[00:00] <dlyneswork> darien, can you show the exact command you're running, and the exact error message?
[00:00] <matt___> Purple screen that says ubuntu... scrolling progress lights underneath.  good sign so far
[00:00] <schnuffle> matt___: fine :)
[00:00] <darien> dlyneswork: http://ss.corecursion.com//testimage-20110209-160027.png
[00:00] <openbees> how to remov kdevelop 4
[00:01] <darien> dlyneswork: there's a screenshot of an example problem
[00:01] <dlyneswork> darien, does /target/bin/sh exist?
[00:01] <darien> yes, it's in the screenshot
[00:01] <dwbear_> I'm looking at the tsclient which does indicated in aptitude that it supports citrix, but when I select a protocol, ICA is greyed out -- is this a crippled tsclient -- or is there some switch I need to through to enable the protocol?
[00:01] <dlyneswork> darien, ls -l /target/bin/sh?
[00:01] <Pici> openbees: How did you install it?
[00:02] <dlyneswork> darien, i can't tell from the screenshot whether the file exists or not...I can just see that there's 'something' there
[00:02] <darien> dlyneswork: here's some more information, I followed the symlinks as well: http://ss.corecursion.com//ubuntu-screenshot-2-20110209-160212.png
[00:02] <openbees> i have no idea
[00:02] <matt___> Installing!  Thank you guys very much
[00:02] <usr13> soreau: service dhcp3 status   Should tell you if it is running or not.
[00:02] <schnuffle> matt___: your welcome
[00:03] <Pici> openbees: I'd start with: sudo apt-get remove kdevelop
[00:03] <dlyneswork> darien, can you do this:  "/usr/sbin/chroot /target"?
[00:03] <dlyneswork> darien, i.e. without the final '/bin/sh'?
[00:03] <darien> dlyneswork: chroot: cannot execute /bin/sh: No such file or directory
[00:04] <openbees> pici: thanks it works
[00:04] <dlyneswork> darien, that's without the final '/bin/sh'?
[00:04] <darien> yes
[00:04] <darien> '/usr/sbin/chroot /bin/sh'
[00:04] <darien> er
[00:04] <wasutton3-Laptop> i am trying to echo hex code to my serial port with this command "echo -e "\x08\x22\x02\x00\x00\x00\xd4" > /dev/ttyUSB0" and it seems to just hang forever until i CNTL^C at which point i get the error "bash: /dev/ttyUSB0: Interrupted system call" What seems to be the problem here?
[00:04] <darien> '/usr/sbin/chroot /target'
[00:04] <CryonicCore> still having issues playing DVD's on my Ubuntu
[00:05] <CryonicCore> please help me
[00:05] <usr13> CryonicCore: What seems to be the problem?
[00:05] <nichos> hi all, does anyone know how to get spamassasin to delete when it finds a string in email? Like delete when it finds "this is the matching string"
[00:05] <schnuffle> CryonicCore: if you have drm dvd you need lidvdcss2
[00:05] <dlyneswork> darien, very weird
[00:05] <CryonicCore> still having issues playing DVD's on my Ubuntu
[00:05] <darien> dlyneswork: yeah, it's really strange, and I'm not 100% sure what's going on
[00:06] <dlyneswork> darien, try asking your question over in ##linux, because it's not really a ubuntu question, unless you can get your command line to work and not the installer
[00:06] <dlyneswork> darien, also, you can try asking in #ubuntu-installer
[00:06] <darien> dlyneswork: yeah, well, I'm going to start over and see if it works if I don't trim out packages
[00:06] <darien> hmm, that might work too
[00:06] <darien> dlyneswork: thanks for all your help!
[00:06] <dlyneswork> darien, yeah...#ubuntu-installer is where I got directed to go when I was working with preseeding
[00:07] <dlyneswork> darien, I have a local ubuntu mirror which I bootstrap using PXE boot and preseeding
[00:07] <darien> dlyneswork: nice, I was considering setting up something similar. This is for automated configuration of our dev VMs (which we have to blow away and restart fairly often) so it might be useful.
[00:07] <dlyneswork> darien, yeah...our use is similar
[00:08] <openbees> how to uninstall package which r not in ubuntu software center
[00:08] <dlyneswork> darien, I need to be able to configure multiple developer boxes, viewer boxes, and complete clusters
[00:08] <openbees> or which r instaaled by after downloading
[00:08] <dlyneswork> darien, so, one of them is to deploy a master node, which in turn pxe boots eight slave nodes :o
[00:08] <darien> nice
[00:09] <soreau> usr13: Yep, you're right. Thanks
[00:09] <CryonicCore> schnuffle, I have libdvdcss2 installed
[00:09] <dlyneswork> darien, yeah...a combination of preseeding and drbl (http://drbl.sf.net) works quite nicely
[00:09] <darien> dlyneswork: we're lucky in that we only need one image format, at least on our LAN, and then I'm just building config/deploy scripts for our actual production machines (which are installed as stock Ubuntu by Softlayer)
[00:09] <schnuffle> CryonicCore: and what happens when you try to play it in vlc?
[00:10] <dlyneswork> darien, yeah, for me, I need to keep an install of jaunty for developers and master nodes, a lucid for developers and viewers and master nodes, and a meercat for viewers
[00:10] <openbees> how to uninstall wingide
[00:10] <dlyneswork> openbees, apt-get remove wingide?
[00:10] <usr13> soreau: NP
[00:10] <darien> dlyneswork: envy. We're using Hardy, and have to custom-compile a lot because the stock stuff is too new for us
[00:11] <DaGeek247> openbees 'sudo dpkg -i pakagename'
[00:11] <lastm> Anybody know where tomboy keeps new entries to its dictionary?
[00:11] <dlyneswork> darien, yeah...if you're doing a lot of post-install stuff, you might find your predicament is a blessing in disguise
[00:11] <DaGeek247> oops, mines install
[00:11] <dlyneswork> darien, lucid does not play nice with post-installs
[00:11] <dlyneswork> darien, assuming you need to do a two-stage install
[00:11] <dlyneswork> darien, if it's a single stage install, it's not an issue
[00:12] <darien> dlyneswork: well we do the standard preseed config (default packages, locale, etc.) then at the end run a script to do all the compile/install/etc. for us, but I can't get it to boot that far
 does not works
[00:12] <DaGeek247> its 'sudo apt-get remove pkgname' or 'sudo apt-get purge pkgname'
[00:12] <openbees> dlyneswork> i tried but didn't worked
[00:13] <nichos> hi all, does anyone know how to get spamassasin to delete when it finds a string in email? Like delete when it finds "this is the matching string"
[00:13] <dlyneswork> darien, yeah, so you're doing a single stage, with a post-install
[00:13] <darien> yeah
[00:13] <usr13> CryonicCore: Try:  mplayer dvd://
[00:13] <CryonicCore> still can't play dvds
[00:13] <dlyneswork> darien, I have to do a normal single stage install with a post-install, that drops a big huge tarball on, that then does a second stage install after the reboot
[00:13] <darien> nichos: you might get more detailed answers in #spamassassin
[00:13] <usr13> CryonicCore: What happens when you issue the above command?
[00:13] <YankDownUnder> nichos, Have you checked in #spamassassin mate?
[00:14] <darien> dlyneswork: was thinking about doing that as well. Also was thinking about just implementing puppet and letting puppet handle making everything work properly
[00:14] <nichos> thanks guys:)
[00:14] <dlyneswork> openbees, did you install wingide from source, or from a binary installer, instead of a .dpkg, or apt-get/aptitude/synaptic?
[00:14] <dlyneswork> openbees, if you did, then you're screwed...you'll have to manually clean it out
[00:14] <openbees> dlyneswork: from installer
[00:15] <dualMoon> I have ubuntu 10.10 server running on a linode, reverse dns is set up for the box as well as forward dns. if i wanted to connect to irc through it so that my hostmask is that of my linode, how would i accomplish it?
[00:15] <openbees> so what i should exectely do
[00:15] <CryonicCore> its not a program that is cusing the problem. its a plugin and I dont know what
[00:15] <dlyneswork> openbees, you'll have to go through and manually remove it, unless the binary installer came with an uninstaller
[00:15] <usr13> CryonicCore: What happens when you issue the above command?  mplayer dvd://
[00:16] <dlyneswork> darien, yeah...no idea what puppet is
[00:16] <openbees> where i should go
[00:16] <openbees> can u please tell me
[00:16] <dlyneswork> darien, i had to do a two stage install, because preseeding wouldn't allow me to install all the packages I needed to install
[00:16] <darien> dlyneswork: basically, you set up a central server with configuration files for each server (or set of servers) based on hostname, and when puppet runs (on boot, and checks again every few minutes) it figures out the state it should be in and sets the system to be in that state
[00:16] <usr13> CryonicCore: What happens when you issue command:   mplayer dvd://    ?
[00:16] <CryonicCore> user13, it gives me a whole buch of stuff
[00:17] <dlyneswork> openbees, command prompt, gather up a lot of patience, use common sense (if you have any), and find the files that wingide installed
[00:17] <darien> dlyneswork: so if the config file says 'libfoobar2' needs to be installed for an essential service, it figures out how to do that (e.g. apt on Ubuntu) and installs it
[00:17] <openbees> ha ha ha
[00:17] <openbees> ok
[00:17] <BlueBalls> anyone using backtrack?
[00:17] <usr13> CryonicCore: So, look at it and see if you find a clue as to what is lacking in your system.
[00:17] <dlyneswork> darien, ah, ok...cool
[00:17] <darien> dlyneswork: then all your configuration stays on one central server and the nodes reconfigure themselves automatically when you change a config file (or an include)
[00:17] <darien> it's great for deploying clusters
[00:17] <CryonicCore> user, No css library available.
[00:17] <CryonicCore> says that
[00:17] <dlyneswork> darien, yeah, for me, I set it up once, and forget it
[00:18] <dlyneswork> darien, i dont' want it updating stuff later
[00:18] <CryonicCore> user13, No css library available.
[00:18] <darien> well if you don't change the config file it won't :p
[00:18] <dlyneswork> darien, i need it feature frozen (including buggy installs)
[00:18] <YankDownUnder> CryonicCore, Have you installed libdvdcss2?
[00:18] <darien> dlyneswork: yeah, this is for keeping homogeny among a cluster
[00:18] <dlyneswork> anyways...gotta run
[00:18] <dlyneswork> done work :)
[00:18] <dlyneswork> ttfn
[00:19] <usr13> CryonicCore:  sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[00:19] <CryonicCore> YankDownUnder, I dont think that u can install just that.
[00:20] <CryonicCore> Package libdvdcss2 is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[00:20] <CryonicCore> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[00:20] <CryonicCore> is only available from another source
[00:20] <CryonicCore> thats what I get when I did sudo install
[00:20] <rww> !dvd
[00:20] <matt___> uhhh... any Idea on this one?  I am installing from the CD I burned... Ubuntu AMD 64.  It gets to the "Who are you?" part and I have flled it in.  It is saying "ready when you are" but the "forward" button is greyed out.  WTF now?
[00:20] <usr13> CryonicCore: There you go.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[00:21] <rww> matt___: make the username all lower-case
[00:21] <matt___> got it
[00:21] <matt___> wow that is supidly simple... and should not have given me a green checkmark if i couldnt use it
[00:21] <EnigmaticCoder> Has anyone read and would recommend, "How Linux Works"?
[00:21] <rww> matt___: indeed. it's a bug in the 10.10 installer.
[00:22] <rww> EnigmaticCoder: Don't crosspost between channels, please.
[00:22] <YankDownUnder> CryonicCore, apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras libdvdread4
[00:22] <matt___> by how quick you shot an answer bback, you must have seen it a lot
[00:22] <rww> matt___: yup
[00:22] <matt___> thank you much
[00:23] <EnigmaticCoder> rww: Okay :)
[00:23] <halpbatman> to change your wireless card mode to monitor
[00:23] <halpbatman> you type in terminal
[00:23] <halpbatman> iwconfig [card] mode monitor
[00:23] <halpbatman> right?
[00:26] <ariaxu> Fullscreen flash video is really flickery under Compiz, but smooth as butter without it. Is there any solution to this?
[00:27] <aeon-ltd> ariaxu: no, compositing tends to mess up other rendering done by the gpu
[00:27] <aeon-ltd> ariaxu: until someone can find a workaround for compiz
[00:28] <ariaxu> aeon-ltd: thanks, figured as much.
[00:28] <usr13> ariaxu: quit using compiz
[00:28] <ariaxu> usr13: thanks, tips :)
[00:29] <teddyb> hi there, anyone able to help me out with the ubuntu chat manager thing, when i try to add an irc account the account adder just closes
[00:29] <Vustom> Is there anyway to disable the Rhythmbox thing in the Sound panel?
[00:29] <lastm> Anybody know where tomboy keeps new entries to its dictionary?
[00:30] <bombadil_rocks> does anyone know what device in /dev I need to point to pipe audio into
[00:30] <bombadil_rocks> it use to be /dev/audio but pulse killed that
[00:30] <usr13> bombadil_rocks: dsp
[00:30] <bombadil_rocks> doesn't exist anymore
[00:30] <usr13> o
[00:30] <wasutton3-Laptop> how do i set /dev/ttyUSB1 to 9600 baud 8N1
[00:31] <bombadil_rocks> from what I read it hasn't since pulseaudio became default
[00:31] <ardchoille> lastm: this is just a guess, but try looking in .gconf/tomboy or .config/tomboy . I remember seeing a tomboy folder in one of those, ot perhaps .gnome2/tomboy
[00:31] <usr13>  bombadil_rocks Does on my 10.04 system.
[00:31] <bombadil_rocks> i'm on a clean install of 10.10
[00:32] <usr13> bombadil_rocks: yea, and mine is an upgrade (from way back...)
[00:32] <usr13> bombadil_rocks: I'm an LTSer
[00:33] <ardchoille> LTS's rock. that was pure genius of Ubuntu team to come up with those
[00:34] <bombadil_rocks> I keep my desktop on one, (of xubuntu though)
[00:34] <zeromobi> lts is only good if you really need packages to not change version.... or weird software that needs very specific versions of stuff
[00:34] <tripelb> hi I want my mic to work in ubuntu. it's on a webcam.
[00:34] <tripelb> logitech
[00:35] <tripelb> Make free calls through 2011
[00:35] <tripelb> Enjoy another year of free calls to the U.S. and Canada, or call abroad at insanely low rates.
[00:35] <tripelb> sorry
[00:35] <bombadil_rocks> not really, if you have an old system that won't run the newest versions it is useful to have a guaranteed support for security for the next few yesr.
[00:35] <bombadil_rocks> years
[00:35] <tripelb> hi I want my mic to work in ubuntu. it's on a webcam - Bus 003 Device 017: ID 046d:08dd Logitech, Inc. QuickCam for Notebooks
[00:35] <ardchoille> bombadil_rocks: true
[00:36] <tripelb> hi I want my mic to work in ubuntu. it's on a webcam - Bus 003 Device 017: ID 046d:08dd Logitech, Inc. QuickCam for Notebooks  --- ubuntu 10.04 --- Google Voice didnt seem to "hear" it.
[00:36] <ardchoille> !repeat
[00:36] <lastm> ardchoille: Thanks.  Took a look and there is indeed a tomboy directory in .gconf/apps/tomboy, but no dictionary files.
[00:36] <sardonyx> whats a decent serial terminal emulator?  I've got a bunch of devices to configure and i've installed "serial port terminal" from the software center...but it sucks, each time i disconnect it from a device the program freezes and i have to reopen it and reconfigure the settings
[00:37] <nillerz> matt___, how'd it work?
[00:37] <matt___> just came up
[00:37] <matt___> it works
[00:37] <ardchoille> lastm: you might try cd $HOME && find . -name tomboy
[00:37] <matt___> now i have to figure out how to make the wireless go.... i dont know where to even start on looking
[00:37] <nillerz> everything works? that's great.
[00:38] <nillerz> Moblin is a it... weird.
[00:38] <nillerz> *bit
[00:38] <ardchoille> lastm: I'm assuming those dictionary files would be in your home dir somewhere, if not then I don't know
[00:38] <nillerz> I love the interface, the design, and all that jazz, it's just the other stuff that gets to me. It's very buggy.
[00:39] <matt___> where do i look to see if the wireless will work now, or if I need to download a driver or something
[00:39] <VisualAssassin> whatsup
[00:39] <matt___> i know this machine was listed as 100% supported on the main web page
[00:40] <Heroo> hello. I have a lot of files in a dir that are as 01.jpg 02.jpg and so on. I want them to be as name01.jpg name02.jpg. how can I do that quickly?
[00:41] <raskol> I'm using a Xubuntu variant. When I change my keyboard layout using xfce-settings-manager to dvorak, window titlebars stop working: I can't drag windows around, clicking on the buttons shows the press animations but doesn't have any effect, etc. In fact it's much like the default behavior if you hold alt, win, or ctrl
[00:41] <freebsd_fan\phon> Do a bash script with a for loop
[00:41] <Guest16933> I'm already excusing myselfe for that question: I was printing something and then there was written: "Problem... occured..." Since then, I can not print anymore. (But printer can be detected) What is the next step (I already swiched on and of the printer several times)
[00:41] <ardchoille> herb: you can try this command in the dir that holds the pics: y=0; for i in *.jpg; do y=$((y+1)); mv "$i" "name${y}.jpg"; done
[00:42] <ardchoille> Heroo:  you can try this command in the dir that holds the pics: y=0; for i in *.jpg; do y=$((y+1)); mv "$i" "name${y}.jpg"; done
[00:42] <ardchoille> sorry herb, tab completion bit me
[00:42] <Guest16933> What's the next step?
[00:43] <Heroo> ardchoille, thanks. that did it:)
[00:43] <ardchoille> Heroo: you're welcome :)
[00:44] <ardchoille> Heroo: CLI rocks :)
[00:44] <Heroo> ardchoille, I know. it's one of the many reasons why I switched to linux. But I've got a long way to master it
[00:45] <ardchoille> Heroo: this site can be invaluable for that: http://www.tldp.org/
[00:45] <VisualAssassin> sh*t, im not on here enough to even get the hang of a lot of things, like doing stuff in the terminal
[00:46] <rjg_> Hi. I need to get at the contents of an iso file. When I try to open it with archive manager, it tells me this:CD-ROM is NOT in ISO 9660 format. What now?
[00:46] <Nisstyre> Heroo, when you're just starting out, explicit instructions can be helpful, as it's impossible to see the larger picture for a newbie
[00:46] <Heroo> ardchoille, thanks. I'm currently trying to finish linuxcommand.org (which so far, I find really good)
[00:46] <juans> hi
[00:47] <ardchoille> Heroo: another good one, you're on the right track
[00:47] <Nisstyre> Which is why I think so many new people copy stuff instead of coming up with their own solutions
[00:47] <Nisstyre> not necessarily a bad thing though, and perfectly natural
[00:47] <Heroo> Nisstyre, so I gather. I'm a bit overwhelmed right now, but I'm trying to take things slow and really get to the core of it:)
[00:47] <rjg_> Hi. I need to get at the contents of an iso file. When I try to open it with archive manager, it tells me this:CD-ROM is NOT in ISO 9660 format. What now?
[00:47] <Nisstyre> Heroo, you're best finding instructions to specific problems you're having
[00:47] <Nisstyre> instead of trying to learn everything there is
[00:48] <Guest16933> Ok, it works. You really have to pull the trigger ^^
[00:48] <matt___> it sees the wireless card and installed it with the "additional Drivers" button on the wired LAN... how do I make this thing search for a wireless network now?
[00:49] <Heroo> Nisstyre, I'm not going to try and learn *everything*, but I read as much as I can so I can to get familiar with things. and, seeing the big picture, as you've said above:)
[00:49] <rjg_> Hi. I need to get at the contents of an iso file. When I try to open it with archive manager, it tells me this:CD-ROM is NOT in ISO 9660 format. What now?
[00:49] <Heroo> without the extra "to", typo:D
[00:49] <ardchoille> !repeat | rjg_
[00:50] <usr13> rjg_: need to mount it
[00:50] <tripelb> hi I want my mic to work in ubuntu. it's on a webcam - Bus 003 Device 017: ID 046d:08dd Logitech, Inc. QuickCam for Notebooks  --- ubuntu 10.04 --- Google Voice didnt seem to "hear" it.
[00:50] <reya276> help!!!, my Ubuntu 10.10 has Malware in it, ClamAV found it but I don't know how to remove it
[00:51] <reya276> here is what it found /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_maverick_main_binary-amd64_Packages: winnow.malware.hw.malware.562933.UNOFFICIAL FOUND
[00:51] <tripelb> cheese SEES me
[00:51] <Loshki> rjg_: you could try using iat (Iso9660 Analyzer Tool) on it. Where did it come from, anyway?
[00:51] <Nisstyre> reya276, did you use a custom kernel?
[00:51] <usr13> rjg_: mount -o loop filenlam.iso /mnt/cdrom ; cd /mnt/cdrom ; ls
[00:51] <reya276> no
[00:51] <reya276> I would not even know how to do this
[00:51] <Nisstyre> or an unofficial-ish one? What you've posted looks like it found something it thinks is not "official"
[00:51] <rjg_> Loshki: it's a torrent (I own a computer game, but lost the 2nd disc - now want to install it, so used a torrent). It finished downloading
[00:52] <Nisstyre> ah
[00:52] <reya276> Nisstyre, I don't know how to even compile a tar file let alone use a custome kernel
[00:52] <Nisstyre> I know, it thinks your repository is bad
[00:52] <reya276> so what should I do?
[00:52] <Nisstyre> reya276, I don't think it's anything bad
[00:53] <edbian> Where can i get help with C# on mono?
[00:53] <usr13> rjg_: or:  mkdir Temp/ ;  mount -o loop file-name.iso Temp/ ; cd Temp/ ;  ls
[00:53] <reya276> ah dude it says malware on it
[00:53] <Nisstyre> reya276, it's probably a false positive
[00:53] <reya276> Nisstyre, ok but how can I tell for sure
[00:53] <Nisstyre> also it classified it as something "unofficial"
[00:54] <Loshki> rjg_: well, torrents aren't alwaud the most reliable source. If the mount fails, try iat...
[00:54] <zainy> hi.  i have an acer revo 1600 that isn't recognizing the wireless.  thefore, i am unable to connect it to my home network.  i cannot figure out how to make this work
[00:54] <reya276> Nisstyre, is there anything I can do to remove that
[00:54] <Guest16933> Ok, actually, it doesn't work anymor. Has anybody an idea, what to do, if the printer doesn't print anymor, because of some strange "failure"?
[00:54] <Nisstyre> reya276, check if us.archive.ubuntu.com is really a repository server
[00:54] <ardchoille> reya276: I agree with Nisstyre since those files are just text files. Try this: file /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_maverick_main_binary-amd64_Packages
[00:54] <reya276> Nisstyre, how
[00:54] <Nisstyre> which it most likely is, considering it's a subdomain of ubuntu.com
[00:55] <ardchoille> Nisstyre:  us.archive.ubuntu.com is an official repo
[00:55] <Nisstyre> ardchoille, yeah
[00:55] <Nisstyre> so it's a fp
[00:55] <ardchoille> reya276: the command "file /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_maverick_main_binary-amd64_Packages" should tell you what kind of file it is
[00:55] <Nisstyre> reya276, it would be worth it to paste the contents of that file to pastebin.com and link it here
[00:56] <Nisstyre> if you want to make sure
[00:56] <reya276> ok I got /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_maverick_main_binary-amd64_Packages: UTF-8 Unicode English text, with very long lines
[00:56] <usr13> Guest16933: Check and see if you have jobs backed up.  Delete them.  lpq
[00:56] <usr13> Guest16933: lpq
[00:56] <matt___> HA!  Figured it out!
[00:57] <ardchoille> reya276: It's a text file, I don't see how it could be malware but that's just my opinion
[00:57] <Guest16933> usr13: yeah, i tried everything via GUI :-(
[00:57] <reya276> ardchoille, /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_maverick_main_binary-amd64_Packages: UTF-8 Unicode English text, with very long lines
[00:57] <ardchoille> reya276: yeah, mine says the same thing
[00:57] <openbees> if i install kde on ubuntu will it effect gnome?
[00:57] <ardchoille> reya276: I'd bet it's a false positive
[00:57] <reya276> but why would ClamAV say that
[00:58] <ardchoille> openbees: you can switch between gnome and kde via the login screen
[00:58] <reya276> it never has before
[00:58] <Nisstyre> reya276, it happens quite a bit with AV programs
[00:58] <adub> i want the video portion of my tv tuner card that is ATI chipset to use xV module can someone help me on this
[00:58] <Guest16933> usr13: now it's written sth like "failed", behind the printer...
[00:58] <reya276> ok thanks
[00:58] <usr13> Guest16933: lpq   #What does it show you?  If it shows 5 jobs, issue command lprm 5 times.
[00:58] <VisualAssassin> how can i speed up my machine that is running ubuntu?? used to run fast but is really laggy and slow now for some reason
[00:58] <Nisstyre> reya276, for example, the netcat program was flagged as malware on a windows computer I had
[00:58] <rjg_> Ok. I installed iat. Now what
[00:58] <openbees> ardchoille:i know but i wanna know will it effect gnome session in any sense
[00:58] <Nisstyre> and I knew for sure it wasn't
[00:59] <ardchoille> openbees: The only thing you'd notice is more apps in your menus
[00:59] <usr13> VisualAssassin: We would have to know what is slowing it down in order to give you any advise.
[00:59] <ardchoille> openbees: and you can run kde apps in gnome and vice versa
[00:59] <usr13> VisualAssassin: top
[00:59] <openbees> ok
[01:00] <reya276> ok, thanks
[01:00] <VisualAssassin> i have no clue what would be slowing it down, should i just re-install ubuntu and leave it stock with no fancy stuff added?
[01:00] <openbees> how antivirus effects ubuntu ....does it works same as with windows
[01:00] <Guest16933> usr13: There are no jobs. But even then, the printer doesn't react anymore. While I was printing, "problem with printer... occured". Know nothing works anymore. Even after turning off ore pulling the plug
[01:00] <Guest16933> *now
[01:01] <MagicJ> hello - I have downloaded an ISO and want to burnb it - the software is giving me the option of burning the ISO or contents of the ISO, whic do I do
[01:01] <brownz> Welcome to #ubuntu
[01:01] <raskol> magicj I believe 'burning the iso' will copy the iso file to a data disc which I don't believe is what you want
burn the iso
[01:02] <ardchoille> MagicJ: burn it as a disk image, burn the iso
[01:02] <rjg_> mount: mount point /mnt/cdrom does not exist
[01:02] <rjg_> bash: cd: /mnt/cdrom: No such file or directory
[01:02] <openbees> how antivirus effects ubuntu ....does it works same as with windows
[01:02] <ardchoille> rjg_: you might want cdrom0
[01:02] <MagicJ> ty guys
[01:03] <usr13> Guest16933: lpq  (what does it say?)
[01:03] <ardchoille> rjg_: or /media/cdrom0
[01:03] <Guest16933> usr13: It's gone... :-(
[01:03] <openbees>  how antivirus effects ubuntu ....does it works same as with windows
[01:03] <Nisstyre> openbees, linux antivirus programs mostly eschew any of the other features windows ones have apart from checking files to see if they are bad
[01:03] <aeon-ltd> openbees: antiivirus software is similar across all OSes, though for linux there aren't a lot written
[01:03] <Nisstyre> so no firewalls, no process checking, just a program that scans files
[01:04] <Guest16933> usr13: I deleted the printer and tried to reinstall it. But it can't find it anymore (network). May it's just something with the router. I have to trie it.
[01:04] <Guest16933> usr13: what do you think? most likely?
[01:04] <openbees> what kids of viruses it detects in linux
[01:04] <thunkee> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus gives a nice overview and comments
[01:04] <ardchoille> thunkee: Thank you for that link
[01:04] <edwardteach> VisualAssassin,  like usr13 said you need to tell us what is slowing thing up for you , if you type top in the terminal it shows you the programs using your resources
[01:05] <wasutton3-Laptop> is there a reason whenever i try to echo data to a serial line, i have to control c it and it gives me the error "bash: /dev/ttyUSB1: Interrupted system call"
[01:05] <Nisstyre> openbees, mostly rootkits, though there are special programs to look for them
[01:05] <Nisstyre> like rkhunter
[01:05] <ardchoille> and chkrootkit
[01:05] <jordi_> hola
[01:06] <jeanliboiron> test
thanks for link
[01:08] <Guest16933> usr13:no, that also doesn't work :-(
[01:08] <Guest16933> now the printer is gone for ever...
[01:09] <SoulPropagation1> how can I hop into a root shell on login? I already have it set so I can use sudo without a password
[01:10] <bombadil_rocks> add to the startup gnome-terminal -e "sudo su"
[01:11] <xangua> sudo without a password < sounds like a really bad idea
[01:11] <SoulPropagation1> how about for headless logins
[01:11] <ardchoille> SoulPropagation1: I believe the best thing regarding a root shell is to only use it when needed. Staying in a root shell can lead to problems if you forget it is a root shell. "Man who play in root eventually kill tree"
[01:11] <openbees> agree with ardchoille
[01:12] <ardchoille> xangua: I agree
[01:12] <xpoferens> yeah but u wont learn anything if u dont fuck around in root
[01:12] <gpc> !language | xpoferens
[01:12] <xpoferens> u gotta chop a few trees to make a clearing
[01:12] <SoulPropagation1> I know what I'm doing and I don't like repeatedly typing sudo.
[01:12] <Mooch1> I have a netgear wireless N300 router that I want behind a Lynksys wired router.  I have used www.routerlogin.com (and .net) as well as 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.1.1  but the IP addresses just get me into the Lynksys and the "web addresses" just take me to a "BS" netgear help page .  I cant log into the wireless to setup the security.  any network gurus ?
[01:13] <bombadil_rocks> type sudo su
[01:13] <bombadil_rocks> @SoulPropagation1
[01:13] <jrib> SoulPropagation1: « sudo -i » will give you a root prompt (preferred to « sudo su »)
[01:13] <bastidrazor> SoulPropagation1: sudo -i :is the proper way to get a root prompt
[01:13] <SoulPropagation1> bombadil_rocks: right. I'm doing sudo -s when I log in but I'd like to have it automatically do it
[01:13] <syn-ack> bombadil_rocks, no, it would be "sudo -i"
[01:13] <syn-ack> not sudo su
[01:14] <syn-ack> doesn't set the users' environment vars the way you suggested.
[01:14] <jrib> SoulPropagation1: what's the point.  Do you really need to be root all the time?  I doubt it, but if you disagree, just unlock the root account and do as you wish
[01:14] <syn-ack> man sudo goes into more detail.
[01:14] <raskol> I'm using a xubuntu variant. When I change my keyboard layout to dvorak, I can't drag, close, or maximize windows -- it's like I'm holding a meta key
[01:15] <syn-ack> alright well. Later.
[01:16] <edwardteach> mouche,  im no guru but try disconnecting the lynksys router and try to access the netgear router!
[01:17] <Mooch1> no internet connection then
[01:17] <ubuntuserverques> anyone ever have a ubuntu 10.10 server (on mdadm raid5 array) boot and say its missing a drive and boot degraded but then give you a login prompt and after you log in it says the array is just fine?
[01:18] <SoulPropagation1> jrib, yes I do. if I didn't need to do administration stuff then I'd just let the computer sit there and do its thing
[01:18] <benedict> http://pastebin.com/WnKRKViB can some1 tell me why mounting my etx3 fs takes about 100 seconds?
[01:18] <sudoer> i've set my editor with "sudo update-alternatives --config editor" and EDITOR=vi to vi yet freaking crontab -e keeps putting me into nano, can someone please tell me how to fix this?
[01:19] <edwardteach> mouche,  just until you configure the  netgear router!   or figure out how to access it
[01:19] <Mooch1> lol  that is the problem,  I cant access it ..... will look elsewhere,  thanks
[01:19] <xpoferens> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzIdQS35N8s
[01:19] <ardchoille> sudoer: have a look at ~/.selected_editor
[01:19] <edwardteach> !!
[01:19] <xpoferens> so i want to play this game
[01:19] <xpoferens> on ubuntu
[01:19] <jrib> sudoer: maybe you have VISUAL defined
[01:19] <xpoferens> but on the school pcs we have 200mb space
[01:20] <sudoer> jrib: thanks!
[01:20] <xpoferens> how do i install it on the usb
[01:20] <xpoferens> quakelive
[01:20] <SoulPropagation1> benedict: long mount times often means the drive is dying. you might wanna make sure everything is backed up
[01:21] <SoulPropagation1> anyway, can someone tell me how to automatically run sudo -s on login? adding it to the end of my .bashrc makes it impossible to log out without closing my ssh client
[01:22] <VisualAssassin> edward teach: ill try that and see whatsup
[01:22] <benedict> SoulPropagation1: hm, tle paotp is 2 years old or so... i use it often, but never carry it when the hdd is on... i'll use fcheck and other tools to investigate. hope your hint is false...
[01:23] <benedict> SoulPropagation1: hm, the laptop...
[01:23] <boota2> I issue 'iptables -t NAT -L' and get 'iptables v.1.4.4: can't initialize iptables table 'NAT': Table does not exist (do you need to insmod?) on Ubuntu-Server amd64 10.10
[01:24] <boota2> It's clean installation.
[01:24] <rewt> boota2, try lower case nat
[01:24] <lwizardl> hey
[01:24] <VisualAssassin> it says there are only two things running,  and 145 sleeping
[01:25] <boota2> *bangs the wall with my head
[01:25] <boota2> Thanks a lot.
[01:25] <lwizardl> whats a good IM Client for ubuntu other than pidgin (it seems to lock up my ASUS laptop) and Kopete
[01:25] <jrib> SoulPropagation1: run « sudo -i » as your ssh command :(
[01:25] <ardchoille> lwizardl: empathy?
[01:25] <usr13> boota2: Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded.
[01:26] <boota2> It works, it just needed to be typed it lower case.
[01:26] <benedict> !fcheck
[01:26] <boota2> *in
[01:26] <austinyb> hello
[01:26] <testdulu> Welcome to #ubuntu
[01:26] <austinyb> would anyone care to help me set up ssh
[01:26] <ardchoille> hello
[01:27] <testdulu> Welcome to #ubuntu
[01:27] <austinyb> i'm having trouble
[01:27] <austinyb> and i'm a linux noob
[01:27] <VisualAssassin> so am i man
[01:27] <blue112> Hi here.
[01:27] <blue112> Is there a way to improve how my audio chipset is supported in ubuntu ?
[01:28] <austinyb> so anyone wanna help?
[01:28] <jrib> hello
[01:28] <testdulu> Welcome to #ubuntu
[01:28] <usr13> boota2: how about just iptables -L ?
[01:29] <usr13> boota2: Oh, sorry.... didn't see  your concession.
[01:29] <wangzh> is there any iptables channel here?
[01:29] <blue112> wangzh, if #iptables doesn't exist, you can check #linux
[01:30] <usr13> wangzh: yes #iptables
[01:30] <wangzh> ok,thanks
[01:30] <wangzh> join #iptables
[01:30] <blue112> XD
[01:30] <googlewillpay> \o/
[01:30]  * austinyb needs help setting up SSH
[01:31] <wangzh> lol
[01:31] <blue112> How can I get the lastest pulseaudio / alsa version (I don't know which version can improve my hardware support) ?
[01:31] <jrib> !ssh | austinyb
[01:31] <usr13> austinyb: Ask your question
[01:31] <austinyb> i have it installed, i just need to troubleshoot
[01:31] <austinyb> it doesnt want to connect when i try
[01:31] <austinyb> it just times out
[01:32] <usr13> austinyb: what command are you giving and what do you get in response?
[01:32] <munkybeatz> hey all!
[01:32] <MagicJ> creating a bootable ISO - system is asking me: Do you want to create a disc from the contents of the image or with the image file inside? - which do I want?
[01:32] <usr13> austinyb: Try this: user-name-here@192.168.1.X
[01:33] <austinyb> ok well i have OpenSSH installed on Ubuntu 10.10 Server, and when i try to access it using Filezilla on windows, doesnt work
[01:33] <austinyb> i do that
[01:33] <munkybeatz> i just have a quick question. when I type [ sudo lsmod | grep -i nvidia ]  It returns [ nvidia   10284878  0  ]   Is that right? I mean I just installed the nvidia-current driver, is that what it should return?
[01:33] <usr13> austinyb: filezilla is ftp not ssh
[01:33] <usr13> austinyb: for windows use putty
[01:33] <austinyb> erm i meant sftp
[01:33] <jrib> austinyb: can you « ssh localhost » on the server?
[01:33] <austinyb> im having trouble with
[01:33] <g_0_0> austinyb, try winscp
[01:33] <austinyb> ssh and sftp
[01:34] <austinyb> ive tried putty, winscp, and filezilla
[01:34] <austinyb> for ssh and sftp
[01:34] <usr13> austinyb: You are confusing secure shell with file transfer protocol
[01:34] <jrib> !enter | austinyb
[01:34] <g_0_0> austinyb, firewall ?
[01:34] <austinyb> dont think so, port 22 is open
[01:35] <usr13> austinyb: netstat -pantu
[01:35] <grkblood> where is .asoundrc?
[01:35] <austinyb> one sec
[01:35] <teddyb> guys im having a problem, ubuntu asked me to install updates, i did and now i have two more options in the boot menu, and my ubuntu will only start in failsafe graphics, it brings up a text that says ubuntu 10.10 tty and asks me to log in
[01:36] <drewby> What is the difference between "eject" and "safely remove drive"?
[01:36] <Vustom> How to install a TeamSpeak 3 skin on Ubuntu?
[01:36] <munkybeatz> drewby: i think they're pretty much the same, just different terminology
[01:37] <drewby> munkybeatz: well that's silly, but I guess thank
[01:37] <drewby> you*
[01:37] <austinyb> usr13: what info am i looking for?
[01:37] <usr13> austinyb: from another linux system you could scan for ports with nmap. i.e.  netstat -pantu
[01:37] <MagicJ> try again - so when I have an ISO that I want to make bootable do I: Do you want to create a disc from the contents of the image or with the image file inside?
[01:37] <usr13> austinyb: from another linux system you could scan for ports with nmap. i.e.  nmap -p 22 192.168.1.x
[01:37] <usr13> austinyb: or  namp -p 21 192.168.1.x
[01:37] <jrib> hello
[01:38] <thunkee> austinyb: is sshd running?
[01:38] <rww> jrib: hi!
[01:38] <austinyb> thunkee: think so, how can i check?
[01:38]  * jrib preps ban hammer
[01:38] <Encry8> Anyone know a good TV tuner app for Ubuntu? I've tried Zapping and TvTime, neither work, I'm using a USB WinTV-HVR 950Q
[01:38] <ardchoille> rww: Uh oh, hehe
[01:38] <brownz> :)
[01:38] <usr13> austinyb: netstat -pantu     #will tell you what services are listening for connection on what ports.
[01:38] <thunkee> austinyb: ps waux | grep ssh
[01:38]  * rww preps lightsaber
[01:39] <munkybeatz> drewby: http://www.komando.com/messageboard/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=25859  ;  Read the third or 4th post
[01:39] <skilz> anyone have experience with ushare and xbox360? when I run 'ushare -x' I can see the ushare share on my xbox but when I click to connect it just says connecting and cannot connect
[01:39] <jrib> !burn | MagicJ
[01:40] <austinyb> thunkee: shouldnt it be running when the os starts up
[01:40] <jrib> MagicJ: you usually use a burning program to burn the .iso as an image (so you end up with a cd with a bunch of files, not a data cd with a single .iso in it)
[01:40] <teddyb> any ideas? ive just gone through the whole process of installing ubuntu and would rather not have to do it a third time (first time didnt go so well ;) )
[01:40] <austinyb> thunkee: i'm not sure what to do with this
[01:41] <drewby> munkybeatz: ah, I supposed that makes sense
[01:41] <MagicJ> when I put the blank CD in I get the choice Do you want to create a disc from the contents of the image or with the image file inside?, when I select the iso file, so I want to know the answer for this question
[01:41] <Plouj> what should I use to start/stop services in 10.10?
[01:41] <usr13> austinyb: you should see sshd LISTENING on port 22
[01:41] <thunkee> austinyb: think so had a ubuntu server but cant remember install :)
[01:41] <austinyb> thunkee: returned b unch of lines
[01:41] <jrib> teddyb: pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[01:41] <jrib> MagicJ: contents
[01:42] <MagicJ> ty
[01:42] <jrib> Plouj: sudo service SERVICENAME start/stop/restart
[01:42] <usr13> austinyb: netstat -pantu |grep sshd  should only  return one or 2 lines.
[01:42] <openbees> anyone know a good web development environment for ubuntu
[01:42] <openbees> other than bluefish
[01:42] <usr13> openbees: drupal
[01:42] <MagicJ> konqueror is not bad openbees
[01:43] <wasutton3-Laptop> how come when i send hex data over /dev/ttyUSB0 using gtkterm, it sends and i receive a reply perfectly, but when i try to send the same hex data via this command "echo -e "\x08\x22\x02\x00\x00\x00\xD4" > /dev/ttyUSB0", i have to force cancel it and i get the error involving Interrupted System Call
[01:43] <austinyb> usr13: i connected to localhost and it worked fine
[01:43] <teddyb> jrib : http://pastebin.com/SbWgwVwC
[01:43] <usr13> openbees: actually drupal is a css
[01:43] <openbees> usr13 i mean an ide not cms
[01:43] <Pici> openbees: kompozer perhaps?
[01:43] <ardchoille> openbees: quanta, if you don't mind a kde app
[01:43] <usr13> *cms not css
[01:44] <usr13> openbees: seamonkey
[01:44] <tefx> hey anyoen here with a decent amoutn of knowladge usign an aspire one d2**
[01:44] <g_0_0> openbees, you can use eclipse
[01:44] <jrib> teddyb: in failsafe, can you get to System -> Administration -> Additional Drivers?
[01:45] <Pilotgeek> lol
[01:45] <matthewfong> ubuntu!
[01:45] <openbees> never expected such a huge reply lol
[01:45] <austinyb> usr13: i can access with localhost and when i type in ps -ef|grep ssh it shows that its running
[01:45] <teddyb> yep, it says no proprietary drivers are installed on this system
[01:45] <openbees> m downloading eclipse
[01:45] <openbees> will it work for php
[01:46] <Plouj> jrib: thanks
[01:46] <g_0_0> openbees not sure check for plugins, has python plugins
[01:46] <ylmf> ?
[01:46] <ylmf> who am i?
[01:46] <usr13> austinyb: so what happens when you use putty?
[01:47] <austinyb> usr13: black window
[01:47] <openbees> ylmf ....an open man
[01:47] <ylmf> are you ready?
[01:47] <austinyb> usr13: time out
[01:47] <usr13> austinyb: Can you ping that particular IP address from the windows machine?
[01:47] <ohsix> is there a way to list all the packages you manually installed, instead of all of them? (as dpkg --get-selections)
[01:47] <austinyb> no
[01:47] <Encry8> Anyone know a good TV tuner app for Ubuntu? I've tried Zapping and TvTime, neither work, I'm using a USB WinTV-HVR 950Q
[01:47] <openbees> no
[01:47] <austinyb> usr13: when i ping it times out too
[01:47] <ylmf> yyy
[01:47] <g_0_0> openbees, appears to support php
[01:48] <edwardteach> tefx, whats up!
[01:48] <openbees> thanks g_8_8
[01:48] <SitFly> is there a command I can use to reload my video drivers? like there is for alsa i.e. sudo alsa force-reload
[01:48] <g_0_0> openbees, you're welcome
[01:49] <usr13> austinyb: are you sure you have IP address correct?  t
[01:49] <usr13> austinyb: ifconfig   #on the host to find out correct IP
[01:49] <adnap> i have a problem with my wifi where, after closing the lid on my laptop, upon reopening network manager fails to reconnect to my wireless network.  it works again if i restart my computer.  is there a way i can fix this, either permanently or with some kind of quick fix that will prevent me from having to restart my laptop?
[01:49] <austinyb_> usr13: i am extremely stupid
[01:50] <PetePorty> Hello, guys. I come here seeking for help with this problem I've been having. I installed Ubuntu 10.10 about a week and a half ago. The installation went smoothly the third try, and everything was running perfecly until I decided to run the update manager; which never finished updating, and I had to force-quit it. This created several problems with the software center, but I managed to fix this. The great problem I've been having now, is that
[01:50] <PetePorty>  Ubuntu is running EXTREMELY slow, mcuh slower than when I run it with the live CD. My CPU ussage never goes over 50%, and is most of the time only at 10%, and my memory usage is 15%. I have an NVIDIA GForce 9500 graphics card with the latest propietary driver. Anyone thinks they can help me out?
[01:50] <austinyb_> usr13: i was on the wrong network *facepalm*
[01:50] <usr13> austinyb_: awe... we all make mistakes....  NP
[01:50] <ylmf> d
[01:50] <skilz> Ushare keeps saying 'Interface eth0 is down.' but its not
[01:50] <ylmf> 您好
[01:50] <usr13> adnap: is there a function key combo that turns it on and off?
[01:50] <ylmf> no
[01:51] <ylmf> no
[01:51] <ylmf> no
[01:51] <FloodBot1> ylmf: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:51] <ylmf> quite
[01:51] <Gambit> PetePorty: Well that does conflict with what you told me about metacity. It was using 208% CPU at one point.
[01:51] <ylmf> out
[01:51] <adnap> usr13: yes, i can disable my wifi with a function key, but it is not disabled.  there is still a wlan0 interface when i run ifconfig.
[01:51] <austinyb_> usr13: well thanks much for your help!
[01:51] <usr13> you bet...
[01:52] <PetePorty> Gambit: but that didn't show up in the system monitor.
[01:52] <PetePorty> Gambit: I only noticed that when I used top, and strangely, it showed 2 tables/charts instead of only one.
[01:52] <ohsix> adnap: those buttons deal with rfkill, the interface doestn' come and go
[01:52] <jrib> !who | teddyb
[01:53] <jrib> teddyb: but you have an nvidia card?
[01:53] <teddyb> yes
[01:53] <jrib> teddyb: install the nvidia driver
[01:54] <teddyb> ubuntu asked me to install it and i did?
[01:54] <edwardteach> adnap,  service network-manager --full-restart      maybe  will do it
[01:55] <jrib> teddyb: I'm going to miss what you say unless you put "jrib: " in your replies to me
[01:55] <teddyb> jrib: oh sorry
[01:55] <researcher1> how to remove completely CUPS ?
[01:56] <PetePorty> Hello, guys. I come here seeking for help with this problem I've been having. I installed Ubuntu 10.10 about a week and a half ago. The installation went smoothly the third try, and everything was running perfecly until I decided to run the update manager; which never finished updating, and I had to force-quit it. This created several problems with the software center, but I managed to fix this. The great problem I've been having now, is that
[01:56] <PetePorty>  Ubuntu is running EXTREMELY slow, mcuh slower than when I run it with the live CD. My CPU ussage never goes over 50%, and is most of the time only at 10%, and my memory usage is 15%. I have an NVIDIA GForce 9500 graphics card with the latest propietary driver. Anyone thinks they can help me out?
[01:57] <tefx> edward im havign an issue of my inetrnal mic
[01:57] <ohsix> Peterman: you won't make any friends carrying on like that
[01:57] <tefx> for soem reason ti refuses to work  in linux
[01:57] <tefx> edwardteach, *
[01:57] <ohsix> Peterman: oops, sorry
[01:57] <ohsix> PetePorty: you won't make any friends carrying on like that :]
[01:57] <tefx> even is i bypass pulse it still isnt bee recognised by skype
[01:57] <tefx> but spears in alsa
[01:58] <grkblood> anyone know whats up with this?
[01:58] <grkblood> arecord -d 10 -f cd -t wav -D copy foobar.wav
[01:58] <grkblood> ALSA lib pcm.c:2208:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM copy
[01:58] <ohsix> copy isn't a plug or a device name
[01:58] <acfrazier> !cloak > acfrazier
[01:58] <Trunz> PetePorty Pretty sure nothing will run as fast as live cd because it is all in memory,  your having to wait on your harddisk now that it is installed.
[01:58] <PetePorty> ohsix: I assumed someone ignored it and if anyone actually wanted to answer, they wouldn't read the logs back...
[01:58] <grkblood> ohsix, can i PM you?
[01:59] <Encry8> Anyone know a good TV tuner app for Ubuntu? I've tried Zapping and TvTime, neither work, I'm using a USB WinTV-HVR 950Q
[01:59] <researcher1> I had HP laser Jet installed but did not accept job.Then I checked Accepting Jobs & it worked.Again unchecked & checked.Printer gives message "Job submitted" but it has stoppd printing
[01:59] <panik> why does ubuntu run in low graphics mode even though in the package manager it says i have installed the drivers....
[01:59] <lin> hi
[01:59] <ohsix> PetePorty: look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log, see if it's using an accelerated driver
[01:59] <PetePorty> Trunz: this is running extremely slow, I mean, way slower than Wubi or Windows.
[01:59] <tgm4883> Encry8, for just watching TV, or for DVR functionality?
[02:00] <PetePorty> I did do that, ohsix, the driver is the correct one.
[02:00] <Encry8> tgm4883: well it would be nice to get the DVR working too
[02:00] <Encry8> that was kinda the whole reason i wanted the tv tuner card
[02:00] <tgm4883> Encry8, then I would recommend MythTV
[02:00] <halpbatman> does anyone here use guake?
[02:00] <Encry8> tgm4883: that would work with a Win TV card?
[02:00] <Gambit> ohsix: He is running the proprietary nvidia driver
[02:01] <tgm4883> Encry8, i'm pretty sure i've seen instructions for it
[02:01] <PetePorty> I have desktop enhancements off, in casee it matters. Also, my messages are delayed because of this slowness problem, and so are yours coming to me.
[02:01] <Encry8> tgm4883: ok, thanks I'll give it a try
[02:01] <grkblood> ive defined pcm.copy in my ~/.asoundrc.asoundconf to what the man page has
[02:01] <ohsix> PetePorty: do you have itop or powertop installed?
[02:02] <edwardteach> tefx, sorry but i have never used the mic  , so what other steps have you tried !  i will have too see if this mic works
[02:02] <grkblood> ohsix, can you get PMs?
[02:02] <ardchoille> PetePorty: this may be a dumb question, but have you restarted xorg since installing video drivers?
[02:02] <tgm4883> Encry8, if you have any questions on it, a good place to ask questions is the Mythbuntu forum  http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=301
[02:02] <halpbatman> k so when i open my terminal
[02:03] <Encry8> ok ty :D
[02:03] <teddyb> jrib: ubuntu asked me to install it and i did? (just in case you missed it)
[02:03] <boota2> is here on freenode a channal for freetalk, flames and holywars?
[02:03] <halpbatman> it won't take on the transparency effect
[02:03] <halpbatman> how do i fix that?
[02:03] <jrib> teddyb: so now you have the nvidia driver installed?
[02:03] <SpaceDuck_> How can you set the application font size for a specific application?
[02:03] <panik> why cant i run ubuntu in normal graphics mode? every boot tells me its booting in low graphics mode
[02:03] <PetePorty> Ummm... I have no idea.
[02:03] <PetePorty> I haven't manually installed any of those, ohsix.
[02:04] <PetePorty> ardchoille: unless it does it by itself, no, I haven't.
[02:04] <teddyb> jrib: well i installed it and the install completed but that additional drivers list is empty
[02:04] <ardchoille> PetePorty: you need to restart xorg after installing video drivers.. that may be your problem
[02:05] <ardchoille> PetePorty: I would suggest logging out and back in
[02:05] <pumpkia> hello
[02:05] <halpbatman> terminal's transparency effect stopped working can anyone help?
[02:05] <jrib> teddyb: dpkg -l '*nvidia*' | grep '^ii'
[02:06] <PetePorty> ardchoille: I have reebooted several times, I installed the driver 3 days ago or so. Also, I'm responding to your messages as soon as I get them, but I get a feeling you're not getting mine.
[02:06] <grkblood> anyone know why i get ALSA lib pcm.c:2208:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM copy when i type arecord -d 10 -f cd -t wav -D copy foobar.wav
[02:06] <tefx> pretty much that  edwardteach  ive tried with pusle audio and bypassed pulseaudio when i by pass pusle audio it dosent detect a microphone device  whjen usign pulse it detects it btu you het no sound unless you plug in an external mic
[02:06] <ardchoille> PetePorty: I'm getting yours, don't worry. If you have rebooted since installing drivers, then disregard my last
[02:06] <edwardteach> tefx, have you tryed  going into System -> Preferences -> Multimedia System Selector and changing the defauly input to OSS
[02:07] <teddyb> jrib: http://pastebin.com/xgQdY6cT
[02:07] <PetePorty> Alright, thanks.
[02:07] <jrib> teddyb: reboot, if X fails again, pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:08] <ohsix> PetePorty: well powertop will tell you about devices/irq's gone nuts and software burning cpu, that might not get at the root of it by itself though; but it's the first things to check
[02:08] <tefx> i dotn have multi media system selectior
[02:08] <teddyb> ok
[02:08] <tefx> i aitn usign netbook remix tho
[02:08] <panik> Any reason my ubuntu only runs in low graphics mode
[02:09] <grkblood> i think ohsix is ignoring me
[02:09] <ardchoille> panick: Which ubuntu version are you using? Which graphics card do you have? Have you installed video drivers if needed? We need a bit more info.
[02:09] <pumpkia> 都要说英文？
[02:09] <aadem> can someone help me out with grub ive been fighting with it all day
[02:10] <JunkyJames> how do you set up subversion server?
[02:10] <PetePorty> ohsix: I recently (only my last reboot, which I've done a lot since the "lag") got an error message of irq 19 being dissabled.
[02:10] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: For what kind of access?
[02:10] <ardchoille> panik: Which ubuntu version are you using? Which graphics card do you have? Have you installed video drivers if needed? We need a bit more info.
[02:10] <aadem> how do i turn grub2 on, i installed it, set it  up, i have another os installed on a seperate partition(freeBSD) but grub will not show itself
[02:11] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: i just would like to have multiple people working on a website i have and thought it might be good to have svn (or simmilar)
[02:11] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: Sure, but, via ssh? HTTP?
[02:11] <halpbatman> I'm using guake and it just stopped working
[02:11] <halpbatman> can anyone help?
[02:11] <JunkyJames> either i guess
[02:12] <JunkyJames> but http is preferable
[02:12] <openbees> python , c or c++ which one is best to learn for ubuntu development??
[02:12] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: ssh is the easy one.
[02:12] <JunkyJames> ok
[02:12] <Panik_> ardchoille: sorry i am a noob with ubuntu yet.. it as a ati card my sure what model though and in synaptic it says i do have drivers installed.. how do i check wh
[02:12] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: If you have svn installed and they have ssh access, svn+ssh:// will Just Work.
[02:13] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: so would you be able to do the ssh way from a windows client?
[02:13] <ubuntuser> How to solve "BOOTMGR missing" problem using Live CD?
[02:13] <openbees>  python , c or c++ which one is best to learn for ubuntu development??
[02:13] <ardchoille> panik: I'm not sure, I just wanted to encourage you to add some more info to your question, it might help others help you
[02:13] <grkblood> how do i switch between alsa and pulseaudio?
[02:14] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: Yes.
[02:14] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: I know that TortoiseSVN supports it, at the very least.
[02:14] <ardchoille> openbees: I would say python , pygtk but that info may be old
[02:14] <Panik_> ardchoille: lol thanks man well i figured out i am running 9.10 lol
[02:14] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: oh well i was gonna use tortoise anyway
[02:15] <ardchoille> Panik_: you may want to upgrade to 10.04 or 10.10 and see if the problem persists
[02:15] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: so what do you need to do to set it up?
[02:15] <edwardteach> tefx, my mic work! so maybe there is some config difference's  that you may want from my system!
[02:15] <Panik_> ardchoille :i am going to try that...
[02:15] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: ive only ever used it from a clients perspective
[02:16] <adnap> edwardteach: that didn't seem to do it.  it always gets stuck trying to connect to the wifi network forever.  the little icon just keeps animating.
[02:16] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: First you need to create a repository.
[02:16] <openbees> python , c or c++ which one is best to learn for ubuntu development??
[02:16] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: "svnadmin help create" for more info on that.
[02:17] <ohsix> openbees: the one you know
[02:17] <ardchoille> openbees: a lot of things in ubuntu are python/pygtk
[02:17] <adnap> i'll repeat my question since it has been a while
[02:18] <adnap> i have a problem with my wifi where, after closing the lid on my laptop, upon reopening network manager fails to reconnect to my wireless network.  it works again if i restart my computer.  is there a way i can fix this, either permanently or with some kind of quick fix that will prevent me from having to restart my laptop?
[02:18] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: Are you familiar with putty and pageant at all?
[02:18] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: not really
[02:18] <ohsix> adnap: will it reconnect if you do it manually?
[02:18] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: ive used putty for basic ssh connections
[02:18] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: Then never mind that for now. Just know that TortoiseSVN can use pageant.
[02:19] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: http://matttrent.com/articles/how-use-ssh-agent-windows-tortoisesvn
[02:19] <edwardteach> adnap,  have you checked your log files ?
[02:19] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: ok well im not massivly fussed on the windows perspective for now, as long as i know it can be done :P
[02:20] <KirkMcDonald> JunkyJames: Anyway, to connect to your svn repository, you'd point TortoiseSVN at: svn+ssh://username@host/path/to/svn/repo
[02:20] <tefx> maybe what aspire one do you have edwardteach
[02:20] <edwardteach> tefx, d255
[02:20] <fredjiles> I need some pointers Had hard drive issue, ran fsck found some bad stuff alot of it in the python files.  Fixed that.  Now anything that imports a python lib throws and error no module named *
[02:21] <adnap> ohsix: i'm not sure what manually means to you.  i've tried reselecting the network i want to connect to, and i just tried restarting network manager.  neither seems to work and it is always stuck trying to connect with the wifi icon animating indefinitely.
[02:21] <fredjiles> Any pointers on how to reinstall python?  apt-get -- reinstall doesn't seem to fix it
[02:21] <greg777> hello all, does anyone know if xfce-battery-plugin will work with lxde? i'm currently running salix os lxde and there is no batter plugin. i tried installing xfce-battery-plugin but it does not appear as applet for lxpanel
[02:21] <tefx> so pretty much the same im on a d260
[02:21] <adnap> edwardteach: no.  which log files?
[02:21] <tefx> edwardteach,  pm
[02:21] <ohsix> fredjiles: debsums can tell you what packages broke
[02:21] <openbees> how can iget source code of ubuntu
[02:21] <edwardteach> tefx, ok
[02:21] <openbees> is it possible to understand it at beginers level
[02:21] <xangua> !source | openbees
[02:22] <ohsix> adnap: ok, then something is off in limbo, can you post dmesg after a suspend and trying to connect to the ap to a pastebin?
[02:23] <adnap> ohsix: i didn't understand most of that.  you want me to past the output of a program called dmesg at the point where i'm having the problem?
[02:23] <teddyb> jrib: http://pastebin.com/xA73E0Q6
[02:23] <adnap> ohsix: *paste
[02:23] <openbees> ubottu: PAGE NOT FOUND
[02:23] <adnap> ohsix: is ap access point?
[02:24] <ohsix> adnap: yes accesspoint, dmesg is a command you run in a terminal to see some kernel log messages
[02:24] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: ok sweet i think it might be working!
[02:24] <KirkMcDonald> Great.
[02:24] <anarchos> for some reason my shell isn't recognizing/using /home/user/.bashrc.  anyone know why that might be and how can i fix it?
[02:24] <ardchoille> openbees:  See: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-sourcehandling.en.html
[02:25] <edwardteach> !dmesg | adnap
[02:25] <adnap> ohsix: okay, so you only want the output after trying to reconnect?  'cause there is a lot of output.  can you describe exactly what i should do up to the point where i should post the output of dmesg?  my wifi is currently not working.  are you saying i should suspend my computer again, then retry connecting, and then after it fails posting the output of dmesg starting from when i suspended it?
[02:25] <grkblood> i ahve no panel, how do i add a panel?
[02:26] <ohsix> adnap: all of the output, preferably after it has been suspended and manually attempted to reconnect
[02:26] <ardchoille> grkblood: How do you not have a panel? Is it hidden? Did the panel crash? Can you log out and back in and see your panel?
[02:26] <adnap> ohsix: i don't want to post all of the output.  it looks like is had my MAC address and a bunch of other identifying information.
[02:27] <adnap> ohsix: *has
[02:27] <grkblood> i accidently deleted it
[02:27] <ardchoille> grkblood: then y ou should have at least one panel left. Right click it and choose New panel
[02:27] <grkblood> nope
[02:27] <grkblood> there is no panel
[02:27] <grkblood> nothing is up top
[02:27] <adnap> ohsix: why would all of the output be necessary?  much of it seems unrelated.  i guess if you choose not to help me because of this i would understand, but i'd rather not post too much personal information.
[02:27] <ross_> i am considering buy the pangolin performance laptop, which is geared for linux
[02:28] <ardchoille> grkblood: afaik, you can't delete the last panel. is there anything in the lower screen edge?
[02:28] <fredjiles> ohsix,  will debsums replace them or just out put the list
[02:28] <ross_> i was wondering if someone can tell me if i can install windows into the machine and set up a dual boot
[02:28] <grkblood> yea, open windows
[02:28] <grkblood> top panel is completely gone
[02:28] <ross_> does the hardware for pangolin performance allows the installation of windows?
[02:28] <ardchoille> grkblood: that's a panel. right click an empty spot on it and choose New Panel
[02:28] <ohsix> adnap: none of it is useful or personally identifiable really; but all of it is to check for other problems, right now what's happening is decidedly odd
[02:28] <ardchoille> grkblood: that line of windows icons along the bottom is a penl
[02:29] <grkblood> k
[02:29] <ohsix> fredjiles: it can give you a list of files that have changed since they were installed; you can use that list to automatically reinstall them all
[02:29] <grkblood> now i need my options back
[02:29] <xangua> !grub2
[02:29] <xangua> ross_: you will need reinstall grub; netx time you pretend dualboot, install windows first
[02:29] <openbees> grkblood : try this http://www.watchingthenet.com/restore-panels-in-ubuntu-back-to-their-default-settings.html
[02:29] <ardchoille> grkblood: right click the new panel at the top and choose "add to panel"
[02:29] <grkblood> ok
[02:29] <ross_> xangua: so the pandolin performance does allow windows installation?
[02:29] <ardchoille> openbees: he doesn't need to do that
[02:29] <xangua> no idea what pandolin is ross_
[02:30] <ross_> xangua: let me show you
[02:30] <ardchoille> openbees: Ah, that might be an option, my bad
[02:30] <fredjiles> ohsix,  how do I get the list.  It is just outputting a bunch of stuff to the stdout.  Should I pipe that through grep and log it ?
[02:30] <ross_> xangua: http://www.system76.com/product_info.php?cPath=28&products_id=100
[02:30] <openbees> ardchoille: dont mess with me
[02:30] <openbees> lolz
[02:30] <ohsix> fredjiles: pass -s i think, it'll make it only report errors
[02:30] <ross_> xangua: it's a laptop that is designed for linux users
[02:30] <ardchoille> openbees: my misunderstanding, sorry about that :)
[02:31] <openbees> its ok dear i was just kidding
[02:31] <ross_> xangua: i would like to show if it's possible to set up a dual boot with windows
[02:31] <adnap> sorry, i have to do this another time.  i've run out of time to get this working tonight.  thanks anyhow.
[02:31] <ross_> xangua: are the specs for the laptop "workable" with windows OS?
[02:32] <fredjiles> ohsix, Thank you very much you are right!! should have done --help and figured it out myself;)
[02:32] <grkblood> ardchoille, i used to have a network indicator up there, i dont see it in the add to panel
[02:32] <grkblood> how how i get that
[02:32] <xangua> ross_: that just says has ubuntu preinstalled, not for linux only, as any other pc you can run whaterer you want
[02:32] <ardchoille> grkblood: indicator applet?
[02:32] <grkblood> already added that
[02:32] <ardchoille> grkblood: or network applet?
[02:32] <grkblood> its not there
[02:32] <ross_> xangua: so windows isn't hardware specific, you're saying?
[02:33] <ohsix> fredjiles: some packages wont have sums, but it will tell you; and iirc next time they're installed debsums will automatically generate sums
[02:33] <greg777> does anyone know if xfce-battery-plugin will work in lxde?
[02:33] <openbees> grkblood:enable notification
[02:33] <ross_> xangua: i thought there are certain requirements to run windows on a machine
[02:33] <rww> ross_: Maybe you should ask a Windows channel...?
[02:33] <ross_> xangua: hardware specific
[02:33] <ross_> rww: no i want to use linux and windows
[02:33] <ross_> rww: i was looking around for the best laptop to buy
[02:33] <grkblood> thanks
[02:34] <openbees> grkblood:from add to panel enable notification area
[02:34] <grkblood> yea
[02:34] <fredjiles> ohsix, great the list is long:(
[02:34] <grkblood> i got it
[02:34] <grkblood> thanks
[02:34] <rww> ross_: Your current conversation is roughly equivalent to me asking ##windows whether Ubuntu will work on my netbook.
[02:35] <grkblood> sound-indicator somehow got deleted when i updated to 10.10
[02:35] <teddyb> jrib: you still there?
[02:35] <grkblood> i got it back now
[02:35] <openbees> grkblood:mension the name u r conserning
[02:35] <ohsix> fredjiles: better than wondering :]
[02:35] <skilz> how can I load program
[02:35] <JunkyJames> KirkMcDonald: thanks heaps for your help man!
[02:35] <skilz> how can I load program 'ushare' on system startup?
[02:35] <ohsix> fredjiles: some of those packages will be able to be manually verified
[02:35] <grkblood> openbees, you know anything about arecord?
[02:36] <grkblood> anyone know why i get ALSA lib pcm.c:2208:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM copy when i type arecord -d 10 -f cd -t wav -D copy foobar.wav
[02:36] <openbees> grkblood:can u explain in detail please
[02:36] <ohsix> grkblood: theres no device or plug called copy, -D tells it what device to use
[02:37] <grkblood> ohsix, ive defined copy in my ~/.asoundrc.asoundconf file
[02:37] <grkblood> i have no ~./asoundrc file like the man page says
[02:37] <ardchoille> grkblood: perhaps it's a bad definition? The command you gave is an exact one of the examples in man arecord
[02:37] <ohsix> messing with that stuff is kind of out of the scope of ubuntu help, you might find someone that'll help you; but you could also try #alsa
[02:38] <grkblood> k
[02:38] <grkblood> will do
[02:38] <ohsix> chances are whatever you're trying to do is verrry easy to do with pulseaudio
[02:39] <halpbatman> hey guys i need some help
[02:39] <ardchoille> Well, folks, my Kindle is calling me.. can't wait to finish this book. Back later.
[02:39] <halpbatman> when ubuntu 10.10 starts up and i run terminal. the transparency effect doesn't work
[02:39] <halpbatman> then i run compiz --replace
[02:39] <halpbatman> and it fixes the problem
[02:39] <halpbatman> but when i reboot
[02:39] <halpbatman> same problem occurs
[02:40] <halpbatman> anyone knows what's going on?
[02:40] <ardchoille> halpbatman: you need to put fusion icon in your startup applications
[02:40] <halpbatman> ardchoille: what's that?
[02:40] <ohsix> halpbatman: sounds like it got switched to another WM, open the appearance applet in system -> preferences, then change visual effects to "normal" or extra
[02:40] <halpbatman> ohsix: it's already in normal
[02:41] <ohsix> then change it to none and back to normal :D
[02:41] <ardchoille> halpbatman: I can walk you through it if you open System > Preferences > Startup applications
[02:41] <ardchoille> halpbatman: I had to do it too
[02:41] <halpbatman> ardchoille: k
[02:42] <halpbatman> ardchoille: what do i do next?
[02:42] <ardchoille> halpbatman: in the Startup Programs, click the "Add" button
[02:42] <ohsix> you don't _need_ the fusion icon, picking the wm can be done manually or by the appearance applet; if something else is changing it then just changing it back is going to be a mess
[02:42] <halpbatman> k
[02:42] <ohsix> this is a hack
[02:42] <ardchoille> halpbatman: Name: compiz, Command: fusion-icon, Comment: optional
[02:42] <ardchoille> halpbatman: Click the Add button and you're done
[02:42] <openbees> how can i add a window switcher in awn
[02:43] <halpbatman> ardchoille: k ty
[02:43] <ardchoille> halpbatman: Problem should be gone on reboot
[02:43] <halpbatman> ardchoille: one more thing
[02:43] <ardchoille> halpbatman: you're welcome
[02:43] <ohsix> ardchoille: did you ever figure out why you had to do that or did you stop when you clobbered it the silly way
[02:43] <halpbatman> ardchoille: i was using guake. it was working fine but it won't start
[02:43] <ardchoille> ohsix: asked bunches of times but never got an answer
[02:43] <ohsix> ah
[02:44] <ardchoille> ohsix: Let me know if you find an easier way to do that
[02:44] <halpbatman> ardchoille: any idea how to fix it?
[02:44] <ardchoille> halpbatman: no, I can only think of either guake doesn't play well with compiz or it crashed and needs to be restarted
[02:44] <ohsix> ardchoille: find out what's changing /desktop/gnome/applications/window_manager
[02:44] <ohsix>  besides the appearance applet, that is
[02:44] <halpbatman> ardchoille: i tried reinstalling but doesn't work :(
[02:45] <openbees> to all :how can i add a window switcher in awn
[02:45] <halpbatman> ardchoille: it's weird cause it was working fine before
[02:45] <ardchoille> ohsix: hmm.. I'll have to look into that, thank you very much
[02:45] <ardchoille> halpbatman: does it only do that after you do compiz --replace ?
[02:45] <ohsix> ardchoille: np
[02:46] <openbees> i want delete my bottom panel and when i minimize my window it should go into awn tray .......how can i achive this
[02:46] <ohsix> ardchoille: but like i said; barring some weird app plugging away at changing it, the appearance applet should be the only thing
[02:46] <arbitrary> Trying to create an archive of the contents of /var/log/dist-upgrade/, something is preventing the archiver from adding files to the archive, resulting in failure. Ideas?
[02:46] <halpbatman> ardchoille: no it just doesn't work period
[02:46] <chovynz> I'm having trouble making a directory. Is this correct? mkdir var/www/bcc/
[02:46] <ardchoille> ohsix: oh, I agree, it's weird
[02:46] <halpbatman> ardchoille: but it stopped working when i noticed the transparency effect stopped working
[02:47] <openbees> chovynz: u should on root prompt
[02:47] <ardchoille> halpbatman: I'm afraid I don't have any idea other than something between it and compiz
[02:48] <halpbatman> ardchoille: k thx for the help
[02:48] <openbees> chovynz:sorry i was wrong ....u should in bcc directory first
[02:49] <tefx>  !msg ubottu !pavucontrol
[02:49] <tefx> !msg ubottu !pavucontrol
[02:49] <tefx> !pavucontrol
[02:49] <ardchoille> ohsix: in the Visual Effects tab on Appearance Properties, "None" is selected but all options are greyed out and I know I'm running compiz
[02:49] <rww> tefx: I think you meant /msg ubottu...
[02:49] <chovynz> openbees: how can i be in that directory if it doesnt exist yet?
[02:49] <arbitrary> Alternatively, how do I add multiple attachments to a bug report to launchpad?
[02:49] <ardchoille> ohsix: I'm running the latest unity desktop and it requires compiz
[02:49] <ohsix> ardchoille: ok that might be a thing of its own, if you try and apt-get install ubuntu-desktop does it offer to install any packages?
[02:50] <ohsix> ahh unity
[02:50] <maco> arbitrary: email the bug
[02:50] <openbees> chovynz: so u should in www directory
[02:50] <arbitrary> maco: Any place to get standardized format for email bug reports?
[02:50] <ardchoille> ohsix: it offers to install cups, which I removed today, and that's all
[02:50] <openbees> chovynz:or simply go to filesystem's www directory and create a folder
[02:51] <maco> arbitrary: send an email to the bug number @bugs.launchpad.net with all the attachments attached and they'll go
[02:51] <chovynz> openbees: I'm in terminal viah ssh
[02:51] <arbitrary> maco: Interesting, thanks.
[02:51] <rww> maco: GPG signing.
[02:51] <ohsix> ardchoille: the stuff is in flux wrt: unity; i wouldn't be surprised if it was up in the air in that regard
[02:51] <maco> arbitrary: there is an email interface but my firefox just crashed
[02:51] <maco> rww: only to issue commands i think
[02:51] <maco> rww: commenting & adding attachments don't require it
[02:52] <Abinadai> Hello everyone
[02:52] <ardchoille> ohnoes`: It runs rather nice.. though I'd get used to it now and be ready for 11.04
[02:52] <chovynz> how do i get to root login? I thought it was 'root
[02:52] <rww> maco: ah
[02:52] <chovynz> or is it exit?
[02:52] <stevieman> Does anyone know of a good howto or souce of a config file for dante-client?
[02:52] <ardchoille> ohsix:  It runs rather nice.. though I'd get used to it now and be ready for 11.04
[02:52] <ohsix> ardchoille: if you can find out you and halpbatman are having the same root problem it'd probably be worth filing a bug
[02:52] <ohsix> ya i tried it in alpha1, it's keen
[02:52] <Abinadai> can someone point me in the direction of how to get Maverick to recognize and use my laptop fingerprint reader?
[02:52] <arbitrary> Looks like they'll be getting some redundancies.
[02:52] <maco> arbitrary: to do things like change status and package name and stuff you need to use commands from https://help.launchpad.net/Bugs/EmailInterface which as rww pointed out require signing the mail
[02:52] <ardchoille> ohsix: Good to know, I'll file a bug if I can figure it out
[02:53] <grkblood> #alsa aint awake it seems
[02:53] <openbees> chovynz: let me try
[02:53] <syphirx> Hey guys!
[02:53] <syphirx> Just got Ubuntu
[02:53] <syphirx> and I must say
[02:53] <syphirx> I love it
[02:53] <arbitrary> maco: so I can just send attachments anyway to 716219@bugs.launchpad.net ?
[02:54] <ardchoille> I love it when people come to Ubuntu :D
[02:54] <usr13> syphirx: Congratulations, you've just become a member of the 21th century!
[02:54] <donvito2> how can i see someone joined my server
[02:54] <usr13> syphirx: 10.04 or 10.10?
[02:54] <syphirx> I've been using Windows 7 for the longest time and I loved it (for compatibility and gaming) but I got fed up with it
[02:55] <syphirx> usr13: 10.10
[02:55] <Abinadai> is there anything better than watching star trek episodes on  Maverick?  it's better than sex
[02:55] <halpbatman> brb reboot
[02:55] <^Phantom^> I need to run ubuntu more often.
[02:55] <arbitrary> Interestingly, I have the worst problems with Wine.
[02:55] <^Phantom^> It's installing 262 updates <_<
[02:55] <syphirx> usr13: although I'm still going to have 7 dual-booted
[02:55] <arbitrary> Like, an app with Platinum compatibility CTDs on start.
[02:55] <^Phantom^> 272*
[02:56] <ardchoille> ^Phantom^: sounds like a good time for lunch :)
[02:56] <usr13> syphirx: Well, I've been using Linux a long time now.  I find almost nothing I need MS Windows for.
[02:56] <ohsix> ^Phantom^: you can get the update applet to download them in the background
[02:56] <maco> arbitrary: yep should work
[02:56] <paq7512> i have unmet dependancies and some programs are not installable what gives?
[02:56] <Abinadai> syphirx, I still use wn 7 64bit but only when I need to.  and it's getting less and less that I need to.  (windows honey, you've been good to me over the years, but now, you've grown old and fat.  I gotta go now)
[02:56] <arbitrary> Sent, waiting to see it updated.
[02:57] <gpc> !ot | Abinadai
[02:57] <syphirx> I think the only thing that stops me from just formatting it, is iPod developments in jailbreaking
[02:57] <usr13> syphirx: One thing is for sure, Linux is a lot easier to maintain.
[02:57] <syphirx> usr13: it seems like it. no need for bloated software
[02:57] <Abinadai> jeez, you didn't have to tell on me for making one statement.
[02:57] <usr13> syphirx: My smart phone is an android  :)
[02:57] <gpc> was two and yes I did
[02:57] <Abinadai> can someone point me in the direction of how to get Maverick to recognize and use my laptop fingerprint reader?
[02:58] <chovynz> Ubuntu is a funny thing. I get it set up and then go away and leave it alone because it works. a month or two later I come back to it to do something else, and I forget how to do things.
[02:58] <xs1> Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me get out of tty on boot
[02:58] <arbitrary> I figure my problem is something in my third party software, but I can't think of anything I have installed which would affect something like a distro upgrade.
[02:58] <syphirx> usr13: I wish I had Android but I'm stuck with a crappy phone and an iPod Touch
[02:58] <^Phantom^> ohsix, I prefer to update manually, just how I am.
[02:58] <usr13> syphirx: And I just entered the smart phone wold about 4 months ago.
[02:58] <syphirx> usr13: although I plan on using Bootlace to dualboot Android when they support the 4th gen
[02:59] <openbees> chovynz:
[02:59] <ohsix> ^Phantom^: you still can, it'll just download them
[02:59] <v1rati> I've edited /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/us and added a new layout "Dvorak international (AltGr dead keys)" that I made. However, it's not showing up under Keyboard Preferences.
[02:59] <xs1> can anyone help me get out of tty?
[02:59] <syphirx> usr13: I love mobile devices. did you root yours?
[03:00] <usr13> xs1: What is the problem?
[03:00] <usr13> syphirx: No, not yet.
[03:00] <halpbatman> ardchoille: it didn't fix the problem
[03:00] <openbees> chovynz: i did these things 1-open terminal 2- cd  /var/www 3- now i m in www directory 4 - mkdir (directory name) .......and folder created ....thats all
[03:00] <v1rati> xs1: Ctrl+Alt+F8?
[03:00] <xs1> i uninstalled ati drivers, and whenever I boot it goes straight to tty now
[03:00] <usr13> xs1: Ctrl-ALt-F7  what your looking for?
[03:00] <xs1> tried that
[03:00] <usr13> or F8
[03:00] <arbitrary> Huh. It couldn't be proprietary java, could it?
[03:00] <bencahill> !killx
[03:01] <bencahill> hmm, what's the shortcut instead of ctrl+alt+bksp?
[03:01] <lithpr> hi!  I've been working on an ubuntu customization script for a few days.  Everytime i run it i restore a fresh install of maverick, and have to download all the packages.  Is there a way i can save the packages i've downloaded, so that i can pull them locally, instead of wasting canonicals bandwidth (not to mention a ton of time)?
[03:01] <usr13> xs1: Well, you should have about 8 or 9 to chose from.
[03:01] <chovynz> openbees: I did cd /var/www and it says file doesn't exist, yet I can browse to that exact folder in a separate file-manager.
[03:01] <xs1> 8 or 9 what
[03:01] <usr13> xs1: ttys
[03:01] <ohsix> lithpr: they're available in /var/cache/apt/archive after, you can do a partial mirror too
[03:02] <arbitrary> That's the only thing I can figure, which will prove incredibly irritating.
[03:02] <usr13> xs1: Usually only 7 tho
[03:02] <xs1> usr13: what do you mean
[03:03] <halpbatman>  ardchoille: fusion icon didn't work
[03:03] <syphirx> Anything I should install or do?
[03:03] <halpbatman> ardchoille: i still have to restart compiz to fix transparency issue
[03:03] <syphirx> Just installed this so I'm not sure if theres anything I should get
[03:03] <lithpr> ohsix, wow, there they are.  Now if i copy that dir to a fresh install, will the system notice that they are available locally?
[03:03] <usr13> xs1: Well, if  you are on the first one and you hold Ctrl and ALt keys and hit F2, you'll be on the second one... etc.. etc...
[03:04] <xangua> !manual | spydon
[03:04] <openbees> chovynz:1-root@thevees-laptop:~# 2-root@thevees-laptop:~# cd /var/www 3-root@thevees-laptop:/var/www# mkdir filename these are the three states of my terminal compare with ur teminal and reply me
[03:04] <xs1> i'll try that, I'll be back. I'm currently on the livecd.
[03:04] <djhash> Hey, anyone here who is capable of helping with ffmpeg command lines?
[03:04] <chovynz> openbees: how do i get to root?
[03:04] <usr13> openbees: sudo
[03:05] <usr13> chovynz: sudo
[03:05] <lithpr> djhash, well, here's what i do.  i install winff, set it up to do what i want.  there is an option in the program to get the command line command that it is going to use
[03:05] <ubaantu> Hello
[03:05] <openbees> chovynz: u can do this as normal user too ; i tried that way also
[03:05] <ubaantu> I was wondering where the "persistent" live cd's store data, and how to ensure the deletion of that data after a certain ammount of usage
[03:06] <lithpr> djhash, these commands (very) often work even when winff itself fails
[03:06] <chovynz> ah there we go. thanks.
[03:06] <chovynz> usr13: thanks
[03:06] <usr13> chovynz: If you need to  use a command that requires root priviledges, precede it with   sudo
[03:07] <openbees> chovynz:u welcome ; u can just go to www directory and create a new directory
[03:07] <djhash> lithpr: Does it have an option to tell ffmpeg to complete a partially transcoded file?
[03:07] <chovynz> usr13: Yeah, I knew that. I thought it would create a var/www under my home dir which is not what i wanted. thanks.
[03:07] <v1rati> I've edited /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/us and added a new layout "Dvorak international (AltGr dead keys)" that I made. However, it's not showing up under Keyboard Preferences.
[03:07] <djhash> lithpr: I'd rather not have it restart from the very beginning.
[03:07] <lithpr> djhash, i've always started from the beginning
[03:07] <syphirx> Anyone know where I should get Wine from?
[03:08] <lithpr> syphirx, the south of france.
[03:08] <ubaantu> winehq.org
[03:08] <usr13> ubaantu: It will only store on RAM, unless you tell it otherwise and set up a HD storage area for it to use.
[03:08] <djhash> lithpr: so.. i guess there is either no option, or none you are aware of.
[03:09] <lithpr> djhash, none that i am aware of
[03:09] <syphirx> I mean, from the Ubuntu software center or from the site?
[03:09] <ubaantu> usr13: but whenever i boot the live cd changes are there, does that mean some sectors of the ram are written or rather that some sectors of my hard disk are?
[03:09] <lithpr> djhash, which doesn't mean it can't be done
[03:09] <openbees> its my first irc chat and it was very nice time with u  guys see u soon byeeeeeeeeeee
[03:10] <djhash> lithpr: yeah.. i'm trying to figure this part out.. thanks anyways for the hint to winff.. I know i'm going to need that one soon enough.
[03:10] <ubaantu> If answer is the second, how to allocate those sectors?
[03:10] <wangzh> wow
[03:10] <xs1> alright, im in tty right now, i dont really know what to enter
[03:12] <lithpr> so i've got these 750 megs of .deb files - does anyone know how i can apply them to the next trial install?
[03:12] <lithpr> w/o having to download them again from the repos?
[03:12] <lithpr> do i really need to set up my own locally hosted repository?
[03:13] <lithpr> cause that sounds like a lot of effort
[03:13] <chovynz> anyone know putty's sftp software here?
[03:14] <paq7512> i have unmet dependancies and some programs are not installable what gives?
[03:14] <cfedde> lithpr: if you have the .deb files then you can just dpkg directly
[03:15] <v1rati> paq7512: Are you using apt-get?
[03:15] <lamefun> may I embed Ubuntu font as a web-font on my website?
[03:16] <xs5> can anyone elp me get out of tty?
[03:16] <xelister> how to start pulseaudio for user X ?
[03:16] <xs5> help*
[03:17] <Ny51bern> If I am increasing my Ubuntu partition, do I also need to increase the SWAP Partition?
[03:17] <xelister> Ny51bern: no... why?
[03:17] <Ny51bern> xelister: feel like i should?
[03:18] <Ny51bern> xelister: im new with partitions
[03:18] <paq7512> v1rati - yes sir
[03:18] <cfedde> Ny51bern: swap space need some where between 1 and 2x your ram.
[03:18] <chovynz> xs5 whats up?
[03:19] <cfedde> Ny51bern: more than that does not help much.
[03:20] <Ny51bern> cfedde: i have 1gb ram, and without me editing anything I currently have 665mb in the swap
[03:20] <v1rati> paq7512: sudo apt-get check
[03:20] <paq7512> done no errors
[03:21] <somebody_> test
[03:21] <cfedde> Ny51bern: your system is probably fine with swap space at that size.
[03:22] <xelister> how to start damn pulseaudio?
[03:22] <cfedde> Ny51bern: on modern systems with gigs of ram we rarely run out of ram such that the system needs to swap.
[03:22] <Ny51bern> cfedde: yeah, but now  i want to shrink my windows partition and increase my ubuntu (which i could use some help on)...while im doing it should i just increase swap? ...the computer is a t43 thinkpad
[03:23] <arkanabar> how do I tell if java is actually running?  there are some javascript links on a site I'm on, that aren't doing anything.
[03:23] <cfedde> Ny51bern: I'd leeve the swap alone. Also with a laptop you might want two diffrent swap partitions.  especialy if you hybernate the oses.
[03:24] <Ny51bern> sheesh im totally new to the whole thing. if i send you pictures, do you think you can guide me?
[03:24] <cfedde> hibernate even...
[03:24] <Ny51bern> nah i dont hibernate
[03:24] <cfedde> Ny51bern: you'll do fine.
[03:24] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, how much ram does your lappy have?
[03:24] <Ny51bern> cfedde: im talking about editing my partiions
[03:24] <sha1sum> what's the name of the app for the special function keys on a keyboard again?
[03:25] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: 1gb
[03:25] <sha1sum> I switched to xfce4 and I'm assuming it no longer starts
[03:25] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, I'd suggest b/n 1.5 and 2gb of swap.  It'd be plenty either way.
[03:25] <sha1sum> (automatically)
[03:25] <Abinadai> can someone point me in the direction of how to get Maverick to recognize and use my laptop fingerprint reader?
[03:25] <maco> Abinadai: libfprint
[03:25] <cfedde> Ny51bern: my advice is not to worry about it.
[03:25] <sha1sum> libpam-fprint
[03:26] <xs2> can anyone help me get out of tty
[03:26] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: do you think you can guide me into editing my partitions?
[03:26] <sha1sum> few packages you need :)
[03:26] <Abinadai> btw, whoever it was that pointed someone else to the ubuntu manual...much thanks.
[03:26] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, probably.  I take it you haven't started yet?
[03:26] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: correct
[03:26] <arkanabar> how much disk space is Windows useing?
[03:26] <Abinadai> maco, thanks..
[03:26] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: ill send you a screenshot of my current status
[03:27] <Abinadai> sha1sum, thanks to you also
[03:27] <xs2> i just need some help deleting ati drivers from tty (i think), anyone?
[03:27] <arkanabar> there ought to be something like a pastebin for images.
[03:28] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: im booted in a live cd.. ill send you a link
[03:28] <djhash> arkanabar: like imagebin.org?
[03:28] <xs2> if no one can help me fix this, can someone hel me reinstall  ubunru without deleting my windows partition?
[03:28] <sha1sum> Abinadai: this might help: http://www.krizka.net/2008/03/28/how-to-setup-fprint-for-fingerprint-authentication-on-ubuntu/
[03:29] <Abinadai> sha1sum, thanks!
[03:29] <^Phantom2^> Um
[03:29] <^Phantom2^> I accidentally crashed my computer while ubuntu was updarimg
[03:29] <^Phantom2^> Now it won't boot all the way
[03:29] <skullboy> hi how do i install the from alternate ubuntu installer from usb
[03:29] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: http://imagebin.org/137073
[03:30] <skullboy> hi how do i install the from alternate ubuntu installer from usb
[03:30] <^Phantom2^> it gets to the login screen but that part doesn't finish loading
[03:30] <^Phantom2^> I get stuck there
[03:30] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, ok.  it looks like sda1 is windows partition, and sda5 is going to be ubuntu, yes?
[03:30] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: im trying to shrink the windows partition and increase ubuntu, but while im there i figured i can increaase the swap
[03:31] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: yea sda1 is windows
[03:31] <^Phantom2^> So now u'm fucked
[03:31] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: tbh, im not really sure what the rest is..
[03:31] <^Phantom2^> I have toreinstsll
[03:31] <^Phantom2^> Riggt?
[03:32] <arkanabar> Ny51bern,  ok.  Did you defrag windows before starting?
[03:32] <Ny51bern> arkanabar:  yep
[03:32] <ManecA> Does anyone know of some sort of gadget that will display my system stats on desktop?
[03:32] <^Phantom2^> This is fucked up
[03:32] <gpc> !language | ^Phantom2^
[03:33] <Abinadai> Ny51bern, did you remove the paging and hibernating files?
[03:33] <Ny51bern> Abinadai: not sure what that is...so i guess not
[03:33] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, you can probably cut windows to about 18gb.  and you ought to be able to extend swap into the unallocated space netxt to it.
[03:33] <rjg_> I'm trying to run an ooold computer game, at it'll only run at 16-bit color.. Is there an easy way to switch back and forth?
[03:33] <arkanabar> ManecA, get Conky.
[03:33] <^Phantom2^> What do i do?
[03:33] <xs2> Can someone help me reinstall ubuntu over a current ubunutu installation, there is a windows partition that I'm afraid I'll mess up
[03:33] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: i also want to increase the sda5 tho..
[03:34] <arkanabar> ManecA, read about it on the crunchbanglinux.com forums.
[03:34] <^Phantom2^> How can i fix tgis
[03:34] <ManecA> arkanabar, thank, you.
[03:35] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, that's why I told you that Windows could go down to 18gb.  That's plenty of space.  15gb would be kind of cramped.
[03:35] <^Phantom2^> I get stuck every time
[03:35] <NoIE> hello everybody . I have a dell netbook with rtl8192ce card , it don't worked in one day .
[03:35] <Ny51bern> arkanabar:  do I need to do what Abinadai said?
[03:35] <usr13> xs2: Why are you wanting to re-install?
[03:35] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: okay that sounds good. where do i begin?
[03:36] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: im booted in my live cd already so i can edit them.
[03:36] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, you're in gparted.  You should be able to grab and drag the edges of partitions in the graphical interface.
[03:36] <^Phantom2^> I have to reinstall don't i?
[03:36] <TheMusicGuy> How can I change the mime type associations for file extensions (ie. for custom types)
[03:36] <Ny51bern> so shrink sda1 and increase the others?
[03:36] <bonjoyee> !find texi2pod.pl
[03:36] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: you said to bring the swap to how much?
[03:36] <^Phantom2^> Some help would be nice
[03:37] <arkanabar> ^Phantom2^, can you get to a tty and do "sudo apt-get install upgrade" or some such?
[03:37] <skullboy> hi how do i install the from alternate ubuntu installer from usb
[03:37] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, just extend it into the unallocated space.  That should be plenty.
[03:37] <usr13> xs2: Why, What is wrong?  But, (FYI)  reinstalling over an existing Ubuntu install only amounts to blowing away the existing Ubuntu partations.  (Not the other one.)
[03:37] <maco> arkanabar: upgrade isnt a package, so...get rid of the word "install" or replace upgrade with a package name....either will result in a valid command
[03:37] <^Phantom2^> I can.t use this piece of shit now
[03:37] <maco> !language | ^Phantom2^
[03:37] <NoIE> when I use lshw -c hetwork , it said *-network DISABLED
[03:37] <MiteshShah> how to install Net::SSH for python
[03:38] <bonjoyee> skullboy: create bootable usb using the startup disk creator..
[03:38] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: i need to get rid of keys?
[03:38] <arkanabar> maco, he apparently crashed or powered down during an update process.
[03:38] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: right click 'swapoff' ?
[03:38] <^Phantom2^> All you can do is tell me to stfu huh?
[03:38] <rjg_> I'm trying to run an ooold computer game, at it'll only run at 16-bit color.. Is there an easy way to switch back and forth?
[03:38] <maco> ^Phantom2^: no, we don't use that acronym here as it is *also* not appropriate
[03:38] <ravel> hi i am trying to figure out what program i need to install to get the application hardware drivers
[03:39] <bonjoyee> ravel: jockey
[03:39] <skullboy> bonjoyee: i know that but how do i get the installer to see the usb drive ensted of the cdrom
[03:39] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, probably... don't really remember how.  gparted isn't something I use daily.
[03:39] <usr13> ravel: What hardware drivers, (for what device?)
[03:39] <h00k> ^Phantom2^: Please mind your language, and remember that we are all volunteers. Please adjust your attitude to reflect that.
[03:39] <ravel> sudo apt-get install jockey will do the trick
[03:39] <maco> ^Phantom2^: what arkanabar said to do isnt really a valid command. i think they meant "sudo apt-get upgrade" but really if one is half-done, id expect "sudo dpkg --configure -a" to be needed first
[03:39] <Piranah> hrmm ok here is an odd one, any link i click under places results in VLC opening with the exeption of "computer" is there a way I can fix the association ?
[03:39] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: i think i got that part. right now im shrinking sda1 and increase the other 2
[03:40] <bonjoyee> ravel: i think its jockey-gtk
[03:40] <^Phantom2^> How about helping me FIX THIS UBUNTU SHIT PLEASE?
[03:40] <^Phantom2^> i am stuck with broken system
[03:40] <^Phantom2^> Crashed during uodating
[03:40] <^Phantom2^> Am i fucked?
[03:40] <^Phantom2^> no mouse in normal mode
[03:40] <^Phantom2^> Or keyboard
[03:40] <FloodBot2> ^Phantom2^: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:40] <ravel> actually its a program that comes with ubuntu 10.04 it gives a pop-up and says that proprietary drivers are available for your system then you click it and ooh looky here click click oh installed soooo awesome :)
[03:40] <jack_> that's a shame
[03:40] <maco> ^Phantom2^: you need to fix your attitude very very quickly FIRST
[03:40] <ravel> thank you bonjoyee
[03:41] <maco> ^Phantom2^: can you get to a terminal?
[03:41] <evulhotdog> How do I remove googsystray application? It is not showing up in the software manager...
[03:41] <jack_> so is there anyway to fix the popup notifications in 10.04?  Everything is down too far. I dont want it to act this way. any suggestions?
[03:41] <maco> ^Phantom2^: really, itd be a lot easier to help you if you would answer questions put to you, such as when arkanabar asked whether you even *could* get to a tty and run a command
[03:41] <^Phantom2^> and recovery won't boot
[03:41] <maco> jack_: there are no configuration options for the notification system in ubuntu
[03:41] <skullboy> bonjoyee: i know that but how do i get the installer to see the usb drive ensted of the cdrom
[03:42] <jack_> maco: ok, well let me rephrase. is there a fix for that?
[03:42] <Piranah> hrmm if anyone can help me with this lil file association problem please send a pm
[03:42] <maco> jack_: it is not deemed a bug
[03:42] <maco> ^Phantom2^: if the filesystem is that badly whacked, you're going to need to boot  live cd and run fsck from there
[03:42] <jack_> maco: regardless. it doesn't operate the way i would like. is my only option to break open the src and recompile?
[03:42] <ravel> should i do aptitude install or a apt-get install for jockey-gtk
[03:42] <maco> jack_: yes
[03:42] <chovynz> what's the syntax for uploading a file from windows to ubuntu? How do I deal with spaces in the file names? I'm uploading via terminal/ssh/putty
[03:42] <bonjoyee> skullboy: as in? once you create the usb..it should instll from it like an alternate install cd...i have done it a couple of times..
[03:42] <^Phantom2^> and recovery won't boot
[03:42] <rjg_> I'm trying to run an ooold computer game, at it'll only run at 16-bit color.. Is there an easy way to switch back and forth?
[03:43] <maco> ^Phantom2^: a live cd is not the same as the recovery option
[03:43] <jack_> chovynz: you can use \ to ignore speical characters such as spaces in the terminal
[03:43] <maco> ^Phantom2^: besides, you've already said that
[03:43] <usr13> ^Phantom2^: They're tying to help you but you need to repond to their questions first.
[03:43] <skullboy> bonjoyee: it trys to mount the cdrom not the usb
[03:43] <chovynz> jack_ how so?
[03:43] <chovynz> e.g. what would you write here?:
[03:43] <slkwr> can anyone tell me the default GUI font name of ubuntu 10.10?
[03:43] <jack_> chovynz: for example 'led\ zeppelin\ \-\ black\ dog.mp3'
[03:43] <olorin_> Do anyone here use the LibreOffice packages from the LibO PPA?
[03:43] <bonjoyee> skullboy: did you use unetbootin to create the usb?
[03:43] <^Phantom2^> I'm in grub
[03:44] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: http://imagebin.org/137076 - See on bottom for all actions. I didn't click apply yet
[03:44] <skullboy> bonjoyee: yes
[03:44] <maco> ^Phantom2^: boot from a live cd
[03:44] <^Phantom2^> I lost the cd
[03:44] <madsailor> NoIE, information concerning the driver for your hardware is at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsRealTek#USB
[03:44] <maco> ^Phantom2^: then yes, you're stuck
[03:44] <maco> ^Phantom2^: find someone to burn one for you
[03:44] <jack_> ^Phantom2^: grub is the bootloader. you'll need a livecd to try to repair that.
[03:44] <chovynz> jack_ : put c:/Documents and Settings/Myname/bcc.html /var/www/bcc
[03:44] <maco> ^Phantom2^: and then invest in an UPS so you don't lose power in the middle of an upgrade again
[03:44] <bonjoyee> skullboy: thats why i specifically said to use startup disk creator...it does not work with unetbootin..same error in my case as well!
[03:45] <jack_> chovynz: just put a '\' in front of any character thats give you a problem. it'll probably look like this:
[03:45] <chovynz> jack_ would this change to c:/Documents\and\Settings/Myname/bcc.html /var/www/bcc
[03:45] <^Phantom2^> Well dammit
[03:45] <jack_> chovynz: c\:\Documents\ and\ Settings\/Myname\/bcc.html /var/www/bcc
[03:45] <rjg_> where did xorg.conf go this release? If I want to edit it, how do I get one?
[03:45] <jack_> rjg_: i think its deprecated.
[03:45] <chovynz> jack_ \o/
[03:45] <maco> rjg_: it went away about 5 releases ago. if you want to write one yourself, you are welcome to do so
[03:45] <jack_> ^Phantom2^: if you've dual booted you can use the windows cd to repair the mbr
[03:45] <skullboy> ok so from the ubuntu live????
[03:45] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, w/ 1gb of ram, I'd suggest at least 1.5gb of swap.  other than that, looks fine.
[03:46] <maco> jack_: its not grub thats broken
[03:46] <bonjoyee> skullboy: ?
[03:46] <rjg_> maco: I need to get into 16 bit color mode... without one, how do I do that?
[03:46] <maco> jack_: it's the filesystem being completely screwed up. ^Phantom2^ needs to boot from a live cd and run fsck on the hard disk and have it repair it
[03:46] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: okay, let me fix it up a tad then
[03:46] <jack_> maco: i missed his original problem. all i saw was that he was stuck in grub.
[03:46] <Piranah> 1400+ people here can anyone tell me howto fix my "places" menu. All items on the places menu when clicked on open VLC for some reason with the exception of "computer"
[03:46] <xs2> i desperately need some help. My current ubunutu is not worth fixing so I'm just going to reinstall it. I Can't just wipe disk and do a fresh install because I'm dualbooting windows. Right now, in the ubuntu installation I have 7 sda's. Installing a new ubuntu build won't erase those, just create more.
[03:46] <bonjoyee> skullboy: yes ..use the ubuntu live cd ..and then use the startup disk creator on it..
[03:46] <maco> rjg_:  ive never seen anyone ask to get *fewer* colours....
[03:46] <^Phantom2^> My other burner broke
[03:46] <^Phantom2^> Maco, firefox crashed the system
[03:46] <^Phantom2^> upon loading an image
[03:47] <jack_> firefox is fail. use chrome. :P
[03:47] <maco> ^Phantom2^: firefox made your computer turn off?
[03:47] <rjg_> maco: I'm trying to run an old computer game under wine that only plays nice with 16 bit color.
[03:47] <jack_> Piranah: how did you manage to do that? :P
[03:47] <skullboy> bonjoyee: does the start up disk creator work with usb drives though and isos
[03:47] <h00k> ^Phantom2^: I would also check your hardware, when you eventually get loaded from a USB drive or CD. Memory, CPU, HD, make sure you're not overheating.
[03:47] <Piranah> Jack_ lol not a clue
[03:47] <arkanabar> xs2, you can remove and/or re-use them... pick "advanced" or some such when you get to partitioning.
[03:47] <bonjoyee> skullboy: yes..
[03:47] <h00k> ^Phantom2^: Sudden poweroffs are generally hardware related.
[03:48] <skullboy> ok thanks
[03:48] <jack_> Piranah: i believe there is a gui for file association somewhere. dig around for it. you'll probably need to fix it in there
[03:48] <maco> rjg_: i dont see anything in xrandr's manpage about colour depth, so i think you need to write an xorg.conf yourself
[03:48] <^Phantom2^> Wasn't sudden poweroff
[03:48] <maco> rjg_: most other stuff is configurable from xrandr.....
[03:48] <jack_> ^Phantom2^: machine froze on you? thats what firefox does to me
[03:48] <Piranah> jack_ thanks i well hit google up on that and TY for at least responding lol
[03:48] <arkanabar> xs2, does windows have any partitions besides sda1?
[03:49] <^Phantom2^> Yes jack
[03:49] <jack_> Piranah: :P
[03:49] <Piranah> :)
[03:49] <rjg_> maco: ick... Is there any way to make one auto-generate from the auto-detected settings so that I can go in and change the line I need?
[03:49] <xs2> yeah
[03:49] <MiteshShah> in my ubuntu 10.10 my desktop suddenly switch off ANY IDEA???????????
[03:49] <xs2> it has sda1 and sda2
[03:49] <jack_> ^Phantom2^: yeah that happens to me too. I believe its caused by the flash plugin.
[03:49] <jack_> MiteshShah: what do you mean?
[03:49] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: okay i switched up the #s. now i got my sda1 at 18.06 total...sda5/ at 17.70 and sda6 at 1.49
[03:49] <maco> rjg_: there might be a file in /etc/X11/ that has a .failsafe ending and has the basic stuff
[03:49] <maco> ^Phantom2^: hmm you should be able to just kill firefox without hard powering down
[03:50] <arkanabar> xs2, just make sure that when you fire up gparted or get to partitioning, you leave those alone.
[03:50] <maco> ^Phantom2^: like with "killall fireox"
[03:50] <maco> ^Phantom2^: erm, except with spelling firefox right
[03:50] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, that looks fine to me.
[03:50] <MiteshShah> jack_: when i'm use my ubuntu its suddenly power off its working fine in xp
[03:50] <jack_> MiteshShah: can you power back up into ubuntu?
[03:50] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: anyother things i should have done to prep for this or am i good to click 'apply' ?
[03:50] <rjg_> maco: ok, sounds like I'll have to make my dad do it (I have a fairly funky machine with a weird display and graphics card, so defaults are likely to break it).
[03:50] <^Phantom2^> No overheating
[03:50] <^Phantom2^> And I refuse to dualboot with grub
[03:50] <^Phantom2^> I do it via bios
[03:50] <^Phantom2^> Grub always messes up my windows installs
[03:50] <FloodBot2> ^Phantom2^: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:50] <bonjoyee> MiteshShah: check the system logs..
[03:51] <jack_> ^Phantom2^: you dual boot with your bios? what a pain!
[03:51] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, aside from backing up anything you can't risk losing, not that I know of.
[03:51] <xs2> arkanabar, what concerns me is that I'm going to end up with 3 OS's, a windows, a corrupt ubuntu, and a fresh ubuntu
[03:51] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: alrighty, should i turn swappon?
[03:51] <MiteshShah> bonjoyee:  i checked but nothing to find out
[03:51] <jack_> ^Phantom2^: so what exactly happened? You were performing an upgrade and firefox (flash) froze your machine?
[03:51] <maco> rjg_: erm....the default xorg.conf if its shoved in there by the failsafe thing is just "i have a screen. detect it. i have a mouse. detect it. i have a keyboard. detect. make them go together!" basically
[03:51] <arkanabar> Ny51bern, as far as I know.
[03:52] <jack_> swapon will enable the swap partition
[03:52] <bonjoyee> MiteshShah: any specific application/event that triggers the crash?
[03:52] <^Phantom2^> I had to use supergrub
[03:52] <^Phantom2^> And maco, firefox COMPLETELY LOCKS UP the computer
[03:52] <arkanabar> xs2, you ought to be able to reformat your old ubuntu partition(s) if/when you reinstall.  may want to check disk integrity first, tho.
[03:52] <rjg_> maco: ok, I'll probably be good to go in that case. Thanks for the advice!
[03:52] <^Phantom2^> To where poweroff is REQUIRED
[03:52] <Ny51bern> jack_: after i have edited my partitions do i click swappon? or should i apply the changes and then turn swaponn?
[03:52] <ManecA> I know this is a stupid question but I feel as i have no other choice. What do i need to learn about linux in order to understand creating my own conky config file?
[03:53] <jack_> Ny51bern: if you're in a bad situation you can skip it. YOu dont need swap to boot.
[03:53] <CryonicCore> How do I get iunbuntu to let me play DVD's?
[03:53] <Ny51bern> jack_: well i dont care, if its easier/doesnt matter i may as well turn it on and then apply the changes..
[03:53] <^Phantom2^> jack_: yes
[03:53] <arkanabar> ManecA, not at all.  there's a site called "conky hardcore," it has a bunch of example conky config files with the conkys that they generate.
[03:54] <jack_> Ny51bern: the only difference between swapon and swapoff is your swap will be available :P
[03:54] <MiteshShah> ManecA: Just Google it I Have a Nice Conky Sample if you want then tell me
[03:54] <CryonicCore> How do I get unbuntu to let me play DVD's?
[03:54] <CryonicCore> How do I get ubuntu to let me play DVD's?
[03:54] <jack_> Ny51bern: if you're not p8ushing into swap you can do it while the machine isup
[03:54] <h00k> !dvd | CryonicCore
[03:54] <Ny51bern> jack_: aka doesnt matter when i do it? :)
[03:54] <arkanabar> ManecA, don't be afraid to experiment.  you aren't going to ruin anything w/ conky, any more than with html.
[03:54] <jack_> Ny51bern: you need to do it before you need swap :)
[03:54] <chovynz> I accidently DL a dir to my home dir when I wanted it to go to my /var/www folder. How do I move it?
[03:54] <jack_> ^Phantom2^: what does rebooting do? you get to the grub screen but no further? what do you see on the screen?
[03:54] <Ny51bern> jack_: ill do it before i apply the changes then, just so i dont have to look back
[03:54] <jack_> chovynz: from the terminal you can use the move command `mv file /new/file/place`
[03:55] <xs2> arkanabar, disk integrity should be fine. Drivers are whats corrupting it. Heres my partitions: sda1(fat32), sda2(ntfs), sda5(ntfs), sda6(ext4), sda7(swap). I want to format 6 and 7 correct?
[03:55] <ManecA> I have googled it, but I dont understand any of the code, like for example if i wanted to learn how some programs work i might teach myself how to C++, what do i need to teach myself in order to understand conkey configuration?
[03:55] <CryonicCore> thanks
[03:55] <arkanabar> xs2, yes.
[03:55] <jack_> Ny51bern: you can verify its turned on by typing `cat /proc/swaps` (i think)
[03:55] <chovynz> jack_ I would have to use sudo, to move it from my home dir to root/var/www?
[03:55] <jack_> chovynz: it depends on the permissions of the /var/www/ folder
[03:55] <jack_> chovynz: try it without and if you get an error, use sudo.
[03:56] <chovynz> jack_ one other thing, would this work on a dir?
[03:56] <CryonicCore> thanks h00k
[03:56] <jack_> chovynz: yes
[03:56] <chovynz> jack_ thanks
[03:56] <jack_> chovynz: my pleasure :)
[03:57] <CryonicCore> !vmware
[03:57] <chovynz> jack_ sudo worked
[03:57] <jack_> lawl
[03:57] <Guest33700> hi, i 've build from source xserver-xorg-core and installed nvidia-current, X says no such module nvidia, and if i boot normally, sequence hangs on TiMidity++, any suggestion apart fresh install
[03:57] <jack_> chovynz: good :)
[03:57] <jack_> Guest33700: im not sure what you're hitting, but i had an issue using hte nvidia drivers with the newer version of xserver.
[03:58] <jack_> welcome back ^Phantom^
[03:58] <skullboy> bonjoyee: so would it work if i booted form a live ubuntu on the same flash drive and place the alternet installer on the same flash drive
[03:58] <^Phantom^> Back from windows OS
[03:58] <^Phantom^> ty
[03:58] <^Phantom^> so
[03:58] <^Phantom^> Now that I have windows up i can burn a live CD
[03:58] <jack_> ^Phantom^: good :)
[03:58] <thesheff17> what is the ubuntu xorg irc chat room name?
[03:58] <^Phantom^> Ubutnu will boot
[03:58] <maco> thesheff17: #ubuntu-x i think
[03:58] <^Phantom^> but only to where you get the mouse and computer name
[03:58] <thesheff17> thx
[03:58] <^Phantom^> then it locks up
[03:58] <Guest33700> jack_: so solution is to downgrade xserver?
[03:58] <jack_> ^Phantom^: so it wont login?
[03:59] <^Phantom^> can't
[03:59] <bonjoyee> skullboy: yes...first create the live usb..then copy the alternate iso on it..
[03:59] <jack_> Guest33700: i would suggest getting hte most up to date nvidia drivers.
[03:59] <^Phantom^> no mouse/keyboard get recognized
[03:59] <jack_> ^Phantom^: i see. is there indication that the machine is responsive?
[03:59] <Guest33700> jack_: hte stands for?
[03:59] <bonjoyee> skullboy: but the the new bootable usb using the alternate iso has to be on another usb drive...
[03:59] <jack_> Guest33700: typo. 'the'
[03:59] <MiteshShah> ^Phantom^:  same problem in my lenovo laptop so i add i8042.reset at grub.conf and it will work fine
[03:59] <^Phantom^> not that i can tell
[04:00] <^Phantom^> it was updating things
[04:00] <^Phantom^> then firefox locked up the computer completely
[04:00] <^Phantom^> and i had to go over and unplug the machine to reboot it
[04:00] <Guest33700> jack_: i've nvidia-current
[04:00] <skullboy> bonjoyee: but can i get on the drive im useing to boot ubuntu live
[04:00] <jack_> Guest33700: I use the 3rd party nvidia drivers :x sorry.
[04:01] <^Phantom^> i'm burning a copy of the live cd
[04:02] <skullboy> bonjoyee: so would it work if i booted form a live ubuntu on the same flash drive and place the alternet installer on the same flash drive
[04:02] <Ny51bern> jack_: when i activated swap it only put a key on the extended..not on the swap..
[04:02] <jack_> ^Phantom^: Are you able to boot into a single user mode? im  not exactly sure how to do that in ubuntu but i think if you can get into the grub menu at boot time you'll be able to get into a text-based terminal and work from there.  it could be that your gui is just f'ed up. :P
[04:02] <skullboy> bonjoyee: but can i get on the drive im useing to boot ubuntu live
[04:02] <Ny51bern> arkanabar: thanks for your help btw!
[04:02] <jack_> Ny51bern: im not sure what you mean.
[04:02] <^Phantom^> I'm gonna get into the FS with my liveCD
[04:02] <Ny51bern> jack_: ill send you pic
[04:02] <maco> jack_: thats the part where ^Phantom^ said to be stuck at grub.  because recovery mode (which is single user) doesnt boot
[04:02] <^Phantom^> then just reinstall linux
[04:02] <Guest33700> jack_: is it from nvidia.com?
[04:02] <^Phantom^> and never update it again
[04:02] <jack_> maco: thats peculiar. :x
[04:03] <jack_> Guest33700: yes. click your country then click 'Linux drivers'
[04:03] <^Phantom^> and avoid firefox like the plague
[04:03] <Ny51bern> jack_: http://imagebin.org/137081
[04:03] <h00k> ^Phantom^: If you're considering reinstalling, consider putting your /home partition separately
[04:03] <jack_> Guest33700: you will need to re-install them with every kernel update
[04:03] <h00k> !home | ^Phantom^
[04:03] <MiteshShah> how to install google chrome in ubuntu
[04:03] <Ny51bern> jack_: thats what happened when i turned swap on... i still havent applied the changes yet
[04:03] <xangua> MiteshShah: if you are referong to chromium, just run update manager
[04:03] <skullboy> bonjoyee: but can i get on the drive im useing to boot ubuntu live
[04:03] <^Phantom^> if i use livecd to fix this
[04:03] <^Phantom^> it won't make grub add windows
[04:03] <jack_> Ny51bern: im not sure what the key stands for. i assume it means that partition is locked.
[04:04] <pooltable> help looking fo a program that keep track of all donwload even when i clear my download list?
[04:04] <^Phantom^> will it?
[04:04] <maco> ^Phantom^: as long as you dont do an install
[04:04] <^Phantom^> I usually unplug my windows drive to install ubuntu
[04:04] <Ny51bern> jack_: the key popped ther once i right clicked on sda6 and clicked swapon
[04:04] <port80web> hey folks. I want to add a new bootable harddrive partition to grub 1.98. Anyone know how to do this?
[04:04] <^Phantom^> ever since i had to use supergrub to fix that one computer
[04:04] <jack_> Ny51bern: ok so that means that swap is now in use and you cant make changes to filesystems that are in use.
[04:04] <maco> ^Phantom^: after you get to the live cd you can come back here and ask how to run fsck on the drive and how to chroot into a system to complete an upgrade
[04:04] <^Phantom^> and even then it messed up that computer's recovery partition
[04:04] <^Phantom^> maco, sweet, thanks
[04:05] <jack_> port80web: doesn't 1.98 use grub.conf? youc an use it as a template
[04:05] <miketomdool> isnt it in the menu.lst file
[04:05] <^Phantom^> I'll have to be through my mobile connection, though, just so yo uknow
[04:05] <Ny51bern> jack_: before i made changes, as you can see in my before picture (http://imagebin.org/137073)  i had 2 keys..
[04:05] <miketomdool> in the boot/grub directory
[04:05] <^Phantom^> for some reason our router doesn't like to let live sessions identify with it <_<
[04:05] <port80web> jack_ so I copy that entry and add new partition (sda2)
[04:05] <MiteshShah> xangua: ok i will update it by using sudo apt-get update  is this right command
[04:05] <jack_> port80web: sure.
[04:06] <skullboy> bonjoyee: but can i get on the drive im useing to boot ubuntu live
[04:06] <pooltable> help looking fo a program that keep track of all donwload even when i clear my download list?
[04:06] <jack_> port80web: i think grub uses hd(1,0) but yes
[04:06] <Ny51bern> jack_: you think it matters..?
[04:06] <Guest33700> jack_: that's a bit pain
[04:06] <jack_> Ny51bern: not at all
[04:06] <dokuro> Installing FFmpeg & x264 on 8.04, getting "Building Debian package... FAILED!"  when I try to follow the guide here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6963607&postcount=360,  errors are here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/565241/  , any help?
[04:06] <port80web> and it starts with 1 not 0 right?
[04:06] <jack_> Guest33700: indeed. why are you recompiling anyway?
[04:06] <^Phantom^>  I think grub knows something's wrong with the ubuntu partition
[04:06] <Ny51bern> jack_: ha okay. im going to apply these settings now. any reason this migh not work?
[04:06] <^Phantom^> It used to go right into linux.
[04:06] <jack_> port80web: it starts with 0. hd(0,0) is sda, hd(1,0) is sdb
[04:06] <^Phantom^> Now I get the boot menu.
[04:06] <jack_> Ny51bern: any time you make storage changes it is dangerous :)
[04:07] <port80web> got it.
[04:07] <jack_> ^Phantom^: could it be that the kernel you were booting into is no longer available?
[04:07] <Guest33700> jack_: because apt if i install nvidia-current it flushes x and vise versa
[04:07] <Ny51bern> jack_: ...how dangerous....? should i bother or no?
[04:07] <jack_> Ny51bern: what are you trying to do?
[04:07] <Ny51bern> jack_: more room in ubuntu
[04:07] <skullboy> bonjoyee: but can i get on the drive im useing to boot ubuntu live
[04:08] <chovynz> what does make configure and install do? I'm trying to cd build && ../configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc && sudo make install and it's not working. im in teh package dir so i leave off cd build
[04:08] <jack_> Ny51bern: gparted was created to do that, and i've done it 10000 times with no problems... i always tell people to make sure they have backups.
[04:08] <^Phantom^> Reboot time.
[04:08] <^Phantom^> Be back from live session
[04:08] <MiteshShah> xangua: after update i still get chromium-browser
[04:08] <skullboy> bonjoyee: are you there
[04:09] <Ny51bern> jack_: yeah, i dont care abt the data. i just dont want to kill my computer and make it unbootable
[04:09] <jack_> Ny51bern: if you dont care about the data you could just do a reinstall of the OSes :P
[04:09] <chovynz> Ny51bern: if you dont care about teh data why not make a fresh ins...jack bet me to it.
[04:10] <Ny51bern> chovynz: what you mean?
[04:10] <chovynz> Ny51bern: I presume you have a cd of some sort?
[04:10] <Ny51bern> chovynz: im running on the live cd right now
[04:10] <jack_> Ny51bern: if you dont care about the data and something goes wrong, you can just reinstall the OS.
[04:10] <rjg_> maso: OK, I ended up generating a custom xorg.conf fit to my system. I moved it to the right location (/etc/X11) and changed the depth values, but the effects aren't showing up... Why is my system not using the xorg.conf provided?
[04:10] <chovynz> Ny51bern: what jack said
[04:11] <jack_> rjg_: check the Xorg.0.log
[04:11] <Ny51bern> chovynz: so doing this does not offer the possibility that my comp will be unbootable?
[04:11] <chovynz> Ny51bern: it is seriously the easiest thing in teh world to do is re-installing. if you really dont care about the data then clean install is teh best way to go.
[04:11] <chovynz> Ny51bern: nothing is guaranteed in this world.
[04:11] <Ny51bern> chovynz: i dont have cds for xp tho :p
[04:11] <jack_> Ny51bern: you're playing with the storage. there is always a chance you could screw something up. :P  however, i've never had an issue with it. if you search the forums im sure you'll find people who have.
[04:12] <jack_> Ny51bern: you should install that anyway. its terrible. ;)
[04:12] <Ny51bern> jack_: wtvr. im going to apply these settings
[04:12] <jack_> Ny51bern: dang it. uninstall*
[04:12] <Ny51bern> jack_: need it for work
[04:12] <Ny51bern> but when it comes down to it, how can i delete it?
[04:12] <Ny51bern> right click on partiion> delete?
[04:12] <jack_> Windows?
[04:12] <chovynz> Ny51bern: what do you need ? there are alternatives to most xp programs.
[04:12] <jack_> Ny51bern: yes. that will do it. haha
[04:13] <skullboy> bonjoyee: are you there
[04:13] <Ny51bern> jack_: haha okay so maybe one day
[04:13] <Ny51bern> chovynz: eh office needs it
[04:13] <chovynz> Ny51bern: ms office? or your office?
[04:13] <CodyWD> Hi, I'm trying to upgrade from Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and 10.10, but keep getting an error. I'm upgrading via ALT+F2 then typing "update-manager -d" without quotations.Can someone help me out? The error: An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade:
[04:13] <CodyWD> E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages.
[04:13] <jack_> Ny51bern: Ubuntu has OpenOffice. I use that for work allt he time
[04:13] <rjg_> jack_: what exactly am I looking for? There's TONS of stuff in there.
[04:13] <chovynz> Ny51bern: ditto for me for what jack said.
[04:14] <jack_> rjg_: dunno. something to referes to the xorg.conf? that stuff is a little over my head
[04:14] <daddy> guys
[04:14] <Ny51bern> chovynz: my office.... im aware of openopffice (well now libreoffice eh?)
[04:14] <daddy> anyone can help me
[04:14] <jack_> Ny51bern: indeed. death to oracle
[04:14] <jack_> daddy: hi?
[04:14] <maco> rjg_: it should be used automatically.... all the capitalisation right and all?
[04:14] <jack_> skullboy: what are  you trying to do?
[04:14] <Ny51bern> jack_: haha yup. anyway im letting this run cross your fingers! :)
[04:14] <jack_> Ny51bern: done!
[04:15] <jack_> btw get a new harddrive. 40GB is no way to live man!
[04:15] <rjg_> maco: think so.... that's why I'm SO confused. No mention of it in Xorg.0.log, either.
[04:15] <daddy> i want to ask something about igmpv3 protocol for ipv6 ubuntu
[04:15] <maco> rjg_: this is after restarting X and/or rebooting right?
[04:15] <jack_> daddy: i barely know multicasting at all. good luck! haha
[04:15] <daddy> is that default on system if we use ipv6 addressing?
[04:15] <rjg_> maco: course!
[04:15] <daddy> serious boss :(
[04:15] <Ny51bern> jack_:  haha i know. dont worry this isnt my normal full fledged laptop
[04:16] <skullboy> jack_: boot off live ubuntu and put the alternet insaller on the same usb drive and delete the files from the live ubuntu
[04:16] <daddy> i'am so confuse how to do that... :(
[04:17] <daddy> anyone can help me?
[04:18] <jack_> skullboy: which files?
[04:18] <skullboy> jack_: the one for the live ubuntu but i wanna keep the one for the alternate installer
[04:19] <jack_> skullboy: im confused. the 'live ubuntu' is the live cd correct?
[04:19] <skullboy> jack_; ya the live distro
[04:19] <dumont> does ubuntu support threading?
[04:19] <jack_> skullboy: ok and you're trying to make your own live usb by removing part of the installer?
[04:20] <chovynz> lol
[04:20] <jack_> dumont: i believe so. its in the kernel.
[04:20] <skullboy> jack_; no i want to remove the live ubuntu from the flash drive after i installed the alternate insaller to the flash drive
[04:20] <^Phantom^> Okay, back under live session
[04:21] <^Phantom^> i forgot i have to use firefox and webchat to connect through my phone
[04:21] <jack_> skullboy: is the usb currently in use?
[04:21] <^Phantom^> maco: I am here.
[04:21] <jack_> ^Phantom^: welcome back :)
[04:21] <skullboy> no
[04:21] <dumont> some crackpot is telling me that Qt app isn't threaded on ubuntu because ubuntu doesn't support it, even though the app is a demo example of qt threading
[04:21] <icono> does bluetooth-gnome support the serial port profile for bluetooth devices
[04:21] <^Phantom^> thank you
[04:21] <skullboy> jack_; no
[04:21] <jack_> ^Phantom^: i saw a thread a long time ago how to fix a broken upgrade. i'll see if i can find it in a moment
[04:21] <skullboy> jack_; no i perposely injected in to the ram
[04:22] <^Phantom^> maco: I am ready to fix this now :)
[04:22] <xangua> dumont: you can use any app you want if you install dependencies
[04:22] <rww> dumont: Yes, Ubuntu supports threading. Dunno what that person is on about.
[04:22] <dumont> thx
[04:22] <jack_> skullboy: can you use an app such as unetbootin to install the bootable iso onto the thumbdrive? http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[04:22] <skullboy> jack_; did that
[04:23] <jack_> skullboy: ok then you should be good to go. are you hitting a problem?
[04:23] <jack_> i would think that's all you needed to do
[04:23] <rjg_> jack_: thanks for your help, I finally went to #xorg since they specialize in this kind of weirdness.
[04:23] <^Phantom^> maco: so what do i need to run again?
[04:23] <jack_> rjg_: righton. good luck :)
[04:24] <galamar> hello i am still trying to get my joystick working as a mouse i have found similar topics here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sixaxis but its for bluetooth and mine is usb there appears to be more valid info here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=516709 but i am unable to view that topic for what the page says is the lack of permission. any help anyone could offer me would be greatly appreciated.
[04:24] <jack_> damn! im pushing into swap. stupid vms
[04:25] <pooltable> help looking fo a program that keep track of all donwload even when i clear my download list?
[04:25] <^Phantom^> ack
[04:26] <^Phantom^> it won't let me copy my data over to my backup drive
[04:26] <^Phantom^> says i don't have permission to read the data
[04:26] <Ny51bern> jack_:  okay im going to sleep
[04:26] <jack_> pooltable: you could always just download them to the same directory and just look there :)
[04:26] <jack_> Ny51bern: is it working atm?
[04:26] <Ny51bern> jack_: hopefully this works..if it doesnt what should i do?
[04:26] <Ny51bern> jack_: its still going
[04:26] <jack_> ^Phantom^: sudo it
[04:26] <^Phantom^> oh right
[04:26] <jack_> Ny51bern: what do you mean?
[04:26] <Ny51bern> jack_: i think i added a bunch of extra step that i shouldnt have =.=
[04:27] <^Phantom^> my bad
[04:27] <jack_> Ny51bern: im sure it'll be fine
[04:27] <xangua> !repeat | pooltable i have seen your messages all night S:
[04:27] <maco> ^Phantom^: my suggestion was to make sure the disk is unounted, then run "sudo fsck /dev/sda1" (do it with each partition) to make sure the filesystem gets into an ok state first
[04:27] <^Phantom^> if i can just copy over everything
[04:27] <Ny51bern> jack_: any commands i need to run when im done?
[04:27] <pooltable> i did it was not there jack
[04:27] <jack_> Ny51bern: i would run an 'fdisk -l' to verify the changes were sucessfull
[04:28] <^Phantom^> How do I figure out which sd# the ubuntu drive is again?
[04:28] <pooltable> ubottu ok sory
[04:28] <sacarlson> daddy: for one you should add more details about your problem with so little not much hope of a responce maybe look at MLDv2
[04:28] <jack_> ^Phantom^: 'fdisk -l'? ubuntu will be a Linux drive
[04:28] <maco> jack_: sudo
[04:28] <Ny51bern> jack_: thnks. um what actions do i need to tkae if this totally bombs?
[04:28] <Ny51bern> jack_: just in case..
[04:28] <jack_> Ny51bern: come back in here and ask for help :)
[04:29] <^Phantom^> okay
[04:29] <jack_> Ny51bern: i'll be available all day tomorrow. i idle in here
[04:29] <^Phantom^> it's dev/sdc
[04:29] <Ny51bern> jack_: same time?
[04:29] <jack_> is it mounted? i dont htink it automounts
[04:29] <^Phantom^> it's dev/sdc1 *
[04:29] <jack_> Ny51bern: no. i login at work. 9am-6pm EST
[04:29] <^Phantom^> I mounted it to coyp over files, jack_
[04:29] <jack_> ^Phantom^: i think sdc1 is usually the cdrom
[04:29] <cabbie-xp> hello #ubuntu. may i ask for assistance.
[04:29] <^Phantom^> Ubuntu is on sdc1
[04:29] <Ny51bern> okay sounds good.
[04:29] <^Phantom^> it says 38gb
[04:30] <Ny51bern> jack_: thanks for all your help!
[04:30] <^Phantom^> which I doubt any cdrom could hever hold that much
[04:30] <jack_> ^Phantom^: sure :)
[04:30] <Clavin12> Hi! Can you boot from a partition in vmware or virtualbox?
[04:30] <jack_> Clavin12: i believe virtualbox can but its dangerous? i read that somewhere
[04:30] <^Phantom^> I want to copy over my data first before I go fscking things
[04:31] <jack_> Clavin12: if you present the partition as a disk to vmware it might work. i've never actually used vmware though :)
[04:31] <jack_> ^Phantom^: w0rd. mount it and start copying
[04:31] <johntramp> hi,  do any of you know an app which will allow stepping through a video frame by frame while displaying the current frame number?  i want to time the interval between events on something i have filmed
[04:31] <^Phantom^> especially that data i recovered from an old hard drive
[04:31] <CodyWD> Hi, I'm trying to upgrade from Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and 10.10, but keep getting an error. I'm upgrading via ALT+F2 then typing "update-manager -d" without quotations.Can someone help me out? The error: An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade:
[04:31] <^Phantom^> which CAN'T be replaced, period
[04:31] <CodyWD>  E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages
[04:31] <Clavin12> Ok
[04:31] <lfaraone> Why would a dbus update require a reboot, and not just a restart of dbus?
[04:32] <Clavin12> I poked around a bit, but know that I think about It I never tried that.
[04:32] <jack_> ^Phantom^: read this thread. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1624363 . "10.10 crashed during the installation of the packages. When I boot the computer now, I see the login screen, but neither the mouse, nor the keyboard work, no login is possible and no switching to a text login screen is possible. Power off is the only working option." sound familiar?
[04:32] <^Phantom^> Wow, copying at 25.7 MB/sec
[04:32] <wiblewoble> cabbie-xp: !question
[04:32] <^Phantom^> jack_: that describes it to the microdetail
[04:32] <wiblewoble>  !question cabbie-xp
[04:33] <pooltable> how to install open office after i download it ?
[04:33] <^Phantom^> jack_: so fresh install is best option then?
[04:33] <^Phantom^> after I copy my stuff of couse
[04:33] <jack_> ^Phantom^: it looks like the guy fixed it by: repairing the broken installtion there by repeatedly doing  "apt-get -f install" and "apt-get upgrade" and "apt-get dist-upgrade" over and over
[04:33] <sacarlson> pooltable: normaly it's auto installed with sudo apt-get install    or synaptic
[04:34] <jack_> "After rebooting the system was usable and with some additional package updates/upgrades it now looks like new and is running 10.10"
[04:34] <jack_> ^ ^Phantom^
[04:34] <^Phantom^> But I can't get to a terminal
[04:34] <jack_> ^Phantom^: this is from the livecd
[04:34] <^Phantom^> @ jack_
[04:34] <jack_> ^Phantom^: read the very last post in the thread.
[04:34] <^Phantom^> Oh?
[04:34] <pooltable> OOo_3.3.0_Linux_x86_install-deb_en-US.tar.gz
[04:34] <^Phantom^> I'm copying my stuff first
[04:34] <^Phantom^> I'll be back when it's done :D
[04:34] <pooltable> i need to update it
[04:34] <cabbie-xp> okay. basically i used a usb drive to put ubuntu on my windows xp netbook so i could dual boot. My ubuntu is horribly mangled and wont boot. I want to get rid of it and make another one. From googling, im seeing that the methods require a windows xp restore cd, but im on a netbook and dont have a cdrom
[04:35] <sacarlson> pooltable: update it to what version?
[04:35] <jack_> ^Phantom^: i may not be here when you get back but i should be here all day tomorrow.
[04:35] <^Phantom^> I might just reinstall altogether
[04:35] <Civilordergone> hmm
[04:35] <^Phantom^> I can set it all back up easily
[04:35] <sacarlson> pooltable: does the repository not have the version you need?  try ppa
[04:35] <jack_> cabbie-xp: wat.
[04:35] <^Phantom^> I hadn't had it long
[04:36] <cabbie-xp> ubuntu wont boot
[04:36] <pooltable> 3.3
[04:36] <^Phantom^> And guess what
[04:36] <^Phantom^> the bulk of my data is copied over so far
[04:36] <jack_> cabbie-xp: cant you use the live usb to boot into a live ubuntu session and just re-install over the bad partition?
[04:38] <pooltable> sacalon try ppa i do not see it i did donload the 3.3 version i just need to installed it but need help
[04:38] <PsychedelicWuff> gg
[04:38] <jack_> gg indeed
[04:38] <Ritlee> anyone switched from a regular keyboard to a dvorak ... and if so how did you train? (it took me too long to type this)
[04:38] <cabbie-xp> that would be great if i could. the thing is i forget (heh) where exactly i grabbed the ubuntu from and what instructions i followed so not sure how to repeat what i did
[04:38] <^Phantom^> Eep
[04:38] <jack_> Ritlee: that would take me 10000 years to learn.
[04:38] <^Phantom^> Some files can't be copied, jack_, even under sudo
[04:39] <^Phantom^> And they are the ones I can't replace, of couse
[04:39] <^Phantom^> course*
[04:39] <jack_> cabbie-xp: im not sure what that means but it should be pretty straight forward. what kind of hiccups would you hit?
[04:39] <Ritlee> jack_, dunno i wanna learn... just switched back to regular
[04:39] <jack_> ^Phantom^: such as what?
[04:39] <jack_> Ritlee: heh. good luck dude.
[04:39] <^Phantom^> the files from that old hard drive
[04:39] <^Phantom^> which is now junked
[04:39] <^Phantom^> it was failing
[04:39] <jack_> ^Phantom^: ok, how are they failing? are you getting an error message?
[04:40] <^Phantom^> no no
[04:40] <^Phantom^> drives aren't failing
[04:40] <jack_> ^Phantom^: are you copying with the gui?
[04:40] <^Phantom^> the files from that old failing drive can't be copied
[04:40] <cabbie-xp> well im imagining that i would need to set the bios to look at the usb drive as i rebooted. but i tried doing that with the usb drive in and it didn't do anything
[04:40] <jack_> cabbie-xp: perhaps you need to recreate the usb live image.
[04:41] <jack_> ^Phantom^: try it from the command line. in terminal do a 'cp /the/bad/file /the/new/location' and tell me what error you get.
[04:41] <wangzh> it depends.
[04:41] <^Phantom^> How do I fsck the drive
[04:41] <jack_> cabbie-xp: im not sure about netbooks but my PC wil go to a boot menu if I hit f12 at boot
[04:41] <pooltable> how to install i file i have on mu hard drive ?
[04:41] <pooltable> mu=my
[04:41] <jack_> ^Phantom^: unmount it and type 'fsck /dev/sdc1'
[04:42] <maco> ^Phantom^: sudo fsck /dev/sdc1
[04:42] <jack_> ^
[04:42] <jack_> stupid sudo
[04:42] <cabbie-xp> and i use winimage to remake it?
[04:42] <jack_> i dont know what winimage is.
[04:44] <cabbie-xp> okay i think i found the instructions i originally followed http://www.ubuntu.com/netbook/get-ubuntu/download
[04:44] <pooltable> what should i open this to install it OOo_3.3.0_Linux_x86_install-deb_en-US.tar.gz??
[04:46] <^Phantom^> jack_, maco, it does this
[04:46] <^Phantom^> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo fsck dev/sdc1 fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17.2
[04:46] <jack_> ^Phantom^: wtf is that? heh
[04:47] <^Phantom^> the terminal output
[04:47] <jack_> is that the command your an?
[04:47] <jack_> you ran*
[04:47] <^Phantom^> yes
[04:47] <^Phantom^> this is what came up
[04:47] <^Phantom^> fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17.2
[04:47] <jack_> thats all?
[04:47] <^Phantom^> yep
[04:47] <jack_> back to the terminal?
[04:47] <^Phantom^> yep
[04:47] <jack_> strange
[04:48] <^Phantom^> I can't afford to lose those files
[04:48] <^Phantom^> There are pictures that can't be replaced D:
[04:49] <pooltable> help update open office to 3.3
[04:49] <jack_> ^Phantom^: open a terminal, go to the directory and try to copy them using the 'cp' command. what error do you get?
[04:49] <^Phantom^> i'll try hang on
[04:50] <^Phantom^> I can't seem to get to the drives
[04:50] <^Phantom^> oh wait wrong directory D'oh
[04:50] <jack_> :)
[04:51] <chovynz> HAve a new ubuntu server here. How do I get some build tools? what would I use?
[04:51] <jack_> chovynz: for compiling?
[04:51] <CryonicCore> now I just have to figure out my issue I am having with my sound with ubuntu and VMware
[04:51] <chovynz> jack_ dont know sorry
[04:51] <jack_> chovynz: what kind of build tools are you looking for?
[04:51] <chovynz> I'm trying this ./autogen.sh: and it retursn this ./autogen.sh: 49: autoreconf: not found
[04:51] <^Phantom^> Permission denied on all the same files, jack_
[04:51] <^Phantom^> am I totally screwed then?
[04:52] <jack_> permission denied on reading?
[04:52] <jack_> try using sudo
[04:52] <^Phantom^> some can be read
[04:52] <jack_> sudo cp /file/one /file/two
[04:52] <^Phantom^> trying with sudo
[04:52] <^Phantom^> :O
[04:52] <^Phantom^> it appears to have copied one of them
[04:52] <^Phantom^> :D
[04:53] <jack_> ^Phantom^: *cheers*
[04:53] <^Phantom^> woohoo
[04:53] <jack_> man, i should do htis for a living and you should pay me
[04:53] <jack_> ;D
[04:53] <chovynz> lol
[04:53] <^Phantom^> *.* will copy the directories too, right?
[04:53] <chovynz> got a paypal acc?
[04:53] <CryonicCore> !sound
[04:53] <jack_> ^Phantom^: use the -R flag for recrusive. `cp -R * /my/backup/dir`
[04:53] <sacarlson> pooltable: I found that oo had deb files at there site but they are compressed,  just uncompress and try to install the deb file expample to try http://www.ring.gr.jp/archives/misc/openoffice/stable/3.3.0/OOo_3.3.0_Linux_x86_install-deb_en-US.tar.gz
[04:54] <chovynz> define recursive please
[04:54] <CryonicCore> !sound vmware
[04:54] <cabbie-xp> jack im redownloading the image and will burn it to my USB. so if i do this, it will automatically overwrite the old ubuntu? I just want one other thing...to make my partition larger, the webpage I linked says this is for advanced users. If I want to make it lets say 40 gigs, is it any more effort than saying entering 40 gigs?
[04:54] <jack_> chovynz: it means it'll follow directories under *
[04:54] <chovynz> so it means "and all subfolders" ?
[04:54] <jack_> chovynz: so if you do * it'll get everything in the current directory, including subdirectories and their files and directories and their files and directoreis etc
[04:55] <chovynz> ahhh got it. thanks
[04:55] <jack_> from the man page:
[04:55] <jack_>        -R, -r, --recursive
[04:55] <jack_>               copy directories recursively
[04:55] <jack_> '
[04:55] <FloodBot2> jack_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:55] <CryonicCore> damn. does anybody know how to fix my sound on ubuntu with VMware using win7?
[04:55] <jack_> FloodBot1: suck it.
[04:55] <cabbie-xp> lol
[04:55] <jack_> CryonicCore: uninstall win7 and install baremetal ;D heh. i would ask in #vmware (if it exists)
[04:55] <jack_> (it does)
[04:56] <chovynz> jack_: is there a kernel-build-tools package?
[04:56]  * ^Phantom^ tries and watches his backup drive
[04:56] <jack_> chovynz: dunno. check the repo
[04:56] <chovynz> how?
[04:56] <^Phantom^> jack_: holy crap you're a genius
[04:56] <jack_> chovynz: `apt-cache search package_name`
[04:57] <jack_> ^Phantom^: im glad somebody finally realized it other than myself!
[04:57] <CryonicCore> jack_, why would I want to uninstall win7?
[04:57] <jack_> because you're switching to ubuntu of course
[04:57] <jack_> ^ CryonicCore
[04:58] <^Phantom^> Then after this is all backed up, I can just reinstall
[04:58] <jack_> what happened to htat marco fello?
[04:58] <^Phantom^> then i'll just leave the stuff all on the backup drive
[04:58] <CryonicCore> jack_, I am using it for small stuff. Not a primary OS
[04:58] <jack_> ^Phantom^: there you go. you could also try repairing the install :P
[04:59] <^Phantom^> Nah
[04:59] <^Phantom^> I'll go with a fresh install
[04:59] <jack_> CryonicCore: see! thats your REAL issue we should be discussing.
[04:59] <jack_> ^Phantom^: righton. good luck brother.
[04:59] <^Phantom^> Thankies much
[04:59]  * ^Phantom^ compares back with original
[04:59] <moldaz> can anyone help me get my broadcom BCM5784M wireless driver to work
[04:59] <^Phantom^> backup*
[05:00] <jack_> moldaz: did you enable the priority driver?
[05:00] <moldaz> yes
[05:00] <g_0_0> !wifi | moldaz
[05:00]  * ^Phantom^ finds a 3G sweet spot
[05:00] <wangzh> I've got the same one.
[05:00] <ny51bern> jack_: hey
[05:00] <^Phantom^> I'm not going to do that install on the 2G connection again, that took like 3 hours
[05:00] <jack_> ny51bern: hi
[05:00] <^Phantom^> @ jack_
[05:00] <moldaz> its confusing the hell out of me cause it will work for a minute and just stop
[05:00] <ny51bern> jack_: yt?
[05:00] <lithpr> hi.  how can i find out what dns servers i am _actually_ using.  I want to make sure the nameservers i have in my resolv.conf are the ones that i am actually using.
[05:00] <CryonicCore> jack_, U use Ubuntu as ur primary os? LOL why?
[05:01] <ny51bern> jack_: ah okay so it worked -- sorta
[05:01] <^Phantom^> dang, jack_, you became popular all of a sudden
[05:01] <jack_> CryonicCore: why wouldn't i?
[05:01] <^Phantom^> Among the unreplaceables, jack_, my GED transcript
[05:01] <jack_> ^Phantom^: i know right. usually i get kicked out of here by the admins :x
[05:01] <gunndawg> CryonicCore: I use ubuntu as my ONLY os
[05:01] <ny51bern> jack_: my windows is smaller, and my ubuntu main is bigger, but my swap didnt get bigger. midway errors popped up and it canceled
[05:02] <jack_> ny51bern: you can try it again :D
[05:02] <BlueBomber7> CryonicCore: I have three computers, all only running Linux (two Ubuntu).
[05:02] <ny51bern> i did, i got the same error
[05:02] <jack_> shrinking partitions is more dangerious then growing. so if you have unallocated psace you shoudl be good to go
[05:02] <maco> CryonicCore: ive used ubuntu as my only os since 2006 (ok fine, kubuntu these days)
[05:02] <ny51bern> jack_: no, all space is allocated, just none of it went to swap
[05:02] <ny51bern> jack_: anything i took from windows is in my main ubuntu now
[05:02] <^Phantom^> jack_: see pm
[05:02] <jack_> maco: why is the notification problem not considered a bug? the only thing i've seen use it nicely is empathy.
[05:03] <maco> jack_: canonical designed the notifications to not have any configuration whatsoever. they appear where canonical decided they should appear, in the colours canonical decided they should use, at the size canonical decided they should be
[05:03] <jack_> CryonicCore: if you used linux as your primary OS you would understand.
[05:03] <dospod> can somebody help me install the right drivers for an nvidiagts 360m card, I am in netroot recovery mode right now
[05:03] <jack_> maco: by why decide to have the majority of applications use them incorrectly?
[05:04] <CryonicCore> FreeBSD and FedoraCore is more stable then Ubuntu/Kubuntu
[05:04] <jack_> CryonicCore: FedoraCore is old. Its just called fedora now and has been for years.
[05:04] <maco> jack_: despite people complaining to high heaven and even writing the patches to make such things configurable themselves, canonical refuses to accept those patches. based on their response to adding configuration options elsewhere, im guessing its because "users are confused by choice"
[05:04] <jack_> CryonicCore: also, it is focused more towards system admin and server. not desktop.
[05:04] <maco> jack_: how do you mean?
[05:04] <lithpr> dig
[05:04] <maco> jack_: i thought your issue was not liking the placement
[05:04] <ny51bern> jack_:  is it bad to have only 666mb swap?
[05:04] <jack_> maco: sort of
[05:05] <jack_> ny51bern: as long as youre not running out of memory you'll be fine
[05:05] <dospod> I need helpi with nvidia drivers for my laptop I can't even log in under the ui mode it just shows random blocks and colors
[05:05] <jschall> is there a good way to control my ps3 from my computer?
[05:05] <miketomdool> it should be good but your computer might be possesed
[05:05] <jack_> maco: empathy uses it correctly, but xchat and banshee and pidgin all have it placed way below the title bar. it looks very unclean. i fixed it though by applying the older package from 9.04 :x
[05:05] <ny51bern> jack_: how do i know if i am?
[05:05] <maco> jack_: iirc, the current way that its "supposed" to work is that directly below the panel is where volume, brightness, etc notifications appear while application notifications appear below that spot which is left empty if only an application (not both an application and a power) notification occurs at once
[05:06] <maco> jack_: the applications dont choose where the popup goes
[05:06] <jack_> ny51bern: do a `free -m` if you have 0 free memory and 0 swap space you're in trouble :)
[05:06] <Clavin12> Hi. Is the screen supposed to dim when switching workspaces?
[05:06] <^Phantom^> jack_: broken OS is SOOOOOOOOOO much better than dead mobo
[05:06] <jack_> maco: i hate that.
[05:06] <^Phantom^> i had a mobo die once
[05:06] <jack_> Clavin12: i dont think so. mine doesn't
[05:07] <ny51bern> jack_: got all 664 free :) ...im not going anything that hogs so much RAM so i think ill be fine
[05:07] <dospod> can somebody please tell me how to install nvidia drivers for a gts360m nvidia card , I need correct drivers for my laptop
[05:07] <maco> jack_: if on the other hand you're saying that notification updates appear at varying heights, well then that is odd and you could file a bug with ubuntu-bug notify-osd
[05:07] <maco> jack_: sorry, *application* notifications
[05:07] <Clavin12> Jack: This has happened to me on both Mint 10 and Ubuntu 10.10
[05:07] <jack_> maco: no. its not a bug. i just dont liek the way it operates. it acts as you have described.
[05:07] <maco> jack_: (cuz like i said, they leave space for a power/volume/etc button)
[05:07] <jack_> maco: the older package i installed just puts the newer ones first and the older ones higher. including aplication notifications and volume etc
[05:07] <brandon420> anyone know how to allocate more ram to rtorrent?
[05:08] <jack_> brandon420: what? you mean dedicate ram to it?
[05:08] <maco> jack_: yeah that was a change for 10.10 to make it "reserve" space for the acpi stuff i think
[05:08] <^Phantom^> thank you jack_ and maco
[05:08] <^Phantom^> now to go reinstall ubuntu
[05:08] <^Phantom^> Fresh install = better idea imo
[05:08] <brandon420> i mean, im getting "file chunk write error: connot allocate memory"
[05:08] <jack_> maco: im using 10.04. i think the change was done in 9.10. i have hte 9.04 package.
[05:08] <brandon420> jack_, ^^
[05:08] <jack_> brandon420: how much memory do you have?
[05:08] <dospod> I need help with a fresh ubuntu install concering nvidia gts360m drivers
[05:08] <maco> jack_: someone did make a package and put it in a PPA on launchpad (but idk where, youd have to search) with the patches to add configuration that canonical rejected
[05:08] <brandon420> it has 1.5gb, but only using 819mb of it
[05:09] <maco> jack_: wow this has been going that long? im a kde user so i havent kept up but....wow
[05:09] <brandon420> jack_, ^^ lol
[05:09] <jack_> brandon420: that appears to be a problem with rtorrent not working correctly. how much memory is it trying to allocate?
[05:09] <brandon420> jack_, its trying to allocate 819mb, i want to make it allocate like 1.4gb
[05:09] <^Phantom^> I love how ubuntu sometimes tells me it's safe to remove internal SCSI drives XD
[05:09] <^Phantom^> Okay, thank you again
[05:10] <^Phantom^> bye
[05:10] <brandon420> jack_, its a empty vps turned into a seedbox. so....
[05:10] <jack_> brandon420: the application will request memory from the kernel. either it is asking for too much memory or the memory is not allowed to be allocated
[05:10] <fiddan> hey guys! if my "dpkg" wont work, what can be the prob?
[05:10] <^elf^> what do i need to do to stop NetworkManager overwriting my /etc/resolv.conf completely? I wish to have some 'nameserver' lines defined in there
[05:10] <jack_> fiddan: dpkg binary and library corruption?
[05:10] <jack_> ^elf^: make it immutable
[05:10] <^elf^> :\
[05:11] <maco> ^elf^: set them in dhcp3 settings i think
[05:11] <jack_> ^elf^: fix your DNS server to give the correct nameservers :P hehe
[05:11] <^elf^> i dunno... it'd work, but +i to files seems like overkill heh
[05:11] <maco> ^elf^: prepend domain-name-servers in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
[05:11] <jack_> brandon420: are you running rtorrent as root? see if it works as root. perhaps you have some limits on your user.
[05:12] <fiddan> Jack_: dunno, it says that i should run "sudo dpkg --configure -a" to configure it manually. but when i do i dont understand anything
[05:12] <brandon420> jack_, i actually am. lol.
[05:12] <^elf^> yea... my scenario is that the box in question is a router running xubuntu... pppd brings up the adsl interface, eth0 and eth1 are manually defined... but after the system boots the /etc/resolv.conf is overwritten by networkmanager
[05:12] <^elf^> ok i'll have a look in there maco
[05:12] <jack_> brandon420: then you might have bad memory. if its trying to allocate memory which is available it should just give itu p
[05:12] <jack_> brandon420: is it running now?
[05:12] <brandon420> jack_, yes, rtorrent is running now.
[05:13] <brandon420> jack_, and its a vps.....
[05:13] <jack_> brandon420: one moment
[05:13] <brandon420> jack_, ok, thanks man
[05:13] <jack_> brandon420: vps? virtual?
[05:13] <brandon420> ummm, yeah
[05:14] <sacarlson> jack_: brandon420: I didn't read all the way back your problem so not sure this is what you need but when I have mem problems in virtualbox that won't start due to not enuf mem I do this and it works, sudo echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
[05:14] <g_0_0> virtual private server
[05:14] <g_0_0> not virtual box
[05:14] <g_0_0> at least I think not
[05:14] <brandon420> ^
[05:14] <jack_> brandon420: run this command against your server and gimmie the output
[05:14] <brandon420> it is. vps
[05:15] <jack_> $ ps aeo pid,command,vsize,rss | grep rtorrent
[05:15] <jack_> my girlfriend is punching me
[05:15] <sacarlson> jack_: point is this might fix a mem problem
[05:15] <KREDO> help me i want clone my system
[05:15] <jack_> sacarlson: that will drop cache. it wouldn't stop allocation. it shouldn't anyway
[05:16] <AbhijiT> !clone
[05:16] <AbhijiT> KREDO, ^^^^
[05:16] <AbhijiT> KREDO, also see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=35087
[05:16] <yoti> any specific channel for wubi?
[05:16] <KREDO> thanks
[05:16] <brandon420> how do i get rid of rtorrent when opened in screen?
[05:16] <AbhijiT> yoti, nope ask here
[05:17] <Sazpaimon> if I want to run ubuntu on an ATA to USB enclosure, should I stick with the USB installer or go for a full OS install
[05:17] <brandon420> !screen
[05:17] <raskol> I'm using a xubuntu variant. When I change my keyboard layout to dvorak, I can't use my mouse to drag, close, or maximize windows -- it's like I'm holding a meta key in behavior for some reason
[05:17] <AbhijiT> Sazpaimon, just install as you install normally nothing special to do
[05:17] <AbhijiT> brandon420, remove it from startup aps list?
[05:18] <Sazpaimon> if I want to run ubuntu on an ATA to USB enclosure, should I stick with the USB installer or go for a full OS install?
[05:18] <sacarlson> KREDO: I think maybe http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/
[05:18] <AbhijiT> :/
[05:18] <brandon420> AbhijiT, i mean how do i open rtorrent in screen, and then get to a terminal again
[05:18] <francis> im loading jpeg from usb and its very very slow...
[05:18] <AbhijiT> brandon420, no idea
[05:18] <francis> does anyone has a solution for this?
[05:19] <jack_> brandon420: type screen, open rtorrent, then hit alt+AD
[05:19] <brandon420> A+D?
[05:19] <jack_> yes
[05:19] <jack_> to detact the screen
[05:19] <jack_> to get back into the screen use `screen -r`
[05:20] <jack_> did you run that comman di told you to run? my gf is punching me atm and i g2g
[05:20] <jack_> hehe
[05:20] <brandon420> lmfao
[05:20] <brandon420> running it now
[05:21] <Abinadai> gf? ubuntu?  no contest.  :P
[05:21] <raskol> and that's why you're in irc
[05:21] <brandon420> jack_, it says no command found
[05:21] <jack_> ps is not found?
[05:22] <jack_> thats bad news for you dude haha
[05:22] <hvnsweeting> whois damex
[05:22] <brandon420> ohhh
[05:22] <brandon420> jack_, http://uppix.net/5/9/1/2db942dde96ef649de282b99f2fe3.png
[05:23] <raskol> you copied the $
[05:23] <brandon420> haha
[05:23] <brandon420> stfu
[05:23] <brandon420> lmao
[05:23] <maco> brandon420: be nice
[05:23] <brandon420> jack_, tell the gf i said THANKKKK YOUUUU
[05:23] <ohsix> derp
[05:23] <brandon420> hahah
[05:23] <brandon420> quit loling at meh
[05:24] <jack_> brandon420: looks like rtorrent has requested 140mb of memory at this moment but is only using 112mb.
[05:25] <brandon420> jack_, cause i just restarted it
[05:25] <jack_> gg
[05:25] <jack_> brandon420: ugh i gotta go. check /proc/meminfo to see how much you have available
[05:25] <brandon420> =/
[05:25] <brandon420> ok
[05:25] <brandon420> screen -r to reattach?
[05:25] <jack_> yes
[05:25] <brandon420> ty sir
[05:25] <jack_> brandon420: run that command in crontab. have it run every minute and >> /tmp/blah. once it happesn again the blah file should have the amount of memory it was requesting before it gave up
[05:26] <brandon420> well, i learned how to use screen =)
[05:26] <jack_> grats
[05:26] <jack_> hehe
[05:28] <brandon420> and /proc/meminfo/ isnt a dir
[05:30] <sacarlson> brandon420: no it's a file and see how much is in Cached:
[05:30] <brandon420> oh ok.
[05:30] <Abr> Any ppc users?
[05:30]  * ariaxu waves
[05:30] <brandon420> sacarlson, 0kb
[05:30] <Abinadai> can someone tell me if there are ubuntiu drivers for an HP dv7-4177nr notebook that will give me the richness of sound quality that I get in windows 7? I'm already using pulseaudio and I'm not feelin' the love.
[05:31] <sacarlson> brandon420: sounds good, mine has more than half my system mem in it
[05:31] <Abr> Abinadai ' !o!
[05:31] <ariaxu> Abinadai: pulsaudio has nothing to do with hardware drivers. ALSA is the driver layer
[05:31] <raskol> !repeat raskol
[05:31] <brandon420> Abinadai, there is a system wide EQ if your interested.
[05:31] <ariaxu> Abinadai: Pulse talks to ALSA
[05:31] <Abr> Powerpc ????????
[05:31] <Abinadai> oops!  I'm new.
[05:32] <Abinadai> brandon420, yeah I'm interested.
[05:32] <Da|Mummy> does transmission have a minimize to tray option?
[05:32] <brandon420> Abinadai, check out pulseaudio Equalizer  in the package manager
[05:33] <Abinadai> ariaxu, ok.  I get that now that I'm looking.
[05:33] <brandon420> Da|Mummy, check out deluge
[05:33] <brandon420> it does.
[05:33] <Da|Mummy> deluge is a client?
[05:33] <brandon420> Abinadai, i had the same prob, everything sounded weird when i first installed. and that helped alot
[05:33] <surya> how to test the usb on linux
[05:33] <Abinadai> brandon420, I installed all that ubuntu had to offer from the package manager last night and I don't see an eq
[05:33] <brandon420> Da|Mummy, yes. its alot better then transmission imo
[05:33] <g_0_0> Da|Mummy, yep a client
[05:34] <LinuxNoob> wasup brandon
[05:34] <brandon420> Abinadai, it should be in apps/sound/
[05:34] <Abinadai> brandon420, thanks.
[05:34] <brandon420> sup LinuxNoob
[05:34] <Abinadai> gotcha
[05:34] <Da|Mummy> i already trashed the torrents that im running right now, any way to transfer them to deluge from transmission?
[05:34] <sacarlson> surya: so you never figured out md5sum?
[05:35] <LinuxNoob> not much
[05:35] <brandon420> Abinadai, also, check out deadbeef or audacious for a media player.  seems like you are worried about sound. i find that they are alot better then rhythmbox/banshee
[05:35] <dospod> does ubuntu come with a pre installed text based browser?
[05:35] <brandon420> Da|Mummy, get them out of the trash, lol.
[05:35] <Da|Mummy> audacious > *
[05:35] <brandon420> dospod, check out lynx
[05:36] <dospod> is it pre-installed?
[05:36] <Da|Mummy> i emptied the trash....im not that new to linux :|
[05:36] <brandon420> dospod, not sure.
[05:36] <Abinadai> brandon420, Thanks, I'll try that out.
[05:36] <dospod> if not then it will be of no use to me
[05:36] <brandon420> Da|Mummy, lmao. other then that, im not sure man.
[05:36] <famihug> @dospod: lynx isn't a pre installed
[05:36] <Da|Mummy> ok ill just let these slowly finish i guess
[05:36] <Da|Mummy> installing deluge now
[05:37] <brandon420> i also find that deluge is more light weight, transmission freezes on me all the time.
[05:37] <brandon420> and its also "faster in the swarm" or so reviews say
[05:37] <Da|Mummy> grr i still have all my ports closed :{
[05:37] <Da|Mummy> what is default for deluge?
[05:37] <brandon420> idk, you can set it though
[05:38] <Da|Mummy> ok ill look into it when the time is right. thanks
[05:38] <brandon420> actually, deluge is set to random by default.
[05:38] <Da|Mummy> so than if "random" is closed, how will it make a good connection?
[05:39] <Da|Mummy> lotta james'
[05:39] <brandon420> Da|Mummy, you can change the port to one that you have forwarded.
[05:39] <brandon420> deluge is the closest thing to utorrent that i have seen for linux
[05:39] <Bsims> anyone else have an issue with the mouse and capslock not working on a model M
[05:39] <jack_> sacarlson: cached memory is not non-available memory
[05:39] <ohsix> upnp/nat-pmp is usually default too; so it's all automatic
[05:40] <Da|Mummy> utorrent rox
[05:40] <jack_> sacarlson: http://linuxatemyram.com
[05:40] <ska> I need to install mailx but without all the exim4 dependencies.. Is there a way to do this via aptitude?
[05:40] <sacarlson> jack_:  it was also 0kb so nothing to recover if it was cleared
[05:40] <brandon420> Da|Mummy, yes it does. also, you might want to take the time to research rtorrent. it also rocks
[05:40] <Da|Mummy> what will i need rtorrent for now?
[05:41] <brandon420> just sudo apt-get rtorrent
[05:41] <sacarlson> jack_: what I do is sync then do that to recover mem
[05:41] <brandon420> then type rtorrent, its cli
[05:41] <Da|Mummy> besides i rarely use torrents these day, but somethings are just impossible to find on usenet
[05:41] <brandon420> omg
[05:41] <brandon420> jack_, is back!
[05:41] <Bsims> for torrents I just use transmission
[05:41] <jack_>  sacarlson that doesn't 'recover memory'. cached memory is available for applications
[05:42] <Da|Mummy> eveyrone here says deluge is better than transmission
[05:42] <Da|Mummy> and it can minimize to tray, so im switching
[05:42] <Bsims> Da|Mummy: hrm transmission minimizes to tray here
[05:42] <brandon420> transmission hates me. lol.
[05:42] <Da|Mummy> how?
[05:42] <famihug> tranmission can minimize to tray to
[05:42] <Da|Mummy> i can get it to show in tray. but no minimize
[05:42] <Jon--> What is the easiest way to get a decent conkyrc script? I don't want to work too hard, I just want it to work. Want: Weather, pidgin, network, HD, maybe a few other things.
[05:42] <sacarlson> jack_: well then I don't know why I need to do that to get virtualbox to run,  but it works for me when I have 800meg in cache and this clears it sudenly virtualbox runs ok
[05:43] <nokia3510> @pure-gnome
[05:43] <Da|Mummy> brandon420, is rtorrent just another client, or something deluge wont offer?
[05:43] <nokia3510> !pure-gnome
[05:43] <famihug> @Da|Mummy see some options in preference
[05:43] <Da|Mummy> famihug, i did, i found show in tray, but no minimize
[05:43] <brandon420> Da|Mummy, its another client, but its the most lightweight client out there.
[05:43] <sacarlson> jack_: I think it must be a bug in virtualbox that won't take mem that's in cache?
[05:43] <nokia3510> hmm, what was the trigger for the bot ?
[05:44] <brandon420> lmao
[05:44] <brandon420> !gnome
[05:44] <brandon420> !pure
[05:44] <milles> ss
[05:44] <brandon420> !pure gnome
[05:44] <Loshki> Jon--: do a search for conky scripts. Maybe you'll get lucky....
[05:44] <gpc> !fishing
[05:44] <gpc> !puregnome
[05:44] <Jon--> Loshki: Which one of 1000000000 should I use?
[05:44] <brandon420> !fishing | gpc
[05:44] <gpc> brandon420: yeah I know.
[05:45] <brandon420> lol, i had to do it.
[05:45] <jack_cellphone> Test
[05:45] <brandon420> idk, i felt the need.
[05:45] <h00k> brandon420: Please don't abuse the bot.
[05:45] <brandon420> jack_cellphone, test works.
[05:45] <Jon--> h00k: I'm sure it didn't mind.
[05:46] <brandon420> lmfao
[05:46] <Jon--> I'm looking for a decent conky script for a dark background/theme.. If anyone has one here? I know I can find one online but there are thousands to choose from and I find it daunting.
[05:46] <brandon420> Jon--, i hate to say it, its best to make your own.
[05:47] <brandon420> i just snatched other peoples, and took what i wanted out of it, and added to mine.
[05:47] <Loshki> Jon--: well, if you can figure out which ones have the features you want, you can cut&paste from them to your own, or maybe edit one down...
[05:47] <Jon--> I'm actually a developer, just really, really fricking lazy. Thanks anyway. :P
[05:48] <Jon--> well, lazy is a bad term, feel like I am wasting my time to spend that much time for such a small thing* is more accurate
[05:48] <Loshki> Jon--: cut&paste was invented for the lazy developer...
[05:48] <brandon420> Jon--, may i pm?
[05:48] <Jon--> brandon420: go ahead
[05:51] <dotblank> !snack
[05:51] <dotblank> !botsnack
[05:52] <ohsix> ubottu: lart ohsix
[05:53] <jack_cellphone> Brandon420: Did you setup that ceontab?
[05:53] <jack_cellphone> Crontab*
[05:53] <brandon420> idk how... lol.
[05:54] <jack_cellphone> Crontab -e
[05:54]  * Bsims beats on this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/console-setup/+bug/425704
[05:54] <leafface> exit
[05:55] <czardoz> anyone knows a linux alternative to the DOS debug command?
[05:55] <czardoz> anyone knows a linux alternative to the DOS debug command?
[05:55] <lake> How can I route my port 80 traffic through tor on Ubuntu?
[05:55] <gpc> czardoz: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProcedures
[05:56] <greppy> !tor | lake
[05:56] <czardoz> Actually, i need to use is for a university course
[05:56] <sky_sky> czardoz is a university student?
[05:56] <Anon7-2521> Hello
[05:56] <czardoz> so i'd prefer a clone
[05:56] <czardoz> yes
[05:57] <sky_sky> whare are you from
[05:57] <bitplane> Hi, how do I list all packages and all their dependencies?
[05:57] <sky_sky> this the thing i want to know 2
[05:58] <czardoz> not important
[05:58] <sacarlson> czardoz: maybe ptrace? http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/gutsy/man2/ptrace.2.html
[05:58] <Anon7-2521> I have a 13" MacBook Pro running Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx. I have recently started using an external mouse and keyboard, and was wondering if there was a way to cofigure my mouse instead of usig the trackpad. The mouse work,s but, being a mighty mouse, has several buttons that I would like to work. Is this possible? I have already looked at the apple FAQ
[05:59] <czardoz> sacarlson, i found this, no donloads are available
[05:59] <Bsims> Anon7-2521: exit xorg.conf
[05:59] <czardoz> http://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-debug/
[05:59] <cabbie-NC> in win xp, if i do a system restore to a point before i installed ubuntu, will that wipe the ubuntu partition?
[05:59] <jack_cellphone> What does debug do in dos?
[06:00] <Bsims> cabbie-NC: no it shouldn't
[06:00] <cabbie-NC> crap
[06:00] <Bsims> cabbie-NC: its a different partition
[06:00] <czardoz> sky_sky, see if you can find that some how
[06:00] <bitplane> jack_cellphone: ms-dos? it's an old command for debugging. totally off-topic here, ask in a windows channel
[06:00] <sky_sky> what's that mean:
[06:00] <czardoz> http://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-debug/
[06:00] <Anon7-2521> Bsims: what?
[06:01] <Bsims> cabbie-NC: delete the ubuntu partion using the livecd, then resize the ntfs partition
[06:01] <sky_sky> thanks  ---a indian guy
[06:01] <sacarlson> czardoz: the other answer was on the same link gdb
[06:01] <czardoz> no problem
[06:01] <cabbie-NC> im on a netbook. no optical drive
[06:01] <Bsims> Anon7-2521: you are going to have to edit /etc/X11/Xorg.conf to add the extra keys IIRC
[06:01] <chetan_> Hi, I am using Ubuntu in VirtualBox, now when I boot I see msg --> Bug: unable to handle kernel paging request followed by a stack trace and a busy box prompt
[06:02] <czardoz> sacarlson interface is too different
[06:02] <Bsims> cabbie-NC: then use a thumbdrive
[06:02] <Anon7-2521> okay. I don't really know how to do that
[06:02] <Anon7-2521> :|
[06:02] <MACscr> hmm, if i want to rsync two folders (same server) and make sure it only transfers newer files or files that dont exist. What would be the proper syntax for that? i basically just need to move files from one ot the other. I dont want them both to have the same (aka, i dont want to screw with the source)
[06:02] <sacarlson> czardoz: time to learn something new
[06:02] <sacarlson> czardoz: or write your own
[06:02] <gsp2009> Hey folks..
[06:02] <czardoz> sacarlson, like I said, i need it for the university course
[06:02] <cabbie-NC> i have a thumbdrive here with ubuntu ready to go. but when i reboot, it just asks if i want to boot xp or ubuntu
[06:03] <czardoz> i good way around night be using dosbox
[06:03] <cabbie-NC> when plugged in
[06:03] <czardoz> *might
[06:03] <Bsims> MACscr: I think thats the default for Rsync
[06:03] <sky_sky> i want to know most of the ubuntu users will choose which editor as programming editor
[06:03] <czardoz> sky_sky, geany
[06:03] <czardoz> for me
[06:03] <MACscr> Bsims: so something like rsync /source /destination?
[06:04] <ohsix> doesn't popcon exist for those types of questions?
[06:04] <needlez> anyone know much about wpa_supplicant?
[06:04] <Bsims> rsync -r /source /destination
[06:04] <gsp2009> so can anyone tell me why my gnome desktop manager would be completely gone? I can only login to a KDE, fluxbox, netbook, etc session
[06:04] <Bsims> any changes to files will be coppied if they are the same its ignored
[06:04] <rigved> needlez: what do you want to know about it?
[06:04] <needlez> i have an idea i want to use wpa_supplicant to connect to my wireless with a password automatically inside of a script
[06:04] <rigved> needlez: inside a script?
[06:05] <KirkMcDonald> rsync -a is usually the option you want.
[06:05] <needlez> rigved: I want to know if i can use wpa_supplicant to auto connect inside a script that is randomly changing my MAC every 30 seconds
[06:05] <sky_sky> oh czaordz,you seems to be an expert in ubuntu
[06:05] <suresh> how to use bugzilla in ubuntu
[06:05] <MACscr> Bsims: im getting this when i try it: rsync sync/ public_html/
[06:05] <MACscr> skipping directory sync/.
[06:06] <sacarlson> needlez: I thought we found that we could
[06:06] <juk> hey guys, i messed up, X is gone :D, how to burn iso from cli
[06:06] <rigved> needlez: wpa_supplicant uses /etc/interfaces for the connection details, afaik. so you need to change the detials inside that and then refresh
[06:06] <suresh> hi sacarlson
[06:06] <czardoz> juk, cat /dev/<device_name> filename.iso
[06:06] <suresh> hi sacarlson, do you know how to use bugzilla ?
[06:07] <suresh> hi sacarlson, do you know how to use bugzilla in ubuntu?
[06:07] <tang> 总算进来了
[06:07] <juk> i copied all backups, and got 10.10 iso
[06:07] <sacarlson> suresh: nope
[06:07] <juk> czardoz: so cat /dev/sdb1 ubuntu-10.10.iso?
[06:07] <czardoz> juk, shat exactly do you want to do?
[06:07] <tang> 怎么全部是英语？
[06:07] <czardoz> *what
[06:07] <needlez> sacarlson: it didn't connect totally had an issue, keep saying something about key mismatch
[06:07] <czardoz> juk, yes that dhould do the trick
[06:08] <czardoz> will take some time though
[06:08] <juk> czardoz: are you nuts, that will wipe my only ubuntu iso
[06:08] <sacarlson> needlez: did you ever get wpa_supplicant to work even outside of your script?
[06:08] <suresh> hi sacarlson, from whom i can find the detail
[06:08] <needlez> sacarlson: nope
[06:08] <suresh> hi sacarlson, from whom i can find the detail of bugzilla
[06:08] <KirkMcDonald> juk: There is a command-line tool called cdrecord.
[06:08] <czardoz> correction: cat /dev/<device_name> > filename.iso
[06:09] <KirkMcDonald> czardoz: ...
[06:09] <juk> czardoz: yes the '>' means write from to, think before you say
[06:09] <czardoz> you're right
[06:09] <rigved> needlez: wpa_supplicant is used to connect to encrypted connections. so you need it anyways
[06:09] <juk> KirkMcDonald: thanks checkking out
[06:10] <suresh> hi sacarlson, from whom i can find the detail of bugzilla ?
[06:10] <v_> suresh :i have 9.04 i want to upgrade it to 9.10 so is it enough if i upgrade only kernal part?
[06:10] <v_> juk:i have 9.04 i want to upgrade it to 9.10 so is it enough if i upgrade only kernal part?
[06:10] <juk> !find cdrecord
[06:10] <Datz> Hi, how can I keep track of a ubuntu brainstorm idea after it has been over a month. One idea has seemingly disappeared from the site.
[06:10] <suresh> no idea
[06:11] <rigved> v_: how will you do that? backports? this is not advisable...
[06:11] <bitplane> suresh, you need to be more clear. bugzilla is just bug tracking software, what details do you need?
[06:11] <juk> v_: be carefull with upgrades i messed up and spending last 30 recovering
[06:11] <juk> v_: 30 hours
[06:11] <suresh> bitplane : how to configure bugzilla ?
[06:12] <juk> !iso
[06:12] <sacarlson> needlez: did you ever try the wpagui and see if that makes it work?
[06:12] <juk> !burn
[06:12] <czardoz> juk, this might help
[06:12] <czardoz> http://sharkysoft.com/tutorials/linuxtips/cdcommands/
[06:12] <rigved> v_: a fresh install is a more hassel-free approach than upgrade
[06:12] <suresh> bitplane : how to configure bugzilla ?
[06:12] <juk> czardoz: thanks i'll check it out
[06:13] <Bsims> rigved: heh I may go back to Debian, every upgrade I have more features to hunt down and disable <g>
[06:13] <juk> wodim first
[06:13] <bitplane> suresh: I don't know, read the docs at bugzilla.org
[06:13] <sacarlson> needlez: if you can't get wpa to work at all I'm not sure I would start writing a script yet
[06:13] <suresh> bitplane : ok
[06:13] <needlez> sacarlson: ok, i think im gonna look into more on google
[06:13] <rigved> Bsims: you can try out the minimal install of ubuntu. then install what you need on top of that
[06:14] <sky_sky> czardoz : what languages can geany compile?
[06:14] <rigved> !minimal | Bsims
[06:14] <Bsims> rigved: heh I know but I have been bitten by a niggling bug that is uber annoying but it exists on debian too
[06:14] <v_> sky_sky:v@v-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get install vim
[06:15] <Datz> Hi, how can I keep track of a ubuntu brainstorm idea after it has been over a month. One idea has seemingly disappeared from the site.
[06:15] <v_> Reading package lists... Done
[06:15] <v_> Building dependency tree
[06:15] <v_> Reading state information... Done
[06:15] <v_> The following extra packages will be installed:
[06:15] <v_>   vim-runtime
[06:15] <FloodBot2> v_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:15] <v_> Suggested packages:
[06:15] <v_>   ctags vim-doc vim-scripts
[06:15] <v_> The following NEW packages will be installed:
[06:15] <v_>   vim vim-runtime
[06:15] <v_> 0 upgraded, 2 newly installed, 0 to remove and 318 not upgraded.
[06:15] <v_> Need to get 6662kB of archives.
[06:15] <rigved> Bsims: can you tell us more about this bug?
[06:15] <Bsims> My keyboard num and cap lock will not work because fixing it keeps unicode characters from being capped
[06:16] <tang> 怎么进入中文聊天？
[06:16] <rigved> Bsims: how exactly do you fix it?
[06:16] <czardoz> sky_sky, i use it for python and c/c++
[06:16] <tang> 有人知道吗？
[06:16] <czardoz> it is basically an editor
[06:16] <tang> 谢谢
[06:16] <sky_sky> thanks
[06:16]  * Bsims beats on this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/console-setup/+bug/425704
[06:16] <cabbie-home> Bsims: is it okay to PM
[06:16] <Bsims> rigved: you can't fix it
[06:16] <Bsims> cabbie-home: sure
[06:17] <Vustom> Can't get Quake Live sound to work in Ubuntu 10.10/Firefox 3.6..
[06:17] <rigved> Bsims: you just now said that you when you fix it, then you are unable to cap unicode characters
[06:17] <DiamondTap> Vustom WebGL is a 4.0 firefox go getter
[06:18] <DiamondTap> try getting webGL
[06:18] <Bsims> rigved: no that is why its not fixed
[06:18] <DiamondTap> for yours separately
[06:18] <tang> how are you?
[06:18] <Vustom> whats webGL?
[06:18] <Bsims> rigved: its a kernel bug
[06:19] <tang> good afternoon
[06:19] <rigved> Bsims: hmmm. sorry i can't help you more, unless you can tell me what you would actually do to fix it
[06:20] <Bsims> heh rigved nothing to be done but wait for the kernel devs to come up with a fix
[06:20] <Datz> Hi, how can I keep track of a ubuntu brainstorm idea after it has been over a month. One idea has seemingly disappeared from the site.
[06:20] <Bsims> minor but annoying
[06:20] <tang> how do you do ?
[06:20] <rigved> Bsims: well i guess ya...
[06:20] <juk> can i do partial upgrade for software, only for packages i'll choose?
[06:20] <Bsims> juk: not really,
[06:21] <Bsims> though maybe if you did kernel gcc etc only
[06:21] <Bsims> what new package don't you want
[06:21] <rigved> Vustom: it allows you to have 3d elements in a browser without the use of plug-ins
[06:21] <juk> Bsims: like kernel upgrade, and low level software
[06:21] <Bsims> install the upgrade, remove the new package then install the older ones you need one at a time
[06:22] <rigved> Bsims: have you tried to inform the kernel devs about this problem?
[06:22] <Bsims> rigved: its been there from 2009
[06:22] <galamar> hello i am trying to get my joystick working as a mouse i have found similar topics here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sixaxis but its for bluetooth and mine is usb there appears to be more valid info here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=516709 but i am unable to view that topic for what the page says is the lack of permission. any help anyone could offer me would be greatly appreciated. also i have just tried joy2mouse.exe bu
[06:22] <galamar> t it only works for windows based programs controlled by wine but i can move the mouse......
[06:22] <Bsims> rigved: seems to be fixed in debian
[06:23] <rigved> galamar: log into ubuntuforums and then try to view that article
[06:23] <Bsims> but like I said its a niggle
[06:23] <rigved> galamar: it's a forum so it requires that you log in for some parts, maybe
[06:24] <tang> BSIMS,How are you ?
[06:24] <Bsims> good you tang?
[06:24] <atpa8a> hello
[06:24] <tang> good you
[06:24] <Bsims> not too bad
[06:24] <rigved> Bsims: but if it's a fix that is to be implememnted in the kernel, then it should be there in ubuntu as well
[06:24] <rigved> Bsims: as ubuntu uses a newer kernel than debian
[06:25] <Bsims> rigved: dunno unless its a leftover old config
[06:25] <Starminn> Vustom: Check out this for a WebGL example. http://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/12/firefox4b8/ :)
[06:25] <tang> are you knonw chinese?
[06:25] <juk> just installed 'burn' if i run it says no module named mad
[06:25] <tang> BSIMS
[06:25] <Panik> trying to update to ubuntu 10.04 LTS and on the last file i get this message Please insert 'Ubuntu 10.10 _Maverick Meerkat_ - Release i386 (20101007)' into the drive '/cdrom/'
[06:25] <atpa8a> i changed boot order for slapd to start before kdc. that works except slapd always fails to start altho after boot i can start it without any problem. any clues?
[06:26] <galamar> rigved: i am logged in it tells me::: galamar, you do not have permission to access this page
[06:26] <czardoz> juk, did you try "cdrecord"?
[06:27] <tang> DO YOU KNOW CHINESE》？GALAMAR
[06:27] <juk> czardoz: yes, it's to complicated
[06:27] <galamar> can someone just like pastie it for me? would that work?
[06:27] <Bsims> juk: I'd use k3b but I like kde
[06:27] <galamar> tang: i dont think so
[06:28] <ylmfos> 大家好
[06:28] <tang> 来了个讲中文的
[06:28] <gpc> !cn
[06:28] <juk> Bsims: i'd love to but no gui
[06:28] <ylmfos> 我是中国人
[06:28] <tang> 谢天谢地
[06:29] <Bsims> juk: cdrecord is it my friend
[06:29] <tang> 在哪儿打字？
[06:29] <czardoz> juk, "cdrecord -v -pad speed=1 dev=0,0,0 src.iso "
[06:29] <juk> Bsims: can you introduce me
[06:29] <niu> .........
[06:29] <juk> czardoz: oh thanks
[06:29] <galamar> can they do that? in chinese like that?
[06:30] <tang> THANKS
[06:30] <czardoz> juk, it was in the link i gave you a while ago =)
[06:30] <atpa8a> chinese use ? :P
[06:30] <juk> czardoz: ah thanks, i can't get used to lynx
[06:30] <amit> i have installed MySql server but i cannot find the option of it,where can i find it plz help
[06:30] <Bsims> juk: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=363666
[06:31] <bbalajirao> Hello
[06:31] <niu> amit: here ? /etc/mysql
[06:31] <bbalajirao> how can I get my /tmp folder cleaned at shutdown? help appreciated
[06:31] <amit> thanx
[06:32] <Bsims> juk: trying to burn a ISO?
[06:32] <firstTimeLINUX> hi! i am a new user to linux. so my question is in order to install a software in ubuntu, you need to be the root user. what is the default password for root
[06:32] <juk> Bsims: yes
[06:32] <juk> Bsims: in cli mode
[06:32] <ylmfos> tang:你是哪里人？
[06:32] <siavashserver> Hi people, I'm looking for a mono-chrome/dark/gray icon set that suits a dark-orange theme, any suggestions ?
[06:32] <Starminn> !root | firstTimeLINUX
[06:33] <Starminn> firstTimeLINUX: It's your password
[06:33] <Bsims> burning to a cd or dvd?
[06:33] <niu> firstTimeLINUX: you can run this cmd "sudo passwd" to change password for root
[06:33] <firstTimeLINUX> @Starminn thanks!
[06:33] <juk> Bsims: can you tell me what was in that page important i can't really folow lynx
[06:33] <ActionParsnip> !noroot | niu
[06:33]  * Bsims smiles is it a cd or dvd you are burning
[06:33] <Theaxiom> anyone know a program I can use to read mail files in windows?
[06:34] <Panik> trying to update to ubuntu 10.04 LTS and on the last file i get this message Please insert 'Ubuntu 10.10 _Maverick Meerkat_ - Release i386 (20101007)' into the drive '/cdrom/'
[06:34] <juk> !who | Bsims
[06:34] <medfly> buying a laptop - will most new hardware work fine on linux?
[06:34] <niu> oh, sorry
[06:34] <Panik> theaxiom did you try wine
[06:34] <niu> !root
[06:34] <juk> Bsims: it's cd
[06:34] <Bsims> juk: is it a dvd or cd you are burning
[06:34] <g_0_0> amit, I think you'll want to install mysql admin or phpmyadmin if you want administer mysql
[06:34] <Theaxiom> Panik, I downloaded the mailbox files to windows, and I would like to read the emails with a simple reader, is that possible?
[06:34] <^Phantom^> Yay all back togethder.
[06:35] <^Phantom^> !medibuntu
[06:35] <ActionParsnip> Panik: remove the CD tick box from software centre
[06:35] <medfly> firstTimeLINUX, you have a trojan.
[06:35] <^Phantom^> !rar
[06:35] <tripelb> hi I want my mic to work in ubuntu. it's on a webcam - Bus 003 Device 017: ID 046d:08dd Logitech, Inc. QuickCam for Notebooks  --- ubuntu 10.04 --- Google Voice didnt seem to "hear" it.
[06:35] <amit> g_0_0:help if u know
[06:35] <Theaxiom> firstTimeLINUX, sent me a private message telling me a string I could copy/paste into the channel to get operator status - can he be banned?
[06:35] <siavashserver> same to me
[06:35] <^Phantom^> thank you maco and jack_
[06:35] <Panik> actionparsnip: how exactly do i that? some where in the systems menu?
[06:36] <g_0_0> amit, if you want a gui to admin mysql install mysql-admin
[06:36] <juk> Bsims: nevermind i'll command czardoz gave
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> Tripleb: does the cam work ok?
[06:36] <Theaxiom> !ops
[06:36] <Panik> theaxiom: are you trying to read the windows file while in ubunut? if so you might have to get a program to support said file
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> Pa
[06:36] <niu> !wfm
[06:36] <Tm_T> Theaxiom: yes?
[06:36] <Theaxiom> Panik, it is a sendmail mailbox file
[06:36] <Bsims> juk: try growisofs -Z /dev/hdd=/path/to/image.iso
[06:37] <siavashserver> here is what firstTimeLINUX sent to me > http://pastebin.com/2XMVRZvj
[06:37] <gpc> Theaxiom: why did you call !ops?
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> Panik: applications menu has software centre there. Click edit -> sources
[06:37] <^Phantom^> Hey, ActionParsnip
[06:37] <Tm_T> gpc: sorted
[06:37] <gpc> Tm_T: :)
[06:37] <ylmfos> bye
[06:37] <^Phantom^> ActionParsnip:  I remembered to name my machine this time :)
[06:37] <Theaxiom> Tm_T, thx
[06:38] <galamar> sorry if i have been asking about this joystick thing to much its just i really need to make it work and i just had it working less than a week ago in natty. and i have googled so much i dont know what else to do.
[06:38] <juk> Bsims: growiso :) ok thanks
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: sweet ;)
[06:38] <^Phantom^> ActionParsnip, indeed
[06:38] <Bsims> juk: growisofs is mostly for dvds but may work
[06:38] <^Phantom^> Now I'm just reinstalling the stuff I had installed.
[06:38] <^Phantom^> Not much, just 5 or 6 programs was all.
[06:39] <juk> Bsims: OK
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> galamar: are you using natty now?
[06:39] <^Phantom^> ActionParsnip, and I was able to find a 3G sweetspot this time, so installation of the OS didn't take 3 hours at the package install stage this time. :D
[06:39] <galamar> actionparsnip: no i switched to lucid
[06:39] <Bsims> juk: but growisofs has a much saner syntax to use
[06:39] <^Phantom^> I got stuck on 2G last time D:
[06:40] <oceanicice> Hello... all.
[06:40] <Panik> actionparsnip: so far so good thank you very much
[06:40] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: big difference
[06:40] <^Phantom^> ActionParsnip, HUGE difference ;)
[06:40] <ActionParsnip> Panik: no worries dude
[06:41] <Bsims> ^Phantom^: heh what mirror ya using if I can pry
[06:41] <^Phantom^> Bsims, I was installing via cellphone connection
[06:41] <Panik> actionparsnip: should that fix my problem only being able to boot in low graphics mode even though i have installed drivers
[06:41] <dospod> can somebody help me find the cd drive mount point , I'm on a mostly fresh 10.10 install in recovery netroot mode
[06:41] <Bsims> ^Phantom^: yeah but what Ubuntu mirror
[06:41] <^Phantom^> Oh
[06:41] <Vustom> Is there a way to install Firefox 4.0 latest beta in the terminal
[06:41] <Vustom> ?
[06:41] <^Phantom^> The default
[06:41] <^Phantom^> from liveCD
[06:42] <tang> 怎么进中文聊天室？
[06:42] <ActionParsnip> Panik: no. What video chip are you using?
[06:42] <tang> 请指教
[06:42] <tang> 我一进来就这样了
[06:43] <Panik> ummm what is Debconf configuring jackd
[06:43] <Panik> ??
[06:43] <Panik> actionparsnip: using an older ati
[06:43] <^Phantom^> I must apologize for the cussing earlier.
[06:43] <^Phantom^> I was extremely worried about losing that data
[06:44] <ActionParsnip> Vustom: the mozilla ppa has it but don't upgrade with it enabled or firefox 3.6 will go to namaroka and thunderbird will go to shredder
[06:44] <Panik> asking me to enable realtime process priority?
[06:44] <Bsims> ^Phantom^: I use the MIT mirror http://ubuntu.media.mit.edu/ubuntu/ tends to be faster
[06:44]  * Bsims can hit 500kps even on release days
[06:44] <^Phantom^> Ah.
[06:45] <ActionParsnip> Panik: but the proprietory driver supports it?
[06:45] <^Phantom^> Bsims, the only reason it was slow that last time is because I could only achieve 2G connectivity
[06:45] <^Phantom^> I had to tether through phone.
[06:45] <Bsims> ^Phantom^: nods but something to keep in mind
[06:45] <tang> help me
[06:45] <^Phantom^> true
[06:45] <tang> thanks
[06:45] <^Phantom^> ty
[06:45] <Panik> actionparsnip: ugh sorry i am a noob where can i check that at? synaptic?
[06:46] <ActionParsnip> Tang: just ask
[06:46] <tang> i dont know english
[06:46] <ManecA> what program opacifies windows by holding <alt> and <scroll>?
[06:46] <Zelos>  /server irc.demon.net
[06:46] <tang> i want to chinese
[06:46] <tang> room
[06:47] <dospod> can somebody help me mount my cd-rom drive in netroot recovery mode
[06:47] <dospod> its urgent
[06:47] <xman> hi i changed my password and after login i need enter my password /message-enter password for default key ring to unloking
[06:47] <juk> Bsims: i think better i find some nice guy with ubuntu ask him to burn for me
[06:47] <YankDownUnder> !chinese | tang
[06:47] <ActionParsnip> Panik: you said you installed the proprietory driver. Ati don't support "old" chips
[06:47] <tang> chinese room
[06:47] <rzx237>  dospod: you can try mount it manually: mount /dev/sr0 /cdrom
[06:48] <tang> where are go?
[06:48] <xman> can you help me ?
[06:48] <YankDownUnder> tang, #ubuntu-cn
[06:48] <dospod> rzx237 couldnt find error message
[06:48] <ActionParsnip> Xman: set a blank keyring pass and it won't bother you
[06:48] <Panik> actionparsnip: so i am basically stuck with what i got. no worries the comp isnt to good i just wanna be able to change my resolution.
[06:48] <oceanicice> 唐：请去谷歌翻译：translate.google.com
[06:49] <ActionParsnip> Panik: you may
[06:49] <czardoz> xman, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1466519
[06:50] <ActionParsnip> Need to form an xorg.conf file, panik. Some chips need one
[06:51] <Panik> so i have a box that just popped up outta no where saying Debconf on (my comp name) and says  configuring jackd and a box to check saying enable realtime process priority any ideas??
[06:51] <Bsims> Panik: let it
[06:51] <Bsims> set realtime if you are doing Jack you want it
[06:52] <Panik> bsim: what is Jack? i am just trying to get 10.04 LTS ubuntu upgrade lol then that came up
[06:52] <galamar> okay how about this problem i have with gnunet-gtk it says the daemon is running but searches never return results and it says not connected?
[06:52] <Panik> actionparsnip: in the command line??
[06:52] <Bsims> Panik: Jackd is a high end sound daemon aimed at professional sound editing
[06:52] <ActionParsnip> !info jack
[06:53] <Bsims> !info jackd
[06:53] <niu> !info
[06:53] <Panik> bsims: i messed up lol i didnt click trying to go to fast
[06:54] <ActionParsnip> Panik: anywhere, you will need to restart X to apply the config
[06:54] <xman> ok it works http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1466519 thanks
[06:55] <ActionParsnip> Niu: try: !info packagename
[06:55] <Panik> actionparsnip: i will have to get on the forums i guess.. i am too fresh at ubuntu just yet. i dont wanna take all your time with questions lol
[06:55] <bofh80> are there any ubuntu metapackages or derivatives that can enable ubuntu 'desktop' to authenticate against a server instead of the local pam, without a huge amount of config changes to the default desktop install by hand?
[06:57] <Bsims> Panik: heh it happens
[06:58] <wangzh> #nick blackflower
[07:01] <Panik> bash: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: Permission denied any ideas?
[07:02] <pepee> Panik, that file is a configuration file, not an executable
[07:02] <ActionParsnip> Panik: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:03] <pepee> hi. I have this problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1525934, the solution is to change the MTU, but by doing it, I get the same problem, just I cannot visit other sites...
[07:04] <pepee> to me, seems like this is an old bug, but no one has tried fixing it (at least, this still happens and couldn't find a good solution)
[07:05] <pepee> this happens randomly after browsing a while
[07:05] <GHH> Hello
[07:06] <pepee> hi | GHH
[07:06] <GHH> How can i edit live cd auto mode please?
[07:06] <YankDownUnder> pepee, Have you tried to tweak Firefox itself?
[07:06] <pepee> !hi | GHH
[07:06] <pepee> YankDownUnder, is not firefox, is a bug in ubuntu itself
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> Pepee: the hi factoid is no more
[07:07] <pepee> !hello | GHH
[07:07] <GHH> pepee, lol
[07:07] <pepee> oh well...
[07:07] <czardoz> pepee, have you tried a different browser?
[07:07] <dotblank> GHH, what are you trying to do?
[07:07] <dospod> i know get a depends on package patch but it is not installable error
[07:07] <dotblank> modify the iso?
[07:07] <YankDownUnder> pepee, Have you tried changing DNS servers?
[07:07] <pepee> czardoz, obviously
[07:07] <pepee> YankDownUnder, ...
[07:07] <GHH> dotblank, right
[07:07] <dotblank> !remaster
[07:07] <GHH> dotblank, no
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> YankDownUnder: yes, read the post to see what has been tryed
[07:08] <pepee> czardoz, YankDownUnder: I'm not asking how to fix it, but informing
[07:08] <dotblank> GHH, ok.. i'm a bit confused as to what you want then
[07:08] <pepee> there are a lot of posts like that
[07:08] <GHH> dotblank, Everything done
[07:09] <pepee> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=site:ubuntuforums.org+ubuntu+mtu+load+OR+open+OR+access++websites+OR+sites&num=50
[07:09] <dotblank> GHH, you mean to ahve a seed file and autoinstall?
[07:09] <ActionParsnip> Pepee: could try ndiswrapper and blacklist the native driver. Do non-ubuntu distros work ok (worth a test)
[07:09] <czardoz> ok then.
[07:09] <pepee> remove "site:ubuntuforums.org" and you will find more
[07:09] <panfist> using 10.04, when booting it says that my usual root filesystem has errors and i have to run fsck on it manually
[07:10] <panfist> so i put in the install disk and went into rescue mode, and i ran a shell in the 'installer environment'
[07:10] <GHH> dotblank, Now i want to set it such a way so that it start the live cd directly(as desktop not the installation mode)
[07:10] <pepee> ActionParsnip, tried compat-wireless, reloading the module, changing internal IP, etc
[07:10] <panfist> instead of picking a root file system on my drives.
[07:10] <panfist> now i;m trying to run fsck and it says it's not found
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> Panfist: boot to livecd and fsck from there
[07:11] <pepee> ActionParsnip, http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9610006&postcount=8
[07:11] <panfist> that's exactly what i did
[07:11] <dotblank> GHH, hmm i'm not aware of any kernel line options for that
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> Pepee: try ndisgtk + windows driver
[07:11] <dotblank> but remastering would work for tha t
[07:11] <pepee> "By the way, I also installed openSUSE 11.3 recently ... I don't have any problems opening sites and I even seem to be getting a better speed...  "
[07:11] <dospod> how does one configure nvidia drivers in terminal
[07:12] <dotblank> dospod, not hard you can modify the xorg.conf file
[07:12] <pepee> ActionParsnip, I'm trying to find someone interested in solving this, not to fix it "the microsoft way"
[07:12] <v_> Hello i have ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso i am unable to write it properly with k3b or brasero also so i want to write it from windows xp so plz guide me
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> Pepee: is the driver module the same in Suse?
[07:12] <earthmeLon> Is there any way to determine who the last person to write to a file is?
[07:12] <dotblank> as well as runtime configuration with nvidia-xconfig
[07:12] <pepee> microsoft way = "do whatever other thing"
[07:12] <v_> ActionParsnip:Hello i have ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso i am unable to write it properly with k3b or brasero also so i want to write it from windows xp so plz guide me
[07:12] <v_> pepee:Hello i have ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso i am unable to write it properly with k3b or brasero also so i want to write it from windows xp so plz guide me
[07:13] <GHH> dotblank, I was customized 10.10 and it was set automode(Dont know how) but now i can't do it in LTS
[07:13] <pepee> v hardware problem?
[07:13] <raskol> I'm using a xubuntu variant. When I change my keyboard layout to dvorak, I can't use my mouse to drag, close, or maximize windows -- it's like I'm holding a meta key in behavior for some reason
[07:13] <tang> 请朋友帮忙 怎么进入中文聊天？
[07:13] <dotblank> v_ that is annoying
[07:13] <pepee> v try cleaning your cd/dvd/whatever recorder
[07:13] <YankDownUnder> !chinese | tang
[07:13] <dotblank> don't tab complete random people
[07:13] <tang> 我一启动XCHAT就进入这里了。
[07:13] <GHH> tang, what?
[07:13] <Abinadai> Hi all
[07:14] <Panik> actionparsnip: what do i do after the xorg.conf box opens
[07:14] <GHH> !ch | tang
[07:14] <YankDownUnder> tang, Type: /join #ubuntu-cn
[07:14] <v_> dotblank: then how ??
[07:14] <ManecA> Err http://ppa.launchpad.net maverick/main i386 packages 404 Not Found
[07:14] <dotblank> you ask and then show patience
[07:14] <pepee> Panik, he left the channel
[07:14] <Abinadai> can someone look at this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/565263/ and tell me what is going on.  I was told earlier to run this command in order to change the plymouth theme
[07:14] <dotblank> !patience
[07:15] <Panik> pepee: i am slow... thanks
[07:15] <pepee> np
[07:15] <ManecA> W: Failed to fech http://ppa.launchpad.net/awm-testing/ppa/ubuntu/dists/maverick/main/source/Sources.gz 404 Not Found
[07:15] <Abinadai> YankDownUnder, good evening!
[07:16] <YankDownUnder> Abinadai, G'day (evening) mate
[07:16] <tang> 看不懂你们说的话，但是还是THANKS
[07:16] <pepee> ManecA, that probably means there's no such folder
[07:16] <dotblank> ManecA, that ppa could have been delted try removing it from your sources.list or by using the software sources tool
[07:16] <pepee> ManecA, http://ppa.launchpad.net/
[07:16] <YankDownUnder> tang, Um...there is a channel specifically for Chinese, called #ubuntu-cn => are you going to try that channel?
[07:17] <GHH> !cn | tang
[07:17] <tang> 我进去了，但是每次启动又进你们这里了
[07:17] <pepee> raskol, tried some other keyboard?
[07:17] <pepee> !cn | tang
[07:18] <iszak> Why doesn't this work? grep -lir "word" ./ | head -1 | xargs -I filename nano filename
[07:18] <Abinadai> ok, I killed my laser mouse by spilling coke on it..more money to spend on hardware.  ugh
[07:18] <pepee> raskol, just for comparisons
[07:18] <czardoz> tang, 有一个频道专门为中国
[07:18] <czardoz> thats all google translate gave me
[07:18] <pepee> iszak, grep -lir ./* | ...
[07:18] <YankDownUnder> 这不是中国的渠道。请到中文频道。
[07:18] <iszak> pepee, it's not the grepping, it finds it.
[07:19] <iszak> pepee, it's the xargs part
[07:19] <pepee> ah
[07:19] <iszak> it dies with Received SIGHUP or SIGTERM
[07:19] <tang> 我想知道怎样用XCHAT，一开始直接就进入中文频道
[07:19] <iszak> pepee, however grep -lir "word" ./ | head -1 | xargs -I filename echo filename, works flawlessly.
[07:20] <YankDownUnder> tang, 请到中文频道。这是英语频道。
[07:20] <ardchoille> tang: /join #ubuntu-cn
[07:20] <tang> 我明白了
[07:20] <pepee> iszak, nano "filename"  ?
[07:20] <tang> 我正努力找中文频道i
[07:21] <Abinadai> ok, you guys are all rockin
[07:21] <pepee> or $filename (don't know how xargs works)
[07:21] <czardoz> tang, 输入“/加入的ubuntu - cn“结尾
[07:21] <Abinadai>  but I gtg.  have a good night/day
[07:21] <iszak> pepee, I still get "Received SIGHUP or SIGTERM" error.
[07:21] <pepee> bye Abinadai , gn8
[07:22] <pepee> iszak, what about vim?
[07:22] <pepee> or pico...
[07:22] <YankDownUnder> tang, 退出此频道。去中文频道
[07:22] <ardchoille> iszak: what is that line meant to do? replace some text with other text?
[07:22] <ManecA> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mactel-support && sudo apt-get update : what should i replace the ppa: part with in order to update?
[07:22] <pepee> or gedit/kate
[07:22] <iszak> pepee, xargs: vim: No such file or directory
[07:23] <pepee> ahh, you have to install it
[07:23] <iszak> I'll try vi
[07:23] <ardchoille> ManecA: that line you have is sufficient
[07:23] <pepee> pico = nano...
[07:23] <iszak> pepee, vi works, nano doesn't, odd.
[07:23] <ardchoille> ManecA: that's telling the system: "add this repo && update my sources"
[07:23] <v_> iszak:check sum of my 10.10 is 59d15a16ce90c8ee97fa7c211b7673a8 , so is the download is good?
[07:24] <iszak> v_, no idea..
[07:24] <pepee> iszak, man nano? there has to be something about it
[07:24] <v_> pepee:check sum of my 10.10 is 59d15a16ce90c8ee97fa7c211b7673a8 , so is the download is good?
[07:24] <pepee> v_, file name?
[07:25] <pepee> found it, wait please
[07:25] <ardchoille> v_: you need the official checksum to check your against
[07:25] <v_> pepee:ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386
[07:25] <ManecA> Err http://ppa:launchpad.net maverick/main Sources 404 Not Found is the error i recieve
[07:25] <pepee> v_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[07:26] <pepee> v_, it's OK
[07:26] <ManecA> should i remove all the sources that have ppa.launchpad.net in them?
[07:26] <v_> pepee:md5sum ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso
[07:26] <v_> 59d15a16ce90c8ee97fa7c211b7673a8  ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso
[07:26] <pepee> again, try cleaning your dvd/cd reader
[07:27] <v_> pepee: shall i write the image to cd with k3b ??
[07:28] <ardchoille> v_: yeah, k3b is good
[07:28] <pepee> v_ you said "i am unable to write it properly with k3b or brasero also so i want to write it from windows xp so plz guide me"
[07:29] <pepee> so, you already tried and failed, didn't you?
[07:29] <v_> pepee: shall i try it once more?
[07:29] <pepee> v_, if you did it twice and failed, I say no, don't try again
[07:29] <v_> so what is ur suggestion ?
[07:30] <v_> pepee:so what is ur suggestion ?
 again, try cleaning your dvd/cd reader
[07:30] <ardchoille> I would try again but a slower speed, perhaps 4x or so
[07:31] <v_> pepee: with what should i clean  dvd drive??
[07:31] <pepee> v_, that, or buy some other brand of cds
[07:32] <ManecA> udo apt-get install pommed mbp-nvidia-bl-dkms macfanctld btusb-dkms... E: unable to locate package  mbp-nvidia-bl-dkms
[07:32] <indecipherable> which GUI does ubuntu run when using the 10.10 ubuntu desktop edition iso?
[07:32] <pepee> v_, http://www.google.com/search?q=cd+drive+cleaner&num=50&hl=en
[07:32] <pepee> indecipherable, gnome
[07:32] <ardchoille> indecipherable: gnome
[07:32] <indecipherable> thank you
[07:33] <indecipherable> <3 gnome - i'm just about to run ubuntu for the first time.
[07:33] <twiztid> hey all... i installed a game through playonlinux but it for some reason didnt put a entry on the playonlinux gui so i am unable to click configure this application for it; how can i fix the entry input, or ultimatly, access the wine configuration for the installed game??? please help! =)
[07:33] <ardchoille> indecipherable: but 11.04 will ship with unity, gnome will likely still be available though
[07:34] <pepee> ManecA, you should learn how to use apt-get... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto
[07:35] <Master> hey ; www.isitmeengelliler.com come please??
[07:35] <OrigenAG>  Hi All, something is preventing me from unmounting a drive (device busy error) but I cannot see anything process's or user accessing the drive or mount point using lsof or fuser - any suggestions as to what else I can do to diagnose the issue?
[07:36] <ardchoille> Master: I don't understand your statement
[07:36] <ardchoille> Master: that can get you kicked out of the channel I think
[07:37] <pepee> OrigenAG, type "dmesg | tail -n 40" on the console, copy the output then paste it on pastebin
[07:37] <pepee> !paste | OrigenAG
[07:37] <Master> ardchoille : ok..
[07:38] <bt> alo man
[07:39] <OrigenAG> pepee: Thanks for the response - see http://pastebin.com/iwx0wypz
[07:39] <bullgard4> What is a transitional package? (e. g. "Adobe Flash Player plugin installer")
[07:39] <shruggar> chmod a+x ./update.sh && ./update.sh -> bash: ./update.sh: Permission denied     What could be happening here?
[07:39] <bt> bullgard4.... root privileges
[07:40] <OrigenAG> pepee: Just looks like a bunch of output related to Xen
[07:40] <bullgard4> bt: Is this the answer to my question?
[07:40] <OrigenAG> pepee: I'll parse some more output and see what I get...
[07:40] <pepee> OrigenAG, what type of device is it?
[07:40] <bt> bullgard4 -- yes
[07:40] <wolkig> shruggar: chmod a+rx
[07:41] <czardoz> bullgard4, no i think he meant it for shruggar
[07:41] <czardoz> oh, i am worng
[07:41] <bullgard4> bt: Can you elaborate. I do not understand.
[07:42] <shruggar> wolkig, good idea, but no luck. The permissions are -rwxr-xr-x
[07:42] <pepee> bullgard4, don't really know, but from the example I can guess: an installer for third party app?
[07:42] <wolkig> shruggar: mount -o noexec?
[07:42] <OrigenAG> pepee: Its a RAID4 5 array presented as one logical disk to the OS (sda). If I were to take stab in the dark at the cause it was be a kernel update attempted to allocate the disk to as awap which I amended but it in /etc/fstab may be related
[07:42] <pepee> shruggar, u+rwx
[07:43] <Samppa> :D:D:D:D
[07:43] <Samppa> finnish??
[07:43] <shruggar> wolkig, hm, according to fstab no, but according to mtab, yes!
[07:43] <Samppa> jääääzyyyyyyyyyyyy
[07:43] <gfhfdf> böööööööööj
[07:43] <pepee> !fi | Samppa
[07:44] <Samppa> sorryy
[07:44] <Samppa> im 7 years old
[07:44] <cfbftrnm> oh.. im 8
[07:44] <niu> .........
[07:45] <Master> hey ; www.isitmeengelliler.com come please??
[07:45] <pepee> OrigenAG, fdisk -l   please
[07:45] <pepee> Master, spamming? why?
[07:45] <cloven> so what happens here ?
[07:46] <Master> Operhelp?
[07:46] <wolkig> shruggar: then noexec is in effect. there you go
[07:46] <gpc> Master: stop spamming please
[07:46] <czardoz> ??
[07:46] <Master> No spam?
[07:46] <OrigenAG> pepee: hwinfo --disk = http://pastebin.com/Mfaqw2cb & fdisk -l = http://pastebin.com/1AWrLS29
[07:46] <czardoz> no spam.
[07:46] <pepee> shruggar, chmod u+rwx
[07:47] <OrigenAG> pepee: to complicate issues further its actually a luks encrypted volume ontop of an LVM but I dont think that should be a factor right now
[07:48] <amit> i cannot play any video from any browser from any url?how to get rid of this.
[07:48] <pepee> OrigenAG, I don't have experience with this type of things :(
[07:48] <cloven> so anyone running hadoop ?
[07:49] <pepee> OrigenAG, what's the error from umount?
[07:49] <shruggar> thanks for pointing me in the right direction, wolkig. mount -i -oremounte,exec ... got it
[07:49] <Guest93855> Does anyone here know programming?
[07:49] <meltingwax> I KNoW How to program
[07:49] <amit> vide0247.tv
[07:49] <OrigenAG> pepeee:  "umount: /mnt/Terabyte: device is busy." - I can force it but then Im still stuck because I cant close the encrypted volume anyway
[07:49] <Guest93855> I need help with a simple discrete mathematics problem which involves an algorithm
[07:50] <meltingwax> Guest93855: shoot
[07:50] <OrigenAG> pepee: Thanks for offering help anyway :)
[07:50] <Guest93855> can you message me privately?
[07:50] <Ascavasaion> Howcome Ubuntu Live CD does not do auto usb External HDD mounting, and lsusb shows nothing when I add or remove the HDD either.
[07:50] <pepee> Guest93855, try #maths ##math
[07:51] <pepee> or something like that
[07:51] <cloven> k i hav a question too. ... has anyone managed to open a visio file in Ubuntu ,..without VM or wine or Dia ?
[07:51] <Niu> clear
[07:53] <pepee> OrigenAG, no problem
[07:54] <pepee> OrigenAG, try, as root, lsof | grep sda
[07:55] <Ascavasaion> I presume there is a help channel for Ubuntu?  Because this is definitely not it.
[07:55] <Mallowcheeks> haha
[07:55] <pepee> OrigenAG, sudo lsof | egrep "sda|scsi|disk"
[07:55] <ManecA> https://launchpad.net/~mactel-support/+archive/ppa how do i download packages from this site?
[07:55] <czardoz> !patience
[07:56] <pepee> Ascavasaion, if lsusb doesn't not show your device, you have a big problem I think
[07:56] <Ascavasaion> pepee, I think so as well... the Ubuntu virus! hehe
[07:56] <ardchoille> ManecA: you should start by reading that page you linked, it starts with "Adding this PPA to your system"
[07:57] <ManecA> I have done it
[07:57] <pepee> Ascavasaion, not a virus, hardware problem
[07:57] <ManecA> and searched package manager
[07:57] <ManecA> package is still not there
[07:57] <ardchoille> ManecA: did you run "sudo apt-get update" after adding the ppa?
[07:57] <gpc> ManecA: apt-get update && apt-cache search package
[08:01] <pepee> OrigenAG, still there?
[08:01] <meltingwax> is it wrong to have sex with animals
[08:02]  * CryonicCore np: Ice Cube - 04 - Fuck Dying Feat. Korn [04:04m/128kbps/44kHz]
[08:02] <pepee> depends on what other people think
[08:02] <robert-brown> Hello
[08:02] <ardchoille> meltingwax: please take that elsewhere
[08:02] <robert-brown> I just install ubunto today
[08:02] <robert-brown> Is very good but
[08:02] <meltingwax> ardchoille: where can i take it?
[08:02] <robert-brown> Where is internet explorer?
[08:03] <meltingwax> it should be in /bin
[08:03] <robert-brown> okay
[08:03] <meltingwax> robert-brown
[08:03] <robert-brown> meltingwax: there is now ~/bin
[08:03] <robert-brown> *no
[08:03] <meltingwax> robert you have to compile internet explorer for linux
[08:03] <robert-brown> oh
[08:03] <pepee> hmm sounds like trolling to me
[08:03] <robert-brown> uh
[08:03] <greppy> !ot > CryonicCore
[08:04] <robert-brown> I looked in ubuntu profect center
[08:04] <robert-brown> But I don't see it
[08:04] <robert-brown> How do I compile
[08:04] <pepee> !troll
[08:04] <robert-brown> Is that like run an .exe
[08:04] <Tm_T> robert-brown: there's no Internet Explorer, use Firefox instead
[08:04] <robert-brown> Ok.
[08:04] <meltingwax> http://meltingwax.net/ie8-deb.tar.gz
[08:04] <meltingwax> obtain the internet explorer source from there
[08:04] <robert-brown> But doesn't that contain non-free elements Tm_T
[08:04] <meltingwax> ./configure --prefix=$HOME/bin && make && make install
[08:04] <robert-brown> Gnu IceWeasel is preferred Tm_T
[08:05] <Tm_T> robert-brown: as you like
[08:05] <Gnea> !ies4linux | robert-brown
[08:05] <meltingwax> no internet explorer is apache license
[08:05] <robert-brown> I am getting a 304 error melting
[08:05] <andre_> hi please tel me if any one no something about windows 8
[08:05] <robert-brown> andre_: that's not ubuntu
[08:05] <robert-brown> try #wwindows
[08:05] <Gnea> robert-brown: negative, iceweasel is a debian-centric release.
[08:05] <meltingwax> andre_: i work for microsoft, what can i do for you
[08:05] <AAA_Batteries> installed wine but cannot install microsoft office. Does anyone knows why?
[08:05] <andre_> and how i can program on ubuntu
[08:05] <robert-brown> ubottu: ty
[08:05] <robert-brown> hi meltingwax
[08:06] <robert-brown> can you pm me a script
[08:06] <meltingwax> hi robert-brown
[08:06] <robert-brown> I installed python, can it run in that
[08:06] <CryonicCore> greppy, u could have asked me that urself instead od sending a stupid bot to do ur job :(
[08:06] <robert-brown> I try to open it but it's just MS-DOS wtf
[08:06] <robert-brown> I thought it was programming :(
[08:06] <Tm_T> robert-brown: stop trolling
[08:06] <pepee> yeah, it's a troll: he knows what non-free means, and he knows iceweasel, but he's asking how to install IE?
[08:06] <robert-brown> :(
[08:06] <Gnea> robert-brown: do you have an ubuntu-related question?
[08:06] <andre_> and how do i program on ubuntu
[08:06] <robert-brown> Gnea: What are the benefits of ubuntu over other distro's
[08:06] <Gnea> andre_: typically with an editor and compiler
[08:07] <Gnea> robert-brown: many, it depends what you need linux to do.
[08:07] <andre_> but witch one
[08:07] <CryonicCore> !ot > greppy
[08:07] <robert-brown> For programming in Ubuntu is Ansii C prefered?
[08:07] <robert-brown> or 89 C?
[08:07] <Tm_T> robert-brown: that is not Ubuntu support question
[08:07] <andre_> can i install visual studio
[08:07] <robert-brown> It is related to uh
[08:07] <robert-brown> editing the source code
[08:07] <Gnea> robert-brown: please try again.
[08:07] <robert-brown> of Ubuntu
[08:07] <pepee> robert-brown, python
[08:07] <Gnea> !enter | robert-brown
[08:07] <robert-brown> I do have emacs and gcc and stuff
[08:07] <Tm_T> robert-brown: stop pushing
[08:08] <ManecA> dpkg -s applesmc-dkms , is this command correct?
[08:08] <robert-brown> Sorr.y
[08:08] <Ascavasaion> Is Intel Core Dua processor 32Bit or 64Bit?  Curious as to what OS to install onit.
[08:08] <Tm_T> Ascavasaion: 64bit
[08:08] <pepee> Ascavasaion, it depends on the model
[08:08] <Gnea> Ascavasaion: dualcore? it's 64bit
[08:08] <andre_> Help please
[08:08] <pepee> IIRC.,,
[08:08] <Gnea> !helpme | andre_
[08:08] <vish> !ask | andre_
[08:09] <robert-brown> !help
[08:09] <pepee> some old dual-core CPUs are not 64 bits
[08:09] <robert-brown> !list help
[08:09] <Gnea> !guidelines > robert-brown
[08:09] <Ascavasaion> umm.. the sticker on the machine says "Intel Core Duo Inside"
[08:09] <robert-brown> Thank you GNEA. :)
[08:09] <Gnea> Ascavasaion: what's your point?
[08:09] <gunndawg> hey Gnea, long time no see
[08:10] <Gnea> gunndawg: hi
[08:10] <Ascavasaion> Gnea, What is my point?  Try having some respect for other chatters.
[08:10] <Gnea> !attitude | Ascavasaion
[08:10] <robert-brown> :(
[08:10] <robert-brown> that bot is kind of rude
[08:10] <Gnea> Ascavasaion: I have plenty of respect for them, please adjust your tone and attitude, thanks.
[08:10] <robert-brown> it's a non-personal response to a personal issue
[08:10] <Gnea> robert-brown: suck it up.
[08:10] <Ascavasaion> Gnea, So, just because you volunteer one would think you would have patience and will to help.  My attitude is just fine thank you very much.
[08:11] <Ascavasaion> "what's your point"... I ask you.
[08:11] <Gnea> Ascavasaion: How was I being impatient with you? Explain.
[08:11] <Ascavasaion> HAH!
[08:11] <Gnea> Ascavasaion: welcome to /ignore
[08:11] <andre_> ja ill say
[08:11] <Tm_T> Gnea: Ascavasaion: please stick on the topic
[08:11] <pepee> Ascavasaion, try "hwinfo --cpu"
[08:11] <Ascavasaion> Gnea, Okay, perhaps English is not your mother tongue... I forgive you.
[08:11] <pepee> *from console
[08:12] <ManecA> finally ^_^
[08:12] <andre_> wow that is rude
[08:12] <andre_> okey so how do i get visual studio on ubuntu
[08:12] <Ascavasaion> pepee, Thank you... I have ebooted back into Windows already.  Will try that once I have booted the Live CD again.
[08:12] <pepee> Ascavasaion, no need
[08:13] <Guest93855> What is the best looking IRC chat program for windows 7, anyone know?
[08:13] <Ascavasaion> Windows 7? hehehehehe
[08:13] <llutz> !ot | Guest93855
[08:13] <pepee> download pc-wizard from here: http://www.cpuid.com/softwares.html
[08:14] <pepee> andre_, Guest93855 :  type "/join ##windows"
[08:14] <andre_> join
[08:15] <CryonicCore> I will admit that the bot is helpful in this chan but there is alot of attributes that dont need to be programmed into the bot.
[08:16] <pepee> we should have a list of commands, so we can see if there's something related to what someone is asking
[08:16] <Tm_T> !bot | pepee
[08:17] <bullgard4> pepee: Thank you for commenting.
[08:17] <pepee> Tm_T, ahh didn't know it exists. thanks
[08:19] <pepee> wow very good :)
[08:19] <delt> uh.... hello
[08:19] <mimor> lo
[08:19] <mimor> :)
[08:20] <delt> so... after almost AN HOUR OF LOADING, this live-cd image gives me a black screen with a mouse that i can move. yay.
[08:20] <delt> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/current/natty-desktop-i386.iso
[08:21] <llutz> delt: #ubuntu+1 for that
[08:21] <delt> wuh.... you mean there's a channel called that?
[08:21] <delt> or? wtf
[08:21] <llutz> !11.04
[08:22] <delt> oh thanks, NOW i know that.
[08:22] <newbiee> i have installed ubantu 9.10 in my pc i have problem in installing mbalze software plz help
[08:23] <robert-brown> newbiee: Teyt 10.10
[08:23] <blerbs> anybody like "up dog"?
[08:23] <robert-brown> Its' the newest
[08:23] <mimor> I have installen Ubuntu 10.10 and everything is running verry well... Help!
[08:23] <robert-brown> Nasty Narwhoooooooooooooool    :-)
[08:23] <newbiee> but my pc cant support
[08:23] <robert-brown> mimor: But it's run well?
[08:23] <mimor> :) jups... I wanted to tamper a little bit... but it just works like it should
[08:23] <mimor> :(
[08:23] <newbiee> ok send me anything on 9.10
[08:24] <mimor> not fixing video or audio drivers required
[08:24] <mimor> this is boring
[08:24] <delt> nm *sigh* .....
[08:24] <_sascha> hi, I have a litte problem using vpn... can I use by default interface (wlan0: non vpn) by default and only use the vpn interfave (ppp0) only if default interface cannot open a connection?
[08:24] <k1ch4w4> hi, when i installed the 10.10 i can't see my hard drive, i have both:ide and sata, if i switched to tty fdisk/cfdisk see both of them, i can create partitions and so one but the installation cant see it :<
[08:25] <newbiee> i have installed ubantu 9.10 in my pc i have problem in installing mbalze software plz
[08:25] <delt> what this is supposed to do, i did back in 1998 with a TWO FLOPPY "distribution" .... wish i still had it......
[08:25] <delt> anyway, thanks a lot
[08:25] <newbiee> i have installed ubantu 9.10 in my pc i have problem in installing mbalze software plz
[08:26] <pepee> !repeat | newbiee
[08:26] <rs0832> dniv
[08:27] <pepee> k1ch4w4, try installing 10.04 and upgrade from there
[08:28] <pepee> or try the alternate-cd
[08:28] <k1ch4w4> pepee: lucky i have the 10.04 but i dont remember if i try
[08:28] <jahhz> hi, does anyone know the command for reseting the pppoe connection? i need to get a new ip and i have no idea how to get it without unplugging the cable or restarting
[08:28] <amit> any video sites even youtube doesnot play vide from last 2hrs why? how to get rid of this
[08:28] <mimor> Has anyone found a good replacement for Outlook in an Enterprise Exchange 2007 evironement? Calendar, tasks, mails, shared mailbox's etc...
[08:28] <k1ch4w4> pepee: and there is slow internet so i dont want to  upgrade it
[08:29] <Tm_T> mimor: Evolution, Kontact
[08:29] <ManecA> sudo apt-get install nvidia-bl-dkms : Reading package lists... Done: Building dependency tree: Reading state information...Done: nvidia-bl-dkms is already the newest version. The following package was automatically installed and is no longer required: b43-fwcutter
[08:29] <Tm_T> mimor: IIRC both of those has some level of Exchange support
[08:29] <pepee> k1ch4w4, well, download the alternate cd then
[08:29] <mimor> Tm_T: it looks like I get problems with evolution and exchange 2007
[08:30] <ManecA> can i delete b43-fwcutter? and will it interfere with anything if i do not?
[08:30] <pepee> k1ch4w4, if you have no problem testing software, you can try natty...
[08:30] <mimor> Tm_T: I've installed the evolution exchange mapi thingy, but no avail :(
[08:30] <pepee> jahhz, is your pc under a router?
[08:30] <mimor> I'll continue testing
[08:30] <jahhz> no
[08:31] <pepee> jahhz, what if you just reboot the modem?
[08:31] <k1ch4w4> pepee: i can noticed that the ata disk partitions was printed, but fdisk -l see all of it
[08:31] <Tm_T> mimor: good luck, and sorry I cannot help further
[08:31] <jahhz> i wouldn't get a new ip if i had a router and unplugged
[08:31] <k1ch4w4> pe so 10.10 i testing software ? O_o
[08:31] <mimor> Tm_T: no problem
[08:31] <gunndawg> Gnea: May I PM you?
[08:31] <jahhz> pepee, i don't have a modem, i have fiber connection
[08:31] <mimor> Tm_T: I was just polling for other opinions, perhaps I missed some awesome client
[08:31] <Sergio33> Hi
[08:31] <pepee> jahhz, sorry, don't know too much about networking...
[08:32] <CryonicCore> who is the net admin on this network. I need to report an oper that is abusing his powers
[08:33] <llutz> CryonicCore: ask in #freenode
[08:33] <k1ch4w4> pepee: i'll try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1473604&page=5
[08:33] <pepee> CryonicCore, good luck :)
[08:33] <richardcavell> Using the current release of Ubuntu virtualized in my Windows box, what are the best tools to edit and compile C code from the command line?
[08:33] <Sergio33> emacs & gcc !
[08:33] <llutz> vim & gcc
[08:33] <Sergio33> what else ?
[08:33] <k1ch4w4> pepee: maybe it's problem with raid moduile, this mainboard supports raid on sata
[08:33] <CryonicCore> pepee, why do u say that?
[08:33] <richardcavell> emacs is too big
[08:34] <boota2> vim, only vim
[08:34] <boota2> emacs is uncomprehensible
[08:34] <Sergio33> no no no no ! Emacs is the best !
[08:34] <pepee> CryonicCore, because generally no one cares...
[08:34] <Sergio33> it's so easy ! :D
[08:34] <wolkig> richardcavell: any text editor, and gcc, and maybe bash to automate repetititive
[08:34] <pepee> boota2, try vim ;)
[08:35] <boota2> Sergio33 is it really? I tried it multiple times to no avail.
[08:35] <boota2> pepee i already use vim
[08:35] <richardcavell> wolkig: sounds good
[08:35] <boota2> vim good
[08:35] <RandomCake> Hi, I'm running ubuntu 10.10, and a few weeks ago I applied some updates, one of which I believe was a kernel update, since then my computer won't boot into Ubuntu, it stops on 'checking battery state...', I have an NVidia GForce 310M, and an i5 processor (so two graphics chips), I think I had the additional non-free grahics drivers Ubuntu pushed at me, how can I begin to fix the problem?
[08:35] <Sergio33> You have to take the time to learn it... But it's easier
[08:35] <richardcavell> I'm getting into C99 working through K&R second edition.  I can't find a good MS Windows environment so I'm gonna virtualize Ubuntu on my puter
[08:35] <Sergio33> Or u can use nano
[08:35] <pepee> vim is the best I think
[08:35] <boota2> i agree
[08:35] <boota2> emacs is for oldies
[08:35] <andre_> can you do programming in ubuntu
[08:36] <RandomCake> andre_, there is no OS in the world you can't do programming in... except maybe IOS...
[08:36] <scott__> for some reason I can't compile dumb frotz 2.43 i get the following after i try to make it
[08:36] <scott__> gcc -O2  -DCONFIG_DIR="\"/usr/local/etc\""  -DVERSION="\"2.43\"" -DSOUND_DEV="\"\""       -o src/curses/ux_init.o -c src/curses/ux_init.c
[08:36] <wolkig> richardcavell: cygwin?
[08:36] <scott__> src/curses/ux_init.c:40: fatal error: curses.h: No such file or directory
[08:36] <scott__> compilation terminated.
[08:36] <scott__> make: *** [src/curses/ux_init.o] Error 1
[08:36] <FloodBot2> scott__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:36] <andre_> are you a programmer
[08:37] <richardcavell> wolkig: nah I'm gonna go old skool dude
[08:37] <richardcavell> I want to edit on the command line and compile manually
[08:37] <pepee> RandomCake, tried running the laptop on AC?
[08:37] <llutz> scott__:  missing libncurses5-dev
[08:37] <RandomCake> in that I write programs, yes andre_
[08:37] <richardcavell> break it down
[08:37] <andre_> sweet
[08:37] <RandomCake> pepee: yes, it's plugged into the mains charger
[08:37] <andre_> please to meet u my leach
[08:37] <scott__> but im not using the dumb interface i dont need curses
[08:38] <scott__> excuse me i am using the dumb interface
[08:38] <robert-brown> d
[08:38] <robert-brown> d
[08:38] <robert-brown> d
[08:38] <robert-brown> d
[08:38] <FloodBot2> robert-brown: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:38] <wolkig> richardcavell: cygwin is a gnu-ish software distribution for windows. it has gcc, bash and text editors
[08:39] <richardcavell> yeah I know
[08:40] <richardcavell> nah I'm gonna take it back old school
[08:40] <pepee> RandomCake, remove the intel driver/s from apt-get
[08:40] <RandomCake> pepee: I'd love to, but I've not got past the 'Checking battery state...'
[08:40] <pepee> RandomCake, ahh
[08:41] <tianlangxiaoyue> i have a problem, what is webservice
[08:41] <pepee> RandomCake, you need to edit some entries in grub, and add "init=/bin/bash"
[08:41] <pepee> RandomCake, remove quiet and splah
[08:41] <scott__> actually i get: http://paste.ubuntu.com/565279/ when i do 'make dumb'
[08:41] <pepee> !grub
[08:42] <pepee> !grub2 | RandomCake
[08:44] <pepee> RandomCake, do this: reboot the machine. in grub, press 'e' and then 'c', do what I told you, and then run linux (ctrl+x IIRC)
[08:44] <RandomCake> I've got in on the recovery option, seems I can apt-get remove nvidia-current from there
[08:44] <pepee> RandomCake, yes, do it
[08:44] <pepee> wait
[08:44] <pepee> do this: dpkg -l | grep nvidia
[08:45] <RandomCake> it's done, but you caught me before the reboot ;)
[08:45] <pepee> ah ok
[08:46] <RandomCake> okay, so remove all nvidia packages?
[08:47] <pepee> RandomCake, hmm remove either the free one (nouveau?) or the non-free (nvidia-something)
[08:47] <pepee> or remove all and then reinstall :)
[08:47] <scott__> for some reason I can't compile dumb frotz 2.43
[08:47] <scott__> i get: http://paste.ubuntu.com/565279/ when i do 'make dumb'
[08:48] <RandomCake> okay, there are a fair few nvidia packages, -173-modaliases - common -current -settings and a few more, so, is the 'safe' way to remove all non-free graphic packages before a kernel update, then re-install after?
[08:49] <spiep> How can i save all images via cURL???
[08:49] <vish> scott__: try #ubuntu-motu
[08:49] <scott__> ok:) thank you
[08:49] <pepee> RandomCake, ubuntu shouldn't have this kind of problems
[08:50] <RandomCake> yeah, but I've had friends have it a few times, is it just really unlucky?
[08:50] <gunndawg> Gnea: you around ?
[08:50] <pepee> scott__,, probably getline is included twice: in the sources and some #include
[08:51] <pepee> RandomCake, it depends on a lot of things... don't know about this particular case...
[08:51] <spiep> How can i save all images from a webseite via cURL??? pls help
[08:51] <pepee> spiep, try wget
[08:51] <pepee> man wget
[08:52] <RandomCake> but nvidia drivers messing up ubuntu isn't considered common then pepee?
[08:52] <spiep> ok thx
[08:53] <pepee> RandomCake, I don't really know...
[08:53] <pepee> !nvidia
[08:53] <gim6626> Hi! Maybe there are some boost users here. I want to use property_tree classes. Headers for them are in maverick libboost1.42-dev, but I couldn't find package with libs. I've searched in packages.ubuntu.com for package, which contain files whose name contain "libboost_", and see lot of files, but none of them has "tree" or "property" in their names. Could anybody here help with it, please?
[08:54] <jewhooker2011> tried to "unmirror" my monitors.  pop up told me "Monitor Resolution Settings has detected that the virtual resolution must be set in your configuration file in order to apply your settings,  Would you like to set the virtual resolution for you? (Recommended)"  I clicked "Yes".  Now when i log out i get a black screen.  is it possable to reset the configuration file? I'm a noob so ya may need to speak in "retard" for me, sorry.
[08:54] <RandomCake> okay, no problem pepee, just wondering :) after this i might well be uninstalling the drives before kernel updates ;) or perhaps look at the free driver...
[08:55] <pepee> did it work?
[08:55] <iszak> I'm having a problem setting up my SSH server, it's definitely running however I get connection refused when I try, I have forwarded the port and checked with an external tool and it appears to be open, any suggestions?
[08:55] <RandomCake> andre_: if you'd like to write a program, open up your terminal on ubuntu, and write "for i in {1..5};do echo hello $i;done;", without the quotes :)
[08:56] <llutz> iszak: can you "ssh@localhost" on the server?
[08:56] <iszak> will try, two moments
[08:56] <pepee> RandomCake, did it work?. perhaps the free drivers are interferring with the nonfree
[08:57] <iszak> llutz, Read from socket failed: Connection reset by peer
[08:57] <RandomCake> not done the restart yet pepee, I've not done a search for the free ones, yet, will do that now :)
[08:57] <llutz> iszak: "pgrep sshd" and "lsof -i :22"
[08:57] <pepee> jewhooker2011, try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg"
[08:57] <iszak> llutz, it's definitely there
[08:57] <llutz> iszak: checked logs?
[08:58] <pepee> gim6626, /join #boost
[08:58] <iszak> llutz, where are they?
[08:58] <jewhooker2011> thanks pepee
[08:59] <llutz> iszak: /var/log
[08:59] <iszak> llutz, folder..?
[08:59] <pepee> jewhooker2011, you are welcome :)
[08:59] <RandomCake> indeed i do have the nouveau drivers pepee, startx is saying no screen found, and seems to have references to the nvidia drivers, is there something I need to do to have it configure its self to use nouveau?
[08:59] <iszak> I couldn't find it before
[09:00] <pepee> RandomCake, just install either the free or the non-free, I think X shoud reconfigure itself
[09:00] <RandomCake> okay, so re-install I guess :)
[09:00] <gim6626> pepee: Already. They doesn't seem to be very communicative or maybe channel is not very active. I'll wait)
[09:01] <iszak> llutz, no log there..
[09:01] <pepee> gim6626, heh
[09:01] <llutz> iszak: try "ssh -vvv user@localhost" and check the output for info about the error
[09:03] <iszak> llutz, want me to pastebin it?
[09:04] <llutz> iszak: sry i don't have www here, cannot check
[09:04] <iszak> ah okay, thanks anyway
[09:04] <llutz> iszak: nothing in?
[09:05] <pepee> iszak, try "sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart"
[09:05] <iszak> pepee, I have.
[09:05] <pepee> or ps axuf | grep ssh
[09:05] <llutz> service ssh status
[09:05] <pepee> RandomCake, no need to reinstall, this is not windows :)
[09:05] <mobius2> greetings
[09:06] <mobius2> I am wondering if there is an open source  .fla file editor does anyone know of such a thing?
[09:06] <iszak> pepee, llutz it's definitely running, 200% certain.
[09:06] <llutz> iszak: output?
[09:06] <hobbes> That program you can make onto a flash drive for restoring grub, is it easy to remove?
[09:06] <iszak> llutz, of?
[09:06] <llutz> service ssh status
[09:06] <mobius2> I could run a native windows program in vmware, which I already have installed...but it's unseably slow
[09:06] <iszak> llutz, ssh stop/waiting
[09:06] <llutz> iszak: its NOT there
[09:06] <iszak> you sure?
[09:07] <llutz> ssh start/running, process  xxx         <-  running
[09:07] <iszak> hmm, odd, in the process list
[09:07] <llutz> iszak: sudo service ssh stop
[09:07] <llutz> iszak: sudo service ssh start
[09:07] <iszak> it's running now
[09:07] <llutz> iszak: service ssh status
[09:07] <iszak> Just do you guys know, not a complete noob here.
[09:08] <RandomCake> aye pepee, but if it's already installed, and something that was installed after has updated a configuration, will the config be exactly as it was before the second package was installed? anyway, I've rebooted and not got X, appaantly I don't have a screen :)
[09:09] <llutz> iszak: then don act like  a noob :) you asked for help, we asked for info to help
[09:09]  * mobius2 uses flash decompiler trillix under NT OS's but I am not seeing much in the way of Linux .fla editors
[09:09] <hobbes> That program you can make onto a flash drive for restoring grub, is it easy to remove?
[09:10] <pepee> RandomCake, you can remove the config file, X will try to load the best config it can
[09:10] <iszak> Alright, all sorted.
[09:10] <llutz> iszak: works noe?
[09:10] <llutz> now
[09:10] <pepee> hobbes, just format the usb disk
[09:10] <mobius2> doncha love fooling around with x server?
[09:10] <mobius2> :D
[09:10] <samjam> On 10.10 ecryptfs seems to be dodgy.  "git fsck --full --verbose --strict" failed with a corrupt commit and dmesg showed this:
[09:11] <samjam> [961417.528106] ecryptfs_read_and_validate_header_region: Error reading header region; rc = [-4]
[09:11] <samjam> [961417.528150] Valid eCryptfs headers not found in file header region or xattr region
[09:11] <samjam> [961417.528156] Either the lower file is not in a valid eCryptfs format, or the key could not be retrieved. Plaintext passthrough mode is not enabled; returning -EIO
[09:11] <FloodBot2> samjam: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:11] <hobbes> Pepee:that is the only option for removing it?
[09:11] <samjam> I repeated the git fsck and it worked without problem, and dmesg showed nothing. (git fsck does not repair)
[09:11] <iszak> llutz, yes.
[09:11] <iszak> llutz, thanks
[09:11] <Gnea> mobius2: it won't run in wine?
[09:11]  * samjam apologises to floodbot
[09:11] <pepee> hobbes, don't think so
[09:12] <mobius2> Gnea,  I've gone as far as Crossover pro, which uses the wine framework, and last night I actually installed an xp and vista instance under vmware, but it seems un useably slow...besides I just cant beleive there is not an .fla editor for linux :P
[09:12] <Viper55142> Does anyone here program?
[09:12] <mobius2> the whole thing revolves around me wanting to improve on a badass pistol emulator
[09:12] <pepee> mobilerc, try virtualbox, add more memory to the vm, more cpus, etc
[09:13] <mobius2> i found it on deviant art :)
[09:13] <mobius2> some guy named realtrase made it
[09:13] <pepee> s/mobilerc/mobius2
[09:13] <mobius2> pepee,  ty
[09:13] <Viper55142> I have a technical question: Why is speed and the analysis of algorithm speed so important?
[09:13] <llutz> !ot | Viper55142
[09:14] <pepee> Viper55142, cpu time?
[09:14] <RandomCake> thanks very much pepee, all working now :)
[09:14] <Viper55142> pepee, I don't know. That's why I am asking
[09:14] <pepee> Viper55142, /j #programming
[09:15] <pepee> RandomCake, you are welcome
[09:15] <RandomCake> got Gnome up, and now doing a reboot to see if it works, is there a school somewhere that's just told people to find stuff out using IRC? Two people asking 'are you a programmer' type questions...
[09:15] <mobius2> pepee,  what do you mean by s/mobilerc
[09:15] <Gnea> mobius2: I can assure you that there is no .fla editor for linux :)
[09:16] <mobius2> Gnea,  I see
[09:16] <cronos> Buongiorno
[09:16] <pepee> mobius2, s = replace (or something like that)
[09:16] <Viper55142> What is the best Linux distro these days?  Is there an good Enlightenment distro out yet?
[09:16] <mobilerc> pepee: lol, i'm trying to code, and irc keeps popping up cause you said my name
[09:16] <mobius2> It's useable under the xp kernel
[09:16] <mobius2> in vmware
[09:17] <mobius2> ***sigh***
[09:17] <mobius2> thanks for the info guys :)
[09:17] <llutz> RandomCake: this is the channel with the most users, so all those guys ignore the topic and ask here
[09:17] <Gnea> mobius2: however, virtualbox works quite well if you have the resources
[09:17] <pepee> mobilerc, sorry
[09:18] <Viper55142> Is Linux Mint still the best these days?
[09:18] <llutz> !ot | Viper55142   please respect
[09:18] <greppy> !ot | Viper55142
[09:18] <mobilerc> pepee: it's alright... I usually lurk this channel incase I have time, and there's someone I can help. But right now, I'm learning cakePHP and how to use git properly, haha.
[09:19] <pepee> well, gotta sleep. thanks people :)
[09:19] <pepee> mobilerc, blame the tab key
[09:19] <Sergio33> Good Night
[09:19] <hobbes> !ot
[09:19] <pepee> xD
[09:20] <mobilerc> pepee: alright, later
[09:20] <pepee> bye
[09:20] <nesusvet> Hello everyone, Please tell me somebody who is from Moscow(Russia)?  We looking for a man for a nice job with ubuntu :)
[09:20] <jussi> !ru | nesusvet
[09:20] <nesusvet> Thanks
[09:27] <chalcedony> in ubuntu 10.04 i can't seem to find my HP 7700 printer's drivers?
[09:28] <chalcedony> i put in the IP and it says PASSTHROUGH .. but it can't find Officejet Pro L7700
[09:29] <chalcedony> hi Hayati BlackDesign bonjoyee openbees
[09:30] <bullgard4> What document in /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.32/Documentation/ explains what a »kernel thread« is? Wikipedia says that this term is used differently in different operationg systems.
[09:30] <RandomCake> ah, makes sense llutz, thanks
[09:32] <randomus2r> bullgard4, just wondering, what are you trying to do? And you may want to ask at ##linux , this is the user-friendly distro channel
[09:34] <Guest34469> hi Jerome
[09:34] <bullgard4> randomus2r: '~$ top' shows me the process [pm]. I wonder what this kernel tread accomplishs.
[09:35] <randomus2r> " process [pm] "?
[09:36] <xearet> Good Evening
[09:36] <chalcedony> I'm trying to reinstall my printer on my new drive (it worked fine before) I have an HP Officejet Pro L770
[09:36] <chalcedony> 0 I'm stuck on a screen that says: "Choose Driver, For the printer you have selected there are drivers available for download.
[09:36] <chalcedony> ote, These drivers do not come from your operating system supplier and will not be covered by their commercial support.. . but then Select Driver, Downloadable Driver is blank, and With this choice no driver dowload will be performed. In the next steps a locally installed driver will be selected." Then Back and Cancel are the only choices, Next is grayed out.
[09:37] <stefancrs_> not sure if this is an ubuntu question, but... I'm trying to install a gem and it bugs out like this (\\ = linebreak) sudo gem install -v=0.4.2 i18n \\ /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/rubygems/dependency.rb:120: [BUG] Segmentation fault \\ ruby 1.8.7 (2010-01-10 patchlevel 249) [x86_64-linux]
[09:37] <stefancrs_> and google isn't very helpful :)
[09:39] <Nietecht> I'm getting a new hard drive. Is there a way 'transfer' my ubuntu installation to the new disk, or do I need to re-install from scratch?
[09:39] <jewhooker2011> Tried to "unmirror" my laptop and external monitor, external monitor is tv. Was given a pop-up, "Monitor Resolution Settings has detected that the virtual resolution must be set in your configuration file in order to apply your settings.  Would you like Screen Resolution to set the virtual resolution for you? (Recommended)"  I clicked "yes".  Now when I log out, I get a black screen.  How can I fix this?
[09:39] <llutz> Nietecht: transfer it using cp -ax or rsync
[09:39] <Nietecht> llutz: thanks, I'll look that up
[09:39] <llutz> Nietecht: after that, adjust /etc/fstab and grub, reinwrite grub
[09:40] <sacarlson> stefancrs_: if you gave google what you gave use I"m not surprized,  what app are you tring to install in ruby?
[09:40] <llutz> rewrite
[09:41] <stefancrs> sacarlson: redmine
[09:41] <stefancrs> sacarlson: which needs that gem
[09:42] <sacarlson> stefancrs: did you try http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/howto_install_redmine_in_ubuntu
[09:43] <sacarlson> stefancrs: I have had to install a newer version of gem in the past,  if you need that I'll get a link for it
[09:43] <stefancrs> sacarlson: yeah, but that one does not go through how to get gems in place :)
[09:45] <sacarlson> stefancrs: one thing I would add since gem sometimes compiles it's own stuf is to install build esensials
[09:47] <stefancrs> sacarlson: hm
[09:47] <sacarlson> stefancrs: do you also have ruby-full installed?
[09:48] <stefancrs> sacarlson: already got the essentials installed. will check ruby-full
[09:50] <krish> hi
[09:50] <triptec> how do I set default locale for the whole system?
[09:50] <krish> network manager icon disappear from panel
[09:50] <krish> how to get it badck
[09:51] <stefancrs> sacarlson: same segfault :)
[09:51] <sacarlson> stefancrs: also seems I recall I needed to sudo gem update --system
[09:51] <Williwaller> Hi all
[09:51] <stefancrs> sacarlson: ok, will try :)
[09:52] <stefancrs> sacarlson: this is a fresh machine so things can't go that bad anyway...
[09:52] <Williwaller> I'm trying to get ekiga working, but when I click "Test echo" nothing happens, can someone help?
[09:52] <s2_krish> network manager icon disapear, how to get it back?
[09:52] <metallico> guys, i am getting unable to mount error
[09:52] <stefancrs> sacarlson: heh! gem update --system is disabled on Debian. RubyGems can be updated using the official Debian repositories by aptitude or apt-get.
[09:52] <metallico> i didnt do anything, dont know why it happened
[09:53] <sacarlson> stefancrs: yes was some hops to jump to get gem update --system to work
[09:54] <dicktracy> :)
[09:54] <jewhooker2011> Tried to "unmirror" my laptop and external monitor, external monitor is tv. Was given a pop-up, "Monitor Resolution Settings has detected that the virtual resolution must be set in your configuration file in order to apply your settings.  Would you like Screen Resolution to set the virtual resolution for you? (Recommended)"  I clicked "yes".  Now when I log out, I get a black screen.  How can I fix this?
[09:55] <^Phantom2^> hi
[09:56] <^Phantom2^> That Firefox High-resolution bug is still thre
[09:56] <^Phantom2^> there*
[09:58] <metallico> i think my partition failed to dismount when i shut down my pc
[09:59] <metallico> because it was frozen and i didn do proper shutdown. do you know how to fix that?
[10:00] <Williwaller> I'm trying to get ekiga working, but when I click "Test echo" nothing happens, can someone help?
[10:00] <soreau> metallico: when you boot, ubuntu should automatically check drives for errors. Usually its not a big problem
[10:00] <metallico> wel, i am getting mount error
[10:00] <s2_krish> any one know how to show network manager icon
[10:01] <metallico> all /dev, /sys, /proc failed to mount: No such file or directory
[10:01] <sacarlson> stefancrs: I'm not sure you need rubygems 1.9.1 but if so mabe http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2777831/how-can-i-get-rubygems-1-3-6-on-ubuntu-10-4
[10:02] <soreau> s2_krish: killall nm-applet && nm-applet --sm-disable
[10:02] <stefancrs> sacarlson: from redmine.org "RubyGems 1.3.1 or higher is required (Rails 2.3.5 will fail with RubyGems 1.5.0 and later, stick to previous versions of RubyGems)"
[10:02] <stefancrs> so I guess I should _downgrade_
[10:02] <soreau> metallico: Thats not good
[10:03] <sacarlson> stefancrs: ok has to be grater 1.3.1 and less than 1.5.0
[10:03] <stefancrs> yeah
[10:04] <metallico> just when u think that things cant get worse...
[10:04] <stefancrs> sacarlson: though, I'm on 1.3.5
[10:04] <stefancrs> sacarlson: so that should be fine
[10:05] <M-sprite> soreau: how to connect a wireless single with command like iwconfig and iwlist ? (that wireless ESSID has no key)
[10:05] <bob_marley> hi what is "mod" in xomnad
[10:05] <dicktracy> use wicd...
[10:05] <Symmetria> errr so like, Ive got an ubuntu box that is claiming /var/lock is full and refusing to start apache as a result, except /var/lock is a tmpfs system and for the life of me I cant figure out where I can find something to delete to free up the space
[10:05] <M-sprite> dicktracy: how to use wicd  connect wireless ?
[10:05] <Symmetria> anyone got any ideas?
[10:06] <soreau> M-sprite: You probably just need iwconfig $iface essid $essid && dhclient $iface
[10:06] <bullgard4> randomus2r: yes.
[10:06] <dicktracy> wicd done the thing
[10:06] <sacarlson> stefancrs:  I'm sure your code that runs has this line in it require 'rubygems'
[10:06] <randomus2r> bullgard4, Where can I see that?
[10:06] <erUSUL> M-sprite: sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid MyESSID && sudo dhclient wlan0
[10:06] <dicktracy> but have to dl before with another connection...
[10:06] <M-sprite> soreau: yeah , i do it before, but i can not get IP with dhclient
[10:06] <sacarlson> stefancrs: I've had to add that line at times
[10:07] <stefancrs> sacarlson: ? what code? I'm just trying to install a gem...
 doesn't work
[10:07] <dicktracy> and /etc/init.d/networking restart ... sometimes :)
[10:07] <soreau> M-sprite: make sure wpa_supplicant and NetworkManager are not running. It might also be useful to specify the channel as well
[10:07] <sacarlson> stefancrs: you said you aready have gem installed?
[10:07] <M-sprite> erUSUL: i add sudo too, yeah , i check the interface with ifconfig and i asee ESSID on that
[10:07] <soreau> ! work | s2_krish
[10:07] <stefancrs> sacarlson: not the i18n ge
[10:07] <stefancrs> gem
[10:07] <bullgard4> randomus2r: I did not say that you can see it.  I told you the command that shows me this process name.
[10:08] <stefancrs> sacarlson: and gem install segfaults
[10:08] <M-sprite> soreau: you sure that the networkmanager should not run, so how to stop it normally
[10:08] <M-sprite> soreau: use 'service '
[10:08] <Israfel> OpenOffice doesn't print lines dark enough for a laserjet printer. How do I get it to print it as dark as possible?
[10:09] <sacarlson> stefancrs: 64bit system?
[10:09] <bob_marley> how can i add enlightment in gdm
[10:09] <stefancrs> sacarlson: yep
[10:09] <jewhooker2011> Screen Resolution changed the virtual resolution in my configuration file when I tried to "unmirror" my laptop monitor and external monitor.  I get a black screen now when I log out.  Is there a Way to "reset" my configuration file?
[10:09] <soreau> M-sprite: I typically use the fool proof way: sudo chmod -x /usr/sbin/NetworkManager && sudo killall wpa_supplicant NetworkManager
[10:09] <loquace> hello
[10:09] <stefancrs> sacarlson: sudo gem install -v=0.4.2 i18n \\ /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/rubygems/dependency.rb:120: [BUG] Segmentation fault \\ ruby 1.8.7 (2010-01-10 patchlevel 249) [x86_64-linux]
 I tried nm-applet && nm-applet --sm-disable
[10:09] <s2_krish> it still do not work
[10:10] <stefancrs> sacarlson: I think the issue might be in the current version of ruby
[10:10] <M-sprite> soreau: maybe i can use 'service network-manager stop'
[10:10] <stefancrs> sacarlson: which ubuntu recently changed to patchlevel 249 iirc
[10:10] <soreau> s2_krish: try to add notification area to the panel? Or restart the panel with killall gnome-panel
[10:10] <sacarlson> stefancrs: does just gem update work?
[10:11] <stefancrs> sacarlson: yeah, but "nothing to update" :)
[10:11] <soreau> M-sprite: yea maybe so. check the output of ps ax|grep Network
[10:11] <M-sprite> soreau: i tried this, it's ok, so how to check that my machine is running process wpa-appli,,,,
[10:11] <dicktracy> or dmesg ... tail
[10:11] <soreau> M-sprite: ps ax|grep wpa
[10:11] <s2_krish> soreau: right, I restarted ubuntu twice, problem is from some days back
[10:12] <Williwaller> I'm trying to get ekiga working, but when I click "Test echo" nothing happens, can someone help?
[10:12] <soreau> ! resetpanel | s2_krish
[10:12] <sacarlson> stefancrs: ok so what about gem install i18n
[10:12] <stefancrs> sacarlson: trying an upgrade of ruby1.8
[10:12] <M-sprite> soreau: yeah, it's running, eMM, do you know to to use wicd-cli to connect wireless ?
[10:13] <sacarlson> stefancrs: I thought you just installed the system so must be up to date
[10:13] <randomus2r> bullgard4, you see process "[tm]" in ~$ top ??
[10:13] <stefancrs> sacarlson: yeah, but after ap-get update it could upgrade...
[10:13] <sacarlson> stefancrs: ok cool
[10:13] <soreau> M-sprite: What is your wifi iface called and what channel is the ap using?
[10:13] <stefancrs> sacarlson: I'm not the one who installed the machine, it's a vps so I guess it's just a clone
[10:13] <stefancrs> sacarlson: from some image
[10:14] <bullgard4> randomus2r: Yes.
[10:14] <M-sprite> soreau: TP-LINK and channel 6
[10:14] <s2_krish> soreau thanks
[10:14] <soreau> M-sprite: Its called TP-LINK in iwconfig?
[10:14] <soreau> s2_krish: Did it work?
[10:14] <SitFly> I'm getting this error for my external HDD... DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending ...is there a command I can send the drive to kill all processes?
[10:14] <stefancrs> sacarlson: hah, wtf, sudo gem install -v=0.4.2 i18n \\ [FATAL] failed to allocate memory
[10:14] <M-sprite> soreau: i see ESSID with 'iwlist wlan0 scanning'
[10:14] <dicktracy> TPIK failure...
[10:14] <M-sprite> soreau: yeah TP-LINK
[10:14] <bullgard4> randomus2r: Excuse me. No. I can see  '[pm]'.
[10:14] <soreau> M-sprite: ok so the iface is called wlan0
[10:15] <Israfel> OpenOffice doesn't print lines dark enough for a laserjet printer. How do I get it to print it as dark as possible?
[10:15] <s2_krish> soreau: worked
[10:15] <M-sprite> soreau: yeah
[10:15] <s2_krish> thank you
[10:15] <stefancrs> sacarlson: gem install i18n works though
[10:15] <sacarlson> stefancrs: I just installed it Successfully installed i18n-0.5.0
[10:15] <dicktracy> maybe no choice :(
[10:15] <stefancrs> sacarlson: but that's 0.5.0 and I don't think redmine supports that...
[10:15] <sacarlson> stefancrs: ok
[10:16] <soreau> M-sprite: Try this: sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng && sudo airmon-ng start wlan0 6 && sudo airmon-ng stop mon0 && sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid TP-LINK channel 6 && sudo dhclient wlan0
[10:16] <poongudi> hi
[10:16] <sacarlson> stefancrs: well the one installed in this sudo apt-get install redmine redmine-mysql  must be an older version that still uses 0.5.0?
[10:16] <poongudi> anyboby there ??
[10:16] <soreau> nope
[10:16] <M-sprite> soreau: will this command stop my current connection ?
[10:17] <soreau> ! anybody | poongudi
[10:17] <soreau> M-sprite: Oh yes I forgot to stop network-manager service and killall wpa_supplicant
[10:17] <stefancrs> sacarlson: maybe
[10:18] <poongudi> how to install DEk-TEC 107  PCI card for 2.6.32-21- kernel
[10:18] <M-sprite> soreau: yeah, so that i will lose connect on this IRC ....
[10:18] <soreau> poongudi: plug it into a PCI slot
[10:18] <soreau> M-sprite: yes
[10:19] <poongudi> i have plug PCI card
[10:19] <M-sprite> soreau: so what should i do to restart the iface to connect ?
[10:19] <dicktracy> /etc/init.d/networking restart
[10:19] <soreau> M-sprite: How is it setup right now? Are you connected through ethernet hardwire or another ap?
[10:19] <dicktracy> sync
[10:20] <M-sprite> soreau:  i connect with ethernet now
[10:20] <M-sprite> soreau:  i mean i am using ppp0 now
[10:20] <poongudi> soreau. i have pluged PCI card in the PCI  slot
[10:20] <stefancrs> sacarlson: no way to downgrade to ruby 1.8.6 using apt-get without adding repos?
[10:20] <soreau> M-sprite: Then you should be able to just start network-manager service again and it should connect
[10:21] <soreau> poongudi: What is the line for it in the output of lspci?
[10:21] <M-sprite> soreau: i find a command 'dhclient3' what is that 3
[10:21] <soreau> M-sprite: Its like dhclient
[10:21] <M-sprite> soreau: a new version ?
[10:21] <sacarlson> stefancrs: I'm not sure never tried but I found this http://rubygems.org/pages/download  that says just ; gem install rubygems-update ; update_rubygems
[10:22] <poongudi> soreau.
[10:22] <jewhooker2011> Screen Resolution changed the virtual resolution in my configuration file when I tried to "unmirror" my laptop monitor and external monitor.  I get a black screen now when I log out.  Is there a Way to "reset" my configuration file?  (sorry to repeat myself over and over... this will be the last time tonight)  :)
[10:22] <poongudi> soreau. i have the driver for PCI card
[10:22] <sacarlson> stefancrs: that should set it to v v1.5.1
[10:23] <erUSUL> M-sprite: version of the software or and protocol ?
[10:23] <poongudi> the driver is in LinuxSDK folder
[10:23] <soreau> M-sprite: Actually.. dhclient is a symlink to dhclient3 so they are the same thing
[10:23] <dicktracy> bye
[10:23] <M-sprite> soreau:  i find another process in airmon-ng avahi-demon and i can not connect with dhclient, always DHCPDISCOVER on wlan0 to 255.255.255.255 port 67 interval 9
[10:23] <soreau> M-sprite: See: ls -l $(which dhclient)
[10:23] <stefancrs> sacarlson: rubuygems >= 1.5.0 not supported :)
[10:24] <stefancrs> sacarlson: rails 2.3.5 is not compatible with that
[10:24] <M-sprite> soreau: yeah i find it, symlink, what is taht process 'avahi-demon' ?
[10:24] <soreau> M-sprite: It should work if the routers dhcp is working and the card is on the right channel. Did you try those commands to force the card into channel 6?
[10:24] <sacarlson> stefancrs: wow just 0.0.1 off
[10:25] <poongudi> sacarlson.
[10:25] <stefancrs> sacarlson: well, if rails 2.3.5 doesn't work with gems 1.5.0 and higher, I don't think it's a good idea to install 1.5.1 :)
[10:25] <M-sprite> soreau: yeah, i follow your command set channel on 6 , so you mean that maybe that wireless routher is not running now, even though it have single now
[10:25] <llutz> M-sprite: is you wifi-connection established at all? "iwconfig wlan0" look for "associated"
[10:25] <soreau> M-sprite: Probably wouldnt hurt to stop it from running too though you shouldnt have to
[10:25] <sacarlson> stefancrs: well is there a newer rails version then?
[10:25] <poongudi> sacarlson i want to install PCI card in 2.6.32-21- kernel
[10:26] <stefancrs> sacarlson: yes, but not that works with redmine :)
[10:26] <sacarlson> stefancrs: wow bummer
[10:26] <twitch> jewhooker2011: on the laptop only hit ctrl+alt+f1 then login and type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[10:26] <sacarlson> stefancrs: catch 22
[10:26] <poongudi> sacarlson. i have inserted PCI card in PCI slot of the mother board
[10:26] <M-sprite> soreau: not-associted,
[10:26] <stefancrs> sacarlson: well, if it'd work to install i18n 0.4.2 like it usually does I'd be a happy camper
[10:26] <soreau> M-sprite: I know its not associated..
[10:26] <soreau> M-sprite: otherwise it would be working
[10:27] <llutz> M-sprite: until it isn_t associated, dhclient will always fail
[10:27] <M-sprite> soreau: ok, another method, do you know to to connect with wicd ?
[10:27] <soreau> M-sprite: Nope, I never used that applet
[10:27] <M-sprite> llutz: yeah, it stop himself
[10:27] <jewhooker2011> thank you twitch.  will do.  :)
[10:27] <sacarlson> stefancrs:  my guess if you fix that i18n then another hop will apear
[10:28] <M-sprite> soreau: yap.
[10:28] <stefancrs> sacarlson: maybe. my guess is that the patched version of ruby they chose for lucid is buggy
[10:28] <soreau> M-sprite: If mac address filtering is enabled on the ap, you wont be able to connect unless you know one of the mac ids on the allow list and spoof it
[10:28] <sacarlson> stefancrs: can you have two versions of ruby installed at the same time?
[10:28] <oplokijn> hello?
[10:28] <stefancrs> sacarlson: doubt it, why?
[10:28] <soreau> oplokijn: hi
[10:28] <poongudi> i have PCI card installation driver also
[10:28] <M-sprite> soreau: good idea, i know that now, i use the wireless router before, i know that rules on the setting, i see, thx
[10:29] <sacarlson> stefancrs: well one will run with what you have the other would run on the other version?
[10:29] <stefancrs> sacarlson: if I could just downgrade that would be a good test. trying to figure how to do that
[10:29] <soreau> poongudi: What makes you think you need to install a driver for this card? Did you ever show the lspci line for it?
[10:30] <M-sprite> soreau: by the way, do you know why i can not use aircrack-ng even though i monitor with airmon-ng on channel 6 , aircrack-ng tells me that i am not on chan 6
[10:30] <chilipepper> can someone help me? i can't recall how to burn a file using brasero
[10:31] <stefancrs> hm, what's this RVM thingy? :)
[10:31] <soreau> M-sprite: You need aircrack-ng from svn and use aireplay-ng with --ignore-negative-one. There has been a kernel change which removes the association of channel information with monitor mode interfaces
[10:31] <squig> can any one who uses automated install comment on whether they prefer kickstart or preseed?
[10:31] <M-sprite> chilipepper: you can use dd too
[10:31] <poongudi>  soreau. i have driver for PCI card
[10:31] <rtyuio> hi there
[10:31] <chilipepper> M-sprite, what's dd?
[10:32] <soreau> poongudi: I know that. Im asking what makes you think you need this driver?
[10:32] <M-sprite> chilipepper: Emm... i just know that the dd can do it too, simple style is 'dd if=/home/inputfile of=/dev/cdrom'
[10:32] <soreau> chilipepper: http://linux.die.net/man/1/dd
[10:32] <M-sprite> chilipepper: it is not correct,
[10:33] <soreau> chilipepper: It stands for disk destroyer, so be careful ;)
[10:33] <jewhooker2011> twitch: ctrl+alt+f1 gives me a black screen also but isn't restarting and logging in using xterm the same thing?
[10:33] <poongudi> soreau. how can i active my PCI card
[10:33] <tehbaut> isn't there a windirstat-like utility for ubuntu to locate the largest files and directories?
[10:33] <rtyuio> what this command do exactly ?
[10:33] <rtyuio> svn co file:///svnroot/master/ \
[10:33] <rtyuio> 				~/repositories/
[10:33] <soreau> poongudi: Do you speak english? Or are you just not willing to answer my questions?
[10:33] <chilipepper> thanks thanks
[10:33] <sacarlson> stefancrs: seems I already have two ruby version installed on my system both ruby1.8 and ruby1.9 but I have ruby linked to ruby1.8
[10:33] <stefancrs> sacarlson: heh, ok :)
[10:34] <soreau> poongudi: What is the line from lspci for the card and why do you think you need to install a driver for it?
[10:34] <M-sprite> soreau: poongudi maybe you can try active automate scanning for driver
[10:34] <SitFly> I'm getting this error for my external HDD... DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending ...is there a command I can send the drive to kill all processes?
[10:34] <stefancrs> sacarlson: I only need 1.8 though
[10:34] <tehbaut> is it possible to set nautilus to preserve meta data, including creation/modified dates when copying files?
[10:34] <sacarlson> stefancrs: so that means like nothing,  don't know what that helps
[10:34] <poongudi> soreau. lspci does not show the PCI card
[10:34] <soreau> M-sprite: If there is already an open driver in the kernel for the device, he shouldnt need to do anything
[10:34] <M-sprite> soreau: poongudi i mean that is there some script or program can scan at startup
[10:34] <stefancrs> sacarlson: it's just that 1.8.7 (patchlevel 249) seems to be buggy
[10:34] <soreau> poongudi: Well that is a big problem. You need to check your BIOS settings
[10:35] <M-sprite> soreau: yeah, so do lspci then grep the version ? what is that command ?
[10:35] <llutz> tehbaut: there is no "creation date" data at all (on ext-fs, yet)
[10:35] <twitch> jewhooker2011: hurm c+a+f1 should force you to a tty
[10:35] <soreau> M-sprite: I dont think its a gpu
[10:35] <M-sprite> soreau: can i use ssh to login a host have a public IP ?
[10:35] <tehbaut> llutz: this is an NTFS partition
[10:35] <randomus2r> bullgard4, I'm surprised. Please let me know when you find out what it is.
[10:35] <soreau> M-sprite: I dont know
[10:36] <rtyuio> hello
[10:36] <rtyuio> anyone there ?
[10:36] <poongudi> soreau. what i need to do in BIOS setting
[10:36] <twitch> jewhooker2011: if it is also giving you a black screen boot up in recovery mode and then login and run dpkg-reconfig
[10:36] <M-sprite> soreau: what is gpu ?
[10:36] <rtyuio> what this command do ? svn co file:///svnroot/master/ \ 				~/repositories/
[10:36] <soreau> M-sprite: Oh yes, just have to configure the server correctly
[10:36] <stefancrs> gotta go, but thanks for all the help sacarlson ! will try again after lunch :)
[10:36] <Guest73491> ?
[10:36] <twitch> jewhooker2011: sry being lazy run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[10:36] <poongudi> soreau. what i need to do in BIOS setting
[10:36] <soreau> M-sprite: gpu = graphics processing unit
[10:36] <M-sprite> soreau: like cpu ? i see
[10:37] <soreau> poongudi: You need to enable the card or properly install it. If an installed PCI card isnt reported by lspci, its either not plugged in correctly or its a bios settings issue
[10:37] <soreau> M-sprite: yes
[10:37] <SitFly> I'm getting this error for my external HDD... DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending ...is there a command I can send the drive to kill all processes?
[10:37] <twitch> !svn | rtyuio
[10:38] <soreau> SitFly: What command gives you that message?
[10:38] <SitFly> soreau: I'm simply trying to mount the external HDD
[10:38] <jewhooker2011> twitch: k, thanks.  :)
[10:38] <twitch> jewhooker2011: np's
[10:38] <SitFly> soreau: happens when it auto-mounts when I plug it in
[10:38] <soreau> SitFly: maybe restart dbus service?
[10:38] <poongudi> soreau. Does PCI card install automaticaly  after restarting  system ?
[10:39] <Driiper> Goodday
[10:39] <M-sprite> Driiper: good night
[10:39] <Driiper> could someone help me with running rTorrent as deamon :)
[10:39] <soreau> poongudi: First it has to be detected by the system - ie. show up in lspci. Then you can worry about diagnosing driver issues
[10:40] <poongudi> soreau. okay
[10:40] <Driiper> getting:  * Starting daemon-ized dtach session for rtorrent                              /usr/bin/dtach: /var/lib/rtorrent/rtorrent.dtach: Permission denied   when trying to run it through /init.d/
[10:40] <M-sprite> Driiper: maybe you can put it into crontab
[10:40] <rtyuio> well there is no explaination on what this command do ? svn co file:///svnroot/master/ \ ~/repositories/
[10:40] <soreau> poongudi: If there is a driver in the kernel already, chances are itll be autoloaded
[10:40] <rtyuio> twitch:
[10:40] <soreau> poongudi: when the card is detected
[10:40] <Driiper> hmm
[10:41] <twitch> !init | Driiper
[10:41] <rtyuio> well there is no explaination on what this command do ? svn co file:///svnroot/master/ \ ~/repositories/ twitch
[10:41] <poongudi> soreau. Thanks alot.. will get back to u soon ..:)
[10:41] <Driiper> oo thanks. both M-sprite and twitch :D
[10:42] <soreau> rtyuio: See man svn. co stands for check out.
[10:42] <Driiper> will see if i can get this thing workin then
[10:42] <twitch> rtyuio: research svn's before you attempt to download it's repos
[10:43] <soreau> rtyuio: svn co URL directory_name - where directory_name is a user defined name of the directory it puts the contents of the repo you are downloading
[10:43] <squig> can any one who uses automated install comment on whether they prefer kickstart or preseed?
[10:43] <rtyuio> how to cd to file:///svnroot/master ?
[10:44] <rtyuio> is it possible ? soreau
[10:44] <soreau> rtyuio: First you would checkout the repo, then cd into the directory. Looks like the command you showed should d/l it in ~/repositories/
[10:45] <twitch> ^
[10:45] <PhilWolf> The installation could have failed because of an error in the corresponding software package or it was cancelled in an unfriendly way. You have to repair this before you can install or remove any further software.
[10:45] <PhilWolf> What do I do?
[10:45] <rodneymillerpca> Greetings all. Can some explain why Ubuntu keeps forcing in open java and how do I remove it to place real java in? I keep ordering it removed and it refuses.
[10:45] <soreau> PhilMather: What gives you that message?
[10:45] <PhilWolf> ubuntu Software center.
[10:46] <soreau> ! java | rodneymillerpca
[10:46] <PhilWolf> I was installing a theme. apparently my GFX Card, is too sucky and it decided to derpitself
[10:46] <twitch> PhilWolf: in cli type "apt-get install -f
[10:46] <rodneymillerpca> No offense against open java I just prefer the real thing.
[10:46] <sukiyama> hi which is the best font for terminal ?
[10:46] <twitch> rodneymillerpca: the ral thing?
[10:46] <twitch> real*
[10:46] <soreau> PhilMather: From your terminal, run sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade and look for helpful messages
[10:47] <PhilWolf> twitch thanks for your help.
[10:47] <soreau> twitch: He means icedtea
[10:47] <twitch> soreau: ahh
[10:47] <soreau> vs jre
[10:48] <twitch> yep
[10:48] <sukiyama> hey i don't like my defaul terminal font any nice font like window cmd ?
[10:48] <soreau> I never recall having too much trouble with it
[10:48] <rodneymillerpca> So in Ubuntu I have to use OpenJava?
[10:48] <PhilWolf> twitch, my computer apparently derped when I was installing a windows 7 like theme, but my graphics drivers are Nvidia 96 ( I know old computer)
[10:48] <soreau> rodneymillerpca: read what ubottu said
[10:48] <soreau> ! java | rodneymillerpca
[10:49] <PhilWolf> Working nwo :D
[10:49] <clu3> is tehre a git GUI tool on ubuntu other than the command line?
[10:49] <PhilWolf> now*
[10:49] <sacarlson> rodneymillerpca: no I always install java ,  I just install the restricted exta package that includes it
[10:49] <rodneymillerpca> soreau I did. It is telling how to switch to. I want to switch from.
[10:50] <Glutsch> lo
[10:50] <twitch> PhilWolf: good stuff ;)
[10:50] <soreau> rodneymillerpca: Did you run apt-get update/upgrade?
[10:50] <Lint> sukiyama, which one? Ubuntu had no nice raster fonts Iḿ afraid
[10:51] <poongudi> soreau@ PCI card is visible in lspci command
[10:51] <rodneymillerpca> I need to get the open removed before installing java. it refuses to go. I even marked it for complete removal.
[10:52] <sacarlson> rodneymillerpca: you can https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  or https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[10:52] <poongudi> soreau@ But how to confirm weather it is installed or not??
[10:52] <soreau> poongudi: Great, now pastebin the line from lspci here
[10:52] <tjc_>  hi all!i have a little problem!when i connect my iphone i get this message: DBus error org.freedesktop.dbus.error.noreply message did not receive a reply timeout by message bus
[10:53] <tjc_> could anyone help me with this issue?
[10:53] <Lint> !tor
[10:53] <poongudi> soreau@  03:00.0 Multimedia controller: PLX Technology, Inc. PCI9056 32-bit 66MHz PCI <-> IOBus Bridge
[10:53] <Vitasoy> identify asdasd
[10:53] <Vitasoy> af
[10:53] <PhilWolf> Hey what's a good video card AGP8x for UBuntu Linux? I'm using Nvidia Geforce FX5200 AGP8x 256MB right now, and would like to upgrade to a better card
[10:53] <twitch> tjc_: is your phone locked when you connect it?
[10:54] <poongudi> soreau@  03:00.0 Multimedia controller: PLX Technology, Inc. PCI9056 32-bit 66MHz PCI <-> IOBus Bridge
[10:54] <soreau> poongudi: So it's an audio card, correct?
[10:54] <twitch> !info gtkpod | tjc_
[10:54] <tiim> Phil: a lot of graphics cards are supported. Look at the xorg-video packages to see what chipsets are supported, then see if you can get a card with them at 8x
[10:54] <poongudi> sareau@ no its a video card
[10:55] <tiim> However, your luck getting windows games to work may be poor
[10:55] <soreau> poongudi: oh really? Can you pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file to ubuntu.pastebin.com ?
[10:55] <poongudi> sareau@. its for QPSK modulator downlink card
[10:55] <twitch> good luck getting a agp card .. heh :P .. nah seriously yes you can still get them
[10:56] <PhilWolf> Yeah I know, which is why I was asking haha.
[10:56] <tjc_> @ubottu it also works for iphone?
[10:56] <twitch> !bot | tjc_
[10:56] <soreau> poongudi: Well success or failure (or lack completely thereof) driver module loading should be reported in the output of dmesg or /var/log/syslog
[10:56] <oxodesign> how can I check under what user a service is running?
[10:56] <PhilWolf> I don't know what to look for, to find the Xorg support?
[10:56] <soreau> poongudi: but if it's a graphics card, it should also be reported in X log too
[10:57] <soreau> oxodesign: Most services must be handled by root
[10:57] <twitch> PhilWolf: imho get a nvidia gpu card .. 99.9% of them will work
[10:57] <PhilWolf> Ah would like to get ATI.... But alright...
[10:57] <llutz> oxodesign: ps
[10:57] <soreau> twitch: IMHO get a radeon, now that the open driver is actually working well
[10:57] <twitch> soreau: yuk :P
[10:58] <chisqi> hi..
[10:58] <soreau> PhilWolf: Radeon cards have better open drivers because AMD actually has hired people to work on the open radeon driver now that they bought ATI
[10:58] <twitch> soreau: what about agp ati cards? i dont know what their backwords comp is like
[10:58] <s2_krish> reset
[10:58] <twitch> backwards too
[10:59] <soreau> PhilWolf: nvidia on the other hand, does not cooperate with the FOSS community
[10:59] <PhilWolf> So I should go Ati now?
[10:59] <PhilWolf> For Linux?
[10:59] <twitch> soreau: interesting ... didn't know that
[10:59] <rodneymillerpca> Ok lets me try this a different way. In synaptic Package manager I have openjdk-6-jre installed. I right click and order for complete removal and it refuses.
[11:00] <soreau> twitch: Generally speaking, AGP is dead and the devs hate the technology but my agp radeon 9600 has always worked ok
[11:00] <PhilWolf> I know AGP is dead, but my computer still works, I got PCI1.0 slot.
[11:00] <PhilWolf> Slot(s)
[11:00] <soreau> twitch: You especially don't want to do something like get a newer HD series card (for example) that is AGP
[11:01] <jo_> is is possible to control how much people download over time (for example not more than 1 GB a week) with vsftpd?
[11:01] <poongudi> soreau@ i have pasted the xorg.0.log file in ubuntu.pastebin.com
[11:01] <twitch> soreau: yeah i know right, but at least if you goto nvid or ati they do have xser drivers to support agp .. but interesting that ati/amd empolyed ppl just fore opensource/linux
[11:01] <hobbes> So AMD is better for linux?
[11:01] <soreau> twitch: but yea, AMD bought ATI then dropped the ATI name in favor of Radeon. Now the radeon devs are working heavily on all the new HD cards
[11:01] <s2_krish> ! restore
[11:02] <hobbes> They dropped the ATI name in favor of AMD...
[11:02] <s2_krish> ! reset
[11:02] <sacarlson> jo_: I saw an article that has something about bandwidth limiting on the file system
[11:02] <oxodesign> llutz: thnx, one more thing how can I give read and write access on a folder for a specific user?
[11:02] <s2_krish> now to reset and restart gnom panel
[11:02] <soreau> hobbes: No, AMD is still AMD. But ATI is now called Radeon
[11:02] <tiim> Scar: either use chmod, or your file browser
[11:03] <s2_krish> ! reset gnom
[11:03] <PhilWolf> I have a ol' AMD Sempron 3000+ 1.8GHZ Cpi still working :)
[11:03] <soreau> poongudi: When you post a file to pastebin, you have to post the link it gives you back here so we can see it
[11:03] <PhilWolf> CPU*
[11:03] <hobbes> No, ati is known as AMD, their cards are known as radeon and have been for a long time
[11:03] <s2_krish> how to reset and restore gnom panel
[11:03] <soreau> ! resetpanel | s2_krish
[11:03] <lenswipe> hey guys im having problems with a wireless driver on a samsung 780 laptop
[11:03] <tiim> Chmod is a command line tool, you use it like: chmod code user
[11:03] <llutz> oxodesign: chown it or make the user member of the group, the folder belongs to
[11:03] <lenswipe> the wireless card appears in the interface list, but i cant select any wireless networks
[11:03] <lenswipe> can someone help?
[11:03] <twitch> s2_krish: gnom? or you mean gnome? please explain more
[11:03] <lenswipe> no wireless networks appear
[11:03] <poongudi> sereau@ this is the link  http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/38CCvkFJ
[11:04] <soreau> hobbes: It's only been a couple years since amd bought ati
[11:04] <hobbes> So which is better for linux, AMD or Nvadia videocard wise?
[11:04] <twitch> lenswipe: what wifi chipset we talking about?
[11:04] <soreau> lenswipe: What card is it?
[11:04] <llutz> tiim: read again how to use chmod
[11:04] <PhilWolf> You have to install the driver lenswipe, connect the Ethernet cable, and install the driver.
[11:04] <hobbes> I bought my radeon 8500 over 8 years ago, and it has RADEON in the name
[11:04] <soreau> hobbes: Radeon has better open drivers
[11:04] <tiim> Lol
[11:04] <twitch> hobbes: i've always used nvidia but what soreau is saying i might give ati a go next time
[11:04] <lenswipe> sorteau, twitch: uhhh atheros or intel i think
[11:04] <hobbes> So its silly to say that ATI became radeon, it became AMD
[11:05] <lenswipe> im pretty sure its an atheros chipset
[11:05] <tiim> Permision then file sorry
[11:05] <twitch> lenswipe: goto cli (command line interface) type "lspci -v" look for wifi
[11:05] <hobbes> Soreau but does that equal better working under linux?
[11:05] <PhilWolf> Sorry for asking but I had to find out thank you :)
[11:05] <lenswipe> twitch: good call
[11:06] <s2_krish> twitch: I get it solved
[11:06] <soreau> twitch: My radeon card used to suck until they started writing awesome drivers for it. Now gallium is just now going to be default in 11.04 for the first time so rv3-5xx radeon cards (9xxx-x1950) should work very well for 3D
[11:06] <hobbes> twitch recent cards, AMD is just better across the board
[11:06] <hobbes> especially in efficiency
[11:06] <tehbaut> I'm showing that gnome-utils is installed, but I have no idea how to access boabab disk usage analyser... any ideas?
[11:06] <sacarlson> jo_: seems I might have been mistaken it was file size limits not bandwidth limits,  but you can monitor users usage with iptables so not hard to make your own
[11:07] <hobbes> Soreau but does that equal better working under linux?
[11:07] <twitch> ohh nice .. ok i hate intel and never really liked nvidia that much .. will be buying an ati next time, only thing stopped me in the past was linux comp
[11:07] <sacarlson> jo_: oh but it's on the same system again, so 2 out of 2 wrong,  just not my day I guess
[11:07] <soreau> poongudi: That shows you're using a generic intel gpu. I don't know what this card is supposed to do that you have but look in 'dmesg' for success/fail messages. Do you know the name of the kernel module for it?
[11:08] <twitch> tehbaut: can u access it via cli?
[11:08] <hobbes> twitch but remember, its called AMD now, the ati name no longer exists. You say you don't like intel? But intel right now is just better them AMD CPU wise
[11:09] <poongudi> sereau@   Dtu2xx is the name of kernel module
[11:09] <bosox> helo ubuntuer's
[11:09] <lenswipe> twitch: i have network controller and ethernet controller, no mention of "wifi" tho
[11:09] <twitch> hobbes: heh we could debate this all day, everyone has their pref's
[11:09] <bosox> ubuntu vs centos
[11:09] <DJKorbit> hi
[11:09] <bosox> who is the best
[11:09] <hobbes> Soreau but does that equal better working under linux what you said earlier?
[11:09] <DJKorbit> anyone familiar with samba?
[11:10] <twitch> lenswipe: what you running a lappy desktop?
[11:10] <twitch> lappy/desktop
[11:10] <tehbaut> twitch: actually, I see it is just listed under Disk Usage Analyzer in Accessories... simple enough that I missed it at first glance
[11:10] <lenswipe> twitch: laptop
[11:10] <soreau> poongudi: Are you sure? module names usually are lower case.. and I'm not seeing it as part of the kernel here
[11:10] <bosox> ubuntu server vs centos server
[11:10] <bosox> which one is the best
[11:10] <hobbes> twitch I don't have preferences, I am just telling you the results of actual months of exhaustive research online, and I only speak of now, next generation to come out might change things completely
[11:10] <lenswipe> twitch: any thoughts>
[11:10] <twitch> !poll | bosox
[11:11] <soreau> hobbes: It equals better FOSS drivers for radeon cards, and better support for newer radeon cards in the kernel quicker
[11:11] <Aliv3> hey guys
[11:11] <Aliv3> so im installing ubuntu with windows
[11:11] <twitch> lenswipe: make & model plz
[11:11] <DJKorbit> after a user logs in i want to mount a samba share but without prompting for the password
[11:11] <lenswipe> twitch: Samung R780
[11:11] <DJKorbit> i want it to automatically use the password used by the user to login
[11:11] <Aliv3> it says wait nvm
[11:11] <DJKorbit> any idea on how to do that?
[11:11] <poongudi> soreau@ i am sure because earlier when tried ti install PCI card by using "make install " command ,,it was looking for Dtu2xx module
[11:11] <soreau> ! samba | DJKorbit
[11:11] <hobbes> soreau which equals actual improved performance/compatibility/features with AMD compared to Nvadia under linux?
[11:11] <bosox> samba, just using anymous
[11:12] <twitch> lenswipe: give me a few
[11:12] <lenswipe> ok
[11:12] <soreau> hobbes: Yes. The open nvidia driver called 'nouveau' is completely RE'd because nvidia will not release any hw spec information to the public so they can write better open drivers
[11:13] <soreau> poongudi: Ok, let me do some research on the card here - hang on
[11:13] <DJKorbit> soreau, thanks very much, i hope it helps
[11:13] <twitch> lenswipe: fyi http://www.samsung.com/au/consumer/pc-peripherals/notebook-pc/archive/NP-R780-JS02AU/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail&tab=specification
[11:14] <llutz> DJKorbit: you don't need samba to mount smb-shares
[11:14] <hobbes> soreau Ok, thanks a bunch, that makes be even gladder I got a radeon 6850, it really is the best price point for video cards right now most of the time
[11:14] <poongudi> soreau@  okay
[11:14] <DJKorbit> llutz, i don't want to install samba, i'm just using mount -t smbfs
[11:14] <llutz> DJKorbit: smbfs you need. write your credentials into a file, add a fstab-entry with "noauto,users" option for your smb-share and put a mount-command into autostart of your user
[11:15] <hobbes> Would someone please explain this samba stuff in plain english for me?
[11:15] <soreau> hobbes: Yea they are working on the driver for those chipsets even as we speak. You can experience latest developments and help test by running a latest kernel and latest userspace components from xorg-edgers repo
[11:15] <DJKorbit> llutz, i can't write a credentials file because i don't know who will login
[11:15] <poongudi> soreau@ The model no. of card is dek-tec  DTA-107
[11:15] <lenswipe> twitch: what am i meant to be gleaning from that?
[11:15] <sacarlson> jo_: ok maybe I found something in purftpd bad news is your vsftp don't have it,  Pure-FTPd supports a virtual quota system : accounts can have individual  quota (max number of files, max total size) even when they share the  same system uid.
[11:15] <soreau> poongudi: ok, give me a few minutes
[11:15] <hobbes> Soreau link?
[11:15] <DJKorbit> llutz, a student will login on a computer and i don't know which computer he'll login to
[11:15] <twitch> !broadcom | lenswipe
[11:16] <poongudi> soreau@ okay :-)
[11:16] <lenswipe> twitch: does that mean im pretty much buggered for wireless support?
[11:16] <lenswipe> twitch: does that mean im pretty much buggered for wireless support?
[11:16] <DJKorbit> llutz, after logging in to kde i want to mount a samba share with the credentials he used to login, without prompting him for a password again
[11:16] <twitch> lenswipe: that's my best bet
[11:16] <llutz> DJKorbit: can't that be done using lsap?
[11:16] <twitch> lenswipe: no, have a read it's just an apt install & reboot
[11:16] <llutz> ldap
[11:16] <DJKorbit> llutz, the user is being authenticated against microsoft's active directory
[11:17] <lenswipe> twitch: problem is, i dont have a wired connection here....
[11:17] <lenswipe> :/
[11:17] <Aliv3> YAY!!!
[11:17] <twitch> lenswipe: ouch ok
[11:17] <Aliv3> i installed ubuntu on my laptop!!
[11:17] <twitch> !offline ! lenswipe
[11:17] <sacarlson> jo_: pure-ftpd has:  Every user can be assigned individual quota, ratio and bandwidth.
[11:17] <DJKorbit> llutz, i suppose i have to integrate this with libpam
[11:17] <hobbes> Soreau?
[11:17] <Aliv3> this beats windows by x10
[11:17] <twitch> err whats ubottu's offline deb install command?
[11:17] <Aliv3> plus it works lol
[11:17] <PhilWolf> Aliv3 congrats :D
[11:17] <llutz> DJKorbit: sry can't help
[11:18] <lenswipe> twitch: worryingly enough: "lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4" returns nothing
[11:18] <lenswipe> twitch: :/
[11:18] <Aliv3> well i did the one where u have them both installed
[11:18] <DJKorbit> llutz, i'll let you know once i arrive at a solution
[11:18] <iceroot> twitch: dpkg -i?
[11:18] <twitch> lenswipe: so u cant connect via rj-45 at all?
[11:18] <bc81> hi.  i want to rename a ton of images, and give them names of 10 random digits (e.g. 1846638945.jpg, 0197475638.jpg etc).  what command line tools whould be best for the job?
[11:18] <llutz> DJKorbit: linux/unix-only networks here :)
[11:18] <PhilWolf> Ah do you need windows? Lol haha.
[11:18] <lenswipe> twitch: not right now
[11:18] <DJKorbit> llutz, i'm at college, most people use windows here
[11:18] <hobbes> Soreau you there?
[11:19] <twitch> iceroot: no you can get synaptic to write a script to download packages and move over to another machine to install
[11:19] <lenswipe> twitch: is ndiswrapper a possibility? to use the windows drivers?
[11:19] <soreau> poongudi: Can you run 'lspci -vvv' and pastebin the portion for the card?
[11:19] <soreau> hobbes: nope
[11:19] <twitch> lenswipe: nah gets messy as
[11:19] <lenswipe> twitch: ok
[11:20] <hobbes> Soreau please provide me a link to that video card driver update thingy for me
[11:20] <soreau> hobbes: just google xorg-edgers
[11:20] <andai> Hi. I have ubuntu installed on my USB stick. Can I just DD copy this over to an empty partition on my hard drive?
[11:20] <twitch> lenswipe: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Synaptic/Offline
[11:20] <poongudi> soreau@   Multimedia controller: PLX Technology, Inc. PCI9056 32-bit 66MHz PCI <-> IOBus Bridge
[11:20] <poongudi> 	Subsystem: PHILIPS Business Electronics B.V. Device d107
[11:20] <poongudi> 	Control: I/O+ Mem+ BusMaster+ SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr- Stepping- SERR- FastB2B- DisINTx-
[11:20] <poongudi> 	Status: Cap+ 66MHz+ UDF- FastB2B+ ParErr- DEVSEL=medium >TAbort- <TAbort- <MAbort- >SERR- <PERR- INTx-
[11:20] <poongudi> 	Latency: 32 (4000ns min, 6500ns max), Cache Line Size: 4 bytes
[11:20] <FloodBot1> poongudi: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:20] <poongudi> 	Interrupt: pin A routed to IRQ 3
[11:20] <twitch> !enter | poongudi
[11:21] <lenswipe> twitch: bear in mind i have 2 laptops here, one is a windows laptop, the other is the one im trying to fix
[11:21] <iceroot> twitch: hm ok, i am only using apt-get and dpkg
[11:21] <lenswipe> twitch: i cant run synaptic scripts
[11:21] <soreau> poongudi: Please use a pastebin service for more than a few lines
[11:21] <surferkurban> hi, can anydoby help me with mail problem?
[11:21] <hobbes> Soreau, thankyou for the info
[11:21] <iceroot> twitch: like apt-get install -d apache2 and then copy /var/cache/apt/archives/apache2.deb to the machine and use dpkg -i apach2.deb
[11:21] <PhilWolf> So if I were to get a laptop lets say 4200 radeon, IGP would that work well?
[11:22] <poongudi> soreau@ please go to the link  http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Gkn1tPcr
[11:22] <twitch> lenswipe: ok then either wait till u can jack it into a network or look up the package and get it and all it's dependices
[11:22] <soreau> hobbes: Any questions about the open radeon driver in #radeon. Hint: The AMD-hired devs are there..
[11:22] <lenswipe> twitch: right...
[11:22] <Aliv3> omg this is taking too long ima go eat
[11:22] <Aliv3> brb
[11:22] <hobbes> Soreau This?-  https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers
[11:23] <twitch> lenswipe: on a usb stick or something but ... i really recommend pluggin it in
[11:23] <lenswipe> ok
[11:23] <soreau> hobbes: Yea.. just understand that the proprietary fglrx driver cannot be installed for the open radeon driver to work
[11:23] <hobbes> Soreau sorry, I didn't understand that
[11:25]  * twitch is getting another vodka :D
[11:26] <soreau> hobbes: What is the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer'?
[11:27] <hobbes> Soreau I don't have a clue, I haven't even switched over to my new computer with linux yet
[11:28] <poongudi> soreau @ r u there ??
[11:28] <PhilWolf> OpenGL renderer string: GeForce FX 5200/AGP/SSE2/3DNOW!
[11:28] <PhilWolf> That's what it says about mine.
[11:29] <geegeegee> Has anyone got Nvidia CUDA to work on 10.10 ?
[11:29] <twitch> heh 3dnow .. that's old
[11:29] <hobbes> But, its NOW!
[11:29] <masai47> I am trying to install edubuntu as dual boot on an HP machine with windows XP and an HP recovery partition.  Installation seems to work fine.  On first reboot, getting into Ubuntu is easy.  But after booting into windows and then shutting down upon restart it says no modul found and wont boot up at all.  If I then boot into the recovery partition and then try again I can get into windows but Grubloader is gone.  Not sure what is cau
[11:29] <twitch> geegeegee: yes ... you need to get the nvidia driver from the site and compile & install it
[11:29] <twitch> geegeegee: keep in mind every kernel update you have to reimnstall nvidia manually
[11:30] <airtonix> i have a music folder containing about 2400 files mounted over NFS, and banshee seems to be crawling once it gets to the 30% mark.
[11:30] <airtonix> when it indexes it
[11:30] <geegeegee> twitch, is there a specific cuda driver or just the normal one?
[11:30]  * twitch please excuse my drunk typing :P\
[11:30] <jo_> what program is used to encrypt the passwords in /etc/shaduw
[11:30] <twitch> geegeegee: any sh file from nvidia will support cudu
[11:31] <twitch> cuda*
[11:31] <geegeegee> ok thanks
[11:31] <twitch> geegeegee: u looking at bruteforcing?
[11:31] <soreau> poongudi: yes hang on
[11:31] <geegeegee> twitch, i was going to see how fast my Nvidia ION is on pyrit
[11:31] <poongudi> soreau@ okay :-)
[11:32] <twitch> geegeegee: ahh ok nfi then :P i only used cuda for alg's
[11:32] <geegeegee> lol
[11:33] <twitch> :P
[11:33] <soreau> poongudi: Ok, where did you find this driver you have?
[11:34] <poongudi> soreau@ it came along with the PCI card
[11:34] <twitch> geegeegee: if ubuntu kernel updates whiole using a external xorg driver just run nvidia-xconfig
[11:35]  * ushiu says hello
[11:35] <twitch> geegeegee: or nvidia-settings
[11:35]  * Calinou says hello to ushiu 
[11:35] <Aliv3> wtf guys this isnt funny
[11:35]  * ushiu says "fine then i'm not losing frames"
[11:35] <geegeegee> and that should fix it? after every kernel update?
[11:35] <Aliv3> i installed ubuntu with xp
[11:35] <andai> I'm currently running ubuntu on a USB stick. Is it possible to install a live USB CD ALONGSIDE this?
[11:36] <soreau> poongudi: Is it a driver for linux?
[11:36] <Aliv3> and so i booted into ubuntu it was installing something
[11:36] <twitch> geegeegee: everytime they update i get thrown into a tty and you will know .. ahh poo i have to reinstall kernel modules :P
[11:36] <Aliv3> forgot what it was
[11:36] <Aliv3> i left to go get ready for school
[11:36] <Aliv3> i come back and itson xp
[11:36] <geegeegee> oh ok xD thanks
[11:36] <Aliv3> what do i do
[11:36] <Aliv3> reboot again and hope it works?
[11:36] <geegeegee> Aliv3, did you install grub?
[11:36] <Aliv3> grub?
[11:36] <geegeegee> Aliv3, the bootloader
[11:37] <Aliv3> idk
[11:37] <geegeegee>  menu to choose which OS you boot
[11:37] <Aliv3> it booted earlier
[11:37] <twitch> !enter | Aliv3
[11:37] <Aliv3> it was finishing installing some stuff
[11:37] <geegeegee> Aliv3, there should be a menu for you to choose which OS you boot, its called Grub
[11:37] <vinu> HI
[11:38] <geegeegee> unless you installed Ubuntu on a sepperate hard drive to XP Aliv3
[11:38] <airtonix> andai: you need to make your question less confusing and vauge
[11:38] <airtonix> andai: it
[11:39] <Aliv3> yea yea
[11:39] <twitch> geegeegee: yeah u just have to get the modules back in running nvidia-settings/xconfig will put em back in .. take a couple of mins then run startx or reboot so gdm comes bacjk
[11:39] <Aliv3> that showed up
[11:39] <sacarlson> jo_:  I guess md5 so makepasswd should work http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/what-is-used-to-create-the-shadow-password-hash-602739/
[11:39] <Aliv3> its asking right now
[11:39] <Aliv3> i pressed ubuntu
[11:39] <surya> hey can u tell me how to compile this command
[11:40] <surya> insmod usbtest.ko vendor=0x0930 product=0x6545
[11:40] <twitch> !md5 | sacarlson
[11:40] <Aliv3> there was a bunch of different ubuntus that showed up bot i took to long and it auto selected
[11:40] <twitch> surya: insmod is to load modules
[11:40] <geegeegee> Aliv3, they are either kernel updates or "safe mode" equivilants
[11:40] <Aliv3> yay it worked, but i still wonder why earlier when i did it it ended up in xp
[11:41] <poongudi> soreau@ i got driver in a USB pen drive along with the PCI card
[11:41] <sacarlson> twitch:  for /etc/showdow files Jo_: echo "mypassword" | makepasswd --clearfrom=- --crypt-md5
[11:41] <geegeegee> Aliv3, maybe you didnt see the menu lol
[11:41] <surya> twitch, instead of i used modprobe
[11:41] <twitch> Aliv3: grub has a timeout .. it will load the default OS after x time
[11:41] <soreau> poongudi: Yes but for which OS it?
[11:41] <soreau> poongudi: Yes but for which OS is it?
[11:42] <Aliv3> :( i installed it but i left the stuff default the profile name is 'Sam' (which i dont get bc normally it doesnt let you do capital letters and idk the password, i cant log in :(
[11:42] <twitch> surya: modprob will tell you what you already have loaded
[11:42] <wiblewoble> andai: look into unetbootin!
[11:42] <Aliv3> oh ok it was '
[11:42] <Aliv3> 'password' for some reason. idk how do i change this
[11:43] <geegeegee> Aliv3, open the terminal then type "passwd"
[11:43] <surferkurban> Somebody know how i have duplicated the mail files in /var/mail and /var/spool/mail? Thx
[11:43] <twitch> sacarlson: why the hell are you trying to do it that way
[11:43] <Aliv3> well i want to change the username too
[11:43] <andai> I have ubuntu installed normally on USB stick. How do i get UNETBOOTIN *NEXT* to this?
[11:43] <poongudi> soreau@ In that driver pen drive i have fore  folders named as Leaflets, License, Manuals and Software
[11:44] <surferkurban> Sorry, Somebody know why i have duplicated the mail files in /var/mail and /var/spool/mail? Thx
[11:44] <surferkurban> my english is poor, sorry
[11:44] <surya> twitch, ok but how to compile this command
[11:44] <surya> insmod usbtest.ko vendor=0x0930 product=0x6545
[11:44] <masai47> Has anyone had trouble with dual booting when there is a windows recovery partition?  Seems to deletet Grub on every shutdown
[11:44] <poongudi> soreau@ I entered into the Software folder and found LinuxSDK folder
[11:44] <surya> its giving error insmod usbtest.ko vendor=0x0930 product=0x6545
[11:45] <sacarlson> twitch: I'm not it was Jo_'s answer to the question (06:30:43 PM) jo_: what program is used to encrypt the passwords in /etc/shadow
[11:45] <poongudi> soreau@ inside LinuxSDK folder i got a LinuxSDK.zip file
[11:46] <twitch> surya: a comand isn't compiling .. please explain everything you are trying to do
[11:46] <surya> twitch,  actually i am testing usb. but i cant able to test my flash drive
[11:46] <twitch> sacarlson: yes md5 encrypts passwords
[11:46] <mazingo> hi
[11:47] <mazingo> if I have a project that uses automake, and I want to add a library
[11:47] <twitch> sacarlson: what r u trying to do ... overview
[11:47] <mazingo> is it enought to modify the Makefile.am?
[11:47] <PhilWolf> Anybody have a issue when they are scrolling with their scrollwheel on their USB Mouse and the page goes up instead of down?
[11:47] <spoog> md5 does not encrypt passwords, it hashes them... hashes are a one way function and impossible to decrypt
[11:47] <twitch> sry i sould of said MASKS
[11:47] <mazingo> or is it compulsory to modify also the configure.ac
[11:47] <mazingo> ?
[11:47] <twitch> spoog: heh ok see helps mask :P
[11:47] <poongudi> soreau@ I extracted LinuxSDK.zip file
[11:48] <bc81> nevermind my earlier question, i figured it out: http://pastebin.com/whugu3id
[11:48] <surya> twitch, i have larger procedure to do test the usb. i am testing usb gadget devices but unable to test my flash drive.can i send that procedure to ur mail or any one link
[11:48] <surya> then u under stood where i am struck?
[11:48] <eXpLoD> is there a md5 sum checker by terminal?something like "md5check file1 a876fdsaf76asf678af678"
[11:49] <sacarlson> twitch: I'm not doing anything,  I"m just helping others with questions in that case >>>>>> jo_ <<<<<<  that's his nick
[11:49] <nibbler_> eXpLoD, md5sum
[11:49] <spoog> eXpLoD, md5sum --help
[11:50] <surya> twitch, plz reply me.
[11:50] <twitch> sacarlson: sry thought you where asking
[11:50] <twitch> surya: no still dont understand what you are trying to do
[11:50] <surya> twitch, plz see the link http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/newbie/172669-testusb-test-application.html
[11:51] <twitch> surya: ok
[11:51] <surya> i am doing usbtest from this link
[11:51] <surya> i struk for testing  of my flash drive plz tell me how to solve
[11:52] <eXpLoD> does sudo apt-get update do the same as the update manager?
[11:52] <sacarlson> twitch: as far as I can tell surya: is trying to test a usb flash disk,  not sure what specs they want to pull from the device
[11:52] <Benkinooby> hi i have two ubuntu 10.10 installs on my laptop. on both mounting during bootup takes a long time, so i want to check the file systems. will be using fsck from my fist install to check the fs of the second install and vice versa enought to check the fs as well as possible or should i use other methods or different/additional tools?
[11:53] <twitch> sacarlson: yeha i'm wondering too
[11:53] <twitch> surya: what are you tring to test ... speed?
[11:54] <surya> twitch, yaa i am trying to usb my pen drive
[11:54] <sacarlson> twitch: I suggested using dd to move a patern in and out with that they can check speed and if it hold data,  or just move a random file and compare with md5sum
[11:54] <twitch> ahh ok
[11:55] <twitch> surya: hey if u are looking for sectors etc etc .. just load disk util
[11:55] <twitch> speed ... look at dmesg make sure it loads ehci not uhci
[11:55] <twitch> otherwise i dont know what you want
[11:57] <surya> twitch, i want to test whole data inside pen drive
[11:58] <v_> gaetano: why this error is coming ? v@v-desktop:~/Desktop/vivek$ vim 1.c
[11:58] <v_> v@v-desktop:~/Desktop/vivek$ cc 1.c
[11:58] <v_> /usr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.3.3/../../../../lib/crt1.o: In function `_start':
[11:58] <v_> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[11:58] <FloodBot1> v_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:58] <th0r> surya: fschk?
[11:59] <twitch> surya: so u want to see bad sectors, space, ??? what
[11:59] <v_> twitch: v@v-desktop:~/Desktop/vivek$ vim 1.c
[11:59] <v_> v@v-desktop:~/Desktop/vivek$ cc 1.c
[11:59] <v_> /usr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.3.3/../../../../lib/crt1.o: In function `_start':
[11:59] <v_> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[11:59] <FloodBot1> v_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:59] <v_> FloodBot: i dint get u
[12:00] <wiblewoble> eXpLoD: it updates the cache ! thats all
[12:00] <Benkinooby> v_ your posts are taking too much space. paste them to pastebin or so and the write the link here.
[12:00] <Benkinooby> v_ also floodbot is a program... he won't reply you.... unless you flood again ;)
[12:01] <frailty> hi
[12:01] <v_> Benkinooby:http://paste.ubuntu.com/565337/
[12:02] <twitch> !enter
[12:02] <twitch> v_: why are you directing your post at me..
[12:02] <surya> twitch, yes
[12:03] <v_> twitch: to whom should i ?
[12:03] <twitch> surya: goto system -> admin -> disk utils when your drive is plugged in ... it will give you a crap load of stats
[12:04] <wiblewoble> !details | v_
[12:04] <frailty> I have 2 hard drives and i want to mount the second one (sda1) on startup. I already tried Storage Device Manager and MountManager.
[12:04] <twitch> v_: we dont help compiling programs
[12:04] <twitch> v_: and you should use make
[12:04] <twitch> !make | v_
[12:05] <Benkinooby> hi i have two ubuntu 10.10 installs on my laptop. on both mounting during bootup takes a long time, so i want to check the file systems. will be using fsck from my fist install to check the fs of the second install and vice versa enought to check the fs as well as possible or should i use other methods or different/additional tools?
[12:05] <Otacon22> Every time that i login with an ssh key to my server, ubuntu ask me for the password just the first time that i connect, then for the whole session it doesn't ask for the password anymore. I would prefer that the password be asked every time. How can i do that? I'm looking on the option but i don't find...
[12:05] <sacarlson> twitch: surya: ya that even has benchmark test there
[12:06] <MiteshShah> can i chane my GDM Theme?
[12:06] <Oli``> Any Sound Ninjas around? System crashed today and now PulseAudio won't add my sound card as a sink, leaving me with no sound. When I start PA manually it thinks the card is busy. There's more detail here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/25622/my-sound-stopped-working-today-how-can-i-fix-it
[12:07] <wiblewoble> !theme | MiteshShah
[12:07] <twitch> sacarlson: yep
[12:08] <twitch> sacarlson: not everything is cli these days .. heh .. i bet your like me and perfer cli :P
[12:08] <MiteshShah> wiblewoble: i am able to change my GDM in 8.10 but not able in 10.10
[12:09] <sacarlson> twitch: I don't know I'm a 60/40 cli/gui guy
[12:09] <twitch> sacarlson: im am commodore 64 baby
[12:09] <sacarlson> twitch: trs80 model 1
[12:10] <YamatoPotter> can someone help me, my connection with msn down everytime
[12:10] <surya> twitch, ok i have seen crap load of stats
[12:10] <twitch> sacarlson: i learnt to program on a c64 back in the day hehe ... but still it is my 2nd passion
[12:10] <MonkeyDust> hi, is it possible to mount an external ext4 partition on a ext3 partition? i already tried tune2fs
[12:11] <twitch> surya: good stuff .. so u tested it out and hopefully got what u wanted
[12:11] <twitch> MiteshShah: no u cant with new gdm
[12:11] <wiblewoble> Otacon22: why do you want to do that? are you trying to crack your own encyption keys or something!
[12:11] <twitch> MiteshShah: it is very unsupported but google ubuntu tweek
[12:12] <Otacon22> wiblewoble, I just don't want that anyone could access to my server using my computer after that i've inserted the password
[12:12] <surya> twitch, ok i will send my test procedure in ubuntu.pastebin.com
[12:12] <twitch> Otacon22: research PSK
[12:12] <surya> u chek there?
[12:12] <twitch> Otacon22: pre shared key
[12:12] <fiddan> can anyone help a little ubuntu nuub? i can get premission on my NTFS  disk. any ideas?
[12:13] <MiteshShah> twitch: ok
[12:13] <sacarlson> MonkeyDust: you don't mount partitons on partitions in most cases,  you can mount an ext4 to a dir in an ext3 so I guess yes is the answer
[12:13] <twitch> fiddan: huh"?
[12:14]  * twitch has only 1/4 of a bottle of voodka left ... :O
[12:14] <fiddan> twitch: i have a ntfs partition on my disk, but i can use them thrue wine. better?
[12:15] <KREDO> !hi
[12:15] <fiddan> twitch: i cant use the executable files on the disk *
[12:15] <wiblewoble> Otacon22: is it a computer used by many?
[12:15] <twitch> fiddan: ubuntu should be able to mount them by default .. wine is an emulater
[12:15] <mevvis> affter some cleaning I lost speaker icon is systray, which packet can help bring it back?
[12:15] <twitch> !info wine
[12:16] <annunaki2k2> heya - wondering if someone can help with preseeding an installation?
[12:16] <twitch> !gnome-media | mevvis
[12:17] <v_> ubottu: i want to install vim so plz guide me
[12:17] <twitch> v_: sudo apt-get i9nstall vim
[12:17] <twitch> v_: sudo apt-get install vim
[12:17] <kshallid> hey all
[12:18] <mevvis> x]
[12:18] <annunaki2k2> I've built a preseed file and it works, except I'm trying to install sudo-ldap
[12:18] <v_> twitch: when i do that it will give error like ... v@v-desktop:~/Desktop$ sudo apt-get install vim
[12:18] <v_> Reading package lists... Done
[12:18] <v_> Building dependency tree
[12:18] <v_> Reading state information... Done
[12:18] <v_> vim is already the newest version.
[12:18] <v_> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[12:18] <FloodBot1> v_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:18] <Otacon22> wiblewoble, maybe it's not clear the problem. I usually access by ssh on another machine using a SSH RSA key (-i option on ssh). The SSH key is protected by a passphrase. Usually on linux if you login with an ssh key it asks every time on the shell to insert the passphrase. On ubuntu there is a graphical utility that when you try to login to a machine using an ssh key asks to you the password on a GUI. The problem is that it asks for t
[12:18] <Otacon22> he password only for the first time. I want to insert the password each time for more security.
[12:18] <twitch> !enter | v_
[12:19] <surya> twitch, ok i will send my test procedure in ubuntu.pastebin.com
[12:19] <surya> and chek it  and send me reply plz
[12:19] <twitch> surya: ok?
[12:19] <annunaki2k2> unfortunately it fails at this point because it needs to remove old sudo
[12:19] <kshallid> In installation setup when i choosen role of new server is choice for virtualmachine host, what does a mean exactly ?
[12:19] <surya> twitch, ok thanks yaar i am waiting for ur reply?
[12:20] <kshallid> i have tried to install xen pv-domu ubuntu server 10.04
[12:20] <annunaki2k2> I need to set SUDO_FORCE_REMOVE somehow either in the initrd env or preseed it
[12:20] <annunaki2k2> anyone?
[12:20] <twitch> surya: post me the link to your paste
[12:21] <twitch> ubuntu.pastebin.com is just a link to pastebin i cant guess your paste
[12:21] <twitch> surya: paste and then link me the url it gives you
[12:22] <twitch> kshallid: explain
[12:23] <twitch> annunaki2k2: remove old sudo ?????
[12:23] <annunaki2k2> twitch: correct - part of moving to sudo-ldap requires that "sudo" be removed first.
[12:23] <surya> twitch, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/eihydaLW
[12:24] <twitch> annunaki2k2: this a dpkg package?
[12:24] <annunaki2k2> yes
[12:24] <kshallid> twitch: i can choice virtual machine host and i want to know if is importen for me if i'm installing this server as pv-domu
[12:24] <annunaki2k2> twitch: sudo-ldap - Provide limited super user privileges to specific users
[12:24] <surya> twitch, above link i have send my usbtest procedure and i wrote where i have strucked?
[12:25] <annunaki2k2> It's sudo, but it grabs it's config from ldap
[12:25] <annunaki2k2> either way, to install it, it removes sudo first. If you do this all manually, it's not a problem
[12:26] <annunaki2k2> however in a preseeded installation, it borks because it says "You have asked that the sudo package be removed, but no root password has been set"
[12:27] <OKTAV> âñåì ïðèâåò
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[12:27] <FloodBot1> OKTAV: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:27] <livingdaylight> Hello, Is OoBoonToo broken?
[12:27] <twitch> surya: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ioctl it does not understand ... is it a cheap device?
[12:27] <annunaki2k2> It goes on to say that you can override this behaviour by "export SUDO_FORCE_REMOVE=yes", but how do I get that into a preseed environment?
[12:27] <OKTAV> ñäåñü òîêà íà àíãë
[12:27] <OKTAV> ????????
[12:27] <FloodBot1> OKTAV: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:27] <OKTAV> ÀÓÓÓÓÓÓÓ  ÁËßÒÜ!!!!!!!!
[12:29] <maze_> I am using Nvidia Quadro 880M. I found the resolution in tty is 640*480. How can I make it 1920*1080?
[12:30] <livingdaylight> my ooboontoo so slow!!! updatemanger freeze; must force quit.
[12:30] <twitch> annunaki2k2: hurm no idea sry thats a strage 1
[12:31] <wiblewoble> Otacon22: not sure maybe you need some sort of timeout on the server side like if no activity for x amount of time logout !
[12:31] <psyklown> how would i go abouts copying an icon set to /usr/share/icons with permissions?
[12:31] <Fuchs> maze_: by using vga=0x361 or similar parameters in grub, since the binary nvidia driver does not support kms
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> psyklown:  sudo cp foo /the/path/to/use
[12:31] <twitch> annunaki2k2: have you tried making an init.d script to do it on boot?
[12:32] <twitch> !init annunaki2k2
[12:32] <surya> twitch, may be
[12:32] <janisozaur> my webcam is able to stream 640x480 (0.3MP) video and take 1.3MP photos (according to tech specs), but when cheese is told to take a picture, it only grabs a frame from the video stream. how do I (possibly with some other software) take a 'full' picture?
[12:32] <maze_> Thx I'll backup grub and try
[12:32] <twitch> !webcam | janisozaur
[12:33] <twitch> !init | annunaki2k2
[12:34] <surya> twitch, no yarr i am testing with transend pendrive yaa
[12:34] <lostern> What is the best supported graphics cards vendor currently?
[12:34] <lostern> (non-binary blobs)
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> does bum  and update-rc.d work with Upstart controlled services? I think the bot factoid may be incorrect.
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> lostern:  i would have to say intel.
[12:35] <rkhshm> hi all
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> lostern:  and even then. some intel chipset have issues
[12:35] <rkhshm> is anyone aware of if where i can find the eucalyptus pkg from ubuntu ?
[12:35] <twitch> surya: well u might be s* out of luck as per wiki
[12:35] <lostern> Dr_Willis: Is there a list somewhere?
[12:35] <annunaki2k2> twitch: unfortunately an init script won't help - this is during a PXE boot installation
[12:36] <surya> twitch, SAME error inappropriate ioctl  for device
[12:37] <surya> twitch, have u seen my usbtest procedure in ubuntu.pastebin.com
[12:37] <annunaki2k2> I have extracted the initrd.gz and had a poke around, but I'm unsure if I can add environment variables to it
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> !hardware
[12:37] <surya> where is the problem tellme ?
[12:37] <rkhshm> any ideas guys ?
[12:37] <annunaki2k2> anyone any idea how the initrd install procedure works?
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> lostern:  any list would proberly get outdated fast. when in doubt. stick with hardware thats not 'brand new just released' but a few months old. and check the forums and reviews
[12:38] <tehbaut> is there a keyboard shortcut to switch to one of the other 4 spaces?
[12:38] <twitch> surya: sry i dont know then, you might wanna hit up a programmer that knows how to test such device speed, anything out of loading modules i have no clue raw rawing speeds is out of my leage
[12:38] <annunaki2k2> tehbaut: CRTL+ALT+{left,Right}
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> tehbaut:  i think you can set one in compiz settings, or in the gnome settings some where. I never use them.
[12:39] <twitch> writing*
[12:39] <janisozaur> twitch, the pages ubottu pointed me to contain no relevant information to my issue
[12:39] <tehbaut> annunaki2k2: perfect thanks!
[12:39] <psyklown> Dr_willis still didnt get the icons to move. can you give an example?
[12:39] <annunaki2k2> tehbaut: no probs
[12:40] <twitch> janisozaur: sry whats your problem again
[12:40] <annunaki2k2> tehbaut: but as Dr_Willis mentioned, you can set keys like CTRL+ALT+[1,2,3,4] to switch to specific workspaces, if you like, using ccsm
[12:40] <janisozaur> twitch, trying to take a picture from a webcam (instead of just grabbing a frame from video stream)
[12:41] <josue> bom dia
[12:41] <josue> ola
[12:42] <wiblewoble> Otacon22: i use ctl d  instant logout not sure that helps
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> psyklown:  im not even sure what you are trying to do.
[12:42] <v_> wibleoble: when i compile c program it will give error like this .undefined reference to `main'
[12:42] <v_> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[12:43] <surya> twitch, ok thanks yaar?
[12:43] <josue> quero usar a web cam
[12:43] <janisozaur> !es | josue
[12:43] <janisozaur> !webcam | josue
[12:43] <psyklown> Dr_Willis just copying these icons that i downloaded to the usr/share/icons directory. i cant extract it there because it says i dont have the proper permissions. i also cant copy paste it there either
[12:43] <yangpeng> how can i boot ubuntu without gdm, everyone?
[12:43] <twitch> janisozaur: ahh ok i haven't experenced that sounds like a software problem
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> psyklown:  why are you putting them in there?  icon themnes can go in the users home in the .icons directory I think
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> psyklown:   'sudo cp  fileyouwant /path/to/put/it/to'   is the core of it.. I wouldent be messing with your icons/system dirs untill you understand some more linux basics.. One typo with sudo and you can break things badly
[12:45] <Lint> in Linux world, 'share' means 'to restrict'
[12:45] <twitch> surya: yeah sry u need to find some who knows usb devices very well
[12:45] <janisozaur> twitch, yeah, sounds like that to me too. most probably cheese. do you know of any other software that would allow me to do such thing? I only have to see if it works and later on I'll code my own solution with opencv (or driver if needed)
[12:47] <surya> twitch, ok thanks yaar?
[12:47] <twitch> janisozaur: you skype or msn video'in or just recording your self
[12:48]  * twitch slaps him self sayin msn
[12:49] <siddhion> hey my entire topbar froze with the application drop down menu open. how can i get it back?
[12:50] <MarcRichter> Hi there, I've encountering strange Problems with Ubuntu 1004 Server LTS on our Servers and haven't found anything with google.
[12:50] <twitch> surya: sorry i cant help you but your talking about soming ou of scope to the ubuntu dev team .. like i said there is benchmarking tools in disk utils but if that doesnt do it for you .. look at makin g your own?
[12:51] <MarcRichter> When I reboot a machine, then all the net-interfaces seem to come up correctly - the routes are properly set, the IPs are up and so on.
[12:51] <rumpe1> siddhion, maybe try alt-f2 , "killall gnome-panel && gnome-panel & disown"
[12:51] <MarcRichter> But the machine is not reachable nor can it ping somewhere.
[12:51] <MarcRichter> Only after issuing a /etc/init.d/networking restart everything works.
[12:52] <twitch> MarcRichter: are u on the corrent subnet?
[12:52] <MarcRichter> I have no clue what this might be
[12:52] <twitch> correct
[12:52] <MarcRichter> twitch: Jes
[12:52] <MarcRichter> yes
[12:52] <twitch> MarcRichter: are u filtering icmp ?
[12:52] <siddhion> rumpe1, alt-f bringd Panel to the focus along with 'Run Application' window. its all frozen
[12:52] <MarkHitchhiker> ?
[12:53] <siddhion> rumpe1, i will try kill all
[12:53] <surya> twitch,can u tell me where i want to get regarding usbtest?
[12:53] <siddhion> rumpe1, ok thank you that worked
[12:54] <twitch> Dr_Willis: hey will where can usb dev's go to talk?
[12:55] <MarkHitchhiker> Hey MarkRichter, yor
[12:55] <MarkHitchhiker> your nick looks mine
[12:55] <MarcRichter> twitch: No, nothing of that
[12:56] <MarcRichter> twitch: It is a complete normal out-of-the-box setup Server and it is connected to a Cisco switch, which filters nothing.
[12:56] <surya> twitch,can u tell me where can i get regarding usbtest information??
[12:56] <twitch> MarcRichter: if your on the same subnet but  u cannot recive icmp packets there must be a firewall/filter
[12:57] <twitch> surya: ask Dr_Willis or another senior ubuntu helper/dev
[12:57] <MarcRichter> twitch: No, it isn't. The point is, that it only does not work after a reboot and this initial net-device initialisation. As soon as I issue a networking restart, everything works.
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> twitch:  no idea. stuff that specific proberly dosent have a irc channel
[12:57] <surya> ok
[12:58] <Anonymouz00> Could someone please help me about my screen resolution it wont go past 800x600 any ideas?
[12:58] <twitch> MarcRichter: wow thats weird u restart and it works?
[12:58] <openbees> irc for pthon help???
[12:58] <twitch> MarcRichter: the device that is
[12:58] <MarcRichter> twitch: Exactly.
[12:58] <surya> dr_Willis: do u know regarding usbtest?
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  ive seen things like that in the past if some service is trying to get started befor other services it depends on are still loading. but I thought upstart fixed most of those race conditions.
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> surya:  no idea on usbtest.
[12:59] <openbees> irc for  python help ...please anyone suggest me?
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> openbees:  #python perhaps
[12:59] <surya> ok thanks
[12:59] <MarcRichter> Dr_Willis: That is exactly my kind of thought - It looks as if the device drivers are initiated after the network - config or such ...
[12:59] <twitch> surya: you're gonna have to start a post on a forum ... which one ... up to you ... do some research, good luck mate
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  as a dirty work around. restart networking from rc.local after a few sec of delay.
[13:00] <MarcRichter> Dr_Willis: Don't know if this is possible, but it feels like that and I don't have an Idea how to analyse this futher.
[13:00] <wiblewoble> openbees: ##learnpython
[13:00] <MarcRichter> Dr_Willis: *gg* That's exactly our current workarround ;)
[13:00] <Anonymouz00> Could someone please help me about my screen resolution it wont go past 800x600 any ideas?
[13:00] <twitch> lol Dr_Willis and MarcRichter could be l;axy and put in a script to reload it :P
[13:00] <twitch> lazy
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  upstart dosent use the #'s of the old init system. so you cant move networking down the list that i know of.
[13:00] <MarcRichter> Dr_Willis: But I'm interested in both: A better solution and a clear and reproduceable Bugreport for the devs :)
[13:01] <MarcRichter> Dr_Willis: Can't I add some kind of pre-requirement for upstart?
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  it could be the modules are loading. but the device is just a little slow to respond/get up. Not sure how to delay networking from starting. there may be some upstart options for it.
[13:01] <twitch> MarcRichter: init?
[13:02] <Anonymouz00> any of u geeks know anything bout s/r
[13:02] <MarcRichter> twitch: Sorry?
[13:02] <twitch> !init | MarcRichter
[13:03] <twitch> be dirst and make ya own script :P ... not advised but i've done it a few times
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  seems the /etc/init/network* scrips are bash scripts. try tossing in a sleep statement or 4 in there. :)
[13:03] <twitch> dirty
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  that bot factoid is a bit out of date..  :) i dont think BUM or update-rc.d work with Upstart.
[13:03] <twitch> MarcRichter: agreed with Dr_Willis
[13:04]  * twitch kicks ubottu 
[13:04] <MarcRichter> Ah - the networking - Script hasn't been ported yet - OK, this might work, but's still not very smooth, is it?
[13:04] <twitch> MarcRichter: what ever works hey :D
[13:04] <manlymatt83> For some reason my ubuntu install won't boot into anything except 2.6.35-22-generic
[13:05] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  Huh? i got one in /etc/init/networking.conf
[13:05] <twitch> manlymatt83: u try to compile your own?
[13:05] <skutr3> i think it has something to do with what we did yesterday
[13:05] <skutr3> when i booted debian i got an error that said could not load ICEAuthority file can anyone help?
[13:05] <MarcRichter> Dr_Willis: But the init-Script isn't a Symlink to init :
[13:05] <MarcRichter> root@ubuntu-1004-lts-64bit:/etc# ls -l /etc/init.d/networking
[13:05] <MarcRichter> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2256 2009-12-03 17:04 /etc/init.d/networking
[13:06] <manlymatt83> twitch: using the default kernels.  It tried -24 and -25 but neither loads ubuntu... it just hangs.
[13:06] <manlymatt83> Odd part is this only started happening today... surely I was running -24 or -25 before today.
[13:06] <skutr3> can anyone help me /
[13:06] <MarcRichter> Aaaaaah .... may it be that Upstart _and_ the ancient init.d are both trying to initiate the network?
[13:07] <twitch> !fsck | manlymatt83
[13:07] <twitch> manlymatt83: boot recovery or livecd
[13:07] <skutr3> when i booted i got an error that said could not load ICEAuthority file can anyone help?
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  i dont think so.. the init.d is using some upstart commands/options it seems.
[13:08] <manlymatt83> Already ran an fsck
[13:08] <user82> hi ppl short question. is there something like "pause" in a batch script in sh files?
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  toss in some echo commands in the scripts and watch what its doing.
[13:08] <user82> i want to view the terminal output befor it closes the window
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> user82:  bash 101 - the 'sleep' command
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> user82:  or the 'read' command
[13:08] <user82> thanks
[13:08] <Calinou> user82: change the terminal preferences, too
[13:08] <Calinou> both works
[13:08] <Calinou> there's an option so the terminal does not close after finishing script
[13:09] <twitch> Calinou: ? u running it via f2?
[13:09] <Calinou> huh?
[13:09] <Calinou> gnome terminal
[13:10] <twitch> Calinou: the script must have an "exit" or ctrl+d command
[13:10] <MarcRichter> Dr_Willis: You're speakting of the init.d Script, not the init - Configfile, don't you?
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> it all depeneds on the details of how you are starting the script
[13:10] <Calinou> ctrl+c, not d?
[13:10] <aguitel> aptitude install -f or apt-get install -f ?
[13:10] <twitch> Calinou: ctrl+c is cancel not close
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> MarcRichter:  check them both out.   i looked in init.d/networking and it looks like it was using some upstart functions just now
[13:11] <zamba> how can i see what speed my nic is operating at?
[13:11] <zamba> (using cli tools)
[13:11] <user82> found it calinou thx
[13:11] <plokijuheswa> aguitel: for what?
[13:11] <Calinou> np
[13:11] <MarcRichter> Dr_Willis: I doubt if I understand what the echo's shall tell :P The Script is running - that I know because it *works* when issued after the boot ..
[13:12] <aguitel> plokijuheswa, to fix incomplete instalation
[13:13] <plokijuheswa> aguitel: either would force a reinstall or install, you need 'sudo dpkg -configure -a' to resolve that problem
[13:13] <twitch> aguitel: sudo apt-get install -f
[13:13] <aguitel> twitch, plokijuheswa ok
[13:14] <kriiz> i'm sorry i have a question!!
[13:14] <Calinou> don't be sorry for having a question
[13:14] <Calinou> everyone can ask questions here
[13:14]  * twitch only has 1/8 of a bottle of vodka left now ;(
[13:14] <AbhijiT> kriiz, ask
[13:15] <twitch> !ask | Calinou
[13:15] <kriiz> i'm sure you know giver right?
[13:15] <Calinou> ¬_¬
[13:15] <kriiz> is only for lan?
[13:15] <Calinou> in line, i don't entirely agree with it
[13:15] <porjo> zamba: ethtool or mii-tool
[13:16] <Calinou> cause some clients aren't line breaking, and the horizontal scrolling suffers :P
[13:17] <zamba> porjo: thanks
[13:18] <twitch> porjo: ethtool .. love it only found it the other day
[13:20] <BluesKaj> Hey all
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> hi BluesKaj
[13:20]  * meshuggah is disturbing neighbour with: Andreas Kisser (Sepultura) - Hubris I - Protest - (0:40/1:07)
[13:20] <BluesKaj> hi ActionParsnip
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> meshuggah: please don't do that, it spams the channel and nobody cares
[13:21]  * twitch slaps BluesKaj with a trout .. hehe old school
[13:21] <meshuggah> ActionParsnip: oh sowwi
[13:21] <manlymatt83> So I just tried booting into the newer kernel again.  It just hangs at the splash screen and after about 2-3 minutes a bunch of "task XYZ blocked for more than 120 seconds" messages spew the screen.
[13:21] <twitch> ActionParsnip: hey man! needed u last few hours :S
[13:22] <meshuggah> ActionParsnip: how are you^
[13:22] <BluesKaj> hey twitch , haven't seen that action in while :)
[13:23] <manlymatt83> any ideas why that could be happening?
[13:25] <meshuggah> what is the command to make higher the max people of channel?
[13:25] <meshuggah> please
[13:25] <Calinou> on IRC, meshuggah ?
[13:25] <meshuggah> yes
[13:25] <twitch> manlymatt83: try ctrl+alt+f1 .. if it gives u a tty then ya in luck if not ... boot recovery looks ta dmesg try to find ya "hang"
[13:25] <Calinou> you need to be channel operator
[13:25] <meshuggah> i am
[13:25] <jrib> meshuggah: try #freenode
[13:25] <Calinou> it's +l <number>
[13:25] <Calinou> it's +l <number of users>
[13:25] <Calinou> as channel mode
[13:25] <Calinou> l, L
[13:25] <meshuggah> ./mode #channel +l ?
[13:26] <Guest11584> hi! can anyone help with laptop power management? i have nx9420 and when I uninstall all battery management programs i can work on battery for 2 hours. But when I have battery management installed on it, i can work only for 10 minutes. I have installed laptop-mode but and that is all what i have installed at this time. Any indicator is going wild and showing 0% and throwing warnings .
[13:26] <meshuggah> thank
[13:26] <meshuggah> jrib, mangedelamarde
[13:26] <twitch> meshuggah: /msg chanserv help
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> twitch: am at work dude, but its quieter. I'm sure others can help
[13:27] <tzang> Hey everyone,  i am having some issues setting up my DNS and i was looking for some direction.
[13:27] <Calinou> meshuggah: mangedelamerde, not mangedelamarde?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Guest11584: are there any bugs for it?
[13:27] <meshuggah> sowwi, calinou
[13:27] <Calinou> :P
[13:27] <Calinou> i'm french
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> tzang: are you setting up a LAN DNS server?
[13:27] <jrib> meshuggah: that language isn't welcomed here.  And this channel is for ubuntu support, not help with this network.  The people at #freenode can help you better.
[13:27] <Calinou> watch ya language
[13:27] <meshuggah> i guessed
[13:27] <twitch> ActionParsnip: was only me there for a couple .. was fretting i saw 5 direct msg's at once i almost flipped lol
[13:27] <meshuggah> jrib, plz
[13:28] <tzang> I have a static ip of 1.8.  I created foward, reverse  zones, and adjusted the host file. I can ping my server by ip but not name. What file do you think would be causing this issue
[13:28] <twitch> tzang: /join bind
[13:28] <tzang> ok thanks
[13:28] <Calinou> you mean #bind?
[13:28] <meshuggah> 1500 people and almost nobody have savoir vivre
[13:28] <meshuggah> exce[t calinou
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> tzang: if you add an entry in your DNS it should help, you can also add to /etc/hosts on the client (or maybe even the DNS system) and that should help
[13:29] <Calinou> meshuggah: stop speaking frenglish, first
[13:29] <Calinou> and... that's nasty
[13:29] <twitch> Calinou: works without # unless u use a crap client
[13:29] <wirr> hello i have a total n00b question please
[13:29] <meshuggah> Calinou: disculpar me
[13:29] <cdbs> !ask | wirr
[13:29] <twitch> \
[13:29] <maitrey> Hi guys, I have an cunning question. My wi-fi shows full signal, but I cant browse or download. I am living in a hotel and I think they have blocked me somehow. Is it possible to be blocked from router and how can I find out? Or better how can I prevent it? Can I change some information so that the router wouldn't be able to recognize my computer??? thanks a lot
[13:30] <wirr> i am trying to compile and run a python .pyw file. what commands do i use?
[13:30] <wirr> a source code file
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> maitrey: can you ping 8.8.8.8?
[13:30] <jrib> wirr: #python can better help you understanding how to use python
[13:30] <Calinou> some ports are blocked, maitrey
[13:30] <Calinou> port 80
[13:31] <wirr> ok thanks
[13:31] <sacarlson> tzang: even if you have your bind9 configured correct you still need to setup /etc/resolv.conf and or  dhcpd to point at it
[13:31] <wirr> no one seems to be alive in #python...
[13:32] <twitch> !ot | sacarlson
[13:32] <jrib> wirr: you're not in #python...
[13:32] <manlymatt83> hmmm, if I disable discrete graphics on my T510 and go back to integrated via the bios will my X11 automatically get updated or will I have to do something?
[13:32] <wirr> good point. i will register my nic.
[13:32] <jrib> !register | wirr
[13:33] <marsh_1337> Hi! Can anyone help regarding HP nx9420 battery issues?
[13:33] <janisozaur> !anyone | marsh_1337
[13:33] <plokijuheswa> manlymatt83: i doubt it, it would probably crash X when you switch unless udev does something
[13:33] <takamarou> Hi all.  I'm trying to connect a ubuntu server 10.10 to a Iomega Storecenter NAS with NFS enabled.  I was able to connect to the NAS a couple days ago, but after a reboot I am having issues.  I'm not sure which version of NFS the storcenter uses, but everything I try gives me an error.  NFSv3 says the requested nfs version is not supported... NFSv4 says Protocol Not Supported
[13:34] <takamarou> any ideas?
[13:34] <sacarlson> twitch: even if offtopic might be good to point them in the general directions to continue there search
[13:34] <Carmen> ola
[13:34] <twitch> sacarlson: but already direct to the corret chan .. n e way ;)
[13:34] <MarkHitchhiker> Hey
[13:35] <MarkHitchhiker> how do i connect on a chanel?
[13:35] <twitch> MarkHitchhiker:  /join #channame
[13:35] <janisozaur> MarkHitchhiker, /join #channel
[13:35] <plokijuheswa> MarkHitchhiker: /join #channelname
[13:35] <MarkHitchhiker> ty
[13:35] <plokijuheswa> yay FIRST!
[13:35] <marsh_1337> I have removed all battery management programs on ubuntu, and now my battery lasts for 2 hours. If I have any of them installed i cant work (on battery) more then 10 minutes. Only thing that I have installed is laptop modules.
[13:35] <twitch> plokijuheswa: via your ping :P
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> marsh_1337: Are there bugs logged for your make / model?
[13:36] <MarkHitchhiker> #android :Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services
[13:36] <MarkHitchhiker> what i should do?
[13:36] <marsh_1337> As far as I know, no.
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> marsh_1337: then log one with acpi so it can be attended
[13:36] <twitch> MarkHitchhiker: /msg nickserv help
[13:36] <aslam> how do we mount an SD card
[13:36] <DJones> marsh_1337: You need to register your nick to join some channels
[13:36] <plokijuheswa> twitch: lies!
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> !register | MarkHitchhiker
[13:36] <twitch> plokijuheswa: heh :P
[13:36] <DJones> marsh_1337: Sorry, should have been for MarkHitchhiker
[13:36] <maitrey> ActionParsnip: to ping 8;8;8;8 do I have to edit it in the network connections, in the place of dns server? Because now i have not filled any colon in the ipv4/6 settings
[13:37] <takamarou> Does anyone have experience with NFS mounting?
[13:37] <marsh_1337> DJones: np
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> maitrey: no, just lauch a terminal and ping away
[13:37] <MarkHitchhiker> !register | MarkHitchhiker
[13:37] <MarkHitchhiker> now it
[13:37] <MarkHitchhiker> ah
[13:37] <MarkHitchhiker> ty
[13:37] <twitch> maitrey: ping localhost ... ping www.google.com .. ping anyip
[13:37] <marsh_1337> ActionParsnip: tnx
[13:38] <aslam> any help in mounting sd card in ubuntu
[13:38] <plokijuheswa> !sd
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> maitrey: use:  ping 8.8.8.8    in terminal, do you see relpies?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> aslam: with the card in, if you run:  sudo fdisk -l   do you see the partition on the SD card?
[13:39] <manlymatt83> Gah this is annoying, nothing in dmesg.  I wonder why this would just randomly start happening with two kernels but not the other kernel.  Especially when the two kernels that aren't working were working yesterday.
[13:39] <aslam> what I have to look for
[13:39] <twitch> ActionParsnip: 8's are ugly redirect :P lh or 127's better for learning
[13:39] <sacarlson> takamarou: nfs mount yes some
[13:39] <jck> can anyone think of what could be wrong here: I'm unable to loginto gmail on any brower in linux, however i can loginto gmail from windows(same wifi settings on both oses) I've tried alternative dns, deleting my profile
[13:39] <maitrey> it shows: 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8 : icmp_seq=2 ttl=50 time=365 ms
[13:39] <maitrey> and no replies
[13:40] <NeoCicak> hi all... i'm getting the following error when starting 'network' in gnome-shell : Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" ... does anyone know how to fix this?
[13:40] <maitrey> on local host it responds continuously counting seconds
[13:40] <takamarou> sacarlson, I'm trying to mount an NFS drive from my company's NAS.  I had it mounted the other day, but after rebooting both the NAS and the Server (10.10) I can no longer mount...  I get protocol not supported errors.  Any ideas?
[13:41] <sacarlson> takamarou: not sure if it worked before why not now?  but make sure sudo apt-get install nfs-common
[13:41] <twitch> !nick | wirrr herton_lunch
[13:41] <aslam> actionParsnip: i only see sda1-10
[13:41] <aslam> which is my internal disk
[13:42] <maitrey> ActionParsnip: it shows: 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8 : icmp_seq=2 ttl=50 time=365 ms and no replies with the localhost it looks similar but the seconds are increasing
[13:42] <twitch> aslam: 1-10 sounds like a usb
[13:42] <takamarou> sacarlson, installed and reinstalled that a couple times.  It would appear the error is on my ubuntu side - judging by the protocol not supported errors.  I'm just not sure what tho change.
[13:42] <sacarlson> takamarou: try restart the server side
[13:43] <maitrey> ActionParsnip: you can see I am a big rookie, but ready to learn. What does this whole stuff mean??
[13:43] <twitch> aslam: is it pure sata or e-sata
[13:43] <sacarlson> takamarou: can you ping the server from the client?
[13:43] <twitch> or usb
[13:43] <aslam> twitch: how do I know if my sd card is been recognized
[13:43] <takamarou> yep
[13:43] <takamarou> sacarlson, yep.  I'll try to restart it.
[13:43] <twitch> aslam: to see if it is mounted "df -h"
[13:44] <aslam> twitch is only showing sda
[13:44] <bonjoyee> aslam: check the system logs for any error messages..
[13:44]  * meshuggah is disturbing neighbour with: Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child- The Jimi Hendrix Collection (CD1) - Voodoo Child (Slight Return) - (3:16/5:11)
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> maitrey: ok the 365ms shows it is replying. If you run:  cat "nameserver 8.8.8.8" | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf    then retry the web, does it work?
[13:44] <llutz_> meshuggah: stop that spam please
[13:45] <meshuggah> hum
[13:45] <meshuggah> k
[13:45] <twitch> aslam: well no it aint .. is it a usb hub?
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> meshuggah: what makes you think anybody cares what you are listening to, in any way!?
[13:45] <aslam> twitch
[13:45] <aslam> twitch: no
[13:45] <meshuggah> ActionParsnip: nothing, lol
[13:45] <aslam> its a sd Port in my laptop
[13:45] <unixhacker> is there support for dlink pcmcia wifi adapters in ubuntu?
[13:45] <Williams> Hi everyone! Is there a way to change native resolution on linux ? I can't get higher than 1680x1050. I'm using nvidia card
[13:45] <meshuggah> ActionParsnip: do you think i give a damn? i only give a damn cause llutz said please
[13:45] <sacarlson> takamarou: also on the server try: showmount -e
[13:45] <twitch> aslam: so your mobo has a sd card reader :S ???
[13:46] <wiblewoble> res | Williams
[13:46] <aslam> twitch: Yes
[13:46] <wiblewoble> !res | Williams
[13:46] <usr13> unixhacker: Possibly, which one do you have?
[13:46] <takamarou> sacarlson, clnt_create: RPC: Program not registered
[13:46] <twitch> aslam: laptop i assume?
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> Williams: what video chip exactly?
[13:46] <bonjoyee> twitch: have you not seen notebooks recently?
[13:46] <unixhacker> let me check the model usr13
[13:46] <Williams> ActionParsnip, GTS 160M
[13:46] <aslam> twitch: Yes, toshiba l650
[13:46] <twitch> bonjoyee: lol yes
[13:46] <usr13> unixhacker: What does lspci say about it?
[13:46] <sacarlson> takamarou: is that on the client side?  the showmount -e must be run from the server side
[13:47] <unixhacker> usr13, dwl-g650
[13:47] <takamarou> sacarlson, oh sry.  The NAS doesn't have any ssh ability or command prompt ability....  Just IOmega's limiting web-based GUI
[13:47] <usr13> unixhacker: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsDlink
[13:48] <twitch> aslam: lspci -v .. make sure your sd card reader is getting loaded
[13:48] <aslam> twitch: when I remove my sd card there is log in dmesg "usblp0:removed"
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> Williams: did you install the proprietary driver?
[13:48] <sacarlson> takamarou: ok so lets see how you try to mount on your client then,  what command line or /etc/fstab do you use?
[13:48] <twitch> aslam: hurm what format is yourt sd card
[13:49] <aslam> twitch: vfat
[13:49] <takamarou> sacarlson, sudo mount -t nfs -o proto=tcp,port=2049 192.2.40.73:/nfs/printartsportal /mnt
[13:49] <Williams> ActionParsnip, don't know what that is, but I have installed latest drivers from nvidia
[13:49] <takamarou> sacarlson, I've also tried that with -t nfs4... that gives a different Protocol not supported error
[13:49] <twitch> aslam: hurm weird .. have u tried manually moubnting it
[13:49] <twitch> mounting
[13:50] <takamarou> same behavior after NAS reboot
[13:50] <aslam> twitch: I am not able to find mmc in /dev
[13:51] <aslam> twitch: or which device file I have to use to mount the dev
[13:51] <manlymatt83> I could disable the nvidia card in my bios, switch back to discrete graphics, and then re-install ubuntu, ya?
[13:51] <bonjoyee> aslam: did the internal card reader work with other cards types?
[13:51] <twitch> have u pluged it in and gone to "system_.admin-> disk util" and seen if it shows
[13:51] <manlymatt83> errr sorry, integrated.
[13:51] <manlymatt83> I cna't see how the integrated graphics on this system could be all that bad.
[13:51] <unixhacker> thanks usr13 that solved my dilema man
[13:51] <sacarlson> takamarou: maybe try nfs4 like:  mount -t nfs4 -o proto=tcp,port=2049 nfs-server:/ /mnt
[13:52] <aslam> bonjoyee: I am using the internal card reader for the first time
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> Williams: i suggest you use the packages in ubuntu, it will upgrade for you when required
[13:52] <usr13> unixhacker: NP
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> Williams: run: sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
[13:52] <unixhacker> I am finally completly moved away from windows junk hurray
[13:52] <bonjoyee> aslam: then it might not be detected at all...first check if it is...
[13:52] <takamarou> sacarlson, exactly what I've been trying.  sudo mount -t nfs4 -o proto=tcp,port=2049 192.2.40.73:/nfs/printartsportal /mnt     responds with "mount.nfs4: Protocol not Supported"
[13:53] <sacarlson> takamarou: sorry missed you already tried it
[13:53] <twitch> lol @ unixhacker ... wanna get another nick .. ok sry guys had to say it
[13:53] <usr13> manlymatt83: the only problem with integrated graphic chips is that you loose some of your RAM to it.
[13:53] <Williams> ActionParsnip, trying right now, updating 80MB :/
[13:53] <bonjoyee> aslam: please pastebin the output of "lspci -v"
[13:53] <takamarou> sacarlson, if it helps, NFSv3 throws a different, but similar error - mount.nfs: requested NFS version or transport protocol is not supported
[13:53] <sacarlson> takamarou: well to verify it's on the ubuntu side can you mount it from any other system?
[13:53] <aslam> bonjoyee: I have used it in windows
[13:53] <takamarou> scarlson, lemme try from my local computer.. hold on
[13:54] <sacarlson> takamarou: or can you run a nfs server on some other ubuntu system to verify the client is configured?
[13:54] <bonjoyee> aslam: ubuntu is not windows..it has to detect it to work..
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> Williams: sounds about right
[13:54] <manlymatt83> usr13: Understood, but then I wouldn't have to use the proprietary nvidia driver, which is what I think is causing my problems
[13:54] <aslam> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Core Processor DRAM Controller (rev 02)
[13:54] <aslam> 	Subsystem: Toshiba America Info Systems Device fd50
[13:54] <aslam> 	Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0
[13:54] <aslam> 	Capabilities: <access denied>
[13:54] <aslam> 	Kernel driver in use: agpgart-intel
[13:54] <aslam> 	Kernel modules: intel-agp
[13:54] <FloodBot1> aslam: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:55] <manlymatt83> usr	My laptop has both Intel ingrated graphics and Nvidia discrete
[13:55] <twitch> enter | aslam
[13:55] <twitch> !enter | aslam
[13:55] <takamarou> sacarlson, that would be a heavy task.  To my knowledge none of our other servers have NFS capabilities currently.
[13:55] <bonjoyee> aslam: i am not saying the card reader's not working..just that ubuntu may have not detected it..
[13:55] <takamarou> scarlson, Mounted the NFS perfectly fine on my local ubuntu box. Using -t nfs
[13:56] <usr13> manlymatt83: You don't have to user proprietary nvidia driver in the first place.  Who said you did?
[13:56] <lvh_> Greetings!
[13:56] <sacarlson> takamarou: I see another package you might try nvfv4-acl-tools
[13:56] <twitch> !ask > lvh_
[13:57] <manlymatt83> usr13: the ubuntu software updater told me to switch to it when I initially switched to the discrete graphics chip
[13:57] <takamarou> sacarlson, Got that one already too.  I fear the solution may be a reboot - unfortunately this is a very heavily used production server.
[13:57] <sacarlson> takamarou: oh local work!!! maybe it's a firewall thing?
[13:57] <takamarou> scarlson, could be.  What's the file for firewall settings?
[13:58] <AbhijiT> hey guys
[13:58] <AbhijiT> i cant find suspeneded sentece in my lucid software center. helop
[13:58] <sacarlson> takamarou: I'm not sure how your network is configured,  what is the gatway to the network?
[13:58] <AbhijiT> anyone knows hot to get Suspended sentences in lucid?
[13:59] <takamarou> scarlson, 192.2.40.1
[13:59] <takamarou> scarlson, actually, this one is outbound..  so 192.2.46.1
[13:59] <sacarlson> takamarou: is this the side with the NAS server on it?
[13:59] <manlymatt83> Is anyone running 11.04?
[13:59] <usr13> manlymatt83: but you don't have to. The open source nv driver works just fine.  (as long as you do not need 3D acceleration)
[13:59] <aslam> I am back
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> AbhijiT:  look for a ppa for the app if you cant find it in the normal repos
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> manlymatt83: i am but its supported and discussed in #ubuntu+1
[14:00] <mhall119> manlymatt83: try #ubuntu+1
[14:00] <ikonia> manlymatt83: the guys in #ubuntu+1 are
[14:00] <AbhijiT> Dr_Willis, :/
[14:00] <manlymatt83> usr13: ahhh, okay
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> AbhijiT:  what sort of magical answer were you expecting?
[14:00] <AbhijiT> Dr_Willis, :D ammm why they only availe it in maverick but not in my lucid? :(
[14:01] <sacarlson> takamarou: also if it's outside the mask of the local network the nfs might be configured not to allow connections to it,  you need to look inside your nas settings for that also
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> AbhijiT:  ive no idea what the app even is.  could be you dont have some repos enabled.. or it was dropped..
[14:01] <AbhijiT> Dr_Willis, hmm ok np thanks for yout time
[14:01] <serkan333> hi
[14:01] <vish> Dr_Willis: AbhijiT  just read the recent post on OMG ;)
[14:02] <usr13> manlymatt83: For normal desktop use 3D acceleration  is not needed.  BUT, I usually don't use onbard graphics simply because in my opinion, it is less effecient - but that's just me.
[14:02] <AbhijiT> vish, comeing from there only!
[14:02] <Dr_Willis> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/02/suspended-sentence-becomes-first-post-release-app-to-land-in-ubuntu/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+d0od+%28Omg!+Ubuntu!%29
[14:02] <serkan333> where i get perl program
[14:02] <twitch_> yay for some noobtard Dos'in my server
[14:02] <aslam> output of lspci -v
[14:02] <Dr_Willis> vish:  still no idea what the app is. :)
[14:02] <aslam> http://paste.ubuntu.com/565378/
[14:02] <AbhijiT> Dr_Willis, its game!!!
[14:02] <vish> Dr_Willis: me neither ::)
[14:02] <vadmeste> Hello everybody! I've found this "Canonical is building an Android execution environment that will make it possible for Android applications to run on Ubuntu" but I cannot find something to download to do my try, any suggestions ?
[14:02] <AbhijiT> Dr_Willis, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/02/suspended-sentence-becomes-first-post-release-app-to-land-in-ubuntu/
[14:02] <manlymatt83> usr13: better battery life with the integrated graphics though, no?
[14:02] <Lint> serkan333, it should be installed by default; try "which perl "
[14:02] <usr13> manlymatt83: In other words,  I'm not a big fan of MBs with onbard graphics.
[14:03] <Pici> AbhijiT: That says 10.10, not Lucid.
[14:03] <takamarou> sacarlson, sorry, had to run down an IT issue.  They are actually on seperate networks.  The NAS has a gateway of 192.2.40.1... but the client computer has dual NICs... I suppose that could be the problem
[14:03] <AbhijiT> Pici, yeah that is what i want. i want that game in my lucid
[14:03] <usr13> manlymatt83: Is this a laptop you are talking about?
[14:03] <serkan333> active perl
[14:03] <twitch> who eber is DoS'imn me grow up
[14:03] <takamarou> sacarlson, I have both of the clients IPs (internal and external) specifically allowed inside of the NAS.. but that still could be an issue
[14:03] <Pici> serkan333: No, the command is 'which perl'.  Perl is installed by default.
[14:04] <manlymatt83> usr13: yes.  my t510 has both onboard and discrete, and has the ability to switch between them on the fly, but that isn't supported in ubuntu.  So I have to choose one or the other.
[14:04] <aslam> twitch:http://paste.ubuntu.com/565378/
[14:04] <Lint> serkan333, on activestate website?
[14:04] <Pici> AbhijiT: You're free to search for a PPA yourself:
[14:04] <Pici> !ppa > AbhijiT
[14:04] <AbhijiT> :/
[14:04] <AbhijiT> Pici, i know. thanks btw
[14:04] <serkan333> i get it \ but cant install
[14:04] <serkan333> :(((
[14:04] <AbhijiT> i was looking for reason why they dont included it in lucid!
[14:04] <Pici> AbhijiT: I don't know sorry
[14:04] <Williams> ActionParsnip, I've updated the drivers, but still max resolution is too low. I've tried xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1024X768    -    no luck
[14:04] <manlymatt83> I've just been having a lot of issues with the nvidia discrete card.... flooding /var/log/messages, etc.  All issues people are experiencing.
[14:04] <AbhijiT> Pici, np
[14:05] <usr13> manlymatt83: I really don't know the effects of battery life, and I've not had a laptop with those features, so I wouldn't know.  You'd have to ask someone else about that.
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> Williams: try running:  sudo nvidia-xconfig   then reboot
[14:05] <usr13> manlymatt83: 10.10 or 10.04 ?
[14:06] <manlymatt83> 10.10
[14:06] <bonjoyee> aslam: is that the entire output?
[14:06] <aslam> bonjoyee: let me check again
[14:07] <usr13> manlymatt83: Again I don't know.  ...Just wondering if it is particular to 10.10 and not an issue with 10.04.
[14:07] <Williams_> ActionParsnip, still no luck
[14:07] <manlymatt83> my dmesg gets constantly flooded with: [ 2917.749639] NVRM: os_raise_smp_barrier(), invalid context!
[14:07] <twitch> 
[14:07] <usr13> manlymatt83: And if it IS particular to 10.10, it will probably be fixed soon.
[14:07] <manlymatt83> usr13: also, now my laptop wqon't boot into the newer kernels, and it seems to be an issue with the graphics.
[14:08] <superman097> guys... how i can checked multicast forwarding table on ubuntu? urgent... :)
[14:08] <serkan333> pici why i cant use this ($) on python
[14:08] <twitch> lol i'm filing a report on your DoS
[14:09]  * AbhijiT finaly got it from their website
[14:09] <nibbler_> superman097, i dont know anything specific, but i assume its just like you would do in any linux
[14:09] <danifunker> ahh.. found the right channel
[14:09] <danifunker> hi everyone, i'm having a problem with KDM and XDMCP on Ubuntu 10.10, I can't seem to connect to it, I have already adjusted my Xauthority (added * to add all hosts to connect) and kdmrc (enable XDMCP). What am I missing?
[14:09] <usr13> manlymatt83: Looks like there's a bug report on it. https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-x-swat/msg93675.html
[14:09] <Pici> serkan333: I don't understand what you're asking.  If this is about python programming, #python would be a better place.
[14:09] <twitch> kiss ya little ... yes little bot net good bye
[14:09] <Pici> twitch: Excuse me?
[14:10] <aslam> bonjoyee: i have paisted again http://paste.ubuntu.com/565379/
[14:10] <manlymatt83> usr13: yeah, I've read that entire thread.  It's just one example.
[14:10] <speedy> Gnome 3 Freezes up after boot up Iso from Gnome3.org have to do cold boot, booted back up same thing only difference was that after boot opened filemanger and then Firefox and freezes up eveytime not good but i know its demo and beta but will be nice hopefully after the kinks are resloved and bugs and lots of polish its a bit different.
[14:11] <twitch> Pici: nvm :)
[14:11] <usr13> manlymatt83: nvidia-current - NVIDIA binary Xorg driver, kernel module and VDPAU library
[14:13] <usr13> manlymatt83: Are you using it now?
[14:13] <staar2> well could anyone explain what mean if directory has chmod a+x rights ? I mean the execute rights are what for on directory ?
[14:14] <rickb|server> HI :)
[14:14] <vega-_> staar2: tells if you can cd into that dir or not
[14:14] <nibbler_> staar2, it means "enter a dirctory"
[14:14] <bonjoyee> aslam: i don't see the entries for the SD/MMC ...well someone smarter than me may be able to read those better..
[14:14] <twitch> staar2: yeah what dir
[14:14] <rickb|server> Can I go straight from 8.10 to 10.10 using the update-manager -D command?
[14:14] <takamarou> sacarlson, interesting output from mount -v : http://pastie.org/1548983
[14:14] <aslam> bonjoyee: np, thanks for looking in to it
[14:14] <GHH> I am getting error when compiling and installing C source. The error is /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lpq collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make: *** [some] Error 1. Please i need help
[14:15] <serkan333> turk yok mu burda
[14:15] <staar2> what about u+s(SUID) - on directory does not mean anything ?
[14:16] <twitch> !compile | GHH
[14:16] <vega-_> GHH: postgresql-devel or something like that missing
[14:16] <manlymatt83> usr13: yes
[14:16] <manlymatt83> usr13: wait, where did you pull that nvidia-current from?
[14:17] <GHH> vega-_, But i need to be what i need
[14:17] <vega-_> GHH: what?
[14:17] <GHH> twitch, that is not solution
[14:17] <usr13> manlymatt83: my 10.04 system
[14:17] <ikonia> GHH: what are you trying to build ?
[14:18] <bonjoyee> aslam: keep an eye on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1618202
[14:18] <twitch> GHH: this is a ubuntu support channel not a compile what you want channel
[14:18] <usr13> manlymatt83: apt-cache search nvidia-current
[14:18] <twitch> !ot | GHH
[14:18] <sacarlson> takamarou: looks like time out so server failed to respond?
[14:18] <manlymatt83> yeah, I'm running the latest:
[14:18] <manlymatt83> nvidia-current is already the newest version.
[14:18] <usr13> manlymatt83: I think if you just remove xorg.conf (or rename it) you can revert to the OS driver.
[14:19] <sacarlson> takamarou: what ip address does the server see you as?  if your on wan can you see what you look like from a browser to http://whatismyip.com
[14:19] <d4n1s> Why do I see in some instrcutions on how to install a software something like this... ./name.sh or ./anyname.something
[14:19] <usr13> manlymatt83: rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf     or    mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak
[14:19] <GHH> twitch, you mean i am not asking ubuntu related ?
[14:19] <manlymatt83> usr13: it will re-generate a new one when I log back in?
[14:19] <ikonia> GHH: what are you trying to buiuld
[14:19] <ikonia> build
[14:19] <d4n1s> or even run ./name.sh or run ./anyname.something
[14:19] <jrib> staar2: setuid on a directory does nothing
[14:19] <GHH> ikonia, C source
[14:19] <usr13> manlymatt83: And then restart the X server  Ctrl-Alt-Backspace
[14:19] <twitch> GHH: no it is not ubuntu core is it?
[14:20] <ikonia> GHH: for what
[14:20] <d4n1s> help?
[14:20] <raywen> some one from pland?
[14:20] <usr13> manlymatt83: No, it will just do without it.
[14:20] <d4n1s> can anyone hjelp me?
[14:20] <takamarou> sacarlson, well, locally the server sees me as 192.2.40.117.   No GUI on the ubuntu box..  so I'll have to get creative
[14:20] <ikonia> d4n1s: what are you trying to install
[14:20] <d4n1s> does it matter?
[14:20] <ikonia> d4n1s: yes
[14:20] <d4n1s> vmware tools
[14:20] <BluesKaj> usr13,Ctrl-Alt-Backspace hasn't worked in the last few distros
[14:20] <ikonia> d4n1s: ok, so #vmware is the place to ask
[14:21] <sacarlson> takamarou: you can use wget if you don't have a gui
[14:21] <d4n1s> ikonia its instructions on how to install it on linux
[14:21] <ikonia> d4n1s: yes, and those instructions are written by #vmware for their closed source product
[14:21] <usr13> manlymatt83: And you will revert back to the open source nv driver.  You can test that.  While you are in this session, do lsmod |grep nv  and to it in the next session and you'll see the difference.
[14:21] <d4n1s> ikonia I haven't seen it just on vmware I have seen it multiple times
[14:21] <usr13> BluesKaj: Thanks for the correction.
[14:21] <ikonia> d4n1s: ok, so follow the instructions
[14:22] <GHH> ikonia, i am not understanding why you are asking this; but i need to solve this problem(problem in ubuntu when compling)... Please help me just
[14:22] <d4n1s> ikonia it says to type in run ./filename and when I type this in terminal it tells me there is no command run
[14:22] <ikonia> GHH: what software are you trying to build
[14:22] <BluesKaj> usr13, there is a way to get it work , but i can't recall the metod
[14:22] <ikonia> d4n1s: the command is "./filename" not "run ./filename"
[14:22] <manlymatt83> usr13: ok thanks
[14:22] <usr13> manlymatt83: As BluesKaj says, you can no longer restart the X server with Ctrl-Alt-Backspace but just logging out and back in should do the trick.
[14:22] <d4n1s> ikonia ./filename or ./path to filename?
[14:23] <ikonia> d4n1s: if you are in the same directory as the file, just ./filename if not ./full_path_to_file_name
[14:23] <BluesKaj> or drop to a tty ctrl+alt +f1 , the ctrl+alt+f7 to get back
[14:24] <lvh_> Hi! Are there any good screencast tools in 10.10? I tried istanbul, but it basically produced a pretty shoddy Ogg.
[14:24] <takamarou> sacarlson, whatismyip sees 75.145.150.174.  I'll allow that on the NAS
[14:24] <twitch> !dontzap | BluesKaj
[14:24] <usr13> manlymatt83: BluesKaj Ctrl-Alt-Del  gives options....
[14:24] <sacarlson> takamarou: ya that's what you will need to do
[14:24] <shell> hi all
[14:24] <Oli``> Is there any way to find out if the user logged in via an automatic login (vs typing in their password at the gdm login screen)?
[14:25] <ikonia> Oli``: no
[14:25] <takamarou> sacarlson, same error.
[14:25] <sacarlson> takamarou: oh and what if your ip changes?  do you have static ip at that point?
[14:25] <aslam> bonjoyee: in Hardware drivers its has only driver for my wifi , which is from broadcom
[14:25] <usr13> manlymatt83: BluesKaj ... but restarting X is not one of them ...  oh well.
[14:25] <ikonia> Oli``: the security log may word it differently, but I don't think so
[14:25] <sacarlson> takamarou: you might have to reset it after you change it
[14:25] <GHH> ikonia, why are you asking this ?
[14:25] <shell> today i received an email alert from my intrusion detection system and i am wondering if this file is normal in ubuntu. i received "File '/dev/.blkid.tab' present on /dev. Possible hidden file.
[14:25] <ikonia> GHH: to help you
[14:25] <shell> is .blkid.tab normal in ubuntu?
[14:25] <Oli``> ikonia: where would that get logged? some sort of pam log?
[14:25] <takamarou> sacarlson, Yeah.  I've got a static IP.  The odd thing is is that it's not that.  The static IP should look something like 161.135.*.*
[14:25] <ikonia> shell: yes, it's normal
[14:26] <usr13> ab' present on  /dev. Possible hidden file.
[14:26] <ikonia> Oli``: sort of, check out /var/log see what's in there
[14:26] <shell> ikonia: okay thank you
[14:26] <BluesKaj> oh yeah twitch , thanks , I'd forgotten about that
[14:26] <sacarlson> takamarou: what does ifconfig show?
[14:26] <twitch> nps
[14:26] <vega-_> Oli``: that info is in /etc/gdm/custom.conf
[14:26] <manlymatt83> what's the best way to restart my ubuntu setup and run fsck if the newer kernels don't wanna work?
[14:26] <usr13> GHH: See:  https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rkhunter/+question/98038
[14:26] <manlymatt83> they just hang
[14:27] <d4n1s> usr13 thx
[14:27] <takamarou> sacarlson, http://pastie.org/1549026
[14:27] <GHH> ikonia, But i do not think so that name of source need
[14:27] <usr13> shell: See:  https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rkhunter/+question/98038
[14:27] <usr13> d4n1s: That was mistake
[14:27] <sacarlson> takamarou: you might also have a adsl box to setup on that side to forward incoming trafic?  but you start it so should still work
[14:27] <ikonia> GHH: I do, so you can either tell me, or stop asking for help
[14:27] <usr13> d4n1s: That link was not for you.  Sorry, was a mistake.
[14:27] <shell> usr13: excellent, thanks for the link
[14:27] <Oli``> vega-_: Sure but I'm trying to edge around the case when if it's set to autologin and then the user logs out. They then manually log in (and don't meet the criteria for what I'm trying to do)
[14:27] <d4n1s> usr13 ahh ok
[14:28] <sacarlson> takamarou: so this is at your client?
[14:28] <takamarou> sacarlson, correct
[14:28] <takamarou> sacarlson, the NAS has three IPs, all on the same internal subnet.  192.2.40.73, 74, and 75
[14:28] <sacarlson> takamarou: so then we need to know how it's routed   sudo route
[14:29] <System_Default_0> Gotta go. Bye.
[14:29] <twitch> 3 ip's :S
[14:30] <sacarlson> takamarou: so Is your NAS have is hooked to a switch that's on the eth0 side?
[14:31] <takamarou> sacarlson, http://pastie.org/1549038
[14:31] <GHH> ikonia, thanks
[14:31] <takamarou> sacarlson, correct.
[14:31] <ddilinger> how might i see the inotify message history (the disapearing popup notifications)
[14:32] <twitch> takamarou: your gateway is on a diferent subnet ..
[14:32] <sacarlson> takamarou:  I guess it should work then, I see nothing wrong with that
[14:32] <takamarou> twitch, I know.  The gateway's subnet is the primary gateway.. Has to be that way for external access reasons.
[14:32] <takamarou> sacarlson, Feel my pain?
[14:33] <twitch> takamarou: so your gateway can route different zones?
[14:33] <sacarlson> takamarou: well I know nothing about the NAS side so that's as much as I can tell you
[14:34] <takamarou> twitch, the gateways are actually the same device.  It's a firewall setup with different zones for security.  Theres a passthrough from 192.2.46.* to 192.2.40.*
[14:34] <BluesKaj> takamarou, may I make a suggestion , sometmes adding IPs such as the NAS IP to /etc/hosts.allow will help
[14:34] <sacarlson> takamarou: what version of ubuntu is on this ubuntu box?
[14:34] <takamarou> sacarlson, 10.10 Server
[14:34] <twitch> takamarou: ahh ok if it has the rules .. ermm weird
[14:35] <takamarou> BluesKaj, does that require a network service restart?
[14:35] <piotr_> nop
[14:35] <twitch> no
[14:35] <BluesKaj> takamarou, it might
[14:36] <takamarou> BluesKaj, tried it.  No luck.  Boy is this a pain in the ass
[14:36] <sacarlson> takamarou: oh I forgot one more thing on ubuntu sudo iptable -L
[14:36] <twitch> takamarou: can u even ping it? or nmap it's subnet
[14:36] <iker_> hi, I have a problem with an email server. When I send an email to certain domains I receive 550-You e-mail server have incorrectly configured reverse DNS (RFC 1912
[14:36] <ddilinger> takamarou: can you ping any of the routers ip's (46.1 or 40.1 ) ?
[14:36] <cabrilo> hello all.. any ide which package contains "send" command? or how to find that out?
[14:37] <takamarou> sacarlson, iptable command not found..
[14:37] <iceroot> cabrilo: apt-file
[14:37] <BluesKaj> takamarou, also add portmap then the Ips like : ALL:192.168.x.x
[14:37] <takamarou> twitch, I can ping it.  will nmap in a moment
[14:37] <sacarlson> takamarou: sorry sudo iptables -L
[14:37] <iceroot> cabrilo: apt-file search foobar  is searching all packages from the repo containing the file "foobar"
[14:37] <takamarou> ddilinger, I can ping everything
[14:37] <ApacheOmega> I just loaded and installed Ubuntu server and after the reboot its saying something about Kernel Panic and now I cant even get the computer to turn off or reboot what do I do here
[14:37] <cabrilo> iceroot, beatiful. thanks
[14:37] <ddilinger> takamarou: it pings, just the NAT seems to throw away internet bound packets?
[14:38] <takamarou> sacarlson, http://pastie.org/1549066
[14:38] <twitch> hurm if u can ping it it's either a filer on a port or service not running
[14:38] <tev> ApacheOmega what is it panicing about?
[14:38] <iker_> #quit
[14:38] <sacarlson> takamarou: WIDE open
[14:38] <ddilinger> its definatly an iptables problem, if thats the iptables on your router it shouldn't be empty
[14:38] <manlymatt83> usr13: great... I rebooted and the machine came up fine with the new kernel.  Rebooted again, and it hung.  Rebooted again, and it came up.  hardware issue?
[14:38] <ddilinger> i dont remember what a nat setup looks like, but it needs something in there usually :)
[14:38] <takamarou> ddilinger, that's the iptables on my client
[14:39] <ApacheOmega> tev: not syncing VFS
[14:39] <cabrilo> manlymatt83, hung how?
[14:39] <rokyronnie> Hi there
[14:39] <ddilinger> takamarou: ahh, hmm then that is just tfine
[14:39] <tev> ApacheOmega not able to mount root fs?
[14:39] <takamarou> sacarlson, is that a bad thing?
[14:39] <twitch> takamarou: nmap it
[14:39] <ApacheOmega> tev: and theres some other stuff it's saying also i have to go check
[14:39] <takamarou> twitch, nmap not installed..
[14:39] <sacarlson> takamarou: so this direct connect to a switch that connects to this server,  so what is different in what does work?  what ip was it that worked?
[14:40] <rokyronnie> can somebody help me? I have a little question
[14:40] <manlymatt83> cabrilo: during the splash screen, it's just hanging.  Then the splash screen disappears and I'm left with a blank screen.
[14:40] <takamarou> twitch, I can run it locally.  are you just looking to see open ports?  or test my network abilities?
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> rokyronnie: ask away
[14:40] <sacarlson> takamarou: no wide open is good thing,  no problems in iptables sorry
[14:40] <twitch> takamarou: "sudo apt-get install nmap | sudo nmap -sS <ip>"
[14:40] <rokyronnie> all I want to know, is how can I add 2 NTFS partitions to be automatcly mounted at start up
[14:40] <ApacheOmega> tev: yes and it says swapper not tainted on the next line
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | rokyronnie
[14:40] <takamarou> scarlson, my local box has an IP of 192.2.40.117.  The difference is that the ubuntu box has two nics, and a gateway of 192.2.46.1
[14:40] <twitch> takamarou: u might need -PN as well
[14:41] <tev> ApacheOmega: tons of hits on howto fix that
[14:41] <tev> http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+not+syncing+VFS+&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=&oe=
[14:41] <takamarou> twitch, I'd prefer not to install nmap.  Trying to keep this server pretty clean - it's production and I don't want too many bloated tools on it
[14:41] <sacarlson> twitch takamarou: is working on the client side of nfs,  the server is a NAS
[14:41] <fern_> Anyone familiar with hpn-ssh
[14:41] <twitch> takamarou: nmap is tiny ......
[14:41] <tev> nmap bloated? wtf?
[14:41] <rokyronnie> thank you
[14:41] <ApacheOmega> tev: how do I even get the pc to turn off or reboot i guess I'm saying how do I correct this?
[14:41] <cabrilo> manlymatt83, remove the splash screen. google to find out how, or just press something like f8 or f9 for it to disappear. then see the message
[14:41] <takamarou> twitch, a local nmap of the NAS gives http://pastie.org/1549076
[14:41] <ikonia> tev: calm the language down please.
[14:42] <tev> ikonia yes sir nazi police
[14:42] <twitch> hurm the box is is open ...
[14:42] <tev> what a idiot
[14:42] <ranger03> I am sure every Ubuntu and Gnome user has minimized a window, and wondered how to find it again. How does one find their minimized window+apps ?
[14:42] <tev> ApacheOmega: at this point :P you can just poweroff and boot with the cd
[14:42] <twitch> !gr | tev
[14:43] <ApacheOmega> tev: it wont even let me do that i gueas i have to literally unplug - also I added LAMP-UBUNTU Desktop and a couple other things durng the set up should I not do that?
[14:44] <twitch> lol sould of read it
[14:44] <pareLi> i must say, this is my first time using linux: i love it
[14:45] <d4n1s> how to take logs of terminal when I run a command that will save everything printed on the terminal on a txt
[14:45] <twitch> takamarou: if u can nmpa it and all those ports are open ... there's a filter somewhere
[14:45] <d4n1s> ikonia ?
[14:45] <d4n1s> user13 ?
[14:45] <twitch> takamarou: prolly on the router
[14:45] <ikonia> d4n1s: use a redirect, eg ls -la > file.txt
[14:45] <ApacheOmega> tev: you there or did they kick you off again
[14:45] <ikonia> ApacheOmega: he's not in the channel
[14:45] <llutz_> d4n1s: "script"
[14:46] <takamarou> twitch, the odd thing is that 1: I can mount the NFS fine from my local machine and 2: I was able to connect a week ago before a restart.. and no firewall settings have changed
[14:46] <ApacheOmega> ikonia: well could you help me cause he was about to give me an answer to my problem
[14:46] <ikonia> ApacheOmega: I don't know what your question is
[14:46] <BluesKaj> pareLi, first time using linux and your running in irssi ...yeah sure it is :)
[14:47] <v_> can we install DVD player in ubuntu ?
[14:47] <ikonia> !dvd | v_
[14:47] <d4n1s> I want to turn my router on a webserver what do u think?
[14:47] <ikonia> d4n1s: do what ?
[14:47] <d4n1s> ikonia turn my router in a webserver
[14:47] <ikonia> d4n1s: that's not really an ubuntu issue
[14:47] <pareLi> irssi was the coolest irc client i could find
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> !dvd | v_
[14:47] <d4n1s> ikonia I know I just ask ur opinion
[14:47] <twitch> takamarou: ok mount nfs on same subnet or different, connect how ssh?
[14:47] <ranger03> Alt-Tab <--is that how i find my lost or minimized windows ?
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> v_: you simply need the decoder, any player can then play dvd
[14:48] <ikonia> d4n1s: then take it to an offtopic channe, this one is for ubuntu support only
[14:48] <ApacheOmega> I'm having a Kernel panic problem it says something about cant mount root fs
[14:48] <v_> ubottu: to play movies what should i instal ?
[14:48] <takamarou> twitch, different subnet.  I'm connecting via ssh
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> ranger03: add the windows list item to your panel
[14:48] <ikonia> ApacheOmega: what version of ubuntu
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> v_: read the link she gave
[14:48] <ranger03> hmm let me try that widget :)
[14:48] <ApacheOmega> ikonia: UBUNTU server 10
[14:48] <ikonia> ApacheOmega: 10 what
[14:48] <ApacheOmega> 10.10
[14:48] <Rock_Star_> hi guys
[14:48] <greg3000> "Unreliable CPU Thermal Sensor; Monitoring Disabled" -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/653770  <-- anyone know a workaround?
[14:48] <Rock_Star_> am trying to download 10.10 via wubi
[14:48] <ikonia> ApacheOmega: what kernel is trying to boot (version number)
[14:49] <Rock_Star_> for some odd reason in the setup its saying amd64.iso.torrent. i have an intel machine. whats going on ?
[14:49] <pareLi> BluesKaj, how can you see that im using irssi?
[14:49] <ikonia> Rock_Star_: amd64 is just 64bit
[14:49] <Rock_Star_> lol ok ikonia, thanks mate. just making sure.
[14:49] <twitch> takamarou: ok dunno but im limited becuase im wasted and going to bed now :P but i still reckon it's a filter :P prolly wrong but thtas much hunch ... try telnet port 139 .. anyway goodnight
[14:50] <ApacheOmega> ikonia: i think 0.872285
[14:50] <ikonia> ApacheOmega: that's not a kernel version
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> Rock_Star_: amd got to the desktop 64bit market first so for a while amd were theonly 64bit desktop CPUs. It will run on intel 64bit too
[14:50] <Rock_Star_> its saying the size is only 17 GB though .
[14:50] <ikonia> Rock_Star_: 17GB is VERY big
[14:50] <Rock_Star_> is it ?
[14:50] <ikonia> Rock_Star_: yes
[14:50] <Rock_Star_> I got loads of space on my hard drive though was hoping to use more.
[14:51] <Rock_Star_> i did set that to 25 GB however
[14:51] <BluesKaj> pareLi, right click on a nick in my irs client and choose "version" , it tells which irc client you are running
[14:51] <greg3000> "Unreliable CPU Thermal Sensor; Monitoring Disabled" -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/653770  <-- anyone know a workaround?
[14:51] <BluesKaj> err irc client
[14:51] <ikonia> greg3000: if there was a workaround it would be in the bug report
[14:51] <ApacheOmega> ikonia: i cant find the version number because my computer is now stuck because of this I cant even manually turn off - I can only unplug the whole thing and I dont know if thats a good Idea at this point
[14:51] <[bean]> pareLi: type /ctcp BluesKaj version
[14:51] <Rock_Star_> alright guys its a big day for me. im finally going to migrate to ubuntu. As sad  as it sounds i been a windows user for way too long
[14:51] <greg3000> ikonia: they say it's undecided importance, yet it's very important since my PC shutoff last night during calculations
[14:51] <ikonia> ApacheOmega: sounds like there maybe a hardware problem if you can't turn it off
[14:52] <ikonia> greg3000: that doesn't change what I said
[14:52] <greg3000> ikonia: bugs can still exist with workarounds
[14:52] <Rock_Star_> is 10.10 good guys ?
[14:52] <greg3000> Rock_Star_: Evidently not if you care about your CPU speed in 64bit
[14:52] <ikonia> greg3000: if there was a work around it would be in the bug
[14:53] <ikonia> Rock_Star_: personal opinion, try it
[14:53] <ApacheOmega> ikiona: then how do I fix this and could it be because i INSTALLED LAMP and UBUNTU Desktop during installation
[14:53] <ikonia> greg3000: what are you talking about, care about your cpu speed in 64bit
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> Rock_Star_: yes
[14:53] <Rock_Star_> how do u mean, greg3000 ?
[14:53] <Rock_Star_> Whats wrong with my CPU ?
[14:53] <ikonia> Rock_Star_: nothing, he's talking nonsense
[14:53] <[bean]> pareLi: btw i use weechat. its curse based irc client just like irssi but its smaller, more customizable, and has integrated nicklist and supports more lanaguage for scripting
[14:53] <Rock_Star_> ok
[14:53] <greg3000> I mean, if your CPU gets going to fast, with thermal sensors being disabled, your PC will shut down unexpectedly (assuming the motherboard catches the overheating)
[14:54] <Rock_Star_> WHAT?
[14:54] <ikonia> Rock_Star_: ignore him
[14:54] <greg3000> Rock_Star_: I just discovered it personally last night
[14:54] <kwvarga> I am running two monitors at different resolution (laptop display + external). Is it possible to lock my mouse to only visible portions of the screen?
[14:54] <greg3000> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/653770
[14:54] <Rock_Star_> hmm
[14:54] <ikonia> greg3000: please stop giving people false information, that is a bug for YOU, not everone
[14:54] <kblessinggr> I need a lil help figuring out why UFW isn't working, even though I allow 80/443 I can't connect o my site when ufw is enabled, this is my ufw status along with iptables -nvL http://paste.pocoo.org/show/335810/
[14:54] <ikonia> Rock_Star_: ignore it
[14:54] <pareLi> so weechat.. better than irrsi?
[14:54] <Rock_Star_> here we go guys
[14:54] <Rock_Star_> am rebooting and loading my ubuntu
[14:54] <Rock_Star_> cheers ikonia
[14:54] <greg3000> ikonia: It's a bug for 64bit, check it out yourself, not limited to any one motherboard or processor type: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/653770
[14:54] <[bean]> pareLi: in my opinion. not everyone would say so though. lots of hardcore irssi fans
[14:54] <manlymatt83> So I've rebooted about 20 times today.  Under 2.6.35-22-generic the machine always comes up fine.  Under 2.6.35-24-generic or 2.6.35-25-generic the machine only comes up about half the time.  And if it does come up, it's laggy....as in, I'll hear the sound for the login box but the actual login box won't pop up for 20 seconds after that.  Or the machine will just hang (all sound, video gone) for 20-30 seconds and then work again.
[14:55] <ikonia> greg3000: and yet I don't suffer from it......
[14:55] <takamarou> sacarlson twitch: looks like it was a filter problem.  I changed the gateway on the ubuntu box to 192.2.40.1 and now I get a permissions error on the mount - much easier to fix.
[14:55] <greg3000> ikonia: maybe you don't use your CPU enough
[14:55] <greg3000> lol
[14:55] <BluesKaj> pareLi, ctcp may not work on my nick due to cloaking
[14:55] <manlymatt83> The odd part is that I was running 2.6.35-25-generic yesterday on this machine and it was working fine with no issues.  Does this seem to be hardware failure?  Or since it's always working on 2.6.35-22-generic, perhaps something got installed through auto-update that messed things up?
[14:55] <ikonia> greg3000: or maybe it's not a problem for everyone
[14:55] <greg3000> "that's what she said"
[14:55] <pareLi> bean: im new to linux and irrsi, so im no hardcore fan of irssi
[14:55] <ApacheOmega> if i want to connect with tev: again how do I find the guy because he was just about to tell me how to fix my problem b4 he was booted off
[14:55] <pareLi> BluesKaj, ctcp did not work
[14:56] <ikonia> ApacheOmega: he's not on freenode at the moment
[14:56] <ikonia> BluesKaj: pareLi maybe take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:56] <ikonia> or #freenode
[14:56] <greg3000> I'm just trying to figure out how to fix this without downgrading from 10.10
[14:56] <[bean]> pareLi: then give weechat a go and be sure to read the getting started guide. its very helpful
[14:56] <ikonia> greg3000: wait for a fix to be released
[14:56] <delinquentme> whats the ubuntu tool that people use to search for multiple strings in a document ... command line driven ...
[14:56]  * greg3000 ain't got time to wait
[14:56] <BluesKaj> it won't work on my nick pareLi , due to the fact that I'm cloaked
[14:56] <ikonia> greg3000: then we can't help
[14:56] <BluesKaj> !cloak | pareLi
[14:56] <greg3000> ikonia: maybe you can't help, but possibly others could
[14:57] <ikonia> greg3000: no
[14:57] <pareLi> bean: getting weechat now
[14:57]  * greg3000 chuckles
[14:57] <manlymatt83> is there a log of package updates somewhere so I can see what was done between yesterday and today?
[14:57] <[bean]> pareLi: also make sure you are getting version 0.3.4
[14:57] <DannyButterman> HI there. I need to know a good way to mount smb shares for a given user session. I suppose I have to use fstab, but even before this step, I can't mount a share without wrong user rights mapping. Can some one help me ?
[14:57] <[bean]> it has alot of fixes
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> manlymatt83: /var/log/dpkg.log
[14:58] <gpc> greg3000: the bug was just opened this morning?
[14:58] <greg3000> gpc: it was reported first 2010-10-02
[14:58] <manlymatt83> ActionParsnip: Thanks.  Do you agree that my issue sounds like hardware failure?  Otherwise, why would two kernels just randomly stop working?
[14:58] <n3> WENAS
[14:58] <greg3000> gpc: so about 4months old
[14:58] <n3>  wenass
[14:58] <greg3000> or 3
[14:59] <n3> alguen me echa una mano con la instalacion de una grafica
[14:59] <n3> no se como matar la x
[14:59] <[bean]> english please | ingles por favor
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> manlymatt83: not sure, are ther ebugs logged with the bad kernel?
[14:59] <guntbert> !es | n3
[14:59] <Pici> !es | n3
[15:00] <sacarlson> takamarou: I thought there was just a switch inbetween you and that NAS cool glad you found it
[15:00] <n3> uy
[15:00] <dasse_> hi i'm using 10.04 and i got some wlan problems. i tried using ndiswrapper but afterwards i uninstalled it and now i can't get a wireless connection at all
[15:00] <greg3000> RE: CPU Thermal Sensor Disabled, is there some other app to monitor and turn up the fan when the CPU gets going?
[15:00] <manlymatt83> ActionParsnip: haven't been able to find anything.  Though it would seem odd that -22 is working but -24 isn't... they should be pretty close, no?
[15:01] <greg3000> Since the ubuntu 10.10 method has a bug reported in October?
[15:01] <DannyButterman> Can some one help me on mounting samba shares
[15:01] <DannyButterman> ?
[15:01] <manlymatt83> ActionParsnip: Could there be a difference in the modules being loaded in one vs the other?
[15:01] <wr_> hello
[15:01] <Ubuntu_1104> I updated ubuntu 11.04 last night, Now I cannot add any launcher to the desktop.
[15:01] <pareLi> quit
[15:01] <takamarou> sacarlson, There is.  eth0 and the NAS are just seperated by a switch, but eth1 and the NAS are seperated by a firewall.  The gateway on the client uses eth1..  hence the problem.  I'll have to figure out some forwarding on that, then.  Thanks so much for your help.  I appreciated it
[15:01] <Pici> Ubuntu_1104: 11.04 support is in #ubuntu+1, not #ubuntu
[15:02] <zamba> is it possible to go directly from jaunty to lucid?
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> manlymatt83: yes as the modules are compiled different
[15:02] <Ubuntu_1104> What does this channel do?
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> zamba: no you must stop at karmic first
[15:02] <BluesKaj> zamba, no, you ned to install jaunty-karmic-lucid
[15:03] <zamba> ok
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu_1104: its where your release is supported
[15:03] <bc81> is there some kind of drop down terminal like in FPS games??  that would be cool to have
[15:03] <Pici> Ubuntu_1104: #ubuntu is for support of stable and released versions of Ubuntu.  #ubuntu+1 is where the in-development release is supported/discussed.
[15:03] <manlymatt83> ActionParsnip: If I were to get 10.04 from the website today, would it come with the kernel as of October 2010 or as of now?  Are the ISOs updated?
[15:04] <Pici> bc81: Either tilda for gnome-like environments or yakuake for KDE
[15:04] <induz> why my desktop gnome visual effect can not be changed?
[15:04] <bc81> Pici cool, thanks
[15:04] <induz> Lucid lynx
[15:04] <Civilordergone> hai ubuntu. try running my site on your OS roar. www.paintacquaint.com draw 1-on-1 with random strangers
[15:05] <pksadiq> induz: are you using Nvidia or any other cards?
[15:05] <sacarlson> takamarou: oh my understanding what the client was the ubuntu with eth0 and eth1,  so I was way off from the picture of the problem
[15:05] <Ubuntu_1104> Thank you, I received the answer from a private message.
[15:05] <induz> I go to system--preference--appearance--visual effect, but it is set to NONe, when i try to set it to set to extra or other its Unable to perrfrom
[15:06] <induz> pksadiq, there is No properietery hardware driver is the system as per ubuntu
[15:07] <induz> yes i guess Nvidedi Xserver setting is ON
[15:07] <oliver_> my iphone 4 running ios 4.2.1 doesn't show up on ubuntu at all can anyone tell me why?
[15:07] <DannyButterman> I need help for mounting windows shares with correct user rights
[15:07] <jrib> !samba | DannyButterman
[15:08] <Emanon> oliver_: what version of ubuntu?
[15:08] <induz> pksadiq, how can i setup the Nvidia Xserver setting to be effective on my Ubuntu?
[15:08] <pksadiq_> info nvidia-settings | induz
[15:08] <oliver_> Emanon: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[15:09] <takamarou> scarlson, that is the setup.  Ubuntu has eth0 as 192.2.40.3 and eth1 as 192.2.46.7.  The gateway is on eth1 - 192.2.46.1.   The NAS is 192.2.40.73, so it has to pass from 192.2.46.1 to 192.2.40.1... that's where it gets hung up
[15:09] <Emanon> Think they added support for the newer idevices in 10.10
[15:09] <pksadiq_> !Info nvidia-settings
[15:09] <oliver_> hopefully .. can i upgrade my ubuntu without a cd?
[15:09] <Emanon> Otherwise it should show up in rhythmbox
[15:09] <DannyButterman> jrib: I know what samba is. Actually I already use samba shares in my network. The problem is that from a ubuntu client to a linux server, I do not have the correct user rights.
[15:10] <Emanon> Yes you can oliver_
[15:10] <oliver_> doesn't show up in rythmbox
[15:10] <wmcinnis> oliver_ yes
[15:10] <pksadiq_> !info nvidia-setting
[15:10] <BluesKaj> oliver_, which vrsion are upgrading from ?
[15:10] <oliver_> BluesKaj: 10.04
[15:10] <induz> pksadiq, here http://i.imgur.com/Ld4DI.png
[15:10] <pksadiq_> !info nvidia-settings
[15:10] <Emanon> Don't remember the command for it though and I'm on my phone
[15:10] <martin__> hello
[15:11] <DannyButterman> jrib: moreover, when using the graphical way of mounting shares, i do have the correct user rights. But not when I mount them manually
[15:11] <jrib> DannyButterman: the links don't just explain what samba is, they explain how to use it too.  But if you're having specific issues please include that in your question and add relevant details (on a pastebin for example).  Try to keep it all on one line so that anyone just joining will know what you are asking about
[15:11] <Emanon> Hello martin__
[15:11] <martin__> some
[15:11] <jrib> DannyButterman: how are you mounting them manually?
[15:11] <martin__> one
[15:11] <martin__> is here
[15:11] <Pici> !enter | martin__
[15:11] <induz> pksadiq_, how can i do it on my Ubuntu Lucid?
[15:11] <root__> why cant i connect to freenode on weechat, *: root :Nick/Channel is temporarily unavialable
[15:11] <pksadiq_> Induz install nvidia-settings
[15:11] <induz> pksadiq_, how?
[15:12] <RedNose> question: are there names defined after Natty Narwhal? Anybody knows wich "O" Name 11.10 will have?
[15:12] <Pici> RedNose: No, not yet.
[15:12] <sacarlson> takamarou: sounds like  client(eth0)>wan_router>wan<wan_router>ubuntu(eth1)>ubuntu(eth0)>NAS
[15:12] <Pici> !codenames  | RedNose for suggestions see...
[15:12] <pksadiq_> induz in terminal type sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[15:12] <th_> aargh im trying to load module cx88_dvb but "no such device" :S wtf??
[15:12] <DannyButterman> jrib: yes I can mount them manually, but the user mapping is not good then. While it's ok when mounting the graphical way
[15:13] <jrib> DannyButterman: how are you mounting them manually?
[15:13] <BluesKaj> oliver_, then yes , but make sure you comment or remove any ppas added after your last install , then sudo do-release-upgrade
[15:13] <RedNose> where will they announce new Names or suggestions?
[15:13] <v_> i want to install C++ compile so plz let me know which compile is good
[15:13] <Emanon> There it is hanks BluesKaj
[15:13] <v_> RedNOse : i want to install C++ compile so plz let me know which compile is good
[15:14] <Emanon> Was thinking apt-get dist upgrade or something
[15:14] <induz> pksadiq_, when i do that command it says  intel-gpu-tool is already installed
[15:14] <RedNose> v_, you mean you need a C++ Compiler?
[15:14] <oliver_> BluesKaj: thanks :D about to update my ubuntu now  :D
[15:14] <v_> RedNose:yes
[15:14] <RedNose> isnt a Compiler installed as standart in Ubuntu? gcc++ ???
[15:14] <BluesKaj> oliver_, enjoy :)
[15:14] <wmcinnis> will there be a way to remove the new gnome shell crap in 11.10? the unity stuff
[15:15] <RedNose> for linux gcc is standart compiler
[15:15] <rumpe1> wmcinnis, yes... and unity!=gnome shell
[15:15] <pksadiq> RedNose: it might be g++
[15:15] <Pici> wmcinnis: #ubuntu+1 would be a better place to discuss this.
[15:15]  * greg3000 doesn't want to abandon his cool new Ubuntu 10.10 install... but is being forced because of the THERMAL SENSOR BUG which shuts down his computer when things get going too fast
[15:16] <RedNose> what is the diffrence, isnt unity based on gnome?
[15:16] <niles|iPod> Yes
[15:16] <pksadiq> induz: in system -> administration select hardware and try to select your vidio card
[15:16] <induz> how can i setup and configure my Xserver nvidia settings on Ubuntu
[15:16]  * greg3000 anyone with a constructive suggestion is welcome to PM
[15:16] <Emanon> greg3000: couldn't you turn it off in bios?
[15:16] <induz> pksadiq, the system says there is NO hardware driver
[15:16] <greg3000> Emanon: I have options for "smart-fan" and then manual fan settings to adjust how loud and fast the fan would run at all times
[15:17] <pksadiq> induz: if you are sure that your computer uses nvidia , you can uninstall intel-..... and install nvidia-settings
[15:17] <andrea_> ciao
[15:17]  * greg3000 start flipping through burned distro CD/DVDs
[15:18] <Emanon> Right but can't oh turn off reporting or auto shutdown in the bios? I know mine has emergency temp control settings in there
[15:18] <greg3000> Emanon: Yes, but the shutdown is for overheating safety.. we wouldn't want to destroy our box because of a bug with Ubuntu 10.10
[15:19] <StuckMojo> hi. anyone know how to get the boot animation that's in the sample video "Howfast.ogg" ?
[15:19] <StuckMojo> this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmvcMQ72xlg
[15:19] <StuckMojo> it's a spinning ubuntu logo
[15:19] <Dan_> Any one no where to get a good dev kit?
[15:19] <Emanon> Can't you leave the fans on and turn the buggy program off?
[15:19] <DannyButterman> jrib: http://pastebin.com/P8X64a8k
[15:19] <jrib> Dan_: what do you want to accomplish exactly?
[15:20] <greg3000> Emanon: yes this is truly one option
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> StuckMojo: theres a nice sunrise one
[15:20] <induz> pksadiq, how can i find out what my computer uses; nviia or intel?
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> induz: sudo lshw -C display
[15:20] <jrib> !plymouth | StuckMojo
[15:20] <StuckMojo> jrib: thx
[15:20] <NixGeek> greg3000: submit a bug to the bug tracker: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/
[15:20] <jrib> StuckMojo: my guess is "spinfinity", but explore the results of: apt-cache search -n plymouth
[15:21] <StuckMojo> jrib: yeah thanks ;)
[15:21] <greg3000> NixGeek: Someone beat me to it on October 2nd, 2010
[15:21] <niles|iPod> Bye peoples
[15:21] <Dan_> i any any one no of a good dev kit
[15:21] <jrib> DannyButterman: did you get a chance to read the links ubottu sent you?  You should be using cifs, not smbfs I believe.  Check the information ubottu gave you
[15:22] <NixGeek> greg3000: hmmm, rate your skills with linux 1-10, 1 your a newbie, 10 your a super guru.
[15:22] <AbhijiT> NixGeek, #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:22] <jrib> Dan_: your question makes no sense.  What do you want to do?
[15:22] <AbhijiT> oh sorry
[15:22] <Dan_> i am learning to program
[15:22] <induz> ActionParsnip, pksadiq  i get this http://paste.ubuntu.com/565411/
[15:22] <th_> aargh im trying to load module cx88_dvb but "no such device" :S wtf??
[15:22] <Dan_> and is looking for a good dev kit
[15:22] <NixGeek> AbhijiT: did you mean to send that to me?
[15:23] <jrib> Dan_: ok.  Have you chosen a language that you would like to program in?
[15:23] <pksadiq> induz: if lspci | grep -i nvidia   shows something, its sure
[15:23] <greg3000> NixGeek: I'd give me a 6 to 7 just because I've been to hell and back with netbooting and kernel recompiles
[15:23] <AbhijiT> NixGeek, yes but then i fond that you are asking some so i let it go
[15:23] <StuckMojo> jrib: hmm...i don't think that's it ;) maybe it's a custom one
[15:23] <StuckMojo> This package contains the spinfinity theme that features a rotating infinity sign beneath the logo.
[15:23] <jrib> StuckMojo: maybe
[15:23] <car_> fokin
[15:24] <StuckMojo> well his email's in there so maybe i'll just ask him ;)
[15:24] <Emanon> Any plans for ubuntu on iPhone when idroid finishes with its porting?
[15:24] <car_> csn
[15:25] <induz> pksadiq, lspci | grep -i nvidia shows Nothing so i dont have nvidia then why i am running Nvidia xserver?
[15:25] <Emanon> Cause they're getting pretty close it seems
[15:25] <pksadiq> induz: and so you don't need to do, that
[15:26] <Emanon> And it would be nice to get away from iOS entirely
[15:26] <DannyButterman> jrib: sorry haven't seen the ubottu links. I read them now
[15:26] <pksadiq> induz: what does you get when enabling visual effects?
[15:26] <ddilinger> anyone know how to get window titles to propogate across an ssh connection?  What i mean is in konsole usually the command being run is displayed as the window title, but when in ssh the only title is 'hostname:'
[15:26] <llutz_> !ot | Emanon it would be nice, if guys would respect the topic of this channel too
[15:27] <ddilinger> i wonder because i do most of my work on a laptop with 40G ssd, i ssh into a test server VPS to get my work done
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> induz: ok its an intel
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> induz: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes
[15:27] <pareLi> weechat; better than irssi
[15:28] <ddilinger> pareLi: herasy!
[15:28] <ddilinger> pareLi: :)
[15:29] <Emanon> So no comment on future releases I guess
[15:29] <Emanon> Poisons
[15:29] <induz> it says Visual effect could not be achieved....http://i.imgur.com/LVwlM.png
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> pareLi: better is tangiable and never concrete as it is an opinion
[15:29] <Emanon> GDR autocomplete
[15:29] <induz> pksadiq, http://i.imgur.com/LVwlM.png
[15:29] <Emanon> Grrr
[15:31] <xro> hi, is there a way to boot ubuntu in text mode? i mean deactivate gnome in the grub menu?
[15:31] <jrib> xro: forever?
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> !text | xro
[15:31] <llutz_> xro: add "text" to the grub boot-options
[15:32] <induz> ActionParsnip, what should i do for better look on my ubuntu with the intel dispaly
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> induz: the guide will help
[15:33] <xro> jrib, ActionParsnip, llutz, thanks
[15:33] <jrib> !text is <alias> nox
[15:34] <ApacheOmega> I only have 1 gig installed on my pc could that be the reason I'm having trouble installing UBUNTU Server
[15:34] <nibbler_> ApacheOmega, nope, 1gig is more than enough. what errormessage or such do you get?
[15:35] <ApacheOmega> kernell panic can not mount fs
[15:36] <manlymatt83> Hi all, so I rebooted into 2.6.35-25-generic and hit F8 during the splash screen... it got through that fine, but then the screen just went black right before the ubuntu graphical login prompt should have come up.  It did that 3 times in a row.  Caps lock was still working, but things were just hung.  I switched back into booting into 2.6.35-22-generic and now things work great again.  Any ideas?
[15:36] <induz> ActionParsnip, what kind of chipset i have on my comp , could u find that or how can i find that??
[15:36] <Rock_Star_> yo
[15:36] <nibbler_> ApacheOmega, certainly not ram centered the problem. when does this happen? thile booting? after installing?
[15:36] <Rock_Star_> ikonia,  finally on it
[15:37] <Rock_Star_> downloaded the Xchat client from synaptics
[15:37] <ApacheOmega> nibbler: after install and reboot
[15:37] <pksadiq> induz: you might download compiz-check and test, download it from http://www.sadiq.tk/ubuntu
[15:37] <Rock_Star_> thing is, how do i install flash now ?
[15:37] <raskol> I'm using a xubuntu variant. When I change my keyboard layout to dvorak, I can't use my mouse to drag, close, or maximize windows -- it behaves like I'm holding ctrl and clicking
[15:37] <ApacheOmega> nibbler: I'm having to reboot the disk again and go through install all over
[15:37] <nibbler_> manlymatt83, stick with 2.6.35-22-generic would be my idea
[15:38] <manlymatt83> nibbler_: I'm just worried I might be having failing hardware.  2.6.35-25-generic was working fine through yesterday.
[15:38] <nibbler_> ApacheOmega, some more context wouldbe helpful for this error message, sounds like your harddisk controller is not supported, or the dirve went missing or such
[15:38] <anirvana> hi all, I ccan't create a new file in /var/ folder, the new file option on right clicking is disabled, how do  I enable it?
[15:38] <Rock_Star_> took me 20 mins from downloading wubi to be running on 10.10
[15:38] <Rock_Star_> awesome piece of kit lads
[15:38] <manlymatt83> nibbler_: according to my system logs, it got updated to 2.6.35-25-generic two weeks ago... so I was running on that for two weeks without issues.
[15:38] <induz> pksadiq, your download is not working!!!
[15:38] <pareLi> will tor work as a cloak on weechat or irssi?
[15:39] <ApacheOmega> nibbler: could another reason be that my pc is a XP OS from 2005 IBM thinkcentre could I might need a older version of UBUNTU server?
[15:39] <Odaym> i have installed "ndiswrapper" on ubuntu
[15:39] <Odaym> but how do i access it?
[15:39] <nibbler_> manlymatt83, try boot options like "nosplash" and remove "quiet" so see where the problems actually are
[15:39] <nibbler_> ApacheOmega, nah, linux is very downwards compatible (unless very rare cases like ati drivers)
[15:39] <manlymatt83> nibbler: where would I set that?
[15:40] <manlymatt83> grub.conf?
[15:40] <nibbler_> manlymatt83, in the grub menu, edit the kernel line
[15:40] <manlymatt83> nibbler_: Do those changes get saved or are they only for that boot?
[15:40] <anirvana> hi all, I can't create a new file in /var/ folder, the new file option on right clicking is disabled, how do  I enable it? Please help :)
[15:40] <Rock_Star_> guys
[15:40] <nibbler_> manlymatt83, this boot only
[15:40] <Rock_Star_> can anyone help me download and run flash ?
[15:41] <erUSUL> Rock_Star_: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:41] <llutz_> anirvana: you need to be root to do that
[15:41] <ApacheOmega> nibbler: ok I'm gonna re install and if I have the same problem I'll post the exact message and oh yeah whats the diference between UBUNTU SERVER and UBUNTU Cloud enterprises or services?
[15:41] <Rock_Star_> erUSUL, what will that do ?
[15:41] <erUSUL> Rock_Star_: install flash java and a bunch of media codecs
[15:42] <squig> is any one familiar with preseed  and pxebooting
[15:42] <anirvana> llutz_ ok
[15:42] <erUSUL> Rock_Star_: it will save helpers in this channel and you some time in the futture
[15:42] <Rock_Star_> ok let me try
[15:42] <Rock_Star_> ta.
[15:43] <erUSUL> !codecs | Rock_Star_
[15:44] <pareLi> linux is so much better than windows, to bad i dident find that out before
[15:45] <Rock_Star_> agreed, pareLi . Same here. First time im doing the full switch to linux .
[15:45] <rbino> hi!
[15:46] <pareLi> Rock_star_: i still have xp64 on this computer, but only for media server
[15:46] <skutr3> can someone help me with ubuntu install please?
[15:46] <bindi> !ask | skutr3
[15:47] <skutr3> bindi: why did you do that?
[15:47] <bindi> skutr3: ?
[15:47] <skutr3> bindi: i asked if someone can help me with ubuntu install
[15:47] <Rock_Star_> damn cant install flash though anyone can help ?
[15:47] <bindi> !details | skutr3
[15:47] <Rock_Star_> !flash
[15:47] <skutr3> bindi: can we pm?
[15:47] <bindi> we cant
[15:47] <bindi> !factoids
[15:48] <fredjiles> can someone help me.  I keep getting this error when I try and reinstall packages "ERROR: Cannot import gmenu, is a package upgrade in progress?"
[15:48] <sipior> skutr3: unfortunately, he can't communicate outside of factoids. a common problem these days.
[15:48] <skutr3> can someone help me install ubuntu alongside windows 7/
[15:48] <aeon-ltd> !dualboot | skutr3
[15:48] <sipior> skutr3: might be easier if you had a more specific question
[15:49] <skutr3> sipior: can you help me install ubuntu alongside windows 7?
[15:49] <JenniferB2> hi folks... I have an svn repo on a ubuntu-server... and I need to change the password.. but when I do on the server.. I am having trouble logging again from ssh ... how do I update my key locally ? entering the new password doesn't seem to be enough
[15:49] <snypzz> Looking for video drivers for nvidia GT 250M, using UBUNTU 10.04, Kernal Linux 2.6.32-28, unable to find driver in UBUNTU Software center, can someone help me?
[15:49] <manlymatt83> nibbler_: just tried your suggestions.  it did the nosplash and noquiet.  After everything with the system loaded okay, the screen went blank for about four minutes.  Afterwards, I heard the "login screen loaded" sound in Ubuntu, and about 30 seconds later the login screen showed up, except there weren't any users to choose... the screen was half loaded, and I couldn't click anything.  I rebooted back into -22 and all is okay now.
[15:49] <bindi> snypzz: checked the restricted drivers?
[15:49] <manlymatt83> nibbler_: So it looks like no matter what the system itself is loading fine... it's just when things try to go into graphical modes?
[15:49] <sipior> skutr3: i meant "ask a more specific question", not "ask the same question to a specific person" :-)
[15:50] <skutr3> sipior: i want to make sure i partition the maximum amount of space to ubuntu while keeping windows 7
[15:50] <skutr3> skutr3: i just need some help with it though
[15:50] <aguitel> snypzz, this old card and it work with legacy driver
[15:50] <jrib> JenniferB2: you are changing the login password of your user on the server?
[15:50] <BluesKaj> pareLi, I'm running kubuntu maverick here as a media server , altho I don't use a tuner .. I'm planning on mythtv with the Hauppauge DVR in the future with component video /hidef analog input from our sat pvr
[15:50] <nibbler_> manlymatt83, i'd guess on graphicscard aswell, but hard to tell... and the stuck loginscreen might be pointing to this, too :/
[15:50] <Rock_Star_> am trying to install flash but it keeps telling me there is another package management  which is r unning
[15:50] <nibbler_> manlymatt83, have to go, good luck
[15:50] <sipior> skutr3: easily done. at install time, simply make sure that the windows partition is not touched, and allocate the rest of the space for ubuntu.
[15:51] <bindi> skutr3: well you need to shrink the windows partition using windows' diskmgmt.msc (type this into run), after that you can install ubuntu on the free space
[15:51] <skutr3> sipior: can we pm?
[15:51] <bindi> skutr3: assuming you already have a windows install
[15:51] <skutr3> bindi: i do
[15:51] <sipior> skutr3: better to keep things in-channel, so other folks can help you
[15:52] <manlymatt83> As nibbler mentioned, this may be graphics related.  But is the graphics card failing?  -22 works fine, the only issue is -24 or -25...
[15:52] <richardcurran> hi can anyone advise me on upgrading proftpd?
[15:52] <snypzz> Looking for video drivers for nvidia GT 250M, using UBUNTU 10.04, Kernal Linux 2.6.32-28, unable to find driver in UBUNTU Software center, can someone help me? search for  legacy driver...?
[15:53] <bindi> snypzz: i asked you, did you check the restricted drivers?
[15:53] <bindi> snypzz: somewhere from the administration menu
[15:53] <RishavT> snypzz: System>>Administration>>Hardware Drivers: Does it come up there? then just activate it.
[15:53] <Rock_star_11> !flash
[15:55] <perlsyntax> Do anyone know how to get ubuntu boot up from a usb drive for a hardrive?
[15:55] <snypzz> I am looking now....RishavT: Administration>>Hardware Drivers: Does it come up there? then just activate it.
[15:55] <Rock_star_11> : dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[15:55] <perlsyntax> i think my laptop main hardrive went out
[15:55] <Rock_star_11> Whats going on ? Why am i getting this message ?
[15:56] <sipior> Rock_star_11: the message seems pretty self-explanatory
[15:56] <perlsyntax> ?
[15:56] <RishavT> Rock_star_11: maybe a dpkg process was killed while installing something. just run "sudo dpkg --configure -a" and that should fix it.
[15:57] <perlsyntax> Does anyuone know how to get usb hardrive to boot up ubuntu?
[15:57] <vanco> is it possible not to have bind in ubuntu
[15:57] <snypzz> do not see hadware in the menu ....?
[15:57] <induz> how can i change system  fonts to Segoe on Lucid???
[15:57] <vanco> i cant seem to find it
[15:57] <perlsyntax> can it be done
[15:57] <henkpoley> Is there a way to reinstall or just check the checksum of all files installed with APT ?
[15:57] <Rock_star_11> ok RishavT
[15:58] <induz> Seoge fonts
[15:58] <perlsyntax> anyone one
[15:58] <sipior> perlsyntax: sure. you can install ubuntu to a usb drive just like any other. does your laptop know how to boot from usb? might check to ensure that the bios options is enabled.
[15:58] <fredjiles> help any of the system programs that are python and import a module are broken.  Any ideas what could be causing this?  They worked before I had to do a fdsk
[15:58] <vanco> can samoone help me with a problem i have with dns bind?
[15:58] <perlsyntax> i check bios
[15:58] <Rock_star_11> cool got flash working now
[15:59] <Rock_star_11> sweet stuff
[15:59] <sipior> vanco: depends on what the problem is.
[15:59] <induz> how can i get  Segoe fonts to work on my ubuntu
[15:59] <perlsyntax> the hardrive boot up first.I see a black sceen and a _ that it
[15:59] <perlsyntax> is that bad sign?
[15:59] <Rock_star_11> who da man !? im da man!
[15:59] <vanco> i dont know where bind is in the file system
[15:59] <vanco> its not in /etc/
[15:59] <sipior> perlsyntax: ensure that the usb drive comes before the internal disk.
[16:00] <luist> hey i need help restarting apache2... what could be wrong here: http://pastie.org/1549370 ?
[16:00] <perlsyntax> what you mean
[16:00] <perlsyntax> yes i sure
[16:00] <sipior> vanco: you looking for /etc/named?
[16:00] <Pici> luist: Are you running that with sudo/root?
[16:00] <henkpoley> Ah: `sudo debsums -s`
[16:00] <luist> oh
[16:00] <henkpoley> to check all packaged files
[16:00] <Psycho_Mario> does anybody have any recommendations of tracking downloads and uploads over a month?
[16:01] <perlsyntax> sipior any ideas
[16:01] <Pici> Psycho_Mario: vnstat is nice.
[16:01] <ApacheOmega> I'm installing UBUNTU Server and the prompt is asking if i need a HTTP proxy to access the outside world do I need to enter this and how do I find out this info
[16:01] <induz> no one uses segone fonts??
[16:01] <perlsyntax> no one knows i see
[16:02] <sipior> perlsyntax: yes. make sure that grub has been installed and knows where to find the usb device.
[16:02] <Pici> ApacheOmega: Do you need to enter that info in your browser on your other computers that access the internet?
[16:02] <Psycho_Mario> Pici, is it a daemon?
[16:02] <fredjiles> help any of the system programs that are python and import a module are broken.  Any ideas what could be causing this?  They worked before I had to do a fsck
[16:02] <sipior> vanco: you have installed bind, right?
[16:02] <ApacheOmega> Pici: no
[16:02] <vanco> no
[16:02] <vanco> but it comes with ubuntu
[16:02] <Rock_star_11> when i try to download something from the ubuntu software centre i keep getting this error :
[16:02] <sipior> vanco: that would be why you can't find the config file yet.
[16:02] <Psycho_Mario> Pici: looks perfect, thanks a lot
[16:02] <vanco> i have read so
[16:02] <skutr3> is 12.9 gigs enough for Ubuntu?
[16:03] <Rock_star_11> it says there is a programming error in aptdaemon
[16:03] <Pici> ApacheOmega: Then you don't need to enter it in your server install.
[16:03] <sipior> vanco: bind is not installed by default on an ubuntu desktop, to my recollection.
[16:03] <sipior> vanco: and indeed, why would it be?
[16:03] <Rock_star_11> can anyone help ?
[16:03] <ApacheOmega> Pici: Thank you
[16:03] <vanco> i am cheking
[16:04] <Rock_star_11> There seems to be a programming error in aptdaemon, the software that allows you to install/remove software
[16:04] <vanco> https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/dns.html
[16:04] <Roasted> Is a "complete removal" in synaptic = sudo apt-get remove --purge *package* ??
[16:04] <vanco> and the command doesnt work
[16:05] <Pici> Roasted: Yes.
[16:05] <Roasted> ty Pici <3
[16:05] <sipior> vanco: can you be more specific. our psychic abilities are greatly impaired by network latency.
[16:06] <ApacheOmega> Pici: is installing automatic updates important or could it cause a problem after reboot
[16:06] <vanco> i need to change the bind soutce code
[16:06] <vanco> in order to change it
[16:06] <sipior> vanco: have fun with that.
[16:06] <Pici> ApacheOmega: Its important.
[16:06] <vanco> i first have to study it
[16:06] <Rock_star_11> can anyone help ?
[16:06] <vanco> and fedora came with bind
[16:07] <vanco> but here i have problems instaling it
[16:07] <sipior> vanco: how about just grabbing the source code? it's freely available.
[16:07] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, what's the rror mesasage ?
[16:07] <Rock_star_11> Blue1, There seems to be a programming error in aptdaemon, the software that allows you to install/remove software
[16:07] <vanco> yea
[16:07] <vanco> i know that
[16:07] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, thats when i am trying to download something from software central.
[16:08] <vanco> but i thout i shoold ask firs if it was already instaled
[16:08] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  in details it says this
[16:08] <Rock_star_11> SystemError: E:I wasn't able to locate file for the ttf-mscorefonts-installer package. This might mean you need to manually fix this pack
[16:08] <sipior> vanco: "sudo apt-get install bind9"
[16:08] <vanco> no way
[16:08] <vanco> yes way
[16:08] <sipior> vanco: if that command returns an error, how about sharing it with the rest of us?
[16:09] <Roasted> if sudo killall -9 freeradius is the wayt o kill the freeradius process, how can I restart it without rebooting?
[16:09] <HeIsRisen> Hello
[16:09] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, open a terminal and try to insyall the app with , sudo ap-get install nameofapp , then tell us the out put , in pastebin
[16:09] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, any ideas ?
[16:09] <Rock_star_11> whats the short cut to open terminal again ?
[16:09] <HeIsRisen> Is there anybody that can help me with getting LAME working properly with Sound Juicer
[16:10] <BluesKaj> sudo apt-get nameofapp. Rock_star_11
[16:10] <vanco> do you know if nslookup uses bind
[16:10] <ahmad> hi
[16:10] <Rock_star_11> whats pastebin link ?
[16:10] <vanco> or it uses something else in the background?
[16:10] <BluesKaj> look in the kmenu /system , Rock_star_11
[16:10] <icehawk78> I've created and added my current user to a new group, with 'adduser username groupname', and when I run 'groups username', I see that group listed, but when I run 'groups' as that user, the new group is not listed. Do I need to do something to "reload" my group permissions or somesuch?
[16:11] <sipior> vanco: nslookup is a dns resolver. bind is a dns *server*
[16:11] <Guest1318> qualcuno italiano
[16:11] <BluesKaj> !paste | Rock_star_11
[16:11] <Guest1318> ?
[16:11] <Pici> icehawk78: Did you log off and login as that user?
[16:11] <Pici> !it | Guest1318
[16:11] <sipior> vanco: or to be more precise, nslookup makes use of the system dns resolver.
[16:11] <Roasted> if sudo killall -9 freeradius is the wayt o kill the freeradius process, how can I restart it without rebooting?
[16:11] <icehawk78> Pici: Nope, is that what needs to be done?
[16:11] <Pici> icehawk78: Yes
[16:12] <HeIsRisen> Is there anybody that can help me with getting LAME working properly with Sound Juicer
[16:12] <vanco> bind has its own resolver i thing
[16:12] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  i canno do it
[16:12] <sipior> vanco: i think you need to do some more reading.
[16:12] <vanco> something like lwbrs
[16:12] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, do what ?
[16:12] <vanco> i have done a loot of reading about bind and dns
[16:12] <vanco> i have big problems with linux tho
[16:12] <icehawk78> Pici: Okay, thanks.
[16:13] <miniuser> lol .. windows doesnt even have soemthing like bind
[16:13] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, why i cant install any software from software central
[16:13] <ApacheOmega> can somebody explain to me what the grub is
[16:13] <Rock_star_11> !pastebin
[16:13] <RishavT> Rock_star_11: you might also might want to fix broken packages via synaptic (if any). Go to synaptic>>Custom Filters>>choose "broken". If there are any packages that come up, upgrade/reinstall/remove/fix those.
[16:13] <AbhijiT> !grub | ApacheOmega
[16:13] <BluesKaj> oops sorry Rock_star_11 , system admin / console
[16:14] <ApacheOmega> thank you Mr. Robot
[16:14] <sipior> miniuser: well of course it does.
[16:14] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, am on systems package manager
[16:14] <Morten_> Hi, is there a way to kill a ssh connection without closing the terminal? - I have a connection which hangs after I have typed my password.
[16:15] <Morten_> ctrl+c does not work.
[16:15] <RishavT> Morten_: if its the only ssh session, press alt+f2 and type "killall ssh"
[16:15] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11,  as RishavT said , open synaptic /edit /fixbroken packages/apply
[16:15] <miniuser> sipior, really?
[16:16] <miniuser> sipior, theres no way, windows 7 will resolve a "www..." without entering a dns server
[16:16] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, broken package is empty mate
[16:16] <Rock_star_11> nothing in that list
[16:16] <Morten_> RishavT, thanks :) but what if I have more than one?
[16:16] <sipior> miniuser: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_DNS
[16:16] <Morten_> then I should look in running processes and kill the rigth one?
[16:16] <ZaNeIuM> can someone tell me how to convert a bmp to xpm, i got an old cool win2000 boot screen that i want to use as the splash screen in in grub
[16:16] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, did click on apply?
[16:17] <RishavT> Morten_: Uh I'm not sure, but you can try that.
[16:17] <llutz> ZaNeIuM: convert foo.bmp foo.xpm
[16:17] <Morten_> RishavT, ok - but thanks for the first advice, worked like a charm :)
[16:17] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, what app/package are you trying to install ?
[16:18] <ZaNeIuM> llutz, sorry i forget to say curring im on a windows system
[16:18] <RishavT> Morten_: np :)
[16:18] <ZaNeIuM> can you do it for me now llutz
[16:18] <genii-around> ZaNeIuM: llutz's command will work if you have imagemagick installed
[16:18] <Rock_star_11> let me try again hopefully this should work
[16:18] <llutz> ZaNeIuM: ##windows
[16:18]  * BluesKaj forgets the gnome app paths  in the panel...guess I should brush up
[16:18] <m_tadeu> hi...after upgrading today the new flash plugin package, I can't watch youtube videos anymore
[16:19] <DannyButterman> jrib: your links were of great help. It works now. Just one thing : how do you specify a share point with a space in its name ? I know it's stupid, but it's historical. I nedd to deal with it
[16:19] <llutz> ZaNeIuM: http://www.pictureresize.org/online-images-converter.html
[16:19] <Abinadai> can someone tell me why I'm getting these messages: http://paste.ubuntu.com/565442/.  I asked someone last night how to change my plymouth theme and these are the commands he told me to run.  I don't understand what is happening when I run them.
[16:19] <jrib> DannyButterman: mount\ point   OR   'mount point'
[16:19] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, its working now mate
[16:20] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11,  ok share with us what you did
[16:20] <kshallid> hey all
[16:20] <kshallid> is there any know bug in ubuntu-server 10.04 LTS installer ?
[16:20] <Guest11897> i want java tutorials for open office extension development any one help me
[16:20] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, i did as u said, went to synaptics, then looked for broken . although it was empty i pressed apply
[16:20] <Guest11897> i want java tutorials for open office extension development any one help me
[16:20] <Rock_star_11> and it downloaded something
[16:20] <Guest11897> i want java tutorials for open office extension development any one help me
[16:21] <Rock_star_11> and once that was downloaded, i went back to software central and managed to download the app this time.
[16:21] <Guest11897> i want java tutorials for open office extension development any one help me
[16:21] <LoRez> Guest11897: stop it.
[16:21] <ddd> hello
[16:21] <kshallid> i dont understand why instaler change my partition table from like msdos to hfs
[16:21] <ddd> how to add recently used folder to gnome?
[16:21] <JesperSW> Hey. Any of you guys know a newbies guide for making dualboot with windows xp and ubuntu?
[16:21] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, ok good , can you find the terminal/console ?
[16:21] <Openmind> i want java tutorials for open office extension development any one help me
[16:21] <Openmind> i want java tutorials for open office extension development any one help me
[16:22] <aeon-ltd> Openmind: that should be in #java
[16:22] <ApacheOmega> Ok I just installed UBUNTU Server and this time I finally had no problems on reboot this time where do I go now to finish setup?
[16:22] <kshallid> its virtual host with virtual disk in image. can u explain to me pls ?
[16:22] <Calinou> DaGeek247: hi, lol
[16:22] <sipior> ApacheOmega: i guess that depends on what you want to set up.
[16:23] <Roasted> if sudo killall -9 freeradius is the wayt o kill the freeradius process, how can I restart it without rebooting?
[16:23] <KB1JWQ> !dualboot | JesperSW
[16:23] <DannyButterman> jrib : I may have wrongly explained the problem. one of my share names is 'Photo Files'. Like that. No underscore but a space. If I happen to put this share name in /etc/fstab, the mount process will get very angry because it will think Files is the mount point for //myserver/Files.
[16:23] <jrib> Roasted: that's not the way to kill it...
[16:23] <JesperSW> ty sir'
[16:23] <sipior> Roasted: that surely can't be the recommended way to kill freeradius :-)
[16:23] <DaGeek247> hi calinou
[16:23] <Roasted> it's the only way I know how
[16:23] <Roasted> and it works
[16:24] <ApacheOmega> sipior: I had LINUX and TOMcat installed now do I have to configure both of those now or are
[16:24] <Roasted> what's the proper way?
[16:24] <jiffe> I uninstalled xserver on an ubuntu machine and now tty7 never drops to a shell, anyone know how to fix that?
[16:24] <jrib> DannyButterman: precede the space with a \
[16:24] <Rishav_T> Abhinadai: Thats not an error message. It's just saying you dont have any themes installed. To install plymouth themes, open up synaptic and search for "plymouth". you should get a list of themes. install them. then run that command, and you'll be asked to choose from that list.
[16:24] <ApacheOmega> Sipior:or are they already configured after reboot just happend
[16:25] <brunner> Who's a good DNS provider for round robin and auto failover?
[16:25] <jrib> DannyButterman: erm, disregard that.  « man fstab » says you should use: \040 for a space
[16:25] <BluesKaj> jiffe, f7 is the desktop, try anything from f1 to f6
[16:25] <sipior> ApacheOmega: tomcat was likely configured when it was installed, but easy enough to check to see if it's running.
[16:25] <Roasted> sipior, what do you recommend for nuking freeradius?
[16:25] <jiffe> BluesKaj: well f7 is the default when it boots up, I see it loading and it just hangs after it shows loading apache
[16:26] <ApacheOmega> sipior: how do I check to see if both Tomcat and LAMP are running
[16:26] <sipior> Roasted: something along the lines of "sudo service freeradius stop", i should think.
[16:26] <BluesKaj> jiffe, ctrl+alt+f1-f6
[16:26] <mdmkolbe> For adding a mounted filesystem to ubuntu is there a more userfriendly way than editing /etc/fstab?
[16:26] <jiffe> BluesKaj: I know I can switch, I'm just trying to fix the default so when it boots it drops straight to shell
[16:26] <Roasted> mdmkolbe, I think there's a GUI in software center.
[16:26] <sipior> ApacheOmega: you have a web browser, right?
[16:26] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, dont know what happened. my screen froze. i had to reboot
[16:26] <Roasted> mdmkolbe, I forget the name. I think I just searched for fstab though.
[16:26] <Tomcat_ha> lol highlights :(
[16:27] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  i never thought i would experience this on linux. thought it was always windows
[16:27] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, ok good , can you find the terminal/console ?
[16:27] <Rock_star_11> yes , i can, BluesKaj
[16:27] <ApacheOmega> sipior: yeah but not on the pc I installed UBUNTU server on
[16:27] <m_tadeu> how can I rollback an updated package?
[16:27] <sipior> ApacheOmega: well point it at the server you just brought up. really? that was hard?
[16:28] <sacarlson> ApacheOmega: you might see with ps -A or sudo netstat -pant
[16:28] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, how would i freeze? odd dont u think ?
[16:28] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, copy and paste this into the terminal,  sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a
[16:28] <Rock_star_11> the whole line ? BluesKaj  ?
[16:28] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, yes starting with sudo
[16:29] <Rishav_T> m_tadeu: click on the package (in synaptic). Then go to Package(Main Menu)>>Force version
[16:29] <Rock_star_11> ok it wont let me copy paste. i have to type it in console
[16:29] <BluesKaj> highlight the line , then copy
[16:29] <genii-around> Rock_star_11: Try shift-insert
[16:30] <m_tadeu> Rishav_T: but for that I have to know what the previous version is, right? or does synaptic tell me that?
[16:30] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  when i typed sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a
[16:30] <bc81> how do i move all files in one directory to another wih the terminal?
[16:30] <Rock_star_11> nothing happend, it asked me for my password then went straight to the prompt
[16:30] <bc81> i know mv, but i dont know the syntax
[16:31] <ApacheOmega> sacarlson: yeah I tried sudo netstat - pant and it brought up my tcp and tcp6 and the state the mysql apache and java is at Listen
[16:31] <sacarlson> bc81: cp -a /path/to/source/dir/  /path/to/destination/dir/
[16:31] <BluesKaj> ok good Rock_star_11 , then you had no pending installs or broken packages freezing the download from the repos
[16:31] <DannyButterman> jrib: great ! it works ! thank you so much
[16:32] <Rock_star_11> ah thanks BluesKaj  you're a star
[16:32] <sacarlson> bc81: oh best be sudo cp -a /path/source/ /path/destination/
[16:32] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, however, on synaptics when i click on missing recommended pack , it gives me a list. surely i ought to download them right ?
[16:32] <BluesKaj> now Rock_star_11 , is your desktop frezing up or what was it ?
[16:33] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, yes
[16:33] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, it happened earlier, it literaly froze, couldnt move my mouse etc. had to physically reboot the pc
[16:33] <bc81> sacarlson: thanks a lot !!
[16:33] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, how is the mouse etc now?
[16:34] <Rock_star_11> all is normal, BluesKaj
[16:34] <Rock_star_11> Now, that is
[16:34] <BluesKaj> good
[16:34] <gepatino> hi, could anyone enable xdmp in gdm for 10.10?
[16:34] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  on synaptics, do i just "mark all upgrades" ?
[16:34] <gepatino> I know there's a bug, but is there a workaround?
[16:35] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, close synaptic , open the terminal , sudo apt-get update
[16:37] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, then do, sudo apt-get upgrade ...that's the best and safest method to upgrade your setup in my experience ...package mangers can be finicky sometimes
[16:37] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, too late, i had already clicked on the selected ones in synaptics and its downloading as we speak
[16:37] <Rock_star_11> damn
[16:37] <Guest61863> Hello guys
[16:37] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, don't worry , synaptic is the best package manager anyway
[16:38] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  ill still sudo apt-get update, once synaptics done installing softwares
[16:38] <BluesKaj> gui package manager that is
[16:39] <Guest61863> If I install photoshop cs5 with wine and install some fonts from dafont and install this fonts on ubuntu photoshop will recognize this fonts ?????
[16:39] <TangoTooL> Hello.
[16:39] <ActionParsnip> Guest61863: i'd ask in #winehq
[16:39] <Calinou> sfr = gaoland
[16:39] <sipior> Guest61863: my guess would be no, but maybe wine does something clever in this case.
[16:39] <Calinou> oops, wrong channel
[16:39] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, isnt it sudo apt-get install update ?
[16:40] <needlez> ok, so I want to make a script that tells the computer to change the mac randomly and get a new IP at 30 second intervals. I have most of the script written already just when I run the script I lose connection because the MAC has been changed is there a way to have it autoconnect to my SSID with a passord already inside the script??
[16:40] <jaymhoff> Hey, I need a little bit of help.
[16:40] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, because when i typed sudo apt-get update, all it did was to read packaging lists... then done.
[16:40] <BluesKaj> sudo apt-get update , Rock_star_11
[16:40] <Calinou> upgrade != update
[16:41] <Calinou> so it's normal
[16:41] <Calinou> upgrade downloads & installs
[16:41] <Calinou> update fetches the lists, changelogs
[16:41] <jaymhoff> I have an executable .jar file. I go into permissions and click "Allow executing file as program". It gets a check mark, then immediately removes the check mark. Changing permissions from preferences do the same thing. They change for a moment, then change back.
[16:42] <TangoTooL> Jay, do you have your ubuntu on ntfs or on its own harddrive?
[16:42] <BluesKaj> then sudo apt-get upgrade, Rock_star_11 , but you won't see any packages to upgrade because you already did it with synaptic
[16:42] <jaymhoff> Ubuntu is on its own partition, the file is located on an NTFS hard drive.
[16:42] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  yep, thanks Calinou  and BluesKaj .
[16:42] <TangoTooL> I've had problems with that before too..
[16:42] <TangoTooL> One moment.
[16:42] <needlez> anyone??
[16:43] <Calinou> np
[16:43] <Abinadai> can someone tell me why I'm getting these messages: http://paste.ubuntu.com/565442/.  I asked someone last night how to change my plymouth theme and these are the commands he told me to run.  I don't understand what is happening when I run them.
[16:43] <jaymhoff> I got Minecraft and was hoping to play it on Linux, I don't want to have to switch back to Windows every time I want to play it.
[16:43] <TangoTooL> Jay, go in terminal and type "sudo -I"
[16:43] <TangoTooL> then "gksu nautilus"
[16:43] <TangoTooL> Copy and paste or cut the file over to your linux partition.
[16:44] <TangoTooL> Then try, it solved some of my issues with that.
[16:44] <BluesKaj> jaymhoff, did you try it in wine ?
[16:44] <moshofosho> how fast is ubuntu on a reasonably modern (3.5 year old) laptop now?
[16:44] <Stava> Often when I boot gnome-do wont work. Its like it has no list of applications that I can search. I need to restart gnome-do to make it work. Is there any fix for this?
[16:44] <jaymhoff> hmm... root opened up, but i got some weird warnings in the terminal
[16:44] <moshofosho> i remember boot used to take like a minute..
[16:44] <TangoTooL> He can't mark it as an exec.
[16:44] <BluesKaj> !who | TangoTooL
[16:44] <jaymhoff> I'll try copying it over to the Linux distro.
[16:45] <TangoTooL> Ok jay.
[16:45] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  what other software have you got on your pc/laptop?
[16:45] <jaymhoff> Yup, moving it from the NTFS shared hard drive to the Linux partition worked, Tango. Thanks.
[16:46] <TangoTooL> bluekaj, he is trying to run something in wine from a partition owned by windows.
[16:46] <TangoTooL> Ok jay, have fun.
[16:46] <Pici> !tab | TangoTooL
[16:46] <jjajoshua> Hi Everyone!
[16:46] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, what are you trying to install , or what do you want to do that needs an app?
[16:46] <Abinadai> well, I'm getting no love in here this morning.  Thanks peeps.  Peace out!!
[16:46] <needlez> Abinadai: Its saying that there is only one boot screen for you to choose. Which is the default so nothing to configure. What you should do is go into synaptic and look for plymouth themes and install those packages and then try that command it should then come up with options between 1,2,3,0 -- 0 is defualt
[16:46] <jjajoshua> Just got my IRC up and running on Ubuntu
[16:47] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  to be perfectly honest, i am looking around, only installed ubuntu via wubi less than an hour ago
[16:47] <george__> Hello, i need help with ISOs and Unetbootin :(
[16:48] <Abinadai> needlez,  just caught your reply before I left.  I"ll give that a try.  thanks!  ;)
[16:48] <needlez> Abinadai: np
[16:48] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, ok may I suggest you install ubuntu-restricted-extras , that will install a lot of media stuff like flash etc
[16:48] <Rock_star_11> Rock_star_11,  yeah did that earlier mate. thanks though
[16:48] <schnuffle> george__: on windows or on linux?
[16:48] <george__> Linux
[16:49] <Rock_star_11> sorry i meant BluesKaj  , i did that earlier already
[16:49] <george__> im on Ubuntu 10.10 32 bit
[16:49] <staar2> well anyone runs xp on vmware ?
[16:49] <BluesKaj> !medibuntu | Rock_star_11
[16:49] <Guest61863> If I install photoshop cs5 with wine and install some fonts from dafont and install this fonts on ubuntu photoshop will recognize this fonts ?????
[16:50] <schnuffle> george__: I stopped using it, because it caused to many problems, http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/ is a good alternative
[16:50] <sipior> Guest61863: how about just trying it and finding out?
[16:51] <Mallowcheeks> any recommended system spec monitoring tools for ubuntu desktop?
[16:51] <schnuffle> staar2: yes, me at least
[16:51] <staar2> schnuffle, is it possible to install xp with vmplayer or i need vmworkstation for that ?
[16:51] <george__> @shnuffle: yea because i wanna try out BSD, but i use Unetbootin, and when i reboot, unetbootin is there but the only boot option is DEFAULT
[16:52] <Rock_star_11> hmm
[16:52] <george__> ill try that out
[16:52] <needlez> ok, so I want to make a script that tells the computer to change the mac randomly and get a new IP at 30 second intervals. I have most of the script written already just when I run the script I lose connection because the MAC has been changed is there a way to have it autoconnect to my SSID with a passord already inside the script
[16:52] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, how do i get the cube effect on my desktop. i remember i used to have it on my laptop couple of years ago
[16:53] <My-Computer> http://localhost:8000 was able to pick up sound from my sound card am i missing something after i reinstalled
[16:53] <guitar431> TRAMADOL WILL FUCK YOU TOO
[16:53] <gpc> !language | guitar431
[16:54] <needlez> My-Computer: what is the issue?
[16:54] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, desktop effects
[16:54] <guitar431> sorry fc
[16:54] <guitar431> :)
[16:54] <Rock_star_11> where do i find it , BluesKaj . bearing in mind am using gnome
[16:54] <Sapphire> TÜRK YOLMU LA BURADA :d
[16:55] <gpc> !turkey | Sapphire
[16:55] <kostya> ээээ
[16:55] <needlez> Rock_star_11: right click on the desktop, change desktop background, visual effects
[16:55] <Sapphire> gpc thank
[16:55] <induz> when I try to change from None to Normal or extra, its unable on Lucid lynx, why and how to get it working
[16:55] <jccorrea> hi
[16:55] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, probly admin/settings or somesuch
[16:55] <needlez> I believe thats what you want
[16:55] <induz> I have intel-integrated dispaly
[16:55] <vasu> my system sound is not working on ubuntu
[16:55] <sp4rc> guys, what's the difference between kernel-xyz-virtual and kernel-xyz?
[16:56] <vasu> can u help me out
[16:56] <sp4rc> is this relevant for vmware guests?
[16:56] <guitar431> so turn up the sound
[16:56] <jccorrea> anyone already test a solution to print automatically by cups
[16:56] <induz> http://imgur.com/w1mcn
[16:56] <needlez> Rock_star_11: wait, do you have compiz installed?
[16:56] <Sapphire> !turkey induz
[16:56] <Sapphire>  !turkey | gpc
[16:56] <jccorrea> put a file from ftp and cups print automactic...using scripts etc...?
[16:56] <My-Computer> needlez i was able to route my sound to vlc http://localhost:8000 or xine http://localhost:8000 after typing in terminal "program link -r" now i cannot
[16:56] <induz> Sapphire, what is turkey??
[16:56] <gpc> Sapphire: /join #ubuntu-tr
[16:57] <Sapphire> yes turkey
[16:57] <needlez> Rock_star_11: you need compiz installed, then its under system tools, compiz fusion icon... then go into there and enable the cube effect
[16:57] <induz> can anyone he,p me recttify my display on this ubuntu
[16:57] <Rock_star_11> i dont have compiz i think
[16:57] <vasu> hai.. iam not able to solve sound problem .. my laptop is dell inspiron  i5 proceossor so please help me out]
[16:57] <Rock_star_11> shall i sudo apt-get install compiz ?
[16:58] <needlez> go to synaptic and install it that way cuz Its got a lot of other little packages
[16:58] <Logan_WP> !compiz | Rock_star_11
[16:58] <Rock_star_11> also, BluesKaj ,  under appearance preferences, i went to "themes" then "login screen" . Gives me a list. Picked one of them, how do i install it then ?
[16:59] <vasu> pls  help >>>
[16:59] <Logan_WP> !sound | vasu
[17:00] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, there should b e an "apply" tab that highlights after you click on a theme
[17:00] <induz> hello
[17:00] <induz> no one
[17:00] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj, gives me this : http://art.gnome.org/themes/
[17:00] <Rock_star_11> and there, i pick "login window"
[17:00] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  gives me a list. i picked the 1st one .
[17:01] <My-Computer> i just want to route my incoming sound through xine or vlc
[17:01] <Logan_WP> !x | induz
[17:01] <pksadiq> And at last ipv4 has reached it's end, it's exhausted
[17:01] <snap> hi
[17:02] <snap> i have a question
[17:02] <schnuffle> !ask | nap
[17:02] <pareLi> what's the command for editing startup applications?
[17:03] <mcb_> pareLi: you can use rcconf.
[17:03] <guitar431> !language | GeorgeWBush
[17:03] <Rock_star_11> pareLi, click on "system" "preferences" then "startup applications"
[17:03] <guitar431> :)
[17:03] <My-Computer> or at least find the open port if it is not http://localhost:8000
[17:03] <pareLi> i want to do it by terminal
[17:04] <Rock_star_11> BluesKaj,  u there matey ?
[17:04] <sipior> guitar431: play somewhere else.
[17:04] <DarkStar1> HE's Dubya. He doesn't need to think before he speaks :P
[17:04] <pareLi> Rock_star_11: learning so much more when im using terminal
[17:04] <Rock_star_11> pareLi,  yeah agreed.
[17:04] <snap> ubuntu server want to format the swap partition other disks, could give me problems?
[17:05] <schnuffle> pareLi: you mean how to configure service startup?
[17:05] <stermi> hi, someone know how can I install htc sync ( or htc hero driver ) on ubuntu?
[17:05] <Logan_WP> !swap | snap
[17:05] <needlez> My-Computer: doesn't pulse audio do that already??
[17:05] <inashdeen> hi, need some advice, how to install open suse side by side ubuntu 10.10, ubuntu installed first?
[17:05] <BluesKaj> Rock_star_11, my gnome desktop "Look" experince isn't much ..you'll hav eot try stuff on your own or ask someone else , sorry.
[17:05] <Na_Klar> is it only possible to "kill -9 [PID]", and not "kill -9 [NameOfPorcess]", like you could in windows "taskkill /IM /F [ProcessName]" ??
[17:05] <Logan_WP> !dualboot | inashdeen
[17:05] <inashdeen> btw, is there a really easy independent bootloader?
[17:05] <Rock_star_11> okay BluesKaj  thanks anyway
[17:06] <schnuffle> pareLi: there is update-rc.d  or ntsysv with ncurses
[17:06] <Rock_star_11> can anyone help me change the login screen of my ubuntu ?
[17:06] <gpc> inashdeen: probably will need to reinstall grub2 see /msg ubottu grub2
[17:06] <needlez> inashdeen: what do you mean easy independent bootloader?
[17:06] <inashdeen> logan_wp: yeah like how? cause i also got windows at the same time
[17:06] <inashdeen> needlez: bootloader which is not affected in any way if any of your os be crappy.
[17:07] <TheBobber> hello. I installed kubuntu with wubi & when I tried to load linux it said finishing the installation then after the load screen appeared the loading dots froze for about 5 minutes & then windows loaded
[17:07] <My-Computer> needlez yes it does play sound but when i used to in terminal "streamripper link -r -l 20" i was able to pick up sound by vlc or xine http://localhost:8000
[17:07] <pareLi> scnuffle: so there's no list of applications who starts on startup?
[17:07] <induz> how can i find out the ip adress of the email on Thunderbird of a sender?
[17:07] <Logan_WP> induz: that's a question for Mozilla.  Connect to the irc.mozilla.org server, and join #thunderbird
[17:08] <My-Computer> needlez so ither the port changed or something .. at least find the open port
[17:08] <needlez> My-Computer: ok, then that sounds more like the localhost that your trying to rip from isn't correct then if thats not working. Not sure but isn't 8080 the port for localhost?
[17:08] <inashdeen> needlez: it is like this, i got 2 os, ubuntu 10.10 and windows, used my itvchy fingers to try pardus, end up with a weird booting style. then removed pardus and put on it fedora, real crap, cant access my ubuntu for some time. tey to sudo update grub all that, well, i dont know, it seem
[17:08] <inashdeen> to say the grub not exist
[17:08] <schnuffle> pareLi: of course there are, but tere are different levels of startup. Services are managed by init.d or upstart, then you can start stuff in your bashrc and ou can start apps in your gnome config
[17:09] <inashdeen> so, i installed another ubuntu on that 3rd partition, kind of work, but the grub is own by my unusable ubuntu
[17:09] <My-Computer> needlez  as far as i know it has always been but know it doest seem to work
[17:09] <needlez> yea, you would have to reinstall grub2
[17:09] <My-Computer> needlez i do get a -r command not found
[17:09] <Logan_WP> !grub | induz
[17:09] <My-Computer> but it worked before i reinstalled
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[17:10] <needlez> My-Computer then -r isn't in the command anymore is what that means maybe options changed due to an update?
[17:10] <FloodBot1> shcherbak: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:10] <shcherbak> 02:29 <        openbees > ardchoille: dont mess with me
[17:10] <mcb_> Pareli, install rcconf, there you can say what service will be started or not at startup.
[17:10] <monikamaheshwari> can anybody tell me a way to know the number of times each system call is called?
[17:10] <qdk> where does the crontab -e get saved for the current user?
[17:10] <Encry8> what's the best way to burn an iso file on ubuntu?
[17:11] <inashdeen> encry8: brasero
[17:11] <pareLi> nano /etc/init.d/tor
[17:11] <DJones> Encry8: I use gnomebaker to burn iso's
[17:11] <AndrewMC> Encry8: right click the ISO and Write to disc
[17:11] <pareLi> sry, wrong window
[17:11] <Huner> how can i download latest version of SUSE ?
[17:11] <needlez> Encry8: right click the image and go to write to disk
[17:11] <inashdeen> anyone?
[17:11] <My-Computer> needlez hmn wonder where id find the new command
[17:11] <Encry8> ok thanks guys
[17:12] <needlez> inashdeen: im looking give me a few min
[17:12] <induz> grub????
[17:12] <needlez> My-Computer: --help from what ever command should list the commands
[17:12] <schnuffle> !ot | huner look at http://www.opensuse.org/en/
[17:12] <cba123> I'm running Maverick, trying to get x11vnc work the way I need it.  I have it running at the login screen, but I can't get it to stay running once I login.  Any ideas?  Google isn't helping much.
[17:13] <Encry8> how to back up crontab -e for current user?
[17:13] <Huner> thank you schnuffle
[17:13] <My-Computer> needlez i checked under yelp says the same -r im gona check in terminal real quick brb
[17:13] <speedy> Download any flavor of and Linux Distro http://www.distrowatch.com/
[17:13] <needlez> inashdeen: look at this it should help http://ubuntuguide.net/how-to-restore-grub-2-after-reinstalling-windows-xpvistawin7
[17:14] <qdk> Encry8: Talking to me?
[17:14] <TheBobber> anyone know how I fix it?
[17:14] <needlez> inashdeen: if it doesnt pm me and ill try to help you understand it
[17:14] <needlez> TheBobber: fix what?
[17:14] <Encry8> qdk: nope just echoing your question, because I need that too :)
[17:14] <sukima> I have an ubuntu server that is headless. Can I have a USB drive automount when I ssh into the machine?
[17:14] <TheBobber>  I installed kubuntu with wubi & when I tried to load linux it said finishing the installation then after the load screen appeared the loading dots froze for about 5 minutes & then windows loaded
[17:15] <KirkMcDonald> Encry8, qdk: Perhaps you are looking for "crontab -l".
[17:15] <sveinse> Hi. I've edited /etc/security/limits.conf to give a user access to run nice with negative value. However the user is not permitted to boost the priority. Is there something particular I need to do? How can I test/debug this?
[17:15] <Guest66516> hi, spoken spanish
[17:15] <Encry8> KirkMcDonald: ty
[17:15] <needlez> TheBobber: what version of Kubuntu? and second whats your computer specs?
[17:15] <My-Computer> needlez nope still find -r as the needed command
[17:15] <KB1JWQ> !es | Guest66516
[17:15] <TheBobber> 10.10
[17:15] <Guest66516> gracias
[17:15] <TheBobber> & computer specs are 4 gb ram dual core, nvidia 9800
[17:16] <TheBobber> windows 7
[17:16] <needlez> My-Computer: strange whats the command again your running? im gonna test it here
[17:16] <TheBobber> ntfs
[17:16] <KB1JWQ> TheBobber: Sounds like a GRUB problem.
[17:17] <gpc> TheBobber: you may want to ask in #kubuntu, wubi is good for not working right.
[17:17] <needlez> TheBobber: Sounds like it never fully installed or issue with grub
[17:17] <My-Computer> needlez in terminal "streamripper link -r -l 400" and under run "vlc http://localhost:8000"
[17:17] <sp4rc> i am trying to install vmware-tools on a ubuntu 10.10 system which fails with: http://fpaste.org/fBtB/
[17:17] <MC8> How do I wrest permissions from root using the gui?
[17:17] <sp4rc> any hints on this?
[17:18] <pheonixman> hi guys, i was using Ubuntu10.04, with root on separate partition and home on different partition....now i installed ubuntu10.10 with root in completely different partition while specifying the same partition for home
[17:18] <pheonixman> now my problem is that all my earlier installation of various softwares are not available in my current ubuntu (10.10)
[17:18] <gpc> MC8: hit alt-F2 and in the box type gksudo nautilus
[17:19] <MC8> thanks
[17:19] <gpc> least I think that is what you want if I understand your question
[17:19] <reesefrancis> hi, how can I allow apache to write data to a folder? I was suggested to write outside the DocumentRoot, but dunno what that means
[17:19] <paulgnanaraj> h
[17:19] <aeon-ltd> pheonixman: uhh if you changed / then the old / has all youy old stuff including the apps in /usr/bin
[17:20] <BluesKaj> !sources | pheonixman
[17:20] <needlez> My-Computer is it comming up error -6 [SR_ERROR_CANT_RESOLVE_HOSTNAME]
[17:20] <bullgard> What is a "transitional package"? (For example 'Adobe Flash Player plugin installer'.)
[17:20] <pheonixman> aeon-ltd, that means the only way to do what i required is upgrade my ubuntu
[17:21] <pheonixman> am i right..there is no other way...
[17:21] <My-Computer> needlez yup it never did that before
[17:21] <Lint> is there bloat"cuba"office support channel?
[17:21] <aeon-ltd> pheonixman: wait go back and explain what you want and the problem again
[17:21] <BluesKaj> pheonixman,you probly have to re-enable some repos in your package manager /sources.list
[17:21] <sipior> Lint: a which now?
[17:22] <needlez> ok, My-Computer: not sure but it also has that error without the VLC part also, so I to think were missing something
[17:22] <blinki> I just put my HP elitebook onto a dock and lost my sound
[17:22] <Lint> Libreoffice, as it's called sometimes
[17:22] <Encry8> what would be the bash command to stop a process, and restart that exact same process?
[17:22] <pheonixman> aeon-ltd, what is what: all my installed softwares should remain intact when i change my version of Ubuntu, i.e. no need to reinstalling the same package
[17:22] <blinki> Encry8: ctrl z to suspend, fg to get it back
[17:22] <gpc> Lint: #libreoffice also using the proper terms makes it a lot easier to help you.
[17:22] <blinki> Encry8: or ctrl c to halt, then !! to run again
[17:22] <pareLi> can i get my fingerprintreader to work on ubuntu?
[17:23] <aeon-ltd> pheonixman: yes, but you installed to a new root partition
[17:23] <pheonixman> aeon-ltd, yeah
[17:23] <My-Computer> needlez or we have everything we need and commands or something wasn't updated correctly
[17:23] <Encry8> blinki: how would i do that in a script?
[17:23] <blinki> if anybody is familiar with pulse, alsa, and laptop docks.... I require assistance
[17:23] <pheonixman> aeon-ltd, so what do you suggest.?
[17:24] <aeon-ltd> pheonixman: either install all missing software on the new partition or upgrade the old one
[17:24] <needlez> My-Computer it should have the it like this " streamripper link -r [[ip:]port] -l 400
[17:24] <My-Computer> needlez cause i used a loadlist and sources.list from my previous install "lucid"
[17:24] <blinki> Encry8: if you need to do that in a script, you'd be better off using better logic than doing as i just described, that's primarily an interactive activity (the ctrl + z/c )
[17:24] <pheonixman> aeon-ltd, so upgrading is the only way to achieve this ...correct
[17:24] <sacarlson> Encry8: that's a bit dependent on the application but killall appname ; appname,  or something like that
[17:25] <Encry8> blinki: ok thanks
[17:25] <aeon-ltd> pheonixman: or install all missing software on the new partition
[17:25] <Encry8> sacarlson: ok ill try that thanks
[17:25] <blinki> where can I find the config used to my default kernel
[17:25] <pheonixman> aeon-ltd, every thing will be missing right.?
[17:26] <sipior> blinki: have a look in /boot/config-*
[17:26] <My-Computer> needlez oh so they want me to insead up "~ link -r -l 400" "~ link -r *ip* -l 400
[17:26] <My-Computer> needlez there ip or mine
[17:26] <blinki> sipior: thanks. wishing for a future /proc/config.gz
[17:27] <needlez> My-Computer: did you see my post???  I think the command should this instead "streamripper link -r [[ip:]port] -l  400
[17:27] <izinucs> Why is it so hard to grab the edge of a window to resize?  Is there a fix?
[17:28] <needlez> My-Computer: also to show list of command in streamripper its streamripper -h
[17:28] <aeon-ltd> pheonixman: ok last time!, listen/read, you installed ubuntu onto a new partition - this ubuntu has all the stock default software, your old one has the stock (unless you removed some) plus the software you installed - so you can install those onto the new system to get them back, all YOUR config files are in /home so the configs are the same. also upgrading your old system to 10.10 will keep your own installed software intact while upgrading everything
[17:28] <loculinux> hola
[17:28] <tuxilla> hello, wifi device is not enabled an network manager needs to be reset, is there a way?
[17:28] <loculinux> hello
[17:29] <tuxilla> on maverick..
[17:29] <cicero_> e ai
[17:29] <My-Computer> needlez thanks ill look into it farther
[17:29] <exogrim> noob question from me: when i ping a server, is the information saved to a log file? and if so where is it stored?
[17:29] <loculinux> hello main name
[17:29] <pheonixman> aeon-ltd, thanks...thats it clarified everything
[17:29] <izinucs> tuxilla: typically... sudo service networking restart
[17:29] <cicero_> boa tarde
[17:29] <wasutton3-Laptop> can someone tell me what the equivalent bash command is for sending hex data over gtkterm? i send 7 bytes at a time
[17:29] <tuxilla> ok
[17:29] <Dr_Willis> izinucs:  ive never had an issue. I think there may be some hotkeys combo where you can resize without grabbing the edge.
[17:29] <needlez> My-Computer: np
[17:29] <Dr_Willis> izinucs:  some themes may have thicker edges also
[17:30] <izinucs> Dr_Willis: I"m not a fan of the stock theme.. which one are you using?
[17:30] <tuxilla> restart: Unknown instance:
[17:30] <sipior> exogrim: not unless some element of the network is configured to log icmp traffic.
[17:30] <izinucs> tuxilla: try .. sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[17:30] <tuxilla>  Reconfiguring network interfaces...                                   [ OK ]
[17:31] <Dr_Willis> izinucs:  whatever one i happen to like. Normally one that has differnt color 'corner' handels. like bluecurve or some variant
[17:31] <tuxilla> should i restart the machine?
[17:31] <izinucs> tuxilla: no.. if wireless isn't enabled.. put a check mark next to it by clicking on it.
[17:31] <izinucs> Dr_Willis: k.. I'll hunt around.. the stock theme is just to dark for me on the decoration.
[17:32] <Cpt_Zyph> what kind fo themes are you looking for?
[17:32] <natsha> boa tarde
[17:32] <tuxilla> izinucs, the wifi option in configure in not available
[17:32] <bullgard> What is a "transitional package"? (For example 'Adobe Flash Player plugin installer'.)
[17:33] <Dr_Willis> bullgard:  one thats getting phased out/renamed to become some other name....
[17:33] <izinucs> tuxilla: sorry I'm not real good at configuring wireless.. kinda depends on your card.. hopefully someone else will step in here for guidance.
[17:33] <maco> bullgard: means the package got renamed and the old one is sitting around empty depending on the new one so when peoiple upgrade from an old version of ubuntu to a newer version, they get hte new version of that package too
[17:33] <Dr_Willis> bullgard:  so its a spaceholder that proberly just points to the 'new' name package.
[17:33] <mbeierl> bullgard: http://askubuntu.com/questions/20377/what-exact-purpose-have-transitional-packages
[17:33] <Cpt_Zyph> bullgard your not able to setup wifi is that the complaint?
[17:33] <tuxilla> izinucs,  do you know the command to resrat gnnome panal?
[17:33] <bullgard> Dr_Willis: Thank you for explaining.
[17:33] <sacarlson> pheonixman: I think I see what you want, you need to create a list of the packages you had in your previous install and have them all installed on your new version
[17:33] <needlez> tuxilla: whats the wireless issue?
[17:34] <bullgard> Cpt_Zyph: No.
[17:34] <izinucs> tuxilla: sorry no
[17:34] <tuxilla> the device is not enable an
[17:34] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla have you had wifi working before or is this a new install etc
[17:34] <tuxilla> i did b4
[17:34] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla and what has changed ..
[17:34] <needlez> tuxilla: what kind of wifi card is it?
[17:34] <pheonixman> sacarlson, i dont wanna do that...i want all my softwares intact when i switch my ubuntu version
[17:34] <tuxilla> intel
[17:35] <tuxilla> i believe
[17:35] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla so you changed wifi adapters?
[17:35] <tuxilla> hmm
[17:35] <sacarlson> pheonixman: you want the old versions of the software you ran?
[17:35] <tuxilla> i could have broke when some kde packages got installed mabye?
[17:35] <pheonixman> sacarlson, yeah
[17:35] <Dr_Willis> sacarlson:  if you upgrade.. you basiucally redownload/reinstall everything anyway.
[17:36] <kurumin> nada
[17:36] <sacarlson> pheonixman: well then you can pin the version of each but not sure how to do that
[17:37] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla do "lspci" for your exact wifi card make
[17:37] <tuxilla> full command please?
[17:37] <needlez> tuxilla: open terminal and type lspci | grep Network                and post reply
[17:37] <Cpt_Zyph> thats it
[17:37] <schnuffle> pheonixman: http://jaqque.sbih.org/kplug/apt-pinning.html
[17:37] <tuxilla> ontroller: Intel Corporation WiFi Link 5100
[17:38] <needlez> tuxilla: ok give me a few min... this is ubuntu 10.10 right?
[17:38] <tuxilla> yes
[17:38] <sacarlson> pheonixman: I just dpkg --get-selections > installed-software ; to create the list of what I had before on my old install, then dpkg --set-selections < installed-software on the new install followed by deselect
[17:38] <pheonixman> sacarlson, thanks
[17:38] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla "uname -r" please
[17:38] <aboudreault> Hi, anyone aware of a fix for https://issues.rpath.com/browse/RPL-2704 ? (installing ubuntu lucid on a HP G3 with raid5)
[17:39] <sacarlson> pheonixman: like http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=261366
[17:39] <tuxilla> "name -r
[17:39] <pareLi> how can i find the weechat config?
[17:39] <seme> hey guys... is there a command similar to apples open for the command line in ubuntu? basically a command that launches the application associated with a filetype based on the same settings as gnome or kde
[17:39] <tuxilla> 2.6.36-bfs
[17:40] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla and have you plugged yoru machine into a hard line and done a full update?
[17:40] <lousygarua> seme: maybe `gnome-open`?
[17:40] <unop> seme, xdg-open
[17:40] <lousygarua> nto sure
[17:40] <tuxilla> hm
[17:40] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla just to make sure any 3rd party drivers have installed
[17:40] <manoel> olá gostaria de saber qual programa envia sms ?
[17:40] <tuxilla> let me try update manger
[17:40] <schnuffle> !sp | manoel
[17:41] <aeon-ltd> !es | manoel
[17:41] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla for i.e. my one laptop wifi does not work on fresh install until a full update has take'n place.. or i manually install it .. like video drivers for that machine as well
[17:41] <kwtm> Why does it keep saying that "linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic" have been kept back, *every time* I do sudo apt-get [update and then] upgrade?
[17:41] <schnuffle> !es | manoel
[17:41] <devkhadka> I have compiled wireless driver for my laptop, when i tried to insmod ko file, it says device is busy, How can i resolve this?
[17:41] <kwtm> Is there some setting I've accidentally done that says "don't update these"?
[17:41] <Dr_Willis> kwtm:  do a sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:41] <manoel> ok
[17:41] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm try disable apt-get prioritys
[17:41] <kwtm> Dr_Willis: Could you explain your answer please?  I am not sure that I want "apt-get dist-upgrade" --wouldn'
[17:41] <kwtm> Dr_Willis: Could you explain your answer please?  I am not sure that I want "apt-get dist-upgrade" --wouldn't that give me a new distribution?
[17:41] <seme> lousygarua: that worked.. thanks
[17:42] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla here is a walk through for a fix from the ubuntu forums for an older version nto sure if its still needed.. just quick serach results..
[17:42] <coreGrl> hi
[17:42] <unop> Dr_Willis, kwtm, errm - a dist-upgrade could have devastating consequences .. unintended atleast
[17:42] <Dr_Willis> kwtm:  try it and se what it says it will upgrade..  NO it wont give you a new disrto..
[17:42] <kwtm> Cpt_Zyph: How would I do that?  Is it something I shoudl google?
[17:42] <coreGrl> I can't get midi working on my ubuntu 10.10
[17:42] <tuxilla> ok
[17:42] <Cpt_Zyph> there are quite a few pages on yoru wireless issues i sugest you take a look at some of them they may have a quick and easy fix.... sry i dont have time to dig anymore
[17:42] <kwtm> Dr_Willis: If you don't mind, I'd rather not "try it and see" --I'
[17:42] <Dr_Willis> unop:  really? ive had to do it quite often to get kernel versions updated during beta.
[17:42] <kwtm> Dr_Willis: If you don't mind, I'd rather not "try it and see" --I'd like to understand what I am doing before I do it.
[17:42] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla let me know if the update worked
[17:42] <unop> kwtm, it means those packages are held back -- marked using dpkg .. you can always do a   sudo apt-get install linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic  # explicitly
[17:42] <lousygarua> seme:  as unop suggested i think xdg-open is better
[17:42] <Dr_Willis> kwtm:  it says exactly what its going to do . then asks you Y/N
[17:42] <coreGrl> I've installed jackd but it says that the device is already busy
[17:42] <coreGrl> :(
[17:42] <tuxilla> was there a link
[17:42] <Bartzy|work> how can I see cronjob output without mailing it ?
[17:43] <Dr_Willis> kwtm:  and apt-get has a 'just show what you are going to do... dont do it' option
[17:43] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm well unless you provide full update errors on pastebin or something then your going to have to try some sugestions s
[17:43] <bullgard> mbeierl: Thank you very much for your detailed help.
[17:43] <Bartzy|work> /var/log/syslog just shows that the cronjob has been executed. But not the output..
[17:43] <pareLi> any tips on how i can find the weechat config?
[17:43] <unop> lousygarua, seme,  xdg-open is available on all desktop environments
[17:43] <kwtm> unop: That is what I have been doing, but is there some way to tell (k)Ubuntu "It's okay to install?"  apt-cache policy does not seem to show anything.
[17:43] <wasutton3-Laptop> does anyone know how to send multiple bytes of hex with echo?
[17:43] <Dr_Willis> pareLi:  read the weechat docs?  by default its in the ~/.weechat/ dir
[17:43] <kwtm> Cpt_Zyph: Okay, why don't I pastebin it, although I'm not sure there's much to pastebin... anyway, coming up...
[17:43] <mbeierl> bullgard: you're quite welcome.  I thought I little more of a background might be helpful.
[17:43] <pareLi> i read the documents
[17:44] <pareLi> Dr_Willis, when i try to open the /.weechat/weechat.rc it cant be found
[17:44] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm im just saying the full error of your update logs will help more then anything
[17:44] <Dr_Willis> pareLi:  then make it?
[17:44] <seme> unop/lousygarua... that works too... thanks
[17:44] <seme> just aliased it to open ;)
[17:44] <kwtm> Cpt_Zyph: Okay, it's at http://pastebin.com/utZAMtj0
[17:44] <Cpt_Zyph> pareLi open it with sudo
[17:45] <Dr_Willis> pareLi:  i think theres the /save command that can generate it also
[17:45] <kwtm> Dr_Willis: Right, but I'm not sure how it will help --I would say "no I don't want it" because I want to keep my distro, no?
[17:45] <andai> I'm running Ubuntu from a USB drive. How can i install live ISO's to the boot menu (alongside this) (i think unetbootin erases the existing grub config and ignores other OSes)
[17:45] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm why do you say N not Y?
[17:45] <Dr_Willis> kwtm:  only thing ive ever seent hat command do is install some stuff tha twas 'held' back for some reason during beta testing...
[17:45] <kwtm> unop: Can I use dpkg to mark them as "okay to upgrade"?
[17:45] <tuxilla> Cpt_Zyph,  it upgrated alot of stuff from terminal, all restart an come back
[17:45] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla rgr
[17:46] <kwtm> Dr_Willis, Cpt_Zyph: I guess I don't understand.  Doesn't "dist-upgrade" upgrade me to Ubuntu 10.10?
[17:46] <tuxilla> rgr?
[17:46] <Dr_Willis> kwtm:  eveyr once in a great wile i have to use that option to install some packages that are held for some reason or another
[17:46] <Cpt_Zyph> tuxilla im at work i may not be back when u return (roger)
[17:46] <tuxilla> ok
[17:46] <tuxilla> ok
[17:46] <tuxilla> brb
[17:46] <FloodBot1> tuxilla: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:46] <Dr_Willis> kwtm:  it never has for me.. theres an actual upgrade to next release command..
[17:46] <needlez> tuxilla: ok when you get back it if still doesn't work i have an idea
[17:46] <needhelp1> i need help, i enabled a nvidia graphics driver, restarted, and it looks awful, how do i change back to my old graphics driver?
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | kwtm
[17:46] <kwtm> ActionParsnip: That's a great factoid!  Do you have one for "NOT upgrading"?
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> needhelp1: try running: sudo nvidia-xconfig   and reboot
[17:47] <Dr_Willis> dist-upgrade here definatly does NOT upgrade me to 11.04
[17:47] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm "uname -r" please
[17:47] <kwtm> Dr_Willis: Does it upgrade you to 10.10?
[17:47] <needlez> needhelp: just go into admin - additional drivers and disable then reboot that should fix the issue
[17:47] <jayteemoney> Ok I'm configuring my network and now I'm at the page that reads [SSHD_CONFIG(5)                                    BSD File Formats Manual]  my guide is telling me to copy this page for reference but how the hell do I do that and how do I leave this page?
[17:47] <kwtm> 2.6.32-27-generic, Cpt_Zyph
[17:47] <Dr_Willis> kwtm:  i am on 10.10
[17:47]  * Noeltorious is away: 
[17:47] <kwtm> Dr_Willis: I think you are assuming that I am, also, but I'm not.
[17:47] <Pici> Noeltorious: Please disable that in this channel.
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> kwtm: you will only jump to the next release with special commands, dist-upgrade simply upgrades slightly differently but keeps you on the same release
[17:47] <gpc> !away > Noeltorious
[17:47]  * Dr_Willis still wonders why lxdm is held back...
[17:47] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm go to the older ubuntu channels for that.. if you google yoru error msg you get a flood of reseults that indicate you wil have this problem in the pacakgets are in volved with updating your system
[17:47] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, ok thanks, brb
[17:48] <Guest36783> Hi. Is there a way to start gnome-terminal with argument that will determinate new font size?
[17:48] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=228788
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: the deps aren't ready yet, the package is but until its deps are satisfied it will be held back
[17:48] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm just a random link but all the gogle results i have say the same thing
[17:48] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm so what version are you run'n atm?
[17:48] <Dr_Willis> kwtm:  im not even clear on yoru original problem.. to upgrade things tha tare 'held' ive used sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  dozens of times.. always read what it says its going to do of course.
[17:48] <kwtm> ActionParsnip: Ah, I see... Okay, should the automatic updates use dist-upgrade as well?  Is it being held back because it's not a stable kernel?  It keeps popping up these error messages ever 30 minutes saying "you can't upgrade!" and I hate these messages.
[17:48] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  whats funny is that i thought i removed lxdm. :)
[17:49] <Dr_Willis> My current system is a bit broken. heh.
[17:49] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm .............................. read that link
[17:49] <kwtm> Dr_Willis: Well, I guess I'd like to know: why is it "held back" --is it something I've done, or is it something that is predefined by the system?
[17:49] <kwtm> Cpt_Zyph: Will read that link.
[17:49] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm and or also indicate to some of us what version of ubuntu ur using
[17:49] <squig> wow spent the day wondering why none of my config actions would stick, seems that I had acidently cut and pasted the config file twice when i put it then, any changes i made were over written later on
[17:49] <squig> :(
[17:49] <needlez> tuxilla: you back yet?
[17:50] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm gl the answers are all over google..
[17:50] <needlez> My-Computer: ip of host computer
[17:50] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, no luck :(
[17:50] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, still look awful
[17:50] <snap> i have a question, during installation i show i black window which i read 4 voice: installed packages - not installed packages but I do not know how to handle this
[17:50] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, is there a way i can revert back to my old graphics driver?
[17:50] <kwtm> Cpt_Zyph: I have been googling for the past few weeks, so your help would be appreciated in sifting out which answers are valid and which are not.  For example, your link was from 2007 --I wasn't sure that was valid now.  If you say it is, then I believe you.  Of course, it always helps to know the answer already.
[17:51] <jayteemoney> I'm stuck in the BSD Files Format window - how do I get out?
[17:51] <kwtm> It appears that you folks are saying that packages "held back" are not due to something I did on my own computer.  Is this correct?
[17:51] <snap> i have a question, during installation i show i black window which i read 4 voice: installed packages - not installed packages but I do not know how to handle this
[17:51] <Andycas> how to run x11vnc from ssh when remote machine is using gdm and is locked
[17:51] <kwtm> Cpt_Zyph: I am on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[17:51] <Toph> has there been a huge switch from OpenOffice to LibreOffice amongst Ubuntu users?
[17:51] <Bartzy|work> how can I see cronjob output without mailing it ? /var/log/syslog just shows that the cronjob has been executed. But not the output..
[17:52] <kwtm> Andycas: I know how to do that.  One moment; I will tell you.
[17:52] <needhelp1> Toph, ive switched
[17:52] <llutz> Bartzy|work: write (redirect) it to a file, to read it later
[17:52] <Assid> heya
[17:52] <teddyb> hi, how does one go about installing drivers for a wireless adapter? i was given them in a tar.bz2
[17:52] <Toph> needhelp1,,, could i ask why?  philosophical reasons?
[17:52] <Andycas> kwtm, ok
[17:52] <needhelp1> is it possible for me to revert back to my previous graphics driver? ive enabled an nvidia graphics drive that looks awful and i need to change back
[17:53] <needhelp1> Toph, pretty much, i dont like oracle and i feel that the foundation will better foster future development
[17:53] <schnuffle> Bartzy|work: just redirect the output to a file like ls -l &> /tmp/log
[17:53] <kwtm> Andycas: I can't find it in my own files but I think I posted it under Members Success Stories on linuxquestions.org, under my name, kwtm.  I'm googling for it now.
[17:53] <bc81> i need help with imagemagic, i''d like to crop the top and bottom off many square images, so they become 16x9 aspect ratio.  which commands are good for this?
[17:53] <kmck> Hello! :) just wondering.. I purchased a 'media recovery disk' from gateway to restore my computer back to windows 7 and I am suppose to receive my disk today so, when I insert the disk will Ubuntu realize what's going on and format my drives completely and then let the CD install Windows 7?
[17:53] <kwtm> Andycas: You can google: "kwtm vnc site:linuxquestions.org" ... I'm doing the same ... hang on...
[17:53] <Toph> needhelp1,,, ok,, thanks
[17:53] <needhelp1> is it possible for me to revert back to my previous graphics driver? ive enabled an nvidia graphics drive that looks awful and i need to change back
[17:54] <Andycas> kwtm, I think you will be more successful in finding your post than me
[17:54] <kwtm> Cpt_Zyph: Do I understand correctly, then, that packages "held back" are NOT due to some setting that I made?
[17:54] <needhelp1> kmck, why are you installing windows 7 if you dont mind me asking?
[17:54] <aeon-ltd> kmck: no you'd have to boot into the disc
[17:54] <needhelp1> aeon-ltd, is right though, change your boot method to cd
[17:54] <Dr_Willis> needhelp1:  you could check your xorg.conf and /etc/ dir see if it has a different /backup xorg.conf that may be usiong the 'nv' driver instead of the 'nvidia' driver
[17:55] <Dr_Willis> needhelp1:  you have tried running the nvidia-settings tool?
[17:55] <kwtm> Andycas: Found it: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/remote-graphical-logon-login-476940/#post3226683
[17:55] <george__> trying to boot a DesktopBSD ISO from a 4GB usb stick, but the term screen says, not enough memory to load image
[17:55] <teddyb> anyone able to tell me? all i can find about bz2 is articles from 2007
[17:55] <needhelp1> Dr_Willis, how do you do that, nvidia settings tool
[17:55] <Cpt_Zyph> kwtm what version of ubunto are you runing currrently?
[17:55] <sipior> bc81: "convert", as it happens, although the name is slightly counterintuitive.
[17:55] <schnuffle> kwtm: sometimes packages are hold back due to other software installed asking for a certain version of a dependency
[17:55] <george__> and it loads flawlessly via vBox
[17:55] <Dr_Willis> needhelp1:  'gksudo nvidia-settings' or run it from the menu..
[17:55] <Oer> !bz2
[17:55] <kmck> needhelp1: i've had Ubuntu for about a year now and while i do enjoy it i find that I've had a few more issues then i would like, and it is a possibility that it's just me :) but one thing that doesn't work and i've tried to have fixed is my built in mic on my laptop stopped working when i installed Ubuntu, secondly i just got an iPhone 4 and need iTunes and i can't find it for Ubuntu either.
[17:56] <sipior> bc81: specifically, the "crop" switch is your best bet. consult the man page, though, it's quite thorough.
[17:56] <kwtm> Cpt_Zyph: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (3 min ago)
[17:56] <snap> i have a question, during installation i show i black window which i read 4 voice: installed packages - not installed packages but I do not know how to handle this
[17:56] <kmck> aeon-ltd: how do you do that? boot from the CD?
[17:56] <needhelp1> kmck, have you tried banshee
[17:56] <kwtm> schnuffle: Okay, thx.  I thought it was a mistake I made.  Ok.
[17:56] <llutz> Bartzy|work: make sure to use bash. dash (default) cannot redirect using "&>foo"
[17:56] <kmck> needhelp1: don't think I've heard of it?
[17:56] <epals> hurray
[17:56] <needhelp1> in terminal type
[17:56] <epals> I connected finally!!!!
[17:56] <needhelp1> sudo apt-get install banshee
[17:56] <BluesKaj> teddyb, tar -jxvf filename.tar.bz2 , the install will place a folder with drivername in your /home/user, inside you'll find a readme textfile and possibly one called install , read those for further instructions on installing the driver
[17:57] <epals> Hello everyone!
[17:57] <kwtm> Andycas: When you SSH in, what do you see under /var/run/xauth/  ?  I think that's where it is.
[17:57] <needlez> anyone know why this hangs? script &> assignment2
[17:57] <enli> Hello, I wanted to make some changes to Nautilus so I did, apt-get source and changed few things. Now before getting the source my nautilus was of old version. How do I build the new deb file out of source so after installing it, synaptic/dpkg will correctly understand that the latest version is installed?
[17:57] <aeon-ltd> kmck: change your BIOS boot order
[17:57] <Cpt_Zyph> kmck banshee is what you want
[17:57] <bc81> sipior, thanks i've been stuck on this for an hour.. been using mogrify , but nothing i can find says anything about 16x9 aspect ratios
[17:57] <kwtm> Andycas: At least, that's where it was for Kubuntu when I posted it.
[17:57] <teddyb> ok thanks blueskaj
[17:57] <aadem> ive tried to dual boot with ubuntu and freebsd for over 24 hours straight now, i finally got everything installed correctly, learned how grub works and made my own menu, but it couldnt find the knernel for free bsd.  So now im back to a 100% ubuntu partition on my harddisk, i guess my question is if i VM freebsd will i have all the opporotunities as a normal install for learning purposes?
[17:57] <kwtm> Andycas: I got this to work at the time: "sudo x11vnc -auth /var/run/xauth/A* -display :0.0"
[17:58] <Dr_Willis> aadem:  you should.. some hardware will be emulated. so it might not be as fast.
[17:58] <Cpt_Zyph> aadem yes
[17:58] <kmck> needhelp1: ok let me try that... haha i'll laugh if this is what i needed all along
[17:58] <george__> @addem... im having a similar problem with desktopbsd :(
[17:58] <sipior> bc81: actually, mogrify also takes a "crop" switch. i imagine the same underlying routine is run in both cases.
[17:58] <kwtm> schnuffle: Does that mean I should not manually upgrade (with "sudo apt-get install linux-generic" or whatever) when that package is held back, or else it will cause other packages to break?
[17:58] <kmck> Cpt_Zyph: haha! thank you! i'm trying it now
[17:58] <Cpt_Zyph> aadem what is the main think you wish to learn and you prob could of used grub as chainloader +1 if you couldn't point to the orginal kernal locations
[17:58] <Cpt_Zyph> kmck its pretty much itunes for linux
[17:59] <aadem> thank you for the answers! i feel a bit better, i figure once i learn everything about the freeBSD initial install i can make a real install and point grub to the kernel the right way
[17:59] <azizLIGHTS> what is small httpd i can install and uninstall quickly. i just want to see upload speed of my server to my pc using test 100mb file
[17:59] <aadem> i actually tried chainloader after kfreebsd /boot/loader didnt work
[17:59] <kwtm> bc81: Did you get your question answered?  Didn't follow conversation.
[17:59] <needlez> anyone know why trying to run script &> assignment2.txt  from terminal hangs??
[17:59] <aadem> it started to load freebsd but still gave me the kernel not found error
[17:59] <aeon-ltd> azizLIGHTS: lighttpd ?
[17:59] <azizLIGHTS> i ewant no config
[17:59] <azizLIGHTS> simple easy now
[17:59] <azizLIGHTS> :D
[18:00] <schnuffle> kwtm: hard to answer, It can break your system, depends on the reason the package is hold back
[18:00] <Dr_Willis> needlez:  perhaps ask in #bash
[18:00] <bc81> kwtm: well, not really..i'm just struggling with imagemagick trying to crop the top and bottom off square iages to make them 16x9 aspect ratio
[18:00] <kwtm> azizLIGHTS: You might want to try "woof" (Python program to "Web Offer One File" --web server you can download 1 file, then shuts down)
[18:00] <Dr_Willis> needlez:  what are youy trying to acomplish exactly with that anyway?
[18:00] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, nvidia-settings worked
[18:00] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, thanks
[18:00] <schnuffle> kwtm: paste the reason it tells you why it's hold back
[18:00] <kwtm> bc81: I am familiar with that package and will answer you in just a moment.  Let me do some looking up.l  Please hold.
[18:01] <sipior> bc81: did the crop switch not work for you?
[18:01] <nishttal2> does anyone know how to setup FTP over SSH?
[18:01] <jck> i cant log in to gmail on arch, but i can on windows with the same wifi and dns settings. I've tried many browsers, and fresh profiles. any idea where the problem can lie?
[18:01] <kwtm> schnuffle: How do I find the reason?  The output I see is at http://pastebin.com/utZAMtj0
[18:01] <llutz> nishttal2: ftp over ssh or sftp?
[18:01] <bc81> sipior: crop is doing all kinds of off things, like creating more images from part of the main image..
[18:01] <AbhijiT> jck, #archlinux
[18:01] <openbees> jck :network problem probably
[18:02] <nishttal2> llutz, ftp over SSH as thats the only port open
[18:02] <kmck> Cpt_Zyph: does it connect to itunes store?
[18:02] <needhelp1> jck, arch-linux ?
[18:02] <jck> oops
[18:02] <jck> yup
[18:02] <sipior> bc81: that's what crop is supposed to do...
[18:02]  * pareLi 
[18:02] <needhelp1> jck, :)
[18:02] <jck> no one there has any clue though
[18:02] <schnuffle> kwtm: what gives you a sudp apt-get install linux-image-generic?
[18:02] <jck> and i'm out if ideas
[18:02] <needhelp1> jck, whats the issue?
[18:02] <AbhijiT> jck, try forum/mailistlistetc
[18:02] <azizLIGHTS> whats lighthttpd package name for installation
[18:03] <needhelp1> kmck, did banshee work?
[18:03] <jck> cant login to gmail..
[18:03] <kmck> needhelp1: it just finished installing should i reboot?
[18:03] <needhelp1> no
[18:03] <kwtm> schnuffle: Do you mean "what happens when I do sudo apt-get install linux-image-generic"?  Then it installs properly.  My question is: since I have to do this manually every time (for the past few months),  1. Is this an indication of a problem with my system?  2. Can I get rid of this even if it's not a technical problem, since these pop-up messages are annoying?
[18:04] <sipior> bc81: is it possible you've specified the desired geometry incorrectly?
[18:04] <llutz> nishttal2: maybe this gives you a start http://www.proftpd.org/docs/howto/SSH.html      i'd check if using sftp wouldn't be easier
[18:04] <jhambo> Is there any way to get an x screensaver that shows a running terminal?
[18:04] <openbees> jck: i never seen such problem with ubuntu i m sure its network problem
[18:04] <nishttal2> llutz, thanks will do
[18:04] <kmck> needhelp1: ok so i have it opened, how do i authorize my computer on my mac ID so i can sync over my purchased music?
[18:04] <jck> openbees: i can login on windows...
[18:04] <kwtm> bc81: Okay, I have an answer for you.
[18:05] <openbees> please consider jck's problem ....
[18:05] <Quintin> usb-creator.exe isn't working... my flash drive has files on it.. but it won't boot.  what should I do?
[18:05] <snap> i have a question, during installation i show i black window which i read 4 voice: installed packages - not installed packages but I do not know how to handle this
[18:05] <kwtm> bc81: Sometimes ImageMagick can automatically do 16x9 ratios, but in this particular case I'm not sure it will work.  Since you already know that the images are square and you want a 16:9 ratio, it's much easier.  This is what you do.
[18:06] <schnuffle> kwtm: yes, but ou can uninstall that package cause it's a meta package: http://packages.ubuntu.com/de/karmic/linux-image-generic
[18:07] <schnuffle> kwtm: you could check if the package is pinned for some reason
[18:07] <amit> my browser doesnot play any online video.even youtue video is not playing says that an error occured plz try later.plz help me
[18:07] <kwtm> bc81:  convert -crop 100x56% InputImage.jpg OutputImage.jpg
[18:07] <BluesKaj> !it | snap , you might be better off there ;
[18:07] <kwtm> bc81:  or   convert -crop 100x56+0+24% InputImage.jpg OutputImage.jpg   or something
[18:07] <kmck> needhelp1: or is that not possible to do with banshee?
[18:07] <Febro> hello everyone, I need a help from ubuntu expert about partitioning, anyone available atm ? :P
[18:08] <bc81> kwtm, thanks can i use that with mogrify too?
[18:08] <schnuffle> !ask | Febro
[18:08] <kwtm> schnuffle: YESSS!!!  Yes!!  Thank you THANK YOU for being the first person to understand what I want.  Okay, "pinned" is the term I'm looking for.  Now... I can ask my "original" question: how do I check if "the package is pinned for some reason"?
[18:08] <BluesKaj> !partition | Febro
[18:08] <Bartzy|work> What does an asterisk near the number in a line in 'history' means ?
[18:08] <openbees> amit: is flash plugin install in ur browser
[18:09] <amit> yes
[18:09] <sacarlson> enli: I'm not sure I understand what you want but with apt-get source --compile packagename  it will create the deb file from source, but since you modified it guess you need to use dpkg-buildpackage with modified deb configs
[18:09] <needlez> Dr_Willis: our teacher said its supposed to post what were doing in terminal to that txt file
[18:09] <amit> openbees:this problem is occuring from last 4hrs
[18:09] <needhelp1> kmck, i dont think it is, but there are better options than using itunes
[18:09] <FFIF> hello everyone'
[18:09] <AbhijiT> !yay | kwtm
[18:09] <kiddo> does anyone know how i can use "ati-driver-installer-11-1-x86.x86_64.run" in Ubuntu?
[18:09] <AbhijiT> :P
[18:09] <kwtm> bc81: You can use mogrify, but I get nervous about it, since I won't have the original image left.  What if something goes wrong?  I *always* use "convert bla bla InputImage.jpg OutputImage.jpg && mv InputImage.jpg /my/trash/can && mv OutputImage.jpg InputImage.jpg"
[18:09] <schnuffle> kwtm: check check /etc/apt/preferences https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto
[18:09] <jboyson> kiddo
[18:09] <kwtm> AbhijiT: ?? Please clarify.  What did I make?
[18:09] <Googlewilllpay> is it allowed to say fuck here?
[18:10] <nibbler_> kiddo, not at all, if you want to use an unsupported ati card :(
[18:10] <jboyson> you can use it is a sh script
[18:10] <AbhijiT> kwtm, nothing forget it
[18:10] <jboyson> sudo sh ./ati
[18:10] <openbees> Googlewilllpay:noooooooooooo
[18:10] <FFIF> just got my CR-48 in the mail. and decided to pop in here
[18:10] <Googlewilllpay> okay
[18:10] <Pici> !guidelines > Googlewilllpay
[18:10] <kiddo> jboyson: i ahve no idead what u ment, i am a nuub ^
[18:11] <jboyson> cd to the dir that contains the script
[18:11] <FFIF> is there a chrome os channel?
[18:11] <BluesKaj> kiddo, open a terminal then do ,  ./ati-driver-installer-11-1-x86.x86_64.run
[18:11] <needhelp1> kmck, do you purchase alot of music?
[18:11] <kmck> needhelp1: yes! :)
[18:11] <bc81> kwtm: well, im making a bash script and it makes a backup of all .jpg's before applying manipulations.  the command still isn't working, this is what i have so far: mogrify -rotate "-90<" -chop 1% -fuzz 20% -scale x272 -gravity center -crop 480x272+0+24% "*.jpg"
[18:11] <BluesKaj> kiddo, assuming the app is in /home directory
[18:11] <openbees> amit : please reinstall ur flash plugin....it should work
[18:12] <needhelp1> http://banshee.fm/features/   kmck shows there is an itunes importer
[18:12] <jrib> bc81: use convert instead of mogrify?
[18:12] <enli> sacarlson: you are right, I forgot the command that allows you add a changelog automatically and bump the version number and then build the package. I am not sure how to put this into words but I will let you know if I find something.
[18:12] <needhelp1> kmck, i wouldnt recomend using itunes though .. i would stick with a FLOSS solution
[18:12] <jrib> enli, sacarlson: dch -i?
[18:12] <bc81> jrib: i'll try that
[18:12] <needhelp1> kmck, have you tried the amazon music store
[18:12] <needhelp1> it works with banshee
[18:13] <amit> openbees:ok m going to do this thanx for suggestion
[18:13] <kmck> needhelp1: why wouldn't you recommend it? and what is FLOSS?
[18:13] <kmck> needhelp1:  i haven't is there music in 320 format?
[18:13] <kwtm> schnuffle: Could you check the output of my "apt-cache policy" at http://pastebin.com/z3PMW8Kv and see if the asterisks mean the package is pinned? Thanks.
[18:13] <Googlewilllpay> i read the first part of the guidelines but i cant agree that a place without slangterms is a better place :)
[18:13] <ZaapielVonTroll> hey
[18:13] <needhelp1> free libre open source software
[18:13] <ZaapielVonTroll> how i get root?
[18:13] <openbees> is it not possible to use audio/video chat of gmail on ubuntu
[18:13] <bc81> jrib: same result with convert :(
[18:13] <sacarlson> enli: sound like you got it I've seen docs on it
[18:13] <AbhijiT> ZaapielVonTroll, sudo -i
[18:13] <nit-wit> ZaapielVonTroll, sudo
[18:13] <jrib> bc81: convert won't overwrite your file (since you said you were making backups)
[18:14] <needhelp1> kmck, the best music format is FLAC
[18:14] <ZaapielVonTroll> nah but i want su
[18:14] <ZaapielVonTroll> su root
[18:14] <needhelp1> 320 compared to flac, sucks kmck
[18:14] <kiddo> Blueskaj: did just put it in /home and got "-COMP:~$ /ati-driver-installer-11-1-x86.x86_64.run
[18:14] <kiddo> bash: /ati-driver-installer-11-1-x86.x86_64.run: No such file or directory
[18:14] <kiddo> " from the terminal :S
[18:14] <AbhijiT> ZaapielVonTroll, its alomost same
[18:14] <jrib> !sudo | ZaapielVonTroll
[18:14] <kwtm> bc81: Using the "%" with -crop won't work if you're actually working with pixels, so you should instead use "-crop 480x272+0+104" (assuming you want the region in the middle, which is 104 pixels from the top of your presumably 480x480 image).
[18:14] <sacarlson> enli: like maybe this but different http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=51003&highlight=checkinstall
[18:14] <openbees>  is it not possible to use audio/video chat of gmail on ubuntu...if no then how to do so?
[18:14] <kmck> needhelp1: is FLAC what amazon has? or is it an linux thing?
[18:14] <kwtm> bc81: Don't forget that, in Ubuntu, "#!/bin/sh" does not get you Bash, but the Debian Almquist shell (dash).
[18:15] <ZaapielVonTroll> can you enable the traditional root?
[18:15] <enli> jrib: sure dch that is : )
[18:15] <bc81> kwtm: thank,s i'll try that now..and i'm using #!/bin/bash is that ok?
[18:15] <openbees> ZaapielVonTroll: yes
[18:15] <jrib> ZaapielVonTroll: maybe (if you read the link ubottu gave you).
[18:15] <BluesKaj> kiddo don't forget the period "." in fron to fthe slash / like this ./
[18:16] <kwtm> bc81: That's fine... but do you have quotes around "*.jpg"?  Is your file actually name "star-dot-jpg"?
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> ZaapielVonTroll:  its not recomended.. but doable.
[18:16] <toxic> Salut tout le monde.
[18:16] <kiddo> blueskaj: think i got it running :)
[18:16] <openbees>  is it not possible to use audio/video chat of gmail on ubuntu...if no then how to do so?
[18:16] <ionut> hi there. i  want a small bit of text edited on a pdf file.how can i do that ?
[18:17] <kwtm> toxic: Salut.  Tu parles anglais aussi, ou tu recherches #ubuntu-fr?
[18:17] <erUSUL> !info pdfedit
[18:17] <needhelp1> kmck, you can listen to flac on all OS's. Generally speaking you rip cd's to get flac format
[18:17] <toxic> J'ai une question : comment obtenir la derniere version stable de git (1.7) ? Celle des dépôts est vieille (1.4)
[18:17] <schnuffle> kwtm: the asterisk only marks the actually installed version look at /etc/apt/preferences for pinned packages
[18:17] <xangua> !fr | toxic
[18:17] <needhelp1> if you listen to the same song in 320 and flac, you will be sold
[18:17] <toxic> oh, sorry
[18:17] <kwtm> schnuffle: Will check /etc/apt/preferences, thanks
[18:17] <sacarlson> ionut: I've done that before made a certificate that I changed the serial number for on a pdf,  I'll just have to find it
[18:17] <Barzogh> openbees: i' tried that yesterday and the video worked for me , not the audio but i assume it was a misconfiguration of my computer
[18:18] <schnuffle> kwtm: you could install the latest kernel
[18:18] <needhelp1> kmck, im not aware of any sites that sell .flac music, some bands do from there personal webpages
[18:18] <SoftTimur> hello all, I am reading a paper whose two versions .pdf & .ps could be found on the Internet, one problem is that we can not "find" with a keyword in the paper, that really makes reading hard. Does anyone know how to solve this?
[18:18] <toxic> I mean : does someone knows how to get the latest git version ? Actual is 1.7 but the repo still have 1.4...
[18:18] <bc81> kwtm: -crop 480x272+0+104 was exactly right.  thanks!!
[18:18] <openbees> barzogh: how u did so
[18:18] <kwtm> schnuffle: I did.  Several times.  Every timne there's an upgrade, though, it says "these are held back" and I have to manually install the kernel.  V v annoying.
[18:18] <ionut> sacarlson: which is the application that u used
[18:18] <kwtm> bc81: Glad to have helped.  Makes enduring this channel a bit more tolerable.   Good luck!
[18:18] <Fanshawe> Hello. How do I remove 'Open With' entries from the Nautilus context menu?
[18:19] <Barzogh> openbees: when you log into gmail , you can get the audio/video plugin by clicking on video and more
[18:19] <sacarlson> ionut: maybe pdfedit
[18:19] <ionut> sacarlson: thanks. ill give it a try
[18:19] <schnuffle> kwtm: strange, have you canged your repos before the problem occured?
[18:19] <Barzogh> openbees: i've directly from the gmail website though
[18:20] <AbhijiT> Fanshawe, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-507360.html
[18:20] <kmck> needhelp1: ok last question, can i activate my iphone thru banshee? because it hasn't been activated it yet, i can use it to manage it and the media on it but to activate will it also work do you know?
[18:20] <Barzogh> directly tested.
[18:20] <kwtm> schnuffle: Well, I might have added Medibuntu and some others from PPA, which I don't expect to contain kernel packages.  Also, /etc/apt/preferences does not exist, although there is a /etc/apt/preferences.d (which is an empty directory).
[18:21] <openbees> barzogh: i m not getting any link for ur suggestion
[18:21] <schnuffle> kwtm: so no actual pinning
[18:21] <kwtm> schnuffle: Is there a "--verbose" on apt-get install?  Like "--explain-why-these-are-being-held-back" or something?
[18:22] <openbees>  barzogh:reply..........
[18:22] <EvilPhoenix> kwtm:  if you use aptitude it might explain :/
[18:22] <schnuffle> kwtm: not sure, use aptitude which gives better infos
[18:22] <red2kic_> Fanshawe: The stored options are in ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
[18:22] <kwtm> schnuffle: No pinning.  Although I wonder ... suppose, a few upgrades ago, for some reason I did a manual "sudo apt-get install linux-images" (or whatever the package name is).  WOuld Ubuntu remember "Hey, user specifically wanted this package version"?  And then from then on I'd have to do manual installs all the way?
[18:23] <kwtm> EvilPhoenix: Okay, I am not familiar at all with aptitude.  Is it "sudo aptitude upgrade"?  Ie. a drop-in replacement for apt-get?
[18:23] <EvilPhoenix> kwtm:  "sudo aptitude safe-upgrade" is your best bet
[18:23] <Barzogh> openbees: http://www.google.com/chat/video
[18:23] <kwtm> I *hate* having to learn a new software program every time the one I'm using doesn't work... urg.
[18:23] <kwtm> EvilPhoenix: Thanks ... will check it out.
[18:23] <needhelp1> kmck no not that i know of, you have to use itunes to activate the iphone
[18:23] <EvilPhoenix> kwtm:  i'd start with "sudo aptitude update" first just to be certain you have uptodate package lists
[18:23] <needhelp1> kmck though if you can, i would look into getting an andriod based phone, or the n900
[18:24] <needhelp1> kmck maybe you are within your buyers remorse period
[18:24] <schnuffle> kwtm: aptitude is nearly the same and is recommended over apt-get, it takes te same arguments and does the search as well
[18:24] <EvilPhoenix> kwtm:  and for installing individual new packages, "sudo aptitude install <packagenamehere>"
[18:24] <kwtm> Oh, $DEITY, I remember "aptitude" now --that's the monstrosity from Debian that turned me off Debian for 5 years.  Is it really better than "apt-get"???
[18:25] <kwtm> EvilPhoenix: Alrighty..... I will trust you here...
[18:25] <nibbler_> kwtm, if you dont like aptitude, just use apt-* - no matter if on debian or ubuntu....
[18:25] <openbees> barzogh: thanks
[18:25] <red2kic_> kwtm: Think Firefox or Chrome, but for package manager. It's up to user preferences, really.
[18:25] <EvilPhoenix> kwtm:  been using aptitude over apt-get for over 6 months now :P
[18:25] <EvilPhoenix> better than apt-get imo
[18:25] <kwtm> I guess if I use aptitude as a command line, then I can avoid that confusing ncurses interface that traumatized me...
[18:26] <Barzogh> openbees: you're welcome
[18:26] <ardsrk> hi
[18:26] <kwtm> EvilPhoenix: I think at the time the packaging was broken, but I was a noob and didn't know, so I couldn't interpret the aptitude display because I assumed that it was working and I was the one who didn't understand.
[18:26] <red2kic_> kwtm: If you ran "aptitude" -- You ran interactive aptitude. You were in wrong place. :)
[18:26] <ardsrk> I have recently switched to Ubuntu from Fedora
[18:26] <llutz> kwtm: theres no need to use the curses-ui. all can be done at cli
[18:26] <EvilPhoenix> kwtm:  you dont need to use interactive aptitude :P
[18:26] <kwtm> red2kic_: Yeah, I think that was it.  Okay, will ease myself into aptitude...
[18:27] <kim_bruning> for some reason my compiz stopped working after doing a recent update, I have Intel 915 . Compiz says only software mode is available, GLXgears onl;y runs at 2000 fps ...
[18:27] <ardsrk> I wanted to install libcurl development headers as it was required for one of my projects
[18:27] <EvilPhoenix> kwtm:  " sudo aptitude [install | update | safe-upgrade | otherargument]"  operates just like apt-get does :P
[18:27] <schnuffle> kwtm: of course, i hate the ncurses as well :), you should do a aptitude dist-upgrade, your problem could come from old packages holding back the update, dist-upgrade won't update to a new version if you haven't changed the repos
[18:27] <lcb> hello. is it possible to add an user to one of my machines, as root, but with a different password as mine? i want to give him the access trough ssh, ftp and  teamviewer, to develop and test a know application, since he doesn't have the some type of hardware and devices.
[18:27] <needhelp1> apt-get is much easier
[18:27] <azizLIGHTS> how do u stop the openvpn service
[18:27] <ardsrk> I tried 'sudo apt-get install libcurl4-gnutls-dev'
[18:28] <lcb> *some/same*
[18:28] <llutz> azizLIGHTS: sudo service openvpn stop
[18:28] <ardsrk> and got broken packages error
[18:28] <ardsrk> could someone help. googling is not providing anything useful
[18:28] <kwtm> Hey, you guys are right --the man page for aptitude shows that it's more powerful than apt-get.
[18:29] <schnuffle> kwtm: and it replaces apt-get and apt-cache :)
[18:29] <llutz> lcb: create a user, add him to "admin" group if he _really_ needs root-rights
[18:29] <llutz> lcb: the user can use sudo then to get root-access
[18:29] <lcb> llutz, yes, he does a lot.
[18:30] <Gwar_Trolle> NO U!
[18:30] <lcb> llutz«  i know and i don't really care about my pass... but.. (i could change it anyway, it's a test machine)
[18:30] <kwtm> schnuffle: Any reason why other people use apt-get?  Is it non-standard on non-Ubuntu systems?  Or just a newer package?  Or what?  If I post a HowTo on LinuxQuestions.org using aptitude, will it fail on some people's systems?
[18:30] <needhelp1> wait so aptitude is better than apt-get ?
[18:31] <thiebaude> !better
[18:31] <llutz> needhelp1: it has "some advantages"
[18:31] <schnuffle> kwtm: it was there before aptitude and it' hard to change habitudes
[18:31] <kwtm> needhelp1: I am reserving judgement myself.
[18:31] <lcb> llutz«  thanks buddy
[18:31] <kwtm> schnuffle: Okay, thanks.   Hey, I didn't know you spoke French.
[18:32] <schnuffle> kwtm: i'm a french german bastard :)
[18:32] <kwtm> Hey, aptitude safe-upgrade is working!  So, that means there was a problem with apt-get, yes?  Otherwise it would behave the same as aptitude.
[18:33] <KB1JWQ> kwtm: Not necessarily.  Aptitude features more advanced dependency resolution.
[18:33] <schnuffle> kwtm: for sure aptitude deals better with dependencies
[18:33] <kwtm> KB1JWQ: Ah, so it's just a matter of the dependencies being too complex for apt-get to perform optimally.
[18:34] <needhelp1> gota run
[18:34] <schnuffle> kwtm: just a guess but tht seem to be the case
[18:34] <kim_bruning> lcb are you looking for sudo?
[18:34] <kwtm> llutz: What are disadvantages of aptitude (used as a command-line command)?
[18:34] <KB1JWQ> kwtm: s/optimally/manually/
[18:34] <KB1JWQ> er, and s/manually/automatically/
[18:34] <red2kic_> kwtm: apt-get dist-upgrade -- You may never ran it before. It held back packages because new packages need additional packages.
[18:34] <lcb> kim_bruning«  full access...
[18:35] <Fanshawe> I've got it. Thank you all.
[18:35] <kim_bruning> lcb, sudo provides that...
[18:35] <lcb> kim_bruning«  he's a developer. what llutz said seems a good idea
[18:35] <kim_bruning> lcb: you do know about sudo bash, right?
[18:35] <kwtm> red2kic_: Oh, so "apt-get install" will install new packages, but "apt-get upgrade" will NOT install new packages if there are new dependencies on new packages not present before?
[18:35] <kim_bruning> lcb: that's how translatewiki et al do it
[18:36] <ionut> anyone knows a good pdf editor ?
[18:36] <kim_bruning> lcb, sudo bash is a bit naughty but
[18:36] <red2kic_> kwtm: apt-get update -- Install latest packages but will never install a package that need more package.
[18:36] <kwtm> red2kic_: I guess it's the name of the "dist-upgrade" option that got me --I get nervous about that.  Maybe I should just look more at the man page.
[18:36] <kim_bruning> lcb but there you go
[18:36] <Pici> red2kic_: no. 'update' only updates the package listings.
[18:36] <red2kic_> kwtm: I understand. :)
[18:36] <lcb> kim_bruning«  i thing i'm going to change my main paswords and i'll give him full access. he really needs it
[18:36] <lcb> thing/k
[18:36] <red2kic_> Pici, kwtm: I meant upgrade* -- Thanks.
[18:36] <schnuffle> kwtm: dist-upgrade is only dangerous if you changed your repos to a new version
[18:37] <kim_bruning> lcb, dude, just put him in sudoers
[18:37] <kim_bruning> lcb, he will then have full access
[18:37] <kim_bruning> lcb, what part of full access don't you understand?
[18:37] <Pici> lcb, kim_bruning: Its much easier to add the user to the 'admin' group on Ubuntu.
[18:37] <kim_bruning> lcb, at the same time, it's marginally safer ;-)
[18:37] <Pici> !sudo > lcb
[18:37] <lcb> kim_bruning«  okay :) i will. thanks a lot
[18:37] <schnuffle> lcb: sudo -i gives him a root shell
[18:37] <kwtm> red2kic_: Okay, now that is reassuring.  For now I'll probably stick with apt-get --dist-upgrade the next time, but know that aptitude can help, too.  The name of aptitude's option, "--safe-upgrade", was much more reassuring.
[18:37] <lcb> i'll visudo him
[18:37] <lcb> with all:all
[18:38] <kim_bruning> Pici, lcb : admin group is in sudoers ;-) That'll work
[18:38] <kim_bruning> lcb, what Pici said :-P
[18:38] <kwtm> red2kic_: I could have sworn that "dist-upgrade" was what I used to turn my 8.04 into 10.04, and I want to stay at 10.04 for another year or so.
[18:38] <schnuffle> kwtm: i would use aptitude. up to now it resolved every occuring problem while apt-get failed already a couple of times
[18:38] <ionut> i need to edit a pdf , which app should i use ?
[18:38] <lcb> yeah. thanks kim_bruning . really.
[18:39] <kwtm> ionut: I sort of know how to answer that question.  Can you give details of what you need to do?  A form you need to fill in, or the actual PDF itself needs to change?
[18:39] <red2kic_> kwtm: Seems like the command is "sudo do-release-upgrade" for major distro upgrade.
[18:39] <moes> How to delete items from trash
[18:39] <schnuffle> kwtm: and to get a new version you need to run the update-amanegr
[18:39] <red2kic_> !trash | moes
[18:39] <kim_bruning> I'm still sitting around wondering if anyone else has been having issues with i915 based laptop not supporting hardware rendering
[18:39] <kwtm> red2kic_: That must have been it.
[18:39] <ionut> kwtm: i need to edit the pdf actually already existing
[18:40] <kwtm> ionut: I will offer you this link which I wrote http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linuxquestions-org-member-success-stories-23/how-to-fill-pdf-forms-even-read-only-%3B-better-than-acroread-v9-for-linux-796720/
[18:40] <lcb> llutz« , kim_bruning  & Pici, Inc. thanks so much :)
[18:40] <|alexxio|> does it exists an official openoffice irc channel?
[18:40] <kwtm> ionut: It isn't intended to answer your question, but may give info.  I will read it again now to refresh my memory, and then give you some tips.
[18:40] <wildc4rd> evening all
[18:40] <ionut> kwtm: thank you very much
[18:40] <schnuffle> ionut: http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfedit/
[18:40] <llutz> |alexxio|: #openoffice.org
[18:41] <kim_bruning> have there been any updates to X11 pushed through recently?
[18:41] <|alexxio|> llutz, thanks
[18:41] <wasutton3-Laptop> how can i send 7 bytes of hex data to a serial line
[18:41] <schnuffle> wasutton3-Laptop: use minicom
[18:41] <kwtm> ionut: I remember now: PDFedit or PDFtk.  The former is not a very mature piece of software; the latter is powerful but difficult to use.  In general, editing PDFs is not that easy (on Linux or Windows, as far as I know)
[18:42] <moes> red2kic_, Trash opens but when trying to delete it opens to preparing then stallls
[18:42] <wasutton3-Laptop> schnuffle: i am looking for a solution that would let me integrate it into a bash script
[18:42] <kwtm> ionut: If you just want a PDF with the same content as the original (e.g. just the text has to be the same or modified; don't care about format, preserving font, etc.) then it's much easier.
[18:42] <ionut> kwtm: yes i noticed that too. but i am using pdfedit and so far is too difficult though... i will try to look over the program more.
[18:42] <nanovany> exit
[18:43] <kwtm> ionut: I checked extensively last year and there is not a good solution; it is POSSIBLE there may be a "barely adequate" solution.  Don't spend too much time on this.
[18:43] <red2kic_> moes: rm -rfv ~/.local/share/Trash/*
[18:43] <schnuffle> wasutton3-Laptop: http://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/10983-minicom-scripting.html
[18:43] <kim_bruning> hmm, mesa-glx being removed on my laptop can't be a good sign
[18:44] <red2kic_> moes: That'll do it. I have that for alias. So use that if nautilus is giving you problems, I uspopse.
[18:44] <lcb> lol Pici, just out of curiosity, i did a !sudo > lcb and my natty server rebooted :o
[18:44] <kwtm> wasutton3-Laptop: ?? What do you mean, to a serial line?  Like /dev/ttyS0?  You mean "cat <MyFile >/dev/ttyS0 " or something?
[18:44] <enli> sacarlson, jrib: dch -i; debuild -us -uc      it is :D
[18:44] <Pici> lcb: o.O
[18:44] <kim_bruning> can inkscape handle pdf these days?
[18:44] <wasutton3-Laptop> kwtm, that would probably work but i am not sure
[18:44] <lcb> Pici, as root... don't know if that matters
[18:44] <llutz> wasutton3-Laptop: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/programming-9/write-hex-bytes-to-file-564446/
[18:44] <ionut> kwtm: don't know why , but i hate pdf files so much
[18:44] <kwtm> kim_bruning: Hey, coincidentally, you can check this same link: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linuxquestions-org-member-success-stories-23/how-to-fill-pdf-forms-even-read-only-%3B-better-than-acroread-v9-for-linux-796720/
[18:45] <kim_bruning> OOo can do PDF?   ZOMG!
[18:45] <Pici> lcb: Wait.. you ran '!sudo > lcb' on your server?
[18:45] <kwtm> kim_bruning: Last I checked: not very good handling of PDF, but possible.  My advice: try it out, but if it doesn't do what you want, don't waste too much time looking for what you're doing wrong --it's probably actually not possible.
[18:45] <jrib> lcb: now is a great opportunity to learn about bash history expansion...
[18:45] <lcb> Pici, yes, and again. indeed reboots
[18:46] <kwtm> ionut: Because they are designed to be very hard to manipulate.  Especially in Linux.
[18:46] <pythonizer> hi everybody!
[18:46] <Pici> lcb: Thats a command for our bot in this channel to send information about sudo, its not something for you to run.
[18:46] <lcb> Pici, no prob about being the serv. isn't a production one or important
[18:46] <Pici> !bot
[18:46] <kwtm> ionut: Forgot: you can try PDFmodify: proprietary software.  Like it?  $900 please.  (But can try unregistered version)
[18:47] <lcb> Pici, i know :) but i had nothing to do and i tryed that new sudo command :))
[18:47] <ionut> kwtm: i figured out what ill do.
[18:47] <krycek> any one on torrentflux? i need too fetch my pw cause i forgot it, and have phpmyadmin, msql, but need help with the file where the pw is saved if its exist.. thanks
[18:47] <lcb> Pici, and btw, might be a security issue...
[18:47] <Pici> lcb: Its not supposed to be a shell command. '!' has a special meaning on the shell.
[18:47] <kim_bruning> Ok, I found my problem. I looked in the synaptic log, and for some reason ubuntu had auto-uninstalled mesa-glx .... Yeah, that's real smart! :-P
[18:47] <snypzz> had to reload UBUNTU from scratch, I am going 100% UBUNTU backbone system this year, will run other OS's via virtualBox, look forward to getting help here on UBUNTU 10.10 and higher....
[18:47] <kim_bruning> so no 3d, no compiz
[18:48] <kim_bruning> snypzz, virtualbox is cool. have you also checked xen and kvm?
[18:48] <kim_bruning> (and vmware?)
[18:48] <llutz> lcb: !sudo .... something    recalls the last sudo-command you issued from bash-history . in this case i guess it was "sudo reboot"
[18:49] <lcb> Yes!!!! llutz
[18:49] <schnuffle> snypzz: forget about vmware server, it has memory leak under linux
[18:49] <lcb> that's what i were looking now
[18:49] <Pici> lcb: Thats not a security issue.  I didn't tell you to run that in your shell.
[18:49] <wasutton3-Laptop> how can i keep echo from outputting 0x0A at the end of my file?
[18:49] <kim_bruning> llutz, lcb   you can also do ctrl-r to search your history ... or ... amazingly, if you type   history    you get to see the entire history ;-)
[18:49] <lcb> Pici, i know, it was not ur fault :)
[18:49] <kim_bruning> wasutton3-Laptop, echo -n
[18:50] <schnuffle> wasutton3-Laptop: echo -n
[18:50] <llutz> kim_bruning: really? ;)
[18:50] <Joepie> Q: any idea what folder sabnzb get installed on 10.10 server ?
[18:50] <kim_bruning> llutz, YARLY O:-)
[18:50] <snypzz> I am going to be depending on the UBUNTU Community to get my displaylink and other devices working, I think I just loaded the 32bit UBUNTU on this HD, if so I will be loading the 64 BIT system on another SSD HD soon...
[18:50] <kim_bruning> snypzz, sounds like you're having fun
[18:50] <jrib> Joepie: « dpkg -L PACKAGE » will tell you, but why are you looking for it?
[18:50] <lcb> indeed, history shows all comms
[18:51] <kim_bruning> snypzz, it doesn't work out of the box?
[18:51] <Joepie> jrib: wanna rsync complete folder with nas
[18:51] <moes> red2kic_, That did not remove the files from trash
[18:51] <kim_bruning> lcb, ctrl-r takes a bit of getting used to , it's amazingly handy though
[18:51] <snypzz> I enjoy an OS that is truly multitasking, and I must have multiple OS capability...
[18:52] <Pici> snypzz: Do you have a support question for us here?  If not, you're free to chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:52] <schnuffle> !ot | snypzz use #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:52] <kim_bruning> lcb, and obviously   history|grep sudo     would list everything done using sudo    (though after sudo bash that won't help you much,   though you can sudo bash  then history   which will    ;-))
[18:52] <uxCode> children pornography http://bit.ly/fiTVKO
[18:52] <lcb> kim_bruning«  well, you made me remind some of those commands and they are really useful.
[18:53] <snypzz> I just stated my question, getting diplaylink working on UBUNTU 10.10 as soon as I get it installed you got the hyperlink with the Terminal commands to get it working....?
[18:54] <kim_bruning> lcb and in your .bashrc   you can set export HISTFILESIZE=3000  or some other useful number, so you can peek back further :-P
[18:55] <kim_bruning> snypzz, define displaylink?
[18:55] <kim_bruning> snypzz, do you mean dual-head? (2 monitors on one machine?)
[18:55] <Minty> i'm running ubuntu 10.10 in virtualbox on my windows machine - do you recommend installing fluendo plugin?
[18:55] <kim_bruning> Minty, nah
[18:56] <Minty> Ok
[18:56] <pythonizer> heey guys.. i need a backup server. i'm gonna install ubuntu. should I use the desktop version / the server version? I'm gonna be needing rsync. This doesn't mean I'm gonna forget about office & multimedia. Need them too... :D
[18:56] <alxxer> is there a simple mta I could use to just get mail off my system to an smtp server? instead of having to use sendmail, postfix?
[18:56] <kim_bruning> Minty, you'll need *something* though
[18:56] <Minty> kim_burning: why wouldn't you recommend fluendo?
[18:56] <kim_bruning> Minty, looks like proprietary codecs, right?
[18:57] <Pici> pythonizer: The server install has not graphical interface (xwindows).
[18:57] <Minty> kim_bruning: what would you recommend i download as an alternative?
[18:57] <KirkMcDonald> pythonizer: (But you can install one.)
[18:57] <snypzz> displaylink, vertion DL165, external video adapter for multiple monitors, I am using an ACER 8940G I7, with 2 Displaylink USB external adapters, UBUNTU version 10.10
[18:57] <pythonizer> Pici: Oooow... thank you! I'm gonna be sticking with desktop veresion then.
[18:57] <kim_bruning> Minty, start up synaptic, go to settings->software sources
[18:57] <kim_bruning> or settings->repositories rather
[18:57] <Minty> KirkMcDonald: was that directed at me?
[18:58] <kim_bruning> Minty, settings->repositories rather
[18:58] <pythonizer> KirkMcDonald: Yeah. Alright. But I'm gonna be sticking with desktop version anyway
[18:58] <KirkMcDonald> Minty: No.
[18:58] <Minty> kim_bruning: ok, just installing atm
[18:58] <kim_bruning> Minty, set the tickmark next to "software restricted by copyright or legal issues"
[18:58] <krycek> any one on torrentflux? i need too fetch my pw cause i forgot it, and have phpmyadmin, msql, but need help with the file where the pw is saved if its exist.. thanks
[18:58] <kim_bruning> Minty, what are you installing?
[18:58] <kim_bruning> krycek, hmm, there's no #torrentflux. that's annoying
[18:59] <krycek> hm
[18:59] <Minty> kim_bruning: ubuntu 10.10
[18:59] <krycek> no one using it?
[18:59] <kim_bruning> Minty, ftw :-)
[18:59] <snypzz> kim_bruning:  displaylink, vertion DL165, external video adapter for multiple monitors, I am using an ACER 8940G I7, with 2 Displaylink USB external adapters, UBUNTU version 10.10
[18:59] <schnuffle> krycek: you mean your mysql root password?
[18:59] <kim_bruning> snypzz, Ok, I've never heard of that device or that make. that might be Interesting
[19:00] <Minty> what text editor would you recommend?
[19:00] <krycek> to login in torrentflux
[19:00] <Minty> and what irc client whilst we're there - irssi?
[19:00] <kim_bruning> Minty, depends, are you a desktop or a command line person?
[19:00] <krycek> it gotta be saved some where in msql
[19:00] <schnuffle> Minty: gedit, I prefer kate buts its kde
[19:00] <kim_bruning> Minty, I use xchat , even though I'm a command line person....
[19:00] <KirkMcDonald> Minty: screen + irssi
[19:00] <KirkMcDonald> Or I guess tmux + irssi in this modern era.
[19:00] <Minty> kirkmcdonald: screen? - that an editor?
[19:01] <kim_bruning> Minty, and vim or emacs are ye olde famous editors
[19:01] <Minty> tmux > vim?
[19:01] <KirkMcDonald> Minty: No.
[19:01] <KirkMcDonald> Minty: tmux is not an editor.
[19:01] <Minty> oh, what is it
[19:01] <KirkMcDonald> Minty: It is a thing to use in conjunction with irssi.
[19:01] <Minty> kim_bruning: desktop
[19:01] <kim_bruning> Minty, screen is a terminal multiplexer
[19:01] <Pici> !screen | Minty
[19:01] <kim_bruning> KirkMcDonald, what's kmux?   <installs to try it>
[19:01] <schnuffle> Minty: screen manager with VT100/ANSI terminal emulation
[19:01] <krycek> is it annoying with torrentflux questions :)
[19:01] <Minty> which is better, screen or tmux?
[19:01] <KirkMcDonald> tmux is the newer thing.
[19:01] <Minty> i like pretty interfaces ;) but functionality is more important
[19:02] <prince> hiiii
[19:02] <KirkMcDonald> I haven't really used it.
[19:02] <snypzz> I will eventually be running 3 different OS one on the laptop screen, one on monitor1, and one on monitor2, with 3 Processors for laptop, 2 processors each for other OS's...
[19:02] <KirkMcDonald> Oh this is going to get confusing.
[19:02] <Minty> vim, emacs, gedit - pick one please :)
[19:02] <scampbell> but you'll find screen available on most unix based computers out there so it's a usefull skill to know it (I use it all the time)
[19:02] <jbl> How can I recreate the default config files for a package? I've upgraded from Karmic to Lucid and php stopped working probably because of some missing extensions. I've moved the /etc/php5 directory and now I'm trying to recreate it, but I apt-get says: Not replacing deleted config file .....
[19:02] <pythonizer> is there somebody that's into LibreOffice? what do you think of it?
[19:02] <prince> how do i install compiz fusion on gnome
[19:02] <Pici> !polls | Minty
[19:02] <schnuffle> scampbell: +1
[19:02] <Pici> !ot | pythonizer
[19:03] <Minty> Pici: ok
[19:03] <JesperSW> Hey guys. How do i find my gateway ip on ubuntu?
[19:03] <pythonizer> Pici: thanks!
[19:03] <Pici> JesperSW: route
[19:03] <schnuffle> JesperSW: sudo route
[19:03] <kim_bruning> pythonizer, Libreoffice is OO.o   basically, despite what Oracle might tell you.... And now off to #ubuntu-offtopic :-)
[19:03] <JesperSW> thanks!
[19:04] <pythonizer> kim_bruning: I'm gone!
[19:04] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, isudo ip route   works too   and may be nicer
[19:04] <KirkMcDonald> tmux's feature set is largely the same as screen's, as far as I can tell, but supposedly its handling of Unicode is more correct.
[19:04] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, errr     sudo ip route    rather
[19:04] <Pici> kim_bruning: you shouldn't need sudo for the commands you gave.
[19:04] <kim_bruning> KirkMcDonald, It also has prettier colours
[19:05] <KirkMcDonald> screen just uses UCS2 internally and throws surrogate pairs to the wind when encoding to UTF-8.
[19:05] <scampbell> sudo not needed there.   ip route | grep default   will show only the default route as sell.
[19:05] <blinki> I have the pwdhash plugin for firefox installed, and the plugin should be good for all firefox 3.6.* versions, but on firefox 3.6.17 that just updated, I am seeing that it's disabled. is there a way to restore this functionality?
[19:05] <Lint> Libreoffice is GOO with no bugfixing
[19:05] <kim_bruning> Pici neato
[19:05] <scampbell> ip is such a busy command, it's nicely compacted utility but it's tough on folks just learning.
[19:06] <kim_bruning> Pici, ah, on ubuntu it's available to user, on gentoo not
[19:06] <scampbell> kim_bruning:  on gentoo you can use /usr/sbin/ip to do it.  It's pathing, not rights.
[19:06] <kim_bruning> Pici, (I use multiple computers with multiple os's simultaneously.  Thank ssh for that :-P   I get confuzzeled :-P)
[19:06] <JesperSW> Im trying to access my router, but i can't do that with my gateway ip apperently :S
[19:06] <scampbell> er /sbin/ip rather.
[19:06] <Lint> JesperSW, do a reset
[19:06] <kim_bruning> scampbell, TIL something new
[19:07] <kim_bruning> scampbell, cool. :-)
[19:07] <kim_bruning> blinki, perhaps ask in #firefox?
[19:07] <JesperSW> Lint, just dont wanna risk i cant access it and configure it up
[19:08] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, well, you can remove the gateway route
[19:08] <Manoj> I have configure vpn client on my machine. Its working fine.
[19:08] <Manoj> When ever reboots my machine, I'm starting manually(sudo vpnc myconf.conf)
[19:08] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, and see if you can make it on your local subnet alone
[19:08] <blinki> kim_bruning:  good call.
[19:08] <prince> \msg nickserv register princekumar840@gmail.com prince
[19:08] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, you'll only get as far as the nearest router, but that's exactly what you want ;-)
[19:08] <Manoj> I want automatic vpn client automatic
[19:08] <jerknextdoor> as of yesterday my libreoffice wont start without being root in 10.10
[19:08] <blinki> (I just updated from 10.04 to 10.10)
[19:09] <JesperSW> kim_bruning, How does that work?
[19:09] <Manoj> is it possible?
[19:09] <benovic> I experience connectivity issues throughout browsers since 2 Days (Form submission doesn't work). Even in Firefox Safe Mode or freshly installed Opera I cannot submit some forms. The only thing that works is to start the Internet Explorer through windows (virtualbox). I hate IE from the bottom of my heart. Where do i start fixing this? I have tried different browsers and proxies w/out luck
[19:09] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, if you have specified the wrong gateway you won't have any working network
[19:10] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, well, let's first see what we've got     what does route say is your default gateway ip, and what's your actual gateway ip  ?
[19:10] <kim_bruning> and can you ping said IP ?
[19:10] <kim_bruning> benovic, are you at home or on a corporate network?
[19:11] <JesperSW> when i enter sudo route, it says my gateway ip is 62.107.64.0
[19:11] <benovic> kim_bruning, @home, i can break into the router :)
[19:11] <sacarlson> benovic: maybe it's a dns problem,  see if ping resolves an ip address in a short time,  test dns server with dig
[19:11] <JesperSW> kim_bruning,
[19:11] <benovic> sacarlson, nslookup works fine
[19:12] <kim_bruning> benovic, okay, well that eliminates the most obvious possible cause. :-/  I'm kinda busy with JesperSW atm, maybe someone else can give you a hand?
[19:12] <CryonicCore> how do I update ClamTK?
[19:12] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, you were going to say something?
[19:12] <benovic> np, kim_bruning it's irc :)
[19:12] <prince> how could i install compiz
[19:12] <sacarlson> benovic: remind you some lookups may be fast and others slow
[19:12] <CryonicCore> !clamtk
[19:12] <CryonicCore> how do I update ClamTK?
[19:12] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, okay, so IS your gateway ip actually 62.107.64.0 ?
[19:12] <brokenangel> how to join IRC thru this?
[19:12] <xangua> prince: compiz already is installed
[19:12] <Pici> brokenangel: You're on IRC now.
[19:12] <kim_bruning> brokenangel, gidday
[19:13] <JesperSW> kim_bruning, well, thats what i figured it was. How do i find out for sure?
[19:13] <xangua> CryonicCore: sudo apt-get update ¿
[19:13] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, alright, where are you, like, physically?
[19:13] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, and are there any computers with WORKING network near you?
[19:13] <mia158> borkenangel: go to freenode.net
[19:13] <mia158> register there
[19:13] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, (I'm assuming your network isn't working? )
[19:14] <brokenangel> and?? :-/
[19:14] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, (on the computer I mean, not in general)
[19:14] <Pici> mia158: You can't register through their website....
[19:14] <kim_bruning> brokenangel, well, you're here. What's up?
[19:14] <Pici> brokenangel: What are you trying to do? You're connected to IRC right now.
[19:14] <Blinkiz> Hi. It exist a console program to measure bandwidth that I have forgot the name of. You install the program on both linux machines and set one up as a server. pfing something.. fping.. noo. What is the name?
[19:14] <brokenangel> I want to join some other channel as well :-s
[19:14] <JesperSW> kim_bruning, well, i actually haven't checked. the only other computer here is on lock. its my roommates :)
[19:14] <kim_bruning> Blinkiz, I use ntop, though that is browser-based
[19:14] <Pici> !alis | brokenangel
[19:14] <detrix42> do I have to have a particular kernel to use virtualbox. meaning, a kernel that will use the cpu's virtual os capabilities?
[19:14] <mia158> review the user registration page
[19:14] <kim_bruning> brokenangel, use /join
[19:14] <CryonicCore> xangua, Does not work. Comes up with E: The update command takes no arguments
[19:14] <Blinkiz> kim_bruning, no, it's not ntop
[19:15] <JesperSW> kim_bruning, haven't seen any signs of the network not working
[19:15] <brokenangel> :-/
[19:15] <kim_bruning> detrix42, you have a kernel module for kvm, I think virtualbox will work-like-out of the box
[19:15] <Pici> Blinkiz: I use vnstat, but its not client/server based.
[19:15] <sacarlson> benovic: another posibility is the mtu  (max transfer unit) this will default most the time to about 1500,  some ISP have problems with this size and if made a bit smaller like 1400 or some number I forget it works much better
[19:15] <brokenangel> didnt get you
[19:15] <Pici> !alis > brokenangel
[19:15] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, Okay, so do you have a machine with working network?
[19:15] <Pici> !irc > brokenangel
[19:15] <JesperSW> kim_bruning, yea
[19:15] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, Ok, so go on there and see what it says is its gateway
[19:16] <Blinkiz> Pici, Thanks for the suggestion. But vnstat is not the thing
[19:16] <detrix42> kim_bruning: so do I have to start that module?
[19:16] <JesperSW> kim_bruning, this is the one with working network ;) it says its 62.107.64.0
[19:16] <brokenangel> ??
[19:16] <kim_bruning> detrix42, not for virtualbox. you use kvm for kvm ;-)
[19:16] <brokenangel> :|
[19:16] <detrix42> kim_bruning: oh. ok
[19:16] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, oh, sorry... so what's your actual problem then?
[19:16] <Minty> i rebooted ubuntu following a full install and it says "please remove media or something"
[19:17] <Pici> Minty: Take the install CD out of the drive.
[19:17] <kim_bruning> Minty, so do what the nice computer says (it means to remove the USB stick or CD)
[19:17] <JesperSW> kim_bruning, i just wanna access my router to adjust some settings
[19:17] <sacarlson> benovic: see this for details about mtu http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/mtu.htm  there is much docs on it
[19:17] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, Oh you want to access your ROUTER
[19:17] <Minty> kim_bruning: oh, i think i see.
[19:17] <JesperSW> kim_bruning, yea :p
[19:17] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, kinda odd that it has a .0 as a default gw ... are you sure?
[19:17] <CryonicCore> how do I update ClamTK?
[19:18] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, could you private message me the output from route?
[19:18] <JesperSW> kim_bruning, i dont think its the right gateway since i cant acces it
[19:18] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, me three, because you are ending it in a 0 :-P
[19:18] <Blinkiz> Pici, kim_bruning: Found the program now. It's iperf
[19:18] <kim_bruning> Blinkiz, awesome, I wanted that too
[19:18] <JesperSW> 62.107.64.0     *               255.255.192.0   U     2      0        0 wlan0
[19:18] <JesperSW> link-local      *               255.255.0.0     U     1000   0        0 wlan0
[19:18] <JesperSW> default         3e6b7ffe.rev.st 0.0.0.0         UG    0      0        0 wlan0
[19:19] <JesperSW> doh
[19:19] <CryonicCore> how do I update ClamTK?
[19:19] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, ok try   ip route   instead,   the output is more readable
[19:19] <Pici> !patience | CryonicCore
[19:20] <xangua> CryonicCore: add a PPA¿ compile¿ upgrade to a newer version¿
[19:20] <kim_bruning> JesperSW, incidentally, your route to the *default* gateway  is listed under "default"    unfortunately, the name is kinda obscured because the column isn't wide enough (why does route DO that? )
[19:20] <brokenangel> can we join unauthorised channel thru this thing ???
[19:20] <teddyb> my wireless adapters and possibly ethernet have stopped working, it happened after i installed some wireless packages from ubuntu software center and also deleted my swap space (and recreated it elsewhere on the disk using gparted)
[19:20] <Pici> brokenangel: This channel is only for Ubuntu support.  If you have IRC questions you can ask in #freenode
[19:20] <xangua> brokenangel: do you have any ubuntu related question¿
[19:21] <Minty> within ubuntu, how do i run commandline stuff?
[19:21] <prince> hi
[19:21] <xangua> !shell | Minty
[19:21] <bullgard> Minty: Open a terminal program.
[19:21] <Minty> ty
[19:22] <kallisti5> anyone seen a strange issue where on a new 10.10 install..  no network interfaces show up in the network manager? (even though i have eth0 and wlan0 in ifconfig)   i was able to dhclient eth0 without any problems.
[19:22] <jerknextdoor> as of yesterday my libreoffice wont start without being root in 10.10.  any ideas?
[19:23] <Minty> i tried running apt-get update and it says permission denied - are you root?
[19:23] <Minty> i'm running from within virtualbox if that makes any difference?
[19:23] <Pici> !sudo | Minty
[19:23] <prince> hi
[19:23] <teddyb_> sorry my connection closed, if anyone replyed to me can you do so again?
[19:23] <KirkMcDonald> Minty: Stick "sudo" in front of it.
[19:23] <Minty> ty
[19:23] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, dump  network manager and do this : http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
[19:24] <kallisti5> Minty: " sudo !! " will work also.
[19:24] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: i had to dump the gui and do a manual setup though on a desktop.
[19:24] <CryonicCore> xangua, sorry I dont get what u mean
[19:24] <CryonicCore> can u please rephrase
[19:24] <CryonicCore> or give me an example
[19:25] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: %s/had/hate/g
[19:25] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, that tutorial is very thorough and it has some good suggestions for tweaking the nic as well
[19:25] <Dmole> teddyb_: your question is not even in recent history ~
[19:25] <exogrim> anyone that can help me with some script issues? pm me, this might be some lines
[19:26] <soreau> exogrim: Use a pastebin service and ask in #bash
[19:26] <exogrim> soreau, thanks
[19:27] <openbees> i think windows is better than ubuntu
[19:27] <BluesKaj> openbees, no trolling or tolling please
[19:27] <soreau> ! ot | openbees
[19:27] <lestat> i think openbees is a troll
[19:27] <kallisti5> openbees: windows is the bees knees!
[19:28] <kallisti5> openbees: (if you like aids)
[19:28] <xangua> lestat kallisti5 better just ignore troll next time please ;)
[19:28] <kallisti5> openbees troll'in
[19:28] <llutz> don't feed the troll pls
[19:28] <prince> open bees is mad
[19:28] <Pici> Can we get back to support?
[19:28] <kallisti5> +1
[19:29] <botcity> i agree with xangua
[19:29] <prince> ya
[19:29] <Jelou> Hello. I've moved /home to another partition on a new disk and now, sometimes when ubuntu starts, i get the error "Serious errors were found while checking disk drive for /home". Anyone knows where is the problem?
[19:29] <openbees> ohhhhooo guys i was just kidding
[19:29] <soreau> Jelou: Did you point /etc/fstab to the new location?
[19:30] <BluesKaj> openbees, do you have a question ?
[19:30] <Jelou> of course, soreau
[19:30] <Pici> openbees: If you're bored here, theres always #ubuntu-offtopic for social discussion.
[19:30] <Jelou> i had /home on the same /, before
[19:30] <cparker> I'm on a fresh install of Ubuntu 10.10 and I'm trying to import my SSH key pair. Seahorse is not importing anything relating to SSH... is this a known issue?
[19:30] <prince> can i install counter strik on ubuntu without steam
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Jelou: is the partition with home on, healthy?
[19:30] <prince> please help
[19:30] <openbees> prince : noooooooooooooooooooo
[19:30] <soreau> Jelou: It could be a bug that ubuntu doesnt want it moved. Try making /home a symlink to your home folder
[19:31] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: wierd!  service network-manager stop ; service network-manager start and things started working
[19:31] <prince> but i think yes
[19:31] <Jelou> /dev/sdb6	/	ext4	errors=remount-ro	0	1
[19:31] <Jelou> /dev/sda1	/home	ext3	defaults,errors=remount-ro	0	1
[19:31] <soreau> prince: Just use wine?
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Prince: if you can in Wi
[19:31] <mazdok> hi there
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Win, then yes
[19:31] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: maybe make network-manager start later in boot?
[19:31] <mazdok> can you tell me where is this file: drivers/usb/class/cdc-acm.c
[19:31] <mazdok> is a file of the kernel?
[19:31] <mia158> what is the recommended path for user scripts in ubuntu?
[19:31] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, yes , when you removed nm , the restart is usually required
[19:31] <soreau> mazdok: Looks like a kernel source file
[19:31] <openbees> but there r lots of problem with wine
[19:31] <prince> but it not support on line play
[19:31] <mia158> I have some perl scripts that I use, where should I keep them
[19:31] <mazdok> soreau: ok so if I want to modify it I have to recompile the kernel right?
[19:32] <Jelou> ActionParsnip, is a new drive...
[19:32] <Joepie> Q: whats linux command 4 rename ?
[19:32] <soreau> mazdok: To run the modifications, yes you would have to build it
[19:32] <schnuffle> mia158: ~/bin and add that to your path
[19:32] <mia158> >ideally they would be in a dir that allows me to execute the script without specify it's path
[19:32] <cparker> Joepie: mv
[19:32] <mia158> okay thanks
[19:32] <Jelou> soreau, but it's strange that not always i get the error, only sometimes
[19:32] <Joepie> Cparker: ty
[19:32] <cparker> Joepie: It's short for "move".
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Mia158: i like to make a folder then add the folder to PATH
[19:32] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, make sure your router IP is listed in the /etc/network/interface to set the connection at boot
[19:32] <soreau> Jelou: Intermittent problems are the most difficult to track down :p
[19:33] <schnuffle> mia158: you can do that in your .bashrc
[19:33] <Jelou> yes... i know :)
[19:33] <mia158> do I need to add it to .bashrc and to my path or is that one in the same?
[19:33] <speedy> The Jack Control is used to have audio run throughit not sure i understand the app i link the audio but nothing turn off have sound again
[19:33] <teddyb> test
[19:33] <Pici> teddyb: you should be good now :)
[19:34] <mazdok> soreau: very noob question, is not possible to "package" the kernel and install it with apt-get ?
[19:34] <teddyb> thanks pici
[19:34] <mia158> if I do echo $PATH I do not see ~/bin
[19:34] <soreau> Jelou: Perhaps the system would be more friendly had you told it where home was at installation time
[19:34] <Jelou> one question... if a drive in my Pc is sda, is always sda if i don't move it to another plug?
[19:34] <soreau> mazdok: Yes, install linux-sources and find the source tarball in /usr/src/
[19:34] <teddyb>  my wireless and possibly ethernet have stopped working after deleteing my swap space and re adding it using gparted (needed to move its location) i also installed a few packages using the ubuntu software center
[19:34] <Jelou> or sometimes can be recognized like sdb
[19:35] <llutz> mia158: "mkdir ~/bin && . ~/.bashrc && echo $PATH"
[19:35] <soreau> !info linux-source
[19:35] <mazdok> soreau: is it a automake project?
[19:35] <mazdok> an*
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> Mia158: if you add: export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/folder   to ~/.bashrc
[19:36] <openbees> mia158 : u can add it as PATH=$PATH ~/bin
[19:36] <bastidrazor> mia158: normally, your ~/.profile will have line to add it to your path if it exists.. source ~/.profile    should add it after you have created ~/bin
[19:36] <soreau> mazdok: You should only have to install build-essential to build it
[19:36] <tdn> I am watching a video in Smplayer but the subtitles are not in sync. They seem to be drifting more and more out of sync. Probably a wrong frame rate. How do I fix this?
[19:36] <mia158> I'm getting many diff responses here...
[19:36] <mia158> same as when I searched the forums
[19:36] <mia158> what is the best way to do this?
[19:36] <soreau> mia158: That is because there are many ways to do what you want
[19:36] <Pici> mia158: Thats because there are many potental answers.
[19:36] <mia158> or the preferred way?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> Mia158: you can add folders to the path (obviously change my example)
[19:36] <bastidrazor> mia158: all of the suggestions will work. pick one and go with it.
[19:36] <mazdok> soreau: the problem is that I can't compile it in the device in which it will be installed, I need to cross compile it in another computer and after install the .deb in there
[19:37] <soreau> mia158: The best one is the one that suits your situation best
[19:37] <openbees> mia158: u can try anyone
[19:37] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, the router IP is not the gatewayIP, it's the nameserver IP listed on /etc/resolv.conf
[19:37] <botcity> how do you remove a path dir  from $PATH?
[19:37] <soreau> mazdok: Then you want to make sure to get a kernel for that processor
[19:37] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: do what now?
[19:38] <soreau> botcity: Permanently or just for current login>
[19:38] <mazdok> soreau: yes and one time got it and compiled,can I create a .deb package?
[19:38] <botcity> soreau: perm !
[19:38] <soreau> mazdok: Yes though that is beyond my area of expertise
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> Mia158: if you give your script a weird name, you can simply drop it in /usr/bin
[19:38] <damiano> list
[19:38] <mazdok> soreau: thx anyway :)
[19:38] <guntbert> !u | openbees
[19:39] <mia158> i tried this mkdir ~/bin && . ~/.bashrc && echo $PATH
[19:39] <speedy> jack control used for ? not working for me
[19:39] <mia158> and I try to execute the script now and I am getting not found
[19:39] <llutz> mia158: "mkdir ~/bin && . ~/.profile && echo $PATH"        sry
[19:39] <guntbert> !it | damiano
[19:39] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, copy the nameserver IP listed on /etc/resolv.conf to /etc/network/interfaces and list it as: gateway 192.168.x.x
[19:39] <openbees> ubottu: i will try u
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> Mia158: .bashrc is a textfile to edit
[19:40] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: wrong nic?
[19:40] <mia158> i know what that file is
[19:40] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, or whatever the nameserver IP is
[19:40] <mia158> someone gave me that mkdir string
[19:40] <soreau> botcity: Which path do you want to remove?
[19:40] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: *wrong nickname*  eg.. i think you have the wrong person
[19:40] <llutz> mia158: ~/.profile check for ~/bin and adds it to your PATH if it exists. my bad, i wrote bashrc instaad
[19:40] <botcity> soreau: i seem to have :/opt/real/RealPlayer in my path ??
[19:41] <syphirx> Hey guys, I have a question. How would I go about getting Java on Ubuntu. I'm not sure if I should use the open-source or closed-source version.
[19:41] <soreau> botcity: did you attempt to install real player at one point?
[19:41] <guntbert> !java | syphirx
[19:41] <soreau> ! java | syphirx
[19:41] <botcity> soreau:  yes  my bad!
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> Mia158: then add:  export PATH=$PATH:~/bin    to ~/.bashrc
[19:41] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, nic=network interface connection
[19:41] <bullgard> What is the function of the kernel thread [pm]?
[19:42] <openbees> u can try netbeans or eclipse like ide
[19:42] <llutz> ActionParsnip: no need, thats done automatically in .profile
[19:42] <openbees> syphirx : u can try netbeans or eclipse like ide
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> Llutz: i cover all bases :)
[19:42] <soreau> botcity: The installation probably added that path. Im not sure where it would have put it.. try grep -R /opt/real/RealPlayer $HOME and see if you can find where it put the entry
[19:43] <mia158> okay, I deleted the bin dir and retried with ~/.profile
[19:43] <mia158> mkdir ~/bin && . ~/.bashrc && echo $PATH
[19:43] <mia158> I get the same thing
[19:43] <mia158> file not found
[19:43] <llutz> mia158: "mkdir ~/bin && . ~/.profile && echo $PATH"
[19:43] <wasutton3-Laptop> is there a way i can view a binary file using hex from the command line? like with cat or some other similar program?
[19:43] <NixGeek> !enter | mia158
[19:43] <soreau> botcity: If its not in $HOME, try the same command on /etc
[19:43] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: umm...  yeah. just missed the k. anyway.. i think you are looking at another conversation.  i can configure a network card manually... it's just that ubuntu's network manager service seems broken on boot and i have to do a stop and a start to get thins working.
[19:43] <wasutton3-Laptop> btw the file is being written to at the same time
[19:44] <mia158> oh sorry
[19:44] <teddyb> will ubuntu detect my new swap partition after making it in gparted? and would that have anything to do with my wireless saying no network devices available?
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Llutz: you sure about the period after the first &&?
[19:44] <llutz> ActionParsnip: yes, you can write "source ~/.profile" too, it the same
[19:44] <soreau> teddyb: Why did you make a new swap partition?
[19:44] <bastidrazor> teddyb: no, you will need to add the partition to /etc/fstab
[19:45] <mia158> I got it working now
[19:45] <mia158> thank you for your help
[19:45] <bastidrazor> llutz: you could use 'source ~/.profile' instead.
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Teddyb: should do as far as I know. If not, add an fstab entry for it
[19:45] <llutz> bastidrazor: did you read my answer?
[19:45] <linux_noob> hi all.  i'm looking for resources to read and study.  I just downloaded xubuntu on lappy and I'm playing around with the terminal in my android fone
[19:45] <bastidrazor> llutz: yes. i missed the second one. :)
[19:46] <kaie> hi. is this the right channel to ask a user interface question about ubuntu 10.10 netbook - unity? (I don't understand how I can make the gscan2pdf to stay in the left bar. No "keep" menu option is given)
[19:46] <teddyb> soreau because i ran out of primary partitions and still had 300 gb of space left
[19:46] <linux_noob> or where i should go to ask?
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> !manual| Linux_noob
[19:46] <soreau> teddyb: Should have made your disk GPT and not have to worry about partition limits
[19:47] <astrostl> i have a hung dpkg process on a 10.04 LTS server: /usr/bin/dpkg --status-fd 23 --unpack --auto-deconfigure /var/cache/apt/archives/augeas-lenses_0.7.0-1ubuntu1_all.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/libopenssl-ruby1.8_1.8.7.249-2_amd64.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/facter_1.5.6-2ubuntu2_all.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/libreadline-ruby1.8_1.8.7.249-2_amd64.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/irb1.8_1.8.7.249-2_all.
[19:47] <astrostl> deb /var/cache/apt/archives/libaugeas0_0.7.0-1ubuntu1_amd64.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/libaugeas-ruby1.8_0.2.0-2ubuntu3_amd64.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/libopenssl-ruby_4.2_all.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/libruby_4.2_all.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/libshadow-ruby1.8_1.4.1-8build1_amd64.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/libxmlrpc-ruby_4.2_all.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/puppet-common_0.25.4-2ubuntu6_al
[19:47] <astrostl> l.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/puppet_0.25.4-2ubuntu6_all.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/rdoc1.8_1.8.7.249-2_all.deb /var/cache/apt/archives/rdoc_4.2_all.deb
[19:47] <bastidrazor> teddyb: that is why 'extended' partitions exist. 4 primary is never enough
[19:47] <FloodBot2> astrostl: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:47] <astrostl> blah, didn't mean to multi-line it there - sorry.
[19:47] <schnuffle> kaie: the problem is that its locked http://maketecheasier.com/unlock-gnome-panel-in-ubuntu-netbook-edition-une/2010/04/25
[19:47] <soreau> ActionParsnip: ''source <script>'' or ''. <script>'' reads and executes the commands from <script> into the current shell, only one script per invocation the rest is passed as arguments to it
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> Kaie: run the app. Once it is on the bar, rightclick it and select to keep it there
[19:47] <astrostl> this process cannot be kill -9d.  i removed the lockfile and tried the command again (apt-get -y install puppet) and yielded the same, unkillable process.  so now i've got two.  any suggestions?
[19:48] <BluesKaj> kallisti5,  "<kallisti5> BluesKaj: maybe make network-manager start later in boot?" I was talking about a method to set the router IP connection permanently
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> Soreau: gotcha
[19:48] <astrostl> when i strace the pid it's not doing anything
[19:48] <teddyb> bastidrazor yep found out 4 is not enough today ;)
[19:48] <kaie> ActionParsnip, I did exactly that, but there is no "keep". I saw a "keep" when I added thunderbird, but for gscan2pdf, no "keep" is offered, only "close"
[19:48] <linux_noob> i downloaded the manual for busybox which is the shell on my fone. but i need a broader context than actual command line.
[19:49] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, sorr to have misunderstood your question , if that's what you mean.
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> Kaie: weird is there a bug logged?
[19:49] <kaie> schnuffle, that article is about 10.04, but the 10.10 edition looks completely different.
[19:49] <kaie> ActionParsnip, not yet, because until now I had assumed maybe it's my fault, and I'm doing something wrong. If it must be there, I can file a bug.
[19:52] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: what i ment was move the /etc/rcx.d/S20network-interface to /etc/rcx.d/S60network-interface
[19:52] <kallisti5> BluesKaj: thanks for the help though
[19:52] <schnuffle> kaie: I've 10.10 right in front of me and got really mad about adding something to the panel, I ended up switching back to standard gnome
[19:53] <mohadib__> hello
[19:53] <BluesKaj> kallisti5, well you're welcome , if it helped :)
[19:53] <schnuffle> kaie: i'll try to find the correct link
[19:53] <mohadib__> is there a tool to make an installable cd from an existin install?
[19:53] <kaie> schnuffle, thank you, much appreciated
[19:53] <teddyb> actionparsnip, bastidrazor i see what i think is the right entry in fstab its just the uuid is different from the one gparted is reporting, do i change that?
[19:53] <kaie> ubuntu-bug unity
[19:53] <kaie> schnuffle, found https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity - it suggests to use above command to file a bug
[19:54] <schnuffle> kaie: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition/ConvertGnomeSession
[19:55] <bastidrazor> teddyb: if you changed your partitions then the UUID has changed
[19:55] <pierce> so, my flashplugin randomly killed itself again.  flashplugin-nonfree and flashplugin-installer are both installed, but neither contain the .so I need.  I also have the adobe repo added, but it doesn't seem to contain anything useful either.  What is the recommended way to install flash in ubuntu these days? (im on 64 bit if that still matters)
[19:56] <teddyb> bastidrazor, ok, im assuming itll need a reboot
[19:57] <Dakrav> in terminal, how do i get to Ted\Python directory?
[19:57] <bastidrazor> teddyb: no, you can do a: sudo mount -a  in terminal to test and mount things in /etc/fstab
[19:57] <BluesKaj> pierce, flashplugin-nonfree should be replaced by the flashplugin-installer version since 9.10
[19:58] <pierce> BluesKaj: there are no binaries in flashplugin-installer, what does it even do?
[19:59] <pareLi> how do i make weechat start up at startup?
[19:59] <xangua> pierce: it downloads and installs flashplayer
[19:59] <BluesKaj> it draws the plugin down from the repos when you install it
[19:59] <Starminn> pareLi: See if you can do it in System->Preferences->Startup Applications
[19:59] <xangua> there is no such thing as adobe repository pierce
[19:59] <jeditransistor> hi
[19:59] <Guest82061> hello, does anyone know the channel for FOG (imaging software)?
[19:59] <BluesKaj> pierce, it draws the plugin down from the repos when you install it
[20:00] <jeditransistor> quit
[20:01] <Dakrav> how do i get to the directory Ted\Python in terminal?
[20:01] <ardnassac> 22
[20:02] <pierce> BluesKaj:  I apt-get purge flashplugin-installer   then apt-get installed it again, and it look like that worked, but nothing is in about:plugins
[20:02] <Pici> Dakrav: cd Ted\Python?
[20:02] <teddyb> bastidrazor: ok its giving me mount point 0 does not exist still, am i doing something wrong mabey
[20:02] <tobias_> Hi I got a problem with my java it wont run under the Firefox 4 Brta
[20:03] <tobias_> Beta*
[20:03] <Dakrav> Pici: thanks
[20:03] <BluesKaj> pierce, which browser?
[20:03] <kieppie> hi guys. anyone here very familiar with rsync? I'm trying to make an compressed archive of a remote location, * curious if rsync can do this on the fly. using: `rsync -varz --progress user@host:/path archive.tgz`
[20:03] <botcity> soreau: i removed realplayer a while ago. it was not pretty because there was no installer with it i followed some tutorials online and it sorted my problem but i must still have it in my path!
[20:03] <nishttal2> if I have 2 identical ubuntu machines and I want to keep a particular folder in sync always what are my options .. rsync?
[20:03] <pierce> BluesKaj:  firefox now, just standard firefox from 10.10
[20:03] <pierce> BluesKaj: also chromium can't see it either though
[20:04] <Louis-DK> Hi. I'm trying to upgrade an Ubuntu 11.04 using "sudo apt-get upgrade" Do you want to continue [Y/n]?  Extracting templates from packages: 100% Preconfiguring packages ... warning, in file '/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 15183 package 'ibus-pinyin-db-open-phrase':  error in Version string '1/lib/modules/2.6.38-2-generic/kernel/drivers/scsi/scsi_transport_fc.ko': invalid character in version number warning, in file '/var/lib/dpkg
[20:04] <Pici> Louis-DK: Please use #ubuntu+1 for 11.04 support.
[20:04] <kieppie> nishttal2: yea. that's your best bet
[20:04] <cheater00> hi
[20:05] <nishttal2> kieppie, can rsync run every second?
[20:05] <BluesKaj>     File: libflashplayer.s Version:  Shockwave Flash 10.2 r152
[20:05] <nishttal2> kieppie, i mean does that even make sense
[20:05] <kieppie> nishttal2: you can run is as a background service/daemon, yes
[20:05] <kieppie> nishttal2: looking into that now myself
[20:05] <cheater00> in top, the %cpu column, is that per core (meaning if i have two cores it goes up to 200%) or total (meaning it will only ever go up to 100%)?
[20:05] <nishttal2> kieppie, ok great thanks
[20:06] <kieppie> nishttal2: np
[20:06] <BluesKaj> pierce, FF here as well :  File: libflashplayer.s Version:  Shockwave Flash 10.2 r152 then application/x-shockwave-flash Shockwave Flash right at the bottom of the page
[20:07] <marc_> hmm i created a dd image of 22gb of 120gb.. it wont mount and i think its because there is no end point marked can it be marked?
[20:08] <atod> anyone have a nas storage device yet?  i'm thinking it's time to pickup a netgear nas duo it supports nfs
[20:08] <lakatos> How do I join another channel?
[20:08] <atod> type slash join
[20:08] <lakatos> thanks
[20:08] <botcity> cheater00:  i think your after htop
[20:09] <pierce> BluesKaj:  rm /usr/lib/libflashplayer.so   fixed it  no idea how that got there :-/  flash was working yesterday, and randomly stopped this morning
[20:09] <pierce> BluesKaj: thanks
[20:10] <genii-around> marc_: Did the dd process fail because of hd errors, or was it interrupted and then just truncated the file?
[20:10] <Minty> where can i change colours from 16 bit to  32 bit
[20:11] <BluesKaj> pierce, one couldn't install flashplugin-nonfree afaik after 9.10 , so how you managed to do so is mystery to me :)
[20:11] <botcity> Minty: i think you mean 24bit!
[20:11] <marc_> genii-around: it was deliberate as most of the partition was blank
[20:11] <m0ra1> how do you connect to a computer through port 80? is there a terminal command or something i need?
[20:11] <Minty> botcity: i don't know what i mean - but how do i do it anyway?
[20:11] <jrib> m0ra1: use your web browser
[20:11] <sacarlson> m0ra1: your browser
[20:12] <tobias_> window close 2
[20:12] <marc_> genii-around: used command with the count option
[20:12] <pierce> BluesKaj: it still works fine for me, just using apt-get, and has typically been the way I install flash on new systems   should I be installing the flashplugin-installer package instead?
[20:12] <m0ra1> when i use web browser is doesn't work.. but i know my port 80 is open
[20:12] <jrib> m0ra1: what do you have running on port 80?
[20:12] <genii-around> marc_: Might sound odd... but I would install ddrescue, then make a ddrescue image using the old broken file from dd as the input file
[20:13] <botcity> Minty: what is the problem
[20:13] <jabirali> m0ra1: If you don't like browsers, you can telnet to port 80. In order to do anything sane though, you would have to enter HTTP commands manually.
[20:13] <m0ra1> my other computer is has port 80 open and i want to connect to it and i have my telnet and ssh ports shut off
[20:13] <genii-around> marc_: Then to try mounting that instead
[20:13] <jrib> m0ra1: what do you have running on port 80?
[20:13] <BluesKaj> pierce, in a word yes , if you nare using an OS newer than ubuntu 9.10
[20:13] <marc_> genii-around: so that would set an end point on the img file
[20:13] <jabirali> m0ra1: You could also use nmap to double check what ports are open.
[20:13] <genii-around> marc_: Also it will keep reading an input file regardless of errors it encounters
[20:13] <m0ra1> umm it says a bit torrent client.. yah i used nmap so find that was open
[20:14] <brandon420> anyone know how to clear my swap mem useage?
[20:14] <BluesKaj> pierce, it's just flashplugin-installer instead of flashplugin-nonfree
[20:14] <usr13> m0ra1: What type of connection do you want to make to a computer on port 80?
[20:14] <jiffe> is there a way of seeing who issued a shutdown command?  It doesn't seem to log anything that I can tell
[20:14] <jabirali> brandon420: The kernel should do that automatically when needed.
[20:14] <jordo2323> Is there a way you can log someone into their window manager from an SSH session? (Gnome)
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> M0ra1: some clients have a web interface
[20:14] <usr13> m0ra1: Do you want to request something from it's web server?
[20:14] <m0ra1> i would like to wireless connect so i can see my harddrive so like a telnet connect but the windows 7 has telnet shut off
[20:15] <jabirali> brandon420: The kernel attempts to cache stuff if all the mem isn't required, in order to speed up subsequent actions.
[20:15] <karlo94> jiffe, maybe last
[20:15] <jrib> m0ra1: you're trying to connect to a windows computer?
[20:15] <marc_> genii-around: will try it and let you know the result, it was on another computer and i ended up re-installing anyway nothing important was lost
[20:15] <brandon420> jabirali, well im using 186mb of swap, and still have over a half a gig of actual ram. wouldnt it be faster to use the actual ram?
[20:15] <LucidGuy> Anyone know which distros equiped with the most modern kernel?
[20:15] <m0ra1> jrib: Yes
[20:15] <BluesKaj> pierce, it basically accomplishes the same same task, with a different name IMO
[20:15] <jiffe> karlo94: last shows that there was a reboot but doesn't say who issued it
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> Brando
[20:15] <botcity> !Details | Minty
[20:15] <brandon420> ActionParsnip, o/
[20:16] <usr13> m0ra1: You want to "see" the hard drive on a windows7 computer?
[20:16] <m0ra1> Yes thats correct
[20:16] <pareLi> i can't seem to get the /set commands for weechat to work..
[20:16] <usr13> m0ra1: I think samba is what you might be looking for.  Right?
[20:16] <jabirali> brandon420: Yes, it would. The kernel should normally start transferring stuff from swap to ram if you're not using all your ram.
[20:16] <usr13> !samba | m0ra1
[20:17] <karlo94> jiffe, but its says what user start it up, and shut it down, is it?
[20:17] <m0ra1> okay i will check it out :) thank you for the help
[20:17] <brandon420> jabirali, as my uptime goes up, so does the swap usage
[20:17] <usr13> m0ra1: Glad to be of service.
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> Brandon420: add     vm.swappiness = 0      to /etc/sysctl.conf  then run: sudo sysctl -p
[20:17] <jiffe> reboot   system boot  2.6.35-25-server Thu Feb 10 02:58 - 13:17  (10:19)
[20:17] <jiffe> thats the entry I get in last
[20:18] <karlo94> jiffe, hmm, I got that and my user name
[20:18] <Lint> lol smbfs is long time dead
[20:18] <Lint> itś an alias to cifs
[20:18] <brandon420> ActionParsnip, your awesome.
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> Brandon420: makes the OS stay in RAM unless really necessary
[20:19] <Lint> and cifs doesn't work with Vista and 7
[20:19] <jiffe> karlo94: it shows other users who logged in but it doesn't indicate who issued the shutdown
[20:19] <llutz> Lint: but package smbfs provides cifs
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> Li
[20:19] <Bilz> how do i install mono to run .net apps?
[20:19] <brandon420> ActionParsnip, sweet, thats what i wanted.
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> Lint: it can. It's just a pain
[20:20] <bastidrazor> brandon420: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq   you could read up here for some information on what swappiness is.
[20:20] <Plouj-> how do I get screen scrolling to work with the mousewheel in gnome-terminal?
[20:20] <karlo94> jiffe, than I do not know :S
[20:21] <brandon420> bastidrazor, yeah, i dont see why i should be using any of the swap.
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> Brandon420:there are sysctl.conf tweaks for faster broadband
[20:23] <schnuffle> brandon420: when you don't use swap as soon as your memory limit is reached the scheduler will kill processes
[20:23] <UbuntuIsMyLife> hey how do you install KDE on ubuntu 10.10?
[20:23] <Pici> UbuntuIsMyLife: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[20:24] <brandon420> ActionParsnip, it didnt do anything.
[20:24] <UbuntuIsMyLife> thanks
[20:24] <brandon420> lol
[20:24] <brandon420> ok, another question. how can i make my swap use another hdd?
[20:24] <UbuntuIsMyLife> oh yea, i forgot how long kde takes D:
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntuismylife: install kubuntu-desktop and you can choose between DEs at boot
[20:25] <bastidrazor> brandon420: that swapfaq page will tell you everything you need to know.
[20:25] <schnuffle> brandon420: create a swap partition on that hd and then edit /etc/fstab
[20:25] <UbuntuIsMyLife> is it possible to get lxde or anything other than gnome and kde on ubuntu?
[20:25] <bastidrazor> ActionParsnip: faster broadband via sysctl.conf .. where is this information you have?
[20:25] <UbuntuIsMyLife> thanks ActionParsnip
[20:26] <brandon420> thanks schnuffle, does my swap need to be 5.74gb?
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> Brandon420: when the swap frees it will stay in ram, or reboot
[20:26] <snap> hi
[20:26] <brandon420> hi snap
[20:26] <lake> How can I have a daemon NOT require a SU PW to restart it?
[20:26] <brandon420> log in as root, lol.
[20:26] <UbuntuIsMyLife> what other desktops can you get in Ubuntu other than kde and gnome?
[20:26] <lake> I'm trying to restart a daemon from a script and I have to type my password
[20:26] <brandon420> sorry, that wasnt helpful.
[20:26] <lake> it's okay
[20:26] <lake> :)
[20:26] <schnuffle> brandon420: normal desktop? no, I would use 2GB
[20:27] <Pici> UbuntuIsMyLife: sure, theres actually a lubuntu-desktop package, as well as xubuntu-desktop.  Alternatively, there are other non -desktop packages for other popular desktop environments in the repos, openbox, blackbox, awesome, etc.
[20:27] <schnuffle> lake: use sudo
[20:27] <UbuntuIsMyLife> thanks
[20:28] <schnuffle> lake: and add the user starting the script to /etc/sudoers
[20:28] <Lint> UbuntuIsMyLife, but take care as those desktops are packaged without any software :(
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> bastidrazor: http://linuxtweaks.wordpress.com/2009/03/16/how-to-tweak-linux-for-broadband-linux-tweaks-for-faster-broadband/
[20:28] <bastidrazor> ActionParsnip: thanks
[20:28] <Pici> schnuffle, lake: its much much easier to add the user to the admin group, which already is in sudoers.
[20:28] <brandon420> has anyone updated today? should i be afraid to update?
[20:28] <UbuntuIsMyLife> Lint, is lubuntu a good one? (I used to have lubuntu)
[20:29] <schnuffle> Pici: i prefer only adding the relevant command
[20:29] <snap> i must install the graphic interface on ubuntu server, when i launch the startx i get this message: You can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install xinit
[20:29] <lake> schnuffle: that's been done
[20:29] <Pici> schnuffle: You didn't mention that ;)
[20:29] <schnuffle> :)
[20:29] <lake> when I run the script w/ sudo, it can't find the interpreter I'm using
[20:29] <lake> (ruby)
[20:29] <snap> i have tryied the commad recommended sudo apt-get install xinit
[20:29] <sacarlson> lake: you can also setup sudo so that for this user that script doesn't need a password, or you can make all sudo with no password for that user
[20:29] <scampbell> snap:  Do you want gnome or kde for your desktop?
[20:29] <scampbell> snap: or something else?
[20:30] <snap> and also udo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[20:30] <lake> scampbell: I set that up in my /etc/sudoers and made sure all was set to nopasswd for that script
[20:30] <scampbell> snap: yean  install ubuntu-desktop and you'll get gnome.  Should be good.
[20:30] <schnuffle> lake: use the whole path to ruby e.g. /usr/bin/ruby or add the path at te beginning of your script
[20:30] <brandon420> how can i get rid of the top tool bar?
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> bastidrazor: if you run a local dns, you will get faster web too as you won't keep asking the web for dns resolutions
[20:31] <ethic> changing the scroll speed on ubuntu anyone?
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Brandon420: top bar of what?
[20:31] <brandon420> the default top tool bar for ubuntu
[20:32] <bastidrazor> ActionParsnip: i do, unbound.
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> Brandon420: right click it -> delete panel
[20:32] <brandon420> you cant.
[20:32] <brandon420> not with that one.
[20:32] <scampbell> Lake: I'd guess that it's environment settings issue.
[20:32] <lake> schnuffle: i tried that, too. Then I end up with gem dependency issues. The dependecies don't appear to be installed when I run "sudo"
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> Brandon420: as long as you have ONE you can have either
[20:33] <scampbell> Lake: see  "environment" in the sudo man page.
[20:33] <brandon420> ActionParsnip, so i have to keep one of em? i want to get rid of them all.
[20:33] <bastidrazor> ActionParsnip: have you tried these settings? do you have your own dns?
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Brandon420: or delete the bottom panel and move the top panel down
[20:34] <schnuffle> lake: of course you can not suppose to have the same env, so you have to care about. Set a PATH=allpathsyou need at the beginning of your script
[20:34] <rethus> how can i set FN+F& to increase brightness with spicctrl ?
[20:35] <scampbell> Lake: it's because the RUBY environment variables are getting trashed by sudo. You must change the root environment or configure sudo to allow you to pass environment for that instance (the preferred method, always avoid mucking up root)
[20:35] <brandon420> ActionParsnip, i dont think  your understanding me. i want ALL of the bars gone.
[20:35] <ethic> anyone know any good programming channels peeps?
[20:35] <xiong> brandon420, I've found a way to get a desktop without any panel at all. It's not too useful.
[20:35] <usr13> bastidrazor: What are you trying to do?
[20:35] <botcity> if i set the variable $PATH to /usr/bin:/dir/sfile:etc:etc in a terminal  how do i save it so it stays like that ?
[20:35] <schnuffle> xiong: openbox has no panels and is useful
[20:35] <maco> botcity: export it in your ~/.bashrc
[20:35] <xiong> brandon420, We call them 'panels'. We can make them look like toolbars, menu bars, whatever we like.
[20:36] <jrib> botcity: see the example in your ~/.profile
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> bastidrazor: yes i put a dns service on all systems i setup to cache resolutions. Makes them take 0ms rather than around 30. Multiply that by a lot of requests
[20:36] <bastidrazor> usr13: toying with http://tinyurl.com/63wcjwg
[20:36] <brandon420> xiong, http://uppix.net/5/d/7/acbd1bbb6a6ff2bf16953e79afbec.png
[20:36] <brandon420> thats why i want it gone.
[20:36] <xiong> schnuffle, You don't need X to run a computer, either.
[20:36] <botcity> ok thanks guys!
[20:36] <kaie> ActionParsnip, https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/641337 . schnuffel, thanks, but I simply, on login, said "standard edition", not netbook edition
[20:37] <schnuffle> xiong: for me its true, but if you want it minimalistic openbox does a good job
[20:37] <marcin_> how do i find out which version of xubuntu i'm using? i'm not sure i have 10.10
[20:37] <bastidrazor> ActionParsnip: dnsmasq is what you use?
[20:37] <Pici> marcin_: lsb_release -a
[20:37] <xiong> schnuffle, Well, this being #ubuntu, I'll stick with trying to make that work for me here.
[20:37] <scampbell> I got a good laugh the other day, I saw a place using virtual linux servers but they were complaining about the resource usage.  They had  pointlessly installed  gnome on all the virtuals even though they were doing everything via cli.
[20:37] <snap> i must install the graphic interface on ubuntu server, when i launch the startx i get this message: You can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install xinit
[20:37] <usr13> bastidrazor: You mentioned having internal DNS.  Most routers have a caching DNS server you can use and they are activated by default.
[20:37] <ActionParsnip> Brandon420: you could change it for something in config but the panel will auto rerun. If you look into wingpanel you can replace panel with AWN
[20:38] <x3n0z__> exit
[20:38] <x3n0z__> \quit
[20:38] <bastidrazor> usr13: my routers are 11 years old. they do not have this feature.
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> bastidrazor: yes
[20:38] <snap> the command for install the grafic interface
[20:38] <henny_> I've just attempted to make a dualboot between xp and ubuntu and it actually went really great. My only problem is that xp hasn't installed a single one of my drivers :s What is the easiest way to get a list of my hardware in ubuntu, so i can install the driver and install them in xp?
[20:38] <arbitrary> Okay, way fucked up situation.
[20:38] <Pici> arbitrary: Please mind your language here.
[20:38] <henny_> download the drivers *
[20:38] <scampbell> Brandon420: Maybe you are looking for fvwm, blackbox or some other window manager as some a thought.
[20:38] <Pici> henny_: sudo lshw
[20:38] <brandon420> bastidrazor, would you like a newish router? pay usps shipping, and i will send one to ya
[20:39] <arbitrary> my apologies. When I try to boot my ubuntu install, I get a good way through the boot process then I get kicked back to the built-in shell with a message stating "No init found. Try passing init= bootarg."
[20:39] <xiong> brandon420, You know, schnuffle does bring up a point. If you're unhappy with panels in general, that's a pretty broad UI preference. You might want to try a different distro.
[20:39] <brandon420> =/
[20:40] <brandon420> i like the way ubuntu works, lol. i semi get it.
[20:40] <usr13> bastidrazor: How many networks do you manage?
[20:40] <arbitrary> My shutdown last time was a terrible mess because something was eating so much processor power that everything kept stalling constantly. On top of that, I had attempted to update to 10.10 earlier that same session, but that seems to have failed cleanly enough.
[20:40] <arbitrary> Anyway, any ideas on how to fix this?
[20:41] <usr13> bastidrazor: How many routers do you have?
[20:41] <schnuffle> xiong: thats what i wanted to suggest :)
[20:42] <bastidrazor> usr13: 1 dhcp router with 2 used as switches and 2 more as access point and repeater
[20:42] <schnuffle> xiong: and openbox is part of ubuntu
[20:43] <arbitrary> Any ideas? At all? I'm stuck trying to use W7 and the ubuntu built-in shell hee.
[20:43] <xiong> schnuffle, Okay. My only point is that I don't find a panel-less desktop particularly useful. I have two panels in the standard arrangement and I've doubled the height of the lower one. I use it all.
[20:43] <schnuffle> xiong: okay so back on topic :)
[20:44] <usr13> bastidrazor: If it's all one LAN you only need one dhcp server.  Right?
[20:44] <veenenen> I'm running into an issue with networking. I can ping all domains on the command line, but random domains aren't available when I use network tools.
[20:44] <veenenen> Is there a good channel for dealing with this?
[20:44] <bastidrazor> usr13: correct.
[20:46] <guntbert> veenenen: try ##networking
[20:46] <usr13> bastidrazor: You can get TRENDnet TEG-S80G 8-Port Gigabit switches for about $50
[20:47] <Minty> if i install a package that wasn't available through the software centre - is there anyway i can add it so that i can manage it through there?
[20:47] <Minty> i.e for ease of later install etc
[20:47] <guntbert> usr13: what has that to do with ubuntu support?
[20:47] <usr13> bastidrazor: I don't know how big of a switch you need but that one will take care of 7 clients and lightning fast.
[20:48] <Pici> Minty: No, sorry.
[20:48] <Minty> Pici: ok, fair enough - thanks
[20:48] <usr13> bastidrazor: But if you have a caching DNS server already, you're good to go in that department.
[20:48] <Minty> Pici: i'm totally new to this - is it ok to add shortcut icons to my desktop? or does that defeat the point of using ubuntu - apologies if this question is ridiculous, i literally have no clue
[20:49] <Pici> Minty: You can do whatever you want
[20:49] <rethus> where can i adjust my FN-Key settings in xubuntu
[20:49] <eyceberg> hey, i am new to ubuntu. i am currently taking a class for it. I am trying to figure out how to get my iphone to detect on here, i have done research, but had no real success i am using lucid 10.04
[20:49] <ardchoille> Minty: It's your Ubuntu, set it up in a way that is comfortable for you :)
[20:49] <pareLi> is it possible to connect to two servers on irc at the same time with the same client?
[20:49] <Pici> pareLi: Sure.
[20:50] <pierce> Minty: I typically add application icons to my quicklaunch bar, to the right of the system menu, rather than to the desktop, which I mostly use for documents etc
[20:50] <pareLi> Pici: how?
[20:50] <Minty> Pici: when i download stuff through the download centre, can i launch it through anywhere other than terminal?
[20:50] <Minty> pierce: makes sense, i guess
[20:50] <Minty> pierce: how do i do that? sorry.
[20:50] <pierce> Minty:   drag and drop  :-)
[20:50] <usr13> bastidrazor: And if you have a pc or router with a gigabit NIC running your caching nameserver, you will be on the top shelf
[20:50] <Pici> Minty: Depends what you've downloaded, most desktop applications get put into Applications>somewhere
[20:50] <Pici> pareLi: What IRC client are you using?
[20:50] <gallez> where can i change the grub booting settings? the default system etc
[20:50] <pareLi> weechat
[20:51] <pareLi> Pici: weechat
[20:51] <ardchoille> Minty: in your menus, you can right click on an icon and get some choices
[20:51] <Minty> ardchoille: thanks
[20:51] <ardchoille> yw
[20:51] <Minty> Pici: i downloaded vim, can't find it under applications though ;)
[20:51] <gallez> where can i change the grub booting settings? the default system etc
[20:51] <pareLi> Pici: i have irssi to, but if it's possible i want to use weechat on 2 servers on the same time
[20:51] <eyceberg> has anyone gotten their iphone to work for ubuntu?
[20:51] <Pici> pareLi: I'm not familiar with weechat, but most clients have a /connect command
[20:51] <schnuffle> Minty: vim is console editor, but you can add a starter
[20:52] <Pici> Minty: Thats because vim is a command line application.  gvim provides a graphical interface.
[20:52] <gallez> where can i change the grub booting settings? the default system etc
[20:52] <rcmaehl> How do I flush my dns in the linux terminal?
[20:52] <Minty> Pici: yea, i downloaded gvim sorry
[20:52] <lake> scampbell: not sure how to configure sudo. looking around now. thanks
[20:52] <Minty> Pici: well i actually downloaded both, but gvim isn't in the application menu
[20:52] <usr13> rcmaehl: DNS is more than likely on your router
[20:52] <pareLi> Pici: i figured it out
[20:53] <schnuffle> rcmaehl: do you have a local dns runing?
[20:53] <rcmaehl> schatan: idk
[20:53] <usr13> rcmaehl: But if your running it on your PC, restart named with services
[20:53] <gallez> where can i change the grub booting settings? the default system etc
[20:53] <schnuffle> lake: use visudo to edit it, it checks the syntax
[20:53] <eyceberg> anyone have an idea of detecing an iphone?
[20:53] <pierce> Minty: in system > prefs > keyboard shortcuts   I tend to add alt+R as the run dialog  also W for browser and E for terminal etc
[20:54] <llutz> gallez: /etc/default/grub
[20:54] <schnuffle> !grub | gallez
[20:54] <|Bboy|> Question: Can anyone recommend some open source projects for home security using ubuntu as a platform?
[20:54] <PriceChild> eyceberg: Could you clarify what you mean by 'detect'?
[20:54] <gallez> thank you llutz
[20:54] <Logan_WP> !iphone | eyceberg
[20:54] <gallez> wait
[20:54] <usr13> rcmaehl: What exactly are you wanting to accomplish.
[20:54] <eyceberg> ty
[20:54] <gallez> if grub was the default bootloader before 9.10, what is the bootloader now? i'm using xubuntu 10.10 with standard settings
[20:55] <rcmaehl> usr13: the linux equivalent of ipconfig /flushdns
[20:55] <NixGeek> !RockBox
[20:55] <llutz> gallez: grub2
[20:55] <schnuffle> |Bboy|: what means home security ?
[20:55] <usr13> rcmaehl: You want to restart your network?
[20:55] <gallez> llutz: and what's the folder with the settings file?
[20:55] <botcity> how can i remove a path from the $PATH variable? or is that more work than adding it ?
[20:55] <PriceChild> botcity: which do you want to remove?
[20:55] <llutz> gallez: /etc/default/grub is the file to edit. run update-grub then to make them active.
[20:56] <lake> schnuffle: no syntax errors
[20:56] <Minty> in gvim, the  shortcut to save is :w
[20:56] <Minty> what does this mean? alt + w?
[20:56] <pareLi> rcmaehl: sudo aptitude install nscd and then sudo/etc/init.d/nscd restart
[20:56] <Pici> Minty: Its the colon key, then w
[20:56] <botcity> PriceChild:  PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/opt/real/RealPlayer << the end one!
[20:57] <llutz> botcity: easiest way: add "export PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games"  to your ~/.profile
[20:57] <Pici> Minty: vim/gvim is definitely not a new-user's editor.., its rather complex.
[20:57] <Encry8> how to edit crontab -e? It's blank, but I know there's a ton of stuff in there judging by what gnome-schedule has
[20:57] <schnuffle> lake: user     ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/SCRIPT
[20:57] <gallez> llutz: i have this in that file 'GRUB_DEFAULT=0'. how do i find out what the number represents?
[20:57] <CarlFK> i worked around this before..  http://dpaste.de/x5kG/  Depends: libboost-thread1.38.0 (>= 1.38.0-1) but it is not installable
[20:57] <cristiano_> ciao
[20:57] <Logan_WP> !crontab | Encry8
[20:57] <llutz> gallez: count the "menuentry" lines in /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[20:57] <Minty> Pici: i'm new to ubuntu - but not programming, it'll take me a short while to get used to the interface i guess, but i don't mind jumping in
[20:57] <botcity> thanks llutz  :-)
[20:58] <jimcooncat> Encry8: could be under another user, or in cron.d
[20:58] <Pici> Minty: Okay :)
[20:58] <Minty> Pici: colon + w didn't do anything ;) am i supposed to be holding ctrl or alt with this or somthing?
[20:58] <scampbell> Lake: If you want a test my theory replace your ruby program with a bash script that just does 'env'.  run it with and without sudo and compare the output.    You should see the lack of RUBY.. environment variables in the output of the sudo version.  That will let you know your heading the right way to solve.
[20:58] <Pici> Minty: Press esc,then type :w   and press enter.
[20:58] <lake> schnuffle: I have ALL ALL=NOPASSWD: /home/lacus/src/foo.rb
[20:58] <Gizmo_the_Great> I 95% sure the answer to this is no, but wanted to check. If I install Ubuntu on someone's computer, or a computer of a business and ask for payment, that's not against the GNU is it?
[20:58] <PriceChild> botcity: aha... yep that's not default so I'm not going to say "that's a bad idea!" :-) Now let me see if we can figure out where its set.
[20:58] <Encry8> jimcooncat: ok thanks, i'll see if it's there
[20:58] <cristiano_> ho un problema con ubuntu 10.10
[20:58] <KB1JWQ> Minty: Okay, close out of that, get back to the command line, and type "vimtutor" followed by the enter key.  Do what it says.  You're welcome.
[20:58] <lake> scampbell: that is true, I tried "sudo env" and it does what you're saying
[20:59] <Pici> !es | cristiano_
[20:59] <Pici> KB1JWQ: ;)
[20:59] <Minty> KB1JWQ: thanks
[20:59] <cristiano_> ok
[20:59] <scampbell> Gizmo_the_Great: you may charge for your services, you may charge for the media.  You may not 'charge' for the software because you don't own it thus you cannot present any other license but the gnu.
[21:00] <Davide69> sera a tutti
[21:00] <llutz> botcity: grep -ri ":/opt/real/RealPlayer" /etc/* ~/*
[21:00] <schnuffle> lake: the first ALL gives everybody the right to execute that script as root, if you replace ALL with the user only that user will be able to do that
[21:00] <Minty> does chrome run fine on ubunut? not a massive fan of firebox unless i'm web developign tbh
[21:00] <schnuffle> lake: s/user/username/
[21:00] <schnuffle> Minty: yes
[21:01] <Minty> schnuffle: thanks
[21:01] <Starminn> Minty: Yep, running it right now. (I run both simoulatneously, as Chrome has better Flash for me so I use it for Facebook games).
[21:01] <Gizmo_the_Great> scampbell: yeah, that's what I meant, thanks. So if I say "For me to do the installation, configure printers, network connections etc and I'll pop round once a month a do some updates and for that the charge will be $XX", that's OK, ins't it. As long as I don't say "....It's $XX plus $XX for Ubuntu"
[21:01] <ardchoille> Minty: I'm using chromium as my only browser on 10;10, works great even with flash
[21:01] <Logan_WP> Minty: use the nightly version of Firefox - it's very fast
[21:01] <scampbell> Gizmo_the_great: yes, that is very proper.
[21:01] <Logan_WP> Minty: http://nightly.mozilla.org/
[21:01] <cristiano_> I have a problem with ubuntu 10.10.non can not connect to internet
[21:02] <Gizmo_the_Great> scampbell: thank you
[21:02] <lake> schnuffle: right. so I can run it without typing the sudo password. that's great. HOWEVER. a line in the script uses a system call to restart a daemon. That's when it asks me for the password...
[21:02] <lake> I can't possible run the script through cron when i always asks me for the SU password
[21:02] <lake> really, i just confused. :(
[21:03] <Pici> lake: Put it in root's crontab then:  sudo crontab -e
[21:03] <schnuffle> lake: paste the line
[21:03] <llutz> lake: use system-crontab, its run as root
[21:03] <scampbell> lake: we apply NOPASSWD: to those sort of things but we keep it locked down to the particular command line you want to run.
[21:03] <brontoeee> Logan_WP, ppa would be?
[21:03] <scampbell> ++llutz:  Better answer
[21:03] <lake> system("sudo /etc/init.d/thing restart")
[21:03] <jrib> scampbell: I think your answer is best tbh...
[21:04] <Logan_WP> brontoeee: debatable
[21:04] <Minty> Logan_WP: thanks
[21:04] <Logan_WP> Minty: np
[21:04] <lake> Pici: root doesn't have the correct environment setup to use my scripting language
[21:04] <schnuffle> lake: drop the sudo as the script is already runing as root
[21:04] <Logan_WP> yeah, I guess ppa is better for Ubuntu
[21:04] <jmarshall> one of my servers' disks is full, is there a way I can see where all the space is being used? (which directories/folders)
[21:05] <bastidrazor> jmarshall: du -h   will list all directories and sub directories by size
[21:05] <scampbell> jmarshall: from command line   du -s *   will show you the disk usage total for every file and directory in the current directory.
[21:05] <usr13> jmarshall: du -sk * | sort -n  <will list by file sizes, largest last>
[21:06] <usr13>  jmarshall ls -lS |grep ^d   <will show directories sorted by size>
[21:06] <eyceberg> ok
[21:06] <llutz> jmarshall:  du -a /var | sort -n -r | head -n 10
[21:06] <scampbell> jmarshall: if you are gui bound then you can look in nautilius list format to see disk usage as well.
[21:07] <brontoeee> until they dont get rid of that house with red roof as home button, i wont run ff
[21:07] <Logan_WP> brontoeee: it's just black on Windows
[21:07] <usr13>  jmarshall ls -lSf |grep ^d   <will show directories sorted by size - largest ones last>
[21:08] <eyceberg> i went to the website. i have ubuntu 10.04 lucid, its basically saying to use ifuse to check the filesystem. i am trying to figure out how to at least have the iphone be recognized in ubuntu i have the iphone plugged in and still no indication. do i need to sudo something up?
[21:08] <scampbell> on firefox, if you don't like the home button just remove it!
[21:08] <brontoeee> Logan_WP, well, ff has that bug thing, which is great for css development, also rss/xml parser, reader, other than that i'am all chromic
[21:09] <EnrgySmth> has anyone tried setting up dmx / xdmx (distributed multihead xserver)?
[21:09] <Logan_WP> eyceberg: did you see that info about 4.2.x on your iPhone?  are you running that?
[21:09] <eyceberg> yes i am running 4.2.x
[21:09] <eyceberg> let me check. sorry
[21:09] <Logan_WP> eyceberg: there are extra steps at the bottom of the page for the iPhone
[21:10] <samael6> does anybody here knows what the ubuntu server chatroom is
[21:10] <samael6> where i mean
[21:10] <Logan_WP> eyceberg: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone#Device%20does%20not%20mount%20after%20iOS4.2.x%20upgrade
[21:10] <jxshxx> Greetings.  I tried to run a windows program with Wine, but it told me I needed MS .NET4  After I downloaded it, I get the "executable bit" error message.  Is there anything I can do?
[21:10] <Scaevolus> is it possible to install and use an Ubuntu 10.04 kernel in tandem with a complete Ubuntu 10.10 install?
[21:10] <Scaevolus> jxshxx: you should use Mono to run .NET applications
[21:10] <schnuffle> Scaevolus: Yes
[21:11] <atpa8a> any idea what might cause a service to fail to start during the boot sequence (but it then starts without problem manually)?
[21:11] <zillar> what are the differences between "python" "python2" and "python2.6" in /usr/bin ?
[21:11] <scampbell> atpa8a: usually something it depends on isn't running yet.  Check the logs.
[21:11] <pierce> zillar: they simlink to eachother
[21:11] <pierce> *symlink
[21:12] <zillar> so all of them are python2.6?
[21:12] <atpa8a> scampbell: i must be missing something... it's slapd and for the life of me i cannot see what's wrong with it during boot
[21:12] <Scaevolus> schnuffle: how would I do it?
[21:12] <NixGeek> atpa8a: what service
[21:12] <pierce> zillar: works well when you want to have multiple version of python installed
[21:12] <atpa8a> NixGeek: slapd
[21:13] <Scaevolus> (for context, I'm trying to use Intel VTune, which has to compile kernel modules that work with Ubuntu 10.04, but not 10.10)
[21:13] <eyceberg> Scaevolus: i tried to upgrade to 10.10 from 10.04 it says cant calculate update
[21:13] <eyceberg> so i am curious about that myself :)
[21:13] <NixGeek> atpa8a: no idea, i've had it happen with xorg before though, and I reinstalled the drivers
[21:13] <jxshxx> Scaevolus: Is that "MonoDevelop"? in the software center?
[21:13] <Scaevolus> jxshxx: just Mono-- it lets you run CLR (.net) programs
[21:14] <samael6> does anybodu know where the ubuntu server chatroom is
[21:14] <aeon-ltd> !server
[21:14] <aeon-ltd> samael6: above at the end
[21:14] <scampbell> atpa8a: I don't have it installed atm but check it's configuration, you should be able to turn up the logging level and see what it says.
[21:14] <atpa8a> hmm
[21:14] <linux4help> Hello people. I'm returning to linux after a number of years and new to Ubuntu, got it installed and running. Can anyone recommend some books or documents that aren't too basic for command lines, scripting, and getting around ubuntu? Theres a ton on amazon i'm looking at now
[21:15] <guntbert> !manual | linux4help
[21:15] <atpa8a> does that look "normal" from boot.log: Starting openntpd: Starting OpenLDAP: slapd - failed.
[21:15] <VCoolio> !abs | linux4help
[21:15] <linux4help> Thank you!!
[21:16] <atpa8a> i musta screwed something up
[21:16] <atpa8a> used insserv to start slapd before krb5-kdc
[21:17] <scampbell> atpa8a: it's just debugging. I had a server her running postgresql and kvm virtuals. Postgres kept failing at boot time. the reason was it was programmed to listen on the virtual network for kvm and that wasn't up when it started.  Very similar to what you are experiencing I think.
[21:18] <atpa8a> hmm
[21:18] <atpa8a> i do use kvm
[21:18] <atpa8a> but the ldap runs in the kvm host
[21:18] <scampbell> atpa8a: so unlikely that specific scenario is the issue but it illustrates the sort of thing that can happen.
[21:19] <atpa8a> the bridge for the guests tho is a different nic (have a dual nic intel adapter here)
[21:19] <scampbell> Okay, guests have arrived.  Time to go play
[21:19] <Encry8> Ugh! I've tried several methods no luck, trying to stick this on a cron using gnome-schedule, gnome-schedule says it uses the char %, so i tried escaping w/ "\%", this works fine in bash, just not cron http://paste.ubuntu.com/565561/
[21:21] <KB1JWQ> Encry8: Is it seeing wget in its path?
[21:21] <Gizmo_the_Great> is there a way to determine whether a computers hardware is fully compatible with a particular Ubuntu release?  Before everyone says "Yes, using the live CD", I have had instances where a Live CD has booted OK but then the install has failed.
[21:21] <raven_> hi, who can help me to rebuild kernel?
[21:21] <KB1JWQ> !kernel | raven_
[21:21] <linux4help> I can't believe how many more programs there are for linux than when i used it in the late 90's, this is awesome!
[21:21] <Logan_WP> :)
[21:22] <raven_> ok
[21:22] <jjajoshua> where are ubuntu desktop icons located?
[21:22] <serialized> ~/Desktop?
[21:22] <PriceChild> jjajoshua: somewhere in /usr/share/icons
[21:23] <lake> schnuffle: thanks for your help. I changed the ownership of the script to root:root and now sudo works from inside
[21:23] <lake> and I don't have to type my pw to run the script at all. completely automated now. thank, schnuffle
[21:23] <Minty> i downloaded firefox nightly
[21:24] <Minty> how do i install it? i've got the folder open
[21:24] <Logan_WP> just open it
[21:24] <|Bboy|> Question: Can anyone recommend some open source projects for home security using ubuntu as a platform?
[21:24] <Logan_WP> no installation required, I think
[21:24] <zakwilson> I want specific things to run on suspend/resume. There used to be scripts in /etc/acpi/events that were triggered on suspend and on resume, but I don't see them in 10.10.
[21:24] <Pricey> |Bboy|: "home security"? like monitoring cameras etc. ?
[21:24] <Minty> Logan_WP: how? haha
[21:24] <Logan_WP> Minty: open the Firefox file
[21:24] <Minty> run-mozilla.sh comes up with errors if i double click it
[21:25] <aeon-ltd> Minty: did you get the source? or the bin ?
[21:25] <Logan_WP> Firefox.bin
[21:25] <Minty> i just downloaded it
[21:25] <jxshxx> Scaevolus: I'm using 10.04LTS, and I'm reading that I should use Badgerports to get Mono.  Am I on the right track?
[21:25] <Logan_WP> oh wait, did you unpack the tar.bz2?
[21:25] <Minty> I downloaded it and i've got the download open
[21:25] <andre_> Hello guys. I would like to create a startup usb disk to install a different distro than ubuntu (kxstudio) via netboot. I launch the startup-disk-creator app, but when i choose the iso, nothing happens and the iso doesnt get choosed. What could be the problem?
[21:25] <Minty> Logan_WP: no
[21:25] <Minty> Logan_WP: how i do that?
[21:26] <Logan_WP> !tar.bz2 | Minty
[21:26] <Minty> what does that even mean :P
[21:26] <guntbert> andre_: it only works with ubuntu-cds
[21:27] <Logan_WP> Minty: just right click the folder and press "Extract Here"
[21:27] <Minty> are GNOME / KDE applications i should download?
[21:27] <botcity> llutz everyone  i should say that i removed alot of realplayer with a howto that i found online as there was no un-installer.  grep found http://pastebin.com/N7zejfcg  if i remove them will that stop it setting my $PATH variable ?
[21:27] <Minty> ok thanks
[21:28] <AndChat-> Kk
[21:28] <Joepie> Q: gettin 2002 error with phpmyadmin any1 got a idea ?
[21:28] <|Bboy|> Pricey: yes camera's locks
[21:28] <area51pilot> andre: are you using Universal USB installer?  :   http://www.pendrivelinux.com/create-a-ubuntu-9-10-live-usb-in-windows/
[21:28] <badsyntax> struggling to load http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog anyone have any info why?
[21:28] <taotree> I upgraded and now there is this Nautilus menu on top of the screen: File/Edit/View/Places/Help. How do I get rid of it? It's not a panel so can't be removed via the panel config
[21:28] <Scaevolus> jxshxx: sounds right
[21:29] <Announcement> hey guys
[21:29] <Announcement> i installed ubuntu desktop 10.10 onto my laptop
[21:29] <Announcement> i can't find the battery level
[21:29] <Logan_WP> Announcement: which laptop model?
[21:30] <Guest69166> please do i need antivirus in ubuntu ?
[21:30] <Logan_WP> Guest69166: no.
[21:30] <|Bboy|> Pricey: thoughts ??
[21:30] <area51pilot> Announcement: notification area
[21:30] <NixGeek> Announcement: unplug the laptop
[21:30] <AndChat-> .
[21:30] <aeon-ltd> Guest69166: not really, unless you plan to use it as a windows file server
[21:30] <Logan_WP> !antivirus | Guest69166
[21:30] <aeon-ltd> Guest69166: get a good firewall though and set it up right
[21:30] <marc_> was gonna say that NixGeek
[21:30] <dash> .
[21:30] <Announcement> oh there we go it just takes a minute
[21:31] <marc_> dash: as in the incredibles
[21:31] <Guest69166> thanks all
[21:31] <Announcement> oh and btw installing ubuntu fixed many problems with my laptop
[21:31] <dash> Nah... keyboard
[21:31] <NixGeek> Announcement: to make it so it always shows the battery meter, go to System > Administration > Power management and choose the second tab
[21:31] <Announcement> like before it wasnt holding a charge, and it was running slow, and the graphics were basicly screwed
[21:31] <marc_> Announcement: no it just replaced microsoft.. which is only 1 problem
[21:33] <Announcement> OH THATS AWESOME! i could be entertained by just draging the windows around with that animation
[21:33] <botcity> ls
[21:33] <Phoebus> Say aye if you'd like Mubarak to get kicked out of Egypt or thrown in jail.
[21:33] <Announcement> so ms was causing these problems? lol
[21:34] <Logan_WP> Announcement: it could have been a combination of factors
[21:34] <Logan_WP> I'm sure that if you clean installed Windows 7 it would have worked just as fine
[21:35] <marc_> Announcement: sorry i was joking about microsoft i have mcse
[21:35] <samael6> is linux good for gaming?
[21:35] <Announcement> its ms win xp
[21:35] <sLm> hi my english isn't very well. my computer on gnome deleted. how to return back?
[21:35] <tech3> samael6: If the game has a native linux client
[21:35]  * Announcement hugs ubuntu
[21:36] <Pricey> samael6: depends on the game
[21:36] <linux4help> i know people who play wow on linux
[21:36] <sLm> please help me
[21:36] <Announcement> WoW is ok
[21:36] <marc_> Announcement: like Logan said windows 7 would work fine also
[21:36] <Announcement> i wanna try the new one
[21:36] <tech3> samael6: I've found games that have a native linux client run smoother than games with the native windows client
[21:36] <samael6> windows sucks
[21:36]  * Announcement whispers i have win7ultimate iso's with list of cd keys
[21:36] <tech3> samael6: The problem is finding native linux games :/
[21:36] <linux4help> what is this windows?
[21:36] <tech3> samael6: good* native linux games
[21:37] <linux4help> There is no windows, only linux
[21:37] <Logan_WP> linux4help: ah, okay
[21:37] <linux4help> lol
[21:37] <marc_> lol
[21:38] <tech3> hey, calling all developers. I want to write a gtk frontend to a command line program. links, special functions, tips?
[21:38] <Guest69166> please how can I install gromacs in ubuntu?
[21:38] <aeon-ltd> linux4help: stop trying to bend the windows that is impossible rather bend the world around the windows
[21:38] <marc_> i am not exactly happy with windows.. but.. businesses don't want to move away from ad
[21:38] <linux4help> lol
[21:39] <marc_> more like stop trying to clean install windows that's impossible first only try to realise the truth.. there is no live CD
[21:39] <linux4help> There has got to me something in here that converts html to pdf.
[21:40] <Announcement> i forgot what it was called, marc_
[21:40] <brontoeee> linux4help, print to pdf printer maybe?
[21:40] <aeon-ltd> linux4help: funnily enough theres a app that does the opposite called pdftohtml
[21:40] <Logan_WP> !cupspdf | linux4help
[21:40] <linux4help> k thanks =D
[21:40] <nomore> hi
[21:41] <Logan_WP> linux4help: np
[21:41] <Guest69166> any body knows how to install gromacs ?
[21:42] <cschneid> Does anybody run ubuntu on a mac?
[21:42] <cschneid> (mac hardware)
[21:42] <marc_> cschmeid: you mean on the intel mac or g4 and before
[21:42] <schnuffle> Guest69166: sudo aptitude install gromacs
[21:42] <cschneid> marc_: intel mac - I have a recent mac pro
[21:43] <cschneid> mostly worried about making bootloading smooth I think.
[21:43] <cschneid> would grub be the entry point, with a 2nd stage booting osx's or ... can I use apple's
[21:43] <Oer> much info cschneid > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MactelSupportTeam/AppleIntelInstallation
[21:43] <ronagain> hi
[21:44] <cschneid> Oer: cool, reading up :)
[21:44] <marc_> was gonna do that as well lol
[21:44] <Encry8> Ugh! I've tried several methods no luck, trying to stick this on a cron using gnome-schedule, gnome-schedule says it uses the char %, so i tried escaping w/ "\%", this works fine in bash, just not cron http://paste.ubuntu.com/565561/
[21:44] <cschneid> marc_: dual boot?  I want a nice "clean" dev environment without distractions...
[21:44] <ronagain> I get all these 404 when doing an apt-get update, here is my sources.list      http://mibpaste.com/IZu1XX
[21:44] <Guest69166> what the command for that ? plz
[21:45] <marc_> cschneid: no give you the support site
[21:45] <cschneid> hah
[21:45] <cschneid> ok
[21:45] <cschneid> marc_: thanks a bunch. Gotta read up
[21:45] <schnuffle> ronagain: isnt intrepid eol?
[21:45] <cschneid> Oer: you rock as well :) Thanks
[21:45] <ronagain> schnuffle: what's eol
[21:45] <Guest69166> how to reply to a specific person ?
[21:46] <schnuffle> end of live
[21:46] <Yohko> Should I install the package sun-java6-jre or sun-java6-bin for Java?
[21:46] <ronagain> you mean repositories are down?
[21:46] <schnuffle> ronagain: yes, wait ive to check
[21:46] <rww> ubottu: eol | ronagain
[21:46] <ronagain> schnuffle: is there an alternative to upgrading?
[21:47] <GI_Jack> anyone else in hear have problems with transmageddon?
[21:47] <marc_> how long is left for 10.10
[21:47] <ronagain> do I have any alternative to upgrading? I like this version
[21:47] <rww> marc_: 10.10 was released in October. Non-LTS releases get 1.5 years of support. So April 1012.
[21:47] <schnuffle> ronagain: keep the system as it is, buts thats not reommended
[21:47] <rww> ronagain: Depends. Are you happy with not getting updates to fix unpatched security vulnerabilities?
[21:48] <ronagain> not really
[21:48] <Yohko> ronagain, whatever you like about your system can be replicated after an upgrade
[21:48] <rww> ronagain: Then no.
[21:48] <ronagain> I just came to this problem while trying to install oracle
[21:48] <rww> ronagain: Intrepid hasn't gotten security updates since April.
[21:48] <marc_> who said you have to upgrade?
[21:48] <ronagain> marc_: is there an alternative to upgrading?
[21:49] <Yohko> ronagain the alternative to upgrading is keeping your system as is
[21:49] <ronagain> ok
[21:49] <rww> ronagain: The alternative to upgrading is not upgrading, and therefore not getting any updates, and not getting support in here.
[21:49] <marc_> ronagain: but you run the risk of security issues
[21:49] <ronagain> what is the recommended version for upgrading?
[21:49] <robert-brown> How exatly does "Use of this channel implies acceptance of terms at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/TermsOfService"
[21:50] <Announcement> how delete msg on facebook. just asking i know a tad off-topic
[21:50] <schnuffle> ronagain: 10.04 LTS
[21:50] <robert-brown> 10.10
[21:50] <Yohko> ronagain the one that is next after your current release
[21:50] <mickster04> Announcement: theres a little X about top right of the status
[21:50] <rww> ronagain: 10.04. To get there, you'd need to do 8.10 -> 9.04 -> 9.10 -> 10.04.
[21:50] <marc_> Announcement: hover mouse over message and you should see an X appear
[21:51] <rww> robert-brown: I generally find that people that managed to get their non-LTS release horribly out of date are better candidates for LTS releases :\
[21:51] <ronagain> is there a command for doing the upgrade from console?
[21:51] <schnuffle> rww: +1
[21:51] <zillar> sudo aptitude dist-upgrade
[21:51] <rww> ronagain: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades for instructions.
[21:51] <zillar> i believe ronagain
[21:51] <rww> zillar: dist-upgrade is not a recommended or supported upgrade method
[21:52] <Announcement> kk founnd it
[21:52] <marc_> normally people download the lastest iso and burn it to disk?
[21:52] <zillar> rww: I was answering a question
[21:52] <rww> zillar: I know. That wasn't the right answer ;)
[21:53] <ronagain> crap man
[21:53] <ronagain> all I want to do install oracle xe
[21:54] <Logan_WP> !oracle | ronagain
[21:54] <ikonia> ronagain: keep in mind oracle may/maynot work as well on ubuntu as other distributions due to Oracles stable and older component requirements
[21:54] <ikonia> ronagain: one of the reasons Oracle are working on their own linux platform and have targeted Redhat in the past
[21:54] <zillar> may not work at all due to oracle being an evil empire
[21:54] <ronagain> well it's for work
[21:54] <ronagain> so no way around
[21:54] <ikonia> zillar: don't be stupid please, it's nothing to do with being an "evil empire"
[21:55] <ikonia> ronagain: it's possible, just keep in mind the potentitial for issues due to Oracle liking older tried and tested components
[21:55] <schnuffle> ronagain: if it will be productive use centos
[21:55] <ronagain> naaa just local tests
[21:56] <niles> ve when I mean to
[21:56] <ronagain> dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of oracle-xe-universal:  oracle-xe-universal depends on libaio (>= 0.3.96) | libaio1 (>= 0.3.96); however:   Package libaio is not installed.   Package libaio1 is not installed.
[21:56] <niles> oops
[21:56] <niles> wrong chan
[21:56] <marc_> o.ø
[21:56] <ronagain> maybe I can just get that libaio somewhere and move on
[21:56] <jxshxx> Scaevolus: I'm new to this, but as best I can figure from badgerports.org, Mono isn't there.  If it is, I don't understand how to get it.  Any other suggestions?  Any and all hand holding appreciated :)
[21:57] <ikonia> jxshxx: mono should be there
[21:58] <marc_> jxshxx: look harder
[21:58]  * BluesKaj mulls over dnsmasq
[21:58] <Vustom> What are the alternatives to using Wine?
[21:59] <JesperFFF> Some know how i can get to know  the model names of my network cards in ubuntu?
[21:59] <ronagain> thanks bye
[21:59] <JesperFFF> someone
[21:59] <marc_> Vustom: virtualbox
[21:59] <rumpe1> JesperFFF, lspci
[21:59] <Vustom> I don't want to use VB, forgot to add..
[22:00] <schnuffle> JesperFFF: sudo lspci |  grep Ether
[22:00] <Scaevolus> jxshxx: I don't know, last time I tried to run something with .NET 4 I couldn't get it working either
[22:00] <robert-brown> Why do they say that ubuntu is for noob
[22:01] <zillar> robert-brown: because thay'
[22:01] <Yohko> because it's easy to use
[22:01] <marc_> robert-brown: if your new to linux its the best distro
[22:01] <zillar> re elitists?
[22:01] <schnuffle> robert-brown: what do you think waht happens when you upgrade a win95 system
[22:01] <JasonMSP> How do you unlist a directory on the web within a sub domain?
[22:01] <robert-brown> schnuffle: What
[22:01] <JesperFFF> Thanks!
[22:02] <marc_> schnuffle: lol.. as if
[22:02] <robert-brown> JasonMSP: Delete it?
[22:02] <schnuffle> robert-brown: it's the easiest to use but some knowledge is necessary even on windows to install orcale
[22:02] <JasonMSP> robert-brown:  no I'd like it to not be listed on the internet, in otherwords it can't be found unless you go directly to that URL
[22:03] <robert-brown> JasonMSP: Put it on a webserver?
[22:03] <robert-brown> Use norobots?
[22:03] <JasonMSP> im running apache2
[22:03] <robert-brown> JasonMSP: Just don't link to the directory anywhere on the site :P
[22:03] <robert-brown> You can also change permissions
[22:03] <JasonMSP> robots.txt doesn't keep the door locked.  Its more like a, " please don't enter this door."
[22:03] <marc_> JasonMSP: 2.2?
[22:03] <robert-brown> like chmod it to 700
[22:03] <robert-brown> or password protect it
[22:04] <JasonMSP> id like it accessible on the internet, but only if people know the URL.
[22:04] <ikonia> JasonMSP: remove the directory index option from the <directory> variable in the apache config
[22:04] <marc_> JasonMSP: so you want a link to not show.. subdirect the pages
[22:04] <robert-brown> just make a blank index.html JasonMSP
[22:05] <schnuffle> robert-brown: just realize, confused the name sorry
[22:05] <JasonMSP> well.  www.mysite.com being fully accessible, how do I lock mysite.com/donotenter/
[22:06] <marc_> JasonMSP: if you make a sub folder -  directory and put the pages in there.. using / on the url will take you there
[22:06] <robert-brown> haha
[22:07] <marc_> JasonMSP: as far as i know if there is no referer to that site then robot won't find it
[22:07] <schnuffle> JasonMSP: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/htaccess.html
[22:07] <ikonia> JasonMSP: as I've told you, you remove the directory index options from the <directory> directive in the apache config
[22:07] <grkblood> how do i find out the card number for audio devices?
[22:07] <JasonMSP> marc_:  yes of course.  (to both your statements)  but I im talking about people that are intentionally looking to get in.
[22:08] <marc_> ikonia: that could lead to subfolders being ignored
[22:08] <maco> grkblood: grep Subsystem /proc/asound/card*/Codec* i think
[22:08] <openbees> minty: what is th eprroblem with firefox
[22:09] <robert-brown> grep
[22:09] <andrewfree1> I can connect to my server via ssh, and ping other comps on the local network however I cant connect to anything outside our local network. Im on the same network so I know its not a router issue, and services networking start gives me   "start: Rejected send message, 1 matched rules; type="method_call", sender=":1.40" (uid=1000 pid=1757 comm="start) interface="com.ubuntu.Upstart0_6.Job" member="Start" error name="(unset)" requeste
[22:09] <andrewfree1> "  any idea?
[22:09] <marc_> JasonMSP: so you want a link that can only be accessed on a page but not listed in sitemap or search engine
[22:09] <The-Jag> Hi, I'm trying to use Openshot video editor but when I try to export the video, it says that I haven't installed the codecs. Is there a way to install codecs? I already installed those gstreamer packages but they seems of no help...
[22:09] <The-Jag> Ubuntu 10.10
[22:09] <JasonMSP> marc_:  yes
[22:09] <Announcement> whats the k for in kubuntu
[22:09] <grkblood> thanks
[22:09] <maco> The-Jag: do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed? id start there
[22:09] <maco> Announcement: kde
[22:09] <marc_> JasonMSP: using php ?
[22:09] <Announcement> whats that
[22:09] <JasonMSP> schnuffle: good link Ill take an indepth look later.
[22:10] <The-Jag> maco: stand-by
[22:10] <maco> Announcement: http://kde.org the desktop environment that Kubuntu uses, as opposed to GNOME which is used by Ubuntu
[22:10] <JasonMSP> marc_: would prefer a simple server setting but if I need to do php that would be ol
[22:10] <Encry8> is there anyways to get the WinTV-HVR tv card working without MythTV? (Not having luck with MythTV)
[22:10] <JasonMSP> *ok
[22:10] <Announcement> so its just a different gui
[22:10] <Announcement> i love the effect when you drag windows arround
[22:10] <marc_> JasonMSP: not to difficult of you set sessionid()
[22:10] <maco> Announcement: and set of default applications, yes
[22:11] <Announcement> oh, cool.
[22:11] <Logan_WP> !tv | Encry8
[22:12] <marc_> JasonMSP: the backend thing you want will effect other server routines permissions
[22:12] <JasonMSP> marc_:  didn't understand last.
[22:12] <eyceberg> hey , i am trying to mount my iphone using ifuse module. how do i specify the correct mounting point if the device is not recognize in ubuntu?
[22:13] <JasonMSP> marc_: ok in othewords it would be global, vs site specific
[22:13] <ikonia> eyceberg: I didn't think it was mountable
[22:13] <Announcement> how good is ubuntu with servesr
[22:13] <Announcement> servers*
[22:13] <ikonia> Announcement: stable and solid
[22:13] <marc_> JasonMSP: If you set a sessionid() on the page with the link and on the actual page have a referer if sessionid() isnt set send back to main page
[22:13] <hydester> anybody use "links2 -g" successfully with framebuffer support at a console?
[22:14] <marc_> JasonMSP: 3 lines of code max
[22:14] <NixGeek> Announcement: not to be rude, but a google search is sufficient for small easily answered stuff, like what the k in kubuntu is.  Trying google first before posting a question keeps the channel more open for harder/more urgent problems.
[22:14] <eyceberg> ikonia: yes there is a work around on the ubuntu forums i am just having some trouble figuring it out.
[22:14] <JasonMSP> marc_:  ok.  But I hadn't intended on there being a link.
[22:14] <ikonia> eyceberg: I thought the only way was with a jail broken phone ?
[22:15] <marc_> JasonMSP: and if your determined to do it back-end server side then set virtual hosts
[22:15] <JasonMSP> just the page:  mysite.com/donotenter/index.html
[22:15] <JasonMSP> I have virtual hosts setup already in apache
[22:16] <marc_> so you want to give a person a url they have to type in
[22:16] <JasonMSP> exactly
[22:16] <marc_> or you can send them a link in an email
[22:16] <marc_> have the pages either in a directory or virtual host
[22:17] <Gifford> How can I boot ubuntu from usb flash, tried unetbootin for windows, it says boot error
[22:17] <grkblood> anyone know how to fix this?
[22:17] <grkblood> ALSA lib dlmisc.c:236:(snd1_dlobj_cache_get) Cannot open shared library /usr/lib/alsa-lib/libasound_module_pcm_front.so
[22:17] <marc_> they can share the scripts css and others by linking them
[22:17] <JasonMSP> yes of course.  But I don't want it discoverable on the internet.  Robots.txt does not prevent access from searchers.  (maybe my question is really dumb and i just need to PW protect it, but I was thinking there could be another way)
[22:17] <eyceberg> is there any way to install cubase without using wine? heard it had a lot of bugs ie: can not load plugins
[22:18] <ikonia> eyceberg: no, it's not available for Linux
[22:18] <The-Jag> maco: I installed that package and now seems to work: odd how I forgot to install it at first!
[22:18] <The-Jag> maco: thanks!
[22:18] <maco> np
[22:18] <eyceberg> bummer
[22:18] <paq7512> piding just got removed from a partial update
[22:19] <paq7512> when i try to install now it says unmet dependencies
[22:19] <Gifford> hello, how can boot ubuntu fron flash usb
[22:19] <sobersabre> hi. is it possible to connect form ubuntu to VPN-1 checkpoint fw VPN  ?
[22:19] <paq7512> E: broken packages
[22:19] <eyceberg> Gifford: Google has awesome guides for that
[22:19] <billy_> soy nuevo en esto alguien me puede decir como instalar los driver de mi webcam en ubuntu .. por que es una webcam genius y solo es para windows
[22:20] <eyceberg> do you have ubuntu installed? already Gifford?
[22:20] <Logan_WP> !es | billy_
[22:20] <Gifford> eyceberg: no, I have iso
[22:20] <bnovc> every time I upgrade kernel versions (just with standard updates), my nvidia drive stops working. Right now its broken again. What am I supposed to be doing to avoid this?
[22:20] <bnovc> it always starts working again with some combination of deleting the driver, re-installing it, and deleting my x config
[22:21] <rumpe1> bnovc, re-installing how?
[22:21] <VCoolio> bnovc: did you install the driver manually or with repo?
[22:21] <gordonjcp> eyceberg: it's a shame Ubuntu doesn't just provide a straight USB image
[22:21] <bnovc> I installed with the "additional drivers" interface
[22:21] <bnovc> I believe
[22:21] <ikonia> bnovc: did you download anything from nvidia.com ?
[22:21] <bnovc> no
[22:21] <VCoolio> bnovc: if you did the .bin from the site, it breaks on kernel update, known thing; else it shouldn't happen
[22:21] <eyceberg> hmm, thought they did.
[22:21] <bnovc> I didn't do that
[22:21] <bnovc> I installed it through Synaptic actually
[22:21] <ikonia> bnovc: what is the current kernel version ?
[22:22] <bnovc> and that's how I've been uninstalling and re-install it
[22:22] <ikonia> bnovc: are you %100 certain
[22:22] <bnovc> ikonia: yes
[22:22] <bnovc> Linux newnam-desktop 2.6.35-25-generic-pae #44-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 21 19:01:46 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux
[22:22] <gordonjcp> eyceberg: they used to, maybe they still do but hide them really carefully
[22:22] <ikonia> !linux-image
[22:22] <gordonjcp> eyceberg: this whole "iso" thing makes it really hard to install Ubuntu
[22:22] <ikonia> !info linux-image
[22:22] <ikonia> bnovc: odd, seems in line with stable release
[22:22] <Announcement> the screen dimmed and i cant see to change it :(
[22:22] <Announcement> do i have to reboot?
[22:22] <bnovc> ikonia: yup
[22:23] <Thewarlock> yes
[22:23] <bnovc> and the nvidia stuff is currently checked in synaptic
[22:23] <eyceberg> does fl studio have a fix for installing in ubuntu?
[22:23] <eyceberg> does fl studio have a fix for installing in ubuntu?
[22:23] <bnovc> but I think if I uninstall it, re-install it, and delete my x config, it will work
[22:23] <bnovc> I believe
[22:23] <eyceberg> my bad, wrong button...
[22:23] <bnovc> I'd really like to be able to just update normally though
[22:23] <VCoolio> bnovc: no need to delete x config, shouldn't be an issue with an update
[22:23] <ikonia> bnovc: can you do dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia for me and pastebin it
[22:24] <bnovc> when I boot without doing any of that, X fails to start
[22:24] <bnovc> saying that the kernel module isn't loaded
[22:24] <ikonia> bnovc: ok, so lets have a quick look,
[22:24] <bnovc> ikonia: http://pastie.org/1550686
[22:25] <ikonia> !info nvidia-common
[22:25] <tellerrand> ist
[22:25] <bnovc>     Driver         "nvidia"
[22:25] <bnovc>     VendorName     "NVIDIA Corporation"
[22:25] <ikonia> !info nvidia-current
[22:25] <VCoolio> ikonia: he has pae kernel, does that have issues with nvidia module not loading automatically?
[22:25] <bnovc> that's what I had in it
[22:25] <ikonia> VCoolio: I didn't expect it to, but maybe
[22:26] <ikonia> bnovc: your nvidia common component is not current, so that's interesting
[22:26] <ikonia> bnovc: but I don't see that as your problem
[22:26] <reed1> hi, winrar is shareware, but it doesn't get expired after 30 days, why ?
[22:26] <ikonia> bnovc: what happens if you "sudo modprobe nvidia"
[22:26] <ikonia> reed1: not all shareware does
[22:26] <bnovc> FATAL: Module nvidia not found.
[22:27] <ikonia> bnovc: ok, now do "sudo find /usr -name nvidia.ko -print "
[22:27] <reed1> ikonia: lol it's freeware then, but not opensource
[22:27] <ikonia> reed1: no-one said it was open source
[22:27] <jenka> Could I have multiple domain names in citadel? :S
[22:28] <bnovc> ikonia: nothing
[22:29] <ikonia> bnovc: sorry, that should be "sudo find /lib -name nvidia.ko -print"
[22:29] <ikonia> bnovc: sorry
[22:29] <VCoolio> bnovc: maybe this helps http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2010/04/installing-nvidia-driver-in-ubuntu-1004.html
[22:30] <ikonia> VCoolio: thaqt tells him to install external nvidia drivers, why have you suggested that ?
[22:30] <bnovc> ah I think I see the problem
[22:30] <ikonia> bnovc: not in the current kernel, but in the old ones ?
[22:30] <bnovc> I just installed the kernel headers for my kernel and it started installing the nvidia driver
[22:30] <VCoolio> ikonia: because it's recent, it recognizes pae kernel vs nvidia driver issue and hands a solution he can follow or refuse
[22:30] <bnovc> because it doesn't install the -pae headers
[22:31] <bnovc>  * dkms: running auto installation service for kernel 2.6.35-25-generic-pae
[22:31] <ikonia> VCoolio: no it doesn't, it puts the replicates the same problem, each kernel update he'll have to do the same process, plus the drivers will be unsupported
[22:31] <ikonia> bnovc: it's a bug, get it logged, good find
[22:31] <VCoolio> bnovc: just reinstall driver on kernel update, in any way you want, preferably apt-get of course; seems an issue with pae kernel and nvidia drivers
[22:33] <VCoolio> bnovc: on the link I gave, follow the comments, some guy says if you have linux-headers-generic-pae installed, remove linux-headers-generic first, then nvidia is fine, try that
[22:33] <ryan_> hey umm...
[22:34] <malton> hi.  i did an other day ad now my computer is running sluggishly/jerkily. i noticedlle events/1 is using a lot of cpu but i can't kill it
[22:34] <malton> any ideas?
[22:34] <ryan_> is there any way to install other themes on lubuntu
[22:34] <ryan_> how do you install themes on Lubuntu?
[22:34] <Logan_WP> !lubuntu | ryan_
[22:35] <ryan_> kk
[22:35] <ryan_> but there's a problem
[22:35] <VCoolio> ryan_: extract gtk themes to .themes, icons to .icons, no big deal
[22:35] <ryan_> I have Ubuntu 10.10 and the only desktops that have working WiFi are ubuntu desktop and lubuntu, not kde or lxde, any sugestions?
[22:37] <VCoolio> ikonia: bnovc: http://tinyurl.com/4s9mvl5 for future reference, including bug report links; now I'm off to bed
[22:37] <cerqueira> precisando tirar duvidas da minha area de trabalho ubuntu algm pod me ensinar ??
[22:38] <erUSUL> !br | cerqueira
[22:38] <Abinadai> ryan_, have you set up your router with the right passwords and ip's?  I had a heck of a time getting wifi to work when I first installed Maverick
[22:38] <Logan_WP> !/join #ubuntu-br
[22:38] <pimeko>  everyone
[22:38] <pimeko> hi
[22:38] <Logan_WP> !hi | pimeko
[22:38] <ryan_> yes, everything is correct...
[22:39] <pimeko> Sorry for my english, but i don't know how to access to french IRC
[22:39] <pimeko> help please :)
[22:39] <ryan_> i can't even go anywhere in it to connect to a wireless network though
[22:39] <Logan_WP> !fr | pimeko
[22:39] <pimeko> But how ?
[22:39] <pimeko> how do i join #ubuntu-fr ?
[22:39] <Logan_WP> pimeko: /join #ubuntu-fr
[22:39] <Logan_WP> pimeko: type that
[22:39] <DaGeek247> pimekeo /join ubuntu-fr
[22:39] <Abinadai> ryan_, can you see your network?
[22:40] <pimeko> Thanks it works :D
[22:40] <pimeko> good night
[22:40] <dash> Haha
[22:40] <ryan_> no, nowhere can I find how to connect.
[22:40] <jenka> Is it possible to have multiple domain names with citadel mail server?
[22:40] <ryan_> I'm sure if I was connected with a cable to the router it would be fine but...
[22:41] <ryan_> I do really like the Lubuntu desktop but I also really like KDE. :l
[22:41] <Abinadai> ryan_, again, can you see your network (or any network) for that matter?
[22:42] <Gizmo_the_Great> Lets say I wanted to use the default Ubuntu ISO for installation onto several workstations burnt to CD, but I wanted to add a heap of extra stuff into the CD installation to be also installed by default that included, say, various Firefox plugins, some software packages, add my own custom logos etc, is there an established way to do this? I Googled and found (http://imperial-command.net/urm.html)
[22:42] <Gizmo_the_Great> but nothing further?
[22:42] <jenka> Is it possible to have multiple domain names with citadel mail server?
[22:42] <mongy> !remastersys | Gizmo_the_Great
[22:42] <mongy> ugh
[22:42] <KB1JWQ> jenka: Citadel?
[22:42] <ryan_> No, no network will shot up
[22:42] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, remastersys then
[22:42] <DaGeek247> !rmaster
[22:42] <jenka> KB1JWQ: yes?
[22:43] <DaGeek247> !remaster
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> jenka: AH, hadn't heard of that.  Yes, it supports multiple domains.
[22:43] <DaGeek247> :)
[22:43] <marc_> is there a firewall for ubuntu anyone.. there is one for mint
[22:43] <Logan_WP> !firewall | marc_
[22:43] <jenka> KB1JWQ: Ok, but then you dosnt know how to enable it? I cant figure it out :S
[22:43] <mongy> DaGeek247, doesnt include remastersys, which imho, wins hands down
[22:44] <DaGeek247> oh
[22:44] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: DaGeek247 thanks, both. I will look at those
[22:44] <marc_> Logan_WP: Thankyou
[22:44] <mongy> DaGeek247, I was looking for a more specific ! : )
[22:44] <Logan_WP> marc_: you're welcome
[22:44] <KB1JWQ> jenka: It's under Directory Domains.  Then on a per user basis define any and all domains they should have accounts on.
[22:44] <psywiped> is there a ubuntu server channel?
[22:44] <KB1JWQ> psywiped: #ubuntu-server
[22:46] <DaGeek247> brisingr! hai!
[22:46] <brisingr> hi
[22:46] <arbitrary> So, I can't boot from a liveCD.
[22:46] <jenka> KB1JWQ: Ok, so should I add my domains under Directory domains.. I had added them to Local host aliases..
[22:46] <arbitrary> Guys, I need a way to run fsck on my Ubuntu partition without liveCD or logging into Ubuntu.
[22:47] <enska> could some help me bit? my 10.10. acts oddly. all processes are multiplying massive... what could cause that?
[22:47] <NixGeek> arbitrary: live usb
[22:47] <enska> i got every processes now about over 10
[22:47] <arbitrary> NixGeek: I have no idea how to go about that.
[22:47] <NixGeek> !usb | arbitrary
[22:47] <zachlr> trying to use "blkid -o value -s UUID /media/..." to generate a uuid for a device, but it won't print anything.
[22:48] <jacekowski> hi, i have plymouth problem, instead of nice splash i have text one
[22:48] <jacekowski> on boot
[22:48] <jacekowski> on shutdown splash is correct
[22:48] <ryan_> what are some desktop environments like kde and lxde for ubuntu?
[22:49] <jacekowski> fluxbox
[22:49] <jacekowski> xfce
[22:49] <jacekowski> gnome
[22:49] <jacekowski> openbox
[22:49] <FloodBot2> jacekowski: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:49] <jacekowski> fvwm
[22:49] <zillar> jacekowski: openbox, fluxbox and fvwm arent desktop environments
[22:49] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: unless I'm mistaken, the RemasterSys facility creates copies of your own installed system or a backup of it. It doesn't start with the official Ubuntu ISo and then allow you to change it, or does it?
[22:50] <ryan_> thankss
[22:50] <jacekowski> fvwm is
[22:50] <johntramp> hi.  usually when loading flash video from a web browser it would create a file /tmp/FLASH* but since updating adobe-flashplugin it doesnt seem to be there anymore. does anyone know where i can find the temp files now?
[22:50] <mongy> jacekowski, oddly enough, I have am 'ugly' splash on boot and how it should be on shutdown IF I have my battery inserted in my laptop.  I take it out, its ok (Dont ask me?)
[22:50] <minimec> ryan_: enlightenment e17 is a nice joice. Available in 10.10 package 'e17'.
[22:50] <jacekowski> mongy: well, i managed to get something on the screen
[22:51] <jacekowski> instead of having nothing
[22:51] <minimec> ryan_: Imho the best dualscreen solution.
[22:51] <jacekowski> but it looks like there is correct splash in initrd
[22:51] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great,  it accomplishes the same task
[22:51] <Younder> I have installed apache2, PHP5 and postgresql , php-pgsql and phppgadmin. I can run my html file under /var/www. Then I write a /var/www/journa/index.php and the file is interpreted as html. (View source shows that the PHP code is still there.) What is happening?
[22:51] <ryan_> alright thanks
[22:51] <Younder> phppgadmin works
[22:52] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, he wants to change what the default is, so he might as well use remastersys.  and its a fresh default install if he doesnt copy his home to /etc/skel
[22:52] <robert-brown> why do people say that ubuntu is for noobs
[22:52] <robert-brown> :(
[22:52] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: you say you prefer it. What makes you prefer it over the other way?
[22:52] <Younder> robert-brown, because the installation is so simple.
[22:53] <ryan_> sorry but does anyone know a website with all the ubuntu desktop environments?
[22:53] <robert-brown> Younder: It's easy with other Lunices, too
[22:53] <robert-brown> such as debian red hat etc etc
[22:53] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great,  its what I use to install a customised ubuntu for my friends.. I make it in a vm at my place to save time there...
[22:53] <brisingr> robert-brown: or because many people try it and eventually switch to more specialized distributions
[22:53] <jacekowski> ryan_: there is too many of them
[22:53] <robert-brown> Why ould they switch Bridge|A
[22:53] <reed1> Younder: is it localhost/journa/index.php ? is your apache running ?
[22:53] <ryan_> even for a site to name them?
[22:53] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, prefer it because its easy, quick and works.
[22:53] <robert-brown> brisingr:
[22:53] <jacekowski> ryan_: yes
[22:53] <ryan_> I wanna try as many as I can
[22:53] <Younder> robert-brown, Well Ubuntu doen't have the developer tools installed pr default
[22:54] <ryan_> what would I search to find some then? :\
[22:54] <Younder> reed1, yes
[22:54] <jacekowski> ryan_: there is probably more than 100 of them
[22:54] <Younder> reed1, it serves the index.html under /var/www
[22:54] <jacekowski> more or less advanced
[22:54] <enska> any one got any idea for that processes breeding like rabbits problem?
[22:54] <Younder> reed1, it also runs phppgadmin (a PHP program)
[22:55] <ikonia> enska: what process is it ?
[22:55] <enska> ikonia: all of them... atleast mostly
[22:55] <jacekowski> forkbomb?
[22:55] <ikonia> enska: give me an example ?
[22:55] <SpaceDuck_> if you mount a FTP is it always connected until unmounted? Will it disconnect when idle or something?
[22:55] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: so lets say I created a new VM and installed Ubuntu "out of the box" with my user account being called "God" (for arguments sake). I could then install RemasterSys in the VM, add, remove and customise and then create an ISO of that system that still includes my God username. If so, when I deploy it to ten different computers each having different hardware etc, how does it adjust to...
[22:55] <Gizmo_the_Great> ...take those changes into account?
[22:56] <Younder> reed1, but it loads /var/www/Journal/index.php as though it was a html file without processing the PHP scriptlets.
[22:56] <ryan_> what environment is pcliunuxos if anyone knows?
[22:56] <reed1> Younder: have you tried single file contains <?php phpinfo() ?>
[22:56] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great,  it uses it as a base to create a custom installation
[22:56] <enska> ikonia: ok. keyring, apt-check, etc etc. more than 15 times
[22:56] <erUSUL> ryan_: ##linux may know
[22:56] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, its basically ubuntu installer with a different set of packages.
[22:56] <jenka> Is there anyway to get citadel running with multiple domain names??
[22:56] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: OK, so it would still optimise the installation for the hardware it was being installed upon?
[22:56] <Younder> reed1, no, I can try
[22:56] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, yes
[22:57] <ikonia> enska: how are you seeing these multiple processes ?
[22:57] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: OK, cool. Makes sense. I will check it out. Many thanks
[22:57] <enska> ikonia: by ps aux and resource monitor
[22:57] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, and if you want default users homes to be same as yours, copy it to /etc/skel
[22:57] <ikonia> enska: if you do "top" do you see multiple instances of these processes
[22:58] <StevenR> Hi. My maverick box won't unlock the screensaver. It doesn't show the password dialog? Is there a way I can kill the screensaver/break the lock somehow? I've got ssh and sudo access. I'd prefer not to kill the box, I've got a number of encoding jobs running.
[22:58] <marc_> Gizmo_the_Great, can be for installed application to make a liveusb without persistance?
[22:58] <StevenR> the box isn't under particular load. It's responsive enough via cli
[22:58] <enska> ikonia: yes and they take different amount of memory
[22:58] <Younder> reed1, it works!
[22:59] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, tip, if you use grub2 to boot iso's on a stick like me, install lupin-casper in the vm you are remastering...
[22:59] <reed1> Younder: ensure your tag is <?php blah() ?> instead of <? blah() ?>
[22:59] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, if you burn it to stick with usb-creator etc, then its fine as is..
[22:59] <ikonia> enska: that's most odd, are they all present when you start the machine, or do they appear once you try to use them ?
[23:00] <enska> ikonia: they start to appear
[23:00] <ryan_> thanks for the help guys! I found a lit
[23:00] <ryan_> lot*
[23:00] <Younder> reed1, DUH! You are right I had written <PHP? instead of <?PHP. It works now.. Thanks!
[23:00] <ikonia> enska: they start to appear as you use them ?
[23:01] <enska> when x boots up there is some processes and then they start to breed...
[23:01] <goltoof> who
[23:01] <ikonia> enska: try booting without X and using apt-get for example, see how many it spawns
[23:02] <Noeltorious> not sure why my away annouced pretty odd
[23:02] <needhelp1> i install nvidia drivers earlier today, and they suck. How can i unistall these and revert back ?
[23:03] <jacekowski> needhelp1: nouveau drivers are worse
[23:03] <ikonia> needhelp1: how did you install the drivers
[23:03] <goltoof> !nvidia
[23:03] <needhelp1> what ever i was using before this, the default drive it installed, was better
[23:04] <needhelp1> ikonia, i tried to enable enhanced graphics, it said i needed to install the nvidia drivers .. intalled, rebooted
[23:04] <needhelp1> suckville
[23:04] <ikonia> needhelp1: ok, open that same gui and disable them
[23:04] <needhelp1> ikonia, i was never able to enable them lol
[23:04] <ikonia> needhelp1: ok, so then you are not using them, and they don't "suck" then
[23:04] <GI_Jack> wow transmaggedon likes to choke on big files and windows media
[23:05] <soreau> What's an easy way to see and test available fonts?
[23:05] <needhelp1> ikonia, it shows the new nvidia menu for settings and they are enabled
[23:05] <needhelp1> ikonia, and there is a huge difference
[23:05] <ikonia> needhelp1: how do you know they are enabled, when you've just said you couldn't enable them
[23:05] <ikonia> soreau: can't you do an fc-config (or conf) -l ? to list them
[23:05] <needhelp1> ikonia, i was able to enable the nvidia graphic settings, i never had the chance to enable the enhanced graphics because.. well it looks horrible
[23:06] <ikonia> needhelp1: ok, so go to that menu and click remove the check box that says enable
[23:06] <needhelp1> ikonia, its turned off
[23:06] <ikonia> needhelp1: then they are not enabled
[23:06] <marc_> times like these when a backup file must be made prior to messing huh
[23:06] <needhelp1> ikonia, i just enabled them and it looks the same
[23:06] <Abinadai> can someone give me the website that helps with fprint fingerprint readers?
[23:07] <ikonia> needhelp1: if you want to be certain, disable it in the gui and remove the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:07] <ikonia> needhelp1: reboot and it will stop the nvidia drivers from being available for use
[23:07] <agarwal1975> i'm having trouble installing django and mod_wsgi on my new Ubuntu 10.10 server.
[23:07] <needhelp1> pretty much everything that deals with the graphics, i get this error .. It appears that your graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool.  Do you want to use your graphics driver vendor's tool instead?
[23:07] <soreau> ikonia: fc-list lists them at least but I wanted to load and test them on some text
[23:07] <ikonia> needhelp1: ok, so that means it's NOT using the nvidia drivers
[23:08] <ikonia> soreau: ahh, not sure of a tool to do that
[23:08] <needhelp1> ikonia, im fairly certian it is
[23:08] <agarwal1975> doing apt-get install libapache2-mod-wsgi forces install of python3.1, but django itself requires python < 2.7.
[23:08] <needhelp1> ikonia, can i check from CLI?
[23:08] <ikonia> needhelp1: I'm telling you it's not, if the 3d extensions are not loaded, it's not using them
[23:08] <soreau> ikonia: I guess I'll just try oo writer or something
[23:08] <ikonia> soreau: dull, but I guess it works
[23:08] <needhelp1> ikonia, they are enabled now
[23:08] <ikonia> needhelp1: did you reboot ?
[23:09] <needhelp1> yes
[23:09] <arbitrary> So, there's something wrong with my USB boot.
[23:09] <ikonia> needhelp1: lsmod | grep i nv
[23:09] <ikonia> needhelp1: what do you get
[23:10] <ikonia> needhelp1: sorry "lsmod | grep -i nv"
[23:10] <needhelp1> desktop:~$ lsmod | grep -i nv
[23:10] <needhelp1> nvidia               7088432  34
[23:10] <needhelp1> agpgart                32011  1 nvidia
[23:10] <needhelp1> sata_nv                19420  3
[23:10] <FloodBot2> needhelp1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:10] <johntramp> i am having problems with adobe-flashplugin 10.2, how can i downgrade back to 10.1?
[23:10] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: one more question (sorry). If I created my system today, using the 10.04 LTS, would I be able to update my base installation to todays date and then create the distro to avoid having to then update all ten computers the minute the base installation finishes? Or does it have to be created using a fresh, un-patched installation?
[23:10] <arbitrary2> USB Boot doesn't work, resets to automatically booting in 10. . . 9. . .
[23:10] <agarwal1975> does anyone know about the django and mod_wsgi dependencies?
[23:11] <ikonia> needhelp1: so that looks like the the properitary drivers are loaded, can you pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf please.
[23:11] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, it uses whatever your system is at that time.
[23:11] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: excellent.
[23:11] <suigeneris> what can I do in case of this error? E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[23:11] <needhelp1> ikonia, do i do . .. gedit /ect/x11/xorg.conf  ?
[23:11] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, thats the point :)
[23:11] <marc_> error code 1 lovely error
[23:11] <ikonia> !pastebinit | needhelp1
[23:12] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: well with the 'full system backup' option, I assumed that to be the case, but I wondered if the distribution aspect was different.
[23:12] <suigeneris> marc_, yea lovely
[23:12] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, you can even stick drivers in there, even if you dont have the hardware for them, like I installed the broadcom wifi driver, because the people I deal with use it...
[23:12] <marc_> suigeneris, your using what to get that error
[23:12] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great,  the 'dist' option.  also, dont forget to use the 'clean' option between tries.
[23:12] <suigeneris> marc_, sudo apt-get upgrade
[23:13] <marc_> suigeneris, looks like something you tried to install got interupted
[23:13] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: cool - is that part of the options when you run it or do you have manually get them yourself and save them somewhere?
[23:13] <marc_> suigeneris, try sudo apt-get --autoconfigure -a
[23:13] <suigeneris> marc_, how can I fix it?
[23:14] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, install it, its just a module that doesnt get used until you have the hardware.
[23:14] <marc_> suigeneris, try my last post
[23:14] <suigeneris> --autoconfigure doesn't exit marc_
[23:14] <needhelp1> ikonia, ok i have pastebinit installed
[23:15] <marc_> suigeneris, try sudo apt-get --configure -a
[23:15] <marc_> my bad
[23:15] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: you have to install the drivers themselves on your base system you mean, yes? If so, how do you do that? I've only ever installed packages and stuff for hardware I have?
[23:15] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, dont use proprietary 3d drivers tho
[23:15] <needhelp1> do i do .. gedit xorg.conf | pastebinit -b   ??
[23:15] <marc_> was thinking about another auto thing
[23:15] <needhelp1> ikonia,
[23:15] <jrib> suigeneris: pastebin in full your command and the output that gave you the original error please
[23:16] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, I just use apt-get install to install bcmwl-kernel-source.  their systems dont like the b43 driver
[23:16] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, it installs it, but its not used if its not needed.
[23:16] <benedict> hi. i use a ubuntu 10.04 minimal install with fluxbox. running teeworlds (a small game) with my normal user is very slow, like 1 fps. running it as sudo works like charm. seems my user has not access to graphic acceleration or simething realted to that. how do i find out what it is?
[23:17] <marc_> suigeneris,  or sudo apt-get autoremove
[23:18] <suigeneris> jrib, http://suigeneris.pastebin.com/Y7PaiEcH
[23:18] <sico> Hi, I booted from live cd, but installer fails.  can i restart the install from another image, say on a usb drive?
[23:18] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: i get ya - so it installs the drivers, but they just sit idle unless there's the hardware there to utilise them. Makes sense. However, it would be quite a task trying to do this for the majority of common hardware? e.g. wireless devices, various network cards etc. Using your example, I'd never have know that was a Broadcom driver, just from the name.
[23:18] <suigeneris> marc_, the same message
[23:19] <benedict> sico: to install from a pen drive you need to follow a special procedure. there is a programm that creates a ubuntu-install-pne drive for you called usb-creator or disk-creator. you will see it in the gnome menus
[23:19] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: though I suppose Ubuntu has drivers for most driver anyway
[23:19] <jacekowski> Gizmo_the_Great: that's why there is a google
[23:19] <needhelp1> ikonia, http://pastebin.com/stP5whQJ
[23:19] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, well you can give them the best of what you want them to have, the rest if upto them, and a lot simpler in the long run
[23:19] <sico> benedict: i have multibootiso (but my computer won't boot from usb)  that's where my image is
[23:20] <needhelp1> ikonia, not sure if its possible but, if im able to just uninstall the nvidia graphics drivers and revert back to my old default drivers, that would be great
[23:20] <Sazpaimon> I need to resolve windows computer names to their link-local ipv6 addresses, as windows does to other windows computers. can this be done?
[23:20] <benedict> sico: also, if oyu go to the ubuntu website, where you choose the image for download you'll also see a how-to for creating an install pen drive
[23:20] <marc_> suigeneris, sudo apt-get -f install
[23:20] <jrib> suigeneris: you're sure that is the complete output?  That's unusual.
[23:21] <minimec> Did you check that? 'low FPS'  benedict: http://www.teeworlds.com/?page=docs&wiki=FAQ
[23:21] <benedict> sico: did you check, if you enable booting from usb in the BIOS? sometimes this needs to be checked...
[23:21] <suigeneris> marc_, the same message there too
[23:21] <sico> benedict: yup, not there
[23:21] <benedict> sico: i am not sure if i understood you correctly. but just copying the image to your pendrive win't do it....
[23:21] <marc_> suigeneris, dpkg --configure -a
[23:21] <suigeneris> jrib, there are many lines, do you want me to pastebin all of them?
[23:21] <jrib> suigeneris: yes
[23:21] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: but doesn't this bring us back to my original query. The default CD has most drivers for most things, unusual exceptions aside. When you install the CD to your base system, it installs what it thinks you need. To make the distro versatile, you then have to go and get a load of drivers again, I assume, as in your example. Is that not the case or have I misunderstood?
[23:22] <jrib> suigeneris: I don't pay the hosting bill for pastebin :P
[23:22] <needhelp1> ikonia, still there?
[23:22] <schnuffle> Gizmo_the_Great: the CD comes with all available drivers for the kernel used
[23:22] <sico> benedict: the image is on usb stick, i am booted in live mode (via cd).   i want to start the installer from the usb drive while booted live from cd?
[23:23] <wherever> Installing problem - half installed mapserver
[23:23] <needhelp1> anyone here able to assist me with uninstalling the nvidia graphics drivers so i can revert back to my default graphics drivers
[23:23] <skullboy> how do i boot ubuntu from ram
[23:24] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, yes ubuntu comes with builtin stuff, but like I said, the people I deal with use chipsets that the builtin drivers dont work....I have to install the non-free driver, so I just install it anyway, and let it come up itself when its needed
[23:24] <jrib> needhelp1: same way you installed them.  Use System -> Administration -> Additional Drivers
[23:24] <schnuffle> needhelp1: uninstall the nvidia drive and the run Xorg -configure
[23:24] <arbitrary2> NixGeek ping
[23:24] <Gizmo_the_Great> schnuffle: i know, but when the distro is installed, only the required drivers are actually copied to the system (I thought). Therefore, if using RemasterSys to make distributable copies of Ubuntu that may be installed on a variety of different systems, it won't have the drivers included, whereas the CD installation would.
[23:24] <wherever> Ubuntu thinks it is installed, but cgi- bin  the file is not anywher
[23:24] <benedict> sico: ah, ok now i understand what you want to do.... i guess this is beyond my understanding. i know how to make pendrives (multi-)bootable, this is why i reacted to you. why do you want to do such a "weired" procuedure. why do you thinkt the installer from pen drive will be better than the one from cd.
[23:24] <jrib> wherever: huh?
[23:24] <wherever> is there a auto install mapserver
[23:24] <marc_> suigeneris, ? how is it going
[23:24] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, think of it like linux mint with all codecs installed.... like that.
[23:24] <schnuffle> Gizmo_the_Great: No all the driver get copied, drivers are part of the kernel
[23:25] <jrib> wherever: mapserver seems to be in the repositories
[23:25] <jccorrea> hi everyone
[23:25] <bluefirex> is there something like notepad++ (windows) for ubuntu?
[23:25] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, in fact, its what that pinguyos distro uses.
[23:25] <skullboy> how do i inject ubuntu into the ram
[23:25] <suigeneris> marc_, I'm waiting for the output
[23:25] <jccorrea> anyone already install linux in a computer with vortex processor?
[23:25] <arbitrary2> So guys, I installed the USBboot thing with UNetbootin but when I boot from USB I just get a repeating "Automatically booting in . . ." on Default, which is the only option.
[23:26] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: schnuffle OK, I think I understand. So it doesn't matter what system Ubuntu is installed on, the generic drivers are always part of the used kernel?
[23:26] <marc_> arbitrary2, press enter?
[23:26] <benedict> sico: maybe you have a look at the alterante installer or even the minimal installer.
[23:26] <arbitrary2> marc - that just makes the counter reset.
[23:26] <jccorrea> i've a challenge to install that ..i would like to know if has any experience with it
[23:26] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: schnuffle just the proprietory ones that aren't
[23:26] <schnuffle> Gizmo_the_Great: Yes
[23:26] <jccorrea> i'm reading about x-linux
[23:27] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, at the end of the day, I just use to have an ubuntu install, but without the apps I dont want, and with the apps I do, with their ppa's etc, and even the themes I wanna use, instead of.  its still ubuntu
[23:27] <arbitrary2> Are there issues with LiveUSBs/CDs of 10.10?
[23:27] <suigeneris> jrib, http://suigeneris.pastebin.com/Tc9K3JXa
[23:27] <sabag> can someone help me with ubuntu 10.10
[23:27] <skullboy> how do i inject ubuntu into the ram
[23:27] <sabag> ?
[23:27] <goltoof> !ask
[23:27] <wherever> yes, mapserver downloaded from repositories, log says half installed - what is that?
[23:27] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: so your boradcom driver example - that particulr one is a propriatroy one, like the NVIDIA drivers for graphics cards?
[23:27] <schnuffle> Gizmo_the_Great: And there are driver that only got part to the kernel that is newer than the one used in ubuntu, so you'll need to update the kernel to get them supported
[23:28] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, not sure on the nvidia one, but the ATI one its best not to use in a remastersys.. but broadcom is ok
[23:28] <sabag> I upgraded from 10.04 to 10.10 and now it stack during startup
[23:28] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, ATI overwrites some files
[23:29] <skullboy> anyone know how to inject ubuntu 10.10 into the ram
[23:29] <minimec> Gizmo_the_Great: May I add something... ;) What you said is correct and it gives you that nice possibility to add multiple kernels to one install. As the 2.6.35 kernel might not yet have the newest dirvers, 2.6.38 has. When booting your machine you can decide which kernel you load ;)
[23:29] <maco> skullboy: the toram boot command, though ive heard rumours it no longer works.  worth a try though
[23:29] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great,  I just use remastersys to gimme a base install to where I can just quickly setup their machine and any proprietary driver they need later on
[23:29] <Gizmo_the_Great> schnuffle: mongy OK, I think I am there. Let me recap - Create VM from 10.04 LTS CD. Update everything. INstall whatever additional software I want. Edit any logos and themes. Include any PROPRIATORY drivers that I might need (apart from ATI). Run RemasterSysy using CLEAN option. Done?
[23:29] <jrib> suigeneris: run it with LANGUAGE=C LANG=C  so I can understand it :)  But also pastebin /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image-2.6.35-23-generic.postinst and /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image-2.6.35-22-generic.postinst
[23:29] <benedict> !paste
[23:30] <sico> benedict: thanks though :D
[23:30] <mark_> Does Msn have a Linux version?
[23:30] <wherever> what does half installed mean?
[23:30] <ChesterX> mark_: ams
[23:30] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, sudo remastersys dist , then before you run it again, clean
[23:30] <ChesterX> amsn
[23:30] <skullboy> maco: so do i do that
[23:30] <ExplodingPiglets> anybody know any good flash animation software for ubuntu?
[23:30] <ChesterX> I would recommend pidgin
[23:30] <sico> benedict: and i think you are missing my point.
[23:30] <mark_> Downloadable from Internet, or Software Center?
[23:30] <twitch> !empathy | wherever
[23:31] <jrib> wherever: pastebin what happened when you installed mapserver
[23:31] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, by default it will end up in /home/remastersys/remastersys  you can edit the config tho
[23:31] <maco> skullboy: when you boot, add "toram" to the kernel boot line. this requires hitting the keyboard when it asks if you want to try or install
[23:31] <eyceberg> What audio program that is the most stable that can load vsti for ubuntu?
[23:31] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: So step one will create the distro. Before I run it again to create another distro (say after updating my vase system), use the clean option. Yes?
[23:31] <jccorrea> anyone install linux in a box with Vortex86SX – 300 MHz
[23:31] <jccorrea> ??
[23:31] <ChesterX> Hi everyone, I am looking for a working alternative to handbrake on ubuntu-netbook 10.10 . Any suggestions?
[23:31] <wherever> will get emapathy,
[23:31] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, yes
[23:31] <benedict> sico: the normalinstaller didn't work for me either. the aternate one did... it will result in the exact same system in the end... hope i could help you a bit. to be honest i think there will be a better way than your cd-pendrive way... but if you know your way around feel free ;)
[23:31] <suigeneris> jrib, http://suigeneris.pastebin.com/4q3U1b8C
[23:31] <jrib> ChesterX: what's wrong with handbrake?
[23:31] <Gizmo_the_Great> mongy: superb. You have been very helpful. Many thanks for your time.
[23:32] <suigeneris> ChesterX, what do you want to do?
[23:32] <mark_> What is a site For Xubuntu Themes?
[23:32] <mongy> Gizmo_the_Great, play around, thats what vm's are for
[23:32] <ChesterX> jrib, It takes forever and afterwards it tells me the DVD could be red because of CSS :-/
[23:32] <erUSUL> eyceberg: ask in #ubuntustudio
[23:32] <eyceberg> awesome , thank you!
[23:32] <jrib> ChesterX: you just want to rip (and transcode) a dvd movie?
[23:33] <needhelp1> jrib,  schnuffle that worked thanks :)
[23:33] <LinuxGuy2009> Other than a boost in gaming performance, is there any benefit of building a linux based machine with like 6 or 8 GB of RAM? Is there any tricks to boost cache or something of that nature? Ive heard of using it to run a virtual machine at much faster speed than off a HDD but thats about it.
[23:33] <stevomanu> yo all
[23:33] <Abinadai> hi..can someone point me to the x version screensavers.  I can't seem to find them in the package manager.
[23:33] <arbitrary2> Anybody. Any ideas on what could go wrong that my USB boot doesn't even start booting?
[23:33] <sico> benedict: the normal installer works, the cd it's on doesn't  (it boots to live mode (which i'm using now))  but installer fails.   so i'm just trying to find a way to start the install process from an iso image
[23:33] <jrib> Abinadai: what do you mean?
[23:33] <sabag> I upgraded from 10.04 to 10.10 and now it stack during startup
[23:33] <NixGeek> mark_: how about http://xfce-look.org/
[23:33] <jrib> sabag: stuck where?
[23:33] <sabag> pleas help
[23:34] <arbitrary2> NixGeek: It didn't work.
[23:34] <ChesterX> jrib, first get an .iso and maybe later transcode it (I formerly used dvdshrink on windows, but until now didn t need it in Ubuntu)
[23:34] <NixGeek> arbitrary2: it wasn't done right, or you have a corrupt iso iamge
[23:34] <sabag> after ubuntu logo i see black screen
[23:34] <schnuffle> LinuxGuy2009: for vm performance tere are mostly two limiting factors: memory and io speed. So you get the most vms wit a good hardwrae 10 raid
[23:34] <ChesterX> suigeneris, backup an old video game bonus dvd
[23:34] <sico> benedict: from an*other iso image
[23:34] <Abinadai> jrib I had some screensavers in my VB that had the Matrix one in it.  Maverick comes with one like it but I don't like the way it looks or acts.
[23:34] <marc_> sabag, how long do you wait
[23:34] <jrib> ChesterX: I'm partial to vobcopy to backup the DVDs.  If you just want a .iso, then why not use dd?  I'll have ubottu send you a page about DVD ripping that may offer you more options
[23:34] <jrib> !dvd | ChesterX
[23:34] <arbitrary2> NixGeek: I cannot boot from the disc on my computer - but my friend's computer can.
[23:35] <stevomanu> i am stuck on the aireplay-ng -1 channel issue i have  kernel 2.6.35-25 installed an thats ment to fix it but its still the same
[23:35] <Lint> I wonder which idiot labelled Gnumeric as 'scientific' application
[23:35] <schnuffle> ChesterX: a good GUI for that is ogmrip
[23:35] <NixGeek> arbitrary2: okay, change the boot order in bios so usb is first
[23:35] <jrib> ChesterX: erm, I wanted ubottu to send: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/RippingDVDs
[23:35] <mark_> Is there an iTunes for Linux?
[23:35] <sabag> the dotes finished , then i waited for few nimutes
[23:35] <arbitrary2> NixGeek: I'm just hitting the boot menu and selecting USB from there.
[23:35] <ChesterX> jrib, I ll read it thank you
[23:35] <wasutton3-Laptop> is there a way to read the input of a serial port in hex?
[23:35] <d-devil> stevomanu : i have some problem...
[23:35] <ChesterX> schnuffle, thanks :D guis always make life easier ^^
[23:36] <LinuxGuy2009> schnuffle: No Ive actually heard of people copying the virtual machine to /dev/shm and then running it from there. Its basically a ramdrive. As long as the VM isnt too big in size where it will fit into ram.
[23:36] <jrib> !who | sabag
[23:36] <marc_> Point and click generation lol
[23:36] <twitch> !itunes | mark_
[23:36] <stevomanu> @ d-devil please explain or a link
[23:36] <jrib> sabag: can you press ctrl-alt-f1 to get to a login?
[23:36] <LinuxGuy2009> schnuffle: Just wasnt sure if there were other benefits or ways to put it to use.
[23:36] <sLaeYa> I have a linux server and would like to send a single file out to all my windows based pcs on my network. Can anyone suggest a good method
[23:36] <stevomanu> @d-devil miss red message
[23:36] <d-devil> i not have idea where problem
[23:36] <benedict> can some1 help me to investigate my long boot times? my dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/565607/ have a look at line 647 (mounting ext3 takes more than 100 seconds!!!) and line 713 and following (take me additional 20 sec). i allread did fsch.ext3 to my both partitons (/ ant /home) from my second ubuntu installed on the same hdd.
[23:36] <suigeneris> jrib, http://pastebin.com/mGDsq3rr and http://pastebin.com/g6Vn0Frn
[23:36] <schnuffle> LinuxGuy2009: of course that can be done if you have enough memory
[23:37] <arbitrary2> NixGeek: Issue is, I have one option when entering the USB's boot menu, which is "Default". It says automatically booting in 10, counts down, goes back to ten. Selecting enter causes the counter to reset.
[23:37] <wherever> argh, empathy is on system but can't launch it - hmm could use tips on installing
[23:37] <jrib> sLaeYa: python -m SimpleHTTPServer 1234    (then you can use a web browser on the windows machines)
[23:37] <benedict> sico: why don't you sue the normal installer?
[23:37] <twitch> benedict: view your hdd via System->Admin->Disk Util
[23:37] <sabag> jrib:never tried , i am novice , working now on safe mode
[23:37] <jrib> sabag: go to System -> Administration -> Additional Drivers
[23:38] <LinuxGuy2009> schnuffle: I currently have just 2GB which seems to be plenty for Ubuntu but am considering buying another 4GB to make a total of 6GB. But Im wondering if it would be a complete wast of money if Ubuntu doesnt put it to use.
[23:38] <wherever> OK how do I open empathy?
[23:38] <zamyr> hola buenas noches
[23:38] <benedict> twitch: twitch i installed minimal ubuntu 10.04 and use fluxbox. can you tell me the command to get the same result?
[23:38] <sLaeYa> jrib, I was really wanting to do this frequently and only from the server, not individually on each machine. does that make sense ?
[23:38] <sabag> jrib: thare is nothing ther
[23:38] <suigeneris> !es | zamyr
[23:38] <jrib> suigeneris: what is in /etc/kernel/postinst.d/?
[23:38] <sLaeYa> or would I be better batching on win ?
[23:38] <zamyr> alguien me puede ayudar con mi conexion inalambrica en kubuntu 1010
[23:39] <sabag> jrib: never used on this system...
[23:39] <Lint> !pt
[23:39] <NixGeek> arbitrary2: and you said it boots on your friends computer fine?
[23:39] <schnuffle> LinuxGuy2009: the vfs uses any RAM as cache so wit time you'll see the RAM being occupied more and more. Then you can mount your /tmp into RAM ....
[23:39] <twitch> !info gnome-disk-utility | benedict
[23:39] <suigeneris> jrib, dkms  initramfs-tools  nvidia-common  pm-utils  update-notifier  zz-update-grub
[23:39] <arbitrary2> NixGeek: The CD does - haven't tried the USB.
[23:39] <jrib> sLaeYa: then you might ask ##windows what you can do to the windows boxes so you can control them
[23:39] <suigeneris> jrib, update-notifier is a symlink
[23:39] <minimec> LinuxGuy2009: You would have to run the 64bit version. If you are working with Virtualmachines or with multimedia stuff like video editing or music encording, it might help.
[23:40] <Abinadai> can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong here>>>>  sudo apt-get install xscreensavers
[23:40] <jrib> sabag: what video card do you have?
[23:40] <Lint> which is best GIT gui (standalone)?
[23:40] <benedict> twitch: thank you. i'll install view the output and report back
[23:40] <sLaeYa> jrib, thanks for your help
[23:40] <NixGeek> arbitrary2: then it's probably a problem with the usb
[23:40] <schnuffle> LinuxGuy2009: But for a normal Desktop its a waste, but for video editing, virtualization tere isn't such a thing like too muc RAM :)
[23:40] <sabag> onboard, asus , worked fine on 10.04
[23:40] <arbitrary2> Grah.
[23:41] <suigeneris> Abinadai, nothing wrong there
[23:41] <arbitrary2> NixGeek: This is not impossible. It's always been uncooperative.
[23:41] <Lint> Git. Ubuntu. GUI. ??
[23:42] <gordonjcp> Lint: gitg?
[23:42] <suigeneris> Abinadai, except it's xscreensaver, not xscreensavers
[23:42] <sabag> jrib: onboard model asus p5vd2-mx se
[23:42] <Abinadai> suigeneris, I'm getting this when I execute the command>>>> E: Unable to locate package xscreensavers
[23:42] <jrib> suigeneris: I have no experience troubleshooting these particular scripts, but I suggest adding "set -x" as the second line of all of those /etc/kernel/postinst.d/ scripts that are actually bash scripts (use the first line to tell).  Let me know if any are not bash scripts.
[23:42] <NixGeek> arbitrary2: i'd reccommend formatting it to fat32 and trying it again
[23:42] <jrib> sabag: pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:42] <Abinadai> suigeneris, gotcha
[23:43] <jrib> suigeneris: /bin/sh should be ok too
[23:43] <stevomanu> i am stuck on the aireplay-ng -1 channel issue i have kernel 2.6.35-25 installed an thats ment to fix it but its still the same
[23:43] <sabag> this massege look femiliar
[23:43] <ExplodingPiglets> Any good flash animation programs for ubtuntu?
[23:43] <suigeneris> jrib, all are bash scripts
[23:43] <Abinadai> suigeneris, now it's working!s  thanks :)
[23:43] <arbitrary2> NixGeek: It /is/ fat32, unfortunately. But, there's plenty of other optional problems.
[23:43] <suigeneris> np Abinadai
[23:44] <sabag> jrib:this massage looks femiliar, how i pass it
[23:44] <jrib> suigeneris: alright, add that "set -x" line as the second line, then rerun the apt-get command
[23:44] <jrib> sabag: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:46] <NixGeek> i'd recommend formatting it completely (not a quick format) and then trying again
[23:46] <NixGeek> arbitrary2: i'd recommend formatting it completely (not a quick format) and then trying again
[23:46] <sabag> jrib:finished
[23:46] <jrib> sabag: what was the output?
[23:46] <arbitrary2> NixGeek: Friend offered up their 2gig for that purpose.
[23:46] <t-rask> Does anyone here use TuxGuitar?
[23:46] <sabag> jrib: i show you on private
[23:47] <t-rask> I'm wondering how to get the MIDI playback working on it, if anyone knows how?
[23:47] <suigeneris> jrib, apt-get upgrade?
[23:47] <jrib> sabag: no show me here please
[23:47] <jrib> suigeneris: sure, though reading "man run-parts" suggests we might need to tweak further.  Let's see what happens first
[23:48] <wherever> have empathy now, please repeat contact name
[23:48] <suigeneris> jrib, same error
[23:48] <bencahill> hey guys, I've set up a pptp vpn server as per the instructions here (http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-pptp-vpn-server-with-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html), what do I need to forward to the box, tcp 1723, and something with gre/protocol 47?
[23:48] <sabag> Reading package lists... Done
[23:48] <sabag> Building dependency tree
[23:48] <sabag> Reading state information... Done
[23:48] <sabag> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[23:48] <sabag>   kdesudo update-manager-kde
[23:48] <FloodBot2> sabag: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:48] <sabag> Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
[23:48] <suigeneris> !pastebin | sabag
[23:49] <Guest95209> hi folks..do I need to install any firewall or antivirus to protect from viruses on ubuntu 10.10
[23:49] <benedict> twitch: how can i start it from command line? can you run it and see what process it is? i see it's connected to udsik, but i don't know what parameters to use :(
[23:49] <jrib> sabag: ok, in the future, just the pastebin.com link (http://pastebin.com/1zjN99tm)
[23:49] <suigeneris> jrib, I've to sleep now, I'll bug you later
[23:49] <suigeneris> good night all
[23:49] <benedict> twitch: ahhhh.. ok... got it.. do you want the dump files?
[23:49] <tuxGentoo> holas alguno habla español
[23:50] <tuxGentoo> ??
[23:50] <jrib> suigeneris: note, it's clear now that /etc/kernel/postinst.d/nvidia-common is the issue
[23:50] <Guest95209> hi folks..do I need to install any firewall or antivirus to protect from viruses on ubuntu 10.10
[23:50] <maco> !es | tuxGentoo
[23:50] <sabag> sorry, I am new here
[23:50] <suigeneris> jrib, how so?
[23:50] <eyceberg> Why can i not upgrade from 10.04 - 10.10? it is saying can not calculate update.
[23:51] <sabag> JRIB:sorry
[23:51] <jrib> suigeneris: run-parts: /etc/kernel/postinst.d/nvidia-common exited with return code 10  <-- that's the last one that run-parts runs, and then it says "failed to process /etc/kernel/postinst.d/".  So we (you) need to figure out why that script is failing
[23:51] <Guest95209> do i need to install any forewall program or antivirus to protect privacy on ubuntu 10.10
[23:51] <bencahill> !virus
[23:51] <bencahill> !virus | Guest95209
[23:52] <wherever> Ah well, will return following enlightenment
[23:52] <User_007> Hello Guys, i have some problem with gwibber-service... everytime it refresh it uses 100% of CPU for a while... like 30 seconds, and sometimes it freezes and only can be killed. Anyone have a clue?
[23:52] <jrib> sabag: doesn't seem like there are any issues there
[23:53] <mongy> people with usb keys and access to your system are what you should be worried about !
[23:53] <sabag> jrib: can I go roll back to 10.04?
[23:53] <suigeneris> hmm, it installed successfully. thanks jrib
[23:54] <suigeneris> jrib, ++
[23:54] <suigeneris> good night all
[23:54] <jrib> suigeneris: wait, what did you change?
[23:54] <User_007> btw i use Maverick i386
[23:54] <jrib> sabag: no
[23:54] <Guest95209> thank you buddy...but i case if I need to transfer files from ubuntu to vista using my flash drive..will it effects vista??
[23:54] <suigeneris> jrib, I removed everything nvidia
[23:54] <jrib> suigeneris: I see
[23:54] <suigeneris> jrib, it seems they were obsolete
[23:55] <suigeneris> bye now
[23:55] <sabag> jrib: shold i try reinstall? i am using wubi?
[23:55] <Lint> Guest95209, what will affect vista?
[23:55] <schnuffle> User_007: there seems to be a bug #548540
[23:55] <jrib> sabag: you're using wubi?
[23:55] <Clavin12> Hi. Does anyone know what "SIOCGFFLAGS error: No such device" might mean in relation to my usb wireless adapter?
[23:55] <Guest95209> if I have any viruses on ubuntu..they might effect vista???
[23:56] <sabag> jrib: webi ? this installasion from windows
[23:56] <Lint> Guest95209, viruses don't affect anything until you run them
[23:56] <schnuffle> Guest95209: If you have a virus on linux in theorie it could also alter your windows partition
[23:56] <_pg_> best suggestion for ubuntu deriv geaturing E?
[23:56] <arbitrary2> NixGeek: Definitely something with the flashdrive, because I have a completely different problem this time.
[23:56] <_pg_> featuring*
[23:56] <Guest95209> ohhh
[23:57] <Guest95209> then I might need to install AV program on ubuntu
[23:57] <Clavin12> Hi. Does anyone know what "SIOCGFFLAGS error: No such device" might mean in relation to my usb wireless adapter?
[23:57] <jrib> !repeat | Clavin12
[23:57] <User_007> schnuffle, kind of... i am on Maverick.. it would be solved so
[23:57] <schnuffle> Guest95209: but for the moment the chance that you catch a virus with vista is a lot greater
[23:58] <jrib> Guest95209: you don't need an anti-virus, this isn't windows.  Just use your system and when you install software, only install it from the repositories (using APT)
[23:58] <jrib> !software > Guest95209
[23:58] <User_007> schnuffle i tried to install that version on maverick, but it stuck on some dependencies
[23:58] <Lint> guest95209, Vista cannot catch viruses
[23:58] <Guest95209> yaa I know..but what I am doing is I installed ubuntu 10.10 using WUBI..now I am running both OS on C drive it self
[23:58] <jrib> sabag: and right now you're in X through recovery mode?  or?
[23:58] <jrib> Guest95209: doesn't matter
[23:58] <schnuffle> Lint: My experience proves you wrong
[23:59] <Aciago> hi
[23:59] <ink3d> Lint: Vista is a virus :P
[23:59] <sabag> jrib:in am in ubuntu 10.10 savemode
[23:59] <mongy> here we go
[23:59] <schnuffle> :)