[00:00] <linuxdude21> variable: misunderstood
[00:00] <variable> romistrub: if you like rfc 1149 you will also like RFC 1925  -> pigs can fly - given sufficient thrust
[00:01] <linuxdude21> torrancew: thanks
[00:01] <yoho> erUSUL: thanks. I'll try to figure out more about the router's behavior.
[00:01] <linuxdude21> variable: thanks too!
[00:01] <brokendatapoint> FloodBot2: you params are pretty tight these days...
[00:01] <LjL> brokendatapoint: they haven't changed in years :P
[00:01] <torrancew> linuxdude21: do you want inet6 and inet4 addresses, or just 4?
[00:01] <linuxdude21> inet4
[00:02] <brokendatapoint> LjL: i knew someone would say that
[00:02] <linuxdude21> please thanks
[00:02] <linuxdude21> just 4
[00:02] <erUSUL> yoho: if you do not want NM to set dns given by the router then tell it so. go to the connection editor and change from automatic to automatic only address in the ipv4 tab then fill in the dns you want
[00:04] <brokendatapoint> i just scp'd a heap of .mpg4 from one U10.10 to another, now using the file manager, i can see that the filename/icons are all greyed out yet they stil play and render correctly. what has happening here?
[00:04] <romistrub> variable: love FT12 -- Civ either referenced that or vis versa
[00:04] <brucec> maco: wrong person?
[00:05] <maco> brucec: yeah im a bit confused since brandon disappeared *without a part message*...
[00:05] <nicola> buoansera
[00:06] <dextro_> what type of ssh key should i use?
[00:06] <yoho> erUSUL: thank you.
[00:06] <dextro_> rsa?
[00:06] <psycho_oreos> Hi all, I have ubuntu lucid (10.04) and I want to parse vga= line however Grub2 doesn't allow me to use vga=ask. So how else am I supposed to probe all the possible resolutions for console buffer?
[00:06] <rww> maco: they're still here. Switch to irssi! O:)
[00:06] <g_> a little help please guys, trying to use a custom font in an eps, and the font name (name, not filename) is embedded in the eps. but evince isn't showing the font. what else do i need to do?
[00:06] <torrancew> linuxdude21: alias _ipaddr="ifconfig eth0 | p(m/((\d+)\.(\d+)\.(\d+)\.(\d+))/) { print \$1. \"\n\" }'"
[00:06] <brokendatapoint> dextro_: what do you need the ssh for?
[00:06] <linuxdude21> torrancew: if its taking you that long i would never have came up with it
[00:06] <linuxdude21> torrancew: thanks!
[00:07] <torrancew> np
[00:07] <torrancew> save that somewhere
[00:07] <torrancew> and there is a better regex, but it's a quick and dirty fix
[00:07] <sjefen6> How do I change the ui language in vlc?
[00:08] <dogmeat> screen saver 'busyspheres' consumed 100% of my cpu, disabling my sleep system
[00:08] <linuxdude21> torrancew: you tried thanks
[00:08] <linuxdude21> torrancew: but doesn't work on my end
[00:08] <dogmeat> rather my wake up prompts would be ignored!
[00:08] <linuxdude21> torrancew: thanks anyways
[00:09] <induz> hello there, looking for converter to MP3
[00:09] <induz> Cd is .wwav files
[00:09] <induz> .wav
[00:09] <cowfish12> can anyone help me installing xen?
[00:09] <induz> I have banshee on Ubuntu but it doesnt convert to MP3 for my player
[00:09] <erUSUL> !info soundjuicer | induz
[00:10] <induz> I have Lucid
[00:10] <BiPolah> induz: Try soundconverter? sudo apt-get install soundconverter
[00:10] <erUSUL> !info sound-juicer | induz
[00:10] <induz> soundjuicer or sound converter??
[00:11] <karanmenon> I have an issue with flash player
[00:11] <karanmenon> Im able to stream videos on Youtube but not anywhere else
[00:12] <BiPolah> karanmenon: Youtube uses HTML5
[00:12] <BiPolah> karanmenon: Get the Ubuntu restricted extras. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:12] <linuxdude21> themill: ?
[00:12] <induz> it says on cammand line Couldn't find package soundjuicer
[00:12] <karanmenon> BiPolah: i think you helped me previously
[00:12] <Prillicy> what's an end_request: I/O error dev sr0 sector ######
[00:12] <karanmenon> BiPolah: i tried doing that but i wasnt able to update it because the package was not installed
[00:12] <Prillicy> my first attempt to install Linux, this is try 3 and it keeps giving these errors
[00:13] <BiPolah> induz: Soundjuicer isn't available as a package, soundconverter is. Get that instead and if it doesn't work look up getting soundjuicer
[00:13] <cowfish1> can someone help me install xen?
[00:13] <Prillicy> then doesn't install
[00:13] <BiPolah> karanmenon: You don't want to update, you want to install
[00:13] <Prillicy> *shutdown
[00:13] <luqeliverpudlian> anyone here succeed to install football manager 2011 via wine?
[00:14] <Prillicy> it said install complete first
[00:14] <karanmenon> BiPolah: it says unable to locate files
[00:14] <Prillicy> still don't know what the errors are about
[00:14] <bazhang> induz, you spelled it wrong it's sound-juicer
[00:14] <BiPolah> karanmenon: Are you typing it correctly
[00:14] <karanmenon> BiPolah: im using Maverick i believe
[00:14] <BiPolah> luqeliverpudlian: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=12250
[00:14] <karanmenon> BiPolah: I copy pasted
[00:15] <Prillicy> on restart it opend up this prompt for grub
[00:15] <Prillicy> what is grub?
[00:15] <BiPolah> karanmenon: So am I and it works fine for me. Try installing from Ubuntu Software Centre, just search for "Ubuntu Restricted" and it'll come up
[00:15] <sami___> Hello
[00:15] <karanmenon> BiPolah: Now it said its the latest 0 installed 0 upgraded and 0 not upgraded
[00:15] <luqeliverpudlian> BiPolah : thanx mate, will give 'em a try
[00:15] <induz> thanks bazhang
[00:16] <sami___> I was just thinking about switching to ubuntu from windows, anything special I should know?
[00:16] <bazhang> !manual > sami___
[00:16] <tripelb> sami___, have you read any webpages about it? what attracts you? have you downloaded the cd?
[00:17] <tripelb> !manual > tripelb
[00:17] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  It says its already installed
[00:17] <BiPolah> karanmenon: Remove it then reinstall. sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-restricted-extras; sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:17] <semitones> so for rsync, foo:/src/bar/ /data/temp, the trailing slash on bar means the contents are transfered, not the directory itself?
[00:17] <sami___> I've read some and mainly the only cons seem to be some Windows only software and games
[00:17] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  k
[00:17] <sami___> but I don't play that much
[00:17] <sami___> Only minecraft and occasional L4D
[00:18] <sami___> I was thinking about running a virtual machine for the windows software I need
[00:18] <era878> how do execute a terminal command at startup?
[00:18] <BiPolah> sami__: Minecraft works on Ubuntu once you grab Java and apparently works according to the WINE appdb.
[00:18] <harpreet> hi tj
[00:18] <aeon-ltd> sami___: ipod?
[00:18] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  Well so far its installed again, i need to test it  now
[00:19] <sami___> Nah, I don't use an Ipod
[00:19] <sami___> well, I have one but I got rockbox on it
[00:19] <harpreet> My machine does not recognize SD card. Help plz....
[00:19] <BiPolah> karanmenon: Just go to kongregate or some other website with flash on it
[00:19] <kurtbelgrave> sami___: try wine if that does not work try virtual box
[00:19] <Prillicy> so, on one here is able to help me with an ubuntu install?
[00:19] <aeon-ltd> Prillicy: ask away
[00:19] <sami___> so is wine better than virtual machines if it is working correctly?
[00:19] <Prillicy> I told you
[00:19] <Prillicy> I tried to install
[00:19] <harpreet> Prillicy, ask
[00:20] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  Nope still not working
[00:20] <bazhang> !enter | Prillicy
[00:20] <semitones> rsync question?
[00:20] <Prillicy> sorry
[00:20] <harpreet> Prillicy, ask
[00:20] <BiPolah> karanmenon: That's strange, is it simply not loading the flash?
[00:20] <harpreet> sami___, wine is better than vm
[00:20] <Prillicy> the install errored out twice and fried out my Windows partition...no biggie, nothing important on that computer or else I wouldn't have risked the install
[00:20] <psycho_oreos> if `"Legacy `ask' parameter no longer supported."' is no longer available for vga=ask parameter, what are the alternatives? manual probing?
[00:21] <sami___> I see
[00:21] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  Nope its not loading it. I tried it on 5 websites
[00:21] <harpreet> My machine does not recognize SD card. Help plz....
[00:21] <Prillicy> so on the third time, it got through and gave me the install complete prompt
[00:21] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  and i tried 2 browsers
[00:21] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  FireFox and chrome
[00:21] <Prillicy> I clicked restart, and when it attempted to shutdown it gamve me a bunch of errors, freezing the shutodnw
[00:21] <Prillicy> end_request: I/O error dev sr0 sector ######
[00:21] <sami___> Also, is there any kernel streaming capable linux media players? I'm currently using Foobar2000 on windows but I couldn't find a linux equivalent
[00:21] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  There was some update that i installed, ever since ten it just doesnt work
[00:22] <karanmenon> BiPolah: *then
[00:22] <Prillicy> when I manually shut down and restarted it brought up a black and white screen with a prompt that says grub
[00:22] <BiPolah> karanmenon: Check you have the shockwave flash plugin listed on Firefox's plugin list, and that you have the Ubuntu firefox modifications pack
[00:22] <induz> heloo Audio extractor requires It requires GNOME and GStreamer.
[00:22] <Prillicy> what do I do?
[00:22] <induz> i dont have gstream on Lucid
[00:22] <BiPolah> karanmenon: Install that update then?
[00:22] <karanmenon> BiPolah: lemme check
[00:22] <era878> How do I run a terminal command on startup?
[00:23] <bazhang> Prillicy, its very hard to read or understand your issue as you break it up with so many returns.  try to put it all on *one* line
[00:23] <aeon-ltd> era878: write what you want to into a file/script, execute that script on start up
[00:23] <Prillicy> ok, trying again
[00:23] <era878> aeon-ltd how do i make a script
[00:24] <BiPolah> era878: What command do you want to run?
[00:24] <karanmenon> BiPolah: On Firefox shockwave player comes up as Gnash player
[00:24] <Prillicy> the install errored out twice and fried out my Windows partition...no biggie, nothing important on that computer or else I wouldn't have risked the install so on the third time, it got through and gave me the install complete prompt. I clicked restart, and when it attempted to shutdown it gamve me a bunch of errors, freezing the shutodnw |end_request: I/O error dev sr0 sector ######| when I...
[00:24] <Prillicy> ...manually shut down and restarted it brought up a black and white screen with a prompt that says grub what do I do?
[00:24] <harpreet> My machine does not recognize SD card. Help plz....
[00:24] <era878> BiPolah: tar cvpzf backup.tgz --exclude=/etc/fstab --exclude=/boot --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found --exclude=/backup.tgz --exclude=/mnt --exclude=/sys /
[00:24] <karanmenon> BiPolah: but doesnt show up in plugins in use tab
[00:25] <BiPolah> karanmenon: Okay, do this: sudo apt-get remove gnash; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[00:26] <sami___> Also, are there any kernel streaming capable linux media players? I'm currently using Foobar2000 on windows but I couldn't find a linux equivalent
[00:26] <induz> audio juicer is not converting to MP3??
[00:26] <adamkex> anyone know why skype is muting all other pulseaudio steams? and then unmuting when the call/sound ends
[00:26] <karanmenon> BiPolah: this is what it says
[00:26] <karanmenon> BiPolah: flashplugin-installer is already the newest version.
[00:26] <karanmenon> flashplugin-installer set to manually installed.
[00:26] <karanmenon> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[00:26] <karanmenon>   libboost-thread1.42.0 libboost-date-time1.42.0 gnash-common libgtkglext1
[00:26] <karanmenon> Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
[00:26] <FloodBot2> karanmenon: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:26] <induz> maybe I am doing something wrong!!!
[00:27] <adamkex> karanmenon: use pastebin.com for posting many lines
[00:27] <era878> sami_  is mythbuntu what you are looking for?
[00:27] <karanmenon> BiPolah: my bad
[00:27] <BiPolah> Era878: Open up text editor, paste that into then, then move it down a line and put "#!/bin/sh" on the first line, without the "s. Then save it somewhere and make sure it's executable. Then if you go to Preferences > Startup Applications, you can add the file you just created to be started when you login
[00:27] <karanmenon> Adamkex:my bad
[00:27] <adamkex> karanmenon: it's okay :)
[00:27] <BiPolah> Karanmenon: do sudo apt-get autoremove and then test flash again
[00:28] <tripelb> sami___, have you read any webpages about it? what attracts you? have you downloaded the cd?  (when you reply you use my name tripelb on the line or I dont see your reply,. the channel is too busy)
[00:28] <induz> audio-juicer gets stuck saying its retrieving  track listings from the Cd
[00:29] <karanmenon> BiPolah: do you want me to install flash again or just test it in browser?
[00:29] <induz> am I doing something wrong
[00:29] <induz> bazang\
[00:29] <BiPolah> karanmenon: Just test it in a browser. Gnash is a flash player as well and I imagine it either doesn't work properly or was conflicting with adobe flash
[00:30] <karanmenon> BiPolah: MY HERO!
[00:30] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  IT WORKED :D
[00:30] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  I wish an ubuntu pro :\
[00:31] <sami___> tripelb, I searched but I couldn't find anything about kernel streaming music on linux or if it is actually even needed to get the highest quality sound (on windows it bypasses the windows audio mixer/stack). I own the CDs and I've ripped them to FLAC.
[00:31] <BiPolah> karanmenon: They were conflicting then. I'm far from pro, I've only been using it for about two weeks
[00:31] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  :O
[00:31] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  i really havent Ubuntu from the programmer's end
[00:31] <Prillicy> any input on my issue?
[00:31] <back69> Holas
[00:31] <back69> Hola
[00:31] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  i only desktop use it
[00:31] <chriss_> ok peeps can anyone help with accessing my windows files using ubuntu pls
[00:31] <induz> sound-juicer is NOt working to convert to Mp3
[00:31] <induz> is there any other program
[00:32] <tj__> t works :
[00:32] <tj__> I plug the usb drive and next the SDCard (I have a green led) in the SanDisk
[00:32] <tj__> 12 in 1.
[00:32] <tj__> Next, in root
[00:32] <tj__> #mount /dev/sdc1 /media/usbdisk
[00:32] <FloodBot2> tj__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:32] <tj__> type is automatically recognized as vfat.
[00:32] <induz> its .ogg files
[00:32] <induz> .ogg to Mp3
[00:32] <era878> chriss_ just mount the windows hdd
[00:33] <chriss_> 878 I am trying but having alot of problems
[00:33] <BiPolah> chriss_: What problems are you having?
[00:33] <era878> which errors are you recieveing
[00:33] <karanmenon> BiPolah:  i uninstalled wine and i cant use the shortcuts from Places>Home or anything under the places tab
[00:34] <kmck> Hello! I am trying to boot from a CD, i have instructions that tell me to push F10 at the flash screen which I am doing... however, ubuntu keeps loading up..? what am i doing wrong?
[00:34] <tripelb> sami___, so you are interested -not in general comments about windows vs ubuntu- but in somethig specific "kernel streaming music"  [helpin you clarify question]  --- I'll need to look up kernel streamin music because AFAIK kernel has almost nothing to do with music or streaming music. -- Or maybe you should fill me in. OK?
[00:34] <chriss_> I went step by step but it still won't mount
[00:34] <harpreet> sudo mount /dev/sdc1/usbdisk
[00:35] <edwardteach> kmck,  try  f6
[00:35] <chriss_> can you give me some help
[00:35] <chriss_> pls
[00:35] <luqeliverpudlian> how to quit irssi by command line in terminal ppl?
[00:35] <cowfish1> try ctrl c
[00:35] <era878> kmck to access your bios it may be another button like mine for example is f1
[00:35] <BiPolah> kmck: You'll need to access the boot menu to boot from CD if it doesn't do it automatically, it's usually F8, F10-F12, Del or something similar. If it's none of those you can look it up. If one takes you into your BIOS then you can just change boot order so that CD/DVD is first rather than hard drive
[00:35] <tripelb> sami___, not much but I found this http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/121996/asio-vs-kernel-streaming
[00:35] <iceroot_> luqeliverpudlian: /quit
[00:35] <era878> kmck which bios do you have?
[00:36] <harpreet> tj__, sudo mount /dev/sdc1/usbdisk
[00:36] <kmck> era878: bios? what does that mean?
[00:36] <kmck> edwardteach: thank you!
[00:36] <kmck> BiPolah: thank you!
[00:36] <yoyoned> chriss_: using pasebin, post the output of sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[00:36] <sami___> tripelb,  Here's an article about it : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_streaming - It seems to be something specific to windows so I'm not sure if it's needed. Basically it just makes the audio bypass the operating system and sends it directly to the sound card for lower latency + higher quality
[00:36] <Prillicy> When trying to install ubuntu: the install errored out twice and fried out my Windows partition...no biggie, nothing important on that computer or else I wouldn't have risked the instal.l so on the third time, it got through and gave me the install complete prompt. I clicked restart, and when it attempted to shutdown it gave me a bunch of errors, freezing the shutdown |end_request: I/O error...
[00:36] <era878> kmck basic input/output system (BIOS)
[00:36] <Prillicy> ...dev sr0 sector ######| when I manually shut down and restarted it brought up a black and white screen with a prompt that says grub what do I do?
[00:36] <kmck> era878: Gateway
[00:37] <harpreet> sudo mount /dev/sdc1/usbdisk
[00:37] <tripelb> sami___, In Microsoft Windows terminology, Kernel Streaming is a technique that supports kernel-mode processing of streamed data. -- so it's a windows thing. So it's not needed for ubuntu. What you want to know is how to get the best quality sound out of ubuntu, then see if that's as good as what you have. (I used to work in high end audio, funny coincidence.)
[00:37] <era878> kmck okay reboot your computer and hit f1 or f2 try both
[00:37] <Prillicy> huh?
[00:38] <kmck> era878: thank you very much!! :)
[00:38] <era878> np
[00:38] <edwardteach> ls
[00:38] <chriss_> yoyoned -1 meaning -1numerical value correct
[00:39] <yoyoned> chriss_: thats the letter el
[00:39] <Guest66534> i need help in xubunt
[00:39] <Guest66534> i need a aircrack-ng like back track but i cant apt-get it
[00:39] <tripelb> sami___, afaik there is no loss of quality in digital, kernel or not. In linux sound does not go through the kernel. Laency means "slowdown".  A very good place to ask is in the ubuntuforums, and to look for what has already been asked. http://ubuntuforums.org
[00:40] <Guest66534> anyone has a solucion 4 me
[00:40] <thorbj0rn> !xubuntu
[00:40] <tripelb> someone give guest that ubbottu reference that tells you how to ask...
[00:40] <Guest66534> yeah i know that
[00:40] <Prillicy> come on, there's 1500 of you, someone's got to know how to install ubuntu
[00:40] <admini> hey all
[00:41] <torrancew> linuxdude21: sorry, didn't see those until just now
[00:41] <adamkex> anyone know why skype is muting all other pulseaudio steams? and then unmuting when the call/sound ends
[00:41] <torrancew> that's working on my end (the perl one) - what's broken for you?
[00:41] <BiPolah> Prillicy: what do you need help doing specifically?
[00:41] <chriss_> yoyoned the error I am getting is failed to access /dev/sdal
[00:41] <sami___> tripelb, Okay thanks for the help
[00:41] <tripelb> Prillicy, be nice. have you looked at the ubuntu documentation pages. how far have you gotten
[00:41] <admini> i need help as well
[00:41] <thorbj0rn> Prillicy: step 1 - download .iso, step 2 - burn .iso to CD, step 3 - boot to CD, step 4 - Install Ubuntu
[00:41] <Prillicy> BiPolah: When trying to install ubuntu: the install errored out twice and fried out my Windows partition...no biggie, nothing important on that computer or else I wouldn't have risked the instal.l so on the third time, it got through and gave me the install complete prompt. I clicked restart, and when it attempted to shutdown it gave me a bunch of errors, freezing the shutdown |end_request:...
[00:41] <sami___> I'm off to bed now, see you later
[00:41] <Prillicy> ...I/O error dev sr0 sector ######| when I manually shut down and restarted it brought up a black and white screen with a prompt that says grub what do I do?
[00:41] <tripelb> sami___, all the best! I'd like to know your answer PM
[00:42] <admini> that sounds like a failed HD
[00:42] <thorbj0rn> Prillicy: grub is the bootloader
[00:42] <Guest66534> someone has any idea of aircrack of back track to xubunto
[00:42] <yoyoned> chriss_: do you know what partition you are trying to mount? first partition on the first disk?
[00:42] <Prillicy> it was working with
[00:42] <thorbj0rn> Guest66534: go to #xubuntu, nobody here will support it.
[00:43] <edwardteach> Guest66534,  apt-cache search aircrack
[00:43] <Guest66534> dont have antoy one there in #xubun
[00:43] <tripelb> Prillicy, and then when you rebooted what happened? you might want to boot from the cd and do an integrity check on the cd. no sense doing a lot of work before then.
[00:43] <adamkex> troll
[00:43] <admini> agreed. only because of the I/O errors
[00:43] <Guest66534> apt-cache search aircrack thx
[00:43] <admini> i also need help if we got some experts in here. has to do with display drivers
[00:44] <thorbj0rn> it's actually aircrack-ng
[00:44] <admini> ive had to reinstall ubuntu like 4 times already
[00:44] <tripelb> Prillicy, I had a problem that was solved by doing a looooong windows-type deep reformat of my hard drive and then installing ubuntu
[00:44] <admini> cuz i keep messing up
[00:44] <Guest66534> and xubuntu has any diferend in bash with ubuntu
[00:44] <tripelb> admini practice makes perfect
[00:44] <chriss_> yoyoned maybe I should start over again should I type fdisk -l
[00:44] <admini> lol
[00:44] <admini> im tired of practicing already
[00:44] <yoyoned> chriss_: o
[00:44] <tripelb> Guest66534, bash is bash
[00:44] <yoyoned> chriss_: ok
[00:44] <Guest66534> ubuntu has a c compiler
[00:45] <Guest66534> ?
[00:45] <torrancew> admini: what version of ubuntu?
[00:45] <admini> 10
[00:45] <torrancew> Guest66534: gcc
[00:45] <Prillicy_> thorbj0rn: sorry, i pinged, what's a boot loader?
[00:45] <torrancew> admini: 10.<what> ?
[00:45] <admini> how do i find out lol
[00:45] <induz> what is MediBuntu??
[00:45] <Guest66534> and the kernel where i compile with the c or c++
[00:45] <Guest66534> ?
[00:45] <thorbj0rn> !grub2 | Prillicy
[00:46] <induz> how can i add the Medibuntu repository and import its signing key in Lucid
[00:46] <BiPolah> Induz: Medibuntu (Multimedia, Entertainment & Distractions In Ubuntu) is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons (copyright, license, patent, etc).  -- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[00:46] <torrancew> Guest66534: if you're looking to build a kernel, there's a doc on help.ubuntu.com you should probably read first
[00:46] <Guest66534> thx
[00:46] <torrancew> admini: do you know if it's Ubuntu Lucid Lynx, or Maverick Meerkat?
[00:46] <torrancew> Guest66534: http://www.google.com/search?q=kernel+compile+help.ubuntu.com&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial&client=iceweasel-a
[00:46] <admini> i dont know. but i downloaded whatever the latest is on the website
[00:46] <induz> is it another Ubuntu? or just few programs
[00:46] <BiPolah> Induz: That page also has instructions for getting the repository
[00:46] <torrancew> sorry, should have de-googled that link, Guest66534
[00:46] <BiPolah> admini: How long ago did you download it?
[00:47] <admini> maybe 3 days ago?
[00:47] <torrancew> admini: likely 10.10 Maverick Meerkat
[00:47] <admini> 64 bit version
[00:47] <torrancew> Ubuntu releases 2x per year
[00:47] <admini> eya i think thats right
[00:47] <zorael> How can I create a partition starting at a specific byte?
[00:47] <BiPolah> Admini: yeah, 10.10 Maverick Meerkat then
[00:47] <torrancew> the first number specifies the year of the release, the second specifies the month
[00:47] <Guest66534> and back track vs ubuntu?just a a quest that is personal
[00:47] <edwardteach> induz,  what are you after a program ? or flash ?
[00:47] <KB1JWQ> !backtrack | Guest66534
[00:48] <chriss_> yoyoned ok I ran the fdisk what do I do next
[00:48] <torrancew> admini: Afraid I can't help with 10.10 - I've not upgraded yet, and I think they started to introduce some of the graphics changes in that one
[00:48] <Guest66534> wat
[00:48] <Guest66534> ?
[00:48] <admini> damn it lol
[00:48] <KB1JWQ> Guest66534: "Ask them, we have no idea."
[00:48] <mandd> hi, would it be possible to use dd to copy "live usb stick 8 gb" to "16gb usb stick", which would also be live after copying? and my ubuntu is encrypted
[00:48] <BiPolah> admini: What exact problems are you having with the graphics?
[00:48] <admini> care to listen and maybe u will have a better idea then i?
[00:48] <Guest66534> oaa
[00:48] <admini> so i have two monitors
[00:48] <admini> lemme change my font color for you one sec
[00:48] <induz> I just want this CD to play on my MP3 player
[00:48] <KB1JWQ> !ask | admini
[00:48] <yoyoned> chriss_: I need to know what the output of fdisk was.  Can you paste it into pastbin
[00:48] <induz> the CD has some weired .ogg tracks
[00:49] <KB1JWQ> admini: Note the "all on one line" bit.
[00:49] <yoyoned> !pastebim|chriss_
[00:49] <induz> first it said its .wav files, now its saying its .ogg
[00:49] <yoyoned> !pastebin|chriss_
[00:49] <Guest66534> i have a ati hd 5770 where i found the drive 4 wine running games
[00:49] <Vitasoy> Here's a tricky one. I mounted an FTP server and now I'm trying to transfer a file over using the command "cp -r ~/files ~/sftp"  but I am getting the error setting permissiongs for '~/blah blah' Operations not permitted. I checked the file permissions of the folder and they are all 666 what is the problem?
[00:49] <Guest66534> ?
[00:49] <induz> I have downloaded 3-4 programs for Ubuntu but all are just players
[00:49] <edwardteach> induz, convert them  with ffmpeg !
[00:50] <induz> how can i get ffmpeg?
[00:50] <edwardteach> induz,  apt-get !
[00:50] <induz> should i download mediBuntu, then its possible?
[00:50] <majuk> Vitasoy, Are you sure you don't mean to use 'get'?
[00:50] <adamkex> induz: aptitude install ffmpeg
[00:50] <chriss_> yoyoned sorry not sure what you are looking for it does say fdisk -s <partition>
[00:50] <Guest66534> anyone konow the slack channel
[00:50] <adamkex> induz: with sudo infront of it
[00:50] <Guest66534> ?
[00:50] <Vitasoy> majuk: what do you mean?
[00:50] <edwardteach> :-)
[00:51] <Vitasoy> majuk: I need to use the 'get' command ?
[00:51] <induz> is it apptitude or apt-get??
[00:51] <adamkex> induz: i use aptitude
[00:51] <majuk> Vitasoy, nvm, mounted, I can't read.
[00:51] <torrancew> Vitasoy: can you typically upload to this ftp server? (sorry, have to ask)
[00:51] <syphirx> I have a quick question, I'm trying to download Deluge but it's saying it's already installed. How would I go about launching it?
[00:51] <induz> aptitude=apt-get
[00:51] <adamkex> induz: aptitude is more complete than apt-get and apt-cache
[00:51] <BiPolah> Induz: VLC and XMMS support .ogg
[00:51] <admini> thanks for the tip. Problem: i have a mac pro with two graphics cards and two displays. the first card works and the second does not. I installed a bunch of drivers from the amd website and tried the missing driver util but every time i restart the comp i no longer get a GUI. only a command line or nothing at all
[00:52] <Vitasoy> torrancew: i have not tried yet(in linux) so no, but in windows it works fine
[00:52] <induz> I can play those tracks on my computer but i want to copy it to my MP# player
[00:52] <Guest66534> i want a ip snoffing for ubuntu
[00:52] <adamkex> induz: aptitude can both search and install/remove packages, apt-get can only install packages (and remove package ofc)
[00:52] <torrancew> ok, I was curious if your FTP user has write permissions
[00:52] <Guest66534> i want a ip snoffing for ubuntu
[00:52] <edwardteach> induz,  apt-get  aptitude they are the same  well they act on the same repository
[00:52] <induz> so i will use aptitude from onwards
[00:53] <Vitasoy> torrancew: i thought that was the issue at first too, i even tried logging in as root@ftpserver
[00:53] <Guest66534> i want a ip snoffing for ubuntu?
[00:53] <Vitasoy> torrancew: but at the moment it is logged with no username/pw
[00:53] <torrancew> Vitasoy: is that how you log in under windows?
[00:53] <induz> i downloadee ffmpeg from caommand line but i dont see it on applications??
[00:53] <yoyoned> chriss_: I am trying to find out the specific partition you are trying to mount
[00:53] <BiPolah> induz: I believe soundconverter can convert .ogg
[00:53] <Vitasoy> torrancew: yea
[00:54] <BiPolah> induz: sudo apt-get install soundconverter
[00:54] <syphirx> Anyone know why my internet seems faster in Ubuntu than it is in Win7?
[00:54] <admini> does that mean no one has seen my issue? lol
[00:54] <torrancew> induz: ffmpeg is a CLI program - it probably won't give you a shortcut by default
[00:54] <induz> I installes sound-juicer but its not converting
[00:54] <Guest66534> i want a ip snoffing for ubuntu? anyone can speak to me
[00:54] <torrancew> admini: I'm sure some have, but that's not quite enough detail to pin it down
[00:54] <Random832> Guest66534: what is 'ip snoffing'?
[00:54] <BiPolah> induz: Get Sound Converter, not Sound Juicer.
[00:54] <Guest66534> spoffing
[00:54] <induz> please i am new to Linux/debian so its hard from command line apllications
[00:55] <EmuAlert_> This probably isn't the right place to ask this, but why isn't freenode showing up in empathy? It doesn't seem to be an option in the list of IRC channels
[00:55] <Guest66534> i want a ip spoffing for ubuntu? anyone can speak to me
[00:55] <BiPolah> Emu: What version of Empathy are you running?
[00:55] <torrancew> we can say for sure that your X server induz Sound Converter is likely the path of least resistance
[00:55] <torrancew> oops
[00:55] <admini> i believe one of the last things i did was from the menubar where i clicked install drivers. after i tried the ATI one is when i got the command line and would not fully boot to see a GUY
[00:55] <admini> GUI*
[00:55] <torrancew> admini: we can say for sure that your X server is broken
[00:55] <torrancew> :)
[00:55] <Guest66534> i want a ip spoffing for ubuntu? anyone can speak to me
[00:55] <EmuAlert_> BiPohal: 2.30.3
[00:56] <admini> my X server?
[00:56] <induz> Ok I downloaded sound converter...lets see
[00:56] <edwardteach> Guest66534,  what is spoffing ?
[00:56] <admini> sorry very new to linux
[00:56] <EmuAlert_> I think I messed up some of the account settings
[00:56] <BiPolah> EmuAlert_: And what version of Ubuntu?
[00:56] <torrancew> admini: X is the program that manages the graphical display of your machine
[00:56] <torrancew> and it has a very unforgiving syntax
[00:56] <Guest66534> make a person goto www.google.com put it go to www.ubunto.org for exemplo
[00:57] <induz> sound converter can not open the CD its suggesting to extarxt by sound-juicer
[00:57] <chriss_> yoyoned it says Usage fdisk[options] <disk> Usage fdisk [options] <disk> Usage fdisk -s <partition>
[00:57] <Guest66534> is that
[00:57] <torrancew> Guest66534: that's a very complicated process that only works in certain situations
[00:57] <induz> wow, its not simple
[00:57] <Guest66534> yes
[00:57] <torrancew> typically, when you're on the same network as the person you want to spoof
[00:57] <Guest66534> in back track i make with ettercap
[00:57] <torrancew> and TBH, it's not a skill I'm comfortable teaching just anyone
[00:57] <chriss_> yoyoned then it has Options and 8 letters
[00:57] <admini> on some forums is saying to get a fglrx driver? but thats for Lucid...might work?
[00:57] <Guest66534> and in ubuntu with wat
[00:57] <Guest66534> ?
[00:58] <EmuAlert_> BiPolah: 10.04. I had it working earlier before. Is there some .empathy folder I can delete?
[00:58] <torrancew> admini: fglrx is a driver for ATI (i think) graphics cards
[00:58] <torrancew> which have notoriously *bad* linux support
[00:58] <Guest66534> and in ubuntu with wat
[00:58] <Guest66534> ?
[00:58] <yoyoned> chriss_: copy and paste this command into a terminal: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[00:58] <induz> guys please help me sound converter is not working on .ogg files/tracks
[00:58] <torrancew> Guest66534: you can use apt-cache to search for the tools you're used to using
[00:58] <torrancew> and then install them with apt-get
[00:58] <edwardteach> admini,  aT
[00:58] <admini> i think that might be my last option because ive tried many different ways to install or update the driver and everytime i restart it never boots back. then i have to reinstall the whole os again
[00:59] <Guest66534> i make that put dont install
[00:59] <Guest66534> but
[00:59] <torrancew> induz: what do you want to convert .ogg to?
[00:59] <edwardteach> admini,  ATI drivers are getting better though!
[00:59] <admini> i need an up to date one! lol
[00:59] <torrancew> edwardteach: I'd heard that... It's true then?
[00:59] <s2do> EmuAlert: To make irc work in empathy you must install telepathy-idle
[01:00] <chriss_> yoyoned it says /dev/sdal    *  ID 7 HPFS/NTFS
[01:00] <Guest66534> i want a debugger? anyone know a good one
[01:00] <admini> everything i was talking about with fglrx has to be done thru terminal? it looks like. and the first line is very long
[01:00] <tuzlo> is there anyone familiar with Dell Poweredge 1850 and Ubuntu, I need a little help
[01:00] <EmuAlert_> s2do: Well, I can still select IRC, but out of the many networks there, freenode isn't an option.
[01:00] <EmuAlert_> But I'll try that
[01:01] <torrancew> admini: well, it sounds like you don't have many options other than the terminal at the moment...
[01:01] <yoyoned> chriss_: go to pastebin.com and post the entire output of the command I gave you.  Post the link into the channel
[01:01] <tuzlo> I know this video card does 1600x1200 but when I try changing to that it garbles the display. It was workin fine in Slack
[01:01] <induz> from .ogg to MP3
[01:01] <Guest66534> i want a debugger? anyone know a good one
[01:01] <s2do> EmuAlert: It will show up when telepathy-idle is installed
[01:01] <torrancew> induz: what are you experiencing on sound converter that is stopping you?
[01:01] <admini> i guess ill give it a go. thanks a lot
[01:01] <induz> ok please explain this command for me to make it simple ;$ for name in *.ogg; do ffmpeg -i "$name" "$name.mp3"; done;
[01:01] <Guest66534> i want a debugger? anyone know a good one 4 ubuntu
[01:01] <yoyoned> Guest66534: gdb?
[01:01] <admini> if not its another fresh install for me!
[01:01] <torrancew> np - it's gonna get pretty hairy...
[01:02] <Guest66534> can be?
[01:02] <induz> torrancew, sound converter even can not read from the CD
[01:02] <edwardteach> torrancew,  well afaik !
[01:02] <Guest66534> yoyoned: u use slackware
[01:02] <Guest66534> ?
[01:02] <Guest66534> just a question
[01:02] <torrancew> induz: for each file named <something>.ogg (referred to as "name"), you will run ffmpeg -i <original-file> <original-file>.mp3
[01:03] <yoyoned> Guest66534: OT
[01:03] <Guest66534> wat is OT
[01:03] <torrancew> induz: which, I'm assuming, is the ffmpeg syntax to convert the file, but it's been a long time since I've used ffmpeg
[01:03] <bazhang> !ot > Guest66534
[01:03] <yoyoned> !OT|Guest66534
[01:03] <induz> torrancew, what u use to convert .ogg files/tracks to MP3
[01:04] <torrancew> induz: to be honest... I don't - I'm all Linux
[01:04] <Guest66534> wat is OT
[01:04] <torrancew> but sox, ffmpeg, and mencoder are all viable options
[01:04] <torrancew> (also all CLI)
[01:04] <yoyoned> induz: i use http://emptybits.com/ogg2mp3
[01:04] <Guest66534> pls ask me wat is OT
[01:04] <EmuAlert_> Where are the preferences for empathy stored?
[01:04] <bastidrazor> Guest66534: 'wat' is not a word.
[01:05] <rww> Guest66534: OffTopic
[01:05] <Guest66534> what
[01:05] <era878> what can I add to my script to make it run using a different terminal profile than "Default"
[01:05] <Guest66534> is abrevied in wat
[01:05] <torrancew> EmuAlert_: likely under ~/.gconf2/apps
[01:05] <induz> yoyoned, is it another command line applicatuion?
[01:05] <BiPolah> EmuAlert: Go to your home folder, press Ctrl+H to show hidden files then delete the .mission-control directory
[01:05] <rww> Guest66534: do they speak English in wat?
[01:05] <Guest66534> pls ask me what is OT
[01:05] <bazhang> Guest66534, take the chit chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:05] <Guest66534> pls ask me what is OT
[01:06] <yoyoned> induz: yes, it is a python script, but it is very simple to use.
[01:06] <induz> I have a folder:/home/j'Name'/Music/Unknown Artist/Unknown Album... now i want to convert it to MP3 folder with ffmpeg by command line..how can i do it/
[01:06] <andygraybeal> is there a way in ubuntu to video conference without using skype in ubuntu?
[01:07] <yoyoned> induz: the website lists a lot of options, but I just run "ogg2mp3 *ogg" and it work fine
[01:07] <induz> yoyoned, I just started using ubuntu so i am just a baby in this field
[01:07] <torrancew> induz: sox has a similar, easy to use syntax
[01:07] <tuzlo> is anyone available to help me get this display to a larger format?
[01:07] <induz> sox??
[01:08] <torrancew> another program to convert audio files
[01:08] <dirty-harry> induz - try "sound converter", search synaptic; it's drag'n'drop
[01:08] <induz> dirty-harry, sound converter is NOT reading the CD
[01:08] <BiPolah> andygraybeal: Perhaps try Ekiga? sudo apt-get install ekiga
[01:08] <torrancew> dirty-harry: he's already tried to no avail
[01:08] <Guest66534> pls how i install aircrack-ng
[01:09] <andygraybeal> bipolah, yea, i can't get it to do video :(
[01:09] <rww> Guest66534: sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng
[01:09] <andygraybeal>  bipolah, i tried ekiga and empathy
[01:09] <dirty-harry> sry @all ....
[01:09] <torrancew> andygraybeal: ekiga can work, but you need a server that supports SIP or H.323
[01:09] <edwardteach> andygraybeal,  yes !  theres  ekiga
[01:09] <Guest66534> thanks rww
[01:10] <BiPolah> Ekiga: Perhaps Psi Plus then. sudo apt-get install psi-plus
[01:10] <torrancew> I'm setting up my own, but Skype is the easiest to get up and running with
[01:10] <andygraybeal> torrancew, awesome, so install asterisk as the server then?
[01:10] <andygraybeal> torrancew, yea, cool - i want to get away from skype
[01:10] <torrancew> andygraybeal: that's the long and short of it, but it's a very deep, dark rabbit hold
[01:10] <torrancew> hole, even
[01:10] <RJ_F1> hey guys, I was once able to get to something called "maintenance mode" by running sudo shutdown now , which by default would go to that mode. now, in the new version, I can no longer do this.
[01:10] <RJ_F1> Any ideas?
[01:10] <torrancew> andygraybeal: feel free to pm me about my experience doing this
[01:10] <Guest66534> wow now i have all what back has but with ubuntu
[01:11] <andygraybeal> torrancew,  :)  i like to be huggled by rabbits.
[01:11] <Guest66534> `-`
[01:11] <EmuAlert_> How do you search hidden files in nautilus?
[01:11] <chriss_> yoyoned its pasted 123321
[01:11] <torrancew> andygraybeal: you're going to find yourself in codec hell really, really quickly, unless H.261 is satisfactory for you, quality-wise
[01:12] <Guest66534> how i com enter in a vax system
[01:12] <BiPolah> RJ_F1: Perhaps you mean recovery mode which can be accessed from GRUB on booting?
[01:12] <adamkex> anyone know why skype is muting all other pulseaudio steams? and then unmuting when the call/sound ends
[01:12] <hiexpo> hola all
[01:12] <yoyoned> chriss_: what site?
[01:12] <andygraybeal> torrancew,  :)  ahahah.. awesome.
[01:12] <rww> Guest66534: what?
[01:12] <BiPolah> adamkex: I believe there's a setting in skype to stop other audio when there's a call
[01:12] <Guest66534> vax
[01:12] <Guest66534> vax system
[01:13] <rww> Guest66534: Yes, I understand that part. What about them?
[01:13] <adamkex> BiPolah: any chance you know where that is? i can't find it
[01:13] <Guest66534> hack them and be a root in them
[01:13] <induz> ok guys now sound-converter is working...it has to be drag and drop...but not from CD/
[01:13] <Guest66534> ?
[01:13] <rww> Guest66534: Go ask somewhere else. Discussing hacking is a violation of freenode network policy.
[01:13] <Guest66534> is it possivel
[01:13] <hiexpo> !hacking
[01:13] <Guest66534> wow
[01:13] <chriss_> pastebin.com/6W1Pzxu5
[01:14] <RJ_F1> I thought freenode was for community - driven projects?
[01:14] <bazhang> Guest66534, stop asking about it.
[01:14] <RJ_F1> Hacking is community - driven, right?
[01:14] <Guest66534> i dont konw the terms
[01:14] <BiPolah> Guest65534: If your only purpose for using Ubuntu is mischievous or otherwise malicious, please go elsewhere.
[01:14] <Guest66534> sorry
[01:14] <zorael> How can I create partitions on with byte/sector placement precision? fdisk won't work with my software raid, and parted is dumb
[01:14] <Guest66534> no
[01:14] <Guest66534> only education
[01:14] <adamkex> Guest66534 is probably a troll
[01:14] <bazhang> Guest66534, just stop.
[01:14] <rww> Guest66534: We are not interested in educating you in how to break into things.
[01:14] <Guest66534> no
[01:14] <hiexpo> bazhang, kick him than maybe he will get it
[01:15] <Guest66534> T_T
[01:15] <Guest66534> yep
[01:15] <RJ_F1> set mode to +r please.
[01:15] <rww> RJ_F1: no
[01:15] <hiexpo> bazhang, he thinks he is funny
[01:15] <bazhang> hiexpo, lets move on please
[01:15] <izm0r> ??
[01:15] <Guest66534> no i dont thk
[01:16] <BiPolah> adamkex: I've no idea, sorry. I'll google around for you
[01:16] <induz> I was about to give up but now its converting to MP3 i guess
[01:16] <Guest66534> ok here i cant ask about haxx
[01:16] <induz> Thanks guys
[01:16] <induz> for soundconverter
[01:16] <Guest66534> about kernels i can?
[01:17] <torrancew> induz: glad you got it working :)
[01:17] <adamkex> BiPolah: thank you
[01:17] <Guest66534> yoyoned
[01:17] <Guest66534> bipolah
[01:17] <Guest66534> obottu
[01:17] <Guest66534> thank for all
[01:17] <brandon420> haxx are bad
[01:17] <RJ_F1> !kick
[01:17] <Guest66534> the help
[01:17] <RJ_F1> lol.
[01:18] <brandon420> lol
[01:18] <RJ_F1> it dont know nothing about kick..
[01:18] <Guest66534> haxx are bad
[01:18] <RJ_F1> --__--
[01:18] <induz> torrancew, soundconverter takes a track at a time, but it was not reading from the CD. i saved it on Banshee
[01:18] <brandon420> .kick brandon420
[01:18] <EmuAlert_> Ugh, I've deleted ~/.misson-control and ~/gconf/apps/empathy, and empathy still has all my preferences and contacts. Any other ways of deleting preferences?
[01:18] <RJ_F1> .kill ?
[01:18] <rich_> irc.sporga.net:6667
[01:18] <RJ_F1> lets try wow GM commands...
[01:18] <rww> Guest66534: come back in 15 minutes after reading the IRC guidelines in /topic, please.
[01:18] <megalinux> hi
[01:18] <torrancew> EmuAlert_: do you use Evolution?
[01:18] <brandon420> lmao
[01:18] <BiPolah> EmuAlert_: Uninstall Empathy, delete settings then reinstall?
[01:18] <rich_> connect
[01:18] <EmuAlert_> torrancew: Nope
[01:18] <torrancew> You can try an apt-get purge of empathy
[01:18] <brandon420>  /kill brandon420 SAY WHAAA
[01:19] <Prillicy> BiPolah: [Errno 5] Input/output error: '/rofs/usr/share/ghostscript/8.71/lib/stc640p.upp'  This is often due to a faulty CD/DVD disk or drive
[01:19] <torrancew> that should remove all settings as well as the program
[01:19] <hiexpo> wow busy
[01:19] <EmuAlert_> Ah, thanks. I was wonder why preferences stuck around after an uninstall
[01:19] <megalinux> how can i do to install wine ?
[01:19] <izm0r> ?
[01:19] <torrancew> EmuAlert_: no worries - use apt-get purge wisely, though :)
[01:19] <BiPolah> megalinux: sudo apt-get install wine
[01:19] <Prillicy> bipolah: I found that my hard drive was missing its selector, so I popped one on for Master and was hoping that was the problem, but then I got that error
[01:20] <yoyoned> chriss_: run these two commands: sudo mkdir /mnt/windows;sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows
[01:20] <RJ_F1> anyone know about changing the runlevels with upstart rather than using init, since upstart is designed to be a "replacement" for init?
[01:20] <megalinux> i need to instal wine
[01:20] <megalinux> and config too
[01:20] <BiPolah> Megalinux: I just told you. In terminal type this: sudo apt-get install wine
[01:20] <megalinux> but i do knowwhere in terminal ?
[01:20] <megalinux>  i am a new user
[01:21] <RJ_F1> terminal.
[01:21] <BiPolah> Prillicy: Sorry, but I've no idea then. If you're sure the drive it working fine then I'd suggest getting a new CD to install from
[01:21] <RJ_F1> apps - accessories - term.
[01:21] <BiPolah> Megalinux: Go to Applications > Accessories > Terminal at the top left of your screen
[01:21] <bastidrazor> !synaptic | megalinux :Use the Synaptic:
[01:21] <Prillicy> fair enoug
[01:21] <semitones> How can I find my local IP?
[01:21] <RJ_F1> !upstart
[01:21] <tuzlo> ok, im runnin a 19 inch monitor on a dell poweredge 1850 I know the monitor can do 1600x1200 in linux but when I try it in Ubuntu it garbles the screen what's wrong
[01:21] <bastidrazor> semitones: in terminal type: ifconfig
[01:22] <BiPolah> Megalinux: If you'd prefer a more graphical approach to installing programs, go to Applications > Ubuntu Software Centre
[01:22] <BiPolah> Tuzlo: What do you mean it garbles the screen? Graphical artifacts?
[01:22] <rdesk> Anyone know file directory of MLDonkey???
[01:22] <tuzlo> BiPolah, not readable at all
[01:22] <semitones> bastidrazor, thanks, got it.
[01:23] <bastidrazor> semitones: you're welcome
[01:23] <BiPolah> tuzlo: similar to this: http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b369/ArafaxDeep04/Aquaria.jpg
[01:23] <megalinux> great
[01:23] <megalinux> tks
[01:23] <rdesk> Hi Guys ;)
[01:24] <chriss_> yoyoned it says special device /dev/sdal does not exist
[01:24] <tuzlo> BiPolah, oh no thas semi ledgible, mine is not like the freq's are all frigged up but the freq range for this monitor is wqithin the listed for that res size
[01:24] <tuzlo> and I had it doing 1600x1200 in slack
[01:25] <megalinux> after i input: sudo apt-get install wine, what i need to do ? input enter ?
[01:25] <dpb_> hi all
[01:25] <induz> ciao guys
[01:25] <BiPolah> Tuzlo: I'd assume it's a driver problem then
[01:25] <EmuAlert_> torrancew: Huh, contacts are still around. I tried deleting ~/gconf/evolution and ~/.evolution too, and those didn't work either.
[01:25] <tuzlo> is it the wrong driver for video?
[01:25] <induz> c u tomorrow with some more probs
[01:25] <BiPolah> megalinux: After you type that it'll ask for your password, just type your password and hit return
[01:26] <yoyoned> chriss_: run the command "partpbobe" the try again sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows
[01:26] <tuzlo> BiPolah, where do I start
[01:26] <BiPolah> Tuzlo: Perhaps you haven't got fully working drivers for your graphics card or they're corrupt
[01:26] <induz> at the last, how can i get hardware manager??
[01:26] <induz> is it on synaptec?
[01:27] <hiexpo> sudo apt-get install hasrware manager
[01:27] <hiexpo> oops
[01:27] <hiexpo> ^ hardware
[01:27] <BiPolah> That should be hardware-manager
[01:28] <BiPolah> Else it'll installed "hardware" and "manager"
[01:28] <dpb_> Hi all, I am getting a error: couldn't call CWAP(1) when booting into a clean install of ubuntu 10.10 on a USB drive (booting via grub4dos and then plop), the system continues to boot after this and gets to the login screen, but when i login it freezes/hangs at the end of the login drum sound. I have tried editing the grub switches acpi=off and apm=off with no luck.
[01:28] <induz> but I have Gnome and its KDE application??
[01:28] <chriss_> yoyoned it says command partpbobe not found
[01:28] <dpb_> I'm running an asus M6Ne laptop
[01:29] <yoyoned> chriss_: reboot and try the mount comand again
[01:29] <hiexpo> dpb_, try typinghelp at the prompt and hit enter twice
[01:29] <tuzlo> BiPolah, I think the OS is using the wrong video card, how do I fix that
[01:30] <dpb_> hiexpo: which prompt are we talking about here?
[01:30] <hiexpo> when it starts to boot dpb_
[01:30] <megalinux> i am sorry but i do not inputed any password. where can i find it ? apologies, i am a new user and i unknow linux
[01:31] <hiexpo> megalinux, did u do an install
[01:31] <BiPolah> Tuzlo: If it's displaying on your monitor then it's using the right one. Try finding drivers for your video card for Ubuntu or something
[01:31] <dpb_> hiexpo: and what am I trying to achieve by doing that?
[01:31] <BiPolah> Megalinux: If you're just running of a CD then it won't work, you'll need to actually install Ubuntu onto a drive
[01:31] <induz> how can i install hardware manager using aptitude?
[01:32] <xangua> aptitude install packagename induz
[01:32] <BiPolah> induz: sudo apt-get install gnome-hardware-manager
[01:33] <dpb_> hiexpo: ?
[01:33] <hiexpo> yo
[01:33] <dpb_> what am i trying achieve here...
[01:34] <induz> BiPolah, is it under system--Admin--hardware Driver??
[01:34] <induz>  or it is a different application
[01:34] <dpb_> at this stage when I boot (I assume because I"m using grub4dos) I get to the grub menu for ubuntu - I have a bunch of options, including boot to restore mode or boot normally
[01:34] <dpb_> I have already booted to restore mode and tried fixing broken packages to no avail
[01:35] <induz> there is something wrong with sudo apt-get install gnome-hardware-manager
[01:35] <dpb_> but I'm not getting to a command line at any point
[01:35] <hiexpo> dpb_, not sure walked into this convo   > shoulda kept my muzzle closed but what are you trying to do ?
[01:35] <Abinadai> can someone tell me if GRUB 2 will recognize that I've installed a new Maverick installation automatically and add it to the list of OS's that I want to access?
[01:36] <dpb_> hiexpo: trying to get a fresh install of 10.10 to boot without freezing on my asus m6ne laptop
[01:36] <induz> i have system-admin-hardware Driver but not Hardware manager
[01:36] <BiPolah> induz: Sorry, I meant gnome-device-manager, not hardware
[01:36] <thorbj0rn> Abinadai: sudo grub-config
[01:36] <jrib> Abinadai: should on the next run of update-grub
[01:36] <thorbj0rn> ah.. that's the one
[01:37] <hiexpo> dpb_, ok so u have a iso and trying to install ubuntu from that booting the usb  ?
[01:37] <pksadiq> !info gnome-hardware-manager
[01:37] <induz> i performed  sudo apt-get install gnome-device-manager and it seems working so far
[01:37] <Abinadai> thorbj0rn: am I going to interrupt the login sequence to edit tbe grub config file?
[01:37] <iuri> How do  i change the locale through command line?
[01:37] <dpb_> Have an iso, have downloaded that to a pendrive using USBinstaller, and then used that pendrive to install to a usb HDD
[01:38] <dpb_> so the OS is installed on a 1tb usb hdd at the moment
[01:38] <iuri> dpkg-reconfigure locales??
[01:38] <induz> where can i see device manager??
[01:38] <iuri> that does not work
[01:38] <dpb_> because my bios is crappy, I have to use grub4dos and plop to boot the usb hdd
[01:38] <hiexpo> dpb_, ok what happens when you boot it ?
[01:38] <dpb_> which gets me to the ubuntu user login screen (gui)
[01:38] <dpb_> before i get there
[01:39] <dpb_> i can an error could not call CWAP(1)
[01:39] <thorbj0rn> Abinadai: ignore my suggestion, sorry. jrib had it right, run ' sudo update-grub '
[01:39] <dpb_> but it continues to boot
[01:39] <induz> i performed ; sudo apt-get install gnome-device-manager....but i dont see it under applications??
[01:39] <dpb_> then, I type in my password
[01:39] <dpb_> i get the welcome sound
[01:39] <BiPolah> induz: Applications > System Tools > Device Manager
[01:39] <Abinadai> thorbj0rn: thanks!
[01:39] <dpb_> but it freezes just after the sound finishes
[01:39] <hiexpo> dpb_, did you do an md5 on it first?
[01:39] <dpb_> yah...
[01:40] <dpb_> this is my 2nd install
[01:40] <dpb_> it was doing it last time
[01:40] <kazoo> Is JDE the Java Desktop Enviornment?
[01:40] <dpb_> so i wiped the drive, reformatted and repartitioned, checked the md5 and did a fresh install
[01:40] <induz> BiPolah, Thanks i got it
[01:40] <induz> thanks a lot guys.. its enough for today.. will learn more tomorrow
[01:40] <hiexpo> ok dpb_ what os areyou using to make the iso burn windoz or unix
[01:40] <induz> good night
[01:40] <hiexpo> ?
[01:41] <kazoo> I need Java but i don't remember the java package name/
[01:41] <kazoo> can someone help me with that.
[01:41] <dpb_> CD/DVD drive in laptop is bricked (bad firmware flash) so I put the iso on a 4gig flashdrive with - http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[01:41] <hiexpo> jde 6 ?
[01:42] <hiexpo> jre 6
[01:42] <itaylor57> !java | kazoo
[01:42] <dpb_> my problem is similar to this one - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1630858, except the solution there doesn't help me.
[01:43] <kazoo> [brandon@ubuntu ~]$ sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner"
[01:43] <kazoo> sudo: add-apt-repository: command not found
[01:43] <kazoo> [brandon@ubuntu ~]$
[01:43] <kazoo> is what come's up
[01:43] <FloodBot2> kazoo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:43] <hiexpo> dpb_, you did not answer my ? are you useingwindows or unixto make the boot usb?
[01:43] <Starminn> Launching avast! Antivirus after I tried updating it, I'm getting this message: "An error occured in avast! engine: Invalid argument" -- any tips/suggestions?
[01:43] <dpb_> Windows xp pro
[01:43] <computer13137> Starminn, "tried" updating it? Do you mean to imply the update was unsuccessful?
[01:44] <kazoo> oh no no no
[01:44] <hiexpo> and what program dpb_
[01:44] <kazoo> javascript package
[01:44] <dpb_> pendrive linux universal usb installer (http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/)
[01:44] <hiexpo> 1 sec brb dpb
[01:45] <dpb_> np
[01:45] <kazoo> !java kazoo
[01:45] <callmeedin> have a ubuntu/grub question ... have 2 ACER Revo ubuntu boxes. I used the image from box #1 to build box #2 ... box #2 does not boot without stopping at the GRUB selection screen and waits for a keyboard input. Don't have this problem with the original ubuntu box. Any ideas? Thanks
[01:45] <Starminn> computer13137: :) Well I can't say either way. I hit the button to, "Update the database" (I assume in reference to the known viruses, etc.) and after that it's been giving me this dialog upon launch of the application.
[01:46] <Starminn> So I can't say if it was/wasn't succesfful -- only that it 'broke' it.
[01:46] <callmeedin> I can provide pastebin to grub.cfg file if that would help
[01:47] <iuri> How do i set locale through command line? dpkg-reconfigure localeconf is not working
[01:47] <itaylor57> kazoo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[01:47] <computer13137> Starminn, have you tried reinstalling it? That would definitely fix the issue...it sounds like something got corrupt somewhere. I don't use Avast.
[01:47] <hiexpo> ok dpb_ is that thumb drive or a usb hard drive?
[01:48] <computer13137> Starminn, if you can reproduce the problem on a fresh reinstall there maybe something wrong with the package.
[01:48] <computer13137> I wasn't aware avast supported linux natively...
[01:48] <dpb_> it's a thumb drive
[01:48] <dpb_> which i'm using to install onto a USB hdd
[01:48] <Starminn> computer13137: Shame.. I was hoping to acvoid that. *shrug* Ah well. I'll reinstall. :) (Yeah, there's a Linux version)
[01:48] <zhangbo> 321
[01:49] <computer13137> Starminn, not saying it's the only solution but I don't use Avast myself. And it would definitely be easier.
[01:49] <computer13137> Starminn, you're more than welcome to ask for other solutions. Just putting my two cents out there so at least somebody answers your question. :p
[01:49] <computer13137> Starminn, why Avast on Linux anyway..?  I'm not too worried about linux viruses myself...
[01:50] <SodaPhish> hola a todos!
[01:50] <Starminn> computer13137: Agreed. Reinstall is almost always easier. Just out of curiousity, what is your suggestion of Anti-Virus? (I really use it for Windows -> Linux -> Windows)
[01:50] <SodaPhish> anyone had much luck getting pptp working w/o Network Manager?
[01:50] <Starminn> computer13137: Ditto. I use it so I don't contribute to Windows viruses. :)
[01:50] <SodaPhish> I am trying to setup a PPTP tunnel without Network Manager
[01:50] <computer13137> Starminn, I usually use VirusTotal.com because I typically just want to scan a file\archive every now and then.
[01:50] <computer13137> Starminn, but you have to upload the file to that.
[01:50] <computer13137> Then they scan it with like 42 different AVs
[01:51] <computer13137> If you only need it infrequently that would be fine.
[01:51] <dpb_> hiexpo just in case you missed it - the iso goes on a USB flash drive. I then boot the flash drive to run the installer and install on a USB hdd
[01:52] <ubuntu_> hi to all
[01:52] <Starminn> computer13137: Ah, that's handy. :) Thanks for that. Well, I'll see you. :)
[01:52] <SodaPhish> *sigh* jesus christ, this is why I hate irc...
[01:52] <SodaPhish> 1500 people in a room, one simple question, ZERO answers
[01:52] <linux-k> servor vicidialnow
[01:52] <SodaPhish> yup, that pretty-much sums-up IRC in a nutshell.
[01:52] <kazoo> SodaPhish: why not try google first?
[01:52] <xangua> !attitude | SodaPhish
[01:53] <SodaPhish> LOL zangua
[01:53] <ubuntu_> >(
[01:53] <MylesMan> hello all
[01:53] <craigbass1976> Is there any way to play droid games in linux?
[01:53] <MylesMan> can som1 help me w/a usb prob
[01:53] <MylesMan> ?
[01:54] <thorbj0rn> SodaPhish: i think all you need for pptp is ifconfig
[01:54] <BiPolah> Myles: Perhaps we can. Just ask the question next time.
[01:54] <MylesMan> ok
[01:54] <linux-k> prob vicidialnoz
[01:54] <kazoo> SodaPhish: what was you're question?
[01:54] <linux-k> prob vicidialnow
[01:54] <MylesMan> i have a usb HVR-1950
[01:54] <bigbang> in my ubuntu in vi editor when i press backspace it just move pointer one less but not removing the characters
[01:54] <SodaPhish> thorbj0rn, but you also have to configure ppp to btring up the tunnel
[01:54] <entity> anyone know why the firefox menubar font color is black? I cant see my menu. Default theme, no persona.
[01:54] <MylesMan> and my mythbackend is starting ahead of it
[01:55] <SodaPhish> kazoo, my question was, has anyone found a resource for doing pptp w/o Network Manager that actually works?
[01:55] <SodaPhish> all the guides I've found are useless.
[01:55] <hiexpo> bigbang, use nano
[01:55] <MylesMan> so i have to restart it in order to view live tv
[01:55] <MylesMan> the backend
[01:55] <bigbang> hiexpo, what is nano
[01:56] <bastidrazor> bigbang: there is a vimtutor that will help you understand how to use vim.
[01:56] <kazoo> !nano | bigbang
[01:56] <computer13137> Hey does anyone know how to make a bigass binary file?
[01:56] <computer13137> dd something I forget...
[01:56] <MylesMan> and i've adjust the upstart script and no dice
[01:56] <J697> Hello, I want to unlock a folder fully in /usr/local/folder/
[01:56] <computer13137> nvm found it.
[01:56] <SodaPhish> computer13137, dd if=/dev/zero of=/my/file
[01:56] <J697> How can I do this sucessfully?
[01:57] <dpb_> Hi all - can anyone help me work out why my Asus m6n won't boot a fresh install of 10.10 on a usb hdd without freezing? I get an error couldn't call CWAP(1) during boot, and then it freezes after I enter my password at the login screen.
[01:57] <trench> J697: man chown
[01:57] <SodaPhish> J697, chmod
[01:57] <J697> I tried
[01:57] <J697> both
[01:57] <bigbang> ubotto, but why my backspace is not removing characters in vim
[01:57] <MylesMan> so if any1 has any ideas that'd be great
[01:57] <SodaPhish> bigbang: you probably shouldn't start out with vim...
[01:57] <kazoo> SodaPhish: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=812594
[01:58] <hiexpo> bigbang, it is a editor like vi sudo nano
[01:58] <trench> J697: what user do want to have full access to the files?
[01:58] <callmeedin> have a ubuntu/grub question ... have 2 ACER Revo ubuntu boxes. I used the image from box #1 to build box #2 ... box #2 does not boot without stopping at the GRUB selection screen and waits for a keyboard input. Don't have this problem with the original ubuntu box. Any ideas? Thanks
[01:58] <J697> me
[01:58] <BiPolah> bigbang: backspace doesn't work like that, try using gedit; it's much easier
[01:58] <J697> I need read/write/execute permissions
[01:58] <trench> J697: your username is?
[01:58] <J697> jarid
[01:59] <dpb_> hiexpo - any further ideas?
[01:59] <bigbang> how can i make backspace work in vim
[01:59] <trench> J697: chown -R jarid:jarid dir
[01:59] <entity> the insert key
[01:59] <entity> @bigbang
[01:59] <BiPolah>  bigbang: You can't. I told you, vim doesn't work like that. use gedit. Instead of "vi" put "gedit"
[01:59] <hiexpo> dpb i am thinking of you guy sorry haven'tforgotten ya just thinking
[02:00] <trench> J697: chmod 755 dir
[02:00] <Baldy_McNosehair> I don't think my microphone is working
[02:00] <hiexpo> i have 4 channels running at the same time
[02:00] <Baldy_McNosehair> but is there anyway to tell?
[02:00] <Baldy_McNosehair> I have ALSA and Pulse Audio
[02:00] <bigbang> BiPolah, but when i was using fedora there was no problem with vim
[02:00] <kazoo> bigbang: go into terminal and type nano thefileyouwanthere
[02:00] <bastidrazor> bigbang: you would need to enter insert mode by pressing i then using backspace.. then press esc to exit insert mode.. you should really use the vimtutor to learn its use
[02:00] <nchand> Or learn to ignore the backspace key and to use vim properly
[02:00] <J697> trench, thanks dude
[02:00] <lolcat> Why is the movie softyware so buggy?
[02:00] <kazoo> bigbang: to quit type :q!
[02:00] <lolcat> The one to import images from canon cameras?
[02:00] <jack12345> Hello, I need some help with my failed upgrade to 10.10
[02:00] <MylesMan> i'll be rb if any1 answers
[02:01] <entity> and to save use :x
[02:01] <kazoo> I've been using nano and vim for years now i prefer nano
[02:01] <amitan> i have a question
[02:01] <entity> me too
[02:01] <bigbang> i was already in instert mode
[02:01] <trench> bigbang: fedora has a diffrent default config for vim
[02:01] <entity> bigbang I had this problem before
[02:01] <pksadiq> bigbang: after you press backspace press escape to see what happened, its actually removing, but the version is vi and not vim
[02:01] <hiexpo> dpb_, i am helping in bactrack pentoo and aircrack and here sorry
[02:01] <SodaPhish> anyone know where pptp tunnels configured with nm-applet get stored?
[02:01] <kazoo> bigbang: Fedora, is based from RHEL and Ubuntu is based from Debian
[02:01] <kazoo> Two diffrent styles.
[02:01] <dpb_> hiexpo - no worries! I'm happy to wait, just thought u'd disappeared
[02:01] <trench> bigbang: change stuff in /etc/vim/vimrc or ~/.vimrc
[02:01] <kazoo> for both.
[02:02] <hiexpo> no i will tell you if i have and can't help u
[02:02] <thorbj0rn> SodaPhish: have you tried "man pptp" ?
[02:02] <entity> so anyone know why my firefox menu font is black and so is the menubar? I cant see the menus without squinting. Any way to make them white?
[02:03] <SodaPhish> thorbj0rn, ya... even man 5 pptp.conf
[02:03] <BiPolah> Entity: Is it just for firefox or other things too?
[02:03] <jack12345> i have tried all sudo update commands - nothing has worked so far
[02:03] <entity> BiPolah all stock. no customizations. firefox only.
[02:03] <amitan> i need to know if ubunto has multi-touch or not, and if so then is it possible to add it to another os
[02:03] <linux-k> well I want to know if there has tarabajado in servedor algien vicidialnow
[02:04] <hiexpo> jack12345, what u mean ?
[02:04] <trench> jack12345: you have x on the box?
[02:05] <hiexpo> jack12345, sudo apt-get update no good ?
[02:05] <aeon-ltd> amitan: it has some, like 2 finger scroll. if the other os is another linux distro it can work there too
[02:05] <aeon-ltd> amitan: depending on the trackpad though
[02:05] <jack12345> hiexpo : no good :)
[02:05] <semitones> are network mask and subnet mask the same thing
[02:06] <trench> jack12345: what does sudo apt-get -f install say
[02:06] <hiexpo> use pastebin and paste the dmesage
[02:06] <lolcat> How can I transfer movies of my Canon Ixus 100IS? I managed to copy haf of one through gnome, but that is buggy and stops working all the time...
[02:06] <amitan> aeon-ltd: its an n-trig and im running sabayon 5.4 right now i dont want to change os is there a way to emerge the drivers
[02:06] <trench> lolcat: does the memorycard display on the desktop?
[02:06] <dpb_> hiexpo - brb in 10mins
[02:07] <hiexpo> ok dpb_
[02:07] <trench> semitones: no
[02:07] <lolcat> trench: An icon of a camera with the text: Canon Digital Camera does
[02:07] <jack12345> hiexpo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/566156/
[02:07] <trench> lolcat: then your videos should be in there
[02:07] <gmg> can someone help me with an installation...Just Installed Ubuntu 10.10plus full updates and NOTHING can be installed
[02:07] <jack12345> @trench: trying
[02:07] <trench> gmg: what error?
[02:07] <ayaka> hellp,friends,I want to know Sony ps2 emulator in amd64
[02:07] <lolcat> trench: They are, but the copying keeps stalling
[02:08] <lolcat> And freezing
[02:08] <hiexpo> oh so jack12345 so this was an upgrade?
[02:08] <gmg> No package 'gtk+-2.0' found
[02:08] <jack12345> hiExpo: yes, I am already on 10.04 and trying to upgrade to 10.10
[02:08] <jack12345> @trench: it says nothing updated
[02:08] <trench> lolcat: what does dmesg | more | grep Canon say?
[02:09] <lolcat> Is there any way to disable the miniatyr images in nautillus?
[02:09] <hiexpo> jack12345, bad decision do a fresh install
[02:09] <jack12345> @hiexpo : oh common - no way out?
[02:09] <lolcat> trench: Nothing
[02:09] <hiexpo> jack12345, not that i know of
[02:09] <ChogyDan> jack12345: you could try do-release-upgrade    that may give more of an error message.  btw, do you have any ppas installed?
[02:10] <jack12345> ChogyDan: already tried that throws the same calculation upgrade error....what are ppas ?
[02:10] <trench> jack12345: grep ppa /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:11] <gmg> Ohter problem is I cant install Network Manager...It needs a file but I have it installed
[02:11] <BiPolah> gmg, it's installed by default?
[02:11] <romistrub> is the FIFO pipe created for process substitution always created on the hard-disk?
[02:11] <trench> gmg: sudo apt-get -u upgrade say
[02:12] <trench> sorry
[02:12] <trench> wrong user
[02:12] <trench> jack12345: sudo apt-get -u upgrade say
[02:12] <trench> jack12345: do you have any held pacages?
[02:12] <gmg> I need to upgrade coz I'm having wireless network trouble
[02:12] <jack12345> @trench: that command grep didnt do anything.
[02:13] <jack12345> @trench : that is the error it shows but i dont know how to check for 'held' packages
[02:13] <ChogyDan> jack12345: pastebin the error you get, along with the command ran
[02:13] <dpb_> hiexpo - back
[02:14] <hiexpo> i have thought about it dpb and i don't know sorry buddy
[02:14] <J697> I can't send anything with the included email messenger :(
[02:15] <jack12345> ChogyDan : http://paste.ubuntu.com/566158/
[02:15] <gmg> I'm also trying to install the lastest Rhythmbox but seem to need alot of upgrades...Is their a way everything can be upgraded automaticly?
[02:15] <dpb_> hiexpo - thanks in any case
[02:15] <hiexpo> dpb no prob
[02:15] <ChogyDan> jack12345: can you pastebin the files in /var/log/dist-upgrade/
[02:15] <hiexpo> dpb_, sorry i could not help u more and good luck
[02:16] <jack12345> @chogydan: which one? it has a bunch of files in that dir
[02:16] <trench> gmg: sudo apt-get install rhythmbox
[02:16] <dpb_> hiexpo - no worries :-), ty
[02:16] <ChogyDan> jack12345: yeah, one sec, im not sure
[02:16] <shell> hi all. i have a problem with sshfs. i have added the necessary options to fstab and /etc/auto.{home,sshfs} but when I click on the network drive in Gnome ... I STILL get "fusermount: option allow_other only allowed if 'user_allow_other' is set in /etc/fuse.conf" and user_allow_other IS in fuse.conf ..... so far it looks like this is still a known bug after several years with Ubuntu ... what can I do to make this automount my sshfs ... I a
[02:16] <hiexpo> yeppers
[02:16]  * trench wish he could just get console access
[02:16] <trench> so i could just fix it :P
[02:17] <cryptodira> what is the best method for restoring the sound slider AND the 'open mail' to the top panel ??   10.04 amd/54
[02:17] <shell> my user is also in the fuse group so I have no idea why it still complains when I try to click the network drive on my desktop
[02:17] <thorbj0rn> cryptodira: right-click the panel and "Add to Panel.."
[02:17] <dpb_> Can anyone help me with a problem - similar to that described here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1630858 - whereby my laptop will give me an error couldn't call cwap(1) during boot, get to the boot screen, allow me to enter my password and then crash/hard freeze just after the end of the welcome sound
[02:17] <J697> I want to use the email client included with Ubuntu, but it wont work, I get an error message when I send a message, and the person never recieves it :|
[02:17] <ChogyDan> jack12345: maybe term.log first?
[02:17] <tripelb> HEY! I really want to copy this, before it changes. howto? http://www.youtube.com/aljazeeraenglish
[02:17] <BiPolah> cryptodira: right click top panel > add to panel > indicator applet
[02:17] <tripelb> especially the sound
[02:18] <tripelb> UB10.04
[02:18] <J697> I want to use the email client included with Ubuntu, but it wont work, I get an error message when I send a message, and the person never recieves it :|
[02:18] <jack12345> ChogyDan: nop there is apt.log, systemstate.tar.gz, lspci.txt, main.log and some datestamp files
[02:18] <bbordwell> tripelb, there are firefox add ons to download youtube videos
[02:18] <amitan> can anyone get me a command to download a set of multi-touch drivers from emerge
[02:18] <gmg> i have the file gudev-1.0 but Ubuntu reqiers it? It needs to install Network Manager but it's not working
[02:18] <BiPolah> J697: Are your Evolution sending mail settings correct?
[02:18] <ChogyDan> jack12345: main.log then
[02:19] <J697> BiPolah, no its not
[02:19] <J697> BiPolah, or sorry I didnt read all of it
[02:19] <fulka> Cryptodira, I guess you only have to right click over the top panel and choose applications to add to it
[02:19] <tripelb> cryptodira, r-click PROPERTIES then.. for HIDE buttons.. BTW you are stuck addint one item at a time.
[02:19] <rebirth> how can i make stuff fullscreen on my external monitor instead of my laptop monitor
[02:19] <cryptodira> thorbj0rn, that would work if either of the 2 items i need were in the selection list.... they are not.
[02:19] <J697> BiPolah, I dont really know, everything seems fine, I just cang get an email out
[02:19] <Rypervenche> How can I grab my default audio in ffmpeg? I'm listening to a foreign radio and I'd like to take a little audio clip of it.
[02:20] <thorbj0rn> cryptodira: the applet is called Indicator Applet
[02:20] <dpb_> Can anyone help me with a problem - similar to that described here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1630858 - whereby my laptop will give me an error couldn't call cwap(1) during boot, get to the boot screen, allow me to enter my password and then crash/hard freeze just after the end of the welcome sound
[02:20] <shawnboy> is there an EN-US version of Ubuntu? How do I always get the EN-GB version, including en-gb of firefox. I don't spell color with a "u"
[02:20] <BiPolah> J697: Which email handler are you using? Hotmail/Gmail etc?
[02:20] <tripelb> cryptodira, did you get my comment above^^
[02:20] <fulka> mmm... let me see
[02:20] <jack12345> ChogyDan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/566159/
[02:20] <deokanon> hmm sound is acting up right after upgrade in maverick meerkat
[02:20]  * tripelb is very very happy I dont have 'y'all's' problems!
[02:20] <cryptodira> BiPolah, they are not on the list... and wandering through the folder for evolution, for instance, i am not seeing what would make evolution start...
[02:21] <J697> BiPolah, yahoo
[02:21] <ChogyDan> jack12345: is this a fresh install of 10.04?
[02:21] <BiPolah> cryptodira: You want "indicator applet", it has both sound and mail
[02:21] <Rypervenche> shawnboy: Have you checked your language settings? You probably have GB English set before US or default English.
[02:21]  * tripelb calls on firefox of special application of copying video
[02:21] <dpb_> Is there a better channel for this question ? Can anyone help me with a problem - similar to that described here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1630858 - whereby my laptop will give me an error couldn't call cwap(1) during boot, get to the boot screen, allow me to enter my password and then crash/hard freeze just after the end of the welcome sound
[02:21] <tripelb> cryptodira, r-click PROPERTIES then.. for HIDE buttons.. BTW you are stuck addint one item at a time.
[02:22] <trench> dpb_: start things in expert mode
[02:22] <thorbj0rn> ?
[02:22] <jack12345> ChogyDan: No, it was an upgrade from 9.x a while back
[02:22] <Rypervenche> How can I grab my default audio in ffmpeg? What do I put after -i ?
[02:22] <dpb_> trench - how do i do that?
[02:22] <trench> dpb_: then it shouldn't debug for anything
[02:22] <deokanon> right after upgrade too, sound acts weird.... but then again there's the problem of correlation vs causation
[02:22] <BiPolah> J697: Here you go: http://techblissonline.com/yahoo-pop3-and-smtp-settings/
[02:22] <ChogyDan> jack12345: did you try the regular apt-get upgrade command?
[02:22] <deokanon> and i'm talking to meself hehe
[02:23] <Vustom> Does Wine HQ have a IRC channel?
[02:23] <thorbj0rn> cryptodira: Indicator Applet  <------------- THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT
[02:23] <ChogyDan> dpb_: have you tried disabling powersaving in your bios?
[02:23] <dpb_> trench - do I need to edit grub menu.lst?
[02:23] <cryptodira> thorbj0rn, Thanks, that worked for my monitor settings and mail.... but not for the sound slider... thoughts
[02:23] <dpb_> chogydan - I have
[02:23] <BiPolah> Vustom: #winehq
[02:23] <red2kic> !wine | Vustom
[02:23] <trench> dpb_: we are talking from a fresh install here or?
[02:24] <dpb_> trench - brand spanking new install from USB flash to USB Hdd
[02:24] <cryptodira> tripelb, yes, tho i am still without a sound volume slider...
[02:24] <dpb_> trench - it was doing this initially when I first installed, so i wiped the lot and did a fresh reinstall. when it kept happening I came here.
[02:24] <BiPolah> Crypto: Click the sound icon and it'll give you a drop down menu with a slider on it..
[02:24] <J697> BiPolah, How can I get to the settings place to change it?
[02:25] <BiPolah> J697: Open Evolution. Edit > Preferences > Accounts > Edit Account > Sending Mail tab
[02:25] <thorbj0rn> cryptodira: dunno pal, my indicator applet shows only my sound icon, and evolution mail icon
[02:25] <jack12345> ChogyDan: yes already tried.....same error
[02:25] <ChogyDan> jack12345: can you pastebin that?
[02:25] <DaGeek247> whats the code to update the cC git repo?
[02:25] <cryptodira> BiPolah, the sound icon is what is missing... at bootup today... it was gone, along with mail and monitor.... i have those back now... but not sound
[02:25] <DaGeek247> oops, wrong chan again. :P
[02:26] <shawnboy> Rypervenche: lang setting where? for Ubuntu? Firefox shows en-gb but that's what comes with Ubuntu.
[02:26] <fulka> I had a lot of problems with wine... so it goes better installing a virtual machine, and then windows... terrible, but needed for some government applications
[02:26] <BiPolah> Cryptodira: So you added Indicator Applet which gave you back mail but not sound?
[02:26] <dpb_> ChogyDan: are there other power management options that I can disable other than those in the bios, and the acpi and apm to off in grub?
[02:26] <trench> dpb_: http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/Install/AlternateExpert
[02:27] <cryptodira> BiPolah, that is correct
[02:27] <ChogyDan> dpb_: I don't know, haven't heard any myself
[02:27] <Rypervenche> shawnboy: go to System > Administration (I think that's what it is in English) then Language support
[02:27] <velcroshooz> is there a way to keep the indicator applet, and have sound icon but remove the icon for evolution
[02:27] <jack12345> Chogydan: workin on it
[02:27] <entity> velcroshooz yes
[02:28] <Rypervenche> shawnboy: You will see a little list, you want "English (United States)" followed by "English", and that's it.
[02:28] <Rypervenche> shawnboy: So drag and drop until you get that.
[02:28] <bastidrazor> :: http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/remove-mail-icon-leave-volume-controlLLvelcroshooz: this works
[02:28] <bastidrazor> velcroshooz: ^^
[02:28] <entity> velcroshooz you mean get rid of the list entry for Evolution, right?
[02:28] <fulka> hey, everyone... I don't want to disturbe, but I am exploring the possibility to interview developers and memebers of the ubuntu community for my master thesis. Anyone interested? It won't be right now, I am just exploring if it is possible
[02:29] <joshrl_> I am trying to use a Asus wireless USB Network Adapter, but I am having trouble making and installing the driver, can anyone help?
[02:29] <dzup2> fulka: i will be on tv?
[02:29] <dpb_> trench: ok - i'm having a loook at those steps. I can't see how it's going to help me though? (also, I don't have a working cd/dvd drive hence why i installed from usb, and I don't have enough room to partition my internal drive hence why i installed to usb hdd)
[02:29] <velcroshooz> bastidrazor, thanks
[02:29] <dzup2> fulka: i dont like tv dho :p
[02:29] <ChogyDan> fulka: you may want to ask on some mailing lists, like devel-discuss or something
[02:29] <trench> dpb_: you can use unetbootin to make an usb install too
[02:29] <cba123> Is there a command I can use to get my machine to shutdown in X minutes?  As in turn off completely (not sleep) in 20 minutes?
[02:29] <bastidrazor> velcroshooz: you're welcome.
[02:29] <trench> from an iso
[02:29] <jack12345> ChogyDan: actually, its working on upgrade seems like......hangin in there had tried this last evening: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/debian-linux/59318-package-problem-broken-dependency-more.html
[02:29] <fulka> dzup2... I don't think so, but maybe you will help that more people in mexico knows about free software and change their lifes
[02:30] <dzup2> fulka: lol, heh no am not a dev
[02:30] <linuxman410> how do i fix it in remix so i have to type in password to login
[02:30] <ChogyDan> jack12345: what?  are you running kubuntu?
[02:30] <dpb_> trench: ok... but the install I have done has grub, and a filesystem, and partitions... what advantage do i gain from doing an expert install or reinstalling using unetbootin?
[02:30] <fulka> ChogyDan, thanks, I have not think about it... maybe it is better
[02:30] <cryptodira> Thanks to everyone who help me get the monitor and mail launchers back on my top panel, still missing the sound/volume slider.... anyone??
[02:30] <jack12345> chogydan: ubuntu
[02:30] <trench> dpb_: do you have an install or not?
[02:31] <trench> dpb_: are we talking fresh install or not?
[02:31] <dpb_> trench: I have an install that freezes after I try and enter my password to login
[02:31] <dpb_> trench: It's a fresh install on a USB hdd
[02:31] <ChogyDan> jack12345: can you pastebin the apt-get upgrade command?
[02:31] <bbordwell> linuxman410, in a terminal run gnome-control-center then go to log in screen
[02:31] <trench> dpb_: okey, i thought it was something wrong with the boot
[02:31] <J697> BiPolah, I still get another error
[02:31] <trench> dpb_: tried booting in single mode?
[02:31] <J697> BiPolah,  DATA command failed: Resource temporarily unavailable
[02:32] <dpb_> trench: I get an error on boot which i think is pointing to some problem... it says can't call CWAP(1)
[02:32] <jimcooncat> how can I delete my ssh key from the agent using default gui tool?
[02:32] <jack12345> chogydan: its doing some command line stuff-- i am waiting for that error to show up
[02:32] <dpb_> trench: but it doesn't fail there, only after i try and login
[02:32] <shawnboy> Rypervenche: it said language support wasn't installed completely, so I'm letting it do its thing, then will see what it shows. Thanks for leading me this far.
[02:33] <dpb_> trench: somebody has suggested here - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1630858 - that it's an ACPI problem, but I can't get the solutions there to work for me, despite having the same model laptop
[02:33] <jimcooncat> do I need to install a panel applet?
[02:33] <trench> dpb_: you have a swap space?
[02:33] <dpb_> trench: yah, 2gig
[02:33] <jimcooncat> seahorse?
[02:33] <Rypervenche> shawnboy: No problem, once it has finished, do as I told you with the language order, then you will be fine. You will probably have to log out before the changes take effect though.
[02:34] <trench> dpb_: where do you have grub?
[02:34] <trench> dpb_: on the main disk?
[02:34] <dpb_> trench: grub is on the usb hdd that ubuntu is installed on
[02:34] <trench> no wonder you have the problem
[02:34] <linuxman410> bbordwell thanks
[02:34] <dpb_> trench: on the main laptop drive, I have grub4dos and plop
[02:35] <trench> dpb_: add grub to the main laptop disk
[02:35] <trench> and boot it from there
[02:35] <jimcooncat> trench, wouldn't running grub from a usb-key be safer?
[02:35] <dpb_> trench: how is that different from booting via plop? my laptop doesn't autodetect the USB hdd correctly
[02:36] <jimcooncat> never mind
[02:36] <trench> never heard about grub4dos or plop so
[02:36] <trench> so i better read something about that :)
[02:36] <trench> dpb_: but your laptop is supported right?
[02:36] <dpb_> trench: I can get to a grub menu
[02:37] <dpb_> trench: is there an easily searchable text / list of supported/unsupported hardware, I had a look on the forums but the thread there is super long and the search function is crappy
[02:38] <bastidrazor> jimcooncat: Applications > Accessories > Passwords and Encryptions .. i think the 'other' tab is what you're looking for
[02:38] <trench> yeah you said that
[02:38] <trench> sorry
[02:39] <jimcooncat> bastidrazor, thank you. Maybe I can figure out how to make that more accessible.
[02:39] <trench> dpb_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportMachinesLaptopsAsus#Asus M6N/e
[02:39] <trench> looks like it's supported to me :)
[02:40] <jimcooncat> bastidrazor, apparently it's not loaded on this default 10.10
[02:41] <dpb_> trench: me too
[02:41] <dpb_> Trench: but it also looks like I might need to do a bios update.
[02:41] <jimcooncat> I know a long time ago there was seahorse for that, but been away from the gui for a while
[02:43] <Lasivian> what is the best way to backup everything on a linux machine? I want to test an upgrade to the new version :)
[02:44] <jimcooncat> Lasivian, best way is to back up to another running machine
[02:44] <miketomdool> you can use dd
[02:44] <trench> Lasivian: all depends on the size of your backup
[02:44] <epimeth> hi guys... is it just me or is flash in chromium broken since the last update?
[02:44] <epimeth> anybody know how to fix it?
[02:44] <dpb_> trench: I guess I will try a bios update and see if that fixes any of the issues that I'm having
[02:45] <trench> dpb_: try that
[02:45] <dpb_> trench: and if not no doubt I'll be back
[02:45] <trench> dpb_: keep coming
[02:45] <piercedwater> Can someone point me towards a network channel that can help me chain two routers together on the same network?
[02:45] <trench> dpb_: try single mode too
[02:45] <dpb_> trench: you mentioned that before, what do you mean by single mode?
[02:46] <trench> dpb_: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-boot-ubuntu-linux-rescue-mode/
[02:46] <Lasivian> tr43nd: 120 gigs, but I have plenty of space on the network, however I can;t pull the drive and clone it
[02:46] <dpb_> trench: ah- ok. I think that's a standard option in my grub menu
[02:47] <trench> yeah
[02:47] <trench> it should be
[02:47] <trench> dpb_: you can try sending acpi=off in the grub menu too
[02:47] <EvilPhoenix> got a question.  Does the Desktop Edition of 10.04 have SCSI drive support in it?
[02:47] <trench> and alot of other things
[02:47] <Lasivian> "dd" as root can copy anything/everything?
[02:47] <trench> Lasivian: - yeah
[02:47] <dpb_> trench: yeah - I have tried playing with ACPI and I also did an update of broken packages in single mode
[02:48] <dpb_> trench: pretty strong suspicion it's the bios tho.... stupid bios, breaking my ubuntu.
[02:48] <dpb_> trench: see you later
[02:48] <trench> dpb_: looks like you have windows laptop
[02:48] <harushimo> question
[02:48] <dpb_> trench: yeah.
[02:48] <trench> harushimo: shoot
[02:48] <harushimo> I need to access a desktop remotely that using logmein
[02:48] <harushimo> logmein web interface is so slow
[02:49] <trench> harushimo: it uses java
[02:49] <harushimo> what is best way I can use logmein with another program
[02:49] <harushimo> yeah I figured that much
[02:49] <harushimo> I need to logmein services but I want to another program
[02:49] <trench> harushimo: tune down the resulution?
[02:50] <harushimo> what?
[02:50] <harushimo> tune down?
[02:50] <ub01_> Can someone Walk me through uninstalling applications through the terminal?
[02:50] <harushimo> sudo apt-get purge remove
[02:50] <trench> harushimo: you can choose the resolution of the desktop
[02:50] <dpb_> trench: thanks again for the assistance, bye for now.
[02:50] <jrib> !apt | ub01_
[02:51] <trench> dpb_: go update now
[02:51] <cisco21c> Can someone help me how to fix this: http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/1937/photoqyp.jpg
[02:51] <trench> ub01_: sudo apt-get remove package
[02:51] <Noobuntu> jrib: thanks
[02:51] <harushimo> I'm guessing there isn't alternative for logmein web interface
[02:51] <harushimo> because the company uses it
[02:51] <Codingk> Would there be a way to save a Live CD session on Ubuntu?
[02:52] <red2kic> Codingk: No.
[02:52] <Codingk> Hmm.
[02:52] <trench> Codingk: what do you mean by save?
[02:52] <Codingk> As in save files.
[02:52] <trench> what files?
[02:53] <Codingk> I think red2kic already answered my question, but what I meant was save your work from Live CD. (example: Apps you installed, docs you wrote, etc)
[02:53] <trench> sure
[02:53] <trench> you can mount your homedir from another computer
[02:54] <trench> i do it alot :P
[02:54] <red2kic> Codingk: You could do it if you install it to your hard drive or usb.
[02:54] <aeon-ltd> Codingk: you may want to check out persistent usb
[02:54] <aeon-ltd> !persistent | Codingk
[02:54] <ohsix> is there a way to just disable the login sound instead of all of them
[02:54] <aeon-ltd> !usb | Codingk
[02:54] <red2kic> !live | Codingk
[02:55] <Codingk> Is there persistent CD?
[02:55] <red2kic> Codingk: No.
[02:55] <Codingk> OK.
[02:55] <cisco21c> Anyone? -> http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/1937/photoqyp.jpg
[02:55] <BiPolah> Ohsix: Preferences > Startup Applicatons > Gnome Login sound
[02:56] <bbordwell_> Codingk, you can make a persistant live usb drive
[02:56] <ohsix> BiPolah: yea, nothing like that in the menus
[02:56] <BiPolah> System > Preferences > Startup Applications?
[02:56] <BiPolah> ohsix: Do you have System > Preferences > Main Menu?
[02:56] <amitan> i need the ubuntu repository url and ports
[02:57] <jack12345> ChogyDan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/566172/ -- heres the complete upgrade log
[02:58] <izim> Hey there, i'm sadly a bit rusty with linux. i'm sitting in the Partition manager of a server installation and try to set up 3 Hard drives as Encrypted LVM in /srv. Is there any guide for that?
[02:58] <ohsix> BiPolah: yep, and no entries are hidden in the preference menu
[02:58] <izim> .. and my english sucks, sorry
[02:58] <red2kic> izim: I may be wrong but I don't think GParted do LVM or cryptsetup. That may be for CLI commands alone.
[02:59] <BiPolah> Ohsix: Which version of Ubuntu are you running?
[02:59] <Codingk> #spanish | izim
[02:59] <Codingk> !spanish | izim
[02:59] <izim> uah, german would be better ;)
[02:59] <Codingk> :P
[02:59] <Codingk> Sorry
[02:59] <Codingk> !german | izim
[02:59] <Codingk> There we go
[02:59] <trench> cisco21c: http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/1937/photoqyp.jpg = http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/modprobe-fatal-could-not-load-lib-modules-modules-dep-335214/
[03:00] <cisco21c> Thank you Trench.
[03:00] <trench> cisco21c: took me 2 seconds on google :)
[03:00] <izim> red2kic: it does. i have a crypt home and the first hard drive was set up as lvm
[03:00] <trench> cisco21c: linux = ALOT of reading :)
[03:01] <Guest51006> how do i put a os on a flash using linux
[03:01] <cisco21c> It's just sometimes that screen pops up, sometimes it doesn't. I want to rid that screen.
[03:01] <trench> Guest51006: http://unetbootin.sf.net/
[03:01] <BiPolah> Guest51006: Installing Ubuntu on a flash drive?
[03:02] <Guest51006> yes
[03:02] <trench> !usb | Guest51006
[03:02] <red2kic> izim: Ah I see.
[03:02] <trench> or maybe wrong :P
[03:02] <J_C> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/flash
[03:02] <Guest51006> whats about puting a windows os on flash?
[03:03] <BiPolah> Guest51006: You can't do that. Windows doesn't like running off removable drives.
[03:03] <econdudeawesome> is there anyway I can check an estimate of current power consumption in bash?
[03:03] <Dan_> I am having so many problems installing ubuntu on this toshiba satellite m45-165
[03:04] <BiPolah> Dan_:Care to elaborate?
[03:04] <red2kic> econdudeawesome: Use KillAWatt device. Home Depot, maybe.
[03:04] <econdudeawesome> red2kic: an estimate would do fine. Do you think "powertop" would work?
[03:04] <maco> econdudeawesome: powertop
[03:04] <maco> econdudeawesome: if its unplugged, powertop tells you how much power it's drawing
[03:04] <econdudeawesome> maco: thanks
[03:04] <ohsix> Guest51006: win2k3 can boot from flash, and earlier versions if you have some of its boot files
[03:04] <econdudeawesome> maco: desktop?
[03:04] <jack> ChogyDan : around?
[03:05] <maco> econdudeawesome: oh. kill-a-watt then
[03:05] <ChogyDan> jack: yea
[03:05] <Codingk> !italian
[03:05] <econdudeawesome> maco: bummer
[03:05] <dustin> hey
[03:05] <Codingk> !terminal
[03:05] <Codingk> !gnome
[03:05] <Dan_> should ubuntu work on any laptop?
[03:05] <Codingk> !python
[03:05]  * rww snuggles his kill-a-watt
[03:05] <Codingk> !C++
[03:05] <maco> econdudeawesome: i think powertop A) polls the battery to find out and B) was part of intel's "make battery life longer" set of initiatives
[03:05] <rww> ubottu: tell Codingk about msgthebot
[03:05] <maco> Codingk: having fun?
[03:05] <red2kic> econdudeawesome: You could do CPU scaling to reduce wattage. Every little thing matters, I suppose.
[03:06] <Guest51006> how can i get dat
[03:06] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: maybe select a better name
[03:06] <Codingk> @maco: Yes. @rww: Is there a list of all of the commands available.
[03:06] <Codingk> *?
[03:06] <izim> red2kic: ah, did it, wans't that hard anyway
[03:06] <maco> !factoids > Codingk
[03:07] <BiPolah> //join #ubuntu-beginners
[03:07] <red2kic> rww: I know your Inspiron Mini 10 pulls in 10 wattage. :)
[03:07] <Gskelling> wow
[03:07] <Gskelling> best channel EVER
[03:07] <J_C> Guest51006: or maybe use google, this is an Ubuntu irc, not windows
[03:07] <rww> red2kic: I care more about my desktop wattage, actually. But I digress from support...
[03:08] <Gskelling> use an SSD
[03:08] <Gskelling> uses less power than a HDD
[03:09] <J_C> rww: kilowatt is yiur best bet if you are looking for overall usage, unless your powersupply has a chip that supplies that info, you are out of luck
[03:09] <rww> J_C: I know. I have one.
[03:09] <J_C> whoops, wrong guy I addressed :-)
[03:09] <Gskelling> kill-a-watt ?
[03:09] <J_C> I have one too
[03:10] <Gskelling> theyre awesome
[03:10] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: I got the update done : now nothing happend after that. At last it said some package had unmet dependencies - not sure if it actually did an upgrade
[03:10] <J_C> it's a tool you run between your unit and power plug, very accurate
[03:10] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: do you have pastebinit installed?
[03:11] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: Sorry I am jack12345 - for some reason the name changed
[03:11] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: I know
[03:12] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: Ok :) So what next steps? how do i check the pastebinit thing? I even restarted the machine, but nothing has changed.
[03:12] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: well, keep pastebining the output you get
[03:14] <dustin> dustin|andriod
[03:15] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/566176/ After running the apt-get upgrade, lots of stuff happened.I couldnt capture the whole process. it did whole bunch of stuff together....(after apt-get upgrade http://paste.ubuntu.com/566172/) Then I Ran those foour commands : apt-get clean
[03:15] <Guest43751> apt-get auto clean
[03:15] <Guest43751> apt-get update
[03:15] <Guest43751> apt-get upgrade
[03:15] <Guest43751> apt-get dist-upgrade  and the last one gave me unmet dependencies error
[03:15] <FloodBot4> Guest43751: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:15] <Guest43751> : Sorry My bad
[03:16] <lolcat> FloodBot4: Why?
[03:16] <lolcat> Shouldn't I?
[03:17] <dustin> i need the  bot to  help me how to i do that?
[03:17] <pksadiq> dustin: just start with !     like !ubuntu
[03:18] <J_C> !help
[03:18] <J_C> !!
[03:18] <dustin> !ubuntu|andriod
[03:18] <Mndkntroll3r> Hello everyone
[03:18] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: can you please pastebin the output of the last upgrade command?  you are making progress, just keep pastebining the output of the last upgrade command
[03:18] <Mndkntroll3r> I have a question
[03:18] <Gskellig> ask it
[03:18] <pksadiq> !andriod | dustin
[03:19] <PingaR0x> hi , i have a dell notebook vostro 3300 here have 2 GPU one onboard ( intel i915 ) and another NVIDIA 310M , when i try to install NVIDIA driver the X doesnt work someone can help me??? sorry for my english
[03:19] <Mndkntroll3r> I am going from booting into GUI mode to terminal mode, and it is booting into term fine, but now my ssh is not working
[03:19] <dustin> !andriod | dustin
[03:19] <Faustus> hi
[03:19] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/566176/ thats the error from last upgrade command
[03:19] <J_C> !android
[03:19] <bluelf> how to check if make was successful  ?
[03:19] <pksadiq> !nvidia | PingaR0x
[03:20] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: and when I run the GUI update manager, it says that some error packages needs to be fixed first so that the new packages that are held can be setup / installed
[03:20] <oblong> how to stop it from logging me out every time I step away from my computer?
[03:20] <J_C> 'ubottu doesn't know anything about android... boy... am I surprised :-)
 i will check ty
[03:21] <pksadiq> !find andriod
[03:21] <BiPolah> Spelling it right may help.
[03:21] <oblong> lol
[03:21] <Faustus> has anyone IceWeasel user successfully used noscript's Blitzableiter filter? Is it Windows only? The setup says to point to an .exe binary.
[03:21] <mia158> ;-) it was fun wathcing that...
[03:21] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: ignore the gui for a second.  pastebin this: apt-cache policy libdrm-nouveau1 xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
[03:21] <pksadiq> !find android
[03:21] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: ok running now
[03:22] <oblong> how to stop it from logging me out every time I step away from my computer?
[03:22] <izim> !tpb
[03:22] <itaylor57> android sdk info here http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
[03:23] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: there you go http://paste.ubuntu.com/566178/
[03:23] <amitan> i want to add ubuntus repository to entropy equo im not sure how to do this can anyone help
[03:23] <oblong> plz
[03:24] <BiPolah> oblong: System > Preferences > Screensaver > Untick "lock screen" option
[03:24] <oblong> ok
[03:24] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: did you have a botched upgrade or something?
[03:25] <J_C> amitan: what is entropy equo?
[03:25] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: try aptitude upgrade libdrm-nouveau1
[03:25] <Guest43751> ChogyDan - what is that? I have no clue what is that :)
[03:25] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: no should I try the aptitude command?
[03:26] <amitan> J_C: it the repository manager for Sabayon linux
[03:27] <amitan> J_C:
[03:27] <J_C> is there a Sabayon channel, they could probably help. Or you could see if they supply mrepo or other such packages
[03:27] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: it looks like you upgraded to maverick, but it failed mid process
[03:27] <J_C> I use mrepo on fedora and ubuntu
[03:27] <J_C> to supply other repos
[03:28] <dustin> i need a os that works well with p4 2.1, 512mb like ubuntu stiped down with a gui
 but man i have 2 GPUS :/ when i hit nvidia-xconfig.... the X doesnt work
[03:28] <amitan> J_C: how would i do that
[03:28] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: so what next? :)
[03:28] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: what happened with the aptitude command?
[03:28] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: oh i havent tried it
[03:29] <J_C> amitan: is there a Sabayon site? I know nothing about that.
[03:29] <dustin> i think ther is
[03:29] <J_C> amitan: they may have a package that will set up repos, with documentation
[03:30] <dustin> dustin| Sabayon irc
[03:30] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: says upgrade command is deprecated use safe-upgrade - when I did aptitude safe-upgrade libdrm-nouveau1 - it said that safe-upgrade doesnt take any arguments
[03:30] <amitan> J_C:www.sabayon.org
[03:30] <dustin> !ubuntu| Sabayon irc
[03:31] <J_C> amitan: then check there, this is ubuntu. There are ubuntu packages, but I have no idea what sabayon recommends
[03:31] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: try install instead of safe-upgrade
[03:31] <J_C> amitan: you could google mrepo to get an idea of what is available
[03:31] <pksadiq> dustin: just do like this !ubuntu !nvidia !linux !apple etc or what ever you need see !factoid for more details
[03:32] <pksadiq> !factoid | dustin
[03:32] <maco> Guest43751: are you  using Sabayon Linux, or are you talking about the sabayon package in the ubuntu repos?
[03:32] <Guest43751> ChogyDan:  Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[03:32] <maco> Guest43751: hmm i think i tabbed the wrong person
[03:32] <Guest43751> maco : Right now, I am on ubuntu and i know nothing beyond basic usage of ubuntu!
[03:32] <J_C> amitan: like I said, I have no clue what sabayon even is
[03:33] <Guest43751> @maco : ok
[03:33] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: do you have any GUIs open? are there still running commands?
[03:33] <mahredwae> Hey guys
[03:33] <dustin> pksadiq, thanks
[03:33] <WACOMalt> Hey guys, I'm having serious issues with VNC keyboard layouts being mixed up.
[03:33] <maco> amitan: sabayon is based on Gentoo. Ubuntu repos and Gentoo repos are very different
[03:33] <amitan> J_C:its a great os its a gentoo os wonderfull gui
[03:33] <mahredwae> is there a way to install a minimal kde desktop on top of ubuntu?
[03:33] <J_C> check the gentoo site or irc channel then
[03:33] <maco> amitan: emerge downloads the source code and compiles locally. apt downloads already-compiled debs. the two dont go together at all
[03:33] <J_C> totally different from ubuntu
[03:34] <pksadiq> please, all be in topic
[03:34] <WACOMalt> if I type asdf it comes out abfh
[03:34] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: yes closed synaptic....now its running. I accepted the proposed solution of upgrading some and downgrading 1 package that it suggested
[03:34] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: which package did it downgrade?
[03:34] <dustin> pksadiq,  im trying  to  andriod
[03:34] <J_C> pksadiq: I couldn't agree more, that's what I'm trying to explain to amitan
[03:34] <WACOMalt> is there a way to manually assign each key an output on ubuntu? I need to tell it what each key on my keyboard is.
[03:34] <J_C> this is Ubuntu
[03:34] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: forgot taht , screen scrolling too fast
[03:34] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: o well  :)
[03:35] <rww> mahredwae: install the "kde-plasma-desktop" package
[03:35] <WACOMalt> Anybody know of conflicts between gnome and vncserver?
[03:35] <rww> mahredwae: or "kde-minimal" on lucid or earlier
[03:35] <mahredwae> WACOMalt:System,Preferences,Keyboard
[03:35] <WACOMalt> its set to US 105
[03:35] <WACOMalt> but it is not working that way
[03:35] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: actually here it is : i quicly grabbed it http://paste.ubuntu.com/566184/
[03:36] <WACOMalt> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=37564 found this issue, which is the same. The bottom fix kinda worked but the s was still messed up, and the m
[03:36] <econdudeawesome> Howdy all! How can I check video card compatibility with Ubuntu?
[03:36] <WACOMalt> tried the one above it with 0 success
[03:36] <econdudeawesome> a priori of buying the card, of course
[03:36] <J_C> !hardware
[03:36] <mahredwae> but it will install the full system, I only want a minimal system with no kde apps
[03:37] <WACOMalt> Is there a way to literally kit a key, click on the input it corresponds to and build your own custom keymap?
[03:37] <econdudeawesome> J_C: how often is the wiki updated?
[03:37] <rww> mahredwae: please read the descriptions of the packages I told you.
[03:37] <Prillicy_> alright, so that didn't work.  Now I'm trying to install via flash drive
[03:37] <Prillicy_> maybe it's just that all three of my disc drives were bad
[03:37] <computer13137> Anybody know how to find out if a apt-get package is 32 or 64-bit?
[03:37] <J_C> econdudeawesome: I have no idea, usually there is a date at the bottom
[03:38] <J_C> of the page of most wikis
[03:38] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: hmmmmmm, that looks like a bug
[03:38] <computer13137> We're on a 64-bit system, trying to make a 30TB filesystem in JFS, and we're hitting the 32-bit 16TB limit...
[03:38] <mahredwae> but when i checked it it had knosole, and all that utilities
[03:38] <econdudeawesome> J_C: thanks
[03:38] <WACOMalt> Anybody able to help with complete manual defining of keyboard layout?
[03:38] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: meaning? it got completed anyways - Current status: 363 updates [-38]. -- that was last line - what now?
[03:38] <mahredwae> anything different from kubuntu-desktop
[03:38] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: what about http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=411949
[03:38] <WACOMalt> or know why VNC doesnt play nice with gnome?
[03:39] <WACOMalt> tried every fix in there
[03:39] <mahredwae> I do not want any kde apps
[03:39] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: try sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:39] <rww> mahredwae: try "plasma-desktop"
[03:39] <AbhijiT> pksadiq, what are you doion here?? dont you have college??? :P :P
[03:40] <J_C> WACOMalt: I personally have had no problem there with gnome, vnc or ubuntu of fedora or all 4 combined. What exactly is your keyboard not doing?
[03:40] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: that is also done now
[03:40] <pksadiq> AbhijiT: no, its holiday, second sat ;)
[03:40] <AbhijiT> pksadiq, :/
[03:40] <WACOMalt> I type asdf and I get abfh
[03:40] <WACOMalt> the layout is set to US 105, but it ignores that
[03:41] <WACOMalt> tried using a different lightweight WM, and they keyboard works fine. So it's gnome
[03:41] <J_C> WACOMalt: and you are defintely running a standard keyboard? And the same keyboard has been setup on the other system?
[03:41] <WACOMalt> yes
[03:41] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: does it say 0 packages needed updating?
[03:41] <WACOMalt> Standard IBM keyboard, no media keys or anything wonkey
[03:42] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: No, it just said Setting up bla bla packages and then went to prompt
[03:42] <J_C> WACOMalt: I hate to say it, but that sounds like an issue for a VNC irc channel or the vnc site. It is definitely not the norm :-)
[03:42] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: run it again
[03:42] <WACOMalt> It's not VNC issue though, it's in the window manager.
[03:42] <WACOMalt> I will check with #gnome
[03:42] <mahredwae> I want a minimal kde dsktop with no konsole etc
[03:43] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: output here : http://paste.ubuntu.com/566185/
[03:43] <bullgard> What is the filename of the Maverick splash screen (http://juuier.blogspot.com/2010/05/resolution-slash-screen-plymouth.html) ?
[03:43] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: run it again
[03:43] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: didn't you check http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2539412&postcount=4
[03:43] <Guest43751> ChogyDan : 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 353 not upgraded. ---- thats what it says now
[03:43] <J_C> WACOMalt: I am running vncserver on Ubuntu and Fedora vm's and having no probs from either the linux or windows systems I run the guests from, laptops or standard keyboard desktops. It has always worked out of the box for me, thank goodness
[03:44] <jrib> bullgard: hmm?  What is your question?
[03:44] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: erm, maybe try: `sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^`
[03:44] <WACOMalt> pksadiq: tried that
[03:44] <WACOMalt> no luck
[03:44] <jrib> !plymouth | bullgard
[03:44] <WACOMalt> well tried and failed to complete the nstructions
[03:44] <WACOMalt> problem is I cant launch gconf-editor because I cant type that
[03:44] <WACOMalt> and Ic ant launch it in ssh as it need X
[03:45] <J_C> WACOMalt: at least as far as the keyboard is concerned, we'll forget the other issues :-)
[03:45] <jrib> bullgard: plymouth themes are in the repositories (search for packages with "plymouth" in their name)
[03:45] <Guest43751> ChogyDan : its doing some upgrade
[03:45] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: you can type that by virtual keyboard, I think
[03:45] <rajesh_> hello everyone
[03:45] <bullgard> jrib: I'd like to know the path and filename of the picture that is to be seen on the website http://juuier.blogspot.com/2010/05/resolution-slash-screen-plymouth.html. I call this picture the Maverick splash screen. It includes a throbber of 5 dots changing color between white and red.
[03:45] <WACOMalt> onboard doesnt show up....
[03:46] <WACOMalt> T_T
[03:46] <dustin> neorouter|help
[03:46] <Guest43751> ChogyDan : here is what I approved to get installed : http://paste.ubuntu.com/566187/
[03:46] <jrib> bullgard: I'm not sure why you would need the filename, but since plymouth themes are in packages with "plymouth" in the name, just find out which one corresponds to the default theme and use dpkg -L
[03:46] <rajesh_> I get error msg "critical temp reached 128C, shutting down" but boots up normally. I'm using compaq 610 notebook ubuntu desktop edition 10.10. How to resolve this issue
[03:47] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: if you can type numbers you might do CTRL+SHIFT+U and type the correponding hex values, irritating ;)
[03:47] <rajesh_> while booting up I get this error msg
[03:47] <WACOMalt> UGH
[03:47] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: maybe now try aptitude safe-upgrade
[03:47] <WACOMalt> numbers are borked too though :/
[03:47] <bullgard> jrib: I will try to follow your advice. Thank you.
[03:47] <WACOMalt> can gconf editor be launched any way but from terminal?
[03:48] <J_C> WACOMalt: Are you running the client on a linux box?
[03:48] <WACOMalt> no
[03:48] <WACOMalt> Windows 7
[03:48] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: might be you could type gconf-   and the tab key
[03:48] <WACOMalt> I wish I were
[03:48] <WACOMalt> I cant type gconf T_T
[03:48] <jrib> bullgard: if you're wondering how to change it (see what I said above about installing packages and ubottu's !plymouth factoid).  If you want to create your own, there's a wiki page on plymouth themes that links to a series of blog posts about it
[03:49] <bastidrazor> WACOMalt: actually in 10.04 i had to 'edit the menu' to add it to System tools. right click applications and edit menus
[03:49] <J_C> WACOMalt: Unfortunately I have no experience with Win& regarding keyboards, but I would be willing to bet that is where the poblem is, not the vnc server.
[03:49] <Guest43751> ChogyDan : yes it resolved dependencies and now its asking for this : 281 packages upgraded, 85 newly installed, 40 to remove and 55 not upgraded. -- I hit Yes
[03:49] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: from eindows make a script that contain all what you need to execute and  exe in ubuntu ;), might be some easier way around
[03:49] <WACOMalt> I'll try from my ubuntu box
[03:49] <J_C> WACOMalt: It's gonna take what windoews sends it. Check your keyboard setup on Win7
[03:49] <bullgard> jrib: I do not want to change it. I am just wondering what filename it is on my Maverick computer.
[03:50] <jrib> bullgard: ok
[03:50] <WACOMalt> VPS, cant drag stuff to it yet as Ic ant even set the thing up :P
[03:50] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: *crosses my fingers*
[03:50] <Guest43751> ChogyDan: heres' data before I hit yes : http://paste.ubuntu.com/566188/
[03:50] <jrib> bullgard: I guess the point is that a plymouth theme isn't usually just a single image file
[03:50] <J_C> WACOMalt: sounds like a Win7 issue, not a vnc issue to me
[03:51] <Guest43751> ChogyDan : Ok :) may your help win...
[03:51] <J_C> WACOMalt: And I'm not "blaming" windows, but that is where the keyboard is setup
[03:51] <WACOMalt> J_C Im pretty sure widnows isnt the issue, esp since I am typign to you in windows... Also many other people have had this issue, even from linux boxes
[03:51] <WACOMalt> but Ima check
[03:51] <J_C> WACOMalt: OK.
[03:51] <bastidrazor> WACOMalt: i just told you how to add it to the menu.
[03:51] <bullgard> jrib: Right. Thank you vor your advices. I will now endeavour to follow them.
[03:51] <WACOMalt> ack! ok thanks!
[03:51] <sgtmattbaker> I have two hard drives. I had windows XP on one. I installed windows 7 on the other. Windows 7 overwrote the XP bootloader on the other drive. I used dd to restore my XP MBR backup, but even after doing that the boot manager is still on the XP drive. I want it off
[03:52] <rajesh_> I get error msg "critical temp reached 128C, shutting down" but boots up normally. I'm using compaq 610 notebook ubuntu desktop edition 10.10. How to resolve this issue
[03:52] <WACOMalt> didnt see that reply
[03:52] <econdudeawesome> Hi! How official is the support list for nvidia cards at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsNvidia
[03:52] <J_C> WACOMalt: I guess my prob is that I've never seen that problem personnally in over 10 years of vnc use
[03:52] <J_C> WACOMalt: so I guess I'd be guessing :-)
[03:52] <pksadiq> rajesh_: check your CPU Fan, and the bios settings
[03:53] <rajesh_> pksadiq: how to check that? I'm a newbie, could u plz help
[03:53] <J_C> econdudeawesome: it's official, if you don't see your hardware there try googling "hardware" + linux for more info
[03:54] <J_C> as in your "hardware" name
[03:54] <sgtmattbaker> I have two hard drives. I had windows XP on one. I installed windows 7 on the other. Windows 7 overwrote the XP bootloader on the other drive. I used dd to restore my XP MBR backup, but even after doing that the boot manager is still on the XP drive. I want it off
[03:54] <pksadiq> rajesh_: do you here sound of fan inside the computer?
[03:54] <J_C> econdudeawesome: specifically, what are you concerned about?
[03:54] <pksadiq> hear*
[03:55] <MrUnagi> does anyone here have ubuntu installed on a mac?
[03:55] <jrib> MrUnagi: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[03:55] <rajesh_> pksadiq: very low noise, not noticible unless I concentrate in it
[03:55] <Mark___> Can anyone assist with installing bind? I have it installed and dnstools, I just am stuck now, how do i attach my ips so i can have a nice nameserver for my domains?
[03:55] <rajesh_> too low
[03:55] <MrUnagi> does anyone here have ubuntu on a mac, and hasnt fried their cpu
[03:55] <jrib> MrUnagi: yes.
[03:55] <pksadiq> rajesh_: Laptop?
[03:55] <KB1JWQ> !anyone | MrUnagi
[03:55] <MrUnagi> jrib: how long have you had it on there
[03:55] <lancepickens> How do I boot into mode? This option is not displayed
[03:56] <jrib> MrUnagi: why don't you just ask your real question in the beginning? :/
[03:56] <rajesh_> pksadiq: yes, compaq 610
[03:56] <lancepickens> yikes, I meant recovery mode
[03:56] <MrUnagi> that is my question.....
[03:56] <WACOMalt> pksadiq: Tried that fix, definitely closer now. Everything but M and S are correctly mapped now. both of those seem to be pointing to the "Super" key
[03:56] <jrib> MrUnagi: over 2 years
[03:56] <J_C> !bind
[03:56] <WACOMalt> ?
[03:56] <BiPolah> Why would Ubuntu on a mac fry the processor?
[03:56] <WACOMalt> well, this proves the issue wasnt Windows. Nothing has changed ont hat end
[03:57] <econdudeawesome> J_C: Just trying to get a new video card that I can use to program in CUDA and will run with Ubuntu
[03:57] <Mark___> Can anyone assist with installing bind? I have it installed and dnstools, I just am stuck now, how do i attach my ips so i can have a nice nameserver for my domains?
[03:57] <jrib> !repeat | Mark___
[03:57] <dcg> BiPolah: there have been know issues with mac fans not being correctly set....
[03:57] <J_C> econdudeawesome: what model is the video card?
[03:57] <J_C> mfg?
[03:57] <KB1JWQ> !dns | Mark___
[03:57] <AbhijiT> hi guys
[03:57] <AbhijiT> so wants to come with me on emerillo quest!!!!
[03:57] <AbhijiT> may be you pksadiq ? :P
[03:58] <econdudeawesome> J_C: I'm open--looking at nVidia, something in the 8 series or later. Specific list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUDA#Supported_GPUs
[03:58] <Mark___> KB1JWQ thats what i've been using. I get lost on the configuration page, it just becomes total crap to me
[03:58] <pksadiq> rajesh_: then When booting press F2 or Del   to enter bios, if you are very newbie I prefer you not to do that, ask some one live ,
[03:58] <dcg> MrUnagi: many people have sucessfully run ubuntu on macs.... there is even an ubuntu wiki page dedicated to this.
[03:58] <pksadiq> AbhijiT: ??
[03:58] <MrUnagi> https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=92124
[03:58] <J_C> econdudeawesome: I've run just about every model nVidia with no probs, you may need the commercial drivers, but nVidia supplies them for linux
[03:58] <AbhijiT> pksadiq, shold we start our emerillo quest? you ready? :P :D
[03:59] <tripelb> hi, can I make ls -a show in cronological order?
[03:59] <econdudeawesome> J_C: thanks!
[03:59] <jrib> tripelb: add a -t
[03:59] <J_C> econdudeawesome: no prob
[03:59] <tripelb> kudo ((hug))
[03:59] <rajesh_> pksadiq: I know little bit about BIOS, have seen on my friends compute, what do I need to check there
[03:59] <sgtmattbaker> somebody
[03:59] <sgtmattbaker> please answer my question.
[03:59] <sgtmattbaker> it was completely ignored
[03:59] <WACOMalt> Can I get any recomendations on the best Ubuntu setup for a Web server with http, ftp, mysql, and php?
[04:00] <AbhijiT> sgtmattbaker, whats your questioon?
[04:00] <jrib> !helpme | sgtmattbaker
[04:00] <rww> ubottu: helpme | sgtmattbaker
[04:00] <AbhijiT> !best > WACOMalt
[04:00] <rww> speedyjrib :<
[04:00] <WACOMalt> I am aware T_T
[04:00] <WACOMalt> someone is automated reply happy in here :P
[04:00] <jrib> !lamp > WACOMalt
[04:00] <tripelb> jrib, will it hurt anything if I clear it?  (chrome, gedit, firefox, terminal running)
[04:00] <jrib> !ftpd > WACOMalt
[04:00] <WACOMalt> thanks
[04:00] <tripelb> jrib, will it hurt anything if I clear it?  (chrome, gedit, firefox, terminal running) and xchat
[04:00] <WACOMalt> :) much more helpful
[04:01] <bastidrazor> sgtmattbaker: i think you stated windows 7 overwrote xp's boot.. how is this #ubuntu related?
[04:01] <ChogyDan> Guest43751: well, you can keep running some of those commands to keep cleaning up your install, or think about a fresh upgrade.  I gotta go, gl
[04:01] <jrib> tripelb: huh?  I don't understand what you mean by "clear it"
[04:01] <binaryhat> kvm seems to be shutting off my server when i am using a virtual connection
[04:01] <econdudeawesome> Thanks J_C I'm going to go with http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814261060 -- do you have any thoughts on brand? I can honestly say I've never purchased another video card :-) I understand this is slightly off topic--just a quick opinion
[04:01] <tripelb> jrib, will it hurt anything if I erase the contents of it?  (chrome, gedit, firefox, terminal running) and xchat
[04:01] <dokuro> On 8.04 server, try to enable ufw, get " error: problem running init script"
[04:01] <jrib> tripelb: what is "it"?
[04:02] <Guest43751> ChogyDan : but whats the criteria of doing this "? I just ddint get that sequence of clean/install  :) thanks for your help.......
[04:02] <tripelb> jrib, will it hurt anything if I erase the contents of /tmp?  (chrome, gedit, firefox, terminal running) and xchat  (thanks for the help clarifying. ubuntu 10.04, vanilla + nonfree)
[04:02] <sgtmattbaker> bastidrazor: it isnt, other than I used dd to restore XP's MBR. I thought someone might know why restoring the image with dd didnt put the xp MBR back.
[04:02] <J_C> econdudeawesome: I run a 430 series on a fedora box, 512MB with no probs, as well as on an Ubuntu system
[04:02] <econdudeawesome> J_C: cool deal man. Thanks!
[04:02] <J_C> econdudeawesome: using the nVidia supplied drivers
[04:02] <jrib> tripelb: it won't hurt anything, though I guess you might confuse some apps.  Why do you want to?
[04:03] <bastidrazor> sgtmattbaker: i still miss how #ubuntu can help you fix what windows 7 has corrupted.
[04:03] <econdudeawesome> J_C: thank you
[04:03] <econdudeawesome> adios!
[04:03] <r\wWorld> MrUnagi, is the effect described on Mac's also possible with other manufacturers, such as dell ?
[04:03] <J_C> econdudeawesome: no prob
[04:03] <WACOMalt> Ok guys, one last question. If I want a certain key on my keyboard to output something other than what the keyboard layout tells it to... can I do that?
[04:03] <MrUnagi> not that i see
[04:03] <sgtmattbaker> bastidrazor: ubuntu has the dd program, the low level copier that can backup and restore MBRs
[04:03] <maco> rww: see! clone!
[04:03] <bastidrazor> sgtmattbaker: "it isnt" .. okay ask in #windows
[04:04] <sgtmattbaker> well
[04:04] <rww> r\wWorld: I appreciate your \. it saves my irssi a lot of pinging.
[04:04] <dahunt> hey all
[04:04] <J_C> WACOMalt: yes, X has that capability
[04:04] <sgtmattbaker> I already asked in there
[04:04] <sgtmattbaker> no responses
[04:04] <dokuro> On 8.04 server, try to enable ufw, get " error: problem running init script" , anyone help on this?
[04:04] <rajesh_> pksadiq: what do I need to check in BIOS settings
[04:04] <tripelb> jrib, I want to save a youtube video. I dont know which file it is. I'm going to reload it and then it will be the newest!  grin
[04:05] <tripelb> but I could erase all and reload it
[04:05] <WACOMalt> J_C how can I do this? Especially when to fix my previous issue I had to ruin my XKBD conf file
[04:05] <J_C> dokuro: have you looked at the init scripts in the /etc/ufw directory?
[04:05] <jrib> tripelb: heh, just use one of the hundred of youtube download tools.  I think there are even a couple in the repositories
[04:05] <bastidrazor> sgtmattbaker: also a good reason you were ignored in here.. it has nothing to do with #ubuntu.
[04:05] <J_C> dokuro: are they there?
[04:05] <dokuro> J_C: yes, here
[04:06] <dokuro> J_C: looking
[04:06] <dokuro> J_C: there is no init scropts there, you mean, /etc/init.d/ufw ?
[04:07] <dokuro> sripts*
[04:07] <J_C> dokuro: yes... try reinstalling, maybe?
[04:07] <sgtmattbaker> bastidrazor: you're correct
[04:07] <WACOMalt> J_C: can you help me with the Key remapping you said X is capable of?
[04:07] <bullgard> jrib: I found it: The major component (without the throbber) is /lib/plymouth/themes/ubuntu-logo/ubuntu_logo16.png.  --  Thank you again for your help.
[04:07] <dokuro> J_C: I have
[04:07] <tripelb> jrib.. I'll work on it. I got this idea from ubuntuforums.org he says it works.
[04:07] <J_C> dokuro: there should be some default scripts there
[04:07] <PingaR0x> someone can gimme a light to this problem i have a dell vostro 3300 and this have 2 GPUS one intel and other nvidia... when i try install NVIDIA the X DOEST WORK!! WHAT SHOULD I DO?!?!?!
[04:07] <sgtmattbaker> bastidrazor: would you mind answering it in #windows?
[04:07] <tripelb> ouch my ears PingaR0x
[04:08] <dokuro> J_C: I have after.rules, after6.rules, before.rules, before6.rules, sysctl.conf, ufw.conf
[04:08] <PingaR0x> tripelb ??
[04:08] <J_C> dokuro: I cannot help completely regarding this, mu ubuntu box is at work, and I'm not, but there are default init scripts normally in that directory
[04:08] <bastidrazor> sgtmattbaker: i do not use any form of windows and do not have the knowledge required to answer your question.
[04:08] <sgtmattbaker> bastidrazor: ok thanks
[04:08] <J_C> dokuro: that's correct.
[04:08] <robertzaccour> I'm getting an HTC Evo Shift phone next Friday. Will I be able to use it as a modem in Ubuntu?
[04:08] <J_C> dokuro: are you running ufw as root?
[04:09] <dokuro> yes
[04:09] <J_C> dokuro: that is what you need todo
[04:09] <jrib> tripelb: google says the location changed to: ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/cache
[04:09] <dokuro> J_C: I am running as root
[04:09] <bullgard> !details | PingaR0x
[04:09] <J_C> dokuro: check your log files and see if there is more better info
[04:10] <tripelb> jrib Oh
[04:10] <J_C> dokuro: as to why it's failing to start
[04:10] <CarlFK> robertzaccour: my g1 does it over usb - plug in, clidk "internet teather' on the phone and ubuntu network icon spins and hooks me up
[04:10] <dokuro> J_C: can you direct me to the log files?
[04:10] <robertzaccour> CarlFK, oh ok thanks
[04:10] <J_C> dokuro: or run iptables -L from a command line and see if iptables is loaded
[04:10] <robertzaccour> CarlFK, is g1 about the same thing just different name/network/phone?
[04:10] <PingaR0x> bullgard: i have problems to install the nvidia proprietary driver...
[04:11] <CarlFK> robertzaccour: g1 is the first google android phone
[04:11] <J_C> dokuro: /var/log/messages, /var/log/syslog, and others, possibly var/log/auth
[04:11] <dokuro> J_C: checking both
[04:11] <robertzaccour> CarlFK, oh ok i see
[04:11] <bullgard> PingaR0x: Yes. But you need to give more technical details so that somebody can help you. What exact error message do you obtain?
[04:12] <J_C> dokuro: I run iptables from a script, I'm not a fan of ufw, to darn complicated
[04:12] <AbhijiT> help ***Error***: You must have glib-gettext >= 2.2.0 installed  to build emerillon. where to get that librabry? whats the package name? help
[04:12] <dokuro> J_C: checking both
[04:12] <dokuro> J_C: you think it is best to just run iptables?
[04:13] <PingaR0x> bullgard: http://paste.ubuntu.com/566191/
[04:13] <PingaR0x> bullgard: the log error...
[04:13] <J_C> dokuro: personal preference for me, ufw throws in a slew of extra tables that are hard to follow, just my opinion.
[04:13] <ebarch> anyone have any experience w/ capture cards? my capture card worked out of the box in debian and now I can't get it to display anything but black in ubuntu
[04:14] <J_C> dokuro: there is a learnng curve to iptables, thoug, it won't happen quickly
[04:14] <lancepickens> I do not see recovery mode in my boot options and I hosed by video driver, how do I boot into a term?
[04:14] <J_C> !recovery
[04:14] <anon_> can anyone point me towards a good code sample of a parser?
[04:14] <no--name> hi. can somebody help me change my default sound card? I am running ubuntu-server with icewm so I do not have the regular gnome menus
[04:14] <anon_> (Preferrably in python)
[04:14] <dokuro> J_C: http://pastie.org/1555107
[04:15] <J_C> dokuro: it's running now
[04:15] <J_C> dokuro: you can't start it, it's already running
[04:15] <WACOMalt> J_C: any way you can help with that that single key remapping you said was possible?
[04:16] <dokuro> J_C: ok....so it is starting
[04:17] <WACOMalt> After some tests, the keyboard layout (now just S and M) is still messed up coming from my Ubuntu 10.10 Desktop machine with a different physical keyboard
[04:17] <J_C> WACOMalt: unfortunately not off the top of my head. There are files and docs and it's all X win stuff, not complicated, but not explained in a couple of sentences either
[04:17] <no--name> hi. can somebody help me change my default sound card? I am running ubuntu-server with icewm so I do not have the regular gnome menus
[04:17] <WACOMalt> gotcha, thanks then
[04:17] <PingaR0x> bullgard>: i will try onething back soon
[04:17] <AbhijiT> help ***Error***: You must have glib-gettext >= 2.2.0 installed  to build emerillon. where to get that librabry? whats the package name? help
[04:17] <bullgard> PingaR0x: Line 106 says that the X server did not find your NVidia driver. Please look up in the Ubuntu English help pages how to install an NVidia graphics driver. I myself do not use an NVidia graphics card and cannot help you further.
[04:17] <Lasivian> will "dd" backup a drive while i'm in gnome or do I need to boot to just a terminal somehow?
[04:18] <dokuro> J_C: when I try to run ufw logging on, I get : error: problem running init scropt again
[04:18] <dokuro> J_C: checking logs now
[04:18] <J_C> dokuro: try stpping it then restarting it
[04:19] <J_C> dokuro: if you are telling it to do things it cannot do, then it will not re-initialize
[04:19] <PingaR0x> bullgard: oks
[04:19] <J_C> dokuro: from the gui
[04:21] <dokuro> J_C: Thanks...I disabled it, and will see if I can enable it
[04:21] <J_C> dokuro: stop, turn on logging, restart, that's just a guess, of course :-)
[04:22] <J_C> dokuro: for starters, anyway
[04:22] <lushous> join # untutu-zh
[04:22] <J_C> !ufw
[04:22] <lushous> join # ubuntu-zh
[04:22] <dokuro> J_C: I get the error again when I enable, but it does start
[04:22] <rww> lushous: /join #ubuntu-zh
[04:22] <J_C> lushous: the command is "/join"
[04:23] <dokuro> J_C: thanks for your time, I will play with it some more and see what I can come up with
[04:23] <J_C> dokuro: run iptables -L again and see if you see logging tables
[04:23] <lushous> oh iam sorry
[04:23] <xiong> Something is confusing my system. The obvious symptom is that when I mouse over a text area, when the cursor would normally change to an I-beam, it does not; it remains an arrow. Nothing is under the cursor except the window containing the text area.
[04:23] <lushous> thanks
[04:23] <J_C> lushous: no problem
[04:24] <xiong> I've seen this issue before and, without being able to find the cause, solved it by closing many applications or rebooting the system. I'd rather not do this. Is there any sort of blatantly obvious explanation for this?
[04:24] <dokuro> J_C: it does show the log on
[04:25] <xiong> It's not just affecting cursor appearance. Something invisible is stealing focus; if I click in the text area, I can't type. This also seems to affect scroll wheeling.
[04:25] <Lasivian> will "dd" backup a drive while i'm in gnome or do I need to boot to just a terminal?
[04:26] <J_C> dokuro: check /var/log/ufw.log, it should be there if itis logging
[04:26] <Bop> Lasivian, your current drive ?
[04:26] <xiong> For another example, on an empty desktop, right-clicking will normally bring up a contextual menu. I can't do this over the "dead spot"; nothing happens on right-click.
[04:27] <Codingk> I need someone to walk me through the installation process.
[04:27] <Codingk> I don't want to erase the entire disk...what do I do?
[04:27] <xiong> Codingk, That could take quite a bit of time.
[04:27] <Lasivian> Bop: Yes
[04:27] <Codingk> I want to do something of a triple boot.
[04:27] <Lasivian> I guess that's kind of a no-brainer huh? ;p;
[04:27] <I-are-> do I use 'chmod -R <directory> a+xrw  to change the settings for all subdirectories?
[04:27] <offsense> anyone knows differences between openoffice and libreoffice features?
[04:27]  * Lasivian googles how to boot to a terminal
[04:28] <Starminn> Codgink: Select "Manually specify partitions." (Not sure if "Install alongside" does triple boots)
[04:28] <Starminn> offsense: Currently? I don't think any. LibreOffice forked with OOo's source.
[04:28] <J_C> xiong: just out of curiousity, is it the same spot on the screen? it almost sounds like a hardware problem
[04:29] <offsense> Starminn: ah okay mate!
[04:29] <Laibsch> How can I get a mysql dump from inside a chroot?  I can't seem to start the mysql service which depends on upstart running.  The system outside the chroot is a Debian system, no upstart there.
[04:29] <Codingk> Starmin,what is install alongisde?
[04:29] <J_C> I-are-: that will change all directories and files, tyou might check the man page
[04:29] <xiong> J_C, Um, no, I really don't think it's hardware. It's a very rare issue; last time it happened was months ago. The spot -- or spots -- is or are small rectangles. I can't say for sure if these are in the same place as last time.
[04:29] <J_C> I-are-: for just directory changes
[04:29] <ARMH>  /msg nickserv identify josh
[04:29] <ARMH>  /msg nickserv identify joshjosh
[04:29] <Codingk> ...
[04:30] <Codingk> I don't understand the allocating thing
[04:30] <xiong> J_C, I get a strong smell of a dismissed window that somehow lingers on in some odd zombie state.
[04:30] <Codingk> How exactly does this work?
[04:30] <J_C> xiong: that still sounds like a hardware prob... maybe intermittent ??
[04:30] <I-are-> J_C, thanks.  I need to give NetBeans access to create and edit files and directories beneath a specific folder on my system.  I got the -R from the man, but was a bit confused by the term recursive.
[04:30] <dokuro> J_C: I don't see a log, but the firewall now seems to be working as I was getting hit by a bot pretty hard and it now seems to have stopped
[04:30] <xiong> J_C, how would it be hardware-related? The hardware doesn't know where the cursor is at.
[04:30] <Starminn> Codingk: Hold on, buddy. :)
[04:30] <ARMH> i just tried to install phpmyadmin with aptitude.. i accidentally selected lighttpd as the webserver when i wanted to pick apache.  now even if i remove and install again it doesn't ask me if i would like to switch and installation fails
[04:30] <J_C> xiong: ahhh, have you checked fr zombies or running processes that you know you eneded?
[04:31] <xiong> J_C, I'm not expert at that sort of stuff; no, I haven't. Wouldn't know quite how.
[04:31] <J_C> xiong: my typing sucks :-)
[04:31] <Starminn> Codingk: Alright. First so I have an idea of what we're looking at, what does your hard drive currently look like? What partitions do you have? If you're doing a triple, what OS's and such do you have?
[04:31] <ARMH> how do i fix this?
[04:31] <ARMH> arg
[04:31] <xiong> J_C, top says 0 zombies.
[04:31] <dcg> xiong: sorry I missed the description of your problem. would you mind filling me in?
[04:32] <J_C> xiong: ps ??
[04:32] <J_C> xiong: "ps aux"
[04:32] <J_C> from a terminal
[04:32] <xiong> dcg, A little hard to explain clearly. It's as if there were a dead spot on the desktop, which does not accept mouse clicks.
[04:32] <Codingk> Starminn: Windows Vista on /dev/sda1
[04:32] <J_C> or top, from a terminal
[04:32] <Codingk> Ubuntu 10.10 on sda2
[04:33] <xiong> J_C, I did top. ps aux gives me quite a long output. Narrow it down?
[04:33] <Codingk> That ubuntu had a kernel panic
[04:33] <J_C> xiong: ps aux will give you a list of running processes
[04:33] <J_C> ps au
[04:33] <Codingk> So I want to do a fresh install, yet keep that installation so I can access all of my old files.
[04:33] <J_C> forget the x
[04:33] <Codingk> (It works)
[04:33] <xiong> Yes, J_C. What do I want to see in that list?
[04:33] <J_C> something you ended but shows as still running
[04:33] <J_C> maybe like firefox
[04:34] <J_C> xiong: just a though, anyway
[04:34] <J_C> thought
[04:34] <Codingk> What should I PUT as the mounting PIONT?
[04:34] <Codingk> POINT?
[04:35] <Codingk> *point?
[04:35] <Codingk> Sorry.
[04:35] <FloodBot1> Codingk: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:35] <xiong> J_C, It's tough going down the list. Many running processes seem to be internal stuff. I'll look it over in detail.
[04:35] <Starminn> Codingk: Alright, so you just make a partition formatted as whatever you like for root "/" (This is where everything will go -- ext4 is a suitable format), then just reuse your swp
[04:35] <J_C> xiong: ps au should show all the proccess run by you
[04:35] <Starminn> reuse your swap*
[04:35] <J_C> or just "ps u"
[04:36] <Codingk> Starminn, so "New Partition Table"?
[04:36] <J_C> check out the man page for switches
[04:36] <dcg> xiong: just working out a command line for you that will whittle the list down
[04:36] <xiong> J_C, That's not so much of an issue. Single-user system and most of the root processes started at boot. But I, er, do tend to run a great number of applications at one time.
[04:36] <en1gma> sup all: i have burnt an ubuntu dvd from a while back and right now im in windows....just wondering if there is a way to tell which version it is without booting into it? like is it amd64 ubuntu 10.10 or is it i386 9.04?
[04:37] <en1gma> i have the dvd in right now
[04:37] <xiong> It's more of, how many of these lines are Google Chrome.
[04:37] <Starminn> Codingk: Where are you seeing that? On the install step?
[04:37] <J_C> xiong: the x switch shows daemons, the a switch shows all, the u swithc shows just user, etc
[04:37] <Codingk> Starminn: on the allocate drive space step
[04:37] <J_C> xiong: maybe that is your problem :-)
[04:38] <Starminn> Codingk: Okay. So you chose "Manually specify partitions"? (I just want to make sure we're in the same place is all)
[04:38] <xiong> What would be more useful would be a GUI tool that let me switch to any running process with a "face". Then I could eliminate them one by one, or look for processes that had no windows showing.
[04:38] <J_C> xiong: but check the man page for ps to get an idea how to narrow it down anyway
[04:38] <xiong> J_C, Let me work on it.
[04:38] <Starminn> Codingk: You want to create a new partition and specify the size of it (in MB), formatted as ext4, mounted as "/"
[04:39] <en1gma> if i boot into the ubuntu live dvd i know i can do 'iname -a' and ;uname -r' but that still dont tell me if its amd64/i385 and most importantly if its 10.10 or 9.04
[04:39] <J_C> xiong: there probably is a X tool for that, I just don't know off the top of my head
[04:39] <en1gma> how can i tell which version it is
[04:39] <Codingk> Starminn, and to do that you click Add? Add is greyed out.
[04:40] <xiong> J_C, Actually, although such a tool would be useful, the real need is to have a report of all processes that *don't* show a window. Of course, my difficulty probably lies with a process that thinks it is putting up a window, but is not, at least not correctly.
[04:40] <Guest19274> what is the command line method of setting up a wireless internet connect to a WEP based wireless base station - I've just installed ubuntu 10.10 server and need to do this from the command line
[04:40] <Starminn> Codingk: I assume all of your drive space is assigned to something? That would likely be a nice reason for that, haha. :) So what you should do is (unless you have some unallocated space for you to use) shrink your old Ubuntu to however large it is (since you won't be using it anymore I assume -- so leave just enough space for what's on there now to stay), then use the extra space from that
[04:41] <en1gma> no one knows how to check to see if my dvd is 10.10 or 9.04?
[04:41] <J_C> xiong: I happen to be googling it now :-), I'm curious too
[04:41] <xiong> J_C, I think I'm reduced to closing applications, one by one, until the problem goes away. I don't see a way around that.
[04:42] <xiong> I also smell a possible issue with kig, which is a kde app. These tend to load up kde-specific processes. I avoid them.
[04:42] <CarlFK> Guest19274: i think you want iwconfig
[04:42] <Starminn> Codingk: Ah, I must apologize. Apparently it's a bit more complicated than that. (I've never had 3 -- only two of various at a single time) here's the link to the UBuntu help page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultiOSBoot
[04:43] <en1gma> can someone tell me how to check my ubuntu dvd to see what version it is exactly
[04:43] <Guest19274> CarlFK: that package is not installed - can I install it from the install DVD?
[04:44] <Starminn> Codingk: What I did when I reinstalled Ubuntu, though (I screwed it up by tinkering with something without knowing what I was doing) was backed up all I wanted to keep on my Windows partition, killed my Linux partitions, and made them again. Then I just moved everything back over.
[04:44] <CarlFK> Guest19274: no clue. you can try :)
[04:44] <Codingk> OK
[04:45] <xiong> J_C, It's definitely an invisible window stealing focus. The dead spot happens to over lap the XChat window and each time I come back here from the Terminal window and try to bring XChat forward, I hit the dead spot; clicks do nothing there. Clicking elsewhere, obviously, brings the window forward, etc.
[04:45] <Starminn> Codingk: You could do a triple boot, but if it's just a few documents and music and stuff you want to keep I don't think it's worth the trouble IMO.
[04:45] <Codingk> Perhaps I should backup everything I want on my old Ubu, then put it back on my new Ubu and just do a hard disk erase
[04:45] <Codingk> I don't use vista anyways
[04:46] <Starminn> Codingk: No need to erase the whole disk. If you're ever going to install Vista again you have to jump through hoops unless you isntall Windows first, THEN Linux
[04:46] <Codingk> Alright
[04:46] <Guest87456> hello guys, I have messed with X system, now I get tty1 to login, I have to start failsafe graphics mode from to start gdm, how to restore to my original settings,using 10.10
[04:46] <Starminn> Codingk: I would just backup what I want from old Ubuntu, then just reuse the partitions. IT's what I did and my system's working fine.
[04:46] <snarkster> does the hardware driver app;ication install the 64bit version of the drivers/
[04:46] <Guest19274> hmmm... the CD isn't mounting ...
[04:47] <dcg> xiong: could you try holding alt while click and drag the dead spot to see if you can move it elsewhere?  try this on a visible window first so you know what to expect
[04:48] <J_C> xiong: weird.. I'm checking on tools like xpdyinfo, etc
[04:48] <Codingk> Just out of curiosity, if I do stuff on a Live DVD session and then install ubuntu, will the stuff I do be carried over to the new Ubuntu?
[04:48] <Starminn> Codingk: No.
[04:48] <Codingk> OK.
[04:48] <stankwagon> hello everyone, im an IRC virgin!
[04:48] <Guest19274> anyone know the equivalent command line for this: System->Administration->Networking ?
[04:48] <Starminn> Codingk: Moreover, it won't be stored on the CD either.
[04:48] <xiong> dcg, I have that set to the "windows" key. I'll try it.
[04:48] <gsp2009> stankwagon: will you still respect us in the morning?
[04:49] <stankwagon> only if you pull out!
[04:49] <gsp2009> lolz
[04:49] <Guest87456> hello guys, I have messed with X system, now I get tty1 to login, I have to start failsafe graphics mode from to start gdm, how to restore to my original settings,using 10.10
[04:49] <stankwagon> well, you dont have to pull out cuz it will be in my butthole
[04:49] <robertzaccour> Guest19274, doesn't your GUI work?
[04:49] <rww> stankwagon, gsp2009: Be family-friendly, please.
[04:49] <dcg> xiong: running this    ps aux | egrep '[[:blank:]][A-RT-Z][^[:blank:]]*[[:blank:]]*[0-9][0-9]:'    will show you all processes that do not have a status starting with "S".  on my system that only shows the "ps aux" process
[04:49] <Guest19274> I installed server - I need internet first to install gui
[04:49] <stankwagon> rww, dude im sorry this is my first time on this kinda chat
[04:50] <stankwagon> and im kinda rude anyway, so ill try to be better
[04:50] <stankwagon> thank you for the warning
[04:50] <Guest87456> gdm doesn't start when I boot up, plz help, how to restore all the settings to original
[04:50] <rww> stankwagon: you may want to type /topic, then.
[04:50] <samtop> hello people
[04:50] <xiong> dcg, No, I can't drag the invisible window. Nice try.
[04:50] <stankwagon> rww thank you, do we only  have to talk about nerdy things here or is it a free for all?
[04:50] <Starminn> !ot | stankwagon
[04:50] <LinuxNoob> nerdy things :D
[04:50] <LinuxNoob> free for all is off topic
[04:50] <samtop> all of a sudden, I don't have sound and my volume/speaker icon on the top right corner is greyed out.  what do I do?
[04:50] <J_C> Guest87456: have you tried startx from the terminal?
[04:51] <wasutton3-Laptop> hey i am having an issue with an hp tm2 tablet computer. I cannot seem to right click at all
[04:51] <LinuxNoob> samtop, mute?
[04:51] <dcg> xiong: was worth a go..... what do you get for the command line results
[04:51] <rww> #ubuntu-offtopic is not a free for all, it has the same guidelines, minus the support ;P
[04:51] <samtop> not mute
[04:51] <LinuxNoob> cords connected in back and to monitor?
[04:51] <stankwagon> well, ok then, listen i just wanna say that i love my girlfriend because she loves me for the nerd i am, and she gets all turned on when i type really really fast!
[04:51] <samtop> its a laptop
[04:51] <Starminn> rww: Still not free-for-all, sure, but it doesn't have to be nerdy things (though it usually is anyway)
[04:51] <stankwagon> i really really thank her for her support!
[04:51] <LinuxNoob> i can try to help
[04:51] <samtop> ok
[04:51] <samtop> what should I do?
[04:52] <xiong> dcg, Shall I pastebin?
[04:52] <samtop> maybe I messed a setting up somewhere?
[04:52] <Guest87456> J_C: nope, I select recover more from grub and select failsafe graphics, but why am I getting tty1 if I try to boot up normally
[04:52] <rww> Starminn: I know.
[04:52] <dcg> just join #sbts and flood there, or paste bin, up to you
[04:52] <LinuxNoob> check ur messages
[04:52] <LinuxNoob> so i dont spam main chat
[04:52] <maco> Guest87456: if you select boot normal *after* selecting recovery, i think it always goes to text
[04:52] <stankwagon> does anyone know of any really good IRC chat ( places) that are hopping all hours of the night where you can talk about anything you want to talk about?
[04:52] <dcg> #sbts is my own business support channel so we can do what we like there
[04:52] <Guest87456> J_C: I want to recover all my settings to original, I mean all the original X settings,
[04:53] <maco> Guest87456: or at least, thats what it does to me!
[04:53] <Araxis> hey people... Im trying to get remote desktop to work on my lan, I can't seem to get anything but a black screen
[04:53] <maco> Guest87456: but not selecting recovery makes it go normal
[04:53] <Starminn> stankwagon: try /list and find something you like on this network. If not, try another network and do the sam
[04:53] <dcg> xiong: sorry two msgs to you above without your nick...
[04:53] <Guest87456> maco: I'll try once again
[04:53] <xiong> dcg, http://pastebin.com/tCW1LY3A
[04:54] <stankwagon> starwinn, do you know of any networks that are good?
[04:54] <J_C> Guest87456: short of suggesting you reload your backups, I don't know what to tell you :-)
[04:54] <Loshki> stankwagon: poke around here a bit: http://www.irchelp.org/
[04:54] <Araxis> Anyone got any advice for the remote desktop stuff?
[04:55] <Guest87456> J_C: I don't have any backups, its new installed system and I messed up everything while trying to fix plymouth
[04:55] <Starminn> stankwagon: http://irc.netsplit.de/networks/
[04:55] <gsp2009> Araxis what you need to know?
[04:55] <J_C> Guest87456: then run the x setup tool
[04:55] <J_C> !X
[04:56] <stankwagon> Hi everyone, I have a lot of food allergies, BUT I have been craving a lot of weird shit because I am pregnant. I really want popcorn, but I don't know what it is made of. I know this sounds like a really absurd question...but SERIOUSLY...anyone know what popcorn is made of? WITHOUT THE BUTTER ( because I am lactose intolerant too).
[04:56] <Guest87456> J_C" I used "pkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" command
[04:56] <Guest87456> does it work
[04:56] <Araxis> gsp2009: I set up a remote desktop on my computer and I can't get anything but a black screen from the viewer on my other machine
[04:56] <Guest87456> J_C how to run X setup tool
[04:56] <dcg> xiong: the reason all of those processes are listed with that command is that they were started more than 24 hours ago and have Jan10 preceeding the time.
[04:56] <gsp2009> Araxis: you using vinagre?
[04:56] <J_C> !X
[04:56] <Araxis> gsp2009: yes
[04:56] <lev_> popcorn is made out of kernels
[04:56] <trench> stankwagon: try google?
[04:56] <gsp2009> Araxis: linux to linux?
[04:57] <J_C> !X
[04:57] <Araxis> gsp2009: yes
[04:57] <xiong> dcg, Oh. Um, that's the wrong road. The issue just came up within the last, oh, hour.
[04:57] <gpc> stankwagon: that has nothing to do with Ubuntu and Please keep the language clean
[04:57] <Starminn> lex_: Linux kernel?
[04:57] <stankwagon> dude, i always thought that popcorn was made out of corn!?
[04:57] <xiong> dcg, Maybe two hours.
[04:57] <gsp2009> Araxis: firewall?
[04:57] <Starminn> lev_:Linux kernels?
[04:57] <Araxis> gsp2009: 64 bit 10.10 to 32 bit
[04:57] <lev_> Yep :)
[04:57] <Starminn> :)
[04:57] <dcg> xiong: it would apear that there is nothing SPECIFIC that has hung
[04:57] <Araxis> gsp2009: no software firewall and we are behind the same router
[04:57] <trench> !ppa
[04:58] <Araxis> gsp2009: unless there's a firewall feature im unaware of.. i dont think ive enabled anything
[04:58] <gsp2009> Araxis: what about ports on the router? you using the router to control local network traffic? peer-to-peer or ad-hoc?
[04:58] <stankwagon> sorry sorry guys, ill leave you all to it now, my bad...rock on you little nerds you!
[04:58] <Araxis> gsp2009: im not sure about the ports, i haven't set anything to be open
[04:58] <dcg> xiong: the intention of that command was to only show processes that had unusual STATUS.  ie not S, SL, etc
[04:58] <trench> stankwagon: now you even got me hungry for popcorn :)
[04:59] <Guest87456> J_C: I dont have xorg.conf file in /etc/X11
[04:59] <xiong> dcg, J_C, appreciate your trying to work on this but it doesn't look like it's going to be solved within polynomial time. If you're hot to work on it, I'm game; but I don't want to use up your time unnecessarily. I reboot, it's gone for the next month or two, anyway.
[04:59] <jwils> the touch pad on my HP Pavillion DV6-3079TX can't right click on ubuntu, any help?
[04:59]  * Starminn grabs some popcorn
[04:59] <dcg> xiong: I had not allowed for the fact that you may have long running processes :(
[04:59] <gsp2009> Araxis: you have firestarter installed?
[04:59] <Guest87456> I don't have graphics card also
[04:59] <semitones> is there a way to see what files are being written/read at any given time?
[04:59] <Guest87456> J_C :I don't have graphics card also
[04:59] <Araxis> gsp2009: firestarter... i dont know, let me check
[05:00] <xiong> dcg, I've got 32 days uptime. I've run this laptop for over 100 without a reboot.
[05:00] <Guest19274> anyone know where I go to share an internet connection on ubuntu?
[05:00] <Loshki> !ics
[05:00] <Araxis> gsp2009: no i dont have firestarter
[05:00] <dcg> xiong: before you reboot, run "ps aux > ~/ps-2011-02-12.log
[05:00] <while-do-done> I installed kde on top of gnome and now gdm automatically logs me into kde
[05:00] <xiong> dcg, That's nothing for server up but for a laptop, opening and closing all kinds of weird applications, well, I'm pleased. But if I had my choice, I'd never reboot.
[05:01] <xiong> dcg, It is done.
[05:01] <jwils> the touch pad on my HP Pavillion DV6-3079TX can't right click on ubuntu, any help?
[05:01] <trench> xiong: my longest is 3 years for a box with ksplice :P
[05:01] <gsp2009> Araxis: firestarter is a firewall (iptables) gui. it is in the repos. it allows you to start/stop your firewall, and monitor traffic, etc.
[05:01] <J_C> Guest87456: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-how-to-reconfigure-x-windows-system-xorg-server/
[05:01] <Araxis> gsp2009: ill get that now!
[05:01] <trench> xiong: hope you update your kernel too
[05:02] <xiong> trench, It's sure not Linux to blame, or even most apps. It's the rare weirdo apps that don't respect standards.
[05:02] <while-do-done> what do i need to configure
[05:02] <dcg> xiong: I know what you mean, I often have systems up for over 300 days :) and I used to support a server that had been up for 6+ years. it was on a private isolated network and old kernel was not a risk
[05:02] <theamazingbeat> hello, does anyone know how high of number of bits there can be in a ssh rsa key? i belive it is 4096?
[05:02] <pksadiq> !rsa
[05:02] <gsp2009> Araxis: start there maybe and make sure noting between the machines is blocked... get back to me and I will see if there is anything else I can do
[05:02] <xiong> trench, Update my kernel? Next thing, you'll want me to upgrade my whole system to the latest U. release.
[05:02] <trench> dcg: then keep the kernel up to date too
[05:02] <Araxis> gsp2009: thanks :) Ill look in to it
[05:03] <Guest87456> J_C I got the command from the same site, but I again got tty1,I'll try once again, may be it works now, hope so
[05:03] <isaiah> What's a good way to troubleshoot slow network issues on ubuntu 10.10? I have a Realtek 8112L network card and my internet (and networks) speeds are terrible in ubuntu
[05:03] <Guest87456> J_C: bye
[05:03] <jwils> hello, the touch pad on my HP Pavillion DV6-3079TX can't right click on ubuntu, any help?
[05:03] <isaiah> I've tried disabling ipv6, using the driver directly from realtek, etc. But none of it makes any difference
[05:03] <Guest87456> J_C maco: thanks for ur support, I'll be back if any problems
[05:03] <while-do-done> anybody?
[05:03] <theamazingbeat> anyone?
[05:04] <Fluttershy> while-do-done: sudo gdmsetup
[05:04] <gsp2009> isaiah: I seem to remember that the realtek had a known issue.
[05:04] <J_C> theamazingbeat: 4096, ssh or not
[05:04] <theamazingbeat> thanks
[05:04] <theamazingbeat> a lot
[05:04] <theamazingbeat> :)
[05:04] <dcg> xiong: what you do now is reboot and wait for the problem to reoccur. when it does do another "ps aux > ~/ps-2011-02-12.log" except with that day's date and see if there is anything that stands out.  you may need to do this a number of times before you see a pattern
[05:04] <J_C> Guest87446: no prob
[05:04] <isaiah> gsp2009: Any solutions that you remember? I've tried everything I can think of
[05:04] <Fluttershy> while-do-done: unlock, then pick which DE you want from the dropdown
[05:04] <J_C> :-)
[05:04] <jwils> someone please help me?
[05:04] <pksadiq> !help | jwils
[05:04] <jwils> the touch pad on my HP Pavillion DV6-3079TX can't right click on ubuntu, any help?
[05:04] <isaiah> I guess I'm going to have to go back to an older version, or maybe just go buy a new network card
[05:04] <gsp2009> isaiah: 8112L?
[05:05] <isaiah> gsp2009: Yeah
[05:05] <_skpl> hi, is it possible to run unity on ubuntu 10,10
[05:05] <isaiah> I can't stand 10K/s download speeds ;)
[05:05] <_skpl> ??
[05:05] <gsp2009> isaiah: wait one sec.
[05:05] <dcg> trench: was no need in that case, and also not possible back then without a reboot.
[05:05] <isaiah> gsp2009: Thanks :)
[05:05] <xangua> _skpl: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-netbook
[05:05] <isaiah> gsp2009: I'm using 64 bit if that makes any difference
[05:05] <pksadiq> isaiah: but I'm standing on 10k/s not even 10K/s :(
[05:05] <xiong> dcg, I will need to be lucky even to remember, next time it happens. This may be the third time in two years.
[05:05] <while-do-done> it does say Ubuntu Desktop
[05:05] <trench> dcg: well now days you can keep the kernel up to date with ksplice too
[05:06] <Blue1> xangua: in 10.10 ubuntu netbook used the unity interface be forewarned
[05:06] <Fluttershy> while-do-done: do you login automatically when booting?
[05:06] <dcg> trench: yep, and have a couple of systems I do that for
[05:06] <jwils> i've asked my question about 3 times
[05:06] <while-do-done> yes
[05:06] <_skpl> xangua: ok, i'll try that
[05:06] <isaiah> pksadiq: ha, well right now mine is pretty bad. I just get a apt-get upgrade and the download speed is 6,748B/s ;)
[05:06] <jwils> the touch pad on my HP Pavillion DV6-3079TX can't right click on ubuntu, anyone help me out?
[05:07] <pksadiq> isaiah: I'm living with a GPRS phone working on GSM and 2.5G
[05:07] <J_C> jwils: apparently not, but sounds like a busted button to me.
[05:07] <Fluttershy> while-do-done: try setting it to ask for password before logging in and see if GNOME is the default desktop environment chosen at the login screen
[05:07] <isaiah> pksadiq: Ouch
[05:07] <while-do-done> gdmsetup has ubuntu desktop as the default session but not kde
[05:07] <KB1JWQ> jwils: What's it detected as in dmesg?
[05:08] <pksadiq> !dmesg > pksadiq
[05:08] <gsp2009> isaiah: what kernel version?
[05:08] <jwils> my touch pad is weird, its all one button and the win driver tells whether im touching in the right clicjk region
[05:08] <HowardTheDuck> hey
[05:08] <while-do-done> the session on the login screen says kde
[05:08] <_skpl> xangua: how do i start it?
[05:08] <isaiah> gsp2009: 2.6.35-22-generic
[05:08] <HowardTheDuck> is there a compiz scale addon or something similar for windows 7
[05:08] <J_C> HowardTheDuck: not in NY are you?
[05:09] <HowardTheDuck> nope
[05:09] <HowardTheDuck> tx
[05:09] <xangua> _skpl: log out and log in with netbook/unity interface
[05:09] <yeats> jwils: I have the same kind of touchpad on my laptop - 10.10 did not work for me so I reverted to 10.04
[05:09] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: why would anyone attempt to do such a thing?
[05:09] <jwils> so 10.04 supports it?
[05:09] <rajesh_> J_C: I tried startx: I got error no screen found
[05:09] <yeats> jwils: it's still not great, but at least right click works
[05:09] <Fluttershy> while-do-done: is there an option to save GNOME as default when you select it? I forget
[05:09] <rainspeaker> hello
[05:09] <J_C> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-how-to-reconfigure-x-windows-system-xorg-server/
[05:09] <HowardTheDuck> ?
[05:09] <rajesh_> J_C : now logged in from failsafe mode
[05:09] <xiong> dcg, As I suspected, the culprit was Google Chrome. The problem went away after I closed the last window.
[05:09] <while-do-done> is Ubuntu Desktop edition Gnome?
[05:09] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: no, that isn't the answer I'm looking for. :)
[05:09] <Starminn> HowardTheDuck: Oh, you mean the "Drag-to-side0and-half-of-screen" thing? I'm using it right now, actively. :)
[05:10] <gsp2009> isaiah: you have any old kernels still installed?
[05:10] <Fluttershy> while-do-done: yes
[05:10] <jwils> yeats : thank you
[05:10] <yeats> jwils: alternately, you can set the assistive technologies so that a right click is simulated when you hold the left click down
[05:10] <isaiah> gsp2009: No, this was actually a fresh install of 10.10. I went back and tested and even the live cd gives me issues
[05:10] <while-do-done> I'll reboot and see
[05:10] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: and by 'compiz scale', what do you mean by that, exactly?
[05:10] <jwils> ive dont that but it doesnt quite do it for me
[05:10] <yeats> jwils: and it's not an ubuntu-specific issue - I'm pretty sure it's kernel-related
[05:10] <HowardTheDuck> no
[05:10] <yeats> jwils: same behavior on Fedora 14
[05:11] <isaiah> gsp2009: I was on 9.10 before and didn't have issues, but I forget what kernel version I was using
[05:11] <xiong> dcg, That last window was some other-language Wikipedia page and had been open for a few days; the window itself wasn't the issue. Something in Chrome, doubtless related to having a hundred tabs open at once.
[05:11] <dcg> xiong: interesting, if you remember next time, try selectively killing chrome stuff and see if you can narrow it down....alternatively contact google to see if it is a known issue. maybe you need to *upgrade*
[05:11] <HowardTheDuck> the scale plugin in compiz....where all the open windows tile on the screen and you click the one you want to focus on
[05:11] <HowardTheDuck> nice alt-tab alternative
[05:11] <rajesh_> J_C: the command u suggested is not working I guess
[05:11] <gsp2009> isaiah: what I had found, and found again was that there were posts from users stating that after 2.6.32-24 kernel upgrade, the 8112L was slow
[05:11] <isaiah> gsp2009: That was 32bit though... I'm wondering if the 64bit driver is just no good.
[05:11] <Starminn> HowardTheDuck, Oh,  so you want a Linux feature on Windows 7...
[05:11] <rainspeaker> excuse me... is there anyone here who knows stuff about scripts?
[05:12] <J_C> rajesh_: is your card even recognized? try running dmesg
[05:12] <xiong> dcg, The Chrome design framework is supposed to eliminate any sort of kingpin or single point of failure; each tab runs in its own process. I don't actually see what's going on.
[05:12] <HowardTheDuck> Starminn, actually, a Mac feature first. but yes, I am wondering if there is a similar program in Windows 7
[05:12] <gsp2009> isaiah: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1540347
[05:12] <dcg> rainspeaker: yes what would you like to know
[05:12] <J_C> rajesh_: or if it is a fresh install, just reinstall
[05:12] <rainspeaker> ok
[05:12] <rainspeaker> dcg, wait a second while I type it up
[05:12] <while-do-done> it loaded gnome after i changed the session to gnome on the login screen, thanks
[05:13] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: probably better to ask in #windows, pretty sure there isn't
[05:13] <isaiah> gsp2009: Hmm.. that sucks. I'd rather not be stuck on an old version. I will take a look at that thread though
[05:13] <Starminn> HowardTheDuck: Fair enough -- this guy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73Rw8jZ0lfc is using this: http://insentient.net/ which is a Windows 7 thing for the same effect. (After a quick Google)
[05:13] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: but you never know, someone did write litestep, after all :)
[05:13] <HowardTheDuck> Gnea, people i #windows don't know
[05:13] <dcg> rainspeaker: if it is large please use pastebin or join my private channel #sbts
[05:13] <rajesh_> J_C: I installed a load of softwares for my study purpose, need to install everything again, oh, isn't there other solution
[05:13] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: not surprising
[05:13] <gsp2009> isaiah: try this one... http://www.jamesonwilliams.com/realtek-8112l-on-linux  it sounds like this jameson williams guy wrote a driver.
[05:13] <HowardTheDuck> thanks starcoder
[05:13] <HowardTheDuck> er
[05:13] <HowardTheDuck> Starminn,
[05:14] <isaiah> gsp2009: Thanks for the link. I will give that a try!
[05:14] <Starminn> HowardTheDuck: Yeah, folks on the ##windows channel know less about Windows than here on #ubuntu.... *facepalm* Anyway, tell me how it goes. If not we could maybe try to find you something else. (Yw, :) )
[05:14] <gsp2009> isaiah: sorry man. that is the best I can do for you.
[05:14] <J_C> rajesh_: short of running the reconfigure script, I' don't know
[05:14] <gsp2009> isaiah: yw.
[05:14] <Gnea> Starminn: nice
[05:14] <HowardTheDuck> sweet!!!
[05:14] <HowardTheDuck> thanks this looks perfect, even better than the compiz version
[05:14] <rajesh_> J_C: Oh I'm lost in the middle of no where
[05:15] <Starminn> HowardTheDuck: Glad to help :) lol
[05:16] <Gnea> Starminn: I like how he's running Ubuntu in a virtual machine ;)
[05:16] <J_C> rajesh_: is this the command you executed "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" ?
[05:16] <Arulida> Assalamualaikum..
[05:16] <rajesh_> J_C: yes, that is the command
[05:17] <J_C> rajesh_: : and what exactly happened?
[05:17] <J_C> rajesh_: did the xorg config file get setup?
[05:17] <rainspeaker> dcg: I use a netbook running 10.10 Desktop Edition with an external monitor that I plug into for a lot of my usage. It got really annoying to have to go into the monitor preferences every time I wanted to switch, so I wrote a little script that checks xrandr every seven seconds and switches if the monitor is connected. I was almost done writing it, and I tested it with just the thing to make it switch to the external monitor, nothing to
[05:17] <Starminn> Gnea: Ditto.
[05:17] <rainspeaker> dcg: do you want to see the script?
[05:17] <rajesh_> J_C: it asked for password and it didn't ask for anything else
[05:18] <rajesh_> J_C: it didn't show anything like it setup xorg file
[05:18] <J_C> rajesh_: did you enter your password?
[05:18] <rajesh_> J_C: yes I entered password
[05:18] <sunit> Hello I am using ubuntu 10.04 LTS server. can anybody tell me suitable server from branded manufacturer like IBM, Dell, HP etc ?
[05:18] <J_C> rajesh_: did you then try "startx"
[05:18] <rajesh_> J_C: as mentioned in that site, follow the next instructions, But I didn't get any instructions
[05:18] <BiPolah> Sunit: Buying an actual server unit will be rather expensive
[05:18] <dcg> rainspeaker: yes please, and your line was too long so I didn't see everything you just typed. please pastebin the script and /join #sbts to continue the conversation
[05:19] <asdfghjkl> Hey
[05:19] <J_C> rajesh_: try "startx"
[05:19] <Gnea> Starminn: Got to admit, I've used Win7 on a dual-monitor system and it's pretty decent, stable and can get the job done.  Still, it's a resource hog and it doesn't need to be.
[05:19] <rainspeaker> ok
[05:19] <rainspeaker> h/o
[05:19] <adv0cate> how do i open a text document "inside" of the terminal?
[05:19] <sunit> Bipolah: tell me both the options - assembled and Branded
[05:19] <rajesh_> J_C: I'm running X, in failsafe mode
[05:19] <asdfghjkl> Heyheyhey I just have a quick question about 10.04 that's been really bugging me, would anybody like to help?
[05:20] <Gnea> adv0cate: by using a terminal-based text editor, like nano, vim or emacs
[05:20] <Araxis> gsp2009: i got it working :) Thanks!
[05:20] <J_C> rajesh_: so X works then
[05:20] <HowardTheDuck> Starminn, this works perfectly, I appreciate it.  My googling on this thing came up dry, but I probably used bad terminiology to search
[05:20] <xiong> adv0cate, cat /my/document.txt -- maybe.
[05:20] <adv0cate> Gnea, i did it before using a command
[05:20] <Gnea> adv0cate: if you just want to open it in a read-only state, less document.txt works
[05:20] <gsp2009> Araxis: glad to hear it. Firewall blocking something?
[05:20] <rajesh_> J_C: only in failsafe mode and without compositing
[05:20] <J_C> rajesh_: try "telinit 5"
[05:20] <BiPolah> asdfghjkl: Just ask your question, you don't need to ask to ask.
[05:20] <adv0cate> gnea, xiong, thanks
[05:21] <Gnea> adv0cate: then you can just use the up and down arrows, pageup/pagedown keys to scroll through it, then just [q]uit
[05:21] <xiong> cat, less, more, vi, emacs -- what do you want to do, adv0cate?
[05:21] <J_C> rajesh_: now that you have reset the X configs
[05:21] <Araxis> gsp2009: I think I had some stupid setting in the remote desktop program, but the firewall helped me identify the issue
[05:21] <rajesh_> J_C: I have to go to recoverymode, then from there failsafe mode
[05:21] <Gnea> xiong: don't forget most
[05:21] <tripelb> I can find tmp in terminal but not in nautilus
[05:21] <gsp2009> Araxis: nice :)
[05:21] <adv0cate> xiong, i just want to read documents inside of terminal
[05:21] <BiPolah> Sunit: Is this a server just for your use, ie hosting your files, or actual commercial use?
[05:21] <asdfghjkl> Ok so I installed ubuntu 10.04 on my computer but even when I put the cd in it wont install anything from the software center, it says disk not found. I installed it from a flash drive, but it didn't work on that, so I burned it to a disk, and it still doesnt work on that.
[05:21] <J_C> rajesh_: what heppens when you run "telinit 5" ??
[05:21] <Starminn> HowardTheDuck: Hate it when that happens, haha. For the record, this was my search query, using Google: "Compiz Scale on Windows 7"
[05:21] <brophat> I have 6 gigs memory but the sytem monitor says I have 3.2 gigs
[05:21] <sunit> Bipolah: it's for production
[05:22] <LinuxNoob> brophat
[05:22] <rajesh_> J_C: It just asked password
[05:22] <Starminn> First result
[05:22] <xiong> adv0cate, Then you probably want to explore the various pagers, which are made for the purpose. The most popular, today, I suspect, is 'less'. Try 'man less'.
[05:22] <LinuxNoob> whats ur processor speed and ur os bit?
[05:22] <HowardTheDuck> Starminn, doh lo
[05:22] <HowardTheDuck> lol
[05:22] <J_C> rajesh_: and did you give the password?
[05:22] <adv0cate> with ubuntu?
[05:22] <rajesh_> J_C nothing else, it didn't showed up any configs
[05:22] <Starminn> HowardTheDuck: Anyway, I'm headed out. Glad to help. See ya, everybody.
[05:22] <rajesh_> J_C: yes I gave password
[05:22] <LinuxNoob> brophat, what is ur os 32 or 64?
[05:22] <xangua> !pae
[05:22] <xangua> brophat: if you are using 32bit install pae kernell
[05:22] <J_C> rajesh_: it won't, it should just start X
[05:22] <brophat> LinuxNoob 32
[05:22] <LinuxNoob> thats why
[05:23] <dcg> adv0cate: I tend to install mc (midnight commander) and use it's builtin viewer, it can handle a wide variety of file types including compressed log files and man pages. it even uses syntax highlighting for a lot of formats including man pages
[05:23] <HowardTheDuck> Starminn, thing is, I got a new laptop, and I can't run Ubuntu on it, so I'm tyring to mimick the features I like in Ubuntu in Windows 7
[05:23] <BiPolah> Could anyone recommend a decent MySQL database viewer similar to Navicat?
[05:23] <LinuxNoob> 6gb is to much for 32bit
[05:23] <LinuxNoob> max 32 bit can handle is 4gb
[05:23] <LinuxNoob> sorry u wasted money =/
[05:23] <Gnea> BiPolah: don't know navicat
[05:23] <asdfghjkl> halp
[05:23] <brophat> LinuxNoob should I get the 64 bit ubuntu?
[05:23] <rajesh_> J_C: nothing happening as u mentioned
[05:23] <tripelb> never mind I found /tmp
[05:23] <LinuxNoob> if u have a 64bit processor yes
[05:23] <LinuxNoob> if not, it wont work
[05:23] <rajesh_> J_C: shall I reboot and check?
[05:23] <dcg> HowardTheDuck: any reason why you can't run Ubuntu on the new lappy?
[05:23] <victorhugo289> Hello, guys, I need advice, which should I install "Kubuntu" or "Fedora 14"? I have space for just 1 of them, I only know Ubuntu so far, please any suggestion??
[05:23] <BiPolah> If you've got more than 4Gb of RAM, you'll need to get 64 bit else the rest will go unused
[05:24] <sunit> Bipolah : server is to be used for production sector
[05:24] <adv0cate> dcg, whats the command to install...sudo apt-get install mc/
[05:24] <LinuxNoob> yup
[05:24] <LinuxNoob> exactly
[05:24] <HowardTheDuck> dcg, yeah, Intel/Nvidia Optimus technology
[05:24] <adv0cate> dcg,?
[05:24] <LinuxNoob> i know my hardware :D
[05:24] <llutz_> victorhugo289: what answer do you expect when asking in #ubuntu?
[05:24] <J_C> rajesh_: if you had it working when you first loaded it, then I ould suggest re-load and do not screw around with plymouth after that :-)
[05:24] <xangua> LinuxNoob: I said you can use pae kernel for more than 4GB
[05:24] <brophat> LinuxNoob I think I do AMD Athlon II X4 635
[05:24] <Gnea> LinuxNoob: can't imagine a system these days that's 32bit that accepts more than 2g or 4g that isn't standard consumer-based
[05:24] <dcg> adv0cate: yep, if you just try running mc you will get a commandline suggestion...
[05:24] <rajesh_> J_C: sure, I'll reboot now
[05:24] <LinuxNoob> a 32 system cant run more than 4gb
[05:24] <BiPolah> HowardTheDuck: I'm not sure how you're managing to run Windows 7 but not Ubuntu. As far as I'm aware, Windows is generally more resource-intensive...
[05:24] <HowardTheDuck> I if enable the proprietary Nvidia drivers, it crashes me.   If I disable Nvidia and use integrated Intel video, the Nvidia card still eats battery along w/ the integrated video
[05:25] <LinuxNoob> look at this ram stick brb lemme find it
[05:25] <gsp2009> anyone use prelink? any noticeable performance improvement?
[05:25] <llutz_> LinuxNoob: it can, using PAE
[05:25] <victorhugo289> I know LLuts, but I really need to install one of them, I'm gonna be dedicating a lot of time learning it, I want to install the correct one..
[05:25] <HowardTheDuck> BiPolah, it's not about resources, it's a brand new lappy.  It's that Linux won't run on Optimus
[05:25] <brophat> LinuxNoob does the 64 bit ubuntu work ok?
[05:25] <Gnea> LinuxNoob: not the point, if a 32bit system can actually *accept* more memory installed...
[05:25] <HowardTheDuck> well, it will run, but not worth it.
[05:25] <Gnea> LinuxNoob: as in, the physical memory itself
[05:25] <BiPolah> HowardTheDuck: Ah, the hardware is unsupported in Linux?
[05:25] <HowardTheDuck> I am still trying to see if I can completely disable the Nvidia graphics card in Ubuntu, if so I can dual boot.
[05:25] <adv0cate> ok how do i run mc, dcg?
[05:25] <xangua> gsp2009: not necesary since 2008
[05:25] <victorhugo289> "Kubuntu" or "Fedora 14", I'm a complete noob, which should I choose??
[05:25] <LinuxNoob> brophat
[05:26] <LinuxNoob> like i said only if u have  64 bit processor
[05:26] <xangua> victorhugo289: ubuntu
[05:26] <HowardTheDuck> BiPolah, yeah, Optimus only works in Win 7.  I specifically bought this laptop b/c it had Nvidia graphics, thinking I'd be set for Linux compatibility
[05:26] <HowardTheDuck> heh
[05:26] <Gnea> victorhugo289: Kubuntu
[05:26] <Isakk> victorhugo289: I would recommand ubuntu :p
[05:26] <J_C> AdvoWork: open a terminal and type "mc"
[05:26] <HowardTheDuck> Pretty ticked to find out this Nvidia card won't work
[05:26] <brophat> LinuxNoob i got an AMD quad core that is 64 bit no?
[05:26] <LinuxNoob> question guys, how do i set up my swap?
[05:26] <victorhugo289> I have Maverick Meerkat already, I have space for just one more OS...
[05:26] <dcg> adv0cate: better still is run aptitude and then search for mc with "/\bmc\b" then use "n" to jump to the next option till you find mc.....now press + then g this will show you a list of what it wants to install and a list of extra stuff that can be usefull.  add any extras you want using + then hit g and away it goes.
[05:26] <LinuxNoob> yes amd quad is 64
[05:26] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: hard to believe that it doesn't, which one is it?
[05:26] <gsp2009> xangua: ugh... ok.. so I should remove it? any detriment to having it on 10.10?
[05:26] <HowardTheDuck> Gnea, Optimus
[05:26] <abhilash> where is the error log for mysql usiing phpmyadmin in ubuntu?
[05:26] <brophat> nice thanks i am gonna get ubuntu 64 bit
[05:26] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: er, uh, model #?
[05:26] <LinuxNoob> np
[05:27] <BiPolah> LinuxNoob: When defining partitions while installing Ubuntu, just create a partition with the size matching the amount of RAM you have then set it's mount point as "swap".
[05:27] <HowardTheDuck> Gnea, Nvidia 310M
[05:27] <HowardTheDuck> Geforce 310M
[05:27] <LinuxNoob> is more swap the better?
[05:27] <HowardTheDuck> http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=144750
[05:27] <LinuxNoob> i have 0% swap
[05:27] <llutz_> victorhugo289: if you already have maverick installed, theres no need to install kubuntu. install kubuntu-desktop and switch desktop in gdm when logging in
[05:27] <HowardTheDuck> see first 2 posts here
[05:27] <HowardTheDuck> lol
[05:27] <FloodBot1> HowardTheDuck: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:28] <llutz_> victorhugo289: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[05:28] <cidtrips> anyone around here have much luck dealing with 10.10s problems with intel 915 and related chipsets?
[05:28] <adv0cate> dcg, sorry im still learning linux..whats the correct command i shoudl use?
[05:28] <dcg> adv0cate: just type mc....then F1 will give you help
[05:28] <LinuxNoob> cidtrips
[05:28] <victorhugo289> Thank you.
[05:28] <LinuxNoob> whats ur vidcard?
[05:28] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: according to nvidia.com, it's supported, and ubuntu tends to stay well up-to-date on nvidia drivers, are you sure you installed the correct number?  there are a few sets of them, you know, and of those sets only certain cards are supported
[05:28] <victorhugo289> That's actually a good idea.
[05:28] <adv0cate> dcg oh nice
[05:28] <HowardTheDuck> Gnea, sigh
[05:28] <HowardTheDuck> okay
[05:28] <mkquist> hey all, is there a mint channel?
[05:29] <Gnea> !mint | mkquist
[05:29] <xangua> !mint | mkquist
[05:29] <suzhou> hello ...
[05:29] <HowardTheDuck> the 310M is supported, but Optimus technology is NOT supported.
[05:29] <mkquist> ty
[05:29] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: that shouldn't matter, a chipset is a chipset
[05:29] <LinuxNoob> how suz
[05:29] <cidtrips> LinuxNoob: lspci gives very generic name... lemme get pci ven id...
[05:29] <LinuxNoob> hi suz
[05:29] <HowardTheDuck> Optimus is graphics switching technology where the OS automatically toggles between integrated and discrete graphics based on power needs
[05:29] <LinuxNoob> is it nvdida or amd
[05:29] <LinuxNoob> thats all i need to know x_X
[05:29] <HowardTheDuck> it works on Windows 7
[05:30] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: interesting
[05:30] <HowardTheDuck> on Ubuntu both graphics cards remain active eating batter at best, at worst, Ubuntu won't boot
[05:30] <lev_> yep
[05:30] <HowardTheDuck> installing the Nvidia drivers on an Optimus lappy will break your install
[05:30] <notanark> #boobs
[05:30] <LinuxNoob> OOO WINdos, is my specialty, i can help out alot with that =/
[05:30] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: have you read this?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1586292
[05:30] <Gnea> !ot | notanark
[05:30] <dcg> adv0cate: I use mc as a file manager even on a gui system, it is much faster to navigate and do most filemanager type tasks.
[05:31] <BiPolah> As a note, don't try to open up 65MB files with gedit then scroll through them quickly.
[05:31] <rainspeaker> dcg: I posted the script on #sbts sorry it took me so long
[05:31] <cidtrips> LinuxNoob: bah, it's some uber fubard deal in an hp probook 4520s, device id 1413, vendor hp...
[05:31] <adv0cate> dcg, ok so how do i open the files inside of the terminal?
[05:32] <dcg> adv0cate: I would recommend hitting F9 and going into options -> config turning on "Drop down menus" and "use internal edit" and "Lynx-like motion" then hit save
[05:32] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: as I haven't used the optimus stuff yet, I'm curious as to how disabling the GPU wouldn't disable output to the screen
[05:32] <dcg> rainspeaker: np will be there in a moment
[05:32] <piercedwater> I have my server running behind 2 routers. (not the best idea, i know) I am unable to access my ssh server from outside the LAN. Can someone help me open the ports on the server to let me ssh in from outside the LAN?
[05:33] <Gnea> piercedwater: you need to set your routers up to accept it
[05:33] <BiPolah> Piercedwater: If I might ask, why are you using two routers? Or do you mean a router and a switch?
[05:33] <piercedwater> I have forwarded ports on both routers
[05:33] <Gnea> piercedwater: then it should work
[05:33] <rainspeaker> dcg: k thanks
[05:33] <HowardTheDuck> Gnea, well, Optimus is pretty much automatic switching between integrated Intel graphics on core-i3 and i5s and Geforce 310M.  Geforce 310M only kicks on when needed, like loading a game, to conserve battery
[05:33] <rajesh_> J_C: still no joy,
[05:33] <piercedwater> BiPolah: No, two routers. Because I bought the second router for future use and now I need a switch
[05:33] <dcg> adv0cate: highlight the file, then hit F3 to view it, F4 will allow you to edit the file, but won't work in some cases, (eg: compressed or binary files) experiment with caution.
[05:33] <cidtrips> LinuxNoob: but running 10.10 live from usb or cd works fine, but when I try to install, either KMS getting enabled or something completely much up all video.. I get command line login, then if I try to start X the system hangs (though ACPI events are still captured, so the system isn't locked up)
[05:34] <piercedwater> Gnea: is there anything in Ubuntu that would prevent me from sshing in?
[05:34] <HowardTheDuck> 310M in my case, could be any Nvidia mobile card I guess
[05:34] <d3javu> hi, i'm using compaq cq40 401ax notebook with linux 10.04 lts. i can't use built-in camera , maybe driver is not installed. i tried to find the model with lsusb but i can't identify it. can anyone help me with this problem?
[05:34] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: oooh, okay, so how does one go about disabling the GPU? in the BIOS?
[05:34] <BiPolah> Piercedwater: Could you not just set the second router up to function only as a switch?
[05:34] <rajesh_> J_C: I thing my display settings is not being detected
[05:34] <piercedwater> BiPolah: I have been trying to do that all night. Not sure how.
[05:34] <HiPotOk> greetings all
[05:34] <Gnea> piercedwater: not by default, just make sure sshd is installed and running
[05:34] <HowardTheDuck> Gnea, BIOS if able, yes.  My Dell Vostro 3500 BIOS has no option for that
[05:34] <dcg> adv0cate: there is a status bar at the bottom of the screen showing the common F key functions, there are a lot more things available on the menu (F9)
[05:34] <jimmer> Hello! anyone know if there is a way to undo the last package installation?
[05:34] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: is there a BIOS update for that system?
[05:35] <HowardTheDuck> so I'm kinda stuck with Windows for the forseable future.  No no BIOS update, I'm current
[05:35] <HiPotOk> looking for some infomation, do I just jump in and ask?
[05:35] <BiPolah> Piercedwater: Disable all the functions a router normally does: DHCP, NAT, port forwarding etc.
[05:35] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: that blows, at least you could use virtualbox
[05:35] <gsp2009> HiPotOk: go ahead and ask our question
[05:35] <HowardTheDuck> Gnea, yeah, but I'm lame.  I really miss my destkop cube lol
[05:35] <Gnea> lol
[05:35] <piercedwater> BiPolah: When I did that, I was unable to get an IP behind the router...
[05:35] <foxjaz> how do you disable the pad on ubuntu>
[05:36] <foxjaz> unity
[05:36] <tsolox> what's a good ubuntu10.04 harddisk space, granting i'll install most of the goodies that comes with it via the internet..???
[05:36] <tsolox> i'm setting up this box for my nephew..
[05:36] <HowardTheDuck> tsolox, how big is your hard drive?
[05:36] <foxjaz> 20G
[05:37] <HiPotOk> I am trying to do something I thought was simple, I created a directory /shares  ... now I just want to setup samba to share this and ONLY this one directory... I set permissions with chmod to 777 but GUI tells me that I can't share a folder I don't own "owner is root"
[05:37] <tsolox> HowardTheDuck: 500GB..but i'll dual boot..and my nephew has no internet connection..so i'll have all ready before shipping this to him.
[05:37] <HiPotOk> is there a easy quick fix to give anon access to this directory with SAMBA?
[05:37] <BiPolah> Hipotok: run chmod with sudo, or change yourself to the owner?
[05:37] <Gnea> HowardTheDuck: did you find this one yet? looks like it might possibly work... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1657660&highlight=optimus
[05:37] <llutz_> HiPotOk: setup samba correctly
[05:37] <tsolox> HowardTheDuck: i don't want to waste space ...
[05:38] <HowardTheDuck> tsolox, well I dual boot w/ 500 gigs, I give more room to Windows.
[05:38] <HowardTheDuck> even though I spend 90% of my time on the desktop in Ubuntu
[05:38] <LotusExige> Hey, I have been trying to setup a ligtweight gaming system for my 5 year old brother, and I am trying to dual boot Ubuntu Lucid & Windows XP SP3 Pro. I am trying to burn the XP .iso to the DVD, but the DVD is not recognized, and I have tried several. It is on a DVD-R/CD-R read/writer and I am using Memorex DVD-R's. what do you guys think?
[05:38] <BiPolah> tsolox: Can you use the entire hard drive or only part of it?
[05:38] <HiPotOk> llutz_ thx man... that was very helpful
[05:38] <llutz_> !samba | HiPotOk
[05:38] <bullgard> Synaptic: "plymouth is an graphical boot animation and logger." In what log file can I find the log entries which Plymouth has made?
[05:38] <tsolox> BiPolah: i have all
[05:38] <HiPotOk> ubottu: thx m8, I will check that link out...
[05:39] <tsolox> faizul: does this 20GB can cover most of the goodies that i will fetch with synaptics?
[05:39] <BiPolah> tsolox: Do the simple method then, set it all as a single partition mounted on /, but leave however much RAM you have to set as swap
[05:39] <HowardTheDuck> I know there are programs for Windows that will let it read ext4, but I rather just give more room to the ntfs partition
[05:39] <gsp2009> HiPotOk: check the repos for Samba Server Configuration Tool
[05:39] <BiPolah> tsolox: It's not necessary to set Ubuntu up with different partitions for /usr/ /tmp/ and so on
[05:40] <gsp2009> I am out.. g'night folks.
[05:40] <foxjaz> outsies
[05:40] <tsolox> BiPolah: i know. My question is ,how much is a decent ubuntu hd size, granting i'll fetch some good software in synaptics...
[05:40] <cidtrips> so I guess my question kind of changes, 10.10 runs fine from live environment, but once installed to the hd, it has issues inserting the intel_agp module and all graphics opperations hang... it uses the i915 driver and drm_kms_helper fine in a live env though...
[05:41] <tsolox> after this is over, no more net connection...once i ship this over...
[05:41] <tsolox> so i gotta fetch the goodies that ubuntu has...or whatever is in synaptics...
[05:41] <tsolox> well, i guess 20GB is optimal...
[05:41] <foxjaz> I downloaded lots of stuff already and used 25gigs
[05:42] <pnorman> HiPotOk: The guide I used for setting up samba on my 10.10 server is https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html
[05:42] <tsolox> foxjaz: like what stuff for example????
[05:42] <foxjaz> blender
[05:42] <foxjaz> lamp
[05:42] <tsolox> k..skip..others...k
[05:42] <tsolox> i'll probably need lamp
[05:42] <foxjaz> eclips
[05:42] <xrfang> could anyone tell me how to preload v4lcompat.so so that my webcam is started before gdm? I am trying pam-face-authentication
[05:42] <tsolox> hmmm...k
[05:42] <foxjaz> skype
[05:42] <llutz_> !lamp
[05:43] <d3javu> seems like v4l2_compat_ioctl32 <-- driver is actually loaded for the webcam but i can't use the webcam with cheese webcam booth.
[05:43] <tsolox> foxjaz: there has to be a giant app you have there...those are tiny
[05:43] <BiPolah> tsolox: Like I said, just set it as the entire space and leave some for swap. Any software you get will go into the Ubuntu partition...
[05:43] <tsolox> BiPolah: i'm gonna partition this box...with dual windows..
[05:44] <tsolox> i need to know how much to set for ub
[05:44] <woodyjlw> I removed volume control on my panel in ubuntu 10.04.  how do I put it back?
[05:44] <tsolox> once this is done..no more internet connection
[05:44] <BiPolah> tsolox: well, you said you could use the entire hard drive. How big is the drive?
[05:44] <pnorman> Is there an equivalent option to the -d option for du with the gnu du that comes with ubuntu?
[05:45] <tsolox> BiPolah: 500G
[05:45] <tsolox> BiPolah: and i'm about to partition now
[05:45] <Loshki> pnorman: what did the -d flag do?
[05:45] <tsolox> foxjaz: well, 20GB is decent...
[05:45] <BiPolah> tsolox: Ah, I'd recommend ubuntu, windows and data
[05:45] <AbhijiT> hi guys
[05:46] <pnorman> -d depth Display an entry for all files and directories depth directories deep.
[05:46] <AbhijiT> i run this video on thier home page http://www.elivecd.org/ but its not saved in my /tmp where to find that?
[05:46] <BiPolah> tsolox: I imagine about 40GB for Ubuntu, 60GB for Windows and 400GB for data
[05:46] <tsolox> you see, after this box is ship..it will no longer update..my bro has no net connection..
[05:46] <BiPolah> tsolox: And of course, swap for ubuntu
[05:46] <llutz_>  --max-depth=N pnorman
[05:46] <pnorman> Ah, thanks
[05:46] <llutz_> pnorman: man du
[05:47] <tsolox> BiPolah: i'll take 30GB...
[05:47] <woodyjlw> how do I add volume control back to top panel in ubuntu 10.04?
[05:47] <Loshki> pnorman: dunno, unless --max-depth=N does it...
[05:47] <BiPolah> tsolox: That's also fine
[05:47] <tsolox> but... foxjaz already downloaded much but just occupied 25G
[05:47] <xangua> woodyjlw: add the indicator to the panel
[05:47] <BiPolah> Woodyjlw: Right click the panel > Add To Panel... > Indicator Applet
[05:47] <sunit> can anybody tell me suitable server for ubuntu 10.04 LTS with hardware RAID configuration ?
[05:47] <woodyjlw> thanks that fixed
[05:47] <tsolox> tsolox: i think, 20GB is ok...
[05:48] <tsolox> sorry for the precision here..but once this is setup, it won't chang.
[05:48] <BiPolah> Sunit:  See my chat, please
[05:48] <tsolox> i'll setup this one time..and that's it!!
[05:48] <BiPolah> tsolox: If he won't be adding any more stuff to it, 20Gb is probably fine
[05:48] <sunit> Bipolah: ok
[05:48] <tsolox> BiPolah: that's it!!20G...thanks
[05:49] <tsolox> i'll fetch in synaptics..to optimize 20GB...then ship this box
[05:49] <tripelb> Hi. I have a logitech webcam. it works in windows. the video works in cheese. how do I get the audio working. (without the video is fine. I want to make a call with it.)
[05:49] <tripelb> 10,.04
[05:49] <BiPolah> Tsolox: If you run out of space while installing programs on Ubuntu, I don't think you will, then you can just extend it and shrink one of the other ones a bit with gparted
[05:49] <tripelb> Hi. I have a logitech webcam. it works in windows. the video works in cheese. how do I get the audio working. (without the video is fine. I want to make a call with it.) 10.04
[05:50] <paq7512> what does the ubuntu dvd include?
[05:50] <frobisher> #slackware
[05:51] <BiPolah> Paw7512: The LiveCD that can be ordered from ubuntu.com? I imagine it's just the same as what you'd get if you were to download and burn the .iso
[05:51] <xangua> paq7512: only the live cd content plus extra languages i believe, if i am wrong someone correct me
[05:51] <HiPotOk> looks like I got my samba problem solved... thx to everyone that helped
[05:52] <foxjaz> ok, sorry I can't count. 75gigs from from a 90gig partition
[05:53] <alejandro> can somebody help me with this plugin http://atdhenet.tv/6427/watch-family-guy
[05:53] <alejandro> ?
[05:53] <alpha7> I'm having problems with the Nvidia video driver.  Trying use separate screen. And when i restart I see two seperate desktop with their own different panels
[05:53] <AbhijiT> noe oone nkows?
[05:53] <AbhijiT> i run this video on thier home page http://www.elivecd.org/ but its not saved in my /tmp where to find that?
[05:53] <p11> I'm an idiot and somehow shut my torrents down on my seed box and am not smart enough to get them back up and running.  any help would be greatly appreciated..
[05:53] <AbhijiT> or dont want to tel? politics?
[05:53] <BiPolah> alejandro: What's wrong with it?
[05:54] <alpha7> Is there a light weight music player out there
[05:54] <alejandro> bipolah, if u go to the website it requires you to download an exe plugin, and wine will not allow me.
[05:54] <AbhijiT> damn!
[05:54] <alejandro> bipolah, have you heard of that website?
[05:54] <BiPolah> alejandro: No I haven't. Nor does it look particularly trustworthy. What error is WINE giving you?
[05:55] <alejandro> BiPolah, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Security/ExecutableBit
[05:55] <BiPolah> Ah
[05:55] <trench> alpha7: how basic you want it?
[05:55] <BiPolah> Right click the file > properties > permissions > allow running file as executable
[05:56] <alejandro> its a website to watch streaming shows etc
[05:56] <bazhang> alpha7, audacious
[05:56] <BiPolah> or chmod +x on it
[05:56] <alpha7> I'm having problems with the Nvidia video driver.  Trying use separate screen. And when i restart I see two seperate desktop with their own different panels
[05:57] <alpha7> bazhang> thanks its like winamp looking
[05:57] <trench> bazhang: light weight? :)
[05:57] <bazhang> trench, very much so, try it out
[05:58] <alpha7> bazhang or trench you have blog for linux?
[05:58] <trench> bazhang: i mostly use mpeg321 :)
[05:58] <cidtrips> alpha7: the nvidia driver has a setup tool that should have been installed under your system tab... that allows setting your system up as multiple servers, or single desktop.
[05:58] <trench> alpha7: i have www.google.com :)
[05:58] <no-name-> hi. I am using ubuntu-server with icewm and fluxbox and I would like to use it without a display manager but when I don't use a display manager I get no sound while when I do use one (xdm in this case) I do... anybody know how to get sound working without one?
[05:58] <alpha7> cidtrips But there is a problem when I want to have work with 2 monitor screen
[05:59] <b4tm4n> hai all
[05:59] <bazhang> alpha7, what about xrandr
[05:59] <alejandro> thanks bipolah
[06:01] <brophat> the 64 bit ubuntu file is the amd64 file?
[06:02] <cidtrips> alpha7: the xorg.conf file should have a config option named "TwinView"... there are dozens of examples of how to set it up...
[06:03] <brophat> the direct download file is called desktop-amd64.iso but the bittorrent file is called alternate-amd64.iso these are the same files?
[06:04] <WACOMalt> Help, my Ubuntu 10.04 Server seems to not want to ever resolve dependencies when soid apt-get
[06:04] <WACOMalt> *doing
[06:04] <bazhang> brophat, one is a live cd, the other is a text install only one
[06:04] <xangua> brophat: no
[06:04] <xangua> !alternate | brophat
[06:04] <WACOMalt> "sudo apt-get install php5 mysql-server apache2"  Returns a ton of packages that this one is dependant on, but it doesnt add them tobe downloaded!
[06:05] <negthorn> good morning
[06:05] <cidtrips> alright, trying to do 10.10 install directly from running 10.10 live that finds everything just fine... I'll be back when it still doesn't work...
[06:05] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: what does sudo apt-get install -f            do?
[06:05] <aerofly5> does anyone know how to compile .py files into an executable binary form? I am getting no response from anyone in #python or #programming
[06:05] <brophat> can i get the !LiveCD by bittorrent?
[06:05] <WACOMalt> Give me the same "Depends: php5-common (>= 5.3.2-lubuntu7.4) but it is not going ot be installed"
[06:06] <WACOMalt> sort of errors
[06:06] <xangua> brophat: yes
[06:06] <brophat> oh wait i see
[06:06] <brophat> it is just further down in the list
[06:06] <BiPolah> brophat: It's available from direct download and torrents
[06:06] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: this might be just because you have installed a later version
[06:06] <brophat> so the 64 bit ubuntu os file is called amd64?
[06:07] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: I mean an older version
[06:07] <BiPolah> Brophat: yes.
[06:07] <WACOMalt> pksadiq: apparantly I had a non finished email install that caused it, thanks!
[06:07] <WACOMalt> shimsham9898##
[06:07] <WACOMalt> whoops
[06:07] <abhilashm86> where is the mysql error log when i use phpmyadmin in ubuntu.......
[06:07] <brophat> ubuntu-10.10-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent  that is the 64 bit LiveCD ?
[06:08] <abhilashm86> 11:38 < VectorX> hi, i need to match a partcial db value to a provided string, how can i do that, ie if the value in the db is 'alp' it needs to be found in a string  provided in input 'alpha' starting from the start, something like,   WHERE dbvalue LIKE 'alpha%'
[06:08] <BigSexy> damn its registered
[06:09] <aerofly5> does anyone know how to compile .py files into an executable binary form?
[06:09] <WACOMalt> set them as executable
[06:09] <alejandro> big sexy does
[06:09] <WACOMalt> I thought
[06:09] <alpha7> anyone here knows the program for " windows " call everything is there is a similar program to that?
[06:10] <WACOMalt> wtf.. my VPS says it has no internet
[06:10] <WACOMalt> but Im on it via VNC
[06:10] <alpha7> Its like search engine for the computer
[06:10] <Rypervenche> How can I write a script to run "ffplay mmsh://bcr.website.net/RA0000XX" where it prompts me asking what digits I want in place of XX? There are a lot of radios, and I would like to make a script to run it quickly, but also be able to choose which ones I listen to.
[06:11] <trench> bash for dummies? :)
[06:11] <b4tm4n> fds
[06:11] <alpha7> anyone know a program similar to this http://www.voidtools.com/?
[06:11] <alpha7> http://www.voidtools.com/
[06:11] <FloodBot1> alpha7: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:11] <b4tm4n> why is code pasting made such a big deal??
[06:11] <pnorman> My ubuntu server seems to be rebooting when I start a large file copy over the network from my windows machine, but I'm not sure why. Any suggestions as to where to look?
[06:12] <trench> alpha7: man find
[06:12] <Wiseguy> because when its busy and 50 users are all pasting code and others are trying to ask questions its impossible to sort through things
[06:12] <alpha7> trench on "man find" on xterm?
[06:12] <trench> alpha7: yes
[06:13] <trench> alpha7: and search google for regular expression :)
[06:14] <pksadiq> Rypervenche: /join #bash
[06:14] <Rypervenche> pksadiq: thank you
[06:14] <pnorman> I just tried the copy again, and I get a message NOHZ: local_softirq_pending 08
[06:14] <alpha7> trench is there another way beside find cmd/
[06:15] <tortoise7> is there a way to restore the default desktop panels..... i have farkled mine into oblivion...    10.04 amd/64
[06:15] <pksadiq> !resetpanel | tortoise7
[06:15] <xangua> !panels | tortoise7
[06:17] <alejandro> is there a site for ubuntu where u can watch streaming live tv , like atdhe.tv?
[06:17] <tortoise7> pksadiq, xangua,
[06:18] <alpha7> anyone have problem with ubuntu software center?
[06:18] <tortoise7> thank YOU!!
[06:18] <Taffy> aerofly: i don't know how to do it through python but i'm almost certain c++ can but it's been awhile and i'm a newb with python
[06:18] <PieceOndabed> hey yall
[06:18] <alejandro> tortioise7, u talkin to me?
[06:18] <alpha7> USC where it ask for password and froze until you hit the close button its start to download and install
[06:18] <alpha7> where can i report something bug or error
[06:19] <zx1986> bugzilliza ?
[06:19] <pnorman> googling found that it might be a network card issue that I'm having (http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1682900)
[06:19] <bazhang> !bugs > alpha7
[06:22] <tortoise7> pksadiq, all is well  with the panels except NO sound slider.... suggestion?
[06:24] <alejandro> whats the best router to use for backtrack wifi?
[06:24] <alejandro> router adapter
[06:25] <rhinoceros> hello
[06:25] <bazhang> alejandro, try in the backtrack channel or in ##hardware
[06:25] <bazhang> !backtrack | alejandro
[06:25] <rhinoceros> i am having problems getting connected to the internet
[06:25] <alpha7> Is there a faster find program . light weight like "everything" for windows
[06:25] <bazhang> alpha7, faster than what
[06:25] <rhinoceros> i cant choose wireless
[06:26] <tortoise7> xangua, the sound slider and the Network connection indicator/changer did NOT return with the reset of the panels..... indicator applet does not make them
[06:26] <alpha7> bazhang like find command on terminal
[06:26] <WACOMalt> I just installed php5 apache2 and more, and put phpmyadmin in my var/www/ folder... but It says it couldnt start mysql?
[06:26] <rhinoceros> i just installed kubuntu
[06:27] <rhinoceros> any help?
[06:27] <WACOMalt> lol?
[06:27] <WACOMalt> oh
[06:27] <bazhang> rhinoceros, which chipset
[06:27] <alpha7> i wanna find all .mp3 files in all partation and hard drive and i wanna interact with the mp3 files
[06:27] <rhinoceros> chipset?
[06:27] <alpha7> I've tried with catfish its a bit slow
[06:27] <WACOMalt> of the wirless card
[06:27] <rhinoceros> what do you mena?
[06:27] <rhinoceros> what do you mena?
[06:28] <rhinoceros> what do you mean?
[06:28] <WACOMalt> Can anyone help me fix my MySql issues?
[06:28] <WACOMalt> google is your friend
[06:28] <dcg> alpha7: have you tried using "locate -i *.mp3"
[06:28] <WACOMalt> fidn out which chipset the wireless thing you are using has
[06:28] <rhinoceros> how
[06:28] <WACOMalt> with google
[06:28] <rhinoceros> i know google right
[06:28] <bazhang> rhinoceros, lspci in terminal
[06:28] <rhinoceros> i tried that obviously
[06:28] <bazhang> WACOMalt, dont recommend that here
[06:28] <rhinoceros> otherwise why would i be here
[06:28] <WACOMalt> oh :/
[06:29] <bazhang> !google > WACOMalt
[06:29] <WACOMalt> That's usually the answer
[06:29] <WACOMalt> that's how I find my chipset :/
[06:30] <alpha7> dcg however the problem is that the mp3 is scatter in all hard drive and partation and i can't interact with it in terminal
[06:30] <rhinoceros> ok
[06:30] <rhinoceros> ok
[06:30] <bazhang> rhinoceros, open a terminal (konsole in Kubuntu) and type lspci. paste.ubuntu.com with the output and give us the url
[06:30] <rhinoceros> now what?
[06:31] <rhinoceros> i cant....no internet to copy it to
[06:31] <WACOMalt> Any help with my issue? I followed http://alilknowhow.com/2010/05/11/the-easiest-way-to-install-a-lamp-server-in-ubuntu/ this guide and get stuck on trying phpmyadmin saying it cant connect to mysql
[06:31] <rhinoceros> ralink device 5390
[06:31] <bazhang> rhinoceros, then note it down and tell us here on a single line
[06:32] <rhinoceros> which part specificallly?
[06:32] <rhinoceros> thanks so much
[06:32] <dcg> alpha7: scattered across all drives is not a problem as long as locate has not been prevented from keeping info on the drives.
[06:32] <bazhang> rhinoceros, is the machine in question available for troubleshooting now? ie, on and running for that purpose?
[06:32] <dcg> alpha7: is there a reason that you can't use the terminal?
[06:33] <rhinoceros> i'm not sure what you mena
[06:33] <rhinoceros> mean
[06:33] <alpha7> dcg I wanna interact with files when i'm done finding them example locate / -iname '*.mp3'
[06:33] <bazhang> rhinoceros, to troubleshoot it, means we will try to get it to connect to the internet.
[06:33] <rhinoceros> well....yeah
[06:33] <alpha7> Where i can cut and paste or open them by double clicking it
[06:33] <rhinoceros> i cant even get the option
[06:33] <bazhang> rhinoceros, so in the terminal type ifconfig and report what you see there
[06:34] <WACOMalt> Is there a #php channel or #mysql? if so do they actually help?
[06:34] <rhinoceros> when i bring up network manager wireless is greyed out
[06:34] <bazhang> rhinoceros, we are using the terminal here, not the network manager
[06:34] <trench> WACOMalt: check if you have mysql running
[06:34] <rhinoceros> ok
[06:34] <WACOMalt> with top?
[06:35] <rhinoceros> what information from the terminal do you want
[06:35] <recognosco> WACOMalt: ps aux | grep mysql
[06:35] <dcg> alpha7: if that is the case then run locate -i "*.mp3" > /tmp/mp3files.txt then you can do what you like by opening /tmp/mp3files.txt in an editor.
[06:35] <rhinoceros> i cant give it all to you
[06:35] <WACOMalt> I hate my keyboard over VNC on this VPS... s and M dont work, and the onscreen keyboard wont load
[06:36] <Ziber> !lvmcreate
[06:36] <Ziber> !lvm
[06:36] <rhinoceros> hello
[06:36] <WACOMalt> who was that for?
[06:36] <koodough> LVM is great
[06:36] <dcg> alpha7: if there is more that you want to do with them that can be scripted you can use the same method then use something like "for F in $(cat /tmp/mp3files.txt); do cp $F /somewhere/$F; done"
[06:36] <Ziber> Myself, lol
[06:36] <WACOMalt> ah heheh
[06:37] <WACOMalt> ok.. how to type an s for this command.....
[06:37] <rhinoceros> help...
[06:37] <WACOMalt> I dont know how rhinoceros
[06:37] <bazhang> rhinoceros, just the three entries: lo wlan0 eth0
[06:37] <alpha7> dcg thanks
[06:38] <alpha7> dcg the files is denied
[06:38] <dcg> alpha7: please paste the exact error message
[06:38] <rhinoceros> i'm afraid i dont see that
[06:39] <alpha7> dcg got it working thanks :)
[06:39] <dcg> alpha7: that command I just gave you is just an example, you will need to adjust it to suit your needs
[06:39] <grendal_prime> does anyone know of a way to check a dvd for errors (quickly) and report where on the disk errors may exist?
[06:39] <sajwer> jkl
[06:39] <bazhang> rhinoceros, ifconfig in terminal? there are zero entries?
[06:39] <bazhang> grendal_prime, md5
[06:40] <rhinoceros> ok...one second
[06:40] <righteousRat> hey you guys...what exactly does touch do?   touch as in   the utility in linux
[06:40] <grendal_prime> ok.  like i have a movie dvd,  well actually about 5000 of them to be exact
[06:40] <llutz_> righteousRat: "man touch" tells you
[06:40] <righteousRat> llutz_ i did that but it doesnt tell much
[06:40] <pksadiq> righteousRat: I think it updates the last accessed time of the file
[06:40] <righteousRat> like what purpose would someone use it for
[06:40] <El_Angelo> hi, is there a way to add a raid array in a 'user-friendly' way (so like in the installer) on a machine that is already installed?
[06:40] <WACOMalt> why am I getting an XML error for EVERY page I load in firefox?
[06:41] <grendal_prime> sometimes they look like they wont play..and i run them through the cleaner. sometimes they look like they wont but they play anyway..other times i have a disk that looks brand new but it still wont play
[06:41] <llutz_> righteousRat: "info touch" may tell you more
[06:41] <dcg> alpha7: the other way you can do it is to use the "find" command which has an option "-exec" that is designed to do exactly this, only problem is it can be very hard to get working right as there are some serious quoting issues
[06:41] <righteousRat> thank you guys for help
[06:41] <recognosco> righteousRat:  man touch
[06:41] <WACOMalt> I say mysql in the list with ps auth
[06:41] <El_Angelo> and yes i know i could use mdadm... but that is not what i want to use...
[06:41] <WACOMalt> *saw
[06:41] <righteousRat> the reason i ask is because earlier i googles "how to create a file from the terminal" and someone said just use "touch filename"
[06:41] <grendal_prime> i would like to..if there was question...just throw the thing in a machine and have it do a high speed integrity check and if not..report where the data is not being read.
[06:42] <llutz_> righteousRat: thats a sideeffect. if a file doesn't exist, touch creates it
[06:42] <righteousRat> thats a pretty nice side effect...thank you
[06:42] <recognosco> righteousRat:  you could also do: > file.txt
[06:42] <llutz_> righteousRat: shorter to use ">file-to-create"
[06:42] <recognosco> that would create too
[06:42] <righteousRat> oh wow lol i forgot about that one
[06:42] <righteousRat> thanks you guys
[06:42] <righteousRat> all usefule tips
[06:42] <righteousRat> useful ...please pardon the typos
[06:43] <dcg> righteousRat: touch is usually used to either create an empty file (for various reasons like presetting permissions) or updateing timestamps. the latter is often used so that some other process (make for example) knows that the file has changed
[06:43] <tortoise7> bazhang, before i farkled my top and bottom panels.... i had the network connection app..... restoring the panels.... did not restore the network app.... i am not finding the location for it in order to add it to the top panel ...... pointer please, so that i may connect to the net again.
[06:43] <righteousRat> thanks dcg
[06:43] <recognosco> righteousRat:  touch will change the last modified timestamp of an existing file but if it doesn't exist, it will create one
[06:44] <Guest94134> tortoise7, did you tried indicator applet ?
[06:45] <tortoise7> Guest94134, yes,,, it onlygave me the monitor and mail..... no volume slider or network
[06:45] <WACOMalt> is ther a different remote desktop protocol I can use on Ubuntu rather than VNC?
[06:45] <righteousRat> do you guys know a really good website to learn about linux and all these utilities? i want to learn how to interact with my OS more through the programs i write; however, i don't know too much about how linux works, specifically ubuntu
[06:45] <WACOMalt> VNC fucks up my keyboard mappings
[06:45] <pksadiq> !ssh | WACOMalt
[06:45] <recognosco> last modified/access time. mainly it is a file timestamp utility.
[06:45] <WACOMalt> "remote desktop"
[06:45] <WACOMalt> not console
[06:45] <WACOMalt> I already use ssh
[06:45] <pksadiq> WACOMalt: I think ssh -X does any way check man ssh
[06:46] <El_Angelo> hi, is there a way to add a raid array in a 'user-friendly' way (so like in the installer) on a machine that is already installed?
[06:46] <WACOMalt> tried that
[06:46] <WACOMalt> enables -X server usage, but not graphically
[06:46] <dpb_> I'm back
[06:46] <zx1986> what is the different between sqlite & sqlite3 in Ubuntu ?
[06:47] <recognosco> righteousRat:  try http://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php it is good for beginners i think
[06:47] <Guest94134> tortoise7, ok, when i lost my network applet, i got it through indicator applet. thats why i suggested you that
[06:47] <righteousRat> thanks recognosco
[06:47] <pksadiq> !FreeNX | WACOMalt
[06:47] <WACOMalt> awesome thanks
[06:47] <rww> zx1986: sqlite is sqlite version 2. sqlite 3 is sqlite version 3.
[06:48] <_skpl> can someone tell me how to change my session from logging in automatically?
[06:48] <dpb_> trench:
[06:48] <tortoise7> Guest94134,  that has worked for other folks.... never (so far) for me..... no volume control  nor network access.... which is frustrating.
[06:49] <Guest94134> _skpl, system->administration->login screen
[06:49] <dpb_> trench: I'm back, and i've updated my bios (which was quite a chore without a working cd drive or floppy drive). I was able to boot just fine
[06:49] <recognosco> righteousRat:  also try to learn vi because it is one editor you'll find installed in all unix systems - good book for starters - "byte of vim"
[06:49] <zx1986> @rww I mean is there any detail have to be noticed ? like I used sqlite in php,  but now I upgrade to sqlite3, so I have to .... ?
[06:49] <dpb_> trench: I still get an error when I am going through boot about calling CWAP(1), but it doesnt cause any further problems that I can see
[06:49] <righteousRat> thanks recognosco
[06:50] <righteousRat> thats something i know i should do
[06:50] <nomad99> tortoise7: try nm-applet?
[06:50] <righteousRat> ive migrated to kate but really need to use vi
[06:50] <_skpl> Guest94134: i dont have that option in my administration menu
[06:50] <rww> zx1986: no idea. that's a rather niche subject :\
[06:51] <dcg> righteousRat: if I may suggest that you drop over to #inx and have a chat.  inx is a live CD distro that is designed to help people learn what the command line is and some of the tools that are available there
[06:51] <zx1986> #rww thanks! I googling it for more.
[06:51] <pksadiq> righteousRat: try here http://www.ccsf.edu/Pub/Fac/vi.html
[06:52] <Guest94134> _skpl , any thing that starts with log in?
[06:52] <righteousRat> hey cool link pksadiq
[06:52] <tortoise7> nomad99, running nm-applet .... returns:  2831  DEBUG: old state indicates that this was not a disconnect0
[06:53] <pksadiq> righteousRat: or after installing vim in your linux in terminla type vimtutor      everything is ther
[06:53] <righteousRat> nice
[06:53] <tortoise7> is there a way to initiate a network connection from the cli....so that i can at least get that machine back online?
[06:54] <Guest94134> tortoise7, may be you can try it with staylone tray.
[06:55] <tortoise7> Guest94134,   i do not see that here....
[06:55] <pksadiq> tortoise7: you can use wvdial or pon
[06:55] <belajar> hy all
[06:55] <Guest94134> tortoise7, where?
[06:55] <Guest94134> tortoise7, in staylonetray?
[06:56] <tortoise7> Guest94134. what is staylonetray?
[06:57] <hvnsweeting> I followed tut on FCM build the perfect server with u9.10, after installed squirrelmail, how to access it? there isn't firefox on Ubuntu Server. (I install Ubuntu server on Virtual Machine) tks!
[06:58] <pksadiq> hvnsweeting: in server you have the browser w3m installed, I think     use check w3m www.google.com      , I'm not sure
[06:58] <tortoise7> pksadiq, wvdial requires access to the net (apt-get) which i do not have... pon says that i am not a member of the 'dip' group.
[06:59] <pksadiq> tortoise7: try  sudo pppconfig
[06:59] <Guest94134> tortoise7, staylone tray is a tray for applications that is best suited for enlightenment. but you can try it in gnome also.
[06:59] <Guest94134> just install staylonetray and add nm-applet to it
[07:00] <hvnsweeting> pksadiq: thanks, but in the Tutorial i saw they use Firefox. HOw to do that?
[07:00] <recognosco> hvnsweeting: lynx, elinks and w3m are three termninal based browsers... elinks supports css 2.1 partially
[07:01] <pksadiq> hvnsweeting: how can a server use Firefox untill you install GUI?
[07:01] <pksadiq> hvnsweeting: I think only links2 have javascript support
[07:02] <recognosco> hvnsweeting: open the server address/ip on your browser
[07:02] <righteousRat> hey you guys...so many people wonder why i use linux and i cant really give them a proper answer....how do you guys answer people?  i mean so many friends of mine keep telling me to get a mac or argue about windows and macs...they then look at me like im crazy when i simply say linux is just better lol.
[07:02] <recognosco> with the squirrelmail port etc
[07:02] <pksadiq> !ot | righteousRat
[07:02] <hvnsweeting> pksadiq: http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-10.10-maverick-meerkat-ispconfig-3-p5
[07:03] <recognosco> righteousRat: windows is plain insecure. mac is secure but controlled. linux is secure and configurable beyond imagination.
[07:04] <tortoise7> pksadiq, is the only way to restore the network connection app to the top panel, to do a install of the os from the live cd ??
[07:04] <Ve2> Windows is more secure than OS X, at least windows has security updates.
[07:05] <pksadiq> !find network-panel
[07:05] <Ve2> Also on a purely human level, Mac users are allegedly 60%~ more likely to download and run malware of their own volition.
[07:05] <pksadiq> find gnome-networi
[07:05] <pksadiq> find gnome-network
[07:06] <bazhang> pksadiq, /msg ubottu please
[07:06] <warlock_handler> ok this might be totally out of place...  but  i am working on a school project.. and wanted to know.. on a ball park.. how much Micro soft might have spent to develop an operating system like 2008 r2
[07:06] <pksadiq> tortoise7: can you run gnome-network-admin? do ALT+F2
[07:06] <bazhang> warlock_handler, thats offtopic here try #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:07] <ayaka> excuse,I want to know some program to take screens
[07:07] <pksadiq> bazhang: ok, sorry
[07:07] <cidtrips> to whom it may concern... the intel i915 stuff with the totally fubard ubuntu install... blacklist intel_ips... works like a charm now
[07:07] <recognosco> warlock_handler: at least a couple of billion dollars, aggreagated over the time, i would assume?
[07:07] <bazhang> recognosco, please stay on topic
[07:07] <warlock_handler> bazhang, thnx
[07:07] <warlock_handler> recognosco, ohhh ok
[07:08] <WACOMalt> FreeNX is... maybe working?
[07:08] <WACOMalt> connected and just have a big black screen with a cursor
[07:08] <tortoise7> pksadiq, no such file or directory.
[07:08] <hvnsweeting> recognosco: thanks, i'm new to Ubuntu server. I've just installed it on Virtual Machine. So i can connect to it via my Desktop Firefox?
[07:09] <pksadiq> tortoise7: didn't reset panel work, after reset you might have to relogin
[07:09] <recognosco> hvnsweeting: try the IP of your vm on your browser
[07:09] <truepurple> Am I to understand that net install from unetbootin creates the basic file for downloading and installing ubuntu etc at the same time?
[07:09] <warlock_handler> recognosco, if i have to put a number on it?? and how do they ever plan to recover the cost.. considering linux has 96% market share.. and they have only 1%
[07:09] <recognosco> warlock_handler: off topic
[07:10] <tortoise7> pksadiq,   duh.... failed to relogin..... sheeesh.
[07:10] <warlock_handler> recognosco, sorry
[07:10] <recognosco> hvnsweeting: what vm are you using?
[07:10] <hvnsweeting> VirtualBOx
[07:11] <recognosco> then you might need to port forward
[07:12] <Gulfstream>  How do I set the super button to load the Search and Launch page in plasma-netbook?
[07:12] <recognosco> hvnsweeting: http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch06.html#network_nat  << see port forwarding
[07:12] <tortoise7> pasdiq, nope... relogin/reboot fails to restore network connection app in top panel.
[07:13] <Corky> xchat is odd
[07:13] <truepurple> Am I to understand that net install from unetbootin creates the basic file for downloading and installing ubuntu etc at the same time?
[07:13] <recognosco> hvnsweeting: given that you're using NAT or you can use bridging as well
[07:13] <truepurple> Is that a correct understanding?
[07:14] <recognosco> hvnsweeting: that would be more a virtualbox thing, so refer to their documentation
[07:14] <hvnsweeting> recognosco: oop.. I dont know how, I used samba to share file between XP on VirtualBox with my Ubuntu
[07:14] <hvnsweeting> recognosco: ok, thanks. I will try
[07:16] <celeryman90> anyone here to help?
[07:16] <alejandro> what does mike hawke mean?
[07:16] <Corky> ok this xchat is better
[07:17] <k1rk> celeryman90, what do you need help with?
[07:17] <Corky> it has a user list
[07:17] <hvnsweeting> recognosco: if i install Ubuntu Server on my Desktop, which address should i use to connect it by my laptop
[07:17] <Corky> cool
[07:17] <tortoise7> the network app that lives on the top panel is 'fed' from where.... and can cli invoke it?
[07:17] <celeryman90> ubuntu 10.10 netbook remix wireless
[07:17] <k1rk> Corky, you mean the list of people in channel...?
[07:17] <k1rk> celeryman90, I'm running Ubuntu 10.10 desktop on my eeePC...
[07:17] <recognosco> what OS do you have on your desktop?
[07:17] <k1rk> celeryman90, what is your issue with the wireless?
[07:18] <truepurple> Can anyone please help me with my inquiry about netinstall and unetbootin
[07:18] <celeryman90> installed on acer aspire one.. wireless worked for install, once restarted and booted tries to connect to network and times out asking for password
[07:19] <Gulfstream>  How do I set the super button to load the Search and Launch page in plasma-netbook?
[07:19] <vamsi> hi
[07:19] <hvnsweeting> recognosco: Ubuntu
[07:19] <k1rk> celeryman90, what's the model of the laptop?
[07:19] <vamsi> i am facing ubuntu display problem please check out this more details https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/145080
[07:19] <hvnsweeting> recognosco: all my computer use Ubuntu
[07:19] <recognosco> hvnsweeting: ifconfig
[07:20] <celeryman90> its an Acer Aspire One netbook
[07:20] <k1rk> celeryman90, it would be easier for us to help if we knew what the wireless chipset was...
[07:20] <k1rk> If you can, boot up to a livecd real quick and open a terminal, and do "lspci" and pastebin the output.
[07:20] <k1rk> Then we can determine why it's not loading on reboot.
[07:20] <celeryman90> atheros   one sec for any other info
[07:21] <k1rk> I think Atheros is mostly supported now though...
[07:21] <truepurple> May I please have some help? Perhaps you would help me k1rk?
[07:21] <k1rk> truepurple, I didn't see your question. what was it?
[07:21] <vamsi> can any one slow my issue with ubuntu ?
[07:21] <hvnsweeting> recognosco: ok, thanks
[07:21] <truepurple> Am I to understand that net install from unetbootin creates the basic file for downloading and installing ubuntu etc at the same time?
[07:21] <vamsi> solve*
[07:22] <truepurple> Is that a correct understanding of netinstal k1rk?
[07:22] <k1rk> truepurple, netinstall from unetbootin...
[07:22] <k1rk> That's that one flash drive tool...
[07:22] <truepurple> Yes
[07:22] <k1rk> netinstall I believe is "mini.iso" which is only a few megs and downloads packages as needed during setup.
[07:22] <k1rk> I imagine it would turn a  flash drive into a bootable mini.iso
[07:23] <k1rk> But I can't say I've done that.
[07:23] <celeryman90> yeah  everything shows up fine  i can find my network and all that but when i type in the password for network it tries to connect then kicks back to the password input screen
[07:23] <k1rk> truepurple, I installed ubuntu on a flash drive one time, but I did it by selecting it as a partition in the normal installation routine.
[07:23] <truepurple> So I download this miniiso and I can install and download the rest at the same time on a blank HDD?
[07:23] <k1rk> celeryman90, oh... what kind of encryption are you using on your network?
[07:24] <celeryman90> wep  pass is the one on the 2wire att modom
[07:24] <vamsi> solve this issue i am facing with ubuntu https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/145080
[07:24] <k1rk> truepurple, maybe I'm tired but that didn't make sense to me... mini.iso is a small installer that downloads packages from the Internet.  The benefit is it's quick to make and the packages are up to date. The installation will take awhile on a slow connection, however.
[07:25] <k1rk> celeryman90, and it works during setup?  Do you get an IP address from the router?
[07:25] <truepurple> Can this be done from boot without a OS?
[07:25] <etheretic> Does anyone know how to configure which station the gnome clock weather function is using?
[07:25] <k1rk> truepurple, mini.iso loads up a linux installer. Then it detects your networking and uses the Internet repositories for everything else.
[07:25] <llutz_> truepurple: mini.iso/netinstall is an OS
[07:25] <twager> !nvidia
[07:26] <nomad99> truepurple: yes,with bios-set to usb once booted it is correct
[07:26] <celeryman90> not currently cause it wont connect..
[07:26] <k1rk> celeryman90, if you do ifconfig what do you get back?
[07:26] <alpha7> anyone know how to auto mount hard drive when computer starts up
[07:26] <truepurple> What FS does unetbootin use?
[07:26] <llutz_> truepurple: you boot that from USB and it will let you install all the stuff, loading it from internet instead of getting it from cd/dvd
[07:26] <alpha7> every single time its not mounted i have to manually double click on the paration
[07:27] <k1rk> alpha7, you need to edit /etc/fstab, or else make a startup script in /etc/init.d to run the mount command. Take your pickk.
[07:27] <k1rk> *pick
[07:27] <celeryman90> i get etho0 and lo and wlan0  all with info
[07:27] <k1rk> celeryman90, and no IP addresses?
[07:27] <truepurple> And with netinstall, I can also get the partitioning tool required to set up the HDD, right llutz_?
[07:27] <celeryman90> negative
[07:27] <k1rk> truepurple, yes...it's a Ubuntu installer.
[07:27] <alpha7> k1rk how would edit my /etc/fsab or the init.d file
[07:27] <k1rk> truepurple, the ONLY difference is the package files are not on the cd. everything else is just like an 'alternate cd' installer basicaly.
[07:28] <k1rk> *basically
[07:28] <llutz_> truepurple: thats what the installer is for
[07:28] <k1rk> alpha7, you probably don't want to edit /etc/fstab if you're asking that question... you could fuck up your machine that way.
[07:28] <truepurple> llutz, what FS does unetbootin use?
[07:28] <celeryman90> im using my u 10.04 on my laptop to chat, the aspire is next to me so i cant copy paste for you
[07:28] <k1rk> !fstab alpha7
[07:28] <k1rk> Does that work?
[07:29] <alpha7> nope
[07:29] <k1rk> !fstab | alpha7
[07:29] <k1rk> There we go.
[07:29] <k1rk> !init.d | alpha7
[07:29] <alpha7> tx
[07:29] <k1rk> oh nothing for that eh?
[07:29] <k1rk> lol
[07:29] <k1rk> They're phasing out /etc/init.d/
[07:29] <llutz_> truepurple: ? unetbootin just writes the mini-iso to an usb-device, idk what fs it uses (who cares?)
[07:29] <k1rk> I still use it... lol
[07:29] <FloodBot1> k1rk: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:29] <vamsi> any one reply ?
[07:29] <k1rk> Ahhhhhhhh.
[07:29] <alpha7> lol
[07:29] <recognosco> celeryman90: is your network hidden?
[07:30] <recognosco> celeryman90: are you using kde-netbook?
[07:30] <truepurple> llutz_ if it uses fat32, it will only see 4gb of a 8gb flash drive, right?
[07:30] <sunit__> Can anybody tell me Ubuntu 10.04 LTS certified hardware with RAID configuration ?
[07:30] <llutz_> truepurple: why?
[07:30] <k1rk> alpha7, fstab isn't hard to edit. If you can't figure it out or you don't feel confident you can pm me sometime.  I don't have long tonight...I'm really dead tired. I'm just stopping in because I don't want to sleep. xP
[07:30] <celeryman90> no reco  its not  it shows on the wireless dropdown  and its UNR 10.10
[07:30] <truepurple> llutz_ I don't know why, that is just what I was told before, are you saying that is wrong?
[07:30] <llutz_> truepurple: the mini.iso ist just 50MB, so how does it matter?
[07:31] <truepurple> The rest of the space on the flash drive I wish to use for other things...
[07:31] <llutz_> truepurple: fat32 has a filesize limit of 4gb, thats right. it doesn't matter in this case at all
[07:31] <k1rk> alpha7, anyone here who's techy should be able to help you edit fstab.  It's not that bad.
[07:31] <recognosco> celeryman90: could connect with iwconfig?
[07:31] <truepurple> Does unetbootin use fat32?
[07:31] <k1rk> alpha7, if you're comfy with pico\nano, use that. "nano /etc/fstab"
[07:31] <llutz_> truepurple: you need that usb-drive once for installation. after its done, you can use it for whatever you want again
[07:31] <k1rk> alpha7, basically you'll need to know your filesystem type (ext3, ext4, etc) and your hardware location. (/dev/sdb1, etc)
[07:32] <truepurple> I may wish to keep the linux install on it
[07:32] <celeryman90> nope shows connections but no info
[07:32] <llutz_> truepurple: so you want install ubuntu TO that usb-drive?
[07:32] <truepurple> Maybe
[07:32] <truepurple> Do you know if it uses fat32?
[07:32] <k1rk> truepurple, do you want it to run like a Live CD or be persistent. (ie, you can change files)
[07:32] <k1rk> truepurple, those are two different procedures.
[07:32] <llutz_> truepurple: in that case (if that works) it will have to use an unix-fs like ext4
[07:33] <k1rk> llutz_, it can be done.
[07:33] <truepurple> If I make it a live CD, can I still download other things to it?
[07:33] <k1rk> llutz_, I corrupted a 16GB kingston flash drive in about a year, with no swap file, and a tmpfs /tmp and firefox cache. So I wouldn't count on it lasting long.
[07:33] <llutz_> k1rk: netinstall from the same usb-drive you're installing TO? nice, never needed this
[07:33] <k1rk> I used it every few days at school \ for troubleshooting.
[07:33] <k1rk> llutz_, no didn't quite do that. but you can.
[07:34] <kgroll> Sorry to just jump in w/ everybody else asking questions, but can anybody help me enable my wireless ethernet card in Ubuntu 10.10?
[07:34] <k1rk> llutz_, basically you'd need to boot from a cd though...you need to be able to partition the flash drive.
[07:34] <llutz_> k1rk: installing TO USB is easy
[07:34] <k1rk> llutz_, I know, I thought that's what he was doing.
[07:34] <k1rk> That's why I was confused as tto why he's making it so confusing. lol
[07:34] <aaron_> i need some help - the gui adminstration dialogue does not recognize my password
[07:34] <truepurple> I wouldn't be installing onto the USB flash drive a full fledged ubuntu
[07:34] <llutz_> truepurple: would you please state what your going to do exactly?
[07:35] <k1rk> truepurple, I did. :P  It ran fine for awhile.
[07:35] <truepurple> I am asking about my options, I haven't decided yet
[07:35] <k1rk> truepurple, if you don't use a journaling filesystem, and you don't have swap, it's not THAT bad.
[07:35] <truepurple> Still not what I want to do
[07:35] <recognosco> celeryman90: iwlist shows nothing?
[07:35] <k1rk> truepurple, it's linux. Your options are limitless if you're willing to work at it. :P
[07:36] <truepurple> If I make my USB flash drive into a live CD, will I also be able to store other files onto the drive?
[07:36] <k1rk> Yes...
[07:36] <tool> need help with the following: http://pastebin.com/jhQ3pF2K
[07:36] <k1rk> truepurple, you could either A) make it persistent... entirely
[07:36] <_jesse_> truepurple: yeah
[07:36] <k1rk> truepurple, or B) make a separate partition to use as storage for files.
[07:36] <aaron_> if I run "sudo synaptic" then the password works fine, but if I select synaptic from the gui menu then the password is not accepted... any help?
[07:36] <celeryman90> iwlist show multiple [interface] from top to bottom
[07:36] <truepurple> k1rk I don't understand what you mean by A
[07:37] <recognosco> truepurple: these aren't actually "ubuntu" related questions.
[07:37] <MaslowK> Hey guys, is this the official ubuntu help channel?
[07:37] <truepurple> You mean a full fledged ubuntu install onto the flash drive k1rk?
[07:37] <k1rk> mhm
[07:37] <_jesse_> someone doesn't know how to read the topic ;)
[07:38] <celeryman90> okay, so i finished the after install update and tried again and im connected..... thank you to all... this is why i love ubuntu  thanks again
[07:38] <llutz_> _jesse_: have you ever seen one reading it?
[07:38] <ejv> MaslowK: yes
[07:38] <MaslowK> Cool beans.
[07:38] <_jesse_> llutz_: touche
[07:38] <tool> need help with the following: http://pastebin.com/jhQ3pF2K
[07:38] <recognosco> celeryman90: didn't get what you did but awesome
[07:38] <k1rk> truepurple, yes that's what I mean.
[07:38] <MaslowK> I just have a quick question concerning getting a wireless usb dongle working with ubuntu
[07:38] <truepurple> So a live install does mean that all the space on the partition used by the live install, is unuseable by anything else k1rk?
[07:38] <ejv> !ask | MaslowK
[07:39] <k1rk> truepurple, nah, you only need 700MB for a live cd iso.
[07:39] <rabbitea1> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGwurS6b73Q
[07:39] <klobster> I am looking for packages I can uninstall to get my base sytstem below 1GB.  Any advice?
[07:39] <MaslowK> Alright then, here goes.
[07:39] <klobster> I have removed OO.org and CUPS (it's a netbook), but I am still at 2.5GB
[07:39] <k1rk> truepurple, you can either install it full out (then you can use aptitude and have changes saved, etc.) or you can make a different partition and use the flash drive, as a flash drive, from within your pen drive live cd.
[07:39] <_jesse_> tool: that is not a screensaver; that is a visualization of a commit tree
[07:39] <truepurple> k1rk does that need to be on its own partition because it allows no other data though?
[07:39] <k1rk> truepurple, you can have more than one partition on a usb drive...
[07:39] <aaron_> klobster are you running desktop?
[07:40] <bullgard> tool: This is no screen saver. This is a program to visualize relationship between several entities. It may refer to relationships between participants in an IRCs. But I am not sure about the latter.
[07:40] <truepurple> I know that, but that is not what I asked k1rk
[07:40] <k1rk> truepurple, sorry... tired.  what did you ask?
[07:40] <truepurple> Does live install only allow its own disk image and no other data on its particular partition?
[07:40] <k1rk> If you install a "live cd" that can't be modified...then yes.
[07:41] <k1rk> Typically the ISO has its own partition in every live usb implementation I've ever seen.
[07:41] <bullgard> s/an IRCs/IRC channels/
[07:41] <aaron_> if I run "sudo synaptic" then the password works fine, but if I select synaptic from the gui menu then the password is not accepted... any help?
[07:41] <k1rk> Anyone waiting to talk to me - I will be back shortly...
[07:41] <truepurple> k1rk Does that mean as a disk image, its unalterable, and uninfectable, just like a real CD?
[07:42] <_jesse_> aaron_: strange, what about running `gksudo synaptic` from the cli?
[07:42] <MaslowK> I have " "Realtek RTL8191SU Wireless LAN 802.iin USB 2.0 Network Adapter", which apparently uses the realtek 819x chipset, and I cant get it working in ubuntu. It isnt recognized and installed automatically, and using ndiswrapper with windows drivers doesnt work.
[07:42] <ejv> people use synaptic? O_o
[07:42] <MaslowK> I did at one point find linux drivers for a similar chipset but it didnt work so well
[07:43] <_jesse_> ejv: haha do you have a more preferred gui package manager?
[07:43] <bullgard> aaron_: May be restarting gdm will help. Otherwise look into /var/log/messages.
[07:43] <MaslowK> So I'm guessing A) I dont know how to use ndiswrapper right, or B) I need to find proper linux drivers and a decent guide to installing them.
[07:44] <ejv> _jesse_: not really :)
[07:44] <aaron_> _jesse_: gksudo works fine, however the dialogue box is slightly different - selecting synaptic from the gui gives a dialogue box that includes options to remember the password for the session, doesn't matter what I choose there, the dialgoue doesn't recognize my password
[07:44] <truepurple> llutz, does it being a live CD disk image mean, its unalterable, and uninfectable, just like a real CD?
[07:44] <ejv> MaslowK: which version of ubuntu?
[07:44] <llutz_> truepurple: idk, i don't use those live-cds
[07:44] <_jesse_> aaron_: Mmm true, I'm not super familiar with that aspect of gnome
[07:44] <truepurple> Anyone else know?
[07:44] <MaslowK> ejv: 10/10
[07:44] <MaslowK> *10.10
[07:45] <ejv> MaslowK: uname -ra
[07:45] <recognosco> truepurple: no one else knows sorry
[07:45] <ejv> disk images are not unalterable, no
[07:45] <MaslowK> ejv: I havent used linux in years, im not familiar with that command
[07:45] <truepurple> So to get a linux install from a USB flash drive, there is live CD, netinstall, anything else?
[07:45] <ejv> MaslowK: just run it, it'll spit out your current kernel and architecture
[07:46] <llutz_> MaslowK: try "sudo modprobe r8192s_usb"
[07:46] <recognosco> truepurple: yes. usb-creator
[07:46] <ejv> MaslowK: details you always want to include when describing a driver problem, FYI
[07:47] <recognosco> truepurple: sudo apt-get install usb-creator-common
[07:47] <eldhian> how about setting wireless printer??
[07:47] <MaslowK> llutz_: After just plugging in the card or after trying to install drivers?
[07:47] <eldhian> any body have tutorial?
[07:47] <llutz_> MaslowK: after pluggin in the card
[07:47] <aaron_> bullgard: restarting gdm didn't work - I logged out in again, same issue
[07:47] <jon8> is there an easy way from console, to list a directoy and grep it to only list empty filenames
[07:47] <truepurple> recognosco, I am not currently running linux or have linux installed
[07:47] <MaslowK> And thats to see if it recognizes it at all?
[07:48] <aaron_> the admin dialogue box from the gui menu is different the standard admin dialogue box, say from gksudo
[07:48] <MaslowK> Im gonna have to reinstall ubuntu anyway before doing any of this
[07:49] <recognosco> truepurple: you can't learn linux by asking too many questions but not trying. break something. fix it. that's the proper way.
[07:49] <MaslowK> Would probably be helpful if I were actually on the internet with nix
[07:49] <ejv> MaslowK: why reinstall?
[07:49] <bullgard> aaron_: I don't know then. I'd look for an error message.
[07:49] <truepurple> recognosco: My searches for USB creator seem to suggest its just a program for creating a USB live CD, did I search wrong?
[07:49] <MaslowK> ejv: I uninstalled it after failing to figure out my wireless cards
[07:49] <ejv> MaslowK: there's an easy fix, just requires going to the vendor website and doing some compiling
[07:50] <MaslowK> Well, one more question then
[07:50] <MaslowK> Would doing the install via wubi cause any issues with this?
[07:50] <MaslowK> Too lazy to go through and do a "real" install if I dont have to
[07:50] <ejv> MaslowK: i can't comment on wubi, having never used it
[07:50] <forcex> so is ne one using BlackBuntu?
[07:50] <ejv> MaslowK: but i don't believe so
[07:51] <llutz_> MaslowK: if theres no real need, don't use wubi
[07:51] <ejv> !offtopic | forcex
[07:51] <recognosco> truepurple: just try. break it. then ask questions.
[07:51] <k1rk> truepurple, I am back for the record.
[07:51] <k1rk> Yeah, I'm with recognosco
[07:51] <MaslowK> Well, I'm gonna start installing wubi now
[07:51] <ejv> wubi existed long after i dumped microsoft windows, you kids get to use all the fun toys these days to migrate ;)
[07:51] <MaslowK> Bah
[07:52] <ejv> (insert obligatory walking in the snow uphill both ways comment and get off my lawn)
[07:52] <MaslowK> I actually prefer installing it clean
[07:52] <forcex> lol Ubuntu is so easy it makes windows look like the wheel compaired to a porch.
[07:52] <llutz_> wubi is more likely a crappy thing driving you into trouble, than a "fun toy" (so my expereince here from user issues with it)
[07:52] <MaslowK> But eh, its easier with wubi. Plus I dont have to kill a blank disc to do it
[07:52] <ejv> MaslowK: anyways i'd go to the realtek website and download the latest drivers
[07:52] <truepurple> k1rk: If I wanted to install from a possibly (but possibly not) infected windows to a USB flash drive to install ubuntu onto a fresh HDD, what would be the best way to make sure any infection didn't carry over? Or are they about the same?
[07:53] <MaslowK> And hopw they have it in source form and can be compiled in linux?
[07:53] <forcex> to <MaslowK>
[07:53] <forcex> you don't have to kill a disc
[07:53] <forcex> use a USB flash drive
[07:53] <MaslowK> I dont have a flash drive
[07:53] <recognosco> forcex: i think KDE4 is the best looking desktop manager right now. beats windows and os x.
[07:53] <MaslowK> Yes I'm poor
[07:53] <MaslowK> lol
 you can use a sd card or any thing that plugs in usb
[07:54] <aaron_> I get these messages in /var/log/messages: pam_sm_authenticate: Called ... pam_sm_authenticate: username = [aaron] ... pam_sm_authenticate: /home/aaron is already mounted
[07:54] <MaslowK> Aaand i dont even have one of those ._.
[07:54] <MaslowK> Also
[07:54] <truepurple> k1rk: Did you catch that last question?
[07:54] <k1rk> truepurple, I wouldn't think the ubuntu usb install would have too much of a risk from stuff like that.
[07:54] <k1rk> Yeah, I was just getting settled.
 lol that is rough.
[07:54] <MaslowK> IIRC this motherboard doesnt even pick up USB devices as drives ;/
[07:54] <k1rk> Just took a hard water shower because the softener decided to recharge since it's 2am...lol
 don't know how I'd do it with out.
[07:55] <MaslowK> Its pretty shitty
[07:55] <Besogon> people. I'm trying to set up a ssh server and have found X11forwarding feature. Do you know it is possible to use X on remote Windows client?
[07:55] <ejv> MaslowK: latest driver from the vendor website is RTL8191SU_usb_linux_v2.6.6.0.20101111.zip
[07:55] <vish> !language | MaslowK
[07:55] <ejv> MaslowK: should work perfectly
[07:55] <k1rk> Besogon, Yeah...
[07:55] <llutz_> Besogon: youll need a xserver for win like xming
[07:55] <truepurple> k1rk: So live CD install verses net install (both from USB flash drive) would both carry the same minimal risk of infection carry over you think?
 time to invest in a USB, probably saves me 80$$ a year not buying them lol
[07:55] <klobster> I only have 5.2GB of space on my SSD and i'm hoping to get my vanilla install of kubuntu under 1 GB.  It's a CR-48, if it matters.  Any advice on what software to remove?
[07:55] <Besogon> llutz, thanks
[07:55] <recognosco> truepurple: unless you install wine, it shouldn't infect your linux. windows binary wont execute in linux.
[07:56] <k1rk> truepurple, I would be really surprised if anything carried over in any way.
[07:56] <k1rk> Definitely wouldn't infect your ubuntu install.
[07:56] <k1rk> Maybe other windows that uses the flash drive, depending on the type of infection.
[07:56] <histo> recognosco: even a virus in wine won't infect linux.
 have you looked in to alternates to ubuntu?  Puppy Linux maybe?
[07:56] <k1rk> recognosco, yeah, it'll only infect that users .wine folder
[07:56] <truepurple> recognosco: There aren't bilingual OS infections that work on multiple OS?
[07:56] <recognosco> k1rk: only way i can think is, it might infect wine environment.
[07:56] <MaslowK> ubottu: I apologize, its the alcohol talking.
[07:57] <k1rk> truepurple, a virus is just an application. It's not gonna be multi platform.
[07:57] <histo> !virus | recognosco
[07:57] <recognosco> histo: that's why you need something like clamav on mail gateways
[07:58] <truepurple> k1rk: Right, just a application, and applications can speak multiple languages of different OS, they have to be written for that of course, but you can find such apps, so I would think the same would go for infections
[07:58] <k1rk> truepurple, not really...it's either an exe or it's a bash script dude lol
[07:58] <k1rk> truepurple, multi-platform apps have to be compiled for that platform.
[07:58] <recognosco> truepurple: what did you just say?
[07:59] <ejv> can you guys take this to offtopic pretty please :)
[07:59] <recognosco> truepurple: you need to read about plaforms and architecture
[07:59] <truepurple> recognosco you want me to copy/paste what I just said?
[07:59] <k1rk> truepurple, this is downright paranoia. hopefully your virus doesn't transmit itself to all of us through IRC as well. :D
[07:59] <MaslowK> As far as WM's go, what do you guys prefer? Between lxde, gnome, kde and xfce.
[07:59] <recognosco> MaslowK: i like kde because it's pretty
[07:59] <k1rk> truepurple, while it's at it, maybe it could hop on your TV tuner box if that happens to be running java.
[07:59] <ejv> MaslowK: questions like that aren't supported here, please ask in #ubuntu-offtoipc
[07:59] <ejv> Mallowcheeks: #ubuntu-offtopic *
[08:00] <truepurple> k1rk Ok, I will take your word for it then. But please don't mistake my ignorance and caution for parania.
[08:00] <rabbitea1> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SKLsbQQRZ4
[08:00] <MaslowK> ejv: Sorry, more of a generic question
[08:00] <MaslowK> lol
[08:00] <recognosco> truepurple: it might even infect your router
[08:00] <truepurple> k1rk and the sarcastic hyperbole is a bit unnecessary
[08:00] <k1rk> truepurple, I found it to be entirely necessary. :P
[08:00] <recognosco> truepurple: i'll have to agree with kirk
[08:00] <truepurple> Well me too, but I was trying to be generous
[08:01] <k1rk> truepurple, Generous to who?
[08:01] <Gnea> foobar.
[08:01] <truepurple> generous in my wording when I described it as "a bit unnessary"
[08:02] <k1rk> truepurple, I'm not questioning your "intensity" adjective. I'm questioning the "un" in front of "necessary"
[08:02] <k1rk> :P
[08:02] <recognosco> truepurple: burn a cd.
[08:02] <truepurple> Anyway, thanks for your help, I suppose your help excuses your making fun of me now :p
[08:02] <forcex> so ne one tried BlackBuntu yet?
[08:03] <k1rk> truepurple, anytime.
[08:03] <truepurple> recognosco I can't burn a CD
[08:03] <recognosco> truepurple: ask someone else to burn it for you.
 how can you not burn a CD?
[08:03] <truepurple> I don't know anyone right now like that
[08:03] <Gnea> forcex: never heard of it, looks like fun
[08:03] <truepurple> Its a really really really old PC
[08:04] <k1rk> truepurple, it's a really really old PC, but it can boot to a usb stick?
[08:04] <brophat> if i want to install the ubuntu 64 bit do I have to change something in my bios to make the processor operate in 64 bit mode?
[08:04] <truepurple> That is a laptop/desktop hybrid
[08:04] <k1rk> that's...odd
[08:04] <Gnea> k1rk: systems can boot to usb now that couldn't previously
[08:04] <truepurple> This PC can't boot to USB I am sure, but the new PC I am making it for I am sure can
[08:04] <forcex> Gnea> it is blowing my mind right now.  It is very much like standard ubuntu 10.10 but with a LOT of extras.
[08:05] <llutz_> brophat: no
[08:05] <recognosco> truepurple: the only way you can be sure that you have a safe system is by writing your own compiler and then building your own operating system using it. it's something  brian kernighan had said
[08:05] <Gnea> forcex: awesome, wonder if they have their own support channel?
[08:05] <brophat> llutz i tried loading ubuntu live 64 bits and it took a long time i had to cancel
[08:05] <Gnea> forcex: lulz, #blackbuntu, one person there
[08:05] <truepurple> recognosco: Please, I am at hyperbole overload here.
[08:05] <k1rk> truepurple, you could do as Recognosco suggests... make your own OS.  Call it "Trubuntu" and offer a support channel.
[08:05] <k1rk> See you in a few years.
 Yep seperate web site and all. Just can't find the channel yet.  Playing to much. lol
[08:05] <k1rk> xD
[08:06] <recognosco> xD
[08:06] <Gnea> forcex: yeah, that's actually the support channel
[08:06] <k1rk> recognosco, (then we all find out "trubuntu" is just Ubuntu with a different Gnome theme.)
[08:07] <k1rk> (because he blew his whole budget on sandwiches.)
[08:07] <Gnea> k1rk: at least put something decent on it, like E17
[08:07] <recognosco> but it would have it's replacent for gcc
[08:07] <recognosco> replacement*
[08:07] <recognosco> i need sleep
[08:08] <Gnea> in soviet russia, sleep needs you!
[08:08] <k1rk> I need to get up in 6 hours because I need to go somewhere...
[08:08] <k1rk> So I'd better go too.
[08:08] <truepurple> Its weird though, I have a 8gb flash drive partitioned as one, and its fat32. One of you said you can't get above 4gb with fat32?
 yea but ist very new so most the ppl out there are probably doing what I am with it right now.
 the VNC viewer on it is very adaptable and thats been a lot of fun on local networks.
[08:09] <igorb> hey
[08:09] <k1rk> truepurple, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAT_32#FAT32
[08:09] <recognosco> fat32 supports upto 2TB
[08:09] <llutz_> truepurple: fat32 has a filesize limit of 4gb, partitions can be up to 8TB
[08:09] <igorb> how is going there
[08:10] <recognosco> 8TB is it now? wow
[08:10] <recognosco> still thoought 2TB
[08:10] <k1rk> Good night folks.
[08:10] <forcex> GN Kirk
[08:10] <recognosco> gnight
[08:11] <forcex> GN <Clrk>
[08:11] <llutz_> recognosco: 2^43 Bytes
[08:11] <Blinkiz> Hi. Am looking for the kind like cron job tool that can schedule something to run for example now+1 min. The command is only two letter. What is it?
[08:11] <recognosco> llutz_: i just read, with 64k clusters
[08:11] <llutz_> Blinkiz: at
[08:11] <Gnea> forcex: yeah, I know how that goes, it's always chugging away slowly at first and then.... wonder why they made that instead of contributing to backtrack
[08:11] <truepurple> llutz Oh ok, that is my misunderstanding, thanks
[08:11] <Blinkiz> at... nice
[08:11] <llutz_> Blinkiz: no, "nice" is different thing ;)
[08:11] <truepurple> k1rk GN, and thanks, and I swear my revenge, all rolled into one
 try puppy linux on your old one if you want.  I am running it on a P2 laptop with 128MB ram and it works excellent.
[08:12] <Gnea> Blinkiz: at is one way, crontab is another
[08:12] <tortoise7> i need to get the network manager app back into the top panel....doing the 'notification area', ,,,
[08:12] <Blinkiz> llutz, :)
[08:12] <Gnea> truepurple: puppy is good, so is dsl
[08:12] <tortoise7> fails to acccomplish this
[08:13] <truepurple> forcex Maybe eventually when I get my new PC running so I can burn it onto CD for the old PC
[08:13] <Gnea> truepurple: willing to bet you could get elivecd to boot as well
[08:13] <Guest67271> 大家好
[08:13] <recognosco> nice
[08:13] <Gnea> !cn | Guest67271
[08:13] <tortoise7> vcc00E.0
[08:13] <truepurple> But my main goal is to get my new PC up and running, not get linux on the old one
[08:14] <Gnea> truepurple: ah okay, sorry I didn't catch what you said, if you said it, the specs of your new system are
[08:14] <truepurple> Anyway, technically this piece of crap is a borrowed PC that needs to eventually be returned to owner
[08:14] <truepurple> I didn't say, you wish to know the new PC specs gnea?
[08:14] <Gnea> truepurple: sure, if you can avoid the tone of language :)
[08:15] <truepurple> And said owner is pretty technophonic
[08:15] <truepurple> tone of language?
[08:15] <Gnea> well, around here that c-word will raise a few brows... just sayin'
[08:15] <truepurple> I meant to type technophobic
[08:15] <truepurple> catch does?
[08:16] <Gnea> 'piece of c---'
[08:16] <Gnea> figured I'd let you know before someone else does :)
[08:16] <truepurple> Anyway, briefly, a I5 760 cpu, 8gb 1600 patriot ram, a 2tb HDD, a radeon 6850
[08:17] <Gnea> oh beautiful, except for the video card
[08:17] <truepurple> Well I am likely to forget, I don't have the best memory and that is a rather random word to find offensive
[08:18] <truepurple> Whats wrong with a radeon 6850, its like maybe 25% slower then the fastest cards on the market for like half the price
[08:18] <Gnea> truepurple: this is what's wrong with it: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1637644
[08:18] <truepurple> That does not include duel cards of course
[08:19] <Gnea> if you want a sure thing, nvidia or intel, but I would lean toward nvidia
[08:19] <truepurple> I was told before that AMD has more linux support then Nvidia
[08:19] <Gnea> truepurple: and you believed it without checking?
[08:19] <truepurple> and intel doesn't really make video cards
[08:20] <truepurple> It was a mute point anyway, since I had already bought the card
[08:20] <Gnea> actually, intel makes the GPU's, so yes, they actually make the video cards and produce the drivers for them
[08:20] <Niglop> how can i make it so when i 'x' the xchat window, it goes to tray?
[08:20] <truepurple> IGP don't count
[08:20] <Gnea> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[08:20] <Gnea> ^^^ what's on my EEEpc
[08:21] <Gnea> works like a champ
[08:21] <truepurple> Few IGP can even hold a candle to even the lowest descreate card
[08:21] <Gnea> and the driver? i915
[08:21] <truepurple> Still going to be blown away by a good descreate card gnea
[08:21] <Gnea> truepurple: tell you what: http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/sb/cs-011594.htm
[08:22] <MaslowK> " except where files are then passed to windows computers (perhaps using samba), See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus"
[08:22] <truepurple> Anyway, verify how? Whats your proof that that nvadia has better linux support then AMD?
[08:22] <MaslowK> Wow  paste fail
[08:22] <MaslowK> Anyway
[08:23] <MaslowK> as far as im concerned a smart user doesnt need an antivirus running in the background constantly
[08:23] <truepurple> gnea loading page anyway, but intels own website doesn't count as proof for their own product for anything
[08:23] <MaslowK> Even in windoze
[08:23] <llutz_> truepurple: less trouble getting nvidia-cards running than ati/amd. read here for a while to check
[08:23] <MaslowK> I havent been infected for a good six years not running one =/
[08:23] <truepurple> You don't look to the manufacturer for benchmarks and performance for X product
[08:23] <Gnea> truepurple: oh, I've been using nvidia for years, the nvidia support has been a part of Ubuntu since its inception. Nvidia has provided excellent support, albeit not 100% open source, for years now. never had a problem getting 3D working.
[08:24] <Gnea> truepurple: well, coming from someone that's still running a system like yours, I'd expect such an attitude. :)
[08:24] <Gnea> truepurple: I wasn't pasting that intel site for benchmarks/performance, I was pasting it for the source of the drivers.
[08:24] <truepurple> What does what system I have have to do with trusting or not trusting manufacturers to be completely frank about their own product?
[08:25] <Gnea> truepurple: are you in IT?
[08:25] <truepurple> No
[08:25] <Gnea> truepurple: k, what do you do for a living?
[08:25] <truepurple> Why do you ask?
[08:26] <Gnea> trying to figure out why you make such broad ascertians, I'd like to know how you intend to backup what you claim
[08:27] <truepurple> Its more like common sense, trusting the fox to guard the hen house just doesn't work out most all of the time
[08:28] <MaslowK> Gnea: Does working for geek squad make you leet?
[08:28] <Gnea> as I said, I've been using Ubuntu for years, I've also spent time in IT working with linux/bsd/windows (both desktop and server on all flavors mentioned), so when it comes down to 'common sense', I'm quite sure I've go tit
[08:28] <truepurple> Trusting companies looking to sell product to be frank about X product is the same thing
[08:28] <Gnea> MaslowK: no it makes you a tool
[08:28] <statim> are .deb files self-contained so i could open one up and see how its done, or do i need to look for source .deb's like with rpm? just trying to get started
[08:28] <MaslowK> Exactly
[08:28] <truepurple> tit?
[08:29] <Gnea> MaslowK: funny, I never worked for them or any retail end
[08:29] <truepurple> oh, got it
[08:29] <Gnea> right.
[08:29] <Gnea> typo, my mistake
[08:29] <Gnea> moving on
[08:29] <MaslowK> I'll guarantee I know more about computers in general than 90% of geeksquad members.
[08:29] <Philip__> Hey I have a question about Docky, anybody get it to auto hide your Open windows?
[08:29] <Gnea> LOL most people in here do
[08:30] <truepurple> Well if you think the best way to find out about the positive and negative aspects of a product, is to ask the people who manfucturer it, or look to their webpages that are often akin to marketing, I would say you lack common sense.
[08:30]  * Gnea hasn't used docky
[08:30] <Gnea> truepurple: I didn't say that that was my method.
[08:30] <MaslowK> Just pisses me off I cant even get a part time job at walmart, yet jackasses can work for geeksquad by being all "yeh dawg i n dem puters n all dem good game hardware man dawg"
[08:30] <Gnea> but you're free to believe what you want to believe, even if it's wrong.
[08:30] <zx1986> sorry, if I apt-get install phpmyadmin, where is it locate ? I could not found it in /var/www
[08:31] <jlebar> Is there a mirror of http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/main/l/linux/ somewhere?
[08:31] <truepurple> Your calling that statment a potentially false "broad assumption"
[08:31] <llutz_> !ot
[08:31] <MaslowK> "i know how to freshly install windows god damn im leet! pay me $100 a job!"
[08:31] <truepurple> Asking where I work, as though that bit of common sense needs high standings like being in IT or something
[08:31] <ENOSLEEP> !ot | MaslowK
[08:31] <MaslowK> Yes, I saw that
[08:32] <Gnea> truepurple: all I'm saying is, that video card you mentioned doesn't have the backing by ATI that someone 'said' it would have, at least not yet.
[08:32] <MaslowK> Again I apologize, its the booze + other things talking
[08:32] <ejv> stop apologizing and instead, type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:32] <MaslowK> Plus I forget which channel im talking in from time to time and start ranting
[08:32] <truepurple> Well, looks like I will find out
[08:32] <MaslowK> I have
[08:32] <Gnea> truepurple: and if ATI/AMD isn't backing it on Linux, then Ubuntu is likely not going to support it.
[08:32] <MaslowK> I just keep forgetting which one im in :|
[08:32] <ejv> good then, go nuts
[08:33] <Gnea> truepurple: however, if enough people bring it up, especially in the forums like that, then someone at ATI/AMD is bound to stumble on it and do something about it
[08:33] <truepurple> You have proof other then that thread of AMDs lack of linux support?
[08:33] <truepurple> I am sure there are threads about having trouble getting geforce cards working too
[08:33] <LOD> :)
[08:34] <ejv> gnea / truepurple that means you two as well ;)
[08:34] <MaslowK> I dunno, I never had any particular issues performance wise using AMD with ubuntu
[08:34] <Gnea> truepurple: Look, this is the Official Ubuntu help channel, and that is the Official Ubuntu Forum.  If anyone had any challenging remarks to it, they would have made them by now.  But, you're free to do so if you happen to come across a method of getting it to work in Ubuntu.
[08:34] <Gnea> ejv: I'm on-topic. :)
[08:34] <xgt001> hello
[08:34] <truepurple> Well, its hard when the subject is broad, it does include ubuntu anyway, plus, I don't know how to go to another channal using webchat
[08:34] <ejv> MaslowK sees you guys talking, then he feels like it's ok to chime in on the (off) topic as well
[08:35] <xgt001> i installed php and apache in my ubuntu system
[08:35] <xgt001> but my php script is not getting installed
[08:35] <zx1986> I think I got it: /usr/share/phpmyadmin
[08:35] <MaslowK> Yeah I tend to do that.
[08:35] <MaslowK> I plead insanity
[08:35] <xgt001> i mean my php script is not opening
[08:35] <Gnea> ejv: oh, the conversation between truepurple and I was quite on-topic, it started to steer off a bit, but it's okay, I got it under control.  Thanks, though.
[08:35] <xgt001> its getting downloaded instead
[08:35] <ravel> hey guys i ran into a huge problem squashfs error major minor mismatch older squashfs 3.0 filesystems are unsupported basically im remastering my system and now all i have is this squashfs and i need to convert it is there a tool to up the version on the squash file
[08:35] <Opteron> exploiting iis 6 from ubuntu web server
[08:35] <ejv> ignorance of the rules doesn't make it ok, figure out how to join the channel or just follow the rules
[08:35] <xgt001> any ideas?
[08:35] <truepurple> How do I open another channel?
[08:36] <Gnea> truepurple: /join #channelname
[08:36] <ejv> most clients can you the command /join
[08:36] <llutz_> truepurple:  /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:36] <truepurple> thanks
[08:36] <ejv> s/you/use
[08:36] <truepurple> Well its been awhile, forgot much of irc commands
[08:36] <ejv> no harm no foul
[08:37] <ejv> carry on ;)
[08:37] <Opteron> unable to run php in my new ubuntu 10 server
[08:37]  * Gnea tips hat
[08:37] <ravel> anyone have an idea on my problem
[08:37] <ejv> Opteron: what have you tried? there's lengthy documentation on php and lamp...
[08:38] <xgt001> should i install mysql also to open the php
[08:38] <ejv> mysql is not a prerequisite for php, although they commonly work together
[08:39] <Opteron> im currently running ubuntu n win 2003 in diff
[08:39] <Opteron> systems
[08:39] <Gnea> ravel: not really, have you checked out the online documentation much?
[08:39] <Opteron> i cnnted them remotely
[08:39] <Gnea> !remaster
[08:39] <ejv> Opteron: that's not answering the question, what have you tried to do to get php working on your ubuntu system?
[08:40] <ravel> yeah gnea i am going to have to unsquash the file didnt want to do this then resquash it
[08:40] <ylp> i want enter into  Chinese Channel  ，who help me thank you，my english too bad
[08:40] <ylp>  
[08:40] <Opteron> im vexed of trying to run postscripts in ubuntu
[08:40] <llutz_> !cn
[08:41] <ylp> thanks
[08:41] <tortoise7> will an install from the livecd  ONTOP of the same version with no formatting work WITHOUT killing  all my existing data, like emails, browsers and such...?
[08:41] <Opteron> the sam prblm im unable to run them lik u
[08:41] <ejv> tortoise7: all depends on your partitioning, that's risky business certainly, backup backup BACKUP
[08:41] <Gnea> ravel: haven't done a remaster myself, so not entirely sure... reason I asked was maybe there's an answer on the forums.... http://ubuntuforums.org
[08:43] <ejv> how do I hide nick changes in irssi? that's highly irritating
[08:43] <tortoise7> ejv, this was a standard format and install of 10.04  amd/64 ...... i have lost the nm-applet and sound slider...... all the usual attempts to restore them have failed.
[08:43] <histo> ejv: with /ignore  try /help ignore
[08:43] <ejv> i want something more universal
[08:43] <ejv> not via ignore
[08:44] <ejv> ah nvm, looks like it supports regex
[08:44] <ejv> that would be perfect
[08:44] <ejv> thanks histo
[08:44] <histo> ejv: you can /ignore nick
[08:44] <histo> ejv: or whatever it is it's in there
[08:45] <ejv> if it's contantly changing, i'll need to resort to ident/host, i'll sift thru the internal docs, thx ;)
[08:45] <histo> ejv: i USUALLY /ignore * all -public -actions -msgs -hilights etc...
[08:46] <histo> ejv: cuz it does get annoying in large channels like this one
[08:46] <truepurple> You say to go to offtopic, but its like a graveyard in there
[08:47] <ejv> be that as it may, rules are rules, for what it's worth, it's morning in the UK, both places are bound to pick up
[08:48] <truepurple> well its 2:47am here, im off to bed
[08:49] <tortoise7> ejv, would you have a method for restoring connections app to the top panel?
[08:49] <ravel> gnea its a pain in the arse
[08:49] <ejv> language ravel
[08:50] <histo> !panels | tortoise7
[08:50] <ejv> tortoise7: not off the top of my head
[08:50] <ejv> nice command histo
[08:50] <mocramis> hello
[08:50] <ravel> im unsquashing right now its about 2.1 gigs then i have to resquash and jerry rig it to a live cd system then hope it works
[08:50] <mocramis> is there a way to find a partition that has been removed from the partition table ?
[08:51] <tortoise7> histo, already did that.... i have everything back except the sound slider and most importantly the connections app.
[08:51] <llutz_> mocramis: you can try "parted"
[08:52] <SMarek> Hello, who can help me please wth coniguring parallel port on usb->parallel  via parport_pc ?
[08:52] <SMarek> thanks
[08:52] <mocramis> I'm using a USB persistent  boot but i seems that it has been corrupted: i can't pass the "ubuntu 10.10" screen there is only one fat32 partition that take the whole space now
[08:53] <ejv> if it's a GPT disk you can recover im sure
[08:54] <ejv> i know gdisk will perform a CRC check and load a backup if it's mismatched
[08:57] <histo> tortoise7: what connections app?
[08:57] <histo> tortoise7: the network manager applet?
[08:58] <tortoise7> histo, yes the nm-applet
[08:58] <mocramis> llutz : Gparted does not detect anything and the parted documentation doesn't precise any other abilities
[08:58] <histo> tortoise7: is nm-applet in your session startup?
[08:58] <llutz_> mocramis: you can try "parted"  NOT gparted
[08:59] <tortoise7> histo,  running the nm-applet from terminal does make the icon appear in the top panel, however, it does NOT connect to the net
[09:01] <histo> tortoise7: hrm
[09:02] <tortoise7> histo,   the  nm-applet is NOT  in the startup.....   adding it, requires a command.... i do not know what the command would be
[09:02] <histo> tortoise7: is nm-applet running?
[09:02] <histo> tortoise7: ps aux | grep nm-applet
[09:03] <histo> tortoise7: i'm not in ubuntu right now so I can't check if it is still called nm-applet
[09:03] <histo> tortoise7: also do you have the notification area there?  or did you remove that?
[09:05] <tortoise7> histo,  did the notification, indicator dance with no luck
[09:05] <tortoise7> histo,   grep returned: some information, so it looks like it 'might' be running
[09:07] <tortoise7> histo,  quidnunc 2675 0.0 0.0 7624  900 pts/4   S+ 01:30  0:00  grep=auto  nm-applet
[09:07] <mocramis> llutz : Gparted use parted
[09:08] <tortoise7> the emoticons should be:  zero point zero   2 times
[09:09] <llutz_> mocramis: my bad, sry. its "gpart" i meant
[09:11] <phonex01> hi hello
[09:12] <rohhit> hi
[09:12] <phonex01> hello anyone there !
[09:12] <phonex01> yes rohhit
[09:12] <rohhit> can u tell me how to install cups/pdf in lubuntu
[09:12] <llutz_> rohhit: sudo apt-get install cups-pdf
[09:12] <rohhit> done
[09:13] <rohhit> after that?
[09:13] <phonex01> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=188860
[09:13] <rohhit> how to setup the prinetr
[09:13] <llutz_> rohhit: open cups-webfront in a browser, add it as generic printer
[09:14] <rohhit> im using lxde
[09:15] <llutz_> rohhit: ? lxde don't have a browser?
[09:15] <rohhit> i have
[09:15] <llutz_> rohhit: open "localhost:631"
[09:15] <infid> how do i install java in ubuntu so i can write programs with it? just apt-get install sun-java6-jdk right?
[09:16] <rohhit> opened 631
[09:16] <rohhit> then?
[09:16] <phonex01> yes but you have to use some IDE
[09:16] <phonex01> like Netbeans
[09:17] <rohhit> after localhost:631
[09:17] <llutz_> rohhit: amdmin - manage printer - add printer
[09:19] <rohhit> lutz where will it save the pdf files
[09:19] <llutz_> rohhit: ~/PDF by default
[09:20] <rohhit> thanks a millon dude
[09:20] <rohhit> million8
[09:22] <mocramis> llutz : is there a way to use gpart on a disk image ?
[09:22] <mocramis> (created using dd)
[09:23] <llutz_> mocramis: not sure, gpart -W foo.img
[09:23] <rohhit> best application to sync iphone?
[09:23] <ljsoftnet> how do i install the package requirements of assault cube 1.1.0.4?
[09:24] <truepurple> I just had a really weird error message when installing ubuntu live CD onto my USB flash drive
[09:24] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: sudo apt-get -f install
[09:25] <truepurple> It says installation complete, reboot in the main window but sevnz.exe is not a valid win32 application in the error message that popped up
[09:25] <truepurple> What does it mean?
[09:25] <ljsoftnet> llutz_ what does that do?
[09:26] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: install missing stuff
[09:26] <ljsoftnet> llutz_ i only need the package for assault cube
[09:27] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: why do ask for its requirements then?
[09:27] <llutz_> !info assaultcube
[09:27] <mocramis> llutz_ : i guess i should use the -C option in order to provide the original device geometry. Is there a way to get it  ?
[09:28] <truepurple> Anyone know?
[09:28] <ljsoftnet> when i sh assaultcube.sh it says dirname: extra operand `cube'
[09:28] <ljsoftnet> Try `dirname --help' for more information.
[09:28] <ljsoftnet> Your platform does not have a pre-compiled Cube client.
[09:28] <ljsoftnet> Please follow the following steps to build a native client:
[09:28] <ljsoftnet> 1) Ensure you have the SDL, SDL-image, OpenAL, and OpenGL libraries installed.
[09:28] <ljsoftnet> 2) Change directory to source/src/ and type "make install".
[09:28] <FloodBot1> ljsoftnet: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:28] <llutz_> mocramis: sudo fdisk -l foo.img
[09:28] <sauerbraten> hello, I've got a problem with my nvidia driver. I installe version 270 from that launchpad repo, it was a newer version than jockey provided. Problem: The update manager did not understand that I have a fitting dirver, and gave me some packaes like xserver-xorg-video-radeon and -intel (WTF? radeon? I got an nvidia card o.O) well, I installed them, but now when I boot xubuntu, I get the normal gdm login with normal resolution, but "I ca
[09:28] <sauerbraten> n't log in", like, it alwys goes back to this log in screen. I removed the xserver-..-radeon and yserver-...-intel packages now, but I think there still are some nouveau packages which I need to get rid of. Can someone help me with that?
[09:28] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: sudo apt-get install assaultcube
[09:28] <mocramis> llutz_, thanks
[09:29] <ljsoftnet> llutz_ i already installed it
[09:29] <aaron_> does anyone know the standard groups that an admin user should be included in (my group inclusions seem to be messed up) ??
[09:29] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: installed not using the packagemanager? then you have to find yourself what it needs
[09:29] <sauerbraten> ljsoftnet, sudo apt-get install libsdl1,2-dev libsdl-mixer1.2-dev libsdl-image1.2-dev
[09:29] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: apt-cache depends assaultcube might help
[09:30] <sauerbraten> ljsoftnet, I think you will be fine with these 3 packages, at least these are the depends for sauerbraten, which is much cooler ;)
[09:30] <sauerbraten> ljsoftnet, sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev libsdl-mixer1.2-dev libsdl-image1.2-dev
[09:31] <Gnea> truepurple: why would it error about an .exe?
[09:31] <truepurple> How am I suppose to know?
[09:31] <truepurple> But the error and the finish of install happened at the same time
[09:32] <truepurple> A pretty big coincidence, if that is what it is
[09:32] <Gnea> truepurple: just seems odd that it would say that about a .exe, can you determine where the file is located?
[09:33] <truepurple> It tells me
[09:33] <gregor_> Can anyone help me wth making vsftpd work with wordpress?
[09:33] <truepurple> In my documents and settings
[09:33] <aaron_> anyone have a list of the standard groups that a user is put into with a clean install of ubuntu desktop?
[09:33] <truepurple> exact address would be a real hassle to type out, and it uses ~ to abbreviate part of it anyway
[09:34] <truepurple> Its in temp folder anyway
[09:34] <marekw2143> hi, when I type startx, then gnome doesn't start
[09:34] <marekw2143> but xfce startx
[09:34] <marekw2143> how can I find out the reason of the problem?
[09:34] <truepurple> Gnea?
[09:35] <Gnea> truepurple: well, documents and settings would be in windows
[09:35] <sauerbraten> why do I need lidrm-nouveau1 when using the nvidia driver? If I want to remove it, it says all the applications depend on it o.O
[09:35] <Gnea> sauerbraten: why do you need to remove it?
[09:35] <sauerbraten> hello, I've got a problem with my nvidia driver. I installe version 270 from that launchpad repo, it was a newer version than jockey provided. Problem: The update manager did not understand that I have a fitting dirver, and gave me some packaes like xserver-xorg-video-radeon and -intel (WTF? radeon? I got an nvidia card o.O) well, I installed them, but now when I boot xubuntu, I get the normal gdm login with normal resolution, but "I ca
[09:35] <sauerbraten> n't log in", like, it alwys goes back to this log in screen. I removed the xserver-..-radeon and yserver-...-intel packages now, but I think there still are some nouveau packages which I need to get rid of. Can someone help me with that?
[09:35] <giorgia_> ciao
[09:36] <th0r> marekw2143: at the login screen you can choose which wm is default
[09:36] <truepurple> gnea not in the windows folder
[09:36] <sauerbraten> the update manager gave me some nouveau packages though I'm using the nvidia driver
[09:36] <truepurple> Gnea: Any idea what the issue is anyway?
[09:36] <ljsoftnet> sauerbraten llutz_ this is what i need http://paste.ubuntu.com/566257/
[09:36] <marekw2143> th0r: I start system without graphic login
[09:36] <marekw2143> th0r: every time I press startx, and that by default starts gnome
[09:36] <th0r> marekw2143: then you will have to change the default manually
[09:36] <gregor_> Specifically: how do I set up my FTP with users and passwords?
[09:37] <phonex01> Congratulations For People in Egypt ......
[09:37] <Gnea> truepurple: no idea, can't grok why ubuntu would say that
[09:37] <marekw2143> th0r: that's not the problem, problem is that when starting gnome, it just doesn't start properly - e.g. no menu is seen, no icons, only dotted gray-black background and mouse pointer are seen
[09:38] <Gnea> sauerbraten: something didn't go right
[09:38] <Gnea> sauerbraten: how did you install the nvidia driver, exactly?
[09:38] <sauerbraten> ljsoftnet, like I wrote before: sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev libsdl-image1.2-dev ilbsdl-mixer1.2-dev
[09:38] <sauerbraten> Gnea: http://www.webupd8.org/2010/06/how-to-install-nvidia-25635-display.html
[09:39] <zach32> anyone know a gnome for password recovery of an .xls file for office?
[09:39] <Gnea> sauerbraten: okay, why use the PPA?
[09:39] <Seperand> phonex01:  what happened in egypt?
[09:39] <truepurple> Gnea: what is "grok"
[09:39] <phonex01> The President get out ..........
[09:39] <phonex01> Hosni Mubark is Ouuuuuuuuuuuuut
[09:40] <ejv> Seperand: if you're living under a rock, president mubarak has agreed to step down
[09:40] <sauerbraten> Gnea; it has a newer version of the driver. There you get 270, with jockey you get 235 or 253 or something
[09:40] <Gnea> truepurple: "to understand"
[09:40] <Gnea> sauerbraten: I don't know this 'jockey', it doesn't sound ubuntu-affiliated
[09:41] <phonex01> Seperand all the world know about that .... i think you live in rock or something ....
[09:41] <sauerbraten> it's the program which tells you if there are proprietary drivers for your system, like broadcom wlan drivers or nvidia / ATI drivers
[09:41] <sauerbraten> at least I think that it's jockey
[09:41] <Seperand> I see.    Not living under a rock but close.   Too cheap to pay for satilite tv and not intrested enough to look in up.
[09:41] <Gnea> phonex01: that's actually off-topic for here, but yes, good things happening in Egypt
[09:42] <Seperand> Glad to hear the news though
[09:42] <Gnea> Seperand: http://news.google.com not difficult to find out, but yea, OT...
[09:43] <strauss> hallo =]
[09:44] <Gnea> sauerbraten: ah, it's a driver management system
[09:44] <strauss> is any one online ?
[09:44] <sauerbraten> yep Gnea
[09:44] <Gnea> strauss: no, everyone here is offline, pretending to be online :)
[09:44] <phonex01> Gnea so what if this topic off-topic !!!! you will kill me .... man plz your governments who did this chaos in our countries whatever your country is and i think its USA , they play in us like chess but not for long .
[09:45] <llutz_> phonex01: you might be true but its not the right place to discuss. pls respect the rules here
[09:45] <phonex01> ok i will
[09:45] <phonex01> and i'm sorry
[09:46] <Gnea> phonex01: are you serious? what gives you the right to talk OT like that or to even make threats? please /join #freenode now
[09:46] <phonex01> threats will be real very close ..........
[09:47] <phonex01> so guys i have problem with tor proxy
[09:47] <Gnea> phonex01: ask in #freenode
[09:47] <phonex01> when it starts i have error like routing or something
[09:47] <Gnea> !guidelines > phonex01
[09:48] <phonex01> i saw it
[09:49] <phonex01> Gnea with all my respect you are funny ...
[09:49] <Gnea> !ubuntu | phonex01
[09:49] <sauerbraten> Gnea, the strange thing is, when I boot ubuntu in recovry mode and log in on the
[09:49] <sauerbraten> shell
[09:49] <Gnea> phonex01: if you don't have an ubuntu-related question, please feel free to leave at anytime.
[09:49] <Gnea> strauss: feel free to ask here
[09:49] <phonex01> i have a related question
[09:50] <phonex01> guys i have problem with tor proxy
[09:50] <sauerbraten> Gnea, the strange thing is, when I boot ubuntu in recovry mode and log in on the shell, and then start X with "sudo startx" it gives me the normal XFCE dessktop, but not the ubuntu design and icons and panels and such o.O
[09:50] <Gnea> !tor | phonex01
[09:50] <phonex01> i know it
[09:50] <phonex01> i configure it very well
[09:50] <Gnea> phonex01: sorry, we don't support problems of tor here, see #freenode
[09:50] <phonex01> and i use bridges
[09:50] <Gnea> phonex01: we don't care.
[09:51] <Gnea> sauerbraten: why use sudo?
[09:51] <sauerbraten> um... dunno
[09:51] <sauerbraten> let me try it without sudo
[09:52] <mevvis> morning! x]
[09:52] <phonex01> Gnea i'm not speaking to you , and plz you have to be more "Moderated "
[09:52] <phonex01> i asked a linux related question
[09:53] <phonex01> and you said WE DONT CARE !!!!
[09:53] <ejv> -_-
[09:53] <linuxius> hi! trying to create a link in my desktop wiki to a local file. what is the correct syntax? file://// ? can moinmoin wiki open this or does security prevent this?
[09:53] <bazhang> phonex01, join #freenode
[09:53] <histo> phonex01: this is ubuntu support
[09:53] <bazhang> !tor-sasl | phonex01
[09:53] <strauss> Ok, i'm total noob in linux, but  i'm really interested in it. ATM im using Xubuntu 10.10, but i don't know hot to start exploring this OS, so i would grateful if you guys could give some tips. =]
[09:53] <llutz_> !manual | strauss
[09:56] <strauss> ehh ...
[09:56] <Gnea> strauss: best option is to just use it to do normal things
[09:56] <sp4z> lol@gnea
[09:56] <kane77> I need to resize ntfs, but gparted complains that I need to run chdsk /f in windows, can I somehow force it to resize? I don't have windows
[09:56] <raven_> possible to install ubuntu on a 2 gb usb drive?
[09:57] <Gnea> strauss: eventually, you'll stumble onto something that will make you turn your head sideways and explain something I cannot repeat here, at which point you will likely have a deluge of questions.  it is at that point that you should ask them here. :)
[09:57] <Gnea> strauss: s/explain/exclaim/g
[09:59] <raven_> possible to install ubuntu on a 2 gb usb drive?
[09:59] <Gnea> !usb | raven_
[09:59] <strauss> problem is that basically use just ff and common media stuff... hover i learning for computer admin
[09:59] <kane77> raven_, not likely, as far as I remember the standard installation is more than 2GB
[09:59] <llutz_> raven_: iirc it won't fit into 2GB using the default-install. consider mini.iso + netinstall
[09:59] <llutz_> !mini
[10:00] <strauss> usually i dont counter any problems or things that got buggy ..
[10:01] <Alex123654789> Is it possible to modify TCP payloads with libpcap?
[10:02] <ljsoftnet> where can i get a .deb file for assaultcube for ubuntu 10.04?
[10:03] <truepurple> I just used unetbootin to make my USB flash drive into a lubuntu live CD!, but it says the used space is "172kb" and I can't access the drive now under XP, is this normal
[10:03] <llutz_> !info assaultcube lucid
[10:03] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: ^^
[10:03] <cryptodira> what is the name of the app for the volume slider control in the top panel?
[10:03] <si4re> hello
[10:04] <si4re> join
[10:05] <truepurple> llutz_ can you help me?
[10:05] <truepurple> Gnea, you there?
[10:05] <llutz_> truepurple: no idea
[10:06] <Gnea> truepurple: should work fine as long as it's formatted FAT16
[10:06] <truepurple> you mean fat32?
[10:06] <halvor> hello
[10:07] <ljsoftnet> where can i get a .deb file for assaultcube for ubuntu 10.04?
[10:07] <truepurple> Gnea: so even though the drive reports a microscopic amount of space used and I can't access the drive, it might still work?
[10:07] <Gnea> truepurple: uh, no, I mean FAT16, it won't boot with FAT32
[10:07] <llutz_> !info assaultcube lucid | ljsoftnet read this
[10:07] <halvor> is there anyone experienced in tcl/tk?
[10:07] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: sudo apt-get install assaultcube
[10:08] <truepurple> Gnea: I have to format it with fat16 before using unetbootin, or does unetbootin usually do that for me?
[10:08] <Gnea> truepurple: when you format it, make sure you select FAT instead of FAT32
[10:08] <ljsoftnet> llutz_ u know how to upgrade it to 1.1.0.4?
[10:08] <Gnea> truepurple: you have to format it before using unetbooting
[10:08] <halvor> i have a tcl script that runs in my office on the xp machine... but i'd like to use it at home on my linux machine as well
[10:08] <Gnea> -g
[10:08] <wonderwal> whichs kernel does latest ubuntu server come with?
[10:08] <llutz_> ljsoftnet: no, i dont play games
[10:08] <halvor> and i'm having troubles with loading shared objects
[10:08] <halvor> even when they are there, installed
[10:09] <truepurple> gnea: so if its fat32, I need to format and start over?
[10:09] <si4re> anybody can help me? i need install program that required python 2.4 but in my system is already installed python 2.6.6 and i cant compile program( what a best way to solve this problem?
[10:09] <Gnea> !info linux-image
[10:10] <Gnea> truepurple: correct.
[10:10] <Gnea> wonderwal: ^^^
[10:10] <halvor> si4re: i once managed to solve something like that by making symlinks... but maybe that's a bit stupid way to fix it
[10:10] <wonderwal> thanks!
[10:10] <truepurple> Gnea I didn't see that in the information on the unetbootin page, where do I read that?
[10:11] <llutz_> truepurple: fat16 has a 2/4GB partitionsize-limit, check twice if that will work with your 8gb-stick
[10:11] <Gnea> truepurple: I went through this about a month ago - just reformat it to FAT16
[10:11] <Gnea> llutz_: he's trying to use the stick as a livecd
[10:11] <Gnea> doesn't matter the drive space, it simply will not boot with FAT32, end of story
[10:11] <kaddi> hi, Is there an easy way to import thunderbird accounts into kmail or would i have to set them all up manully
[10:12] <si4re> halvor thanks for answer
[10:12] <sda> hi all, I have ubuntu without GUY, before login ubuntu shows me some info like "Ubuntu 10.10 ecc" how can I change them? thanks!
[10:12] <halvor> si4re: no problem, sorry i couldn't come up with anything more useful
[10:12] <si4re> motd edit)
[10:12] <llutz_> Gnea: oh does he? sry then, my last info was he wants to use the rest of the stick for other things
[10:12] <truepurple> Gnea: may I please see a page that provides some independant verification?
[10:12] <truepurple> Im searching, but so far I havent come up with anything
[10:13] <Gnea> truepurple: part of asking for help in here is trusting the information that we tell you
[10:13] <halvor> /usr/lib/libopensync-xml.so.0: undefined symbol: xmlStrcmp
[10:13] <halvor> whyyyy?????! :S
[10:14] <truepurple> Gnea: Anyway the page that explains the fat16 thing might also explain other things I need to know
[10:14] <Gnea> truepurple: if you feel that I'm possibly BSing you, please, feel free to search throughout our logged channel archives:  http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/
[10:15] <truepurple> I meant webpage, my PC cant handle immense sized chat logs, and it would take a real long time for me to find it anyway
[10:16] <truepurple> Is there another installer that downloads and installs at the same time, that can be used with higher then fat16?
[10:18] <hosein> hi people! after some updates and changes, when I restarted my ubuntu, the OS loader page options have duplicated! how to remove these duplicates?
[10:18] <Gnea> truepurple: it's just a simple rule of thumb: if you're trying to boot using FAT32 and it won't boot, try FAT16
[10:18] <halvor> hosein: you've probably installed a new kernel
[10:19] <halvor> hosein: try ubuntu tweak and clean it up
[10:19] <czardoz> is there any way to start the telnet daemon manually only?
[10:19] <Gnea> truepurple: it's explained here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[10:19] <czardoz> i dont want it to start at startup
[10:19] <halvor> hosein: http://ubuntu-tweak.com/
[10:20] <si4re> hate ubuntu
[10:20] <truepurple> Gnea Nothing in that link talks about needing fat16
[10:20] <czardoz> !telnetd
[10:21] <Gnea> truepurple: it does:  ( NTFS / FAT32 / FAT 16 )
[10:21] <czardoz> !telnet
[10:21] <czardoz> !ssh
[10:22] <Gnea> truepurple: just not in so many words
[10:22] <truepurple> Gnea based on that little bit, it basically says fat32, or even NTFS, is fine
[10:22] <jonta> I have looked everywhere. Is it possible to setup a server with LVM+LUKS+RAID in the installer? I tried the alternate but it install xorg at the end of the installation =\
[10:22] <Gnea> truepurple: so try them and see what happens.
[10:22] <truepurple> I don't see how it says in any words, fat16
[10:23] <Gnea> truepurple: it says FAT 16, plain as day
[10:23] <czardoz> !sshd
[10:23] <llutz_> czardoz: edit /etc/init/telnet  and modify "start on ... " to "start on never"
[10:23] <Gnea> truepurple: it's clearly a typo
[10:23] <llutz_> czardoz: but indeed, ssh is to be preferred
[10:23] <Gnea> truepurple: but then, not really, because when you go to use the format tool in windows, your choices are FAT and FAT32
[10:23] <czardoz> i need it for a home network
[10:23] <truepurple> Gnea what is a typo? I see nothing on that page that gets even close to what your talking about
[10:24] <Gnea> truepurple: then you've obviously not reading the whole thing.
[10:24] <Gnea> truepurple: try doing a simple text search (ctrl+f) for "FAT 16"
[10:24] <truepurple> I did, its only one spot
[10:24] <llutz_> czardoz: theres nothing you can't do with telnet which isn't be done with ssh (+ other benefits). check if you could switch to it
[10:24] <Gnea> now you'r ecatching on
[10:24] <truepurple> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick ?
[10:25] <truepurple> Yeah and that one spot is nothing like what your talking about gnea
[10:25] <hosein> halvor: Thanks,I downloaded it. but I have another problem too! when I run update manager after getting my pass, this error occurred:The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources.
[10:25] <hosein> even when i run The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources...
[10:25] <Gnea> truepurple: yes. now, if you're done wasting time, why don't you actually try formatting it and booting it?
[10:25] <halvor> hosein: some keys are missing
[10:25] <hosein> I saw that:The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources.
[10:25] <hosein> sorry:dpkg: requested operation requires superuser privilege
[10:26] <halvor> hosein: if you use ubuntu tweak too update your system you shouldn't really pay attention to that error
[10:26] <halvor> hosein: try sudo
[10:26] <iceroot_> any prebuild-ubuntu-kernels < 2.6.38 with the cgroups-patch?
[10:26] <truepurple> Gnea I can't try it out till I finish assembling my PC
[10:30] <truepurple> Gnea You know of any installer I could use with my USB flash drive that downloads and instlls at the same time, like unetbootin, but uses better then fat16?
[10:30] <czardoz> llutz, actually, i want to be able to use telnet with windows computers
[10:31] <czardoz> and windows requires installation of 3rd party apps
[10:31] <llutz_> czardoz: why? :) theres putty for win (ssh-client) too
[10:31] <Philip__> Wow, 1483people and 1 op
[10:31] <Gnea> truepurple: I tend to work with practical, not theoretical. unetbootin has the ability to use ISO files, and no, unetbootin is the ONLY app that will download it for you.
[10:31] <czardoz> it has to be installed externally
[10:31] <llutz_> czardoz: true, it doesn't come with it by default :(
[10:31] <czardoz> thats exactly the problem
[10:32] <EyesIsMine|iPod> Darn it
[10:32] <hosein> halvor: Now I am running tweak. how to clean up them?
[10:32] <czardoz> if i use telnet, i'll be able to use it from anywhere
[10:32] <EyesIsMine|iPod> I broke windows Bootup and killed off Wubi in the proffers
[10:32] <EyesIsMine|iPod> Any suggestions?
[10:32] <halvor> hosein: package cleaner or something
[10:32] <bindi> czardoz: you dont need to install putty, you just download it and run it.
[10:32] <llutz_> czardoz: so try to edit /etc/init/telnet  and modify "start on ... " to "start on never"
[10:33] <erUSUL> the 80's called; they want they telnet back ( and the 9600 bps modem too ) :)
[10:33] <halvor> hosein: and there you'll find a button "remove kernel"
[10:33] <erUSUL> their*
[10:33] <halvor> hosein: but don't go berzerk :) remove the oldest one first
[10:33] <llutz_> erUSUL: 300bd accoustic-coupler
[10:33] <Pumpkin-> czardoz: yes, but you will also be using a protocol that transfers the password (and everything else) in plaintext. You can do whatever you want, but nobody is going to recommend telnet these days.
[10:33] <halvor> hosein: then reboot... and you should see one option less on the grub screen
[10:34] <erUSUL> :)
[10:34] <czardoz> Pumpkin-, i see waht you mean
[10:34] <czardoz> *what
[10:34] <Pumpkin-> if you really want to use telnet, and not be horribly insecure, I'd recommend you looked into some kind of one time password system
[10:34] <truepurple> Gnea Oh, also almost all the free space is gone from my main drive, like the ISO file is being stored there or something, whats up with that?
[10:34] <llutz_> theres telnet/ssl
[10:34] <czardoz> however, there is no sensitive data or anything on my computer
[10:34] <czardoz> llutz, that file doesnt exist
[10:34] <Pumpkin-> or ipsec, or ssl'd telnet, but I'm sure these are all a lot more complicated than using putty :)
[10:35] <Gnea> truepurple: well, heh, where else is unetbootin going to store a file that it just downloaded? it doesn't go directly to the usb drive...
[10:35] <llutz_> czardoz: ls -l /etc/init.d/telnetd
[10:36] <czardoz> telnetd runs through inetd
[10:36] <czardoz> so that file too does not exist :(
[10:37] <czardoz> !inetd
[10:37] <hosein> halvor: there is 3 kernel packages: I think linux-image-2..-generic is installed by update manager recently.
[10:37] <llutz_> czardoz: inetd... thats why. so you have to check /etc/inetd.conf
[10:38] <qjy> .
[10:38] <jacktheripper> hello. I'm having a pretty strange font problem on opera. It just happens on facebook headings. Here: http://imagebin.org/137503. Opera 10.62 on Ubuntu 10.10. Is this the right place to ask ?
[10:38] <hosein> now can I clean the first: linux-headers-2...-22 ?
[10:38] <czardoz> can you tell what line i should edit?
[10:38] <truepurple> gnea no? Well how do I clear out that space now then? And could it have failed because of the lack of space on my main drive?
[10:39] <llutz_> czardoz: no idea how to disable that via inetd to start in manually. idea: write to inetd.confs and switch them using a short wrapper-script
[10:39] <root_> anybody there ?
[10:39] <root_> hi
[10:39] <llutz_> czardoz: it should contain something like: telnet stream tcp nowait ....
[10:39] <czardoz> it does indeed
[10:39] <Gnea> truepurple: it's entirely possible. you could start by doing a disk cleanup
[10:39] <czardoz> i should comment it ?
[10:40] <llutz_> czardoz: to disable it, yes. then restart inetd
[10:40] <czardoz> ok
[10:40] <czardoz> thanks =)
[10:40] <truepurple> Gnea: so it might work with fat32? or you still feel sure that I need fat16?
[10:40] <czardoz> but i will be able to start it manually?
[10:40] <Gnea> truepurple: oh, I know for a fact it'll work with FAT16, but you're welcome to try FAT32, it's your system 'n all...
[10:41] <czardoz> using " /usr/sbin/in.telnetd " ??
[10:41] <truepurple> gnea: Do you know for a fact that it won't work with fat32?
[10:42] <llutz_> czardoz: i'm not sure if telnetd runs in daemon-mode, you'd check google for it
[10:42] <Gnea> truepurple: If you'd been paying attention to what I said before, you'd know that I do.
[10:42] <czardoz> ok, thanks
[10:42] <M-sprite> how to record desktop with the music you are playing. i am using 'recordmydesktop'
[10:43] <mickster04> M-sprite: doesn't it come with a guide?
[10:43] <llutz_> czardoz: try "sudo  /usr/sbin/in.telnetd &"  and "lsof -i :23"
[10:43] <Gnea> truepurple: it would keep on booting into the installer, but when it came time to mount the usb as a cdrom, it failed epicly, each and every time. formatted to FAT16, worked like it should.
[10:43] <truepurple> Gnea: If I were to use the download then install method, would it still require that space on my main drive as well?
[10:44] <brorjonas> I have installed a game through wine, and now I want to remove it. But the uninstaller doesn't work, maybe because of space in path. However can I just rip the game out and delete it?
[10:44] <Gnea> truepurple: to store the iso, yes.
[10:44] <czardoz> it is working, thanks a lot
[10:44] <M-sprite> mickster04: i surf the guide a little i see sound, but it is a GUI , i use cmd line
[10:45] <truepurple> gnea: the ISO would be stored on the flash drive, so what do you mean?
[10:45] <erUSUL> brorjonas: the game has no uninstaller of its own?
[10:45] <Gnea> truepurple: the iso file itself or the installed version of it?
[10:45] <llutz_> czardoz: "sudo pkill telnetd" to stop it
[10:45] <brorjonas> erUSUL, yes it does, but it doesn't work.
[10:45] <com3> hello everyone
[10:45] <com3> how are you?
[10:45] <czardoz> right-o
[10:45] <Bruce_Wayne> hey guys, how make bootable usb for xp in ubuntu?
[10:46] <Bruce_Wayne> Any program?
[10:46] <Gnea> Bruce_Wayne: this is Ubuntu, not Windows, we support Ubuntu here.
[10:46] <mevvis> com3,  Im fine. breakfast....
[10:46] <com3> does anyone have any idea on how to allow ubuntu to be an apple Airplay client
[10:46] <Bruce_Wayne> Gnea: Yeah, I'm using ubuntu.. I want package name FOR ubuntu
[10:47] <com3> mevvis, bon apetit
[10:47] <truepurple> Gnea if I download the ISO file to X partion, then set unetbootin to install it on the USB flash drive, will the ISO and its large size also be created on my main partition?
[10:47] <czardoz> Bruce_Wayne, http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[10:47] <czardoz> it says for linux
[10:47] <truepurple> Basically, will I have nearly 700mb put in 3 different places?
[10:48] <halvor> hosein: remove the older ones
[10:48] <czardoz> however it worked when I used a windows ISO
[10:48] <truepurple> Even temporarily
[10:49] <truepurple> Gnea?
[10:49] <Gnea> truepurple: wherever the iso file downloads to is wherever the iso remains, unless it is moved elsewhere. when an iso file is burnt to a cd or dvd, the contents of the iso become available on said medium, so the concept is basically the same when installing the iso to the usb disk (and be patient, it takes time to type this you know)
[10:50] <truepurple> Sorry
[10:50] <eXpLoD> how can i update to grub2?when i boot it shows up grub version 1.93,how do i upgrade to second version?
[10:50] <llutz_> eXpLoD: 1.98 = grub2
[10:50] <si4re> !help
[10:51] <s5s> Can anyone using GNOME and Meerkat up-to-date click on the clock in the panel and double click a date in the calendar? DOes it go to that date or the date one day before it? I think it's a bug
[10:51] <truepurple> So if I couldn't spare the space on my main drive, I could download the file onto a second partition that can spare the space, and it won't need to recreate these files on my main partition for swap files/virtual memory or somethng?
[10:51] <Seperand> mine goes to the correct date
[10:52] <s5s> Seperand: are you using evolution mail
[10:52] <Seperand> yes
[10:52] <s5s> Seperand: can you go to May and do the same please?
[10:53] <s5s> Seperand: For anything after March I get the previous day when I double click
[10:53] <Seperand> went to may 8:  works beautifully
[10:53] <Bruce_Wayne> czardoz: Thanks bud.. Will try .. thanks again. :)
[10:54] <s5s> Seperand: I must have found a bug then because mine doesn't
[10:54] <s5s> Seperand: I have many appointments in May and maybe a slightly different setup than yours because mine isn't behaving properly
[10:55] <simontol> hi ayone here who can help me with u1sync tool from UbuntuOne package?
[10:55] <bazhang> simontol, try #ubuntuone
[10:55] <guest101> is there any user differences from running a virtual machine to a hard install
[10:55] <Seperand> strange.
[10:55] <truepurple> Gnea catch that last question/typing?
[10:55] <Gnea> truepurple: yeah, pretty much
[10:56] <s5s> guest101: Is there any difference between a mobile phone and a laptop?
[10:57] <guest101> i.e. what differences will i notice between a virtual win vista and an installed win vista
[10:57] <truepurple> Gnea there is that other program you recommended though I can use with fat32 to create a ubuntu live USB flash drive?
[10:58] <Gnea> truepurple: oh, usb-creator-gtk?
[10:58] <Gnea> truepurple: it also depends that the drive be formatted ahead of time
[10:58] <psycho_oreos> !ot| guest101
[10:58] <guest101> running the virual machine on ubuntu
[10:59] <juniour> hi
[10:59] <doods> when i install ubuntu, i wasn't able to make a swap partition..can i make a swap file instead?
[10:59] <truepurple> Gnea formated how ahead of time?
[10:59] <juniour> hi i waan use my pc as handset for mobile how to do that
[10:59] <juniour> ?
[10:59] <s5s> guest101: I just wrote you a response and then deleted it. Use google. Your question has nothing to do with Ubuntu.
[10:59] <Gnea> truepurple: using the format tool, of course
[10:59] <doods> to make up for it?
[11:00] <truepurple> Dang it, disk cleanup isnt finding these extra files
[11:00] <truepurple> gnea I mean format it in what way
[11:00] <edwardteach> guest101,  one is virtual  rubbish os  the other is  installed rubbish  os !
[11:01] <Gnea> truepurple: my computer->right click on device->format
[11:01] <guest101> edwardteach: haha
[11:01] <truepurple> gnea so format it in say NTSF
[11:01] <truepurple> gnea or fat32?
[11:02] <juniour> hey i wanna to use my pc as handset via bluetootht any help ?
[11:02] <Guesto> I'm currently using Empathy and I'm connected to MSN and I create new IRC account and this IRC account is online but I don't know where to open IRC like MSN help me
[11:02] <Gnea> truepurple: or FAT
[11:02] <_skpl> does anyone know what an autoconf macro directory is?
[11:03] <truepurple> So anyway, that program you recommended is fat32 compatible?
[11:03] <guest101> For example, if the virtual machine gains a virus, can this spread to the "real" machine, how is it contained in the virtual world. using ubuntu
[11:04] <juniour> hi
[11:04] <frans__> hi
[11:04] <Guesto> I'm currently using Empathy and I'm connected to MSN and I create new IRC account and this IRC account is online but I don't know where to open IRC like MSN help me
[11:05] <juniour> can i connet ne twhen i am in recovery mode command line
[11:05] <mickster04> !virus | Guest9151
[11:05] <mickster04> guest101: see above
[11:05] <mickster04> Guest9151: sorry
[11:05] <truepurple> Gnea: Is that program fat32 compatible?
[11:05] <Gnea> truepurple: what program?
[11:06] <truepurple> The one we've been talking about for some time...
[11:07] <truepurple> usb-creator-gtk
[11:07] <kane77> I need to resize ntfs, but gparted complains that I need to run chdsk /f in windows, can I somehow force it to resize? I don't have windows
[11:09] <truepurple> Gnea?
[11:10] <Gnea> truepurple: it doesn't download anything
[11:10] <rocking> hi.......Everybody
[11:10] <Gnea> truepurple: you feed it iso files
[11:10] <Tuplad> I have a "bad" SD card, how can I check if it's not dead ? (something like testdisk)
[11:11] <truepurple> Gnea I didn't say it downloaded anything, I asked you if its capable of making a bootable ISO image for ubuntu live CD with a FS like fat 32
[11:11] <Geniuso> Testing Empathy IRC client :D
[11:11] <Gnea> truepurple: no, it's purpose is to pass an iso file onto a cd or usb stick
[11:12] <truepurple> Gnea So I could use it to make a bootable live CD ubuntu on a fat32 formated USB flash drive?
[11:12] <edwardteach> kane77, why have you got ntfs on ubuntu ?
[11:13] <Gnea> truepurple: you could.
[11:13] <Gnea> truepurple: there's a good chance it won't work, though.
[11:13] <_skpl> can someone tell me how to have git replace all the files in a directory? im getting an error that says the directory is n ot empty
[11:13] <Tuplad> I have a "bad" SD card, how can I check if it's not dead ? The 2gb card is being recognized, but as a 32mb "raw" card, I can't format it.
[11:13] <truepurple> gnea why is there a good chance it won't work?
[11:13] <Gnea> truepurple: but your only recourse is to just try it
[11:13] <coconutz> hey, when im trying to rsync a folder that named in non-english chareter its breaks the whole rsync, how can i copy a folders even if they dont have english chars in it?
[11:14] <Gnea> truepurple: because it's formatted FAT32
[11:14] <truepurple> Gnea: Does unetbootin require rebooting to finish installing its files onto the USB flash drive?
[11:14] <Gnea> truepurple: usb-creator is much more picky about the FS than unetbootin is
[11:14] <Gnea> truepurple: well, if it's going to boot off of the same system, sure
[11:15] <truepurple> Not to boot the USB flash drive, to finish installing the files
[11:15] <edwardteach> coconutz, rename the file!
[11:15] <Gnea> okay, that made no sense
[11:15] <truepurple> Gnea Could I need to reboot in order to get unetbootin to move the files from my main hard drive to my flash drive?
[11:15] <Gnea> truepurple: I don't understand why that would be
[11:16] <truepurple> Gnea so it should install without needing to reboot?
[11:16] <truepurple> Gnea then How do I delete these files?
[11:16] <edwardteach> msg/ ubottu !filenames
[11:17] <edwardteach> !filenames | coconutz
[11:17] <erkan^> !bugs
[11:17] <Gnea> truepurple: what files?
[11:17] <_skpl> can someone tell me how to have git replace all the files in a directory? im getting an error that says the directory is not empty
[11:18] <truepurple> Gnea The files from the unetbootin attempted install onto my USB flash drive, they are still on my main HDD somewhere taking up space, and disk cleanup doesn't see them
[11:18] <erUSUL> _skpl: huh? in a checkout ? or what are you trying to do ?
[11:19] <truepurple> Gnea I got like 600kb free HDD space on my main hard drive right now, I had more like 700mb before this,
[11:20] <_skpl> erUSUL: im trying to compile gnome-shell, im reading this page:http://www.webupd8.org/2010/10/install-gnome-shell-from-git-in-ubuntu.html
[11:20] <truepurple> As it is right now, Im afraid to restart my computer that it might not find enough HDD space for virtual ram for windows booting
[11:20] <_skpl> erUSUL: it says i need a newer version of libnotify but when i run the commands on the website i get an error about libnotify already existing and the directory not being empty
[11:21] <SimonPHOENIX> http://pastebin.com/SP57UMLp how to take it out? warnings i mean, please
[11:21] <Odaym> is Ubuntu server as reliable and solid as let's say RedHat?
[11:21] <SimonPHOENIX> http://pastebin.com/T4YdZB3u
[11:21] <Odaym> is it common to use Ubuntu Server on servers?
[11:21] <ejv> sure Odaym
[11:21] <SimonPHOENIX> Ubuntu rock
[11:21] <erUSUL> _skpl: what command gives that error ?
[11:21] <ejv> Odaym: hence the product line "ubuntu server"
[11:21] <truepurple> ejv Can you help me?
[11:21] <Odaym> yes i know, but many product lines (i.e. Windows) are there and do not function properly
[11:21] <ejv> truepurple: no im going to bed
[11:21] <erUSUL> Odaym: #ubuntu-server
[11:21] <ejv> truepurple: and i haven't been paying attention
[11:22] <truepurple> Someone on who can help me?
[11:22] <Odaym> because I use Ubuntu here on the desktop and on another laptop
[11:22] <Odaym> so i trust the desktop side
[11:22] <Odaym> alright thank you erUSUL
[11:22] <_skpl> erUSUL: git clone git://git.gnome.org/libnotify
[11:22] <erUSUL> _skpl: you have a prior libnotify directory in the directory you run this on ?
[11:22] <Gnea> truepurple: it usually saves to the temp folder
[11:22] <Pumpkin-> Odaym: My dayjob is working for a very large consumer ISP, and we run Ubuntu Server on most of our linux boxes.
[11:22] <_skpl> erUSUL: yes
[11:23] <Odaym> really
[11:23] <_skpl> erUSUL: i believe it is an older version
[11:23] <truepurple> ejv simple, a unetbootin attempted install onto a usb flash drive has left the ISO file somewhere on my main HDD, I have like 600kb of space left and I cant seem to find these files to delete them
[11:23] <Odaym> i just want it for a home network
[11:23] <_skpl> erUSUL: that's why im getting the error during the build phase
[11:23] <Odaym> they're not answering on ubuntu-server, so i will ask here
[11:23] <truepurple> gnea windows temp? Where is that?
[11:23] <erUSUL> _skpl: well you have to remove or move it out of the way .
[11:23] <Odaym> do i get Apache, SAMBA, etc..when i install it?
[11:23] <_skpl> erUSUL: how can i do that?
[11:23] <qjy> .
[11:23] <Odaym> ok they've answered
[11:23] <_skpl> erUSUL: im not very good with CLI
[11:24] <erUSUL> _skpl: mv  libnotify libnotify.old ?
[11:24] <Pumpkin-> Odaym: you can (I think) tick some boxes in the installer and get them, but they are juts an apt-get install away anyway.
[11:24] <Gnea> truepurple: a question better asked in #windows
[11:24] <erUSUL> _skpl: then run the clone
[11:24] <Odaym> true
[11:24] <_skpl> erUSUL: ok i'll try that
[11:24] <Guest75916> yes 0daym .. you will get a Tasks menu at some point and the whole LAMP thing goes in
[11:24] <truepurple> But are you sure that is where unetbootin puts the files anyway?
[11:24] <Guest75916> or DNS or whatever service you want
[11:25] <Gnea> truepurple: if you can't find them in your download folder(s), then where else should they go?
[11:25] <Gnea> truepurple: try clearing out your browser's cache
[11:26] <Gnea> that should free up enough space so that your system won't croak
[11:26] <erUSUL> Odaym: you have tasksel program to install "server roles" metapackages
[11:26] <truepurple> But it wasnt downloaded by my browser, and my browser cache is nearly empty as it is
[11:27] <Gnea> truepurple: THINK: clearing your cache NOW and then rebooting before you find the ISO file means that pagefile won't have a problem
[11:27] <_skpl> erUSUL: that worked, i believe, now let's hope the build phase works. :)
[11:28] <truepurple> Gnea what is your logic there? If I don't find the ISO before rebooting, I might not have enough virtual memory space to reboot
[11:28] <Gnea> truepurple: I.. just explained it. it's clear as day, it doesn't get any simpler than that.
[11:29] <Gnea> truepurple: don't you know what a pagefile is?
[11:29] <truepurple> I might manage to clear up a few MB if I clear out browser cache, if that
[11:29] <Gnea> well try it and see what happens
[11:29] <truepurple> Try restarting?
[11:30]  * Gnea facepalms
[11:30] <Gnea> clearing your browser cache...
[11:30] <truepurple> I did anyway, as I said, a few MB
[11:30] <erUSUL> _skpl: you did not find a ppa with gnome-shell ?
[11:30] <erUSUL> !ppa | _skpl
[11:30] <sami___> Hey, just wondering if I should get Ubuntu 64-bit or 32-bit one? Is the compatibility good nowadays?
[11:30] <Ten-Eight> Gnea: bless your heart ;)
[11:30] <erUSUL> sami___: 64 bit
[11:30] <Gnea> truepurple: okay good, now your system won't croak while using it
[11:31] <_skpl> erUSUL: yeah but i wanted the newest version
[11:31] <Gnea> Ten-Eight: hahaha
[11:31] <usuario_> buenos dias
[11:31] <Ten-Eight> Gnea: didn't know what else to say
[11:31] <_skpl> erUSUL: i guess if this build doesnt work i will try that
[11:31] <Gnea> Ten-Eight: that works ;)
[11:31] <truepurple> 5 mb of free space hardly guarentees having enough space to reboot gnea
[11:31] <Ten-Eight> Gnea: heh
[11:31] <usuario_> como puedo poner la pantalla de inicio de ubuntu 9.04 en sesion automatica
[11:32] <usuario_> para que no pida contraseña
[11:32] <Gnea> truepurple: true, but it does mean that anything else that uses up diskspace in the background won't kill your system as soon as it would with only 600K free
[11:32] <erUSUL> !es | usuario_
[11:32] <Gnea> !9.04 | usuario_
[11:32] <ct529> hi! I would like to create a scritp for "switching off" all graphics and services and restarting the windows server with lxdm and lxde, for when we need max performance on the desktop
[11:33] <_skpl> erUSUL: i got the same error during teh build phase, any ideas?
[11:33] <erUSUL> _skpl: no sorry
[11:33] <sami___> Okay, 64-bit one then. Are the creative X-Fi's working in linux with the features like crystalizer? I read up but I only found an old driver from 2008
[11:33] <truepurple> gnea I would still like to find this file first, where might it be stored, any idea at all?
[11:33] <Gnea> truepurple: now you can devote more time and resources to finding the iso file
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> sami___: creative cards can be a pain to get working
[11:33] <usuario_> ok
[11:33] <Gnea> truepurple: as I said, in some temp directory. you ought to know where those are located, it's your system after all.
[11:34] <scruff_uk> !eol
[11:35] <truepurple> gnea got some help in windows, you put %temp% in the url window, that brought me there and I found the file
[11:35] <raisin123> Does anyone know how can I download just specific data from any site. Like just flash videos or just images or just links, etc ?
[11:35] <sami___> ActionParsnip, How hard? Is it impossible for a linux noob? :p And if you do get it working, do the sound quality enhancing features work or is it just that it is able to play sound
[11:35] <Gnea> truepurple: see?
[11:35] <truepurple> see what? Its not like you told me that
[11:35] <Gnea> ask the right people, get the right answer
[11:35] <mickster04> raisin123: right click for pics, select and copy for text? videos are harder
[11:36] <truepurple> Ah ok, got your point now
[11:36] <Gnea> of course not, I'm not obligated to give anyone help with windows in the Ubuntu help channel
[11:36]  * Ten-Eight hands Gnea a strong drink
[11:36] <raisin123> mickster04: What if there are like a thousand pics or around 20 videos and I said "links" not "text"..
[11:36] <truepurple> Well, as far as I knew unetbootin could have put it in its own special folder
[11:36]  * Gnea accepts
[11:37] <Gnea> it could have, but this IS windows we're talking about here, doesn't take a rocket scientist to deduce where windows usually stores things on a temporary basis
[11:37] <mickster04> raisin123: sounds like wget is your friend
[11:38] <Pumpkin-> what is the recommended method for invoking an editor in a shell script for a user to use (and have them get their prefered editor): Is it use $VISUAL if non-null, then use $EDITOR if non-null, then default to something ?
[11:38] <Gnea> but it does take a rocket scientist to figure out how to move those files between a ground computer and a satellite ;)
[11:38] <raisin123> mickster04: yes ofcourse. but as I said, how to download specific things via wget is beyond me.
[11:39] <mickster04> raisin123: wget webaddress *.png <- something like that in a script and run it
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> Pumpkin-: apps like visudo use the EDITOR variable
[11:40] <raisin123> mickster04: this will download only files with png format? But how will I know what format is the image file or video file in?
[11:40] <truepurple> gnea I think that would require more of a computer scientist or a software scientist.
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> Pumpkin-: you could use:  exec $(which $EDITOR)      I think
[11:40] <mickster04> raisin123: technically you should ask the webmaster for permission, If theygive it it would be easier for them to zip up the files for you
[11:40] <Pumpkin-> aha, I should see what visudo does. Good idea :)
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> Pumpkin-: someone with better bash-fu than me will surely correct it ;)
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> Pumpkin-: visudo edits the sudoers file to edit what can and cannot use sudo and whom
[11:41] <Pumpkin-> yeah, I know what the command does. I mean what it does in terms of how it selects the editor.
[11:42] <Gnea> truepurple: no, trust me, it takes a rocket scientist to make sure that the satellite gets on a path so that it doesn't burn up in the atmosphere
[11:42] <raisin123> mickster04_: noone has the time or the energy for individual request man but i assure you it's completely permitted. I am not some rocket scientist afterall... Just another linux noob.
[11:42] <neil_d> I have a remote server, that I can ssh into... but atm I can't use rdesktop to get in... that only works for a few days after I reboot the server... I can find no errors in the logs, on the server... the rdesktop and 'Remote Desktop Viewer' both stop at the line 'sending login info to sesman'... doing a 'sudo service xrdp restart' doesn't fix the problem... what can I do to fix this?
[11:42] <truepurple> Gnea you said upload software
[11:42] <Gnea> truepurple: without the hardware firmly in place, you can'd upload squat.
[11:42] <Gnea> *can't
[11:42] <inktri> i'm running an nginx server on ubuntu. i want to rate limit ip's from making requests to my web server (eg. if a visitor has visited more than 5 times in the past minute, disallow connection or show 404). is it possible to do this with iptables or some other software?
[11:42] <com3> does anyone know whether apple's Airplay can be enabled in Ubuntu, if yes where can i download the dpkg file?
[11:42] <com3> thank
[11:42] <com3> thanks
[11:43] <truepurple> gnea still different issues, anyway a silly and OT thing to discuss, I am going to go for now. thanks for your help
[11:43] <raisin123> Gnea: Are you guyz doing something with a satellite? That's so cool!!!
[11:43] <mickster04> raisin123: well if you write a script with a couple of wget's in fr the different things, I don't you can download the flash videos directly, they are usually on facebook, and you need to use another service for that
[11:43] <Gnea> truepurple: good luck with everything
[11:43] <Gnea> raisin123: lol I was just using it as an example
[11:43] <greppy> inktri: not sure on nginx but on apache every file request is going to count in that, so if you have 4 images and a web page, boom, quota hit with one request, as far as the user is concerned.
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> com3: http://www.rikez.com/?p=1515
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> com3: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/12/ubuntu-one-gets-apple-airplay-friendly-stream-from-your-cloud-to-your-stereo/
[11:44] <inktri> greppy: i just want to prevent bots that are visiting my page 10 times a second
[11:44] <Pumpkin-> inktri: you can certainly use iptables to limit the nyumber of SYN's you will accept from an address in a given time period. If that will do what you want nor not I guess depends on if you have persistant HTTP connections or not.
[11:44] <raisin123> mickster04_: ok forget about the videos. tell me how to download lots of images from a site. and only images.
[11:45] <mickster04> raisin123: well read up on wget
[11:45] <Gnea> raisin123: but we actually do use a laptop attached to a radio in the field to track high altitude balloons and later trace their paths in 3D using google earth :)
[11:45] <raisin123> mickster04: I mean what I need to write in wget?
[11:45] <Pumpkin-> if the bot is making 100 requests in one HTTP connection, that isn't going to help you (but I'd imagine something nginx can do would).
[11:45] <com3> ActionParnip Thanks!
[11:45] <raisin123> mickster04: wow, thanks I guess...
[11:45] <mickster04> raisin123: there are manuals and examples, it's pretty useful tool to know about so it may well be worth you getting to know it
[11:45] <raisin123> Gnea_: OMFG! Who thought of that!!!
[11:46] <inktri> the bots are making separate GET requests, but many of them at a high rate
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> com3: the less you use apple products the better, they are renowned for proprietary stuff which can be hard to incorporate
[11:46] <root_>  m
[11:46] <raisin123> mickster04: yeah , I guess so. Thanks. :)
[11:46] <AbhijiT> hey guys this software https://launchpad.net/a4 is not in my lucid software center repo guys help helppppppppppppppp
[11:46] <AbhijiT> whats the package name?
[11:47] <raisin123> Gnea: Can't you send a camera attached to a baloon to space and somehow let it send back images till the time, it goes to space and I don't know, bursts??
[11:48] <sunhongsong> ..
[11:48] <Simisu> hello everyone, i've recently bought a new external HDD and tried to install ubuntu on it, i made two partittions for it and left all the rest of the space empty (i partitioned it using the installation CD because windows didn't seem to have the option to create partitions for ubuntu) now... the installation crashed at some point and i had to unplug the computer :O(   now i wanted to try wubi
[11:48] <Simisu> to install but the problem is that windows is not "seeing" the HD (even though i am able to see it with the disc admin tool, i thought to reformatt it from scratch but the tool dosen't give me the option, it's grey in the menue) what can i do next? do i need to download some formatting/partitioning tool?
[11:48] <Simisu> thanks
[11:48] <FloodBot3> Simisu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:49] <Gnea> raisin123: yup, we do that too
[11:49] <mickster04> Simisu: install gparted and format the extr space to ntfs
[11:49] <zhou> vfdgfdg
[11:49] <Gnea> raisin123: we get snapshots and whole movies
[11:49]  * Ten-Eight figures Gnea is a meteorologist or ham radio operator.
[11:49] <raisin123> Gnea_: dude!!! who are you?? rocket scientist?
[11:50] <raisin123> Gnea_: working at NASA or something?
[11:50] <Simisu> Gparted is a program for windows also?
[11:50] <mickster04> Simisu: i doubt it
[11:50] <s_mahdi> hi
[11:51] <mickster04> simisu sporry misread your question
[11:51] <s_mahdi> would any body like to help me with installing tcl on ubuntu 10.04?
[11:51] <mickster04> try the install cd again?
[11:51] <claudio_> hello!
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> AbhijiT: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:a4-dev/a4-ppa; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install a4
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> !info tcl | s_mahdi
[11:53] <Gnea> raisin123: no, just a student :)
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> s_mahdi: it's in the main repo, just run: sudo apt-get install tcl
[11:53] <Simisu> is there a chance it would work? i have the feeling that something is missing on that HDD some partition or something for the installation to work (it was sugguested something about mounting/unmounting.. which i have no idea still what it is exactly... but anyway the installation cd did that for me....???
[11:53] <raisin123> Gnea_: where do you study da?
[11:55] <AbhijiT> :o
[11:55] <mickster04> Simisu: run the live cd, use the testing option, install gparted into that system and run that
[11:55] <AbhijiT> ActionParsnip, okayy!!!
[11:55] <Simisu> michster04: thanks, i'll try that!
[11:56] <mickster04> !tab | Simisu
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> AbhijiT: you would have found it if you'd dug a bit
[11:56] <AbhijiT> ActionParsnip, :/
[11:56] <Simisu> mickster04: hahahaha finally... i wondered how everyone always got the damn nicknames right... thanks a lot!
[11:57] <mickster04> Simisu: :)
[11:57] <raisin123> Gnea: nice talk , I have to leave. Bye man. :)
[11:57] <Simisu> Hasta luego ;O)
[11:57] <s_mahdi> Actionparsnip: u see i have the program installed already but it doesn't work properly
[11:59] <Isakk> Hello fellas. Should wifi + wpa with a RT61 card work out of the box on ubuntu server edition 10.04 64bit?
[12:00] <qjy> who
[12:00] <erUSUL> Isakk: there are dirvers for it; if you are asking that
[12:01] <Isakk> Well, I was more or less wondering if there are any well known troubles with it that someone in here knew about :)
[12:01] <s_mahdi> ActionParsnip: where can i find help with tcl scripting?
[12:02] <erUSUL> s_mahdi: maybe there is a #tcl channel in this network. ask there for pointers
[12:02] <s_mahdi> erUSUL: tanx mate
[12:04] <truepurple> gnea not usb-creator-gtk, that requires linux first
[12:05] <root_> WHAT IS THE BT LOGIN AND PAS ON BAC TRACK
[12:05] <Isakk> root - toor
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> root_: backtrack isn't supported here
[12:06] <truepurple> gnea you still there? What was that program you recommended earlier?
[12:06] <root_> OKEY
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> !backtrack | root_
[12:10] <anxel> hola
[12:10] <anxel> alguien me puede ayudar
[12:10] <anxel> soy nuevo en ubuntu
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> !norway
[12:11] <erUSUL> !es | anxel
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> durr, mixed that up good :(
[12:11] <chopperx> [anxel] ·.¸¸.·´¯`> 
[12:11] <chopperx> ·.¸¸.·´¯`> necesitas ayuda, anxel ?
[12:13] <chopperx> ·.¸¸.·´¯`> -ooO!\\|// !oOo! anxel
[12:13] <chopperx> ·.¸¸.·´¯`> -ooO!(o o) !oOo! veo tus clones...
[12:13] <chopperx> ·.¸¸.·´¯`> -ooO--\-/--Ooo-  anxel    ...
[12:13] <Philip__> You know what would be nice about Docky is if the Show desktop would act like aero peek on win7
[12:13] <Toph> i'm repeatedly getting a popup on my desktop 'Another user is trying to view your desktop'  refuse or accept,, this last one was from Russia,, anyone else experiencing the same?
[12:14] <anxel> que pasa
[12:14] <truepurple> I am spying on you Toph
[12:14] <Daekdroom> !CoC | chopperx
[12:14] <Daekdroom> !es | anxel
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> Toph: if you port forward for vnc, you will get this
[12:14] <Toph> truepurple,,, hehe
[12:14] <Prajwal> !dodo | Daekdroom
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> Toph: if you used an SSH tunnel, you won't get that plus SSH tunnelling adds security as VNC has NONE
[12:15] <Toph> ActionParsnip,,, how do i make that change?
[12:15] <tr43nd> hiya all
[12:15] <truepurple> Toph Do you not like me? Why do you refuse me?
[12:15] <Toph> truepurple,,, a/s/l pls
[12:15] <Toph> hehe
[12:16] <tr43nd> I use conky
[12:16] <W4RH4WK> tr43nd, well, me too...^^
[12:17] <tr43nd> and I need scrip to log my upload and dovload
[12:17] <truepurple> Toph Apple= Gala, Snow= lots,  Laughing= sort of a breathy laugh
[12:17] <Toph> hehe
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> !vnc | Toph
 lol
[12:17] <Toph> ActionParsnip,,, thanks
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> Toph: vnc over wan without an ssh tunnel is a REALLY bad idea, all keystrokes are sent in clear text
[12:18] <Toph> ubottu,,, checking it out
[12:19] <neil_d> I have a remote server, that I can ssh into... but atm I can't use rdesktop to get in... that only works for a few days after I reboot the server... I can find no errors in the logs, on the server... the rdesktop and 'Remote Desktop Viewer' both stop at the line 'sending login info to sesman'... doing a 'sudo service xrdp restart' doesn't fix the problem... what can I do to fix this?
[12:20] <tr43nd> some idea ?
[12:20] <W4RH4WK> tr43nd, nope, sry
[12:20] <qjy> exit
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> neil_d: you can use x forwarding to run gui apps
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> neil_d: there's also this : http://lubuntu.net/blog/lubuntu-screencast-openssh-remote-desktop-connection-xnest
[12:22] <tr43nd> I see dowload and upload in my conky screen, and I need somethink to log this after restert
[12:22] <tr43nd> *restart
[12:24] <czardoz> you wish to log download and upload speeds?
[12:25] <tr43nd> no, only dowloaded and uploaded data
[12:25] <tr43nd> kb
[12:25] <MacManDan> Is there a way to have Linux write to a Mac formatted drive?  All I am getting is read-only.
[12:26] <tr43nd> for 24 hoer
[12:26] <tr43nd> hour
[12:26] <MacManDan> I am trying to get files off a Linux partition to a USB Mac drive.
[12:26] <erUSUL> MacManDan: convoluted way; i think you can get rw access if you disable the journaling on the fs in a Mac system
[12:27] <MacManDan> If al else fails I wil go the long way around, move files over network but that takes forever.
[12:28] <czardoz> tr43nd, this might help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMonitorInternetTrafficTotals
[12:29] <tr43nd> thanks, I go chek
[12:30] <tr43nd> hm, vnsta, I knov this progra, don't log correctly
[12:30] <tr43nd> 8vnstat
[12:31] <tr43nd> I will try ipac-ng
[12:31] <czardoz> have a look here too: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/bandwidth-monitoring-tools-for-linux.html
[12:32] <tr43nd> tnx
[12:32] <MrOne> Can I get help with a printer?
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: what make and model
[12:33] <rajmahendra> I am getting problem in booting please help when i boot i get to (initramfs)   it says  target filesystem doesnt have requested /sbin/init
[12:33] <MrOne> HL-2030
[12:33] <MrOne> Brother
[12:33] <nixoninnes> Hey, could anyone give me a hand with permissions, im not sure why i still dont have permissions to access a folder although im in the group which owns it, and its settings are to 770
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> rajmahendra: boot to live cd and fsck the partition
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: Brother make Linux drivers: http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/index.html
[12:34] <W4RH4WK> nixoninnes, try to log out and login, if the you changed the group file or smth like that... it needs to update
[12:34] <rajmahendra> i need to download a DC then :(
[12:34] <rajmahendra> CD
[12:35] <Philip__> How come certain IP's on my ISP's IP network 'BAD ones' Is there ways to get them to be good ones you know ones that were used for hacking etc, probably got Virus ridden by another user on the ISP?
[12:35] <nixoninnes> Heh, thanks W4RH4WK :P  it just needed a relog
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: cd ~; wget http://www.brother.com/pub/bsc/linux/dlf/brhl2030lpr-2.0.1-1.i386.deb; sudo dpkg -i ./brhl2030lpr-2.0.1-1.i386.deb; wget http://www.brother.com/pub/bsc/linux/dlf/cupswrapperHL2030-2.0.1-2.i386.deb; sudo dpkg -i ./cupswrapperHL2030-2.0.1-2.i386.deb
[12:36] <W4RH4WK> nixoninnes, no problem, u'r welcome
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: that will download and install the debs for you in a single command :)
[12:37] <yubahaq> first hi ;
[12:37] <yubahaq> My problem is when i start my computer I see that the default resolution is 800x600 but in the monitor i have selected 1152x864
[12:37] <yubahaq> when the computer stars and when desktop shows the resolution changes from 800x600 to 1152x864 and it affects icons in panel(they changes the place) this annoyes Me!!
[12:37] <yubahaq> I tried startup-manager but didn't have this resolution in it
[12:37] <yubahaq> Plz help (this is my only problem that i have in ubuntu)
[12:37] <FloodBot3> yubahaq: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:39] <MrOne> ActionParsnip: lpadmin: No such file or directory
[12:40] <MrOne> subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 Errors were encountered while processing:  cupswrapperhl2030
[12:40] <MrOne> The printer already shows up as well.
[12:41] <MrOne> It's just test pages don't get printed
[12:41] <MrOne> They get added to the list
[12:41] <MrOne> then they vanish.
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: you need the brhl2030lpr deb first, then the wrapper
[12:42] <yubahaq> this is my problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/566291/ hope to find the solution !!
[12:43] <MrOne> ActionParsnip: The brhl2030lpr deb installs without halt
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: yes, then install the wrapper
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: the big command I gave earlier will install and download the debs in the right order
[12:45] <truepurple> yubahaq what video card do you use?
[12:45] <MrOne> IFor the second I get:http://paste.ubuntu.com/566295/
[12:46] <MrOne> For
[12:46] <MrOne> ActionParsnip: I did them in that order.
[12:46] <yubahaq> intel
 I found bandwidthd, nov I install
[12:48] <MrOne> This might be fuller
[12:48] <MrOne> http://paste.ubuntu.com/566300/
[12:48] <antonio_> hi
[12:48] <antonio_> im speak spanish
[12:48] <truepurple> yubahaq Its not like I can help you, but you need to be more detailed if you want help
[12:49] <antonio_> exist a chanel spanish?
[12:49] <tensorpudding> !es | antonio_
[12:49] <antonio_> thx
[12:49] <yubahaq> lspci
[12:49] <yubahaq> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 82865G/PE/P DRAM Controller/Host-Hub Interface (rev 02)
[12:49] <yubahaq> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82865G Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[12:49] <yubahaq> 00:06.0 System peripheral: Intel Corporation 82865G/PE/P Processor to I/O Memory Interface (rev 02)
[12:49] <yubahaq> 00:1d.0 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) USB UHCI Controller #1 (rev 02)
[12:49] <yubahaq> 00:1d.1 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) USB UHCI Controller #2 (rev 02)
[12:49] <FloodBot3> yubahaq: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:51] <robbit10> Is there another app available than Evolution to manage my GNOME calender?
[12:52] <MrOne> ActionParsnip: ?
[12:53] <coz_> robbit10,  not that I am aware of
[12:53] <i4ba1> excuse me all
[12:54] <coz_> robbit10,  you mean just calling it up?
[12:54] <i4ba1> the ubuntu is not showing on boot menu
[12:54] <memoryleak> hi
[12:54] <robbit10> coz_: no, adding entries to it
[12:54] <matthewDS> Sry to but in, does anyone know how to fix grub errors?  I can boot ubuntu fine but when I try to boot Windows 7 I get a Geom error...
[12:54] <coz_> robbit10,  ah mm let me check hold on
[12:54] <i4ba1> can yuo help me to show the ubuntu on boot menu?
[12:55] <robbit10> coz_: okay :)
[12:55] <MrOne> ActionParsnip: ??
[12:55] <coz_> robbit10,  the clock applet should call up the calendar to add entries  ...yes?
[12:55] <i4ba1> i try the to restore the grub using the live cd
[12:56] <robbit10> coz_: it only calls up the calendar, but doesn't have any options for adding anything
[12:56] <i4ba1> and tyoe sudo grub on terminal
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: then I suggest you remove the printer in the printer app under system -> admin, then reboot
[12:56] <i4ba1> but the output is "command not found"
[12:56] <coz_> robbit10,  I am noticing that the clock applet on cairo dock calls it up and entries can be added
[12:56] <memoryleak> i have a disk drive that is mounted in /media/Media/storage0 but i can't find a fstab entry for it. where else could it be?
[12:56] <chrome_> does pidgin have skype?
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> memoryleak: the partition is mounted, not the disk
[12:56] <i4ba1> can anybody help me?
[12:57] <robbit10> coz_: Ah. Then at least I now know that it has support for third-party (non-Evolution) apps. I'll search further on my own, thanks for the help! :)
[12:57] <chrome_> What's the best IM client supporting multiple protocols?
[12:57] <coz_> robbit10,   since cairo dock  clock applet does it  I am going to assume that other clock applications may do the same
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> memoryleak: the path to fstab will be /media/Media/storage0/etc/fstab
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> chrome_: there is no single best app for anything
[12:57] <DJones> chrome_: Have a look at either empathy or pidgin
[12:57] <chrome_> ok
[12:57] <DJones> !msn | chrome_
[12:57] <coz_> robbit10,  its a guess,,since I havent tried it  but perhaps even screenlets clocks may do it as well
[12:58] <memoryleak> ActionParsnip: I used the GUI Discmanager to format and mount another disk, and the second disc is mounted as /stoarage1 and is shown in nautilus as disc
[13:00] <memoryleak> /media/storage1 has no folders & files
[13:00] <tuzlo> I believe Ubuntu is using the wrong video drivers, how do I change them?
[13:01] <jrib> tuzlo: System -> Administration -> Additional Drivers
[13:03] <MrOne> Ok ActionParsnip rebooted after removing printers
[13:03] <BIGBAMBU> hi guys
[13:03] <tuzlo> jrib, it doesnt find any
[13:03] <sacarlson> tuzlo: if you know the drivers are already present you can change xorg.conf but more likly you will need to add one like propriatary as jrib said http://www.osguides.net/operation-systems/217-how-to-create-xorgconf-in-ubuntu-910.html
[13:03] <jrib> tuzlo: what card do you have?
[13:03] <MrOne> same error :(
[13:04] <simisu> mickster04: i´m out of luck... the computer got stuck again while copying files from the cd this time (i didn´t see the option to test.. i thought it would come later...?)
[13:04] <simisu> the caps lock keeps blinking and the laptop gets hot and makes a lot of noize... it reacts to nothing
[13:04] <tuzlo> ATI radeon 7000-M
[13:05] <tuzlo> bilt into the machine
[13:05] <jrib> !ati | tuzlo
[13:05] <MrOne> cannot create /usr/share/cups/model/HL2030.ppd: Directory nonexistent
[13:05] <jrib> MrOne: you have to give context with errors.
[13:05] <MrOne> It's in scrollback
[13:05] <MrOne> but yeah I should
[13:06] <jrib> MrOne: you're being too vague.  You should pastebin the command you ran and the *full* output
[13:06] <sacarlson> MrOne: maybe if you create the dir it will be happy?
[13:06] <MrOne> http://paste.ubuntu.com/566307/
[13:06] <ssingh> hello, I am using ubuntu 10.04 and openssh-client  is installed
[13:06] <MrOne> jrib: did you miss my reply?
[13:07] <sabgenton> any one with isuse for 10.10?
[13:07] <sabgenton> 10.04 has given me wifi isuses so far
[13:07] <ssingh> when I am trying with sudo ssh vvehicles@192.168.1.19, I am getting error ssh: connect to host 192.168.1.19 port 22: Connection refused
[13:07] <sabgenton> I am hoping the hirer kernel number of 10.10 will help
[13:07] <ssingh> please help me
[13:07] <sabgenton> or should I hope that the new .2 point release will help me here
[13:07] <tuzlo> jrib, ok thats wierd, looks like it's using the right driver but when I try a screen resolution that I know worked in Slackware it garbles it all up
[13:07] <sabgenton> of LTS
[13:08] <llutz> ssingh: "sudo ssh" is nonsense. you need openssh-server being installed and running on 192.168.1.19
[13:08] <sabgenton> ssingh: why do u need sudo?
[13:08] <zotac> hello, im trying to share internet through ad-hoc wireless, and it works for like 5 minutes, after that, internet does not work on the connected computers and the wifi-network is no longer there to connecto to. does anyone know why?
[13:08] <sabgenton> u should need sudo
[13:08] <sabgenton> shouldn't*
[13:08] <llutz> ssingh: check on that machine with "sudo lsof -i :22"
[13:08] <llutz> ssingh: or "netstat -tulpen|grep 22"
[13:08] <ssingh> llutz: I am checking
[13:08] <jrib> !fixres | tuzlo
[13:09] <jrib> tuzlo: I don't if that helpful depending on what you mean by "garbles it up"
[13:09] <tuzlo> there a place I can paste an image?
[13:09] <arand> sabgenton: There is a possibility to install a mainline kernel for testing in ubuntu, it may help you figure out if it would make any difference. It's unsupported of course :)
[13:09] <arand> !imagebin
[13:09] <jrib> MrOne: you didn't include the command you ran
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> tuzlo: imageshack or photobucket
[13:10] <sabgenton> arand: wheres a good  place to start
[13:10] <MrOne> jrib: sudo dpkg -i ./cupswrapperHL2030-2.0.1-2.i386.deb
[13:11] <sabgenton> as you are being so bold as to suport me :P
[13:11] <jrib> MrOne: why aren't you using brother-cups-wrapper-laser from the repositories instead?
[13:11] <sabgenton> if I want to upgrade the kernel
[13:11] <MrOne> because I was doing what ActionParsnip told me
[13:11] <sabgenton> to a non suported version
[13:11] <jrib> MrOne: brother-cups-wrapper-laser's description includes hl-2030 so that should work for you
[13:12] <MrOne> Installing that now
[13:12] <sacarlson> MrOne: seems I might have been correct as seen here at #50 seems you need to sudo mkdir -p /usr/share/cups/model/  then install cupswrapper .deb  as seen here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=123539&page=5
[13:13] <arand> sabgenton: Well it's just a hint, if anything goes wrong I will likely not be able to help, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds has instructions, you will install the new one which you can try booting, but the old one will still be present so you should be albe to revert at any time, and uninstall the mainline if it didn't work.
[13:13] <bindi> !wayland
[13:13] <bc81_> something i just noticed, when typing in the ubuntu software center's search bar the window flickers white.  can someone confirm this? maverick 10.10 using Dark Looks theme
[13:13] <MrOne> The printer made a noise
[13:13] <MrOne> It's a start.
[13:14] <sabgenton> arand: thanks for the link
[13:14] <sabgenton> promise I wont  sue
[13:14] <sabgenton> :P
[13:14] <cast> and an end, if you plan on using your printer to scare away rodents
[13:14] <MrOne> sacarlson: I don't understand what you are linking to.
[13:15] <MrOne> jrib: Installed that tried test page. Printer made noise but nothing was printed.
[13:15] <ASAKPKE> hi romm
[13:15] <ASAKPKE> room
[13:15] <ASAKPKE> testing testing
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> !test | ASAKPKE
[13:16] <sacarlson> MrOne: it was a link to a group of people that had the same problem as you,  but sounds like you might have made progress
[13:16] <MrOne> Not exactly
[13:16] <MrOne> :(
[13:17] <longrifle0x> hi all
[13:17] <ASAKPKE> what is this room mail for?
[13:17] <nabilcon> Hi
[13:17] <Klipox> hi
[13:17] <MrOne> :(
[13:18] <MrOne> Printer doesn't print
[13:18] <erUSUL> ASAKPKE: mail ?
[13:18] <Renfield> How and when is /etc/systcl.conf read and acted upon during boot up?
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: is your OS 32bit or 64bit?
[13:18] <erUSUL> Renfield: some init script calls sysctl -a during boot
[13:18] <MrOne> 32bit
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Renfield: your gui network manager will write it at boot
[13:18] <Renfield> The reason I ask is because I made some changes there, rebooted, and the changes did not take effect. When I manually pull in the changes using sysctl -p, they do take effect.
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> MrOne: makes life easier
[13:19] <MrOne> :)
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Renfield: you need to put the DNS serevrs in network manager / wicd for them to stick
[13:19] <cast> Renfield: when /etc/init.d/procps runs
[13:19] <Renfield> erUSUL: Hmm, I did a grep for sysctl in /etc/init.d/* and did not find it.
[13:19] <cast> oh :(
[13:19] <Renfield> cast: Thanks I'll look at that file.
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Renfield: sorry, confusing resolv.conf, I'm an idiot
[13:20] <Renfield> ActionParsnip: Ah, I was wondering what you were talking about.
[13:20] <longrifle0x> Hey Users I have  10 website shell link who wanna?
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> longrifle0x: this is support only
[13:20] <erUSUL> Renfield: /etc/init/procps.conf:    cat /etc/sysctl.d/*.conf /etc/sysctl.conf | sysctl -p -
[13:20] <Renfield> erUSUL: Thanks.
[13:21] <longrifle0x> I'm new on ubuntu who can learn me ?
[13:21] <erUSUL> i see cast was faster then me ;P
[13:21] <ssingh> llutz, sabgenton thanks. I have solved the problem . thanks again. bye
[13:23] <mkanyicy> longrifle0x: google
[13:24] <Philip__> Google and youtube
[13:25] <tuzlo> jrib, here's a pic of what I mean by garbled http://img718.imageshack.us/i/photoqi.jpg/
[13:25] <MrOne> no luck with the versions you suggested jrib
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> longrifle0x: just use the OS, you will learn
[13:25] <longrifle0x> ubuntu 10.4
[13:26] <sacarlson> tuzlo: sync rate?
[13:27] <akagi82_> anyone have experience with nat32?
[13:27] <tuzlo> tried the sync rates they are all in range of what the monitor can do, but in ubuntu it does that when I swap to x1200 but in slackware it works fine
[13:28] <sacarlson> akagi82_: what is nat32?
[13:29] <MrOne> So here is the diagnostics when I try and print a test page:http://paste.ubuntu.com/566310/
[13:29] <Guinness2702> How do I disable usplash / plymouth?  I have a server which I run headless, and ever since it got installed, as soon as usplash/plymouth starts up, the display corrupts
[13:29] <akagi82_> sacarlson its a software router
[13:29] <Guinness2702> ...that is, when I plug a monitor in
[13:29] <xerox1> i am getting a sys_error("no space left on device") while using unison-gtk; space available: 120 gb; any advice?
[13:29] <sacarlson> akagi82_: ubuntu has the router built in
[13:29] <LinoSP|net> how many zero fills  do u think is enough to totally wipe a HD?
[13:30] <Seveas> don't zerofill to wipe, use random data
[13:30] <robbit10> Evolution won't install - it hangs when installing Evolution-common, but I need an app to edit my calendar.. Anyone have any recommendations?
[13:30] <Seveas> and 7 passes of that is enough
[13:30] <akagi82_> sacarlson yeah its for windows, but im tyring to get my linux laptop to connect to it
[13:30] <Guinness2702> LinoSP|net, Do random fills, before zero fills
[13:30] <Guinness2702> LinoSP|net, and then disassemble the drive, and run a powerful magnet over it a few times, too ;)
[13:31] <rumpe1_> LinoSP|net, zerofill or random fill... doesn't matter.
[13:31] <rumpe1_> Guinness2702, lol
[13:31] <sacarlson> akagi82_: if your router puts out dhcp then ubuntu will auto connect to it
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> Seveas: there is a possibility the random fill will use all 0s
[13:31] <LinoSP|net> Guinness2702: good method
[13:31] <LinoSP|net> :D
[13:31] <rumpe1_> ActionParsnip, *ggg*
[13:31] <LinoSP|net> xD
[13:31] <rumpe1_> i usually use a hammer to wipe my drives
[13:31] <akagi82_> sacarlson for some reason it isnt connecting, its a problem on the windows side of things
[13:32] <Seveas> ActionParsnip, of course. I'm willing to bet a good amount of money that a reasonable random number generator will not though :)
[13:32] <erUSUL> a warhammer
[13:32] <Guinness2702> rumpe1_, if you're going that far, just melt the damn things
[13:32] <sacarlson> akagi82_: then your in the wrong place try #windows
[13:32] <Seveas> Guinness2702, that's what I did :)
[13:32] <erUSUL> LinoSP|net: use wipe
[13:32] <akagi82_> sacarlson asked in windows but no one seemed to answer
[13:32] <Seveas> shredded first, then melted at corus
[13:32] <Guinness2702> :)
[13:32] <erUSUL> !info wipe | LinoSP|net
[13:32] <rumpe1_> Guinness2702, melting costs too much :P
[13:32] <gordonjcp> Seveas: a single pass of /dev/zero will utterly destroy any data on a drive beyond recovery
[13:32] <akagi82_> sacarlson but thanks anyway
[13:32] <Guinness2702> rumpe1_, DIY ;)
[13:33] <rumpe1_> one hit with a hammer and everything's secure ^^
[13:33] <Seveas> gordonjcp, for most practical purposes yes, but that's not beyond what professional data recovery companies can do
[13:33] <tuzlo> OK. Here's my issue once again I am running a Dell Power edge 1850 with a Compaq 19inch S910 monitor, video card is an ATI Radeon 7000-M. It seems to have picked the right driver, but when I change video size to 1600x1200 I can no longer read the display(http://img718.imageshack.us/i/photoqi.jpg/) resolution and sync rates are within spec for the monitor
[13:33] <gordonjcp> Seveas: no, it's beyond *anyone* to recover it
[13:33] <gordonjcp> Seveas: the data is irreversibly gone
[13:33] <LinoSP|net> thx for your answers :D
[13:34]  * LinoSP|net is happy
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: it can be recovered if its 0ed using oscilloscopes and such but uts REALLY slow and REALLY expensive
[13:34] <Seveas> gordonjcp, nope.
[13:34] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: no, it can't
[13:34] <erUSUL> i for one think that there is a lot of myth about "what professional data recovery companies can do" ...
[13:34] <raisin123> can anyone suggest a download accelerator like internet download manager of windows???
[13:34] <Seveas> gordonjcp, yes it can.
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: I read it in a computer forensics book
[13:34] <gordonjcp> Seveas: really, no it can't
[13:34] <rumpe1_> ActionParsnip, no you can't .... since drives are > 30MB
[13:34] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: it used to be possible 20 years ago
[13:34] <ylmf> fgfg
[13:34] <Seveas> erUSUL, I've had the pleasure of having data recovered that way :)
[13:34] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: hard disks used to write actual zeroes and ones, as up or down flips of magnetic domains
[13:34] <gordonjcp> they haven't done that for over a decade though
[13:34] <rumpe1_> raisin123, wget
[13:35] <gordonjcp> Seveas: I'm guessing on an exceptionally old drive, or it wasn't overwritten
[13:35] <raisin123> rumpe1_ : wget is just a command line. I want a GUI enabled
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: i think I'll trust a professional data retrieval expert who is published
[13:36] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: published how long ago?
[13:36] <sacarlson> raisin123: your browser is a gui that might work
[13:36] <Soul> I think there is no download accelerator for Ubuntu like IDM for windows. I noticed download speed increased with IDM in windows.
[13:36] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: there's an excellent chance I wrote the DSP code that recovers data from the drive you're using now
[13:36] <rumpe1_> ActionParsnip, [citation needed]
[13:36] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: <shrug> ask who you like
[13:36] <erUSUL> Seveas: well a drive failing becouse the moter burned out or the read head is broken may not damage/touch the platter too much. in such situation the data recovery can help. but a single zero/urandom pass in a helthy drive is enough this days imho ...
[13:37] <erUSUL> motor*
[13:37] <raisin123> sacarlson: I have mozilla and the download manager it has doesnot support resumable option everytime and also It  downloads at a lesser speed. :(
[13:37] <gordonjcp> erUSUL: yeah, if the drive won't even spin up or detect, you can really only smash it
[13:37] <rumpe1_> more than one wipe is just voodoo :>
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: lets stick to the topic but not sure how long
[13:37] <ncxcude> hallo... :D
[13:37] <Odaym> if i have a regular Ubuntu, just a desktop edition
[13:37] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: yeah, this is more for -ot ;-)
[13:37] <raisin123> sacarlson: something like IDM or DAP etc would do the trick :P
[13:37] <Odaym> can i turn it into one of the Server line machines simply through certain packages?
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> hi ncxcude
[13:38] <bc81_> raisin123: fatrat, multiget, uget etc
[13:38] <schnuffle> raisin123:  flashgot might be an option
[13:38] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: in all seriousness, you could do that with MFM/RLL drives but modern drives use something more like QAM to write data to the disks, so if you see a faint "afterimage" of the old data beside the written track you can't tell what it was
[13:38] <Seveas> Odaym, yes, just install the software you want. There's nothing special about server edition except for the package selection
[13:38] <Odaym> alright
[13:38] <Odaym> can i know what these are?
[13:38] <Odaym> I want Samba of course, for simple file access across the computers
[13:38] <Seveas> then install samba :)
[13:38] <Odaym> and i want to..i want something like a Domain on Windows?
[13:38] <longrifle0x> aaaaaaaa
[13:39] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: the "real" data is (for example) a value from 0 to 7 - how do you tell whether the "old" data is a loud remnant of a 2, or a faint remnant of a 6?
[13:39] <Seveas> Odaym, again, samba :)
[13:39] <Odaym> to be able to cut off permission from here, allow there, etc..
[13:39] <raisin123> schnuffle: does flasgot has the ability of resuming paused downloads?
[13:39] <Odaym> ok, and there's on the net ways to configure samba like i want of course?
[13:39] <Seveas> Odaym, correct
[13:39] <Odaym> alright
[13:40] <Seveas> Odaym, search for "samba domain controller", you can probably find something useful on help.ubuntu.com
[13:40] <sacarlson> raisin123: oh I found gwget  a gui
[13:40] <schnuffle> raisin123: yes
[13:40] <robbit10> I have a corrupted package on my system that apt-get will not remove, but it will not install either, and it's broken my apt-get! I get this error when trying to remove it: E: evolution-common: Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should  reinstall it before attempting a removal.
[13:40] <Odaym> great
[13:40] <robbit10> And when I try to install it, it just crashes
[13:40] <raisin123> schnuffle: thanks.
[13:40] <raisin123> sacarlson: ok I will try that too. thank :)
[13:40] <Odaym> is there somewhere where i can check out what i get when Ubuntu Server is installed?
[13:41] <raisin123> !cookie
[13:41] <raisin123> zzz
[13:41] <Seveas> robbit10, try sudo dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/<your package name here>.deb
[13:41] <Seveas> robbit10, this will likely fail, pastebin the output
[13:41] <sacarlson> raisin123: it also integrates into firefox and I found some more https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DownloadManager
[13:41] <ncxcude> how to clean remove wine and app that installs.... i try remove with "apt-get purge wine" but my apps that install on wine still there... any help please :).
[13:42] <rumpe1_> ncxcude, they are usually stored in $HOME/.wine
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> ncxcude: sudo apt-get --purge remove wine; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[13:42] <Odaym> oh this is great documentation
[13:42] <Seveas> ncxcude, /home/you/.wine/drive_c/Program Files ....
[13:42] <rumpe1_> ncxcude, so the package-manager hasn't anything to do with it
[13:42] <tuzlo> Anyone around that is good with X server?
[13:42] <ncxcude> brb... i will try?
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> ncxcude: the menu items are in ~/.config/menus/applications-merged
[13:42] <longrifle0x> Hi all I wanna to steal cookie  my  neighbors
[13:43] <AbhijiT> !ask | tuzlo
[13:43] <Seveas> !anyone | tuzlo
[13:43] <tuzlo> Here's my issue once again I am running a Dell Power edge 1850 with a Compaq 19inch S910 monitor, video card is an ATI Radeon 7000-M. It seems to have picked the right driver, but when I change video size to 1600x1200 I can no longer read the display(http://img718.imageshack.us/i/photoqi.jpg/) resolution and sync rates are within spec for the monitor
[13:43] <robbit10> Seveas: http://pastie.org/private/aylwb3hqn9kcmhtvz7mptw <-- And then it just hangs. Trust me, i've let it run for half an hour before.
[13:43] <Seveas> robbit10, is your disk full?
[13:44] <raisin123> sacarlson: Thanks I will try that. :)
[13:44] <robbit10> Seveas: Far from it.
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> tuzlo: could see what driver is being used and blacklist it, there are 2 in a default install: radeo and ati   you may benefit from using the other
[13:44] <Seveas> robbit10, ok, leave this running and run this in another terminal: ps auxf | cat
[13:44] <Seveas> robbit10, and again pastebin
[13:44] <BluesKaj> Hi Folks
[13:44] <rumpe1_> Seveas, why cat?
[13:45] <Seveas> rumpe1_, ps truncates to terminal width
[13:45] <rumpe1_> Seveas, ah.. i see... tnx
[13:46] <tuzlo> ActionParsnip, VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV100 QY [Radeon 7000/VE]
[13:46] <robbit10> Seveas: http://pastie.org/private/bxyglfb3jfpouqvyjbexw
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> tuzlo: if you run:  sudo lshw -C display   you'll see the driver listed, blacklist that driver
[13:46] <ncxcude> wine already remove... but the apps that install on wine still there??
[13:47] <tuzlo> ActionParsnip, product: Radeon RV100 QY [Radeon 7000/VE]
[13:47] <Seveas> robbit10, you have another dpkg process running, started by aptd
[13:47] <tuzlo> how do you blacklist
[13:47] <Seveas> actually, quite a few more
[13:47] <robbit10> Seveas: You told me to leave the apt-get running, right?
[13:48] <robbit10> I mean dpkg -i
[13:48] <Seveas> robbit10, I mean other, older processes. close synaptic and run this: sudo killall -9 dpkg
[13:48] <Seveas> and keep running the latter until it says no processes killed
[13:48] <Seveas> then try again
[13:49] <Seveas> your dpkg locks seem to have gone missing and dpkg is now fighting itself
[13:49] <robbit10> Seveas: It's not saying no processes have been killed, no matter how much i kill the processes..
[13:49] <tuzlo> ActionParsnip,  how do you blacklist
[13:49] <Seveas> ok, run ps auxf | cat
[13:49] <Seveas> and pastebin again
[13:50] <Odaym> auxF?
[13:50] <cousin_mario> hello
[13:50] <robbit10> Seveas: I removed the locks manually when the Ubuntu Software Center crashed because of the evolution package
[13:50] <Odaym> what does that do?
[13:50] <cousin_mario> what's the package responsible for the firefox locales?
[13:50] <Seveas> robbit10, ah, that explains the missing locks
[13:50] <ActionParsnip> !blacklist
[13:50] <robbit10> Seveas: http://pastie.org/private/kt8xq39v4nmzjf3zmwdvq
[13:51] <tuzlo> achk, i've never done that before and I havent messed with X in years.
[13:51] <tuzlo> ActionParsnip, where do I get the module name
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> tuzlo: in the lshw output you generated, read ALL the text
[13:52] <Seveas> robbit10, your dpkg's are all in D state (uninterruptible sleep, likely IO). Try this: sudo strace -p 2916
[13:52] <Seveas> and again pastebin output :)
[13:53] <robbit10> Seveas: No need for pastebin, just one line: Process 2916 attached - interrupt to quit
[13:53] <sabgenton> is 10.04.2 out?
[13:53] <Seveas> Odaym, the f in `ps auxf` prints a tree of processes
[13:53] <Odaym> alright
[13:53] <sabgenton> you can dist-upgrade to it
[13:53] <Odaym> hey here i have the newly-implemented option to encrypt my home folder
[13:53] <Seveas> robbit10, ok, it's borked :) Maybe try a reboot to kill them
[13:53] <tuzlo> ActionParsnip, I dont see a module name in the output unless it is Radeon RV100 QY or Radeon 7000/VE
[13:53] <Odaym> it slows down things significantly?
[13:54] <sabgenton> is it just not out on ISO?
[13:54] <robbit10> Seveas: Alright, be back in a tick.
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> tuzlo: read the bottom  section, it will say:  driver=
[13:54] <Seveas> Odaym, not in my experience, but if you do loads of IO (video editing for instance) it will
[13:54] <Guest21123> awe
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> sabgenton: 10.10 is out so 10.04 is out too, 11.04 is out in April
[13:54] <tuzlo> ActionParsnip, ah, radeon, so when I blacklist this it will choose another?
[13:55] <longrifle0x> I wanna root server
[13:55] <RangerBob> it'll be worse for random access files
[13:55] <longrifle0x> HElp
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> tuzlo: yes, it will use the ati driver instead (open source too)
[13:55] <sabgenton> ActionParsnip: 10.04.2
[13:55] <sabgenton> note the .2
[13:55] <AbhijiT> !root | longrifle0x
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> tuzlo: if you get output, dont just stop reading when you find something you recognise, read ALL the output]
[13:55] <sabgenton> LTS has point releases
[13:56] <tuzlo> yes, it's my misunderstanding of the terminology
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> sabgenton: 10.04.2 is scheduled for 17 February 2011 source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubuntu_releases - Cached - Similar
[13:56] <Renfield> When upstart starts a service, where does the output of that go?
[13:56] <tuzlo> ActionParsnip, so after I blacklist restart X?
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> tuzlo: yes
[13:57] <Seveas> Renfield, the great beyond (/dev/null)
[13:57] <robbit10> Seveas: alright, rebooted
[13:57] <Renfield> Seveas: Really?!
[13:57] <longrifle0x> How I can hack this "2.6.18-164.el5 #1 SMP Tue Aug 18 15:51:54 EDT 2009 i686"
[13:57] <robbit10> Seveas: Going to run apt-get -f install now.
[13:57] <pooltable> help installed open office 3.3 via ppa how to ?
[13:57] <Odaym> in order for me to .."have" LAMP, all i need to do is install Apache/MySQL/PHP?
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> pooltable: http://www.unixmen.com/linux-tutorials/1263-oracles-openofficeorg-330-is-released-with-installation-instructions-for-ubuntu-fedora-centos-debian-linuxmint
[13:58] <robbit10> Seveas: It worked! Hmm, what was it? What made it hang?
[13:58] <Seveas> longrifle0x, with an axe
[13:58] <Seveas> longrifle0x, you're also looking for #redhat or #centos
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> pooltable: literally took me 20 seconds to find#
[13:58] <Seveas> robbit10, no idea
[13:58] <sabgenton> !root
[13:58] <Seveas> !pm | longrifle0x
[13:58] <sabgenton> !root | sabgenton
[13:59] <delicious> Hi
[13:59] <longrifle0x> How I can hack this "2.6.18-164.el5 #1 SMP Tue Aug 18 15:51:54 EDT 2009 i686"
[13:59] <pooltable> thanks
[13:59] <sabgenton> matrix funey ness
[13:59] <sabgenton> lol
[14:00] <pooltable> but why do i need to remove then install why not just upgrade?
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> longrifle0x: thats a redhat kernel
[14:00] <delicious> I'm having trouble loading Ubuntu Netbook Remix from a USB drive, I think the problem is that the BIOS does not recognize the thumbdrive as a boot device. I've used the "universal usb installer" (Windows) to create the USB drive.
[14:00] <irong33k> how can i make gdm autostart ratpoison
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> afaics
[14:00] <thunkee> longrifle0x: http://homerepair.about.com/od/toolsmaterialsyouneed/a/h2use_hacksaw.htm
[14:00] <delicious> But I don't know how to create the USB drive in another way..
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> irong33k: you can add it in /etc/rc.local if it needs running as root
[14:01] <delicious> Or why the universal usb installer does not create a working drive
[14:01] <cousin_mario> what's the package responsible for the firefox locales?
[14:01] <Viliny> Hello guys, i have some problems after installing ubuntu on my desktop. Now a majority of this problem revolves around windows 7 and i do realize this is a ubuntu channel - but the windows channel is of no help to me and i figured people here surely do dual boots so someone might be able to give me some help.
[14:01] <Viliny> My windows 7, as a result of all of this, became unable to standby. It shuts off the screens and then just lights up again at the login screen without ever actually going into any hardware standby. Whats wrong? and on top of that my ubuntu is now unusable because i installed nvidia drivers manually and X refuses to start on the account that my nvidia kernel module mismatches the installed...
[14:01] <Viliny> ...driver no matter how many times  i run the .run installer. Any ideas? i probably need to clean out the nvidia drivers or something but specifics would be great, Thank you in advance.
[14:01] <FloodBot3> Viliny: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> delicious: are you using an ISO?
[14:02] <delicious> ActionParsnip: yes, the netbook 10.10 iso
[14:02] <irong33k> ActionParsnip, not necessarily root..its kind of dangerous dont you think?
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> delicious: did you MD5 test the ISO?
[14:02] <delicious> ActionParsnip: nope
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> irong33k: wasnt sure what it needed
[14:02] <ednei> brasil
[14:02] <josephseraos> Hey folks..  I've downloaded Gnome3 LiveCD. Now, is there how to install im my Ubuntu 10.04, if I want?
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> delicious: then how do you know it is consistant and complete?
[14:02] <delicious> ActionParsnip: but that problem would pop up after booting, right?
[14:03] <delicious> ActionParsnip: now the device does not show itself as bootable
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> delicious: maybe, depends where the corruption is, if there is any
[14:03] <irong33k> ActionParsnip, is there a config for gdm like slim , maybe configure it to start another window manager
[14:03] <sabgenton> ActionParsnip: yeah but it's allready out with as a dist-upgrade
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> delicious: if the bot info is damaged, it wont boot
[14:03] <delicious> ActionParsnip: ah ok, I'll try the MD5 check, tia!
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> delicious: why don't you check your ISO, so you know if its the image at fault?
[14:04] <royhan> helo
[14:04] <jrib> irong33k: you choose the window manager (xsession) at the gdm login window.  There's a dropdown menu there
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> delicious: please MD5 test in future too, if you do it before you use it, you will speed things along
[14:04] <Odaym> Seveas, i install OpenSSH client on my clients, and OpenSSH server on my server?
[14:04] <Seveas> Odaym, that sounds reasonable
[14:04] <Odaym> and have the client try to connect with the server through "scp"?
[14:04] <delicious> ActionParsnip: will do, thanks for the tip
[14:05] <Seveas> Odaym, scp, ssh, rsync... depends on what you want to do
[14:05] <irong33k> jrib, thanks for your help, lemme check it out....
[14:06] <Odaym> sudo chmod a-w /etc/ssh/sshd_config.original
[14:06] <Odaym> this means remove write access to this file from everyone?
[14:06] <Seveas> yes
[14:06] <llutz> Odaym: sudo chmod 644 file
[14:07] <Odaym> but doesnt the one above mean what i said it means?
[14:07] <longrifle0x> I have server how I can make dosser?
[14:07] <Seveas> Odaym, it does, and what llutz said means something completely different
[14:07] <Odaym> i think the combination of letters and dash directives is easier than numbers
[14:08] <ashish> hi, there, I am creating a system which needs to read data from configuration files. So I need to store this data into C structures . Is there any easy way to do this, rather than writing C programs to read the data and enter into C structures
[14:08] <ashish> ?
[14:08] <Seveas> longrifle0x, if you didn't realise by now, we don't generally help people attack others. You're better off somewhere else.
[14:08] <llutz> Odaym: my experience here was, most guys messed up permissions when using a-w g+w u+r etc.pp. so the octal numbers are safer
[14:09] <Odaym> but Seveas said that what you said was completely different
[14:09] <Odaym> how do you plead?
[14:09] <tuzlo> Thanks for the help ActionParsnip
[14:09] <Seveas> ashish, there are parsing libraries for all kinds of config formats
[14:09] <llutz> Odaym: it just sets rw-r--r--
[14:09] <Seveas> llutz, as you've just demonstrated, numbers aren't safer
[14:09] <Renfield> Well I'm having a problem. Basically I've added some configuration to /etc/sysctl.conf, and the kernel parameters are not getting set on boot up. When I manually run sysctl -p, my configuration parameters are set.
[14:09] <jrib> guys (and girls), if irong33k comes back saying ratpoison isn't in the gdm options, point him to bug #69155 (there's a workaround there).  I have to step out.  Thanks
[14:09] <Seveas> a-w and 0644 are completely different actions
[14:10] <Seveas> k jrib
[14:10] <Odaym> is it possible to even remove write permissions from root?
[14:10] <llutz> Seveas: i took the default of sshd_config, sry
[14:10] <Seveas> Odaym, yes, but it has no effext
[14:10] <Odaym> is that why he kept the w in the first section? rw-r--r--
[14:10] <ActionParsnip> Odaym: sure but root can get the perms back
[14:10] <neogarde> alguien in spanish?
[14:10] <Seveas> !es | neogarde
[14:10] <Renfield> I see that sysctl -p is executed from the procps upstart script. When I run initctl list, procps is in the state stop/waiting, not sure if that is a problem.
[14:10] <ashish> thats Seveas, but can u gimme some tutorials ?
[14:11] <Seveas> Renfield, it is not a problem as procps is not a daemon
[14:11] <neogarde> join#ubuntu-es
[14:11] <Renfield> Seveas: How do I prove that procps is or isn't being executed on boot up?
[14:11] <Seveas> neogarde, escribe: /join #ubuntu-es
[14:11] <sporedi> i have a personal web server  @ home how do i add to google top list
[14:12] <JAGFin1> I can't seem to update certain packages in the Update Manager. They give this error: "The action would require the installation of packages from unauthenticated sources." This halts any other updates (unchecking the problem packages allows the update)
[14:12] <sporedi> based on ubuntu 10.04
[14:12] <Seveas> Renfield, change your sysctl.conf, reboot, see it it's applied
[14:12] <Renfield> Seveas: It's not applied.
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> JAGFin1: can you give the output of:
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> JAGFin1: sudo apt-get update
[14:12] <JAGFin1> Also, the problem packages are firefox-4.0 firefox-4.0-core xulrunner-1.9.2
[14:12] <JAGFin1> ActionParsnip: one sec
[14:12] <Seveas> Renfield, then find out where upstart logs what it does
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> JAGFin1: thanks :)  use a pastebin
[14:12] <Renfield> Seveas: I just asked and you said /dev/null!
[14:13] <josephseraos> did someone install gnome 3 on Ubuntu LTS?
[14:13] <ActionParsnip> JAGFin1: also pastebin the output of:  sudo apt-get upgrade
[14:13] <MikeChelen> resolution is always 1280*1024 aftern reboot even though i have set res to 1600x1200 in ati control panel and xorg.conf (using ati fglrx drivers)
[14:13] <Seveas> Renfield, ah, then I misunderstood your questions. upstart itself probably logs its actions somewhere. The stdin/stdout of the daemons it starts are usually pointed to /dev/null
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> josephseraos: http://techienotes.info/2010/09/05/install-gnome-3-on-ubuntu-lucid/
[14:14] <Renfield> Seveas: Oh, okay.
[14:14] <josephseraos> ActionParsnip, Thank you!
[14:14] <JAGFin1> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/PC4MkzgD
[14:14] <TheCrusher> do anyone have experience about ubuntu on macbook air?
[14:14] <JAGFin1> ActionParsnip: that's update
[14:14] <Odaym> ubuntu is so fast on boot up..
[14:14] <Odaym> its astonishing
[14:15] <memoryleak> Odaym: Installed on a SSD it's even faster
[14:15] <Odaym> what is an SSD
[14:15] <mkanyicy> Odaym: solid state drive
[14:15] <TheCrusher> The Macbook Air has SSD
[14:15] <JAGFin1> ActionParsnip: upgrade is downloading packages (so that *may* be the problem)
[14:15] <Odaym> there is a drive with a liquid state?
[14:15] <Seveas> Odaym, yes :)
[14:16] <Odaym> seriously?
[14:16] <TheCrusher> Or that regular harddrives have plates spinning
[14:16] <Seveas> no
[14:16] <Odaym> haha
[14:16] <Odaym> ;)
[14:16] <Odaym> good
[14:16] <Seveas> Odaym, SSD is basically a big flash drive, so no rotating disks
[14:16] <Odaym> oh i see
[14:16] <mkanyicy> Odaym: hard drive disk, HDD
[14:16] <memoryleak> I installed my ubuntu on a ssd, the bios post screen takes longer than ubuntu to boot
[14:16] <ActionParsnip> JAGFin1: sudo apt-key adv --recv-key --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 610C90B170C398A2; sudo apt-key adv --recv-key --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com EF4186FE247510BE
[14:16] <josephseraos> ActionParsnip, Hey, I have downloaded Gnome3 LiveCD. is there how to install from it?
[14:17] <memoryleak> but still looking for a usable theme :D
[14:17]  * pavel почесался
[14:17] <ActionParsnip> Odaym: if you reduce startup stuff it faster too
[14:17] <gianni> ping
[14:17] <Odaym> i know how to remove the countdown on the boot menu
[14:17] <erUSUL> !ru | pavel
[14:17] <JAGFin1> ActionParsnip: Will run the command when upgrade finishes, thanks
[14:17] <BiPolah> How fast does it boot with an SSD?
[14:17] <Odaym> and run certain...processes alongside one another
[14:18] <Seveas> BiPolah, couple of seconds
[14:18] <TheCrusher> memoryleak: i have the same experience on several OS's, something should be done to the bios as we know it
[14:18] <Odaym> run boot-time scripts in parallel
[14:18] <Odaym> that's the other thing that speeds up
[14:19] <ActionParsnip> JAGFin1: when it's finished, run the command
[14:19] <Odaym> CONCURRENCY=shell
[14:19] <BiPolah> Hmm, I'm on a mechanical drive and it only takes around 15-20 seconds
[14:19] <Odaym> in the /etc/init.d/rc file
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> use magnetic ram, or SD cards plugged into PCI-EXpress slots :)
[14:21] <JAGFin1> ActionParsnip: keys added, and upgrade solved the problem, thanks
[14:21] <Odaym> finally going to make my D-Link USB adapter work
[14:21] <Odaym> thanks to thig guy
[14:21] <Odaym> http://blog.kasunbg.org/2010/02/make-windows-xp-drivers-work-under.html
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> JAGFin1: yeah if you use the add-apt-repository command it gets added, if you add in sources.list then you must do it manually
[14:22] <delicious> ActionParsnip: I've checked the MD5, the iso consistent and correct. Do you know any other reason why my (Asus EEE PC 1201 HA) BIOS won't recognize my USB drive as bootable?
[14:22] <JAGFin1> ActionParsnip: that's the thing, I used add-apt-repository, but it still didn't get the keys
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> Odaym: if its usb, they are cheap. You can swap one with a windows buddy with one which works nice in linux
[14:22] <delicious> ActionParsnip: (iso is consistent...)
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> delicious: do you have the latest bios?
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> JAGFin1: very odd
[14:23] <Odaym> i already have this one
[14:23] <delicious> ActionParsnip: I'll check that
[14:23] <Odaym> and there's the key to make it work
[14:23] <Odaym> so that's what i'll try first
[14:26] <root_> hi guys i have installed natty on my laptop and it stoped loading it just hangs in the end
[14:27] <BiPolah> At the end of what?
[14:27] <BiPolah> It hangs mid-boot, at the login screen?
[14:27] <root_> last message is starting cups ok
[14:27] <xangua> !natty |  root_
[14:27] <xangua> and neither good idea enter as root
[14:28] <root_> ubottu: ok thx
[14:28] <delicious> ActionParsnip: I've got BIOS 0303, the latest I can find on the Asus website is 0302. Any other ideas? (Could there be some flag on the USB drive that is not set?)
[14:28] <oneliner> hey there, i ve got a convoluted query not fit for the faint of heart :D
[14:28] <greppy> oneliner: just as long as you can get it onto one line...
[14:28] <Seveas> !rimshot
[14:29] <BiPolah> If you can't you'll have to change your name as it will no longer suit
[14:31] <delicious> ActionParsnip: I think I'll try it with another USB stick.
[14:32] <oneliner> i have a chinese phone that that i could connect to 10.10 via bluetooth, the phone has a remote control app that lets me control the desk, the app include desktop, mediaplayer, presentation, it can control the mouse on screen, thing is when i use the mediaplayer option and hit play, the print screen comes up, id like to know how could i remap that function properly to open rythmbox instead...
[14:32] <oneliner> ...or a media player for that matter
[14:32] <oneliner> greppy: almost :P
[14:34] <BiPolah> oneliner: The name of the app and phone would be helpful.
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> oneliner: go into the shortcuts app, click the item you want to set, then press the button on the phone
[14:35] <simisu> unmountign a swap partition is called swapon?
[14:36] <simisu> unmounting that is
[14:36] <simisu> swapon!
[14:37] <simisu> !swapon
[14:37] <exutux> swapoff
[14:37] <oneliner> BiPolah its really an "el cheapo no name" phone posing as an android knockoff, its based on the mtkt chip, with the standard chinese proprietary os
[14:37] <oneliner> ActionParsnip: will try
[14:37] <simisu> swapoff?
[14:38] <simisu> so does that mean it´s already unmounted?
[14:38] <exutux> swapon and swapoff
[14:38] <joe75> the swapper!
[14:39] <simisu> exutux: if i have the command swapon in gparted it means that the partition is already unmounted?
[14:39] <Breo> simisu que eres español? xD
[14:39] <Breo> collons
[14:39] <simisu> no soy de israeli de hecho pero si estoy en BCN
[14:40] <simisu> es decir soy israeli :O)
[14:40] <Breo> :)
[14:40] <Breo> ok ok
[14:40] <Breo> yo de Barcelona :)
[14:40] <Seveas> !es
[14:41] <simisu> ok
[14:41] <Breo> Seveas ;)
[14:41] <simisu> so this swapon swapoff...?
[14:41] <simisu> please
[14:44] <dustin> wake up online,ubunutu 10,04  how do i do this
[14:44] <Seveas> simisu, swapon activates a swap partition, swapoff deactivates
[14:45] <tabula_rasa> i tried to create a transparent terminal as my backgrnd using this link http://www.webupd8.org/2009/05/ubuntu-embed-terminal-into-you-desktop.html but cant seem to remove the  title bar .Any help??
[14:45] <oneliner> ActionParsnip: mixed results, the shorcut manager is receiving ctrl+p as command on phone button click
[14:45] <AbhijiT> dustin, amm???
[14:45] <Seveas> you can see active swap partitions with: cat /proc/swaps
[14:45] <tabula_rasa>  i tried to create a transparent terminal as my backgrnd using this link http://www.webupd8.org/2009/05/ubuntu-embed-terminal-into-you-desktop.html but cant seem to remove the  title bar .Any help??
[14:45] <oneliner> but that dosent get the app started, however doing it on the keyboard does
[14:45] <dustin> http://www.neorouter.com/Screenshots.html
[14:45] <Seveas> !repeat | tabula_rasa
[14:46] <simisu> so in order to install ubuntu the swap needs to be on or off then?
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> oneliner: assign it to what it should in the key shortcut and it'll be fine
[14:46] <tabula_rasa> okay sorry ..i am new to the IRC thing ...excuse the lack of etiquette
[14:47] <Seveas> simisu, doesn't matter
[14:47] <BiPolah> tabula_rasa: That website tells you how to remove the menu bar.
[14:47] <tabula_rasa> i followed every step twice
[14:47] <simisu> ummm thanks.... and another question, if i want to formatt a partition does it matter if it´s mounted or not?
[14:47] <tabula_rasa> perhaps i am not doing it rite
[14:48] <Seveas> simisu, you can't format mounted partition
[14:48] <Seveas> s
[14:48] <simisu> ok so why is it giving me an input output error?
[14:49] <tabula_rasa> haha will do after i get this fixed
[14:49] <dustin> AbhijiT, http://www.neorouter.com/Screenshots.html tring to setup a cool and simple but no luck with linux , windows fine
[14:49] <AbhijiT> dustin, yah i saw it. but i dunno what you want. what is your language?
[14:50] <Powderking> Hi all! I'm trying to install lm-sensors. But I can't load the coretemp module ("$ sudo modprobe coretemp" gives "FATAL: Error inserting coretemp (/lib/modules/2.6.32-28-server/kernel/drivers/hwmon/coretemp.ko): No such device"). The file exists... I'm using Ubuntu Server AMD64 10.04 with a DP55KG mainboard and an i3 CPU. I have no clue how to get this fixed. Can someone help?
[14:50] <simisu> never mind... retrying seemed to work
[14:50] <Seveas> Powderking, "No such device" means you don't have the relevant sensor.
[14:51] <dustin> english usa
[14:51] <AbhijiT> :/
[14:51] <dustin> AbhijiT, english usa
[14:51] <AbhijiT> hmm
[14:52] <Powderking> Seveas: That means sensors-detect doesn't work propperly? Or how can I find the correct sensor?
[14:52] <AbhijiT> dustin, what you actually trying to do? and whats going wrong? the link you game me are just screenshot. what you wanted to do with those screenshots?
[14:52] <tabula_rasa> i installed xsensors but the temperature displayed remains same all the time even when heavy code is running.   is there a problem?
[14:53] <dustin> i want to use this as a remote desktop, this computer im using now to be controled with a computer other
[14:54] <dustin> AbhijiT,
[14:54] <AbhijiT> dustin, so you want to use that software to setup remote connection and you dont know how to ?
[14:54] <dustin> yes !!
[14:55] <dustin> :) big smile
[14:55] <dustin> im be at this for 2 weeks with no help here ,  and very hard to find on google
[14:55] <AbhijiT> dustin, have you read their documents?  http://www.neorouter.com/Documents.html
[14:56] <dustin> yes.
[14:56] <AbhijiT> dustin, if you have purchased this software then better you contact with vendor
[14:57] <AbhijiT> dustin, if you did not purchased this software then i recommend you use teamviewer its very easy to use only you need to install that and run on both computer, enter username,pass and you are connected
[14:57] <AbhijiT> dustin, http://www.teamviewer.com/en/download/index.aspx
[14:58] <chiiiiiiz> hello
[14:58] <AbhijiT> dustin, and teamvier is free for non coommercial use
[14:58] <chiiiiiiz> Can someone help me with pulseaudio and a M-audio 1010LT soundcard
[14:59] <dustin> it shareware , and i need it cuz i got an android
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> chiiiiiiz: can you give a pastebin of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[15:00] <AbhijiT> dustin, i dont know how to use that software. wait for someone to help or if you have purchased that software then contact the software develope or the vendor. i cant help.
[15:00] <dustin> and there is an app for it i would love to use, which as far as free goes /and non-rooted (jailbreak) is the best
[15:01] <dustin> and its cross planform
[15:01] <dustin> mac linux, windows
[15:02] <dustin> works on all the major stuff
[15:02] <gordonjcp> ugh, pulseaudio
[15:02] <BluesKaj> chiiiiiiz,  ok ,what is ior is not happening with PA and your sound card?
[15:02] <gordonjcp> that's the whole reason I stopped using Ubuntu, the ridiculous insistence on pulseaudio
[15:02] <Kottizen> Hello, is it possible to have users logging in on a remote server via Ubuntu and then get access to files on the remote server, like you can do in Windows with domains and stuff?
[15:03] <aerofly5> are there any good music channels I can join? The users on #music and #dubstep are completely unresponsive (mine are the only messages being sent)
[15:03] <oneliner> Kottizen: you mean an active directory for ubuntu?
[15:03] <Prillicy> ok, so now booting from a flash drive is even giving me "boot error"
[15:03] <chiiiiiiz> ActionParsnip: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=f824c20aedbe8ee454a739b2719e7b0d0e4fb213
[15:03] <BluesKaj> aerofly5, this is not the place to ask
[15:04] <chiiiiiiz> I have sound with my stereo, I added the 2  lines in the files related to my ICE1712 board.
[15:04] <Kottizen> oneliner: Doesn't matter if it
[15:04] <chiiiiiiz> What I do not understand is why I can only have stereo?
[15:04] <aerofly5> BluesKaj: where would a good place to ask be?
[15:04] <Kottizen> if it's compatible with Windows or not, everything should be Linux based.
[15:04] <dustin> AbhijiT, its a vpn and its just like teamveiwer but way fancier
[15:04] <chiiiiiiz> I have a headphone plugged on the output (RCA ) 3 and 4, and only the 1 and 2 (my loudpeakers) work...
[15:05] <BluesKaj> chiiiiiiz, we need more info pls
[15:05] <AbhijiT> dustin, okay but as i said above i dont know anything about that software. so cant help
[15:05] <mrn__> hello all
[15:05] <gordonjcp> chiiiiiiz: pulseaudio only really seems to understand two channels
[15:05] <chiiiiiiz> BluesKaj: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=f824c20aedbe8ee454a739b2719e7b0d0e4fb213
[15:05] <mrn__> i am trying to run make command on my Makefile in ubuntu 10.10 . it is showing the following error:
[15:05] <mrn__> gcc -c -g -Wall -I/lib/modules/2.6.35-25-generic/build/include netlink.c
[15:05] <mrn__> In file included from /lib/modules/2.6.35-25-generic/build/include/linux/kernel.h:13,
[15:05] <mrn__>                  from netlink.c:5:
[15:05] <mrn__> /lib/modules/2.6.35-25-generic/build/include/linux/linkage.h:5: fatal error: asm/linkage.h: No such file or directory
[15:05] <mrn__> compilation terminated.
[15:05] <FloodBot3> mrn__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:05] <mrn__> FloodBot1, : ok
[15:05] <oneliner> Kottizen: you would be looking for Samba
[15:06] <Kottizen> oneliner: Is it possible, by using Samba, to login from Ubuntu clients to a server.
[15:06] <dustin> AbhijiT, well thanks anyway,you gave me atleast a look , more then i got in 1 week with this problem
[15:06] <Kottizen> ?
[15:06] <mrn__> here is the error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/566329/
[15:06] <AbhijiT> dustin, you are welcome.
[15:07] <Kottizen> So that you get the same files whereever you are, in your Documents/, Pictures/ and etc- folders?
[15:07] <BluesKaj> chiiiiiiz, ok that doesn't tell us what is working with your audio , and what is not
[15:07] <mrn__> can someone help me  fix this?
[15:07] <AbhijiT> dustin, you can try asking your question with all details, what you tried so far, what error you get etc on ubuntuforums.org and askubuntu.com
[15:07] <thunkee> Kottizen: if you dont need to mount services ssh will do
[15:08] <Kottizen> thunkee: If I want them mounted?
[15:08] <mrn__> FloodBot1, : i  have pasted it
[15:08] <thunkee> Kottizen: samba or nfs
[15:08] <dustin>  AbhijiT  just want to install it
[15:08] <mrmist> mrn__: the floodbots are bots.  I can't answer your question, though to me it looks like missing build libraries or somesuch.
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> mrn__: use http://pastie.org  and paste the text, then click paste, when the page changes, copy the link
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> mrn__: you have now given ALL the text without spamming the channel
[15:08] <Kottizen> thunkee: So by using Samba, I can login "on" a server from the client, and then get Samba mounting the right home folder?
[15:09] <llutz> Kottizen: maybe http://lyre.mit.edu/~powell/debian-howto/nis.html  + nfs does what you want
[15:09] <mrn__> ActionParsnip, : i 've done that
[15:09] <AbhijiT> dustin, have you downloaded it?
[15:09] <mrn__> u can check the URL :http://paste.ubuntu.com/566329/
[15:09] <dustin> yes
[15:09] <chiiiiiiz> I am called at work.. I will come back
[15:09] <AbhijiT> dustin, i guess you are running ubuntu?
[15:10] <oneliner> Kottizen: try googling Sambe domain controller  , i only found references to old ubuntu versions
[15:10] <dustin> yes ,10.04
[15:10] <BluesKaj> !who | chiiiiiiz
[15:10] <dustin> amd64
[15:10] <llutz> Kottizen: http://www.linux-nis.org/
[15:10] <AbhijiT> dustin, then you should to download the ubuntu specific package. http://download.neorouter.com/Downloads/NRFree/Update_1.3.0.2526/Linux/Ubuntu/nrserver-1.3.0.2526-free-ubuntu-amd64.deb
[15:10] <Kottizen> oneliner, llutz: Thank you.
[15:10] <chiiiiiiz> BluesKaj: urgent call, I will come back later... Sorry, and thganks
[15:10] <AbhijiT> dustin, that was the free version i gave you
[15:10] <dustin> doesnt work , but the 32bit  works
[15:11] <z00shug> Ohai - problem setting up a bootable usb... syslinux fails (unkown keyword in config file), so forum solutions suggest installing newest syslinux version... but can't with package installer, dependencies problem :S
[15:11] <z00shug> Would love to just do a simple USB install... but have been hitting brick walls all morning.
[15:11] <AbhijiT> dustin, doesnt work means? what doesnt work? whats error?
[15:11] <z00shug> Any halp?
[15:11] <Kottizen> llutz: Shall I use NIS or Samba?
[15:12] <dustin> wrong arcitechn
[15:12] <AbhijiT> dustin, do uname -a in terminal and paste here the output
[15:12] <llutz> Kottizen: idk, i never set such thing up
[15:12] <dustin> huh?
[15:12] <llutz> Kottizen: check docu for both and decide which fits your needs
[15:12] <AbhijiT> dustin, open terminal and in there type uname -a and paste here the output
[15:13] <Kottizen> llutz: Sure, thanks.
[15:13] <dustin> Linux dustin-desktop 2.6.32-28-generic #55-Ubuntu SMP Mon Jan 10 21:21:01 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux
[15:14] <AbhijiT> dustin, you are using 32 bit operating system. you download this package http://download.neorouter.com/Downloads/NRFree/Update_1.3.0.2526/Linux/Ubuntu/nrserver-1.3.0.2526-free-ubuntu-i386.deb
[15:14] <prc3196> is there a live cd for ubuntu server? I downloaded the cd and I didn't have the live option
[15:14] <AbhijiT> dustin, that was the server if you want client downlaod this http://download.neorouter.com/Downloads/NRFree/Update_1.3.0.2526/Linux/Ubuntu/nrclient-1.3.0.2526-free-ubuntu-i386.deb
[15:15] <simisu> which mountpoint should i choose for an external harddrive with a 30 gig partition for the instelation of ubuntu?
[15:15] <BiPolah> prc3196: You have to download the ISO then burn it to a disk or flash drive
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> prc3196: you can boot the liveCD desktop to textmode only and get the same thing
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> simisu: you will need 2 partitions at least, / and swap
[15:15] <prc3196> BiPolah I did that
[15:16] <Powderking> Has someone else had problems with an Intel DP55KG mainboard and lm-sensors on 10.04?
[15:16] <dustin> already have it
[15:16] <simisu> should it be the /boot if i want to boot from it¿ (yes i do have another swap partition)
[15:16] <AbhijiT> dustin, double click on it and enter the password and it will start installing
[15:16] <BiPolah> simisu: Mount point should be / for the main drive. You can set separate partitions with mount points such as /tmp /usr /etc and so on, but it isn't necessary
[15:17] <prc3196> ActionParsnip thanks I'll look into it
[15:17] <llutz> Kottizen: to make confusion complete: LDAP seem also to do what you want
[15:17] <simisu> BiPolah: thanks!
[15:18] <BiPolah> simisu: If you want to boot from it, select the "boot" option (checkbox) when creating the partition
[15:18] <BiPolah> simisu: Don't set the mount pount as /boot, just /
[15:18] <dustin> i quad checked
[15:18] <AbhijiT> dustin, double click on it and enter the password and it will start installing
[15:18] <dustin> AbhijiT,
[15:18] <AbhijiT> dustin, double click on it and enter the password and it will start installing
[15:19] <jymere> join #bash
[15:19] <Odaym> this D-Link is killing me
[15:19] <en1gma> whenever i play a vob with vlc it dont act like a regular dvd when you insert a dvd in a dvd-rom....it autoplays and goes to a menu for your selections......right now it just plays one segmant when i click an individual vob
[15:20] <oneliner> Kottizen: you could look at http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/samba-pdc.html for a taste of how it would work
[15:20] <Odaym> need to find A5AGU.sys!!!!
[15:20] <simisu> BiPolah: i don´t rememer having such option when creating the partition... now it was telling me also that i didn´t tick the formatt box and anythign i have on the drive might be deleted (which is fine by me it´s new but would that create a conflict with the actual instelation files?)
[15:20] <Odaym> goddamn windows!
[15:20] <Odaym> ARGH!
[15:20] <en1gma> anyone know what i mean
[15:20] <dustin> I JUST DID, .... DONE
[15:20] <BiPolah> Simisu: What partition editor are you using?
[15:21] <Odaym> i may have a solution for you en1gma
[15:21] <Odaym> one moment
[15:21] <en1gma> k
[15:21] <wubba> Is there a way in apache that would make your site load different if someone puts in www.domain.com compared to domain.com
[15:21] <AbhijiT> dustin, then its installed naa? now run it?
[15:21] <wulfy> wubba a records proberbly
[15:21] <simisu> it was the gparted or the drive utility that comes with the installation cd... right now i´m in the allocate drive space window in the installation
[15:22] <wulfy> or mod_rewrite
[15:22] <Seveas> wubba, yes, virtualhost entries in your apache config.
[15:22] <Pumpkin-> name based virtual hosts
[15:22] <wulfy> or that^
[15:22] <wubba> Ok - thank you
[15:22] <dustin> I DONT KNOW HOW... THAT THE @#$% ABOUT IT, I DONT SEE A SUDO LINE TO GO OFF OF OR DIRCETIONS
[15:23] <AbhijiT> errr
[15:23] <Seveas> chill
[15:23] <simisu> BiPolah: it was the gparted or the drive utility that comes with the installation cd... right now i´m in the allocate drive space window in the installation
[15:23] <AbhijiT> dustin, you can find it in applications menu search there
[15:23] <AbhijiT> :/
[15:23] <samiABC> Anyone got any idea how to enable 40mhz mode for a wlan adapter so I can achieve 300 mbps?
[15:23] <AbhijiT> lol
[15:23] <AbhijiT> :D
[15:23] <BiPolah> Simisu: Drop into the message I sent you
[15:23] <dustin> DID THAT ALREADY
[15:24] <samiABC> also
[15:24] <AbhijiT> dustin, then log out and log in so that menu will got updated and you can find it
[15:24] <dustin> sorry had caps on , not yelling
[15:24] <simisu> bipolar: i don´t see any msg...
[15:24] <BiPolah> samiABC: I don't think there's any Wi-Fi protocol at 40MHz, unless you perhaps mean the 2.4Ghz band
[15:24] <dustin> did that to
[15:24] <samiABC> My desktop seems to have frozen (the bars at the top and at the bottom), what can I do? :o
[15:24] <quidnunc> How would I backup my root directory with tar but directly into a filesystem hierarchy and not a tarball?
[15:25] <BiPolah> Simisu: See it now?
[15:25] <dustin> samiABC, restart,
[15:25] <Seveas> samiABC, killall gnome-panel; gnome-panel&
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> samiABC: press CTRL+ALT+F1 then log in, then press CTRL+ALT+F7
[15:25] <Odaym> en1gma, http://i.imgur.com/ezkjI.jpg
[15:25] <llutz> quidnunc: why tar? use rsync
[15:25] <schnuffle> quidnunc: use cp for that
[15:25] <AbhijiT> dustin, in terminal do neorouter
[15:25] <schnuffle> or rsync
[15:25] <rghose> @quidnunc: Why not simple copy ?
[15:25] <simisu> BiPolah: now i do...
[15:25] <en1gma> thanks
[15:25] <quidnunc> llutz: Too sl build file listoto w
[15:26] <dustin> neorouter: command not found
[15:26] <Odaym> en1gma, also this
[15:26] <Odaym> http://i.imgur.com/AG48K.jpg
[15:26] <quidnunc> llutz: too slow
[15:26] <quidnunc> to build file list
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> quidnunc: if you want to clone a partition you can use dd or partimage
[15:26] <llutz> quidnunc: (cd /; tar -cf - . ) | (cd /mnt; tar -xvf -)
[15:26] <AbhijiT> dustin, ok search for the file nrclient using file search it will giveyou locatin run that locatioon from terminal
[15:26] <llutz> quidnunc: target-fs mouted on /mnt
[15:26] <llutz> mounted*
[15:26] <Seveas> quidnunc, rsync 3 no longer has that problem
[15:27] <quidnunc> rghose, schnuffle : Thought cp did not preserve everything and didn't handle special files correctly. thought I need cpio
[15:27] <koolio> ty vjnvfjhbbj ghnb . jbb
[15:27] <quidnunc> ActionParsnip: I want the filesystem directly
[15:27] <schnuffle> quidnunc: there's the -a option
[15:27] <dustin> nothing
[15:27] <AbhijiT> dustin, then search for neorouter
[15:27] <Seveas> rsync -avx
[15:28] <quidnunc> Seveas: It doesn't build a file list?
[15:28] <Seveas> quidnunc, it does, but doesn't wait for that to finish before transferring files
[15:28] <Seveas> rsync -avx / /mnt
[15:28] <Seveas> exact copy of your root filesystem (-x means stay on one filesystem)
[15:28] <schnuffle> quidnunc: if it's a one time copy, cp is alright, if you do it more often rsny is the way to go
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> quidnunc: then do it in live cd with cp, or dd on unmounted partitions
[15:29] <quidnunc> Seveas: thanks
[15:29] <Renfield> Is there a way to view the parameters that a Linux kernel was booted up with?
[15:29] <llutz> Renfield: cat /proc/cmdline
[15:29] <Renfield> llutz: Thanks!
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> Renfield: you set them in /etc/default/grub  the default is:  quiet splash
[15:30] <Renfield> ActionParsnip: Except I can't because this is a virtual server hosted by RackSpace.
[15:30] <Seveas> Renfield, virtual servers also have /boot/grub
[15:31] <Renfield> Seveas: Not this one. /boot is empty, and the support guy said it should be.
[15:31] <dustin> found something
[15:31] <samiABC> BiPolah, I'm using Buffalo WLI-UC-G300N (rt2000) and it's using 2.4GHz band. In Windows I had to enable this 40MHz mode and I would get 270Mbps. Currently in Ubuntu I'm only getting 54 mbps
[15:31] <Seveas> ah, weird kind of virtual box then
[15:31] <llutz> "some" have
[15:31] <llutz> vps != virtualbox
[15:31] <dustin> but its windows version
[15:31] <Renfield> I'm not sure what they are running for a VM.
[15:31] <Seveas> llutz, note that I did not say virtualbox...
[15:32] <Seveas> Renfield, you can probably find out with 'sudo dmidecode'
[15:33] <Renfield> Seveas: /dev/mem: mmap: Bad address
[15:33] <Seveas> Renfield, oh my, it's really special :)
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> Renfield: i guess, but you may still need boot options of your own :)
[15:33] <Renfield> Heh, yea I'm beginning to learn this.
[15:33] <agus_> !ping
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> Renfield: if you read the hardware list it should give it away
[15:34] <Renfield> ActionParsnip: They have this pv-grub thing that I could use to run my own custom kernel. I don't think I need this just yet.
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> Renfield: personally I'm guessing its vmware on a nice ESX box
[15:34] <Seveas> ActionParsnip, nope, vmware guests actually have a bootloader and usable /dev/mem
[15:34] <wulfy> pv-grub = xen
[15:34] <Divine> When I install ubuntu server 10.10 from usb...it keeps asking for cd information....how can I install it from usb. (Made a bootable USB stick with the utility)
[15:35] <Seveas> wulfy, ah, mystery solved!
[15:35] <AbhiJiT> dustin, what happen?
[15:35] <jordan_> AbhiJiT,  huy this is dustin
[15:35] <AbhiJiT> jordan_, :o
[15:35] <wulfy> Renfield,  pv grub = xen in which you can log into there control panel and pass custom commands to the startup
[15:35] <AbhiJiT> jordan_, so what happen?
[15:35] <Renfield> Oh, thanks. I'm new to virtual machines.
[15:36] <Divine> anyone? :(
[15:36] <wulfy> Renfield,  no worrys :) im head sys admin for a vps hosting company lol
[15:36] <Seveas> wulfy, what's your favorite vps?
[15:36] <BiPolah> Wulfy: Could you give me a name? I'm looking for decent VPS hosts
[15:36] <Odaym> if i do "locate samba" and get a long list of files, does that necessarily mean that i have samba installed?
[15:36] <wulfy> Seveas,  for everytday stuff the openvz platform does the job nicely
[15:37] <lahwran> how would you make it so that shutting down gdm doesn't shut down network-manager?
[15:37] <llutz> Odaym:easy check with "apt-cache policy samba"
[15:37] <wulfy> Seveas,  for heavy duty stuff goo xen the rest ive yet to try (i.e vmware kvm)
[15:37] <Odaym> ah, it doesnt exist
[15:37] <Odaym> just tried typing "samba"
[15:37] <kingbdogz123> Greetings.
[15:37] <Pumpkin-> Odaym: no, that doesn't really tell you. You want apt-cache policy samba most likely
[15:37] <Odaym> it says installed
[15:37] <wulfy> BiPolah, sure lookup Bigbrainhost
[15:37] <therock233> im gangsta
[15:37] <jonsaint> hi all. i got a problem with my desktop.
[15:37] <Odaym> but when i type "samba" i get The program 'samba' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[15:37] <Odaym> sudo apt-get install samba4
[15:38] <BiPolah> Thanks Wulfy
[15:38] <Pumpkin-> that samba daemon is called smbd
[15:38] <Odaym> how does that make sense
[15:38] <jordan_> AbhiJiT,  noting
[15:38] <Pumpkin-> the even
[15:38] <schnuffle> as wulfy I'm in charge of virtualization: openvz is a very good choice for linux only, ESX is not bad vmware server as memory leaks under linux, and for Xen and KVM I'm just testing
[15:38] <jordan_> just nothin
[15:38] <samiABC> BiPolah, I'm using Buffalo WLI-UC-G300N (rt2000) and it's using 2.4GHz band. In Windows I had to enable this 40MHz mode and I would get 270Mbps. Currently in Ubuntu I'm only getting 54 mbps
[15:38] <17SAAXLBK> I have this: usbserial            /dev/ttyUSB   188 0-253 serial but I neeed to change driver to pl2303, how can I achieve this?
[15:38] <Renfield> wulfy: The RackSpace web page for administering the virtual servers doesn't appear to have any options like what you speak of. I have: console, reboot, rescue, rebuild, reset password, and delete.
[15:38] <AbhiJiT> jordan_, why not you contact the software maker?
[15:38] <Divine> When I install ubuntu server 10.10 from usb...it keeps asking for cd information....how can I install it from usb. (Made a bootable USB stick with the utility)
[15:38] <Odaym> the one i posted about is the samba daemon, Pumpkin- ?
[15:38] <Odaym> the samba4?
[15:38] <schnuffle> Divine: what is the excat question?
[15:39] <wulfy> schnuffle,  i really like xen seems to get the job done least amount of fuss combine with the solusvm control panel and your good to go, a lot of cleints like it
[15:39] <pksadiq> 17SAAXLBK: still using the old nokia 3100 , 6100 etc?
[15:39] <BiPolah> samiABC: I've no idea what it means by "40MHz mode". No wireless protocol uses 40MHz
[15:39] <wulfy> Renfield, ahhh seems they may be using a custom cp
[15:39] <Renfield> Yea, probably.
[15:39] <Divine> shuffle when I installed ubuntu desktop...it all worked at once....the install was ok
[15:39] <Divine> now I'm getting asked for a cd
[15:39] <17SAAXLBK> pksadiq: No, it’s for KMV switch
[15:39] <Divine> while I'm installing from usb
[15:39] <Divine> And it won't let me install
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> Seveas: maybe but the video card, sound card etc will be virtualized so will be a telltale of what virtualization is being used
[15:40] <pksadiq> 17SAAXLBK: whats KMV?
[15:40] <lahwran> anybody?
[15:40] <schnuffle> wulfy: I'm more into KVM for the moment, cause the patches are already integrated in the kernel and my server OS is Centos
[15:40] <lahwran> how would you make it so that shutting down gdm doesn't shut down network-manager?
[15:40] <ex0r> tu
[15:40] <jordan_> i think its so new , and the whole linux community doesnt know how much butter this is , if i can get it to work for linux, i partily it on windos
[15:40] <ex0r> hello there
[15:40] <danni_> hello
[15:40] <jordan_> AbhiJiT,
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> lahwran: do you mean the applet or the service?
[15:40] <17SAAXLBK> pksadiq: KVM switch for HDMI selection
[15:40] <ex0r> I am running ubuntu 10.10, and I am having a bit of trouble getting apache, mysql, and php installed
[15:40] <therock233> im gangsta
[15:40] <ex0r> I installed them and messed up during configuration, so I attempted to remove them
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> !lamp | ex0r
[15:41] <wulfy> schnuffle,  our node os is centos and thkernel updates are prity fast and on the ball
[15:41] <lahwran> ActionParsnip: the service. I want the network to stay configured.
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> therock233: maybe so, but it's offtopic here
[15:41] <Divine> schnuffle: While installing from cd: Failed to copy from CD-ROM Retry?
[15:41] <AbhiJiT> jordan_,
[15:41] <rocking> hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> lahwran: it will, the gui app controls the service which runs even when gdm is stopped...or does yours stop?
[15:41] <BiPolah> Wulfy: Just a note, on your /vps/xen.php page, the "OpenVZ and Windows available" image is quite pixelated.
[15:41] <lahwran> ActionParsnip: the service also stops
[15:41] <AbhiJiT> jordan_, thats okay. but if you are not getting help here then why dont you contact the one who made this software?
[15:42] <jordan_> AbhiJiT, i think its so new , and the whole linux community doesnt know how much butter this is , if i can get it to work for linux, i partily it on windos
[15:42] <schnuffle> Divine: your USB stick isn't created correctly then, did you use unetbootin?
[15:42] <AbhiJiT> jordan_, thats okay. but if you are not getting help here then why dont you contact the one who made this software?
[15:42] <wulfy> BiPolah,  thanks ill pass that onto the website guys (not my department  i cant draw a straight line lol)
[15:42] <taksas027> i have 2 hard disks C in which i have windows and empty D, so i wanted to install Ubuntu on D disk, but Ubuntu got installed on disk C and of course i lost some of its space, so what I should do now? just uninstall Ubuntu and i will get that space? or i need to reformat everything?
[15:42] <Divine> schnuffle, I only used this: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[15:42] <Renfield> wulfy: Perhaps you can help me debug a startup problem then. It doesn't appear that procps is starting at boot. Its upstart parameter is to start on virtual-filesystems, which is emitted by mountall. mountall starts on startup. Web documentation on upstart says that I can debug it by adding --verbose to the kernel line (which of course I can't do).
[15:43] <therock233> !ops
[15:43] <katakaio> taksas027: Use gparted to move the Ubuntu installation to your free drive
[15:43] <ex0r> ActionParsnip,  that doesnt appear to apply to 10.10
[15:43] <AbhiJiT> therock233, ??
[15:43] <taksas027> katakaio: and everything will be ok with C disk? windows will be able to use it again?
[15:43] <jordan_> ex0r,  did upgrade ?
[15:44] <ex0r> jordan_- I came off a fresh ubuntu install
[15:44] <taksas027> katakaio: i mean that lost space
[15:44] <katakaio> taksas027: Yes. Once you move the Ubuntu partition over, you can resize the Windows partition and get all your space back
[15:44] <schnuffle> Divine: So you bootet from the stick and started the install and then it asked you for the CD?
[15:44] <ex0r> and I went into synaptic manager and installed apache2, mysql-server, and php5, but during the configuration I messed it up
[15:44] <wulfy> Renfield, do you have any vnc access to the system?
[15:44] <Divine> yes schnuffle
[15:44] <ex0r> so I removed them all, but now when I install them again it uses the old configurations
[15:44] <katakaio> taksas027: One word of warning: whenever you move partitions, it's wise to back up your data
[15:44] <schnuffle> Divine: Strange, which ISO did you use?
[15:44] <Renfield> wulfy: I have ssh access to the virtual server.
[15:45] <Divine> Ubuntu 10.10 server edition
[15:45] <Divine> schnuffle: Ubuntu 10.10 server edition
[15:45] <wulfy> Renfield,  so you dont get to see grub at boot time then?
[15:45] <schnuffle> ex0r: what means you messed up during installation?
[15:45] <Renfield> wulfy: Oh, I do have a console, but that doesn't appear to show anything looking like grub output.
[15:46] <ex0r> scnuffle- During configuration of mysql and apache, I selected something wrong, and now they aren't configured correctly
[15:46] <Renfield> Their console isn't nice, it is a web app.
[15:46] <jordan_> AbhiJiT,  could we do it with wine?
[15:46] <AbhiJiT> jordan_, dear i dont know. i cant help. contact the one who made this software. i cant help.
[15:46] <schnuffle> Divine: I would recreate the USB stick and use another tool, this http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/ is the one that up to now did always what I wanted
[15:47] <wulfy> Renfield, quiet odd then you that you dont get access to the boot loader, at boot time
[15:47] <Divine> schnuffle, thanks for your help...going tot try that now
[15:47] <cr215> hello...  i dunno if i am experiencing a bug or what this is but i ws hoping somenoe in here might have a little bit of insight...   i am using ubuntu lucid and in my indicator applet the volume control seems to be disabled... it just shows the little icon with three dashes next to it...  i am still able to change the volume using alsamixer however...  but if i log into ubuntu with a different user name it works fine, although the networ
[15:47] <cr215> k manager applet is not present on the other user name...  any help would be much appreciated..  thanks in advance!
[15:47] <cr215> ***network manager applet not present on other user
[15:47] <schnuffle> ex0r: To remove all you need to use the --purge option, otherwise the configuration files stay on the machine
[15:48] <samiABC> BiPolah, it's some Buffalo's technology that allows you to get 300 mbps on 2.4
[15:48] <samiABC> GHz band
[15:48] <samiABC> I just have no idea how to enable it in ubuntu
[15:48] <ex0r> schnuffle, - is there a gui app I can use to control the lamp server modules ?
[15:48] <BiPolah> samiABC: Sorry, I can't help you then
[15:48] <BiPolah> cr215: I assume you mean on the panel? Right click on panel > Add to panel > Notification Area
[15:48] <schnuffle> ex0r: I don't know I prefer doing it on the console, but there exists a lot of management tools
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> lahwran: if you restart the service is all ok?
[15:49] <simisu> where do i report a bug i found in the installtion cd (or at least i think i found a bug)
[15:50] <BiPolah> Simisu: Have you checked for defects?
[15:50] <wulfy> Renfield, assuming ubuntu server here?
[15:51] <lahwran> ActionParsnip: I think it's a user connection, not a system connection
[15:51] <Gangsta> !ops
[15:51] <Gangsta> Im gangsta
[15:51] <simisu> BiPolah: no not yet... it´s just something that popped up in my mind just now, when connecting online my touch pad stopped working and started back up after i played with the kyboard, it did that a few times
[15:51] <ex0r> schnuffle, - I was looking for something like xampp, or easyphp for linux
[15:52] <ex0r> the correct syntax? sudo apt-get remove apache2 --purge ?
[15:52] <Renfield> wulfy: Not sure actually. I didn't install it. It is running as a server as opposed to a workstation.
[15:52] <llutz> ex0r: sudo apt-get purge apache2
[15:52] <skutr3> can someone help me install java the sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk isnt working
[15:52] <wulfy> Renfield, whats the end result your trying to achive?
[15:52] <AbhiJiT> !java | skutr3
[15:52] <ex0r> great, thanks llutz
[15:52] <erUSUL> !java | skutr3
[15:52] <BiPolah> skutr3: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:52] <AbhiJiT> :P
[15:52] <cr215> bipolah:  i sent you a dialog window
[15:53] <Flannel> ex0r: You need to purge (not just remove) apache2.2-common, which is the package that contains all the config files.
[15:53] <Renfield> Get /etc/sysctl.conf loaded at the appropriate time early in the boot process to set the kernel parameters. Turns out that Java listens on IPv6 by default, so I want that turned off before our custom Java server starts.
[15:54] <Flannel> ex0r: And that webpage does apply to 10.10 as well
[15:54] <wulfy> Renfield, and your supporting ipv6 connections coming in or you only aiming for ipv4?
[15:55] <ImGangsta> Im invinsible I am on a sexy train with wifi in 6 couches!
[15:55] <Renfield> Wulfy: Should only be IPv4. Honestly, the Java server really only needs to listen on the lo interface. I know we don't need IPv6 yet, so as a security measure I wish to turn it off.
[15:55] <AbhiJiT> :/
[15:56] <Wulfy> Renfield, indeed if there is no need for ipv6 and you wish to make it listen to only ipv4 you wouldnt have to pass any commands to the kernel at startup?
[15:56] <Saik> hey guys. anyone know if the x86 memory test will work on more than 4gb of memory?
[15:56] <ex0r> hmm, where does php5 get installed from synaptic manager ?
[15:56] <wonderworld> ex0r: for apache or for cli?
[15:57] <Renfield> Wulfy: Well, IPv6 is on when I boot up the system.
[15:57] <Wulfy> Renfield,  ok if we drop ipv6 then the issue should resolve itself?
[15:57] <schnuffle> ex0r: libapache2-mod-php5
[15:57] <Saik> hey guys. anyone know if the x86 memory test will work on more than 4gb of memory?
[15:57] <Renfield> Well, getting IPv6 turned off is my issue.
[15:57] <ex0r> wonderworld, for apache. I can't find the apache error log, and the php configuration log so I can fix the install
[15:58] <Odaym> i set up OpenSSH-Server on my Ubuntu server and OpenSSH-client on my Ubuntu client
[15:58] <Odaym> they are both connected to a switch
[15:58] <wonderworld> it's libapache2-mod-php5 as schnuffle said
[15:58] <ex0r> thats installed already
[15:58] <Odaym> now from the client im trying to do "ssh Oday@Hive696-Server"
[15:58] <wonderworld> apache error log should be /var/log/apache2/error.log
[15:58] <Odaym> i get ssh: connect to host Hive696-Server port 22: No route to host
[15:58] <schnuffle> ex0r: a lamp system is installed with: aptitude install apache2 php5-mysql libapache2-mod-php5 mysql-server phpmyadmin
[15:58] <Odaym> i know there's something horribly wrong, but what is it
[15:59] <schnuffle> ex0r: then set the mysql root password with sudo mysqladmin -p
[15:59] <sacarlson> Odaym: try just the ip of your host oday@192.168.2.xxx
[15:59] <Odaym> ok
[15:59] <llutz> Odaym: check network-settings, same subnet?
[15:59] <Wulfy> Odaym,  might be wrong but if theres no dns server on the network then your system wouldnt know the name of the remote host?
[15:59] <ex0r> schnuffle,  yes I know that, but it's still giving problems installing
[16:00] <wonderworld> ex0r: what is going wrong?
[16:00] <schnuffle> ex0r: then paste the errors
[16:00] <Wulfy> Renfield, did you get that /msg ?
[16:00] <ex0r> there is a configration error with apache when loading up phpmyadmin
[16:00] <sacarlson> Wulfy: Odaym: ya that's my guess his dns isn't resolve for that name from there
[16:00] <ex0r> Cannot start session without errors, please check errors given in your PHP and/or webserver log file and configure your PHP installation properly.
[16:00] <Renfield> Wulfy: Yes, did you get my responses?
[16:00] <Odaym> connection refused now
[16:00] <ex0r> the error in error.log says # is depreccated
[16:00] <Odaym> the username was wrong
[16:00] <Saik> hey guys. anyone know if the x86 memory test will work on more than 4gb of memory?
[16:00] <Odaym> but now that i got it right, connection refused
[16:01] <joe_9> .
[16:01] <Odaym> i set up the pass for OpenSSH for a specific one that i chose
[16:01] <Wulfy> sorry just migrated clients not used to xchat yet Renfield
[16:01] <Odaym> how do i get to where i have to enter the password
[16:01] <Odaym> maybe my firewall is blocking the connection? on the server?
[16:01] <sacarlson> Odaym: firewalled also?  you coming from wan to a lan?
[16:01] <Odaym> there isnt a firewall on the server, no
[16:01] <rocking> hiii
[16:02] <czardoz> Odaym, are to trying to ssh inside a subnet?
[16:02] <wonderworld> 0daym: can you ping the server?
[16:02] <Wulfy> Renfield, if youve disabled ipv6 and rebooted then your java server should only listen on ipv4 (unless its writen its config file and is waiting for ipv6 to come back up)
[16:02] <sacarlson> Odaym: what are the address of the client and the host?
[16:02] <Odaym> yes i can ping
[16:02] <wonderworld> 0daym: can you ping the hostname as well or the IP only?
[16:02] <Odaym> the server is 192.168.1.65
[16:02] <Renfield> Wulfy: The commands to disable IPv6 only last until I reboot. Then it is back on again.
[16:02] <Odaym> and i am .64
[16:02] <ex0r> PHP Deprecated:  Comments starting with '#' are deprecated in /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/mcrypt.ini on line 1 in Unknown on line 0
[16:02] <ex0r> PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php5/20090626+lfs/gd.so' - /usr/lib/php5/20090626+lfs/gd.so: cannot open shared object file: No suc$
[16:02] <llutz> Odaym: ssh -vvv -l user192.168.1.65
[16:03] <ex0r> those are the two errors its giving
[16:03] <Odaym> can ping both
[16:03] <Wulfy> Renfield,  ok then we need to make them stick at reboot
[16:03] <squaregoldfish> Saik:Don't think so. You'll have to do it bit by bit swapping sticks.
[16:03] <Odaym> -vvv?
[16:03] <Odaym> what is that?
[16:03] <Renfield> Putting the commands into /etc/sysctl.conf should cause them to be applied at boot.
[16:03] <sacarlson> Odaym: ok then I would check on the host sudo netstat -pant
[16:03] <Saik> squaregoldfish, the x64 cd should though?
[16:03] <llutz> Odaym: increase verbosity
[16:03] <ActionParsnip> ex0r: are there any gd.so.*  files in /usr/lib/php5/20090626+lfs ?
[16:03] <squaregoldfish> Saik: Don't know. Give it a try.
[16:04] <Odaym> connection refused also
[16:04] <Saik> squaregoldfish, will do
[16:04] <dustin> AbhiJiT, thanks again, wine seems to be the way to go , for now ,  lbye
[16:04] <Odaym> im going to enable a firewall on the server, and allow TCP
[16:04] <wonderworld> 0daym: go to the server you want to ssh to. try it on the box itself  ssh 0day@127.0.0.1
[16:04] <AbhiJiT> dustin, bye
[16:04] <llutz> Odaym: sudo lsof -i :22         on the server
[16:04] <ex0r> ActionParsnip, - yes, including gd.so
[16:04] <Wulfy> Renfield,  http://www.webupd8.org/2009/11/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu-910.html that should get the commands passed at boot time
[16:04] <czardoz> Odaym, temporily turn off all firewalls on both server and client
[16:04] <Saik> squaregoldfish, once I find that old cd anyway.. lol
[16:05] <Odaym> now trying to connect hangs a little
[16:05] <Odaym> but not connection refused
[16:05] <czardoz> then, as llutz said try "ssh -vvv -l <username> <server_ip>
[16:05] <Odaym> because of the lsof thing, llutz
[16:05] <brontoeee> whats -vvv for?
[16:05] <squaregoldfish> Saik: You can download a bootable ISO from http://www.memtest.org/
[16:05] <llutz> brontoeee: : increase verbosity
[16:05] <Renfield> Wulfy: This virtual server doesn't have a grub.conf I can get access to and modify.
[16:05] <brontoeee> oh, ok ty
[16:05] <Odaym> still hanging there
[16:05] <Wulfy> Odaym, the delay or hang is proberbly the sshd system doing a dns lookup?
[16:06] <Odaym> i need a DNS on the server yea?
[16:06] <czardoz> Odaym, try ssh on the server using 127.0.0.1
[16:06] <czardoz> Odaym, is you are using the IP, no need for DNS
[16:06] <Saik> thx
[16:06] <Odaym> ssh oday@127.0.0.1 you mean?
[16:06] <czardoz> *if
[16:06] <wonderworld> yes. on the server
[16:06] <czardoz> yes
[16:06] <Wulfy> Renfield, it should have a grub.conf file
[16:06] <ex0r> !lamp
[16:07] <Odaym> connection refused
[16:07] <schnuffle> ex0r: okay I just checked on a box, you need to install mysql-server first, and only afterwards phpmyadmin
[16:07] <czardoz> thenn sshd is not running
[16:07] <llutz> Odaym: sudo lsof -i :22         on the server. what's the output?
[16:07] <ex0r> schnuffle, - so how am I supposed to remove everything than and start over
[16:07] <czardoz> or sunning on a non-default port
[16:07] <Odaym> i did /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[16:07] <czardoz> *running
[16:07] <skutr3> BiPolah: hey dude i still cant do the sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk command'
[16:07] <Odaym> no output, llutz
[16:07] <Odaym> just normal
[16:07] <llutz> Odaym: no sshd running
[16:08] <schnuffle> ex0r: if apache and mysql are runing just do a sudo dpkg-reconfigure phpmyadmin
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> !java | skutr3
[16:08] <llutz> Odaym: or not listening on default port
[16:08] <Odaym> ok so what do i do?
[16:08] <Renfield> Wulfy: Nope. There is no grub.conf or menu.lst anywhere on the server.
[16:08] <llutz> Odaym: "dpkg -l openssh-server"  on server says what?
[16:08] <ex0r> now its telling me it cant connect to the mysql server
[16:09] <czardoz> Odaym, "sudo /etc/init.d/sshd status"
[16:09] <Wulfy> Renfield, very strange, ok id suggest dropping the vps provider a ticket explain you want ipv6 disabling (should be a 2 minute job there end)
[16:09] <BiPolah> skutr3: Do sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted extras. It gives you java, flash, mp3, avi and so on
[16:09] <czardoz> NOT "sudo /etc/init.d/ssh"
[16:09] <skutr3> ok
[16:09] <czardoz> =)
[16:09] <BiPolah> skutr3: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:09] <Odaym> command not found czardoz
[16:10] <czardoz> then sshd is not installed
[16:10] <Saik> eh.. I'll take my chances with the memtest on 10.04's cd lol
[16:10] <llutz> Odaym: sudo service ssh status
[16:10] <schnuffle> ex0r: you can start the server with sudo service mysql start
[16:10] <Odaym> ssh start/running, process 5176
[16:10] <schnuffle> ex0r: and apache with sudo service apache2 restart
[16:10] <czardoz> ssh is different, sshd is different
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> czardoz: should use: sudo service sshd restart   ;)
[16:11] <czardoz> right-o
[16:11] <Odaym> unrecognized service
[16:11] <Odaym> so, how do i get it
[16:11] <ex0r> didnt work schnuffle, exact same error
[16:11] <czardoz> Odaym, "sudo apt-get install openssh-server"
[16:11] <llutz> czardoz: ssh = ssh service = sshd. what else should "ssh" be?
[16:11] <Odaym> but i already did that on the server
[16:11] <said> hi
[16:11] <Odaym> and it did its thing
[16:11] <skutr3> ActionParsnip: hey what about the jdk?
[16:11] <czardoz> llutz, it would be the client
[16:11] <czardoz> i guess
[16:11] <brontoeee> isnt it just : apt-get install ssh ?
[16:11] <llutz> czardoz: nope thats not handled by "service"
[16:12] <Odaym> already installed it says
[16:12] <schnuffle> ex0r: what gives you a sudo apachectl configtest
[16:12] <wonderworld> 0daym: check /etc/ssh/sshd_config. does this file exist? what is configured for "PorT2
[16:12] <said> xp sucks
[16:12] <Odaym> yes i configured it also
[16:12] <Odaym> wonderworld,
[16:12] <cry_baby> hi
[16:12] <said> windows sux
[16:12] <Odaym> set the TCP to 22
[16:12] <Odaym> PubKey yes
[16:12] <Odaym> etc..
[16:12] <Odaym> Banner also
[16:12] <FloodBot3> Odaym: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:12] <BiPolah> Said: To each their own. If you're going to troll just leave.
[16:12] <Odaym> what?
[16:12] <ex0r> schnuffle,  command not found
[16:12] <wonderworld> 0daym: Pubkey YES and Password Authentication?
[16:12] <said> shut up bipolah
[16:12] <Wulfy> said now now
[16:13] <schnuffle> ex0r: what gives you a sudo apache2ctl configtest
[16:13] <BiPolah> !ops
[16:13] <said> now what ?
[16:13] <cry_baby> need some help with Gigolo
[16:13] <gpc> !guidelines > said
[16:13] <ex0r> schnuffle, apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[16:13] <ex0r> Syntax OK
[16:14] <Linda_92> helo.. I installed ubuntu 10.10 desktop on my PC instead of Fedora.. I am unable to get my wireless connection to work :( I am using a TP-Link TL-WN353G wireless card.. and it appears in network tools and with lspci as: 04:02.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 20).. but in GUI it is always disconnected and does not see my wireless network.. please help..
[16:14] <czardoz> Odaym, install nmap and see if port 22 is open
[16:14] <said> ubottu shut up pleaz
[16:14] <Odaym> i just forced it to open using Firestarter
[16:14] <schnuffle> strange config is okay and you can't start apache?
[16:14] <Odaym> added a rule for allowing connections from the client IP
[16:14] <Odaym> and added a rule to allow service SSH
[16:14] <Odaym> this is on the server
[16:14] <ex0r> schnuffle, apache is started
[16:14] <ex0r> that error I am pasting you about configuration is coming from phpmyadmin when you log in
[16:14] <czardoz> Odaym, and is it working now?
[16:14] <Odaym> no sir
[16:14] <schnuffle> ex0r: so what is your problem then?
[16:14] <Odaym> connection refused
[16:15] <Odaym> i can just feel it that its a one button away solution
[16:15] <Lint1> why 10.10 is so crappy?? I could play mp3s in 8.10, and even in 11.04, but not in 10.10! thatś ridiculous
[16:15] <czardoz> turn off all firewalls
[16:15] <llutz> Odaym: on the server: "sudo netstat -tulpen|grep sshd"
[16:15] <Odaym> ok
[16:15] <ex0r> schnuffle, - something with the lamp server isn't setup right, apparently. When you log into phpmyadmin, it gives you an error telling you that it couldn't start without errors, and to check configuration of apache and pph
[16:15] <ex0r> php*
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> Lint1: install ubuntu-restricted-extras and you can
[16:15] <Odaym> i got two LISTENs llutz
[16:15] <Odaym> but it says 2222
[16:15] <llutz> Odaym: which are?
[16:15] <Odaym> not 22
[16:15] <RishavT> Odayam: ssh refusing connection? try reinstalling 'openssh-server' and 'ssh' (first remove and then install again. fixes it for me.)
[16:16] <llutz> Odaym: so you changed ssh-port
[16:16] <wonderworld> then ssh is running on 2222
[16:16] <shcherbak> ok, need hint, want to: user "A" login with password over ssh get custom script and then shell, rest of users login "normally".
[16:16] <wonderworld> ssp -p 2222 0day@server
[16:16] <llutz> Odaym: on client: ssh -p 2222 user@server
[16:16] <Odaym> but i changed it bac
[16:16] <Lint1> ActionParsnip, it's not because of codecs, performance is terrible and sound stutters constantly
[16:16] <Odaym> and kept an original
[16:16] <RishavT> Odaym: ssh refusing connection? try reinstalling 'openssh-server' and 'ssh' (first remove and then install again. fixes it for me.)
[16:16] <llutz> Odaym: then restart sshd
[16:16] <Odaym> why is it still referring to the other
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> shcherbak: set the stuff in ~/.bashrc of that user
[16:16] <sacarlson> Odaym: seems you changed to port it listens on
[16:16] <llutz> Odaym: sudo service ssh restart
[16:16] <Linda_92> anybody?
[16:16] <schnuffle> ex0r: then do a sudo aptitude purge phpmyadmin
[16:16] <llutz> Odaym: grep Port /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> Lint1: log a bug then, also use the alsa-info script and make sure you have 1.0.23 for lib, utils and driver in alsa
[16:17] <Odaym> alright :)
[16:17] <shcherbak> ActionParsnip: heavens, thanks.
[16:17] <rocking> any girl..?  want to chat with me..? :)
[16:17] <Odaym> thank you guys
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> Lint1: have you also logged a bug?
[16:17] <Odaym> so how do i change back the default to 22?
[16:17] <czardoz> nice
[16:17] <craigbass1976> I've got an app written in java that I need to run.  I realize it should be cross platform and just run, but it only works in windows and mac.  In WINE, will I need to install a windows JRE, or will WINE be hitting my own JRE when firing up this program?
[16:17] <compdoc> rocking - me! me!
[16:17] <rocking> o nice
[16:17] <Odaym> hey so i can SSH to the client now as well?
[16:17] <Odaym> from the server?
[16:17] <schnuffle> Linda_92: what's your problem?
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> schnuffle: it runs when the user logs in and runs a terminal etc
[16:17] <czardoz> just edit the sshd_config file
[16:17] <Odaym> i should of course
[16:17] <BiPolah> craigbass1976: Have you installed java on Ubuntu?
[16:17] <said> heloooooooo
[16:17] <Linda_92> schnuffle: helo.. I installed ubuntu 10.10 desktop on my PC instead of Fedora.. I am unable to get my wireless connection to work :( I am using a TP-Link TL-WN353G wireless card.. and it appears in network tools and with lspci as: 04:02.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 20).. but in GUI it is always disconnected and does not see my wireless network..
[16:17] <compdoc> heh
[16:18] <wonderworld> 0daym: if you have install sshd on the clinet -- yes
[16:18] <brontoeee> craigbass1976, you should not need wine for java apps
[16:18] <Wulfy> gpc it seems you may be in for some fun in a short while.....
[16:18] <sacarlson> Odaym: only if you installed the openssh-server on the client side also
[16:18] <gpc> Wulfy: ?
[16:18] <Wulfy> gpc your last removel is back
[16:19] <wonderworld> ubuntu comes with a ssh client by default. the server needs to be installed.
[16:19] <rocking> ..any
[16:19] <Jung_lee> xmonad is gr8
[16:19] <NoNaMeNo> what's the name of the application that checks crc32 in gnome?
[16:19] <schnuffle> Linda_92: If your wifi is on channel 12 or 13 there problems, cause these to channells are only allowed in europe
[16:19] <schnuffle> ActionParsnip: ?
[16:20] <craigbass1976> BiPolah, I did.  It won't run because there are too many calls to things native to Mac or Windows, I guess.  I was all day farting around with this and talked a lot in #java.  Consensus was I'm screwed until the software company writes code correctly
[16:20] <craigbass1976> brontoeee, see what I said to BiPolah ^^
[16:20] <ex0r> schnuffle, I think the problem is with php
[16:20] <Odaym> ok so..\
[16:21] <schnuffle> ex0r: thern purge the libapache2-mod-php5 and reinstall it
[16:21] <Odaym> can i have GUI while in SSH on the server? :P
[16:21] <Odaym> gksu nautilus or something?
[16:21] <craigbass1976> BiPolah, brontoeee    If either of you know how to get the java stuff extracted from the exe install file, I could try that route
[16:21] <czardoz> nope
[16:21] <Lint1> ActionParsnip, a bug against what? I have no idea which component is at fault
[16:21] <Odaym> ah fuck gui anyways
[16:21] <schnuffle> Odaym: If you have a local xserver runinng you can export the DISPLAY
[16:21] <gpc> !language | Odaym
[16:21] <llutz> Odaym: if X-fforwarding is enabled, yes
[16:21] <rocking> _Gaurav Aryan_
[16:21] <BiPolah> Craigbass1976: Sorry, I can't help you with that.
[16:21] <Odaym> so one more thing
[16:21] <Odaym> when i am in SSH to the server from the client, its one way
[16:21] <Odaym> right
[16:21] <llutz> Odaym:  ssh -X user@server
[16:22] <Linda_92> schnuffle: it is not on any of them.. also my wifi network worked before with another PC.. (fedora).. so I guess the problem is with network card configuration on the ubuntu PC.. is there something I can do?
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> Lint1: alsa
[16:22] <brontoeee> craigbass1976, on windows there is a utility called 'universal extractor', dunno if that would work thougt, also this is offtopic for this channel
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> Lint1: did you check your alsa versions with the script?
[16:22] <llutz> Odaym: has to be enabled in sshd_conf
[16:22] <craigbass1976> brontoeee, we're teetering on the edge...  :)
[16:22] <bezao> anyone have ever used ispconfig? (http://www.ispconfig.org/)
[16:22] <brontoeee> Linda_92, you may want to try alternative , like wicd
[16:22] <Nintet> hi... i know it is old news to most of you, but what about that 200 line Kernel patch? do i need to install that in 10.10 ?
[16:22] <lmvc> Somebody help
[16:23] <Lint1> it wouldn't make much sence as I moved to 11.04 already
[16:23] <schnuffle> !wifi | Linda_92:
[16:23] <sacarlson> Odaym: one why?  you can copy files both directions
[16:23] <lmvc> Problem when installing Matlab
[16:23] <r1za> Парни поскажите как попасть на Русский канал??если есть Русские...)
[16:23] <bc81> !ru | r1za
[16:23] <Odaym> but i am on the server from the client, how can I cd back to my client?
[16:23] <shcherbak> ActionParsnip: this user is only remote so bashrc is good, but still sshd only solution bothers me, stucked in man for moment.
[16:23] <Odaym> in the Network maybe?
[16:23] <r1za> tnks
[16:24] <czardoz> Odaym, type "exit" or "logout" at the console
[16:24] <schnuffle> bezao: I tested it a while ago, not bad but in the end a prefered froxlor.org
[16:24] <t4tm0h> hello,  I cannot seem to set my resolutions on backbox linux.... it's a linux distribution,  it creates no Xorg file
[16:24] <lmvc> CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME?
[16:24] <sacarlson> Odaym: you can open another window on your client or you can exit and get back the the client from that session
[16:25] <RishavT> lmvc: what type of error are you getting while installing?
[16:25] <Odaym> ok
[16:25] <bc81> !details | lmvc
[16:25] <bezao> schnuffle need a basic solution to run my domains, i'll check that one you told :) thx
[16:25] <schnuffle> lmvc: elaborate on your problem, it's hard to analyze: I have a problem
[16:25] <Odaym> one more thing, the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file on the server is set with TCP 22, and NOT 2222
[16:25] <brontoeee> Odaym, you can use nautilus to mount remote filesystem via ssh, it will look like a folder on your desktop, the you can just clicky around (at least thats what i do)
[16:25] <Odaym> where has it got the 2222 memorized since i changed it once?
[16:25] <Linda_92> brontoeee: maybe it is the network manager.. I will check wicd..
[16:25] <llutz> Odaym: sudo service ssh restart
[16:25] <ex0r> schnuffle, what did you say was the command to set the root mysql password? sudo mysql -p root ?
[16:25] <Odaym> on both?
[16:26] <llutz> Odaym: server
[16:26] <Odaym> ok
[16:26] <Linda_92> schnuffle: did not understand you reply sorry
[16:26] <Odaym> alright :)
[16:26] <Linda_92> ubottu: I was there thanks.
[16:26] <lmvc> SOMEBODY HELP PLEASE
[16:26] <schnuffle> ex0r: sudo mysqladmin password, if one is already set sudo mysqladmin -p password
[16:26] <gpc> lmvc: Please drop the caps
[16:26] <gpc> lmvc: take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MATLAB
[16:27] <quidnunc> Does raid mirroring provide any error correction with 2 disks?
[16:27] <brontoeee> !ask | lmvc
[16:27] <ex0r> schnuffle, its not taking my password, that I KNOW I set
[16:27] <lmvc> thank you
[16:27] <llutz> Odaym: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1656263
[16:27] <Odaym> can't i SSH from the server to the client? i try it and it's hanging
[16:27] <llutz> Odaym: needs openssh-server being installed on client
[16:27] <czardoz> no you cant
[16:27] <Odaym> needs the server on the client?
[16:27] <Odaym> ooh
[16:27] <sacarlson> Odaym: did you install the server software on the client side
[16:28] <Odaym> i dont have that, only installed openSSH-client on the client
[16:28] <lmvc> OK I WILL
[16:28] <czardoz> Odaym, it is not two-way
[16:28] <Odaym> oh
[16:28] <Odaym> ok
[16:28] <Odaym> thanks for the link llutz
[16:28] <t4tm0h> i've never understood why some software requires you to have a server and a client installed on 1 machine
[16:28] <t4tm0h> but oh well
[16:28] <jason> hellow
[16:28] <jason> anybody here?
[16:28] <sacarlson> Odaym: I have loged into ssh into a server and from there loged into my client you can loop to test
[16:28] <schnuffle> Linda_92: I had problems with ubuntu connecting to wifi at channel 12 or 13 with us equipment
[16:29] <Odaym> damn, even packages are case-sensitive
[16:29] <Odaym> really
[16:29] <schnuffle> Linda_92: or did you mean !wifi
[16:29] <bc81> jason: 1,590 people
[16:29] <Odaym> double SSH
[16:29] <Odaym> ok i will try
[16:29] <brontoeee> t4tm0h, well, firefox is a server as well as a client, its always a two way route
[16:29] <t4tm0h> can anyone help my resolution issue?  I'm using backbox linux,  it's an ubuntu based distro.   I cannot seem to create a higher resolution than 1024x800 and i know my card/monitor supports it.
[16:29] <t4tm0h> backbox creates no xorg.conf file either
[16:29] <Mathuin> My Ubuntu box spends a *lot* of time in disk wait.  How do I fix this?
[16:29] <wonderworld> brontoeee: firefox is no server
[16:30] <czardoz> t4tm0h, which desktop environment are you using?
[16:30] <t4tm0h> XFCE ?
[16:30] <t4tm0h> i think thats what it uses
[16:30] <t4tm0h> i went to their channel and they said i should be here
[16:30] <brontoeee> wonderworld, sure it is, when you send a request you are serving
[16:30] <llutz> brontoeee: nonsense
[16:30] <wonderworld> brontoeee: no
[16:31] <brontoeee> then waht wonderworld , llutz ?
[16:31] <t4tm0h> lspci | grep VGA
[16:31] <t4tm0h> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 01)
[16:31] <wonderworld> it's a http client
[16:31] <brontoeee> is the spoon?
[16:31] <llutz> brontoeee: thats called a client-request
[16:31] <Linda_92> schnuffle: my wireless router is using wireless channel 9 - 2.452GHz.. you think that might be why the ubuntu pc can not see it?
[16:31] <t4tm0h> Firefox wouldnt be a server... if u are using a server with firefox... wouldnt it be something like Apache?
[16:32] <czardoz> t4tm0h, try <ctrl> + <alt> +<plus>
[16:32] <schnuffle> Linda_92: No channel 9 is fine, only channel 12 and 13 can make problems
[16:32] <llutz> brontoeee: a client requests a server to do something, that doesn't make the client a server
[16:32] <brontoeee> llutz, sure, terminology, but basically that is the point of 'acting as a server' right?
[16:32] <llutz> brontoeee: no
[16:32] <schnuffle> Linda_92: have you followed the link I posted about wifi?
[16:32] <llutz> brontoeee: a "server" offers services
[16:32] <t4tm0h> no go CZAR,  not on the keypad or the alternative
[16:32] <czardoz> t4tm0h, this might help: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/xfce-how-do-i-change-the-screen-resolution-176407/
[16:33] <HerCury> t4tm0h: xrandr
[16:33] <wonderworld> brontoeee: there needs to be communication between client and server to manage the connection. but sending this communication doesn't make a client become a server
[16:33] <brontoeee> llutz, ok, so if a enable syncing in chromium is that service?
[16:33] <llutz> brontoeee: idk what that is
[16:33] <t4tm0h> thanks czar... do you know where the XF86Config  file is located?
[16:34] <Linda_92> schnuffle: erm.. you mean this one: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo ? I will read it now.. I did not know it is so complex to get my wireless working under ubuntu :'(
[16:34] <czardoz> t4tm0h, try google
[16:34] <czardoz> I am not sure
[16:35] <t4tm0h> to do this,  do i have to exit GDM?
[16:35] <gpc> brontoeee: if you enable syncing in chromium you are telling your chromium (client) to sync with Google (server)
[16:35] <t4tm0h> because i get all kinds of problems when i try to kill GDM from CLI
[16:35] <brontoeee> gpc, ok, you win :)
[16:35] <czardoz> t4tm0h, no need, just log in to a tty :)
[16:35] <gpc> brontoeee: :)
[16:35] <Mathuin> No thoughts on my disk wait question?
[16:35]  * brontoeee is a client :)
[16:35] <t4tm0h> oh ok I can edit that file without exiting the desktop environment?
[16:35] <schnuffle> Linda_92: Normally it works out of the box, one problem is that the network-managerment applet is not known for it's quality, but I'm not the expert on that domain, I don't like GUIs very much
[16:36] <czardoz> yes
[16:36] <ex0r> im done, this is fucking stupid. Six reinstalls and the same thing keeps happening.
[16:36] <gpc> ex0r: Please keep the language clean
[16:36] <lukavg> hello
[16:36] <Linda_92> schnuffle: I never use GUI tools too.. under fedora it got it working but I feel a little lost in ubuntu..
[16:36] <Odaym> i installed openssh-server and openssh-client on the Client, and openssh-server only on the server, tried to install client on it (thinking it was the right thing to do), but says that openssh-client is already the latest version
[16:37] <czardoz> !aircrack
[16:37] <llutz> Odaym: client is installed by default
[16:37] <andycc> ex0r: what's the issue?
[16:37] <Odaym> i do "sudo netstat -tulpen|grep sshd" on both and they are both listening on 22
[16:37] <czardoz> !aircrack-ng
[16:37] <Odaym> i try to ssh to the client, can't
[16:37] <Odaym> but from client to server, i can
[16:37] <gpc> !info aircrack-ng | czardoz
[16:37] <schnuffle> Linda_92: I don't have access to wireless right now so I can'T guide you, maybe somebody else?
[16:37] <Odaym> when i installed openssh-server on the client, i set up the key to be nothing
[16:37] <Odaym> just space
[16:37] <czardoz> thanks =]
[16:38] <lmvc> THANK YOU GUYS: FINALLY I DIIIID! UBUNTU IS AWSOME
[16:38] <llutz> !caps
[16:38] <sacarlson> Odaym: if you just left it default it probly would have worked
[16:38] <Odaym> there is nothing wrong, and firewalls are down now
[16:38] <Odaym> strange it wont go to the client
[16:38] <schnuffle> Odaym: Firewall active?
[16:38] <Odaym> no, down
[16:38] <Odaym> it works one way, but not the other way
[16:39] <Odaym> it's no fault of mine though, just needs one simple tweak
[16:39] <llutz> Odaym: you can ping the client from server?
[16:39] <schnuffle> Odaym: you can ping your client from the server, any NAT Router inbetween?
[16:39] <Odaym> yes, host and IP
[16:39] <lukavg> hi, i'm trying to acess wireless network using aircrack and i have devices called eth0, eth1 and lo, whichever device i choose, aircrack tells me this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/566360/
[16:39] <sacarlson> Odaym: before you change configs you should try the defaults first
[16:39] <Odaym> no router in between
[16:39] <llutz> Odaym: sudo nmap -P0 -p 22 client             from server
[16:39] <Linda_92> schnuffle: thank you anyway =) by the way I tried to bring the interface up and it gave SIOCSIFFLAGS: Connection timed out
[16:39] <Odaym> of course, sacarlson
[16:40] <nexeh> Hey Everyone. I was looking for a "Ubuntu Developer Mentorship" but the listing IRC channel en empty... does anyone know if its correct or an alternative? i have #ubuntu-motu
[16:40] <Wulfy> lukaszg,  eth0 eth1 and lo are ethernet devices *cat5) and local loopback device not wireless cards
[16:40] <lukavg> hi, i'm trying to acess wireless network using aircrack and i have devices called eth0, eth1 and lo, whichever device i choose, aircrack tells me this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/566360/
[16:40] <Odaym> nmap command not found llutz
[16:40] <llutz> Odaym: install it
[16:40] <Odaym> ok
[16:41] <lukavg> hi, i'm trying to acess wireless network using aircrack and i have devices called eth0, eth1 and lo, whichever device i choose, aircrack tells me this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/566360/ what should i do?
[16:41] <Odaym> how do you know all these commands llutz
[16:41] <Odaym> how!
[16:41] <Wulfy> lukavg,  eth0 eth1 and lo are ethernet devices *cat5) and local loopback device not wireless cards
[16:41] <llutz> Odaym: doing this for a while now
[16:41] <exutux> Wulfy: not really...ethx can to be a wifi card too..depend on driver
[16:41] <Odaym> Nmap done
[16:41] <lukavg> i have wireless card and im connected to internet without problem
[16:41] <exutux> Wulfy: my wifi card is eth1
[16:41] <lukavg> but i cant find it as device
[16:41] <Odaym> found 1 ip address
[16:41] <czardoz> Odaym, use linux for a year and you'll know all these :P
[16:42] <llutz> Odaym: 22/tcp ....    what's the line?
[16:42] <lukavg> my wireless card is eth1 but when i use it in aircrack it gives me error that i pasted to you
[16:42] <Odaym> hmm, didnt see such a line
[16:42] <Wulfy> exutux, did you go out your way to configure it that way?
[16:42] <exutux> Wulfy: nope depends from diver
[16:42] <Odaym> just says "Nmap done: 1 IP address (0 hosts up) scanned in ....
[16:43] <llutz> Odaym: wrong hostname/IP?
[16:43] <exutux> driver*
[16:43] <czardoz> Odaym, use "sudo nmap -PN <ip> "
[16:43] <Odaym> starting nmap..
[16:43] <Odaym> ah now he's found it
[16:43] <Odaym> 1 host up
[16:43] <Heavenborn> hello
[16:44] <exutux> Wulfy: some modules recognise wifi with eth* isn't a fixed rule
[16:44] <Odaym> 139/tcp open netbios-ssn
[16:44] <lukavg> so you suggest me to download proper driver? i have ubuntu 10.10 and everything is working properly, i have nx7300 laptop
[16:44] <felipespath> hello
[16:44] <czardoz> Odaym, did you get a lkist of open ports?
[16:44] <Odaym> 445/tcp open microsuck-ds
[16:44] <czardoz> *list
[16:44] <felipespath> I need suport concerning wifi conecction
[16:44] <Heavenborn> I was wondering if anyone could assist me with a linux related problem?
[16:44] <undecim> can someone test a port for me?
[16:44] <llutz> Odaym: wrong host or sshd not running
[16:44] <Odaym> hmm
[16:44] <Odaym> let me see the status again
[16:44] <nexeh> Ok seeing as noone know anything bout the mentor progrma. Anyone have any ideas on something they are "Missing" in Ubuntu. Any utilitys we could use that we dont have. I could use a small project to get my feet wet in Ubuntu development
[16:44] <exutux> lukavg: so anyway i don't think that this is a proper channel for your hacker's jokes
[16:44] <Wulfy> exutux, i stand corrected guess using wifi0 for wireless and eth for ethernet cards was a silly idea glad they scrapped it
[16:45] <llutz> Odaym: or Por t changed...
[16:45] <schnuffle> Odaym: or firewall active :)
[16:45] <Odaym> unrecognized again
[16:45] <Odaym> firewalls are down
[16:45] <felipespath> sometimes i can conect to a wifi connection, but sometimes it wont connect, the password and settings are the same, other people are conected
[16:45] <czardoz> Odaym, try "sudo nmap -PN -p 22,2222 <ip> "
[16:45] <exutux> Wulfy: not ever :)
[16:45] <felipespath> but sometimes it wont conect, I have to restart my computer many times until it would eventually conect to the wifi connection
[16:45] <Odaym> invalid target 22,2222 > quitting
[16:45] <Odaym> what's 22,2222?
[16:45] <Odaym> hehe
[16:45] <Linda_92> when I try to bring wlan0 up with ifup it says Ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0... but with iwconfig I can see it.. maybe someone faced that like I am ? :S
[16:45] <anurup> @felipespath are you sure the drivers are working
[16:46] <Heavenborn> is there anyone that could help me with my issue ?
[16:46] <exutux> Wulfy: exist wlan0 too
[16:46] <felipespath> yes, thanks anurp
[16:46] <felipespath> it just works sometimes, and sometimes it wont work
[16:46] <Wulfy> exutux,  indeed
[16:46] <schnuffle> Odaym: 22 default ssh port 2222 random port to which ssh could be moved
[16:46] <felipespath> or how can I check them?
[16:46] <gpc> !details | Heavenborn
[16:46] <Odaym> no, no more 2222, made sure it was gone
[16:46] <anurup> @felipespath what make is your WLAN card?
[16:46] <MaslowK> Wulfy: Wulfgar?
[16:46] <felipespath> @anrup, how can I see that?
[16:47] <llutz> Odaym: netstat -tulpen|grep sshd         on client
[16:47] <soreau> felipespath: If it's on the pci bus, lspci
[16:47] <Odaym> listening on 22
[16:47] <schnuffle> Odaym: and sudo iptables -L ?
[16:47] <Heavenborn> ok, well I tried installing WUBI because I wanted to try linux, after installing it i choose "ubuntu" from the bootmenu that came up after I restarted my computer, after it finished installing itself, my computer now no longer seems to boot, it is a completly blank screen when I start it.
[16:47] <Odaym> on client?
[16:47] <ufohacker> oh my
[16:48] <schnuffle> Odaym: yes
[16:48] <Odaym> it...it's a lot of output
[16:48] <soreau> felipespath: lspci|grep -i ether
[16:48] <Odaym> grep something?
[16:48] <schnuffle> Odaym: so your firewall is up
[16:48] <Odaym> but no i said ufw disable
[16:48] <anurup> @felipespath type lspci | grep Network
[16:48] <czardoz> Odaym, stop firewall on client
[16:48] <schnuffle> Odaym: paste the output to pastebin
[16:48] <Odaym> did it again, and did the same command again, and still a lot of output
[16:48] <Odaym> ok
[16:48] <Codingk> Where is the channel for BSD?
[16:49] <felipespath> it says: 03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88E8040 PCI-E Fast Ethernet Controller (rev 13)
[16:49] <Codingk> !bsd
[16:49] <Heavenborn> so would anyone know what my issue is ?
[16:49] <Araxis> Hey guys, what does ubuntu server look like? Is it pure command line?
[16:49] <anurup> @felipespath  : that is your ethernet controller
[16:49] <anurup> not your wireless controller
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> Heavenborn:
[16:49] <felipespath> 02:00.0 Network controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8192E Wireless LAN Controller (rev 01)
[16:49] <anurup> @felipespath  : that is your ethernet controlle
[16:49] <Odaym> schnuffle, http://pastebin.com/47yHned7
[16:49] <anurup> ok
[16:49] <felipespath> this one is the one it says
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> Heavenborn:
[16:49] <gpc> Araxis: yes
[16:49] <felipespath> thanks
[16:49] <Kottizen> Araxis: Yes.
[16:49] <iceroot_> Araxis: the same as the normal ubuntu-version without a gui and with another kernel
[16:50] <ActionParsnip> Heavenborn: www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html - Cached
[16:50] <tonysan> How do I make dead ssh connections automatically killed?
[16:50] <Araxis> Ok does that mean I will have to manually install my drivers and stuff?
[16:50] <Linda_92> brontoeee: If I need to install wicd like you recommended.. should I remove what is installed now.. can you please provide the package name? (I am new to ubuntu :$ )
[16:51] <iceroot_> tonysan: what is a dead ssh connection?
[16:51] <rj_90> ! My keyboard behaves weirdly when using vi on ubuntu
[16:51] <Araxis> What I want to do is make my old dual core run server and control it remotely with my new pc
[16:51] <iceroot_> Araxis: a gui is not automaticly installing drivers
[16:51] <tonysan> iceroot_: My internet connection to remote machine is dead
[16:51] <iceroot_> Araxis: so there is no difference to the server edition
[16:51] <schnuffle> Odaym: on the client sudo iptables -F will purge the rules, then try again to connect
[16:51] <Araxis> Just lack of a gui
[16:51] <Araxis> ?
[16:51] <iceroot_> tonysan: then the ss connection will closed automatcly after a timeout
[16:52] <tonysan> iceroot_: Normally it will, but in my machine it doesn't
[16:52] <Odaym> it worked
[16:52] <iceroot_> Araxis: but if you dont know if the server edition is the correct one for you, its not :)
[16:52] <Odaym> i done messed with the rules of some of the firewalls didnt i, schnuffle
[16:52] <czardoz> Linda_92, have you configured the /etc.networking/interfaces file?
[16:52] <iceroot_> tonysan: and why do you think so?
[16:52] <schnuffle> Araxis: you can have a gui, but you don't have to
[16:52] <czardoz> */etc/networking/interfaces
[16:52] <Heavenborn> actionparsnip : does that adress the issue of my computer not starting at all? because I cant see anything when I boot it up.
[16:52] <halvor> hei
[16:52] <schnuffle> Odaym: apparently and there are a lot of rules
[16:52] <tonysan> iceroot_: after I sshed back, my screen won't retach
[16:52] <rj_90> ! so does anyone know what my problem is?
[16:53] <lasse_> suomalaisia?
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> Araxis: the kernel is also designed to give more time to background stuff as far as I know, if you need a desktop OS, install desktop. You can install server services on the desktop OS without any issue
[16:53] <iceroot_> tonysan: that has nothing to do with ssh
[16:53] <Odaym> now i can't connect from the client to the server, but mind you that i am in an SSH connection from the server to the client
[16:53] <halvor> lasse_: oletko suomalainen?
[16:53] <anurup> @felipespath  : did you install the drivers using System -> Administration -> Additional Drivers
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> Heavenborn: if it's black when you select ubuntu then yes
[16:53] <iceroot_> tonysan: screen -list  is showing a screen session?
[16:53] <lasse_> oon
[16:53] <Lint1> !fi
[16:53] <Odaym> can't pass two requests through the same port? or something?
[16:53] <tonysan> iceroot_: and after I killed the dead ssh session, It could be retached
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> Heavenborn: nvidia video chip in the system ?
[16:53] <czardoz> Odaym, thats right
[16:53] <iceroot_> tonysan: screen -RaAD
[16:53] <Odaym> i closed it
[16:53] <Odaym> still cant
[16:53] <t4tm0h> czardoz I appreciate your help but unfortunately it didnt fix my resolution problem
[16:54] <Araxis> ActionParsnip: I have desktop ony my current pc, I was thinking of playing with server/command line on my other computer.
[16:54] <Odaym> should i punge on the server as well?
[16:54] <Heavenborn> Actionpasnip: thats not the issue, I mean when I press the button to start my computer, i see nothing but a blank screen, I cannot select anything. and yes I havea  nvdia 470 card in my system.
[16:54] <Linda_92> czardoz: No I did not touch it yet.. should I edit /etc.networking/interfaces ?
[16:54] <schnuffle> Odaym: IS it a test setup?
[16:54] <Odaym> ok works
[16:54] <Araxis> ActionParsnip: The idea is to have my older computer do some light hosting
[16:54] <Odaym> punged on the server too
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> Araxis: go for it dude, its worth it as the X server chews a lot of cpu compared to the server, plus it makes the OS boot faster without having to load video drivers and such
[16:55] <Odaym> hey
[16:55] <schnuffle> Odaym: the rules come from somewhere, are you the only one using the server
[16:55] <Odaym> I AM able to run an SSH on both at the same time
[16:55] <Odaym> this accessing that and that accessing this
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> Araxis: I do the same, headless transmission / samba / backup server ;)
[16:55] <Odaym> yes i am
[16:55] <Odaym> i did make a rule on the server
[16:55] <Odaym> told you, through Firestarter
[16:55] <czardoz> Linda_92, edit the file "/etc/networking/interfaces" the last path I gave was a typo
[16:55] <FloodBot3> Odaym: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:55] <schnuffle> Odaym: Okay then
[16:55] <Odaym> but then took it down
[16:55] <Odaym> now i will enable the firewalls again
[16:55] <nilshero> i have two questions: a) in bash how do i change this ... "root@nilshero-esprimo-mobile-v6505" ... to this permanently ... "root@nilspc" and b) how do i remove a dir in /usr/local (via root-bash)? (compiled Gambit C from source and now want to do it via synaptic, want to remove /usr/local/Gambit-C first)
[16:55] <rj_90> ?
[16:55] <Araxis> ActionParsnip: cool, yeah, Im actually on here through my old pc right now. Remote desktop. But I figured there's gotta be a more efficient way
[16:56] <Heavenborn> Actionpasnip: thats not the issue, I mean when I press the button to start my computer, i see nothing but a blank screen, I cannot select anything. and yes I havea  nvdia 470 card in my system.
[16:56] <rj_90> vi does not respond properly on my computer, the keys do not work properly
[16:56] <Linda_92> czardoz: i know .. currently it has only this: auto lo; iface lo inet loopback.. I will add this: auto wlan0; iface wlan0 inet dhcp.. please advice if I should add something else..
[16:57] <schnuffle> nilshero: rm -fR deletes recursivly but tkae care cause there'S no way back, maybe use mv to move it to /tmp before you completely delete it
[16:57] <nilshero> thx schnuffle
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> schnuffle: /tmp is on ramdisk so will be lost on reboot
[16:57] <BiPolah> rj_90: vi doesn't work as a conventional text editor where you can just type. You need to enter insert mode to edit text and exit it afterwards
[16:58] <HerCury> t4tm0h: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-change-display-resolution-settings-using-xrandr.html
[16:58] <czardoz> Linda_92, that seems about right
[16:58] <rj_90> i do enter insert mode but the keys don't work
[16:58] <schnuffle> ActionParsnip: good info
[16:58] <marcels> 4
[16:58] <LukaszTarkowski> Hi People I have Ubuntu64Bit and I would like to back it up
[16:58] <Linda_92> czardoz: ok.. restarting network service..
[16:58] <rj_90> it keeps showing the ^d ctrl keys instead
[16:58] <t4tm0h> thanks HerCury,   question......if the resolution isnt listed on Xrandr.... is there a way to Force the resolution via xrandr?
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> !backup | LukaszTarkowski
[16:59] <BiPolah> rj_90: Try using gedit instead of vi.
[16:59] <LukaszTarkowski> thanks ActionParsnip
[16:59] <Odaym> damn firewall
[16:59] <Odaym> cant keep it up and still connect
[16:59] <Odaym> and i added an inbound traffic rule
[16:59] <schnuffle> Odaym: You need to add rules to open port 22
[16:59] <rj_90> BiPolah:gedit works fine i was just curious as to why vi did not
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> LukaszTarkowski: if you have a small partition for / you can use partimage ;)
[16:59] <HerCury> t4tm0h: don't know
[17:00] <Quantum_Ion> How do install C++ on Ubuntu Linux ?
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: install build-essential
[17:00] <klobster> I'm hoping someone can help me; I want to uninstall any unnecessary packages from my kubuntu install.  It's a base install on a CR-48.  I've deleted the old kernel and office.  Can you recomend any others?
[17:00] <t4tm0h> isnt c++ installed in linux?   the cpp command?
[17:00] <t4tm0h> woops i mean ubuntu
[17:00] <BiPolah> rj_90: Like I said, you need to enter specific modes to do things and various combinations of keys perform different functions. See vi --help or man vi for how to use it
[17:00] <Quantum_Ion> ActionParsnip, What command do I use to install build essential ?
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> klobster: openoffice if you only use writer and install abiword
[17:00] <czardoz> you can install "g++"
[17:01] <rj_90> Quantum_Ion:g++ should be installed already
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: guess
[17:01] <Quantum_Ion> Give me the exact syntax of how to do it ?
[17:01] <czardoz> "sudo apt-get install g++"
[17:01] <Odaym> ok
[17:01] <Linda_92> czardoz: ok I just did an ifup wlan0.. got this: DHCPDISCOVER on wlan0 to 255.255.255.255 port 67 interval 19; send_packet: Network is down maybe I should issue another command or disable some network related service?
[17:01] <schnuffle> t4tm0h: install build-essential
[17:01] <gpc> Quantum_Ion: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[17:01] <Odaym> all is working, WITH firewalls enabled
[17:01] <Odaym> ultimate pwn
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> klobster: vinagre, tsclient and rdesktop if you don't use remote desktop and vino if you don't want to share the desktop
[17:01] <rj_90> BiPolah:i will try that
[17:01] <gpc> and also remember that we don't owe you anything. Saying please goes a long way. :)
[17:01] <Odaym> thank you guys
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: use software centre and it will be nice and easy for you
[17:02] <czardoz> Linda_92, sorry, I dont see how to get around that one
[17:02] <ookz> Hey guys I need help mounting a drive
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> klobster: games if you don't use em
[17:02] <klobster> thanks AP
[17:02] <ookz> Not sure how to do it
[17:02] <Odaym> hey when i am in SSH in the client, as let's say User231, whose permissions do i have?
[17:02] <klobster> I didn't see any games listed
[17:02] <Odaym> whatever permissions that THAT user already has on the machine?
[17:02] <Linda_92> czardoz: thanks anyway for you assistance in troubleshooting=)
[17:02] <blue112> Hello here.
[17:02] <czardoz> Linda_92, though I am pretty sure you dont need to disable any other network related service
[17:03] <Odaym> hey i can even become root there
[17:03] <Odaym> as if i am there physically
[17:03] <blue112> How can I produce a fake audio input (for instance, using a wav) ?
[17:03] <Pumpkin-> Odaym: exactly the same permissions as the user would normally have, yes.
[17:03] <schnuffle> Odaym: the permission of the user you're logge din
[17:03] <Pumpkin-> (unless you are doing something really unusual)
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> klobster: evolution if you don't use it (keep evolution-data-server-common as its a dep of gnome-panel)
[17:03] <schnuffle> Odaym: sudo is the tool you need
[17:03] <Odaym> yes
[17:03] <Odaym> so if i cd from the server to the client, i type "cd Music", and i want to "cp ~/Music ..... to where?
[17:04] <Odaym> i want to copy them to the server, but what's the server's path in this caes
[17:04] <Odaym> case*
[17:04] <halvor> hei
[17:04] <halvor> my bluetooth dongle is plugged in
[17:04] <schnuffle> Odaym: you mean you want to transfer files from client to server
[17:04] <halvor> doesn't show up in lsusb
[17:04] <Odaym> yea
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> Odaym: you will either need to mount the share or use scp over ssh
[17:04] <schnuffle> Odaym: use scp
[17:04] <Odaym> scp creats that thing
[17:04] <halvor> but the bluetooth icon appears in the notification area
[17:04] <Odaym> files and things
[17:04] <Odaym> i read that
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> !scp | Odaym
[17:04] <llutz> Odaym: scp file host:/path/to/store
[17:04] <gpc> Odaym: cp /home/odeaym/Music /home/odaym-server/Music
[17:04] <halvor> still i can't use it for anything... nothing sees it, doesn't see anything
[17:05] <llutz> Odaym: or      scp host:/path/to/file   /path/to/store
[17:05] <ookz> hello
[17:05] <gpc> yeah, scp. never mind me
[17:06] <t4tm0h> OMG my resolution changed!  thanks for the help HerCury and czardoz
[17:06] <schnuffle> Linda_92: Did you set the key before bringin wlan0 up?
[17:06] <t4tm0h> your link walked me thru it HerCury
[17:06] <klobster> ActionParsnip: I should mention I'm running KDE, not gnome.  i've removed CUPS as I don't need to print
[17:07] <rj_90> BiPolah: well when i tried using vim its working normally. Thats strange i thought vi is an improved vim
[17:07] <mario_> hola
[17:07] <BiPolah> rj_90: vim is not vi.
[17:07] <BiPolah> !spanish | mario_
[17:07] <mario_> claro
[17:07] <czardoz> t4tm0h, yay :-P
[17:07] <Odaym> it says 100%
[17:07] <Odaym> but i dont see it
[17:07] <darkl1ght> rj_90: Vim is improved vi.
[17:07] <Linda_92> schnuffle: set the key where? is there a config file where I should put the network key in plain text?
[17:08] <Odaym> i said "scp oday@Hive696:~/file1 ~/"
[17:08] <mario_> italiano english espanyol
[17:08] <Odaym> shouldnt that be dropped in my Home?
[17:08] <_sara_> någon som känner till en laptop återförsäljare i Stockholm?
[17:08] <ookz> how do I mount a usb drive in linux?
[17:08] <rj_90> BiPolah: thanks did't knwo that
[17:08] <Odaym> hey it copied itself back onto the client
[17:08] <schnuffle> you'll need to set you password in /etc/network/interfaces otherwise you won't get a connection with dhcp
[17:08] <rj_90> darklight: ok
[17:08] <JetBoyJetGirl> what exactly does the sort command do when using the terminal? I'm reading the manual file but stil unsure what it is referring to... ?
[17:09] <Pars> How can I run photoshop cs 8.0?
[17:09] <darkl1ght> ookz: USB device is mounted automatically in Ubuntu.
[17:09] <JetBoyJetGirl> is sort basically = less or cat ?
[17:09] <schnuffle> Linda_92: http://pastebin.com/fLJ9ufyz
[17:09] <ookz> What if i'm virtulized
[17:09] <Pars> wine ?
[17:10] <darkl1ght> You mean, you want your USB device to work in Virtual Box?
[17:10] <ookz> Yes
[17:10] <phrac> JetBoyJetGirl: sort can sort lines of text in files
[17:10] <czardoz> Pars, I dont think you can run it
[17:10] <gpc> !wine | Pars
[17:10] <schnuffle> Linda_92: what's your hotspot using WEP/WPA?
[17:10] <Pars> Which? 1 - wine dummy package 2 - Wine Binary Emulator andlibary
[17:10] <darkl1ght> I am not sure, but there must be some setting in Virtual Box.
[17:10] <JetBoyJetGirl> not sure what that means phrac
[17:11] <czardoz> ookz, you can use the "shared folder" feature on virtualbox
[17:11] <JetBoyJetGirl> were you joking?
[17:11] <newbish_kid1> I tried gnome-shell.....did not like it.....went back to metacity....but now I cannot see desktop icons or right click on desktop.  Have googled but solutions offered do not work.  This on Ubuntu 10.04
[17:11] <Odaym> this "scp oday@Hive696:~/file1 ~/Music/" is copying the file1 back to the same machine in "~/Music/"
[17:11] <ookz> Yes and since I'm running macos it mounts to the host os first
[17:11] <ookz> Causes a conflict
[17:11] <Chia> 1
[17:11] <Odaym> and when i say "scp oday@Hive696:~/file1 oday@Hive696-Server:~/Music/" i get aksed for the password of the client and it isnt accepted
[17:12] <czardoz> ookz, you mean shared folders doent work?
[17:12] <rj_90> JetBoyJetGirl: the sort command can be used to sort text in files
[17:13] <ookz> The shared folders do work, it's the USB stick mounts to the Host OS. Then I can't get it to mount in VB
[17:13] <newbish_kid1> tried rm -rf .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacity  but still......no desktop icons or ability to right click make new folder etc.
[17:13] <wildc4rd> evenin all
[17:13] <rj_90> JetBoyJetGirt: it basically sorts the info in text files and sends it to standard output
[17:13] <czardoz> ookz, where is it mounted in the host OS?
[17:13] <mongy> ookz, dont know if this applies to mac, but you probably need to add yourself to vboxusers group, and then take control of it after you plugged it in, in the guest.
[17:13] <ookz> "/dev/disk1"
[17:13] <newbish_kid1> I cannot drag and drop anything to the desktops.  Are there nautilus settings I need to restore/reset??
[17:14] <mongy> ookz, better place to ask is #vbox
[17:14] <ookz> Ok
[17:14] <ookz> thanks
[17:14] <schnuffle> newbish_kid1: checked dir/file permissions?
[17:14] <Odaym> ssh connects without the need to have a physical network connection?
[17:14] <Odaym> :o
[17:14] <Odaym> HOW!
[17:14] <Linda_92> schnuffle: "what's your hotspot using WEP/WPA" sorry I did not understand (am russian and not very good in english).. and i just did somethin :(.. I installed wicd and the daemon wont start.. maybe I should remove some other default network manager so wicd starts.. or should I remove wicd since it may not solve my issue?
[17:14] <newbish_kid1> schnuffle not sure what u mean?
[17:15] <schnuffle> Linda_92: I prefer WiCd over the default
[17:15] <tr43nd> hi all
[17:15] <jegenhof> Hello
[17:15] <mongy> newbish_kid1, did you install via a ppa?
[17:15] <jegenhof> I was wondering if anyone would be able to help ne
[17:15] <jegenhof> *me
[17:15] <schnuffle> newbish_kid1: it could be that the permissions of your home folder doesn't permit copying
[17:15] <jegenhof> I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 AMD64 and have an external hard drive
[17:16] <jegenhof> It's formatted as extFAT and I cannot get it to mounti
[17:16] <newbish_kid1> just checked schnuffle
[17:16] <schnuffle> Linda_92: Afterinstalling wicd log out and back in
[17:16] <newbish_kid1> just made sure permission on home folder were enabled read/write
[17:16] <Linda_92> schnuffle: ok I will log off now.. don't go away! =)
[17:16] <newbish_kid1> do I need to log out and then back in
[17:17] <doomgiver> hello
[17:17] <newbish_kid1> it was installing gnome-shell and then going back to metacity which caused the issue. \
[17:17] <doomgiver> i wish to play dota in ubuntu, and im running 10.10
[17:17] <schnuffle> newbish_kid1: no, can you copy with console e.g. cp somefile ~/Desktop?
[17:17] <doomgiver> i found this : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1616467
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> doomgiver: whats dota?
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> !info dota
[17:18] <doomgiver> ActionParsnip:  warcraft 3 mod
[17:18] <schnuffle> newbish_kid1: so you dropped the most important issue, you messed around :)
[17:18] <rokyronnie> Hi there, little help with guitar pro 6 ?
[17:18] <newbish_kid1> gnome-shell sucks....
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> doomgiver: ok thats clearer, if you say stuff like that it helps :)
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | doomgiver
[17:18] <doomgiver> ubottu: its a game, sorry, still nooby
[17:18] <rj_90> doomgiver: you could use wine
[17:18] <tr43nd> I install prog. bandwidthd for logging my upload and dowload, but don't work, I install it from software centre
[17:18] <Codingk> !irc | doomgiver
[17:18] <czardoz> doomgiver, use wine
[17:18] <doomgiver> yes, i found http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1616467, but it didnt help
[17:18] <andycc> doomgiver, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=3126
[17:18] <newbish_kid1> i tried it.....then went back to metacity.... and system screwed.  I don't consider that major tweaking or screwing around....
[17:19] <andycc> doomgiver, WC3 seems supported, I'm guessing DotA is too
[17:19] <Codingk> !wine | doomgiver
[17:19] <schnuffle> newbish_kid1: try metacity --replace
[17:19] <czardoz> doomgiver, i play warcraft all the time :)
[17:19] <doomgiver> ok , thanks, i'll try that out, see ya when it works!!
[17:20] <newbish_kid1> did that schnuffle
[17:20] <Codingk> Can I use Ubuntu on my iPod?
[17:20] <schnuffle> newbish_kid1: log out and in and see if it works
[17:20] <Codingk> Can I download ubuntu on my iPod?
[17:21] <newbish_kid1> tried that.....did not work.  Like I said I have googled all this and tried the solutions....just thought there might be an expert in here with a solution
[17:21] <andycc> Codingk, no.
[17:21] <xangua> Codingk: don't think so
[17:21] <andycc> Codingk, you can run Linux on an iPod (more or less), but not Ubuntu...
[17:21] <Linda_92> schnuffle: back.. logged out and logged in .. wicd says no wirelss networks found :''(
[17:21] <mongy> schnuffle, could also remove the .nautilus and .gconf/apps/nautilus folders to reset the config
[17:22] <mongy> schnuffle, sorry, was meant for newbish_kid1  could also remove the .nautilus and .gconf/apps/nautilus folders to reset the config
[17:22] <andycc> Codingk, maybe look into Rockbox?
[17:22] <Codingk> OK.
[17:22] <mongy> newbish_kid1, have you removed gnome-shell?
[17:22] <czardoz> Codingk, http://ipodlinux.sourceforge.net/index.shtml
[17:22] <schnuffle> Linda_92: can you tell me again what card you have installed?
[17:23] <newbish_kid1> already tried "rm -rf .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacity" but I think nautilus is the messed up part
[17:24] <czardoz> then try reinstalling nautilus ;)
[17:24] <Codingk> Or use Konqueror.
[17:24] <newbish_kid1> mongy yes I removed it....but will try again....is the command sudo apt-get remove gnome-shell
[17:24] <Wulfy> Daft question but slowly getting used to all my control buttons (such as minimise maximised and close) all being on the left now days, only one bugbear is spotify (a wine emulated version) its control buttons are the traditonal right, any way to enforce them to the left?
[17:24] <Codingk> Konquror is superior.
[17:24] <Codingk> *Konqueror
[17:24] <Linda_92> schnuffle: the card is TP-LINK TL-WN353G.. lspci shows as: 04:02.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 20)
[17:24] <mongy> newbish_kid1, apt-cache policy nautilus
[17:24] <houjunlong> where are you
[17:24] <mongy> newbish_kid1, and pastebinit
[17:24] <Codingk> When Gnome gives you issues, KDE just works.
[17:24] <mongy> newbish_kid1, paste the result I mean.:)
[17:25] <andycc> !paste > newbish_kid1
[17:25] <houjunlong> i am chinese
[17:26] <ufohacker> anyone?
[17:26] <andycc> !zh > houjunlong
[17:26] <ufohacker> i have a problem
[17:26] <houjunlong> hai
[17:26] <houjunlong> what?
[17:26] <ufohacker> houjunlong  ????
[17:26] <halvor> anyone knowing anything about bluetooth settings?
[17:26] <tr43nd> anybody know how I can run prog.  ,,bandwidthd,, ?
[17:27] <newbish_kid1> http://pastebin.com/NZy1AKeD
[17:27] <lamefun> how to communicate with speech-dispather from Python?
[17:27] <halvor> hciconfig hci0 -a shows some strange things
[17:27] <ufohacker> where are you from houjunlong ????
[17:27] <halvor> Link policy:  is empty
[17:27] <houjunlong> china
[17:27] <ufohacker> me too
[17:27] <halvor> ACL MTU: 120:20  SCO MTU: 0:0
[17:27] <mia158> right now i have set editor="vim '+/^$'" in my muttrc file. I need to add set editor="vim -c \"set spell spelllang=en\"". Can anyone tell me how to get this on one line?
[17:27] <halvor> any ideas?
[17:28] <ufohacker> your qq ?
[17:28] <robot7p> :D
[17:28] <mongy> newbish_kid1, ok there isnt a different version from a ppa o whatever..  was gnome-shell from a ppa?
[17:28] <houjunlong> 海域
[17:28] <robot7p> UBUNTU! ;d
[17:28] <newbish_kid1> mongy let me find the link i clicked on to install gnome-shell
[17:28] <ufohacker> houjunlong give me your QQ
[17:29] <robot7p> UBUNTU :D
[17:29] <ufohacker> oh my...
[17:29] <xangua> !ot | ufohacker robot7p
[17:30] <mia158> !mutt
[17:30] <robot7p> !ot | ufohacker xangua
[17:30] <mia158> !vim
[17:30] <flash_is_sucking> hello
[17:30] <[thor]> !cn | houjunlong
[17:30] <robot7p> hello
[17:31] <czardoz> !info mutt | mia158
[17:31] <flash_is_sucking> latest flash update ruined it. how can I fix this?
[17:31] <ufohacker> how to send the bugs to ubuntu commuvity?
[17:31] <test001> hi guys . Do you what is .cache directory in home folder, and if it can be deleted safely?
[17:31] <malton> hi.  does any know where tomboy saves its notes?  i am going to do a reinstall but don't want to lose them
[17:31] <MikeChelen> !launchpad
[17:31] <flash_is_sucking> Now I see Firefox background in terminal and stuff! really weird!
[17:31] <MikeChelen> !launchpad | ufohacker
[17:31] <flash_is_sucking> and it shows a youtube video
[17:31] <flash_is_sucking> but firefox is closed.
[17:32] <doomgiver> http://paste.ubuntu.com/566380/  i understand how to build the wine code, but tell me, how to do this?
[17:32] <noCh3zBit> Hi good morning. One question, to start in this channel (or any other IRC) leaves my IP, how do I not display?
[17:32] <xoveax> hi, guys! How to disable auto mount of flash device?
[17:32] <flash_is_sucking> noCh3zBit: join #freenode
[17:32] <ufohacker> i do not know i am new
[17:32] <flash_is_sucking> ask for cloak
[17:33] <noCh3zBit> yes
[17:33] <lduros> hello, i'd like to the opened application tray in the bottom panel at the top, how do I do that in gnome/ubuntu 10.10?
[17:33] <test001> Do you know if .cache folder in home directory can be deleted safely?
[17:33] <ufohacker> how to submit bugs to ubuntu organizations????
[17:34] <doomgiver> lduros: do you want to move/switch the panels?
[17:34] <bc81> lduros: right-click the is and move the item
[17:34] <czardoz> lduros, right-click>move
[17:34] <alpha7> Where can i get the stable working NVIDIA video drivers?
[17:34] <lduros> but will this become the default? The opened programs will show at the top?
[17:34] <ThinkT510> test001 .cache folder is for temporary files, don't delete it
[17:34] <ufohacker> anyone know?
[17:34] <alpha7> The addition drivers are tootally screwing with me
[17:35] <newbish_kid1> mongy I used this guid....check out the eye candy section...that is how I installed gnome-shell
[17:35] <czardoz> lduros, yes
[17:35] <robot7p> :D
[17:35] <bc81> lduros: you can move it anywhere, find the handle its sometimes hard to see.  mine looks like a ||
[17:35] <ThinkT510> ufohacker: someone pointed you towards the launchpad website, that is where you report bugs
[17:35] <test001> thinkt510 but it have a lot of MB that I don't need, for example all winetricks downloads (visual studio etc)
[17:35] <doomgiver> http://paste.ubuntu.com/566380/  i understand how to build the wine code, but tell me, how to do route to local network?
[17:35] <test001> thinkt510 the system cleans it regularly?
[17:36] <mongy> newbish_kid1, what guide
[17:36] <ufohacker> thanks Think
[17:36] <computa_mike> Hi guys - I'm trying to make a recently aquired 'usb soundcard' appear as an option under JACK - any ideas what I can try?  I've tried installing pulseaudio-modules-jack
[17:36] <lduros> bc81: I can't see that
[17:36] <schnuffle> Linda_92:  have you the network management  applet still runing?
[17:36] <czardoz> its at the very left of the panel applet
[17:36] <doomgiver> http://paste.ubuntu.com/566380/  <------ a little help here.... how to do route to local network?
[17:36] <bc81> lduros: it's to the left of the first open window
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> computa_mike: You may want to disable the other soundcard if you don't want to use it
[17:36] <newbish_kid1> this was the command....apt:gnome-shell
[17:37] <lduros> bc81: Oh I see thanks!
[17:37] <bc81> :)
[17:37] <jack_> doomgiver: what are you asking for there? i dont understand. Is your default gateway setup correctly?
[17:37] <computa_mike> ActionParsnip, yeah - I thought you might say that.  I was hoping to use the internal card for Hydrogen, and the USB card to plug my guitar in...
[17:37] <lduros> bc81: done, so now I only have one panel it's cool -- because my laptop is widescreen
[17:37] <doomgiver> jack_:  yes it is
[17:37] <lduros> bc81: and so it's more important to keep vertical space :-)
[17:37] <jack_> doomgiver: 255.255.255.255 should automatically be your broadcast. its a reserved address
[17:37] <ThinkT510> test001: many applications use the .cache directory, check the individual applications options/preferences to clear any temporary files
[17:38] <newbish_kid1> mongy I clicked on a link in this guide http://blog.thesilentnumber.me/2010/04/ubuntu-1004-post-install-guide-what-to.html#eye%20candy that ran apt:gnome-shell
[17:38] <bc81> lduros: yea, 2 panels on a laptop is not so good.  you can also auto-hide one if you still want to keep both
[17:38] <czardoz> doomgiver, try entering the IP of the server directly
[17:38] <jack_> newbish_kid1: you can use sudo apt-get install gnome-shell to install it and then gnome-shell --replace to use it.
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> computa_mike: ok then run:  lsusb    and websearch for the 8 character hex ID. I'd disable the onboard while you get the USB working
[17:38] <mongy> newbish_kid1, ok, so it wa from standard repository....  thats all I wanted to know.  rm .nautilus -rf and rm .gconf/apps/nautilus -rf and sudo apt-get install --reinstall nautilus and logout/login
[17:38] <doomgiver> jack_: alright, thank you,
[17:38] <doomgiver> czardoz: thanks too!
[17:38] <jack_> doomgiver: what problem are you having?
[17:38] <lduros> bc81: last time i tried autohide it had bugs with inkscape
[17:38] <test001> thinkt510 ok, thank you very much :)
[17:38] <newbish_kid1> thanks mongy will try
[17:39] <bc81> lduros: also, avant-window-navigator is very nice on a laptop.  you can autohide it too
[17:39] <noCh3zBit> please anyone help me
[17:39] <doomgiver> jack_: i just cannot test this atm,  thats the only problem
[17:39] <bc81> !anyone | noCh3zBit
[17:39] <lduros> bc81: what's avant-window-manager?
[17:39] <bc81> !info awn
[17:39] <doomgiver> jack_: im at home, and i go to play dota at my friend's hostel
[17:39] <xangua> a dock lduros
[17:39] <computa_mike> ActionParsnip, but if I disable the onboard I'd lose the click track...
[17:39] <bc81> !info avant-window-navigator
[17:39] <ddd> test
[17:40] <lduros> xangua: oh ok
[17:40] <newbish_kid1> mongy do I use alt f2 to exit to terminal then run those commands and do they need sudo in front of them??
[17:40] <doomgiver> jack_: so, i'll have to go and play to check if it works, until then, i can only hope
[17:40] <bc81> lduros: look in the ubuntu software center..or search youtube to see it in action
[17:40] <Odaym> so guys, "scp oday@Hive696:~/file1 ~/Music/" is copying file1 back to the same machine but in the Music directory
[17:40] <mongy> newbish_kid1, only the apt-get needs sudo
[17:40] <jack_> doomgiver: ok. if your'e using dhcp your networking should work fine. its all handled by the router
[17:41] <lduros> bc81: thx :-)
[17:41] <computa_mike> ActionParsnip, oh wait a sec - I think I see what you're saying... disable the onboard... get the usb to work - at least you can confirm that the device is working...
[17:41] <newbish_kid1> do alt f2 to exit to terminal??? mongy
[17:41] <ddd> test
[17:41] <mongy> newbish_kid1, thats not a terminal
[17:41] <mongy> newbish_kid1, just ctrl-alt-T and type those commands
[17:41] <newbish_kid1> just run those command from terminal then...
[17:42] <mongy> newbish_kid1, yes
[17:42] <mongy> newbish_kid1, rm .nautilus .gconf/apps/nautilus -rf ; sudo apt-get install --reinstall nautilus    (bit tidier)
[17:43] <newbish_kid1> be right back...thanks mongy....will let u know if it worked
[17:44] <nilshero> ok, i found doc on the internet about how to change the prompt in a shell and so in /etc/bash.bashrc i changed the line ... PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h:\w\$ ' ... to ... PS1='\u@\w> ' ... and restarted, but the shell has not changed (it is gksu /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator) - any hints?
[17:44] <tr43nd> someone knov how run program bandwidthd ?
[17:45] <newbish_kid1> mongy, no good....still cannot right click on desktop, drag or drop anything onto it, and cd drive does not show up
[17:45] <newbish_kid1> commands ran without error.....but something is messed
[17:46] <zhengyi> nilshero: given what you've typed, it sounds like you're trying to change the prompt for a root shell? why would you do that? and more, why would you change it to have less information?
[17:47] <mongy> newbish_kid1, might just be gconf settings then, disabled by gnome-shell.... not sure the exact place to look but have a look in gconf-editor
[17:47] <lduros> damn, I removed the open apps from the top panel, what shall I look for when going into add to panel?
[17:47] <Nintet> chibitracker is not working in 10.10 ... cant load samples... 0 bytes of memory =(
[17:47] <nilshero> hi zhengyi, because my root prompt is  root@nilshero-esprimo-mobile-v6505:/home/nilshero :-/
[17:47] <IR4280> helow
[17:47] <nilshero> a bit long isnt it?
[17:47] <Nintet> how do you stack memory for an app in ubuntu?
[17:48] <mongy> newbish_kid1, you can at least enable/disable desktop icons in there, so might be something for whatever else.  Someone else might have more info if they wanna chime in :)
[17:48] <lduros> window list it seems
[17:48] <lduros> :-)
[17:48] <zhengyi> nilshero: perhaps, but you shouldn't be comfortable in a root shell :)
[17:48] <arkanabar> anyone know how to bring up the menu bar in lxterminal?
[17:48] <IR4280> jajaja xD dond estoy yo
[17:48] <arkanabar> alternately, how to change lxterminal fonts?
[17:48] <nilshero> you nerd, you :-D
[17:48] <bc81> lduros: indicator applet
[17:48] <IR4280> todos hablan en ingels xD
[17:49] <lduros> bc81: thx
[17:49] <lduros> :-)
[17:49] <mecablaze> I am having a trouble installing Ubuntu 10.10. When I try to choose a partition to install on, it says I do not have an hard drive space available. I opened up the live CD and looked at gparted and it doesn't even show my SATA hard drive. Doesn't anyone know why that is? It is SATA 6.0
[17:49] <IR4280> aki nadies habla mi idioma?
[17:49] <zhengyi> nilshero: but to answer your question, if that's what you really want, then 1) sudo su -; 2) vi /root/.bashrc; then 3) put the PS1 you want in there
[17:49] <mecablaze> I mean SAT 6gb/s
[17:49] <IR4280> jajaja me imagino que mas d euno me deve de mirar raro
[17:49] <IR4280> quien habla español?
[17:50] <zhengyi> nilshero: no need to go messing w/ files in /etc
[17:50] <erUSUL> !es | IR4280
[17:50] <Odaym> if i'm in SSH
[17:50] <nilshero> thx ill try, i report if it worked
[17:50] <Odaym> how can i....
[17:50] <Odaym> display a dialog box on that pc
[17:50] <Nintet> my app has no memory, how can i stack some ram?
[17:50] <Odaym> saying XYZFASD
[17:50] <Odaym> for example
[17:50] <FloodBot3> Odaym: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:50] <IR4280> .•[ ubottu ]•. una pregunta tu hablas español?
[17:50] <zhengyi> IR4280: ubottu es un roboto
[17:51] <LukaszTarkowski> Hi I have removed the recycle bin by accident how do I get it back?
[17:51] <IR4280> okz
[17:51] <erUSUL> IR4280: ubottu is a bot, a program.
[17:51] <IR4280> .•[ zhengyi ]•. y tu?
[17:51] <bezao> !es | IR4280
[17:51] <IanWizard> Isn't there a way to see what programs are using the disk?  not like lsof, but actually, what's causing all of the activity?
[17:51] <IR4280> ahh
[17:51] <IR4280> ok
[17:51] <IR4280> bye
[17:51] <mongy> IanWizard, iotop
[17:51] <zhengyi> IR4280: desafortunatdamente, soy humano
[17:51] <erUSUL> IanWizard: iotop
[17:51] <nilshero> it was a tut at http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Bash/Prompt which suggested to edit the file in /etc btw
[17:52] <IanWizard> mongy, erUSUL, thx :)
[17:52] <IR4280> .•[ zhengyi ]•. de dodne eres?
[17:52] <alpha7> Problem with Nvidia x server setting  where i have to enable xinerama in order to use dual screen
[17:52] <mongy> IanWizard, iotop -o (would be easier to look at)
[17:52] <zhengyi> nilshero: that's an odd recommendation: in so doing, you're changing the prompt for all users, when you really only want to change it on a per-user basis
[17:52] <arkanabar> anyone know how to bring up the menu bar in lxterminal? alternately, how to change lxterminal fonts?
[17:52] <alpha7> But it would cause my other programs not work
[17:53] <IanWizard> mongy, extra thx
[17:53] <alpha7> Problem with Nvidia x server setting  where i have to enable xinerama in order to use dual screen , however the down side is it causes docky not to work and my compiz settings not to work at all
[17:53] <openbees> LukaszTarkowski: clik on panels on which you want to add trash ....then select add on panel ...and fro list select trash
[17:54] <erUSUL> arkanabar: are you sure it has a menu?
[17:54] <Nintet> how do i give this app more memory?
[17:54] <arkanabar> erUSUL, it does in debian.
[17:54] <mdpatrick> I've got to flash my bios with some files... how do I burn them to a disk and make the CD bootable? Can I do that with brasero?
[17:54] <nilshero> ok, but in fact i want to change it for all users, because i am the only user and i sometimes use bash as root and sometimes as nilshero
[17:54] <indiasuny000> how can I play mp3 files in ubuntu?
[17:54] <anurup> there is a player called Rhythmbox
[17:54] <erUSUL> Nintet: what app? all apps can request as many memory as they want.
[17:55] <anurup> its installed by default in Ubuntu
[17:55] <erUSUL> indiasuny000: install ubuntu-rstricted-extras
[17:55] <LukaszTarkowski> Thanks openbees :D
[17:55] <anurup> @indiasuny00
[17:55] <erUSUL> !codecs | indiasuny000
[17:55] <arkanabar> indiasuny000, look up ubuntu restricted formats
[17:55] <anurup> what ubuntu are you usuing?
[17:55] <flash_is_sucking> > care to explain why?
[17:55] <openbees> indiasuny000: either install vlc or install plugins for mp3 file
[17:55] <indiasuny000> anurup, ubuntu 9.10
[17:55] <flash_is_sucking> latest flash update f#*!d up everything
[17:55] <anurup> @indiasuny000
[17:55] <flash_is_sucking> :(
[17:55] <anurup> yup its there in ubuntu
[17:56] <anurup> applications -> sound& video -> rhythmbox music playetr
[17:56] <anurup> player*
[17:56] <Nintet> erUSUL: chibitracker, an impulse tracker clone, which used the hardware of the soundblaster =(
[17:56] <nilshero> does this line ... [ -z "$PS1" ] && return ... have an effect to not change the prompt maybe? because there is a comment ... # If not running interactively, don't do anything ... over it
[17:57] <anurup> @indiasuny00
[17:57] <anurup> found it?
[17:57] <indiasuny000> anurup, I have Rhythmbox but it says it needs some plugins to play those files and when it searches in internet it fails to find any
[17:57] <arkanabar> !codecs | indiasuny000
[17:58] <anurup> @indiasuny, ok what internet connection are you using?
[17:58] <anurup> is it a home connection?
[17:58] <anurup> or are you at a hostel?
[17:58] <indiasuny000> modem
[17:58] <anurup> ok
[17:58] <indiasuny000> anurup, Y are u thinking of hostel
[17:58] <GeekyAdam> ok simple question: is it possible to use 3 monitors with 1 xscreen spanning across all three WITHOUT using xinerama?
[17:58] <anurup> well
[17:58] <arkanabar> indiasuny000, the missing plugins are called codecs.
[17:58] <openbees> first try to open pm3 file default movie player ...it will tell u to install missing plugin ...follow wizard for installation
[17:58] <y3dl00tf> Anyone know what the equivilent commands for diskutil? In ubuntu is?
[17:58] <anurup> if you are in a hostel,then its possible you are using a proxy connection
[17:59] <anurup> but you're not
[17:59] <openbees> indiasuny000:sorry that was mp3
[17:59] <pr0ph3t> hi all
[17:59] <indiasuny000> anurup, but what made u guess I am in hostel
[17:59] <anurup> just assumin
[17:59] <anurup> assuming(
[17:59] <mongy> mdpatrick, you need a 'boot.img' to make it bootable in a dos/freedos like environment, but its a little beyond me without researching..... could make a small partition to install windows to, and do it there, but thats upto you..
[17:59] <indiasuny000> anurup, I can be a working man and not a college student
[17:59] <pr0ph3t> anyone have problems with the microphone using empathy/telepathy over msn conversations?
[17:59] <anurup> yes ofcourse
[17:59] <indiasuny000> anurup, I could have been a working man and not a college student
[18:00] <anurup> woah dude
[18:00] <openbees> anurup: may i guess someting
[18:00] <anurup> don't take it personally
[18:00] <anurup> sure openbees go ahead
[18:00] <BGM_> hello!
[18:00] <openbees> anurup: i was just watching ur game
[18:00] <openbees> ha ha ha
[18:00] <anurup> game?
[18:01] <BGM_> I am trying to install a printer/scanner driver: http://software.canon-europe.com/products/0010697.asp
[18:01] <openbees> nothing leave it
[18:01] <arkanabar> anyone know how to bring up the menu bar in lxterminal? alternately, how to change lxterminal fonts?
[18:01] <BGM_> my question is which one to pick; and I don't know if I will know how to set it up
[18:02] <mdpatrick> mongy: I've got windows installed, think it requires a boot disk for that too
[18:02] <nagel182> hello?
[18:02] <flash_is_sucking> what is the alternative for adobe flash in ubuntu?
[18:03] <nagel182> I may require help
[18:03] <arkanabar> !ask | nagel182
[18:03] <mongy> mdpatrick, http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/FreeDOS_Flash_Drive#FreeDOS quick google
[18:03] <mongy> mdpatrick, if you have a flash drive I guess :)
[18:04] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: You can get flash in Ubuntu
[18:04] <xangua> flash_is_sucking: gnash, sfwdec, etc......none of them will play All flash content
[18:04] <openbees> flash_is_sucking: try to install adbe flash with the help of wine
[18:04] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[18:04] <xangua> openbees: was that serious¿¿ :S
[18:04] <Nintet> flash_is_sucking: what are you trying to do?
[18:04] <nagel182> I installed LAMP  on my ubuntu... and installed imagick to it.. but i want to install magickwand for PHP too.. and I cant figure it out how!
[18:04] <arkanabar> note to all:  flash_is_sucking is complaining about the most recent update to adobe flash plugin.
[18:04] <Nintet> why?
[18:04] <openbees> xangua: whats the funny in my answer
[18:05] <GeekyAdam> openbees: because you dont need to use wine to install flash
[18:05] <anurup> not really
[18:05] <BiPolah> Adobe Flash can be used in Ubuntu without WINE.
[18:05] <anurup> you can use flash in ubuntu
[18:05] <anurup> yep
[18:05] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: yes I have that.
[18:05] <Nintet> yeah i dont understand that one
[18:05] <BiPolah> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer. For just flash, or ubuntu-restricted-extras for flash, java and so on
[18:05] <nagel182> can someone help me to install magickwand for PHP?
[18:05] <bc81> i have accidentally stumbled onto a very strange (potentially dangerous) bug.  it involves running a malformed command with gconftool-2.
[18:06] <arkanabar> anyone know how to bring up the menu bar in lxterminal? alternately, how to change lxterminal fonts?
[18:06] <openbees> geekyadam: he is saying adobe flash(uses for developing flash video)
[18:06] <Nintet> how do you stack memory in chibitracker so i can make some rippin chip tunes?
[18:06] <mongy> mdpatrick, http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/customize.html  another one to look at
[18:06] <BGM_> ok guys I downloaded this: http://software.canon-europe.com/download.asp, but I have no idea how to set it up
[18:06] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: latest flashplugin-installer is giving me a alot of problems.
[18:06] <Nintet> workd in 9 not in 10
[18:06] <GeekyAdam> does anyone know if its possible to use 3 monitors using 1 xscreen WTIHOUT using xinerama?
[18:06] <BGM_> it says something about reading an online manual but they don't provide a link
[18:06] <BiPolah> flash-is-sucking: What kind of problems?
[18:07] <arkanabar> BiPolah, I find the flash plugin has started crashing a lot since latest update.
[18:07] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: it's consuming a lot of CPU, videos are freezing, etc.. which didnt happen before
[18:07] <openbees> flash_is_sucking: if ur problem with flash player u can download it for linux too
[18:07] <mongy> mdpatrick, miss off the 'customize.html' , goto main link.
[18:07] <flash_is_sucking> arkanabar: yes flash is sucking :(
[18:07] <Luana> http://bux4ad.com/_2ba3a196.htm
[18:07] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: sudo apt-get remove gnash; sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-restricted-extras; sudo-apt-get remove flashplugin-installer; sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[18:07] <nagel182> hah.. can some expert  help me with my magickwand problem?
[18:07] <GeekyAdam> Screen       1 "Screen1" Above "Screen0"
[18:08] <bc81> when the command is run, nautilus opens an infinite amount of windows, one after another
[18:08] <flash_is_sucking> !gnash
[18:08] <GeekyAdam> whoops, didnt mean to paste that
[18:08] <Ayortano> Hello
[18:08] <Ayortano> I need help.
[18:08] <|Long|> have anyone here use teamviewer, it keep crashing it say something to do with wine?
[18:08] <Ayortano> ¡Help, help!
[18:08] <Ayortano> (?)
[18:08] <arkanabar> !ask | Ayortano
[18:08] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: I figure you may have it installed alongside adobe
[18:08] <BGM_> well I found an sh script, but there is no readme or anything
[18:08] <BiPolah> |Long|: It works fine for me, I got the .tar.gz and extracted it, not the package to be installed
[18:09] <Ayortano> Yes, yes.
[18:09] <BGM_> Ayortano: I need help too, but no-one seems to care
[18:09] <Ayortano> I need your opinion.
[18:09] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: flash isn't installed. extras are and plugin installed too.
[18:09] <Nintet> the people who use the app say ubuntu package maintainers like to break things!!!
[18:09] <Ayortano> ¡Joo!
[18:09] <Ayortano> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11402104/LosOdio2.png
[18:09] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: ubuntu restricted extras installs the adobe flash plugin
[18:09] <Ayortano> This is my app.
[18:09] <Ayortano> Using a style widescreen.
[18:09] <BiPolah> BGM_: what's up with your shell script?
[18:10] <BiPolah> !spanish ayortano
[18:10] <Ayortano> A unity style.
[18:10] <BiPolah> !spanish | ayortano
[18:10] <Ayortano> !ask BiPolah
[18:10] <BGM_> BiPolah: I'm trying to install a printer driver. I've never done it this way before and I don't want to mess up my computer.
[18:10] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: I have both installed lol
[18:10] <Ayortano> !ask ubottu
[18:10] <flash_is_sucking> had*
[18:10] <nagel182> can anyone help me with PHP & magickwand?
[18:10] <anurup> i can help you with PHP
[18:11] <Ayortano> Help, help.
[18:11] <Dr_Willis> !info magickwand
[18:11] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: I need flashplugin-installer.
[18:11] <BGM_> I guess I'll run the script... :|
[18:11] <BGM_> and see what happens...
[18:11] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: which is causing problems
[18:11] <ThinkT510> BGM_: do you have cups installed?
[18:12] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: im going to install flash from adobe website
[18:12] <BGM_> ThinkT510: what is cups? And what's this: ~/Downloads/scangearmp-source-1.30/scripts$ ./install.sh Error! The appropriate package is not found in the appropriate directory.
[18:12] <sysadmn> BGM_: Did you build it from source?
[18:12] <Dr_Willis> BGM_:  what printer is this exactly?
[18:12] <ThinkT510> BGM_: cups is the common unix printing system
[18:13] <GeekyAdam> does anyone know if its possible in linux to use 3 monitors using 1 xscreen WTIHOUT using xinerama?
[18:13] <arkanabar> anyone know how to bring up the menu bar in lxterminal? alternately, how to change lxterminal fonts?
[18:13] <BGM_> sysadmn: idunno... I think that's what I'm trying to do :s
[18:13] <Dr_Willis> GeekyAdam:  does 'twinview' count? :) its nvidia's enhanced xinerama. i think ati has similer.
[18:13] <BGM_> Dr_Willis: It's a canon MX320
[18:13] <sysadmn> BGM_: What software are you trying to build?
[18:14] <ThinkT510> BGM_: i found this: http://www.4shared.com/file/w5JOHzRs/Canon-MX320-series.html
[18:14] <BGM_> sysadmn: this one; I think it's the right one: http://software.canon-europe.com/software/0033578.asp
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> BGM_:  you may want to print the linuxprinting.org (i think) site and see what it says about that printer. Ive learned to not buy canon any more.
[18:14] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: k seems that flash is working nice again. I installed from software center
[18:14] <Goog_Josh> can anybody help me to install and run kylix 3 on my ubuntu 1010
[18:14] <nilshero> ok i restart my box, brb
[18:15] <flash_is_sucking> Adobe Flash Player Plugin version 10
[18:15] <flash_is_sucking> works fine.
[18:15] <Dr_Willis> Goog_Josh:  whats kylix? that sounds familer.
[18:15] <openbees> flash_is_sucking: congratulations !
[18:15] <flash_is_sucking> :p lol
[18:15] <flash_is_sucking> bye
[18:15] <Goog_Josh> kylix it is delphi for linux]
[18:15] <Dr_Willis> Goog_Josh:  eww. :) heh. ive never had that work very well.. even when it was 'popular'
[18:16] <GeekyAdam> Dr_Willis: hi again. well i remember yesterday you mentioned twinview, but im unsure if you can use twinview across 3 monitors, i think it only works across two.
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: which version of 10?
[18:17] <Flannel> ActionParsnip: What?
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: sorry, tabspazz
[18:17] <Dr_Willis> GeekyAdam:  it works with 2+ ive used it with 3 - ive heard it can do more
[18:17] <GeekyAdam> Dr_Willis: well thatd be perfect, but i need to see an xorg.conf example because im unsure of how to edit mine accordingly.
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> GeekyAdam:  i just ran nvidia-settings and set it up and let it generate the xorg.conf
[18:20] <GeekyAdam> Dr_Willis: i can do that for monitor0 and monitor1 (middle and right), but monitor2 (left) doesnt allow me to do that. going to run it again for confirmation.
[18:21] <Dr_Willis> GeekyAdam:  you have 2 video cards? or one card with 3 outputs?
[18:21] <GeekyAdam> Dr_Willis: 2 cards
[18:21] <lmvc>  MATLAB7 license.dat file?
[18:21] <Dr_Willis> GeekyAdam:  I had a setup where i had 2 cards that needed differnt video driver versions..
[18:21] <flash_is_sucking> flash is sucking again. it froze ubuntu.
[18:21] <Dr_Willis> GeekyAdam:  that really goofed thigns up.
[18:22] <GeekyAdam> Dr_Willis: mine both use same driver
[18:22] <flash_is_sucking> and it's interfering with windows
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: are you using 64bit ubuntu?
[18:22] <sysadmn> BGM_:
[18:22] <sysadmn> Would this help you?
[18:22] <flash_is_sucking> if I select text in this terminal it shows a youtube video in the background really weird
[18:22] <sysadmn> http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&u=http://gml.ii2.cc/wordpress/%3Fp%3D1125%26view%3Dwrt&ei=Bc9WTa-jOcX7lweg3cDABw&sa=X&oi=translate&ct=result&resnum=9&ved=0CF4Q7gEwCA&prev=/search%3Fq%3D./install.sh%2B%2522Error!%2BThe%2Bappropriate%2Bpackage%2Bis%2Bnot%2Bfound%2Bin%2Bthe%2Bappropriate%2Bdirectory.%2522%26hl%3Den%26prmd%3Divns
[18:22] <FloodBot3> sysadmn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:22] <flash_is_sucking> ActionParsnip: no 32
[18:23] <sysadmn> !floodbot | sysadmin
[18:23] <sysadmn> OK, ubottu.
[18:23] <openbees> flash_is_sucking: first change yor nickname.....then it will solve
[18:23] <flash_is_sucking> lol
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: there's flash 10.2 for Linux http://news.softpedia.com/news/Adobe-Flash-Player-10-2-Brings-Better-HD-Playback-on-Linux-183429.shtml
[18:24] <flash_is__suckin> Noob!
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> !noob | flash_is_sucking
[18:24] <LinuxNoob> guys i need help bad, something is wrong with firefox
[18:24] <LinuxNoob> ithink..
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> Shall i point out that YouTube can use html5 for its video instead of flash :)
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> LinuxNoob: yes, it exists
[18:24] <LinuxNoob> no
[18:24] <flash_is_sucking> it wasn't me.
[18:24] <LinuxNoob> its ubuntu
[18:24] <LinuxNoob> just opened a random picture and it did it
[18:25] <PurplePeter1> Hi all. I have a really obnoxious bug where whenever I close a GTK tab in certain applications, the focus goes nowhere, as apposed to the next tab. This is extremely obnoxious, as whenever I close a tab in gedit, or gnome-terminal, the next tab is unresponsive. The only way I have found to recover the focus is to launch a new application, then close it, and rely on the window manager's focus stack to regain control of the app
[18:25] <PurplePeter1> Oh, and one more detail: This problem spontaneously fixes itself and breaks itself with some pattern I can't determine...
[18:25] <flash_is_sucking> ActionParsnip: http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Utilities/Adobe-Flash-Player-for-Linux-18853.shtml is this official?
[18:26] <LinuxNoob> i have a square box that runs 1/4 of the screen, bottom left 1/4 of the screen, it turns text black, but u can still kinda see through the text, but just barely, just ran a test run, it blacked out my typing, but not the things you say.
[18:26] <ohsix> PurplePeter1: are you using rdesktop as well?
[18:26] <PurplePeter1> ohsix: Nope.
[18:26] <Dr_Willis> flash_is_sucking:  you dont want to be downloading flash from various web sites and instgalling it.. you really should stick to the versions in the repos.
[18:26] <ohsix> or the one from adobe
[18:27] <ohsix> .mozilla/plugins ftw
[18:27] <flash_is_sucking> Dr_Willis: but the latest version is causing troubles
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: yes, 10.2 has been released, just remove the flash package you install ed to get flash then drop the .so file into your browsers plugin folder
[18:27] <LinuxNoob> last known good time that it was running was before i downloaded an adobe plugin for facebook.
[18:27] <LinuxNoob> or flash maybe
[18:27] <LinuxNoob> all my videos crash on youtube, etc..etc..
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> ohsix: flash_is_sucking: or /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins
[18:27] <ohsix> eh
[18:27] <Dr_Willis> I dident even notuice ubuntu updateing to flash 10.2.
[18:27] <ohsix> i let apt handle system areas; i've had to clean up the mess before
[18:28] <flash_is_sucking> should I remove ubuntu restricted extras?
[18:28] <xangua> ActionParsnip: 10.2 is already in ubuntu repository
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: no, just the flashplugin-nonfree and/or flashplugin-installer and/or adobe-inataller
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> xangua: is it?
[18:28] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  i thought i saw somwe update yesterday about flash.. but been to busy to even check it out. :)
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> xangua: funky, I always manual install, the packaged one always causes issue for me
[18:28] <xangua> i won't say it twice :P
[18:29] <BluesKaj> Dr_Willis, so should we install htmls0libs or some such ?
[18:29] <lemonchickenftl> http://bengoldacre.posterous.com/nerd-saves-entire-bbc-archive-for-399-you-can
[18:29] <BluesKaj> Dr_Willis, html5libs
[18:29] <flash_is_sucking> Dr_Willis: 10.2 is causing troubles! since 9 feb
[18:29] <flash_is_sucking> !
[18:29] <lemonchickenftl> i downloaded that could someone help me parse all the html for all the video urls
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> !infor flashplugin-installer
[18:29] <lemonchickenftl> and download those too?
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> !info flashplugin-installer
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> so it is
[18:29] <flash_is_sucking> how can I downgrade?
[18:29] <LinuxNoob> can someone please try and help me with my above question :(, also new symptom i have just noticed, my enter key to type into irc, does not work, i have to click the button with my mouse
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: maybe 10.2 is causing the issue and the older version is nicer for your system etc
[18:30] <flash_is_sucking> yeah
[18:30] <flash_is_sucking> it's annoying me :(
[18:30] <xangua> or maybe just to chrome/chromium
[18:30] <LinuxNoob> nevermind about the new symptom, forgot ur syposed to hit ctrl enter :D
[18:30] <xangua> firefox + flash10.2 = fine
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: you can also make it use less cpu by putting: OverrideGPUValidation=true   in /etc/adobe/mms.cfg
[18:31] <ohsix> flashplugin-installer is decidedly uncool if it keeps using nspluginwrapper
[18:31] <LinuxNoob> im useing like 8% of my cpu right now
[18:31] <LinuxNoob> i have a good comp, its not like this is hard to run
[18:31] <flash_is_sucking> ActionParsnip: already tried that. doesnt work the problem is 10.2 im using 32bit
[18:31] <BiPolah> Updating flashplugin-installer to test if it works
[18:31] <BiPolah> >Running 32bit Maverick
[18:31] <LinuxNoob> so im trying to rule out hardware issues
[18:32] <flash_is_sucking> me too BiPolah .
[18:32] <LinuxNoob> if i take a screen shot will it be able to bee viewed as i see it?
[18:32] <nilshero> new prompt: root@/home/nilshero> Thats BETTER ;-)
[18:32] <jon_athon> is there a better theme for xorg than the default? I don't likethe icons... too bulky...
[18:32] <anurup> @LinuxNoob
[18:32] <anurup> yes absolutely
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> jon_athon: better is subjective, you can theme as much as you wish
[18:32] <Dr_Willis> jon_athon:  you mean a theme for GNOME?  theres dozens if not thousands of gnome themes and theme 'parts' for gnome
[18:32] <flash_is_sucking> i killed metacity now how do i open a terminal ol
[18:32] <ohsix> jon_athon: look in the appearance applet, hit customize on the theme tab
[18:33] <nilshero> like my lisp/Haskell/Python Preludes
[18:33] <flash_is_sucking> want to launch metacity
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> alt-f2 -> metacity --replace   is one way
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: if you can find a .so for 10.1 or a deb then you may be able to get 10.1
[18:33] <flash_is_sucking> Dr_Willis: im gonna take a screenshot
[18:33] <flash_is_sucking> of bug
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: CTRL+ALT+T
[18:33] <BiPolah> Flash_is_sucking: Check your version, is it 10.2.152.27ubuntu0.10.10.1
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> flash 10.2 seems to be working fine here for me.
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> same version BiPolah  just said.
[18:34] <ohsix> i still see 10.1.85.3ubuntu1 available for flash here; just lock the version
[18:35] <flash_is_sucking> I have ubuntu restricted extras installed maybe it's the problem?
[18:35] <BiPolah> ohsix: That's the previous version, I updated a second ago
[18:35] <Dr_Willis> flash_is_sucking:  that just pulls in flash...
[18:35] <flash_is_sucking> hm
[18:35] <nilshero> thx to whoeverhisnamewas, im out, continue playing with that box
[18:35] <BiPolah> Flash_is_sucking: I've been using ubuntu-restricted-extras, works fine. As said, it just grabs flashplugin-installer
[18:35] <flash_is_sucking> k
[18:35] <BiPolah> Yeah
[18:36] <BiPolah> Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat, flashplugin-installer version: 10.2.152.27ubuntu0.10.10.1. Works fine for me.
[18:36] <MasseR> Hi. Upstart doesn't start autofs nor squid on boot. When computer has started runlevel returns N 2, and initctl status autofs returns stop/waiting
[18:36] <flash_is_sucking> god damn
[18:36] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: are you using firefox?
[18:37] <Dr_Willis> FF 3.6.13 here.
[18:37] <flash_is_sucking> me too
[18:37] <Starminn> I'm trying to get a list of all *.jpg files recursively through all directories starting at the folder "webpages". I'm trying to do "ls -R ./webpages/*.jpg" but it informs me such files do not exist (which I know is not true). What am I typing wrong here?
[18:37] <nabukadnezar43> hi anyone using songbird here? is it possible to play wma files with songbird 1.9.3?
[18:37] <flash_is_sucking> maybe it's the kernel?
[18:38] <Starminn> nabukadnezar43: Didn't Mozilla stop support for Linux for Songbird? (Songbird is their child, right?)
[18:38] <Dr_Willis> nabukadnezar43:  proberly depends on the exact codec the wma is using.. but i think songbird stopped its linux support.
[18:38] <nabukadnezar43> starminn: they did drop official support but it's still being developed
[18:39] <nabukadnezar43> there are contributed builds which you can get
[18:39] <Starminn> nabukadnezar43: ah, alright. Well do you have these codecs? (about to call ubottu)
[18:39] <Starminn> !medibuntu | nadbukadnezar43
[18:39] <nabukadnezar43> i have all codecs installed but that's not the problem
[18:39] <Starminn> !codecs | nadbukadnezar43
[18:39] <Starminn> Oh, then I don't know
[18:40] <flash_is_sucking> Dr_Willis: maybe it's a conflict with nvidia ?
[18:40] <flash_is_sucking> or kernel
[18:40] <Dr_Willis> flash_is_sucking:  using nvidia here.
[18:40] <jon_athon> thanks for the pointers. I found a place in file manager to shrink all the icons, but these newthemes are the shizzle
[18:40]  * Dr_Willis sticks with classic themes.. bluecurve and so forth.
[18:40] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: Snap, Nvidia GT240 with proprietary drivers
[18:41] <jobu1342> Having trouble forwarding a port to Ubuntu server set up with ufw - IP masquerading has been set up according to https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html, google doesn't seem to know everything. Can anyone here help me troubleshoot?
[18:41] <enter7660> how to enter to ubuntu es
[18:41] <flash_is_sucking> i think i have compiz disabled.
[18:41] <flash_is_sucking> ..
[18:42] <nabukadnezar43> you have 64-bit ubuntu?
[18:42] <flash_is_sucking> 32
[18:42] <Starminn> I'm trying to get a list of all *.jpg files recursively through all directories starting at the folder "webpages". I'm trying to do "ls -R ./webpages/*.jpg" but it informs me such files do not exist (which I know is not true). What am I typing wrong here?
[18:42] <BiPolah> Flash_is_sucking: You might have two flash players installed which are conflicting. Search for "flash plugin" in Synaptic, you should only have "flashplugin installer" and "ubuntu restricted extras" installed.
[18:42] <jon_athon> Dr_Willis, I was looking to make my icons smaller, you can change the "default zoom leve" >>> icon size
[18:42] <nabukadnezar43> flash sucks especially with 64-bit linux
[18:42] <Dr_Willis> nabukadnezar43:  really? ive not noticed any issues...
[18:42] <ohsix> flash rules here, nspluginwrapper sucks
[18:43] <Dr_Willis> but all i do is just watch a few viewos on hulu and so forth
[18:43] <nabukadnezar43> i used both nspluginwrapper and square
[18:43] <chiiiiiiz> I am back with my Pulse audio problem: I can't assign more than 2 channels (stereo) with pulseaudio and my Delta1010LT Maudio board...
[18:43] <nabukadnezar43> they are not as good as 32-bit native
[18:43] <sandyd>  Flash_is_sucking: does flash show up if you enter "about:plugins" in firefox?
[18:44] <flash_is_sucking> right now i dont have it installed
[18:44] <chiiiiiiz> http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=b45089b63767f2f48499cdf83ab92a7603660bb8
[18:44] <chiiiiiiz> here are my alsa config: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=b45089b63767f2f48499cdf83ab92a7603660bb8
[18:44] <jobu1342> no takers? But ufw is so much fun!
[18:44] <ashish> hi, there, I am building a software package complete with configuration files. I want to read the config files and populate the C structures from the data in the config files. Please suggest a way to do it
[18:44] <ex0r> !lamp
[18:44] <flash_is_sucking> but damn the flash update ruined it :\
[18:45] <chiiiiiiz> it works with jack, but jack is not ready for an everyday use... only for recording...
[18:45] <sandyd> flash_is_sucking: the update was to stable flash 10.2 I believe.
[18:45] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: I can teamview with you and look for you
[18:45] <Dr_Willis> if flash is not installed.. how can it be a problem? :)
[18:45] <ashish> hi, there, I am building a software package complete with configuration files. I want to read the config files and populate the C structures from the data in the config files. Please suggest a way to do it
[18:45]  * Dr_Willis missed somthing here.. but its my bed time.. night all.
[18:45] <BiPolah> !ask | ashish
[18:46] <flash_is_sucking> Dr_Willis: well if I installed 10.2 it will give problems
[18:46] <flash_is_sucking> :\
[18:46] <BiPolah> !repeat | ashish
[18:46] <flash_is_sucking> install*
[18:46] <BiPolah> Wrong command
[18:46] <sandyd> flash_is_sucking: try https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/flash-aid/
[18:47] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: see my message
[18:48] <nabukadnezar43> what can i use to convert wma to mp3?
[18:48] <indiasuny000> I am trying to install some softwares from Ubuntu Software Centre, but every time some "Package dependencies cannot be resolved" message comes up. Can anyone help me?
[18:48] <Guest80790> actually i just had your problem converting wma and mp3
[18:48] <BiPolah> nabukadnezar43: Soundconverter perhaps: sudo apt-get install sound-converter
[18:48] <Guest80790> ive just finished a tutorial here:
[18:48] <Guest80790> http://gravityz3ro.com/showthread.php?tid=307
[18:48] <xangua> indiasuny000: what's the output of¿: sudo apt-get install -f
[18:48] <nabukadnezar43> does audacity support wma to mp3
[18:49] <nabukadnezar43> indiasuny000, open synaptic and do fix broken packages
[18:49] <nabukadnezar43> that may fix it
[18:49] <Guest80790> have tried to use sound convertor to convert my wmas but it didnt work for me
[18:49] <Guest80790> i ended up useing a microsoft program in wine
[18:49] <Guest80790> worked fine
[18:50] <nabukadnezar43> i hate wine
[18:50] <indiasuny000> xangua, the output is "libxmlrpc-core-c3
[18:50] <nabukadnezar43> i will just delete my wmas instead ıf using wine
[18:50] <indiasuny000> Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
[18:50] <indiasuny000> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 187 not upgraded.
[18:50] <indiasuny000> "
[18:50] <FloodBot3> indiasuny000: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:50] <indiasuny000> nabukadnezar43, wait let me try
[18:50] <andycc> nabukadnezar43, Audacity should suffice, I think.
[18:50] <Guest80790> and just btw, can anyone give me advice about how to type an apostrophe in the terminal?
[18:50] <BGM_> hey guys
[18:50] <Starminn> I'm trying to get a list of all *.jpg files recursively through all directories starting at the folder "webpages". I'm trying to do "ls -R ./webpages/*.jpg" but it informs me such files do not exist (which I know is not true). What am I typing wrong here?
[18:51] <BGM_> I got disconnected a while back, but I wanted to say that I managed to print a test page; thanks to everyone who helped
[18:51] <nabukadnezar43> why dont you use "find" command
[18:51] <erik__> Hello all, can i pop a question here, hoping to get some help?
[18:52] <Guest80790> how do you type an apostrophe in terminal?
[18:52] <andycc> !ask | erik__
[18:52] <andycc> Guest80790, by hitting the key immediately left to Enter?
[18:52] <andycc> (or is my definition of apostrophe incorrect?)
[18:53] <drexl> Starminn: ls -a images/*.jpg
[18:53] <Guest80790> @andycc no terminal dosent recognise it as an apostrpphie, ive also tried \' but this dosent work either
[18:53] <phrac> Guest80790: ffmpeg -i your.wma your.mp3
[18:53] <indiasuny000> "abcdefghiDDD^
[18:53] <drexl> Starminn: omit the first slash
[18:53] <nabukadnezar43> phrac is it that simple?
[18:54] <phrac> it should be, you might have to specify some other options to get your desired settings
[18:54] <Starminn> drexl: How do I apply it to all subdirectories, recursively?
[18:54] <enter7660> how enter to ubuntu es
[18:54] <enter7660> how enter to ubuntu es
[18:54] <jobu1342> I've disabled ufw on my ubuntu system, but I still can't access the system from outside my network via a forwarded port. If ufw isn't causing the problem, what could be? Everything's fine when I try from my own network
[18:54] <Starminn> enter7660: /join #<channel name>
[18:54] <brontoeee> phrac, nabukadnezar43 also to be aware that transcoding is evil (loosy 2 loosy)
[18:54] <enter7660> how
[18:54] <suigeneris> enter7660, type /j #ubuntu-es
[18:54] <Guest80790> the terminal wont recognise the apostrophie. This is what i keep getting: nick@rvw:~/.wine/drive_c$ mv 16\ Gianni\ Schicchi\,\ opera\ Brindisi\ ('Libiamo\,\ ne'\ lieti\ calici'\).MP3 ~/Documents
[18:54] <Guest80790> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[18:55] <drexl> Starminn: I don't know
[18:55] <nabukadnezar43> brontoeee: i am aware of that
[18:55] <andycc> Guest80790, put the path in quotes
[18:55] <Starminn> enter7660: Type this in: "/join #ubuntu-es"
[18:55] <ohsix> or escape (
[18:55] <suigeneris> Guest80790,prefix it with \
[18:55] <andycc> jobu1342, are you behind a router? If so, then most likely the router requires you to forward ports.
[18:55] <Guest80790> andycc do you mean in the terminal? or to paste here
[18:56] <andycc> Guest80790, in the terminal.
[18:56] <Guest80790> i tried putting the \ prefix but i got this: "nick@rvw:~/.wine/drive_c$ mv 16\ Gianni\ Schicchi\,\ opera\ Brindisi\ \(\'Libiamo\,\ ne\'\ lieti\ calici\'\).MP3 ~/Documents/1
[18:56] <Guest80790> mv: cannot stat `16 Gianni Schicchi, opera Brindisi (\'Libiamo, ne\' lieti calici\').MP3': No such file or directory
[18:56] <Guest80790> "
[18:56] <FloodBot3> Guest80790: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:56] <andycc> Guest80790, double quotes
[18:57] <drexl> ls -aR images/*.jpg
[18:57] <flash_is_sucking> sandyd: flash aid :\
[18:57] <andycc> Guest80790, and try dropping those backslashes if it doesn't work
[18:57] <Guest80790> what do you mean doubble quotes?
[18:57] <jobu1342> andycc: I'm forwarding the port through the router. Actually, I'm replacing an old FreeBSD box with an Ubuntu box - same hostname, same IP, so the router configuration shouldn't need to change. I've checked the configuration anyway, and it's good.
[18:57] <andycc> Guest80790, shift + the key left to enter
[18:57] <17SAAXLBK> ANyone here that knows how to transfer a USB device signal through ssh to another computer?
[18:57] <jobu1342> andycc: that's what's got me stumped.
[18:58] <erik__> ok thank you andycc for the info. Well my problem is with the flash player, or flash plugin or something to do with videos(on the web pages), whenever I play a video on lets say youtube and then close it, the player window stays in the background and appears on every white surface (codeblocks, in the window I'm writing this message now), now that I think about it, even the screensaver(the matrix one) leaves residue on the screen that. any idea?
[18:58] <ginosal> hi everybody! anyone knows about /etc/network/interfaces? i'd need to turn wlan0 power management off permanently at startup
[18:58] <17SAAXLBK> Example: I hook my iPhone up to my linux router in Houston, Texas. And I would like to backup that phone on my home computer in Singapore
[18:58] <17SAAXLBK> My Home Computer in Singapore is a MBP
[18:59] <andycc> jobu1342, if this works from your own network, I'm guessing it's either a problem with your router or your ISP.
[18:59] <ohsix> ginosal: chances are you can also do that with a module parameter, try modinfo on the driver module for your card; then you can just add it in /etc/modprobe.d
[18:59] <andycc> erik__, sounds like a video driver problem. What card do you have? Did you download the restricted drivers (System -> Administration -> Additional Drivers)?
[18:59] <jobu1342> andycc, why do you think it's a problem with the router or ISP if the previous FreeBSD box didn't have a problem?
[19:00] <erik__> i have nvidia 8600gt
[19:00] <brontoeee> 17SAAXLBK, 2 step process, backup to local computer, upload or sync to your home server i'd say
[19:00] <exutux> ginosal: but you want get down wifi card or only powermanagmentmode off?
[19:00] <andycc> jobu1342, you yourself said accessing from your own network works, so it's not ufw. So I'm guessing it's either router or ISP.
[19:01] <jobu1342> andycc, I guess I don't see how the port forwarding could work with the FreeBSD box and not Ubuntu.
[19:01] <erik__> no I just activated the current version in the System->Adminstration->Aditional drivers
[19:01] <brontoeee> jobu1342, check the router, so that you dont have some sort of mac adress reservations for a server
[19:01] <scherzo> Hi good afternoon;
[19:01] <scherzo> sorry for who knows how to set up in ubnutu feedingbottle 9.10
[19:01] <Starminn> How do I recursively list all .jpg files via the CLI? I've tried "ls -R *.jpg" but it informs me that such files do not exist (which I know is not true). Where is my error?
[19:01] <17SAAXLBK> brontoeee: That is not a forwarding of the signal through ssh is it?
[19:01] <brontoeee> 17SAAXLBK, nope
[19:01] <ginosal> exutux: only powermanagement, because it makes my wireless work bad
[19:01] <rumpe1_> Starminn, use find:    find . -type f -iname \*.jpg
[19:01] <ohsix> Starminn: find /dir -iname '*.jpg', ls -R doesn't work like dir /s :P
[19:02] <exutux> ginosal: sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off
[19:02] <AuroraX> Im looking for small computers that i can use as a server platform at home, what's the correct name? perhabs "Home Server/NAS Platform" ?
[19:02] <exutux> ginosal: look man iwconfig
[19:02] <brontoeee> Starminn, ls -R ./*.jpg ?
[19:02] <ginosal> exutux: thanks, that works, but I want it to run at startup
[19:02] <BiPolah> Aurora: Just a regular system is fine for a small home server platform
[19:02] <Starminn> brontoeee: Tried that too. Gonna try find now
[19:02] <exutux> ginosal: put it on /etc/rc.local for example
[19:02] <enter7660> how to enter ubuntu es
[19:02] <ginosal> ok thanks exutux!
[19:03] <BiPolah> !spanish | enter7660
[19:03] <Starminn> enter7660: I've told you three times already. Type this in, exactly as I type it: /join #ubuntu-es
[19:03] <enter7660> y para que siempre me salga asi como agao
[19:03] <andycc> jobu1342, are you sure that your router's settings are correct? Mine forwards based on IP, which is dynamically allocated, so the settings aren't really permanent. Also, try putting your server on the router's DMZ list, if it supports that.
[19:04] <Starminn> Thank you rumpe_1
[19:04] <enter7660> join #ubuntu-es
[19:04] <gpc> enter7660: con el /
[19:04] <skutr3> hey how do i get my headphones to work???
[19:04] <andycc> enter7660, with the slash
[19:04] <flash_is_sucking> wow this flash version is really sucking. flash crashes in firefox
[19:04] <BiPolah> Enter7660: /join #ubuntu-es
[19:05] <Starminn> flash_is_sucking: Whenever I need Flash, I use Chrome and/or Chromium
[19:05] <skutr3> i plug my headphones in and the sound still comes through the speakers help pl0x
[19:05] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: I said I'd teamview with you to see if you've got the right things installed. I really imagine it's a conflict of flash players, since 10.2 works for other people running Ubuntu 10.10
[19:05] <jobu1342> brontoeee, just checked the router's plaintext backup config - there's no mention of any mac reservations. Can't be that.
[19:05] <jobu1342> andycc - let me try that. Haven't done that with this router yet.
[19:07] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: I don't have any other flash installed, only vlc plugin
[19:07] <shadow66142000> I’m having issues connecting to the internet with Ubuntu server 10.04. I can ping any computers on the network and connect to the server using samba. I have also ran the live CD for the desktop version and I have a working internet connection from there. The internet was working and I’m not sure where I went wrong, but does anyone have any suggestions?
[19:07] <Guest80790> andycc the apostraphie is working now. thanks!
[19:07] <shadow66142000> Here is some of my configuration http://pastie.org/1556849
[19:07] <flash_is_sucking> I am using the latest flash version
[19:07] <akSeya> hi there
[19:07] <flash_is_sucking> Shockwave Flash 10.2 r152
[19:07] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: Are you sure? Have you checked in Synaptic?
[19:07] <akSeya> folks.. i have an issue with my Touchpad. It has a button to enable/disable it. It disables fine but I must restart the whole system to enable it again. It happens on Gentoo, slackware, Ubuntu and other linux distros
[19:07] <elephane> hmm, how do I enable the userdir module on apache2 ?
[19:07] <AuroraX> BiPolah: but i want something small and cheap ofc... maybe a plug computer is what im looking for?
[19:07] <akSeya> dmesg does not show any change when enabling/disabling and there is no change in any file from /var/log when disabling it
[19:07] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: I just search for "flash"
[19:08] <akSeya> it happens on all distros I tested.. only works on that other OS
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> shadow66142000: if you run: gksudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf    delete all text and add:   nameserver 8.8.8.8     save the new file, close gedit and all browsers, then reopen it, does it work ok?
[19:08] <Jemt> Hello. We are working on a Ubuntu derivative allowing anyone to set up a game server without technical knowledge. It will be available for free. Can someone help us find hosting for such a big download (5-700 MB) ?
[19:08] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: now it's consuming 70% of cpu
[19:08] <Jemt> (Free hosting that is)
[19:08] <Wulfy> Jemt,  sourceforge?
[19:08] <andycc> Jemt, for starters, I'm guessing you could (ab)use Dropbox for that.
[19:08] <shadow66142000> ActionParsnip let me try
[19:08] <BiPolah> AuroraX: Perhaps buy components and assemble your own? It doesn't need to be particularly high end. A mid-range processor and a few GB of RAM would be sufficient for a fileserver, if that's your intended us
[19:08] <Jemt> Wulfy: It won't be open source. But thank you
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> Jemt: this is ubuntu support, not hosting support.
[19:09] <Jemt> andycc: Thanks, I'll have a look at it :)
[19:09] <doomgiver> http://paste.ubuntu.com/566416/  <---------warcraft still does not work
[19:09] <andycc> Jemt, why not open-source?
[19:09] <AuroraX> BiPolah: but where can i get small components? motherboards are huge
[19:09] <Wulfy> Jemt,  what license does ubuntu use?
[19:09] <BiPolah> AuroraX: See my private message
[19:09] <elephane> i am trying to setup userdir so when I access http://localhost/~username/ it takes me to that users public_html directory, but it's not working. Apache is still considering ~username a sub-directory
[19:09] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: I have flashplugin-nonfree and flashplugin-installer installed
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> AuroraX: micro atx are tiny
[19:09] <Jemt> Obviously we cannot change the license for Ubuntu, but the source code for the game server platform will not be open source
[19:10] <AuroraX> ActionParsnip: is that for sale to the normal user?
[19:10] <flash_is_sucking> I am using 1080 resolution
[19:10] <doomgiver> AuroraX: yes
[19:10] <BiPolah> Flash_is_sucking: Search for "flash plugin" in Synaptic. Uninstall everything except "ubuntu restricted extras" and "flashplugin installer".
[19:10] <shadow66142000> ActionParsnip No change
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> AuroraX: yes: http://www.fit-pc.com/web/
[19:10] <phrac> AuroraX: maybe look at a pogoplug or an intel atom setup?  they are tiny
[19:10] <elephane> anyone know ?
[19:10] <akSeya> how can I find some info to post? it's really wierd
[19:11] <joljam> I want to access my portable hard drive from the unix command line in ubuntu. How can I do it?
[19:11] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: what kernel r u using?
[19:11] <doomgiver> http://paste.ubuntu.com/566416/  <---------warcraft still does not work
[19:11] <chriss_> can someone pleeeeaaaaasssseee help me been tryin to mount my windows into ubuntu but everytime I try it won't work and I cannot access my windows xp
[19:11] <brontoeee> Starminn, how about: find ./ -name *.jpg
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> joljam: mount the partition(s) using the mount command, you can then access the data from the mount points
[19:12] <Odaym> question, what does eBox do exactly?
[19:12] <Wulfy> doomgiver,  ive had warcraft working fine useing the playonlinux scripts
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | chriss_
[19:12] <Odaym> i'm reading on the ubuntu.help, but not understanding
[19:12] <ohsix> brontoeee: you need to quote it or it'll break if theres a .jpg file in the current directory
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> !ebox | Odaym
[19:12] <Odaym> aah
[19:12] <Odaym> that was simple
[19:12] <joljam> ActionParsnip: How can I mount the portable hard drive
[19:12] <Wulfy> Odaym,  as a point ebox has been renamed but... it eludes me the new name
[19:12] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: I'm using Ubuntu 10.10, with flashplugin-installer V10.2
[19:12] <doomgiver> Wulfy: i dont have a legal wc3, its a copy from a friend's program files
[19:12] <phrac> elephane: a2enmod userdir
[19:12] <Starminn> brontoeee: that worked too (and is simpler, haha)
[19:12] <chriss_> really I have tried that too but it still will not mount
[19:13] <ginosal> exutux: changing rc.local doesn't work :(
[19:13] <brontoeee> ohsix, "*.jpg" ?
[19:13] <ohsix> brontoeee: or '*.jpg'
[19:13] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: it works fine for me and other people, like I said, make sure you don't have other conflicting flash plugins installed
[19:13] <brontoeee> ohsix, ok, thanks
[19:13] <Wulfy> doomgiver,  the legal part prevents me assisting further sorry
[19:13] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: type uname -a show me ur kernel
[19:13] <doomgiver> ok, thanks, no problem
[19:13] <flash_is_sucking> I am using  2.6.35-25-generic
[19:14] <exutux> ginosal: cat /etc/rc.local
[19:14] <BiPolah> As am I
[19:14] <doomgiver> Wulfy: i only play dota, i dont have interest in most major games
[19:14] <ohsix> doomgiver: just copying the files isn't going to have most windows programs work; installers do extra things
[19:14] <doomgiver> ohsix: well, it works perfectly in windows(of course it should)
[19:15] <Wulfy> doomgiver,  the only blizzard game ive seen that supports being dragged about WITHOUT being installed is World Of Warcraft
[19:15] <ginosal> exutux: exit 0 [return] sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off
[19:15] <doomgiver> ohsix: and over 6 people are using that same folder to play the game over a lan simultaneously
[19:15] <doomgiver> Wulfy: trust me, it works
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> !piracy | doomgiver
[19:16] <exutux> ginosal: you must put it befor exit 0
[19:16] <Wulfy> doomgiver,  see above bud
[19:16] <exutux> before*
[19:16] <doomgiver> ActionParsnip: sorry guys
[19:16] <ginosal> exutux: ok... i feel stupid
[19:16] <flash_is_sucking> ActionParsnip: I remember it updated to flash 10.2 while I was using flash.. :x
[19:16] <SQUALL56> join /france
[19:17] <ohsix> hur, "piracy"
[19:17] <ginosal> exutux: is there a way to restart the network without rebooting
[19:17] <ginosal> ?
[19:17] <doomgiver> actually, im not discussing piracy, im just saying that it works, alright, thanks for your help. good night
[19:17] <doomgiver> opensource ftw
[19:17] <Wulfy> ginosal,  /etc/init.d/networking restart may help
[19:17] <ginosal> ok, thanks Wulfy!
[19:17] <BiPolah> flash_is_sucking: Have you tried actually just reinstalling flash?
[19:18] <flash_is_sucking> BiPolah: yes..
[19:18] <Onryo> Weird, using Maverick 10.10 and fired up my trusty vmware 7.13. All the vm's work fine. Windows 7 in a vm with tools reinstalled is crashing. Is it just me??
[19:18] <exutux> ginosal: restarting only network cannot see effect of rc.local
[19:18] <ginosal> ok then i'm rebooting
[19:18] <ginosal> thank
[19:18] <ginosal> s
[19:18] <exutux> ginosal: /etc/rc.local running after your login
[19:19] <Onryo> right the kernel is 2.6.35-25-generic-pae
[19:19] <kevdog_> howdy
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> Onryo: have you asked in #vmware
[19:19] <flash_is_sucking> flash was updated 10 Feb
[19:19] <flash_is_sucking> since then it's sucking
[19:20] <Onryo> ActionParsnip no but Ill do that.
[19:20] <kevdog> rc.local -- Is that only with a login shell?
[19:20] <exutux> uhm?
[19:22] <schutzstaffel> how do i open/close services (like bluetooth) on my system?
[19:22] <akSeya> I can't even identify my Touchpad :(
[19:22] <kevdog> meaning are the commands in /etc/rc.local only ran when logging in, or doing a boot.  Are the commands in this file run with all login levels?  I believe the default level is 4??? I'm just guessing
[19:22] <schutzstaffel> is there any spesific program doing this?
[19:22] <rbil> since upgrading to Ubuntu 10.04, samba shared folders open but show no contents. How can I correct this?
[19:22] <drexl> ActionParsnip: I forgot the command to list my hardware, do u know it?
[19:22] <anirudhr> Could someone help me with a monitor issue, please? My monitor blinks every time I use a browser. When I switch tabs, even when I switch to a different workspace.
[19:23] <kevdog> lshw
[19:24] <induz> hello,  is winamp for lucid??
[19:24] <exutux> kevdog: cat /etc/rc.local and read comments it explains what it does
[19:24] <flash_is_sucking> grr
[19:24] <induz> is there any version of winamp for Lucid ubuntu??
[19:25] <flash_is_sucking> induz: use Audacious
[19:25] <induz> tried through aptitude but no success
[19:25] <kevdog> thanks
[19:25] <schutzstaffel> induz: try audacious, it's like winamp
[19:25] <BiPolah> Induz: Winamp is Windows-only, I believe.
[19:25] <flash_is_sucking> induz: there is no winamp version because it's a window application. use audacious
[19:25] <ohsix> winamp3 had a parallel linux build, but thats ancient history
[19:25] <jobu1342> andycc, it looks like the best I can do is to set up a "NAT Default Host" to point to my server, which I did; however, it didn't affect the ability to reach my server. I wonder - I'm trying to set up port forwarding to a nonstandard https apache setup. Could that have something to do with it?
[19:26] <ohsix> wine can run something like winamp ok, though
[19:26] <akSeya> the only info about my Touchpad  I got from lshal http://paste.pocoo.org/show/337181/
[19:26] <ohsix> ot
[19:26] <flash_is_sucking> this flash 10.2 problem is annoying me so much :(
[19:26] <akSeya> to reenable my Touchpad I must restart the whole system.. it's a pain
[19:26] <kevdog> audacious imo stinks
[19:27] <anirudhr> schutzstaffel: Only Chromium and Firefox. I have tried changing Compix settings (removing auto-detect refresh rate, set refresh rate to 100 HZ, enabling sync to vblank). Hopefully, that should do it.
[19:27] <anirudhr> drexl: lshw
[19:27] <induz> right now i have banshee, VLC, rythambox,juicer, Gtkpod, Exaile player...what is good like winamp and should i get rid of few others??
[19:27] <itaylor57> the man tells the doctor "doctor it hurts when I do this"; the doctor says then don't do that... i.e. don't use flash
[19:27] <Gartral> Hello everyone, I have a latop with a very new synaptics touchpad, It's very very "cracked out" the mouse moves highly irradically whenever my finger is on it, and also sends about 100 "clicks" a second when moving... I need help configuring it.
[19:27] <jobu1342> andycc, that doesn't make sense though. If ufw is running, and I block the port, nothing is logged in ufw.log when I attempt to connect.
[19:27] <lev_> go to System -> Prefernces -> Mouse @Gartral
[19:27] <anirudhr> schutzstaffel: It's still happening.
[19:27] <drexl> anirudhr: i don't have that command
[19:28] <Gartral> lev_: I did, none of those settings do what one expects.
[19:28] <akSeya> drexl, apt-get install lshw
[19:28] <lev_> Hmm..
[19:28] <BiPolah> Induz: It comes down to personal choice. Personally, I think Rhythmbox is pretty good on it's own, it had Last.FM and radio support built in
[19:28] <lev_> Sorry .. that was obvious :)
[19:28] <drexl> anirudhr: ok'
[19:28] <lev_> What kind of laptop are you using?
[19:28] <lev_> I had a lot of issue with my dell as well.
[19:28] <Gifford> I have intel classmate pc with 16 GB SSD Storage, can I install linux together with winxp on it? There is already winxp there on fat32
[19:28] <Gartral> lev_: it's fine, I undertand there are some real mindless people in here sometimes!
[19:28] <ohsix> induz: unfortunately theres nothing "good" like winamp, i compromised on rhythmbox, it lets you go through artist/genre/whatever in a 3 pane view, and otherwise doesn't try to do too much
[19:29] <BiPolah> Gifford: Minimum recommended size for an Ubuntu install is 500Mb. A standard Windows XP install will take up 3-5Gb just for the operating system
[19:29] <lev_> induz i think banshee is the best player -- especially the latest version.
[19:29] <itaylor57> banshee will be the default on natty
[19:29] <Gifford> BiPolah: WinXP is already taking 1GB here
[19:29] <Gifford> BiPolah: so what do I do?
[19:30] <ohsix> ick
[19:30] <lev_> Nice.. i am glad to hear that
[19:30] <lev_> rhythmbox used to be nice.. but banshee has developed a lot stronger.. especially if you use the amazonmp3 store.
[19:30] <ohsix> BiPolah: XP takes far less than that ...
[19:30] <Gartral> lev_: like right now, two finger scrolling is enabled, but two fingers moving on the pad triggers right-click, rwo fingers stationary seems to trigger middle click... horizontal scrolling sends the mouse to random corners...
[19:30] <BiPolah> Gifford: So you already have Windows installed? Just make an Ubuntu partition of 1-2Gb and a swap of 1Gb, then set the rest other data etc?
[19:30] <flash_is_sucking> this is what happens with me in ubuntu+flash 10.2 have a nice read http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=dcdb6dfe02b1f9094cce0e36aac24fdb&p=10443876&postcount=1
[19:30] <lev_> What type of laptop is it?
[19:30] <ginosal> exutux: nothing :(
[19:30] <drexl> anirudhr: that woked
[19:31] <nagel182> hello is there a imagemagick + magickwand expert here?
[19:31] <BiPolah> Ohsix: I simply remember my old old XP install being 3.5GB or so
[19:31] <ohsix> right after install without swap its like 800
[19:31] <Gartral> lev_: Google CR-48. the Synaptics pad has a manufactuer date of Nov 2010.
[19:31] <Gifford> BiPolah: maybe I could insert a memory card of 16GB and run linux from there?
[19:31] <ohsix> 2gb for ubuntu is nowhere enough for /usr D:
[19:31] <bc81> nagel182: ask, you never know whos reading
[19:32] <BiPolah> Gifford: I'm sure that's possible, but you'd need to install GRUB on the SSD so it can boot from that
[19:32] <akSeya> noone can help me with my Touchpad issue?! :(
[19:32] <bc81> !anyone | akSeya
[19:32] <needlez> akSeya? whats the issue with the touchpad? I just got in
[19:32] <lev_> Gartral did you try this? http://ubuntu-snippets.blogspot.com/2009/03/multi-touch-for-anyall-synaptics.html
[19:33] <flash_is_sucking> !chrome
[19:33] <akSeya> it has a button to enable/disable it, but after it is disabled I need to reboot the system to reenable it
[19:33] <robot7p> :D
[19:33] <sss> How do I change the speed of scrolling in touchpad?
[19:33] <Fuchs> sss: either with synclient or any frontend for it
[19:33] <needlez> akSeya: intresting I have that issue too, I just noticed
[19:33] <nagel182> Anurup helped me so far, but he vanished.  I had problem instaling magickwand and it got solved. it appeared on my phpinfo... but the test code didnt work. when i looked at the phpinfo again magicwand wasnt there anymore!
[19:34] <Gartral> lev_: that uses Hal... hal wont work on this hardware, it causes a kernel panic.
[19:34] <akSeya> the only info about my Touchpad  I got from lshal http://paste.pocoo.org/show/337181/
[19:34] <bc81> flash_is_sucking: does that happen with compiz, metacity, or both?
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> Sss: in system - prefs - mouse
[19:34] <flash_is_sucking> does anybody know if there is a Google Chrome PPA?
[19:34] <flash_is_sucking> official
[19:34] <akSeya> needlez, what is yout notebook?
[19:34] <akSeya> s/yout/your
[19:34] <multiplatinum> flash_is_sucking,  install chrome from the official site
[19:34] <needlez> toshiba satellite a 505-s6033
[19:34] <lev_> :(
[19:34] <flash_is_sucking> multiplatinum: i did.
[19:34] <flash_is_sucking> but i want to keep up to date
[19:34] <Gartral> flash_is_sucking: no PPA, but the latest builds are available with some googling
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: there is a daily ppa which is compiled by a bot
[19:35] <multiplatinum> flash_is_sucking,  then you have a Google PPA which will update everything you got installed from Google, so also Chrome
[19:35] <lev_> Gartral http://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/group/chromium-os-discuss/msg/27948c97def023a9
[19:35] <sloman> How do can I migrate settings/config from one computer to another?
[19:35] <chriss_> ok so can anyone please help with mounting windows to ubuntu
[19:35] <flash_is_sucking> hm
[19:35] <robriley78> hi
[19:35] <bitbytas> hi @all
[19:35] <robriley78> can anyone help with a php installation problem?
[19:35] <ohsix> chriss_: look at the output of dmesg in a console after you try and mount the drive; if it's not mounting then it probably needs to be checked
[19:35] <akSeya> chriss_, you'll need ntfs-3g for that
[19:35] <BiPolah> chriss_: You just need to mount the partition, you should be able to access it normally after then
[19:36] <Guest15759> How do I type an E acute (http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/e9/index.htm) into terminal?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs | chriss_
[19:36] <Oer> flash_is_sucking, i found this ppa list handy, be carefull with adding ! http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppas
[19:36] <BiPolah> !ask | robriley78
[19:36] <bitbytas> ist hier jemand der sich mit ubuntu gut auskennt
[19:36] <lev_> if you follow those instructions you should be able to see the "touchpad" under the mouse preferences
[19:36] <akSeya> chriss_, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindows
[19:36] <flash_is_sucking> (ot) first time im using chrome :)
[19:36] <multiplatinum> !de | bitbytas
[19:36] <BiPolah> akSeya: Isn't NTFS-3G installed by default?
[19:36] <ohsix> chriss_: if it needs to be checked, you'll either have to reboot into windows twice and let it do its thing or force it clean with something in ntfsprogs
[19:36] <Gartral> lev_: that's what I did, but using ChromiumOS, not Chrome...
[19:37] <akSeya> !ntfs-3g
[19:37] <Guest15759> How do I type an E acute (http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/e9/index.htm) into Terminal?
[19:37] <bitbytas> ok thank you ,,,
[19:37] <chriss_> ya I can't boot into windows cause it crashed and it won't let me boot stops at splash screen
[19:37] <robriley78> how do i completely remove php 5.3 from ubuntu?
[19:38] <BiPolah> Hmm, I've always been able to access NTFS drives without having to install NTFS-3G, I've just always had it
[19:38] <akSeya> needlez, i have an acer aspire 5738
[19:38] <ohsix> chriss_: you might have other problems then
[19:38] <erUSUL>  Guest15759 i guess it depends on the keyboard; in my spansih one is easy é because we nned it ;P
[19:38] <nagel182> i i have problem with imagemagick and magickwand
[19:38] <nagel182> someone please help me
[19:38] <needlez> akSeya: ok, still looking into somethings
[19:38] <pig> what does Debian-6ubuntu2 mean?
[19:39] <Guest15759> erUSUL i just have a standard keyboard, but dont know the correct hex code to type!
[19:39] <ohsix> chriss_: ntfsfix wont really "fix" much, but it will let you mount it if its broken/dirty
[19:39] <bc81> !details | nagel182
[19:39] <itaylor57> flash_is_sucking: well I am using chromium and 10.10 64 bit and I can play full screen flash with no problems
[19:39] <Pici> pig: In what context?
[19:39] <chriss_> ok is that just a download?
[19:40] <pig> Pici like a particular version of ubuntu
[19:40] <river404> How do I type an E acute (http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/e9/index.htm) into Terminal?
[19:40] <Gartral> lev_: any other ideas?
[19:40] <chriss_> h
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> flash_is_sucking: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily/ppa; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install chromium-browser
[19:40] <multiplatinum> river404,  select this character: é
[19:41] <multiplatinum> then do ctrl-c, and then ctrl-shift-v in your terminal
[19:41] <ohsix> are you guys seriously suggesting someone switch browsers instead of figuring out what the problem is
[19:41] <pig> Pici an ssh client says SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-6ubuntu2
[19:41] <river404> thanks multiplatinum!
[19:41] <erUSUL> river404: shift + crtl + u then type 00e9
[19:41] <Pici> pig: Package versions are usually made up of: $PACKAGENAME-$SOFTWAREVERSION-$DEBIANBUILDVERSIONubuntu$UBUNTUBUILDVERSION
[19:41] <robriley78> I have downloaded and compiled php 5.2.17 after removing php5.3 by running apt-get --purge remove php5. I then installed the compiled 5.2.17 but the system still thinks it's running 5.3. Can anyone help?
[19:41] <madsonviana> \msg NickServ identify 18uQTSl2
[19:41] <induz> basically banshee and rythambox are good, so i am getting rid of others as i haev a clutter of music player and i dont play much of music on desktop but on Mp3 player
[19:41] <ohsix> someones changing their password
[19:42] <Pici> pig: so that would be the 6th packaging release of that particular version of ssh from Debian, and then another 2 time the Ubuntu devs released packaging builds.
[19:42] <jymere> hello, I introduce myself. I'm french and now i don't fell good. i need to speak with someone like a psycho (not a pervert !!). I know that it's only for ubuntu but i need to talk woth someone (maybe via pidgin or whatever) and this room gather people "who think like me". Is there someone ?
[19:42] <bc81> river
[19:42] <river404> erUSL MAGIC! thanks!
[19:42] <erUSUL> madsonviana: change password; everyone have seen it. do that in the server window
[19:42] <Pici> pig: Either to fix packaging issues, or apply patches, etc.
[19:42] <bc81> river hold ctrl+shift and type u00e9
[19:42] <pig> Pici thanks!
[19:42] <erUSUL> river404: no problem
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> madsonviana: better to do that outside channels
[19:43] <bc81> river when you do that it will convert the u00e9 into an é
[19:43] <nagel182> I installed LAMP(the newest) to my newly installed ubuntu 10.10. I came from windows and never used linux. so I'm new to this. I need to debug and develop an imageboard engine that uses imagemagick + magickwand. Now i instaled the newest imagemagick (6.6.7-6) and magickwand(1.0.8) with help of anurup. and it magickwand apeared for a moment on my phpinfo()! i tried to run a test code, but it didnt work. i re-checked the phpmyinfo() and
[19:43] <nagel182>  magickwand vanished! Anurup went AFK, and i still need help!
[19:43] <multiplatinum> river404,  check my PM
[19:43] <jymere> hello, I introduce myself. I'm french, I'm 21 and now i don't fell good. i need to speak with someone like a psycho (not a pervert !!). I know that it's only for ubuntu but i need to talk woth someone (maybe via pidgin or whatever) and this room gather people "who think like me". Is there someone ?
[19:43] <ohsix> ActionParsnip: or relegate it to your client so it doesn't fumble it :]
[19:43] <needlez> akSeya: have you tried to go into sleep / suspend mode after renabling it?? try that so far I think there is a bug with touch input in X
[19:43] <guntbert> !ot | jymere
[19:43] <red2kic> jymere: Ubuntu french channel?
[19:44] <anurup> nagel
[19:44] <anurup> i'm back
[19:44] <anurup> sorry
[19:44] <anurup> but it was an emergency
[19:44] <needlez> or do this... make sure light isn't on and open terminal
[19:44] <nagel182> ahh ok
[19:44] <needlez> type sudo modprobe -r psmouse
[19:44] <needlez> sudo modprobe psmouse
[19:44] <needlez> and your mouse should work again
[19:44] <robriley78> how do i completely uninstall php 5.3?
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Ohsix: some clients store in cleartext, depends how extensive your tinfoil hat collection is
[19:45] <k1rk> robriley78, did you install it with apt-get?
[19:45] <akSeya> needlez, i found a bug report https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13363
[19:45] <Gartral> robriley78: sudo apt-get purge php5
[19:45] <ohsix> plain text is fine :D
[19:45] <Arachon> Hey Guys, I'm installing Ubuntu, but I can't progress past the screen where you specify your username and password
[19:45] <sloman> How can I bindmount home while logged in?
[19:45] <robriley78> yes
[19:45] <Travis-42> How do I find out which programs are using how much memory? Top and gnome-system-monitor seem to be inacccurate. Yes, I am taking into account memory used as buffers/cache and not complaining about memory usage. I just want to figure out what is using how much?
[19:45] <akSeya> looks like it's a kernel issue
[19:45] <needlez> yea, this should work as a work around
[19:45] <Gartral> Arachon: what's happening
[19:45] <k1rk> robriley78, what Gartral suggested should do the trick.
[19:45] <needlez> Im gonna send you a pm with a work around see if it works for you
[19:45] <sloman> Travis-42: atop
[19:45] <ohsix> anurup: i hope you file a bug if you track your problem to the kernel mouse/touchpad support
[19:46] <Arachon> Arachon: The "forward" button is greyed out
[19:46] <gpc> Arachon: username is all lowercase letters?
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> Arachon: use only lowercase letters in each section
[19:46] <Gartral> Arachon: make sure your username consists of ONLY lower case letters,
[19:46] <ohsix> anurup: there are properties X can use on an input device to disable input; chances are the problem is there, rather than in the driver; the driver would complain in dmesg if it had a problem on that order
[19:46] <Arachon> Oh, right
[19:46] <Arachon> That's it
[19:46] <Arachon> thanks :)
[19:46] <Gartral> Arachon: np
[19:46] <ohsix> it has to be all lowercase?
[19:47] <Gartral> !username | ohsix
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> Arachon: its a known bug
[19:47] <Gartral> hm...
[19:47] <Arachon> Alright, hopefully it'll be fixed later on then
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> Ohsix: yes
[19:48] <Gartral> ActionParsnip Arachon ohsix it is not a bug, it's a design feature that's remained part of the Linux philosophy since the 80s..
[19:48] <anurup> i'm doing that
[19:48] <anurup> ohsix
[19:48] <anurup> but he isn't replly
[19:48] <anurup> replying*
[19:48] <Gartral> patience | anurup
[19:48] <Gartral> !patience | anurup
[19:49] <Arachon> Gartral: In that case, they should add a little prompt informing you of the need for lowercase
[19:49] <anurup> right
[19:49] <ohsix> ActionParsnip: where is that restriction set? all the parts i'm familiar with (pam and nss and stuff) don't care about case
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> Gartral: so was CAB but that got squished too
[19:49] <Gartral> Arachon: now THATS a bug, it used too tell you!
[19:49] <Arachon> Oh o.o
[19:49] <Arachon> Bother said pooh
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> Ohsix:
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> No idea
[19:50] <pws> hi
[19:51] <dTal> Hi guys. Is netbook-launcher a gnome program, or an ubuntu-specific thing?
[19:55] <Guest67615> Hi! Just a short question: When Firefox 4.0 is released, will there be an automatic update via official repositories for Ubuntu 10.10?
[19:56] <Daekdroom> Guest67615, no
[19:56] <ink3d> Anyone know how I can trick Chromium into thinking I'm using GNOME when using LXDE? Setting an environmental variable or anything come to mind?
[19:56] <bc81> !ppa | Guest67615
[19:57] <Guest67615> Daekdroom, but I thought that there was a blueprint which says that from now on every major release of Firefox will be rolled out for all (still) supported Ubuntu releases?
[19:57] <M4rotku> hey guys.  I'm trying to use badblocks to fix a bad sector on my drive.  I know the number of the sector, but badblocks only allows me to specify where to scan on the drive in terms of blocks.  How can i convert this sector to a range of block numbers?
[19:57] <Daekdroom> Guest67615, as a backport.
[19:57] <Daekdroom> Guest67615, you have to enable the backports repo. It's not enabled by default, but it's official.
[19:59] <akSeya> needlez, i8042.nomux=1 worked :P
[19:59] <needlez> akSeya: awesome man
[19:59] <wakakaa> hi, i remember there were some certain keys you could press on linux to do stuff like sending a reset signal to the processor, or killing all proccesses, but ive forgotten what they were, anyone know?
[19:59] <psion> any idea why ~/.xinitrc isn't being executed when logging in?
[19:59] <psion> (note that I'm using fluxbox)
[20:00] <Guest67615> Daekdroom, so I just have to enable the "Unsupported updates (maverick-backports)" in synaptic and Firefox 4.0 will be installed when it's released?
[20:00] <M4rotku> wakakaa, are you talking about alt+ctrl+backspace?
[20:00] <Pici> !sysrq | wakakaa
[20:00] <Daekdroom> Guest67615, yeah, as long as a developer backports it.
[20:00] <Daekdroom> Guest67615, I never saw the blueprint in question, but I haven't looked for it either
[20:00] <psion> that's a rather akward way to reboot, lol
[20:00] <Guest67615> Daekdroom, ok thanks
[20:00] <linxeh> are there any decent front ends for ebay? eg that keep track of what items you've viewed in the past, or that you've scanned over?
[20:01] <eyceberg> hey, is there a way to partition with gparted my ext4 into 2 partitions one with ext4 and one with ntfs after having ubuntu already installed?
[20:01] <wakakaa> M4rotku: no, i was talking about alt+prntscreen, thnx pici
[20:01] <Fluttershy> eyceberg: use gparted from the live CD?
[20:01] <Pici> wakakaa: np  :)
[20:01] <akSeya> the strange is that I added i8042.nomux=1 to /boot/grub/grub.cfg but it did not took effect
[20:01] <akSeya> it's that the right place?
[20:02] <eyceberg> ok, so run it off live cd even if i have ubuntu already installed?
[20:02] <needlez> akSeya: no I think it should be etc/grub/defualt
[20:02] <Fluttershy> yes, you can modify your ubuntu partition from the live CD since you're booting to the CD and not the partition
[20:02] <needlez> etc/defualt/grub
[20:02] <eyceberg> ty tyt
[20:02] <BiPolah> eyceberg: You shouldn't need to do that. Use Gparted to edit partition size, shrink it down, then reformat the now-free space
[20:03] <BiPolah> Also, LiveCD doesn't have gparted by default
[20:03] <Fluttershy> BiPolah: you'd have to unmount the partition first, which you can't do if you're currently running the ubuntu partition
[20:03] <eyceberg> ya i cant unmount
[20:03] <needlez> akSeya: I think it should be etc/default/grub that it should be added to
[20:03] <Fluttershy> and yes, it does have gparted
[20:03] <BiPolah> Fluttershy: Yeah, you're right. My bad.
[20:03] <mbutubuntu> hello folks, I've discovered that CONFIG_NFS_CACHE is not set into the official Ubuntu kernel, is there any way to get fscache working for NFS without compiling any kernel? thanks
[20:03] <BiPolah> Fluttershy: I don't think it does. I don't remember seeing gparted, and I had to download it after I'd installed
[20:04] <sss> How much money do I save by buying a ubuntu pre-installed computer as supposed to computer with Windows?
[20:04] <eyceberg> it does
[20:04] <Pici> BiPolah: No, its on the LiveCD, but not in the default install.
[20:04] <kevdog> mbutubuntu: Usually if an external module was compiled against the kernel source its possible to load the external module
[20:04] <BiPolah> Ohh
[20:04] <root_> oi
[20:04] <root_> ola
[20:04] <root_> alguém ai
[20:05] <Pici> !br | root_
[20:05] <root_> preciso de ajuda
[20:05] <root_> pra invadir um servidor
[20:05] <root_> alguém ai quer participar
[20:06] <nijabo> How does Ubuntus updates work? When 11.04 is released will I be able to update my system to that version (from 10.10)? Or is am I adviced to make a clean install?
[20:06] <root_> oi
[20:06] <root_> tudo bem
[20:06] <root_> vamos invadir um servidor
[20:06] <akSeya> folks... root_ is asking for help to hack a server..
[20:06] <mbutubuntu> kevdog, it's possible to load fscache but it doesn't work, read this link to understand http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1497132, it was for an old Ubuntu version but I can't find any other stuff on this argument
[20:06] <root_> 28-NickServ-
[20:06] <ElderDryas> sss: varies...on my laptop is was ~ 40 USD
[20:06] <root_> tem algum brasileiro aqui
[20:06] <sss> ElderDryas, ok
[20:07] <root_> que saiba mexer com Hackers
[20:07] <root_> como eu
[20:07] <BluesKaj> root_, /join #ubuntu-br
[20:07] <M4rotku> hey guys.  I'm trying to use badblocks to fix a bad sector on my drive.  I know the number of the sector, but badblocks only allows me to specify where to scan on the drive in terms of blocks.  How can i convert this sector to a range of block numbers?
[20:07] <mbutubuntu> kevdog, configuring cachefilesd and giving the fsc option to mount, I discover that NFS volumes are not using FSC (/proc/fs/nfsfs/volumes)
[20:07] <root_> oi
[20:07] <akSeya> root_, you need to learn english first, then I'll believe you can play
[20:07] <root_> oi tudo bem
[20:08] <root_> oi
[20:08] <root_> hi
[20:08] <root_> vamos invadir um servidor
[20:08] <root_> vamos la vamos
[20:08] <FloodBot3> root_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:08] <root_> www.forum-hacker.com.br
[20:08] <akSeya> root_, cala a boca
[20:08] <BluesKaj> root_, vamos
[20:08] <ohsix> akSeya: he said some vamos invaded his server, hackers
[20:08] <root_> hopa
[20:08] <BiPolah> !spanish | root_
[20:09] <root_> beleza
[20:09] <akSeya> ohsix, he is asking for help to invade a server
[20:09] <root_> alguém ai quer me adicionar
[20:09] <root_> no MSN
[20:09] <root_> glennioalmeida@hotmail.com
[20:09] <BluesKaj> he's ortugese or brasilian. BiPolah
[20:09] <akSeya> !kick root_
[20:09] <root_> então vamos invadir
[20:09] <robot7p> ainda nao
[20:09] <root_> sou um Black Hat
[20:10] <root_> vamos tem algum aqui
[20:10] <needlez> root_: please leave
[20:10] <faryshta> Hello. Wireless problem here. Already installed every driver I know but it seems my hardware can't find the wifi-card.
[20:10] <BluesKaj> !pt | root_
[20:10] <ohsix> akSeya: my reading is funnier
[20:10] <robot7p> ou pt tambem
[20:10] <needlez> faryshta: Hi, I try to help if i can
[20:10] <faryshta> Thanks needlez I am on a HP.
[20:10] <akSeya> ohsix, lol
[20:11] <faryshta> The light of the wireless can't turn on no matter how many times I push the button.
[20:11] <needlez> ok, first open up the terminal
[20:11] <root_> cara como eu faço isso
[20:11] <root_> eu estou no BackTrack
[20:11] <root_> 4
[20:11] <faryshta> needlez, done.
[20:11] <RishavT> faryshta: you on 10.10? then try "rfkill unblock all"
[20:11] <RishavT> faryashta: from terminal
[20:11] <RishavT> faryshta: from terminal
[20:12] <faryshta> RishavT, tried right now. Nothing seems to change. Should I reboot?
[20:12] <RishavT> faryshta: did the light go on (on the hardware switch)? And did you boot with the switch initially off?
[20:12] <needlez> type in lspci | grep Network and post output
[20:13] <faryshta> RishavT, nop.
[20:13] <akSeya> root_ is a black hat hacker who does not speak english nor knows how to joint #ubuntu-br .. he rocks
[20:13] <root_> Estou no BackTrack
[20:13] <ohsix> he's also root
[20:13] <root_> não sei como fazer
[20:13] <akSeya> we have a phrase for this kind of person here in Brasil ... "Maldita inclusão digital"
[20:14] <RishavT> faryshta: if you booted with the switch off, then reboot with the switch on. thats what the problem was with me (even I'm on hp). otherwise I'm sure someone else can help :)
[20:14] <faryshta> let me reboot RishavT
[20:16] <akSeya> damn.. he's gone.. i was going to tell him that to invade a server he must type /quit here
[20:17] <sloman> How do I enable ctrl-alt-backspace?
[20:17] <raul> and now?
[20:18] <hun_adam> hy
[20:18] <galamar> hello i need help with x11vnc i am trying to set it up as a startup application. but i can only get the app to start when the computer comes on but it still needs some settings to be applied. i need to modify the command i use. i know the info is in the manpages i can see it. but i dont know how to put it together into a functioning command.
[20:18] <raul> hello, someone can help me?
[20:18] <hun_adam> can anyone help for me in SAmba roaming profile ?
[20:18] <akSeya> sloman, add this 3 lines on your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file Section “ServerFlags” Option “DontZap”  “yes” EndSection
[20:18] <akSeya> sloman, i'll PVT you
[20:19] <iuri> my ubuntu does not have the files /dev/ttyUSB*. How do i install them?
[20:19] <BluesKaj> !ask | raul
[20:19] <faryshta> needlez, I am back, didn't worked.
[20:19] <raul> thanks
[20:20] <faryshta> RishavT, didn't worked :/(
[20:20] <shlomo> merhaba. lxde de ekran kartım yüklenmiş mi nasıl bakabilirm ?
[20:20] <chriss_> hey peeps my windows shows up as /dev/sdal nfts should it be hdal
[20:20] <RishavT> faryshta: oh :(. when you right click on network manager applet (in the gnome panel), do you see an option to enable wireless?
[20:20] <shlomo> #ubuntu-tr
[20:21] <faryshta> RishavT, nop
[20:21] <ohsix> chriss_: with the libata thing in the kernel, even ata drives haven't been hd* for like 5 years now
[20:21] <iuri> how do i create /dev/ttyUSB* on my ubuntu
[20:21] <iuri> ?
[20:22] <faryshta> RishavT, "lspci | grep Wireless" doesn't have output.
[20:22] <chriss_> oh ok so sdal is correct
[20:22] <chriss_> tyhanks
[20:22] <raul> it is my first time in an irc, i need some help on how to start
[20:22] <RishavT> faryshta: your drivers are *mostly* unavailable. you need to install them, since ubuntu is not detecting wireless card.
[20:22] <flash_is_sucking> Does anybody know if it's possible to disable referrers in google chrome?
[20:23] <milen8204> Could I get some help please, I have .iso  file of one game how to run the game whit wine ?
[20:23] <RishavT> faryshta, I dont know how :(
[20:24] <milen8204> any Wine specialists ?
[20:24] <Somelauw> I can't make screenshots
[20:24] <milen8204> :D
[20:24] <edbian> milen8204, there are many in #winehq
[20:24] <Somelauw> Alt+printscreen works
[20:24] <milen8204> edbian, thanks
[20:24] <Somelauw> Clicking windows works
[20:24] <Somelauw> Clicking on the "Take Screenshot"-button works
[20:24] <faryshta> RishavT, how?
[20:24] <edbian> Somelauw, then what doesn't work?
[20:24] <Somelauw> But it doesn't ask me where to sace it.
[20:24] <RishavT> milen8204: install "gmountiso" (via synaptic) and then run Gmount ISO from applications menu. then mount the ISO in some mountpoint, and run "setup.exe" or "install.exe" or any other setup file from the mounted cd, via wine.
[20:24] <milen8204> Somelauw, you have one button on your keyboard
[20:24] <greenIT> hi, is it possible to log which programs or services want to load something from my harddisk? sometimes my harddisk is working very much, and i am doing nothing .... :S
[20:25] <RishavT> faryshta: I dont know, i'm sorry. you should ask someone else :(
[20:25] <Somelauw> It doesn't ask me where to sace it.
[20:25] <jobu1342> Wow, I'm about ready to give up: I can't get one of my Ubuntu boxes to acknowledge receipt of https requests sent through a pinhole. I set up a second pinhole to another box to verify the pinholes were doing the trick, and it worked - same version of Ubuntu.
[20:25] <milen8204> RishavT, thanks dide
[20:25] <RishavT> milen8204: np :)
[20:25] <induz> i have tried different system wide fonts from tahoma to droid size 9, what u guys use on Lucid and what looks readablely good
[20:25] <faryshta> Thanks RishavT
[20:25] <jobu1342> The first box used to have ufw on it, but I uninstalled it during troubleshooting. I also verified iptables-save did not produce output and rebooted. Didn't help
[20:26] <RishavT> faryshta: np. sorry couldn't help. hope it gets solved soon ;)
[20:26] <mdpatrick> How do I burn a .img file to a CD?
[20:26] <faryshta> RishavT, ok, I think is a hardware issue. I will bring it to the store.
[20:26] <jobu1342> It's a mystery to me
[20:26] <RishavT> faryshta: okayy
[20:26] <erik__> Q: Trying to install ubuntu from USB, but it keeps giving me the "boot error" error, and I think I found the solution, I need to change the heads and sectors of my USB to 255 63, so I'm trying to do that with mkdiskimage but it no music :S, it gives me the error: "/dev/sdb1: don't know how to determine the size of this device" and if I sudo it, it just hangs. Any ideas?
[20:26] <multiplatinum> what's up chrome_is_suckin ?
[20:28] <jobu1342> anyone have any troubleshooting ideas?
[20:28] <chriss_> hey guys I'm a little stuck with editing the /etc/fstab can you help
[20:28] <Somelauw> Oh, wait, Alt + Printscreen doesn't even work.
[20:28] <jrib> !details | chriss_
[20:28] <enoch_> hi all
[20:29] <enoch_> when i try to set my wlan as master a get this error
[20:29] <enoch_> root@server:/etc# iwconfig wlan0 mode master
[20:29] <enoch_> Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) :
[20:29] <enoch_> SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument.
[20:29] <FloodBot3> enoch_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:29] <greenIT> how can i monitor read/write events of my harddisk?
[20:29] <enoch_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/566442/
[20:29] <RishavT> mdpatrick: this is quite old, but might help. http://ubuntumanual.org/posts/139/how-to-burn-img-dvd-images-in-ubuntu
[20:29] <jrib> greenIT: iotop? lsof? inotify? depends what you want to do exactly
[20:30] <induz> what font to use for system--preference--appearance---application/docu/desktop etc
[20:30] <chriss_> sorry yes running ubuntu 10.10 and I am trying to mount my windows files I am at the edit part now and nothing is happening I have something saying aufs / aufs rw 0 0
[20:30] <greenIT> i think a programm is getting some data from my harddisk and sends it to some1 :S
[20:30] <jrib> chriss_: pastebin your fstab
[20:31] <jack_> chriss_: wat
[20:31] <jack_> chriss_: can you mount it manually?
[20:31] <jack_> chriss_: i believe the moutn command is smart enough to figure out if its NTFS, although i haven't tested that :P
[20:31] <chriss_> thats what I am trying to do and thats where I am stuck
[20:31] <faryshta> needlez, It didn't worked :(
[20:31] <jack_> chriss_: `mount /dev/sdX# /mnt`
[20:32] <Somelauw> So, the problem is that Alt + Printscreen doesn't work at all. And applications/grab screenshot only works partially.
[20:32] <jack_> chriss_: do you know the name of your NTFS partition?
[20:32] <milen8204> RishavT, Thanks again it works
[20:32] <jack_> chriss_: i would expect to see something like /dev/sda1 or /dev/sda3 or perhaps even /dev/sdb1
[20:32] <chriss_> yes its /dev/sdal
[20:32] <jack_> i think thats a 1, not an l
[20:32] <thoth_> hey there
[20:32] <jack_> chriss_: type this
[20:32] <jack_> chriss_: mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[20:32] <induz> what font is good readable for Lucid
[20:32] <jack_> then cd /mnt. check your files
[20:34] <sha1sum> Jesus I had no idea how crazy DRM is on Blu-Ray.
[20:34] <chriss_> pastebins file "12345"
[20:35] <BluesKaj> !medibuntu | sha1sum
[20:35] <BluesKaj> sha1sum, install libdvdcss2
[20:36] <simisu> ok, here we go again... i´m about to start the installer yet once more after reformatting my drive for the umpteenth time this week... wish me luck please ;o/
[20:36] <needlez> faryshta: have you tried plugging in hardwire and just going to adminstrator and looking in there if the drivers are on?
[20:37] <sha1sum> ubottu, BluesKaj: yeah I already got everything working with aacskeys, dumphd, and bdvmdbg... Just commenting on how much of a hassle it seems to be.
[20:37] <Pici> BluesKaj: I didn't think that Blu-Ray DRM could be broken on-the-fly... much less with decess.
[20:37] <needlez> chriss_: did you get the thing with mount working?
[20:38] <sha1sum> shit I just responded to a bot lol
[20:38] <BiPolah>  !language | sha1sum
[20:38] <sha1sum> oh right right sorry.
[20:39] <chriss_> needlez no I did not still wont work
[20:39] <ericenns_> eng364
[20:39] <BluesKaj> Pici, couldbe called blurayccss now :)
[20:39] <needlez> chriss_: ill pm you i think i have an idea
[20:39] <chriss_> thank you very much
[20:40] <Somelauw> I really think that the grab a screenshot button is broken. I am not a complete noob or anything. Is there a problem with certain kinds of keyboards?
[20:40] <sha1sum> Pici: if I had the resources I could decrypt and watch by piping the stream's decrypted output to vlc or mplayer, but I found that I'm just shy of the resources I'd need to do that. The video was choppy.
[20:41] <Pici> sha1sum: Yeah, its really too bad, isn't it?
[20:41] <ubuntuser> where should i install GRUB? on Ubuntu partition that i am about to install or MBR?
[20:41] <sha1sum> Yeah. They might as well start putting the Windows sticker on the blu-ray cases heh
[20:42] <ericenns_> i forgot all my passwords on my ubuntu server install and I can't manage to enter grub can I use the live cd to change my root passwd
[20:43] <cast> sha1sum: seems like the best option is to rip and encode them, or download them
[20:44] <runa> hi i have an harddist with linux installed on it
[20:44] <BluesKaj> sha1sum, yeah , that's a major amount of processing to decrypt and compress id you want a reasonable sized file
[20:44] <Dpinky> hello does anyone know how to put in nomodeset in grub
[20:44] <runa> how can i start it?
[20:44] <sha1sum> cast: yeah. It's a shame. I have to rip _MY_ copy of Sum of All Fears before I can watch it because I have to decrypt DRM on _MY_ disc.
[20:44] <Dpinky> i ask this because i have an nvidia graphics card and i need nomode set to boot up
[20:44] <runa> i can boot from th usb but the problem is that the root parameter are not correct in grub
[20:44] <jack_> Dpinky: you could downgrade to grub1 and i can tell you :P
[20:45] <cast> sha1sum: current copyright situation, it's quite retarded.
[20:45] <jack_> ericenns_: yes. yous hould be able to
[20:45] <Dpinky> well i have grub 2
[20:45] <jack_> ericenns_: also, single user mode should get you there
[20:45] <Dpinky> because that how it comes with ubuntu 10.10
[20:45] <RishavT> ubuntuser: MBR is always adviced (for eg sda is preferred over sda1, unless you have another bootloader already installed in MBR which you dont want to interfere with)
[20:46] <sha1sum> cast: agreed. Seriously though if I have the physical disc why is there DRM on it? As if DRM actually is crack-proof from all the torrent-mongers and stuff?
[20:46] <BluesKaj> my friend has a quadcore cpu and nvidia hiend graphics card ...he runs the bluray thru his tv and backinto a capture card
[20:46] <cast> sha1sum: well, they get some advantage with the DMCA even if it isn't crack-proof
[20:47] <Dpinky> but how do you with grub 1?
[20:47] <BluesKaj> seems to work for him sha1sum
[20:47] <sha1sum> BluesKaj: I just moved and sadly I'm sitting here watching movies all day because I don't have a TV yet hehehe
[20:47] <sha1sum> (on my laptop I mean)
[20:47] <BluesKaj> sha1sum, there's not much worth watching on tv right now anyway :)
[20:47] <ubuntuser> RishavT: I dual boot and I am having Win7 already installed and going to install 10.10 on 2nd partition. So in case I have toinstall 7 later. I've seen it doesn't treat ubuntu good. So, shouldn't I go with the sda2 instead?
[20:47] <linuxnoob> hi
[20:48] <linuxnoob> can i get ubuntu help
[20:48] <sha1sum> BluesKaj: no kidding! only thing I miss is Fringe
[20:48] <Jemt> linuxnoob: Nope, this channel is all about building houses
[20:48] <linuxnoob>  hahaha
[20:48] <Jemt> linuxnoob: Just ask :)
[20:48] <simisu> p.s yet again after connecting to internet on the live cd installation wizard my touchpad gets stuck... have to move with kyeboard to get it going again
[20:48] <simisu> strange
[20:48] <BiPolah> !ask | linuxnoob
[20:48] <Dpinky> jack_ : how do you do it
[20:49] <NeoHack> oiiiiiiiii
[20:49] <linuxnoob> well my ubuntu 10.10 updated
[20:49] <linuxnoob> and lost all of my inspiron e1505 support
[20:49] <NeoHack> alguém ai fala português
[20:49] <sha1sum> Jemt: ohhhh nice. Can I get some advice on building code for the new Home Missile Defense System I'm planning on adding to my new place?
[20:49] <RishavT> ubuntuser: install windows seven FIRST (if it is already installed dont do anything). then install ubuntu on second partition, and make sure grub2 installs in the MBR (sda). then you should see windows seven in the grub2 bootloader (or just boot into ubuntu, and run "sudo update-grub" and it'll come up in the boot loader).
[20:49] <jrib> !pt | NeoHack
[20:50] <Jemt> sha1sum: Sure, if it is based on StableArmyDefenceLib - please go to #ubuntu_testing otherwise
[20:50] <NeoHack> prontinho ja digitei
[20:50] <linuxnoob> like the gui is all silver and stuff insead of orange now
[20:50] <linuxnoob> and when it was orange it works
[20:51] <linuxnoob> but when its silver it doesn't work
[20:51] <simisu> if installing ubuntu again doesn´t work... anyone has recomendations for other linux systems?
[20:51] <NeoHack> quem da qui fala português
[20:51] <BluesKaj> simisu, live-cd / usb /
[20:51] <NeoHack> em
[20:51] <BluesKaj> simisu, ?
[20:51] <Pici> !pt | NeoHack
[20:52] <sha1sum> Jemt: well, actually, I was wondering how to add facial recognition to my linux box so that any unrecognized face that wanders up to my door is insteadly fired upon. Is that possible?
[20:52] <raknorak> hi there
[20:52] <BiPolah> Simisu: Disk has no defects then?
[20:52] <simisu> i´m using a live cd... trying to install to a new external HDD
[20:52] <sha1sum> insteadly/instantly
[20:52] <ubuntuser> RishavT: Okay. But I was already dualbooting with Vista and 10.10. Recently I decided to upgrade to 7 and install 7 on Vista. Went smooth. When I booted off LiveCD to repair grub I saw 10.10 partition was unallocated. Saw in forums that if I would have installed Grub on 10.10 partition then I wlould have had to loose my partition. I had to make a fresh system
[20:52] <Dpinky> can anyone help with setting up nomodeset with grub?
[20:52] <BluesKaj> !external
[20:52] <ElderDryas> linuxnoob: when you installed Ubuntu, did you keep the ~ 80mb DellUtility FAT partition...or did you use the whole disk option?
[20:53] <linuxnoob> whole disk
[20:53] <simisu> BiPolah i don´t know... i´ve reformatted it twice since the last time we talked... disc has no defects and HDD should be ok... i´m thinking it´s something to do with the fact that my computer is old
[20:53] <Nightflower> WHOA
[20:53] <ElderDryas> that's why the dell utilities are gone :(
[20:53] <Jemt> sha1sum: That feature is only available in Testing. I wouldn't advice building upon that at the moment. It may fire at your mom
[20:53] <sha1sum> Man it's been, what, almost half an hour now and the feature stream is only like 40% done ripping
[20:53] <ElderDryas> er...
[20:53] <sha1sum> Jemt: yeah adding unstable packages when related to firearm control is probably not a good idea, eh?
[20:54] <Jemt> sha1sum: Sure isn't :)
[20:54] <Pici> !ot
[20:54] <BluesKaj> simisu, I haven't heard od many successful install of any linux OS to outboard drives there's always UUID probs
[20:54] <ElderDryas> linuxnoob: That's why the utilities are gone, the partition they were on no longer exists
[20:54] <NeoHack> caramba
[20:54] <linuxnoob> but that didnt change from before
[20:54] <simisu> BluesKaj that´s good to know... :O/
[20:54] <NeoHack> ninguém aqui fala porturguês
[20:54] <NeoHack> nesta xoxota
[20:54] <Pici> !pt > NeoHack
[20:55] <xangua> !pt | NeoHack are you blind¿
[20:55] <simisu> BluesKaj what are uuid problams?
[20:55] <neos> pes
[20:55] <neos> ls
[20:55] <alpha7> How do i mount hard drive automatically instead off double clicking the hard drive every single time
[20:55] <simisu> would other distros do better?
[20:55] <iuri> My ubuntu 10.04 doesn't have /dev/ttyUSB*
[20:56] <droidftw> how do i dual boot ubuntu on my dell inspirion 1764
[20:56] <linuxnoob> i just did the update like it wanted and then i have a slightly different ui and no more utilities
[20:56] <ElderDryas> linuxnoob: try System>Administration>Disk Utility and see if the DellUtilities partition still exists
[20:56] <iuri> how do i install them?
[20:56] <cast> iuri: they are devices, plug in such a device
[20:57] <iuri> cast, i already tried but it doesn;t show up
[20:57] <BluesKaj> !dualboot | droidftw
[20:57] <el_monstero> new to linux.. im running couchdb on a machine (localhost:5984), and i want to hit it from another machine.. what do i need to do to expose that port?
[20:57] <cast> what are you plugging in?
[20:57] <droidftw> it intel powered
[20:57] <alpha7> How do i mount hard drive automatically instead off double clicking the hard drive every single time
[20:57] <iuri> cast, a usb modem 3g
[20:58] <iuri> cast, Bus 001 Device 004: ID 19d2:2000 ONDA Communication S.p.A. ZTE MF627/MF628/MF628+ HSDPA
[20:58] <iuri> cast, this is what show up with lsusb
[20:59] <linuxnoob> i dont see exactly what the partitions are there for but there is one 56gb ext4 and one 2.4gb extended and one 2.4gb swap
[20:59] <Gartral> el_monstero: simple enough, do you know the ip for your "server" on your network?
[20:59] <el_monstero> yup
[20:59] <iuri> cast, would the usb devices be on /dev/ttyS*
[20:59] <iuri> ?
[21:00] <Gartral> el_monstero: have you a hardware firewall in your router?
[21:00] <el_monstero> im not worried about that
[21:00] <simisu> BiPolah: last time the installation got stuck during the language packs installations... but it didnñt seem to be related, the only thing thata happans is the caps lock light blinking...
[21:00] <d-tech> need to get pcmcia storage drivers into the boot process ... anyone got the experience to help guide me to that solution?
[21:00] <el_monstero> iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 25 -j ACCEPT
[21:01] <el_monstero> Gartral: is that right?
[21:01] <jack_> el_monstero: that looks right to me
[21:01] <Gartral> el_monstero: that looks correct to me, but i prefer firestarter..  im simply assuming then, that you've tried accessing server_ip:port?
[21:01] <magicianlord> good day, sirs.
[21:02] <el_monstero> i have tried
[21:02] <jack_> good afternoon :D
[21:02] <Gartral> el_monstero: ok, you're on the right track!
[21:02] <iuri> how do i verify what is the device assigned to the USB drive i just plugged in?
[21:03] <Gartral> iuri: sudo fdisk -l
[21:03] <chriss__> hey needlez
[21:03] <iuri> Gartral, i already tried, but it doesn't show anything. Only the hard disk with sda*
[21:04] <Gartral> iuri: is the usb stick formatted?
[21:04] <needlez> yea:
[21:04] <iflema> iuri: in a terminal     tail /var/log/messages
[21:04] <needlez> chriss_: yea
[21:04] <chriss__> can you page me again pls
[21:04] <linuxnoob> elderdryas: also the disk has a few bad sectors, dunno if that's important
[21:04] <iuri> iflema, i tried lsusb and i get Bus 001 Device 005: ID 19d2:2000 ONDA Communication S.p.A. ZTE MF627/MF628/MF628+ HSDPA
[21:04] <iuri> iflema, but it doesn;t show which device
[21:05] <ElderDryas> linuxnoob: See PM from me
[21:05] <iflema> iuri: plug in then in a terminal     tail /var/log/messages
[21:05] <Gartral> iuri: that's not a drive, that's a cellular modem!
[21:05] <iuri> Gartral, yes it is a modem #G
[21:05] <iuri> Gartral, it is a modem 3G
[21:06] <Gartral> iuri: then why are you trying too access a drive?
[21:06] <iuri> Gartral, to see what is the value i should put in the file wvdial.conf Modem = /dev/???
[21:07] <iuri> Gartral, so i must know what is the device which it is attached to it
[21:07] <Gartral> iuri: OHHH! you want the devpoint. that should be /dev/ttyUSB0
[21:07] <iuri> Gartral, exactly but there is no such  devpoint like the one you just wrote
[21:08] <iuri> Gartral, within /dev
[21:08] <Somelauw> Can I make it, that if I open a program in gnome-terminal, the title of my gnome terminal is set to that program.
[21:08] <Somelauw> For example, when I open python.
[21:08] <Gartral> iuri: ahh, you never figured out how too load the firmware too the modem... this i a problem
[21:08] <Gartral> is*
[21:08] <Somelauw> I want python as the title of my gnome-terminal.
[21:08] <BiPolah> Okay, so I pressed some combination of buttons which showed me all 8 workspaces at once. What was it?
[21:08] <BiPolah> Ah, nevermind, got it.
[21:09] <Gartral> iuri: that's a t-mo g3 modem, yea/
[21:09] <Gartral> ?
[21:10] <iuri> Gartral, Feb 12 19:00:58 laptop usb-modeswitch: switching 19d2:2000 (ONDA,Incorporated: ONDA WCDMA Technologies MSM)
[21:10] <iuri> Gartral, lsusb returns Bus 001 Device 007: ID 19d2:2000 ONDA Communication S.p.A. ZTE MF627/MF628/MF628+ HSDPA
[21:11] <rethus> every startup smbd and winbind is started. how can i disable it
[21:11] <simisu> ok, so i give up.... my computer cant seem to handle this installation for one reason or another... what´s next? i want to be using linux from this harddrive, any suggestions?
[21:11] <iuri> Gartral, BUS 001  Device 007 means what?
[21:12] <magicianlord> simisu: what is the trouble
[21:13] <Gartral> iuri: your doing one step wrong, the ONDA modems have built-in mode-switching, unplug the modem, do apt-get purge usb-modeswitch, then reboot and come back here, i'll be waiting.
[21:14] <rethus> every startup smbd and winbind is started. how can i disable it
[21:14] <Gartral> iuri: source: http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1017630&page=8
[21:15] <iuri> Gartral, okay
[21:15]  * Gartral likes being helpful :)
[21:16] <tristanbob> I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnablingPAE and my computer is running PAE kernel, but still only 3.2 gigs available.  :(
[21:16] <zamba> i'm looking for a lightweight replacement for isc dhcp and bind9 that supports multiple subnets
[21:16] <zamba> does dnsmasq support multiple subnets?
[21:16] <[thor]> Somelauw: i'm not sure how you would do that so that it happens automatically, but you can set up a profile called 'python' and switch the terminal to it, or load it via a ' --window-with-profile=python ' switch or something similar
[21:16] <Somelauw> It doesn't happen automatically for me.
[21:17] <Somelauw> Is it an option in my bashrc which isn't enabled?
[21:17] <simisu> magicianlord: it just get´s stuck everytime, caps lock light is flashing and that´s about it... it did that in several different stages
[21:18] <mkanyicy> Somelauw: how can i help you?
[21:18] <Gartral> simisu: is it an AMD system?
[21:18] <Somelauw> mkanyicy: Can I make it, that if I open a program in gnome-terminal, the title of my gnome terminal is set to that program?
[21:19] <simisu> Gartral: i don´t know... what is an AMD system?
[21:19] <iuri> Gartral, DONE
[21:19] <rethus> every startup smbd and winbind is started. how can i disable it
[21:19] <Gartral> simisu: is it an AMD or Intel CPU?
[21:20] <nowarninglabel> Hi, I've hard copied my existing Ubuntu 9.10 drive using dd to a new external usb hard drive, now i want to make that drive bootable, can someone point me to instructions on how to do that?
[21:20] <BiPolah> Simisu, if you go to System > Administration > System Monitor > System tab It'll tell you
[21:20] <simisu> Gartral: oh it´s an intel celron
[21:21] <sharperguy> Hey. Does anyone here know how I can type a cartridge return into bash/gnome-terminal? I need it for testing my web app.
[21:21] <simisu> BiPolah: the computer get´s stuck, i can´t even force it to shut down
[21:21] <needlez> anyone able to help with wpa_supplicant?? I want to know if I can use it to auto put a SSID and password into a script that I wrote for reconnection.
[21:21] <nowarninglabel> sharperguy: Ctrl+V , Ctrl+M
[21:21] <simisu> BiPolah: the computer get´s stuck, i can´t even force it to shut down so i´m assuming i can´t do what you just said no?
[21:22] <iuri> Gartral, What should i do now?
[21:22] <sharperguy> nowarninglabel, Thanks. What's the difference between the two?
[21:22] <dTal> I'm having a great deal of trouble forcing netbook-launcher to start in "low graphics" mode. I've added /apps/netbook-launcher/force_low_graphics and set it to TRUE, but it ignores it. Suggestiosn?
[21:22] <nowarninglabel> sharperguy: no, do them both in sequence
[21:22] <iuri> i read the forum you sent the link
[21:22] <Gartral> iuri: ok, this next one is a bit tricky for some, can you run "lsusb -t" and pastebin the output?
[21:22] <Gartral> !pastebin | iuri
[21:22] <nowarninglabel> sharperguy: so no difference, they are all part of the command
[21:23] <magicianlord> enjoying yourself?
[21:23] <Gartral> erm wrong chan magicianlord ?
[21:23] <alpha7> I have many stuff folder names of in /media/ how i release them all
[21:23] <sharperguy> nowarninglabel, Ok so it's not a newline and then a carriage return, its just the \r?
[21:23] <iuri> Gartral, http://pastebin.com/qcs6MZLZ
[21:24] <rethus> every startup smbd and winbind is started. how can i disable it
[21:24] <nowarninglabel> sharperguy: ahh indeed, yes that is just the \r , for \n hmm
[21:24] <blar1> hi; can anyone offer some help mounting a networked ntfs drive?
[21:24] <sharperguy> nowarninglabel, Naa its fine, I can use return for the \n :P
[21:24] <sharperguy> nowarninglabel, thanks
[21:24] <francesco_> ciao
[21:24] <iuri> Gartral, i see the modem is not recognized anymore. As it was with usb-modeswitch
[21:24] <nowarninglabel> sharperguy: sure no prob
[21:24] <francesco_> !list
[21:24] <needlez> anyone able to help with wpa_supplicant?? I want to know if I can use it to auto put a SSID and password into a script that I wrote for reconnection.
[21:25] <magicianlord> is the sound icon mute bug going to be fixed in 10.04 soon?
[21:25] <iuri> Gartral, I still can't associate the USB with /dev/ttyUSB*
[21:25] <Gartral> iuri: that's expected. How many cdroms does your computer have?
[21:25] <iuri> Gartral, 1
[21:25] <ddilinger> anyone familiar with linux Skype?  I'm trying to get the chat history from my home pc, and view it on my work laptop.  I tar'd up ~/.Skype from home and replaced the ~/.Skype dir on my laptop, but still no chat history.  Where else might it be hiding?
[21:25] <Guest43940> i was wondering can sum1 help me install lm-sensors i cant figure it out even to save my own life :(
[21:25] <Belias> Hi, please help me use Wget to download www.tutorialsforblender3d.com , it raises an error :(
[21:25] <magicianlord> is gdebi any different than running dpkg -i?
[21:25] <anurup> belias
[21:25] <Gartral> iuri: eject -T cdrom1
[21:26] <anurup> what is the error
[21:26] <anurup> ?
[21:26] <Belias> anurup: http://www.pasteall.org/19130
[21:26] <Gartral> iuri: that may or may not need too be run as sudo..
[21:26] <rethus> every startup smbd and winbind is started. how can i disable it
[21:26] <iuri> Gartral, eject -t cdrom "without 1" why does it matter?
[21:27] <alpha7> I think i've mess up my fstab
[21:27] <iuri> Gartral, anyway the hack opened just as expected
[21:27] <alpha7> I think i've mess up my fstab http://pastebin.com/Rvzf2CRG
[21:27] <[thor]> rethus: System > Preferences > Startup Applications
[21:27] <Gartral> iuri: because the "cd" in the modem understands the eject command, and note, it's a Capitol T not lowercase t. Shells are Case Sensative.
[21:28] <iuri> Gartral, worry, i worte non capital here. but i have used capital T
[21:28] <NeoHack> me adiciona ai no MSN
[21:28] <NeoHack> glennioalmeida@hotmail.com
[21:28] <needlez> alpha7: what seems to be the problem?
[21:28] <[thor]> iuri: it is a one not an I
[21:29] <[thor]> iuri: cdrom(one)
[21:29] <alpha7> needlez, i was trying to use pydsm to mount  automatically when i restart
[21:29] <alpha7> it turn out a mess
[21:29] <iuri> [thor], i know i put one
[21:29] <iuri> [thor], you have misread the char i wrote
[21:29] <Gartral> iuri: ok, just double checking, lowercase t would have worked too, but in my experience the ONDA modems can lock until replugged unless you toggle, not just eject..
[21:29] <needlez> ok, so can you get back into ubuntu or not?
[21:29] <anurup> beliaz
[21:29] <anurup> what is the command that you typed
[21:30] <rallias> How do I add a custom option that ubuntu isn't detecting to grub?
[21:30] <alpha7> needlez, i'm on ubuntu
[21:30] <[thor]> iuri: just covering all the bases :D
[21:30] <needlez> alpha7: ok, just checking
[21:30] <Belias> anurup: wget.exe -r www.tutorialsforblender3d.com
[21:30] <rethus> [thor]: thanks for your answer. i have open it, but see no samba
[21:30] <alpha7> needlez, its working it just have fstab error msg mount when i startup i have to press either S or M , s for skip and m for manual
[21:30] <Gartral> iuri: did it connect too /dev/ttyUSB0 yet?
[21:30] <henry__> necesito ayuda
[21:30] <iuri> Gartral, what does the cdrom has to do with the modem, i dont understand. But go ahead
[21:30] <henry__> quien me puede ayudar?
[21:31] <Onryo> Is there a reason Win7 in vmware keeps crashing on Maverick GNU/Linux 2.6.35-25 ? This started up since the last kernel update.
[21:31] <blar1> i'm sharing an ntfs usb harddrive via my linksys wrt610n router, but when i attempt to mount it in ubuntu (server 10) i get a "no such file or directory" error.  can anyone help?
[21:31] <iuri> Gartral, that is what i am telling you. there is no such a devpoint within /dev
[21:31] <iuri> Gartral, which is weird to me
[21:31] <magicianlord> Onryo: try to clear out the old kernel
[21:31] <Onryo> The vmware guys on irc don't know anything about anything it would seem.
[21:31] <guntbert> Belias: are you running linux?
[21:31] <needlez> alpha7:I had that issue remove whatever appendage you did to fstab and it should go back to normal
[21:32] <rethus> [thor]: and if i try to remove samba, packagemanager try to remove kubuntu-desktop
[21:32] <magicianlord> Onryo: or try debian
[21:32] <henry__> i need help
[21:32] <rethus> (i have kubuntu)
[21:32] <blar1> onryo: this might be it: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2011/021011-windows-fix-vmware-software.html
[21:32] <Belias> guntbert: windows XP
[21:32] <Onryo> thx a lot blar1 and magicianlord. Ill look at that info asap =)
[21:32] <alpha7> needlez i have this issue with pysdm where it leave all these empty folder inside /media/ ...
[21:32] <guntbert> !es | henry__
[21:33] <guntbert> Belias: this is the support channel for ubuntu - not for windows
[21:33] <needlez> sorry dont know what pysdm is
[21:33] <Belias> guntbert: but wget is a linux program
[21:33] <alpha7> needlez, i've tried  sudo rm -r /media/workstation
[21:33] <needlez> alpha7: what is it for??
[21:33] <[thor]> rethus: /home/username/.kde/Autostart
[21:34] <alpha7> it auto mounts  hard drive and you can give a name
[21:34] <[thor]> rethus: where username is your user, obviously
[21:34] <guntbert> Belias: yes, but *this* is the ubuntu support channel - you could *try* to ask in ##linux
[21:34] <alpha7> needlez however i try uninstall and it left all these mounted folders inside /media//
[21:34] <Gartral> iuri: most 3g modems are what are known as "Composite devices" this one has a few tricks that make it easier in some ways, harder in others.. and i forgot to ask one key question, which version of ubuntu areyou on?
[21:34] <Belias> guntbert: i don't know what is the difference between ubuntu and linux
[21:34] <rethus> [thor] now i have remove samba & windbind.
[21:34] <rethus>  but samba.common must keep installed, else he try to remove the whole kubuntu-desktop package.
[21:34] <rethus> hope it doesn't come up nexttime
[21:35] <needlez> alpha7: alpha7: when you uninstalled did you purge??
[21:35] <nowarninglabel> I used dd to copy my ubuntu 9.10 installed drive over to a usb drive. So I have a 250gb mountable filesystem on a 250GB "Not Partitioned" Hard Disk. Are there instructions on how I can make the drive bootable?
[21:35] <[thor]> rethus: i wish you luck, but i haven't tried it myself.
[21:35] <alpha7> needlez what you mean by purge?
[21:35] <guntbert> Belias: ubuntu is one linux distro, not everything that runs under linux is supported here, especially if it isn't run under linux at all
[21:36] <alpha7> needlez never mind i got to remove
[21:36] <alpha7> thx
[21:36] <rethus> [thor]: thanks, i try to kick all not needed processes to save cpu performance
[21:36] <iuri> Gartral, Ubuntu 10.04
[21:36] <needlez> alpha7: kk
[21:36] <Belias> guntbert: is there a linux distro called linux?
[21:36] <alpha7> needlez one last thing about fstab
[21:37] <Gartral> iuri: ok, have you altered your udev rules? I know you mention wvdial.. any particular reason you cant use the network-manager?
[21:37] <needlez> kk?
[21:37] <alpha7> needlez http://pastebin.com/Rvzf2CRG the 1st line is that normal?
[21:37] <alpha7> i've also wanna mount my all hard drive when computer loads up
[21:37] <iuri> Gartral, i already created the udev rule within
[21:38] <guntbert> Belias: no, ##linux is the channel where they talk about linux - you might have more luck if you look at the website of wget...
[21:38] <iuri> Gartral, what do you mean by using network-manager? Although, yes i ahev it installed
[21:38] <needlez> alpha7: i wrote a script to do such pm me and ill help you with it
[21:39] <needlez> alpha7: remove the wdsa before the # that shouldn't be there
[21:40] <Gartral> iuri: pastebin me your udev rule for the modem, i want to double check your settings..
[21:40] <rallias> where are the boot options for grub stored?
[21:41] <Gartral> iuri: after you eject the cd. network-manager SHOULD see the modem. and allow you too setup a connection though the Mobile Network tab. if not, there's a quick and dirty work around.
[21:41] <iuri> http://pastebin.com/9riDkDHL
[21:42] <iuri> Gartral, http://pastebin.com/9riDkDHL
[21:42] <el_monstero> so ive only used ubuntu on my home network.. but im now running a vps for some web services.. what ports need to stay open, or can i close all ports except the two i need.. and is there an iptables command to close all ports?
[21:43] <Onryo> magicianlord weird I thought the computer-janitor was supposed to clean up the old kernels? I can see under root that it is still there..
[21:43] <iuri> Gartral, how do i open network-manager? System -> Preferences -> Network Connections -> Mobile Broadband ?
[21:43] <iuri> Gartral, There is nothing there
[21:44] <Gartral> iuri: yep, you need too add the connection
[21:45] <iuri> Gartral, No devices are available to choose
[21:46] <Gartral> speaking of 3g.. mine dissapeared
[21:47] <iuri> Gartral, How do i make the device shows up in the dropdown menu?
[21:48] <iuri> Gartral, yours disappeared ? maybe it is a sign to you set your up as well ;)
[21:49] <Gartral> iuri: alright... this is a very dirty hack, there's a much kinder way to do it, but i can't remember how at the moment, remove any sd card or usb memory and run sudo rmmod usb-storage
[21:49] <windparadise> Hello, I wanto to have my local PC to run a local server, do I need a to buy a brand new PC for it or I can get a home-used one?
[21:50] <iuri> Gartral, Should i even remove the modem 3g?
[21:50] <Gartral> windparadise: that depends on what you need served, how many systems you have, and how much your ISP hates it's customers.
[21:50] <Gartral> iuri: no
[21:51] <iuri> Gartral, okay. nothing happened
[21:51] <heiz> hi! I want ctrl + Left mouse to be a shortcut for Right mouse. In win7 I use autohotkey. Tell me please how I can do it in ubuntu10.10.
[21:52] <Gartral> iuri: yes it did, you removed the usb-storage module from your kernel, NOW try network manager
[21:52] <Gartral> windparadise: still here
[21:53] <windparadise> yes
[21:53] <iuri> Gartral, still nothing. no options to mobile boradband device
[21:53] <Gartral> windparadise: what are you planning on serving? a blog, or a game..?
[21:54] <Gartral> iuri: hrmm.. my only last idea is make the jump to 10.10...
[21:54] <iuri> Gartral, btw what if i want to put my usb-stroage module back ?
[21:54] <Gartral> speaking of, how can one do that if they have extreamly limited hdd space?
[21:55] <iuri> Gartral, what should i do on 10.10. Just plug the modem?
[21:55] <heiz> Tell me please how to create shortcut for right mouse click....
[21:55] <Gartral> iuri: either reboot, or sudo modprobe usb-storage. and Yea, in 10.10 it should just work
[21:56] <Gartral> iuri: source http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1650894&page=2
[21:56] <jrib> heiz: you could use mouseemu.  Or you could use xbindkeys in combination with xvkbd or xdotool
[21:56] <Gartral> heiz: im looking for the same info
[21:57] <Joepie> any1  succesfully installed ifolder on server 10.10 ?
[21:57] <iuri> Gartral, okay! i will upgrade then
[21:58] <Gartral> how can one do a dist-upgrade if they have extreamly limited hdd space?
[21:58] <jrib> Gartral: free up space
[21:59] <Gartral> jrib: thats like saying "play jenga with the peices still in the box"
[21:59] <nillerz> jrib is the most helpfullest person ever
[22:00] <jrib> Gartral: you're looking for some contrived solution, when really you should just free up space
[22:00] <nillerz> can you do a backup of all of your shit on a cd or an external, upgrade, then put it back?
[22:00] <guntbert> !language | nillerz
[22:00] <chaos2358> Question? Is there a way with ubuntu 10.10 to create a startup disc using current settings? Meaning a startup disc created using my current computer settings with all the repos I have and the software thats installed already as opposed to a starup disc that is merely stock ubuntu 10.10
[22:00] <Gartral> jrib: i'm looking for a contrived solution because my system has... 5 gb for ubuntu.. period.
[22:00] <nillerz> !language | guntbert
[22:00] <jrib> Gartral: how much free space do you have?
[22:00] <fogobogo> RickAstley: you never ever gonna give up eh?
[22:01] <Gartral> 84 mb.
[22:01] <fogobogo> ouch
[22:01] <nillerz> how big is the partition you're working in?
[22:01] <Gartral> it's only a 16gb SSD
[22:01] <Gartral> 5 gb
[22:01] <nillerz> so none of the files in there right now are personal files, right?
[22:02] <nillerz> if they are, back them up,
[22:02] <nillerz> including your home directory/subfolders
[22:02] <Gartral> yea, maybe.. 150 mb
[22:02] <nillerz>  then clear house, update, then put the stuff back maybe?
[22:02] <jrib> Gartral: 5gb including /home?
[22:02] <Gartral> jrib, yea, that's changing soon
[22:02] <nillerz> or if that doesn't work, just do a clean install on top of it then put the stuff back
[22:02] <jrib> Gartral: then just change it this time so you don't have the same headache next time
[22:03] <Gartral> nillerz: WAY easier said then done, at this point i'm trailblazing new frontiers. It's a CR-48.. requires custom, google-signed kernel and many other unique tweaks.
[22:03] <chaos2358> Question? Is there a way with ubuntu 10.10 to create a startup disc using current settings? Meaning a startup disc created using my current computer settings with all the repos I have and the software thats installed already as opposed to a starup disc that is merely stock ubuntu 10.10
[22:03] <nillerz> ouchies.
[22:04] <nillerz> So, what you're saying is,
[22:04] <Gartral> nillerz: clean installs are IMPOSSIBLE
[22:04] <nillerz> the CR48 is not as much fun as you thought it would be
[22:04] <mevvis> how create startup usb for windows install from U-10.10 ?
[22:04] <gnewb> chaos2358: Yes, I think so
[22:04] <Gartral> I Muste start with chrome/chromiumOS before i even think about altering the gpt tables.
[22:04] <nillerz> Googles got you locked down, huh?
[22:04] <chaos2358> gnewb any idea how?
[22:05] <Gartral> nillerz: ohh, it's way more fun that i first though, I love this computer!
[22:05] <nillerz> I played with chromium on my laptops and I wasn't impressed
[22:05] <nillerz> it was pretty boring to me.
[22:05] <gnewb> chaos2358: Looking up the official docs now, I do recall seeing that on one of the docs.
[22:05] <Gartral> nillerz: it's not meant to be an exciting OS.. it's meant to just work.
[22:05] <fogobogo> Gartral: yeah. only that is has 16gb hdd and needs a google signed kernel
[22:06] <nillerz> signed kernel requirements are a bit restrictive. I expected more from google.
[22:07] <newbish_kid1> hi all, installed nvidia 96 driver....which is compatible with my card....ever since I cannot right click on desktop or put icons on it.  Any ideas?
[22:07] <Gartral> fogobogo: it's a SSD and the kernel.. meh.. the only reason i need it is cause the EFI Bios don't contain a bootstub. It's injected into the kernel so it can work Mach magic and boot in 5 seconds.
[22:07] <gnewb> chaos2358: Yes, I found three or for, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/creating-custom-ubuntu-live-cd-with-remastersys.html <remastersys is what you are aiming to do.
[22:08] <fogobogo> nillerz: oh. they call it a security feature. you know, so that you know no one tampered with your kernel other than google and the NSA
[22:08] <chaos2358> gnewb that would be absolutelly wonderful because i had my pc set up as dual boot with win xp then bought win 7 and installed via virtual box "stupidity had me remove the win xp partition and resize the hard drive" and the virtual box is great but it is putting too much strain on my system and running my cpu at 100% whenever its open. I need to go back but because of all the resizing and such on my hdd I want to completelly reformat it before i go b
[22:08] <chaos2358> ack to dual boot
[22:08] <ACJ> I have a simple question:  I'm aware of the distinction between "safely remove hardware" and "unmount".  Is there a way to SRH from the terminal?
[22:08] <nillerz> sounds like something I'd try to kill.
[22:08] <gordonjcp> ACJ: for a disk? umount
[22:08] <chaos2358> gnewb thanks man alot
[22:08] <Gartral> and there's a different BIOS I can load too work with, but I promised Google I'd Test ChromeOS. so I'm testing ChromeOS and keep a weird Ubuntu for my semi-offline needs.
[22:09] <gordonjcp> ACJ: note that it is "umount" not "unmount"
[22:09] <nillerz> well I guess you can't bitchabout free hardware, even if it is locked down
[22:09] <zachlr> websites are saying Java isn't installed.  Software center search brings up OpenJDK Java 6 Runtime, is this the right thing?
[22:09] <ACJ> Yes.  I'm aware of that also.
[22:09] <gnewb> chaos2358: That link I posted explains it in detail and easy to understand language, you are quite welcome, I hope it helps.
[22:09] <ACJ> I'm fully happy with umount.  I want to be able to power down a removable USB drive from the terminal.
[22:10] <openbees> i m getting following error during updateW: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY EC7B7B7D4439DBD6
[22:10] <Scunizi> I having issues getting snort from the repos installed.. looks installed but dpkg throws and error with configuration.. any help appriciated
[22:10] <newbish_kid1> hi all, installed nvidia 96 driver....which is compatible with my card....ever since I cannot right click on desktop or put icons on it.  This on ubuntu 10.10?  Should I got with "nouveau" driver instead?  what about 3d?
[22:10] <gordonjcp> ACJ: hm, not sure about that, it's not something I've ever needed to do
[22:10] <fogobogo> Gartral: you are loving a monster. nontheless,, with 84mb you cant updata in any clever way with arch
[22:10] <openbees> i m getting following error during update -W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY EC7B7B7D4439DBD6 . anyone have solution
[22:11] <fogobogo> Gartral: the packages are usually smaller but you wouldnt want to download one after another right?
[22:11] <ACJ> It'd be convenient since it's just a quick backup dump; I want to know when the backup is complete, and having the drive light go off would be perfect.
[22:11] <gnewb> Scunizi: Have you updated && ugraded?
[22:11] <jrib> Scunizi: pastebin your command the full output
[22:12] <Gartral> fogobogo: that doesn't matter.. I have a 24 MB/s connection.. I could extract directly from server...
[22:13] <foxjazz_> having issues with the new netbook, could be drive related. when I try to reboot it checks for errors because I have to force a shutdown
[22:13] <foxjazz_> anyone know of a good course of action?
[22:13] <fogobogo> Gartral: i doubt it matter how fast you connection is.
[22:13] <gnewb> ACJ: There is a Spin Down Disks utility that may help there.
[22:13] <Dovid> Hi. Can anyone explain this to me and what would be the right way to fix it ?
[22:13] <Dovid> http://h6315.com/ubuntu_disk_error.jpg
[22:13] <Scunizi> gnewb: yep
[22:14] <openbees> i m getting following error during update -W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY EC7B7B7D4439DBD6 . anyone have solution
[22:14] <Scunizi> jrib: ok.. hang on.. you want to see what dpkg is saying?
[22:14] <Simisu> could it be that i'm having installation problems because i'm trying to install on a ext4 partition?
[22:14] <ACJ> gnewb: Ok, I'll check that out.
[22:14] <gnewb> Scunizi: Okeed okee, now what jrib stated, do that,
[22:15] <Gartral> fogobogo: can one setup a new /home as a partition on the fly?
[22:15] <Schizoid> I upgraded to 11.04, but unity doesn't seem to load. The desktop is identical. What have I done wrong?
[22:16] <Gartral> Simisu: im sorry, i forgot about you! did you ever determine the build type of your cpu?
[22:16] <gnewb> ACJ: It may be the fix that you are looking for, I only found it because I am running a very lite version , when everything stops or sleeps, the HDDs spin down automagically.
[22:16] <fogobogo> Gartral: with LVM maybe. with gpt etc not sure but dont think so
[22:16] <Scunizi> gnewb: jrib  .. how do I initiate a apt-get and pass the output to pastebinit?
[22:16] <gnewb> !pastebin | Scunizi
[22:17] <Scunizi> gnewb: would but this is cli only
[22:17] <Lachance> Hey guys, I have a netbook with a usb DVD-rom drive. When I plug it in it is not recognized. Help?
[22:17] <Simisu> Gartral: yes i did, intel celron
[22:17] <openbees>  i m getting following error during update -W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: (The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY EC7B7B7D4439DBD6 ). anyone have solution
[22:18] <gnewb> Scunizi: Yes, move it to a text editor after the output.
[22:18] <jrib> Scunizi: redirect stderr to stdout and pipe stdout to pastebinit
[22:18] <schnuffle1> openbees: import the gpg key
[22:18] <ddilinger> is there a way to tie the skype IM application into the ubuntu app that manages IM's?  It seems to connect properly with pidgin but i'd like if it could, for example, mark me away in both skype and pidgin instead of having to select seperatly
[22:18] <gnewb> or what jrib said
[22:18] <Simisu> Gartral: yes i did, intel celron
[22:18] <openbees> schnuffle1: how can i do so
[22:18] <ddilinger> from what i've read it seems like there are no OSS skype IM clients, so maybee its not possible
[22:18] <Scunizi> gnewb: jrib http://pastebin.com/V6Yuje4w
[22:19] <schnuffle1> did you add a ppa, if so which one?
[22:19] <Gartral> Simisu: eww.. ok, you said it was stuck on what?
[22:19] <Pelo> evening folks
[22:19] <jrib> Scunizi: there's no error there.
[22:19] <ACJ> gnewb:  This is looking pretty promising, thanks!
[22:20] <gnewb> Scunizi: How familiar are you with  dpkg?
[22:20] <Pelo> canada is moving to metered internet,  do we know an app to keep track of internet usage ?
[22:20] <vallhalla_mobile> hey all
[22:20] <man255> yo
[22:20] <gnewb> ACJ: You are very welcome, seemed like the 'fix' you were seeking.
[22:20] <ddilinger> Pelo: do they really charge you, but not tell you what you've used?
[22:20] <Dovid> Hi. Can anyone explain this to me and what would be the right way to fix it ?
[22:20] <ddilinger> Pelo: my isp has a 250G limit, but hey have a spot on 'my account' that says what my usage is
[22:21] <Dovid> http://h6315.com/ubuntu_disk_error.jpg
[22:21] <openbees> schnuffle1: how can i do so...because i am getting only option for export ...in password and encryption application
[22:21] <Pelo> ddilinger, the idea is to not exceed my limit and get charged extra
[22:21] <Scunizi> jrib: I didn't look at the link so I'm not sure what's there. I did an apt-get and piped it to pastebinit.. previously it mentioned somthing to do with config
[22:21] <schnuffle1> which ppa did you add?
[22:21] <schnuffle1> openbees: which ppa did you add?
[22:21] <Scunizi> gnewb: it wasn't a dpkg error but a snort install error..
[22:21] <ddilinger> Pelo: yea, but they should have a web page that says 'You have used 25.3 G out of 75G'  and from there you know if what you have left
[22:21] <jrib> Scunizi: just pastebin what you had in your terminal (in full) that prompted you to come here and seek help
[22:22] <Pelo> ddilinger, i want to keep track on my end as well , I've had problems before
[22:22] <Scunizi> jrip gnewb subprocess installed post-instsallation script retured error exit status 1
[22:22] <gnewb> Scunizi: I asked about dpkg because maybe a fix call is needed, or orphan or dupes, so many....
[22:22] <jrib> Scunizi: no.  "in full"
[22:22] <ddilinger> Pelo: ahh, i wouldn't trust tracking on your end. Because your bill is going to be based on their accounting
[22:22] <Simisu> Gartral: it was stuck on installation, caps lock blinking and computer not responding to anything (several times during installation! in different stages!) i had to plug it out of the electricity
[22:22] <Scunizi> jrib: k.. just a sec
[22:22] <Pelo> ddilinger, but an app that thorttles you as you go would be nice as well
[22:22] <jo___> Hey, I'm able to mount a nfs with command line, but I'm wondered, why isn't there a mount-gui like there is for samba in gnome?
[22:22] <ddilinger> Pelo: your software says 60G used, theirs says 120G, they arn't going to reduce the bill :)
[22:23] <agarwal1975> apt-get gives error "Couldn't find package open-vm-dkms", but instructions for installing vmtools state I should install this.
[22:23] <Gartral> Simisu: ouch, hrm, what board? run sudo ldhw | grep board
[22:23] <openbees> schnufflel : i did it during launchpad registation........i dont know much more about ppa
[22:23] <Pelo> ddilinger, an app that sets your max dl/ul speed based on how much you have left for the month would also be nice
[22:23] <gnewb> !ppa
[22:24] <Simisu> Gartral: it was stuck on installation, caps lock blinking and computer not responding to anything (several times during installation! in different stages!) i had to plug it out of the electricity
[22:24] <Scunizi> jrib: sorry.. redid it with nano and pastebinti http://pastebin.com/1QrApVjy
[22:25] <agarwal1975> ubottu: was that info for me? ok, but i'm following directions on ubuntu.com at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware/Tools
[22:25] <schnuffle1> openbees: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/adding-ppa-key-to-apt-748592/
[22:25] <jrib> Scunizi: what version of ubuntu is this?
[22:25] <Guest10836> hello all i need help with a hardware issue before i install ubuntu any help would be helpful
[22:25] <Pelo> agarwal1975, what is your issue ?
[22:25] <Scunizi> jrib: believe 10.10
[22:25] <Scunizi> jrib: sorry.. lucid 10.04
[22:25] <Simisu> Gartral sorry for repeating missed that replay.. which i can't make sense of anyway... you mean to type that into the run command?
[22:25] <alpha7> needlez thx
[22:25] <Pelo> guest need more info
[22:25] <agarwal1975> Pelo: sudo apt-get install open-vm-dkms gives "Coudn't find package open-vm-dkms"
[22:26] <Scunizi> jrib: helping some highschool guy/gals going to a competitiion in Fl.
[22:26] <Pelo> agarwal1975, open up synaptic and do a search for it
[22:26] <Gartral> Simisu: if you can, yes
[22:26] <jrib> Scunizi: pastebin /var/lib/dpkg/info/snort.postinst and/etc/init.d/snort
[22:26] <Pelo> agarwal1975, the pakcage name might be slightly different
[22:26] <guitar431> Tͬ̆̔҉͙oͮ̿̇͂̒̇͏̝̘̼̖̥͍ ̹̟̠̞ͯͨ͆́ͫ̀͠i͒ͩͭ͑ͫ̌͞͏̸̼ṉ̷̳̩̹͍̺̳̎̈͢v̢̗͇̖͖͚̻̣̟͇́̀̓́͑̆̋̄o̴̝͈̒̂̏̒k̷̉̔̐ͤ͒
[22:27] <nlsthzn> I edited a wiki page in wiki.ubuntu.com and now all wiki pages I open look like the old site and not the new updated layout/design?!
[22:27] <jrib> nlsthzn: edit your wiki account preferences
[22:27] <Scunizi> pastebinit /var/lib/dpkg/info/snort.postinst
[22:27] <Simisu> Gartral: "sudo ldhw | grep board" didnt do anything on run command...
[22:27] <shubbar> i m not getting gigabit eth even though i m using cat5e cables, don't know whats wrong
[22:27] <nlsthzn> jrib: ah...
[22:27] <nlsthzn> jrib: thx
[22:27] <jrib> nlsthzn: yeah, there should be a list of themes there
[22:27] <agarwal1975> Pelo: I find "dkms", maybe that's the on.
[22:27] <Gartral> Simisu: no i meant in terminal
[22:27] <Simisu> Gartral: i'm on windows BTW
[22:27] <Brewer-> How do I update the Java plugin for Firefox ?
[22:27] <Gartral> Simisu: Ohh..
[22:28] <Gartral> Simisu: hm
[22:28] <jrib> Brewer-: update-manager handles that for you
[22:28] <Simisu> WB bipolar
[22:28] <Gartral> Simisu: get to your system information
[22:28] <Pelo> agarwal1975, I was under the impression that ubuntu didn'T do vmware anymore but virtualbox instead
[22:28] <Scunizi> jrib: http://pastebin.com/QmV3cX6N
[22:28] <mevvis> Even create bootable usb linux cant
[22:28] <mevvis> x]
[22:28] <Kylemm> Hey
[22:29] <Dan_> an you tell if some on has exploited your machine?
[22:29] <schnuffle1> agarwal1975: vmware server is end of live and has memory leaks, don't use it
[22:29] <Brewer-> jrib, it said that it couldn't be installed automatically and that I have to do it manually
[22:29] <nlsthzn> jrib: worked like a charm thx (thought I had borked something :)*
[22:29] <agarwal1975> Pelo: not sure, i'm confused about correct procedure for install vmtools.
[22:29] <Kylemm> Can some1 help me with Visual Effects on Ubuntu?
[22:29] <jrib> Brewer-: what said that?
[22:29] <jrib> Kylemm: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[22:29] <Dan_> How can you tell if some one has exploited your machine?
[22:29] <jrib> Dan_: you can't
[22:29] <Brewer-> jrib, Plugin Finder Service
[22:29] <Dan_> o
[22:29] <agarwal1975> schnuffle1: actually, i'm using virtualbox
[22:29] <Simisu> Gartral: ok i'm there... what exactly am i looking for?
[22:29] <schnuffle1> agarwal1975: you say install tools, then you can mount /dev/cdrom which has a tar with the driver
[22:29] <guitar431> i can
[22:29] <Kylemm> Can someone please help me with UBUNTU Visual Effects?
[22:30] <Scunizi> jrib: http://pastebin.com/SC7tXTZ6
[22:30] <schnuffle1> agarwal1975: aah, oaky sorry
[22:30] <Pelo> Dan_,  better question please , what makes you think you got hacked ?
[22:30] <Gartral> Kylemm: help activating, or removing them?
[22:30] <jrib> Dan_: there's rkhunter, but why do you think someone has exploited you?
[22:30] <Kylemm> It doesn't let me activate them
[22:30] <jrib> Kylemm: ask your next question.
[22:30] <Gartral> Kylemm: what kind of thomp do you have?
[22:30] <Kylemm> It says Desktop Effects could not be enabled
[22:30] <Gartral> comp*
[22:31] <Kylemm> i have HP
[22:31] <Dan_> My machine is acting very funny!
[22:31] <ElderDryas> Kylemm: what video card?
[22:31] <Gartral> Kylemm: does it have intel graphics?
[22:31] <Dan_> I think i might wipe it out and reinstall!
[22:31] <jrib> Scunizi: what does « sudo invoke-rc.d snort start » in a shell do?
[22:31] <Kylemm> how do i check this?
[22:31] <Pelo> Dan_, that's very usefull information ...
[22:31] <Gartral> Kylemm: lspci | grep VGA
[22:31] <guitar431> that wont help you if the hacker got a system vulnearabilty
[22:31] <Dan_> No im sorry i seen my screen flash!!
[22:32] <Scunizi> jrib: nothing ie.. command not found
[22:32] <guitar431> cause after the reinstall the vulnearabilty still exists
[22:32] <gnewb> Dan_: No, well you may have to, but please learn how to !backup.
[22:32] <jrib> Scunizi: can you pastebin?
[22:32] <gnewb> !backup | Dan_
[22:32] <Kylemm> one second im trying to find which i got
[22:32] <Scunizi> jrib: sorry.. misspelled it.. output is "invoke-rc.d: syntax error: missing required parameter
[22:32] <Dan_> OK thank's, This will help me!!
[22:33] <Kylemm> Guys i cant find it
[22:33] <jrib> Scunizi: what did you type?
[22:34] <seme> hey guys... any reason that ubuntu 32bit is "recommended"?  For a long time now I've used the 64bit version... I'm just wondering if there is a good reason not to run the 64bit ubuntu?
[22:34] <Scunizi> jrib: I typed sudo invode-rc.d snort
[22:34] <jrib> seme: no, that recommendation is stupid
[22:34] <Scunizi> *invoke-rc.d
[22:34] <guitar431> i learn metasploit it has a lot of network tools that might help you as well
[22:34] <ACJ> gnewb:  It worked!  Thanks! *vanishes*
[22:34] <skutr3> i have no audio on ubuntu can anyone help?
[22:34] <jrib> Scunizi: you need " start" at the end
[22:34] <Kylemm> How do i find out which video card i have?
[22:34] <Guest32205> hi were are located bin from java runtime?
[22:34] <jrib> Kylemm: lspci | grep -i vga
[22:35] <Kylemm> type that in terminal?
[22:35] <jrib> Guest32205: why?
[22:35] <jrib> !audio > skutr3
[22:35] <skutr3> jrib: that didnt help
[22:35] <Kylemm> nVidia Corporation G98 [ GeForce 9300 GE]
[22:35] <jrib> skutr3: that was quick
[22:36] <skutr3> jrib: i can read fast
[22:36] <seme> jrib: thats what I always thought... well at least since flash worked properly on it ;)
[22:36] <jrib> skutr3: yep
[22:36] <Guest32205> jrib I want to install sqldeveloper, but aparently says that don't appear to be jre installed
[22:36] <skutr3> jrib: i have absolutely no sound
[22:36] <Guest32205> and says that ui need to locate path manual
[22:36] <alejandro> how do i open an .exe  through the terminal?
[22:36] <zulax> how do i copy to clipboard directly, like echo $PWD | xclip
[22:36] <zulax> (this syntax doesnt work)
[22:37] <Scunizi> jrib: k.. now it's saying .. *starting network intrusion detection system snort ... fail! .. invoke-rc.d: initscript snort, action "start" failed.
[22:37] <satix> How does WINE work with WOW.. Or do you really need cedega?
[22:37] <jrib> Guest32205: you're using the sqldeveloper-package in the repositories?
[22:37] <Kylemm> jrib i have nVidia Corporation G98 [ GeForce 9300 GE]
[22:37] <jrib> Kylemm: I didn't ask for that
[22:37] <alejandro> satix, you can use wine, i have before...graphics
[22:37] <Dave_and_Damo> andysonson - none of that
[22:37] <Guest32205> jrib no i downloaded from oracle.com
[22:38] <alejandro> satix, you might have to adjust some graphic settings though.
[22:38] <jrib> Guest32205: it will probably be better to use the package in the repositories.  To answer your original question however, just do: dpkg -L THE_PACKAGE_FOR_JRE and you'll get a list of all the files installed
[22:38] <Kylemm> i typed  lspci | grep -i vga and thats what it said: VGA comptatible controller: nVidia Corporation G98 [GeoForce 9300 GE] (reval)
[22:38] <LinuxNoob_> hello all
[22:38] <dan_> yo
[22:39] <jrib> Kylemm: yes, but I'm not the one that asked you what video card you had
[22:39] <Kylemm> o
[22:39] <Kylemm> who did ? lol
[22:39] <dsevigny> Ubunto server question: I have no x11 on the server box. It's ubuntu server 10.10 running command line only. after about 15 minutes the screen blanks. That's fine. but about 15 minutes after that any process that are accessable from the web lock up. I can restart them and they are still locked to the net. They become unreachable.
[22:39] <Kylemm> lol fail
[22:39] <jrib> Kylemm: maybe Gartral.  He was talking to you earlier
[22:39] <Kylemm> Gatral u there? :D
[22:39] <Kylemm> gartral u there? :D
[22:39] <LinuxNoob_> when you put something in the recycling bin
[22:39] <LinuxNoob_> and i hit empty resycling bin, where does it go.?
[22:40] <skutr3> jrib: ok i have sound i can play a .wav but not an mp3
[22:40] <dsevigny> LinuxNoob_ it goes to the void.
[22:40] <LinuxNoob_> which drive
[22:40] <dsevigny> The VOID
[22:40] <jrib> Scunizi: ugh, this init.d script is such a mess to follow.  Put "set -x" in the second line of /etc/init.d/snort and try starting snort again
[22:40] <LinuxNoob_> it can still be recovered yes?
[22:40] <soreau> skutr3: install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[22:40] <skutr3> soreau: how?
[22:40] <openbees> schnuffle1: still i am with same problem
[22:40] <soreau> skutr3: apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[22:40] <dsevigny> If you have a piece of software that can read the bits left on the drive before they get overwritten
[22:40] <Kylemm> Can somebody help me activate visual effects? it always says: "Desktop effects could not be enabled"
[22:40] <Guest32205> thnx jrib i didi'nt know that theres jsqldeveloper at repos
[22:41] <schnuffle1> openbees:  still the same question: how did you add the ppa?
[22:41] <jrib> Guest32205: "sqldeveloper-package - Oracle SQL Developer Debian package builder" so I guess it creates a package and then you install that
[22:41] <skutr3> soreau: apparently i already have them installed
[22:41] <openbees> schnuffle1: as explained by ur provided link
[22:41] <soreau> Kylemm: What is the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer'? (Install mesa-utils first to get glxinfo)
[22:42] <dsevigny> ls
[22:42] <soreau> skutr3: Then mp3's should work I guess. What are you using to try to play them?
[22:42] <schnuffle1> openbees: my link shows you how to add a key
[22:42] <Scunizi> jrib: wow.. that threw a bunch of stuff.. basically failed..
[22:42] <dsevigny> oops. wrong screen
[22:42] <jrib> Scunizi: pastebin
[22:42] <heiz> How can I catch mouse key with xbindkeys-config?
[22:42] <piercedwater> Can anyone point me towards some reasons I would have slow SATA to SATA transfer speeds on Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit Server?
[22:42] <tehbaut> what's the keyboard shortcut to enabling mouse keys? I keep enabling it on accident!
[22:42] <jrib> heiz: read the man page, it explains.  For example, I use "b:10"
[22:43] <azrael_> hello everyone
[22:43] <skutr3> soreau: Rythmbox they are playing just inaudible
[22:43] <soreau> heiz: What do you want to bind?
[22:43] <GaLaXY_> i am wondering if the legacy ATI fglrx drivers are reported to have better 3d performance then the os radeon drivers?
[22:43] <ohsix> piercedwater: going to the same controller? how slow is slow?
[22:43] <VCoolio> tehbaut: ctrl+alt+numlock?
[22:43] <Kylemm> I searched to install mesa-utils and it cound not find it in synpatic  or software centre
[22:43] <soreau> skutr3: Oh that's strange. Try a different player and/or check your audio settings
[22:43] <schnuffle1> openbees: normally you add a ppap with sudo add-apt-repository ppa:vala-team/ppa which also imports the key
[22:43] <skutr3> soreau: ok
[22:44] <GaLaXY_> I am using an ati radeon 9600 and am wondering if the legacy ati drivers are still being maintained?
[22:44] <piercedwater> ohsix: 8 MB/s
[22:44] <schnuffle1> openbees: so do that again with the ppa you want to add and it should work
[22:44] <soreau> Kylemm: Open a terminal. Type glxinfo. Install the package it tells you to with sudo apt-get install <pkg-name>. Then run 'glxinfo|grep renderer' and show the output here
[22:44] <jrib> heiz: http://www.nongnu.org/xbindkeys/xbindkeys.html#configuration might help you too.  But the man page is not long, so you should read it
[22:44] <soreau> God, why the hell did they stop including mesa-utils by default
[22:44] <ohsix> piercedwater: what filesystems?
[22:44] <piercedwater> ohsix: ext3 to ext3
[22:45] <soreau> ! pm | heiz
[22:45] <Scunizi> jrib: I'm having issues paging up in a "split" screen session to copy the output.. doing > text.file at the end doesn't produce anything helpful.. got another way?
[22:45] <azrael_> how to install thc hydra on ubuntu meerkat?
[22:45] <soreau> ! who | heiz
[22:45] <tehbaut> VCoolio: that wouldn't be getting triggered accidentally :\
[22:45] <Zarvoxbe> hi all
[22:45] <skutr3> soreau: i just went to a website that lets you play music and that did not work either
[22:45] <jrib> Scunizi: use "&>" instead of ">"
[22:45] <soreau> skutr3: Check your audio settings
[22:45] <ohsix> piercedwater: does hdparm -tT look odd for either drive?
[22:45] <Kylemm> Kylemm: Open a terminal. Type glxinfo. Install the package it tells you to with sudo apt-get install <pkg-name>. Then run 'glxinfo|grep renderer' and show the output here
[22:45] <schnuffle1> !ppa > openbees
[22:46] <skutr3> soreau: alsamixer
[22:46] <Kylemm> Reading package lists... Done
[22:46] <Kylemm> Building dependency tree
[22:46] <Kylemm> Reading state information... Done
[22:46] <Kylemm> Package mesa-utils is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[22:46] <Kylemm> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[22:46] <FloodBot3> Kylemm: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:46] <Kylemm> is only available from another source
[22:46] <soreau> azrael_: Just build it
[22:46] <soreau> !info mesa-utils
[22:47] <soreau> Kylemm: You need to enable the universe repo and run apt-get update
[22:47] <bsmith093> i just edited my network interfaces file to try to get a vpn to work and now it says wired network device not managed under network manager. on a possibly related not my touch pad has completely stopped responding, usually a reboot fixed the touch pad but not anymore apparently. im running lucid on a dell vostro 1710 laptop
[22:47] <skutr3> everything is good soreau
[22:47] <piercedwater> ohsix: https://gist.github.com/eca9609dbbe36e227dcf
[22:47] <guitar431> @skutr3 you must copy the so lib to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[22:47] <soreau> Kylemm: Just try running apt-get update first then try to install it again
[22:47] <soreau> skutr3: What was the problem?
[22:47] <jrib> seme: yeah, ubuntu will setup flash with nspluginwrapper (has for a while).  I prefer to use the 64bit version adobe put out there though
[22:47] <jack_> bsmith093: there is usually a keyboard key to disable/enable touchpad
[22:47] <Scunizi> jrib: ok.. did something stupid.. "sudo nano /etc/init.d/snort &> snort .. and now it's stuck with ctrl+q or c or x won't get out of.
[22:47] <skutr3> soreau: i dont know
[22:48] <jack_> google chrome comes with the flash plugin built in and it works great
[22:48] <skutr3> soreau: its still not working
[22:48] <soreau> ! pm | Kylemm
[22:48] <jrib> soreau: try ctrl-\
[22:48] <soreau> jrib: ?
[22:48] <ohsix> piercedwater: what controller? / chipset, and is there anything unusual in dmesg, like quirking dma or spurious irqs
[22:48] <alejandro> whats the best avi,mkv,mpeg converter to DVD for ubuntu?
[22:48] <Zarvoxbe> i've a dual screen desktop but i have a problem with the order of the display
[22:48] <jrib> Scunizi: try ctrl-\
[22:48] <GaLaXY_> I am wondering if i would notice any improved 3d performance using the legacy fglrx drivers for my ATI Radeon 9600 gr. chipset over the open sourc radeon drivers, as Iḿ unsure if the propetiary legacy drivers for rad. 9x are still maintained?
[22:48] <jrib> soreau: get a new letter!
[22:49] <soreau> jrib: ;)
[22:49] <Kylemm> soreau it says could not open lock file
[22:49] <edbian> GaLaXY_, Why don't you switch and see for yourself?
[22:49] <jack_> Zarvoxbe: if you're using hte nvidia proprietary drivers you can just click and drag to fix the positions.
[22:49] <skutr3> soreau: what else could i try
[22:49] <piercedwater> ohsix: I'm not very experienced with technical aspects of Linux, so I dont know how to check any of those things.
[22:49] <soreau> Kylemm: That's because you have other package managers open and/or running
[22:49] <soreau> Kylemm: Close software center and any synaptic instances you have open
[22:50] <guitar431> @skutr3 do you still have the flashplayer problem?
[22:50] <Scunizi> jrib: can't see what I'm typing now.. did ctrl- and "screen whent crazy.. now text inthe terminal is so small I'm stuck.. I'll detache and reattached.
[22:50] <soreau> Kylemm: And you can't have apt running in another terminal either. Only one program can have control of the package management system at a time
[22:50] <robot7p> yo
[22:50] <jack_> piercedwater: checkout hte sysstat package. it comes with a utility called iostat. You can use it to check how many read/write requests are being pushed your disks and the service time.
[22:50] <kevdog> yo
[22:50] <Kylemm> this linux stuff is way soooo complicated
[22:50] <SIGSEGVATR> does ubuntu only use x11 as the windowing system?
[22:50] <el_monstero> Kylemm: amen
[22:50] <Zarvoxbe> jack_, yes but the windows open on the bad screen
[22:50] <GaLaXY_> mh, could do a few bench tests
[22:51] <soreau> skutr3: Well if it's playing but no audio is coming out, I'd check the volume levels and make sure nothing is muted. (in alsamixer, m toggles mute)
[22:51] <robot7p> come on people lets work! :D
[22:51] <GaLaXY_> x11 is no window manager
[22:51] <kevdog> Kylemm: Work with it for about 6 months, and then its not so complicated
[22:51] <jack_> Kylemm: windows does the same thing but with no explanation :)
[22:51] <edbian> SIGSEGVATR, yes
[22:51] <Kylemm> all this trouble just to enable effects !
[22:51] <robot7p> Ubuntu!
[22:51] <jack_> Zarvoxbe: that sucks. :P heh. click in the good monitro and use alt+f2 to runt he settings manager
[22:51] <skutr3> soreau: ill check again but im pretty sure nothing is muted
[22:51] <SIGSEGVATR> does it come with openal as default?
[22:51] <soreau> skutr3: But if it's playing one type of file fine but not other types, then it's likely some codec issue
[22:51] <edbian> SIGSEGVATR, openal ?  Never heard of it
[22:51] <SIGSEGVATR> OpenAL, audio api/driver
[22:52] <soreau> skutr3: If it's not outputting any sound at all, I'd also check physical cables and connections, especially if you're on a desktop
[22:52] <kevdog> Kyelmm: got all the packages installed?
[22:52] <Kylemm> I have everything closed. All i got open is firefox, this, and openoffice writer and it still does not let me do apt-get update
[22:52] <cordor> something start kdeinit during bootup. how do i stop it?
[22:52] <skutr3> soreau: its only playing the front_center .wav files i command from the terminal
[22:52] <Kylemm> this is freshly opened off my USB drive
[22:52] <Kylemm> so i have nothing except the start up stuff
[22:53] <skutr3> soreau: nothing else not even the noise from you tabbing my name
[22:53] <soreau> Kylemm: I just want the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer'. Or, you can do 'compiz --replace' and pastebin the output to ubuntu.pastebin.com
[22:53] <u19809> hi all, I need to upgrade from karmic to lucid without a GUI (i.e. using a tty console) what is the best way to do this ?
[22:53] <kevdog> Kylemm: htop will show running processes
[22:53] <jrib> !upgrade | u19809
[22:53] <soreau> Kylemm: It is not hard to install mesa-utils though, installing packages is a very basic task when your repos aren't screwed up
[22:53] <kevdog> sudo aptitude dist-upgrade (I think)
[22:53] <jrib> u19809: follow the server instructions there
[22:53] <Kylemm> lol i cant even install htop
[22:53] <jrib> "sudo aptitude dist-upgrade" is not correct
[22:54] <kevdog> sorry -- is it close?
[22:54] <soreau> Kylemm: The fact that your repos are screwy makes me think you may have mismatched versions of compiz components installed. So pastebin the output of 'dpkg -l|grep compiz' as well to ubuntu.pastebin.com
[22:54] <jrib> kevdog: no :(
[22:54] <Scunizi> jrib: back with normal text
[22:54] <u19809> thx
[22:54] <jrib> kevdog: it's close for debian though!
[22:54] <openbees>  i am getting following error after checking new updates for my system (W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY EC7B7B7D4439DBD6): any one have solution
[22:54] <kevdog> Used to be that way for ubuntu
[22:54] <soreau> openbees: Add the pubkey
[22:55] <jrib> openbees: go to the page for that ppa and follow the instructions there for adding their gpg key
[22:55] <joli1> why this happening??? http://adf.ly/120275/wtf
[22:55] <Scunizi> jrib .. thanks but gotta go for now...
[22:55] <skutr3> soreau: its definately not hardware everything works fine in windows
[22:56] <jrib> Scunizi: ok... find out why that script fails (the output with set -x should be helpful)
[22:56] <Omen_20> man i just tried alpha2 and unity is atrociously bad
[22:56] <Kylemm> soreau: http://paste.ubuntu.com/566483/
[22:57] <iuri> How do i remove all the files and directory of a directory but except one?
[22:57] <cannonfodder> n
[22:57] <iuri> is there any --delete-exclude option in the rm command?
[22:57] <robot7p> hey... I installed Google Earth x64 but the application dont start! buahh!! any idea?
[22:57] <openbees> soreau , jrib .....i m not getting anything
[22:57] <elementz> hi all
[22:57] <edbian> robot7p, Run it from the terminal to get some error output
[22:58] <robot7p> ok
[22:58] <ElderDryas> Kylemm: What does System>Administration>Additional Drivers re: NVIDIA accerated graphics driver say?
[22:58] <nsp2> hi, can someone help with my ubuntu VM guest freezing up? It seems to start with my python process, spread to all of my terminals, and then to any program that I try to open or that tries a disk operation
[22:59] <kevdog> iuri: short way is to just move what you want to save to another directory and then delete everything.  The long way would to use either a combination of a find or grep command and then pipe the result into rm
[22:59] <elementz> i have accidentally set up gtkpod to automatically start, when i plug in my iphone via usb. now every time i plug in any usb device, gtkpod automatically launches. how can i disable this behaviour within gnome?
[22:59] <Kylemm> ElderDryas i dont understand
[22:59] <CrazySpai> Good day
[22:59] <iuri> kevdog, Thanks
[22:59] <kevdog> >)
[23:00] <ElderDryas> Kylemm: did you install the NVIDIA Proprietary driver aftr you installed ubuntu
[23:00] <Kylemm> soreau: Here you go: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/qLvezPMz
[23:00] <Kylemm> no
[23:00] <guitar431> yesterday i hacked myself using backtrack
[23:00] <edbian> elementz, system -> preferences -> Removable Drives and Media
[23:00] <ohsix> elementz: look for the media tab in the nautilus preferences
[23:00] <guitar431> that was fun
[23:01] <Kylemm> ElderDryas: no i didn't.
[23:01] <kevdog> who wasnt done that?? who uses WEP anyways?
[23:01] <ElderDryas> Kylemm: go to the menu...Then System...then Administration...then Additional Drivers
[23:01] <Pudabudigada> Hello, does anyone know if BASIC-256 has an irc channel?
[23:01] <Pudabudigada> It's from the main repo
[23:01] <jacekowski> ElderDryas: i always install my drivers before i install ubuntu
[23:02] <elementz> edbian, ohsix thx guys
[23:02] <edbian> elementz, no prob
[23:03] <Eidel> Can anyone recommend an MSN Client with webcam support?
[23:03] <ElderDryas> jacekowski: fne...but we don't know if he has the proper driver installed...without it the Effects won't work
[23:03] <Kylemm> ElderDryas: i go to system>Administration and there is no Additional Drivers section
[23:04] <ElderDryas> then I have no idea
[23:04] <Kylemm> ElderDryas: There is hardware drivers section
[23:04] <[thor]> Kylemm: that's the right one.
[23:05] <Kylemm> No drivers are activated
[23:05] <ElderDryas> Kylemm: is there one marked RECOMMENDED?
[23:06] <Kylemm> yes
[23:06] <ElderDryas> activate it
[23:06] <Kylemm> okay it is downloading  and installing
[23:06] <ElderDryas> when it's done try the EFFECTS
[23:06] <Kylemm> okay.
[23:07] <ddilinger> is there a way to tie the skype IM application into the ubuntu app that manages IM's?  It seems to connect properly with pidgin but i'd like if it could, for example, mark me away in both skype and pidgin instead of having to select seperatly
[23:10] <ElderDryas> Kylemm: You'll probably have to reboot for the driver to take effect
[23:11] <ElderDryas> IIRC
[23:12] <Ioniz3D> anyone knows a good youtube video player on ubuntu ?
[23:13] <Wulfy> guys why would sshd spit out this error /usr/bin/sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start
[23:13] <Wulfy> wrong paste
[23:13] <Wulfy> root@us:/etc/ssh# /etc/init.d/ssh status
[23:13] <Wulfy>  * could not access PID file for sshd
[23:14] <aroman> hey there, can anyone tell me the EXACT (uname -r) version of the linux kernel that standard maverick x32 desktop uses?
[23:14] <BonevG> Ioniz3D,  yes google chrome da best
[23:14] <Ioniz3D> argh
[23:14] <Ioniz3D> i was talking like tottem with the plugin
[23:14] <Ioniz3D> like minitube
[23:14] <Ioniz3D> apps like that
[23:14] <Ioniz3D> these
[23:15] <BonevG> err why would you need this ?
[23:15] <tokam> Hi, I have a rawlink wlan device (rt73usb would be the right driver)
[23:15] <aroman> BonevG: me?
[23:15] <guntbert> !info linux | aroman
[23:15] <BonevG> na Ioniz3D i`m talking to
[23:15] <Ioniz3D> BonevG: i have old hardware using openbox, when open youtube on chromium i can t do anything with computer
[23:15] <spow> Hi, I'm trying to connect to my wifi network but it doesn't work
[23:15] <tokam> and ubuntu 64bit. I installed the rt73 packages found with the package manager. but the wlan device does not work with network-manager.  no wlans are displayed.
[23:15] <Ioniz3D> when i use minitube it works perfectly
[23:15] <Ioniz3D> less cpu eat
[23:16] <tokam> modprobe rt73usb has no output.  Bus 002 Device 003: ID 18e8:6229 Qcom RT2573
[23:16] <spow> II did iwconfig essid NAME key KEY mode managed channel 11
[23:16] <deepu> spow  install the drivers to connect your wireless
[23:16] <spow> I have
[23:17] <spow> otherwise I wouldn't be able to see the network in iwlist scan right
[23:18] <spow> sometimes when I configure this line shows up : http://paste.ubuntu.com/566480/
[23:18] <spow> cfg80211: Calling CRDA to update world regulatory domain
[23:18] <spow> but I don't know what it means, it just waits
[23:20] <tehbaut> anyone know how to set gedit as the default text editor for filezilla?
[23:20] <tehbaut> it wants to open everything in OpenOffice :\
[23:21] <tehbaut> it gives an option to set a custom editor, but when I type gedit, it says my command is not valid
[23:21] <deepu> open a file with right click and in that choose application to open
[23:21] <Diamondcite> tehbaut: Maybe it needs the full path to gedit
[23:21] <deepu> there you open with gedit..
[23:21] <tehbaut> maybe I just need to properly format it?
[23:21] <Diamondcite> ie /usr/bin/gedit
[23:22] <iflema> tehbaut: /usr/bin/gedit
[23:22] <tehbaut> deepu: but where is the app? oh, there
[23:22] <Yerushalmi> Hey folks - update manager stopped working for me last week. I click "Install updates" and it gives me "Building dependency tree," "Building data structures" and then returns me to the Update Manager window without having done anything. Can someone help?
[23:22] <Abinadai> Can someone explain to me why I have two operating systems (dual boot Windows 7 64 bit and Maverick 64 bit) that automatically recognize and turn on my wireless connection and the USB OS (also Maverick) does not?
[23:23] <schnuffle1> Yerushalmi: open a terminal an enter following: sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade and tell what happens
[23:23] <edbian> Abinadai, because the OS on the USB drive does not have the proper drivers
[23:23] <schnuffle1> Yerushalmi: open a terminal an enter following: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade and tell what happens
[23:23] <tehbaut> ok, it's working now... I just needed the right path
[23:23] <tehbaut> thanks Diamondcite + iflema  :)
[23:24] <Abinadai> edbian, ok I have some reserved space on the USB stick...what drivers do I need to put on there so Maverick recognizes and installs them?
[23:24] <schnuffle1> Yerushalmi: to open a terminal press Ctrl+Alt+T
[23:24] <life> hello
[23:24] <life> life
[23:24] <Guest56025> i am having problems setting up wireless internet
[23:24] <edbian> Abinadai, dunno.  Load the maverick that is installed on the harddrive.  Type sudo lspci -k  and find out what 'module' is being used.  Then we'll install that module on the USB stick.  (linux calls drivers modules)
[23:25] <Yerushalmi> schnuffle1: W: Failed to fetch http://il.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/Release.gpg  Something wicked happened resolving 'il.archive.ubuntu.com:http' (-5 - No address associated with hostname)
[23:25] <Guest56025> i
[23:25] <Yerushalmi> Followed by W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid-security/Release.gpg  Something wicked happened resolving 'security.ubuntu.com:http' (-5 - No address associated with hostname)
[23:25] <Guest56025> i'm using kubuntu
[23:25] <Yerushalmi> And then E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[23:25] <Guest56025> there is no option to set up wireless...it is greyed out
[23:25] <spow> trying to connect to wifi network with 'iwconfig essid NAME key KEY mode managed channel 11' the only response I get is : cfg80211: Calling CRDA to update world regulatory domain
[23:25] <spow> what to do please ?
[23:25] <schnuffle1> Yerushalmi: what happens when you ping security.ubuntu.com?
[23:26] <Guest56025> hello?
[23:26] <Abinadai> edbian, ok sounds good.  I'll give it a shot. bbiaf (hopefully) ;)
[23:26] <Yerushalmi> schnuffle1: Ping goes through fine.
[23:26] <schnuffle1> !ask | Guest56025
[23:27] <Guest56025> yeah, there is no option for me to select my wireless network....the option is greyed out in network manager
[23:27] <ddilinger> Guest56025: right click
[23:27] <ElderDryas> Kylemm: Anything?
[23:27] <ddilinger> Guest56025: enable network?
[23:28] <Guest56025> right click where exactly
[23:28] <Guest56025> wireless is enabled
[23:28] <ddilinger> Guest56025: on my system it looks like a wifi button, but it can also have 2 arrows to mean local network
[23:28] <schnuffle1> Yerushalmi: what happens when you enter the url in a browser? do you see the key?
[23:28] <Guest56025> but the option for me to set up a network isnt there
[23:28] <Guest56025> i'm running kubuntu
[23:28] <ddilinger> Guest56025: /window 2
[23:28] <ddilinger> nm that one :P
[23:29] <Guest56025> yeah
[23:29] <Guest56025> i cant
[23:29] <sandyd> Yerushalmi: you using a proxy?
[23:30] <Yerushalmi> schnuffle1: What key?
[23:30] <Yerushalmi> sandyd: Nope. Same connection I always have.
[23:30] <schnuffle1> Yerushalmi: open a browser and enter: http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid-security/Release.gpg
[23:30] <soreau> Kylemm: Did you get it figured out?
[23:30] <sandyd> Yerushalmi: post output of "cat /etc/apt/apt.conf"
[23:31] <Yerushalmi> I should point out that the day before this first happened, Nautilus decided to not work anymore (simply wouldn't open, no error message in terminal, nothing) and in order to fix that I had to tell my computer to load up the previous kernel
[23:31] <Guest56025> hello...
[23:31] <Guest56025> can i show you something from the terminal?
[23:31] <Yerushalmi> At the same time, System Monitor was giving me segfaults, and after changing kernel the error message upon trying to load it up turned into this:
[23:31] <edbian> Guest56025, yes but use pastebin
[23:31] <Guest56025> ok
[23:32] <soreau> Guest56025: Use pastebin for more than 1 line
[23:32] <Yerushalmi> Inconsistency detected by ld.so: ../sysdeps/i386/dl-machine.h: 640: elf_machine_rel_relative: Assertion `((reloc->r_info) & 0xff) == 8' failed!
[23:32] <Guest56025> what do you want to see?
[23:32] <tripps> how do I manually unsuspend a device that was auto suspended (laptop mode tools)? I've tried catting values to /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usbhid/<deviceid>/power/level and /wakeup and /suspend ad nauseum but nothing seems to work.
[23:32] <edbian> Guest56025, You made it sound like you had something to show :)
[23:32] <Yerushalmi> So I don't know if that's related (System Monitor still won't work)
[23:33] <Guest56025> i'm trying to keep you entertained....i just want to be able to use wireless
[23:33] <Yerushalmi> schnuffle1: There's a PGP signature thing, a couple of lines of text, at that sitee
[23:33] <Guest56025> i dont think it recognizes my modem
[23:33] <Guest56025> or wireless card
[23:33] <sandyd> Yerushalmi: ive seen this before on uf, lemme check
[23:34] <Yerushalmi> ok
[23:34] <Guest56025> hello...?
[23:34] <jack_> hello!
[23:34] <robot7p> hello
[23:34] <robot7p> hello
[23:34] <jack_> hello
[23:34] <Bellot> hello
[23:34] <robot7p> oh hello
[23:34] <sandyd> Yerushalmi: have you checked for filesystem corruption?
[23:35] <Yerushalmi> sandyd: How would I do that?
[23:35] <jack_> Yerushalmi: segfaults are usually caused by corrupted libraries D:
[23:35] <Guest56025> please help
[23:35] <jack_> or bad coding.
[23:36] <ddilinger> jack_: considering that is an assert statemnet, i would say its good coding
[23:36] <Guest56025> ....
[23:36] <ddilinger> jack_: if it randomly faulted, thats bad.  If it fails on a check, that means the author thought about it ahead of time
[23:36] <Guest56025> HELP
[23:36] <iflema> !ask | Guest56025
[23:37] <Guest15323> hello all i need help im not good at the fourms so i would like to talk to a person about my wiresless card if possible
[23:37] <Guest56025> i cant acess the wireless internet....can someone help?
[23:37] <jack_> There are too many guests man
[23:37] <ddilinger> yea, i have no clue which guest is which
[23:37] <Guest56025> i dont think linux recognizes my wireless card...
[23:38] <spow> I on the other hand have a unique name and stated my problem clearly a fesw lines earlier :)
[23:38] <sandyd> Yerushalmi: fsck it from a livecd
[23:38] <jack_> Guest56025: your card will show up in `lspci` if it is detected
[23:38] <dougl> will ubuntu support my touch screen?
[23:38] <soreau> Guest56025: Can you pastebin the line for your card from the output of lspci?
[23:38] <ddilinger> dougl: yes
[23:38] <ddilinger> dougl: (or some other generic response to a question with no details)
[23:38] <sandyd> Yerushalmi: cause most bug reports deal with that file being corrupted
[23:38] <Yerushalmi> sandyd: I have a separate installation I can load from on another physical hard drive. What's the command?
[23:38] <jack_> dougl probably.
[23:39] <jack_> Yerushalmi: fsck
[23:39] <ElderDryas> ddilinger: that should be "yes...no...maybe...lemme check with my lawyers"
[23:39] <sandyd> Yerushalmi: fsck /dev/yourdiskhere
[23:39] <dougl> jack_, thanks... err guess I shoulda googled but thanks for the quick info :)
[23:39] <jack_> dougl: fire up a livecd and see if it works
[23:39] <sandyd> Yerushalmi: if theirs errors, fsck -y /dev/yourdiskhere might help. back up your data first
[23:40] <jack_> ^make sure its unmounted
[23:40] <aroman> !info > aroman
[23:40] <aroman> !info maverick > aroman
[23:40] <Yerushalmi> sandyd: Okay, awesome, thanks very much
[23:40] <iflema> Guest56025    usb or builtin?
[23:40] <Yerushalmi> Night all
[23:40] <aroman> !info linux > aroman
[23:40] <Guest56025> i cant selct paste
[23:41] <Guest56025> what is the shorcut for paste?
[23:41] <Kylemm> Soreau: i didnt get it figured out
[23:41] <dougl> jack_, yes I should have tried when I was  checking the wireless that worked like a charm... but I did not even realize it was a touch screen until my son pointed it out - lol
[23:41] <soreau> Kylemm: Pastebin the output of 'compiz --replace' to ubuntu.pastebin.com
[23:41] <robot7p> ctrl paste
[23:41] <jack_> dougl: my little brother did that to me too haha
[23:41] <ElderDryas> Kylemm: did the NVIDIA driver finish installing and did you reboot?
[23:41] <Kylemm> ElderDryas: When i tried to install it it said SystemError: installArchives() failed
[23:41] <Guest56025> http://pastebin.com/TrgkeTue
[23:42] <Guest56025> there it is
[23:42] <LinuxNoob_> is there any way to get virus's on linux
[23:42] <Guest56025> ...
[23:42] <LinuxNoob_> because..somethin is goin on
[23:42] <soreau> ! virus | LinuxNoob_
[23:42] <soreau> LinuxNoob_: What is going on?
[23:42] <ddilinger> LinuxNoob_: but yes there are rootkits and other evil things that can hapen to your linux box
[23:42] <LinuxNoob_> i can see a picture of a fat chick...like really fat chick, and she shows through all windows, in about a 3x5 square
[23:43] <ddilinger> LinuxNoob_: if you only install signed packages from repositories, your chances are pretty minimal
[23:43] <Kylemm> soreau: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/S5cVddQg
[23:43] <ElderDryas> Kylemm: did you more than instance of Synaptic open?
[23:43] <guitar431> in linux every file has rights what mostlikely prevent viruses from infecting files
[23:43] <Guest56025> ....heloo
[23:43] <red2kic> LinuxNoob_: Javascript, maybe? Bad link? You installed Ubuntu yourself or somebody did that for you?
[23:43] <Guest56025> time is of the substance
[23:43] <LinuxNoob_> myself :D
[23:43] <Kylemm> ElderDryas: What do you mean?
[23:43] <ddilinger> guitar431: not really
[23:43] <soreau> Kylemm: Alright, so your drivers aren't working. Pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file
[23:43] <LinuxNoob_> i have no idea what i was doing
[23:43] <shcherbak> LinuxNoob_: paste screenie
[23:44] <Guest56025> does anyone know anything?
[23:44] <N3WZ1> hay all
[23:44] <LinuxNoob_> doesnt work
[23:44] <LinuxNoob_> already tired, screenshot dont work.
[23:44] <N3WZ1> yeah
[23:44] <LinuxNoob_> tried*
[23:44] <ElderDryas> close all Synaptic Package Managers and try the Harwaredrivers again...this time l;et us know what's going on :)
[23:44] <N3WZ1> sounds like the drivers
[23:44] <Guest56025> hello
[23:44] <LinuxNoob_> screenshot works, but u cant see the picture in the screenshots
[23:45] <LinuxNoob_> i remember vista used to do this
[23:45] <Guest56025> please help.....does anyone see anything in my link?
[23:45] <Guest56025> i have to go....
[23:45] <Guest56025> i'm using ethernet
[23:45] <cryptodira> what file/command causes the sound slider to live on the top panel?  indicator applet does NOT create it... just mail and display.
[23:45] <Guest56025> but please help plaese before i go
[23:46] <burkey> How do you email photo's from gthumb
[23:46] <LinuxNoob_> whats wrong guest
[23:46] <Guest56025> hehehehllo?
[23:46] <LinuxNoob_> yep
[23:46] <LinuxNoob_> whats the question
[23:47] <Guest56025> i asked already...pleas i cant acess wireless internet
[23:47] <Guest56025> EFIJOWDawvf
[23:47] <Guest56025> WOW
[23:47] <Guest56025> help
[23:47] <LinuxNoob_> calm down or i wont help you
[23:47] <LinuxNoob_> >.>
[23:47] <Guest56025> i have to go bye
[23:47] <Noobuntu> what's a sure way of terminating an application that won't terminate itself in ubuntu?
[23:47] <red2kic> Guest56025: You better go.
[23:47] <guitar431> kill
[23:47] <red2kic> Noobuntu: killall, xkill
[23:48] <LinuxNoob_> noobuntu: i 2nd that, sometimes my stuff freezes and cant do nothin bout it
[23:48] <guitar431> type ps -A
[23:48] <guitar431> you get all processes
[23:48] <soreau> ! realtek | Guest56025
[23:48] <guitar431> type kill processid to get rid of process
[23:48] <zvrk> hi new channel #eminem hwho want to follow go there
[23:48] <Noobuntu> so xkill in the console?
[23:48] <guitar431> you prolly have to sudo it
[23:48] <rww> zvrk: Don't advertise channels in here.
[23:48] <Noobuntu> sweet thanks red and guitar
[23:49] <red2kic> Noobuntu: If your window aren't responsing, use xkill, then click on the window you wish to kill.
[23:49] <red2kic> responding*
[23:50] <kevdog> killall <name of process>
[23:51] <nightangel> hey i was wondering if some one could help me out with a simple issue
[23:51] <BiPolah> !ask | nightangel
[23:51] <kevdog> man kill
[23:52] <nightangel> how do i load ubuntu along side my current OS without deleting it
[23:52] <BiPolah> nightangel: Just install Ubuntu on a separate partition
[23:52] <zvrk> hi new channel #eminem hwho want to follow go there
[23:52] <Kiler7> !pl
[23:52] <trench> !no
[23:52] <soreau> nightangel: When you install ubuntu, there is an option to automatically detect other OS'es and partition around them
[23:53] <red2kic> zvrk: Stop that crap.
[23:53] <kevdog> Id just really install it on a separate hard drive
[23:53] <chrome_> When I try to copy a file to an usb flash disk it says the file is too big. I'm using ubuntu. To which file system may I format it and with which tool?
[23:53] <rww> idoru: <3
[23:53] <cryptodira> what file/command causes the sound slider to live on the top panel?  indicator applet does NOT create it... just mail and display.
[23:53] <Belias> a Question about wget, I ran the command, "wget.exe -U firefox -r www.tutorialsforblender3d.com" and the internet got disconnected, i want to download with bypassing existing files, how?
[23:53] <burkey> can you email photo's from gthumb
[23:53] <Chriss_> hey guys I'm trying to install ubuntu alonside my windows but I don't see the option to do so I only see 2 of the options can anyone help
[23:54] <BiPolah> chrome_: If it's too big to fit on the drive then it'll still be too big regardless of the filesystem. Unless you've got other data on it and want to completely reformat in order to put the new file on there. Format it to ext4 in that case.
[23:55] <BiPolah> Belias: Set the option "
[23:55] <BiPolah> Belias: -nc
[23:55] <BiPolah> Belias: Perhaps try -c to continue as well
[23:55] <chrome_> BiPolah: FAT just supports a file with 4GB
[23:55] <chrome_> I want to put a file with almost 8 GB
[23:56] <chrome_> the flash disk has a capacity of 16GB
[23:56] <nightangel> yea i have an a unallocated portion  of my drive do i need to do anything special to it or when i do a manual partition will it go to that sector
[23:56] <Belias> BiPolah: wget.exe -U firefox -r -nc -c www.tutorialsforblender3d.com ???
[23:57] <BiPolah> Chrome_: Reformat to ext4 then, if you're using it for Ubuntu.
[23:57] <BiPolah> Belias: Why do you need to set -u? Just do: wget -r -nc www.tutorialsforblender3d.com
[23:59] <Belias> BiPolah: it gives 403 error