[00:00] <joelmob> how do i remove the firewall in ubuntu server
[00:00] <Logan_WP> thanks tsimpson
[00:00] <freebse> BuenGuenio: type it in a terminal that is it, to make it permanent add it to startup programs
[00:00] <Logan_WP> ...
[00:00] <CryonicCore> !ops
[00:00] <tsimpson> CryonicCore: yes?
[00:00] <mneptok> CryonicCore: bad strategy
[00:00] <joseAway> Good grief.
[00:01] <mneptok> joseAway: cat the file and see what it does :)
[00:01] <joseAway> Why does /etc/cron.daily/apt take so long?
[00:01] <BuenGenio> freebse, Alt+F2 -> gnome-volume-control-applet -> doesn't appear in the pane
[00:01] <BuenGenio> l
[00:01] <BuenGenio> is it because I'm running Docky?
[00:01] <xomp> hi, trying to setup an hybrid-ircd on my ubuntu server and I installed it via apt-get install hybrid-ircd and all went well, except there is absolutely NO ircd.conf in /etc/ircd-hybrid/ircd.conf lilke every bit of ubuntu's help files and hybrid-ircd's websites say there should be lol, please help!
[00:01] <BuenGenio> as well as panek
[00:01] <BuenGenio> panel
[00:01] <anonboots> Logan_WP: i did use that wizard.
[00:01] <BuenGenio> gnome-panel
[00:01] <joseAway> mneptok: I don't speak shell fluently. I'm worried because I'm on a shared machine, over ssh, and I started to run-parts without putting it in a screen to detach
[00:01] <Logan_WP> !enter | BuenGenio
[00:02] <anonboots> Logan_WP: I unplugged the printer. I reset it. They only thing I havent done is restarted my box.
[00:02] <joseAway> mneptok: so, if I close my ssh session while it is running... will bad things happen?
[00:02] <mneptok> joseAway: it checks for software updates. you can safely stop the process.
[00:02] <induz> I get error when i insert/give command: tar Zxvf??
[00:02] <freebse> BuenGenio: okay I admit I have debian, but still it does over here, maybe it is called something else in ubuntu, I can also add a volume control from the panel menu
[00:02] <BuenGenio> another issue - apt-get/aptitude  don't want to work through proxy
[00:02] <joseAway> mneptok: okay, that's what I thought/hoped :]]
[00:02] <joseAway> mneptok: what's a ballpark runtime for that?
[00:02] <mneptok> joseAway: claro que si.
[00:03] <Joeb454> bodhizazen: I think it's something to do with kernel config options
[00:03] <BuenGenio> have export http_proxy in bash, and apt says couldn't retrieve
[00:03] <mneptok> joseAway: depends on network speed and latency
[00:03] <Jordan_U> freebse: This is not #debian. This channel is for Ubuntu support only.
[00:03] <mneptok> Jordan_U: freebse is giving help, not asking for it
[00:04]  * mneptok shrugs
[00:04] <freebse> Jordan_U: so what where is the big difference... I was just saying that maybe in a few times there could be a difference
[00:04] <BillSunday> What mirror should I select for Natty Narwhal on PS3? I live in the USA.
[00:04] <Jordan_U> freebse: Sorry, missed the context. Ignore my previous comment.
[00:04] <anonboots> xomp: It is called example.conf
[00:04] <anonboots> xomp: You must edit it, and rename it ircd.conf
[00:04] <joseAway> mneptok: high speed, average latency. Should be less than five minutes, yes? Does it increase if it has not been run in a long time?
[00:05] <Logan_WP> !mirrorstatus | BillSunday
[00:05] <freebse> Jordan_U: I would not ask in here, even if normally all answers are also 100% comaptible
[00:05] <xomp> anonboots, there are actually _no_ files in my /etc/ircd-hybrid folder :3
[00:06] <anonboots> Did you untar it correctly?
[00:06] <Jordan_U> freebse: Understood. It was completely a mistake, I should have looked at the context of your comment before saying anything.
[00:06] <anonboots> and make and compile correctly?
[00:06] <joseAway> mneptok: ah well, I just stopped it and ran it again inside a screen session. Thanks for your advice :]
[00:06] <skeith> hey i've just install amarok from repo but it don't play mp3 any clue why?
[00:06] <freebse> Jordan_U: with the sound mixer applet ubuntu uses it is really a difference, so guess this is the 0.5%
[00:06] <xomp> anonboots, I used apt-get install ircd-hybrid
[00:06] <teb_> do you have all the codex installed?
[00:06] <skeith> i think yes
[00:07] <anonboots> xomp then what you need to do, is cd into the directory that you downloaded to, and untar it.
[00:07] <skeith> rythmbox play mp3
[00:07] <xomp> it was a package != tarball :P
[00:07] <freebse> Jordan_U: never mind, actually I found out in this case gnome-volume-control-applet does nothing and I don't know what the applet is called in Ubuntu, so actually true
[00:07] <xomp> an actual ubuntu package
[00:07] <anonboots> xomp lol I appologize.
[00:07] <xomp> hah no worries :)
[00:08] <anonboots> xomp Then you need to type in ./config
[00:08] <anonboots> If I am not mistaken, and follow the prompts.
[00:08] <wedwo-> freebse, it's called the indicator applet - just looked
[00:09] <teb_> hi there, anyone using WoW mouse from Steelseries? have some probs that the sensitivity is to high. I can adjust it in terminal with [xinput --set-prop "SteelSeries World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse" "Device Accel Constant Deceleration" 3,5
[00:09] <teb_> ] but it does randomly reset back with no reasons, somebody knows what the problem is?
[00:09] <BillSunday> Which architecture would I select for the PS3? I see powerpc, but that's mostly for Dapper Drake.
[00:09] <tripelb> I understand some laptops (this is an Atom) have trouble with Ubuntu. Is there a list? (Acer Aspire One is the laptop in question.
[00:09] <anonboots> I still cant get my Deskjet 1000 to work. I downloaded and installed the latest HPLIP, with no success. What should I do next?
[00:09] <BuenGenio> what's up with apt/aptitude not working through proxy??
[00:10] <freebse> wedwo-: thx like I said, I have seen this thing it is better, it can adjust applications volume within, with my box I just have a normal mixer that's it, guess ubuntu made somwthing own in this case
[00:10] <cntb> hi maverick grub2 dualboots ok w w7?
[00:10] <Jordan_U> cntb: Yes.
[00:11] <tsimpson> BillSunday: the one from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/10.04/release/
[00:11] <edwardteach> !hardware | tripelb
[00:11] <cntb> 10x Jordan_U
[00:11] <anonboots> cntb i would recommend installing ubuntu next to windows. Not windows next to ubuntu.
[00:11] <Jordan_U> cntb: You're welcome.
[00:11] <cntb> will proceed then withusb install
[00:11] <cntb> good day
[00:11] <BillSunday> tsimpson: Thanks!
[00:11] <ubun> does anyone know how to configure vsftpd?
[00:11] <xomp> argh, this is so annoying
[00:12] <mneptok> ubun: what do you plan to use it for?
[00:12] <mneptok> ubun: and ... why not use SFTP/SCP?
[00:12] <ubun> well i just got a hosting account for a website  and it said i needed a ftp serever
[00:12] <mneptok> ubun: for ... what?
[00:13] <ubun> sorry it said ftp client
[00:13] <EOF-sensei> my keyboard's numpad is unusable in ubuntu's generic 2.6.37 and up kernels
[00:13] <EOF-sensei> what's gone wrong?
[00:13] <anonboots> ubun I recommend filezilla
[00:13] <freebse> that supposed to be a client I guess
[00:13] <mneptok> ubun: Places > Connect to server
[00:13] <freebse> gftp
[00:14]  * mneptok sees no need to install a client when GNOME supports all this natively
[00:14] <freebse> but ok I like old programs, guess there is a better one out there since 5 years at least ;)
[00:14] <ubun> ANONBOOTS: ok... and filezilla is a site right?  MNEPTOK: is that the gui for vsftpd?
[00:14] <tsimpson> ubun: vsftpd is an FTP server, not a client
[00:15] <anonboots> ubun: filezilla is an FTP client for Linux. Its easy to use.
[00:15] <dasecretzofwar> hey all need help setting up a dvr video card for use with zoneminder.....the card is in and i see /dev/video0 but nothing in zoneminder any help?
[00:15] <mneptok> ubun: vsftpd is a server. it serves the FTP protocol.
[00:15] <ubun> tsimpson ok i eee...
[00:16] <ubun> mneptok then thats not what i need... thans tsimpson: and mneptok... anonboots: i found it... let me try to do it... thanks
[00:16] <freebse> maybe this ftp server is installed on the side of your website host, you don't need the server
[00:16] <Percius> Anyone know how to check DD
[00:16] <freebse> you need the client and connect to that server
[00:16] <Percius> dd's progress after the command is started
[00:17] <Aikar> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/607560   < anyone got any extra insight on fixing this bug ? its very annoying :(
[00:18] <tsimpson> Percius: you need to get the PID of the process, then issue "kill -USR1 dd_pid" (replacing dd_pid) from another shell
[00:18] <joelmob> can i fork a java process into background with a special command?
[00:19] <induz> I can extraxt the .tar.gz file but it does nothing , the program is not getting installed..please send me more info?
[00:19] <tripelb> edwardteach, thanks. I didnt see it on here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_supported_architectures
[00:19] <tripelb> now I'll look there
[00:20] <induz> I have downloaded a .tar.gz file, i can extract it with archive manager but what should i do after that?
[00:20] <razorr1990> compile it :P
[00:20] <induz> readme and install file say nothing about how to?
[00:20] <razorr1990> yes
[00:20] <razorr1990> usually it is ./configure
[00:20] <kdog> is there a netinst image available, instead of downloading a whole CD?
[00:20] <induz> basically i am trying to intsll wine-doors, its not in repo
[00:21] <ubun> how do i connect filezilla to server?
[00:21] <razorr1990> read install.txt
[00:21] <stickjr25> i just installed ubuntu and when i bootup it says my monitor is out of range, how can i fix it.
[00:21] <needhelp1> ikonia, hey you around
[00:21] <razorr1990> its should say ./configure and then make install
[00:21] <sharav> Open Source driver helps me for execute 3d java app
[00:21] <needhelp1> ubun, i would ask in filezilla
[00:22] <sharav> I've removed official ati driver
[00:22] <ubun> .... needhelp: k
[00:22] <mneptok> ubun: Places > Connect to server
[00:22] <sharav> performance is not well as official ati driver, but not bad ;) thanks all
[00:22] <induz> here is the website ;http://sourceforge.net/projects/winedoors/files/
[00:22] <mneptok> ubun: that's all you need. you do not need Filezilla.
[00:22] <ubun> ?
[00:23] <novato_br> hi
[00:23] <edwardteach> tripelb,  I am on a acer one D255  and all is well on ubuntu 10.10!
[00:23] <thirtytwobitrig> type who in terminal, being the only user, and I get "tty7" & "pts/0". what is this?
[00:23] <novato_br> how can I fix that? ==> iwconfig wlan0 mode ad-hoc => Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) :     SET failed on device wlan0 ; Operation not supported.
[00:23] <darren_> can someone tell me how i can chat on backtrack-linux?
[00:23] <rww> darren_: register and identify with NickServ
[00:23] <novato_br> I have a wireless integrated card on my notebook
[00:23] <induz> I tried to search on package manager and its not listed
[00:24] <induz> I am running ubuntu Lucid
[00:24] <novato_br> I'm running maverick
[00:24] <Pici> darren_: Read the instructions in their channel topic
[00:24] <novato_br> !bot wireless
[00:24] <novato_br> !bot ad-hoc
[00:24] <darren_> k thanks guys
[00:24] <novato_br> ?
[00:24] <Pici> !msgthebot | novato_br
[00:25] <novato_br> [22:25] <novato_br> ad-hoc [00:25] <novato_br> what the fuck!
[00:25] <Pici> novato_br: Please mind your langauage here.
[00:25] <novato_br> sorry
[00:25] <anonboots> I just got my printer fixed on my own, but always enjoying help from #ubuntu. Thanks everyone.
[00:26] <Logan_WP> anonboots: glad you figured it out
[00:26] <Logan_WP> anonboots: what was the solution, fwiw?
[00:26] <edwardteach> thirtytwobitrig, one is the terminal and one is the x session i.e gui  both your sessions
[00:27] <anonboots> Logan_WP I had made a mistake installing it earlier, and hadnt removed the "old" printer from the list, and it was still sending jobs to the "old" printer.
[00:27] <Logan_WP> anonboots: ah, okay
[00:27] <anonboots> Logan_WP Just a simple change in a dropdown menu was all it took.
[00:27] <thirtytwobitrig> edwardteach, thanks for that.
[00:28] <needhelp1> im having issues getting firefox to do anything, it wont load or run, typing firefox in terminal does nothing either
[00:29] <BedMan> needhelp1: see if you have a hung process - run: ps -ef | grep firefox
[00:29] <ecinx3_> I uninstalled unity and ubuntu desktop and reinstalled and the problem persists. but
[00:29] <ecinx3_> kde's window manager works fine though
[00:29] <needhelp1> BedMan, jessica@jessica-laptop:~$ ps -ef | grep firefox
[00:29] <needhelp1> jessica   2163  2026  0 19:31 pts/0    00:00:00 grep --color=auto firefox
[00:30] <magicianlord> Good day, sirs.
[00:30] <BedMan> nope, just the grep showing, so you don't have a hung process
[00:30] <mickster04> magicianlord: and ladies
[00:31] <needhelp1> BedMan, back ground info..  i installed a third party add on called firesheep, had errors, disabled the addon and unistalled, restarted firefox, now wont work
[00:31] <mickster04> needhelp1: reinstall firefox?
[00:31] <BedMan> needhelp1: try that
[00:31] <BedMan> hmmmm
[00:32] <mickster04> !nick | qcode
[00:32] <mickster04> qcode: sorry
[00:32] <BedMan> there may also be a way to watch the logs while you try to start firefox
[00:32] <mickster04> !nick | q_a_z_steve
[00:32] <needhelp1> mickster04, BedMan  sudo apt-get removed firefox ?
[00:32] <needhelp1> mickster04, BedMan  sudo apt-get remove firefox
[00:32] <mickster04> needhelp1: da
[00:33] <BedMan> needhelp1: yes
[00:34] <ecinx3_> anyone knows how to fix 'ubuntu desktop'? not classic
[00:34] <middle> apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[00:34] <mickster04> ecinx3_: whats broken?
[00:35] <ecinx3_> no taskbars
[00:35] <ecinx3_> the bottom and the top one are missing mickster04
[00:35] <Daekdroom> !panels | ecinx3_
[00:35] <Ghastly> hey, having a problem editing .profile
[00:35] <ecinx3_> ubottu: not using gnome though
[00:35] <Daekdroom> ecinx3_, what ubuntu version are you using?
[00:35] <mickster04> ecinx3_: what are you using then?
[00:35] <Ghastly> uh, asked in #bash, and they say  theres nothing wrong with it
[00:36] <Ghastly> http://pastebin.com/a4jYwqqP
[00:36] <ecinx3_> natty
[00:36] <ezy> hello folks...I couldn't remember where to download the software named quality
[00:36] <Daekdroom> !natty | ecinx3_
[00:36] <mickster04> ecinx3_: if you're not using gnome what are you using?
[00:36] <Ghastly> but, I can only set one Enviromental Variable it seems
[00:36] <induz> I have this file on my desktop wine-door.tar.gz, how can i install it as a program... I am trying hard to get it right
[00:36] <Orphite> register capturez22 iamtobefound@gmail.com
[00:36] <Pici> ecinx3_: Natty support is in #ubuntu+1 only
[00:36] <Logan_WP> ...
[00:36] <Ghastly> the second (LB_....) is ignored
[00:36] <Pici> Orphite: Please pick a new password, and try not to do that again.
[00:36] <Logan_WP> Orphite: you probably shouldn't have posted that in the channel
[00:36] <ecinx3_> thanks Pici
[00:36] <Orphite> lol
[00:37] <iflema> induz  usually, in a terminal @ that dir, type     ./configure    then type    make    then do a     sudo make install       provided the file is extracted and its dependencies are in place..... =)
[00:37] <Orphite> lol haha doh
[00:37] <needhelp1> mickster04, BedMan  if i want to remove something i installed via git in Desktop/junk. I used make ... to delete it/uninstall it .. ive moved my terminal into that directory
[00:37] <ecinx3_> it was working before, so i wonder what happened. and I'm trying to test touch screen feautures
[00:37] <needhelp1> how should i remove it, or unistall it
[00:38] <konner> Hey can someone help me
[00:38] <needhelp1> konner, dont ask for help, just ask your question
[00:38] <Logan_WP> !ask | konner
[00:39] <konner> how do i install nvidia driver
[00:39] <induz> iflema, it does not work
[00:39] <induz> it says No such directory
[00:39] <mickster04> !nvidia
[00:39] <magicianlord> konner: are you connected to the internet?
[00:39] <mickster04> magicianlord: no :p
[00:39] <konner> yes i have downloaded a driver but it needs to be run in root
[00:39] <magicianlord> mickster04: konner is asking. do yu have the same issue?
[00:40] <mickster04> konner: then sudo commandhere
[00:40] <Logan_WP> magicianlord: he's using IRC O_o
[00:40] <mickster04> magicianlord: well he is on irc?
[00:40] <magicianlord> konner: just install it from within ubuntu. in system, administration, hardware drivers (select activate recommended driver)
[00:40] <needhelp1> could be on a phone
[00:40] <Logan_WP> needhelp1: he's still connected to the Internet
[00:40] <mickster04> needhelp1: ?
[00:41] <induz> is there any website for installing from .tar .gz file??
[00:41] <induz> I can unpack it but can not intsall it
[00:41] <\bMike\b> What architectures are supported by Ubuntu?
[00:41] <mickster04> induz: no guide?
[00:41] <mickster04> \bMike\b: define architectures?
[00:42] <difesa> I'm attempting to install ubuntu, but  im stuck at the "Who are you?" screen with the form filled out but the "foward" button greyed out.  reloading the page does not help and there doesn't seem to be a way to stop the installer.  does anyone have advice?
[00:42] <thunkee> induz: tar xvzf abc.tar.gz ... cd abc ... man README or INSTALL :)
[00:42] <induz> mickster04, there is no guide and guidance
[00:42] <needhelp1> mickster04, BedMan   https://github.com/codebutler/firesheep    scroll down and look at build and the instructions for ubuntu. This is the addon for firefox i installed, then removed. Now i want to remove / uninstall this from my pc entirely. Do i just delete it?
[00:42] <IdleOne> difesa: type the username in lower case letters only
[00:42] <Logan_WP> \bMike\b: many...  which one are you inquiring about?
[00:42] <thunkee> induz: sry more README
[00:42] <konner> okay this is confusing me it says i do not have a nvidida graphic card installed
[00:42] <difesa> Idleone: thank you
[00:42] <mickster04> konner: well then :p[
[00:43] <\bMike\b> mickster04, Logan_WP: arm and sparc
[00:43] <cntb> Jordan_U: there?
[00:43] <konner> its weird it also says know i have the stock intel video card
[00:44] <Jordan_U> cntb: Yes.
[00:44] <mickster04> \bMike\b: i believe arm works, not sure about sparc?
[00:44] <ezy> sorry...it is Qt...Is that the recommended GUI development tool for ubuntu or linux in general ?
[00:44] <afv> what's this program called that analyzes your disk to fragmentation areas and shows disk usage nicely?
[00:44] <induz> there is a README file but it doesnt tell me How to
[00:44] <needhelp1> basically if i used git to grab something, then used ./autogen.sh and make to set it up. to uninstall this do i just delete it ?
[00:44] <afv> i think it's in accessories in ubuntu
[00:44] <induz> i just want to install debian/wine-doors.1
[00:45] <mickster04> \bMike\b: alwaysinnovating have an arm based tablet that runs ubuntu i believe
[00:45] <IdleOne> induz: what are you trying to install?
[00:45] <cntb> k not sure if auto suggest repartition un usb 10.10 netbook install did not work cause of two ntfs partition or bcoz of beinn w7
[00:45] <induz> wine-door
[00:45] <v0lksman> needhelp1, yes..usually...ymmv
[00:45] <afv> anyone?
[00:45] <bc81> afv: baobab
[00:45] <Logan_WP> !arm | \bMike\b
[00:45] <sri13> hi to all
[00:45] <afv> bc81, thanks!
[00:45] <Logan_WP> !sparc | \bMike\b
[00:45] <Logan_WP> \bMike\b: hope those help
[00:46] <exutux> ù
[00:46] <\bMike\b> Logan_WP: probably - thanks
[00:46] <mickster04> Logan_WP: good spot
[00:46] <sri13> I had a problem in kubuntu 10.10 , can u help me
[00:46] <Logan_WP> mickster04: lol, thanks
[00:46] <Logan_WP> !kubuntu | sri13
[00:46] <induz> IdleOne, I want to install wine-doors from here :http://sourceforge.net/projects/winedoors/files/
[00:46] <cntb> then after no suggestio I was offered manual and not sure if install will resize and still let me boot into w7 safely Jordan_U
[00:46] <Logan_WP> \bMike\b: you're welcome
[00:46] <konner>  Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller
[00:46] <cntb> I mean manual repartition  Jordan_U
[00:46] <konner> is this grapic card supported
[00:46] <sri13> Logan_WP: thanks
[00:47] <Logan_WP> sri13: you're welcome
[00:47] <Jordan_U> cntb: Why are you using manual partitioning?
[00:47] <mickster04> induz: how is it different to playonlinux?
[00:47] <cntb> ^^ maybe bcoz install met special two ntfs partition s situation  Jordan_U
[00:48] <EOF-sensei> which channel deals with alpha issues?
[00:48] <mickster04> !aplha
[00:48] <EOF-sensei> hmm
[00:48] <mickster04> blurgh EOF-sensei usually ubuntu+1?
[00:48] <induz> mickster04, i dont know, I just got it from a book on ubuntu
[00:48] <bastidrazor> EOF-sensei: #ubuntu+1
[00:48] <cntb> did not suggest to my surprise a resize offered use all disk or manual
[00:48] <EOF-sensei> thx :P
[00:48] <induz> ok how can i get permission to /usr/src folder??
[00:48] <mickster04> induz: try playonlinux instead sounds like they do similar things, except playonlinux is actually maintained
[00:48] <cntb> MI wrong Jordan_U ?
[00:48] <EOF-sensei> chown :D
[00:48] <Jordan_U> cntb: My guess is that you already have the maximum 4 primary partitions.
[00:49] <Logan_WP> !who | EOF-sensei
[00:49] <induz> I dont want to play games, i just want this WORd [MS] to work staright
[00:49] <HowardTheDuck> hey
[00:49] <mickster04> hullo
[00:49] <cntb> Oh yes the recovery on win 7startup yep Jordan_U
[00:49] <HowardTheDuck> whats up mickster04
[00:49] <mickster04> induz: yeah
[00:49] <mickster04> induz: seriously check it out
[00:49] <mickster04> HowardTheDuck: problem?
[00:50] <HowardTheDuck> yes
[00:50] <mickster04> !details
[00:50] <tripelb> edwardteach is gone but thank you anyway.
[00:50] <cntb> so ? ubuntu wont be on primary Jordan_U will resize still work correctly on manual repartition and not kill w7 boot?
[00:50] <induz> mickster04, i will install it but my Q is how can I install a s/w from tar.gz downloaded file
[00:50] <Jordan_U> cntb: Some OEMs set things up that way, and it's rather annoying because if they just made one of the 4 primary partitions a logical one you could create as many partitions as you wanted. As is you're stuck with 4 untill you delete one :(
[00:50] <HowardTheDuck> i added a 2 TB hard drive to my ubuntu/win7 system for storage.  formatted it in ntfs with windows
[00:50] <HowardTheDuck> but when i boot into ubuntu, it doesn't see the drive.
[00:51] <mickster04> induz: normally there are instructions, but sually involved unpaclking ./configure ./make ./makeinstall
[00:51] <HowardTheDuck> i don't want to necessarily have it auto mount, but i'd like it to show up in nautilus at least so i can click on it to load it the way i can my other ntfs partition
[00:51] <mickster04> HowardTheDuck: places > computer > there?
[00:51] <HowardTheDuck> nope only my 350 GB ntfs partition i have windows on
[00:52] <Jordan_U> cntb: You need to use one primary partition as an extended partition, within which you can create any number of logical partitions. Since your OEM used up all 4 primary partitions without making any of them extended you'll need to delete one to add any more.
[00:52] <HowardTheDuck> it shows up in nautilus so i can click on it to mount it, and then eject it when done
[00:52] <HowardTheDuck> id'd like the new 2 tb drive i put in to do the same
[00:52] <cntb> oh  s maybe I reconfigure and say bye to second ntfs to get things done Jordan_U ? may take time but seems the only way out
[00:52] <DoctorPepper> is anyone  here  using squid3 with squidguard please ???
[00:53] <Jordan_U> cntb: Yes, but be very carefull what partition you delete. The small "system" partition for instance is needed for Windows 7 to be able to boot.
[00:53] <K350> How do get DVD's to automaticaly open in VLC?
[00:54] <iflema> induz: extract the file, then enter the extracted folders directory in a terminal (cd /path/to/extract) then ./configure, make, sudo make install
[00:55] <HowardTheDuck> nevermind guys i got it taken care of
[00:55] <mickster04> HowardTheDuck: how'd you fix it then?
[00:56] <Dewey24> DoctorPepper: maybe in #ubuntu-server channel
[00:56] <mickster04> !away
[00:56] <Xeon06> I have a small PHP-CLI server I want to run. Where should I put the actual .php files?
[00:56] <HowardTheDuck> mickster04, I'm a fool nothing was wrong, I just overlooked it in my explorer window
[00:56] <DoctorPepper> ok
[00:56] <DoctorPepper> thanks
[00:57] <Decepticon> So the solution was?
[00:57] <tripelb> I have a question: I have a logitech webcam. I want to use the microphone part for sound. How do I tell if it works just for starters?  (It works on XP)
[00:57] <Logan_WP> !webcam | tripelb
[00:58] <tripelb> Logan, it works as a webcam with cheese. I am just asking to use the AUDIO part.
[00:58] <Logan_WP> cheese?
[00:58] <Dewey24> tripelb: alsamixer?
[00:58] <Logan_WP> oh, Cheese
[00:58] <magicianlord> what's the difference between alsamixer and pulseaudio
[00:59] <Dewey24> !sound
[00:59] <tripelb> cheese webcam booth is a program Logan_WP --- I can get alsamixer. I see nothing with soundrecorder, should I?
[01:00] <tripelb> following the Dewey24 suggestions from ubottu
[01:02] <tripelb> Logan_WP, Dewey24 thankyou thankyou thankyou. I had to "choose" the webcam as a sound source.  <3 #ubuntu
[01:02] <tripelb> simple my dear watson
[01:03] <induz> is there any website where i can see what to do to install .tar.gz files ???
[01:04] <iflema> induz: ms word works good on wine alone, once install in a terminal    wine /path/to/msoffice.exe   or whatever.... Virtual machine of winblows even better or you have no winblowsto install? I know where MS Word runs best :P
[01:04] <polacyrobacy> induz: untar, read the manual inside
[01:04] <Dewey24> induz: just uncompress the gziped file and read inside README file
[01:04] <ecinx3> what's the channel for natty again?
[01:05] <g_0_0> !natty | ecinx3
[01:05] <rww> ecinx3: #ubuntu+1
[01:05] <ecinx3> thanks
[01:06] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300 Iknow kinda of a silly thing but can be handy  i followed the instructions and seems to refresh but not showing on Context Menu hopefully some one can help me out thanks in advance
[01:06] <AegisX> Hi guys; I'm after some advice. I want to run a dual boot of Windows 7 and Ubuntu, but want to share a separate drive of documents, images and so on. Is this possible?
[01:07] <induz> Install file reda like this:http://paste.ubuntu.com/567933/
[01:07] <iflema> AegisX: yes, just format it so winblos can see it and ubuntu will be fine with it....
[01:07] <Logan_WP> !dualboot | AegisX
[01:07] <Logan_WP> !misspelling | iflema
[01:07] <induz> why its getting so complicated
[01:08] <willystylee> hello again all, i bought a KVM switch and i'm trying to use it to have it connected to my main PC (win7) and my new machine i just installed ubuntu on. I hooked it up properly, and tried using it. It worked when switching from the win7 machine to the ubuntu one, but after the (1st and only) successful switch, ubuntu just didnt seem to recognize my mouse or keyboard. Can anyone help?
[01:08]  * iflema winblows :P
[01:08] <djjonex_> need a radio station player for ubuntu
[01:08] <AegisX> Thanks everyone :)
[01:08] <magicianlord> djjonex_: vlc
[01:08] <djjonex_> vlc?
[01:08] <speedy> sudo apt-get install vlc
[01:08] <ecinx3> DamirHorvat:  ?
[01:08] <induz> Readme file is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/567934/
[01:09] <magicianlord> djjonex_: vlc has an icecast directory built into the playlist
[01:10] <needhelp1> to get help with a command you type what?
[01:10] <needhelp1> i know how to read the man files but
[01:10] <AegisX> So I'm thinking, if I have one partition as an NTFS, both Ubuntu and Windows could link to that as the main "Documents" folder?
[01:10] <needhelp1> like with rm ... help rm ... rm help
[01:10] <speedy> add refresh desktop to right click Context Menu works so it seems but not showing on Context Menu
[01:10] <speedy> here is link > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:11] <induz> djjonex_, if u find one let me know too
[01:11] <Pici> needhelp1: man rm
[01:11] <noob> Hi, i think there is a distant exploit in Ubuntu 10.10... i reinstalled it (checked the box telling me "automaticall download the updates"), never accessed the second partition,  and 1 mp3s from this second partition was in the trashbin, it did not download the updates and i have to download it now !
[01:12] <djjonex_> induz these ppl told me vlc im gonna try it
[01:12] <Logan_WP> noob: huh?
[01:12] <noob> Logam_huh ?
[01:13] <induz> how to get icecast on VLC?
[01:13] <noob> the name of the mp3 is "1 Dubstep Devil"
[01:13] <iflema> AegisX: yep, but, you might need to setup ubuntu to mount the drive on boot
[01:13] <noob> it is a serious problem...
[01:14] <Logan_WP> noob: yes, dubstep is a serious problem.
[01:14] <noob> i know i never accessed this partition, i also know i checked the "download the updates during installations"
[01:15] <noob> erf 2h15 am no one will be able to help me now
[01:16] <noob> Logan_WP can you tell me why this file i never is in the trashbin ?
[01:16] <noob> or can you only tell some bullshits ?
[01:16] <noob> s/tell/say
[01:16] <Logan_WP> !language | noob
[01:17] <noob> ou are hipocrite because you are teasing me saying "dubstep is a serious problem" and being offuscated
[01:17] <noob> but you already know it for sure
[01:18] <speedy> ctrl-r and F5 keys are the same ? want to add this to the Right Click Desktop "Context Menu"
[01:19] <noob> Hi, i think there is a distant exploit in Ubuntu 10.10... i reinstalled it (checked the box telling me "automaticall download the updates"), never accessed the second partition,  and 1 mp3s from this second partition was in the trashbin, it did not download the updates and i have to download it now !
[01:19] <noob> please can anyone help me ?
[01:20] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:21] <optimizal> Anone setup an NFS share with ubuntu, and try to connect to it on OSX server? I created the share, and it showing up as an empty drive on the osx server
[01:22] <CRC_> Meh this will do for now I guess
[01:24] <matu> Hi, i think there is a distant exploit in Ubuntu 10.10... i reinstalled it (checked the box telling me "automaticall download the updates"), never accessed the second partition,  and 1 mp3s from this second partition was in the trashbin, it did not download the updates and i have to download it now !
[01:25] <sacarlson> matu: did you look at the dates the mp3 file was last modified and accessed?
[01:25] <matu> i cant do that sacarlson
[01:25] <ezy> hello folks, I get a lot of Ignores when I do apt-get update...Anyway to fix this problem ?
[01:25] <cannonfodder> can i ask an ops permission to bring a bot in here? im going to be making one soon enough, but i don't want to break any rules
[01:25] <matu> i dont know how, i will call the police tomorrow
[01:25] <sacarlson> matu: why what disk format is it in?
[01:26] <matu> what you mean ?
[01:26] <matu> i performed a fresh install, the file system is ext4
[01:26] <sacarlson> matu: in ext3 and ext4 and most other keep a record in the file structure of times stamps
[01:26] <matu> i beg you please tell me how to know what happened
[01:26] <matu> i am not a technician...
[01:27] <cannonfodder> matu?
[01:27] <danub> hey all
[01:27] <cannonfodder> wats up?
[01:27] <matu> sacarlson,
[01:27] <sacarlson> matu: I would use natuilus or any ls -l  your file to see properties of the time stamps
[01:27] <danub> im trying to do an update from an 10.04 to 10.10 and running into this issue "An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade:
[01:27] <danub> E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be
[01:27] <matu> oh
[01:28] <matu> it just says "yesterday"
[01:28] <danub> caused by held packages. "
[01:28] <matu> i slept fora while
[01:28] <Spaztic_One> any recommended partitioning schemes for a 250 Gb HDD on a laptop?
[01:28] <sacarlson> matu: that might point to the fact that it happend before or after the window of time you were doing your update or install
[01:28] <danub> what does it mean and how do i resolve it?
[01:28] <sacarlson> matu: what is the time stamp numbers?
[01:29] <matu> just tell me how to do it, as i said before i am not a technician...
[01:29] <matu> time stamp numbers...
[01:30] <sacarlson> matu:  you can also look at your /var/log/auth.log to see who was accessing the computer since it was first created
[01:30] <danub> what is matu looking for?
[01:30] <matu> danub
[01:30] <Logan_WP> he found a random dubstep file in his trash
[01:30] <sacarlson> matu: nautilus  right click on the file and look at properties
[01:30] <matu> Hi, i think there is a distant exploit in Ubuntu 10.10... i reinstalled it (checked the box telling me "automaticall download the updates"), never accessed the second partition,  and 1 mp3s from this second partition was in the trashbin, it did not download the updates and i have to download it now !
[01:30] <matu> i already told you it only says "YESTERDAY"
[01:30] <jrib> matu: what is a "distant exploit"?
[01:30] <matu> using nautilus sacarlson...
[01:31] <scampbell> matu: "I found a file in my trash I don't understand so I think this whole operating system has been exploited"  doesn't really inspire much worry.
[01:32] <matu> scampbell, your comment it useless, i did not throw this file into the trashbin... but it is in the trahsbin, i never accessed the partition before
[01:32] <danub> matu: just look at /var/log/auth.log that will tell you who has been logged in
[01:32] <sacarlson> matu: do you know how to look at a log file?
[01:33] <scampbell> matu: I merely point out your assumption that "I don't understand" = "I've been exploited" doesn't make sense. Nothing more.
[01:34] <ezy> why do I get Ign http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid-updates/restricted Translation-en_US ...for sudo apt-get update ?
[01:34] <matu> oh yes m english is not perfect, i am very sorry scampbell , just dont read me
[01:34] <matu> sacarlson, what is the exact command please ?
[01:34] <Logan_WP> matu: danub already told you
[01:34] <sacarlson> matu: to view a file?  do you know what nautilus is ?
[01:34] <jrib> ezy: think it just means it's up to date so not downloaded
[01:35] <matu> no he did not tell me which command i have to type
[01:35] <Logan_WP> you open it...
[01:35] <matu> i already used nautilus guys, nautilus only tell me the file had been accessed "yesterday"
[01:35] <ezy> jrib, cool...i thought it was some error..what does hit mean ?
[01:35] <Pici> matu: sudo less /var/log/auth.log
[01:35] <Pici> matu: press q to quit when you're done.
[01:35] <sacarlson> matu: yestarday at what time and secounds please?
[01:36] <Ben64> I upgraded to firefox-4.0.. does anyone know how to disable the CTRL+Q shortcut to close firefox? It's really easy to hit when going for CTRL+W.
[01:36] <jrib> ezy: probably that it "hit"/fetched/downloaded/found the file online
[01:37] <ezy> ok cool...and how about Err http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid/main Packages ?
[01:37] <sacarlson> matu: you should see two time stamps like this Thu 06 Jan 2011 10:45:11 AM ICT
[01:37] <drc> matu: in nautilus Edit>Preferences>Display Change the Date Format to the top listing and then look in the trash for the date and time
[01:38] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:38] <jrib> ezy: pretty sure that one's for "Err", it can't find the file for some reason.  I've never been able to see documentation explaining these things, but that's what they seem to mean
[01:38] <jrib> ezy: I meant to say "Error"
[01:38] <Cyrano_De> Anyone seen an issue with getting a dhcp reservation from a Cisco dhcp server?
[01:39] <sacarlson> drc: matu: yes that will also work check both modified and accessed times to view
[01:39] <Cyrano_De> I can reserve my address on my home ICS dhcpd server without issue but the cisco dhcp server at the office does not hand me my reserved address.
[01:39] <jrib> ezy: you've inspired me to go read apt-get's source
[01:39] <cookiedoom> hey guys, I have a problem installing php5 on my ec2 with Ubuntu, every time I try to apt-get it or aptitude it I get:  404  Not Found [IP: 10.252.111.96 80]
[01:39] <cookiedoom> E: Failed to fetch http://us-east-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/php5/php5-common_5.3.3-1ubuntu9.1_i386.deb: 404  Not Found [IP: 10.252.111.96 80]
[01:39] <rww> sudo apt-get update
[01:39] <cookiedoom> did that already :(
[01:39] <jrib> cookiedoom: choose a new mirror
[01:39] <ezy> jrib...haha, glad for my inspiration...thanks for explaining mate
[01:40] <cookiedoom> jrib: how?
[01:40] <jrib> cookiedoom: System → Administration → Software Sources
[01:40] <drc> sacarlson: even the the "yesterday" should also give a timestamp
[01:40] <cookiedoom> in terminal though
[01:40] <jrib> cookiedoom: edit your /etc/apt/sources.list*
[01:40] <cookiedoom> oh, right
[01:40] <cookiedoom> k, thanks
[01:40] <Cyrano_De> I have enabled the send dhcp-client-identifier option in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf to no resolution
[01:40] <matu> ok drc and Pici i am tring do it
[01:41] <cookiedoom> whats a suggested mirror?
[01:41] <sacarlson> drc: yes it gives times not yestarday
[01:41] <brandon420> is there a app to convert/burn flac to a cd?
[01:41] <jrib> !mirrors | cookiedoom
[01:42] <Cyrano_De> Capturing tcpdumps of the transaction my client sends Option 61 as a length 6 value with the first pair in my MAC address dropped.
[01:42] <matu> drc nautilus is not installed
[01:42] <matu> i use xfce...
[01:43] <scampbell> Cyrano_De:  Are you implying that your dhcp server at work honor the reserved address you made at home?
[01:43] <drc> matu: "i already used nautilus guys, nautilus only tell me the..." then this statement was wrong?
[01:43] <speedy> well I guess no one knows how to add to Context Menu  Refresh Desktop >>> heres the link > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:44] <tron101> is there alot of advantages to ubuntu?
[01:44] <matu> it looks it is drc because it says nautilus is not installed !
[01:44] <matu> this computer is completely cracked
[01:44] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: No, I am implying that I can get a reservation at homee on my 192.168.x.x subnet from a linux dhcp server, but I am unable to get a reservation at the office on a 10.1.x.x network from a cisco dhcp server.
[01:44] <speedy> well format and start over
[01:45] <matu> why should i upgrade the system after i choose "automatically download updates during installation" ?
[01:45] <drc> matu: how did you try to start nautilus?
[01:45] <speedy> do a complete new install  if its been cracked
[01:45] <matu> it is normal ? is it normal a file i never that was on a partition i never accessed is now in the trahsbin ?
[01:45] <matu> using alt+f2
[01:46] <Cyrano_De> It does not seem to matter if I prefix the "cleint-identifier" option with 01 in the pool on the cisco switch.
[01:46] <gp5st1> I'm trying to install AIR on a headless server (with X fwding to install and using Xvfb for the app). I'm getting an error where the air installer says it can't connect to the gnome-keyring.  the keyring deamon is installed and I exported the variables it outputs. I'm really lost.  Adobe's docs aren't any help:( (http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/840/cpsid_84062.html http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/492/cpsid_49267.html)
[01:46] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: so what response does the dns server give or does it just ignore you?
[01:47] <matu> I NEVER ACCESSED THIS PARTITION, I ONLY STARTED THE PC FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE INSTALLATION IS FINISHED
[01:47] <Galaxor> I'm on a dumb terminal.  Is there a way to make man not output the formatting?  This is not particularly readable:  SYNOPSISESC[9;7H man
[01:47] <econdudeawesome> has anyone here got CUDA or PyCUDA working?
[01:47] <Cyrano_De> If I pad the "send dhcp-client-identifier" option with a 01 prefix I can see the full mac address being sent to the dhcp server.
[01:47] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: I get an unreserved address.
[01:47] <drexl> (process:235): GlibWarning **: get pwuid_r() failed due to unknown user id (0)
[01:48] <drexl> removing quiet splash from the grub.cfg file eliminated the error.
[01:48] <drexl> bug nomore
[01:48] <Logan_WP> !pastebin | drexl
[01:48] <Logan_WP> oh wait, nvm
[01:48] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: okay, unreserved address usually means that you have requested an ip address from that network that you cannot have.  So that's a clue for us.
[01:48] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: The reserved addresses place my machine in a more privledged firewall zone that allows me more access to our datacenter vlans.
[01:48] <drexl> ubottu: go suck a bag of dicks
[01:49] <econdudeawesome> drexl: have a heart man. Whats the deal?
[01:49] <Jordan_U> !ohmy | drexl
[01:49] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: understood.  It sound like the server is receiving a request from you machine for a specific ip address and the server is not programmed to allow you to have that ip address.
[01:49] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: I do not have the dhclient requesting a specific IP.  I even clear the /var/lib/dhcp3 directory of all previous entries for each try.
[01:49] <drexl> econdudeawesome: oops
[01:50] <sacarlson> matu: try the command stat yourfilename.mp3  | pastebinit  and give us the url returned
[01:50] <Aikar> crap
[01:50] <Aikar> i was trying to repair my windows install
[01:50] <teb_> Hi there, Anyone using WoW mouse v1 from steelseries?
[01:50] <Aikar> and it seems it messed up my grub
[01:50] <Aikar> im getting bootmgr is missing
[01:50] <MadHaTTer_777> can anyone help a annoyingly needey noob?
[01:50] <drexl> econdudeawesome: there are thousands with this error and the solution is so simple I just want to get it out there
[01:50] <pyrony> wine rocks.
[01:50] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:51] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: it can also mean that your server has -no- address pool configured that you are allowed to access.   If it's a restricted network I would certainly suspect that to be of issue.
[01:51] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: The reservation is set on the dhcp server and the client just asks for whatever address the server wants to give me.  Other wise I would need to reconfigure dhclient for work and then again for home.
[01:51] <matu> you did not want to help me before, trying to ridiculise what i said sacarlson dont act like you want to help me now
[01:51] <mickster04> !details | matu
[01:51] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: kind of makes the whole dhcp thing pointless.
[01:51] <mickster04> matu: sorry wrong nick
[01:51] <matu> iwill shut it the computer down and call the police as soon as possible tomorrow
[01:51] <mickster04> !details | MadHaTTer_777
[01:51] <bastidrazor> !troll | matu
[01:51] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[01:51] <bastidrazor> oh no.. troll is gone :(
[01:52] <sacarlson> matu: well don't you want to tell the police who did it?
[01:52] <scampbell> Cyrano_de:  No sir. If one configures a protected zone they may configure strictly by mac address reservation and have no pool whatsoever.  Very common practice.
[01:52] <matu> i am serious bastidrazor
[01:52] <jrib> matu: man you took it too far...
[01:52] <scampbell> Cyrano_De:  But the big clue is, your server at work is telling you you are not allowed.
[01:52] <bastidrazor> matu: i am too. you're overboard.
[01:52] <Senjai> ..
[01:52] <matu> i cant this computer is already cracked, the proof is the file was in the trashbin
[01:52] <Logan_WP> matu: you're calling the police because somebody put a dubstep song in your trash?
[01:52] <sacarlson> matu: stat will return something like this http://pastebin.com/5w2hSiuy
[01:53] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[01:53] <Ziber> From within ubuntu, how can I partition the disk?
[01:53] <scampbell> matu: Gosh!   You should get off the internet immediately and stop spreading that virus then!
[01:53] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: Yes, we do configure strictly by mac address (client-identifier in cisco speak) and we can see my mac address being given a different IP than the one configured in the pool every time.
[01:53] <Logan_WP> !feeding the troll | scampbell
[01:53] <sacarlson> matu: yes but what the people who did it don't know is they left a trail telling you who did it
[01:54] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: so not an ubuntu issue, this is a config issue with the dns server there.
[01:54] <MadHaTTer_777> anyone know chogh ubottu
[01:54] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: My server is not saying anything about not being allowed.
[01:54] <mickster04> Ziber: h ave you tried gparted?
[01:54] <Ziber> !partition
[01:54] <Ben64> I upgraded to firefox-4.0.. does anyone know how to disable the CTRL+Q shortcut to close firefox? It's really easy to hit when going for CTRL+W.
[01:54] <Ziber> !gparted
[01:54] <Senjai> !vim
[01:54] <Cyrano_De> Ben64: Is there anything in about:config?
[01:55] <drexl> (process:235): GlibWarning **: get pwuid_r() failed due to unknown user id (0)
[01:55] <leaveboy> 、c
[01:55] <Ziber> From the command line, I want to be able to partition a new HD. how can I do that?
[01:55] <Ben64> Cyrano_De: nothing i can see for it
[01:55] <mickster04> !nick q_a_z_steve
[01:55] <drexl> removing quiet splash from the grub.cfg file eliminated the error.
[01:55] <mickster04> !nick | q_a_z_steve
[01:55] <Ben64> Cyrano_De: i used to use the addon "keyconfig" in other releases, doesn't work in 4.0
[01:55] <Senjai> !troll | Senjai
[01:55] <Ben64> Ziber: parted
[01:56] <mickster04> !bot | Senjai
[01:56] <MadHaTTer_777> ubottu do u know me?
[01:56] <leaveboy> don't change your nick too ofen
[01:56] <Ziber> Ben64: ?
[01:56] <drexl> ubottu: you're a retard
[01:56] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: you told me your server returned 'no reservation' to you.  That is a denial.  Cisco has excellent reference material to help you configure their dhcp server.  #Cisco can help you too.
[01:56] <Blue1> !bittorrent
[01:56] <Senjai> !spam
[01:56] <BunnyFooFoo> Boooooooooom!
[01:56] <Ben64> Ziber: its a program called parted, works from command line, you need to run it as root
[01:57] <Senjai> !over9000 ? kline #ubunto : kill yourself
[01:57] <drexl> yup..
[01:57] <Ziber> Ben64: oh, let me find it.
[01:57] <mickster04> Senjai: you have a prpoblem?
[01:57] <Jordan_U> drexl: That is not apropriate, please follow the channel guidelines http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines.
[01:57] <danub> ok, where was i before i got sidetracked with work?
[01:57] <MadHaTTer_777> wheres the guy who banned me esterday from opps?
[01:57] <drexl> Jordan_U: sorry
[01:58] <speedy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1063300
[01:58] <Senjai> mickster04, Just checking ubottu's logic ;)
[01:58] <mickster04> Senjai: don't do it here
[01:58] <Jordan_U> MadHaTTer_777: If you'd like to talk to the channel ops please join #ubuntu-ops.
[01:58] <Logan_WP> Mad7Scientst: Tm_T
[01:58] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: I told you it is not giving me the address that we configured as the reserved address for this mac address.
[01:58] <danub> ahh yes, trying to do a upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10 but it's not letting me. it says E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be
[01:58] <Logan_WP> oops
[01:58] <danub> caused by held packages
[01:58] <Logan_WP> MadHaTTer_777: Tm_T
[01:58] <Cyrano_De> I get an address, just not the reservation address.
[01:58] <drexl> ubotoo is cool
[01:58] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: yes and why do you think that is a Ubuntu issue?
[01:59] <drexl> I luv robots
[01:59] <MadHaTTer_777> no jord i dont i was just curious what his namme was i dont member
[01:59] <Logan_WP> !ot | drexl
[01:59] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: I am the only ubuntu user and the only user not getting his reserved IP.
[01:59] <drexl> but ubottu I have a serious issue
[01:59] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: I use ubuntu under Cisco dhcp servers all the time.  It works, thus I belive yours is misconfigured.
[01:59] <Logan_WP> !playwithbot | drexl
[02:00] <MadHaTTer_777> eeewww
[02:00] <Logan_WP> !bot abuse | drexl
[02:00] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: Turn on logging on the dhcp server and see 'why' it gives you that address would be  a suggestion.
[02:00] <Logan_WP> MadHaTTer_777: clear your mind
[02:00] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: oh so your setup in dhcpd with a mac address?  maybe the mac is typo'ed?
[02:00] <MadHaTTer_777> ?
[02:01] <Logan_WP> Logan_WP> !playwithbot | drexl
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[02:01] <MadHaTTer_777> ohh
[02:01] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[02:01] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: We have turned on dhcp tracing and I have run tcpdumps to no avail.
[02:02] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: We coppied the mac address from the entry that the dhcp server did give out into the pool definition for the reservation.
[02:02] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: the other posibility is you have two dhcpd running on two sysstems?
[02:02] <scampbell> Cyrano_de:  I strongly suggest you ask cisco.  They can tell exactly why that server is giving that address.  If they tell you "your client did this" then great but I don't think that's the case guy.
[02:02] <danub> how can i update/remove from updating, packages that have been held for one reason or another?
[02:02] <aron> y
[02:02] <MeXTuX> I have an Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor P8700. Do I need a 64 bit Ubuntu disc??
[02:02] <aron> what is wineprefix create?
[02:03] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: on other thing might be the address is already in use
[02:03] <Cyrano_De> Ben64: Looks like ou have to extract the XUL bindings from the comm.jar file, make your changes and re-encode the file.
[02:03] <Cyrano_De> Ben64: http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html#keys
[02:03] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: can you arping your reserved address?
[02:03] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: there are lots of reasons you could be experiencing this but "Because I have linux" is really really really really low on that list.
[02:03] <Ziber> !lvcreate
[02:03] <MadHaTTer_777> can anyone help me?
[02:04] <Guest8470> what is wineprefix create?
[02:04] <Ben64> Cyrano_De: hmm.. i was looking for that file, but it doesn't appear to exist...
[02:04] <Ziber> using lvcreate, how can I make a seperate partition?
[02:04] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: We have varified multiple times that the IP is free.
[02:04] <Ben64> Cyrano_De: but thanks, i'll look harder
[02:04] <drc> MeXTuX: no...it's capable of using 64 bit but you don't NEED it, 32 bit will work
[02:04] <MadHaTTer_777> anyone?
[02:04] <danub> i need to get this system to update. what do i need to do?
[02:04] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: and with dhclient ethX  what does it say it got it's dhcp request from?
[02:04] <mickster04> !ask | MadHaTTer_777
[02:05] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[02:05] <me47> hey, is there a firewall automatically enabled after i installed a fresh ubuntu version or if i got it as a vps
[02:05] <me47> how can i check it, ufw isnt installed
[02:05] <Ziber> me47: iptables -L
[02:05] <me47> is there any other firewall package i coudl check,
[02:05] <me47> thx
[02:05] <Logan_WP> !firewall | me47
[02:06] <matiu> anyone have a good link for getting ubuntu installed on AHCI drives ?
[02:06] <Guest8470> what is wineprefix create?
[02:06] <me47> command not found, so no iptables means no firewall?
[02:06] <matiu> it seems the kernel doesn't support it or something
[02:06] <blkdg> hello, i am using ubuntu 10.4. when i try to suspend it, it does. when i try to resume, the laptops monitor will not turn back on. is this a know issue with 10.4 ?
[02:06] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: When most of the other variables that are apparent have no issue it strongly points to an issue with this OS.  Dell, HP, IBM and ACER machines with Intel, Broadcomm, and Atheros nics running windows do not have a issue.
[02:06] <scampbell> matiu: just set your bios to AHCI and go.
[02:06] <MadHaTTer_777> in ubuntu 10.10
[02:06] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[02:06] <gp5st1> I'm trying to install AIR on a headless server (with X fwding to install and using Xvfb for the app). I'm getting an error where the air installer says it can't connect to the gnome-keyring.  the keyring deamon is installed and I exported the variables it outputs. I'm really lost.  Adobe's docs aren't any help:( (http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/840/cpsid_84062.html http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/492/cpsid_49267.html)
[02:07] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: dhclient eth0 shows the address coming from the cisco switch, and the address shows up in the leases on the switch.
[02:07] <MadHaTTer_777> what do i need to do/add to the wvdial.conf to fix this?
[02:07] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[02:08] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: oh and the ip being free I guess doesn't mean that a licence for that address has not yet expired,  you might look in /var/lib/dhcp3/dhcpd.leases  oh cisco well in there lease file see if your address is not expired yet
[02:08] <Cyrano_De> scampbell: Wifi phones from Cisco and grandstream do not have an issue, Cisco 6xxx series phones all get reservations without issue as do several brands of printers.
[02:08] <MadHaTTer_777> anyone anyone?
[02:08] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: But you have a cisco dhcp server, there is no reason in the world why an experienced cisco engineer  can't tell exactly why it doles out that address.  If you don't have one, your cisco support contract will let you ask their technition to tell you.  There is simply no reason to guess.
[02:09] <Guest8470> how do i get wineprefixcreate?
[02:09] <scampbell> Cyrano_De: but, if you wish to just stick with the idea that "Linux dhcp client is broken because I and only I have an issue" then I wish you good luck.
[02:09] <pragmascript> hey im new to ubuntu. i try to connect a usb wlan stick but with no success i dont even see a message that an usb device was found
[02:09] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: I have cleared the /var/lib/dhcp3 directory multiple times while troubleshooting this issue.  We have cleared all leases for my MAC at the same time on the Cisco.
[02:09] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: but now you see it comes from cisco so I guess it's a cisco problem
[02:10] <Senjai> Guest8470, sudo apt-get install wine1.0
[02:10] <MadHaTTer_777> last night someonne perma banned me frrom this server
[02:10] <MadHaTTer_777> so im back
[02:11] <pragmascript> where can i see what usb devices are connected to my ubuntu 10.10
[02:11] <MadHaTTer_777> dmsg
[02:11] <Guest8470> how do i get wineprefixcreate?
[02:11] <MadHaTTer_777> dmesg
[02:11] <MadHaTTer_777> lshw
[02:11] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: you could also try change your mac address and setup cisco with the new mac
[02:11] <MadHaTTer_777> setserial
[02:11] <Random832> 06:18 -!- mode/#ubuntu [+b
[02:11] <Random832>           *!*@74-124-112-213.dynamic.cdma.acsalaska.net$#ubuntu-ops] by ikonia
[02:11] <Random832> 06:18 -!- MadHaTTer_666 [~MadHaTTer@74-124-112-213.dynamic.cdma.acsalaska.net] has left #ubuntu [requested by ikonia (please visit #ubuntu-ops if
[02:11] <Senjai> Guest8470, I answered your question
[02:11] <Random832>           you wish to discuss your removal)]
[02:11] <Random832> 06:33 -!- mode/#ubuntu [-b
[02:11] <FloodBot3> Random832: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:11] <Senjai> Guest8470, sudo apt-get install wine1.0
[02:11] <Cyrano_De> Makes very little sense that the only variable different with the non-working client is Ubuntu, and to not pursue that line of troubleshooting to it's fullest.
[02:11] <Random832>           *!*@74-124-112-213.dynamic.cdma.acsalaska.net$#ubuntu-ops] by ikonia
[02:12] <drc> Guest8470:  Why do you need it?  according to wine-wiki "Wineprefixcreate is handled by running winecfg...There's no need to run wineprefixcreate any more, it's deprecated.
[02:12] <Random832> STUPID IRSSI that was supposed to only be three lines
[02:12] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah that one random
[02:12] <Random832> [anyway, he was unbanned like 15 minutes after being banned]
[02:12] <Senjai> drc, I would assume that is why it was 1.0
[02:12] <pragmascript> shouldnt i get a desktop message when i connect an usb device?
[02:12] <Random832> not 'perma-banned' by any measure
[02:12] <Senjai> drc, but I answered his question.
[02:12] <Cyrano_De> So far there have been no suggestions on dhclient options to try.  I will just continue working the google searches....
[02:12] <drc> Senjai: yes you did :)
[02:13] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: do you know how to change mac address in ubuntu?
[02:13] <MadHaTTer_777> ohh sorry that was a dif chat
[02:13] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: I do.  I will give it a try in the morning.
[02:13] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah this was a breif bann
[02:14] <lima> I messed with group memberships, now when I am booting I don't see the xfce logo anymore (xubuntu). how to revert to default logo?
[02:14] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: they even have a gui for it now macchanger-gtk
[02:14] <MadHaTTer_777> the perma bann from the server was done by someone in the hak5 room
[02:14] <lima> anyone???
[02:14] <MadHaTTer_777> after running wvdial as root it conneccts and all but i get "check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf. dont know what to do! Starting pppd and hoping for the best. (then it does this about 30 times) then says pipe failed: to many open files"
[02:14] <MadHaTTer_777> anyone?
[02:14] <matiu> scampbell: yeah, so kernel supports ahci by default ? I'm  having it crash looking for root partition
[02:14] <MadHaTTer_777> so random?
[02:15] <Cyrano_De> sacarlson: I can change it and send it as the dhcp-client-identifier in dclient.conf as well.
[02:15] <MadHaTTer_777> y ever read the great book of amber random?
[02:15] <matiu> scampbell: my other suspect is that sda flips back and forth to sdc .. which is annoying, but I tried root=/dev/sda3 and root=/dev/sdc3 and both give a kernel panic :(
[02:15] <MadHaTTer_777> u
[02:15] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: I never played with that
[02:16] <Random832> MadHaTTer_777: my name's not from that - it's just random :P
[02:16] <MadHaTTer_777> hey matiu i know how to fix this
[02:17] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: I would also use wireshark on your ubuntu side to monitor the packets attempted if posible
[02:17] <MadHaTTer_777> matiu u there?
[02:17] <slie> anyone have a 64bit box set up to compile Android?
[02:17] <matiu> please tell me MadHaTTer_777 :)
[02:17] <matiu> please don't say revert back to IDE mode :)
[02:17] <scampbell> matiu: I'm on a ahci system right now.  Current linux supports AHCI.  Just to check , you did set the controller for AHCI in the bios yes?  And beware that many bios change the drive order then you switch to ahci, watch out for that.
[02:17] <MadHaTTer_777> your problem is in ur bios u need to switch the os2 setting to non-os2
[02:18] <MadHaTTer_777> i had this on install myself and fixed it
[02:18] <drc> matiu: maybe you can find an answer here?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1598619
[02:18] <sacarlson> slie: I thought android was for small 32bit stuf like portable
[02:18] <matiu> scampbell: yeah, that's what I'm finding, the drive order changing
[02:18] <scampbell> matiu: one of my systems gave me much grieve be reordering the door
[02:18] <scampbell> matiu: that's a bios setting.
[02:18] <MadHaTTer_777> matiu u get that?
[02:18] <matiu> scampbell: remember which one ?
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> yes
[02:19] <matiu> MadHaTTer_777: I'll look for that setting, but I don't remember seeing anything like that ..
[02:19] <scampbell> matiu: yeah, "Drive order" but your mileage may vary (damn bioses)
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> i just friggin told u
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> k
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> thats what it is though
[02:19] <matiu> Thanks MadHaTTer_777 and scampbell .. I'll go through all the bios pages again :)
[02:19] <MadHaTTer_777> look for OS2
[02:19] <matiu> yep
[02:20] <sacarlson> Cyrano_De: I'm not sure it's posible also I set my dhcpd license time to expire in a short time like 300 secounds,  not sure if that would help you
[02:20] <MadHaTTer_777> so who want to help me now?
[02:20] <Aikar> ive corrupted my ability to boot grub with windows... i get disk boot failure. i was trying to get windows to boot to play games and it seems like its screwed over grub. any idea on how to fix?
[02:21] <pragmascript> ha! it works now!
[02:21] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/unable-to-run-usr-sbin-pppd-check-permissions-[solved]-178149/
[02:21] <slie> if i had grub installed on a thumbdrive will anyone tell me how or point me in the direction of booting a kernal off of a different disk?
[02:22] <psusi> slie, is this grub2 or grub legacy?
[02:22] <sacarlson> Aikar: just reinstall the grub2 mbr http://paste.ubuntu.com/562593/
[02:23] <MadHaTTer_777> thanx senjai
[02:23] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, did it work?
[02:24] <cryptodira> in the add to panel window for 10.04 amd/64 there is NO 'gnome-volume-control applet' listed.... what is the method for adding that applet to the list ?
[02:25] <sacarlson> slie:  you want to make a permanent grub2 entry on the thumbdrive or just a single time boot?
[02:26] <mdg2> hello
[02:27] <bjhaid> please how do i share internet connection with ubuntu, i have a modem with internet connection on my lucid and i want to share it
[02:27] <mdg2> I have some old files from Family Tree Maker and am wondering how I can open them - they are on a floppy
[02:27] <slie> sacarlson: I would like to choose at boot time or any kernal i see or have access too
[02:27] <gp5st1> I'm trying to install AIR on a headless server (with X fwding to install and using Xvfb for the app). I'm getting an error where the air installer says it can't connect to the gnome-keyring.  the keyring deamon is installed and I exported the variables it outputs. I'm really lost.  Adobe's docs aren't any help:( (http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/840/cpsid_84062.html http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/492/cpsid_49267.html)
[02:27] <Jordan_U> bjhaid: http://magazine.redhat.com/2008/10/16/video-fedora-10-connection-sharing/ (works with Ubuntu as well).
[02:28] <mdg2> what would I need to view floppy disks containing windows family tree maker files
[02:28] <MadHaTTer_777> arabian nights
[02:28] <bjhaid> Jordan_U: thanks
[02:28] <abstrakt> mdg2: probably windows... and "family tree maker", I would wager
[02:28] <slie> psusi: probably end up going with grub2
[02:28] <Jordan_U> bjhaid: You're welcome.
[02:28] <mdg2> abstrakt: lol - I meant via linux ICK windows
[02:29] <cryptodira> in the add to panel window for 10.04 amd/64 there is NO 'gnome-volume-control applet' listed.... what is the method for adding that applet to the list ?
[02:29] <bjhaid> I would also like to know how to pull flv videos from the internet
[02:29] <Senjai> bjhaid
[02:29] <Senjai> bjhaid, you can get youtube-dl off the repository
[02:29] <MadHaTTer_777> hey senjai u there?
[02:29] <Senjai> Not sure about the other sites
[02:30] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, yo
[02:30] <MadHaTTer_777> on that link u gave me
[02:30] <mdg2> I was wanting to rescue the info from the floppies - probably made with windows 95 lol
[02:30] <bjhaid> senjai: thanks
[02:30] <Senjai> Yea?
[02:30] <Senjai> bjhaid :)
[02:30] <abstrakt> mdg2: well unless you have a program that can read that file format you probably won't be able to get much out of your endeavors
[02:31] <psusi> slie, then get to the console and do set root=(hd0,1) to select the first partition on the first hard disk, then load a kernel with linux /path/to/kernel [arguments] and the initrd with initrd /path/to/initrd, then enter the boot command to launch it
[02:31] <MadHaTTer_777> i forgot to mentoin im a ubuntu noob i cant read it for sht what is it telling me i need to do a chmod 777 to?
[02:31] <abstrakt> mdg2: otherwise, ubuntu mounts discs automatically afaik, and it reads FAT32 and NTFS just fine
[02:31] <abstrakt> mdg2: have you even put the floppy in your computer yet?
[02:31] <Senjai> chmod +x
[02:31] <Senjai> I think
[02:31] <Jordan_U> mdg2: Plug the floppy in, if it doesn't show up in nautilus (the GUI file manager) then open a terminal and run "sudo mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/".
[02:31] <mdg2> abstrakt:yes.  It tells me there is no disk :(
[02:31] <Senjai> its only missing that attribute, so.
[02:31] <MadHaTTer_777> to what?
[02:31] <Senjai> just chmod +x file
[02:32] <psusi> slie, you can use tab to complete the path, or ls to see what files are there... it should be /boot/vmlinuz-x-y-z-foo and /boot/initrd.img-x-y-z-foo
[02:32] <Senjai> I don't know the numeric crap, I come from windows, I just do the flags
[02:32] <Senjai> !chmod
[02:32] <bjhaid> senjai: with youtube-dl installed how do i use it?
[02:32] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah thats what i mean which file
[02:32] <Senjai> bjhaid, man youtube-dl
[02:32] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah im a windows server admin
[02:32] <Senjai> uhh one sec
[02:32] <bjhaid> senjai: thanks once more
[02:33] <mdg2> I'm guessing its an MSDOS file type I need to be able to read - can ubuntu do that?
[02:33] <MonkeyDust> what's the rsync command line to recover a rsync backup?
[02:33] <Senjai> /usr/sbin/pppd
[02:33] <Senjai> that whole directory
[02:33] <psusi> slie, the kernel arguments needs to at least include root=/dev/sda1, again, for the first partition of the first disk
[02:33] <MadHaTTer_777> msdos or dos
[02:33] <MadHaTTer_777> k
[02:33] <Senjai> bjhaid, no problem :)
[02:33] <slie> psusi: okay so this is all from a bare bones thumb drive with a bootloader on it? and then all i need to do is tell grub what disk and partition the path and then i should be set
[02:34] <landingonwater> is it safe to update the grub when running dualboot ?
[02:34] <psusi> slie, yea
[02:34] <Jordan_U> landingonwater: Yes.
[02:34] <KGBWolf> I installed ubuntu with encrypted disk. Now i want to remove this how can i get this done?
[02:34] <landingonwater> thanks :)
[02:34] <Jordan_U> landingonwater: You're welcome.
[02:34] <KGBWolf> i encrypted entire drive
[02:34] <MadHaTTer_777> it says opperAtion not permitted
[02:34] <Senjai> chmod it has root
[02:34] <slie> psusi: Sweet, yeah i know what is going on i just need technique :)P haha
[02:34] <Aikar> when installing ubuntu side by side with windows, does it overwrite windows MBR or does it write it to same hdd as ubuntu? I installed ubuntu to a diff hdd than windows, now my grubs corrupted and trying to figure out is grub still alive or did windows just wipe it out
[02:34] <Senjai> sudo chmod
[02:34] <kevdog> KGBWolf: Dont think that can be done without a format
[02:34] <MonkeyDust> what's the rsync command line to recover a rsync backup?
[02:35] <Senjai> !chmod | Senjai
[02:35] <kevdog> let me google that for you
[02:35] <Senjai> execute
[02:35] <Senjai> (execute)
[02:35] <Senjai> x or 1
[02:35] <KGBWolf> really theres no orther way?
[02:35] <MadHaTTer_777> ohh i just did sudo -i
[02:36] <Senjai> So i would assume, MadHaTTer_777 ,that the command on ubuntu is sudo chmod +x /usr/sbin/pppd
[02:36] <MadHaTTer_777> it worked though
[02:36] <Senjai> yea?
[02:36] <Senjai> good :)
[02:36] <mdg2> Disk Utility shows /dev/fd0 no media detected when I put a floppy in
[02:36] <matiu> MadHaTTer_777: nothing about OS/2 .. I think my motherboard's too new :(
[02:36] <MadHaTTer_777> testing it now
[02:37] <Senjai> :)
[02:37] <matiu> and only drive order thing was 'drive boot order' which I've set to the natural progression ..
[02:37] <MadHaTTer_777> to see if it fixed it
[02:37] <matiu> so running an install now
[02:37] <Senjai> :)
[02:37] <JeffCBR> Hello, everyone. :D
[02:38] <aaronr> hey everyone, seeing some strange errors trying to debootstrap to a share mounted over nfs ( http://pastie.org/1573072 ) Is debootstrapping possible over nfs? Or have I missed something in my NFS setup?
[02:38] <Senjai> Hey JeffCBR
[02:39] <JeffCBR> Hey, Senjai. I'
[02:39] <timewriter> hi
[02:39]  * Senjai waves at timewriter
[02:39] <timewriter> do i need a special kernel in order to use virtualization software ?
[02:39] <JeffCBR> I'm trying to get Ubuntu 10.10 installed and it seems to be hanging on "Ready when you are..."
[02:39] <Senjai> no.
[02:40] <Senjai> !virtual machine
[02:40] <Senjai> !virtual machine | timewriter
[02:40] <timewriter> im lagging ubotu
[02:40] <timewriter> thanks guys
[02:40] <krishna> hi
[02:40]  * Senjai waves at krishna
[02:40] <Jordan_U> timewriter: Only if you specifically want to use Xen. KVM, Virtualbox, and VMware don't require special kernels.
[02:40] <Ziber> !fstab
[02:40] <timewriter> Jordan_U, thank you
[02:41] <Jordan_U> timewriter: You're welcome.
[02:41] <MonkeyDust> what's the rsync command line to recover a rsync backup?
[02:41] <Senjai> !rsync | MonkeyDust
[02:41] <MonkeyDust> tnx
[02:41] <MadHaTTer_777> no that parts fixed but now its doing that hanging sht after the dns addresses again
[02:41] <matiu> So if my /boot is on /dev/sdc1 .. should I install grub on /dev/sda ? or on /dev/sdc ?
[02:42] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, ew..
[02:42] <Jordan_U> matiu: You can install grub to both, that way you don't need to worry about which drive is first in the BIOS boot order.
[02:42] <MadHaTTer_777> dmesg and check it matiu
[02:42] <Senjai> !love
[02:42] <MadHaTTer_777> eww indeed
[02:43] <tripelb> I "found" a file on a disk, found it in Nautilus. How do I find out the path of that file, ie where is it?  ----here we go. something that "seems" simple that I cannot do.
[02:43] <timewriter> matiu, i install it on my first hdd . its more comfortable
[02:43] <matiu> Thanks guys .. will put it on /dev/sda
[02:43] <timewriter> but you can always choose your boot device , at boot
[02:43] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, I have no idea from there .. lol.. I will NEVER have to use wvdial
[02:43] <Jordan_U> Senjai: Please stop playing with the bot here. You can PM the bot or join #ubuntu-bots to mess around.
[02:43] <mdg2> when I try to mount the floppy manually I get "/dev/fd0 is not a valid block device" what does this mean?
[02:43] <MadHaTTer_777> lol u suck
[02:43] <Ben64> Aikar: hi
[02:43] <matiu> MadHaTTer_777: I'm in the graphical installer, I don't see a way to get to dmesg :(
[02:43] <matiu> ah nvm
[02:44] <matiu> haha, I put alt+ctrl+f2 and I thought nothing happened ..
[02:44] <matiu> but it came up on my other monitor
[02:44] <matiu> cool
[02:44] <rww> JeffCBR: assuming you're stuck on the account screen, make your username all lower-case
[02:44] <timewriter> ctrl + alt + shoft + F1
[02:44] <timewriter> shift*
[02:44] <Jordan_U> mdg2: Does a /dev/fd0 appear if you "sudo modprobe floppy"?
[02:44] <MadHaTTer_777> dmesg is a term command
[02:44] <JeffCBR> rww, seems to have done the trick. :D Thanks!
[02:44] <mdg2> Jordan_U: ? let me see what happens with that
[02:44] <JeffCBR> <- noob
[02:45] <MadHaTTer_777> <--boob
[02:45] <tripelb> I "found" a file on a disk, found it in Nautilus. How do I find out the path of that file, ie where is it?  ----here we go. something that "seems" simple that I cannot do.
[02:45] <matiu> MadHaTTer_777: so what am I looking for in dmesg output ? sda is the first disk mentione din there ..
[02:45] <arrrghhhTP2> Heeey all anyone use projectM or any visualizations?
[02:45] <MadHaTTer_777> look under the cat ur trying to muont
[02:45] <mdg2> Jordan_U: ? hmmmm...
[02:45] <timewriter> there is a problem with certain broadcom network controllers , on 10.04 .
[02:45] <arrrghhhTP2> Rhythymbox said it supports them, but they don't seem to work too well...
[02:45] <KGBWolf> can i boot without it asking for the encryption password?
[02:45] <Jordan_U> tripelb: Right click > Properties.
[02:46] <timewriter> the drivers must be manually installed
[02:46] <kevdog> timewriter: so?
[02:46] <timewriter> kevdog, i guess there is an error on the .iso
[02:46] <timewriter> someone might care
[02:47] <mdg2> Jordan_U: where do I look/what can I do?
[02:47] <kevdog> shoot:  I see that being hammered in the forums
[02:47] <Jordan_U> mdg2: Did a /dev/fd0 appear?
[02:48] <mdg2> Jordan_U: you lost me.
[02:48] <econdudeawesome> Does anyone have CUDA? Does the latest driver in the repos for nvidia (nvidia-current) support it? Must I install the SDK on top of the driver and CUDA?
[02:48] <mdg2> Jordan_U: where am I looking
[02:48] <MadHaTTer_777> r u telling him a gkk comand jordan?
[02:48] <Jordan_U> mdg2: Try running "sudo modprobe floppy && sudo mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/".
[02:48] <tripelb> Jordan_U, sounds simple. I've been getting lost in trying to understand find command as in the undefined, yes I looked it up on google, "symbolic link".  Is that the filename? the icon?
[02:48] <Ben64> econdudeawesome: what are you trying to do with cuda?
[02:48] <timewriter> econdudeawesome, i guess that the latest nvidia drivers have CUDA support
[02:48] <timewriter> but im not 100 % sure
[02:49] <sacarlson> KGBWolf: I could be wrong but doesn't the standard install just encrypt the /home/user dirs?
[02:49] <timewriter> why do you need cuda , by the way ?
[02:49] <mdg2> say /dev/fd0 is not a valid block device - I don't know what that means
[02:49] <tripelb> Jordan_U, sounds simple. I've been getting lost in trying to understand find command as in the undefined, yes I looked it up on google, "symbolic link".  Is that the filename? the icon?  -- I am interested in "find" to find a file not a charstring
[02:49] <econdudeawesome> Ben64: I'm trying to use it! :-) Using PyCUDA wrapper to interface with it. I keep getting an error that nvcc cannot be found. I suspect perhaps I don't have the SDK installed?
[02:49] <KGBWolf> sacarlson yes i choose to encrypt everything
[02:49] <Ben64> econdudeawesome: use = write program for it?
[02:50] <MadHaTTer_777> it means fd0 isnt in /dev
[02:50] <sacarlson> KGBWolf: can I see the output of mount and fdisk -l ?
[02:50] <KGBWolf> sure
[02:50] <econdudeawesome> Ben64: Absolutely. I'm writing scientific programming and I want to incorporate it into the toolkit
[02:51] <Ben64> econdudeawesome: then yeah, you need the special drivers from nvidia
[02:51] <econdudeawesome> Ben64: I attempted to do the "Hello World" program using PyCUDA and it's giving me a CUDA error. Not sure how to check it
[02:51] <econdudeawesome> Ben64: So the latest driver in the repos do not support it?
[02:51] <Jordan_U> mdg2: My last floppy drive died last year. Sorry I can't help you more.
[02:51] <Ben64> they support cuda applications, but not your own
[02:51] <mdg2> Jordan_U: okay, thanks for getting me this far :)
[02:51] <Senjai> Can't remember the last time i had a floppy.
[02:51] <Jordan_U> mdg2: You're welcome.
[02:52] <timewriter> i have 2 floppy units
[02:52] <timewriter> RAID
[02:52] <timewriter> :))
[02:52] <Senjai> ...
[02:52] <pyrony> why is charlie noticng me
[02:52] <pyrony> that's nnoying
[02:52] <timewriter> he noticed everyone
[02:52] <Senjai> he noticed the channel
[02:53] <MadHaTTer_777> what pyro?
[02:53] <gnewb> econdudeawesome: Maybe here>http://wiki.debian.org/Firmware
[02:53] <pyrony> are we all allowed to do that?
[02:53] <Senjai> no, he  got banned for it
[02:53] <rww> pyrony: no, hence them getting... sigh.
[02:53] <JeffCBR> lol
[02:53] <timewriter> why debian 6 is on 9 DVDs ?
[02:53] <rww> timewriter: ask #debian ;P
[02:53] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[02:54] <econdudeawesome> gnewb: whats this?
[02:54] <JeffCBR> Maybe notice #debian why debian 6 is on 9 dvds?
[02:54] <gnewb> econdudeawesome: And here> http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog
[02:54] <MadHaTTer_777> but ubuntu is polished debian
[02:54] <timewriter> this reminds me of the time i went to electricity headquarters to ask them something
[02:54] <timewriter> and they said : we have a problem with the electricity
[02:54] <gnewb> econdudeawesome: Those are drivers and firmware that are known to work.
[02:54] <rww> pyrony: You're unbanned. Don't do that again ;P
[02:54] <willystylee> hello again all, i bought a KVM switch and i'm trying to use it to have it connected to my main PC (win7) and my new machine i just installed ubuntu on. I hooked it up properly, and tried using it. It worked when switching from the win7 machine to the ubuntu one, but after the (1st and only) successful switch, ubuntu just didn't seem to recognize my mouse or keyboard. Can anyone help?
[02:54] <willystylee> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817107417
[02:54] <willystylee> Win7 x64
[02:54] <willystylee> Ubuntu 10.10
[02:54] <FloodBot3> willystylee: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:54] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[02:55] <willystylee> sorry
[02:55] <timewriter> and i started going berserker
[02:55] <MadHaTTer_777> free willy
[02:55] <timewriter> you are the electricity ffs
[02:55] <Senjai> wow, floodbot is harsh
[02:55] <willystylee> :)
[02:55] <MadHaTTer_777> i just did
[02:55] <tripelb> (shakes head) I want to use terminal, find command, find all files in all directories that end in .avi  --- find -r *.avi  <--- I made that up. I cannot understand the man page
[02:55] <rww> i_get_: stop that
[02:55] <rww> ... I just unbanned you. lawd.
[02:56] <unbanned> thanks!
[02:56] <tripelbaby> (shakes head) I want to use terminal, find command, find all files in all directories that end in .avi  --- find -r *.avi  <--- I made that up. I cannot understand the man page
[02:56] <timewriter> i really like 10.04
[02:56] <MadHaTTer_777> wow rww's in a good mood
[02:56] <rww> tripelbaby: 1) "find . -name *.avi" will find all files named *.avi in the current directory or subdirectories. 2) don't repeat that quickly ;P
[02:56] <pnorman> strictly speaking, the bots should be doing their replies as notices to the channel, not messages
[02:56] <shcherbak> tripelb: find . -name *.avi
[02:56] <timewriter> i played super mario kart all day
[02:56] <lithpr> anyone else having problems with xchat 2.8.8 on Maverick Meerkat?  The Server configuration panel is suddenly extremely wonky on my machine.
[02:56] <willystylee> Can anyone help me?
[02:56] <Senjai> whats upw illy
[02:56] <econdudeawesome> gnewb: fair enough
[02:57] <inaety> Do you need to be on the same local internet to access another computer through ssh?
[02:57] <willystylee>  i bought a KVM switch and i'm trying to use it to have it connected to my main PC (win7) and my new machine i just installed ubuntu on. I hooked it up properly, and tried using it. It worked when switching from the win7 machine to the ubuntu one, but after the (1st and only) successful switch, ubuntu just didn't seem to recognize my mouse or keyboard.
[02:57] <Senjai> out of my league, willystylee , would help if I could
[02:57] <Senjai> inaety, no
[02:57] <willystylee> dang. :(
[02:57] <timewriter> inaety, the router might block ssh port
[02:57] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[02:57] <Senjai> inaety, it is important to have it enabled on the target computer
[02:57] <Senjai> !ssh | inaety
[02:57] <willystylee> why can't stuff just work. :(
[02:57] <econdudeawesome> How does one add something to .bashrc? Suppose I have a trusted program that I must be privleged to run, in this case "/usr/local/cuda/bin" is the path and "./nvcc" is the program to run. How do I add this so that if I type "sudo nvcc" it knows where to look?
[02:57] <Senjai> it isnt enabled by default
[02:58] <MadHaTTer_777> so u got the mini dins on ur octo cable hooked right?
[02:58] <JeffCBR> willy, this isn't Mac OS, bro. :D
[02:58] <willystylee> lol
[02:58] <MadHaTTer_777> willy
[02:58] <inaety> Senjai: I'm trying to do this over my university's network so I don't have access to the router or anything
[02:58] <willystylee> still
[02:58] <tripelbaby> tww someone told me to look at properties but the string is too long so it ends in ...  I need to find the path of the file that Find in Nautilus found.. The reason I am going to terminal is that find in gui fails to tell me that path. How can that be? And there is no "open in folder"
[02:58] <Senjai> inaety, is the computer on the network?
[02:58] <MadHaTTer_777> willy
[02:58] <willystylee> i hate how i give someone my money for something, but still it doesnt work.
[02:58] <willystylee> yeah?
[02:58] <timewriter> is there any software similar to CCleaner , for ubuntu ?
[02:58] <inaety> Senjai: It is connected to it, yes
[02:58] <mickster04> !tab | MadHaTTer_777
[02:59] <Senjai> inaety, more specifically, you have to know that the computer your accessing has the ssh server running
[02:59] <MadHaTTer_777> on ur linux comp r your mini dins on the octo cable switched willy?
[02:59] <Senjai> inaety, the router isn't usually a problem for uni networks
[02:59] <rww> tripelbaby: as a KDE user, I'm not the best person to ask about Nautilus ;)
[02:59] <timewriter> i wonder if i can trust the computer janitor
[02:59] <JeffCBR> Does Ubuntu include KDE?
[02:59] <timewriter> JeffCBR, Kubuntu
[02:59] <inaety> Senjai: I just installed openssh, made a key, and added that that key to the client
[03:00] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777: sorry, Mini dins? Octo cable? everything is connected the correct way
[03:00] <inaety> Senjai: the daemon should have started
[03:00] <Senjai> inaety, I don't even remember having to make a key
[03:00] <matiu> JeffCBR: you can install kde on ubunutu normal though
[03:00] <JeffCBR> Yeah.
[03:00] <Senjai> you have to start it manually
[03:00] <matiu> JeffCBR: you just end up with both .. gnome is default
[03:00] <timewriter> you can install E17 too :)
[03:00] <tripelbaby> rww, It looks like I have to "be in" or indicate the directory of the disk I am searching in. BUT I have two disks both called the same. I dont know how to alter that. I dont know how to do a directory of "Computer" in terminal.
[03:00] <Spaztic_One> JeffCBR: Kubuntu does, but if you install Ubuntu or any other variant, you can install it.
[03:00] <MadHaTTer_777> yes but is it connected with the right colors
[03:00] <econdudeawesome> JeffCBR: it does not, but Kubuntu does. Or you can install it via apt-get (sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop for KDE+goodies)
[03:00] <tripelbaby> rww sorry
[03:00] <inaety> Senjai:  then how would I have the client find the server? find the IP?
[03:01] <econdudeawesome> JeffCBR: those goodies are many. Perhaps one can also just install kdm and kde?
[03:01] <JeffCBR> I'm actually not planning on using much of the Desktop environment. I want to run this without a monitor and just access the terminal remotely.
[03:01] <inckie> i have a HP dc5750 with an internal speaker, i can only get audio playback on the internal speaker, the rear or front jacks don't work
[03:01] <MadHaTTer_777> for the mini dins its green and pink i belive
[03:01] <Brewer-> How do I log in as the root user?
[03:01] <Senjai> the command on hte client, inaety, is ssh -l username ip
[03:01] <tripelbaby> I was told to do find . -name *.avi  to find .avi files... I cant find the path after I find the files in Nautilus.  This is terrible. Please help., It looks like I have to "be in" or indicate the directory of the disk I am searching in. BUT I have two disks both called the same. I dont know how to alter that. I dont know how to do a directory of "Computer" in terminal.
[03:01] <rww> !root | Brewer-
[03:02] <Senjai> inaety, where the username is a username on the machine your accessing
[03:02] <JeffCBR> I'm impressed how far Linux has come as far as "just working".
[03:02] <timewriter> you can set up the root password
[03:02] <rww> !noroot
[03:02] <JeffCBR> 10 years ago, it took us weeks just to get the ethernet card working.
[03:02] <tripelbaby> timewriter, there is no Root
[03:02] <JeffCBR> Not, I boot from a disk, and it has sound, video, network already going. :D
[03:02] <MadHaTTer_777> lol@jeff
[03:02] <timewriter> tripelbaby, i can sudo -i then passwd
[03:02] <JeffCBR> Now*
[03:02] <rww> JeffCBR: I thought the same thing today. I put a live CD in a random laptop someone was having problems with, and it worked fine without any configuration.
[03:02] <Brewer-> rww, I need to edit a file that only the user "root" can edit. Its the php.ini file for XAMPP
[03:02] <timewriter> and i have a root password
[03:02] <inaety> Senjai: the name of my server is inaety-ubuntu and my username is inaety.  So would it be ssh -l inaety@inaety-ubuntu IP?
[03:02] <tripelbaby> JeffCBR, and 10 years ago no one was using it or few
[03:02] <timewriter> which i can use with su
[03:03] <rww> Brewer-: then do "sudo nano /whatever/path/to/php.ini"
[03:03] <Brewer-> Thank you
[03:03] <Senjai> inaety, use the local IP, not the computer nam
[03:03] <JeffCBR> I used Mandrake, Corel, and Red Hat. Are they all gone, now?
[03:03] <timewriter> btw , i can login as root via terminal
[03:03] <Senjai> inaety, try that
[03:03] <ghost__> How i install flash for firefox? some how i'm unable to download
[03:03] <inaety> Senjai: the local IP according to ifconfig?
[03:03] <tripelbaby> I cant find the path of a file I have found. Please help this baby
[03:03] <MadHaTTer_777> 20 years ago i was 6 and it took me 5 mins to get a ether card with a bsod working jeff
[03:03] <rww> timewriter: We're aware that it's possible to set a root password. It is not, however, supported in this channel.
[03:03] <timewriter> ok rww
[03:03] <JeffCBR> MadHaTTer_777, you are one of the special ones. :D
[03:03] <timewriter> is there a security issue ?
[03:04] <rww> timewriter: see the RootSudo link ubottu gave earlier, it goes into details
[03:04] <Senjai> yes
[03:04] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah i built that windows 3.1 machine from parts from the dump
[03:04] <timewriter> i cant open any link with my fantastic connection
[03:04] <Senjai> Make sure you use the ethernet one, if your wired in
[03:04] <Senjai> or the wireless, if your connected wirelessly
[03:04] <timewriter> <--- HDSPA
[03:04] <JeffCBR> Oh, Windows?
[03:04] <Senjai> you should get something like 192.168.x.x
[03:05] <Senjai> inaety, depending on your setup
[03:05] <rww> !who | General note
[03:05] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777: yes, it definately all hooked up correct
[03:05] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: What do you mean: I cannot find path...?
[03:05] <inaety> Senjai: I don't see how that would  work if, say, I was on a remote connection though
[03:05] <Senjai> inaety, externally?
[03:05] <MadHaTTer_777> did u try set serial?
[03:05] <tyler_d> having a problem configuring davmail, I have all the setup etc correct for this, however within evolution I receive the error, "Connection to 127.0.0.1 refused" I have also tried with localhost, I have verified that both exist within /etc/hosts , what am I missing please?
[03:05] <inaety> Senjai: yeah, like not at my universit
[03:05] <Senjai> inaety, first, lets check if your ssh is actually running, go onto your server, and ssh into itself: ssh localhost
[03:06] <JeffCBR> MadHaTTer_777, 20 years ago you had an ethernet card?
[03:06] <timewriter> 2 mins to download a wallpaper
[03:06] <inaety> Senjai: ah man, I'm at work right now so I can't
[03:06] <MadHaTTer_777> yes
[03:06] <ghost__> How i install flash for firefox? some how i'm unable to download
[03:06] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777: 1.whats set serial 2.what are the dins?
[03:06] <inaety> Senjai: I'll see if I can get on locally
[03:06] <JeffCBR> Man, you were ahead of the curve? I hadlike 28.8 modem...
[03:06] <inaety> when Im back
[03:06] <xangua> ghost__:  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[03:06] <Senjai> inaety, ok, thats step one, then you have to note that your uni may not forward port 22 to your computer
[03:06] <willystylee> JeffCBRlol
[03:07] <inaety> Senjai: which would mean I'm screwed?
[03:07] <ghost__> thx
[03:07] <ghost__> let me see
[03:07] <JeffCBR> I remember for amazingly fast 56.6k modems seemed when we first got them.
[03:07] <Senjai> inaety, It depends on their setup, sometimes their routers just block it
[03:07] <timewriter> 2.55 kb/sec
[03:07] <MadHaTTer_777> mini dins r little round plugs with about 6 pins and a rectangle key in them
[03:07] <timewriter> haha
[03:07] <Senjai> inaety, you can go on your server, go to whatismyip.com, use that ip and try ssh'ing into that
[03:08] <Senjai> inaety, it would be wise to first make sure ssh is actually running though :P
[03:08] <Senjai> inaety, ssh localhost, as aforementioned
[03:08] <inaety> Senjai: Yeah, haha.  Okay man I appreciate the help I'll try it out when I get back
[03:08] <econdudeawesome> hey all--how does one add a path for bash? I need to get a program working that I typically have to cd to and then type "./<program>".
[03:08] <Senjai> inaety, No worries :)
[03:08] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, go to your home folder
[03:08] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, type gedit .bashrc
[03:09] <MadHaTTer_777> set is a terminal command
[03:09] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, add: PATH=$PATH:extra/path/here
[03:09] <shcherbak> econdudeawesome: in .bashrc - add PATH=$PATH:/new/path
[03:09] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777:i dont think this  unit has 'mini dins'
[03:09] <Senjai> MadHaTTer_777, Econdudeawesome, set is only temporary
[03:10] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, wow are you dutch or what (lots of consonants in a row) I mean: in gui I do control-F and search on .avi -- then I want to know what directory it is in. Properties cuts off the string. --- So I want the path, you know the charstring that tells where it is inthe filestructure.
[03:10] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, You can seperate extra paths with :, just make sure $PATH is there so you don't lose the default paths
[03:10]  * tripelbaby explodes
[03:10] <Schizoid> If I install a gtk theme with the ubuntu theme installer, where exactly are the theme files put?
[03:10] <MadHaTTer_777> what plugs does it use for your kbd and mouse usb?
[03:10] <timewriter> Schizoid, in your home directory
[03:11] <Schizoid> timewriter: yeah, but under what hidden dir?
[03:11] <econdudeawesome> shcherbak: Senjai: this won't overwrite the paths already there?
[03:11] <timewriter> .themes
[03:11] <timewriter> .icons
[03:11] <timewriter> and so
[03:11] <willystylee> MadHaTTer_777: it uses usb for keyboard & mouse
[03:11] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, $PATH contains all the default Paths, so if you include it, it wont
[03:11] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, if you don't it will overwrite them. PATH=$PATH:path/path:other/path
[03:12] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, same as saying New = Old + this + that
[03:12] <MadHaTTer_777> brb i need a smoke break
[03:12] <econdudeawesome> Senjai: I see. If I don't have any path variables, then adding PATH=$PATH:extra/path/here is fine?
[03:12] <willystylee> lol
[03:13] <Random832> econdudeawesome: it's very unlikely that you don't already have one
[03:13] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, you already have $PATH variables, type $PATH in terminal to see the default ones, this addition just adds paths to the original ones
[03:13] <willystylee> anyone else think they could help me with my problem?
[03:13] <Random832> it is set on startup to "/bin:/usr/bin" and your login script probably already adds more to that
[03:13] <econdudeawesome> done :-)
[03:13] <econdudeawesome> thanks guys!
[03:13] <Senjai> econdudeawesome, welcome :)
[03:13] <econdudeawesome> (and gals, as the case may be!)
[03:13] <porjo> I'd like to setup sudo so that my username isn't prompted for a password on certain commands - but is prompted for anything else
[03:14] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: got it!!!!
[03:14] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: press ctrl-2
[03:14] <Senjai> shcherbak, that sounds.. too easy for linux..
[03:14] <Senjai> :)
[03:14] <porjo> what do I put in sudoers?
[03:15] <Senjai> projo, no idea -__-
[03:15] <shcherbak> lumntripelbaby: in preferencies and in tab "List coliumn" Location, it will show path in last cou
[03:15] <shcherbak> *column*
[03:15] <pyrony> can i follow any of u on twitter?
[03:16] <shcherbak> Senjai: I agree, Nautilus sucks
[03:16] <Logan_WP> !ot | pyrony
[03:16] <shcherbak> pyrony: Sure, do you donate?
[03:16] <JeffCBR> Any 3D UIs for Linux?
[03:16] <pyrony> sorry lagan
[03:16] <Random832> porjo: "username ALL (ALL) NOPASSWD: [your list of commands]"
[03:16] <MadHaTTer_777> i need support :(
[03:17] <Senjai> Que pasa MadHaTTer_777 ?
[03:17] <timewriter> this seagate hdd is driving me crazy
[03:17] <timewriter> im gonna send it to garbage
[03:17] <Senjai> timewriter, ill have it :)
[03:17] <mdg2> I get this message "block device /dev/fd0 is write-protected, mounting read-only" how can I read and write?
[03:17] <timewriter> you wont blame me for destroying your nerves
[03:17] <kan3> does netbook not support ATI
[03:17] <timewriter> it makes squeejy noises
[03:18] <timewriter> squeeky
[03:18] <MadHaTTer_777> msg just chmod 777 it
[03:18] <timewriter> at the same interval
[03:18] <porjo> Random832: thanks, that's what I've got currently , however I'm now restricted to those commands only
[03:18] <slie> d-punch
[03:19] <peaveyman> is there a way to have numlock on at startup
[03:19] <pyrony> pea: if u push the butn..
[03:19] <maco2> mdg2: fd0 means floppy disk. move the little slider on the floppy from the locked position
[03:19] <peaveyman> ok
[03:19] <Senjai> peaveyman, create a program that enables it, and run it at startup?
[03:19] <Senjai> lol
[03:19] <JeffCBR> Peavey, your BIOS might have a setting to control that.
[03:19] <MadHaTTer_777> geeze ive only been using linux a week am i still a nood when im solving other ppls probs?
[03:19] <mdg2> maco2: really?  that's what that means?
[03:19] <Random832> porjo: are you not in the admin group?
[03:19] <DaGeek247> peaveyman it should be in the bis settings
[03:20] <peaveyman> ok
[03:20] <mdg2> maco2: I did and it still tells me that
[03:20] <DaGeek247> *bios
[03:20] <slie> d-punch
[03:20] <JeffCBR> Ubuntu include an irc client?
[03:20] <porjo> Random832: sorry, I misread your comment. Let me try that again...
[03:20] <MadHaTTer_777> msg2 yes fd0= floopy disk device 0 in the /dev
[03:21]  * JeffCBR felt a little dirty downloading mIRC...
[03:21] <timewriter> im gonna copy what i need of it , and dispose it
[03:21] <mdg2> MadHaTTer_777: any idea where I change from read only to read/write - users and groups?
[03:21] <Random832> JeffCBR: you can install xchat irssi or any other irc client
[03:21] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: irssi, xchat, others
[03:21] <slie> d-punch
[03:21] <pyrony> j #haskell
[03:21] <MadHaTTer_777> cd /dev then rclick and goto the permissions tab
[03:21] <pyrony> oops sry
[03:21] <jon_athon> recommendations for video editing software?
[03:21] <MadHaTTer_777> msg
[03:21] <Random832> !best
[03:21] <porjo> JeffCBR: I use firefox's chatzilla plugin - it's basic, but does the job
[03:21] <MadHaTTer_777> mdg2*
[03:21] <Senjai> !chmod | mdg2
[03:21] <DaGeek247> jon_athon whakind? creation, editing?
[03:22] <JeffCBR> shcherbak: Any of those CLI?
[03:22] <gsp2009> jon_athon: openshot is pretty good
[03:22] <porjo> Random832: thanks, that works
[03:22] <jon_athon> DaGeek247, just gotta splice a couple .vob files together
[03:22] <jon_athon> and convert to wmv
[03:22] <MadHaTTer_777> yeah or do it in terminal like senji said
[03:22] <teb_> kdenlive and openshot is good software for video edit
[03:22] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: irssi, and weechat
[03:22] <Random832> JeffCBR: most peopel misuse the term "CLI", but irssi runs in a terminal
[03:22] <Senjai> Terminal > IDE, eventually :)
[03:22] <JeffCBR> Cool. :D
[03:22] <Senjai> did i JUST say IDE? I meant GUI..
[03:22] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[03:23] <JeffCBR> Random832: Meaning if I don't load Gnome, I can't run it?
[03:23] <DaGeek247> jon_athon pitivi. its a lot like windows movie maker it should do the job.
[03:23] <Senjai> It's useful to learn, so..
[03:23] <MadHaTTer_777> kinda a big dif there ahh senji
[03:23] <MadHaTTer_777> lol
[03:23] <jon_athon> DaGeek247, thanks
[03:23] <Senjai> Thinking one thing, typed another :/
[03:23] <Random832> JeffCBR: no, that doesn't mean that, why would you think that means that
[03:23] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: irssi have awesome documentation, and script pack is in repos.
[03:24] <Random832> it's just a pet peeve of mine - i consider 'CLI' to exclude full screen text mode programs like irssi, vim, and so on
[03:24] <Random832> it's not a _command_ _line_ interface
[03:24] <Random832> ed is CLI, vi is not
[03:24] <timewriter> how do i remove something from /etc/fstab ?
[03:24] <timewriter> just edit it ?
[03:24] <MadHaTTer_777> i like notepad myself
[03:24] <Senjai> timewriter, rm
[03:24] <timewriter> thabk you
[03:24] <MadHaTTer_777> gedit
[03:24] <timewriter> thank*
[03:25] <Random832> Senjai: what
[03:25] <JeffCBR> I might be confusing my terminology here, but I thought a terminal was something that accessed a CLI from a graphical environment, as opposed to simply having only the command line as your interface.
[03:25] <timewriter> i need to remove this Baracuda
[03:25] <Random832> timewriter: just edit it
[03:25] <Senjai> OH
[03:25] <Senjai> Omg
[03:25] <timewriter> thank you Random832
[03:25] <Senjai> Sorry..
[03:25] <Senjai> Blanked..
[03:25] <FloodBot3> Senjai: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:25] <MadHaTTer_777> floodbot shut up
[03:25] <Fluttershy> I'd switch back to irssi in a heartbeat if there was a good notification menu script...
[03:25] <timewriter> lol
[03:26] <JeffCBR> Random832: Perhaps my question should have been do those run in the CLI?
[03:26] <Fluttershy> WeeChat has one, but it's tedious
[03:26] <Random832> JeffCBR: technically a terminal also applies to the linux virtual consoles  [alt-f1 etc] and to physical devices, but otherwise... CLI is often misused, it's not like it's _your_ misconception
[03:26] <Random832> but yes irssi runs in text mode
[03:26] <timewriter> away for a smoke until the star wars box set is copying
[03:26] <Prinler> Hey guys
[03:26] <pyrony> #usguys
[03:26] <timewriter> i like bluray Yoda
[03:26] <Senjai> !ot timewriter
[03:26] <Senjai> !ot | timewriter
[03:27] <timewriter> im there too
[03:27] <MadHaTTer_777> !kill @FloodBot
[03:27] <JeffCBR> Sorry, Random832, I think I'm missing your point. On the upside, 10.10 just finished unstalling on a machine I thought was looooong dead.
[03:27] <JoeMofknDot2> has anyone put ubuntu 10.10 on a thinkpad t510
[03:27] <Prinler> If i put a blue ray dvd drive in my linux pc... would it work under like xbmc?
[03:28] <DaGeek247> !kill > FloodBot3
[03:28] <DaGeek247> :p
[03:28] <MadHaTTer_777> !kill @FloodBot3
[03:28] <matiu> so it turns out grub doens't like to be installed on partitionless drives
[03:28] <matiu> I hope my giant drive wide lvm group is still there :o
[03:28] <DaGeek247> !kll > DaGeek247
[03:28] <MadHaTTer_777> !kill FloodBot3
[03:28] <Ben64> wtf
[03:29] <timewriter> file transfer speed is better than on windows 7 64bit
[03:29] <timewriter> on my machine
[03:29] <churland> private message
[03:29] <MadHaTTer_777> !kill ubottu
[03:29] <Senjai> !ot
[03:29] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: I bet Random832 belives everything beyond 8 bit is distraction
[03:29] <Senjai> :(
[03:29] <shcherbak> MadHaTTer_777: please.
[03:29] <MadHaTTer_777> !op
[03:29] <Logan_WP> come on
[03:29] <timewriter> im talking about Ubuntu , Senjai
[03:30] <DaGeek247> this is getting spammy
[03:30] <Logan_WP> somebody kick him
[03:30] <Senjai> timewriter, wasnt talking about you :)
[03:30] <Random832> shcherbak: i didn't say there was anything WRONG with fullscreen or even gui programs
[03:30] <timewriter> ok :)
[03:30] <Random832> just it's not called CLI
[03:30] <Logan_WP> thanks mneptok
[03:30] <shcherbak> Random832: I am just picky.
[03:30]  * mneptok bows
[03:30] <DaGeek247> ll
[03:30] <DaGeek247> *lol
[03:31] <pyrony> <3
[03:31] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, Oh, of course.  OK have to search again cause all results vanished.
[03:31] <DaGeek247> someone should have told him about the ability to explore ubottus commands without spamming
[03:32] <shcherbak> DaGeek247: You shown him how ;)
[03:32] <Senjai> MadHatter formally requests to be unbanned :/
[03:33] <timewriter> does ubuntu any special features if a Android phone is connected to the machine ?
[03:33] <Senjai> He said he didn't know about the ability to message the bot.
[03:33] <timewriter> offer*
[03:33] <Senjai> timewriter, I believe theirs software out for it
[03:33] <timewriter> mhm
[03:33] <shcherbak> -b+b ???
[03:33] <timewriter> i might get a android phone
[03:33] <timewriter> they look promising
[03:34] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, when I look at "computer" in list, the other drives dont have the proper path, they say 40 GB Hard Disk: 40 GB Filesystem which isnt the path. I think the path starts with /media --- I need to learn this stuff. I dont have "some basics" and so I keep flailing.
[03:34] <Random832> shcherbak: changed from a plain ban to a forward
[03:34] <tripelbaby> timewriter, re phone. where are you?
[03:34] <tripelbaby> usa?
[03:34] <timewriter> nah
[03:34] <ruan_> hi, i got a problem
[03:34] <timewriter> Transylvania
[03:34] <tripelbaby> nevermind then TimeRider
[03:34] <tripelbaby> nevermind then timewrite
[03:34] <tripelbaby> nevermind then timewriter
[03:34] <timewriter> :)
[03:34] <pagan0ne> ok guys, i think i have an issue... "Preparing to replace login 1:4.1.4.2-1ubuntu3 (using .../login_1%3a4.1.4.2-1ubuntu3.2_i386.deb) ...
[03:34] <pagan0ne> Unpacking replacement login ...
[03:34] <pagan0ne> " been like that for 2 hours, i am certain it froze, is there a GOOD way to fix this w/o booting off usb?
[03:34] <tripelbaby> vampire!
[03:34] <ruan_> i tried ubuntu with the livecd, installed it, and idk how to restart now
[03:35] <timewriter> i was one , but i got cured
[03:35] <tripelbaby> do you know how to power down ruan?  or to logout?
[03:35] <ruan_> nope
[03:35] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: Yes /media/ is in Ubuntu mount point for removables, Nautius do not show this, because it offers shortcut to such drives.
[03:35] <ruan_> the shutdown button only shows suspend or hibernate
[03:35] <pagan0ne> ruan_, if you can get to console, sudo shutdown -h now
[03:35] <gnewb> ruan_: Remove the CD?
[03:35] <ruan_> ok
[03:35] <ruan_> its running off the cd
[03:36] <tripelbaby> OK look on the panel (that's the thin strip on the top)  ok go to add to panel with a rightclick
[03:36] <timewriter> ruan_, configure it from Power Managemenbt
[03:36] <ruan_> i'll restart
[03:36] <ruan_> brb
[03:36] <pagan0ne> anyone have any ideas on my issue?
[03:36] <Senjai> pagan0ne, whats wrong?
[03:36] <pyrony> pagan0ne: not really
[03:36] <Senjai> pagan0ne, oh, not Im not that cool.
[03:36] <jon_athon> anyone skilled with pitivi?
[03:36] <pagan0ne> "Preparing to replace login 1:4.1.4.2-1ubuntu3 (using .../login_1%3a4.1.4.2-1ubuntu3.2_i386.deb) ...
[03:36] <pagan0ne>  Unpacking replacement login ...
[03:36] <pagan0ne>  " been like that for 2 hours, i am certain it froze, is there a GOOD way to fix this w/o booting off usb?
[03:37] <timewriter> ruan_, open a terminal and type sudo reboot
[03:37] <pagan0ne> Senjai, ?
[03:37] <BitWraith> how do I prevent ubuntu from loading services that I don't use?
[03:37] <shcherbak> pagan0ne: is it after update/upgrade ?
[03:37] <Senjai> Sorry I saw it above, I don't have an answer
[03:37] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I still cant get the path. when I switch to list view then I haev to research and it comes back in icon view
[03:37] <pagan0ne> shcherbak, after an apt-get upgrade
[03:37] <timewriter> BitWraith, Preferences > Startup Applications
[03:37] <ruan_> ok its rebooting
[03:37] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, and I cant find the path to cd into the directory to use find
[03:38] <pagan0ne> shcherbak, an auto-update actually
[03:38] <BitWraith> my friend has a box that is starting dnsmasq whenever his connection comes up, and it's messing with another DNS server he needs to use
[03:38] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, good reasons for what they do notwithstanding
[03:38] <PyjamaSpank> I've installed 10.10 to an SSD, I've read that to use "noatime" and move the tmp to the SSD. Is there anything else I should do?
[03:38]  * tripelbaby implodes
[03:38] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: after search press ctrl-2
[03:38] <pagan0ne> ok, well im gonna kill it, and hopefully fiddle with the pkg mgmt system and get it working before i reboot
[03:38] <timewriter> i love LTS
[03:39] <Prinler> Anyone here have any experience with a media center box? specificly a blueray?
[03:40] <timewriter> whats wrong with it
[03:40] <jon_athon> why can't I edit my .vob files?
[03:40] <jon_athon> when I open my .vob files in pitivi they show one second in length, I can't edit them, but they play for a full 45 minutes
[03:40] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I did. I told you I did. I told you twice what happens after I do. What happens is that all the find results vanish. Then after I search again they come back in icon view. -- I am well familiar with using icon view or list view.
[03:40] <timewriter> they are DVD files
[03:40] <tripelbaby> my question is so simple that no one can figure it out cause it's trapped inside a set of invisible assumptions you "all have"
[03:41] <jon_athon> timewriter, is that bad?
[03:41] <timewriter> no
[03:41] <timewriter> why would you edit them ?
[03:41] <Disturbed1> Hello.
[03:41] <jon_athon> timewriter, I did a class project, I gotta remove some stuff
[03:41] <tripelbaby> jon_athon, I've seen that in windows. No it's not bad, it is what dvd files are called. -- I also have problems relating to that kind of thing.
[03:42] <timewriter> you need a dedicated editing software that is able to edit dvds
[03:42] <tripelbaby> !ask | Disturbed1
[03:42] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: strange, what directory are you looking in and what is the query?
[03:42] <timewriter> but i dont know if it is possible
[03:42] <jon_athon> tripelbaby, relating how?
[03:42] <timewriter> you my need to redo the project
[03:42] <Senjai> !bot abuse | tripelbaby
[03:42] <timewriter> might*
[03:43] <Prinler> Anyone have media box experience?
[03:43] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I have found some .avi files and I want to find out where they are on the HD. Not my primary HD but a couple of other HDs. Both named the same afaik
[03:43] <timewriter> possibly
[03:43] <jon_athon> is there any .vob editing software?
[03:43] <Logan_WP> !anyone | Prinler
[03:43] <tripelbaby> Senjai I didnt do that.
[03:43] <jon_athon> timewriter, no can do on the redo... it's do fri, and I have to critique it
[03:43] <Disturbed1> !behaviour
[03:43] <Prinler> Shoooooot
[03:43] <Prinler> Does ubuntu support blueray
[03:43] <tripelbaby> nevermind I have more things to dealwith than a simple crit. I am trying to deal with my computer. sorry I tried to help.
[03:44] <jon_athon> tripelbaby, ?
[03:44] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: Try to set List view as default (nad add colunt with path), but with terminal you would be better.
[03:44] <Logan_WP> !bluray | Prinler
[03:44] <jon_athon> tripelbaby, who and what are you talking about?
[03:44] <timewriter> jon_athon, have you tried avidemux ?
[03:44] <gnewb> triplebaby: Are they mounted?
[03:44] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I dont know how to set the list view as default. I've asked that before.
[03:44] <Disturbed1> How do I change the login screen wallpaper?
[03:44] <tripelbaby> jon_athon, sorry I cant help you.
[03:44] <jon_athon> timewriter, nope
[03:44] <jon_athon> timewriter, but I will
[03:45] <timewriter> install it , it might do simple tasks
[03:45] <Frenk> Hello, I have a small problem with a perl script. Here is the error and which perl and perl -v. Can anyone suggest a solution? Thx http://pastebin.com/aUErJsek
[03:45] <Logan_WP> !perl | Frenk
[03:45] <Logan_WP> wait, no
[03:45] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: Edit > Preferences > (first tab, top)
[03:46] <Logan_WP> Frenk: ask in #perl
[03:46] <Frenk> Logan_WP: the source should work, its just ubuntu is missing smth and I dont get it.
[03:46] <shcherbak> jon_athon: find in Nautiuls (battle with misconception)
[03:46] <jon_athon> shcherbak, ?
[03:46] <shcherbak> jon_athon: Your question to tripelbaby
[03:47] <timewriter> hello Mr Cpudan80 Sir
[03:47] <jon_athon> oh
[03:47] <JeffCBR> Rebooting into Ubuntu for the first time (and Linux for the first time in years). :D
[03:47] <Senjai> ~
[03:47] <BitWraith> \0/
[03:48] <shcherbak> jon_athon: good boy.
[03:48] <droidftw> is it possible to install unity on the desktop version
[03:48] <shcherbak> sorry, ment to JeffCBR
[03:48] <jon_athon> shcherbak, oh
[03:48] <jon_athon> shcherbak, I was confused
[03:48] <jon_athon> XD
[03:48] <lulohlz> hola luis_lopez
[03:49] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, I've looked under all these things and cant find out how to set the default view of my window -- appearance windows nautilus-actions
[03:50] <yamina> est-ce que par exemple la structure d'une mole et qu'Ule engendrerait un champ inverse à son symétrique vectoriel?
[03:50] <jon_athon> Woah this is sooooo werid
[03:50] <jon_athon> werid
[03:50] <jon_athon> werid
[03:50] <jon_athon> weird
[03:50] <FloodBot3> jon_athon: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:50] <Senjai> yamina, #ubuntu-fr ?? i think
[03:51] <BitWraith> lol
[03:51] <jon_athon> crap
[03:51] <rww> !fr
[03:51] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, -- got it EDIT, Prefs... TY I'll search again
[03:52] <tripelbaby> gnewb, hi they are mounted. I'm almost burnt. I'm ready to smoke a cigarette and I dont smoke any more.
[03:52] <tripelbaby> gnewb, I think it's time to do something else.
[03:53] <yamina> yes, sorry
[03:53] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, it does not give the path.
[03:53] <yamina> not here ... ops
[03:53] <tripelbaby> my question is so simple that no one can figure it out cause it's trapped inside a set of invisible assumptions you "all have"
[03:54] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, it does not give the path. only the filename
[03:54] <shcherbak> tripelbaby: same menu, but 4th tab, tick Location
[03:54] <tripelbaby> k
[03:54] <Cale> Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 and version 10.2 r152 of the flash plugin for Firefox, and in many places I can't input text (though copy/paste will work), notably in UStream's chat box. Has anyone else run into this?
[03:54] <gnewb> triplebaby: Okee doke, I had to ask ,,
[03:54] <tripelbaby> shcherbak, oh bingo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:54] <Senjai> !flash | Cale
[03:54] <Senjai> I don't know anything about that, but you might find more there
[03:54] <Cale> Flash is installed
[03:54]  * tripelbaby cries with relief
[03:54] <Cale> okay
[03:55] <Senjai> Did you install it through a repository
[03:55] <matiu> What's a good size for /boot partition ?
[03:55] <shubbar> plash plugin keep crashing
[03:55] <shubbar> flash
[03:55] <Senjai> shubbar, yep :)
[03:56] <Cale> I believe I just used Adobe's package
[03:56] <shubbar> how can i watch youtube?
[03:56] <gnewb> !flash | shubbar
[03:56] <Senjai> It shouldn't crash a LOT.. just occasionaly
[03:57] <shubbar> Senjai, always crashing constantly
[03:57] <Senjai> I would purge it
[03:58] <Senjai> and install it from the ubuntu repository
[03:58]  * shcherbak hugs tripelbaby with tears of joy in eyes
[03:58] <Senjai> and see if it still occurs
[03:58] <Senjai> also I use google chrom
[03:58] <MrBmx> hey
[03:58] <arand> matiu: depending on circumstances around 50->200MB I'd guess, you can assume one kernel is approx. 16MB, so it all comes down to how many you plan to have installed simultaneously
[03:59] <ruan> ok im back
[03:59] <Iron_Chef> what's the best way to install openmotif in lucid?
[03:59] <ruan> i cant boot ubuntu though
[03:59] <ruan> tried installing it twice
[03:59] <MrBmx> i havea quick question
[03:59] <Senjai> !ask | MrBmx
[04:00] <gnewb> ruan: Is it a clean install or a dual-boot install?
[04:00] <ruan> i tried dual booting but installing on the same partition as windows
[04:00] <Anon7-2521> Hello.
[04:00] <ruan> that was a bad idea i think
[04:00] <JeffCBR> Is Update Manager keeping "sudo apt-get install irssi" from working?
[04:00]  * Senjai waves at Anon7-2521 
[04:00] <arand> ruan: Using wubi then I assume?
[04:00] <gnewb> ruan: Yes, that could be an error.
[04:00] <joobie> Entry 'etc' in / (2) has an incorrect filetype (was 2, should be 0). .. how can i confirm what 'filetype 2' is and 'filetype 0' is? I get this when i run fsck.. i know forsure it's a directory, but just want to confirm that type 0 is a dir
[04:01] <MrBmx> if i install ubuntu on my machine running vista, i will still be able to run vista or ubuntu at my choice right? and if i choose to uninstall ubuntu it will not effect any of my current vista settings/information?
[04:01] <ruan> im running on the livecd now
[04:01] <Anon7-2521> I am running 10.04 Lucid on a MBP 5,5. All of a sudden, yesterday, my brightness levels do not work at all. On the brightness applet, there is an "x" and it shows as being low. What do?
[04:01] <Senjai> MrBmx yes
[04:01] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: It is installtion command, what and how supposed to keep it?
[04:01] <xangua> !dualboot | MrBmx
[04:01] <Anon7-2521> Also, when I unplug my computer, the screen does not dim, despite it being set ti.
[04:01] <Anon7-2521> s/ti/to/
[04:01] <elfrank> I have newbie question. I'm running ubuntu on a live flash drive. Every time I try to install it, it hands at the prepating  to install ubuntu... and I have to quit it. Is there a way to do this through the terminal?
[04:01] <ruan> but i cant boot ubuntu, is it because im not using a seperate partition?
[04:01] <arand> JeffCBR: What kind of error does it give?
[04:01]  * Senjai pets PasketOfBuppies
[04:02] <tripelbaby> I found out, to name a disk you name a partition. To name a partition you use gparted not nautilus. Thank you for all your attention friends.  -- inc shcherbak
[04:02] <arand> ruan: How did you install it? Wubi? LiveCD?
[04:02] <ruan> live cd
[04:02] <tripelbaby> goes to reboot from livecd
[04:02] <JeffCBR> "E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[04:02] <MrBmx> thank you senjai... one last thing, if i install ubuntu i will not lose my current vista information (e.g music pics and so fourth) correct?
[04:02] <Senjai> MrBmx, no
[04:02] <gnewb> tripelbaby: YES!
[04:02] <ruan> booted off of the livecd, changed boot settings to hard drive after install, cant boot
[04:02] <Senjai> MrBmx, Just follow the setup instructions, and choose to boot alongside vista
[04:03] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: Do you run any other installations or updates?>
[04:03] <Senjai> MrBmx, When you boot, you can select "Windows Recovery Environment" from the menu to load vista
[04:03] <arand> JeffCBR: Yes, you can only have one package manager running at the same time
[04:03] <JeffCBR> "E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?"
[04:03] <JeffCBR> I see.
[04:03] <tripelbaby> ruan, when you boot up from scratch you should get a text screen that allows you to use the arrow keys to chose which partition to boot from. At this place Ubuntu wubi "looks like" a different partition even though it is not one. It is one of the choices.
[04:03] <Anon7-2521> Has anyone come across this problem before? i searched the forums extensively, but as of yet have not found a working solution
[04:03] <elfrank> I tried already a few times and I get the same results while trying to install
[04:03] <Senjai> Anon7-2521, Whats the issue?
[04:04] <ruan> i didnt get a text screen to choose a partition
[04:04] <tripelbaby> ruan, warning about wubi. The files "inside" of wubi are only accessible when you have booted into wubi.
[04:04] <MrBmx> thank you senjai
[04:04] <Anon7-2521>  I am running 10.04 Lucid on a MBP 5,5. All of a sudden, yesterday, my brightness levels do not work at all. On the brightness applet, there is an "x" and it shows as being low. What do? Also, when I unplug my computer, the screen does not dim, despite it being set ti.
[04:04] <matiu> thanks arand .. I ended up making it 1 GB
[04:04] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: I am assuming you are using a laptop and are asking about the power management?
[04:04] <Senjai> tough call, I have no clue.
[04:04] <ruan> but i installed on the same partition as windows
[04:04] <ruan> is this a problem?
[04:04] <Anon7-2521> I am using a laptop, yes.
[04:04] <Senjai> MrBmx, No problem :)
[04:04] <Anon7-2521> But it is not an option in the power management tab
[04:05] <tripelbaby> ruan, this is not a problem per say. it is your situation.
[04:05] <ruan> because it seemed to wipe windows, not that i mind, but i need to boot into an os
[04:05] <tripelbaby> ruan: when you boot, do you see the text screen?
[04:05] <ruan> no
[04:05] <arand> matiu: That is likely a bit over the top, but as long as you don't desperately need the space... You normally don't need a separate /boot unless you want to.
[04:05] <gnewb> ruan: There are some very good Utilities and Forensics in GParted and other places that could resolve that for you.
[04:05] <ruan> only a "loading dmi pool data" screen and it freezes at that
[04:06] <tripelbaby> ruan, I cant help you with that one, what you have has been addressed here by others. You have lost the grub2 (or grub for older versions)
[04:06] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: Despite checking numerous times, and updating the repositories and chanign x11, nothing has worked. the screen is on full brightness all the time, despite the birghtness applet showing the screen as off.
[04:06] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: do you get an error at boot/login?
[04:06] <Anon7-2521> No.
[04:06] <matiu> arand: yeah, I redid it to 500 mb
[04:06] <ruan> should i start a new partition?
[04:06] <tripelbaby> ruan, good luck. First: save anything you do not want to lose
[04:06] <matiu> arand: I was using my left over gentoo partition that was 32 M .. and wondering why ubuntu install wasn't working .. turns out it needs bigger :)
[04:06] <I-are-> how do I use an abstract class in my code?  If I am unable to instantiate it, does that mean I just use it similar to a static class?
[04:06] <JeffCBR> What ever happened to LOAF?
[04:06] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: this look familiar? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/555122
[04:07] <maco2> matiu: yeah...needs about 2gb
[04:07] <ruan> ok im going to try an install on a new partition this time
[04:07] <tripelbaby> ruan, when you type in this channel, you should start the line with the NICK of the person you are addressing. that makes the line red for them. Like this one is for you.
[04:07] <gnewb> ruan: First things first, do you have a backup of the Windows?
[04:07] <Anon7-2521> Somewhat but not completely
[04:07] <arand> matiu: maco2: That is for / filesystem though, not for just /boot as in this case
[04:07] <matiu> maco2	wha ? I made it 500 MB from arand's suggestion
[04:07] <shubbar> now i install the adobe-flashplugin or the flashplugin-installer ?
[04:07] <maco2> arand: ahhh ok
[04:07] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: When unplugged, nothing happens
[04:07] <matiu> arand: yeah I'm talking just /boot
[04:07] <tripelbaby> gnewb, I leave this to you. hi5
[04:07] <maco2> matiu: i thought you meant for the entirety of /
[04:07] <ruan> gnewb: i have a backup of windows
[04:07] <matiu> fs is like 200 GB
[04:07] <matiu> :D
[04:08] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: what model laptop?
[04:08] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: Also, when pressing the function key, nothing happens
[04:08] <matiu> plus 5 TB of LVM partitions :)
[04:08] <Anon7-2521> it's a MacBook Pro 5,5
[04:08] <Senjai> linux should come with a facepalm program
[04:08] <ruan> lol
[04:08] <matiu> Thanks maco2 .. you had me worried there for a second :)
[04:09] <ruan> reinstalling on a diff. partition
[04:09] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: are you booting plugged in or no? same problem either way?
[04:09] <whisperkiller> i have issues with the wireless with 10.10 and someone told me to try an earlier version because 10.10 has issues with wireless
[04:10] <whisperkiller> is 10.04 suitable?
[04:10] <DaGeek247> yes
[04:10] <Senjai> !wifi | whisperkiller
[04:10] <shcherbak> Senjai: There is sript with analise frequency and structure of given commands, and eventually gives you message like: It's OK. or Dont give up, or plays relaxing music.
[04:10] <jon_athon> timewriter, you know how to use this avidemux?
[04:11] <gnewb> ruan: Good, now just start from scratch, please read the How to Install guide at Ubuntu.com. Is rather simple to understand and please print it out , then make certain the MD5 is correct, then install and enjoy, main thing is just let it install, is almost an unattended operation, put the username, password, timezones and whatnot, is all explained on the Ubuntu Download page.
[04:11] <Senjai> shcherbak huh?
[04:11] <JeffCBR> Anyone recommend a wireless card that works well with 10.10? I haven't purchased mine yet.
[04:11] <shcherbak> Senjai: instead of palmface
[04:11] <Senjai> shcherbak, agreed, JeffCBR, let me figure out what I have, I dont have problem
[04:11] <shcherbak> ok
[04:12] <gnewb> ruan: And you are wise, ALWAYS make a backup, always.
[04:12] <skutr3> can someone help me add myself to the sudoers file please????????
[04:13] <gnewb> skutr3: Try gksudo?
[04:13] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: can you cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state ?
[04:13] <skutr3> gnewb: command not found
[04:13] <shcherbak> skutr3: add yourself to adm group
[04:13] <gaelfx> if I wanted move my '/' to an SSD, how would I do that? Is it possible?
[04:13] <skutr3> shcherbak: how?
[04:14] <epi> HI, some days ago battery is not charging, can somebody help me ?
[04:14] <Senjai> gaelfx, yes, its ... something that you might have to google, I know its been done though
[04:14] <shcherbak> skutr3: adduser <name of user>:adm (need to be done by sudoer)
[04:14] <Senjai> !ask | epi
[04:14] <skutr3> shcherbak: im the only user
[04:15] <Inphernal> Hey, I'm having trouble burning CDs, my drive will play DVDs and CDs fine, but I cannot burn them in Ubuntu or Windows. How can I check what the problem is?
[04:15] <Senjai> epi, what more can you tell us
[04:15] <gaelfx> Senjai: cool, I was thinking about buying a 16gb SSD and I was hoping I wouldn't have to reinstall to use it
[04:15] <shcherbak> type: groups <your user name>
[04:15] <shcherbak> skutr3: ^^^^
[04:15] <rww> in before -j
[04:15] <Senjai> gaelfx, My friends have done it, Im not pro enough though
[04:15] <gaelfx> epi: does your laptop still work with the power adapter plugged in?
[04:15] <skutr3> shcherbak: skutr3 : skutr3
[04:16] <Senjai> nick Bash
[04:16] <Bash> :)
[04:16] <timewriter> jon_athon, no
[04:16] <timewriter> i never use it
[04:16] <epi> it works when is plugged
[04:16] <jon_athon> crai
[04:16] <jon_athon> crap
[04:16] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: can you cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state ?
[04:16] <DaGeek247> FloodBots are spamming! :p
[04:16] <gaelfx> Senjai: Well, at least I know it's not impossible, that's encouragement enough :D
[04:16] <shcherbak> skutr3: well, how it happened?
[04:16] <rww> DaGeek247: working as intended. turn off mode changes ;P
[04:16] <Anon7-2521> Wow. I'm sorry.
[04:17] <Anon7-2521> My internet is full of AIDS and FAIL
[04:17] <skutr3> schaetec: idk i just installed
[04:17] <Senjai> all the shell nicknames are registered.. :(
[04:17] <Anon7-2521> What do I need to do, gsp2009?
[04:17] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state ?
[04:17] <skutr3> shcherbak: idk i just installed
[04:17] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: from a CLI
[04:17] <Anon7-2521> pastebin?
[04:17] <DaGeek247> rww im using pda. it doesnt have that feature
[04:18] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: did that make a diff to the applet?
[04:18] <gaelfx> epi: then there's a good chance that the battery is dead or that it's connection to power has been messed up somehow. I suggest taking it to a service center
[04:18] <Anon7-2521> No
[04:18] <shcherbak> skutr3: you could drop to root shell after reboot (resque)
[04:18] <gaelfx> epi: you wouldn't want to buy a new battery just to find out that it's another problem
[04:18] <skutr3> shcherbak: ho?
[04:18] <Anon7-2521> And when I press the function buttons, the cursor in terminal just flashes
[04:18] <skutr3> shcherbak: how?*
[04:18] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: hmmm. wait one sec k?
[04:18] <Anon7-2521> Thanks, gsp2009
[04:19] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: pastebin the output of your cat
[04:19] <shcherbak> skutr3: reboot > grub > resquemode > shell
[04:19] <epi> gaelfx: I guess is another problem.
[04:19] <Anon7-2521> Ok
[04:19] <Senjai> epi, if your laptop works with the cord in, its likely the battery.
[04:19] <Senjai> Have you tiried running something other than linux?
[04:20] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: http://pastebin.com/rCGzyJik
[04:20] <gaelfx> epi: well, the surest way to find out is to pop another battery that you know is working into your machine, if possible
[04:20] <^Phantom^> power's back on
[04:20] <skutr3> shcherbak: dont know how to do that
[04:20] <epi> Ok, i'll try to have a good battery to test
[04:20] <maco2> !es | hec
[04:20] <epi> thanks
[04:20] <cntb> on eeepc installed dualbooted 10.10 netbook having wifi problem now on same eeepc1005ha on w7 side .identifies wireless networks but disconnects
[04:21] <gaelfx> epi: if you normally use your computer with the power adapter, and you've done so for several months, there's a good chance that your battery got messed up, you're supposed to take them out if you won't be using battery power for extended periods of time
[04:21] <maco2> tab key fail
[04:21] <cntb> could it be because this network is unsecured?
[04:21] <maco2> oh wrong channel haha
[04:21] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: you are all up to date on your packages?
[04:21] <skutr3> shcherbak: ok i found the sudoers file but cant open it with gedit
[04:21] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: I think that may be the problem. I updated yesterday.
[04:22] <IdleOne> skutr3: gksudo gedit
[04:22] <shcherbak> skutr3: please, paste output of: lastlog
[04:22] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: check your update history in synaptic and revert back if you can
[04:22] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: How do I do that?
[04:22] <skutr3> IdleOne: command not found
[04:22] <shcherbak> IdleOne: he apparently do not have sudoers in system
[04:22] <gaelfx> epi: also, if you plan on keeping your laptop for a long time, you should use your battery when it's 80% charged and recharge when it's at 20% to improve the life of the battery
[04:22] <IdleOne> shcherbak: I see. all yours :)
[04:23] <cntb> wifi card is atheros  Ar9285 and although sees networks disconnects from thw one I use now on w7 ( unsecured AMOF
[04:23] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=21144
[04:23] <cntb> anyone ^^^^ ?
[04:23] <skutr3> shcherbak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/567996/
[04:24] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: sorry.. just click file-history in synaptic. that will show you what you installed
[04:24] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: I installed over 400 megabytes of updates.
[04:24] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: ugh...
[04:24] <JeffCBR> So, I'm the only user? No root?
[04:25] <shcherbak> skutr3: and paste: cat /etc/passwd
[04:25] <Senjai> JeffCBR, no root password,
[04:25] <Anon7-2521> Yeah. I haven't done any updates at all, and I was having serious problems with my iSight so I decided to update. Didn't fix the isight, and now I'm having this problem, gsp2009
[04:25] <cntb> noone now
[04:25] <shcherbak> skutr3: is it live system?
[04:25] <DaGeek247> sudo passwd
[04:25] <Senjai> JeffCBR, If you MUST log in as root, you can use sudo bash
[04:25] <gaelfx> oops
[04:25] <Loshki> JeffCBR: use sudo whenevr you want root...
[04:25] <skutr3> shcherbak: i guess
[04:25] <cntb> will try to seeit myself although no clue
[04:25] <JeffCBR> I don't even see a user called root.
[04:26] <shcherbak> skutr3: Do you run it from usb?
[04:26] <skutr3> shcherbak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/567998/ and live cd
[04:26] <Senjai> JeffCBR, type sudo bash, your name will change to root
[04:26] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: Is there something specific I could search for in the history?
[04:26] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: have you tried resinstalling gnome-power-manager using synaptic?
[04:26] <Anon7-2521> No. Why would I do that?
[04:26] <JeffCBR> So, I'm not a super-user, but I have access to sudo to do su stuff?
[04:27] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: well, that will reinstall the package...
[04:27] <Anon7-2521> No, I understand that
[04:27] <Anon7-2521> I meant
[04:27] <Senjai> JeffCBR, yes, Ubuntu has root, but not a password for it, so if you do what I said you can still login to root
[04:27] <Inphernal> Hey, I'm having trouble burning CDs, my drive will play DVDs and CDs fine, but I cannot burn them in Ubuntu or Windows. How can I check what the problem is?
[04:27] <Anon7-2521> I've never done it through the power-management function. I used the nvidia...somethinsomething repositiory, gsp2009.
[04:28] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: are you running the proprietary drivers?
[04:28] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: yes
[04:28] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: did you have to reinstall the drivers at single user when you upgraded kernel?
[04:28] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: I wasn't prompted to, No.
[04:28] <shcherbak> skutr3: Confused, Do you have ubutnu installed on the hard drive? LiveCD do not deliver sudo right to users, there is only duest session.
[04:28]  * gsp2009 assumes Anon7-2521 upgraded to a new kernel yesterday.
[04:29] <shcherbak> *guest*
[04:29] <skutr3> shcherbak: should i just unintstall and reinstall?
[04:29] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: this may be your issue. Do you remember how to reinstall the nvidia drivers?
[04:29] <skutr3> shcherbak: and yes its on the harddrive
[04:29] <Ziber> Why, if I have swap labeled in /etc/fstab, should it not be used? swapon -a seems uneffective.
[04:29] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: I already did
[04:30] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: I also re-installed this: nvidia-bl-dkms
[04:30] <Anon7-2521> Which is what is used for the backlight dimming
[04:30] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: hmmm.. ok. so once you ran all of your upgrades, you then reinstalled the nvidia drivers?
[04:30] <ninjac0de> Guys I need Some Books To know About kernel's
[04:30] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: You know what, I forgot to reboot
[04:31]  * Anon7-2521 facepalms
[04:31] <shcherbak> skutr3: ok, reboot, remove CD form tray, pres Shift on boot, choose Resque Mode, and pick Drop to shell in menu
[04:31] <ninjac0de> From Where Can i Get This Books
[04:31] <Anon7-2521> Let me reboot and then see.
[04:31] <ninjac0de> Kernel How To
[04:31] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: try it... k
[04:31] <Senjai> ninjac0de,  http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Linux+Kernel+Books
[04:32] <JeffCBR> passwd
[04:32] <ninjac0de> senjai :) Thanks
[04:32] <Loshki> Inphernal: if it doesn't work in windows *or* linux, I'd say the hardware is broken and usually the only cure is to replace it...
[04:33] <KGBWolf> anybody know where on which server #turboirc chan is on?
[04:33] <Senjai> !ot | KGBWolf
[04:34] <JeffCBR> sudo passwd -d root
[04:34] <JeffCBR> sorry...
[04:34] <Senjai> ?
[04:34] <Senjai> JeffCBR..
[04:34] <Senjai> What are you trying to do
[04:34] <Inphernal> @Loshki: That's what I'm suspecting, but is there some way I could diagnose it and hopefully find out it's some software issue which I can fix it myself?
[04:35] <JeffCBR> delete the password for root again.
[04:35] <Senjai> for Ubuntu? There is no password
[04:35] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: You will sleep better without password for root in Ubuntu
[04:35] <Senjai> !root | JeffCBR
[04:35] <dayongge> sgs
[04:35] <JeffCBR> I set the root passwd... I think.
[04:35] <Senjai> you cant
[04:35] <JeffCBR> Unles Ubuntu doesn't allow it.
[04:35] <Senjai> its hardwired.
[04:35] <Inphernal> @Loshki: I remember Nero had some diagnostic tools, but I don't have it
[04:35] <Senjai> it doesn't
[04:35] <JeffCBR> I didn't get an error.
[04:36] <Senjai> Try logging in
[04:36] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: try su root then
[04:36] <Senjai> sudo bash is the only way to log into root on ubuntu, or sudo-ing another shell
[04:36] <Senjai> And all that does is creates a new shell as root
[04:36] <Senjai> but no root password.
[04:36] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: That did it. Wow.
[04:36]  * Anon7-2521 facepalms
[04:37] <lk> in the single user mode, you can edit the passwd file
[04:37] <JeffCBR> su root works.
[04:37] <DaGeek247> or choosing "other"' "root" and the sudo pass at login
[04:37] <Senjai> !root | lk
[04:37] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: haha... glad to hear that you are up and running.
[04:37] <Aikar> hi - windows nuked my mbr so i booted into live cd, apt-get install grub, then did grub-install --root-directory/media/xxxxxx/ /dev/sdb
[04:37] <Aikar> it said it was all good
[04:37] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: Note to self: remeber to reboot after reinstalling drivers.
[04:37] <Aikar> and whe ni rebooted i got grub.... but a shell, how do i get gui?
[04:37] <lk> just change it
[04:37] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: haha
[04:37] <Senjai> lk, you can't it doesn't work
[04:38] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: I wish I didn't have to boot into OS X everytime I rebooted or shut down my computer >.<
[04:38] <Senjai> lk, ubuntu ignores passwd for root, doesn't even read the file I believe.
[04:38] <Senjai> not for root at least
[04:38] <rww> Ubuntu sets the password hash to something that will never match an actual password.
[04:38] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: :(
[04:39] <arand> Aikar: You did not get a menu?
[04:39] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: Yeah it's really annoying. But if I don't then my iSight doesn't work.
[04:39] <Senjai> rww, Oh, Guess I'm wrong
[04:39] <JeffCBR> rww: on install?
[04:39] <lk> last time,I change my root shell "/bin/bash" to "bash",
[04:39] <SleepyCow2> Hello all. I am new to Ubuntu, and have limited Unix/Linux experience, and am looking for some help upgrading my installation of ShrewSoft VPN Client in Ubuntu 10.10 Desktop Edition. Specifically, the latest version included in the Ubuntu software repository in 2.1.5,
[04:39] <rww> JeffCBR: when it writes /etc/shadow, yes
[04:39] <SleepyCow2> but I need to upgrade to 2.1.7 to connect to my VPN device. Can anyone assist me?
[04:39] <Aikar> arand: nope
[04:39] <rww> It's "!" or "x" or something. I forget.
[04:40] <SleepyCow2> I can download a source tarball but don't really know whwere to go from there.
[04:40] <maco2> rww: either works
[04:40] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: that is annoying.. anyway I gotta jet... have a good one.
[04:40] <maco2> rww: well actually i think it's  ! or * ...
[04:40] <arand> JeffCBR: You can set a root password, yes, as per the wiki page linkes a couple of times above, however it is not recommended, and you shiould be able to get the equivalent by running "sudo -i"
[04:40] <maco2> rww: but since x is an impossible hash too (far too short for one.....) thatd be equally effective
[04:40] <Anon7-2521> gsp2009: Thanks for your help
[04:40] <rww> maco2: that sounds more right
[04:40] <gsp2009> Anon7-2521: you are welcome.
[04:41] <JeffCBR> So, if I've sent the root passwd, will "passwd -d root" delete it again?
[04:41] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: -l
[04:41] <JeffCBR> lock
[04:41] <shcherbak> JeffCBR: man passwd
[04:41] <JeffCBR> ok, thanks.
[04:41] <JeffCBR> just wasn't sure if the default setting was "locked" or "deleted".
[04:41] <arand> JeffCBR: Read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo#root%20account
[04:42] <JeffCBR> !root leads me to believe that it's deleted.
[04:42] <DaGeek247> SleepyCow2 what does the tarball readme say?
[04:42] <rww> If I have 'screen' (the terminal multiplexer) running with a few splits in it, how do I remove just one? I know about Ctrl-a Q to remove all but the active one, but that's unhelpful when I want to get rid of one of five or six...
[04:43] <arand> JeffCBR: As per, wiki, seems you should be using usermod for that
[04:43] <samuel> hello guys
[04:43] <DaGeek247> hai
[04:43] <samuel> I am trying to install natty
[04:43] <Senjai> Hola
[04:43] <Senjai> !pong
[04:43] <arand> rww: ctrl+k isn't it?
[04:43] <Senjai> Anyways all
[04:43] <Logan_WP> !es | Senjai
[04:43] <Senjai> I'm out
[04:43] <samuel> what is the best way to do it? once maverik is installed?
[04:43] <samuel> or direct from the natty cd?
[04:44] <DaGeek247> !ping
[04:44] <Senjai> Yo hablo espanol, pero, mi prefiero ingles.
[04:44] <zeromobi> I think ubuntu+1 is the place to ask
[04:44] <DaGeek247> Lies!
[04:44] <zeromobi> but I would go with clean from the cd
[04:44] <Senjai> Night everyone
[04:44] <arand> rww: or crtl+a + k rather
[04:44] <samuel> also, is there something like a rolling release in ubuntu? can i use testing or unstable in /etc/apt/sources.list instead of maverik, natty, etc?
[04:44] <rww> arand: that kills the program in the active window, doesn't it?
[04:45] <rww> samuel: no
[04:45] <arand> rww: It kills the active window
[04:45] <samuel> rww: just upgrade when a new dev release comes along?
[04:45] <SleepyCow2> Sorry to ask aagin, but is there anyone here who might be able to asist me with an upgrade compile an dinstall of the Shrewsoft VPN client for Ubuntu 10.10 ?
[04:45] <zeromobi> lol, I would consider natty rolling, but you can give debian unstable a try and cherry pick experimental packages
[04:45] <rww> samuel: if you enjoy perpetual breakage, sure.
[04:46] <samuel> rww: actually, I do....
[04:46] <zeromobi> isn't that the defination of rolling?
[04:46] <samuel> for some odd reason
[04:46] <rww> zeromobi: no
[04:46] <zeromobi> I was joking ;)
[04:47] <samuel> I wish I could say "I am used to windows... I AM used to perpetual breakage...."
[04:47] <JeffCBR> 261 Updates?!
[04:47] <samuel> hahahaha
[04:47] <beagle2_> can someone please help me do a dual-boot with Ubuntu 10.04 and Win XP?
[04:47] <samuel> but I use mac most of the time today :)
[04:47] <beagle2_> it shouldn't be hard but for some reason I am messing it up
[04:47] <rww> samuel: natty is a whole heck of a lot less stable than Windows ;P
[04:47] <sog> install first the windows
[04:47] <beagle2_> i have the XP in a single partition, check.
[04:47] <Anon7-2521> Does anyone have experience running Ubuntu on a Mac?
[04:48] <arand> samuel: Well the thing is that the development version goes from being almost unusable into the final release throughout it's dev cyle, so it's hard to pinpoint a ceartain level of unstability and roll with that, so to speak.
[04:48] <beagle2_> sog: i have a boot CD, and i click all the appropriate settings, but it is getting jammedo n the partitioning step...
[04:48] <SleepyCow2> Can I offer a bounty, folks?
[04:48] <DaGeek247> SleepyCow2 yes
[04:49] <samuel> rww, arand: tbh I would not know... I can say that I have not used windows since my days at uni on redhat 6
[04:49] <samuel> my first linux :)
[04:49] <SleepyCow2> DaGeek247: Suggestions?
[04:49]  * Logan_WP is away: I'm busy
[04:49] <rww> ubottu: tell Logan_WP about away
[04:50] <DaGeek247> SleepyCow2 whats the readme for the tarball say it depends on?
[04:50] <lk> windows suck
[04:50] <SleepyCow2> Beagle2: When you say it is getting jammed up in partitioning, what exactly do you mean?
[04:50] <arand> samuel: One can always upgrade about halfways though the dev cycle I guess, what I tend to do is run two systems by side,.
[04:50] <SleepyCow2> DaGeek247: I can do apt-get to get any missing prerequisites
[04:50] <SleepyCow2> that's not the issue
[04:51] <Senjai> ..
[04:51] <SleepyCow2> What I don't understand is how / where do I do the CMAKE so that it upgrades / replaces my 2.1.5 install
[04:51] <SleepyCow2> (From the Ubuntu Software Repo)
[04:51] <DaGeek247> remove it from repo the build it yourself.
[04:52] <SleepyCow2> Does it matter where I build it to? I'd like to put it 'where it belongs'
[04:52] <ruan> i've tried installing ubuntu 3 times now
[04:53] <DaGeek247> SleepyCow2 no it doesnt
[04:54] <jon_athon> why is avidemux not saving with audio codecs?
[04:55] <SleepyCow2> I'd like to know where all of my current applets are installed so I can put it in the right place
[04:55] <SleepyCow2> but locate (even after a updatedb) doesnt find anything
[04:56] <samuel> sorry got disconnected...
[04:56] <NimBiotics> Is there any other channel for oo besides the official one?
[04:56] <beagle2_> hey all, i should be able to use the Synaptic on Ubuntu even if i'm working from a liveCD, right?
[04:56] <samuel> like I said... I started to use linux with redhat 6....
[04:56] <beagle2_> particularly, i am trying to install minicom but it is not liking it
[04:56] <samuel> since then I have been on many distros, and then Mac OS X since my company bought it for me, but now that the laptop is mine I want to start again on linux... I thought Ubuntu might be a good place to start
[04:57] <samuel> I used to use Debian sid for every day use, would you guys recommend maverik or natty?
[04:57] <arand> beagle2_: Yes, but it will install addiditonal software to memory, so it will run out eventually.
[04:57] <samuel> in particular I really would like to try out gnome-shell, read alot of good things about it
[04:57] <beagle2_> arand: can i have it use my USB stick instead or no?
[04:57] <samuel> should I start with maverik or natty?
[04:57] <DaGeek247> lucid
[04:58] <JeffCBR> Why is my little power button in the corner of gnome red now?
[04:58] <arand> beagle2_: You can create a persistent liveusb, yes, or if you manually mount.
[04:58] <Tux123> need help ...
[04:58] <IdleOne> JeffCBR: it turns red to indicate you need to reboot to complete an update
[04:58] <arand> JeffCBR: You need to restart to finish updates
[04:58] <arand> !help | Tux123
[04:58] <JeffCBR> Yeah, thanks, guys. :D
[04:58] <g_0_0> SleepyCow2, look in /usr/share for applets
[04:59] <dreambook> is it possible to access hardware API(android) in ubuntu in Android phone? could Somebody tell me?
[04:59] <JeffCBR> root
[04:59] <dreambook> root?
[04:59] <JeffCBR> mistype.
[04:59] <JeffCBR> two keyboards sitting in front of me.
[04:59] <Tux123> Suppose i have the SHADOW file from my ubuntu installation, is it possible to crack the hash file? like in windows ntlm hashes?
[04:59] <dreambook> could somebody tell me?
[05:00] <shcherbak> Tux123: you are first to ask
[05:00] <Tux123> really? :S
[05:00] <Tux123> anyone can reply to this?
[05:01] <JeffCBR> su
[05:01] <samuel> anyone?
[05:01] <shcherbak> Tux123: do you have access to machine?
[05:01] <Tux123> yes
[05:01] <samuel> any opinion as to the distro I should use?
[05:01] <Tux123> i have access.. and no i dont want to clear the hash
[05:01] <Random832> Tux123: is there a reason you need the password instead of just resetting it?
[05:01] <Tux123> i want to 'crack' it
[05:01] <DaGeek247> sammuel lucid
[05:02] <Mjayc> !ot
[05:02] <DaGeek247> samuel lucid has the least questions in here
[05:02] <samuel> so that means the least learning as well no?
[05:03] <Tux123> Just for educational purposes...
[05:03] <DaGeek247> :p, i meant it in a good way.
[05:03] <samuel> :)
[05:03] <Tux123> Suppose i have the SHADOW file from my ubuntu installation, is it possible to crack the hash file? like in windows ntlm hashes?
[05:03] <Tux123> anyone?
[05:03] <samuel> I think I will install maverik and then natty
[05:03] <JeffCBR> ss
[05:04] <DaGeek247> maerick has the most probems
[05:04] <samuel> I tried debian, but it took me a while to get everything working in my macbook pro
[05:04] <Tux123> lol i guess no one knows here ...
[05:04] <samuel> then it stopped working....
[05:04] <shcherbak> Tux123: Around gpg you can find few project (offensive and deffensive) which may be of interest.
[05:04] <JeffCBR> Of course it's possible, Tux.
[05:04] <Nisstyre> Tux123, depends
[05:04] <samuel> could not even boot in recovery
[05:04] <samuel> :(
[05:04] <Nisstyre> how long are your passwords?
[05:04] <Tux123> 10 chars
[05:05] <Nisstyre> Tux123, not that feasible
[05:05] <Nisstyre> unless you have a very powerful system
[05:05] <samuel> DaGeek247: maverik has more problems than natty???
[05:05] <Nisstyre> anything below 7 characters is feasible
[05:05] <Tux123> do you use some tools to crask it anyway?
[05:05] <Tux123> crack*
[05:05] <Nisstyre> Tux123, check out john the ripper
[05:05] <Nisstyre> I forget what hashing algorithm ubuntu uses
[05:05] <Tux123> john the ripper for UBUNTU hashes?
[05:05] <Nisstyre> yes
[05:06] <DaGeek247> never seen a naty q in here.
[05:06] <rww> that's because natty questions belong in #ubuntu+1 ;P
[05:06] <DaGeek247> lol
[05:06] <shcherbak> DaGeek247: still #Ubuntu +1
[05:06] <DaGeek247> im not in there
[05:07] <Tux123> Anyway, i think i'll code the hach cracker myself .. then
[05:07] <JeffCBR> edit
[05:07] <beagle2___> i am trying to get minicom on my Ubuntu liveCD load but it says 'E: Couldn't find package minicom' whenever i call on 'sudo apt-get install minicom', can someone please help me?
[05:07] <SleepyCow2> Compiling software takes a long time on a single core 1.2ghz ULV cpu.
[05:07] <ruan> i still cant boot ubuntu
[05:08] <nick> hi
[05:08] <SleepyCow2> ruan, can you re-explain your issue?
[05:08] <ruan> well
[05:08] <ruan> if i try to boot from hard drive, it freezes at post
[05:09] <ruan> well, it does nothing
[05:09] <skutr3> can anyone helo me install please?
[05:09] <g_0_0> beagle2___, it's in universe
[05:09] <Tux123> Yeah thanks to the guy who said JOHN tHE RIPPER, It Works!!
[05:09] <Nisstyre> Tux123, no problem
[05:10] <Nisstyre> you got it started?
[05:10] <skutr3> can anyone please help me with partitioning on installation please?
[05:10] <JeffCBR> i just clicked a link in a man page and my mind was blown
[05:10] <Tux123> yeah i cracked a 3 char password, but it should work for everything else provided a good dictionary
[05:10] <beagle2___> g_0_0: how do i access this 'universe'?
[05:11] <Nisstyre> Tux123, if you know what algorithm it uses and you have a newish nvidia card you can go much faster
[05:11] <Tux123> yeah i know
[05:11] <Tux123> I can use the GPU
[05:11] <g_0_0> beagle2___, - see here - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[05:11] <JeffCBR> it uses your GPU?
[05:11] <beagle2___> i am rather new to linux, but am frustrated that apt-get worked on my other machine, where the only difference I can see is that that one used a dual-boot setup instead of a liveCD...
[05:11] <pitlimit> Can anyone tell me how to add color to my vim? It's missing
[05:11] <skutr3> can someone help me with the partitioning part of the installation im getting a /root filesystem error
[05:11] <Nisstyre> JeffCBR, yes you can use a language called CUDA
[05:11] <Tux123> I'm familiar wih CUDA
[05:11] <Nisstyre> it's a C like syntax # JeffCBR
[05:12] <Nisstyre> *@
[05:12] <Aikar> arand: it was because i did apt-get install grub when i saw 'grub' didnt exists, which downgraded grub
[05:12] <Tux123> thanks byw..
[05:12] <JeffCBR> interesting. How much power is in those things?
[05:12] <Aikar> rebooted live cd and used grub-pc default with grub-install and its back to normal
[05:12] <KXTwo> Hello everyone
[05:12] <KXTwo> ubuntu novice here
[05:12] <KXTwo> had a question about swappiness
[05:12] <Aikar> im back in my os now yay, ill screw with windows at a lkater date
[05:12] <JeffCBR> I saw one at the comp store today that I don't think would actually fit in my case.
[05:13] <gaelfx> KXTwo: usually the swap partition should be double what your physical RAM is
[05:13] <ruan> i wish i could install ubuntu
[05:13] <KXTwo> I havent made a swap partition yet
[05:13] <JeffCBR> ruan, you have windows alreayd installed and you're trying to dual boot?
[05:13] <KXTwo> Im talking about the swappiness of the swap file
[05:13] <gaelfx> KXTwo: at the very least, a little larger
[05:14] <ruan> JeffCBR: it was
[05:14] <KXTwo> I read an article on how to "speed up ubuntu" it had me change the swappiness from 60 to 10 I wanted to see what you guys thought
[05:14] <JeffCBR> is it gone from the partition manager?
[05:14] <KXTwo> I do seem to be running somewhat faster
[05:14] <pitlimit> sorry, if my q is offtopic, but can anyone tell me how I can find out how to add color to vim?
[05:14] <g_0_0> pitlimit, add - syntax on - to ~/vimrc
[05:14] <rww> KXTwo: I have tried changing swappiness. It made exactly zero difference on my system.
[05:14] <ruan> no, i installed ubuntu twice on the same partition, but couldnt boot
[05:14] <pitlimit> thank you i willl try
[05:15] <rww> KXTwo: your mileage may vary, especially if you're low on RAM.
[05:15] <KXTwo> I was also told to edit my inittab file but it doesnt even exist
[05:15] <ruan> then i made a new partition, and it still didn't work
[05:15] <KXTwo> rww I have 4 gigs lol
[05:15] <almoxarife> KXTwo: I never noticed a difference :(
[05:15] <rww> KXTwo: So do I, so... yeah.
[05:15] <g_0_0> pitlimit, I meant ~/.vimrc
[05:15] <pitlimit> g_0_0: I don't have a vimrc... i have a viminfo... is that the same?
[05:15] <JeffCBR> I have 512 MB... :(
[05:15] <rww> KXTwo: Unless you're using a lot of memory for something, you won't be using a notable amount of swap space, so swappiness won't matter.
[05:15] <red2kic> KXTwo: Buy this. It'll speed up your linux experience. http://tinyurl.com/4s7uq4l
[05:15] <KXTwo> im very good at optimizing the speed of windows os's just trying to learn ubuntu
[05:15] <JeffCBR> Of DDR2...
[05:16] <KXTwo> I have no swap partition as im maxed out on parts and seem to be running ok
[05:16] <beagle2___> g_0_0: thanks so much! that was exactly the problem. so much stuff to learn in Linux, sigh...
[05:16] <KXTwo> I like to run a tight OS though and just wanted to figure out hwo to maximize
[05:16] <g_0_0> beagle2___, you're welcome
[05:16] <almoxarife> KXTwo: with 4gig also I don't bother with a swap , hibernate instead of suspend and no issues
[05:16] <KXTwo> I think the ubuntu article I read was outdated though
[05:16] <almoxarife> that was backwards?
[05:16] <g_0_0> pitlimit, the file is ~/.vimrc  - I made an error first time
[05:16] <pitlimit> but g_0_0 I don't have one
[05:16] <pitlimit> I have viminfo
[05:17] <KXTwo> should I change swappiness back to 60 or would you say it really doesnt matter
[05:17] <SleepyCow2> I am getting very frustrated. I managed to build the new version of ShrewSoft vpn client, and though its installed in a goofy location , it works
[05:17] <SleepyCow2> but it doesnt, same problem as in 2.1.5. Connects, creates tap0 adapter
[05:17] <KXTwo> im running 64 bit dual cores with 4 gig, laptop so hd little slow but overall fast unit
[05:17] <SleepyCow2> but no traffic routes over it. Any suggestions?
[05:17] <gaelfx> KXTwo: well, I think the only place where you might notice any difference is if you're running a lot of different apps and changing between them pretty often
[05:17] <KXTwo> thats not me
[05:17] <KXTwo> tight tight
[05:17] <KXTwo> not a gamer
[05:17] <KXTwo> im just recently getting back into linux
[05:17] <KXTwo> I run a terminal to ssh into school
[05:18] <KXTwo> might do some c++
[05:18] <KXTwo> facebook, porn, etc lol
[05:18] <ruan> is it possible to install windows with wine?
[05:18] <IdleOne> !enter | KXTwo
[05:18] <pitlimit> ruan: that sounds....bad
[05:18] <KXTwo> ruan what are you trying to do, I just finished setting up a dual boot with 7
[05:18] <KXTwo> I knew I was going to get yelled at for that lol
[05:18] <ruan> i wanted to install ubuntu but it didnt work out
[05:19] <KXTwo> ruan I seriously just did it all just tonight, tell me what you did
[05:19] <biopyte> hi, after login and klicking the ubuntu main menu icon there is a significant delay until the menu pops up. nothing important, but still annoying. is there a way to get rid of the delay?
[05:19] <gaelfx> ruan: not really, the whole point of wine is that you shouldn't need to install windows
[05:19] <ruan> KXTwo: i installed ubuntu off the livecd but it doesnt boot of the hdd after install
[05:19] <gaelfx> ruan: maybe you want a virtual machine running windows instead?
[05:19] <KXTwo> does it juts boot right into windows?
[05:20] <ruan> no it wiped windows
[05:20] <KXTwo> so you DONT want to do a dual boot?
[05:20] <jon_athon> timewriter, avidemux worked great.... thanks
[05:20] <ruan> i do but windows was wiped
[05:20] <gaelfx> ruan: have you looked at the boot sequence in your BIOS?
[05:20] <KXTwo> ruan what happens when you boot then?
[05:20] <ruan> gaelfx: yes i changed boot sequence to hdd first
[05:20] <Ben64> ruan: you probably formatted on install, instead of resizing windows and dual booting
[05:20] <ruan> it does nothing at boot
[05:21] <KXTwo> yes ben thats what im thinking
[05:21] <KXTwo> Ruan I take it you are on another pc right now?
[05:21] <timewriter> jon_athon, im glad it solved your problem
[05:21] <ruan> no, im on my livecd
[05:21] <g_0_0> pitlimit, if the vimrc isn't there create it
[05:21] <gaelfx> ruan: I think if you hold 'shift' while booting, grub menu should show up, but if grub isn't working properly then it wouldn't work
[05:22] <Ben64> ruan: pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l"
[05:22] <ruan> i gtg
[05:22] <KXTwo> grub should show up default
[05:22] <KXTwo> crap I just did it
[05:22] <KREDO> !sextractor
[05:22] <SleepyCow2> How can I see all the ip routes that are entered
[05:23] <KXTwo> he just left jeez and I was trying to help
[05:24] <abhinav_singh> how to see all users in the system?
[05:24] <elricL>  who
[05:24] <elricL> abhinav_singh: who
[05:24] <KXTwo> omg Ij just did it but I cant remember how I resized my partition from my live cd, I know i didnt use the terminal
[05:25] <gaelfx> KXTwo: probably gparted, that's on the livecd
[05:25] <KXTwo> is it not on an install, I thought I found it under admin before
[05:25] <gaelfx> (but strangely absent after install)
[05:25] <KXTwo> ok at least im not insane lol
[05:25] <gaelfx> yeah, that one got me the first couple times too
[05:25] <KXTwo> it doesnt matter now ruan left, I was going to help him but oh well
[05:26] <KXTwo> gaelfx are you showing up colored because you typed my name?
[05:26] <uRock> yes
[05:26] <KXTwo> thought so
[05:26] <gaelfx> gotta love IRC :D
[05:26] <KXTwo> gaelfx: thanks for the help
[05:26] <gaelfx> KXTwo: no prob
[05:26] <uRock> or one can do this
[05:26] <KXTwo> Im using irssi because thats what I use for my unix class, are you using Xchat?
[05:27] <basy> how to check supported monitor resolutions ?
[05:27] <uRock> xchat-gnome
[05:27] <KXTwo> yes Xchat-gnome is the graphical Xchat right?  gnome is what ubuntu uses for a gui?
[05:28] <uRock> nope, xchat is graphical as well
[05:28] <rww> xchat-gnome is xchat + modifications to make it fit GNOME's HIG better. imho, use xchat instead.
[05:28] <KXTwo> GNOME is the GUI what is HIG?
[05:28] <rww> Human Interface Guidelines
[05:28] <timewriter> gnome is de default desktop environment of ubuntu
[05:29] <uRock>  basy System Preferences Monitors
[05:29] <timewriter> i love totem for no reason
[05:29] <KXTwo> gnome seems much more friendly than the ones i played with back in the day lol
[05:29] <_skpl> can someone help me? im trying to install compiz fusion icon from the ubuntu software center but i get an error about the site not being trusted.
[05:29] <basy> uRock: i am in bash over ssh need some command ,,,
[05:30] <JeffCBR> If I "passwd -d user", user will be unable to log in, right?
[05:30] <seidos> okay, everyone go to your LoCo and get help there
[05:30] <chibihogoshino> lol
[05:31] <KXTwo> I hope playing with swappiness didnt screw me up and now I cant remember what files I altered lool
[05:31] <gaelfx> KXTwo: actually, using Pidgin on a non-linux compy
[05:31] <jeffies> anyone here like reddit... looking for developers
[05:31] <g_0_0> _skpl, in terminal - sudo apt-get install fusion-icon
[05:31] <gaelfx> KXTwo: it shouldn't be a big deal, especially since you have plenty of RAM and aren't running heavy programs
[05:31] <uRock> I use Pidgin in Windows as well
[05:32] <KXTwo> oof I read not to touch pidgin so I didnt lol
[05:32] <gaelfx> KXTwo: yeah, not so great on Ubuntu atm
[05:32] <uRock> MSN messenger doesn't allow me to IM phones anymore
[05:32] <uRock> Pidgin works better than Empathy for me
[05:32] <gaelfx> I didn't even know you could do that with MSNM
[05:32] <KXTwo> this is my first time in years joining a public server on irc
[05:33] <gaelfx> it can get pretty hectic when a lotta folks come on asking strange q's
[05:33] <KXTwo> from windows ive been using putty to connect to school and just local irc, I just guessed how to use irssi from my ubuntu install to connect here lol
[05:33] <KXTwo> I have a million but trying to organize them before I start asking
[05:34]  * uRock turn off join/part messages
[05:34] <uRock> can't stand all of the rubbish
[05:34] <KXTwo> I know i am eventually going to want to learn how to do static ip but im sure thats posted all over the net
[05:35] <uRock> Static IP is easy
[05:35] <uRock> using Network Manager
[05:35] <KXTwo> i wouldnt mind moving the window controls to the right side of my windows im sure thats easily possible too lol
[05:35] <KXTwo> uRock: Yah I figure I can probably figure it out
[05:35] <uRock> Moving the window buttons will be easy to find via google, lots of people cried about the change
[05:36] <KXTwo> the change?
[05:36] <KXTwo> they have been on the left side for over a decade
[05:36] <uRock> moving the buttons to the left
[05:36] <satya> hello
[05:36] <uRock> by default
[05:36] <rww> elky: !controls
[05:36] <rww> eep
[05:36] <rww> !controls
[05:36] <KXTwo> I remember back when I was running slackware, redhat, debian, with kde I believe the default was always the left
[05:36] <uRock> KXTwo, they were just moved to the left with 10.04
[05:37] <elky> rww hah
[05:37] <rww> KDE's always had controls on the right by default.
[05:37] <uRock> The bug report on it was really funny to read. So many people were running to another distro because of it
[05:37] <KXTwo> maybe im wrong
[05:37] <rww> ditto Debian, and I think other GNOMEs.
[05:37] <KXTwo> and it has been a long time
[05:37] <KXTwo> but I swore I remember left hand controls, oh well its just another thing to play with.
[05:37] <KXTwo> !controls
[05:38] <KXTwo> what is lucid?
[05:38] <shcherbak> gosh
[05:38] <Random832> KXTwo: i think there was a version of KDE with the _close_ button on the left
[05:38] <uRock> the code name for 10.04
[05:38] <p_res> KXTwo, I think it was an option you could set in KDE somewhere. I also remember that.
[05:38] <KXTwo> so lucid is ubuntu 10.4
[05:38] <Random832> KDE's "plain" themes have always supported rearranging
[05:38] <kish> hi.. i want to install wubi in windows.. i get a error when I double click the installer.. cannot download the metalink and therefore the ISO..
[05:38] <rww> KDE, Xfce, and most other sane window managers have UIs for changing window control location, yes.
[05:38] <maco2> KXTwo: development codename from when 10.04 was being made
[05:38] <rww> GNOME is... odd.
[05:38] <uRock> 10.04
[05:39] <KXTwo> what is 10.10 thats what im running?
[05:39] <Random832> but for a while there was a popular one [default on some distros] that hardcoded with the close button on the left i think
[05:39] <rww> KXTwo: maverick
[05:39] <Jeffirssi> Sweet.
[05:39] <uRock> Maverick Meerkat
[05:39] <KXTwo> im running 64 bit 10.10 so far so good
[05:39] <shcherbak> Jeffirssi: lol
[05:39] <uRock> 0.10 has been great for me
[05:39] <uRock>  10.10 has been great for me
[05:39] <Guest33795> hey guys does in gparted im creating a new partition table, does it matter what i go with? msdos, mac, etc?
[05:40] <Jeffirssi> I'm logged into the same channel from two different machines running two different OSes. :D
[05:40] <KXTwo> does X windows still exist, I remember that was a GUI I used on slackware back in the day I think
[05:40] <arand> KXTwo: If you go to System>Administration>System Monitor, on the first tab you will find the version number and codename of your release
[05:40] <rww> Guest33795: go with msdos unless you know you need to use something else
[05:40] <KXTwo> I recommend ext4 but dont knwo what you are doing lol
[05:40] <Guest33795> itll just be a second drive for movies, videos, etc
[05:40] <satya> how to configure postfix to use gmailapps in ubuntu 10.04
[05:40] <uRock>  EXT4 is greate
[05:40] <Random832> KXTwo: "X windows" was never the proper name of it, and it's a generic term for the thing they _all_ run on
[05:40] <rww> partition table format != filesystem format. ext4 is a filesystem format ;P
[05:41] <KXTwo> then kde was it
[05:41] <KXTwo> as you can tell im a "novice" but  not a pure beginner, I have a general understanding
[05:41] <Guest33795> that was going to be my next question, hehe3
[05:41] <uRock> !postfix
[05:41] <KXTwo> nice im only using 15 percent of my memory and 0 swap lol
[05:41] <uRock> !postfix > satya
[05:42] <uRock> !MailServer > satya
[05:42] <KXTwo> im glad I looked this up it will be nice to have a place that has a high volume of people to ask questions
[05:43] <JeffCBR> ^
[05:43] <uRock> KXTwo, beware their are times where it is dead inhere
[05:43] <uRock> I typed in white, sha,e on me
[05:43] <uRock> *shame
[05:44] <uRock> Rainbow of color
[05:44] <KXTwo> im seriously thinking im not going to need a swap partition
[05:44] <dtrf4837> i didn't have root installed in ubuntu 10.10 so i typed sudo apt-get install root-system and i got 'Default Kerberos version 5 realm:'...what am i supposed to type in there?
[05:44] <gordian> for the partition, it should be primary or extended if its just going to be media?
[05:44] <shcherbak> KXTwo: Unless you hibernate
[05:44] <mneptok> KXTwo: laptop?
[05:44] <KXTwo> even running a few programs im not going above 30 percent memory usage
[05:44] <KXTwo> yes sir
[05:44] <rww> dtrf4837: umm. What precisely do you mean by "root"?
[05:45] <mneptok> KXTwo: see shcherbak's comment. (s)he is quite right.
[05:45] <arand> dtrf4837: First of all you are not supposed to log in as root on an ubuntu system
[05:45] <uRock> gordian, unless you plan on doing more than four partitions, use primary
[05:45] <KXTwo> I dont really hibernate, I typically shut my computer off, or suspend
[05:45] <uRock> suspend for the win
[05:45] <KXTwo> let me check my power settings again
[05:45] <KXTwo> I dont even think in win 7 I have hibernate options
[05:46] <uRock> W7 only offers sleep for me
[05:46] <uRock> though it will hibernate if left too long
[05:46] <arand> dtrf4837: Administration is done via "sudo"
[05:46] <KXTwo> uRock: same for me on here, I have no hibernate option, just suspend
[05:47] <uRock> Hibernate takes way too long to boot. I prefer to just shut down all the way if it will be a long time between uses
[05:47] <JeffCBR> Well, don't need to be here anymore.
[05:47] <dtrf4837> arand so im not supposed to have root installed?
[05:47]  * JeffCBR kills self.
[05:47] <Jeffirssi> Good riddance.
[05:47] <uRock> um bye?
[05:47] <andrew__> hey, im running a minecraft server of a ubuntu desktop install (with no gui running) and it keeps crashing. any ideas on how to debug?
[05:47] <arand> !sudo | dtrf4837
[05:47] <gaelfx> Does planeshift work reasonably well in Ubuntu?
[05:48] <uRock> never heard of planeshift
[05:49] <dtrf4837> do i'm supposed to leave root uninstalled?
[05:49] <dtrf4837> so^
[05:49] <Jeffirssi> There are 1400 people in this channel?!
[05:50] <KXTwo> uRock:  I have another weird question for you about how my harddrive is showing up under computer, I have a 500 gig harddrive with 3 visible partitions.  one says 500 gig hd system(thats my win 7 restore one says 500 gig windows(obviously windows) and the other just says filesystem
[05:50] <KXTwo> whats that all about?
[05:50] <StackSlip> exit
[05:51] <KXTwo> uRock: and for some reason its not showing a small boot partition that hp put on my drive, but it did when I used live cd and gpart or whatever the partition program is called
[05:51] <gaelfx> Filesystem is the ubuntu system files
[05:51] <soreau> gaelfx: Get Radeon HD series graphics card and it will. nvidia may also fair well with their proprietary driver
[05:51] <mmcji> when setting up bonding should i set eth interfaces onboot to yes or no?
[05:51] <KXTwo> yah gaelfx I know what they are just not why they are listed in such a funny way
[05:51] <andrew__> anyone know where to look for answers to why my comp keeps crashing?
[05:52] <ejv> andrew__: logs
[05:53] <uRock>  KXTwo the HP drive is hidden, therefore hidden?
[05:53] <andrew__> ejv: got any in particular?
[05:53] <dtrf4837> can someone tell me if root should be left uninstalled or not, instead of just telling me to do sudo?
[05:53] <satya> how to configure postfix to use gmail apps in ubuntu 10.04
[05:53] <^Phantom^> Videos look like I'm at the theater
[05:53] <gaelfx> KXTwo: well, I believe the windows partitions are shown because they are not mounted by default, and they are outside of the linux part of the computer
[05:53] <uRock> dtrf4837, If you installed Ubuntu then root is installed
[05:53] <^Phantom^> they're all jittery and junk
[05:53] <KXTwo> yah I kind of realized that was stupid after I said it, but the rest of my question is valid lol
[05:53] <satya> how to configure postfix to use gmail apps in ubuntu 10.04
[05:53] <uRock> !postfix > satya
[05:53] <uRock> !postfix > satya
[05:54] <uRock> !postfix > satya
[05:54] <KXTwo> gaelfx: no they are mounted
[05:54] <FloodBot2> uRock: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:54] <gaelfx> haha, not a big deal
[05:54] <uRock> damn you floodbot
[05:54] <JeffCBR> Ok.
[05:54] <uRock> satya, did you get the PM?
[05:54] <KXTwo> maybe if I rephrase this, when I was running live cd, the partitions were listed as there actual size, but now the entire hd size is being listed instead, it makes it look like I have two 500 gig hd's when i dont, its one hd partitioned several times
[05:54] <JeffCBR> So, now that my machine is up and running, I'd like to connect remotely from Windows XP. :D
[05:55] <uRock> !postfix > satya
[05:55] <satya> uRock: no
[05:55] <^Phantom^> What causes videos to have that "theater jitter"?
[05:55] <dtrf4837> uRock i thought i didnt have it installed because in terminal it said i didnt have it installed and also when i when to Administration > Users and Groups, root doesnt show up
[05:55] <uRock> !postfix | satya
[05:55] <arand> dtrf4837: root is not something you install, root exists in ubuntu but has no password set and is thus unaccesible.
[05:55] <^Phantom^> Sometime's it's so bad it looks like I'm watching them at an old old old theater
[05:55] <^Phantom^> On an unbalanced projector
[05:55] <gaelfx> KXTwo: oooooooooooh, gotcha. Indeed, very strange
[05:56] <uRock> dtrf4837, the root account is not there for security reasons, it is not needed, use the sudo command to do root stuff
[05:56] <gaelfx> !root | dtrf4837
[05:56] <KXTwo> gaelfx: this might be a learningn opportunity, is there a simple way I could send you a screen shot?  I thought I used to do tht on here back in the day
[05:56] <JeffCBR> By default, the root password hash is !.
[05:56] <arand> dtrf4837: This is setup so since sudo is used for all root tasks, do read the wiki for more info.
[05:56] <gaelfx> KXTwo: er, probably, but I can't remember how :P
[05:57]  * uRock facepalms
[05:57] <JeffCBR> Good remote terminal program for Windows?
[05:57] <JeffCBR> Not Telnet...
[05:57] <JeffCBR> :P
[05:57] <uRock> putty
[05:58] <uRock> !putty
[05:58] <JeffCBR> ty rock
[05:58] <uRock> welcome
[05:58] <Dark_Oppressor> Any idea why installing lmms-vst would require me to remove wine1.3 ?  Wine is installed from this repo: "http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-wine/ppa/ubuntu"
[05:58] <JeffCBR> I assume SSH is disable by default?
[05:58] <uRock> Wine is for Windows users in denial
[05:58] <KXTwo> putty is what I used from windows for chool lol
[05:59] <uRock> JeffCBR, yes
[05:59] <JeffCBR> I tried to play Counter-Strike in wine years back.
[05:59] <uRock> you'd have to install openssh-server JeffCBR
[05:59] <sandeep> please give me a channel name for windows
[05:59] <JeffCBR> Oh, not even installed. Ok.
[05:59] <uRock> !windows
[05:59] <andrew__> how hot should components get inside my computer?
[05:59] <JeffCBR> Now, I'm in irssi, in a terminal.
[06:00] <KXTwo> im a vlcmedia player fan will that run on ubuntu?
[06:00] <uRock> sandeep #windows
[06:00] <JeffCBR> I'd like to get a new CL while preserving this.
[06:00] <gordian> hey guys, i was literally just in here when i was talking about my hard drive partition, and it just shut off the whole comp.
[06:00] <psycho_oreos> KXTwo, of course it will
[06:00] <JeffCBR> andrew__: CPUs can get to well over 120 degrees.
[06:01] <andrew__> JeffCBR: you talking C or F
[06:01] <gordian> the pc wouldnt start up until i removed the sata power cable, think the hd is broken?
[06:01] <KXTwo> psycho_oreos: I take it that means you are a supporter?  I really liked it on windows it was lite, and easy to use and I loved how easy it was to add to playlists
[06:01] <uRock> KXTwo, VLC is the only video player worth using in Ubuntu
[06:01] <JeffCBR> Not C!
[06:01] <JeffCBR> Jeez...
[06:01] <JeffCBR> F.
[06:01] <KXTwo> uRock: ahh that makes me feel better lol
[06:01] <andrew__> JeffCBR: mines idling at 52 C... could that be why my comp keeps shuting off
[06:02] <OhioEric83> hi all
[06:02] <JeffCBR> An overheating CPU can cause that.
[06:02] <uRock> 52 is not bad
[06:02] <gordian> or possibily a problem with gparted?
[06:02] <psycho_oreos> KXTwo, not a dedicated VLC supporter, I do use it every so often
[06:02] <JeffCBR> I don't know what 52 C is in F.
[06:02] <uRock> hi OhioEric83
[06:02] <JeffCBR> But, it doesn't sound too high.
[06:02] <OhioEric83> could someone tell me where I could download the latest alpha of 11.04?
[06:02] <andrew__> JeffCBR: its ~120ish
[06:02] <KXTwo> uRock: ok heres another question.  I am noticing a lot of programs, that you dont just download and install like you would with windows, but instead you install it right through unbuntu what is that all about?
[06:02] <^Phantom^> JeffCBR, i converted
[06:02] <^Phantom^> 52c is 125.6° Fahrenheit
[06:02] <rww> OhioEric83: /join #ubuntu+1, see its /topic
[06:02] <uRock> !google > OhioEric83
[06:03] <OhioEric83> oh
[06:03] <KXTwo> oh and another question, is there a way to turn off logging or whatever its called, im tired of seeing who has logged in and out
[06:03] <rww> uRock: You may want to read that factoid yourself.
[06:03] <JeffCBR> I would think that's not it, andrew__ .
[06:03] <rww> KXTwo: http://wiki.xkcd.com/irc/Hide_join_part_messages
[06:03] <arand> JeffCBR: Use screen/byobu, if in X/Gnome, ctrl+shift+t will get you a new tab in gnome-terminal.
[06:03] <OhioEric83> uRock: i did google it. typical lolbuntu user
[06:03] <KXTwo> rww: thank you sir
[06:03] <andrew__> JeffCBR: hmmm im running it without GUI and a minecraft server
[06:04] <OhioEric83> rww: ty
[06:04] <uRock> KXTwo, they b called repos, this way you get all of the library files needed for the program to properly work with your system
[06:04] <JeffCBR> In the summer here in SoCal, I can overheat sometimes.
[06:04] <uRock> I guess ohio left
[06:04] <KXTwo> uRock: that is comletely new to me, when I played with lin ux back in the day you had to still download and install
[06:04] <JeffCBR> I used to have to make sure not to keep the CPU going at full bore for very long.
[06:05] <uRock> rww, I have read it
[06:05] <JeffCBR> andrew__: You CPU will get hotter with higher loads, obviously.
[06:05] <uRock> why he expected someone else to do it for him was beyond me
[06:05] <JeffCBR> Can you monitor the temperature and stress it?
[06:05] <andrew__> JeffCBR: its my gfx card, i think
[06:05] <rww> uRock: Okay. Please elaborate on what a factoid about how telling people to Google things is impolite has to do with the location of 11.04 downloads.
[06:05] <andrew__> not cpu, its the integrated card, yet i have a dedicated one
[06:06] <JeffCBR> Is the on board card disabled in bios?
[06:06] <uRock> rww, he was telling us to do the google for him
[06:06] <andrew__> idk
[06:06] <JeffCBR> Check.
[06:06] <andrew__> k
[06:06] <andrew__> 1 sec
[06:06] <uRock> rww, that is the way I took it
[06:06] <KXTwo> ahh so much quieter
[06:07] <rww> uRock: uh huh.
[06:07] <uRock> I am not one to tell people to google unless it is guaranteed win
[06:07] <SleepyCow2> Hey guys, here is an easy one - how can I get iked to load as root at startup in 10.10?
[06:07] <JeffCBR> arand: Not sure what screen/byobu is.
[06:08] <bazhang> uRock, we dont tell people to google here. Ever.
[06:08] <RAP_IS_CRAP> hi everyone, i'm not sure if i'm in the right place but i am trying to get rhythmbox working again
[06:08] <arand> JeffCBR: A terminal multiplexer ;)
[06:08] <uRock> bazhang, I'll just leave them hanging with silly questions like the one he asked, no problem
[06:08] <JeffCBR> arand: How do I cycle between the terminal tabs I create using Ctrl+Shift+T?
[06:09] <shcherbak> SleepyCow2: root crontab?
[06:09] <bazhang> uRock, there are no silly questions. Just don't answer if you so choose.
[06:09] <JeffCBR> That works for now. But, eventually, I'll be logging in via ssh.
[06:09] <ronaldX> is there a program like BSD watch for ubuntu?
[06:09] <arand> JeffCBR: ctrl+pgup/pgdn
[06:09] <dtrf4837> kfl943jfiw
[06:09] <dtrf4837> oops
[06:09] <cschneid> quick! Everybody hack dtrf4837
[06:09] <KXTwo> using the synaptic package manager and searching for vlc there are tons of c hoices
[06:09] <JeffCBR> Great, arand. That's working for now. :D
[06:09] <dtrf4837> lol
[06:10] <KXTwo> other than being told how does a person know which one to chose?
[06:10] <ronaldX> is there a program like BSD watch for ubuntu?
[06:10] <ronaldX> please
[06:10] <cschneid> dtrf4837: also, make your passwords longer.  24chars... way better.  :)
[06:10] <uRock> I just did the search and the daily release was at the top of the list http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=ubuntu+11.04+download
[06:10] <RAP_IS_CRAP> when i start rhythmbox it hangs and then it dims with no errors at all and i can't click on anything
[06:10] <JeffCBR> arand: Would a terminal multiplexer be appropriate for remote ssh access?
[06:10] <RAP_IS_CRAP> tanyone know how to fix it?
[06:10] <arand> JeffCBR: Screen is a terminal multiplexer, i.e. window manager, kind-of, byobu is a ubuntu default skin for screen
[06:10] <arand> JeffCBR: Very much so
[06:10] <ronaldX> RAP_IS_CRAP: sounds like it's freezing up buddy
[06:11] <RAP_IS_CRAP> yeah
[06:11] <JeffCBR> Ah. :D
[06:11] <rww> uRock: Good. It's easy for you to link people directly to the daily release page if you forget its URL.
[06:11] <RAP_IS_CRAP> you know how to fix that?
[06:11] <dtrf4837> cschneid you mean thats not a good password?
[06:11] <cschneid> dtrf4837: it's certainly not bad.  But at the point you have non-memorable passwords, might as well go all-out
[06:11] <ronaldX> is there a program like BSD watch for ubuntu?
[06:11] <RAP_IS_CRAP> i tried reinstalling it with same results
[06:11] <KXTwo> this package manager is totally new to me I have to do some research on this
[06:11] <ronaldX> RAP_IS_CRAP: you should try vlc wor w/e
[06:11] <Dark_Oppressor> Ah, never mind.  In case anyone saw my question, it's being addressed by YokoZar
[06:11] <rww> ubottu: repeat | ronaldX
[06:11] <JeffCBR> arand: So, just "screen" after I log in.
[06:12] <shcherbak> dtrf4837: tonightihaveput!likesilly.etc12? - better?
[06:12] <Dark_Oppressor> Why on earth does lmms-vst depend on wine1.2, or wine at all?
[06:12] <amit> how to go in tty mode in virtual box os m unable to go through ctrl+alt+f1-f6
[06:12] <ronaldX> PLEASE HELP
[06:12] <arand> JeffCBR: Yes, or byobu, if yo prefer that skin/config
[06:12] <cschneid> for example: "b6BZayKAtA7rVEcY8bBeM4qN" -- "k6pZiUw94ghAoEPFY3UymoBt" -- "mY8L93h7HcPxyqZNdNWBNcBN"
[06:12] <dtrf4837> shcherbak well mine is shorter but its all random
[06:12] <JeffCBR> Ah.
[06:12] <cschneid> free passwords for everybody
[06:12] <JeffCBR> I'll try it now.
[06:12] <uRock> ronaldX, what b the problem?
[06:13] <ronaldX> uRock is there a program like BSD's watch for ubuntu?
[06:13] <uRock> !spam cschneid rww
[06:13] <SleepyCow2> sorry
[06:13] <BunnyFooFoo> Boooooooooom!
[06:13] <SleepyCow2> crontab is for scheduled tasks, no?
[06:13] <rww> uRock: hmm?
[06:13] <JeffCBR> Ok, that's looking good.
[06:13] <shcherbak> dtrf4837: What is random? (from brute point of view)
[06:13] <cschneid> uRock: :( sorry bout that. I'm discussing password strength.
[06:13] <dtrf4837> anyways its too late  i changed my password lol
[06:13] <JeffCBR> No, can I configure Ubuntu to not boot into Gnome automatically?
[06:13] <uRock> oh, sorry, my bad cschneid and rww
[06:14] <shcherbak> SleepyCow2: yes, it does let you start at boot to
[06:14] <JeffCBR> Most of the time, there won't be a monitor even attached.
[06:14] <uRock> cschneid,  I only saw the free password part
[06:14] <ronaldX> uRock: you find anything yet?
[06:14] <KXTwo> uRock: so I installed vlc media player but with windows I had the option to select multiple files right click and add to playlist, im not see it on here
[06:14] <uRock> ronaldX,  what is the problem?
[06:14] <ronaldX> uRock is there a program like BSD's watch for ubuntu?
[06:14] <gaelfx> I wish there were a way you could keep certain programs up to date and still be able to upgrade without problems
[06:14] <KXTwo> dragging works but prefer the other way lol
[06:14] <thebr0dozer> Anyone use Damn Small Linux before?
[06:14] <KXTwo> I used the live cd briefly
[06:14] <cschneid> Actual question branching off this.  I use 1password for mac & windows.  Is there a compatible program in linux?  Or alternatively, a similar program (generator, storage of passwords)
[06:15] <uRock> ronaldX,  I have no clue what BSD's watch is
[06:15] <SleepyCow2> if i edit crontab for root, that will load for all users?
[06:15] <teresarb> #meshlab
[06:15] <shcherbak> KXTwo: try: vlc file1 file2
[06:15] <bazhang> thebr0dozer, its offtopic here, try their support channel
[06:15] <ronaldX> back
[06:15] <thebr0dozer> Orly
[06:15] <thebr0dozer> They got one?
[06:15] <thebr0dozer> To the /list!
[06:15] <ronaldX> is there a program like BSD's watch for ubuntu?
[06:15] <uRock> ronaldX, I have no clue what you are looking for
[06:15] <midnightryder2> RAP_IS_CRAP: I uninstalled Rhythmbox and installed Banshee.
[06:15] <rww> ronaldX: Stop repeating your question so often, please. Give it ten or fifteen minutes.
[06:15] <ronaldX> uRock: it's a program 2 snoop a given TTY
[06:16] <ronaldX> as root
[06:16] <thebr0dozer> bazhang, happen to know the channel name?
[06:16] <shcherbak> ronaldX: screen, tmux, retty ?
[06:16] <KXTwo> shcherbak: thanks but I was looking for a right click way to do it, some windows features I do like lol
[06:16] <uRock> ronaldX, you may want to try #backtrack, their tools are compatible and they will know what you are talking about
[06:17] <ronaldX> ok thanks uRock
[06:17] <bazhang>  #damnsmalllinux  thebr0dozer
[06:17] <amit> no answer??///////
[06:17]  * rww facepalms
[06:17] <KXTwo> what do you guys typically prefer for browsers, do you stick with firefox?
[06:17] <thebr0dozer> well fuck
[06:17] <thebr0dozer> the /list failed me, thanks bazhang
[06:17] <uRock> !language
[06:17] <shcherbak> KXTwo: Use click with ctrl???
[06:17] <gaelfx> KXTwo: that or Chrome
[06:17] <gaelfx> er...ium
[06:17] <arand> KXTwo: I think you should be able to disable gdm starting via the Services, item in the admin menu.
[06:18] <thebr0dozer> Ah, my apologies uRock
[06:18] <KXTwo> arand: what?
[06:18] <bonjoyee> KXTwo: chromium-browser is very good as well..
[06:18] <jeffies> i like firefoxes
[06:18]  * uRock said no names
[06:18]  * uRock 8)
[06:18] <KXTwo> arand: disable gdm?
[06:20] <arand> KXTwo: Oh, that was for JeffCBR
[06:20] <uRock> satya, did you get that fihured out yet?
[06:20] <uRock> *figured
[06:20] <arand> JeffCBR: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/prevent-xorg-from-starting-in-ubuntu/ or disable gdm starting via the Services, item in the admin menu.
[06:21] <KXTwo> heres a question, one thing I liked about windows was I could simply type a url into the run box and it would automatically open, that doesnt work with alt f2 on here, anyway to make that work?
[06:21] <KXTwo> !controls
[06:22] <mkquist> KXTwo: for whats its worth, google chrome usually works nice, firefox sometimes
[06:22] <redGoat> KXTwo: "firefox google.com" in ALT+F2 does not do it?
[06:22] <deitarion> Does anyone know of an eix-analogue apt? (Basically, like `apt-cache search` but with more useful output and better default search behaviour) Here's a screenshot of eix for those who've never used Gentoo or a derivative of it --> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/14610481/eix.png
[06:22] <uRock> KXTwo, try variations with firefox in the command with the link
[06:22] <deitarion> s/eix-analogue apt/eix-analogue for apt/
[06:22] <KXTwo> I didnt knwo I had to type firefox first
[06:23] <uRock> ma either
[06:23] <uRock> me
[06:23] <uRock> never tried
[06:23] <KXTwo> I cant decide if I want to remap some buttons to be mroe like dinwnos or not.  I dont like super d, Id rather super m but that didnt work
[06:23] <ejv> firefox can be invoke via command line... imagine that!
[06:23]  * ejv facepalms
[06:23] <redGoat> KXTwo: Why would you think linux know www.google.com is an url? For all I know, it could be a plain text file. :) "touch www.google.com"
[06:24] <gaelfx> ejv: anything can be invoked from command-line ;)
[06:24] <KXTwo> redGoat: because im obviously not exactly an expert :)
[06:24] <ejv> sarcasm ;)
[06:24] <JeffCBR> arand: That did the trick, thanks.
[06:24] <uRock> ejv, what is the deal, he wants to enter a url in the command line and have it open a page
[06:24] <JeffCBR> Any idea how to just kill gdm right now?
[06:24] <ejv> pardon?
[06:24] <gaelfx> ejv: apologies, my sarcasdar is off today
[06:24] <ilon> JeffCBR: kilall -0 gdm?
[06:24] <ilon> -9 even
[06:24] <mrb427>  Wondering if anyone has encountered this in MATLAB before... I have a 3 dimensional array, ST, and a row vector, h.  I'd like to do conv(h, ST(1,1,:)), but I keep getting an error. Any suggestions?
[06:25] <ejv> you are forgiven gaelfx
[06:25]  * uRock shakes head in disbelief
[06:25] <KXTwo> ahh controls are on the right lol
[06:26] <ejv> mrb427: this is probably the last place you should ask mrb427, notwithstanding it's completely offtopic, ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:26] <uRock> Ooh that is where MS puts them
[06:26] <mkquist> offtopic | mkquist
[06:26] <JeffCBR> ilon: No, but what's the command to view the processes?
[06:26] <KXTwo> and I just realized im still seeing logs in here and I thought I disaabled them
[06:26] <mkquist> !offtopic | mkquist
[06:26] <ilon> JeffCBR: ps -ef |grep gdm
[06:26] <twitch> JeffCBR: ps aux or top
[06:27] <uRock> htop
[06:27] <petahporty> fuck all niggers die niggers die
[06:27] <petahporty> fuck all niggers die niggers die
[06:27] <petahporty> fuck all niggers die niggers die
[06:27] <FloodBot2> petahporty: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:27] <ejv> the 10 year olds got loose...
[06:28] <mneptok> ejv: welcome to the Internet
[06:28] <yphoho> i'm setup postfix, but when i send email to gmail via command line "mail", i receive the "Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender" mesage from postfix. i do a lot google, but i can still not resolve it. can somebody help me? thinks
[06:28] <KXTwo> in packet manager there are 100 different versions of xchat, how do I know which one I want?
[06:28] <ilon> hehehehe, please paste those lines on paste.ubuntu.com instead.. :P
[06:28] <uRock> !postfix > yphoho,
[06:29] <JetBoyJetGirl> lol
[06:29] <uRock> !postfix > yphoho
[06:29] <JetBoyJetGirl> yeah
[06:29] <ejv> yphoho: ask in #postfix
[06:29] <uRock> even bertter
[06:29] <ejv> i swear these things should be obvious...
[06:29] <arand> KXTwo: Generally you just want the xchat package, maybe the xchat-gnome one if you specifically prefer it.
[06:29] <ejv> im feeling awfully cynical
[06:29] <juabn1> hi  i need  mixer
[06:29]  * uRock keeps having to self censor
[06:30] <ilon> juabn1: alsamixer / rexima
[06:30] <uRock> !alsa
[06:30] <KXTwo> arand: do you see where my confusion is?  Ive never used this packet manager, in the future how do I know which choice is the right choice?
[06:30] <yphoho> ubottu: how can i see private message in irssi, i'm new
[06:30] <juabn1> i need up bass
[06:30] <JeffCBR> Can't seem to kill gnome. :\
[06:30] <uRock> !postfix | yphoho
[06:30] <KXTwo> yphoho: hit alt n until you find it or get back to the channel you are currently in
[06:30] <JeffCBR> yphoho: Alt + Left or Right.
[06:31] <uRock> rww pm?
[06:31] <arand> KXTwo: If you use the Software centre there is generally only one item shown per piece of software
[06:31] <ilon> yphoho: /window goto <number>
[06:31] <ilon> yphoho: number is the number that is red in the statusbar
[06:31] <KXTwo> arand: software center?
[06:32] <mkquist> KXTwo: why not just just the software center? easy for those that dont want to use package manager?
[06:32] <arand> KXTwo: Accesible from the applications menu
[06:32] <uRock> bazhang, pm?
[06:32] <yphoho> ok, i got it, thanks very much
[06:32] <dtrf4837> if i installed ubuntu server then installed desktop in command line, does that mean i now have both?
[06:32] <KXTwo> damnit I was looking in system
[06:32] <sacarlson> JeffCBR: <ctl><alt> + f2  will get you to a console,  I'm not sure what started you session but kill gdm might do it
[06:33] <KXTwo> thats how vlc told me to install was through packet manager
[06:33] <arand> sacarlson: He left, so presumably he succede :)
[06:33] <KXTwo> and if I remember correctly I dont need to get xchat gnome?
[06:33] <mkquist> KXTwo: can, but for some the other option is easier...
[06:33] <sacarlson> arand: cool
[06:33] <arand> KXTwo: normally no.
[06:33] <blognewb> Hey guys, does anyone here maintain a small business or is planning to build one? Pls share your expertise on #seo or ##seo we need more active users there too to grow the community and implement best practices minus the unethical activities going on out there
[06:33] <uRock> maco
[06:34] <uRock> maco2
[06:34] <folklore> is 10 10 the latest?
[06:34] <uRock> yes
[06:34] <ilon> spamspam *nomnoma
[06:34] <folklore> woot
[06:34] <uRock> did all of the channel operators put me on iggy?
[06:34] <ilon> uRock: probably :)
[06:35] <yphoho> ilon: how can i close a window in irssi?
[06:35] <ilon> yphoho: /wc or /window close
[06:35] <rww> uRock: try /join #ubuntu-ops
[06:35] <arand> yphoho: /part to leave a channel /wc to close a window
[06:36] <ilon> arand: /wc actually works on all windows that isnt set to immortal
[06:36] <yphoho> ilon: ok, thinks and arand
[06:36] <Prinler> Does ubuntu support blueray
[06:37] <KXTwo> and welcome to xchat
[06:37] <Chipzzz> folklore: yes
[06:38] <KXTwo> wow way easier to disable notifications on here lol
[06:38] <JeffCBR> Ok...
[06:38] <JeffCBR> Something didn't work.
[06:39] <Yangtse> I could not change brightness with my lenovo laptop after upgrade from 10.04 to 11.04,with nvidia 270.26
[06:39] <KXTwo> 11.04?
[06:39] <Yangtse> yes
[06:39] <KXTwo> thought 10.10 was the most recent
[06:39] <arand> !natty | Yangtse
[06:39] <KXTwo> ahh ok
[06:39] <KXTwo> 10.10 is stable
[06:39] <uRock> KXTwo, natty is in alpha testing
[06:40] <JeffCBR> arand: Can I have that link again?
[06:40] <KXTwo> oof I dont like the colors in here but everything else is better
[06:40] <JeffCBR> For disabling x-windows
[06:40] <arand> JeffCBR: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/prevent-xorg-from-starting-in-ubuntu/ or disable gdm starting via the Services, item in the admin menu.
[06:41] <ilon> KXTwo: that is something you could easily change tho
[06:41] <KXTwo> yah this is way more user friendly
[06:41] <Chipzzz> JeffCBR: you can boot into a shell from grub's recovery menu
[06:42] <KXTwo> it amazes me how far the user friendlyness of linux has come
[06:42] <folklore2> does ubuntu 10.10 come with CC compiler?
[06:42] <uRock> KXTwo, what client are you using?
[06:42] <KXTwo> xchat
[06:42] <JeffCBR> This is a signle boot system. Do I have a bootloader like grub?
[06:42] <rww> folklore2: no. Install the `build-essential' package.
[06:42] <uRock> 8)
[06:42] <dtrf4837> is the password for Synaptic Package Manager supposed to be different from my username password? it keeps saying incorrect password
[06:42] <KXTwo> is caps on?
[06:42] <KXTwo> its your admin pw
[06:42] <arand> JeffCBR: All systems have (well... basically)
[06:42] <ilon> why am i sitting here 7.42 in the morning? :S
[06:43] <rww> ilon: we're addicting
[06:43] <Chipzzz> JeffCBR: yes, Ubuntu always boots from grub... press shift while the machine is booting
[06:43] <JeffCBR> Well, anyway, I want this system to boot to a console by default.
[06:43] <ilon> rww: i like helping ppl >_<
[06:43] <dtrf4837> KXTwo my username password is the only password i can remember setting
[06:43] <arand> JeffCBR: But I do not think grub options help in this case
[06:43] <ilon> JeffCBR: do you want X at all?
[06:43] <KXTwo> hmm what else to install, wonder if there is a good porn program in the software center! haha
[06:44] <JeffCBR> I want it sometimes.
[06:44] <KXTwo> dtrf4837, that is the pw then
[06:44] <uRock> dtrf4837, your password is the root password
[06:44] <JeffCBR> But, normally, no.
[06:44] <redGoat> KXTwo: Search for it -- I think there actually are one package (in mediabuntu)
[06:44] <JeffCBR> dtrf4837: There is no root password on a new install of ubuntu.
[06:44] <ilon> uRock: nononono, the user password IS NOT the root pw, but the first user created is in the admin group tho
[06:45] <dtrf4837> so what am i supposed to type when synaptic package manager asks for password? all i have is my username password
[06:45] <uRock> ilon, same difference
[06:45] <coz_> dtrf4837,  that's what you type
[06:45] <ilon> uRock: no
[06:46] <coz_> dtrf4837,   same password you log in to the system with
[06:46] <ilon> uRock: root is an actual user, admin is a group with the rights to administrate the system, HUGE differense
[06:46] <dtrf4837> coz then why does it say its incorrect password...i never have problem with it when i'm logging in
[06:46] <Chipzzz> dtrf4837: root and the first user start out with the same password but can change them independently later
[06:46] <JeffCBR> dtrf4837: Check your caps lock key.
[06:47] <Intrepid> dtrf4837, is there another account?
[06:47] <ilon> dtrf4837: try typing the password in a a terminal tp see that you keymap is correct and all
[06:47] <coz_> dtrf4837,   that one I dont know... as JeffCBR  mentione check caps lock key
[06:47] <JeffCBR> Chipzzz: I don't believe that's the case with ubuntu.
[06:47] <yphoho> how can i scroll the window in irssi?
[06:47] <uRock> ilon, I see what you are saying, but conceptually I think of my admin account as being root, because I have the power
[06:47] <coz_> dtrf4837,  generall I disable caps lock key and replace it with another ctrl key
[06:47] <dtrf4837> Intrepid i initially installed server then installed desktop from command line...could that cause it?
[06:47] <l1nuxman> how can I put a folder link in nautilus to a remote ftp directory as root ?
[06:48] <ilon> dtrf4837: and try typing 'id' in a terminal, and check that admin is included as gid
[06:48] <dtrf4837> i dont have any other account
[06:48] <arand> JeffCBR: If you still are working on that http://serverfault.com/questions/137776/disable-gdm-in-ubuntu-10-04 has some suggestions as well.
[06:48] <Intrepid> hmm, then whatever the server password was, should still be the same as your user one
[06:48] <dtrf4837> my capslock is off
[06:49] <ilon> uRock: to use something and to own something is different, but yes, you have the means to do about everything with your useraccount thats in the admin group
[06:49] <Intrepid> really if you installed the desktop, then it's the same password for that
[06:49] <Chipzzz> JeffCBR: I haven't done it but in sudo su you should be able to change root's & in a regular shell your own
[06:49] <JeffCBR> arand: I am, thanks.
[06:50] <arand> dtrf4837: If you run "gksudo ls" and "gksu ls" do they both work?
[06:50] <dtrf4837> i typed 'gksudo' and 'Run program' came up
[06:51] <dtrf4837> i typed 'id' and i see my username as gid
[06:52] <q_a_z_steve> sorry. Now I'm done.
[06:52] <dtrf4837> i typed gksu and the run program came up again
[06:52] <q_a_z_steve> !thankyou rww
[06:52] <coz_> dtrf4837,   try  gksudo synaptic     put in your regular password and see what the terminal sptis out
[06:53] <dtrf4837> ok
[06:53] <Ycarene> Anybody have issues with videos on youtube delaying and then acting strangely?
[06:53] <Intrepid> Ycarene, strange how?
[06:53] <coz_> Ycarene,  other than buffering issues  no
[06:54] <dtrf4837> ok i typed gksudo synaptic and i got in!
[06:54] <ilon> Ycarene: try installing the properitary package from adobe for flash
[06:54] <dtrf4837> thanks coz
[06:55] <dtrf4837> after typing the password i mean
[06:55] <coz_> dtrf4837,  ok  so  you now are sure your regular password is the right one
[06:55] <Ycarene> Well, the video plays the first second of sound, and shows the first frame, then sits there with the little circle in the middle, which is frozen, then about 30 seconds later the audio picks up at where it would be if it had not frozen, and it shows the second frame.  If I manually click the progress bar and bring it back to the beginning, it works, but I can't click any of the links in the video window when its finished.
[06:55] <Intrepid> Ycarene, that's pretty strange, haven't had that yet
[06:55] <coz_> Ycarene,  put the video on pause untill the buffer completes
[06:56] <l1nuxman> anyone aware of this problem? "can't create bookmarks to the root folder of remote shares by drag & dropping it into nautilus' Places"
[06:56] <Ycarene> Videos from other sites plain don't play.
[06:56] <coz_> Ycarene,  or install the  video downloadhelper plugin for firefox and simply download the video
[06:56] <coz_> Ycarene,  did you install the restricted extras?
[06:56] <Ycarene> I don't seem to have this issue in chromium.
[06:56] <KXTwo> ahh here is a question is there a way I can get my volume control to show me a percentage as well as a bar?
[06:57] <Ycarene> coz_ - restricted extras?
[06:57] <Intrepid> !restricted-extras
[06:57] <coz_> Ycarene,    sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:57] <JeffCBR> Anyone know why my Kingston Ethernet card suddenly started being detect as a "Lite-On" card?
[06:57] <JeffCBR> And this isn't just in linux.
[06:57] <dtrf4837> i'm trying System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager again and it still wont accept my password if i do it this way...i dont get it
[06:57] <JeffCBR> In many different windows versions, as well.
[06:58] <Ycarene> jeffcbr - firmware update?
[06:58] <coz_> JeffCBR,  could be the chip firmware
[06:58] <KXTwo> dtrf4837, it should be the same pw you used to login
[06:58] <gaelfx> JeffCBR: chips are probably lite-on
[06:58] <Intrepid> also the same password that you just used
[06:58] <gaelfx> haha, sorry coz_
[06:58] <coz_> KXTwo,   I dont know if that is possible
[06:58] <Ycarene> coz_ - looks like I have it installed already.
[06:58] <Ycarene> Thing is, it was working fine before then stopped.
[06:59] <coz_> Ycarene,  mm    in terminal   lcpci | grep -i vga
[06:59] <gaelfx> lspci
[06:59] <arand> dtrf4837: Again, did you try the two commands I said, and did they both work?
[06:59] <coz_> Ycarene,  yeah sorry   lspci | grep -i vga
[06:59] <dtrf4837> i keep going back and forth between that and System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager and typing 'gksudo synaptic' and i keep getting the same results....password will only work for the latter
[06:59] <dissipate> hello, anyone install ubuntu with hard drive encryption?
[06:59] <coz_> dissipate,  I have not
[06:59] <Taffy> can the link of the password be broken?
[07:00] <Ycarene> 03:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G86 [GeForce 9400 GT] (rev a1)
[07:00] <KXTwo> I installed my video drivers but I dont think im getting the quality I should be
[07:00] <dtrf4837> arand like i said before yes i tried both and they worked
[07:00] <Intrepid> dissipate, i have, but after i forgot my password and had to remember how to get it back, i stopped
[07:00] <coz_> Ycarene,  and you already installed the nvidia driver ...yes?
[07:00] <uRock> dissipate, you will need to use the Alternate Installer
[07:00] <arand> dtrf4837: gksu accepts your password?
[07:00] <dissipate> uRock, where do i get that from? i searched and couldn't find it.
[07:01] <Ycarene> I tried deleting all of my firefox settings but then it won't play at all.
[07:01] <uRock> dissipate, one second
[07:01] <coz_> Ycarene,  did you install the nvidia driver?
[07:01] <dtrf4837> arand oh no...didn't go that far...sorry let me check
[07:01] <Ycarene> Oh, yes, quite a while ago.
[07:01] <dissipate> uRock, ok
[07:01] <coz_> Ycarene,  ok so you already rebooted after doing that
[07:01] <uRock> dissipate, are you looking for the LTS(10.04) or the newest(10.10)?
[07:01] <dtrf4837> arand the 'Run program' doesnt ask for password
[07:01] <Ycarene> most definately
[07:02] <dissipate> uRock, newest with complete hard drive encryption option.
[07:02] <coz_> Ycarene, which version of ubuntu are you running?
[07:02] <JeffCBR> arand: Where's this Admin->Services area?
[07:02] <Ycarene> maverick
[07:02] <arand> JeffCBR: System menu
[07:03] <maco2> JeffCBR: doesnt exist
[07:03] <JeffCBR> System->Admin?
[07:03] <coz_> Ycarene,  then I am puzzled... it should be working fine with what you have
[07:03] <arand> maco2: Oh, not present in menus?
[07:03] <maco2> arand: wait what? its still around? but its not even compatible with the system!
[07:03] <Ycarene> It's gotta be something I installed or changed but damned if I know what.
[07:03] <uRock> dissipate, ubuntu 10.10 is about half way down the page. I will send you the link for instructions in just a minute. http://mirrors.ccs.neu.edu/releases.ubuntu.com//
[07:03] <maco2> arand: the old services-admin was for SysV Init. Ubuntu doesn't use that
[07:04] <dtrf4837> i'm wondering if this password problem has to do with the fact that i kept getting errors when i was trying to burn iso to cd?
[07:04] <choices> I have an issue -- I'm switching my office from Windows to Ubuntu, and we routinely use Postscript files. They display and print perfectly well on Windows using GSView (ghostscript), but on Ubuntu, all they display in GSView (gv) is an embedded image in the postscript and nothing more. Am I missing a package or something?
[07:04] <Intrepid> dtrf4837, if you mean for the OS, then i doubt it, just because normally that would mean that you wouldn't be able to install...
[07:05] <arand> maco2: Are we thinking of the same thing? the gnome-session-properties application?
[07:05] <maco2> arand: thatd be Sessions, not Services
[07:05] <Intrepid> dtrf4837, although hey, weirder things have probably happened
[07:05] <dissipate> uRock, ubuntu-10.10-alternate-i386.iso  is the one i want?
[07:05] <Ycarene> coz_ - lemme try re-installing the flash plugin.
[07:05] <JeffCBR> I don't see Sessions or Services
[07:05] <maco2> arand: and actually in 10.10 the menu entry is named Startup now
[07:05] <dtrf4837> Intrepid how weird is my password problem?
[07:05] <uRock> dissipate, yes, for a 32bit system
[07:06] <JeffCBR> Ok.
[07:06] <arand> maco2: JeffCBR: Ah, right, it is named services in debian, sorry.
[07:06] <toloykhan> I have an issue with iptables i have this iptables statement and i need to know where is the log stored: $IPTABLES -A TCPF_CHECK -p tcp --tcp-flags ALL FIN,URG,PSH -m limit \
[07:06] <dissipate> uRock, ok downloading now.
[07:06] <JeffCBR> And it's in Preferences?
[07:06] <powergood> how do i control fan-speed in ubuntu?
[07:06] <toloykhan> 		--limit 5/minute -j LOG --log-level 7 --log-prefix "NMAP-CHECK:"
[07:06] <arand> JeffCBR: Administration
[07:06] <dissipate> uRock, i'm surprised HD encryption is not available as an option in the standard installer.
[07:06] <coz_> choices,   I believe   sudo apt-get instll moxplugger  for viewing in firefox but let me check further
[07:06] <Ycarene> Well, that didn't work.
[07:07] <maco2> arand: i think you're confused. there were *both* Services and Sessions at one point in the menu. Services went away from Ubuntu when we got Upstart, and Sessions was recently renamed to Startup. one controlled stuff run at boot, the other stuff run at login
[07:07] <powergood> plz help me!!
[07:07] <JeffCBR> Startup Applications Preferences is in Preferences, but there is no option for gnome, except the startup sound.
[07:07] <powergood> how do i control fan-speed in ubuntu?
[07:07] <JeffCBR> Admin has nothing for startup, services, or sessions.
[07:08] <uRock> The GUI takes up too much of the space needed for the install files. dissipate
[07:08] <coz_> choices,  actually that is mozplugger
[07:08]  * maco2 grabs 10.10 vm
[07:08] <dissipate> uRock, ah i see.
[07:08] <choices> coz_, thanks...though same problem
[07:08] <toloykhan> hi, i need to know where is the iptables log stored, the statement is: $IPTABLES -A TCPF_CHECK -p tcp --tcp-flags ALL FIN,URG,PSH -m limit \
[07:08] <coz_> choices,  let me do a bit of a search
[07:08] <toloykhan> --limit 5/minute -j LOG --log-level 7 --log-prefix "NMAP-CHECK:"
[07:08] <choices> coz_, thanks, i did find an unanswered thread about it on the ubuntu forums
[07:09] <choices> coz_, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=873847
[07:09] <arand> maco2: JeffCBR: Ah, right, yea, there might not be a gui way to configure it then.
[07:09] <coz_> choices,  this is a painful way but take a look   http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man1/ps2eps.1.html
[07:09] <uRock> dissipate, I can't find the ubuntu doc on doing the encrypted install, but I have used it in the past and it is offered when you get to the partitioning setup
[07:09] <maco2> JeffCBR: i have System -> Preferences -> STartup Applications
[07:10] <maco2> JeffCBR: that has a Startup Programs tab in which a list of things to start at login are visible, and an Add button
[07:10] <JeffCBR> Yes, but I don't see a way to turn off Gnome in there.
[07:10] <JeffCBR> I guess I could just remove the package?
[07:10] <Ycarene> coz_ - Ahh, that did it, for some reason firefox was using gnash instead of the adobe plugin.
[07:10] <maco2> JeffCBR: OOOOH. i see what you mean.  thats for configuring what to run *after you login to gnome*
[07:10] <maco2> JeffCBR: so you want to just go to a text login? remove gdm
[07:10] <coz_> Ycarene,  there you go
[07:10] <Intrepid> dtrf4837, i would say pretty weird, never had that happened, that youtube problem Yc is having might be slightly stranger
[07:10] <dissipate> uRock, thanks for trying to find it. i'm looking at this right now: http://joernfranz.wordpress.com/2011/01/20/installing-ubuntu-10-10-with-full-disk-encryption/
[07:11] <choices> coz_, that worked!
[07:11] <uRock> dissipate, this page covers all of the cool stuff you can do with partitioning to include encryption https://help.ubuntu.com/10.10/installation-guide/i386/module-details.html#di-partition
[07:11] <JeffCBR> Well... I want to have gdm there when I need it.
[07:11] <Ycarene> coz_ - That's strange, I installed gnash as an afterthought months ago, I wonder why it started using it over adobe, oh well, my own fault.
[07:11] <choices> coz_, surely there has to be something i can install that will fix that
[07:11] <maco2> JeffCBR: you could edit gdm's script then
[07:11] <dissipate> uRock, cool, thanks!
[07:11] <JeffCBR> Ok, maco.
[07:11] <JeffCBR> Where is it?
[07:11] <uRock> dissipate, you are welcome
[07:12] <coz_> choices,   that seems reasonable thinking so hold on let me keep checking
[07:12] <choices> coz_, thank you so much
[07:12] <toloykhan> any one have knowledge with iptables????????????????????????????????????????????//
[07:12] <JeffCBR> while i'm doing this... what's the ssh server again?
[07:13] <rww> openssh-server
[07:13] <JeffCBR> thanks
[07:13] <maco2> JeffCBR: im looking for it
[07:14] <choices> coz_, i think the version I download for windows (4.9) is different than the one on ubuntu (3.7.1)
[07:14] <coz_> choices,  they seem to open in gimp but that is also painful so hold on
[07:15] <JeffCBR> and putty in Windows
[07:15] <JeffCBR> ?
[07:15] <coz_> choices,  I believe   ps2pdf  will convert it to pdf
[07:15] <choices> coz_, ok cool....maybe I can can install gsview 4.9 from source or rig up a wrapper app to convert it and open it on the fly
[07:16] <coz_> choices,  possibly
[07:16] <choices> coz_, unfortuantely ps2pdf changes the dimensions ever so slightly, and we're printing onto a form
[07:16] <maco2> JeffCBR: /etc/init/gdm.conf
[07:16] <coz_> choices,  ah ok  good to know
[07:16] <JeffCBR> localhost
[07:16] <hilarie> Is there anything in server edition, that isn't in desktop? for my server that I am going to be setting up, couldn't I just install desktop edition in leu of server edition, or would there be essential things missing?
[07:17] <maco2> JeffCBR: so to double check:  you dont want gdm to run by default, but you want the option to start it manually?
[07:17] <JeffCBR> yeah, I'd like to be able to just hit startx
[07:17] <coz_> choices,   gsview is rather old ...yes?
[07:17] <maco2> JeffCBR: you dont need gdm to use startx...
[07:17] <JeffCBR> ok...
[07:17] <Guest27603> hey guys, I'm trying to get my Dell v715w printer going .. anyone know if there's like a cups ppd file for it or something ?
[07:17] <folklore> hlp cc nor gcc locate anything in the software center
[07:18] <maco2> JeffCBR: but to disable without removing it, i think commenting out the "start on" and its associated chunks of parentheses in /etc/init/gdm.conf should do it
[07:18] <choices> coz_, oh i guess it is...but that is what works on our windows computers
[07:18] <JeffCBR> how about mv gdm.conf gdm.conf.bak
[07:18] <JeffCBR> ?
[07:18] <coz_> choices,  let me check it out...you would have to compile from source so let me see if it does hold on
[07:19] <arand> JeffCBR: I just tried on a vm the first suggestion at http://serverfault.com/questions/137776/disable-gdm-in-ubuntu-10-04 seems to work
[07:19] <arand> JeffCBR: You might want to remove "splash" from the grub boot line as well.
[07:19] <eizzack> hi
[07:20] <JeffCBR> on a 10.10 vm?
[07:20] <arand> JeffCBR: yep
[07:20] <moment> ......
[07:20] <JeffCBR> ok. and I would be able to start gnome how, then?
[07:20] <coz_> choices,  thats going to take a bit of work to compile
[07:21] <choices> coz_, yeah...i'll see if theres an option in gv i'm missing
[07:21] <coz_> choices,   also visit the  ##linux channel... someone there may have some other solutions
[07:21] <arand> JeffCBR: it will then stop at the boot splash screen, so you'll ned to press ctrl+alt+F2 to login, and you'll have the purple bakground, but disabling the splash might take care of that
[07:21] <choices> coz_, thank you so much for your help
[07:21] <coz_> choices,  no problem
[07:22] <coz_> choices,  if you find a viable solution let me know
[07:23] <coz_> choicescs,  I believe lyx  has a post script import option but lyx is an even more complex way of dealing with this since the entire package is well over 6 gigs
[07:23] <coz_> rhater well over 4 gigs
[07:23] <JeffCBR> sweet... I'm sshing to my machine now. :D
[07:24] <JeffCBR> How about remote desktop?
[07:24] <dtrf4837> if i click on Terminal > Reset and Clear, isn't that supposed to automatically let me type a new command? i still have to type ctrl + c each time?
[07:24] <YouKay> Hey guys, will "cd /var/cache/apt/archives && sudo rm *.*" clean the cache up? I mean, will it be advisable to do so?
[07:24] <maco2> dtrf4837: that just clears the screen
[07:25] <rww> YouKay: do "sudo apt-get clean" instead.
[07:25] <maco2> YouKay: sudo apt-get clean           would do
[07:25] <dtrf4837> maco2 what about when i click just 'Reset'...that doesn't seem to do anything?
[07:25] <maco2> dtrf4837: ctrl+c ends the previous command. i think you want to use & after your commands in order to background them and therefore make it available for more commands
[07:25] <YouKay> rww: maco2: Oh, much appreciated. Thanks, it seems better
[07:25] <maco2> dtrf4837: reset is for fixing it when a command corrupts the terminal
[07:26] <dtrf4837> maco2 ok thanks
[07:26] <arand> !vnc | JeffCBR
[07:26] <maco2> dtrf4837: "cat /dev/urandom" will corrupt the terminal if run for a very long time, for example
[07:26] <maco2> dtrf4837: "job control" is the thing you want to read up on for how to use 1 terminal for lots of stuff at once
[07:26] <dtrf4837> maco2 i'll do that
[07:27] <JeffSSH> Cool.
[07:27] <JeffSSH> Kick rocks, mIRC.
[07:30] <eizzack_> hi
[07:30] <eizzack_> hi
[07:31] <jo-erlend> I'm moving my system, cleaning up in the process. What do I need to copy in order for Firefox to work as before after copying to a new system?
[07:31] <dtrf4837> i went to Update Manager like half hour ago clicked on 'install updates' and the 'Applying changes' popup came up but nothing is happening
[07:31] <vega-> does apt-add-repository honor any proxy settings?+
[07:31] <vega-> (so far seems not..)
[07:31] <JeffCBR> Test
[07:31] <JeffCBR> Hmmm...
[07:32] <JeffCBR> exit
[07:32] <dtrf4837> it says 'Applying changes' but i dont see any sign of progress
[07:32] <ejv> jo-erlend: my guess is ~/.mozilla
[07:33] <JeffCBR> Ok. In byobu now. How to get a new prompt?
[07:33] <ejv> ctrl + a + c
[07:34] <maco2> JeffCBR: ctrl+a c
[07:34] <maco2> JeffCBR: let go after ctrl+a
[07:34] <ejv> maco2++
[07:34] <JeffCBR> And how to cycle them?
[07:34] <ugur> Hi everyone. I just installed 10.10. Which jdk should I install?
[07:34] <ejv> ctrl + a + n
[07:35] <JeffCBR> Excellent. That will do nicely. Thanks.
[07:35] <amit> how to login as different user in terminal without opening any tty mode in a sinle terminal?
[07:35] <ejv> su <user>
[07:35] <Fuchs> su - <user>
[07:35] <ejv> don't think the - is required
[07:36] <maco2> ejv: its a good idea to use it
[07:36] <linopolus> Hi
[07:36] <maco2> ejv: gets the environment and permissions going properly
[07:36] <amit> yes - is not required as i am trying - but i an unable to login
[07:36] <amit> - is not required
[07:36] <ejv> i've never had issue ever..
[07:36] <ejv> then again i use gentoo ;)
[07:36] <maco2> ejv: the environment only gets changed to match the new user's environment if you use the -
[07:36] <choicescs> coz_, silver lining is that they print just fine
[07:36] <ejv> got it ;)
[07:36] <JeffCBR> IjwstIcnh26
[07:36] <arand> JeffCBR: And in byobu you have the F# keys for some of those commond functions (F9 for small menu with help), otherwise "man screen" will give you a coplete set of keys
[07:37] <linopolus> Since today, my V-Server, which is running ubuntu 10.10, shows this everytime I use apt or aptitude: FATAL -> Failed to fork.
[07:37] <linopolus> debconf: apt-extracttemplates schlug fehl: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
[07:37] <linopolus> Can you help me?
[07:37] <coz_> choicescs,  oh cool
[07:38] <ejv> !de
[07:38] <ejv> :)
[07:39] <linopolus> FATAL -> Failed to fork.
[07:39] <linopolus> debconf: apt-extracttemplates failed: No such file or directory
[07:39] <JeffCBR> !de I'm guessing.
[07:39] <JeffCBR> !de
[07:39] <JeffCBR> Oh.
[07:40] <JeffCBR> My bad... that was the bot...
[07:40] <darkl1ght> How do I make bluetooth start in "off" state?
[07:41] <Park7> darklight: let me know if you find out
[07:42] <[zaf]-Coral> How do I create a device node to connect to a specific address (dmesg outputs using uhci_hcd and address 5)
[07:42] <darkl1ght> Ok. There are methods to remove bluetooth from startup, soft block bluetooth, etc. But did'nt find how to make bluetooth start in "off" state.
[07:42] <mufasis> is anyone here familiar with hp proliant servers?
[07:43] <darkl1ght> Park7: Hang around, I am hoping for a solution here.
[07:43] <amit> how to open tty mode for  virtual box  OS?
[07:43] <Park7> darkl1ght: really interested in this question in particular
[07:44] <darkl1ght> amit: Does Ctrl + Alt + [F1-F6] not work in virtual box?
[07:45] <amit> darklight:yes
[07:46] <JeffCBR> Ok, guys. Thanks a ton for all the help tonight. arand: Thanks, especially. I'll be back. :D
[07:46] <darkl1ght> amit: Which OS are you running virtual box on?
[07:46] <amit> fedora
[07:46] <Park7> i bet you could go to launchpad and ask on ubuntu answers....somebody is bound to know :)
[07:46] <arand> JeffCBR: Glad to help
[07:47] <darkl1ght> amit: sorry budy no idea here, somebody else will help you, wait a moment and ask again.
[07:47] <amit> ok thanx
[07:49] <Park7> i know...run a macro on startup to perform the sequence of shutting it off
[07:50] <bluepicaso> hello everyone
[07:50] <bluepicaso> I'm kinda new
[07:51] <bluepicaso> and have some queries
[07:52] <masai47> Hello, I am trying to install edubuntu on a brand new computer with no prior OS.  I have a bootable USB that works on other computers, but in this computer I get a "boot error" message and nothing else.  Does anyone have any ideas on cause, and solution?
[07:52] <red2kic> bluepicaso: Ask away.
[07:52] <bluepicaso> hey red2kic
[07:53] <red2kic> !hi | bluepicaso
[07:53] <metalwolf|L> masai47, do you know if the computer allows usb boot?
[07:53] <bluepicaso> I would like to know if it would be any chance to use gnome3 with new ubuntu11
[07:54] <bluepicaso> I dont want to use unity, New gnome3 looks awesome and more friendly
[07:54] <_skpl> bluepicaso: try gnome-shell
[07:54] <ugur> is openjdk in the repos stable enough? Or should i install proprietary oracle jdk?
[07:54] <ardchoille> Blue1: the gnome you know will still be available
[07:54] <bluepicaso> really
[07:54] <masai47> Metalwolf|l: it is brand new, and when I go to boot options it allows me to select the usb
[07:55] <ardchoille> bluepicaso: yes, and gnome-shell is in the repos now
[07:55] <metalwolf|L> hmm, it should work then, so either something is wrong with the board or the stick
[07:55] <metalwolf|L> i would try it on another system and if it works then i would probably try a boot manager
[07:56] <bluepicaso> I mean i'm still with 10.10. and new version has unity as default.
[07:56] <ardchoille> bluepicaso: me too, but the regular gnome will still be available in 11.04
[07:56] <masai47> metalwolf|L: shall I pull out another computer and check?  (setting up a computer lab and its a bit over my head) I had no problem booting into the live environment on the USB on my netbook a few minutes ago
[07:56] <bluepicaso> ok archoille
[07:57] <masai47> Metalwolf|L: what do you mean by boot manager?
[07:57] <bluepicaso> archoille | so with new version i just have to update gnome?
[07:57] <metalwolf|L> so im guessing this isnt a home setup then
[07:57] <bluepicaso> i mean with new version of ubuntu?
[07:58] <metalwolf|L> when im using a system that doesnt allow booting with usb i use a boot manager called plop
[07:58] <ardchoille> bluepicaso: it will be in the repos at the very least. Have you tried Unity yet? I ran it for a week and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be
[07:58] <Taffy> masai47: i can't help you but just to let you know i had that problem before on a usb-stick running it as a live boot then trying to install it on a different computer the usb-stick didn't work anymore had to reinstall the OS again
[07:58] <metalwolf|L> you put in the usb stick and plop cd
[07:58] <Ve2> How can I get Ubuntu server to install from a USB DVD Drive?
[07:58] <bluepicaso> archoille no i haven't but i have seen the screenshots and unity does not have great reviews
[08:00] <Park7> ve2: cant u use unetbootin?
[08:00] <ardchoille> bluepicaso: those bad reviews are likely from people who used the old unity, which was based on mutter, and the new unity (based on compiz) is much faster and more complete. I talked with Mark Shuttleworth and he said their still polishing it
[08:01] <Park7> oh read that wrong sorry
[08:01] <bluepicaso> umm ok archoille
[08:01] <mufasis> i have an hp proliant dl320 server, i just tried installing ubuntu server edition 10.04 and i selected to use the raid that it detected but when i got to installing the bootloader it said it could not install to /dev/sda
[08:01] <Ve2> Park7, what is that?
[08:01] <bluepicaso> so we can always switch from unity to gnome?
[08:01] <Park7> thought you said thumb drive
[08:01] <Ve2> No, usb dvd drive.
[08:01] <Ve2> My server doesn't have a dvd drive.
[08:01] <mufasis> anyone?>
[08:02] <ardchoille> bluepicaso: regular gnome will still be available in 11.04
[08:02] <Ve2> I'm using a usb dvd drive to boot & the instaler loads and then fails saying it cant find media
[08:02] <anr78> is there a (test) version of the Ubuntu Monospace font somewhere?
[08:02] <Ve2> which is the same for any other linux distro
[08:02] <Park7> my eyes are tired... well every bios should have a boot options menu, so when you activate it, you can boot from you usb device...ie your dvd drive
[08:03] <Ve2> :/
[08:03] <Ve2> I said it is booting from the disc.
[08:03] <eoss> What happens when the mayan calendar ends?
[08:03] <Ve2> The issue is the installer does not work with usb dvd drives.
[08:03] <Park7> oh...wow crazy
[08:03] <Ve2> I am wondering if there are some boot options I need to use or something.
[08:03] <Ve2> eoss: the mayams are extinct mostly so I doubt they will mind.
[08:04] <mufasis> is anyone here familiar with hp proliant servers?
[08:04] <Ve2> I am a little bit.
[08:04] <eoss> will the magnetic poles shift?
[08:04] <bluepicaso> archoille i'm sorry i may sound foolish, its jjust few months with linux. so its like gnome will be there as always with unity. and we can choose while upgrading or install?
[08:05] <ConcreteVitamin> HI
[08:05] <ConcreteVitamin> I typed "man ls" in terminal, and how do I go back?
[08:05] <Ve2> q
[08:05] <Ve2> press q
[08:06] <Park7> if your burned dvd is flagged bootable, it should be no problem. i'm wondering if you should try installing from a usb stick using unetbootin just to see if your dvd drive isnt allowing boot for some reason
[08:06] <bluepicaso> archoille please dont get irritated :(
[08:06] <Ve2> I don't think you understand the issue
[08:06] <Ve2> It is booting from the dvd drive & loading the installer.
[08:06] <Park7> aah, then?
[08:07] <Ve2> As in it gets the load screen for ubu
[08:07] <Taffy> ConcreteVitamin q to quit or exit back to prompt$
[08:07] <Ve2> After that, it fails & says it cannot find the media.
[08:07] <Ve2> So linux is not loading modules for my usb dvd drive
[08:07] <Ve2> At least I assume that is it.
[08:07] <ConcreteVitamin> Ve2: thanks.
[08:07] <Ve2> NP.
[08:08] <alsuna> ve2: can you start the ubuntu server as a live cd without installing?
[08:08] <masai47> I am getting the same boot error on another machine (with the same hardware setup) but I know this USB live environment works on other computers.  I have a problem that I am working on a netbook so I dont have a CD drive.  Do you think I should try something like basic ubuntu and see if I can then burn some CDs (on the new computers)?
[08:08] <ConcreteVitamin> Taffy: thanks!
[08:08] <masai47> metalwolf|L:  so if I use a boot manager what would I do?  (you also asked about the environment, it will be pretty close to a home environment, just basic edubuntu install on 4 machines that are not networked in any way)
[08:08] <Jordan_U> Ve2: You can work around the problem by using the minimal / netinstall iso. Everything is contained in the initrd, so no native drivers for the CD drive are needed.
[08:08] <Taffy> NP i'm just observing and learning what i can
[08:08] <Ve2> I've tried with a fedora netisnt disc and it didn't work.
[08:09] <Ve2> Would ubuntu-server be different?
[08:09] <Jordan_U> Ve2: *aren't needed
[08:09] <Ve2> Also I was using the minimal install.
[08:09] <foldink> hi all
[08:09] <ConcreteVitamin> What does "." before the file (of course as well as directory) name imply?
[08:09] <metalwolf|L> masai47, a boot manager acts somewhat like grub
[08:09] <Jordan_U> Ve2: What was the exact error message you saw?
[08:10] <Ve2> con-man, : the file will be hidden.
[08:10] <speedy> Inside of System  -- Preferences  --- System Settings there is a mapping key for Ctrl-r or F5 for refreshing the desktop but can't find out how to add to right Click "Context Menu" any know how to add it
[08:10] <metalwolf|L> you boot into it and it will give you a menu of devices you want to boot into
[08:10] <Ve2> Jordan_U, it's the standard cannot find boot media error.
[08:10] <Ve2> It's funny because I can verify the disk
[08:10] <Ve2> But as soon as I go to install
[08:10] <bluepicaso> aok so I'm ignored just coz i was stupid to ask questions
[08:10] <Ve2> it wont let me.
[08:10] <metalwolf|L> you can select usb and it will boot a thumbdrive even if your bios doesnt have usb boot support
[08:10] <Jordan_U> Ve2: It doesn'
[08:11] <Jordan_U> Ve2: ... doesn't make any sense for that error to be shown. Exactly what iso did you use?
[08:11] <juk> is gmail down?
[08:11] <Ve2> I know it doesn't make any sense.
[08:11] <Ve2> But the thing is I have tried ubu serverminimal
[08:11] <Ve2> as well as normal ubu 10.04
[08:11] <Ve2> and fedora 14
[08:11] <Ve2> & will try centos 5.5 soon
[08:11] <Da|Mummy> gmail works for me
[08:11] <Jordan_U> Ve2: What is the exact iso you used (link or md5sum)?
[08:12] <juk> hm
[08:12] <CRC_> Is there a wAy to use SSH on Ubuntu?
[08:12] <bluepicaso> hey Ve2, could you help me please
[08:12] <psycho_oreos> !ssh| CRC_
[08:12] <Ve2> Hmm
[08:13] <Ve2> http://mirror.internode.on.net/pub/ubuntu/releases/10.04.1/ubuntu-10.04.1-server-i386.iso
[08:13] <Ve2> This one
[08:13] <Ve2> so not minimal
[08:13] <Ve2> ConcreteVitamin, that was directed at you. period before filename indicates it wont show up in nautilus etc unless you elect to show hidden files.
[08:14] <bluepicaso> Ve2, since gnome will me available with ubutnu11.04. what will be the default interface, gnome or unity after the upgrade from 10.10?
[08:14] <Ve2> Your question has already been answered, bluepicaso.
[08:14] <_skpl> how come unity doesnt work on ubuntu 10.10? anyone know?
[08:14] <red2kic> Ve2: You want minimal? There are 12MB iso on the servers.
[08:14] <Ve2> Unity will be the default, gnome will still be available.
[08:15] <Ve2> Yes but if the fedora minimal disc doesn't boot, will ubu-server?
[08:15] <Ve2> Just worried about burning moar coasters
[08:15] <Ve2> is all.
[08:15] <bluepicaso> Ve2 |  so how could i switch and upgrade to gnome3?
[08:15] <Ve2> It's not even out yet.
[08:15] <red2kic> Ve2: I don't know. In my past experience, Fedora Desktop was flaky when it comes to my laptop.
[08:15] <Ve2> How should I know.
[08:16] <bluepicaso> Ve2 i know but
[08:16] <bluepicaso> i'm afraid
[08:16] <_skpl> haha
[08:16] <Ve2> Then don't upgrade.
[08:16] <bluepicaso> I found gnome3 more awesome that unity
[08:16] <bluepicaso> lol
[08:16] <Ve2> You haven't seen unity.
[08:16] <Ve2> It's not released yet.
[08:16] <bluepicaso> nops
[08:16] <arand> Ve2: Can use usb stick?
[08:16] <bluepicaso> ok
[08:16] <Ve2> It's not finished either.
[08:16] <bluepicaso> ok
[08:16] <Ve2> arand, I would rather not.
[08:16] <FloodBot2> bluepicaso: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:16] <foldink> Hi, I've lost the sound since last ubuntu update... (Macbook Pro 5.5, Ubuntu 10.04) I've tried everything, installing backports, reconfiguring alsa from source, but I still have no harware detected by the sound system... Does any one has an idea ?
[08:17] <ardchoille> bluepicaso: gnome-shell is in the repos now, I'm sure it will be in the repos for 11.04. You're worrying yourself over something trivial :)
[08:17] <_skpl> gnome3 comes out the same month as 11.04, right?
[08:17] <YankDownUnder> foldink, Have you looked through your blacklists to see if the hardware driver is being blacklisted?
[08:17] <bluepicaso> OK thank you so much
[08:17] <foldink> YankDownUnder: not its  nVidia Corporation MCP79 High Definition Audio
[08:18] <Ve2> Can someone link to the minimal iso I can't seem to find it.
[08:18] <YankDownUnder> foldink, Um...that didn't quite answer the question I asked....
[08:18] <foldink> YankDownUnder: yes I know I am looking at
[08:18] <YankDownUnder> foldink, Just asking - some folks don't look...
[08:19] <Jordan_U> !minimal | Ve2
[08:19] <foldink> YankDownUnder: so no I dunno how to do it looking on the web for it
[08:19] <juk> !info gnome3-session
[08:19] <Ve2> Ta
[08:20] <juk> !info unity
[08:20] <juk> !info gnome-shell
[08:21] <Uberloul> bite
[08:21] <YankDownUnder> foldink, Check the files in /etc/modprobe.d/ => specifically the alsa-base.conf and blacklist.conf => you might find that the driver is blacklisted...and if so, uncomment, do a cold boot...see what happens when you run the "jockey-gtk" utility
[08:21] <strange_> strange1
[08:22] <cyberdharma> i have two machines on the same network and want to share files between them. running 10.10.
[08:22] <Mike__> hi! Yesterday, i've installed ubuntu server, on my small home server, without internet conf. At tasksel i've checked the openssh server option. My problem is that, when i've bringed home the system, and plugged on the net, started, it doesn't gets up on the router. I don't have a monitor, so this is very difficult, to know what is the problem. Somebody can help ?
[08:23] <foldink> YankDownUnder: ok thanks I will try I have something like blacklist snd_intel8x0m
[08:23] <strange_> how can i add a 2 hrddisk to computer
[08:24] <juk> cyberdharma: http://oreilly.com/pub/h/1058
[08:24] <ardchoille> strange_: power down the computer, install the 2nd hdd, power up and create a mount point for it
[08:24] <Uberloul> quequette
[08:24] <ardchoille> !mount | strange_
[08:25] <taran> please hel to correct this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/568074/
[08:26] <masai47> Ok, I think I found the problem.  Bios setting had it as auto to decide to boot a USB as a FDD or HDD, when I forced HDD it booted.  Not sure why this motherboard reads it as a FDD  (I only vaguely know what all of the above means, but learning is good)
[08:26] <IdleOne> !guidelines | Uberloul
[08:26] <CRC_> How do u restart ssh on ubuntu?
[08:27] <Jordan_U> CRC_: sudo service ssh restart
[08:27] <ardchoille>  sudo service ssh restart
[08:27] <CRC_> Thanks
[08:27] <Jordan_U> CRC_: You're welcome.
[08:27] <foldink> YankDownUnder: thanks restart
[08:28] <masai47> new question, does any one have any advice on a good partitioning set up or should I just go with edubuntu default of putting everything in one partition
[08:28] <Ghastly> how safe is it to (Already backed up) upgrade to maverick through the update manager?
[08:29] <ardchoille> !upgrade | Ghastly
[08:30] <Ghastly> merci
[08:30] <juk> !partitioning
[08:30] <cyberdharma> juk: unsuccessful
[08:30] <juk> cyberdharma: what?
[08:30] <ardchoille> masai47: I used to do custom partitioning but have found that the defaults are quite nice. Why do all that work if there's no real need?
[08:31] <cyberdharma> the oreilly link you sent me. i followed it. it didn't work.
[08:31] <Mike__> hi! Yesterday, i've installed ubuntu server, on my small home server, without internet conf. At tasksel i've checked the openssh server option. My problem is that, when i've bringed home the system, and plugged on the net, started, it doesn't gets up on the router. I don't have a monitor, so this is very difficult, to know what is the problem. Somebody can help ?
[08:31] <juk> cyberdharma: ah, link or solution didn't work?
[08:32] <YankDownUnder> ardchoille, I do it because "then I know for sure" - I've always had a particular preference for setting up my disks and where swaps are and how things are mounted - aside from the fact that I have preferences to particular filesystems - and it certainly doesn't hurt to LOOK at what the partitioning scheme is when you're new to the entire show...helps to understand how the disk is used by the system.
[08:32] <masai47> ardchoille: Thanks, that is what I was thinking.  The next school I am going to is where it is really complicated because I want to have all the computers save /home on a central server and boot off of that, but they would also be thick clients (I have no idea what I am doing when it comes to this stuff)
[08:32] <ardchoille> YankDownUnder: Very true
[08:33] <ardchoille> masai47: ok, then you might take a look at the link juk posted
[08:34] <juk> Mike__: do you have dhcp on router?
[08:34] <Mike__> juk: yes!
[08:34] <ardchoille> YankDownUnder: I've been using Ubuntu since 5.04 (April 2005) and used to do my own partitioning. Lately I've just been lazy and let Ubuntu do it :)
[08:34] <juk> Mike__: can you ping to router?
[08:34] <CRC_> Jordan_U: Ok I just was wondering. I have ssh configured properly but how do I log into my ssh threw windows platform?
[08:35] <Mike__> juk: i don't have monitor so this is a diffcult question.
[08:35] <YankDownUnder> ardchoille, Hehehehehe...yeah - I sometimes do that when I'm not really bothering with a particular machine...however, if the machine is going to live here permanently, then I'm extremely anal about how it's setup...
[08:35] <silverlightning> do you know if the latest ubuntu edition have solved issues with cooling fan?
[08:35] <Mike__> juk: but it doesn't appears on routers dhcp list!
[08:35] <juk> Mike__: monitor? how you talk?
[08:35] <Mike__> juk: sry, display.
[08:35] <CRC_> Or if anyone else know this then jump in
[08:36] <ardchoille> !putty
[08:36] <ardchoille> CRC_: ^^
[08:36] <YankDownUnder> For SSH under MS Windows, probably use putty - best option.
[08:37] <juk> Mike__: i don't quite imagine situation, guess you need to set up /etc/network/interfaces
[08:37] <CRC_> Thanks everyone
[08:37] <chalcedony> is anyone around who knows ati graphics and ubuntu 10.04?
[08:37] <CRC_> :)
[08:37] <chalcedony> i've spent all night trying to configure it to work with my monitors
[08:37] <dasbox> hello
[08:38] <Mike__> juk:auto eth1 \n iface eth1 inet dhcp will be good ?
[08:38] <juk> Mike__: if it is eth1 device you on, then yes
[08:39] <Mike__> juk: thanks!
[08:39] <rtyuio> hello there
[08:40] <juk> Mike__: OK!
[08:40] <rtyuio> i delete my tray which on the bottom how to redo it ?
[08:41] <rooks> any idea if evolution will be replaced by something that works, in the ubuntu+1?
[08:41] <ardchoille> rtyuio: right click the panel, choose "Add to panel". Look for the Notification area in the ,ist and add it back to the panel
[08:41] <juk> nope
[08:41] <rooks> or are ther e any better mail clients out there with similiar skills?
[08:41] <juk> rooks: thunderbird
[08:41] <rtyuio> i m sorry, my question how to redo the panel, i delete the panel ardchoille
[08:42] <rooks> s/skills/capabilities
[08:42] <rtyuio> ????
[08:42] <ardchoille> rooks: you might try thunderbird
[08:42] <rooks> juk, ardchoille, thanks, i guess i give it a try
[08:42] <ardchoille> rtyuio: right click an existing panel and choose "New panel"
[08:42] <ardchoille> rtyuio: once the new panel is in place, right click it and choose "add to panel", you can add things back to it
[08:42] <juk> rooks: but it doesnt have alarm notifier and calendar out of box
[08:43] <red2kic> rooks: Sometimes it is just simpler to go straight to the source, your Gmail. :)
[08:43] <rooks> juk, if it has it configurable then its fine by me
[08:43] <CRC_> What's a good VNC server to use?
[08:43] <rooks> juk, i use gmail notifier and keep evolution closed most of the times
[08:44] <ardchoille> rooks: there is a package in the repos named xul-ext-lightning: xul-ext-lightning - Calendar Extension for Thunderbird
[08:44] <juk> rooks: well, yes you might give it a shot, worked out for me years
[08:44] <rtyuio> i can even my panel at the bottom of the page where to click to add to panel, seriously i catch you ardchoille
[08:44] <rooks> juk, k
[08:44] <lmvc> Hi guys, do you know a Command line torrent client?
[08:44] <ardchoille> rtyuio: you can right-click any empty space on any panel and choose "new panel"
[08:45] <juk> !info transmission-cli | lmvc
[08:45] <juk> !info transmission
[08:45] <lmvc> Ok thank you guys
[08:46] <Pooch> So I figured out way my wireless internet light is blinking....it blinks when the internet is doing something :)
[08:46] <Pooch> why*
[08:46] <szpreader> hi, what's the easiest way to switch from ubuntu to kubuntu?
[08:47] <CRC_> What Is a good VNC server for ubuntu?
[08:47] <juk> !purge-gnome
[08:47] <amit> how to delete several user at a time
[08:47] <Madpilot> Pooch, they all do that :)
[08:47] <Pooch> it didnt do that on windows
[08:47] <red2kic> CRC_: If you installed Ubuntu LiveCD, then it's already there. vino or vinagre.
[08:48] <red2kic> CRC_: vino <-- Server     vinagre <-- client
[08:48] <CRC_> Vino or vinagre? Where is that
[08:49] <rtyuio> if i click new panel nothing happen ardchoille
[08:49] <Ve2> Ubu minimal is installing okay.
[08:49] <Ve2> I think. :P
[08:49] <Ve2> Thank you fellows for your invaluable help.
[08:50] <adub> does anyone have a Nvidia Geforce GT 240 and able to get stupid ubuntu 10.10 to install this is so frustrating the screen shows the install splash screen then throws a bunch of dang pixels on the screen
[08:50] <ardchoille> rtyuio: right click the new panel
[08:50] <adub> i dont have any other video cards on this machine dont know where to start but the only place i can turn on this is bios
[08:51] <lmvc>  <ubottu> is lightweight BitTorrent client the name of the torrent client i must install?
[08:52] <rtyuio> yes done i put it on the bottom ardchoille
[08:52] <rtyuio> but i can't see running application on the panel
[08:53] <kisuke> off hand does anyone knwo the package name for the closed source nvidia binarys?
[08:54] <juk> !info nvidia-current
[08:54] <ardchoille> rtyuio: right click the new panel, choose "add to panel". in the new list of applets, choose Window List and add it to the new panel
[08:54] <YankDownUnder> right-click panel => add window list
[08:54] <dasbox> hello
[08:54] <Pooch> whats up
[08:54] <dasbox> hello friends
[08:54] <kisuke> juk: thanks
[08:54] <ardchoille> rtyuio: and you can add anyting else that's in that list to the new panel :)
[08:55] <MadHaTTer_444> hey wheres the ops in here i wanna talk to them...
[08:55] <dasbox> can any one tell me what are all the tweaks to improve boot speed of xubuntu
[08:55] <kisuke> ubottu: you lie
[08:55] <juk> why No packages with the requested plugins found for mms stream playing in firefox, mplayer can handle it
[08:56] <kmdm> Hi all, booted my Ubuntu 10.10 laptop yesterday and now when gdm/X starts at the login screen I have no working mouse/keyboard, no TTY[1-6] -- although I can ssh into the box fine, what can I check/do?
[08:56] <MadHaTTer_444> are there any ops in here?
[08:56] <azn> i need help with game srever fps
[08:56] <kisuke> oh great its you again
[08:56] <ardchoille> MadHaTTer_444: you can contact the ops in #ubuntu-ops
[08:56] <ikonia> MadHaTTer_444: leave
[08:56] <kisuke> ikonia: thanks
[08:57] <ardchoille> ikonia: oh, sorry, I was just trying to refer him to the proper channel
[08:57] <juk> jeez
[08:57] <Pooch> now thats a cool way to do ops
[08:58] <ns5> Hi, I just installed openjdk java 6 from Ubuntu software center.  How to make it work with google chromium?
[08:58] <rtyuio> i don't know if you get my question, how to see running application  on tab as it happen before, coz i can't see firefox on the panel which is running
[08:58] <ardchoille> ns5: just install chromium and run it, that's all I did
[08:58] <rtyuio> i don't know if you get my question, how to see running application  on tab as it happen before, coz i can't see firefox on the panel which is running ardchoille
[08:59] <ardchoille> rtyuio: I have told you numerous times how to add that applet to the panel.
[08:59] <ardchoille> rtyuio: right click the new panel, choose "add to panel". in the new list of applets, choose Window List and add it to the new panel
[08:59] <ns5> ardchoille: No, my chrome still needs a java plugin
[08:59] <ardchoille> rtyuio: the running apps is an applet that you have to add to the panel before you can see them
[09:00] <tiborg> helo
[09:00] <ardchoille> ns5: ah, ok. I have no idea, I didn't have to do that
[09:00] <rtyuio> but the problem is in frendch i can't get the right applet
[09:00] <lmvc> Can somebody help knows if the tutorial in the following link can be used under my ubuntu version. The link: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-command-line-bittorrent-client.html
[09:01] <ardchoille> rtyuio: in my list, that applet is the third from the bottom. the icon next to it looks like a grey rectangle with a tiny window inside it
[09:01] <Pooch> is there a way to display temps on the desktop?
[09:02] <bazhang> lmvc, why not rtorrent instead (for cli bittorrent client)
[09:02] <tiborg> két táblázatból hogyan lehetne egyet csinálni? azaz van két táblázat és van egy oszlop ami megegyezik.
[09:02] <bazhang> Pooch, with conky
[09:02] <ardchoille> Pooch: I use gkrellm for that. it can monitor temps including CPU and GPU via the Builtins > Sensors module in the gkrellm config
[09:03] <bazhang> !hu | tiborg
[09:03] <Pooch> thank you bazhang and ardchoille
[09:03] <ardchoille> bazhang: thanks, was just looking for that trigger
 can I download files remotely over ssh session?
[09:03] <tiborg> oh
[09:03] <tiborg> thanks
[09:03] <amit> how to delete various users at a time from termial
[09:04] <tiborg> byebye
[09:04] <jatt> with xargs
[09:04] <jatt> put the list of users in a file
[09:04] <jatt> and then use xargs and userdel to delete them all
[09:05] <amit> what is xargs
[09:05] <jatt> cat file.txt | xargs -i userdel --force \{\}
[09:05] <jatt> man xargs
[09:05] <amit> k
[09:07] <Bartzy> Hi
[09:07] <Bartzy> I use 'cp' to copy a local file to a NFS mount to a server in the same LAN. I sometimes get "Input/Output error" from cp. Any idea ?
[09:07] <jatt> nfs bugs
[09:08] <juk> Bartzy: use -f
[09:08] <jatt> use scp
[09:08] <rtyuio> you     get my point ?
[09:08] <Bartzy> jatt: NFS bugs? What kind of bug ? Why scp will be better ?
[09:08] <Bartzy> scp will need a password and I don't want to use PKI.
[09:08] <amit> jatt: how to open tty mode in virtual os as alt+ctrl+F1_F6 doesnot work
[09:08] <speedy> What is a good tool are a way to roll ur own distro
[09:09] <Bartzy> juk: -f will try multiple times until successful ?
[09:09] <juk> Bartzy: kindof
[09:09] <jatt> scp will be better because NFS sucks
[09:09] <bazhang> !remaster> speedy
[09:09] <rtyuio> thanks a lot i find it ardchoille
[09:10] <ardchoille> rtyuio: you're welcome, glad you found it :)
[09:10] <amit> ???
[09:10] <Blorg28> jatt: you get  better performance on a LAN with NFS than SCP
[09:10] <amit> !scp
[09:10] <ardchoille> !fr | rtyuio If French if your native language, you might be interested int his:
[09:11] <rtyuio> frankly i prefer here
[09:11] <ardchoille> ok
[09:11] <Fudge> hi is there a testdisk channel or someone really good with it who could help?
[09:11] <rooks> thanks for thunderbird tip, its awesome
[09:11] <speedy> thanks
[09:12] <ardchoille> rooks: yep, and you can find more thunderbird stuff in the repos: apt-cache search thunderbird
[09:14] <lmvc> Does anyone knows if I can download files remotely with rtorrent? If not, please give me some other options
[09:14] <rooks> ardchoille, thanks, i installed heaps of stuff with synaptic :)
[09:14] <ardchoille> I keep forgetting synaptic is there, lol.. so used to using cli
[09:14] <gbjk> I have an issue with recent updates to evolution. It checks that email addresses look valid, and prompt you. Our mail server handles our uids automatically, so this is a pita for me. Anyone know how ot turn that off?
[09:15] <bazhang> lmvc, there are some tutorials on rtorrent on the web, I suggest you check them, or the rtorrent help pages
[09:15] <sunhao> hello
[09:15] <ardchoille> rooks: don't forget to set thunderbird as your default mail reader in System > Preferences > Prefered applications
[09:16] <rooks> yup, did it
[09:16] <rooks> ardchoille, btw altgr + 'i' = →   :P
[09:17] <sunhao> hello,everyone
[09:17] <sunhao> what is this
[09:17] <amit> how to delete home directory of user if i deleted the user alreaady?
[09:17] <bazhang> sunhao, Ubuntu support
[09:18] <Blorg28> amit: rm -rf /home/userdeleted
[09:18] <Bartzy> juk: I actually don't use cp when I think about it. This is my line:
[09:18] <juk> Bartzy: ah
[09:18] <ardchoille> amit: be careful with using sudo with that rm command Blorg28 posted
[09:18] <Bartzy> juk: gzip -c /var/log/backup.log > /net/my_server/backup/backup.log-`date +\%H\%M`.gz
[09:19] <Bartzy> juk: Any idea why it's giving me Input/Output error ?
[09:19] <Blorg28> amit: and next time use deluser --remove-home when deleting a user
[09:19] <sunhao> o
[09:19] <juk> Bartzy: you doing literally?
[09:19] <ardchoille> Bartzy: why are you escaping the %H and %M?
[09:19] <Bartzy> ardchoille: Because I run it in cron
[09:19] <Bartzy> and cron treats '%' like a newline
[09:19] <amit> ardchoile:why?
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[09:20] <FloodBot2> amit: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:20] <juk> Bartzy: pastebin erros
[09:20] <ardchoille> Bartzy: /net/my_server/backup/backup.log-$(date +%H%M).gz
[09:21] <Bartzy> ardchoille: And that will work in a cron ? Despite cron treating '%' like a newline ?
[09:21] <Bartzy> juk: sec.
[09:21] <iqbal> how to combiine chmod command with ffmpeg command?
[09:21] <ardchoille> Bartzy: works in my cron, been using it in my main backup file for years
[09:21] <amit> ardchoille:why should i don't use sudo plz tell
[09:21] <Bartzy> ardchoille: OK thanks.
[09:22] <costas> !beer
[09:22] <ardchoille> amit: you may need to use sudo because you won't be able to delete other users' home dirs without it
[09:22] <Bartzy> juk: /bin/sh: line 1: /net/my_server/backup/backup.log-0645.gz: Input/output error
[09:22] <ConcreteVitamin> I am running irssi in one of my terminal windows. In other cases I press Q to go back, but how do I do in such program?
[09:22] <amit> ok
[09:22] <Blorg28> ConcreteVitamin: you want to quit irssi ?
[09:23] <Ve2> Ctrl + C ?
[09:23] <Bartzy> juk: Any idea ? Maybe I should save the gzipped file locally and copy it with cp -f to the NFS share ?
[09:23] <Ve2> or /quit?
[09:23] <ConcreteVitamin> Blorg28: Not exactly. I sure know how to do so, but I'd like to know the general-case solution.
[09:23] <[deXter]> It's never too late to quit irssi. Talk to your local support group for more assistance. Think about your family.
[09:23] <Ve2> ConcreteVitamin, ctrl C exits most command line programs
[09:23] <Blorg28> [deXter]: lol
[09:24] <Blorg28> ConcreteVitamin: there is no general case. Use the way the softwar you are runing want. It's cleaner
[09:24] <rooks> im quite happy to quit irssi for xchat-gnome :P
[09:24] <ConcreteVitamin> Ve2: /quit is a IRC command, not one of Linux.
[09:24] <ConcreteVitamin> Blorg28: Okay. THanks.
[09:24] <youknowh1> hi
[09:24] <youknowh1> After an ubuntu update, my super+KP shortcuts stopped working
[09:24] <Ve2> /quit should work in irssi also.
[09:25] <ardchoille> it does
[09:25] <Blorg28> Ve2: /quit is the way to cleanly exit irssi, yes
[09:25] <Ve2> There you go.
[09:25] <Ve2> :)
[09:25] <Blorg28> rooks: irssi ftw ;)
[09:25] <youknowh1> Does anyone know of a similar issue?
[09:25] <rooks> no its not :) RL ftw :P
[09:26] <youknowh1> It happened recently (1 week or so) on ubuntu 10.10
[09:26] <linsir> 有人吗
[09:26] <ardchoille> youknowh1: you can reimplement keyboard shortcuts in System > Preferences > Keyboard shortcuts
[09:26] <Blorg28> rooks: RL ?
[09:26] <youknowh1> ardchoille: These shortcuts are some I've set in ccsm for the 'put' feature
[09:27] <ConcreteVitamin> linsir: English official channel here.
[09:27] <bazhang> !cn | linsir
[09:27] <ardchoille> youknowh1: then you should be able to restore them in ccsm
[09:27] <juk> Bartzy: yeah, give it a shot
[09:27] <Bartzy> juk: ok, thanks.
[09:27] <youknowh1> ardchoille: They're still set, they just don't work anymore.
[09:27] <juk> Bartzy: OK!
[09:27] <rooks> Blorg28, real life :)
[09:27] <ardchoille> youknowh1: oh, ok, didn't realize that
[09:28] <rooks> !rl
[09:28] <Blorg28> rooks: lol
[09:28] <youknowh1> When I try to set them again, ccsm doesn't register that I'm pressing on the keypad
[09:28] <chris_osx> rooks: how is a bot supposed to know rl? ;-)
[09:28] <happyaron> hello, I want to use a shell script to find whether a file is textual, I tried "if [ ! `file $1 | grep text` ]; then"..., but result in an unexpected operator, what's wrong?
[09:28] <ns5> I try to start a java webstart program in google chromium, instead of running the program, chromium starts to download the jnlp file...
[09:29] <rooks> chris_osx, i thought it was sentient like skynet :P
[09:29] <Blorg28> xD
[09:29] <Ubuntu-user> how i can learn ubuntu?
[09:29] <youknowh1> happyaron: try the command 'file'
[09:30] <bazhang> !manual | Ubuntu-user have a read
[09:30] <happyaron> youknowh1: I know that, I tried "if [ ! `file $1 | grep text` ]; then"..., but result in an "unexpected operator" error
[09:31] <youknowh1> happyaron: that's because you're comparing the output of grep to a boolean operator
[09:31] <Ubuntu-user> any virtual videos / trainings to learn ubuntu ?
[09:31] <happyaron> youknowh1: so what is the correct way to do this?
[09:32] <youknowh1> happyaron: try telling grep to not output matches, or do like so $result = `yourcommand`; if [ ! $? ]; then ...
[09:32] <youknowh1> then $result will contain the match
[09:32] <bazhang> Ubuntu-user, not that I know of, and really outside the scope of this channel
[09:33] <Ubuntu-user> Thanks bazhang
[09:33] <youknowh1> ardchoille: I figured out my problem. Ubuntu enabled "use keypad as virtual mouse" feature after a software update
[09:33] <tsimpson> happyaron: if ! $(file $1|grep -q text); then ...
[09:33] <happyaron> youknowh1: same problem
[09:33] <happyaron> tsimpson: trying now
[09:33] <ardchoille> youknowh1: Ah, nice to know that
[09:34] <M-sprite> who use mutt to see mails ? how to set Maildir in muttrc ?
[09:35] <youknowh1> Now all my shortcuts work perfectly :D
[09:35] <happyaron> tsimpson: cool, works. thanks!
[09:35] <ljsoftnet> where does google chrome save temporary files?
[09:35] <llutz_> M-sprite: http://www.elho.net/mutt/maildir
[09:36] <greppy> M-sprite: Look on http://wiki.mutt.org
[09:36] <M-sprite> llutz_: that's it,
[09:36] <M-sprite> greppy: yeah, but i can not understand it clearly. ....
[09:37] <M-sprite> llutz_:  and by the way, i mixed the sort sort_aux, and sort_browser options in muttrc up. i do now to how to set those three options to browser with "score"and "date" , let the first new message at number 1.
[09:39] <ljsoftnet> where does google chrome save temporary files?
[09:40] <adub> could someone tell me why my installer will not let me set bootable flag to on when i make a ext4 partition it shows off it will NOT let me change the flag to on
[09:40] <adub> 10.10 alternate bc on this pc the 10.10 standard install will not work
[09:41] <bazhang> adub, the alternate?
[09:41] <adub> bazhang yes the alternate iso install for people that are having a hard time with the main release
[09:41] <kisuke> ok this is starting to get annoying.
[09:41] <bazhang> adub, that's odd, worked fine here
[09:41] <ChogyDan> ljsoftnet: I think in a folder called profiles
[09:42] <adub> bazhang yeah you have different hardware
[09:42] <alch3mist> can anyone offer me help with bactrack 4?
[09:42] <ljsoftnet> ChogyDan: where can i find it?
[09:42] <alch3mist> i'm relativley new with it
[09:42] <bazhang> alch3mist, in the backtrack channel not here
[09:42] <adub> sure go to the backtrack irc channgel
[09:43] <adub> remote-exploit
[09:43] <bazhang> alch3mist, #backtrack-linux
[09:43] <ikonia> alch3mist: #backtrack-linux
[09:43] <alch3mist> im sorry,
[09:43] <ChogyDan> ljsoftnet: ~/.config/chromium/Default
[09:43] <alch3mist> would i then just ad '#bactrack-linux' to the server list on xchat?
[09:43] <adub> alch3mist go to the #remote-exploit channel
[09:43] <ikonia> adub: no
[09:43] <ikonia> that is the wrong channel
[09:43] <adub> no your on the right server
[09:43] <juk> !backtrack > alch3mist
[09:44] <ikonia> alch3mist: the correct channel is #backtrack-linux
[09:44] <adub> ikonia unless things have changed then it is right
[09:44] <ikonia> adub: they have changed, it's wrong
[09:44] <adub> ok things have changed, lol
[09:44] <adub> ok im 0ld skool sorry
[09:44] <kisuke> alch3mist: type  "/join #backtrack-linux" w/o the quotes
[09:44] <Bartzy> how do I unset a shell variable ?
[09:44] <Bartzy> env variable I mean
[09:44] <alch3mist> thank you ^_^
[09:44] <ikonia> Bartzy: unset VAR
[09:44] <ikonia> Bartzy: eg: unset PATH
[09:44] <adub> ikonia why on earth will the alternate cd install of 10.10 not let me change the dang boot flag of a newly done partition
[09:44] <Bartzy> yeah makes sense. Thanks and sorry :)
[09:44] <adub> this crap is kinda pissing me off
[09:45] <ikonia> adub: no idea and control the language
[09:45] <rumpe1> adub, why do you need the boot flag?
[09:45] <ikonia> Bartzy: no need for sorry, it's a reasonable question
[09:45] <adub> rumpel to make the drive bootable
[09:45] <rumpe1> adub, linux doesn't care about boot-flags... thats windows
[09:45] <adub> rumpel ok in that case i can only pray that it boots
[09:46] <Jordan_U> adub: BIOS's don't know anything about partitions or boot flags (with the exception of a few rare very broken ones).
[09:46] <concon> flash keeps crashing all the time
[09:46] <adub> i just want to get this working i have tried like hell to get 10.10 on my machine the live disk wont work there is something fubar with my graphics card and the installer
[09:46] <ikonia> concon: it is very buggy
[09:47] <adub> opting for alternate install so i can at least troubleshoot
[09:47] <ChogyDan> concon: chromium?
[09:47] <Jordan_U> concon: For youtube and some other sites you can use HTML5 instead.
[09:47] <adub> which is odd the installer works with 10.04
[09:47] <adub> i just find that wierd
[09:47] <ljsoftnet> ChogyDan: the flash file im looking for is not there
[09:47] <erkan^> Can someone tell where can I a configure where can I remove a program when I open a pictogram on the Desktop, than I click right mouse, than "Open with"... https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_-g7SHML2oAI/TVzs91hOEII/AAAAAAAAA1E/YXJk_EtaCMY/s512/kan%20niet%20verwijderen%20via%20openen.png ... because i see Adobe Reader on this computer (I have removed this software, but that is still, is not right), i want remove that, but can not .. can someon
[09:47] <erkan^> e help me ?
[09:48] <adub> what kernel does 10.04 run
[09:48] <adub> anyone know right off hand by default
[09:48] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: Flash unlinks the file immediately after creating it.
[09:48] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: The file is (sort of) in /tmp/.
[09:48] <bazhang> !info linux lucid | adub
[09:49] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U: do u know where google chrome stores the /tmp files?
[09:49] <juk> ljsoftnet: .cache/chromium/Default/Cache/
[09:50] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: If you're talking about flash videos it's flash that stores them, not chrome. And they are stored in /tmp/, but using a clever trick of Unix to make them hard to access.
[09:50] <concon> ChogyDan: Yes
[09:50] <adub> bazhang what about 10.10
[09:50] <concon> Flash is unstable in firefox, doesn't work at all in chromium
[09:50] <bazhang> !info linux | adub
[09:50] <concon> Tried flashplugin-nonfree and installer, and now I'm trying adobe-flashplugin
[09:50] <juk> concon: true that, crappy flash
[09:51] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: This script will "undelete" the files, so that they are accessible in /tmp/ like they used to be in previous versions of flash: http://pastebin.com/7DHc6eyU
[09:51] <concon> Works as a charm on my other laptop
[09:51] <concon> Gah
[09:51] <concon> Spotify doesn't like my soundcard, and youtube dies in horrible missery
[09:52] <Metallico> hi guys, last week i turned my pc on and got a failed to mount error when trying to boot and now i am trying to get the data from the hard drive with one of those hdd candys but ubuntu gives an error when trying to mount the hard drive "An error occurred while accessing the system responded: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply...."
[09:52] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U: where do i put the script?
[09:52] <kiwidood> Hey would it be possible to install ubuntu to a formated partition from windows?  I don't have any CD/DVD to burn the iso to and no flash drive to boot it from
[09:53] <Metallico> is there any way i could get my data back?
[09:53] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: Anywhere will work. If you want to use it often you might want to put it in ~/bin (create that directory if it doesn't already exist).
[09:53] <juk> !rcovery | Metallico:
[09:53] <juk> !recovery | Metallico:
[09:54] <pcz_> hej;p
[09:54] <Metallico> thanks, will try that now
[09:55] <alsuna> kiwidood: there is an installer to install ubuntu from inside a windows
[09:55] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U: do i put it on a empty file?
[09:55] <rumpe1> kiwidood, well ... it certainly is possible, but i would not recommend it. Why not try ubuntu in a virtual machine?
[09:55] <brontosaurusrex> Jordan_U: and   ~/bin is automagically on the system path for that user i assume?
[09:55] <kiwidood> alsuna yes, but I don't want to install ubuntu from within windows itself
[09:56] <kiwidood> I want to install ubuntu to its own partition
[09:56] <Jordan_U> brontosaurusrex: Yes (though it's only added to $PATH if it exists when you log in).
[09:56] <kiwidood> rumpe1, my laptop couldn't handle it unfortunately
[09:56] <llutz_> brontosaurusrex: grep bin ~/.profile
[09:56] <brontosaurusrex> Jordan_U: ok
[09:57] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: Yes. Name it something like "undelflv" and make sure that its permissions are set to allow execution.
[09:57] <alsuna> kiwidood: yes that's exactly what that installer will do: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide
[09:57] <brontosaurusrex> llutz: i see
[09:58] <kiwidood> alsuna oh? I always thought it actually installed itself in the NTFS partition with wubi
[09:58] <Jordan_U> kiwidood: It does.
[09:58] <kiwidood> And that's what I don't want to happen
[09:59] <rumpe1> kiwidood, it creates a container-file on ntfs and uses it as a virtual drive *afaik*
[09:59] <kiwidood> I want to somehow install ubuntu to a ex3 partition from within windows
[09:59] <kiwidood> not sure if it can be done though
[09:59] <wildbat> kiwidood: don't use wubi then
[09:59] <Jordan_U> kiwidood: It can, but not easily (probably not worth it).
[09:59] <kiwidood> Hey would it be possible to install ubuntu to a formated partition from windows?  I don't have any CD/DVD to burn the iso to and no flash drive to boot it from
[09:59] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U: so il just run the file, and start streaming the flash video?
[09:59] <kiwidood> ^
[10:00] <rumpe1> kiwidood, a agree with Jordan_U ... it will be too complicated. Windows alone is just too stupid for this task.
[10:00] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: Load the video, wait for it to be completely downloaded, then run the script to copy the video file into /tmp/ where you can access it.
[10:00] <triptec> I just compiled and installed a lib into /usr/local/lib, but it doesn't showup when I run ldconfig -p.. how to fix?
[10:00] <kiwidood> rumpe1 Challenge accepted.
[10:00] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U ok
[10:00] <YouKay> Guys, how to change my default shell from zsh to bash? Should I edit the /etc/passwd file and change it manually?
[10:01] <rumpe1> kiwidood, in worst case you will crush your windows :>
[10:01] <stoney_001> Hi there. I have a USB storage device sometimes attached to my machine and want it to automount when present. Upon bootup if it isn't present then I get a 'Press S to skip mount or M for manual recovery'. Any way to prevent this behaviour so that I don't have to interactively press 'S' ?
[10:01] <kiwidood> rumpe1 this does not scare me in the slightest tbh
[10:01] <rumpe1> kiwidood, well... and if windows doesnt work anymore ... how do you boot your laptop?
[10:01] <m|kael> hello, i installed ubuntu server for the first time and i have some troubles getting apache starting. i get the error ${APACHE_RUN_USER}
[10:02] <kiwidood> rumpe1 with great difficulty, but that is not a worry for me
[10:02] <alsuna> kiwidood: i think the easiest must be to get a usb stick and boot from that, if your bios supports that
[10:02] <Jordan_U> kiwidood: If you want to try the challenge look at Wubi's source code to see how they load grub from ntldr/bcd, then create your own grub.cfg with an entry to loop boot an Ubuntu iso: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/wiki/Loopback.cfg
[10:02] <triptec> or actually the compile and linking of the program I'm compiling works but when I run it is cant find the shared object...
[10:03] <juk> m|kael: just run apachectl start
[10:03] <kiwidood> I'm going to laugh so hard if i pull this off, it will be marked on my calendar as "the glory day"
[10:03] <oliver_> Hi guy. bmon is driving me insane. I want simply to get the output in a file. But when I use bmon -o ascii > file.txt, the file stays empty :( any Ideas?
[10:03] <clu3> Pls HELP. I ran away from my Toshiba laptop and when i got back, my screen server just showed totally black screen. I couldn't do anything so i logged into another terminal a restart the machine from there. now i'm presented with a few messages and a (initramfs) prompt. Some body pls help me?
[10:03] <Jordan_U> kiwidood: Don't expect to succeed in that route in less than a few days and a lot of learning though.
[10:04] <clu3> Here is the error: "mount: mounting /dev on /root/dev failed: No such file or directory"
[10:04] <brontosaurusrex> kiwidood: probably a 'glory month'
[10:04] <kiwidood> I'll just have to have faith in myself
[10:04] <clu3> and same for /sys and /proc
[10:04] <kiwidood> and lot's of coffee
[10:04] <Jordan_U> kiwidood: Good luck.
[10:05] <kiwidood> Thanks :D
[10:05] <rumpe1> kiwidood, it would be a lot easier, if you could plug the laptops HD into another machine, which can boot from CD/usb....
[10:05] <clu3> hello, any body help me pls?
[10:05] <juk> clu3: did somebody touched your laptop when ran away?
[10:05] <kiwidood> rumpe1 I don't have any screw driver's to open up my laptop
[10:05] <clu3> juk, no i'm home alone
[10:06] <juk> clu3: hm
[10:06] <rumpe1> kiwidood, well well... good luck i wish :)
[10:06] <osmosis_paul> good morning, i'm creating a shell script, and i want give the name of a file that i'm gonna create the filesystem date, any idea how???
[10:06] <tsucchin> テスト
[10:06] <juk> !recovery | clu3:
[10:06] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U: it worked, but why did they change it?
[10:07] <juk> !jp | tsucchin
[10:07] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: I don't know, you'd have to ask Adobe.
[10:07] <clu3> juk, ok, thanks, i'm not sure if i have the live CD anymore, checking...
[10:07] <L-s-L> osmosis_paul: filename-`date -I`
[10:07] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U ok thanks man
[10:07] <speedy_> any tools or apps GUI in ubuntu for the Android forsaving pictures and SMS or mabye total backup of phone
[10:08] <juk> speedy_: forsaving?
[10:08] <speedy_> yes
[10:08] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: You're welcome.
[10:08] <speedy_> pics music etc
[10:08] <osmosis_paul> L-s-L, thank you very much
[10:08] <juk> speedy_: ah for* *saving
[10:10] <speedy_> I have Motorola Tools for Windows but would like similiar tool fou Ubuntu
[10:10] <Blorg28> speedy_: you can use some android app to backup your phone and then transfer the file with USB
[10:10] <juk> speedy_: rhythmbox and spot something forgot
[10:10] <ikonia> speedy_: don't exist
[10:11] <sectorb> osmosis_paul: another format: filename-`date  +"%Y%m%d"`
[10:12] <osmosis_paul> sectorb, thanks dude
[10:12] <llutz_> osmosis_paul: $(date -I) to be preferred over using backticks `
[10:12] <speedy_> ya I could do that but would rather do it directly on Ubuntu but I have searched no luck tool does not exist maybe some programmers will make such tool
[10:13] <ardchoille> speedy_: check your PM
[10:16] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U is there an alternative to adobe flash?
[10:17] <oliver_> Help needed: I want simply to get the output in a file. But when I use bmon -o ascii > file.txt, the file stays empty :( any Ideas?
[10:17] <juk> !info gnash
[10:17] <stoney_001> Hi there. I have a USB storage device sometimes attached to my machine and want it to automount when present. Upon bootup if it isn't present then I get a 'Press S to skip mount or M for manual recovery'. Any way to prevent this behaviour so that I don't have to interactively press 'S' ?
[10:17] <llutz_> oliver_: bmon -o ascii &> file.txt
[10:17] <llutz_> oliver_: bmon -o ascii > file.txt 2>&1         if not using bash
[10:18] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: For some sites HTML5 video, like http://youtube.com/html5
[10:18] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U how about gnash, is it the same with adobe flash?
[10:21] <speedy_> Everyone Sleeping :)
[10:22] <clu3> juk, i'm in the ubuntu@ubuntu terminal now (from the live CD)
[10:22] <Kpullotron> is it better ubuntu than windows 7?
[10:22] <Jordan_U> ljsoftnet: It's not very usable yet unfortunately.
[10:22] <clu3> what should i do?
[10:22] <ljsoftnet> Jordan_U ok
[10:22] <Kpullotron> i'm thinking about migrating to ubuntu
[10:23] <juk> clu3: sing? sorry im not mind reader
[10:23] <YankDownUnder> I migrate heaps of folks to Ubuntu from Microsoft. They're mostly quite happy with the change.
[10:23] <Jordan_U> !best | Kpullotron
[10:23] <Kpullotron> ubuntu is it good for a shop?
[10:23] <Kpullotron> i mean it has all the needed software
[10:23] <Kpullotron> ?
[10:23] <YankDownUnder> Kpullotron, For what? Using POS? Using accounting? Inventory?
[10:23] <Kpullotron> yes
[10:24] <YankDownUnder> Ok...here's the go: there are heaps of POS programs, inventory programs and accounting programs - for many different types of "stores" - just a matter of making a list of what you're going to need, how it suits you, and that's all she wrote.
[10:24] <adub> ok i just install ubuntu 10.10 and i have a screen full of just big blocks of pixels....ctrl alt backspace or ctrl alt f1 does not kick me to a prompt this does this on live distro i had to use the alternate to install if i use a boot disk to just get a shell could i dmesg to tell what the hell is going on
[10:25] <adub> i wouldnt think so since im using a disk to boot to a prompt but what do i know
[10:25] <clu3> juk, my computer got error after the screen saver? heh, you might have forgotten, we just talked a few mins ago
[10:25] <adub> is there anyway to troubleshoot this
[10:25] <juk> clu3: ah
[10:26] <speedy_> its not that one OS better than the other  its a choice of prefernces and the ease of customizing to the users taste so Ubuntu or any Linux can be modified...  Windows cannot at least at the heart of the os make sense dunno
[10:26] <juk> speedy_: you gonna be baned
[10:27] <speedy_> ?
[10:28] <speedy_> ?
[10:30] <adub> ok i just install ubuntu 10.10 and i have a screen full of just big blocks of pixels....ctrl alt backspace or ctrl alt f1 does not kick me to a prompt this does this on live distro i had to use the alternate to install if i use a boot disk to just get a shell could i dmesg to tell what the hell is going on
[10:30] <adub> is there anyway to troubleshoot this
[10:30] <juk> clu3: what error exactly?
[10:30] <llutz_> speedy_: most linux-freaks would call your (correct) statement "blasphemy" :)
[10:30] <clu3> target filesystem doesn't have /sbin/init
[10:30] <clu3> No init found try passing init = bootarg
[10:30] <clu3> juk, i tried the live CD, but i can only get to the terminal by pressing Ctrl Alt F1. The GUI doesn't seem to load
[10:31] <clu3> and i am not sure what do to from the terminal
[10:32] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Have you checked the CD to make sure it's not corrupted?
[10:32] <juk> clu3: backup files first i'd do
[10:32] <SilentDis> hello, How do I force Network manager to use a specific usb device for EVDO?  I'm able to connect fine with ppp because I can force it to use /dev/ttyUSB2
[10:33] <Glutsch> lo
[10:33] <clu3> juk, thanks. YankDownUnder i'm pretty sure it is
[10:33] <hilarie> Anyone here play with wine much?
[10:33] <ikonia> hilarie: guys in #winehq do
[10:33] <hilarie> ty
[10:33] <clu3> YankDownUnder, i mean it is OK, not corrupted
[10:34] <jjp1789> hilarie: do you mean play (tweak) or play (games) ?
[10:34] <thrope> trying to upgrade a 10.4 install to 10.10 - receive an error "an unresolvable problem occurred... Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages"... any idea on how to fix this?
[10:34] <thrope> is there a log somewhere i can see which packages caused it
[10:35] <YankDownUnder> clu3, If you can at least login to the console, then at least you're getting somewhere. When you're booting, have you tried to just hit enter and read some of the parameters that you can pass the kernel prior to booting into the system to see if that might help you get some type of graphical interface?
[10:37] <clu3> YankDownUnder, when i switch to terminal (ctrl + alt + F1) i'm presented with ubuntu@ubuntu. It doesn't ask me to login.  If booting without the live CD, i haven't tried what you said yet..
[10:37] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Give it a go. There are several params that can be passed to the kernel to possibly get you to a graphical desktop mate.
[10:38] <clu3> YankDownUnder, you mean when booting without the CD, right?
[10:38] <speedy_> Apologies to whom I offended on previous post it was not meant to be
[10:38] <YankDownUnder> Guest9721, Mate, it's truly NOT a good idea to login to IRC as root mate. Truly. Very bad, and very bad taste.
[10:38] <pasadefrance> hi there :)
[10:38] <YankDownUnder> clu3, When booting WITH the CD - so you can troubleshoot the issue.
[10:39] <clu3> i see, thanks YankDownUnder
[10:39] <liuxidong> d
[10:40] <adub> yankdownunder i cant
[10:40] <YankDownUnder> adub, Eh?
[10:40] <Guest9721> hi all
[10:40] <adub> my screeen is just full of blocky pixels and i cant ctrl alt f1 or backspace to get a prompt i dont think if i use any boot disk that dmesg will net me anything
[10:41] <adub> ya my video is jacked
[10:41] <adub> i seen on a forum where others where reporting the same problem but some could disable onboard video people that have my graphics card
[10:41] <YankDownUnder> Guest9721, Please, do NOT login to IRC as the root user. It's extremely dangerous, and it's extremely bad form.
[10:41] <clu3> YankDownUnder, in deed, i think it's the CD problem, I just cleaned it ( a little more) and now i'm in the live CD :)
[10:41] <adub> i have no onboard video
[10:41] <clu3> GUI interface i mean
[10:41] <brontosaurusrex> i need a life without adobe.
[10:41] <YankDownUnder> adub, Have you tried disabling the onboard graphics card in your BIOS?
[10:42] <adub> i do not have onboard graphics
[10:42] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Coolbeans mate.
[10:42] <YankDownUnder> adub, What do ya got?
[10:42] <adub> geforce gt 240 works fine with 10.04
[10:42] <speedy_> adub, video card issue try anoter system if available and repeat your process on that machine
[10:42] <adub> but even tried just updating
[10:42] <adub> speedy_ so your saying just dont use 10.10
[10:43] <YankDownUnder> adub, What is the graphics driver you're using?
[10:43] <speedy_> adub have access to anoher video card
[10:43] <adub> speedy_ no i do not
[10:43] <padi999> I have the visual effects enabled in ubuntu but I can't figure out where the settings are! Like keyboardshortcuts for changing wobbly windows style etc.
[10:43] <adub> so 10.10 has a lot of issues with gt 240 for some reason
[10:43] <adub> speedy_ i know you know your stuff i see you in here often  bro
[10:44] <YankDownUnder> adub, If you're using an NVidia card, you might want to try running "sudo jockey-gtk" - let the system try to determine the best driver for your card - let it do it's thing, reboot after it's done - see what you get...
[10:44] <speedy_> no i ran just the live DVD of natty and its works live fine and the previous versions as well I use now Ultimate Edtion
[10:44] <adub> yankdownunder here is the thing i can not get a prompt man to troubleshoot
[10:44] <speedy_> Ubuntu 10.04 LTS is my box
[10:44] <clu3> YankDownUnder, heh, but i'm not sure what do do next :) . I can see the harddisk but can't mount it
[10:44] <YankDownUnder> adub, So you can't even get to a console login?
[10:45] <adub> no
[10:45] <adub> no console nothing just a bunch of pixels
[10:45] <padi999> lucid lynx: Where are the compiz/fusion settings?
[10:45] <YankDownUnder> clu3, PLACES => Whatever drive ?
[10:45] <adub> and it is as if the system is locked up
[10:45] <adub> speedy_ you have a gt 240 ?
[10:45] <YankDownUnder> adub, Have you looked through the forums on how to boot to a liveCD and then chroot to the local disk?
[10:46] <adub> the 10.10 will not boot to a live disk the same thing happens big pixels then locks up
[10:46] <clu3> YankDownUnder, yep, it doesn't response. When i try again. "Dbus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolueMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending"
[10:46] <speedy_> adub is the pixels all over or half the screen no prompt? try typing in blind if u know there is a console there
[10:47] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Sounds to me like the disk might be dirtier than you think - or the drive itself needs a bit of a cleaning....
[10:47] <adub> what do you recommend i type
[10:47] <ArunC> Hi, I'm trying to build a shared object from a static lib. I use g++ -static option, when I get this error: http://codepad.org/cQRg9w87
[10:47] <adub> just pass
[10:47] <speedy_> adub nope
[10:47] <juk> ArunC: take it to #programming
[10:48] <padi999> where can I find the compiz/fusion settings in lucid?
[10:48] <ArunC> juk: Thanks
[10:48] <YankDownUnder> adub, Not sure mate...if I had time to look through the forums for both Ubuntu and Debian, I'd do so...but working...
[10:48] <osmosis_paul> I want create a folder in case that does not exist yet, i looking in google and i found that line, but does not work to me.  if [[ ! -e $APACHE_BACKUP ]]; then
[10:48] <osmosis_paul> told me  "[[: not found
[10:48] <osmosis_paul> "
[10:48] <nistha> hi all
[10:48] <osmosis_paul> of course i close the loop fi
[10:49] <kingofthething> hey on of my external hard drives isnt showing up on my desktop after it is mounted, it used to show up but now it doesnt, any help?
[10:49] <clu3> YankDownUnder, i can still open other applications like openoffice or play some games there, only they run quite slow
[10:50] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Yes, they'll run slow - if the graphics driver - amongst other things - isn't the right driver, then yeah, everything is going to crawl...
[10:50] <padi999> exit
[10:50] <padi999> exit
[10:51] <clu3> YankDownUnder, yes, I had problem with the drivers on this new Toshiba lap model when i installed Ubuntu a few months ago. Had to add extra repo.
[10:51] <adub> just oging to go  back to 10.04 and troubleshoot the other hardware issues im having like no sound for whatever stupid reason
[10:51] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Hmmm...well, that tells all, doesn't it? :)
[10:51] <clu3> YankDownUnder, somebody suggest to run "e2fsck -f -y -v /dev/sda2" on ubuntuforms. should i try
[10:51] <YankDownUnder> adub, Sometimes, when you're having issues with ONE driver, other bits just ain't going to work, either.
[10:52] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Won't hurt.
[10:52] <clu3> I have some important data not yet backed up
[10:53] <netzro> he
[10:53] <kingofthething> i have an external hard drive connected and it recognized and accessible but it is not showing up on my desktop, any ideas how to fix that?
[10:55] <Ve2> Ok so.
[10:55] <Ve2> I have a fakeraid array & ubuntu server installed.
[10:55] <Ve2> I need to mount an NTFS partition on the array
[10:55] <Ve2> Will I break everything?
[10:55] <Ve2> Because I cannot afford to lose the data and I cannot back it up. :)
[10:57] <rumpe1> Ve2, why can't you back it up?
[10:57] <Ve2> It's 2TB
[10:57] <Ve2> I don't have a 2TB disk to back up to.
[10:57] <clu3> when I run e2fsck from my live CD terminal, i got this error: "Dvice or resource busy while trying to open /dev/sda. Filesystem mounted or opened exclusively by another program?"
[10:57] <Ve2> Seems to have mounted ok
[10:57] <clu3> what can i do?
[10:57] <speedy_> question:  What or were is the Splash Screen on boot located in system can it be changed? u know like the animated splash on boot or just as desktops loads. Like othere Linux Versions to name a couple Ultimate Edtion the nice liquid like loge for UE, and GnackTrackR4 has nice splash as well just like to add my own
[10:57] <rumpe1> Ve2, should be the first thing to do before doing anything else
[10:57] <Ve2> Fingers crossed it doesn't erase all my data
[10:58] <YankDownUnder> clu3, sudo e2fsck => you have to be root user (or have the rights) to do that.
[10:58] <Ve2> Well
[10:58] <Ve2> I will be backing up all the data
[10:58] <rumpe1> Ve2, otherwise you "can afford" to loose everything :>
[10:58] <llutz_> clu3: you don't want to fsck  /dev/sda, use a partition like /dev/sdaX
[10:58] <Ve2> Yeah I know.
[10:58] <clu3> YankDownUnder, i was already under sudo
[10:58] <Ve2> I am getting a 2TB disk like, tomorrow
[10:58] <rumpe1> Ve2, then wait
[10:58] <Ve2> but I want to format it ext4 & not use NTFS
[10:58] <Ve2> So I need to mount it in ubuntu anyway
[10:58] <Ve2> Hopefully everything will be cool.
[10:59] <rumpe1> Ve2, mount it read-only and there shouldn't be any problem
[10:59] <kingofthething> i have an external hard drive connected and it recognized and accessible but it is not showing up on my desktop, any ideas how to fix that?
[10:59] <clu3> llutz_, what are those sda1, sda2, sda5  I have? Which one should i try?
[10:59] <Ve2> good iea.
[10:59] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Right...is the partition you're trying to fsck ext2?
[10:59] <clu3> it ext4 YankDownUnder
[10:59] <Ve2> What is the flag for that again?
[10:59] <clu3> YankDownUnder,  sorry, wait..
[10:59] <llutz_> clu3: /dev/sda is the drive, /dev/sda1.... are the partitions. you need to know which partition holds the filesystem you want to check
[10:59] <Ve2> -o ro?
[11:00] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Then use ext4.fsck /dev/sdXX
[11:00] <rumpe1> Ve2, yeah... or just -r
[11:00] <Ve2> ta
[11:00] <clu3> yep,  it seems ext4 for sda1 when i use sudo gparted
[11:00] <YankDownUnder> Ve2, Must be a pom or an Aussie...
[11:01] <clu3> llutz_, i see, thanks , it must be sda1 then
[11:01] <Ve2> What?
[11:01] <YankDownUnder> Ve2, Where ya live?
[11:01] <Ve2> Au.
[11:01] <YankDownUnder> Ve2, Yeppers...s'what I thought...
[11:01] <netzro> #c0c0n2010
[11:01] <rumpe1> austria?
[11:02] <YankDownUnder> rumpe1, Yeah, mate. Austria. Heaps of wombats in Austria.
[11:02] <clu3> I still get the same error as sda . "...busy while trying to open /dev/sda1"
[11:02] <suigeneris> hmm, there's a conflict on banshee.fm. the front page says iPhones can be synced, the user manual says banshee supports most smartphones with the notable exception of iPhone, iPad etc.
[11:03] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Then something is trying to read the partition already - didn't you say just a bit earlier that you were in the midst of trying to mount the drive?
[11:06] <Ve2> sweeeet
[11:06] <Ve2> lol
[11:06] <Ve2> libschrodinger?
[11:07] <Ve2> Quantum physics lib?
[11:07] <rumpe1> Ve2, it's used for lolcats :>
[11:07] <YankDownUnder> Ve2, Not to mention: /usr/lib/libschrodingerscat
[11:07] <Ve2> oh dear
[11:08] <Ve2> WHAT IS THIS DOING
[11:08] <Ve2> Ok
[11:08] <tensorpudding> libschroedinger is for the dirac video codec
[11:08] <FloodBot3> Ve2: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:08] <Ve2> I am used to rhel, et c.
[11:08] <Ve2> How do I configure static ips in ubu server?
[11:08] <rumpe1> Ve2, dhcpd-config?
[11:09] <Ve2> ?
[11:09] <YankDownUnder> Ve2, /etc/network/interfaces
[11:09] <Ve2> Yeah
[11:09] <Ve2> what is with the wierd config file?
[11:09] <rumpe1> Ve2, nevermind... didn't understand what you meant exactly
[11:10] <YankDownUnder> Um...weird? I rather like a simple config like the /etc/network/interfaces - easy for at least me to understand...
[11:10] <Ve2> I am used to the ifcfg files
[11:10] <Pumpkin-> it is literally that you are used to them though, they both do the same thing
[11:10] <Ve2> :/
[11:10] <Ve2> This one looks totally different
[11:11] <Pumpkin-> I will be honest, the fact it doesn't come with a bunch of examples in it commented out is a little irritating
[11:11] <YankDownUnder> I rather like just editing the one, restarting the network, and VOILA! S'all good and up and running happy as Larry...
[11:11] <Ve2> found some stuff on the net
[11:11] <Pumpkin-> but google should fix that
[11:11] <YankDownUnder> Google fixes everything...except for breakfast.
[11:12] <Pumpkin-> if you work for google, they even do that
[11:12] <clu3> sorry YankDownUnder my computer was hanging. yes, I tried to browse the partition earlier using the File Browser. Now i can see a mount process is still running
[11:12] <clu3> and i can't kill it, even with kill -9
[11:13] <YankDownUnder> clu3, So since that is still running, you're not going to be able to run an fsck on that partition...unless you kill the process....
[11:13] <decoder> guys, I'm trying to get slapd (ldap) to work on ubuntu 10.04 lts. I'm using a slapd.conf instead of slapd.d/ style and I keep getting invalid credentials when trying an ldap search (ldapsearch includes -D cn=Manager,dc=my,dc=domain -y /etc/ldap.secret -x )
[11:13] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Ah...roger that...
[11:13] <clu3> YankDownUnder, i guess i have to restart this live CD ?
[11:14] <YankDownUnder> clu3, Sorry to say, but sounds like it mate.
[11:14] <Ve2> lol
[11:14] <Ve2> Accidentally set the server to have the same ip as the box I was logged into it as.
[11:14] <Ve2> Guess how that went...
[11:15] <YankDownUnder> Ve2, If I get the right answer, you're buying me a slab of VB, right? :)
[11:15] <Ve2> :/
[11:15] <Ve2> You would seriously drink VB?
[11:15] <Ve2> :\
[11:15] <Ve2> You MUST be american.
[11:16] <YankDownUnder> Ve2, Um...well, quite some years an expat...but yeah...
[11:16] <Ve2> :/
[11:16] <twitch> !enter | Ve2
[11:16] <Ve2> I'm not. :(
[11:16] <ubuntu_> I'm trying to enlarge my Windows 7 partition from a live CD, but I can't expand it to the right. Here is a screenshot: http://i55.tinypic.com/2vbvkn8.png
[11:17] <YankDownUnder> Ve2, However, if someone was to purchase some great dark beers from up in Sydney, well, then I'd have to take that instead, eh?
[11:17] <concon> ubuntu_: I'm going to give you a hint: There's no space to expand to
[11:17] <jjp1789> Yank: What's VB btw ?
[11:18] <ubuntu_> concon: theres 34.69 GiB of unallocated space
[11:18] <satya> to authenticate ldap server, i just install the libnss-ldap package.
[11:18] <YankDownUnder> jjp1789, Victoria Bitters (beer)
[11:18] <ethanol> is it a common bug that often when ubuntu asks me to authenticate, for example when adding or removing software through the software center, the authentication dialog gets stuck after a succesful password entry (I have to click the X to get it to close)
[11:18] <satya> is it enough to connect to the ldap server?
[11:19] <juk> basically difference here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCdRecovery and here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ChrootRecovery is '-o bind' in last, what for that last?
[11:19] <concon> ubuntu_: There's 34.69GB of unallocated space on a logical block
[11:19] <ubuntu_> concon: I don't get what you mean
[11:19] <Oer> ethanol no, this is normal.
[11:19] <Oer> ethanol, if it get stuck, that is not normal.
[11:19] <satya> ubuntu to authenticate ldap server, i just install the libnss-ldap package.
[11:19] <ethanol> well normal would be that it closes automatically, which it does only like 1/4th of all cases
[11:20] <satya> ubuntu: to authenticate ldap server, i just install the libnss-ldap package.
[11:20] <jjp1789> satya: na, you need ldap-auth-client or anything to eventually have libpam-ldap
[11:20] <ubuntu_> I'm trying to enlarge my Windows 7 partition from a live CD, but I can't expand it to the right. Here is a screenshot: http://i55.tinypic.com/2vbvkn8.png
[11:21] <concon> ubuntu_: You see that extended sda3, you need to shrink that one first, if possible
[11:21] <ubuntu_> concon: It does not give me the option to resize when I right click on it
[11:22] <satya> jjp1789: auth-client-confiog  is in the libnss-ldap package only
[11:22] <concon> Then you'll need to delete, that's the negative side of logical partitions
[11:22] <satya> jjp1789: auth-client-config  is in the libnss-ldap package only
[11:22] <ubuntu_> concon: delete what?
[11:22] <concon> If you delete it you'll delete sda5 as well
[11:23] <ubuntu_> I'm trying to enlarge my Windows 7 partition from a live CD, but I can't expand it to the right. Here is a screenshot: http://i55.tinypic.com/2vbvkn8.png
[11:23] <satya> jjp1789: it is already installed
[11:23] <silverlightning> hi
[11:23] <concon> That extended partition, it's a logical block so you can make logical partitions, there's a limit to 4 primary partitions to 1 drive, so windows tend to make logical partitions if you have more than 1
[11:23] <satya> silverlightning: hi
[11:23] <silverlightning> how are you today
[11:24] <concon> And stop re-posting your error
[11:24] <concon> Read the guidelines
[11:24] <silverlightning> I have been stressed out of my mind
[11:24] <silverlightning> up half the night and fiddeling with the computer
[11:24] <jjp1789> satya: ok (apt-cache search --full ldap-auth-client |grep Depends) yields: libpam-ldap, libnss-ldap
[11:25] <silverlightning> in desperation I installed Ubuntu on the entire harddrive
[11:25] <silverlightning> do you know anything about issues with the cooling fan?
[11:26] <Ubuntu-user> how to master ubuntu
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[11:26] <silverlightning> it takes a life time of dedication
[11:26] <coz_> Ubuntu-user,  take it slow... hang out here... dont be afraid to ask questions
[11:27] <silverlightning> I have installed the latest version from scratch just now
[11:27] <delinquentme> so my OFF button on my tool bar is weirded out atm .. how do i fix this?
[11:28] <coz_> delinquentme,  "off" button?  you mean the circle t hingy
[11:28] <Ubuntu-user> coz_: every question?
[11:28] <satya> jjp1789: i cant connect to the ldap server
[11:28] <silverlightning> there is an appliction for that coz
[11:28] <delinquentme> coz_, yeah
[11:28] <coz_> Ubuntu-user,  if you have a question ask it... cant hurt
[11:28] <jjp1789> satya: have a look on pam-auth-update and / or auth-client-config. Beware openldap tools (ldapsearch...) and libpam-ldap may use slightly different ldap.conf files
[11:28] <coz_> delinquentme,  right click the panel   Add to panel   look for    Indicator applet session
[11:28] <SimonPHOENIX> i have 2 disks, how to make raid1 ?
[11:29] <delinquentme>  coz_ awesome! thanks
[11:29] <coz_> delinquentme,  no problem
[11:29] <jjp1789> simonph: mdadm
[11:30] <Slapcake> Hi, I'm trying to follow the LDAP tutorial at ubuntu-help (https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html) but it says I have insufficient access when I try to add the frontend, does anyone know how I can fix that?
[11:30] <clu3> YankDownUnder, i guess i'm dead. Can't fsck the partition, it's still busy while there's no mount process running
[11:30] <satya> jjp1789: if i type sudo auth-client-config, it says profile is required
[11:30] <Walex> SimonPHOENIX: there are very many HOWTOs with examples on that, For example the original RAID HOWTO
[11:31] <Ubuntu-user> how to add users using command line
[11:31] <coz_> Slapcake,  you are using "sudo"  for the commands   ... yes?
[11:31] <Walex> Ubuntu-user: 'man useradd'
[11:31] <arand> Ubuntu-user: adduser
[11:31] <silverlightning> what are the recommended driver packages for the latest verson of ubuntu?
[11:31] <Slapcake> coz_: yes
[11:31] <jjp1789> satya: look in /etc/auth-client-config and man auth-client-config
[11:31] <coz_> Slapcake,  mm then I am not sure
[11:32] <coz_> silverlightning,  which drivers?
[11:32] <ruan> silverlightning: the latest drivers?
[11:32] <Slapcake> coz_: the insufficient access error is an ldap error, not a uid error
[11:32] <coz_> Slapcake,  oh! mm  well... if no one here can answer  you might also want to go to t he ##linux channel
[11:32] <jjp1789> slapcake: are you using simple bind ?
[11:32] <silverlightning> there used to be a package to make dvds play, and youtube videos
[11:33] <ruan> i cant boot ubuntu off of my hard drive :/
[11:33] <kingofthething> i really think i have a simple problem, can someone help me?
[11:33] <Slapcake> jjp1789: I don't know - I'm following the tutorial
[11:33] <silverlightning> ruan, after installation?
[11:33] <eXpLoD> how can i make my own build of ubuntu which has some packages already installed in an .iso format?
[11:33] <Walex> silverlightning: checked Medibuntu
[11:33] <bazhang> !remaster > eXpLoD
[11:33] <Walex> eXpLoD: there is an howto on the Ubuntu wiki on that
[11:33] <ruan> silverlightning: yes, after installation
[11:34] <shomon> what is the best way to get ie7 or 8 working in ubuntu?
[11:34] <silverlightning> walex, is it the same as two years ago?
[11:34] <Walex> ruan: there is recovery mode
[11:34] <ruan> walex: i cant boot it
[11:34] <Ubuntu-user> how to change network settings using command line?
[11:34] <ruan> walex: it works using livecd, but it wont boot otherwise
[11:34] <silverlightning> ruan, just now?
[11:34] <Walex> ruan: you need to boot an ubuntu CD/DVD in recovery mode
[11:34] <shomon> depends on the network settings Ubuntu-user
[11:34] <viliny> hey guys, i installed nvidia drivers from the nvidia site with the .run installator. my x now fails to start because the driver and the kernel module mismatch in version numbers. GCC problem for not compiling module or something? regardless, how can i rollback or choose to use another driver instead so i can get to the desktop again
[11:34] <ruan> walex: recovery mode?
[11:34] <kingofthething> i have two extenal hard drives connected one is showing up on my desktop and one isnt, both are working fine and accessible but the just isnt showing up on my desktop when it is mounted
[11:34] <Walex> ruan: there is a relevant HOWTO on the wiki too
[11:35] <ruan> walex i didnt get any option for recovery
[11:35] <Walex> ruan: "rescue" mode
[11:35] <ruan> walex: how? i cant boot ubuntu at all
[11:35] <Ubuntu-user> shomon: Giving an ip,Static ip, internet sharing related stuff?
[11:35] <silverlightning> ruan, if it is very recently, the computer might have a few hickups before it gets used to ubuntu, like loud beeps and reluctant booting
[11:35] <jjp1789> ubuntu-user: good question; I personaly stop network-manager and kill dhcp client before using ifconfig, route and editing resolv.conf
[11:36] <mar> Hi. Can I somehow checked which files have changed in the last hour or so?
[11:36] <ruan> silverlightning: it hasnt made a first boot yet
[11:36] <shomon> ah okay Ubuntu-user -  ifconfig is the command you want
[11:36] <Walex> ruan: you have to boot the liveCD and go into rescue mode. I'll do a search fro you on a link
[11:36] <ruan> walex: i can only "try" ubuntu and install it
[11:36] <ruan> walex: no other options
[11:36] <shomon> and to restart or change this, all the services that start by default are in /etc/init.d/
[11:37] <Ve2> Right.
[11:37] <Ve2> So.
[11:37] <shomon> including one called network or networking I think
[11:37] <clu3> From my liveCD, when i fsck my parition, it keeps saying: "Device or resouce busy while trying to open /dev/sda1", what can i do ?
[11:37] <Ve2> bit torrent client that has a web interface for ubu server?
[11:37] <Ubuntu-user> thank shomon
[11:37] <kingofthething>  i have two extenal hard drives connected one is showing up on my desktop and one isnt, both are working fine and accessible but the just isnt showing up on my desktop when it is mounted
[11:37] <ruan> the problem is that i cant boot ubuntu at all
[11:38] <Walex> ruan: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-boot-ubuntu-linux-rescue-mode/
[11:38] <shomon> anyone know if wine or some other thing can run ie8 on ubuntu?
[11:38] <Walex> ruan: http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/system_administration_books/ubuntu_starter_guide/ch08.html
[11:38] <ruan> walex: i'll try it
[11:38] <Ve2> :/
[11:38] <bazhang> shomon, check appdb and /join #winehq
[11:38] <shomon> thanks bazhang
[11:38] <Walex> shomon: I think that Crossover can run various versions of IE, and it is a neatly packaged version of Wine
[11:38] <bazhang> !appdb > shomon
[11:40] <ruan> walex: i cant boot at all,
[11:40] <ruan> walex: grub isnt showing up, it just freezes at boot, as if there is no OS
[11:40] <Walex> ruan: you can run rescue/recovery mode from the installation CD.
[11:40] <Walex> ruan: then that allows you to reinstall GRUB
[11:40] <offsense1> anyone recommended empathy rather than pidgin?
[11:41] <tobier> offsense1: not really, I got rid of empathy
[11:41] <Walex> ruan: if the automatic rescue/recovery don't work, this is another and even more detailed approach: http://www.ubuntudoctor.com/content/blog/10/Boot-Install-Ubuntu-from-the-Grub-Rescue-Prompt
[11:41] <Ubuntu-user> how to list & kill process in ubuntu?
[11:41] <ruan> ubuntu-user: is the process visible?
[11:41] <Walex> ruan: oops I really meant this one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1581099
[11:41] <offsense1> tobier: so u prefer pidgin then?
[11:41] <Gnea> Ubuntu-user: ps command lists, kill and killall kills
[11:42] <tobier> offsense1: yes
[11:42] <Ubuntu-user> thanks
[11:42] <shomon> Ubuntu-user: also you can start a background process by running it followed by a &
[11:42] <Ubuntu-user> difference between kill and killall?
[11:42] <binawan> hallo guys...
[11:42] <tobier> Ubuntu-user: actually, IIRC kill politely asks a process to be killed, use kill -9 to force
[11:42] <shomon> kill needs a process number
[11:42] <Gnea> Ubuntu-user: man kill  and  man killall  tells it
[11:42] <shomon> but killall needs a name
[11:42] <ruan> walex: btw, im on livecd try mode at the moment
[11:43] <Ubuntu-user> oh thanks its pid and name thingy
[11:43] <Gnea> shomon: "teach a man how to fish, he eats on his own. give a man a fish, he expects more."
[11:43] <Ubuntu-user> thanks guys u are doing great job here
[11:43] <Gnea> cheers
[11:43] <ruan> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1581099
[11:43] <shomon> be careful with signals as well. kill -9 vs -1 or -15 a whole kettle of fish...
[11:43] <ruan> oops
[11:43] <shomon> ok sure thanks gnea
[11:43] <ruan> copy paste didnt work
[11:43] <Walex> ruan: also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows#Recovery%20Using%20the%20Ubuntu%20Desktop/Live%20CD%20%28RECOMMENDED%29
[11:44] <ruan> /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /boot/grub (is /dev mounted?).
[11:44] <Walex> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto#Backup,%20Repairing%20and%20Reinstalling%20GRUB
[11:45] <Walex> the last link above advises going through a "fake" install, where you don't actually install, but the installer recreates the GRUB startup
[11:45] <ruan> this is complicated :/
[11:46] <Walex> ruan: it is indeed not that simple.
[11:46] <risperdalx> hi
[11:46] <risperdalx> how can i close mysql service at startup ubuntu
[11:46] <Walex> ruan: the issue is that most people just install one partition and one time GRUB and "it just works" and so nobody cares very much about the non-standard cases. Just like in MS-Windows.
[11:47] <ruan> walex: i tried installing it 3 times, once on a new partition, it never worked
[11:47] <Walex> risperdalx: you have to edit the relevant entry in '/etc/init/' or use 'update-rc.d' to edit the startup links
[11:47] <smegzor> Anyone else experienced this?  Starting today all of the Ubuntu computers in my house are unable to browse any websites or send/receive email using firefox and thunderbird.  Other web browsers work perfectly, but I have the same problem with email in Evolution.
[11:48] <Walex> ruan: that is very unusual, installation usually "just works", unless you have an odd disk layout.
[11:48] <ruan> walex: i've only got 2 hard drives
[11:48] <risperdalx> Walex, should i use update-rc.d mysql remove or disable ?
[11:49] <Walex> ruan: however I am an *extremely* experienced sysadm/programmer and at one point I could not boot Ubuntu LTS  10 after installing it and could not fix it, because the boot process has become too complicated and it was difficult even for me to figure out what had broken
[11:49] <Walex> risperdalx: 'disable', because 'remove' has the problem listed in the 'man' page.
[11:50] <Ubuntu-user> can i setup ftp server in ubuntu?
[11:50] <Walex> ubuntulog: very easily, use something like VsFTPd or ProFTPd
[11:51] <smegzor> I use the filezilla ftp server.  I either swear by it or swear at it.
[11:51] <Ubuntu-user> i am loving it ubuntu is super
[11:51] <risperdalx> Walex: i got an error
[11:51] <risperdalx> update-rc.d: warning: /etc/init.d/mysql missing LSB information
[11:51] <risperdalx> update-rc.d: see <http://wiki.debian.org/LSBInitScripts>
[11:51] <risperdalx>  System start/stop links for /etc/init.d/mysql do not exist.
[11:51] <FloodBot3> risperdalx: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:51] <jpds> risperdalx: That's not an error, that's a warning.
[11:52] <risperdalx> uhm i think it must be disabled now
[11:52] <risperdalx> thanks
[11:52] <Ubuntu-user> smegzor: what should i do... filezilla ?
[11:53] <Walex> risperdalx: but note that " System start/stop links for /etc/init.d/mysql do not exist" is perplexing
[11:53] <smegzor> Ubuntu-user: It works and isn't hard to set up.
[11:53] <viliny> hey guys, i installed nvidia drivers from the nvidia site with the .run installator. my x now fails to start because the driver and the kernel module mismatch in version numbers. GCC problem for not compiling module or something? regardless, how can i rollback or choose to use another driver instead so i can get to the desktop again
[11:53] <Ubuntu-user> smegzor: how to configure ?
[11:53] <Walex> risperdalx: because if there are no *start* links, why do you worry about it being started?
[11:53] <Ubuntu-user> procedure
[11:53] <ruan> im not going to try to install ubuntu till im 100% sure that its going to work
[11:53] <kevdog> Ubuntu-user- why not ssh server?
[11:53] <risperdalx> walex: i know its runing at startup
[11:53] <Walex> viliny: just run X reconfiguration
[11:54] <risperdalx> walex: because this ubuntu opening time is slowing
[11:54] <M-sprite> In mutt, which key is to tag a message as unread ？ the flag N ?
[11:54] <viliny> Walex: i think i did, but to no help... whats the command for that?
[11:54] <Ubuntu-user> ubuntu gave me real trouble with SDM for cisco router it never worked :(
[11:54] <smegzor> Ubuntu-user: It has a GUI and there should be plenty of guides on the internet.  Follow one of those.
[11:55] <Walex> viliny: also you can uninstall the nVidia package by rerunning the installer with the uninstallation option. You have to do that to clean up things.
[11:55] <viliny> Walex: Roger that
[11:56] <Walex> viliny: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-how-to-reconfigure-x-windows-system-xorg-server/
[11:56] <viliny> thank you :)
[11:56] <ruan> im not gonna fix it if its broken from the start
[11:57] <viliny> ruan: whats up?
[11:57] <smegzor> ruan: I wasn't sure about Ubuntu, so I installed it and installed XP inside VirtualBox for anything that I couldn't do in Ubuntu (mainly work stuff).
[11:57] <ruan> viliny: ubuntu wont boot after install
[11:57] <viliny> ruan: any troubleshooting or possible causes visible?
[11:57] <rek> hi how can i install ubuntu ov
[11:57] <rek> er another ubuntu without deleting my files?
[11:57] <ruan> viliny: nope, it just does nothing at boot
[11:58] <bazhang> rek, have a seperate hom
[11:58] <viliny> rek: download cd-image from ubuntu site, burn it to a disk, boot your computer from that disk and then just choose to install ubuntu once you are on the livecd desktop
[11:58] <bazhang> !home | rek
[11:58] <viliny> lol, sorry...
[11:59] <smegzor> ruan: the last times I had a non-booting new ubuntu install I had an IDE drive somehow preventing it booting off the sata I had installed it to.  The other time I had installed grub to the wrong drive.
[11:59] <rek> wbazhang i'm on irssi for win damn can't copy the link or i dunno how to copy it
[11:59] <viliny> ruan: do you get the grub menu?
[11:59] <ruan> viliny: nope, no menu at all
[11:59] <rek> during the installation i create another home?
[12:00] <viliny> how about using the supergrub disk to repair boot?
[12:00] <ruan> viliny: why would boot be broken from install 3 times?
[12:00] <viliny> i don't have a good answer to that im afraid
[12:01] <bazhang> rek, not sure about how to copy via irssi as I'm on xchat, you could check the logs later, or just remember the psychocats website name
[12:01] <ruan> i guess i'll have to install windows now
[12:01] <viliny> have you tried switching your boot hardrive from bios? i mean, if you don't even get the grub menu it seems like ubuntu has little to do with it
[12:01] <K350> is there any image viewer for the terminal..uhm..or well maybe I'm just dumb ....
[12:01] <AegisX> is it me, or is it no longer possible to hide the mounted drives from the desktop?
[12:01] <ruan> viliny: my boot hard drive is the hard drive ubuntu is installed on
[12:02] <AegisX> i've tried using gconf-editor
[12:02] <viliny> ruan: well, im not sure i can be of much more help... id give the third party grub rescue thing a try if i were in your shoes but other than that... out of ideas atm
[12:02] <ruan> viliny: i've tried 2 different partitions too
[12:03] <chopin_> hello
[12:05] <AegisX> anyone have any tips on how to hide the desktop drive icons?
[12:07] <sacarlson> ruan: what device did you select as you mbr for grub when you installed?
[12:07] <ruan> sacarlson: my main hard drive
[12:08] <timh____> when I log in using my user account, does anyone know where the environment is loaded.  I looked in ~/bashrc, couldn't find an ~/xinitrc.
[12:08] <sacarlson> ruan:  what device might that be /dev/sdb?
[12:08] <chopin_> anyone, ho i make bash_profile like gnacktrack?
[12:08] <ruan> sacarlson: possibly
[12:08] <chopin_> how i make
[12:08] <sacarlson> ruan:  well then there is a posibility it's wrong,  your bios may be set to boot from /dev/sda
[12:09] <rethus> my cardreader doesn't work anymore after upgrade to 10.10
[12:09] <ruan> sacarlson: how would i set it otherwise?
[12:09] <rethus> if i plugin the reader the led only blink shortly two times... no messages in /var/log/messages
[12:09] <rethus> and idea whats wrong?
[12:09] <sacarlson> ruan: did you try anything to install a new mbr with something like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/562593/
[12:09] <osmosis_paul> mmm i have a wierd situacion, if i execute a shell script as sudo script.sh should execute every command that i have inside as root right?
[12:09] <osmosis_paul> is not happening with a CP that i'm mading
[12:09] <hilarie> So... I ran a bunch of crap in wine as gksudo, and now my root folder has a bunch of crap for wine, can I safely delete all of it?
[12:09] <osmosis_paul> if i execute this line in the command line as sudo works
[12:09] <osmosis_paul> but in the script nope
[12:10] <osmosis_paul> by default my user is ubuntu but i run the script as sudo
[12:10] <sacarlson> ruan: in most cases bios is set to boot /dev/sda  but with usb flash installs it sometimes becomes /dev/sdb so worst case maybe try install to both
[12:10] <ruan> sacarlson: im using a livecd
[12:11] <tensorpudding> hilarie: delete the /root/.wine folder
[12:11] <LiquidDemocracy> Anybody knows openoffice calc well?
[12:11] <tensorpudding> it'll get rid of everything you installed or did as root in wine though
[12:11] <sacarlson> ruan: as you can see from the pastebin it's made to use a livecd boot to recover mbr
[12:11] <hilarie> @tensorpudding k ty
[12:11] <bazhang> LiquidDemocracy, try #openoffice.org
[12:12] <Ve2> pop quiz, creating samba shares that have spaces in the path?
[12:12] <Ve2> quotes doesn't seem to be working for me.
[12:12] <LiquidDemocracy> bazhang, thx
[12:13] <ruan> sacarlson: how would i remember all of that?
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> hilarie:  the wine icons may still stay in the menus. those are under some other directory i recall.
[12:13] <LjL> Ve2: dunno, try backslash\ space...
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  ive fond out the hard way its best to NOT have spaces in shaer names
[12:13] <Ve2> ta
[12:13] <Ve2> I can't not have them
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  how are you acessing the share, via fstab? nautilus? indows?
[12:14] <Ve2> It's a read only ntfs volume.
[12:14] <rethus> my cardreader doesn't work anymore after upgrade to 10.10
[12:14] <rethus> if i plugin the reader the led only blink shortly two times... no messages in /var/log/messages
[12:14] <sacarlson> ruan: you shouldn't have to remember just follow it,  maybe print it if needed
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  so whats the fact its a NTFS volume matter?
[12:14] <Ve2> It's read only
[12:14] <Ve2> I can't take the space out of the file name.
[12:14] <ruan> then remove the read only attribute?
[12:15] <Ve2> :/
[12:15] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  you asked how to create a share.. You can make shares that are not the same name as a directory you are shareing is named..
[12:15] <Ve2> I just want to specify a path with a space in it.
[12:15] <xn1015> 你们好
[12:15] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  specifiy it where exactly? we need a bit more details.
[12:15] <ikonia> Ve2: escape it
[12:16] <Ve2> in smb.conf
[12:16] <^Phantom^> Okay
[12:16] <^Phantom^> sometimes FF crashes on large images
[12:16] <^Phantom^> sometimes it doesn't
[12:16] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  so you are defining a share in smb.conf and the 'actual path' has a space in the name.. you are saying...
[12:16] <bazhang> !cn | xn1015
[12:16] <rethus> my cardreader doesn't work anymore after upgrade to 10.10
[12:16] <rethus> if i plugin the reader the led only blink shortly two times... no messages in /var/log/messages
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  the share defined does not have to have a space in the actual 'share name' is what we are saying.  it dosent have to be the same name as the  '/path/to/share directory'
[12:17] <Nikkos> hello everyone
[12:17] <Nikkos> i have a problem with my printer canon i250 and ubuntu 10.4
[12:18] <Ve2> Willis I am not entirely sure what you are talking about, it doesn't seem relevant to my query however.
[12:18] <bazhang> Nikkos, what does linuxprinting.org say about that printer
[12:18] <Nikkos> ill check
[12:19] <Nikkos> hm i cant find anything about my printer :/
[12:20] <Nikkos> wait
[12:20] <Nikkos> no i cant find i250
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  You are confusing in yoru wuestion as to the 'share name' and 'defining' the share in smb.conf  there are 2 (at least) samba books in the repos with examples of the smb.conf file with examples. You may want to check them out.
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> !info samba-doc
[12:21] <Ve2> So in smb.conf, under the "path" option, supposeing the path of the directory I want to map is /media/store/my documents
[12:21] <Ve2> How would I map this path?
[12:21] <Ve2> Quotes/escaping does not appear to work.
[12:21] <Nikkos> ubuntu recognizes it, i installed it selecting the i250 drivers from ubuntu list... but i can't print
[12:22] <Nikkos> it gives an eror
[12:22] <Nikkos> error*
[12:23] <mak__> Hi. Is there any possible way to remove DISK not bookmarks, DISK entries from Places menu? They are duplicates made by disk-manager, which I do not need any more.
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> Ve2: make a symlink without the space, then path to the link
[12:24] <Ve2> Is that the only way?
[12:24] <Nikkos> someone can help me?
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> Ve2: using spaces in stuff maks life complicated. I suggest you avoid them
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  a quick gootle hit.. says use quotes,.,,
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> path = "/media/disk1/My Documents/My Videos"
[12:24] <Welshy-Rob> Hello, my ubuntu (10.10)  seems to be running really slowly on my system, i can only run about two programs at once and it still manages to crash now this could be because i have a pretty poor pc but the previous version of ubuntu used to run so much faster! is there anything you can suggest i do?
[12:24] <Ve2> Yeah after I migrate off this raid array I will be reshuffling things
[12:24] <Ve2> can't right now though
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  the 'share name' in my example . would be best to be set to 'My_Videos"
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> Welshy-Rob: test your RAM
[12:24] <Ve2> Willis: as I mentioned before, quotes are not working for me.
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  they should be. double check other  shares..
[12:25] <adub_> what are some command to test sound
[12:25] <ruan> cant install windows from wine :/
[12:25] <Ve2> uh oh
[12:25] <Ve2> ...
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> also check the 'case' of the path Ve2
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> adub_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting   has ways to test sound
[12:25] <Rasm52> Hi, I hope this doesn't intrude on your daily support cycle. But what FOSS is available from your software center than can be used to visually model explosions and map out compact explosive designs? It is a scholarly curiosity, I promise.
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  and the ownership/other permissions.. shareing ntfs. i have found tricky in the past.
[12:26] <Nikkos> bazhang can ou help me?
[12:26] <daaxma_> 1;2c1;2c/leave
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> ruan: thats because its for installing apps, not windows itself. If you want Windows then use vmware or virtualbox
[12:26] <ruan> actionparsnip: i need to get an OS that works
[12:26] <Welshy-Rob> ActionParsnip, how?
[12:26] <Rasm52> ok j/k.
[12:27] <Rasm52> !mods
[12:27] <Rasm52> !ban me
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> Welshy-Rob: when the system starts to boot (just after POST), hold shift and you can run memtest+ from there
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> ruan: ubuntu works....
[12:27] <ruan> i would rather install ubuntu but it wont work for me
[12:28] <wulfy> ikonia,  odd person there...
[12:28] <ruan> it wont boot
[12:28] <alexrodriguez> is there a specific help channel for Ubuntu, or is this it? (I'd hit "/list Ubuntu" but that doen't seem to work in Xchat)
[12:28] <Welshy-Rob> ActionParsnip, what am i looking for when i do that?
[12:29] <hilarie> Alex you have come to the right place
[12:29] <ruan> alexrodiguez: this is it
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> alexrodriguez:  topic says 'official ubuntu support channel' :)
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> Welshy-Rob: if the screen stays blue like this: http://www.playtool.com/pages/memtest/memtest86.jpg   it's ok. If it goes like this: http://billy-oneal.com/forums/memTest/memtestFail.png   it's bad
[12:30] <kjelle> hello. When is /etc/timezone read/used?
[12:30] <kjelle> is it on boot?
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> Ve2:  i just made a share with a space in its name and the auto-genrated conf used --> path=/home/willis/Desktop/test share
[12:31] <Welshy-Rob> ActionParsnip, cheers
[12:32] <alexrodriguez> Well, installed Maverick on my Acer Aspire (AOA150), microphone doen't work. I've spent the last two days trying everything googling Ubuntu support forums can tell me - I've updated all the lsa, gnome-alsa, pulse audio, I've reset between internal andMic a dozen times, I've slid the input volume bars to all extremes, etc
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> kjelle:  I would think thats a yes. theres a set/check time/date service that checks it.. other apps could check it later i imagine.
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Welshy-Rob: if the ram is ok we can explore other avenues
[12:32] <sacarlson> ruan: so the reload of mbr failed?
[12:32] <ruan> sacarlson: i havent installed ubuntu yet
[12:32] <ylmfos> hi
[12:32] <ruan> sacarlson: well i uninstalled the 3 others i had
[12:33] <ylmfos> happy every
[12:33] <sacarlson> ruan: oh well it won't boot if you don't install it other than from a livecd
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: what is the generated url when you upload to the server when you run this command:    wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[12:33] <ruan> sacarlson: all 3 were from a livecd
[12:33] <sacarlson> ruan: what did you do to uninstall ubuntu?
[12:33] <AegisX> Does anyone use mind mapping software here? If so, for what and is it useful?
[12:34] <ruan> sacarlson: i wiped the hard drive, since ubuntu did that already
[12:34] <LjL> AegisX: probably a better question for #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:34] <sacarlson> ruan: what program did you use to wipe it?
[12:35] <ruan> sacarlson: gparted
[12:35] <sopra> italiani???
[12:35] <sacarlson> ruan: well now that you leaned the uses of gparted maybe your ready to move on to install
[12:36] <ruan> sacarlson: i've tried installing it 3 times
[12:36] <LjL> !it | sopra
[12:36] <AegisX> Thanks, LjL
[12:36] <kjelle> Dr_Willis: do you think it is checked later?
[12:37] <sacarlson> ruan: did you pick the same place to put the mbr each time?  did you try hit <ctrl><alt> +f2  if it ended with a black screen?
[12:37] <alexrodriguez> ActionParsnip - unable to resolve host address 'alsa-project.org'
[12:37] <kjelle> Dr_Willis: I have an application running on an embedded system using a debian etch, and im using settimeofday from some interface
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> kjelle:  after the initial services boot.. i doubt it. unless theres a cron job.
[12:37] <ruan> sacarlson: didnt end with a black screen
[12:37] <kjelle> Dr_Willis: I just dont want any linux cron-cycle to overwrite my time/tz
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: does the system have web access/
[12:37] <kjelle> Dr_Willis: okey, I guess it's not (it's a minietch system)
[12:37] <kjelle> Dr_Willis: ty
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> kjelle:  ubuntu and debian dont use the same  startup system last i checked...
[12:37] <sacarlson> ruan: then I would try another mbr location
[12:37] <kjelle> Dr_Willis: ouch, okey, I will just test it then =)
[12:37] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip yes
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> kjelle:  ubuntu uses upstart.. debian.. sysv proberly.
[12:37] <ruan> sacarlson: like where?
[12:38] <kjelle> Dr_Willis: okey. thank you for your help.
[12:38] <sacarlson> ruan: well you said you only have 2 disks so only two to chose
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: ok try this: http://pastie.org/1574367
[12:38] <ruan> sacarlson: my other one is a 40 gb hard drive, i'd prefer not to use it
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: it's a dead handy script for sound issues. If you run it, you can select to not upload ad it will make a file in /tmp which you can then manually pastebin
[12:38] <sacarlson> ruan: /dev/sda  and /dev/sdb  I would assume  but with all that activity on gparted you should know better that I
[12:39] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip can I PM to avoid flood?
[12:39] <ruan> sacarlson: how do i wipe the MBR?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: use pastebin.com and you won't flood
[12:40] <sacarlson> ruan: each time you install grub it wipes or replaces the mbr
[12:40] <ruan> sacarlson: ok
[12:40] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip http://pastebin.com/jubzMq0S
[12:41] <alexrodriguez> ^the second time I ran wget
[12:41] <mak__> Hi. Is there any possible way to remove DISK not bookmarks, DISK entries from Places menu?
[12:41] <sacarlson> ruan: since you already played with gparted just make sure you have an empty space with no file system before installing ubuntu so it can guess where to install itself
[12:42] <ruan> sacarlson: the drive is completely clear with 1 partition
[12:42] <sacarlson> ruan: that sounds like a good place to start
[12:42] <ruan> sacarlson: and i hope it works :/
[12:43] <sacarlson> ruan: if all else fails try the alternate install cd
[12:43] <ruan> sacarlson: alternate install cd?
[12:44] <sacarlson> ruan: the one used for server install in most cases yes,  it's a text based install without graphics,  it installs to systems with less memory
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> mak__:  not that ive ever seen.
[12:44] <ruan> sacarlson: i only have 1 cd, the livecd
[12:45] <sacarlson> ruan: there are other iso image file to try that can be downloaded.
[12:45] <ruan> sacarlson: havent got any spare cds for that
[12:45] <mak__> Dr_Willis, is that for real? I mean I how have a list of 9 disks, which are duplicates
[12:46] <ruan> sacarlson: and my pc wont boot from a usb
[12:46] <sacarlson> ruan: do you have a usb flash drive around?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: ok, press ENTER on the dislogue screen then select to save locally
[12:46] <ruan> sacarlson: with all of the programs i tried to make an ubuntu usb with 2 different ones, they failed
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: then copy the location of the file when the page changes, open it in gedit, copy the text then pastebin the text
[12:46] <sacarlson> ruan: well there is also something called plop that will can make a system that won't support usb boot to boot with them
[12:47] <ruan> sacarlson: it does support usb boot, its mentioned in removable list
[12:47] <ruan> sacarlson: but it fails at doing so
[12:47] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - I end with "Your ALSA information is in /tmp/alsa-info.txt.TYsnFTwkKV", I'm afraid I'm still newb - what do you mean to choose to save locally?
[12:47] <ruan> well the install is finished
[12:48] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - I should sudo gedit /tmp/alsa-info.txt.TYsnFTwkKV ?
[12:48] <sacarlson> ruan: well also make sure the files you download are not corupted by checking with md5sum  and see if the usb flash will boot another computer system
[12:48] <ruan> sacarlson: i've checked the md5sum already
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: no need for sudo, and sudo is NOT to be used with gedit
[12:48] <ruan> sacarlson: it also failed to install windows from usb
[12:48] <sacarlson> ruan: did you try the usb flash on another system?
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: use gksudo for GUI apps like gedit and such
[12:49] <ruan> sacarlson: no, havent got one to use
[12:49] <sacarlson> ruan: well that's all I can tell you
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: you can run: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; pastebinit /tmp/alsa-info.txt.TYsnFTwkKV     and give the link in here
[12:49] <ruan> im going to reboot.. if im not back in 10 minutes, the install failed again
[12:49] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - http://pastebin.com/HwVxijML
[12:50] <ruan> and i'll be back redownloading xchat and everything for the fourth time..
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: cool, lots of useful info there :)
[12:50] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - all Greek to me
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: if you run:  gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf      add this to the bottom then reboot:      options snd-hda-intel model=acer-aspire         does it work ok?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> mak__:  sounds like somthings goofed up if they are identical. Ive seen Dupe items in some menus befor. try a reboot see if it corects itself.
[12:52] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - terminal seems to be frozen, when I try to close it warns it still has a process ongoing...can I force-close without danger, and reopen it to run that?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> mak__:  or check the forum,s there may be some file that needs  refreshed/removed.
[12:52] <mak__> Dr_Willis, did not work. This chat is my last resort. Goggle obviously fails
[12:53] <FightingNavyman> so how can i unlock the partition I used for linux and delete that.. im on win7 ultimat. and im ready to install Ubuntu10.10 :o
[12:53] <FightingNavyman> is it possible to delete te partition i used for linux?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: just kill it then
[12:54] <osmosis_paul> hi guys i change my promt PS1 but now dont see in which folder i am
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> FightingNavyman: did you hibernate / suspend when you exited Linux...
[12:54] <osmosis_paul> how can i put it again the default name, or at least see again the folder where i am every time
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: my PS1=${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h:\w\$
[12:55] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - alexrodriguez: if you run:  gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf      add this to the bottom then reboot:      options snd-hda-intel model=acer-aspire         does it work ok? - that was one of the many tricks I found on Google, tried it yesterday
[12:55] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - so that line is already in the file at the bottom, I put it there yesterday I'm afraid
[12:55] <osmosis_paul> ActionParsnip, si pongo eso, ahora me sale "u@h:w$
[12:55] <osmosis_paul> "
[12:56] <osmosis_paul> y me sigue sin mostrar el directorio donde me encuentro
[12:56] <FightingNavyman> ActionParsnip : i was on win7 first. then i installed the cd for linux mint. then i installed win7 ultimate from win7 home. and now i want to get ubuntu on this pc. but the partition for linux mint still there.... it didnt let me delete it when i was choosing the new partition for windows 7 ultimate.
[12:56] <chopin_> anyone, can i ask
[12:56] <osmosis_paul> ActionParsnip, sorry i mean that if i put that you post me here i recieve this in console u@h:w$
[12:56] <osmosis_paul> and i dont have yet the folder where i am
[12:56] <chopin_> how to make bash_profile like gnacktrack (ubuntu remastering for penetration)
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: ok and did you try:  sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-alsa-maverick-generic
[12:57] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - yes I'm afraid so
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: then run:    export PS1=${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h:\w\$
[12:58] <osmosis_paul> Hello someone know a way to show the folder where are you in the PS1??? i change it and now dont show me in wich folder i am
[12:58] <osmosis_paul> ActionParsnip, sorry man, nothing
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: does sound work, just not the mic?
[12:58] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - yes
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: then at the bottom of ~/.bashrc    add:  export PS1="\e[0;36m[\u@\h \W]\$ \e[m "             then save the new file and run:  source ~/.bashrc
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: in: alsamixer    are all levels cranked and unmuted?
[13:00] <remoteCTRL> hi guys!
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: does the microphone work in sound recorder and such?
[13:00] <osmosis_paul> ActionParsnip, now, come back again
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: what app(s) have you tested it in?
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: all better?
[13:01] <remoteCTRL> in earlier times one used to write resolutions and metamodes into /etc/X11/xorg.conf, where do i put this nowadays?
[13:01] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - does not work in sound recorder or Skype, just static noise
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL: same
[13:01] <osmosis_paul> ok now this is my PS1 ubuntu@ip-10-48-201-56:/home$  i want change the @@ip-10-48-201-56:/ for a name but dont have to lost the folder where i'am
[13:02] <osmosis_paul> ActionParsnip, any idea how?
[13:02] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - all levels are up and unmuted, yes
[13:02] <remoteCTRL> ActionParsnip: hi dude! i really ran into trouble quite frequently when still putting things in there...?
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: screw skype, its proprietary rubbish and can be fraughted with issues, try sound recorder instead
[13:02] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip, I am trying both
[13:02] <theWORDis> where am i?
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: static in both?
[13:02] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - silence in skype, static in sound recorder
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/433055    seems to be a know issue
[13:03] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - if I go to alsamixer and hit F6 to select soundcard, it shows me I am on default, would setting it to  HDA Intel possibly help?
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: #34 looks good
[13:04] <theWORDis> never mind
[13:04] <osmosis_paul> ActionParsnip,  if my PS1 is ubuntu@ip-10-48-201-56:/home$ and i want change only the ip after @ but remain the /folder_where_i_am any idea how can i do it?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: also try adding:   index=-2    on the same line in alsa-base.conf as I gave you earlier
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: I'm not that hot with PS1 dude, sorry
[13:05] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - at the end of the same line, or beginning?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: the guys in #bash may be able to help
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: at the end
[13:05] <osmosis_paul> cool thanks dude
[13:06] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - http://pastebin.com/rEQn6prf - like this?
[13:07] <rethus> i can't delete files on my usb stick.
[13:07] <rethus> why
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: looks good, save the file and reboot
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> rethus: its mounted read only possibly
[13:08] <Gnea> rethus: because you don't have permission
[13:08] <rethus> where can i change it?
[13:08] <psyflux> hey can i get some help ?
[13:08] <chris_pres> rethus, was it default mount?
[13:08] <Gnea> rethus: can you pastebin the output of the mount command please?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> rethus: when you last pulled the stick from a system, what steps did you take?
[13:08] <Gnea> !helpme | psyflux
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> psyflux: ask away dude
[13:08] <Gnea> !ask | psyflux
[13:09] <rethus> /dev/sdb1 on /media/usb0 type vfat (rw,noexec,nodev,sync,noatime,nodiratime)
[13:09] <rethus> seems to be read and write
[13:09] <psyflux> i need command   for getting admin with out knowing the admin pass
[13:09] <rethus> ActionParsnip: open dolphin and try to delete a file
[13:09] <chris_pres> rethus, what message do you get when you try to delete a file?
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> rethus: how did you take the device out of the last system it was in?
[13:10] <chris_pres> psyflux, sudo su
[13:10] <psyflux>  i need command   for getting admin with out knowing the admin pass
[13:10] <aeon-ltd> psyflux: why? and can't you use sudo?
[13:10] <Gnea> rumpe1: hm, somehow it's not setting the 'user' mount flag
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: your PC reboots in 8 seconds?
[13:10] <Gnea> !sudo | psyflux
[13:10] <rethus> "could not delete file
[13:10] <psyflux> im on school man i need to unlock the pcs :)
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> chris_pres: sudo -i   is advised over sudo su
[13:11] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - little mor than that, but it's empty, so fairly fast
[13:11] <psyflux> cant be done with that ive tried
[13:11] <aeon-ltd> psyflux: your school uses linux
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: nice
[13:11] <aeon-ltd> ?
[13:11] <Gnea> rethus: well yeah, how about the output of the 'id' command?
[13:11] <psyflux> yup
[13:11] <chris_pres> ActionParsnip, never heard of that?!?
[13:11] <alexrodriguez> actionpasnip - now my sound icon is showing its muted and I can't change it
[13:11] <aeon-ltd> psyflux: then why?
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> chris_pres: (I)nteractive sudo
[13:11] <alexrodriguez> well, not muted...just not moving?
[13:11] <alexrodriguez> not registering
[13:11] <Gnea> psyflux: then you're not part of sudoers, you'll need to become a part of it
[13:11] <rethus> if i try on shell, i got permission denied... filesystem is readonly
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: do you have sound?
[13:11] <psyflux> for unlocing and changing the DNS servers
[13:11] <chris_pres> ActionParsnip, what advantage?
[13:11] <alexrodriguez> no
[13:12] <rethus> Gnea: what is the id-command?
[13:12] <Gnea> rethus: if you're unwilling to answer my questions, then you won't get anywhere
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> rethus: how did you remove the usb stick from the last system you pulled it out of, what steps?
[13:12] <aeon-ltd> psyflux: how long do you have?
[13:12] <Gnea> rethus: you type id, and you press enter.
[13:12] <psyflux> the cmd started like.. cd/atm or something like that
[13:12] <Gnea> rethus: man id  <--- tells more about it
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> chris_pres: its the same as sudo but will keep geing until you type: exit
[13:12] <rethus> uid=1000(suther) gid=1000(suther) Gruppen=1000(suther),4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),29(audio),44(video),46(plugdev),100(users),104(lpadmin),114(admin),117(sambashare),121(vboxusers),1001(burning)
[13:12] <psyflux> i dont know it all
[13:12] <psyflux> just the firs cmd line
[13:13] <rethus> ActionParsnip: normal way... alway unmount it
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> chris_pres: it's closer to using sudo, for one.
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> rethus: good lad :)
[13:13] <alexrodriguez> actionparsnip - what do I type into terminal to bring up alsamixer again? I thought it was just "alsamixer" but it is saying that is no such file/directory
[13:14] <psyflux> i need the cmd so i can become sysadmin and change DNS servers to unlock sites
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez: alsamixer    you can use the UP cursor to review old commands
[13:14] <Gnea> psyflux: you've been given the command.
[13:14] <rethus> ok, i put the microSD-Card back in my phone, and delete the file, thats work
[13:14] <rethus> why not on desktop
[13:15] <psyflux> but without knowing the admin pass
[13:15] <rethus> where can i set fullaccess to usbstick while mounting
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> psyflux: you can set DNS in network manager or you can edit /etc/resolv.conf
[13:15] <Pici> psyflux: Are you asking us how to get sudo/root access on a computer that is not yours?
[13:15] <Gnea> ActionParsnip: kids these days and their lack of patience...
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> Gnea: kinda :(
[13:16] <alexrodriguez_> actionparsnip - what do I type into terminal to bring up alsamixer again? I thought it was just "alsamixer" but it is saying that is no such file/directory
[13:16] <Pici> Oh well.
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> rethus: try:    sudo umount /dev/sdb1; sudo mkdir /media/point; sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/point -o rw,uid=1000,user          may help
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez_: yes, it's alsamixer  simple and easy
[13:17] <Gnea> rethus: okay, click on system-
[13:17] <Gnea> oops
[13:18] <alexrodriguez_> actionparsnip - alexrodriguez@alexrodriguez-AOA150:~$ alsamixer
[13:18] <alexrodriguez_> cannot open mixer: No such file or directory
[13:18] <ispirto> hey, anyone knows how to install the widget on the right on this screenshot? http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre1/79463-1.jpg
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez_: ESC to exit the alsamixer too :)
[13:18] <Gnea> rethus: system->administration->users&groups, then click on your account and then on 'advanced settings'
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez_: looks like that 2nd option is screwing stuff up, I'd get rid of it
[13:18] <alexrodriguez_> which second option?
[13:18] <Gnea> rethus: go to the 'user privileges' tab and see if you have the ability to mount user-space filesystems
[13:18] <alexrodriguez_> oh
[13:19] <VP1> using 10.10, accidentally deleted the top panel, added the user switcher menu ; it lacks many options in the default user menu, want to regain the user application on the panel with all normal options. Pl help
[13:19] <alexrodriguez_> actionparsnip what was the gksudo gedit something?
[13:19] <Djoef> Hi, I am about to install ubuntu 10.10, I need to partition my hard drive (dual boot with windows) and I wonder how much I need to keep for ubuntu, knowing that I will create a partition for the data (shared with windows). What would be the "minimum" but comfortable recommended size ?
[13:19] <]thor[> !reset-panel
[13:19] <rethus> ActionParsnip: your command output only the helptext of mouint
[13:20] <coz_> Djoef,  I wouldnt go with less than 5 gigs... from that point it would be up to you
[13:20] <rethus> gnea: ok, than
[13:20] <ispirto> hey, anyone knows how to install the widget on the right on this screenshot? http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre1/79463-1.jpg
[13:20] <Djoef> coz_, great so 20GB should be "MORE than enough"
[13:20] <Gnea> rethus: well, was it selected already?
[13:20] <]thor[> !resetpanel | Djoef
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> ispirto: looks like conky
[13:21] <coz_> Djoef,  20 gig would be fine  I have mine on a 36 gig
[13:21] <coz_> ispirto,  that looks like conky
[13:21] <]thor[> oops.. wrong user
[13:21] <Seugwizi> hullo, i changed my user's password, but everytime when i login a popup window appears "login keychain"
[13:21] <]thor[> VP1: see ubottu's message to Djoef
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> rethus: you may need to add the UID to the mount point so that it is owned by your user and you will get access
[13:21] <Seugwizi> it doesnt dissapear until i enter in my old password
[13:21] <ispirto> what does conky mean?
[13:21] <Djoef> k thanks coz_
[13:22] <Gnea> !info conky | ispirto
[13:22] <coz_> Djoef,  no problem... I dont use conky and it can be configured but  I never had luck with it
[13:22] <Seugwizi> hello?
[13:22] <Seugwizi> D:
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> ispirto: conky is the thing on the righthand side of the screenshot you posted.....
[13:22] <coz_> Seugwizi,  hey guy
[13:22] <rethus> Gnea: Im now on the user & Group-settings
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> ispirto: what else couldI have meant?
[13:22] <ispirto> lol ok, i thought it was an adjective
[13:22] <Seugwizi> did you see my question^
[13:22] <rethus> what are the secondary-group for user-space?
[13:22] <Gnea> rethus: okay, did you find the 'user privileges' tab?
[13:22] <Seugwizi> or busy right now..
[13:23] <Gnea> !repeat | Seugwizi
[13:23] <rethus> ah, now i found it
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> ispirto: you asked a question, and I replied. So the context would have told you what I meant
[13:23] <enc_> hi, im trying to install phpbb forum remotly to my ubuntu 10.10 server but im failing miserably, is here someone who could assis me?
[13:23] <rethus> Gnea: access external storrage device is checked
[13:23] <Seugwizi> oh
[13:23] <Seugwizi> ^^
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> Seugwizi: set a blank keyring password and you won't be bothered by that
[13:23] <Gnea> rethus: okay, what about 'mount user-space filesystems (FUSE)'?
[13:24] <tull> Is there anyone using Ubuntu with the graphic card Ati Mobility Radeon Hd 3650 ?
[13:24] <Gnea> !ati | tull
[13:24] <rethus> have not such entry in Privvileges
[13:24] <pelle> hey im trying to install samba on my ubuntu server but it dosent work, get errr unable to fetch, im useing sudo apt-get install samba smbnf
[13:24] <VP1>  ]thor[: , ubottu: Thank u so much!
[13:24] <Gnea> rethus: okay, it's possible they changed the name then. are there any un-checked items?
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> pelle: what is the output of:  lsb-release -d     please
[13:24] <CaraRota> Be a politician, a businessman, a media mogul, work, train and start wars! Join us! http://www.erepublik.com/en/referrer/Lord+Camia+Trefs
[13:24] <rethus> FUSE (in Groups section) is unchecked
[13:25] <rethus> Gnea
[13:25] <coz_> CaraRota, ??
[13:25] <Gnea> !ot | CaraRota
[13:25] <enc_> is this the correct way to install phpbb forum: sudo apt-get install sqlite and sudo apt-get install phpbb3?
[13:26] <rethus> Gnea: yeeeha, i activate fuse in groups, and now can delete files on the card.
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> !info phpbb3
[13:26] <Gnea> !ops | CaraRota is spamming advertisements that are not ubuntu-related
[13:26] <pelle> ActionParsnip: what?
[13:26] <rethus> thanks a lot
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> pelle: run the command I gave then provide the output in here please
[13:26] <Gnea> rethus: excellent
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> enc_: looks fine
[13:26] <Seugwizi> ActionParsnip: where do i set the keyring password?
[13:26] <rethus> ActionParsnip: thanks to you too for helping me
[13:27] <pelle> ActionParsnip: ubuntu 10.10
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Seugwizi: you could have websearched based on the direction I gave, but I'll get you a link....
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> rethus: np bro. Keep unmounting properly as you are and you'll have fewer issues :)
[13:27] <enc_> ActionParsnip, but it does sho it self when i go to serverip/phpbb
[13:27] <Seugwizi> oh right ><
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> !info samba | pelle
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> pelle: try:  sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install samba
[13:28] <osmosis_paul> i'm programing a script that want remove some folders that they have a date if the date of this folder is 5 days older, somebody can give me a tip, i'm newy with shell
[13:28] <alexrodriguez_> actionparsnip - sorry if you said anything I seemed to lag out there
[13:28] <ispirto> ActionParsnip, thanks, that worked great
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> Seugwizi: http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8089453
[13:28] <pelle> ActionParsnip: thanx that worked
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> ispirto: np bro
[13:28]  * ActionParsnip is on Fy-ah
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> np pelle
[13:29] <Seugwizi> ActionParsnip: Thank you =D
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> alexrodriguez_: gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[13:29] <alexrodriguez_> actionparsnip - okay, Im there
[13:29] <osmosis_paul> somebody know how can i get a name of a folder in shell and make a cast number and then check with system time?, i know there are a lot of questions :-)
[13:30] <BIGBAMBU> hi i get ever the same error whit more player in ubuntu 10.10 requested plugins are:
[13:30] <BIGBAMBU>  XVID MPEG-4 decoder
[13:30] <BIGBAMBU> how can fix
[13:30] <lolcopter> Hello, I am trying to install ubuntu onto USB drive. Now when I am in the live cd and do a chroot after the installation, I can't get the networking up.  "Configuring network interfaces...ifup: failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: No such file or directory
[13:30] <lolcopter> " any ideas?
[13:30] <jrib> osmosis_paul: I do not understand what you are asking.  What do you want to accomplish?
[13:31] <ecanto_> hi
[13:32] <gsb> ecanto_: hello
[13:32] <osmosis_paul> jribi want check folder that i have in a folder and remove all those folder whose date are older than 5 days
[13:32] <osmosis_paul> is for clean in my backup log system
[13:32] <jrib> osmosis_paul: older in what way?  modification time?
[13:32] <ikonia> osmosis_paul: just use find and -mtime
[13:32] <osmosis_paul> every folder has as name the date when he was created
[13:32] <ecanto_> my problem is XF86Eject not working
[13:32] <ruan> im back
[13:32] <osmosis_paul> older in the way of when he was created
[13:33] <ruan> still cant boot ubuntu
[13:33] <ecanto_> my laptop dell inspiron 1440
[13:33] <coz_> ruan,  does the live cd work
[13:33] <jrib> osmosis_paul: so you have to parse the name of the folder?  Because when you created the folder you included the creation time in the date?
[13:33] <ruan> coz_ yes the livecd works
[13:33] <jrib> osmosis_paul: so you have to parse the name of the folder?  Because when you created the folder you included the creation time in the name?
[13:33] <coz_> ruan,  and did you check the cd for errors?
[13:33] <coz_> ruan,  and also did you run a memory check
[13:33] <ruan> coz_: yes to both
[13:34] <osmosis_paul> jrib, exactly
[13:34] <kmck> Hi All! :) so I am very new to 'the computer world' and will ask a lot of questions (especially if I don't understand something) and today i have a lot of questions... 1) i was trying to get rid of Ubuntu completely and get Windows 7 back, i got recovery media disks from gateway i put the CD's in and booted from the disk, after completely wiping my hard drive and re-installing windows 7 and all the drivers i got a black screen (looked like DOS prompt)
[13:34] <coz_> ruan,  mmm  and you installed to the main hard drive
[13:34] <ruan> coz_: yes
[13:34] <osmosis_paul> 2011-02-17/ and inside i have the logs of that day
[13:34] <ruan> coz_: first priority on boot
[13:34] <osmosis_paul> i want remove the folders 5 days older
[13:34] <coz_> ruan,  was there another system on that same hard drive previously?
[13:34] <ruan> coz_: yes but it was formatted
[13:35] <adub_> i am having issues with my sound on my computer i would prefer hd sound but any sound would do i guess
[13:35] <ruan> adub_: do you have the latest sound drivers?
[13:35] <coz_> ruan,  this is ubuntu 10.10  ,, yes?
[13:35] <jrib> osmosis_paul: well, loop over every directory, extract the date, compare the date to current one (maybe ask #bash how best to do this part or don't use bash...), then delete if older than whatever.  Or maybe an easier way, at the beginning compute what you want to keep (i.e. the last 5 dates) and then delete the folders that don't equal any of those
[13:36] <ruan> coz_: yes 10.10
[13:36] <adub_> ruan well even yesterday before formatting i had installed the lastest alsa
[13:36] <adub_> i think there is just a lot going on with sound
[13:36] <coz_> ruan,  just to carify,,, when the live cd boots ,,, when you see the keyboard icon at the bottom you hit enter,,, and then when the menu appears you ran both memory check and  check cd ,,,yes?
[13:37] <adub_> i have a tv tuner card that uses pulse audio then i have onboard sound then i have sound on my video card that uses hdmi
[13:37] <ruan> coz_: yes
[13:37] <osmosis_paul> jrib, yes the idea i have on mind, i was asking something more in low level of shell, how get the name of a folder and cast to number for example
[13:37] <coz_> ruan,  was windows on this prior to ubuntu?
[13:37] <ruan> coz_: yes it was on before ubuntu, but ubuntu wiped the partition
[13:37] <alexrodriguez_> actionparsnip - was there something new to try in alsa-base.conf now that it's open? (sorry, not trying to be a nag)
[13:37] <coz_> ruan,  do you have a windows install cd?
[13:37] <jrib> osmosis_paul: you don't want to do that, it's a date in MM-DD-YYYY format, not a number
[13:37] <tull> Is there anyone using Ubuntu with the graphic card Ati Mobility Radeon Hd 3650 ?
[13:37] <ruan> coz_: yes i do
[13:38] <ruan> coz_: windows xp
[13:38] <cdbs> !anyone | tull
[13:38] <osmosis_paul> jrib, yes but then how you can compare with the system time?
[13:39] <jrib> osmosis_paul: you can use date to convert your date into a unix timestamp, but ask #bash if there is a better way
[13:39] <coz_> ruan,  off hand I cannot think of what this could be ,
[13:39] <LinkRage> someone please type: id , as a regular user, I need to know the default groups pls ;)
[13:39] <osmosis_paul> i want cast to milliseconds do you know what i mean?
[13:39] <ruan> coz_: everyone said that :S
[13:39] <tull> i want to know if the card mobility radeon hd 3650 with ubuntu uses correctly the fan
[13:39] <coz_> ruan,   I would try to in stall  xp again and see if it boots just to be sure the hard drive itself is not broken
[13:39] <bazhang> osmosis_paul, milliseconds?
[13:39] <coz_> ruan,  thats a bit extreme but  ...
[13:39] <ruan> coz_: it booted before i booted off the livecd
[13:39] <wulfy> coz_,  wouldnt SMART be of any use?
[13:39] <osmosis_paul> bazhang, yes why not?
[13:39] <lithpr> how can i find out the X windows information about an window, so i can use that information for devilspie?
[13:40] <coz_> wulfy,  not sure ,, if you have suggestions go for it :)
[13:40] <wulfy> coz_,  well if your just testing the hdd why not query the smart info
[13:40] <coz_> ruan,  does nothing show when booting
[13:40] <ruan> coz_: nothing boots at all
[13:40] <ruan> coz_: it just does nothing at boot
[13:41] <coz_> ruan,   restart it  and hold down the left shift key to see if it comes to the grub menu,,,, if so ,,, hit   "e"  and edit the kernel stanza with     nomodeset  just before quiet splash
[13:41] <lithpr> found it: xlsclients -l
[13:41] <mah454> Hello
[13:41] <ruan> coz_: ok brb..
[13:41] <coz_> wulfy,   that sounds reasonalbe , maybe you can walk him through that one :)
[13:42] <mah454> how i can ssh without timeout ?
[13:42] <kmck> Hi All! :) so I am very new to 'the computer world' and will ask a lot of questions (especially if I don't understand something) and today i have a lot of questions... 1) i was trying to get rid of Ubuntu completely and get Windows 7 back, i got recovery media disks from gateway i put the CD's in and booted from the disk, after completely wiping my hard drive and re-installing windows 7 and all the drivers i got a black screen (looked like DOS prompt)
[13:43] <jrib> kmck: this is a ##windows question
[13:43] <kasjdgfasdbh> yeahhhhh
[13:43] <kmck> jrib: Thank you!
[13:43] <kasjdgfasdbh> yeah yeah yeah yeahh
[13:44] <kasjdgfasdbh> *in voice of bono*
[13:44] <kasjdgfasdbh> hello hello
[13:44] <wulfy> is it a full moon tonight? the amount of strange ones coming in today....
[13:45] <Pici> wulfy: yes.
[13:47] <eXpLoD> how can i run a program(say firefox) without it showing the details of it and so...is there an argument for it?
[13:47] <jrib> eXpLoD: you can redirect all of its output to /dev/null with: firefox &> /dev/null
[13:47] <coz_> eXpLoD,  I am not sure I understand "details of it"
[13:47] <noamicko> eXpLoD: what do you mean details? r u running it from the command line?
[13:48] <noamicko> y not just clicking it from nautilus?
[13:48] <eXpLoD> yeah,i am running it from the terminal
[13:48] <coz_> existx,  hit  alt+F2    type  firefox
[13:48] <yann2> hello! wanted to ask: How well does unity work without hardware acceleration at all (ie: VNC to a KVM vm) in 11.4?
[13:48] <eXpLoD> i know that with alt+f2,i wanted to know if there is an argument for running it in terminal
[13:48] <noamicko> see <jrib> answer
[13:49] <noamicko> above
[13:50] <ActionParsnip> !natty | yann2
[13:50] <ruan> i held shift at boot and it did absolutely nothing
[13:50] <yann2> ActionParsnip, I know that thanks :)
[13:50] <coz_> ruan, ooo
[13:50] <jrib> ruan: what ubuntu version?
[13:50] <ruan> 10.10
[13:51] <jrib> ruan: you should get a grub menu then, try again?
[13:51] <yann2> just https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/gdm/+bug/408417
[13:51] <ruan> i had no grub menu
[13:51] <ruan> i tried twice, nothing
[13:51] <ActionParsnip> yann2: then why ask in here if "you know'?
[13:51] <coz_> ruan,  did you already  do a reinstall of the system?
[13:51] <ruan> yes, 4 times
[13:51] <coz_> ruan,  yikes
[13:51] <dubey> hello
[13:51] <ruan> every single one failed :/
[13:52] <ruan> they just dont boot
[13:52] <yann2> ActionParsnip, cause even if its in development there are alpha outs that people try, and because "running without hardware accel" might be a target of 11.4=
[13:52] <coz_> ruan,  is this laptop or desktop
[13:52] <ruan> desk
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> yann2: if you knew, you would know natty is not discussed here and it is ONLY supported in #ubuntu+1
[13:52] <coz_> ruan,   ready made or built?
[13:52] <dubey> how to create apt-get update server ?
[13:52] <ruan> built
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> yann2: so you clearly DON'T know
[13:53] <coz_> ruan,   give me a quick run down of hardware
[13:53] <ruan> coz_: it was originally ready made, but over the years i replaced everything
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> dubey: http://www.howtoforge.com/local_debian_ubuntu_mirror
[13:53] <yann2> I guess I missed the second part of the line :)
[13:53] <yann2> cheers
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> yann2: try reading, it helps
[13:53] <nagel182> could sombody help me with imagemagick's error log?
[13:53] <ruan> coz_: amd 2.7 singlecore cpu, nvidia 6150se, 40g 80g hdd, biostar motherboard
[13:53] <jrib> nagel182: only if you share it!
[13:53] <nagel182> i installed it as the site said, and made a check
[13:53] <yann2> try being friendly, it helps too :/
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> yann2: no, just don't give cheek / attitude and you'll do better
[13:54] <coz_> ruan,  does that video card require power plug?
[13:54] <ruan> coz_: no its internal
[13:54] <nagel182> and only one failed this: FAIL: wand/wandtest.sh
[13:54] <coz_> ruan,  so onboard video  mm
[13:54] <ruan> coz_: yeh
[13:54] <ruan> coz_: its ok with heavy 3d games so i dont mind
[13:55] <jrib> nagel182: erm, what do you mean you "installed it as the site said"?  Did you use apt?
[13:55] <coz_> ruan,  let me think this through  ,, hold on
[13:55] <ruan> coz_: ok
[13:55] <nagel182> no sudo make install
[13:55] <koolhead11> can someone point me to ubuntu PAM documentation?
[13:55] <jrib> nagel182: undo that; always use synaptic
[13:55]  * ruan installs the mp3 drivers for the 2nd time in the meantime..
[13:55] <nagel182> how do i undo it?
[13:56] <ruan> i meant codecs
[13:56] <jrib> nagel182: read its documentation I guess.  Sometimes there's a "make uninstall" rule
[13:56] <dubey> ActionParsnip: Can my local network user use this host as their update server ?
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> dubey: sure if you add the server to the system(s)
[13:56] <jrib> koolhead11: apt-cache search -n pam doc
[13:56] <marck_> how can I find out the current regioncode of my dvdplayer?
[13:57] <jrib> koolhead11: there's usually also useful info in /usr/share/doc/PACKAGE for relevant PACKAGEs
[13:57] <nagel182> jrib: there isnt.
[13:58] <ruan> my problem is that grub boot loader isnt showing at all, and pc stands still where it would normally go to boot
[13:58] <jrib> nagel182: then you must delete it yourself.  Make sure you check its documentation
[13:58] <jrib> !away > Putr
[13:58] <ruan> this "loading DMI pool data" screen
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> ruan: www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> ruan: ahhhhh thats different
[13:58] <ruan> i dont get a blank screen
[13:59] <nagel182> but why should i delete it, jrib?
[13:59] <jrib> nagel182: because you should use the version in apt
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> ruan: shutdown the PC and unplug the power for at least 30 mins, then plug it back in and it should be ok
[13:59] <tull> si puo conoscere la temperatura di una scheda ati con i driver radeon? Ho scoperto che con i radeon funziona compiz!
[13:59] <Pici> !it | tull
[13:59] <ruan> actuionparsnip: why?
[13:59] <nagel182> and if i download the apt vversion does it overwrites it?
[13:59] <jrib> nagel182: no
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> ruan: it will sort the DMI pool data issue.....
[14:00] <ruan> actuionparsnip: its not an issue, it always goes there
[14:00] <ruan> fail
[14:00] <koolhead11> jrib, thanks. let me check it. i need to know how to enable pam_mkhomedir
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> ruan: I see, then the boot option in the link I gave will sort it for you
[14:01] <nagel182> jrib, i think sudo make uninstall worked
[14:01] <jrib> nagel182: ok
[14:01] <ruan> ActionParsnip: are you sure?
[14:01] <nagel182> jrib, so how can i get imagemagick from apt?
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> ruan: yes, some video cards cause black screens at boot, the boot option mentioned is one known to resolve it in most cases
[14:02] <jrib> nagel182: you can use synaptic if you like synaptic
[14:02] <ruan> ActionParsnip: i dont get black screen
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> nagel182: sudo apt-get Install imagemagick
[14:03] <ruan> ActionParsnip: i get a loading DMI pool data screen which tells me CPU fan rpm, temp, voltage, etc, and it normally goes to boot from that screen
[14:03] <ruan> ActionParsnip: but it does nothing at the screen
[14:03] <osmosis_paul> it is possible change the date of creation of a file to make a test?\
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> ruan: ok then press ESC when the boot splash shows and you can see the boot messages
[14:03] <jrib> osmosis_paul: files don't have creation date stored anywhere
[14:04] <osmosis_paul> ok what is the date that is close of the name of the every file when you do ls
[14:04] <osmosis_paul> i mean that date
[14:04] <osmosis_paul> i want test this
[14:04] <osmosis_paul> find /mnt/ebs_volume/mysql_backup/ -type f -mtime +3 -exec rm {} \;
[14:05] <coz_> ruan,  I am getting nothing
[14:05] <ruan> coz_ i know my pc can run ubuntu because im on try mode of the liveCD right now
[14:05] <jrib> osmosis_paul: modification time
[14:05] <nibbler> can apache2 be configured to not save the full IP to the logfiles, but just the 2 or three first (or last) octets? mod_removeip is a bit too much for me
[14:05] <ruan> but i want to restart my pc at times
[14:05] <coz_> ruan,  right which makes this more puzzling
[14:05] <osmosis_paul> jrib, yes
[14:06] <jrib> osmosis_paul: yes, modification time is not necessarily the time a file was created
[14:06] <coz_> ruan,   as stupid as this may sound,  similar to "did you delete all of your cookies"  make sure all cables and wires are securly connected inside and out
[14:06] <ruan> coz_ cables cant really relate to installation
[14:07] <osmosis_paul> jrib, finally i google and i found this beauty function "find /mnt/ebs_volume/mysql_backup/ -type f -mtime +0 -exec rm {} \;" i need test it but i dont want remove any of my files older, only the ne ones that i created for the test
[14:07] <kmck> to get flash, don't you type ---->    sudo apt-get sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin and something else?
[14:07] <coz_> ruan,  I have seen very odd behavior with loose cables,,
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> kmck: don't you mean java?
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> !java | kmck
[14:07] <kmck> ActionParsnip: yes sorry
[14:07] <ruan> java is on package list
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> ruan: not without enabling partner repo first
[14:08] <ruan> synaptic works
[14:08] <kmck> my problem is, my terminal won't let me install java
[14:08] <osmosis_paul> kmck, go to source.list and uncoment all debian package, then use apt-get update and then try install again those package
[14:08] <silverlightning> hi
[14:08] <ActionParsnip> kmck: you need to enable the partner repo in software centre
[14:08] <jrib> osmosis_paul: so do it in a new directory.  But that command does not do what you asked.
[14:08] <coz_> kman__,   open synaptic package manager  go to "Settings"   "repositories"
[14:09] <silverlightning> is there a way to check the filesystem on ubuntu, and the boot register?
[14:09] <osmosis_paul> yes i just need change -f by -d and works with direcories
[14:09] <coz_> kman__, Click the "other software" tab and tick all boxes there
[14:09] <CharlieS1> I'm running default Samba 3.5 on Ubun tu 10.10. and I'm trying to get permissions right for point'n'print driver upload from a windows box.  So far no luck.  Anyone ever done this before?
[14:09] <coz_> kman__,  then close that dialog and  hit the :"Reload" button
[14:09] <silverlightning> I have a newly installed OS and a bit trouble booting
[14:09] <jrib> osmosis_paul: except it uses modification time which may or may not be sufficient for what you want to accomplish
[14:10] <coz_> kman__,  if you want sun java then hit Search  and type in   sun java   then install the sun-java6-plugin and it will pull down all you need,,
[14:10] <osmosis_paul> jrib, i know what you mean, so if someone read one of this files the date will change right?
[14:11] <nagel182> jrib, its installed
[14:11] <coz_> kman__,  if not sun java   hit search and type in     ubuntu restriced  and install the ubuntu-restricted-extas
[14:11] <jrib> osmosis_paul: hmm, no
[14:11] <dubey> ActionParsnip:  how about apt-cacher-ng ?
[14:11] <jrib> nagel182: now use it ;o
[14:11] <nagel182> jrib, how can i check it if works?
[14:11] <osmosis_paul> jrib, then why do you think is not what i want?
[14:11] <silverlightning> a major improvement in Maverick is that it manages the fan and cooling on my laptop much better than the others
[14:12] <jrib> osmosis_paul: because your question involved creation time
[14:12] <jrib> osmosis_paul: and you've set it up with your naming scheme so that that's actually feasible
[14:12] <silverlightning> if anything, it might run unnessecarily on high
[14:13] <nagel182> jrib, how can i check it if it works?
[14:13] <ruan> i still can't boot ubuntu though
[14:13] <jrib> nagel182: try using it to do something?
[14:14] <osmosis_paul> jrib, the script that i see using the name as date are crazy\
[14:14] <Da|Mummy> what are people using to check sfv files?
[14:14] <BIGBAMBU> how can hawe all video codec in ubuntu 10.10
[14:14] <jrib> osmosis_paul: well if this is sufficient for you then use it, only you can decide that
[14:14] <osmosis_paul> jrib, this way is quite simple, but i dont see why wont work it, i just want remove file/directories 5 days olders
[14:15] <nagel182> jrib, thats the thing i dont know it until i install magickwand for PHP, and thats another issue...
[14:15] <jrib> osmosis_paul: if a file gets modified, its mtime changes
[14:15] <jrib> nagel182: just use php5-imagick from apt
[14:16] <osmosis_paul> jrib, yes i asumm that, but gonna be only readable files so... maube the effor to use the other technique dont pay off
[14:16] <jrib> osmosis_paul: probably
[14:16] <jrib> osmosis_paul: again, it depends on your setup
[14:16] <osmosis_paul> jrib, anyway question again, how can i modify the modify date of a file to made this test, it is possible?
[14:16] <jrib> osmosis_paul: yes, you can use "touch"
[14:16] <ikonia> osmosis_paul: just touch the file
[14:17]  * Pooch waves hello to porker
[14:17]  * Pooch waves hello to Wololo
[14:17]  * Pooch waves hello to hateball
[14:17]  * Pooch waves hello to nwg|jenka
[14:17] <ikonia> Pooch: stop please
[14:17]  * Pooch waves hello to herbmonk
[14:17] <ikonia> Pooch: please stop
[14:17]  * Da|Mummy hits Pooch with a rolled up newspaper
[14:17] <ikonia> Da|Mummy: don't add to it
[14:17]  * Pooch waves hello to sburjan
[14:18]  * jrib launches ikonia missile
[14:18] <silverlightning> there used to be a way to do file check
[14:18] <dubey> What is the different between apt-mirror and apt-cache-ng ? Which on is better ?
[14:19] <silverlightning> something equivalent to CHKDSK?
[14:19] <Oer> fsck
[14:19] <kmck> when trying to enter this command into terminal --> add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner" i get the error "must run as root" i've never gotten this before, what does this mean and how do i run as root?
[14:19] <silverlightning> thanks
[14:19] <ikonia> silverlightning: fsck
[14:19] <ikonia> kmck: use sudo
[14:19] <Da|Mummy> what are people using to check sfv files?
[14:20] <kmck> ikonia: like sudo add-apt-repository
[14:20] <silverlightning> in terminal sudo fsck?
[14:20] <ikonia> kmck: just prefix the command with sudo
[14:20] <silverlightning> and it will just check, not mess up?
[14:20] <ikonia> silverlightning: no, if you want to check your root file system you need to do it from a livecd
[14:20] <ikonia> silverlightning: if it's another file system you need to unount it and check the device, eg: sudo fsck /dev/sda2
[14:20] <silverlightning> hmm
[14:20] <nagel182> oh it works
[14:20] <nagel182> thank!
[14:20] <Oer> silverlightning, force fsck on boot > terminal :  touch /forcefsck   ( and reboot)
[14:21] <nagel182> jlib, you're a life saver!
[14:21] <jenka> Hi! Can anyone help me with citadel. If I use multiple domain names some mail I sent from the server is placed in the junk mail on the on the recievers client. But if I only got 1 domain under "local host aliases" Then it works fine. Pls help!! :)
[14:21] <xcool11> How to install ibus?
[14:21] <LinkRage> some can tell me default groups added to user in ubuntu 10.x ? just paste id's output pls
[14:21] <silverlightning> that is the command touch/forcefsck?
[14:22] <Gnea> !ibus | xcool11
[14:22] <Oer> silverlightning, yes > http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-force-fsck-on-the-next-reboot-or-boot-sequence/
[14:23] <ruan> i still cant get ubuntu to boot
[14:23] <fumanchu182> Has anyone installed the 1.10 beta packages for sphinx on ubuntu without issues?
[14:23] <silverlightning> I tried to join the linux chat ,and they demand registration?
[14:23] <Pooch> I fixed it
[14:23] <Pooch> sorry about that
[14:23] <Pooch> was playing with scripts
[14:24] <mia158> dueby: apt-mirror is a small and efficient tool that lets you mirror a part of or the whole Debian GNU/Linux distribution or any other apt sources.
[14:24] <sburjan> Pooch:  ???
[14:24] <ruan> the waves hello spam?
[14:24] <sburjan> yeah
[14:24] <mia158> apt-cache performs a variety of operations on APT's package cache.  apt-cache does not manipulate the state of the system but does provide operations to search and generate interesting output from the package metadata.
[14:25] <ruan> can anyone else help me? i cant boot ubuntu off the hard drive
[14:25] <mew> hi¡¡
[14:25] <kmck> ok so this is what i meant sorry guys! when i type in the sudo apt-get install java6 ect.. it gives me this "Package sun-java6-jre is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[14:25] <kmck> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[14:25] <kmck> is only available from another source
[14:25] <kmck> E: Package sun-java6-jre has no installation candidate"
[14:25] <FloodBot3> kmck: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:26] <Pooch> yea the waves spam
[14:26] <LjL> kmck: Java is in the Partner repository now
[14:26] <LjL> !java > kmck    (kmck, see the private message from ubottu)
[14:26] <xcool11> ubottu:Thanks, I will try
[14:26] <Pooch> didnt realize it would do that on every channel
[14:27] <mia158> ruan: what happens when you boot your system?
[14:28] <ruan> mia158: it gets to a loading DMI pool data screen and it stays there
[14:28] <ruan> mia158: basically, it doesnt boot
[14:28] <mia158> thihs system worked before?
[14:28] <ruan> mia158: yes
[14:28] <mia158> what changed recently?
[14:29] <ruan> mia158: i removed windows and tried to install ubuntu
[14:29] <ruan> well, ubuntu removed windows for me
[14:29] <ruan> during installation
[14:29] <ruan> but it doesnt boot, and i've tried reinstalling 4 times
[14:29] <milamber> !info sun-java6-jre | kmck
[14:30] <lutoma_> oO
[14:30] <mia158> If you hold the shift key during boot do you get into recovery mode?
[14:30] <ruan> mia158: no, it does nothing
[14:30] <milamber> kmck: what version of ubuntu?
[14:30] <kmck> milamber: 10.04 LTS
[14:31] <mia158> does the sytem pass POST tests?
[14:31] <ruan> yes
[14:31] <kmck> milamber: i just ran sudo apt-get update and it gave me this
[14:31] <ruan> i think
[14:31] <kmck> W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid/partner Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/archive.canonical.com_dists_lucid_partner_binary-i386_Packages)
[14:31] <mia158> how many video inputs are there on the system?
[14:31] <ruan> i've ran a memory and disk test
[14:31] <kmck> W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid/partner Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/archive.canonical.com_dists_lucid_partner_binary-i386_Packages)
[14:31] <kmck> W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
[14:31] <ruan> i dont know, i only have one graphics card and monitor though
[14:32] <mia158> what is the exact error message?
[14:32] <minttux> i lost my home parttion i just run fsck /dev/sda6 and after that i lost my /  and home partition :-( i got some inode errors
[14:32] <milamber> kmck: sudo apt-get clean
[14:32] <ruan> no error
[14:32] <ruan> it just doesnt boot
[14:33] <kmck> milamber: your the best!! :D
[14:33] <jatt> minttux: recover the data from your backup
[14:33] <CheekyBabe> aloha
[14:33] <milamber> kmck: everything working?
[14:34] <minttux>  jatt: you are very smart. if i have backup i didn't come here. i didn't know scan disk in linux damage partition instead of fix it
[14:34] <jatt> minttux: then the information in your home partition wasn't important, just create a new empty partition
[14:34] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[14:34] <jatt> minttux: replace the disk
[14:35] <mia158> ruan: you can try setting your BIOS settings back to factory defaults then rebooting
[14:35] <kmck> milamber: so far like a charm! :) is it ok that i have firefox and this chat and some other things open while it's downloading and installing?
[14:35] <minttux> jatt:it was very important . but i said . i didn't know in LINUX scan disk damage partitions .
[14:35] <kmck> i just don't want to have firefox open and have that mess up the java plugin
[14:35] <minttux> i don't have any probmlem but i did fsck
[14:35] <minttux> :-(
[14:35] <ikonia> minttux: you appear to be running mint, not ubuntu
[14:36] <milamber> kmck: you probably don't *have* to, but i would close firefox (and anything else that would want to use java) while it is installing
[14:36] <minttux> ikonia: you said it because my nickname?
[14:36] <ikonia> minttux: one of the reasons, yes
[14:37] <minttux> ikonia: no . i have ubuntu. and another question . what different between ubuntu and mint except backgrounds and theme ?
[14:38] <ikonia> minttux: there are differnces and it's more than themes,
[14:38] <kmck> milamber: ok can you help with another question?
[14:38] <minttux>  ikonia: but it's not refer to fsck and partitions
[14:38] <milamber> kmck: i can try
[14:38] <ikonia> minttux: are you using mint or ubuntu
[14:40] <silverlightning> hi again
[14:40] <minttux> ikonia: i'm using mint . maybe you want to say here is ubuntu channel and you should not ask here.and this is mint problem . but i don't think so . because i installed applications from ubuntu repository . and find and solve the problems from ubuntu forum
[14:40] <ikonia> minttux: ok I don't like being lied to
[14:41] <silverlightning> I could not make the touch/forcefsck work?
[14:41] <ikonia> !mint | minttux
[14:41] <ikonia> minttux: please use the correct support resources
[14:41] <kmck> ok so my update manager shows me that Ubuntu 10.10 is available...but when i go to upgrade and it get to the second step "setting new software channels" i get a box that pops up that says:
[14:41] <kmck> an unresolvable problem occured while calculating the upgrade:
[14:41] <kmck> E:Error, pkgProblemResover::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused b y held package
[14:42] <minttux> but i don't think so this problem refer to mint and here ; there are more users
[14:42] <minttux> but i tried that channel too
[14:42] <jrib> kmck: if you have xserver-xorg-video-nouveau installed, uninstall it
[14:42] <ikonia> minttux: no, use the mint channel only, not here
[14:42] <milamber> kmck: have you tried that since running the clean command?
[14:42] <silverlightning> mint linux? any good on laptops?
[14:42] <ikonia> silverlightning: no better/worse than ubuntu
[14:42] <kmck> yes i just tried now and same thing happened
[14:42] <kmck> milamber: and you mean the apt-get clean
[14:42] <kmck> jrib:  don't know what that is... don't think i have it?
[14:42] <minttux>  ikonia: but it's truth the most of user here not pro and usually they can't help
[14:42] <jrib> kmck: it's a package.
[14:43] <milamber> kmck: yes
[14:43] <ikonia> minttux: that is not this channels problem, use the mint channel
[14:43] <minttux> like you
[14:43] <ikonia> minttux: like me what ?
[14:43] <kmck> milamber: should i try restarting and running it again and seeing if i can update after or is a restart not the answer to all my problems today? :P
[14:44] <mia158> ruan: are you rebooting your system?
[14:44] <jrib> kmck: just remove the package I told you
[14:45] <kmck> jrib: from synaptic package manager
[14:45] <minttux> ikonia: like you when can't help just look for reason to don't answer the question while they know exactly the problems refer to softwares not distribute
[14:45] <juniour> hey iam no t able to install ubuntu 10.04 via virtual box it give me an error "this kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU. unable to boot - please use akernel appropriate for your cpu.
[14:46] <milamber> kmck: search for the package with: dpkg -l | grep nouveau
[14:46] <ikonia> minttux: I'm more than capable of helping you, however I don't like being lied to. This is the last time I will say this to you. We do not support you with mint here, use the mint support channels
[14:47] <juniour> hey help me?
[14:47] <minttux> ikonia:i understand it and not need to repeat also you are not whole of user here and also you are not the boss of this channel . i don't help from you . ok ? if you know the answer and can help me. i don't want it . clear ?
[14:48] <BluesKaj> juniour, use 64 bit ubuntu,  x86-64
[14:48] <kmck> milamber: ok i found a xserver-xorg-video-nouveau and it has a green box next to it remove that one?
[14:48] <juniour> hey iam no t able to install ubuntu 10.04 via virtual box it give me an error "this kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU. unable to boot - please use akernel appropriate for your cpu.
[14:48] <milamber> kmck: yessum
[14:48] <Guest81572> does anyone know how to mute the audio of a video? I've used ffmpeg and it makes the quality of the video crap
[14:49] <kmck> milamber: 'mark for complete removal'  ??
[14:49] <Pumpkin-> juniour: easiest solution, use the i386 ubuntu distribution (32bit).
[14:49] <teweWork> if i accidentally run out of ram my computer hangs, even the mouse doesn't move, it takes 5 mins to get to console and another 5 min to kill an app to free some memory, is this the intended behaviour? :) and btw i have 4GB swap and the max usage is 100MB
[14:49] <milamber> kmck: yes
[14:49] <juniour> why it is telling like that
[14:49] <juniour> ?
[14:49] <juniour> any ans
[14:49] <juniour> ?
[14:49] <FloodBot3> juniour: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:50] <compdoc> teweWork, its not behaviour I would intend in any OS
[14:50] <BluesKaj> juniour, I already told you to use 64bit ubuntu , not the 32 bit version
[14:50] <juniour> Pumpkin- Linux kumar-VGN-FW53GF-B 2.6.35-25-generic #44-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 21 17:40:44 UTC 2011 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[14:50] <iceroot_> juniour: enable vt-x if you want amd64 for the vms
[14:50] <BluesKaj> !64bit
[14:51] <krger> Heh.
[14:51] <iceroot_> juniour: its a setting in vbox
[14:51] <Pumpkin-> BluesKaj: the error vbox is giving though says "only a i686 CPU". That isn't going work with 64bit.
[14:51] <krger> They're both fully-supported.
[14:51] <teweWork> compdoc: yeah i guessed that :) any idea to solve the issue or what to look for?
[14:51] <krger> But the website recommends 32-bit for desktop.
[14:51] <juniour> Blueskaj my system is 64 bit
[14:51] <Williams> Hi everyone! I have a problem with mkv playback (1080p, even 720p). I'm using SMPlayer and my laptop handles these mkv files in windows no problem. So this is a problem with linux. The video is lagging sometimes... Please help
[14:51] <Pumpkin-> but I imagine its a vbox setting on CPU features to expose.
[14:51] <juniour> how can i use 32 bit
[14:52] <compdoc> teweWork, I work on lots of computers, and never see them run out of memory like that. how are you managing it?
[14:52] <iceroot_> juniour: i told you what the reason is, you are not using vt-x technologie in virtualbox, so vbox is using 32bit instead of what your cpu can do
[14:52] <BluesKaj> juniour, sry , I'm mistaken
[14:52] <DMDean> does anyone know how to mute the audio of a video? I've used ffmpeg and it makes the quality of the video crap
[14:52] <teweWork> compdoc: right now i always check if i have enouhg memory before running eclipse for example
[14:52] <Williams> Hi everyone! I have a problem with mkv playback (1080p, even 720p). I'm using SMPlayer and my laptop handles these mkv files in windows no problem. So this is a problem with linux. The video is lagging sometimes... Please help
[14:53] <osmosis_paul>  somebody know why this command can not remove folders, "find $APACHE_BACKUP -type d -mtime +5 -exec rm {} \;" i read i several place that it is possible change the parameter f (file) for (d) directory
[14:53] <erUSUL> osmosis_paul: rm -r
[14:53] <adub_> i am not getting hdmi sound nor analog through ubuntu 10.04 installed latest alsa drivers also i have unmuted everything in alsa mixer and tried two different sets of speakers for the analog side.  I am only working with one hdmi cable tho so i cant test that part but still the analog side is weird
[14:54] <edwardteach> DMDean, do you mean strip a video of its audio ?
[14:54] <drt4923> osmosis_paul: maybe the directories arent empty?
[14:54] <DMDean> edwardteach, yup exactly that
[14:54] <osmosis_paul> ahhhhh so simple
[14:54] <compdoc> bb shortly
[14:54] <juniour> is there any thing like nokia pc suit in ubuntu so that you can send or read mess or call via laptop
[14:54] <k_sze> With the ftp(1) command, what's the difference between (auto-)login and (auto-)authentication (i.e. the -n and -u options)?
[14:56] <edwardteach> DMDean, ffmpeg can do that, it should not be afecting your though what command are you using ?
[14:56] <juniour> is there any thing like nokia pc suit in ubuntu so that you can send or read mess or call via laptop
[14:57] <mia158> juniour: look @ wammu and gammu
[14:57] <DMDean> edwardteach, ffmpeg -i /home/dean/Desktop/Video0016.mp4 -an -b 1200 OutputFile.mp4 I did that and it did strip the audio of the video but my brother said it compressed the video which made the quality turn rubbish
[14:58] <inckie> i have a problem with my ubuntu, my computer has an internal speaker which is the only one i can get audio from, when i plug something into the rear jacks, the sound still comes out of the internel speaker. i tried installing the ALSAmixer and unmuted AUX and line in and increased volume to 100%
[14:58] <inckie> in Windows the internal speaker disabled as soon as i plug something into the rear jack
[14:58] <silverlightning> is there an isoburner for ubuntu?
[14:59] <inckie> it's built in
[14:59] <silverlightning> where ? brassero?
[14:59] <milamber> !burniso | silverlightning
[14:59] <inckie> silverlightning: ye
[14:59] <inckie> right click on an iso file
[14:59] <inckie> and "write to disk"
[14:59] <silverlightning> I can't find any?
[14:59] <inckie> silverlightning: install it
[14:59] <inckie> then
[14:59] <FloodBot3> inckie: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:59] <DenverDave> greetings.. is there a way to run windows apps from a bootable Windows HD when I have booted to my Ubuntu HD? Or am I looking at wine?
[15:00] <silverlightning> hmm
[15:01] <extraclassic> I had dovecot and postfix running, but wanted to turn them off at boot time so I ran update-rc.d....when I rebooted though it still says all those ports are open and I want to close them
[15:02] <douwe> hey, im trying to install spotify with wine, but each time i run the .exe file it says its executable so i cant install it... anyone who can help?
[15:03] <ikonia> douwe: the guys in #winehq are the best support group for it
[15:03] <douwe> ikonia: okey, thanks, ill try there
[15:04] <edwardteach> DMDean, have you tried it with out the -b option?
[15:05] <fumanchu182> I am having a hellacious time with dpkg and apt-get install.  The package failed to install and I want to remove it, but dpkg or apt-get won't let me.  Where do I even begin with this type of an issue?
[15:05] <DMDean> edwardteach, is that not what I used?
[15:05] <Oer> douwe there is a linux version of spotify > http://www.spotify.com/int/download/previews/
[15:06] <delinquentme> so ive got some firefox weirdness going on .. basically it says its already running .. when i dont have a ff screen to play with
[15:06] <delinquentme> so .. how do i kill it all and start over .. or are there other options like a task manager
[15:06] <memoryleak> sometimes firefox process hangs
[15:06] <memoryleak> killall firefox
[15:07] <hardhead> I'm trying to partition my Hard Drivr in order to throw UBUNTU SERVER on the bulk of the disk but I cant get the gparted partition manager to work is there any easier partitioner to use?
[15:07] <rumpe1> hardhead, easier? o.O   don't think so
[15:07] <extraclassic> hardhead: you could use the install program to do it
[15:07] <delinquentme> memoryleak, not looking like thats working
[15:08] <edwardteach> DMDean, you said "-an -b 1200" options?
[15:08] <DenverDave> is there a way to run windows apps from a bootable Windows HD when I have booted to my Ubuntu HD? Or am I looking at wine? or using isobox?
[15:08] <memoryleak> delinquentme: top - and look for firefox
[15:08] <DMDean> edwardteach, yeah I don't really know what that means I just read it on the internet so I typed it in lol
[15:08] <jack__> DenverDave: if you're trying to run .exe files you'll need to use wine or some other kinda of win emulater
[15:08] <milamber> delinquentme: you can also try:  ps aux | grep firefox
[15:08] <delinquentme> memoryleak, its definitely not there
[15:09] <compdoc> cant run many windows programs that way
[15:09] <delinquentme> milamber, that looks bamf
[15:09] <DenverDave> jack__ yea I thought so .. my poker programs are not supported on any linux but love ubuntu now
[15:09] <edwardteach> DMDean, man ffmpeg for the destructions
[15:09] <memoryleak> delinquentme: last idea 'ps waux | grep firefox'
[15:10] <DenverDave> but I didnt want to have to move a postrgres db and other tools over to ubuntu being the lazy geek I am
[15:10] <milamber> delinquentme: glad you like it. did you find your process id?
[15:10] <delinquentme> nope!
[15:10] <delinquentme> just hangs
[15:10] <DenverDave> jack__ thanks
[15:10] <DMDean> edwardteach, sorry what does that mean? lol
[15:10] <JuJuBee> is there a utility to tell what type of RAM is in a computer (other than removing the case)?
[15:11] <hardhead> rumpe1: why wont the manager let me tranfer an amount of gigs to the actual partition i'm making I'm following the steps but it will only allow me to get 1 GIG out of it
[15:11] <jack__> JuJuBee: i highly doubt it. you can try dmidecode
[15:11] <edwardteach> !man | DMDean,
[15:11] <hachal> !mint
[15:11] <JuJuBee> jack__: thanks, worth a try
[15:11] <milamber> delinquentme: does the process hang or does it not return anything? does it dump you back at the prompt?
[15:12] <bastidrazor> JuJuBee: sudo lshw -c memory :: will give some helpful information
[15:12] <delinquentme> milamber, doesnt return anything and doesnt return me to prompt
[15:12] <varun_> hi
[15:12] <delinquentme> blinky cursor and thats it .. ctrl+ c doesnt work either
[15:13] <milamber> delinquentme: try just: ps aux
[15:13] <JuJuBee> jack__: dmidecode tells me it is ddr2 533mhz, good enough for me...
[15:13] <jack__> JuJuBee: :)
[15:13] <JuJuBee> same with bastidrazor suggestion
[15:13] <JuJuBee> thanks to both
[15:14] <StevenTyler> how do you mount an iso to /cdrom/ in ubuntu netbook?
[15:14] <delinquentme> milamber, it comes up there!
[15:14] <milamber> delinquentme: ok: kill -9 <processid>
[15:15] <delinquentme> milamber, do i need to exit that to the prompt first?
[15:15] <JuJuBee> StevenTyler: sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 /path/to/iso.iso /media/iso/
[15:15] <JuJuBee> or whatever mount point you create for it...
[15:15] <bastidrazor> JuJuBee: you're welcome.
[15:16] <delinquentme> milamber, exited it .. tried it .. returned me ot prompt
[15:16] <delinquentme> still no luck starting FF
[15:16] <k_sze> With ftp(1), what's the -f option for? The man page says it forwards the credentials to the remote host; isn't it necessary to forward the credentials to the remote host to get authenticated in any case? Or is it some other form of forwarding credentials?
[15:17] <milamber> delinquentme: ps aux should just list what processes are running and dump you back to the prompt. what you really need is the process id (PID) of firefox. when you did the ps aux did you see firefox?
[15:17] <g_0_0> delinquentme, have you tried simply - pkill firefox  ??
[15:18] <delinquentme> milamber, so thje PID was 2101
[15:18] <delinquentme> i did the " kill -9 2101 "
[15:19] <Pici> k_sze: I don't see that option on the manpage for ftp.
[15:19] <Lungan> Having a big trouble. My Ubuntcomputer can't boot. Alert! /dev/disk/by-uuid/XXXXXXXXX does not exist. Dropping to a shell!
[15:20] <Doc0C> Lungan  this a new install or an existing one?
[15:20] <k_sze> Pici: oh, looks like the Ubuntu version of ftp doesn't have that options. I was reading http://linux.die.net/man/1/ftp
[15:20] <Pici> k_sze: For reference, http://manpages.ubuntu.com/ has the same manpages that exist in Ubuntu.
[15:21] <Lungan> Doc0C, I had an old install, but now it updated the kernel. And it did work for 2-3 days. And now i get that error and even if I use and old kernel it doesn't work
[15:21] <jason_> hellow
[15:21] <jason_> hi there
[15:22] <milamber> delinquentme: . . . how are things going?
[15:22] <Doc0C> Lungan  looks like your fstab got fubar'ed somehow. Take a look at /etc/fstab
[15:23] <Lungan> Doc0C, Yep, the fstab seems corrupt. But I did try to fix it but got the same problem, maybe I can post my fstab in PM to you and then u can have a look at it?
[15:23] <k_sze> My god, the HK Ubuntu repository mirror is so slow.
[15:24] <Doc0C> Lungan  pastebin it
[15:26] <test001> hi, do you know if there is some to logically unplug/replug and usb wireless device ? I use usb wireless but sometimes it disconnects from network and the only way to make it work again is restart computer
[15:26] <Homefix> where could i go with a little help understanding this:compile a new start-stop-daemon with the patch added that is available below (the “dpkg” source package provides start-stop-daemon)
[15:27] <ZipTye> Test001 what model usb wireless device?
[15:27] <test001> it's a pheenet
[15:27] <test001> with a panel antenna
[15:27] <mew> join jaje
[15:28] <milamber> !compile | Homefix not exactly sure what you are looking for/trying to do as a package automagically installs and compiling from source is so different:
[15:28] <Doc0C> Homefix  I'm confused by your question. Please be more detailed
[15:28] <test001> ziptye It's a pheenet high power 802.11  don't know more about the model
[15:29] <test001> ziptye it's this one: http://www.wifigear.co.uk/pheenet-high-power-usb-adapter-10dbi-panel-antenna
[15:30] <DrPoO> how can i get the IP of a given URL???
[15:30] <silverlightning> ubuntu is slow on my computer
[15:30] <silverlightning> sluggish
[15:30] <jpds> DrPoO: host $hostname of URL.
[15:30] <Pici> DrPoO: host hostname or dig hostname for more ifo
[15:30] <jpds> DrPoO: Such as: $ host bbc.co.uk
[15:30] <DrPoO> nice thnx guys!
[15:31] <Lungan> Doc0C, Heres the fstab http://pastebin.com/eLqX2La2
[15:31] <hardhead> I have devices connected to the main drive I'm trying to partition and i cant unmount in order to resize - how do i unmount them manually.
[15:31] <ZipTye> Hm i have never herd of that one. I have a WUSB54 and WUSB54GC Linksys USB Wireless adapters and i always seemed to have my connection drop. i tried both ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10 and still had the problem so i tried different distros and for some reason it works ok in Linux Mint 10 and i have herd on the forums it is working under the newist beta
[15:31] <MrEgg964> hey, I'm trying to install Maverick on a Sandy Bridge, but I'm getting an error. Has anyone done this here?
[15:31] <delinquentme> milamber, im just gonna reboot :D but thanks for you time very very much :D
[15:31] <Eduard> Hello guys, I Would like to ask, is it possible to have multiple python installations on 10.10?
[15:31] <ZipTye> newest ubuntu beta that is
[15:31] <milamber> delinquentme: any time. sorry i couldn't be more help.
[15:32] <Eduard> That is without breaking anything
[15:32] <silverlightning> is it worth replacng the harddisk in an old laptop?
[15:32] <silverlightning> or get a new computer right away
[15:33] <silverlightning> I am tired of fiddeling with ubuntu
[15:33] <Doc0C> Lungan  that is very messed up, like it got replaced by an example file
[15:33] <hardhead> How do I Unmount a partition manually???
[15:33] <silverlightning> I have heard Acer and Dell have laptops designed for both Ubuntu and Windows
[15:33] <Lungan> Doc0C, How should i fix it? The "xxx" and "yyy" har uuid numbers
[15:33] <Eduard> erm, anyone? any ideas???
[15:34] <edwardteach> Eduard, yes
[15:34] <rzx237> hardhead: first you type command df and find a line that point to your drive
[15:34] <secretary_linux> hardhead: where path is the path to the mountpoint or to the device, sudo umount /path/
[15:34] <Doc0C> Lungan  fdisk can tell you the actual devices of your file systems. Then edit fstab to reflect actual devices
[15:34] <Eduard> edwardteach, is it possible to have multiple python installations on 10.10 without breaking anything?
[15:34] <Lungan> But what should I change to make it correct?
[15:34] <test001> ziptye ok, thank you very much !  :)
[15:34] <Lungan> Doc0C, Which line is wrong?
[15:35] <Homefix> Doc0C: sorry my kid had an issue:..i am running lucid in a chroot and "upstart" will not "start" im trying to follow this:http://gyp.blogs.balabit.com/2011/01/using-upstart-in-a-chroot/.......... toward the bottom is a workaround but i dont know how what to compile or how I wrote this and this:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=932754 is what i am doing
[15:35] <DrPoO> My terminal colour scheme broke, Now files and directories look the same... How can I fix this?
[15:35] <silverlightning> does anyone have a laptop with ubuntu that works trouble free?
[15:35] <Doc0C> The xxxxxx and yyyyyy should be actual devices, like /dev/sda1 and such
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[15:35] <test001> ziptye so maybe it will work fine in next ubuntu 11.04
[15:35] <silverlightning> oh, I am emvious dr poo
[15:35] <silverlightning> weird nick
[15:35] <DrPoO> lol
[15:36] <Lungan> Doc0C, Yeah, but the xxx is in fact a realy long combination of numbers and letter, but the computer doesn't have internet ATM so i didn't take the time too write it down
[15:36] <spmccann> silverlightning:  yep, but that probably doesnt help you
[15:36] <silverlightning> it does
[15:36] <Lungan> Doc0C, The linuxsystem is on /dev/sda1
[15:36] <silverlightning> I mean, I will not give up on ubuntu entirely
[15:36] <edwardteach> Eduard, yes  you have to use them specifically .. #!/bin/usr/python3.1  or   #!/bin/usr/python
[15:37] <Doc0C> Lungan  well, without the actual fstab entries, I don't know how to help you
[15:37] <spmccann> silverlightning:  well i'm running a lenovo t61 intel chip set everything worked out of the box
[15:38] <Hill> hiiiii
[15:38] <spmccann> silverlightning:  i take it that you are having some problems
[15:38] <Bushman_> hmm...
[15:38] <Doc0C> Lungan  ok, so dmesg is saying /dev/sda1 doesn't exist?
[15:38] <Hill> fuck allllllllll?
[15:38] <jatt> what is better DSL or fiber?
[15:38] <DrPoO> My terminal colour scheme broke, Now files and directories look the same... How can I fix this?
[15:38] <Bushman_> i have no video display (only sound) when playing matroska on kaffeine
[15:38] <Pici> jatt: Thats not really on-topic for this channel, #ubuntu-offtopic or perhaps ##networking would be more appropriate.
[15:38] <Doc0C> Drp
[15:39] <Lungan> Doc0C, This is the exactly copy of my FSTAB http://pastebin.com/YkhrageM
[15:39] <grizly21> hi
[15:39] <Bushman_> the video plays in totem but not in kaffeine
[15:39] <silverlightning> yes, but it might not be ubuntu's fault
[15:39] <hardhead> rzx237: this is the message I get in Gparted (Most likely other partitions are also mounted on these mount points. You are advised to unmount them manually.) I tried to unmount in terminal but it wont except the command - any ideas?
[15:39] <silverlightning> spmccann
[15:40] <edwardteach> DrPoO,  what did you do to change it?
[15:40] <BiPolah> hardhead: Are  you using sudo?
[15:40] <Doc0C> DrPoO  probably just borked your aliases in your .bashrc or .bash_profile. Try temporarily renaming them and see if your dircolors show up
[15:40] <cntb> hi all , I very much like to use 2 finger scrolling as in my mac and w7 http://mixeduperic.com/linux/ubuntu-1004-how-to-setup-two-finger-scroll-on-laptop-touch-pad.html gives idea how to do and maybe I ma not doing right because it doesn not do as expected anyone dealed with it
[15:40] <DrPoO> edwardteach, not on purpose
[15:40] <Djoef> Hi, I am installing Ubuntu 10.10. I have a partition for Windows, a partition for Data and an unpartitioned space where I want to install ubuntu. I went into the manual mode, and added a partition that takes the rest of the drive (+/- 30GB) Is this OK ? or do I need to create 2 partitions ? And what should I choose for the boot loader?
[15:41] <rzx237> hardhead: how many partition do you have on the drive?
[15:41] <silverlightning> something weird going on with my network
[15:41] <blue112> Hi hre.
[15:41] <blue112> here*
[15:41] <silverlightning> hi blue112
[15:41] <rzx237> hardhead: you can type df to check it
[15:42] <silverlightning> 112 is emergency phone to the firestation here
[15:42] <blue112> :p
[15:42] <silverlightning> lol
[15:42]  * blue112 is not a fireman
[15:42] <ZipTye> ha
[15:42] <koolhead11> waoo PAM is cool. fianlly managed it
[15:42] <sacarlson> Djoef: 30g is big enuf,  you might want to  create a swap partition but it's not manditory
[15:42] <Lungan> Doc0C, Can you se anything wrong with the fstab?
[15:43] <koolhead11> now i need another suggestion i want to lockdown my ubuntu to kiosk mode
[15:43] <Doc0C> Lungan  so it is saying /dev/sda1 does not exist?
[15:43] <BiPolah> Djoef: You should have a swap partition of at least 2GB
[15:43] <Doc0C> No it looks right
[15:43] <hardhead> rzx237: I think 3 other 10/dev/sda2[extended]-----20/dev/sda5[linux-swap]-----30unalocated
[15:43] <silverlightning> oh? I have no swap
[15:43] <Lungan> Doc0C, It says "Alert! /dev/disk/by-uuid/8ace2d24... does not exist. Dropping to a shell
[15:43] <cntb> http://pastebin.com/V2L1y9t2
[15:43] <silverlightning> maybe that is way ubuntu is acting up here?
[15:44] <Lungan> Doc0C, Don't know where /disk/by-uuid/ come from :S
[15:44] <Assid> hey
[15:44] <rzx237> hardhead: you need to do umount /dev/sda3; umount /dev/sda5 and all that point to /dev/sda* in order to repartition sda
[15:44] <Doc0C> Lungan  probably from initrd
[15:44] <Assid> wassup my crazy peeps
[15:45]  * Assid is waiting for the next release party
[15:45] <Assid> i got MORE bandwith
[15:45] <Lungan> Doc0C, Okok, have any clue whats wrong?
[15:45] <Pici> Assid: Do you have a support question? If not, the social channel here is #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[15:45] <hardhead> rzx237: whats the command because I'm typing in sudo unmount /dev/then path and its not working
[15:46] <Assid> hrmm.. nah
[15:46] <Assid> but the best way to learn anything is from what other people are doing
[15:46] <Doc0C> Lungan  this happens right after grub comes up?
[15:46] <Lungan> Doc0C, Exakt
[15:46] <rzx237> sorry, I'm suggesting wrong answer..
[15:47] <Pici> Assid: Oh, thats fine too, I didn't mean to imply that you can't watch and learn and help.
[15:47] <Doc0C> Lungan  ok, seems like a grub misconfiguration
[15:47] <rzx237> hardhead: did you try gparted?
[15:47] <Assid> err does ubuntu have its OWN remote management tool like teamviewer ?
[15:47] <Lungan> Doc0C, Using live cd ATM so i can reach the hdd (sda1), how do i reconfigure grub then?
[15:47]  * Assid is thinking maybe it should consider making one
[15:47] <BiPolah> Assid: It has remote desktop viewer built in on 10.10 at least
[15:48] <hardhead> yes and it wont let me unmount the main partition until I unmount the other three
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[15:48] <BiPolah> Assid: That supports SSH and VNC, you can also use "rdesktop <ip|hostname>" from command line
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[15:48] <FloodBot3> Delvid: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:48] <ZipTye> So i was hoping someone could give me some advice. I am looking to pick up a new desktop this weekend a retail box and have been looking at the HP Pavilion Desktop P6754Y AMD Athlon II X4 640 with built in wifi and the Gateway DX4850-27e with an Intel Core i5-2300 Processor
[15:48] <Assid> BiPolah, yes, but that wont bypass firewall issues.. im just thinking from a "adoptive" strategy
[15:48] <hardhead> rzx237: yes and it wont let me unmount the main partition until I unmount the other three
[15:48] <Homefix> help with compiling?
[15:49] <BiPolah> Assid: Depends which port you're using etc. That's the point a firewall, to stop unauthorised connections.
[15:49] <milamber> hardhead: just caught the tail end of your convo, but the command is umount not unmount iirc
[15:49] <Assid> imagine people talking to their cuz's and uncles and telling them, "you know what.. im tired of helping you and your virus issues.. get a mac or linux"
[15:49] <ZipTye> does anyone have any experience running Ubuntu on anything like these or an HP desktop with built in wireless did it work out of the box, not sure of the wireless chip
[15:49] <hardhead> milamber: Thank you
[15:49] <Assid> BiPolah, its actually how i got 4 people onto a mac.. cause i told them to stop bugging me
 imagine people talking to their cuz's and uncles and telling them, "you know what.. im tired of helping you and your virus issues.. get a mac or linux"  <--- so tempting
[15:50] <Doc0C> It is pointing to the wrong place to find the kernel image and ramdisk, I am guessing
[15:50] <intel352> hey guys, where does Network Manager store config information for wireless networks?
[15:50] <creds> hi
[15:50] <ecanto> hello
[15:50] <creds> when i turn my PC on i can see login-monit in gnome
[15:50] <Assid> ^Phantom^ why?
[15:51] <creds> how can i change it to terminal-login
[15:51] <sjm> howdy
[15:51] <^Phantom^> Assid, dunno
[15:51] <ecanto> i am use laptop dell inspiron, button XF86Eject not working, somebody help?
[15:51] <^Phantom^> actually the people i'm thinking of shouldn't have any electronic devices at all
[15:51] <sjm> how do I report a bug for ubuntu?
[15:51] <Assid> ^Phantom^, well now you know how i feel.. its even a mirable i can get them to load teamviewer
[15:52] <creds> anyone could help me please?
[15:52] <^Phantom^> these people can't update a ps3
[15:52] <intel352> hey guys, where does Network Manager store config information for wireless networks?
[15:52] <hardhead> milamber:what do I type after iirc
[15:52] <^Phantom^> hell they can't follow instructions on the screen
[15:52] <Assid> yeah
[15:52] <Homefix> im doing this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=932754 and i cant get upstart to run ( i believe because im in a chroot) but i have this workaround:http://gyp.blogs.balabit.com/2011/01/using-upstart-in-a-chroot/.....my question is... standing by....
[15:52] <milamber> hardhead: iirc means if i remember correctly, the unmount command isn't "unmount" it is "umount"
[15:53] <dasbox> hello
[15:53] <Assid> well.. what im getting at is.. perhaps we can have a ubuntu based teamviewer service
[15:53] <dasbox> help
[15:53] <dasbox> hello friends
[15:53] <shaula> I have installed ubuntu 10.10 on virtualbox 3.2.8 which is again working on ubuntu 10.10, the resolution of my ubuntu on virtual box cannot go larger than 800x600 thought the guest addons is installed, any idea how can I improve my resolution on virtualbox?
[15:53] <milamber> !bug | sjm
[15:53] <dasbox> i need a help
[15:53] <Assid> like it connects to a toredo ipv6 service and bang.. your ready to get help
[15:53] <Assid> instant vnc access
[15:54] <edwardteach> creds, do you mean at the login screen   alt  +  ctlr  f1 to f6 for a terminal?
[15:54] <dasbox> can any one tell how to make xubuntu shutdown on power key press
[15:54] <sjm> milamber, thanks
[15:54] <Djoef> Ok I created a swap area of 2GB, then a Ext4 journaling system? of 28GB for the installation ? Should I enter something for mount point or do I leave this empty ?
[15:54] <milamber> ZipTye: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportMachinesDesktopsHp
[15:54] <Djoef> And finally, what should I choose for the boot loader ?
[15:55] <dasbox> hello
[15:55] <creds> edwardteach, I set quota on my account and when I'm trying to log in via gnome I see warning that I should remove some files (to do it i gotta login via terminal)
[15:55] <dasbox> friends any one?
[15:55] <creds> but i don't know how to login via terminal (how to display terminal)
[15:56] <uRock> Applications> Accessories> Terminal
[15:56] <Doc0C> Lungan  you should be able to simply either choose an older grub config at the grub prompt, or point it to the correct kernel, and get booted
[15:56] <milamber> creds: ctrl + alt + f1 will bring you to a terminal, you can also go to applications >> accessories >> terminal if you login via the gui
[15:56] <StevenTyler> how do you mount an iso to /cdrom/ in ubuntu netbook?
[15:56] <Lungan> DocOC, When im in live cd and write "grub" in terminal it says its not installed?
[15:57] <pareli> is it possible to use conky-colors with conky and make it transparent?
[15:57] <creds> ok, thanks a lot
[15:57] <StevenTyler> it's asking me to insert cd, all i can do is mount the iso somehow
[15:57] <adub__> having difficulty getting to hear sound on my computer not sure whats causing it
[15:57] <DocOC> Lungan  not in live cd,
[15:57] <uRock> Why do people offer ctrl alt F1 when you have to restart to get out of it?
[15:57] <Lungan> DocOC, How then?
[15:57] <popey> uRock: you dont
[15:57] <DocOC> When you get the grub promote during normal boot
[15:58] <antivirtel> hi!
[15:58] <popey> uRock: you can CTRL+ALT+F7
[15:58] <DocOC> Prompt
[15:58] <adub__> when i play a sound file with aplay i can see in a settings menu where it is playing yet i dont hear antyhing
[15:58] <hatchetjack> is there a way to get zeroconf to stop making me use only the hostname of the local domain?
[15:58] <spmccann> popey:  you bet me to it !
[15:58] <uRock> popey, I have tried that recently, didn't work
[15:58] <popey> adub__: alsamixer, turn up the volume and unmute?
[15:58] <rzx237> StevenTyler: do you mean sudo mount -o loop file.iso /cdrom
[15:58] <nostard_> i have problems with preview-latex in Emacs =/
[15:58] <hatchetjack> for example I have to use wiki instead of the wiki.domain.local
[15:58] <popey> uRock: maybe F8, its not always on 7
[15:58] <Lungan> DocOC, Im pretty noob, how should i do when i come to the grub meny?
[15:58] <hatchetjack> it's screwing up page links and stuff
[15:58] <milamber> uRock: what kind of keyboard?
[15:58] <Atlantic777> how to open an X dialog from shell with default packages installed?
[15:59] <adub__> popey yes they are all spifs 1-4 are set to 00
[15:59] <StevenTyler> I tried that, not working. Let me try again.
[15:59] <uRock> why not recommend ctrl alt f2, then the user can easily close it
[15:59] <adub__> this is through hdmi i cant get my analog sound working either but i dont care about that atm i really would rather use my hdmi sound
[15:59] <DocOC> Just usr arrows to navigate to a coherent boot option
[15:59] <uRock> milamber, MS keyboard
[15:59] <Lungan> DocOC, But all of them gives the samer error?
[16:00] <osmosis_paul> somebody know if there are some diferent to execute an script manually to do it by cron???
[16:00] <DocOC> Different, not coherent
[16:00] <osmosis_paul> in command line works but by cron dont do it the svn checkout
[16:00] <Djoef> Ok, one question at the time : 1) Should I use ext4 for ubuntu 10.10 installation ?
[16:00] <Lungan> DocOC, ?
[16:00] <Djoef> as logical drive
[16:00] <uRock> Djoef, yes
[16:00] <milamber> uRock: is there an f lock button?
[16:01] <DocOC> You have tried them all?
[16:01] <uRock> milamber, no
[16:01] <StevenTyler> getting "Failed to fetch cdrom"
[16:01] <adub__> on the monitor im using i have them selected to use internal speakers the monitor i have the hdmi cable hooked to
[16:01] <StevenTyler> I am trying to install some drivers
[16:01] <Zoffix> Hey. I'm having trouble installing zlib1g-dev... Synaptic tells me that the file's not found. I tried downloading the package manually (zlib1g-dev_1.2.3.4.dfsg-3ubuntu1_amd64.deb), but when I try to install it, it tells me "Sorry, Zlib's not available for amd64".. I REALLY need to have this installed. Any suggestions on how to force it to be?
[16:01] <antivirtel> How can I finalize(close) a data DVD? I burnt it with nero(in win). Can I do it with Brasero(or GnomeBaker)?
[16:01] <Djoef> uRock, should I set the mount point ? or can this stay empty ?
[16:01] <Lungan> DocOC, Having 7 different kernels, should I try all of them? And if none of them works?
[16:02] <hardhead> OK last question - would I be able to install UBUNTU SERVER on the same hard drive along with UBUNTU 10 by simply installing from CD-ROM or will somthing get ereased?
[16:02] <uRock> djoare you installing Ubuntu?
[16:02] <milamber> uRock: you should probably file a bug then
[16:02] <StevenTyler> the mount command works without any errors
[16:02] <raido> osmosis_paul: in the crontab, are you placing the full path to the command?
[16:02] <Djoef> uRock, yes, next to a windows partition and data partition
[16:02] <osmosis_paul> yes
[16:02] <StevenTyler> but system can't find it
[16:02] <milamber> !who | StevenTyler
[16:02] <osmosis_paul> and it is more i have 4 scipts, 3 are running and the last one only part of it
[16:02] <uRock> djoare, then you will need the swap and "/" partitions
[16:03] <antivirtel> Hi How can I finalize(close) a data DVD? I burnt it with nero(in win). Can I do it with Brasero(or GnomeBaker)?
[16:03] <Djoef> uRock, I created a swap partition of 2GB, but left the mount point empty
[16:03] <Frenk> Hey, I have a question. For some reason I can not open a website hosted on a specific port. My iptables are clean and netstat shows that the service is listening. http://paste.ubuntu.com/568278/ Anyone an idea?
[16:03] <Djoef> uRock, so I need to change that ?
[16:03] <StevenTyler> rzx237, getting "Failed to fetch cdrom"
[16:03] <osmosis_paul> raido, there's some limitation in cron to use subversion program?? because it is there where dont do anything
[16:03] <rzx237> hardhead: if you install it in another partition it will be ok
[16:03] <DocOC> Lungan  try them all, if none works, you will need to use grub command line options to point to a working kernel and ram disk
[16:03] <Lungan> DocOC, And how do I do that? Because non of them seem to work
[16:03] <rzx237> StevenTyler: no idea..
[16:03] <Djoef> ah no, for a swap partition you cannot set a mount point
[16:03] <Djoef> so thats ok
[16:03] <uRock> they can be logical or primary, Djoef, no mount pount needed for swap, just for the ext4
[16:04] <raido> osmosis_paul: not that I know of, is your svn repo local or remote
[16:04] <Djoef> Ok, so for the EXT4 I set the mount point to "/"
[16:04] <osmosis_paul> remote
[16:04] <uRock> si senior Djoef
[16:04] <raido> osmosis_paul: how are you authenticating
[16:04] <osmosis_paul> raido, but if i execute my script manually works
[16:04] <hardhead> rzx237: thats my problem I cant get anything to unmount so I can create a partition to throw it into
[16:04] <milamber> uRock: does the windows key + f7 work?
[16:04] <Djoef> uRock, gracias :)
[16:04] <ZipTye> Looked over that page, thanks milamber
[16:04] <osmosis_paul> raido,  if execute manually works/ with login/password
[16:04] <uRock> milamber, not sure, haven't tried
[16:05] <Djoef> Then the last question : Where should the boot loader point to ?
[16:05] <DocOC> Lungan  I do not know off the top of my head, and I am irving from my phone, so a bit tough to read man pages, but the man page will tell you
[16:05] <osmosis_paul> raido, the point is that is a huge download at least the first time
[16:05] <monge> Hey guys, I'd like to be able to read and write files in a specific directory, but the access is set to root +rwx only. How do I use the chmod command to give my user priviliges to read and write?
[16:05] <Lungan> DocOC, OH, okey thank you
[16:05] <DocOC> Irc'ing, not irving
[16:05] <uRock> Djoef, wherever the Wondows MBR is, usually sda
[16:05] <raido> osmosis_paul: well, how does he auth work under cron, doenst it need to be interactive
[16:05] <rzx237> hardhead: boot using live cd can help you doing partitioning
[16:05] <Djoef> uRock, so the disk as a whole or the windows parttition ?
[16:06] <osmosis_paul> raido, i specify in the query --username --password
[16:06] <uRock> Let the installer decide Djoef
[16:06] <hardhead> rzx237: even if I already have UBUNTU as MY OS?
[16:06] <osmosis_paul> raido, svn checkout $SVN_MACHINE $SOURCE_BACKUP --username $LOGIN --password $PASSWORD
[16:06] <DMDean> does anyone know how to strip the audio from a video without ffmpeg?
[16:06] <rzx237> hardhead: yes, you can do resize partition
[16:06] <Djoef> well it fills in the disk as a whole as standard, but I don't know if that is because its the first option, or because it decided that
[16:07] <raido> osmosis_paul: hmmmm, so, if you copy and paste the exact command from the crontab to the command line it will run properly?
[16:07] <Djoef> so I can choose the disk as a whole, the windows partition, data, swap or ext4
[16:07] <milamber> DMDean: handbrake might do what you are looking for? i'm not sure what the backend is though.
[16:07] <Djoef> for the record : I would like to have a menu to choose between linux and windows on startup, but that was clear i guess ;)
[16:08] <osmosis_paul> raido, error because i dont specify sudo, but asume that cron do it everything as root
[16:08] <raido> whos crontab are you using
[16:09] <osmosis_paul> ubuntut crontab of ubuntu
[16:09] <milamber> DMDean: i have also had quite a bit of luck w/ k9copy
[16:09] <raido> osmosis_paul: what user
[16:09] <osmosis_paul> raido,  what do you mean?
[16:09] <MeanEYE> Hahah, I had to share this with you. I've been digging around the net and found this gem: "Linux is a free open-source operating on Unix. It's different then the Windows and Mac OSX operating system because it is freely distributed."
[16:09] <raido> osmosis_paul: all users have their own crontab
[16:09] <g_0_0> DMDean, have you tried -an with ffmpeg ?
[16:10] <osmosis_paul> raido, is the same if i edit the /etc/crontab there you can specify the user and even putting as root does not works, i try the two ways
[16:10] <DMDean> g_0_0, yea
[16:10] <xangua> !ot | MeanEYE
[16:10] <raido> osmosis_paul: if the command needs SU privelages then use roots crontab
[16:10] <osmosis_paul> this way and the other one sudo crontab -e
[16:10] <magn3ts> How the hell do I turn off overtype in Linux on a mac keyboard?
[16:10] <magn3ts> This is a nightmare
[16:10] <osmosis_paul> and there edtinf there the tasks
[16:10] <MeanEYE> xangua, yes yes I know...
[16:10] <zachaysan> hey everyone, I'm looking for help  with fixing my wireless network since I made the upgrade (via complete reformat/reinstall) from 9.04 to 10.10 (both netbook editions of Ubuntu). My wired network works just fine, but I can't seem to get a list of wireless networks. Is this the right place to ask, or is there another, better place to do so?
[16:10] <DMDean> g_0_0, it compressed the video while I was doing it or whatever and made the quality crap
[16:10] <Homefix> recommend a channel for a compiling question that doesnt require an invite?
[16:11] <osmosis_paul> raido, yes and i can see that all the job of the other script was doing as root
[16:11] <xangua> !register | Homefix
[16:11] <Gnea> magn3ts: what do you mean by 'overtype'? and please can the language...
[16:11] <magn3ts> fn+enter
[16:11] <milamber> Homefix: if you are looking for help on how to compile something on ubuntu, just ask the question. if anyone here can help you they will, otherwise we can probably point you in the right direction.
[16:11] <edwardteach> DMDean,   ffmpeg  -i somefile.mp4 -an somefile-2.mp4
[16:11] <raido> os, so, you are root when you run crontab -e
[16:11] <magn3ts> Gnea, I meant Insert mode
[16:12] <Gnea> magn3ts: again, that's not very clear. insert mode works in vim.
[16:12] <mage3070> zachaysan - hello
[16:12] <zachaysan> hi mage
[16:12] <g_0_0> DMDean, just try - ffmpeg -i infile.avi -an -o outfile.avi
[16:12] <KB1JWQ> magn3ts: It's software dependant.
[16:12] <magn3ts> Gnea, I don't really know how else to explain overtype|insert mode. There's no other word for. It's what happens when you press the "Insert" key.
[16:12] <osmosis_paul> raido, maybe because is a very huge download he was mading and dont show any folder until he finish. Yes i use sudo with the command. Befopre i made a ps aux | grep cron and i have three process counting the grep, it is normal ??
[16:13] <computer_>  whats the netbook version of ubuntu OS called again?
[16:13] <Homefix> am i registered now?
[16:13] <magn3ts> KB1JWQ: no, its Mac specific, I mean, maybe GNOME specific, but it's the same regardless of what editor I'm in.
[16:13] <osmosis_paul> raido, normaly when i execute the checkout expend 10 minutes in download everything
[16:13] <xangua> computer_: netbook edition...
[16:13] <computer_> xangua: kool thanks im getting it now
[16:13] <mage3070> zachaysan - if I were you I would do a fresh install of 10.10 instead of the upgrade
[16:13] <sgerbino> anyone have some experience with svn and eclipse that could help me out?
[16:13] <zachaysan> mage3070 - I did so
[16:14] <mage3070> what hardware?
[16:14] <androidbruce> could anyone let me know when I would need to use ./foo.bin versus using bash ./foo.xxx
[16:14] <zachaysan> mage3070 - asus eeepc (second gen, IIRC)
[16:14] <karmic-koala> hi all my system froze 7 times today, each time the ALT+SYSRQ .... didn't work. which section of the log file should i check to find out what's causing my sys to freeze? I am looking at 'messages' section of my log but nothing suspicious there, any ideas?
[16:14] <Gnea> magn3ts: when I press the 'insert' key on my keyboard, typing over left-arrowed text overwrites it, like it should, but if I press 'insert' again, it appends the text in place. is that what you mean?
[16:14] <raido> osmosis_paul: I dont think so
[16:14] <nena> Hi. I need help. I need to have my computer connected to Internet for the first time (I suppose I have to configure the connection..) Can someone help me?
[16:14] <mage3070> do you know the ethernet card?
[16:14] <osmosis_paul> raido, then i dont understand
[16:15] <Toph> in Ubuntu 10.10, where do I find all my system info, processor, storage, etc?
[16:15] <raido> osmosis_paul: when you ran the exact command from the crontab on the command line you got a permissions error, right?
[16:15] <researcher1> when I run the command "sh hplip-3.11.1.run" everything is OK. except I get "No network" Error. Im working  this doc. http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/install/install/index.html
[16:15] <zachaysan> mage3070 - no, but is there a way I can check? ifconfig? (networking noob speaking)
[16:15] <osmosis_paul> if i dont sudo yes
[16:15] <raido> osmosis_paul: oh
[16:16] <osmosis_paul> oh whayt? cron works as root
[16:16] <raido> osmosis_paul: but with sudo it runs fine
[16:16] <androidbruce> Toph, you can go to System-Administration-System Monitor as a starting place
[16:16] <researcher1> how to creat a root user on Ubuntu?
[16:16] <mage3070> yes there is - It's a short terminal command that i can't quite remember now - it starts with ip
[16:16] <osmosis_paul> raido, so is the same that made sudo manually
[16:16] <androidbruce> Toph, you can also "cat /proc/cpuinfo
[16:16] <raido> osmosis_paul: ?
[16:16] <osmosis_paul> raido,  is like i made su and then execute the command without sudo
[16:17] <androidbruce> researcher1, sudo adduser
[16:17] <osmosis_paul> cron is root user
[16:17] <Toph> androidbruce,,, thanks
[16:17] <osmosis_paul> raido, so he dont need sudo
[16:17] <zachaysan> mage3070 - ok let me google for it and get back to you
[16:17] <computer_> ehh its not working xangua lol,
[16:17] <researcher1> androidbruce: whats the complete command
[16:17] <magn3ts> Gnea, yes, indeedy. The problem is, Mac keyboards lack that button.
[16:17] <raido> you dont need to add sudo to the command in the crontab. You are using roots crontab
[16:17] <androidbruce> researcher1, do you already have access to the root user and want to create another user/
[16:17] <magn3ts> For some reason the the Apple Keyboard ubuntu wiki page doesn't rank very highly.
[16:18] <osmosis_paul> raido,  i dont add it
[16:18] <researcher1> androidbruce: yes I do have
[16:18] <DMDean> g_0_0, ffmpeg: unrecognized option '-o'
[16:18] <computer_> how do I download 'netbook' and boot up into kit
[16:18] <researcher1> androidbruce: I want to creat a user by the name root with all root priveleges
[16:18] <mage3070> it's lspci
[16:19] <raido> researcher1: already there
[16:19] <osmosis_paul> raido,  that's why if i copy the exact line from cron and execute in command line does not works
[16:19] <g_0_0> DMDean, sorry the -o is a mistake just remove it
[16:19] <osmosis_paul> becuase i'm ubuntu user
[16:19] <raido> os
[16:19] <androidbruce> researcher1, in a default install with ubuntu root is preinstalled
[16:19] <androidbruce> and the password for root is the password for the default user you created
[16:19] <researcher1> androidbruce: but the username is not root.I want username to be root
[16:19] <zachaysan> mage3070 - ok, I ran both lspci and lsusb
[16:19] <DMDean> g_0_0, ok it worked thanks :D
[16:19] <raido> osmosis_paul: you got me, I cant imaging why you are having trouble
[16:20] <androidbruce> researcher1, username root is there
[16:20] <g_0_0> DMDean, you're welcome
[16:20] <androidbruce> researcher1, right now if you do "sudo su"
[16:20] <androidbruce> then enter your sudo password
[16:20] <androidbruce> you will be the root user
[16:20] <sdferfx> Hello. Can I add a person's keypair to a running Amazon EC2 instance so they can have access?
[16:20] <osmosis_paul> raido, ok man thanks anyway if i find the problem i will tell you, thanks for your time\
[16:20] <DMDean> alright I'm away thanks g_0_0
[16:20] <atx_geek> researcher1, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[16:20] <researcher1> androidbruce: ok.I got it
[16:20] <raido> osmosis_paul: cool
[16:20] <geekbri> sdferfx: yes
[16:20] <sdferfx> geekbri: Through Amazon's interface or just a normal way?
[16:20] <jenka> Hi! Can anyone help me with citadel. If I use multiple domain names some mail I sent from the server is placed in the junk mail on the on the recievers client. But if I only got 1 domain under "local host aliases" Then it works fine. Pls help!! :)
[16:21] <geekbri> sdferfx: the same way you would add any other keypair... just cat their_public_key > authorized_keys
[16:21] <geekbri> in the .ssh of the user you want them to connect as
[16:21] <Homefix> REGISTERED!
[16:21] <sdferfx> thanks geekbri, that's what I thought.
[16:23] <mtkorb>  I'm trying to build a device driver I downloaded (which required me to install gcc), and when I run make, I get the error "expected ')' before string constant." The line in question is
[16:23] <mtkorb> MODULE_PARM (msg_level, "i");
[16:23] <mtkorb> Doesn't this look syntactically correct? What's going on here?
[16:24] <jukebox> help me pleasr
[16:24] <jukebox> help me please
[16:24] <xangua> !ask | jukebox
[16:24] <geekbri> sdferfx: yup no problemo.  I've been messign with ec2 alot if you have any more questions :
[16:25] <jukebox> i need to shut down my xubuntu just by pressing power button
[16:25] <drc> jukebox: you mean you WANT to or HAVE to?
[16:25] <jukebox> have to
[16:26] <jukebox> no i mean all time i need that
[16:26] <drexl> jukebox: check your bios and make sure power management is enabled
[16:26] <jukebox> ya
[16:26] <Homefix> Im not a total noob, but i dont understand how to compile this:(at the bottom) "http://blogs.balabit.com/2011/01/21/using-upstart-in-a-chroot/"   i dont understand help? ( ihave used makefile to compile darwinstreamingserver)
[16:26] <jukebox> drexl :when i press it goes log out
[16:27] <jukebox> i want to shut down the box
[16:27] <teweWork> i use ubuntu 10.04, if i accidentally run out of ram my computer hangs, even the mouse doesn't move, it takes 5 mins to get to the console and another 5 mins to kill an app to free some memory and i have 4GB swap and the max usage is ~100MB, any idea to solve this issue?
[16:27] <drexl> jukebox: acpi may be the issue
[16:27] <raido> teweWork: how much ram do you have
[16:28] <teweWork> raido: 4GB
[16:28] <xangua> jukebox: just change the preferences
[16:28] <Jeruvy> teweWork: 32bit or 64bit?
[16:28] <raido> teweWork: Is it possible you have some defective ram?
[16:28] <teweWork> Jeruvy: 64bit
[16:28] <pareli> Does conky-colors override all settings in original conky?
[16:28] <drc> jukebox: what drexl said or maybe lok at PowerManagement Preferences>General
[16:28] <jukebox> i want to configure it how could
[16:28] <xangua> jukebox: a long time since i used xfce, you can try on #xubuntu or #xfce
[16:28] <jukebox> i am in xubuntu
[16:29] <Jeruvy> teweWork: or it could be swap/hard disk issues.  Try reducing or eliminating swap
[16:29] <teweWork> raido: i don't think so, it only happens when i use 100% ram, and in windows it didn't happen
[16:29] <jukebox> ya thanks i got it
[16:29] <jukebox> friends
[16:29] <jukebox> thanks to all
[16:29] <teweWork> Jeruvy: swap was 256MB i raised it because of this issue :)
[16:30] <Jeruvy> teweWork: well if it didn't work, try my suggestion.
[16:31] <sisif> Hello guys, quick question: given a PC with two Bluetooth adaptors, how can I specify which device connects to which BT dongle ?
[16:31] <raido> teweWork: is there a specific app that uses all that ram?
[16:31] <teweWork> raido: no, it just happens when i run out of it, ap doesn't matter
[16:31] <jukebox> what are all the tweaks i could do to make boot faster
[16:32] <raido> teweWork:do you monitor whn this happens to see if the swap is actually being used
[16:32] <jukebox> hello
[16:32] <gueusuario> mostaganem
[16:32] <jukebox> help me?
[16:32] <researcher1> I can connect to network when using  apt-get install but find an error  "No network" when worked according to this http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/install/install/index.html
[16:32] <teweWork> raido: as i said the swap is not used much, 100MB of 4GB, but i do not monitor it
[16:33] <tomasm-> how do i get the ubuntu ISO image burned to a USB stick when I'm running a fedora system (ie something command line)? fedora's usb creator program doesnt work with ubuntu images...
[16:33] <drexl> jukebox: you could over clock your cpu by doing a bios upgrade
[16:33] <jukebox> drexl: thats ok
[16:33] <jukebox> i seen some thing called warp2
[16:33] <Jeruvy> tomasm-: you could boot to livecd, then build the usb.
[16:34] <darksifer> hi everyone. i get incorrect password even if i entered correct password for Unlock Login Keyring??? i cant access ubuntu one
[16:34] <tomasm-> Jeruvy, you mean i have to burn a CD no matter what?
[16:34] <jukebox> which could make a snap shot of ram to make boot faster
[16:34] <darksifer> can someone tell me how to sort this problem?
[16:34] <Jeruvy> tomasm-: or you could use vbox/qemu to boot the image in fedora..
[16:34] <jukebox> drexl,: i would like to reduce the service at start up
[16:35] <tomasm-> Jeruvy, ah! thx
[16:35] <movx> have an issue with dpkg, 10.04 does not update, nor does it install any new package from terminal or GUI http://paste.ubuntu.com/568292/
[16:35] <Jeruvy> tomasm-: cheers.
[16:35] <jukebox> but i dont know which are all important
[16:35] <Nikkos> hello everyone
[16:35] <Rav3n> hello
[16:35] <viliny> so, anyone had any luck running minecraft in 64 ubuntu?
[16:36] <jukebox> hello :drexl ?
[16:36] <drexl> jukebox: I installed lubuntu and i boots in like 40 sec it has minimal scripts loading
[16:36] <Nikkos> i got my i250 canon printer working but if i print from openoffice the file appears in the print queue but it dissapears immediateley. Any help?
[16:37] <Nikkos> if i print with firefox it works
[16:37] <jukebox> drexl: i am using this os for my jukbox thats why i asked so
[16:37] <g_0_0> darksifer, did you change your logon password
[16:37] <raido> teweWork: Well, thing I suggest is that you run memtest anyway, I have seen bad ram act badly under certain situations only. Also, you could try moving the swap to another drive or location on the disk in cas you have a bad section of that hard drive
[16:37] <jukebox> i am using ubuntu studio as my main os
[16:37] <darksifer> @g_0_0: No. i didnt changed
[16:37] <Homefix> need help here: "http://blogs.balabit.com/2011/01/21/using-upstart-in-a-chroot/" (at the bottom) any direction,how to  compile a new start-stop-daemon with the patch added that is available below (the “dpkg” source package provides start-stop-daemon)
[16:37] <Nikkos> anyone can help me?
[16:38] <jukebox> but i am using this box as my music box
[16:38] <teweWork> raido: one thing i forgot, i use wubi, and virtual drive for swap also, could it be the problem?
[16:38] <viliny> im sorry, but i just started empathy for the first time and it logged into my msn account automatically. this is a fresh installation of ubuntu... what the hell?
[16:38] <jukebox> so i need to boot its a little faster
[16:38] <raido> teweWork: sure, but I have no experience with that.
[16:39] <jrib> viliny: maybe it imported your windows settings?
[16:39] <viliny> bit freak jrib
[16:39] <viliny> bit freaky*
[16:39] <jukebox> drexl: whats your command which version could boot faster
[16:39] <drc> viliny: you didn't have to even create the account in empathy?
[16:40] <viliny> nope
[16:40] <viliny> and this is on a freshly formatted drive
[16:40] <darksifer> g_0_0: No, i didnt change the password. it is the same as the one i used to login the computer
[16:40] <drexl> jukebox: lubuntu 10.10
[16:40] <drc> viliny: gremlins :)
[16:40] <jukebox> ok thanks drexl
[16:40] <jukebox> drexl, : lubuntu use which desktop?
[16:41] <viliny> spooky excrement right there
[16:41] <drexl> jukebox: good for old computers like mine, make everything rreally snappy it uses lxde
[16:41] <g_0_0> darksifer, type alt f2 then seahorse and change your password in the password tab - right click password login
[16:41] <jukebox> ok
[16:41] <movx> tried every solution online to solve the dpkg error
[16:41] <jukebox> drexl: its for one of my old box
[16:41] <agentgasmask> Hello. My keyboard gets scrambled when connected to a VNC server created with tightvnc. Any ideas? What can I check?
[16:42] <jukebox> which i wold like to make a music box
[16:42] <stickjr25> i recently installed ubuntu and it says my monitor is out of range, how can i fix this? no one on the beginners chat was talking....
[16:42] <movx> i have several updates for 10.04 older images can't be removed, the dpkg system is complely broken
[16:42] <drexl> there is a major bug in it but I know how to fix it, just copy this and save it, removeremoving quiet splash from the grub.cfg file eliminated the error.
[16:43] <drexl> jukebox: there is a major bug in it but I know how to fix it, just copy this and save  it, removeremoving quiet splash from the grub.cfg file eliminated the error.
[16:43] <darksifer> g_0_0: Thanks, i am stupid. my mistake
[16:43] <cntb> hi is hardware auto detection in 10.10 ignoring fdi files so that is the reason no hal under etc?
[16:43] <drc> viliny: you might try #empathy on GIMPnet
[16:43] <g_0_0> darksifer, glad it worked
[16:43] <jukebox> drexl: whats that
[16:43] <drexl> jukebox: (process:235): GlibWarning **: get pwuid_r() failed due to unknown user id (0)
[16:43] <viliny> drc, it's okay if it works like that, just hella weird is all :D
[16:43] <stickjr25> drex1- is that response directed towards me?
[16:43] <drexl> jukebox: it's aknown bug
[16:44] <jrib> !hal  | cntb
[16:44] <jukebox> ooh got it
[16:44] <jrib> depreciated? 0_o
[16:44] <BluesKaj> movx, have you tried: sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a   ?
[16:44] <drc> viliny: OK...but I bet it spooked you, didn't it?
[16:44] <jrib> !hal =~ s/depreciated/deprecated/
[16:44] <movx> BluesKaj, will try now
[16:44] <jukebox> drexl: got it
[16:45] <viliny> drc, yes :)
[16:45] <stickjr25> i recently installed ubuntu and it says my monitor is out of range, how can i fix this? my monitor is connected via HDMI
[16:45] <drexl> jukebox: other than that I luv this new system
[16:45] <jukebox> drexl: thanks for your help
[16:46] <drexl> jukebox: moo..
[16:46] <jukebox> drexl: i am using remuco to control my audacios and totem
[16:46] <jukebox> so on startup i run both and use whole box as a music box
[16:47] <drc> viliny: had you used any other messanging app (pigin, etc)?
[16:47] <cthuljew> Anyone know where I can find out about sound problems in VLC in 10.10?
[16:47] <viliny> drc, not that i know of, no... pidgin isn't even installed
[16:47] <muneeb_> hi! is it ok to delete .xsession-errors.old [8GB]... it just appeared now in my home folder..
[16:47] <cthuljew> Been googling for days with no luck.
[16:48] <drc> ok, just wondering if it had imported settings automagically
[16:48] <soreau> muneeb_: Yes
[16:48] <muneeb_> ok thanks soreau but why it was created?
[16:48] <thrope> any tips for completing an interrupted upgrade (hard reboot)... dpkg --configure -a seems to be continuing the package installs, but is there anything to do to ensure the "Cleaning up" step of the dist-upgrade installer completes?
[16:49] <BluesKaj> stickjr25, which graphics card , you may need to enable the recommended driver in admin/ HW
[16:49] <soreau> muneeb_: X creates .xsession-errors. No idea why it's being backed up
[16:49] <muneeb_> soreau, ok fine.. i'll search for it..
[16:50] <drPoO> how do I kill gnome from the command line?
[16:50] <movx> BluesKaj, same problem after trying out the commands http://paste.ubuntu.com/568304/
[16:50] <jatt> killall -9 gnome-session
[16:50] <RootChaos> i have ubuntu 8.04LTS running on a server and need to upgrade squid to a later version (not included in the current apt-get upgrade). whats the best way to do this upgrade ?
[16:50] <soreau> drPoO: You can restart gdm with service gdm restart
[16:51] <xangua> RootChaos: upgrade to lucid, compile
[16:51] <whisperkiller> ok i am really frustrated now....
[16:51] <whisperkiller> i installed 10.10 and my wireless was disabled
[16:51] <soreau> RootChaos: Which version of squid do you need?
[16:51] <movx> BluesKaj,  the terminal took the commands and immediately retruned to prompt Is that the way the commands are supposed to work?
[16:52] <whisperkiller> and then i installed 10.4 and its still disabled
[16:52] <whisperkiller> what do i need to do to fix this
[16:52] <soreau> movx: Yes, no output generally means success
[16:52] <Djoef> Hm, should the bootloader be linked to the hdd as a whole /dev/sda or to the microsoft partition /dev/sda1 ( eg such that I can choose which os to start)
[16:52] <soreau> whisperkiller: Which wifi chip is it?
[16:52] <whisperkiller> the wireless originally worked with the live cd
[16:52] <RootChaos> xangua : i'm scared to do the distro upgrade remotely. I have done this once before but the upgrade didnt go smooth, resulted in me driving all the way to the server to re-install...
[16:53] <RootChaos> soreau, 2.7stable3 or >
[16:53] <whisperkiller> i cant remember...whats the ls command
[16:53] <soreau> whisperkiller: lspci
[16:53] <Jordan_U> Djoef: /dev/sda, installing to a partition requires the use of blocklists pointing to a file on a filesystem, which is not reliable.
[16:53] <whisperkiller> im trying to install linux on this laptop for a freind who cannot afford to purchase a new copy of windows
[16:54] <elijah> Does anyone know how I can use Dolphin to FTP w/SSL? I tried using ftp but it returns the error 'Server replied: 530 Have to use explicit SSL/TLS before logging on.'
[16:55] <soreau> RootChaos: See here which versions of ubuntu have which versions of squid http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=squid&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all
[16:55] <devilcode1> hi all
[16:55] <whisperkiller> atheros communications a49285 wireless network adapter pci express rev 01
[16:55] <soreau> RootChaos: Seems 2.7 made it into karmic (9.10)
[16:55] <soreau> ! who | whisperkiller
[16:55] <devilcode1> anyone here used ffmpg
[16:56] <Djoef> Jordan_U, I don't understand, what is not reliable (in the meanwhile i can start it on /dev/sda right ?)
[16:56] <jrib> devilcode1: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[16:56] <devilcode1> ffmpeg i mean
[16:56] <whisperkiller> soreau sorry i normally try to use highlighting
[16:56] <soreau> whisperkiller: Try to right click on the networking icon and enable wireless
[16:56] <RootChaos> soreau, yes indeed. i have another server running 9.10 which has it on
[16:56] <RootChaos> but like i said
[16:56] <whisperkiller> in the toolbar?
[16:56] <devilcode1> ok  im trying to use ffmpeg to turn a series of images into a .mpg file
[16:56] <movx> soreau,  thanks, didn't know that, but after these commands the problem remains unsolved
[16:56] <devilcode1> it works but all black output
[16:56] <RootChaos> i'm a bit weary to do the dist-upgrade remotely
[16:56] <RootChaos> in case it breaks
[16:56] <whisperkiller> soreau you mean right click the networking icon on the toolbar correct?
[16:57] <soreau> RootChaos: So for 8.04 you would need to build it or try to install the deb package(s) from karmic (not recommended)
[16:57] <soreau> whisperkiller: Yes, either left or right click there is a way to enable it
[16:57] <devilcode1> Command Such As ::   >>  ffmpeg -i image%d.jpg video.mpg
[16:57] <RootChaos> hhmm
[16:57] <whisperkiller> soreau it wont let me enable it...ive tried that
[16:57] <RootChaos> soreau, can you perhaps point me in a direction on how to build it for 8.04 ?
[16:57] <soreau> whisperkiller: Does 'iwconfig' show a wlan0 interface?
[16:58] <KXTwo> I have a question about software insallation.  I can go to the software center to install adobe reader 9 but I can go to the adobe site and download 9.4, how would I install 9.4?
[16:58] <soreau> RootChaos: You probably would have to grab the source from their site and follow the build instructions (usually included in a README or INSTALL file packaged with the source)
[16:59] <RootChaos> ah
[16:59] <RootChaos> ok
[16:59] <soreau> ! source | RootChaos
[16:59] <RootChaos> soreau, normal ./configure .. make .. make install stuff ?
[16:59] <soreau> ! compile | RootChaos
[16:59] <Sideways> I installed ubuntu 10.10 on an intel d815eea2 board, hangs at login screen, recovery console stops at agppart-intel i815 chipset eth0. I would really appreciate a little direction. I kind of new to linux.
[16:59] <CharlieSu> Has anyone ever sucessfully used Samba's point'n'print functionality for windows?  Having Samba serve up the print drivers automatically?
[16:59] <cntb> http://blog.mfabrik.com/2009/10/11/setting-up-multi-touch-scrolling-for-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala-linux-on-asus-eee-1005ha-netbook/
[16:59] <whisperkiller> soreau on the wlan0 essid is set to off/any mode is managed access point is not associated tx-power is off
[16:59] <soreau> RootChaos: I don't know what squid uses for a build system, but yes, you'd use make etc
[17:00] <RootChaos> soreau, ok, thanks for the help !
[17:00] <cntb> this is a tip for 2 finger scrolling but in 9.10 will it work in 10.10 ?
[17:00] <soreau> whisperkiller: If you try 'sudo iwlist wlan0 scan|grep -i essid' does it show results?
[17:00] <cntb> this  http://blog.mfabrik.com/2009/10/11/setting-up-multi-touch-scrolling-for-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala-linux-on-asus-eee-1005ha-netbook/ is a tip for 2 finger scrolling but in 9.10 will it work in 10.10 ?
[17:01] <movx> BluesKaj, should i try restarting the system perhaps?
[17:01] <rooks> is there a way to make in thunderbird a one folder with all the unread mail from selected accounts?
[17:02] <whisperkiller> soreau hmm it seems to be hanging on that command
[17:02] <BluesKaj> movx, what happened after running those commands ?
[17:02] <soreau> whisperkiller: Does the output of 'lsmod|grep ath' show anything?
[17:02] <whisperkiller> soreau its not returning a cmmand prompt now
[17:02] <soreau> whisperkiller: Ctrl+C
[17:03] <soreau> whisperkiller: Try 'sudo ifconfig wlan0 up' in case the interface is down
[17:03] <movx> BluesKaj,  the same problem this is another package installtion error - a font  http://paste.ubuntu.com/568304/
[17:04] <Docfxit> What is the best IRC client for Ubuntu?
[17:04] <whisperkiller> soreau says no such device
[17:04] <ooix> can i uninstall updatedb, because i don't use locate at all. or is it needed by some other software?
[17:04] <soreau> whisperkiller: You said you can see wlan0 in iwconfig output.. does 'ifconfig wlan0' show information for wlan0 iface?
[17:05] <Sideways_->     /msg nickserv register 1ircword mycoldfusion@yahoo.com
[17:05] <cara> ey
[17:05] <cara> hhola
[17:05] <soreau> Sideways_-: Might want to change that now ;)
[17:05] <cara> hola
[17:05] <whisperkiller> soreau device not found
[17:05] <cara> a todos
[17:05] <cara> HOLA
[17:05] <rooks> Docfxit, for plain ubuntu desktop i would recommend xchat-gnome, it has the least bells and whistles, and it looks nice with the rest of the desktop
[17:05] <soreau> whisperkiller: Interesting.. perhaps there is some irq conflict or some other type of driver issue..
[17:05] <cara> pin wii asulio cara 1 papa zeroforever
[17:06] <adeee> hello any programmer help me who have good knowledge of Mysql  php5 and apache2?
[17:06] <BluesKaj> movx, did you run ; sudo dpkg --clear-avail  ?
[17:06] <cara> s+
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[17:06] <Docfxit> Rooks Thanks.
[17:06] <adeee> hello any programmer help me who have good knowledge of Mysql  php5 and apache2?
[17:06] <soreau> Jordan_U: Thanks :)
[17:06] <soreau> whisperkiller: I assume you didn't make any hardware changes since you tries the live session
[17:06] <soreau> whisperkiller: tried*
[17:06] <whisperkiller> soreau no i have not....someone told me 10.10 has a known issue with wireless
[17:07] <soreau> whisperkiller: Works fine here for both my atheros cards
[17:07] <adeee> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1689258 i need help here. please help
[17:07] <uRock> same here, atheros and 10.10 be happy
[17:07] <soreau> whisperkiller: What module is loaded from the output of 'lspci|grep ath'? ath9k or ath5k?
[17:08] <rooks> Docfxit, youre welcome :)
[17:08] <whisperkiller> soreau yeah i dont know mate....i tend to take what people say in here with a grain of salt...but this seems to be the same issue i had with 10.10 so 10.04 must have the same issue if thats true
[17:08] <uRock> adeee, would you like me to move the thread to Server Platforms?
[17:08] <movx> BluesKaj, did that now, first I ran the first two commands sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a now the clear-avail command
[17:08] <soreau> whisperkiller: I guess you probably can't easily pastebin the output of 'dmesg' but look and see if there's any interesting messages indicating a problem. You can also look in /var/log/syslog
[17:08] <movx> BluesKaj,  will try now
[17:08] <whisperkiller> soreau seems like ath9k
[17:08] <rooks> is there a way to make in thunderbird a one folder with all the unread mail from selected accounts?
[17:09] <soreau> whisperkiller: Try to reload the module and see if you're able to: sudo rmmod ath9k && sudo modprobe ath9k
[17:09] <uRock> whisperkiller, have you install backports?
[17:09] <soreau> whisperkiller: Then look at the output of 'dmesg' right after reloading the module
[17:09] <soreau> whisperkiller: 'dmesg|tail' or so
[17:10] <uRock> adeee_ , would you like me to move the thread to Server Platforms?
[17:10] <pareli> are there any software out there like tor?
[17:11] <whisperkiller> urock i have not installed anything...fresh install.
[17:11] <Krycek> how do you change the boot screen on ubuntu 10.10?
[17:11] <geek4week> is there anyone here could help me in a simple matter of installing jdk on ubuntu ?
[17:11] <soreau> Krycek: What boot screen?
[17:12] <soreau> geek4week: Not unless you ask..
[17:12] <Krycek> im stuck with a mac theme boot screen i installed agess ago, now i cant change it xD dunno how or wher
[17:12] <soreau> Krycek: What 'boot screen'?
[17:12] <geek4week> soreau, i need too install jdk-1_5_0_15-linux-i586.bin on ubuntu, when i use "./" it extract the folder on desktop
[17:13] <Undisclosed99> can someone tell me why my RAM keeps loading as 750MB when it should be 2.7Gig and only sometimes it loads correctly
[17:13] <soreau> geek4week: Why can't you install it from the repos?
[17:13] <e_mc^2>  ofer #eminem give price?
[17:13] <Krycek> ..... does it have a another name for it since im on ubuntu -.-
[17:13] <geek4week> soreau, i need this spacific version
[17:13] <soreau> ! who | Krycek
[17:14] <uRock> Undisclosed99, have you tried the free command to see if it is seeing all of the RAM? You may want to check that the chips are properly seated on the mobo
[17:14] <movx> BluesKaj,  same issues http://paste.ubuntu.com/568313/
[17:14] <KGBWolf> what command can i type in to view cpu users logged in ip mem usage hd usage etc
[17:14] <Krycek> soreau: ..... does it have a another name for it since im on ubuntu -.-
[17:14] <whisperkiller> soreau i am not seeing anything i recognize as being an issue of any sort
[17:14] <KGBWolf> from BASH
[17:14] <Undisclosed99> uRock:  ill check now
[17:14] <soreau> geek4week: You should seek help from whoever produces this .bin file
[17:14] <whisperkiller> soreau but that may be because i dont know what im looking at too
[17:14] <soreau> geek4week: We only really support official ubuntu packages here
[17:14] <geek4week> soreau, their channel is invite only :-(
[17:15] <rooks> in thunderbird, is there a way to make a one folder/place with all of the unread mail from selected accounts?
[17:15] <soreau> geek4week: Is it java development toolkit?
[17:15] <geek4week> soreau, yes
[17:15] <soreau> geek4week: Try #java
[17:15] <Undisclosed99> uRock: its only seeing 762256, usually after a reboot though it does load correct
[17:15] <geek4week> soreau, Cannot join #java (Channel is invite only).
[17:16] <soreau> Krycek: Are you talking about the screen where you log in?
[17:16] <Undisclosed99> geek4week: i think if you register your nick it lets you in
[17:16] <KGBWolf> when i log into bash i get a system summary how can i replicate this?
[17:16] <soreau> geek4week: It's ##java
[17:17] <soreau> blackCode: It would help if you registered your nick too
[17:17] <whisperkiller> soreau should i try an earlier version?  9.10 maybe?
[17:17] <blackCode> soreau, thanks mate
[17:17] <Krycek> I am stuck with my 'boot' screen from hell, if its not called a 'boot' screen tell what it is then.. im starting my F computer and BAM! there is the F boot screen showing me that the freaking computer are loading... how can i turn it too default ?? thanks.
[17:17] <blackCode> soreau, Thanks alot, i'm in :)
[17:18] <ikonia> Krycek: your F computer ?
[17:18] <Krycek> ikonia: ye my F computer with it F boot screen..
[17:18] <whisperkiller> the deal is i dont really need the newest greatest ubuntu i need something the common computer user can use reliably
[17:18] <soreau> whisperkiller: No, what happened when you tried reloading the module and all?
[17:18] <ikonia> Krycek: what is an F computer and F boot screen ?
[17:18] <ikonia> is it some sort of theme ?
[17:18] <whisperkiller> soreau nothing that i could tell besides it shutting down and restarting
[17:18] <Krycek> its the word FUCKING as F
[17:18] <jrib> KGBWolf: you mean the contents of /etc/motd?  See « man update-motd » I guess
[17:18] <movx> lastlog/ movx
[17:19] <ikonia> Krycek: then don't use it,
[17:19] <whisperkiller> wish i could easily get a pastebin
[17:19] <jrib> Krycek: don't do that please
[17:19] <ikonia> !language > Krycek
[17:19] <Krycek> omg ! one question you knew the F answer too,...
[17:19] <Krycek> F this shitt..
[17:19] <ikonia> Krycek: I didn't, or I would have just told you to mind your langauge
[17:19] <soreau> whisperkiller: I am thinking some strange issue but if dmesg doesn't report it, then I'm not sure where else to look for the problem
[17:20] <cntb> krycek wont listen
[17:20] <jrib> KGBWolf: or maybe you mean landscape-sysinfo?
[17:20] <soreau> whisperkiller: Maybe try #wireless or anywhere
[17:20] <whisperkiller> soreau what should i look for in dmesg?  becuase i may not know how to read it
[17:20] <uRock> cntb, he b gone, so he won't talk either
[17:20] <uRock> tee hee
[17:20] <cntb> whisperkiller:  have same or similar wifi - atheros
[17:20] <KGBWolf> jrib thats it
[17:20] <movx> BluesKaj,  same issues http://paste.ubuntu.com/568313/
[17:21] <cntb> was discovering but not connecting
[17:21] <cntb> found the cure almost by chance
[17:21] <soreau> whisperkiller: If you see any error message about ath9k driver or the wifi card
[17:22] <adeee_> ikonia is here?
[17:22] <ikonia> adeee_: yes
[17:23] <saleta82> jest ktoś z polski???
[17:24] <whisperkiller> i cant see anything indicating an error
[17:24] <adeee_> ikonia you suggest me three days before to check memory test via live cd. and we had a conversation. so i do it. but i dont know how much test going on? when 20 test finished. i stoped testing. and there was 5000 above errors. can you help me how to remove those errors?
[17:25] <ikonia> adeee_: bad ram
[17:25] <ikonia> adeee_: buy new ram if it has errors
[17:25] <adeee_> ok i agree its bad ram. what your recommendation
[17:25] <soreau> ! pl | saleta82
[17:25] <Sin`> hellou
[17:25] <uRock> go shopping
[17:25] <Sin`> i have a problem
[17:25] <Sin`> if anyone could assist me ?
[17:25] <soreau> whisperkiller: Is this a laptop or desktop computer?
[17:25] <saleta82> dzięki
[17:25] <uRock> Sin`, just state your issue
[17:25] <cntb> eeepc 1005ha hasno multitouch scrolling esp 2finger scrolling
[17:25] <soreau> ! ask | Sin`
[17:26] <whisperkiller> soreau its a laptop
[17:26] <saleta82> a jaki to kanał?
[17:26] <cntb> wonder if emulation indicated inhttp://blog.mfabrik.com/2009/10/11/setting-up-multi-touch-scrolling-for-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala-linux-on-asus-eee-1005ha-netbook/ will work in 10.10
[17:26] <soreau> whisperkiller: Does it have a button to enable/disable the wireless?
[17:26] <cntb> wonder if emulation indicated in http://blog.mfabrik.com/2009/10/11/setting-up-multi-touch-scrolling-for-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala-linux-on-asus-eee-1005ha-netbook/ will work in 10.10
[17:26] <adeee_> ikonia is there is no any way to recover those errors?
[17:26] <ikonia> adeee_: no, if there are errors it's bad ram
[17:26] <cntb> ideas?
[17:26] <uRock> adeee_ you can't repair bad RAM with code
[17:27] <Sin`> i have a phone, that has a FAT partition of 2gb, ext3 partition of 2GB, and another Fat partition of about 3,36 GB. When i connect it to ubuntu in wmvare, the storage doesnt show on the workspace, but they are shown in the Places tab... ergo, i cannot access any of these 3 partitions... what should i do?
[17:27] <adeee_> uRock what code?
[17:27] <cntb> anyone ready to discuss consider touchpad scrolling?
[17:27] <jrib> !helpme | cntb
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> Sin`: is the vmware configured correctly to access USB correctly?
[17:27] <adeee_> ikonia. if i buy a good ram. then my graphics are working?
[17:27] <uRock> adeee_, I said you con't fix ram with code, there is no code that can fix it
[17:27] <Sin`> well it did install a wmvare usb driver
[17:28] <Sin`> other than that i havent touched anything
[17:28] <ikonia> adeee_: I don't know about that, but you need a stable platform to debug isues
[17:28] <adeee_> oh. ok urock.
[17:28] <cntb> ty jrib
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> Sin`: I'd ask in #vmware they may know something. Have you tried virtualbox?
[17:28] <Sin`> no i have not
[17:28] <Sin`> i will try that
[17:28] <Sin`> let you know if it works
[17:28] <whisperkiller> soreau it does but it wont highlight....https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Atheros/AR9285
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> Sin`: the vmware guys can check your config is good, then we can start looking into the OS
[17:29] <Sin`> ok
[17:29] <Sin`> thank you
[17:29] <Sin`> is the chanell on this server?
[17:29] <juso> damn ubuntu needs to become more mainstream in the eyes of major retailers and such.
[17:29] <adeee_> ikonia So what your suggestion.  how much ram. and graphics require for ubuntu. i have current 512mb ram. and 1.6 g HZ processor with 80 gb hard.
[17:29] <juso> cant use ubuntu as a main desktop until then.
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> Sin`: sure, just type:   /join #vmware
[17:29] <cntb> just how helpful it was > jrib
[17:30] <soreau> whisperkiller: Well that tells you what to do right there.. have you installed the backports yet?
[17:30] <Sin`> ok. thank you
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> juso: go ask Dell about Ubuntu
[17:30] <jrib> cntb: I have no idea what your actual issue is.  That's why you should just ask your question and be patient
[17:30] <ikonia> adeee_: as much as you can afford
[17:30] <cntb> sorry jrib ^^^
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> juso: wait, so just because ubuntu isn't "mainstream" you won't use it?
[17:31] <tishammer> hello
[17:31] <juso> ActionParsnip, i said i CANT, not wont. I have too many external devices that arent supported in linux.
[17:31] <soreau> hi tishammer
[17:31] <uRock> adeee_, is the RAM for your server or a Desktop machine?
[17:31] <cntb> will come back later
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> juso: then thats the peripheral sellers fault, you could bother them to support Linux more
[17:32] <tishammer> i'm trying to increase my i/o performance. every i/o intensive task is pretty slow and risens %wa. on a fast computer doing something like "for i in *.gz; do gunzip $i; done" is taking 30% cpu and 30%wa. any ideas?
[17:32] <adeee_> Urock this is for desktop machine
[17:32] <soreau> juso: What external devices?
[17:32] <uRock> do you have a graphics card or just the graphics that are built in?
[17:32] <MrMintanet2> Can someone tell me how I can setup my Ubuntu box to act as a file server?  I want to be able to map windows computers to it over the internet rather than LAN.
[17:32] <whisperkiller> soreau no i have not i am about to try it...the main thing is i wanted to talk to someone who knows what they are talking about before i went through and trying to update everything this time
[17:32] <MrMintanet2> Can someone tell me how I can setup my Ubuntu box to act as a file server?  I want to be able to map windows computers to it over the internet rather than LAN.
[17:32] <MrMintanet2> Sorry
[17:33] <juso> ActionParsnip, so you're saying if all major retailers sold linux as an option OS, the manufactures wont start supporting? come on now.. lets get serious
[17:33] <whisperkiller> soreau i spent two hours updating and setting things up last time to have someone tell me i needed to install a different version
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> tishammer: you could look into hdparm
[17:33] <uRock> MrMintanet2, right click and share the files
[17:33] <MrMintanet2> uRock, Can you not give any more info than that?  I am behind a corporate firewall.  I am the network admin though.
[17:34] <soreau> whisperkiller: I'd say by the looks of that wiki page, you need to install the backports package. You may have to do this for really new hardware before the driver makes it into the kernel
[17:34] <whisperkiller> soreau im really glad i caught you though because you kinda helped me figure out whats going on....always appreciate the help mate
[17:34] <soreau> whisperkiller: No problem, let me know if it works
[17:34] <juso> soreau, canon camera/software, a specific wireless keyword, a all in one fax/printer/scanner - plus a few more
[17:34] <pareli> How do i make a startup script so weechat starts at login?
[17:34] <soreau> juso: wireless keyword?
[17:34] <twitch> !samba | MrMintanet2
[17:34] <sjm> MrMintanet, you might ask more over on #ubuntu-server, but it's basically Samba setup issues and security and firewall ports, I would think.
[17:34] <whisperkiller> soreau yes someone mentioned installing the backports earlier...i just wanted to make sure what was up
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> juso: if Linux got as much support as the companies give to Window there wouldnt be an issue. Sadly many are ignorant. Companies like IBM, Nvidia, Intel, Brother and HP make great Linux drivers and support very well
[17:35] <twitch> !iptables | MrMintanet2
[17:35] <uRock> MrMintanet2 if you are sharing to the outside world, then you'll have to forward ports, otherwise just sharing the folder should make it avail to everyone on the network
[17:35] <MrMintanet2> twitch, I want to set it up so that the windows computer can mount the network drive over the internet...
[17:35] <juso> ActionParsnip, exactly. so my point stands..
[17:35] <adeee_> uRock my graphic card is builtin
[17:35] <uRock> adeee_, 32bit or 64bit OS?
[17:35] <soreau> juso: I don't see why any of those devices wouldn't work in linux.. maybe you could set up vbox in ubuntu with whatever OS to connect to devices on the usb bus
[17:35] <adeee_> 32 bit os
[17:35] <MrMintanet2> uRock, I want it to map over the internet.  Could you possibly break this process down?
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> juso: I think the companies would have to support the OS if they want the "new OS" users to buy their products
[17:36] <uRock> MrMintanet2 that is beyond my abilities
[17:36] <soreau> juso: But yea, really if your device vendor doesn't support linux, it might be time to consider a better vendor ;)
[17:36] <juso> soreau, come on now.. install linux, then install another OS ina  virtual enviorment to get my devices to work....
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> juso: amen to what soreau said, vote with yor wallet. Don't give money to companies not supporting Linux
[17:37] <soreau> juso: Or get better devices, it's up to you really
[17:37] <MrMintanet2> Can someone tell me how I can setup my Ubuntu box to act as a file server?  I want to be able to map windows computers to it over the internet rather than LAN.
[17:37] <BluesKaj> movx, dunno how else to help , looks like a failed install ...perhaps a reinstall is in order
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> juso: what make / model is the printer / scanner (please not lexmark).....?
[17:37] <juso> soreau, so how good a device is depends on if its supported in linux? lol
[17:38] <soreau> MrMintanet: There's plenty of different configurations and protocols you can use to set that up. Try being more specific with your question or use google
[17:38] <juso> ActionParsnip, i can print to it, but I cant use the scan to computer options and such, which is why i use it mainly.
[17:38] <MrMintanet2> soreau, I am wanting to MAP a network drive OVER THE INTERNET.  This is very specific.
[17:38] <uRock> MrMintanet2 if you need help with your routers/switches, then you should visit the IRC for your brand equipment
[17:38] <soreau> juso: Yes, that should tell you something about their company
[17:38] <twitch> MrMintanet2: look at samba, port forwarding for you firewall or vpn access. It's to complicated for in here something you will spend time reading about
[17:38] <mia158> MrMintanet2: You should do this via a vpn connection to the corporate net. once that vpn connection is established you would then connect as if they are on the LAN.
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: if you install openssh-server, you have an SFTP server already :)
[17:39] <soreau> MrMintanet: Try #networking maybe
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> juso: doesn't answer the question does it
[17:39]  * drc looks at the clock and wonders when troll feeding time rolled around?
[17:39] <juso> soreau, you name ONE reputable camera company that supports linux with their software. i will wait.
[17:39] <MrMintanet2> Thanks everyone.
[17:39] <MrMintanet2> I will hunt
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: sftp is great for WAN access as it's secure
[17:39] <soreau> heh, MrMintanet just got answerized ;)
[17:39] <llutz> MrMintanet2:use a vpn or ssh to tunnel nfs/cifs
[17:40] <jkg> camera ... software? aren't they all just usb-storage devices these days?
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> juso: what make / model is the printer/scanner please?
[17:40] <uRock> drc, it is not nice to call people trolls
[17:40] <MrMintanet2> To everyone suggesting VPN or SSH, I realize these are options.  I would like to rely on Windows Authentication as my means to connect.
[17:40] <juso> ActionParsnip, i need the specific software to run NOT an alternative.
[17:40] <soreau> juso: Nobody cares about software. If the driver is in the kernel and the device works, that's enough. If you want the little pretty software doodads with bells and whistles, use windows, wine or a VM
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> juso: my girlfriends does as I take the SD card out and jam it in a card reader. Ironically it's a Kodak whom HATE linux
[17:40] <soreau> Not ubuntu issue
[17:41] <tishammer> ActionParsnip: i did hdparm it, and it's fast
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> tishammer: nice
[17:41] <soreau> juso: Most cameras are block devices that justwork in linux
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> juso: what make / model is the printer / scanner please?
[17:42] <tishammer> ActionParsnip: i have 97MB/s buffered reads on hdparm
[17:42] <juso> soreau, i am taling about the camera software, canon EOS utility
[17:42] <sjm> juso, you are avoiding the questions as to the makes and models that don't work for you.
[17:42] <soreau> juso: What functionality does this 'eos' provide?
[17:42] <juso> soreau, google it.
[17:42] <tishammer> ActionParsnip: the same operations are 4x faster on my macbook with mac osx. tested on linux with on different hardware, still slow
[17:42] <movx> BluesKaj, thanks for all the help,  you brought me close to a solution, it is a netbook 10.04 with plenty of data, several kernel image updates, will keep have to keep trying somehow.
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> juso: found this, seems Canon Coolpiz works nice: http://art.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1502511
[17:42] <soreau> juso: If you want help with your devices, install ubuntu then show us the output of lsusb and lspci
[17:42] <JuJuBee> Anybody know if I can use include-from and exclude-from in rsync at same time?
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> tishammer: is the system a macbook?
[17:42] <ikonia> JuJuBee: should be able to
[17:43] <soreau> juso: No, you're here for support, not me. You do the googling
[17:43] <tishammer> ActionParsnip: the fast one is a macbook with mac os. the slow ones are desktops / racks with ubuntu 10.10
[17:43] <erkan^> !gnome-shell
[17:43] <soreau> ! unity | erkan^
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> tishammer: then obviously it will be better. The OS is custom made for the exact hardware you are using. If you look at the spec of a PS3 or an XBOX360 they SUCK but the games are custom made to run well onsuch poor hardware
[17:44] <juso> soreau, i never asked for help or support, i am TELLING YOU - the software doesn't run on linux, and i need that specific software.
[17:44] <movx> BluesKaj,  bye for now.. it is almost midnight here... thanks again
[17:44] <ikonia> juso: ok, contact the vendor for a Linux version of the software
[17:44] <erkan^> what is unity, soreau ?
[17:44] <soreau> juso: If you aren't helping or getting help, you may leave. This is the ubuntu support channel
[17:44] <drc> juso: That's like buying a camper shell for your old Ford truck and being upset when it doesn't fit your new Chevy Truck
[17:44] <soreau> erkan^: That factoid just told you
[17:44] <ikonia> juso: problem solved. Good luck
[17:44] <erkan^> ok
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> juso: how can we "google" what hardware YOU have??
[17:44] <erkan^> thank you
[17:44] <sjm> juso, you are avoiding the questions as to the makes and models that don't work for you.
[17:44] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: drc all done
[17:44] <soreau> ActionParsnip: lmao
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: sweet :)
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> soreau: its a fair point ;)
[17:45] <drc> ikonia: darn...and I think I had a "real" answer for him
[17:45] <ikonia> drc: he's refusing to give you the info, so lets end it
[17:46] <juso> I made a simple ubuntu related statement, period. you are trying to turn it into something its not, calm down guys. wow.
[17:46] <ikonia> juso: what do you want
[17:46] <juso> ikonia, didnt i just say i made a simple ubuntu statement, is english your first language?
[17:46] <soreau> -_-
[17:46] <drc> ikonia: oh, I will
[17:46] <ikonia> juso: what do you want from this channel
[17:46] <jpds> juso: Can't you just put the SD card into your laptop?
[17:46] <sjm> juso, I say it ONCE AGAIN>>> you are avoiding the questions as to the makes and models that don't work for you.
[17:47] <juso> sjm: i just said, canon eos software, STOP TYPING in caps.
[17:47] <Burak19999> hi
[17:47] <jpds> juso: Not available for Ubuntu.
[17:47] <ikonia> juso: ok, what do you want from this channel ?
[17:47] <soreau> juso: And I asked what functionality this 'eos' provides'
[17:47] <sjm> juso, you were also asked about printer/scanner/keyboards that you said didn't work.
[17:47] <juso> wow im popular.
[17:47] <mia158> MrMintanet2: look at this doc for your file sharing setup. You should address your internet connection solution as a separate issue.
[17:47] <Fuchs> juso: you don't need EOS software in linux, or at least I have no idea why you would need it
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> juso: I found about 50 different Canon EOS model, care to narrow it down?
[17:48] <mia158> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ComprehensiveSambaGuide
[17:48]  * AbhijiT eonders what is EOS btw!!! ;)
[17:48] <Fuchs> juso: digikam detects the EOS models fine, is able to download pictures, as well as handling raw pictures. For firmware updates you don't need it either
[17:48] <AbhijiT> w*
[17:48] <jpds> AbhijiT: Canon camera OS software.
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> AbhijiT: its a range of cameras from Canon
[17:48] <AbhijiT> ohhh okay!
[17:48] <Fuchs> AbhijiT: dslr cameras from canon, but he is refering to the software
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> juso: what model EOS do you have>?
[17:49] <AbhijiT> hmm
[17:49] <juso> Fuchs, I need it for real time viewing and recording, along with options to control the camera.
[17:49] <jpds> AbhijiT: Quite nice cameras too.
[17:49] <AbhijiT> jpds, okay! :)
[17:49] <jpds> juso: Then, you'll have to talk to Canon about that.
[17:49] <ikonia> juso: ok, so thats something you need to speak to cannon about
[17:49] <ikonia> we can move on now
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> juso: until you reply to my perfectly reasonable question, nobody can help you at all
[17:49] <soreau> heh
[17:49] <juso> jpds, cannon doesn't support linux on their software, for the 5th time. end of story, wow.
[17:49] <Fuchs> juso: in that case you have to run it in a virtualisation solution which passes through usb
[17:50] <Fuchs> juso: such as virtual box.
[17:50] <ikonia> juso: ok, so there is nothing more to say,
[17:50] <JuJuBee> ikonia: I thought I could use both also, but it seems that I cannot.  When I copy the contents of include-from to the rsync command itself it works but not when I use include-from=...
[17:50] <uRock> juso, install WIndows and be happy
[17:50] <soreau> Fuchs: That's exactly what I suggested
[17:50] <soreau> uRock: I told him that too ;)
[17:50] <Fuchs> soreau: possible, I just joined :)
[17:50] <ikonia> JuJuBee: I've never tried to be honest, but I'm surprised
[17:50] <soreau> Fuchs: hi btw :)
[17:50] <wulfy> whats the android support like in ubuntu (android smartphones)
[17:50] <Fuchs> hi soreau :)
[17:50] <juso> holy shit, lol - I made a simply statement "damn i wish i could run all my devices through linux, but the software isnt supported"   CALM THE HELL DOWN GUYS
[17:50] <uRock> !droid
[17:51] <ikonia> juso: drop the language
[17:51] <soreau> ! language | juso
[17:51] <soreau> whew
[17:51] <Fuchs> wulfy: works regarding USB tethering, devloping and as a usb mass storage
[17:51] <Fuchs> wulfy: so: rather good
[17:51] <wulfy> Fuchs,  so better than current blackberry support?
[17:51] <soreau> wulfy: Also see #android
[17:52] <Fuchs> wulfy: probably, yes. I don't own any blackberry device
[17:52] <uRock> I guess it is Linux's fault that vendors don't support linux
[17:52] <Fuchs> wulfy: what functionality would you need?
[17:52] <uRock> sigh
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> wulfy: it rocks, there are loads of apps to help you control your system too (transdroid to manage torrents for example)
[17:52] <wulfy> soreau,  thought it would be wiser asking on the platform i was using rather than asking them and them sendimg me here
[17:52] <wulfy> ActionParsnip,  yeah i saw the app for ssh (a must for remote admin on my nodes)
[17:53] <soreau> wulfy: Just making you aware.. some people don't know of other channels on the network
[17:53] <invisilux> hi there fellow ubuntu user.
[17:53] <wulfy> soreau, indeed :)
[17:53] <tishammer> ActionParsnip: it's not so custom... it's not even the original harddrive
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> wulfy: indeed, plus andchat for those long bus rides ;)
[17:53] <uRock> invisilux, got questions?
[17:53] <invisilux> Does anybody have any experience or knowledge towards using an Nokia E72 with ubuntu
[17:53] <wulfy> ActionParsnip,  voice of experiance :D love it lol thanks :)
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> tishammer: the controller is still the same, the IDE may be different but the drive controller is the same
[17:53] <ikonia> invisilux: yes, very much
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> wulfy: hell yeah, fatrat have an android app in their to do list too
[17:54] <invisilux> okay.. nice :) glad to know.
[17:54] <invisilux> I'm new on ubuntu (linux in general)
[17:54] <ikonia> invisilux: I've only just got rid of mine, do a good bit of work with the E72 and Linux
[17:54] <soreau> ! who | invisiblek
[17:54] <ikonia> "did" sorry
[17:54] <wulfy> ActionParsnip,  im off to buy iver a blackberry or a droid tommrow.... i kinda think with the ubuntu support i might go for the droid
[17:55] <invisilux> But is it possible to sync task and calender with the nokia e72 and evolution?
[17:55] <ikonia> invisilux: short answer, no
[17:55] <Fuchs> wulfy: definitely android, since the most important things  (file transfer, tethering) will work out of the box
[17:55] <AbhijiT> !manual | invisilux
[17:55] <ikonia> invisilux: long answer, yes but it such a complex process you'll never maintain it
[17:55] <wulfy> Fuchs, great :)
[17:55] <stianhj> wulfy: +1 for Android
[17:55] <ikonia> AbhijiT: why have you just given him the manual for a Nokia E72 question on ubuntu ?
[17:55] <invisilux> oh.. okay. Well then i'll just find another way then :)
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> wulfy: it does a lot, i recommend droid and tonnes of my friends are dropping apple's rubbish for android based handsets
[17:56] <AbhijiT> ikonia, because he said he is new to ubuntua nd linux
[17:56] <ikonia> invisilux: the straight sync using tools like gnokia don't work,
[17:56] <invisilux> Okay...
[17:56] <ikonia> AbhijiT: so ? he had a specific question, don't spam people with info they didn't ask for
[17:56] <wulfy> thanks guys (actionparsnip, stianhj  Fuchs )
[17:56] <invisilux> good to know.
[17:56] <ikonia> invisilux: you bascially have to sync evolution with a webdev server, then get the E72 to pull down the calander from a webdev server
[17:57] <AbhijiT> ikonia, okay just thought that since he is new to linux ubu manual might be of his help
[17:57] <ikonia> invisilux: you need the E72 conduit packs to be able to do it, it's a real drag
[17:57] <invisilux> hmm.. so your suggestion is to fetch from a webserver.. hmm
[17:58] <ikonia> invisilux: no, a webdev server
[17:58] <ikonia> invisilux: sorry, webdav
[17:58] <invisilux> what if i could transfer my calender stuff to google calender, could I from there got it to sync with evolution?
[17:59] <ikonia> invisilux: google calander is a web dav service, however setting up the conduits for the Nokia is a real pain
[17:59] <invisilux> hmm.. yeah i could imagine, however I know a guy from work how sync with google and e72, so maybe..
[17:59] <ikonia> invisilux: I've been through all this myself and just worked out it was not a practical solution
[18:00] <IdleOne> invisiblek ikonia can you two take this to a PM or #ubuntu-offtopic as it is not Ubuntu specific support.
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> is there a web service I can install to get an IRC client in Ubuntu. I don't want an IRC server. Just a service on a server I can access via HTTP and get a client. Thanks
[18:00] <IdleOne> err invisilux ^^
[18:00] <ikonia> invisilux: actually it is, it's E72 syncing with Evolution in Ubuntu
[18:00] <ikonia> oops
[18:00] <ikonia> IdleOne: ^
[18:00] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: freenode offers a webchat client
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> IdleOne: true but I fancied setting one up on my fileserver for kicks
[18:01] <Wulfy> ActionParsnip,  mibbit.com?
[18:01] <Ubuntu-user> how to add applications in wine?
[18:01] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: oh, sorry i misunderstood the question
[18:01] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: Install them?
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> Wulfy: let me check it
[18:02] <Ubuntu-user> yeah
[18:02] <Ubuntu-user> i'm having some issue with wine
[18:02] <soreau> IdleOne: Yea, he asked specifically how to get that model device working with ubuntu
[18:02] <llutz> ActionParsnip: cgiirc.org
[18:02] <invisilux> it is?
[18:02] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: What is the problem??
[18:03] <invisilux> cool. Thank you for clearing some stuff for me :)
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> llutz: looks good dude, its in the repo too ;)
[18:04] <llutz> ActionParsnip: works fine, easy to configure
[18:04] <Ubuntu-user> i installed java on wine to use SDM for cisco and than i was unable to remove java...
[18:04] <Sin`> yea
[18:04] <Sin`> they sent me here
[18:04] <Ubuntu-user> i feel its not working properly now
[18:04] <Sin`> they say it's ubuntu problem
[18:05] <Sin`> beacuse my device is clearly registered in wmvare
[18:05] <Sin`> but is not shown in ubuntu
[18:05] <Vivekananda> Hello everyone.I have this problem in lucid where when I do ctrl+s then the window pops up but disappears and the minimize and maximize my window again then only it is visible.Why is this?
[18:05] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: Maybe you can try #winehq for wine-specific support
[18:05] <Ubuntu-user> thanks mate
[18:05] <Garfield> ubentu
[18:05] <Garfield> virtual machine ey?
[18:06] <imi> hi :) how can I make ubuntu re-run my iptables based firewall every time my network status changes (e.g. wired connection attached, wireless connection establishes etc?)
[18:06] <Sin`> yea
[18:06] <sre-su> How to call the lock command at login so that immediately after login/auto-login the screen is locked?
[18:06] <enav> hi my coputer have 3 HDD 1 got ubuntu and the 2nd have winblow$, but i just remote the disk number 3 and now grub doe snot detect windows, i guess the dist 3 were the windows boot loader....how can i make taht windows appear in the grub list?????
[18:06] <Garfield> installing :D
[18:07] <soreau> Vivekananda: What program does this window belong to? ie. what does ctrl+s do for you?
[18:07] <SilentDis> is anyone here able to help me get network-manager functioning with a new mobile broadband device?
[18:07] <Vivekananda> It does a save and the problem is not particular to a window but from browsers this always happens
[18:07] <Vivekananda> It used to happen with nautilus but somehow corrected I dont know how
[18:08] <Vivekananda> the browsers being Chrome and Firefox
[18:08] <soreau> enav: You'd probably manually have to add a windows entry if it's not detected by update-grub2
[18:08] <enav> ok
[18:09] <js_> how can i change the gnome session to only read from xinitrc/xsession without launching gnome?
[18:10] <enav> who is flooding here?
[18:10] <enav> is a hack attack?
[18:10] <soreau> js_: You could stop gdm from starting and just start X manually.. or create a custom session to select in gdm
[18:10] <tehbaut> how do I check if I'm running x64 or not?
[18:10] <Fuchs> tehbaut: uname -m
[18:10] <tehbaut> I don't remember what version I installed
[18:10] <kaffien> I cannot seem to get apt-get updates
[18:10] <js_> soreau: any hints on creating a custom session?
[18:10] <soreau> enav: It's not a flood, it's people joining/parting the channel. You may be able to disable join/leave messages in your irc client
[18:10] <kaffien> is there issues with the us updates servers today or something?
[18:10] <Garfield> anyone here familiar with ryzom
[18:11] <soreau> js_: /msg FusioBot standalone
[18:11] <tehbaut> Fuchs: i686 ...is that x64 I presume?
[18:11] <js_> soreau: thank thee
[18:11] <Unode|Work> hi guys
[18:11] <soreau> js_: Will at least give you some idea I guess. Shows you how to use standalone X with compiz
[18:11] <Docfxit> I have a problem writing files.  When I use sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf   I change something, save the file, it doesn't give me an error.  If I close and then re-open my changes aren't there.
[18:11] <Unode|Work> I'm trying to redirect output in crontab but it's ignoring the standard &>/dev/null
[18:11] <Fuchs> tehbaut: no, that would be x86 (32 bit)
[18:12] <Docfxit> I'm running Ubuntu 10.10 from a thumb drive.
[18:12] <Unode|Work> the command I'm running is "python somescript.py &> /dev/null"
[18:12] <sre-su> How to call the lock command at login so that immediately after login/auto-login the screen is locked?
[18:12] <wildc4rd> evenin all
[18:12] <soreau> sre-su: If there is a command to lock the screen, you can just call that from your session startup
[18:12] <Unode|Work> since dash is the default shell, is cron also affected by this? meaning that I need a different redirect statement?
[18:12] <tehbaut> Fuchs: I though x86 would be i386... or is that only for windows?
[18:13] <soreau> Unode|Work: Where is the output ending up?
[18:13] <Fuchs> tehbaut: i*86 is  x86
[18:13] <Unode|Work> soreau, on email
[18:14] <soreau> Unode|Work: There's a way to set email to null
[18:14] <Unode|Work> soreau, yes, but I still want email
[18:14] <Ubuntu-user> wine error for insallation : Error when opening a registry key the key doesnt' exist key Java Runtime Environment......
[18:14] <Fuchs> tehbaut: else uname -m  would say x86_64
[18:14] <soreau> Unode|Work: right..
[18:14] <Unode|Work> soreau, but not stderr
[18:14] <sre-su> soreau: How to call that at login/auto-login? I want that just after auto-login screen is locked ...
[18:14] <tehbaut> Fuchs: gotcha... ok, thanks!
[18:14] <soreau> Unode|Work: Does it make a difference if you try > /dev/null 2&>1 ?
[18:14] <Unode|Work> soreau, testing
[18:15] <soreau> sre-su: what?
[18:15] <sre-su> soreau: How to call lock command at login/auto-login?
[18:15] <soreau> sre-su: I don't know if there's a command to lock the screen but if you have one, you can use it
[18:15] <gnewb> sre-su: Just disable Auto Login, it will boot to Login Screen, done.
[18:16] <soreau> Unode|Work: Sorry, it's supposed to be > /dev/null 2>&1
[18:16] <stianhj> sre-su, gnome-screensaver-command --lock will lock the screen
[18:16] <Unode|Work> sre-su, make it part of the .bashrc or whatever shell you use (if you mean terminal logins)
[18:16] <sre-su> I just want to know about a way which allows to auto-login to a particular account AND immediately locks screen?
[18:16] <stianhj> sre-su, you can add that command to your session startup
[18:17] <soreau> sre-su: So try 'gnome-screensaver-command --lock' to make sure it works, then put it in your session startup (sys>prefs>startup)
[18:17] <sre-su> stianhj: Yeah.. that seems fine. What could be the command for KDE?
[18:17] <stianhj> sre-su, i have no idea tbh
[18:17] <sre-su> Thanks anyway
[18:18] <soreau> sre-su: Which is the default kde screensaver?
[18:18] <Ubuntu-user> Can anyone help me with Wine issue?
[18:18] <soreau> ! anyone | Ubuntu-user
[18:18] <Unode|Work> soreau, nope, doesn't work
[18:18] <gnewb> Ubuntu-user: Did you ask in #wine?
[18:19] <Ubuntu-user> yeah no reply
[18:19] <Ubuntu-user> :P
[18:19] <Unode|Work> soreau, it's taking 2 as an argument to the script
[18:19] <gnewb> okee dokee
[18:19] <sre-su> soreau: I've set it to Blank screen here
[18:20] <Ubuntu-user> installation of any programe in wine returns error opening a registry key the key doesnt' exist key Java Runtime Environment blah blah
[18:20] <soreau> Unode|Work: Try using the full path to python and the file arg to python
[18:20] <gnewb> Ubuntu-user: Is it the latest ppa?
[18:20] <sre-su> Ubuntu-user: Do you have jdk or jre installed?
[18:20] <stianhj> Ubuntu-user, have you installed Java in wine?
[18:20] <drc> Ubuntu-user: try #winehq...#wine is an invitation only channel
[18:20] <gnewb> Ubuntu-user: Here> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine
[18:21] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: If you want to reset all wine, try removing .wine folder from your home directory
[18:21] <Unode|Work> soreau, it's dash (the shell I mean)
[18:21] <Ubuntu-user> nope
[18:21] <soreau> whoa :)
[18:21] <Ubuntu-user> how to remove .wine and install fre
[18:21] <Ubuntu-user> with java application
[18:21] <sre-su> soreau: How will default screensaver help?
[18:21] <stianhj> rm -rf ~/.wine
[18:21] <stianhj> will remove .wine directory
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> stianhj: why use force?
[18:22] <Pici> sre-su: Have you asked your KDE specific question in #kubuntu ?
[18:22] <stianhj> Ubuntu-user, you don't need to remove it.. just install Java Runtime
[18:22] <uRock> why not rm dir?
[18:22] <stianhj> oh, rm -r then
[18:22] <soreau> sre-su: Well that gnome-screensaver command is obviously for gnome-screensaver but I don't think gnome-screensaver is the default in kde
[18:22] <stianhj> ActionParsnip, habbit i guess
[18:22] <stianhj> probably a bad one :P
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> stianhj: its a REALLY bad habit
[18:22] <stianhj> ActionParsnip, pffft (i know)
[18:23] <sre-su> Pici: Thanks.
[18:23] <alsuna> ActionParsnip: why is rm -f such a bad habit?
[18:23] <vooze> Hmm, sound just stopped working.. what could be the case? the "welcome sound" worked fine.. and then when i opened som net radio it shut down
[18:23] <solenoid> http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/17/ocz-vertex-3-pro-hits-the-test-bench-sets-the-new-single-drive/
[18:23] <solenoid> yay
[18:23] <solenoid> it is now ok to buy SSDs
[18:23] <FloodBot3> solenoid: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:23] <pcypher> how do I add my user to a folder that has root permissions?
[18:24] <soreau> vooze: Did you try rebooting?
[18:24] <soreau> ! ot | solenoid
[18:24] <uRock> solenoid, MaximumPC has been showing those in systems for almost a year now, they are fine and fast
[18:24] <vooze> soreau, i'll give it a try.. brb :)
[18:24] <Ubuntu-user> i removed wine :)
[18:24] <solenoid> oops, sorry, wrong terminal, my apologies
[18:24] <Ubuntu-user> will install fresh wine :)
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> alsuna: you may mistakedly use it on a folder then it will delete it, no questions asked. Throwing force options around in general is a really BAD idea and should only be use when necessary
[18:25] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: Reinstalling an application while leaving it's settings folder behind will effectively do nothing
[18:25] <alsuna> ActionParsnip: thx
[18:25] <h0ar3> guys I have cloned Linus' kernel branch. how can I compile and install it for ubuntu? can anyone help?
[18:25] <Ubuntu-user> soreau: than?
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> alsuna: most cases when you want to delete you don't need -f yet people have the bad habit of adding it and its simply not needed
[18:25] <Xi3t> Hello everyone. :)
[18:25] <soreau> ! compile | h0ar3
[18:25] <Ubuntu-user> soreau: i remove the folder as well :)
[18:26] <pcypher> I do not want to chown...
[18:26] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: All's you have to do is remove the folder and restart wine
[18:26] <pcypher> just add a user
[18:26] <Ubuntu-user> soreau: done :)
[18:26] <h0ar3> soreau: the link is broken on this page. it does not tell how to compile kernel.
[18:26] <pcypher> i can sudo folders all day... but this seems easier
[18:26] <vooze> soreau, seems that worked.. weird
[18:26] <Docfxit> I can't figure out how to write a file.
[18:26] <h0ar3> soreau: plus I have a different kernel source than the repositories
[18:26] <soreau> h0ar3: What page?
[18:26] <ershad> I accidently 'quit' the volume control icon in the top panel. I tried adding 'gnome-volume-control-applet' to start up, it comes, but it doesn't have the rhythmbox control in it, could you help me to get back the old volume control?
[18:27] <llutz> ActionParsnip: rm -r    also won't ask if you're sure to delete something.
[18:27] <vooze> Is there any software like Apple spotlight - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotlight_%28software%29 - For ubuntu?? I've testet Gnome Do, wich is nice.. but nice really the same
[18:27] <stianhj> h00k, http://tinyurl.com/4z9tffu
[18:27] <Ubuntu-user> soreau: how to add wine latest version with java now ?
[18:27] <pcypher> voice: pcypher
[18:27] <stianhj> wrong
[18:27] <stianhj> h0ar3, http://tinyurl.com/4z9tffu
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> llutz: if it's not in use
[18:27] <pcypher> nope
[18:27] <ChipDSnow> I need to copy files that have the same names from one directory to another.  Is there a command that I can use that will append the file name with a number say filename - xx?
[18:27] <hardhead> what is the  command to boot from CD-ROM in the terminal
[18:27] <uRock> hardhead, there isn't one
[18:27] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: If you want the latest version of wine, you can install the wine ppa
[18:28] <k_sze> What's the easiest ftp server to configure on Ubuntu for anonymous access?
[18:28] <uRock> that has to be done via BIOS hardhead
[18:28] <h0ar3> stianhj: all they tell in results get the source from repository. I have a different source without no config files.
[18:28] <Ubuntu-user> soreau: wine ppa?
[18:28] <stianhj> Ubuntu-user, Wine doesn't come WITH Java, you have to install it like any other program you install in Wine
[18:28] <soreau> h0ar3: This link seems to work fine for me https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KernelCompileHowto
[18:28] <soreau> h0ar3: There's just no article there for it :)
[18:28]  * soreau tries to fix the link
[18:28] <hardhead> uRock: so how do I boot my Ubuntu server onto Ubuntu 10 in order to partition because it wont let me make the partition inside Gparted
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu-user: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-wine/+archive/ppa
[18:30] <Docfxit> Could someone please help figure out how to write a file to a thumb drive.
[18:30] <h0ar3> soreau: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KernelCompileHowto does that really work?
[18:30] <llutz> ActionParsnip: in use? you mean something like "lutz@watson:~/testdir$ rm -r ../testdir" ?  it won't ask, just deletes
[18:30] <stianhj> Docfxit, just copy it with Nautilus
[18:30] <ershad> I accidently 'quit' the volume control icon in the top panel. I tried adding 'gnome-volume-control-applet' to start up, it comes, but it doesn't have the rhythmbox control in it, could you help me to get back the old volume control?
[18:30] <soreau> h0ar3: Yes, I'm going to fix the link on that page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KernelCompileHowto
[18:30] <stianhj> ershad, did you remove the indicator-applet?
[18:31] <mia158> vooze: I was just wondering the same thing yesterday. I was able to find beagle but have not had a chance to test it yet
[18:31] <ershad> stianhj, that's it :) thank you so much :)
[18:32] <stianhj> ershad, no problem
[18:32] <mia158> vooze: I have also seen some people use google's desktop search engine
[18:33] <_ProGammer> Hey ,anyone has Ubuntu x64 on Dell Latitude E6500 with bryl ?
[18:34] <_ProGammer> does the default driver install support bryl or ... ?
[18:35] <stianhj> _ProGammer, bryl?
[18:35] <oneill887> irc.quakenet.org
[18:35] <rasalghul> help
[18:35] <_ProGammer> beryl
[18:35] <rasalghul> #kroustil
[18:35] <soreau> Hrm
[18:35] <soreau> I'm trying to edit a ubuntu wiki page but I don't see where the links are in the source of the page
[18:36] <stianhj> _ProGammer, i think if you have 3D drivers install (I'm guessing Intel) Beryl should work fine..
[18:36] <Docfxit> stianhj, I have a problem writing files.  When I use sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf   I change something, save the file, it doesn't give me an error.  If I close and then re-open my changes aren't there.
[18:37] <_ProGammer> when i install my ubuntu Hardware driver popup to install a driver for nvidia card
[18:37] <Docfxit> I have Ubuntu running from the thumb drive.
[18:37] <_ProGammer> now i dont know if it support 3d or not ?
[18:37] <stianhj> Docfxit, do you have the thumb set up with persistent storage?
[18:37] <Docfxit> stianhj, How would I check that?
[18:37] <soreau> _ProGammer: What is the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer'?
[18:37] <stianhj> _ProGammer, if you installed the nvidia driver, beryl should work fine
[18:38] <soreau> stianhj: You mean compiz?
[18:38] <stianhj> Docfxit, how'd you create the USB thing?
[18:38] <stianhj> soreau, he asked about beryl.. which i assume should work as well?
[18:38] <drc> Docfxit: are you running Ubuntu from the .iso on the thumb drive or did you install Ubuntu to the thumb drive?
[18:38] <_ProGammer> i heard about ubuntu non free drivers ?
[18:38] <stianhj> soreau, if he installed it that is
[18:38] <stianhj> _ProGammer, that's what the popup thing is..
[18:38] <shibboleth> Question:  I'm dual-booting Windows and Ubuntu off the same hard drive, different partitions.  originally the Windows partition would show up under Places as a mountable directory.  this doesn't happen anymore.  I can still mount /dev/sda1 manually but it's a bit tedious.  is there a way to automount this on bootup without needing to enter sudo pword?
[18:39] <_ProGammer> :D thanks
[18:39] <soreau> stianhj: No, beryl is very old and outdated. Compiz is used in favor. Compiz is the default wm in ubuntu
[18:39] <Docfxit> drc, It could be from the ISO.  I used an install program that made the thumb drive bootable and downloaded the ISO.
[18:39] <angell> I can't seem to get this working right, I keep getting sound from my headphones and stereos at the same time
[18:39] <stianhj> soreau, i know it's the default.. he asked about beryl, but i'm guessing compiz is what he relly wants
[18:40] <angell> I've tried everything from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4869649 and still can't get it right
[18:40] <joaozinho> hello
[18:40] <soreau> stianhj: Most likely, yes
[18:40] <joaozinho> do you know a channel where I can make a question related to linux/USB/programming?
[18:40] <angell> Is it that my hardware isn't compatiable with Ubuntu?
[18:40] <jo-erlend>  can Ubuntu boot from a software raid 5 now?
[18:40] <soreau> ! beryl | stianhj _ProGammer
[18:40] <joaozinho> In the meanwhile, why don't I have a /proc/bus/usb folder?
[18:40] <Docfxit> drc, I didn't know you could run directly from the ISO.  When it boots up it has a menu. One option is to install Ubuntu.  Should I try that?
[18:41] <stianhj> joaozinho, #linux?
[18:41] <lostogre_> can anyone tell me where h2n is in lucid?
[18:41] <_ProGammer> !compiz
[18:42] <Jdogg420> what flsh player package do i need to watch you tube?
[18:42] <gnewb> angell: Do you have the Alsa Mixer or some Audio Mixer installed?
[18:42] <lostogre_> Jdogg420, why not get the flash player from Adobe?
[18:42] <Jdogg420> ive tryed
[18:43] <lostogre_> Jdogg420, what have you tried?
[18:43] <Jdogg420> but i have a 64 bit system and they say the preview square one
[18:43] <Jdogg420>  and it did not work when i installed it still could not play video
[18:43] <angell> gnewb: I have Asla Mixer.
[18:43] <lostogre_> Jdogg420, what did you do to install it?
[18:43] <shlst> hello, is anyone here running ubuntu or ubuntu netbook edition on an asus eee 1018P ?
[18:43] <gnewb> angell: I think there is a Mute in that.
[18:44] <Jdogg420> it was a .deb and i dpkg it
[18:44] <Docfxit> Is there a way to tell if I'm running Ubuntu from the ISO or if it's installed?
[18:44] <lostogre_> Jdogg420, why not try just installing it in the plugins directory manually?
[18:45] <Jdogg420> ok ill try
[18:45] <Jdogg420> the fire fox plugins?
[18:45] <angell> gnewb: From the volume panel thats in my taskbar or through the terminal?
[18:45] <lostogre_> Jdogg420, make sure that all traces of any other "flash" players are gone.
[18:45] <lostogre_> Jdogg420, yes
[18:46] <inaproblemflash> hello ppl
[18:46] <Jdogg420> ok
[18:46] <gnewb> angell: Try the GUI one.
[18:46] <inaproblemflash> any one out here to help?
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> llutz: like a file which is currently open, sorry was slow
[18:46] <kuramoto> hello guys. i need some help about the problem about my crashed HDD.
[18:46] <lostogre_> does anyone know where h2n from the bind utilities in lucid whent?
[18:46] <lostogre_> inaproblemflash, don't ask to ask, just ask.
[18:47] <inaproblemflash> LOL
[18:47] <inaproblemflash> i have a problem with my flash player..
[18:47] <lostogre_> inaproblemflash, details?
[18:47] <inaproblemflash> flash pluin installer
[18:47] <Diverdude> Is there an alternative to  the find command? Apparently on the university server there is no find command.
[18:47] <inaproblemflash> plugin*
[18:47] <lostogre_> inaproblemflash, distro version, bits, etc?
[18:48] <inaproblemflash> ubuntu 10.10 (maverick)
[18:48] <lostogre_> Diverdude, locate?
[18:48] <llutz> ActionParsnip: rm -r won't complain either ;)    don't get me wrong, i agree with you about general usage of -force, just not in case of rm
[18:48] <inaproblemflash> 64 i guess dunno abt bits exacttly
[18:48] <lostogre_> inaproblemflash, you need to know that for sure. uname -a on the cli.
[18:49] <inaproblemflash> i did nt get u..
[18:49] <Diverdude> lostogre_, locate is also not present
[18:49] <lostogre_> inaproblemflash, open a terminal and type uname -a
[18:49] <lostogre_> Diverdude, dunno, then.
[18:49] <angell> gnewb: Tried it, it muted everything.
[18:49] <angell> hrmm
[18:49] <inaproblemflash> 2.6.35-25-generic #44-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 21 17:40:44 UTC 2011 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[18:50] <llutz> Diverdude: ls -lRa / |grep pattern :)
[18:50] <lostogre_> inaproblemflash, you have the 64bit version.
[18:50] <gnewb> angell: Whoops, ok, lets see if we can resolve this...
[18:50] <inaproblemflash> yes.
[18:50] <angell> gnewb: I've tried the mute option and it muted everything, from the headphones all the way to the speakers.
[18:50] <kuramoto> okay, I m thinking to take my broken HDD(SAS format) to some special company for restoration. do you guys think is there any possibility of be analyzed and be stolen my files in HDD? HDD is encrypted as LVM.
[18:51] <inaproblemflash> wat do i do?
[18:51] <Diverdude> llutz, that also works for subfolders?
[18:51] <lostogre_> inaproblemflash, remove all of the installers from synaptic and install the square player from http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10_square.html. You have to copy it to the plugins directory manually.
[18:51] <llutz> Diverdude: man ls
[18:51] <Diverdude> llutz, awesome
[18:51] <serialize> inaproblemflash, do you see video?  without sound etc?
[18:52] <lostogre_> llutz, love that command....
[18:52] <Ubuntu-user> How to install java in wine?
[18:52] <inaproblemflash> no i see no video it says missing plugins..
[18:52] <soreau> lostogre_: There has no such file named h2n in lucid
[18:52] <gnewb> angell: Maybe here> http://newyork.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1641000
[18:52] <llutz> lostogre_: gnu-find is much more handy (if available)
[18:52] <soreau> lostogre_: s/has/was
[18:52] <serialize> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[18:52] <lostogre_> soreau, there should be.
[18:53] <serialize> enter that in your terminal
[18:53] <soreau> lostogre_: There isn't, according to packages.ubuntu.com
[18:53] <inaproblemflash> yes i did dat but its already the newest version it says..
[18:53] <lostogre_> its part of the dns utils.
[18:53] <betinho> hi people ... i'm new with ubuntu. how i can update my version of shutdown command? my shutdown does not have the -F option (force fsck on reboot)?
[18:53] <lostogre_> soreau, I know. that's my problem.
[18:53] <Anom01y_> hi, I have this video card on my computer
[18:53] <Anom01y_> description: VGA compatible controller
[18:53] <Anom01y_>        product: K8M800/K8N800/K8N800A [S3 UniChrome Pro]
[18:53] <serialize> sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[18:53] <Ubuntu-user> How to install java in wine ?
[18:54] <Anom01y_> do I need to do anything special to get drivers working for this, or does the default drivers support this card ?
[18:54] <serialize> ubuntu-user can you not run the exe?
[18:54] <soreau> Anom01y: You're not going to be able to do much 3D with that card, if any
[18:54] <Ubuntu-user> yeah
[18:55] <serialize> do you get an error message?
[18:55] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: Just run the java installer with wine
[18:55] <Ubuntu-user> that means download java and run exe :(
[18:55] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: yes
[18:55] <Ubuntu-user> lengthy process:P
[18:55] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: Better get started ;)
[18:55] <serialize> .net is a length process on my lappy :)
[18:55] <Ubuntu-user> wine installation in process:)
[18:56] <Ubuntu-user> serialize: Ubuntu can't run SDM thats why im using wine otherwise windows really is a trouble
[18:56] <serialize> SDM?
[18:57] <jkg> oh there's a thought. anyone using Chromium, and either an Adobe-supplied or Google-supplied PDF viewer inline in the browser?
[18:57] <Ubuntu-user> thats for cisco
[18:57] <serialize> i saw that on how to geek site
[18:57] <gnewb> angell: Ubuntu 10.10 Gnome?
[18:57] <soreau> !info sdm
[18:58] <llutz> soreau: Cisco SDM (Security Device Manager)
[18:58] <soreau> llutz: indeed
[18:58] <Ubuntu-user> yeah :)
[18:59] <muc1977muc> hi all
[18:59] <Ubuntu-user> soreau: b/w i'm unable to install wine it gives some error now :P
[18:59] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: What error?
[19:00] <christian_lappy> llutz: problem with your sdm ?
[19:00] <Ubuntu-user> hang on i'll paste here
[19:00] <vooze> Hello.. I've just installed deskbar-applet from the softwarecenter.. but where do i find the "search bar" anyone having some experience with it?
[19:00] <llutz> christian_lappy: nope
[19:00] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: Use ubuntu.pastebin.com for more than a couple lines
[19:01] <gnewb> !paste | Ubuntu-user
[19:01] <Tartarus> Did Ubuntu 10.10 change process scheduling over 10.04?
[19:02] <Tartarus> And if so, what's the toggle to put it back?
[19:02] <Ubuntu-user> wow this is really great :)
[19:02] <Ubuntu-user> christian_lappy: How to setup SDM in ubuntu ?
[19:03] <christian_lappy> hopefully sdm is a java webapp like asdm
[19:03] <alienkid10> I booted into ubuntu today and it won't connect to my wired network
[19:03] <grendal_prime> hey
[19:04] <grendal_prime> can you mount a zip file as a...like drive?
[19:04] <grendal_prime> i know that sounds werd
[19:04] <alienkid10> 10.10 everytime I click to connect to auto eth0 it fails and both ends of the cable are in good and I can connect in Windows
[19:04] <Ubuntu-user> soreau: http://paste.ubuntu.com/568384/
[19:04] <soreau> grendal_prime: What are you trying to do?
[19:04] <gnewb> vooze: Docky?
[19:04] <Diverdude> I downloaded package: thinlinc-client-3.1.2-2751.i586.rpm  H
[19:04] <pplask> hello!
[19:04] <Diverdude> which is an update for thinlinc
[19:05] <pplask> i created a bridge with bridge utils
[19:05] <Diverdude> how do i do the update?
[19:05] <pplask> but my computer behid it cannot ping anywhere outside the firewall
[19:05] <vooze> gnewb, what do you mean?? docky?
[19:05] <gnewb> !update | Diverdue
[19:05] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, in the terminal sudo dhclient eth0
[19:06] <Ubuntu-user> ubuntu irc help is great :)
[19:06] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: will try
[19:06] <gnewb> vooze: I thought you said you added a Dock Applet from Software Center?
[19:06] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: Looks like there's some problem with the wine ppa repo. You'll have to contact whoever produces it
[19:06] <pplask> please, can u help me to create a bridge?
[19:06] <angell> gnewb: No, Ubuntu 10.04 on a Compaq Presario CQ60
[19:07] <vooze> no, a search applet.. desktop-applet its called..
[19:07] <alch3mist> can someone give me a small xchat tutorial :S
[19:07] <vooze> gnewb,
[19:07] <angell> gnewb: Card: HDA Intel, Chip: Conexant ID 5067
[19:07] <soreau> pplask: What kind of bridge?
[19:08] <pplask> soreau, transparent firewall
[19:08] <Ubuntu-user> soreau: i will try 1.2 instead of 1.3:)
[19:08] <vooze> alch3mist, : #xchat
[19:08] <pplask> soreau, ht machine behind it gets an ip address from the DHCP but i cant ping anywhere
[19:08] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: make sure to run apt-get update after installing any repo..
[19:08] <alch3mist> im sorry
[19:08] <gnewb> angell: Ok, this is older, but looks like it may be the or a solution: > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1315138
[19:08] <alch3mist> im new
[19:08] <alch3mist> could you pst plz?
[19:08] <alch3mist> >.<
[19:09] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: no DHCPOFFERS: received NEWLINE no working leases in persistent database - sleeping
[19:09] <gnewb> vooze: You added Desklets or a Dock like thing?
[19:09] <valera> не русская комната?
[19:09] <Pici> !ru | valera
[19:10] <gnewb> !ru
[19:10] <gnewb> whoops
[19:10] <seidos> any ideas why ftp is slower than scp?  i'm trying to get something faster than scp which is going at around 2MB/s
[19:10] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: no DHCPOFFERS: received NEWLINE no working leases in persistent database - sleeping any ideas?
[19:11] <wedwo-> alch3mist, open the wedwo- chanel on the left of your screen
[19:11] <soreau> pplask: This should get you started, even though it's very old may still be relevant
[19:11] <soreau> pplask: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkConnectionBridge
[19:12] <digitig> Problems doing clean upgrade from 10.04 LTS. Documentation says "Start Synaptic. Click on the Status button in the lower left, then Installed (local or obsolete in the list above" but none of the optiojs show anything like "local" or "obsolete". What do I do?
[19:12] <pplask> soreau, thanks
[19:12] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, ok dhcp=eth0 , the sudo dhclient eth0
[19:12] <alienkid10> ok
[19:12] <gnewb> I have to feed the kitty cat, back in a moment.
[19:12] <thorny> hi....does anyone have a suggestion fora replacement dns package other than bind9?
[19:12] <soreau> pplask: basically, you use brctl
[19:13] <soreau> pplask: More help in #networking
[19:13] <thorny> thanks
[19:13] <soreau> bbl
[19:14] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: same as before but it did somemore DHCPDISCOVER stuff
[19:14] <StepNjump> Hi, is anyone familiar with Amarok here?
[19:14] <digitig> Can anyone help me with clean upgrade?
[19:15] <as001> Hi is there maximum value of ifconfig Rx and Tx Bytes after which those are 0 ?
[19:15] <Ubuntu-user> unable to update after adding wine ppa
[19:15] <Ubuntu-user> that is the only problem it seems:)
[19:16] <digitig> Anyone?
[19:17] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: any other ideas?
[19:18] <Ubuntu-user> can anyone help me with above error... that is after adding wine ppa http://paste.ubuntu.com/568396/
[19:18] <digitig> Can anybody help me with problems upgrading from 10.04 LTS?
[19:19] <shaula> I like updating using apt-get but after I totally update using command line there seems to be more updates in the update-manager as security updates, why does not command line apt-get upgrade does not make full updates? anyway to fix?
[19:19] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: You have repos from hardy and lucid which is a really bad idea
[19:20] <Ubuntu-user> how to fix this problem ?
[19:20] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: You need to edit /etc/apt/sources.list and remove all entries for any version of ubuntu other than what you're using, and run apt-get update again
[19:20] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, ifconfig ..pastebin the output
[19:20] <alienkid10> ok
[19:22] <Jdogg420> do i need a firewall for any thing?? what does it help
[19:22] <Ubuntu-user> !paste
[19:22] <gnewb> shaula: There are multiple items and other repository or pkg data that is involved in that.
[19:23] <MrMintanet2> Jdogg420, Do you have a router?
[19:23] <adeee> guys i just install a firewall right now. what is it benefit
[19:23] <shaula> gnewb, don't they use the same sourcelist file
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> adeee: same as any firewall
[19:23] <Ubuntu-user> soreau: http://paste.ubuntu.com/568397/   here is the list im using ubuntu 10.04
[19:23] <xiambax> You think NBR could be hacked onto this? http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/17/nec-busts-out-an-android-netbook-the-lifetouch-note/
[19:23] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: this includs both my NICs eth1 semi-works but drops connection alot so I installed eth0 http://paste.ubuntu.com/568398/
[19:23] <MrMintanet2> adeee, It blocks ports and programs from accessing your computer.  In addition, it also allows specific programs and ports to enter/exit your system.
[19:24]  * jfm` is away: Je ne suis pas là
[19:24] <th_> hello. okay my hauppauge tv card was working fine yesterday. today kaffeine: device not found. wtf? :S
[19:24] <adeee_> koe urdu bolnay wala hay idhar?
[19:24] <MrMintanet2> Anyone here use Pandora with Adobe AIR?
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> adeee_: http://www.cavsi.com/questionsanswers/what-does-a-firewall-do/
[19:24] <johngillow> hindi wala hu
[19:24] <johngillow> bolo
[19:24] <johngillow> @adeee_
[19:25] <johngillow> u need urdu??
[19:25] <johngillow> i speak hindi
[19:25] <johngillow> quit
[19:25] <johngillow> exit
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | MrMintanet2
[19:25] <Tigger__> anyone recommend a Network Time Protocol for setting the time from time servers?
[19:25] <Ghastly> heh
[19:25] <Ghastly> heres a pretty dumb question
[19:26]  * johngillow exit
[19:26] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: That looks fine but the output from apt-get update you showed earlier shows hardy repos mixed in
[19:26] <gnewb> shaula: That is part of the , hate to say error, so I will say is a defunct package thing, not UNIX speak, but is human, some packages upgrade others, in the process the old packages are not removed, took me a while to learn how that works, there is data on the Ubuntu and Debian site that explains it better than I can, is basically Orphaned stuff.
[19:26] <MrMintanet2> ActionParsnip, that was my real question....  thanks for the chat etiquette snippet...  Do you feel that helps people?
[19:26] <Ghastly> why in $deitys name, is the only functional way to tile windows, a console app?
[19:26] <Ubuntu-user> wine is always a problem
[19:26] <Ubuntu-user> any thing other than wine:)
[19:26] <dwarder> how do i mount blu-ray/AVCHD iso ?
[19:26] <soreau> th_: Probably a driver issue. Check dmesg output?
[19:27] <MrMintanet2> Anyone here use Pandora with Adobe AIR?
[19:27] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: this includes both my NICs eth1 semi-works but drops connection alot so I installed eth0 http://paste.ubuntu.com/568398/
[19:27] <Jdogg420> MrMintanet2 nope
[19:27] <th_> soreau, "a"
[19:27] <sandstrom> How can I hide all no-cpu processes in top?
[19:27] <th_> soreau, "[  233.960157] tda18271_write_regs: [0-0060|M] ERROR: idx = 0x5, len = 1, i2c_transfer returned: -5"
[19:27] <th_> [  233.960163] tda18271_init: [0-0060|M] error -5 on line 830
[19:27] <th_> [  233.960167] tda18271_tune: [0-0060|M] error -5 on line 908
[19:27] <th_> full of that
[19:27] <FloodBot3> th_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:27] <th_> [  233.960170] tda18271_set_params: [0-0060|M] error -5 on line 989
[19:28] <soreau> Ubuntu-user: Oh that's right, I forgot.. there are some other files in /etc. Can you pastebin the output of 'grep -Rin hardy /etc' ?
[19:28] <splnet> Anyone know how to emulate the 3rd mouse button with a trackpad on my laptop?
[19:28] <shaula> gnewb, thank you for your help, I ll digg more to learn about it, always thought that they should be equivalent ways of updating system, sorry to learn that they are not
[19:28] <soreau> splnet: left and right click at the same time
[19:29] <Ubuntu-user> sure soreau lemme see where it is :P
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: yes as it gets them to ask te real question. In responce to your question, I'm sure people do use it
[19:29] <iiname> hi, i have an iso image, the CD writer wants to know "Do you want to create a disc from the contents of the image or with the image file inside?"
[19:29] <gnewb> shaula: Here is a link that explains it better:> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/cleaning-up-all-unnecessary-junk-files-in-ubuntu.html
[19:30] <MrMintanet2> ActionParsnip, I am looking for someone who uses it.  I am not going to write out a paragraph question if there isn't anyone in here who uses it.  Go lecture someone else.  I'm not causing any harm.
[19:30] <splnet> soreau: great thanks!
[19:30] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, ping www.google.com
[19:30] <soreau> iiname: If you're just burning the image to disk, you want to create the disk using the image itself, not the contents
[19:30] <shaula> gnewb, checking it thanks a lot
[19:30] <soreau> splnet: No problem
[19:30] <pawleen> #france
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: just ask, like ubottu says, then anyone using it will reply.
[19:31] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: "ping: unknown host www.google.com"
[19:31] <gnewb> shaula: You are very welcome, and always make a backup, please.
[19:31] <root__> I?
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> alienkid10: can you ping 8.8.8.8 ?
[19:31] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, you need to install the driver for the nic
[19:32] <Diverdude> I have a directory i want to delete, but i cannot do neither rm -R or rmdir because i get an error saying the device is bus
[19:32] <Diverdude> y
[19:32] <alienkid10> ActionParsnip: will try
[19:32] <iiname> soreau, i am still confused, this is the iso image of android, what do I do? "burn as file" or "burn contents'?
[19:32] <MrMintanet2> ActionParsnip, thanks for the worldly advice.  I will be sure to refer back to it when it actually applies to my chat behavior.
[19:32] <Joepie> Q: whats LVM and what can i do with it ?
[19:32] <Jdogg420> do i need a firewall for anything im using dialup
[19:32] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: it was working before kernel update!
[19:32] <gnewb> ActionParsnip: Quit giving out my IP# please....
[19:32] <Diverdude> if i wnter the folder and ls i dont see any content
[19:32] <Diverdude> wnter=enter
[19:32] <nixbox> hi all
[19:32] <alienkid10> ActionParsnip: host unreachable
[19:32] <MrMintanet2> gnewb, He isn't giving out "your" IP address.  What are you talking about?
[19:32] <nixbox> how do i figure out the font file path corresponding to a font listed by fc-list?
[19:32] <root__> sorry,have chinese?
[19:33] <Pici> !zh | root__
[19:33] <rand_u> can you run fsck repair from grub? I have a md0 device that found errors and says to repair manually. i don't have any other way to boot the system (no cd drive)
[19:33] <Sam_eye_am> How do I reset my dual monitor setup after messing it up by running in recovery mode?
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> gnewb: hahaa
[19:33] <MrMintanet2> gnewb, You realize everyone here can see your IP?
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> alienkid10: then you have no connection
[19:33] <gnewb> Yeah, was just a funny to lighten up a bit.
[19:33] <alienkid10> ActionParsnip BluesKaj  why would the nic work before kernel upgrade but not after?
[19:34] <Joepie> Q: whats LVM and what can i do with it ?
[19:34] <gnewb> !LVM
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> alienkid10: the new kernel sounds like it has a regression. If you compiled the module under the old module then you will need to recompile it under the new kernel
[19:35] <alienkid10> ActionParsnip: didn't compile anything it just worked before
[19:35] <Sam_eye_am> How can i reset my NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS dual monitor setup?
[19:35] <iiname> soreau, i am still confused, this is the iso image of android, what do I do? "burn as file" or "burn contents'? (sorry, asking again)
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: its te standard reply for when users use pointles questions like "does anyone use" etc, its a worthless question
[19:35] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, alt+f2,  gksudo gedit /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state make sure network is enabled
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> Sam_eye_am: once you install the proprietary driver, you can use nvidia-settings to setup the dual display
[19:35] <alienkid10> ActionParsnip: what's the current kernel ver?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> alienkid10: which release?
[19:36] <MrMintanet2> ActionParsnip, Again, thank you for the explanation as to why you felt the need to tell me how to ask questions.  Luckily, my question was pertinent in the context it was asked, regardless if you think so or not.  I'm not an ass.  I know how to ask a question.
[19:36] <dwarder> how do i mount blu-ray/AVCHD iso ? use -t udf
[19:36] <qcode> ActionParsnip: Different kernel symbols
[19:36] <dwarder> for thouse who wanted to know
[19:36] <alienkid10> ActionParsnip: 10.10
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> !info linux-image | alienkid10
[19:36] <sandstrom> Is it possible to set up port forwarding for multiple ports in one tunnel?
[19:37] <MrMintanet2> ActionParsnip, Rather than having this banter in the chat, you can message me.  I do not think that it is appropriate for us to sit and debate this in the room.
[19:37] <Tigger__> does ubuntu  correct my machines time every time i reboot?
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: i've said all I can really
[19:37] <MrMintanet2> Tigger__, Are you using a Live CD?
[19:37] <Sam_eye_am> ActionParsnip, I had it setup but had to remove 2nd monitor and then ran it with a single monitor and now it refuses to go back to dual!
[19:37] <MrMintanet2> Sam_eye_am, Rebuild X
[19:37] <Diego1> Hi, I've got a problem between my xubuntu 10.04 and the fn keys, volume knob and dvd-rw, they all stop working after sometime working. Could someone give me a hint of which package manages those?
[19:38] <gnewb> Tigger_: Do you have it set up to sync with network time servers?
[19:38] <Sam_eye_am> ActionParsnip, I tried to recover the backup settings and that didn't work
[19:38] <Tigger__> MrMintanet: no I have it installed on my hardrive
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> Sam_eye_am: try:  sudo nvidia-xconfig   then restart x
[19:38] <Sam_eye_am> mrmintanet2
[19:38] <alienkid10> ActionParsnip: darn I have latest
[19:39] <Sam_eye_am> ActionParsnip, tried that
[19:39] <BluesKaj> ActionParsnip, ifconfig shows no gateway IP on alienkid10 's  nm
[19:39] <MrMintanet2> Tigger__, What is the problem?
[19:39] <Sam_eye_am> ActionParsnip, perhaps I should reinstall Nvidia driver?
[19:39] <MrMintanet2> Tigger__, What does the time say in your BIOS?  Are you sure your battery isn't bad?
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> Sam_eye_am: possibly, can't hurt to try
[19:40] <Tigger__> gnewb: I haven't been able to find anything on sttings yet :(
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> BluesKaj: could set one with route
[19:40] <MrMintanet2> Tigger__, Check your BIOS time.  See if it is wrong.
[19:40] <MrMintanet2> Tigger__, Your CMOS battery could be dead
[19:40] <Tigger__> MrMintanet: My battery is ok but my clock losses a little a bit of time now n again
[19:40] <Tigger__> losses
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> BluesKaj: someting like:   route add default gw 192.168.0.1 eth0     etc
[19:41] <MrMintanet2> Tigger__, Are your time zone settings accurate?  Have you checked?
[19:41] <Tigger__> the battery is good only losses a little bit
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> BluesKaj: prefix with sudo
[19:41] <alienkid10> BluesKaj:  that's something I know (if t's the IP to connect to the routers config page) where can I add it?
[19:41] <Tigger__> MrMintanet: yes timezone is perfect it just loses a minute or two
[19:41] <gnewb> Tigger__: Check BIOS time is a good starting point as was mentioned by MrMintanet2, also tzdata and some other CLI calls will find it out for you.
[19:42] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, read ActionParsnip 's post to me above
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> alienkid10: sudo route add default gw 192.168.0.1 eth0                 change eth0 for the interface you are using and 192.168.0.1 for the routers config page IP
[19:42] <alienkid10> ok
[19:42] <Diego1> Hi, I've got a problem between my xubuntu 10.04 and the fn keys, volume knob and dvd-rw, they all stop working after sometime working. Could someone give me a hint of which package manages those?
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> !dvd | Diego1
[19:43] <alienkid10> ActionParsnip: then sudo dhclient eth0
[19:44] <MrMintanet2> What command displays generic hardware information (processor, clock speed, RAM, etc.)  I am not interested in every PCI component (lspci).
[19:44] <Diego1> ubottu: it's blank dvd's which won't work
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> alienkid10: if you already have an IP this isn't necesssary
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Diego1: what happens when you put blank media in?
[19:44] <BluesKaj> or alienkid10 maybe you'd like to get rid of NM altogether and use this method: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
[19:45] <alienkid10> ActionParsnip: I ran it and it said no DHCPOFFERS received and none in persistent databases
[19:45] <Tigger__> MrMintanet: & gnewb thank you  for your help it's appreciated :) ... believe me :) all i need to know is will ubuntu correct my time if it a minute or two out when i reboot :)
[19:46] <Diego1> ActionParsnip: nothing at all, I've tried brasero xfburn and k3b all three have worked before, but after an hour or so, neither the dvd recorder nor volume knob or fn keys in keyboard work
[19:46] <alienkid10> is the 255.255.255.255 the subnetmask if so then it's wrong
[19:46] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, I have to ask the obvious question , have you checked your connections to the pc and router
[19:47] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: twice
[19:48] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: as I said before this connection worked in Windows before I rebooted into ubuntu
[19:48] <BluesKaj> alienkid10,  run route in the terminal
[19:48] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: what do you want me to look for
[19:48] <MrMintanet2> Tigger__, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime
[19:49] <Tigger__> MrMintanet: thanks buddy :D
[19:49] <BluesKaj> an IP adrress under gateway, alienkid10
[19:50] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: none just * next to link-local and default
[19:50] <Tigger__> MrMintanet: you \re a star mate :D thanks gnewb also mate:D
[19:50] <BluesKaj> or destination , alienkid10
[19:51] <Jezzz> 2nd day of using linux, forgive the noobness of the following:
[19:51] <pupuserc1803c> hirn
[19:51] <angell> Another question besides my audio issue.
[19:51] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: destination only says link-local and default under it
[19:51] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, did you open /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state i the run box as root and enable networking
[19:51] <angell> I wanted to know something else about ubuntu since I am trying to also fix an older laptop as well.
[19:52] <Jezzz> I installed a package "zoneminder".  Install seems to have completed successfully, however I can't find it anywhere.  Where do apps go if thy don't add themself to "Applications"
[19:52] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: no but can
[19:52] <Jezzz> ?
[19:52] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, Are you certain it installed?  If so, how?
[19:52] <angell> I wanted to know if it was possible that I could maybe get ubuntu to boot up and then finish its install by pulling the rest of the iso via usb?
[19:53] <Jezzz> MrMintanet, "Ubuntu Software Center" shows it as installed.
[19:53] <daniel_tree> hey guys ... I face the sneakiest and the most annoying bug ever...it is since 10.04 I hoped it will go away in time...but it didnt...
[19:53] <uRock> angell, unetbootin can do something like that
[19:53] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, make sure all settings are true
[19:53] <angell> really?
[19:53] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, You're using 10.10 Desktop?
[19:53] <Jezzz> MrMintanet, yes
[19:53] <daniel_tree> http://pastie.org/1575962
[19:53] <kenneth_reitz> Is there a good apt repo to install python25 on 10.10?
[19:53] <daniel_tree> if someone can take a look ..I would appreciate it
[19:54] <angell> uRock: The system I am dealing with has two partitions and I want one of them gone, though it would be better if I can wipe the whole partition and just put Ubuntu.
[19:54] <Abinadi> !usb | angell
[19:54] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: all are ture
[19:54] <sygnous> anybody know if the current version of mencoder in 10.10 is multithreaded?
[19:54] <alienkid10> true*
[19:54] <tux_> is there a 10.10.1 release scheduled?
[19:55] <daniel_tree> it behaves like this...all of the sudden the keyboard is not responding ...and I get this msg ...acpi exception...(the code I pasted it )
[19:55] <angell> And one more.. Does Ubuntu work with the old cards?? PCMCIA?
[19:55] <Jezzz> MrMintanet, I found a doc that describes how to install and config the  .deb, but i thought going through Software Center would be a bit easier for a beginner.
[19:55] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, (On the computer with ZM installed) Go to http://localhost/zm/index.php
[19:55] <Diego1> Correction, no cd nor dvd blank or written loads
[19:55] <Pici> tux_: No. Only LTS releases get those minor point releases.
[19:55] <Jezzz> MrMintanet, nothing there
[19:55] <tux_> Pici, cheers
[19:55] <Jezzz> MrMintanet,  I checked var/www as well
[19:55] <digitig> Trying to upgrade Ubunto 10.04 LTS to 10.10 fails with "Could not determine the upgrade". What do I do now?
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> angell: depends on the chip
[19:56] <uRock> digitig, clean install ftw!
[19:56] <YankDownUnder> sygnous, The version of mencoder is: 1.0rc404.4.4.5
[19:56] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: this hopeless?
[19:56] <daniel_tree> all I can do is reboot...but when I do..I get the message "system shadowed , bios shadowed " and the laptop keep restarting itself.. to get over it..I have to take the battery off and try again...this way it works
[19:56] <sygnous> YankDownUnder: thanks
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> digitig: do you have ubuntu-desktop   metapackage installed(or similar)
[19:57] <digitig> I've followed the instructions for clean install, I still get the same failure.
[19:57] <BluesKaj> what about network manager , alienkid10 ..have you set it up and also check /etc/network/interfaces
[19:57] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, Try running the following command:  sudo ln -s /etc/zm/apache.conf /etc/apache2/conf.d/zoneminder.conf
[19:57] <BluesKaj> auto eth0  iface eth0 inet  dhcp
[19:57] <uRock> !clean install
[19:57] <Jezzz> MrMintanet, done
[19:58] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: I never had to set it up before but will check etc/network/interfaces
[19:58] <MrMintanet2> Now try to go to http://localhost/zm
[19:58] <Jezzz> still no
[19:58] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, Did you install Apache?
[19:58] <Jezzz> yes
[19:58] <Jezzz> and mysql
[19:58] <Jezzz> and php
[19:59] <tim167> hello, i connected a projector to my sony vaio and i get no image, what should i do ?
[19:59] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: auto lo and auto lo inet loopback
[19:59] <Jezzz> MrMintanet,  http://localhost shows the apache default page
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> tim167: if you restart X, is it detected?
[19:59] <Ubuntu-user> please help me fix software sources ?
[19:59] <YankDownUnder> tim167, Preferences => Monitors => make adjustments from there.
[19:59] <MrMintanet2> Ok
[19:59] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: is what cating the file spat back
[19:59] <tim167> ActionParsnip: i cant restart now...
[19:59] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, Let me check something really fast.
[19:59] <tim167> YankDownUnder: ok i'll check thanks
[19:59] <digitig> uRock: don't understand.
[19:59] <Ubuntu-user> ActionParsnip: help me sort out software sources list?
[20:00] <uRock> digitig, burn the 10.10 iso and do a fresh install
[20:00] <Abinadi> !details | Ubuntu-user
[20:00] <digitig> uRock: can I do that without risking my dual boot?
[20:01] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: auto lo and auto lo inet loopback so eth0 isn't in there
[20:01] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, Try this: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 reload
[20:01] <GHH> Can i upgrade Openvas vulnerable scanner please?
[20:01] <Jezzz> MrMintanet, I have restarted since zm install, but trying now
[20:01] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, I recommend this method .. it should work for you ...obviously there something seriosly wrong with network manager .http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
[20:01] <uRock> upgrading can break your system as easily as clean installing. you should have a backup befoe doing either digitig
[20:02] <Jezzz> MrMintanet, restarting apache did in fact do something positive
[20:02] <Jezzz> MrMintanet,  localhost/zm now shows a summary page of some sort
[20:02] <MrMintanet2> sudo zmfix -a
[20:02] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: will do
[20:02] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, sudo chown www-data.www-data /usr/share/zoneminder/temp
[20:02] <Jezzz> MrMintanet2, zmfix first?
[20:02] <MrMintanet2> yes
[20:03] <jonathan> hey guys
[20:03] <digitig> uRock: Ok, I'll give it a try. I have good data backups, it's just the time that worries me. Thanks.
[20:03] <uRock> hey jonathan
[20:03] <Jezzz> MrMintanet2, zmfix didn't give  a response.  doing chown now
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu-user: run:  gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list     and do what you need
[20:04] <GHH> they release 3.2.1 ... Please reply that how i can upgrade openvas
[20:04] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, ActionParsnip recommended the use of /etc/network/interfaces to replace the network manager gui
[20:04] <uRock> digitig, I honestly don't recommend changing the system unless their is some new function you are looking for in 10.10 or if something is wrong with 10.04
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> BluesKaj: I didn't
[20:04] <BluesKaj> you did to me ActionParsnip :)
[20:04] <Diego1> how can I force xubuntu 10.04 to reload a cd (not mounting it), just load media
[20:04] <EmuAlert> I accidentally deleted the Dropbox and volume indicators from my panel. How do I get them back? Neither are in the "add to panel" menu.
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> BluesKaj: but not to alienkid10 :)
[20:05] <Jezzz> MrMintanet2, sudo chown done
[20:05] <stevomanu> im using ubuntu 10.10 an when i run apt-get update i get this message gn cdrom://Ubuntu 10.10 _Maverick Meerkat_ - Release i386 (20101007) maverick Release.gpg
[20:05] <stevomanu> Media Change: Please insert the disc labelled
[20:05] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, Try http://localhost/zm
[20:05] <stevomanu>  'Ubuntu 10.10 _Maverick Meerkat_ - Release i386 (20101007)'
[20:05] <stevomanu> in the drive ‘/cdrom/’ and press enter
[20:05] <FloodBot3> stevomanu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:05] <digitig> uRock: I have pretty bad sound problems with 10.4, that nobody here has managed to sort out. Making sure I have the latest version of everything seems like the best next move.
[20:05] <Jezzz> MrMintanet2, still shows a zm summary page with no data
[20:05] <MrMintanet2> Can you let me see this summary page?
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu-user: you can run: sudo apt-get Install pastebinit     then you can pastebin from command line
[20:06] <BluesKaj> ActionParsnip, well, i trust your recommends :)
[20:06] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: I added the lines like the webpage said how can I try to connect now?
[20:06] <Jezzz> MrMintanet, if it was windows, I would just upload a screenshot
[20:06] <stevomanu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/568408/ update issue .. that better
[20:06] <Jezzz> MrMintanet2,  unfortunately, I don't know how to take a screenshot in linux
[20:07] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, Can you copy/paste the words to me in a message?
[20:07] <Jezzz> MrMintanet2, found "accessories/screenshot"
[20:07] <uRock> digitig, try running off of the 10.10 LiveCD and see if the problem is fixed there before installing. That may save you a lot of trouble if the problem is present in 10.10
[20:07] <Jezzz> one moment
[20:07] <BluesKaj> ActionParsnip, in case alienkid10 needs network manager later , what's the best method to disable it temporarily
[20:08] <Jezzz> MrMintanet2, http://i.imgur.com/XPUBV.png
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> BluesKaj: true
[20:09] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, You're setup...
[20:09] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, Add a monitor.
[20:09] <Jezzz> MrMintanet2, oh.  thanks.  I assumed there would have to be some mysql configuration, mail setup, etc
[20:09] <Jezzz> guess it was easier than I thought
[20:09] <Jezzz> :)
[20:09] <Jezzz> thanks for the help
[20:09] <MrMintanet2> Jezzz, I am not an expert with Zoneminder
[20:10] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, save the file and run sudo dhclient
[20:10] <Tigger__> MrMintanet: thanks mate, my clock is now correct to the second :D
[20:10] <MrMintanet2> I'm glad this got you started.  You should probably check out Zoneminder's site.  Lots of good info there.
[20:10] <Jezzz> MrMintanet2, i'll start and see what happens.  will do.
[20:10] <FightingNavyman> hola
[20:11] <alienkid10> BluesKaj:  I did EXACT same message as before. Would I be better off just reinstalling?
[20:11] <juk> !es FightingNavyman
[20:11] <juk> !es | FightingNavyman
[20:11] <FightingNavyman> nu
[20:11] <FightingNavyman> im just saying hi i like doing that. :P
[20:11] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, reboot
[20:11] <alienkid10> ok
[20:11] <meg_> Hi I am having trouble with my CDROM drive. It used to work but for no readily apparent reason it has stopped - all I get is not authorised popup when I insert a disk.
[20:11] <FightingNavyman> most people should already know what hola means :)
[20:11] <meg_> Anyone got a suggestion where the problem is?
[20:12] <uRock> FightingNavyman, that happens from time to time. Some people don't know how to say hi
[20:12] <Lantizia> if I have a long list of packages... is there any automated way of stripping packages not needed in the list due to others depending/recommending them anyway?
[20:13] <zgr> guys how to remove that little triangle in bottom right corner of windows?
[20:13] <korovamilk> hello
[20:13] <MrMintanet2> meg_, Can you give the specific error message?
[20:13] <uRock> zgr #Windows ?
[20:13] <omgirc_> how do i move panel icons ( gnome ubuntu 10.10) ? mine have decided to group on the left, and i've lost the ability to see the open programs
[20:13] <Lantizia> MrMintanet, he may be on about the kernel panic message
[20:13] <soreau> zgr: Screenshot?
[20:13] <zgr> uRock: lol no, gnome-terminal has for example
[20:13] <maedox> zgr: change theme to one that doesn't have it.
[20:14] <uRock> !control > omgirc_
[20:14] <zgr> ambiance has too
[20:14] <uRock> !controls > omgirc_
[20:14] <korovamilk> omgirc: do you mean windows button on left instead of right?
[20:14] <StevenTyler> how do you use a local iso as a repository?
[20:15] <korovamilk> omgirc: gconf-editor will do the trick
[20:15] <StevenTyler> Software Source repository
[20:15] <omgirc_> uRock,  panel icons i.e. those little boxes at the bottom of my screen on the gnome desktop.
[20:15] <meg_> TMrMintanet2 here is no error message just a pop up that says "Not authorised" with a stop sign and OK button. Does not even mention the CDROM I just put in.
[20:15] <uRock> omgirc_, do you want to remove them/
[20:15] <uRock> ?
[20:15] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: rebooted ran dhclient again SAME thing
[20:15] <omgirc_> urock, i want them back where they were.
[20:16] <tim_> HOLA ANDY?
[20:16] <uRock> omgirc_, right-click and select add to panel, then scroll down to WIndow Changer
[20:16]  * jfm` is back (gone 00:52:32)
[20:16] <Pici> !es | tim_
[20:16] <ikonia> !away > jfm`
[20:16] <swazzy> Ubuntu does not work with flat  screen tv via VGA input?
[20:17] <meg_> MrMintanet2,  here is no error message just a pop up that says "Not authorized" with a stop sign and OK button. Does not even mention the CDROM I just put in.
[20:17] <omgirc_> urock, you mis understood, what i meant to say was everything that by default is on the RIGHT, is now on the left due to some cats laying on my keyboard. i'd asking for help to return the position of the default icons under gnome
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> swazzy: does here
[20:18] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: should I just reinsall?
[20:18] <uRock> omgirc_, right click and select Move, then slide them over
[20:18] <swazzy> ?
[20:18] <meg_> MrMintanet2, I am running Lubuntu as this machine has almost no memory to speak of (256M RAM)
[20:19] <omgirc_> urock. goodness, i'm slow today. i thank you
[20:19] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, remove network manager , then try, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[20:19] <uRock> swazzy, select monitors from your System Preferences menu
[20:19] <uRock> omgirc_, it happens 8)
[20:19] <tim_> ÑOÑOS?
[20:20] <omgirc_> urock, what about the missing icons for running programs ?
[20:20] <tim_> HOLA?
[20:20] <tim_> QUE ES ESTO?
[20:20] <mickster04> !es
[20:20] <mickster04> ?
[20:20] <uRock> omgirc_, you may have to right-click, add to panel and select Notification Area
[20:21] <uRock> !es > tim_
[20:21] <tim_> GRACIAS
[20:21] <mickster04> tim_: caps lock too
[20:22] <omgirc_> urock, i will have to reboot in order to have running apps showing up i pressume ?
[20:22] <tjingboem> i still got broken packages after 'sudo apt-get -f install' what can i do?
[20:22] <majuk__> Anyone use pacpl extensively? I need it to not put the output file's extension on the final output (as I include it in --outfile FULL/PATH/TO.MP3)
[20:22] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, also check your /etc/network/interfaces file , nm may hve tried to reset it
[20:22] <zgr> soreau: http://i53.tinypic.com/r22nmv.png that's it
[20:22] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: same as before
[20:22] <majuk__> Everything is coming out FULL/PATH/TO.MP3.mp3
[20:23] <zgr> it's not shown when window is maximized
[20:23] <th_> hello. okay my hauppauge tv card was working fine yesterday. today kaffeine: device not found. wtf? :S
[20:23] <jsebean> does ubuntu server update automatically?
[20:23] <daniel_tree> http://pastie.org/1575962 can anyone take a quick look at this error
[20:24] <nobodybk> HELLO , anyone know how to make shorcut for recent document ?
[20:24] <uRock> omgirc_, might have to sign out and back in again
[20:24] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, run sudo dhclient one more time , but make sure thesettings haven't changed in the interfaces file since the reboot
[20:24] <root__> exit
[20:24] <uRock> nobodybk, at the bottom of your places menu
[20:25] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: they haven't will do dhclient
[20:25] <jsebean> does ubuntu server update automatically?
[20:25] <sunxuxueyuan> what?
[20:25] <jpds> jsebean: No.
[20:25] <soreau> zgr: Looks like that might be part of your theme. To check, try changing it in sys>prefs>appearance
[20:25] <nobodybk> uRock: i mean i want create shortcut in other place
[20:25] <zgr> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/704105 looks like i found problem
[20:25] <daniel_tree> nobodybk, start / places /recent documents
[20:25] <jpds> jsebean: Server questions might be better suited in #ubuntu-server.
[20:25] <jsebean> why is my hdd space used climbing?
[20:25] <tim_> HOW CAN I DO TO TALK WITH PEOPLE SPEAKING?
[20:25] <mickster04> jsebean: in that sudo apt-get update/upgrade is automatic?
[20:25] <uRock> !caps
[20:25] <tim_> HELP ME!
[20:26] <nobodybk> daniel_tree: i mean place it in other menu
[20:26] <magicianlord> lol
[20:26] <uRock> !caps > tim_
[20:26] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: same as before. Better off reinstalling?
[20:26] <BIGBAMBU> how can get xvid mpeg-4 video decoder
[20:26] <mickster04> !ask | tim_
[20:27] <BluesKaj> not yet alienkid10 ...did you run sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart ?
[20:27] <mkanyicy> BIGBAMBU: install ubuntu-restricted-extras? w32codecs?
[20:27] <sunxuxueyuan> where the bot?
[20:27] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: aye
[20:27] <BIGBAMBU> i hawe
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> !bot | sunxuxueyuan
[20:27] <nobodybk> anyone know how to place recent document in somewhere else , like top taskbar in ubuntu ?
[20:27] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: then checked interfaces he ran dhclient
[20:27] <BIGBAMBU> but i get ever ths error wit all video player
[20:28] <BIGBAMBU> but i really tink the real problem is not xvid mpeg-4 video decoder
[20:28] <uRock> BIGBAMBU, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras should fix your problem
[20:28] <tim_> Please help as I can find Spanish-speaking people
[20:28] <BluesKaj> alienkid10, musr be missing the linux driver for the NIC ...that's all I can think of
[20:28] <DJones> !es | tim_
[20:28] <uRock> !es | tim_
[20:29] <angell> What happens if I choose the usb as the source of the iso for unetbootin when it asks for the iso file?
[20:29] <alienkid10> BluesKaj: I'll reboot to last kernel that worked if it doesn't work I'm reinstalling
[20:29] <BIGBAMBU> uRock i do
[20:29] <BIGBAMBU> not fix
[20:29] <uRock> tim_ go to #ubuntu-es
[20:29] <BIGBAMBU> im going crazy
[20:29] <alienkid10> BluesKaj ActionParsnip thanks for your help too bad I couldn't get this working
[20:29] <alienkid10> bye
[20:30] <drc> nobodybk: open nautilus, find the file, click and hold on that file and drag it to the top panel and release the click
[20:30] <BIGBAMBU> wht all .avi i get the same message  xvid mpeg-4 video decoder
[20:30] <wgwinn> is there a prepped package for hyper-v v2 (2008 r2) drivers on 10.10 server edition yet? having some issues compiling it.
[20:30] <BIGBAMBU> with
[20:31] <magicianlord>  /join #debian
[20:31] <uRock> BIGBAMBU, try http://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=ubuntu+xvid&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
[20:31] <talespin_kit> i have a GSM modem connected as a character device. How to mount it as a block device since i have to extract some debian file from it. The GSM modem is from MTS mblaze.
[20:31] <BIGBAMBU> i try
[20:32] <nobodybk> drc: you dont understand , i mean , i wanna put it in other place . example: in top taskbar , i have Applications , Places , System menu , so i wanna add more menu , it's Recent Document
[20:32] <mkanyicy> BIGBAMBU: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras w32codecs mplayer ffmpeg vlc
[20:32] <angell> Should I be able to resize the drive with Ubuntu running after installing it with Unetbootin
[20:32] <mkanyicy> BIGBAMBU: you may need medibuntu repositories enabled
[20:32] <tim__> anyone know how I can run effective empire, but to download it and what a disc. I do not work stays loading ...
[20:33] <BIGBAMBU> mkanyicy i also hawe tryed that
[20:33] <[deXter]> Hi all, I have a script and I it needs to be run as root. I've added it to the sudoers file like this: %users localhost=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /home/dexter/cpulow.sh    yet when I run it with sudo it asks me for the password. What's wrong? Thanks.
[20:33] <uRock> tim_ is that a game or something?
[20:33] <mkanyicy> pastebin the error message then, BIGBAMBU
[20:33] <BIGBAMBU> and also whit medibuntu repositories
[20:33] <[deXter]> *s/I/null
[20:34] <llutz> [deXter]: you have to add all apps called from the script to sudoers file too
[20:34] <[deXter]> llua: Ah, okay
[20:34] <[deXter]> llua: thanks, checking it out now
[20:34] <BIGBAMBU> The required software to play this file is not installed. You need to install suitable plugins to play media files. Do you want to search for a plugin that supports the selected file?
[20:34] <BIGBAMBU> The search will also include software which is not officially supported.
[20:34] <uRock> so let it search
[20:34] <daniel_tree> nobodybk, if u use AWN u can use zeitgeist applet to simulate that :)
[20:34] <BluesKaj> odd, the command  sudo lshw -C network , works sometimes , othertimes not ...any ideas?
[20:35] <uRock> does it find anything
[20:35] <BIGBAMBU> when i let te player search non found
[20:35] <BIGBAMBU> anithng
[20:35] <tim__> is not a program to install the operating system snow leopard
[20:35] <squig> is there some way to tell apt-get not to run dpkg configure and just install packages with out asking questions?
[20:36] <swazzy> so do i use the monitor preferences before using my flat screen?
[20:36] <tim__> you can help
[20:36] <BIGBAMBU> but some player dont give error and playing only voice
[20:37] <BIGBAMBU> some otheer player give the error
[20:37] <BIGBAMBU> but i can see video in streaming
[20:37] <BIGBAMBU> on the web
[20:37] <BIGBAMBU> strange
[20:38] <mkanyicy> BIGBAMBU: do not use ENTER too much, rather have a long sentence. Anyway, do not rely on a player to install proper codecs for you. You should be one step ahead of the player
[20:40] <irvken> what's the difference between the nvidia drivers listed here - http://irvken.homelinux.net/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=3028
[20:40] <BIGBAMBU> mkanyicy, i hawe tryed all repostori and all codec
[20:40] <mkanyicy> BIGBAMBU: follow this howto: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683
[20:40] <Guest29723> Need help with installing teamspeak 3
[20:41] <BIGBAMBU> the strange ting is that i get ever the same error whit every .avi type also whit basic avi type
[20:42] <sandstrom> How can I hide all no-cpu using processes in top?
[20:42] <soreau> sandstrom: Did you read the top manpage?
[20:44] <sandstrom> soreau: yes, I found out how to toggle inactives, but thats not really what I want to do.
[20:44] <BIGBAMBU> Impossible recover http://medibuntu.sos-sts.com/repo/dists/gutsy/Release.gpg  cant resolve  "medibuntu.sos-sts.com:http" (-5 - No address associated with hostname)
[20:44] <BIGBAMBU> wtf
[20:44] <jrib> !gutsy | BIGBAMBU
[20:45] <BIGBAMBU> aa
[20:45] <Odaym> it died :(
[20:45] <BIGBAMBU> i hawe 10.10
[20:45] <jrib> BIGBAMBU: well get rid of that repository then...
[20:45] <drc> irvken: NVIDIA (173) is an old NVIDEA Driver, NVIDIA (recommended) is the current driver and BROADCOM (sta) is probably a proprietary driver for your wireless
[20:45] <sandstrom> soreau: or maybe that is? On one of the machines top will sort things on cpu-activity and secondly on pid. On the other the view is cluttered by loads of non-cpu-using processes with low digit pids.
[20:46] <Mike__> hi. Is there any command line apt command, to select the best download server, for updates ?
[20:46] <besogon> Mike__: no
[20:46] <LjL> Mike__: there is one but iirc it only works for debian mirrors
[20:47] <soreau> sandstrom: Try reading the top manpage: man top
[20:47] <LjL> Mike__: i think it's even been removed from the recent ubuntu versions because of that
[20:47] <Mike__> besogon: thanks!
[20:47] <Roasted> In Network Manager, there's a checkbox to show the wireless password. Is there a way to prevent this from coming up, or at least making network manager require a root password to get into?
[20:47] <Mike__> LjL: thanks!
[20:47] <arand> Roasted: That's what the keyring is for normally
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: there is no root pass
[20:48] <LjL> Mike__: fyi, it's called "apt-spy" or "netselect-apt". but i've just checked - both are not in ubuntu
[20:48] <Roasted> ActionParsnip, what?
[20:48] <BIGBAMBU> aniway i hawe this repository
[20:48] <BIGBAMBU> deb http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu maverick main
[20:48] <BIGBAMBU> deb-src http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu maverick main
[20:48] <BIGBAMBU> deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu maverick-security main restricted
[20:48] <BIGBAMBU> deb-src http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu maverick-security main restricted
[20:48] <FloodBot3> BIGBAMBU: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:48] <BIGBAMBU> deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu maverick-security universe
[20:48] <Roasted> arand, ah okay. So I can set up for ANY location in the OS itself to be blocked (or at least require the keyring)??
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: there is no root password in Ubuntu
[20:48] <jrib> BIGBAMBU: get rid of the medibuntu one you have (check /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ if you don't see it in sources.list)
[20:48] <SilentDis> hello, how do you add a new modem to modemmanager so network manager can use it properly?  (it works fine in all ppp dialers, modem manager is just selecting the wrong port to use)
[20:49] <cuppsy> Anyone know how to install a .app or .dmg in Ubuntu? Or if there is even a way to do it.
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: users can connect to wirelesses as they need. I believe (I could be wrong), that users not in the admin group cannot change wireless conectivity options
[20:49] <arand> Roasted: Well, it does it automatically for a few things at least, when you first entered the pwd it probably did ask.
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> cuppsy: do you mean Mac installers?
[20:50] <Roasted> ActionParsnip, well I was just curious if there was a way to restrict peopel from getting into certain areas to begin with. It'd be nice if there was some sort of "ACL" for programs/areas in the system.
[20:50] <Galux> hello, I have a problem with folders that i cannot go inside
[20:50] <cuppsy> ActionParsnip: Yeah, I have a .dmg file (it's a program, PHPFI), and I'm trying to figure out how to install it. With TransMac under Wine, I can extract the folders and .app, but can't figure out if there's a way to run it.
[20:50] <Galux> the error is : "the folder doesn't exist"
[20:50] <OraLinda> Hi all.
[20:50] <Roasted> ActionParsnip, I was just concerned about the wireless key being able to be seen by the click of a button. Granted I'm in the admin group, but I do NOT have to put in a root PW to look in network manager and check ":show key" for wireless.
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: users not in the admin group (as far as I know) cannot join wirelesses
[20:51] <arand> Roasted: There is some settings in the "advanced" section of users and groups in the dmin menu
[20:51] <Roasted> ActionParsnip, I was thinking about a mass deployment of ubuntu standpoint... I work at a school, so if I hand out 200 laptops with wireless connected, I do NOT want the students to know the key. They'll just turn around and get on it with their phones and personal devices.
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> cuppsy: not sure, is there not a linux equivelant
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: tricky, they will have read access to the config files so they can be used....
[20:52] <mickster04> Roasted: I am sure there are some kiosk style set ups you can create that create special users etc...?
[20:53] <bc81> question: is it possible to hide certain mounted volumes from showing up on the desktop?? (i know how to toggle them in gconf-editor, and tried adding them to a .hidden file on the dektop, but neither are the solution i'm looking for)
[20:53] <cuppsy> ActionParsnip: Not that I've been able to find. Thanks for the responses, though. I'll see what I can find.
[20:53] <Travis-42> for some reason, my "Open With" Dialog contains tons of duplicates. is there a way to clean it up?
[20:54] <Galux> I've found the problem,
[20:54] <adub> i have no sound zero but my sound card acts as if its working
[20:55] <adub> not really sure but i have tried 3 different speakers on this
[20:55] <bc81> Travis, open with dialoge is located ~./local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
[20:55] <bhychik> Hello!
[20:55] <adub> the audio is hdmi through my video card the analog audio i dont much card if i ever see working so i disabled the onboard sound
[20:55] <bc81> Travis-42: you can edit that file, or delete it to reset
[20:56] <Travis-42> bc81, which file do I edit?
[20:56] <tim_> español?
[20:56] <bhychik> Could somebody advice me a lisp translator for ubuntu?
[20:56] <mickster04> tim_: for the last time no
[20:56] <adub> i am thinking pulse audio may be preventing everything from working i read online this could be the cause
[20:56] <bc81> Travis-42: open a terminal and type: gedit ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
[20:56] <adub> how would i go about removing pulse audio drivers
[20:57] <Travis-42> bc81, thanks
[20:57] <bc81> Travis-42: the file is prefixed with a . so it's hidden by default.  you can press ctrl+h to show hidden files
[20:57] <adub> also should i unmute all 4 channels
[20:57] <adub> can someone help with sound that is really good at troublehsooting?
[20:57] <Garfield> hey
[20:57] <adub> sorry i just dont want to blindly ask questions with no answer
[20:57] <Garfield> anyone know where i can find pae mode on virtual machine?
[20:58] <bc81> !es | tim_
[20:59] <Ubuntu-user> ActionParsnip: Java installation for Wine... should download java for linux or windows ?
[20:59] <OraLinda> 1 - Is it legal to use Wubi source code to compile it against another linux distro ? 2 - Can that so-called derived distro be sold ? 3 - Do Microsoft have (legal) views around the topic ?
[20:59] <EddFace> does anyone know how to disable compiz? im kind of linux illiterate and im trying to et the regnum online mmorpg to run faster, im tired of googling :/
[20:59] <tim__> there is any channel that speaks Spanish?
[20:59] <induz> I am using kdenlive for videos, is there other programs as kdenlive crashes a lot
[20:59] <bc81> !es | tim__
[21:00] <BIGBAMBU> http://paste.ubuntu.com/568436/
[21:00] <Ubuntu-user>  Java installation for Wine... should download java for linux or windows ?
[21:00] <tim_> ok ok
[21:00] <tim_> mmm no entiendo poh
[21:00] <tim_> esta bien en ingles
[21:00] <bc81> EddFace: alt+f2     metacity --replace         |  to get compiz back alt+f2   compiz --replace
[21:01] <EddFace> thanks you bc81
[21:01] <Mike__> aptitude vs apt-get. apt-get in an alias ?
[21:01] <erUSUL> EddFace: System>Preferences>Appearence||Effects tab. set to none
[21:02] <bc81> EddFace: also, you can install compiz fusion icon (fusion-icon)
[21:02] <EddFace> erusul do thats the same as disabling compiz with a command? :o thanks!!
[21:02] <erUSUL> EddFace: yes
[21:02] <BIGBAMBU> main decoder error: no suitable decoder module for fourcc `mp4v'. VLC probably does not support this sound or video format
[21:02] <jenka> Hi! Can anyone help me with citadel. If I use multiple domain names some mail I sent from the server is placed in the junk mail on the on the recievers client. But if I only got 1 domain under "local host aliases" Then it works fine. Pls help!! :)
[21:03] <erUSUL> EddFace: if you are going to be changing the setting a lot then fusion-icon is agood idea
[21:03] <EddFace> erUSUL will do, so im assuming i can use apt-get with "fusion-icon"?
[21:03] <erUSUL> EddFace: yes
[21:03] <EddFace> erUSUL: Thanks
[21:03] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu-user: If you need java in windows apps ran in wine you will need the java installing in wine too
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> !away > blankdisk|away
[21:04] <Ubuntu-user> ActionParsnip: which Java download should work for wine 1.3
[21:04] <Ubuntu-user> ?
[21:04] <Phoul> Hello folks, I noticed the maverick version of virt-manager frontend for KVM is currently insanely buggy, theres a lot of confirmed reports against it marked as fixed in natty, is there a PPA around that has the updated packages or is it possible to get virt-manager directly from Natty?
[21:04] <vish> bc81: pls dont suggest "compiz --replace" , that is wrong.. use just "compiz" instead
[21:05] <vish> EddFace: ^
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu-user: go to www.java.com and get the 32bit windows one. If you want java in your Linux apps you can install java from the partner repo
[21:05] <bc81> vish: same for metacity?
[21:05] <EddFace> Vish, so is metacity less graphics intensive than compiz?
[21:05] <vish> no, metacity needs the --replace
[21:06] <vish> EddFace: bc81: "compiz" on its own implies the --replace , if you add the --replace you need to specify *all* the paramenters required to run compiz
[21:06] <bc81> vish: thanks for the tip :)
[21:06] <vish> np..
[21:07] <EddFace> vish; so i would do "metacity --replace all"? im really new to terminal
[21:07] <vish> EddFace: just "metacity --replace"
[21:07] <EddFace> Vish: will do
[21:08] <angell> Can I perform a hard drive format while I am booted from linux using unetbootin and by the way it is pulling the iso from a usb flash drive.
[21:09] <EddFace> bc81: In the compiz fusion icon when selecting metacity as the main window manager, would i still need to run metacity --replace?
[21:09] <bc81> EddFace: no, that does it for you
[21:09] <EddFace> bc81 gotcha
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> angell: as long as the partition is unmounted you can manipulate it
[21:09] <vish> EddFace: and yea, metacity should be less graphics intensive.. btw, you can disable compiz by just setting the visual effects to None in System » Preferences » Apprearance
[21:10] <vish> visual effects tab
[21:10] <EddFace> ahh ok
[21:10] <vish> EddFace: no need for the fusion icon either..
[21:10] <EddFace> bc81: erUSUL: Vish: thanks for your help guys
[21:11] <vish> yw..
[21:11] <GeekMan> how does one check to see if their cpu fan on their laptop is working like the sensor drivers
[21:14] <GeekMan> right now im reading a page that talks about my computer and he was talking about checking the fan drivers (look under etc/rc.d/
[21:15] <ssy09> Hello and sorry bur im a new user. is this the right channel for kubuntu support or only ubuntu ?
[21:15] <KB1JWQ> ssy09: #kubuntu may be of more utility.
[21:15] <qcode> fan drivers under /etc/rc.d.. What the?
[21:15] <GeekMan> now i dont have a rc.d but i do have a rc.Sd which upon opening contains a files one such including sensors
[21:15] <KB1JWQ> GeekMan: What's the real world problem you're trying to solve?
[21:15] <ssy09> thanks bye bye
[21:15] <GeekMan> i want to see if my fan cuts on at the right time
[21:16] <KB1JWQ> GeekMan: Do you have reason to suspect it's not?
[21:16] <gbear14275> hello, I'm having problems with my wirelesss, I've seemed to narrow it down to 10.10 and can't seem to get past that.  by any chance did 10.10 remove support for the rtl8180 chipset?
[21:16] <GeekMan> yea i havent seen it turn on yet and the laptop under heavy downloads will get hot
[21:16] <gbear14275> or could anyone give me a hand?  I've been trying everything
[21:16] <GeekMan> no fan sounds
[21:16] <gbear14275> my wireless card can't seem to see my network
[21:17] <GeekMan> you cant see the fan on my case so
[21:17] <GeekMan> its a laptop
[21:17] <aeon-ltd> gbear14275: if the kernel changed, then you need to find which module was taken out (this is the hard part - google/ask around)
[21:17] <mahui> 大家好
[21:18] <drc> gbear14275: Does it see ANY network?
[21:18] <willystylee> Can someone help me? i bought a KVM switch and i'm trying to use it to have it connected to my main PC (win7) and my new machine i just installed ubuntu on. I hooked it up properly, and tried using it. It worked when switching from the win7 machine to the ubuntu one, but after the (1st and only) successful switch, ubuntu just didn't seem to recognize my mouse or keyboard which are both USB
[21:18] <willystylee> (plugged into kvm switch)
[21:18] <bc81> !cn | mahui
[21:19] <Cube``> sudo apt-get install gnuplot
[21:19] <eldurian> hello
[21:19] <Cube``> dHdi30jsidn1Snod
[21:19] <guntbert> GeekMan: you could try in the bios setup - there are often options for power control/fan speed - just to check if you can hear it
[21:19] <mahui> i see . Thank you
[21:19] <gbear14275> drc, no doesn't seem to
[21:20] <GeekMan> i hate to say this but its a powerpc and also i never been in the bios
[21:20] <GeekMan> other than like a regualr desktop
[21:20] <GeekMan> yea and i know about the ppc chat
[21:21] <bc81> gbear14275: run "rfkill list" and see if there are blocks
[21:21] <willystylee> Can someone help me? i bought a KVM switch and i'm trying to use it to have it connected to my main PC (win7) and my new machine i just installed ubuntu on. I hooked it up properly, and tried using it. It worked when switching from the win7 machine to the ubuntu one, but after the (1st and only) successful switch, ubuntu just didn't seem to recognize my mouse or keyboard which are both USB
[21:21] <willystylee> (plugged into kvm switch)
[21:21] <GeekMan> i figured there is a command you can invoke to test the fan
[21:21] <bc81> !patience | willystylee
[21:21] <induz_> is there any Ubuntu program for 'tax'
[21:21] <willystylee> ok :(
[21:21] <gbear14275> bc81, no blocks
[21:21] <MiniMatt_x> can anyone direct me to some chinese people
[21:21] <bc81> !cn | MiniMatt_x
[21:21] <ubuntu_> plz help me, i can't boot to any of my OS
[21:21] <guntbert> GeekMan: those are rather hardware specific - so ...
[21:22] <BluesKaj> !cn
[21:22] <induz_> does Open office has it?
[21:22] <Starminn> !details | ubuntu_
[21:22] <mkanyicy> what tax, induz_?
[21:22] <GeekMan> guntbert: i guessed it would have
[21:22] <induz_> government tax 2010
[21:23] <induz_> something like turbo
[21:23] <vish> induz_: home bank?
[21:23] <guntbert> GeekMan: so you might want to tell the channel what kind of notebook you are talking about
[21:23] <adub> how do i disable remove keyring
[21:24] <ubuntu_> i installed windows 7, and found out that i can't get to my ubuntu 10.4. then i tried to use a guide on ubuntu-geek, wich didn't work. then i tried to use Ultimate Boot CD, and completely ruined my computer
[21:24] <TuffPoo> hey guys do you think if i put a live CD in a windows computer that blue screens it wold tell me what piece of hardwares is causing it?
[21:24] <GeekMan> #>_<# sry its a ibookg4 ... i use it for school work
[21:24] <induz_> home
[21:24] <adub> stupid thinig keeps asking me for my wifi password
[21:24] <MiniMatt_x> erm
[21:24] <maco> TuffPoo: no
[21:24] <KB1JWQ> TuffPoo: That assumes the crash is hardware based.
[21:24] <MiniMatt_x> ubuntu_
[21:24] <GeekMan> 2003 model 12"
[21:24] <vish> induz_: the app name is "homebank"
[21:24] <ubuntu_> MiniMatt_x: what sould i do?
[21:24] <maco> TuffPoo: i mean, if you mounted and used the drive, and if that was the problem...youd get io errors in logs and ok sure..
[21:24] <MiniMatt_x> im assuming you now have a windows bootloader
[21:24] <drc> gbear14275: was this a upgrade or a reinstall to 10.10
[21:25] <induz_> is it for state and federal for USA?
[21:25] <bc81> induz_: not sure, but search the ubuntu software center for "finance" and maybe one of those programs will be of help
[21:25] <maco> TuffPoo: and you can run a memtest from the cd. but if its the audio or video chip or a usb port going funky...
[21:25] <ubuntu_> MiniMatt_x: no, i don't
[21:25] <MiniMatt_x> then i dont know xD
[21:25] <induz_> vish, how can i get it?
[21:25] <maco> TuffPoo: or if its power fluctuations from a dying psu.... no, a live cd won't tell you
[21:25] <GeekMan> any ways the site im reading is talking about install on slackware and he tells you a program to activate the fan anyways is slackware packages very diffrent to debian
[21:25] <gbear14275> drc, reinstall
[21:25] <vish> induz_: see in software center
[21:25] <MiniMatt_x> tbh im trying to find a chinese person to translate my scrolls
[21:25] <ubuntu_> MiniMatt_x: i can boot only to a cd
[21:25] <maco> induz_: homebank is not for taxes
[21:26] <maco> induz_: homebank is for keeping track of spending
[21:26] <guntbert> GeekMan: I suggest you put your question to the channel again, together with the hardware info (all in one line)
[21:26] <TuffPoo> maco: i really wana know what causing my friends laptop to blue screen i google the error and of course it could be a lot of things :(
[21:26] <drc> anything in System>Admin>additional drivers
[21:26] <GeekMan> k
[21:26] <drc> er
[21:26] <gbear14275> drc, just tried to run wlist scan and it said wlist command not found?  is there a chance I'm missing the package
[21:26] <gbear14275> ?
[21:26] <drc> gbear14275:  anything in System>Admin>additional drivers
[21:26] <induz_> something like turbotax
[21:26] <mkanyicy> TuffPoo: you have windows?
[21:26] <maco> induz_: tax software needs to be rewritten/updated each year to keep up with new tax laws so AFAIK is only available proprietary.  for linux users, ths means we use the online versions instead of desktop versions to file taxes
[21:26] <induz_> is it possible on openoffice/
[21:26] <ubuntu_> look guys, im really lost here
[21:27] <maco> induz_: there is no desktop software for linux to do taxes aside from the calculator app
[21:27] <induz_> maco, online version asks for $$
[21:27] <ubuntu_> and how do i write in colors, and to specific people?
[21:27] <TuffPoo> mkanyicy: yea but im on my fedora laptop as of right now and i wana put ubuntu on my friends
[21:27] <mickster04> induz_: just get the rates and work it out in  spreadsheet?
[21:27] <mickster04> !tab | ubuntu_:
[21:27] <maco> induz_: i didnt pay to file online last year or the year before
[21:28] <gbear14275> drc, nope
[21:28] <ubuntu_> ubottu: can you help me with my boot problem?
[21:28] <linxeh> a bit OT, but is there a way of making gitk a bit more usable under GTK? or an alternative ?
[21:28] <induz_> have to go to Jackson, who waves at me everyday i go by in this winter
[21:28] <mickster04> ubottu: youinstalled windows second? or first?
[21:28] <mickster04> ubuntu_: you installed windows first or second?
[21:28] <maco> induz_: when you go to irs.gov it should give you list of about 20 online filing services, including like h&r block's online thing
[21:28] <mickster04> ubuntu_: do you have any data on the harddrive?
[21:28] <ubuntu_> mickster04: second
[21:29] <induz_> maco, ok I have to check that
[21:29] <ubuntu_> mickster04: of course
[21:29] <mickster04> ubuntu_: well windows can't see ubuntu harddrives usually cos they are in ext4 file format
[21:29] <mickster04> which ubuntu can't read
[21:29] <mickster04> ubuntu_: so you need to reinstall ubuntu....
[21:29] <Starminn> mickster: *which Windows can't read/ Ubuntu CAN
[21:29] <induz_> maco,  so its possible online but not through Ubuntu or openoffice
[21:29] <maco> mickster04: you mean which windows cant read ;-)
[21:29] <maco> induz_: right
[21:29] <maco> induz_: i mean, you can use ubuntu to get online to do it... :P
[21:29] <mickster04> ubuntu_: that way you'll get a boot loader that can see both windows and ubuntu
[21:30] <drc> gbear14275: darn...thought it might be easy...try rtl8180+ubuntu+10.10 in google...it seems there is lots of discussion about this, haven't found a solution yet
[21:30] <ubuntu_> mickster04: isn't there a way to reinstall grub?
[21:30] <maco> induz_: but not desktop apps
[21:30] <mickster04> Starminn: yeah thanks
[21:30] <induz_> maco,  is there any resume maker/builder?
[21:30] <mickster04> !grub | ubuntu_
[21:30] <GeekMan> i run an ibook g4, ubuntu ppc 10.04 LTS.  i have been worried about my fan on my laptop not turning on . so i googled and found this site :http://tintuc.no-ip.com/linux/tipps/slackintoshibookg4/  (under the topic Thermostat module) can this method be applied to my ubuntu install
[21:30] <induz_> maco, online i dont know caz i have to give them my ssn etc number
[21:31] <gbear14275> drc alright at least its not just me... not sure if that is a good thing though :(
[21:31] <mickster04> !lmsensor | GeekMan:
[21:31] <induz_> what is that homebank??
[21:31] <mickster04> GeekMan: ok fine, but look in lmsensor
[21:31] <mickster04> into*
[21:31] <GeekMan> mickster04 is that a dir
[21:32] <induz_> I am having hardtime with ubuntu so i need a BOOK for easy reference like installing from command line, is there any?
[21:32] <mickster04> GeekMan: no it's a set of tools that can be used to check sensors on a pc
[21:32] <guntbert> !sensors | GeekMan
[21:32] <GeekMan> ok so i just get a package
[21:32] <induz_> i picked up one from Border but its Old
[21:32] <mickster04> GeekMan: i personlly habven't had epic amounts of luck with it but you should try it first
[21:32] <mickster04> guntbert: thanks, i couldn't work out the link
[21:32] <root____> my winodw crashed
[21:32] <maco> induz_: homebank does not do taxes. it lets you categorise what spending was restaurants, gifts, utilities, etc. and then you can use that info to help budget. thats all its for
[21:32] <Starminn> induz_: I'm sure there are plenty of books, but for just command line arguments this should get you started
[21:32] <mickster04> root____: yeah thgat happens
[21:32] <Starminn> induz_: Oops, I hit enter. :) http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/cli.html
[21:33] <tim> Hi maybe I can help I am new to this x-chat and do not understand anything someone could help me a bit
[21:33] <root____> mickster04: can you give me the links you gave me before?
[21:33] <maco> !manual | induz_ here's an ebook
[21:33] <Starminn> !ask | tim
[21:33] <mickster04> !ask | tim
[21:33] <mickster04> root____: i didn't give you any links did i?
[21:34] <root____> mickster04: so it was someone else with an M in the begining of his name
[21:34] <mickster04> root____: possibly, what was it about?
[21:34] <IanWizard> is there any kind of index of PPAs?
[21:34] <root____> mickster04: restoring grub, after installing windows 7
[21:34] <tim> sorry did not know, thanks
[21:34] <GeekMan> can i apt get it?
[21:34] <mickster04> !grub | root____
[21:35] <mickster04> GeekMan: yeah, follow the instructions linked to efore
[21:35] <mickster04> tim: hey it's ok, we give that message to everyone
[21:35] <tim> is difficult for me to be translated
[21:36] <mickster04> tim: no help in #ubuntu-es?
[21:36] <root____> mickster04: ??
[21:36] <erUSUL> IanWizard: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[21:36] <Clavin12> Has anyone else encountered a problem with random logging out?
[21:36] <Mike__> synaptic package manager uses apt-get, or aptitude ?
[21:36] <induz_> maco, ubuntu maual is hard as there are not many pictures to understand
[21:36] <root____> plz help guys, i have to restore grub!!
[21:36] <induz_> maco, but thnaks a lot
[21:36] <erUSUL> !grub2 |  root____
[21:36] <tim> someone speaks Spanish?
[21:37] <Starminn> !es | tim
[21:37] <GeekMan> i did an aptget that the site told me but it returned saying its alredy the current version
[21:37] <mickster04> tim: no, this is the english channel
[21:38] <mickster04> GeekMan: in which case move on to the next instruction
[21:38] <bc81> tim, you asked that already 3 times under the nicks: tim, tim_ and also tim__
[21:38] <bc81> wtf
[21:38] <paq7512> where can i download 10.4.2 x64?
[21:38] <mickster04> bc81: forgetful spaniard is forgetful?
[21:38] <bc81> lol
[21:38] <mickster04> !doanload
[21:38] <mickster04> !download
[21:39] <mickster04> paq7512: see above.
[21:39] <guntbert> bc81: stay polite please
[21:39] <drc> bc81: if time speaks very little english, I suspect he doesn't understand "wtf"...which you should use here anyway
[21:39] <rww> shouldn't **
[21:39] <bc81> oh give me a break, he's obviously trolling
[21:40] <drc> s/should/shouldn't
[21:40] <Clavin12> Anyone else have a problem with ubuntu randomly logging out?
[21:40] <mickster04> drc isn't it r?
[21:40] <Starminn> !anyone | Clavin12
[21:40] <tim> alguien podria ayudarme
[21:40] <mickster04> drc: not being a regex guy myself, does s also work?
[21:40] <bc81> Clavin12: Xubuntu did that to me a lot, turns out it was due to X11vnc
[21:40] <mickster04> !english | tim
[21:41] <drc> mickster04: errrrrrrr :)
[21:41] <MrMintanet2> I love it when people tell you not to use the word "anyone" even though you clearly asked a question.
[21:41] <rww> tim: please type /join #ubuntu-es to join a Spanish-language channel. #ubuntu is English-language only.
[21:41] <xangua> Clavin12: want to 1000+ people/bot say no/yes or will you give an explanation of your problem with details¿
[21:42] <GeekMan> where would the source be for the file
[21:42] <mickster04> source for what file?
[21:42] <Jgalt> is there an easy way to repair an internet connection?
[21:42] <MrMintanet2> xangua, It's not that perfect...  Obviously, not a single person responded with Yes/No, and therefore both you and Starminn are jack asses.
[21:43] <MrMintanet2> Just saying
[21:43] <Clavin12> Every time I leave my computer alone for a bit it will go black for a second then take to the login screen as if I had just booted up.
[21:43] <Starminn> MrMintanet2: I wasn't saying that. Just asking for details. :) Though I'll admit I should probably have used the "details" call. Good point
[21:43] <mickster04> Jgalt: plug the cable back in
[21:43] <maco> MrMintanet2: please watch the language
[21:43] <GeekyAdam> #acro Adam
[21:43] <GeekyAdam> whoops
[21:43] <MrMintanet2> maco, Cry
[21:43] <mickster04> Clavin12: it's the screen saveer
[21:43] <Datz> Hi, I want to install a virus scanner on an my external Ubuntu HDD install. What is recommended?
[21:43] <maco> MrMintanet2: no thanks. i'd rather kick.
[21:43] <mickster04> !virus | Datz
[21:44] <BluesKaj> Jgalt, ethernet or wifi
[21:44] <Jgalt> ethernet
[21:44] <mickster04> Jgalt: try sudo dhclient eth0 (tab complete that)
[21:44] <Datz> mickster04: thanks, I'll try out clamAV
[21:44] <mickster04> Datz: yep
[21:45] <Jgalt> thanks i'll try that
[21:45] <tim> RWW: thank you very much I've managed to connect to a channel in Spanish but it was a nice gesture to try to help. thanks.
[21:45] <MrMintanet2> Datz, I use clamAV, but be careful about letting it automatically delete files that are found to be corrupt.  I have had quite a few false positives lately.
[21:45] <tim> RWW: thank you very much I've managed to connect to a channel in Spanish but it was a nice gesture to try to help. thanks.
[21:45] <BluesKaj> Jgalt, ping 8.8.8.8 in the terninal , is there a connection ?
[21:46] <Datz> MrMintanet2: thanks. I'll have to check out that option in the config
[21:46] <toyman61> Anjunta: I'm able to compile a single file (a project), but I'm not able to load and execute. Error message: "no rule to make target xxx from yyy"
[21:46] <Jgalt> wanted to use a static ip on network so that I didn't have to keep setting a ports for ssh and I read on a forum that I should uninstall dhcpcd and that didn't work out so well
[21:46] <Jgalt> right now I'm in windows
[21:46] <angell> Would it be bad if I made the ext partition 5GB?
[21:46] <GeekMan> mickster04 it says to run the script in the source where would i find lm-sensors source
[21:46] <Clavin12> It seems that the finding of youtube flash files in the /tmp folder does not work in ubuntu 10.10, even with hidden files shown. Is this right or am I doing it wrong?
[21:46] <MrMintanet2> Anyone ever find a linux solution equivalent to Micro$oft Visio?
[21:46] <mickster04> GeekMan: uhm that doesn't sound too right...link?
[21:47] <mickster04> MrMintanet2: any modelling language tool will do
[21:47] <GeekMan> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2780
[21:47] <Jgalt> would an unbuntu iso on a flash drive be able to repair network settings?
[21:47] <mickster04> GeekMan: give me a second then
[21:47] <BluesKaj> Jgalt, ok here's a tutorial that might work for you in ubuntu , http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-ubuntu-linux-convert-dhcp-network-configuration-to-static-ip-configuration.html
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: dia maybe?
[21:47] <tim> bye
[21:47] <rww> GeekMan: that page says to copy the script file below to a text editor, save, and run it instead of grabbing it from the source.
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> Jgalt: you can chroot, or even edit config files and such
[21:48] <GeekMan> OH thx
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> Clavin12: could use youtube-dl
[21:48] <MrMintanet2> mickster04, ActionParsnip, I found Google Draw to work well, but it's very... crappy.  :)  DIA is good, but still somewhat limited.  I suppose that I'd probably have found a better solution by now...  Just figured I'd ask.  Thx
[21:49] <mickster04> GeekMan: http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/iwizard/DistroPackageInstall
[21:49] <mickster04> GeekMan: that's all you need to do
[21:49] <bc81> Clavin12: the FF addon "DownloadHelper" works well, too
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: does it not fly with wine?
[21:49] <maco> MrMintanet2: you can add new widgets to dia
[21:49] <Clavin12> ActionParsnip: All right then. It's just that I saw a video of it clearly working in a previous build, and wonder if something has changed.
[21:49] <guntbert> MrMintanet: look at dia (not so powerful but easier)
[21:49] <maco> MrMintanet2: draw them in inkscape (or find some online) and import into dia
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> Clavin12: not sure dude, sorry
[21:49] <Starminn> Clavin12: Just bear in mind that Firefox clears its temps when closed.
[21:50] <Clavin12> yeah
[21:50] <MrMintanet2> ActionParsnip, I try to stay away from Wine if possible.
[21:50] <Jgalt> thanks for the help everyone
[21:50] <Starminn> Clavin12: IT works for me. I always download YuTube videos that way, in /tmp. If it doesn't work for you though then I don't know what to say, really. Just make sure FF is open while you're using them in /tmp.
[21:50] <Tranbo> how do you enable home/end key in gnome-term?
[21:51] <GeekMan> mickster04: i did that but it says its the current version
[21:51] <bc81> Tranbo: alt+hoe i think
[21:51] <angell> Would it be okay if I made the ext4 5000GB?
[21:51] <angell> Or is that too small?
[21:51] <bc81> Tranbo: home* lol
[21:51] <Cube``> way to tiny
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: basic stuff seems to work but its not an app i've used, sorry I can't help more
[21:52] <Tranbo> i mean when i hit the home key and end key it suppose to send the scan code to my application
[21:52] <cntb> files and folders on te left side doesnot seem to give me nautilus with menus above .u know file edit view help
[21:53] <MrMintanet2> ActionParsnip, No prob!  Just looking.  I am trying to draft up a nifty network map on my 10.10 box, but I can't find anything "eye candy-ish" enough.
[21:53] <StevenTyler> where can I download the ubuntu-restricted* repository from?
[21:53] <StevenTyler> Need to install stuff on a tablet pc with no network
[21:53] <FightingNavyman> rww hi :)
[21:53] <angell> Would I have any trouble later on in the system if I made the ext4 partition under 10000, I have it set on 5000.
[21:53] <cntb> how do i get it in netbook the easiest way and where is the run field to invoke a command like in start run in win
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> !info tsnd
[21:53] <rww> FightingNavyman: hello
[21:53] <angell> !ext4
[21:54] <Tranbo> there is instruction on restriction on ubuntu page
[21:54] <BluesKaj> StevenTyler, sudo apt-get ubuntu-restricted-extras in the terminal
[21:54] <cntb> files and folders on te left side doesnot seem to give me nautilus with menus above .u know file edit view help
[21:54] <cntb> how do i get it in netbook the easiest way and where is the run field to invoke a command like in start run in win
[21:54] <Starminn> cntb: "Run" is basically "ALT+F2"
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> MrMintanet2: http://www.searchmarked.com/networking/openoffice-network-diagrams.php  maybe
[21:54] <bc81> cntb: alt+f2 = run
[21:54] <StevenTyler> there's no network for the tablet pc
[21:54] <GeekMan> mickster04: i did that but it says its the current version
[21:55] <Tranbo> exit
[21:55] <xangua> !aptoncd | StevenTyler
[21:55] <bc81> cntb: can you please rephrase your other question about nautilus?  i can't understand that
[21:55] <mkanyicy> !offline
[21:55] <angell> I am manually installing ubuntu 10.04 and I need to know before I go on further with the installation ( I do not have too much of a hard drive on this older this system to divide -- I am working with a 12GB Hard Drive here )
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> angell: 12Gb is loads
[21:56] <angell> ActionParsnip: So 5GB set for the ext4 is okay?
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> angell: you can get away with 5Gb easily, will have space for updates too
[21:56] <Wipster> evning all bit of issues with printer, har har har. Apparently support was added in sane 1.0.19 or 20 and I see I have 1.0.21 installed but it doesn't appear on the database when I connect and get asked to choose
[21:57] <StevenTyler> thanks, i'll check that out
[21:58] <mickster04> GeekMan: wel then move onto the next bit
[21:58] <GeekMan> the script? or on the wikii page
[21:58] <induz_> how can i install cinelerra on Lucid??
[21:59] <ikonia> induz_: is it in the repos
[21:59] <GeekMan> i go to kernel preperation ?
[21:59] <mickster04> GeekMan: i assume you don't have a special kernel? cos if so just do http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/iwizard/Detection
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> angell: i use 5Gb for /, 3Gb swap and the rest for home on this lappy (has 1.5Gb RAM)
[21:59] <mickster04> GeekMan: as in if you have the normal kernel use the above lkink
[21:59] <GeekMan> k
[22:00] <mickster04> ActionParsnip: is there an amount of RAM where you don't need swap?
[22:00] <xangua> induz_: follow cinelerra's web instructions
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> mickster04: if you have enough RAM for your needs then its not needed. No swap ==no hibernate.
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> mickster04: if I had 4Gb swap and all I did was chat and web browse I wouldn't have swap
[22:01] <cschneid> Err http://archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-updates/universe Sources 404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.31 80]
[22:01] <cschneid> why's apt-get update giving me: that
[22:01] <ikonia> cschneid: repo down
[22:01] <rww> cschneid: because intrepid is End-of-Lifed, so its repositories are no longer mirrored.
[22:01] <rww> !eol
[22:01] <cschneid> ahh damn
[22:01] <ikonia> rww: ahhh better eyes
[22:01] <cschneid> what's it take to upgrade
[22:01] <dataviruset> where is the ubuntu 10.04.2 iso? me want :)
[22:01] <rww> cschneid: see the links ubottu said
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> cschneid: intrepid is dead and gone
[22:01] <cschneid> cool - thanks. Didn't realize the server was that old
[22:01] <cschneid> for an immediate request, is there a way to find the old packages?
[22:01] <mickster04> ActionParsnip: cool i don't use hibernate
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> !download | dataviruset
[22:02] <GeekMan> it says "root@Beauty-laptop:/home/matt# sensors-detect
[22:02] <GeekMan> # sensors-detect revision 5818 (2010-01-18 17:22:07 +0100)
[22:02] <GeekMan> # DMI data unavailable, please consider installing dmidecode 2.7
[22:02] <GeekMan> # or later for better results.
[22:02] <GeekMan> "
[22:02] <FloodBot3> GeekMan: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:02] <GeekMan> # DMI data unavailable, please consider installing dmidecode 2.7
[22:02] <rww> cschneid: there's information on where the repositories were moved to on ubottu's link ;)
[22:02] <GeekMan> or better
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> mickster04: i have it as a habit, I set swappiness to 0 so its rarely touches
[22:02] <cschneid> rww: haha, I will just goahead and read that then
[22:02] <_W5_> bye
[22:02] <rww> cschneid: (the EOLUpgrades one, that is)
[22:02] <deuterium> can i access an ext4 root partition (as ubuntu creates by default when installing) transparently as an ext2 partition? i.e. just boot ubuntu using ext2 instead of ext4?
[22:03] <gbear14275> REALLY!!!!!  this dang wireless is the only thing in between me and success!!!  and i don't have any internet connection for this thing other than a modem and a non-functional wireless card...
[22:03] <UndiFineD> I request for someone with iptables knowledge, specifically port forwarding
[22:03] <mickster04> deuterium: ext is the file format? whe you install ubuntu you can select that as the file format...
[22:03] <gbear14275> anyone know if I can configure a modem port to work with dsl?
[22:03] <soreau> gbear14275: What card is it?
[22:03] <ikonia> deuterium: why would you want to do that
[22:03] <mickster04> !deatils | UndiFineD:
[22:03] <mickster04> !details | UndiFineD:
[22:03] <ikonia> gbear14275: modem port ?
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> gbear14275: what is the product line in the output of:  sudo lshw -C network
[22:03] <UndiFineD> http://paste.ubuntu.com/568450/
[22:03] <gbear14275> tew-226pc, rtl8180L is what lspci is reporting
[22:04] <ikonia> UndiFineD: #netfilter is the iptables channel
[22:04] <dataviruset> ActionParsnip: the thing is 10.04.2 isn't there yet. but the release date is today :(
[22:04] <deuterium> mickster04: afaik, the default is ext4. yes, it could be set differently at install.
[22:04] <gbear14275> ActionParsnip, lshw isn't installed
[22:04] <soreau> ! who | gbear14275
[22:04] <deuterium> ikonia: i run ubuntu inside a vmware virtual machine and shrink tools don't work for ext4 partitions, only ext2.
[22:04] <UndiFineD> thanks ikonia
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> gbear14275: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/RTL8180L
[22:04] <gbear14275> soreau, sorry
[22:04] <ikonia> deuterium: doesn't use vmware tools with it
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> dataviruset: try a little later
[22:04] <ischliky> is anyone familiar with having 3 or more monitors in ubuntu, making it 1 large desktop, the only guides i seem to find seem horridly outdated
[22:04] <ikonia> deuterium: "don't" sorry
[22:05] <ikonia> ischliky: how many video cards
[22:05] <dataviruset> ActionParsnip: ok, but i'm in a hurry :p
[22:05] <Datz> MrMintanet: I don't see a man page for clamav, does it go by another name?
[22:05] <ischliky> likely using 2 cards, hoping for a 2:2 set up that is all one desktop
[22:05] <deuterium> ikonia: well, i created a clone now, effectively shrinking the image without vmware tools. but i'm still interested in whether one can just boot into ext2 instead of ext4.
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> Datz: you can install calmtk and use a GUI
[22:06] <ischliky> mostly i found some conflicting information about 3d acceleration being avaiable on all the screens
[22:06] <ikonia> deuterium: it's based on the same core file system but a much later version, it's not look ext3 being ext2+journal
[22:06] <ikonia> ischliky: how many video cards
[22:06] <Datz> ActionParsnip: ah, ok thanks I'll consider that
[22:06] <Datz> ActionParsnip: have you used it, is it any good?
[22:06] <ischliky> ikonia: 2 cards, both nvidia
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> Datz: i recommend you add the clamav ppa for newer defs and engine
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> Datz: yeah its sweet
[22:07] <Datz> ActionParsnip: thanks, I will
[22:07] <gbear14275> ActionParsnip, thanks... although I thought this was all resolved in 10.04... what confuses me is that it just can't see networks in 10.10
[22:07] <Datz> ActionParsnip: ubottu have any info on that?
[22:07] <ikonia> ischliky: ok, so you won't get 3 acceleration, you can use twinview, but that only supports multiple monitors on one card, or the non-propitary drivers, in which case no acceleration
[22:07] <xangua> didn't know there was a ppa for it :)
[22:08] <Valkyrie> ./golly: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.5: version `GLIBCPP_3.2' not found (required by ./golly)
[22:08] <Nokio> Hi all, im am learning bash script and i was wondering if someone can take a look at this. http://pastebin.com/rJGs8Y8M    If someone can give me a hint to help me learn that would be great
[22:08] <deuterium> ikonia: i thought the main advantage of the ext* series being backwards compatibility, i.e. exty can be accessed as ext(y-1)
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> Datz: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clamav/+archive/ppa
[22:08] <Valkyrie> I don't know why that's coming up. It's a very discreat error. No real information.
[22:08] <StevenTyler> Looks like there are no deb packages on Sourceforge for APTonCD
[22:08] <Datz> ActionParsnip: thanks
[22:08] <gbear14275> soreau, ikonia, yeah, I have a modem port on this laptop, tecra8000 (1999ish) and a pcmcia port which I'm trying to get this wireless card working on... other than that I have no network connection.  I have a dsl connection here.. wondering if I can use the modem to connect
[22:08] <ischliky> ikonia: thank you for information, will stick with just 2 monitors then for now, as i need 3d acceleration more then i need 4 screens
[22:08] <ikonia> deuterium: it is backward compatible, but I wouldn't want to make that jump
[22:09] <deuterium> ikonia: hm ok. thx
[22:09] <GeekMan> Note: there is no driver for Analog Devices ADT7467 or ADT7468 yet.
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> Nokio: i'd ask in #bash
[22:09] <GeekMan> No modules to load, skipping modules configuration.
[22:09] <willystylee>  Can someone help me? i bought a KVM switch and i'm trying to use it to have it connected to my main PC (win7) and my new machine i just installed ubuntu on. I hooked it up properly, and tried using it. It worked when switching from the win7 machine to the ubuntu one, but after the (1st and only) successful switch, ubuntu just didn't seem to recognize my mouse or keyboard which are both USB
[22:09] <willystylee> (plugged into kvm switch)
[22:09] <cschneid> rww: thanks for the help, stopgap completed, will schedule a full upgrade for later.
[22:09] <ikonia> willystylee: does the kvm support linux ?
[22:10] <willystylee> ikonia: i dont know, it says it works for sun win and mac
[22:10] <Datz> ActionParsnip: I'm not seeing a package clamtk
[22:10] <ikonia> willystylee: ok, so checking Linux support is worth while
[22:11] <willystylee> i dont know why it woundnt be bale to work with linux tho
[22:11] <willystylee> be able*
[22:11] <GeekMan> so now what No modules to load, skipping modules configuration.
[22:11] <willystylee> soo....
[22:11] <willystylee> ?
[22:11] <ikonia> willystylee: why ? Linux works difference from Windows and Solaris, so checking the support is quite important
[22:11] <Datz> ActionParsnip: sorry my fault it's there (typo)
[22:12] <willystylee> isnt there some sorta workaround??
[22:12] <ikonia> willystylee: ???? you don't even know if it's supported, what are you trying to work around
[22:12] <GeekMan> mickster04: i finished but there was no driver for the device
[22:12] <mickster04> yeah
[22:12] <mickster04> i'va had that issue before :/
[22:13] <soreau> gbear14275: Do you see wlan0 iface in the output of iwconfig?
[22:13] <willystylee> well thanks for not helping
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> Datz: no worries dude
[22:13] <soreau> ikonia: I thought nouveau had acceleration working for some cards. Is it not in ubuntu yet?
[22:13] <ikonia> soreau: it depends on the cards, and certainly not over multiple monitors
[22:13] <GeekMan> drat :( its never over heated
[22:14] <gbear14275> soreau, yes
[22:14] <soreau> ikonia: You mean multiple cards?
[22:14] <mickster04> GeekMan: well i am out :p
[22:14] <GeekMan> but as a pc user its doesnt fell right to have a fan that doesnt sound liek its working
[22:14] <soreau> gbear14275: Does 'sudo iwlist wlan0 scan|grep -i essid' show AP's?
[22:14] <ikonia> soreau: he wanted to span 3 monitors across two physical video cards
[22:14] <GeekMan> FAIL :(
[22:14] <GeekMan> thanks though
[22:14] <Datz> ActionParsnip: something like this: -> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-clamav/ppa  ?
[22:15] <soreau> ikonia: Right, but are you saying not even multiple outputs work for just one card with nouveau?
[22:15] <gbear14275> soreau, wlan0 No scan results <--  there are at least 5 local networks (apartment building)
[22:16] <soreau> gbear14275: hmm.. is the interface up? ifconfig wlan0 up
[22:16] <ikonia> soreau: you'll get multiple outputs on one card, sure
[22:16] <soreau> ikonia: Oh ok. I misunderstood what you said then
[22:16] <gbear14275> soreau, yeah its up
[22:16] <ikonia> soreau: no, I said it's not going to happen on 2 cards acting as one
[22:16] <ikonia> soreau: as in 2 physical cards
[22:17] <Datz> ActionParsnip: gpg: key 5ADC2037: public key "Launchpad PPA for Clamav Update Team" imported <br> gpg: no ultimately trusted keys found <br> gpg: Total number processed: 1  <- that ok?
[22:18] <soreau> gbear14275: Well if scanning that way doesn't work, what about 'sudo iw dev wlan0 scan' (if you can get iw installed)
[22:19] <gbear14275> iw not installed...
[22:19] <gbear14275> what package is it in? soreau
[22:19] <soreau> !info iw
[22:19] <soreau> gbear14275: iw :)
[22:19] <gbear14275> soreau, crap, can't find it
[22:19] <gbear14275> one sec... may have to try and download it and move it over manually
[22:20] <soreau> gbear14275: but if scanning doesn't work, it's probably a driver issue.
[22:20] <soreau> gbear14275: Is this maverick?
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> Datz: indeed, thats you adding the ppa
[22:20] <gbear14275> soreau, 10.10
[22:21] <soreau> ActionParsnip: Datz: What additional does the clamav ppa provide?
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> soreau: later definitions and engine version than the official repos
[22:23] <soreau> ActionParsnip: ok thanks
[22:23] <Datz> ActionParsnip: thanks. defs are updated it says, not sure how to add a newer engine though
[22:24] <Datz> soreau: I'm guessing updated virus database
[22:24] <soreau> Datz: I thought it downloaded the database from a server separately
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> Datz: its all in the updates from the PPA
[22:25] <Datz> ActionParsnip: I see
[22:25] <Zaulx_I> ciao a tutti
[22:26] <ikonia> !it | Zaulx_I
[22:27] <ddd> how to show log of gnome-panel?
[22:27] <Datz> ActionParsnip: any reason when I add the root directory of my windows drive to be scanned it runs quickly and says scanned only four files?
[22:27] <bhirsch> Anyone have a minute for a question?
[22:27] <bhirsch> I recently installed Ubuntu on a ThinkPad 510. My machine often has trouble waking up after going to sleep or hibernating. I've been told patches are easy to find if I Google around. But I haven't found anything. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> Datz: try:  gksudo  clamtk
[22:29] <Datz> ActionParsnip: I see an option that needed to be checked was scan dirs inside dirs
[22:29] <StevenTyler> All APTonCD files from Sourceforge seems to have disappeared.
[22:29] <StevenTyler> Even source files
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> StevenTyler: aptoncd is in the repos
[22:30] <Datz> funny that wouldn't be checked by default :P
[22:30] <StevenTyler> oh ok
[22:30] <Datz> (recursive scan)
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> !info aptoncd | StevenTyler
[22:31] <Datz> ActionParsnip: if your clamav engine newer than  0.96.5?
[22:31] <gbear14275> soreau, got iw installed, no value returned
[22:32] <gbear14275> how would I import the kernel driver from previous releases into this one?
[22:32] <induz> hello I have an iso file i dont have DVD/Cd burner right now, How can i mount those files on Lucid?
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[22:32] <soreau> gbear14275: It might be a driver issue then. Look for any interesting messages in syslog or the output of dmesg
[22:32] <soreau> gbear14275: It was working before? Then you need to file a bug
[22:32] <induz> without burning on DVD/CD is it possible to load iso file on Lucid
[22:32] <maco> induz: sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 /path/to/your.iso  /mnt
[22:33] <soreau> induz: mount -o loop /what/maco/said
[22:33] <Nisstyre> maco, no need to specify the filesystem type
[22:33] <Nisstyre> mount can detect it automatically
[22:33] <maco> Nisstyre: usually yes, but ive had it fail at that with isos, so i do it to be safe
[22:33] <induz> what is the final command to mount iso
[22:33] <gbear14275> soreau, it worked with LM9 (which is based on 10.04)  also doesn't work with lm10...
[22:33] <induz> is there any GUI for that?
[22:33] <maco> Nisstyre: granted, that was a few years ago, but now its habit
[22:34] <maco> induz: no, no gui. there should be. hrmph. i should take that as a papercut next release cycle
[22:34] <maco> induz: the thing i said will work
[22:34] <brontoeee> what would it mean when viewing remote ftp folders in nautilus : the permissions of 'folder name' cant be determined ?
[22:34] <soreau> maco: papercut?
[22:34] <induz> maco,  what is -t there?
[22:34] <Nisstyre> induz, I doubt it, because that would be a waste. Normally stuff gets mounted automatically because it's put under /dev and programs like nautilus mount them for you.
[22:34] <gbear14275> soreau, how can I look through the syslog and dmesg?  on xubuntu... log viewer doesn't seem to be installed
[22:34] <Nisstyre> but with isos you have to do it manually
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> Datz: that's what I have
[22:35] <soreau> gbear14275: cat /var/log/syslog && dmesg
[22:35] <Datz> ActionParsnip: great thanks. (says it is outdated so I was wondering)
[22:35] <maco> induz: it tells it the filesystem type. iso9660 is what cds are.  it shouldnt be necessary to include that bit, but it also won't hurt anything
[22:36] <maco> soreau: the Hundred Papercuts project is a project to fix small usability things that make using Ubuntu just a little less pleasant
[22:36] <soreau> maco: Ah ok
[22:36] <maco> Nisstyre: well what im talking about writing a patch for is to have "right click -> Use as CD" in Nautilus and Dolphin
[22:36] <maco> Nisstyre: only for .iso files
[22:36] <Nisstyre> maco, that might be ok
[22:36] <maco> it shouldnt be *too* hard
[22:36] <Nisstyre> what about .img files?
[22:37] <maco> harder to be sure of what's inside... so id start with just iso
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Datz: the clamav ppa gets updated more regularly than the ubuntu ones
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Nisstyre: acetoneiso can mount img
[22:38] <maco> Datz: the ppa is where Scott puts super-new releases of ClamAV to be tested before they move into ubuntu a few days (or a week-ish?) later
[22:38] <gbear14275> soreau, wow... um, its been printing to screen for 2 min now
[22:38] <induz> maco,  i used sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 /path/to/your.iso  /mnt but its just giving me details about commands
[22:38] <maco> induz: did you change /path/to/your.iso to actually be the path to your iso?
[22:38] <Nisstyre> induz, make sure you use the actual full path to where the iso file is
[22:38] <induz> my iso file is on /home/user/Desktop/file.iso
[22:39] <induz> i did this;sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 /home/myName/Desktop  /mnt
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> induz: sudo mkdir /media/iso; sudo mount -o loop /home/user/Desktop/file.iso /media/iso
[22:40] <maco> induz: Desktop is the folder. you need the actual iso
[22:40] <computer_> hows everyone doing
[22:41] <gbear14275> soreau, I'm seeing lots of ieee80211 messages
[22:41]  * ActionParsnip likes a /media/iso mount point :)
[22:41] <maco> ActionParsnip: i tend to just mount right on /media/cdrom -- it makes media players happy
[22:41] <Nisstyre> yeah, putting CDs under /mnt makes no sense
[22:41] <Nisstyre> I use /mnt for network stuff
[22:41] <maco> ActionParsnip: but i think that mountpoint only exists by default if you do have a physical one, so... figured i wouldnt assume it was there
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> maco: tru, although most can play ISOs as-is
[22:42] <maco> ActionParsnip: O_o
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> maco: vlc can
[22:42] <maco> vlc isnt most!
[22:42] <soreau> gbear14275: I'm not sure about your chipset but you might try googling. You're probably not the only one with this problem
[22:42] <Nisstyre> ActionParsnip, what about mplayer?
[22:42] <maco> it's one thing!
[22:42] <Nisstyre> I assume it can if vlc can
[22:42] <Starlight> Good night folks..
[22:43] <gbear14275> soreau, there is suprisingly little in the last year...
[22:43] <SUFLEX> FireFox Speed dial plugin does not save tab-bookmarks. after Firefox  reset all the SD bookmarks dissapear.
[22:43] <gbear14275> soreau, it would be alot easier too if the broken laptop had an alternative to just wireless card
[22:44] <SUFLEX> and default session manager does not work correctly
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> Nisstyre: most likely, mplayer is the daddy :)
[22:44] <gbear14275> thats it... I'm going to best buy to get a wireless card
[22:46] <goltoof> тест
[22:47] <helo> anyone else have problems with banshee stopping playback at the last second of tracks, instead of going to the next song?
[22:47] <maco> !ru | goltoof
[22:47] <FightingNavyman> ubottu english please
[22:48] <helo> heh
[22:48] <FightingNavyman> freaking bot D:
[22:48] <FightingNavyman> OMG he's a bot wtf D:
[22:48] <rww> s/freaking/awesome/
[22:48] <induz> maco, Yes its mounted now thanks
[22:48] <rww> !gender
[22:48] <goltoof> maco:  wrong room :)
[22:48] <FightingNavyman> i was like wtf why he pm me
[22:48] <induz> but its a MS application so i can not run on Ubuntu
[22:49] <maco> induz: wine?
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> induz: cedega? CrossOver Office?
[22:49] <maco> FightingNavyman: watch the language in your abbreviations
[22:49] <FightingNavyman> huh
[22:49] <goltoof> !wtf
[22:49] <FightingNavyman> I didnt say anything bad. :(
[22:49] <mickster04> I <3 ubottu
[22:49] <induz> maco,thats what i thought that it would work on wine but it fails
[22:50] <maco> induz: oh
[22:50] <induz> crossover is a paid service is it?
[22:50] <[deXter]> FightingNavyman: What do you think the * stands for in WT* ? >_>
[22:50] <mickster04> induz: yeah
[22:50] <FightingNavyman> oh
[22:50] <maco> induz: yeah, and its based on an old enough version of wine that its not really got an advantage anymore
[22:50] <FightingNavyman> ok then ill say: wt(
[22:50] <FightingNavyman> :P
[22:51] <[deXter]> FightingNavyman: Cool by me :)
[22:51] <FightingNavyman> or just go back to idle :|
[22:51] <datron> hi
[22:51] <mickster04> induz: did you check out play on linux? did that have visio listed?
[22:51] <mickster04> datron: hullo
[22:51] <induz> pocket is tight so please dont suggest me something for pay
[22:51] <[deXter]> FightingNavyman: Or use wtd
[22:51] <FightingNavyman> LOL
[22:51] <rww> or use English
[22:51] <datron> how are you
[22:51] <FightingNavyman> or
[22:52] <induz> playonelinux is installed on my system but i dont know how to use it
[22:52] <FightingNavyman> use omgwt(bbq
[22:52] <FightingNavyman> :D
[22:52] <induz> i checked it on synaptec
[22:52] <rww> "you should avoid any language which may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such language." ~ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines
[22:52] <goltoof> or ask a support question involving ubuntu, and stay on topic
[22:52] <mickster04> induz: go to applicaitons > games > playonlinux
[22:52] <rww> throwing random symbols in obvious places = obfuscation.
[22:52] <gbear14275> what does, "error opening terminal: unknown." mean when trying to run nano?
[22:53] <[deXter]> rww: Yes but 'd' isnt a random symbol, its stands for duck :)
[22:53] <induz> mickster04, i dont have 3d acceleration on my system so its giving me warning
[22:53] <goltoof> guys, take it to #ubuntu-offtopic if you don't have any ubuntu related discussion
[22:53] <mickster04> induz: meh you don't need it for visio
[22:53] <mickster04> gbear14275: are you in terminal?
[22:53] <datron> nedir bu
[22:53] <induz> hopw can i have 3d accelera
[22:53] <mickster04> induz: ignore it, carry on
[22:54] <induz> Its downloading something now
[22:54] <gbear14275> mickster04, yeah, I was, just restarted
[22:54] <induz> mickster04, hope iots not just games as my brother will not like it/
[22:54] <induz> why its under games?
[22:54] <mickster04> gbear14275: so what did you type? if you're in terminal just typing nano should work?
[22:55] <mickster04> induz: cos it started out and it's main focus is integration of windows games using wine, but it now does other programs too
[22:55] <induz> mickster04, how can i have #d acc??
[22:55] <gbear14275> mickster04, the error above was what I got
[22:55] <datron> selam
[22:55] <mickster04> induz: a what now?
[22:55] <mickster04> !en | datron
[22:55] <induz> 3d acceleration on my system
[22:55] <fil_> hi
[22:55] <mickster04> gbear14275: well that doesn't make sense,
[22:55] <induz> michael99, 3D acce
[22:56] <datron> what
[22:56] <mickster04> induz: you need a graphics card and drivers that support it
[22:56] <Datz> maco: ah, thanks
[22:56] <mickster04> datron: yoiu have a problem?
[22:56] <induz> mickster04, as per my knowledge the graphic card is integrated on this sytem Dell dimensin
[22:57] <soreau> induz: What kind of gpu is it?
[22:57] <mickster04> induz: yeah don't worry about it
[22:57] <mickster04> it's not important
[22:57] <induz> mickster04, its still downloading something
[22:57] <mickster04> induz: yeah
[22:57] <martin__> im running on latest ubuntu + latest skype - if record myself via the basic sound recorder everything is just perfect, but skype - the mic isn't working at all... any hints?
[22:57] <mickster04> induz: i recommend going to the playonlin ux website for guides on how to use it
[22:57] <induz> soreau, i checked with lspci
[22:58] <soreau> induz: What does lspci|grep VGA say?
[22:58] <Kyle__> Anyone here familiar with ubuntu enterprise cloud?
[22:58] <mickster04> !anyone
[22:58] <soreau> ! anyone | Kyle__
[22:58] <induz> can i run MS Words effectively with  bulleted effect on .docx
[22:58] <mickster04> induz: bulleted effect?
[22:59] <induz> mickster04, on resume how u use bullet ... effect
[22:59] <Kyle__> It's a fairly specialized branch of ubuntu, I was half hoping someone was going to say, "No, but /join #UEC, they know there"
[22:59]  * Kyle__ already checked, empty channel.
[22:59] <Kyle__> How do you move the master node in UEC?
[22:59] <mickster04> induz: bullet points? why bother with ms word, use openoffice?
[22:59] <computer_> any linux virus scanners that work on windows files also??\
[22:59] <mickster04> computer_: clamav
[22:59] <Kyle__> computer_: All of them do from what I know
[23:00] <computer_> mickster85: thanks :)
[23:00] <mickster04> !antivirus | computer_
[23:00] <computer_> Kyle__ :P
[23:00] <Kyle__> computer_: ClamAV is great for that, and also AVG Free.
[23:00]  * Kyle__ shrugs
[23:00] <induz> maco, the iso files is installed but i can not use it on Ubuntu
[23:00] <soreau> computer_: I think clamav does
[23:00] <computer_> Kyle__, mickster84: Thanks Ill go see
[23:00] <mickster04> !tab | computer_
[23:00] <induz> mickster04, my professor keeps sending me those docx files
[23:01] <mickster04> induz:  yeah open office can open them
[23:01] <mickster04> induz: and tell him not to
[23:01] <induz> when i open them on OO, they all get messed up
[23:01] <computer_> is it command line.. ? clamav
[23:01] <mneptok> induz: tell your professor to either use Free formats, or buy you a license for the software you need.
[23:01] <mickster04> induz: well tell him he should be using just .doc
[23:01] <soreau> computer_: yes
[23:01] <Kyle__> computer_: It's not installed by default, you'll have to apt-get it.
[23:01] <induz> whole of school uses that MS office he says
[23:02] <mickster04> induz: yeah he can save in .doc
[23:02] <computer_> Kyle__ so im suppose to figure out how to use a commnand line virus scanner now ? :S :P
[23:02] <Kyle__> induz: Sorry.  I know how it is.  Same at my uni.
[23:02] <induz> i have to go the library to get those files done
[23:02] <jrib> induz: try google docs maybe?
[23:02] <soreau> computer_: Its easy. Just apt-get install clamav && clamav --help
[23:02] <Kyle__> computer_: It's really damn easy though, once you read the man page.  If you want a gui, check out avg's site for their free linux one.
[23:02] <computer_> Kyle__: Ahh opkay
[23:02] <induz> he saves on .doc and sends me, when i work on them on OO and send them to him all bullets get messed up
[23:03] <induz> or fdfew words get chopped off
[23:03] <jrib> induz: though you should speak to your professor about it.  Maybe he can export as pdf?  He might not know that he can actually do that
[23:03] <computer_> soreau, yes thank you I will do that
[23:03] <mickster04> induz: no they don't not in the latest ooo
[23:03] <Kyle__> induz: What format are you saving in?
[23:03] <soreau> computer_: see also ClamAV FAQ
[23:03] <Dj-Toast> Hi, Quick question ,  im trying to create a raid 5 array on 3 disk but its all fine until i reboot then my drives notation changes.   I mount the raid using the UUID but the raid itself is created of /dev/sda1, /dev/sdb1 etc.   Anyone have a permannant way to have the sata deteded on the same device name every time?
[23:03] <mickster04> induz: also OOo can read .docx anyway
[23:03] <soreau> computer_: see also http://www.clamav.net/lang/en/support/faq/
[23:03] <mneptok> induz: a massive percentage of word processing docs can be saved as RTF with no ill effect on formatting, style, or features
[23:03] <Kyle__> induz: You may be saving it to a different version of word's format than he's using, and that could confuse the _hell_ out of word sometimes.
[23:03] <mickster04> lunch bbiab
[23:05] <induz> I save on .doc on OO but when i open the same doc file on MS word in school, the starting letters get chopped off caz of bullet effect on them
[23:05] <Biszkopcik> PIERWSZY !
[23:05] <maco> induz: if you're just sending it for someone to look at but not edit, id just go with pdf
[23:05] <Logan_WP> !caps | Biszkopcik
[23:05] <Biszkopcik> ubottu: stfu ?
[23:05] <Biszkopcik> -.-
[23:05] <Logan_WP> !language | Biszkopcik
[23:05] <Kyle__> induz: Yes, but what version of doc?  Try save-as, select 2000's format or somefin.
[23:06] <induz> doc version for 2003
[23:06] <Biszkopcik> okey
[23:06] <Kyle__> induz: Then try saving it old, open it in OO (make sure it's OK), then send it to him.  You may have better luck that way?
[23:06] <induz> mickster04, now its asking to run. install, remove, configure or close what should i do with PlayOnlinux
[23:07] <induz> Kyle__, thansk for suggestion , i will do it
[23:08] <andai> airsnort package not exists?
[23:09] <Datz> andai: don't think so, try aircrack-ng
[23:10] <andai> ty
[23:10] <andai> so quiet here, amazing
[23:10] <andai> usually a page per minute :D
[23:10] <Datz> yea, it just slowed (oddly enough just as I cleared my scrollback text)
[23:12] <Dj-Toast> anyone have a way to make the sata detection static for use in linux raid?
[23:12] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: You can list your drives by UUID instead of sd
[23:13] <coffeerage> Hi, I had the OTRS ticket tracking system installed to try it out. I decided I didn't like it and wanted to go back to Request Tracker. I installed it, but I cannot get the Apache2 server to start. It is telling me "invalid user: otrs" and I cannot find the configuration where it is still trying to use OTRS settings. I've tried removing & reinstalling the apache2 packages
[23:13] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_ : i searched for creating raid with UUID but I couldnt find anything.   Do you think doing mdadm --create..... /dev/UUIDs would work?
[23:14] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: I think /dev/disk/by-id/<UUID>
[23:14] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: ls /dev/disk/by-id/
[23:14] <Kyle__> :)
[23:14] <AndroUser2> random question, anyone know command to open multiple ie tabs using vbacript? work sucks and uses winblows
[23:14] <AndroUser2> *vbscript
[23:15] <Dj-Toast> Kyle__: Ok i guess ill drop my array and recreate using those instead.  Just sucks i was planning to use WEBMIN to manage the raid :(
[23:15] <Kyle__> AndroUser2: I (used to) know how to do it in waitr, and that just wraps com in ruby, so should be easy enough...
[23:15] <Skyblayde> hello, can someone direct me to someone who knows the graphics issues very well?
[23:15] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: Ah.  Sorry.
[23:15] <coz_> Skyblayde,  it might be best to describe the issue for everyone
[23:16] <coffeerage> I'll try this... I installed OTRS manually downloading the source, not via the package manager. Is there a way to find the name of the package I installed manually so I may purge it?
[23:16] <Kyle__> AndroUser2: Ruby-watir is actually prety easy...maybe you could find an example and port it to vbscript (I recall this being pretty easy, but it was 3+ years ago)
[23:16] <coz_> coffeerage,  did you keep the source package?
[23:16] <Logan_WP> !winblows | AndroUser2
[23:16] <coffeerage> coz_, just the .tar.gz file
[23:16] <AndroUser2> yeah, i can get it to open 1 web address but not multiple.
[23:16] <Kyle__> coffeerage: Some nicely written packages have an uninstall target in make,  Try going into the source and trying make uninstall
[23:17] <Skyblayde> I have installed not only the Ubuntu Propriet drivers for my NVIDIA geforce 460 card, but also tried purging them and installing the latest drivers from nvidia's site.  Both with no luck in correcting this extremely low resolution rate in which i am experiencing now, on my 1920x1080 DVI-D Flatscreen Monitor
[23:17] <Kyle__> ubottu: you tell him for denegrating win311 like that.
[23:17] <AndroUser2> sysObj.Shell "c:..", "address"
[23:17] <rww> I apologize for the incoming modespam.
[23:17] <Skyblayde> the resolution is 75 x 75
[23:17] <coz_> coffeerage, mm ok well a crap way of doing this is to reinstall via thesource and then in the source folder  sudo make uninstall
[23:17] <Skyblayde> the highest i can get it to is, at 680x
[23:17] <coz_> coffeerage,  other wise you may have to manually search and delete the directories
[23:17] <folklore> lol at coffeerage, funny nick
[23:18] <coffeerage> coz_, gotcha. I just extracted again, went into directory and tried sudo make uninstall. Gave me "no rule to make target 'uninstall'". Is this because I haven't configured it etc.?
[23:18] <Skyblayde> I have installed not only the Ubuntu Propriet drivers for my NVIDIA geforce 460 card, but also tried purging them and installing the latest drivers from nvidia's site.  Both with no luck in correcting this extremely low resolution rate in which i am experiencing now, on my 1920x1080 DVI-D Flatscreen Monitor the resolution is 75 x 75 the highest i can get it to is, at 680x
[23:18] <coz_> coffeerage,  right because that was not compiled yetr
[23:18] <folklore> anyway I got new ubuntu installed, and cc, wish ubuntu included by default tbh though
[23:18] <coffeerage> folklore, thanks :)
[23:18] <Kyle__> ConcreteVitamin: Often it has to be configured before you can do that, or even compiled.
[23:18] <Kyle__> silly tab comletion error
[23:18] <coffeerage> coz_ ok I'll try that, thanks! thanks to Kyle as well
[23:18] <coz_> coffeerage,  you would have to  recompile and install via source and then cd into source folder and make uninstall
[23:18] <Kyle__> no problem.
[23:19] <Skyblayde> it is strange being stuck in extremely low resolution
[23:20] <bwallen> I've got some files with unicode character file names (Russian to be exact), but they show up as question marks in bash. How can I get them to show up correctly?
[23:20] <Kyle__> bwallen: What terminal are you using?
[23:21] <Kyle__> bwallen: Gnome temrinal is actually pretty good with UTF chars...
[23:21] <bwallen> kyle__: xterm
[23:21] <Skyblayde> I just bought this video card
[23:21] <Kyle__> bwallen: launch uxterm, and see what it looks like.
[23:21] <bwallen> kyle__ I don't have gnome installed. This is a server
[23:21] <bwallen> ok
[23:21] <Kyle__> bwallen: IIRC, this is a term problem, not a bash problem :)
[23:21] <Logan_WP> !repeat | Skyblayde
[23:22] <LS1> hello, I'm having trouble setting ubuntu to 1920x1080. laptop connected to external samsung 24" lcd via HDMI....I tried adding a new modeline and all but it seems to add to a diff device and can't pick that res. can anyone help?
[23:22] <Ziber> Using fdisk, can you really only create 4 partitions?
[23:23] <Kyle__> Ziber: You can create 4 primary partitions.
[23:23] <Kyle__> Ziber: You can create an extended partion as one of those, and logical partitions inside of it.  A holdover from the old DOS days.\
[23:23] <Ziber> Kyle__: I notice I can create extended partitions as well. What is an extended partition?
[23:23] <functor> LS1: same problem :)
[23:23] <functor> Its the graphics card I think
[23:24] <Kyle__> Ziber: It's a partition you can make logical partitions in.
[23:24] <functor> doesnt work on windows either for intel graphics
[23:24] <Ziber> Hm.
[23:24] <LS1> functor, I am using an ATI Radeon HD card =)
[23:24] <Ziber> and mounting them like /dev/hdb1p1?
[23:24] <functor> I dunno then
[23:24] <Kyle__> Ziber: If the limmit of 4 is troublesome to you, you may want to consider using LVM.
[23:24] <Guest61418> hey guys, im having an issue with ubuntu changing the id of my drive at every boot, so its mounting a different drive each time. Any ideas?
[23:24] <Ziber> What is LVM exactly? I've heard of it...
[23:25] <KB1JWQ> !lvm
[23:25] <Kyle__> Ziber: Logical Volume Management.  It's weonderful.  Go read that howto ubotto mentioned.
[23:26] <coffeerage> coz_ i ended up finding the apache file that was trying to load using the OTRS user that didn't exist anymore, it was in envvars; got it up and working now. thanks again!
[23:27] <magicianlord> does anyone know how to fix the issue: thunar-volman, unrecognized usb device
[23:27] <magicianlord> it is not mounting
[23:27] <Kyle__> magicianlord: Did you check your logs and see what it work?
[23:28] <angell> problem
[23:28] <Kyle__> OK, my info is out of date, grub _will_ work booting off of LVM... so why doesn't anyone do it?  LVM is so much nicer!
[23:28] <Logan_WP> !problem | angell
[23:31] <Hillhacker> hiiiiii
[23:31] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_: sorry to bug you again.. but checking the UUIDs closer they all get the same id for all the partion in the array. so i cant realy create the array by id.
[23:31] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: Errr...that's odd.
[23:32] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: They all show up as different UUIDs in my array...
[23:32] <Hillhacker> hiiiiiii..........
[23:32] <Dj-Toast> kyle__:  i get different one if i do blkid /dev/sdd
[23:32] <Dj-Toast> but /dev/sdd1 /dev/sdc1 /dev/sdb1 all have same UUID
[23:33] <magicianlord> Kyle__: it doesnt work with the newthunar
[23:33] <yenn_2001> hola
[23:33] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: maybe I meant /dev/disk/by-uuid
[23:34]  * Kyle__ whistles
[23:34] <marouane> salam
[23:34] <Kyle__> Yup, of course _I_ said taht the first time.  YOu're just misremenbering.
[23:34] <marouane> hello
[23:34] <feyd> can anyone help me with session startup at boot?
[23:34] <yenn_2001> alalguien que able espa;ol
[23:34] <Logan_WP> !anyone | feyd
[23:34] <Logan_WP> !es | yenn_2001
[23:35] <feyd> I'm having issues with sessions and boot
[23:35] <estupendo> Hello, my dvd-rw drive no longer recognizes blank dvds, only blank cd's, also xubuntu doesn't automount audio cd's just data any hint about this would be appreciated
[23:36] <a_p3rson> !xubuntu | estupendo
[23:37] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_: so you see all your drives part of the array in the by-uuid.  In mine I only see md0 but not the actual drives.
[23:38] <estupendo> a_p3rson: also happens with my alternate installation of ubuntu 10.04
[23:38] <a_p3rson> ahh
[23:38] <a_p3rson> well, it could be that your media player is taking over mounting of an audio cd...not sure though
[23:38] <elijah1> is the xorg.conf the same as the nvidia-settings-rc file in home? I am trying to get my screen configuration files saved..
[23:38] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: Odly not, it's only showing me ones that are currently in use.
[23:39] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: I know I've done this, let me think....
[23:39] <yenn_2001> hola
[23:39] <Logan_WP> !es | yenn_2001
[23:40] <yenn_2001> no hay nadie conectado en el canal
[23:40] <Logan_WP> yenn_2001: no podemos ayudarte aqui
[23:40] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_: i wonder if my issue is not simply that in the mdconf i only have DEVICE partitions /dev/sde1 for the section where it says By default scan all partitions..
[23:41] <kevdog> evening everyone
[23:41] <angell> I am trying to install ubuntu through unetbootin with the iso on a usb flash drive, but when I get half way through it tells me that is unable to unmount the cdrom
[23:41] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_: im thinking this should autoscan for the partions but it doesnt because i have 1 specified?
[23:41] <computer__> hey howcome window aminations never work for me,. lol
[23:41] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: If you move the old conf out of the way, you can autoscan to the conf file.  I know that works.
[23:42] <estupendo> a_p3rson: how would I know and how would it affect blank media?
[23:42] <Dj-Toast> kyle_ just rename mdconf?
[23:42] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: yup.
[23:42] <Logan_WP> !compiz | computer_
[23:43] <Logan_WP> oops
[23:43] <Logan_WP> !compiz | computer__
[23:43] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: I think its just mdadm --examine --scan >& mdadm.conf but I don't do that daily :) so check it first of course.
[23:43] <angell> What is it seeing as my cdrom? Is it seeing the usb or the cdrom itself
[23:43] <a_p3rson> estupendo: ohh i thought that it was only with audio cd's although it could be trying to burn to blank ones, try switching your media player between on and off, one of them should bypass it
[23:44] <a_p3rson> not sure tho...
[23:44] <mrgordian> is there no xorg.conf in 10.10? If not, how would I go about changing resolutions and panning for a tv?
[23:44] <Logan_WP> !xorg.conf | mrgordian
[23:44] <estupendo>  a_p3rson: I use mpd and vlc only, none of them autoloads removeable media
[23:45] <angell> !unmount
[23:45] <computer__> hey are there any apps that have free texting with em
[23:45] <a_p3rson> estupendo: oh well then i dont know
[23:45] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_: rebooted and had the issue again my sdc is now something different.
[23:45] <a_p3rson> computer__: try voice.google.com
[23:45] <estupendo> estupendo: thank you
[23:45] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_: array failed to mount
[23:45] <computer__> a_p3rson: okay I will. TY :D
[23:46] <a_p3rson> no problem
[23:46] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: Ugh.  Does it change _every_ time?
[23:46] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_: ya pretty much.. if I reboot a couple of time it will fall in place and mount it.
[23:46] <angell> !installation
[23:47] <Logan_WP> !pmbot | angell
[23:47] <Logan_WP> !msg the bot | angell
[23:47] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: Damn.  That's just... weird.  I _know_ you can do this by UUID.  Maybe you can find a howto :/  Sorry.
[23:48] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_: ok ill continue my quest.  Good think im in TESTING for building a NAS and not having all my data on it already :)
[23:48] <Dj-Toast> err thing
[23:48] <freesoft> hi
[23:48] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: it's ugly, but maybe /dev/disks/by-path/ will work?  I mean, it shouldnt change which SATA/scsi id it shows up as... I think.
[23:49] <estupendo> Hello, my dvd-rw drive no longer recognizes blank dvds, only blank cd's, any hint about this would be much appreciated
[23:49] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: Oh, quick thing to remember, if you at all can, use the whole device, not a partition for your md device.
[23:50] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: That way you dont' have to worry about alignment issues.  I had a day to play with an external 4-bay sata array before I had to put data on it a week or two ago.
[23:50] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: Putting the MD device on partitions was a huge performance hit.
[23:51] <angell> Is there a FAQ anywhere retaining to errors with the installation of Ubuntu with the unmounting of devices?
[23:51] <angell> Or is this a bug in Ubuntu's installation?
[23:51] <lithpr> does anyone know how to define which packages come from which repos?  in particular, i want to limit only a limited number of packages to pull from getdeb/playdeb.
[23:52] <Haqqkcb> Hi all
[23:52] <Dj-Toast> Kyle__: oh.. so instead of doing a LINUXRAID partition spaning the full size you just target the /dev/sda rather than /dev/sda1?
[23:52] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: Yes.
[23:52] <Kyle__> Dj-Toast: I mean, if you manually align the partition, then it's moot, but if you didn't, or don't want to bother, use /dev/sda rather than /dev/sda1
[23:52] <Haqqkcb> I need help with apache
[23:52] <lithpr> I don't want to download an updated package from the getdeb repository unless it is one of a predefined set of packages.
[23:53] <Dj-Toast> Kyle_: Tx for the hit Ill change this right now..   Maybe thats my source of issues from the start :)
[23:53] <Dewey24> estupendo: did it worked before?
[23:53] <Dj-Toast> errr.. geess Hint :)
[23:53] <Logan_WP> !apache | Haqqkcb
[23:53] <amagee> does anyone know how to tell ack-grep to ignore particular files (not file types)?
[23:53] <angell> !ubuntu FAQs
[23:54] <Logan_WP> !msgthebot | angell
[23:54] <Dewey24> estupendo: I mean did the DVD recognized DVD's before?
[23:54] <Haqqkcb> Installed apache but cant find folders
[23:54] <Haqqkcb> Test page shows
[23:55] <magicianlord> any ideas? thunar-volman does not work
[23:55] <magicianlord> it's not mouting
[23:55] <mylisto> hey everyone
[23:55]  * Kyle__ avoids hitting, in general.
[23:55] <angell> It is telling me that the problem is unknown.
[23:55] <rlankfo> :D
[23:55] <Kyle__> Ah well, time to head home
[23:56] <Dewey24> Haqqkcb: apache-common was also installed?
[23:56] <angell> Is there a certain site that I can go to that can help me with my issue regarding unmounting the device? or installation issues, really?
[23:56] <mylisto> audacity keeps on crashing...so I started it up with terminal and when it crashed I got a "segmentation fault" in terminal...nothing more, nothing less...What can I do?
[23:56] <Haqqkcb> I heard linux is the illuminati
[23:56] <bjhaid> i want to change ownership of a file from root to general, please how do i do this
[23:56] <Logan_WP> !ot | Haqqkcb
[23:57] <angell> !error unmounting cdrom
[23:57] <Logan_WP> mylisto: Please ask that in #audacity.
[23:57] <Logan_WP> angell: Please stop playing with the bot.
[23:58] <Dewey24> !details | angell
[23:58] <Haqqkcb> Why is ubuntu pandering to africans
[23:59] <mylisto> haqqkcb: pandering?
[23:59] <uRock_> why not?
[23:59] <uRock_> they are people for freedom
[23:59] <Haqqkcb> Libux is the kkk
[23:59] <Logan_WP> !ops