Guest57451 | i will paste it now | 00:00 |
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Fwb2700 | Jordan_U: Fom live cd | 00:00 |
tuzlo | thats wasnt much help | 00:00 |
LinuxNoob | sup guys | 00:00 |
tuzlo | from ubuntu's perspective not oyours | 00:00 |
bazhang | hi | 00:00 |
LinuxNoob | what seems to be the prob tuzlo | 00:00 |
shcherbak | tuzlo: you want to add yourself to sudoers, right? | 00:01 |
LinuxNoob | on a side note | 00:01 |
Guest57451 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/572855/ | 00:01 |
Fwb2700 | http://www.google.co.nz/m/search?site=universal&oe=UTF-8&client=safari&q=Christchurch+earthquake&ei=UZRpTdCgJMnFkAWs1ouUAw&tbs=nws:1&ved=0CBwQsQQwAQ&hl=en | 00:01 |
Guest57451 | the problem is above | 00:01 |
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Jordan_U | Fwb2700: I assume you didn't mean to post that URL... | 00:02 |
LinuxNoob | my dad, and i. cannot get google earth to work properly on their laptop, it wont open, wont download anything, u double click it, and nothing happens. he is running 10.10 aswell. i tried everything i could think of. G-Earth has a linux download as well, i dont understand what isnt working | 00:02 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: on what version of ubuntu are you? | 00:02 |
Guest57451 | 10.10 | 00:02 |
Fwb2700 | Jordan_U: Accident. Wrong place | 00:02 |
Guest57451 | ,ampelbein | 00:03 |
tuzlo | http://pastebin.com/s87qwFZg | 00:03 |
tuzlo | how do I get into a recovery mode? | 00:03 |
Fwb2700 | Link is my hometown :( | 00:03 |
EnigmaticCoder | tuzlo: There should be a grub entry when you reboot | 00:04 |
shcherbak | tuzlo: hold Shift on boot, and pick second line in grub menu | 00:04 |
Pici | Guest57451: Can you pastebin the output of: apt-cache policy scribus ? | 00:04 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: can you pastebin the result of 'apt-cache policy scribus'? | 00:05 |
Guest57451 | how do i get that | 00:05 |
tuzlo | ok. I will be back later, | 00:05 |
Guest57451 | just put it in terminal | 00:05 |
Guest57451 | ? | 00:05 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: yes | 00:05 |
th0r | tuzlo: you corrupted the sudoers file by using a standard text editor. To edit sudoers you need to use visudo | 00:05 |
Guest57451 | ampelbein, http://paste.ubuntu.com/572863/ | 00:07 |
shcherbak | th0r: oh, so he do not know right command, and I send him to root shell... | 00:07 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: you have a non-ubuntu source in your apt sources | 00:07 |
Guest57451 | what does that mean | 00:08 |
Guest57451 | a nonubuntu source | 00:08 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: somewhere in /etc/apt/* you have added a debian repository | 00:08 |
Guest57451 | how do i solve this? | 00:08 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: open update manager, go to settings and deactivate the non-ubuntu repositories | 00:09 |
Cannibal | I downloaded the deb file for wicd, tried to install by usb sitick, and it told me it failed to download package files | 00:10 |
Guest57451 | so the ppas i installed are interfering with the installation? | 00:10 |
Cannibal | So how do I install Wicd without an internet connection exactly? | 00:11 |
Guest57451 | sorry i dont quite understand | 00:11 |
bazhang | Cannibal, you got all the dependencies? | 00:11 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: it's not a ppa, it's the debian repository of scribus. (http://debian.scribus.net/debian/ testing/main i386 Packages) | 00:11 |
Guest57451 | ahhhh | 00:12 |
Jordan_U | Cannibal: What problem are you having with network-manager? | 00:12 |
Cannibal | i don't know how to figure out what the dependencies are. Also, I uninstalled network manager because I couldn't figure out how it worked. | 00:13 |
Ampelbein | Cannibal: 'apt-cache depends wicd' | 00:13 |
Guest57451 | ok im in update manager | 00:15 |
Guest57451 | i dont see where i that option is | 00:16 |
morgan | anyone able to explain to me how to apply a patch? | 00:16 |
Guest57451 | sorry | 00:16 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: on the lower left corner there should be "settings" | 00:16 |
Guest57451 | ok | 00:17 |
Guest57451 | opened | 00:17 |
Guest57451 | i deselect scribus? | 00:17 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: yes | 00:17 |
Guest57451 | that's it | 00:17 |
Guest57451 | ok | 00:17 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: now it asks to reload package information, accept that and you are done. | 00:17 |
Guest57451 | now i reinstall | 00:17 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: yes | 00:18 |
Guest57451 | it hasnt asked me to reload | 00:18 |
Guest57451 | but i just reinstall package and it will be fine | 00:18 |
LolikZabijaka | jednak cztery koltlety to za duzo.. | 00:18 |
jy__ | hi, i got a problem with partion table Error: Invalid partition table on /dev/sda -- | 00:19 |
jy__ | wrong signature 0. | 00:19 |
steven__ | does anyone know why when my processor activity spikes (loading a program, picture on a website, etc.) my music skips? It happens with Youtube and several media players. | 00:19 |
jy__ | i can`t dele a partition table | 00:19 |
jy__ | with fdisk | 00:19 |
LolikZabijaka | wpierdol, lewatywa z kwasu solnego i do lochu! | 00:20 |
Cannibal | the dependencies have depencencies. is there an easy way to figure out what i don't have but still need? | 00:20 |
Guest57451 | ok its installing | 00:20 |
rannick | ok, i'm going crazy. Ubuntu sees my audio device, but there is no device that i seem to be able to give VLC that it will accept as sound. /dev/dsp and /dev/audio* are nowhere to be seen, and anything i seem to give in /dev/snd/pcm* doesn't seem to work, either. What do you do to capture video through your webcam? | 00:20 |
Guest57451 | it recommends i autoremove some pkgs | 00:20 |
Guest57451 | do i simple do audo apt-get sutoremove | 00:21 |
Guest57451 | or do inned to also type in the package name | 00:21 |
Guest57451 | *i need | 00:21 |
Guest57451 | inned | 00:21 |
Guest57451 | and thank you muchly | 00:21 |
Guest57451 | scribus installed | 00:22 |
ichbinsnicht | someone there who can help me with tor dns leaks? | 00:22 |
steven__ | does anyone know why when my processor activity spikes (loading a program, picture on a website, etc.) my music skips? It happens with Youtube and several media players. | 00:22 |
xtrac | how do i change color of the top of the compiz desktop cube? | 00:22 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: you can just use 'apt-get autoremove' | 00:23 |
drexl | autoremove just cleans up unused packages | 00:23 |
Guest57451 | ok all done | 00:23 |
sinnis | hey, question for everyone: how can i run two different window managers in a dual screen setup? DISPLAY=:1 xinit /usr/bin/windowmanager -- :1 & usually works for different window managers on diff virtual terminals, so maybe it is possible to just "map" Ctrl + Alt + F7/8/9/... to the external monitor? | 00:23 |
xtrac | how does it know they are unused | 00:23 |
Guest57451 | thanks for helping a noob | 00:23 |
Guest57451 | you must have deskhead | 00:23 |
xtrac | how do i change color of the top of the compiz desktop cube? | 00:23 |
Cannibal | I want to start over. How do I install Wicd without an internet connection? | 00:23 |
Ampelbein | Guest57451: ;-) you are welcome! | 00:23 |
ichbinsnicht | hello, someone there who can help me with tor dns leaks? | 00:24 |
th0r | Cannibal: you downloaded wicd from packages.ubuntu.com? | 00:24 |
rannick | ichbinsnict, use torify | 00:24 |
Lumenary | xtrac: Start CompizConfigSettingsManager (CCSM); if not installed, use Software Center or Synaptic to install it first | 00:24 |
Cannibal | Yes. Done. by usb stick. | 00:24 |
aristotle2600 | hello? | 00:25 |
Ampelbein | Cannibal: 'apt-cache depends wicd', get the packages listed there, too. | 00:25 |
xtrac | I have the manager | 00:25 |
rannick | ichbinsnicht, for example ssh yourname@`torify ihatechina.com` | 00:25 |
xtrac | I was wondering where the option to change the color of the top of the desktopcube is | 00:25 |
xtrac | I should of asked that | 00:25 |
Cannibal | Ok. | 00:25 |
Lumenary | xtrac: Also, you may need to install the additional compiz plugins | 00:25 |
Lumenary | Check Synaptic | 00:25 |
lazybug1 | i downloaded ubuntu 10.10 netbook remix&try to install on a fujitsu amilo pro v2035 512mb ram 60gb 1.6ghz but doubt it will work is there a alternative version available to make this machine work properly | 00:26 |
xtrac | but I have them installed | 00:26 |
xtrac | all that I should need anyway | 00:26 |
Lumenary | xtrac: then enable "Cube Reflection and Deformation: | 00:26 |
Lumenary | " | 00:26 |
steven__ | does anyone know why when my processor activity spikes (loading a program, picture on a website, etc.) my music skips? It happens with Youtube and several media players. | 00:26 |
Lumenary | xtrac: Cube Reflection and Deformation | 00:26 |
ichbinsnicht | tor has a built in function...i want to use that | 00:26 |
rannick | steven__, nobody knows, that's why no one answered you the first time | 00:26 |
MrMintanet | How do I open the File Manager as a root user? I try to check the box on the share settings that enables "guest connections", and I can not check the box because it is greyed out. Help? | 00:26 |
xtrac | hmm I may have to install that | 00:26 |
Lumenary | xtrac: Cube caps tab, top/bottom color pickers | 00:26 |
steven__ | rannick if you dont like the fact im asking a question you can leave | 00:27 |
ichbinsnicht | i found a manual that says you must enter DNSListenAddress 127.0.0.1 and DNSPort 1053 to the torrc | 00:27 |
rannick | ichbinsnicht, what do you mean? | 00:27 |
ichbinsnicht | then you have to install resolvconf | 00:27 |
rannick | steven__, i'm sorry, i just meant that you jsut posted that a minute ago... | 00:27 |
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ichbinsnicht | then you have to enter nameserver 127.0.0.1 in the resolv.conf | 00:28 |
xtrac | Lumenary, | 00:28 |
xtrac | ok ill try and find it | 00:28 |
ichbinsnicht | i have done that | 00:28 |
MrMintanet | How can I verify that samba is running? | 00:28 |
MrMintanet | How can I verify that samba is not corrupt? | 00:28 |
ichbinsnicht | but now, when i start tor, it says could not bind to 127.0.0.1:53: permission denied | 00:28 |
ichbinsnicht | why is that? | 00:29 |
osse | MrMintanet, I thing the easiest way would be to press Alt+F2 and then type in "gksudo nautilus" | 00:29 |
Lumenary | MrMintanet: open Terminal | 00:29 |
ichbinsnicht | any idea? | 00:29 |
oneliner | hello, any recomendations for a pdf editor? i ve got a copy of my cv in pdf format and lost the original document, id like to update it | 00:29 |
Lumenary | type command "ps ax | grep smb | grep -v grep [press enter key] | 00:29 |
Lumenary | if you get a result back, the SAMBA daemon is running | 00:30 |
Ampelbein | steven__: the base problem is that the kernel prioritizes i/o operations higher than sound and if your cpu is busy loading a file, it can't move audio data fast enough | 00:30 |
tuzlo | ok, no luck with getting onto some sort of recovery mode to fix sudo, when installing ubuntu or ubuntu server is there any way to have access to root? | 00:30 |
xtrac | Lumenary, I found the option but in a way different way | 00:30 |
MrMintanet | danielc@Swiss:~$ ps ax | grep smb | grep -v grep | 00:30 |
MrMintanet | 917 ? Ss 0:00 smbd -F | 00:30 |
MrMintanet | 1108 ? S 0:00 smbd -F | 00:30 |
xtrac | but thanks | 00:30 |
Lumenary | MrMintanet: SAMBA is running | 00:31 |
ichbinsnicht | nothing happens when i enter this command | 00:31 |
steven__ | Ampbelin: I've used several other operating systems on the same machine and had no problems. Is there anyway to remedy it? | 00:31 |
Lumenary | according to the process list | 00:31 |
rannick | ichbinsnicht, i did a research paper on tor, and unless you are using a tool that automatically puts DNS requests throught there, torify is your way to go. i beleive torbutton on firefox does this. as far as entering it in on the command line and it stil ldoing that for all programs, i think its possible that freecap will help. i've never used it, though, i jsut use torify... | 00:31 |
MrMintanet | Lumenary, I can not access my shares from my Win7 computer. How should I start troubleshooting? I have a good ping between the computers. | 00:31 |
Cannibal | I'm having the same problem installing the dependancies as I was installing wicd. | 00:31 |
silverlightning | hi | 00:32 |
Ampelbein | steven__: what audio system, what hardware, what version of ubuntu? | 00:32 |
rannick | ichbinsnicht, i immediately rescind my research paper talk, it was for an undergraduate class, so it wasnt a big deal | 00:32 |
raido | tuzlo: do you have the install cd | 00:32 |
Lumenary | MrMintanet: I need more information... What kind of Linux machine is hosting the SAMBA shares? | 00:33 |
MrMintanet | Lumenary, 10.10 Desktop | 00:33 |
Lumenary | Ubuntu Server, or plain Ubuntu? Or Kubuntu (KDE + Ubuntu) | 00:33 |
Lumenary | OK | 00:33 |
ichbinsnicht | rannick: i don't want to use programs like torify to torify certain applications...i want all dns request forwarded to tor ... | 00:33 |
steven__ | Ampelbein: I'm using ubuntu 10.10 desktop with a Creative soundblaster 24 bit Live. I have a Pentium 4 3.0 GHz with 512MB RAM and 200GB HDD | 00:33 |
Lumenary | First thing is to make sure that you have shared your folders in Nautilus (file manager) | 00:33 |
MrMintanet | Lumenary, I have. They are def. shared and even allow users to modify file contents | 00:34 |
rannick | ichbinsnicht, yeah, i hear you. i've never done that, but im sure it involves setting up a DNS proxy like it sounded like you were doing... | 00:34 |
londonmet050 | is there away one can save settings in usb ubuntu live cd | 00:34 |
ichbinsnicht | i just wonder why i get permission denied when i add DNSListenAddress 127.0.0.1 and DNSPort 53 to the torrc...any idea why that is? | 00:34 |
MrMintanet | londonmet050, Yea, you install Ubuntu. :) | 00:35 |
sinnis | isn't it somehow possible to just tell the system to use an actual monitor instead of a virtual terminal when i do "DISPLAY=:1 xinit /usr/bin/windowmanager -- :1 &"? | 00:35 |
Lumenary | MrMintanet: Right-click one of your shared folders and open the sharing properties | 00:35 |
MrMintanet | Ok | 00:35 |
Lumenary | And let me know how it's setup | 00:35 |
londonmet050 | MrMintanet: Can I make a install on USB drive | 00:35 |
silverlightning | steven_ you most likely would benefit with more RAM, but if it runs all right it's not that important | 00:35 |
Drahx | hey guys, noob question, how can I transfer a file from a USB drive to a folder? | 00:35 |
silverlightning | make a folder, then right click, and choose "send to" ? | 00:36 |
MrMintanet | Right Click -> Sharing Options -> "Checked" Share this folder, Share Name: downloads, No comment, "Checked" Allow others to create and delete files in this folder, GREYED OUT Guest access (for people without a user account) | 00:37 |
MrMintanet | londonmet050, Yes. | 00:37 |
MrMintanet | !usb | londonmet050 | 00:37 |
ubottu | londonmet050: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 00:37 |
Lumenary | MrMintanet: | 00:37 |
silverlightning | drahx, " send to" from USB device folder of course | 00:37 |
MrMintanet | Lumenary, Yes... :) | 00:38 |
Lumenary | MrMintanet: OK, next, open a terminal and issue the following command: | 00:38 |
rannick | ichbinsnicht, i am unsure. i don't think this link will be helpful, but maybe you somehow missed it or something ...https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/TheOnionRouter/PreventingDnsLeaksInTor | 00:39 |
Lumenary | sudo smbpasswd -a usernameofpersononwindowscomputer | 00:39 |
MrMintanet | Done | 00:39 |
Lumenary | the FIRST password you will be asked for is your OWN ubuntu password | 00:39 |
ichbinsnicht | in the manual it says you have to execute the command prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1; to prevent overriting the resolv.conf...but it says that this command doesnt exist in ubuntu | 00:39 |
MrMintanet | Lumenary, both usernames and passwords are the same on both machines. | 00:40 |
Lumenary | then you will need to give the password of the user account to register in SAMBA (twice) | 00:40 |
Pici | ichbinsnicht: Its not a command. It something you need to put into /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf | 00:40 |
Cannibal | I continue to fail to install each and every of the Wicd dependancies, and am given the same error "Failed to download package files. Check your internet connection." | 00:40 |
EnigmaticCoder | Why was apt-get mysteriouslly running? I couldn't download a package from Ubuntu Software Center, so I ran ps -A. And there was an apt-get process? | 00:40 |
MrMintanet | Lumenary, Still unaccessible.... :( | 00:40 |
steven__ | silverlightning: I'm actually looking into some more RAM anyway, haha. But I was just checking around here out of curiosity to see if anyone else had any ideas that might remedy the problem | 00:41 |
MrMintanet | Lumenary, I will tackle this problem later. I am sure that I messed up samba somehow by installing GADMIN Tools | 00:41 |
MrMintanet | :( | 00:41 |
rannick | does anyone know where ubuntu (alsa) hides the current audio capture device, my /dev/ folder is not showing /dev/dsp OR /dev/audio*, but i can see the USB microphone working inside of sound properties. | 00:41 |
Lumenary | It is possible | 00:41 |
ichbinsnicht | ok, done that...do i have to restart now? | 00:42 |
Lumenary | A quick way out of this may be to open Synaptic, search for anything "samba", mark anything that is installed for "Complete Removal", reboot, then reinstall the samba components w/ Synaptic | 00:42 |
Lumenary | You may also want to install SWAT (Samba Web Admin Tool) | 00:43 |
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ichbinsnicht | i will reboot now and see if it works .... brb | 00:43 |
MrMintanet | Lumenary, Thx. I'll give that a shot. Hmm. SWAT sounds kinda cool. Will def. check that out. Thanks a lot! I wish I could have figured this out, but the fam. is tired of waiting for a nerd to get a network share going! We are watching Unknown with Liam Neeson. | 00:43 |
Lumenary | then pop open a Web browser, and go to http://localhost:901/ | 00:44 |
ichbinsnicht | thanks | 00:44 |
MrMintanet | Lumenary, I guess I'll just use a thumb drive for now! DOH! | 00:44 |
Lumenary | Not sure that SWAT is compatible w/ Ubuntu's new Upstart boot-up system, though | 00:44 |
Lumenary | May need to do some good research before diving in | 00:44 |
MrMintanet | Yea, I won't tinker with SWAT till I get SMB working right | 00:45 |
Lumenary | Anyone else here have any idea if SWAT runs w/ Lucid on up? | 00:45 |
Lumenary | MrMintanet: Google returned this: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/05/how-to-easily-manage-samba-with-swat-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx/ | 00:46 |
MrMintanet | I'm actually on 10.10 | 00:46 |
Lumenary | MrMintanet: 10.10 would be similar | 00:46 |
MrMintanet | ;) | 00:47 |
MrMintanet | Thx again. G2G | 00:47 |
Lumenary | They both use Upstart and both provide xinetd as an service initialization daemon | 00:47 |
deckard | I'm having issues getting a new ubuntu installation to boot. my system setup is going to take a paragraph or two to describe though | 00:47 |
deckard | so I have Windows XP on my main SATA partition (sdb), and a long time ago I put ubuntu on an IDE drive (sda) to dual boot. My PC still boots grub from that installation. I tried installing a newer version of ubuntu on a different partition of the SATA (sdb). I also recently installed an additional SATA drive I'm just using for data storage. | 00:48 |
cyix | Where should I start looking for info on making my 10.10 my LAN's File Server not via an FTP daemon? All the other boxes are Win XP's. | 00:48 |
ichbinsnicht | ok, i inserted prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1; in resolv.conf but there are still the nameservers of my isp, because they are fetched via dhcp ... prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1; should prevent this...why isnt this working? | 00:48 |
deckard | When I boot my PC it only gives me 3 options: IDE, SATA, or CD ROM. When I choose IDE I get the old grub menu and I can still get to Windows from there. But if I choose SATA it tells me "Selected boot device not available" | 00:48 |
deckard | so one thing I'm not sure of.. is it possible it's trying to boot off the wrong SATA HD, i.e. the data one? | 00:49 |
Lumenary | deckard: Your SATA drive does not have a Master Boot Record | 00:49 |
Lumenary | What you need to do is install your new Ubuntu on the SATA drive by booting into the LiveCD environment first | 00:50 |
ichbinsnicht | oops, i mean i inserted it in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf: ... not in resolv.conf | 00:50 |
deckard | Lumenary - thats what i just did | 00:50 |
deckard | and im booted back into the Live CD now | 00:50 |
Lumenary | Then run the "Install Ubuntu" application from the icon on the LiveCD desktop. | 00:50 |
deckard | yep, that's what I did | 00:50 |
Cannibal | How do I install the dependency Wicd-daemon | 00:51 |
Lumenary | Then you need to boot into your OLD distro on the IDE drive and adjust GRUB or LILO and add entries that point to your new distro on the SATA drive | 00:51 |
deckard | do you know how I can make sure it's trying to boot off the right drive, since I have two SATA drives? | 00:51 |
deckard | or is that even an issue? | 00:51 |
ichbinsnicht | do have to add # in front of the line? | 00:52 |
Lumenary | Well, you have to point GRUB or LILO to the correct drive and partition containing the /boot filesystem (subdirectory) on your new ubuntu | 00:52 |
deckard | ok | 00:53 |
ichbinsnicht | who is the person who helped me first....are you still there? | 00:53 |
ichbinsnicht | where..... | 00:53 |
Lumenary | This thread may help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275 | 00:53 |
deckard | so my end goal is to delete the old Ubuntu partition, so that might be a good temp solution but how can I get it so that grub will boot straight from the new installation? | 00:53 |
Lumenary | It is quite long and detailed, but likely contains the info you're looking fore | 00:53 |
Lumenary | Well, here are a few tips: | 00:54 |
rannick | ichbinsnicht, i think that was me, but the other guy was pretty awesome, too | 00:54 |
Lumenary | One, make sure that when your new ubuntu is installed, the installer writes GRUB to the MBR of the hard disk, and NOT to the /boot partition | 00:55 |
ichbinsnicht | i think i figured it out....one more reboot.....brb | 00:55 |
Lumenary | Two, go into BIOS and check your settings, and make sure the SATA drive is higher than other hard disks in your boot order | 00:56 |
Lumenary | Three, you will probably need to do some web searching to find out how to add your Windows installation to GRUB so it will remain bootable. | 00:56 |
Lumenary | The kicker is that when you add/remove physical devices, hard disk addresses and partition references can change,. | 00:57 |
Lumenary | so its best that you settle on a hardware configuration BEFORE installing ubuntu | 00:57 |
deckard | okay, thanks for the tips. real quick: how can i make sure that grub is installed in the MBR? | 00:58 |
deckard | when I installed ubuntu there was a dropdown for where to install grub | 00:58 |
Lumenary | As a rule of thumb, your boot hard disk should always be plugged into the LOWEST possible SATA port | 00:58 |
deckard | and i just chose the partition i put / on | 00:58 |
Lumenary | Yes. That dropdown should contain an entry saying "MBR of Hard Disk" or "Master Boot Record" of "Hard Disk" or something like that. | 00:58 |
Lumenary | Avoid any entries saying "partition" | 00:59 |
deckard | ah | 00:59 |
deckard | so that might have been my mistak | 00:59 |
deckard | e | 00:59 |
Jonii | Oh, this is weird | 00:59 |
Lumenary | In my BIOS, I always setup my boot settings like so: | 00:59 |
Jonii | Ubuntu plays sound on _both_ stereos and headset | 00:59 |
Jonii | At the same time | 01:00 |
Lumenary | First Boot Device: USB Boot Device (in case I need to boot from a rescue USB key) | 01:00 |
Lumenary | Second Boot Device: Optical (CD/DVD) Drive (so I can boot from the Ubuntu CD-ROM to install it) | 01:00 |
Lumenary | Third Boot Device: Lowest port number hard drive (SATA or IDE, depending on age of computer) | 01:01 |
Lumenary | Disable all other boot devices | 01:01 |
Jonii | Is it a bug or a feature that you can't drag volume control bar on the upper right corner of default ubuntu installation? | 01:01 |
deckard | yeah i have something similar. so i think i understand my problem is that I put grub on the partition instead of the MBR... but my concern is that this drive also has my Windows installation on another partition | 01:01 |
Jonii | If you try dragging it, volume goes quickly to the max | 01:01 |
deckard | so if I put grub on that MBR, will it mess up windows? | 01:01 |
Lumenary | deckard: Yes - Windows will not be bootable unless you add it to grub | 01:02 |
Jonii | Hey, wtf | 01:02 |
deckard | but it will still be bootable once I add it to grub | 01:02 |
Jonii | Why I can't change the volume for other device when two devices are playing the music? | 01:02 |
deckard | in other words, windows doesn't need anything in the MBR in order to be able to be booted from grub? | 01:02 |
Lumenary | Conversely, you CAN install GRUB to the /boot partition, then go into the Windows boot.ini file (hidden at root of C:\ drive on XP) and add an entry that points to the /boot partition with GRUB | 01:03 |
deckard | cause I'm not worried about modding grub to be able to boot Windnows. that's already working in the grub config of my old ubuntu installation so I should be able to just copy it from there | 01:03 |
deckard | ahh.. i think i might like to try that first | 01:03 |
Jonii | What's going on? :/ | 01:03 |
Lumenary | deckard: Yes, in theory, that would work, if the GRUB versions are the same. | 01:04 |
Lumenary | GRUB1 and GRUB2 (1.9x on up) are quite different | 01:04 |
deckard | unfortunately they're not, but I think i should be able to translate it | 01:04 |
deckard | cause it seems to be the same info, just in a different format | 01:04 |
Lumenary | And are manipulated in very different ways | 01:04 |
deckard | hmm ok | 01:04 |
deckard | thanks again for all the advice | 01:04 |
Jonii | Hey, what's going on. Why does ubuntu play sound from two devices? How can I stop this from happening? | 01:05 |
tdiso | what? | 01:05 |
Jonii | Or change the volumes of these devices? | 01:05 |
Lumenary | deckard: Read up on GRUB2 (do a Google search on "GRUB2 Basics") | 01:06 |
Lumenary | then check out /etc/grub.d of your new Ubuntu installation | 01:06 |
Jonii | I have speakers and headphones. I connect headphones, when speakers play music, and now both speakers _and_ headphones are playing music, and there doesn't seem to be any way to stop speakers from doing that. Also, is it a bug or a feature that you can't drag volume control thingie on the upper left corner? | 01:07 |
Lumenary | Jonii: Open Synaptic and install "pavucontrol" (if it is available) and see if that helps | 01:08 |
Jonii | What's pavucontrol? | 01:08 |
Lumenary | Then check your Application Menu for "PulseAudio Volume Control" | 01:08 |
Lumenary | (You may need to logout/login again for the Application Menu to pick up the change) | 01:09 |
Lumenary | Ubuntu uses PulseAudio to control access to audio devices. | 01:09 |
Lumenary | Multiple sources (programs playing music, or microphone inputs) can be routed to multiple sinks (outputs like speakers and headphones) | 01:10 |
Lumenary | The PulseAudio Volume Control may help you to manage your audio devices | 01:10 |
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Lumenary | As for the "volume control" bug, I need more information | 01:11 |
Lumenary | What version are you running?> | 01:11 |
Lumenary | ? | 01:11 |
magpiie | i am trying to install sysresuedisk on my usb pen drive, can someone tell me how i mount an iso image onto a usb pen? | 01:11 |
xrdodrx | why can't I drag my windows between workspaces in ubuntu 10.10? | 01:13 |
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Jonii | Lumenary, 10.4 | 01:13 |
xrdodrx | it's really annoying :\ | 01:13 |
Lumenary | magpiie: http://www.sysresccd.org/Sysresccd-manual-en_How_to_install_SystemRescueCd_on_an_USB-stick | 01:13 |
magpiie | xrdodrx, have you got the switch screen when dragging option enabled in compiz? | 01:13 |
Alysia | !ops | 01:13 |
ubottu | Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, bilalakhtar, Jordan_U, or rww! | 01:13 |
marienz | hmm? | 01:14 |
marienz | Alysia: what's up? | 01:14 |
jrib | Alysia: ? | 01:14 |
Alysia | I need sex... | 01:14 |
xrdodrx | magpiie, um...what? | 01:14 |
magpiie | are you using compiz? | 01:14 |
IdleOne | wow Flannel has super powers | 01:14 |
xrdodrx | magpiie, yes | 01:14 |
Jonii | Clicking the volume bar on the left side makes volume go down step to the left, clicking the volume bar on that moving thing(what's the word for it?) or to the right side makes volume go up | 01:14 |
jrib | IdleOne: just got k-lined | 01:15 |
magpiie | go to 3d box and select the edge flip, or edge move option | 01:15 |
magpiie | sorry, its in the rotate cube settings | 01:15 |
xrdodrx | magpiie, I don't have 3D box enabled | 01:15 |
IdleOne | jrib: yeah I know, it was the timing of the op and kline that impressed me :) | 01:15 |
xrdodrx | I just want to move windows between workspaces on the gnome panel | 01:16 |
jrib | IdleOne: I mean 99.250.45.64 was just k-lined | 01:16 |
Lumenary | You may want to use synaptic to completely remove (mark for complete removel) and reinstall "indicator-applets" | 01:16 |
bastidraZor | you silly boys | 01:16 |
Lumenary | then reboot | 01:16 |
marienz | jrib: it's not always bad to set redundant bans, as our klines may expire a bit sooner than bans do | 01:16 |
xrdodrx | magpiie, any idea? :( | 01:17 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: do you have the workspaces showing in your bottom panel? | 01:17 |
Lumenary | The operative words being "complete remove" and "reinstall" | 01:17 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, yes | 01:17 |
xrdodrx | but can't drag windows between them | 01:17 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: you should see a small gray box that represents the window in one of the workspaces, you can drag it to another one to move the app to that screen | 01:17 |
magpiie | mm, not sure then, i am new to ubuntu and have been playing with compiz for a couple of days, i was trying to stop cursor from flipping to next desktop when touching screen edge, i found it in compiz>settings>rotate cube and uncheck the box | 01:17 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, right, that's what happened in old versions of ubuntu | 01:18 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: how about using ctl+shift+alt+<arrow> while the window is in focus? | 01:18 |
xrdodrx | that works | 01:18 |
magpiie | i have edge flip move checked so it allows me to move windows onto another screen | 01:18 |
xrdodrx | guess that'll be all I can do? :< | 01:19 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: hmm, ok, gimme a sec to test something | 01:19 |
xrdodrx | ok | 01:19 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: that's very strange, because it works on my computer (dragging I mean) | 01:20 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: were you ever able to drag them across workspaces? | 01:20 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, not since I formatted and installed 10.10 | 01:20 |
mnaines | I got a problem. Every time I reboot, I lose all of my IPTables settings. Is something wrong? | 01:20 |
Ockham | VBox, for 3D rendering... Really? | 01:21 |
Ockham | Lol | 01:21 |
Ockham | Scrap that... Wrong window... | 01:21 |
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gaelfx | xrdodrx: just to be sure, this isn't netbook edition or anything like that, is it? | 01:21 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, no, desktop edition | 01:21 |
Jonii | Cool | 01:22 |
Jonii | Music stopped altogether | 01:22 |
Nach0z | 'lo all. I've got a question... is there an effective way to change from Ubuntu desktop edition to Ubuntu server from terminal? | 01:22 |
drexl_ | mnaines: do you use a script to load it? | 01:22 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1522854 | 01:23 |
jrib | Nach0z: why do you want to? | 01:23 |
mnaines | drexl_, no, I usually go through the shell and type in the commands manually | 01:23 |
drexl_ | I use rc.local iptables-restore < /etc/firewall.conf | 01:24 |
aeon-ltd | Nach0z: hmm, not completely it takes a lot of time to find and uninstall all packages to match the server edition | 01:24 |
cube1 | when i right-click on a link in gnome-terminal it says "Could not open the address "http://i.imgur.com/Myqsn.jpg" Operation not supported". Any ideas? | 01:24 |
jrib | !iptables | mnaines | 01:24 |
ubottu | mnaines: Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | GUI frontends such as Firestarter/Gufw (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE) also exist. | 01:24 |
Nach0z | jrib: Cuz i installed desktop edition at first to have the GUI when i was originally setting up my server, since i was unfamiliar with linux, and now i just want to get rid of all the extra desktop edition junk i don't need | 01:24 |
jrib | mnaines: the iptables wiki page explains how you can save and restore rules automatically when an interface goes up and down. Also checkout iptables-persistant in the repositories | 01:25 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, that didn't fix it :< | 01:25 |
Talamond | I've got a question, though I can't really test it at the moment... but does anyone have an idea why on my network I would be having issues with linux devices and not windows devices? | 01:25 |
drexl_ | mnaines: you'll need an iptables configuration file, and then load it with rc.local | 01:25 |
jrib | !purekde | Nach0z | 01:25 |
ubottu | Nach0z: If you want to remove all !Gnome packages and have a default !Kubuntu system follow the instructions here « https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureKDE » | 01:25 |
Talamond | by issues I mean that linux devices get horrible ping times | 01:25 |
eoss | hello, i installed an apache server on my ubuntu and i am wondering what i need to do in iptables to ensure its still secure | 01:25 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: ok, then hang on again | 01:25 |
Nach0z | thanks jri | 01:25 |
Nach0z | *jrib | 01:25 |
magpiie | i have firestarter installed and i have it to start on system bootup, but, it never does, how can i resolve this? | 01:25 |
jrib | Nach0z: that's how you can remove the gnome stuff. Only other change you probably want to make is to use the server kernel (install the appropriate linux-image-* meta package) | 01:26 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, alright...it's very frustrating as I just go to move windows automatically if you know what I mean lol | 01:26 |
jrib | magpiie: why would you want firestarter to start on boot? | 01:26 |
magpiie | because i keep forgetting to start it when i open my browser | 01:26 |
jrib | magpiie: well why do you want to start it at all? Firestarter is just for editing rules, your firewall is still up. | 01:27 |
jrib | !iptables > eoss | 01:27 |
ubottu | eoss, please see my private message | 01:27 |
magpiie | thats all i needed to know lol, i was thinking it wasnt working properly | 01:28 |
magpiie | thanks | 01:28 |
Jonii | :< | 01:28 |
eoss | ok ty | 01:28 |
Jonii | There doesn't seem to be any way whatsoever to a) fix volume bar, and b) to make ubuntu figure out that I wanna play music from only one of the two connected devices | 01:29 |
phoenixsampras | how to enable effects? | 01:29 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: hav eyou tried re-installing gnome-panel? | 01:29 |
jrib | !effects | phoenixsampras | 01:29 |
ubottu | phoenixsampras: Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 01:29 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, no | 01:29 |
sinnis | hey, isn't it possible to run an X server for each of two physical monitors/screens? | 01:29 |
jrib | sinnis: yes | 01:29 |
sinnis | jrib: how? | 01:30 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: might be worth a shot | 01:30 |
harasho | hey | 01:30 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, I assume I'll need to go outside of x to do so? | 01:30 |
harasho | i have a quick question for anyone that can help | 01:30 |
jrib | sinnis: I just use nvidia-settings, but I have an nvidia card. | 01:30 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: um, I don't think so, but it might not be a bad idea | 01:31 |
harasho | anyone? | 01:31 |
sinnis | jsurfer: just "DISPLAY=:0.1 xinit /usr/bin/windowmanager -- :0.1 &" does not seem to work for me | 01:31 |
sinnis | jrib: just "DISPLAY=:0.1 xinit /usr/bin/windowmanager -- :0.1 &" does not seem to work for me | 01:31 |
jrib | harasho: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line) | 01:31 |
harasho | got it thanks@ | 01:31 |
harasho | !* | 01:31 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, sorry, but how would I be able to reinstall it without gnome-panel lol? | 01:31 |
harasho | I am trying to find the build number to my Ubuntu. i know it is version 7.04 | 01:31 |
jrib | !7.04 | harasho | 01:32 |
ubottu | harasho: Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) was the sixth release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: October 19th, 2008. See !eol and !upgrade for more details. | 01:32 |
sinnis | jrib: i can't use nvidia settings, but basically it should be possible to tell X to start the new X server on 0.1 instead of VT8 - am i wrong? | 01:32 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: use synaptic, mark package for reinstallation | 01:33 |
jrib | sinnis: wouldn't :0 refer to the first server? | 01:33 |
Nach0z | hey jrib, this removing ubuntu-desktop thing, that just leaves the things that are necessary to run Ubuntu from terminal as a normal webserver? or do I need to install extra packages later? | 01:33 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: gnome-panel is just for the bars at the top and bottom of your desktop | 01:34 |
harasho | jrib: do you know how to find it? | 01:34 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, ok. I'll try it | 01:34 |
jrib | Nach0z: it will only remove gui things (gnome) | 01:34 |
jrib | harasho: find *what*? | 01:34 |
Nach0z | ok. thanks. | 01:34 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: reinstalling gdm is where you really need to be careful | 01:34 |
bsmith093 | whats the format of the time column for the ps command? ive been running a job for over 12 hours and it says 1:07 | 01:34 |
harasho | jrib: sorry, the build number to my ubuntu 7.04 | 01:34 |
jrib | harasho: "build number" means nothing to me | 01:34 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, ah, yeah xD | 01:34 |
sinnis | jrib: yeah, right, but even :1 just starts the new X server on another VT and not on the physical monitor...i'm going crazy! | 01:34 |
raido | bsmith093: use top | 01:35 |
harasho | jrib: hold on then, im trying to run my ubuntu through vmware, and im trying to install the vmware tools, let me quote exactly | 01:35 |
drexl_ | !5.10 | 01:35 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 5.10 (Breezy Badger) was the third release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 13, 2007. See !eol and !upgrade for more details. | 01:35 |
nertildude | !eol | 01:35 |
ubottu | End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 01:35 |
bsmith093 | raido: i did it said 1:07 and the wget has been running way more than 10 hours | 01:35 |
harasho | jrib: hold on then, im trying to run my ubuntu through vmware, and im trying to install the vmware tools, let me quote exactly | 01:35 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, negative, same behavior...even tried 'killall gnome-panel' | 01:35 |
sinnis | jrib: maybe i can "map" VT8 to the physical monitor with Xrandr? | 01:36 |
harasho | jrib: it tells me to put some code into the terminal and it says " the value x.x.x-xxxxx is the build number of the product release." | 01:36 |
EmuAlert | How do you remove a program and all of it preferences? | 01:36 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: killall won't do much for services that are running, you could try to restart it with "sudo /etc/init.d/gnome-panel restart" but I don't think that'll help | 01:37 |
jrib | harasho: forget about vmware, 7.04 is too old. You need to upgrade that to a supported version of ubuntu first. Then you can worry about vmware (/msg ubottu !Vmware) | 01:37 |
shcherbak | EmuAlert: sudo apt-get remove --purge <Program> && sudo apt-get autoremove | 01:37 |
jrib | EmuAlert: apt-get purge PROGRAM and delete its preferences from your home I guess | 01:37 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, sudo /etc/init.d/gnome-panel restart | 01:38 |
xrdodrx | err | 01:38 |
Jonii | Does anyone know if this sort of behavior is a feature or a bug? | 01:38 |
harasho | jrib: ok thanks. i got a bootable cd that i bought with a coding book. i guess its a specialized version. i was hoping itd work | 01:38 |
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shcherbak | !resetpanel | xrdodrx | 01:38 |
ubottu | xrdodrx: To reset the panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 01:38 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, sudo: /etc/init.d/gnome-panel: command not found | 01:38 |
jrib | sinnis: you likely need to setup your xorg.conf but like I said, nvidia-settings has always done this for me | 01:38 |
Jonii | I have speakers and headphones. I connect headphones, when speakers play music, and now both speakers _and_ headphones are playing music, and there doesn't seem to be any way to stop speakers from doing that. Also, is it a bug or a feature that you can't drag volume control thingie on the upper left corner? | 01:38 |
EmuAlert | THanks | 01:38 |
xrdodrx | shcherbak, it didn't work even at the defaults :| | 01:38 |
jrib | harasho: too old, download 10.04 or 10.10 | 01:38 |
bsmith093 | ok it says 1:08.40 now and it appears the .40 is seconds | 01:38 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: oops | 01:39 |
shcherbak | xrdodrx: or Alt-F2 and gnome-panel --replace | 01:39 |
kriss_ | Good day everyone, im trying to change the keyboard layout using "dpkg-reconfigure console-setup" but this doesnt work for me, even with a reboot after | 01:39 |
bsmith093 | is there a way to see the realtime amount of time a process has been running, instead of how much cpu time it has used? | 01:39 |
jrib | kriss_: what ubuntu version? | 01:39 |
kriss_ | Anyone know how to change the keyboard layout in ubuntu 10.10 console ? | 01:39 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: well, if it didn't work out of the box, then restarting any service wouldn't help I'm betting | 01:40 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: did you try it in livecd/usb? did it work then? | 01:40 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, this is a wubi install | 01:40 |
jrib | kriss_: hmm, have you run « update-initramfs -u » ? | 01:41 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: can you try the liveusb/cd? | 01:41 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: wubi isn't really known for how great it is at installing ubuntu | 01:41 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, not at the moment, but I could try it some time... | 01:42 |
kriss_ | no, let me try that | 01:42 |
aristotle2600 | Hey I have a weird graphics problem, details at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10499422#post10499422 | 01:42 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: you should probably do that, and stick with the ctl+alt+shift+arrow thing until you can try the live version | 01:42 |
sinnis | is there an X window system (dev) irc channel? | 01:42 |
aristotle2600 | the laptop is in front of me so I can try stuff, but it takes time; the dv6000 overheats and needs a rest between reboots | 01:42 |
xrdodrx | gaelfx, alright, thanks for the shortcut :D now if I accidentaly start a program on one WS I can at least move it lol | 01:43 |
gaelfx | xrdodrx: right on, have fun! | 01:43 |
xrdodrx | sinnis, #xorg | 01:43 |
kriss_ | hmm, now the keyboard layout is going crazy | 01:44 |
sinnis | xrdodrx: thx | 01:45 |
kriss_ | i tried it now jrib, without success | 01:46 |
manster_ | hey guys i'm trying to rip a bluray using ddrescue | 01:47 |
jrib | kriss_: nothing changed? | 01:47 |
manster_ | any ideas how to most successfully do this? | 01:47 |
kriss_ | no | 01:47 |
manster_ | i believe that the disks have purpossfully bad blocks as some sort of copy protection | 01:47 |
jrib | kriss_: what did you mean by "now the keyboard layout is going crazy"? | 01:48 |
kriss_ | when i presset something, something odd came | 01:48 |
kriss_ | like when having numlock disabled | 01:48 |
teratorn | I have a question... how is 8.04 LTS "Intrepid" considered "supported" when there are no packages for it on archive.ubuntu.com, and mirrors are almost impossible to find? | 01:48 |
kriss_ | and using the numpad | 01:48 |
teratorn | I must be doing something wrong right? | 01:48 |
jrib | kriss_: isn't that a change? :/ | 01:48 |
jrib | teratorn: intrepid is not 8.04 | 01:49 |
jrib | !version | teratorn | 01:49 |
ubottu | teratorn: To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type « lsb_release -a » in a !shell - To know the available version of a package, « apt-cache policy <package> » | 01:49 |
manster_ | any ideas? | 01:49 |
jrib | !helpme | manster_ | 01:49 |
ubottu | manster_: Avoid following your questions with a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !attitude | 01:49 |
teratorn | sorry, 8.10 intrepid | 01:49 |
jrib | !8.10 | teratorn | 01:49 |
ubottu | teratorn: Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) was the ninth release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 30th, 2010. See !eol and !upgrade for more details. | 01:49 |
jrib | !upgrade | teratorn | 01:49 |
ubottu | teratorn: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade | 01:49 |
SWFqXnHVW | !ops | 01:50 |
ubottu | Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, bilalakhtar, Jordan_U, or rww! | 01:50 |
teratorn | *sigh* | 01:50 |
manster_ | jrib, i've been asking in 10's of channels all day with no luck | 01:50 |
manster_ | dont fuk with me | 01:50 |
manster_ | if you cant help then shut it | 01:50 |
SWFqXnHVW | !ops | 01:50 |
epEmZ | !ops | 01:50 |
RVOVcNMFl | !ops | 01:50 |
Flannel | manster_: Please mind your language and tone, thanks. | 01:50 |
kriss_ | i would appriciate some help | 01:51 |
manster_ | !ops? | 01:51 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 01:51 |
kriss_ | is there any alternative ways to change the keyboard layout beside dpkg-reconfigure console-setup ? | 01:51 |
manster_ | can someone tell me where i can ask my question | 01:51 |
kriss_ | i mean, when not having a x system installed | 01:51 |
manster_ | i'm not sure who to ask | 01:51 |
manster_ | and i think this is the wrong channel for it | 01:51 |
xrdodrx | manster_, no where. 8.10 is deprecated | 01:51 |
deckard | I can't remember the name of who was helping me with the bootloader stuff, but I wanted to thank you cause it's working now | 01:51 |
jrib | manster_: please watch your language in this channel. I'm telling you that you should be patient and simply repeat your question after a reasonable wait. | 01:51 |
manster_ | but i lack the knowledge to know who to ask about ddrescue stuff | 01:52 |
SwedeMike | manster_: do you really think someone wants to help you after how you treated jrib? | 01:52 |
phoenixsampras | where i can set desktop effects? | 01:52 |
manster_ | SwedeMike, yes | 01:52 |
deckard | following the instructions to reinstall grub fixed it, and it detected my Windows automatically and was already in the list | 01:52 |
jrib | phoenixsampras: was the wiki link ubottu gave you not helpful? | 01:52 |
manster_ | jrib, i thought you were a bot | 01:52 |
manster_ | i apologize | 01:52 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: that was a good link you created but you failed to add anything about your hardware, you should add the link sudo lshw | pastebinit here and there | 01:52 |
phoenixsampras | sorry ive missed it | 01:52 |
jrib | !effects | phoenixsampras | 01:52 |
ubottu | phoenixsampras: Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 01:52 |
shcherbak | manster_: google "man ddrescue" | 01:53 |
Nina | !ops | 01:53 |
ubottu | Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, bilalakhtar, Jordan_U, or rww! | 01:53 |
jrib | lovely | 01:53 |
jrib | kriss_: what are you changing exactly in console-setup? | 01:54 |
Carmen | !ops | 01:54 |
ubottu | Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, bilalakhtar, Jordan_U, or rww! | 01:54 |
Tania | !ops | 01:54 |
Cannibal | Hi. I'm trying to network Ubuntu 10.10 with an XP system. I don't know where to start. | 01:54 |
manster_ | shcherbak, i have been through several different options, all having some problem. i have adjusted blocksize, error retry, etc. but since i'm copying a 50gb at 2mb/s i cant really run through all possible options till i reach the right one | 01:54 |
DasEi | !samba | Cannibal | 01:55 |
ubottu | Cannibal: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 01:55 |
manster_ | shcherbak, i only come here after a week of googling and extensive efforts on my part | 01:55 |
xrdodrx | does anyone have a guide to how I can print from my 10.10 Ubuntu machine to a Windows 7 computer? | 01:55 |
DasEi | Cannibal: there are several ways to do that | 01:55 |
Cannibal | off I go to read pages and pages | 01:55 |
kriss_ | CHARMAP="UTF-8" CODESET="Lat15" XKBMODEL="pc105" XKBLAYOUT="no" these | 01:55 |
DasEi | Cannibal: yes, and ask if unclear | 01:56 |
phoenixsampras | jrib but where in the menu is the effect compositer? | 01:56 |
kriss_ | jrib, | 01:56 |
jrib | manster_: see if https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/BluRayAndHDDVD helps | 01:56 |
shcherbak | manster_: what command fails, and why ddresque? photorec is more sensible choice. | 01:56 |
jrib | phoenixsampras: system -> preferences -> appearance allows you to enable effects | 01:56 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: in anycase without any info here are a few more things to try http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/ | 01:56 |
phoenixsampras | jrib yes, its enabled, but where i do tweak the effects? | 01:57 |
jrib | !ccsm | phoenixsampras | 01:57 |
ubottu | phoenixsampras: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu: install 'compizconfig-settings-manager' or 'simple-ccsm'. If you install the latter, a new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz | 01:57 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: thanks for the reply. your request is complicated by the fact that I don't know anymore about the hardware thanm is in the post, and my only access to anything is that the laptop is here in front of me in recovery mode, with no way to copy paste. lshw gives lots of output, but pastebinit is not found. I can read off anything you want, though | 01:57 |
manster_ | jrib, it does help, but the disk is damaged so the method listed there aborts once the movie hits a damaged sector | 01:57 |
jrib | manster_: ah, well... good luck | 01:57 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: i will read that | 01:57 |
arand | shcherbak: Well oftentiems you can use photorec in conjunction with a dd image.. | 01:57 |
KBentley57 | I'm having some permissions issues with samba over a network share. I think I've messed them up quite nicely. Can anyone help out? | 01:57 |
manster_ | shcherbak, i will check it out | 01:58 |
DasEi | KBentley57: yes, did you do an extra direcory for sambashare ? | 01:58 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: well by pushing the <ctl><alt>+f2 you can go to console and sudo apt-get install pastebinit; sudo lshw | pastebinit and copy the link to here and your blog | 01:59 |
manster_ | shcherbak, photorec actually looks promising wish i had thought about it. well i'll start copying tonight, should probably know if it worked by tomorrow | 01:59 |
manster_ | thnaks | 01:59 |
shcherbak | manster_: is it optical drive? | 02:00 |
manster_ | shcherbak, yes shows up in /dev/sr0 its a blu-ray drive | 02:00 |
arand | manster_: I don't know if photorec would work on optical media, tohugh.. | 02:00 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: the important part at this point is the video hardware so maybe you can paste that direct to here | 02:00 |
drexl_ | manster_: are regular dvds going outta style now? | 02:00 |
drexl_ | I just bought a dvd writer today. | 02:01 |
manster_ | drexl_, i wish i had steered clear of bluray | 02:01 |
manster_ | dvd is good | 02:01 |
shcherbak | manster_: hm, do not know to much here... | 02:01 |
Cannibal | Editing Samba conf. I'm asked for a Server name. what does that reffer to? | 02:02 |
teratorn | Cannibal: the SMB name of your computer | 02:02 |
manster_ | well the process has begun, so it seems to be working on my optical drive, but it will be hours before i see the result | 02:02 |
Cannibal | um, what? | 02:03 |
phoenixsampras | jrib thanks brio | 02:03 |
aristotle2600 | I dont have internet because I need to set up where there is no wired connection, but I dumped the output to a file. One thing that jumped out is that lshw reports I have a dv6700 not dv6000 | 02:03 |
Cannibal | not my log in name, but what I named the computer origonally, is that it | 02:03 |
teratorn | Cannibal: well, actually the SMB name (the thing you see in network neighborhood) is your computer's hostname | 02:04 |
aristotle2600 | I dont have internet because I need to set up where there is no wired connection, but I dumped the output to a file. One thing that jumped out is that lshw reports I have a dv6700 not dv6000 sacarlson | 02:04 |
teratorn | Cannibal: "server string" is a descriptive name, if that is what you are referring to | 02:04 |
xrdodrx | what app is this?: http://i.imgur.com/Zi497.png | 02:04 |
teratorn | Cannibal: be specific | 02:05 |
DasEi | Cannibal: server string = ,can leave it blank,too | 02:05 |
Cannibal | wow, so lost. | 02:05 |
Techie-Micheal | Hi. I'm trying to find a way to set my default Python version. Google hasn't turned up much so far. I want to use Python2.7 instead of 2.6. I have run update-alternatives to set Python2.7 as the default, and edited /usr/share/python/debian_defaults to point to python2.7. However, if I try to install python-sqlite for example, it complains. | 02:05 |
coz_ | xrdodrx, that is an old unix application it can run on linux but I forget the name | 02:05 |
xrdodrx | coz_, I want to try it :D | 02:05 |
teratorn | Cannibal: what is the actual parameter you're talking about? | 02:06 |
teratorn | Cannibal: "server string" ? | 02:06 |
coz_ | xrdodrx, mmm I would have to google it you can try applications used in jurassic park | 02:06 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: well I never seen a video card with that brand, you need to know what chips it uses for video | 02:06 |
coz_ | xrdodrx, it was used inthe movie jurassic park | 02:06 |
drexl_ | xrdodrx: that is cool I want.. | 02:06 |
DasEi | Cannibal: for your scenario hostname and workgroup are sufficcient | 02:06 |
Cannibal | It says to add this: | 02:06 |
Cannibal | netbios name = name_of_your_server (no spaces) | 02:06 |
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DasEi | Cannibal: hostname in terminal shows it | 02:07 |
rww | xrdodrx: fsn, per http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_manager#3D_file_managers | 02:07 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: it might be nvidia or ati or intel | 02:07 |
Cannibal | Ah hah | 02:07 |
xrdodrx | rww, you sure it's not fsv? | 02:07 |
Cannibal | As I suspected, thx. I'll keep reading. | 02:07 |
xrdodrx | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:FSV-OSX-screenshot.png | 02:07 |
teratorn | Cannibal: that sets the SMB name that you see when you browser for computers on the network | 02:08 |
rww | xrdodrx: fsv is a clone of fsn. | 02:08 |
coz_ | xrdodrx, fsv is one of them yes | 02:08 |
xrdodrx | oh ok | 02:08 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: if you now have a file maybe move it with a usb flash disk | 02:08 |
xrdodrx | thanks, gonna see if I can make it work :) | 02:08 |
coz_ | xrdodrx, there are i believe 2 others I think it was fsv used in jurassic park | 02:08 |
teratorn | Cannibal: if you don't put it in the conf then it defaults to the first part of your DNS name... i.e. the name of your computer you set (type hostname to see it) | 02:08 |
coz_ | xrdodrx, google fsv like applications | 02:09 |
aristotle2600 | it says nvidia on the sticker, sacarlson huh, didnt think that recovery mode would have usb support, not sure how to try it | 02:09 |
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Cannibal | Oh, so that step isn't even that important? | 02:09 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: you don't need recovery mode all you need is <ctl><alt>+f2 to get you out of xserver then all else should still work | 02:10 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: for display UNCLAIMED it says the desc is a VGA ctrler, C67 GeForce 7150M / nForce 630M | 02:11 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: nope, when i boot into uibuntu all the virtual consoles show the same symptoms | 02:11 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: they are unreadable | 02:11 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: then install the nvidia propriatary drivers http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=743299 | 02:12 |
Techie-Micheal | Anybody have any suggestions? | 02:12 |
rynosaur | Quick dumb question: I'm trying to run a program "$ ./program" but it keeps responding with "No such file or directory" when it's very obviously not true. | 02:13 |
coz_ | Techie-Micheal, I didnt see your post sorry would you mind repeating? I may not be able to help but still | 02:13 |
Techie-Micheal | coz_: np. Sure. | 02:13 |
Techie-Micheal | Hi. I'm trying to find a way to set my default Python version. Google hasn't turned up much so far. I want to use Python2.7 instead of 2.6. I have run update-alternatives to set Python2.7 as the default, and edited /usr/share/python/debian_defaults to point to python2.7. However, if I try to install python-sqlite for example, it complains. | 02:13 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: oh even <ctl><alt>+f2 is distorted did this thing ever work with any system? | 02:13 |
Jordan_U | rynosaur: Are you on a 64 bit system trying to run a 32 bit program? | 02:14 |
DasEi | rynosaur: missed the path ? | 02:14 |
DasEi | rynosaur: re-check by ls or locate | 02:14 |
rynosaur | Ah. I am on 64bit. | 02:14 |
xtrac | ubuntu should start sellling ubuntu in store for the cost of the cd and package materials | 02:14 |
rynosaur | That's probably it. thanks! | 02:14 |
DasEi | rynosaur: and give it executable permissin, too | 02:14 |
xtrac | that would be leet | 02:14 |
coz_ | Techie-Micheal, when you do "update-alternatives --config python" are there options given? | 02:14 |
Jordan_U | rynosaur: That "file not found" is a poorly phrased error message from needed 32 bit libraries not being found. | 02:15 |
Guest51957 | hey, I'm getting the error in this pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com/572889/ and I know that it works on my home network (visiting relatives) so I don't know what could be going on other than it might be a DHCP prob. | 02:15 |
smilidon | Hello | 02:15 |
xtrac | you know ubuntu needs to start selling an os | 02:15 |
magpiie | i dont think there is any law against packaging and selling ubuntu yourself | 02:15 |
Techie-Micheal | coz_: There weren't at first. I did update-alternatives --install python /usr/bin/python2.7 10 | 02:15 |
coz_ | xtrac, that was tried with impi | 02:15 |
magpiie | obviously non profit | 02:15 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: it used to have vista and then win7 | 02:16 |
Techie-Micheal | After I did that, I was given options, and set it to the 2.7. I changed the symlink appropriately. When I apt-get install python-sqlite, it complains that the system default python2.7 is not being used, but the symlink is clearly pointing to the 2.7 binary. | 02:16 |
coz_ | Techie-Micheal, mmm I am not an expert in this but google with "ubuntu set default python" gave a few hits that may help | 02:16 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: I found this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/+bug/597476 | 02:16 |
ubottu | Ubuntu bug 597476 in xserver-xorg-video-nouveau (Ubuntu) "nVidia C67 GeForce 7150M / nForce 630M uses an unusable resolution by default" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 02:16 |
rynosaur | DasEi, Jordan_U: Hmm maybe not. The program I'm running says it requires "Linux Kernel 2.6.* x86_64" | 02:16 |
Techie-Micheal | coz_: yeah, that's what I've been going off of. :) But so far no luck, so I came in here. Thanks. I'll keep trying. | 02:17 |
magpiie | anyone else having problems updating repository? | 02:17 |
DasEi | rynosaur: so it's "found now", which prog you try to run ? | 02:17 |
coz_ | Techie-Micheal, if no one here can help try the ##linux channel :) | 02:17 |
Guest51957 | anyone know why I'm not able to update? I've posted the pastebin with the error I get. | 02:17 |
rynosaur | DasEi: http://www.mc-server.org/ | 02:18 |
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Guest51957 | not trying to be rude, btw. | 02:18 |
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rynosaur | DasEi: And it's not found. I just figured it was 32bit | 02:18 |
coz_ | Guest51957, could I see the pastebin link? | 02:18 |
DasEi | magpiie: no, tried fastest mirror (synaptic) ? | 02:18 |
c_ | Did you check your network connection before doing update? | 02:18 |
magpiie | where can i find that? | 02:19 |
M28 | Hey guys | 02:19 |
magpiie | my network seems fine, i can browse ok | 02:19 |
DasEi | rynosaur: lil' confusing: you said you are on 64 bit, and the prog once called tells 64 bit needed | 02:19 |
M28 | What are the packages I need to install for the defaults fonts for ubuntu 10.04? | 02:20 |
pksadiq | Too check the presence of proxy | 02:20 |
DasEi | magpiie: call up synaptic, it's under the paketmangement there, choose server > other > fastest mirror | 02:20 |
c_ | you can open a terminal, type ` cat /etc/apt/source.list ' to know which repo servers you are using, and try to ping the host to see if your host can connect to the repo server. | 02:20 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: thanks, that might be the very bug im experiencing. is there any way to fix it from the command line? | 02:20 |
Guest51957 | my network other than the update part seems to be fine, I can surf the web without updating, and I can ping the server just fine. | 02:21 |
rynosaur | DasEi: Sorry. When I try to call the program is says the file is not found. One of you said that a reason for that could be it was 32 bit, I figured it was. But after I check the site, it says it is actually for 64bit. | 02:21 |
JeffCBR | How can I stop the network manager service from starting? I have already done update-rc.d -f network-manager remove, but that did not work. | 02:21 |
M28 | Sorry for repeating the question, but, what package do I need to install for the default fonts? | 02:21 |
jrib | JeffCBR: why? | 02:21 |
pajero | i want to see my laptop system thermal state, which program make it this? | 02:22 |
Guest51957 | Jrib, probably for something like Airplane mode. | 02:22 |
steve128 | hey guys just a quick question about tv tuners. im running a patch cable from the output of the tuner to the line in of my external sound card but can't quite seem to get it working. wondering if anyone had any suggestions? | 02:22 |
c_ | <Guest51957> Do you use synaptics or aptitude or apt-get ? | 02:22 |
JeffCBR | jrib: network-manager prevents me from connecting to my network because of its interaction with wpa_supplicant. I don't need it. How can I disable it? | 02:23 |
c_ | pajero: Gkrellm if you like it. | 02:23 |
DasEi | rynosaur: so try again from the beginning, I never used that app: | 02:23 |
jrib | JeffCBR: uninstall it | 02:23 |
pajero | thanks c_ | 02:23 |
DasEi | rynosaur: make a dir for it, cd there, then : | 02:23 |
Guest51957 | how do I register my nick with the nickserv? | 02:23 |
jrib | !register | Guest51957 | 02:23 |
ubottu | Guest51957: Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 02:23 |
c_ | pajero: You're welcome. | 02:24 |
DasEi | rynosaur: wget http://mc-server.org/?uri=MCServer173.tar.gz | 02:24 |
JeffCBR | jrib: I'd rather not uninstall it. How do I simply disable it from starting? | 02:24 |
rynosaur | DasEi: I'm in the dir with the file I'm trying to run. I enter in $ ./MCServer and it returns "-bash: ./MCServer: No such file or directory | 02:24 |
rynosaur | " | 02:24 |
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smilidon | I am having problems installing ubuntu 10.10 on an iMac G3 PPC. I used the alternate install cd but after going all the way through the install after initial boot the display goes black. | 02:25 |
c_ | rynosaur: check the file having its excutable bit set. | 02:25 |
smilidon | Any advice? | 02:25 |
DasEi | rynosaur: sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-$(uname -r) | 02:25 |
jrib | JeffCBR: the reason your update-rc.d command did not work is because network-manager is started through as an upstart job (/etc/init/network-manager.conf). You can add "never" as a starting condition there | 02:25 |
magpiie_ | when i try reloading the repository i get this message > Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable) | 02:26 |
JeffCBR | jrib: That works for me. Thanks a bunch. :D | 02:26 |
rufsketch1 | guys, I need help. I upgraded to kde 4.6 on my laptop and it worked fine. However, doing the same on my girlfriends machine somehow lead to her network manager no longer playing nice with wireless | 02:26 |
rufsketch1 | help? | 02:26 |
DasEi | rynosaur: tar -xvf * | 02:27 |
rufsketch1 | the most relevant problem I can tell is that kde daemon crashes on startup | 02:27 |
rynosaur | DasEi: Alright, thanks. I'll give that a go. | 02:27 |
rufsketch1 | with "kdeinit4 segmentaiton fault" | 02:27 |
DasEi | rynosaur: sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 02:27 |
c_ | magpiie_: maybe there is some automatic update process working in the background. | 02:27 |
gavinwu | admin | 02:27 |
geek0292 | hey, I've posted this pastebin earlier: http://paste.ubuntu.com/572889/ and I'd like help getting this resolve, I'm almost certain I can update at home, but I'm running into problems that could be fixed by updating, but I get that error. | 02:28 |
Vustom | How to open .RAR files in Ubuntu 10.10 | 02:28 |
geek0292 | Vustom, right click, then extract here. | 02:28 |
magpiie_ | how do i see if there is another update program running in the background? | 02:28 |
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Vustom | Archive type not supported. | 02:29 |
Vustom | thats what it says | 02:29 |
itaylor57 | !rar | Vustom | 02:29 |
ubottu | Vustom: rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free | 02:29 |
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gavinwu | use 7z | 02:30 |
gavinwu | and zip | 02:30 |
c_ | Vustom : you need to add package rar or unrar or 7z plugin | 02:30 |
Vustom | i just installed unrar | 02:30 |
DasEi | rynosaur: the d/l link was wrong, right is : http://www.mc-server.org/download.php?file=MCServer173.tar.gz&os=linux | 02:30 |
Vustom | its good :D | 02:30 |
Vustom | thanks | 02:30 |
bastidraZor | magpiie_: are you getting some sort of error to make you think there is an update program running? | 02:30 |
magpiie | no, someone suggested that this may be the reason why i cannot update | 02:31 |
c_ | I can open `http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/maverick/' by firefox | 02:31 |
Majin_Buu | Is there a way I can run multiple applications from the terminal? | 02:31 |
magpiie | when i try to reload repository i am getting this message>E: Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable) E: Unable to lock the list directory | 02:31 |
bastidraZor | magpiie_: if you're not getting an error then you probably don't have another process running. | 02:31 |
pksadiq | Majin_Buu: run <appname> & | 02:32 |
bastidraZor | magpiie_: what command are you using? | 02:32 |
Majin_Buu | pksadiq: what if I run one application and then later on, I want to run another? | 02:32 |
magpiie | i am hitting the reload button in the repository window | 02:32 |
pksadiq | magpiie: did you use sudo? | 02:32 |
c_ | I think it's just a temporal network problem. | 02:32 |
DasEi | rynosaur : running here | 02:32 |
DasEi | :( .. tss | 02:32 |
magpiie | sorry, in the synaptic package manager window | 02:32 |
Majin_Buu | #knowyourmeme | 02:33 |
Majin_Buu | -.- | 02:33 |
c_ | If you can resolve the hostname and ping the host successfully, it shouldn't be big problem. | 02:33 |
pksadiq | Majin_Buu: if you do <appname> & the app will run and also in terminal won't get locked | 02:33 |
Majin_Buu | pksadiq: ok thanks | 02:33 |
geek0292 | anyone know an answer to my update problem? I HAVE done some digging, and found that some routers refer to the internal DHCP as the router's internal IP, which I've found to be true in this router through resolv.conf | 02:34 |
bastidraZor | magpiie_: did you make any changes prior to this? | 02:34 |
c_ | Have you set any proxy in Gnome/KDE/Xfce ? Or maybe synaptic use the proxy settings which goes wrong. | 02:34 |
geek0292 | who, me? | 02:34 |
bastidraZor | !who | 02:34 |
ubottu | As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 02:34 |
JeffCBR | jrib: That worked perfectly. Thank you very much! | 02:34 |
phoenixsampras | help! i want to move the CLOSE, Minimize and Maximize buttons to the right side, how to? | 02:35 |
magpiie_ | i just uninstalled wine because it wasnt working properly, then i hit the reload button, and got the error message | 02:35 |
geek0292 | so, can I please get some help with this? I know you're all doing this on your own time, so no pressure. | 02:35 |
magpiie_ | when i re install wine, it isnt showing up on the applcations list like it did when i first installed it | 02:36 |
thefeds | Join #Nationalsozialist now! | 02:36 |
xangua | !controls | phoenixsampras | 02:36 |
ubottu | phoenixsampras: In Lucid, the minimize, maximize, and close buttons have been moved to the left side. For more information, please see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/light-themes/+bug/532633/comments/564 | To move them back to the right-hand side, see http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/move-buttons-to-right-side | 02:36 |
xangua | thefeds: don't do that again | 02:36 |
c_ | geek0292: I hope the ECN feature in your kernel is closed, and ECN might cause some problem with some kinds of routers.(But in default the option is closed). | 02:37 |
xangua | geek0292: just ask | 02:37 |
thefeds | Warum nicht? | 02:37 |
geek0292 | how do I check that? | 02:37 |
phoenixsampras | xangua: thank god!! i was feeling like an idiot searching for those buttons | 02:37 |
geek0292 | and how do I type a message to a specific person? I'm a newbie when it comes to IRC. | 02:37 |
pksadiq | geek0292: just type their before | 02:38 |
geek0292 | kk | 02:38 |
pksadiq | geek0292: nick | 02:38 |
c_ | geek0292: use `sysctl -a | grep ecn' | 02:38 |
pksadiq | !tab > geek0292 | 02:38 |
ubottu | geek0292, please see my private message | 02:38 |
magpiie_ | geek0292 did this message get to you? | 02:38 |
phoenixsampras | xangua: i ran the command, they are still on the left side :( | 02:40 |
shcherbak | geek0292: try: /msg shcherbak You are awesome! | 02:40 |
geek0292 | c_ this is what I get when checking that, http://paste.ubuntu.com/572895/ | 02:41 |
geek0292 | c_ do I need to use sudo? | 02:41 |
c_ | it's unnecessary to use sudo | 02:42 |
geek0292 | c_ well, I'm getting a lot of "permission denied"s on the command. | 02:43 |
c_ | geek0292: according to `http://www.bloke.com/linux/kernel/network.html', the ECN is open in your kernel. | 02:43 |
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c_ | geek0292: but on my laptop, it has the same value as you have. | 02:44 |
geek0292 | hmmm, kk, so what does that mean? it's off? | 02:44 |
c_ | geek0292: you can safely ignore that permission denied messages | 02:44 |
geek0292 | ok, that's all I get. | 02:44 |
geek0292 | c_ I take it that this means that it's turned off? | 02:45 |
c_ | geek0292: maybe I use virtualbox or some other application which let the tcp_ecn turned on. | 02:46 |
geek0292 | well, I have traced the IP in my resolv.conf file to the router i'm using. | 02:46 |
c_ | It's a boolean value, and if you set it to zero, you close that kernel option. | 02:46 |
geek0292 | I'll pastebin the contents of my resolv.conf file | 02:47 |
c_ | geek0292: at the beginning of the URL I sent to you, you can use the command line to disable ecn option(and you need sudo that commadline). | 02:48 |
c_ | geek0292: Have you try to open `http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/maverick/' in firefox ? | 02:49 |
geek0292 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/572897/ that's my resolv.conf file. | 02:50 |
c_ | geek0292: is your machine directly connected to the router with network cable?Or there are some other network devices between your machine and the router? | 02:50 |
geek0292 | I've got it connected wirelessly to the router. | 02:51 |
geek0292 | I've had a previous fix to that where I change the IP in the resolv.conf file to something, but I can't remember the command to edit it, nor what to change it to, | 02:52 |
c_ | geek0292: ok. Can you open the repo by webbrowser(Firefox)? | 02:52 |
geek0292 | what's the url? | 02:52 |
c_ | `http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/maverick/' | 02:53 |
geek0292 | I can get on there. | 02:53 |
geek0292 | I believe it has problems downloading the files through update manager. | 02:53 |
c_ | geek0292: have you checked the proxy settings in your desktop environment? | 02:54 |
geek0292 | let me check | 02:54 |
c_ | geek0292: Or the proxy settings in Synaptic. | 02:54 |
geek0292 | Okay, how do I check the proxy setting in gnome? | 02:56 |
c_ | In some circumstance, the router didn't rely dns lookup well, so if you know the DNS settings, you can set it in networkmanager or in the router's setting page. | 02:56 |
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jason_ | mmm, guys, got a question. i know how if-else-endif works in conky. but if i have double "if" - what do i write? | 02:56 |
Protomega | Good evening. | 02:57 |
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ruediger_ | Hello! I have a fun problem; I am basically running Debian squeeze, but the problem I have there persists with Ubuntu 10.10 , too; I have a Foxconn mainboard with 6GB Ram installed, Bios detects it, Windows Vista 64 Bit sees it, but neither 2.6.32-5-amd64 fro mdebian nor the Ubuntu 10.10 64Bit install CD sees more than 3.3GB | 02:57 |
Protomega | _jesse_ is that you?! | 02:57 |
geek0292 | in synaptic, it says "Direct connection to the internet" | 02:57 |
c_ | geek0292: menu`System' -> `Control Center' -> `Network Proxy' | 02:57 |
c_ | geek0292: can you do `update' in synaptic now? | 02:58 |
jason_ | guys, how do i connect double if in conky? is it like {if_up wlan0 && if_up eth0} or what? | 02:59 |
geek0292 | no proxy used at all. | 03:00 |
geek0292 | trying the update. | 03:00 |
alexander | hello | 03:00 |
geek0292 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/572899/ error after I do a reload in synaptic | 03:01 |
ripclaw | whats up | 03:02 |
AndroidKris | anybody know anything about setting up android adb on ubuntu? | 03:02 |
geek0292 | so, what might a possible fix be? | 03:03 |
geek0292 | this also prevents a cache update in Ubuntu software center. | 03:04 |
c_ | The file is small, so MTU issue can not affect the update process. | 03:05 |
pw-toxic_ | hi | 03:05 |
pw-toxic_ | i have a degraided raid1 | 03:05 |
pw-toxic_ | what shall i do? | 03:05 |
[TK]D-Fender | pwNovel thought : replace the dead drive | 03:05 |
[TK]D-Fender | pw-toxic_: Novel thought : replace the dead drive | 03:06 |
c_ | geek0292: I don't use the extra repo of ubuntu, so I'm not sure about the problem in this repo. | 03:06 |
geek0292 | c_ so what can I do about this? like I've said, I've previously been able to update and everything by editing the resolv.conf file | 03:06 |
geek0292 | and neiver do I. | 03:06 |
c_ | geek0292: have you ever successfully updated this repo? | 03:06 |
geek0292 | *neither | 03:06 |
geek0292 | not here, but I can at my house. | 03:06 |
pw-toxic_ | [TK]D-Fender, the drive is not dead.. both drives are working.. i changed the operating system and now i only have a degraded raid although both drives are ok | 03:06 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: you might have found it by now but you might try this http://ubuntuguide.net/install-nvidia-graphical-driver-in-ubuntu-lucid-10-04 | 03:07 |
[TK]D-Fender | pw-toxic_: One of them has been knocked out of the array for a failure of some kind | 03:07 |
c_ | geek0292: you mean now you use a different network connection than that you at home? | 03:07 |
pw-toxic_ | so what shall i do now? | 03:08 |
[TK]D-Fender | pw-toxic_: So go rebuilld it in-place if you can and if it fails... well time to replace the drive | 03:08 |
pw-toxic_ | how do i do this? | 03:08 |
geek0292 | currently as I'm with relatives. | 03:08 |
Techie-Micheal | pw-toxic_: a) how do you know both drives are okay? have you done an fschk? The change in OS'es may have uncovered issues and b) have you checked to see what errors you are getting? I'm not a raid expert, but usually a degraded array points to a problem of some sort, usually with the hd, but can be other hardware issues. | 03:08 |
Techie-Micheal | s/fschk/fsck | 03:09 |
[TK]D-Fender | pw-toxic_: Disk Utility. Go look at it | 03:09 |
pw-toxic_ | [TK]D-Fender, disk utility says that the state is degraded but it doesnt tell me which drive actually is connected to the drive | 03:09 |
pw-toxic_ | [TK]D-Fender, i did a mdadm --assemble --scan and it didnt work... he didnt find any raid drives although disk utlility found it | 03:10 |
pw-toxic_ | [TK]D-Fender, then i asked my brother to help me and he finally got one part of the drive get working so i can backup my important data | 03:10 |
geek0292 | so, what can I do about this? I'd be okay with just editing my resolv.conf file if I knew how and to what | 03:10 |
geek0292 | because it's worked here in the past. | 03:11 |
c_ | geek0292: I had the similiar experiences before, it's mainly due to the ISP or the network connection. You would like me to tell you how to edit the resolv.conf ? | 03:11 |
geek0292 | yeah, and what a good IP for the file | 03:12 |
geek0292 | if possible. | 03:12 |
hakr | yours? | 03:12 |
c_ | geek0292: Google Public DNS, Configure your network settings to use the IP addresses 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as your DNS servers | 03:13 |
AndroidKris | how do I gain control of "file system" | 03:13 |
geek0292 | btw, I use the same ISP at home, so I bet this could be their router. | 03:13 |
zero80472 | anyone know a good windows emulator for ubuntu (not wine) | 03:13 |
AndroidKris | every time I try to change something, it says I don't have permission and I'm not the owner...wtf | 03:13 |
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xangua | zero80472: any virtual machine | 03:14 |
c_ | geek0292: yeah, maybe. | 03:14 |
zero80472 | also is there a way to remove the password ? | 03:14 |
oneliner | zero80472: for starters wine aint a windows emulator, second, you can get a virtual machine to run windows in ubuntu, simply install virtualbox from the software center | 03:14 |
zero80472 | i hate typeing it in(its on my laptop ) dont need a password) | 03:14 |
sacarlson | AndroidKris: learn about chmod and chown with man chmod and man chown | 03:14 |
hakr | virtualbox | 03:14 |
hakr | or yeah | 03:14 |
hakr | vmware | 03:14 |
c_ | geek0292: you can read this to configure the dns `http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using.html' | 03:14 |
c_ | bochs, qemu | 03:14 |
zero80472 | my laptop wont run vmware or vbox (its only a 1.2 gig processer) | 03:14 |
xrdodrx | I'm trying to add a network printer that's with Samba and when I press the little triangle next to workgroup it freezes | 03:14 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: i'll try thast next, but now I'm trying to figure out how to change the resolution from the recovery boot. If I know exactly what to type I can boot into ubuntu and go to a virtual console | 03:14 |
oneliner | zero80472: if you need it that bad, then dual boot | 03:15 |
AndroidKris | I'll get right on that sacarlson | 03:15 |
AndroidKris | lol | 03:15 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: well if it was networked I would tell you to ssh in and change it from something that you could read | 03:16 |
zero80472 | is there a way to remove the password (for installing apps) / | 03:16 |
zero80472 | ? | 03:16 |
nertil | no | 03:17 |
lazyPower | So, i setup a vhost in apache2, and oddly its not being recognized. Nothings even hitting my logs when i attempt to access it. Do i *have* to add a dns record for the subdomain? or is having the canonical mysite.com as the dns record sufficient? | 03:17 |
sacarlson | zero80472: you can add nopassword to sudo | 03:18 |
geek0292 | and the google thing turns me back to the original problem of updating where I can't resolve. | 03:18 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: that also depends on an ssh server being installed by default; unless i can install it from the recovery boot. so is there a way to change the resolution from the command prompt? apparently ubuntu doesn't have an xorg.conf | 03:18 |
zero80472 | ? | 03:18 |
zero80472 | can someone plz tell me | 03:18 |
leapy0yo | hi | 03:18 |
leapy0yo | how do i copy all subdirectory files to one parent directory? | 03:19 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: well xorg.conf is only used for xserver the console won't change even if you modify that | 03:19 |
lazyPower | leapy0yo: cp -R * ../ | 03:19 |
geek0292 | *sigh* guess I'll just wait to get home.... but it's gonna be frustrating with mail..... | 03:19 |
EmuAlert | Is there any key combo to get to the system menu, like Applications, Places and System (and anything else you add) without using the mouse? | 03:19 |
lazyPower | leapy0yo: that works if the parent directory is the directory prior to the one you are presently in | 03:20 |
lazyPower | leapy0yo: the format is cp -R (recursive) (copy FROM) (copy TO) | 03:20 |
c_ | geek0292: have you used the nslookup command to verify the hostname lookup? | 03:20 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: is there some other config file? surely, the information in the gui panel is recorded somewhere? | 03:20 |
AbhijiT | zero80472, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-disable-password-prompts-in-ubuntu.html | 03:20 |
AbhijiT | zero80472, Note:- Disabling password prompts might be a security risk | 03:21 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: before xserver the only changes I know are made at the kernel options at boot | 03:21 |
pw-toxic_ | sudo su | 03:21 |
pw-toxic_ | oh damn wrong keyboard :D | 03:21 |
c_ | the error msg is mainly due to dns error, and sometimes it's hard to resolve this problem. I often refresh serveal times to get all the package list successfully downloaded. | 03:21 |
leapy0yo | lazy, they are two subdirectories ...i have lots of directories like that and i want them to the main parent directory | 03:22 |
zero80472 | can someone plz tell me? | 03:22 |
zero80472 | oops | 03:22 |
AbhijiT | :-o | 03:22 |
zero80472 | sacarlson, do you use a router ? | 03:22 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: if you have a monitor you might think about pluging it in and view your laptop from there, your problem is the display not the video card | 03:22 |
AbhijiT | zero80472, do you really need a help? | 03:22 |
zero80472 | sacarlson, have you tryed adding the DNS settings there ? | 03:22 |
leapy0yo | lazypower, they are two subdirectories ...i have lots of directories like that and i want them to the main parent directory | 03:22 |
geek0292 | of course, dunno how to make sense of it, but the server IP matches the resolv.conf file I had up. | 03:23 |
zero80472 | AbhijiT, i just want to know how to remove password form linux so i dont have to keep typing on a doggy keybord | 03:23 |
AbhijiT | zero80472, and as i guess you did not see my links above i posted for you? right? | 03:23 |
AbhijiT | good i am not going to post it again | 03:23 |
AbhijiT | you scroll up | 03:23 |
zero80472 | cant see much with x-chat can u PM me them please | 03:24 |
AbhijiT | no | 03:24 |
sacarlson | zero80472: yes I use a router and yes I have | 03:24 |
c_ | geek0292: you mean nslookup reports that the repo servers' ip is 192.168.x.x ? | 03:25 |
sacarlson | zero80472: but most the time I disable dhcp from my router and run it from my server box the distibutes ip's | 03:25 |
geek0292 | yes | 03:25 |
MariaKeys | hello folks. 10M files. How to go about these in an mechanical drive? Zipping for example. What do you suggest? Ext4. | 03:25 |
zero80472 | thanks AbhijiT dint see (lol) | 03:25 |
geek0292 | wait, repo? no, I checked google. | 03:25 |
kasun | hi, I'm trying to search contents in pdf files. Can anyone suggest me a good way to search a set of pdf files? Grep doesn't return all the results. | 03:25 |
Jonii | I have speakers and headphones. I connect headphones, when speakers play music, and now both speakers _and_ headphones are playing music, and there doesn't seem to be any way to stop speakers from doing that. Also, is it a bug or a feature that you can't drag volume control thingie on the upper left corner? | 03:25 |
AbhijiT | :-/ | 03:25 |
Jonii | Anyone has any idea how to fix this? | 03:25 |
AbhijiT | zero80472, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-disable-password-prompts-in-ubuntu.html | 03:26 |
AbhijiT | zero80472, Note:- Disabling password prompts might be a security risk | 03:26 |
AbhijiT | zero80472, see now? | 03:26 |
geek0292 | the server http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/maverick/ has 192.168.x.x | 03:26 |
MariaKeys | AbhijiT: why is it a security risk? | 03:26 |
AbhijiT | O_o | 03:27 |
leapy0yo | is there a way to copy the files of two subdirectories down to the grand parent directory or main directory? | 03:27 |
AbhijiT | MariaKeys, why is it a serucity risk not having a strong lock to your home>? | 03:27 |
muellisoft | :D | 03:27 |
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lazyPower | leapy0yo: man cp | 03:27 |
MariaKeys | AbhijiT: It is about convenience. When my home is an open hut, it doesnt matter. | 03:27 |
geek0292 | is the server address for that normal? | 03:27 |
MariaKeys | Abhijit: I have lock or not. | 03:28 |
AbhijiT | hmmm then its time for you to learn about how to secure your home and computer. MariaKeys | 03:28 |
AbhijiT | :-s | 03:28 |
ChaseQ1 | hi | 03:28 |
leapy0yo | lazypower, maindirectory / samename/samename lots are like that and it complains that the grand subdirectory is the same as its parent | 03:28 |
MariaKeys | Abhijit: Do you know the story of 3 monkeys? | 03:28 |
sacarlson | MariaKeys: don't you still keep your atm card without your pin number writen on it in your hut? | 03:28 |
AbhijiT | MariaKeys, one of them is you thats what i know | 03:29 |
pw-toxic_ | backup | 03:29 |
MariaKeys | Abhijit: Let me tell you the story of 3 monkeys... | 03:29 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: damn; that was a really good idea, but i just tried it and the monitor is getting no signal | 03:29 |
MariaKeys | They put 3 monkeys in a cage... And put a banana on top. | 03:29 |
AbhijiT | MariaKeys, no this is not offtopic channel. offtopic discussion in #ubuntu-offtopic | 03:29 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: you have to reboot most laptops to get the monitor to be seen | 03:29 |
MariaKeys | Every time one of the monkeys try to get the banana, the owner of the house beats him. All monkeys try in turn, they get beaten. | 03:30 |
tanath | anyone know how to get gstreamer-based players to play tracks other than the first one for nsf files? | 03:30 |
AbhijiT | aaaah | 03:30 |
geek0292 | c_ the server address I get for http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/maverick/ is 192.168.x.x is this normal? | 03:30 |
MariaKeys | After a while, monkeys learn the trick, and they no longer reach to the banana. | 03:30 |
AbhijiT | MariaKeys, in #ubuntu-offtopic and not here | 03:30 |
MariaKeys | AbhijiT: It is not off topic. It is related to security that you were discussing. | 03:30 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: ah, well then i will try that. will be several minutes; this laptop model has documented colling issues, so it needs to rest when you reboot it | 03:30 |
AbhijiT | MariaKeys, this is not security channel either! | 03:30 |
gaelfx | anyone know of a decent wireless n router with a usb port? | 03:30 |
teratorn | FINISH THE STORY | 03:31 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: also there may be a function something botton to activate the monitor on some systems | 03:31 |
AbhijiT | teratorn, lol :-D | 03:31 |
MariaKeys | So one day... They bring in a new monkey to the cage... | 03:31 |
chris_osx | and he beats the other monkeys? | 03:31 |
MariaKeys | The new monkey looks around... He goes for the banana. | 03:31 |
aaron | hello | 03:31 |
MariaKeys | As soon as he goes for the banana, all 3 other monkeys start beating him. | 03:31 |
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shcherbak | MariaKeys: Do you have blog? | 03:32 |
teratorn | yay | 03:32 |
Guest2476 | how is everyone | 03:32 |
pw-toxic_ | how do i find out what drive of my two 500GB drives of my raid1 is currently used for the degraded state and which hard drive isnt used? | 03:32 |
shcherbak | pw-toxic_: iotop? | 03:33 |
fix | helloooooozzz | 03:33 |
jon__ | hello? | 03:33 |
pw-toxic_ | shcherbak, what do you mean? | 03:33 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: I havn't tried it but did you look in System>administration>disk utility ? | 03:33 |
leapy0yo | how do i use find to cp everything it finds to a new location? | 03:33 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, yes i have tried it.. i cant find the information there | 03:33 |
MariaKeys | Moral of the story is that: There are always hordes of anal-retentives who would tell you not to do a root login... Yet, I am doing it for 15 years and thanks god I don't have carpal tunnel every from trying to enter root password. Big freaking deal, I fscked the system once... And reloaded it from backup in 10 mins.... So, as you can see... The monkey story. Because some other monkey already hit on your head when you go for banana, so you are afraid. | 03:34 |
kasun | hi, can someone suggest me a better way to search the content of a set of pdf files? Grep doesn't return all the results. can't use pdftotext for a set of files! | 03:34 |
Jordan_U | kasun: Why can't you use pdftotext? | 03:35 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i looked closer and this is getting really weird.. if i clic on "edit components" i can see two drives that should be connected to the raid, but it doesnt tell me which one doesnt work... looks like he thinks it is working normally, while the state says its degraded | 03:35 |
shcherbak | pw-toxic_: iotop will show i/o activity, just not sure is it going to help you, well I guess it might.. | 03:35 |
aeon-ltd | MariaKeys: if this were a shadier channek, everyone would be checking if you have a firewall or ssh then trying to brute force and/or send scripts | 03:35 |
tanath | anyone know how to get gstreamer-based players to play tracks other than the first one for nsf? | 03:35 |
aeon-ltd | *channel | 03:35 |
geek0292 | c_ have you got my messages? | 03:35 |
MariaKeys | aeon-ltd: gimme a second, i will be back for you to check. | 03:35 |
shcherbak | pw-toxic_: otherwise, test it from live system (speed of write and read) | 03:36 |
kasun | Jordan_U, pdftotext is to search for one file at a time, right? I need to search a *set* of files. I'm working on a script but it gives some errors. | 03:36 |
ardchoille | aeon-ltd: brute force what? You can't brute force a locked root account and we don't know which usernames exist on his system :) I love Ubuntu! | 03:36 |
MariaKeys | aeon: did you check it for bruteforcing? | 03:36 |
kasun | Jordan_U, It'll be easier if there's a easier way for it. | 03:36 |
Jordan_U | kasun: I would just use find and pdftotext/ | 03:36 |
fix | Ok I have a fully operational PXE boot server, the client boots up and begins the setup process however, fails to detect the hard disk, I have tried with ubuntu 8.10, 9.10 and 10.10 and none of them will see my hard disk, I boot to the cd and it sees the hard disks with no problem, so apparently the pxe boot server isnt serving up the neccesary drivers or something to detect my hard disks properly. | 03:37 |
c_ | geek0292: sorry, i left for a few minutes. | 03:37 |
shcherbak | MariaKeys: Do you use Ubuntu for 15 years? | 03:37 |
aeon-ltd | MariaKeys: heh i don't have the time and knowledge for that, plus i don't see it as fun if it takes longer than 5 minutes | 03:37 |
AbhijiT | shcherbak, good question! | 03:37 |
MariaKeys | scherbak: I never used ubuntu. We use Slack/RHEL. | 03:37 |
geek0292 | ok, well, is the server address for the repo "192.168.x.x" the actual server? | 03:37 |
fix | rhel-ewww | 03:38 |
Jordan_U | leapy0yo: -exec cp -- {} /some/directory/ \; | 03:38 |
geek0292 | because it perfectly matches the router here. | 03:38 |
AbhijiT | MariaKeys, if that is so why you lock your home when going out side, why you keep your money in bank, why you keep valuables in bank locker? why you lock car's door? you should to stop dooing all these things? | 03:38 |
shcherbak | MariaKeys: Then ok, if you want root shell in Ubuntu/Dedian you need to reconfigure 80% of system and eventually use normal kernel, besides it ok. | 03:39 |
MariaKeys | aeon-ltd: I wouldn't give a heck if you have the knowledge or not. If you can get my IP, you can try to check something to start with. Besides, everyone has firewalls and it takes 10 mins for a backup clone. Moral of the story was the monkey thing. | 03:39 |
c_ | geek0292: the address 192.168.x.x is lan address, it sould never be assigned to hosts on internet. | 03:39 |
aeon-ltd | MariaKeys: wasn't here for story time.... | 03:39 |
geek0292 | hmmmm, well looks like that's the problem with the update manager, huh? | 03:39 |
MariaKeys | Anyways, back to my issue. Anyone has experience with ext4 and 10 million files on a mechanical drive? | 03:40 |
Fudge | hi how can i make gdm execute this, export GTK_MODULES=gail:atk-bridge | 03:40 |
shcherbak | MariaKeys: anyway, can I follow you on tweeter? | 03:40 |
c_ | I think it's DNS problem. | 03:40 |
aeon-ltd | MariaKeys: the problem being? | 03:40 |
geek0292 | hmmm, so how should I go about fixing this? | 03:40 |
MariaKeys | shcherbak: Which twitter? | 03:40 |
c_ | the router ip address is 192.168.2.1 ? | 03:40 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: I just brought up my virtualbox system that has a raid5 simulated and I see I can breakdown and setup and check raid in disk utiliyt | 03:41 |
geek0292 | yep | 03:41 |
tanath | anyone know how to get gstreamer-based players to play tracks other than the first one for nsf? | 03:41 |
shcherbak | MariaKeys: nvm (you just talkative), what files? | 03:41 |
geek0292 | and that's the exact same IP i got for the repo, | 03:41 |
MariaKeys | scherbak: It doesnt matter what files. Have you tried dealing with 10M files on a mechanical drive? | 03:41 |
geek0292 | AND google | 03:41 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, yes i can check but how do you know which drive of the raid isnt working? for me it looks like my raid1 is out of sync with the data /proc/mdstat tells me | 03:41 |
c_ | You need a network cable to login in the router (if appliable) to see the status of the internet connection. | 03:42 |
fix | WHOOHOOOO running Pyrit with 14 cpu cores across the internetz | 03:42 |
c_ | Sorry | 03:42 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: holy shit it works....the virtual terminals and gui show up perfectly on the monitor after reboot! | 03:42 |
geek0292 | well, I'll ask my mom if I can check that. | 03:42 |
MariaKeys | fix: to do what? To get a WPA pass that will take 20 years? | 03:42 |
c_ | You should check the dns settings on router | 03:42 |
aeon-ltd | MariaKeys: besides stress testers, and excessive users who would? but whats the problem with 10m on a hdd? | 03:42 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: cool now just install the propriatary | 03:42 |
fix | actually no, it wont take 20 years | 03:42 |
markoso | hi i have nvidia driver version 96 ubuntu 10.10 recently my video play back is wayyyyy so and choppy | 03:42 |
fix | apparently your a bit behind the times | 03:42 |
markoso | slow*\ | 03:43 |
fix | check out pyrit | 03:43 |
MariaKeys | fix: I am not behind the times. I have not seen a single person break a WPA password. Good luck! | 03:43 |
fix | there isnt a WPA2 key I havent cracked | 03:43 |
kasun | Jordan_U, got it working. thnks | 03:43 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: right; well im going to try just changing the resolutions in accordance with that bug report you showed me, as soon as i find the password...... | 03:43 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: I'm not sure I have a raid1 simulated it might be different | 03:43 |
shcherbak | MariaKeys: 10M, no. | 03:43 |
Nisstyre | MariaKeys, you're wrong | 03:43 |
Ethelwulf | I call bullshit on fix ss or it didn't happen | 03:43 |
pw-toxic_ | my raid5 is ok | 03:43 |
c_ | Does the router have any host blacklist or time access control? | 03:43 |
pw-toxic_ | my raid1 is making problems | 03:43 |
fix | LOL!!!! | 03:43 |
Nisstyre | WPA can be brute forced | 03:43 |
MariaKeys | aeod-ltd: 10 million files take about 8 days to copy from one drive to another. That is the problem. | 03:43 |
fix | yeah u keep thinking wpa2 is going to protect you | 03:43 |
Nisstyre | WPA-PSK that is | 03:43 |
fix | I crack them all the time | 03:44 |
markoso | any reason why videos would suddenly start being slow and choppy, i tried .mp4 .mov etc | 03:44 |
fix | WPA-psk WPA2 EAPOL | 03:44 |
fix | whatever | 03:44 |
aeon-ltd | MariaKeys: for future reference use tab | 03:44 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: but seems that's what check repair should do is tell you what is broken and fix it if needed | 03:44 |
MariaKeys | fix: In your dreams you crack WPA. | 03:44 |
fix | its all easily cracked | 03:44 |
aeon-ltd | !tab | MariaKeys | 03:44 |
ubottu | MariaKeys: You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 03:44 |
fix | ok | 03:44 |
fix | your an idiot | 03:44 |
fix | mariakeys | 03:44 |
[TK]D-Fender | MariaKeys: http://www.engadget.com/2008/11/06/wpa-cracked-in-15-minutes-or-less-or-your-next-routers-free/ | 03:44 |
FloodBot2 | fix: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:44 |
fix | go kill yourself | 03:44 |
KB1JWQ | fix: That's enough. | 03:44 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, check repair? should the be a button in this tool?= | 03:44 |
shcherbak | fix: ! | 03:44 |
aeon-ltd | MariaKeys: its true, despite fix's obnoxiousness | 03:44 |
fix | this person just called me an idiot and a lier | 03:44 |
MariaKeys | Fender: This is all theory. Nobody cracked WPA. | 03:44 |
c_ | geek0292: normally, you need a network cable to connect your machine and the router so that you can get the router login page by webbrowser. | 03:44 |
fix | how do you expect me to react | 03:44 |
[TK]D-Fender | MariaKeys: Google instantly turns up a shitload on WPA being crackable with relative easy | 03:45 |
KB1JWQ | fix: Civilly. | 03:45 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, ah you mean "check array" i try this one | 03:45 |
fix | oh ok | 03:45 |
Jordan_U | fix: Telling someone to kill themselves is never apropriate. | 03:45 |
wedwo- | heh, tuxtosterone is flowing thick as a London fog tonight | 03:45 |
fix | thanks for calling me a lier, your ignorant and think that WPA is not crackable, your a joke, do some research | 03:45 |
Nisstyre | MariaKeys, WPA with pre-shared keys is easily brute forced depending on the length and complexity of the keys | 03:45 |
fix | coz u apparently dont know what your talking about | 03:45 |
MariaKeys | ok again more monkey story. each monkey tells the others. Show me a person who broke a WPA key. With example on the net. | 03:45 |
fix | yeah thats Niss | 03:45 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, nothing happens when i push this button | 03:45 |
Nisstyre | but at MOST, one week | 03:45 |
fix | thanks | 03:45 |
fix | yeah thanks Nisstyra | 03:45 |
Ethelwulf | big difference between wpa-tkip and wpa2-aes | 03:45 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: mine is running repair as we speak | 03:45 |
shcherbak | MariaKeys: me? | 03:45 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: it take time | 03:46 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, when i click on this button aboslutley nothing happens ;) no response.. no window nothing | 03:46 |
* gsp2009 chuckles at "tuxtosterone" | 03:46 | |
Jordan_U | MariaKeys: Can you just copy the partition with dd? How large are the files and how much RAM do you have? | 03:46 |
Nisstyre | MariaKeys, you can join ##security and discuss it more with me if you want | 03:46 |
MariaKeys | Folks you are all talking theory. None of you broke anything at all WPA-WPA2 or whatever. Just reading here and there. Show me one example who broke something. For all practical purposes, you are likely to spend 10 days min for a basic pass 8 letters. Good luck in hell. | 03:46 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: what does action box say? | 03:46 |
[TK]D-Fender | MariaKeys: http://www.ieice.org/ken/paper/20090925faPH/eng/ | 03:46 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, what action box? | 03:46 |
Jordan_U | MariaKeys: And any other background information would be useful. | 03:46 |
BlueBomber7 | Stop feeding the troll, everyone! | 03:47 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: in your disk utility look for the word action | 03:47 |
MariaKeys | Jordan_U: Yes I can copy the partition. Actually deleting thse files were taking close to a day on ext3 but about 2 mins with ext4. However, I need access to the files. Files need to be processed. | 03:47 |
fix | I would like MariaKeys IP adress plz | 03:47 |
shcherbak | MariaKeys: ok, lets go with your problem, you have HD for back up, right? | 03:47 |
[TK]D-Fender | MariaKeys: Every tech journal out there has covered this. | 03:47 |
tanath | does anyone know how to get gstreamer-based players to play tracks other than the first one for nsf? | 03:48 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: you should see level, name, state, action | 03:48 |
MariaKeys | [TK]D-Fender: Dude, do not quote me stuff. We had people trying here in vain for months trying to break WPA passes. You are quoting me lab-controlled environments where one bazillion of variables are adjusted. | 03:48 |
Jordan_U | fix: Please just drop it, it's not worth arguing over. | 03:48 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: fucking hell its always the simple things. oddly enough it was already on 1280x800, so i dropped it to 1024x768, and it looks fine now | 03:48 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: thanks for your help! | 03:48 |
xrdodrx | !ops | 03:49 |
ubottu | Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, bilalakhtar, Jordan_U, or rww! | 03:49 |
bazhang | aristotle2600, language | 03:49 |
fix | bai | 03:49 |
MariaKeys | Again, 3 monkey story. Everybody is quoting everybody but not one bloody person has done it! | 03:49 |
Logan_WP | !language | aristotle2600 | 03:49 |
ubottu | aristotle2600: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. | 03:49 |
rww | xrdodrx: there's a couple of them around already ;) | 03:49 |
sacarlson | aristotle2600: I thought I already told you that one | 03:49 |
bazhang | xrdodrx, what is it | 03:49 |
xrdodrx | bazhang, it /was/ fix | 03:49 |
xrdodrx | but he left on his own :) | 03:49 |
AbhijiT | MariaKeys may i pm you? | 03:49 |
aeon-ltd | MariaKeys: explain how lab controlled enviros would change brute forcing?, enough processing power - generate dictionary - start brute forcing; that would be the same anywhere | 03:50 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, ahh.. lol im blind | 03:50 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, it says idle for both my raid5 and my degraded raid1 | 03:50 |
Nisstyre | aeon-ltd, don't bother | 03:50 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: changing the res? yeah you did, but i was lacking in a way to actually do it, since i couldnt see the screen. attaching the monitor showed me the screen | 03:50 |
aeon-ltd | Nisstyre: ok | 03:50 |
Nisstyre | aeon-ltd, he/she isn't open to other points of view | 03:51 |
MariaKeys | aeon-ltd: You have no idea what you are talking about. None of you has. None of you every broke a WPA key. The only one broken was probably yours consisting 8 digits. | 03:51 |
AbhijiT | MariaKeys, can you read me? may i pm you? | 03:51 |
Amaranth | MariaKeys: WPA2 was broken with rainbow tables and GPGPU. If you don't have a common ESSID that method doesn't work and you're fine. | 03:51 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: mine is still in repair mode so I can't do anything else but you should be able to stop and restart it then | 03:51 |
bazhang | MariaKeys, was there a support issue you had? | 03:51 |
MariaKeys | aeon-ltd: Rainbow tables, hashes, we tried it all. Big freaking waste of time WPA. | 03:51 |
Nisstyre | Amaranth, what does the essid have to do with it? | 03:51 |
Amaranth | MariaKeys: If you'd like to join #ubuntu-offtopic we can discuss it at length | 03:51 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, ill take a try if i finished copying the files to a new drive ;) im happy i can at least access them right now ;L) | 03:51 |
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pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, as you might guess, my raid1 has very important data ;) | 03:52 |
aeon-ltd | MariaKeys: forget it, this is going nowhere | 03:52 |
MariaKeys | I am off. Thank you all for your ocntributions. | 03:52 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: from your statement before you could already access it so I had assumed you already moved the needed data to another location before continue to fix this | 03:53 |
itaylor57 | is there a gmome monkey theme? | 03:53 |
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pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, no im trying to work in parallel as much as possible because im totally running out of time! | 03:53 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: whenever posible you should back before you move tward unknow results | 03:53 |
aeon-ltd | itaylor57: search gnomelook | 03:54 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, let me please tell you my backup system and then give me a comment what you think about it | 03:54 |
itaylor57 | aeon-ltd: tongue in cheek request | 03:54 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i have a 500GB raid1 drive where i hold all my important data. This data gets backed up automatically by backintime to my raid5 drive every hour | 03:54 |
pw-toxic_ | additionally i hold manual backups for my very important data by creating rar files which are saved on an usb drive | 03:55 |
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pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, the manual backups are done every 6-12 months i guess | 03:55 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, what do you think about this? | 03:55 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: sounds overkill so just fix this then | 03:55 |
tanath | no audiophiles here? | 03:55 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, so at the moment im saving my "not so important" data like "tools" "installers" and some other not so important old backups which are not backed up automatically | 03:56 |
pw-toxic_ | because i want to keep them if possible | 03:56 |
aeon-ltd | tanath: was for a few months before i decided lossless wasn't worth it | 03:56 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, if i loose them i can live with it, but i wouldnt be happy | 03:56 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: ok mine has completed fix and now is in idle mode | 03:56 |
tanath | aeon-ltd, lol, not quite what i meant. i'm wondering why gstreamer-based players will only play the first track in nsf files and if there's a way to play other tracks | 03:57 |
aeon-ltd | heh i should change my nick to 'outofcontext' | 03:57 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: and my status is running, so if yours is not running you should be able to start it | 03:57 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, there is a stop button | 03:58 |
tanath | aeon-ltd, do that a lot? :P | 03:58 |
Jordan_U | tanath: Check for existing bug reports about it and if you find none file one yourself. | 03:58 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, but let me tell you more because you are listening to much to me ;) | 03:58 |
tanath | Jordan_U, would you know which would be the relevant package? | 03:58 |
aeon-ltd | tanath: yeah, scrolling back is annoying ... | 03:58 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, my old fileservers drive crashed so i reinstalled ubuntu... then i did a mdadm --assemble --scan but nothing was found | 03:58 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: are you in the multidisk device section of disk utility? | 03:58 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, so i opened disk utility and it said, that there actually is a raid1 but he couldnt start it... so i told my brother to help me, so he did some magic things so i somehow could access the files of my raid1 to back it up | 03:59 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, what raid1 do you have? what drives? | 03:59 |
Jordan_U | tanath: No. I would probably file a bug report against a specific player and let them decide where the bug lies. | 03:59 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: I will not repeat so if you don't follow I will not continue | 04:00 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, ? what didnt i do? | 04:00 |
Jordan_U | tanath: Do you know where I could get such a file to reproduce the bug myself? | 04:00 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: I have many raid simulations setup for testing | 04:00 |
tanath | Jordan_U, mm, i think i've found some relevant bugs. reported some time ago. :( | 04:00 |
tanath | Jordan_U, http://www.zophar.net/music/nsf.html | 04:01 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, as i said - i cant stop my raid right now because it is busy because im currently copying some files which should end in an hour i guess.. then i will stop the raid and restart it | 04:01 |
amit | any one have idea about this http://img707.imageshack.us/content_round.php?page=done&l=img707/8066/screenshotara.png | 04:02 |
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sacarlson | pw-toxic_: aparantly this is not a function that can be done in paralel so try research and try disk utility when you have the opertunity | 04:02 |
Jordan_U | tanath: Ahh, you really were talking about NES Sound Format. When you mentioned Audiophiles I was expecting some odd proprietary lossless multi track format. | 04:03 |
tanath | Jordan_U, lol. well it is lossless... | 04:03 |
[TK]D-Fender | amit: try asking in #rhel | 04:03 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: or do as I have and experiment one simulations to learn how things work in different cases | 04:03 |
tanath | Jordan_U, someone filed against rhythmbox: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox/+bug/367074 | 04:03 |
ubottu | Ubuntu bug 367074 in rhythmbox (Ubuntu) "nsf files imported incorrectly" [Low,Triaged] | 04:03 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, what exactly do you mean with a simulation? | 04:03 |
AndroidKris | how do I kill or force close something that's not behaving? | 04:04 |
aeon-ltd | AndroidKris: pkill | 04:04 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: virtualbox system simulations, install a working ubuntu in vb in any raid type you want and play with disk utility to see what it can do | 04:04 |
amit | [tk]D-Fender: but m using host as ubuntu and this output is on virtual box | 04:04 |
AndroidKris | pkill? | 04:04 |
AndroidKris | <<noob | 04:04 |
aeon-ltd | AndroidKris: or 'killall nameofapp' | 04:05 |
aeon-ltd | AndroidKris: in terminal | 04:05 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: with that you can setup a 10 disk simulation if you want | 04:05 |
AndroidKris | okay, lets say, out of terminal | 04:05 |
aeon-ltd | AndroidKris: system monitor? | 04:05 |
amit | [TK]D-Fender: host is of 64 bit and want to install 64 bit on virtual box | 04:05 |
AndroidKris | alright, thanks | 04:05 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, sounds interesting - i'll put this one on my todo list ;) | 04:05 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: you can even break things and see how to recover in a vb | 04:06 |
steve683 | Hello everyone! I was wondering if anyone might have any thoughts on something I'm trying to accomplish. I have an old internal soundcard inside my computer (broken, I no longer use it) and I do not want ubuntu to recognize the device anymore, I think this is called unmounting or something? Is anyone able to help me out with this? | 04:06 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: when it comes to data I make sure I can do it before I play with real stuf | 04:06 |
aeon-ltd | steve683: is this a pci card? | 04:06 |
gaxar77 | Hey everyone. I'm running Vista on a dell. Can someone explain how I can partition my drive to run ubuntu, without loosing any data. And how do I choose which OS to run at start up once it's done? Also, how do I install Linux in the new partition? | 04:06 |
AbhijiT | amit, it is only possible if your processor support 64 bit virtualiszation | 04:06 |
steve683 | aeon-ltd: no, it's built into the motherboard. | 04:07 |
aeon-ltd | !dualboot > gaxar77 | 04:07 |
ubottu | gaxar77, please see my private message | 04:07 |
aeon-ltd | steve683: hmm if it uses a module you can blacklist it, but i don't know any other way | 04:07 |
amit | Abhijit: yes it supports | 04:07 |
AbhijiT | amit, then whats the issue? | 04:08 |
gaxar77 | that was a bot? | 04:08 |
AbhijiT | gaxar77, ubottu is a bot | 04:08 |
steve683 | aeon-ltd: It's not a really big deal. If that's a lot of trouble i don't need to do it. | 04:08 |
KBentley57 | I've got a few problems with permissions and samba I believe. Can someone help me straigten them out? | 04:08 |
amit | Abhijit: when m going to install 64 bit OS on virtual box as my host is already of 64bit it shows the error http://img707.imageshack.us/content_round.php?page=done&l=img707/8066/screenshotara.png | 04:08 |
tanath | Jordan_U, any hope of it getting fixed, do you think? | 04:09 |
amit | Abhijit: i have VT, VT -d enabled already | 04:09 |
AbhijiT | amit, on that page that terminal image is yours? | 04:09 |
amit | Abhijit: yes this is the image when i start installing on virtual box | 04:10 |
AbhijiT | amit, why dont yoou use gui way? btw i dont knnow about this. ask in #vbox | 04:10 |
M-sprite | http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?f=68&t=319303&p=2220151#p2220151 | 04:10 |
AbhijiT | my doubt is you anyhow dont have 64 bit virtualisatioon or its not neatly enabled | 04:11 |
keithclark | I cannot upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10. I get the following: http://pastebin.com/zE2CtXHn | 04:11 |
Jordan_U | tanath: I don't know. "file" understands enough about the container format to tell me how many tracks an NSF file has, so I'm looking to see if there are any other apps that might understand NSF. | 04:11 |
amit | Abhijit: no after version 2.0 virtual box has 64 bit installation and i have 4.0.4 | 04:12 |
AbhijiT | aaaaah | 04:12 |
keithclark | Maybe a big bug in ubuntu? | 04:12 |
AbhijiT | amit, i am not talking aboout virtual box support | 04:13 |
tanath | Jordan_U, cool, thanks. i usually use foobar2000 (a windows app) but it acts up a lot, and rarely plays anymore | 04:13 |
amit | Abhijit: ok | 04:13 |
AbhijiT | amit, i am talking about yoour MICROPROCESSOR virtualisation support | 04:13 |
AbhijiT | cpu | 04:13 |
AbhijiT | intel amd that | 04:13 |
amit | Abhijit: ye it is supports | 04:13 |
AbhijiT | that need to have support for 64 bit virtualisation and not the virtual box software | 04:13 |
wedwo- | keithclark, did you add a ppa to the repositories, add an unsupported repository or turn off your automatic updates? | 04:13 |
keithclark | wedwo-, nope, fresh install | 04:14 |
amit | Abhijit: i told u that i have enabled VT,VT-d and have these vme vmx in flags | 04:14 |
AbhijiT | ok | 04:14 |
AbhijiT | amit, try asking in #vbox then | 04:14 |
AbhijiT | its vbox issue then | 04:14 |
amit | Abhijit: ok | 04:14 |
amit | Abhijit: thanx | 04:14 |
wedwo- | keithclark, then that sounds wrong. Try doing: sudo apt-get update - then try upgrading again | 04:15 |
kingfarvito1 | can someone help me to install world of warcraft using wine? | 04:15 |
Protomega | Grr I can't figure out how to install Python. | 04:15 |
AbhijiT | !python | 04:15 |
ubottu | python is a popular Object Oriented scripting language included in Ubuntu. For more on Python please see http://www.python.org/ or #python | 04:15 |
lazyPower | sudo apt-get install python | 04:16 |
lazyPower | :P | 04:16 |
tanath | Jordan_U, audacious? | 04:16 |
markoso | hi i plug in my iphone and it loads a icon and such but how do i put music on it | 04:16 |
Protomega | Said it was unable to unlock administaration directory | 04:17 |
palhmbs | I want to convert the timestamp in my dircproxy txt file logs - I've looked at gawk - does anybody have a link / idea? | 04:17 |
miketomdool | to unlock or to lock? | 04:17 |
Protomega | To lock | 04:17 |
Protomega | Sorry | 04:17 |
miketomdool | it means another admin process is using it | 04:17 |
Protomega | Hmm | 04:18 |
miketomdool | i just got on and that was the first thing i saw i didnt get the context of your question | 04:18 |
keithclark | wedwo-, nope, same problem. | 04:18 |
wedwo- | keithclark, then please file a bug report as requested | 04:19 |
Protomega | Basically I'm trying to install Python but I'm new to Ubuntu/Linux so I'm not sure what the hell I'm doing. :) | 04:19 |
kingfarvito1 | anyone? | 04:19 |
keithclark | yup, but no time for buggy operating systems! Time to move on. Thanks for the help. | 04:19 |
palhmbs | Protomega, apt-get install? | 04:19 |
tanath | Jordan_U, audacious and xmms can play them. i think they need plugins, but if so i installed them so long ago i forget them | 04:19 |
Jordan_U | Protomega: Python is already installed. | 04:20 |
palhmbs | Protomega, packages.ubuntu.com --- python -- that's the package name to use with apt-get install | 04:20 |
tanath | Jordan_U, i really want one player that can play everything though | 04:20 |
tanath | Jordan_U, like foobar, but for linux :P | 04:20 |
kingfarvito1 | "The file '/tmp/WoW-4.0.0-WOW-enUS-Installer.exe' is not marked as executable. If this was downloaded or copied from an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run. For more details, read about the executable bit." can someone help with this? | 04:20 |
wedwo- | kingfarvito1, what help do you need? | 04:21 |
Xmf1 | hey guys, How can I change my start up so that instead of Ubuntu being on the top of the list of Operating systems, I want WIndows 7 to be at the top so that it boots to win7 by default | 04:21 |
KBentley57 | I need some help setting the proper permissions on a few network shares. I have each user's home directory set as a share, as well as a few "common" shares that I need to allow access to | 04:21 |
miketomdool | but if you have synaptic already open it wont work | 04:21 |
kingfarvito1 | im trying to install world of warcraft with wine | 04:21 |
rshhh | kingfarvito1: chmod +x '/tmp/WoW-4.0.0-WOW-enUS-Installer.exe' | 04:21 |
Xmf1 | i need help changing my boot up settings? anyone plz help | 04:22 |
kingfarvito1 | rshhh: does that go into the terminal? | 04:22 |
wedwo- | Xmf1, get StartupManager from Synaptic (it'll then be in System >> Admin) and use it to change the order | 04:22 |
hakr | ? | 04:22 |
hakr | ^^ | 04:22 |
Xmf1 | thanks | 04:22 |
keithclark | wedwo-, I must say, I'm a little stunned at the supposedly largest Linux distro having such a basic problem as upgrading. Very, very disappointing. | 04:22 |
CQN | hi, i'm trying to write to a partition from the live cd. it looks like i've written to it, but when i unmount/remount the partition, no changes have been made. any ideas? | 04:23 |
Xmf1 | points to wedwo | 04:23 |
CQN | the partition is ext3 | 04:23 |
kingfarvito1 | THank you guys | 04:23 |
wedwo- | keithclark, I agree. I am still using Lucid for that very reason | 04:23 |
rshhh | kingfarvito1: you can either execute what I wrote on the terminal, or just right-click on the file and find the executable setting | 04:23 |
keithclark | wedwo-, time to move on I think! | 04:23 |
wedwo- | Xmf1, you welcome | 04:23 |
Jordan_U | tanath: Audacious plays all tracks properly for me without any extra plugins. | 04:24 |
jcollierdavis | i want to do something similar to "cat file.txt | sed x y" where x was a line return and y was a space. What's the command for that? | 04:24 |
tanath | Jordan_U, k. well, i'm not going to switch to another player whenever i want to play nsf.. i typically listen to my library on random anyway and i want nsf to be able to come up too | 04:24 |
rshhh | kingfarvito1: kingfarvito1: if you are trying to execute from the archive manager directly, it should show that message. it's by design. If you are doing it on GUI, you should first decompress or unarchive it | 04:25 |
tanath | Jordan_U, and the nsf playback is about the only thing i like about audacious :P | 04:25 |
keithclark | Anyone else able to upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10? What is hindering my upgrade? | 04:26 |
KBentley57 | error messages keith? | 04:28 |
keithclark | http://pastebin.com/zE2CtXHn | 04:28 |
KBentley57 | have you checked for held packages? | 04:29 |
keithclark | How? | 04:29 |
rshhh | When a text w/ escape sequence is set for zshell's zstyle list-separator, it seems that zsh fails to handle it when a command has an argument which starts with a bar("-"). Can anyone give me an advice for this? Here's my code: http://pastebin.com/ys6amAyE | 04:30 |
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Camarata | i played with xorg for hours, and i cant get displaylink monitors (2) and my laptop both working even with correct settinsg and drivers etc | 04:31 |
Camarata | only one or the other at a time | 04:31 |
keithclark | KBentley57, how? | 04:31 |
KBentley57 | keith: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+question/128230 | 04:32 |
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Jordan_U | tanath: If I understand correctly NSF tracks are simply catenated together, so it may be possible to split a single NSF file into multiple files, one for each track. | 04:33 |
tanath | Jordan_U, well there's also NSFE which is different (see late comment on bug report) | 04:33 |
tanath | Jordan_U, er, you're talking about converting though... better to have it just play as is | 04:34 |
keithclark | KBentley57, sorry, nothing useful found there. | 04:34 |
tanath | Jordan_U, nsf has many benefits. perfect (lossless), and incredibly small files | 04:35 |
tanath | Jordan_U, better to treat each track as a separate file for most purposes | 04:35 |
Jordan_U | tanath: And I meant that if there is no metadata at the beginning of the file you may be able to split the files up and have each act like a single track NSF file. | 04:36 |
tanath | Jordan_U, foobar's behaviour is the best | 04:36 |
keithclark | Anyone else or is Ubuntu 10.10 upgrade just broken? | 04:36 |
tanath | Jordan_U, i believe there is metadata | 04:36 |
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wedwo- | keithclark, could you please paste the result of: /etc/apt/sources.list | 04:38 |
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JDM_SOHC | Hey guys, anyone able to get vshare plugin working on 10.04? | 04:40 |
JDM_SOHC | i used Wine to install it, and it said installed fine, than when I launch a window to watch video I keep getting the download Vshare screen. | 04:41 |
wedwo- | keithclark, my apologies, that should be: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list | 04:41 |
keithclark | wedwo-, V | 04:41 |
rww | !gksudo | 04:42 |
keithclark | wedwo-, http://pastebin.com/G7bYkPs1 | 04:42 |
ubottu | If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 04:42 |
tanath | JDM_SOHC, what's vshare? | 04:42 |
kadapaguy | Hi friends,i have an issue,yesterday i installed an file from ubuntu forums,to make my SD Card Reader work,i installed it in usr/src and the file keucr,i want to delete that file,it is causing an error for me,everytime when i want to install or remove any software for terminal or ubuntu software center,it is showing an error.the link for error is http://paste.ubuntu.com/572923/ | 04:42 |
Ziber | what would cause an 'input/output error' when trying most commands? | 04:42 |
Ziber | (ubuntu 9.04 cli) | 04:43 |
kadapaguy | can any one tell me how to remove that one | 04:43 |
rww | Ziber: Ubuntu 9.04 reached End of Life status in October, 2010. It is no longer receiving security updates and is not supported in this channel. Please see the message ubottu is about to give you for instructions on upgrading to a supported release. | 04:43 |
wedwo- | rww, noted! keithclark, 1 sec, just need to check it against mine | 04:43 |
KBentley57 | sudo rm /path/to/file | 04:43 |
rww | ubottu: eol | Ziber | 04:43 |
ubottu | Ziber: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 04:43 |
AndroidKris | I have a question, kinda simple I'm sure, but I'm a noob. When i have multiple windows open on the screen, and I go to rotate the desktop cube, my windows always look flat...how do I give them separation and make them 3d ish? | 04:44 |
AndroidKris | anyone know how to do this? | 04:44 |
Ziber | ... End of life? | 04:44 |
kadapaguy | any one there | 04:45 |
rww | Ziber: yes. Normal Ubuntu releases are supported for 18 months. Long Term Support releases are supported for three years on desktop, five years on server. 9.04 is a normal release, and April 2009 + 18 months = October 2010. | 04:45 |
Jordan_U | AndroidKris: Enable the "3D windows" Effect. | 04:45 |
Ziber | I dont think you understand. I think its a problem with the server itself. Even if it was an unsupported older release, I should be able to run commands, like who, etc. | 04:45 |
kadapaguy | Hi | 04:45 |
Ziber | Not that I can actually do any of the commands in that upgrade page. | 04:46 |
AndroidKris | in Compiz jordan_U? | 04:46 |
JDM_SOHC | Anyone know about my issue? | 04:46 |
Jordan_U | AndroidKris: Yes. | 04:46 |
Ziber | http://paste.ziber.org/57196 | 04:46 |
kadapaguy | Hi friends,i have an issue,yesterday i installed an file from ubuntu forums,to make my SD Card Reader work,i installed it in usr/src and the file keucr,i want to delete that file,it is causing an error for me,everytime when i want to install or remove any software for terminal or ubuntu software center,it is showing an error.the link for error is http://paste.ubuntu.com/572923/ | 04:47 |
AndroidKris | I'm not finding it there.. | 04:47 |
tanath | Jordan_U, ok, well thanks. i'm off | 04:47 |
rww | Ziber: I understand fine. #ubuntu is for supported versions of Ubuntu and derivatives. Ubuntu 9.04 is no longer a supported version of Ubuntu. | 04:47 |
wedwo- | keithclark, add this line to the end of that list: deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner | 04:47 |
wedwo- | keithclark, then do sudo apt-get update again | 04:47 |
Ziber | If what you're saying is true, than a) why would it not have happened in October 2010 but now and b) how to let it run any commands? | 04:48 |
AndroidKris | Jordan_U, I'm not finding any 3d windows option | 04:49 |
rww | Ziber: Your problem is not caused by it being unsupported. Your problem is offtopic for this channel because it's unsupported. | 04:49 |
dajhorn | kadapaguy: Try `sudo dkms remove -m keucr -v 0.0.1 --all` at a terminal prompt. | 04:49 |
Ziber | Anyone know of a common cause for this problem? http://paste.ziber.org/57196 | 04:49 |
kadapaguy | dajhorn, :it is showing Error! There are no instances of module: keucr | 04:50 |
kadapaguy | o.o.1 located in the DKMS tree. | 04:50 |
kadapaguy | dajhorn, :it worked | 04:51 |
dajhorn | Ziber: You can get that kind of thing when the system has zero free memory, or when stdin/stdout somehow get broken. | 04:51 |
Jordan_U | AndroidKris: Are you using Compizconfig Settings Mangager? You may also need to install extra Compiz plugin packages. | 04:51 |
kadapaguy | sorry i typed o instead of 0,thank you | 04:51 |
Ziber | dajhorn: free -mt, which also seems to be working, shows some free memory | 04:51 |
kadapaguy | dajhorn, :Thank you | 04:51 |
Guest68810 | anyone use jdownloader? I can't get it to launch | 04:51 |
dajhorn | kadapaguy: Welcome. | 04:51 |
AndroidKris | Yes, that's what I'm using...what plugin would I need? | 04:51 |
keithclark | wedwo-, same problem. Ubuntu broken | 04:51 |
AndroidKris | ^^Jordan_U | 04:51 |
Ziber | and the fact that it works means stdin, stdout work? | 04:51 |
dajhorn | Ziber: Are you doing anything unusual? Like running in a chroot or remounting /dev? | 04:52 |
Ziber | ...no :o | 04:52 |
Jordan_U | AndroidKris: You probably need compiz-fusion-plugins-extra. | 04:53 |
dajhorn | Ziber: Check /var/log/messages and /var/log/syslog for errors. | 04:53 |
wedwo- | keithclark, then sorry, but I'm out of ideas. Were I in your shoes I'd forget abt the upgrade and just install 10.10 from CD | 04:53 |
Ziber | dajhorn: how? | 04:53 |
keithclark | wedwo-, nah, move on.....no time for broken distros! | 04:53 |
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Ziber | its thinking about tail /var/log/syslog | 04:53 |
dajhorn | Ziber: Yes, you can do it that way. Also `less /var/log/messages`. | 04:54 |
Ziber | cant ctrl+c out of it, oddly enough | 04:54 |
wedwo- | keithclark, nothing wrong with Lucid | 04:54 |
NictraSavios | Hey Guys :D | 04:54 |
t-rask | Just recently I am unable to mount my 8GB SanDisk MP3 in Ubuntu 10.10 (GNOME). The device pops up on the sidebar in Nautilus, but when I try to mount it nothing happens, then when I try to Eject/Safely Remove Drive it says "The Daemon is Inhibited" | 04:54 |
keithclark | wedwo-, apparently yes | 04:54 |
dajhorn | Ziber: The controlling pty and/or console is probably hosed. You'll need to open a new terminal window. | 04:54 |
NictraSavios | I'm new here, not new to IRC or Ubuntu though. | 04:54 |
NictraSavios | I love helping people, slightly addicted to it :P | 04:54 |
NictraSavios | So is their a special channel for support that i could help out at? | 04:54 |
Ziber | im SSHing. opened a new one | 04:55 |
wedwo- | keithclark, that was tongue in cheek | 04:55 |
Jordan_U | NictraSavios: This is the support channel. Offtopic conversation is in #ubuntu-offtopic. | 04:55 |
kadapaguy | I am using acer aspire one 532h,my internal mic is not working,i did sudo apt-get install pavucontrol,pavucontrol but no use,no voip and sound recorder is working in my netbook,any idea? | 04:55 |
keithclark | wedwo-, Oh, sorry about that. | 04:55 |
NictraSavios | Jordan_U: Thank you :) A | 04:55 |
rww | NictraSavios: and type /topic in both channels ;) | 04:55 |
PerfM | YES FINALLY! | 04:55 |
PerfM | WOOO! | 04:56 |
NictraSavios | Alright, is anyone that needs help not bein attended to right now? | 04:56 |
Ja23 | Hello Everyone! I'm very curious if anyone could help me | 04:56 |
Jordan_U | NictraSavios: You're welcome. | 04:56 |
PerfM | yes me | 04:56 |
Ziber | any command i run now seems to just hang | 04:56 |
wedwo- | keithclark, keep asking, soon enough someone who has experienced your prob will be along | 04:56 |
Ziber | loads up to ~5 | 04:56 |
keithclark | NictraSavios, yes | 04:56 |
AndroidKris | Not finding that anywhere in software center Jordan_U | 04:56 |
Ja23 | I am trying to resize my partitions and need some advice/guidance | 04:56 |
NictraSavios | keithclark: alright, whatcha need :)? | 04:56 |
Jordan_U | AndroidKris: What version of Ubuntu are you using? | 04:56 |
AndroidKris | 10.04 | 04:56 |
kadapaguy | The internal mic is recording the sound,but it is unable to play the sound | 04:56 |
xrdodrx | NictraSavios, that's not how it works. when someone asks something you know the answer to, you answer :) -- don't try to answer what you don't know just to 'attend' to someone... | 04:57 |
keithclark | NictraSavios, upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10 | 04:57 |
markoso | hi im using the defalt music player to add music to my ipod it transfers the files to itunes folder and i do a sync but ipod is not seeing the files | 04:57 |
xrdodrx | No answer is better than a wrong answer | 04:57 |
PerfM | kaay so, Im assuming this is the wrong channel to ask for my question but I swear Ive been devoiced in everyother one sooo....yeah. Can someone who knows about slow internets and things and stuff pm me? | 04:57 |
NictraSavios | xrdodrx: But i know ALOT (not to bragg, i still have alot to learn) , so ill take my chance and say "I dont know" If i dont. | 04:57 |
Ja23 | Is there anyone who could give me some help? | 04:57 |
NictraSavios | xrdodrx:And i might learn if i dont know | 04:58 |
xrdodrx | !anyone | Ja23 | 04:58 |
ubottu | Ja23: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. | 04:58 |
NictraSavios | keithclark: Hmm, alright what seems to be the problem ? | 04:58 |
Ja23 | PerfM: Internet has been very slow where I live, but it's because everyone is dling windows update. | 04:58 |
xrdodrx | PerfM, "slow internets and stuff"? | 04:58 |
keithclark | Ok, anyone update from 10.04 to 10.10 successfully? | 04:58 |
xrdodrx | keithclark, quite a few | 04:58 |
markoso | any suggestions i guess i need windows to add music to an ipod right? | 04:59 |
xrdodrx | !info gtkpod | markoso | 04:59 |
ubottu | markoso: gtkpod (source: gtkpod): manage songs and playlists on an Apple iPod. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.0.0-0ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 250 kB, installed size 656 kB | 04:59 |
Ja23 | I am trying to resize my partitions to increase the size of one and decrease the size of the other | 04:59 |
Ja23 | But I am not sure how to go about it | 04:59 |
NictraSavios | keithclark: i did, well there was 2 issues but they were solved quickly | 04:59 |
markoso | i tried gtpod and says cant write to ipod database | 04:59 |
xrdodrx | !gparted | Ja23 | 04:59 |
ubottu | Ja23: gparted is a !GTK/!Gnome !GUI partitioning program. Type « sudo apt-get install gparted » in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php | 04:59 |
NictraSavios | keithclark: your experance my vary, the offical forums, well its members atleast, reccomend a fresh re-install as opposed to an update. | 05:00 |
Ja23 | When I use Gparted I can shrink the one partition, but I can't enlarge the other | 05:00 |
AndroidKris | found it Jordan_U | 05:00 |
Ja23 | Does the order they are placed in matter? | 05:00 |
AndroidKris | thanks | 05:00 |
kadapaguy | Hi Guys,i am using acer aspire one 532h,i have an issue with the internal mic,my internal mic is recording,but it is unable to produce the output,what to do,and voip software like skype,ekiga are not working in my net book,i am using ubuntu 10.04 with acer aspire one 532h(A0532H) | 05:00 |
PerfM | xrdodrx: I downloaded this shit box thing and I dont know how to get rid of it cause it's making my internet uber slow and wont let me go on google :/ | 05:00 |
Assid | wasssup my peeps | 05:00 |
xrdodrx | markoso, iPod model? | 05:00 |
PerfM | AND I NEED GOOGLE! | 05:00 |
aristotle2600 | sacarlson: thanks again for all your help | 05:00 |
Jordan_U | AndroidKris: You're welcome. | 05:00 |
markoso | its a iphone 3gs | 05:00 |
redbox | Ja23: You can't repartition a live system. So if you're trying to partition your hard drive (the one you're using right now), you want to use LiveCD for that. | 05:00 |
xrdodrx | !language | PerfM | 05:00 |
ubottu | PerfM: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. | 05:00 |
keithclark | Yeah, I'll try another distro. Ubuntu was fine until this 'upgrade'. Something went wrong here. | 05:00 |
Alek | hello all | 05:01 |
Ja23 | Redbox: Thank you! | 05:01 |
AbhijiT | hi | 05:01 |
NictraSavios | keithclark: I hate to say it, but if your gonna reinstall , try linux mint. Or stick with ubuntu and go 10.10 | 05:01 |
AbhijiT | where can i get 10.10 wallpapers in my lucid? | 05:01 |
AbhijiT | help | 05:01 |
PerfM | Okay, pardon me. Sorrry... | 05:01 |
ardchoille | keithclark: have you tried a fresh install? I never do upgrades and have never had any problems | 05:01 |
xrdodrx | markoso, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone | 05:01 |
NictraSavios | keithclark: If you tell me the issues i may be able to help :) | 05:01 |
Alek | so i need some help | 05:01 |
keithclark | Hey NictraSavios, I stated my issues here already. | 05:02 |
NictraSavios | keithclark: Sorry, just joined 5 minutes ago >.< | 05:02 |
markoso | why does it have to be so difficult | 05:02 |
xrdodrx | AbhijiT, let me make a zip for you :D | 05:02 |
wedwo- | !ask | Alek | 05:02 |
ubottu | Alek: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 05:02 |
AbhijiT | xrdodrx, thanks! | 05:03 |
nertil | wich one is better apache2 or nginx? | 05:03 |
Cannibal | why won't my ubunto pc show up in my Workgroup? | 05:03 |
keithclark | No worries, time to move on. thanks folks! | 05:03 |
NictraSavios | keithclark: , Good luck !:) | 05:03 |
AndroidKris | now, how do I make the top and bottom dock things disappear during cube rotation/ | 05:04 |
AndroidKris | ? | 05:04 |
Seppman | good morning! just one question, i accidently broke my installation and so man doesn't work anymore. can someone please tell me the command for cdrecord to back up an folder and all in it? | 05:05 |
Flannel | Seppman: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/ has all the man pages online | 05:05 |
xrdodrx | AbhijiT, http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18005713/backgrounds.tar.gz | 05:05 |
Saturn_Neptuni | Good day helpful people | 05:05 |
Seppman | if i would have x ... | 05:05 |
AbhijiT | xrdodrx, thanks! | 05:06 |
xrdodrx | AbhijiT, just decompress that. it's a copy of everything in my /usr/share/backgrounds on Maverick :) | 05:06 |
xrdodrx | no problem | 05:06 |
Saturn_Neptuni | Does anyone here have experience with data recovery, the usage of testdisk, etc...? | 05:06 |
NictraSavios | Seppman: try cp (folder path here) /media/(cd name here) | 05:06 |
AbhijiT | ok | 05:06 |
xrdodrx | Seppman, err, might want to find out why man is broken | 05:06 |
NictraSavios | Seppman: if you dont know the names, try ls -a /media/ | 05:06 |
xrdodrx | :\ | 05:06 |
thethinker | how do i change my user picture in ubuntu 10.10? | 05:07 |
NictraSavios | Seppman: and verify it worked via ls -aR /media/ | 05:07 |
wedwo- | Alek, you need to ask your question to get any help! | 05:07 |
xrdodrx | thethinker, system > prefs> about me | 05:07 |
AbhijiT | hey guys | 05:07 |
xrdodrx | click the silhouette :) | 05:07 |
AbhijiT | clamav is not updated. do i need to get it manualy? donesnt clamav automatically gets updated in ubu repo? | 05:08 |
AbhijiT | hep | 05:08 |
AbhijiT | help | 05:08 |
NictraSavios | Seppman: **remember, a backup not verified/tested dose not exist | 05:08 |
xrdodrx | !antivirus | AbhijiT | 05:08 |
ubottu | AbhijiT: Antivirus is something you don't need on !Linux, except where files are then passed to windows computers (perhaps using samba), See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 05:08 |
AbhijiT | xrdodrx, you dont got me question | 05:08 |
Seppman | that doesn't work either, i need a command for cdrecord, please | 05:08 |
NictraSavios | ubottu: and that dosent matter, if your windows friend dosent have antivirus hes just plain dumb. | 05:08 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 05:08 |
Binary_Wolf | i removed clamav :D | 05:08 |
xrdodrx | NictraSavios, err, not necessarily... | 05:09 |
NictraSavios | Binary_Wolf: Great Job ! | 05:09 |
xrdodrx | maybe he's so smart as to not need it :P | 05:09 |
NictraSavios | xrdodrx: wed have to take this into off-topic :P | 05:09 |
Binary_Wolf | i mean it wasted resources on my netbook | 05:09 |
nertil | wich one is better apache2 or nginx? | 05:09 |
Binary_Wolf | and i didnt need it :) | 05:09 |
xrdodrx | !poll | nertil | 05:10 |
ubottu | nertil: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 05:10 |
Jordan_U | NictraSavios: Copying files to /media/ will not write them to a CD. | 05:10 |
nertil | wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww | 05:10 |
Seppman | hmm, maybe i shoud ask in #fedora? | 05:10 |
nertil | !poll | xrdodrx | 05:10 |
NictraSavios | Jordan_U: Really? Dont they write to the drive if you copy them to it | 05:10 |
ubottu | xrdodrx: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 05:10 |
nertil | !google | xrdodrx | 05:10 |
ubottu | xrdodrx: While Google is useful for helpers, many newer users don't have the google-fu yet. Please don't tell people to "google it" when they ask a question. | 05:10 |
Flannel | nertil: Please stop that | 05:10 |
xrdodrx | :< | 05:11 |
ian_ | Hi guys, I have a quick question regarding Ubuntu server. | 05:11 |
gaelfx | !abusethebot > nertil | 05:11 |
NictraSavios | Jordan_U: Like cp /root/random_file /media/DVD | 05:11 |
thethinker | what is the purpose of prefs> about me? what do i gain for filling this out? | 05:11 |
ripclaw | hey, when im running SET it says that metasploit is "disabled" how do i enble it? | 05:11 |
nertil | !abusethebot > gaelfx | 05:11 |
ian_ | I believe that i set up the network incorrectly, and i don't know linux well enough to reconfigure the network settings. | 05:11 |
Ritlee | so any simple way to subtract time using the date command? | 05:11 |
Flannel | nertil: Again, please stop that. | 05:11 |
redbox | nertil: "/query ubottu !hi" | 05:12 |
Alek | just trying to be polite. I am new to ubuntu and cant get my internet working. I have a dwa-130 wirless usb and have found a page on the forum http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1645273 and did that. the computer sees my device but i can not find the network and the light on the side of the device does not turn on. I was wondering if they meant that this device only worked on the | 05:12 |
Alek | 32-bit OS or if they just meant i had to use the 32-bit drivers. Thanks | 05:12 |
nertil | !stop | Flannel | 05:12 |
ubottu | Flannel: NOTICE - Please stop this discussion NOW. See !offtopic for things that are inappropriate to discuss in this channel. Continuing will result in action being taken. | 05:12 |
gaelfx | ah, got it | 05:12 |
ian_ | Could somebody knowledgeable help? | 05:12 |
gaelfx | !botabuse > nertil | 05:12 |
nertil | umad? | 05:12 |
Flannel | nertil: Please stop creating noise in this channel, thanks. | 05:12 |
Binary_Wolf | are we not allowed to offtop here? :) lol | 05:12 |
ripclaw | !botabuse nertil | 05:12 |
Jordan_U | NictraSavios: CDs and DVDs cannot be written to and re-written to in blocks at any time like normal drives and so can't be used the same way. You need to use a program of some sort to prepare the filesystem with all the files you want, then burn that complete filesystem to the disk in one go. | 05:12 |
* gaelfx grabs some popcorn | 05:12 | |
NictraSavios | Hey guys... while im here i got a question.... Is kDump in the default Repos? I keeps saying its not. | 05:12 |
rww | Binary_Wolf: no. #ubuntu-offtopic is for offtopic stuff. | 05:13 |
redbox | Binary_Wolf: There are #ubuntu-offtopic for that | 05:13 |
xrdodrx | nertil, not really :) when you need help with ubuntu and you're banned from this channel, you'll be the mad one | 05:13 |
MK` | Is there a GUI for shred? :) | 05:13 |
nertil | well if they ban me im sure ill join with another host/nick | 05:13 |
NictraSavios | Jordan_U: Thanks, i learned something, since i use a 2TB backup HD i never had to do that, ill remember it for next time :D | 05:13 |
Jordan_U | NictraSavios: You're welcome. | 05:13 |
redbox | MK`: shred --help # it is really straightforward, I believe. | 05:13 |
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MK` | alright | 05:14 |
Seppman | i don't have any /media here, no X, no automounter, and so on. i know what i am doing, and all i need is the options for "cdrecord". i am here with weechart, a program i am not familiar with, and i don't see all the text (because i havent the filter in weechat enabled)" | 05:14 |
rww | nertil: ban-evasion is a violation of freenode network policy. I don't recommend it. | 05:14 |
redbox | MK`: Also, "man shred" for complete manual. | 05:14 |
MK` | When I view file properties, it shows MB as 1024 KB, etc. How do I get it to use them as 1000 KB? | 05:14 |
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Binary_Wolf | redbox: thanks! | 05:14 |
smilidon | Hey I just installed 10.10 the alternate install cd for powerpc on an iMac G3 but after the boot screen there is no video I have scoured the forums but nothing seems to work any ideas? | 05:14 |
Cannibal | If I my Ubuntu-XP wireless home network doesn't work. Is my Samba smb.conf file the problem? | 05:15 |
gaelfx | smilidon: I didn't think PPC was supported in ubuntu any more? | 05:15 |
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rww | gaelfx: there's a community-supported port of it still | 05:15 |
smilidon | Yep it is I found it | 05:15 |
NictraSavios | There we go, all registered up. | 05:15 |
smilidon | I am a ppc noob | 05:15 |
gaelfx | rww: good to know | 05:15 |
NictraSavios | Hmm, well i must be off :D | 05:16 |
gaelfx | !ppc > smilidon | 05:16 |
ubottu | smilidon, please see my private message | 05:16 |
ian_ | i configured my network incorrectly on boot, could somebody tell me what commands to put in the ubuntu server terminal to reconfigure it? | 05:16 |
gaelfx | smilidon: did you read that already? | 05:16 |
PerfM | Wooooo! Thanks for nawt helping meee! | 05:16 |
Seppman | my mount_msdos is broken too, if it wored i would have put(ed) on /fat | 05:16 |
Camarata- | is it pronounced, Uh-bun-too or Yoo-boon-too | 05:17 |
Seppman | cdrecord is my last chance to backup /home, /root, and /etc | 05:17 |
smilidon | Yes I had tried those suggestions | 05:17 |
gaelfx | Camarata-: I always thought it was oooooh-boon-too | 05:17 |
rww | Camarata-: oo-BOON-too | 05:17 |
Camarata- | oooh not yooo? | 05:17 |
rww | Camarata-: correct | 05:17 |
xrdodrx | Camarata-, it's pronounced however it's easiest for you :) I personally say oo-bun-two | 05:18 |
Camarata- | ruins my slogan i wanted to put on a little Ubuntu for beginners page :(... "When you know, Ubuntu" thinking it rhymed (at beginning of word) with "You" | 05:18 |
* cyix prefers Linux | 05:18 | |
BlueBomber7 | \me prefers GNU/Linux | 05:18 |
AbhijiT | hi | 05:18 |
gaelfx | smilidon: can you start in terminal mode? | 05:18 |
AbhijiT | how to get two awn instances? | 05:18 |
AbhijiT | one for bottoma and one for left ??? | 05:18 |
AbhijiT | help | 05:19 |
Seppman | no one? ok, i'll try at #fedora | 05:19 |
Camarata- | gaelfx: from GRUB you can choose recovery, and then choose bottom opption for terminal | 05:19 |
gaelfx | !enter > AbhijiT | 05:19 |
ubottu | AbhijiT, please see my private message | 05:19 |
smilidon | Well anyone have a preferred iMac G3 era PPC install that works out of the box | 05:19 |
markoso | ok i tried the article to get iphone working im using gtkpod and it still says unable to write to ipod db wtf i guess i need to dual boot with windows ahhhh | 05:19 |
gaelfx | Camarata-: haha, I wasn't asking how to do it, I was asking if smilidon can do it or not | 05:19 |
rww | Seppman: umm. You should be using the support channel that corresponds to the distribution you're using. If that... meh. | 05:19 |
markoso | anyone use ubuntu any able to put music on there ipod sheesh | 05:20 |
gaelfx | I love when that happens | 05:20 |
markoso | it transfers the files but the ipod does not see it | 05:20 |
gaelfx | markoso: did you try exaile? | 05:20 |
Camarata- | :D | 05:20 |
markoso | exaile whats dat | 05:20 |
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markoso | <--getting frustrated with linux | 05:21 |
gaelfx | markoso: it's a different program for playing/managing your music. I assume you're using rhythmbox now? | 05:21 |
markoso | rythombox gtkpod amorok tried so far | 05:21 |
AbhijiT | how to get two awn instances? | 05:21 |
Camarata | markoso: Rythmbox put music on my friends iPod straight after a fresh install of 10.10 last week | 05:21 |
gaelfx | markoso: does your ipod have any special software on it, or is it just the normal s/w that comes with it? | 05:22 |
Camarata | I converted him to Linux after he had sound driver issues etc, he's been able to sync, etc since | 05:22 |
markoso | it puts the music on the ipod but i pod dont see it | 05:22 |
harasho | hey i keep getting an error when trying to update ubuntu 7 to 10. is there anyway to do it manually? | 05:22 |
markoso | its a iphone 3gs | 05:22 |
Camarata | harasho: i'm not sure on manual updating I would have to check but you could make a partition, put teh files on it for backup and fresh install 10.10? | 05:23 |
markoso | ubuntu reconized it and rythombox see it and puts music initunes direcotry | 05:23 |
Binary_Wolf | no!!! | 05:23 |
Binary_Wolf | dont do it! | 05:23 |
Binary_Wolf | dont sync iphone ipod with rhytmbox | 05:23 |
Binary_Wolf | cause it will mess up some metadata of your songs | 05:24 |
harasho | camarata: the only thing is that i dont want to fresh install 10.10. i was really hoping to upgrade. i bought a book that came with a custom 7 so i was hoping to keep its features | 05:24 |
gaelfx | nice pyramid of response you built there, Binary_Wolf | 05:24 |
Binary_Wolf | gaelfx: and? | 05:24 |
Camarata | harasho: which special features? | 05:24 |
gaelfx | nothing, was just commenting on the aesthetics | 05:25 |
markoso | ill try exaile last chance and its back to windows where stuff works most the time (dual boot) ugh | 05:25 |
harasho | camarata: unfortunately i do not know all of them. its server stuff and source code. all the code used in the book is on the os | 05:25 |
gaelfx | markoso: I think you can install itunes in wine | 05:25 |
Binary_Wolf | i am sorry, i will use proper english and grammar from now if it is what you meant :) | 05:25 |
markoso | what with 50 terminal windows and 2 hrs | 05:25 |
Camarata | gaelfx: iTunes via Wine does work | 05:25 |
Binary_Wolf | doesnt work | 05:25 |
gaelfx | Binary_Wolf: haha, no, no, I was merely commenting, no judgment | 05:26 |
Binary_Wolf | oh wait | 05:26 |
markoso | sorry im just pissed a bit | 05:26 |
Binary_Wolf | no | 05:26 |
Binary_Wolf | maybe it does work,it was just wine that was glitching | 05:26 |
gaelfx | markoso: that's pretty normal around here | 05:26 |
Binary_Wolf | i need to try it again | 05:26 |
Nick_Osborne | Evenin' all. | 05:26 |
Binary_Wolf | but i doubt it will sync you idevice | 05:26 |
Nick_Osborne | So, I have a question. | 05:27 |
Binary_Wolf | good evening Nick_Osborne | 05:27 |
gaelfx | markoso: I would suggest that if you want things to work the way you expect them to, give the itunes for windows a try using wine | 05:27 |
markoso | after many years you think linux would be ready for people not just geeks | 05:27 |
Nick_Osborne | I'm trying to install Ubuntu 10.10 on an older laptop, and it's not doing anything. | 05:27 |
markoso | if exaile i might try wine | 05:27 |
Camarata | Nick_Osborne: you boot the the CD and do you get to the screen for Try vs Install? | 05:27 |
Binary_Wolf | um it is not linux fault there is no itunes version for it | 05:28 |
markoso | do i just dl itunes from the site and wine will see it or is it some long drawn out process | 05:28 |
Nick_Osborne | I didn't get any screen. | 05:28 |
markoso | i dont care for itunes i just want shit to work | 05:28 |
Nick_Osborne | It went straight into loading... then nothing. | 05:28 |
Camarata | markoso: drivers and proprietary software not existing is not a "problem with Linux" it's the lack of market share and other company interests to be had in Mac or Windows | 05:28 |
markoso | ugh | 05:29 |
gaelfx | markoso: understandable markoso, but as with changing anything, there's a bit of a learning curve involved | 05:29 |
Camarata | Nick_Osborne: if you didn't even get a screen/GUI to install I would suggest trying to burn another disc..maybe at a lower speed | 05:29 |
Camarata | markoso: i had one issue with drivers since i used DisplayLink adapters, other than that Empathy, XChat, etc all worked out of the box... apt-get install via Software Center repos is actually easier and faster for installing software | 05:30 |
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kj6lxu | im trying to install cutecw (qt based morse code training program) but when i run it all i get is " undefined symbol: _ZN9QListData11detach_growEPii " | 05:30 |
Camarata | and even a novice can make a bash script to apt get his facorite software to repeat on other clients etc etc, some things are easier in linux and many equivalent softwares exist | 05:30 |
ichbinsnicht | hello...is there a way to tell ubuntu to send dns requests to a different port than 53? | 05:30 |
markoso | everything was fin untill i buy a iphone | 05:30 |
gaelfx | markoso: I think you'll find that installing wine will help, especially if there are other apps you expect to use from before | 05:31 |
redbox | Camarata: ssh? | 05:31 |
markoso | i have wine | 05:31 |
Camarata | markoso: should have got a Droid ;), but Apple has interests in making stuff work only on their ecosystem | 05:31 |
vivk | has any one tried developing in android from ubuntu ? | 05:31 |
Nick_Osborne | this is what I'm getting. It goes to the purple screen. I alt-tab and I get an error chroot: can't execute 'mktemp' : input/output error | 05:31 |
gaelfx | lol, that's gotta be a great quote, "EVerything was fine til I bought an iPhone" | 05:31 |
Camarata | Nick_Osborne: is this first or second disk? | 05:31 |
markoso | droid was more money | 05:31 |
Nick_Osborne | first. | 05:31 |
Nick_Osborne | Only disk, mind you. | 05:31 |
kj6lxu | im trying to install cutecw (qt based morse code training program) but when i run it all i get is " undefined symbol: _ZN9QListData11detach_growEPii " help! ???? | 05:32 |
markoso | can i get itunes with play on linux? | 05:32 |
Camarata | Nick_Osborne, if there are no known issues with your cd drive i would suggest another disk, you could unplug power and hold the power button for 10 seconds to reset pram or what not and try it again | 05:32 |
Binary_Wolf | i think it is faster to install apps via apt-get rather than via software center (it is kinda laggy ) | 05:33 |
Camarata | that fixes some hardware bugs sometimes, but otherwise i would assume bad disk? | 05:33 |
Nick_Osborne | I've never had any problems with the drive before, and it's a brand new disk. | 05:33 |
Camarata | markoso: i have done iTunes (Windows ver) via WINE before, but Binary_Wolf suggests it may be buggy? | 05:33 |
ichbinsnicht | is there a way to tell ubuntu to send dns requests to a different port than 53? | 05:34 |
Camarata | Nick_Osborne: i burned 3 disks of Ubuntu 10.10 in last week or so for myself and others, one of the 3 was bad... i bought cheap disks and used a Windows ISO burner since the lapto pcame with Windows on it | 05:34 |
markoso | ok exaile did not work, i will burn a win 7 disc tommorro and get itunes | 05:34 |
Binary_Wolf | Camarata: so as feedback on WINE site says | 05:34 |
Camarata | Nick_Osborne: so it happens | 05:34 |
Binary_Wolf | according to new itunes | 05:34 |
Nick_Osborne | Windows has an ISO burner? I used a Third party burner. | 05:34 |
Camarata | Nick_Osborne: I *think* as of Vista it comes built in | 05:35 |
Nick_Osborne | I'm still running XP SP3 | 05:35 |
Nick_Osborne | I tried running it from USB... it did nothing. | 05:35 |
Binary_Wolf | i use windows only for itunes lol | 05:36 |
TinyTom | Why does it ask me for a time zone then only list Chicago | 05:36 |
Binary_Wolf | everything i need is on linux | 05:36 |
gaelfx | TinyTom: click on the map | 05:36 |
Camarata | TinyTom: click the map directly | 05:36 |
TinyTom | I'm in the text installer | 05:36 |
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TinyTom | This might not be the newest version | 05:36 |
Bogus8 | I have a buddy that I set up on 10.4 server... every now and then (seemingly randomly) his network will stop working... all he has to do is hit a key on the local machine and poof it's back up and running. I suggested getting one of those perpetual motion birds like Homer did but he would rather fix it. ;) Anyone ever seen this? | 05:37 |
TinyTom | Eitherway I'm beyond that point, I've installed this thing like a hundred times | 05:37 |
TinyTom | It always says Chicago | 05:37 |
TinyTom | Which isn't a time zone | 05:37 |
Bogus8 | It almost seems like it's going to "sleep" but it's a fairly stock server install and it's so random | 05:37 |
Bogus8 | we've also changed NICs out | 05:37 |
FluxD | Is there a way to turn off libnotify for certain apps? And is there a way to turn off libnotify completely? | 05:38 |
Reallycool | sometimes when I wake up from suspend the touchpad's physical button only partially works | 05:38 |
Nick_Osborne | I'm trying to re-install from USB. | 05:39 |
ichbinsnicht | or can someone tell me what the error iptables: No chain/target/match by that name. means? | 05:39 |
Nick_Osborne | See if it does the same thing as the CD did. | 05:39 |
redbox | FluxD: You could remove libnotify or rename the libnotify binary to something else (ie libnotify-off) | 05:39 |
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FluxD | redbox, no other "right way" to turn it on and odd? | 05:40 |
Bogus8 | Reallycool: was that directed at me? | 05:40 |
Assid | how do i set x-chat to use nick: instead of nick, ? | 05:40 |
soreau | ichbinsnicht: Where do you see that message? | 05:40 |
Bogus8 | Assid: been a long time but did you look at the preferences? | 05:40 |
karla | FluxD, I don't think libnotify is as much a problem for you as is the notification daemon | 05:40 |
ardchoille | Assid: Server > Preferences > Nick completion suffix | 05:40 |
FluxD | karla, yea I think it was renamed or something | 05:41 |
redbox | FluxD: It is serving its purpose -- To notify you. | 05:41 |
karla | FluxD, well there's a bunch of them | 05:41 |
ardchoille | Assid: Server > Preferences > Input box > Nick completion suffix | 05:41 |
FluxD | I want to turn it off for certain apps | 05:41 |
Reallycool | Bogus8 no | 05:41 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: im trying to redirect dns request to the tor dnslistener using this iptables rule: iptables -t nat -D OUTPUT -d remote_dns_ip -p udp --dport 53 -j DNAT --to remote_dns_ip:5353 | 05:41 |
redbox | FluxD: Look in certain apps's preferences. Some of them do have options. | 05:41 |
Bogus8 | Reallycool: my bad | 05:41 |
Assid | ardchoille, i dont see input box.. | 05:42 |
karla | FluxD, otherwise you're most likely stuck with it, no notifications or all notifications :/ | 05:42 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: is there anything wrong with this rule | 05:42 |
ichbinsnicht | ? | 05:42 |
MK` | When I view file properties, it shows MB as 1024 KB, etc. How do I get it to use them as 1000 KB? (my buffer is gone, if it was answered I missed it) | 05:42 |
Reallycool | was directed at anyone who might have an idea how this could be fixed | 05:42 |
FluxD | How do you do no notifications? | 05:42 |
ardchoille | Assid: It's under Interface in the prefs ui | 05:42 |
Bogus8 | Reallycool: gotcha... I too have an odd problem... good luck. | 05:42 |
Reallycool | thanks | 05:42 |
soreau | ichbinsnicht: I think you need to change the command to suit your needs. Where it says remote_dns_ip, you need to change this and OUTPUT to real values | 05:43 |
Assid | wait your talking about x-chat for gnome right | 05:43 |
Assid | ardchoille, wait your talking about x-chat for gnome right | 05:43 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: i sure did that...but i don't wanted to expose the ip adresses here ;) | 05:43 |
gaelfx | MK: why do you want it to do that? | 05:43 |
AntiLiberal | IP address scardy cats | 05:43 |
ardchoille | Assid: I'm talking about xchat, not xchat-gnome | 05:43 |
MK` | so I can keep track | 05:44 |
ardchoille | Assid: there are two apps for xchat in ubuntu, xchat is the better one | 05:44 |
soreau | ichbinsnicht: other than that, not sure. Maybe try ##networking | 05:44 |
gaelfx | MK`: you do know that 1MB=1024KB, right? | 05:44 |
MK` | I mean a MB MB, not a MiB MB | 05:44 |
stefwal | hello | 05:44 |
Camarata | Anyone know any XORG tricks and such? I have Laptop + 2 DisplayLink Monitors (usb to dvi)... I can get the 2 monitors working OR the laptop screen but not both. Drivers are install (obviously) but I just cant get xorg.conf right or something... i want all my monitors if anyone can help :D | 05:44 |
gaelfx | MK`: ok, now I'm even more confused | 05:45 |
ardchoille | MK`: 1024kb = 1MB. 1000kb is not quite a megabyte | 05:45 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: do you think that this is the solution to redirect dns requests to a different port than 53 or shall i look for another solution? | 05:45 |
MK` | I'm referring to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnitsPolicy | 05:46 |
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ichbinsnicht | soreau: i mean send....not redirect | 05:46 |
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soreau | ichbinsnicht: It might be right but you probably should use the newly respected command: ip | 05:47 |
filip_ | can somebody tell me what preference to change so that i don't have to enter a password every time i install a program or make an admin change? | 05:47 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: what command? | 05:47 |
Camarata | filip_: login as root | 05:48 |
Nick_Osborne | Well, it started to work, but the last command line was Begin: Running /scripts/init-bottom ... done. | 05:48 |
soreau | ichbinsnicht: ip | 05:48 |
karla | filip_, look under /usr/share/policykit-1 | 05:48 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: i dont understand | 05:48 |
Tiktalik | Don't worry | 05:48 |
Tiktalik | I do not need help | 05:49 |
Nick_Osborne | hasn't moved for about 5 minutes. | 05:49 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: what do you mean? | 05:49 |
filip_ | can i just give myself (a user) all admin privileges? | 05:49 |
karla | filip_, or polkit-1, whatever | 05:49 |
soreau | ichbinsnicht: There is a command called ip that can do what you want. See the manual with this command: man ip | 05:49 |
MK` | so I am referring to Nautilus | 05:49 |
MK` | is there a way for me to change the setting in it? | 05:49 |
ytt3r | Can I get a little help guys? I've installed Ubuntu twice on my new hardware, and both times it says "Read Error" before it gets to anything ubuntu. | 05:50 |
gaelfx | MK`: did you try 'nautilus --help' or 'man nautilus'? | 05:50 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: ok...do you maybe know a site where this is explained with examples? | 05:51 |
MK` | I am not on ubuntu now, I was just curious if it was something you guys knew offhand | 05:51 |
Nick_Osborne | I'm having that, too | 05:51 |
filip_ | ok, after polkit-1, what then? | 05:51 |
MK` | Mac OS X v10.6 started showing them the decimal way, I was surprised Ubuntu didn't heh | 05:52 |
gaelfx | MK`: definitely don't know it offhand, but from what I've seen in the --help, it doesn't look like there's an option to change it | 05:52 |
filip_ | which file in the actions folder contains what i need to change? | 05:52 |
MK` | hm | 05:52 |
gaelfx | MK`: there might be a conf file somewhere you can edit to get it working, but it's probably buried pretty deep | 05:53 |
soreau | ichbinsnicht: http://linux.die.net/man/8/ip | 05:53 |
gaelfx | MK`: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/369525 | 05:53 |
ubottu | Ubuntu bug 369525 in glib2.0 (Ubuntu) "Use IEC standard for binary byte units " [Medium,Triaged] | 05:53 |
lwizardl | hi | 05:54 |
lwizardl | I used k3b to burn a disc and now it can not be mounted, when i check open the disc in k3b the files show up. and when i try to add a new file to the session and tell it to finish the session it fails | 05:54 |
stefwal | where can you ask to review an ubuntu webpage when there are probably mistakes inside? | 05:55 |
lwizardl | how can i force mount the disc to backup the files to the computer again | 05:55 |
MK` | hm | 05:56 |
Jordan_U | lwizardl: What error do you get when you try to mount it? | 05:57 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: this is the manual...but i would need an example to understand how this works | 05:57 |
filip_ | ok i figured it out, thank you for the help | 05:57 |
lwizardl | Jordan_U, when i put in the disc it spins up and nothing shows up | 05:57 |
lwizardl | Jordan_U, when i open k3b it shows a session on the disc | 05:58 |
lwizardl | 3.6GB dvd disc | 05:58 |
ShapeShifter499 | hi | 05:58 |
ShapeShifter499 | is there some kind of plug in or whatnot that would allow me to upload documents to google docs from my ubuntu system? | 05:58 |
soreau | ichbinsnicht: ask in ##networking and explain your setup and what you want to do | 05:58 |
eoss | hello, i recently installed nexuiz and i cant see other player models theyre invisible and the game is very laggy | 05:58 |
eoss | i had win7 installed and nexuiz ran smoother than smooth | 05:58 |
Nick_Osborne | Well, I don't think 10.10 likes my older laptop. It froze up on me multiple times. | 05:58 |
Jordan_U | lwizardl: Can you pastebin the output of "sudo mount /dev/sr0 /mnt/"? | 05:58 |
ichbinsnicht | soreau: ok, thx | 05:59 |
Jordan_U | eoss: What graphics card do you have? | 05:59 |
gaelfx | MK`: http://gaffitter.sourceforge.net/ that's the best I can find for what you want, I guess | 05:59 |
eoss | Jordan_U, Radeon HD 4870 | 05:59 |
stefwal | is falling asleep | 05:59 |
MK` | ah | 05:59 |
eoss | i have the proprietary thing installed in the additional drivers section too | 05:59 |
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soreau | eoss: You will want latest kernel and userspace for open radeon driver or you can try installing the proprietary fglrx driver (sys>admin>additional drivers) | 06:00 |
karla | eoss, what's the output of fglrxinfo ? | 06:00 |
eoss | soreau, i did that and it worked in aditional drivers | 06:00 |
lwizardl | http://pastebin.com/eaedtR0h | 06:00 |
eoss | isplay: :0.0 screen: 0 | 06:01 |
eoss | OpenGL vendor string: ATI Technologies Inc. | 06:01 |
eoss | OpenGL renderer string: ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series | 06:01 |
eoss | OpenGL version string: 1.4 (3.3.10237 Compatibility Profile Context) | 06:01 |
FloodBot3 | eoss: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:01 |
pw-toxic_ | hi, may I shutdown my computer although a raid is just beeing resynced? | 06:01 |
Jordan_U | lwizardl: OK. If you run "ls /mnt/" do you see the list of files on the disk? | 06:01 |
gaelfx | MK`: but it looks like it's mainly for external media | 06:02 |
lwizardl | yes | 06:02 |
gh0st | k there's a wireless switch on my laptop and it was off when I boot into ubuntu, when I turn it back on it it still shows up as "wireless disabled" I ran sudo ifconfig wlan0 up but nothing | 06:02 |
MK` | yeah :/ | 06:02 |
soreau | eoss: If you remove fglrx and install xorg-edgers and mesa-experimental package, you can test gallium. Better to have a latest kernel too though (2.6.38 or later) | 06:02 |
MK` | At least the other system programs like the partitioner show it in decimal | 06:02 |
Jordan_U | lwizardl: Then you're done, it's mounted. Do you need help accessing /mnt/ from the GUI file manager? | 06:02 |
eoss | soreau, ok | 06:03 |
soreau | eoss: Also for open drivers you might need texture compression library. More help with the open driver in $radeon | 06:03 |
soreau | #radeon* | 06:03 |
Psycho_Dad | Hey everyone! Using Ubuntu 10.10 and my wireless connection disconnects always after I initiate a download or something. I'm using a wireless dongle to connect to my local AP using WPA2. encryption. The same setup works with Debian 6. Tho' I'm all for Ubuntu. Any ideas? | 06:03 |
lwizardl | how come this disc didn't mount and have it load the folder popup like all the rest | 06:03 |
lwizardl | and have a desktop icon | 06:03 |
ferreirathiago_ | Psycho_Dad, use other wifi module | 06:05 |
sangha | wicd | 06:05 |
Psycho_Dad | I'v tried wicd. Same thing happens. | 06:05 |
gaelfx | MK`: it is really strange that there isn't a simple way to change it | 06:05 |
monty | so I see BitchX is no longer the standard irc client in ubuntu | 06:05 |
monty | what client am I using? I ran the irc command | 06:06 |
sangha | partially because "sudo apt-get install bitchx" doesn't do any good | 06:06 |
Psycho_Dad | ferreirathiago_: By other wifi-module you mean another dongle? :) | 06:06 |
FishFace | monty, Xchat most likely | 06:06 |
soreau | monty: probably pidgin | 06:06 |
monty | im in terminal | 06:06 |
MK` | yeah I am surprised | 06:06 |
FishFace | monty, Ooooo. Dunno | 06:06 |
Flannel | sangha, monty: BitchX was unsupported, and was dropped from the repos. irssi is the preferred terminal IRC client by most. | 06:07 |
gh0st | there's a wireless switch on my laptop and it was off when I boot into ubuntu, when I turn it back on it it still shows up as "wireless disabled" I ran sudo ifconfig wlan0 up but nothing | 06:07 |
sangha | ahh alright thanks | 06:07 |
ferreirathiago_ | Psycho_Dad, dongle is hardlock, or no? | 06:08 |
monty | I ran /ctcp monty version and it reported back ircII | 06:09 |
Psycho_Dad | ferreirathiago_: I don't know what a hardlock is. It's a USB wireless adapter, TP-LINK WN322G (v2). It's supposed to be supported. And it works, but dies shortly after I download, upload, etc. | 06:09 |
ferreirathiago_ | ok | 06:10 |
Psycho_Dad | Furthermore, when it dies I have to restart my router to be able to reconnect. | 06:10 |
CharlyCoder | Ubuntu newbie question: Can Ubuntu 10.10 be fully installed on a PC *without* an Internet connection? | 06:10 |
Jordan_U | CharlyCoder: Yes. | 06:11 |
rww | CharlyCoder: Yes. The install CD contains all packages needed for a standard installation. | 06:11 |
rww | (or in the case of the LiveCD, the whole casper image) | 06:11 |
Psycho_Dad | I've tried using wicd, same thing happens. After that I remove network manager and wicd, kept wpasupplicant and setup my interface in /etc/network/interfaces, was able to connect and... the same thing happened this way too. :/ | 06:11 |
ferreirathiago_ | Psycho_Dad, Do you have tried restart network-manager? | 06:12 |
leapy0yo | hi | 06:12 |
ferreirathiago_ | Psycho_Dad, for reconnect? no restart router | 06:12 |
CharlyCoder | rww: So even though the installer has put a "X" next to this computer is connected to the internet, it will still install correctly? | 06:12 |
leapy0yo | once i stop a running process with control z , how do i start the process without fg nad start it in background | 06:12 |
rww | CharlyCoder: yes | 06:12 |
rww | leapy0yo: bg | 06:12 |
CharlyCoder | rww: Fantastic. Thanks very much. | 06:13 |
Psycho_Dad | ferreirathiago_: I've restarted the network-manager of course. And I *really* had to restart my router to be able to reconnect. Nothing helped even rebooting my machine. | 06:13 |
raido | leapy0yo: you cant do that, you want "screen" for that kind of stuff | 06:13 |
ferreirathiago_ | tried modify wifi security for WEP? | 06:14 |
ferreirathiago_ | *route | 06:14 |
genestew | exit | 06:14 |
Psycho_Dad | Nope. But I really don't want to. Because this same adapter, with the same router works just fine with Debian (although as I said, I really want to use Ubuntu). | 06:15 |
peng_ | ... | 06:15 |
Psycho_Dad | What can be the difference in wireless communication in Debian and Ubuntu? | 06:16 |
pksadiq | I see almost a 1500 users in this channel, almost 99% keeping mum , and so really who are those people? or are they really people?and too why they are here if keeping mum? | 06:16 |
rww | pksadiq: ask #ubuntu-offtopic :P | 06:17 |
raido | Psycho_Dad: I would check to see what driver Debian is using, Ubuntu may use a different driver and that could be the issue | 06:17 |
pksadiq | rww: there too the same, I'm afraid, ;) logging in and sleeping | 06:18 |
raido | Psycho_Dad: Chech the version numbers if they are the same driver. | 06:18 |
msl | pksadiq, We are doing other things :) | 06:18 |
pksadiq | msl: happy if you say what you do ;) ? | 06:19 |
Psycho_Dad | raido: They are using the same driver zd1211rw. I'm not sure about the version numbers tho'. | 06:20 |
lulzay | hello friends | 06:20 |
msl | pksadiq, I personally am learning more about sed and awk. Really good docs at www.funtoo.org. | 06:22 |
raido | Psycho_Dad: you could attempt to install the driver from the Devian repo to the Ubuntu install. See if that works | 06:22 |
lulzay | i tried to install ubuntu 10.10 and 10.04 beside windows 7 and have failed both times. I installed a fresh 500gb hd just for ubuntu to use. it seems to format and go through install, but after reboot, it just boots into windows. | 06:22 |
pksadiq | msl: may I private message you? I don't need to flood here | 06:23 |
Psycho_Dad | raido: Hmm, under debian I've checked in synaptic that I have zd1211rw-firmware package. In the Ubuntu package search webpage (as I'm under Debian currently) I couldn't find this package. | 06:23 |
raido | It might be wotht a try to grab that debian .deb and install it in ubuntu. | 06:24 |
Psycho_Dad | raido: Yeah I think so. :) I hope it'll turn out right. | 06:24 |
raido | Psycho_Dad: good luck and you may need to blacklist whatever driver Ubuntu currently loads, or uninstall it. | 06:25 |
Psycho_Dad | raido: It loads this driver (zd1211rw), I'm sure about this. I just don't know if it installs this firmware. | 06:26 |
Psycho_Dad | The Debian installer doesn't contain this firmware, I had to load it from a USB during install, but the Ubuntu installer didn't ask for it. It is a non-free firmware. | 06:26 |
raido | Psycho_Dad: see here for the Dibian repo for that http://wiki.debian.org/zd1211rw | 06:27 |
Cannibal | Hi. Why will ubuntu not show up in my XP network Workgroup folder? | 06:28 |
soreau | ! samba | Cannibal | 06:29 |
ubottu | Cannibal: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 06:29 |
Cannibal | I've done everything I can find to set up samba with no success. | 06:29 |
Psycho_Dad | radio: Thanks raido I'll try and install this Debian firmware in Ubuntu. I hope it'll help. | 06:30 |
raido | Psycho_Dad: np, let us know | 06:30 |
Psycho_Dad | K, bye! | 06:31 |
LordNLptp | after a crash while running dselect as root, whenever i try to update in dselect i get an error "the access method is already locked" | 06:31 |
LordNLptp | clearly theres a lockfile somewhere i need to remove, but where? | 06:31 |
LordNLptp | "the access method area is already locked" | 06:32 |
LordNLptp | that's the error | 06:32 |
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Guest70869 | test | 06:36 |
ericy | Guest70869: test. | 06:38 |
raido | tset | 06:38 |
Matt_ | Question for the gurus. I have just started using Ubuntu on a laptop, and when it is on battery power it will not use the WiFi, on AC adaptor it will work on Wifi fine | 06:38 |
pksadiq | !test | 06:38 |
ubottu | Failed! | 06:38 |
Binary_Wolf | !test | 06:39 |
Matt_ | I know this must be a setting somewhere... any Ideas? | 06:39 |
Diamondcite | Matt_: Before checking for settings. | 06:39 |
Diamondcite | Could you please make sure the wifi adapter is still detected when on battery power? | 06:39 |
SpYker | test | 06:39 |
Diamondcite | Matt_: As such.. please do lspci and lsusb twice, once with AC and once without. | 06:39 |
Matt_ | I am currently on that laptop... so If I unplug I will drop cvonnectivity | 06:40 |
adam__ | hello! | 06:40 |
Diamondcite | Err that can be troublesome.. no wired connection useable? | 06:40 |
Matt_ | do what? I am completely new to Linux so I have no clue what you mean | 06:40 |
FloodBot3 | !netsplit | 06:40 |
ubottu | netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit | 06:40 |
SpYker | is this the back|track forum, or all ubuntu? | 06:40 |
rww | SpYker: Just Ubuntu and official derivatives. Backtrack discussion is in #backtrack-linux. | 06:41 |
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SpYker | thanks rww | 06:41 |
ericy | Matt_: I vaguely remember some sort of battery power level (when low by a certain user settable percent), that would turn off WIFI. But this may be in my Debian based Nokia N900 cellphone.) | 06:43 |
vimholic | hi | 06:43 |
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gaelfx | MK`: this is starting to freak me out, even google does it wrong | 06:45 |
Guest7491 | hi | 06:45 |
Guest7491 | how to register ? | 06:45 |
gaelfx | MK`: they report the same size for gigabytes and gibibytes | 06:45 |
rww | ubottu: tell Guest7491 about register | 06:45 |
ubottu | Guest7491, please see my private message | 06:45 |
sy_ | :) | 06:46 |
sy_ | hi | 06:46 |
MK` | [01:45:16] <gaelfx> MK`: this is starting to freak me out, even google does it wrong | 06:46 |
sy_ | rww, is my hero | 06:46 |
adam__ | what would be the best channel to ask questions about trying to compile/install a program? | 06:46 |
MK` | that google thing is a bit of a bug | 06:47 |
MK` | like it even reports data transfer rates in binary | 06:47 |
MK` | even though no one *ever* used binary for data transfer rates | 06:47 |
gaelfx | I've lost all faith in the world :( | 06:47 |
Cannibal | What is a sharename? | 06:47 |
sy_ | gaelfx, Don't. | 06:47 |
Cannibal | God damnit. I quit linux. | 06:48 |
rlankfo | lulz | 06:48 |
gaelfx | hilarious: google "1 gibibyte in bytes", the calculator's answer directly contradicts the very first result | 06:49 |
rww | !ot | 06:49 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 06:49 |
adam__ | can someone help me with a program i'm trying to install in the terminal? | 06:49 |
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gaelfx | rww: sorry, got a little sidetracked | 06:50 |
pksadiq | adam__: ask the doubt, someone will help you. | 06:50 |
pancom | hello! | 06:51 |
sy_ | o_o | 06:51 |
gaelfx | but to bring it back on topic, nautilus doesn't actually display the size of things correctly | 06:51 |
sxndave | gaelfx: the MiB MB thing? | 06:52 |
pancom | why does it say couldn't get hostname when i connect? | 06:52 |
gaelfx | sxndave: yeah, that'd be it | 06:52 |
rww | pancom: /join #freenode and ask them. | 06:52 |
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sxndave | gaelfx: pita if you ask me, needs to be an option for the user to select imo | 06:53 |
raido | pancom: because your machine has no DNS entry | 06:53 |
sxndave | gaelfx: I guess its been requested a thousand times already, but just in case. Do you know where nautilus development is hosted? | 06:54 |
gaelfx | sxndave: that's exactly what I've been thinking, but I mean it really is displaying things wrong | 06:54 |
MK` | funny: | 06:55 |
gaelfx | sxndave: it reports 9922843178 bytes as 9.2GB, which is rather blatently incorrect | 06:55 |
MK` | google 1 gigabyte in gibibytes | 06:55 |
MK` | or vice versa | 06:55 |
gaelfx | sxndave: nope | 06:55 |
ytt3r | Hey guys, I've been having the same problems as these guy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1479416 | 06:56 |
rww | Can we move the Google-fu to #ubuntu-offtopic, please? Mountain View's inability to use words right isn't an Ubuntu support question ;P | 06:56 |
ytt3r | not really sure how to fix whatever's going on... | 06:56 |
raido | sxndave: http://live.gnome.org/Nautilus | 06:56 |
sxndave | raido: ty | 06:56 |
pancom | could someone help me resolve a configure error when I use the make command? | 06:57 |
ytt3r | I just upgraded my motherboard and processor and ram. | 06:57 |
Mission_Control | awesome | 06:57 |
AbhijiT | !details | pancom | 06:57 |
ubottu | pancom: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 06:57 |
Mission_Control | I've never been on freenode before | 06:57 |
root | all | 06:57 |
root | hey all | 06:57 |
homiethesock | can you guys help me with a super-non-specific problem while i don't bother waiting for a response and continue to list details which make no difference whatsoever? | 06:58 |
root | how everyone | 06:58 |
needhelp1 | does ubuntu come with a terminal web browser installed by default | 06:58 |
needhelp1 | like elinks or something | 06:58 |
bazhang | homiethesock, not really | 06:58 |
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Mission_Control | hello fellow noun | 06:58 |
itong | nbnb | 06:58 |
pksadiq | needhelp1: w3m is by default | 06:58 |
Guest38785 | okok | 06:58 |
needhelp1 | pksadiq, thanks | 06:58 |
itong | ok | 06:58 |
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ytt3r | When I try to boot with my new biostar motherboard and phenom ii x2 560 processor with 4 gb's of ddr3 ram and a 70 gb hard drive using a pci connector, I get the error outlined here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1479416 | 06:58 |
Guest38785 | bye all | 06:58 |
Mission_Control | goodbye fellow noun | 06:59 |
bazhang | homiethesock, chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic | 06:59 |
sjacobs | Help please guys - LOVE ubuntu. But I cannot get sound. Have tried so many things | 07:00 |
sjacobs | Please help | 07:00 |
nawk | is "live chat support" no longer part of Ubuntu? | 07:00 |
Matt_ | Back on | 07:00 |
sjacobs | nawk: Where can i go for live chat support | 07:00 |
pksadiq | !sound | sjacobs | 07:01 |
ubottu | sjacobs: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 07:01 |
Guest38785 | anyone 17 here? | 07:01 |
sxndave | !ot | Guest38785 | 07:01 |
ubottu | Guest38785: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 07:01 |
homiethesock | sorry baz, understood, etc | 07:02 |
Guest38785 | no no no | 07:02 |
Guest38785 | you use windows | 07:02 |
Guest38785 | ubantu not good | 07:02 |
Guest38785 | ue windows 7 | 07:02 |
Guest38785 | ok? | 07:02 |
FloodBot3 | Guest38785: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:02 |
Mission_Control | ubAntu? | 07:02 |
Guest38785 | ubantu too hard | 07:02 |
Mission_Control | ubantu? | 07:02 |
mrsunshine | hmm | 07:02 |
Mission_Control | if you're here to talk about windows 7 then why are you on in the first place? | 07:03 |
mrsunshine | ive checked for not to search for updates automaticly, but still the stupid update dialog comes up and tells me i need to check manualy?! | 07:03 |
mrsunshine | i dont want that stupid dialog to come up at all =) | 07:03 |
pancom | I have a problem installing a program. I am running the latest Ubuntu version. after I do whats in the readme to install, i get all these errors and that program won't start. my commands and errors are listed here... http://codepaste.net/p2src9 | 07:03 |
sxndave | Mission_Control: hes gone ;) | 07:03 |
rww | mrsunshine: remove it from System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications | 07:03 |
Mission_Control | sxndave linux hater lol | 07:03 |
Matt_ | okay.... dont know how to get back to talking to the dude that was halping me.... have a paste of with and without power, and am on a hard wire now | 07:03 |
pancom | er well the program wont finish installing... | 07:03 |
redbox | Mission_Control: No. Just an idiot. | 07:04 |
Mission_Control | I see | 07:04 |
sjacobs | Not sure who or how i just got help for my sound issue, but thanks. Totall n00b here. Would love to have someone help me out with this sound problem | 07:04 |
Mission_Control | since I'm on this I have had a problem with ubuntu | 07:05 |
donleo | nadie habla español | 07:05 |
Jordan_U | !es | donleo | 07:05 |
ubottu | donleo: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 07:05 |
mrsunshine | rww, ahh thanks =) | 07:05 |
Mission_Control | I need two graphics cards to support all four of my monitors | 07:05 |
Mission_Control | whenever I install both and restart... | 07:05 |
Mission_Control | the screens just sit there blank | 07:06 |
needhelp1 | pksadiq, is there any terminal music players ? | 07:08 |
Mission_Control | don't know | 07:09 |
pksadiq | needhelp1: may be nvlc, if you have installed vlc, or mplayer or mp3blaster | 07:09 |
sjacobs | I still cannot get any sound - Anyone please help... | 07:09 |
Mission_Control | most of the time this channel is just people coming and going | 07:11 |
pksadiq | Mission_Control: just ignore it, and be in topic, do /help ignore | 07:12 |
YankDownUnder | Mission_Control, That's not necessarily true. | 07:12 |
pancom | can anyone answer my problem? | 07:13 |
YankDownUnder | pancom, What was the question? | 07:13 |
Mission_Control | what's your problem? | 07:13 |
xtrac | you got a problem? | 07:13 |
xtrac | dont we all got problems? | 07:14 |
pancom | I have a problem installing a program. I am running the latest Ubuntu version. after I do whats in the readme to install, i get all these errors and that program won't start. my commands and errors are listed here... http://codepaste.net/p2src9 | 07:14 |
Mission_Control | it's probably because the latest version is unstable | 07:14 |
morgan | hi, having trouble with a usb hdd. keeps reappearing n disappearing. I had the prob before n fixed it somehow, but cant work out how. | 07:14 |
Mission_Control | or something like that | 07:14 |
pancom | well it says it cant find most of the files | 07:14 |
pancom | and they are in the right directory | 07:14 |
xtrac | hydra lol | 07:15 |
xtrac | gonna brute force something? | 07:15 |
Diamondcite | pancom: consider installing the -dev packages from Ubuntu Repositories | 07:15 |
YankDownUnder | pancom, Have you installed: build-essential | 07:15 |
Mission_Control | what's build-essential? | 07:15 |
YankDownUnder | If you're trying to build something from source, and you don't have "build-essential" - regardless of whether you've got the right files in the right places, you're not going to get very far - the headers and libs and other programs necessary for building are not there. | 07:16 |
YankDownUnder | !build-essential | 07:16 |
ubottu | Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 07:16 |
pancom | yeah, it says it is already the newest version | 07:17 |
YankDownUnder | pancom, Well, then you might consider looking (Google is your friend) for a pre-build package, or looking for information posted by someone else that's already tried to do exactly what you're doing (with Hydra) | 07:18 |
Mission_Control | I'm going to quit and re-enter as Massachusetts | 07:18 |
YankDownUnder | Bad state that. | 07:19 |
morgan | is there a linux equivelant to chkdsk for an ntfs usb hdd | 07:19 |
YankDownUnder | Mission_Control, Try Michigan instead? | 07:19 |
Mission_Control | why? | 07:19 |
Jordan_U | morgan: No. | 07:19 |
juragan_kopi | gmna w crax bt chatingan | 07:19 |
juragan_kopi | hjgfjhg | 07:19 |
Tech_Support | massachusetts seems just fine to me | 07:19 |
YankDownUnder | Mission_Control, Michigan is heaps "badder" than Mass. | 07:20 |
morgan | is there a solution.. windows has same disappear/reappear prob with the drive and chkdsk didn't seem to help. | 07:20 |
Mission_Control | I don't get it | 07:20 |
YankDownUnder | Mission_Control, Mucking with your mind, mate. | 07:20 |
Mission_Control | oh wait | 07:20 |
Mission_Control | I kind of get it | 07:20 |
Mission_Control | well whatever | 07:20 |
bisu[Shield] | I get an error gl-easy-install command not found, what am I missing? | 07:20 |
Mission_Control | I've got to restart this thing | 07:20 |
Jordan_U | morgan: For issues with Windows please join ##windows. | 07:20 |
YankDownUnder | morgan, You're obviously have filesystem issues with NTFS - can't rightly fix it under linux | 07:20 |
Mission_Control | and will be communicating through another source | 07:20 |
brobinson | hello all, i need help. running ubuntu 10.10, today my usb wireless headset became undetectable, now can i fix this? | 07:20 |
juragan_kopi | #malang | 07:20 |
YankDownUnder | brobinson, Have you checked that the module for it is loaded at all? | 07:21 |
morgan | well i primarily use linux and one way or another i need to correct an issue with an external usb. just figured someone here may have encountered this before and had some handy help | 07:21 |
Tech_Support | what is it with you people and using the latest yet UNSTABLE versions of things? | 07:21 |
YankDownUnder | morgan, I have - and my resolution was to use MS in a VM to correct the issue - else, use like a Hiren's Boot CD to fix the issue. | 07:22 |
brobinson | YankDownUnder, I have never had to check for a module in the past. It worked well before today. | 07:22 |
morgan | any particular steps once u used win, i can plug into an ms machine but don't seem to get any joy | 07:23 |
bisu[Shield] | **----------------- I get an error gl-easy-install command not found, what am I missing? | 07:23 |
YankDownUnder | brobinson, Every device that is a periph generally will have a module - especially USB - so you might want to find out what module is or is not loaded when you plug the device in. | 07:23 |
pksadiq | !find gl-easy | 07:23 |
ubottu | Package/file gl-easy does not exist in maverick | 07:24 |
YankDownUnder | morgan, I'd honestly try something like a Hiren's Boot CD - when I have issues like that - when even it's not being detected or having issues on an MS machine, I resort to that as a tool. | 07:24 |
morgan | thanks yankdownunder, never heard of it but I'll look it up, cheers | 07:24 |
YankDownUnder | morgan, It's an unbelievably wonderful tool to have and have around... | 07:24 |
daniel_ | f | 07:24 |
daniel_ | can someone help me? | 07:25 |
YankDownUnder | daniel_, Depends. | 07:25 |
daniel_ | i have installed ubuntu 10.10 and when i put my cd in, it doesn't work | 07:25 |
guang | 在干吗 | 07:25 |
Dr_Willis | daniel_: clarify what 'dosent work' | 07:26 |
YankDownUnder | (and what CD you're putting in) | 07:26 |
djsoulfri | help with what | 07:26 |
daniel_ | the cdrom | 07:26 |
dw- | any easy way to download veoh videos? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=882491 looks hard | 07:26 |
Dr_Willis | daniel_: and what are you expecting it to do? are you sayign the cd is not 'auto mounting' ? have you tried to mount it regullary? | 07:26 |
daniel_ | when i put audio cd in, the music is not playing | 07:26 |
Dr_Willis | daniel_: what music player are you trung to use? | 07:26 |
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YankDownUnder | daniel_, Does the cd show up on your desktop? | 07:27 |
DasEi | dw-: install videowdowloadhelper-plugin in ff, call video, there you go | 07:27 |
YankDownUnder | trung = trying ? :) | 07:27 |
daniel_ | no not on my desktop, but when i click on the computer icon it is there | 07:27 |
dw- | DasEi: darr thx | 07:27 |
* Dr_Willis loves playing 20 questions to get to the real question.. | 07:27 | |
sjacobs | Hey there guys - STILL haven't managed to get Ubuntu to have sound. I have an ASUS N53jq - Please help | 07:27 |
Dr_Willis | daniel_: and what Music program are you using to play the muzak? | 07:27 |
sjacobs | Running 10.10 | 07:27 |
guang | what is this | 07:27 |
brobinson | YankDownUnder, is there no simple way to restart sound recognition? | 07:28 |
Dr_Willis | guang: what is what? | 07:28 |
YankDownUnder | brobinson, Is it sound recognition you desire, or that your USB based headset works? They're two different things mate. | 07:28 |
DasEi | guang; this channel ? | 07:28 |
daniel_ | none | 07:28 |
DasEi | !support | guang | 07:29 |
ubottu | guang: The official ubuntu support channel is #ubuntu. Also see http://ubuntu.com/support and http://ubuntuforums.org and http://askubuntu.com | 07:29 |
brobinson | YankDownUnder, I just want "Sound Preferences" -> Hardware to recognize my usb headset (like it did yesterday). | 07:29 |
dw- | DasEi: actually i have a VideoHelper but veoh is missing :/ | 07:29 |
YankDownUnder | brobinson, Reboot, try again. | 07:29 |
msl | sjacobs, If you open a terminal and type 'alsamixer', are Master and PCM both turned up? | 07:29 |
Dr_Willis | dw- not all sites work with all tools. some sites may not work witn any of the tools. | 07:30 |
sjacobs | msl, Ill give it a go | 07:30 |
dw- | DasEi: nm it works.. sure this is the full? :/ | 07:30 |
DasEi | dw-: this plugin with the little animated balls which try to move if you open any flash-site ? | 07:30 |
dw- | DasEi: yea i refreshed getting an .flv lol | 07:30 |
sjacobs | msl, to the maximum | 07:30 |
brobinson | YankDownUnder, rebooting does not work, for some reason my usb headset has become undetectable, i guess restarting alsa or pulse audio will not work? | 07:31 |
ShapeShifter499 | I need help creating a script that will auto login my google documents and mount them via another script.. the thing is it asks for a password.. can I have the script pass on the password when asked and how? | 07:31 |
DasEi | dw-: right, as of tiled files there are sites on the web, not ubuntu related though, which do such jobs, or need a loop and wget once serverdir is known | 07:31 |
msl | sjacobs, And there are no 'M' in the boxes at the bottom of the bars for master and PCM? | 07:31 |
sjacobs | msl, Im using a Realtek alc529 | 07:32 |
sjacobs | msl, no | 07:32 |
dw- | DasEi: yar.. always a way | 07:32 |
YankDownUnder | brobinson, The USB headset is a separate module => ergo, you're going to have to find out what module it was that loaded originally, and then either try to force the module to load in your modules.conf, or manually load it. | 07:32 |
sjacobs | msl, I am dual booting, and windows 7 has sound fine | 07:32 |
msl | And your speakers are plugged in? :) | 07:32 |
sjacobs | ITs a laptop | 07:32 |
sjacobs | But i know you have to ask | 07:32 |
sjacobs | :) | 07:32 |
sjacobs | Im in internet support | 07:33 |
YankDownUnder | sjacobs, Have you tried to Google and find out what sound driver is being used under linux for that sound card/hardware yet? | 07:33 |
sjacobs | msl, this is the only thing ruining ubuntu for me, no sound | 07:33 |
dw- | DasEi: actually it worked, not a partial file. very nice.. ;) | 07:33 |
fidyduce | hello all | 07:33 |
dw- | DasEi: 25MB for 1.5hrs | 07:33 |
sjacobs | Yankdownunder, its an asus n53jq - it is using the alc259 chip | 07:34 |
msl | sjacobs, Any sound related errors in your dmesg output? | 07:34 |
sjacobs | card : hda intel | 07:34 |
daniel_ | can someone help my fix my cd rom? | 07:34 |
YankDownUnder | sjacobs, I'm not going to Google for ya mate. | 07:34 |
sjacobs | msl - how do i get that - dmesg in terminal? | 07:34 |
fidyduce | can i move the current ubuntu install on my laptop to a pendrive... keeping all drivers and profiles? | 07:35 |
Dr_Willis | daniel_: and what Music program are you using to play the muzak? I never saw an answer. load up some music program, try drag/dropping the cd onto it.. or try telling it to play a cd... | 07:35 |
msl | ya. It will be a large output. You can send to a file or use more. | 07:35 |
sjacobs | yankdownunder - what would you like me to find | 07:35 |
DasEi | daniel_: can try, open a terminal.. | 07:35 |
YankDownUnder | sjacobs, Have you even tried to Google this issue? | 07:35 |
Dr_Willis | fidyduce: i think its possible. but may take some work. (like most things in linux) | 07:35 |
Dr_Willis | daniel_: chat in the channel... and give details as to what you are douing and trying... | 07:36 |
YankDownUnder | sjacobs, Cuz for some strange reason, I've found that you're not the only one, and that there are resolutions to the issue. | 07:36 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo apt-get install hwinfo pastebinit | 07:36 |
fidyduce | Dr_Willis: lol i am game | 07:36 |
Dr_Willis | fidyduce: thers some tools out there to let you 'remaster' your system onto a 'live cd' type setup. Or you could just start using 'dd' and try cloning the HD to the other drive. be carefull with dd.. one typo can erase the system :) | 07:37 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo hwinfo | grep cdrom | 07:37 |
DasEi | daniel_: is the drive listed at all ? | 07:37 |
daniel_ | DasEi:i see the cd rom in computer | 07:37 |
DasEi | daniel_: so yes | 07:38 |
sjacobs | yankdownunder, what solution can you find? | 07:38 |
DasEi | daniel_: pastebinit /etc/fstab | 07:38 |
fidyduce | Dr_Willis: ok if there is a forum i could read and study up before my new thumbdrive gets here that would be awesome. really it is not a big deal i will just use the new netbook edition if all else fails... | 07:38 |
msl | fidyduce, It will take some work to get the bootloader fixed if you copy everything over. | 07:38 |
matt__ | Diamond as soon as I pulled the AC it went down again | 07:39 |
msl | Might be easier to just install to the USB and move over your files... | 07:39 |
daniel_ | <DasEi>:it says that the program is not installed | 07:39 |
Dr_Willis | fidyduce: it depends on exactly what you want to do really. theres some remaster guides. or just check out the '!clone' factoid. | 07:39 |
DasEi | daniel_: which prog ? | 07:39 |
Dr_Willis | !clone | fidyduce | 07:39 |
ubottu | fidyduce: To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate | 07:39 |
YankDownUnder | sjacobs, In your GOOGLE search box: realtek+alc259+ubuntu => I'm not going to Google for folks...you're more than capable. | 07:39 |
fidyduce | thanks everyone i will look into this | 07:40 |
sjacobs | yankdownunder - thats all i wanted to know - i wasnt ASKING you to google. Just what to google for | 07:40 |
pksadiq | YankDownUnder: why shouldn't you google? :O | 07:41 |
daniel_ | dasEi:nvm so what now | 07:41 |
DasEi | daniel_: pastebinit /etc/fstab | 07:42 |
dan_ | Hey dudes | 07:42 |
DasEi | daniel_: give replied link here | 07:42 |
daniel_ | DasEi: yes | 07:43 |
DasEi | link? | 07:43 |
daniel_ | dasei:pastebin.com/32xygFGA | 07:43 |
daniel_ | http://pastebin.com/32xygFGA | 07:44 |
DasEi | daniel_: got it, yes no entry for cd there, did you put cd in after installing , and which distro do you use ? | 07:45 |
bullgard | Does Maverick provide libreoffice DEB program packages? Using Synaptic I could not find any. | 07:45 |
sjacobs | yankdownunder: http://web.archiveorange.com/archive/v/LLXmLNg2EVKwaoRJkMpR - this has a solution, but i am not sure how | 07:45 |
kickedfish | hi all. I'm doing a clean install. had to do the acpi workaround for the install because it was freezing @ kernal_thread_helper did the install magic and now when I try to boot, it freezes at thebsame point. | 07:45 |
daniel_ | i used cd to install ubuntu and what is a dsitro? | 07:46 |
daniel_ | oh more thing how do i make the text in red in this chat? | 07:46 |
korsakov | Hi! It looks like my attempt to repair grub2 after windows installation corrupted ext4 neighbour partition. I run gparted which reports me unallocated 93Gb instead of my good old /dev/sda8 with photos and stuff. I also know that it lays befween 291930112 and 488397167 sectors on my hdd. Can I somehow try to repair it and have my pics back? With fsck.ext4 -b for example? | 07:46 |
DasEi | daniel_: flavours of ubuntu, lsb_release -a tells you | 07:46 |
Morten_ | Hi, I use the gnome display preferences to configure my external screen, but now I have a problem. At work I use one kind of external monitor, and at home I use another. When I try to detect monitors at home, the one from work shows up, and I cannot select the correct resolution... Does anyone know what to do? | 07:46 |
daniel_ | No LSB modules are available. | 07:47 |
daniel_ | Distributor ID:Ubuntu | 07:47 |
daniel_ | Description:Ubuntu 10.10 | 07:47 |
daniel_ | Release:10.10 | 07:47 |
daniel_ | Codename:maverick | 07:47 |
FloodBot3 | daniel_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:47 |
bullgard | kickedfish: This apparently is a hardware-related bug. Please google for it in Launchpad with the catchword of your computer's type name. | 07:47 |
DasEi | daniel_: so maverick is it, fine | 07:48 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo mkdir /media/cdrom | 07:48 |
YankDownUnder | sjacobs, Install the "backports" for your kernel, check to make sure the module is NOT blacklisted in the /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf (and others) => after a reboot, find out if the "hda-intel" module is loading via "lsmod | grep intel" => if the module is loaded, check the volume levels (so you're not muted) | 07:48 |
daniel_ | it says command not found | 07:49 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo chown -R $USER /media/cdrom | 07:49 |
Dr_Willis | check your spelling. | 07:49 |
daniel_ | No such file or directory | 07:49 |
YankDownUnder | daniel_, Um...have you checked to make sure the audio cd was, um, clean and without heaps of scratches? | 07:49 |
junius_ | Hey, My wifi's working fine on ubuntu, but while on, my wifi light on the laptop is blinking like crazy, should I be worried? | 07:49 |
daniel_ | i have tried diffrent cd's but none of them work | 07:50 |
sjacobs | yankdownunder - Dumb that right down for me | 07:50 |
Dr_Willis | daniel_: you mean differnt 'audio/music cd' ? or have you tried some actual DATA cd's also? | 07:50 |
YankDownUnder | sjacobs, I can't, really, mate. That's about as dumbed down as you're going to get... | 07:50 |
DasEi | daniel_: which cmd caused an error ? | 07:50 |
daniel_ | hold on let me try data cd | 07:50 |
kickedfish | hey guys, don't mean to be a douche, just on andirc and not sure if I'm sending messages. you guys see me? | 07:50 |
DasEi | daniel_: you want an fstab entry, anyway.. | 07:51 |
Dr_Willis | I should point out - you DONT mount a Music/Audio CD. You just run a music player and it should access it.. | 07:51 |
junius_ | Hey, My wifi's working fine on ubuntu, but while on, my wifi light on the laptop is blinking like crazy, should I be worried? | 07:51 |
YankDownUnder | kickedfish, Nope - don't see you at all. | 07:51 |
korsakov | Can anyone tell me the difference between "blocks" in fsck and "sectors" in gparted info? I really need to repair my ext4 partition | 07:51 |
daniel_ | sudo chown -R $USER /media/cdrom | 07:51 |
kickedfish | <3 thanks Yank. | 07:51 |
Dr_Willis | DasEi: i have not seen the use of a fstab entry for a 'cdrom' used in ubuntu in some ages... | 07:52 |
Dr_Willis | if ever. | 07:52 |
DasEi | korsakov: sectors are line the line of a streetsystem, whereas blocks are the single houses | 07:52 |
Dr_Willis | gnome should auto mount data cd's as needed. and a music cd.. well.. start a music program and see if it can play them | 07:52 |
junius_ | Hey, My wifi's working fine on ubuntu, but while on, my wifi light on the laptop is blinking like crazy, should I be worried? | 07:52 |
DasEi | Dr_Willis: as of udev ? on lucid still there | 07:52 |
daniel_ | dasEi:the data cd doesn't work | 07:52 |
YankDownUnder | junius_, The light blinking fast and repeatedly can cause radiation damange to your retinas. Don't look at the light. | 07:53 |
kickedfish | junius_ not a problem Ubuntu takes control of some hardware led's and makes them work as status lights. | 07:53 |
DasEi | daniel_: dir set at chown'ed ? | 07:53 |
daniel_ | heh? | 07:53 |
DasEi | and=at* | 07:53 |
daniel_ | ?? | 07:53 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo mkdir /media/cdrom | 07:53 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo chown -R $USER /media/cdrom | 07:53 |
Dr_Willis | DasEi: none of my Ubuntu box;'s here have a entry for cdrom in fstab.. I seem to recall if an entry was in fstab can break automounting. (but i have no entries on the 3 machines i am checking) | 07:54 |
junius_ | hmm, well itz right on top of the keyboard of my laptop so very hard to not look at it, any way to get rid of it ? | 07:54 |
piercedwater | demolish your pc | 07:55 |
piercedwater | now | 07:55 |
YankDownUnder | junius_, You'll have to put on a blindfold - save your retinas. | 07:55 |
daniel_ | DasEi: i did that:sudo chown -R $USER /media/cdrom and nothing happens | 07:55 |
DasEi | daniel_: fine, so : | 07:55 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo mount /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom | 07:55 |
rww | piercedwater: be helpful, please | 07:56 |
Dr_Willis | daniel_: you did put a 'data' cd in the drive just a moment ago? | 07:56 |
daniel_ | mount: /dev/sr0: unknown device3 | 07:56 |
daniel_ | mount: /dev/sr0: unknown device | 07:56 |
daniel_ | yes | 07:56 |
DasEi | daniel_: sr0=srZero | 07:57 |
rww | use /dev/cdrom instead | 07:57 |
DasEi | daniel_: pastebinit /var/log/syslog | 07:57 |
rww | DasEi: the error they posted has a 0 ;) | 07:57 |
DasEi | o or 0 ? heh | 07:57 |
kj6lxu | how to install gnome 2.32 on ubuntu 10.04 ????? | 07:57 |
rww | DasEi: get a better font ;P | 07:58 |
kickedfish | if junius_ didn't get yelled at for spamming and impatience and I have only a half idea if someone saw my first message~spaaaam~(kickedfish) hi all. I'm doing a clean install. had to do the acpi workaround for the install because it was freezing @ kernal_thread_helper did the install magic and now when I try to boot, it freezes at thebsame point. | 07:58 |
rww | kj6lxu: You don't. Ubuntu doesn't add new major versions of software the repositories for released versions of Ubuntu. | 07:58 |
rww | !latest | 07:58 |
ubottu | Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are: fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. | 07:58 |
rww | s/the/to the/ | 07:58 |
daniel_ | http://pastebin.com/VvGGzqE3 | 07:59 |
kj6lxu | rww: can i install from source | 07:59 |
Dr_Willis | kj6lxu: if thats not the version in the repos.. use a ppa, or use source. (ppa would be easiest) | 08:00 |
Dr_Willis | kj6lxu: but its proberly better to not do this on a 'work' machine. | 08:00 |
rww | kj6lxu: Sure, but it's likely to cause all sorts of problems and isn't supported here. | 08:00 |
bullgard | Does Maverick provide libreoffice DEB program packages? Using Synaptic I could not find any. | 08:01 |
Dr_Willis | bullgard: not in the default repos. I think theres some LibreOffice ppa's out there | 08:01 |
rww | bullgard: There's a PPA for it. Maverick's repositories only contain OO.o | 08:01 |
rww | !libreoffice | 08:01 |
ubottu | Current stable releases of Ubuntu use OpenOffice.org, and do not have supported packaging for LibreOffice. Ubuntu developers are working on packaging for Ubuntu Natty and backports for 10.10 and 10.04. See https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2011-January/032298.html for more information on progress and an unstable, unsupported PPA. | 08:01 |
javahorn | Hi | 08:02 |
javahorn | what is the best way to install skype with working video? | 08:02 |
Dr_Willis | !skype | 08:02 |
ubottu | To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto - Please use open protocols instead if you can, see !Ekiga | 08:02 |
Dr_Willis | No idea on the video part. | 08:02 |
bullgard | rww, Dr_Willis Thank you very much for your help. | 08:02 |
kickedfish | [0.727302] [ffffffff8100aee0] ? kernel_thread_helper+0x0/0x10 is where its hanging. if I have piqued anyone's interest. | 08:03 |
daniel_ | DesEi; u there? | 08:03 |
DasEi | daniel_: yes, lil' wondered about such a short syslog, no hints from there | 08:04 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom | 08:05 |
javahorn | Dr_Willis: Thanks. | 08:05 |
javahorn | any idea for video, does it work the way i install from community link? | 08:05 |
Fwb2700 | Hello | 08:06 |
DasEi | daniel_: no error ? | 08:06 |
daniel_ | unknow device | 08:06 |
kickedfish | hey all, reset my BIOS to optimal defaults and it worked. thanks for listening. | 08:06 |
DasEi | daniel_: hwinfo | pastebinit | 08:06 |
daniel_ | The program 'hwinfo' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: | 08:07 |
daniel_ | sudo apt-get install hwinfo | 08:07 |
daniel_ | You are trying to send an empty document, exiting. | 08:07 |
DasEi | daniel_: see above | 08:07 |
Fwb2700 | I was here earlier seeking help. And well I still had the same issue. I cannot boot any os I am getting error not partition exists. Grub rescue | 08:07 |
AbhijiT | !fixgrub | Fwb2700 | 08:07 |
ubottu | Fwb2700: grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 08:07 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo apt-get install hwinfo | 08:07 |
DasEi | daniel_: hwinfo | pastebinit | 08:08 |
daniel_ | The program 'hwinfo' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: | 08:08 |
daniel_ | sudo apt-get install hwinfo | 08:08 |
daniel_ | You are trying to send an empty document, exiting | 08:08 |
daniel_ | this is what i get | 08:08 |
FloodBot3 | daniel_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:08 |
Dr_Willis | daniel_: so it tells you the exact command to use . to install the program. | 08:09 |
DasEi | daniel_: i gave you installation of pastebinit and hwinfo in the first lines, so scroll back a few lines , or read the output in your terminal | 08:09 |
Dr_Willis | which is a really neat feature in the command line for ubuntu to have. :) | 08:09 |
DasEi | Dr_Willis: no, its all this error messages, bad ubnut, ;) | 08:10 |
Fwb2700 | AbhijiT: Thanks butt that confuses me I am new to ubuntu | 08:10 |
Dr_Willis | DasEi: to much text... cant handle it all... | 08:10 |
daniel_ | http://pastebin.com/tCfZ6eM0 | 08:10 |
DasEi | ah | 08:10 |
AbhijiT | Fwb2700, oh no idea then i got to go some work to do bye ask someone else | 08:10 |
AbhijiT | bye all | 08:11 |
Dr_Willis | DasEi: neat little blog losting on that 'topic' -> http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/locutus/its-too-hard-is-no-excuse-43304 | 08:11 |
root | hi | 08:12 |
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Guest40740 | hi | 08:12 |
DasEi | daniel_: (no cmd!) line 298 block.device = '/dev/sr0' | 08:12 |
daniel_ | ?? what that means? | 08:13 |
DasEi | daniel so found as thought, hal maybe : | 08:13 |
Guest40740 | my USB webcam is not working in ubuntu 10.10 desktop | 08:13 |
suprscott | can anybody point me to a really good faq on setting up virtual directories using 10.4 and apache? | 08:13 |
Fwb2700 | Ok can someone help me? | 08:13 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo apt-get remove --purge hal | 08:13 |
Guest40740 | how to install latest UVCdrivers for usb cam? | 08:13 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo apt-get install hal | 08:14 |
daniel_ | ok i did that | 08:15 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart | 08:16 |
bestwithu | hey can anyone guide me how to use Terminal in ubuntu as any pdf or videos | 08:16 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo mount /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom (with a disk being inserted) | 08:16 |
daniel_ | sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart ok i did that | 08:16 |
Dr_Willis | bestwithu: thers 1000's of web sites and books and guides otu there on usibng 'bash' and thet termnial | 08:16 |
Dr_Willis | !terminal | 08:16 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome), K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE), or Menu -> Accessories -> LXTerminal (LXDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 08:16 |
Fwb2700 | I guess not :( | 08:17 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo mount /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom (with a disk being inserted) | 08:17 |
Dr_Willis | bestwithu: check delicious.com under the 'bash' and 'terminal' tags also. | 08:17 |
bestwithu | thanks a lot both of you | 08:17 |
daniel_ | mount: /dev/sr0: unknown device | 08:18 |
Tech_Support | for some reason I can't boot anything from a flash drive on this laptop | 08:19 |
Tech_Support | IBM Thinkpad | 08:19 |
Tech_Support | it's an old machine | 08:19 |
Dr_Willis | Tech_Support: with some old machines.. they may not even support boting from flash drive. | 08:20 |
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Dr_Willis | Tech_Support: with some old machines that can boot from flash. ive seen them be very picky about what flash drives they can boot from | 08:20 |
Fwb2700 | I cant boot anything fullstop | 08:20 |
DasEi | daniel_: somewhat strange, like a disabled port in bios.. well hwinfo sees it, and no complaints in syslog.. | 08:20 |
Dr_Willis | Fwb2700: not even a live cd? | 08:20 |
Tech_Support | the cd tray doesn't work so I don't know how to install xubuntu | 08:20 |
DasEi | daniel_: open and close the tray (always a cd in in this tries) | 08:20 |
Dr_Willis | Tech_Support: networkboot is a possibility. or remove hd, put in a differnt box. install.. put it back | 08:21 |
daniel_ | DasEi: it worked fine on my windows 7 but when i installed ubuntu 10.10 it stoped working | 08:21 |
Tech_Support | I'm stuck with freaking windows until I can install it from an external hard drive casing | 08:21 |
DasEi | daniel_: dmesg | tail | hwinfo | 08:21 |
Tech_Support | I've thought of both | 08:21 |
Fwb2700 | Dr_Willis: Live cd works. Only. I want to fix my bootloader though so I don't need cd | 08:21 |
Tech_Support | hmm | 08:21 |
juk | hey im back hehe | 08:21 |
Tech_Support | hey youe back | 08:22 |
Tech_Support | awesome | 08:22 |
DasEi | daniel_: strange thing is that the hardwarelister shows correct /dev identfier whereas terminal says unknown device | 08:22 |
juk | Tech_Support: do i know you? | 08:22 |
daniel_ | hm... so what now? | 08:22 |
DasEi | daniel_: dmesg | tail | hwinfo | 08:22 |
Tech_Support | I don't know | 08:22 |
juk | ok | 08:22 |
Tech_Support | I'm also known as mission control | 08:22 |
daniel_ | ok i did dmesg | tail | hwinfo | 08:22 |
Tech_Support | massachusetts | 08:23 |
Tech_Support | and village idiot | 08:23 |
DasEi | daniel_: dmesg | tail | pastebinit, sorry | 08:23 |
Fwb2700 | And bob | 08:23 |
Tech_Support | I also go on wyldryde server | 08:23 |
DasEi | Tech_Support: please put nicks, else gets confusing | 08:23 |
daniel_ | http://pastebin.com/2RzE1QKb | 08:23 |
Tech_Support | ok | 08:23 |
zr_ | aaaa | 08:24 |
Fwb2700 | If we are talking to everybody though?? | 08:24 |
zr_ | 测试下 | 08:24 |
Fwb2700 | ENGLISH | 08:24 |
Dr_Willis | Fwb2700: so if a live cd works.. why can you not install the system? perhaps resummarize the whole problem to the channel. | 08:24 |
daniel_ | <DasEi> should i reinstall the ubuntu? | 08:24 |
DasEi | daniel_: did you change something in bios since install from cd ? | 08:25 |
daniel_ | no | 08:25 |
DasEi | daniel_: complaint regarding hda_intel and irq (that's sound) | 08:25 |
Fwb2700 | Dr_Willis: I have tried that. As soon as I reboot and remove cd it doesn't boot. I am avoiding deletein m win 7 partition as I need it | 08:25 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | hi all | 08:25 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo apt-get install gnome-volume-manager | 08:26 |
Dr_Willis | Fwb2700: 'it dosent boot' meaning - you get no grub menu? or the grub menu fails... or.... | 08:26 |
iromli | hello guys, what's the command to show all environment variables? | 08:26 |
Dr_Willis | iromli: 'set' or 'env' i recall. | 08:26 |
Dr_Willis | iromli: the list can get very large | 08:26 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 08:27 |
Fwb2700 | Dr_Willis: Error no such partition grub rescue: | 08:27 |
daniel_ | Reading package lists... Done | 08:27 |
daniel_ | Building dependency tree | 08:27 |
daniel_ | Reading state information... Done | 08:27 |
daniel_ | Package gnome-volume-manager is not available, but is referred to by another package. | 08:27 |
daniel_ | This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or | 08:27 |
FloodBot3 | daniel_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:27 |
daniel_ | is only available from another source | 08:27 |
daniel_ | E: Package 'gnome-volume-manager' has no installation candidate | 08:27 |
Dr_Willis | Fwb2700: interesting.. this is a normal ubuntu install. - nothing fancy? | 08:27 |
DasEi | daniel_: though it's not win, I suggest a restart, it's like for an unknown reason no entry under /dev, maybe hal does the trick then | 08:28 |
DasEi | daniel, k.. | 08:28 |
iromli | Dr_Willis: ah yes, 'env' does the trick ... i keep fogetting this command ... thanks | 08:28 |
Fwb2700 | Brand new install of 10.10 | 08:28 |
DasEi | daniel_: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list | 08:28 |
daniel_ | ok i will restart | 08:28 |
DasEi | waiiit | 08:28 |
daniel_ | http://pastebin.com/UwbESkQF | 08:28 |
Dr_Willis | Fwb2700: yo could try to reinstall grub manually from a live cd. via a command similer to --> http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/locutus/its-too-hard-is-no-excuse-43304 | 08:28 |
Dr_Willis | Fwb2700: oops.. wrong paste.. just a mioment | 08:29 |
Fwb2700 | Dr_Willis: Brand new install of 10.10 along side 7 | 08:29 |
Dr_Willis | tomboy crashed my noted.. just a moment. :) | 08:30 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | i'd installed Lubuntu 10.4 on my eeepc 701 some mounths ago, but now i cannot enter with graphical screen. Using alt+f1 i can enter in text mode (so i'm sure the password is correct). how i can fix the problem? | 08:30 |
Dr_Willis | Fwb2700: command similer to --> sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/InstalledSystemMointPoint /dev/sda --recheck | 08:32 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: you see no LDM (gui) login screen? or is it there but not letting you login? | 08:33 |
daniel_ | <dasEi> the cd still doesn't work, i think i will reinstall the os | 08:33 |
Fwb2700 | Dr_Willis: Tried that earlier someone on here was helping. Couldn't get it to work | 08:33 |
DasEi | daniel_: strange thing that.. open terminal again | 08:33 |
DasEi | daniel_: cd /dev && ls | 08:33 |
daniel_ | ok | 08:33 |
Dr_Willis | Fwb2700: You could always put the grub loader on a flash drive and see if it can boot from that. (as a test) | 08:34 |
DasEi | daniel_: no sr0 there ? | 08:34 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis: i can see the LDM, but when i try to enter with my login-password, i cannot enter | 08:34 |
daniel_ | no it's not there | 08:34 |
cyphase | does anyone else find that the automatic totem bookmarking only works sporadically? | 08:35 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: as a 'test' you could stop ldm with 'sudo service ldm stop' (from a console) then try 'startx' and see if that gets you to the desktop | 08:35 |
DasEi | daniel_: pastebinit /var/log/messages | 08:35 |
daniel_ | http://pastebin.com/Gm1ZWQ6r | 08:35 |
atari2600a | hey, I know natty's beta should be hitting within a month so I was wondering if someone could give me a more finite ETA | 08:36 |
KucukMubasir | hi guys, when I type "sudo service gdm stop" I got "stop: Unknown instance", why might it be? | 08:37 |
concon | atari2600a: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyReleaseSchedule | 08:37 |
atari2600a | concon: thanks | 08:38 |
Dr_Willis | KucukMubasir: what version of ubuntu are you using? | 08:38 |
pnorman | I'm contemplating getting a SATA controller for my ubuntu server. Any suggestions as to where to go for researching hardware compatability? | 08:38 |
DasEi | KucukMubasir: maybe because it's not running ?! | 08:38 |
Dr_Willis | KucukMubasir: you are not accidently using XDM/KDM/LDM are you? | 08:39 |
atari2600a | saddening that I'll have to wait another month, but nice to know a3 is hitting the streets this week | 08:39 |
atari2600a | kthxbye | 08:39 |
DasEi | daniel_: also all fine there, as 48X cdrom in sr0 ... sudo touch /dev/sr0 | 08:40 |
KucukMubasir | Dr_Willis: I open it in recovery mode and in root | 08:40 |
DasEi | KucukMubasir: so no gdm runniing, try with start instead, then stop works | 08:40 |
KucukMubasir | thanks | 08:40 |
DasEi | :) | 08:40 |
KucukMubasir | and when I type sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia-*, I got this error after a few lines "Couldn't find package nvidia-*" | 08:41 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo service udev restart | 08:42 |
KucukMubasir | oh, I resolved it as well, I think | 08:42 |
DasEi | KucukMubasir: miss the '-', and for a checkout first append a --dry-run | 08:42 |
daniel_ | maybe this will help:http://img824.imageshack.us/i/screenshot2xfq.png/ | 08:42 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis: I tryied, it says: "ldm: unrecognized service" | 08:42 |
KucukMubasir | DasEi: do you mean "sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia*" ? | 08:43 |
KucukMubasir | oh, you were referring the --dry-run-purge ? | 08:44 |
DasEi | KucukMubasir: sudo apt-get remove --purge nvidia* --dry-run | 08:44 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: if you are useing 'gdm' try gdm, if kdm, try kdm. just make sure your 'login screen' service is not running befor you try the startx command. | 08:44 |
DasEi | KucukMubasir: the appendix to make sure you don't waste unwanted pakets, if all fine, cut it again | 08:45 |
KucukMubasir | DasEi: same error | 08:45 |
KucukMubasir | Couldn't find package nvidia* | 08:45 |
DasEi | KucukMubasir: you saw the turnaourund in first half of cmd ? | 08:45 |
KucukMubasir | what do you mean by that? | 08:45 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo mount /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom | 08:46 |
DasEi | KucukMubasir: apt-get remove --purge vs apt-get --purge remove | 08:46 |
daniel_ | mount: /dev/sr0: unknown device | 08:46 |
KucukMubasir | DasEi: ? | 08:47 |
DasEi | daniel_: but ls should show it now under /dev | 08:47 |
KucukMubasir | there are some packages "Note, selecting nvidia-blablabla" for reges "nvidia*" | 08:47 |
DasEi | aharr, KucukMubasir | 08:47 |
DasEi | daniel_: cd /dev && ls | 08:48 |
DasEi | sr0 there ? | 08:48 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis: with ctrl+alt+f7 i can see login screen of Lubuntu, but in text mode, using ps aux, i not see ldm or gdm or kdm, do you want see the entire ps aux? | 08:48 |
daniel_ | cd /dev && ls | 08:48 |
daniel_ | yes sr0 | 08:49 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: you may want to ask in #lubuntu how to stop their login service. I thought it was ldm. it may be called somthing differntly | 08:49 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: you could look in /etc/init/ and see if theres a gdm.conf or ldm.conf of somthingelseDM.conf it may be using. | 08:49 |
DasEi | daniel_: the touch just placed a "dummy there", well : sudo gconfeditor | 08:49 |
DasEi | daniel_: sudo gconf-editor | 08:50 |
DasEi | * | 08:50 |
daniel_ | the configuration editor just opened | 08:50 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | ok thank you Dr_Willis | 08:51 |
KucukMubasir | DasEi: any help for me apart from aharr ? :( | 08:51 |
KucukMubasir | could I be removed them already? | 08:52 |
DasEi | KucukMubasir: apparently files where found now, so if nothing but nvidia is listed. drop the dry-run from the end and do desired purge | 08:52 |
MegaHerz | I need to create WIFI network via /etc/network/interfaces on 10.04. Is there a good guide on this? | 08:52 |
KucukMubasir | DasEi: that list is the same as without dry-run anyway | 08:52 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis found lxdm, i'll try to stop it | 08:53 |
DasEi | KucukMubasir: remove often pulls lots of dependencies out, too, which is not always wanted, this was my advice, and you found your nividias now, nor ? | 08:54 |
gaelfx | MegaHerz: why do you have to do it via that particular path? | 08:54 |
MegaHerz | gaelfx: for reasons ) can you help me? | 08:55 |
gaelfx | MegaHerz: not sure, but I'll try | 08:56 |
MegaHerz | gaelfx: just need to know what to type in the /etc/network/interfaces - how to setup key, ssid, and make my dhcp to work over it upon its start | 08:56 |
KucukMubasir | DasEi: I still get "couldn't find package nvidia*" | 08:56 |
daniel_ | <DasEi>: u there? | 08:56 |
KucukMubasir | anyway I am trying to install the package now, let's see | 08:56 |
gaelfx | MegaHerz: did you check this out: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo ? | 08:56 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis found ok stopped lxdm, using startx (without sudo) there is this error "Error from xkbcomp are not fatal to the X server | 08:56 |
MegaHerz | gaelfx: actually, I'm having the Internet via WiMax using a device with reverse engineered driver which doesn't like NM for some reasons. So I have to stop NM service every time I run the Internet | 08:57 |
falkon303 | anyone ever find out how to make desktop effects work again? | 08:57 |
falkon303 | mine decided to randomly quit | 08:57 |
falkon303 | I've read about similar experience | 08:57 |
falkon303 | s | 08:57 |
MegaHerz | gaelfx: and now I just need to share my internet with a comrade laying near me in the hospital )))) | 08:57 |
falkon303 | not nvidia | 08:57 |
falkon303 | just that ubuntu said "Oh... I am tired of desktop fx" | 08:57 |
MegaHerz | gaelfx: no, thanks for the link! | 08:58 |
falkon303 | "let's put some horizontal lines through your firefox fonts while I am at it." | 08:58 |
gaelfx | MegaHerz: well, if you're connected via wireless, I'm not sure if you can create your own ad-hoc wireless network, but lemme do a little more digging | 08:58 |
falkon303 | "Thanks UBuntu! My website looks waay better!" | 08:58 |
gaelfx | MegaHerz: and np by the way | 08:58 |
gaelfx | !enter > falkon303 | 08:59 |
ubottu | falkon303, please see my private message | 08:59 |
falkon303 | I don't need that stupid 3d matrixy looking pos cube neways | 08:59 |
gaodebo | 济南的 | 08:59 |
gaelfx | !zh > gaodebo | 09:00 |
ubottu | gaodebo, please see my private message | 09:00 |
falkon303 | ubottu please see my (.|.) | 09:00 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 09:00 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: so 'startx' is not even working for the user? | 09:00 |
gaelfx | MegaHerz: when you say WiMax, are you talking about 3g? | 09:00 |
bisu[Shield] | how do you install git 1.7 | 09:03 |
MegaHerz | gaelfx: I don't know technical details but afaik WiMax is what a provider called "Yota" here in Moscow uses in his network and I thikn its more like WiFi, but fires on broader distances ) | 09:03 |
Dr_Willis | !info git | 09:03 |
ubottu | git (source: git): fast, scalable, distributed revision control system. In component main, is optional. Version 1:1.7.1-1.1ubuntu0.1 (maverick), package size 5660 kB, installed size 11684 kB | 09:03 |
Dr_Willis | bisu[Shield]: it seems to be in the default repository. | 09:04 |
KucukMubasir | darn | 09:04 |
KucukMubasir | I got the error of "frequency is out of range" | 09:04 |
KucukMubasir | DasEi: any help for this? | 09:04 |
gaelfx | MegaHerz: hm, well, if it's using your wireless card, I don't think you'll be able to make a wireless network with it and keep your connection | 09:04 |
KucukMubasir | can I change something in conf files to decrease this frequency? | 09:04 |
gaelfx | gaelfx: but you could set it up so you can play wormux or something like that together :D | 09:05 |
gaelfx | MegaHerz: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Adhoc | 09:05 |
usseldridge | Hello every one!, do you how to create an iso image from a usb ubuntu pendrive? | 09:05 |
Dr_Willis | usseldridge: not sure thats going to be easially doable.. whats On the pendrive now exactly? | 09:05 |
gaelfx | MegaHerz: oh, it might be possible/easier if you have a wifi USB dongle so you can use one wireless device to connect to the internet and another to broadcast your adhoc network | 09:06 |
MegaHerz | gaelfx: no, I use a special device, plugged into usb | 09:06 |
MegaHerz | gaelfx: so they are different devices - one for the Internet, and another - for Wifi | 09:06 |
Customer__ | Hey, I'm having terrible troubles with Samba. No matter what I try, my XP box and Ubuntu box can't see each other... | 09:06 |
stieg | does anyone know where to get binary drivers for ralink WNIC | 09:06 |
bisu[Shield] | weird the latest is 1.5 | 09:07 |
DasEi | daniel : ? | 09:07 |
usseldridge | Dr_Willis: i have to create a VirtualBox machine but VB don't support booting from usb | 09:07 |
Fudge | hi how can I make a init.d script start on boot, my runlevel is 2 and rc2.d 3 4 etc has S19espeakup as i figured it would, but it snot starting on boot and there are no errors i can see | 09:07 |
javahorn_ | Hi, i am on LIVE CD ubuntu 10.10. Can i find skype and test it firsthand for video etc , before installing actual ubuntu? | 09:08 |
Dr_Willis | usseldridge: just 'dd' the flash drive to a image file. and set it up as a hard drive image for vbox. would be a way to do that then. | 09:08 |
Dr_Willis | usseldridge: no need tomake it an 'iso' image file. when a HD image file can work | 09:08 |
javahorn_ | Dr_Willis: any suggestion? | 09:09 |
Fudge | javahorn_ sure look in synaptic for skype | 09:09 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: sorry very new | 09:09 |
Dr_Willis | usseldridge: ive seen some vbox docs/guides on doing this. but never tried it myself. | 09:09 |
falkon303 | ruby on rails or php (anyone)? | 09:09 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: where to find synaptic | 09:09 |
* gaelfx1 sighs, pidgin :( | 09:09 | |
Dr_Willis | synaptic is not on the default setups any more i thought. | 09:09 |
Fudge | click on system menu, administration then synaptic package manager | 09:10 |
gaelfx1 | Dr_Willis: Synaptic is, software sources is hidden inside it though | 09:10 |
falkon303 | sometimes I think hummus was created by the gods | 09:10 |
Dr_Willis | javahorn_: applications -> software center look for skype perhaps. | 09:10 |
Fudge | oh Dr_Willis ? you can also goto a terminal or console and type sudo apt-get install skype | 09:10 |
usseldridge | Dr_Willis: ok, i'll try | 09:10 |
Dr_Willis | Fudge: that works :) | 09:10 |
eXpLoD | how do i refresh the upper panel? | 09:10 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis: yes, startx not work for the user | 09:10 |
Dr_Willis | if the repos are right | 09:10 |
Fudge | sry Dr_Willis for answering whilst you were | 09:10 |
falkon303 | so the other day I was tweaking with getting silverlight to run on ubuntu | 09:11 |
Fudge | now back to my prob with espeakup, its not loading on boot :D | 09:11 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: as a second 'test' try making a new user. 'sudo adduser billgates' (or whoever) and login ont ot he console as them.. see if startx works for them. | 09:11 |
falkon303 | I got the loader to show up | 09:11 |
falkon303 | the spinner | 09:11 |
gaelfx1 | !enter > falkon303 | 09:11 |
ubottu | falkon303, please see my private message | 09:11 |
falkon303 | what jacks it up is when the xml file identifies the ubuntu platform | 09:11 |
KucukMubasir | how may I go into init 3? | 09:12 |
falkon303 | SYstem.WIndows.Browser.Dll | 09:13 |
Dr_Willis | !runlevel | KucukMubasir | 09:13 |
ubottu | KucukMubasir: In Ubuntu all runlevels except 0,1 and 6 are by default equal. Also keep in mind that Ubuntu now uses !Upstart instead of System V init so there is normally no /etc/inittab. | 09:13 |
falkon303 | specifically | 09:13 |
gaelfx1 | MegaHerz: did you find the info in that second link I sent you? there's an example interfaces file that you shoudl take a look at, I think it has what you want | 09:13 |
Dr_Willis | KucukMubasir: short answser.. you dont.. ubuntu dosent use runlevels that way | 09:13 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: it is not at software centre, i mean , does skype along with LIVE CD , so that i can test, rather than installing afresh? | 09:13 |
KucukMubasir | thanks Dr_Willis | 09:13 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis: i've created new user but startx not work | 09:13 |
Dr_Willis | javahorn_: could be the Skype repos are not included by default. check the skype factoid to see where its at. | 09:14 |
Dr_Willis | !skype | javahorn_ | 09:14 |
ubottu | javahorn_: To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto - Please use open protocols instead if you can, see !Ekiga | 09:14 |
KucukMubasir | is there any solutions for "frequency is out of range" error? | 09:14 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: thats a sign of a deeper systemissue. not just a user setting. :( that can be much harder to figure out. | 09:14 |
gaelfx1 | eXpLoD: to refresh the panel, I believe you would have to restart gdm, so best bet is log out and in again | 09:14 |
Fudge | javahorn_ see my second solution, quick check sudo apt-cache search skype if it shows sudo apt-get isntall skype | 09:14 |
gaelfx1 | eXpLoD unless I misunderstood what it is you want to do? | 09:14 |
falkon303 | I sure wish mio factory worked on ubuntu | 09:14 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: are you getting any sctual error messages with it? what does startx do exactly when youy try it. | 09:14 |
falkon303 | javascript -> exe | 09:15 |
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eXpLoD | Well the date is weird,it's upside down,so i thought refreshing the panel would help | 09:15 |
eXpLoD | how is the default image viewer named in ubuntu? | 09:15 |
sharperguy | Hey. Does anyone here know how I can install the java OpenCL library? There doesn't seem to be anything in the repos. | 09:16 |
rww | eXpLoD: evince, I think | 09:16 |
gaelfx1 | eXpLoD maybe you need to remove the applet from the panel and then re-add it? | 09:16 |
eXpLoD | yea,how is the date and time applet named? | 09:17 |
ruif13 | hi, please i need a big help :( dono why i can't use my monitor connected to my laptop with HDMI cable, anyone can help? i have nvidia | 09:17 |
gaelfx1 | eXpLoD not sure, right-click it and select properties to find out | 09:17 |
gaelfx1 | ruif13: do you have the nvidia drivers installed already? | 09:17 |
ruif13 | yes gaelfx1 | 09:18 |
eXpLoD | yeah just de-selected show time and then selected it again and now its fine | 09:18 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: sudo apt-cache search skype at command prompt does not throw up anything, so it is confirmed LIVE CD does not have skype preinstalled. now best will be to install as you suggested? | 09:18 |
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Fudge | javahorn_ in the default places it gets programs from, called the repositories | 09:18 |
ddd | sharperguy, I believed u just need to add to your CP path | 09:18 |
Dr_Willis | ruif13: ive seen some laptops get confused. if the cable/monitor is not plugged in when the system powers/boots up. also there may be Fn-XXX keys on the laptop to toggle the external monitor. | 09:19 |
gaelfx | ruif13: and have you tried asking the settings utility to detect monitors while the hdmi is plugged in? | 09:19 |
Dr_Willis | ruif13: OR try the nvidia-settings tool to see if they detect it. | 09:19 |
Fudge | jump on skype.com and download a .deb for it, pretty easy to install sudo dpkg -i skype-filename.deb | 09:19 |
gaelfx | eXpLoD haha, cool, I love when stuff like that happens | 09:20 |
ruif13 | gaelfx I the nvidia detects the model monitor and resolution but when i restart x still the same | 09:20 |
ruif13 | gaelfx i look at the boot of my laptop and doesn't ssee anything about hdmi | 09:20 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: video works fine with that kind of .deb? | 09:21 |
ruif13 | i gona pastbin my config | 09:21 |
ruif13 | w8 | 09:21 |
Fudge | yes javahorn_ | 09:21 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: Thanks, let me try, be here. ;-) | 09:21 |
gaelfx | ruif13: gimme a sec, I'm, gonna take a look at my settings | 09:21 |
ayush_ | which are the non-apple notebooks that have a multi-touch touchpad? | 09:21 |
gaelfx | ayush_: tons of em, nowadays | 09:22 |
gaelfx | ayush_: I'm pretty sure a lot of ASUS lappies have em | 09:22 |
Dr_Willis | its impossible to keep up with all the new neat stuff comming out.. or comming out soon. :) | 09:22 |
ddd | ehm does ubuntu support multitouch device? | 09:22 |
stieg | where to get binary drivers of ralink wireless cards on net, anyone knows? | 09:22 |
Assid | hrmm how well does ubuntu netbook perform on those 10" asus eepc netbooks | 09:23 |
Dr_Willis | ddd: it was supposed tobe a improved feature in 10.10 i recall. | 09:23 |
ayush_ | gaelfx, are ASUS laptops good for linux? | 09:23 |
ruif13 | gaelfx my configs http://paste.ubuntu.com/572987/ | 09:23 |
gaelfx | ayush_: yeah, I'd say they're generally pretty good | 09:23 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis: sorry for delay, i'm trying to create a paste of errors | 09:24 |
gaelfx | ayush_: most popular brands work somewhat well at least, though there's almost always a little tweaking that needs to be done | 09:24 |
gaelfx | ruif13: did you try to use it with twinview at all? to see if perhaps the problem is with xinerama? | 09:25 |
ruif13 | hum gona see | 09:25 |
ayush_ | Is there any major company that sells laptops with no OS / freedos / linux pre-installed? | 09:26 |
ddd | as ayush_ asked, any notebook add multitouch (excl apple)? | 09:26 |
gaelfx | ddd: can you scroll with two fingers on your touchpad in ubuntu? cause that's multitouch | 09:26 |
gaelfx | ayush_: there are a few, but most of the "majors" seem to have stopped doing that | 09:26 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: the 'pastebin' command does wonders. :) | 09:26 |
Dr_Willis | ayush_: system76 i think does. | 09:27 |
Dr_Willis | ayush_: but 'major' is a relative word here. :) | 09:27 |
gaelfx | I think if you buy 1000+ units, you can get them without anything installed | 09:27 |
lahwran | is there a way to use apt-get trickery to 'upgrade' linux mint to ubuntu? | 09:27 |
concon | Synaptic had multitouch long before apple | 09:27 |
ayush_ | yeah but system76 laptops are as costly as apple's and are made out of plastic. | 09:27 |
ddd | gaelfx, I haven't tried that yet. Is it support zooming? | 09:28 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: while installing 10.10. i get "No Root File System defined". what to correct? | 09:28 |
Dr_Willis | lahwran: it uses the same repos for the 'ubuntu' side. so try upgrading it and see.. dont expect much spport from here, or mint if it fails however. | 09:28 |
ddd | and rotating? | 09:28 |
gaelfx | ddd: last time I tried it on my netbook, I believe it did | 09:28 |
gaelfx | ddd: did not try rotating | 09:28 |
lahwran | Dr_Willis: it's not my machine, it's a friend who installed mint and now I'm going "eww go away mint" | 09:28 |
Dr_Willis | lahwran: you could try removing all the mint specific repos.. adding the ubuntu ones.. and let it fight it out. (i would suggest doing backups) | 09:28 |
concon | javahorn_: Sounds like you haven't defined a root partition | 09:29 |
ddd | good to knowing that:) | 09:29 |
martinusex | Hi folks, glad to have found this channel :) | 09:29 |
gaelfx | ddd: well, don't take it as a given, it's something you gotta test on your hardware. just cause it worked for me doesn't mean you'll get the same results with anything | 09:30 |
paone | can any one help me | 09:30 |
javahorn_ | concon: i have existing windows(corrupted), so where i should define root partition? | 09:30 |
gaelfx | martinusex: glad you did too, what can we help you with? | 09:30 |
ddd | gaelfx, got it | 09:30 |
ddd | Is ubuntu will use gnome3 shell on the next release? | 09:30 |
paone | i installed ubutnu in my laptop dell inspiron n4030 | 09:30 |
Dr_Willis | ddd: i dont think so.. it jhas the new 'unity' stuff its going to be using | 09:30 |
paone | and my wireless and lan does work | 09:30 |
paone | how to install it | 09:31 |
javahorn_ | it says about unmount partitions but i did not unmount it | 09:31 |
paone | i am new to it | 09:31 |
gaelfx | ddd: there were rumory kinda things that they'll be using unity, but even if they don't, I don't think Gnome 3 will make the cut | 09:31 |
ddd | Dr_Willis, u mean ubuntu will _NOT_ adopt gnome3 shell at al? | 09:31 |
concon | javahorn_: Are you installing ubuntu while keeping windows? | 09:31 |
javahorn_ | specify partitions manually i clicked | 09:31 |
Fudge | javahorn_ when tryint to install the root filesystem goes in / so the mount point will be / | 09:31 |
javahorn_ | concon: yes | 09:31 |
martinusex | @gaelfx : i have a broken Lucid 10.04, I installed oregano and some things around that and the GUI got messed up (mixed colors and such) | 09:32 |
Dr_Willis | ddd: 'rumor abound' but ive not heard it mention that they will be useing it.. | 09:32 |
concon | javahorn_: The partition you're going to install ubuntu on needs to have the label / | 09:32 |
martinusex | In the end the system hangs | 09:32 |
Dr_Willis | ddd: i would say it may be in the repos eventually.. but not the default | 09:32 |
concon | Not lable, mount point | 09:32 |
gaelfx | martinusex: did you try reinstalling ubuntu-desktop? | 09:32 |
martinusex | i try to reinstal from live cd but the systems hangs in the GUI mode | 09:32 |
gaelfx | martinusex: or maybe reinstalling gdm is a better place to start, sorry, I went a little nuclear off the bat there | 09:33 |
Dr_Willis | !info oregano | 09:33 |
ubottu | oregano (source: oregano): tool for schematical capture of electronic circuits. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.69.1-2ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 443 kB, installed size 4116 kB | 09:33 |
javahorn_ | concon: Fudge i have to give it manually somewhere after specify partitions manually? | 09:33 |
javahorn_ | ie / mount point? | 09:33 |
Dr_Willis | martinusex: you installed a electronics app and it messed up the gui? | 09:33 |
concon | It's while you're specifying partitions, it's one of the input boxes | 09:33 |
ddd | actually I feel comfortible with gnome2.x | 09:33 |
gaelfx | ddd: if you really wanna try it, there's probably a ppa for gnome 3, you could always try it out with a persistent liveusb install | 09:34 |
martinusex | @gaelfx : never mind.. I currently try to repair the system | 09:34 |
Fudge | javahorn_ did you put / in as the mount point | 09:34 |
javahorn_ | concon: Fudge , which point i have to say for / mount point? | 09:34 |
martinusex | Dr Willis Yep | 09:34 |
ouned | hi. Does xrandr support negative positions for monitors? I have my right screen on the right and my second on the left which seems to be a huge problem for ubutnu | 09:34 |
gaelfx | martinusex: np, good luck | 09:34 |
Dr_Willis | martinusex: that seems like a sign of some deeper problem. That app shouldent messed up the system. | 09:35 |
ouned | LOL i have my Main* screen on the right | 09:35 |
Dr_Willis | martinusex: try booting to the text mode, see if startx works, look for error messages | 09:35 |
Fudge | javahorn_ that fix you up? | 09:35 |
ddd | gaelfx, yes I have. and my short concl I less productive | 09:35 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: NO | 09:35 |
Fudge | a / i.e slash character | 09:35 |
Fudge | did you do that | 09:35 |
gaelfx | ddd: that's not surprising, it seems like a kinda wild change to undertake | 09:35 |
javahorn_ | i get unmount partition just after i select Engligh language | 09:35 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis: this is the error http://paste.ubuntu.com/572993/ | 09:36 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: so i am not sure, where i can enter this / as mount point | 09:36 |
martinusex | Dr Willis : right.. i really have no clue what has ahppened.. additionally I tried KiCad but I'm not sure when it actually happend: I'm currently in the text mode: will come back in a minute or so | 09:36 |
Fudge | javahorn_ you cant install to a drive tha tis mounted or you ahve viewed from your cd, right click and unmount it | 09:36 |
ddd | gaelfx, there're some change that bother me. unity more less | 09:37 |
Fudge | you also need to make sure that if you are sharing it with windows that you partition it, you really need to just do a google for installing ubuntu side by side windows | 09:37 |
KucukMubasir | guys when I type xrandr, I get the error of "Can't open display" | 09:37 |
KucukMubasir | any help? | 09:37 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: :( | 09:38 |
Dr_Willis | LXCC-Vincenzo: as another test try just running 'X' see if it has a dixplay with a X cursor.. somting seems really weird here. | 09:38 |
gaelfx | ddd: well, the nice thing about unity is that it's designed more or less for widescreen monitors, so things that don't need to be vertical generally aren't. I can't believe it's taken this long since widescreens became popular for anyone to do that | 09:38 |
Chali | KucukMubasir, have you tried sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop? | 09:39 |
Dr_Willis | gaelfx: one of the reasons i liked windowmaker so much years ago.. :) vertical dock-warf things.. | 09:39 |
KucukMubasir | Chali: no | 09:39 |
KucukMubasir | I think it is still running | 09:39 |
KucukMubasir | let me try | 09:39 |
gaelfx | Dr_Willis: sounds like an interesting project, is it still around? | 09:40 |
KucukMubasir | I got gdm stop/waiting response | 09:40 |
Dr_Willis | gaelfx: yes. has some neat ideas that i really Miss in these newer desktops | 09:40 |
KucukMubasir | "gdm stop/waiting" | 09:40 |
gaelfx | Dr_Willis: googling | 09:40 |
Chali | KucukMubasir, let's talk in private so we don't flood the channel | 09:42 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis: when i use startx , there is no X cursor. there is only a line in black screen for a moment and after that message appear | 09:43 |
martinusex | @gaelfx , Dr_Willis: I went inot recovery mode and have it repair broken packages and update grub, so ths system looks healthy again. :) thank you for your healing hands | 09:43 |
gaelfx | Dr_Willis: that does look pretty handy, and it's pretty impressive that an X11 window manager manages not to look completely awful | 09:43 |
gaelfx | martinusex: haha, glad you got your system back in working order | 09:44 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: what is optimum drive space to allocate? | 09:44 |
Fudge | javahorn_ it depends on your drive, 20gig from | 09:45 |
Psycho_Dad | raido: Hi again raido. I'm back under Ubuntu and I couldn't install Debian's zd1211 firmware as Ubuntu seems to contain it in the linux-firmware package. | 09:45 |
gaelfx | does ubottu have anything for initial partition set up? like recommendation? | 09:46 |
Chali | Could anyone help me with this? "Makefile:5: buildsys.mk: The file or folder does not exist make: *** No rule for creating "buildsys.mk". Halts" | 09:47 |
gaelfx | javahorn_: usually it's like this: 10-30GB for '/' and double your physical ram for swap, then make the rest '/home' | 09:47 |
martinusex | !info oregano | 09:48 |
ubottu | oregano (source: oregano): tool for schematical capture of electronic circuits. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.69.1-2ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 443 kB, installed size 4116 kB | 09:48 |
ubuntuWantaBe | can someone help, I am using banshee with ubuntu 10.10 for my ipod, but everytime I plug my ipod up I get an error saying "Could not mount HerPod" | 09:48 |
* gaelfx snickers | 09:48 | |
ubuntuWantaBe | do I need to mount the ipod? | 09:48 |
martinusex | Ok people I am gone you might see me more often now :), Bye | 09:49 |
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gaelfx | javahorn_: the important thing to remember is that you want your '/home' on a separate partition from '/' so that if you have to reinstall, you can still keep all your important files | 09:50 |
ubuntuWantaBe | I thought ubuntu 10.10 just worked with all ipods & iphones | 09:51 |
gaelfx | ubuntuWantaBe: it sure sounds like you ought to try at least | 09:51 |
gaelfx | !ipod | ubuntuWantaBe | 09:52 |
ubottu | ubuntuWantaBe: For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - For the iPhone and the iPod Touch, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod | 09:52 |
ubuntuWantaBe | and I am more then willing except I never mounted anything, I don`t know how to begain | 09:52 |
ubuntuWantaBe | oh ok thx | 09:52 |
zetheroo | how do you know if Java JVm is running or not? | 09:53 |
gaelfx | ubuntuWantaBe: go to Places->Computer . Your ipod should show up there, then right-click it and you should be able to mount it | 09:53 |
gaelfx | zetheroo: ps -A | 09:53 |
ubuntuWantaBe | ok working on that | 09:53 |
sony | hi all | 09:54 |
gaelfx | howdy, what's up? | 09:54 |
zetheroo | gaelfx: if it's not running how do I run it? | 09:54 |
V3NOM | hi | 09:54 |
V3NOM | hello | 09:55 |
ubuntuWantaBe | this time I got "unable to mount location ,DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bu | 09:55 |
crimson22 | anyone know how to set up dual screens on ubuntu so i can actually drag windows between them? | 09:56 |
gaelfx | zetheroo: I don't really know, sorry. Why do you want java vm to be running? | 09:56 |
ubuntuWantaBe | just thought I should show you the whole mesg | 09:56 |
zetheroo | gaelfx: Minecraft ;) | 09:56 |
Dr_Willis | crimson22: if using nvidia - run nvidia settings.. enable twinview. restart X server. (for best effect) | 09:56 |
gaelfx | Dr_Willis: er, I thought twinview just duped the first screen? | 09:57 |
ashnur | good morning | 09:57 |
Dr_Willis | crimson22: if using nvidia - run nvidia settings.. enable twinview -> save to xorg.conf restart X server. (for best effect) | 09:57 |
Dr_Willis | gaelfx: twinview is xinerama + extra features.. it can clone, or have one huge desktop | 09:57 |
gaelfx | zetheroo: you can't start minecraft straight away? | 09:57 |
crimson22 | Dr_Willis, that's what I'm doing, and although i can do separate things on each screen, i can't drag a firefox or explorer window from one screen to another | 09:57 |
gaelfx | Dr_Willis: ah, spiffy | 09:57 |
zetheroo | gaelfx: nope ... I get a bunch of errors | 09:57 |
ubuntuWantaBe | I wonder what the location has to do with anything? | 09:57 |
gaelfx | zetheroo: how did you install minecraft? | 09:58 |
Dr_Willis | crimson22: be sure Twinview is enabled, and you have it set to NOT be 2 seperate X displays. I do this all the time with m y 2 monitors | 09:58 |
crimson22 | Dr_Willis, hmm sec will check | 09:58 |
zetheroo | gaelfx: I didn't | 09:58 |
zetheroo | gaelfx: all I have is the .jar file | 09:58 |
ratc | looking for a good "paint" program for ubuntu. something like windows paint. GNU paint does not have "undo" , and Gimp is okay, but i need something simpler. Anybody know a good paint program? | 09:58 |
Dr_Willis | !info mtpaint | 09:58 |
ubottu | mtpaint (source: mtpaint): painting program to create pixel art and manipulate digital photos. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.31-2 (maverick), package size 643 kB, installed size 1788 kB | 09:58 |
bazhang | ratc, for kids? | 09:59 |
ratc | no not for kids | 09:59 |
gaelfx | zetheroo: do you have java installed? | 09:59 |
zetheroo | gaelfx: oh .. I just did "java -jar minecraft.jar" and it's come up ... :) | 09:59 |
bazhang | that rules out tuxpaint then | 09:59 |
ratc | yes, just tried it. it's pretty cool. | 09:59 |
gaelfx | zetheroo: haha, congrats | 09:59 |
zetheroo | gaelfx: I was trying to use the command from the Minecraft site ... which was going nowhere | 10:00 |
himay | hey can ny one please help me with message queues | 10:00 |
crimson22 | Dr_Willis, that did it, many thanks brosiedon | 10:00 |
ratc | i will try mtpaint. thanks | 10:00 |
gaelfx | ubuntuWantaBe: did you try unplugging and repluggin? | 10:00 |
gaelfx | (sorry about lateness of reply) | 10:00 |
ubuntuWantaBe | no trying that now | 10:00 |
himay | hi Please give tell me how to extract send time & recv time from message queus | 10:01 |
gwinbeeeee | hi, I recently upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04, and am now faced with an unresponsive keyboard and mouse as soon as GDM starts. | 10:01 |
himay | vhdfgh | 10:01 |
ashnur | i would ask you help if it's possible. i am having a laptop with a relatively screwed up system. running xfce(was ubuntu, then i installed xubuntu and removed gnome). now it always boots in low graphics mode, but if I enter in text mode and run startx or startxfce4, everything works like charm | 10:01 |
gaelfx | ubuntuWantaBe: also, are you sure the ipod is charged at all? | 10:02 |
gwinbeeeee | this doesn't concern me too much as I plan to upgrade right into 9.10 from here but I am not sure how I am going to be able to do it without a keyboard | 10:02 |
bazhang | ashnur, removed gnome how | 10:02 |
gaelfx | !who > ubuntuWantaBe | 10:02 |
ubottu | ubuntuWantaBe, please see my private message | 10:02 |
ubuntuWantaBe | same mesg yes it is charged up | 10:02 |
ubuntuWantaBe | oh ok | 10:02 |
ashnur | bazhang, apt-get remove gnome | 10:02 |
gwinbeeeee | I managed to ctrl+shift+sysrq+r, and then ctrl+alt+f1 | 10:02 |
gwinbeeeee | but from there I am not sure what to do. | 10:03 |
gaelfx | ubuntuWantaBe: could you pastebin the whole error message please? | 10:03 |
gaelfx | !pb | 10:03 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 10:03 |
punkinhell | HEY ALL | 10:03 |
ubuntuWantaBe | sure | 10:04 |
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pupuserc1803c | hi | 10:04 |
gaelfx | ubuntuWantaBe: ok, I have another thought actually, what did you last plug this ipod into? | 10:05 |
ashnur | i googled this thing for more then 5 hours now, but everyone who had this problem also had some driver problems which i do not have. i found one thread where someone had the same exact problem and removing everything from his user directory solved it. but this is a half year old system, i rather not delete everything | 10:05 |
ubuntuWantaBe | gaelfx unable to mount location, DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus) | 10:06 |
Dr_Willis | ashnur: its possible the theres a user setting that has a lower res' selected. does the login screen also use a low res mode? theres settings tools that let you selectchange the users res. | 10:06 |
punkinhell | guys i need help in syntax highlightig in vanill vi | 10:06 |
punkinhell | any ideas? | 10:06 |
Dr_Willis | punkinhell: install teh vim package that is the 'full' vim. the default vi is vim 'light' that dosent have the feature i think | 10:06 |
ubuntuWantaBe | the location thing is throwing me off | 10:07 |
amit | Whai is PCI latency stand for and what is its function? | 10:07 |
punkinhell | i can't install VIM on my machine | 10:07 |
ubuntuWantaBe | not that I know anything abut d | 10:07 |
bazhang | amit, how does that relate to ubuntu | 10:07 |
ubuntuWantaBe | dbus either | 10:08 |
ashnur | I am not really sure if it is low-res or not. it does not seem like it. I have an external monitor which I configured with nvidia-settings (runned with root, saved xorg.conf) to run and turned my laptop monitor off. but the dialog about low graphics mode appears on the laptop monitor. | 10:08 |
amit | bazhang: just asked to know no matter sorry! | 10:08 |
ddd | punkinhell, sudo apt-get install vim | 10:08 |
gaelfx | ubuntuWantaBe: hang on a sec, I'm looking | 10:08 |
Dr_Willis | punkinhell: given the # of vi variants out.. you may need to find one that does support that feature then. | 10:08 |
ubuntuWantaBe | ok | 10:08 |
punkinhell | i want to basically write up some code to syntax highlighting in vi instead of doing a VIM install | 10:09 |
Dr_Willis | punkinhell: the default 'vi' on ubuntu - is vim. | 10:09 |
veovis_muaddib | Can someone please point me towards a (hopefully quick) method for making a bootable XP flash drive from Ubuntu? | 10:09 |
ddd | punkinhell, I don't vi support syntx highli | 10:09 |
Dr_Willis | veovis_muaddib: seen that asked in her befor.. never seen an answer.. ask in #windows perhaps. | 10:09 |
veovis_muaddib | Dr_Willis: That's what I figured, thanks | 10:09 |
ddd | punkinhell, use vim | 10:09 |
zxh728 | how can i compile vim if i want to use gvim? can anyone tell me what parameters to use when ./configure | 10:09 |
evrim | helo | 10:10 |
punkinhell | @Dr_Willis : i have vi installed on my office machine,,, i have no rights to install VIM on it | 10:10 |
Dr_Willis | zxh728: why do you need to compile it? | 10:10 |
amit | bazhang: m still unable to install 64 bit OS on virtual machine | 10:10 |
Dr_Willis | punkinhell: so what sort of ubuntu install is this that they dont have the normal vim installed by default? | 10:10 |
oCean | !info vim-gnome | zxh728 | 10:10 |
ubottu | zxh728: vim-gnome (source: vim): Vi IMproved - enhanced vi editor - with GNOME2 GUI. In component main, is extra. Version 2:7.2.330-1ubuntu4 (maverick), package size 988 kB, installed size 2004 kB | 10:10 |
zxh728 | i use ubuntu10.04 and i want to install vim7.3 | 10:10 |
Dr_Willis | punkinhell: you could always compile it i guess.. | 10:10 |
bazhang | amit, then use 32bit | 10:10 |
ubuntuWantaBe | gaelfx: I last plug it into windows xp then rebooted over into unbuntu | 10:10 |
Dr_Willis | zxh728: thers proberly PPA's for newer version | 10:10 |
punkinhell | i want to do it the hard way.. i mean if i can cook some code replicating VIM in vi, that would be better.. so any idea where i should start looking at firstlY? | 10:11 |
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gaelfx | ubuntuWantaBe: did you eject the ipod before you restarted? | 10:11 |
ashnur | punkinhell, what "vi --version" tells you? | 10:11 |
oCean | !afk > coaboa | 10:11 |
ubottu | coaboa, please see my private message | 10:11 |
ubuntuWantaBe | no | 10:11 |
punkinhell | vi just tracks to /usr/bin/vi | 10:11 |
ubuntuWantaBe | <gaelfx : no | 10:11 |
gaelfx | ubuntuWantaBe: maybe you should try plugging it into a windows machine, then ejecting it, then plug it back into your ubuntu machine | 10:11 |
ashnur | that's not what I asked | 10:11 |
punkinhell | the vi i am talking about is installed on a HP-UX machine | 10:11 |
amit | bazhang: ok i will use 32 bit but i want to know why it is not installing so m not going to give up i will try as i want to learn only! | 10:12 |
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Dr_Willis | punkinhell: so they are not using ubuntu? | 10:12 |
punkinhell | nopes | 10:12 |
ashnur | :) | 10:12 |
Dr_Willis | punkinhell: so.. why are you asking about it in here then? | 10:12 |
bazhang | amit, and as suggested before ask about vbox products from their site in #vbox | 10:12 |
ddd | punkinhell, :) | 10:13 |
Dr_Willis | find/install or compile a vi that supports what you want. | 10:13 |
ubuntuWantaBe | ok couldn`t hurt I guess thxs back later as now I will have to reboot back into xp then boot back into ubuntu thats a lot of boots | 10:13 |
amit | :bazhang:they are saying its ubuntu problem | 10:13 |
ashnur | Dr_Willis, do you have any idea how can I further debug that with standard boot it enters in low graphics but with startx everything is ok. I am definitely a newbie on this, I do not know the difference betwen these. | 10:13 |
punkinhell | u've got my question wrong, i guess. I have vi installed on a HP-UX machine at my work place. And ofcourse i have ubuntu installed at home. as i don't have rights to install anything aon the HP-UX machine at work, i want to add the syntax highlighting functionality of VIM in VI at work | 10:14 |
oCean | amit: does your cpu have vt-x or vt-d? | 10:14 |
amit | oCean: yes i enabled both | 10:15 |
Dr_Willis | ashnur: Not sure of any differanfe - they mey be running some dirfernt startup/desktop startup files. | 10:15 |
ashnur | punkinhell, I still do not understand why the simple :syntax on wouldnot work | 10:15 |
amit | oCean: i enabled VT,VT-d from BIOS setup | 10:15 |
oCean | amit: you tried egrep '(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfo ? | 10:15 |
amit | oCean: yes | 10:15 |
punkinhell | well in vanilla vi u don't have a syntax option to work on...see how painful that is :) | 10:15 |
oCean | amit: and it returns what? | 10:15 |
amit | oCean: it has vme and vmx also under flags | 10:16 |
ashnur | Dr_Willis, that's what I thought, but are there any documentation somewhere about this? or any keyword to search..? I am really stuck with this :( | 10:16 |
ddd | punkinhell, like I said before u need to install vim. maybe with static link | 10:17 |
oCean | amit: hmm.. in that case you should be able to run 64bit guest. And your error is..? | 10:17 |
extra11 | ubuntu is nice :) desktop version, any try the server version? | 10:18 |
bazhang | extra11, sure | 10:18 |
extra11 | good? | 10:18 |
amit | oCean:http://img64.imageshack.us/content_round.php?page=done&l=img64/2296/screenshotyvh.png | 10:18 |
bazhang | extra11, some questions relating to it? | 10:18 |
bazhang | extra11, you may wish to try #ubuntu-server if so | 10:18 |
amit | oCean: i have 64bit as my host also | 10:18 |
oCean | amit: maybe it requires boot option for the kernel. It's redhat? | 10:19 |
Dr_Willis | ashnur: as a test. make a new user.. see if affects themn also | 10:19 |
amit | oCean: yes i want to run red hat under virtual box and Ubuntu is my host OS | 10:20 |
Dr_Willis | punkinhell: set up sshfs. use local vim to edit files.. | 10:20 |
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ashnur | ok, thanks, brb | 10:21 |
eXpLoD | i wanna add something in my bashrc so everytime i do scrot it saves the file in ~/Desktop/Screenshots and in .jpg format...any help? | 10:21 |
Dr_Willis | eXpLoD: any idea what you need to add? ive never uses scrot | 10:22 |
punkinhell | ok thanks,will get back to u if it doesn't work | 10:22 |
oCean | amit: you might try asking in #rhel, mentioning your exact error | 10:22 |
eXpLoD | maybe some alias or something....scrot is just a command line screenshot taker..it's handy sometimes | 10:22 |
amit | oCean: ok thanx i am going for it.thanx again for giving me time | 10:22 |
oCean | amit: no problem. | 10:23 |
LXCC-Vincenzo | Dr_Willis: no other ideas? | 10:23 |
KucukMubasir | how may I see the log file for hardwares? | 10:23 |
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MegaHerz | How to kill avahi to not it let come back again? | 10:28 |
bazhang | MegaHerz, why would you want to | 10:29 |
MegaHerz | bazhang: it removes IP from wlan0 damnit | 10:29 |
coraxx | MegaHerz: its proberly using a lot of CPU right ? | 10:29 |
MegaHerz | coraxx: no, it just makes bad things with my Intenet sharing | 10:30 |
coraxx | MegaHerz: was just guessing :-) | 10:30 |
amit | oNly cRiMe iZ CURiOSitY! | 10:30 |
javahorn_ | Fudge: how long it should take to install, i am stuck at keyboard layout for almost 1 hr!!!! | 10:31 |
Atharva | hi | 10:31 |
fortash | Hello | 10:31 |
Atharva | i m in a prob | 10:31 |
Atharva | pl help | 10:31 |
bazhang | Atharva, then ask | 10:31 |
amit | problem batao | 10:31 |
fortash | I don't seem to find add/remove applications anywhere | 10:31 |
fortash | why? | 10:31 |
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AegisX | Hi guys. I'm gonna ask a potentially inflammatory question... Emacs or vim? I want to learn one or the other. | 10:32 |
coraxx | fortash: which Ubuntu are you using ? | 10:32 |
fortash | netbook edition | 10:32 |
AegisX | I've read the wiki article, and I'm still not sure which to go for. | 10:32 |
amit | Atharva: problem batao yar | 10:32 |
fortash | latest | 10:32 |
bazhang | AegisX, ask in #ubuntu-bots | 10:32 |
bazhang | amit, stop that | 10:32 |
Atharva | I have installed VMware in my Pinguy OS(Linux) .How to transfer files from host to Virtual machine ??? | 10:32 |
amit | bazhang: sorry | 10:32 |
bazhang | Atharva, check out pinguy support then its not supported here | 10:32 |
coraxx | fortash: in your Application-menu isn't there a link for Ubuntu Software Center ? | 10:33 |
Atharva | ya it's there | 10:33 |
fortash | Yes there is | 10:33 |
fortash | should I search for it there? | 10:33 |
coraxx | fortash: that is the tool for removing and installing software easily in Ubuntu :-) | 10:33 |
AegisX | bazhang: I'm in the channel; do I ask a bot? | 10:33 |
javahorn_ | how long it should take to install, i am stuck at keyboard layout for almost 1 hr!!!! | 10:34 |
fortash | Yeah, just figured that out, heh sorry | 10:34 |
fortash | thanks for the help anyways | 10:34 |
badbyte | hi i wanted to know how can i autostart a programm when logging on | 10:34 |
coraxx | fortash: your welcome | 10:35 |
bazhang | AegisX, for "best" type questions yes. just try them and see what you like | 10:35 |
coraxx | badbyte: two ways to do that ... one is the "session"-tool in Ubuntu, where you can add alink to the software you wish to start ...and the other is in the terminal where you can add a file (don't recall its name but I'll look it up), where you list the software you wish to start | 10:36 |
Atharva | @fortash Pl help me... | 10:37 |
AegisX | bazhang: Thanks :) | 10:37 |
coraxx | badbyte: the Ubuntu tool is located in System --> Preferences --> Startup Application | 10:37 |
KucukMubasir | how may I return to GUI after I exit there with CTRL+ALT+F2 ? | 10:39 |
bazhang | ctrl alt f7 | 10:39 |
dfxxqi | list | 10:40 |
LiquidDemocracy | I want to sell an old PC. How can I find out what the CPU speed is and get more details about the CPU? | 10:41 |
bazhang | sudo lshw | 10:41 |
rafal_ | przez jaka komende mogę wywołać przycisk akcji w xfce ? | 10:42 |
badbyte | coraxx: thanx | 10:43 |
coraxx | badbyte: your welcome | 10:43 |
bazhang | rafal_, english here please | 10:43 |
javahorn_ | if i am stuck at keyboard layout for more than 1 hr, during installation of 10.10, i am ok? | 10:43 |
KucukMubasir | bazhang: are you sure of that? | 10:43 |
shaun_ | hey guys, having issues in ubuntu 10.4 with hitting > and shift at the same time | 10:43 |
KucukMubasir | the screen just frozen on Checking battery state with CTRL+ALT+F7 | 10:43 |
shaun_ | in quakelive it will "stick" | 10:43 |
Dr_Willis | javahorn_: i think thats a sign somthing crashed.. or you are formating a VERY VERY alrge hard drive in the background | 10:44 |
paone | can anyone help me | 10:44 |
paone | please | 10:44 |
Dr_Willis | LiquidDemocracy: cat /proc/cpuinfo | 10:44 |
shaun_ | anyone know where to disable > + shift hotkey? | 10:44 |
Dr_Willis | KucukMubasir: if you are using a nvidia system. and dont ahve the nvidia drivers installed yet. Ive had changing to the console/back to X. 'goof up' badly | 10:45 |
paone | i have dell inspiron n4030 | 10:45 |
javahorn_ | Dr_Willis: along with existing windows, i am installing | 10:45 |
paone | and i installed ubuntu 10.4 | 10:45 |
Dr_Willis | shaun_: shift > should not be a hotkey.. | 10:45 |
paone | my wireless doesn't work | 10:45 |
paone | i have dw1501 | 10:46 |
Dr_Willis | shaun_: sounds to me like an issue in quakelive, or the browser setting perhaps? | 10:46 |
javahorn_ | Dr_Willis: itmight be formatting around 100 gb in the background, which i selected to take space for ubuntu | 10:46 |
javahorn_ | Dr_Willis: should i wait more? | 10:46 |
paone | hello | 10:46 |
Dr_Willis | javahorn_: is it resizeing a windows install? that can take a LONG time. | 10:46 |
paone | no one is listening to me | 10:46 |
KucukMubasir | Dr_Willis: I couldn't get your last reply to me :/ | 10:46 |
Dr_Willis | paone: talk in complete sentances, dont use enter every 4 words.. give more details and be concise. | 10:47 |
KucukMubasir | paone: there might be thousands of reason for it | 10:47 |
javahorn_ | Dr_Willis: i did drag for lesser space for windows, once it asked, that might be reason? | 10:47 |
shaun_ | Dr_Willis, when i hit . and shift at the same time it gets stuck doing whatever . is bound to . I've asked in the quakelive forums but they are blaming it on ubuntu | 10:47 |
paone | ok | 10:47 |
LiquidDemocracy | Dr_Willis, thx | 10:47 |
badbyte | i have another question | 10:47 |
bazhang | paone, whats the chipset | 10:47 |
Dr_Willis | shaun_: shift . = > - thats not a 'hotkey' it Might be a browser setting/key combo. | 10:47 |
paone | broadcom | 10:47 |
bazhang | paone lspci in terminal to paste.ubuntu.com | 10:47 |
shaun_ | humm, ill look imusing firefox | 10:47 |
bazhang | !broadcom | paone please have a read | 10:48 |
ubottu | paone please have a read: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx | 10:48 |
Dr_Willis | KucukMubasir: untill i install the actual nvidia drivers onmy systems. (or use the nomodeset option, on a live cd) the consoles are useless tome. | 10:48 |
javahorn_ | Dr_Willis: progress bar is almost 70% done, so if guess be justified , i think, i am 2-3 steps away from full installation? | 10:48 |
badbyte | i have a zotac ion board as a pc. how can i get more performance when playing 1080p movies | 10:48 |
badbyte | ??? | 10:48 |
paone | ok | 10:48 |
KucukMubasir | Dr_Willis: I think I have installed the necessary drivers | 10:48 |
Dr_Willis | javahorn_: resizeing windows can take forever.. expecially if the hd was not scan/defragged first. | 10:48 |
javahorn_ | Dr_Willis: 6 -7 hrs? | 10:48 |
Dr_Willis | javahorn_: i always make it a point to even resize within windows.. or via gparted - NOT in the installer.. | 10:49 |
Dr_Willis | javahorn_: depends on the sizes of the HD.. yes... | 10:49 |
KucukMubasir | but the problem is that after I fill "Username", the login screen blacks out and refreshes back to "username" with empty textbox :/ | 10:49 |
Dr_Willis | javahorn_: i resized a 1tb hd the other day.. took several hrs.. it was very full however. | 10:49 |
bazhang | KucukMubasir, use small case only | 10:49 |
KucukMubasir | I do bazhang | 10:49 |
badbyte | i have a zotac ion board as a pc. how can i get more performance when playing 1080p movies??? | 10:50 |
javahorn_ | Dr_Willis: 320 gb around,safe to go out for sometime(6-7 hrs!!!) ? | 10:50 |
Jordan_U | Dr_Willis: Why not resize using the installer? | 10:50 |
Dr_Willis | KucukMubasir: now you are stateing a differnt issue.. that sounds liek X just crashing. | 10:50 |
KucukMubasir | so I think, I might login in console and return to GUI after, but It won't work | 10:50 |
bazhang | badbyte, dont repeat so quickly please | 10:50 |
Dr_Willis | Jordan_U: windows resizeing ntfs = like 10x+ faster then the installer.. also gparted at least gives me some feedback on how long its going to take.. | 10:50 |
badbyte | bazhang: ok sorry :) | 10:50 |
Dr_Willis | Jordan_U: so do what you want. :) | 10:50 |
KucukMubasir | even a gibberish username freezes and refreshes it | 10:50 |
Jordan_U | Dr_Willis: Good points. | 10:50 |
Dr_Willis | 'best' is to install linux on its own hard drive. :) | 10:51 |
KucukMubasir | Dr_Willis: if X is just crashing any advice for resolving this, or can I see something like log file to see the real error? | 10:52 |
coraxx | badbyte: which player are you using ? | 10:52 |
BIGBAMBU | copa | 10:52 |
oCean | !it | BIGBAMBU | 10:52 |
ubottu | BIGBAMBU: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 10:52 |
badbyte | coraxx: vlc mediaplayer, and the zotac board is a dual atom | 10:52 |
coraxx | badbyte: from which type of medium are you playing the video files ? | 10:53 |
BIGBAMBU | i prefer english guys | 10:53 |
sheepz | hello, I'm experiencing a weird issue, after I boot, the mouse does not work about 15-20seconds | 10:54 |
badbyte | coraxx: the files are on the HD | 10:54 |
badbyte | coraxx: harddisk | 10:54 |
coraxx | badbyte: ok ...but is the Harddrive as Solid State Disk ?.... is it a 7200 rpm regular disk ? | 10:55 |
eyesuck | hello, i have 10.10 and i want to move the window decorators from left to right side of windows | 10:55 |
eyesuck | how do i do that | 10:55 |
bazhang | !controls > eyesuck | 10:55 |
ubottu | eyesuck, please see my private message | 10:55 |
eyesuck | like that close/minimize | 10:55 |
badbyte | coraxx: it is a sata | 10:56 |
coraxx | eyesuck: use the gconf-editor (start in terminal) ...then goto to apps --> metacity --> general | 10:56 |
dashka | how to install yahoo messenger | 10:56 |
sheepz | anyone? | 10:56 |
dashka | pls tell me | 10:56 |
bazhang | dashka, install pidgin | 10:56 |
dashka | ok | 10:57 |
dashka | tnks | 10:57 |
bazhang | sheepz on a hub? | 10:57 |
coraxx | badbyte: you can use "mplayer" ...I've fiddled with a while back to try to get the most out of the systems performance. However it becomes a bit unstable...the player I mean. | 10:57 |
Dr_Willis | KucukMubasir: /var/log should have some Xorg logs | 10:58 |
azm | Hello, how is called the orgininal torrent client for ubuntu please < | 10:58 |
azm | ?* | 10:58 |
bazhang | transmission azm | 10:58 |
coraxx | eyesuck: then editor the button_layout so that the colon (:) is on the other side ...and it should be switched | 10:58 |
Dr_Willis | azm: 'transmission' is the default torrent client | 10:58 |
azm | Dr_Willis, thank you. | 10:58 |
badbyte | coraxx: i know but is there a way to start vlc player so that it uses both cores? | 10:59 |
Chali | could anyone please help me with my installation of audacious 2.5-alpha2? :3 | 11:00 |
coraxx | badbyte: that I don't know, sry | 11:00 |
bazhang | Chali, from where | 11:00 |
harasho | hey what is a good program to use for writing c++? | 11:01 |
badbyte | ok | 11:01 |
Dr_Willis | harasho: dozens of IDE's and text editors out for that | 11:01 |
Dr_Willis | !info geany | Haseo | 11:01 |
ubottu | Haseo: geany (source: geany): A fast and lightweight IDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.19.1-1 (maverick), package size 2731 kB, installed size 7244 kB | 11:01 |
francuz | hi, i have problem with installing Ubuntu 10.10. I cant click "next" button :( in this step wen you're typeing your password etc :( will sb help me? | 11:01 |
dashka | how to chat by using yahoo ID with camera | 11:01 |
Dr_Willis | harasho: see 'geany' | 11:01 |
harasho | Dr-Willis: yeah haha i was wondering if one stood out as the best. i saw a bunch | 11:01 |
Dr_Willis | harasho: it all depends on yur needs and the details | 11:02 |
dashka | how to chat by using yahoo ID with camera | 11:02 |
harasho | Dr_Willis: something that will be simple and clean, i just use c++ for my programming classes | 11:02 |
tazz | in.archive.ubuntu.com is misbehaving... who do i contact ? | 11:02 |
Dr_Willis | harasho: a little vague.. try geany i guess... | 11:02 |
bazhang | tazz, try another mirror | 11:03 |
Chali | bazhang, when I run ./configure it says that I'm missing gtk2, but it's installed :S | 11:03 |
coraxx | tazz: you can change your repository server to "main server" in your "Sources" | 11:03 |
bazhang | Chali, why would you possibly want to go outside package management for that | 11:04 |
Dr_Willis | coraxx: the command ' sudo apt-get build-dep PACKAGENAME | 11:04 |
dashka | how to chat by using yahoo ID with web cam | 11:04 |
bazhang | !repeat | dashka | 11:04 |
ubottu | dashka: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 11:04 |
Dr_Willis | coraxx: can install all needed dev dependencies to compile a package. If it has an older verison in the repos | 11:04 |
Chali | bazhang, well. just seems like a great update. but whatevs. I'll figure it out eventually :/ | 11:04 |
harasho | Dr_Willis: haha sorry about that. i took a look a geany. it looks perfect for my needs | 11:04 |
dashka | ok | 11:05 |
coraxx | Dr_Willis: nice info .... however I was not asking :-) | 11:05 |
dashka | how to chat by using yahoo ID with camera | 11:05 |
Dr_Willis | pass it on then. :) i need to make my fonts bigger. | 11:05 |
bazhang | dashka, dont repeat so quickly | 11:05 |
Dr_Willis | dashka: install some of the IM clients.. see if they have the feature. | 11:05 |
Dr_Willis | !im | dashka | 11:05 |
ubottu | dashka: The Instant Messenger Client Pidgin (formerly Gaim) (http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Pidgin) supports MSN, XMPP (Jabber, GTalk and variants), AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, ICQ, YIM, IRC and others. See also !Kopete | 11:05 |
tazz | bazhang, coraxx i have already changed, but that dosnt change the fact that the repo is misbehaving. The problem is being faces by others too. Just wanted to report it. | 11:06 |
KucukMubasir | Dr_Willis: should I check syslog for this login screen issue? | 11:06 |
coraxx | tazz: what error occurs ? | 11:06 |
Dr_Willis | KucukMubasir: you can always check.. X logs are in /var/log/Xorg.0.log* also | 11:06 |
Raj007 | quick question - I changed my hard drives around (physically), where do i edit my grub menu to stop pointing windows from SDD to SDA ? What file i mean, i'm in 10.10 | 11:06 |
bazhang | tazz, thats india so main servers would not be very close, better to choose something in JP or TW to be honest | 11:07 |
Dr_Willis | Raj007: you could just set teh bios to boot the other hd.. and it may work properly. | 11:07 |
tazz | bazhang, i use US | 11:07 |
thedark | hello everyone | 11:07 |
Dr_Willis | Raj007: and rerun 'sudo update-grub' after you boot into linuix | 11:07 |
tazz | coraxx, speeds are less than 1 kbps | 11:07 |
bazhang | tazz, the servers sometimes have issues, then come back. be patient | 11:08 |
coraxx | tazz: ok...a bandwith issue. Then as bazhang recommends, use a server closer to you. (maybe also check your own internet connection) | 11:08 |
thedark | I am trying to use Google Chrome to read comics on this site: http://www.netcomics.com/comic/emperorscastle.htm | 11:08 |
thedark | it opens a page but it doesn't display the content | 11:08 |
ljsoftnet | in cairo dock can i change the animation settings on, opening and closing applications? | 11:08 |
Raj007 | Dr_Willis: ahh it auto-detected it on update-grub | 11:09 |
thedark | it works in Firefox, but I am trying to move to Chrome | 11:09 |
bazhang | thedark, you mean chromium from ubuntu repos? | 11:09 |
tazz | bazhang, its not a problem for me, i have a local repo hosted , which syncs with the ones in .us :p | 11:09 |
thedark | Google Chrome | 11:09 |
thedark | I installed from the available .deb | 11:09 |
bazhang | thedark, 3rd party stuff? | 11:09 |
thedark | I guess, yeah... Google's deb file... does that mean you can't help me? | 11:10 |
Raj007 | Dr_Willis: i still have an old entry for an old windows on grub menu, how can i remove that? | 11:10 |
dashka | what is the best version in linux | 11:10 |
ljsoftnet | in cairo dock can i change the animation settings on, opening and closing applications? | 11:10 |
bazhang | thedark, dont know it, try to remove some extension I suppose | 11:10 |
javahorn_ | Dr_Willis: next it should ask me username/password during installation? | 11:10 |
Dr_Willis | Raj007: proberly can. but i rarely bother. :) | 11:10 |
Dr_Willis | javahorn_: i think so.. i dont memorize the installer sequence | 11:11 |
philinux | dashka: http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=major | 11:11 |
Dr_Willis | thedark: chrome fails here.. firefox works also.. looks like its using some fancy javascript stuff | 11:11 |
Raj007 | Dr_Willis: yeah i got 4 hard drives, so, old entries around one of them. I can live with it, but was just wondering. | 11:11 |
bazhang | philinux, he/she meant im client | 11:11 |
thedark | could you try opening the free preview comic with chromium, if you have it? | 11:11 |
thedark | yeah | 11:11 |
philinux | bazhang: dand irc only half the chat I got | 11:12 |
thedark | I think it is a javacript issue... can you suggest any fiddling with the options or something? | 11:12 |
Dr_Willis | thedark: google chrome -> 8.0.552.215. | 11:12 |
dashka | tkans | 11:12 |
Dr_Willis | thedark: fails. | 11:12 |
bazhang | thedark, I'll check with chromium | 11:12 |
thedark | cool, thanks a bunch! | 11:12 |
thedark | Dr_Willis I see... | 11:13 |
Raj007 | Dr_Willis: oh, i did forget to thank you btw :) | 11:13 |
Dr_Willis | :) | 11:13 |
bazhang | thedark, that seems to require an account afaict | 11:13 |
thedark | ah... | 11:13 |
Dr_Willis | bazhang: the preview/free feature shows a few pages for free | 11:13 |
bazhang | Dr_Willis, works for you? | 11:14 |
Dr_Willis | bazhang: chrome no.. FF yes | 11:14 |
bazhang | aha | 11:14 |
Dr_Willis | http://www.netcomics.com/viewer_2006/preview.htm?cuid=117&vuid=1927&vs=1280&is_free=1. | 11:14 |
Dr_Willis | http://www.netcomics.com/viewer_2006/preview.htm?cuid=117&vuid=1927&vs=1280&is_free=1 oops... | 11:14 |
FloodBot3 | Dr_Willis: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 11:14 |
bazhang | thedark, so its a flash issue then | 11:14 |
Dr_Willis | extra . in a url = bad :) | 11:14 |
Dr_Willis | bazhang: i dont think its usinf flash. | 11:14 |
thedark | is it using flash? | 11:15 |
bazhang | or some java? | 11:15 |
thedark | yeah I think it is javascript, I don't really know though | 11:15 |
damian | hello | 11:15 |
Dr_Willis | bazhang: javascript - from what i am reading in the 'view source' | 11:16 |
bazhang | thedark, seems to be | 11:16 |
bazhang | Dr_Willis, thanks | 11:16 |
Dr_Willis | report a bug to the web site. :) | 11:16 |
livingdaylight | do we need firewall using ooboontoo ? | 11:16 |
Dr_Willis | livingdaylight: depends on your needs.. and what you are running | 11:16 |
livingdaylight | Dr_Willis, running ubuntu | 11:17 |
Dr_Willis | livingdaylight: for most people.. the answer is 'no' | 11:17 |
thedark | I guess I will have to keep Firefox around just for reading some Korean comics then :( | 11:17 |
bazhang | livingdaylight, what version are you running | 11:17 |
Dr_Willis | livingdaylight: running ubuntu.. wow. :) how specific can ya get.. heh.. | 11:17 |
thedark | thanks for trying everyone | 11:17 |
livingdaylight | bazhang, 10.10 | 11:17 |
Dr_Willis | thedark: file a bug with the site. or they mey never fix it. :) | 11:17 |
bazhang | livingdaylight, pastebin your sources.list please | 11:17 |
livingdaylight | Dr_Willis, did you mean specific application? | 11:17 |
thedark | *nod* | 11:17 |
Dr_Willis | livingdaylight: ubuntu can do anything from run on a cell phone to a mega-server farm.. so wether or not you need a firewall depends on how you are using it. | 11:18 |
Dr_Willis | and toaster ovens.. yea.. dont forget toaster ovens. | 11:19 |
ljsoftnet | in cairo dock can i change the animation settings on, opening and closing applications? | 11:19 |
Dr_Willis | ubuntu in your car -> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/02/navisurfer-ii-serves-up-ubuntu-in-a-fresh-way/ Just want i need! | 11:19 |
LiquidDemocracy | Ich möchte auf Xubuntu Open Office installieren. Wie heißt das Paket? | 11:20 |
bazhang | LiquidDemocracy, english please | 11:20 |
LiquidDemocracy | Ups. Sorry. | 11:20 |
lousygarua | for some reason my ping to router gets 'destination host unreachable' but i can ping the DNS and i can surf the net | 11:21 |
LiquidDemocracy | I use Xubuntu and would like to install Open Office. What is the name of the package? | 11:21 |
Dr_Willis | the package manager has a search feature. :) | 11:21 |
lousygarua | also after i 'route add' the proper route for my LAN it says destination unreacahble for ther outer | 11:22 |
Dr_Willis | apt-cache search openoffice | 11:22 |
karla | either openoffice.org or libreoffice (?) | 11:22 |
Dr_Willis | openoffice.org - office productivity suite | 11:23 |
Dr_Willis | silly .org nameing scheme. :) | 11:23 |
karla | I always thought so too ;) | 11:23 |
ljsoftnet | in cairo dock, the application list, is not there when choosing none on "Behaivor of the Taskbar", how do i show it? | 11:24 |
livingdaylight | bazhang, http://pastebin.com/zU9EgKK9 | 11:24 |
bazhang | livingdaylight, try gufw | 11:25 |
bazhang | !info gufw | 11:25 |
ubottu | gufw (source: gui-ufw): Configure system firewall. In component universe, is optional. Version 10.10.1-0ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 225 kB, installed size 1296 kB | 11:25 |
livingdaylight | bazhang, my list suggests I need firewall? | 11:26 |
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bazhang | livingdaylight, just wanted to know that you had a system where gufw was available, its a newer package | 11:26 |
morgan | yankdownunder - thank you for your help with my usb disappearing. don't ask me how i did it, but you definately helped, so cheers | 11:27 |
ljsoftnet | in cairo dock, the application list is not there, when choosing none on "Behaivor of the Taskbar", how do i show it? | 11:27 |
insanity99 | hey guys, my laptop shut down while installing avant and i cant uninstall it, i get this messege http://paste.ubuntu.com/573016/ | 11:27 |
bazhang | insanity99, boot in recovery mode and choose fix broken packages | 11:28 |
insanity99 | that the only way? | 11:28 |
Dr_Willis | Might be the best way.. :) you want a way that may not work? | 11:29 |
insanity99 | ok thanks, so i restart then choose recovery mode from grub? | 11:30 |
Dr_Willis | Poor apt - dosent like it when you kill it in mid install/update/upgrade | 11:30 |
bazhang | insanity99, yep | 11:30 |
insanity99 | ok thanks | 11:31 |
ljsoftnet | in cairo dock, the application list is not there, when choosing none on "Behaivor of the Taskbar", how do i show it? | 11:32 |
stuart | sorry, what is the etiquette for asking questions? | 11:32 |
redbox | Why does network ignore my /etc/hosts? :( | 11:32 |
Dr_Willis | stuart: just ask in a clear concice term. on one line if you can. | 11:32 |
bazhang | ljsoftnet, #cairo-dock has a channel if you dont get an answer here | 11:32 |
Dr_Willis | redbox: clarify what you are doing exactly. | 11:32 |
ljsoftnet | bazhang ok | 11:33 |
[deXter] | Hi all, I'm on a Dell Studio 16 (ATI 3680). My touchpad mouse fails to work after resuming from suspend. Any ideas how to fix it, or how to restart the touchpad driver? Thanks. | 11:33 |
spinacz | hi | 11:34 |
redbox | Dr_Willis: I crafted a script that pulls in 3 files from different servers and combine them into one /etc/hosts. That does not work. I'm able to access ridiculous ads and malware websites such as digg. :( | 11:34 |
ionut | anyone knows a program to Convert SQLLite to MDB | 11:34 |
ionut | ? | 11:34 |
Dr_Willis | redbox: so you are using some ad-blocking type of complex hosts file to blacklist sites. | 11:35 |
redbox | Dr_Willis: For instance, I myself don't use facebook and I read an article about how it is tracking you even although you're not a member. With cookies. So I do have a list of *.facebook.com to curb it. Facebook.com should take me to 127.0.0.1 | 11:36 |
redbox | Dr_Willis: Right. Ads, Malware, Dangerous / Fake Domain Names, Stupid Websites. | 11:36 |
redbox | Dr_Willis: Is there a limit on /etc/hosts? It's a whooping 3.1 MB | 11:37 |
[deXter] | Wow, that's a lot of blocked sites.. | 11:38 |
ionut | anyone knows a program to Convert SQLLite to MDB ? | 11:38 |
badbyte | is there a way to start a programm on the console telling ubuntu to use all cores of the system? | 11:38 |
redbox | [deXter]: If you live in rural area, every bit counts. When this work, I'll use it on the linux router. Thin out the silliness. | 11:38 |
[deXter] | redbox: Well why don't you just use Adblock for firefox | 11:39 |
Kartagis | hi. what could cause terminal to start up when ubuntu starts up? it's not among start-up programs | 11:39 |
[deXter] | it's far more efficient than a large hosts file which is an ugly hack | 11:39 |
amin | I need a remote-desktop software to connect to my dedicated server what should i Use? | 11:39 |
ljsoftnet | in cairo dock, the application list is not there, when choosing none on "Behaivor of the Taskbar", how do i show it? | 11:39 |
Kartagis | amin, vnc | 11:39 |
Kartagis | !vnc | amin | 11:40 |
ubottu | amin: VNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely. It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX | 11:40 |
redbox | [deXter]: It's not a hack. Not at all. :\ | 11:40 |
Dr_Willis | redbox: no idea. i havent used that old blacklist-ad site via hosts method in years | 11:40 |
Dr_Willis | redbox: as a test, try specific blocks with a smaller file.. and build up. | 11:40 |
administrator | hi | 11:40 |
Dr_Willis | badbyte: if the programs are progbramed right. they should automcaiclly use the cores. | 11:40 |
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[deXter] | redbox: It is, it wasn't designed to block a million websites. It's inefficient when you can instead use a simple filter that'll work for a whole bunch of websites. It'll slow down your browsing even if you get it to work. | 11:41 |
[deXter] | redbox: I suggest using OpenDNS instead | 11:41 |
Dr_Willis | amin: connect via command line = SSH. a GUI = freenx, or vnc, or X forwareding over SSH | 11:41 |
[deXter] | redbox: along with AdBlock for firefox | 11:41 |
redbox | [deXter]: OpenDNS = Ads. Oh wait. Pay for it to get ad-free, right? | 11:41 |
amin | kartagis: which one freenx freenxrdp freenx-server? | 11:41 |
Dr_Willis | redbox: i never notice any ads... :) | 11:41 |
[deXter] | redbox: OpenDNS != ads, I don't know what you're talking about. And it's free. :/ | 11:41 |
Kartagis | amin, choose the one suitable to you | 11:42 |
Dr_Willis | opendns can reroute pagenot found tupe stuff to uits own search page.. | 11:42 |
amin | what u mean? | 11:42 |
Dr_Willis | but thats also fixable | 11:42 |
amin | i do not make my own computer servre | 11:42 |
[deXter] | yep | 11:42 |
redbox | [deXter]: Think big, not small. One router will do the job for all connected nodes, Adblocks will only work on one machine. Adblock does not exist for my phone browser with Wifi. What can I do? ;) | 11:42 |
amin | I am the client | 11:42 |
Kartagis | amin, what OS does your DS run? | 11:42 |
amin | ubuntu 10.04 x86 | 11:43 |
amin | 32bit | 11:43 |
redbox | [deXter]: Yeah. You gave up your browsing histroy to OpenDNS for lulz. :) | 11:43 |
Kartagis | amin, run vino-server on DS, vinagre as client | 11:43 |
[deXter] | redbox: well personally I don't use opendns anymore, firefox + adblock works just fine for me. | 11:44 |
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Kartagis | amin, if you can run X on the DS, you should be able to run vino-preferences | 11:44 |
Rexodus | Gaat nou ff | 11:44 |
Rexodus | ;] | 11:44 |
dunkert` | rexort ;] | 11:44 |
Rexodus | dunkert`:] | 11:44 |
amin | kartagis: ds is free know should I install genome kde of KVM | 11:45 |
Kartagis | gnome | 11:45 |
amin | kartagis: install VINAGRE on my os or on my DS | 11:47 |
Kartagis | amin your own os | 11:49 |
Morten_ | Hi, I use the gnome display preferences to configure my external screen, but now I have a problem. At work I use one kind of external monitor, and at home I use another. When I try to detect monitors at home, the one from work shows up, and I cannot select the correct resolution... Does anyone know what to do? | 11:51 |
Metalik | Hi | 11:53 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | hi | 11:53 |
Dr_Willis | Morten_: you are rebooting after you switch from one to the other? or using hibernate/suspend? | 11:53 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | was the guy from a few days ago in here talking about emacs? | 11:53 |
Warlord711 | Hi ! I am trying to install Ubuntu 10.10. But the installer doesnt show me all hdd, only one. I have sda,sdb,sdc. sda is empty 750 GB where ubuntu should be installed. But it doesnt show up at all, only sdb which is my win7. sdc doesnt show up, too | 11:53 |
Metalik | Can I install Ubuntu Netbook edition on netbook with 2GB SSD? | 11:54 |
Dr_Willis | Metalik: should be able to.. but it may be a little tight for any real work. | 11:54 |
Dr_Willis | but theres always usb flash drives for data :) | 11:54 |
Dr_Willis | and any updates/upgrades may fill up your /var/cache real real fast | 11:54 |
[deXter] | MetaBot: Not recommended as it'll be really slow. SSDs work well if you have lots of free space | 11:54 |
Morten_ | Dr_Willis, using suspend | 11:55 |
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Metalik | I know. I got stupid Asus EEE PC 701 2GB with Windows but I want to install UBUNTU :D | 11:55 |
[deXter] | MetaBot: I suggest just buying a 16GB USB flash drive and running your system off it, you can use unetbootin to make the usb disc | 11:55 |
Dr_Willis | Morten_: try not using suspend then. is my first suggestion | 11:55 |
Dr_Willis | 16gb flash are getting reasnable. | 11:55 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | i'm running irssi through emacs...this is pretty cool | 11:55 |
Dr_Willis | Us3r_Unfriendly: thats scary :) | 11:56 |
Morten_ | Dr_Willis, ok thanks - hoped for another solution though :) | 11:56 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Dr_Willis: why do you say that? | 11:56 |
Dr_Willis | Us3r_Unfriendly: emacs would be a good OS.. it just needs a decent text editor. :) | 11:56 |
phoenixsampras | how to resume broken downloads? | 11:56 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Dr_Willis: i mean i'm running irssi from emacs the text editor, not the os | 11:56 |
* Dr_Willis thinks Us3r_Unfriendly missed the joke. | 11:56 | |
[deXter] | Morten_: Well you could run a lighter OS than ubuntu.. like Slitaz | 11:56 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | lol | 11:57 |
Metalik | I have 16GB drive, but can Ubuntu Netbook Edition be installed on 2GB SSD succesfully? | 11:57 |
Metalik | I need GUI | 11:57 |
Morten_ | [deXter], why would a lighter OS help? | 11:57 |
Dr_Willis | Metalik: installed - yes.. run - well.. that may get harder.. since theres lots of space needed for stuff after install. | 11:57 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Dr_Willis: well there are thousands of distros out there, who's to say there isn't a emacs distro?? | 11:57 |
[deXter] | Morten_: Lighter as in smaller sized.. Slitaz is just about 50 MB | 11:57 |
Dr_Willis | Us3r_Unfriendly: there proberly IS. :) | 11:57 |
[deXter] | Metalik: and yes, Slitaz has a full fledged GUI and package manager, check the website out | 11:57 |
redbox | Dr_Willis: It did the trick. Weird. #_# | 11:58 |
Dr_Willis | redbox: what did? i forget... | 11:58 |
redbox | Dr_Willis: Rebooting the machine. /etc/hosts. | 11:58 |
Dr_Willis | Metalik: if you want 'small disrto' tiny core linux... | 11:58 |
redbox | Puppy. | 11:58 |
Metalik | 2 dexter : I am noob in linux, but can I play minecraft with that Slitaz? | 11:58 |
Dr_Willis | I cant stand puppy much any more. but i havent tried the latest versions. :) | 11:58 |
sacarlson | Metalik: I have an eeepc that has a 4gig disk that is barly big enuf for me | 11:59 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | i'm playing music, i'm in irc and I'm configurating my xorg.conf through one emacs windows. that's serious multitaskin'. I think vim might be beat on this one | 11:59 |
Dr_Willis | I wonder how big an install of Lubuntu is these days. | 11:59 |
redbox | Dr_Willis: openbox + tint2 + chromium. That's it. :) | 11:59 |
redbox | That's good enough for minimalism. | 11:59 |
redbox | lynx? Meh. Good for scripts but I can't handle it all times. | 11:59 |
Metalik | Can I play Minecraft with Slitaz? | 12:00 |
coldjack1 | hallo i started my netbook n130 today and thany i get the error busybox v1.15.3 built in shel (ash) Enter help for a list of built- in commands. (initramfs) | 12:00 |
coldjack1 | darüber steht mount: mounting/dev on /root/dev failed: no such file or directory | 12:00 |
coldjack1 | mount:mounting /sys/on /root/sys failed: no such file or directory | 12:00 |
coldjack1 | mount: mounting /proc on /root/proc failled: no such file or directory | 12:00 |
coldjack1 | Target ffilesystem doesn't have request /sbin/init | 12:00 |
coldjack1 | no init found. Try passing init =bootarg | 12:00 |
FloodBot3 | coldjack1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:00 |
Warlord711 | why the heck does sda not showing up in install routine | 12:00 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Warlord711: sudo fdisk -l && sudo mount -l | 12:00 |
patlidjan | r irc.rizon.net | 12:01 |
coldjack1 | http://pastebin.com/zfAVcbdQ | 12:02 |
phoenixsampras | any useful program to resume downloads if they get broken? | 12:02 |
eXpLoD | i used to have in my upper panel near the date weather and wind speed...now it's gone and i still have my location selected exactly as in the past but it's only displaying some little blank space,nothing else...what could be the problem? | 12:02 |
sayanriju | Hi, how can I know whether I have "an accelerated 3D graphics card driver" ? | 12:03 |
LjL | phoenixsampras: several. do you want GUI or CLI? | 12:03 |
markedwords | Hi all, what's the best way to have NFS mounts on a server, but not risk it refusing to boot because the mount is down? | 12:03 |
phoenixsampras | LjL with GUI plz | 12:04 |
sacarlson | sayanriju: glxgears is one method http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Glxgears_is_not_a_Benchmark | 12:05 |
oCean | markedwords: using _netdev option in mountoptions (in fstab) will prevent to mount these nfs until network is available. | 12:05 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | OA | 12:05 |
erUSUL | sayanriju: glxinfo | grep -Ei '(render|direct)' | 12:05 |
Warlord711 | anyone got any idea why sda not shows up as usable drive/partition on install routine ? | 12:06 |
markedwords | oCean: thanks, but in the case that the NFS server is down, boot will hang. I'm trying to prevent that possibility. | 12:06 |
sacarlson | Warlord711: install with usb flash? | 12:06 |
shiv | what can i use to program a robot | 12:07 |
shiv | in ubuntu | 12:07 |
evyevy | hello, i'm new to linux, i installed ubuntu 10.10 last week but i can't get the "memcached" to work | 12:07 |
erUSUL | shiv: what kind of robot? | 12:07 |
oCean | markedwords: you have systemfiles on the NFS share? Otherwise the boot will not hang | 12:07 |
sayanriju | erUSUL, Direct rendering: Yes | 12:07 |
sayanriju | OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 945G GEM 20090712 2009Q2 RC3 x86/MMX/SSE2 | 12:07 |
shiv | a sugarcane weier | 12:07 |
evyevy | does anyone have a link to an updated guide? | 12:08 |
erUSUL | sayanriju: everything is ok. yu have accelerated 3d with intel drivers and card | 12:08 |
ActionParsnip | evyevy: what is memcached? | 12:08 |
ActionParsnip | !info "memcached | 12:08 |
ubottu | memcached (source: memcached): A high-performance memory object caching system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.4.5-1ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 70 kB, installed size 248 kB | 12:08 |
sacarlson | evyevy: is memchached an application? | 12:08 |
ActionParsnip | hmm, interesting | 12:08 |
sayanriju | erUSUL, thanks! glxinfo was the tool /me required :) | 12:08 |
dunkert` | !source | 12:08 |
ubottu | You can easily fetch a package's source with apt-get. See: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-sourcehandling.en.html | 12:08 |
dunkert` | nice | 12:08 |
evyevy | it's a cache engine based on a memory | 12:08 |
markedwords | oCean: it is mounting to /var/lib/backuppc, which is non-critical, but causing boot to hang if it isn't there | 12:09 |
ActionParsnip | evyevy: http://bryanhelmig.com/setting-up-ubuntu-10-04-with-apache-memcached-ufw-mysql-and-django-1-2-on-linode/ has a setup command for memcache | 12:09 |
evyevy | the memcached itself works fine, but the php5-memcache module doesn't | 12:09 |
ActionParsnip | evyevy: just add the command to /etc/rc.local and it will run every boot | 12:09 |
erUSUL | markedwords: add nofail to mount options? use autofs instead of fstab? | 12:09 |
evyevy | i installed the module thow "sudo apt-get install php5-memcache" | 12:09 |
sacarlson | evyevy: I found this http://bryanhelmig.com/setting-up-ubuntu-10-04-with-apache-memcached-ufw-mysql-and-django-1-2-on-linode/ | 12:10 |
sacarlson | ActionParsnip: sorry didn't know it wast the same site | 12:10 |
ActionParsnip | sacarlson: just pulled up some random stuff, seems ok | 12:10 |
evyevy | ok, thanks both of you! | 12:11 |
markedwords | erUSUL: what is the nofail option? | 12:11 |
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erUSUL | markedwords: man mount --> nofail → Do not report errors for this device if it does not exist. | 12:11 |
markedwords | erUSUL: well blow me down, totally missed that | 12:12 |
markedwords | erUSUL: thanks! | 12:12 |
erUSUL | no problem | 12:12 |
LjL | phoenixsampras: whoops i forgot about you :p ok try these packages, "d4x", "fatrat", "multiget", "uget", "gwget". they're all graphical download managers, they have different features but all should be able to make a standard HTTP download | 12:12 |
usuario | ola | 12:14 |
usuario | ola gordon | 12:14 |
usuario | ola gordon | 12:14 |
usuario | ola | 12:14 |
ActionParsnip | fatrat :) | 12:14 |
i_is_broke | !es | 12:15 |
ubottu | En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 12:15 |
phoenixsampras | LjL thanks bro | 12:17 |
ardchoille | I didn't know there were so many graphical download managers | 12:18 |
phoenixsampras | Is there any zenoos repository that works? | 12:18 |
ActionParsnip | phoenixsampras: I have my fileserver as a fatrat server (fatrat has a gui interface too), So I can tell it to download stuff while I web browser on my lappy :) | 12:19 |
wingnut2626 | Good day fellows. Im looking for a telnet client that will support downloads off of bbses. Any suggestions? | 12:20 |
phoenixsampras | anyone has experience with Zenoos | 12:22 |
phoenixsampras | ? | 12:22 |
sss314 | Can I add directories to the Places menu in the top panel? | 12:22 |
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erUSUL | sss314: add a bookmark in nautilus. don't they appear in places? | 12:24 |
wingnut2626 | ? | 12:24 |
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labrance | yo | 12:25 |
sss314 | erUSUL, How do I add a bookmark? | 12:25 |
erUSUL | wingnut2626: "apt-cache search bbs" finds a few bbs specific clients. installl and try them | 12:25 |
erUSUL | sss314: crtl + D in a nautilus window. or in the menu bookmarks | 12:26 |
wingnut2626 | ty so much | 12:26 |
erUSUL | no problem | 12:26 |
zlatan | hi all...I can't mount an empty CD but only a CD or DVD which contains something | 12:28 |
zlatan | and now I can't burn anything...why is that? | 12:28 |
erUSUL | zlatan: well an empty cdrom does not have a filesystem you can mount. | 12:28 |
zlatan | erUSUL, but I was able to burn and now I am not | 12:29 |
erUSUL | zlatan: blank cd's are not mounted you just use the cdrecording program to burn into them | 12:29 |
erUSUL | zlatan: that's a different problem. | 12:29 |
zlatan | erUSUL, okay,but why I can't now detect them | 12:29 |
erUSUL | zlatan: hardware error? tried with different burning programs? brasero? gnomebaker ? all fail? | 12:30 |
zlatan | erUSUL, when I start any program it does not detect the empty disc(like it isn't inside) | 12:31 |
Warlord711 | so strange - ubuntu live system shows /dev/sda in gparted but i cant install onto from installer | 12:32 |
erUSUL | zlatan: can you post a « dmesg | tail -n25 » after you put a blank cd in the drive? | 12:32 |
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zlatan | erUSUL, okay,wait a moment | 12:32 |
zlatan | erUSUL, it's quite a big output,any specific part of it | 12:34 |
erUSUL | zlatan: pastebin it | 12:34 |
erUSUL | !paste | 12:34 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 12:34 |
zlatan | erUSUL, to paste whole output?? | 12:35 |
erUSUL | zlatan: 25 lines is not much | 12:35 |
zlatan | [ 18.387933] (2402000 KHz - 2482000 KHz @ 40000 KHz), (N/A, 2000 mBm) | 12:36 |
zlatan | [ 18.387935] (5735000 KHz - 5835000 KHz @ 40000 KHz), (N/A, 3000 mBm) | 12:36 |
zlatan | [ 18.470505] hda_codec: ALC888: BIOS auto-probing. | 12:36 |
zlatan | [ 18.904491] EXT4-fs (sda3): re-mounted. Opts: errors=remount-ro | 12:36 |
zlatan | [ 19.150726] type=1400 audit(1298809135.115:8): apparmor="STATUS" operation="profile_load" name="/usr/share/gdm/guest-session/Xsession" pid=939 comm="apparmor_parser" | 12:36 |
FloodBot3 | zlatan: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:36 |
erUSUL | zlatan: « dmesg | tail -n25 » | 12:36 |
erUSUL | zlatan: not here... in http://paste.ubuntu.com | 12:36 |
erUSUL | that's why i called the !paste factoid ... sorry | 12:37 |
zlatan | erUSUL, here ti is http://paste.ubuntu.com/573030/...and sorry to all for that :) | 12:38 |
erUSUL | zlatan: is that after inserting a blankcd in the drive? | 12:38 |
zlatan | erUSUL, yes | 12:39 |
erUSUL | zlatan: can the drive still read cd/dvd's ? | 12:39 |
zlatan | erUSUL, yes it reads all CD/DVD but not the blank one-like it even isn't in there | 12:40 |
Dr_Willis | for an external usb 'hard drive' (not a flash drive) is the read speeds more of a bottle neck then the write speeds? seems its Much slower on my server going usb hd1 to usb hd2 , then to/from USBhd <-> internal disk | 12:40 |
Dr_Willis | Or am i just a victom of the 'usb hd speeds are slow in ubuntu' problem that i see in here ever so often. | 12:40 |
dgvr | Hi all ... | 12:41 |
ActionParsnip | Dr_Willis: they read faster than write as far as I am aware | 12:41 |
ActionParsnip | Dr_Willis: got the latest BIOS? | 12:41 |
dgvr | Just wondering why the siging key (ie.public key) from the Ubuntu Git Maintainers is has absolutely no co-signatures attached to it (ie. it not signed by anyone else)? | 12:41 |
erUSUL | Dr_Willis: maybe the disk are on the same usb controller ( root hub )? | 12:42 |
Dr_Willis | ActionParsnip: for that machine yes. | 12:42 |
Dr_Willis | erUSUL: Hmm. so the ports would matter? I never thought of that. both on same 'controller' would be better or worse? | 12:42 |
erUSUL | zlatan: well all i can think of is of hardware error... because nothing in dmesg about the blank disk... | 12:42 |
Dr_Willis | I got several 1TB usb hds getting moved to a 3TB hd. So any speed boost would be a help. | 12:42 |
erUSUL | Dr_Willis: worse? | 12:42 |
zlatan | erUSUL, okay, thx anyway for help | 12:43 |
ActionParsnip | Dr_Willis: it all goes through the same hub so a different controller may make it a bit smoother | 12:43 |
dgvr | Is it completely untrusted by the whole community? | 12:43 |
Dr_Willis | well the desktop only has ports in front and back. so im not sure what controller they are using. :) perhaps its 2 differnt ones. I will move the drives to differnt ports soon | 12:43 |
erUSUL | zlatan: when did this started to happen? after an actulization? any other event? | 12:43 |
Naeblis | Hi there. My xubuntu 10.10 keeps freezing. It has happened before, but today, its freezing continuously and I have to manually restart computer. Just now, when it froze, the keyboard lights started blinking. can anybody help? | 12:43 |
ActionParsnip | Dr_Willis: worth a play :) | 12:43 |
erUSUL | Dr_Willis: try one in the from and one in the back | 12:44 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: which lights? | 12:44 |
erUSUL | front* | 12:44 |
zlatan | erUSUL, before few days ago..it just happened | 12:44 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: also test your RAM | 12:44 |
zlatan | erUSUL, I burned last CD a few days ago | 12:44 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip : caps lock and scroll lock(which normally doesn't start) | 12:44 |
Dr_Willis | watching the output in 'mc' right now.. geting 2.4 MB/s copy speeds.. from USB -> usb. noticed on the Other box. doing Internal HD. -> sshfs -> exteranl USB - im getting 10.86 MB/Sec | 12:44 |
erUSUL | Naeblis: keyboard lights started blinking <<< that's a kernel panic | 12:44 |
zlatan | erUSUL, is a possibilty that I removed or installed some package | 12:44 |
Dr_Willis | so almost a 5x increse in speed reading from an internal HD. | 12:44 |
zlatan | erUSUL, that is now causing this | 12:45 |
Naeblis | ALso, it showed some messages, which I photographed, Can I post a link here? | 12:45 |
erUSUL | Naeblis: check /var/log/messages and /var/log/kern.log and /var/log/syslog | 12:45 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: use memtest in grub so you know your ram is good, the lights show a kernel panic | 12:45 |
erUSUL | zlatan: doubt it | 12:45 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: sure, 1 line links are fine :) | 12:45 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/all-software-installs-hang-scroll-lock-and-caps-lock-lights-flash-554348/ may help | 12:46 |
segoon | does anybody know any reader of skype history files? | 12:47 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip: no idea about memtest in grub. also, i should mention the system in about 5 years old(p4 with 512 RAM) | 12:48 |
Naeblis | Link --> http://i.imgur.com/SX782.jpg | 12:48 |
Warlord711 | lol always the same with any linux - doesnt know the hardware. ubuntu doesnt see sda in installer, debian doesnt recognize keyboard, which make a installation very hard ^^ | 12:48 |
Naeblis | Also, the freezing mostly happened when a youtube vid was playing, maybe that's the cause? Coz so far, this session hasn't frozen, and mozilla's still running.. | 12:51 |
rinku22222 | how do i connect via nokia phone using a usb on ubuntu? | 12:52 |
Zeu5 | hi | 12:53 |
rinku22222 | hi | 12:53 |
Zeu5 | i have issues in installing veetle | 12:53 |
Tinoco | xi inglês | 12:53 |
Zeu5 | everything seems fine but firefox just refused to show me veetle | 12:53 |
Tinoco | shauhsua | 12:53 |
Zeu5 | http://askubuntu.com/questions/27273/install-veetle-keep-seeing-tar-mozilla-plugins-cannot-utime-operation-not | 12:54 |
wmp | hi | 12:54 |
wmp | how to regenerate grub2? | 12:54 |
wmp | I want to generate his config from 0 | 12:55 |
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Raj007 | so which IDENT daemon should i install which is lightest on resources? | 12:55 |
dgvr | Just wondering why an Ubuntu signing key (ie.public key) would have absolutely no co-signatures attached to it (ie. it not signed by anyone else)? | 12:55 |
dgvr | Is it untrusted by the whole community? | 12:56 |
rinku22222 | how do i connect to internet via nokia mobile using usb in ubuntu? | 12:56 |
Zeu5 | i have successfully installed veetle on my 64 bit 10.04 desktop. cannot watch veetle in firefox | 12:58 |
Naeblis | erUSUL:I'm seeing the logs but I don't know what to look for :( | 12:59 |
erUSUL | Naeblis: well a kernel panic should be pretty obvious if it got recorded | 12:59 |
* Dr_Willis wonders what veetle even is.. | 13:00 | |
gilburtgtr | hi, I'm looking for help regarding setting up the wifi on ubuntu 10.10. anyone have a good private channel? | 13:00 |
redbox | gilburtgtr: This is a good private channel. | 13:01 |
redbox | Ask away. | 13:01 |
Dr_Willis | gilburtgtr: clarify the problem.. see who can help | 13:01 |
gilburtgtr | ok, basically I have downloaded ubuntu onto a memory stick, and I have tried to get the wireless internet to work, but I'm having trouble installing the drivers | 13:02 |
vaasu | hi, i am using lucid lynx, when i try to add 'gnome keyboard indicator' to gnome panel, it is not available in the list of applets. how can i add keyboard indicator to the list? | 13:02 |
Naeblis | this session is going okay so far, so I think the problem was more related to my youtube video, which was causing the freezing, and maybe I made it worse by manually restarting(not that I had a choice) | 13:02 |
Andy-at-home | whats the name of the irc client thats in ubuntu netbook? | 13:02 |
Dr_Willis | xchat-gnome perhaps? | 13:03 |
redbox | empathy? :\ | 13:04 |
* Dr_Willis wonders why it matters. | 13:04 | |
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gilburtgtr | @Dr_Willis I'm running ubuntu on desktop my netbook, from the pen drive, and everything works fine bar the wireless internet | 13:05 |
mamece2 | how can i get sudo in graphical command? | 13:05 |
redbox | !gksu | mamece2 | 13:05 |
ubottu | mamece2: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 13:05 |
redbox | mamece2: Ie -- "gksudo nautilus" | 13:06 |
mamece2 | tyvm | 13:06 |
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erUSUL | Naeblis: if it happens with youtube may be a graphic driver bug? | 13:07 |
mamece2 | i have another q, i was changing folder and i get to this folder with a space, i couldnt get in | 13:07 |
mamece2 | theres a folder called Adobe and another called Abode AIR | 13:08 |
sweb1 | i'm using ubuntu 10.10, i cann not connect to another ad - hoc computer with my wireless device | 13:08 |
mamece2 | when i tried cd Adobe AIR, i got to Adobe | 13:08 |
mamece2 | i tried Adobe%20AIR, it doesnt work | 13:08 |
Naeblis | erUSUL : yeah, that could be it. any way to check it? | 13:08 |
redbox | mamece2: Use \ to escape the space. | 13:08 |
sweb1 | the connect detected on connection list on top of desktop but when i'm click on name nothing happened | 13:08 |
Dr_Willis | gilburtgtr: you have looked in the system -> admin -> addational drivers tool? | 13:08 |
Naeblis | because nothing in those logs screamed 'panic' to me | 13:09 |
erUSUL | Naeblis: dunno; but maybe you can upgrade to a newer version ? what driver/graphic card do you use? | 13:09 |
redbox | mamece2: Adobe\ Air | 13:09 |
Dr_Willis | mamece2: cd 'whatever name' | 13:09 |
mamece2 | tyvm | 13:09 |
Naeblis | erUSUL: lol its an old system, onboard 64 MB..... | 13:09 |
gilburtgtr | Dr_Willis: yeah, but it seems to be having problems | 13:09 |
erUSUL | Naeblis: onboard intel? ati? | 13:09 |
Naeblis | arUSUL: ASRack...whatever that is. the board isn't intel original | 13:10 |
pajero | i need a perfect media player for ubuntu 10.10, which program would you recommend to me? | 13:11 |
Dr_Willis | gilburtgtr: i dont use the ndiswrapper tools.. and chat in the channel. not priv. messages. | 13:11 |
redbox | !best | pajero | 13:11 |
ubottu | pajero: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 13:11 |
ActionParsnip | !player | 13:12 |
ubottu | Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Beep Media Player, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS2 (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based). Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs | 13:12 |
ActionParsnip | pajero: ^ | 13:12 |
Dr_Willis | gilburtgtr: best bet - determine exactly what your wireless card and chipset is. see if theres a guide in the forums. | 13:12 |
Endafy | hey, how do I set my resolution to 1366x768 in Ubuntu 10.10 | 13:12 |
Dr_Willis | pajero: nothing is perfect.. | 13:12 |
ActionParsnip | Endafy: what video chip? | 13:12 |
redbox | Endafy: System --> Something --> Monitors | 13:12 |
Endafy | I can't find xorg.conf | 13:12 |
pajero | all in one ? | 13:12 |
Dr_Willis | Endafy: xorg.conf is optional. | 13:12 |
redbox | Preference^ | 13:12 |
Dr_Willis | Endafy: X auto configures for the most part these days | 13:12 |
ActionParsnip | Endafy: the OS doesn't ship with xorg.conf but if you make one it will be obeyed | 13:12 |
gilburtgtr | Dr_Willis: sorry, I'm new to the IRC thing. ok, hows the best way to do that, manufacturer's website? | 13:12 |
Endafy | fine and dandy I am on an Acer computer, with Nvidia chipset | 13:12 |
Dr_Willis | gilburtgtr: the ubuntu forums. | 13:13 |
redbox | pajero: VLC? Great for videos. Banshee. Great for music. | 13:13 |
ActionParsnip | pajero: many are, try a few and see which you like | 13:13 |
Dr_Willis | !wireless | gilburtgtr | 13:13 |
ubottu | gilburtgtr: Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 13:13 |
pajero | ok redbox | 13:13 |
Endafy | I dont need to make one I just need to set this very odd resolution | 13:13 |
pajero | i try | 13:13 |
redbox | pajero: This is me expressing my opinion. Take note of that. | 13:13 |
gilburtgtr | i mean to identify the chipset and wireless card though? | 13:13 |
gilburtgtr | Dr_Willis: i mean to identify the chipset and wireless card though? | 13:14 |
pajero | thanks redbox | 13:14 |
Dr_Willis | gilburtgtr: lspci command and a few other commands. that wireless factoid proberly gives details. I dont fight with wireless much any more these days | 13:14 |
mamece2 | any music fans here? is there any app to modify and organize my music luibrary? | 13:14 |
ActionParsnip | Endafy: if you install the proprietary video driver you should be able to use nvidia-settings to set the res | 13:14 |
Endafy | its not there | 13:14 |
Endafy | I wouldnt ask if I didnt look first | 13:15 |
gilburtgtr | Dr_Willis: ok, i'll see what I can find. thank you for the help | 13:15 |
ActionParsnip | Endafy: what isn't there?? | 13:15 |
Dr_Willis | nvidia-settings tool can generate a minimal xor.conf if needed | 13:15 |
ActionParsnip | Endafy: and please target replys | 13:15 |
Endafy | 1366x768 | 13:15 |
ActionParsnip | Endafy: ok then run: sudo nvidia-xconfig; gksudo nvidia-settings | 13:15 |
Dr_Willis | Endafy: are you connected via vga or dvi? or is this a laptop? | 13:15 |
Endafy | vga, like it matters | 13:15 |
ActionParsnip | Endafy: set the resolution to something (not auto) and click "save to x config file" | 13:15 |
Endafy | wow | 13:16 |
Endafy | nevermind sorry I asked | 13:16 |
Endafy | thanks for not helping | 13:16 |
ActionParsnip | Endafy: then run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and set the res in the screen section, reboot to test | 13:16 |
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mamece2 | i did gksudo now "Run Program " is open and doesnt close, how can i force it to close? | 13:18 |
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redbox | mamece2: What are you trying to do? | 13:18 |
redbox | mamece2: "xkill" then click that non-response window | 13:18 |
wmp | how to in grub2 disable fd0? Now my grub search for fd0 over one minute | 13:19 |
mamece2 | redbox i already did what i have to do with gksudo nautilus, but the Run program box is open and blank, not responding | 13:19 |
redbox | mamece2: "xkill" then click that non-response window | 13:20 |
mamece2 | excellent, tx redbox | 13:20 |
Warlord711 | anyone got a idea why ubuntu installer only shows me sdb+partitions but not sda and sdc ? | 13:20 |
ashnur | Dr_Willis, I think the only problem was that with gnome I uninstalled gdm too and I got no replacement for that. | 13:22 |
ActionParsnip | Warlord711: run: dmesg | less and you may see the drives being detected / not detected. Read up until you see about no ipv6 available :) | 13:22 |
ashnur | after you said that I should make a testuser, I realized that this dialog appears BEFORE the user login screen, read a bit of documentation and reinstalled gdm. now everything works fine, thank you. | 13:23 |
redbox | ActionParsnip: I think he can't do that if he is at that installer. :\ | 13:23 |
redbox | Does TTY even works during installer mode? | 13:24 |
Warlord711 | ActionParsnip: No idea what to look for, cant see anything that looks like detection | 13:26 |
redbox | wmp: A workaround -- Don't reboot. And if you have to, wait a minute. Also, the command would be something like this... "grub-install /dev/sda --no-floppy" -- I suggest you have a LiveCD standby. | 13:26 |
wmp | redbox: i have ubuntu 10.01 from netinstall | 13:27 |
redbox | wmp: Did you check /boot/grub/grub.cfg? | 13:27 |
wmp | emmm, how to check? | 13:27 |
`greenlight | why can't I see /boot/grub/grub.cfg? -- im using ubuntu 10.10 | 13:28 |
nicofs | After editing a video file (.mov) with avidemux and saving it (as xvid, sound mp3), the sound is completely off (plays 3x fast) - and when i try other settings, it's correct for the first 3 minutes and then loops from the beginning instead of continuing... what might be going on? | 13:28 |
redbox | wmp: It's a file. Meh. You want to edit files in /etc/default/grub. Also, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 13:28 |
chicognu | ./epsxe ./epsxe: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory how to solve that ? | 13:28 |
wmp | redbox: ok, i know ;) I add to tohis set debug=all | 13:28 |
redbox | wmp: Find "floppy" -- It'll tell you what it should looks like. | 13:28 |
wmp | redbox: but, what i will check on this file? | 13:28 |
Warlord711 | no idea how that stupid installer works but only shows 1 drive out of 3 | 13:29 |
wmp | redbox: after grub-install .. --no-flopy in all entry i have search --no-floppy | 13:29 |
wmp | so, reboot ;) | 13:29 |
redbox | wmp: No. | 13:30 |
wmp | no | 13:30 |
wmp | ? | 13:30 |
Dr_Willis | !find libgtk-1.2 | 13:30 |
ubottu | Package/file libgtk-1.2 does not exist in maverick | 13:30 |
Dr_Willis | !find libgtk-1.2.so.0 | 13:30 |
redbox | wmp: Edit /etc/default/grub -- When you're done editing, run grub-mkconfig (or grub-update). I gave you the link. Please go through everything. Take your time. | 13:30 |
ubottu | Package/file libgtk-1.2.so.0 does not exist in maverick | 13:30 |
Naeddyr | how do i stop ubuntu from using [country-i-am-in] language for stuff like the software center and compiz when my system language is English. | 13:31 |
wmp | redbox: ehhh, i'm lazzy, but ok ;) | 13:31 |
Dr_Willis | chicognu: i would say find a version of that program compiled with the proper/newer libs.. or use source and recompile it yoruself. | 13:31 |
chicognu | Dr_Willis, and how to install oldlibs withou conflict with the new one ? | 13:32 |
Rav3n | t | 13:33 |
Naeddyr | yet another thing that windows does better than linux, when i install ubuntu software center on xp it stays english instead of using [insert language here] even though my system is in english | 13:33 |
ActionParsnip | Naeddyr: have you logged a bug? | 13:34 |
ActionParsnip | Naeddyr: there are many things windows does better than Ubuntu and vice versa | 13:34 |
Naeddyr | ActionParsnip: that was a joke. | 13:34 |
Naeddyr | you can't install ubuntu software center on windows. | 13:34 |
ActionParsnip | Naeddyr: its been a long day, this isn't joke chat, this is support | 13:35 |
elex | Hi, I got a problem with a fresh davical installation. | 13:35 |
mer_ge | when I encrypt my /home and start for the first time, usually a pop-up starts a program that gives me an encryption-key. how can I obtain that key later on again? | 13:35 |
elex | It's throwing a blank page and a 500 | 13:35 |
elex | has anyone an idea were to have a look ? | 13:35 |
Dr_Willis | chicognu: i suggest updateing the program. it may have other libs it also needs.. easiest to recompile it for newer libs | 13:37 |
ActionParsnip | elex: may help, shows some basic config steps: http://www.davical.org/installation.php | 13:38 |
Ampelbein | mer_ge: you are probably looking for 'ecryptfs-unwrap-passphrase' | 13:39 |
elex | ActionParsnipp | 13:39 |
elex | I used The ubuntu manual | 13:39 |
tuzlo | Is there a source for LAMP? | 13:40 |
redbox | !lamp | 13:40 |
ubottu | LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) | 13:40 |
dashka | hi I am trying to make ubuntu like Mac OS. and i cant find a Software sources its for install Global menu | 13:40 |
mer_ge | Ampelbei that's it thanks | 13:41 |
ActionParsnip | dashka: am trying to make ubuntu like Mac OS. and i cant find a Soft | 13:41 |
ActionParsnip | dashka: http://www.webupd8.org/2010/09/make-ubuntu-look-like-mac-osx-in.html | 13:41 |
ActionParsnip | dashka: does it all for you :) | 13:41 |
dashka | ok | 13:42 |
dashka | tanks | 13:42 |
Mayank | Hello, I want to set user restrictions for particular user or group of users, how can i do this with command line? any list of commands? | 13:42 |
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ActionParsnip | Mayank: what sort of restrictions? | 13:43 |
deckard | I'm looking into cloning my hard drive, and all of the examples online I can find have the destination be a completely formatted hard drive, but I'm wondering if there is a way to have it be an unformatted portion of a hard drive that already has a partition on it | 13:43 |
ActionParsnip | !clone | 13:43 |
ubottu | To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate | 13:43 |
ActionParsnip | deckard: could use rsync too, or dd | 13:44 |
wn1zid | where can i find a port list, one that gives me a full port list ??, thanks | 13:44 |
Mayank | ActionParsnip: like for instance i do not want childUserA to have access to terminal, but I want ParentUserA to have access to terminal | 13:44 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: depends on how you define a 'clone' :) | 13:44 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: you could dd the first hd into an image file on a filesystem on a larger backup hd. | 13:44 |
deckard | that would be a good start, as a backup | 13:45 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: you can also clone/backup/dd specific partitions. not the whole hd. (which makes things easier actually) | 13:45 |
Dr_Willis | or use a tool like fsarchiver. | 13:45 |
Dr_Willis | it all depends on what you want to do with the backups | 13:45 |
redbox | deja-dup works great for backup, for me. ;) | 13:45 |
deckard | so what I want to do with the backup is restore my Windows system | 13:45 |
deckard | to a partition on another drive | 13:45 |
deckard | if that's possible | 13:46 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: with windows. you can 'dd' the partition or disk from one drive to another and it will be an identical copy. (bit for bit) if the 2 drives differ in size. you will need to resize the filesystem afterwards to fill in the rest of the HD. | 13:46 |
wmp | redbox: i have problem with restaring system, i must pull reset becouse my ubuntu stop on "restarting system" | 13:46 |
Mayank | ActionParsnip: Or like, I do not want childUserA to change or add desktop icons, but I want that there is no such restriction for ParentUserA | 13:47 |
ulrichard_ | How would I write thefollowing correctly in a debian/rules makefile? | 13:47 |
ulrichard_ | if [ -e /etc/dpkg/origins/default] then | 13:47 |
ulrichard_ | ifeq ($(shell dpkg-vendor --derives-from Ubuntu && echo yes),yes) | 13:47 |
ulrichard_ | dh_gencontrol -- -Vdist:Depends="postgresql-contrib-8.4, postgresql-8.4-postgis" | 13:47 |
ulrichard_ | else | 13:47 |
FloodBot3 | ulrichard_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:47 |
ulrichard_ | dh_gencontrol -- -Vdist:Depends="postgresql-contrib-8.3, postgresql-8.3-postgis" | 13:47 |
spl0it | In ubuntu 10.10 where do I change my input (mouse) configuration? It seems like my xorg.conf only has video settings in it | 13:47 |
Chads | Hi All trying to blacklist a driver and having no success. | 13:48 |
Chads | Any help would be appreciated. | 13:48 |
deckard | Dr_Willis: but all the examples I've seen use an unformatted drive for the "of" argument of dd | 13:49 |
hosomaki | hi all | 13:49 |
spl0it | I must say ubutun 10.10 is a big improvement over 8.* | 13:49 |
spl0it | er I can't type | 13:49 |
deckard | so my question is: is that the only way it will work, or can I use a partition of the destination drive? | 13:49 |
iceroot | deckard: dd doesnt care if the hdd/partition is format or not, dd will just overwrote EVERYTHING you define in of= | 13:49 |
Chads | My wireless USB is loading the wrong driver and it wont connect to the internet. | 13:49 |
deckard | right, so I understand it will do *something*, but will it do what I want? :-) | 13:50 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: you can of=/path/to/a/filename | 13:50 |
deckard | will that partition be bootable as Windows after | 13:50 |
iceroot | deckard: dd is doing what you tell dd | 13:50 |
deckard | lol I know | 13:50 |
TanLizxxx | Chads:so,you want to ban it? | 13:51 |
Dr_Willis | You may want to look into fsarchiver. or some other 'tools' that are more feature-set designed., | 13:51 |
iceroot | deckard: if you also have a correct bootsector, yes | 13:51 |
Chads | Yes Tan | 13:51 |
deckard | iceroot: could you expand on that? | 13:51 |
BluesKaj | Hiyas | 13:51 |
Chads | Blacklist it as it were and use the other one. | 13:51 |
Dr_Willis | plan on fixing the boot records in any case.. :) at least learn HOW.. in case you need to. | 13:51 |
spl0it | My xorg.conf configuration only seems to have video settings...where would I find my mouse configuration so I can fix it? | 13:52 |
Chads | But I have typed a few blacklist entries but it always pops up again in lsmod | 13:52 |
iceroot | deckard: normally a partition doesnt contain a boot-sector so if you only copy a partition you cant boot it if you dont copy the boot-sector from the old harddrive | 13:52 |
deckard | is bootsector == MBR? | 13:53 |
ulrichard_ | How can I do the following in mykefile syntax: newting an ifeq condition in an if[] condition. From what I read, the ifeq stuff has to be on separate lines, while the if[] stuff has to be all on the same line. That's somewhat contradictory if I want to nest them. Here is what I try to do: http://paste.ubuntu.com/573048/ | 13:53 |
iceroot | deckard: the first 512bytes of a hdd | 13:53 |
Darael | deckard: Not exactly - there's only one MBR on a drive but there can be more than one boot-sector (you can have a boot sector in each partition) | 13:54 |
deckard | ah. okay | 13:54 |
Darael | I'm having some problems with Flash in 64-bit Ubuntu. Have tested both repository-32-bit and native-64-bit flash player. In any case, pressing the shift key is registered, but releasing it doesn't seem to be, unless there's a text-entry area in the Flash. Example of places it can happen: http://ur1.ca/3cg3b | 13:54 |
deckard | and dd won't copy the bootsector in a partition, if there is one? | 13:54 |
Darael | deckard: I can't see any reason it wouldn't. | 13:54 |
iceroot | deckard: if you copy the partition and there is a boot-sector, then dd will also copy the boot-sector | 13:54 |
iceroot | deckard: but not the mbr | 13:55 |
deckard | ok. so the way i understand how my dual boot is set up currently is that grub is in the MBR of my hard drive, but then possibly Windows has stuff in the bootsector of its partition, which is what grub points to when it chainloads windows | 13:55 |
deckard | is that a correct understanding? | 13:55 |
wn1zid | can anyone direct me to a complete port list for ubuntu ?? | 13:55 |
spl0it | deckard: not sure what your goal is... I recently recovered a corrupt partition table with testdisk... | 13:55 |
redbox | The problem with dd is that if you have nothing on your system, it still dd the empty bits. :\ | 13:55 |
iceroot | wn1zid: /etc/services | 13:55 |
yeik | deckard: yes thats correct. | 13:55 |
erUSUL | ulrichard_: better ask in ##c or in #workingset | 13:55 |
wn1zid | ok, ill give it a whirl, thx | 13:56 |
Salix | Hey all, error with a fresh install of Ubuntu 10.10 - "No init found, try passing init = bootarg". Current recommendations on the forums are to do a filesystem check or to reinstall the GRUB. Does anyone know what's causing the error, or how to make sure it doesn't happen again? The fact it's occurring on a fresh install screams a hardware error, but I can't think of what might cause it, especially as the computer's been runni | 13:56 |
wn1zid | i tried that as root, permission denied | 13:56 |
iceroot | wn1zid: less /etc/services | 13:56 |
wn1zid | ok | 13:56 |
iceroot | wn1zid: if you mean with port = network-port | 13:57 |
ule | Good morning guys | 13:57 |
deckard | cool, so I don't think i need to worry about the MBR then, it will just stay as grub. and the Windows boot stuff will get copied with dd, so all I might have to do is tweak my grub config to point to the new location of windows | 13:57 |
wn1zid | all ports the machine has and uses | 13:57 |
Ampelbein | ulrichard_: use \ at the end of the lines | 13:57 |
iceroot | wn1zid: nmap hostname will show you any used (open) port until port 1024 of that machine | 13:58 |
wn1zid | nice, ok, again, thanks | 13:58 |
yeik | deckard you will have to chainload that partition, but if the partition is set up properly it should work | 13:58 |
deckard | so say my windows partition is sdb1. I can create a new partition in sdc2 that's the same size, and then do dd -if=/dev/sdb1 -of=/dev/sdc2 - right? | 13:58 |
iceroot | wn1zid: also netstat -pan is a good way to see what is going on | 13:58 |
deckard | yeik: yeah that is what I'm doing now so that's fine | 13:58 |
wn1zid | ya, thats the one i'm looking for | 13:58 |
yeik | deckard: if you are transferring a windows partition to another partition, make sure you use proper tools that copy data like the bootloader. just copying the files will not work | 13:59 |
spl0it | where is my mouse configuration setup in ubuntu 10.10? (fresh install) | 13:59 |
wn1zid | ok, i'm out, thanks ice799 | 13:59 |
wn1zid | iceroot- | 13:59 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: you dont make a partion in sdc2.. you can dd to a FILE on the sdc2 filesystem... | 13:59 |
researcher1 | hi | 14:00 |
wmp | redbox: http://wklej.org/id/483608 - this is my grub.cfg, and also search for floopy | 14:00 |
wmp | floppy* | 14:00 |
deckard | Dr_Willis: but if i dd to a file, that won't be usable in place of the old partition will it? | 14:00 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/path/to/keep/the/image/file/fileimage.image bs=2048 | 14:00 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: 'in place of' ? what do you mean... | 14:00 |
bluenemo | what can i do when i want to watch .mkv movies and they dont play liquid? | 14:00 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: you can mount image files if yopu wanted to.. or dd them back to a hard drive. | 14:00 |
deckard | i want to actually *move* my windows installation to a new location, and get rid of the old HD | 14:00 |
deckard | not just back it up | 14:00 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: then you dd from one device to anotehr.. or to a file.. THEN from the file to a 2nd device | 14:01 |
yeik | Dr_Willis: it sounds like he is trying to move a partition from one location to another, and chainload it using grub, he can't chainload an image properly in grub. | 14:01 |
deckard | yeik: yes thats exactly what I want to do | 14:01 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: copying from one hard drive to a NEW hard drive you are saying? | 14:01 |
deckard | i think this would be easy if the destination was a blank drive | 14:01 |
deckard | no, that's the thing | 14:02 |
deckard | i have data on one partition of the drive i'm copying to, that i want to keep | 14:02 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: the destitanon need to be either an emoty drive. OR a empty partition... yes. | 14:02 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: back it up.. thats the bottom line.. data worth keeping = worth backing up | 14:02 |
deckard | yes of course :-) | 14:02 |
rizzuh | What file system should I use for a file server? The size will potentially be 24TB (8x3TB disks) in RAID 6. | 14:02 |
Dr_Willis | deckard: its doable. but you need to be VERY carefull how you use dd. | 14:02 |
[segfault] | spl0it: look under System/Preferences/Mouse on the Gnome menus | 14:03 |
deckard | right | 14:03 |
Dr_Willis | dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/sdb1 bd=2048 (IF sda1 is less then sdb1 in size, should work) but you will still need to fix the boot record i imagine. | 14:03 |
yeik | deckard: you already have the partition created? it might be worth dd'ing the data partition to a file, then dd'ing the partition over. | 14:03 |
deckard | i dont have it created yet, i didn't want to bother until i was confident this would even work | 14:04 |
spl0it | segfault: that allows me to change sensitivity, etc... I'm looking to change the configuration as the device buttons are loaded properly... (Ubuntu help pointed me to an article for my mouse to adjust xorg.conf however xorg.conf doesn't have anything but video configurations) | 14:04 |
deckard | i might just end up getting a new HD since it sounds like that will be much easier :-) | 14:04 |
spl0it | segfault: aren't loaded properly (not all of the buttons work, etc) | 14:04 |
yeik | deckard: oh ok. new hard drives are very cheap now. There are also lots of clone tools that are simple to use and work well. just most of them work with windows partitions, not linux. | 14:05 |
deckard | yeah that's what I'm thinking | 14:05 |
Chads | Any help blacklisting a driver? | 14:05 |
[segfault] | spl0it: did you check your xorg.conf? | 14:05 |
deckard | for now maybe i'll just use dd to back up my 1st hard drive to a file on the 2nd | 14:05 |
Guest51411 | how to see if I have a 32 or 64 bit processor? | 14:05 |
deckard | then if i get a third i can just swap it with the first and use dd to restore the backups | 14:06 |
[segfault] | spl0it: oops missed that message.. sry. | 14:06 |
yeik | deckard that would probably work. | 14:06 |
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* yeik is going to run. | 14:06 | |
yeik | later. | 14:06 |
deckard | cool. thanks for your advice everyone | 14:06 |
tycable | Hello, I have problem to access Gmail, the ping to mail.google.com is good, and I can only log in my gmail, but cannot delete mails, and Gtalk cannot load both in firefox 3.6.8 and Chrome Stable. Could you help me? | 14:06 |
kernelpanic | how to see if I have a 32 or 64 bit processor? | 14:07 |
Dr_Willis | tycable: as a test - try gmail in the chrome/google browser? | 14:07 |
spl0it | segfault: every article, help document I can find is suggesting I go to xorg.conf... but nothing is there...confused | 14:07 |
Darael | I'm having some problems with Flash in 64-bit Ubuntu. Have tested both repository-32-bit and native-64-bit flash player. In any case, pressing the shift key is registered, but releasing it doesn't seem to be, unless there's a text-entry area in the Flash. Example of places it can happen: http://ur1.ca/3cg3b | 14:07 |
Dr_Willis | tycable: could be gmail is having some issues. | 14:07 |
iceroot | tycable: doesnt sound like a ubuntu-related problem | 14:07 |
AbhijiT | kernelpanic, grep flags /proc/cpuinfo | 14:07 |
AbhijiT | kernelpanic, in output see if there is an 'lm' flag | 14:07 |
tycable | Yes, I already used Chrome to test. | 14:07 |
[segfault] | spl0it: Well if there isn't anything there, you can always add the appropriate lines, though I am not guru enough to know what to add. perhaps that is the right direction to go though. | 14:07 |
mer_ge | will libreoffice be updated to 3.3.1 for lucid? (in the ppa) | 14:07 |
tycable | Dr_Willis, Yes, I already used Chrome to test. | 14:08 |
kernelpanic | AbhijiT, i see lm so? | 14:08 |
AbhijiT | kernelpanic, is lm present then its 64 bit cpu | 14:08 |
spl0it | segfault: I can try that...just wanted to make sure I wasn't going to blow anything up :P | 14:08 |
Chads | Ubuntu is loading the wrong driver for my wireless usb. | 14:08 |
Darael | mer_ge: You'll have to check with the PPA owner. There should be a contact link on the PPA's page. | 14:08 |
Chads | I want to tell it to use the right one. | 14:08 |
Chads | Help much appreciate | 14:08 |
AbhijiT | !wifi | Chads | 14:08 |
ubottu | Chads: Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 14:08 |
tycable | iceroot, I use ubuntu, I suppose I was because the l2tpd. | 14:08 |
Jeaton | i have a process(xchat) running in the background and I don't know how to access it, how do I recover it? | 14:09 |
Chads | I've tried all of that from Ubuntu. | 14:09 |
Chads | Yes AbhijiT | 14:09 |
iceroot | tycable: because of the what? | 14:09 |
kernelpanic | AbhijiT, i see lm ... what does it mean? | 14:09 |
AbhijiT | Chads, no idea then | 14:09 |
[segfault] | spl0it: you can back it up first, then make changes and see if you get the desired result. | 14:09 |
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AbhijiT | kernelpanic, i told you already | 14:09 |
oCean | kernelpanic: uname -m | 14:09 |
iceroot | Jeaton: fg | 14:09 |
AbhijiT | kernelpanic, if lm present then its 64 bit cpu | 14:09 |
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Chads | I have the correct driver just want to show it where it is and stop using the other one. | 14:09 |
sy_ | oCean, uname -a ? | 14:09 |
AbhijiT | oCean, he is asking about cpu not os | 14:09 |
iceroot | kernelpanic: large memory | 14:09 |
kernelpanic | AbhijiT, thanks, didn't see that ;) | 14:09 |
oCean | sy_: that would print all info, -m just the machine hw | 14:10 |
AbhijiT | iceroot, no i think its long mode = lm | 14:10 |
oCean | AbhijiT: read man uname | 14:10 |
iceroot | AbhijiT: hm, sounds also usefull | 14:10 |
tycable | iceroot, I don't know, Windows can access Gmail, but ubuntu cannot. And, if I use wifi, Gmail is good. | 14:10 |
Jeaton | thank iceroot | 14:10 |
sy_ | oCean, More info the better? :) | 14:10 |
Jeaton | thanks* | 14:10 |
oCean | sy_: hardly | 14:10 |
spl0it | segfault: I guess that's the route I'll take - here goes nothing | 14:10 |
AbhijiT | oCean, -m is machine hardware name | 14:11 |
[segfault] | spl0it: :) g/l! | 14:11 |
AbhijiT | oCean, that is defined by the installed os | 14:11 |
iceroot | tycable: using wifi on ubuntu is working, wired not? with gmail | 14:11 |
oCean | AbhijiT: what, no | 14:11 |
tycable | iceroot, yes, absolutely | 14:11 |
iceroot | tycable: both unfiltere? | 14:12 |
iWaffles | Is it still possible to upgrade from 8.10? I'm doing apt-get update but a lot of files are missing | 14:12 |
AbhijiT | !8.10 | 14:12 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) was the ninth release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 30th, 2010. See !eol and !upgrade for more details. | 14:12 |
tycable | iceroot, sorry, what's the meaning of `unfiltere'? | 14:12 |
spl0it | hmm one issue - how do I see what the current identifier is for the mouse? | 14:12 |
AbhijiT | !upgrade | iWaffles | 14:12 |
ubottu | iWaffles: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade | 14:12 |
iceroot | AbhijiT: -m is showing kernel-architecture, not cpu-architecture | 14:12 |
AbhijiT | iceroot, tell theat to oCean | 14:13 |
AbhijiT | that is what i am tryiing to say him | 14:13 |
iceroot | oCean: see above | 14:13 |
AbhijiT | pksadiq, pm | 14:13 |
iWaffles | A lot of files are missing when I do a sudo apt-get install update-manager-core | 14:13 |
MTecknology | iWaffles: apt-get update; apt-get dist-upgrade will only get you to the most updated version of that release; you want to do "do-release-upgrade" | 14:13 |
iceroot | tycable: any proxy, firewall on wired which is not enabled on wifi? | 14:14 |
ActionParsnip | iWaffles: try: sudo apt-get -f install first | 14:14 |
oCean | AbhijiT: iceroot I stand corrected. | 14:14 |
iceroot | !eol | iWaffles | 14:14 |
ubottu | iWaffles: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 14:14 |
AbhijiT | oCean, plesae be seated! | 14:15 |
AbhijiT | :P :D | 14:15 |
iceroot | oCean: uname -m is printing kernel-architecutre not what the cpu can do | 14:15 |
sy_ | AbhijiT, I personally enjoy lshw :) | 14:15 |
spl0it | In xorg how do I see what my mouse is identified as? any suggestions? | 14:15 |
AbhijiT | sy_, enjoy then! | 14:15 |
iceroot | oCean: i have a 64bit cpu here running a 32bit ubuntu, uname -m is showing i686, cat /proc/cpuinfo is showing lm | 14:15 |
tycable | iceroot, no proxy, I think there is no firewall on my ubuntu either, because the iptables -L shows nothing. | 14:15 |
[segfault] | spl0it: This might help you a bit.. something I just came across - http://www.x.org/archive/X11R6.8.2/doc/mouse5.html | 14:16 |
oCean | iceroot: I got that by now :) | 14:16 |
Fidde | Hi Ubuntu Guys :) | 14:17 |
AbhijiT | hi | 14:17 |
Fidde | what are you guys doing ? | 14:17 |
oCean | Fidde: this is ubuntu technical support chan. For chat join #ubuntu-offtopic | 14:17 |
Fidde | okey | 14:17 |
eXpLoD | where can i edit nautilus scripts? | 14:19 |
cak054 | join #ubuntu-offtopic | 14:19 |
ActionParsnip | eXpLoD: ubuntutweak has a few nice scripts you can add easily | 14:19 |
AbhijiT | cak054, /j #ubuntu-offtopic | 14:19 |
Dr_Willis | eXpLoD: theres a scripts directory. its documented in a few places. and i recall some extra python nautilus extensions that even give you a front end to the thing and some nice scripts | 14:20 |
tycable | iceroot, do you know something about this situation? | 14:20 |
Dr_Willis | eXpLoD: i think at one time it was .nautilus/scripts but it may be mooved now | 14:20 |
spl0it | segfault: there's both a /dev/input/mice and /dev/input/mouse0 - just going to try both of those first :o | 14:21 |
spl0it | segfault: thx | 14:21 |
tycable | Dr_Willis, no, I can access Gmail using wifi. | 14:21 |
pw-toxic_ | hi, im trying to mount a resynced raid5, but i get the following message: "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/md0, missing codepage or helper program, or other error. In some cases usefu info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail or so" | 14:21 |
eXpLoD | Ok I am in ubuntu-tweak but if I want to create other scripts what do I need to do? | 14:22 |
Dr_Willis | eXpLoD: add files to the proper dirs. | 14:22 |
Dr_Willis | http://saravananthirumuruganathan.wordpress.com/2010/08/29/extending-nautilus-context-menus-using-nautilus-actions-scripts-and-python-extensions/ | 14:22 |
ActionParsnip | eXpLoD: put them ni the nautilus scripts folder in your home folder and they will be used | 14:23 |
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iceroot | tycable: i still dont think its a ubuntu-problem | 14:24 |
eXpLoD | hmm,i have found it....it's in ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts | 14:24 |
tycable | iceroot, so what the problem may lie in, please? | 14:24 |
iceroot | tycable: gmail or your connection | 14:24 |
ActionParsnip | eXpLoD: thats the one, remember to mark the script as executable | 14:24 |
Dr_Willis | ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts | 14:25 |
eXpLoD | Yea i'd like to have the md5 checksum script show the md5 sums in a dialog box or something..not a text file.. | 14:26 |
tycable | iceroot, maybe, but my ISP also known as my college don't confirm this is their problem, I really don't know what to do, I have been finding solutions to this for several days. | 14:26 |
tycable | iceroot, thanks! | 14:27 |
ActionParsnip | eXpLoD: the nautilus scripts are good for that | 14:28 |
pw-toxic_ | hi, im missing a partition table on my raid5. can someone please help me repair this? | 14:28 |
jeaton | ok, when i minimize xchat to tray, i no longer have access to it, even though its still running in the background | 14:28 |
jeaton | when I did "fg" it, it tells me no such job | 14:28 |
ActionParsnip | jeaton: right click panel -> add item then add "windows list" | 14:29 |
ActionParsnip | jeaton: you can use alt+tab to switch it in and out without it though :) | 14:29 |
jeaton | ActionParsnip, that only shows what's currently active | 14:31 |
jeaton | it doesnt recover my xchat that is running in the background right now | 14:31 |
Dr_Willis | xchat has some feature to minimize to the system-tray i recall. | 14:31 |
ActionParsnip | !panel | 14:32 |
ActionParsnip | !panels | 14:32 |
ubottu | To reset the gnome panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 14:32 |
ActionParsnip | jeaton: that will put the panels to default | 14:32 |
jeaton | ill try it | 14:32 |
Dr_Willis | I wonder if this is one of the reasons they locked down thepanels so much in the next release.. | 14:34 |
jeaton | hmm, still didnt work | 14:34 |
Dr_Willis | I do recall xchat having some 'minimize to system tray option' | 14:35 |
xangua | and also indicator | 14:35 |
dsnyders | When I hover my mouse over the time, it says click to view your appointments and tasks. However, when I click, it does not show any appointments or tasks, nor does it show any fields where I can enter anything. How do I add timers/reminders? | 14:36 |
jeaton | yes, which is what I did, but something happened to the notification tray, which disappeared | 14:36 |
red_ | linux.org lessons are down :( | 14:36 |
red_ | any alternatives? | 14:36 |
jeaton | i recovered the notification tray, and it is not on the tray anymore | 14:36 |
palomitas_ | #ubuntu-es | 14:38 |
pw-toxic_ | please i need help with my raid ;( | 14:38 |
[segfault] | dsnyders: single click on the time/date should bring up a mini calendar. then double clicking on a day should bring up an Evolution appointment screen (if you have Evolution installed) | 14:38 |
palomitas_ | . | 14:38 |
iWaffles | So I did this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades/Intrepid | 14:39 |
dsnyders | [segfault], evolution is a mail program, isn't it? | 14:39 |
iWaffles | and lsb_release -a shows me I'm still on 8.10 | 14:39 |
iWaffles | even after rebooting | 14:39 |
[segfault] | dsnyders: it also has an Outlook like component | 14:40 |
eXpLoD | how can i do it so when i try to remove something from the panel it warns me?i one time accidentally removed the thrash i barely fixed it | 14:40 |
dsnyders | [segfault], Seems like overkill to install an entire mail/calendar/journal/task manager just to set a reminder to transfer the laundry from the washer to the dryer in half an hour. | 14:45 |
spetrea-home | if I rotate with imagemagick's convert utility some pic to +30deg and then -30deg back, it looses quality, anyone have any idea about this ? for example : convert -rotate 30 p.jpg q.jpg; convert -rotate -30 q.jpg q.jpg <-- and now compare p.jpg(original) with q.jpg(rotated +30deg and -30deg back to original position) | 14:46 |
dsnyders | [segfault], besides, I already have an email program: thunderbird. | 14:46 |
nash__ | man irc | 14:47 |
[segfault] | dsnyders: Yeah, I know how you feel. I prefer TB also, but Evolution is bundled with the distro, so I'm getting used to it. I'm sure there is a simple timer app you could add to your panel or desktop instead, though. | 14:48 |
ActionParsnip | dsnyders: us the 'at' command and make it run: notify-send | 14:48 |
nash__ | wow this is very cool | 14:49 |
nash__ | help | 14:49 |
ActionParsnip | nash__: what is? | 14:49 |
nash__ | hello friend some budy help me..i am new in this please friends | 14:49 |
Dr_Willis | eXpLoD: learn how to fix it.. :) | 14:49 |
formaldehyd | kubuntu 10.10,: "AddScreen/ScreenInit failed for driver 0" onboard radeon hd3300, tried to install proprietary amd driver, doesnt work, anyone? | 14:49 |
Dr_Willis | eXpLoD: in the next reelase it really wont be much of an issue. the stuff will be very locked down. | 14:50 |
[segfault] | ActionParsnip: <----Guru :) | 14:50 |
ActionParsnip | [segfault]: hardly :) (but thanks) | 14:50 |
nash__ | nasj | 14:51 |
compdoc | help you with what? | 14:51 |
nash__ | help me please ????????? | 14:51 |
dsnyders | Thanks guys! | 14:51 |
ActionParsnip | nash__: ask and you may get helped. | 14:52 |
server_ | heey there guys | 14:52 |
server_ | i have an issue with ping | 14:52 |
server_ | i can ping my router but not other computers on my network | 14:52 |
server_ | has somebody found a solution to this? | 14:53 |
erUSUL | spetrea-home: is expected imho. probably it is converted to some bitmap format where the rotation is done then compressed back | 14:53 |
nash__ | \join #freenode | 14:53 |
erUSUL | / | 14:53 |
ActionParsnip | server_: can you ping them by IP? | 14:53 |
nash__ | telnet | 14:53 |
server_ | ActionParsnip: I can't ping them at all. even by IP will be enough | 14:53 |
ActionParsnip | server_: are they in the same subnet? | 14:54 |
server_ | ActionParsnip: yes they are | 14:54 |
ActionParsnip | server_: can the systems ping the server? | 14:54 |
ActionParsnip | server_: sorry, the system having an issue | 14:55 |
zallos | test | 14:55 |
server_ | ActionParsnip: no, the other pcs cannot ping the server. but all pcs can ping the router | 14:55 |
zallos | hello | 14:55 |
nash__ | hey friends somebody help me | 14:55 |
zallos | can someone help me pls | 14:55 |
compdoc | nash__ needs help with irc, me thinks | 14:55 |
ActionParsnip | server_: can the bad system ping 8.8.8.8? | 14:55 |
nash__ | \zallos | 14:55 |
zallos | hello nash | 14:56 |
lexvegas | zallos, go ahead and ask your question | 14:56 |
zallos | i have a tar.gz file | 14:56 |
zallos | but i am unable to install it | 14:56 |
ActionParsnip | zallos: what is the name of the file? | 14:56 |
formaldehyd | can anyone help me with my problem? | 14:57 |
zallos | sec | 14:57 |
ActionParsnip | formaldehyd: ask and see | 14:57 |
formaldehyd | funny: http://www.x.org/wiki/FAQErrorMessages#Ikeepgettingthemessage.3A.22AddScreen.2BAC8-ScreenInitfailedfordriver0.22 | 14:57 |
formaldehyd | ActionParsnip yeah did, apparently no one interested :-) | 14:57 |
zallos | i downloaded the thunderbird from their website | 14:57 |
zallos | i have extracted the file and cd into it | 14:58 |
nash__ | \connect talk.google.com | 14:58 |
zallos | but when i run ./configure | 14:58 |
ActionParsnip | zallos: thunderbird is in the repos | 14:58 |
Dr_Willis | wasent much of a question formaldehyd - many people wont go to some URL to read a lot if you cant at least summarize the issue. | 14:58 |
zallos | in the directory it tells me no such file | 14:58 |
zallos | repos? | 14:58 |
zallos | sorry i dun get you | 14:58 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: look at the files.. is there a configure one? is there a readme.txt or install.txt ? | 14:58 |
niyama | is that bash/sh? | 14:59 |
nash__ | \connect <zallos> | 14:59 |
ActionParsnip | zallos: the ubuntu servers where you install apps from | 14:59 |
server_ | ActionParsnip: yes they can | 14:59 |
zallos | i download thunderbird from their website | 14:59 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: why are youy trying to compile thunderbird when it should be in the software center listings. | 14:59 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: theres no need to 'download it from their web site; | 14:59 |
zallos | cos i have other files | 14:59 |
formaldehyd | kubuntu 10.10,: "AddScreen/ScreenInit failed for driver 0" on startup, onboard radeon hd3300, tried to install proprietary amd driver, doesnt work, anyone? | 14:59 |
zallos | http://dl.dropbox.com/u/971117/dev/ppstream_1.0.0-2%2Bxdg~ppa1_amd64.tar.gz | 14:59 |
server_ | ActionParsnip: they are both connected to the internet | 14:59 |
zallos | for exmaple i wanna install this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/971117/dev/ppstream_1.0.0-2%2Bxdg~ppa1_amd64.tar.gz | 15:00 |
zallos | thats a tar.gz file | 15:00 |
lexvegas | nash__, check this out http://www.ircbeginner.com/ircinfo/ircc-commands.html | 15:00 |
nash__ | \join #zallos | 15:00 |
zallos | \join nash_ | 15:00 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: and whats ppstream supposed to do? | 15:00 |
server_ | ActionParsnip: yes; they can both ping 8.8.8.8 | 15:00 |
zallos | its a streaming video software from china | 15:01 |
zallos | nash | 15:01 |
ActionParsnip | !info thunderbird | zallos | 15:01 |
ubottu | zallos: thunderbird (source: thunderbird): mail/news client with RSS and integrated spam filter support. In component main, is optional. Version 3.1.7+build3+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.10.1 (maverick), package size 10838 kB, installed size 29916 kB | 15:01 |
zallos | i dun see the channel on zallos | 15:01 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: the fact it has a ppa1 in its name. leads me to think that program has a 'ppa' repository you syhould be using.. | 15:01 |
biggreenfoot | hallo | 15:01 |
Dr_Willis | !ppa | zallos | 15:01 |
ubottu | zallos: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and should be used at your own risk. | 15:01 |
zallos | Dr Willis whats a ppa repository? | 15:01 |
zallos | yes i wanna install that | 15:02 |
biggreenfoot | hello | 15:02 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: you may want to learn some more about ubuntu and how the repositorys and ppa's work befor trying to compile stuff. | 15:02 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: sudo apt-get install thunderbird <--------- installs it from the normal repositorues... | 15:02 |
zallos | yes i got that now | 15:02 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: theres proberly other thinderbird extras in the repos also,. | 15:02 |
biggreenfoot | i have a question | 15:02 |
zallos | from ubuntu software center | 15:02 |
zallos | but i wanna install this http://dl.dropbox.com/u/971117/dev/ppstream_1.0.0-2%2Bxdg~ppa1_amd64.tar.gz | 15:02 |
lexvegas | biggreenfoot, go ahead and ask | 15:03 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: you DID check the software center and see if ppstream is in there? | 15:03 |
zallos | can u join me in this channel? | 15:03 |
zallos | #zallos | 15:03 |
Dr_Willis | !manual | zallos | 15:03 |
ubottu | zallos: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 15:03 |
tycable | Hello, how could I find the messages related to in IRC? | 15:03 |
zallos | for example that | 15:03 |
tycable | I want to copy them. | 15:03 |
Dr_Willis | for example 'what' zallos ? | 15:04 |
zallos | i extract the files out | 15:04 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: you need to learn the basics befor you try compiling stuff from source.. that you dont need to be compiling in the first place | 15:04 |
nash__ | <a href="http://quadpoint.org/articles/irssi" target="_blank"> A Guide to Efficiently Using Irssi and Screen | 15:04 |
Dr_Willis | !find ppstream | 15:04 |
ubottu | Package/file ppstream does not exist in maverick | 15:04 |
zallos | i tried running wine with it | 15:04 |
ActionParsnip | zallos: theres no need for the file, just run software centre and search for thunderbird, it will then install | 15:04 |
ActionParsnip | server_: do you have any firewalling in place? | 15:05 |
zallos | Guys i have installed thunderbird now | 15:05 |
zallos | question is how do i install / compile tar.gz files | 15:05 |
server_ | ActionParsnip: i don't have firewalling on the pcs (i have both disabled the firewall software and the iptables) | 15:05 |
zallos | i use terminal to ./configure but no such file or command | 15:05 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: you extraxt the source.. install the needed dev packages and compile.. and hope it works. | 15:05 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: not all source code uses the ./configure method. theres a dozen ways.. | 15:06 |
zallos | dev packages ? | 15:06 |
zallos | where do i get that? | 15:06 |
Platypus-Man | I am having trouble with HDMI audio not playing audio, only video. Acer Aspire 5741G with nVidia GT320M. Under sound prefs, -> Hardware; I have chosen HD Audio controller, Output; have chosen HD Audio controller digital stereo. I have also downloaded nVidia proprietary drivers v. 260.19.06, and checked alsamixer that nothing was muted there,,, any ideas? | 15:06 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: thats why we hammer on using the package manager.... | 15:06 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ThunderbirdNewVersion | 15:06 |
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Dr_Willis | !compile | zallos | 15:06 |
ubottu | zallos: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 15:06 |
ActionParsnip | zallos: run: sudo apt-get install thunderbird it will install | 15:06 |
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zallos | I am not talking about thunderbird anymore | 15:07 |
zallos | question is how do i install / compile tar.gz files | 15:07 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: you need to spend some time learning the basics.. then move up befor you learn how to compile stuff | 15:07 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: compiling stuff ranges from trivial.. to brain surgery.... | 15:07 |
nash__ | \join #test | 15:07 |
zallos | roger | 15:07 |
vskram21 | have a problem with sony vaio e series, mounting hdd takes too long time n results in slow boot of ubuntu takes more that 2 minites..to get me the login page | 15:08 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: you compile 'source code' that fact its a tar/gz dosent matter.. and theres dozens of ways to do it.. theres no instant answer. | 15:08 |
zallos | ok | 15:08 |
zallos | show me the way u do it | 15:08 |
Protomega | So, in windows they had a window where you could actually test out Python code without making an actual script.. Is that there in Linux? | 15:08 |
server_ | ActionParsnip: i get the 'destination host unreachabe' error when i try to ping 'em | 15:08 |
zallos | i am using ubuntu 10.10 | 15:08 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: extract, read the readme.txt follow the files directoins.. is the core of it all. | 15:08 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: assuming you have all needed developer packages installed. | 15:09 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: you DID read that !compile factoids web site yet? thats where to start | 15:09 |
ActionParsnip | server_: try adding a route to the systems to manually define what is going on, see if it works | 15:09 |
zallos | ok where do i get the dev packages like configure? | 15:09 |
zallos | iw as told to ./configure | 15:09 |
zallos | make | 15:09 |
zallos | make install | 15:09 |
zallos | and bingo | 15:09 |
FloodBot3 | zallos: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 15:09 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: 'in the package manager' | 15:09 |
Protomega | Anyone? | 15:10 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: told by who/where? and you do need the build-essential and proberly 300+other packages isntalled to compile most complex software | 15:10 |
ActionParsnip | zallos: what are you compiling? | 15:10 |
zallos | http://dl.dropbox.com/u/971117/dev/ppstream_1.0.0-2%2Bxdg~ppa1_amd64.tar.gz | 15:10 |
ActionParsnip | !info ppstream | 15:10 |
ubottu | Package ppstream does not exist in maverick | 15:10 |
zallos | ahh | 15:10 |
lexvegas | Protomega, open a terminal and type python | 15:10 |
zallos | my mistake | 15:10 |
Protomega | Python is not defined. | 15:11 |
zallos | well i tried to google for methods to install the tar.gz files | 15:11 |
lahwran | zallos: can you install .zip? | 15:11 |
Protomega | lexvegas: Should I learn linux itself before trying to do anything else? | 15:11 |
lahwran | anyone know how to get xtray on ubuntu? | 15:11 |
zallos | extract and double click on exe lol | 15:11 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: the fact that thing has a 'ppa1' in its name - tells us theres proberly a PPA for it that lets you use the package manager.. | 15:12 |
lexvegas | Protomega, at least the basics. it would help a lot. | 15:12 |
lexvegas | !manual | Protomega | 15:12 |
ubottu | Protomega: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 15:12 |
Protomega | Thank you bud. :) | 15:12 |
lexvegas | Protomega, no problem | 15:12 |
BluesKaj | !pylint | Protomega | 15:12 |
yoann674 | Hi dear linux community ! I am a very beginner and I encounter a problem while setting an adhoc connection hosted by Ubuntu for a xp pc. I followed an ubuntu tutorial, the xp pc gets connected to my adhoc, but impossible to get any internet. I do not understand where to look ^^ | 15:12 |
lahwran | lemme rephrase: I would like alerts in xchat for channels that are not focused. #xchat told me that the solution is to install x-tray, and that if I do not have it, I should ask in my distro channel, which would be here. | 15:13 |
BluesKaj | Protomega, check pylint, it may be what you're lookin for | 15:13 |
zallos | hmmm package manager is the archive manager? | 15:13 |
zallos | it only lets me extract | 15:13 |
lahwran | zallos: what are you trying to install? | 15:13 |
Protomega | I will as soon as I finish up reading the firs thing BluesKaj :) | 15:13 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: package manager handles installing/removeing/updateing.. the fact the .deb packages are compressed archives.. is not really relavant. | 15:14 |
lexvegas | yoann674, have you set the eth0 or whatever your lan card is on the ubuntu machine to "shared" under the network manager? | 15:14 |
zallos | and i get 4 folders etc lib32 opt and usr | 15:14 |
Dr_Willis | zallos: you DONT want to be using stuff you just 'download' from some dropbox site... | 15:14 |
ActionParsnip | zallos: then its a binary, not source | 15:14 |
zallos | lahwran i am trying to install this http://dl.dropbox.com/u/971117/dev/ppstream_1.0.0-2%2Bxdg~ppa1_amd64.tar.gz | 15:14 |
Protomega | Might I ask; What is the one thing that made you say to yourself "I'm sticking with Linux". | 15:14 |
formaldehyd | yeah i got it running!! | 15:14 |
yoann674 | I have not touched it, i go look for that ! | 15:14 |
formaldehyd | earned a beer now | 15:14 |
Dr_Willis | http://blog.diyersitzone.net/2010/05/18/ppstream-on-ubuntu-10-04/ | 15:14 |
Guest89416 | hey, my Atheros AR9285 keeps cugtting out in ubuntu 10.10, any help? | 15:15 |
Protomega | Personally for me it was being able to have multiple workspaces -- Giving me the ability to multitask easier. | 15:15 |
tycable | !find tycable | 15:15 |
ubottu | File tycable found in dvb-apps | 15:15 |
zallos | wow Dr Willis! | 15:15 |
lahwran | tycable: hah nice | 15:15 |
lexvegas | yoann674, right click the network icon, and choose edit connections. fine your card and pick edit. go to IPv4 and change from DHCP to shared to other computers | 15:15 |
zallos | lemme try that out | 15:15 |
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tuzlo | I want to run mysql on this box but possibly access it from another computer networked on the same network, is there anything different I need to do to the Passwords? | 15:16 |
lexvegas | Protomega, workspaces and the ability to change ANYTHING i want as opposed to what microsoft wants me to change | 15:16 |
Protomega | lexvegas: Wait so is it true that everything on Linux, even Ubuntu, can be customized in anyway you could possibly imagine? | 15:17 |
species | lexvegas: what sort of customisations are you running right now? | 15:18 |
ActionParsnip | tuzlo: just connect to the sql socket from another PC. Should be ok | 15:18 |
species | Protomega: if you need to customise it somehow you can, because its open source, thats the point | 15:18 |
tuzlo | ActionParsnip, this will work with the root login as well? | 15:18 |
vskram21 | have a problem with sony vaio e series, mounting hdd takes too long time n results in slow boot of ubuntu takes more that 2 minites..to get me the login page | 15:18 |
species | Protomega: although in real terms its not often customised by individuals but by groups who have some specific requirment | 15:18 |
compdoc | everything can be changed, but its prolly not a good idea | 15:18 |
red2kic | Protomega: Yes. It is true. Most people just stick with whatever Canonical gave them. | 15:18 |
vskram21 | [ 42.670485] EXT4-fs (sda1): mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. Opts: (null) | 15:19 |
vskram21 | [ 110.978424] EXT4-fs (sda1): re-mounted. Opts: errors=remount-ro | 15:19 |
stefg | vskram21: got the latest bios for that machine? | 15:19 |
vskram21 | how do i get that.? | 15:19 |
stefg | vskram21: sony support site | 15:19 |
Darael | I'm having some problems with Flash in 64-bit Ubuntu. Have tested both repository-32-bit and native-64-bit flash player. In any case, pressing the shift key is registered, but releasing it doesn't seem to be, unless there's a text-entry area in the Flash. Example of places it can happen: http://ur1.ca/3cg3b | 15:19 |
Protomega | compdoc: Why is that? | 15:20 |
Protomega | red2kic: Same question as I gave to compdoc -- Why is that? | 15:20 |
compdoc | because most settings are already correct | 15:21 |
vskram21 | stefg: i don't have windows can i do that in ubuntu 10.10 64 bit? | 15:21 |
zallos | Ubuntu ROCKS UR SOCKS OFF! | 15:21 |
Darael | Protomega: I would say that almost everything available for Linux, including Ubuntu, is modifiable in any way you have the /competence/ to do so. The competence required is massively variable, and there are a few things (non-free drivers) that you can't modify because the source isn't available. | 15:21 |
Toph | hi there xc | 15:21 |
pw-toxic_ | please help me repair my raid5! i cant find my partition table | 15:22 |
ActionParsnip | Darael: what is the output of: uname -a; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf use http://pastie.org to host the output, thanks | 15:22 |
red2kic | Protomega: Presumbly because they didn't know it was possible. The very same reasons why many people stick with Windows... They didn't know any better and are afraid of unfamiliarity. | 15:22 |
Darael | Protomega: And compdoc is right that in Ubuntu most things are better left alone unless you have a very good reason to modify them. | 15:22 |
red2kic | Protomega: When you buy a machine, it came with Windows. You assume you have to use whatever that thing is. | 15:22 |
Protomega | Darael: For the fun of it :P | 15:22 |
stefg | vskram21: i don't know about sony supprt practices.my usual thinkpads got their bios updates by downloadable .iso-images which i burn to cd and boot from there | 15:22 |
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Darael | Protomega: Sure, if it's not a machine that you need working! | 15:23 |
lexvegas | yoann792, youhave to make sure that the card that your internet if coming to is set to DHCP and the card that is shared to is set to shared | 15:23 |
vskram21 | stefg: thank u | 15:23 |
Protomega | red2kic: I actually stuck with Windows because I tried Ubuntu and was so intimidated, and I didn't know there was an IRC community full of willing people to help. | 15:23 |
Darael | ActionParsnip: http://pastie.org/1613341 | 15:23 |
red2kic | Darael: No, compdoc is not right. You're better off finding out what you like the most. I don't like the indicator. I find them silly so I don't have it. Ubuntu allows you to make a transition to linux world. From there, you should start exploring things on your own. | 15:23 |
yoann792 | ok i go checking that =) | 15:24 |
lexvegas | Protomega, everything, including stuff you probably shouldnt ;) | 15:24 |
Darael | red2kic: I submit that "I don't like it" is a very good reason. | 15:24 |
ActionParsnip | Darael: ok try: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-installer | 15:24 |
lexvegas | species, i run desktop wall with a few custom shortcuts for the switching functions | 15:24 |
ActionParsnip | Darael: then open a browser to some flash content like: http://www.rathergood.com/blode2 | 15:24 |
goldeneye | hello - i want to play an mms:// url in ubuntu for streaming - how can i do that? thanks. | 15:24 |
red2kic | Protomega: Heh. I feel the same thing. Things were very different and I went back. Six months later, there were a new release so I gave it a go. The only thing I did was that I made a full commitment to linux by forcing myself... I moved all my files, docs, movies, etc right over to linux and just try it. It works out pretty well. :) | 15:25 |
lexvegas | yoann792, and you have to restart the ubuntu machine to share the internet | 15:25 |
stefg | vskram21: as a quick run down: check that youhave latest bios,then check that the hd is ok, and properly connected. After all the lowlevel stuff is sorted out then do a pastebin of 'dmesg' and come back | 15:25 |
Protomega | Darael: True... I accidentally installed Ubuntu over Windows which is sort of okay, but I got rid of Autodesk Maya and Unity.. Now I need to hope that both Maya and Unity are compatible with Ubuntu. | 15:25 |
yoann792 | oh ok i try | 15:25 |
Darael | Protomega: http://appdb.winehq.org is your friend. | 15:25 |
red2kic | Protomega: You're better off using Autodesk Maya on Windows. Some people have multiple OS. Use Windows if you have to... for work and such. It's your choice. | 15:26 |
stefg | Protomega: check the geeks at #winehq | 15:26 |
Protomega | red2kic: Yea, I just have to figure out how to split this partition up so I can place Windows on it -- I would go with Wine but I actually would prefer using Windows for Maya and Unity. | 15:27 |
Darael | ActionParsnip: It complains (as expected) about a missing plugin. | 15:27 |
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stefg | Protomega: is the machine powerful enough to be able to accept some performance loss by virtualization? | 15:28 |
vskram21 | stefg: http://pastebin.com/pAK4w2zC | 15:28 |
goldeneye | hello - i want to play an mms:// url in ubuntu for streaming - how can i do that? thanks. | 15:28 |
skydubble | hi | 15:28 |
Worms | hello people | 15:28 |
skydubble | where are you from? | 15:29 |
red2kic | goldeneye: VLC, my wild guess. | 15:29 |
Worms | plz give me us skype | 15:29 |
red2kic | !skype | Worms | 15:29 |
ubottu | Worms: To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto - Please use open protocols instead if you can, see !Ekiga | 15:29 |
Protomega | stefg: No, it really needs as much performance as it can get. | 15:29 |
stefg | vskram21: i'll have a look | 15:29 |
Darael | goldeneye: I suggest using VLC (it's in the Software Centre). You can probably use Totem (AKA Movie Player) but I know it can be done in VLC and I prefer it anyway. | 15:29 |
vskram21 | stefg: there is a bios update available but it's in exe format will that work over wine.? | 15:29 |
skydubble | USA? | 15:29 |
rizzuh | What file system should I use for a file server? The size will potentially be 24TB (8x3TB disks) in RAID 6. Reliability is king, speed is not an issue since it'll server over CIFS/NFS. | 15:29 |
stefg | vskram21: no... the exe is probably a self extracting archive | 15:29 |
Darael | skydubble: This is a support channel; there's people from all over. For chat, I suggest #ubuntu-offtopic. | 15:29 |
ActionParsnip | rizzuh: ext4 if you ask me | 15:29 |
goldeneye | Darel - ok thanks. should it be straightforward in terms if olaying the url? | 15:30 |
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Worms | us no have skype? | 15:30 |
ActionParsnip | Worms: its in the partner repo | 15:30 |
server_ | ppl. i have a pretty weird issue. i have one wireless router with 2 connected PCs to it. the pcs can ping the router & are connected to the internet (both of them). but they cannot ping eachother. is there a solution for this? | 15:30 |
Protomega | There are a few things I don't understand... Like why Windows hasn't implemented features like multiple workspaces. | 15:30 |
stefg | Protomega: so dual boot is the way for you... have some external disk to backup your entire internal disk ? | 15:31 |
server_ | Worms: you're from germany; right? | 15:31 |
server_ | !info skype | Worms | 15:31 |
ubottu | Worms: Package skype does not exist in maverick | 15:31 |
Protomega | stefg: Um... I have a 1TB External Harddrive if that's what you were asking. | 15:31 |
stefg | !skype | 15:31 |
ubottu | To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto - Please use open protocols instead if you can, see !Ekiga | 15:31 |
server_ | !skype | Worms | 15:31 |
ubottu | Worms: please see above | 15:31 |
yoann578 | >lexvegas> thank you so much ! it works now ! Have a so nice end of week end (this goes also for all the community ^^) | 15:31 |
Protomega | stefg: It's not connected currently though. | 15:31 |
Worms | no i from rus | 15:31 |
server_ | ppl. i have a pretty weird issue. i have one wireless router with 2 connected PCs to it. the pcs can ping the router & are connected to the internet (both of them). but they cannot ping eachother. is there a solution for this? | 15:32 |
lexvegas | yoann578, no problem. glad you got it working! | 15:32 |
yoann578 | me too ! :p see you ! | 15:32 |
Williwaller | hi all, I'm trynig to install 10.10 on an eeepc 901, it goes well untill reboot where it gets stuck on a black screen displaying : "(process:309):GLib-WARNING : getpwuid_r(): failed due to unknown user id (0)" Can someone help? | 15:32 |
lexvegas | server_, maybe your router filters ping requests? or maybe a firewall? | 15:32 |
stefg | Protomega: i was just asking because it seems likely that you have to repartiton your hd. Without a backup this can be nerve-wrecking :-\ | 15:32 |
Worms | I simply want to practise my English give me the skype | 15:33 |
Darael | goldeneye: Sorry for response-delay. It should be, yes. | 15:33 |
stefg | !skype | 15:33 |
ubottu | To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto - Please use open protocols instead if you can, see !Ekiga | 15:33 |
Protomega | stefg: Yea it probably will be.. Mind if I come on here for help when I get to that point in time? | 15:33 |
IdleOne | Worms: in a terminal type: sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ $(lsb_release -sc) partner && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install skype | 15:33 |
BluesKaj | server_, do you want to connect the pcs thru the LAN , then try ssh as longas they're both linux machines , otherwise try smb or samba | 15:34 |
IdleOne | Worms: all of that in one command | 15:34 |
nash__ | hellooo worm | 15:34 |
Worms | ðóääù | 15:34 |
Worms | hello | 15:34 |
jon_athon | how do I get my canon digital camera to come up on my computer? | 15:34 |
Darael | ActionParsnip: (this just in case you missed the last one; sorry for repeat) Purging flashplugin-installer and loading a page including a flash results, as expected, in a complaint about a missing plugin. | 15:34 |
BluesKaj | server_, of course smb and samba work on a linux network as well | 15:34 |
server_ | lexvegas: router & other firewalls have been disabled. | 15:35 |
ActionParsnip | Darael: ok then install flashplugin-nonfree and restart the browser | 15:35 |
nash__ | whois | 15:35 |
lexvegas | server_, thats all I have, sorry | 15:35 |
skydubble | If installing ubuntu at my computer, Can I use Itunes?? | 15:35 |
server_ | BluesKaj: they're connected via wifi. i can't even ping the machines. how can i use samba then? | 15:35 |
nash__ | hey do u help me in linux | 15:35 |
xangua | skydubble: you can use rhythmbox, banshee, amarok,e tc | 15:35 |
tvxq | no skydubble, but you can use rythmbox to sync your ipod touch / ipod's / iphone | 15:35 |
Worms | us no have skype?) | 15:35 |
hihihi100 | i need to change the permissions of a folder (FGFS), to do so I need the CHMOD command, but I dont knoe the exact line to type: is it sudo chmod [username here] [path to folder] ? | 15:35 |
xangua | nash__: you haven't say your problem | 15:35 |
xangua | Worms: we have already told you how | 15:36 |
[segfault] | server_: if you are sure that no software firewalls are blocking ICMP, you could check with a direct pc to pc lan connection to rule things out. | 15:36 |
tvxq | hey, my Atheros AR9285 keeps cugtting out in ubuntu 10.10, any help? | 15:36 |
tuzlo | anyone familiar with the drupal and LAMP installation at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Drupal I have installed this as per the directions but when I got to Drupal's install.php it tells me theree are no clean URL's but I checked the file and the changes were made and apache was rebooted | 15:36 |
IdleOne | Worms: do you want to install skype or you want someone to talk to on skype? | 15:36 |
skydubble | Ok Thanks very much :D | 15:36 |
server_ | [segfault]: how do you mean pc to pc? | 15:36 |
wedwo- | IdleOne, he's looking for skype contacts | 15:36 |
server_ | [segfault]: LAN to LAN? | 15:36 |
IdleOne | wedwo-: I think you might be right | 15:37 |
server_ | [segfault]: so i plug a rj45 in one computer & the other end on the other computer? | 15:37 |
nash__ | #wedwo | 15:37 |
[segfault] | server_: just a direct cat5 cable | 15:37 |
stefg | vskram21: your rootfilesystem is/was damaged .... so ubuntu tried to repair it, which took a while | 15:37 |
ActionParsnip | Williwaller: http://us.generation-nt.com/answer/10-4-boot-problem-glib-warning-help-197907291.html | 15:37 |
[Jie-Dnk] | hallo | 15:37 |
BluesKaj | server , install smbclient on both pcs , smbserver is installed by default on ubuntu | 15:37 |
server_ | [segfault]: don't i need a crossover cable for that? | 15:37 |
Worms | pfff i want speak with amerixan boys or girls who have skype? | 15:37 |
[segfault] | server_: you can set static IPs and test.. most don't need xover anymore I don't believe | 15:37 |
Worms | american* | 15:37 |
server_ | Worms: you should go on dating #irc. | 15:37 |
xangua | Worms: this is not the place, perhaps offtopic ¿¿ | 15:37 |
IdleOne | Worms: try asking in #skype, /join #skype | 15:38 |
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[segfault] | server_: use an old switch if you need to instead of a xover | 15:38 |
nash__ | hey worm from where u r | 15:38 |
[Jie-Dnk] | lag | 15:38 |
Darael | ActionParsnip: Flash now loads, sticky-shift problem persists. I note that flashplugin-nonfree depends on flashplugin-installer. | 15:38 |
joeoshawa | to get my internet to work i have to type sudo dhclient eth0 how do i make it so my internet works on startup | 15:39 |
Protomega | Can a 64x computer run 32x? | 15:39 |
lexvegas | server_,from what I can tell, most semi modern LAN chips dont need Xover cables | 15:39 |
IdleOne | Protomega: yes | 15:39 |
server_ | [segfault]: lexvegas: gonna try that | 15:39 |
[segfault] | server_: if you want to start at an easier point, you can direct wire to through that same router rather than wifi and see if it helps things.. it will save you setting static ips and all. | 15:39 |
Protomega | >.> Okay so what exactly is the difference? Just how the memory is allocated or? | 15:39 |
server_ | [segfault]: that isn't that easy ;D | 15:40 |
nash__ | -o nash | 15:40 |
Darael | Protomega: The size of the CPU's registers is the primary factor. A 64-bit machine can handle more RAM, and is faster at crunching large numbers, which is good for stuff like video rendering. | 15:40 |
[segfault] | server_: isn't that the way of things :P | 15:40 |
server_ | [segfault]: probably yeah :D | 15:41 |
nash__ | #nexus | 15:41 |
cyix | Somehow I managed to associate opeing Places>Folder with Audacious. How can I switch it back to the default file manager? | 15:41 |
Protomega | Darael: Awesome thanks bud.. Again | 15:41 |
IdleOne | nash__: Do you need help with anything Ubuntu related? | 15:41 |
skydubble | See you later | 15:42 |
xangua | cyix: create a folder>right clic>open with other>open folder | 15:42 |
Darael | ActionParsnip: (another repeat, apologies again...) Flash now loads, sticky-shift problem persists. I note that flashplugin-nonfree depends on flashplugin-installer. | 15:42 |
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Guest16400 | 这个不错 | 15:43 |
IdleOne | !cn | 15:43 |
ubottu | For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道:打字 /join #ubuntu-cn 或者 打字 /join #ubuntu-tw 或者 打字 /join #ubuntu-hk | 15:43 |
xangua | Darael: nonfree is just a transicion package i believe | 15:43 |
Guest16400 | 来个人 聊聊 | 15:43 |
mintux | my /dev/ttyACM0 is busy how can I release it ? I can not open wammu | 15:43 |
xangua | transition ... how do you say¿¿ :S | 15:43 |
Guest16400 | HELLO | 15:43 |
goldeneye | Dareal - it played the clip but didnt play sound in vlc for mms stream - any idea? | 15:43 |
Guest16400 | WHO HELP ME | 15:44 |
guspur | salam | 15:44 |
IdleOne | Guest16400: type /join #ubuntu-cn | 15:44 |
Darael | xangua: I thought that was the case. I mentioned it because ActionParsnip had me remove flashplugin-installer earlier. | 15:44 |
server_ | !arabic |guspur | 15:44 |
ubottu | guspur: For Arabic language support, please : /join #ubuntu-arabic : للحصول على الدعم باللغة العربية | 15:44 |
nash__ | help me please | 15:45 |
Darael | goldeneye: Sorry, I'm not sure. | 15:45 |
IdleOne | nash__: help you with what? | 15:45 |
ActionParsnip | Darael: not sure about the shift thing, has anyone else reported it | 15:45 |
ActionParsnip | Darael: does it happen in other browser/ | 15:45 |
Darael | ActionParsnip: Not that I've been able to find anywhere on the internet. It happens in every browser I've tried (so far Chromium, Firefox and Midori) | 15:46 |
ActionParsnip | Darael: tried Opera maybe (?) | 15:46 |
Darael | ActionParsnip: I'll give it a go... | 15:46 |
mintux | how can see open port or path ? | 15:47 |
alex_ | hi | 15:47 |
hihihi100 | i nee to change the owner of a folder with chown, what exactly do I have to type? I follow the sudo chown tux foobar synthax, but nothing happens | 15:47 |
hihihi100 | need | 15:47 |
Darael | !elaborate | mintux | 15:47 |
ubottu | mintux: Please elaborate, your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information, errors, steps, and possibly configuration files (use the !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel) | 15:47 |
Darael | hihihi100: sudo chown <user> /path/to/file | 15:48 |
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alex_ | what s your issue | 15:48 |
Jeruvy | hihihi100: sudo chown user:group /path | 15:48 |
mintux | how can see open port or path ? like /dev/ttyACM0 is is busy . I want to know what process toke it | 15:48 |
vskram21 | stefg: this is happening every time i boot my machine... | 15:48 |
fdf | ae | 15:48 |
joeoshawa | if i cannot connect to the internet till i type sudo dhclient eth0 does that mean my computer is not grabbing an ip and how do i fix it | 15:48 |
wedwo- | !who | alex_ | 15:48 |
ubottu | alex_: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 15:48 |
vskram21 | stefg: how would bios update fix this.? | 15:49 |
ActionParsnip | joeoshawa: are their lights around the ethernet port and are they lit / flashing? | 15:49 |
hihihi100 | jeruvy, sudo chown hihihi100 /usr/share/games/FlightGear ? | 15:49 |
Darael | hihihi100: That should work. Perhaps you don't need to change the owner but rather need to make it executable? | 15:50 |
Darael | hihihi100: Why are you trying to chown something in /usr? | 15:50 |
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Guest96040 | Nickserv | 15:50 |
hihihi100 | darael, no, i need to change the owner, cause addind new aircraft, or updating FGS is really a pin if everytime I have to do itr as root | 15:50 |
stefg | vskram21: looks like hardware trouble.... bad ram or hd at the edge of its lifespan ... i'd install smartmontools and check, and let a memtest run overnight | 15:50 |
hihihi100 | darael, because when I first installed FGFS i used a folder in usr/share/games | 15:51 |
stefg | !info smartmontools | 15:51 |
ubottu | smartmontools (source: smartmontools): control and monitor storage systems using S.M.A.R.T.. In component main, is optional. Version 5.39.1+svn3077-1ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 422 kB, installed size 1016 kB | 15:51 |
Jeruvy | hihihi100: yes, looks ok. | 15:51 |
ActionParsnip | joeoshawa: also try a different port on your router / switch | 15:51 |
hihihi100 | jeruvy, pasted and executed sudo chown hihihi100 /usr/share/games/FlightGear, nothing happened | 15:51 |
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hihihi100 | ls -l hasnt changed | 15:51 |
vskram21 | thank u | 15:51 |
hihihi100 | please take a look at http://pastebin.com/0DhMw3Jg | 15:52 |
Gr8Q | I am in trouble. I could not have nm-applet to load! I have to recreate another partition and load another instance of ubuntu what can i do to repair network manager | 15:53 |
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Jeruvy | hihihi100: a couple files changed owner, do you want to alter the entire folder? | 15:53 |
hihihi100 | jeruvy, yes, I want the whole FlightGear folder to be owned by hihihi100, and not by root | 15:54 |
Darael | hihihi100: chown -R | 15:54 |
erUSUL | hihihi100: why? | 15:54 |
vskram21 | only the booting is very slow and once i get my gnome up every thing is o.k.. i am able to share file at the rate of 40Mbps. | 15:54 |
hihihi100 | erusul, because adding new aircraft, or updating FGS is a pain in the ass if I have to do it as root | 15:54 |
stefg | Gr8Q: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1506720 and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1074132&page=2 | 15:54 |
Jeruvy | hihihi100: sudo chown -R user /folder/ | 15:54 |
Protomega | So is there a file that is used to edit how the GNOME (I'm assuming that's where the workspace navigation is configured) enviroment is setup? | 15:55 |
erUSUL | hihihi100: what if some other user of the machine wants to use the program an it fails becouse of permissions issues? | 15:55 |
hihihi100 | sudo chown -R hihihi100 /usr/share/games/FlightGear ? | 15:55 |
jtniehof | mintux: try sudo lsof /dev/ttyACM0 | 15:56 |
erUSUL | hihihi100: frnkly sudo cp -r aircraft_folder/ /usr/share/games/FlightGear/planes/ is not that pain in the ass but whatever.... | 15:56 |
stefg | Protomega: gconf ...that's not a file,more like a database (did anybody say registry? .-) | 15:56 |
hihihi100 | erusul, by user you mean person? I am the only user of this machine, hihihi100 is the only user (besides root) that uses my machine | 15:56 |
jtniehof | mintux: for ports, look at netstat | 15:56 |
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mintux | ok thanks | 15:56 |
hihihi100 | erusul, my knowledge of computing is awfully bad | 15:56 |
Protomega | stefg: Is it not something that is easily editable? | 15:56 |
hihihi100 | but thanks for pastiong the correct code to add aircraft with root as use | 15:57 |
hihihi100 | user owner | 15:57 |
erUSUL | Protomega: what are you trying to change? | 15:57 |
stefg | Protomega: gconf-editor (did anybody say regedit?) | 15:57 |
Naeblis | I'm pretty sure my xubuntu crash is caused by mozilla's flash plugin. Any solutions? | 15:57 |
hihihi100 | erusul, do you also have FGFS installed as root? | 15:57 |
erUSUL | wine's regedit is a different program ;P | 15:57 |
s5s | hey gyus I was using btrfs but my system crapped out. Now I can't boot a liveCD (lol) because the kernel detects the disk with btrfs and panics or whatever and just goes in a loop. I can boot a liveCD if I remove the hard drive but then I want to reinstall using ext4. Is it possible to pass kernel flags to prevent the btrfs module from loading? | 15:57 |
Darael | Protomega: Most GNOME settings are in ~/.gnome2 and ~/.config. Some is in ~/.cache - workspace nav is handled by Compiz if you have desktop effects turned on so you'd need to install compizconfig-settings-manager | 15:58 |
erUSUL | hihihi100: yes;but i do not play that much. installed it as curiosity | 15:58 |
Protomega | erUSUL: I want to see if I can make it so holding Shift+Ctrl+Alt and then pressing an arrow key would set the current window to move to the corresponding workspace. | 15:58 |
hihihi100 | erusul, everybody in the flightgear forums suggest me to change the owner | 15:58 |
hihihi100 | ill try yyour way this time | 15:58 |
stefg | s5s: are you certain that the hd is still intact? ... usually hd'swith a dead controller cause problemslike that | 15:59 |
Darael | Protomega: Either system->preferences->Keyboard Shortcuts, or install and use compizconfig-settings-manager (assuming you have desktop effects on) | 15:59 |
erUSUL | hihihi100: i already say "whatever" :) if you want to do it i am not going to stop you | 15:59 |
stefg | s5s: are you certain that the hd is still intact? ... usually hd's with a dead controller cause problemsl ike that | 15:59 |
vskram21 | stefg: only the booting is very slow and once i get my gnome up every thing is o.k.. i am able to share file at the rate of 40Mbps. | 15:59 |
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slinzex | Have problem with X-CHANGE PDF viewer .exe | 16:00 |
slinzex | fixme:system:SetProcessDPIAware stub! | 16:00 |
slinzex | When try to run, it closes. | 16:00 |
Protomega | Oh.. There already is something for that | 16:00 |
s5s | stefg: yes. It was working when I shutdown. However, I had to cut the power off and I suppose it lost data. The hdd is new - about 6 months and has been working fine since | 16:00 |
erUSUL | slinzex: is a windows program in wine? | 16:01 |
s5s | stefg: unless btrfs broke it somehow but I doubt it | 16:01 |
erUSUL | !appdb | slinzex | 16:01 |
ubottu | slinzex: The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org - Join #winehq for application help | 16:01 |
Gr8Q | ok stefg i will boot again and check this out | 16:01 |
Darael | ActionParsnip: With Opera, flash doesn't recognise pressing the shift key in the first place! | 16:01 |
slinzex | erUSUL yes is a windows programs in wine | 16:01 |
stefg | vskram21: nevertheless your root ext4 filesystem is corrupted and needed/needs repair at every boot... you should think over that. I had trouble with ext4, too. As i found out out it was a bad stick of ram | 16:01 |
erUSUL | slinzex: check support in the appdb | 16:01 |
orplin | hey there! when i start Xephyr with "Xephyr -ac -screen 1280x1024 -br -reset -terminate 2> /dev/null :1 &" how can i start a specific window manager inside that xephyr window then? "DISPLAY=:1 xinit /path/to/wm -- :1 &" somehow won't work... | 16:01 |
nash__ | status | 16:02 |
slinzex | ubottu ok I'll try | 16:02 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 16:02 |
armence | Hello all. I would like to install ubuntu in a VM within ubuntu. I would ideally not want that process to be too big of a burden since I plan on doing it often-ish (to test packaging). What would you recommend? | 16:02 |
nash__ | armence | 16:02 |
Darael | slinzex: Do you absolutely need to use X-CHANGE? There's an enormous number of native PDF viewers; you could try one of those. | 16:02 |
s5s | stefg: I think the message was something about a sector and expecting 6200 but getting 6002 (lol at that description) | 16:02 |
aeon-ltd | armence: virtualbox | 16:02 |
ActionParsnip | armence: virtualbox is easy to setup | 16:02 |
jtniehof | Naeblis: I use a flash blocker so flash only runs when I want it. Package xul-ext-flashblock on Ubuntu 10.10. Might help you with the debugging | 16:03 |
s5s | armence: there are other ways to do that. Look at chroot | 16:03 |
erUSUL | s5s: have you fsck'ed the btrfs partition ? does btrfs has a fsck ? | 16:03 |
slinzex | Darael yes but, I need the best PDF viewer witch let's me make annotations in pdf | 16:03 |
s5s | erUSUL: I don't think it has | 16:03 |
ActionParsnip | slinzex: there is no best | 16:03 |
Darael | erUSUL: btrfs doesn't have a working fsck in Maverick. | 16:03 |
ActionParsnip | slinzex: you can use pdfedit to edit pdf files | 16:04 |
Darael | s5s: Btrfs trouble? What's the issue? | 16:04 |
slinzex | Darael if you check PDF xchange viewer it has a lot of functions to make annotations | 16:04 |
erUSUL | s5s: well it does ;P | 16:04 |
armence | s5s: I'm using chroot to perform the packaging, but when testing, I want to eliminate as many variables as possible (including the possibility I don't really understand chroot as much as I think I do) | 16:04 |
stefg | s5s: usually the bios (which selects from which device to bnoot) is not aware of filesystems... if it is a S-ATA drive and a reasonable motherboard you can even hotplug the drive after booting. I'd dd it then to zero as the first step | 16:04 |
Naeblis | jtniehof: so it willask my permission each time before running any flash content? seems inconvenient :( | 16:04 |
s5s | stefg: I plugged it but the LiveCD running doesn't see it. dmesg doesn't show it's in... | 16:05 |
jtniehof | Naeblis: it shows a window that you click on to start the flash. Can always uninstall it once you're done with the debugging. | 16:05 |
slinzex | ActionParsnip but pdfEdit is bad for me | 16:05 |
sharperguy | Hmm. Well I just rebooted my machine and suddenly I have no GLX extension. I think the problem might be that I installed a python library that is meant for nvidia (I'm on intel chipset), but I have no idea what it changes or how to revert it. I have no xorg.conf and my xorg.conf.d directory has no relevant files | 16:05 |
stefg | s5s: i'd use something like sysrescd for plumbing .... | 16:06 |
stefg | !rescue | 16:06 |
ubottu | To rescue a broken system, boot the alternate install CD and select "Rescue a broken system" | 16:06 |
stefg | bah | 16:06 |
Naeblis | jtniehof: thanks, installing it :) | 16:06 |
stefg | !sysrescd | 16:06 |
s5s | Darael: I had Ubuntu with btrfs with /boot / and /home (/boot was ext4 actually). How I had to cut the power to reboot and the kernel goes in a loop when trying to load the btrfs module complaining about expecting a value 6200 and getting 6002 at some sector | 16:06 |
slinzex | ActionParsnip: I don't need to edit. Just need to make annotations while I'm reading pdf files. | 16:07 |
berefeira | /j #crunchbang | 16:07 |
sharperguy | Ok, for some reason it's installed the nvidia graphics driver, but isn't running it. | 16:07 |
stefg | s5s: you might consider resetting your bios | 16:07 |
Darael | s5s: I had that issue - or a similar one. Have you tried loading an old kernel? If that doesn't work, It may be a corrupted log tree. | 16:07 |
pauk960 | hi, everyone, I have a problem with frozen dpkg process and I can't kill it, I tried everything (except reboot). can somebody help me? | 16:07 |
s5s | Darael: I only have one kernel. Live CD nor the HDD install will boot | 16:08 |
s5s | Darael: both panic when the btrfs module is loaded | 16:08 |
Darael | s5s: Do you get a shell eventually? Busybox, it would be, IIRC... | 16:08 |
slinzex | How can I check if my UBUNTU has the latest updates for all progs? | 16:09 |
Protomega | Is there an easier way to resize windows other than trying to pick the edge? | 16:09 |
s5s | Darael: I'll try and do it again. I'll reboot and be back to tell you wether I've managed to log in. Otherwise I logged in using a LiveCD by removing the HDD | 16:09 |
s5s | Darael: and I'm using web irc | 16:10 |
Darael | slinzex: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade. | 16:10 |
pauk960 | protomega: use alt+f8 | 16:10 |
* stefg finds himself once more acknowledged by preferring xfs for most of his filesystems .... broken ext4 here, non-booting btrfs there ..... | 16:10 | |
vskram21 | stefs: my harddisk passed the smart test | 16:10 |
Protomega | Awesome thanks. | 16:10 |
Naeblis | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/670665 <-- THIS is my actual problem. | 16:11 |
ubottu | Ubuntu bug 670665 in firefox (Ubuntu) "firefox crashes on ubuntu 10.10 (amd 64)" [Undecided,New] | 16:11 |
erUSUL | slinzex: run the update manager | 16:11 |
Darael | s5s: That'll get you the latest versions in the repositories. If there are newer versions that aren't in the repos, you'd have to compile them yourself - easier to stick to the repo versions. If you're really sure you want the newest version of things, consider moving to Debian unstable. | 16:11 |
slinzex | Darael: I've done this, but still having some issues. I think I have problems with sources | 16:11 |
Darael | slinzex: Apologies, the above was intended for you. | 16:11 |
Darael | slinzex: Pastebin any errors you're getting, please. | 16:11 |
hobbel | Is there an easy way to get wifi without network-manager? WPA2 enterprise doesnt work for me. | 16:12 |
Protomega | Woo! Ubuntu recognizes the "Calculator" button on my Microsoft Keyboard! :P | 16:12 |
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Darael | hobbel: Try installing and using wicd. | 16:12 |
Naeblis | Undecided,New :/ | 16:12 |
vskram21 | stefs: how do i test if my RAM is proper.? | 16:15 |
Darael | vskram21: Memtest86+ is installed by default. When booting your machine, hold shift immediately after the BIOS screen and you should get a GRUB menu. Choose the memtest option to run tests on your RAM. | 16:16 |
Darael | vskram21: The above assumes you have Ubuntu installed. If not, run an Ubuntu live CD and choose the memory test from the initial menu on that. | 16:16 |
rick_2047 | hey people I just changed my monitor, but it is not getting detected, its a compaq monitor some years old | 16:17 |
rick_2047 | the resolution is set to 800x600 while I know the monitor can support more than tha | 16:18 |
Daghdha | re there any tools to manage my grub2 stuff in the GUI? | 16:18 |
vskram21 | stefs: idon't think my RAM is the problem. | 16:19 |
Darael | Daghdha: basically, no. Sorry. | 16:19 |
vskram21 | stefs: i ve reinstalled ubuntu for the 6 th time..facing the same proble | 16:19 |
Daghdha | :( | 16:20 |
Daghdha | Because it's wrong, when it boots i can select and press enter. but i want it to start booting automatically | 16:20 |
jogu | can anybody help me troubleshoot installing ubuntu, i've been having a lot of troubles trying both wubi and a full install | 16:21 |
Darael | Daghdha: Sorry, you'll need to do it the hard way. You can at least use a graphical editor (eg gksu gedit /etc/default/grub) | 16:22 |
pwnzrlolz | Daghdha: You can look at startup-manager. It will let you change which OS is selected by default and the timout. | 16:22 |
Darael | jogu: Give us a little more detail and someone will help if they recognise each problem. | 16:22 |
Daghdha | interesting | 16:22 |
frandieguez | Hi, all. Someone knows if the latest macbook pro graphics card (AMD Radeon HD 6490M) works in ubuntu? I have searched in amd website, ubuntu wiki and in other sites but I didn't found any reference about it. | 16:23 |
Darael | pwnzrlolz: IIRC startup-manager works only with grub, not grub2. I could be wrong, of course. | 16:23 |
jogu | It's pretty interesting, i've installed ubuntu many times before but im at a total loss here | 16:23 |
jogu | if I try to install through wubi it says no root filesystem defined | 16:23 |
vskram21 | darael: thank u | 16:23 |
Daghdha | Darael: the description in package manager would indicate you are indeed correct | 16:23 |
jogu | when I try to do a full install through the dvd it detects my hard drive but none of the partitions on it | 16:24 |
pwnzrlolz | Darael: Looking at startup-manager online it says it can handle grub2 | 16:24 |
Darael | pwnzrlolz: Ah. Probably that version hasn't yet made it into Ubuntu, then, in light of what Daghda says. | 16:24 |
jogu | im trying to dual boot with win7 so I need to make sure it recognizes that partion(instead of just saying the full 500GB of my hardrive is free space, which it's not) | 16:24 |
Daghdha | 2008? | 16:24 |
pwnzrlolz | jogu: have you tried installing via wubi? | 16:25 |
jogu | Yes, i mentioned i've tried it and it says no root filesystem defined | 16:25 |
Protomega | Screw Windows.. Honestly.. .<Name Here> hides folders and in Windows you have to do like three extra things that Ubuntu does with one extra character. | 16:25 |
thauriswulfa | QUESTION:If anybody know of a youtube video downloader | 16:25 |
Darael | jogu: Try the Alternate CD? It's often better at situations the live cd doesn't handle well. | 16:25 |
Darael | thauriswulfa: Plenty. I suggest http://tinyogg.com because it converts to a free and open format. | 16:26 |
jogu | I was reading it might have something to do with a corrupt partition table, but I really have no idea how I would fix it | 16:26 |
SupeR_NovA | This source ksplice can it be considered stable for Ubuntu 10.10 is it worth to install ...? | 16:26 |
SupeR_NovA | help ! | 16:26 |
pwnzrlolz | jogu: can you boot into a live CD? | 16:27 |
Darael | jogu: If it /is/ a corrupt partition table, install and run testdisk (in a live CD). That will at least help with that part. | 16:27 |
sacarlson | jogu: sounds like your not installing with wubi and if so you must have done manual partition | 16:27 |
Darael | sacarlson: AIUI jogu can't install at all, with wubi or as a full install. | 16:27 |
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pragmaticenigma | SupeR_NovA: Is there any particular reason you need ksplice? | 16:28 |
var32 | Hi all , i am looking for a way to get the user login count (like top does) based on /proc .. can anyone point me to relevant file under /proc , where i can get that information ? | 16:28 |
JT13 | question, I was formatting my brand new flash drive with my laptop and in the process i accidentlly hit the cancel button. now my flashdrive won | 16:29 |
JT13 | 't show up what can i do to fix? | 16:29 |
* lsaint love | 16:29 | |
thauriswulfa | darael: but i need some ubuntu software | 16:29 |
jogu | okay well I'll boot into a live cd here and try running test disk brb | 16:29 |
Daghdha | thanks pwnzrlolz, i tried the tool you suggested. Time will tell :) (Next reboot.. ) Thanks you too Darael | 16:29 |
pragmaticenigma | JT13: Do you have another machine to test the flash drive with? | 16:29 |
JT13 | pragmaticenigma, yes i have tested with three machines | 16:30 |
pwnzrlolz | Daghda: np | 16:30 |
JT13 | pragmaticenigma, i was hoping for a way to manually mount and then reformat. | 16:30 |
Darael | thauriswulfa: in that case, try the youtube-dl package. | 16:30 |
pragmaticenigma | JT13: Any of those machines by chance windows or mac? | 16:30 |
SupeR_NovA | pragmaticenigma, Well I do not know I only know that towel thing and you would tell me something specific to this source | 16:30 |
compdoc | JT13, does the Disk Utility see it? | 16:30 |
JT13 | no all ubuntu but i do have a windows pragmaticenigma | 16:31 |
thauriswulfa | darael: i tried it already, but it always say unable to download | 16:31 |
JT13 | and one sec compdoc let me check | 16:31 |
compdoc | what about fdisk -l | 16:31 |
Darael | thauriswulfa: In that case, my next suggestion is the clive package. | 16:31 |
pragmaticenigma | JT13: I would see if you can get it to come up in device manager in windows... at least it would tell you that the drive is good... another test in ubuntu would be to run lsusb from the command line with the drive in, and again with the drive out... that would at least tell you the system is seeing the drive being plugged into the computer | 16:32 |
ActionParsnip | JT13: also grab the ultimate boot cd and test the disk with the manufacturers tool | 16:32 |
var32 | no need i think i found it /proc/keys | 16:32 |
var32 | thanks all | 16:32 |
vitorleite | what's the stable version of ubuntu?: | 16:32 |
JT13 | ActionParsnip, what do you mean? | 16:33 |
var32 | exit | 16:33 |
ActionParsnip | !maverick | vitorleite | 16:33 |
ubottu | vitorleite: Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) is the current release of Ubuntu. Download http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.10/ - Release Info: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 | 16:33 |
Darael | JT13: Also to see if Ubuntu is noticing the drive being plugged in, run "tail -f /var/log/dmesg" and plug it in, see what scrolls past. | 16:33 |
pragmaticenigma | SupeR_NovA: From my knowledge ksplice is for installing new kernels without requiring a reboot of the machine... I wouldn't install this utility unless your running some sort of server that has to stay up all the time. Otherwise, I would wait for the Ubuntu developers to actually include ksplice within the ubuntu software library | 16:33 |
LucyIntheSky | can print pdf files locally, can print documents on my windows 7 machine ( got samba w/ cups) however when I try to print PDF from my windows machine it either says im not allowed in /var/log/syslog or nothing happens. | 16:33 |
Darael | vitorleite: See also Lucid, which is the stable Long Term Support release. | 16:33 |
hihihi100 | ls -l help please, take a look at http://pastebin.com/kRx47sJN and explain to me the second column | 16:33 |
ActionParsnip | JT13: there is a CD with a tonne of great tools on, it has the drive testers from the main drive manufacturers to test the drive | 16:33 |
vitorleite | thanks | 16:33 |
JT13 | pragmaticenigma, compdoc Darael ActionParsnip ok disc utility sees it, shouldn't formatting from there work? | 16:34 |
JT13 | ActionParsnip, ok where do i download the iso for thar? | 16:34 |
compdoc | JT13, what filesystem? | 16:34 |
pragmaticenigma | Disk utility from where? windows or ubuntu? | 16:34 |
JT13 | compdoc it says unknown | 16:34 |
ActionParsnip | JT13: you'll find it if you search, it can also be used on a bootable usb too :) | 16:34 |
pragmaticenigma | JT13: Disk utility from where? windows or ubuntu? | 16:34 |
JT13 | pragmaticenigma, ubuntu | 16:34 |
compdoc | JT13, I mean what filesystem do you want to use? Dont those only support fat? | 16:35 |
pragmaticenigma | JT13: if the disk manager can see it, you should be able to format it from there | 16:35 |
Darael | JT13: I don't see any reason why formatting it from palimpsest (aka disk utility) wouldn't work. | 16:35 |
JT13 | compdoc no they support all | 16:35 |
pragmaticenigma | ActionParsnip: UBCD isn't really a solution in this case... | 16:35 |
Darael | ActionParsnip: Flash in Opera doesn't even recognise pressing shift in the first place! | 16:35 |
pragmaticenigma | compdoc: Flash drives can support any filesystem you want on them... most are formatted in FAT to make the easily compatible with all operating systems | 16:36 |
compdoc | JT13, I think gparted is better to format | 16:36 |
JT13 | ok guys i am formatting from inside of disc utility now | 16:36 |
Venemo | hi | 16:36 |
ActionParsnip | Darael: hmm, trie a different keyboard maybe (cluthing at straws) | 16:36 |
JT13 | compdoc but gparted can only be used from licve cd right? | 16:36 |
ActionParsnip | pragmaticenigma: thought you wanted drive testing.. | 16:36 |
Venemo | could anyone help me with how to download a piece of code from Launchpad? seems that bzr doesn't work like git or svn | 16:37 |
pragmaticenigma | ActionParsnip: No, JT13 needs to be able to get the drive formatted, all I was checking for was the device recognized in the system so he could still access it in some fashion | 16:37 |
Darael | Venemo: bzr branch lp:~user/branch | 16:37 |
compdoc | no, if youre running most versions of linux, you can easily install it | 16:37 |
jogu | okay I'm booted into a live cd what was it that I needed to install? testdisk? | 16:37 |
SupeR_NovA | pragmaticenigma, and soon will it take , Yet thanks to the comprehensive response | 16:37 |
JT13 | compdoc ok that is new and good to know i was undr the impression it was live cd only | 16:38 |
Darael | jogu: Yeah, install testdisk and then run "sudo testdisk". | 16:38 |
compdoc | JT13, gparted now correctly handles creating partitions on 4k sector drives, and SSD, etc | 16:38 |
Venemo | thank you Darael | 16:38 |
jogu | I should select Intel/PC partition right? | 16:39 |
LucyIntheSky | can print pdf files locally, can print documents on my windows 7 machine ( got samba w/ cups) however when I try to print PDF from my windows machine it either says im not allowed in /var/log/syslog or nothing happens. | 16:40 |
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JT13 | compdoc ActionParsnip pragmaticenigma Darael ok guys I have recovered my usb thank you for all of your help. it was wonderful. | 16:40 |
pragmaticenigma | glad you have it working! JT13 | 16:40 |
ActionParsnip | LucyIntheSky: do you authenticate on the samba?? | 16:41 |
Darael | JT13: We do our best. Glad to hear it works now. | 16:41 |
zeratul2k | Hello, everyone! Got a little annoyance here that I haven't been able to fix. For a while now the screen has been dimming, even with the AC adapter plugged and with ALL the related dimming options disabled in gnome-power-manager. The brightness keys don't work, so to restore the screen to full brightness I have to restart the computer (logging out and back again doesn't fix it) | 16:41 |
ActionParsnip | zeratul2k: what model laptop (kinda useful) | 16:41 |
zeratul2k | the computer is an HP probook 4710s0 | 16:42 |
pw-toxic_ | can someone please help me repair my raid? | 16:42 |
compdoc | zeratul2k, many laptops have power settings (including screen dimming) in the bios | 16:42 |
LucyIntheSky | ActionParsnip, authenticate, I have force user and force group | 16:42 |
Darael | jogu: Sorry about that. Yes, you usually want that option. | 16:43 |
zeratul2k | if so, shouldn't that happen in all OSes? this only happens in Ubuntu | 16:43 |
zevonja | Anyone online that might help me? i`m having trouble installing fedora on my desktop pc | 16:43 |
compdoc | some OSes might just be better at over-riding the biso settings | 16:43 |
compdoc | bios | 16:43 |
zeratul2k | well, gonna go take a look at it then and be back in a few | 16:44 |
Darael | zevonja: You'd be better off trying #fedora! | 16:44 |
LucyIntheSky | ActionParsnip, do I need that under [printers] also or just my share | 16:44 |
pragmaticenigma | zeratul2k: what type of graphics card does your machine have in it? | 16:44 |
jogu | so now I would want to analyse the partition structure? | 16:44 |
pragmaticenigma | bummer... just missed him | 16:44 |
zevonja | Darael, ? | 16:44 |
Darael | jogu: That's right. | 16:44 |
ActionParsnip | zevonja: feddora isn't supported here | 16:45 |
zevonja | oh my bad | 16:45 |
Darael | zevonja: This is #ubuntu, a channel for Ubuntu support. For help installing Fedora, you probably want #fedora. Type "/join #fedora" without the quotes and hit enter. | 16:45 |
zevonja | i meant to say ubuntu | 16:45 |
zevonja | sorry guys | 16:45 |
sacarlson | jogu: I think you need to setup some free space for your secound system, you may need to resize one so that you have at least 10gb space for a new partition to install ubuntu | 16:45 |
zevonja | may i tell you the problem ? | 16:45 |
Darael | zevonja: Ah, OK, that's fine. In that case, could we have a little more detail about the problem? | 16:45 |
ActionParsnip | LucyIntheSky: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/samba-printserver.html may help, some good smb.conf entries there | 16:45 |
bazhang | zevonja, pastebin sources.list please | 16:46 |
ActionParsnip | zevonja: go for it :) | 16:46 |
jogu | Well I have a 500gb hard drive with about 400gb partitioned for win7 and an empy unpartioned 100gb im trying to install ubnuntu to | 16:46 |
LucyIntheSky | ActionParsnip, thx | 16:46 |
sacarlson | jogu: if you already had windows on it and you think your files system had a problem then you should use that to analize and repair before you resize | 16:46 |
zevonja | The problem is very common,it`s that initrfms unable to find medium type of problem but.. nothing seems to help when i try overrun this problem.. i tryed disabling ahci,disabling apci,tryed installing it visa usb,wubi,cd.. and nothing helped | 16:46 |
jogu | hm yeah let me reboot brb | 16:47 |
zevonja | i always get that message | 16:47 |
bazhang | zevonja, on fedora 14? | 16:47 |
zevonja | on ubnut 10.10 | 16:47 |
zevonja | i also tryed installing mints,running kubuntu | 16:47 |
zevonja | got same error | 16:47 |
zevonja | when trying installing fedora,i got other errors.. but lets stick to ubuntu now | 16:47 |
zevonja | :) | 16:47 |
ActionParsnip | zevonja: did you MD5 test the ubuntu ISO you downloaded? | 16:48 |
zevonja | yes | 16:48 |
zevonja | all verified | 16:48 |
xrdodrx | zevonja, can you go into more detail about this: "it`s that initrfms unable to find medium type of problem" ?? | 16:48 |
xrdodrx | I don't understand | 16:49 |
zevonja | it goes booting and stops with message | 16:49 |
zevonja | initramfs "unable to find meidum containing a live file system" | 16:49 |
ActionParsnip | zevonja: and did you check the CD for defects once it started to boot? | 16:49 |
ActionParsnip | zevonja: have you also tested your RAM? | 16:50 |
zevonja | i googled ,and find out it`s very common.. but all of the sollutions i googled wouldnt help me out | 16:50 |
zevonja | i tested ram with ram memory test | 16:50 |
zevonja | on live cd | 16:50 |
zevonja | everything is okay | 16:50 |
zevonja | cd runs | 16:50 |
zevonja | on my laptop | 16:50 |
FloodBot3 | zevonja: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 16:50 |
pragmaticenigma | zevonja: are you sure you don't mean initramfs? | 16:50 |
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zevonja | sorry,i`ll write in one line. yes,initramfs | 16:51 |
Mikaze | Hello. Does Ubuntu have that Mortal Kombat clone? I'm blind and looking for fighter games to play. Yes, by sound. Gonna kick my nephew's little butts, and friggin Debian is so anally retentive, it no longer carries it, when I just saw the game in the listings only 3 months ago. | 16:51 |
pragmaticenigma | zevonja: is this a clean harddrive you are attempting to install to? | 16:51 |
zevonja | clean,formated,but i havent got to the installation process,it stops showing that message | 16:51 |
sacarlson | zevonja: sounds like a media problem to me, is a usb flash disk avalable or do you already have a linux system installed? | 16:52 |
iWaffles | so I tried upgrading ubuntu and now it cant even access the web (pinging google, etc). Any suggestions? | 16:52 |
pragmaticenigma | zevonja: do you have a different method of installing (different CD-ROM, USB Flash drive?) | 16:52 |
ActionParsnip | Mikaze: check the playdeb repo, it has lots of decent games :) | 16:52 |
zevonja | no,i have a fresh hdd,formated,on one partition winxp,i tryed installing via usb,cd and even wubi | 16:52 |
zevonja | and nothing helped | 16:52 |
LinuxNoob | hmmm | 16:52 |
LinuxNoob | zev can you restate your question? | 16:53 |
LinuxNoob | whisper me if you want | 16:53 |
Mikaze | What's the playdev repo? | 16:53 |
ActionParsnip | Mikaze: it's DEB, not dev | 16:54 |
ActionParsnip | Mikaze: Ign http://packages.linuxmint.com julia/import amd64 Packages | 16:54 |
ActionParsnip | Ign http://packages.linuxmint.com julia/backport amd64 Packages | 16:54 |
ActionParsnip | Ign http://packages.linuxmint.com julia/romeo amd64 Packages | 16:54 |
FloodBot3 | ActionParsnip: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 16:54 |
rizzuh | What size to I provide to lvcreate if I want to fill the whole volume? It's mdadm R5 of 4x1GB. | 16:54 |
ActionParsnip | oops | 16:54 |
ActionParsnip | Mikaze: http://www.playdeb.net/welcome/ | 16:54 |
BluesKaj | !alternate | zevonja | 16:54 |
ubottu | zevonja: The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download#alternate - See also !minimal | 16:54 |
pragmaticenigma | zevonja: have you tried the alternative install method? | 16:54 |
zevonja | i didnt | 16:54 |
Mikaze | ActionParsnip: Thank you. Never heard of the place. | 16:55 |
zevonja | i tryed wubi,cd,usb | 16:55 |
ActionParsnip | Mikaze: theres a deb file to add the repo, you can then install the games | 16:55 |
Luca | hello how install LWP::UserAgent 5.829 | 16:55 |
pragmaticenigma | zevonja: We are asking if you have tried the Alternate Install CD, check the link posted by ubottu | 16:55 |
Mikaze | Kewl. | 16:55 |
sacarlson | zevonja: what problem did you have with usb boot install? | 16:56 |
pragmaticenigma | zevonja: I would highly recommend downloading the Alternate Install disk and giving that a go, something in your computer's configuration of hardware is not letting the sytem see the image after it has started booting | 16:57 |
zevonja | sacarlson same as with cd,or wubi.. initramfs unable to find a medium containing live file system | 16:57 |
zevonja | pragmaticenigma,i will surely try that | 16:57 |
sacarlson | zevonja: oh did you do an md5sum of the iso file you downloaded? | 16:57 |
Mikaze | Seems like everywhere you go (with Debian at least), you have to source.lst 15 other sites to get things to make it support the simplest formats. | 16:57 |
zevonja | yep,first thing :) | 16:57 |
Luca | (17:55) <Luca> hello how install LWP::UserAgent 5.829 | 16:58 |
sacarlson | zevonja: ok what version is it you are trying to install? | 16:58 |
tdiso | Luca, che cose? | 16:58 |
Mikaze | ActionParsnip: Thanks again... | 16:58 |
sacarlson | zevonja: and what md5sum is it? | 16:59 |
pragmaticenigma | sacarlson: he is attempting to installl the latest edition of Ubuntu, he has attempted to boot from flash, live cd, wubi without success, we are suggesting to him to try the alternate install cd | 16:59 |
slinzex | Darael: Sorry for delay. I told that have problems with updates because for example in the software manager, I can't find some programs. My friend can see there Numpty Physics. Me not | 16:59 |
zevonja | sacarlson,man it works great on my laptop | 16:59 |
Luca | I got this error and I have ubuntu http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/573114/ | 16:59 |
zevonja | but doesnt want to run on my desk | 16:59 |
Luca | on line 8 there is -> use WWW::Mechanize; | 16:59 |
sacarlson | zevonja: pragmaticenigma: that sounds like a good idea to me, try the alternate cd or even the minimal cd to install | 17:00 |
ActionParsnip | can anyone please remind me of the move command to make windows boot first in grub2, something about the scripts in /etc/grub.d thanks | 17:00 |
pragmaticenigma | Luca: I would suggest going to the developers site where you downloaded the source code from for assistance | 17:00 |
Luca | pragmaticenigma I have made it | 17:01 |
Luca | and I 've installed all modules required but it still give errors | 17:01 |
pragmaticenigma | Luca: This is from a program that you wrote, and your trying to compile? | 17:02 |
Luca | pragmaticenigma: yes on other server with ubuntu it worked perfectly | 17:02 |
Luca | but in this, after installed the modules, it give me this erros | 17:02 |
Luca | its ubuntu 8 | 17:03 |
Zeratul2k | finally! | 17:03 |
ActionParsnip | Luca: 8.04 or 8.10 there is no ubuntu 8 | 17:03 |
m4rtin | hi all: got a serious mess going on here. I have an encrypted root FS (sda5) and (I guess) the boot partition at sda1 (ext2). grub tells me it can't find the disk on reboot. I booted into recovery mode. Mounted the encrypted FS as root. Then mounted /boot over the top of /boot and ran update-grub. It seemed to find all kernels. On reboot, grub says can't find disk :( | 17:03 |
Luca | Dedicated IP Addresses: 4 (included) | 17:04 |
Luca | Operating System: Ubuntu 8.x | 17:04 |
pragmaticenigma | oops | 17:04 |
Zeratul2k | i hate it when i'm forced to register just to ask one question... | 17:04 |
ooio | hi, what's the genitiv plural of library? library's or librarie's? (context: the librar(ie|y)'s usecase) | 17:04 |
m4rtin | if anybody has any ideas, I'd be so gratefuk | 17:04 |
shubbar | my kindle dx disconnect every time i try to transfer files to it... it disappears. Yet, it works on windows! | 17:04 |
m4rtin | *grateful | 17:04 |
ActionParsnip | Luca: again, it doesn't exist. There were TWO releases in 2008, Hardy and iNTREPID. wHICH IS YOURS | 17:05 |
ActionParsnip | sorry for caps | 17:05 |
Luca | How can I know this? It's virtual server with Ssh | 17:05 |
LucyIntheSky | ActionParsnip, I cant login when I try to use security = user even with correct pass ... | 17:05 |
Zeratul2k | anyway, i'm the guy with the "screen dimming after random times even when plugged in and brightness keys not working" guy. Found nothing int he BIOS as someone suggested | 17:05 |
Luca | with access with* | 17:05 |
ooio | luca, uname -r | 17:05 |
pragmaticenigma | ooio: If it is multiple libraries you would use " libraries' " | 17:05 |
ActionParsnip | Luca: what is the output of: lsb_release -d please | 17:05 |
Zeratul2k | any other ideas? the laptop is a HP Probook 4710s and I have checked gnome's power settings, everything having to do with idle is disabled | 17:06 |
Luca | Description: Ubuntu 8.04.4 LTS | 17:06 |
ooio | pragmaticenigma <-- sorry i didn't want the plural but the genitiv. like ,,if this house belongs to peter, it's peter's house'' | 17:06 |
pragmaticenigma | ooio: Library's | 17:06 |
ooio | pragmaticenigma, thanks | 17:07 |
ActionParsnip | Zeratul2k: have you logged a bug with ACPI? | 17:07 |
ActionParsnip | Luca: then its 8.04 not 8.x | 17:07 |
Luca | so | 17:07 |
Reactor_ | how in terminal choose windows disk's directory? cd ??? | 17:07 |
pragmaticenigma | Zeratul2k: does it dim randomly? or just start off dim? | 17:07 |
Luca | LWP::UserAgent version 5.827 required--this is only version 2.036 at /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8/WWW/Mechanize.pm line 106. | 17:07 |
Luca | how update? | 17:07 |
ubox | can someone help me change screen resolution in ubunut? | 17:07 |
Zeratul2k | ActionParsnip: No, where should I go for that? | 17:08 |
ActionParsnip | Zeratul2k: run: ubuntu-bug acpi and you will start the process | 17:08 |
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Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, it dims randomly, even when i'm working, and won't restore brightness unless I restart the computer since the brightness keys aren't working | 17:08 |
dario_ | hello bello | 17:08 |
ActionParsnip | ubox: what video chip? | 17:08 |
ubox | nvidia | 17:08 |
pragmaticenigma | Zeratul2k: what is the graphics chipset in your machine? | 17:08 |
ActionParsnip | ubox: ok which chip, they make MANY? | 17:08 |
Luca | <ActionParsnip> | 17:09 |
Zeratul2k | ActionParsnip, got it, but will hold on that, see if i can solve it first :s | 17:09 |
ubox | geforce 7100 | 17:09 |
shubbar | Only 6.7MB/s transfer rate on gigabit! It should be better. | 17:09 |
ActionParsnip | !ppa | luca | 17:09 |
ubottu | luca: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and should be used at your own risk. | 17:09 |
Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, it's an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4300 Series | 17:09 |
ActionParsnip | ubox: have you installed the proprietary driver? | 17:09 |
shubbar | where is the bottle neck? | 17:09 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, hi again.. i just killed my raid5 ;)) | 17:10 |
ActionParsnip | shubbar: where are you transferring from - to ? | 17:10 |
pragmaticenigma | Zeratul2k: do you have the ATI propriatary drivers installed? | 17:10 |
Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, yes, i do have them installed | 17:11 |
shubbar | ActionParsnip, home network, to file share on ubuntu server from my pc, both have gigabit through a switch | 17:11 |
player | alles goed | 17:11 |
player | ja hoor | 17:11 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: killed it? is that bad? | 17:11 |
player | hey hallo alles goed met jou | 17:12 |
Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, I tried changing the gamma and other options there, but it changes the image, not the screen brightness | 17:12 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, yes because i probably lost 4TB of data | 17:12 |
mko101 | et bonjour les neuneus !!! | 17:12 |
shubbar | ActionParsnip, i checked the speed by ethtool , and from LEDs of the switch | 17:12 |
pragmaticenigma | I think I may have found a place with a solution for you http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1465723.html | 17:12 |
robin0800 | Zeratul2k, my laptop dims the screen before the screensaver times in even though its only going to blank the screen | 17:12 |
pragmaticenigma | Zeratul2k: I think I may have found a place with a solution for you http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1465723.html | 17:12 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: should have tried virtualbox tests with simulated faults | 17:12 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i opened gparted to format my new 2TB drive.. so i created a new partition table... unfortunately i created a new partition table on one of my 1Tb raid5 drives | 17:12 |
shubbar | I'm baffled | 17:12 |
ActionParsnip | shubbar: ok try uncommenting the socket options = TCP_NODELAY | 17:12 |
Reactor_ | how in terminal choose windows disk's directory? cd ??? | 17:12 |
Zeratul2k | robin0800, it's worse than that: i'm typing and it dims! | 17:13 |
ActionParsnip | shubbar: in /etc/samba/smb.conf | 17:13 |
Luca | how make this comand "rpm -Uvh" on ubuntu? | 17:13 |
Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, will take a look at it, brb | 17:13 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, yes but i was tired out of time ;) anways this wouldnt have helped me because i didnt want to create a new partition table on my raid5 drive | 17:13 |
AbhijiT | !rpm | Luca | 17:13 |
ubottu | Luca: RPM is the RedHat Package Management system. Ubuntu uses !APT, not RPM. RPM packages are not supported (the package "alien" can allow installing them, but it's quite dangerous and unsupported) | 17:13 |
ubox | ActionParsnip, which proprietary driver? | 17:13 |
ActionParsnip | Luca: that isn't a command in ubuntu. Ubuntu uses deb not rpm | 17:13 |
AbhijiT | !alien | 17:13 |
pragmaticenigma | Zeratul2k: you can also try "sudo echo 100 > /proc/acpi/video/VGA/LCD/brightness" | 17:13 |
ActionParsnip | !nvidia | ubox | 17:13 |
ubottu | ubox: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 17:13 |
AbhijiT | !apt | Luca | 17:13 |
ubottu | Luca: APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome), !Adept (KDE) or !KPackageKit (KDE) | 17:13 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: well that won't kill a raid5 that's still fixable | 17:13 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, really? can you give me a hint how? | 17:13 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, can i pay you? | 17:13 |
ubox | doesnt ubunut recognize the generic driver? is there a way to use generic video driver just to increase resolution | 17:14 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, if you help me fix this raid5 i donate you something | 17:14 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: raid5 is mirror right? I'll have to check | 17:14 |
LinuxNoob | i have a problem that has been annoying me for the past few days, maybe a week. videos crash, i get a weird "picture" in the middle of my screen that is about 40% transparent. it is a rectangle about..1:4 the size of the screen and it shows like the last video i was watching on youtube. it also makes text sometimes unreadable because it makes the background in said box turn black as well. ... | 17:14 |
LinuxNoob | ...what can i do? | 17:14 |
Luca | AbhijiT: yes what mean "-uvh" in ubuntu | 17:14 |
Luca | apt-uvh? | 17:14 |
AbhijiT | no idea | 17:14 |
pragmaticenigma | Luca, RPM packages are for RPM based distributions only... you will need to find the equivalent .deb package to install on Ubuntu | 17:14 |
fpippo | Hello, anyone with wireless broadcom bcm4727 problems? | 17:14 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, raid5 has 1 spare drive .. so i can kill one drive and the raid still works | 17:14 |
Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, don't have a VGA on /proc/acpi/video/, just a DGFX | 17:15 |
pragmaticenigma | couldn't hurt to replave the VGA with DGFX | 17:15 |
dario_ | this is a hackers nest isnt it? | 17:15 |
pragmaticenigma | dario_: No | 17:15 |
LinuxNoob | no | 17:15 |
LinuxNoob | this is if you need help with ubuntu | 17:16 |
dario_ | good | 17:16 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: this is what I am reading for raid5 "drive failure requires replacement, but the array is not destroyed by a single drive failure. " | 17:16 |
dario_ | cool | 17:16 |
Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, yep, it works | 17:16 |
jogu | Okay so I've mucked about in testdisk and rewrote the partition table and the ubuntu installer still doesnt recognize the OS installed on the hard drive(or any partitions for that matter) | 17:16 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, my raid5 is synced.. the raid5 works.. just the partition or the partition table is crashed | 17:16 |
ubox | ActionParsnip, InnoTek Systemberatung GmbH VirtualBox Graphics Adapter | 17:16 |
Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, should create a custom launcher in the meantime, then? | 17:17 |
ubox | I think the problem is because I am running in virtualbox | 17:17 |
ActionParsnip | ubox: oh, so not nvidia at all | 17:17 |
pragmaticenigma | probably couldn't hurt to make a shortcut of some sort | 17:17 |
ActionParsnip | ubox: install the guest additions and it will be fine | 17:17 |
ubox | I guess the virtualbox is not recognizing my card | 17:17 |
shubbar | ActionParsnip, uncommented "socket options = TCP_NODELAY", restarted smbd and nmbd ... but still getting 6.8MB/s | 17:17 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: oh it's not the disk that failed you corupted the data in the raid partition, you can't fix that | 17:17 |
ActionParsnip | ubox: it is, the hardware in a virtual system is virtualized | 17:17 |
sagapo | !list | 17:17 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 17:17 |
wedwo- | Luca, Uvh is a mozilla package: http://www.cyberciti.biz/howto/question/linux/linux-rpm-cheat-sheet.php | 17:17 |
pragmaticenigma | Zeratul2k: there is obviously a bug in the propriatry drivers supplied by ATI, hopefully they fix it at some point | 17:18 |
tdiso | hi guys. so the current version of wireshark in 10.10 is 1.2.11 but even the old stable is 1.2.14. Is this version safe? I know there have been numerous security problems with this package. I'm migrating from gentoo where things are more updated. | 17:18 |
ubox | ActionParsnip, I will look at guest application online now | 17:18 |
ActionParsnip | shubbar: I'd run: lspci and note the network chip, then websearch for guides based on that | 17:18 |
ActionParsnip | ubox: in the powered on guest there is a menu across the top, it's in there. Better support will be in #vbox | 17:18 |
jogu | Is anybody here that was helping me from before? | 17:18 |
dario_ | i need to know which windows partitioner should i use whic one is the easyest | 17:18 |
Luca | LWP::UserAgent version 5.827 required--this is only version 2.036 at /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8/WWW/Mechanize.pm line 106. | 17:18 |
Luca | how solve this error?? | 17:18 |
Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, yeah, looks like it. Going to see if I can file a bug report to them | 17:18 |
ubox | I am installing the additions | 17:19 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, but i only corrupted one drive ;( | 17:19 |
Zeratul2k | pragmaticenigma, thanks for all your help, this low brightness was killing my eyes! | 17:19 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, Disk Utility shows me that there still is an ext4 volume on my raid | 17:20 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: one drive? what is the name of the partition you corupted? /dev/??? | 17:20 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, /dev/sda | 17:20 |
pragmaticenigma | Zeratul2k: I sent you a couple PMs | 17:20 |
gaelle | bonjour | 17:20 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: ok then your raid5 should be ok | 17:20 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, hopefully | 17:20 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: did you try the disk utility to test and fix it | 17:21 |
night_owl | whats the line to the defult ubuntu repos? I'm trying to add them to my arch install | 17:21 |
ikonia | night_owl: sorry, ask the guys in #archlinux | 17:21 |
gaelle | i search french chat for help? | 17:21 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i have clicked on the button "check array" of "Disk Utility" | 17:21 |
[segfault] | !fr | gaelle | 17:22 |
ubottu | gaelle: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, ou #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 17:22 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, then it started to resync my array which has been finished after 6 hours over night | 17:22 |
gaelle | thanks :) | 17:22 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: ok and what came of that? | 17:22 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, ok the full story can be read here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10501116#post10501116 | 17:23 |
pw-toxic_ | 1) i opened gparted and did "Device->create new partition table" | 17:23 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, 2) i closed gparted | 17:23 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, 3) i switched to my "Disk Utility" window and clicked on "check array". Then resync started and it finished successfully over night | 17:24 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, 4) then I did "mount /dev/md0 /share/costello" which gave me the error you can see in the thread | 17:24 |
karma_police | how hard is it to install ubuntu on an apple i book? | 17:25 |
dario_ | does anyone know what is sasser.exe? | 17:25 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: did you try mount with disk utility? | 17:26 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, yes - same error | 17:26 |
BluesKaj | jogu, live cd ? | 17:26 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, no! no i get the following error: "Daemon is inhibited" | 17:26 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, I do reboot my fileserver ok? | 17:26 |
ActionParsnip | dario_: a windows virus | 17:26 |
[segfault] | dario_: malware, more than likely | 17:26 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: well what is in md0? maybe it's an lvm? | 17:26 |
wedwo- | karma_police, 8/10 | 17:27 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, no md0 is a normal drive i have created with mdadm | 17:27 |
pragmaticenigma | dario_: that is malware or more likely the sasser worm (which can only infect windows machines that have not been updated properly.) | 17:27 |
dario_ | thx | 17:27 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i followed this tutorial (german) : http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Software-RAID | 17:27 |
LinuxNoob | i have a problem that has been annoying me for the past few days, maybe a week. videos crash, i get a weird "picture" in the middle of my screen that is about 40% transparent. it is a rectangle about..1:4 the size of the screen and it shows like the last video i was watching on youtube. it also makes text sometimes unreadable because it makes the background in said box turn black as well. ... | 17:27 |
jogu | "WARNING: GPT (GUID Partition Table) detected on '/dev/sda'! The util fdisk doesn't support GPT. Use GNU Parted." would this be why the ubuntu installer thinks my whole hard drive is unallocated? | 17:27 |
LinuxNoob | ...what can i do? | 17:27 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: a normal drive can still have an lvm in it | 17:27 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i dont think i have used LVM | 17:28 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: well I think lvm is part of what raid is all about | 17:28 |
shubbar | ActionParsnip, this look like a solution for slow speeds of gigabit, same chip Realtek, but its confusing me http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1632674 | 17:28 |
dario_ | does my Ubuntu have a preinstalled firewall | 17:28 |
Josef_B | hi all .. n00b question .. been for ever since i have done this | 17:28 |
milamber | !firewall | 17:28 |
ubottu | Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | GUI frontends such as Firestarter/Gufw (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE) also exist. | 17:28 |
Josef_B | i want to tar a whole directory | 17:28 |
Josef_B | how do i do this ? | 17:28 |
x_link | Hi! | 17:29 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, is there a way to find this out? | 17:29 |
x_link | I really need some help, I can't use Firefox when I have upgraded to 3.6 on my Hardy-machine. | 17:29 |
karma_police | i have a ibook that i would like to install ubuntu on.. is there anything special i need to do inorder to accomplish this? | 17:29 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: but I think that should be visable what format is in /dev/md0 in the disk utility | 17:29 |
x_link | Could somebody please help me with that? | 17:29 |
pw-toxic_ | ok | 17:29 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, but i could also send you fdisk -l and mdadm --detail /dev/md0 if you like | 17:29 |
BluesKaj | jogu, http://www.virtualvcp.com/linux-technical-guides/125-clearing-a-guid-partition-table-gpt-in-linux | 17:30 |
pragmaticenigma | dario_: Yes, Ubuntu comes with a limit firewall enabled by default... it will allow anything you do on your machine to communicate on the web when needed, but people on the web are not able to communicate with your computer | 17:30 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: fdisk won't support lvm | 17:30 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, but i have created this raid with fdisk | 17:30 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i have used mkfs.ext4 to create that partition | 17:30 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: no you used mdadm | 17:30 |
pragmaticenigma | dario_: You still need to be smart about what you do on the web and make sure you don't share passwords or use public wifi to do your banking | 17:30 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i have used mdadm to create the raid and then mkfs.ext4 to create a partition on it | 17:31 |
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pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/md0 like shown in the tutorial i linked you | 17:31 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: mkfs.ext4 is not fdisk that's the format of the file system | 17:31 |
wedwo- | karma_police, http://cdimage.ubuntu.http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/10.04/release/com/ports/releases/10.04/release/ | 17:31 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, hm ok ;) | 17:31 |
wedwo- | karma_police, you need the ppc CD and some might google-foo | 17:32 |
wedwo- | *mighty | 17:32 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: ok so try fsk then on it and if fails try another superblock number | 17:32 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, what exactly should i type on my cmd line? | 17:32 |
Gr8Q | stefg i have tried everything nothing worked. how can i fake update-manager to point to my current mounted update-manager so it could retrieve latest updates? | 17:32 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i dont want to do any more fails | 17:32 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: ok it's not mounted so sudo fsck /dev/md0 | 17:34 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: if that fails then It should give you alternate superblock numbers | 17:34 |
tim167 | how do i install "quicktime 7 or later" ? | 17:35 |
pragmaticenigma | tim167: there is not quicktime program for ubuntu | 17:35 |
d-1337 | reading this off of your forehead!!! ROFL | 17:35 |
xrdodrx | ubuntu-restricted-extras and vlc should do it, tim167 | 17:35 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: if it says somthing like can't find file system type then you should see what type it is now seen as in disk utility | 17:35 |
xrdodrx | or smplayer | 17:36 |
pragmaticenigma | tim167: Install VLC through the software package manager, it will allow you to play Quicktime files | 17:36 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, fsck.ext4: Group descriptors look bad... trying backup blocks... /dev/md0: recovering journal fsck.ext4. unable to set superblock flags on /dev/md0 | 17:36 |
LucyIntheSky | type=1400 audit(1298828074.698:75): apparmor="DENIED" operation="mkdir" parent=12165 profile="/usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-pdf" name="/nonexistent/" pid=12176 comm="cups-pdf" requested_mask="c" denied_mask="c" fsuid=0 ouid=0 | 17:36 |
LucyIntheSky | is the error im getting when trying to print pdf files on my network ( printing regular files works, and printing pdf files locally works) | 17:36 |
mindfire | Hello could someone please help me with a problem i am having with setting up permissions for a new user on my local machine | 17:36 |
tim167 | pragmaticenigma: xrdodrx: i already have vlc installed, but i get " please reinstall quicktime 7 or later" when trying a "processing" example "asciivideo" | 17:37 |
ikonia | mindfire: what's the issue | 17:37 |
xrdodrx | tim167, what about ubuntu-restricted-extras ? | 17:37 |
tim167 | xrdodrx: yes thanks for the tip, i'm installing that now | 17:37 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, thats the output of fsck /dev/md0 | 17:38 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: take a look at this http://serverfault.com/questions/168046/failed-mdadm-array-with-ext-4-partition-e2fsck-unable-to-set-superblock-flags | 17:38 |
mindfire | I am a complete Linux newbie and no matter what i try i cant give give access to the 2nd HDD to an additional user... i have tried settin g the account as admin but all i can get access to through the new account is the CDROM drive | 17:38 |
pragmaticenigma | tim167: I would follow xrdodrx recommendation, I'm guessing your missing a few components... | 17:38 |
tim167 | xrdodrx: hmm, still same error | 17:38 |
prabhu | hi some one plz tell me how to configure VPN in ubuntu 10.04 | 17:38 |
pragmaticenigma | tim167: did you exit out of VLC before installing? | 17:39 |
tim167 | pragmaticenigma: no... | 17:39 |
yuskhanzab | hello need help here, i cant connected to my internet for a web browser.. ive try all mozilla, chromium.. but i can connect my empathy instant mesengger and this iRC | 17:39 |
mindfire | Ikonia, do you have any ideas? | 17:39 |
pragmaticenigma | tim167: you will want to exit out of VLC and then relaunch it... it isn't going to know about the system changes untill it restarts | 17:39 |
yuskhanzab | whats going on to me? | 17:39 |
prabhu | hi some one plz tell me how to configure VPN in ubuntu 10.04 | 17:39 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, on that page there is no solution or may I be wrong? | 17:39 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, I can just see someone having a similar problem | 17:40 |
ActionParsnip | !vpn | prabhu | 17:40 |
ubottu | prabhu: For more information on vpn please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN | 17:40 |
tim167 | pragmaticenigma: it's "processing" that needs it...i did restart that one.... | 17:40 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: it should have worked if it wasn't so corrupted | 17:40 |
geoffmcc | yuskhanzab: what happens if u ping google.com | 17:40 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, so my data is lost? | 17:40 |
xrdodrx | tim167, can you open a terminal and run "file nameofyourmovie"? | 17:40 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: you could be in that state if you try that and it fails then I'm not sure there is a solution | 17:40 |
yuskhanzab | how to ping google? | 17:40 |
pragmaticenigma | tim167: you will have to exit out of all VLC related programs before it will find the new drivers you just installed | 17:40 |
xrdodrx | yuskhanzab, open a terminal and type "ping google.com" :) | 17:40 |
tim167 | xrdodrx: it's for capturing via webcam... | 17:41 |
geoffmcc | yuskhanzab: open up a terminal and type ping google.com | 17:41 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: did you already try the alternate superblocks? | 17:41 |
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sacarlson | pw-toxic_: sudo e2fsck -b 32768 /dev/md0 ? | 17:41 |
xrdodrx | tim167, what? | 17:41 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, how do i try that? is this the dumpe2fs command? | 17:41 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: as shown in that link | 17:41 |
yuskhanzab | time 102, 101 | 17:41 |
xrdodrx | tim167, explain your whole issue please :\ | 17:41 |
tim167 | xrdodrx: quicktime is needed by 'processing' for getting camera input | 17:41 |
xrdodrx | processing? | 17:42 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, dumpe2fs is currently running | 17:42 |
pragmaticenigma | tim167: we need a lot more information than that | 17:42 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i have no idea how long this takes | 17:42 |
yuskhanzab | 64 bytes from nx-in-f104.1e100.net (209.85.175.104): icmp_req=2 ttl=56 time=101 ms | 17:42 |
tim167 | xrdodrx: i'm trying to run an example with www.processing.org that uses camera input | 17:42 |
daniel__ | which ubuntu is more stable and better 10.10 or 10.4LTS????? | 17:42 |
pragmaticenigma | tim167: what is the camera that you are using, what do you mean by processing... if possible paste the commands you are using in pastebin and post the link here | 17:42 |
geoffmcc | yuskhanzab: not a dns issue then | 17:42 |
carsten | question who is german | 17:42 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: nor do I, | 17:42 |
xangua | !better | daniel__ | 17:42 |
ubottu | daniel__: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 17:42 |
xrdodrx | !LTS | daniel__ | 17:43 |
ubottu | daniel__: LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions of Ubuntu will be supported for 3 years on the desktop, and 5 years on the server. The current LTS version of Ubuntu is !Lucid (Lucid Lynx 10.04) | 17:43 |
yuskhanzab | yea i can connect to my internet | 17:43 |
tim167 | pragmaticenigma: i'm trying to run an example with www.processing.org that uses camera input | 17:43 |
bazhang | carsten, folks in #ubuntu-de | 17:43 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, lets just wiat.. just to be sure.. then i take the number after the first "Backup superblock at" and then i do "e2fsck -b <the number read> /dev/md0" | 17:43 |
pw-toxic_ | right? | 17:43 |
Hodr | hey guys, I setup a sever with ISPConfig, setup 2 sites on it, How do I point by browser to one or the other, when I type in the IP it only points to the first site. | 17:43 |
carsten | thanks bazhang | 17:43 |
xangua | you'll get more stable software with lts, but you get new with... the newes distro; it's up to you daniel__ | 17:43 |
pragmaticenigma | daniel__: Both are considered stable, 10.04 will be supported longer than 10.10 will be (10.10 will no longer be supported when 11.04 is released in april) | 17:43 |
yuskhanzab | so whats going on? | 17:43 |
yuskhanzab | i cant use any of my web browser | 17:44 |
AndroidKris | how do I remove the top and bottom panels in 3d window animation in compiz? | 17:44 |
geoffmcc | yuskhanzab: best guess. there is a proxy setting getting in your way - but then again it wouldnt be the same for all and i think u said tried a few different browsers | 17:44 |
pragmaticenigma | yuskhanzab: try typing in "wget www.google.com" in the command line | 17:45 |
xrdodrx | tim167, I really don't get what you mean. you have no video filE? | 17:45 |
geoffmcc | pragmaticenigma: he allready ping google with success | 17:45 |
tim167 | xrdodrx: no, no video file, just camera input | 17:45 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: sounds good to me | 17:46 |
pragmaticenigma | I'm trying to see if port 80 is somehow blocked | 17:46 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, it finished - ill let you know the result soon | 17:46 |
xrdodrx | tim167, so like there's a camera hooked up to your computer? :o | 17:46 |
pragmaticenigma | ping uses a different port than web browsers | 17:46 |
tim167 | xrdodrx: yes, a webcam | 17:46 |
geoffmcc | pragmaticenigma: good call - didnt think of that | 17:46 |
xrdodrx | tim167, why not use cheese? | 17:46 |
xrdodrx | !cheese | 17:46 |
geoffmcc | yuskhanzab: wget google.com as pragmaticenigma suggested to see if port 80 is blocked | 17:47 |
tim167 | xrdodrx: cheese works, but i need camera input in processing | 17:47 |
abhay_ | anyone know how to partion a 2 TB HDD and have one ex4 and one ntfs | 17:47 |
Hodr | hey guys, I setup a sever with ISPConfig, setup 2 sites on it (www.test1.com, www.test2.com), How do I point by browser to one or the other, when I type in the IP it only points to the first site. | 17:47 |
bazhang | abhay_, with gparted live cd | 17:47 |
yuskhanzab | Connecting to www.google.com|207.69.188.186|:80... | 17:47 |
yuskhanzab | stuck there | 17:48 |
mindfire | Ok sorry to repost: Im a complete newbie so any help would be brilliant, i am trying to set up a user account for my Wife on this machine (unbunto 10.10) all of her music etc is stored on a 2nd internal HDD but no matter what i set her permissions to i cannot seem to give her access to the 2nd HDD, i can give her the CDROM etc but Ideally i would like to restrict access to a specified folder on the HDD or the whole HDD | 17:48 |
mindfire | itself... how do i do this? | 17:48 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, it says the same: "e2fsck: unable to set superblock flags on /dev/md0" | 17:48 |
geoffmcc | yuskhanzab: from command do sudo ufw status | 17:48 |
pragmaticenigma | yuskhanzab: Have you installed any firewall programs or reconfigured a network router? | 17:48 |
Josef_B | hi all .. i have a dell studio i think its a 17inch .. and i want to not dual boot windows on it anymore .. my problem is that it won't play hdmi out .. can anyone confirm that ubuntu can play hdmi out ? | 17:49 |
yuskhanzab | geoffmcc, status in active | 17:49 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: well you could try as many as three other superblock numbers but if that fails I would say it must be hosed | 17:49 |
abhay_ | bazhang, where can i find the gparted live cd? | 17:49 |
pragmaticenigma | yuskhanzab: are you sharing your internet connection with a roommate? | 17:50 |
IdleOne | !gparted | 17:50 |
ubottu | gparted is a !GTK/!Gnome !GUI partitioning program. Type « sudo apt-get install gparted » in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php | 17:50 |
bazhang | abhay_, distrowatch.com | 17:50 |
juandejo | Ubuntu 10.04 sólo se cierra a través de consola | 17:50 |
IdleOne | !es | juandejo | 17:50 |
ubottu | juandejo: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 17:50 |
geoffmcc | Hodr check /etc/apache2/sites-availible and check vhost settings | 17:50 |
pw-toxic_ | what does hosed mean? | 17:50 |
Hodr | ok | 17:50 |
xforceman | hello | 17:51 |
yuskhanzab | pragmaticenigma, ya im using wireless network | 17:51 |
xforceman | im newbie | 17:51 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: I guess we should try a virtualbox raid5 and break it by reformating one of the three disks and see if it can be recovered | 17:51 |
xforceman | for ubuntu | 17:51 |
geoffmcc | Hodr: each domain should have its own vhost file and within file at top you would define www.site.com | 17:51 |
xforceman | anybody help me | 17:51 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: just for my future references | 17:51 |
pragmaticenigma | yuskhanzab: are you connected to your own wifi access point or are you trying to borrow someones? | 17:51 |
s5s | Hey guys can you give me the line for adding the CD to the sources.list? I can't find it anywhere. I need the text line not how to do it via the GUI | 17:51 |
phoenixsampras | Hello, I'm sick of typing password all the time i need to install a package or use su, how to remove it forever? | 17:52 |
yuskhanzab | im already connected to my own internet connection | 17:52 |
bazhang | s5s, the live cd or the alternate cd | 17:52 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i tried it.. always the same error | 17:52 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, so now do you have any more ideas? | 17:52 |
geoffmcc | Hodr use this as a reference - http://articles.slicehost.com/2008/4/29/ubuntu-hardy-apache-virtual-hosts-1 | 17:52 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: I bless it as being hosed then | 17:52 |
NewToUbuntu | hi there | 17:52 |
pragmaticenigma | phoenixsampras: you need to edit your sudo file to allow you not to have to enter a password when install (this will only work for command line operations.) | 17:52 |
majorastro | What new guys | 17:52 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, what does hosed mean? | 17:52 |
s5s | bazhang: the LiveCD. | 17:52 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: I guess it's time to reformat the /dev/md0 | 17:53 |
bazhang | s5s, only the alternate does that | 17:53 |
IdleOne | pw-toxic_: hosed means broken in this context | 17:53 |
majorastro | What | 17:53 |
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sacarlson | pw-toxic_: hosed=totaly broken | 17:53 |
AndroidKris | Isn't flash included with google chrome? | 17:53 |
s5s | bazhang: OK give me this one I think I have the alternative as well | 17:53 |
pw-toxic_ | aösldguq398gthqerg | 17:53 |
pw-toxic_ | i hate my life | 17:53 |
pragmaticenigma | yuskhanzab: Did you recently update firmware for your accesspoint/router? | 17:53 |
NewToUbuntu | can someone please help me, I need to know how to redirect the command sequence cat Test* to not display on the terminal, without create a new file | 17:54 |
geoffmcc | AndroidKris: i believe it is - but its their own version of it | 17:54 |
Mrokii | How can I filter the dmesg-output for lines that contain segfaults? | 17:54 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: we learn from our mistakes or in this case I learned from your mistakes which is much better | 17:54 |
ruiserra | Anyone ever work with Linaro?? | 17:54 |
mindfire | Apart from Ubuntu Forum or here where else can i go to find out how to do what i need to do with the additional user account on my system? obviously i would like to learn for myself but im a total newbie to linux... cant even get my head around using terminal yet!! and dont know any commands other than sudo su!! | 17:54 |
pragmaticenigma | NewToUbuntu: I don't understand what you are asking | 17:54 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, ;(((( | 17:54 |
AndroidKris | well youtube wont work through chrome on my freshly installed ubuntu...so how would I go about getting flash? | 17:54 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i wanna shoot myself | 17:54 |
bazhang | !manual | mindfire please have a read | 17:55 |
ubottu | mindfire please have a read: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 17:55 |
geoffmcc | AndroidKris: 32 or 64 bit? | 17:55 |
AndroidKris | 64 | 17:55 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: you have triple redundant backup you couldn't have lost too much | 17:55 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, im not a millionaire ;) | 17:55 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: well that's what you told me before you had it all backed up | 17:56 |
jogu | To anybody that was trying to get ubuntu installed earlier, I gathered some information and screen shots and created a thread on the forum if you'd like to look at it. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10501442#post10501442 | 17:56 |
AndroidKris | ubuntu 10.04 also geoffmcc | 17:56 |
phoenixsampras | pragmaticenigma: what about ubuntu software center | 17:56 |
jogu | tying to help me ge* | 17:56 |
AndroidKris | if that's any use | 17:56 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, the important data auf raid1 I may not loose | 17:56 |
ActionParsnip | AndroidKris: can you use http://pastie.org to give the output of: uname -a; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep swf; dpkg -l | grep gnash Thanks | 17:56 |
mindfire | im actually on 10.10 the manual project states it is for 10.04 will this make any difference when attenpting to work with user accounts and access permissions? | 17:56 |
pragmaticenigma | phoenixsampras: that uses a different program to execute as sudo, and I haven't figured that one out yet | 17:56 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, i saved the raid1 data, not my massive raid5 data i cannot backup, because its too much data | 17:56 |
NewToUbuntu | prgamaticenigma: "redirect the output of the command sequence "car=t Test*" to not display in the terminal" | 17:56 |
geoffmcc | AndroidKris: you can get flash on 64bit but last i knew it was a security risk | 17:56 |
bazhang | mindfire, help.ubuntu.com and the ubuntu wiki as well | 17:56 |
AndroidKris | how do I get youtube to work then? | 17:57 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: ok well what kind of data is it like realtime radar reflection data? | 17:57 |
pragmaticenigma | NewToUbuntu: you want it to output to a file? | 17:57 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, videos ;) | 17:57 |
djcyrus | who is german | 17:57 |
sacarlson | pw-toxic_: well you get bored of the ones you already seen now you can get all new ones | 17:57 |
bazhang | djcyrus, people in #ubuntu-de | 17:57 |
BluesKaj | !de | 17:57 |
ubottu | In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke für Ihr Verständnis. | 17:57 |
phoenixsampras | OMG i hate this Update Manager, it runs any time, without my permission, doing nasty stuff, how to disable it forever until i decide it to run and not to invade my privacy? | 17:58 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, well its like collecting postal stamps | 17:58 |
geoffmcc | AndroidKris: you can try this - http://nxadm.wordpress.com/2009/04/26/install-64-bit-adobe-flash-player-on-ubuntu-904/ | 17:58 |
NewToUbuntu | I don't really understand, I'm trying to make some exercises from a book and I'm stuck in this question | 17:58 |
[segfault] | NewToUbuntu: 'cat test* > /dev/null' will do this, but I don't figure that is what you are looking for, is it? 8/ | 17:58 |
xangua | phoenixsampras: software centre>edit>sources>updates | 17:58 |
AndroidKris | thanks geoffmcc | 17:58 |
skor | what part of the server guide documentation talks about how to switch between installed kernel versions ? | 17:58 |
xangua | and it does not invade your privacy | 17:58 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, im really sad about it.. i havent lost them at all.. i have distributed most of the data to other persons | 17:58 |
pragmaticenigma | phoenixsampras: In the ubuntu menu there should be an item for Startup Applications... just uncheck the box for the ubdate manager | 17:59 |
pragmaticenigma | *update manager | 17:59 |
phoenixsampras | oh thanks, let me try | 17:59 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, but there are also some more important data.. i had incremental backups ove the last 2 years of my important raid1 data, which could be important for me maybe if i require older versions | 17:59 |
Hodr | geoffmcc, Can't figure out how to check apache, I'm just a noob using ISPConfig3 | 17:59 |
mindfire | thanks bazhang i will take a look, but i dont see anything specifically related to user accounts.. would you possibly be able to offer me some assistance? | 17:59 |
pragmaticenigma | NewToUbuntu: What is the question in the book? | 17:59 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, additionally all my games with their saved games are there | 17:59 |
bazhang | !permissions | mindfire please have a look | 17:59 |
ubottu | mindfire please have a look: An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions | 17:59 |
geoffmcc | AndroidKris: http://www.myscienceisbetter.info/install-adobe-flash-player-square-on-linux.html might be better | 18:00 |
geoffmcc | Hodr: when you get in there do you see default and default-ssl or are there others | 18:00 |
yanbing | how do I browse the network with Ubuntu Netbook edition? | 18:00 |
yanbing | something so simple but yet so hard to figure out | 18:01 |
pragmaticenigma | you should be able to browse the network with the file manager I think | 18:01 |
yanbing | where is the file manager? | 18:02 |
phoenixsampras | pragmaticenigma: how to mount a network share? | 18:02 |
bazhang | yanbing, nautilus | 18:02 |
AndroidKris | what if I just download it from software center? | 18:03 |
yanbing | no nautilus, this is ubuntu netbook remix | 18:03 |
geoffmcc | AndroidKris: if it in there. im not using a desktop edition right now and when i was there was no native 64bit flash player - there may be now | 18:03 |
Hodr | geoffmcc, ok, I'll have to find some tutorials, I was really hoping there was just some easy path I could put in by browser for each site | 18:04 |
geoffmcc | Hodr: i never used ispconfig - i did everything on my own and then added vhosts using link i gave u | 18:04 |
geoffmcc | Hodr: reading about it now and it seems to handle vhosts differently | 18:05 |
yanbing | should I just install nautilus then? | 18:05 |
AndroidKris | it's there, but says it's for netscape or mozilla based browsers | 18:05 |
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yanbing | hello? | 18:07 |
Hodr | hello | 18:07 |
mOHawk | yanbing u can add a network in GUI? i've never used netbook edition | 18:08 |
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Linux | has anyone every used Backtrack 4 | 18:09 |
Linux | ? | 18:09 |
xangua | !backtrack | Linux | 18:09 |
ubottu | Linux: There are some Ubuntu derivatives that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mint), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux), Ultimate Edition | 18:09 |
geoffmcc | Linux: yes but thats off topic i believe | 18:09 |
pragmaticenigma | phoenixsampras: depends if you are trying to access the share through the gui or command line | 18:10 |
yanbing | mOHawk, : you haven't used ubuntu netbook edition obviously | 18:10 |
Linux | or set up DNS server? | 18:10 |
mOHawk | yanbing no never tried it | 18:11 |
geoffmcc | Linux: there are many tuts available for setting up dns server. give one a shot and if you have troubles come back with a specific problem - more likly to get help | 18:12 |
Anubis | I need advice on how to set up DHCP in Ubuntu... | 18:12 |
geoffmcc | Linux: not saying that in a jerk way - but its hard when your speaking in generalities | 18:12 |
Anubis | DHCP | 18:13 |
bazhang | details Anubis | 18:13 |
ThinkT510 | !networking | 18:13 |
ThinkT510 | !dhcp | Anubis | 18:14 |
ubottu | Anubis: dhcp is Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, a protocol for automatic IP assignment from a router. Ubuntu uses dhclient as a DHCP client but other ones (and DHCP servers too) can be obtained from the !repos. More info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DHCP | 18:14 |
Anubis | Well, I also have a problem with my DNS server. | 18:14 |
Anubis | I'll start with the DNS server issue. | 18:15 |
mOHawk | yanbing: i've tried the 64-bit version and had trouble with connecting wirelessly after a second install stuff came up that didn't show up before but still no connection so i manually turned off the wireless and turned it back on and it worked but like u said i've never tried netbook edition | 18:15 |
cyrrius | i'm having difficulties with setting up video | 18:15 |
mindfire | Ok i have tried the Ubuntu Documentation but it doesnt show me what i need; I have set up a 2nd user account and have made the account part of the Admin group... when i log on using this new account i cannot see any of the other hard drives in the system... how can i change this? and how would i then go about only giving specific access to certain folders on those drives and not the whole HDD's themselves? | 18:16 |
Anubis | But I'm using my CPU as the DHCP server | 18:16 |
abhay_ | hey bazhang i downloaded the gparted but i am not able to shrink my 1.79 TB which has a ext4 format? | 18:16 |
bazhang | abhay_, you booted from the livecd and unmounted the partition? | 18:17 |
ThinkT510 | !permissions | mindfire | 18:18 |
ubottu | mindfire: An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions | 18:18 |
abhay_ | bazhang, no i downloaded it from ubuntu software center and installed. I also don't want to loose my data, could i also do it in the disk utility | 18:18 |
ThinkT510 | abhay_: you can't resize a partition while it is mounted | 18:19 |
bazhang | abhay_, you cant do it on a working partition you realize | 18:19 |
cyrrius | I am running maverick, installed the nvidia graphics driver, startx and works great. when I reboot, it takes me to the CLI and gives an error: Failed to initialize the NVIDIA kernel module | 18:19 |
cyrrius | any ideas? | 18:19 |
Aikar | wwtf is point of crossoverlinux, looks like a rip off of WINE and makes you pay for it? | 18:19 |
ActionParsnip | cyrrius: try: sudo apt-get --reinstall install dkms | 18:19 |
ActionParsnip | Aikar: you also get tech support | 18:19 |
xangua | abhay_: then do what bazhang told you, and is always good to make a copy of your data | 18:19 |
cyrrius | ActionParsnip, running now | 18:20 |
abhay_ | what happens if i unmount it while i am on that drive | 18:20 |
ActionParsnip | cyrrius: http://www.codeweavers.com/products/support_wine/ | 18:20 |
ActionParsnip | cyrrius: sorry, crossed wire | 18:21 |
ActionParsnip | Aikar: http://www.codeweavers.com/products/support_wine/ | 18:21 |
aeon-ltd | Aikar: well you get professional support, but i agree its pretty terrible(having used the mac version) and personally i think you get things resolved faster in #wine, bug reports and forums than paying for it | 18:21 |
ThinkT510 | abhay_: you need to boot from a livecd or another linux install to resize that partition | 18:21 |
anvo | How can I make skype to have not only pulse but alsa or oss, too? | 18:21 |
Aikar | so why dont they just sell their product as "download wine, and pay us for support using wine" | 18:21 |
cyrrius | ActionParsnip, no worries. I ran apt-get, now should I restart first or run startx again? running startx gives me the same error | 18:22 |
abhay_ | oh i see | 18:22 |
ActionParsnip | cyrrius: yeah just give a reboot | 18:22 |
aeon-ltd | Aikar: pointlessness? want de moniez? | 18:22 |
cyrrius | ActionParsnip, cool, restarting now | 18:22 |
bazhang | Aikar, thats offtopic for here | 18:22 |
bazhang | Aikar, feel free to continue in #ubuntu-offtopic | 18:22 |
pragmaticenigma | Aikar: CrossoverLinux is a main contributor for WINE however they put together proprietary applications to allow Windows based programs to run better on Linux... A similar free progream is called PlayOn linux | 18:22 |
bazhang | which is in the repos | 18:23 |
milamber | !clone | 18:23 |
ubottu | To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate | 18:23 |
pragmaticenigma | Aikar: it's the same reason that RedHat doesn't give out their Distribution for free... you have to buy it (you can download similar clones like CentOS which contains all the free portions) | 18:23 |
abhay_ | ThinkT510, so i should first use the livecd and then resize the drive and install ubuntu on it? | 18:23 |
LukeWatts | hi guys.. | 18:23 |
LukeWatts | i run 10.10 on a server, and i was wondering how the hell do i make my domain see my vps? | 18:24 |
ActionParsnip | pragmaticenigma: fedora is the community driven redhat | 18:24 |
LukeWatts | i dont know how to set up nameservers up on my server, can anyone please help. thank you. | 18:24 |
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LukeWatts | if anyone can help, i would truly be thank ful. | 18:25 |
ThinkT510 | abhay_: sorry, i'm not entirely surre what you're trying to accomplish, but you can't resize a partition while it is mounted | 18:25 |
macabre | anyone here running a macbook pro 2,2 on ubuntu? | 18:25 |
saskwatch | LukeWatts do you mean your domain point to your vps? | 18:26 |
macabre | my xorg config file is fubarrre | 18:26 |
macabre | d | 18:26 |
pragmaticenigma | CentOS is the community edition of RedHat, Fedora forked and set their own path though they receive a lot of contributions from RedHat employees | 18:26 |
cyrrius | ActionParsnip, after restart, I still get the same error. :Failed to initialize the NVIDIA kernel module....Aborting..Screens found, but none have a usable config | 18:26 |
LukeWatts | yes saskwatch, i mean that :) | 18:26 |
ActionParsnip | macabre: you can make xorg.conf if you need it | 18:27 |
abhay_ | ThinkT510: what i am trying to say is that if i run the gparted livecd first and then make my partions and then use a ubuntu live cd to install it on one of the partions. | 18:27 |
Arachon | Hi there, I'm noticing in the System Monitor that a program called "indicator-application-service" is eating a *lot* of CPU power... Is this normal? | 18:27 |
macabre | ActionParsnip: when i run dpkg-reconfig it does nothing | 18:27 |
ThinkT510 | abhay_: yes, you can do that | 18:27 |
saskwatch | LukeWatts who do you have your domain name with | 18:28 |
ActionParsnip | cyrrius: run: sudo nvidia-xconfig; sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf change: Driver "nvidia" to: Driver "nv" press CTRL+X, Press Y, Press ENTER then reboot, you will get a desktop | 18:28 |
ThinkT510 | abhay_: gparted is already on the ubuntu livecd for resizing partitions during install | 18:28 |
LukeWatts | sask, my domain is with | 18:28 |
cyrrius | ActionParsnip, ok, doing that now. Thanks! | 18:28 |
LukeWatts | sask, my domains with my host.. | 18:29 |
LukeWatts | myorderbox | 18:29 |
xangua | Arachon: that is fot the indicators, define a lot of cpu ; maybe some extra indicator¿¿ | 18:29 |
[segfault] | macabre: well, if you are running 10.10, you could just rename it to xorg.conf.bak and X should do its best make everything work automagically | 18:29 |
LukeWatts | i dunno | 18:29 |
Arachon | xangua: I have... the normal indicators, plus xchat and tomboy notes... and the process is eating around 90% | 18:29 |
macabre | [segfault]: let me get this straight, take my current xorg file, rename it, then reboot? | 18:30 |
[segfault] | macabre: i think you would just restart X, really. I was just recently reading about the lack of xorg.conf in 10.10 | 18:31 |
cyrrius | ActionParsnip, I have GUI! Thanks so much! | 18:31 |
abhay_ | ThinkT510: if thats the thing then i have used that before its just i wasn't able to make the (unknown(1mb), linix-swap(23.63gb) in my case), when making the partions. it keept giving me error that i didn't specify a boot partion. | 18:31 |
Diverdude | if i do rm file in the terminal, is it then deleted for good, or is it put to the trashcan? | 18:31 |
macabre | [segfault]: looks like im still running 10.4 | 18:31 |
johnny77 | I'm working on an old laptop and installed a CLI only to ensure that it would run. I've been able get an IP address, but I still can't ping the router or connect to the internet. | 18:32 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: did u assign static ip or use dhcp? | 18:32 |
Ubunewb | hi everyone! is there an application to check if sd-cards are broken? | 18:32 |
[segfault] | macabre: ahh, well you could upgrade and see if there is better support for your machine perhaps, though if fixing xorg.conf is your aim, then you would need to let us know specifically what is messed up. | 18:33 |
johnny77 | geoffmcc: used dhcp | 18:33 |
ThinkT510 | abhay_: when assigning partitions you need a minimum of 1 / (the root partition), swap and others are optional (boot resides on the root partition unless you made it seperately) | 18:33 |
kingfarvito1 | I managed to install WOW using wine, now it keeps crashing anyone think they can help me? | 18:33 |
macabre | [segfault]: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1696476 | 18:34 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: hmm. guess not problem - i kinda figured u may have forgot to define gateway as the router | 18:34 |
IboS | hi | 18:35 |
hqall | Ubunewb: there probably is, but why not do it with the tools you already have ;) i'll show you: | 18:35 |
michaelxq | where can i download r5u8xx?? | 18:35 |
IboS | i want to change to root password | 18:35 |
[segfault] | macabre: video res problem, I see... someone here probably knows the line to change in xorg.conf to get your resolution back to 1440x900 | 18:36 |
IboS | i dunno how to do it ? | 18:36 |
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geoffmcc | IboS: ubuntu uses sudo - so you would just change password on account that has sudo rights | 18:36 |
johnny77 | geoffmcc: Just to make sure I am doing this correctly I typed: ping 192.168.2.1 - it respondes with From 192.168.2.12 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable | 18:36 |
Diverdude | if i do rm file in the terminal, is it then deleted for good, or is it put to the trashcan? | 18:36 |
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[segfault] | Diverdude: gone | 18:36 |
abhay_ | ThinkT510: what i did was i had my 2 tb drive i shrinked it to 300 gb of ext4 and the i made a 30 gb linux-swap but then i wasn't able to make the unknown(1 mb, bios_grub). | 18:36 |
Spycecool | allserv | 18:36 |
Jonii | weird bug. If you leave ubuntu screen selection thing(super+e gets you there) open, screen doesn't lock after you've left Ubuntu idle for a while | 18:37 |
scutum | please someone helpt with the torrent file to download | 18:37 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: try to assign a static ip --- follow this if needed http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-ubuntu-server-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address/ | 18:37 |
smilidon | Ok so I know that every version of Ubuntu PPC doesn't detect video in iMac G3 even on the alternate install cd so how do i fix this? | 18:37 |
scutum | ~help | 18:37 |
IboS | thank you geoffmcc | 18:37 |
macabre | [segfault]: thanks | 18:37 |
macabre | anyone in here know how to set a resolution manually? | 18:37 |
abhay_ | ThinkT510: the unkown wasn't in the drop menu when making the partions. | 18:38 |
macabre | preferablly someone with a macbook pro 2,2 - but that would make too much sense :D | 18:38 |
[segfault] | macabre: sry can't be more helpful. I don't mess with my xorg.conf much anymore | 18:38 |
proto | Is there a text editor already in Ubuntu for web development? Or will I need to find one from the software center? | 18:38 |
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hqall | 1) create a file that is as big as the card you want to test : dd if=/dev/urandom of=/tmp/yourFile bs=512MB | 18:38 |
hqall | 2) create a checksum for that file: md5sum /tmp/yourFile | 18:38 |
geoffmcc | IboS: just to be clear if IboS was your account with sudo when signed on just run passwd | 18:38 |
hqall | 3) copy that file to the card, and | 18:38 |
hqall | 4) create a checksum from the file on your card | 18:38 |
macabre | [segfault]: me either :D | 18:38 |
hqall | if both match, the card works :) | 18:38 |
FloodBot1 | hqall: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 18:38 |
ThinkT510 | abhay_: grub resides on the /boot partition, if you didn't specify it, it gets installed under / (root) | 18:38 |
nikecz | ccc | 18:38 |
michaelxq | where can i download r5u8xx?? | 18:39 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: if follow that guide dont bother with remove of dhcp-client | 18:39 |
bazhang | michaelxq, thats not a package | 18:40 |
smilidon | Anyone have an idea on how to manually set the xorg? Since it doesn't autodetect on an iMac G3 ppc | 18:40 |
michaelxq | bazhang, it's a driver for my webcam that need to run | 18:40 |
abhay_ | ThinkT510: so if i do it like this-- i make 300 gb of ext4 which is (mount point /) and then i make a 30 gb linix-swap. after that i select the 300 gb partions and click install will it work? | 18:41 |
bazhang | abhay_, those are way too huge | 18:41 |
ThinkT510 | abhay_: it will work but not sure why you want such huge partitions | 18:42 |
abhay_ | bazhang: how is it huge sir. | 18:42 |
robin0800 | abhay_, 2x memory max for swap | 18:42 |
bazhang | abhay_, how much ram | 18:42 |
abhay_ | bazhang: 8 gb ram | 18:42 |
VCoolio | smilidon: sudo Xorg -configure > xorg.conf or write your own with options you need | 18:42 |
drew2 | is wireless hardware supposed to show up in the 'network settings' graphical configuration tool? | 18:43 |
bazhang | abhay_, going to hibernate? | 18:43 |
drew2 | all i have is 'wired connection' and 'point to point' | 18:43 |
kingfarvito1 | I get this error after the intro video when I run wow that says the memory cannot be read, what do I do? | 18:43 |
ActionParsnip | robin0800: only if ram is less than 2Gb ;) | 18:43 |
Jemt | Hi. I have opened port 80, but nmap does'nt list it. What's wrong ? -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT && nmap localhost <= The latter only displays port 631 (wonder what that is) | 18:43 |
ThinkT510 | abhay_: quite frankly, you likely don't need swap with that mch ram, unless you're doing memory heavy tasks | 18:43 |
abhay_ | bazhang: right now my linis-swap is at 25.63 gb | 18:43 |
sanbor | hello there | 18:43 |
ActionParsnip | drew2: yes if it has a driver | 18:43 |
Protomega | michaelxq: Have you been able to install them before with Linux? | 18:43 |
sanbor | somebody knows about gnome keyring? | 18:43 |
bazhang | abhay_, try 8gb | 18:44 |
bazhang | abhay_, and for / perhaps 20 | 18:44 |
ActionParsnip | sanbor: in what way? | 18:44 |
Protomega | michaelxq: If not, from what I have read I'm afraid you may not be able to. | 18:44 |
michaelxq | Protomega, yes..with ubuntu 10.04 | 18:44 |
[segfault] | macabre: take a look at this xorg.conf and see if you can use some of it for your macbook - http://wstein.org/macbook/xorg.conf | 18:44 |
AndroidKris | What can I use to monitor cpu, time, ram etc. as a guage on my desktop? | 18:44 |
bazhang | AndroidKris, conky | 18:44 |
michaelxq | Protomega, i've just installed ubuntu 10.10 and i forget where i found it before | 18:45 |
sanbor | I want to know if its possible to create a simple python script to access to a password in the gnome-keyring and then run a command with that password | 18:45 |
armence | I was considering running a Windows VM in VirtualBox to do gaming. How successful have people been in that kind of endeavor? | 18:45 |
ubuntu1 | hello im new to the linux world . I have a custom build pc . the specs are core2 quad 8300 4gig ddr2 800 mhz ram, 1.6 tb hdd dvd rom and blu-ray my blu-ray rom is the problem. Its not playing the blurays | 18:45 |
bazhang | AndroidKris, great beginners guide at ubuntuforums | 18:45 |
abhay_ | bazhang: the reason i was making the / a large partions so that in the future i have space when download programs and stuff. or will i be able to extend it later on? | 18:45 |
ActionParsnip | AndroidKris: sure, use conky | 18:45 |
drew2 | ActionParsnip: thanks; I have a wireless icon up in the task bar with a red X but i can not connect to the network. | 18:46 |
ActionParsnip | !bluray | ubuntu1 | 18:46 |
ubottu | ubuntu1: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 18:46 |
drew2 | but nothing in network settings | 18:46 |
ThinkT510 | armence: most 3d games don't run that great in virtualbox (or at all sometimes) | 18:46 |
bazhang | abhay_, you would have to install every single package to fill that. and you would still have a huge amount of space left | 18:46 |
ActionParsnip | drew2: run: sudo iwlist scan do you see access points? | 18:46 |
macabre | [segfault]: looking now, thanks | 18:46 |
abhay_ | bazhang: ok i guess i can make it smaller size. | 18:46 |
armence | ThinkT510, Do you know of a good alternative for that purpose? Apart from dual-boot or Wine which are my current unsatisfactory options. | 18:47 |
sanbor | I think I should have to know how to access to the Gnome keyring window | 18:47 |
drew2 | 'doesn't support scanning' | 18:47 |
sanbor | *API, sorry | 18:47 |
sy_ | Is there a command I can use to reset a user's keyboard setting via terminal? | 18:47 |
bazhang | abhay_, a LOT smaller | 18:47 |
IboS | geoffmcc: the person who made man passwd is lazy | 18:47 |
knittl | hi. which driver of nvidia should i use for my card? 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G86M [Quadro FX 360M] (rev a1) | 18:47 |
ThinkT510 | armence: the best is likely dualboot | 18:47 |
IboS | there are only a few lines | 18:47 |
geoffmcc | IboS: having troubles? | 18:47 |
macabre | [segfault]: will 10.4 find my video driver if i rename xorg? | 18:47 |
abhay_ | bazhang, ThinkT510, thanks alot guys. | 18:48 |
ThinkT510 | np | 18:48 |
macabre | [segfault]: i may just try that | 18:48 |
ActionParsnip | knittl: install nvidia-current and it will work | 18:48 |
bazhang | abhay_, welcome | 18:48 |
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paq7512 | is there an issue with copy files to usb flash drives? why is it always to wonky? | 18:48 |
Ubunewb | hqall: thx, ill give it a try | 18:48 |
knittl | ActionParsnip: well, it does not | 18:48 |
knittl | two monitors will not work with twinview at full resolution | 18:48 |
[segfault] | macabre: I don't know.. I think the missing xorg.conf thing started in 10.10 | 18:48 |
knittl | nvidia-173 does work, but is somehow slow compared to -current | 18:48 |
geoffmcc | IboS: at prompt should just have to type passwd - will ask for old and new twice. if new is simular to old may have to force it threw | 18:48 |
Linfert | Hellpo | 18:48 |
Linfert | hello* | 18:48 |
Linfert | What is command for make files ? | 18:49 |
paq7512 | touch | 18:49 |
_Alex__ | You mean text files? | 18:49 |
_Alex__ | nano | 18:49 |
ActionParsnip | knittl: what happens when you use the current? | 18:49 |
kingfarvito1 | (11:43:35 AM) kingfarvito1: I get this error after the intro video when I run wow that says the memory cannot be read, what do I do? | 18:49 |
knittl | ActionParsnip: one monitor will be blank | 18:49 |
[segfault] | macabre: you can just back up what you have now though, and then experiment with sections of that file I linked to you until you get it running. | 18:49 |
ActionParsnip | knittl: did you run: nvidia-settings and setup the dual display? | 18:50 |
knittl | ActionParsnip: and jockey complains when installing – it's behaving really strange (while installing) | 18:50 |
yuskhanzab | at least problem solve by reseting my modem. | 18:50 |
knittl | ActionParsnip: yes | 18:50 |
_Alex__ | Linfert: What kind of files, Text ones? | 18:50 |
yuskhanzab | thats all =) | 18:50 |
knittl | ActionParsnip: it works when i set resolution of one monitor to less-than-full | 18:50 |
Sir_Ragnarok | I'm installing an ubuntu server (first time) "What is a GRUB?" | 18:50 |
Sir_Ragnarok | GRUB boot settup | 18:50 |
BluesKaj | !grub | 18:50 |
ubottu | grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 18:50 |
johnny77 | geoffmcc: It gave me an error - SIOCADDRT: no such process - Failed to bring up wlan0 | 18:50 |
yuskhanzab | Sir_Ragnarok, can ask u a question? | 18:51 |
_Alex__ | Sir_Ragnarok GRub is a boot loader, much like Windows Boot manager, but alot better | 18:51 |
Sir_Ragnarok | Do I install it or not? | 18:51 |
Sir_Ragnarok | What is the default position on this? | 18:51 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: so your using wifi? | 18:51 |
_Alex__ | Sir_Ragnarok: Lol, that is critical | 18:51 |
ActionParsnip | knittl: could try running: sudo nvidia-xconfig; gksudo nvidia-settings setup the display in some way (none on 'auto') and click "save to x config file". Then run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and manually set the resolutions | 18:51 |
seeeker | hello friends, i have squid running on my machine, i cant actually locate where it is to restart it. | 18:51 |
seeeker | $ sudo /etc/init.d/squid restart | 18:51 |
seeeker | sudo: /etc/init.d/squid: command not found | 18:51 |
_Alex__ | Sir_Ragnarok You NEEEEEED to install grub | 18:51 |
johnny77 | geoffmcc: trying to :) | 18:51 |
knittl | ActionParsnip: tried that. did not work | 18:52 |
Sir_Ragnarok | Okay thanks _Alex__ | 18:52 |
ActionParsnip | knittl: gah | 18:52 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: are u in gnome? | 18:52 |
nmvictor | Has anyone ever resolved the issue with netbeans and compiz? | 18:52 |
ActionParsnip | _Alex__: you dont need to, you can use LILO if you desire | 18:52 |
_Alex__ | ActionParsnip: But he's a newbie | 18:53 |
johnny77 | geoffmcc: No, I only installed a CLI. I only have the terminal. | 18:53 |
wodan_ | where can i find a newsreader for usenet.nl | 18:53 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: i remember now | 18:53 |
seeeker | anyone know where my squid install is hiding ? :( | 18:53 |
erUSUL | !info pan | 18:53 |
ubottu | pan (source: pan): A Newsreader based on GTK2, which looks like Forte Agent. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.133-1.1ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 775 kB, installed size 3392 kB | 18:53 |
seeeker | need to restart it. | 18:53 |
seeeker | $ sudo /etc/init.d/squid restart | 18:53 |
seeeker | sudo: /etc/init.d/squid: command not found | 18:53 |
wodan_ | about squid try: gadmintools | 18:53 |
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ActionParsnip | _Alex__: everyone is | 18:54 |
IboS | ok geoffmcc passwd changed | 18:54 |
ubuntu1 | @Actionparsnip: I tried all of these links thay all got me to the piont where the dvd s work but the blue rays dont . | 18:54 |
VCoolio | seeeker: dpkg-query -L squid | 18:54 |
ActionParsnip | seeeker: try: sudo service squid stop you can tab complete the squid bit in that command, it may be squidd | 18:54 |
geoffmcc | IboS: good | 18:54 |
ActionParsnip | ubuntu1: thats all I know of bluray in ubuntu, let me websearch | 18:54 |
_Alex__ | ActionParsnip: Really? | 18:54 |
seeeker | thankyou ActionParsnip - although its failed to start | 18:54 |
IboS | geoffmcc: i want to make the os lighter | 18:55 |
seeeker | not sure whats wrong :-( | 18:55 |
IboS | geoffmcc: how could i do that ? | 18:55 |
ubuntu1 | thanks bro | 18:55 |
seeeker | i know squid is working, i get the generic acl message when i browse on an external pc | 18:55 |
magicianlord | what kernel is includes with 10.04.2 update? | 18:55 |
_Alex__ | IboS: Use synaptic to delete unused stuff | 18:55 |
ActionParsnip | _Alex__: yes as nobody knows every command | 18:55 |
ActionParsnip | _Alex__: it's just different levels ;) | 18:55 |
KucukMubasir | hi again guys, I tried installing git on terminal, yet I got this error in return: | 18:55 |
KucukMubasir | Package git has no installation candidate | 18:55 |
ActionParsnip | ubuntu1: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/06/lxbdplayer-is-blu-ray-playback-software-for-linux/ maybe | 18:55 |
_Alex__ | ActionParsnip: You'r right | 18:55 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: is git-core | 18:55 |
erUSUL | !info git-core | 18:55 |
ubottu | git-core (source: git): fast, scalable, distributed revision control system (obsolete). In component main, is optional. Version 1:1.7.1-1.1ubuntu0.1 (maverick), package size 1 kB, installed size 28 kB | 18:55 |
KucukMubasir | oh | 18:56 |
magicianlord | does ms office install on wine? | 18:56 |
IboS | _Alex__: want less memory use and access | 18:56 |
KucukMubasir | I thought something wrong with my package manager | 18:56 |
erUSUL | !appdb | magicianlord | 18:56 |
ubottu | magicianlord: The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org - Join #winehq for application help | 18:56 |
ThinkT510 | !appdb | magicianlord | 18:56 |
coz_ | magicianlord, I think it depends on the version but you can check in #winehq | 18:56 |
geoffmcc | IboS: sorry i run ubuntu server. just help out where can with desktop | 18:57 |
magicianlord | unity has a 2s mode now? | 18:57 |
magicianlord | 2d | 18:57 |
ActionParsnip | magicianlord: indeed | 18:57 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: what kind of wifi card u have? | 18:57 |
f45t | how can i get help for smuxi ? | 18:57 |
ActionParsnip | magicianlord: there is a 2d unity ppa for maverick too :) | 18:57 |
magicianlord | i dont want unity | 18:58 |
ubuntu1 | @ActionParsnip : I will let you know how it whent. Thanks again. | 18:58 |
ActionParsnip | magicianlord: yeah its a bit clunky if you ask me | 18:59 |
johnny77 | geoffmcc: It was some kind of broadcom card. I use a b43-fwcutter to install the drivers. | 18:59 |
magicianlord | it's a good branding interface for os, but for a regular user like me, gnome works better | 18:59 |
KucukMubasir | thanks erUSUL | 18:59 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: no problem | 18:59 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: that what i have used in past so should be setup properly | 19:00 |
seeeker | # sudo service squid start | 19:00 |
seeeker | start: Job failed to start | 19:00 |
seeeker | any help friends? :( | 19:00 |
seeeker | can i repair it somehow | 19:00 |
erUSUL | seeeker: find out why it is not starting. check logs? | 19:01 |
BajK | hey, I want to upgrade to the 2.6.38-4 kernel in the ubuntu kernel ppa. I have the nvidia-current proprietary driver running. Do I need to take any precautions? I heard I at least need the headers package as well. What else do I need to take care of? On my notebook (intel graphics) and my mothers pc (radeon driver) everything worke perfectly. | 19:01 |
geoffmcc | SIOCADDRT: no such process - Failed to bring up wlan0 | 19:01 |
xtrac | -- replace | 19:01 |
seeeker | where are the logs? | 19:01 |
seeeker | i'm a newbie :x | 19:01 |
ActionParsnip | seeeker: is it acually squid? did you tab complete? | 19:01 |
erUSUL | seeeker: /var/log/ | 19:01 |
ThinkT510 | seeeker: are you sure it isn't squidd (as in daemon) | 19:01 |
seeeker | hmm, good question | 19:01 |
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seeeker | 'squid' does not auto complete | 19:01 |
seeeker | its the http proxy service | 19:02 |
seeeker | coulda sworn i restarted it normally last night | 19:02 |
seeeker | with /etc/init.d/squid | 19:02 |
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Pilif12p | How do I search for multiple words when using grep (Eg, master password) | 19:02 |
StevenX | Hello. I am using Ubuntu 10.10 live CD to delete all the partitions on my HDD. I have an existing partition where Ubuntu 10.04 is installed. GParted cannot delete this partition. What can I do to delete this partition? | 19:02 |
Pilif12p | StevenX: Is the partition unmounted? | 19:02 |
jim_ | Hello, I'm trying to run ubuntu on my laptop but it gets stuck on "Setting Sensors limit"... any idea how can I fix that? | 19:02 |
ActionParsnip | seeeker: try: ls /etc/init.d to see what you have | 19:03 |
nicofs | Is there any good video editing software that works? | 19:03 |
Araneidae | Does Ubuntu 10.10 support Xinput2? | 19:03 |
ThinkT510 | nicofs: openshot is good | 19:03 |
StevenX | Pilif12p, I do not know how to check. I am using the live CD so I thought that it was unmounted. I could be wrong. Can you elaborate how I can make sure it is unmounted? | 19:03 |
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ThinkT510 | !info openshot | nicofs | 19:03 |
ubottu | nicofs: openshot (source: openshot): Create and edit videos and movies. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.2.2-1 (maverick), package size 11789 kB, installed size 30260 kB | 19:03 |
nicofs | ThinkT510, can i learn to use it in under a year? | 19:03 |
[segfault] | nicofs: I have used PiTiVi a bit and it seems to be decent, but you will find many opinions depending on what you intend to do. | 19:03 |
Naeblis | guys I seriously need help. My Firefox keeps crashing whenever I play any flash content. I can block the content by using 'xul-ext-flashblock' as suggested by someone here before, but how do I solve it? Been googling for an hour with no success :( | 19:04 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: what do u get if u -- dmesg | grep wlan | 19:04 |
seeeker | nothing to do with squid is there, ActionParsnip | 19:04 |
EPOS | Does anyone know how to use Sakis3G well? plz pm me! | 19:04 |
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ThinkT510 | nicofs: there are tutorials around for it, i'm sure you'll pick it up quickly | 19:04 |
nicofs | I tried avidemux - messes up sound - and cinelerra - complex, no sound at all | 19:04 |
magicianlord | what is better. libreoffice or openoffice and why | 19:04 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: what is the output of: uname -a; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf use http://pastie.org to store the output. Thanks | 19:04 |
johnny77 | geoffmcc: I think I got it this time. it is pinging google. | 19:05 |
magicianlord | from a perfomrance and feature standpoint | 19:05 |
Pilif12p | StevenX: If you right click on it can you click on "Unmount" ? | 19:05 |
_Alex__ | StevenX: In terminal, type 'dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4k conv=notrunc' | 19:05 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: might i ask what you changed | 19:05 |
_Alex__ | StevenX: It will take long, but will wipe out all data | 19:05 |
ThinkT510 | magicianlord: in future versions of ubuntu, libreoffice is going to be supported instead of openoffice | 19:05 |
[segfault] | magicianlord: I am going to say Libreoffice, but that is only an opinion. I understand many of the core developers left the Ooo project and are working on Libre | 19:05 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip : Are these seperate commands or concatenated...? | 19:06 |
StevenX | Pilif12p, I cannot. The only option upon right-clicking is "information" or "manage flags" | 19:06 |
jim_ | I have problems booting up ubuntu... can anyone help me please? | 19:06 |
Pilif12p | okay, so it's probably unmounted. past that, i have no idea | 19:06 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: copy the whole command and run it as one | 19:07 |
magicianlord | should i download libreoffice and install the deb? is it easy to purge if it stinks | 19:07 |
johnny77 | geoffmcc: honestly. not sure. I went through and set up the dhcp again. | 19:07 |
EPOS | Hello! I am trying to connect a USB mobile broadband and I get the following msg :"/dev/ttyUSB0 is currently occupied" | 19:07 |
Pilif12p | !ask | jim_ | 19:07 |
EPOS | what should I do? | 19:07 |
_Alex__ | jim_: Waht's the prob' my friend | 19:07 |
jim_ | during boot up it gets stuck on "Setting sensors limit" | 19:07 |
om26er | magicianlord, should be simple | 19:07 |
jim_ | I searched google but found no solution | 19:07 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: just wondering if u ifconfig does it report as wlan0 or something else | 19:07 |
om26er | jim_, did ubuntu work fine before? | 19:07 |
_Alex__ | jim_: A kernel issue. Ubuntu does that often | 19:08 |
jim_ | I have run mandriva... | 19:08 |
jim_ | I dont think I ever tried ubuntu before | 19:08 |
om26er | jim_, so you are running ubuntu for the first time? | 19:08 |
jim_ | yes | 19:08 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip: http://pastie.org/pastes/1613978/text | 19:08 |
jim_ | 10.10 and 10.4 | 19:08 |
om26er | jim_, right, which system is it? a PC or a notebook? | 19:08 |
jim_ | non of them worked | 19:08 |
jim_ | dell L100 | 19:08 |
RobotCow | jim_: what sensor? | 19:08 |
jim_ | doesnt say | 19:09 |
_Alex__ | jim_ Ubuntu is not the best choice for you, if you were a -rpm guy | 19:09 |
om26er | jim_, dell L100 seems to be a keyboard | 19:09 |
om26er | _Alex__, could you please stop that | 19:09 |
Arachon | I'm trying to backup to a network location with a backup tool running sudo. But The network location does not show up in the file browser... Even though it does when I run nautilus (non-sudo) | 19:09 |
_Alex__ | ok | 19:09 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: there is no flash package there, how have you installed flash? | 19:10 |
xrdodrx | how do I make it so KDE apps fit into my color scheme? | 19:10 |
xrdodrx | like kolourpaint and ktimer | 19:10 |
johnny77 | geoffmcc: it reports as wlan0. Maybe a typo.. sorry. | 19:10 |
om26er | jim_, I had a similar problem on a system, it had a pci wifi card connected to it after removing it system started fine | 19:10 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip: Err, I removed it earlier today, then reinstalled via Ubuntu Software Centre | 19:10 |
jim_ | yes I do have one | 19:10 |
jim_ | so removing it will fix | 19:11 |
xtrac | _Alex__, this room is a bad choice for you if you are a pessimist | 19:11 |
geoffmcc | johnny77: least it working | 19:11 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: try: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree to install flash | 19:11 |
om26er | jim_, is it from TP-LINK? | 19:11 |
jim_ | great I'll try :) | 19:11 |
jim_ | I'm not pessimist... I really want to make it work | 19:11 |
jim_ | what is TP-Link :| | 19:12 |
xtrac | ? | 19:12 |
_Alex__ | jim_: he told it to me, not you | 19:12 |
om26er | jim_, do you know the company of that card | 19:12 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip: In Progress. I also installed flash-aid few mins ago, found on the forums that it could solve the problem, but didn't work. :( | 19:12 |
om26er | jim_, forget about it, just try to boot without that card first | 19:13 |
jim_ | yes it is realtek | 19:13 |
jim_ | rtl8185 | 19:13 |
vargadanis | hi! how do I list all folders and files in long format that ends with character t? | 19:14 |
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vargadanis | I tried: ls -l | grep *t but that didn't wokr | 19:14 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: why do you need flash-aid? | 19:14 |
jim_ | thanks a lot guys I'll try rebot and see what it wil happen :) | 19:14 |
sacarlson | vargadanis: maybe find -name "*t" | 19:15 |
fossusr | How can I make it so the user only had read permissions, but can navigate through directories? chmod 700 didn't work. | 19:15 |
ubuntumaniak | hello | 19:15 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip: The problem seems to be that flash is causing the crash. So, I disabled hardware acceleration, then installed flash-aid as it has worked for some from what the forums tell me | 19:15 |
Lungan | Why can't I play .flv files in Ubuntu? | 19:16 |
ActionParsnip | Naeblis: what does flash aid do? | 19:16 |
wildc4rd | anyone here familiar with QCad? | 19:16 |
sacarlson | wildc4rd: I've used it some time back | 19:16 |
fossusr | Lungan: DId you download the Adobe Flash plugin? | 19:17 |
ThinkT510 | !anyone | wildc4rd | 19:17 |
ubottu | wildc4rd: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. | 19:17 |
Lungan | fossusr, "apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree" ? | 19:17 |
Lungan | fossusr, or maybe flashplugin* | 19:17 |
vargadanis | sacarlson, that does indeed find the file but doesn't give permission details like ls -l would | 19:17 |
wildc4rd | thanks Think, but I stand by my initial question | 19:17 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip: "Removing conflicting flash installations and installing the appropriate version as supported by your Ubuntu system architecture" | 19:17 |
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sacarlson | wildc4rd: very similar to autocad like older editions mabe like autocad 10, but been like 3 years since I played with it last | 19:17 |
magicianlord | do you enjoy the bouncy windows in gnome effects? | 19:18 |
BluesKaj | install flashplugin-installer, Lungan | 19:18 |
ActionParsnip | sacarlson: ls | grep grep 't$' | 19:18 |
ActionParsnip | sacarlson: oop ls | grep 't$' | 19:18 |
_Alex__ | magicianlorg: Itn't it named 'Wobbly Windows'? | 19:18 |
Sylvester11 | Is there a way I can format an Embedded PC? | 19:19 |
itsmeee | join /gaybcn | 19:19 |
itsmeee | join | 19:19 |
Lungan | BluesKaj, "apt-get install flashplugin-installer" and then? | 19:19 |
Sylvester11 | This system that I've gotten has Windows Embedded C3 6.0 and I'd like to take it off and put Ubuntu netbook edition on it. | 19:19 |
_Alex__ | itsmee Jou gotta type '/join #gaybcn' | 19:19 |
_Alex__ | *you | 19:20 |
Sylvester11 | It's Sylvania Netbook Synet07526 | 19:20 |
fossusr | How do I change folder permissions recursively while leaving file permissions unaltered? | 19:20 |
BluesKaj | Lungan, the flashplugin will auto install..flashplugin-installer replaces the nonfree | 19:20 |
om26er | !test | 19:20 |
ubottu | Failed! | 19:20 |
abe | quick question, have a situation, installed ubunto on a 30 gb partion and of course ran out of room, installed 150gb hard drive just for ubunto but it still boots to the 30gb partion how do i remove it from that partition? | 19:21 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip: system froze again. was checking the plugins. I really don't know what to do :( | 19:21 |
Lungan | BluesKaj, Ok, but the .flv file is a videofile that I have on dekstot, not having trouble waching videos on internet like youtube etc. | 19:21 |
Lungan | BluesKaj, desktop* | 19:22 |
fossusr | Lungan: Download Ubuntu restricted extras from the repository? | 19:22 |
soreau | abe: If you can just reinstall fresh, and point the boot loader to the new partition (or reinstall grub for that drive from the live cd) | 19:22 |
shcherbak | fossusr: feed chmod with forder list | 19:22 |
BluesKaj | Lungan, it should still work | 19:22 |
Lungan | BluesKaj, I will try. Having slow internet, trying in 5 min | 19:23 |
abe | Soreau: i did reinstall and it still boots from the 30gb | 19:23 |
fossusr | shcherbak: Explain, if you will. | 19:23 |
Sylvester11 | Is there a way I can format a netbook with an embedded operating system? | 19:23 |
Naeblis | ActionParsnip: Maybe its firefox itself. I'm thinking of giving chrome a try | 19:23 |
abe | how do i point the bootloader? | 19:23 |
BluesKaj | Lungan, fossusr is correct make sure you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed as well | 19:23 |
[TK]D-Fender | Sylvester11: Tried booting it with something else perhaps? | 19:24 |
Lungan | BluesKaj, How do I make shure that I have them installed? | 19:24 |
sacarlson | Sylvester11: what is an embedded operating system? or what will it do? | 19:24 |
fossusr | Lungan: Go to the software center, search it, and it should be checked. | 19:24 |
BluesKaj | with sudo apt-get . Lungan ;) | 19:24 |
shcherbak | fossusr: better, use find with chmod: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/changing-permission-for-folders-only-477040/ | 19:25 |
fossusr | Or BluesKaj 's easier way :D | 19:25 |
nash__ | hello guys | 19:25 |
Lungan | BluesKaj, "apt-get install ubuntu-restricted extras"? | 19:25 |
Sylvester11 | The system uses Windows Embedded CE 6.0, it's an Sylvania SYNET07526. | 19:25 |
[TK]D-Fender | Sylvester11: Tried booting it with something else perhaps? | 19:25 |
Dustin_ | Hello? | 19:25 |
abe | how do i point the bootloader to a diffrent drive? | 19:26 |
BluesKaj | Lungan, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras | 19:26 |
ThinkT510 | !grub | abe | 19:26 |
ubottu | abe: grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 19:26 |
coz_ | /join #grub | 19:26 |
Lungan | BluesKaj, Thank you, brb 5 min | 19:26 |
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Sylvester11 | [TK]D-Fender: Like the usb? | 19:27 |
Sylvester11 | [TK]D-Fender: Aprantly this sytem has no BIOS? | 19:27 |
coz_ | abe, you might want to reinstall grub via live cd http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide | 19:27 |
ThinkT510 | !grub2 | abe | 19:27 |
ubottu | abe: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 19:27 |
om26er | jim__, so, did it work? | 19:28 |
the_seraphim | i need to give myself full rw access to another users home directory without taking their permissions away and it has to be permenant | 19:28 |
fossusr | shcherbak: I'm still not fully understanding this. | 19:29 |
coz_ | the_seraphim, when you gksudo nautilus are you not able to go into their home directory? | 19:30 |
the_seraphim | err... | 19:30 |
abe | is there anyway to uninstall ubuntu and start all over again? | 19:31 |
washuu_de | bbl... | 19:31 |
coz_ | abe, reinstall from live cd or minimal install cd | 19:31 |
Starminn | Is there an option to to automatically obtain metadata on audio files? | 19:31 |
ThinkT510 | abe: you can delete any/all partitions using gparted from a livecd | 19:31 |
gsp2009 | hey folks. Can someone tell me what packages I need installed for jockey to present me with nvidia drivers? | 19:31 |
xrdodrx | how do I make it so KDE apps fit into my GTK color scheme? | 19:32 |
shcherbak | fossusr: for directories: find . -type d -exec chmod 0XXX {} \; Replace XXX with desired permissions. | 19:32 |
coz_ | Starminn, look for oidua in the repository | 19:32 |
washuu_de | sorry for inkoherence last time | 19:32 |
coz_ | Starminn, i believe that might do it | 19:32 |
[TK]D-Fender | [14:27]<Sylvester11>[TK]D-Fender: Aprantly this sytem has no BIOS? <- is that a question... or a statement? | 19:32 |
the_seraphim | coz_: its probably easier if i tell my mate to use a separate shared folder... | 19:32 |
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KucukMubasir | what is the default shell in ubuntu? | 19:33 |
the_seraphim | i dont know why he wants to have access to her home dir | 19:33 |
[TK]D-Fender | Sylvester11: Im not getting a good impression of you're having really loked at your system so far... | 19:33 |
washuu_de | bash | 19:33 |
coz_ | the_seraphim, ok that might work also | 19:33 |
ThinkT510 | !bash | KucukMubasir | 19:33 |
ubottu | KucukMubasir: The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome), K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE), or Menu -> Accessories -> LXTerminal (LXDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 19:33 |
magicianlord | what is the best terminal application? | 19:34 |
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KucukMubasir | thanks guys | 19:34 |
xrdodrx | !best | magicianlord | 19:34 |
ubottu | magicianlord: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 19:34 |
the_seraphim | the other problem is that the main user (original user) can see the other drives on the machine, however the new user even though in the admin group cannot see the drives let alone have access to those directories within them. the goal is to have access to one shared directory on the second drive while the rest of the drive remains read disabled | 19:34 |
magicianlord | thanks gandorf | 19:34 |
KucukMubasir | my ~./bash_profile file was missing and I created it with touch | 19:34 |
KucukMubasir | ~/.bash_profile | 19:35 |
abe | am i gonna screwe my computer up by deleteing the partion that ubuntu is on? | 19:35 |
bazhang | abe, no | 19:35 |
fossusr | shcherbak: I only want to do it for certain directories. Do I declare the top directory after everything else? | 19:35 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: use ~/.profile | 19:35 |
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erUSUL | KucukMubasir: bash reads it | 19:36 |
abe | cool so we will delete both partiontion and start again from scratch | 19:36 |
KucukMubasir | erUSUL: I need to paste a line of code to bash_profile file | 19:36 |
bazhang | abe, why not make seperate home partition | 19:36 |
KucukMubasir | you recommend me to paste that to ~/.profile ? | 19:36 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: it is equivalent. paste it to ~/.profile | 19:36 |
bazhang | !home | abe | 19:37 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: yes | 19:37 |
ubottu | abe: Your home directory is where all of your personal files are usually kept. For moving your home directory to a separate partition, please see: http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome | 19:37 |
C-S-B | guys, I'm getting mountall disconnected from plymouth | 19:37 |
KucukMubasir | darn! | 19:37 |
C-S-B | I can start gdm manually and it works | 19:37 |
KucukMubasir | thanks erUSUL | 19:37 |
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cauderlier | #linux | 19:38 |
cauderlier | /serveur w-irc.com:8760 | 19:38 |
FUMOS | hello people! I've got a little big problem that consists of the following problems: broken laptop screen (cracked), upon installing the HD in my desktop (so I could change the default screen to my desktop screen) I accidentally installed an nvidia (nvidia-173) driver on it along the way, upon reinserting I couldn't see grub and ubuntu started up in text mode | 19:38 |
shcherbak | fossusr: "find ." act like -R from pwd (acctual, working directory) down, not certain about symlinks. | 19:38 |
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KucukMubasir | is there a shortcut command to restart the terminal? | 19:39 |
Starminn | coz_ I'm sorry but it is not very clear on how to use it. Can you assist? "man oidua" doesn't help me very much. | 19:39 |
shcherbak | fossusr: What do you mean certain? You can add -name with pattern to find command. | 19:39 |
FUMOS | I have the following in my possesion: a (dual-boot) desktop with screen (two channels: VGA - connected to laptop, DVI - connected to desktop), an ubuntu 7.10 and a lubuntu 10.10 live CD, a wired+wireless router connected to both laptop and desktop that connects both to a really slow internet connection with a college firewall | 19:39 |
[segfault] | KucukMubasir: 'reset' Is that what you are looking for? | 19:40 |
KucukMubasir | thanks [segfault] | 19:40 |
skor | How do you display and choose a kernel to boot from the command line ? I'm not finding it in the docs so far.. | 19:40 |
coz_ | Starminn, ah hold on let me install it | 19:40 |
Starminn | coz_: Alright, thanks. | 19:41 |
ThinkT510 | !grub2 | skor | 19:41 |
ubottu | skor: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 19:41 |
fossusr | shcherbak: I think this is over my head... | 19:41 |
ikonia | #ubuntu *!*@173-85-100-207.dr02.ckvl.tn.frontiernet.net | 19:41 |
ikonia | #ubuntu *!*@173-85-100-207.dr02.ckvl.tn.frontiernet.net | 19:41 |
erUSUL | skor: if the grub menu do not appear when you boot. press shift to force it to appear | 19:41 |
gGgG | Hello, im using the livecd, I closed and opened my laptop and my pointer disappeared, how might I get it back? | 19:41 |
ikonia | #ubuntu *!*@173-85-100-207.dr02.ckvl.tn.frontiernet.net *!*@c-69-140-80-120.hsd1.va.comcast.net *!*@gateway/web/freenode/ip.130.71.215.189 *!*@123-243-44-131.static.tpgi.com.au *!*@g227131178.adsl.alicedsl.de | 19:41 |
ikonia | ughh, sorry | 19:41 |
javahorn | after installing i see hash sign to be £ ie pound!!!! | 19:41 |
coz_ | Starminn, in terminal type man oidua | 19:42 |
fossusr | shcherbak | 19:42 |
javahorn | what is it to do with and how to get back querty standard keyboar layout? | 19:42 |
Starminn | coz_: Mhm. | 19:42 |
FUMOS | I also forgot to say, after unsinstalling nvidia-173 I had to boot it in safe mode on the DESKTOP to reinstall nvidia 173, and the boot screen changed ever since (in normal mode) | 19:42 |
fossusr | shcherbak: Thanks, though :D | 19:42 |
erUSUL | javahorn: System>Preferences>Keyboard ? | 19:42 |
shcherbak | fossusr: run this one: find . -type d | 19:42 |
javahorn | erUSUL: is it normal to toggle keys? | 19:43 |
FUMOS | (that is the boot screen of ubuntu itself, not grub) | 19:43 |
erUSUL | javahorn: no | 19:43 |
ikonia | #ubuntu *!*@122.161.21.152 | 19:43 |
coz_ | Starminn, so in terminal the command might be oidua nameofsudofile.wav -D | 19:43 |
KucukMubasir | erUSUL: I need to paste this line to bash_profile :[[ -s "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] && . "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" # This loads RVM into a shell session. | 19:43 |
StevenX | Is there a command I can use to unmount, without reservation, all devices? I tried "sudo umount -a" but that didn't work. (I am working off a Ubuntu 10.10 live CD, in case anyone was interested. | 19:43 |
KucukMubasir | and I pasted it to ~/.profile as you said | 19:43 |
javahorn | erUSUL: sorry very new to it, where is system > preferences > keyboard | 19:43 |
KucukMubasir | but this didn't seem to have worked | 19:43 |
Protomega | Anyone willing to help me get windows to work beside Ubuntu? | 19:43 |
javahorn | sorry got it | 19:44 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: profile is only read on login | 19:44 |
javahorn | erUSUL: | 19:44 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: log out and log in | 19:44 |
Starminn | coz_: Nope, it's not happening. | 19:44 |
javahorn | how to have skype installed with working video? | 19:44 |
KucukMubasir | erUSUL: thanks | 19:44 |
coz_ | Starminn, look here http://galigio.org/2008/07/20/ex-falso-the-best-audio-file-metadata-editor-for-linux/ | 19:44 |
erUSUL | javahorn: in the menu System>Preferences. in the top panel | 19:44 |
arbitrary5 | Okay, guys, I need to know if this tool is available from an Ubuntu LiveCD: mke2fs ; | 19:44 |
FUMOS | anyone in for a challenge? I'm your chance (read previous 4 or five posts so see my problem) :p (I also have a cd-burner on my desktop to burn another live CD if necessary | 19:44 |
ikonia | #ubuntu *!*@217.33.147.195 | 19:45 |
javahorn | erUSUL: thanks, any idea of skype? | 19:45 |
Ampelbein | StevenX: "didn't work" as in "my computer exploded and I had to buy a new one" or more "There was the error message XXX"? | 19:45 |
erUSUL | javahorn: nope sorry | 19:45 |
fossusr | shcherbak: Oh, I'm starting to understand the find command now. | 19:45 |
StevenX | Ampelbein, I got an error message saying that some of the devices are busy, so they were not unmounted. I would like to unmount those regardless. | 19:45 |
VDCkustoms | can anyone help me with playing mp4 videos? | 19:46 |
javahorn | ubuntu room, trying for this for skype ie http://reviewhubs.com/linuxtips/2010/01/how-to-install-skype-on-ubuntu-1004.html ---is it ok? | 19:46 |
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erUSUL | StevenX: sudo umount -a; only umounts things listed in fstab | 19:46 |
itaylor57 | javahorn: I just used the skype in snaptic | 19:46 |
Ampelbein | StevenX: umount -a -l would be worth a try | 19:46 |
VDCkustoms | need help with mp4 vids | 19:47 |
erUSUL | !codecs | VDCkustoms | 19:47 |
ubottu | VDCkustoms: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 19:47 |
javahorn | itaylor57: any more details, no idea | 19:47 |
Ampelbein | erUSUL: no, it umounts all listed in /etc/mtab | 19:47 |
VDCkustoms | thank you!! | 19:47 |
player | how do i instal firifox | 19:47 |
itaylor57 | javahorn: I just installed skype from the ubuntu software center | 19:48 |
gGgG | Hello I closed and opened my laptop and my pointer disappeared, how might I get it back? | 19:48 |
javahorn | itaylor57: link please, and sound and video works fine? | 19:48 |
ikonia | #ubuntu cobalt_!*@*$#ubuntu-ops | 19:48 |
* javahorn itaylor57 i can test to add you in skype! ;-) | 19:48 | |
itaylor57 | javahorn: sound and video works fine | 19:48 |
player | hello i have instaled ubuntu 10.04 but now i can watch videos and because the time skips | 19:48 |
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[segfault] | gGgG: sometimes there is a function key or button to turn on and off your touchpad if that is what you are using. You can try toggling that, or if a USB mouse unplug and plug it back in. | 19:49 |
coz_ | player, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras | 19:49 |
javahorn | itaylor57: how you installed, plz step it out | 19:49 |
Acidic31 | I want to replace all strings in all files in all directories from /home/mossy/public_html/vfsn/ to /home/vfsn/public_html/ | 19:49 |
StevenX | Ampelbein, I believe that worked, but now I get an error trying to run gparted. | 19:49 |
Acidic31 | how do i do this? | 19:49 |
Starminn | coz_: This is just as useless as EasyTag for doing this. I can add metatags just fine, but I want it to get it from whatever database iTunes and/or Windows Media Player, etc. gets it from. It is very upsetting having to do this one at a time by hand. Wastes a lot of time. | 19:49 |
itaylor57 | javahorn: i used Applications -> Ubuntu Software center; searched for skype and installed | 19:49 |
coz_ | player, then run this command if you also want to play dvds sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh | 19:50 |
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ThinkT510 | !software | javahorn | 19:50 |
ubottu | javahorn: A general introduction to the ways software can be installed, removed and managed in Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoftwareManagement - See also !Packages, !Equivalents | 19:50 |
gGgG | [segfault]: well the pointer is actually working, but theres no arrow, so i cant see where it is, | 19:50 |
shcherbak | fossusr: nice, -exec passing result of find to chmod, thats all, try to add -name "Do*" -exec ls | 19:50 |
Starminn | coz_: Not to sound unappreciative, of course, I'm just frustrated is all, sorry. :) Anyway, so I saw the option for getting it from a DB in oidua but it doesn't do it | 19:50 |
MegaHerz | Hi. Is there a traffic accounting tool such ipac-ng was? | 19:50 |
javahorn | ThinkT510: Thanks | 19:50 |
gGgG | [segfault]: im gonna try restarting gdm.. | 19:50 |
Ampelbein | StevenX: what error? | 19:50 |
coz_ | Starminn, oh! sorry guy,,, I am not real familiar with metadata for audio ...if you google with this search string "ubuntu audio metadata " you may get more hits to search with | 19:50 |
javahorn | itaylor57: you searched by command ? | 19:50 |
ikonia | #ubuntu alabd*!*@* | 19:50 |
[segfault] | gGgG: yeah, that may help.. no ideas here atm. | 19:51 |
StevenX | Ampelbein, I think I unmounted my CD rom drive, where i was running the live CD from | 19:51 |
Ampelbein | StevenX: yes, that's what 'umount -a -l' does, it unmounts all mounted filesystems (except for /proc I believe). That was what you requested. | 19:51 |
javahorn | itaylor57: in the GetSoftware , i do some plugins, what you did next? | 19:51 |
Starminn | coz_: I'll just keep working on it, thanks. | 19:51 |
ikonia | #ubuntu Linux-CLI!*@*$#ubuntu-ops | 19:52 |
StevenX | Ampelbein, yea, that's what I requested, so no fault there, except for me. | 19:52 |
StevenX | Ampelbein, one second please. I have to put my laundry in the dryer | 19:53 |
javahorn | erUSUL: i have to select any particular keyboard(vendor specific, i have samsung) , but i did select , it did not have desired effect, should i have to shut down to have effect? | 19:53 |
javahorn | Hi Starminn | 19:54 |
javahorn | :) | 19:54 |
javahorn | i am into new ubuntu | 19:54 |
Darael | I'm having some problems with Flash in 64-bit Ubuntu. Have tested both repository-32-bit and native-64-bit flash player. In any case, pressing the shift key is registered, but releasing it doesn't seem to be, unless there's a text-entry area in the Flash. Example of places it can happen: http://ur1.ca/3cg3b | 19:54 |
erUSUL | javahorn: no; you just select your language layout ( us es fr or whatever ) pc105 is pretty common model ( includes the window key and the menu ) | 19:54 |
arbitrary5 | Query: What ext* does Ubuntu use by default, or how do I determine the ext* of a corrupt superblock? | 19:55 |
MegaHerz | Hi. Is there a traffic accounting tool for small LAN? | 19:56 |
Starminn | javahorn: Glad to hear it. And it thinks you have the wrong keyboard layout. :) Just follow what erUSUL is telling you, he's saying the same as I would. Just choose the language and the variant and you can test it out by typing within that window. | 19:56 |
Starminn | arbitrary5: ext4 | 19:56 |
erUSUL | !info ntop | MegaHerz | 19:56 |
ubottu | MegaHerz: ntop (source: ntop): display network usage in web browser. In component universe, is optional. Version 3:3.3-14 (maverick), package size 2555 kB, installed size 10712 kB | 19:56 |
javahorn | erUSUL: Starminn thanks, stuck with skype | 19:56 |
javahorn | which plugin i should install from software centre. | 19:56 |
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abe | ok plan b, I have 50 gb unalocated next to my ubuntu partion, how do i get ubunto to use it? | 19:57 |
arbitrary5 | Starman: Excellent. This will prove useful. You wouldn't happen to know if e2fsprogs package is included in LiveCDs would you? | 19:57 |
erUSUL | ikonia: a little early for spring cleanup; isn't it? | 19:57 |
javahorn | skype plugin for libpurple messengers will be fine, with video quality and sound_ | 19:57 |
erUSUL | javahorn: plugin? for what? | 19:57 |
Starminn | javahorn: Well are you sure you need to use Skype? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeEthics | 19:57 |
erUSUL | abe: resize the partition | 19:58 |
erUSUL | abe: or move home to its own partition | 19:58 |
javahorn | erUSUL: for skype | 19:58 |
ThinkT510 | arbitrary5: yes | 19:58 |
javahorn | Starminn: yes, very much | 19:58 |
abe | erUSUL it will only let me go smaller not bigger | 19:58 |
erUSUL | !separatehome | abe | 19:58 |
ubottu | abe: Your home directory is where all of your personal files are usually kept. For moving your home directory to a separate partition, please see: http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome | 19:58 |
arbitrary5 | Thinkt510: Then I may have finally found a way to fix my corrupted superblock. This is the happiest day of my linux career. | 19:59 |
erUSUL | javahorn: never used skype; no idea sorry | 19:59 |
javahorn | Starminn: am i right place to install ie software centre, i do 4 or 5 plugins | 19:59 |
Starminn | javahorn: So you're looking for a Skype plugin for Pidgin I take it? (thus libpurple) | 19:59 |
abe | upottu i read that doc and decided to go a diffrent route here | 19:59 |
erUSUL | !bot | 19:59 |
ubottu | Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi | Usage info: http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugins | Bot channels and general info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots | 19:59 |
ThinkT510 | !yay | arbitrary5 | 19:59 |
ubottu | arbitrary5: Glad you made it! :-) | 19:59 |
arbitrary5 | However, there is one other thing I need. | 20:00 |
arbitrary5 | I need to know how to get into my encrypted home directory and retrieve the important stuff. Last time I managed to unfsck it (it was a superblock uncorrupted the first time), I couldn't get into the data, and when I shut down to try to access directly from the OS it turned into a corrupt superblock on the way. | 20:00 |
Darael | javahorn: If Starminn is correct and you want a skype plugin for Pidgin (or libpurple), install the pidgin-skype package. | 20:00 |
javahorn | Starminn: skype plugin for libpurple messengers will be fine, with video quality and sound is fine then_ | 20:01 |
abe | wow this si confusing:) I am talking to myself, I am talking to bots :) | 20:01 |
root | er i got bored and decided to enter irc from backtrack4 as root | 20:01 |
root | woop | 20:01 |
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Guest23295 | hi | 20:01 |
javahorn | Darael: Starminn which source_ | 20:01 |
arbitrary5 | This would be a LiveCD getting into the data of the hard drive system. | 20:01 |
erUSUL | arbitrary5: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-mounting-your-encrypted-home-from-livecd/ | 20:01 |
Guest23295 | is there anyway to boot backtrack4 to hd without disk? | 20:01 |
arbitrary5 | erUSUL: This would have been really useful last time I unfscked it. Thanks. | 20:02 |
erUSUL | Guest23295: ask in #backtrack-linux | 20:02 |
Guest23295 | how | 20:02 |
erUSUL | Guest23295: /join #backtrack-linux | 20:02 |
Darael | Guest23295: Type "/join #backtrack-linux" without the quotes and press enter. Then ask in there. | 20:02 |
abe | wtf: why wouldnt it let me make the partion bigger its unallocated | 20:03 |
Guest23295 | thanks | 20:03 |
Dr_Willis | abe: check primary vs extended. sometimes you cant expane a primary onto 'extended' space. or visa versa | 20:04 |
javahorn | Starminn: should i go ahead and install from search centre for purplemessenger one_ | 20:04 |
MegaHerz | erUSUL: thanks (for ntop). I thought its another kind of tool. | 20:04 |
Starminn | javahorn: Try it and see. If it doesn't work try something else. | 20:04 |
gGgG | Hello, I closed and opened my laptop and my pointer disappeared, (still working, but no arrow to show me where it is) | 20:05 |
abe | this ubounto is punishing my for installing it on a 20 gb drive and wont let me fix it this sucks | 20:05 |
Darael | gGgG: That sometimes happens to me - have you tried alt-tabbing between windows? That usually brings it back for me. | 20:06 |
gGgG | Darael: no, that doesnt help, | 20:06 |
arbitrary5 | Here goes nothing. | 20:07 |
Darael | gGgG: Oh. Sorry. It was worth a try. I'm out of ideas personally, maybe someone else can help. | 20:07 |
[segfault] | gGgG: Have you tried going under System/Preferences/Appearance, then Customize/Pointer to try a different pointer set? | 20:07 |
gGgG | [segfault]: no, ill try that now. restarting gdm didnt work btw, | 20:07 |
javahorn | which command to start skype_ | 20:10 |
abe | can somone please help me, i installed ubunto on a 20gb partion and its out of room, anything i try wont work, i have an empty 150 gb hd that ubunto can use how do i get it to use it | 20:10 |
gGgG | [segfault]: that didnt work either :( javahorn : have you tried skype? | 20:10 |
javahorn | gGgG: trying, installed through search centre, libpurple etc, but how to start skype | 20:11 |
ThinkT510 | abe: how is your 20gb partition out of room? | 20:11 |
abe | think Ubunto uses like 15gig and i instaled another 4 gig i need to compile a program that will need 4-5 gig | 20:12 |
octavio-rdz1 | hi room, I am wondering how can I make a computer with Ubuntu answer to its hostname like a Windows box does to its machine name in a homenetwok? does any know know how to do that? | 20:12 |
ikonia | Cpudan80: need dns | 20:12 |
ThinkT510 | abe: what have you installed that takes up 15gb? | 20:12 |
gGgG | javahorn: i dunno about libpurple, but have you tried typing "skype" | 20:13 |
erUSUL | octavio-rdz1: assumiong you have avahi running just use hostname.local | 20:13 |
erUSUL | octavio-rdz1: is default | 20:13 |
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gGgG | javahorn: in a terminal | 20:13 |
abe | no i guess ubunto does | 20:13 |
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javahorn | gGgG: yes, does not!!! | 20:13 |
octavio-rdz1 | erUSUL: actually does work :) | 20:14 |
abe | is there a way to compleatlly remove ubontu and duel boot and start all over again? | 20:14 |
Diplowski | so just dl'd this irc client and I want to connect to a server not on the list. How is it done? | 20:14 |
octavio-rdz1 | I always just tried hostname | 20:14 |
Gangrel | can someone help me on that :-------> sudo update-grub2 | 20:14 |
Gangrel | /etc/default/grub: 33: Syntax error: EOF in backquote substitution | 20:14 |
KucukMubasir | erUSUL: , I log out and log in as you said | 20:14 |
erUSUL | octavio-rdz1: XXDD | 20:14 |
octavio-rdz1 | thanks | 20:14 |
KucukMubasir | however, that line added to ~/.profile didn't seem to make anything | 20:14 |
ThinkT510 | abe: yes, you can delete the partitions and make new ones | 20:14 |
erUSUL | Gangrel: check line 33 of said file | 20:14 |
abe | is there a way to compleatlly remove ubontu and duel boot and start all over again? | 20:15 |
xtrac | repartition? | 20:15 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: well; i dunno what the file you are sourcing does or how are you checking if it does or not does anything ... | 20:15 |
abe | xtrac cant afford to mess up my windows if i delete the ubunto partion will i have a problem loging into windows? | 20:16 |
ikonia | #ubuntu *!*@59.177.43.230 | 20:16 |
ikonia | #ubuntu *!*@59.177.43.230 | 20:16 |
Joss | Тут кто-нибудь есть? | 20:16 |
erUSUL | !ru | 20:16 |
ubottu | Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 20:16 |
ChogyDan | abe: why not just reinstall over top? | 20:16 |
bazhang | Joss, #ubuntu-ru for russian | 20:16 |
user | hi | 20:17 |
ikonia | #ubuntu *!*@59.177.43.230 *!*@12.236.74.190 ericblair!*@*$#ubuntu-ops | 20:17 |
user | und jetzt? | 20:17 |
Joss | Bazhang, thancs | 20:17 |
abe | ChogyDan so far i did that twice, i have no ubunto installed 3 times, still boots to the one with no room | 20:17 |
erUSUL | Gangrel: which is line 33 of /etc/default/grub ? | 20:17 |
Shwaiil | hi ppl | 20:17 |
Screw__ | abe: this command makes some space: sudo apt-get clean | 20:17 |
ChogyDan | abe: are you in ubuntu right now? | 20:17 |
KucukMubasir | erUSUL: I am applying for the instructions here: http://rvm.beginrescueend.com/rvm/install/ | 20:17 |
Shwaiil | Q: A program freezed on ubuntu, how to close it ? thanks | 20:18 |
Starminn | abe: When I started fresh on my Ubuntu (dual-booting Windows) I just wiped all Ubuntu partitions, then reinstalled to the same partitions (then unallocated space) | 20:18 |
KucukMubasir | "The first time you install RVM, you must put the following line into your ~/.bash_profile at the very end, after all path loads etc:" | 20:18 |
mr_shed | hi | 20:18 |
pajero | my music files is wma format | 20:18 |
Starminn | Shwaiil: "xkill" in Terminal | 20:18 |
KucukMubasir | so, I need to put the respective lines to ~/.profile according to that, right? | 20:18 |
abe | \i am in ubunto right now yes | 20:18 |
pajero | i try palying this files but brokenly play | 20:18 |
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Jonii | How do I install support for Japanese text? | 20:18 |
Shwaiil | Starminn, thanks for looking! Is there a diferent way to do it ? just to know.. | 20:18 |
mr_shed | how do I make the background image in terminal static? at the moment it scrolls with new lines. | 20:18 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: how do you know it is not working? | 20:18 |
KucukMubasir | $ type rvm | head -1 should return "rvm is a function " | 20:19 |
Darael | Jonii: System->administration->language support | 20:19 |
Joss | JOIN #ubuntu-ru | 20:19 |
Jonii | Like, scim something something? | 20:19 |
abe | screw_ that is a temp sulution i need to move off that 20gb partion | 20:19 |
Gangrel | erUSUL there is no line 33 | 20:19 |
ChogyDan | abe: you could run baobab to see where all your files are | 20:19 |
KucukMubasir | yet it returns rvm not found | 20:19 |
gGgG | Shwaiil: theres pkill - eg pkill firefox | 20:19 |
Darael | Joss: Try "/join #ubuntu-ru" | 20:19 |
Jonii | Darael, been there, done that | 20:19 |
Gangrel | erUSUL the problem begun when i tried to change the plymouth | 20:19 |
erUSUL | Gangrel: then check the whole file | 20:19 |
mr_shed | also, how do I go about installing gnome3? I want to install it to run alongside my current gnome (2.whatever) | 20:19 |
gGgG | Shwaiil: or pkill -9 firefox if that doesnt work | 20:19 |
Darael | Jonii: That's odd, it worked fine for me. What problems are you having with Japanese text exactly? | 20:19 |
Starminn | Shwaiil: That's how I do it, anyway. xkill is by far the easiest in my opinion. Your other alternatives, though are to run "top" then "kill, pkill, killall," or whatever for the process ID (things vary for each command but the idea is the same) | 20:19 |
erUSUL | Gangrel: you have a ` there not closed | 20:19 |
Shwaiil | xkill worked, but the program opened a "select box" and its still on screen | 20:19 |
brontoeee | erUSUL, is avahi running by default in ubuntu, osx ? | 20:20 |
Jonii | Darael, I still don't know how to write Japanese | 20:20 |
ChogyDan | mr_shed: I think there is going to be a ppa for the next release of ubuntu | 20:20 |
Darael | Jonii: Ah, input. Right. | 20:20 |
Gangrel | !pastebin | 20:20 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 20:20 |
StevenX | Hi. I'd like to have a shared partition for Ubuntu & Windows to read / write to. Does anyone know which file system would be the most efficient for this? | 20:20 |
gGgG | Hello, I closed and opened my laptop and my pointer disappeared, (still working, but no arrow to show me where it is) | 20:20 |
erUSUL | brontoeee: osx has its own implementation of zeroconf it does not use avahi. but yes both OS's and windows should have mDNS | 20:21 |
Gangrel | erUSUL check that http://paste.ubuntu.com/573192/ | 20:21 |
erUSUL | brontoeee: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_configuration_networking | 20:21 |
ThinkT510 | StevenX: if you're dealing with files over 4gb then the only option is ntfs | 20:21 |
Darael | Jonii: system->preferences->keyboard input methods, IIRC. | 20:21 |
brontoeee | erUSUL, reading, thanks | 20:21 |
StevenX | ThinkT510, I don't think I have any files ove 4gb, but I'd like to have that option, unless using NTFS causes other problems. | 20:22 |
abe | well how can i tell bootloader to boot from the copy on the 150gb and not from the one on the 20gb drive? | 20:22 |
bazhang | abe, where is grub | 20:22 |
Darael | Jonii: Better yet, follow the instructions of someone who knows what they're on about: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JapaneseInput | 20:22 |
ThinkT510 | StevenX: linux uses ntfs-3g to read/write to ntfs and it works very well for me | 20:22 |
erUSUL | Gangrel: check line 9 you have funny " there | 20:22 |
erUSUL | Gangrel: the opening one | 20:23 |
klevi | hello, i have installed ubuntu desktop and i want to create web-server i have installed apache2 and its works but just with localhost not with my ip, my ip point to my login wireless router D-Link? Can u help me how can i make my ip point to my ubuntu apache2 ? | 20:23 |
StevenX | ThinkT510, yes, I've had the same results. I think I will use NTFS. Thank you. | 20:23 |
Jonii | Darael, they're for ubuntu 8.10? | 20:23 |
ThinkT510 | StevenX: np | 20:23 |
Gangrel | erUSUL thanks bro :) | 20:23 |
abe | grub is on the 20gb partion | 20:23 |
erUSUL | Gangrel: no problem | 20:23 |
erUSUL | Gangrel: put a plain " not the unicode one | 20:24 |
night_owl | ok, how do you get out of man? | 20:24 |
abe | bazhang grub seems to be on yhe 20 gb partion | 20:24 |
Starminn | night_owl: "q" | 20:24 |
erUSUL | night_owl: press q | 20:24 |
night_owl | thanks | 20:24 |
bazhang | night_owl, shift q | 20:24 |
klevi | hello, i have installed ubuntu desktop and i want to create web-server i have installed apache2 and its works but just with localhost not with my ip, my ip point to my login wireless router D-Link? Can u help me how can i make my ip point to my ubuntu apache2 ? | 20:24 |
brontoeee | erUSUL, so this is basically a sort of p2p DNS? | 20:24 |
bazhang | whoops | 20:24 |
Darael | Jonii: Further down the page there's instructions for Intrepid and other releases, but the top section talks about Lucid and Maverick. | 20:24 |
Starminn | night_owl: Whenever a program in Termincal is running depending on what it is you either exit it with "q" or "CTRL+C" | 20:24 |
erUSUL | brontoeee: i do not call it p2p but ok. | 20:25 |
Dwade09 | my sound icon is gone from the top bar how do i add it back up there? | 20:25 |
erUSUL | Starminn: well that's a pretty broad oversimplificatio.... less quits with q but vi or emacs or nano use other key combos .... | 20:25 |
abe | well how can i tell bootloader to boot from the copy on the 150gb and not from the one on the 20gb drive? | 20:26 |
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Starminn | Dwade09: Add to Panel...->Indicator Applet | 20:26 |
Darael | Dwade09: It shouldn't have gone; it's part of your indicator-applet. Is the envelope gone also? | 20:26 |
kevin_ | Hey guys, can anyone please help me with my wireless keyboard (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1691913) thanks ! :) | 20:26 |
Dwade09 | Starminn, no not int here. | 20:26 |
ThinkT510 | !grub2 | abe | 20:26 |
ubottu | abe: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 20:26 |
mr_shed | anyone know how to configure Terminal to have a static image background? | 20:26 |
Darael | Dwade09: Which version of Ubuntu are you running? | 20:26 |
Dwade09 | Darael, im running linuxmint 10 it does not have the envelope indecator | 20:26 |
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mr_shed | I can do this in Debian (it's standard behaviour) but not in Ubuntu for some reason | 20:27 |
Starminn | mr_shed: Edit->Profile Preferences->Background | 20:27 |
Josef_B | hi all .. how do i copy files from 1 directory to another .. is it cp -r *.* or cp * ? | 20:27 |
Darael | Dwade09: We don't support Mint in here. Ask in ##linuxmint instead. Sorry to be blunt. | 20:27 |
erUSUL | mr_shed: gnome-terminal ? | 20:27 |
Dwade09 | Darael, its same thing as it would be in ubuntu 10. | 20:28 |
erUSUL | Josef_B: *.* only matches files with a dot in the name. * matches all files | 20:28 |
Starminn | Josef_B: cp /path/to/file /path/to/copy/point | 20:28 |
Jonii | おう、これはこれは、ありがとうございます。 | 20:28 |
mindfire | Hello, i have been through the ubuntu docs but cant find the answer to my problem. why cant i see /dev/sda1 when logged on via a different user account? and how do i change this? | 20:28 |
[segfault] | gGgG: Have you tried making sure you have the latest video drivers? I read of this problem happening with Intel integrated video. | 20:28 |
erUSUL | !jp | Jonii | 20:28 |
ubottu | Jonii: 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい | 20:28 |
Darael | Dwade09: There's no such thing as Ubuntu 10. There's Lucid, which is 10.04, and there's Maverick, which is 10.10, but there's no Ubuntu 10. I'm sorry. | 20:28 |
mario713 | #join mario713 | 20:28 |
Darael | erUSUL: Good try, but Jonii was probably testing Japanese input (just pointed them at the help.ubuntu.com page on it) | 20:29 |
erUSUL | Darael: :P | 20:29 |
sangha | lol | 20:29 |
Dwade09 | Darael, 10.10 come on now use your head , | 20:29 |
shcherbak | mario713: lol, /join #mario ! | 20:29 |
Darael | Dwade09: There's no such thing as Ubuntu 10. There's Lucid, which is 10.04, and there's Maverick, which is 10.10, but there's no Ubuntu 10. I'm sorry. We don't support Mint in here. | 20:29 |
gGgG | [segfault]: im running the livecd, and i havent installed the proprietory drivers. , | 20:29 |
Darael | Dwade09: Whoops, sorry, thought I hadn't sent that the first time. | 20:30 |
gGgG | [segfault]: anyway dont worry about it, i can just restart if need be | 20:30 |
mr_shed | erUSUL, yep | 20:30 |
Jonii | Darael, ya, it was it was supposed to read "thank you very much" in Japanese | 20:30 |
joel135 | mindfire: try this program: sudo apt-get install pysdm | 20:30 |
Darael | Dwade09: Mint makes changes from stock Ubuntu, we can't support it in here. Take it to the Mint channel. | 20:30 |
[thor] | I am using Ubuntu 10.10, and have just been automatically (without interaction) logged off, and dropped to the user login screen. Can anyone tell me where i would check for logs of recent activity or errors? | 20:30 |
[segfault] | gGgG: ok, but if you do a full install and run into that issue, make sure you have the latest drivers installed. g/l :) | 20:30 |
Darael | Jonii: So it does. | 20:30 |
mario713 | scherbak: i know :P im just programing and entering on irc and got confused ^^ | 20:30 |
ThinkT510 | !yay Jonii | 20:31 |
Darael | [thor]: GDM's logs are a good place to start. | 20:31 |
arbitrator | I have a problem. | 20:31 |
erUSUL | mr_shed: Profiles>Edit Profiles> is not working? | 20:31 |
mr_shed | Starminn, I know how to set the background but I can't get the image not to scroll. it seems there is no option for keeping the image from scrolling with the type (ie, every new line forces the image up and tiles the image) | 20:31 |
ThinkT510 | !yay | Jonii | 20:31 |
ubottu | Jonii: Glad you made it! :-) | 20:31 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: it would be easier to diagnose the problem if we knew what you were doing prior to being logged out | 20:31 |
Darael | !ask | arbitrator (this doesn't quite fit but...) | 20:31 |
ubottu | arbitrator (this doesn't quite fit but...): Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 20:31 |
[thor] | Darael: you don't happen to know where i would find those? | 20:31 |
arbitrator | I'm chrooting to my system from liveCD, and I've gotten to the point of logging in as myself, but I get "su: pam_start: error 26" | 20:31 |
KucukMubasir | erUSUL: what is the bashrc file? | 20:31 |
mr_shed | erUSUL, that works for setting an image as the terminal background. I just want that image to be static. | 20:31 |
Diverdude | Is there a way to search IRC channels (by filtering /list command in xchat) ? | 20:31 |
Darael | [thor]: Not off the top of my head, but I would guess in /var/log somewhere. | 20:31 |
Dwade09 | Darael, i got it anyways its gnome-volume-control-applet && disown | 20:32 |
KucukMubasir | is there any correlation between profile and bashrc ? | 20:32 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: in you home. like ~/.profile ~/.bashrc | 20:32 |
[thor] | pragmaticenigma: i was viewing a webpage using Chromium, downloading torrents using Deluge, chatting on IRC using XChat, and monitoring usage with Top. | 20:32 |
Darael | Dwade09: Great, glad to hear you got it fixed. Sorry for being somewhat unpleasant... I'm probably too tired to be on IRC. | 20:32 |
JoshDreamland | Is anyone here on a VAIO? | 20:32 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: both are using by bash. bashrc is read everytime bash startes profile only on login | 20:32 |
JoshDreamland | If I can't find a way to fix the massive problems Ubuntu has with this VAIO, it's going back to the store | 20:32 |
KucukMubasir | I know where they are, but these guide mentioning bashrc as if it is identical profile | 20:33 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: did the web page have flash on it or make use of any third party plugins? | 20:33 |
Diverdude | is there a irc-client which is so integrated in the shell that i can use various bash-programs from the client? | 20:33 |
KucukMubasir | this guide is* | 20:33 |
erUSUL | KucukMubasir: it is not | 20:33 |
mindfire | Thanks Joel135, what will this program do and if i might just throw this in... im a total newbie at Linux so how easy will i destroy my system lol | 20:33 |
Darael | Diverdude: Try irssi with its /exec. | 20:33 |
[thor] | pragmaticenigma: not sure, but re-opening it after logging back in did not cause a logoff. | 20:33 |
Ampelbein | mr_shed: uncheck the box "Scroll background image" | 20:33 |
Starminn | mr_shed: Have you unchecked "Background image scrolls" ? | 20:34 |
Dwade09 | Darael, in the good words of thumper off bambi mommy always says if you have nothing good to say dont say anything at all. | 20:34 |
erUSUL | Diverdude: to search channels use the alis service | 20:34 |
erUSUL | Diverdude: /msg alis list *string* | 20:34 |
pragmaticenigma | it's likely a program faulted and took down X with it, causeing you to end up at the login screen... a good place to check would be under /var/log/Xorg.0.log | 20:34 |
shcherbak | JoshDreamland: Vaio vgn-fw, all work but brigtnes adjustement, 10.10 64 bit | 20:35 |
joel135 | mindfire: it's a simple user interface that lets you configure hard drives. it will be located in System>Administration after install | 20:35 |
mr_shed | I feel an utter idiot, I was certain I checked for that option. didn't find it before. | 20:35 |
mr_shed | hmm | 20:35 |
JoshDreamland | shcherbak: Your trackpad is recognized as a trackpad? | 20:35 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: I've had sites that use a lot of flash advertisements cause me to get logged out because it crashed X-server | 20:35 |
mindfire | Thank you Joel | 20:35 |
JoshDreamland | shcherbak: And not just a regular mouse? | 20:35 |
mr_shed | thanks Ampelbein, Starminn ... I really don't know how I overlooked that before. | 20:36 |
JoshDreamland | I have no horizontal scrolling and no way to disable tap-click | 20:36 |
Starminn | mr_shed: Not a problem. | 20:36 |
[thor] | pragmaticenigma: checking this one, it has 4 flash-based banners | 20:36 |
ubox | what do I need to install in ubuntu to get my video card to work correctly using vbox? | 20:36 |
shcherbak | JoshDreamland: touchpad, mouse (my Kinzu hangs for second from time to time) | 20:36 |
klevi | hello, i have installed ubuntu desktop and i want to create web-server i have installed apache2 and its works but just with localhost not with my ip, my ip point to my login wireless router D-Link? Can u help me how can i make my ip point to my ubuntu apache2 ? | 20:36 |
klevi | hello, i have installed ubuntu desktop and i want to create web-server i have installed apache2 and its works but just with localhost not with my ip, my ip point to my login wireless router D-Link? Can u help me how can i make my ip point to my ubuntu apache2 ? | 20:36 |
ubox | I want to increase my screen resolution | 20:36 |
FloodBot1 | klevi: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:36 |
night_owl | is anyone else running vuze? its really slow for me | 20:36 |
Dwade09 | Darael, its funny how disney and a cartoon that was around back in the 80's could teach kids and people such a great lesson in life . | 20:36 |
bazhang | ubox, within vbox? | 20:37 |
pragmaticenigma | Has anyone had any problems with flash in Chromium or Chrome web browsers? I have two installations of Ubuntu and one machine Chromium will not work with flash (plugin fails to load) the other installation everything is fine | 20:37 |
ubox | yeah | 20:37 |
SuShemSu | does ubuntu installer have a utillity to install without a keyboard *like an on screen keyboard thingy* | 20:37 |
JoshDreamland | shcherbak: My main problems are that there's no way to disable tap-clicking, and the brightness control is completely FUBAR | 20:37 |
ubox | bazhang, I have ubuntu running in vbox | 20:37 |
brontoeee | klevi, set router to forward port 80 to your server internal ip machine | 20:37 |
klevi | brontoeee i have try it to do that | 20:37 |
Starminn | pragmaticenigma: Chromium and Chrome ship with their own version of Flash, not related to what you have on your system. | 20:37 |
bazhang | thats not possible as I understand it ubox perhaps confirm in #vbox | 20:37 |
klevi | but i cant | 20:37 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: It could be any number of things... if you can post the last 20 or so lines from /var/log/Xorg.0.log to pastebin that would help | 20:37 |
klevi | my port 80 is open | 20:37 |
klevi | but didt point to my ubuntu | 20:37 |
Darael | SuShemSu: There's an on-screen keyboard available by default IIRC. | 20:37 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: installed the guestadditions? | 20:38 |
pragmaticenigma | Starminn: I'm sorry but I do not believe you to be correct... if you right click on a flash animation you will see "About Adobe Flash" | 20:38 |
Darael | Starminn: Actually that's not true, at least in the case of Chromium. Chromium-from-the-repos uses the packaged flash-player. | 20:38 |
JoshDreamland | Darael: onboard? | 20:38 |
ubox | I didnt install guestadditions | 20:38 |
sav123 | ciao | 20:38 |
ubox | ThinkT510, should I install that | 20:38 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: yes | 20:38 |
arbitrator | Can anyone help me with su: pam_start: error 26? | 20:38 |
Darael | JoshDreamland: That's the bunny. | 20:38 |
ubox | ok doing it now | 20:39 |
Starminn | Darael pragmaticenigma: Ah, so it's only Chrome then, Well then, pragmatic, Chrome ships with its own. I guess Chromium uses the system | 20:39 |
JoshDreamland | *curses at the VAIO as if it might fix something* | 20:39 |
ubox | ThinkT510, virtualbox guest additions correct | 20:39 |
shcherbak | JoshDreamland: Confirmative, tap is not issue fom me, birigtness - got used to manual control (funny but in 64bit it is more cubersome than in 32bit). | 20:39 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: thats the one | 20:39 |
pragmaticenigma | So I guess my question would be more towards Chromium... anyone know how to get Flash to stop crashing in Chromium? | 20:39 |
Darael | shubbar: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/index.html (for versions oother than Lucid just replace the "10.04" in the URL. | 20:39 |
Darael | shubbar: Sorry, tab-fail. | 20:39 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: what's the host os you're using? | 20:40 |
Darael | SuShemSu: See above. | 20:40 |
ubox | win7 | 20:40 |
SuShemSu | thanks | 20:40 |
ubox | ThinkT510, win7 | 20:40 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: you can install the guest additions from the virtualbox user interface | 20:40 |
rhin0 | any program which will instigate a macro (set of keystrokes) from a singe "hotkey" like a function key to perform a lot of operations | 20:40 |
ubox | oh | 20:40 |
cg2916 | Has anybody tried the Alpha 2? | 20:40 |
ubox | let me see if there is an option | 20:41 |
[thor] | pragmaticenigma: the end of that log shows nothing but input device connections | 20:41 |
JoshDreamland | Anyone else here have a VAIO? | 20:41 |
Darael | cg2916: For prerelease versions, try #ubuntu+1 | 20:41 |
JoshDreamland | Maybe someone who got the brightness to work? | 20:41 |
pragmaticenigma | you might have to go back further... | 20:41 |
cg2916 | ok | 20:41 |
cg2916 | Darael: thanks | 20:41 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: I didn't see the question earlier, can you please repeat it for me? | 20:41 |
Darael | cg2916: No probs. | 20:41 |
ubox | ThinkT510, do you know if there is an option in virtualbox manager to install guest additions or is there a link | 20:42 |
[thor] | gah.. timestamps in internet time | 20:42 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: one sec | 20:42 |
arbitrator | I'm SO CLOSE. | 20:42 |
[thor] | or something similar... seconds after the great beginning | 20:42 |
arbitrator | DAMNIT. | 20:42 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: My trackpad is recognized as a mouse (so I can't configure it), and my brightness can't be set | 20:42 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: the time stamps are actually from boot time, 0 seconds from boot is the start | 20:42 |
Darael | ubox: Virtualbox has a menu option when you start the VM (somewhere, my memory is a touch fuzzy) to install the guest additions. | 20:42 |
KucukMubasir | thanks for your help erUSUL, I resolved my bash related problem | 20:42 |
itMan44 | salut | 20:42 |
JoshDreamland | actually, the brightness can be set, but it behaves all wonky | 20:43 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: what graphics chipset do you have in your laptop? | 20:43 |
Darael | !fr | itMan44 | 20:43 |
ubottu | itMan44: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, ou #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 20:43 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: when the vm is running it's under the devices menu | 20:43 |
ubox | ok | 20:43 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: Some NVidia. I've installed the latest driver. | 20:43 |
tech-2 | what file do i have to uninstall to rid of the envelope in the notification area ?? | 20:43 |
pragmaticenigma | k, when you say you installed the latest driver, did you install it from the "additional hardware" tool? | 20:43 |
ubox | ThinkT510, do I have to stop virtual machine to go under settings of it | 20:44 |
[segfault] | tech-2: right click on it and select 'remove from panel' | 20:44 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: Originally. But then I had some problems, so I nabbed it from a different repository. | 20:44 |
[thor] | pragmaticenigma: http://pastebin.com/jEMVQBc3 | 20:44 |
tech-2 | lol [segfault] not the whole thing, just the envelope | 20:44 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: no, select the option while the vm is running and it will mount it in the vm, just like you inserted a cd | 20:44 |
Darael | tech-2: I'm not sure one /can/ remove individual parts of the indicator-applet. | 20:45 |
shcherbak | JoshDreamland: hm, how? "echo -n XX > /proc/acpi/video/VGA/LCD/brightness;" worked in 32, but not 64. | 20:45 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: The Additional Drivers tool shows the driver as well | 20:45 |
tech-2 | you can, i did it on another machine | 20:45 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: chances are that's where the problem is... you should try to stick with the drivers provided within the Additional Hardware tool... there is a good chance that the other package you installed may not be optomized or intended for your particular system | 20:45 |
abe | I think I figured it out here | 20:45 |
pragmaticenigma | I would install the driver available in the Additional Drivers tool... it should be more compatible with your system | 20:45 |
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[segfault] | tech-2: well, the panel is modular, so you aren't really removing everything, unless you mean you want the icon different, like a chat icon,etc. | 20:46 |
ThinkT510 | !yay | abe | 20:46 |
ubottu | abe: Glad you made it! :-) | 20:46 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: The Additional Drivers tool displays the driver I have now with [Recommended] next to it | 20:46 |
pragmaticenigma | and is that one installed? | 20:46 |
JoshDreamland | I believe the repository I added just gave it a more current version | 20:46 |
JoshDreamland | and yes | 20:46 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: ah, okay | 20:46 |
JoshDreamland | Activated and currently in use | 20:46 |
tech-2 | i did it 2 weeks ago on another machine, i just cant rermember what i was told to uninstall | 20:46 |
abe | ThinkT510 yes indeed i did whoever sent me the link to the startup manager command is the winner today :) | 20:47 |
Darael | tech-2: Closest-looking package I can see is evolution-indicator | 20:47 |
ubox | ThinkT510, when I click Devices -> Install Guest Additions nothing happens | 20:47 |
JoshDreamland | This trackpad is killing me. It's so sensitive, it detects my ps changing the cursor position, like this. alm above it and clicks, thu | 20:47 |
abe | thank you guys | 20:47 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: is this a clean install or did it just start happening? | 20:48 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: it usually downloads it first, can you see anything in the statusbar of the vm? | 20:48 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: Clean install. | 20:48 |
[thor] | pragmaticenigma: i have Xorg.0.log thru Xorg.5.log , is that a sequential naming scheme? should i be pasting Xorg.5.log ? | 20:48 |
JoshDreamland | An update got the trackpad recognized as a mouse. The liveCD thought it was a knife sharpener. | 20:48 |
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[thor] | pragmaticenigma: Xorg.0.log.old ends with a Segmentation Fault error logged... | 20:49 |
Darael | tech-2: You'll also need to remove indicator-messages. | 20:49 |
tech-2 | thats prolly it | 20:49 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: anything prior to that seg fault line? | 20:50 |
ubox | ThinkT510, I see the cd mounted - do I need to run VBoxWindowsAdditions-x86.exe in the mounted disk | 20:50 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: What is the exact model number of that laptop | 20:50 |
JoshDreamland | VPCF136FM | 20:51 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: it should offer to install the guest additions within ubuntu | 20:51 |
[thor] | pragmaticenigma: http://pastebin.com/Te65BQu8 | 20:51 |
Darael | ubox: That file is the additions for a Windows guest, as the name suggests. There should be something more suited to Ubuntu. | 20:51 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: .exe files are for windows | 20:51 |
ubox | lol | 20:51 |
Darael | ThinkT510: Not strictly true (they could be, for example, mono applications) but... | 20:52 |
BajK | why is there no "Run as root" option in a file's context menu by default in Kubuntu?! | 20:52 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: it would appear something was attempting to change your screen resolution just prior to crashing | 20:52 |
ubox | VBoxLinuxAdditions.run | 20:52 |
Darael | BajK: Perhaps because people shouldn't be regularly running files as root? | 20:52 |
ubox | ThinkT510, there is VBoxLinuxAdditions.run | 20:52 |
BajK | Darael: and how should I then install something? | 20:52 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: that's the one, make sure you run it with sudo | 20:52 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: were you trying to make something go full screen? | 20:52 |
Darael | BajK: Well, you could use the package manager? | 20:52 |
BajK | virtualbox addons require root to install them | 20:52 |
javahorn | Starminn: for any .deb file (google talkplugin), what i should select, open with or save file? | 20:53 |
JoshDreamland | BajK: Open it in the software center, and it will prompt for auth | 20:53 |
BajK | I am not talking about deb files or something | 20:53 |
BajK | a .run file for example | 20:53 |
Darael | BajK: In that case, you should open a terminal and prefix the command with sudo. | 20:53 |
Starminn | javahorn: Just double-click it | 20:53 |
BajK | Darael: and THIS is the stupid thing about it | 20:53 |
BajK | why the hell do I always need a terminal.. | 20:53 |
Starminn | javahorn: Oh, open with | 20:53 |
BajK | I mean, in Windows it's as simple as "click on vbox install.exe and thats it" | 20:53 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: there is a recommendation to install the nvidia drive that is previous to the driver marked as recommended (there should be two of them in the list, an older one and the newer one | 20:53 |
BajK | in ubuntu.. well "mount the CD first, then open a terminal, then cd /media/vbox blabla and then sudo ./vbox*.run" | 20:53 |
JoshDreamland | BajK: Which you got from where? | 20:53 |
Starminn | javahorn: Sorry, I thought you already downloaded it. Yeah, if you save it you'll have to open it with the Software Center anyway so just saying "Open With...." saves you some time | 20:53 |
BajK | JoshDreamland: many proprietary software is shipped as .run | 20:54 |
tech-2 | that was it, thanks | 20:54 |
[thor] | pragmaticenigma: nope.. i had just viewed the webpage, and grabbed the scrollbar.. and the screen flashed purple ( plymouth? ) and then the login dialog came up | 20:54 |
ubox | ThinkT510, do you you how to reference the cd media | 20:54 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: I don't see another one | 20:54 |
ubox | is it just /media/vbox? | 20:54 |
Darael | BajK: You don't "always need a terminal" (though you do in this case). You often get told to use one because it's faster to give a line to copy-paste than to give a guide through the GUI. | 20:54 |
BajK | Darael: explain this to my mother… | 20:54 |
BajK | I can do it | 20:54 |
JoshDreamland | BajK: Do yourself a favor and install nautilus-open-terminal | 20:54 |
BajK | but why should she even bother | 20:54 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: I'm suspecting it's an isolated incident... Unless this is continually happening I wouldn't worry too much about it | 20:54 |
JoshDreamland | BajK: Why is your mother installing anything? | 20:55 |
ubox | there is autorun.sh there also | 20:55 |
BajK | just an example | 20:55 |
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ubox | what does this one do | 20:55 |
[thor] | pragmaticenigma: at least i know where to look for clues next time. thanks for the help | 20:55 |
Darael | BajK: If your mother is using virtual machines, she is probably competent enough to deal with some copy-pasted terminal commands. | 20:55 |
BajK | please people, stop bothering about the WHY and WHEN and whatever. it is just stupid not to have a "run as root option" in the context menu, thats it | 20:55 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: go to where the .run file is in the filemanager then rightclick and select to open a terminal there, then issue the command to run the .run | 20:55 |
BajK | and if youre not supposed to run a script as root you propably wont have the permissions to do so anyway | 20:55 |
JoshDreamland | Most of us think it's stupid -to- have one, BajK | 20:55 |
Guest76055 | hi | 20:55 |
rww | BajK: my mom installs things on Ubuntu just fine. Even /I/ don't install .run files, because that's silly. | 20:55 |
BajK | rww: tell this google and nvidia, not me | 20:56 |
ubox | ok | 20:56 |
pragmaticenigma | [thor]: no prob... it might have just been a system maintence script that just triggered the wrong response or modeprobe had a hiccup | 20:56 |
JoshDreamland | BajK: Google and Nvidia know how to throw DEBs together | 20:56 |
rww | BajK: Or don't use their crappy hardware that requires non-free drivers, which is what we do. | 20:56 |
Darael | Guest76055: Hi. This is a support channel - if you have a question, ask away, but if you want to chat, please go to #ubuntu-offtopic. | 20:56 |
ubox | ThinkT510, which command "run" ? | 20:56 |
kong | question: so if i rsync something over the network to a samba share and rsync is is outputting chown errors, that just means rsync can chown it, but is still coping the files? | 20:57 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: sudo ./nameoffile.run | 20:57 |
skor | How do you display and choose a kernel to boot from the command line ? I'm not finding it in the docs so far.. | 20:57 |
pragmaticenigma | !offtopic | JoshDreamland, BajK | 20:57 |
ubottu | JoshDreamland, BajK: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 20:57 |
skor | I asked that earlier I know, but got side tracked and the buffer overflowed | 20:57 |
ubox | that worked | 20:57 |
BajK | JoshDreamland and rww: rofl. typical linux users. and This is the reason Nobody EVER will Linux on a wide range because of stupid things like THIS. | 20:57 |
erUSUL | skor: press shift during boot if the grub menu does not show by itself | 20:57 |
Darael | 19:41:42 < erUSUL> skor: if the grub menu do not appear when you boot. press shift to force it to appear | 20:57 |
ubox | ThinkT510, - that started the install why do i have to put ./??? I am newbee as you can tell | 20:57 |
erUSUL | Darael: tyvm | 20:57 |
ubox | I was able to cd / then did cd media | 20:58 |
skor | I'm working strictly from the CLI on a remote rack server.. I'm not going to "see" what your suggesting | 20:58 |
Darael | erUSUL: I try. Sometimes I am not fast enough. | 20:58 |
skor | what I want is to use the other kernel I installed | 20:58 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: Would you happen to know the version number of the recommended driver? | 20:58 |
Fjodor | skor: Also, try google for "no grub menu at boot" and /etc/default/grub | 20:58 |
pragmaticenigma | ubox: ./ tells the system you want to execute the program that follows | 20:58 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: ./ means it's executable (usually a binary or script) | 20:58 |
erUSUL | Darael: :P | 20:58 |
skor | Trying to figure out the "Ubuntu way" rather than just editing the file | 20:58 |
rww | BajK: rofl. typical closed-source apologist. and This is the reason Nobody EVER will use open source on a wide range because of people buying hardware from non-free vendors like THIS. | 20:58 |
skor | but the docs are not clearly telling me how | 20:58 |
rww | oops, they left :\ | 20:58 |
ubox | got it thanks :) | 20:58 |
Fjodor | skor: I can't remember what I did to that file, if it was commenting something out or changing a value, bit it inhibits the new default of hiding the grub menu | 20:59 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: No, I would not know the recommended driver... I would personally be tempted to reinstall from scratch | 20:59 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: np | 20:59 |
erUSUL | skor: well editing the file and running "sudo update-grub" is the ubuntu way | 20:59 |
ThinkT510 | !yay | ubox | 20:59 |
ubottu | ubox: Glad you made it! :-) | 20:59 |
skor | Oh ok thanks. Lol @ "DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE DIRECTLY" | 20:59 |
Fjodor | skor: The Ubuntu way is, as erUSUL just said, to edit files in /etc/default :-) | 20:59 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: It's crossed my mind, but at the moment I'm being paid to occupy this chair and do not have a liveCD at my disposal. | 20:59 |
skor | oh right, different file then. Ok thanks I'll figure it out now | 21:00 |
ubox | ThinkT510, still installing. Just curious you said there is a terminal shortcut when you right lick a file? I had to manually cd to media/ VBOX* | 21:00 |
erUSUL | skor: that's for /boot/grub/grub.cfg *not* /etc/default/grub | 21:00 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: Are you using an actual trackpad? or just the area below the keyboard? | 21:00 |
Darael | skor: Yeah, that's so that it doesn't get clobbered when the next update-grub runs (next kernel package upgrade, for example) | 21:00 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: Area below the keyboard | 21:00 |
skor | Ahh, ok I see | 21:01 |
Fjodor | skor: No prob, but as erUSUL also said, in this case running sudo update-grub after editing is also necessary | 21:01 |
pragmaticenigma | that should have been recongnized as a mouse... just the sensitivity is set too high perhaps | 21:01 |
ubox | ThinkT510, its done now but I dont see a greater resolution than 800x600 - any idea :) | 21:01 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: i'm used to using xubuntu which uses thunar as the filemanager, when you rightclick in any folder there is an option to open a terminal in that directory | 21:01 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: my other laptop has a "Trackpad" tab that allows me to set things like tap-click and horizontal scrolling | 21:02 |
ubox | interesting | 21:02 |
JoshDreamland | I have no horizontal scroll, and I can't get rid of this god-awful tap-click | 21:02 |
brontoeee | ubox, there is nautilus addon as well | 21:02 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: there should be a mouse setting control panel in the sytem => preferences menu to adjust those features | 21:03 |
ubox | nautilus-open-terminal you mean? | 21:03 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: I kow. I | 21:03 |
JoshDreamland | GOD DANG IT | 21:03 |
brontoeee | ubox, possibly | 21:03 |
Darael | ubox: That's the bunny. | 21:03 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: I know, the mouse setting is there, but I can't set any of those features because the mousepad tab is missing | 21:03 |
ubox | nautilus-open-terminal is a proof-of-concept Nautilus extension | 21:03 |
ubox | which allows you to open a terminal in arbitrary local folders. | 21:03 |
ubox | C | 21:03 |
ubox | :) | 21:03 |
FloodBot1 | ubox: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:03 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: the real unfortunate situation here is the fact that Linux and Sony Laptops have a reputation for being like oil and water | 21:03 |
ubox | let me install that | 21:03 |
JoshDreamland | because it thinks it's a standard mouse | 21:04 |
ubox | oops | 21:04 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: They are really hard to get working | 21:04 |
JoshDreamland | well, then it's going back to the store | 21:04 |
JoshDreamland | I'll grab a ThinkPad or something | 21:04 |
Sid | hello guyz | 21:04 |
magicianlord | yes | 21:04 |
rhin0 | i've given up finding a macro facility xmacro not very nice to set up | 21:04 |
Sid | i need some help | 21:04 |
Logan_WP | !ask | Sid | 21:04 |
ubottu | Sid: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 21:04 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: If it thinks it's a standard mouse it's because it is default to that because it doesn't have the right driver for that device or the device identifies itself as only a simple mouse | 21:05 |
Sid | i'm new for using ubuntu | 21:05 |
erUSUL | !ask | Sid | 21:05 |
Sid | n i even dont know how to play any video or audio on that | 21:05 |
alex_ | what is the url to access my local mysql server? | 21:05 |
JoshDreamland | pragmaticenigma: here I can get new drivers?Anyw | 21:05 |
Sid | there are no driver for that | 21:05 |
erUSUL | !codecs | Sid | 21:05 |
ubottu | Sid: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 21:05 |
Darael | alex_: There's no url; what are you trying to do? | 21:06 |
brontoeee | alex_, there is no url | 21:06 |
alex_ | tell spring mvc where my database is. | 21:06 |
gsp2009 | since removing compiz, images "ghost" through my browser and desktop wallpaper. Anyone know anything about this? I have been trying to fix it for days. | 21:06 |
alex_ | like jdbc://somepath:prot | 21:06 |
alex_ | or soemthing like that. | 21:06 |
alex_ | port* | 21:06 |
Sid | let me take a look at that | 21:06 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: Doubtful... this is the unfortunate effect of cheep hardware... a lot of hardware manufactures rely on their software to enable features, and it's really hard to reverse engine software drivers | 21:06 |
Darael | alex_: Well, then, somepath sholud be localhost and port can probably be omitted due to it being the default. | 21:07 |
pragmaticenigma | Or in other words... The chip that controls the trackpad appears to everything as a standard mouse... it requires the special software driver from the manufacture to enable any additional features (like scrolling zones, etc) | 21:07 |
pragmaticenigma | JoshDreamland: It is possible that the particular trackpad on that laptop is too new and no one has developed a linux driver for it yet | 21:08 |
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oneliner | hello there, i have an issue with a zip file that contains files with accents, and i cant seem to extract them, any advice? | 21:10 |
Darael | I'm having some problems with Flash in 64-bit Ubuntu. Have tested both repository-32-bit and native-64-bit flash player. In any case, pressing the shift key is registered, but releasing it doesn't seem to be, unless there's a text-entry area in the Flash. Example of places it can happen: http://ur1.ca/3cg3b | 21:10 |
alex_ | darael, when i want my mysql server to be accesible from the outside world? | 21:10 |
FUMOS | hello everyone! after tinkering a bit with ubuntu on my laptop in safe mode I finally managed to make the gui work again but I can't manage to make it display on my secondary screen (my laptopscreen is broken) anyone? | 21:10 |
skor | Sorry.. where is the documentation that explains where I can type "BOOT_THIS_VERSION" in /etc/default/grub ? I did 'strings /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig | grep -A30 "export GRUB" but ... | 21:10 |
Cataclysm | hey guys! :) is there a counterpart to VB.net in Ubuntu? I have a few apps created in VB.net for my business and I made the switch to Ubuntu (love it! won't go back) and really need a quick, dirty, painless way of creating apps | 21:11 |
javahorn | Starminn: Thanks a lot. Now concern is for anti virus, suggest some good one, easy to install and have some good potency!! | 21:11 |
JoshDreamland | Can someone show me their Synaptics touchpad options? Someone with tap disabled and horizontal scroll enabled? Or can someone just give me those option names? | 21:11 |
Darael | alex_: Use the IP address or DNS address of the server instead of localhost... but I advise against opening a db server unless you've locked it down carefully. | 21:11 |
Darael | Cataclysm: Better yet, we have an implementation. Take a look at Mono. | 21:11 |
Starminn | javahorn: You don't need Anti-Virus in Linnux unless you're moving files between Windows systems. | 21:11 |
Cataclysm | thanks Darael googling it | 21:11 |
Starminn | Linux* | 21:12 |
javahorn | Starminn: :) :) but just bitten by virus , so bit worried!! | 21:12 |
Darael | !av | javahorn | 21:12 |
ubottu | javahorn: Antivirus is something you don't need on !Linux, except where files are then passed to windows computers (perhaps using samba), See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 21:12 |
alex_ | locking down involves iptables i assume? | 21:12 |
[segfault] | javahorn: if you do want one though, clamav is one of several popular ones | 21:12 |
FUMOS | @ | 21:12 |
Starminn | javahorn: Well ClamAV and Avast are the popular ones | 21:13 |
JoshDreamland | actually, it's okay | 21:13 |
JoshDreamland | I'll run with what I have | 21:13 |
javahorn | Thanks Starminn [segfault] Darael . | 21:13 |
insanity99 | hey huys, i tried egoboo but it wont run at all for me at the menu the mouse is moving very slowly and i cant quit, must open task manager and kill it | 21:13 |
Darael | alex_: Partly... why not take a look at the Ubuntu Server Guide? https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/index.html | 21:13 |
michael__ | hello, somebody with a Dell E6510 running ubuntu 10.10, new to linux and cant get the buildin smartcard reader to work. | 21:13 |
tim167 | hello, i get this error "Could not find QuickTime, please reinstall QuickTime 7 or later.", in processing (processing.org) how do i install that on ubuntu ? | 21:13 |
Darael | insanity99: I think you may be in the wrong channel... | 21:14 |
tim167 | (install "quickitme 7 or later" i mean) | 21:14 |
insanity99 | well my machine can run it, technologically speaking | 21:14 |
brontoeee | tim167, you dont | 21:14 |
FUMOS | ok I think I solved the secondary screen thing | 21:14 |
insanity99 | so ubuntu could be the problem? | 21:14 |
Darael | tim167: You don't; quicktime isn't made for Linux or for Ubuntu. | 21:15 |
tim167 | brontoeee: hmm, so what do i do then ? | 21:15 |
brontoeee | tim167, isnt that java stuff? | 21:15 |
skor | ok.. grub_default.. now how to display menu entries from CLI | 21:15 |
tim167 | brontoeee: well, yes, processing is based on java | 21:15 |
Darael | tim167: You download the Linux package instead of the Windows one? (if you're installing, that is) | 21:16 |
Sid | is fedora is different from ubuntu?? | 21:16 |
Sid | i never used fedora | 21:16 |
Darael | Sid: Yes. They're from very different families. | 21:16 |
Sid | but both are linux | 21:16 |
Sid | base | 21:16 |
Sid | *based | 21:16 |
tim167 | Darael: the linux package of what ? | 21:16 |
Darael | Sid: Correct. However, Fedora is in the Red Hat family, whereas Ubuntu is in the Debian family. The families have several architectural differences. | 21:17 |
Darael | tim167: If you're not trying to /install/ Processing, disregard my comment. If you /are/, check the download page again. | 21:17 |
Sid | Darel: you mean inter face differnce? | 21:17 |
Fjodor | Sid: Main difference would be package management | 21:18 |
michael__ | someone know how to get the buildin cardreader to work (dell e6510), running ubuntu 10.10 x64 | 21:18 |
Darael | Sid: There's those too, but more like, for example, the fact that the debian family uses APT repositories whereas the Red Hat family use RPM for package management. | 21:18 |
Sid | ok.. | 21:19 |
Sid | and which one is better? | 21:19 |
tim167 | Darael: no, processing is installed, but it complains about not finding Quicktime | 21:19 |
Darael | Sid: There is no "better". Except that this is an Ubuntu channel so we have to say Debian is better :P | 21:19 |
lahwran | nm-applet is using 40% of my ram across two processes again .. | 21:19 |
Sid | ohhh | 21:19 |
Fjodor | Sid: That's a matter of personal preference and the situation at hand, but most in here would probably have a preference for the debian family ;-) | 21:19 |
Sid | i'm using windows and ubuntu side by side....can i use fedora in the same way? | 21:19 |
Darael | Sid: Indeed you can. | 21:20 |
Fjodor | Sid: Sure | 21:20 |
Sid | that is also free ? | 21:20 |
Darael | Sid: Fedora is, yes. | 21:20 |
Sid | okay thanks | 21:20 |
lahwran | Sid: debian is better than ubuntu for some purposes, ubuntu better then debian for others, other distros better than both for yet other things | 21:20 |
magicianlord | ubuntu works out of the box. that is its strength | 21:21 |
Sid | why ubuntu is considered most powerfull? | 21:21 |
magicianlord | 2? | 21:21 |
Starminn | Sid: http://distrowatch.com/stats.php?section=popularity Have fun | 21:21 |
Darael | magicianlord: On the other hand, on /some/ hardware Fedora works out of the box and Ubuntu doesn't. At least, I remember reports of this. | 21:21 |
michael__ | magicianlord, exept my cardreader :) | 21:21 |
lahwran | ubuntu is considered the most powerful? | 21:21 |
Darael | Sid: IIRC it isn't. | 21:21 |
geoffmcc | Sid: i dont have a ton of linux experience but i have tried many of them and i keep comming back to ubuntu. try for yourself and see but im just sayin' | 21:21 |
Starminn | Sid: I've never heard of Ubuntu being the most powerful. But it is the most Linux-beginner-friendly to most people. | 21:22 |
skullboy | where is the shell startup scrips in ubuntu | 21:22 |
mr_shed | ubuntu is definitely one of the prettiest Linux distro's I've ever used. | 21:22 |
Sid | okay....i dont have much knowledge | 21:22 |
Darael | skullboy: What do you mean? Could you give a little more detail? | 21:22 |
matt_ | how do i get my raid to auto mount on startup it just unmounts if i reboot | 21:23 |
mr_shed | but Debian works very nicely too. | 21:23 |
* Starminn Agrees with mr_shed | 21:23 | |
Darael | !fstab | matt_ | 21:23 |
ubottu | matt_: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 21:23 |
Sid | thanks for the distrowatch | 21:23 |
monica | hola | 21:23 |
skullboy | Darael: where is the script that starts gnome-session and x on ttl7 | 21:23 |
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itaylor57 | skullboy: in your .profile or .bashrc | 21:23 |
Starminn | SidL No, it's fine. That's what you're here for -- to learn. I have tried a few and prefer Ubuntu, myself. And you're welcome. All 324 distros (and I'm sure there are a few not on there either). YOu've also got various Ubuntu derivatives like an Ubuntu for nearly every religion on the planet, Ubuntu "Ultimate Edition" (not from Canonical), and so forth. | 21:24 |
iw5bau | list | 21:24 |
skullboy | itaylor57: .bashrc | 21:24 |
oneliner | hello there, i have an issue with a zip file that contains files with accents, and i cant seem to extract them, any advice? | 21:25 |
* Starminn wasn't counting the *actual* derivatives like Linux Mint, etc.) | 21:25 | |
Fjodor | itaylor57, skullboy: I think you spoke past each other... | 21:25 |
nicofs | For some reason, no matter what video editing software i use, the rendered video has issues with the audio track (none at all, 3x the speed, looped). While in the editor, sound is played back. This happens with kino, openshot, avidemux and cinelerra. Any ideas? | 21:25 |
Darael | skullboy: It's an Upstart job these days in Ubuntu, rather than an init-script - look up Upstart and look at the files in /etc/init (/not/ /etc/init.d/) | 21:25 |
michael__ | whos running ubuntu on a dell e6510? | 21:25 |
geoffmcc | oneliner: do something like unzip partialfilename* | 21:25 |
Sid | i want to give a brief presentation at college......on the topic OSS (open source softwares). | 21:25 |
Starminn | Sid: I typo'd your name so look for "SidL" a little before this message | 21:25 |
Sid | what major topics should i include? | 21:25 |
iw5bau | list | 21:25 |
geoffmcc | oneliner: or rename mv partialfilename* newfilename | 21:26 |
Starminn | Sid: Ask in #ubuntu-offtopic as this channel is for support only. | 21:26 |
Darael | Sid: What and why, primarily. And Starminn is right, take it to -offtopic. | 21:26 |
skullboy | Fjodor: according to my logs we have | 21:26 |
Starminn | !anyone | michael__ | 21:26 |
ubottu | michael__: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. | 21:26 |
Sid | ok. | 21:26 |
oneliner | geoffmcc: thanks i ll try that | 21:26 |
oneliner | but how do i rename files / folders whithin the zip? | 21:27 |
Sid | the main problem with my ubuntu is it give very slow internet speed compare to win7.. why so? | 21:27 |
matt_ | why do i need to edit a config file to get my harddrive to be accessible this is bullshi | 21:28 |
michael__ | ubottu, sorry, its all new new for me | 21:28 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 21:28 |
Starminn | michael__: Just ask what your question is and we'll see if we can help. | 21:28 |
michael__ | ubottu, normally i google alot before asking help | 21:28 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 21:28 |
Darael | Sid: Is it slow or unresponsive? The two are very different. If it's slow to respond, you might want to look at disabling IPv6 - hang on, I'll dig out a link. | 21:28 |
shcherbak | Sid: speedtest.net | 21:28 |
itaylor57 | skullboy: I guess I misunderstood your original question | 21:28 |
EvilPhoenix | michael__: dont talk to ubottu directly, its just a bot | 21:28 |
Starminn | michael__: Ubottu is not a person. :) | 21:28 |
Darael | !ohmy | matt_ | 21:28 |
ubottu | matt_: Please remember that all Ubuntu IRC channels share the same attitude of providing friendly and polite interaction with all users of all ages and cultures. Basically, this means no foul language and no abuse towards others. | 21:28 |
michael__ | Starminn, oeps | 21:28 |
Sid | its slow....speed around 30kbps | 21:29 |
Sid | while on win7 i get 150kbps | 21:29 |
Darael | Sid: Right. Are you using a wired or a wireless connection? | 21:29 |
EvilPhoenix | michael__: you have a model only slightly higher in number than my system (Dell Latitude E6500). I havent figured out how to get the built in smart card reader working either. | 21:29 |
shcherbak | Sid: is it 3G? | 21:29 |
night_owl | what image viewer is everyone useing? | 21:29 |
Sid | nope | 21:29 |
michael__ | EvilPhoenix, thanx mate! | 21:30 |
Starminn | night_owl: Eye of GNOME (the default) | 21:30 |
[deXter] | night_owl: whatever was shipped by default.. | 21:30 |
Sid | its 2G...but it catches 3G network | 21:30 |
m4rtin | hmmm, anybody know why mkinitramfs isn't creating a modules.dep file? | 21:30 |
skullboy | itaylor57: know how gnome-session starts with the system and then x starts on tty7 where is the script that starts that | 21:30 |
Darael | Sid: But it's a mobile internet connection? | 21:30 |
shcherbak | Sid: did you try to make test on speedtest.net ? | 21:30 |
Sid | darael- yes...i'm using netconnect modem | 21:31 |
Sid | shcherbak- yes | 21:31 |
Darael | I'm having some problems with Flash in 64-bit Ubuntu. Have tested both repository-32-bit and native-64-bit flash player. In any case, pressing the shift key is registered, but releasing it doesn't seem to be, unless there's a text-entry area in the Flash. Example of places it can happen: http://ur1.ca/3cg3b | 21:31 |
matt_ | http://i.imgur.com/9VZXu.png what do i add to fstab to get md0 working on boot | 21:31 |
skullboy | itaylor57: know how gnome-session starts with the system and then x starts on tty7 where is the script that starts that | 21:32 |
itaylor57 | skullboy: ubunut uses upstart now http://upstart.ubuntu.com/faq.html | 21:32 |
Darael | skullboy: gnome-session /doesn't/ start with the system - GDM does, and if you set up autologin it then calls gnome-session. See the upstart docs. | 21:33 |
Sid | i asked for solution about speed...plz help me guyz | 21:33 |
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[thor] | Sid: it's all in your head. my OS choice has never affected my speeds. | 21:34 |
ubox | I am trying to install a wireless adapter and for some reason I am not seeing the same amount of files on my media that I see in windows7 | 21:34 |
Darael | matt_: Open a terminal and run "mount" with no options and pastebin the result (http://paste.ubuntu.com), please. | 21:34 |
ubox | any ideas? | 21:34 |
Sid | maybe.. | 21:34 |
[thor] | Sid: in fact, i have a higher than average speedtest.net score for my ISP | 21:34 |
faryshta | Hello. Wine throws this error XF86VidModeExtensionDisabled. | 21:34 |
Sid | well i guess i should switch to brodband | 21:35 |
Darael | ubox: If it's fewer, check in Win7 if any of them start with a ".". If it's more in Ubuntu, that's because it's showing hidden files. | 21:35 |
faryshta | Someone here knows about wine drivers? | 21:35 |
shcherbak | Sid: if thisis usb modem, it may be not that well supported, solution test different driver or modem. | 21:35 |
Sid | does vlc player work on ubuntu? | 21:35 |
erUSUL | Sid: yes | 21:35 |
Darael | Sid: Yes, it does. sudo apt-get install vlc | 21:35 |
Sid | wats this? | 21:35 |
erUSUL | Sid: install it from software center | 21:36 |
ubox | Darael, its less in ubuntu | 21:36 |
matt_ | http://paste.ubuntu.com/573215/ | 21:36 |
Darael | Sid: The bit after the . was the command to use in a terminal to install it. Alternatively, use the Software Centre. | 21:36 |
Darael | ubox: Then I am not sure, but if any start with a . or end with a ~ they'll be hidden by Nautilus, maybe that's it? | 21:36 |
Darael | matt_: Cheers. One moment. | 21:36 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: are you trying to install the wireless adapter in ubuntu virtualbox guest? | 21:36 |
Laibsch | http://paste.debian.net/109058/ How can that be? It seems to me the math does not add up, there should be at least another 7G free for that partition. Where is it? | 21:36 |
ubox | Darael, its not even the same names | 21:36 |
[thor] | Sid: breaking the command down --> sudo ( SuperUserDo ) apt-get install ( poll the software repository for a package and install it ) vlc ( specifying vlc as the package to install ) | 21:37 |
Sid | just use that command in terminal and it wil start working? | 21:37 |
intok | Old Dells worry me, anyone got Ubuntu on an Optiplex GX240? 1.4Ghz P4, 1Gb SD133, ATI Rage 128 | 21:37 |
ubox | ThinkT510, I am trying to install the drivers in ubuntu that is hosted in virtualbox | 21:37 |
Darael | ubox: Not sure then, sorry... | 21:37 |
skullboy | ok so how do i make all the virtual terminals start up as bash shells | 21:37 |
tdiso | is there any defined way of moving the notification pop up? | 21:37 |
ubox | when I do ls it gives me: vistax64 vistax86 win98 winme winx64 winxp2k | 21:37 |
Darael | Laibsch: Without looking, if it's quite a large partition it will be that a percantage of the space is reserved for the use of root. | 21:37 |
[thor] | Sid: that command will install VLC, and then you will be able to access it via the terminal ( vlc at the command line ) or via the menu system ( Applications > Sound & Video > VLC ) | 21:38 |
itaylor57 | skullboy: bash is the default in ubuntu | 21:38 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: if ubuntu is a virtualbox guest and you're using win7 as a host you don't need to install wireless drivers | 21:38 |
erUSUL | Laibsch: 141 * 0.05 = 7 GiB | 21:38 |
Laibsch | Darael: ah, right, that's likely, forgot about that. I should probably reduce that. | 21:38 |
faryshta | Hello. Wine throws this error XF86VidModeExtensionDisabled. | 21:38 |
Laibsch | erUSUL: yep, thanks | 21:38 |
Sid | thor- got it.. | 21:38 |
erUSUL | Laibsch: 5% of ext* partitions is reserved for root | 21:38 |
Sid | thnx | 21:38 |
ubox | and when I do dir in windows I get different files | 21:38 |
Darael | skullboy: For one user, use chsh and for system-wide look at update-alternatives. | 21:38 |
Sid | well i hav my college 3 hrs later...so i have to sleep atleast 2hrs. thanks to all of you. | 21:39 |
Sid | i wil come back tomorrow. | 21:39 |
ubox | ThinkT510, its a usb wireless adapter | 21:39 |
[thor] | Sid: you can also use " apt-cache search <<packagename>> " to look for applications | 21:39 |
erUSUL | skullboy: all terminals use bash by default | 21:39 |
skullboy | itaylor57: i want it just to load the bash shell not | 21:39 |
faryshta | Is there any irc for wine related issues? | 21:40 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: so you are running ubuntu in virtualbox and trying to install a usb wireless driver? | 21:40 |
[thor] | faryshta: #winehq | 21:40 |
Migi32 | wtf I'm being port-scanned! Any services I could shut down, just to be safe? | 21:40 |
erUSUL | faryshta: #winehq | 21:40 |
ubox | ThinkT510, yes | 21:40 |
guntbert | !language | Migi32 | 21:40 |
ubottu | Migi32: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. | 21:40 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: you don't need to | 21:40 |
erUSUL | Migi32: do you have any runnig? by default in a vanilla ubuntu box there is not any | 21:40 |
Darael | matt_: You could /try/ "/dev/md0 /media/db ext4 rw,nosuid,nodev 0 0" | 21:40 |
faryshta | [thor], erUSUL thanks. | 21:40 |
ubox | ThinkT510, should I just enable usb device through vbox | 21:40 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: no | 21:41 |
ubox | lol | 21:41 |
mark7845 | Does anyone know how to view PDFs in chromium, I just kept being told "missing plugin" | 21:41 |
Migi32 | erUSUL, I don't remember installing ssh but I see a "ssh-agent" process in the list of processes | 21:41 |
Migi32 | erUSUL, any idea how to shut it down? | 21:41 |
erUSUL | Migi32: that's for managing keys in the client | 21:41 |
BiPolah | Where are the configuration files for Mumble in 10.10? I've set a certificate and now can't join a server and apt-get purge hasn't reset this | 21:41 |
jonta | hmm | 21:41 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: try using the internet in ubuntu, it will automatically use the windows network | 21:41 |
jonta | /etc/mumble or /etc/murmur | 21:41 |
Migi32 | erUSUL, ah ok. Then I'm probably fairly safe, my system is up to date | 21:41 |
erUSUL | !firewall | Migi32 | 21:41 |
ubottu | Migi32: Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | GUI frontends such as Firestarter/Gufw (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE) also exist. | 21:41 |
jonta | BiPolah: /etc/mumur or /etc/mumble - better highlight you | 21:42 |
Migi32 | erUSUL, the port scan is coming from multiple IP addresses, no idea how to write firewall rules against that | 21:42 |
skullboy | how do i make it so i have to exec the bash shell when i startup | 21:42 |
ubox | wireless adapter came with a tool to see which networks are close to me... if I dont install this in ubuntu how do I get a tool that does the same then | 21:42 |
Darael | skullboy: What exactly are you trying to achieve? Boot to a shell? | 21:43 |
psusi | skullboy, what? | 21:43 |
Migi32 | I don't like that my box is sending back TCP RST messages, making the scan for them way easier... | 21:43 |
erUSUL | Migi32: most firewalls just drop everything by default | 21:43 |
Darael | Migi32: You need to "sudo ufw enable"! | 21:43 |
psusi | Migi32, it really doesn't matter one bit | 21:43 |
erUSUL | skullboy: what are you trying to do ? | 21:44 |
ThinkT510 | ubox: try running the ubuntu vm and open a browser in it, it will work because virtualbox forwards windows network connection | 21:44 |
Darael | ubox: Just click the network-manager applet? | 21:44 |
BiPolah | Jonta: There's no Mumble folder in /etc/ but I got my user reset so it's okay now | 21:44 |
psusi | Migi32, if someone is going to port scan you, they will be using a tool that deals with that | 21:44 |
skullboy | darael: i want it to just drop the shell so i have to exec the bash shell | 21:44 |
Migi32 | psusi, hmm yeah, good point | 21:44 |
jonta | BiPolah: ok good =) | 21:44 |
psusi | Migi32, so really all disabling it does is mess up legit traffic | 21:44 |
jonta | BiPolah: sometimes people install mumble-server but do not know that it is called murmur | 21:45 |
ubox | ThinkT510, I dont want to surf the web with wireless router lol | 21:45 |
ubox | Darael, where is that app | 21:45 |
ubox | Places -Network? | 21:45 |
Darael | ubox: In Ubuntu, it's installed by default and should be in your tray. It's the same tool you use to connect to wifi. | 21:45 |
Darael | ubox: Top right. | 21:46 |
BiPolah | Jonta: No, I'm using Mumble client, not the server. It's just that I made myself a certificate and it wouldn't let me connect to a server hosted elsewhere | 21:46 |
matt_ | Darael: The disk drive for /media/db is not ready yet or not present | 21:46 |
ubox | oh I see | 21:46 |
skullboy | how do i drop the root shell | 21:46 |
ubox | Darael, is there another place that lists all the networks besides top right | 21:46 |
[thor] | skullboy: you want to boot to bash, so you can execute bash? | 21:47 |
ActionParsnip | skullboy: run: exit | 21:47 |
matt_ | Darael: Continue to wait; or press S to skip mounting or M for manual recovery | 21:47 |
Darael | skullboy: run exit, or run logout, or press ctl+d | 21:47 |
Darael | matt_: press S for now. | 21:47 |
erUSUL | skullboy: drop? explain in english what you want to do.... | 21:47 |
versago | \leave | 21:47 |
[thor] | matt_: did you format the RAID? | 21:47 |
matt_ | [thor]: the raid was already formatted and being used | 21:48 |
ubox | Darael, my wireless adapter light keeps flickering like it is busy. Is Ubuntu querying the device constantly or something | 21:48 |
ActionParsnip | erUSUL: apparently not :) | 21:48 |
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erUSUL | ActionParsnip: ;P | 21:49 |
Darael | ubox: Could be, but if it's a built-in wireless device there have been known issues with the LED not being driven properly, so that it's essentially lying to you. | 21:49 |
matt_ | now the raid array is not running in disc utility | 21:49 |
era878 | Why is it that when i have a certain hard drive plugged in ubuntu takes 10 more minutes to boot? | 21:49 |
Darael | matt_: Try looking at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Raid - I'm not sure what to do at this point. | 21:49 |
ActionParsnip | era878: is it healthy? | 21:49 |
ubox | Darael, its external usb device | 21:49 |
era878 | its really old but it still works | 21:49 |
night_owl | whats the name of the defult disk usage display? | 21:50 |
faryshta | Hello. Wine throws this error XF86VidModeExtensionDisabled. | 21:50 |
skullboy | i want to drop the root shell not the bash shell | 21:50 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, hi, my raid5 is running again! | 21:50 |
night_owl | faryshta: /join #wine-hq | 21:50 |
Logan_WP | !wine | faryshta | 21:50 |
ubottu | faryshta: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu | 21:50 |
pw-toxic_ | sacarlson, my brother got a fsck to run trhough - MANY errors were solved, and i could finally mount it | 21:50 |
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Darael | skullboy: exit it, and (assuming you got there by sudo or su) you'll be returned to your own shell. | 21:51 |
[thor] | skullboy: CTRL-ALT-F1 to switch to another TTY, and CTRL-ALT-F7 to get back to the gui? | 21:51 |
Darael | matt_: Don't follow the instructions on that page exactly, of course, but use it to get an idea of what to do. | 21:51 |
era878 | ActionParsnip: 124 bad sectors and 3725 power cycles | 21:51 |
fanthomas | I'm trying to put startxfce4 into /etc/rc.local but on boot it says "X: user not authorizet to run X server, aborting" ... but when I run /etc/rc.local from command line it works. Running out of ideas :-( | 21:51 |
ActionParsnip | era878: that why then, its dying | 21:51 |
skullboy | darael: but i dont want it to go back to bash | 21:52 |
matt_ | darael: . | 21:52 |
Darael | skullboy: Then what do you want?! | 21:52 |
ActionParsnip | fanthomas: did you install Xubuntu? | 21:52 |
Darael | matt_: ? | 21:52 |
era878 | ActionParsnip: but even then why would it add 10 minutes to the boot time? | 21:52 |
ugarit | I booted using 10.10 and selected install and I get this error after Allocate drive space=>Install Now: No root file system is defined. Please correct this from the partitition menu. | 21:52 |
ActionParsnip | era878: because the drive is struggling to work as it is failing | 21:52 |
fanthomas | ActionParsnip: no.. it's wubi but I'm trying to start xfce directly bypassing gdm | 21:52 |
erUSUL | skullboy: you are making little to no sense. please take a step back and eplain what are you trying to do and why | 21:52 |
matt_ | darael: so im supposed to just follow a guide with no idea of the implications as to what it will do to the raid that i already have running? | 21:52 |
fanthomas | ActionParsnip: it's single user machine | 21:53 |
[thor] | skullboy: there is no shell environment called "root shell" | 21:53 |
ThinkT510 | ugarit: you need to select a root partition to install ubuntu onto | 21:53 |
[thor] | skullboy: it is a designation for a shell environment that has root access.. be it bash, zsh, csh, or others | 21:53 |
Darael | matt_: Nope, don't follow the guide - see if you can work out what's going on in it! I'm running out of ideas, you see - I'm no RAID expert. Perhaps it would be best to ask someone else... [thor] seems to know what he's on about. | 21:53 |
ActionParsnip | fanthomas: may help: http://www.shallowsky.com/blog/linux/autologin.html | 21:53 |
ugarit | ThinkT510 and how do i do that? | 21:54 |
[thor] | i am not experienced with RAID | 21:54 |
ThinkT510 | !partition | ugarit | 21:54 |
ubottu | ugarit: For help with partitioning a new install see: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/switching/installing-partitioning.html - For partitioning programs see !GParted, !QtParted (!Kubuntu 8.10 and lower) or !PartitionManager (!Kubuntu 9.04 and up) - Other partitioning topics include !fstab !home and !swap | 21:54 |
[thor] | i only asked because the screengrab showed "Format this RAID" | 21:54 |
skullboy | i want to get to sh | 21:54 |
matt_ | darael: i think the only problem is the raid shuts itself off and its trying to mount a raid that is offline when it reboots. | 21:54 |
Darael | [thor]: Then I apologise for poking someone at you. | 21:54 |
Darael | matt_: Indeed. However, I'm not sure how to deal with that. | 21:54 |
Starminn | !details | skullboy | 21:54 |
ubottu | skullboy: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 21:54 |
erUSUL | skullboy: just open a terminal emulator? if you can not. explain why.- | 21:54 |
ugarit | gparted shows 279GB of unallocated space so i formatted as ext4 and as / but it doesn't show up in the Install window!!!! | 21:55 |
aaearon | hey i cant figure out how to run a command when the system boots. i want to run 'sudo xboxdrv -wid 0' at boot | 21:55 |
Darael | matt_: I'm afraid you'll have to go back to generic-channel-questioning; I don't think I can help you any further. I'm sorry. | 21:55 |
itaylor57 | skullboy: sh is not the bourne shell on ubuntu | 21:55 |
ActionParsnip | ugarit: try upgrading gparted in the liveCD, may help | 21:55 |
[thor] | skullboy: http://linuxwave.blogspot.com/2009/03/changing-default-shell-in-ubuntu.html | 21:55 |
ubox | is there a nice plugin that shows all the wireless networks around me with their encryption? | 21:55 |
itaylor57 | skullboy: sh on ubuntu is dash | 21:56 |
Darael | aaearon: crontab, or create an init-script. Or better yet, tell the channel what the actual thing you want to achieve is - there may turn out to be a better way. | 21:56 |
erUSUL | aaearon: easiest way is putting the command in /etc/rc.local ( without the sudo ) | 21:56 |
skullboy | itaylor: so how do i get to dash | 21:56 |
itaylor57 | skullboy: sh in terminal | 21:56 |
erUSUL | skullboy: from where? | 21:56 |
Starminn | ubox: System->Preferences->Startup Applications | 21:57 |
Kaeles | After upgrading my ubuntu 10.10 kernel to 2.6.35-25, my broadcom wireless card stopped showing up (it's not showing in lspci), before, it had installed the drivers through the restricted drivers dialog, and everything was working fine, any ideas on what could be causing this? | 21:57 |
Darael | skullboy: Please, just tell us what the thing you're trying to do is. Not the intermediate steps (get to dash/close a root shell/etc) but the final aim. It'll make it a /lot/ easier to help. | 21:57 |
luis_ | hello | 21:57 |
jpmonette | is that normal that when I go in "/proc/acpi/fan/", theres no fan? | 21:58 |
jpmonette | i think my fan isnt working / supported | 21:58 |
[thor] | ubox: sudo apt-get install wifi-radar | 21:58 |
Darael | jpmonette: My fan seems to be working fine, and that folder is empty on my system too. | 21:58 |
[thor] | ubox: then --> gksudo wifi-radar | 21:58 |
Darael | jpmonette: Therefore, don't worry about it. | 21:58 |
Diverdude | how do i add a directory to $PATH? i tried, but when i closed the terminal and started it again it was gone | 21:58 |
jpmonette | yes, but my sensors tell me that my PC is at 50C | 21:58 |
ActionParsnip | Kaeles: if you ru: dmesg | less and read, is the device detected? | 21:58 |
skullboy | im trying to run wmaker and gnome in to different tty's | 21:58 |
ubox | I have wifi radar installed but it doesnt show what type of encryption | 21:59 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: restricted drivers dialog is not affering the driver anymore? | 21:59 |
jpmonette | and I never hear my fan working when im on ubuntu | 21:59 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: No. | 21:59 |
jpmonette | but when i go abck on Windows, i can hear it | 21:59 |
Kaeles | ActionParsnip: I'll look real quick | 21:59 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: try « sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-wireless-$(lsb_release -cs)-generic » to get newer drivers | 21:59 |
fanthomas | ActionParsnip: thanx, but I'm do not have /etc/inittab (using 9.10 karmic) should I create it? | 21:59 |
troyounces | i just installed ubuntu a couple of days ago and am having a hard time connecting to my office vpn | 21:59 |
matt_ | well does anyone know why my raid turns itself off on reboot? i created it with disk utility.... | 21:59 |
Diverdude | ?? | 22:00 |
troyounces | i get the error message (net/tun0): could not get port's parent device | 22:00 |
erUSUL | skullboy: so you want to run two xservers with two sessions simultaneously... at least we know what are you up to... | 22:00 |
Kaeles | ActionParsnip: no, its not listed in there at al | 22:00 |
skullboy | erusul: yea | 22:00 |
Logan_WP | !vpn | troyounces | 22:01 |
ubottu | troyounces: For more information on vpn please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN | 22:01 |
Sky[x] | i have a problems with wireless on HP 4719s, any idea what to do ? :) | 22:01 |
mr_shed | how do you change the panels of Ubuntu to look like the icon-tray of OSX? | 22:01 |
Logan_WP | !wireless | Sky[x] | 22:02 |
ubottu | Sky[x]: Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 22:02 |
ActionParsnip | fanthomas: hmm, ubuntu doesn't use init now :( | 22:02 |
Darael | fanthomas: It's been migrated to Upstart. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how you do the Upstart equivalents. | 22:02 |
mr_shed | do I need to install something for that effect? | 22:02 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: ok, I'm trying that now, | 22:02 |
Sky[x] | atheros chipset :) | 22:02 |
ActionParsnip | Kaeles: sounds like a regression bug then | 22:02 |
brontoeee | mr_shed, docky | 22:02 |
skullboy | erusul: so how do i run to x servers when i switch back to the other it is not funcioning | 22:02 |
Logan_WP | !awn | mr_shed | 22:02 |
ubottu | mr_shed: Avant Window Navigator is a dock-like navigation bar for the Linux desktop that positions itself at the bottom of the screen. Homepage http://wiki.awn-project.org/ - Awn-Manager can be found in Universe from Hardy (8.04) onwards. | 22:02 |
ActionParsnip | Sky[x]: what chip does: sudo lshw -C network say it is? | 22:02 |
Darael | mr_shed: You can't. You can, however, replace the lower panel with one of several docks. I recommend docky, which is in the repositories, or AWN, which is /also/ in the repositories. | 22:03 |
erUSUL | skullboy: well i have to say i have no idea... found this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultiseatX | 22:03 |
[thor] | ubox: if you don't mind getting dirty, you can install "WEPCrack-Ubuntu" and use the monitor tool to check encryption types | 22:03 |
itaylor57 | skullboy: I thing you will one virutally | 22:03 |
matt_ | http://i.imgur.com/ZaqzQ.png | 22:03 |
Darael | [thor], ubox: Also if you don't mind getting dirty, you could install aircrack-ng and use airmon-ng and airodump-ng to get pretty much as much info as there is. | 22:04 |
[thor] | :D | 22:04 |
matt_ | mounted it again and the share is gone too. | 22:05 |
matt_ | cool | 22:05 |
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troyounces | ubottu: it looks like the site is down but i've looked there before | 22:05 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 22:05 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: Should that have made it show up in lspci and etc? | 22:05 |
xtrac | netsplity | 22:06 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: you have to reboot after installing the package | 22:06 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: I did | 22:06 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: no joy ? | 22:06 |
Logan_WP | !forget cairo-dock | 22:06 |
mickster04 | troyounces: isitdownorjustme .com butt it might be the slightly wrong address, google it? | 22:06 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: Its still not showing up in the lspci list there, I tried reseating it as well, just to make sure it wasn't a hardware problem, but it was working friday before I installed all the updates. | 22:07 |
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Logan_WP | troyounces: isup.me | 22:07 |
Darael | mickster04: | 22:07 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: the wifi card is not showing in lspci ? | 22:07 |
Logan_WP | mickster04: isup.me (for you too ;) ) | 22:07 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: Correct. | 22:07 |
troyounces | mickster84: there is a 500 error. That means a server response | 22:08 |
Darael | mickster04: Sorry. You and troyounces: http://isitdownforeveryoneorjustme.com is the one you were looking at. | 22:08 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: then something else is going wrong here... maybe it is disabled in bios or something? | 22:08 |
Logan_WP | mickster04: the old url was too hard to remember, so they made a short one at isup.me | 22:08 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: even if there is no driver for it. it should appear in lspci | 22:08 |
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[thor] | mr_shed: i use cairo-dock to replace my panels.. search in the Software Center for cairo-GLX | 22:08 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: It can't be disabled in bios, checked that, and reseated it. Unless something else is messing with me. | 22:08 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: with the old kernel it appears in lspci ? | 22:08 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: Is there a way I can boot with the old kernel? | 22:09 |
Paddy_NI | [thor]: the daily-ppa is really stable and is well worth installing over the one from the default repos | 22:09 |
Darael | Kaeles: Hold shift at boot time and you'll get a GRUB menu. Use that to boot the old kernel. | 22:09 |
Paddy_NI | [thor]: weekly rather | 22:09 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: if you did not removed it it should be in the grub menu. if the menu does not appear when you boot press shift during start up to force it to appear | 22:09 |
Kaeles | Darael: ok | 22:09 |
[thor] | mr_shed: http://uppix.net/6/7/d/d6e0b2f03881c6ece29aa9b81e987.png <-- screenshot of my cairo | 22:09 |
dustin | Hi | 22:09 |
dustin | How do i create a new user? | 22:10 |
dustin | My home folder will not open | 22:10 |
popey | dustin: sudo adduser | 22:10 |
erUSUL | dustin: ÇSystem>Admin..>users and groups | 22:10 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: Ok trying that now, and I will see if that fixes the issue... | 22:10 |
Paddy_NI | [thor]: runs like a dream on my modest netbook | 22:10 |
coz_ | mmm does it matter left or right shift for grub menu...never tried right shift | 22:10 |
Logan_WP | !adduser | dustin | 22:10 |
ubottu | dustin: To add new users to your Ubuntu system, follow the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddUsersHowto - For administrative privileges, users need to be made members of the group "admin" - See !sudo | 22:10 |
[thor] | Paddy_NI: i used UbuntuTweak to add the repo :D | 22:11 |
Darael | coz_: I don't believe it does, but I've never tried. Fancy testing it for us? | 22:11 |
Paddy_NI | [thor]: I dont use ubuntu tweak or anything like that | 22:11 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: Now its just mocking me. Its not showing up in the old one either, I'll look into some more hardware issues. Thanks alot. | 22:11 |
coz_ | Darael, wouldnt work here I dual boot :) | 22:11 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: i would recheck bios. | 22:11 |
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[thor] | Paddy_NI: it's just a gui for a bunch of other commands.. with lists of a lot of popular 3rd party repos | 22:12 |
Paddy_NI | [thor]: I know what it is.. I prefer to do it myself | 22:12 |
Paddy_NI | :) | 22:12 |
Axident | how di I make a remote connection from HTC Desire to ubuntu to listen to my music? | 22:12 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: I wish it was that, but you are unable to disable it through the bios. | 22:12 |
erUSUL | Kaeles: then i dunno. do you dualboot? check if windows detects it | 22:12 |
plmkoi | I don't know what distro for server should I choose. Ubuntu server, debian or fedora? | 22:12 |
xtrac | I use ubuntu tweak | 22:13 |
Kaeles | erUSUL: nope just ubuntu, I'll look into it a bit more. thanks | 22:13 |
xtrac | and I use compiz | 22:13 |
erUSUL | plmkoi: what do you spect the answer to be in the ubuntu channel ? | 22:13 |
xtrac | looks awesome | 22:13 |
fanthomas | ActionParsnip: found the solution for the X server... in /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config should be allowed_users=anybody, then startxfce4 works from rc.local .... uff | 22:13 |
Darael | plmkoi: Go with what you know best. | 22:13 |
Darael | plmkoi: In terms of suitability, there's little to choose (though I advise using Lucid rather than Maverick if you go for Ubuntu, since it's LTS) so what you know is best. | 22:14 |
Darael | I'm having some problems with Flash in 64-bit Ubuntu. Have tested both repository-32-bit and native-64-bit flash player. In any case, pressing the shift key is registered, but releasing it doesn't seem to be, unless there's a text-entry area in the Flash. Example of places it can happen: http://ur1.ca/3cg3b | 22:15 |
plmkoi | Darael: I know best ubuntu, but is it stable for server? | 22:15 |
Darael | plmkoi: I run my sever on Ubuntu - I suggest sticking to LTS releases, but it's stable, yes. | 22:15 |
Dustin | I am new to linux, i use windows | 22:16 |
Darael | plmkoi: Current uptime is only a couple of days, but that's only because I rebooted it after I finally got around to upgrading it to lucid. | 22:16 |
Dustin | And i am very confused | 22:16 |
Darael | Dustin: Please ask a question, if you have one. After all, nobody can help if they don't understand the problem! Don't worry, we don't bite. Well, most of us don't. | 22:17 |
* drc growls | 22:17 | |
Dustin | I do not understand a lot of this, For instance | 22:17 |
Darael | drc: Down boy! | 22:18 |
Dustin | When i download things, they just open as text documents and code | 22:18 |
Dustin | Very different to what i am used to, is all | 22:18 |
Darael | Dustin: Can you give an example of something you're trying to download? | 22:18 |
Dustin | No, i have no individual examples | 22:18 |
Dustin | I just need help "Settling in" So to speak | 22:19 |
ActionParsnip | fanthomas: seems like a faff, could have just used autologin in gdm etc... | 22:19 |
Darael | Dustin: Ah. Just wondered if there was a simple explanation. | 22:19 |
erUSUL | !manual | Dustin | 22:19 |
ubottu | Dustin: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 22:19 |
erUSUL | Dustin: ubuntu pocket guide is also a good book for novice users | 22:20 |
Darael | erUSUL: Ooh, a factoid I didn't know about! I'll remember that one... | 22:20 |
fanthomas | ActionParsnip: using it on old computer (256mb ram), I wanted to save memory | 22:20 |
ubox | anyone here use konversattion client | 22:21 |
ActionParsnip | fanthomas: i guess, makes sense, xubuntu is not as liht as it makes out | 22:21 |
ActionParsnip | fanthomas: however using minimal then installing xfce4 can yield a fast OS :) | 22:21 |
ActionParsnip | !anyone | ubox | 22:22 |
ubottu | ubox: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. | 22:22 |
geoffmcc | Dustin: to me sounds like you are downloading something that needs compiled. | 22:22 |
fanthomas | ActionParsnip: xfce4 + midori | 22:22 |
ActionParsnip | fanthomas: nice, if light is your bag then join the lubuntu mailing list ;) | 22:23 |
poordna | so i'm trying to reflash a wyse box, i'm running the script on this page: http://web.archive.org/web/20080420192133/www.mowson.org/karl/articles/linux-netxfer/ and I'm getting a tftpd error Feb 27 13:49:12 htpc tftpd[578]: unknown option -? | 22:23 |
ActionParsnip | fanthomas: deadbeef is a really light media player with a lot of features | 22:23 |
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alex_ | ubuntu is not for desktop :( | 22:24 |
alex_ | desktop is for games. | 22:24 |
[thor] | lxde + midori ? | 22:24 |
lolzer | ?? | 22:24 |
Kaeles | alex_: I use ubuntu on my desktop, but mostly for coding. | 22:24 |
lolzer | try WINE | 22:24 |
alex_ | eh it'll never work. video cards + ubuntu don't mix | 22:25 |
[thor] | alex_: untrue | 22:25 |
alex_ | you can blame nvidia closed source or other things like this if you'd like. but the fact remains | 22:25 |
mongy | mixes well with my i7 and ati | 22:25 |
Ampelbein | alex_: actually, many games run very good with wine | 22:25 |
alex_ | "very good" as in crashing all day? | 22:25 |
mongy | I dont game, just desktop, lots of, with compiz gestures | 22:26 |
[thor] | alex_: run "M.A.R.S." on windows | 22:26 |
[thor] | i dare you | 22:26 |
Ampelbein | alex_: "very good" as in, same as in windows. | 22:26 |
alex_ | run crysis on linux.. | 22:26 |
LjL | !offtopic | 22:26 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 22:26 |
alex_ | i'm resigned to the fact taht ubuntu or any distro of linux isn't for gaming. | 22:26 |
alex_ | dual boot | 22:27 |
drexl | I recently switched my hard drives around because my 180 gig will only detect as a master, I ran update-grub on both os's now I've lost automatic usb detection, I know my cables are ok because I have windows and it works, and also if I start the system with the usb plugged in it will detect it. | 22:27 |
mongy | alex_, instead if whining about linux and games, petition the game makers | 22:27 |
eoss | hello i sent mail using linux mail command, i want to delete it before the person reads it | 22:27 |
alex_ | no. that's not my job. linux promoters | 22:27 |
eoss | possible? | 22:27 |
[thor] | eoss: if it has left the mailer daemon, you are out of luck. | 22:28 |
eoss | thanks [thor] | 22:28 |
Axident | ubox: I use Konversation | 22:29 |
geoffmcc | eoss: me think u had aol at one time, lol | 22:29 |
alex_ | i do you use ubuntu for code.. apparently some open source stuff is never supported in windows.. even though it's not hard to program a version for windows. so there is a double standard | 22:29 |
eoss | geoffmcc, haha, you are absolutely correct | 22:29 |
eoss | i came a long way... | 22:30 |
folklore | alex they tend to do that on purpose in some cases | 22:30 |
ManuXN | alguien de latino america | 22:30 |
folklore | unfortunately | 22:30 |
Logan_WP | ubox: Konversation support in #konversation | 22:30 |
LjL | !es | ManuXN | 22:30 |
ubottu | ManuXN: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 22:30 |
Logan_WP | !es | manuxn | 22:30 |
ubottu | manuxn: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 22:30 |
Logan_WP | oops | 22:30 |
Logan_WP | LjL: jinx :P | 22:30 |
Tech-DK | Just curious; do we expect 11.04 to have higher requirements on hardware (abandoning old machines)? | 22:31 |
Logan_WP | !natty | Tech-DK | 22:31 |
ubottu | Tech-DK: Natty Narwhal is the codename for Ubuntu 11.04, due April 28 2011 - Help and support (only) in #ubuntu+1 - Natty is unstable and is not intended for production systems. | 22:31 |
pessoptimistic | so how come I get this http://twitpic.com/44iamp when I attempt to install 10.10? | 22:32 |
ActionParsnip | Tech-DK: should be the same | 22:32 |
Tech-DK | Just wandering if my Eee 900 should stay at 10.10... | 22:32 |
ActionParsnip | Tech-DK: if its not broke, don't fix it | 22:33 |
nibbler_ | pessoptimistic, because you dont have a root fs - if you do it manually, be sure to have some space with mountpoint "/" (this is the root fs) | 22:33 |
alex_ | shit. I need flash builder but.. it's not supported on linux anymore | 22:33 |
pessoptimistic | nibbler: but look at the gparted window. I do have a "/" fs? | 22:33 |
nibbler_ | pessoptimistic, thats "label" not "mountpoint" | 22:34 |
ActionParsnip | alex_: what's flash builder? | 22:34 |
arbitrator | Can anyone help me with mounting my home directory? | 22:35 |
Axident | anyone who know how to make a remote connection from HTC Desire to listen to my music on Ubuntu? | 22:35 |
ActionParsnip | alex_: looks interesting | 22:35 |
alex_ | flash builder, previously known as Flex builder, is supposedly an open source Flash development IDE | 22:35 |
alex_ | but no more support on linux | 22:35 |
nibbler_ | Axident, on your desire install lullaby and ampache on the ubuntu. | 22:35 |
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alex_ | any tools for doing flash development? i know all you open source fanatics Hate flash, but I need to make money.. | 22:36 |
Axident | nibbler_: ty will try this | 22:36 |
* drc decides to stop playing games and bring up his Linux desktop to code an irc whine filter (that should reduce the volume in here by 95%)...oh, wait I don't have to do that, I just have to.... | 22:36 | |
arbitrator | I need to access an encrypted home directory, apparently using mount ecryptfs, but I don't understand how to give it all the variables. | 22:37 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: from a livecd ? | 22:37 |
arbitrator | erUSUL: Yes. | 22:37 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-mounting-your-encrypted-home-from-livecd/ | 22:38 |
arbitrator | The chroot method hits a brick wall when I'm at taking superuser power, because I get pam_start error 26 | 22:38 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: which command exactly fails? | 22:39 |
arbitrator | erUSUL: On the page you listed (which is the method I was using), it was the one immediately under heading Chroot to $D | 22:40 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: this one ? --> su - username | 22:40 |
arbitrator | Yes. | 22:40 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: what is your username? | 22:40 |
Logan_WP | alex_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_for_Linux | 22:40 |
arbitrator | monarch. It could be uppercase, but I get the same error either way. | 22:40 |
Logan_WP | alex_: that one is no longer under active development, but alternatives are also listed in that article | 22:41 |
plmkoi | Darael, I heard that LTS packages are outdated. | 22:41 |
alex_ | hrm. flash builder under wine seems like the least amount of work | 22:42 |
alex_ | i'll try that first | 22:42 |
arbitrator | I also get the same error when I don't feed it a username. | 22:42 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: the installed ubuntu the one in the harddisk. does it have various partitions for the system ? | 22:42 |
arbitrator | erUSUL: I'm not sure I follow. All of Ubuntu's stuff is on one partition. | 22:42 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: home too ? | 22:43 |
arbitrator | Yeah. There's a device called linux swap in fdisk -l but there's no earthly way it could hold the home directory. | 22:43 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: :/ only found this... http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/pam_start-failed-error-26-a-615024/ but it is of no use... | 22:44 |
arbitrator | erUSUL: Yeah. As I said, pam_start error 26 is a brickwall. | 22:45 |
arbitrator | So, a friend was guiding me along a path using some of the stuff to skip chroot's issues, but he dropped out before we finished. | 22:45 |
skor | what sites do you use to track vulnerabilities per kernel version ? | 22:45 |
skor | ie: kernel 2.6.32-xx is vulnerable to (list...) | 22:46 |
rey | ciao | 22:46 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory#Recovering%20Your%20Data%20Manually ? | 22:46 |
arbitrator | The idea was to use the data in /home/.ecryptfs/ to skip having to authenticate myself within that filesystem, and just decrypt it manually with the password. | 22:46 |
rey | !list | 22:46 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 22:46 |
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arbitrator | erUSUL: Looks good, but I have no idea what this mount passphrase is. | 22:47 |
Guest33068 | hi | 22:47 |
Guest33068 | ... | 22:47 |
Guest33068 | first time at this aplication | 22:47 |
arbitrator | Hmm. I think I'm following better now. | 22:48 |
Guest33068 | someone? | 22:48 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: :/ | 22:48 |
erUSUL | Guest33068: hi | 22:49 |
skullboy | ok when i switch ttyx the xserv is crashed it only is stable on tty7 | 22:49 |
Nexus-Wind | real quick whats the syntax for root? | 22:49 |
Nexus-Wind | since " ~/ " is $home.... | 22:49 |
Guest33068 | erUSUSL hi bro | 22:49 |
erUSUL | Nexus-Wind: root is / | 22:49 |
Nexus-Wind | just /? | 22:49 |
Nexus-Wind | any other useful syntaxes like such? | 22:49 |
erUSUL | Nexus-Wind: / is a path is not a special expansion done by the shell like ~ | 22:50 |
mickster04 | ./ | 22:50 |
erUSUL | Nexus-Wind: the shell does not do any other path expansion that i know of | 22:50 |
Nexus-Wind | thanks | 22:50 |
Nexus-Wind | my game server is down and needed the help with that :P | 22:51 |
erUSUL | i do not see the connection... but whatever ;P | 22:51 |
c0ldshadow | can someone link me to a wireless USB either G or N that will 100% work on Ubuntu | 22:51 |
c0ldshadow | i dont want to have any problems | 22:51 |
Guest33068 | who from here play games? | 22:51 |
erUSUL | !hcl | 22:51 |
ubottu | For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection | 22:51 |
arbitrator | erUSUL: I misunderstood something, damn. I get the "you've screwed up mounting" message from the second command in the mount using sudo section. | 22:52 |
Nexus-Wind | erusul, I run my server as RAMdisk and must untar a backup | 22:52 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: good; now you are in the good track ;P | 22:52 |
Nexus-Wind | minecraft | 22:52 |
Guest33068 | openarena | 22:52 |
arbitrator | root@ubuntu:/mnt/chroot/home/.ecryptfs/monarch/.ecryptfs# sudo mkdir /mnt/chroot/home/Private | 22:52 |
arbitrator | root@ubuntu:/mnt/chroot/home/.ecryptfs/monarch/.ecryptfs# sudo mount -t /mnt/chroot/home/.ecryptfs/monarch/.Private /mnt/chroot/home/Private | 22:52 |
arbitrator | The second command fails. | 22:52 |
arbitrator | What is this mount passphrase it keeps mentioning? | 22:53 |
dustin | What is the link to the manual? | 22:53 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: -t ecryptfs | 22:53 |
erUSUL | !manual | 22:53 |
ubottu | The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 22:53 |
c0ldshadow | why does linux have such bad wireless support compared to windows? | 22:54 |
Logan_WP | !ot | c0ldshadow | 22:54 |
ubottu | c0ldshadow: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 22:54 |
arbitrator | What passphrase does it want, then? | 22:54 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: the one you gave when you created the home dir. probably during install. i dunno if it asks for one becouse never used encripted home dir | 22:54 |
arbitrator | But. . . I only ever used the one passphrase? | 22:54 |
skullboy | ok when i switch ttyx the xserv is crashed it only is stable on tty7 | 22:55 |
arbitrator | The only password I ever gave ubuntu was the login pass. | 22:55 |
erUSUL | c0ldshadow: the people that makes the hardware does drivers for windows. the drivers for linux are made by voluntiers without help most of the time | 22:55 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: maybe the installer just generates a random one | 22:55 |
Ampelbein | arbitrator: when you first started your system after setting up ecryptfs there was a popup window with the ecryptfs-passphrase. | 22:55 |
rumpe1 | arbitrator, well...usually you can generate a passphrase right after installation/setting up an encrypted home ... and you should write it down then | 22:55 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: see Ampelbein and rumpe1 | 22:56 |
arbitrator | Ampelbein: I. . . no. . . damn. . . no. . . nonononono | 22:56 |
arbitrator | It is written down. . . in the fucking home directory. . . | 22:56 |
Logan_WP | !language | arbitrator | 22:56 |
ubottu | arbitrator: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. | 22:56 |
rumpe1 | arbitrator, lol... fail :> | 22:56 |
Ampelbein | arbitrator: congrats I guess ;-) | 22:56 |
arbitrator | Why does it have to have a different passcode? | 22:57 |
c0ldshadow | i think it would be useful to sell wireless cards and drivers just for ubuntu, i think people would actually buy it b/c saves time and hassle of having to struggle with stuff | 22:57 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: :$ your only chanve is the first method http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-mounting-your-encrypted-home-from-livecd/ then. are you using a livecd that matchs the version of ubuntu you have installed ? | 22:57 |
c0ldshadow | like i would be willing to pay for it lol | 22:57 |
arbitrator | erUSUL: No, it's a liveCD 10.10 to a 10.04 install. | 22:57 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: i would try with a 10.04 livecd... | 22:58 |
arbitrator | Does it have to be the same architecture side? | 22:58 |
washuu_de | I hve a question later. irc -client-machin always opens this channel | 22:58 |
washuu_de | *p | 22:58 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: yep; just make it as similar as possible | 22:58 |
washuu_de | #p | 22:58 |
washuu_de | # part | 22:59 |
washuu_de | I suck :-( | 22:59 |
Logan_WP | washuu_de: it's /part | 22:59 |
arbitrator | I hate my life right now. So much. It never said what that phrase was important for. . . | 22:59 |
washuu_de | nyaa tnkl | 22:59 |
arbitrator | erUSUL: The original install was 9.10, upgraded to 10.04 - what should I do with that? | 22:59 |
erUSUL | that's why i do not use encripted home nor lvm nor any other *** that just makes data recovery more dificult that it already is ... | 23:00 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: use a 10.04 livecd | 23:00 |
jayd3e_ | trying to install pycharm. I installed open-jdk, and got an error message. Now I installed sun-java6-jdk & jre and I'm getting the ame error message. It says I need to make sure PYCHARM_JDK or HOME_JDK points to a valid java installation | 23:00 |
arbitrator | Thanks. I guess. | 23:01 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: good luck | 23:01 |
[segfault] | arbitrator: we mourn with you :( | 23:02 |
arbitrator | Can we, in future Ubuntu installs, make it clear what that passphrase is for? | 23:02 |
Ampelbein | arbitrator: the popup says what the passphrase is used for | 23:02 |
Ampelbein | arbitrator: and to write it down at a safe place outside of the encrypted /home | 23:03 |
Starminn | Is there a particular reason why Ubuntu won't accept uppercase characters as a username? | 23:03 |
arbitrator | Ampelbein: I wouldn't have been so stupid as to save it in the home directory if it had explained it was needed to recover an encrypted home. | 23:03 |
intrader | Anyone, as feared, my laptop fans are starting to fail after running full speed since I installed 10.10. Is there a resolution to this bug? | 23:03 |
rumpe1 | arbitrator, you have to learn to read popups | 23:03 |
arbitrator | I swear I did read it. | 23:03 |
dustin | !manual | 23:04 |
arbitrator | Anyway, know how to dismount my chroot? | 23:04 |
ubottu | The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 23:04 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: type "exit" | 23:04 |
Ampelbein | arbitrator: http://paste.ubuntu.com/573241/ | 23:04 |
jayd3e_ | trying to install pycharm. I installed open-jdk, and got an error message. Now I installed sun-java6-jdk & jre and I'm getting the ame error message. It says I need to make sure PYCHARM_JDK or HOME_JDK points to a valid java installation | 23:04 |
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arbitrator | Guuuhh. I may have put it somewhere, back at home 3hours of driving away, which has probably been cleaned thirty times after I'd long since forgotten the purpose of the pass. | 23:06 |
arbitrator | Anyway, thanks, see you. | 23:06 |
erUSUL | arbitrator: ciao | 23:06 |
skullboy | how do i run two x servers on my ubuntu 10.10 | 23:07 |
syrinx | skullboy, why do you wanna do that | 23:08 |
skullboy | syrinx: cause i want to run kde on one and gnome on the other | 23:09 |
guitar431 | hello all, i am using ubuntu 10.10 maverick and after using it the power off applet right top corner fucks up after a while. This happend twice and the applet changes to a weired thing where i can access email connection and stuff like that. | 23:09 |
guitar431 | who can tell me how to get that applet back help would be appreciated | 23:10 |
Scene | i need help | 23:10 |
syrinx | me 2 | 23:10 |
matt_ | OKAY i fixed the raid shutting iself off. now to that automount problem | 23:10 |
aeon-ltd | Scene: ask away, next time don't ask to ask | 23:10 |
Scene | im using my flash and i try to mount my casper-rw but it wont mount | 23:11 |
Scene | has an error | 23:11 |
Logan_WP | !language | guitar431 | 23:12 |
ubottu | guitar431: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. | 23:12 |
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Scene | so any idea on what to do? | 23:12 |
Logan_WP | !please | Scene | 23:13 |
ubottu | Scene: Avoid following your questions with a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !attitude | 23:13 |
syrinx | Scene, what does the error say | 23:13 |
skullboy | syrinx: cause i want to run kde on one and gnome on the other | 23:13 |
intrader | !repeat | 23:13 |
ubottu | Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 23:13 |
skullboy | !xorg | 23:14 |
ubottu | The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 23:14 |
Scene | internal error: no mount object for mounted volume ... ps sorry im new to linux | 23:14 |
syrinx | Scene, whats the filesystem? | 23:14 |
Scene | uhm what do you mean? | 23:15 |
Scene | its formatted to Fat32 | 23:15 |
xrdodrx | Is there a way to run "linuxlogo" whenever I open tty1-6? | 23:17 |
dustin_ | So | 23:17 |
dustin_ | I took screenshots of the problem | 23:17 |
dustin_ | http://i1105.photobucket.com/albums/h358/thegrimace67/Screenshot1.png | 23:17 |
dustin_ | I don't understand what to do with this | 23:17 |
rumpe1 | xrdodrx, rungetty | 23:17 |
Starminn | dustin_: (All on one line please) | 23:17 |
dustin_ | Can somebody help me? | 23:18 |
rumpe1 | xrdodrx, and something like "if [ -z "$DISPLAY" ] && [ $(tty) = /dev/tty6 ]; then linuxlogo fi" in .bashrc | 23:19 |
itaylor57 | dustin_: why not get java jdk from synaptic? | 23:19 |
dustin_ | How? | 23:19 |
xrdodrx | rumpe1, thanks :D | 23:19 |
rumpe1 | xrdodrx, you're welcome | 23:19 |
itaylor57 | dustin_: do you want sun or open? | 23:19 |
dustin_ | Sun | 23:19 |
itaylor57 | dustin_: hang on a sec | 23:20 |
rumpe1 | dustin_, activate partner repositories, install it via package-manager | 23:20 |
anoob | I can't receive webcam with emesene: "Webcam message received. Not for us 1201139989 2133220917" | 23:20 |
dustin_ | Sorry, i have no idea what you just said... | 23:20 |
dustin_ | I am very new to linux | 23:21 |
erUSUL | !partner | dustin_ | 23:21 |
ubottu | dustin_: Canonical's partner repositories provide packages a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ $(lsb_release -sc) partner" » | 23:21 |
Scene | oh and can anyone tell me why my broadcom drivers wont work >.< | 23:21 |
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dustin_ | Uhh... | 23:21 |
Scene | dustin click on the link | 23:22 |
rumpe1 | dustin_, or just activate it via synaptic in the repositories section | 23:22 |
Ampelbein | !work | scene | 23:22 |
ubottu | scene: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. | 23:22 |
skullboy | !xorg | 23:22 |
ubottu | The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 23:22 |
skullboy | syrinx: cause i want to run kde on one and gnome on the other | 23:23 |
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skullboy | how do i run to x servers | 23:23 |
Scene | >.< ok.. i downloaded the driver stuff. the actual source and the fw-cutter or whatever it was. i restarted but it still will not run. | 23:23 |
dustin_ | I am still very confused | 23:24 |
dustin_ | Agh | 23:24 |
Ampelbein | Scene: is it a bcm43? | 23:24 |
Scene | yes it is | 23:25 |
Ampelbein | Scene: did you follow https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx ? | 23:25 |
itaylor57 | dustin_: did you run the command given you before? | 23:26 |
Scene | ok ill try it | 23:26 |
mcloy | can you tell me a key word in wiki pedia by which i can compare spech of p3 p4 centreno dual core core 2 duo processor ram l2 l3 cache etc ? | 23:26 |
immy | is it possible to get the original timestamp of a file in a gzip archive without decompressing? | 23:28 |
erUSUL | immy: a tar.gzip ? | 23:29 |
itaylor57 | immy: gzip -l | 23:29 |
Ampelbein | immy: -l --verbose | 23:29 |
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xomp | hi folks, anyone familiar with setting up a supybot on ubuntu by chance? | 23:31 |
immy | thx - gzip -lv does the trick | 23:31 |
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erUSUL | xomp: #ubuntu-bots ? | 23:31 |
xomp | ah okay thanks erUSUL | 23:31 |
Pici | xomp: #supybot | 23:31 |
erUSUL | xomp: they use supybot. not sure if they will be wiling to help but it is worth the try | 23:32 |
xomp | ah okay guys thanks | 23:32 |
xomp | I'll just try to struggle through some out dated tutorial on google for now lol | 23:32 |
Logan_WP | !botdoc | xomp | 23:32 |
ubottu | xomp: Documentation on the custom plugins for ubottu and clones is located at http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugin | Documentation for the official !Supybot plugins is located at http://ubottu.com/devel/supydoc/ | 23:32 |
immy | i've experimented with both grsync and sbackup but i'd like to create my own backup script that does incremental backups and where files are larger than say 1MB it gzips the file | 23:34 |
immy | sbackup does incremental but if i want to restore it seems as though i need to restore the last full backup then each and every subsequent incremental backup | 23:34 |
rumpe1 | immy, like movies? :> | 23:34 |
immy | just files... mainly documents, large outlook email files (these will probably never change)... | 23:35 |
erUSUL | !info rsnapshot | 23:36 |
ubottu | rsnapshot (source: rsnapshot): local and remote filesystem snapshot utility. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.1-1 (maverick), package size 136 kB, installed size 584 kB | 23:36 |
immy | ill have a tinker with rsnapshot | 23:36 |
erUSUL | !info rdiff-backup | 23:37 |
ubottu | rdiff-backup (source: rdiff-backup): remote incremental backup. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.2.8-5ubuntu2 (maverick), package size 197 kB, installed size 764 kB | 23:37 |
wauf | Hello! IS there something out there that I can use to put ubuntu, bt4, windows, and OSX ISO on a flash drive and choose what to boot from there? Im usually fixing friends computers and it would be handing to have those iso on flash rather than having to get the disks out. | 23:39 |
ramon | hello | 23:40 |
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Ampelbein | wauf: for ubuntu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 23:40 |
rumpe1 | wauf, grub2 can boot isos, afaik | 23:40 |
Ramon_GPS | my gimp has lost his icons | 23:40 |
Ramon_GPS | mi gimp ha perdido sus iconos en los menus desplegables | 23:40 |
Ampelbein | !es | Ramon_GPS | 23:41 |
ubottu | Ramon_GPS: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 23:41 |
Ramon_GPS | ok, the fact is that my gimp has lost his icons | 23:41 |
wauf | looking up grub2 - thank you! | 23:41 |
Starminn | !grub2 > wauf | 23:42 |
ubottu | wauf, please see my private message | 23:42 |
Ampelbein | Ramon_GPS: what icons? | 23:42 |
Ramon_GPS | imagine you select the menu colors | 23:42 |
wauf | thank you starminn and ubottu. | 23:43 |
Ramon_GPS | icons appear on the left side | 23:43 |
Starminn | Yep. | 23:43 |
Ramon_GPS | but here on ubuntu 10.10 i have no icons anymore | 23:43 |
phoenixsampras | Hello and how to install SKYPE? | 23:43 |
Ramon_GPS | download from the repositories | 23:43 |
itaylor57 | phoenixsampras: download from ubuntu software | 23:43 |
Logan_WP | !skype | phoenixsampras | 23:44 |
ubottu | phoenixsampras: To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto - Please use open protocols instead if you can, see !Ekiga | 23:44 |
Ampelbein | Ramon_GPS: 'gconftool-2 --set /desktop/gnome/interface/menus_have_icons --type bool true' | 23:44 |
Ramon_GPS | wow, you are my hero Ampelbein | 23:45 |
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Ampelbein | Ramon_GPS: ;-) yw | 23:46 |
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chaos2358 | is anyone here familiar with "aircrack-ng"? | 23:50 |
strhbk | hello question: can you suggest me a easy to use FOSS alternative for the MATLAB's function fmincon ? I have a non-Linear non-Convex problem and standard GSL Simplex algorithm of Nelder and Mead won't cut it... | 23:50 |
chaos2358 | is anyone here familiar with "aircrack-ng"? | 23:52 |
Ampelbein | !anyone | chaos2358 | 23:52 |
ubottu | chaos2358: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. | 23:52 |
chaos2358 | Ampelbein, if you don't have what I am asking for then please do not waste either of our times | 23:53 |
Pici | chaos2358: If you don't ask a full question, then we won't know what you're asking about. | 23:54 |
chaos2358 | I am asking if anyone is familiar with "aircrack-ng" that is my question. | 23:54 |
Ampelbein | yes | 23:54 |
chaos2358 | Ampl was the "yes " directed to my question? | 23:55 |
Pici | chaos2358: I bet the folks in #aircrack-ng are. Just a reminder though: Support for cracking other people's networks is not something you're going to get in #ubuntu | 23:55 |
Ampelbein | chaos2358: yes | 23:55 |
skutr3 | hey im having problems with videos on youtube they play but the screen will turn gray all of the suddennnn. | 23:56 |
chaos2358 | Thank you. Ampelbein my only question is does it do what I am thinking it does? From the brief description I have gathered it's purpose i to gain access to password protected wireless networks. Is that correc t? | 23:57 |
HotShowers | !poll | 23:57 |
ubottu | Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 23:57 |
Ampelbein | chaos2358: you can use it for that purpose, yes. | 23:58 |
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mylisto | anyone here familiar with running apache? | 23:59 |
mylisto | I'm trying to setup a local wordpress installation on my computer, and I'm running into some problems with apache | 23:59 |
Pici | mylisto: Many people are, its best to ask your specific question about it. | 23:59 |
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