[00:00] <jrib> ChesterX: one of the options I mentioned ("dead keys") is called the compose key in keyboard preference options
[00:00] <starztorm> Hi, im a new user of ubuntu... I have some questions conserning the software manager, installing a game that is not listed there and upgrading, removing etc... Would anyone pm me? ill try not to be a pain in the ass...... Ive been reading some tutorials and how-to's.. But just want confirmation that i have grasped it all right. Anyone willing to help a newbie?
[00:00] <Logan_WP> !pm | starztorm
[00:00] <TheMozart> exutux: the total installation size is a little under 1 GB
[00:00] <starztorm> ok ok :)
[00:01] <Pici> TheMozart: You may want to take a look at this, specifically the advanced users (GUI) section: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[00:01] <exutux> TheMozart: a desktop?
[00:01] <TheMozart> exutux: you claim the base ubuntu install is at least 4GB, but I am calling your information misleading... because the base install is a little under 1 GB
[00:01] <jrib> ChesterX: so enabling a compose key, I can type ñ by hitting compose key + ~, releasing, then hitting 'n'.  That's a bit of a pain to type though :)
[00:02] <exutux> TheMozart: maybe you talking about a minimal installation
[00:02] <starztorm> Software manager. Does it only concern the programs listed  in it? or will it find all the programs that i install "outside" the software manager?
[00:02] <Pici> TheMozart: And its possible that we're confused, I assumed you wanted to install a desktop system as well.
[00:02] <jrib> ChesterX: what layout do you use now?  If USA, you might consider USA international
[00:02] <TheMozart> exutux: the total installation size is a little under 1 GB.   NOT 4GB as you have misleadingly stated
[00:02] <TheMozart> Pici: i want to install Ubuntu from the LiveCD
[00:02] <LjL> TheMozart: the total installed size of standard Ubuntu with GNOME is >2GB
[00:02] <exutux> TheMozart: a regular Desktop installation needs about 4GB of free space
[00:02] <Pici> TheMozart: So... Ubuntu Desktop.  And what did that link say that I just sent you?
[00:03] <TheMozart> LjL tell that to exutux because he claims its 4GB
[00:03] <LjL> TheMozart: i'm telling you that it's definitely not <1GB
[00:03] <ChesterX> jrib, i have the normal german layout. I used German Eliminate Dead Keys. It does the job but I ll keep looking ;-) Thank you for your help it will ease thinks a lot :D
[00:03] <ulrichard> I'm still struggling with makefile syntax. For example, I don't understand this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/574216/
[00:03] <LjL> TheMozart: and IIRC it's actually around 3GB, at least with Hardy
[00:03] <TheMozart> LjL I know.. tell exutux because he falsely claimes its 4GB
[00:04] <LjL> TheMozart: and you falsely claim it's less than a gig. your point?
[00:04] <exutux> OMG
[00:04] <Logan_WP> !attitude | TheMozart
[00:04] <jrib> ChesterX: with usa international (altgr) I can just hit altgr + n.  You can hack something together too: like modify the layout to do what you want or just setup a keybinding with e.g. xbindkeys to insert the key (I think).  I have to go now, good luck
[00:04] <TheMozart> Ok! well it seems its NOT possible to install Ubuntu from LiveCD onto my 2GB USB stick,, so I guess I will just grab it from here: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:04] <TheMozart> !attitude | Logan_WP
[00:04] <Logan_WP> themill: Stop it.
[00:04] <Logan_WP> oops
[00:04] <exutux> TheMozart: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[00:05] <Logan_WP> TheMozart: Stop abusing the bot.
[00:05] <ChesterX> jrib, i ll try it out thank for the suggestion
[00:05] <miketomdool> oh i did see a tutorial online on how to compress files like a live cd so that you can take your system anywhere.. but that was a while ago
 Is there some IRC I should turn to with questions regarding getting into "Getting started"
 I have one regarding TestDrive
[00:05] <Pici> TheMozart: thats the same instructions as the Persistant Live CD ones that we gave you before and you claimed you didn't want to use...
[00:05] <krycek> selected abusers.
[00:05] <allure> hi... will pppoeconf only autodetect the modem if it is already in bridge mode?
[00:05] <TheMozart> exutux: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:05] <TheMozart> ill just get that
[00:06] <exutux> TheMozart: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[00:06] <Pici> krycek: excuse me?
[00:06] <TheMozart> Pici: I did the LiveCD USB creator thing,, but it doesnt install Ubuntu.. all it did was make a mirror copy of the live CD
[00:06] <Pici> TheMozart: Thats the same thing that you're going to get with http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:06] <krycek> Pici: you arent excused.
[00:06] <exutux> TheMozart: i repeat persistent live usb stick is different
[00:07] <TheMozart> is there another version of Ubuntu that takes up less space?
[00:07] <ZeroZiat> Hey hey, little question about installing Ubuntu.
[00:07] <Pici> krycek: Lets try to say on-topic here.
[00:07] <starztorm> If i install a game using the aptitude command, will the update manager list updates for it when new versions are released?
[00:07] <Pici> starztorm: Yes.
[00:07] <TheMozart> exutux: how come that Usb Install from that link I gave you works with 2GB USB sticks?
[00:07] <nsd> starztorm: Yes, as with any other package
[00:07] <ZeroZiat> I happen to have a free unallocated, unpartitioned 10 gigs on my drive, how can I make ubuntu use those in the installer?
[00:07] <Logan_WP> !ask | ZeroZiat
[00:08] <Pici> starztorm: Well, as long as those new versions are uploaded to the Ubuntu repositories of course.
[00:08] <exutux> TheMozart: for usb live persistent 1GB is enough
[00:08] <dan_> Hello everyone, Im having trouble getting the nvidia 330m graphics card to work with ubuntu 10.10. Can anyone help me?
[00:08] <TheMozart> exutux: you stated that I need at least 4GB to install Ubuntu.. so explain to me how that link I gave you says I only need 2GB
[00:08] <Logan_WP> !nvidia | dan_
[00:08] <nsd> starztorm: apt-get, aptitude, and synaptic all acheive the same thing, btw
[00:08] <TheMozart> exutux: thats because the usb live usb creator doesnt install it, it only mirrors the liveCD onto the USB stick
[00:08] <exutux> TheMozart: i refer to official wiki and requirements not about link on world
[00:09] <TheMozart> exutux: so you cannot explain it?
[00:09] <starztorm> Pici: aha. Does the repositories concern other games than those listed in the software center?
[00:09] <miketomdool> you might be able to use this and a few other things to put your system on a flash drive http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man1/mksquashfs.1.html
[00:09] <starztorm> nsd: ty
[00:09] <nsd> starztorm: np
[00:09] <Jordan_U> TheMozart: The official requirements for Xubuntu inlude 2.0 GiB free space.
[00:09] <coz_> there is also an application named   "imagewriter"
[00:09] <TheMozart> exutux: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=337306
[00:10] <ZeroZiat> I happen to have a free unallocated, unpartitioned 10 gigs on my drive, how can I make ubuntu use those in the installer?
[00:10] <TheMozart> exutux: how do you explain that link?
[00:10] <allure> hi... will pppoeconf only autodetect the modem if it is already in bridge mode?
[00:10] <dan_> http://forum.notebookreview.com/5820189-post2517.html        This is the link I have tried to follow with no avail
[00:10] <drc> TheMozart: no it doesn't, It also creates a ext2 file system for the "persistence" part...that is not simply mirroring the iso
[00:10] <dan_> i get an error right when i try to edit anything
[00:10] <exutux> TheMozart: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent read it
[00:11] <exutux> It is possible to have Ubuntu or Kubuntu on a USB drive (AKA USB Stick or Thumb drive or Flash drive) or USB hard disk drive with persistent mode. This means that you can boot from a USB drive and keep customisations such as keyboard layout, numlock, preferences, additional packages saved on the drive. This can be done using linux or windows
[00:11] <LjL> TheMozart, it's really very simple - if you "install" (which is not really installing) by making the USB key the same as a live CD, it'll take as much as a live CD takes (around 700MB) - if you actually *install Ubuntu*, that's bigger than 1GB
[00:11] <TheMozart> I wonder how come this Ubuntu only needs 2GB, but exutux claims Ubuntu needs 4GB?  http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:11] <LjL> i don't think there's more to say about this
[00:11] <Metaxa> /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER Metaxa xbcscitawyqd
[00:11] <Trashi> hi. im browsing http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/allpackages sometimes behind a package i can read "univserve". so i think that means, that the "universe" packages includes are all other packages of the same app .. is that right?
[00:11] <jcdaemon85> hello some one help me plis?
[00:11] <TheMozart> LjL Yes I understand.. so can I install it from LiveCD onto my 2GB stick?
[00:11] <jcdaemon85> see how i can see rmvb on backtrack 4 r1??
[00:11] <LjL> TheMozart: define install.
[00:11] <Jordan_U> Metaxa: Change your password.
[00:12] <TheMozart> LjL pressing "install"
[00:12] <nsd> Metaxa: you just broadcasted your password
[00:12] <Metaxa> I can'y figure this thing out
[00:12] <LjL> TheMozart: no.
[00:12] <Pici> Thats not the password.
[00:12] <ZeroZiat> I happen to have a free unallocated, unpartitioned 10 gigs on my drive, how can I make ubuntu use those in the installer?
[00:12] <Pici> Metaxa: Don't put the space in front of /msg
[00:12] <TheMozart> LjL then how come this version Ubuntu works on 2GB? http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:12] <nsd> Pici: how's that work then?
[00:12] <LjL> TheMozart: you know why. stop trolling.
[00:12] <Pici> nsd: Its the verify key that you get after you've registered your nick. It only works if you're already identified to your account.
[00:13] <TheMozart> LjL will installing from LiveCD onto my 8GB USB stick work?
[00:13] <LjL> TheMozart: yes.
[00:13] <nsd> Pici: Ah.
[00:13] <Trashi> hi. im browsing http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/allpackages sometimes behind a package i can read "univserve". so i think that means, that the "universe" packages includes are all other packages of the same app .. is that right?
[00:13] <TheMozart> LjL I have no idea why.. and it seems you cannot explain it to me
[00:13] <skor> is there something in ubuntu that allows dynamic libraries to be specifically mapped at runtime ?
[00:13] <ZeroZiat> I happen to have a free unallocated, unpartitioned 10 gigs on my drive, how can I make ubuntu use those in the installer?
[00:13] <jcdaemon85> friends can helpme plis? i install backtrack 4 r1 but i can see rmvb
[00:13] <skor> for example: when running tcpdump, use custom libpcap library instead of the default
[00:13] <maco> ZeroZiat: go to manual mode on the partitioning step and allocate it
[00:13] <LjL> jcdaemon85: this is not the backtrack channel
[00:13] <Pici> jcdaemon85: We do not support backtrack here.  Please use their support channel: #backtrack-linux
[00:13] <bastidrazor> jcdaemon85: go to #backtrack-linux
[00:13] <Jordan_U> TheMozart: LiveCD's use a read only compressed "squashfs" filesystem. It's compressed so that they can fit everything onto a single CD. Squashfs is always read only, even on flash drives, so you can't use it for a complete (upgradeable) install.
[00:13] <TheMozart> LjL if I run the Ubunti LiveCD and choose INSTALL at the desktop.. will it install Ubuntu onto my 8GB USB stick and NOT alter or touch my hard drive?
[00:14] <skor> like /etc/libmap.conf on freebsd
[00:14] <jcdaemon85> tanks
[00:14] <Metaxa> Pici: when i do /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER Metaxa xxxxxx, it returns back unknown command, i'm using empathy
[00:14] <LjL> TheMozart: i already answered that
[00:14] <ZeroZiat> maco: I really don't get it, I can select that space but no idea if it will use it, or if I have to format it into something.
[00:14] <ZeroZiat> Jordan_U: Thanks for solving my wifi problem and my hdd problem earlier. :)
[00:14] <TheMozart> Jordan_U: so how do I install Ubuntu if I cant from the desktop livecd?
[00:14] <Pici> Trashi: Not exactly.  This should explain it better: http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/components
[00:14] <TheMozart> LjL I missed your answer,, repeat please
[00:14] <Jordan_U> ZeroZiat: You're welcome.
[00:14] <LjL> [00:56:47] <LjL> TheMozart: i do believe your USB stick, if inserted at the time, will show up as a hard drive and you'll be able to install on it, but i can't say i'm 100% sure about that
[00:15] <maco> ZeroZiat: in manual mode? add a partition in that space. pick a format (ext3 or ext4 are the norm, ext4 is default in auto-partitioning). set the mount point to /   and then itll be the system partition for ubuntu
[00:15] <TheMozart> LjL so you are guessing?
[00:15] <Jordan_U> TheMozart: You should have enough room to do a normal Xubuntu install.
[00:15] <LjL> TheMozart: i can only say again, stop trolling.
[00:15] <ZeroZiat> maco: Oh, thanks!
[00:15] <LjL> TheMozart: i could also add, go insert the CD and try and stop wasting everybody's time.
[00:15] <TheMozart> LjL you are giving a lot of information based on your own assumptions and guesswork.. you seem to do that a lot... if you dont know the answers, then admit it and stop making things up as you go.
[00:16] <krycek> hehe
[00:16] <ZeroZiat> oh boy
[00:16] <LjL> TheMozart: i've admitted it almost exactly 20 minutes. now why don't you admit you are a troll and leave this channel?
[00:16] <LjL> *minutes ago
[00:16]  * drc ducks and covers
[00:16] <Trashi> Pici: the problem is the following: i try to install libimobiledevices libraries inclusive utilities ... and i dont know the name of the package which includes all libraries, programs, utilities, etc.
[00:17] <ZeroZiat> Maybe you both should get a second opinion?
[00:17] <gflores> exit
[00:17] <pmp6nl> Hello, does anyone know why in 10.10 I am only allowed to select one minute or less for dimming the display in power management?
[00:17] <TheMozart> LjL you fool a lot of beginners with your comments which are based on guessing and assumptions.. trying to big note yourself as an educated Ubuntu user.. but the reality is, most of what you say is not even accurate and you are just making it up as you go.
[00:17] <Pici> Trashi: You mean libimobiledevice-utils ?
[00:17] <TheMozart> adios amigos
[00:17] <krycek> interesting .)
[00:18] <Trashi> Pici: ok i'll try that
[00:20] <LANKIS> good nigth
[00:20] <aazert> hi
[00:21] <miketomdool> night Lankis
[00:21] <aazert> hi that it call ssh package on ubuntu ?
[00:21] <Metaxa> When I try to /msg NickServ , i get " unknown command , try using /help
[00:21] <miketomdool> hello aazert
[00:21] <aazert> hiow that it call ssh package on ubuntu ?
[00:21] <ZeroZiat> Oh, inside the ubuntu chat thing? Yeah, it sucks.
[00:21] <Metaxa> yes
[00:21] <ZeroZiat> well, i think it does, there's no /msg, how am I supposed to identify?
[00:22] <Metaxa> I finally registered by typing it into the nickserv window
[00:22] <Metaxa> but know I can't get that window back
[00:22] <LANKIS> can i mount a MU server on ubuntu?
[00:23] <Pici> Metaxa: perhaps: /query nickserv
[00:23] <Metaxa> unknow command
[00:23] <Metaxa> hum...
[00:23] <LANKIS> can i mount a MU server on ubuntu? aazert
[00:24] <ZeroZiat> There must be a better client for ubuntu, I guess.
[00:24] <ZeroZiat> or get wine with mIRC? i'm a horrible guy, I know
[00:24]  * LjL slaps ZeroZiat around with a large trout
[00:25] <LANKIS> can i mount a MU server on ubuntu? aazert Metaxa
[00:25] <ZeroZiat> it's a shared feeling
[00:25] <exutux> Metaxa: what you trying to do?
[00:25] <Metaxa> LANKIS: i'm an extreme novice, don't want to lead you
[00:26] <Metaxa> exutux: Verify my registration
[00:26] <Metaxa> Using Empathy
[00:27] <exutux> Metaxa: /msg nickserv info Metaxa
[00:27] <kour> akous?
[00:27] <LANKIS> can i mount a MU server on ubuntu? exutux
[00:27] <Metaxa> exutux: From Empathy it gives me " unknown command try using /help "
[00:28] <exutux> uhm i don't know empathy sorry
[00:28] <drc> Metaxa: Empathy?  It has a lovelace factor of +10 for IRC (it knows almost no IRC commands)...I'd try another IRC client
[00:28] <Pici> LANKIS: I don't think any of us know what a 'MU server' is
[00:28] <rocnjbarr> I have a webcam that registers as Bus 001 Device 005: ID 058f:3820 Alcor Micro Corp in lsusb. When I run guvcview I get this error The error was 'BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation). Any ideas on what is causing the problem? The linux uvc page shows this chipset as supported
[00:28] <Metaxa> exutux: " /msg " is not a recognized command on my client aparently
[00:28] <Starminn> Metaxa: I use Pidgin and it works fine. I suggest it for IRC.
[00:28] <Metaxa> interesting
[00:28] <exutux> Metaxa: try /quote
[00:29] <LjL> Metaxa: telepathy is not a real irc client :P
[00:29] <LANKIS> Pici Mu server is game online
[00:29] <exutux> Metaxa: /quote nickserv info Metaxa
[00:29] <Starminn> Metaxa: I use Pidgin because I also IM a lot. If you want *just* IRC then you could try XChat or iirc
[00:29] <aazert> hello there
[00:29] <drc> Metaxa: Pidgin, xchat, others can suggest other real IRC clients
[00:30] <aazert> during a installation  i have to write Yes each time, how to avoid that ?
[00:30] <Starminn> Metaxa I mean irssi not iirc
[00:30] <Pies> Pidgin sux for irc :/
[00:30] <Metaxa> Thanks folks. I'll try one of the others, wanted to give the default program a shot
[00:30] <exutux> Metaxa: or /ns info Metaxa
[00:30] <drc> Metaxa: but I'd NOT recommend GNOME-Xchat
[00:31] <exutux> Metaxa: but i think that only /help give you some advice
[00:31] <Pies> Gnome don't have anything like konversation?
[00:32] <nsd> Pies: Have you tried empathy? I don't know if it supports IRC though -- for that, I use xchat-gnome
[00:33] <Pies> empathy sux for irc just like pidgin
[00:33] <ZeroZiat> empathy uses IRC, yeah, and it sucks
[00:33] <Pies> both looks nice
[00:33] <Pies> but none of them fully support irc
[00:33] <Pies> I anyway use weechat
[00:33] <Pies> have only to write something, to get notifications via notify
[00:34] <Pies> hmm
[00:34] <Pies> ane get plugin to hide joins/leaves...
[00:34] <Pies> normally it isn't problem, but here...
[00:37] <Starminn> How can I delete .Trash-1000 on my USB thumb drive?
[00:38] <gilson> boa noite
[00:38] <psusi> starcoder, umm... same way you delete anything else?
[00:38] <Starminn> Nevermind, I got it. It lied about what the device name was.
[00:38] <coz_> Starminn,  I would try   gksudo nautilus  then open the drive and try deleteing it that way
[00:38] <francesco_> I was wondering if anyone could help with a question about the /etc/issue file ?
[00:38] <coz_> Starminn,  or if the drive is empty you could use  /system/administration/disk utility
[00:39] <Starminn> coz_ psusi: Nah, I ran "sudo rm -r /media/4.1\ GB\ Filesystem/.trash-1000/* but it said nothing like that existed. Then I realized it's not actually 4.1 GB Filesystem but is instead 1842-7742 and that did it
[00:39] <coz_> Starminn,  oh ok
[00:39] <Starminn> coz_: Yep, silly me. ;)
[00:40] <coz_> Starminn,   hey it happens :)
[00:40] <francesco_> does anyone know about /etc/issue ?
[00:40] <cmol> oh no my valume sound gone on my toolbar how do i fix it
[00:40] <skor> is libcrypto an available package ?
[00:40] <coz_> francesco_,  what is the issue?
[00:40] <skor> all I find is libcrypto++
[00:40] <coz_> francesco_,  oh hold on
[00:40] <francesco_> sure thing coz
[00:40] <z_> quit
[00:40] <z_> exit
[00:41] <cmol> oh no my valume sound gone on my toolbar how do i fix it
[00:41] <cmol> oh no my valume sound gone on my toolbar how do i fix it
[00:41] <coz_> francesco_,  well  /etc/issue is generally a text file that contains a message or system identification to be preinted before th elogin prompt
[00:41] <coz_> printed
[00:42] <Starminn> cmol: gnome-volume-control-applet
[00:42] <francesco_> so i just add text to the file and where will it show up ?
[00:42] <Starminn> cmol: Or just remove the Indicator Applet and add it again
[00:42] <skor> oic...libssl-dev
[00:42] <aeon-ltd>  /j archlinux-offtopic
[00:42] <coz_> francesco_,   there are many forum posts about /etc/issue  one like   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=358509
[00:43] <aeon-ltd> damn spaces
[00:43] <coz_> francesco_,  so you can add things to it if you need
[00:43] <Pies> spaces are evil
[00:43] <francesco_> i know that ... i am just confused as to where it will show up
[00:43] <cmol> Starminn, gnome-valume-control-applet whare the position
[00:44] <cmol> oke Starminn thnks for Starminn and francesco_ am have slove my promble
[00:44] <Starminn> cmol: Sure thing.
[00:44] <francesco_> you all good cmol ?
[00:45] <halitus> hi every one
[00:45] <francesco_> hello
[00:46] <technologov> hi all !
[00:46] <drexl> moo
[00:46] <technologov> Running Ubuntu 10.04
[00:46] <technologov> Just bought new PC with Intel P67 chipset
[00:46] <technologov> And sound doesn't work on it
[00:46] <technologov> lspci shows:
[00:46] <technologov> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation Cougar Point High Definition Audio Controller (rev 04)
[00:46] <technologov> any ideas?
[00:46] <freakabcd> is there a package for openCV in maverick?
[00:46] <FloodBot3> technologov: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:46] <technologov> drivers are part of kernel package or part of alsa package ?
[00:46] <halitus> hey is it possible to install a persistant version of ubuntu to a CF card? (in an ide converter)
[00:47] <freakabcd> all i see is an opencv-doc and python-opencv package
[00:47] <freakabcd> if there is no library called opencv installed, how will the python bindings for it work?
[00:47] <freakabcd> i searched using synaptic and couldn't find any package called opencv
[00:48] <technologov> Just bought new PC with Intel P67 chipset, and no sound ! plz help !
[00:48] <technologov> What to update ?
[00:48] <dsdeiz> hi! anyone using firefox? i'm sorta figuring out why firefox tends to hang while loading pages. i think this might be related http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_hangs#Hyper-Threading although i can't seem to find a way for firefox in Linux
[00:52] <cmol> on my laptop i have cam, and how do i used it please give me tutor
[00:52] <cmol> on my laptop i have cam, and how do i used it please give me tutor
[00:53] <nillerz> What's a good file-manager? It needs dual-pane views, thumbnail views for photos, and needs an option to open a terminal window to the current location, as well as the option to right-click and use 7z.
[00:53] <nillerz> cmol, try using Cheese Webcam booth
[00:53] <wn1zid> just got off the phone with bank, their system requires sun java, what is the name in synaptic i should look for ??, thanks
[00:53] <cmol> how i do it nillerz
[00:53] <nillerz> what happens when you do?
[00:54] <nillerz> cmol, press ctrl+f2
[00:54] <nillerz> type "xterm"
[00:54] <nillerz> press "enter"
[00:54] <cmol> oke next nillerz
[00:55] <or__> when i am opening a new window he open it but minimize
[00:55] <nillerz> type, without quotes, "sudo apt-get install cheese"
[00:55] <or__> how can i change this behaver?
[00:55] <or__> i need to pick the "always on top"
[00:55] <greg3000> hey team, I had to rebuild my user's home folder and now when I login via SSH, I get a "$" prompt and "ctrl-tab" doesn't work .. any ideas why this might happen?
[00:55] <or__> it wasnt like that
[00:56] <nillerz> cmol, once it finishes, go to applications>sound and video> Cheese webcam booth
[00:56] <itaylor57> wn1zid: sun-java6-plugin
[00:56] <bulbin> Hello.
[00:56] <bulbin> I need some help. :P
[00:56] <or__> where i can change it for all the new application?
[00:56] <wn1zid> thanks itaylor57
[00:57]  * wn1zid gives it a whirl
[00:57] <itaylor57> wn1zid np good luck
[00:57] <cmol> no happed
[00:57] <cmol> cheese webcam booth am not find it
[00:57] <bulbin> Anyone here knows how to fix that irritating flash problem in 10.10?
[00:58] <wn1zid> um, it aint there, but it probably is in another form, brb
[00:58] <Pies> cmol: maybe just mplayer tv://
[00:58] <nillerz> cmol, did it install okk?
[00:59] <aazert> helllo
[00:59] <aazert> when i try to restart ssh
[00:59] <aazert> i got this error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/574228/
[00:59] <aazert> what could be ?
[00:59] <greg3000> anyone know how to change my shell prompt from "$" back to the standard?
[01:00] <syrinx_> greg3000: type exit
[01:00] <greg3000> syrinx_: eat shit man
[01:00]  * greg3000 wonders if he'll do it
[01:01] <or__> when i am opening a new window he open it but minimize,also i need to pick the "always on top" to see it,how can i solve it?
[01:01]  * syrinx_ wonders why greg3000 is retarded
[01:01] <bulbin> No one knows anything about how to fix flash problems in Ubuntu 10.10?
[01:01] <LLStarks> where can i download old maverick alphas and nightlies
[01:01]  * greg3000 looks for the ignore command in IRC
[01:02] <syrinx_> Exiting From su
[01:02] <Pies> aazert: fix pirv
[01:02] <syrinx_> Exiting From su
[01:02] <syrinx_> There are several ways to exit from su, i.e., to return the login session or terminal window to its former owner, for those situations in which the exit is not automatic (e.g., when su is not used with its -c option). One is to type the word exit and then press the ENTER key. Another is to simultaneously press the CTRL and d keys.
[01:02] <aazert> how ? Pies
[01:03] <greg3000> I had to rebuild my user's home folder and now when I login via SSH, I get a "$" prompt rather than the standard prompt, and "ctrl-tab" doesn't work .. any ideas why this might happen?
[01:03] <Pies> aazert: sudo chmod 600 /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key'
[01:03] <Pies> aazert: sudo chmod 600 /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key
[01:03] <Pies> and same for second key
[01:03] <Pies> don't touch .pubs
[01:03] <Pies> greg3000: can you pastebin your ~/.bashrc ?
[01:04] <hilarie> ubuntu 10.10> Video Files from multiple places and stuff are giving me audio, but no video, first trouble shooting step would be?
[01:04] <greg3000> Pies: yes, coming up
[01:05] <bastidrazor> greg3000: you can copy a default bashrc from /etc/bash.bashrc  .. cp /etc/bash.bashrc ~/.bashrc
[01:05] <bastidrazor> greg3000: then type source ~/.bashrc
[01:05] <greg3000> bastidrazor: thanks I'll give it a shot
[01:05] <bastidrazor> greg3000: that should get you back to where you need to be.
[01:05] <Pies> syrinx_: su have # not $
[01:06] <syrinx_> ;-)
[01:07] <aazert> now i got this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/574231/ Pies
[01:08] <greg3000> bastidrazor: is there another command for "source"?
[01:08] <Pies> 02:03:09             Pies | and same for second key
[01:09] <bastidrazor> greg3000: ./.bashrc
[01:09] <greg3000> bastidrazor: ok
[01:09] <Pies> aazert: so do same for second key ;)
[01:09] <Pies> error dialog says "Permissions 0644 for '/etc/ssh/ssh_host_dsa_key' are too open."
[01:09] <Pies> and proper Permissions are 600
[01:10] <aazert> ok
[01:10] <traceback0>  do you reload apparmor on 10.04?
[01:10] <traceback0> how do you*
[01:11] <bastidrazor> traceback0: have you tried 'sudo service apparmor restart'
[01:11] <traceback0> I have not
[01:11] <traceback0> apparmor: unrecognized service
[01:12] <aazert> perfect Mister Pies
[01:12] <aazert> working fine now thanks a lot
[01:12] <Pies> np
[01:13] <Pies> think why you had bad permissions
[01:13] <bastidrazor> traceback0: replace restart with stop then start
[01:13] <aazert> thank you very much
[01:13] <aazert> but it was me i change permission
[01:13] <traceback0> bastidrazor: it can't even recognize the service, why would that help?
[01:13] <aazert> and mistake i thing i done chmod -R
[01:13] <Pies> hah
[01:14] <Pies> you should be careful with sudo ;)
[01:14] <aazert> thanks a lot
[01:14] <bastidrazor> traceback0: are you sure you're typing it correctly? apparmor 'is' a service
[01:14] <Pies> but if you know what was reason, then kay
[01:14] <aazert> yes next sure
[01:14] <Pies> okay
[01:14] <aazert> bye
[01:14] <Pies> yup, bye
[01:14] <traceback0> bastidrazor: yes? service apparmor start
[01:16] <bastidrazor> traceback0: no idea then. apparmor is a service unless you've made changes somewhere that prevents it from loading the module.
[01:20] <nsd> Anyone know how I can get my Qt programs to use the oxygen theme when I'm running gnome/fvwm? If it's as simple as a daemon I have to run, I can just add that to my fvwm config.
[01:20] <cainus> hey all... this isn't necessarily an ubuntu question, but I thought you guys might know: I have a server program that accepts connections on port 80.  it runs fine on one machine when running with sudo, yet doesn't work fine on another running as root... is there some security issue involved?  both machines are ubuntu...
[01:21] <harisund> Anybody knows how to add the "Places" and "System" menu under the Applications menu itself, and remove the name "Applications"? I want the Ubuntu logo like the Start menu in Windows
[01:22] <greg3000> Familiar with IPTABLES in redhat, with the /etc/sysconfig/iptables file -- do we have similar with debian/ubuntu?
[01:22] <bastidrazor> harisund: right click the panel > add to panel > then add Main Menu
[01:22] <harisund> bastidrazor: ok you are a genius. Thank you so much !
[01:22] <bastidrazor> harisund: i use it the same way. you're welcome.
[01:24] <oscar> hi everyone
[01:24] <oscar> I need help with the battery tray icon for Maverick!!! please??
[01:25] <wn1zid> itaylor57-   found it, for those using 10.10 sun java install here:  http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/09/install-sun-java-runtime-environment-jre-ubuntu-10-10-maverick-meerkat/  thanks for your time.
[01:25] <greg3000> Just checking for a second opinion before following the instructions in this link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4599886&postcount=15  it's to configure iptables and have the rules applied during network interface initialization
[01:26] <crimsonmane> Hello. is this the replacement for irc.freenode.net ?
[01:26] <bastidrazor> crimsonmane: this is a channel on the freenode network.
[01:27] <oscar> can someone help me?? i have problems with the battery tray icon in ubuntu 10.10!!
[01:27] <crimsonmane> alright thank you bastidrazor. i could not get irc.freenode.net to load in my browser anymore so am coming in through pidgin.
[01:27] <Starminn> !ask | oscar
[01:28] <nsd> greg3000: I set up iptables as an upstart job / init script, works pretty well
[01:28] <nsd> greg3000: gimme a sec and I can get you a copy of my configs
[01:29] <harisund> bastidrazor: I figured you would be the best person to ask, is there anyway to replicate the "most recently used applications" of Windows 7, or shall I just setup shortcuts myself in that menu you pointed me towards?
[01:29] <oscar> My battery tray icon doesn't show the charge of my battery when I place the mouse over it, and when i left click it, it says "estimating" (Estimando, I'm using a spanish version)... does anyone know how to fix that? the battery tray works fine in xfce but i preffer gnome...
[01:30] <Jef91|Gaming> Anyone know if there is a ppa that brings thunar 1.3 to ubuntu 10.04?
[01:30] <ALexander_> Can somebody please help me?
[01:30] <syrinx_> oscar: is it plugged into the wall or are you on battery now/
[01:30] <ALexander_> I think the boot loader is broken.
[01:30] <ALexander_> When ever I click Ubuntu in the boot loader, my pc restarts.
[01:31] <oscar> im on battery now
[01:31] <ALexander_> [20:30] <ALexander_> When ever I click Ubuntu in the boot loader, my pc restarts
[01:31] <ChogyDan> Jef91|Gaming: is thunar 1.3 yet in natty even?
[01:31] <bastidrazor> harisund: that i don't know about.
[01:31] <ALexander_> [20:30] <ALexander_> When ever I click Ubuntu in the boot loader, my pc restarts
[01:31] <Logan_WP> !info thunar | ChogyDan
[01:31] <ALexander_> oops sorry
[01:31] <Jef91|Gaming> No it's not ChogyDan - thats why I'm asking
[01:31] <oscar> sorry if i delay my answer, but im trying to find the solutions on forums..
[01:33] <nsd> greg3000: http://home.comcast.net/~chet102103/scripts/iptables_2011_03_01.tgz
[01:33] <crimsonmane> oscar: i seem to recall that issue on my netbook. if the settings were to show the battery power "only when using battery power" then it malfunctions, but if you have it on "always show" then it was fine. again this was my netbook.
[01:33] <bastidrazor> harisund: for frequently used applications i just drag the icon onto the top panel. i also have cairo-dock replacing my bottom panel
[01:33] <oscar> crimsonmane: should i restart after i change the settings? because i did and nothing changed
[01:34] <crimsonmane> oscar: yes.
[01:34] <crimsonmane> but no promises
[01:34] <crimsonmane> my netbook was finiky
[01:34] <nsd> greg3000: don't use the install script I wrote, it's buggy (I forget what I did wrong). Also, use the instructions for the upstart job / init script, not the links
[01:34] <oscar> non taken... thanks!
[01:34] <nsd> greg3000: skip the part that says "If you want to use the init script system" but do copy the init script (obviously)
[01:36] <harisund> bastidrazor: Thanks and one last question. Can I setup Windows key to open that menu?
[01:36] <parabyte> i see i need to buy a licence from sco
[01:36] <ChogyDan> Jef91|Gaming: I don't see it, but I think if there was, you would find it here: https://launchpad.net/~xubuntu-dev
[01:36] <parabyte> are all you guys running illegal copies of linux?
[01:36] <root> kay Virtual packages like 'alacarte' can't be removed
[01:36] <crimsonmane> oscar did it work?
[01:36] <root> what do i do?
[01:37] <Jef91|Gaming> Yea... Building the .deb myself
[01:37] <oscar> crimsonmane no it didnt :(
[01:37] <Jef91|Gaming> Was hoping to avoid having to do so
[01:37] <ugh123> well?
[01:37] <ugh123> im trying to remove apache :(
[01:37] <Starminn> HEy, guys... Umm.... Ubuntu keeps losing and finding my graphics drivers and it's quite annoying.
[01:37] <ugh123> but i get Virtual packages like 'alacarte' can't be removed
[01:37] <ChogyDan> ugh123: can you pastebin the error message?
[01:38] <bastidrazor> harisund: it is Alt + F1 already.
[01:38] <ugh123> pastebin?
[01:38] <ugh123> like copy paste into chat?
[01:38] <ChogyDan> !paste | ugh123
[01:38] <crimsonmane> !pastebin
[01:38] <Starminn> Right now all my apps got kicked back to Workspace 1, COmpiz isn't working, I have the plain Metacity window borders (so Emerald isn't working), and I'm not quite sure what to do.
[01:38] <oscar> hey guuys: my battery tray icon doesnt show how much charge the battery has when i place the cursor over it, and when i left click the icon it says it's estimating... all the time... can anyone help???
[01:39] <crimsonmane> oscar: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1601974
[01:39] <ugh123> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574237/
[01:39] <bastidrazor> harisund: System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts > Desktop > Show the panel's main menu > you can change it here
[01:39] <ugh123> im an advanced user, so dont bother skipping the geeky stuff.
[01:40] <ugh123> and yea, im in root for a reason .
[01:40] <BlkSvr> there :P
[01:40] <ChogyDan> ugh123: I think that just means alacarte is not installed
[01:40] <BlkSvr> It is installed
[01:41] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: what does apt-cache policy alacarte say?
[01:42] <BlkSvr> i stand corrected
[01:42] <BlkSvr> root@root:~# sudo apt-cache policy alacarte
[01:42] <BlkSvr> alacarte:
[01:42] <BlkSvr>   Installed: (none)
[01:42] <BlkSvr>   Candidate: (none)
[01:42] <FloodBot3> BlkSvr: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:42] <BlkSvr>   Version table:
[01:42] <BlkSvr> >.<
[01:43] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I believe virtual means that it is provided by another package, fwiw
[01:43] <BlkSvr> so how do i get rid of it?
[01:43] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: because you want to remove apache?  can you pastebin the error you get for that?
[01:43] <BlkSvr> brb in 5 kay?
[01:43] <BlkSvr> and i alredy did
[01:43] <BlkSvr> its the same as alecrte
[01:44] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I see two attempts to remove alacarte, but let me know when you are back
[01:45] <A|i3N> HEY i got a weird question. Say I wanna load up my existing installation of windows 7 within Linux, for the hell of it - is there a program to do this with?
[01:45] <miketomdool> i think you can with virtualbox-ose
[01:46] <miketomdool> i think you have to convert it with a command from virtualbox... i would google it
[01:47] <BlkSvr> back
[01:47] <BlkSvr> alright one sec
[01:47] <A|i3N> eh not exactly what I'm looking for I don't think. I mean yea I want a virtual machine but I want to load my existing O/S with it, which sounds retarded but i might need a file and don't want to reboot or something lol
[01:47] <dandaman> is there a way to make my back audio jacks disable automatically when i plug into my front audio jack?
[01:47] <BlkSvr> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574239/
[01:47] <BlkSvr> see same thing
[01:48] <dandaman> or is there software that lets me control jacks?
[01:48] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: apache is actually apache2-server or something, try tab completion
[01:49] <vacho> anyone here use webmin?
[01:49] <crimsonmane> When my computer sits idle for roughly 15 minutes my WUSB refuses to function until a restart. I've moved screensaver and power management to 2 hours to make sure that going idle into those modes wasnt causing it. Is there a fix that i cannot find online, or perhaps a way i can reboot the WUSB itself without rebooting the computer? i would rather just have it work as intended but whatever help anyone offers would be ... helpful.
[01:49] <miketomdool> A|i3n http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=769883
[01:49] <Starminn> dandaman: I just found something in my Applications list I never saw before (probably installed with somehting else) called "JACK Audio Connection Kit" that may be worth a try?
[01:49] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, thats why im using purge not remove, purge reads it as sudo apt-get remove apache*
[01:49] <Starminn> dandaman: I know nothing about it though and even if I did I know nothing about jacks either so... ;)
[01:49] <itaylor57> !webmin | vacho
[01:49] <A|i3N> *L@@ks*
[01:49] <BlkSvr> wait
[01:49] <BlkSvr> GOT IT!
[01:50] <vacho> itaylor57: thank you sir'e
[01:50] <BlkSvr> apt-get purge apache*
[01:50] <xxd_> hello
[01:50] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan,  thanks!
[01:50] <drag0nz> hey guys, is there a way to see which folders i have shared with my network?
[01:50] <BlkSvr> Ill stay in channel incase i get more bs from this
[01:50] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: erm, well, just a warning, sometimes the * goes crazy with apt-get
[01:51] <A|i3N> Hm, interesting, wonder if this works for 7'
[01:51] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, i know i know, ive been using linux since the days of 1.6 ... just ubuntu is a whole new world for me
[01:51] <Starminn> Where can I go to get help with TuxGuitar?
[01:51] <miketomdool> it should...
[01:52] <matcouto> Does anybody know how to make LXDE keep the last wallpaper set on the new sessions?
[01:52] <BlkSvr> well actually i started on a 1.6, it wasent in the "days of 1.6" it was just a distro that was long since abandoned.
[01:52] <BlkSvr> ive been using linux since i was 13, and im 16.6 now :P more accurate.
[01:53] <BlkSvr> dang it!
[01:53] <BlkSvr> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574243/
[01:53] <crimsonmane> When my computer sits idle for roughly 15 minutes my WUSB refuses to function until a restart. I've moved screensaver and power management to 2 hours to make sure that going idle into those modes wasnt causing it. Is there a fix that i cannot find online, or perhaps a way i can reboot the WUSB itself without rebooting the computer? i would rather just have it work as intended but whatever help anyone offers would be ... helpful.
[01:54] <BlkSvr> same error
[01:54] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I take it you don't mean linux kernel 1.6  :)  cause that is a long time ago
[01:54] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, no i mean kernel 1.6 was on my first distro.
[01:54] <drc> BlkSvr: old flavors, huh? Yggdrasil or SLS ?
[01:54] <A|i3N> I might try this and get back to you Miketomdool. hehe. Hope it doesn't mess native boot up if i do.
[01:55] <BlkSvr> drc, BK
[01:55] <crimsonmane> When my computer sits idle for roughly 15 minutes my WUSB refuses to function until a restart. I've moved screensaver and power management to 2 hours to make sure that going idle into those modes wasnt causing it. Is there a fix that i cannot find online, or perhaps a way i can reboot the WUSB itself without rebooting the computer? i would rather just have it work as intended but whatever help anyone offers would be ... helpful.
[01:56] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: ok, that's well before me.  Anyway, still, virtual package just means that there isn't a package with that name, and other packages provide it.  You need to select the right name.  See dpkg -l | grep apache
[01:56] <drc> BlkSvr: hmmm...don't remember that one (they say the memory is the second thing to go)
[01:57] <Jonii> I wonder how the flash problem(flash crashing occasionally when closing windows or firefox tabs) was suddenly fixed
[01:57] <BlkSvr> sorry would you say that last thing again? i got disconnected.
[01:58] <ahaziah77> hello, i have a skype question
[01:58] <ChogyDan> crimsonmane: is this a card supported by linux?  I would try linux-backports-modules
[01:58] <ahaziah77> does anyone know if there is a way to play the skype games on ubuntu?
[01:58] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: ok, that's well before me.  Anyway, virtual package just means that there isn't a package with that name, and other packages provide it.  You need to find the right name.  See dpkg -l | grep apache
[01:58] <crimsonmane> chogydan: yeah its on the list of supported hardware, although this problem has existed for years. i will look up what you said. i don't know what that really is.
[01:58] <Starminn> In an applications (TuxGuitar) sound is not being outputted.
[01:59] <ChogyDan> crimsonmane: lucid or maverick?
[01:59] <BlkSvr> thanks :) , oh and drc: bk is a pourtugese installation, got it from a exchange student who bricked his labtop
[01:59] <crimsonmane> maverick. the problem has existed since the dawn of time tho
[01:59] <BlkSvr> drc: was banian kaumba or somthing like that
[01:59] <ahaziah77> ?????
[02:00] <ChogyDan> crimsonmane: maybe it is hardware, but the lbm install should be something like: sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-wireless-maverick-generic
[02:00] <drc> BlkSvr: ah...
[02:00] <ersyah> a
[02:00] <crimsonmane> what is "lbm" ?
[02:00] <Starminn> In an application (TucGuitar), there is no sound being outputted, although sound has worked beautifully for all other apps. Anybody have any usggestions for fixes?
[02:01] <ChogyDan> Starminn: try running it from the command line, see if you get any errors
[02:01] <BlkSvr> know whats really cool? If you take out a harddisk used by windows, you can see the fragmentation as darkspots where data is in random spots :P
[02:01] <BlkSvr> but if you take out a ubuntu harddisk ... its all kinda centered, minimal frags :P
[02:02] <ahaziah77> can someone help?
[02:02] <Starminn> ChogyDan: /dev/sequencer: No such file or directory. Okay, well that probably isn't good.
[02:02] <bezao> how can i list all users created on my ubuntu? (command line)
[02:03] <Starminn> ChogyDan: I'll try Removing then Installing again first before we try anything weird. ;)
[02:03] <pension> cat /etc/passwd
[02:03] <BlkSvr> ii  libbatik-java 1.7.ubuntu-4ubuntu1 xml.apache.org SVG Library
[02:03] <BlkSvr> thats what i got from dpkg -l | grep apache
[02:03] <Labladore> arkadaslar merhaba..
[02:03] <Starminn> ahaziah77: Ask again, all on one line, and maybe somebody else can answer.
[02:04] <ahaziah77> is there any way to run the skype applications, like playing games on ubuntu, all i have is the video?
[02:04] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I don't think apache is installed then.  Here is mine:  http://pastebin.com/YpFuPHrN
[02:04] <ClankBot> CLANK OUT
[02:04] <BlkSvr> ahaziah77, thats just cus skype hasent been updated for linux in ages. cus they hates us.
[02:04] <BlkSvr> !pastebin
[02:04] <ahaziah77> BlkSvr, k, thats all i was wondering, so i guess it cant be done then?
[02:05] <BlkSvr> thank you ubottu
[02:05] <crimsonmane> ahaziah77: use Wine and the windows version of skype?
[02:05] <ChogyDan> Starminn: I suspect that it is looking for some sort sound support that isn't there.  It might be tough to track down a solution
[02:05] <Starminn> ChogyDan: I know. That's why I wanted to just try Reinstalling it first and crossing my fingers that it accidentally skipped something.
[02:07] <Starminn> ChogyDan: Nope, no luck. ALright, well I give up, I don't need it that bad and I was only trying it to see what it was like.
[02:07] <ClankBot> CLANK IN
[02:07] <Starminn> ChogyDan: Unless you have a really awesome idea off the top of your head, of curse, but other than that it's not worth troubleshooting honestly lol
[02:08] <adminewb> My lucid installation is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, my files seem to acquire emblems no one put there, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these files can be added or removed ok. Thoughts?
[02:08] <ChogyDan> Starminn: yeah, that is one to sort out on launchpad.  The idea I have is something like: http://wwww.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41601
[02:09] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, so how do i get rid of this ?
[02:09] <BlkSvr> http://imagebin.org/140705
[02:09] <BlkSvr> oh and i midaswell tell you what im doin, im using Gnacktrack, installing it, then installin ubuntu and linux mint meta packages over it. and yea.... ive done this before.
[02:10] <Starminn> ChogyDan: Error's still there.
[02:10] <BlkSvr> there all ubuntu derivatives so they should all be applicable.
[02:11] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: Im not sure what Im looking for
[02:11] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan,  services, see apache is still in there.
[02:11] <agliodbs> anyone know how I map dev8-32 device numbering to device names?  i.e. /dev/sda/?
[02:12] <adminewb> My lucid installation is behaving oddly: at apparently random long intervals, my files&folders seem to acquire emblems no one put there, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these files can be added or removed ok. Thoughts anyone? Ring any bells anyone?
[02:12] <crimsonmane> chogydan: was it you telling me to fetch the backports? if so, or if not, do i now need to reboot to finalize (as am used to with windows) or with linux is it flying already?
[02:12] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: OH, no idea
[02:13] <ChogyDan> crimsonmane: I actually don't know, but I imagine that you would need to reboot
[02:13] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan: sigh.
[02:14] <lighta> hoi, how can I retrieve a file I just erase ? (e.g lets say I copy a file from a different location on past it on my current directory. Filename was similare and my copy erased my previous file, can I get it back ?)
[02:14] <adminewb> agliodbs, did you want to mknod to fill your /dev directory?
[02:15] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: that might be something specific to the distro you are using.  I don't have the services menu
[02:16] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, it is. I asked the dev and he said it was just simple applications.menu editing, he didnt do anything nobody else on ubuntu coudlnt.
[02:16] <agliodbs> adminewb: no, just trying to interpret SAR output
[02:16] <Starminn> lighta: I don't have a suggestion, but a better way to ask this (just so it's more in plain-English) is "How do I retrieve a file that was overwritten?" (BEcause what you're talking about is overwriting it sounds, so just use "overwritten" instead of the long example lol)
[02:16] <parkaboy> anybody having problems installing programs from Software Center: xchat and a couple of other things today said coming from "Unauthorized sources" then didn't install, but terminal install worked fine
[02:16] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, infact the dev half-made everything here.... its rather annoyin. This distro still reads as ubuntu to grub2, that should tell you how much work he put into it lmao.
[02:17] <Starminn> !recover | lighta (See if any of these help, although I'm not sure if it applies to being overwritten)
[02:17] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: you can just rightclick the menu and edit out those entries
[02:17] <EmuAlert> I can't figure out how to get crontab to work. I'm trying to get my file to run every minute (for easy testing), but my line from crontab -e, '* * * * * /home/brian/launchstuff', doesn't do anything. /home/brian/launchstuff does work straight from the terminal, so that's not the problem
[02:17] <lighta> thx Starminn =) hehe exemple was clear
[02:17] <DrMax> last update broke my nfs:  dmsg has message "svc: failed to register lockdv1 RPC service (errno 97)"
[02:17] <DrMax> how do I fix that ?
[02:18] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan,  if they were a grey ? , i would .... but theres an icon, which means some installation is left over
[02:18] <BlkSvr> see
[02:18] <bo> hey so how does one exit busybox and resume normal boot?
[02:18] <UBuxuBU> join #antivirus
[02:18] <BlkSvr> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574252/
[02:19] <Rhamphoryncus> I have ubuntu 10.04 booted on my old harddrive and just bought a new drive.  I'd like to do a clean install of 10.10 on the new drives.  What's the easiest method to do that?
[02:19] <BlkSvr> those were whats left when i ran apt-get purge apache*
[02:19] <quizme> i have a directory named "-p" (without the double quotes).  How do I rmdir it ?
[02:19] <BlkSvr> Rhamphoryncus, download the new install, put it on a flash drive , and install to the new system.
[02:19] <devcorkvince> Rhamphoryncus: just make the new drive primary
[02:19] <Rhamphoryncus> BlkSvr: don't have one handy :/
[02:20] <Starminn> quizme: You could try putting it between quotes or single-quotes. Basically, anything that tells Bash "This is a single string"
[02:20] <BlkSvr> Rhamphoryncus a dvd or a dc will do ?
[02:20] <BlkSvr> cd*
[02:20] <quizme> starminn: i tried that
[02:20] <Starminn> quizme: A better place to ask if that doesn't work is in #bash
[02:20] <Starminn> quizme: Eh, ask in #bash then. They're the channel for that.
[02:20] <quizme> starminn: thanks
[02:20] <Rhamphoryncus> BlkSvr: seems wasteful but also seems like the most reliable solution.  The wiki FromLinux page has instructions to avoid it, but it also looks to avoid 75% of the installer and the autoconfiguration that comes with it
[02:21] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: btw, apt-get uses regexp so you want to be using 'apt-get purge apache.*'
[02:21] <adminewb> agliodbs: sar system monitor?
[02:21] <Starminn> IS there a way to make a PortablLinux of Maverick? PortableLinux seems to only support up to Jaunty
[02:21] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, thanks, ugh not used to ubuntu, i wish i could go back to a pure cli installation.... but i need the hacker tools ... ugh.
[02:22] <Rhamphoryncus> hmm barely have enough free space to download the image ;)
[02:22] <adminewb> Lucid is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, my files&folders acquire emblems for no apparent reason, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these can be added/removed ok. Ring any bells anyone?
[02:22] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: your system looks severely broken to me (reading through backlog) and you would have it reinstalled faster than the "fixing" you are currently doing.
[02:23] <Fosten> anyone had any luck getting vlc to capture rawdv in ubuntu without dvgrab?
[02:23] <bo_kane> hey so does anyone know how to get out of busybox in ubuntu/xubuntu/kubuntu??
[02:23] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, its not broken , its just not uninstalling stuff. And this isnt ubuntu. its a ubuntu offshoot made for pen-testing. I plan to strip it down package by package
[02:24] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, till its just the pentest tools and bassic system utilities
[02:24] <bo_kane> which flavor are you talking about??
[02:24] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: why not go the other way round and use debootstrap to install a minimal system and go from there?
[02:24] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: seems way easier than what you are doing now.
[02:24] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, cus the dev didnt put that option in.
[02:25] <bo_kane> what OS are you talking about BlkSvr and Ampelbein?
[02:25] <BlkSvr> Ampelbiel: Gnacktrack 5.
[02:25] <bo_kane> interesting
[02:25] <BlkSvr> bo_kane, i tried putting the tools into ubuntu, but this is infact easier (surprisingly)
[02:26] <bo_kane> which is easier?
[02:26] <bo_kane> installing gnacktrack or the tools? clarify :P
[02:26] <bo_kane> ..why not just add a gnacktrack ppa or request such a rep/o
[02:26] <bo_kane> *repo?
[02:26] <BlkSvr> bo_kane: installing gnack, ripping it down to the bassics, then installing ubuntu and linux mint meta packages over it.
[02:27] <bo_kane> oh cool
[02:27] <bo_kane> ..is it nearly identical to backtrack in terms of programs?
[02:27] <BlkSvr> bo_kane: tried it, for some reason half of it dosent install and the half that dose wont go into the gnome menu.
[02:27] <bo_kane> hm
[02:27] <BlkSvr> bo_kane: pretty much, but the dev did a horrible job of it, its only good as a live cd.
[02:28] <bo_kane> yeah thats how most small projects are these days
[02:28] <bo_kane> pushing it out as fast as possible to foster interest in the project
[02:28] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: your best bet is to ask the developer what he did, because I think this is severely off-topic here in #ubuntu.
[02:28] <BlkSvr> Ampelbien: its all the same as ubuntu as far as what im doing (package management)
[02:28] <adminewb> My lucid installation is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, my files&folders acquire emblems for no apparent reason, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these can be added/removed ok. Ring any bells anyone?
[02:29] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: just because it uses apt-get doesn't make it the same.
[02:29] <bo_kane> if this were facebook i would "like" that comment haha
[02:29] <BlkSvr> Ampelbien: but using the same version of dpkg as 10.10 , the same synaptic manager, even the same software center dose.
[02:30] <DrMax> last update broke my nfs:  dmsg has message "svc: failed to register lockdv1 RPC service (errno 97)"  How do I fix this?
[02:30] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: it is still off topic as it isn't a official supported release. noone knows what the developer did when even such simple tasks as deinstalling packages doesn't work anymore.
[02:31] <bo_kane> so anyone know how to fix busybox boot issues?
[02:31] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: it dose work, ive had simpliar problem on ubuntu itself, apache is a "virtual package" or whatever.
[02:31] <BlkSvr> similar*
[02:31] <ubuntu_> ok ubuntu wouldnt start after i installed along side win7, so I reformatted the drive ubuntu was on, grew it big again for win7, now when I boot I get something that says grub... using ubuntu on cd to get in here to find out what I need to do to remove grub and have my system boot into win7, btw I have no win7 cd...... help
[02:32] <BlkSvr> ubuntu_, grub overwrit your bootloader, if you get rid of it, you wont be able to boot at all.
[02:32] <bo_kane> ive had a couple reboots where ive loaded up into busybox and afterwards cannot get past basic boot scripts on both normal and rescue boots
[02:32] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: like I said, that's broken. there is no apache package in the official repository.
[02:33] <StevenX> Hi. Can someone tell me how to change my computer's name? The name is too long right now and it takes up a long string when I am using the terminal.
[02:33] <bo_kane> ubuntu_, try using wubi
[02:33] <Starminn> StevenX: http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2732/ubuntu_how_to_change_computer_name/
[02:33] <bo_kane> delete your current install or make it smaller then use wubi to reinstall. windows sees it as an uninstallable program
[02:33] <bo_kane> stevenx, google
[02:34] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, nothing is broken, he used a differant source. As far as i know, changing sources dosent break anything unless your an idiot with it.
[02:34] <StevenX> thanks Starminn
[02:34] <Starminn> !google | bo_kane
[02:34] <ubuntu_> bo_kane: huh?
[02:34] <bytesaber> got an old dos box i added to my network.  it's setup with a nic that supports netbeui.  i'm running the Workgroups add-on for DOS.
[02:34] <bo_kane> okay
[02:34] <bytesaber> can ubuntu run samba supporting netbuei ?
[02:34] <Starminn> bo_kane: Or if you have to be sarcastic, then at least LMGTFY them. ;)
[02:34] <bo_kane> there is this program called wubi
[02:35] <bo_kane> IKNOWRIGHT
[02:35] <bo_kane> i love that
[02:35] <bo_kane> anyways
[02:35] <Jasonn> BlkSvr: He is not saying that it would break something, he is just saying that the packages are not fully, if at all supported by canonical/ubuntu, so we cant provide support - therefore its offtopic
[02:35] <bo_kane> wubi is a program you can use on windows to install ubuntu variants onto your harddrive AS windows programs
[02:35] <bo_kane> so,
[02:35] <exar> DrMax: errno 97 is EAFNOSUPPORT and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1431118 says you can disable ipv6 to make the message go away
[02:35] <bo_kane> if something goes wrong, you just hop on over to winblow$ and uninstall as you wish
[02:35] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: different source = not ubuntu anymore = not supported here
[02:36] <BlkSvr> jasonn: but you CAN provide support for your offical package manager, which is not broken or tamperd with, and is simply giving an error it would give with a virtual package from the main repo.
[02:36] <DrMax> exar : hmm thx... so NFS stopped supporting IPv6 suddently?
[02:36] <BlkSvr> if i knew of such a package i would lay it down for you, and with 35 thousand + packages, there probably is one in there.
[02:36] <DrMax> well, rpc/portmap
[02:36] <bo_kane> its also helpful in that you can set the size of the ubuntu install, however, the max is 30gb, which is a bit of a limiting factor but sounds good for you in that you want to keep windows larger
[02:36] <BlkSvr> as such it IS supported by this session.
[02:37] <BlkSvr> NOW. may we stop stalling for time and pushing this off, and put our heads together to help a fellow member of the community.
[02:37] <bo_kane> Was that helpful, ubuntu_ ?
[02:37] <Abhijit> hi
[02:37] <Abhijit> if i installed libreoffice .deb form their website then i will not get automatic updates for it, right?
[02:37] <exar> DrMax: I just did a quick google search of your error message. I don't know what caused the error to start popping up for you. Sorry.
[02:37] <BlkSvr> this should be an issue of what is and isnt yours to help with, this should be the issue of a member in trouble, and as such it is your obligation, nay your duty, to help such a member if you are a person who is inclined to do so.
[02:37] <bo_kane> correct
[02:38] <bo_kane> if you WANT updates, install the ppa as per their instructions
[02:38] <bo_kane> personally, i would add it as they update more often than the ubuntu project
[02:38] <Abhijit> bo_kane, 'whose' instruction? i only found that on omgubuntu.
[02:38] <Starminn> !who | bo_kane
[02:38] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I think the virtual message is misleading you.  It just means that it isn't installed.  You are going to have to remove those menu links through a means other than apt-get I think
[02:38] <BlkSvr> now, can we stop pushing off things we dont know about, and learn together about the system we use.
[02:38] <coz_> Abhijit,  probably better to find a PPA for it
[02:38] <DrMax> exar : last kernel upgrade
[02:38] <Abhijit> coz_, yeah okay
[02:38] <coz_> Abhijit,  but as I recall...doing it your way there were update
[02:38] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, but there is an icon, and experance is telling me that means somthing it providin that icon.
[02:38] <Abhijit> coz_, :-o how?
[02:39] <BlkSvr> Sorry for the horrid typing, got myself all worked up.
[02:39] <bo_kane> Abijit, google "libreoffice ppa"
[02:39] <coz_> Abhijit,   here is a ppa  I believe that is working
[02:39] <Abhijit> !google | bo_kane
[02:39]  * Abhijit is newer!!!
[02:39] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: then use 'dpkg -S <filename>' to find out what package it belongs to
[02:39] <Abhijit> :P
[02:39] <Jasonn> BlkSvr: you are getting the package/update from a third party - its like getting a ford car, getting the motor on the black market, and complaining to ford that it doesnt work
[02:39] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: you gotta ask the dev how s/he is managing that icon.  S/he may not have used a package
[02:39] <coz_> Abhijit,  I dont recall using the deb from their site and how it updates  but I do recall it updating somehow buts its been a while since I tried again
[02:39] <bo_kane> well i google it for you, abhijit, BlkSvr
[02:39] <bo_kane> oops
[02:39] <bo_kane> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/10/install-libreoffice-ppa-ubuntu/
[02:40] <bo_kane> there you are
[02:40] <Abhijit> bo_kane, no i found it already.
[02:40] <bo_kane> wow...
[02:40] <DrMax> exar : so I'm a bit puzzled since the only thing I did was apt-get update/upgrade, reboot ... I did not change configurations manually
[02:40] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan,  which is lovely because the dev is dead as far as i know. never responds to e-mails.
[02:40] <Abhijit> coz_, ok then i go for ppa
[02:40] <Abhijit> bo_kane, thanks
[02:40] <coz_> Abhijit,  hold on I think there is an "official"  ppa  looking now
[02:40] <bo_kane> no problem
[02:40] <bo_kane> just make sure you do a sudo apt-get update
[02:40] <bo_kane> BEFORE you try to add libreoffice
[02:41] <coz_> Abhijit,    here you go    https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa
[02:41] <bo_kane> coz_, hes good
[02:41] <Starminn> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibreOffice
[02:41] <Abhijit> coz_, ok
[02:41] <Abhijit> ok
[02:41] <BlkSvr> Jezz, support teams are worse then warrenties... you change one little thing... "NOT OUR PRODUCT, GO AWAY!" ... >.<
[02:41] <halitus> Hi all can i do a server install from a desktop iso? or just a minimal install and install what i need or remove what i dont etc?
[02:41] <Abhijit> this is my new system and now i cant ctrl shift v - that is paste - to terminal~!
[02:41] <Abhijit> help
[02:42] <bo_kane> halitus, try ubuntu JeOS
[02:42] <bo_kane> its EXTREMELY lightweight, and can easily be run from a virtual box application
[02:42] <Starminn> halitus: http://www.ubuntu.com/server
[02:42] <coz_> Abhijit,   mm that's odd,, this is ubuntu 10.10 ?
[02:42] <BlkSvr> Abhijit, check your keyboard layout
[02:42] <adminewb> Lucid is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, some files&folders acquire emblems for no apparent reason, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these can be added/removed ok. Ring any bells anyone?
[02:42] <Abhijit> coz_, lucidc 6 bit
[02:42] <halitus> the only reason i ask is because my banwidth is low
[02:42] <Abhijit> BlkSvr, its usa
[02:42] <halitus> and dont want to download another iso
[02:42] <bo_kane> abhijit, yaquake and tilda packages allow you to use a key binding to open terminal
[02:42] <BlkSvr> Abhijit, hmm, no idea then.
[02:43] <bo_kane> ah i see, halitus
[02:43] <Abhijit> bo_kane, not to open the terminal, to paste to terminal
[02:43] <coz_> Abhijit,   doest  ctrl+alt  work with other keybindings?
[02:43] <Starminn> halitus Well look at the link I gave you and see what is there and what isn't there compared to Desktop.
[02:43] <Abhijit> BlkSvr, ok
[02:43] <bo_kane> oh abhijit i see
[02:43] <coz_> Abhijit,  rather  shift + ctlr
[02:43] <halitus> Starminn, cheers will do
[02:44] <Starminn> halitus: That way you can use your Desktop .iso and make it exactly like a server
[02:44] <coz_> Abhijit, are you running compiz?
[02:44] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: pastebin 'dpkg -l apache*' and we can tell you what part of it you still have installed
[02:44] <Abhijit> coz_, i dont done anything. its new system.
[02:44] <Firefishe> I'm running 10.04 Lucid.  I recently set up my wireless to use openDNS on a specific wireless  network.  I deleted all the information, but it still seems to be using openDNS to filter things I don't want filtered.  Is there a way to reset my entire, system-wide resolve.conf  so that it's like a fresh install?
[02:44] <halitus> Starminn, yeah i thought that would be the case but how do i limit what gets installed while im installing it?
[02:44] <Abhijit> :-o
[02:44] <Abhijit> coz_,
[02:44] <Abhijit> coz_, shift ctrl worked!!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:44] <Abhijit> :-)
[02:44] <coz_> Abhijit,   there you go
[02:45] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: just did that 30 second ago, had to > /root/Desktop/list it. theres alot.
[02:45] <Starminn> halitus: I don't think you can. Maybe the alternate CD? But that'd be another download.
[02:45] <halitus> hmm fair enough ill jsut give it a ago
[02:45] <bo_kane> if its avaialble why not just pay for a server hosted by someone else?
[02:45] <ubuntu_> bo_kane: ima dumbass when it comes to this stuff.. I installed ubuntu along side win7 a week back selecting half my hard drive. ubuntu has never worked, when I would try to select it from the menu I would get kernel panic -- not syncing VFS unable to mount root fs on unknown block 0.0 and tried to figure that out in here... a week later in an attempt to just forget ubuntu, I used gparted to format the drive back to ntfs, then grew it, now I get       grub
[02:45] <ubuntu_>  >     thats it... need to fix mbr, dont have recovery cd so thats my story
[02:45] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: then do 'dpkg -l apache* | grep ii'
[02:46] <Starminn> halitus: If you can, I'd do that server and you're done inmstantly but if not, just do what you wanted to do.
[02:46] <bo_kane> ah i see
[02:46] <bo_kane> ubuntu_, see if you can delete all ubuntu/grub stuff from inside win7
[02:46] <bo_kane> and if you still want ubuntu use wubi
[02:47] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: or even better 'dpkg -l *apache* | grep ii'
[02:47] <exar> ubuntu_: if you can get to windows 7, try EasyBCD http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1
[02:47] <Starminn> bo_kane: Windows has issues seeing Linunx filesystems. He'd be better off using a LiveCD.
[02:47] <ubuntu_> cant get into win7, thats my problem, using ubuntu live cd to get in here
[02:47] <Mios> I need some help. I am trying to install Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit on an AMD64 computer, yet I don't seem to understand partitioning for it. I do not want to erase my entire hard drive.
[02:47] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein,  you mean grep i right? not ii.
[02:47] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: no, I mean 'ii'
[02:47] <bo_kane> starminn, it sounds like he needs to remove ubuntu to give priority to win7
[02:47] <BlkSvr> i get nothing/
[02:47] <bo_kane> in which case he can do that via simple win7 partition tools
[02:48] <Mios> I had 32 bit on my desktop, and it's install process was great. I do not know how to partition this one correctly to not screw it up.
[02:48] <Abhijit> bye
[02:48] <BlkSvr> :/ *
[02:48] <bo_kane> if i am understanding properly
[02:48] <Starminn> Mios: For Ubuntu you need an ext* partition mounted at "/" (root) and a 2GB swap.
[02:48] <BlkSvr> Mios: WAIT
[02:49] <Mios> I know this. I dont... *Waits*
[02:49] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: that means that you don't have anything installed with apache in it's name
[02:49] <bo_kane> Mios: if youre feeling ambitious, you can try zfs ^.^
[02:49] <BlkSvr> mios: whats your ram, make your swap be 2 times the size of your ram.
[02:49] <ChogyDan> ubuntu_: I would just reinstall Ubuntu.  Grub needs a few files on the Ubuntu install to function, and unless you can reinstall the win7 bootloader, you are stuck with grub, eh?
[02:49] <Mios> My RAM is 3 GB. I shall make a 6 gig Swap file.
[02:49] <Mios> And why try zfs?
[02:49] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: then why did i get such a big list for dpkg -l apache* ?
[02:49] <francesco_> you can use bootrec.exe to restore the mbr
[02:49] <bo_kane> because of its speed
[02:49] <BlkSvr> nvm i got somthing
[02:50] <bo_kane> and its just interesting and cool to mess around with, not to mention geek cred
[02:50] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: because that also lists uninstalled, but available packages
[02:50] <BlkSvr> but only when i used i
[02:50] <BlkSvr> not ii
[02:50] <exar> Mios: do you want to overwrite the 32-bit Ubuntu installation with the 64-bit Ubuntu installation?
[02:50] <Mios> Geek cred or compatibility.
[02:50] <Mios> Do want the latter.
[02:50] <bo_kane> Mios: sounds like its gonna be a reinstall then
[02:50] <Mios> I just got this laptop, which is 64 bit. The 32 bit is on my desktop. I do not want to overwrite Windows 7.
[02:50] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574260/
[02:50] <nichos> hi all, im trying to boot my system using the amd64 10.10 disc, when i boot it says "can not mount /dev/loop0" and drops me to busy box. I've tried setting the HD to ACHI, raid and ide, all the same results'\
[02:50] <Lanh> Hi, I wonder if someone can point me in the direction of a fix, "passwords and encryption keys" isn't opening when I click it from the preferences menu in Ubuntu 10.10, and I can't figure out why. Any ideas?
[02:50] <bo_kane> i dont think you can just upgrade from 32 to 64
[02:51] <Firefishe> How do I reset my DNS servers to use whatever the ISP I'm on is using?  I want to stop using openDNS.
[02:51] <bo_kane> gotta run
[02:51] <bo_kane> bye all
[02:51] <Mios> I know it's a reinstall, I just got this laptop... 7 hours and 30 minutes ago.
[02:51] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: that's a list of packages that are not installed.
[02:51] <alisalaah> Firefishe, usually if you remove opendns and just leave it on default it will use that
[02:51] <alisalaah> Firefishe, opendns may be setup from the router not just on the comp
[02:52] <ChogyDan> Firefishe: how did you install it?
[02:52] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: Hmm looks like my gut is wrong ill gedit the .desktop file to see wheres it calling the shots from
[02:52] <exar> if you are using the Ubuntu installer, you should be able to have it automatically resize your windows 7 partition on the new laptop with a pretty slick GUI
[02:52] <blkdg> hi, i am using ubuntu 10.10 , latest patches applied. when i connect a sansa clip player, RHYTHMBOX sees it , and i can eject it from there. Why doesn't it show up on my desktop like when i plug in a lacie drive, or a sd card ?
[02:52] <Mios> I am using the Installer. The GUI seems to be replaced with a "HEY! YOU NEED SKILLZ TO DO THIS!" for this one.
[02:52] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: read up on 'man dpkg-query' to find out why you want ii.
[02:52] <nichos> Did i download the wrong version??
[02:52] <Mios> I, however, do not remember my skillz to do that.
[02:52] <Firefishe> alisalaah: That might explain why I can't get to certain sites, but I seem to remember I was able to get to them before I started using the openDNS name server addresses.  The thing is, I've deleted everything from all files previously changed.
[02:52] <Mios> The z is unnecessary, I know.
[02:53] <exar> Mios: well even if you have to manually partition, the process is not that hairy
[02:53] <alisalaah> Firefishe, check your router's dns settings
[02:53] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: Mabey later, gotta get this system running tonight. If i dont , tommorow all hell breaks lose.
[02:53] <alisalaah> usually 192.168.1.1 or 0.1
[02:53] <Firefishe> alisalaah: This is a public wi-fi area.
[02:53] <Mios> Hooray, I just noticed GParted.
[02:53] <alisalaah> Do they use OpenDNS?
[02:53] <Firefishe> alisalaah: I don't know.
[02:53] <alisalaah> or you were abel to on tehir wifi before you chnaged to opendns?
[02:53] <Firefishe> alisalaah: Yes, at least, I believe so.
[02:54] <exar> Mios: but there should be a 3-radio-button list where the options are the equivalent of: 1. Install Ubuntu alongside other operating systems, 2. Blow everything else away, and 3. Manually partition
[02:54] <Mios> Exar, there are two options. Delete Frakkin' Everything, and Specify Partitions Manually.
[02:55] <Firefishe> alisalaah: How can I tell what DNS server is being used on the network right now?
[02:55] <blkdg> if ubuntu automounts devices, would they all appear as icons on the desktop?
[02:55] <BlkSvr> Mios: Then getcha geeky glasses on and read about partitions, your about to learn how computer software devides physical media :)
[02:55] <nichos> hi all, im trying to boot my system using the amd64 10.10 disc, when i boot it says "can not mount /dev/loop0" and drops me to busy box. I've tried setting the HD to ACHI, raid and ide, all the same results'\
[02:55] <alisalaah> Firefishe, http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/05/howto-use-opendns-on-ubuntu.html
[02:55] <alisalaah> Firefishe, that tutorial has some good step by steps
[02:56] <alisalaah> Firefishe, maybe yo ucould try Google DNS servers, but use that ttorial to find it
[02:56] <exar> Mios: weird. well, specify partitions manually. Right-click the biggest the NTFS partition, select change, and change the size of the partition
[02:56] <alisalaah> or leave blank to deaults should use the providers DNS
[02:56] <Mios> Doing so, Exar.
[02:56] <agustinyanu> he
[02:56] <BlkSvr> Okay, time to strip this (inset saucy curse word here)
[02:56] <BlkSvr> insert* well that typo ruined it.
[02:56] <BlkSvr> brb, gotta reboot this and chroot in, time for the fun part.
[02:56] <panfist> if i'm compiling a program that's not in the repos where should i put the source folder
[02:57] <th0r> panfist: it usually goes into /usr/local/src
[02:57] <exar> panfist: ~/CODEZ
[02:57] <blkdg> nichos, just a stab in the dark, but did you check the iso against a md5 ?
[02:57] <Mios> Exar, does Pastebin have an equivalent to an image hosting thing? It seems that I have no ability to resize anything.
[02:57] <blkdg> panfist,  in your home dir.
[02:57] <adminewb> Lucid/GNOME is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, some files&folders acquire emblems for no apparent reason, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these can be added/removed ok. Ring any bells anyone?
[02:58] <Firefishe> alisalaah: Just read it.  I read something similar on openDNS's site.  I've deleted the `prepend ...
[02:58] <Firefishe> blasted fingers ;)
[02:58] <Mios> This would be easier for me if I was able to provide screenshots.
[02:58] <blkdg> panfist, once you've compiled, make, make install (or whatever) you can del the source dir
[02:58] <panfist> blkdg what if the program is a service, why would i put it in my home dir? i know it's just the source, but still
[02:58] <exar> Mios: that must be why the installer didn't have an option to install alongside other operating systems
[02:59] <exar> it had already figured out it couldn't resize the partition
[02:59] <Mios> So I am screwed?
[02:59] <exar> try booting live and using gparted
[02:59] <Mios> I am in live.
[02:59] <blkdg> panfist, get the source, untar it in your home dir, enter the newly made dir, compile, exit the dir rm that dir.
[02:59] <exar> oh
[02:59] <exar> do you have it mounted?
[02:59] <Firefishe> alisalaah: Just read it.  I read something similar on openDNS's site.  I've deleted the `prepend ...' stuff from /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf, as well as openDNS's name servers from the wireless account in the lan/wlan manager, so maybe the isp uses it, anyway.
[02:59] <Mios> Nope.
[02:59] <th0r> panfist: if you put it in /usr/local/src you can use it to 'make uninstall' later. Always a good idea to keep the src even after the executable is installed
[03:00] <BlkSvr> yeeehaa, are you ready for it? time to do every Linux haters dream.
[03:00] <panfist> yeah i dont know why people are recommending to put it in home and delete it... i've screwed up too many systems doing crap like that
[03:00] <panfist> thanks th0r
[03:01] <panfist> blkdg i appreciate the suggestions, too
[03:01] <blkdg> panfist, if you can see yourself recompiling for extra compile time features / optimization, then keep the source. it should be small in relation to the binary that you're making
[03:01] <Mios> OH. The largest partition is NTFS, does that make a difference?
[03:01] <Firefishe> alisalaah: There was one step that had me do this:  `cp /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf.auto  --  What does that do, exactly?
[03:01] <th0r> panfist: old thinking knows what /usr/local is all about; new thinking (ubuntu) says to keep out of / and do everything in /home
[03:01] <exar> yeah Ubuntu can resize NTFS no problem
[03:01] <panfist> i think make uninstall is the best part and i had no idea that was even possible before
[03:01] <Mios> Merda. I can't figure out what is messed up. D:
[03:01] <exar> panfist: it's not always possible -- it depends on the package
[03:02] <Firefishe> exar: I'd also have 'em defrag the NTFS side before having gparted resize it, too.
[03:02] <panfist> yeah i guess the package would have to implement an uninstall script
[03:02] <exar> yes that is safer, Firefishe
[03:02] <Mios> Firefishe, I got the system 7 hours ago, there is very little to defrag.
[03:02] <exar> panfist: just an uninstall target in the Makefile usually, but some don't
[03:02] <Firefishe> Mios:  @ yer pleasure, and/or risk, then, brotha! ;) hee
[03:03] <blkdg> panfist, there's nothing you can screw up by rm'ing a source dir. think about it, worst case, you use more bandwith and get it again. /home is the safest place to compile
[03:04] <exar> Mios: if you exit the installer and make sure the NTFS partition is not mounted (disk utility or just type mount at a prompt) you can see if gparted will let you resize it
[03:04] <Mios> Alright.
[03:05] <panfist> blkdg: maybe i'm not a typical ubuntu user; i don't want to be safe, i want to learn as much as i can about system administration.
[03:05] <Firefishe> brb
[03:05] <panfist> i'm doing this with the objective of learning how to manage a multiuser multihost environment
[03:06] <exar> Mios: disclaimer: I'm not an op or official Ubuntu support or anything. I've been in this channel for about an hour. I came here to ask a question about bridging wireless networks, but at this point I don't think this is the right place for it.
[03:07] <Mios> Yeah, I've been disappointed by Ubuntu support before, but I figure it's the best place. Trolls in the tubes can screw up your system when you are trying to install stuff.
[03:07] <blkdg> panfist, linux users are inherently safe. ubuntu users are linux users ...
[03:08] <milamber> Mios: what is the issue?
[03:08] <milamber> !screenshot | Mios
[03:09] <Mios> It won't let me partition my main drive to install Ubuntu 10.10 64 bit.
[03:09] <milamber> Mios: are you running a live cd?
[03:09] <Mios> Yes.
[03:09] <panfist> blkdg: if you were going to install a program that's a service that could potentially be accessed by many users and hosts...
[03:09] <panfist> you would seriously untar to home, install and delete the source?
[03:10] <milamber> Mios: are you trying to dual boot?
[03:10] <cmol> hai all
[03:10] <cmol> am need you help.
[03:10] <Hilikus> j
[03:10] <Mios> milamber: Ye.s
[03:10] <Mios> Yes.*
[03:10] <linuxtech> Anyone have issues with the security issued kernek install?   linux-image-2.6.32-29-generic-pae appears to have some debconf/perl issue. http://paste.ubuntu.com/574261/plain/
[03:10] <milamber> Mios: are you following the tutorial?
[03:10] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:10] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:10] <Mios> No. I've installed Linux 12 times since my 13th birthday.
[03:11] <Mios> Should I be following it?
[03:11] <blkdg> panfist, yes
[03:11] <Firefishe> back
[03:11] <milamber> Mios: when all else fails . . .
[03:11] <milamber> !dualboot
[03:11] <afman> Hey if you want a program to run as an root from the GUI menu how do you go about getting Ubuntu to do that? IE if I want to run soemthing like wireshark without having to open up terminal how would that work?
[03:12] <exar> Mios: try rebooting and run the installer directly instead of live
[03:12] <Mios> milamber:  http://imagebin.org/140711
[03:12] <exar> see if the friendly resize option shows up
[03:12] <panfist> blkdg: well you're going to have to do more to convince me than just say '/home is the safest place to compile'
[03:12] <milamber> Mios: brb
[03:13] <duongthaiha> Mios:  r u trying to dual boot ??
[03:13] <blkdg> panfist, think about it: grab x.tar.gz, un tar it, enter x, read the README, probabbly do a make , make install, then once it's compiled and installed, I would DELETE  the source.  why on earth would i keep it???
[03:13] <Mios> duongthaiha: Yes.
[03:13] <exar> Mios: hehe that looks bad
[03:13] <exar> Mios: does your partition have some kind of transparent encryption?
[03:13] <Mios> I don't know. I have 7 on that one.
[03:13] <duongthaiha> Mios: how many partion in the harddrive that you have
[03:13] <Firefishe> what would happen if I manually delete /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/resolv.conf.auto ?
[03:13] <Mios> 4.
[03:14] <exar> duongthaiha: Mios posted a screenshot
[03:14] <duongthaiha> Mios: ohh can you use automatic partition
[03:14] <Mios> No I can not duongthaiha
[03:14] <duongthaiha> exar: sorry just join the forum
[03:14] <duongthaiha> Mios: do you need all 4 partition?
[03:14] <panfist> blkdg: because space is probably the cheapest resource in your computer? why not keep it?
[03:15] <blkdg> panfist, one other thing, compiling a 'service' is the same as compiling an app. the make will dictate where things go unless there are compile time flags which let you over ride.
[03:15] <Mios> I most likely do not, duongthaiha
[03:15] <dingo> why cant i reboot properly ? right now i am using the live disk to access this because i cant access my computer any other way ... every time i attempt to reboot my system with ubuntu 10.10 installed it takes me to a grey config screen with a blue background and it asks me to select a language ... but it wont accept any key commands ... therefore i open my cd tray (from the tower) place this disk in the tray close and shutdown ... then i wait and turn it
[03:15] <dingo>  back on and it will let me reinstall but when i go to reboot later on (after the install) i have to go through the process all over again ... i am very tired of reinstalling so many times and i just want it to be fixed
[03:15] <blkdg> panfist, so you want to mirror every version / revision of said package?
[03:15] <duongthaiha> Mios: you have a very small ntfs sda3
[03:15] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:16] <duongthaiha> Mios: if you dont use them then delete it
[03:16] <Mios> Alright
[03:16] <exar> I would be wary of that
[03:16] <duongthaiha> Mios: make sure you check if you need anything in that partition
[03:16] <panfist> blkdg: well, it depends on the package how much i would keep, but if it's huge than re-downloading can be a pain too...i like to collect things
[03:16] <exar> those partitions could be being usedby the laptop manufacturer for restore or backup
[03:16] <Mios> I plan to check
[03:17] <duongthaiha> exar: if that was used oem then normally it at the beginning the the harddrive
[03:17] <panfist> blkdg: but you are right, service or app it really doesn't matter for the source...
[03:17] <duongthaiha> exar: sda3 is somewhere at the middle which is a strange thing to have anyway
[03:17] <blkdg> panfist, so then apply the same rule you just stated to where the compile occurs
[03:17] <blkdg> panfist, /home ...
[03:18] <exar> if you boot into windows to check, look at the administrative tools / computer management / disk management to see wtf is going on with your main windows partition
[03:18] <exar> if it's encrypted or compressed or something
[03:18] <Mios> SDA3 is my recovery partition.
[03:18] <panfist> blkdg: i just think for a multi user system, if i was going to keep it at all, why my own home dir...
[03:18] <Firefishe> Mios:  You could always wipe the entire drive, repartition manually an NTFS side and a ext4 (or what-have-you) side, then install ubuntu and then windows to their specific locations manually.
[03:19] <Mios> Do not want to get rid of that.
[03:19] <duongthaiha> Mios:  okie no problem can you give us a better screen of your harddrive
[03:19] <exar> Firefishe: if this is a newer laptop, it can be a pain to get the drivers right for Windows
[03:20] <blkdg> panfist, i would hazard a guess and say most people might keep kernel source, and that's seriously about it.
[03:20] <milamber> Mios: how's the manual working out?
[03:20] <Firefishe> exar:  Well, if MIos's laptop came with a driver-recovery cd, there you go ;)
[03:20] <exar> the manufacturer-installed operating system is usually filled with bloatware but the drivers are all the correct versions installed in the correct order
[03:20] <exar> yeah I'm just saying it can be a crap shoot
[03:20] <blkdg> panfist, how multiuser ready is ubuntu?
[03:20] <duongthaiha> Mios: I had the similar problem when i install my ubuntu. I have to use gpartition to shink some space
[03:20] <th0r> panfist: in a multiuser system there are often several admins with access to the system. They would all have access to /usr/local, but would not have access to each other's /home
[03:21] <blkdg> good point th0r
[03:21] <mouse> I'm having a hard time doing a remote desktop to a windows 7 machine.  I tried it with rdp and vnc and nothing has worked.  Any idea why?
[03:21] <duongthaiha> mouse: any error message?
[03:21] <exar> mouse: port forwarding in the appropriate places?
[03:22] <dingo> wow ... 1465 ppl here and no-one can help me ?
[03:22] <cyix> dingo: I think many may be afk
[03:22] <syrinx_> dingo: whats the situation
[03:22] <dingo> ahh
[03:22] <mouse> duongthaiha, Just that it can't connect.  exar, is port forwarding done on my side or theirs?
[03:23] <dingo> syrinx ; i cant reboot
[03:23] <exar> mouse: theirs
[03:23] <syrinx_> dingo: ok....
[03:23] <mouse> exar, What do they have to do?
[03:23] <exar> mouse: if they are behind NAT (a firewall) then they have to forward the server port to their server host
[03:23] <dingo> i printed it all up a bit if you dont mind scrolling its pretty involved
[03:24] <exar> dingo: are you taking the CD out after installation?
[03:24] <dingo> exar : yes
[03:24] <mouse> exar, How would they do that?
[03:24] <duongthaiha> mouse: ask them to forward port 3389
[03:24] <exar> mouse: router configuration
[03:25] <syrinx_> dingo: dual boot or no?
[03:25] <duongthaiha> mouse http://portforward.com/
[03:25] <dingo> syrinx; no
[03:25] <Mios> Crap. The small HP_TOOLS partition apparently contains my BIOS.
[03:25] <duongthaiha> mouse: this is a very good website for port fowarding
[03:25] <Mios> That's asinine.
[03:25] <blkdg> dingo, wireless keyboar or mouse?
[03:26] <dingo> blkdg: no on both
[03:26] <mouse> duongthaiha, exar, Ah I think that makes sense now.  What happens if the person is at a university and doesn't have access to the router?
[03:26] <exar> Mios: I doubt it's your actual BIOS, but I would keep it around
[03:27] <duongthaiha> mouse: haha just forget it then university normally dont allow those thing
[03:27] <Mios> The problem is that I have 4 partitions. The others I am paranoid of getting rid of
[03:27] <blkdg> dingo, and it accepts all commands during the install procedure?
[03:27] <jilt> how to register my name with irc/
[03:27] <duongthaiha> Mios: 4 partition in one harddrive?
[03:27] <Mios> Apparently, duongthaiha
[03:28] <apoage> hi just one question about wifi usb card is possible it will work in master mode (like Aces Point / AP) under ubuntu/linux while manufacturer says it works under windows in software AP mode .. no exactly sure what it means but just if someone has any idea
[03:28] <drc> jilt: /join freenode    and ask there
[03:28] <dingo> blkdg, yes its after install and during the next reboot after the intial that it messes up
[03:28] <duongthaiha> Mios:  should be ok my have 5
[03:28] <mouse> duongthaiha, Yeah I was afraid of that.  She went home for the weekend and I assumed that would be the perfect time but it still didn't work even after disabling the firewall.  I didn't think to mess with the router at her parent's house.
[03:28] <drc> jilt: err... /join #freenode    and ask there
[03:29] <duongthaiha> Mios: if you have a default small fat partition then leave it it normally oem
[03:29] <blkdg> dingo, standard 32 / 64 bit install, not a server or a netbook or an alternate?
[03:29] <Firefishe> What is the command for looking up a domain name's ip numbers?
[03:29] <duongthaiha> Mios if there in any thing with recover name also leave it
[03:29] <duongthaiha> Mios: then shink some space from the windows partition
[03:29] <exar> apoage: http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers if you can figure out your manufacturer or chipset then this list will tell you the current capabilities of your device in linux
[03:30] <dingo> yes standard 32bit (i assume) desktop
[03:30] <dingo> on a desktop
[03:30] <Mios> The SYSTEM partition seems to contain a folder containing BOOT/en-US/bootmgr.exe.mui (And in the same folder memtest.exe.mui) and System Volume Information, along with a bootmgr file. In the SVI folder, there is a folder called EfaData, A file called LightningSand.CFD, and Tracking.log. In the EfaData folder there is SYMEDA.DB
[03:30] <Mios> SYMEFA.DB**
[03:30] <apoage> exar: thanks
[03:30] <jilt> drc:thanx
[03:31] <matt-vaio> I am sick of unity for now. until it's bugs are worked out, I want to use gnome again, and there is no gnome-desktop related startup option. Any ideas?
[03:31] <duongthaiha> Mios: howbig is system?
[03:31] <xangua> matt-vaio: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[03:31] <Mios> It is... Hold on.
[03:32] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:32] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:32] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:32] <FloodBot3> cmol: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:32] <matt-vaio> xangua, already says it's at the latest version
[03:32] <xangua> then choose gnome as your session matt-vaio
[03:32] <Mios> It is 209 Mb
[03:32] <Mios> I need to get rid of it to make a new partition, though.
[03:32] <hensem> hello all
[03:32] <hensem> i've got some problem in ubuntu...
[03:32] <exar> cmol: http://www.osalt.com/visio OpenOffice.org Draw should be easy enough to get in 10.10
[03:33] <DrMax> exar : setting nolock to the nfs mount seems to solve the problem
[03:33] <hensem> i want to restore mysql dump in ubuntu..
[03:33] <matt-vaio> all there is is Ubuntu Desktop Edition and Ubuntu Classic Version among others. xangua, neither work obv
[03:33] <duongthaiha> Mios: can you post a full picture of the partitions
[03:33] <Mios> Yes I can.
[03:33] <duongthaiha> Mios: its easier to visually see it :D
[03:33] <hensem> but it can't. i try to 'cat' the dump of mysql... it shows in binary
[03:33] <blkdg> dingo, what do you mean , 'i assume'
[03:33] <dingo> blkdg,  32 bit install desktop edition
[03:34] <drc> matt-vaio: 10.10 or 11.04a?
[03:34] <xangua> matt-vaio: classic¿ using natty¿ matt-vaio not supported here
[03:34] <hensem> is there any way i can restore this dump in ubuntu mysql?
[03:34] <matt-vaio> 11.04a2 just yesterday
[03:34] <Mios> !screenshot
[03:34] <blkdg> dingo, 10.4, 10.10 ?
[03:34] <drc> matt-vaio: natty supported in #ubuntu+1
[03:34] <matt-vaio> oh
[03:34] <dingo> blkdg, 10.10
[03:34] <matt-vaio> kthx
[03:34] <penemue> hello everyone, any tip on how to run ubuntu 10.10 under virtualbox at higher than 800x600 ?
[03:34] <Mios> duongthaiha: http://imagebin.org/140716
[03:35] <penemue> tried adding that package virtualbox-ose something but didn't change anything
[03:35] <duongthaiha> penemue: install guest addition
[03:35] <syn-ack> penemue, Install the Guest tools
[03:35] <matt-vaio> penemue, use the virtualbox that is supplied on the website, not OSE
[03:35] <matt-vaio> OSE sucks.
[03:35] <Beavis90> Hi
[03:35] <penemue> guest additions I think i installed... well double clicked  on the stuff on cd, didn't see what the terminal said cause it dissapeared after
[03:35] <mouse> I have a linux distro iso file I want to burn to cd but it's 800+ mbs and I want to make it smaller so I ran it in virualbox and uninstalled a few packages but they weren't permanently removed from the iso.  How would I make it smaller?
[03:35] <duongthaiha> Mios: can you shink the sda2
[03:35] <penemue> i'll do it again from a terminal tomorrow (5 am here)
[03:36] <Beavis90> I am trying to enable the linux firewall as soon as the systems loads
[03:36] <Mios> No I can not, Duongthaia
[03:36] <Beavis90> can someone help me with this
[03:36] <penemue> thanks
[03:36] <duongthaiha> Mios: encrypted??
[03:36] <Mios> Red ! Icon.
[03:36] <Mios> On it.
[03:36] <apoage> exar, well emm it is Ralink Technology, Corp. RT2870/RT3070 Wireless Adapter and all i can find is rt2800usb but in colum is only interrogation mark so still have no idea
[03:37] <qq1> i need serious help qq
[03:37] <Mios> Wait a minute, what is an lba partition?
[03:37] <Trav> francesco_, its me on my iphone got the cd burnt whats next
[03:37] <matt-vaio> good question...
[03:38] <duongthaiha> Mios: Can you boots in windows and shink it from windows?
[03:38] <Mios> No I can not, Duongthaiha.
[03:39] <blkdg> dingo, just rereading your original question. so you insert cd, boot, select install, wait, and then reboot with the cd in?
[03:39] <exar> Mios: I really think you should try to resize the big 280GiB partition
[03:39] <Mios> I have tried, Exar
[03:39] <broculis> hello
[03:39] <Mios> It will not let me.
[03:39] <duongthaiha> Mios: any error when you do it it windows?
[03:39] <exar> Mios: I see you found Gparted. If you make sure it's unmounted, even Gparted won't do it?
[03:39] <Mios> Even Gparted won't do it.
[03:39] <dingo> blkdg, no the cd is long out of the tray by then ...
[03:39] <matt-vaio> Mios, it might not work if you are running a partitioner inside linux or using unetbootin on the drive
[03:40] <matt-vaio> it will lock it for safety
[03:40] <Mios> I am using a partitioner in a liveCD
[03:40] <matt-vaio> and stay mounted. try using gparted on a flash...
[03:40] <matt-vaio> oh,
[03:40] <Mios> And I have a bunch of warnings on it
[03:40] <exar> Mios: see how it says mount point and it has text there? that text should not be there
[03:40] <matt-vaio> any error messages?
[03:40] <Mios> Yes. A bunch of them, matt-vaio
[03:40] <blkdg> dingo, when you hit restart now at the end of the installation, the cd ejects, right?
[03:40] <exar> Mios: when that column is empty for sda2, try to resize it
[03:40] <bin_bash> Hello/
[03:41] <milamber> !gparted | Mios
[03:41] <dingo> blkdg, this last time it happened after i had updated the system through the update manager
[03:41] <duongthaiha> Mios: a buch of them mean very litter :P
[03:41] <bin_bash> Skype crashed, and I closed it, and it doesn't show in top, but whne trying to start skype it says "Another instance of skype may exist"
[03:41] <bin_bash> what do?
[03:41] <dingo> blkdg, yes that is correct
[03:41] <duongthaiha> Mios:  is that a warning of error?
[03:41] <broculis> just bought a  hp g62  and the wifi RaLink RT3090 Wireless 802.11n 1T/1R PCIe his having problems connecting/ staying connected/ slow connection
[03:41] <lea123>  I happen to uninstall the remanents of evolution and therefore uninstalled the gnome panel.. I tried what ubbuttu said but when i type gnome-panel it the terminal gets attached to the panel and  it also throws up GTK warning
[03:41] <qq1> anyone can help me with this kernel panic please?
[03:41] <Mios> It is a warning.
[03:41] <xangua> bin_bash: pkill skype
[03:41] <qq1> i am going to freak out
[03:41] <duongthaiha> Mios: what is this warning about?
[03:41] <Mios> It seems to be like 5,000 warnings on one window, and I can not see all of them because of my asinine resolution.
[03:42] <lea123>  I happen to uninstall the remanents of evolution and therefore uninstalled the gnome panel.. I tried what ubbuttu said but when i type gnome-panel it the terminal gets attached to the panel and  it also throws up GTK warning
[03:42] <bin_bash> xangua: didn't work
[03:42] <Mios> And I can't copy them either.
[03:42] <ruan> i've installed the 7zip package but i can't open RAR files.. it says file type not supported
[03:42] <ruan> but i can open .7z files
[03:42] <blkdg> dingo, did you change any settings during the installation ?
[03:42] <xangua> lea123: install ubuntu-desktop and don't uninstall what comes with it ;)
[03:42] <milamber> !rar | ruan
[03:43] <xangua> ruan: installed p7zip-full ¿
[03:43] <duongthaiha> Mios: are you sure that partition is not mounted to your live cd
[03:43] <mouse> When you press alt f2 you get the run application window.  What's the terminal command for that?
[03:43] <blkdg> dingo, did you check the iso you downloaded with md5 ?
[03:43] <ruan> i'll try p7zip full
[03:43] <dingo> only automatic login
[03:43] <ruan> ah, non-free rar module for p7zip
[03:43] <lea123> xangua: What do you mean ?
[03:43] <drc> ruan: install p7zip-rar
[03:44] <ruan> i did so
[03:44] <milamber> ruan: you need unrar-free for up to version 2 and unrar for version 3, make sure multiverse is enabled for unrar
[03:44] <dingo> blkdg, now you have me lost ... the disk i have came from canonical through the mail
[03:44] <syrinx_> ruan: unrar-free
[03:44] <ruan> and yeah, now it works
[03:44] <ruan> p7zip-rar
[03:44] <ruan> thanks
[03:44] <blkdg> dingo, sorry, one sec
[03:45] <ExplodingPiglets> hey can somebody give me a direct link to download wireshare? I tried googling, but they all lead to nothing.
[03:45] <dingo> blkdg, its ok im thankful you are helping no need to be sorry
[03:45] <qq1> well anyone can help me about that kernel panic? please.
[03:45] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: http://media-2.cacetech.com/wireshark/src/wireshark-1.4.4.tar.bz2
[03:45] <Mios> Okay, whoever wanted to know the errors. This screwed up and opened like 500 trash instances
[03:45] <Mios> http://imagebin.org/140717
[03:46] <Mios> It took forever to fix. Those are the errors I can se
[03:46] <blkdg> dingo, when folks grab disk image of ubuntu (*.iso) then should check that it downloaded properly by comparing the md5 checksum that ubuntu provides against the one that the downloader creates on their system. it allows the downloader to make sure the .iso is not corrupt
[03:46] <Mios> see
[03:46] <matt-vaio> it's the unity bar.
[03:46] <lea123_> Evolution seems to be the Internet Explorer application of Windows. Even though I uninstalled it ages ago it stil provides me the updates, patches and I cant just get rid of it
[03:46] <ExplodingPiglets> thanks exar
[03:46] <blkdg> dingo, but you got yours in the mail.......
[03:46] <ruan> ExplodingPiglets: do you mean wireshark?
[03:46] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: that's the source... if you want Ubuntu's version just type 'apt-get install wireshark'
[03:46] <ExplodingPiglets> oh
[03:47] <dingo> blkdg, yeah i was wondering how that applied to me
[03:47] <lea123_> I had install ubuntu-desktop to get back my Gnome-Panel
[03:47] <blkdg> dingo, was this a weird machine to start with ? did it boot windows?
[03:47] <duongthaiha> Mios: wtf
[03:47] <bin_bash> Does anyone know how to kill a program if it's not listed in top?
[03:47] <Mios> My thoughts exactly, duongthaiha
[03:47] <duongthaiha> Mios:  seem you having a bad boy here
[03:47] <blkdg> dingo, did you change any settings during the installation ?
[03:47] <milamber> bin_bash: ps aux | grep <programname>
[03:47] <dingo> blkdg, its an hp of somesort and was originally loaded with windows vista
[03:48] <milamber> Mios: do a disk check
[03:48] <blkdg> dingo, did you change any settings during the installation  ?
[03:48] <lea123_> Hello anybody has any clue to uninstall evolution completely without having the Gnome-Panel uninstalled
[03:48] <dingo> blkdg, the only setting i changed was to automatic login
[03:48] <duongthaiha> Mios: yup a disk check would be reasonable
[03:48] <Mios> In which OS?
[03:48] <blkdg> dingo, install again, take away the auto login
[03:49] <duongthaiha> Mios: run it in Win
[03:49] <gage_bw> Hi all. I'm trying to modify my .bashrc to set the title of terminator(but not gnome-terminal), but I'm not sure what to test for.
[03:49] <bin_bash> milamber: It says no such process
[03:49] <opium> hi! I'm trying to boot Ubuntu 10.10 onto my Laptop, booting thru USB gives me the error "NTLDR is missing." Any ideas?
[03:49] <duongthaiha> Mios make sure you have a good windows disk then i will look to see why you have such error
[03:49] <Mios> I'm done. Linux is not worth this.
[03:50] <gage_bw> good luck Mios
[03:50] <duongthaiha> Mios: its worth it just a bit of bad luck
[03:50] <Mios> I've installed Ubuntu 12 times in 3 years, and this is completely screwed up.
[03:50] <blkdg> dingo, maybe when X starts, there's a driver conflict, and that's locking your system?
[03:50] <dingo> blkdg, thats exactly what i wanted to avoid (another reinstall) ... but ill try again anyway ... anything else you can think of ?
[03:50] <duongthaiha> Mios: should still run the check anyway just for windows run well
[03:50] <bin_bash> I don't know what the problem is. but liek, I think my skype name is still logged in
[03:50] <bin_bash> wtf
[03:51] <blkdg> dingo, but just for trouble shooting purposes, reinstall and have it propmt you to log in, no auto login...
[03:51] <dingo> blkdg , can you elaborate ?
[03:51] <duongthaiha> Mios: run chkdsk /f
[03:51] <syn-ack> duongthaiha, "Command not found"
[03:51] <syn-ack> :P
[03:51] <milamber> bin_bash: can you just run ps?
[03:51] <qq1> i am getting the error on boot `` kernel panic - not syncing: VFS : unable to mount root fs on unknown block (0,0)
[03:52] <duongthaiha> syn-ack: lol in windows i should have said
[03:52] <bin_bash> milamber: this is the output: 20022  0.0  0.0   3324   800 pts/3    S+   22:51   0:00 grep Skype
[03:52] <ExplodingPiglets> whoa whoa whoa
[03:52] <blkdg> dingo, have you consistanly reinstalled and told it to auto log you in?
[03:52] <ExplodingPiglets> what is this network analyzer stuff?
[03:52] <ExplodingPiglets> I wanted something like limewire
[03:52] <syrinx_> whoa whoa whoa
[03:53] <dingo> blkdg, yes
[03:53] <bin_bash> When I try to sudo kill -9 or killall, it says no process found
[03:53] <blkdg> dingo, let's eliminate that possibility
[03:53] <blkdg> dingo, right?\
[03:53] <dingo> ok
[03:53] <Mios> I'm going back to Windows. Apparently 10.10 has a fatal bug called it wants to rape my entire system, or just not work.
[03:53] <milamber> bin_bash: oh, ok. i thought it wasn't working. in which case i would say that skype is not running
[03:53] <exar> Mios: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=487300 it's a little dated, but this thread says try chkdsk /f on the partition in safe mode then reboot windows a couple of times to let the scans run before Windows attempts to load  the OS off the partition
[03:53] <qq1> god please any can help me?
[03:53] <bin_bash> Sorry I meant my kill attempts aren't working
[03:53] <ExplodingPiglets> ok, pardon my bluntness but what the hell is wireshark?
[03:53] <ChogyDan> qq1: what filesystem do you have?
[03:54] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: what did you want?
[03:54] <qq1> ext4 i guess
[03:54] <syrinx_> ExplodingPiglets: packet sniffer
[03:54] <qq1> im a bit newb at this stuff sorry
[03:54] <ExplodingPiglets> I wanted wireshare
[03:54] <milamber> !info wireshark | ExplodingPiglets
[03:54] <Mios> Time to reboot.
[03:54] <syn-ack> ChogyDan, I'm thinking it's a bad fstab
[03:54] <Mios> -.-
[03:54] <duongthaiha> Mios: see u in ubuntu soon
[03:54] <exar> http://sourceforge.net/projects/wireshare/
[03:54] <exar> my bad
[03:54] <duongthaiha> Mios: it worth it mate :D
[03:54] <dingo> blkdg, thanks i'll be back soon with results
[03:54] <blkdg> dingo, should take you about 15 min.
[03:54] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: I assumed you typo'ed
[03:54] <ExplodingPiglets> kthanls
[03:54] <ExplodingPiglets> *kthanks
[03:55] <ExplodingPiglets> Gah!
[03:55] <ExplodingPiglets> Which one is the download link?
[03:55] <bin_bash> milamber: how can I kill this unkillable skype process?
[03:55] <ChogyDan> qq1: have you pastebined your fstab and blkid output?
[03:55] <duongthaiha> milamber: restart??
[03:55] <milamber> bin_bash: you have to be more specific about what the problem is. skype isn't running
[03:55] <eoss> Ok, i had to change filer permissions in my www folder so www-data had group access, now everytime i make a new file or folder in the directory i need to also change it specifically? isnt there any way for it to take on some predefined permissions
[03:56] <bin_bash> milamber: when I try to load skype and login, it says "Another skype instance may exist"
[03:56] <bin_bash> And I can't log in
[03:56] <matt-vaio> oh, and while I'm at it, does anybody know how to use aircrack-ng? :D
[03:56] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: it looks like they have not posted any files to SourceForge, yet
[03:56] <ExplodingPiglets> Ok, can somebody give me a direct download link to wireshare? I mean when I click the link, it starts downloading.
[03:56] <ExplodingPiglets> orijewdbfr
[03:56] <matt-vaio> wireshark?
[03:56] <milamber> eoss: create the files as www-data
[03:56] <bin_bash> ExplodingPiglets: sudo apt-get install wireshark
[03:56] <mouse> I wasn't paying too much attention.  What exactly was mios having trouble with?
[03:56] <ExplodingPiglets> I tried that
[03:56] <qq1> ehm what are those :7
[03:56] <eoss> milamber, how i do that?
[03:56] <syrinx_> hes looking for *wireshare* not *wireshark*
[03:56] <duongthaiha> mouse: he was trying to install ubuntu
[03:56] <blkdg> good night
[03:57] <qq1> how can i
[03:57] <syrinx_> im gessing wireshare is some P2P thingy
[03:57] <ChogyDan> !paste | qq1 (can you pastebin /etc/fstab?)
[03:57] <matt-vaio> for p2p, stick with transmission or qbittorrent :>
[03:57] <exar> yeah it looks like they just created the Wireshare project in January and have not released any files yet
[03:57] <matt-vaio> hmm
[03:58] <syrinx_> i agree with matt-vaio, stick with torrents
[03:58] <mouse> duongthaiha, And he couldn't do it?  That's weird.  Did he not have enough ram or wrong file system type or something?
[03:58] <matt-vaio> man matt-vaio is such a sucky nick
[03:58] <matt-vaio> all the rest of mine are taken:(
[03:58] <milamber> eoss: sudo su www-data
[03:58] <bin_bash> I have no idea how to deal with this skype issue. wtfbbq.
[03:58] <duongthaiha> mouse: he got something wrong with his ntfs partition
[03:59] <andai> Java sound stutters
[03:59] <drc> matt-vaio: then time to re-invent yourself...pick a new one :)
[03:59] <andai> D:
[03:59] <Logan_WP> !skype | bin_bash
[03:59] <syrinx_> matt-vaio: change dat ish
[03:59] <bin_bash> Wow that's so helpful.
[03:59] <mouse> duongthaiha, I thought linux couldn't run on ntfs.
[03:59] <matt-vaio> mwilson, mw, and desertfox are taken lol
[03:59] <bin_bash> Thank you for telling me how I can install a program that I already have installed.
[03:59] <duongthaiha> bin_bash: its a bot :P
[04:00] <bin_bash> Logan_WP isn't a bot, is it?
[04:00] <matt-vaio> o wow. 1manBandcamp is taken too
[04:00] <Logan_WP> bin_bash: I don't think so...
[04:00] <milamber> bin_bash: sudo chown -R user.group .Skype
[04:00]  * Logan_WP looks at himself for bot-like characteristics
[04:00] <milamber> bin_bash: from your home directory: cd ~
[04:00] <alisalaah> !Logan_WP help
[04:00] <gage_bw> Hmm...When the terminal looks at .bashrc, what information can I access? I want to set the title for certain terminals, but not others.
[04:00] <alisalaah> :)
[04:00] <syrinx_> mwilson1023: there u go
[04:00] <bin_bash> am I supposed to change user.group to something?
[04:01] <mwilson1023> :) that's my last choice
[04:01] <witeshark> is Ubuntuzilla for FF not working?
[04:01] <switch10_> my android phone is mounting read only all of a sudden.  the owner and group is root.  I've tried chmoding and chowning, still no go.  Its fstab entry is listing it mounted as rw.  any ideas?
[04:01] <Logan_WP> !firefox | witeshark
[04:01] <Logan_WP> witeshark: use that instead of Ubuntuzilla
[04:02] <witeshark> Logan_WP, thanks
[04:02] <milamber> bin_bash: your user your group
[04:02] <Logan_WP> witeshark: np
[04:02] <mwilson1023> Anyone know how to use Aircrack-ng? I've forgotten my WPA key lol
[04:02] <bin_bash> i have no idea what my group is
[04:02] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: are we supposed to know what it is? :P
[04:02] <andai> 64 bit, Java stutters like crazy (sound), graphics slow down too, when i turn off sound in-game graphics speed up. Minecraft and "need for madness"
[04:02] <milamber> bin_bash: just user should work then
[04:02] <mwilson1023> Logan_WP, some of us do
[04:02] <duongthaiha> mwilson1023: reset your router its faster
[04:02] <syrinx_> mwilson1023: reset the router?
[04:02] <exar> mwilson1023: I've never used it for WPA. You would need access to some rainbow tables and a lot of time from what I understand.
[04:02] <syrinx_> ninja'd
[04:03] <mwilson1023> that was a lame excuse for cracking my neighbors ;P
[04:03] <bin_bash> milamber: that didn't work either
[04:03] <Logan_WP> hey, no illegal stuff here :D
[04:03] <mwilson1023> lol jk
[04:03] <mwilson1023> we're best buds
[04:03] <alisalaah> Logan_WP, assuming its a program to crack wireless WPA passwords, but ive never used it
[04:03] <bin_bash> milamber: I still can't login to skype
[04:03] <duongthaiha> mwilson1023: like i gonna belieave that?
[04:04] <milamber> bin_bash: cp .Skype .Skype-backup && rm -r .Skype
[04:04] <Logan_WP> alisalaah: that's what it is :)
[04:04] <drc> mwilson1023: not if he catches you you aren;t (anymore) :)
[04:04] <alisalaah> mwilson1023, plug into ethernet, reset password there
[04:04] <Logan_WP> yo, mwilson1023, have you asked in #aircrack-ng?
[04:04] <mwilson1023> they have a channel? srsly?
[04:04] <exar> yeah
[04:04] <bin_bash> lol cp
[04:04] <bin_bash> milamber: what does that do?
[04:04] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: srsly.
[04:05] <mwilson1023> yew FORRAEL?
[04:05] <mwilson1023> jk
[04:05] <exar> actually that might be a good place to ask my question too
[04:05] <milamber> bin_bash: it makes a backup of your skype directory and then deletes the original
[04:05] <bin_bash> ok
[04:06] <bin_bash> milamber: the output I got was cp: omitting directory `.Skype'
[04:06] <duongthaiha> bin_bash: when you run ps can you see skype
[04:06] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: going to join that channel? :P
[04:06] <halitus> how do I install ubuntu on an ext4 fs without journaling?
[04:06] <milamber> bin_bash: you might need a -R in the cp, so cp -R .Skype .Skype-backup && rm -R .Skype
[04:06] <syn-ack> halitus, install ext2.
[04:06] <mwilson1023> Logan_WP, in a few minutes
[04:06] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: ok
[04:07] <Bella> Hello. I connect to my ADSL2 modem wirelessly... have never had any issues connecting from windows but I cannot seem to connect from ubuntu 10.10. My wireless card is detected but it picks up no networks to connect to... when I try and connect to "Hidden network" and put in the name security and password it just sits there for a while then tells me it needs password for authentication. I have checked it's the right network name security typ
[04:07] <Bella> e and password.
[04:07] <halitus> syn-ack, yeah thats what i thought no other problems with doing that?
[04:07] <jiltdil> hi
[04:07] <syn-ack> Well, yes
[04:07] <bin_bash> Okay no output
[04:07] <halitus> oh?
[04:07] <bin_bash> milamber: now what
[04:07] <syn-ack> halitus, ext4 is not backward compatible with ext2. only ext3
[04:07] <milamber> bin_bash: try logging in again
[04:08] <syn-ack> halitus, May I inquire as to why you think you don't want a journal?
[04:08] <syn-ack> s/want/need
[04:08] <halitus> syn-ack, I am installing onto a CF card
[04:08] <mwilson1023> Logan_WP, at first you didn't even knew wut it was, and now ur begging me to join it. trap?
[04:08] <mwilson1023> ...and it's there.
[04:08] <mwilson1023> lol
[04:08] <andai> help! terrible stuttering & lag in java games (unless i disable sound). what's up?
[04:08] <mouse> This portforward.com site is awesome.  Thank you for showing me.
[04:08] <syn-ack> halitus, ah, in that case, there are some things you can do to make it faster.
[04:09] <halitus> syn-ack, my plan was no journaling and no swap and point a few other things to ramdisk
[04:09] <mwilson1023> mouse, doesn't it cost money tho?
[04:09] <duongthaiha> mouse: no pro
[04:09] <halitus> syn-ack, im also worried about how many read writes
[04:09] <syn-ack> halitus, That's generally the procedure
[04:09] <alisalaah> Does anyone know if there is any plans to make DisplayLink supported in Native Ubuntu?
[04:09] <alisalaah> there's working drivers and xorg is horrible sometimes
[04:10] <bin_bash> eff this noise. i'm purging and reinstalling
[04:10] <mouse> mwilson1023, Oh crap you're right.  I was just looking through the list of routers it supports.
[04:10] <halitus> syn-ack, how to i disable swap?
[04:10] <syn-ack> halitus, you mount the swap disk to tmpfs
[04:11] <halitus> do i wait untill ve installed it?
[04:11] <syn-ack> halitus, all of this can be done from within your fstab.
[04:11] <halitus> syn-ack, Hmm i dont know what fstab is
[04:11] <zombie_> Hello
[04:11] <syn-ack> google for ubuntu cf install. That should get get you on the right path. I would love to help more but I've got a quite a bit going on here on the LAN
[04:11] <syn-ack> that was to you, halitus
[04:12] <halitus> got it
[04:12] <halitus> yeah im looking but i find alot of questions rather than tutorails
[04:12] <halitus> thanks for the help syn-ack
[04:12] <zombie_> Where can I find the latest X for ubuntu 10.10
[04:12] <syn-ack> halitus, No problem, Sorry I could help you further.
[04:12] <syn-ack> couldn't too
[04:13] <zombie_> Repeat:: Where can I find the latest X for ubuntu 10.10
[04:13] <deo> hello
[04:13] <immy> hi
[04:13] <syn-ack> halitus, this is a little outdated but start here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=549918
[04:13] <deo> i am deo from uk
[04:13] <Logan_WP> nice to meet you
[04:13] <deo> immy hello
[04:13] <zombie_> ?
[04:13] <deo> logan hiya
[04:14] <deo> zombie :D
[04:14] <syn-ack> zombie_, you're running the newest X. There's no need to worry about getting anything newer.
[04:14] <deo> zombie nice name
[04:14] <zombie_> u'mm yeah there is
[04:14] <immy> in a script i have let pattern='a-zA-z' <newline> echo $pattern - this writes 0 to the terminal...
[04:14] <immy> ?
[04:14] <zombie_> I need to find the lastest X I got it from somebody on here before
[04:14] <syn-ack> zombie_, Well, don't plan on getting support for it here.
[04:14] <zombie_> WTF
[04:14] <deo> i dont understand :S
[04:14] <zombie_> Why the hell now?
[04:15] <Logan_WP> !wtf | zombie_
[04:15] <bin_bash> Okay, so, I purged skype and re-installed it. but I'm stuck in a sign-in loops
[04:15] <bin_bash> i have NO idea what to do
[04:15] <Logan_WP> H1TLER: inappropriate username - please change it
[04:15] <mwilson1023> ahh, mIRC scripts I presume?
[04:15] <deo> :S
[04:15] <syn-ack> zombie_, that's an out of line update. PPAs and backports are generally NOT supported in this channel.
[04:15] <mwilson1023> or that drabby eggdrop lol
[04:15] <deo> i am new here :(
[04:15] <zombie_> Okay now I'm a bit upset.
[04:15] <bin_bash> OH MY GOD FINALLY
[04:15] <Logan_WP> !caps | bin_bash
[04:15] <mwilson1023> !blasphemy | bin_bash
[04:15] <mwilson1023> lol
[04:15] <zombie_> I came here before and got help now once I restored my pc again I don't get help whats up with that?
[04:15] <deo> lol
[04:16] <Petey> Ok.
[04:16] <Petey> Sorry.
[04:16] <mwilson1023> SHOUT SHOUT
[04:16] <deo> ubuntu
[04:16] <immy> maybe you forgot to put on deodorant
[04:16] <deo> UBUNTU
[04:16] <IdleOne> mwilson1023: drop the caps please
[04:16] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: let it all out
[04:16] <syrinx_> zombie_: sup dude
[04:16] <deo> DEODORANT
[04:16] <bin_bash> Logan_WP: caps lock is cruise control for cool
[04:16] <deo> =(^_^)=
[04:16] <mwilson1023> !
[04:17] <zombie_> I need help finding the lastest X for ubuntu 10.10
[04:17] <mwilson1023> !help
[04:17] <mwilson1023> hah
[04:17] <syrinx_> willlllllllllsoooooon
[04:17] <switch10_> my android phone is mounting read only all of a sudden.  the owner and group is root.  I've tried chmoding and chowning, still no go.  Its fstab entry is listing it mounted as rw.  any ideas?
[04:17] <zombie_> Its the only way I can run some software without it crashing
[04:17] <deo> xchat from ubuntu software centre ^_^
[04:17] <mwilson1023> syrinx_, what is that from? I haven't put that together yet?
[04:17] <mwilson1023> .*
[04:18] <syrinx_> castaway
[04:18] <mwilson1023> I g2g
[04:18] <deo> bye
[04:18] <Firefishe> I'm using 10.04 Lucid.  Firefox 3.6.13 is giving me a lot of this error:  Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.
[04:18] <Logan_WP> deo: Do you need help with Ubuntu_
[04:18] <Logan_WP> *?
[04:18] <zombie_> hello?
[04:18] <deo> Logan , no not me
[04:18] <semitones> braaains
[04:19] <deo> :D
[04:19] <semitones> soorry
[04:19] <Logan_WP> zombie_: hi
[04:19] <deo> zombie :D dead man walking :D
[04:19] <deo> sorry
[04:20] <deo> :D
[04:20] <syrinx_> zombie_: weren't you here this morning?
[04:20] <Logan_WP> deo: Please, no offtopic comments.
[04:20] <deo> sorry , logan
[04:20] <deo> what to discuss here i am new :S
[04:20] <Logan_WP> !ot | deo
[04:21] <deo> got it logan thanks
[04:22] <deo> Logan, do you know how to get yahoo messenger in ubuntu
[04:22] <santhosh> guys can any one tell me how to make a permanent port forwarding for a port from one system to anoter, pls its very urgent
[04:22] <Logan_WP> !yahoo | deo
[04:22] <zombie_> Hello - I need help finding the latest X for ubuntu 10.10
[04:22] <cyix> hi all.. do I need to defrag my HDD periodically, like for windows? I have been installing and removing a lot of stuff as I am new to Ubuntu.
[04:23] <Logan_WP> zombie_: someone already explained to you that the latest X is already installed in Ubuntu
[04:23] <zombie_> No its freaking not
[04:23] <zombie_>  I CAME HERE LAST NIGHT AND GOT IT
[04:23] <zombie_> OMG
[04:23] <deo> but pidgin doesnot support webcam chats nor does empathy :(
[04:23] <zombie_> YOU GUYS ARE MAKING ME MAD
[04:23] <Logan_WP> calm down, please, zombie_
[04:23] <zombie_> I'M DONE WITH THIS PLACE
[04:23] <santhosh> guys pls can any one guide me on how to create a permanent port forwarding
[04:23] <Logan_WP> ragequit?
[04:23] <syrinx_> he mad
[04:23] <Logan_WP> he mad zombie
[04:24] <syrinx_> santhosh!
[04:24] <cyix> I can has corpse then?
[04:24] <mouse> deo, Pidgin does but it has to be a gmail account and both people need a webcam.
[04:24] <Logan_WP> deo: http://www.phrozensmoke.com/projects/pyvoicechat/
[04:24] <exar> Well, I've had no luck in #linux-wireless or #aircrack-ng so I'll try here: anyone know how to include a managed wlan interface in a bridge in recent Linux kernels (>= 2.6.33)?
[04:25] <syn-ack> hahahaha, the definition of irony. Apport crashing while trying to report a crash
[04:25] <deo> mouse and logan , thanks i will come back in sometime let me check the link and gmail thingy
[04:25] <mouse> deo, Actually it's not just gmail but it has to be something that uses the same chat protocol gmail uses.
[04:26] <mouse> I don't remember the name of it.
[04:26] <qq1> i am getting `Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0) ` error what can i do any1 can help?
[04:26] <Logan_WP> jabber?
[04:26] <Logan_WP> mouse: ^
[04:26] <Logan_WP> or XMPP?
[04:26] <mouse> Logan_WP, Yeah the xmpp
[04:26] <Logan_WP> mmk
[04:26] <SwedeMike> jabber is xmpp
[04:27] <SwedeMike> so is google chat
[04:27] <qq1> any1?
[04:27] <mouse> I just remember it cause I saw a discussion about it on some website about a year ago.
[04:27] <SwedeMike> qq1: it means you're trying to boot off of the wrong device.
[04:28] <qq1> how can i fix it?
[04:28] <syrinx_> qq1 did you google it?
[04:28] <witeshark> does the new FF need a full reboot?
[04:28] <qq1> i did a lot but i couldnt figured it out
[04:28] <arrrghhh> hey all, i have a 10.10 install but grub2 picks up 2 windows OSes.  for whatever reason the recovery partition is also picked up
[04:29] <arrrghhh> how can i disable it?  i can remove the entry, but i assume next time os-prober runs it'll just pick it back up
[04:29] <syrinx_> arrrghhh: so?
[04:29] <mouse> witeshark, Firefox?  Why would you have to reboot for firefox?
[04:29] <Logan_WP> !google | syrinx_
[04:29] <qq1> i m trying to fix it about 4-5 hours
[04:30]  * syrinx_ tries to save humanity
[04:30] <witeshark> i added the package to Software Sources and updated, but FF is still 3.6.13
[04:30] <mouse> witeshark, That's my current version.
[04:30] <Starminn> witeshark: For the Beta I had to add a launcher
[04:31] <syn-ack> sudo apt-get update
[04:31] <witeshark> Starminn, for FF 4?
[04:31] <Starminn> witehsark: I assume that is what you're trying to get work?
[04:31] <sweet> waduh...
[04:31] <Starminn> witehsark: ^
[04:31] <witeshark> well i was expecting 2.6.14
[04:32] <Starminn> witeshark: ^^ (keep typo'ing your name)
[04:32] <sweet> excuse me...
[04:32] <Starminn> witeshark: Wait a minute, please explain exactly what you're trying to do, and exactly what's happening instead of that.
[04:33] <phix> hey, any way to disable NetworkManager?
[04:33] <phix> Or add in static content to it?  it is really starting to annoy me
[04:33] <witeshark> first i tried the older Ubuntuzilla to update, that's gone so I added ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable to your system's Software Sources
[04:33] <exar> phix: right click, edit connections
[04:34] <exar> phix: to disable it for an interface, add entries for that interface in /etc/network/interfaces
[04:34] <witeshark> then ran update manager but 2.6.14 did not replace 2.6.13
[04:34] <exar> phix: edit connections will let you set static MAC/IP settings though
[04:34] <xangua> firefox-stable ..... that says it everything witeshark
[04:35] <phix> exar: hmmmm, it still shows up 3G connection and bridging doesn't relly work with it
[04:36] <exar> phix: Sorry. I've never messed with 3G interfaces in Linux.
[04:36] <mouse> I actually wasted 4 seconds cause I had to read it twice.
[04:37] <witeshark> xangua, i don't see what you mean, do i need to replace the panel launcher?
[04:37] <derpyderp> hi guys. anyone here from poll and or know polish? #pl #poland
[04:37] <phix> heh
[04:37] <immy> im trying to write a password generating script but i've hit a wall: http://nopaste.inside-irc.net/paste/edJSmiW/
[04:37] <derpyderp> *from poll and sorry
[04:38] <immy> if you can run this script and tell me what pattern is
[04:38] <immy> is it 0??
[04:38] <phix> exar: ok, well any way it would be nice to disable NetworkManager or have some level of control over it, which interfaces to ignore or whatnot
[04:38] <phix> immy: sudo apt-get install apg
[04:38] <Gibss37> how to uninstall ubuntu completely that no traces are left not even grub or any boot records ?
[04:38] <syrinx_> Gibss37: erase the disk...
[04:38] <phix> Gibss37: Blasphomy!! :)   hehe nah you can do it
[04:38] <Ep1kMalware> sudo rm -rf /
[04:39] <phix> Gibss37: you want to load windows back on it?  or just get rid of partition?
[04:39] <exar> phix: to disable NetworkManager's management of an interface, add entries for that interface in /etc/network/interfaces
[04:39] <xangua> !ops | Ep1kMalware
[04:39] <Gibss37> phix:  yes
[04:39] <phix> exar: ok, so I need to add in entries for all bridged interfaces too?
[04:39] <rww> xangua: thanks
[04:40] <Gibss37> phix:  I have windows in one partition and my data in other, a 50 gb space is alloted to ubuntu
[04:40] <exar> phix: it shouldn't try to manage bridged interfaces, but you can add them there if you want them to be created automatically on startup
[04:40] <Ep1kMalware> -.-
[04:41] <phix> exar: another thing that is annoying me in Ubuntu 10.10 is it is using beta NVIDIA drivers, which crashes X / freezes computer every noe and then,  I need to do a ALT+SYSREQ+S, ALT+SYSREQ+B as a work around
[04:41] <lwizardl> can someone help me with getting sound to work again on my intel hdmi audio laptop
[04:41] <phix> exar: ok thnx
[04:41] <phix> lwizardl: you need to add in an entry into pulse
[04:41] <lwizardl> phix, how?
[04:42] <Gibss37> phix:  I have windows in one partition and my data in other, a 50 gb space is alloted to ubuntu , so how i get those 50 gb back and uninstall it ?
[04:42] <phix> Gibss37: why would you want to do that though?
[04:42] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: give easus a look
[04:42] <Gibss37> phix:  because the grub loader is giving problems with windows 7 ?
[04:43] <__Logan__> s/easus/Easeus
[04:43] <phix> Gibss37: but you can do that, just use a partition resizing / merging application like Partition Magic or partimage to do it then wipe the MBR
[04:43] <Ep1kMalware> __Logan__: you forgot the trailing slash. not that it matters.
[04:43] <phix> Gibss37: I havn't experienced grub causing issues with Windows 7
[04:43] <phix> Gibss37: I dual boot on this computer
[04:44] <Ep1kMalware> phix: why whipe the mbr, what if his primary (likely is) is windows.
[04:44] <Gibss37> phix:  when ever i log on to windows 7 after that, when i restart, a black screen says  "no module found...........No operating system found"
[04:44] <Gibss37> phix:  then i have to reinstall ubuntu each time
[04:44] <Ep1kMalware> phix: if he whipes the mbr odds are we'll be giving him unstructions on how to use testdisk.
[04:45] <Gibss37> !grub2 phix:
[04:45] <Alexander_> Hey can somebody help me?
[04:45] <Alexander_> I am trying to install Ubuntu from a USB
[04:45] <witeshark> am i missing a step after running update manager? it found and downloaded FF 2.6.14 but has not replaced 2.6.13 which came from the old Ubuntuzilla source.
[04:45] <Alexander_> And I don't know how to make a partition.
[04:45] <Gibss37> !grub2
[04:45] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: move everything from ubuntu you wish to keep to your windows partition. install easus on windows. delete the partition you could care less about. resize it if you wish. and reboot.
[04:46] <phix> Gibss37: I need to know about grub2?
[04:46] <Gibss37> phix:  what
[04:46] <phix> 15:45 < Gibss37> !grub2 phix:
[04:46] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  so will it remove bootrecords too
[04:46] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: nope.
[04:46] <Ep1kMalware> what boot manager are you using?
[04:47] <Gibss37> so what i need to remove grub too
[04:47] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware: or should i edit boot.ini
[04:47] <Ep1kMalware> just edit boot.ini
[04:47] <Gibss37> okay you sure its gonna help me
[04:47] <phix> Gibss37: fixmbr on windows xp boot cd
[04:47] <Ep1kMalware> I'm betting windows is your primary. I'd just plow the partition
[04:48] <AndroidKrisPhone> So I'm completely wiping windows xp from a laptop to install ubuntu...the thing is, this laptop was overrun with viruses and stuff...my question, what are the risks?
[04:48] <Gibss37> windows xp cd wont run on win7
[04:48] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: you could always use gag.
[04:48] <phix> AndroidKrisPhone: no risks if you and reinstalling over the top of it
[04:48] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: here's what ya do
[04:48] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  yeah i have also heard of gag loader but never tried
[04:48] <AndroidKrisPhone> Okay, thanks phix...I did wipe everything.
[04:48] <Ep1kMalware> use easus to wreck your partition, then download easyBCD and click the install MBR button
[04:49] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  me?
[04:49] <Ep1kMalware> yes.
[04:49] <mouse> Does anyone know a safe alternative for adobe flash player for x64 machines?
[04:50] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: easus will allow you to very easilly resize/remove/create parititions. easyBCD will let you effortlesssly fix your mbr without too much trouble
[04:50] <__Logan__> !flash64 | mouse
[04:50] <lwizardl> ok alsamisxer is saying my laptop has no audio card
[04:50] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  so you mean deleting partitions removes mbr too?
[04:50] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: nop
[04:50] <mouse> __Logan__, Thank you.
[04:50] <__Logan__> mouse: np
[04:51] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: here are the easiest instructions I can give ya
[04:51] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  then why fixing it, I am just not getting point ?
[04:51] <Ep1kMalware> download easus on windows
[04:51] <Ep1kMalware> remove the partition
[04:51] <Ep1kMalware> then resize it
[04:51] <Gibss37> okay
[04:51] <Ep1kMalware> download easybcd
[04:51] <Ep1kMalware> install it
[04:51] <Gibss37> yep
[04:52] <Ep1kMalware> in one of the tabs it'll have an option to re-install your windows mbr
[04:52] <Ep1kMalware> click that button and reboot.
[04:52] <Ep1kMalware> that's it
[04:52] <exar> easybcd really is a free and easy way to fix windows boot problems
[04:52] <Gibss37> thats fantastic then, thanks a lot Ep1kMalware
[04:52] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  i try it and get back
[04:52] <Ep1kMalware> exar: for a whoppin 1.5mb download without much googling it's probably the best.
[04:52] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: I'll idle here.
[04:53] <Gibss37> thanks
[04:53] <Ep1kMalware> exar: although it's not a suitable replacement for UBCD for those.. unbootable problems :D
[04:54] <exar> right it only works if you can get into windows in the first place
[04:55] <Ep1kMalware> ooh
[04:55] <Ep1kMalware> exar do you have UBCD or gag lying around?
[04:55] <h0rnman> evening all, I am having a problem with my 10.10 install reporting at boot time that there was an error mounting /boot (bad superblock) and will not boot unless I manually cancel out of the fsck process.  My concern is that I have my /boot partition formatted as ext3 and somehow that is causing a problem.  Has anyone run into this before and figured out a solution?
[04:55] <Ep1kMalware> Ik how you could release the mbr back to windows over bsd, but I couldn't tell  ye for linux
[04:56] <Logan_WP> Ep1kMalware: English, please
[04:56] <Ep1kMalware> though you may need a recovery utility
[04:56] <Ep1kMalware> oops
[04:56] <Ep1kMalware> Logan_WP: that is english.
[04:56] <Logan_WP> barely
[04:56] <AndroidKrisPhone> Successful ubuntu install after wiping windows xp...now how do I get wifi to work?
[04:57] <Ep1kMalware> I'm sorry, here I'll dumb it down further:
[04:57] <Ep1kMalware> ahem:
[04:57] <Logan_WP> !wireless | AndroidKrisPhone
[04:57] <DSpair> Hello all.. Got a question about memory use reporting on Ubuntu/Linux.
[04:57] <Ep1kMalware> do you have a boot-based recovery utility such as gag or  UBCD to give back to windows that charming master bewt record.
[04:57] <dingo> blkdg, if you are still here i just wanted to say thanks because it seems to have worked
[04:58] <Logan_WP> !ask | DSpair
[04:58] <DSpair> I have an application I have written which is highly multithreaded. When I look at the memory use of that application it shows it to be about 10x what I would expect. It seems to report the total memory usage as the sum of the threads. The threads all use the same memory space though.
[04:59] <Ep1kMalware> Logan_WP: BSD has a way to release the mbr I'm wondering if linux does do.
[04:59] <Ep1kMalware> s/do/to/
[04:59] <Logan_WP> s/to/too/
[04:59] <witeshark> am i missing a step after running update manager? it found and downloaded FF 2.6.14 but has not replaced 2.6.13 which came from the old Ubuntuzilla source.  I removed Ubuntuzilla via Synaptic and reinstalled FF 3.6.14 but it still has not worked... any ideas?
[04:59] <Ep1kMalware> Logan_WP: no..
[04:59] <DSpair> So, the question is, is there a bug in the way the memory use is reported for multithreaded apps in Linux?
[04:59] <Ep1kMalware> "too" is an excess of something.
[04:59] <Logan_WP> Ep1kMalware: it also means "also"
[04:59] <Ep1kMalware> Logan_WP: that's "to".
[05:00] <Logan_WP>  /sigh
[05:00] <cmol> humf..
[05:00] <francesco_> ?
[05:00] <Logan_WP> confusedquit
[05:01] <Ep1kMalware> Logan_WP: google.com: "define: too" and depress the enter key :D
[05:01] <rww> Ep1kMalware: FYI, Logan_WP's right here.
[05:01] <Ep1kMalware> there are a few variations of the word. All individual and unique to any of the others.
[05:01] <Ep1kMalware> christ
[05:01] <rww> but, this is not ##english, so let's move on :)
[05:01] <Ep1kMalware> rww: hold on.
[05:02] <kevin_> Does anyone notice pulseaudio or ALSA stutter on high cpu load when playing a music in the background?
[05:02] <Ep1kMalware> http://www.google.com/search?sclient=psy&hl=en&safe=off&site=&source=hp&q=define%3A+too&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&pbx=1
[05:02] <Ep1kMalware> woa look at that.
[05:02]  * Ep1kMalware pats himself on the back.
[05:02] <rww> Ep1kMalware: Please come join #ubuntu-offtopic if you'd like to continue discussing :)
[05:02] <Logan_WP> Ep1kMalware: besides: in addition; "he has a Mercedes, too"
[05:02] <syrinx_> Ep1kMalware: u mad bro
[05:02] <Ep1kMalware> Logan_WP: cool story bro.
[05:02] <rww> Logan_WP: you too ;)
[05:03] <Ep1kMalware> syrinx_: how am I mad, I have the whole damned dictionary on my side.
[05:03] <kevin_> Anyone know what the problem is.. or how to fix sound stutter?
[05:03] <syrinx_> Ep1kMalware: can't argue with websters
[05:03] <Ep1kMalware> syrinx_: now ya get it.
[05:03] <Logan_WP> alright, alright, !ot :D
[05:03] <tittn> hello does anybody here have an idea when my internal soundcard (microphone) intel ibexpeak hdmi will work again it worked in older i think first version of ubuntu 10.10 it work but now its still broken any ideas ???
[05:03] <needhelp1> is there a way i can copy the contents in multiple folders and move them all into one folder. I have like a folder which has like over 30
[05:03] <elaine> hi, im using ubuntu netbook. at boot i get "cannot connect to worker. connection refused. [-1] kill it. it says that about 20 times then boots like normal, everything works just fine.
[05:03] <Logan_WP> whoa there
[05:04] <syrinx_> Ep1kMalware: most people on here aren't native english speakers though
[05:04] <needhelp1> is there a way i can copy the contents in multiple folders and move them all into one folder. I have like a folder which has like over 30 folders with tons of stuff in them, i want to put all this into one large folder
[05:04] <Ep1kMalware> syrinx_: I guessed lol. I'll try my best.
[05:04] <kevin_> needhelp1: mv 'content' 'dest'?
[05:05] <Ep1kMalware> 2 letter programs seem to be the most effective.
[05:05] <bullgard> What Ubuntu applications do use the DEB program package siproxd?
[05:05] <needhelp1> kevin_, would that work, with over 30 folders and probably over 2k files
[05:05] <kevin_> needhelp1: mv -t DIRECTORY SOURCE
[05:05] <kevin_> try that
[05:06] <syrinx_> lotta people in here that were here this morning
[05:06] <giiker> needhelp1: mv /yourfolder/ *.* /target/?
[05:07] <kevin_> what do u want to do... move the stuff in directory?
[05:07] <tittn> does anybody here have problems with there internal microphone not working ????
[05:07] <tittn> it works on windows so its not broken ...
[05:07] <kevin_> mv dir/* dest
[05:07] <kevin_> tittn, driver update?
[05:08] <undecim> Does hibernate with with a logical swap partition?
[05:08] <tittn> uhm it worked in older version of ubuntu 10.10 but now with recent updates it has been broken for a while
[05:08] <bullgard> undecim: Say it in other words again.
[05:08] <cmol> hai guy
[05:08] <undecim> bullgard: If my swap partition is a logical partition, instead of a primary, can I still use hibernation?
[05:08] <needhelp1> giiker, yeah, that looks like it will work
[05:08] <h0rnman> perhaps a different way to phrase this then:  does anyone know why I would get boot time errors that my /boot partition is corrupt (bad superblock: magic number wrong), but a manual fsck after the bootup fsck has been bypassed shows the partition as clean?
[05:09] <bullgard> undecim: Yes.
[05:09] <cmol> am need ask to you, any body know how make file cmh on ubuntu, or have some software / application for make the chm file
[05:09] <needhelp1> giiker, mv /folder1/ *.* newfolder .. right?
[05:09] <undecim> bullgard: ty
[05:09] <kevin_> no space btwn folder1/ and *.*
[05:09] <tittn> and uhm whee do i find the intel ibexpeak hdmi drivers for ubuntu thought intel chipset worked oob
[05:10] <giiker> needhelp1: yeap
[05:11] <Ep1kMalware> needhelp1: "man mv"
[05:15] <witeshark> has anyone had success changing from Ubuntuzilla FF to new releases from repos?
[05:15] <dylan> hey im shit at this
[05:15] <dylan> why cant i get this to install
[05:16] <syrinx_> dylan: get what to install
[05:18] <stormherz> wacom (ctl-460) stopped working after system update (ubuntu 10.04) anyone experiencing the same problem?
[05:19] <fallguy> Hi guys... can anyone help me with connecting an Ipod Touch to Ubuntu?
[05:20] <AndroidKrisPhone> Apparently ubuntu doesn't support the network card that I have in this pc...of course, this thing is a dinosaur.
[05:21] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: have you tried atunes?
[05:21] <witeshark> Has anyone had success changing from Ubuntuzilla FF to new releases from repos? I have tried all night to make the transition; I see the new FF 2.6.14 in Synaptic but all attempts to remove Ubuntuzilla and reinstall the update have not yet worked. What do I need to do?
[05:21] <fallguy> No.. what is atunes, Epl?
[05:21] <stat1k> anybody know a way to hook your cell phone up to your pc and make calls via the cell phone?
[05:21] <Ep1kMalware> it's similar to itunes.
[05:21] <fallguy> I've been trying gtkpod and Banshee, but neither seem to recognize my Ipod Touch
[05:22] <Ep1kMalware> what does dmesg say when you plug in your ipod?
[05:22] <fallguy> I don't see atunes in the software center
[05:22] <fallguy> Sorry.. im a novice at this.. what is dmesg?
[05:22] <Ep1kMalware> open up your terminal
[05:22] <fallguy> ok
[05:22] <Ep1kMalware> should have an icon that looks like >_
[05:22] <dylan85> http://theunlockr.com/2010/03/26/how-to-create-your-own-custom-rom-for-android-part-1-setting-up-the-kitchen/#
[05:22] <fallguy> Got it
[05:22] <Ep1kMalware> and type dmesg
[05:23] <fallguy> ok let me try
[05:23] <dylan85> can someone help me install java?
[05:23] <dylan85> sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre
[05:23] <Alexander_> hey guys can somebody help me?
[05:23] <dylan85> doesnt work
[05:23] <fallguy> whoa... a flood of lines came back at me EM... what should i look for?
[05:23] <Alexander_> I installed ubuntu desktop version on my laptop
[05:23] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: any mention of your ipod?
[05:23] <Alexander_> And UBuntu isnt rading my touchpad
[05:23] <TimyC> Good evening. I have looked just about everywhere but I cannot get mysql server to start up on ubuntu server. I have tried purging it and reinstalling, creating the debian-sys-maint user... and the service just will not seem to start up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[05:23] <Alexander_> Like my laptop's "mouse"
[05:24] <nezZario> has anyone ever had issues running ubuntu as a HVM under xen?
[05:24] <fallguy> I
[05:24] <nezZario> i thought I was going mad for the past 2 days but maybe I am not
[05:24] <nezZario> other OS's/distro's work
[05:24] <nezZario> maybe I got a bad image file?
[05:24] <fallguy> I will look... i can see it recognizing my Sansa mp3 player.. should i unplug that while the Ipod it plugged in?
[05:25] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: unplug and plugin your ipod, and re-enter dmesgt
[05:25] <Ep1kMalware> dmesg*
[05:25] <Ep1kMalware> you should see some lines exclusive to your ipod
[05:25] <fallguy> OK i
[05:25] <dylan85> any one?
[05:25] <fallguy> I'll try that
[05:27] <fallguy> sorry EM.. should I type dmesgt or dmesg*, or both?
[05:27] <robbmunson> fallguy, type dmesg
[05:27] <leo1379> dmesg i think
[05:28] <fallguy> ok
[05:28] <robbmunson> yes dmesg
[05:29] <Ep1kMalware> dmesg
[05:29] <nezZario> well that's amazing
[05:29] <nezZario> ubuntu refuses to boot as a hvm
[05:29] <InterWeb3> dmseg
[05:29] <nezZario> my ISO is fine
[05:29] <fallguy> No mention of Ipod, but I do see "unable to enumerate USB device on port 7
[05:29] <fallguy> That is might be it
[05:30] <Ep1kMalware> yep.
[05:30] <fallguy> I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 btw
[05:30] <Ep1kMalware> cig, bbr
[05:30] <fallguy> OK i'll hang out here... let me know what's next when you can
[05:32] <chasr> Hey dylan85: you try update-java-alternatives ?
[05:33] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  hey buddy, thanks for all the help, my problem is now solved.
[05:33] <dylan85> chasr what you mean
[05:34] <junk> How to install vanilla GNOME 3 in Maverick?
[05:34] <pepe__> alguien habla espanol?
[05:35] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: no problem, you're all set.
[05:35] <Ep1kMalware> you can also use those same 2 utilities to add another parition os should you wish to dual boot again.
[05:36] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: if you decide to dual boot agian. do NOT reinstall the linux boot loader. Simply install, go back to easybcd and select linux ;)
[05:36] <fallguy> EM - anything I can do, or am I screwed? I got aTunes up and running, but it isn't finding the connected Ipod either
[05:36] <Ep1kMalware> it'll give you a choice on which os you wish to boot shortly after you power up your machine ;)
[05:36] <Ep1kMalware> (easy to remove as well)
[05:36] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  yeah i do want it
[05:37] <[TK]D-Fender> junk: TONS of good links  - http://www.google.ca/#sclient=psy&hl=en&q=How+to+install+vanilla+GNOME+3+in+Maverick%3F&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&pbx=1&fp=60889b8cb709a63c
[05:37] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: you're not screwed, my knowledge of linux is limited as I've never used it.
[05:38] <fallguy> ahh ok!
[05:38] <fallguy> Should I take my Q somewhere else?
[05:38] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: there are some similarities between bsd and linux I can exploit. when it announced your ipod
[05:38] <Ep1kMalware> it should have a device entry
[05:38] <Ep1kMalware> (something 0)
[05:38] <fallguy> hmmm ok... all greek to me im afraid
[05:39] <Ep1kMalware> alright type dmesg > dmesg.txt
[05:39] <Ep1kMalware> then open up dmesg.txt and upload it to pastebin.com :D
[05:39] <fallguy> ok
[05:40] <Ep1kMalware> meanwhile, I'll do a quick google search while you're doing that.
[05:40] <kevin_> um.. I'm using ubuntu 10.04, if I want to upgrade openoffice to 3.3, must i uninstall 3.2 first?
[05:40] <freeday> iODBC Data Source Administrator: Error: Native ODBC Error...anyone encountered this? my mysql is installed locally and there is no problem in connecting using command line but I'm not able to test connection thru iODBC...anyone please?
[05:40] <fallguy> i typed 'dmesg > dmesg.txt'  and nothing happened, as far as i could see...
[05:40] <Ep1kMalware> nope
[05:40] <Ep1kMalware> it took everything from dmg
[05:41] <Ep1kMalware> dmesg*
[05:41] <Ep1kMalware> and outputted it to a text file
[05:41] <fallguy> ok
[05:41] <fallguy> where will the text file be?
[05:41] <Ep1kMalware> if you type "pwd" no quotation marks
[05:41] <Ep1kMalware> it'll tell ya
[05:41] <fallguy> ok
[05:41] <fallguy> ok found it
[05:41] <Ep1kMalware> alright
[05:41] <Ep1kMalware> and I found an article that looks helpful give me just a sec.
[05:41] <freeday> Error: Native ODBC returns a bunch of [X][X][X]....
[05:42] <fallguy> ok no prob
[05:42] <fallguy> thanks for the help! I appreciate it
[05:42] <Chad1_> I have rsync set w/ the --delete flag. Is there any way I can move files without having to completely write them again?
[05:42] <Bollweevill> FreeNAS has a Channel, but no one's awake..and this room is alive, anyone have experience with it?
[05:43] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: knowledge is built through experience. Consider this a learnign experience with linux.
[05:44] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: wouldn't be an ipod nano would it?
[05:44] <[TK]D-Fender> Kevin_: Natty will be coming with LibreOfice instead of OpenOffice.  LO also has more advancements at this point and looks like a trend that is likely to continue.  I ight suggest going that route
[05:44] <fallguy> Yeah... everything is a learning experience with Linux ;) hahaha
[05:44] <[TK]D-Fender> might*
[05:45] <fallguy> No, it is a Ipod Touch
[05:45] <fallguy> I just uploaded the dmesg stuff to pastebin
[05:47] <Ep1kMalware> alright
[05:47] <Ep1kMalware> if you do..
[05:48] <kevin_> [TK]D-Fender, k, I will try LibreOffice, thanks for tip
[05:48] <Ep1kMalware> let's start with ls /media
[05:48] <Ep1kMalware> do you see an entry for an ipod?
[05:48] <[TK]D-Fender> checkout time, later all
[05:49] <fallguy> ok hold on
[05:49] <fallguy> i just typed 'ls /media' and nothing
[05:49] <Ep1kMalware> alright.
[05:49] <Ep1kMalware> makes sense
[05:50] <Ep1kMalware> lemme check
[05:50] <fallguy> ok thanks again!
[05:50] <Ep1kMalware> if it's anything like bsd you should have something in /dev that we can use to mount it manually.
[05:50] <fallguy> That owuld be great
[05:51] <fallguy> what is BSD btw? hahaha
[05:51] <Ep1kMalware> also, when you plug it in, it gives the "connected" icon on your ipod screen yes?
[05:51] <fallguy> No.. i don't even get that on my screen
[05:51] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: http://www.freebsd.org/ http://www.pcbsd.org/
[05:51] <Ep1kMalware> ooh
[05:51] <fallguy> there is no feedback from the pc at all that i have plugged anythign in
[05:51] <fallguy> it does charge the Ipod tho
[05:52] <Ep1kMalware> there may not be untill it's mounted.
[05:52] <Ep1kMalware> lemme look
[05:52] <Ep1kMalware> there should be a device that'll mount it for you.
[05:52] <Ep1kMalware> if that fails.. we dig more :)
[05:52] <fallguy> ok
[05:53] <giiker> I'm getting this error on DMESG whn in fact I'm using a 80 wire  ATA cble: ata1.01: limited to UDMA/33 due to 40-wire cable
[05:53] <Ep1kMalware> looks like an sda device
[05:53] <Ep1kMalware> try dmesg | grep sda*
[05:53] <Ep1kMalware> any listing for an ipod?
[05:55] <fallguy> wait
[05:55] <Ep1kMalware> I take it back
[05:55] <fallguy> i want to type that | thing?
[05:55] <fallguy> ok
[05:55] <Ep1kMalware> I want you to type dmesg | grep sd*
[05:55] <Ep1kMalware> no
[05:55] <Ep1kMalware> scratch that
[05:55] <giiker> Ep1kMalware: I have one sata drive connected with an ATA adapter and the other is a regular PATA one
[05:55] <Ep1kMalware> type dmesg | grep sd* > ipod.txt
[05:55] <kurtis> Hey guys, I'm trying to get my wifi to work with an AR5001 wifi adapter and not having any luck. Would anyone wanna help me troubleshoot it?
[05:55] <Ep1kMalware> upload that to pastebin and past the link here
[05:56] <Ep1kMalware> maybe your kernel is assigning your device another name.
[05:56] <Ep1kMalware> giiker: ok?
[05:56] <fallguy> ok
[05:57] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: in linux / bsd everything starts with a name. we just have to find it ;)
[05:57] <Secrets> hi
[05:57] <Secrets> i need help for some reason when i start up ubuntu the internet is not working
[05:57] <Secrets> how do i fix it
[05:57] <Starminn> How can I make Maverick a portable Linux?
[05:57] <giiker> ok
[05:57] <madfox> Starminn, just burn the image to a usb or cd
[05:57] <fallguy> Ok just posted it to pastebin
[05:58] <Ep1kMalware> alright
[05:58] <Ep1kMalware> what is the url.
[05:58] <fallguy> http://pastebin.com/xe4NfrhA
[05:58] <Ep1kMalware> 1 sec
[05:58] <kurtis> Here's the results of my lspci, lsmod, and iwconfig ... but the Network Manager says "Wireless is not enabled". When I enable it, it says "Device not ready"
[05:58] <kurtis> http://pastebin.com/a0h3Z9Nn
[05:59] <Starminn> madfox: Not a LiveCD, I've done that a dozen and a half times. (Not really a half -- I'm being facetious) I'm talking about a legitimate Portable Linunx. "PortableLinux" doesn't seem to support even Lucid, so I'm wondering if there is anything that can allow me to do so with Maverick.
[05:59] <Secrets> also how do i reinstall the internet on  ubuntu
[05:59] <kurtis> Secrets: What do you mean by "reinstall the internet"?
[06:00] <Alexander_> Hey guys, what is the command to restore defaults on the upper toolbar?
[06:00] <Alexander_> The wireless signal Icon dissapeared.
[06:00] <Secrets> because its not working
[06:00] <Starminn> !resetpanel | Alexander_
[06:00] <Alexander_> wait so what do I type?
[06:00] <Starminn> Alaxander_: Oh, if it's just that it's mroe simple than that
[06:00] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: alright, we got an entry for "mass storage device".
[06:00] <Secrets> so how do i fix it
[06:00] <Ep1kMalware> what all do you have attatched via usb?
[06:01] <Secrets> my internet is wired and its not connecting
[06:01] <fallguy> yahoo
[06:01] <kurtis> Secrets: Are you using WIFI or Ethernet? (Wireless or Cabled)
[06:01] <fallguy> that's progress at least
[06:01] <Starminn> Alexander_: Right-click the panel, "Add to Panel..."->Notification Area
[06:01] <JDM_SOHC> Is there an xbox 360 IRC chat?
[06:01] <Ep1kMalware> let's hope so, though it could be a usb thumbdrive, or another media player
[06:01] <fallguy> I just have that and a wireless mouse USB attachment
[06:01] <kurtis> Secrets: ahh okay. Do you have DSL/Cable Internet or are you using something different like a modem?
[06:01] <Ep1kMalware> let's remove the false positives
[06:01] <fallguy> I could unplug that and go with a wired mouse if you want
[06:01] <Ep1kMalware> alright sweet
[06:02] <Ep1kMalware> nope
[06:02] <Ep1kMalware> you're good
[06:02] <FloodBot3> Ep1kMalware: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:02] <giiker> Ep1kMalware: http://pastebin.com/KsV8jLQT
[06:02] <Ep1kMalware> FloodBot3: gtfo
[06:02] <fallguy> ok
[06:02] <Starminn> !language | Ep1kMalware
[06:02] <bazhang> Ep1kMalware, watch the language
[06:02] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: lemme check
[06:02] <kurtis> What am I missing? I didn't see him use bad language or flood
[06:02] <Alexander_> q do i change languages?
[06:03] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: there should be a device entry around here somewhere for it.
[06:03] <fallguy> no other storage... well there is a external hard drive but it is not plugged in terms of AC power
[06:03] <fallguy> ok
[06:03] <madfox> Ep1kMalware, floodbot is a bot :/ silly you
[06:03] <Starminn> kurtis: If you send a lot of messages quickly then the FloodBot(s) will pick up and yell at them. The language was his acronym. DOn't worry about it, though. ;)
[06:04] <Starminn> Alexander_: I know on the login screen you can. Not sure if you can afterwards, though.
[06:04] <JDM_SOHC> anyone know if theres an xbox 360 IRC?
[06:04] <kurtis> ahh okay :) I didn't realize it was just an auto trigger on a flood bot
[06:04] <Starminn> JDM_SOHC: This is the channel for Ubuntu support. If you have a qustion relating to that, then ask it. If not, ask in a channel more appropriate for your question.
[06:04] <kurtis> Should I stick around here and try to find help with my AR5001 Wifi Adapter or head over to Freenode? I haven't been to an Ubuntu channel in a while.
[06:05] <Starminn> JDM_SOHC: If you're not sure of a channel to ask in, then just try #freenode. They should be able to answer or at least properly redirect you.
[06:05] <Starminn> kurtis: Yeah, we have 3 of them I think. Regarding asking your question, why not both? ;) (I don't know anything about Wifi though, so don't count on me to answer)
[06:06] <Ep1kMalware> alright
[06:06] <fallguy> ok
[06:06] <Ep1kMalware> this is interesting
[06:06] <Ep1kMalware> try
[06:06] <kurtis> Starminn: haha. Well I asked it here but in all of the chatter, it was either lost or un-help-able (ignored)
[06:06] <Ep1kMalware> sudo mount /dev/sdb1
[06:07] <Secrets> my internet is wired and its not connecting
[06:07] <kurtis> Stairminn: Thanks though! I'll give Freenode a shot.
[06:07] <fallguy> ok
[06:07] <Starminn> kurtis: Try again every so often. As long as you're not asking everytime it disappears off the screen we don't care. Just ask after it seems pretty far gone in the conversation. ;)
[06:07] <Ep1kMalware> did it return an error?
[06:07] <Starminn> kurtis: Yep. And if they don't know they'll be able ot show you where.
[06:07] <fallguy> Says it can't find it
[06:07] <Ep1kMalware> ah
[06:08] <kurtis> Secrets: I tried to help you out but you didn't answer. What kind of an internet connection do you have? (DSL, Cable Internet, etc...)
[06:08] <fallguy> mount: can't find /dev/sdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[06:08] <kurtis> Starminn: Cool, thanks
[06:08] <Ep1kMalware> sda/sdb are your only annoucned devices..
[06:08] <Ep1kMalware> 1 sec
[06:08] <kurtis> I'm just having a problem connecting with my wifi. The Network Manager reports that Wifi is not enabled, I enabled it and not it says "Device not ready". I have some info here: http://pastebin.com/a0h3Z9Nn
[06:08] <fallguy> ok
[06:09] <Ep1kMalware> it's been a while since I've worked with fstab, while back I had a gnarly external drive..
[06:09] <Ep1kMalware> let me read the man page
[06:09] <Ep1kMalware> meanwhile, let's create a temporary mount folder
[06:09] <aarcane> help, I've got two different systems with two different wifi cards and both run ubuntu 10.10 up to date as of tonight.  Neither will connect to my WPA2-EAP-TLS access point, however, both systems will connect fine from within windows 7
[06:09] <kurtis> fallguy: Are you trying to auto-mount something on startup?
[06:09] <Ep1kMalware> do sudo cd /mnt || mkdir /mnt
[06:10] <fallguy> No... believe me, I dont even know how to auto mount!
[06:10] <aarcane> what can I do to diagnose and repair this ?
[06:10] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: he's trying to get his ipod mounted
[06:10] <kurtis> oh ok
[06:10] <Ep1kMalware> but we're having trouble figuring out what the system is calling it, if at all.
[06:10] <kurtis> fallguy: Did you check this out already? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[06:10] <fallguy> mkdir: cannot create directory `/mnt': File exists
[06:11] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: ok that's good news :)
[06:11] <kurtis> aarcane: Run lspci and see what the chipsets are. Then google it
[06:11] <Ep1kMalware> I couldn't remember if linux has a /mnt folder or not.
[06:11] <fallguy> first time tonight ;) hahaha
[06:11] <aarcane> kurtis, they're two different chipsets exhibiting identical symptoms, I believe that rules out chipset specific.
[06:12] <Starminn> kurtis: Have you tried connecting it with a wired conenction and having it grab the drivers for you?
[06:12] <Secrets> how do i fix my problem
[06:12] <Secrets> its annoying
[06:13] <kurtis> aarcane: Not nessasarily. I've had trouble getting 3+ WIFI Chipsets working right in Ubuntu without a bunch of hacks/manual work
[06:13] <Secrets> it all of a sudden stoped working
[06:13] <Starminn> Ep1kMalware: It does have a /mnt folder, but it seems to use /media as its default mount point stuff.
[06:13] <Ep1kMalware> Starminn: right on.
[06:13] <Starminn> Secrets: Ask again, all on one line, that way people can help you more easily.
[06:13] <Secrets> i don't know what happend maybe i deleted a drive if thats the case how do i get it back
[06:13] <Secrets> my internet is wired and its not connecting
[06:14] <Ep1kMalware> Starminn: I like /mnt for testing device mounts :)
[06:14] <Secrets> on ubuntu
[06:14] <kurtis> Starminn: haha yeah :) I'm actually using it right now, wired. I've googled and read a ton of stuff but it either should "Just work", "Will magically start working" or ... there's a few remedies that don't help
[06:14] <kurtis> Secrets, I tried to help you but you're not answering my question.
[06:14] <fallguy> it's a real puzzle.. the ubuntu page makes this out to be a snap
[06:14] <Starminn> Ep1kMalware: Yeah, I was going to say that if I had to guess for a reason it even has /mnt to begin with is because it's what people are used to. *shrug*
[06:14] <Secrets> i was eating
[06:14] <Secrets> thats why
[06:14] <kurtis> haha ok
[06:14] <Secrets> and got my tabblet
[06:14] <Starminn> !enter | Secrets
[06:15] <kurtis> Secrets: What kind of an internet connection do you have? (Cable Modem, DSL, Telephone Modem, etc...)
[06:15] <Starminn> kurtis: So this post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1570313 is useless to you then, right?
[06:15] <Secrets> adsl2
[06:15] <Secrets> its a thompson gateway
[06:16] <Secrets> it was working a cupple of days ago
[06:16] <Secrets> im with bigpond broadband
[06:16] <fallguy> Did i miss a command? Or am i up to date
[06:16] <Starminn> Secrets: Keep your responses on one line.
[06:16] <syrinx_> Secrets: stop floodin
[06:16] <kurtis> Starminn: Thanks :) That's actually one of those scenarios where it just magically started working
[06:17] <kurtis> Secrets: Okay, go to your command line and type: ipconfig
[06:17] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy:
[06:17] <Ep1kMalware> I think I finally found something
[06:17] <kurtis> Secrets: sorry I mistyped that, it should be ifconfig
[06:17] <fallguy> ok
[06:17] <fallguy> sorry this is so tough
[06:17] <Ep1kMalware> btw your external drive isn't a seagate is it?
[06:18] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: heh.. try and get a bwm4311 working on freebsd
[06:18] <Ep1kMalware> at least you don't have to recompile your kernal
[06:18] <Ep1kMalware> ok
[06:18] <Ep1kMalware> do..
[06:18] <fallguy> yes it is a seagate
[06:18] <fallguy> The USB is plugged in, but the power cord is unplugged, so it isn't on.
[06:18] <syrinx_> the pllot thicken
[06:18] <syrinx_> thickens*
[06:18] <fallguy> I just unplugged the USB cord too
[06:18] <Secrets> well it shows things
[06:19] <Secrets> now what
[06:19] <Ep1kMalware> alright
[06:19] <Ep1kMalware> plug in ur ipod
[06:19] <Ep1kMalware> and do
[06:19] <syrinx_> Secrets: what does it show?
[06:19] <Starminn> Secrets: I think he wants you to paste them to http://paste.ubuntu.com and give the link to it here.
[06:19] <kurtis> Secrets: Type "ifconfig" in your command line and look for the section starting with eth0. It should tell you if you have an IP address
[06:19] <kurtis> Starminn: I was actually going to ask him that ... but then I remembered he can't connect to the internet :P
[06:19] <Ep1kMalware> sudo mount /dev/sdc /mnt
[06:20] <Starminn> kurtis Secrets: Oh yeah, true, if you can't connect to the Internet then forget that. Sorry.
[06:20] <Ep1kMalware> strange
[06:20]  * Starminn butts out
[06:20] <Ep1kMalware> I thought for sure it'd be sdc0
[06:20] <Ep1kMalware> also
[06:20] <fallguy> EM - was that SUdo command for me?
[06:20] <Ep1kMalware> yes
[06:20] <fallguy> ok
[06:20] <Starminn> !enter | Ep1kMalware
[06:20] <Starminn> !who | Ep1kMalware
[06:20] <Secrets> it shows
[06:20] <Starminn> !tab | Ep1kMalware
[06:21] <Secrets> no eth0
[06:21] <Secrets> now what
[06:21] <fallguy>  special device /dev/sdc does not exist
[06:21] <Starminn> Ep1kMalware: If you would please, listen to ubottu. ;)
[06:21] <Ep1kMalware> Starminn: I'm right about to /ignore it actually
[06:21] <kurtis> Secrets: Weird. That means it's not picking up your ethernet card. One second...
[06:21] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: try doing sudo /dev/sdc1 /mnt
[06:21] <fallguy> ok
[06:21] <Secrets> it said for the first line link encap:local loopback
[06:22] <kurtis> Secrets: Type in this exactly (case-sensetive): lspci | grep Ethernet
[06:22] <fallguy> sudo: /dev/sdc1: command not found
[06:22] <Ep1kMalware> snap
[06:22] <Ep1kMalware> my bad
[06:22] <fallguy> thats ok
[06:22] <Ep1kMalware> sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt
[06:22] <Starminn> Ep1kMalware: I would advise against that. I would say it would be easier to simply type "fal [TAB]" "message in a cohesive, readable sentence" than to fight me on this one.
[06:22] <fallguy> i really do appreciuate the help
[06:22] <fallguy> ok
[06:22] <kurtis> Secrets: That should tell you if you have any identified Ethernet cards in your system
[06:22] <Starminn> Ep1kMalware: Please and thank you
[06:23] <fallguy> mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist
[06:23] <Ep1kMalware> Starminn: I'd rather not have a bot highlight me multiple times for a stupid typo.
[06:23] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: that's interesting, it says here that they do.
[06:24] <fallguy> hmmm
[06:24] <Ep1kMalware> 3 of them, which should make sense, by the looks of things the ipod needs to be mounted 3 times.
[06:24] <Ep1kMalware> I'm thinking sdc should be your ipod.
[06:24] <Secrets> typed it in
[06:24] <kurtis> Secrets: Did it output anything? Or just a blank line?
[06:25] <Secrets> it has red
[06:25] <fallguy> that would make sense
[06:25] <Secrets> yeah it shows stuff
[06:25] <kurtis> fallguy: If you guys can't get it figured out, let me know and I'll try to help. I'd have to start from the beginning though
[06:25] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: ok, let us try the file system itself then.
[06:25] <kurtis> Secrets: okay cool. that's good. Can you tell me the type of ethernet card that came up? (along with the model)
[06:25] <Ep1kMalware> do sudo mount /dev/sdc2 /mnt
[06:25] <fallguy> Thanks! EM is really trying Kurtis! We just can't find a way for the ipod to be recognized in any way shape or form  by the desktop pc
[06:26] <kurtis> fallguy: Is it a fresh install of Ubuntu 10.10 by any chance?
[06:26] <Secrets> intel Corporation
[06:26] <fallguy> No.. this is 10.04.  Been on here for 4 months
[06:26] <fallguy> sudo mount /dev/sdc2 /mn
[06:26] <fallguy> sorry
[06:26] <Secrets> 82557/8/9/0/1
[06:27] <fallguy> mount: special device /dev/sdc2 does not exist
[06:27] <kurtis> fallguy: ahh okay. Is your device locked?
[06:27] <Ep1kMalware> I see no reason for that.
[06:27] <kurtis> Secrets: okay one second
[06:27] <fallguy> yes it is locked....
[06:27] <fallguy> I'll unlock it
[06:27] <kurtis> fallguy: Yeah, unlock it
[06:27] <kurtis> fallguy: It's right in the instructions on that page
[06:27] <kurtis> fallguy: You'll probably have to unplug it and plug it back in
[06:28] <syrinx_> Secrets: what does vi /etc/network/interfaces say?
[06:28] <fallguy> ok doing that now
[06:28] <Secrets> Ethernet pro 100 (rev 0d)
[06:28] <freetime> hi, can anybody help me , i delete files from fs with unlink comand , but on slince i dont have free space, and i can see unlinked file to delete it , how in this case i can make free spce on slice, or to recovere file names and delete them  ?
[06:28] <fallguy> and what page do you mean, kurtis>
[06:28] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: if it automounts because of a lock on the device I might take up drinking.
[06:28] <kurtis> fallguy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[06:28] <kurtis> Ep1kMalware: lmao!
[06:28] <Secrets> now what
[06:29] <fallguy> ok it has been replugged back in, and not locked now
[06:29] <fallguy> auto lock is off
[06:29] <fallguy> still not be recognized in Atunes or any kind of onscreen notification that something has been plugged in
[06:29] <kurtis> Secrets: one second, still trying to find out what module (driver) you need loaded
[06:29] <kurtis> fallguy: Hmm, weird.
[06:30] <friendishan> http://code.google.com/p/ratproxy/    - Anyone can guide me how to install it and run it?
[06:30] <fallguy> it is charging though
[06:30] <Blue1> what would cause the desktop icons NOT to show up on my desktop?
[06:30] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: do sudo mount /dev/sdc2 /mnt
[06:30] <kurtis> fallguy: Well it definitely won't be mountable ... beacuse Apple blocked that
[06:30] <fallguy> ok
[06:30] <kurtis> fallguy: You have to use special software to Sync/Access it if I remember correctly
[06:31] <fallguy> Banshee is not recognizing it either
[06:31] <fallguy> OK should i still do that sudo mount command, EM?
[06:31] <Ep1kMalware> you can give it a go
[06:31] <cmol> how do i can make my drive also used auth password
[06:31] <Ep1kMalware> that should be to the files themselves.
[06:31] <fallguy> mount: special device /dev/sdc2 does not exist
[06:32] <Ep1kMalware> yea figures.
[06:32] <kurtis> fallguy: But, it does say that it should be "Built out of the box" with your version of Ubuntu ... Goto https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone and scroll down to the 10.04 section
[06:32] <cmol> can i make my drive also used auth password if open it
[06:32] <cmol> please help me..
[06:32] <fallguy> Yes.. i've tried all that, kurtis
[06:32] <kurtis> Secrets: try "insmod e100"
[06:32] <fallguy> I've installed evern package I can find
[06:32] <fallguy> every
[06:33] <kurtis> fallguy: Awe that sucks :( What kind of an ipod/iphone do you have and what version?
[06:33] <alesander> hello
[06:33] <Guys> hello
[06:33] <syrinx_> hola
[06:33] <Guys> hello world
[06:33] <fallguy> it is a 2G ipod touch with the 4.something firmware
[06:34] <Secrets> thats not a command
[06:34] <kurtis> cmol: Sorry, I don't really know
[06:34]  * syrinx_ waves to Guys 
[06:34] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: he has lucid support but not usb tethering
[06:34] <cmol> oke any body know
[06:34] <kurtis> Secrets: hmm ... sorry "sudo insmod e100"
[06:34] <Guys> hola...Japanese?
[06:34] <friendishan> http://code.google.com/p/ratproxy/    - Anyone can guide me how to install it and run it?
[06:35] <cmol> if i open my drive places > 40 Drive and that n eed auth password
[06:35] <fallguy> I even have the FUSE installed
[06:35] <Secrets> its not a directory
[06:35] <syrinx_> Guys: american
[06:35] <Ep1kMalware> fuse is definitly nise..
[06:35] <kurtis> fallguy: Check on your ipod and see the exact iOS verion.  Apple tends to make all of its updates with the sole purpose of screwing people over :)
[06:35] <Guys> chinese...
[06:36] <Secrets> now what kurtis
[06:36] <friendishan> http://code.google.com/p/ratproxy/    - Anyone can guide me how to install it and run it? - I guess i need help on how to run Makefile
[06:36] <kurtis> Secrets: What did it say?
[06:36] <fallguy> ok
[06:36] <Secrets> no such directory
[06:36] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: what is usb tethering?
[06:36] <Secrets> no such file of directory
[06:36] <Secrets> no such file or directory
[06:36] <kurtis> friendishan: Usually you just type "./configure" then "make" (and some times "make install")
[06:37] <fallguy> 4.2.1
[06:37] <kurtis> Ep1kMalware: Using your cell phone to provide internet access to your computer
[06:37] <syrinx_> Secrets: chill out, we are all very busy around here
[06:37] <friendishan> kurtis okay will check out
[06:37] <fallguy> I dont need tethering
[06:37] <Secrets> okay
[06:37] <fallguy> version is 4.2.1
[06:38] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: alright, well that's probably not the problem then.
[06:38] <fallguy> OK this time when i plugged the ipod back in, I got "unable to mount location"
[06:38] <kurtis> fallguy: Did you get the package, libimobiledevice1, ?
[06:38] <fallguy> yes i have that package
[06:38] <cmol> how to rename my drive with linux
[06:38] <fallguy> I got it earlier today and have rebooted the pc since then
[06:38] <friendishan> !aptitude
[06:38] <kurtis> Secrets: Do a "lsmod | grep e100" and tell me if that shows anything
[06:39] <kurtis> Secrets: sorry, throw a sudo at the beginning of that
[06:39] <fallguy> kurtis - was that for me?
[06:39] <fallguy> ok sorry i see it isnt
[06:39] <kurtis> fallguy: Well at least it detected your ipod this time. That's a potentially good sign
[06:39] <fallguy> yes at least a good step
[06:39] <Secrets> okay i put a 1 not a l
[06:40] <Secrets> thats why it was not working
[06:40] <Secrets> Usage: lsmod
[06:40] <Secrets> thats what it says
[06:41] <kurtis> Secrets: are you running Ubuntu?
[06:41] <Secrets> yeah
[06:41] <kurtis> Secrets: What version?
[06:41] <Secrets> desktop editon
[06:41] <Secrets> i think 10.10
[06:41] <kurtis> fallguy: Sorry I'm trying to bounce back and forth between problems. I'm still pondering on it :)
[06:41] <fallguy> i understand
[06:42] <friendishan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/574315/ - should i continue?
[06:42] <Guys> continue\fs21
[06:42] <Starminn> cmol: How about this: http://techbu.com/2009/06/28/renaming-usb-drive-labels-in-linux
[06:42] <Secrets> so how do i find out which version i have
[06:42] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: could be more helpful here if ubuntu had a ports tree. doing some googling..
[06:43] <fidyduce> unebootin seems to install iso's to my thumb drive that hang up is there a list of working iso's for unetbootin?
[06:43] <kurtis> Secrets: hmm ... try this solution: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1573396&page=2
[06:43] <Secrets> so now what kurtis
[06:44] <shane2> i cannot listen skype call from my ubuntu setp
[06:44] <shane2> ?
[06:44] <shane2> any idea
[06:44] <shane2> how skype will work properly on ubuntu
[06:44] <friendishan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/574315/ - should i continue?
[06:45] <fallguy> Guys - I'm looking at a page now that tells me to remove all ifuse files
[06:45] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis, how would you reinstall a pkg? I'm thinking we could try that.
[06:45] <fallguy> http://maketecheasier.com/sync-iphone-with-rhythmbox/2010/02/13
[06:45] <Guys> which guys?me,or others?
[06:46] <fallguy> Sorry Guys!!! I didn't see your nick. I meant EM and Kurtis
[06:46] <fallguy> I just installed ifuse today though, and it looks like I have the latest version
[06:46] <kurtis> fallguy: Here's something I found that *might* help ... it's probably worth the read. But it's for 10.10, not sure if it's a problem. http://www.underthepurplesky.com/2011/01/unable-to-mount-iphone-on-ubuntu-10-10/
[06:47] <abhinav_singh> how to find files with name "foo.php" in the directory....should i use find "foo.php" or grep -nr "foo.php" *
[06:47] <kurtis> apt-get remove <packagename>
[06:47] <easthero> hi, all. ubuntu10.10 how to upgrade to natty? when upgrade python2.6 to python2.7 , always failed
[06:47] <evinlort> Hi! Where can I ask some questions about broken system and howto restore it?
[06:47] <fallguy> ok reading
[06:48] <kurtis> Guys: lol. You brought that on to yourself :)
[06:48] <Starminn> easthero: You could also try in #ubuntu+1 which si the NAtty channel.
[06:48] <SwedeMike> estauffer: you should probably ask that in #ubuntu+1
[06:48] <Secrets> i added this and save
[06:48] <Secrets> Please do:
[06:48] <Secrets> Code:
[06:48] <Secrets> sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/e100.conf
[06:48] <Secrets> Add two lines:
[06:48] <FloodBot3> Secrets: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:48] <Secrets> Code:
[06:48] <Secrets> now what
[06:48] <easthero> Starminn, SwedeMike, ok
[06:49] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: I keep wanting to have him do a pkg_info on libimobiledevice
[06:49] <kurtis> Secrets: sorry you were silenced for a second. Try to put everything you were going to say on a single line
[06:49] <evinlort> Disk error. Press any key to restart. ???? WTF
[06:49] <Secrets> Please do: Code:  sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/e100.conf  Add two lines: Code:  alias eth0 e100 options e100 eeprom_bad_csum_allow=1
[06:49] <Ep1kMalware> but I'm thinking that probably won't work, is there a way to check pkg info for ubuntu?
[06:49] <Secrets> i added that
[06:49] <fallguy> OK im doing what that page tells me Kurtis
[06:49] <Secrets> now what
[06:50] <TylerDeLawder> So is there a way to install Ubuntu Desktop Edition from my External Hard Driver?
[06:51] <Secrets> kurtis now what
[06:51] <kurtis> Ep1kMalware: Umm, do you just want him to check out the version of that package? it would be dpkg --info <packagename>
[06:51] <kurtis> fallguy: Cool. I hope it helps a little :) If not, I'm glad I didn't try to use mine with ubuntu yet haha
[06:51] <kurtis> Secrets: I don't really understand ... Did you follow the insructions and do that?
[06:52] <fallguy> kurtis how do you like 10.10 vs 10.04 . I went with 10.04 because it was going to be supported in the long term
[06:52] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: I meant to check and see if it's functional.
[06:52] <gahf> Hello I installed a new graphics card, a 570GTX 1280MB by "Gigabyte". Ubuntu still won't recognize the card and I can't find any drivers for it. In addition when I use  System>Administrator>hardware drivers it comes up with drivers for my old graphics card. can anyone help me get new drivers and make ubuntu accept them?
[06:52] <Secrets> yeah i added the to lines to that  blank gedit it brang me to
[06:52] <kurtis> fallguy: I love 10.10. It's been the only reason my 2 laptops work (mostly) flawlessly
[06:52] <Secrets> and saved ir
[06:52] <Secrets> and saved it
[06:52] <Secrets> the first 2 codes
[06:52] <kurtis> Secrets: ahh okay. I think it says to restart after that. You just have to read
[06:52] <Secrets> do i add the rest?
[06:52] <Starminn> fallguy: I use 10.10 and I've not had any problems.
[06:52] <hot_wheelz> anyone know why mics seem to to muted by default in 10.10..on laptops anyway?...I could never work it out?
[06:53] <Starminn> !enter | Secrets
[06:53] <kurtis> hot_wheelz: Actually, I've seen mics muted on almost every version of Debian I've ever installed.
[06:53] <fallguy> I did all that from the last page you found kurtis, and no change.. still not finding the ipod, and this time no message from the computer when i plug it in
[06:54] <gahf> Hello I installed a new graphics card, a 570GTX 1280MB by "Gigabyte". Ubuntu still won't recognize the card and I can't find any drivers for it. In addition when I use  System>Administrator>hardware drivers it comes up with drivers for my old graphics card. can anyone help me get new drivers and make ubuntu accept them?
[06:54] <Starminn> !patience | gahf
[06:54] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy
[06:54] <Ep1kMalware> let's try doing dpkg --info libimobiledevice
[06:54] <kurtis> fallguy: Oh man :( that's no good. I'm not really sure at this point to be honest ... Since it's not really a mount-able device, it's more of a IO hack kinda thing as far as I can tell.
[06:54] <fallguy> ok
[06:54] <hot_wheelz> kurtis yeah i'm wondering why is that though?
[06:55] <fallguy> I'll try EM
[06:55] <clientx> hello, i need help installing ruby1.9.2 and rails 3.0 on ubuntu, could someone give me some instruction as to how to do this? i keep getting the combination of rails3.0 and ruby1.8
[06:55] <kurtis> Secrets: Yes, finish typing in all of that stuff and then restart the computer
[06:55] <llutz_> gahf: what does "lspci|grep -i vga" say?
[06:55] <fallguy> dpkg-deb: failed to read archive `libimobiledevice': No such file or directory
[06:55] <Secrets> even the mac adress part
[06:55] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: does it return a version of the pkg you are using?
[06:55] <kurtis> hot_wheelz: haha I have no idea. That's a good question. Maybe so noone can listen in on you?
[06:55] <fallguy> Now those commands I just ty ped from kurtis' page reinstalled and updated libimobile
[06:55] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: I think we might of found our problem
[06:56] <Assid> wassup
[06:56] <fallguy> good! because Im starting to get drowsy!
[06:56] <kurtis> fallguy, Ep1kMalware: Sorry Wrong command! apt-cache show <package>
[06:56] <Ep1kMalware> alright, let's do what he says.
[06:57] <Secrets> okay still now working
[06:57] <fallguy> ok what is the package i put in there
[06:57] <Ep1kMalware> libimobiledevice
[06:57] <Ep1kMalware> don't do the < > brackets though.
[06:57] <clientx> hello, i need help installing ruby1.9.2 and rails 3.0 on ubuntu, could someone give me some instruction as to how to do this? i keep getting the combination of rails3.0 and ruby1.8
[06:58] <fallguy> W: Unable to locate package libimobiledevic
[06:58] <fallguy> E: No packages found
[06:58] <gahf> llutz_ here http://paste.ubuntu.com/574318/
[06:58] <fallguy> Man that makes no sense, because that last webpage Kurtis found gave me commands that reinstalled everything
[06:58] <kurtis> Secrets: If you're running Ubuntu 10.10 then it should have the driver (module) installed. I'm not really sure
[06:58] <hot_wheelz> kurtis yeah maybe but don't u find it anoying to have togo check all the time though when a new version gets released?...Or is it just me?
[06:58] <kurtis> fallguy: Umm try running apt-get update first
[06:58] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: at least now we know what causes your problem to exist.
[06:59] <fallguy> ok after apt get  update I get:
[06:59] <fallguy> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13: Permission denied)
[06:59] <fallguy> E: Unable to lock the list directory
[06:59] <kurtis> fallguy: ahh okay, sorry sudo that :)
[06:59] <SealedWithAKiss> Can anybody help? Details here --> http://pastebin.com/pgGRvark
[06:59] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy
[06:59] <llutz_> gahf:run "sudo update-pciids" and then the first command again. same output?
[06:59] <fallguy> OK it worked taht time
[07:00] <kurtis> fallguy: sudo apt-get update; apt-cache show libimobiledevic
[07:00] <Ep1kMalware> sudo apt-get update libimobiledevice
[07:00] <Assid> errr
[07:00] <fallguy> That was one of the commands from tthat last page you gave me
[07:00] <Assid> my stupid network manager is broken again :(
[07:00] <fallguy> W: Unable to locate package libimobiledevic
[07:00] <fallguy> E: No packages found
[07:00] <fallguy> ok EM.. I'll try your line now
[07:00] <kurtis> fallguy: does it have an "e" on the end? Sorry I don't know the exact package name
[07:01] <fallguy> E: The update command takes no arguments
[07:01] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: what if you do supder apt-get install libimobiledevice
[07:01] <hipitihop> Assid, no idea what your problem is, but I find wicd works really well, have you tried that ?
[07:01] <Ep1kMalware> oops, s/supder/sudo/
[07:01] <Assid> i really dont like wicd
[07:01] <kurtis> fallguy: Yeah, "apt-get update" just updates your package database, and then "apt-cache show <packagename>" gives you info about the package. To upgrade your package, you can type "apt-get upgrade". Of course sudo that stuff
[07:01] <hipitihop> Assid, you prefer network manager ?
[07:01] <Assid> yep
[07:02] <fallguy> ok im getting lost now
[07:02] <tap-out> libimobiledevice-utils
[07:02] <fallguy> what should i do next?
[07:02] <fallguy> should i try the supder thing or something else?
[07:02] <kurtis> fallguy: try the same command I gave you but with an "e" on the end. I think I mis-spelled the package name
[07:02] <Starminn> !find libimobiledevice | kurtis fallguy Ep1kMalware
[07:02] <Starminn> !info libimobiledevice1 | kurtis fallguy Ep1kMalware
[07:02] <kurtis> Starminn: Thanks :)
[07:02] <fallguy> same thing - no packages down
[07:02] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy try doing sudo apt-get install libimobiledevice
[07:03] <fallguy> ok EM I'll try that
[07:03] <_skpl> can someone tell me how to change the console font?
[07:03] <Starminn> kurtis: You're welcome
[07:03] <Ep1kMalware> I'm hoping, it's like bsd. won't install if you have a previous version, and if so will list it.
[07:03] <Starminn> Ep1kMalware kurtis fallguy: Try some of those
[07:03] <fallguy> Reading package lists... Done
[07:03] <fallguy> Building dependency tree
[07:03] <fallguy> Reading state information... Done
[07:03] <Starminn> _skpl: Edit->Profile Preferences...
[07:03] <kurtis> Ep1kMalware: It would probably just say "latest Package already installed" or something to that tune
[07:03] <Assid> hipitihop: the interface of wicd feels rather "un clean"
[07:04] <fallguy> What was with that response? Couldnt find package??
[07:04] <Secrets> im up to typeing this dmesg | grep -e e100 -e eth
[07:04] <kurtis> fallguy: well that part was just rebuilding your database. now try "apt-cache show libimobiledevice"
[07:04] <llutz_> !pm  |gahf keep it in the channel, i don't accept pms
[07:04] <fallguy> E: No packages found
[07:04] <_skpl> Starmnot terminal, console.
[07:05] <_skpl> nm
[07:05] <_skpl> Starminn: i mean, not terminal, but console.
[07:05] <kurtis> Starminn: Any idea on how to figure out which Repo he needs for that library?
[07:05] <Starminn> _skpl: Oh
[07:05] <_skpl> kurtis: hel.lo.
[07:05] <silvery> bug #666
[07:05] <SealedWithAKiss> Can anybody help? http://pastebin.com/Lh35cNx0
[07:06] <kurtis> _skpl: Hi
[07:06] <kurtis> fallguy: I don't think that package is in your repository for some reason
[07:06] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: it returned "no packages found" when you did sudo apt-get install libimobiledevice ?
[07:06] <fallguy> let me try again and see what happens.. .i've been typing in a lot of commands here
[07:07] <kurtis> fallguy: Okay, if it doesn't work, try this: "apt-cache search libimobile"
[07:07] <fallguy> Reading package lists... Done
[07:07] <fallguy> Building dependency tree
[07:07] <fallguy> Reading state information... Done
[07:07] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: starminn had a thought, try doing !info libimobiledevice
[07:07] <Assid> hipitihop: setting up pptp etc in wicd seems messy
[07:07] <fallguy> OK hold on
[07:07] <Starminn> !info libimobiledevice | Ep1kMalware
[07:07] <tap-out> fallguy , u have some bug in ur source.list , and that y give yougive you e:\no package found
[07:07] <fallguy> bash: !info: event not found
[07:07] <Starminn> !find libimobiledevice | Ep1kMalware
[07:08] <Starminn> Ep1kMalware: So use on of the ones from !find
[07:08] <fallguy> I have not tried kurtis' last suggestion yet
[07:08] <fallguy> I'll try it now
[07:08] <Ep1kMalware> Starminn: I don't use ubuntu lol
[07:08] <Starminn> kurtis Ep1kMalware: So try in here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[07:08] <RealOpty> meep
[07:08] <Secrets> okay typed that command
[07:08] <fallguy> OK i did get results from Kurtis' command -
[07:08] <Secrets> it brang things up
[07:09] <fallguy> dt@desktop:~$ apt-cache search libimobile
[07:09] <fallguy> libimobiledevice0 - Library for communicating with the iPhone and iPod Touch
[07:09] <fallguy> libimobiledevice0-dbg - Library for communicating with iPhone and iPod Touch devices
[07:09] <FloodBot3> fallguy: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:09] <RealOpty> anyone wanna help me get audio working on my HDMI connection?
[07:09] <fallguy> libimobiledevice1 - Library for communicating with the iPhone and iPod Touch
[07:09] <fallguy> libimobiledevice1-dbg - Library for communicating with iPhone and iPod Touch devices
[07:09] <llutz_> !paste| fallguy
[07:09] <fallguy> whoops sorry.. that constituted a flood.  Did you guys see that?
[07:09] <kurtis> fallguy: Cool, now try "apt-cache show libmobiledevice1"
[07:09] <Secrets> kurtis
[07:09] <Secrets> dmesg | grep -e e100 -e eth
[07:09] <Secrets> i typed that
[07:09] <Secrets> in
[07:09] <Secrets> and it shows me things
[07:09] <FloodBot3> Secrets: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:09] <Ep1kMalware> kind of. but I have no clue exactly which one(s) you need ifnot all of them.
[07:10] <fallguy> dt@desktop:~$ apt-cache show libmobiledevice1
[07:10] <fallguy> W: Unable to locate package libmobiledevice1
[07:10] <fallguy> E: No packages found
[07:10] <kurtis> fallguy: Cool. Now try "sudo apt-get install libmobiledevice1"
[07:10] <blue_pearl> hey i am dual booting ubuntu10.04 and xp after updating the kernel xp got removed from boot menu,how to bring it back?
[07:10] <Secrets> i added everything what the website told me to add and i typed this in terminal dmesg | grep -e e100 -e eth
[07:10] <kurtis> Secrets: okay, now type in "ifconfig" again
[07:10] <Secrets> now what
[07:10] <fallguy> Reading package lists... Done
[07:10] <fallguy> Building dependency tree
[07:10] <fallguy> Reading state information... Done
[07:10] <RealOpty> :(
[07:11] <Secrets> nope the same
[07:11] <Secrets> no eth\
[07:11] <kurtis> fallguy: Anything about installing it?
[07:11] <Secrets> how ever it has inet
[07:11] <fallguy> No - the feedback was exactly what I posted above
[07:11] <Secrets> and inet6
[07:11] <kurtis> Secrets: weird .... when you ran dmesg | grep .... did it give you any output?
[07:11] <kurtis> fallguy: really??
[07:11] <rigved> fallguy: sudo apt-get install libimobiledevice0
[07:12] <fallguy> yes.. i'll double check
[07:12] <Secrets> yes it did
[07:12] <kurtis> Secrets: what did it say?
[07:12] <kurtis> Secrets: if it's multiple lines, use pastebin.com to share it
[07:12] <rigved> fallguy: ^^ that's the package to install
[07:12] <Ep1kMalware> holdon, brb y'all
[07:12] <fallguy> OK I just tried rigved's command and this is what I got"
[07:12] <kurtis> rigved: Thanks.
[07:12] <fallguy> Reading package lists... Done
[07:12] <fallguy> Building dependency tree
[07:12] <fallguy> Reading state information... Done
[07:12] <omnomnom> noob linux
[07:12] <kurtis> fallguy: haha something is wrong there
[07:12] <omnomnom> shut up noob
[07:12] <llutz_> !paste| fallguy please use this and stop spamming the channel
[07:12] <fallguy> yeah no kidding!!!
[07:13] <omnomnom> tää failaa
[07:13] <omnomnom> linux on paska
[07:13] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: can't find/install the pkg
[07:13] <kurtis> fallguy: Close your terminal and open up a new one. :)
[07:13] <fallguy> ok
[07:13] <omnomnom> shut up noob
[07:13] <omnomnom> im @ school
[07:13] <omnomnom> asd
[07:13] <kurtis> Ep1kMalware: No ... it shouldn't give that output at all
[07:13] <omnomnom> asd
[07:13] <omnomnom> as
[07:13] <omnomnom> d
[07:13] <Starminn> omnomnom: If you have an Ubuntu-related question, please ask it. If not, please /part the channel now.
[07:13] <FloodBot3> omnomnom: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:13] <fallguy> ok new one opened up
[07:13] <blue_pearl> hey i am dual booting ubuntu10.04 and xp after updating the kernel xp got removed from boot menu,how to bring it back?
[07:13] <omnomnom> hey there sexcopter!
[07:13] <llutz_> !ops | omnomnom spamkid
[07:13] <omnomnom> im roflcoprer!
[07:13] <Guest61414> I have a question about getting proprietary drivers because when i go to system>admin>hardware drivers nothing comes up
[07:13] <Starminn> !ops
[07:14] <kurtis> fallguy: Cool. Try that again ... make sure it's exactly this: sudo apt-get install libimobiledevice0
[07:14] <iRabbit> blue_peal XP is not listed in grub on boot?
[07:14] <fallguy> sudo apt-get install libimobiledevice0 - got it
[07:14] <fallguy> im cutting and pasting, so i dont screw up the lines
[07:14] <omnomnom> hi there
[07:14] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, XP is not listed in GRUB on boot?
[07:14] <omnomnom> what is this place?
[07:14] <GayNsex> hello
[07:14] <omnomnom> noob gay sex
[07:14] <fallguy> libimobiledevice0 is already the newest version.
[07:14] <fallguy> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[07:14] <GayNsex> x D
[07:14] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, Yes its not listed, earlier it was there
[07:14] <Guest61414> where is the ubuntu help channel or is this it?
[07:15] <omnomnom> gay sex lets have gay buttseks?
[07:15] <fallguy> so it i ssaying i already have the latest version
[07:15] <Starminn> !ops | omnomnom GayNsex
[07:15] <rigved> blue_pearl: run this command in the terminal - sudo update-grub
[07:15] <jussi> GayNsex: please change your name to something more family friendly.
[07:15] <jiltdil> !omnomnom | sex
[07:15] <gahf> Hello I installed a new graphics card, a 570GTX 1280MB by "Gigabyte". Ubuntu still won't recognize the card and I can't find any drivers for it. In addition when I use  System>Administrator>hardware drivers it comes up with drivers for my old graphics card. can anyone help me get new drivers and make ubuntu accept them?
[07:15] <kurtis> fallguy: Well that's good. At least we know you have the latest package. That was EM's concern
[07:16] <kurtis> gahf: If your old card was Nvidia as well, it's probably the same drivers
[07:16] <IdleOne> jussi: that user has the same host as the one just banned
[07:16] <fallguy> yes, as i said earlier, i just downloaded and installed all this stuff for the first time today, so I was pretty sure it was the latest versions.
[07:16] <gahf> krtis it doesn't
[07:16] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, cli sudo update-grub
[07:16] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: if he has the package, and it's completely upgraded. then the only other obstruction I can see is perhaps maybe the ipod is locked with a password/pattern of some sort.
[07:17] <kurtis> gahf: You could try going to Nvidia's site and using their drivers. They have Linux (probably Debian but maybe Ubuntu)
[07:17] <Ep1kMalware> i.e. needs somebody to sign into the device.
[07:17] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, ok i ran it
[07:17] <fallguy> never had a password lock on this ipod touch, and disabled the autolock feature... it's on it's normal home screen as it is plugged in right now.
[07:17] <gahf> krutis where?
[07:17] <gahf> krutis it doesn't work
[07:17] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, reboot and let me know if it's back
[07:18] <kurtis> Ep1kMalware: Yeah ... I don't really know. Someone could take him through watching the logs as he plugs in the device and stuff but it's going to be a lot of debugging
[07:18] <kurtis> gahf: Goto nvidia.com
[07:18] <Ep1kMalware> kurtis: if it where FreeBSD I'd be more knowledgable there.
[07:18] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, here is the output if it helps anyway http://paste.ubuntu.com/574324/
[07:19] <fallguy> well guys have we hit a dead end?
[07:19] <fallguy> Believe it or not, we've been working on this for more than 2 hours already
[07:19] <Ep1kMalware> fallguy: let me give it another google search.
[07:19] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, do you have Windows on one HDD and Ubuntu on the other?
[07:19] <fallguy> ok
[07:19] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, no i have only 1 hdd its a laptop
[07:19] <kurtis> fallguy: Yeah, I'm about all out of ideas without making a whole project out of it. Im sorry :(
[07:20] <Secrets> http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/ad59/pokemonharley/100_1329.jpg
[07:20] <Secrets> here kurtis
[07:20] <Guest61414> I have a question about getting proprietary drivers because when i go to system>admin>hardware drivers nothing comes up
[07:20] <Secrets> i just pasted
[07:20] <Secrets> the image
[07:20] <kurtis> fallguy: The main thing I can suggest, which you've probably already done, is just keep googling. Otherwise, maybe try  some of the "smarter" guys on Freenode #linux and even #debian?
[07:20] <Secrets> of the output
[07:20] <kurtis> Secrets: Ok, I'll check it out.
[07:20] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, alright. I had something similar happen to me... but unfortunately Windows was on another drive. I'm sorry but I'm lost.. perhaps someone with a bit more knowhow will pick up where I left off
[07:21] <fallguy> OK I'll give it a shot, Kurtis.  I've been googling the hell out of it all day long but I was coming up with the same pages you were.
[07:21] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: you still there? is your problem solved?
[07:21] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, ok thanks though
[07:21] <Guest61414> can i have some help?
[07:21] <gahf> Hello I installed a new graphics card, a 570GTX 1280MB by "Gigabyte". Ubuntu still won't recognize the card and I can't find any drivers for it. In addition when I use  System>Administrator>hardware drivers it comes up with drivers for my old graphics card. can anyone help me get new drivers and make ubuntu accept them?
[07:21] <_skpl> how can i reset the panels in gnome?
[07:21] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, you will probably end up editing your /boot/grub/menu.lst to add windows and point grub to the partitiion
[07:22] <kurtis> Secrets: cool. Now try: "cd /" then "find | grep e100" ... it might take a little while
[07:22] <elFidel> Guest61414: maybe - if you start with a question
[07:22] <_skpl> reset to defaults i mean
[07:22] <_skpl> ?\
[07:22] <recognosco> fallguy: you plug your ipod touch and it doesn't work?
[07:22] <Guest61414> i did elfidel
[07:22] <Guest61414> I have a question about getting proprietary drivers because when i go to system>admin>hardware drivers nothing comes up
[07:22] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, ok thanx
[07:22] <kurtis> Guest: What do you expect to come up?
[07:23] <Guest61414> with drivers that are supported for my computer kurtis
[07:23] <Secrets> so what do i type again
[07:23] <fallguy> It works Recognosco, but the computer doesn't recognize it at all
[07:23] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, found several threads on a google search on how to complete the operation
[07:23] <kurtis> Guest: That's only used for things like if you could use Nvidia Proprietary drivers ... most of your drivers are free (not-proprietary)
[07:23] <Secrets> what do i type after cd/
[07:23] <recognosco> fallguy: what do you mean? you can transfer music using amarok?
[07:23] <kurtis> Secrets: "find | grep e100"
[07:23] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, ok will check
[07:24] <Guest61414> yeah i want to use nividia proprietary drivers
[07:24] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I'm still here. I've just posted it on the Ubuntu forums to see whether I can get any help there.
[07:24] <recognosco> fallguy: but the computer doesn't recognize it?
[07:24] <fallguy> Reco - it's as if nothing is plugged into the computer.  The Ipod Touch is recharging, but the computer doesn't see it at all.
[07:24] <kurtis> Guest: You might have to go into your Repositories and add the non-free ones
[07:24] <rigved> gahf: you can go to the nvidia website and download the latest linux drivers. but be warned that these drivers have not been tested by the Ubuntu community
[07:24] <MohammadAG> blue_pearl, although I'm pretty sure this'll fail, have you tried mounting the Windows partition and running sudo update-grub?
[07:24] <fallguy> I've tried different USB ports too
[07:24] <recognosco> fallguy: rebooted the machine?
[07:24] <fallguy> im running Ubuntu 10.04
[07:25] <fallguy> I rebooted it just before i came on here, but that was 2 hours ago.
[07:25] <fallguy> let me try rebooting again
[07:25] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: boot into the ubuntu on your harddisk and run this command in the terminal - sudo update-grub
[07:25] <fallguy> back in 3 mins
[07:25] <Secrets> it said no such file or directory found
[07:25] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, i tried running update-grub and windows pratition does not mount on ubuntu
[07:25] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: but if your grub has been overwritten, then there is a different process to fix it.
[07:26] <rigved> !fixmbr > SealedWithAKiss
[07:26] <llutz_> gahf: according to nvidia.com your card isn't supported
[07:26] <MohammadAG> blue_pearl, umm, why doesn't it mount?
[07:26] <kurtis> Secrets: That's weird ... I'm using 10.10 and I get like 20 things that pop up
[07:26] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, the drive in which windows is installed can not mount it
[07:26] <llutz_> gahf: http://tinyurl.com/yje3plo
[07:26] <Secrets> how do i find out which version im useing
[07:27] <kurtis> gahf: Please don't private msg me. Thanks :)
[07:27] <kurtis> Secrets: Umm the easiest way is, at the top of your desktop, click on System and then "About Ubuntu" and it should tell you in there
[07:27] <rigved> Secrets: or in the terminal type - uname -sr
[07:28] <stanman246> hi i'm at the point where i need to rebuild our home server :( Have got a 64b ubuntu up and running as my desktop and i want to create a virtualized server first (zentyal). But i'm at a loss what virtualization to use: Virtualbox or KVM (QemU) VMware is not an option as it's not free available. Any hints?
[07:28] <ndxtg> could anyone here please confirm that they CAN listen to mms radio on Ubuntu 10.10???? *I need to confirm because I can't, even with w32codecs from medibuntu
[07:28] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, uh oh,
[07:28] <kurtis> rigved: Thanks :) I didn't feel like looking up the command, hehe
[07:28] <rigved> Secrets: that'll give you your kernel version
[07:28] <Secrets> yeah its 10.10
[07:28] <Secrets> desktop editon
[07:28] <kurtis> Secrets: Weird ...
[07:28] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[07:28] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, erroe mounting exited with code 1 only root can mount .... this msg when i try to mount
[07:28] <Secrets> i may have not typed it up right
[07:29] <kurtis> rigved: He needs to isnmod his e100 (Intel Ethernet Card) driver ... but I dunno the location on his filesystem. Any ideas?
[07:29] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, 10.04.2
[07:29] <Secrets> upload it in pastebin
[07:29] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, it wont mount the partition its on?
[07:29] <MohammadAG> run the command as root, sudo mount ..
[07:29] <Secrets> just copy it from your terminal
[07:30] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, i ran mount /media/sda1 it still did not mount... showed a long output
[07:30] <llutz_> kurtis: modprobe -l '*e100*'
[07:30] <kurtis> Secrets: My kernel version is most likely different than yours.
[07:30] <blue_pearl> iRabbit, it wont mount not in gui or in cli
[07:30] <Secrets> yeah filesystem is /
[07:30] <ndxtg> could anyone here please confirm that they CAN listen to mms radio on Ubuntu 10.10???? *I need to confirm because I can't, even with w32codecs from medibuntu
[07:30] <gahf> llutz_ so there is no way to get drivers for my card?
[07:30] <iRabbit> blue_pearl, thats random..... I'm sorry I'm lost there.
[07:30] <Secrets> so can you type the whole command in one line
[07:31] <Secrets> kurtis
[07:31] <MohammadAG> blue_pearl, sudo mount /dev/$block /media/$block
[07:31] <rigved> kurtis: yes, use modprobe if the driver is in the correct place, like llutz_ said
[07:31] <MohammadAG> replace $block with your dev node
[07:31] <MohammadAG> sda1 i guess?
[07:31] <kurtis> rigved: Well I got this: kernel/drivers/net/e1000/e1000.ko ... but I wouldn't know how to tell him the insmod command since that's just a relative path
[07:31] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I have already been advised to run 'sudo update-grub' and it did not resolve my problem. I will see the PM.
[07:31] <llutz_> rigved: modprobe -l just lists available modules
[07:31] <kurtis> llutz_: Thank you
[07:32] <gahf> llutz_ what do i do?
[07:32] <kurtis> gahf: What are you trying to accomplish? Hardware 3d?
[07:32] <llutz_> gahf: use the free nouveau driver
[07:32] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, still no luck posting u the output
[07:32] <gahf> kurtis, since the drivers don't match my screen resolution is all broken. llutz_ link?
[07:32] <Secrets> so tell me what to type again kurtis
[07:32] <MohammadAG> pastebin it
[07:33] <llutz_> gahf: should be installed by default
[07:33] <kurtis> Secrets: Sorry I'm not sure yet ... hang on
[07:33] <Secrets> all in one  in between the "" these
[07:33] <RealOpty> anyone wanna help me get audio working on my HDMI connection?
[07:33] <RealOpty> plz :D
[07:34] <Guys> ubuntu 10.10?\fs21
[07:34] <RealOpty> yes
[07:34] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, here is the output when i ran the comman
[07:34] <kurtis> Secrets: okay, first goto /lib/modules
[07:34] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, http://paste.ubuntu.com/574330/
[07:35] <Secrets> okay done
[07:35] <llutz_> kurtis: "modprobe e1000"  or instmod e1000           both won't need a path
[07:35] <llutz_> insmod*
[07:35] <kurtis> Secrets: okay try what llutz says: "modprobe e100"
[07:35] <Guys> u can try the sound output
[07:36] <kurtis> Secrets: it might be "sudo modprobe e100"
[07:36] <Guys> RealOpty
[07:36] <RealOpty> yeah i did that
[07:36] <llutz_> Secrets: with sudo off course
[07:36] <RealOpty> but it dont work :(
[07:36] <RealOpty> Guys, i chanced it to that but when i use rythmbox no muxic
[07:37] <Secrets> nothing happens
[07:37] <fallguy> OK Im back
[07:37] <fallguy> It looks like it is being recognized
[07:37] <Secrets> it gives no message
[07:37] <llutz_> Secrets: no message == success, "ifconfig -a"
[07:37] <kurtis> Secrets: Now do "sudo lsmod | grep e100"
[07:37] <Secrets> now what
[07:38] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, http://paste.ubuntu.com/574330/ here is the output
[07:38] <kurtis> Secrets: What did llutz_ command output?
[07:39] <gahf> llutz_ okay
[07:39] <Secrets> e100 in red  30356 0  and mii 4425 1 e100
[07:39] <fallguy> IM sorry guys, I have to turn in
[07:39] <fallguy> Thanks for your help
[07:39] <fallguy> I'll check back in tomorrow night
[07:39] <fallguy> I have to get some sleep
[07:39] <kurtis> fallguy: No problem, sorry dude!
[07:39] <fallguy> I'll be back tomorrow, hopefully with some progress
[07:39] <fallguy> night!
[07:39] <kurtis> Secrets: Definitely making progress!
[07:40] <Secrets> now what
[07:40] <MohammadAG> blue_pearl, I'm assuming it's not RAID?
[07:40] <RealOpty> Guys, got any other advice?
[07:40] <fallguy> Please thank EM and Recog for me
[07:40] <fallguy> bye
[07:40] <kurtis> Secrets: Does it display an IP Address by any chance?
[07:40] <RealOpty> i have a nvidia card
[07:40] <Secrets> no
[07:40] <RealOpty> it detects the hdmi but no audio
[07:40] <stanman246> anyone virtualising machines with virtualbox/qemu? Am looking for some advice
[07:40] <kurtis> Secrets: k, try typing in sudo dhclient
[07:41] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I'm having problems with the guide.
[07:41] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, well first it did not mounted after i did not properly shutdown xp and booted in ubuntu
[07:41] <Secrets> network is down
[07:41] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: go ahead. what is the problem?
[07:41] <Secrets> now what
[07:41] <llutz_> Secrets: sudo ifconfig eth0 up && sudo dhclient
[07:42] <Guys> Rythmbox?http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=158118
[07:42] <zamba> i'm looking for a web-based gui for administrating bind9 zone file
[07:42] <zamba> files*
[07:42] <kurtis> Secrets: What did it say?
[07:42] <zamba> any suggestions?
[07:43] <MohammadAG> blue_pearl, can you run chkdsk?
[07:43] <jiltdil> !lynx
[07:43] <kurtis> llutz_: If only that command worked for my Wifi adapter :P
[07:43] <gahf> llutz_ when i use hardware drivers in system>administrator it won't work and won't let me re-configure my screen resolution
[07:43] <Secrets> Device or resource busy
[07:43] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda7" produces the error "/usr/sbin/grub-setup: warn: Attempting to install GRUB to a partition instead of the MBR.  This is a BAD idea.."
[07:43] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, i can try but how to run it?
[07:44] <Secrets> now what
[07:44] <Secrets> kurtis
[07:44] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I don't know which /dev/sda the MBR is.
[07:44] <kurtis> Secrets: I dunno ... was this computer working fine before you installed Ubuntu?
[07:44] <Secrets> yeah
[07:44] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I've obviously tried to install GRUB to /mnt which has /dev/sda7 (Ubuntu) mounted.
[07:44] <kurtis> Secrets: Ethernet too?
[07:44] <Secrets> it was working just the other day
[07:44] <Secrets> yeah
[07:44] <kurtis> Secrets: Have you ever had the ethernet working with Ubuntu on it?
[07:45] <Secrets> yes
[07:45] <kurtis> Secrets: hmm ... open it up and make sure it's pushed in the slot all of the way.
[07:45] <MohammadAG> blue_pearl, I'm not sure about XP, but Vista and 7 had a recovery disc option
[07:45] <Secrets> its a laptop
[07:45] <kurtis> Secrets: ahh okay. That's weird it's not working all of the sudden. It seems like a hardware problem to me
[07:45] <MohammadAG> perhaps iRabbit knows
[07:45] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, ok. will reinstalling the grub2 help in any way?
[07:45] <Secrets> is there away to fix
[07:45] <kurtis> Secrest: but I'm not the expert here so take that with a grain of salt
[07:46] <Secrets> it
[07:46] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: did you carry out the earlier steps? did you mount your filesystem and typed this in the terminal - mount | tail -l
[07:46] <MohammadAG> grub doesn't seem to be broken on your system
[07:46] <kurtis> Secrets: Not that I could really help you with. Sorry. You'd have to take it apart and hope that it's something simple and easy .... you could always buy a USB Network Adapter
[07:46] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, ok will try out chkdsk with xp cd....going to reboot now
[07:47] <MohammadAG> k :)
[07:47] <Secrets> that always drops out
[07:47] <iRabbit> MohammadAG, I know what now?
[07:47] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, before I began following the tutorial I mounted /dev/sda7 to /mnt - I was considering chrooting into the partition to attempt the re-installation there.
[07:48] <MohammadAG> iRabbit, if there's a way to run chkdsk without booting windows, anyway, he quit, for now
[07:48] <gahf> llutz_ when i use hardware drivers in system>administrator it won't work and won't let me re-configure my screen resolution
[07:48] <Thrawn> how do i disable wlan in ubuntu 10.10; i dont have a physical switch for my wlan on my laptop
[07:48] <iRabbit> MohammadAG, probably need to boot a recovery disk to do it
[07:49] <recognosco> Thrawn: use wicd or network-manager
[07:49] <MohammadAG> yeah, that's what I suggested
[07:49] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: you are trying to install grub to a partition other than the MBR. that's nto advisable as you cannot boot into ubuntu unleass you specifically start grub
[07:49] <Thrawn> where can i set that in network manager?
[07:49] <llutz_> gahf: cannot help you with that, i don't use any of those proprietary drivers
[07:49] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda --recheck
[07:49] <kurtis> Holly Crap ... I spent the last 2 days working on my WIFI and all I had to do is run rfkill :(
[07:50] <Thrawn> recognosco: where can i switch wlan off in network manager
[07:50] <kurtis> Is there somewhere I can post that solution to my problem for Ubuntu 10.10?
[07:50] <llutz_> gahf: seems it still uses the old nvidia-driver, try to deinstall it to use the free nouveau driver then. read wiki/forums how to do that (i have no clue about that)
[07:51] <rigved> kurtis: in the ubuntuforums. post is as a howto. but make sure that a similar post is not already existing
[07:51] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, installation completed no errors reported. Reboot?
[07:51] <recognosco> Thrawn: or just do - sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
[07:51] <jiltdil> !fstab
[07:51] <recognosco> Thrawn: that works, right?
[07:52] <recognosco> Thrawn: in network manager, i think it is a checkbox that you uncheck
[07:52] <Thrawn> recognosco: the nm-applet still shows me wlan so and so available
[07:52] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: reboot into the ubuntu on the hard disk. then run in the terminal - sudo update-grub. then you can boot into XP as well
[07:53] <Thrawn> recognosco: after typing sudo  ifconfig wlan0 down
[07:53] <gahf> Does anyone here know how to uninstall nvidia drivers?
[07:53] <recognosco> Thrawn: you want to tuen the device off? there is a switch for it on your computer?
[07:53] <recognosco> Thrawn: or just uninstall the driver :D
[07:53] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I'm now in my Ubuntu partition, it booted immediately into it. There was no GRUB menu though.
[07:54] <Thrawn> recognosco: theres no entry of a wlan connection because im not connected to any, so i dont see anything to uncheck there
[07:54] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: now run in the terminal - sudo update-grub
[07:54] <Thrawn> recognosco: i dont want to disable wlan just turn it off ^.- i still need it at times -.
[07:54] <Thrawn> recognosco: i started my question here by stating: there is no physical switch for my wlan -.
[07:55] <webczat> Hey, how to use socks5 with apt-get? I really need it.
[07:55] <recognosco> Thrawn: sorry, didin't see that. so if the interface is down, what else do you need?
[07:55] <Thrawn> recognosco: kk nevermind, thx for hlp anyway
[07:55] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, it isn't recognising Windows 7 it has added my old Vista entry again. That entry was manually created a while ago. Whenever GRUB updates it appears to keep including it.
[07:55] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, or at least that's what I think it's doing. Reboot?
[07:56] <Thrawn> recognosco: my wlan is on but i want it off because it eats battery. sudo ifconfig wlan0 down didnt work
[07:56] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, any particular key combination I need to press to display the GRUB menu?
[07:56] <llutz_> webczat: use tsocks
[07:56] <rigved> Thrawn: right-click on the network icon. Enable Wireless should be enabled. Click on that. It'll disable your WLan.
[07:56] <nit-wit> SealedWithAKiss, have you run this script and posted here.  http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[07:56] <Thrawn> rigved: genious :D thx :D
[07:56] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: yes. after the motherboard logo has been displayed, keep the Shift button pressed.
[07:56] <SealedWithAKiss> nit-wit, yes.
[07:57] <bobweaver> hi there I am trying to install 11.04 powerpc+ps3  and am having some trouble on this step Configure the package manager I dont know what to put in those areas could some one please help me thanks
[07:57] <nit-wit> SealedWithAKiss, could you give me the pastebin
[07:57] <rigved> Thrawn: you are welcome
[07:58] <rigved> nit-wit: he'll be back. he's just checking if windows is booting or not
[07:58] <nit-wit> cool
[07:58] <Secrets> it seems im not the only one exsprinceing the problem
[07:59] <StuckMojo> hey how do you tell dkms to use multiple cores when building modules?
[07:59] <rigved> Secrets: if you think that it is a bug, then file a bug report
[08:00] <i4ba1> excuse me all
[08:00] <i4ba1> how to fix grub
[08:00] <i4ba1> my grub not show in boot menu
[08:00] <i4ba1> just my windows in boot menu
[08:00] <StuckMojo> hmmm.../etc/dkms/framework.conf seems likely
[08:00] <rigved> !fixmbr > i4ba1
[08:00] <webczat> How to use it when installed and configured?
[08:00] <i4ba1> i try sud apt-get install grub from live cd
[08:01] <i4ba1> and then sudo grub-update
[08:01] <i4ba1> and restart
[08:01] <i4ba1> but the grub still not show
[08:01] <bobweaver> its because its a live cd
[08:01] <rigved> i4ba1: ^^ check the pm by ubottu
[08:01] <RealOpty> hdmi audio, anyone have suggestions on making it work lol?
[08:02] <i4ba1> rigved what do you mean check the pm?
[08:02] <rigved> !fixmbr | i4ba1
[08:02] <llutz_> webczat: man tsocks   ( LD_PRELOAD=/path/to/libtsocks   sudo apt-get cmd....)
[08:02] <rigved> i4ba1: use the RestoreGrub link
[08:02] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, the GRUB menu displayed an old entry for Vista. Selecting this entry caused GRUB to take me into Windows Boot Loader. That displayed an error message saying \NST\AutoNeoGrub0.mbr was missing or corrupt.
[08:03] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, why would Windows Boot Manager mention GRUB?
[08:03] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: win 7 has it's own boot partition. grub should have booted into that
[08:03] <bobweaver> what is the ubuntu achieve mirror directory for 11.04 powerpc+ps3?Anyone know ?
[08:04] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: you did mention that you had made manual boot entries in windows. maybe that's what it was showing.
[08:04] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, indeed using an application called EasyBCD. I suppose it isn't the concern of an Ubuntu channel anymore.
[08:05] <StuckMojo> drat, doesn't seem to be in there
[08:05] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: wait. open System > Administration > Disk Utility
[08:05] <StuckMojo> i'm pretty sure you can do it
[08:05] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: can you see the 100 MB win 7 boot partition?
[08:06] <StuckMojo> i suspect it's some global-ish setting that probably affects the kernel build system in general
[08:07] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I see a 206 MB Ext3 boot partition.
[08:08] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: no, that not the one. it should be a 100 MB partition, just before the Win 7 partition
[08:09] <ruan> how come ubuntu-mono-dark is light and ubuntu-mono light is dark?
[08:09] <maco> ruan: for on light/dark backgrounds, i think
[08:09] <ruan> maco: oh ok
[08:09] <Starminn> ruan: It's *for* light and *for* dark
[08:09] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I have 225 GB NTFS, 206 MB Ex3 /boot, Extended 95 GB, 88 GB Ext4, 3.8 GB Swap and 3.1 GB swap.
[08:10] <samos>  /msg nickserv identify samos123
[08:10] <samos> ohh
[08:10] <samos> :P
[08:10] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: one moment
[08:10] <SealedWithAKiss> I've been there.
[08:10] <Starminn> samos: Change your password?
[08:10] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, sure.
[08:11] <samos> its not my password luckily haha
[08:11] <samos> but still stupid
[08:11] <samos> i even copy pasted wrong place and wrong pass
[08:11] <SealedWithAKiss> samos, just change the password.
[08:12] <SealedWithAKiss> samos, perhaps to something a little more complex - samos 1234 for example.
[08:12] <SealedWithAKiss> :)
[08:12] <samos> its not my real pass have a try :P
[08:12] <i4ba1> in my flashdisk drive  i can't paste the folder/file but can copy?
[08:13] <i4ba1> it strange for me
[08:13] <dylan85> hi
[08:13] <Starminn> i4bai You have read permissions but not write?
[08:13] <ruan> i4ba1: do you have write permissions?
[08:14] <i4ba1> how do i change the permissions
[08:14] <Starminn> i4ba1: Right-click "Properties"->Permisisons
[08:14] <StuckMojo> chmod
[08:14] <i4ba1> right click on usb media?
[08:15] <Starminn> On the drive,yeah.
[08:15] <SealedWithAKiss> i4ba1, chmod +w filename
[08:15] <ruan> i4ba1: or a folder
[08:15] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: it seems like you do not have the Win 7 boot partition. I think the Win 7 cd provides a repair option. try that to create the Win 7 100 MB boot partition. then use the restore Grub method to install grub. boot into ubuntu, run update-grub. then you should be fine. you should be able to boot into both OSs. this is the setup i have (but both ubuntu and windows have their own hdd, :) )
[08:15] <i4ba1> i try chmod -R 766 /media/name of usb
[08:15] <i4ba1> but still not success
[08:15] <ruan> -r removes read permissions, doesnt it?
[08:15] <llutz_> i4ba1: flashdisk with vfat/ntfs? chown/chmod won't work, use mount-options
[08:15] <llutz_> gid/uid/umask
[08:15] <Starminn> -r RECURSIVE
[08:16] <ruan> ah
[08:16] <Starminn> 755*
[08:16] <samos123> you see i posted my username instead of pass :P
[08:16] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I don't have a Windows Recovery CD. I have a USB, but it's only 1GB in size. Assuming I obtain a larger USB drive, I could make it bootable and use that right?
[08:16] <Starminn> i4ba1: I don't think 766 is a valid mod
[08:17] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: how did you install Win 7 ?
[08:17] <Starminn> OR permissions setting or whatever
[08:17] <nukeslion> Hello, I'm trying to convert my screensaver to xscreensaver as opposed to the gnome one, and I have gotten everything working but the "lock screen" command, where would i edit what that button does?
[08:17] <Secrets> so how do i reinstall the driver for the internet on ubuntu
[08:17] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I extracted an ISO and ran the installation from inside Windows by executing the autorun file.
[08:18] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: burn that iso to a cd. this same iso (cd) has the repair option
[08:18] <Secrets> has anyone got any idears
[08:18] <rigved> :)
[08:18] <SealedWithAKiss> rigved, I don't have a CD, but obtaining one shouldn't be any trouble. So once it removes GRUB I go back into the LiveCD and then...?
[08:19] <Starminn> nukeslion: Isn't there the option at the bottom "Lock Screen After" [_] minutes
[08:19] <Secrets> rigved see pm
[08:19] <nit-wit> SealedWithAKiss, do you still have a link to the pastebin for the bootscript?
[08:19] <Starminn> nukeslion: By the way, you can still use the Xscreensavers in GNOME Screensaver (I do)
[08:20] <nukeslion> Starminn, that does work, but i mean the Lock Screen button on the top right when you press the power button
[08:20] <xorxorxor> is there gonna be Ubuntu OS for mobile devices?
[08:20] <xorxorxor> like android or ios
[08:20] <Secrets> how do i reinstall the internet driver on  ubuntu
[08:21] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: then use the same restore grub mothod - sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda --recheck. then run sudo update-grub in the ubuntu on the hdd
[08:21] <Starminn> xorxorxor: They've got a tablet one but to my knowledge no phones have been released yet (officially). It'll come eventually though I'd say. We've already got it on car stereos.
[08:21] <xorxorxor> whaatt? ubuntu for car stereos?
[08:21] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss, Secrets: sorry got to go.
[08:22] <rigved> SealedWithAKiss: i have outlined the whole process for you. all the best!
[08:22] <Secrets> whats the command to reinstall the internet driver
[08:22] <Starminn> xorxorxor: Yeah, one sec. I'll find the link.
[08:22] <xorxorxor> that is just too awesome
[08:22] <llutz_> !ot| xorxorxor
[08:23] <Starminn> xorxorxor: http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/Vic-NaviSurfer-II-Ubu3G/
[08:23] <xorxorxor> oops i'm sorry
[08:23] <Starminn> llutz_: Alright, point taken
[08:23] <Calinou> !guidelines
[08:24] <Starminn> Calinou: It's already settled. Us naughty IRC-goers have learned our lesson. ;)
[08:24] <xorxorxor> thanks
[08:24] <Calinou> yea.
[08:24] <Starminn> xorxorxor: The offtopic channel's great though for these types on conversations if you wish to continue it there. As they said though, it's just nto appropriate for here.
[08:24] <SealedWithAKiss> nit-wit, http://pastebin.com/VZWXvxJi
[08:25] <xorxorxor> yes sir
[08:25] <xorxorxor> didn't know that. i'll keep that in mind
[08:26] <llutz_> xorxorxor: no worries
[08:26] <vivek200912> I need to run servlet programs on ubuntu 10.10, how to do it?
[08:26] <neil> ubuntu 10.10 seems to crash whenever I do large file transfers to a usb memory stick.  The memory stick is formated to fat.
[08:26] <vivek200912>  I have installed Apache tomcat6.
[08:27] <alabd> Good day all , These http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10100007#post10100007 steps are done in ubuntu 10.10 but ,plog says there is no input/output signals ... , what's wrong ?
[08:27] <llutz_> neil: crash how? "large file" is how large?
[08:27] <rohan927> hi guys i am new to ubuntu
[08:28] <neil> the files are not large in themselves (jpgs) but there is about 7gb worth of them that I was transfering to a 8gb memory stick
[08:28] <rohan927> i want to connect to internet
[08:28] <rohan927> need help
[08:28] <mattalexx> I'm trying to get four monitors working in Ubuntu. I have a weird monitor layout: http://i.imgur.com/VmryP.jpg I have two nvidia cards. Should I use TwinView?
[08:28] <ruan> rohan927: what type of connection do you have?
[08:28] <iceroot> neil: fat cant handle files of that size (7gb)
[08:28] <rohan927> i have a wifi connection broadband
[08:29] <ruan> rohan927: have you tried the connection manager?
[08:29] <neil> that was the total size of all the files I was transfering.  they were only 3mb each roughly
[08:29] <nit-wit> SealedWithAKiss, so did anybody notice the sda1 error list and suggest the chkdsk? You also have both grub legacy and grub2 mixed
[08:29] <llutz_> neil: crash how? what happens, error-messages?
[08:29] <Starminn> neil: Try doing it in segments of < 4GB
[08:29] <RealOpty> well i made some success
[08:30] <RealOpty> got hdmi audo working only with VLC media player.
 i tried... the thing is the notification area of wifi has a red !... i think wifi is not on
[08:30] <RealOpty> guess its good enough so i dont have to switch to windows just to watch a damn movie
[08:30] <rohan927> how do i do it
[08:30] <rohan927> ?
[08:30] <neil> it would slowly freeze everything but the mouse, then It completely freeze if I tryed to enter the terminal through ctrl alt F1
[08:30] <gage_bw> dumb question but I'm having trouble tracking down the answer - Where's the main ubuntu repository - is it archive.ubuntu.com or packages.ubuntu.com or what?
[08:31] <llutz_> neil: check /var/log/messages for info.
[08:32] <Secrets> http://paste.ubuntu.com/574348/
[08:32] <ruan> rohan927: did you click the wifi icon to configure it?
[08:32] <Secrets> this is all is showing up when i type ifconfig
[08:32] <Secrets> its not showing eth0
[08:32] <Starminn> !packages | gage_bw
[08:32] <Secrets> its not showing eth1
[08:32] <llutz_> Secrets: ifconfig -a
[08:33] <Secrets> now it is\
 i don know how to do it... in one place i gave the ssid n security type as wpa something... when i applied it came as u r offline
[08:34] <ruan> rohan927: does the place that you are connecting to use a password?
[08:34] <gage_bw> Thanks for the link. Now, if I'm looking for something from, say, karmic's repo, what exactly do I add to sources.list?
[08:35] <rohan927> ya... it asked for a password
[08:35] <cyclist_2> Hello, there! has anyone here been able to have the new version of google-earth [version 6] running? I get a black screen and nothing more; I tried everything out there [including the Medibuntu repository, which is marginally better in the sense that I get an error message!]; I am on Lucid, and have lsb-core installed.
[08:35] <DrkCodeman> 10.10 has issues with its default audio / burning software i recommend an alternative other than pulseaudio
[08:35] <ruan> !wifi
[08:35] <gage_bw> deb http://packages.ubuntu.com karmic main   ...or maybe   deb http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic karmic main ?
[08:36] <Secrets> it happend after installing a update
[08:36] <alabd> Good day all , while doing this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10100007#post10100007 , found there is no build/include/linux directroy in /lib/modules/$(uname -r) ..  how to solve it ?
[08:36] <Secrets> whats a static ip adress
[08:37] <Secrets> is it one that always changes
[08:37] <ruan> Secrets: an ip address that never changes
[08:37] <ruan> Secrets: dynamic always changes
[08:38] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, hey got it fixed
[08:39] <MohammadAG> blue_pearl, :D
[08:39] <blue_pearl> MohammadAG, thanx ran chkdsk after bootinh xp cd :)
[08:39] <MohammadAG> blue_pearl, you're welcome :)
[08:39] <SealedWithAKiss> nit-wit, nobody mentioned that to me, no. What does that means for me?
[08:40] <amalgama> is it ok if i ask on this channel a question about "wget" ??
[08:40] <ruan> amalgama: yes
[08:40] <DrkCodeman> anyone in here work directly for conocial?
[08:40] <m3tti> hi folks
[08:40] <GrimmleSawOdooLa> I don't why this happened, but for some reason, the menu in xfdesktop when I right click (take note this is in Xubuntu) simply will not work.
[08:41] <Starminn> DrkCodeman: Some might, maybe, but I don't know of any.
[08:41] <GrimmleSawOdooLa> It works on other accounts, but not mine. Why did this happen? lol
[08:41] <amalgama> i found a website which has like 20 download links of .zip files and i would like to use wget to download them all in once instead of right click etc... does anyone know which is the command??
[08:41] <Starminn> !attitude | DrkCodeman
[08:41] <DrkCodeman> i need to order disks for my store to give to customers as an alternative to windows
[08:41] <ruan> amalgama: use flashgot
[08:41] <m3tti> i've a big problem. I want to setup a server which is some kinda transparent proxy but that server should redirect the traffic to another proxy which is connected to the internet. Could i simply portforward all traffic to the proxy which is connected to the internet
[08:41] <Starminn> DrkCodeman: Not that you had a bad atittude, just saying
[08:42] <amalgama> i read wiki and man but couldnt get the right answer...
[08:42] <Starminn> DrkCodeman: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/cds
[08:42] <ruan> amalgama: flashgot addon for firefox
[08:42] <DrkCodeman> yeah i tried that lol no response though
[08:42] <rohan927> hi can anyone help me out ??? i am new to ubuntu....
[08:42] <Secrets> the wired internet stoped working after installing a update
[08:43] <Starminn> DrkCodeman: Try this out? http://www.linuxcd.org/view_distro.php?id_distro=196&ref=distrowatch Not sure if you're only limited to one though
[08:43] <Starminn> rohan927: Go ahead and ask and people will respond if they can help.
[08:43] <amalgama> ruan : thanx !
[08:43] <Secrets> so how can i fix it
[08:44] <ruan> amalgama: np :)
[08:44] <rohan927> k thanks.. i want to connect to internet... i have wifi connection. just not able to get through
[08:44] <ruan> !wifi | rohan927
[08:44] <nit-wit> SealedWithAKiss, you mentioned a disc of some sort there is a downloadable recovery that may get you to the repair command to run the chkdsk /r http://neosmart.net/blog/2009/windows-7-system-repair-discs/ here is a visual to getting there. http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/20864-mbr-restore-windows-7-master-boot-record.html we can take care of grub with another link.
[08:45] <Secrets> oh god now the internet icon disipeard
[08:45] <Secrets> what do i do
[08:45] <nit-wit> SealedWithAKiss, you can format a thumb to ntfs put a bootflag on it with gparted and exstract that iso to it to boot.
[08:45] <Starminn> Secrets: The one in the panel? Just Add to Panel...->Notification something-or-another
[08:46] <Secrets> i restarted my computer then it disipeard
[08:46] <rohan927> ok... the thing is i find a red exclamation mark(!)on the wifi icon in the notification area... what does that mean?
[08:46] <neil> llutz, did you want me to send you the txt of message?
[08:46] <DrkCodeman> anyone else having difficulties installing ut2k4 on 64bit build of ubuntu?
[08:46] <nit-wit> SealedWithAKiss, can't gaurantee a fix on the sda1 but it is indicating problems fixed in this manner.
[08:47] <eoss> hello im trying to understand ownership of files...for my apache server it uses www-data to rear write execute right? what should i have the owner of files be and the group in my www folder for apache?
[08:47] <eoss> and what permissions
[08:48] <eoss> as of right now everytime i create a file int he folder i have to change the permission every time
[08:50] <DrkCodeman> is ubuntu landscape only pay for software?
[08:50] <poobird> anyone know of any good Overclocking guides for ubuntu?
[08:51] <poobird> anyone know of any good Overclocking guides for ubuntu?
[08:51] <ruan> !overclocking
[08:51] <poobird> !overclocking
[08:51] <ruan> uhh..nope
[08:51] <poobird> lol
[08:51] <Secrets> why is my wired internet not wokring all of a sudden it was working on monday
[08:51] <poobird> !overclock
[08:51] <FloodBot3> poobird: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:51] <rumpe1> eoss, maybe chmod g+s /var/www
[08:51] <Secrets> how do i fix it
[08:52] <poobird> fix what?
[08:52] <Secrets> the wired internet on ubuntu its not connecting for some reason
[08:52] <cr1sco> so i can't play .flv files from my google cache folder even if i open them in chrome
[08:53] <poobird> what are you using
[08:53] <neil> http://paste.ubuntu.com/574352/
[08:53] <eoss> rumpe1, add write permissions to group?
[08:54] <Secrets> ubuntu 10.10
[08:54] <Secrets> desktop editon
[08:54] <iceroot> Secrets: you dont get an ip? you get an ip but cant contact the internet? you can only contact other machines by there ip and not the domainname? you are using dhcp?  we cant (and we will not help) without usefull informations
[08:54] <rumpe1> eoss, then use umask
[08:55] <dc5ala> eoss: apache only need to be able to read those files, except when you want to do an upload via a form
[08:55] <Diverdude> Hello. I have a problem with my packet manager. I started giving this error: http://pastebin.com/GeDExHeF   What can be done about that?
[08:56] <neil> http://paste.ubuntu.com/574352/  my system crashed twice while copying files in the time frame pasted.
[09:00] <neil> any ideas?
[09:03] <poobird> anyone know of any good Overclocking guides or programs for ubuntu?
[09:07] <gage_bw> I'm looking for a repository with irssi 0.8.13 or later in it. I believe Karmic probably has it, but I'm having trouble finding the repo!
[09:07] <Secrets> under ipv4  Ip adress  0.0.0.0  Netmask/Prefix: 0.0.0.0
[09:08] <Secrets> so its not showing my ip adress
[09:09] <Starminn> !info irssi | gage_bw
[09:09] <DrkCodeman> would be nice if there was a way to install ubuntu to my ipod touch
[09:09] <_jesse__> Diverdude: I'd probably do as it say or clear out the cache
[09:09] <Secrets> can someone tell me how to fix this problem
[09:10] <Starminn> gage_bw: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Irssi
[09:10] <iceroot> Secrets: you are using DHCP?
[09:10] <Secrets> idk
[09:11] <DrkCodeman> ubuntu is derived from debian correct?
[09:11] <gage_bw> Starminn: I've been there, it says "the Ubuntu "main" repository", but where is that?
[09:11] <Secrets> how do i find out if i am
[09:12] <DrkCodeman> ubuntu is to debian as osx is to freebsd
[09:12] <Starminn> gage_bw: Open up the Software Center.
[09:13] <iceroot> !debian | DrkCodeman
[09:13] <Starminn> gage_bw: Edit->Software Sources...->[Enter your password]
[09:13] <Starminn> gage_bw: In the first tab (where it lands oyu) up top, check the one for main
[09:13] <Secrets> now how do i fix my problem with my wired internet it was working on monday before i installed something
[09:14] <iceroot> Secrets: and you installed what?
[09:14] <Secrets> and now its not working
[09:14]  * jfm` is away: Je ne suis pas là
[09:14] <Secrets> i forgot what i installed
[09:14] <iceroot> Secrets: again, please use usefull details, dont let us guess what your problem is
[09:14] <Secrets> i think it was a perl module
[09:14] <Talicom> my touchpad works on the login screen but not after i log into my account, what should i do?
[09:15] <Secrets> so how do i fix my problem with the internet not working
[09:15] <iceroot> Secrets: using networkmanager? (gui), /etc/network/interfaces?
[09:15] <iflema> gage_bw: youll get a higher version if you make themove to Lucid Lynx LTS 10.04, its time to get a move on anyways - support for hardy 8.04 and karmic 9.10 ends april 2011 and 9.04 Jaunty Jakalope is !EOL....
[09:15] <Secrets> what do i type in terminal ircroot?
[09:15] <gage_bw> Starminn: I'm using Synaptic(Hardy has no Software Center). I get to the Repositories window, but main is of course already checked. It's not a package from THIS version of ubuntu that I need
[09:15] <DrkCodeman> ifconfig
[09:15] <Starminn> gage_bw: AMD64 or 32-bit?
[09:16] <gage_bw> 32
[09:16] <Starminn> gage_bw: http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/i386/irssi/download
[09:16] <gage_bw> iflema: I am terrified that it'll break
[09:16] <gahf> How do I transfer firefox settings from ubuntu to windows 7? alternativley where are firefox settings stored on ubuntu?
[09:16] <poobird> anyone know of any good Overclocking guides or programs for ubuntu?
[09:16] <Secrets> Secrets: using networkmanager? (gui), /etc/network/interfaces? what do you mean by that?
[09:17] <iceroot> Secrets: what program are you using to connect to your network
[09:17] <DrkCodeman> why does ubuntu charge for landscape when webmin is free?
[09:17] <iceroot> Secrets: the default tray-icon from gnome? (nm-applet)
[09:17] <HPV> if i had a job paying more than $10/hr i would spend 1/2 the money to hire another person to work on ubuntu
[09:18] <Starminn> DrkCodeman: I doubt it's Ubuntu charging it -- it's probably the devs for Landscape and Ubuntu, legally, (unless they pay for you) has to charge for it.
[09:18] <llutz_> !webmin | DrkCodeman because webmin is a security nightmare and not supported anymore
[09:18] <Secrets> what do i type
[09:19] <Talicom> my touchpad works on the login screen but not after i log into my account, what should i do? my trackpad has a button to disable it's function, i pushed it so i could clean it. now ubuntu won't let me use my mouse when i log into my account
[09:19] <iflema> gage_bw: whats type of commputer? laptop or tower... model/manu... put it out there(here) mayve some know the results. what version you in 9.04? what wireless, video, audio
[09:19] <DrkCodeman> i have ubuntu server running at work with webmin running fine its an older build of ubuntu however and its purely a samba server
[09:19] <llutz_> DrkCodeman: why webmin and not swat then?
[09:19] <gahf> How do I transfer firefox settings from ubuntu to windows 7? alternativley where are firefox settings stored on ubuntu?
[09:19] <DrkCodeman> alot of people recommended webmin
[09:19] <gage_bw> iflema: eeepc 900, i'd have to go deeper for the other info
[09:20] <rumpe1> gahf, $HOME/.mozilla  *guess*
[09:20] <iflema> gage_bw: thats good...
[09:20] <hariram> how can i use my corby txt as a modem in ubuntu
[09:21] <HPV> if i had a job paying more than $10/hr i would spend 1/2 the money to hire another person to work on ubuntu
[09:21] <iflema> gage_bw: ill have a littlesrach see how other do....
[09:22] <DJones> !webmin | DrkCodeman Just for info regarding webmin,
[09:22] <Starminn> gage_bw: For pretty much everything about your system, the commands "uname -a" and "lspci" will cover most of it.
[09:22] <DJones> DrkCodeman: Sorry, just scrolled up and saw that you'd already been given that info
[09:22] <gage_bw> Looking at the list of upgrades and removals, I'm not going to try to install irssi until I upgrade the system
[09:22] <Starminn> gage_bw: Oh, and lshw if you really want to hiti it all. ;)
[09:23] <gage_bw> wonder how much bigger 10.10 is than 9.04
[09:23] <gage_bw> tiny hdd on this model
[09:23] <MavereX> holy crap its quiet in here
[09:23] <rumpe1> !language | MavereX
[09:24] <DrkCodeman> i wonder how many people realize wubi is creating a emulated filesystem
[09:24] <MavereX> crap?
[09:24] <MavereX> are you serious
[09:24] <iflema> gage_bw: theres a youtube demo.... 10.04 may be a better move and a better UI if you ask me....
[09:24] <rumpe1> MavereX, ... and professional :>
[09:24] <Starminn> gage_bw: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[09:24] <MavereX> My apologies
[09:24] <DrkCodeman> wubi doesn't make ubuntu native ;(
[09:25] <Starminn> DrkCodeman: Not enough peopel if you ask me. Though this should be in #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:25] <DrkCodeman> off to bed have to be up for work in like 3 hours
[09:26] <gahf> How do I transfer firefox settings from ubuntu to windows 7? alternativley where are firefox settings stored on ubuntu?
[09:27] <thamedave> Test (sorry)
[09:27] <Starminn> gahf: Why not just use Firefox Sync?
[09:27] <gahf> starminn what you mean?
[09:27] <_jesse__> gahf: .mozilla/firefox ; dunno if they'd be in the same format or not
[09:27] <Starminn> gahf: The add-on firefox Sync.
[09:27] <_jesse__> I'd probably use a plugin
[09:27] <_jesse__> ^
[09:27] <Starminn> gahf: Anyway, here:
[09:28] <Starminn> gahf:http://ubuntuguide.net/share-firefox-bookmarkshistorytabs-between-ubuntuwindows-7vistaxp (forgot link)
[09:28] <ramon_Gimp> hi all, i am Ramon miranda the chairman of Gimp paint Studio project, i want to ask help in wacom support
[09:28] <iflema> gage_bw: 900a ??
[09:29] <hypoz> what does the chkmod bash command do???
[09:30] <gage_bw> iflema: Just 900 I believe, but it was a Target special - cheaper because it has only a 4 gig SSD
[09:30] <karla> hypoz, i'm not familiar of such command
[09:30] <karla> hypoz, do you mean chmod ?
[09:31] <Starminn> hypoz: You could try running "whatis <command>" and "man <command>"
[09:31] <Secrets> can someone help me fix the wired internet problem or not
[09:32] <_jesse__> Secrets: calm down
[09:32] <Secrets> ive been here for 4 hours
[09:32] <sinblade29> any gui for mounting iso  or other image files ... i hate terminal comands
[09:33] <llutz_> !volunteers | Secrets
[09:33] <iflema> gage_bw: reports seem very good.. perfect cam bluetooth video audio two finger scroll etc.. possible issue with wireless button and required twaeak for hibernation... does look positive..
[09:33] <sinblade29> i need a graphical app for image mounting (iso ,nrg,daa and more)
[09:33] <gage_bw> iflema: Oh yeah, no cam either on this model ^^
[09:34] <visual1ce> i reassigned gnome cli ctrl c to copy... how do i make ctrl x stop what the terminal is running?
[09:34] <almoxarife> Secrets: explain the problem
[09:34] <_jesse__> sinblade29: try gmount
[09:35] <juk> visual1ce: you will need some more buttons to push
[09:35] <sipior> visual1ce: if i understand your question correctly, have a look at the man page for "stty"
[09:36] <nixxer> hey, how can i prevent unclean dismounts when my laptop dies?
[09:36] <nixxer> is there any application i can run to shut the computer down automatically?
[09:37] <juk> nixxer: jeez, just run halt as root
[09:37] <nixxer> _automatically_
[09:37] <visual1ce> ctrl \
[09:37] <nixxer> as in, i'm not here, my dog trips over the cord, my laptop dies, i'm up a creek again
[09:37] <juk> nixxer: seriosly?
[09:37] <iflema> gage_bw: i say go for it (10.04) just make  a little backup of ya documents and media.. there wont be much :P
[09:37] <visual1ce> thx
[09:38] <nixxer> it's not for me, it's for a client, is there a way or not lol
[09:38] <Polysics> hello
[09:38] <gage_bw> My system doesn't meet the reqs of 10.10, but I'm still searching for 9.04's reqs
[09:38] <gage_bw> so I can see if it meets *those*
[09:38] <karla> nixxer, yeah shutdown or suspend to disk on low battery would be nice
[09:38] <th0r> nixxer: how are you going to know when the dog trips over the cord?
[09:38] <juk> nixxer: ok, explain what is automatically
[09:38] <Polysics> interesting problem i have
[09:38] <nixxer> automatically
[09:38] <Diverdude> _jesse__, well how do i clear out the cache? and how do i increase the size of the APT::Cache-Limit?
[09:38] <Polysics> one of my users on a 10.04 server sometimes loses his password!
[09:38] <nixxer> as in, battery level gets to 5%, it halts itself
[09:39] <sipior> nixxer: you could plug into acpi events to see if the machine is running on battery power, and then have your script issue a shutdown.
[09:39] <nixxer> ....
[09:39] <Polysics> as in, i set his password, he logs in ok, the next day, teh same password does not work
[09:39] <Fwb2700> Hello
[09:39] <gage_bw> er, 8.10
[09:39] <Polysics> i set his password with "sudo passwd username"
[09:39] <Polysics> nothing special, i have no idea what is happening
[09:39] <nixxer> he's typing it wrong.
[09:40] <Polysics> nixxer: i tried logging in too, to no avail
[09:40] <nixxer> what happens?
[09:40] <froschi_> Polysics: you're typing it wrong
[09:40] <Polysics> i even set a simple password just to test, impossible to type it worng
[09:40] <Polysics> password invalid
[09:40] <nixxer> unset shell?
[09:40] <Polysics> if i reset it to the SAME password with passwd, it works
[09:40] <froschi_> Polysics: you use ssh from another machine?
[09:40] <Polysics> can't get "123456" wrong
[09:40] <nixxer> you just said you used passwd
[09:40] <Polysics> froschi_: ubuntu 10.04 VPS server
[09:40] <nixxer> sudo messes up passwd
[09:41] <nixxer> don't sudo with passwd
[09:41] <llutz_> Polysics: be sure, users can
[09:41] <_jesse__> Diverdude: apt-get clean
[09:41] <froschi_> Polysics: you use ssh *from* another machine?
[09:41] <Starminn> gage_bw: Go here: https://help.ubuntu.com/, choose the version you want, go to "Installing Ubuntu" (at the very bottom), choose your architecture, and click on "chapter 2"
[09:41] <Starminn> gage_bw: That'll give you whatever you need.
[09:41] <froschi_> Polysics: or putty?
[09:41] <iflema> grep gage_bw
[09:41] <poobird> anyone know of any good Overclocking guides or programs for ubuntu?
[09:41] <Polysics> froschi_: ssh off a Mac, both him and me
[09:41] <Polysics> normal Terminal
[09:41] <Fwb2700> Speedfan
[09:41] <poobird> i wanna see if i can melt my computer
[09:42] <froschi_> Polysics: i often do 'ssh machinename' and forgot to 'ssh someotheruser@machinename' ... double check that?
[09:42] <Diverdude> _jesse__, that did not help anything
[09:42] <patrick_> exit
[09:42] <poobird> poobird: yay
[09:42] <Polysics> froschi_: i tried "su user" and logging in as the user to no avail
[09:42] <Polysics> must be something about the user's shell, but tbh i have no idea on where to look
[09:42] <poobird> you use sudo for ubuntu
[09:42] <Polysics> poobird: not if you want to be asked for the password
[09:43] <juk> nixxer: see what is in, ls /proc/acpi/battery and watch it, when 5% do halt
[09:43] <Fwb2700> poobird: Why are you talking to yourself??
[09:43] <poobird> poobird: its fun
[09:43] <Fwb2700> Any from nz on?
[09:44] <froschi_> Polysics: well, you're doing it wrong :/
[09:44] <_jesse__> Diverdude: you can change it in /etc/apt/apt.conf
[09:44] <_jesse__> the cache limit, that is
[09:44] <Polysics> froschi_: all i need to know is that, reasonably, nothing is changing my password
[09:44] <juk> !nz | Fwb2700:
[09:44] <llutz_> nixxer: you're using gnome?
[09:44] <Polysics> if nothing is changing my passwords, i will just blame it on the user
[09:44] <iflema> gage_bw: i see positive remarks about it and 10.04.see no complaining about speed.. but i do see slight variation across the one model... so?? i still say 10.04...
[09:44] <Fwb2700> Juk: thanks
[09:44] <llutz_> nixxer: there are settings in powermanagement acting on low battery
[09:45] <Polysics> let's just hope i didn't get rooted somehow
[09:45] <seidos> compassion -> buddha
[09:45] <gage_bw> iflema: considering 10.04 anyway..long term and probably more stable
[09:45] <anarchist> well if you use keys with ssh the user cannot fuckup :-)
[09:46] <Polysics> i will tell him to upload his key and be done with it
[09:46] <gage_bw> I was trying to get an idea of whether 10.10 actually uses more ram, etc
[09:46] <seidos> 1 xor 0?
[09:46] <seidos> 1
[09:46] <iflema> gage_bw: not as if you can duel boot =)
[09:46] <Fwb2700> juk: Nobody talk there
[09:46] <Starminn> anarchist: Keep it family-friendly, pelase.
[09:46] <Polysics> the guy is a very inexperienced person, that is why i am not fully believing him
[09:46] <gage_bw> iflema: i can't, yeah
[09:46] <froschi_> Polysics: you can make a copy of /etc/shadow and compare the hashes, if somthing changed the pw/hash. and check for something in /etec/passwd too
[09:46] <juk> Fwb2700: well im not from nz
[09:46] <Fwb2700> juk: Damn lol
[09:46] <seidos> HPV?  1 xor 0?
[09:46] <iflema> gage_bw: a live USB try it out (10.04)
[09:47] <froschi_> Polysics: unless you're using some other auth, which i don't know about and would blame that then :)
[09:47] <Polysics> whoa now
[09:47] <Diverdude> _jesse__, there is no such file
[09:47] <Secrets> has anyone got any idears to fix my issue
[09:47] <Polysics> i have a shadow and a shadow- file in /etc
[09:47] <Polysics> is that normal or does it smell fishy?
[09:47] <visual1ce> where are the little indicator icons stored?
[09:47] <gage_bw> iflema: I only have a spare 2G drive..not sure it's big enough
[09:47] <visual1ce> like the little envelope
[09:47] <iflema> gage_bw: it is
[09:47] <Diverdude> _jesse__, have only /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ directory
[09:47] <Secrets> with wired internet not working all of a sudden on ubuntu
[09:47] <Starminn> !details | visual1ce
[09:48] <Polysics> froschi_: i would not know either, i never tweaked auth on any of my installs
[09:48] <froschi_> Polysics: i think it's normal. not sure if only editors do that backup stuff or the normal 'passwd' does too though...
[09:48] <gage_bw> iflema: that's great, then. i'll certainly try it...although it'll be slower running from the flash drive anyway
[09:48] <seidos> elfing
[09:49] <Polysics> i think i will give chrootkit a go
[09:49] <llutz_> seidos: do you have any ubuntu-support related questions? pls stop your random typing
[09:49] <seidos> where are the elves?
[09:49] <gage_bw> running in memory, that is
[09:49] <seidos> llutz_: it is not random.  troll?
[09:49] <Fwb2700> I am new to ubuntu
[09:49] <juk> !ot | seidos llutz_
[09:50] <Polysics> passwd has been updated in packages
[09:50] <Polysics> i wonder if there is anything about it
[09:50] <seidos> juk: already talking in ubuntu-offtopic.  where else?
[09:50] <Starminn> visual1ce: Again, what exactly is your problem? Is the envelope missing?
[09:51] <visual1ce> i dont have a problem - the envelope is fine. im playing with appindicator.py and adding an indicator. but i don't want the messages indicator
[09:51] <seidos> visual1ce: metta?
[09:51] <Starminn> visual1ce: So you want indicator message gone?
[09:51] <Starminn> visual1ce: sudo apt-get remove indicator-messages
[09:52] <mah454> wat is this error :            "pg_dump: ERROR:  invalid memory alloc request size 1970233207"
[09:52] <Jordan_U> seidos: This channel is only for Ubuntu support. Please follow the channel guidelines and stay on topic, or find a different channel.
[09:52] <Jordan_U> !guidelines | seidos
[09:52] <Secrets> has anyone got any idears how to get wired working again
[09:53] <Diverdude> _jesse__, ?
[09:53] <gage_bw> Well, according to this, 10.10 or 10.04 shouldn't be significantly slower, even with half a gig of ram
[09:53] <Starminn> gage_bw: I ran 10.10 on this computer with 512MB RAM for a month
[09:54] <gage_bw> Excellent
[09:54] <Starminn> gage_bw: I didn't have any problems whatsoever. Obviously when I added 4GB it was a bit speedier, but it wasn't a stark difference or anything. (Windows, on the other hand...)
[09:55] <funnyloony> wew..rame bener, bnrn org apa boot doang??
[09:56] <Darael> Secrets: First things first.  Could you please open a terminal and pastebin the output of "ifconfig" (no quotes)
[09:57] <epic> where does the headers end up when i install linux-headers-2.6.35-27-server ?
[09:57] <juk> epic: /usr/src
[09:57] <license> hello guys all
[09:57] <license> where can I get the dictionary text file  ?
[09:58] <license> anyone here ?
[09:58] <license> ther are 1478 peop
[09:58] <epic> juk: as a .tar.bz2 ?
[09:59] <liucong> o
[09:59] <Fwb2700> license: Patience
[09:59] <Secrets> http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/ad59/pokemonharley/100_1329.jpg
[09:59] <Secrets> here
[09:59] <juk> epic: no untared
[09:59] <Secrets> http://paste.ubuntu.com/574348/
[09:59] <Secrets> and this
[09:59] <epic> juk: hmm i only get a .tar.bz2
[09:59] <karla> license, dictionaries-common ?
[09:59] <juk> !bazip | epic:
[09:59] <seidos> license: does the system have internet?
[10:00] <juk> !bzip | epic:
[10:00] <juk> !tar | epic:
[10:00] <juk> !bzip2 | epic:
[10:00] <epic> i know that tar jxvf
[10:00] <license> nope can connect internet but I just wanna
[10:00] <Jordan_U> !msgthebot > juk
[10:00] <license> text file
[10:00] <license> not app
[10:01] <juk> Jordan_U: my bad :/
[10:02] <Secrets> Darael: look this is what i get  http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/ad59/pokemonharley/100_1329.jpg
[10:02] <Gaudi> \quit
[10:03] <iflema> gage_bw: 4gb hd... are you using swap space at the moment?
[10:03] <Starminn> license: I'm just looking around my own filesystem *I have it enabled offline) and I've got some stuff in /usr/share/dict
[10:04] <gage_bw> iflema: I found out a few days ago that the swap is something like 200MB...
[10:04] <gage_bw> haven't changed anything yet
[10:04] <license> oh thx!! :D
[10:05] <license> but
[10:05] <license> how I can convert to text this ?
[10:05] <iflema> gage_bw: itll go... im a little worried about the half gig. but one cant expect too much now can one....
[10:05] <juk> !enter | license
[10:06] <license> ah.. I used RHEL so I can't debian well.. sorry dudes all
[10:06] <license> rofl
[10:06] <license> :D
[10:06] <Starminn> license: Complete, cohesive sentences please. Now what?
[10:07] <gage_bw> iflema: I'm not afraid of the OS being slow by itself. I'm afraid of the overhead making media even slower
[10:07] <gage_bw> those second-and-a-half ad loading times, for instance
[10:07] <visual1ce> hi again
[10:08] <visual1ce> ok so now i'm missing an icon :)
[10:08] <visual1ce> an indicator icon
[10:08] <Secrets> did that help
[10:08] <Secrets> Darael: look this is what i get  http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/ad59/pokemonharley/100_1329.jpg
[10:08] <visual1ce> should i just reset my panel?
[10:08] <Starminn> visual1ce: You said you wanted it gone. Okay, you want it back? sudo apt-get install indicator-messages
[10:09] <visual1ce> gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel
[10:09] <iflema> gage_bw: there is openbox, fluxbox, lubuntu and i think i seen something about lubuntu-netbook. hold alt+leftclick to move windows is best workaround for small screens =)
[10:09] <visual1ce> thx starminn
[10:10] <gage_bw> iflema: er, what are those boxes?
[10:11] <iflema> gage_bw: openbox and fluxbox are light weight window managers for ubuntu (linux)
[10:11] <gungung> !grub2 > gungung
[10:11] <gage_bw> iflema: Like X, or like gnome?
[10:11] <rigved> !gui | gage_bw
[10:12] <iflema> gage_bw: rather minimal on features commpaired to gnome kde...
[10:12] <fidyduce> why does unetbootin not give the option to format the drive before an install?
[10:12] <Starminn> gage_bw: GNOME is the default, but for lightweight stuff you've got Xubuntu (Xcfe) and Lubuntu (Lxde). Openbox and Fluxbox are alternatives to the X Window Manager
[10:12] <iflema> gage_bw: more manual work/maintenance
[10:12] <gage_bw> righto
[10:12] <juk> !format | fidyduce
[10:13] <gage_bw> I've never had any big problems with gnome, so I'll stick with it for now
[10:14] <Starminn> gage_bw: It should be fine. Again, 512MB RAM for me and it ran fine. If it becomes a problem, though, feel free to try out Xubuntu which is similar to GNOME.
[10:15] <iflema> gage_bw: there is always scrotwm =)
[10:17] <gage_bw> yeah
[10:17] <gage_bw> it sucks that I have to upgrade my OS just to run irssi, though
[10:18] <gage_bw> unless...
[10:18] <iflema> gage_bw: debian allows you to apt-get -t unstable install blahblah.. not suyre about ubuntu
[10:19] <Starminn> gage_bw: http://irssi.org/download
[10:19] <gage_bw> already open ^^
[10:19] <Starminn> http://svn.irssi.org/ (if the first doesn't suffice this might help)
[10:21] <gage_bw> Starminn: won't I have the same dependencies?
[10:21] <gage_bw> whichever way I do it
[10:22] <Starminn> No idea
[10:23] <Starminn> I see something potentially useful I give it to you. Beyond that? Well, it's past my bed time lol
[10:23] <gahf> How do i update from 10.04 to 10.10?
[10:23] <juk> !update
[10:24] <Starminn> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get distro-upgrade (right guys?)
[10:24] <llutz_> no
[10:24] <Starminn> llutz_: What'd I miss?
[10:24] <jpds> Starminn: sudo do-release-upgrade
[10:24] <gage_bw> i certainly appreciate your help Starminn, iflema, and everyone else who has helped
[10:25] <llutz_> Starminn: a lot :) read man apt-get what your commands do and see why it wont update 04->10
[10:25] <gahf> When i go to update manager it doesn't show 10.10 as avalaible
[10:25] <gahf> what do
[10:25] <gahf> what do
[10:25] <iflema> !upgrade | gahf
[10:25] <FloodBot1> gahf: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:25] <Starminn> gage_bw: I wish there was a more simple way. Hey, might I ask why you want to use irssi?
[10:25] <gahf> iflema doesn't work
[10:25] <jpds> gahf: In Update Manager, click "Settings".
[10:25] <gage_bw> It's the best IRC client i've seen yet
[10:25] <Starminn> llutz_: Alright.
[10:26] <gahf> jpds trhen waht
[10:26] <gahf> jpds rhen what
[10:26]  * jfm` is back (gone 01:12:05)
[10:26] <Starminn> gage_bw: Ah, fair enough. Well, what version of Ubuntu were you running?
[10:26] <jpds> gahf: Change the Release Upgrade option from "Long Term Support only" to "Normal releases".
[10:26] <jpds> gahf: Change the Release Upgrade option from "Long Term Support only" to "Normal releases".
[10:26] <jpds> gahf: Change the Release Upgrade option from "Long Term Support only" to "Normal releases".
[10:26] <gage_bw> It's super lightweight too
[10:26] <jpds> gahf: Change the Release Upgrade option from "Long Term Support only" to "Normal releases".
[10:26] <FloodBot1> jpds: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:26] <gage_bw> Starminn: 8,10, same as now
[10:27] <gage_bw> 8.10*
[10:27] <gahf> ty jpds
[10:27] <llutz_> Starminn: upgrade using apt-get would need to change sources.lists before to the desired version. then you could do it via apt-get ...
[10:27] <Zuhaitz> hi
[10:27] <Starminn> gage_bw: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases (Psst... You're not supported)
[10:27] <dario_> ciao
[10:27] <gage_bw> which is why I'm so sad it's not working now..I'm wondering if I missed a step
[10:27] <dario_> !List
[10:27] <llutz_> Starminn: its not the recommended way for ubuntu
[10:27] <Zuhaitz> why when i change virtual desktop the background moves with the windows? it have no sense, the virtual desktop is the work desktop, the background should be static, is there a way to change that? thanks
[10:27] <Zuhaitz> in ubuntu 11.04
[10:27] <Starminn> gage_bw: So it's time for an upgrade anyway. ;)
[10:27] <gage_bw> Yeah, I realized that a few weeks ago
[10:28] <Starminn> !natty | Zuhaitz
[10:28] <Zuhaitz> i know but the channel is "ausent"
[10:28] <rigved> Starminn: i would suggest that you backup all your files and then do a fresh install. upgrades can cause problems sometimes, but not always the case
[10:28] <Xrocodile> 大家好！
[10:29] <Starminn> rigved: Not me upgrading.
[10:29] <rigved> gage_bw: ^^
[10:29] <rigved> Starminn: sorry :)
[10:29] <gage_bw> I *just* got this system set up again after my reformat; I'd hate to do it again so soon
[10:29] <iflema> gage_bw: what feature you want in irssi.. weechat not so bad once you getinto it... they all have their pros/cons
[10:29] <Starminn> llutz_: What is the CLI method for upgrading then? (I know freshes are better, but just for my knowledge)
[10:30] <sagaci> Edit your sources
[10:30] <Weazel[Work]> hey guys, anyone knows how to change the Auto-fill in open office so when i drag a cell downwards, the numbers will go up instead of down ?
[10:30] <llutz_> Starminn: update-manager i guess
[10:30] <sagaci> Then dist-upgrade
[10:30] <Starminn> gage_bw: I'm using Pidgin right now and it's not bad. But if you want irssi, then you want irssi lol
[10:30] <Starminn> sagaci llutz_: Alright, thanks.
[10:32] <Starminn> Goodnight, everyone.
[10:33] <Weazel[Work]> no one knows :( ?
[10:33] <iflema> Weazel[Work]: also see  http://oooforum.org
[10:33] <gage_bw> iflema: weechat actually looks ok
[10:33] <Weazel[Work]> iflema: thx
[10:33]  * iflema does libre office have a forum??
[10:33] <silvery> night
[10:34] <sagaci> Google the document foundation
[10:35] <Rexodus> bliep
[10:35] <jon__> can someone tell me how to add a user to the sudoers file?
[10:35] <llutz_> no libreoffice user-support chan on freenode too :(
[10:35] <Rexodus> nano?
[10:35] <abdel> jn0-120 dumps
[10:35] <llutz_> jon__: use visudo
[10:35] <abdel> latest dumps
[10:36] <jon__> i used visudo, and i gave the user the same providlges as root. is that correctr..ely?
[10:36] <llutz_> jon__: if you want your user have full sudo access, just "sudo adduser user admin"
[10:36] <abdel> please can anybody help me with the latest dumps for jn0-120
[10:36] <abdel> its a juniper exam
[10:36] <sagaci> View the sudoers file then add another line but change the username to the one you want
[10:37] <jpds> abdel: Wrong channel.
[10:37] <seidos> i have to go outside TheCrazedPenguin
[10:37] <sagaci> Change channel
[10:38] <seidos> i innoculated myself with the hpv virus, but i didn't weeken the solution first :(
[10:38] <abdel> yeah i know its the wrong channel\
[10:39] <abdel> nut can anybody help me with it
[10:39] <abdel> it musnt be all about ubuntu
[10:39] <sagaci> Maybe
[10:39] <jpds> abdel: If it's not about Ubuntu, it's offtopic for this channel, try ##networking
[10:40] <aCe2> anyone here using the awesome window manager?
[10:40] <fidyduce> juk: i have the pc version "universal usb installer" and linux "unetbootin". the pc version formats the thumb drive before install. the linux version will just install one iso on top of another currently installed..... unless i use the disk utility, or gparted to reformat the drive before installation. on top of that i am having issues with the unetbootin installing the iso altogether... is there something else that does what "universal usb installer" can do
[10:40] <aCe2> !awesome
[10:40] <aCe2> !awesome3
[10:41] <aCe2> !info awesome
[10:41] <sagaci> Not really unless it's too much of a pain, just use unetbootin from windows
[10:43] <gusg> can I make a symlink to a folder in a samba share? I tried Ctrl-Shift dragging but it makes a broken link
[10:45] <jatt> ln -s
[10:45] <sagaci> Symbolic link
[10:46] <speakman> How do I list fonts available for .Xresources?
[10:47] <abdel> ok av heard you bro
[10:47] <ikonia> ?
[10:47] <Weazel[Work]> any1 knows how to do autoinput in OpenOffice so when i drag down values will go up instead of down ?
[10:50] <rigved> Weazel[Work]: ask in #openoffice.org
[10:50] <Weazel[Work]> thx
[10:51] <rigved> Weazel[Work]: you are welcome
[10:52] <sda> hi all i need delete "[" "]" from a line, how can I do? (sed?)
[10:53] <gusg> jatt, were you replying to me?
[10:55] <abdel> ok
[10:55] <abdel> av heard
[10:55] <akhyani> hi
[10:55] <akhyani> I can not hear any thing
[10:57] <akhyani> it seems that every thing is ok . volume contoroler, sound driver and visualization
[10:57] <akhyani> but I can not hear any sound
[10:58] <akhyani> please help
[11:02] <sinisterstuf> I just installed SLiM but I can't login, what can I do?
[11:04] <xcs_> wat is dis place??
[11:04] <xcs_> I cant believe it
[11:05] <xcs_> I'm using YLMF
[11:05] <xcs_> lolz
[11:05] <PhibreOptix> what's ylmf?
[11:05] <xcs_> http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CCAQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ylmf.org%2Fen%2F&rct=j&q=YLMF&ei=fCRuTeDkF4forQed57mJDw&usg=AFQjCNGZrJYtryLzHSOpA0INA2PGjZmaXA&cad=rja
[11:06] <xcs_> harhar
[11:06] <jussi> in open office, is there a keyboard shortcut to turn bullets on and off?
[11:07] <PhibreOptix> rofl
[11:07] <PhibreOptix> that's pimp as
[11:07] <xcs_> what the hell is this place??
[11:07] <xcs_> ammffff
[11:07] <OerHeks> !ot
[11:07] <sagaci> !irc
[11:07] <xcs_> okies
[11:08] <OerHeks> :-)
[11:08] <xcs_> thanx/.. its my 1st time here
[11:08] <sagaci> Really?
[11:08] <xcs_> YES
[11:08] <xcs_> 1st time to try Ubuntu
[11:09] <sagaci> Do you need help with ubuntu
[11:09] <xcs_> YLMF - a modified 10.04 Ubuntu
[11:09] <xcs_> 1st Question..
[11:09] <xcs_> can I run games on wines??
[11:09] <DJones> jussi: Try Shift+F12 thats supposed to turn bullets on or off
[11:09] <iflema> jussi: shift+F12
[11:09] <sagaci> Depends which games
[11:10] <xcs_> example
[11:10] <xcs_> GTA San Andreas?
[11:10] <HA1DFO> Hi. Can you help me? I've created a LogicalVolume on my Lucid box, like this: lvcreate -L10G -nftm system and trying to format it: mkfs.ext4 /dev/system/ftm but it says: "/dev/system/ftm is apparently in use by the system; will not make a filesystem here!". lvremove does not work as well. DMsetup says it is opened, but i don't know what is using it.
[11:10] <sagaci> Check the wine app db
[11:10] <jussi> DJones: iflema, thanks, that works
[11:10] <DJones> jussi: This looks like a complete Oo shortcut list http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/w/images/2/28/0219WG3-KeyboardShortcuts.pdf
[11:10] <xcs_> okies...
[11:10] <xcs_> got it
[11:10] <xcs_> This channel will serve as technical group...??
[11:11] <jussi> Also, can anyone help me with creating a swap file? Ive too many partitions to create one for swap.
[11:11] <bazhang> xcs_, #winehq
[11:11] <sagaci> As long as it is on topic
[11:11] <bazhang> !appdb | xcs_
[11:11] <xcs_> thank you people...!
[11:11] <xcs_> :-)
[11:12] <HA1DFO> jussi, you need to create a file for that eg.: sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/path/to/swapfile bs=1024 count=KilobyteCount; then sudo mkswap -f /path/to/swapfile
[11:12] <jussi> HA1DFO: ahh, thats easier than I thought. thanks!
[11:12] <farr311> hi guy
[11:14] <vpark> how should I completely remove the packages Apache2, PHP5, mysql-server, php5-mysql and the related which I've installed thru Synaptic Package Manager?
[11:14] <farr311> anyone can help me find for software likes dansguardian?
[11:14] <gypsymauro> hi, I'm using LTSP on ubuntu, there is a way to lock down the default user configuration? for example disabling desktop effects, desktop background and so on?
[11:15] <jussi> HA1DFO: any recomendations for size? (4gb RAM, dont expect to use it that often)
[11:15] <sagaci> apt-get purge
[11:16] <jussi> !info dansguardian | farr311
[11:18] <stanman246> people, i'm planning to buy a new pc. what cpu is 'best' for ubuntu? Core2 Quad 9500 or i-5?
[11:18] <farr311> other than dansguardian?
[11:19] <HA1DFO> jussi, the swap is usually twice the ram
[11:19] <sagaci> i5 is more than enough
[11:19] <jussi> HA1DFO: yeah, thats what Ive been told, although with 4 gb, it seems like overkill.
[11:19] <HA1DFO> jussi, but it is more a convention than a rule. You won't allocate 180Gigs of disk for a node w/ 96G RAM :)
[11:20] <stanman246> sagaci, even though c2q has 4 cores?
[11:20] <jussi> HA1DFO: now you are certain count is in KB? I dont want to write my whole hd :P
[11:20] <iflema> jussi: its used to be *hibernation* for the most part (out'da'box) will/would fail if swap file was used as opposed to swap partition.... things may have changed. If no hibernation required dont worry =)
[11:21] <sagaci> i5 is newer tech, it's not all about cores
[11:21] <jussi> iflema: yeah, I dont really have a choice :)
[11:21] <iflema> jussi: there are logical partitions... provided you can reconfigure ya setup
[11:22] <HA1DFO> jussi, yeah, just try with 1 and you will se the statistics at the end. the bs=1024 is blocksize of 1kilobytes. the count is how many of these block you want to write
[11:22] <stanman246> sagaci, thanks ur right. New machine, so newest specs as my money can reach ;)
[11:23] <Rexodus> HA1DFO: Packet radio call-sign? ;)
[11:23] <HA1DFO> Rexodus, not packet, but amateur radio
[11:23] <Rexodus> Ok :)
[11:23] <Rexodus> Nice :)
[11:23] <HA1DFO> I have it for years now, but currently not active.
[11:23] <Rexodus> Me neither.
[11:24] <sagaci> Nvidia graphics and 4-6gb of ram if you're using it for day to day desktop use that will fly on ubuntu
[11:24] <jussi> HA1DFO: , hrm, seemed to work ok, do I need to turn it on or so? (free says no swap still)
[11:26] <HA1DFO> so, anyone knows anything about my problem? http://paste.ubuntu.com/574399/ What is using the logical volume?
[11:26] <classical_> hey how can i find ownership of files inside some directory ?  for instant nobody under users home folder
[11:27] <HA1DFO> jussi, yes, you should add to your fstab /path/to/swapfile  none  swap sw 0 0
[11:27] <HA1DFO> then swapon
[11:27] <classical_> i want list of all files which owns nobody :)
[11:27] <HA1DFO> classical_, find /path/to/dir -user nobody
[11:28] <classical_> HA1DFO, thanks :)
[11:28] <jussi> HA1DFO: excellent! Thankyou!  Swap:      1999996          0    1999996
[11:29] <anurupr> anyone used iw before?
[11:30] <depesz> hi. how can I create initial xorg.conf when my own is empty?
[11:31] <depesz> i remember there was some dpkg-reconfigure command with some options, but I can't seem to get it working
[11:31] <erUSUL> depesz: « sudo Xorg -confgure :1 »
[11:31] <depesz> erUSUL: that will create the xorg.conf ? why :1 ?
[11:32] <erUSUL> depesz: to make xorg use another display not the current one; it will fail.
[11:32] <erUSUL> s/will/would/
[11:32] <depesz> erUSUL: current? i don't have x running.
[11:33] <erUSUL> depesz: then you can drop the :1
[11:33] <ae0000> is there a way of finding out the development path for different releases? ie. how can i find out if 10.04 LTS will upgrade php to 5.3.3?
[11:33] <erUSUL> ae0000: it wont
[11:33] <erUSUL> !latest
[11:34] <depesz> erUSUL: didn't help. created xorg.conf.new, but it doesn't start x window with it :(
[11:34] <erUSUL> depesz: you have to copy it to /etc/X11/
[11:34] <ikonia> depesz: the file has to be called /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:35] <ikonia> depesz: that path, that file name
[11:35] <depesz> erUSUL: or I xan X -config ..., but it still doesn't work.
[11:35] <erUSUL> depesz: by default it creates it in your home folder or root's
[11:35] <ae0000> erUSUL: it wont upgrade to php5.3.3? or there is no path?
[11:35] <depesz> anyway - it created very complex xorg.conf, but the one that ubuntu usually has - very small, < 200 bytes.
[11:35] <erUSUL> ae0000: in a release only bug and security fixes are patched into packages. there are no version bumps
[11:35] <ikonia> depesz: don't worry about the differences
[11:36] <depesz> ikonia: ? but it doesn't start.
[11:36] <erUSUL> !backports > ae0000
[11:36] <depesz> ikonia: i tried also dpkg-reconfigure -plow xserver-xorg, but it doesn't create xorg.conf :(
[11:36] <ikonia> depesz: because you've not put it in the correct place with the correct name
[11:37] <ikonia> depesz: I've told you where to create the file
[11:37] <depesz> ikonia: i did.
[11:37] <depesz> ikonia: i tried both ways
[11:37] <ikonia> which way
[11:37] <ikonia> depesz: where is the file now and what is it's name
[11:38] <depesz> ikonia: the way "Xorg -configure" suggested (X -config /home/depesz/xorg.conf.new), and then your way - copied to /etc/X11/xorg.conf and tried to start X
[11:38] <ae0000> erUSUL: OH. ok. thanks :)
[11:38] <erUSUL> ae0000: no problem
[11:38] <ikonia> depesz: ok, have you modified the /etc/X11/xorg.conf to match your machine's config ?
[11:38] <anurupr> anyone used iw before??
[11:39] <ikonia> anurupr: iw ?
[11:39] <depesz> ikonia: no. i ran Xorg -configure, and it made the .conf file
[11:39] <ikonia> depesz: ok, then that is default, you need to modify it to meet your machines needs
[11:39] <depesz> ikonia: from quick look inside it looks more or less ok.
[11:39] <anurupr> iw is a tool which is supposed to replace iwconfig
[11:39] <Thrawn> when i connect with my G3 using ppp firefox and pidgin wont recognize a connection; firefox will stay offline mode and pidgin is waiting for connection; how could i fix this?
[11:39] <anurupr> using iw you can create multiple interfaces
[11:39] <depesz> ikonia: "default"? seems pretty strange default - with 2 graphics cards.
[11:40] <Thrawn> 3G*
[11:40] <ikonia> depesz: you just said it looks fine
[11:40] <ikonia> depesz: read the config file, delete what you don't need, configure what you do need
[11:40] <depesz> ikonia: it looks fine for my config.
[11:40] <fleure> miss some packages what is the commande to auto install the muissing packages ? thx
[11:40] <depesz> ikonia: it looks strange if you'd assume it's "default"
[11:41] <sagaci> Backup your conf file next time
[11:41] <ikonia> depesz: ok, pastebin the config file
[11:41] <depesz> ikonia: http://privatepaste.com/f5ac139990
[11:41] <depesz> sagaci: was that to me?
[11:41] <Thrawn> when i connect with my 3G using ppp firefox and pidgin wont recognize a connection; firefox will stay offline mode and pidgin is waiting for connection; how could i fix this?
[11:41] <Thrawn> (12:39:40 PM) zva left the room (quit: Quit: Leaving).
[11:42] <depesz> ikonia: when starting with this config i get "no screens found"
[11:43] <sagaci> Try fix-vesa then startx
[11:44] <depesz> ikonia: x log: http://privatepaste.com/abcb5e1198
[11:44] <sanjay> hey there
[11:45] <Thrawn> why will firefox open in offline mode when i connect with my 3G modem?
[11:46] <ikonia> depesz: sorry, I was away for a moment
[11:47] <ikonia> depesz: so you have two video cards, and intel and an nvidia ?
[11:47] <depesz> ikonia: yes.
[11:47] <ramcar> i'm a first-timer on linux and just installed ubuntu.  it's great!!!
[11:48] <ikonia> depesz: my first way of looking at it would be to configure xorg to start just one card/one screen, then do the same for the other, make sure they are both working and you have a sane ocnfig
[11:48] <ikonia> config
[11:48] <sagaci> ramcar, thanks - we know :)
[11:48] <depesz> ikonia: there is only one screen. and the logs seem to suggest than neither of the drivers work :(
[11:49] <depesz> ikonia: alternatively - is there any console based way to install in manageable way nvidia binary drivers?
[11:49] <ikonia> depesz: why are you using 2 cards if you have 1 screen ?
[11:49] <ramcar> i do have a question though.  it's my first time to use open office and i was wondering how i could add a background video that would play throughout the presentation?  maybe someone here could point me in the right direction?  :)
[11:49] <ikonia> depesz: how do you expect that to work ?
[11:49] <depesz> ikonia: 2 cards? because it's already inside the machine.
[11:49] <ikonia> depesz: ok, so don't configure the one you don't want to use, or disable it
[11:50] <ikonia> depesz: only configure the one you want to use
[11:50] <jussi> depesz: check your bios, you may have to disable the integrated card.
[11:50] <ikonia> depesz: your screen has a "to the right of" that suggests two monitors
[11:50] <erUSUL> depesz: maybe --> sudo jockey-text
[11:50] <depesz> ok. and how can I install nvidia binary drivers? because as far as I udnerstand nv doesn't work anyway.
[11:50] <ikonia> depesz: look in your serverlayout section, it says "to the right of"
[11:50] <depesz> erUSUL: thanks
[11:50] <domimmo> ciao
[11:50] <ikonia> depesz: first things first, disable the inetl one
[11:50] <ikonia> intel
[11:51] <domimmo> !list
[11:51] <depesz> ikonia: i see it. it's something that Xorg -configure put there.
[11:51] <ikonia> depesz: yes, and I told you to READ the config and make sure it was sane to your setup
[11:52] <Thrawn> what can i do when pidgin doesnt recognize my internet connection?
[11:53] <depesz> ikonia: after removing intel, and its screen, and monitor sections - X hangs the computer. black screeen, no way to go back to text console
[11:54] <sagaci> Might be better to reinstall?
[11:54] <depesz> nice. moving the xorg.conf to /etc/X11 wasn't good idea. now booting the computer hangs it immediately :)
[11:56] <depesz> ok. recovered from that. now playing with jockey-text ...
[11:56] <elfranne> how to see what group a member is on command line ?
[11:57] <geirha> elfranne: groups
[11:59] <Rexodus> .msg ubottu !bot
[12:00] <skorv> after upgrading to the latest kernel my wifi adaptor driver was gone
[12:00] <skorv> recompiling didnt make it work
[12:01] <elFidel> ny windows-7 sp1 issues you guys noticed?
[12:01] <bullgard> skorv: "was gone" is no precise description.
[12:01] <elFidel> *any*
[12:01] <elFidel> ups - sry wrong window - ignore me
[12:01] <elfranne> why does the new user i just added have access to the first account /home/firstuser ?
[12:01] <skorv> after the update the adaptor cease to work
[12:02] <skorv> excuse my english... portuguese guy here
[12:02] <erUSUL> elfranne: becouse the permissions in /home/firstuser allow it? chenge them if that's what you want
[12:02] <erUSUL> !permissions | elfranne
[12:03] <elfranne> thx a lot !
[12:03] <bullgard> skorv: "cease to work" no es sufficiamente. Se requiere description precisa.
[12:04] <erUSUL> !pt | skorv
[12:04] <skorv> some times i just missspell words...
[12:04] <skorv> realtec 8192CU USB wireless N adaptor
[12:05] <skorv> driver from realtek site has a autoinstall shell script
[12:05] <skorv> was working great with the former kernel...
[12:06] <skorv> after kernel upgrade the adaptor didnt appear in ifconfig
[12:06] <skorv> reran the script but no use
[12:09] <karla> skorv, does it have a verbose option, run with it and see if it gives any useful information (missing headers, etcc...)
[12:12] <scarra3> I'm having some trouble with ubuntu 10.10
[12:13] <sagaci> What trouble
[12:13] <scarra3> I booted the 10.10 live cd and my touchpad on my sony vaio doesn't work at all it isn't detected at all
[12:14] <scarra3> Its an alps touchpad but ive looked around and other people have been having this problem
[12:15] <bidossessi> hi all
[12:15] <sagaci> Hi
[12:15] <bullgard> skorv: Did you check if the updated driver exists?
[12:15] <bidossessi> is it possible to do an offline network installation using apt-cacher-ng?
[12:15] <scarra3> any ideas
[12:17] <bullgard> scarra3: If other people had the same problem you better look for a solution in Launchpad.
[12:17] <gahf> I'm trying to use gparted to make a windows 7 partition to boot from but it won't let me make a logical partition, why?
[12:17] <lemonhall1>  /filter add joinquit * irc_join,irc_part,irc_quit *
[12:17] <scarra3> ive looked with no solution I was hoping someone here could help me
[12:18] <Ishwon> hi folks
[12:18] <Ishwon> need an advice. is there a way of converting an MS Access Database to OpenOffice?
[12:18] <scarra3> My touchpad works on fedora but I really perfer to use ubuntu
[12:19] <iceroot> Ishwon: with openoffice
[12:19] <Ishwon> iceroot: yeah
[12:19] <gahf> I'm trying to use gparted to make a windows 7 partition to boot from but it won't let me make a logical partition, why?
[12:19] <rigved> Ishwon: use openoffice to open it. no need to convert, afaik
[12:21] <Ishwon> rigved: openoffice does not recognize the file format. it doesn't open. i tried to see if a connector exists, but none avail.
[12:22] <Lint> Ishwon, odbc drivers?
[12:24] <Ishwon> Lint: it asks me to setup connection to an ODBC database. how do i proceed? when i browse, i don't find any option that can import the MS Access file.
[12:27] <Lint> Ishwon, you need to get msjet driver somewhere
[12:28] <lessqq> kernel panic - not syncing :VFS: unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0.0)      --     pid: 1,comm : swapper Not tainted 2.6.35-27-generic-pae #48 ubuntu
[12:29] <lessqq> how can i fix it?
[12:31] <Lint> gahf, are you creating it in extended partition?
[12:31] <rigved> lessqq: did you recently upgrade the system? install a new kernel version?
[12:31] <billythekid> poo#
[12:31] <poobird> can someone tell me how to auto mount a drive in ubuntu
[12:32] <billythekid> poobird: internal hdd?
[12:32] <poobird> ya
[12:32] <rigved> poobird: put it in fstab
[12:32] <lessqq> rigved: i just installed ubuntu 10.10 for the first time do nothing different
[12:32] <poobird> that all?
[12:32] <rigved> poobird: /etc/fstab
[12:32] <rigved> poobird: yep
[12:32] <billythekid> poobird: yeah use 'blkid' to find the uuid and add it in
[12:32] <poobird> great thx
[12:34] <rigved> lessqq: it seems that your 10.10 did not get configured properly to boot into the hdd partition
[12:35] <lessqq> rigved: how can i do it? i reinstalled ubuntu about 5 times tried some stuff on terminal but it didnt worked out
[12:36] <mads-> Can anyone recommend a good hex editor for ubuntu?
[12:37] <billythekid> !hex
[12:37] <juk> !info ghex
[12:37] <rigved> lessqq: i don't know what the exact problem is, but i would suggest that you use 10.04, preferably use the alternate version. but this is not a solution, just a workaround.
[12:37] <juk> !info hexdump
[12:37] <juk> !info xxd
[12:38] <mads-> Just gonna try out ghex. Thanks
[12:38] <juk> right it's virtual :)
[12:39] <juk> !info xxdiff
[12:39] <juk> ah
[12:39] <juk> i thought it comes with vim
[12:40] <lessqq> :rigved ty gonna install 10.4 then or ill lose my mind i am trying to fix that about 7 hours
[12:47] <MrUnagi> good morning
[12:48] <fidyduce> i need some help with cli
[12:48] <jrib> fidyduce: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[12:48] <MrUnagi> cli is command line interface
[12:48] <fidyduce> so how do i incorporate multiple dev's into one command?
[12:49] <fidyduce> yes i know what cli is lol
[12:49] <MrUnagi> separate with ;
[12:49] <jrib> fidyduce: what is a "dev"?
[12:49] <fidyduce> so like /dev/sda;/dev/sdb?
[12:49] <jrib> fidyduce: what exactly are you trying to execute?
[12:50] <MrUnagi> no
[12:50] <MrUnagi> nevermind i dont think i know what you are asking
[12:50] <fidyduce> jrib: i am not trying to be a pain, but there are things i have to be vague about... is there a RFC i can read or some basic beginner cli doc's i can look over?
[12:50] <llutz> fidyduce: to do what?   ls -l /dev/sd[abc][1234567]
[12:50] <fidyduce> i know some stuff in cli just enough to get my self into trouble sadly :(
[12:51] <jrib> fidyduce: well the answer to your question is it depends on the command you are executing, thus my question
[12:51] <MrUnagi> i could probably help if i knew what you are trying to achieve
[12:51] <fidyduce> jrib: ok, ever hear of a tool called UPT or work with it?
[12:51] <MrUnagi> nope
[12:52] <fidyduce> then there you have it lol
[12:52] <jrib> fidyduce: no
[12:52] <fidyduce> seems nobody outside of my profession knows of it
[12:52] <MrUnagi> what is your profession
[12:52] <fidyduce> IT for Army
[12:52] <MrUnagi> heh
[12:52] <MrUnagi> 25 what
[12:52] <MrUnagi> or civilian
[12:52] <fidyduce> Bravo
[12:52] <MrUnagi> pffft
[12:52] <fidyduce> lol
[12:53] <MrUnagi> im a N doing a B job
[12:53] <fidyduce> you a uniform
[12:53] <MrUnagi> on rear D
[12:53] <fidyduce> lol
[12:53] <fidyduce> well i am purging with UPT
[12:53] <jrib> fidyduce: read its man page/documentation.  Worst case scenario, use a for loop if the program doesn't support passing multiple arguments and doing what you want it to do
[12:53] <MrUnagi> ok getting closer...lol
[12:54] <MrUnagi> what dod computer is on unix?
[12:54] <MrUnagi> somewhere higher than me? lol
[12:54] <iceroot> !ot
[12:54] <fidyduce> and it uses linux cli to execute so i was hoping i could use an external hdd mount that supports more than one drive and tell the cli to sweep those drives at the same time
[12:54] <fidyduce> brb
[12:54] <MrUnagi> you could do a loop
[12:55] <llutz> fidyduce: command -device=/dev/sd[abc][1234567]
[12:55] <dvrvm> hi. question: we have a system with local /home folders, but the client will sometimes connect via SSHFS to a remote server, and it would be desirable to mount the /home over directyl from there. is this dangerous to do while running a GUI (i.e. while accessing ~/Desktop as well as a lot of other files in ~?)
[12:55] <ethanol> why does gedit bitch and whine so much when I try to open files from an nfs mount? it cannot determine the character encoding used thus refuses to open it. yet it only allows me to pick utf8 aside from auto detect (which it fails at). but I think the document is iso8859
[12:55] <MrUnagi> !language
[12:56] <ethanol> !gedit
[12:56] <jrib> dvrvm: I don't see why it would be dangerous
[12:56] <ethanol> !code
[12:57] <ethanol> how do I specify which locales I want to generate?
[12:58] <jrib> !locale | ethanol
[12:58] <haseha> hello
[12:58] <lessqq> any1 can help me with a kernel panic?
[12:58] <dvrvm> jrib: because gnome has a ton of files open in ~, and suddenly ~ starts to point somewhere else
[12:58] <jrib> dvrvm: why "suddenly"?  Can't you mount it before the user logs in?
[12:59] <jrib> dvrvm: if you're changing home after the user is logged in to gnome, then yes, I wouldn't do that
[12:59] <linux_> #ubuntu-makassar
[12:59] <dvrvm> jrib: no. sshfs is not always mounted (since internet access is not a given), and the user has to mount it by hand (using a script) from gnome
[13:00] <sipior> dvrvm: don't overwrite a user's home directory on the fly. really bad idea :-)
[13:00] <chrispin> Hello
[13:00] <dvrvm> ok, that's what i suspected. any alternative ideas?
[13:01] <jrib> dvrvm: why does the user want to mount the other home?  Just to access some files?
[13:01] <sipior> dvrvm: depends. why does the sshfs volume need to be mounted at /home/$USER anyway?
[13:01] <vpark> hi
[13:01] <dvrvm> it doesn't NEED to. but people want to access their data as if they were in the office
[13:02] <dvrvm> like, using thunderbird etc, having the same openoffice settings...
[13:02] <sipior> dvrvm: sure, but the volume can be mounted anywhere. i don't see the problem.
[13:02] <sipior> dvrvm: ah, i see.
[13:03] <dvrvm> sipior: yes, currently i mount it to /net_home, but it's not ideal
[13:03] <ethanol> jrib: that talks about legacy ubuntu versions. not current? also, localeconf does not exist in my repos
[13:03] <jrib> ethanol: one sec
[13:04] <chrispin> Could someone tell me how to access ubuntu 'registry'
[13:04] <teweWork> i have a Dell N5010 notebook with an ATI5470 vga card running Ubuntu 10.10, when i connect to a windows workstation with tsclient my mouse cursor is messed up, if i use an external monitor the cursor is fine, even the messed up cursor looks fine on screenshot :) any idea?
[13:04] <jrib> chrispin: what do you mean by "ubuntu 'registry'"?  Do you mean gconf? or?
[13:04] <sipior> dvrvm: couple options. you can place the user's home directory under version control (git or the like), which they can then clone elsewhere. or just use nfs to begin with.
[13:04] <rwallace> Hi all! I'm on 10.04, trying to compile a C program that wants the Boehm garbage collector. I've got as far as apt-get install libgc-dev which seemed to work, what option should I then give to GCC for linking the program?
[13:05] <jrib> ethanol: it seems to speak about localepurge first, does that not do what you want?
[13:05] <ethanol> no, I want to add more locales
[13:05] <obiwan_> hi people, i dont understand what's going on, but when i pess f keys in alsamixer i dont get the expected results. it says press f2 to whatever, i press it and it exits to the terminal screen. same with all f keys
[13:05] <ethanol> cause gedit only seems to know about utf8, I want iso support too
[13:05] <dvrvm> sipior: i don't like nfs over wan. nfs is what we use in the office. sshfs is the alternative for remote accessing your data from somewhere else.
[13:05] <teweWork> bah the cursor is messed up in vmware virtual machine too
[13:06] <sipior> dvrvm: use whatever you like.
[13:06] <rwallace> I tried gcc ... -llibgc, and ... -llibgc-dev, and neither of those got any where
[13:06] <chrispin>  jrib: something similar to regedit of windows
[13:06] <jrib> ethanol: did you run localepurge and select the locales you want?
[13:06] <jrib> chrispin: why, what do you want to accomplish?
[13:06] <dvrvm> sipior: ok, then your idea would be to automate the version control?
[13:07] <ethanol> jrib: yes, but that only purges other files. does not seem to create/add anything
[13:07] <sipior> dvrvm: it's one possibility. i don't do it much myself, but know of a few folks who swear by it.
[13:07] <sipior> dvrvm: or swear at it, i forget.
[13:07] <chrispin> jrib: I want to remove some terminal client access licence keys
[13:08] <kaddi> hi, what utility would allow me to print a file into a pdf with 2 pages per page?
[13:08] <kaddi> kinda like pdf creator does
[13:08] <sipior> dvrvm: depending on the technical facility of your users, it might be more trouble than it's worth.
[13:08] <twitch> !make | rwallace
[13:08] <guitar431> I LOVE UBUNTU
[13:09] <obiwan_> why might funciton keys throw me out of alsamixer? instead of showing system info, f2 closes alsamixer. just f6 works
[13:10] <rwallace> twitch, thanks, in this case I know the program in question isn't in the repository because I'm in the middle of writing it :-) basically right now I'm at the stage of trying to write a makefile to compile it with the garbage collector, so trying to find the right GCC command
[13:10] <dvrvm> sipior: i see. i will have to think about what is useful / worth the trouble. thanks for your help
[13:10] <ari_> #ubuntu-makassar
[13:10] <ethanol> https://bugs.launchpad.net/gedit/+bug/75151 please ban gedit from ubuntu :<
[13:11] <chrispin> jrib: my windows terminal server assigned my machine temporary client access licence which is expiring today. From windows-based clients, I can easily clear the licence cache
[13:12] <chrispin> jrib: this I'm achieving by editing registry on windows-based client. Same I need to do to my Ubuntu client
[13:13] <Engin> my SSH logins are slow on a new VPS I got, it is Ubuntu 10.04, and it lists some updates upon login... could that be the reason ???
[13:13] <sipior> Engin: not likely, that list is not compiled at the time of login. try running ssh with the "-v" switch, and see where it stalls.
[13:14] <Engin> ok
[13:14] <kaddi> i need soemthing like pdf-creator for ubuntu
[13:15] <billythekid> kaddi: print to pdf? some applications support that
[13:15] <sipior> kaddi: have a look at pdftk
[13:16] <jkwjkw> hi
[13:16] <kaddi> billythekid, sipior I want to always print two pages of the old document onto one of the new document. So far i haven't found out how to do this with an app or pdftk
[13:16] <jrib> chrispin: one sec, afk
[13:16] <Engin> sipior, it indeed looks like at the SSH level
[13:17] <Guest84712> is there bear share prog for linux ?
[13:17] <billythekid> Guest84712: frostwire?
[13:17] <jussi> !frostwire
[13:18] <Guest84712> bearshare music downloader program
[13:18] <Guest84712> i need it
[13:19] <maninthemiddle> hey
[13:19] <maninthemiddle> why the hell I can't paste PHP scripts into paste.ubuntu.com?
[13:19] <LjL> maninthemiddle: good question
[13:20] <jrib> chrispin: you can try gconf-editor.  If it's not there then your program probably has some dot file in your ~ with the settings
[13:20] <chrispin> jrib: I have tried that but unable to see the specific licence keys I'm looking for
[13:21] <sipior> kaddi: i thought for sure that pdftk supported n-up concatenation, but i'm damned if i can find the man page entry. pdfjam does have a tool for that sort of thing, though: pdfnup.
[13:21] <jrib> chrispin: if it's not in gconf, then it's in a dot file
[13:22] <kaddi> sipior: thanks, i'll look into pdfnup.. I couldn't find it with pdftk either, it would've been my first choice :P
[13:22] <elfranne> ssh -D 9999 username@ip-address-of-ssh-server create a socks proxy on my machine, but will others have access to it ?
[13:22] <llutz> elfranne: yes
[13:23] <Abhijit> hianyone has ibm symphony installed? i want one slide background design from it. help
[13:23] <Abhijit> hi
[13:23] <elfranne> llutz:  so it s better to create a firewall rule for that
[13:24] <chrispin> jrib: how do I check this dot file
[13:24] <juk> Abhijit: hi, whatis ibm symphony
[13:24] <Abhijit> juk, office suit
[13:25] <jimcooncat> installing acroread gives me a 404 on maverick -- what to do?
[13:25] <billythekid> Abhijit: does it have a demo/trial where you can just obtain the image?
[13:25] <jrib> chrispin: programs like to keep settings in ~/.some-directory usually "some-directory" is related to the program somehow.  Might also check ~/.config/ .  What's the name of the program exactly?
[13:25] <rumpe1> chrispin, dot-files are hidden... you can unhide them with ctrl-h in nautilus
[13:25] <Abhijit> billythekid, its closed source. build upon open office. but its free of cost. yoou can get it for free.
[13:25] <jrib> jimcooncat: where are you installing acroread from?
[13:25] <jrib> elfranne: define "others"?
[13:25] <billythekid> Abhijit: then couldn't you just get it then look around in /usr/share ?
[13:25] <jimcooncat> jrib partner repo
[13:26] <jrib> jimcooncat: have you run « sudo apt-get update » and tried again?
[13:26] <chrispin> jrib: rdesktop
[13:26] <Abhijit> billythekid, it will take 1-2 hours to download it. thats why i am looking of someone has already installed it
[13:26] <Abhijit> i just want that one slide design
[13:26] <elfranne> jrib: people in the same local network ?
[13:26] <llutz> elfranne: not network, on local computer
[13:26] <billythekid> Abhijit: oh, then i'd ask on several linux channels to get better coverage of users
[13:27] <Abhijit> billythekid, i already asked!
[13:27] <Abhijit> ok let me see other channels too!
[13:27] <billythekid> Abhijit: whats your connection speed?
[13:27] <Abhijit> billythekid, 40Kbps
[13:27] <elfranne> llutz: so its only available for "localhost" and not others on the same local network
[13:28] <jimcooncat> jrib, thank you, I had forgot to update
[13:28] <llutz> elfranne: yes, "other users on localhost"
[13:28] <billythekid> Abhijit: oh, if your still here when i can get to a better connection i can do it for you
[13:28] <jrib> chrispin: check things like ~/.rdesktop
[13:28] <billythekid> Abhijit: it will be at least 2-3 hours from now
[13:28] <Abhijit> billythekid, will be highly appreciated!
[13:28] <elfranne> llutz: great so i don t need an extra firewall rule
[13:28] <Abhijit> :-o
[13:28] <Abhijit> billythekid, no in that  case i will download myself later! this night!
[13:29] <billythekid> Abhijit: yeah not much better i suppose, but it'll save you bandwidth :)
[13:29] <Abhijit> billythekid, how much time you need to download?
[13:29] <billythekid> Abhijit: less than 15 mins when i get there
[13:30] <BrewNo> where could i get help with pc hardware-related questions?
[13:30] <Abhijit> billythekid, ok then i will wait here
[13:30] <billythekid> BrewNo: #hardware
[13:30] <Abhijit> billythekid, please get it for me
[13:30] <dideco> buenos dias  some one speack spanish?
[13:30] <BrewNo> billythekid [14:30:36] #hardware unable to join channel (invite only)
[13:30] <llutz> !es
[13:30] <billythekid> Abhijit: i'd still be hoping for someone to get it soon though
[13:30] <billythekid> BrewNo: then if you're running ubuntu, here would be fine
[13:31] <Abhijit> billythekid, ok
[13:31] <BrewNo> well, it's about a windows pc i would like to buy, but it's not really windows specific
[13:31] <jrib> BrewNo: it's ##hardware
[13:31] <billythekid> BrewNo: ask in one line please
[13:32] <BrewNo> i want to buy a hp envy 17, and i found two versions here: one with 8gb ram and 2x 500gb hdd costing 2000 euros, one with 4gb ram and 500gb hdd costing 1500 euros. should i buy the more expensive one or the cheapest one and buy the extra pieces myself?
[13:33] <flower> gpg --clearsign UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.1.txt, but how do I specify a certain key?
[13:33] <iceroot> BrewNo: this is ubuntu-support
[13:33] <flower> gpg --clearsign UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.1.txt, uses the first user key which is on the system, I need a other
[13:33] <BrewNo> [14:31:42] <billythekid> BrewNo: ask in one line please
[13:33] <billythekid> BrewNo: what do you intend to use it for? 4gb is pretty excessive already
[13:33] <BrewNo> gaming
[13:34] <billythekid> BrewNo: would you ever use 1tb? or even 80% of it?
[13:34] <[TK]D-Fender> BrewNo: What game could realistically require 2 HD's & mor than 4 GB RAM?
[13:34] <BrewNo> already am using 1.2tb out of 1.5tb i have now on my pc
[13:34] <billythekid> BrewNo: for that kind of price i'd rather get a desktop for easily 2/3 of the price
[13:34] <iceroot> BrewNo: billythekid again, this is ubuntu-support
[13:34] <kaddi> thanks pdfnup worked :)
[13:34] <BrewNo> i'm going to college next year and need a laptop ;)
[13:34] <billythekid> iceroot: sorry, but the channel isn't that busy currently, so i may as well help someone
[13:35] <iceroot> billythekid: in #hardware, yes and now lets get on topic
[13:35] <Pici> billythekid: No, this channel has rules despite how busy or not the channel is.  ##hardware is the best place to discuss it.
[13:35] <billythekid> BrewNo: i'd say get the cheaper one, 500gb is relatively cheap, shop around. 8gb is excessive - cut down on what you use
[13:35] <billythekid> Pici, iceroot : ok i'll stop here
[13:35] <skorv> the names shown in network manager (wireless) are freaking long
[13:36] <skorv> "intel pro/wireless 3945abg [golan]"
[13:36] <skorv> is there a way to *rename*
[13:36] <_Narc_> Hello all. Sorry to ask this again. When I login, the login sound plays after a pause, only the login screen wallpaper showing, and after it played, it takes Gnome 15 more seconds to load and show a usable desktop. Any help to solve this ? Thanks a lot.. Maverick.
[13:36] <ilea> hi all
[13:36] <Vikash> Hello Everyone!!! I have one question... Is ubuntu better or Ubuntu-derivatives such as Linux Mint???
[13:36] <skorv> i'm googling it for half an hour now
[13:36] <ilea> i have one big question
[13:37] <jrib> flower: you can use "-u" for example
[13:37] <Pici> billythekid, BrewNo: note that ##hardware probably requires you to register to join/talk /msg ubottu !register    for instructions.
[13:37] <arand_> Vikash: That is for _you_ to decide.
[13:37] <j_ayen_green> is there some tweak I can make so that when simplebackup runs it doesn't pretty much lock up the system?
[13:37] <Abhijit> !best | Vikash
[13:37] <jrib> j_ayen_green: you can play with « nice » and « ionice » maybe
[13:37] <ilea> i want to buy a hp multy functional printer that haves scaner and all and i want to know if linux can see it and if it will work
[13:37] <ilea> ?
[13:38] <j_ayen_green> jrib: I could, except nothing on my screen responds until it's done
[13:38] <Vikash> But still i keep pondering over this and get confused... Now as unity is coming so m bit confused???
[13:39] <Abhijit> Vikash, there is only one solution
[13:39] <jrib> j_ayen_green: you can start commands with specific nice values
[13:39] <j_ayen_green> jrib: ah! thank you :)
[13:39] <Abhijit> Vikash, TRY and see! not satisfied go to next distro. for this very purpuse we have live cd system
[13:39] <jrib> j_ayen_green: if it's a cpu issue, nice, if it's an input/output issue, ionice might help
[13:39] <brian__> hello all,,,
[13:40] <rany27> wrong
[13:40] <harisund> Anybody knows why sh is symlinked to dash ? ???
[13:40] <harisund> Who uses dash?
[13:40] <iceroot> harisund: ubuntu and debian (squeeze)
[13:40] <cynix> how i compile a src with mingw32 ?
[13:40] <Vikash> abhijeet, I truely agree and I have tried many distros and is also egarly waiting for 11.04 but still I am unable to decide on that... Can anyone compare this with learning curve and explain?
[13:41] <ilea> i want to buy a hp multifunctional printer, will linux see it when i plug it in and install the driver or what?
[13:41] <j_ayen_green> jrib: not sure...the backup device is a nas and a wireless connection...could  be either
[13:41] <harisund> iceroot: Will anything break if I symlink it to bash?
[13:41] <skorv> the names shown in network manager (wireless) are freaking long
[13:41] <jatt> most canon multifunctional printers work out-of-the-box
[13:41] <j_ayen_green> jrib: except cpu is pinned even when it's not writing
[13:41] <skorv> "intel pro/wireless 3945abg [golan]"
[13:41] <skorv> is there a way to *rename*?
[13:41] <rany27> ilea: check for the model at ther site
[13:41] <llutz> harisund: it shouldn't
[13:42] <iceroot> harisund: why you need that?
[13:42] <cynix> somebody knows how i compile src's with mingw ?
[13:42] <ceo> hai all, am need help again
[13:42] <iceroot> harisund: bash and dash are running sh-code the same way
[13:42] <Pici> harisund: If you feel you need to it shouldn't hurt.
[13:42] <llutz> dash won't understand bashisms
[13:42] <ceo> any body can help me how to make iso my ubuntu
[13:42] <Mayank> !ask
[13:42] <ilea> so if most comon printers work i will be able to use it without installing any driver because linux haves a driver fir printers in kernel?
[13:42] <harisund> iceroot: I had some script that had export variable=data that for some reason worked on Bash but on dash
[13:43] <jrib> harisund: no one uses dash interactively, but in theory it makes shell scripts run a little faster
[13:43] <ilea> for*
[13:43] <harisund> Pici: llutz thanks !
[13:43] <grusum> ilea, I have HP Photosmart 5180 and ran hp-setup after connecting and it found and install required drivers no problem
[13:43] <Mayank> ceo:^^
[13:43] <ceo> am have install so many application, i am need to destribut it, and if my patner install my app include to ?
[13:43] <iceroot> harisund: and we are talking about /bin/sh or /bin/bash?
[13:43] <llutz> harisund: just use #!/bin/bash as shebang for bash-scripts
[13:43] <jrib> harisund: those scripts should specify bash in the shebang line, not sh
[13:43] <ceo> Mayank, what up :)
[13:43] <Mayank> ceo: did u try using UCK?
[13:43] <Vikash> abhijeet, I truely agree and I have tried many distros and is also egarly waiting for 11.04 but still I am unable to decide on that... Can anyone compare this with learning curve and explain?
[13:43] <ceo> uck ?
[13:43] <ilea> yes but i am geting a hp multifunctional not a photo printer
[13:44] <vivek_> i m a begginer can anyone help me?
[13:44] <ceo> Mayank, what uck ?
[13:44] <harisund> iceroot: llutz jrib : ah ok, I thought I copy pasted it off the web and I guess the place I copied it from had assumed #!/bin/sh was symlinked to bash
[13:44] <jrib> vivek_: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[13:44] <Mayank> ceo: you want to customize live cd / iso dont you?
[13:44] <ilea> to work at office and other things not to print photos
[13:44] <iceroot> harisund: symlink does not mean bash is running sh in bash mode
[13:45] <uday> I'm looking to switch the web host for my institute. Can anyone suggest a host that runs Ubuntu, just looking to support the community and I haven't really taken a look around. Thanks
[13:45] <harisund> iceroot: So what should I "correctly" do? Have #!/bin/bash in the script, and run it using "bash script_name" or "chmod +x script_name; ./script_name" ?
[13:45] <rany27> wrong
[13:45] <grusum> ilea, the HP5180 is a multifunction printer device AND a photoprinter
[13:45] <iceroot> harisund: so doesnt matter if your are using bash, dash or sh. if you are using #!/bin/bs all three do the same
[13:45] <ilea> ooooooo
[13:45] <iceroot> harisund: always a shebang
[13:45] <ilea> ok thanks
[13:46] <ilea> i will try and if i need help i will ask
[13:46] <Mayank> uday: dedicatied  or vps or what? and not the correct channel, i suppose!*
[13:46] <ljsoftnet> hello people
[13:46] <ilea> grusum i wonder if it will work on kiwi linux?
[13:47] <grusum> ilea, the key was running hp-setup in a terminal to install the software required for the scanner to function properly
[13:47] <Mayank> ljsoftnet: hi!
[13:47] <ljsoftnet> Mayank: do u know where to get intel GMA 3150 driver?
[13:47] <uday> Mayank:dedicated: (kindly suggest the right channel, I couldn't think of one)
[13:47] <anurup> hello.. anyone used iw before?
[13:47] <grusum> ilea, don't know have tried many distros but not that one . . .  good luck to u
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> anurup:  and 'iw' is what?
[13:48] <Mayank> ljsoftnet: not really!
[13:48] <ljsoftnet> Mayank: ok thanks
[13:48] <ceo> how to make costume iso
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> ljsoftnet:  most intel drivers should allready vbe included. there might be some updated ppa's with newer ones.
[13:49] <ceo> am need all my setting include on the live cd, any software can i used
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> ceo:  remaster your own Ubuntu disrto/Live Iso - you mean?
[13:49] <Mayank> uday: you could try hostso
[13:49] <Mayank> ceo: remastertool
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> ceo:  theres some 'remaster scripts' out there.   but ive not used them
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> !remaster
[13:49] <Mayank> ceo: you can use Ubuntu Customization Kit too!
[13:50] <uday> thanks !
[13:50] <Mayank> !uck
[13:50] <vivek_> how to open facebook on proxy??
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> vivek_:  repharase the question. thats not real clear
[13:52] <dan2> helll there i am wondering id some one maybe able to help me here?  i have an ubunu 10.4 vps runing currently                                              i have a seperate user and have just downloaded a .jar but when i try and run it i am unable to acces jarfile (yes it is a minecraft server)
[13:53] <dan2> any willing to point me in the right direction ?
[13:53] <`greenlight> I have installed the downloaded Ubuntu 10.10 from usb stick on Vista. Have 2 partitions, C: and D:, installed Ubuntu on D: 30Gig. Why is it when I was done the installation and Update the fresh installed Ubuntu from Update Manager, when I reboot, Ubuntu can no longer reboot, it says like, /dev/sdba3 is not found?
[13:53] <elfranne> I started a socks proxy via ssh -D 9999 username@ip-address-of-ssh-server and now i get  channel 13: open failed: connect failed: Connection refused  (numbers changes) it is working but what does it mean ?
[13:54] <farthammer> anyone know if its possible to sync a folder on a LAN
[13:54] <elfranne> farthammer, look for rsync
[13:54] <[TK]D-Fender> farthammer: Of course.  dozens of ways
[13:54] <[TK]D-Fender> farthammer: what are you sync-ing onto?
[13:54] <[TK]D-Fender> (or from)
[13:54] <farthammer> well whats the best way
[13:54] <farthammer> ubuntu to ubuntu
[13:55] <dan2> should i not be able to run a file ive downloaded with the same user ?
[13:55] <[TK]D-Fender> farthammer: Are both ends Linux systems?
[13:55] <llutz>  rsync
[13:55] <dvrvm> farthammer: or unison
[13:55] <farthammer> like have my documents folder synced on both pc's
[13:55] <[TK]D-Fender> farthammer: Then rsync is about the best tool around
[13:55] <farthammer> thanks ill ckeck it out
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> farthammer:   and then theres some gui tools line Unison
[13:55] <[TK]D-Fender> farthammer: http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/tutorials/7307/1/
[13:55] <ayush_> I think my hp laptop heats up more when I'm running ubuntu as compared to when it runs windows 7. is this possible?
[13:56] <farthammer> is rsync gui?
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> ayush_:  possible.
[13:56] <llutz> farthammer: no
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> !rsync
[13:56] <farthammer> !rsync
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> not everything needs a gui. :)
[13:56] <vivek_> how to decompress a folder?
[13:56] <llutz> !info grsync | farthammer
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> vivek_:  you can extract an ARCHIVE with several tools...
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> !archive
[13:56] <ayush_> Dr_Willis, any idea why? and is there something I can do about it?
[13:56] <farthammer> ya but its faster most of the time
[13:56] <llutz> farthammer: hardly
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> ayush_:  the company tweaked better drivers/powersaveing featuyres for windows. and they dont give linux a 2nd thought...
[13:56] <ceo> am used virtual box but am need make display 1024
[13:57] <farthammer> !info grsync
[13:57] <elfranne> I started a socks proxy via ssh -D 9999 username@ip-address-of-ssh-server and now i get  channel 13: open failed: connect failed: Connection refused  (numbers changes) it is working but what does it mean ?
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> ceo:  be sure you installed the vbox 'guest' addations in the guest OS.
[13:58] <ayush_> Dr_Willis, is there a mainstream laptop manufacturer that does tweak their products for linux too?
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> ayush_:  i doubt it.
[13:58] <sagaci> System76, zareason
[13:58] <ceo> am have install it but, the display so small
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> ayush_: look for companies broviding linux as a pre-installed OS
[13:58] <ceo> am can't used the virutal
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> those comanies just take other peoples laptops and set up linux on them. so they proberluy have researched the options more.
[13:58] <dan2> can any one help me? im unable to acces a file i have just downloaded - using putty to a vps here
[13:58] <sagaci> Expensive, better off just getting a dell or something
[13:59] <ceo> Dr_Willis, i need you help
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> dan2:  clarfy what you mean 'to access'
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> ceo:  with what? You ahve read the virtualbox docs/manual?
[13:59] <dan2> i canot run a jarfile basically
[13:59] <dan2> "minecraft"
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> dan2:  and the command you are using.. and the error is?....
[13:59] <vivek_> i have a tar.gz file how to decompress it using terminal?
[13:59] <dan2> java -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M -jar minecraft_server.jar nogui
[13:59] <sagaci> tar xvf file
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> !info unp
[14:00] <kaddi> does anyone have experience with ocr? What would be a good tool to use?
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> !ocr
[14:02] <nirvdrum> Hi.  Are the canonical partner repos mirrored?  I'd imagine not, but they seem to be down now, so I thought I'd ask.
[14:03] <kaddi> i think that bot info may need some updating.. looks like kooka was kde3, not 4
[14:03] <kaddi> kde4 has skanlite
[14:05] <lemonhall1> !info ghex
[14:05] <AndroUser> what's a good way to get into ubuntu development
[14:06] <philinux> nirvdrum: very slow I'd wait a while and try again
[14:06] <ircdon> using ubuntu on my pc
[14:06] <nirvdrum> philinux: Thanks.  I'll try to be more patient.
[14:06] <ircdon> its very lite
[14:06] <happyaron> what if I removed libc6? will there be any possiblity to rescue the system without using additional media?
[14:06] <iceroot> happyaron: no
[14:07] <iceroot> happyaron: the system will not start without libc6
[14:07] <ljsoftnet> how do i install this driver? xf86-video-intel-2.14.0.tar.bz2
[14:07] <happyaron> iceroot: I still have a root login
[14:07] <sagaci> AndroUser, try ubuntu packaging
[14:07] <iceroot> happyaron: then reinstall libc6
[14:08] <happyaron> iceroot: let me try.
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> ljsoftnet:  most likely its allready installed..   Most intel drivers are.. j You are not just grabbing anything that says 'X intel driver' off the internet are you?
[14:08] <vivek_> what do u mean by ping?
[14:09] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[14:09] <rany27> exit
[14:09] <jddccn> Will unity be any good?
[14:10] <ljsoftnet> Dr_Willis no
[14:10] <skorv> anyway to shorten Wireless Network"intel pro/wireless 3945abg [golan]" from network-manager-applet
[14:12] <sipior> jddccn: Magic 8-ball says: "Ask again at a later time."
[14:12] <ljsoftnet> Dr_Willis you mean i dont have to install a graphics driver for my graphics card?
[14:13] <sagaci> No
[14:14] <derango> hey there
[14:14] <derango> I've got a problem: ubuntu cannot handle some specific files with "special" characters
[14:14] <derango> such as ő, or even more exotic ones - that are quite common in another languages
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> derango: special characters like what?
[14:14] <derango> what can I do?
[14:14] <derango> �
[14:15] <Pici> derango: What kind of problems are you having with files with those characters, and on what filesystem?
[14:15] <derango> at the moment for example I am not sure, it displays the question mark
[14:15] <vpark> how to fully remove Apache2, php5, mysql-server and php-mysql and related packages from my system?
[14:16] <Pici> derango: More likely because the font that you're using doesn't have those characters.
[14:16] <JuJuBee> My screen is going wonky this morning after an update.  I have nvidia drivers and am getting  weird color problems since the update an hour ago.  How can I roll back to before the update?
[14:16] <derango> pici: definitely thats true, the only prob is that the file manager or rar or vlc cannot handle those files either
[14:17] <JuJuBee> It is like I have filters over my screen that change the colors.  I get ghost colors when I drag a window around (like a rainbow)...
[14:17] <derango> Pici: so t's not onl a font issue but I presume a coding one
[14:17] <vpark> how to fully remove Apache2, php5, mysql-server and php-mysql and related packages from my system? Pl help
[14:17] <jddccn> you cant rollback in debian! / ubuntu
[14:18] <j0nnymoe> vpark: apt-get remove
[14:18] <JuJuBee> jddccn: any suggestions?
[14:18] <derango> it is quite annoying, because I am handling similar files quite commonly
[14:18] <jddccn> reconfigure x
[14:19] <JuJuBee> jddccn: what is the command for that?
[14:19] <_Narc_> Anybody can tell me why Gnome takes 20 or more seconds to load after login on Maverick ? Thanks a lot.
[14:19] <Pici> derango: Are you typing these filenames on Ubuntu?
[14:19] <rumpe1> vpark, apt-get remove mysql-server  (e.g.)  If after that there are packages which are no longer needed (no dependencies to them) you can delete them with "apt-get autoremove"
[14:19] <elFidel> _Narc_: just as idea - check your login items/startup entries
[14:19] <derango> Pici: I am not typing them, usually I download those files
[14:20] <elFidel> one aspect which might influcencee the overall time
[14:20] <derango> Pici: and the apps cannot handle them
[14:20] <jddccn> google..
[14:20] <tigercage6> is a atom netbook faster on 64 bit or 32 bit ubuntu? my atom (N450) features 64 bit capability
[14:20] <Pici> derango: I'm thinking that the filenames that you're seeing are being improperly converted to unicode.
[14:20] <derango> Pici: total random question: by any chance are you pici from scoopex?
[14:20] <_Narc_> elFidel : I already did that, tried to reduce it to bare minimum, it doesn't help. Thanks anyway.
[14:21] <yannick__> salut
[14:21] <Pici> derango: No, sorry.
[14:21] <yannick__> no french here
[14:21] <ceo> oi
[14:21] <ceo> cacat kalian
[14:21] <ceo> loi
[14:21] <Pici> !fr | yannick__
[14:21] <Pici> !it | ceo
[14:21] <Pici> ceo: sorry, I misread.
[14:22] <ceo> kekekek
[14:22] <elFidel> _Narc_: not sure holw long 'bootchart' is monitoring - but that might be interesting as well
[14:22] <ceo> any body low spe
[14:22] <Guest84712> what is the function of main definition ?
[14:23] <_Narc_> elFidel : I thought it stopped before login, but I'll try that. Thanks.
[14:23] <ceo> am used ubuntu 10.10 but my boot to slow
[14:23] <ceo> any ide ?
[14:23] <sipior> Guest84712: the main definition of what?
[14:23] <elFidel> _Narc_: somehow i think it ends after x - but i'm really not sure.
[14:23] <alisalaah> I'm trying to install Coherence uPNP add-on to Totem MP, and I found the binaries on their site but not sure if i want ubuntu gutsy, jaunty, hardy or intrepid (none say lucid or maverick)
[14:23] <alisalaah> i am using 10.10
[14:24] <Guest84712> of main (it's a programming function in python )
[14:24] <JuJuBee> So reconfiguring x did not solve my color issues, any other suggestions?  I tried disabling the nvidia drivers and that did not help either.
[14:24] <Guest84712> i wanna know what the important of it ?
[14:24] <sipior> Guest84712: this isn't a python programming channel.
[14:24] <Pici> Guest84712: Then #python would be a better place to ask, but you're going to need to be more specific there.
[14:25] <Pici> !register | Guest84712 you'll need this to be able to talk there
[14:25] <citrus23455> hi there
[14:25] <citrus23455> I need help
[14:25] <citrus23455> with ubuntu
[14:25] <citrus23455> :)
[14:25] <Pici> !ask
[14:25] <citrus23455> ah. my bad. thx.
[14:26] <Nighthawk``> hi all, i first install ubuntu as dual boot with win7, i install all in 1 extended partition, now i have deleted windows and deleted all 3primary partition of it, i want to know how can i divide all home and root directory to primary partitions?
[14:26] <ceo> citrus23455, what up
[14:26] <citrus23455> I installed alternate cd 10.10 ubuntu. and now have the cli. My laptop's a 1ghz 256mb. 30gb. it can't handle compiz. how do I install a version of windows manager without crashing the laptop
[14:27] <lorenzo> hello people!i'm italian,i've 12 years old
[14:27] <milamber> citrus23455: do you want a full desktop?
[14:27] <citrus23455> @milaber yes I want a full desktop
[14:27] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: You will need a liveCD/LiveUSB to do the resizing, you can probably shrink the primary partition, and extend the extended partition to consume the freed space.
[14:27] <citrus23455> but i want it snappy
[14:28] <citrus23455> it'll be such a shame if it runs slow
[14:28] <lorenzo> i'm an happy ubuntu user.congratulations staff!
[14:28] <[TK]D-Fender> citrus23455: xubuntu <-
[14:28] <milamber> !info lubuntu-desktop | citrus23455
[14:28] <jingqq5210> I'v got a strange question,
[14:28] <jingqq5210> ubuntu 10.04
[14:28] <jingqq5210> left arrow key is down for unknown reason!!!
[14:28] <jingqq5210> and any other is working properly!
[14:28] <jingqq5210> but the left arow key work properly when I am loging in
[14:28] <FloodBot1> jingqq5210: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:28] <citrus23455> I'd rather get something with automatic package handling
[14:28] <citrus23455> like ubuntu
[14:28] <Nighthawk``> Dcite, , can i show u a picture of my current gpart picture?
[14:28] <citrus23455> like ubuntu 5.10's windows manager
[14:28] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: If you can provide a link, that should be fine.
[14:28] <citrus23455> on 10.10's kernel
[14:28] <alisalaah> !enter | jingqq5210
[14:29] <elisa87> have you worked with blktrace? I have some problem with it
[14:29] <jingqq5210> oh sorry
[14:29] <vpark> j0nnymoe: trying...
[14:29] <citrus23455> what do i type in to install XFCE?
[14:29] <HBSC> hello out there! i'm trying to save this compaq laptop that has a broken screen, i need to install an OS... i have an external monitor, but can't see the boot screen to go through the installation process. any ideas??
[14:29] <pearsonl> is this chat desktop or server?
[14:29] <Dcite> jingqq5210: Maybe your keyboard layout it wrong?
[14:29] <milamber> citrus23455: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[14:29] <sipior> pearsonl: either is fine.
[14:29] <citrus23455> thx milamber
[14:29] <milamber> citrus23455: it is a metapackage
[14:29] <jingqq5210> I didn't change it recently
[14:30] <citrus23455> milamber: unable to locate package xubuntu-desktop
[14:30] <pearsonl> ok anyone have any good site for setting up zivios on ubuntu server
[14:30] <soreau> citrus23455: Perhaps installing xfdesktop4 will suffice
[14:30] <lorenzo> you speak italian?for me it's very diffcult speak english.it isn't my mother language
[14:30] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: I'm sorry if I don't reply I am somewhat pre-occupied.
[14:30] <llutz> !it | lorenzo
[14:30] <soreau> ! it | lorenzo
[14:30] <soreau> llutz: beat me to it :)
[14:30] <llutz> :D
[14:31] <citrus23455> what do i type into ubuntu's alternate cd to install windows manager on a slow pentium?
[14:31] <citrus23455> what do i type into ubuntu's alternate cd to install windows manager on a slow pentium?
[14:31] <citrus23455> what do i type into ubuntu's alternate cd to install windows manager on a slow pentium?
[14:31] <citrus23455> what do i type into ubuntu's alternate cd to install windows manager on a slow pentium?
[14:31] <FloodBot1> citrus23455: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:31] <Nighthawk``> Dcite, it's ok, thanks man http://i56.tinypic.com/2dkacjl.png
[14:31] <milamber> !info xubuntu-desktop | citrus23455
[14:32] <citrus23455> hi what do i type into ubuntu's alternate cd to install windows manager on a slow pentium?
[14:32] <HBSC> hello out there! i'm trying to save this compaq laptop that has a broken screen, i need to install an OS... i have an external monitor, but can't see the boot screen to go through the installation process. any ideas?? if it involves a screwdriver i'm not afraid :)
[14:32] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: Using a LiveCD (so don't use the hard drive while trying to resize it), Expand your /dev/sda4 to take up all the space of un-allocated, then expand sda5, not all at once.
[14:32] <milamber> !info xubuntu-desktop | citrus23455
[14:33] <Nighthawk``> dcite, ok man, how do u would divde ur system if u got 500gb ?
[14:33] <citrus23455> unable to locate package xubuntu-desktop
[14:33] <citrus23455> milaber?
[14:33] <citrus23455> milamber?
[14:34] <milamber> citrus23455: relax.
[14:34] <Nighthawk``> 1 - root how many gb ? 2 - swap how many gb ? 3 - home how many gb ?
[14:34] <milamber> citrus23455: what version of ubuntu?
[14:34] <citrus23455> milamber: 10.10
[14:34] <milamber> citrus23455: ok, try this: aptitude search xubuntu-desktop
[14:34] <pc-02> testando
[14:35] <citrus23455> ok
[14:35] <citrus23455> milamber:  it didn't come up with anything
[14:35] <citrus23455> milamber:  same thing
[14:36] <milamber> citrus23455: is your machine up to date?
[14:36] <DOokami> guys, help, installing a .bin file :) ,, AdobeAIRInstaller.Bin specifically .....................................................................
[14:36] <citrus23455> should i do sudo apt-get update?
[14:37] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: I would have about 20-25GB for root/programs/logs, everything else is /home :)
[14:37] <citrus23455> milamber: not working
[14:37] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: But that is all a personal prefference and it varies, you are free to put everything in one LARGE partition.
[14:37] <skorv> anyway to shorten "Wireless Network(intel pro/wireless 3945abg [golan])" from network-manager-applet?
[14:37] <Guest84712> HOW I REGISTE HERE
[14:37] <Nighthawk``> dcite: swap ?
[14:38] <Pici> !register | Guest84712
[14:38] <milamber> citrus23455: before you do that: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list and uncomment the universe lines
[14:38] <martian> I have an nfs share mounted through my fstab, and whenever the connection is physically interrupted, the mount point becomes unusable until I manually umount and mount it again. Is there a way to make it auto-reconnect or something?
[14:38] <citrus23455> command not found
[14:38] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: Due to your current setup, don't recommend splitting up /home and /, just keep them together, Also 8GB of swap seems more han enough, (I only have 1GB of swap.. and 3GB of ram)
[14:39] <milamber> citrus23455: sudo apt-get install nano
[14:39] <citrus23455> milamber: It said command not found (in response)
[14:39] <DOokami> guys, help, installing a .bin file :) ,, AdobeAIRInstaller.Bin specifically .....................................................................
[14:39] <Dcite> citrus23455: try vi instead of nano ?
[14:39] <gappie> hi
[14:39] <Nighthawk``> i have 4gb ddr3 of ram and i will put 8 more ?
[14:39] <citrus23455> okay.
[14:40] <citrus23455> it installed it.
[14:40] <gappie> where can I get proper documentation for bluez
[14:40] <citrus23455> now I am doing sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[14:40] <elisa87> How can I extract real data from blktrace?
[14:40] <citrus23455> and it says command not found
[14:40] <ranjan> can anybody give link to me for the grub2 documentation ?
[14:40] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: With that much ram, unless you are doing something memory consuming... you technically don't need a swap.. unless you want to hibernate.
[14:40] <erUSUL> !grub2
[14:40] <DThought> DOokami: perhaps noone is helping you due to the way you're 'asking' (yelling...)
[14:40] <Nighthawk``> i'll put 4gb of swap and thats it ?
[14:41] <DOokami> Dthought: me ,, yelling .. i only asked "twice" in 5 mins .. :(
[14:41] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: To hibernate your swap size must be greater than Ram used+things already in swap.
[14:41] <citrus23455> milamber...would love the help
[14:41] <gappie> where can I get proper documentation for bluez, specifically hciconfig hcitool and hcidump ??
[14:41] <blue_pearl> D0okami, hello try ./filename
[14:41] <robpblake> Hi, is anyone able to help debug a Java crash problem on Ubuntu server 10.04.2 lts?
[14:41] <khrm> DDokami: chmod +x /path/to/your/ AdobeAIRInstaller.bin & then
[14:41] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: I don't know your unit, so I can't give a proper recomendation. Nor do I know you use cases.
[14:41] <DThought> DOokami: but 2 lines long. I've got no clue, but would try to simply execute the file, perhaps make it executable first
[14:41] <khrm> DDokami: ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[14:42] <milamber> citrus23455: you might have to pastebin it, do sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[14:42] <khrm> DDokami: Obviously in the terminal
[14:42] <citrus23455> what version of ubuntu will run on a laptop that can't handle compiz?
[14:42] <Nighthawk``> dcite it is possible after i'm creating the new partitions to move the home directory to the new partition ?
[14:42] <citrus23455> !help? what version of ubuntu will run on a laptop that can't handle compiz?
[14:42] <DOokami> khrm: DOokami * lol ,, ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin ,, just like that ?
[14:42] <martian> citrus23455: 10.10 should work fine. Compiz is not required.
[14:43] <BluesKaj> citrus23455, any of them as long as you have desktop effects turned off on gnome
[14:43] <Dcite> Nighthawk``: You will likely have to edit /etc/fstab to point to that new home partition.
[14:43] <citrus23455> martian: xubuntu 10.10 doesn't boot. it flashes on the screen.
[14:43] <khrm> DOakami: yup
[14:43] <YL> ls
[14:43] <BluesKaj> citrus23455, if you decide to run gnome that is
[14:43] <rumpe1> Nighthawk``, sure... as long as the filesystem isn't fat32, ntfs or something like that
[14:43] <DOokami> khrm, lol ,, thanks :)
[14:43] <citrus23455> @blueskaj: any modern linux 'flashes' on my screen.
[14:43] <gappie> where can I get proper documentation for bluez, specifically hciconfig hcitool and hcidump ??
[14:43] <ceo> hai all...
[14:43] <ceo> am need help, how i can chenge my password login ?
[14:44] <DOokami> khrm: bash: ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin: No such file or directory
[14:44] <ceo> am need help, how i can chenge my password login ?
[14:44] <ceo> am need help, how i can chenge my password login ?.
[14:44] <Dcite> ceo: Stop repeating
[14:44] <citrus23455> what version of ubuntu will run on a laptop that can't handle compiz?
[14:44] <ceo> oke Dcite please help
[14:44] <BluesKaj> citrus23455, that may be a graphics driver problem
[14:44] <khrm> DOokami : where have you put the bin file
[14:44] <citrus23455> yes it's the intel graphic
[14:44] <pearsonl> sudo passwd user name
[14:44] <ubuntu-newbie> how do i reset keyboard shortcuts?
[14:44]  * gappie slaps 16WAAKKGD around a bit with a large trout
[14:44] <blue_pearl> ceo; sudo passwd username
[14:44] <DOokami> khrm: it's in "Downloads"
[14:44] <citrus23455> @blueskaj: how do I fix my linux
[14:45] <BluesKaj> !alternate | citrus23455
[14:45] <Nighthawk``> Dcite, rumpe1 : thank you guys very very much
[14:45]  * gappie pisses on ubuntu support
[14:45] <Pici> blue_pearl, ceo:No need for sudo if you're chaning your own password.
[14:45] <khrm> DOokami: then cd Downloads
[14:45] <Pici> gappie: If you have nothing to contribute here you can leave.
[14:45] <DOokami> khrm: ok
[14:45] <gappie> where can I get proper documentation for bluez, specifically hciconfig hcitool and hcidump ??
[14:45] <Dcite> ceo: System -> Administration -> Users and Groups, click on change beside password.
[14:45] <gappie> i am asking, but no replies
[14:45] <khrm> Doakami: & then ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[14:45] <noob> is there a better solution to speed internet other than squid pdnsd in ubuntu ?? i have a 64kbit line :(
[14:45] <ceo> Dcite,  am have do it, but not happen
[14:45] <citrus23455> at blueskaj: how do I get a windows manager installed?
[14:45] <DOokami> khrm: bash: cd: downloads: No such file or directory ... ??
[14:45] <sipior> gappie: that doesn't justify acting like a spoiled twit.
[14:45] <jpds> noob: Move to a better ISP?
[14:45] <Dcite> ceo: What do you mean?
[14:46] <Cedara> hi
[14:46] <khrm> DOoakami: Capital D
[14:46] <blue_pearl> Pici, ya, sorry i thought he used a diffrent user as he have forgotten his usr pass
[14:46]  * gappie pisses on ipior
[14:46] <ceo> am need modification my login /(my passwrd)
[14:46] <martian> gappie: have you tried bluez.org?
[14:46] <DOokami> khrm: gek ,, sorry :p
[14:46] <[TK]D-Fender> gappie: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[14:46] <ajah> Disk /dev/sdb doesn't contain a valid partition table any idea hot to fix this
[14:46] <ceo> how do i Dcite need you help
[14:46] <Kartagis> DOokami, linux is case sensitive
[14:46] <gappie> the info there is very lacking
[14:46] <Dcite> ceo: The directions I gave you should give you a way to change your password. after you logge diun
[14:46] <martian> gappie: then perhaps you need to take your questions to their support channels
[14:47] <blue_pearl> ceo, try passwd (the username u which to change pass)
[14:47] <Pici> !guidelines > gappie
[14:47] <theratking862> I just got ubuntu and my fan is not running. I checked sensors-detect but as I suspected my laptop has none (thermal management is controlled by ACPI). The only resources for fan management I've found online uses the thermal_zone folder in /proc/acpi, but my folder is empty. Does anybody know how I can get my fan running?
[14:47] <sipior> gappie: stay classy.
[14:47] <Romeo_> Hi all need some quick help, im not sure what ive done but when i have something open lets say firefox, once i minimize it i cant see it on my taskbar
[14:47] <DOokami> Kartagis: thanks :)
[14:47] <Pici> gappie: See The contents of /usr/share/doc/bluez/
[14:47] <DOokami> khrm: bash: ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin: Permission denied ... again
[14:47] <thebishop> any ideas on how to improve write performance to samba or ntfs?  I get < 6 MB/sec speeds
[14:47] <remigiusz> Hi
[14:47] <khrm> DDokami: chmod +x ./ AdobeAIRInstaller.bin & then
[14:47] <blue_pearl> D0okami; try chmod a+x filname.bi
[14:47] <ceo> can't, know if i used sudo su, my terminal not used password am have do what
[14:47] <khrm> DDokami: ./ AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[14:47] <ceo> all bady do
[14:48] <Dcite> ceo: After opening up the windows earlier (System -> Administration -> users and groups -> There is a Windows (Users Settings) On the 3rd line on the right there is a change button, press than once.
[14:48] <[TK]D-Fender> thebishop: If your LAN is 100bt that is normal
[14:48] <ceo> hai am not find it Dcite am used ubuntu 10.10
[14:48] <ceo> have wrong on my ubuntu ?
[14:49] <Dcite> ceo: I'm ubuntu 10.10 also.. If you can open a terminal.
[14:49] <thebishop> [TK]D-Fender, my lan is virtualbox net to windows host system.  Should be fast as hell.  But it's equally bad over USB2 to an htfs drive
[14:49] <ceo> am have open terminal
[14:49] <ceo> what i do ?
[14:49] <blue_pearl> ceo; passwd username
[14:49] <ModestMouse> Gosh I love the boot speed of Linux.
[14:49] <Dcite> type passwd without sudo
[14:49] <[TK]D-Fender> thebishop: So basically within the same PC?
[14:50] <ceo> passwd username (username = my username you mean)
[14:50] <thebishop> [TK]D-Fender, exactly
[14:50] <[TK]D-Fender> THEBDon't forget that Virtualbox has "virtual ethernet adapters", and the defaul is infact emulating 100bt including all the limitations therein
[14:50] <blue_pearl> ceo, yes username is ur own username
[14:50] <[TK]D-Fender> thebishop: Don't forget that Virtualbox has "virtual ethernet adapters", and the defaul is infact emulating 100bt including all the limitations therein
[14:50] <Dcite> No, if you want to change your own password, just type "passwd" in the terminal, nothing else
[14:50] <[TK]D-Fender> thebishop: Go look at the interfaces you chose in your VM settings
[14:50] <thebishop> [TK]D-Fender, will do
[14:51] <ceo>  passwd: Authentication token manipulation error
[14:51] <ircdon> Can I run ircd on ubuntu desktop?
[14:51] <[TK]D-Fender> thebishop: There are options for Intel Pro 1000 as well IIRC
[14:51] <[TK]D-Fender> ircdon: Of course
[14:51] <Dcite> ceo: err... how about "sudo passwd"  (Enter your current password) then (Enter your new password)
[14:51] <Guest84712> how i register in ICR
[14:51] <beekar> 2 questions:  What's the {a} in the name of some packages I'm trying to install?  and  Does anyone know a search engine that'd take input like "{a}" and deal with it as a search term?
[14:51] <Guest84712> IRC
[14:51] <sipior> Dcite: that will not do what you think it does :-)
[14:52] <Pici> Guest84712: Read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration
[14:52] <Dcite> sipior: Oh right! root password!
[14:52] <ircdon> Can I run ircd on ubuntu desktop?
[14:52] <Pici> Guest84712: If you need more help please ask in #freenode
[14:52] <Pici> ircdon: sure, why not?
[14:52] <DOokami> khrm: blue_peral: thanks guys, it installed perfectly :)
[14:52] <Dcite> ceo: sudo passwd ceo(or your username)
[14:52] <ircdon> is there in tutorial?
[14:52] <[TK]D-Fender> Guest84712: You register in the SERVER you connect to by talking to a management bot via the "netwok" page for the network you are connected to, in this case "freenode"
[14:52] <ceo> passwd: password updated successfully
[14:52] <Guest84712> I DON'T GET THAT INSTUCTIONS
[14:52] <blue_pearl> D0okami; u r welcome :)
[14:52] <Pici> Guest84712: Then you need to ask in #freenode
[14:52] <Guest84712> I WANNA HOW TO DO
[14:52] <ceo> and how do i beleve it work well
[14:53] <Guest84712> I TRYIED BUT NO THING DONE
[14:53] <Pici> Guest84712: Stop with the caps.
[14:53] <ceo> how do i belive it work well Dcite
[14:53] <Dcite> ceo: which one? "sudo passwd" or "sudo passwd ceo"(The 2nd one is the proper command line, sorry)
[14:53] <DOokami> blue_pearl: :) ,, if i may ask ,, the a in "a+x" , what is it for ?
[14:53] <Guest84712> #freenode
[14:53] <[TK]D-Fender> Guest84712: /msg nickserv help
[14:53] <[TK]D-Fender> ^^^^^6
[14:53] <theratking862> disregard my question, I have to go
[14:53] <ceo> i use sudo passwd ceo
[14:53] <citrus23455> help..my laptop is an old pentium, can't support compiz, i can't get past the boot cd screen on the live cd, what boot parameters should i enter to avoid compiz?
[14:53] <elFidel> ceo: test it?
[14:54] <[TK]D-Fender> Guest84712: And ask it for help on "register" and "indentify"
[14:54] <ceo> oke what i mush test elFidel
[14:54] <martian> citrus23455: have you tried the alternate install cd?
[14:54] <Dcite> ceo: To test this... you can always try to ssh into yourself, such as "ssh 127.0.0.1"
[14:54] <citrus23455> yes and it doesn't work
[14:54] <Pici> Guest84712: to get there: /join #freenode
[14:54] <smq> "unable to locate package usb-rndis-source"
[14:54] <blue_pearl> D0okami; a= all user x= excuteable + =comibine both
[14:54] <ceo> Dcite, ssh: connect to host 127.0.0.1 port 22: Connection refused
[14:55] <jrib> beekar: can you give an example?  Where do you see "{a}" exactly?
[14:55] <[TK]D-Fender> ceo: You don't need sudo.  Or to SSH to yourself
[14:55] <Dcite> ceo: Okay.. how about "su - ceo"
[14:55] <jpds> Dcite: sudo -i -u ceo
[14:55] <blue_pearl> D0okami; a= all user x= excuteable + =comibine both for details try man chmod it will show all availble options
[14:55] <skychu> help help!
[14:55] <ceo> not work Dcite, am still used the old password
[14:55] <[TK]D-Fender> ceo: Open a Terminal.  Type "passwd [your-username-without-braces]"
[14:55] <beekar> jrib:  The following NEW packages will be installed:
[14:55] <beekar>   build-essential cmake cmake-data{a} dpkg-dev{a} emacsen-common{a}
[14:55] <beekar>   fakeroot{a} ftgl-dev g++{a} g++-4.4{a} libaa1-dev{a} libapr1{a}
[14:55] <ceo> not work to Dcite
[14:55] <Dcite> jpds: That will test for the password?
[14:55] <beekar> sorry bout the multipaste
[14:55] <llutz> beekar: {a} when using aptitude? "automatic installed"
[14:55] <smq> "unable to locate package usb-rndis-source" che kar bayad bekonam
[14:55] <jrib> citrus23455: you could use the alternate cd to install then sort out the issues with compiz later.  Make sure you checksum the cd (/msg ubottu verify)
[14:55] <ceo> oke jpds am will try
[14:56] <beekar> oh duh thanks,  i usually use apt-get.  that was a paste.
[14:56] <beekar> thanks llutz.
[14:56] <citrus23455> that's what i'm doing now and sources.list is empty
[14:56] <ceo> not happen jpds
[14:56] <citrus23455> jrib:
[14:56] <DOokami> blue_pearl: very informative ,, thank you :)
[14:56] <smq> "unable to locate package usb-rndis-source"
[14:56] <citrus23455> jrib: that's what i'm doing now and sources.list is empty
[14:56] <blue_pearl> D0okami; u r welcome
[14:56] <ceo> [TK]D-Fender, am have try that, but not work, $passwd ceo
[14:56] <jrib> citrus23455: you said "live cd".  Why?
[14:56] <ZeroZiat> How to install ubuntu on free unallocated space alongside my windows OS and another ntfs partition with files in it without touching any of those?
[14:56] <ceo> that you eman ?
[14:56] <Dcite> ceo: the "su - ceo" doesn't work? it's suppsedo to ask for your new password...
[14:56] <martian> smq: You should perhaps explain what you're trying to do if you're trying to ask a question
[14:57] <blue_pearl> ceo, may i ask what is the user name u have logon and what is the user name which password u want to change
[14:57] <jrib> ZeroZiat: that option exists in the installer, just choose it
[14:57] <Dcite> ceo: Least to TEST the new password.
[14:57] <[TK]D-Fender> ceo: apstebin your full attempt
[14:57] <[TK]D-Fender> ! pb
[14:57] <citrus23455> jrib: either live or install, they both dont work, it's an intel graphics problem
[14:57] <[TK]D-Fender> pastebin*
[14:57] <Guest84712> identify
[14:57] <ceo> oh sitt my terminal gone
[14:57] <ceo> am can't open my terminal
[14:58] <[TK]D-Fender> ceo: Why not?
[14:58] <ceo> whare my terminal ?
[14:58] <jrib> citrus23455: ok, let's use the alternate cd.  Did you checksum it?
[14:58] <[TK]D-Fender> ceo: Go into your menu and jsut open another one
[14:58] <citrus23455> jrib: yeah i checksummed it it's fine
[14:58] <Gwar_Trolle> Hi guys, I need some help here. I just bought a second monitor, but I cannot get multi-display to work :( I can get CLONED display to work, but that's pointless. :'(
[14:58] <martian> citrus23455: what video card is it?
[14:58] <ceo> oke am get back my terminal thnks [TK]D-Fender, and what i mush do
[14:58] <PIkabarre> hi !
[14:59] <[TK]D-Fender> ceo: pastebin your entire attempt to change your password
[14:59] <ceo> PIkabarre, hi!
[14:59] <citrus23455> jrib: The INTEL R 82810 GRAPHICS
[14:59] <jrib> citrus23455: what version of ubuntu is this?
[14:59] <ceo> [TK]D-Fender, i not understand what you mean
[14:59] <ZeroZiat> jrib: My problem is, installing alongside other OS I'm not sure what it wants to do, considering it wants to resize my windows partition.
[14:59] <blue_pearl> ceo; open terminal by Alt+F2 and type gnome-terminal
[14:59] <ceo> pastebin: command not found
[14:59] <PIkabarre> I'm running on 10.04 and in my shell script, after having sourced a file, grep seems to be not functionnal.. (it does not return the good result) anyone has an idea?
[14:59] <citrus23455> jrib: 10.10
[14:59] <[TK]D-Fender> ~ pb
[14:59] <jrib> ZeroZiat: there's an option in the installer to just use unallocated space
[14:59] <ceo> oke blue_pearl am have do it thanks.
[14:59] <[TK]D-Fender> ! pb
[15:00] <ZeroZiat> jrib: They removed it.
[15:00] <jrib> citrus23455: why did you say earlier that sources.list is empty?
[15:00] <jrib> ZeroZiat: well that's silly.
[15:00] <[TK]D-Fender> ceo: 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.
[15:00] <[TK]D-Fender> ceo: SHOW US your attempt
[15:00] <erUSUL> PIkabarre: can you demsotrate the issue? in a few lines? or paste the files in pastebin?
[15:00] <ZeroZiat> I know, a lot of people compain about it, one heck of an unwise move for the ubuntu people.
[15:00]  * vish just noticed ActionParsnip's comment; switched away from gnome to lxde ;p </offtopic>
[15:00] <blue_pearl> ceo; try to paste output of terminal on this site http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[15:00] <gribouille> hi
[15:00] <citrus23455> jrib: the sources.list is empty. because I have finished an install from the alternate cd.
[15:01] <martian> I have an nfs share mounted through my fstab, and whenever the connection is physically interrupted, the mount point becomes unusable until I manually umount and mount it again. Is there a way to make it auto-remount somehow?
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> vish: ?
[15:01] <jrib> citrus23455: so now you are saying you successfully installed ubuntu by using the alternate cd?
[15:01] <citrus23455> jrib: i know it doesnt make sense, but I've installed over 12 cds of different flavours trying to make it work, nothing but the OLD 7.10, or 5.10's work fro mubuntu
[15:01] <gribouille> what's the use of the /etc/init directory ?
[15:01] <toor_> hello
[15:01] <erUSUL> !upstart | gribouille
[15:01] <jrib> !upstart | gribouille
[15:01] <toor_> somebady
[15:01] <toor_> ??
[15:01] <vish> ActionParsnip: your comment on OMG about the buttons removal or someone is using the same nick :)
[15:01] <jrib> toor_: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[15:02] <compdoc> <- some bady
[15:02] <citrus23455> jrib: i'm not mucking you around, this laptop is a nightmare to install ubuntu onto
[15:02] <PIkabarre> erUSUL: first ". /myfile" to source it and have access to a var ; next I do a "more fichier | grep $var" where $var is a variable declared in /myfile such as "var=test"
[15:02] <citrus23455> jrib: i should give up and go bk to xp soon if i cant get it to run
[15:02] <PIkabarre> then grep does not "grep" the line..
[15:02] <jrib> citrus23455: I'm trying to undertsand your current state
[15:02] <PIkabarre> If I do it on a shell, it works
[15:02] <toor_> more people
[15:02] <erUSUL> PIkabarre: why you use more? do just « grep "$var" fichier »
[15:03] <erUSUL> PIkabarre: quote all your var expansions
[15:03] <toor_> ???
[15:03] <toor_> what
[15:03] <erUSUL> !ask | toor_
[15:03] <citrus23455> jrib: i've got a laptop, with an alternate cd 10.10 ubuntu installed. it's on cli. it shows me an empty sources.list with vi.
[15:03] <PIkabarre> erUSUL: in reality it's not a more it's a command that I put in the pipe in order to grep it :-)
[15:03] <Gwar_Trolle> Hi guys, I need some help here. I just bought a second monitor, but I cannot get multi-display to work :( I can get CLONED display to work, but that's pointless. :'(
[15:03] <toor_> copy that
[15:04] <jrib> ZeroZiat: so "install side by side" tells you it wants to resize windows?
[15:04] <blue_pearl> ceo, any luck?
[15:04] <toor_> i'm just a new bay
[15:04] <toor_> boy
[15:04] <jrib> citrus23455: well I'd say that's not a successful install if your /etc/apt/sources.list is empty
[15:04] <gribouille> why do I have both /etc/init/vsftpd.conf and /etc/init.d/vsftpd ?
[15:04] <ZeroZiat> jrib: Yeah, I read you have to use the manual partition thing now.
[15:04] <ceo> am have done, thanks for all
[15:04] <erUSUL> PIkabarre: what command? so "$var" is an argument for the command or what? tell me *exactly* what are you doing
[15:04] <blue_pearl> ceo, u r welcome
[15:04] <fidyduce> so what is the execute command for ubuntu terminal
[15:04] <ceo> :)
[15:05] <jpds> fidyduce: gnome-terminal
[15:05] <jrib> gribouille: because init is for upstart and init.d is for sysv-init scripts.  If a program has an upstart-style init script in init/, then it also gets one in init.d (for legacy reasons I suppose) take a close look at it and see that it just points to the init one
[15:05] <fidyduce> jpds: yes the gnome-terminal what is the exec command
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> vish: yeah thats me
[15:05] <Guest84712> i don't understand the instructions of the registration preocess
[15:05] <jrib> ZeroZiat: k, I would just do that then
[15:05] <Guest84712> any one pls explain it
[15:05] <blue_pearl> fidyduce, Alt+F2 and type gnome-terminal
[15:05] <jpds> fidyduce: /usr/bin/gnome-terminal
[15:05] <jrib> Guest84712: #freenode can help you with that
[15:06] <Guest84712> i don't get the commands
[15:06] <rumpe1> fidyduce, what do you want to execute?
[15:06] <ZeroZiat> jrib: That's where the plot thickens, I've got no idea how to partition this.
[15:06] <jrib> Guest84712: /join #freenode
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> blue_pearl: ctrl+alt+t does that too :)
[15:06] <PIkabarre> Ok erUSUL : I source the script to have access to a variable ; then I do my command (pkcs11-tool) which prints data on stdout, that's why I use a pipe to grep these data (by doing command | grep -c "$var")
[15:06] <jrib> ZeroZiat: just create a swap and a / (ext4) in the free space.  If you want a separate /home, you can do that too
[15:06] <fidyduce> rumpe1: usually in any other form of linux i use ./ but ubuntu does not seem to work here
[15:07] <rumpe1> fidyduce, well... depends on what and where you want to execute
[15:07] <erUSUL> PIkabarre: well it should work tm run the script with « bash -x » to see what is actually run
[15:07] <martian> fidyduce: oh yes, that is the case. I think they thought you wanted to know what the command to actually run the terminal was.
[15:07] <erUSUL> PIkabarre: you can move to #bash te get better help too
[15:07] <fidyduce> yeah i know right lol
[15:07] <blue_pearl> ActionParsnip, ya :)
[15:08] <fidyduce> martain i was going to say something about that but just let it go
[15:08] <ZeroZiat> http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b215/Ziat/Screenshot.png
[15:08] <citrus23455> jrib: i've installed it badly i bet. however. my intel graphics is the problem here.
[15:08] <citrus23455> alternate cd = bad idea for a n00b
[15:08] <gribouille> with upstart, how can I disable a servcie so that it is not started in a given runlevel ?
[15:09] <ZeroZiat> hm, jrib, and what size should everything be? I heard swaps have to be twice as big as your ram, how can I check how big it is? I believe it is 2 gigs but I'm not sure.
[15:09] <citrus23455> jrib: what's the best ubuntu for the intel The INTEL R 82810 GRAPHICS
[15:09] <jrib> citrus23455: do the install again. If you have a blank sources.list, something is wrong and it's likely a sign that other things are broken.  If you verified the integrity of the cd, then something else went wrong
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> ZeroZiat: 1xRAM for 2Gb or more, if you have less than 2Gb RAM then use double
[15:09] <martian> citrus23455: perhaps this would help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=733298
[15:10] <citrus23455> jrib: drat
[15:10] <jrib> gribouille: what service?
[15:10] <ZeroZiat> err, explain that clearer, please, ActionParsnip
[15:10] <citrus23455> jrib: need to pee brb
[15:10] <gribouille> jrib, vsftpd
[15:10] <PIkabarre> erUSUL: thx.. bash -x on the file I source show var=$'content-of-var\r'
[15:10] <ZeroZiat> Should the partitions be primary or logical?
[15:10] <jrib> gribouille: you can read /etc/init/vsftpd.conf Sometimes maintainers include a way to disable the service.  If not, just add "never" as a starting condition and then it won't start at boot
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> ZeroZiat: if you have 2Gb RAM or more, use the same amount of swap space as you have RAM. If you have less than 2Gb RAM then the swap space should be double the size of your RAM
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> ZeroZiat: primary or logical is moot
[15:11] <erUSUL> PIkabarre: probably grep does not like \r ? why are you using $'' ?
[15:11] <compdoc> primary is best
[15:11] <martian> I have an nfs share mounted through my fstab, and whenever the connection is physically interrupted, the mount point becomes unusable until I manually umount and mount it again. Is there a way to make it auto-remount somehow?
[15:11] <ZeroZiat> ok
[15:12] <gribouille> jrib, isn't there comm command like chkconfig to manage services ?
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> compdoc: why is it best?
[15:12] <jrib> gribouille: not for upstart (yet), no
[15:12] <ircdon> how can I connect tu my machine remotely like via putty ? is it default to running ssh? or any command?
[15:12] <PIkabarre> erUSUL: $'' is the output of "bash -x file-to-source"
[15:12] <rumpe1> ircdon, you have to install openssh-server
[15:12] <compdoc> well, for a swap partititon, its what the installer creates by default - primary
[15:12] <ircdon> where can I get tutorial?
[15:13] <jrib> !ssh | ircdon
[15:13] <iratik> Can anyone help me with setting the timezone on ubuntu 10.04 server? http://www.pastie.org/1624883
[15:13] <Logan_WP> !sshd | ircdon
[15:13] <rumpe1> !tz
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> compdoc: default doesn't mean ANYTHING, if you have too many partitions you will need an extended partition with logical partitions so you can have more partition, primary partitions aren't any better than logical ones in any way
[15:14] <ircdon> I need to checkout both !ssh & !sshd ?
[15:14] <ZeroZiat> Okay, apparently I have 1885Mbs of ram, according to 'free -m', how big should my  swap be?
[15:14] <CarlFK> when I pull the power from my laptop the screen dims.  where do I disable that?
[15:14] <Logan_WP> ircdon: just see the second message Ubottu sent to you
[15:14] <blue_pearl> CarlFK, Power manager
[15:15] <CarlFK> ZeroZiat: it depends on what apps and how much memory they need.  if you don't know, go with the defaults.
[15:15] <ircdon> ty
[15:15] <compdoc> ActionParsnip, logical or extended partitions will work for swap?
[15:15] <ZeroZiat> carlfk, the installer doesn't autoadjust to what I already have cause they removed the 'use largest continous free space' option.
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> ircdon: on the server system, you just need to install openssh-server and you can then connect with putty. If you install and run xming on the windows side and use the -X switch on putty you can run graphical apps on the server and they will appear on the client but be running on the server
[15:15] <ZeroZiat> so now, us, amateurs have to sign up to the 'manual partition' army
[15:15] <erUSUL> PIkabarre: a var declaration should just appear as « + var=value »
[15:15] <aweteaw> hi all
[15:16] <ZeroZiat> well played ubuntu, btw.
[15:16] <PIkabarre> erUSUL: wtf...
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> compdoc: sure, why would it be an issue?the OS will see the partition just fine and be able to use it
[15:16] <Logan_WP> !wtf | PIkabarre
[15:16] <ircdon> I am using ubuntu desktop
[15:16] <PIkabarre> lol
[15:16] <PIkabarre> ok ..
[15:16] <CarlFK> ZeroZiat: use 2 gig. or 6 if you don't like 2.
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> ircdon: thats fine, you can install server apps on a server :)
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> ircdon: *desktop, sorry
[15:17] <ircdon> ubuntu desktop can work as server?
[15:17] <CarlFK> ZeroZiat: swap size was more of an issue 10 years ago when ram was expensive and disks were small.  that stuff has grown faster than apps use it.
[15:17] <jrib> iratik: hmm, that should work...
[15:17] <rumpe1> ircdon, sure
[15:17] <compdoc> ircdon, I use it that way
[15:17] <bubbadesu> Does ubuntu 10.10 work fin on a netbook?
[15:17] <guohao> hello
[15:17] <ircdon> ok
[15:17] <bubbadesu> fine*
[15:17] <ircdon> lemme try and get back to u
[15:17] <blue_pearl> bubbadesu, yes it works fine
[15:17] <llutz> compdoc: depends on the netbook specs
[15:17] <Logan_WP> !nbr | bubbadesu
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> ircdon: sure. The nly difference between the server and desktop is the desktop comes with a desktop
[15:17] <ubuntu_> rey
[15:17] <Dcite> bubbadesu: Yes it works fine with a netbook, least most of them.
[15:17] <rumpe1> ircdon, but on a real server you usually don't need X
[15:17] <aweteaw> am i clear
[15:18] <bubbadesu> Should i install it with a LiveCD?
[15:18] <ubuntu_> screat backdoor !
[15:18] <aworkingpig> hi
[15:18] <CarlFK> blue_pearl: thanks. saw that option, thought it was only for when it was idle.. but yeah.  so thanks :)
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> ircdon: you can install any software you wish on the desktop :)
[15:18] <bubbadesu> Like on an USB and then run it when i want
[15:18] <blue_pearl> bubbadesu, if u r new to linux i say u try with live cd
[15:18] <ubuntu_> use backtrack 5
[15:18] <ubuntu_> new ver
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: its not supported here
[15:18] <bubbadesu> Yeah im new to linux
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> !backtrack | ubuntu_
[15:18] <blue_pearl> CarlFK, u r welcome
[15:19] <aworkingpig> hope i'm not jumping in here,  hi all, i'm new to linux and have just installed xbmcubuntu and JUST managed to mount an external usb drive and load a video file, HOWEVER no sound.
[15:19] <aworkingpig> I attempted to install ALSA via this tut http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=XBMCbuntu#Install_ALSA and it seemed to install fine.
[15:19] <aworkingpig> However when i attempted to run alsamixer to finetune the set up i get this eror message,
[15:19] <aworkingpig> "ALSA lib simple_none.c:1543(simple_add1) helen (MIXER,'Capture Switch',0,2,0) appears twice or more
[15:19] <aworkingpig> alsamixer: function snd_mixer_load failed: invalid argument" not really sure what this is telling me...
[15:19] <FloodBot1> aworkingpig: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:19] <aworkingpig> SO, is there a solution to this? Should i look for another audio package for ubuntu?
[15:19] <aworkingpig> im having some issue working out the sound card, i think its a Realtek, Sound RealityYES  :S
[15:19] <ZeroZiat> !screenshot
[15:19] <ubuntu_> working
[15:19] <blue_pearl> bubbadesu, try with live cd then, it will be easy 4 u :)
[15:19] <jrib> ircdon: what's in /etc/timezone?
[15:19] <bubbadesu> thanks, blue_pearl
[15:19] <aworkingpig> ok
[15:19] <jrib> iratik: what's in /etc/timezone?
[15:19] <ubuntu_> i'm Admin here
[15:19] <blue_pearl> bubbadesu, u r welcome :)
[15:19] <iratik> jrib: America/Chicago
[15:20] <iratik> I can't figure out why date is still giving me EST
[15:20] <iratik> php also is spitting out the same
[15:21] <aworkingpig> sorry about the flood :) http://paste.ubuntu.com/574506/ having a sound issue
[15:21] <iratik> php -r "echo strftime('%H:%M:%S'); "
[15:21] <jrib> iratik: I wonder where date fetches timezone information
[15:21] <ircdon> I dno jrib
[15:21] <iratik> how does tzinfo work with the hwclock, does the hardware clock have a timezone setting?
[15:21] <ircdon> my 1st day on ubuntu
[15:22] <Logan_WP> iratik: Ruby support is in #ruby
[15:23] <[4-tea-2]> Ubuntu empowered me! I can stop time! MWAHAHAHAHA! (By starting Liferea which makes the gnome-panel stop updating, so the clock applet's time display doesn't change anymore).
[15:23] <jrib> iratik: you use ntp?
[15:23] <iratik> jrib: yes?
[15:24] <[4-tea-2]> iratik: actually, afaik, the timezone mechanics need to know whether the hardware clock is set to GMT or local time.
[15:24] <iratik> where do i set that?
[15:24] <[4-tea-2]> iratik: in Debian, you used to get a dialog during installation asking about it. These days, I guess nobody relies on the hardware clock much anymore.
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> aworkingpig: xbmcubuntu isn't supported here
[15:25] <ltdh_> hello everybody . I Need your help because of a problem in sharing files with samba . I can see the workgroup . but I cant open it : error of mounting
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> ltdh_: try mapping a network drive
[15:26] <aworkingpig>  ActionParsnip i was hoping it would be a generic ubuntu issue as xbmc is running on it??
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> ltdh_: or in ubuntu clients press ALT+F2 and run:  smb://hostname/sharename
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> aworkingpig: how did you install it?
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> ltdh_: on the client (assuming its ubuntu based) if you run:   smbtree     do you see the shares?
[15:28] <rmd_> How can I reset my gnome keyring master pass? I don't want to reset my user password...
[15:29] <jrib> iratik: I guess it reads /etc/localtime.  Does zdump /etc/localtime  still show EST?
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> rmd_: http://maketecheasier.com/auto-unlock-keyring-manager-in-ubuntu-intrepid/2009/03/14
[15:29] <aworkingpig> ActionParsnip using this tut  http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=XBMCbuntu#Install_XBMC-live_and_Test_XBMC. i got an iso from ubuntu
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> aworkingpig: ok then its just ubuntu not xbmcubuntu
[15:29] <aworkingpig> phew :D
[15:30] <aworkingpig> halp :P
[15:30] <ltdh_> ActionParsnip, I dont see anything with smbtree ; same problem with ALT+f2
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> aworkingpig: ok what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> ltdh_: if you run it on the server, do you see the shares you setup?
[15:30] <pianoboy3333> is narwhal going to include gnome 3?
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> pianoboy3333: ask in #ubuntu+1
[15:31] <rmd_> ActionParsnip: That's grossly outdated, but I think I figured it out.
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> rmd_: the process is still the same, so age is moot
[15:31] <BoulderDave> Ive been an ubuntu guy for quite a while and use Ubuntu as my development environment (python/django, apache and Virtualbox for testing machines, windows/photoshop, etc.) as a programmer and have used W series thinkpads for the last 5 years.  I've never really used a Mac, much less developed on one... but am thining about switching over to the new Macbook Pro..  what do you guys think?  I could scrap OSX and put on ubuntu... ? or maybe get use to mac
[15:31] <BoulderDave>  osx?    i wouldn't want to have an ubuntu development environment running virtually though... so it would either be scrap osx or learn to get along with it...
[15:32] <rmd_> ActionParsnip: The process is actually different now. Program isn't in the same menu. Application looks different, with different labels.
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> rmd_: gives direction though so its sufficient :)
[15:32] <rmd_> ActionParsnip: Yeah.. but for "n00bs" it may need to be updated.
[15:33] <ElMago29> hey guys .. can you tell me why i cannot install with "sudo apt-get install openssh-server" in ubunto 10.04 Lucid?
[15:33] <aworkingpig> actionparsnip, ill check that out now, brb
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> rmd_: could contact the maintainer
[15:33] <blue_pearl> BoulderDave, dual boot my frnd :)
[15:33] <ltdh_> ActionParsnip, Yes I can see the shared file on the other PC
[15:33] <jrib> ElMago29: pastebin the output
[15:33] <rumpe1> ElMago29, whats the error-message?
[15:33] <NagyonWezyr> Ola bruderz
[15:33] <NagyonWezyr> ikonia sweetie && Pici bruder:D
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> BoulderDave: ask to borrow a mac from a friend and try it a while, see which you prefer
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> ltdh_: smbtree should show the local shares too
[15:34] <BoulderDave> blue_pearl, im a seamless kind of guy...  and im on my computer for one reason mainly and that is to write code... when im goofing around on the net.. its usually between small breaks, etc.  i wouldn't want to shutdown and boot into OSX just for some liesure time
[15:34] <ltdh_> ActionParsnip, yes it did it
[15:34] <NagyonWezyr> ActionParsnip bro hello:D
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> ltdh_: try a reboot
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> NagyonWezyr: howdy
[15:35] <ltdh_> ActionParsnip, yes I'll try but , I did the reboot for many times same problem
[15:35] <NagyonWezyr> ActionParsnip bro: I have hard attack with Crossover and ubuntu:(
[15:35] <seanh_> Hey, I installed Ubuntu (using a normal ubuntu install CD) onto a USB drive. Now I've booted the USB on a computer, and am trying to use it to install Ubuntu on the computer
[15:35] <seanh_>  It did not have the install ubuntu menu item like installer CDs/USBs have, so I installed the ubiquity package and that got me the menu item
[15:35] <seanh_>  But when I run the installer, it crashes after partitioning and before copying any files
[15:35] <seanh_>  Anyone know why this doesn't work?
[15:36] <blue_pearl> BoulderDave, u can completely wipe out osx and install ubuntu. macbook pro is a gr8 piece of hardware, its worth every penny
[15:36] <stefwal1> hy dholbach
[15:36] <dholbach> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek Day 3 starting in 25 minutes in #ubuntu-classroom
[15:36] <BoulderDave> blue_pearl, pretty good hardware support?  (such as the touchpad functionality, etc?)
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> blue_pearl: I hope thats a joke...
[15:36] <dholbach> hi stefwal1
[15:38] <Logan_WP> !hu | NagyonWezyr
[15:39] <svavl> salve
[15:39] <blue_pearl> BoulderDave, ActionParsnip  i dont own a Mac but i have seen a lot of people using Ubuntu and other version of linux on it and works perfectly also there r many helpful link online https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> blue_pearl: http://pastie.org/1624976   25% saving for the same spec...
[15:39] <svavl> c'e qualcuno
[15:39] <Damian> this is the error http://i51.tinypic.com/2s76uc1.jpg
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> blue_pearl: mac's are a ripoff
[15:40] <Logan_WP> !it | svavl
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> !info openssh-server
[15:40] <aworkingpig> ActionParsnip, here is the alsa details http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=0fd1c9857235c0a779b57fbf9911bbb562ca1dd8
[15:40] <svavl> ok
[15:41] <Damian> i also tried apt-get install sshd
[15:41] <blue_pearl> ActionParsnip, :) ya
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> aworkingpig: try upgrading alsa:http://monespaceperso.org/blog-en/2010/05/02/upgrade-alsa-1-0-23-on-ubuntu-lucid-lynx-10-04/
[15:41] <sacarlson> Damian: did you try change your repository mirror site?
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> aworkingpig: karmic support ends next month so I'd consider upgrading to Lucid, Maverick or Natty (Natty is released at the end of next month)
[15:42] <Damian> (sacarlson) no.. how can i do that?
[15:42] <jbsoum> !panels
[15:43] <sacarlson> Damian: in software sources try japan instead of main server https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[15:43] <Damian> [sacarlson] Is recently install
[15:44] <Damian> [sacarlson] great thanks.. solve the problem
[15:45] <aworkingpig> Thanks ActionParsnip, i'll give that a bashy
[15:46] <uu007> hi guys, noob question here
[15:46] <uu007> how do i change the screen resolution?
[15:46] <uu007> all i could find online was System -> Preferences -> Screen Resolution
[15:47] <uu007> surprise! there's no Screen Resolution under Preferences
[15:47] <innovati> I need advice on how to do a simple command line thing. I want to make separate .tar.gz backups of every folder within a folder. Currently I do "tar -cf archive.tar sourcefolder/" and then "gzip archive.tar" but I have to repeat it for each folder manually, and enter two commands for each archive
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> uu007: what video chip?
[15:47] <adub_> how can i have ubuntu detect new hardware
[15:47] <Roasted> Does anybody know of a way that I can rig up an Ubuntu user system on a Windows domain to automatically bring over a link (somehow) to their user share on the Windows file server we have in house?
[15:47] <uu007> ActionParsnip:  esx server...
[15:47] <adub_> upon install i had disabled in bios my integreted audio controller on my motherboard but i now wnat it to be deteteced for use it wont show up in the mixer etc
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> uu007: what video chip does ubuntu say you have?
[15:48] <adub_> what is a solid sound card analog that works with myth that is one of most bullet proof working cards out
[15:48] <swapnil> hi
[15:48] <adub_> for myth
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> innovati: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=889412   see robbieduncan's response
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | adub
[15:49] <ia9371> hi
[15:49] <ia9371> I have a printer
[15:49] <ia9371> I recently reinstalled CUPS
[15:49] <ia9371> now when I try to delete printer or do anything it says not allowed because of some type of CUPS\
[15:50] <axel> hi, i tried shrink my ext3 /home on a SSD via (1) resize2fs (2) fdisk (replaced  the partition with a smaller hollow). now I tried to mount it again: no ext fs found, bad superblock
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> ia9371: what make model printer/
[15:50] <innovati> ActionParsnip: thanks for the link - to get that list of folder names in a file I could run "ls > textfile" yeah?
[15:50] <dreh_> i'm looking for an application based firewall - i'm coming from macosx where lots of people use "little snitch". Is there anything in ubuntu? tuxguardian is from 2006. TY
[15:50] <uu007> ActionParsnip: i can't find any information about it. just installed hardinfo and under Computer -> Display, all I get is "800x600" and OpenGL says "Vendor Unknown" and "Renderer Unknown"
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> innovati: sure
[15:51] <ikonia> dreh_: iptables is as simple and intergrated as it's going to get, very effective
[15:51] <innovati> ActionParsnip: thanks man!
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> uu007: what does: sudo lshw -C display   say
[15:51] <ikonia> dreh_: coupled with utilities such as fail2ban it's exceptionally powerful and effective
[15:52] <Roasted> I installed Kubuntu sharing my home directory with Ubuntu. Ever since my thunderbird toolbar text is black. I want it white. How can I change it?
[15:52] <uu007> ActionParsnip: short answer: VGA compatible controller, SVGA II Adapter, VMware
[15:52] <ia9371> ActionParsnip: I have been trying to get 2 models to work
[15:52] <dreh_> ikona: ty
[15:52] <ActionParsnip> dreh_: ufw is ok
[15:53] <uu007> resources: ioport:10d0(size=16) memory:d4000000-d7ffffff memory:d8000000-d87fffff memory:20000000-20007fff(prefetchable)
[15:53] <ia9371> ActionParsnip: I think the problem is because I reinstalled CUPS
[15:54] <uu007> ah
[15:54] <uu007> ActionParsnip: 4 MB of video ram :(
[15:54] <uu007> sorry to bother you
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> uu007: well, you configured the VM....
[15:54] <ia9371> i reinstalled CUPS now i cant really do anything  I think it screwed the permissinos up or something
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> uu007: considered virtualbox, its a lot easier to configure
[15:55] <Mrokii> hello. Is there a way to change the number of "recent documents" displayed in the "places"-menu?
[15:56] <uu007> ActionParsnip: i'm trying to set up an ubuntu machine for lots of _automated_ tests (including selenium browser tests which require firefox, so i need a nice gui :)
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> uu007: virtualbox has a "nice gui"
[15:56] <ia9371> hello I reinstalled CUPS now I cant deleet printer or change any settings
[15:56] <uu007> ActionParsnip: i meant nice gui for the virtual machine, so i need ubuntu with gnome and a decent screen resolution
[15:57] <uu007> Mrokii: maybe http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=600703 helps
[15:57] <Roasted> I installed Kubuntu sharing my home directory with Ubuntu. Ever since my thunderbird toolbar text is black. I want it white. How can I change it?
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> uu007: ubuntu comes with the drivers for virtualbox video adapters and will run gnome desktops
[15:58] <axel> I assume that the sector 1 shown by fdisk was inaccurate and I need to specify the right block. is there a way, to find this?
[15:58] <axel> maybe there is a special signature for superblocks I could search for?
[15:59] <Mrokii> uu007: Thanks, but according to this threat, it isn't possible to change that, as the number is hard-coded. How lame.
[15:59] <ia9371> hello I reinstall CUPS now I cant change any settings
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> uu007: I suggest you check out some youtube videos to see what the deal is, virtualbox also runs on windows
[15:59] <uu007> ActionParsnip: thanks, i know
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> ia9371: have you asked in #cups
[15:59] <QuartZo> how to list the amount or number of installed pacakges on asystem ?
[16:00] <Pici> QuartZo: dpkg -l | grep "^ii" | wc -l
[16:00] <Avasz> can we compile the drivers in one pc and move it to another? is it possible?
[16:00] <ikonia> Avasz: sure is
[16:00] <ia9371> no body is talking in cups
[16:01] <DThought> Pici: now I'd like to know how many ppl mistake that for a smiley ;)
[16:01] <Avasz> ikonia: how?
[16:01] <maco> Avasz: if they're the same architecture and same kernel and same gcc, sure
[16:01] <maco> Avasz: thats how ubuntu packages full of drivers happen
[16:01] <Avasz> oh.. they need to be identical distros?
[16:01] <ikonia> Avasz: just that, compile on one machine, pickup the kernel module, and move it to your other machine
[16:01] <Avasz> ikonia: if the module and distro are different then?
[16:02] <dschuett> does anyone else get really slow responses when pining google.com from ubuntu desktop 10.04?
[16:02] <ikonia> Avasz: then no
[16:02] <ikonia> Avasz: that is not wise
[16:02] <Avasz> ok.
[16:02] <Ziber> Looking for a good music player in ubuntu, if anyone can make any recommendations
[16:02] <Avasz> ikonia: but.. isnt it that the driver is same file?
[16:02] <ActionParsnip> dschuett: what times do you get
[16:02] <uu007> dschuett: getting 9ms
[16:03] <ikonia> Avasz: yes, it will build the same end result, but against different headers,
[16:03] <jpds> dschuett: Not if I disable DNS look-ups with -n
[16:03] <ActionParsnip> dschuett: i get 19ms
[16:03] <ActionParsnip> Ziber: deadbeef!!!
[16:03] <sacarlson> dschuett: maybe a dns problem?  how long does dig google.com take,  maybe winbind problem?
[16:04] <Avasz> ikonia: ok. thanks. was having some problems in debian... and was thinking to compile from ubuntu and move it there. but wont do it now.
[16:04] <dschuett> jpds: yeah same here, otherwise it is like 30ms, why is google the only site that it takes that long?
[16:04] <jpds> dschuett: Because their reverse DNS servers might be having problems?
[16:04] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: once the ip is resolved, dns isnt a part of ping
[16:05] <dschuett> jpds: i have notice it has done this from day one... not a big deal, i was just curious
[16:05] <aworkingpig> actionparsnips, i ran this command sudo "apt-get -y install linux-headers-`uname -r` libncursesw5-dev" but was told E: couldn't find  linux-headers-uname -r, any ideas. the 1st part seemed to install fine
[16:05] <sacarlson> ActionParsnip: most the time of my ping comes from the resolve part
[16:05] <Roasted> I installed Kubuntu sharing my home directory with Ubuntu. Ever since my thunderbird toolbar text is black. I want it white. How can I change it?
[16:05] <terry> Why is it that  cat file1.mp3 file2.mp3 > file3.mp3  works but   cat file1.avi file2.avi > file3.avi  does not work?
[16:05] <svavl> excuse me can you give me the link of the irc italian?
[16:05] <ikonia> Roasted: try it with a different user account, see if it's your personal settings or a bug
[16:06] <ActionParsnip> aworkingpig: install linux-headers-generic  instead
[16:06] <ikonia> !it | svavl
[16:06] <aworkingpig> kk
[16:06] <Pumpkin-> aworkingpig: try again without the "'s. Your quoting of the string stops it doing what it should do with the backticks (which is exectute uname -r in a subshell and drop the output into where `uname -r` is.
[16:06] <Roasted> ikonia, I'm almost positive it's a personal setting in the .thunderbird directory that KDE's existence changed. Just curious on how I can flop it back.
[16:07] <ikonia> Roasted: ok, well finding out for certain if it's a personal settings thing is the way to go
[16:07] <aworkingpig> Pumpkin, you mean header and not headers ?
[16:07] <Roasted> ikonia, I've had this happen before, so I'm pretty certain that's what it is.
[16:07] <mike23pizzo> Hello, I was wondering if someone might be able to help me.  I'm trying to get different wallpapers on each workspace.  I've found plenty of guides, but they all tell me to go to the wallpaper setting in compizconfig settings.  It should be under utility but it's not.  I don't have a wallpaper option.  Anyone else have this problem before?
[16:07] <ikonia> Roasted: then fix it how you fixed it before instead of asking for help
[16:07] <bo_root> anyone has solution or any hint for WPA: Invalid EAPOL-Key MIC when using TPTK - ignoring TPTK error
[16:07] <Roasted> ikonia, if I knew how to fix it, I would have fixed it instead of asking.
[16:07] <ikonia> Roasted: if you want help - follow the advice to get the information spot on to get help, if you know the problem then work out how to fix it
[16:08] <ikonia> Roasted: check for certain with a different user
[16:08] <Pumpkin-> aworkingpig: I mean do sudo apt-get -y install linux-headers-`uname -r` libncursesw5-dev. Don't have " anywhere.
[16:08] <Roasted> ikonia, but I appreciate your smartass input. I'll continue asking for help since I am unsure of how to fix it.
[16:08] <ikonia> Roasted: it's not smart ass, I'm trying to find out for certain if this is the problem
[16:08] <Roasted> ikonia, I know it's the problem, as I already stated.
[16:08] <ikonia> Roasted: testing it with another user is a simple way to prove/disprove it
[16:08] <Roasted> ikonia, if I knew how to fix it, it'd be done now.
[16:08] <aworkingpig> Pumpkin, i only added " for here, sorry
[16:08] <Pumpkin-> ahha
[16:08] <Roasted> ikonia, but I don't, so I'm asking here.
[16:08] <ikonia> Roasted: you don't KNOW it's the problem, you think it's the problem
[16:08] <ikonia> Roasted: it's well worth the 5 minutes to test
[16:08] <Roasted> ikonia, I had the exact same thing happen before. I'm just trying to FIX it instead of nuking my .thunderbird profile and starting over.
[16:09] <ikonia> Roasted: ok, look at your .thunderbird profile and look for anything that conflicts
[16:09] <plwert> any recommendations for a more interactive alternative to gnuplot? I want to be able to toggle the display of certain lines and show the min/max of certain curves in a way that doesn't require me to download a patch and recompile the program :\
[16:09] <animefan> so I'm on ubuntu 10.10 and package download is going slow as hell. What should I do? It's not a problem with my Internet connection.
[16:10] <ikonia> animefan: it's possible it's a problem with the mirror your getting the package from
[16:10] <Roasted> ikonia, I just renamed .thunderbird to .thunderbird.back. White text now. Just what I want.
[16:10] <Roasted> ikonia, was hoping to avoid redoing my whole tbird setup though
[16:10] <desti> https://store.unigine.com/products/category/oilrush/ preorder just started :)
[16:11] <ikonia> Roasted: go through the config files and look for hex colours
[16:11] <ikonia> the guys in #thunderbird on irc.mozilla.org may have a more advanced understanding of the config files also
[16:11] <Roasted> ikonia, I'm not noticing anything so far. Just a lot of ini and sqlite files.
[16:12] <ikonia> Roasted: check out the thunderbird docs, see how it stores it's config, I wonder if it's stored in a small sqllite db these days
[16:12] <ikonia> Roasted: (I don't know if that's right, hence suggesting checking the docs to see where the config info is stored)
[16:12] <rsvp> just was doing an routine update... this is CRITICAL FAIL :: W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/f/fuse/fuse-utils_2.8.1-1.1ubuntu3_i386.deb
[16:12] <rsvp>   404  Not Found [IP: 91.189.92.170 80] -- someone please restart that server or redirect to another IP !!!
[16:12] <aeon-ltd> Abhijit: did you get the image you needed?
[16:13] <ilessthan3ubuntu> Hi
[16:13] <ActionParsnip> animefan: change package source
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> rsvp: what is the output of: lsb_release -d       ?
[16:14] <Abhijit> aeon-ltd, i dont actually. thing is it turned out that its illega to use symphony slide background design in LO/OO. i must use symphony only. so i gave up.
[16:14] <sacarlson> rsvp:  there are many other repository mirror sites that will have the file you need
[16:14] <animefan> how do I change package source to the apt-get command?
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> animefan: use software centre
[16:14] <rsvp> REPEAT :: the updated libfuse2 is not being served.
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> (16:14:01) ActionParsnip: rsvp: what is the output of: lsb_release -d       ?
[16:15] <jpds> rsvp: Use: mirror.anl.gov or another mirror if you're in the US?
[16:15] <sacarlson> rsvp: did you try another repostitory mirror? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[16:15] <aeon-ltd> Abhijit: oh, sorry about that then. heh gimp a very close 'clone' then :)
[16:15] <sacarlson> rsvp: try japan or other
[16:15] <Abhijit> aeon-ltd, yah! :-)
[16:15] <Pici> rsvp: when was the last time that you did an apt-get update?  2.8.1-1.1ubuntu3.1 is the lastest version now?
[16:15] <needlez> hi, im trying to set mouse gestures to open expo with 3 finger swipe like the mac, how can I do this?? I have xdotool installed already just not sure how to use it to do what I want. Any explainations would be helpful
[16:16] <Pici> s/$\?/./
[16:16] <rsvp> Pici, this machine is on long-term lucid
[16:17] <uu007> does anyone know anything about a .ICEAuthority file? I couldn't find much on google, but after i updated ubuntu about a month ago, i couldn't login on the gui any more
[16:17] <uu007> and it happened before (about an year ago)
[16:17] <uu007> each time i took the path of the windows n00b (reinstalled ubuntu :)
[16:17] <mike23pizzo> Anyone know why I don't have a wallpaper option in compizconfig?
[16:17] <Pici> rsvp: Okay, and thats latest version thats published in the lucid repos.
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> uu007: do commands ilke "sudo gedit" and "sudo nautilus"   look familiar?
[16:17] <Roasted> In the monitors menu is there not a way to default which screen is your primary? I've used my laptop w/ Ubuntu and an external monitor for months, but just a few seconds ago it decided my external monitor would be my primary. Now I cant make my laptop the primary... Intel integrated video card.
[16:18] <uu007> yes
[16:18] <ActionParsnip> uu007: that's why
[16:18] <ActionParsnip> uu007: sudo is NOT to be used with GUI apps like gedit and nautilus
[16:18] <uu007> ActionParsnip: thanks!!
[16:18] <ActionParsnip> uu007: use:   gksudo gedit    and    gksudo nautilus    and it WON'T happen
[16:19] <xxiao> is there a way to limit login counts for one user at the same time? say, user1 can only login 5 in parallel?
[16:19] <rsvp> ActionParsnip, output is "Description:    Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS" -- yeah, it's lucid
[16:19] <uu007> i've been reading the wrong tutorials :)
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> uu007: you didn't need a reinstall, you just needed to drop to root recovery mode and chown the file back to your user, thats all, one file
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> rsvp: ok cool, try a different server
[16:19] <ruan> is it safe to remove old linux kernel headers? eg. 2.6.35-22
[16:19] <jatt> ruan: yes
[16:20] <jatt> it is also safe to remove older kernels
[16:20] <ruan> jatt: ok, but why doesn't that get done automatically?
[16:20] <rsvp> how does one specify alternate repo locations?
[16:20] <ActionParsnip> ruan: if you aren't currently running it, yes
[16:20] <jatt> i did leave just two kernels and I could save lots of space
[16:20] <ruan> ah
[16:20] <ActionParsnip> rsvp: in software centre
[16:20] <needlez> anyone know how to enable 3 finger swipe like for the mac in ubuntu 10.10, I have two finger scroll enabled and working fine, with no problems, just want swipe to show my expo screen
[16:20] <jpds> rsvp: sudo -i; sed -i s/'us.archive.ubuntu.com'/'mirror.anl.gov'/ /etc/apt/sources.list; apt-get update; apt-get upgrade
[16:21] <jatt> ruan: no idea, but you are right with time older kernels get piled up
[16:21] <numberto> Hello everybody, where does chrome holds pdf cache?
[16:21] <a2z> Okay. I just checked into inx channel but no one answered my question. Since inx linux is based on ubuntu there is no harm in asking. Might anyone know how to install it on hard disk?
[16:21] <ruan> imho an older kernel should be automatically deleted though
[16:22] <jpds> ruan: Until the latest one stops booting and you can't go back onto a working old one.
[16:22] <needlez> also does anyone know if aircrack-ng works in kernel 2.6.35-27 or if it gives the channel -1 error also, and any way to fix??
[16:22] <jatt> well you should have at least one older version around in case the current version breaks
[16:22] <ruan> so, sudo apt-get remove linux-image-2.6.35-22-generic
[16:22] <plwert> automatically removing things, what could possibly go wrong?
[16:23]  * uu007 off home, thansk for the help ActionParsnip !
[16:23] <ruan> jpds: you can still boot a livecd and install an older kernel from there though
[16:23] <ruan> i believe
[16:24] <jpds> ruan: Well that's not useful if you don't have a LiveCD and no other computer.
[16:24] <rsvp> jpds, thanks for the command line version -- instead of substitution, can one simply append to that file -- or how to "if fail, then alt" ie "||" in bash terms.
[16:24] <ruan> jpds: well, in my case i do have a livecd
[16:24] <animefan> ActionParsnip: changed repository to Main Server and it seems dl speed is fine. Thanks
[16:24] <Roasted> Out of no where my primary monitor switched from my laptop to my external monitor. In the monitor preferences, I have no option to select which is primary. How can I flop it back so my laptop is the main one?
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> animefan: simple stuff kiddo :)
[16:25] <Mrokii> ruan: But a liveCD is not the same as running your system with a different kernel-version. I'd hate it if Ubuntu would deinstall all previous kernels automatically,
[16:28] <ruan> is there any chance of a corrupted download with update manager or does it verify the downloads?
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> ruan: it shouold MD5 test them
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> as far as I am aware
[16:29] <animefan> is Empathy any good? It keeps loading access to the IM service but never connects.
[16:29] <LarsTorben> empathy good
[16:29] <ruan> ok, i'll ctrlF the documentation for md5
[16:29] <LarsTorben> is
[16:31] <Roasted> Out of no where, my dual screen setup with my laptop and intel video card now wants to use my external monitor as my primary instead of my laptop. I've used this setup for months, zero issues. Now in the middle of working, it switched. How can I switch them back? The monitors menu in preferences doesn't give me the option?
[16:32] <fullmetallica> hey guys, how would i install braid from braid-linux-build2.run.bin
[16:33] <rumpe1> fullmetallica, 1. do you really need this? 2. if yes, make it executable 3. execute it
[16:33] <rumpe1> fullmetallica, and before anything else... read the installation instructions
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> fullmetallica: chmod +x braid-linux-build2.run.bin; sudo ./braid-linux-build2.run.bin I assume your pwd is the same as the file and that it needs sudo to start the binary)
[16:35] <fullmetallica> rumpe1, what do you mean do i really need it?
[16:35] <ruan> is there a way to execute bin files in the gui(nautilus)
[16:35] <aeon-ltd> ruan: right click?
[16:35] <rsvp> switch repo server to mit.edu -- but the update problem seems systematic -- CRITICAL: Could not connect to archive.canonical.com:80 (91.189.88.33). - connect (110: Connection timed out)
[16:35] <LarsTorben> should i use ubuntu or debian ?
[16:35] <rumpe1> fullmetallica, well... it seems to be no officially supported package... there are always some risks involved
[16:36] <aeon-ltd> LarsTorben: depends on what you like?
[16:36] <ActionParsnip> ruan: mark them as executable with right click then double click it
[16:36] <ruan> ActionParsnip: i mean, bin files wont execute in gui
[16:36] <ruan> it opens with virus scanner
[16:36] <LarsTorben> aeon-ltd: when i ask what is better ?
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> ruan: then you will need to select "execute in terminal"
[16:37] <fullmetallica> rumpe1, i got it from the huble indie bundle, heard of it?
[16:37] <Travis-42> Can someone suggest some popular and frequently updated software for linux that would allow mixing/editing video + audio?
[16:37] <ruan> how do i execute in terminal?
[16:37] <fullmetallica> humble*
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> LarsTorben: neither and both
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> ruan: its an option when you double click the file
[16:37] <ruan> ActionParsnip: it's not in the list, only open with virus scanner and open with other app
[16:38] <rtdos> 3 questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did   3. how can i get epiphany to login to my accounts automatically?
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> ruan: is the file marked as executable?
[16:38] <ruan> ActionParsnip: yes
[16:38] <ruan> ActionParsnip: i can execute it from terminal, but not gui
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> ruan: not sure then,i always run them in terminal, its much easier
[16:39] <LarsTorben> question
[16:39] <LarsTorben> i use an green harddrive
[16:39] <LarsTorben> does it limit system ?
[16:39] <ruan> ActionParsnip: for me a double click is faster than opening a terminal > typing cd path/path then ./executable
[16:39] <looopy> hey does anyone know how to tell if you have the b43 driver installed as well?
[16:40] <looopy> i believe i installed it first and sta over it on accident. now i can't figure out how to check/remove
[16:40] <ruan> LarsTorben: what is a green harddrive?
[16:40] <LarsTorben> 5400 upm
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> ruan: maybe but look at the hardship its causing you right now, which is easier, running what you know or asking in an irc channel for help and waiting for answers which may or may not work
[16:40] <LarsTorben> instead of 7200 upms
[16:41] <ruan> ActionParsnip: i dont mind using my spare time to gain experience
[16:41] <dbgster> hi
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> ruan: i guess
[16:41] <aeon-ltd> LarsTorben: no, its supposedly more 'efficient' but research shows that its savings are minimal at best, in reality if you spent a few seconds less waiting they could add up to minutes then you can shutdown earlier thus saving more electricity than using a green hdd
[16:41] <dbgster> i'm running ubuntu on virutalbox, can't get the screen size toincrease
[16:41] <aeon-ltd> LarsTorben: in linux most applications are loaded into ram when running
[16:41] <LarsTorben> okay i HAVE an non green
[16:42] <LarsTorben> but i change only if it is needed
[16:42] <LarsTorben> what do you think
[16:42] <ChogyDan> dbgster: did you install guest additions?
[16:42] <dbgster> i installed guest addtions, i ran the app that was in the CD
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> dbgster: did you install guest additions?
[16:42] <psusi> LarsTorben: the WD green drives run at variable rpm from 5400 to 7200
[16:42] <aeon-ltd> LarsTorben: from personal experience i'd say use ubuntu, the channel in irc is bigger - more support and its a kind of evolved/branded version of debian
[16:42] <dbgster> there is a CD icon on my desktop VBOXADDITIOSN
[16:42] <dbgster> I click it
[16:43] <ActionParsnip> dbgster: you need to run the script on the CD which relates to your guest OS
[16:44] <dbgster> do I need to un-archive the CD icon? or is it uznipped?
[16:44] <keith27> is there an irc channel for firestarter?
[16:44] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[16:44] <karabaja4> anyone else had similar experiences? : http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/ticket/2514
[16:44] <rsvp> this the newest Linux 2.6.32-29 -- the one with 200 line code (vs. 4 otherwise) which really speeds up things ???
[16:44] <ruan> dbgster: if it's a disk or if it's mounted, you don't need to unarchive it
[16:45] <aeon-ltd> keith27: no, but if you're running ubuntu ask here
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> dbgster: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wxwkF6Ml1A    go to 7:25
[16:45] <keith27> i get strange connections that appear to be from 127.0.0.1. to 127.0.0.1 on random ports such as 45613 . they come and go at random times on random ports . i am not running transmission
[16:45] <LarsTorben> this the newest Linux 2.6.32-29 -- the one with 200 line code (vs. 4 otherwise) which really speeds up things ???
[16:45] <dbgster> Archive:  /media/VBOXADDITIONS_3.2.4_62467/VBoxWindowsAdditions.exe
[16:45] <dbgster> [/media/VBOXADDITIONS_3.2.4_62467/VBoxWindowsAdditions.exe]
[16:45] <dbgster>   End-of-central-directory signature not found.  Either this file is not
[16:45] <dbgster>   a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive.  In the
[16:45] <dbgster>   latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on
[16:45] <FloodBot1> dbgster: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:45] <dbgster>   the last disk(s) of this archive.
[16:45] <ruan> 2.6.32-29? i'm getting 2.6.35-27 in the update manager
[16:45] <xxiao> is there a way to limit how many logins one user can do at the same time?
[16:46] <needhelp1> im having trouble moving some files, i have over 30 folders with over 2k files in total, i want to delete all the folders and move all my files into just one directory. im trying mv folder *.* newfolder, but it keeps copying all the folders to. any ideas?
[16:46] <xxiao> pam?
[16:46] <erUSUL> Roasted: winodows DA is a combination of SMB/CIFS kerberos and ldap under the hood
[16:46] <aeon-ltd> keith27: 127.0.0.1 is localhost aka your pc
[16:46] <Pici> ruan: Different releases of Ubuntu use different kernel versions.
[16:46] <Roasted> erUSUL, I know, but when I install likewise open, it's asking me questions I'm a little unsure of, and oddly I haven't found that much info on google regarding them.
[16:46] <ChogyDan> rsvp: that patch is in 2.6.38 I believe, fyi
[16:46] <Roasted> erUSUL, I was just curious if Iw as to put in my domain name there or what.
[16:46] <ruan> Pici: ah ok
[16:47] <keith27> aeon-ltd: i know but why all the sudden am i getting these random connections.  im afraid they are showing as localhost but something else is going on
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> dbgster: that is for windows, ubuntu isnt windows, its a distribution of Gnu/linux. watch the video I sent you
[16:47] <aeon-ltd> keith27: hmm iirc there is a app that can tell which app is using which port, but i can't remember its name
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> dbgster: also, dont flood like that please
[16:47] <ruan> aeon-ltd: netstat?
[16:47] <jrib> xxiao: I don't know offhand, but why?
[16:47] <rsvp> ChogyDan, thanks -- Linus mentioned something in his family blog (it's new, check it out)
[16:48] <aeon-ltd> ruan: tell keith27
[16:48] <ruan> keith27: run netstat in the terminal
[16:48] <needhelp1> im having trouble moving some files, i have over 30 folders with over 2k files in total, i want to delete all the folders and move all my files into just one directory. im trying mv folder *.* newfolder, but it keeps copying all the folders to. any ideas?
[16:49] <xxiao> jrib: my boss asked me to implement this....i'm thinking of hacking login
[16:49] <jrib> xxiao: you should ask him why he wants it
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> needhelp1: try  mv -a * /dest/folder
[16:49] <xxiao> i asked ...it did not help
[16:49] <azertyy> hello
[16:49] <azertyy> there
[16:50] <azertyy> how to check presence of ftp user on ubuntu server ?
[16:50] <xxiao> a user can login via serial port, network, local tty, but he can only maintain 5 logins, not sure
[16:50] <dbgster> thanks
[16:50] <jrib> xxiao: well there's maxlogins mentioned in « man limits.conf ».  You can see if that does what you want
[16:50] <ruan> somehow my bluetooth device isn't being detected, but its light is on, it detected in the past, how can i fix this?
[16:50] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, says -a is an invalid option
[16:50] <slipkid08_> What's up all?
[16:51] <ruan> i plugged it in and out several times
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> needhelp1: ok then just remove it
[16:51] <[TK]D-Fender> azertyy: As we said yesterday by default all normal system users have ftp access
[16:51] <Pici> needhelp1: If all the files are spread out in multiple subfolers you can use: find /path/to/files/ -type f -exec mv {} /path/to/newfolder/ \;
[16:51] <[TK]D-Fender> azertyy: And you can confirm by loggin in as them
[16:51] <serard> hello
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> ruan: when you plug it in, run:  dmesg | tail  the output may help
[16:51] <xxiao> jrib: seems like that is it...thanks!
[16:51] <rsvp> the problem I mentioned re updating libfuse2 is NOT CRITICAL :: the repo changed its version from ubuntu3 to ubuntu3.1 in the middle of update last night -- hence the apparent conflict. Updating again from the server will now get new linux headers with new libfuse2 version -- Thanks ALL for your kind help !!
[16:51] <Pudabudigada> Hello, my JACK isn't working.
[16:51] <slipkid08_> Anyone know how to work with Grub to Dual-Boot XP and Maverick with Maverick already previously installed?
[16:52] <ilessthan3ubuntu> install XP
[16:52] <serard> Is it possible to start a script at boot (defaults 99) which will sudo -u myuser ./myscript ?
[16:52] <ilessthan3ubuntu> then fix grub from a live cd
[16:52] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[16:52] <ruan> [ 2196.280073] usb 2-1: device not accepting address 28, error -71
[16:52] <wolter> Can somebody help me with my memory card reader? It is not reading and it used to do that flawlessly
[16:52] <slipkid08_> Ok can you explain further?
[16:52] <kubanc> can i see what drivers is my sound card using?
[16:52] <slipkid08_> I don't want to wipe my Mav installation
[16:53] <keith27> running netstat just tells me the same thing basically.  i dont know how to kill the connection or find out any more info about it
[16:53] <azertyy> but you don't get my question [TK]D-Fender
[16:53] <slipkid08_> I have too much important stuff on this install of Ubuntu
[16:53] <needhelp1> Pici,  so .. find oldfolder -type f exec mv {} newfolderwithjustfilesnodirectorys
[16:53] <jrib> serard: sure, but if you tell us exactly what myscript is, we may be able to tell you a better way
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> slipkid08_: if its important, ensure your backups are good
[16:53] <angelo> any one know how to install iburst usb modem drivers in ubuntu?
[16:54] <ruan> failed to set bluetooth power the error reported is: connection timed out
[16:54] <Pici> needhelp1: yes, but you'll need the \;    at the end of the command, and a - in front of exec.
[16:54] <slipkid08_> I am backing up using Deja Vu
[16:54] <rgb247> hi to everyone, I need some help
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> slipkid08_: http://ubuntuguide.net/how-to-restore-grub-2-after-reinstalling-windows-xpvistawin7   has a guide for using livecd
[16:54] <jrib> needhelp1: only thing to note is that if you have files with the same name, they will be overwritten
[16:54] <slipkid08_> will that restore my ubuntu exactly like it is at the time of backup?
[16:54] <serard> jrib, basically I want to start redmine (I did not find a way to make it work with apache via passenger, so I fallback on this for now)
[16:54] <[TK]D-Fender> azertyy: Try reprhrasing it then
[16:54] <rgb247> I want to convert an .avi to .mp3 on ubuntu ( I need only the music )
[16:54] <rgb247> how can I do that, can you recommend me a tool? I've tried using ffmpeg but I can't convert it
[16:54] <needhelp1> jrib, yeah i do, i probably have hundreds, it is what it is though
[16:55] <azertyy> i used to use  w to check the presence of user on ssh session, and my question what is the command to able to check the presence of ftp user on server with an ssh session [TK]D-Fender
[16:55] <serard> jrib my script is simple : sudo -u redmine /usr/share/redmine/redmine-1.1.1/script/server webrick -e production -d
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> rgb247:  http://dimitar.me/extract-audio-mp3-from-video-files-like-flv-mov-avi/
[16:55] <needhelp1> Pici,  so .. find oldfolder -type f -exec mv {} newfolderwithjustfilesnodirectorys \
[16:55] <rgb247> thanks you
[16:55] <[TK]D-Fender> azertyy: What does SSH have to do with FTP?
[16:55] <Pici> needhelp1: no: find oldfolder -type f -exec mv {} newfolderwithjustfilesnodirectorys \;
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> rgb247: simple websearch found that....
[16:56] <jrib> serard: you can drop it in /etc/rc.local (but change sudo to su).  I'd look for a better way though.
[16:56] <rgb247> I didn't found that, and I've tried to search...
[16:57] <dbgster> ActionParsnip, who are you? thanks for the help!
[16:57] <Pudabudigada> Can anyone help me with jack?
[16:57] <rtdos> 3 questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did   3. how can i get epiphany to login to my accounts automatically?
[16:57] <azertyy> ok how to check presence of FTP on a machine ? for example from my server i create several ftp user, how i have to check who is present or not an using an ftp session on my server ? [TK]D-Fender
[16:57] <azertyy> ftp user
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> rgb247: went to bing.com and searched for: ubuntu extract mp3 from video    and voila
[16:57] <cynix> How i compile a src in ubuntu to a win32 binary ?
[16:57] <cynix> please help
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> cynix: is your OS 64bit?
[16:58] <azertyy> ok how to check presence of FTP on a machine ? for example from my server i create several ftp user, how i have to check who is present or not and using an ftp session on my server ? [TK]D-Fender
[16:58] <cynix> no i think 32
[16:58] <[TK]D-Fender> azYou men you want to see who is CONNECTED currently?  Like a status dump?
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> cynix: scratch that I tought I read for 32bit linux...
[16:58] <azertyy> *usr
[16:58] <cynix> i have 32bit ubuntu
[16:58] <azertyy> les with ftp session
[16:58] <cynix> the newest
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> cynix: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=22879
[16:58] <azertyy> yes with ftp session [TK]D-Fender
[16:59] <serard> jrib : I have update-rc.d redmine defaults 99 to make it executed at boot. But it's not working. Will try with su instead of sudo
[16:59] <azertyy> presence of ftp user on ubuntu server how to check
[16:59] <cynix> ok
[16:59] <cynix> i want only know
[17:00] <rumpe1> azertyy, last
[17:00] <cynix> how compile a win32 binary in linux/ubuntu
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> cynix: that thread is all about what you are after
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> cynix: could also ask in ##programming
[17:00] <needhelp1> Pici, well, it preformed the task but all the files are gone
[17:00] <cynix> thanks
[17:00] <Pici> azertyy: How did you create the users?
[17:01] <xxiao> anyone used spark to chat?
[17:01] <azertyy> i just adduser Pici
[17:01] <jrib> serard: you can't just drop scripts in /etc/init.d/, they need a certain structure (see /etc/init.d/skeleton).  Even better write an upstart script instead (/msg ubottu !upstart).  But what I suggested above doesn't involve any of that.  I am telling you to just put your command in /etc/rc.local (before the exit line).  This will work but is not very clean, thus why I recommend you look for the "standard"
[17:01] <jrib> way to start redmine at boot
[17:01] <xxiao> reading today's news our city council is using spark to do internal chatting
[17:01] <xxiao> which is sued due to some nice comments there, hehe
[17:01] <Pici> azertyy: Then you can either look at /etc/passwd or   getent passwd
[17:02] <needhelp1> Pici, i see what i did wrong, the directory i sent all the files to didnt exist, so it created the new folder on my desktop as a .mp3 file
[17:02] <elnomade> xxiao: yes, I use spark
[17:02] <azertyy> last just only show last records rumpe1
[17:02] <needhelp1> Pici, can i make this into a folder and hope like heck the files are still there?
[17:02] <xxiao> elnomade: new to me, is it good? can't find deb for ubuntu
[17:02] <jrib> serard: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/HowTo_Install_Redmine_in_Ubuntu#Start-Application-at-Boot-Time suggests using the user's crontab with @reboot which I suppose is okay too
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> xxiao: there is source for a linux client
[17:02] <azertyy> getent passwd what does exactly ? Pici
[17:02] <serard> jrib thank you for the search, I'll dig this
[17:03] <needhelp1> Pici, nevermind, the file it created is only 3.5 mb, it should be around 32 gigs
[17:03] <needhelp1> Pici, i could cry :(
[17:03] <needhelp1> im guessing there is no way to undo the last action
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> xxiao: http://community.igniterealtime.org/thread/26267
[17:03] <Pici> needhelp1: Not really.
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> needhelp1: restore the data from backup....
[17:04] <needhelp1> lol
[17:04] <xxiao> ActionParsnip: yeah just found it, looks like need both openfire and spark to get it work
[17:04] <needhelp1> gota run
[17:04] <needhelp1> thanks pici and ActionParsnip
[17:04] <rumpe1> azertyy, well.. theres also /var/log/auth.log...
[17:04] <xxiao> good if you want to have your own IM i assume
[17:04] <xxiao> ActionParsnip: does it support encrypt?
[17:05]  * xxiao going to check it out
[17:05] <parabyte> can someone recommend a good pdf viewer
[17:05] <jrib> parabyte: evince
[17:05] <xxiao> parabyte: evince
[17:05] <parabyte> i need one that will load up the page where i was last reading
[17:05] <Pici> xxiao: spark uses jabber.  We use spark at work here, but I prefer to connect to it with gajim.
[17:05] <azertyy> well that's not enough, i need a command that work in real time like      " w "  to be pratical
[17:05] <parabyte> im using evince atm
[17:05] <parabyte> is fast and responsive
[17:06] <azertyy> what is that ?
[17:06] <elnomade> xxiao: http://svn.igniterealtime.org/svn/repos/spark/trunk
[17:06] <parabyte> thanks for the recommendation guys
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> xxiao: no idea, i dont use it
[17:06] <xxiao> Pici: i use pidgin most of the time...what the diff vs pidgin/gagim/spark, do you know
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> pidgin rocks :)
[17:07] <Pici> xxiao: They're all different clients that support the jabber protocol.
[17:07] <elnomade> I use spark with its jabber server
[17:07] <Pici> azertyy: Then you should check the documentation for the ftp server that you're using.
[17:07] <xxiao> elnomade: you mean the openfire server?
[17:07] <elnomade> yes
[17:07] <elnomade> openfire is great
[17:08] <elnomade> you can also enable gateways to other IM protocols
[17:08] <xxiao> i c, not sure if pidgin works with openfire, i assume it should
[17:08] <xxiao> xmpp is perfect for company to use internally
[17:08] <elnomade> pidgin works with openfire
[17:08] <xxiao> i mean jabber
[17:08] <terry> Solved: On joining 3gp or avi files? ffmpeg will do the job I think. Found instuctions at http://www.ffmpeg.org/faq.html
[17:09] <bewdieloomba> xxiao, XMPP is the new name for Jabber ;)
[17:09] <terry>  Looks like simply converting my 3gp files to mpg and then they can be joined with cat
[17:09] <xxiao> bewdieloomba: yeah know that ;0
[17:09] <azertyy> i use vsftpd
[17:09] <elnomade> xxiao: I deployed openfire on an university and solved the IM problem
[17:09] <xxiao> ok what's the best jabber server on ubuntu? openfire is not in the repo
[17:10] <xxiao> i recall there is erlang java version etc
[17:10] <elnomade> xxiao: there is a xmpp servers comparison chart
[17:10] <xxiao> elnomade: cool, is that for faculty or just students, or the whole univ?
[17:10] <elnomade> xxiao: based on that, I choose openfire
[17:11] <elnomade> xxiao: the whole university
[17:11] <bo_root> having problems with wpa2, any hints: http://pastebin.com/HR6NWZ9d
[17:11] <xxiao> elnomade: great info, thanks much!
[17:11] <elnomade> xxiao: I enable gateways to msn, yahoo and gtalk
[17:11] <xxiao> elnomade: those are java plugins i assume?
[17:12] <elnomade> xxiao: yes, java plugins
[17:13] <xxiao> ubuntu carries ejabberd and openser
[17:13] <winggndm> is anyone using 11.04?
[17:14] <Pici> winggndm: Natty support/discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[17:14] <elnomade> xxiao: http://www.saint-andre.com/jabber/jsc/
[17:14] <elnomade> xxiao: Open-source XMPP server comparison chart
[17:15] <xxiao> elnomade: reading that. thanks!
[17:15] <Guest70055> hallo boobies
[17:16] <xxiao> elnomade: even better if audio and video chat can be supported
[17:16] <winggndm> thanks Pici
[17:17] <gruby> dzień dobry :P
[17:18] <Chakravanti> why is ubuntu trying to force Iced Tea onto my computer with updates?
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> Chakravanti: its a suggested dep of openoffice
[17:19] <Chakravanti> even if one already has sun?
[17:19] <Chakravanti> frostwire does that too
[17:19] <Chakravanti> forces you to install iced tea even if you have sun
[17:20] <ia9371> i reinstalled cups and now i am unable to change any setting ( deleet printer add printer) says something about not allowed
[17:20] <insub> mmm
[17:20] <insub> iced tea
[17:20] <insub> :D
[17:20] <Shogoot> d
[17:20] <Chakravanti> never made sense they put that in 'restricted' extras since it has no restrictions
[17:21] <Shogoot> Hi guys. Does it exit any software i can test my video card with?
[17:21] <Chakravanti> i always thought it was a joke
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> Shogoot: install urbanterror
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> Shogoot: see how it plays :)
[17:22] <Shogoot> ActionParsnip, i was thinking more of a benchmark test :)
[17:23] <rtdos> 3 questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did   3. how can i get epiphany to login to my accounts automatically?
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> Shogoot: not sure there, just game and see how many frames you get: cd; wget http://archive.getdeb.net/install_deb/playdeb_0.3-1~getdeb1_all.deb; sudo dpkg -i ./playdeb_0.3-1~getdeb1_all.deb; rm ./playdeb_0.3-1~getdeb1_all.deb; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install urbanterror
[17:23] <ceo> ActionParsnip, how are you ?
[17:24] <ActionParsnip> ceo: glad for time off, you ok?
[17:24] <aeon-ltd> rtdos: 3. should be in epiphany's prefs somewhere
[17:24] <rtdos> thanks aeon-ltd
[17:24] <ceo> ActionParsnip, em.. nice am cmol :)x ActionParsnip am need make some chm file, are you know some tool for do it ?
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> ceo: not sure, ask the channel
[17:25] <ceo> oke...
[17:26] <ceo> allow all xD, am need make some chm file, any know the good tool for do it ?
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> ceo: ask the channel FIRST in future, if I know I will reply. Don't just ask me first
[17:27] <ceo> ActionParsnip, ok oke thanks about the info.
[17:27] <ceo> allow all xD, am need make some chm file, any know the good tool for do it ?
[17:28] <ceo> hallo all xD, am need make some chm file, any know the good tool for do it ?
[17:28] <ceo> am used ubuntu Linux robot 2.6.35-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Sun Sep 19 20:34:50 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[17:28] <ceo> need help for make some file on chm
[17:28] <ceo> any body know the tool ?
[17:29] <theseraphim> I'm trying to upload a file to Google docs with googlecl through SSH, when I try I log in to gdocs through SSH and I get invalid page.
[17:30] <serard> bye all
[17:30] <serard> thx jrib
[17:31] <theseraphim> lol why don't I just email it to myself... duh I so thick
[17:31] <ia9371> i reinstalled CUPS and now I am unable to change any settings
[17:31] <ia9371> !!
[17:31] <ceo> done. if you want make some chm file you can used this tool :x
[17:31] <ceo> http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Rahman-CHM-Maker-Download-45103.html
[17:31] <ceo> i hope that the nice info for all :)
[17:31] <ia9371> I want to get new printer to work but when I plug it in nothing happens
[17:31] <ceo> ia9371, what up...
[17:31] <ia9371> its USB.. I tihnk its because CUPS is reinstalled
[17:32] <ceo> what printer you used ia9371
[17:32] <ia9371> i sudo reinstall cups
[17:32] <ia9371> I have 2 printers and can not get either of them to work....
[17:32] <ia9371> ceo: ever since i reinstalled cups I have not been able to change any settings
[17:32] <PopeFelix> Ubuntu 10.10.  I'm using rhythmbox with my music library stored on a SMB volume.  After playing some random number of songs, rhythmbox will finish playing the current song, but won't go to the next one.  I have to quit rhythmbox and start it again.
[17:32] <bo_root> is there any channel dedicated for wifi help
[17:33] <bullgard>  man 1 seahorse-daemon 2006-05-04: "seehorse-daemon - seahorse pass phrase caching agent." man seahorse-agent 2006: "seahorse pass phrase caching agent." Why are there 2 different programs for the same job?
[17:33] <k_5673> hello!
[17:33] <ia9371> ceo: ever since i reinstalled cups I have not been able to change any settings in CUPS or printers
[17:33] <ceo> oh am blank ia9371 sorry
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> bo_root: if you are using ubuntu, ask here
[17:34] <ia9371> well do i need to change permissions in CUPS
[17:34] <k_5673> Somebody have tried multiseat under 8.04 with UFPR's mdm desktop manager?
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> k_5673: have you tried a later release?
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> k_5673: may help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultiseatX
[17:36] <k_5673> Nah! It require to get special ConsoleKit and GDM branches.
[17:36] <k_5673> I tried already
[17:36] <k_5673> But dazent work
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> k_5673: well, can you tell us what doesn't work, or do you expect us to guess.....details please.....
[17:37] <bo_root> ActionParsnip: trying to connect, i get this http://pastebin.com/HR6NWZ9d
[17:37] <soreau> This gnome keyring business has cost me more headaches than i can count
[17:37] <k_5673> It freezes in the splash, using plymouth, ubuntu 10.04, "checking battery state"...
[17:37] <soreau> Can't log into ftp reliably because of the god damned keyring
[17:37] <jpds> soreau: Strange currency.
[17:37] <erUSUL> bullgard: sometimes you have to separate the program in two different executables for security resons... may be the case here. but i dunno you will have to ask the devs
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> soreau: set a blank keyring password
[17:38] <NCS_One> I have a terminal icon on my top painel that when I click it it start xterm on my home path, I created a shortcut to start xterm but it starts on /, how can I have the previous behavior?
[17:39] <vldr0x00> Sup Guys
[17:39] <erUSUL> NCS_One: it should start in your home by default. how do you created this second icon/launcher ?
[17:39] <soreau> ActionParsnip: I do and it works for a couple times but then sometimes I go to connect and get dbus error messages. The only way to fix it is delete all saved keyrings in seahorse and then go and redo connect to server, reenter all information and readd the bookmark and sometimes it will start working
[17:39] <soreau> again
[17:40] <vldr0x00> Anyone got BackTrack ;)
[17:40] <soreau> ! backtrack | vldr0x00
[17:40] <NCS_One> erUSUL: placed "xterm" on the command text box
[17:40] <bullgard> erUSUL: Thank you for commenting. So I will have to do more snooping yet.
[17:41] <erUSUL> vldr0x00: everyone in #backtrack-linux
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> NCS_One: could change it to:   xterm ~/     should be ok
[17:42] <erUSUL> NCS_One: if you launc an xterm from alt + f2 or from another terminal? does it behave the same?
[17:43] <soreau> The folder contents could not be displayed DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)
[17:43] <NCS_One> erUSUL: no, it starts at ~
[17:44] <erUSUL> NCS_One: very weird; works here ( 10.04 )
[17:44] <NCS_One> ActionParsnip: with "xterm ~/" it starts gnome terminal :(
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> NCS_One: freaky stuff
[17:46] <NCS_One> erUSUL: try using ctrl-alt+t
[17:46] <rtdos> two questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did
[17:46] <dex__> is anyone looking into bring the work Google has done on font rendering for Chrome OS over to Ubuntu?
[17:47] <erUSUL> NCS_One: i do not have that key comobo enabled
[17:47] <PopeFelix> Any thoughts on my rhythmbox issue?
[17:48] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[17:54] <lultima> ola
[17:54] <itrekkie> hi all—is there a quick way to tell if you're using 32 or 64-bit ubuntu on a machine?
[17:54] <tyebud1> Hey ubuntu, I've been playing around with running ubuntu off a usb, but I don't like how it automatically logs in to the live user account.  In addition to that, it seems like if I create a new user, the new home folders don't persist
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> itrekkie: uname -m
[17:55] <Spicemaster> hi viva la turky
[17:55] <rumpe1> itrekkie, uname -a
[17:55] <itrekkie> thank you guys :D
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> itrekkie: i686 == 32bit   x86_64 == 64bit
[17:55] <tyebud1> Is there a good tutorial for setting up a more secure and conventional type experience?
[17:55] <bstarek> hello guys, how can i remove GRUB please?
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> bstarek: just install anoter boot loader
[17:56] <bstarek> ActionParsnip: how is that?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> tyebud1: conventional in what way?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> bstarek: well, your system NEEDS a bootloader to make its OSes load, so to remove grub just install a different loader
[17:57] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: I guess I'm looking for a setup that, when I boot from the usb, it operates just like a conventional install
[17:57] <bstarek> ActionParsnip: i was thinking about re-installling Ubuntu
[17:57] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: I don't want it to auto log a live user, and I want everything to persist
[17:57] <adeee> hello can anybody tell me what is the name of this IRC network?
[17:57] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: Does that make sense?
[17:57] <jpds> adeee: freenode.net
[17:57] <bstarek> ActionParsnip: so i wanted to remover the loader and ubuntu and reinstall everything.....i got a bootable win7 cd...
[17:58] <adeee> thank you. jpds
[17:58] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[17:58] <bstarek> ActionParsnip: I heard it could be done by using the Recovery option in the Win7cd....
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> tyebud1: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> bstarek: boot to your windows CD and reinstate the windows bootloader, then reinstall ubuntu and the dual boot will be managed
[18:00] <erle-> have you noted that the ubuntu fonts have some rendering issues?
[18:00] <bstarek> ActionParsnip:how can i reinstate the windows bootloader? do you know the commands by chance?
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> bstarek: ask in ##windows
[18:01] <rumpe1> bstarek, fixmbr or something like that
[18:01] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: Oh so, installing ubuntu directly to the USB as opposed to using the Live version should solve these problems?
[18:01] <bstarek> ActionParsnip:alright i apreciate your output
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> tyebud1: the persistant install will allow you to make updates stick
[18:02] <Kruptein> okay I can't get past the boot screen,   my computer seems to don't do anything but showing "AHCI CD-ROM"    I know insert an ubuntu live cd,   what are your ideas to solve this issue?
[18:02] <Kruptein> * I now
[18:02] <bstarek> rumpel: isnt it something like bootrec.exe /fixmbr    ?
[18:02] <khem_> I installed r8192se driver from Realtek, the driver only works with unencrypted accesspoints. What is there I can do?
[18:02] <tyebud1> ActionParsnip: The thing I don't like is it doubles as a live disc.  I don't want that.  I want to be able to encrypt the drive and have a login
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> tyebud1: well any usb ubuntu will do that, wont it
[18:03] <ceo> what mean this The authenticity of host '192.168.10.1 (192.168.10.1)' can't be established.
[18:03] <ceo> RSA key fingerprint is f0:43:ea:d2:13:48:f2:9a:4c:bd:51:f3:7a:ac:46:de.
[18:03] <Pici> ceo: That usually happens the first time that you ssh into a server.
[18:04] <ceo> yes Pici, am have put my password is admin. but am can't login way ?
[18:04] <adeee> guys anything interesting in ubuntu.? well am boared. tell me about any new software
[18:04] <ceo> and if am used putty admin. that i can login ? way ssh on linux (ubuntu) can't login.
[18:05] <ceo> any body can be explant that case
[18:05] <Chr|s> Anyone know of a work around to have the latest TeamSpeak 3 for Ubuntu Linux work with a headset?
[18:06] <CarlFK> whats the applet name of Terminal?  /usr/lib/gnome-panel/gnome-panel-add --applet=/usr/bin/gnome-terminal  "...is not a valid applet"
[18:06] <Pici> ceo: After you get that message there should be something that says something similar to "do you want to continue yes/no?"
[18:06] <pcpower> is there a safe way to upgrade the nvidia-current driver to a newer version (which has an important bug fixed that I require), when the repository's version is older than the actual driver available from nvidia ?
[18:06] <izual> Hello, I want to automount my USB hard drive on startup. I have done so through /etc/fstab by adding a line but this does not allow write access. Any tip?
[18:06] <Kruptein> nobody an Idea?
[18:07] <Dinamic21> ёпта
[18:07] <Dinamic21> сколько народу
[18:08] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[18:08] <ceo> Pici, am have do yes, but password need, am put my password that not corret
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: does ubuntu load at all?
[18:08] <ceo> what happen about it, can you explant it
[18:08] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: no I can't get into grub at all
[18:08] <Kruptein> only booting a live cd is working for the moment
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: then it sounds like a hardware  issue
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: try defaulting BIOS settings
[18:09] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: should I perform any special command to fix some things?
[18:09] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: already did :f
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: and test ram using livecd
[18:09] <Pici> ceo: I'm sorry, I'm having trouble explaining what you're saying.
[18:09] <Pici> ceo: er, understanding what you're saying.
[18:10] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: how do you mean "test ram" ?   I can surf the web with the cd fine,
[18:10] <ceo> oke look this
[18:10] <ceo> ceo@robot:~$ ssh 192.168.10.1
[18:10] <ceo> The authenticity of host '192.168.10.1 (192.168.10.1)' can't be established.
[18:10] <ceo> RSA key fingerprint is f0:43:ea:d2:13:48:f2:9a:4c:bd:51:f3:7a:ac:46:de.
[18:10] <ceo> Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
[18:10] <ceo> Warning: Permanently added '192.168.10.1' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
[18:10] <FloodBot2> ceo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:10] <FloodBot3> ceo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:10] <FloodBot1> ceo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> Kruptein: when the CD starts to boot press SPACE and select to test the RAM
[18:10] <Kruptein> ActionParsnip: okay wait a minute
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> ceo: sounds good :)
[18:11] <rumpe1> hmm... three floodbots are saying the same... maybe thats why they are called "floodbot"s ^^
[18:11] <Pici> rumpe1: They wont do that again.
[18:12] <Lcawte> How do I find out if I should be using i386 or i868 or whatever it is...
[18:12] <quaisi> if you are unsure use i386
[18:12] <MrUnagi> Lcawte: do you have a 64 bit processor with over 4 gigs of ram
[18:13] <Lcawte> MrUnagi: I know I don't have 4GB of ram, but not sure on the processer bittage
[18:13] <MrUnagi> if you dont have 4gb then you want i386
[18:14] <qiyan> hi don't open eric python IDE on xubuntu please help me
[18:14] <giorgio> xcdd list
[18:15] <Lcawte> Also, just a question for the far future, is it possible to swap distros/ubuntu desktop -> server without loosing documents and all server like packages?
[18:15] <davidcoe> I'm trying to run Amarok with gnome.  If I install from apt-get should I be having problems?
[18:16] <rtdos> two questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did
[18:16] <khem_> Will the Realtek 8192SE driver work with 11.04 ?
[18:17] <StDrogo> Does anyone know anything about mount error exit code 21? After an alt-sysreq reboot on account of a crash none of my ntfs partitions mount
[18:17] <ilea> one big question people
[18:17] <Pudabudigada> Can anyone help me with jack?
[18:18] <aeon-ltd> ilea: ok, but next time don't ask to ask
[18:18] <pcpower> is there a safe way to upgrade the nvidia-current driver to a newer version (which has an important bug fixed that I require), when the repository's version is older than the actual driver available from nvidia ?
[18:19] <ilea> i want to buy a hp multifunctional printer and i want to know if linux can see it and it will automaticaly install the driver after i conect it
[18:20] <rumpe1> ilea, name the printer, maybe someone here has such a printer... or ask google for experiences
[18:20] <gratnam1__> can some one help intall xchat please
[18:21] <ksinkar> hi guys
[18:21] <miketomdool> sudo apt-get install xchat?
[18:21] <pcpower> ilea: it might print without much hassle, but getting the rest to work might be painful :)
[18:21] <rumpe1> gratnam1__, ask
[18:21] <gratnam1__> i get a bunch of error when i do either aptitude install xchat or apt-get xchat
[18:21] <gratnam1__> i am not root
[18:21] <gratnam1__> maybe thats y
[18:21] <gratnam1__> let me see here
[18:21] <rumpe1> gratnam1__, thats why
[18:21] <ilea> i ask only if linux can see it after i conect it without having to download drivers because i know that linux haves the drivers in kernel
[18:22] <khrm> No he doesn't need to be root to use sudo.
[18:22] <crux39uc> hi, how can I run a screen session, and pass a command to it?
[18:22] <crux39uc> I've tried -D -m -X etc, in all forms
[18:22] <crux39uc> I want to do:
[18:22] <crux39uc> screen -SOMETHING echo test; screen -SOMETHING echo test
[18:22] <crux39uc> and then screen -ls to show two screens
[18:22] <crux39uc> each with "test" on them
[18:23] <ksinkar> i am trying to install  ubuntu 10.04 LTS on a windows machine. I have made unpartitioned space available for the install. Now while installing i am given 4 options:1) install windows and ubuntu side by side 2) install ubuntu only 3) install ubuntu in free space 4) manual partition
[18:23] <Roasted> Has anybody added Ubuntu to a Windows domain using Likewise Open? I'm curious about these Kerberos servers realm questions it's asking.
[18:23] <ksinkar> now i am interested in option 1 and 3
[18:23] <beekar> ya'll just reminded me install screenie.
[18:23] <Hedgehog456> is ubuntu better than windows for writing, browsing, IRC chatting and programming?
[18:24] <ksinkar> if i chose option 3 will grub be automatically configured for detecting windows?
[18:24] <Pudabudigada> Hedgehog456, Yes
[18:25] <Macstheyjustsuck> I'm trying to run IntelliJ and I know I have Java and JDK installed because I was running it before, but then I shut down my computer and now it says I don't have JDK installed, it says to validate it, how do I do that?
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> I'm trying to install Ubuntu 10.10 64 bit
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> and all I get when I select 'Install Ubuntu' is a bunch of green shapes
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> same for 'Try Ubuntu without installing'
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> and 'Check disc for defects'
[18:29] <Roasted> Is there a remote desktop application I can get for Ubuntu so I can use it even when I'm at the login screen?
[18:29] <Pudabudigada> YuviPanda_, What's your processor?
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> I have an ATI Radeon HD5850, so I guess that's the issue
[18:29] <YuviPanda_> Pudabudigada, Core 2 Quad
[18:29] <Pudabudigada> Are those 64 bit?
[18:30] <YuviPanda_> Pudabudigada, definitely. My windows is 64 bit
[18:30] <Pudabudigada> Ah.
[18:30] <YuviPanda_> Pudabudigada, any way I could just let Ubuntu give me the text installer?
[18:31] <Kruptein> okay I can't get grub to appear on starting up :f what should I do
[18:31] <vic_> hello
[18:31] <jpds> YuviPanda_: Use the alternative install CD.
[18:31] <vic_> i need help please
[18:31] <YuviPanda_> jpds, no way to use the same CD?
[18:31] <jpds> YuviPanda_: No.
[18:31] <bencc> what is the path of the home folder of the postgres user?
[18:32] <bencc> I can find out?
[18:32] <YuviPanda_> jpds, damn. ok
[18:32] <vic_> i have installed ubuntu 8.04 on my p3 pc  what do i do next? lol
[18:32] <erUSUL> bencc: getent passwd username
[18:32] <vic_> how do i install restricted extras?
[18:32] <aeon-ltd> !restricted | vic_
[18:32] <Kruptein> anybody knows how to get grub to work if it fails to load?
[18:33] <erUSUL> bencc: getent passwd username | cut -f6 -d:
[18:33] <beekar> krup, install grub, and then type grub, and try it out.
[18:33] <vic_> hello can someone help me please?
[18:33] <bencc> erUSUL: your previous command works. what cut -f6 -d does?
[18:33] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Like the mp3 codecs?
[18:33] <erUSUL> vic_: Aplications>Ubuntu software center
[18:33] <quaisi> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[18:34] <vic_> ok thank u quaisi    how do i get a desktop ? it just runs as terminal ?
[18:34] <beekar> krup, you can edit in there and uncomment a timer maybe?
[18:34] <beekar> dang vic.
[18:34] <vic_> im a noob
[18:34] <vic_> lol
[18:34] <vic_> sorry
[18:34] <beekar> well no, but that's an old one.
[18:35] <quaisi> no worries vic
[18:35] <beekar> does ubuntu current  not meet your specs?
[18:35] <beekar> im just wanderin.
[18:35] <beekar> for a desktop, install gnome, i'd say.
[18:35] <quaisi> you can go to applications - accessories - terminal
[18:35] <beekar> or actually like xfce?
[18:35] <chalcedony> where is support for pulse audio?
[18:35] <beekar> i used to use that on old laptops
[18:36] <vic_> zxfce
[18:36] <vic_> how do i install that
[18:36] <vic_> :(
[18:36] <Roasted> When I remove desktop from one Ubuntu system to another, when Ic lick around I see NOTHING change. No menus, etc. How can I fix this?
[18:36] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Do you have a non-graphical install right now?
[18:36] <vic_> yes that corret pudabudigada
[18:36] <vic_> just installed from cd
[18:37] <Pudabudigada> Did you install the server edition or something?
[18:37] <vic_> yes server
[18:37] <vic_> :)
[18:37] <beekar> how much ram ya got ?
[18:37] <vic_> 512?
[18:37] <beekar> aw yer fine then.
[18:37] <vic_> that enough?
[18:37] <DouglasK> Question: Why does the load average on my box show as 2/2/2 when the cpu is generally sitting at less than 2% usage?
[18:37] <DouglasK> (data via top)
[18:38] <beekar> yeah that's good enough for xfce which is slim and quick and gnome which is a bit bigger.
[18:38] <tlattimore> How do I mirror screens at high resolutions? I tried what was suggested in this article (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1022854), but nothing happens when I run the command, it just returns to an empty prompt!?!
[18:38] <quaisi> I'd say start with gnome vic and try out xfce if it is too slow
[18:38] <beekar> these are my guesses.  it's been awhile since slow gnomes.
[18:38] <beekar> yeah that's fair advice.
[18:38] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Have you actually used the install? You may just want to install normal Ubuntu.
[18:39] <test0r123> DouglasK, you have a 386? :P
[18:39] <DouglasK> test0r123: 1.8Ghz AMD
[18:39] <georgeoftown> hola, sabeis si xubuntu admite lvm?
[18:39] <vic_> all i have done is install from cd so when i turn on it comes up as terminal - i want - restricted-extras and a desktop ? not sure what to type?
[18:40] <georgeoftown> can ido lvm in xubuntu ?
[18:40] <_Tristan> How can I make a volume automatically mount when I open a folder that links to it?
[18:40] <quaisi> so vic you have the minimal install?
[18:41] <vic_> yh  the very basic
[18:41] <quaisi> ok well it seems like you need more from the questions you ask
[18:41] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Why?
[18:41] <Symmetria> can anyone recommend a piece of software for network performance testing that *ISNT* iperf
[18:41] <quaisi> well you want a desktop :)
[18:41] <Symmetria> since iperf seems to be broken :P
[18:41] <Kruptein> okay is it normal that when I type  "sudo grub"  there appears "grub: command not found"  O_o
[18:41] <beekar> vic, i do: sudo apt-cache search   to search and:  sudo apt-get install   to install
[18:42] <quaisi> vic it's probably easiest if you are not too far in  to start from scratch - get the full desktop cd /download and run through the graphical installer
[18:42] <vic_> i done it this way because my friend installed ubuntu on my lappy and i like it and now i want to try on my pc and work it out for myself  but i dont know anything about it lol
[18:42] <beekar> yeah, or install a new xubuntu.
[18:42] <darkguy> hey, is there any way to hide menu icons, like back in Edgy you had the Interface tab in appearance settings and you could set it?
[18:43] <quaisi> vic on the install - there you can tick a box to get all the extras like mp3 playback and flash installed right from the go
[18:43] <Kriss-|-> Anyone know about a good way to monitor the cpu, memory, and processes from one ubuntu computer to another ?
[18:43] <quaisi> i tried doing a minimal ubuntu install and you definitely learn a lot
[18:44] <Kriss-|-> except for vnc and ssh that is
[18:44] <Kriss-|-> would be nice with a remote monitor
[18:44] <fowl> Hello, I have some problems when trying to install ubuntu 10.10 from a usb. it does not recognize my partitions
[18:45] <vic_> yh thats the plan quaisi - i want to learn so i started from scratch
[18:45] <vic_> i dont mind if i fuk it up coz i have it on my lappy
[18:45] <quaisi> vic - if you type in sudo apt-get install gnome-desktop-environment it should get a desktop installed
[18:45] <fowl> and the only option is to use entire disk. I installed ubuntu before without this problem but uninstalled it now I come across this problem
[18:45] <Pudabudigada> vic_ If you want to make it as hard for yourself as possible, get something like slackware.
[18:46] <bastidrazor> quaisi: really? that package does not exist.. anywhere
[18:46] <fowl> any suggestions?
[18:46] <Logan_WP> !gnome-desktop-environment | quaisi
[18:46] <Logan_WP> !info gnome-desktop-environment | quaisi
[18:46] <AAA_awright> I forced-upgraded Ubuntu, and until recently the application bar on the side auto-hid but recently it's not disappearing; also I can't figure out how to disable visual effects/compiz, this computer just can't handle it
[18:46] <vic_> lol not too hard not yet anyway i just want to learn the basics then learn more from there
[18:46] <bastidrazor> or i am wrong. :|
[18:47] <fowl> anyone?
[18:47] <vic_> ok installing gnome desktop now then i can install restricted-extras
[18:47] <beekar> your usb or your hard drive partitions , fowl ?
[18:47] <Pudabudigada> vic_ Try what I'm doing, start at the normal level and work out from there.
[18:47] <robin0800> AAA_awright, metacity --replace removes compiz
[18:47] <Pudabudigada> I.e: Normal install, then explore.
[18:47] <vic_> normal level?  is gnome not the normal level then?
[18:48] <Pudabudigada> vic_, That's what I mean.
[18:48] <fowl>  Hello, I have some problems when trying to install ubuntu 10.10 from a usb. it does not recognize my partitions and the only option is to use entire disk. I installed ubuntu before without this problem but uninstalled it now I come across this problem
[18:48] <binbrain> what's the best way to create a bootable live version, I see the tools for desktop, not server
[18:48] <quaisi> fowl I don't know - I'm not ignorning you! :)
[18:48] <Pudabudigada> vic_, Use the normal install.
[18:48] <fowl> ohh thank you then :\
[18:48] <vic_> iam installing gnome now  once thats done i will install restricted extras?  is this correct ?
[18:49] <vic_> i just got the cd from a friend he gave it to me and said good luck lol
[18:49] <quaisi> fowl can you run in live mode and use gparted to see if it recognizes them
[18:49] <ksinkar> hey guys
[18:49] <fowl> how do I do this? :S
[18:49] <fowl> it recognized them before but I uninstalled it
[18:49] <AAA_awright> robin0800: That's not much better now I don't have any application bar at all
[18:49] <JTS000ID_> I was wondering if there's anyway I could save System Monitor (specially Resources) information to a FILE.
[18:50] <fowl> and now want to install again and it doesnt recognize anything
[18:50] <ksinkar> i am trying to install ubuntu into unpartitioned free space on my laptop using the option install into unpartitioned space
[18:50] <quaisi> fowl when it says install or try choose try#
[18:50] <ksinkar> will ubuntu automatically configure GRUB to identify windows?
[18:50] <AAA_awright> And no title bar on windows, the window contents are entirely chrome-less...
[18:50] <fowl> then after that?
[18:50] <quaisi> then i think it's system administration choose gparted partition editor just to see if it recognizes the parttitions
[18:50] <NCS_One> how can I have command history in ssh connection?
[18:50] <Starminn> ksinkar: It should, yes.
[18:50] <fowl> if it doesnt?
[18:50] <erUSUL> !info systat | JTS000ID_
[18:51] <ksinkar> Starminn: i am not choosing the first option, is that OK??
[18:51] <erUSUL> !info sysstat | JTS000ID_
[18:51] <ksinkar> Starminn: the first option being install ubuntu and windows side by side
[18:51] <quaisi> I'm not sure - look for advanced settings on installer
[18:51] <JTS000ID_> So sysstat is what I need I get from that sentence
[18:51] <bastidrazor> NCS_One: type history  ;it is an actual command or you can lookin ~/.bash_history
[18:51] <fowl> I did
[18:51] <quaisi> i believe you :)
[18:51] <Macstheyjustsuck> I'm trying to run IntelliJ and I know I have Java and JDK installed because I was running it before, but then I shut down my computer and now it says I don't have JDK installed, it says to validate it, how do I do that?
[18:51] <fowl> there was advanced and there was erase entire disk
[18:52] <Starminn> ksinkar: If you chose that then it would give you the option to shrink Windows/expand Ubuntu and it would do all partitioning for you. I'm pretty sure you don't want to do that since you already have spaced planned out for it.
[18:53] <quaisi> did advanced have anything useful fowl?
[18:53] <fowl> nope
[18:53] <fowl> it had the table and the entire disk to partition
[18:53] <fowl> it is really annoying :(
[18:54] <quaisi> do you have more than 1 hdd?
[18:54] <ksinkar> Starminn: exactly, you have understood my problem
[18:54] <Hedgehog456> is there a driver for integrated broadcom wireless cards? b43 maybe?
[18:54] <NCS_One> bastidrazor: I meant history like pressing up arrow key and cicle last commands
[18:54] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: there is; you have to install the firmware
[18:54] <erUSUL> !find b43
[18:55] <Hedgehog456> ok thanks
[18:55] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: sudo apt-get install firmware-b43-installer
[18:55] <ksinkar> Starminn: so should i proceed with the third option and trust that while the bootloader is installing it will detect windows and make the appropriate changes?
[18:55] <Hedgehog456> will do when i install ubuntu in a sec
[18:55] <Starminn> ksinkar: So if there is an option for installing to free space, I would choose that.
[18:55] <bastidrazor> NCS_One: in gnome-terminal pressing the up arrow should give you that
[18:55] <tsrk> How can I restrict a user on the system from making outbound network connections from all ports except 80?
[18:55] <fowl> Well, the first time I installed ubuntu it recognized my windows and split it so I could get ubuntu. the i uninstalled it and it became free space and I fixed my windows from the grub loader, then i decided I wanted it back so I made my free space ntfs and then back to free space (this was between time)
[18:55] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: you have to be connected to internet by other means ( cable ) while doing so
[18:55] <Starminn> ksinkar: Yes. Your other option is to do it manually which will likely give you the same result as if you did it automatically to free space.
[18:55] <fowl> and then... my error
[18:56] <Hedgehog456> erUSUL: i have an ethernet line
[18:56] <erUSUL> ok
[18:57] <NCS_One> bastidrazor: I haven't
[18:57] <kaim> hojo!
[18:57] <NCS_One> bastidrazor: neither on xterm or gnome
[18:57] <ksinkar> Starminn: thanx for your reassurance. meet you after i have installed ubuntu, bye cu
[18:57] <kaim> onko tullu muikkua?
[18:58] <erUSUL> tsrk: what are you trying to do? a user can not use lower ports (like 80 ) to make connections
[18:58] <LjL> !fi | kaim
[18:58] <fowl> quaisi what do you think?
[18:58] <Maynel> hi I just burned ubuntu on dvd now I want to delete windows and format the hard disk and remove partitions then create new partition, can I do this with ubuntu live cd or..?
[18:58] <vic_> thank you for all your help they are both installed now im going to have a play and see what i can do  no doubt i will b bk soon for more help  :)
[18:59] <tsrk> erUSUL: I want to stop a user from connecting to remote machines on all ports such as 80. For example, I want to stop them from connecting SSL websites.
[18:59] <tsrk> erUSUL: on all ports except 80*
[18:59] <CarlFK> is /ect/modules the right place to add modules?  I was expecting to add a new file for each, like in /etc/modprobe.d/
[19:00] <quaisi> ok fowl I have some suggestions
[19:00] <quaisi> first back everything up
[19:00] <fowl> ok
[19:00] <erUSUL> tsrk: so is except connections *to* port 80 not *from* port 80?
[19:01] <quaisi> using gparted then create a partition manually whilst booting from live environment (usb/cd) - it's not that hard and there's plenty of tutorials on google
[19:01] <quaisi> perhaps format to ext3 or ext4
[19:01] <erUSUL> tsrk: and it has to be only one user?
[19:01] <fowl> but would this cut into
[19:01] <fowl> other partitions?
[19:02] <quaisi> yes which is why good to back up
[19:02] <usuario> aaa
[19:02] <quaisi> have 1 partittion split into 2
[19:02] <usuario> kien sois
[19:02] <quaisi> or do you wubi?
[19:02] <tsrk> erUSUL: restricing everyone except root would be OK, but 1 user only would be best
[19:02] <usuario> what
[19:02] <quaisi> sorry do you know wubi?
[19:02] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: Yes
[19:02] <usuario> what
[19:03] <usuario> melòn
[19:03] <usuario> aaa
[19:03] <usuario> dgs
[19:03] <usuario> qh
[19:03] <usuario> s
[19:03] <usuario> h
[19:03] <FloodBot1> usuario: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:03] <usuario> rd
[19:03] <erUSUL> !es | usuario
[19:03] <fowl> nope
[19:03] <fowl> whats wubi
[19:03] <Maynel> so I should choose try ubuntu or..?
[19:03] <bobslaede> Hey. How can i stop someone from trying to connect to my server via ssh. Theyre trying pretty hard to bruteforce their way in with a number of usernames and passwords?
[19:03] <Starminn> quaisi: WUBI is generally not advised because it runs slower than an actual install, and is dependent on Windows. So when you boot into Ubuntu, you're also loading pieces of Windows.
[19:03] <Maynel> please explain how can I format hdd with ubuntu live dcd
[19:03] <Maynel> dvd*
[19:04] <bastidrazor> bobslaede: fail2ban is a great way
[19:04] <schnuffle> bobslaede: sshguard or fail2ban can do te job
[19:04] <bobslaede> thanks guys
[19:04] <quaisi> yes starminn correct but it can help ease into an ubuntu life
[19:05] <quaisi> at the start I said wasn't sure and I just wanted to provide some suggestions
[19:05] <erUSUL> bobslaede: first change ssh default port that will cut the attemps. then use some ratelimit like fail2ban as bastidrazor said ( there are iptables modules for that too )
[19:05] <Starminn> Maynel: Boot into your LiveCD and use the trial setting. Go to System->Administration->GParted. Use it
[19:05] <bobslaede> erUSUL: theyre trying from all kinds of ports as well
[19:05] <Starminn> quaisi: Sort of, yes, but it creates headaches when you try to actually install Ubuntu.
[19:05] <bobslaede> erUSUL: i think ill try fail2ban
[19:06] <schnuffle> bobslaede: that's normal
[19:06] <vak> I have a folder containing tones of sparse data files. Is there a way to get this files be transparently zipped before they get written into this directory and unzipped when they are read from disk? (This option is available in Windows)
[19:06] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: Setting up your partition is part of the INSTALLATION process
[19:06] <erUSUL> bobslaede: i am talking about chagin the port your sshd listens on
[19:06] <bobslaede> alright
[19:06] <Starminn> quiasi: If you want to use WUBI you can, that's fine, but I and most other people here will advise against it, especially since you've already partitioned out your HDD for Ubuntu anyway.
[19:06] <erUSUL> bobslaede: script kiddies try por 22
[19:06] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: So pick "install"
[19:06] <bobslaede> erUSUL: any suggestions, or just any other port than 22
[19:06] <AAA_awright> I'm using the development Ubuntu, the side application bar isn't dissappearing anymore, anyone know what's going on?
[19:06] <bastidrazor> bobslaede: i use 2222 ..its easy to remember
[19:06] <quaisi> this is regarding fowl's query right starminn?
[19:07] <bobslaede> bastidrazor: alright, ill do that as well as fail2ban
[19:07] <fowl> Starminn do you have a suggestion about my problem?
[19:07] <schnuffle> bobslaede: changing the port won't make it more secure but keeps your logs clenaer
[19:07] <erUSUL> bobslaede: whatever you like
[19:07] <bastidrazor> bobslaede: i agree, both methods are a sure way to slow if not stop attacks.
[19:07] <Starminn> fowl: See my last few messages to quaisi: (Yeah, I should have sent them to fowl too, sorry about that)
[19:07] <oCean> AAA_awright: development ubuntu? 11.04?
[19:07] <bobslaede> erUSUL, schnuffle, bastidrazor: good suggestions
[19:07] <Maynel> ok thanks
[19:07] <bastidrazor> bobslaede: good luck.
[19:07] <AAA_awright> oCean: I would presume so but I can't get to the About Ubuntu dialog
[19:07] <bobslaede> thanks :)
[19:08] <oCean> AAA_awright:  11.04 support in #ubuntu+1
[19:08] <AAA_awright> pfft
[19:08] <vak> So, in Ubuntu it is not possible? Albeit it is possible in Windows for a long time?..
[19:08] <oCean> AAA_awright: ?
[19:08] <Maynel> wait wait
[19:08] <AAA_awright> oCean: The website only lists this channel
[19:08] <schnuffle> bobslaede: but take care to not lock you out yourself
[19:08] <Maynel> one guy says i should format HDD from ubuntu live dvd with trial other with instalation ?
[19:08] <Maynel> so what is noe please..
[19:08] <Starminn> !natty | AAA_awright
[19:08] <oCean> AAA_awright: that is why I point it out to you.
[19:09] <fowl> yes i have read the messages i wanted to install with a live cd but my partitions will not show
[19:09] <oCean> Starminn: that's a little redundant
[19:09] <ircofunni> hi
[19:09] <Starminn> AAA_awright: Here's a full list of channels https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList
[19:09] <AAA_awright> !lobotomy
[19:09] <oCean> AAA_awright: don't mess with the bot please
[19:09] <ircofunni> I need a help with network manager in ubuntu
[19:10] <Starminn> oCean: Yes, I know, but Iw as hoping it would have the link I just now gave him in there somewhere.
[19:10] <erUSUL> bobslaede: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/187
[19:10] <AAA_awright> oCean: Bots aren't supposed to be speaking unless spoken to.
[19:10] <Maynel> guys pls
[19:11] <Maynel> how to format hdd from ubuntu live cd
[19:11] <ircofunni> recently I upgraded the ubuntu to version to 10.10, but after that the network manager is disappeared. now I need to execute the dhclient from command line to connect to the network
[19:11] <Maynel> with try ubuntu or install and how pls explain
[19:11] <oCean> AAA_awright: it does not. Leave it be, move on
[19:11] <ircofunni> usually ubuntu will connect to the network automatically when I plugins the network cable
[19:11] <ircofunni> any way to resolve it
[19:11] <ircofunni> ?
[19:12] <schnuffle> Maynel: is all your data save and you want just to instll ubuntu on a clean machine?
[19:12] <quaisi> maynel go to system-administration gparted
[19:12] <Maynel> i want this
[19:12] <Maynel> format and delete everything
[19:12] <quaisi> but yes please back up first
[19:12] <Maynel> make one new partition delete old 2
[19:12] <Maynel> then install ubuntu on that partition
[19:12] <Maynel> how can i do this pls
[19:12] <Maynel> im right now on win xp
[19:12] <Maynel> i have live ubuntu
[19:13] <quaisi> maynel you can do it in the installation process
[19:13] <Starminn> Maynel: So you want to delete everything on the HDD, including XP?
[19:13] <Maynel> ye syes
[19:13] <schnuffle> Maynel: boot the live CD and install
[19:13] <Maynel> delete partitions and make one new partition and install ubuntu on it
[19:13] <Maynel> ok then after install.?
[19:13] <Starminn> Maynel: So boot to the LiveCD, choose "Install" and say whatever option is something like, "Wipe the whole drive and start fresh."
[19:13] <schnuffle> Maynel: coose manual partition and adjust as you want
[19:13] <erUSUL> Maynel: just create a new partiton table -> add a single partition -> format -> done
[19:14] <anddoz> co się dzieje
[19:14] <fowl> yes starminn my problem is the live cd doesnt show my partitions
[19:14] <jrib> !pl | anddoz
[19:14] <Maynel> ok thanks alot
[19:14] <Hedgehog456> how do i list the network adaptors in my system again erUSUL?
[19:14] <Maynel> so after  i click install i have all these options nice
[19:14] <Starminn> fowl: And you're in Manual Installation?
[19:15] <anddoz> ok thanks
[19:15] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: iwconfig
[19:15] <deveras> hello all
[19:15] <Starminn> Maynel: Yes, it walks you through a few steps, then you can choose to install alongside of XP, over top of everything, or specify everything yourself, manually.
[19:15] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: one way is «lspci | grep -i net
[19:15] <Maynel> ok thanks
[19:15] <irving> alguien latino
[19:15] <irving> ??
[19:15] <erUSUL> Hedgehog456: another is « lshw -C Network »
[19:15] <fowl> how do I know?
[19:15] <Hedgehog456> thanks erUSUL and ThinkT510
[19:15] <fowl> I clicked advanced
[19:15] <fowl> not automati
[19:15] <fowl> c
[19:15] <FloodBot1> fowl: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:16] <oCean> !es | irving
[19:16] <Hedgehog456> ok thanks
[19:18] <fowl> so do you have any suggestions starminn?
[19:18] <deveras> having issues with the ATI/Driver that Ubuntu recommended to install. How do i roll back or upgrade the driver?
[19:19] <brisker> hi, does anyone know of an online manual for commands associated with the gnome gui's?
[19:19] <Starminn> fowl: I'm looking. Give this a try. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1589141
[19:19] <Hedgehog456> what does unmounting the partitions on a disk do in ubiquity?
[19:19] <bastidrazor> brisker: the GUI? point and click?
[19:20] <fowl> thank you for helping me so far starminn :) much appreciated
[19:21] <brisker> bastidrazor:  I mean the apps that come with Ubuntu.  To start em from commnd line.
[19:21] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: partitions have to be unmounted if you wish to edit them (grow, shrink, delete)
[19:22] <Hedgehog456> so will it affect the data on them ThinkT510?
[19:22] <fowl> Thats not my problem starminn, it just shows the whole thing
[19:22] <JTS000ID_> Just installed sysstat. Can I use this package to record CPU, Memory and other relevant information for the specified processes instead of whole computer.
[19:22] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: when you unmount a partition you can't access it's data
[19:22] <Hedgehog456> will ubuntu remount it?
[19:23] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: yes
[19:23] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: as long as the filesystem type is supported
[19:23] <Starminn> fowl: So the installer is still not seeing the partitions?
[19:24] <Hedgehog456> so if i wanted to just format my windows partition and write to it? should i keep my recovery partition, or discard it, because it won't know what to write to?
[19:24] <fowl> correct, it did the first time i installed ubuntu but it doesnt anymore, could it b because it is x64 ubuntu 10.10?
[19:25] <erUSUL> JTS000ID_: pidstat?
[19:25] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: if you format your windows partition it will lose all its data
[19:25] <erUSUL> JTS000ID_: http://timelordz.com/wiki/System_Reporting_-_sar_%26_kSar
[19:26] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: if you want the recovery partition you can keep it, entirely your choice
[19:26] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: I know
[19:26] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: Will it still work?
[19:26] <bastidrazor> brisker: i don't know of one.. you could right click Applications > Edit Menus > then look at the properties of the items listed. that will show you the command it calls to run the program.  you can also cheat a little and use gnome-open filename.extension   ;that will open the appropriate application
[19:26] <Starminn> fowl: Well, a lot of people seem to suggest that the Alternate CD detects partitions better, so that is an option.
[19:26] <JTS000ID_> erUSUL: Yeah pidstat is what I was looking for..sweet..
[19:27] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: will what work? formattng the partition? yes. writing to it? depends what you format it as, but again should be yes
[19:27] <fowl> alternate cd? what does that mean>? sorry for being a pester :\
[19:27] <NCS_One> on my laptop I have the Caps Lock key to behave like ESC, when I connect a usb keyboard to the laptop the Caps Lock acts normal. How can I make it behave like ESC?
[19:28] <Starminn> fowl: Nope, it's alright.  Not a pester. http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download
[19:30] <bstarek> hello guys, is that ok if i only use two partitions for ubuntu? one for / and the other swap??
[19:30] <maco> bstarek: that's normal
[19:30] <ThinkT510> bstarek: yes
[19:30] <Starminn> bstarek: Yep, perfectly. that's what I'm using.
[19:30] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: is it recommended to keep the windows reinstall partition?
[19:31] <fowl> It is not a problem with the cd starminn it must be something else because the first time it did for sure detect it, should i format my 2nd partition ntfs? fat32? free space?
[19:32] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: that entirely depends on whether you want to keep it, in my experience its always been a waste of space because i have windows install disks if i want to install windows
[19:32] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: alright guys thanks!!
[19:32] <mkquist> Hedgehog456: is that partition used to make recovery cd/dvds? or is it actually used to recover the machines windows install?
[19:32] <Starminn> fowl: Well the problem is that it's not seeing *anything*, correct? So theoretically, regardless of what you format it to, it won't see it.
[19:32] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: should i stick with Gparted for the partitions?
[19:32] <JoshuaL> What is the name of the item i have to add to my panel to show my name and change my away status etc.
[19:32] <mbeierl> ok, I give up!  Why did my window controls (close/maximize/etc) suddenly move to the right side of the windows?!?  I like them on the left!
[19:32] <maco> bstarek: why bother? the installer has a partitioner built in
[19:32] <Starminn> bstarek: Or you can do it during the install I believe.
[19:32] <JoshuaL> i removed it by accident
[19:32] <fowl> no I am seeing the WHOLE disk, not the partitions
[19:33] <trism> JoshuaL: indicator applet session
[19:33] <Hedgehog456> mkquist: it formats the drive and reinstalls windows xp.
[19:33] <Starminn> mbeierl: System->Preferences->Appearance->Choose one that suits your fancy.
[19:33] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: sounds good....Ext3 is preferred for / right?
[19:33] <maco> bstarek: ext4 is default for a few releases now
[19:33] <JoshuaL> trism, that only shows the close button :o
[19:33] <Starminn> bstarek: ext4 is the default. Either will work, though
[19:33] <maco> bstarek: ext4 is a bit better for not wearing out SSDs
[19:33] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: sounds good guys.....thank u all
[19:33] <mkquist> Hedgehog456: then you might need it, unless you have a windows install disc - that is if you have to reinstall windows
[19:34] <trism> JoshuaL: make sure you have indicator-me installed
[19:34] <mbeierl> Starminn: all of them there have the controls on the right now.  This morning things were on the left then I did an apt-update and my appearances changed to the right?
[19:34] <Hedgehog456> mkquist: i already have a windows pc if i want to run windows programsl.
[19:34] <Hedgehog456> *programs
[19:34] <Starminn> fowl: And if you type in "fdisk -l" in a Terminal it sees the partitions?
[19:34] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: what do u guys think about moving to the dev-ubuntu distribution?
[19:35] <ThinkT510> bstarek: dev-ubuntu?
[19:35] <mkquist> Hedgehog456: so no dual boot then?
[19:35] <maco> Starminn: if the graphical system stops working, can you function completely from the command line?  If so, then hey, we welcome the feedback!
[19:35] <Hedgehog456> mkquist: not really...
[19:35] <maco> Starminn: er, not you
[19:35] <maco> bstarek: you ^
[19:35] <Starminn> maco: :)
[19:35] <bstarek> ThinkT510: the development distribution not the stable
[19:35] <maco> bstarek: if you can't handle a broken system, then stick to stable
[19:35] <bstarek> maco: ok i see
[19:36] <fowl> what do youthink starminn?
[19:36] <ThinkT510> bstarek: if you want to try it out, it's up to you, but if you want something stable stick with current
[19:36] <mbeierl> Starminn: fyi: http://pastebin.com/62D4F1z8 for my appearances preferences.  no choice there...
[19:36] <bstarek> ThinkT510: ill prob stick to the stable
[19:36] <JoshuaL> trism, that did it! ty
[19:37] <Starminn> mbeierl: That is illegible.
[19:37] <Starminn> mbeierl: Are you using Emerald?
[19:37] <pcpower> is there a safe way to upgrade the nvidia-current driver to a newer version (which has an important bug fixed that I require), when the repository's version is older than the actual driver available from nvidia ?
[19:37] <faliva> hi
[19:37] <bstarek> maco,ThinkT510,Starminn: do you guys know if the latest version of vmware is compatible with the latest kernel?
[19:37] <mbeierl> Starminn: sorry - here: http://imagebin.org/140787
[19:37] <erUSUL> !ppa | pcpower
[19:37] <mbeierl> Starminn: compiz.
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: erm, ubuntu's latest kernel on stable?
[19:38] <ThinkT510> bstarek: sorry, don't know, but i'm more of a virtualbox guy
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: im running vmware 7 on 10.10
[19:38] <bstarek> maco: yp on stable
[19:38] <faliva> i have an external usb drive. it is mounted automatically, however it is not in the fstab file. how can i make it readable/writeable for everyone?
[19:38] <faliva> (Ubuntu 10.10)
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: i havent tried last week's update yet
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: update of vmware, i mean
[19:38] <bstarek> maco: did you have to proceed to some patches?
[19:38] <maco> bstarek: no
[19:39] <erUSUL> faliva: what filesystem?
[19:39] <bstarek> maco: alrightt then it should b ok
[19:39] <faliva> ntfs
[19:39] <bstarek> maco: you are running vmware 7.0 or 7.1?
[19:39] <pcpower> ubottu: already looked, there isn't one that works on amd64
[19:40] <faliva> lol
[19:40] <pcpower> erUSUL: already looked, there isn't one that works on amd64
[19:40] <pcpower> wrong person
[19:40] <hihihi100> I use k9copy to rip dvds, but I never installed KDE nor do I know if my ubuntu 10.10 has installed it, or if it comes by default. THe thing is I get segmentation faults from time to time, and I dont know if its related to KDE, should I download http://kdesvn-build.kde.org/releases/kdesrc-build-1.13.php ?
[19:40] <erUSUL> pcpower: :/
[19:41] <faliva> erUSUL: it's ntfs, if you didn't read that. forgot to hilight you
[19:41] <maco> bstarek: 7.1.3
[19:41] <Starminn> mbeierl: I just did it. Try typing in "metacity --replace"
[19:41] <erUSUL> faliva: shouild be aviable for all users by default ....
[19:41] <ThinkT510> !info k9copy
[19:41] <bstarek> maco: great thats the last update
[19:41] <erUSUL> faliva: install ntfs-config and run « gksudo ntfs-config »
[19:41] <mbeierl> Starminn: ok.  icons are still on the right.  now what?
[19:42] <bstarek> maco: good deal man keep it up with the help u guys r doing a great job
[19:42] <bastidrazor> (wo)man
[19:42] <faliva> thanks erUSUL
[19:43] <Starminn> mbeierl: Go to CompizConfig and make sure that "Window Decorator" is on the default (just click on the default button thingy)
[19:43] <pcpower> erUSUL: the current version in the repository is 260.19.06, and using that version, if I run a 3D application for more than 10-20 minutes, the driver causes X to segfault. But 260.19.12 and up fixes this, however when I try to install the latest driver from nvidia, ubuntu stops me and only wants me to use their outdated package. Ideas?
[19:43] <faliva> erUSUL: i don't have hal
[19:43] <faliva> it complains that i don't have hal
[19:43] <faliva> shall i just install hal?
[19:43] <maco> bastidrazor: :)
[19:43] <bstarek> ThinkT510,Starminn: apreciate the help guys. thank u
[19:44] <ThinkT510> bstarek: np
[19:44] <mbeierl> Starminn: it's on.  Turned it off, waited, back on... Still on the right.  I'm stumped.
[19:45] <Starminn> mbeierl: This is the steps I took just a moment ago to get it to work. I went o CompizConfig->Window Decorator-> and reset the "Command" field to the default, I typed in "metacity --replace" in a Terminal, then went to System->Preferences->Appearance and chose the default "Ambience."
[19:45] <Starminn> mbeierl: Try those, and let us know how it goes.
[19:46] <earthmeLon> I just added Pidgin PPA to my repos so that I'm not stuck with a really old version of Pidgin.  Any other common software that I could be running a year old version of as well?
[19:47] <Hedgehog456> is ubuntu better than windows for irc chatting, writing, web browsing, occasional programming?
[19:47] <mbeierl> Starmin: thank you!  The combo of switching from compiz to metacity followed by kicking the appearance preferences did the trick.
[19:47] <faliva> erUSUL: yes, installing hal did it. now it works. thank you
[19:48] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: you can do all that, it depends on what you're comfortable with
[19:48] <erUSUL> faliva: no problem
[19:48] <slipknot> hi does exist any option to enable the input password of the login visible
[19:48] <raphael> hi!
[19:48] <raphael> Is it a problem if i haven' t creat swap partition ??
[19:48] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: it looks better
[19:48] <Starminn> mbeierl: For your reference, whenever you use Compiz, it replaces Metacity which is the default window title bar handler. So, if it happens again, just make sure compiz knows to leave the windows to Metacity and butt out of its business! ;)
[19:49] <bastidrazor> raphael: not at all.. you could create a swap file if you needed swap
[19:49] <bstarek> hedgehog456: you can save time if u get used to Ubuntu
[19:49] <erUSUL> raphael: you can create a swapfile; or if you have the space create the wap partition now
[19:49] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: i hope you enjoy using ubuntu, i certainly prefer linux over windows
[19:49] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: ok, installing now
[19:49] <Starminn> mbeierl: Glad it worked for you, though. Hooray! :) Have fun with the buttons where you like 'em.
[19:49] <Hedgehog456> ThinkT510: thanks
[19:49] <raphael> f I don't create , I will have some problem ? (sorry for my bad english )
[19:49] <mbeierl> Starminn: the odd thing is that it just happened without warning today.  Been using ubuntu and compiz since the beryl days and never had this happen.  But thanks for the tip!
[19:49] <bstarek> hedgehog456: keep both windows and ubuntu for a start
[19:50] <bastidrazor> raphael: you won't be able to hibernate, other than that there should be no issues.
[19:50] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: i have no disk space. windows hogs it all. and i never want to willingly see a windows desktop again.
[19:50] <ThinkT510> raphael: swap partitions are optional
[19:50] <raphael> Thank's a lot ^^
[19:50] <Starminn> mbeierl: Yes, I'm not sure why it happened either, and when I initially tried using themes where the buttons were on the left it wouldn't work for me either so you're not alone. It's odd, but it works now and that's all that matters.
[19:51] <bastidrazor> !swap | raphael ::feel free to read up:
[19:51] <bstarek> hedgehog456: I suggest u keep a partition for windows because trust me if u have a problem with ubuntu u can be stuck with no internet conneection
[19:51] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: is 8 GB alright?
[19:51] <raphael> Ah , ok ubottu , merci :)
[19:52] <bstarek> hedgehog456: 8gb for what?
[19:52] <Hedgehog456> Ubuntu
[19:52] <bstarek> hedgehog456: yes u could
[19:53] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: will it cause any issues and would i be able to use the whole disk later?
[19:53] <ThinkT510> Hedgehog456: yes, you can resize the partition later
[19:53] <bstarek> hedgehog456: yes make sure that u can always access windows
[19:53] <Hedgehog456> 7.5GB?
[19:54] <bstarek> hedgehog456: do u know how to create partitions?
[19:54] <Hedgehog456> bstarek, no
[19:54] <slipknot> hi does exist any option to enable the input password of the login visible
[19:54] <Hedgehog456> i'd rather just go with ubuntu
[19:55] <ThinkT510> !ubiquity
[19:55] <bstarek> hedgehog456: I suggest that u google ubuntu partitions just to familiarize yourself with it before i start explaing
[19:55] <ThinkT510> !install | Hedgehog456
[19:56] <bstarek> hedgehog456: u do whatever u want bro, i just dont wan u to be stuck if u got a problem with ubuntu
[19:56] <Pici> !u
[19:56] <bstarek> hedgehog456: if u r sure u only wanna use Ubuntu, then just use the whole disk space
[19:56] <Hedgehog456> +
[19:57] <bstarek> hedgehog456: u got an ISO ubuntu bootable cd?
[19:57] <Hedgehog456> yes bstarek
[19:57] <pw-toxic> Hi
[19:57] <punkmexic> how can avoid black sides on my widescreen? in backtrack 3 i dont have that problem but in ubuntu 10.10 i have it when i set 1024 or 800 resolution
[19:57] <Hedgehog456> bstarek:why?
[19:58] <pw-toxic> why is ubuntu desktop recommended for 32bit and not 64bit?
[19:58] <bstarek> hedgehog456: then boot on the cd.....follow the steps to install.....use full disk if wanna get rid of windows
[19:58] <Hedgehog456> bstarek: i'm on the live cd now. :)
[19:58] <Jordan_U> pw-toxic: Mostly problems with flash.
[19:59] <pw-toxic> Jordan_U, does flash not work or what is the problem?
[19:59] <Jordan_U> pw-toxic: It's less stable on 64 bit.
[19:59] <pw-toxic> Jordan_U, ah yeah I remember this... any other reasons besides of that?
[19:59] <Starminn> My GRUB is showing my last about 5 kernels and it's becoming quite annoying having like 12 Ubuntus on my bootloader. Where can I go to trim that down?
[20:00] <bastidrazor> Starminn: uninstall the older kernels
[20:00] <bstarek> hedgehog456: u have to proceed to full installation
[20:00] <ThinkT510> Starminn: you can delete them safely from the grub.conf list
[20:00] <Starminn> bastidrazor: How?
[20:00] <Starminn> ThinkT510: Where is that located?
[20:00] <klcs> I am connected to the internet though an ethernet cable and to a network though a USB. If I do not immediately start using the internet at startup I get blocked form it until reboot even though everything appears the same in my ipconfig. Any ideas as to what might be happening?
[20:00] <bastidrazor> Starminn: in synaptic search for linux-image
[20:00] <bstarek> hedgehog456: on the desktop u have an install icon
[20:00] <bastidrazor> ThinkT510: that is not the correct way to remove them.
[20:01] <Jordan_U> pw-toxic: None that I can think of at the moment. Open source applications have had supporting 64 bit (and non-x86 architectures) as a priority for a long time, it's mostly proprietary stuffs that cause problems.
[20:01] <Hedgehog456> i'm on install now
[20:01] <OttifantSir> Why does the system monitor show jfsCommit, jfsSync and jfsIO when I don't have and don't use JFS? I use ext3 with NFS on server 8.04LTS and ext4 and NFS on laptop 10.10 via n-network.
[20:01] <ThinkT510> Starminn: it's likely better to do it the way bastidrazor is saying
[20:01] <Starminn> ThinkT510: I was beginning to get that feeling. ;)
[20:01] <rtdos> two questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did
[20:01] <Starminn> bastidrazor: What is the current kernel? The one that we got yesterday?
[20:02] <bstarek> hedgehog456: lauch it
[20:02] <pw-toxic> so i install 64bit then
[20:02] <Jordan_U> Starminn: Remove the old packages via Software Center / apt.
[20:02] <Hedgehog456> here goes windows :D
[20:02] <Hedgehog456> :|
[20:02] <bastidrazor> Starminn: you can uname -r to find the current you're using
[20:02] <Starminn> bastidrazor: Novel idea!
[20:03] <jackandreas> weeeeeeeeeeeeee
[20:03] <Jibadeeha> is there a way to get ubuntu to use different ufw firewall rules depending on which wifi router i connect to, e.g would like it so samba is allowed through the firewall when i connect to my home wifi router, but denied if i connect to a public wifi router
[20:03] <OttifantSir> Why does the system monitor show jfsCommit, jfsSync and jfsIO when I don't have and don't use JFS? I use ext3 with NFS on server 8.04LTS and ext4 and NFS on laptop 10.10 via n-network.
[20:03] <bstarek> hedgehog456: man just follow what i told u earlier :). I have to go right now sorry man i gotta go to work, ask somebody else for help if u need but the installtion is pretty straight forward
[20:04] <Hedgehog456> bye bstarek
[20:04] <Hedgehog456> thanks for helping me
[20:04] <bstarek> hedgehog456: no prob man, good luck
[20:04] <Hedgehog456> windows is dead
[20:05] <slipknot> lets kill windows !!!
[20:06] <erkan^> !swap
[20:06] <brisker> so, does anyone know of a resource for looking up commands for std gui's?
[20:06] <sorin_> 3d cub?
[20:07] <dborba> hey - anyone know how to install 10.10 without installing grub?
[20:07] <Starminn> sorin_: You want the 3D Cube?
[20:07] <Jordan_U> dborba: Why?
[20:07] <sorin_> yes
[20:07] <alexanderbandukw> dborba in window?
[20:08] <Starminn> sorin_ Ubuntu Software Center->Search for "CompizConfig"->Install the Advanced one
[20:08] <sorin_> how made 3d cub?-starmin
[20:08] <OttifantSir> Why does the system monitor show jfsCommit, jfsSync and jfsIO when I don't have and don't use JFS? I use ext3 with NFS on server 8.04LTS and ext4 and NFS on laptop 10.10 via n-network.
[20:08] <sorin_> k
[20:08] <Starminn> sorin_: Then once it's installed go to System->Preferences->CompizConfig Settings Manager and check "Desktop Cube" and "Rotate Cube"
[20:08] <sorin_> i try now
[20:08] <dborba> alexanderbandukw, what do u mean in window?
[20:09] <sorin_> k
[20:09] <sorin_> in romanian pls
[20:09] <dborba> Jordan_U, because it don't want it to screw with my MBR
[20:09] <sorin_> anybody speak romanian?
[20:10] <SolitonWave> nyet
[20:10] <Starminn> !romanian | sorin_
[20:10] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: maybe the jfs module loads anyway ( or is built in ) ?
[20:10] <kb8wmc> looking for current HOWTO for installing Linksys WMP54G wireless card in Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid, have searched and can find nothing current...
[20:10] <sorin_> multam ubottu
[20:11] <erUSUL> !balcklist | OttifantSir
[20:11] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: But how does it load when I have nothing of JFS installed?
[20:11] <ThinkT510> dborba: there is an option in the installer to install grub to the root partition (instead of mbr), but you need to edit your current bootloader to boot ubuntu
[20:11] <erUSUL> !blacklist | OttifantSir
[20:11] <SolitonWave> Anyone feel like helping a beginner?
[20:11] <Maynel> is it better to make 1 partition or 2?
[20:11] <erUSUL> !ask | SolitonWave
[20:11] <Starminn> SolitonWave: Ask your question, all on one line, and people will help if they are able.
[20:11] <Maynel> is there any difference?
[20:11] <SolitonWave> I'm getting this error
[20:11] <SolitonWave> "You don't have the right permissions to extract archives in the folder "file:///usr/bin""
[20:11] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: Difference would be "1"
[20:12] <erUSUL> SolitonWave: what are you doing?
[20:12] <Maynel> [TK]D-Fender: ? '1' what is that?
[20:12] <dborba> ThinkT510, I kind of already have something there which is called by my mbr - I want it to simply install the system & i'll take care of booting it like the option available in previous versions
[20:12] <SolitonWave> Trying to install a program
[20:12] <Maynel> i don't understood i am sry
[20:12] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: 2 - 1 = 1
[20:12] <Maynel> umm
[20:12] <SolitonWave> It is in a .tgz file
[20:12] <Maynel> is there any difference in performance
[20:12] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: The module name is the same as the name in system monitor?
[20:12] <Maynel> of the hdd
[20:13] <ThinkT510> Maynel: i find it good practice to have a seperate partition for files (to share with all os's)
[20:13] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: is jfs
[20:13] <Maynel> but is there any difference in performance between 1 and 2 partitions on the same hdd?
[20:13] <jwfoxjr> SolitonWave: is it something that is not available from the Ubuntu repositories
[20:14] <bullgard> '~$ ps aux | grep ntpd; ntp       5807  0.0  0.0   4472  1008 ?        Ss   09:56   0:02 /usr/sbin/ntpd -p /var/run/ntpd.pid -g -u 110:120' but the System Monitor shows the process as "ntpd" and not as "ntp". Why is that so?
[20:14] <ThinkT510> dborba: it should be that last screen that lets you set where you put the bootloader
[20:14] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: So just "jfs" like that? No capital letters, no numbers, no commands?
[20:14] <ThinkT510> dborba: it should be a dropdown box
[20:14] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: yes just like that
[20:15] <SolitonWave> The repository gives me this error "The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources.:
[20:15] <mgolisch> bullgard: yeah because the process is named ntpd, the first column is the username it runs as
[20:15] <Jordan_U> dborba: It's a setting only available in the manual partitioning menu.
[20:15] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/fs/jfs/jfs.ko
[20:15] <ulrichard_> Can I nest ifeq in a makefile? I don't understand the following: http://paste.ubuntu.com/574216/
[20:15] <Gorilla_No_Baka> hello everyone
[20:15] <dborba> ThinkT510, i know where it is - that's not what i want to do though - as i mentioned doing that will screw up my system & i'll have to fix it by hand (tedious)
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> bullgard: its a daemon
[20:15] <Gorilla_No_Baka> quick question
[20:15] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: OK. Thanks. I'll add it to the blacklist and reboot after the update.
[20:15] <dborba> ThinkT510, I'd like to just not install grub at all
[20:15] <dborba> Jordan_U, ^^
[20:16] <Gorilla_No_Baka> i tried to compile mocp and it is not working on the last 10.10
[20:16] <Maynel> is there build in c in ubuntu os?
[20:16] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: you can remove the module now; « sudo modprobe -r jfs »
[20:16] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: The reason isn't performance, it is for separation of data.
[20:16] <erUSUL> Maynel: c compiler?
[20:16] <Maynel> [TK]D-Fender I heard there is difference in performance..
[20:16] <jwfoxjr> SolitonWave: you can always import the GPG key for the repository in question and the install
[20:16] <ThinkT510> dborba: installing grub to your / partition will not affect your mbr
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Maynel: if you want to compile C code, install build-essential and you can
[20:16] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: And where do you hear this?
[20:16] <bullgard> mgolisch: Are you sure that you really meant "username"?
[20:16] <Maynel> erUSUL> yes that too ubuntu have build in c and other compilers?
[20:16] <erUSUL> ulrichard_: ask in ##c or in #workingset
[20:17] <Maynel> ok
[20:17] <Jordan_U> dborba: There isn't an option outside the one in the manual partitioning menu.
[20:17] <[TK]D-Fender> Maynel: Ubuntu has the same things as any other distro has.
[20:17] <erUSUL> Maynel: it has more programming tools that most other OS's
[20:17] <dborba> ThinkT510, i suppose i could install it to the ubuntu partition - even though I'd never use it. I thought you meant to install it to the root of the physical disk (the 1MB left for a bootloader on the beginning of the disk)
[20:17] <mgolisch> bullgard: yeah the first column in ps aux output is the username of the user that executes the process
[20:17] <Maynel> whats best c0ompielr to install on ubuntu?
[20:17] <llutz> bullgard: ps aux|head -1     tells you what the columns are
[20:17] <Maynel> for c c++ java
[20:17] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: Thanks again. But that modprobe isn't persistent is it?
[20:17] <Maynel> suggestions pls
[20:17] <bullgard> ActionParsnip: I do not understand. Can you elaborate what you referred to exactly.
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Maynel: there is no single best solution for any situation
[20:18] <dborba> ThinkT510, silly that you no longer are able to simply NOT install it
[20:18] <Maynel> ook
[20:18] <erUSUL> Maynel: gcc for c and c++ for java you have sun's java and openjdk
[20:18] <Maynel> ok thanks
[20:18] <ThinkT510> dborba: no it will install wherever you put the ubuntu partition
[20:18] <erUSUL> OttifantSir: no; but that way you do not have to reboot right away
[20:18] <Maynel> does ubuntu have some api and where to read about it?
[20:18] <Maynel> api for i's os
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> bullgard: ntp is Network Time Protocol, the daemon is a process managing that protocol. Similarly proftpd is a daemon too :)
[20:19] <SolitonWave> jwandbor1: Is there an easy to import a GPG key?
[20:19] <SolitonWave> I have Ubuntu Software Center open
[20:19] <soreau> How can you disable a usb device from being auto-mounted when it's plugged in?
[20:19] <erUSUL> Maynel: linux is a unix clone and posix compliant
[20:19] <erUSUL> !gpgerr | SolitonWave
[20:19] <wildc4rd> evenin' all
[20:19] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: Well, got to do a reboot soon to get the new kernel online anyways.
[20:20] <erUSUL> fair enough
[20:21] <Starminn> I've installed the pae kernel and it registers as a pae kernel, however it still does not recognize my "excess" RAM. Suggestions?
[20:22] <erUSUL> Starminn: see dmesg
[20:22] <bullgard> mgolisch, llutz, ActionParsnip Thank you very much for your help.
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: can you pastebin the output of:  uname -a; lsb_release -a; echo; free -m      Thanks
[20:23] <SolitonWave> :(
[20:23] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/9P3sfAcn
[20:24] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: I have a total of 4 1/2GB of RAM, so that's what should be showing.
[20:24] <OttifantSir> erUSUL: Final question: Do I need the quotation signs in the blacklist, like "blacklist module_name", or just blacklist module_name?
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: helps if you run it as on e command as I gave it but it's ok. How much RAM is in the system?
[20:24] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: 4.5GB.
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: do youo use onboard video?
[20:25] <mgolisch> lol?
[20:25] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: Not quite sure what that means.
[20:25] <mgolisch> onboard video chips usualy do not have their own video memory and steal from the system memory
[20:25] <mgolisch> so that may be why there is memory missing
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: is your video chip on your motherboard or is it a seperate card?
[20:27] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: My video chip is a separate card. I believe this is it http://pastebin.com/DNqrBx6Z (at the very bottom)
[20:27] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: It connects to the MB.
[20:27] <SolitonWave> I am doing something wrong, anything I try to install is requiring unauthenticated sources
[20:27] <alienferxx> hello ubuntu is compatible with windows 7 wudi
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: ok PCI express has something to do with ram appearing used, there is a bios setting to make it appear free to the OS again
[20:28] <javahorn> Hi
[20:28] <chronos> I'm trying to install libapache2-mod-wsgi on ubuntu server but ubuntu try to install python 3 while we are using python 2.6 yet.... exist a way to force python dependecy to be 2.6.x?
[20:29] <jwfoxjr> SolitonWave: do a sudo apt-get update and then try installing your software
[20:29] <OttifantSir> alienferxx: If you are asking if it is, then the answer is YES.
[20:29] <javahorn> i face screen brightness issue when i take away power cord, ie it goes dim and Fn+Brightness does not work !
[20:29] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: Well I never use more than 1.5GB anyway so is it just not worth the trouble? I mean, I'd like for it to see it, but if it's mroe trouble than it's worth then I'll pass.
[20:29] <OttifantSir> javahorn: Have you tried checking the power management settings?
[20:30] <javahorn> OttifantSir:  yes tired of that
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: if you look in bios there will be a setting there, you should be ok though
[20:30] <ChogyDan> chronos: what version of ubuntu?
[20:30] <chronos> maverick
[20:30] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: Alright, what would the name of this setting be, roughly? Just so I know what I'm looking for when I decide to do it.
[20:30] <alienferxx> Wudi is compatible with windows 7
[20:30] <alienferxx> Escuchar
[20:30] <SolitonWave> jwandbor1: At least that worked with no error
[20:30] <Starminn> !es | alienferxx
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: not sure, i just remeber it being something bios shaped
[20:31] <chronos> ChogyDan: doesn't exist some conf that force to ignore python >= 2.7?
[20:31] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: :) Haha, fair enough.
[20:31] <javahorn> OttifantSir: quiet splash i changed , it improved only when power is on
[20:31] <Starminn> ActionParsnip: Thanks. You've gotten me futher than anybody else.
[20:31] <ChogyDan> chronos: I'm on maverick, and mine doesn't have that, it is python >= 2.6
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Starminn: http://www.computing.net/answers/hardware/ram-disappearing/44736.html
[20:32] <chronos> ouch
[20:32] <ChogyDan> chronos: I imagine that you could use pinning to force what you want, but... I think it is worth trying to figure out why your install is the way it is
[20:32] <OttifantSir> javahorn: I'm sorry, I'm counting myself as a learner yet. I don't know what could be causing your problems. Just seemed like an obvious question to ask.
[20:33] <chronos> I have no idea...I'm using a default install of last ubuntu server 10.10
[20:33] <SolitonWave> jwandbor1: I finally installed the program I'm interested in and got no error after doing the apt-get update thing. Thanks for the help. I wouldn't mind knowing what was making the error.
[20:33] <h_e_l_p> hello
[20:34] <chemaher76> join#ubuntu-es
[20:34] <slackr007> hey, I'm having issues with Chrome & Chromium.  Anyone know why I can't open instances of either on both of my monitors?
[20:34] <soreau> Guys how can I stop ubuntu from auto loading devices? I'm trying to connect a phone to xs++ but it keeps auto mounting whenever it's plugged instead
[20:35] <h_e_l_p> how can I enable that ctrl alt backspace thing to restart x?
[20:36] <Starminn> h_e_l_p: System->Preferences->Keyboard-> Select "Options..." -> Activate the one about Restarting X Server
[20:36] <ChogyDan> chronos: what does apt-cache policy libapache2-mod-wsgi say?
[20:36] <h_e_l_p> tks Starminn
[20:36] <Starminn> h_e_l_p: Sure thing.
[20:36] <oanf> how do I boot into runlevel 1 on virtualbox?
[20:36] <oanf> i need to reset password
[20:37] <nit-wit> oanf, #vbox try herei f you get no response.
[20:37] <nit-wit> oanf, can you hold down the shift and get the grub menu?
[20:37] <Dr_Willis> oanf:  at the grub menu, recovery mode, or use the 'text' option.
[20:37] <Dr_Willis> bye all...
[20:37] <chronos> hm, ChogyDan here is ubuntu version, what happen whe I try to install mod-wsgi and apt-cache policy: http://dpaste.de/OWgW/
[20:38] <chronos> ChogyDan: here is my sources.list http://dpaste.de/oi13/
[20:38] <chronos> I'm a Gentoo guy, have no idea of details in ubutu stuff
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> oanf: add the boot option:   text
[20:39] <oanf> ActionParsnip: nit-wit: I can't get the menu
[20:39] <oanf> it just boots into ubuntu  :\
[20:39] <Jordan_U> h_e_l_p: You can also always use alt+sysrq+k to kill the current tty.
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> oanf: no need just run:  gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub     add the option in the quotes, save the new file and run: sudo update-grub
[20:40] <oanf> ActionParsnip: how am I supposed to sudo without the password?
[20:41] <chronos> ChogyDan: when I do a apt-cache showpkg it says that py 2.6 is in deps
[20:42] <nit-wit> oanf, did you hit the shift imm on hitting start and hold it down?
[20:42] <oanf> nit-wit: I had to hold it for a while, but yes that worked
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> oanf: your user should have a password, you can set one by booting to root recovery mode and running: passwd foo      (hold shift at boot, select recovery mode then set root)
[20:43] <oanf> I'm in grub recovery now :)
[20:43] <oanf> I was confused because it asked for esc
[20:43] <oanf> in the guides I read
[20:43] <nit-wit> oanf, are you at the grub menu?
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> oanf: next time you install the OS, do yourself a favour and set a password
[20:43] <ChogyDan> chronos: oh!, I think it is the libpython3.1 dependency
[20:43] <oanf> yes nit-wit
[20:43] <nit-wit> oanf, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[20:43] <oanf> ActionParsnip: I did, must have typed it wrong both times...I chose 'log in automatically'
[20:43] <chronos> ChogyDan: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mod-wsgi/+bug/672901
[20:43] <oanf> so i only noticed when I tried to sudo lol
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> oanf: then the root recovery mode will save you, type carefully
[20:44] <chronos> ChogyDan: ya, I guess
[20:45] <chronos> I'll do the workaround related in bug
[20:45] <chronos> thx ChogyDan
[20:45] <ChogyDan> chronos: yw, gl
[20:45] <slackr007> anyone know why I can't open chrome or chromium on 2 monitors simultaneously?
[20:46] <brodo> hi there
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> slackr007: can you not open a new chromium and drag it to the other monitor?
[20:46] <brodo> does anybody know if one can activate emacs keybindings in man?
[20:46] <jveiga> hi, where do I check the logs from a failed VPN connection?
[20:47] <slackr007> ActionParsnip: I can't do that with any program.  my cursor can move freely between the two, but its almost like they're two separate computers.  I thought that was how ubuntu handled multi-monitor setups
[20:48] <slackr007> actionParsnip: I can open a second instance of any program on my second monitor while one is running on the main monitor, however.  chrome and chromium both open the second instance on the first monitor tho...
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> !dualhead | slackr007
[20:49] <desu> !Xinerama
[20:50] <javahorn> Starminn:  hi there
[20:51] <Starminn> javahorn: Hello.
[20:52] <javahorn> quiet splash i changed , it improved only when power is on. but when i take away power cord, it goes very dim
[20:52] <Netw0rkBug> freenode has bnc ?
[20:53] <slackr007> actionParsnip: ty, i'm trying this out now
[20:55] <Vitu> can i use vmware in windows to run ubuntu ? ubuntu is already installed in the same partition with wubi
[20:56] <Starminn> Vitu: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox
[20:56] <walkkenn> I have lost my all of the sound input capability on my computer.  Everything was working fine and then there was a recommended software update and now both my internal and external mics are not working.
[20:56] <Vitu> Starminn, thanks! so i need to use linux and run windows with virtualbox, correct?
[20:57] <rumpe1> Vitu, hm... wubi puts ubuntu in a filesystem-container ... if it were on a separate partition, it should work
[20:57] <c_korn> hello, after the update I just installed there are these graphic issues with compiz enabled: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/h1m93ZBLp65lnSPRvkopiNztYIb_fS1QdrN5aPVIW68?feat=directlink (nvidia drivers from Ubuntu official repository installed)
[20:57] <Starminn> Vitu: You'll be installing a separate instance of Ubuntu within Virtualbox on Windows. So you'll fire up Windows, download VirtualBox, and install normally.
[20:57] <Starminn> Install normally within VB*
[20:58] <Vitu> Starminn thank you!
[20:58] <Andre_Re> hey guys
[20:58] <Vitu> and sorry about my bad english :D
[20:58] <c_korn> brb
[20:58] <Andre_Re> I have a problem with xbindkeys
[20:58] <c_korn> re
[20:58] <Andre_Re> i tried to emulate a "xte 'key XF86AudioNext'" with one of my mouse buttons, but it doesn't work
[20:59] <Starminn> Vitu: Yep, sure thing. Any question about the nuances of VirtualBox should be asked in #vbox but it should go smoothly.
[20:59] <Starminn> Vitu: I can understand you quite well.
[20:59] <Jordan_U> Vitu: You can boot from the wubi root.disk file in vmware with some fiddling.
[20:59] <Andre_Re> xev sniffs the XF86AudioNext action but banshee does not react
[20:59] <Andre_Re> if i run "xte 'key XF86AudioNext'" directly, it works
[21:00] <Jordan_U> Vitu: The easiest way to do it would be to use the wubi root.disk file as a hard drive image and boot using a Super GRUB2 Disk iso as a virtual CDROM.
[21:00] <kct> People
[21:01] <kct> I have a problem with apache
[21:01] <hwilde> how do I get rid of all these ghost mounted usb disk-1 disk-2 disk-3 disk-4 disk-5 things?  I cannot unmount them, and I have already restarted hal
[21:01] <kct> Anybody can help me?
[21:01] <kct> Where is the people?
[21:02] <apollo> Can anyone tell me why i would't be able to create files / folders on a smbmount created as follows: smbmount //winpc/shared /mnt/share -o username=user,password=pass,rw
[21:02] <ThinkT510> kct: try explaining your problem, someone may know the answer
[21:02] <kct> okay
[21:02] <kct> People
[21:02] <kct> when i access page http://189.123.40.70:8081/ip.php
[21:02] <kct> in my server
[21:02] <kct> the page say forbidden
[21:03] <ThinkT510> !enter | kct
[21:03] <kct> you don't have permission
[21:04] <Vaso> hi i have a problem with my cd driver, i used many programms an know i m tring to burn cd with k3b and still nothing can you pleaze help me?
[21:04] <jeppy> .help
[21:04] <jeppy> !help
[21:05] <aartist> I have installed ubuntu on virtualbox. How I can maximize the screen?
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> aartist: did you make it fullscreen?
[21:05] <aartist> I clicked on install guest additions but that is not doing anything.
[21:05] <kct> Try click on "maximize"
[21:05] <xorxorxor> is there a better application than Transmission for downloading torrents? it takes forever to initialize a download
[21:05] <aartist> ActionParsnip: It still has small window.
[21:05] <bencc> why is the postgresql config file under the following path: /etc/postgresql/8.4/main/pg_hba.conf
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> !torrent | xorxorxor
[21:05] <cculpepper> you use host key then f. so usually right ctrl - f
[21:06] <hwilde> how do I get rid of all these ghost mounted usb disk-1 disk-2 disk-3 disk-4 disk-5 things?  I cannot unmount them, and I have already restarted hal
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> xorxorxor: try a few,see which you like
[21:06] <guntbert> aartist: virtualbox support in #vbox please
[21:06] <bencc> why not /etc/postgresql/postgresql.conf
[21:06] <xorxorxor> thanks :)
[21:06] <kct> ...
[21:06] <ThinkT510> aartist: you need the guest additions installed
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> aartist: install the guest additions, as guntbert says,asking in #vbox is more specific to your issue
[21:07] <apollo> Can anyone tell me why i would't be able to create files / folders on a smbmount created as follows: smbmount //winpc/shared /mnt/share -o username=user,password=pass,rw
[21:07] <hwilde> apollo, you do not have permission.
[21:08] <kct> Can anyone help me?
[21:08] <hwilde> !ask | kct
[21:08] <kct> porra
[21:09] <kct> I I've had and ask
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> apollo: try: mount -t smbfs    insteada of smbmount
[21:09] <kct> I had already asked
[21:09] <Vaso> if u could ask just one time we didnt have to "ask for ask smth"...
[21:09] <jeppy> ?
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> apollo: also add to the options:  uid=1000
[21:10] <mvdir> Is there a nightly build of the livecd,
[21:10] <mvdir> with all the security updates installed?
[21:10] <Alexqw3> I have a software RAID 5 array that shows 100% disk usage when I run `df -h`.  I recently had problems with this array, but I reattached all of the drives and  `mdadm --detail /dev/md0` shows no problems that I can see.  It is ext4 and I ran fsk on it and it found no problems.  I've deleted files from the array, but the disk usage is not going down.  Any thoughts?
[21:11] <mvdir> Never mind, found it at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/
[21:15] <hwilde> how do I get rid of all these ghost mounted usb disk-1 disk-2 disk-3 disk-4 disk-5 things?  I cannot unmount them, and I have already restarted hal
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> apollo: i dont respond to any unexpected PMs, I just close them
[21:17] <hwilde> ActionParsnip, pm
[21:19] <apollo> THX, still no luck.  Can read but cannot write...
[21:20] <hwilde> apollo, is it ntfs ?
[21:20] <apollo> yes.
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> apollo: what access does the username you are using have on the shared folder?
[21:20] <hwilde> well there you go.
[21:20] <hwilde> !fuse | apollo
[21:20] <hwilde> !ntfs | apollo
[21:21] <apollo> full read/write
[21:22] <ActionParsnip> apollo: and what OS is the sharing system?
[21:23] <apollo> MS Server 2K8
[21:23] <kct> alguem ai fala português?
[21:23] <daniel_tree> I accidentally removed the volume and the empathy icons from the notification bar...how can I restore them back ???
[21:23] <Mios> Hooray. I managed to fix my Hard drive, and I am going to install Ubuntu. Which FS should I use? EXT3, EXT4, or something else?
[21:24] <guntbert> !pt | kct
[21:24] <kct> Aff
[21:24] <klcs> does anyone know what __do_global_dtors_aux() runs? It is causing errors.
[21:24] <ActionParsnip> apollo: and did you set the share access as well as the AD access, there are two sets of access rights
[21:24] <ActionParsnip> Mios: Ext4 is fine and is default
[21:24] <kct> !pt
[21:24] <kct> xD
[21:25] <Mios> Alright ActionParsnip. I shall use it.
[21:25] <apollo> ill double check the AD access...
[21:25] <kct> My favorite is reiserfs
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> apollo: check in the share access, not the AD stuff
[21:25] <apollo> Ok
[21:25] <kct> because reiserfs encrypt when computer is loged off
[21:25] <Mios> Alright, Formatted. Tiem to installs this merda.
[21:26] <Mios> \o/
[21:26] <kct> this merda sahushuas
[21:28] <apollo> Ok, its working perfectly now. Had to make a quick adjustment, THX Action
[21:29] <Mios> Hopefully I don't really need Swap space. ._.
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> apollo: its good to know both OSes really well. Why are you using Server 2008??
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> Mios: depends on intentions and ram amount
[21:29] <klcs> __do_global_dtors_aux (), anyone?
[21:29] <rumpe1> Mios, there are also swapfiles...
[21:30] <Mios> Well is it a necessity on 64-bit?
[21:30] <rumpe1> Mios, no
[21:30] <ActionParsnip> Mios: arch isn't a variable to consider with swap
[21:31] <Mios> Alright. Then I do not need it.
[21:31] <Mios> Huh, so 32/64 bit is what is meant when people say "arch"
[21:31] <Mios> I did not know this.
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> Mios: mios == architecture
[21:32] <[TK]D-Fender> CPU ARCHetecture
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> arch, sorry
[21:32] <Mios> Yep, just figured that out
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> Mios: how much ram do you have in the system?
[21:32] <apollo> for AD
[21:32] <Mios> 3 gigabytes.
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> apollo: seems a bit of an advanced OS, just for an AD server
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> Mios: and what is the OS going to be used for?
[21:33] <gat> Need help!  Have Ubuntu 10.4 on VMWare XP and my cursor will only travel about half the screen and never match up with click.  Was going to try some tips on editing xorg.conf but I can't find the file.  So far Ubuntu is unusable :(
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> gat: have you asked in #vmware ?
[21:33] <arthurh> I set up a diskless workstation and got it booting via pxe, but used debootstrap to create the client filesystem -- does anyone know the root password or how to change it in this environment? (Maverick 10.10)
[21:33] <apollo> that's all Dell is really offering these days with new servers
[21:33] <Mios> It is going to be used for general use. Mild gaming such as OpenArena or Armagetron, and programming.
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> apollo: gotcha
[21:33] <rumpe1> gat, create xorg.conf and it will be used... default is no xorg.conf
[21:34] <gat> ActionParsnip: Not yet. going to see what happens here
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> Mios: then set 3Gb for swap and you'll be fine
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> gat: get latest updates, may help
[21:34] <gat> rume1: did that with the code that was suggested and Ubuntu wouldn't launch anymore...
[21:34] <Mios> I can't really do that. I have 4 partitions already.
[21:34] <gat> ActionParsnip: Update Ubuntu to 10.10?
[21:34] <Mios> For some reason Microsloth believes it is wise to separate Windows 7 into two partitions, one normal one, and one SYSTEM partition.
[21:35] <arthurh> no love with a blank password
[21:35] <klcs> __do_global_dtors_aux () is causing a segfault, what is it?
[21:36] <leapy0yo> i deleted .thunderbird for ubuntu , but when i reinstall thunderbird the account information is still present, i want to start my accounts from the start
[21:36] <malina_> hello everyone
[21:36] <ChogyDan> leapy0yo: why not just delete the accounts?
[21:37] <RoH^> hi
[21:37] <leapy0yo> chogy, one account is hidden or something, it causes me problems
[21:37] <ChogyDan> leapy0yo: I don't have it installed atm, but there is a accounts settings thing somewhere
[21:37] <guntbert> arthurh: there is no root password, the root account is disabled
[21:38] <RoH^> I'm trying to replace my ubuntu defaut window manager from metacity to xfwm4
[21:38] <Neosano> Hello guys, my bluetooth tongle doesn't even show up in lsusb, what's wrong? Today I had it working magically, but after reboot it stopped again. I can't get it to work.
[21:38] <RoH^> but I can't get xfce to launch at startup
[21:38] <Starminn> Are there any known issues with changing the mouse cursor? The last time I tried I couldn't fix it and wound up doing a full reinstall, and would rather not go that path again.
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> leapy0yo: there is some stuff stored in ~/.mozilla/thunderbird too (look in the~/.mozilla folder)
[21:39] <ThinkT510> !info xfce4
[21:39] <ChogyDan> RoH^: you need to select xfce at login
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> RoH^: log off,select your user name and then change to xfce and then log in
[21:40] <Mios> Did they ever get the Software Centre ‍to work by downloading, then queuing the next file while the downloaded file is install?
[21:40] <grumbel> Is subpixel font rendering in Ubuntu broken or am I missing something? -> http://pingus.seul.org/~grumbel/tmp/md5/d98c9d03ea1dd4e81a8a02936d20dea3-subpixelrendering-bug.png
[21:40] <grumbel> Not that BGR and RGB look identical, while they should not
[21:41] <RoH^> ChogyDan & ActionParsnip: In fact, i m trying to use xfwm4 as my gnome session window manager
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> RoH^: then press ALT+F2 and run:   xfwm4 --replace
[21:43] <RoH^> Yes, but how can I make gnome lauch xfwm4 automatically at startup
[21:43] <arthurh> guntbert, ended up chrooting the file system and running passwd root, worked a charm
[21:43] <arthurh> guntbert, thanks for the info though ;)
[21:43] <RoH^> I tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=88393 but it did not work
[21:44] <guntbert> arthurh: thx for reporting back :-)
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> RoH^: try some of the configs in http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-610606.html
[21:47] <chalcedony> hey ActionParsnip :))
[21:47] <RoH^> Ok thanks for your advices
[21:47] <ognog> stupid question probably:  I'm trying to install driver for HP Deskjet 1050, and forums point to HPlip... I'm running #crunchbang and I can't figure out how to open HPlip...
[21:48] <ognog> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1621081&highlight=deskjet+1050
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> hi chalcedony
[21:48] <ognog> can't find it in menu, and I'm not sure if I can find a binary and open it that way or what
[21:49] <ThinkT510> !hplip | ognog
[21:49] <ThinkT510> oops
[21:49] <ognog> nice try though
[21:49] <kofte> hi all
[21:50] <chalcedony> hi kofte :)
[21:50] <ThinkT510> ognog: i'm running arch myself and found it sufficient to simply add the appropriate ppd to cups
[21:50] <ognog> i'm not sure which ppd to use though
[21:50] <kofte> I'm having a problem with GNOME desktop.  For some reason, menus on the panel are disappearing or getting mixed up.  Anybody knows what the problem might be?
[21:51] <kofte> hi chalcedony!
[21:51] <kofte> ActionParsnip, I understand you might have some wisdom to share!
[21:52] <tuggle> hi, could someone explain the align-payload option for cryptsetup better than the man?
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> kofte:  are the items locked to the panel?
[21:53] <ognog> i bought this printer for a friend who is running an old computer, and I put #crunchbang on it because i don't think it can hand ubuntu, and I thought the HP printer would just work
[21:54] <ognog> looking around, can't find anyone talking about a specific ppd
[21:54] <kofte> ActionParsnip: I thought they were.  I'm talking about standard menus, like the menu with the Shutdown button and the Applications menu.  For example, Shutdown is now under System, and most submenus are missing from Applications.
[21:54] <ognog> the one i tried, it says it prints, but it'
[21:54] <ognog> s not printing
[21:54] <ThomasB2k> Is there any "does everything" programming framework for Ubuntu, like Windows has the .NET Framework and Mac has Cocoa?
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> kofte: set them up and then right click and select 'lock item' on each thing
[21:54] <erik333> anyone know why no input devices would show up in the sound precerences UI tool? mic seems to work on the alsa end by testing arecord | aplay
[21:54] <luxgeek> Ok, what do I do if an upgrade was interrupted...and when I came back to it it only did a "partial" upgrade? Is there a log or something I can see and how can I clear it or whatever to make sure the stuff it hung on will still be done?
[21:55] <javahorn> quiet splash i changed , it improved only when power is on. but when i take away power cord, it goes very dim
[21:55] <ManuXn> hola!
[21:55] <ThinkT510> ognog: http://www.openprinting.org/printer/HP/HP-DesignJet_1050C
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> ognog: what is the output of:   lsb_release -d    please
[21:55] <MacGyverNL> ThomasB2k: The C library.
[21:55] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  well I believe mono is the .net equivilent
[21:55] <luxgeek> It hung on some pkg starting with fuse- (don't remember what the rest of the pkg name was)
[21:55] <kofte> ActionParsnip: I'm not sure how to get the missing items back.
[21:55] <ManuXn> alguien de latinoamerica
[21:55] <ThomasB2k> coz_: I'm not really looking for equivalents
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> !panels | kofte
[21:55] <ChogyDan> luxgeek: what kind of upgrade was this?  lucid->maverick?
[21:55] <luxgeek> ThomasB2k: mono IS the .net equivalent.
[21:55] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  windows uses mono as well
[21:56] <ognog> 9.04 ActionParsnip
[21:56] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: Lucid, and it's "security" update thing...
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> ognog: jaunty is no longer supported
[21:56] <shruggar> I am trying to mount a fuse filesystem (djmount), but I receive the error: "djmount: unknown mount option 'dev'"   I am not specifying -o dev   or -o defaults    what might be causing this?
[21:56] <ThinkT510> ognog: there is a direct link to a ppd there: http://www.openprinting.org/printer/HP/HP-DesignJet_1050C
[21:56] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  most applications in ubuntu are written in C  some in C++  some in python some in mono  etc
[21:56] <achilleas> Evening good people. I've been having trouble finding a solution to my problem on the forums: My wireless network connection speed is always displayed as "Unknown" in the connection information window and 0 kb/s bit rate in iwconfig. (Atheros, AR9285, ath9k driver, Ubuntu 10.04).
[21:56] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: Sorry, the update-manager called it an upgrade, it was actually just a security update...
[21:56] <ChogyDan> luxgeek: try sudo apt-get upgrade on the command line
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> ognog: it is EOL, please upgrade to at least Lucid as Karmic only has 1 month of life left
[21:57] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  but I believe most linux people shy away from mono or dont like it  probably because of its windows association  but I am not certain of that
[21:57] <ThomasB2k> Coz_, Luxgeek, I know that Mono is the .NET equivalent for Ubuntu, but is there a framework for Ubuntu that basically does everything?
[21:57] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: ok, but I'm concerned that, because the pkg was downloaded that it may "skip" it and it still won't be  updated.
[21:57] <Jasonn> achilleas: but the internet connection works?
[21:57] <ognog> ok ActionParsnip, i'm going to try installing xubuntu for him i think, not sure if it will run, he's running an amd duron 700mhz i think with like under 200mb of ddr ._.
[21:57] <kofte> ubottu: That made some custom links I had disappear.  The Power menu has also returned, which is good, but the submenus are still missing from Applications
[21:57] <ChogyDan> luxgeek: naw
[21:57] <coz_> ThomasB2k,  are you wanting to code something?
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> ognog: lubuntu is lightweight and very useful
[21:58] <kofte> oh!
[21:58] <luxgeek> ThomasB2k: Not that I'm aware of. Remember, this AIN'T windoze! :P
[21:58] <ThomasB2k> okay
[21:58] <ThomasB2k> thank you
[21:58] <ognog> thanks ActionParsnip, i'll have to check that out
[21:58] <Krycek> oO
[21:58] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: ok, thx
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> achilleas: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1650507
[21:58] <achilleas> Jasonn: yes, everything works fine. But it would be good to know if my Wireless N connection is working
[21:58] <bbbeee> HI room
[21:58] <Krycek> hi
[21:59] <bbbeee> i am trying to run a command at start script but its not getting run
[21:59] <ognog> and ThinkT510, that's for 1050c, not the same printer, though I may have better luck for now
[21:59] <achilleas> ActionParsnip: thanks. I'll have a look
[21:59] <dorpsgek> why is /dev/dsp taken from the kernel, it cannot be the size of the module, i have to compile every new kernel update
[21:59] <bbbeee> here is the line /etc/init.d/script start
[22:00] <hwilde> bbbeee, you put it in rc.local ?
[22:00] <bbbeee> after boot when i run it # /etc/init.d/script start then it start
[22:00] <bbbeee> hwilde: i had put this same line in /etc/rc.local file
[22:00] <bbbeee> but still not getting run..
[22:00] <B1naryTh1ef> Does anyone know of a good manual for Ubuntu 10.04 LAMP?
[22:00] <luxgeek> ChogyDan: Where does the update-manager or apt-get dl the files before unpacking them? (just want to see what's in there ) and IS there some sort of log?
[22:01] <bbbeee> > /bin/bash /etc/init.d/script start
[22:01] <ThinkT510> B1naryTh1ef: try asking in #ubuntu-server
[22:01] <bbbeee> hwilde: that last seperate start word work with command ?
[22:01] <bbbeee> in rc.local file
[22:01] <superjames> it appears the tty does not die when i close gnome-terminal, is it just me? feature? bug?
[22:02] <hwilde> bbbeee, yeah that's fine, try putting   /etc/init.d/script start  1> /home/whatever/stdout.log 2> /home/whatever/stderr.log         to see if it's creating an error messages or output.  put an echo in your script
[22:03] <achilleas> ActionParsnip: It appears the thread you linked is about enabling the wireless adapter. My only problem is that it doesn't show connection speed, while it works properly. Though I'm not sure if I get proper WifiN speeds
[22:03] <bbbeee> hwilde: thanks i do it now..
[22:04] <Loshki> luxgeek: downloaded deb files are cached in /var/cache/apt/archive. The package log is in /var/log/dpkg/status
[22:04] <hwilde> bbbeee, also note you will need to use the full paths for everything in the script
[22:04] <luxgeek> Loshki: Thx :)
[22:04] <luxgeek> Found the logs too :)
[22:05] <Starminn> This is driving me batty. How do I change cursor on 10.10?
[22:06] <mgolisch> Starminn: what cursor?
[22:06] <Starminn> mgolisch: Any. I can't even get the default choices to work.
[22:06] <ThinkT510> Starminn: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy
[22:07] <chalcedony> kofte, you doing ok?
[22:08] <Starminn> ThinkT510: Why this never worked before is beyond me.. :/ Alright, thanks
[22:08] <Dennis272> anyone willing to help me with a problem im having with ubuntu
[22:08] <Starminn> ThinkT510: This only works sometimes.
[22:09] <chalcedony> Dennis272, try to explain the problem, usually someone will try to help you
[22:09] <Starminn> ThinkT510: I know it sounds weird, but it only works in some areas, so it's constantly switching between the two.
[22:09] <kofte> chalcedony: sort of.  That command didn't resolve everything, but it definitely helped.  ActionParsnip left before I managed to say anything, but I think I might be able to figure it out from here.
[22:09] <Dennis272> basicly when i install it grub boot loader doesnt show up
[22:09] <Dennis272> nor does it show on the windows boot loader
[22:10] <Dennis272> im trying to dual boot ubunto and windows 7
[22:11] <ThinkT510> Starminn: do you use kde apps in gnome?
[22:11] <chalcedony> kofte, it might be helpful if you have custom items, to do a backup before you restore to original. someone else might be able to help you with that last icon item, if you have problems
[22:12] <Starminn> ThinkT510: KolourPaint and KBounce, neithe rof which are running (or have been run) at the time in quite a while.
[22:12] <Starminn> ThinkT510: Let's take Pidgin, for example. In this channel's window if I'm in the conversation then it's what I just chose the cursos to be. Should I move my mouse to the list of people in the room or to change the tab, it's the old default.
[22:13] <Dennis272> so no one can help me?
[22:13] <ThinkT510> Starminn: hmm, thats odd, wish i could help more
[22:13] <chalcedony> Dennis272, there are things on the web to help you with dual boot
[22:13] <Starminn> !details | Dennis272
[22:14] <kofte> chalcedony: the problem was with the Application folders, but I've figured out how to restore them now.  The custom items are not a big deal.
[22:14] <Logan_WP> !dualboot | Dennis272
[22:14] <javahorn> Starminn: i have VGA cable, but connecting laptop to TV, does not show picture of laptop on TV, as it did for windows XP, what is the way out?
[22:14] <chalcedony> kofte, good i'm glad
[22:14] <maco> javahorn: did you check the display settings on the computer and tell it to use the external screen?
[22:14] <Starminn> javahorn: I don't know everything. I helped you set up your Ubuntu but I know nothing about video connections, etc. Ask somebody else.
[22:15] <Dennis272> i know how to dual boot ive done it before but for some reason this time the grub bootloader isnt showing up and its acting like i havnt even installed it and im im installing 10.10
[22:15] <kofte> chalcedony: the key step was that reset command.  I'm writing it down for the future.  Thanks for the advice!
[22:15] <Starminn> ThinkT510: That's alright. Thanks for the attempt.
[22:15] <kofte> later all
[22:16] <javahorn> maco:  at monitor?
[22:16] <maco> javahorn: on the computer. i think its system -> preferences -> Display ?
[22:17] <javahorn> maco: none is there?
[22:17] <capjoel> hi
[22:18] <capjoel> I wanted to ask a question about if I am allowed to give away CD's of Ubutun away with computers I sell
[22:19] <Logan_WP> !ask | capjoel
[22:19] <capjoel> oh ok
[22:19] <capjoel> !ask I wanted to ask a question about if I am allowed to give away CD's of Ubutun away with computers I sell
[22:20] <semitones> capjoel, sounds good to me! but I am only a semitones
[22:20] <chalcedony> capjoel, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9680624
[22:20] <Dennis272> ubuntu is open sorce so i doubt there will be any problem with it
[22:20] <cabbagebot> how do magnets work?
[22:20] <Logan_WP> !ot | cabbagebot
[22:20] <capjoel> thanks
[22:21] <keke> hi all
[22:21] <maco> javahorn: anything htat looks like its icon is a monitor?  could also open a terminal and do "xrandr --auto" to activate the other one
[22:21] <chalcedony> i'm trying to install Kopete on my ubuntu 10.04, but i need help to understand the error: X Error: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter) 3
[22:21] <chalcedony>   Major opcode: 20 (X_GetProperty)
[22:21] <chalcedony>   Resource id:  0x6e0455f
[22:21] <chalcedony>  
[22:21] <FloodBot1> chalcedony: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:22] <chalcedony> and a second error which reoccurs knotify(28022) NotifyByPopup::slotDBusNotificationClosed: 265   ->  0
[22:22] <chalcedony> knotify(28022) NotifyByPopup::slotDBusNotificationClosed: failed to find knotify id for dbus_id 265
[22:22] <mike23pizzo> Can anyone here help me with compizconfig?  I have some effect enabled but nothing is happening
[22:23] <Logan_WP> !compiz | mike23pizzo
[22:23] <capjoel> oh awesome, I think I will do that, give windows a challange xD
[22:23] <vivid> i need to use the siimage kernel module but i dont want to build an entire new kernel, can i build just the module?
[22:23] <javahorn> maco: the command xrandr --auto has to be run while plugged in for VGA cable?
[22:23] <maco> javahorn: yes
 Thanks for being here and helping you all........   (I know this is off topic. So!)
[22:24] <maco> javahorn: if you do it while it's plugged in, it should turn it on. if you do it while it's not, it should turn off the vga
[22:25] <keke> i have a question. im a newbie at linux and ubuntu. im using  YlmfOS (ubuntu based) in a virtual machine VMware. i already installed the system and its nice. and i add a new virtual hdd.it is shown as sdb ext4 formatted.the problem is when i try to copy some pictures etc to sdb ,an error occured "Permission denied" how can i change permission about sdb ?
[22:27] <keke> is anybody living there
[22:27] <aeon-ltd> keke: chmod or chown. a dirty work around but you could just use sudo to move them - that should work aswell
[22:27] <keke> what r the commands about this chmod or chown
[22:28] <aeon-ltd> keke: chmod and chown, changes permissions and owners respectively
[22:29] <keke> i understood aeon.but i ask how i give copying etc all permissions to my sdb
[22:29] <xrdodrx> how do I stop ubuntu's obnoxious update window from appearing and slowing my CPU to a halt at random times?
[22:29] <keke> by using chmod
[22:29] <paulEU> Hi all
[22:29] <xangua> xrdodrx: software centre>edit>sources>update
[22:30] <Loshki> keke: have you mounted /dev/sdb. If so, where is it mounted?
[22:30] <lala> I accidentally deleted all my panels (10.04) How do I restore them?
[22:30] <aeon-ltd> keke: sudo chmod +rw /mnt/name-of-whatever-you-mounted-it-as
[22:30] <geirha> keke: sdb should only be writable to root. You need to change the permissions on the filesystem it contains, so mount it first, then use chown on the mount-point.
[22:30] <xrdodrx> xangua, ?
[22:30] <javahorn> maco: it does throw to PC monitor , thanks.
[22:30] <aeon-ltd> !panels | lala
[22:30] <paulEU> I have question about package wine, is it possible install older version of wine 1.1.42 into ubuntu maverick 10.10 (there is a 1.2 wine). I ask because I need support USB in wine
[22:30] <javahorn> maco:  but i face screen brightness issue
[22:30] <lala> aeon-ltd, and to get to the terminal?
[22:30] <javahorn> maco: ie when i take off power plug, screen brightness goes very very down,
[22:30] <MiniPie> question how do i get my 802.11b card to be the default network connection and auto connect on start up
[22:31] <aeon-ltd> lala: alt-f2, gnome-terminal
[22:31] <maco> javahorn: thats your power settings
[22:31] <paulEU> and I found that old version wine is supported by patch
[22:31] <javahorn> maco:  when i plug in ie power cable it is normal
[22:31] <mun24> I moved my ubuntu installed hard drive to another hardware. Now network card is not workign
[22:31] <xrdodrx> xangua, and uncheck "check for updates"?
[22:31] <trism> xrdodrx: you can stop if from popping up the window automatically by unchecking: /apps/update-notifier/auto-launch in gconf-editor; it will show an icon in the notification area instead
[22:31] <mun24> How can I install the new network card
[22:31] <geirha> keke: sudo chown "$USER:" /media/mountpoint   # is probably enough
[22:31] <javahorn> maco:  where to see, as i seem to have checked it
[22:31] <lala> thanks.
[22:31] <xrdodrx> trism, I'd rather it didn't even check, I prefer manual updates via apt-get update && upgrade
[22:31] <maco> javahorn: its to save battery when you unplug. you can set how much it dims by dragging a slider. i dont know what its called in the menu as i use kubuntu, but im sure you can find it. posibly by  clicking the battery icon
[22:32] <xrdodrx> trism, the current system kills my CPU on my netbook at random times :)
[22:32] <Hezinho> hello
[22:32] <mun24> I moved my ubuntu installed hard drive to another hardware. Now network card is not working. Can I boot from live cd and update drivers or something?
[22:32] <Hezinho> can someone help me here plz
[22:32] <Hezinho> ?
[22:32] <aeon-ltd> Hezinho: ask, next time don't ask to ask
[22:33] <MiniPie> question how do i get my 802.11b card to be the default network connection and auto connect on start up  only the wired connection is coming up on default
[22:35] <javahorn> maco: there is On battery power, but , i untick Reduce backlight brightness , but it does not increase the brightness
[22:35] <Praxi> Anyone have any good FOSS program for Network Usage monitoring, like say I want to know the top 10 talkers at a given point in time that they would recomend?
[22:36] <DanteX> Hi guys Making the switch to Ubuntu permantley  just need to know whats the torrent client of choice among Ubuntu geeks
[22:36] <keke> shown as mounted in /media/D2 and partition name as /dev/sdb1
[22:36] <geirha> DanteX: It comes pre-installed with Transmission BitTorrent client. It does the job nicely.
[22:37] <boubou_> hey guys, is that ok if i run    apt-get upgrade    ?
[22:37] <mike23pizzo> My appearance preference keeps reverting back to None...which is probably the reason of my other problem.  Is there a know reason why it keeps reverting back to None?
[22:37] <Alexqw3> DanteX: Transmission is quite nice.  Though I like using rtorrent along with screen.  It's CLI, but it makes it useful to connect to and monitor from anywhere.
[22:37] <geirha> keke: then  sudo chown "$USER:" /media/D2
[22:38] <geirha> keke: That will make you the owner
[22:38] <keke> Geirha: Ty it is working now.. i m copied right now..
[22:39] <maco> javahorn: i think that'll only affect on the next unplug
[22:39] <maco> javahorn: dont you have buttons on the keyboard to change brightness?
[22:39] <boubou_> is that ok if i do   apt-get upgrade ????
[22:40] <javahorn> maco: yes, but it is dummy, it does not affect it
[22:40] <itaylor57> boubou_: yes
[22:40] <javahorn> quiet splash acpi_backlight=vendor
[22:40] <Neosano> Hello guys, my bluetooth device doesn't even show up in lsusb, why?
[22:40] <javahorn> maco: as suggested here, i changed to this, this improved the backlight only when the power cord is inserted
[22:42] <maco> javahorn: if you unplug it again, does it stay bright this time?
[22:42] <styluss> hi
[22:42] <javahorn> maco: i unplug and let it be unplugged, it does not stay bright
[22:43] <kefir> any suggestions for tool to stream video from a webcam?
[22:43] <styluss> how do i know why a vpn connection fails?
[22:43] <maco> javahorn: sounds like a bug then
[22:43] <mike23pizzo> My appearance preference keeps reverting back to None...which is probably the reason of my other problem.  Is there a know reason why it keeps reverting back to None?
[22:43] <javahorn> maco: i have samsung
[22:43] <kefir> styluss: check tcpdump of traffic inside tunnel and outside tunnel, and see what happens. use wireshark instead of tcpdump for a GUI. Oh, did you read all logs? :) and switch on verbose logging?
[22:44] <aeon-ltd> kefir: is the webcam local?
[22:45] <styluss> kefir: i'm using the network applet from gnome panel. I get a "the vpn connection failed because vpn service failed to start" message
[22:45] <kefir> aeon-ltd: yes. I can see stuff with webcamstudio, but I'd like to stream it out, and the streaming in webcamstudio isn't working... so I was looking for other suggestions
[22:45] <javahorn> maco: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1603727.html ?
[22:45] <kefir> styluss: openvpn? I had that issue lots of times with openvpn. For some weird reason, just restarting 10-20 times suddenly resolved it. Couldn't find a decent log for that
[22:46] <sinisterstuf> where are (F11) SLiM screenshots saved?
[22:46] <styluss> kefir: it's strange because i have the same exact OS and packages on my laptop and it works.
[22:46] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  did you get your effects going in compiz?
[22:46] <mike23pizzo> No
[22:47] <minimec> Hi. I had to swich back to irssi 0.8.12, because I had some encoding problems. Now I would like to remove the source packages I installed with 'sudo apt-get build-dep irssi'. '... autoremove would not work' Is there another way to remove these -dev packages?
[22:47] <mike23pizzo> I noticed that for some reason they visual appears keeps getting reverted back to none
[22:47] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok which vido card do you have
[22:47] <mike23pizzo> Uh...total noob here, is there an easy way to find that haha
[22:47] <jrib> mike23pizzo: did you ever run things with sudo that shouldn't be run with sudo?  Check permissions of your ~/.gconf/
[22:47] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  yes open a terminal and copy paste t his command     lspci | grep -i vga
[22:47] <styluss> kefir: it's openvpn. where are the logs for this?
[22:48] <javahorn> maco: http://www.voria.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=4409 ?
[22:48] <maco> javahorn: dude, im at work. if its a bug, file it on launchpad
[22:48] <jrib> mike23pizzo: apt-cache showsrc irssi   and remove the build-depends
[22:48] <maco> javahorn: you can get help with that in #ubuntu-bugs
[22:48] <jrib> mike23pizzo: erm, ignroe my last
[22:48] <javahorn> maco: thanks a lot and sorry too. :)
[22:49] <kefir> styluss: I found it was more stable to manually configure openvpn and run it as a service... couldn't find any useful logs for the gnome applet, but the openvpn log should be defined in the openvpn config, I guess
[22:49] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  did you get that?
[22:49] <keke> i dont like the other versions of linux.but ubuntu is really different. if i met ubuntu before windows xp .i never use windows Xp and upper versions of windows..
[22:49] <jrib> minimec: apt-cache showsrc irssi   and remove the build-depends
[22:49] <mike23pizzo> Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated
[22:49] <minimec> jrib: Nice! THX
[22:49] <coz_> keke,  the more you use it the more you will see how much control you have
[22:50] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok   not sure if that intel card is supported  for compiz   I dont know much about intel... hold on let me check
[22:50] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  that should work
[22:50] <apocalyptiq> hi! i've had WinXP and Ubuntu on the same HD
[22:50] <apocalyptiq> but even when I removed WinXP
[22:50] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   open a terminal and type   compiz --replace ccp &
[22:50] <apocalyptiq> and installed only Ubuntu
[22:50] <apocalyptiq> system checker on boot remains
[22:51] <MalMen> hi, can anybody helpme please
[22:51] <MalMen> malmen@malmen-laptop:~$  mount -t smbfs //192.168.1.91/harddisk/Musica /home/malmen/Música/
[22:51] <jrib> !enter | apocalyptiq
[22:51] <apocalyptiq> i've deleted boot.ini
[22:51] <MalMen> that is not working
[22:51] <mike23pizzo> coz, it said command not found
[22:51] <jrib> !smb | MalMen
[22:51] <MalMen> i am trying to mount a remote dir in a local dir with smbfs, but is not working
[22:51] <rtdos> sorry i missed a possible reply as i been trying to figure this out the last few hours on another machine:  two questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think
[22:51] <jrib> MalMen: read the wiki link, you should be using cifs
[22:51] <rtdos> i did
[22:51] <kefir> styluss: my problems were worst with Ubuntu 9.10 I think. 10.04 and 10.10 have been better
[22:51] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ?  mmm   in terminal  type   or copy paste    lsb_release -a
[22:52] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  what is the read out of that command
[22:52] <mike23pizzo> mike@mike-Gateway-M285:~$ compiz --replace ccp &
[22:52] <mike23pizzo> [1] 2401
[22:52] <mike23pizzo> mike@mike-Gateway-M285:~$ libccs: dlopen: /usr/lib/compizconfig/backends/libgconf.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:52] <mike23pizzo> compiz (cube) - Warn: Failed to load slide: /usr/share/gdm/themes/Human/ubuntu.png
[22:52] <FloodBot1> mike23pizzo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:52] <mike23pizzo> Couldn't find a perfect decorator match; trying all decorators
[22:52] <apocalyptiq> hi! i've had WinXP and Ubuntu on the same HD, but even when I removed WinXP, and installed only Ubuntu,  system checker on boot with various Ubuntu versions and WinXP (which does not working) remain, i've deleted boot.ini, how can I remove Windows from there? I have no windows installed
[22:53] <minimec> jrib: 34.7MB disk space will be freed ... Again THX ;)
[22:53] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  when there are more than 3 lines  go to  http://paste.ubuntu.com/  and paste it there  hit the "Paste"  buton and give us the link it shows
[22:53] <mike23pizzo> Ok sorry about that, I didn't know.
[22:53] <apocalyptiq> is there some boot.ini equivalent in Ubuntu?
[22:53] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   in your terminal  type      sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[22:53] <jrib> apocalyptiq: how did you remove windows exactly?
[22:54] <apocalyptiq> where can I setup boot?
[22:54] <apocalyptiq> jrib, i've formatted out my HD
[22:54] <keke> coz_ im expert user in windows xp.but i saw windows softwares allways have problems problems and problems... ubuntu is nice easy to learn system ,and i like the adding option in panel too much. i start using ubuntu as a virtual Os only 3-4 days ago...
[22:54] <apocalyptiq> and installed Ubuntu only
[22:54] <mike23pizzo> Ok it says done
[22:54] <coz_> keke,  there you go :)
[22:54] <jrib> apocalyptiq: pastebin: sudo fdisk -l
[22:54] <apocalyptiq> no, partition with Ubuntu and WinXP
[22:55] <apocalyptiq> i've left NTSC partition with my stuff, and there was boot.ini
[22:55] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  mm  ok go to  system/administration/synaptic package manager
[22:55] <styluss> kefir: thanks, i'll try to run openvpn as a service.
[22:55] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  let me know when that opens
[22:55] <mike23pizzo> Ok it's open
[22:56] <apocalyptiq> jrib, http://pastebin.com/2nNw4LUY
[22:56] <kefir> styluss: good luck. The howtos I found on (the old?) openvpn website worked great, I set up cert auth VPN pretty quickly
[22:56] <jrib> apocalyptiq: ok, what's on the ntfs partition?
[22:56] <MalMen> jrib very thank you sudo apt-get install smbfs solves :)
[22:56] <jrib> MalMen: ok, but you should be using cifs when you mount
[22:56] <apocalyptiq> jrib, some of my stuff, music, projects etc.
[22:57] <MalMen> jrib what is the diference ? :O
[22:57] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok  hit the Settings menu and click  Repositories
[22:57] <mike23pizzo> ok
[22:57] <kefir> any tips on home-brew video streaming from webcam would be appreciated
[22:57] <jrib> MalMen: I don't know.  I don't use either.  But I know that cifs is what you should use
[22:57] <jayd3e> will C ever be replaced as the main language to write operating systems in?
[22:57] <jrib> !ot | jayd3e
[22:57] <anon_> Someone told me microsoft is patent suing redhat again, true or false?
[22:58] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   on the first tab make sure all tick boxes are ticked,,,click the second tab and do the same...let me know if you had to tick any boxes
[22:58] <anon_> (Google wouldn't tell me.)
[22:58] <mike23pizzo> I had to tick canonical partners and canonical parters (source code)
[22:58] <jrib> MalMen: the wiki page I gave you links to: http://joey.ubuntu-rocks.org/blog/2007/04/25/resolution-to-mounting-samba-shares-dont-use-smbfs/
[22:59] <keke> coz_ : i only have some problems in partitioning manual virtual hdd when installing ubuntu. i give 15gb to virtual hdd .and make 2-3 parts . 1st one is about 8GB , 2.nd one is 5gb and a swap area. but i dont understood to give "/" , "usr/local"  , "/home"  .why we give this? could you explain how the linux partitioning working whole ?
[22:59] <apocalyptiq> So, where can I setup boot menu in Ubuntu?
[22:59] <crimsonmane> If my WUSB device stops functioning after 15 minutes of idle pc time, how can i get it going again without rebooting the computer?
[22:59] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   ok close that dialog and then click the "RELOAD"  button and when that is finished click the "Mark all upgrades" button
[22:59] <jrib> apocalyptiq: please be patient
[23:00] <mike23pizzo> This is what I got
[23:00] <mike23pizzo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/574704/
[23:00] <coz_> keke,    take a look here   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition
[23:00] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok still click the mark all upgrades and then hit the apply
[23:01] <apocalyptiq> I see something like startupmanager
[23:01] <apocalyptiq> maybe that will help
[23:01] <mike23pizzo> The apply button is greyd out
[23:01] <mike23pizzo> Even after I click mark all upgrades
[23:01] <crimsonmane> If my WUSB device stops functioning after 15 minutes of idle pc time, how can i get it going again without rebooting the computer?
[23:01] <craigbass1976> I just opened up an xls in calc, and when I tried to change a number I get this "cell protected" message, then I'm prompted for a password to unprotect the document.  Is there a way around this?
[23:02] <jrib> craigbass1976: no idea, you might try the openoffice channel too
[23:02] <jrib> !openoffice | craigbass1976
[23:02] <keke> coz_ ok lets look this link
[23:03] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok that means no updates are available
[23:03] <mike23pizzo> ok
[23:03] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  now close synaptic and reopen a terminal
[23:03] <mike23pizzo> ok it's open
[23:03] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   type  carefully    compiz --replace ccp &
[23:03] <kefir> has anyone managed to stream video from a webcam with ubuntu 10.10? I have an old logitech webcam that is supported by v4l
[23:04] <coz_> kefir,  I believe that has to do with v4l  or video4linux  stuff
[23:04] <mike23pizzo> This is what I got
[23:04] <mike23pizzo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/574706/
[23:05] <kefir> coz_: yeah, probably. but I was hoping for some software that worked. I've tried ffmpeg and webcamstudio so far. I see video, but no streaming
[23:05] <crimsonmane> kefir you need a specific chat program
[23:05] <crimsonmane> let me get it for you kefir
[23:05] <insanity99> hey guys, whats the shortcut for the directory /home/neil again?
[23:06] <aeon-ltd> insanity99: if your name is neil, its '~/'
[23:06] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok reopen synaptic package manager    system/administration/synaptic package manager
[23:06] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   then hit the "Search button and type in    libgconf
[23:06] <mike23pizzo> ook
[23:06] <kefir> crimsonmane: I'm not looking for skype or video-conferencing, but streaming
[23:06] <insanity99> ?
[23:06] <mike23pizzo> I have the results in front of me
[23:07] <crimsonmane> i understand kefir. i've done it before. it begins with the letter J. i'm looking for it.
[23:07] <kefir> crimsonmane: thanks
[23:07] <crimsonmane> you're after something so you can stream cam in messenger correct?
[23:07] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  one thing,,,when talking to someone specifically ,, type the first 2 or 3 letters of th eir name  ,,, hit the tab key to complete their name then type the message,,, they will be alerted that you are talking iwht them
[23:08] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  you have which results in front of you?
[23:08] <mike23pizzo> coz_, the libgconf
[23:08] <Guest5888> hello all  i have a question? why am i guest i didnt change my name? whats happened
[23:08] <Guest5888> my name should be vic
[23:08] <kefir> crimsonmane: not really, I'm looking for something where anyone interested can join, ideally open a web page and see some video
[23:09] <rtdos> two questions:   1. conflicting login screens? when the login screen appears, after i enter my username, the login screen disappears as though xinit is reinitializing. 2. whenever the screensaver kicks in and i attempt to login from the screensaver i get an onscreen keyboard (i have uninstalled accessibility options or at least i think i did
[23:09] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok what is listed as installed>  actually just take a screenshot of that window with   alt+printscreen when that window is focused and upload to  picpaste.com
[23:10] <crimsonmane> kefir: that is often a service provided by the camera people... that's above my knowledge.
[23:10] <crimsonmane> If my WUSB device stops functioning after 15 minutes of idle pc time, how can i get it going again without rebooting the computer?
[23:10] <arbitrator> I'm trying to unrar a file from a LiveCD. Not having much luck.
[23:10] <crimsonmane> arbitrator: are you using 7zip?
[23:11] <arbitrator> crimsonmane: the rar/unrar util. If I don't sudo it says i lack permission, if I do sudo it can't find it.
[23:11] <coz_> crimsonmane,   not sure...did you look under system/preferences/power management ?
[23:11] <mike23pizzo> coz_, http://picpaste.com/upload.php
[23:11] <coz_> crimsonmane,  copy and paste the rar from the live cd to the desktop perhaps
[23:12] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   that is not a link to the image
[23:12] <crimsonmane> coz_ yes it is not related to power management. i set them to 2 hours and issue persists. the rar question was not me :)
[23:12] <mike23pizzo> coz_,  whoops, sorry here ya go http://picpaste.com/Screenshot-KM1k4wmr.png
[23:12] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   click the brouse button there and browse to the screenshot imges,,, then say Yes to "rules'  and click Upload Picture"
[23:13] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   is this ubuntu Maverick 10.10 ?
[23:14] <raido> crimsonmane: how about pulling it out and re inserting it, also, since its a USB device, it may be a power setting that you can tweak in your bios.
[23:14] <mike23pizzo> coz_,  Yeah, 10.10
[23:14] <mman> ubuntu 10.04 does not recognize usb modem. Ubuntu 10.10 does. How can I make ubuntu 10.04 recognize it?
[23:14] <crimsonmane> raido: i did remove and insert the WUSB and the power light won't come on or device not even get detected.
[23:14] <Neolex> hi all
[23:14] <Neolex> salut tout le monde *
[23:14] <Aikar> holy crap memory leak in banshee
[23:15] <Aikar> banshee is using 2.4GB of memory lol
[23:15] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  have you installed or removed anything on this system recently?
[23:15] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  also is this a clean install of 10.10  or upgraded from 10. ?
[23:15] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  rather upgraded from 10.04
[23:15] <vtor> hay all  how do i install tor from terminal?? thanks
[23:15] <raido> crimsonmane: check bios settings
[23:15] <coz_> vtor,  if it is in the repositories    sudo apt-get install tor
[23:15] <mike23pizzo> coz_,  clean install I think.  And yeah I tried a few dock programs but didn't like them
[23:15] <jrib> !tor | vtor
[23:16] <crimsonmane> raido:  what should i be looking for?
[23:16] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  did you add or remove and compiz packages
[23:16] <pw-toxic> hi, can I use 4 screens with an ATI onboard graphic card and one PCIE NVIDIA Graphic card?
[23:16] <mike23pizzo> Yeah
[23:16] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  which
[23:16] <mman> ubuntu 10.04 does not recognize usb modem. Ubuntu 10.10 does. How can I make ubuntu 10.04 recognize it?
[23:16] <raido> crimsonmane: anything USB bus and or power related
[23:16] <vtor> thanks :)
[23:16] <mike23pizzo> coz_, I think all of them.  Then I re-installed them
[23:17] <coz_> mmm
[23:17] <crimsonmane> raido: my keyboard and mouse are USB. the WirelessUSB card is the only one with issues. do you still feel i should check bios?
[23:17] <keke> coz_ the link is about how to add delete create partition .i knew them nice. i dont understand giving mount point to a created new partition.when i create a second partition and give mount point /home to this partition is my D: drive(as windows ntfs partition names like C: D: for understanding nicely) is  in /home folder?.what r the similar folders as same in windows? ntldr ,boot.ini,ntdetect>grub (in a "boot" folder in ubuntu)    Documents and Settings > /home
[23:17] <keke> , /home/username    c:\windows  >  root ?
[23:17] <coz_> mike23pizzo,     open a terminal and type  dpkg -l | grep compiz  << copy patste that just incase and go to http://paste.ubuntu.com/ and paste the readout
[23:18] <coz_> keke,   I am not up on all options with partitioning,,, but I know there are others here with better skills with that :)
[23:18] <keke> ok ;)
[23:18] <coz_> keke,  so you might want to ask again so someone with greater skills can handle this :)
[23:18] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: Upgrade your kernel
[23:18] <mike23pizzo> coz_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/574716/
[23:18] <raido> crimsonmane: are you on a laptop?
[23:19] <crimsonmane> raido: desktop
[23:19] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, i have latest kernel...:S
[23:19] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: Which is what exactly?
[23:19] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok open synaptic package manager again...hit the Search button and type in compiz
[23:19] <crimsonmane> raido: i'm fairly certain also that i have nothing in bios set to power down for idleness. i like pyaing extra for my juice... jk. but still... "fairly" certain...
[23:19] <raido> crimsonmane: oh, well thats not as likely a bios setting but at least you can rule it out by checking
[23:19] <crimsonmane> i'll check
[23:19] <mike23pizzo> coz_, I did that
[23:20] <mike23pizzo> coz_,  got the results
[23:20] <crimsonmane> do you know of a way i can script the device to turn back on tho?
[23:20] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, 2.6.32-28
[23:20] <arbitrator> So. . . anything?
[23:20] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: mine is 2.6.35-27-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP .  Does yours still look like "latest" to you?
[23:20] <Francis> I just did apt-get install ubuntu-desktop on server 10.10, i got a mouse and a GUI style terminal, but no menus or desktop, how do i fix this?
[23:20] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, thats the last I have downloaded, the one that ubuntu told me..
[23:21] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok make sure these are installed,,, compiz,,,compiz-core,,,compiz-dev..compiz-fusion-plugins-extra,,,compiz fuson plugins main..compiz-gnome..compiz plugins..compizconfig-backend-gconf..compizconfig-settingspmanager
[23:21] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: that's the latest STANDARD one for your release.  But it isn't good enough.  You need to jump the track entirely
[23:21] <keke> i have a question... the link is about how to add delete create partition .i knew them nice. i dont understand giving mount point to a created new partition.when i create a second partition and giving mount point "/home" to this partition makes /home folder as my D: drive like in windows OS.what r the similar folders as same in windows? ntldr ,boot.ini,ntdetect>grub (in a "boot" folder in ubuntu)    Documents and Settings > /home, /home/username    c:\windows
[23:21] <keke> >  root ?
[23:21] <aazert> hello there
[23:21] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: and that can be a little tricky.  Have you considered upgrading your release?
[23:21] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  also libcompizconfig0
[23:21] <aazert> i got remote server, i m on the machine;  how to check my bandwith speed ?
[23:22] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, so what do u recommend?
[23:22] <aazert> my host say that they provide 1 GB
[23:22] <raido> crimsonmane: if it sleeps from inactivity, then you could  write a simpke script to ping an address somewhere every few minutes
[23:22] <crimsonmane> speedtest.com
[23:22] <aazert> how to check that ?
[23:22] <keke>  i dont understand giving mount point to a created new partition.when i create a second partition and giving mount point "/home" to this partition makes /home folder as my D: drive like in windows OS.what r the similar folders as same in windows? ntldr ,boot.ini,ntdetect>grub (in a "boot" folder in ubuntu)    Documents and Settings > /home, /home/username    c:\windows >root ?
[23:22] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  also pyton-compizconfig
[23:22] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  rather  python-compizconfig
[23:22] <[TK]D-Fender> aazert: is that claim somewhere we can see?
[23:22] <crimsonmane> raido: the way i discovered this problem was downloading large files (WoW, torrents, Pandora)
[23:22] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, actually yes, but decided to go every two versions, so Im wating for 11.04 to come out
[23:22] <raido> crimsonmane: it craps out on large xfers???
[23:22] <aazert> i neither asked that question to my host [TK]D-Fender
[23:22] <crimsonmane> aazert: speedtest.net i think
[23:23] <arbitrator> I have un/rar from rarlab, but I can't get it to work. I moved it to /bin/, but it gets different errors depending on if you use sudo.
[23:23] <aazert> no
[23:23] <fx0> hi everyone
[23:23] <fx0> is someone available to help me with something?
[23:23] <aazert> i m talking a command line
[23:23] <aazert> to check
[23:23] <fx0> /whois $me
[23:23] <fx0> ups
[23:23] <crimsonmane> raido: it doesn't crap out, it just quits doing its job. if i stay at the computer doing other things the net stays solid
[23:23] <[TK]D-Fender> aazert: that wasn't a question  You said they CLAIM it.  Where do they claim it?
[23:23] <aazert> for me it should be possible
[23:23] <fx0> it's x chat
[23:23] <fx0> heh.
[23:23] <FloodBot1> fx0: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:23] <fx0> sry
[23:23] <crimsonmane> raido: size doesnt matter either (insert laughter here)
[23:23] <raido> crimsonmane: lol
[23:23] <aazert> on publicy [TK]D-Fender
[23:23] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: Well.. guess you're just going to wait.  Have you been keeping up to date with all the changes coming?
[23:24] <[TK]D-Fender> aazert: can we see this somewhere?
[23:24] <raido> crimsonmane: you got me. If possible, Id try a different piece of hardware.
[23:24] <aazert> as i got kvm access on my host i wanna
[23:24] <aazert> see in real time
[23:24] <keke> ok bye ...have a nice day to all
[23:24] <mike23pizzo> coz_, Ok I installed all the ones you told me to
[23:24] <Francis> I did apt-get install ubuntu-desktop on server 10.10, i got a mouse and a GUI style terminal, but no menus or desktop show up, how do i fix this?
[23:24] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, more or less, but what exactly do u mean?
[23:24] <fx0> guys
[23:24] <fx0> can anyone
[23:25] <fx0> help me with something?
[23:25] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok  now close synaptic  and open a terminal    compiz --replace ccp &
[23:25] <crimsonmane> raido: you are correct sir (ma'am?) WUSB devices have a history of fail with linux. but i had it long before i had linux. AND to top that off, i have a micro board and my sound card occupies the one PCI slot :) man i sure know how to pick my hardware!
[23:25] <crimsonmane> !ask | fx0
[23:25] <fx0> thank you
[23:25] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: Unity, changes in xorg, etc... some pretty big stuff.
[23:25] <fx0> i am trying to boot a ubuntu from a usb
[23:25] <fx0> flash drive
[23:25] <aazert> this is what it  written : Connexion 100Mbits ou 1 Gbits/sec
[23:25] <mike23pizzo> coz_, Ok done
[23:25] <fx0> w/e
[23:25] <fx0> and everything is fine
[23:25] <fx0> till
[23:25] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: Not sure how easy it will be if you don't like it and want to upgrade ... but to 1 step below current
[23:26] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  did you get the same error?
[23:26] <fx0> i get a error
[23:26] <raido> crimsonmane: even another USB dongle may be worth a try
[23:26] <crimsonmane> all on one line, fx0
[23:26] <sevenearths> can you install software on to a copy of ubuntu on usb?
[23:26] <mike23pizzo> No
[23:26] <fx0> during the instalation
[23:26] <crimsonmane> raido: forgive my ignorance. what is a dongle?
[23:26] <fx0> in a ISO
[23:26] <mike23pizzo> coz_, No it says starting gtk-window-detector
[23:26] <fx0> u can
[23:26] <crimsonmane> !ask | fx0
[23:26] <[TK]D-Fender> fx0: Please stop using <enter> as punctuation :)
[23:26] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  ok hit alt+f2 and type in   metacity --replace
[23:26] <fx0> heh...
[23:26] <shawnboy> Does anyone print envelopes successfully? If yes, which software do you use?
[23:26] <fx0> anyway how do i resize the screen in ubuntu
[23:26] <fx0> ?
[23:27] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  no go to system/preferences/appearance
[23:27] <crimsonmane> fx0 = troll. stated error, then asked how to resize.
[23:27] <mike23pizzo> coz_, ok I'm there
[23:27] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   in the visual effects tab  click  "Extra"
[23:27] <raido> crimsonmane: loosly termed for anything that sticks out from a USB port.
[23:27] <fx0> nvm that error , that was a new question
[23:27] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, guess im upgrading to 10.10 and then 11.04
[23:27] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, but why did ubuntu decided to make huge changes?
[23:27] <crimsonmane> raido: thank you :)
[23:28] <fx0> how do i resize to 800x600 in ubuntu ?
[23:28] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  now under system/preferences   open compizconfig settings manager   otherwise known as  ccsm
[23:28] <aazert> well my question is : is there any command the bandwith speed
[23:28] <aazert> ?
[23:28] <KUN> hi everybody!!!
[23:28] <michael_> --help
[23:28] <aazert> upstream & downstream
[23:28] <KUN> anyone play FoFix??
[23:28] <mike23pizzo> coz_, ok I'm there...I got my wobbly windows back!
[23:28] <Francis> I did apt-get install ubuntu-desktop on server 10.10, i got a mouse and a GUI style terminal, but no menus or desktop show up, how do i get the whole GUI working?
[23:28] <crimsonmane> fx0: System > Appearance
[23:28] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  there you go
[23:28] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: Many different reasons.  part of the xorg and underly bits are performance based, etc.  Unity helps them merge their netbook & desktop to a "unified" experience and create a common motif, etc....
[23:28] <mike23pizzo> coz_, Thank you so much.  I would have NEVER been able to do that on my own
[23:28] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  you are free and clear to m ake settings changes   so have fun :)
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> Francis: why not just reinstall and use the desktop OS, as thats what  you actually want.....
[23:28] <KUN> I have problems to put new songs
[23:29] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: And many other points I'm not fully aware of
[23:29] <mike23pizzo> coz_, I wish I could give you something in return.  Thank you so so so so so much!
[23:29] <coz_> mike23pizzo,   a thanks is fine
[23:29] <Francis> desktop os isn't a choice its on a vps
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> Francis: I see
[23:29] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, hope its for good :D
[23:29] <fx0> crimsonmane>: there is nothing there about resizing to 800x600
[23:29] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  before you attempt to remove applications I suggest coming here and discussing it first :)
[23:29] <nimrod10> aazert, check ubuntu-server channel
[23:29] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: It will annoy some, excite others, etc.  It'll be divisive to a point, but there is potential for all projects to come out ahead with it.  We'll all jsut have to sit back and see
[23:29] <Trashi> hi. is it possible to sync cd covers for a iphone/pod music collection with the help of any musicplayer?
[23:29] <mike23pizzo> coz_, thank you, thank you, a million times thank you :)
[23:29] <shawnboy> Anybody print envelopes... ever?
[23:29] <crimsonmane> Francis: you can create a bootable USB, and during the creation choose to save your changes to the device
[23:30] <mike23pizzo> coz_, I will hahah thanks
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> Francis: press ALT+f2 and run:   nautilus   do you see things happening?
[23:30] <fx0> crimsonmane: there is nothing there about resizing to 800x600
[23:30] <KUN> no one?
[23:30] <[TK]D-Fender> [18:28]	<aazert>	well my question is : is there any command the bandwith speed <- any kind of transfer that reports back a speed.  Like FTP
[23:31] <javahorn> on battery power tab, i miss the option of "Dim display when idle", though help on it shows for 10.10. i am facing http://www.voria.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=4409
[23:31] <shawnboy> If I could print an envelope...
[23:31] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, thanks for ur help
[23:32] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  the other alternative for learning is to go ahead and experiment with the system and if it screws up .. make notes,, and reinstall :)
[23:32] <crimsonmane> aazert: there is command line bandwidth check. are you just trying to make sure you're getting the speed you subscribed to? if so, speedtest.net or something. i don't recall the command, i just know i did it before... like almost a year ago
[23:32] <aazert> oh, yeah, but wanna mesure speed in a other way [TK]D-Fender
[23:32] <shawnboy> then my envelope would be printed.
[23:32] <coz_> mike23pizzo,  other wise...dont hesitate to come here and ask questions,,,its why we are here
[23:32] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, aaa by the way, how do u become a ubuntu member?
[23:32] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: np, hope your upgrade goes well and things work as expected.  I myself intend to install 11.04 on a separate system to test first
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> KUN: used to
[23:32] <shawnboy> and I wouldn't need to print the envelope any more...
[23:32] <KUN> hi ActionParsnip
[23:32] <[TK]D-Fender> mman: No clue on "member ship".   I'm really new here myself and not the most experienced...
[23:33] <shawnboy> until I actually needed to print another envelope.
[23:33] <KUN> ActionParsnip: I have problems to play new songs
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> KUN: did you put them in the songs folder?
[23:33] <shawnboy> which is why I am here, in IRC land, asking how to print an envelope
[23:34] <mman> [TK]D-Fender, haha thanks any way my friend ;)
[23:34] <KUN> ActionParsnip: yeah!!! but when I search the folder , Fofix show me empty the folder of the song
[23:34] <shawnboy> Imagine what kind of world this would be if nobody could print an envelope.
[23:34] <shawnboy> pretty sad, when you think about it.
[23:34] <KUN> ActionParsnip: and folder have .ogg and .ini files
[23:35] <KUN> ActionParsnip: It could be possible a lack of packet?? i.e. python-pyaudio?
[23:36] <shawnboy> I guess when a Microsoft using friend asks about moving to Linux, I'll have to say, "I'd think twice if you ever have to print an evelope."
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> KUN: gimme a sec, let me drag up my backup
[23:37] <KUN> ActionParsnip: ok :)
[23:37] <KUN> ActionParsnip: keep googling
[23:37] <[TK]D-Fender> [18:34]	<shawnboy>	Imagine what kind of world this would be if nobody could print an envelope. <- save a tree :)
[23:38] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: As for how.. ever consider .... I dunno ... a word processor?
[23:38] <fx0> 1 Question : You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver.  Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. [23:38] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: You know Ubuntu has always shipped with one, and has dozens of others at your disposal
[23:38] <bastidrazor> fx0: sudo service gdm restart
[23:39] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: That occurred to me. S'why I spent hours attempting in OpenOffice. But it screws it all up.
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> KUN: does each song have its own folder with: guitar.ogg, label.png, notes.mid and song.ini
[23:39] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: Abiword doesn't have envelope print function
[23:39] <denizhan> i can't get any sound on my speakers
[23:40] <KUN> ActionParsnip: just a sec to check it
[23:40] <drag0nz> hey guys, can anyone tell me how to search for a file in the current directory im in and not the whole filesystem?
[23:40] <S2Do> Trying to install
[23:40] <Kels_> shawnboy: in OpenOffice  word processor, Insert>Envelope
[23:41] <drag0nz> got it. nm
[23:41] <shawnboy> Kels_: tried it. many times. WYSIWYG looks right, but gets all messed up at printer
[23:41] <xrdodrx> I've figured out how to view my desktop from afar with Preferences > Remote Sharing, but how do I view another desktop?
[23:41] <KUN> ActionParsnip: checked it and yes, they are complet:.ogg, .midi, .ini...
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> KUN: you may need to symlink guitar.ogg to song.ogg   or vice versa
[23:42] <FuZzYHALL> #join grails
[23:42] <bezao> do i need all this users on my ubuntu ? http://pastebin.com/28JTexWH can i delete some of then? which can i delete?
[23:43] <KUN> ActionParsnip: have both files but I don't understand you :( sorry newbie with Ubuntu
[23:43] <S2Do> Trying to install ubuntu netbook maverick and can't go further the "preparing to install ubuntu" window. Any clue?
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> KUN: if both files exist there is no need for the symlink
[23:43] <Pumpkin-> bezao: you won't "need" all of them, but they won't do you any harm to have.
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> S2Do: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[23:44] <KUN> ActionParsnip: ok... then...why can't play them???
[23:44] <KUN> ActionParsnip: I read you need python-pyaudio packet but now is off
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> KUN: not sure dude, if its in there and you have the right files it should fly
[23:45] <bezao> Pumpkin- that doesnt allow any kind of vulnerability?
[23:45] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: What else have you looked at?
[23:45] <S2Do> ActionParsnip, I didn't , could you provide link to md5 file please?
[23:45] <KUN> ActionParsnip:yes... It should fly...
[23:45] <cyfu> im having trouble mounting floppy disks
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | S2Do
[23:46] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: software wise? all else I figured wouldn't print envelopes if OO and Abiword didn't.
[23:46] <cyfu> fd0 is in my fstab but the drive is not detecting any media
[23:46] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: perhaps you could also elaborate on "screws it all up" and also add what equipement you're using, etc
[23:46] <cyfu> but it is working in windows
[23:46] <Pumpkin-> bezao: generally not. Check in /etc/shadow and you will see the accounts aren't things you can log into normally.
[23:46] <KUN> ActionParsnip: Have you FOF too??
[23:46] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: Appreciate your attention. Running Lucid. Dell Laser 1720 using Dell suggested generic PCL 6 driver in Ubuntu.
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> KUN: not sure dude, I always installed frets on fire from the repo then copied over my alarian mod over
[23:47] <shawnboy> [text is misaligned in every way, vertically, horizontally, and going in 180 deg wrong direction for what printer says should.
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> cyfu: slam in a disk ad ru:  sudo mount /dev/fd0
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> ru == run
[23:48] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: response to you ^^^^
[23:48] <KUN> ActionParsnip: good option
[23:49] <KUN> ActionParsnip: a question about FOF...I wasn't able to put new songs too in FOF, lways same error of permission..why??
[23:49] <desu> people still use floppy disks? o.o
[23:49] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: I suspect part of prob is in printer properties (in OO) there isn't envelope available as choice in paper size, but it should be.
[23:49] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/software-os/f/3526/p/19078079/19201065.aspx
[23:49] <cyfu> yes they do
[23:49] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: Seems that its screws up even on Windows.  Looks like a lemon product
[23:49] <KUN> ActionParsnip: make sudo Nautilus, copy song folder and when I'm on play...error of permission :(
[23:50] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: All of the same probelms as you've described
[23:50] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: Dell = suck....
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> KUN: don't use sudo with nautilus
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> [TK]D-Fender: only in printers ;)
[23:51] <[TK]D-Fender> ActionParsnip: Servers = meh ... IBM :)
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> KUN: I would chmod and chown the folder so your user has full access
[23:51] <KUN> ActionParsnip: everybody in web tells you need to make sudo
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> [TK]D-Fender: dude, i've used both dell and ibm servers, drac is amazing! ibm servers suck in my experience, so much effort
[23:52] <KUN> ActionParsnip: chmod command and chown command??? interesting
[23:53] <[TK]D-Fender> ActionParsnip: Roll of the dice with any I guess.... is it still cool to shit all over HP? ;)
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> KUN: yes and they are  morons, i tell every one I see, use gksudo with GUI apps to get extra access. If you don't you will change the ownership of ~/.ICEauthority and you will have issues
[23:53] <S2Do> Ubottu: md5 check matches. Any suggestion? How can I start the installation in textmode?
[23:53] <Alexander_> Can somebody help me?
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> [TK]D-Fender: indeed :), I was managing Dell servers flawlessly in Florida from the UK. Now I work in the same building and I have to do so much more leg work with the damn things
[23:54] <Alexander_> I need Ubuntu drivers for my laptop's camera/mic.
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> Alexander_: install and run cheese, do you see yourself
[23:54] <Alexander_> ?
[23:54] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: 2 observations re: that link: 1. Envelopes print flawlessly from XPx64 machine using Word 2003. 2. Sort of similar to thread you pasted, I can get env to print "acceptably" by exporting to PDF then printing from PDF software in Ubuntu.
[23:54] <Alexander_> Cheese?
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> !info cheese | Alexander_
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> Alexander_: yes, cheese
[23:55] <Alexander_> A
[23:55] <Alexander_> I already know that I need the drivers.
[23:55] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: sounds like they aren perhaps not following specs too well... and their drive quality will vary, etc
[23:55] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: From Evince, paper size in printer settings DOES show 10 envelope and will even let me define custom paper size. Neither so in OO.
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> Alexander_: then why did you question, if you know it?
[23:55] <S2Do> ActionParsnip:  md5 check matches. Any suggestion? How can I start installation in textmode?
[23:55] <Alexander_> Pidgin's webcam won't work.
[23:55] <KUN> ActionParsnip: take note about gksudo command ; )  and how have I use chmod command?
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> S2Do: use the alternate installer maybe
 I need Ubuntu drivers for my laptop's camera/mic.
[23:56] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: Also, LibreOffice is the new "black"
[23:56] <Alexander_> I need the drivers, where can I get them?
[23:56] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: or OO is maybe fudging their printer module?
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> KUN: read samples online, you can give your user owner of the folders and data
[23:56] <crimsonmane> Alexander: look up Jasper
[23:56] <shawnboy> LibreOffice?
[23:56] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: Printing should be agnostic and left to CUPS
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> Alexander_: you dodnt answer my question
[23:56] <[TK]D-Fender> shawnboy: But consider that it is a multi-platform issue....
[23:57] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: strange then, that it works (basically) from Evince but not OO.
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> Alexander_: does cheese show you a picture of yourself?
[23:57] <Alexander_> Jasper?
[23:57] <Alexander_> Let me check.
[23:57] <crimsonmane> jasper is the backbone for webcams
[23:57] <KUN> ActionParsnip: ok dude!!! thanks for your help and info!! keep trying or will try FOF+alarian mod
[23:57] <Alexander_> so
[23:58] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: I think I read somewhere that Fedora has no probs. So maybe it's just one of those things. Software planets must all be aligned.
[23:58] <Alexander_> where do I get jasper?
[23:58] <crimsonmane> i remember getting it via command line... one sec
[23:58] <claudio196> Hello all. I have a boot problem with the latest maverick kernel update. The pc hangs after running /scriots/init-bottom. I reinstalled upstart, initscripts, initramfs-tools (as chroot), etc but I'm still stuck at init-bottom. Any suggestions?
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> Alexander_: also can you use http://pastie.org    and give the output of:   lsusb    Thanks
[23:58] <MarkB> Is Logitech Webcam drivers compatible with Xubuntu?
[23:59] <MarkB> Or Linux period.
[23:59] <shawnboy> [TK]D-Fender: LibreOffice... that the one I've heard of that sort of broke off from OpenOffice?
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> MarkB: depends on the chi pinside
[23:59] <MarkB> ActionParsnip:  What do you mean?
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> shawnboy: its an openoffice fork
[23:59] <shawnboy> ActionParsnip: should I avoid at this point, you think? (stability-wise?)