[00:00] <arrrghhh> Angstrom_: wouldn't really be in the scope of this room.
[00:00] <Angstrom_> I've been trying to capture audio with audacity and alsamixer, switching the capture device to the mixer, but it sounds very echoey
[00:00] <edbian> arrrghhh, I believe that the choices listed are the display modes that the card is capable. of.  Not sure what 'screen' is referring to.  I think it is the virtual software screen.  Meaning even if you had the hardware linux cannot support a monitor that is greater than 4096 x 4096 pixels.
[00:00] <erUSUL> Angstrom_: "stuff" is quite a broad concept ...
[00:00] <arrrghhh> Angstrom_: #audacity is a room
[00:00] <Angstrom_> If #audacity is a room, has users that don't answer, is anyone at their keyboard?
[00:00] <arrrghhh> edbian: sad.  well 720p will have to do then.
[00:00] <jktcat> ok, I have a flickering/jumpy screen issue.  I thought it went away but it didn't.  I have the latest graphics driver installed and I've tried switching between the 2 refresh rates it has listed.
[00:00] <zmv> bai
[00:01] <edbian> Angstrom_, that is so vague it is impossible to answer.  Do you know what Audacity is used for?
[00:01] <cha0s2358> whats the command to give me root access with nautilus?
[00:01] <noonian> sudo nautilus
[00:01] <arrrghhh> cha0s2358: alt-f2 -> gksu nautilus
[00:01] <hiexpo> something wrong with the prism for twitter it's broken goes to facebook
[00:01] <arrrghhh> DO NOT use sudo.
[00:01] <arrrghhh> noonian: that's for cli apps.  use gksu if it's a gui app.
[00:01] <cha0s2358> think you. i was using sudo gknautilus
[00:02] <arrrghhh> cha0s2358: gksu for gui apps.  BE CAREFUL!
[00:02] <jktcat> any ideas on how to fix a jumpy screen?
[00:02] <tooStupid4Linux> Stupid question: I have tried to get Maverick installed on a RAID0 system.  I have "/boot" on the first disk as non-RAID "ext4".  Does the "bootable" flag need to be set to "on"?
[00:02] <cha0s2358> its fine, i'm jut trying to change the actualy directory of my media shortcut folders.
[00:02] <Muelli> tooStupid4Linux: nope.
[00:03] <tooStupid4Linux> Muelli: Thanks.  I am just doing yet another install as the system would not boot.
[00:03] <noonian> arrrghhh, what is the difference between gksudo and sudo? does gksudo not run the graphics library code with elevated permissions?
[00:03] <linuxpois> getting error xmls on curl.troblehooting tips?
[00:04] <arrrghhh> noonian: i'm actually not positive on the specifics, but i was told sudo for cli apps, gksu for gui apps (kdesu for kde)
[00:04] <tooStupid4Linux> And for anyone following this sad-saga, the 3rd(!) alternative CD hangs at 73%.  Either I have a fault with a drive (CD verifies OK), the ISO (md5 is ok) or there is something else deepy wrong.  Back to the USB and a second minimal install.  *sigh*
[00:05] <hiexpo> ok has anyone ever seen this   > log into twitter with a prism and it logs me into facebook
[00:05] <chris2> DasEi: i did use "sudo ufw allow 53/udp" however nmap still gives me "53/udp closed domain" and the c programm fails to bind
[00:05] <Angstrom_> I have a problem with Audacity.  When I try to change the playback device to ALSA: default and ALSA: default sound card (0:0), it sounds very tinny
[00:06] <Angstrom_> Try listening to the sound file at http://www.mediafire.com/?db7iytlg1w4h8bg to see what I mean
[00:06] <arrrghhh> chris2: did you disable ufw just for fun?
[00:06] <Angstrom_> How do I change it so that it doesn't sound tinny, it sounds like it's already capturing and playing it back at the same time
[00:06] <FloodBot2> Angstrom_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:07] <noonian> arrrghhh, ah, it seems like the only difference is that gksudo prevents your settings files from becoming owned by root for whichever graphical program you run
[00:07] <Angstrom_> I used the instructions at http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer
[00:07] <Angstrom_> Why isn't anyone answering
[00:08] <noonian> because no one here is familiar with audacity
[00:08] <th0r> Angstrom_: either because we don't like you, or we don't know the answser....take your pick
[00:08] <Daekdroom> th0r, I don't think anybody would hold anything against someone they have just met in a technical support channel
[00:08] <arrrghhh> lol
[00:08] <Spirits-Sight> what is people recommendation for all-in-one printer / scanners?
[00:08] <arrrghhh> Spirits-Sight: HP.
[00:09] <Spirits-Sight> arrrghhh: any one?
[00:09] <chris2> Muelli: i don't know how familiar you are with socket programming but i tried using AI_ALL for ai_flags and i still get the "Bad value for ai_flags" error, but i don't think the problem is in the code, because it works for other ports
[00:09] <arrrghhh> Spirits-Sight: i just bought one for my gf, 1 sec
[00:09] <chris2> arrrghhh: uhm no, should i try?
[00:09] <chris2> arrrghhh: i am not usually using ufw so it should be in it's standard state
[00:09] <Muelli> chris2: hm. but you are aware that you can't normally bind below 1024 as a user?
[00:09] <Habstinat> edbian: Well it installed successfully, but now I have the same black screen error when I try to boot from the OS. >.<
[00:10] <dwarder> where does vnc saves it's snapshots?
[00:10] <arrrghhh> chris2: worth a short
[00:10] <dwarder> nevermind
[00:10] <chris2> Muelli: hm, so you're saying i need sudo priviledges for such a bind? because it does make sense what you're saying
[00:10] <Habstinat> edbian: I now know how to fix it, but I can't find a way to edit kernel parameters while booting up.
[00:11] <Angstrom_> I have a problem with Audacity.  When I try to change the playback device to ALSA: default and ALSA: default sound card (0:0), it sounds very tinny
[00:11] <arrrghhh> Spirits-Sight: photosmart plus.  i have an officejet 5610 as well.  HP just has a great track record of linux support, unlike some other printer companies.
[00:11] <Angstrom_> Try listening to the sound file at http://www.mediafire.com/?db7iytlg1w4h8bg to see what I mean
[00:11] <Angstrom_> How do I change it so that it doesn't sound tinny, it sounds like it's already capturing and playing it back at the same time
[00:11] <Angstrom_> I used the instructions at http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer
[00:11] <FloodBot2> Angstrom_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:11] <chris2> arrrghhh: nope, still nothing
[00:11] <Muelli> chris2: well. Either UID 0, privileges on the binary or configure yuor linux to allow users to bind below 1024 (not recommended)
[00:11] <arrrghhh> priv's of the app would be my next guess chris2, seems you're looking into that ;)
[00:12] <Habstinat> Does anyone know of a way to edit kernel parameters before Ubuntu boots, or do I have to make a video of that too?
[00:12] <Muelli> Habstinat: just add it to the linux commandline, i.e. in GRUB
[00:12] <Spirits-Sight> thanks arrrghhh!  which one you think better and which one using less use of screen on the device?  I trying to do all on computer as I am blind and need to able to use from computer nott screen on device.
[00:12] <linuxpois> getting error xmls on curl.troblehooting tips?
[00:13] <chris2> Muelli: i see, but i'd need to constantly make debugging on the programm, rebuilding, etc. I am guessing the priviledges wouldn't remain the same upon modification ?
[00:13] <DasEi> Habstinat: call bootmenu (left ctrl), press e
[00:13] <Muelli> chris2: yeah. probably not.
[00:13] <arrrghhh> Spirits-Sight: well an officejet probably, but both will probably need some initial configuration on the device...
[00:13] <Habstinat> DasEi: Thanks. I was wondering how to call the bootmenu.
[00:14] <noonian> Spirits-Sight, my roomate has a shiny black one that works well haha no idea what the brand it though
[00:15] <HeIsRisen> Hello, I have a question. Why is it, even though I have 7zip installed, when I right click a .zip file and select open with ... 7zip does not come up as an option?
[00:15] <chris2> Muelli: tried running in privileged mode and now it binds just fine, so yes, that was the problem.. nice
[00:15] <chris2> Muelli: thank you
[00:15] <chris2> arrrghhh: thank you for the help!
[00:15] <arrrghhh> chris2: np.
[00:15] <Muelli> HeIsRisen: I guess because it doesn't integrate well with the desktop. You have to configure Nautilus to make it show that option I guess.
[00:16] <chris2> DasEi: thank you for the help :)
[00:16] <DasEi> chris2have fun
[00:16] <HeIsRisen> Muelli, where would I start doing that at?
[00:16] <Muelli> HeIsRisen: google.
[00:16] <Muelli> HeIsRisen: nonetheless, nautilus should offer you to extract using file-roller .So there should be no need to do that anyway.
[00:16] <tooStupid4Linux> Another stupid question: For RAID0, do the drives have to be the same model and from the same manufacturer (mine are the same size, but one is WD and the other Seagate)
[00:16] <Habstinat> DasEi: Just rapidly smashed my left Ctrl button a gadzillion times while booting, but I couldn't get to the bootmenu.
[00:16] <linuxpois> getting error xmls on curl.//troblehooting tips? #shell
[00:16] <Stryker> HeIsRisen, all you have done is install the 7zip library
[00:17] <DasEi> Habstinat: are you in that ubuntu -os now ?
[00:17] <foobarbecue1> What is the deal on Natty? Has it been released yet??
[00:17] <Stryker> automatically file roller can unzip 7zip files
[00:17] <aeon-ltd> foobarbecue1: no
[00:17] <DasEi> !natty | foobarbecue1
[00:17] <Muelli> Stryker: I bet an aweful lot that it does.
[00:17] <Stryker> foobarbecue1, it is in alpha 2 i think
[00:17] <HeIsRisen> Stryker, so I don't need to install 7zip just the library?
[00:17] <satyavrat> i am unable to install gdocs extension in open office?
[00:17] <Stryker> HeIsRisen, yup
[00:17] <foobarbecue1> ooh April. My bad
[00:17] <foobarbecue1> thanks
[00:18] <Stryker> HeIsRisen, simple as that
[00:18] <samth0mas> hi, i was wondering if it's possible to share my wireless connection on my netbook running ubuntu with my desktop running windows 7
[00:18] <Habstinat> DasEi: Yes, but I can't see anything. I hear the startup congas and can blindly login though. I need to add "nomodeset" to the end.
[00:18] <cha0s2358> Ok, gksu didn't allow what I wanted. Can anyone tell me how to either change the directory of the "icon Folders' For music, videos, pictures, etc. so that they read from /home/media/mpoint/<respective-folder> OR move the "icon folders" to /home/media/mpoint/ so that when bookmarked I can access my ntfs shared storage while maintaning the neatness of the icon folders?
[00:18] <HeIsRisen> Stryker, but does file roller see .apk files for Android as archives or will I have to rename them all as .zip
[00:18] <DasEi> !ics | samth0mas
[00:18] <samth0mas> thank you.
[00:19] <Muelli> cha0s2358: have a look in gconf. I bet bookmarks are stored there. but I don't know for sure. You can also check GNOME documentation or have a look at the source.
[00:19] <Stryker> HeIsRisen, i am not familiar with android, but i suggest taking the file extention [.apk] off, and see what can unzip it
[00:19] <satyavrat> anyone can help me ?
[00:19] <Muelli> !ask | satyavrat
[00:19] <satyavrat> i am unable to install gdocs extension in open office/ubuntu
[00:20] <Habstinat> DasEi: I think I logged in and I think I'm in a terminal now, but I'm only basing this on the sounds I hear.
[00:20] <tooStupid4Linux> Just to answer myself - no it does not matter if the drives are from different manufacutrers
[00:20] <HeIsRisen> Stryker, thanks
[00:20] <satyavrat> k
[00:20] <DasEi> Habstinat: gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub
[00:20] <HeIsRisen> Will do some more digging, is there a 7zip program for linux?
[00:20] <Stryker> HeIsRisen, just try it without any modification, and try to make it work, file content matters most to linux
[00:20] <cha0s2358> Muelli, checked with gnome documentation and as of yet found nothing useful and not advanced enough to rewrite the source code for it
[00:20] <linuxpois> stryker:getting error xmls on curl.//troblehooting tips? #shell
[00:21] <Six3> ndiswrapper is messing up my system. I just reinstalled ubuntu, verified that lsusb was working, then tried again to install a wifi driver through ndiswrapper. it said, "module could not be loaded: error was" and ndiswrapper became unresponsive. now lsusb does not work agian. is there anyway to undo whatever ndiswrapper did, or do I have to do a fresh install of ubuntu again?
[00:21] <Stryker> HeIsRisen, i am using ark for 7zip files
[00:21] <yorua007> HeIsRisen: there is unrar
[00:21] <Angstrom_> I have a problem with Audacity.  When I try to change the playback device to ALSA: default and ALSA: default sound card (0:0), it sounds very tinny
[00:21] <Angstrom_> Try listening to the sound file at http://www.mediafire.com/?db7iytlg1w4h8bg to see what I mean
[00:21] <Angstrom_> How do I change it so that it doesn't sound tinny, it sounds like it's already capturing and playing it back at the same time
[00:21] <FloodBot2> Angstrom_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:21] <Angstrom_> I used the instructions at http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer
[00:21] <Stryker> linuxpois, i have no idea
[00:21] <DasEi> Habstinat: find the line : GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX
[00:21] <HeIsRisen> unrar doesn't recognize .apks as archives
[00:21] <HeIsRisen> I will check out arc
[00:21] <DasEi> add nomodeset there ..
[00:21] <HF_acid> HeIsRisen: in the repositories is p7zip which integrates into the built archive manager
[00:21] <Habstinat> DasEi: I can't use Gedit, I'm not getting any screen output :P
[00:22] <Muelli> HeIsRisen: .apks are normal ZIP files. Just rename them and unpack... as simple as that.
[00:22] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo nano /etc/default/grub
[00:22] <Stryker> Angstrom_, try out the #opensourcemusicians channel
[00:22] <tseug11> My system has locked up twice, installed it yesterday. can't even use sysreq + REISUB
[00:22] <HeIsRisen> Muelli, it's easy to say, harder to do with several hundered files
[00:22] <Stryker> Angstrom_, it's my fav channel for that
[00:22] <HeIsRisen> Alot easier using a program that recognizes them as archives off the bat.
[00:22] <tseug11> anything i can do to diagnose whats going on?
[00:22] <Muelli> HeIsRisen: then do a simple bash line using "unzip" for christs sake.
[00:23] <DasEi> Habstinat: find the line : GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX , add nomodeset there .. ctrl+w to save, ctrl+x to exit nano
[00:23] <Habstinat> DasEi: I can't see the terminal either. If you can tell me how many times I should press the down arrow to get to that line, I could probably do it.
[00:23] <HeIsRisen> Just really started using linux and am trying to get things very similar to my windows setup
[00:23] <dasen1> Hi guys, I'm using natty amd64 and for some reason things don't get upgraded after I do a "sudo apt-get update' and 'sudo apt-get dist-ugprade', it says there is nothing to upgrade, and I've been getting that for a few months. The reason I'm disappointed is that I want to try the latest Unity code. Does anyone have the same problem? Do you want me to show my sources.list?
[00:23] <hiexpo> must be root to use getit
[00:23] <DasEi> Habstinat: ctrl+alt+F2
[00:23] <HeIsRisen> I theme for android ROMs and bash definitely would not be time efficient
[00:23] <Muelli> dasen1: what do yours look like?
[00:23] <edbian> dasen1, sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get safe-upgrade  might work
[00:24] <DasEi> Habstinat: why can't you see terminal ?
[00:25] <edbian> DasEi, He has an nvidia card that Ubuntu does not like.  He had to boot the live CD using nomodeset
[00:25] <ehidle> oooo... linux audio :)
[00:25] <DasEi> edbian: ah, thx for whole story
[00:25] <edbian> DasEi, sure
[00:25] <cellis> I'm trying to get my sound working. When I start up ubuntu 10.10, it plays a drum sound. Then after I login ... nothing. Any ideas?
[00:25]  * ehidle uses Ubuntu Studio
[00:25] <Habstinat> DasEi: Something with my NVidia card. I can boot from my Ubuntu USB with the parameter and make changes from there.
[00:25] <noonian> HeIsRisen, the built in archive manager can handle .apk files. I just opened one and also extracted one
[00:25] <yeik> anybody have a good way of diagnosing why a system would suddenly freeze, or a way to look for logs or create logs? fresh install yesterday, just been customizing it up.
[00:26] <edbian> cellis, check the volume in alsamixer
[00:26] <HeIsRisen> noonian, then I am doing something wrong ... they register as a file type unknown
[00:26] <DasEi> Habstinat: I assume you use lucid or later ? (check grub --version)
[00:26] <ehidle> cellis: also see if you are using a theme that doesn't have any sounds associated with it?
[00:27] <Habstinat> DasEi: 10.10. Downloaded the ISO today.
[00:27] <svm_invictvs> h
[00:27] <noonian> HeIsRisen, I may have something installed that is integrating with the archive tool i dont know
[00:28] <DasEi> Habstinat: so, give left ctrl another try, its approx a second after the post beep of the box, else it's lil' more complicated, becaus grub has to be updated too, rather we could try something else
[00:28] <dasen1> Muelli: http://pastebin.com/Qxw9wNaB
[00:28] <HeIsRisen> I found a patch that fixes my problem
[00:28] <HeIsRisen> Thanks
[00:29] <dasen1> edbian: safe-upgrade doesn't work, apt complains it doesn't recognize that option...
[00:29] <DasEi> Habstinat: you tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg from commandline already ?
[00:29] <edbian> dasen1, oh, sorry.   There is an aptitude safe-upgrade.  It's apt-get upgrade for apt-get.
[00:29] <Habstinat> DasEi: Are you sure I can't edit that file while on a LiveUSB?
[00:29] <Muelli> hm dasen1. looks good to me... what does 'apt-cache policy linux' say?
[00:30] <DasEi> Habstinat: yes, but for the update we need a braoder chroot
[00:30] <DasEi> Habstinat: you tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg from commandline already ?
[00:30] <dasen1> Muelli: linux:
[00:30] <dasen1>   Instalado: (nenhum)
[00:30] <dasen1>   Candidato: 2.6.37.4.6
[00:30] <dasen1>   Tabela de Versão:
[00:30] <dasen1>      2.6.37.4.6 0
[00:30] <FloodBot2> dasen1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:30] <Habstinat> DasEi: On my LiveUSB commandline, yes.
[00:31] <DasEi> Habstinat: err, you spek from that usb now, not a different platform ?
[00:32] <Habstinat> DasEi: I'm not even sure if I logged in correctly on my real OS -- you press enter, then type in your password to log in, right? The OS is running but due to the nomodeset problem I can't see anything.
[00:32] <DasEi> Habstinat: while we are talking, are you on the same box ??
[00:32] <dasen1> Muelli: http://paste.ubuntu.com/576719/
[00:33] <Habstinat> DasEi: Yes. I just booted from my USB when you asked me to run that command.
[00:33] <Muelli> hm. dasen1. It should show 2.6.38.5.19 or so. Does the apt-get update fully work?
[00:33] <DasEi> Habstinat: that can't work. I assumed you speak on one box while typing on the (working) commandline of the buggy one
[00:34] <obiwan___> hi people, im cleaning this lil netbook for some free space. i removed the old kernels, but i wonder, those 'linux-headers-generic', 'linux-image-generic', without any kernel number like the rest (linux-image-generic-2.35.whatever) , can i remove them too?
[00:34] <Habstinat> DasEi: If you're asking if I'm chatting from that computer, no. I'm chatting from my iPhone.
[00:34] <DasEi> this was my question, fine then , Habstinat
[00:34] <Muelli> obiwan___: better not.
[00:34] <trism> obiwan___: those allow you to upgrade kernels when new ones are released
[00:34] <obiwan___> oh ok
[00:35] <luxgeek> I just installed wicd how do I disable the "default" network manager?
[00:35] <Muelli> obiwan___: they shouldn't take up any space anyway
[00:35] <luxgeek> disable/uninstall
[00:35] <DasEi> Habstinat: so you're logged in terminal now, so do  a :
[00:35] <obiwan___> sweet ill keep them thank you Muelli and trism
[00:35] <DasEi> Habstinat:  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[00:36] <arrrghhh> luxgeek: you can remove nm-applet from startup applications.  i wouldn't uninstall it.
[00:36] <Habstinat> DasEi: I'm not sure if we're clear on facts here. Let me explain.
[00:36] <RealEyes> >.>;
[00:36] <DasEi> yes
[00:36] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: Isn't there an applet for wicd also?
[00:37] <arrrghhh> luxgeek: i thought you said you installed it already...
[00:37] <ikonia> ?
[00:38] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: I have wicd installed, I just haven't put the applet in the panel yet.
[00:38] <arrrghhh> luxgeek: i'm not sure.  it showed up in the notification area automatically IIRC
[00:38] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: Hmm...ok.
[00:39] <dasen1> Muelli: here's the output of 'sudo apt-get update' http://paste.ubuntu.com/576721/
[00:40] <firefox_dude> i am alive
[00:41] <Habstinat> DasEi: I have a computer with Ubuntu installed. It boots, but I get no output from the monitor whatsoever apart from my manufacturer's boot screen. My laptop has a NVidia card, which is causing this. The fix is simple: add "nomodeset" to the end of the boot parameters. I could do this with my LiveUSB by pressing tab to edit, which is how I installed. I can't do this with the actual OS installed though. Left Ctrl does nothing
[00:41] <Habstinat> Well, it might be doing something, but I get no output on the screen so I wouldn't be able to tell. I am running Ubunu via my LiveUSB right now.
[00:42] <DasEi> Habstinat: k, and now you booted it with the usb ?
[00:42] <claybugg> could someone take a look at my question here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/148086
[00:42] <Habstinat> DasEi: Booted Ubuntu? Yes.
[00:42] <Guest19171> while using curl,for posting tweet from shell,i am getting error 53{xml file:basic authentication error}...any suggestions?
[00:43] <gsfai> I have a done a backup using dd, and i want to restore the files but NOT override the content of the original drive, how do i mount it on a virtual drive?
[00:43] <edbian> claybugg, I'm reading.  CAn't guarantee I can answer it.
[00:43] <gsfai> overwrite*
[00:43] <cha0s2358> Hi, I am running ubuntu 10.10 dual boot with windows 7. I have a major portion of my hdd set up as ntfs for shared storage between operating systems. I am trying to either change the directory of default media folders "with the little icons on them" from /home/cha0s2358/<respective media folder> to reflect the placement of my media. /media/mpoint/<respective media folder> while keeping the icon defined folders. OR moving the icon
[00:43] <cha0s2358>  defined media folders themselves to mpoint. can anyone help me with this?
[00:43] <DasEi> Habstinat: so there we got  a working commandline then, we caan use to acces hd's grub
[00:43] <edbian> claybugg, As a workaround have you tried simply modprobe-ing your driver for the wifi card after it shuts off?
[00:44] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: It's not showing in the notification area "by default" for me...unless I need to reboot...
[00:44] <Guest19171> edbian:while using curl,for posting tweet from shell,i am getting error 53{xml file:basic authentication error}...any suggestions?
[00:44] <alive_dude> anyone alive?
[00:44] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo fdisk -l
[00:44] <claybugg> edbian: i have not. how would i do that?
[00:44] <DasEi> !hi | alive_dude
[00:44] <cha0s2358> alive_dude, | anyone
[00:44] <Habstinat> DasEi: Alright, one minute...
[00:44] <DasEi> Habstinat: I guess your intrnal is sda
[00:45] <arrrghhh> luxgeek: ...is it running?
[00:45] <alive_dude> cha0s2358
[00:45] <tooStupid4Linux> My USB minimal install is listsing the USB drive as "sda", will that mess up the RAID configs when I reboot?  (Last time the machine wouldn't boot after the install was complete)
[00:45] <edbian> Guest19171, I never have used curl.  Try doing it as root. (or maybe you have to log into twitter or something) IDK, don't you that either.
[00:45] <alive_dude> !anyone | alive_dude
[00:45] <luxgeek> No alive_dude, no one is alive...a bunch of corpses chatting in here ....
[00:45] <StevenX> Hi. I have an NTFS partition running windows, and I want Ubuntu to mount that partition on boot-up. How can I do this?
[00:45] <edbian> claybugg, first get the name of the driver using lspci -k   (lists a lot of stuff you'll have to read through it, find your wifi card, and look at the 'module')
[00:45] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: wicd? afaik...
[00:45] <arrrghhh> luxgeek: should have an entry in your menu as well ;)
[00:46] <edbian> claybugg, Then we can simply modprobe <driverName> and see if it helps.
[00:46] <edbian> claybugg, Linux calls drivers 'modules' if they are part of the kernel.
[00:46] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: I do have an entry for the wicd network manager
[00:46] <edbian> claybugg, You can pastebin lspci -k if it confuses you and I'll read it.
[00:46] <dasen1> can anyone paste a good set of lines for sources.list to use the natty version of ubuntu?
[00:46] <arrrghhh> luxgeek: i don't lie ;)
[00:46] <RealEyes> okay guys I have a  small problem with os-prober. It won't find my win7 on /media/sda!
[00:46] <claybugg> edbian: does this sound like it? "PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller (rev 01)
[00:46] <claybugg> 	Kernel driver in use: r8169
[00:46] <claybugg> 	Kernel modules: r8169
[00:46] <claybugg> "
[00:46] <RealEyes> How do I fix this?
[00:46] <dvikas> I am not able to connect to WLAN on my hp laptop, on the new Ubuntu 10.10
[00:47] <FloodBot2> claybugg: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:47] <arrrghhh> !natty | dasen1
[00:47] <dvikas> how to fix this?
[00:47] <alive_dude> later corpses
[00:47] <edbian> claybugg, That's probably your wired interface
[00:47] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: Just ddon't have anything in the notification area
[00:47] <dasen1> !natty
[00:47] <Habstinat> DasEi: Have to take a short break for a second, be right back
[00:47] <edbian> claybugg, to clarify, the wifi card has to be working right now for it to show up reliably in lspci -k
[00:47] <Nighthawk``> how can i force to close a gui window ?
[00:47] <edbian> claybugg, You're on the right track though.
[00:47] <DasEi> Habstinat: ping me then
[00:47] <DasEi> (nick)
[00:47] <arrrghhh> luxgeek: hrm.  notification area is enabled..?  i dunno.
[00:47] <edbian> Nighthawk``, kill the process that controls it (use kill -9 if it's stubborn)
[00:48] <dvikas> helloooooo???
[00:48] <edbian> dvikas, hi
[00:48] <arrrghhh> Nighthawk``: if you hit the close window and it's frozen usually ubuntu will offer to force close it.
[00:48] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: Ummm...need to think outside the box now :P
[00:48] <leex> hi  I installed a fresh ubuntu today and there is no xrandr packeage anymore, just grandr and lxrandr, is that a bug?
[00:48] <arrrghhh> luxgeek: reboot?
[00:48] <Nighthawk``> but it's the "language & text" window
[00:48] <dvikas> hi edbian
[00:48] <arrrghhh> Nighthawk``: system monitor?
[00:48] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: Of COURSE notification area is installed...or I wouldn't know it wasn't showing in it :P
[00:48] <dvikas> I am not able to connect to WLAN on my hp laptop, on the new Ubuntu 10.10
[00:48] <dvikas> how to fix this?
[00:49] <arrrghhh> luxgeek: reboot then, i'm not sure.  it worked for me, that's all i remember.
[00:49] <RealEyes> okay guys I have a  small problem with os-prober. It won't find my win7 on /media/sda! How do I fix this?
[00:49] <luxgeek> arrrghhh: Ok.
[00:49] <edbian> dvikas, at the high level, figure out what card you have, figure out what driver you need for that card, install that driver (drivers are called modules in linux)
[00:49] <arrrghhh> dvikas: need to explain more.  is it able to scan, does it see networks?  did it work in the livecd?  have you looked for hardware drivers connected to a cable?
[00:49] <RealEyes> okay guys I have a  small problem with os-prober. It won't find my win7 on /media/sda! How do I fix this?
[00:49] <noonian> dvikas, are there any drivers listed under system->administration->additional drivers?
[00:49] <dvikas> yes but in order to install the driver, I need to connect to the network
[00:50] <gsfai> root@work:/home/andrew# mount -t vfat -o loop ./PHONECARD.gz /mnt/disk/ --- mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bla bla bla (any suggestions?)
[00:50] <dvikas> which is not being possible!
[00:50] <mickster04> dvikas: even wiredly
[00:50] <DasEi> !repeat | RealEyes
[00:50] <moderngeek1> luxgeek:m getting error 53..while using curl for posting tweet ...authetication fail...any suggestion?
[00:50] <dvikas> haven;t tried wired!
[00:50] <dvikas> let me see!
[00:50] <DasEi> RealEyes: sudo apt-get install os-prober && sudo update-grub
[00:51] <moderngeek1> luxgeek:m getting error 53..while using curl for posting tweet ...authetication fail...any suggestion?
[00:52] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/FJUexPEi ... It's still not seeing win7 on /sda
[00:52] <trism> moderngeek1: I doubt you can easily use curl now to test the api, since they disabled basic auth a while ago
[00:52] <gwinbee__> how does one configure a VPN to only be used by certain programs? namely firefox.
[00:52] <wizardslovak> hello peopel
[00:52] <arrrghhh> !hi | wizardslovak
[00:53] <arrrghhh> crap
[00:53] <wizardslovak> i installed vsftpd , how do i web login into it?
[00:53] <Logan_> arrrghhh: that command doesn't exist anymore
[00:53] <gwinbee__> (I am using 10.04 lucid)
[00:53] <gwinbee__> and openvpn
[00:53] <Nighthawk``> arrrghhh, thanks system monitor helped me
[00:53] <Logan_> wizardslovak: /join #vsftpd
[00:54] <jenny> test
[00:54] <ScaroDj> Hi! A silly question... How do I make an update to 10.10?
[00:54] <arrrghhh> Logan_: i see that lol
[00:54] <arrrghhh> ScaroDj: go to system -> administration -> update manager
[00:54] <edbian> ScaroDj, sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade.  or the update manager gui ^^
[00:54] <wizardslovak> Logan_, thank you
[00:54] <jenny> swedish ubuntu irc?
[00:54] <moderngeek1> trism:curl -u yourusername:yourpassword -d status=”Your Message Here” https://twitter.com/statuses/update.xml
[00:54] <Logan_> wizardslovak: you're welcome
[00:55] <Logan_> !se | jenny
[00:55] <jenny> tack thank you
[00:55] <moderngeek1> trism:getting error on message string
[00:55] <StevenX> !ntfs
[00:55] <ScaroDj> edbian, but isn't that for updating only the packages?
[00:55] <StevenX> !NTFS-3g
[00:55] <edbian> ScaroDj, What else is there to update?   (yes it is)
[00:56] <trism> moderngeek1: as I said, you can't use basic auth anymore with twitter, they disabled it, so that won't work
[00:56] <gwinbee__> ScaroDj: what is your current version number?
[00:56] <moderngeek1> trism:ok..
[00:56] <RealEyes> DasEi: Can you help some more?
[00:56] <wizardslovak> Logan_, noones there
[00:56] <Logan_> wizardslovak: I see... :/
[00:57] <moderngeek1> trism:ok.so any other way?
[00:57] <ScaroDj> edbian, I'm used to Kubuntu which has support for the installed version and an option for updating the whole thing
[00:57] <ScaroDj> gwinbee__ 10.4 I think
[00:57] <gwinbee__> ScaroDj: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MaverickUpgrades
[00:57] <edbian> ScaroDj, Every piece of software in Ubuntu is a package.  Unless you go around installing random stuff from the Internet. (even in that case a lot of things you install will probably be packages)
[00:58] <edbian> ScaroDj, update-manager in gnome updates 'everything'
[00:58] <RealEyes> This sums up my whole problem, when you consider that Win7 should be there as well: http://pastebin.com/4e6SRQvT
[00:58] <gwinbee__> edbian: he's not currently on maverick. he wants to upgrade lucid to maverick.
[00:58] <ScaroDj> I see... OK, thanks edbian
[00:58] <ScaroDj> I'll check it out, gwinbee__ Thanks
[00:59] <edbian> ScaroDj, Is that true?  Are you trying to update to a newer version of Ubuntu?  (e.g. 10.04 -> 10.10)
[00:59] <ScaroDj> edbian: yes
[00:59] <Stryker> update-manager -u in terminal ScaroDj
[01:00] <edbian> ScaroDj, System -> Admin -> Software sources.  change the drop down from 'LTS releases' to 'normal releases'  then start the update-manager and you'll see a button to upgrade to the newest version.
[01:00] <ScaroDj> edbian: I've always done it with Kubuntu, but I'm currently (trying to) using Ubuntu
[01:00] <edbian> ScaroDj, Updating from one version to the next still is just a process of updating packages though :)
[01:00] <RealEyes> os-prober won't find my win7! HELP!
[01:00] <gwinbee__> right, what edbian said
[01:00] <DasEi> RealEyes: I'm on it, the pastebin failed to load
[01:00] <edbian> gwinbee__, ScaroDj :)
[01:01] <mickster04> RealEyes: are you sure it's there? can you mount the partition and view the files?
[01:01] <RealEyes> Yes.
[01:01] <RealEyes> http://pastebin.com/4e6SRQvT
[01:01] <RealEyes> I'm calm, I'm calm... :)
[01:01] <trism> moderngeek1: many other ways, all kind of offtopic here, quick search finds tweepy if you want to use it with python, or twurl, which has a curl-like interface, neither of which I've tried
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> ScaroDj: you can also change: Promt=lts  to Prompt=normal  in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[01:02] <RealEyes> I copied /boot from my ubuntu '/' and pasted it in the Win7 HDD root.
[01:02] <RealEyes> Thought that'd work but, didn't.
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> ScaroDj: then run: sudo apt-get install update-manager-core; sudo do-release-upgrade        will upgrade in the terminal :)
[01:02] <wizardslovak> hmm
[01:03] <mickster04> RealEyes: how diod you expect that to work?!
[01:03] <RealEyes> http://pastebin.com/4e6SRQvT
[01:03] <wizardslovak> Logan_,  well i just want ftp server so i can backup my wordpress
[01:03] <RealEyes> I ran a command to install grub on that HDD.
[01:03] <leex> fixed it bye,
[01:03] <mickster04> RealEyes: did you run it to the partition or the harddrive? like sda or sda#
[01:03] <DasEi> RealEyes: don't repeat, second worked; there is a hint that a sector is used already, any special hd ?
[01:03] <RealEyes> http://pastie.org/1641395
[01:04] <RealEyes> sda
[01:04] <RealEyes> I have two HDDs.
[01:04] <RealEyes> A 320GB w/ 10.10, which I'm on now, and a 500GB w/ Win7.
[01:04] <DasEi> RealEyes: so sdb conatains ubu and sda windows ?
[01:04] <StevenX> Hi. I'm trying to edit my fstab (I've already backed up the original), and need to get the UUID of a device. Can anyone tell me how?
[01:04] <RealEyes> Yes.
[01:05] <RealEyes> It was the other way around until I swapped the SATA cords.
[01:05] <edbian> StevenX, vol_id /dev/sda
[01:05] <mickster04> !who | RealEyes
[01:05] <StevenX> I used 'ls /dev/disk/by-uuid' and while that tells me the UUIDs, it doesn't tell me which UUID belong to which drive.
[01:05] <RealEyes> Yes, DasEi.
[01:05] <DasEi> RealEyes: sudo apt-get remove --purge grub* && sudo apt-get install grub-pc /dev/sda
[01:05] <RealEyes> Thanks, mickster04 :P
[01:05] <ScaroDj> edbian, gwinbee__, ActionParsnip, the changing to LTS Releases method worked, I'm at it. Thanks guys!
[01:05] <StevenX> edbian, I get "vol_id: command not found"
[01:06] <DasEi> RealEyes: then change bios to boot from sda
[01:06] <mickster04> RealEyes: it just makes it easier for people to work out who needs help and who's getting some
[01:06] <RealEyes> DasEi. My BIOS only allows me to boot from HDD.
[01:06] <DasEi> RealEyes: yes but either first or second
[01:06] <RealEyes> SDA is just the first one. My terminal is asking me if I really want to remove grub2 now because my system would be unbootable.
[01:07] <Habstinat> DasEi: Ready now, sorry for that.
[01:07] <claybugg> edbian i'm still looking through my drivers. there is only one that looks related to internet
[01:07] <RealEyes> After I boot from SDA, how do I get grub back on there to get back into linux? :/ ... DasEi.
[01:07] <DasEi> RealEyes: why can't you boot from first hd ??
[01:07] <claybugg> when i do modprobe <drivername> do i enter the module number or the actual name?
[01:08] <cellis> no luck with the sound. still only plays drums and other sounds on login.
[01:08] <DasEi> RealEyes: sudo apt-get remove --purge grub* && sudo apt-get install grub-pc /dev/sda
[01:08] <DasEi> RealEyes: grub will be there
[01:08] <mickster04> cellis: maybe the app is muted?
[01:08] <cellis> alsamixer is all the way up
[01:08] <mickster04> cellis: even for individual apps?
[01:08] <DasEi> Habstinat: so same scene, usb - terminal fuctional ?
[01:08] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://pastie.org/1641407
[01:08] <mickster04> cellis: sound preferencees
[01:08] <cellis> mickster, yes
[01:08] <Habstinat> DasEi: Yes.
[01:09] <cellis> mickster04: i'm in sound preferences
[01:09] <mickster04> cellis: are the setting set to output to the same output as the sounds are?
[01:09] <StevenX> edbian, thanks for your help. I actually found the following command: "ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/"
[01:09] <mickster04> cellis: so what app isn't working? or is it any app at all?
[01:09] <StevenX> That command will list the UUID and tell me which device that UUID belongs to.
[01:10] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo fdisk -l , which partition is your root ?
[01:10] <cellis> mickster04: youtube mp3s, sound tests
[01:10] <cellis> shouldn't sound preferences play a sound when i slide the volume bar?
[01:10] <DasEi> RealEyes: close synatic / softwarecenter/updates.. retry
[01:11] <mickster04> cellis: nope, but what about rhythm box or banshee if you have either installed?
[01:11] <administrator> hello  everyone
[01:11] <mickster04> administrator: hey
[01:11] <cellis> yeap got rythmbox
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> hi administrator
[01:11] <mickster04> cellis: is that also silent?
[01:11] <mickster04> Guest14131: register perhaps?
[01:11] <mickster04> Guest14131: :p
[01:11] <RealEyes> DasEi: Xchat and Terminal are the only things open. Same error. Should I unmount the drive?
[01:12] <Habstinat> DasEi: Pretty sure it's /dev/sda1. It's System is "Linux" and it's flagged as bootable.
[01:12] <Logan_> administrator is already registered :P
[01:12] <cellis> mickster04: need to find a quick mp3
[01:12] <mickster04> cellis: ah ok
[01:12] <ActionParsnip> cellis: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[01:12] <DasEi> RealEyes: you can't
[01:13] <RealEyes> DasEi: Yes, I can unmount the drive...
[01:13] <cellis> ok
[01:13] <fredhami> I wondering does anyone know how to install and set web content setting on dansguardian?
[01:13] <cellis> in rhythmbox
[01:13] <visual1ce> how do i copy all the files in a folder to <orginal name.backup>
[01:14] <DasEi> RealEyes: you can't unmount the ubu drive while using it; sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade works ?
[01:14] <visual1ce> <original name>.backup
[01:14] <mickster04> fredhami: this is more ubuntu help rather than indivdual software, try their forums / channels
[01:14] <cellis> mickster04: rhythmbox says couldn't start playback (null)
[01:14] <StevenX> !fstab
[01:14] <fredhami> ok
[01:14] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[01:14] <cellis> ActionParsnip: going to try that next
[01:14] <mickster04> cellis: what about the thing that ActionParsnip said to do?
[01:14] <mickster04> cellis: ok
[01:14] <RealEyes> DasEi: the Ubu drive is /sdb, win7 is /sda
[01:15] <Habstinat> DasEi: Alright. It's mounted now.
[01:15] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo mount --bind /dev  /mnt/dev
[01:15] <RealEyes> DasEi: Err... /sda1
[01:15] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo mount --bind /dev  /mnt/dev
[01:15] <OsakaFoo> where do I talk about 11.04?
[01:15] <DasEi> RealEyes: you can't unmount the ubu drive while using it; sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade works ?
[01:15] <arand> OsakaFoo: #ubuntu+1
[01:15] <OsakaFoo> arand, thanks
[01:15] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo mount --bind /proc  /mnt/proc
[01:16] <RealEyes> DasEi: Yes, both work.
[01:16] <cellis> mickster04 , ActionParsnip: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=b65c4c16575f23e81babd351903920147b31efec
[01:16] <RealEyes> But, errors at the end!
[01:16] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo mount --bind /sys  /mnt/sys
[01:16] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo mount --bind /usr  /mnt/usr
[01:16] <Habstinat> DasEi: Ok. Doing them all now.
[01:17] <luxgeek> How in the world am I supposed to get one large desktop on my dual monitors? everything "ubuntu" related on the net talks about an xorg.conf which doesn't exist...? GAH!
[01:17] <luxgeek> HELP!
[01:17] <DasEi> luxgeek: nvidia ?
[01:17] <edbian> luxgeek, just create it.  (please don't yell)
[01:17] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://pastie.org/1641438
[01:17] <ChogyDan> Habstinat: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1156240
[01:17] <edbian> luxgeek, the file does not exist by default.  If you create it the system will read it.
[01:17] <noonian> luxgeek, there is usually a monitor settings manager in system->preferences that will let you set it up
[01:18] <Habstinat> DasEi: Did all the commands.
[01:18] <mickster04> luxgeek: try the system>pref>monitors
[01:18] <cellis> whoa
[01:18] <DasEi> RealEyes: there is another dpkg open, check it (top) and close it
[01:18] <cellis> when i changed the sound test to analog output, it worked!
[01:18] <mickster04> cellis: marvelous
[01:19] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo chroot /mnt
[01:19] <cellis> now what
[01:19] <cellis> lol
[01:19] <mickster04> cellis: problem fixed?
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> luxgeek: if you make one, it will be obeyed
[01:19] <DasEi> luxgeek: nvidia ?
[01:19] <cellis> wow yeah
[01:19] <ScarabDrowner> In 10.10, I'm learning to type Dvorak. I have the layout menu by the clock, and I set the key combo to switch layouts as both Alt keys at the same time. However, the key combo does not seem to work. I hit both Alt keys, and nothing happens.
[01:19] <cellis> mickster04: your message just beeped
[01:19] <cellis> awesome
[01:19] <RealEyes> DasEi: Check it in the top?
[01:19] <Habstinat> DasEi: Now I have a root prompt.
[01:19] <mickster04> cellis: very good indeed
[01:19] <cellis> now i need to get this wireless card working
[01:19] <DasEi> nano /etc/default/grub
[01:20] <DasEi> Habstinat: ^
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> !dualhead | luxgeek
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> DasEi: that wil need sudo ;)
[01:20] <DasEi> RealEyes: enter top in trml
[01:20] <DasEi> ActionParsnip: chroot ?
[01:20] <tooStupid4Linux> I have just realised why a minimal install from a USB doesn't work.  GRUB gets installed to /dev/sda....which is the USB stick.  ARG!
[01:20] <jck> gsick
[01:20] <DasEi> yupp, thx ActionParsnip
[01:20] <Habstinat> DasEi: Ok. Now I have the editor open with that file.
[01:21] <chris2> I have a small problem. When I am connecting with telnet to my pc using localhost as an address it works just fine, but when i'm using the actual ip, i'm getting a connection refused message. Firestarter doesn't seem to help
[01:21] <ScarabDrowner> how do I get the Alt-Alt key combo to work like it's supposed to?
[01:21] <mickster04> ScarabDrowner: you mean left and right alt?
[01:21] <DasEi> sudo nano /etc/default/grub is right , Habstinat, so first ctrl+x
[01:21] <ScarabDrowner> mickster04: yes
[01:21] <edbian> chris2, Do you have a router?  What IP are you using?
[01:21] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://paste.ubuntu.com/576740/
[01:21] <chris2> yes i do have a router, it has dhcp
[01:21] <tooStupid4Linux> Will I be able to manually add grub?
[01:21] <chris2> edbian: oh i see
[01:21] <tooStupid4Linux> Using the CD....
[01:21] <edbian> chris2, You have to forward the telnet port on the router.  What IP are you using?
[01:22] <Habstinat> DasEi: I'm already as root.
[01:22] <chris2> edbian: you are sugessting that it's not forwarding the packets
[01:22] <DasEi> RealEyes: I'll be back in few minutes, please check what uses dpkg
[01:22] <chris2> edbian: i am using local ip
[01:22] <RealEyes> okay
[01:22] <cellis> mickster04: thanks alot
[01:22] <chris2> edbian: not the public one
[01:22] <edbian> chris2, well if you're using a local IP it should work.
[01:22] <mickster04> ScarabDrowner: i don't think ubuntu sees it as a seperate key perhaps? what happens if you use the record shortcut tool in systemn>pref>keyboard shortcuts
[01:22] <edbian> chris2, Why are you using telnet and not ssh ?  (just curious)
[01:22] <edbian> chris2, Can you ping the local address for that machine?
[01:22] <chris2> edbian: debugging a c socket program
[01:22] <mickster04> !grub | tooStupid4Linux
[01:23] <Habstinat> DasEi: When I did sudo chroot /mnt it made me root. I get "unable to resolve host ubuntu" when I do sudo.
[01:23] <DasEi> Habstinat: find the line Grub_cmdline_linux (all capitals)
[01:23] <chris2> edbian: yes
[01:23] <mickster04> ScarabDrowner: try this link and see if it helps http://www.zolved.com/synapse/view_content/28017/Fix_your_right_Alt_key_in_Ubuntu
[01:23] <ChogyDan> RealEyes: try: lsof /var/lib/dpkg
[01:23] <edbian> chris2, mmmm, not sure.  Maybe check out the telnet config file.  It must not be listening on anything but localhost.  (telnet is deprecated)
[01:23] <chris2> oh i see
[01:23] <Habstinat> DasEi: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
[01:23] <Lancelot> Question: Is there a resource that will tell me what happens to files I delete? As far as I know the filesystem stuffs them into the expunged directory and then goes about actually removing the files.
[01:23] <DasEi> yes
[01:24] <Habstinat> DasEi: That's what it says right now.
[01:24] <RealEyes> ChogyDan: No errors, no output.
[01:24] <ScarabDrowner> it says Alt+ISO Level 3 Shift
[01:24] <ActionParsnip> DasEi: ah, i see
[01:24] <gkffjcs> Hey all, I accidently managed to fill my root partition to max capacity. I have not fixed that by deleting some files but now that I've rebooted gdm no longer displays my user name at all how can I log in again?
[01:24] <chris2> edbian: it's not working with ssh aswell, same connection refused message
[01:25] <ActionParsnip> gkffjcs: boot to root recovery mode and uninstall openoffice, should free enough space to get you logged in
[01:25] <DasEi> Habstinat: delete the "", write nomodeset
[01:25] <ScarabDrowner> mickster04: still does not work
[01:25] <edbian> chris2, very strange.  what does sudo iptables -L show?
[01:25] <ChogyDan> RealEyes: fuser /var/lib/dpkg/lock  ?
[01:25] <tonsofpcs> hmm, is there a way to remap keys on a specific keyboard?
[01:25] <DasEi> ActionParsnip: you know if nomodeset needs the "" around ? (/etc/default/grub)
[01:25] <gkffjcs> ActionParsnip:  I have already done that and cleaned up enough space... I have now  whole 5 gig free but I still don't see my username in gdm...
[01:26] <Habstinat> DasEi: Ok. I used Ctrl-O to save it.
[01:26] <RealEyes> ChogyDan: No errors, no output.
[01:26] <DasEi> Habstinat: ctrl+w to exit
[01:26] <luxgeek> DasEi: No, the Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller
[01:26] <lisandros> hey guys, when i run the command fglrxinfo it says segmentation fault and i can't play HoN, what should i do?
[01:26] <chris2> edbian: i'm trying to connect on port 1234, and nmap says 1234/udp closed unknown
[01:26] <chris2> edbian: i'll give you the iptables output just now
[01:26] <edbian> chris2, k
[01:26] <DasEi> !cinerama | luxgeek
[01:26] <luxgeek> noonian, mickster04: I've tried that multiple times
[01:26] <Habstinat> DasEi: Ctrl-W is search. I think you meant Ctrl-X?
[01:26] <DasEi> !twinview
[01:27] <DasEi> !xinerama | luxgeek
[01:27] <edbian> chris2, Well did you tell telnet / ssh to listen on 1234?  by default ssh is 22, (telnet is 25 I think)
[01:27] <mickster04> ScarabDrowner: ok, so did you look at the shortcut program thing i suggested? what did that do whe you recorded two alt keys?
[01:27] <ScarabDrowner> mickster04: even changing the setting to both ctrl keys does nothing
[01:27] <DasEi> Habstinat: update-grub
[01:27] <chris2> edbian: i told you, i'm trying to debug a self build c socket program
[01:27] <lisandros> Can someone help me with this?
[01:27] <chris2> i made them connect to the right port
[01:27] <luxgeek> DasEi: Checking into that now...
[01:27] <edbian> chris2, but you said telnet does not work.
[01:27] <chris2> but the connection gets refused
[01:27] <mickster04> ScarabDrowner: how about ctl tab l or something just as obscure that will work?
[01:28] <chris2> edbian: yes it doesn't
[01:28] <ScarabDrowner> mickster04: I already mentioned that, it says Alt+ISO Level 3 Shift
[01:28] <edbian> chris2, The app you're writing listens on port 1234?
[01:28] <Habstinat> DasEi: Alright, it generated a new grub.cfg.
[01:28] <chris2> edbian: http://paste.ubuntu.com/576741/
[01:28] <chris2> edbian: yes
[01:28] <DasEi> Habstinat: ctrl+d to exit chroot
[01:28] <hilarie> How can I link dev/shm to my desktop? the option to create a link, is greyed out?
[01:28] <mickster04> ScarabDrowner: ah ok i didn't see that. bvut I have no idea what that means
[01:28] <Habstinat> DasEi: Ok.
[01:28] <mickster04> ScarabDrowner: try just using a normal if slightly obscure shortcut
[01:28] <RealEyes> Perhaps -I- need to chroot? :P
[01:28] <ChogyDan> !aptfix | RealEyes
[01:29] <mickster04> I am pretty sure ctrl+alt+l isn't used :p
[01:29] <DasEi> Habstinat: hope that the "" where not needed.. sudo reboot n cross fingers
[01:29] <edbian> chris2, There are a ton of rules in iptables.   I'm betting one of them is blocking these incoming connections.  Turn them all off (using firestarter or the cli) and try again.
[01:29] <ScarabDrowner> I'll try that, but why is it whenever someone comes in to fix a problem, all we get are workarounds instead of real fixes?
[01:29] <Habstinat> DasEi: :P Ok.
[01:29] <lisandros> Do you guys read me or i am laging?
[01:29] <DasEi> lisandros: you're fine
[01:29] <hilarie> read you just fine lisaandros
[01:29] <ScarabDrowner> lisandros: you're coming through
[01:30] <RealEyes> DasEi, ChogyDan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/576742/
[01:30] <mickster04> lisandros: just chill out, if someone can help they will
[01:30] <chris2> edbian: interesting.. same message even with firewall off
[01:30] <lisandros> Oh, cool, thanks
[01:30] <edbian> chris2, ssh?  some problem
[01:30] <Habstinat> DasEi: It works!
[01:30] <Habstinat> DasEi: Thanks a whole bunch for your help.
[01:30] <mickster04> lisandros: ask the question in full again, with any error messages and anything you have done to try and fix it
[01:30] <chris2> edbian: connection refused
[01:31] <chris2> edbian: i don't get this, it works with localhost
[01:31] <edbian> chris2, odd. I'm not sure!  check the config file for ssh I guess
[01:31] <DasEi> Habstinat: world stays small, have fun
[01:31] <ChogyDan> RealEyes: ooops, you did have a dpkg running, you gotta run the other command
[01:31] <edbian> chris2, I have to go, good luck!
[01:31] <chris2> edbian: thanks, cheers!
[01:31] <RealEyes> ChogyDan: What other command?
[01:31] <hilarie> Did some more poking around, and dev/shm is owned by root, how can I take it away from that jerk?
[01:31] <ChogyDan> RealEyes: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:32] <DasEi> :)
[01:32] <RealEyes> ChogyDan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/576746/
[01:32] <lisandros> I have no idea how to fix this, first of all when i go to enable my hardware drivers, there are not any drivers on the list, then i runned fglrxinfo and the output saied "segmentation fault
[01:33] <mickster04> hilarie: sudo chown i think may be what you are looking for
[01:33] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: what are you after drivers for?
[01:33] <hilarie> mickster04: cd to dv/shm and sudo chown -i?
[01:34] <DasEi> RealEyes: oyu friggled around with alien ?!
[01:34] <RealEyes> DasEi: What?
[01:34] <mickster04> hilarie: i don't know the exact command as I aint all that pro, but chown changes ownership for things (ime files and folders) but it may well work for you
[01:34] <noonian> hilarie, what is dev/shm? you might just want to give yourself access to it and keep it owned by root
[01:34] <ChogyDan> RealEyes: reboot?
[01:34] <lisandros> ActionParsnip, i want to play HoN and the game just doesn't start
[01:34] <DasEi> RealEyes: paste : sudo apt-get remove --purge man-db --dry-run
[01:34] <DasEi> !alien
[01:34] <hilarie> noonian it's the built in ramdisk, and i want it to be on my desktop
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: whagt is HoN?
[01:35] <hilarie> Just looking for a shortcut of somesort for it to be on my desktop
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> hilarie: run:  mount    is it not already mounted?
[01:35] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://paste.ubuntu.com/576747/
[01:35] <lisandros> ActionParsnip, a game
[01:35] <noonian> you could put yourself in the group and give it full permissions
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: ok, what is the name of the game
[01:35] <hilarie> ActionParsnip  Mount dev/shm? I don't think its mounted, its a folder
[01:36] <lisandros> ActionParsnip, Heroes of newearth
[01:36] <DasEi> RealEyes: no, some other error, alien also likes to do so , sudo dpkg-reconfigure man-db
[01:36] <ActionParsnip> hilarie: its actually a file, its a file which represents a block device
[01:36] <Habstinat> DasEi: I'm having a probably unrelated error installing a driver though. To make the screen resolution better. I need a nonfree driver. I'm able to download it with "Additional Drivers", but when it starts installing I get, "SystemError: installArchives() failed".
[01:37] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: great, I suggest you use that in future so we don't need to do the clarification dance. Only use defacto abbreviations like TCP, UDP etc
[01:37] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://paste.ubuntu.com/576749/
[01:37] <hilarie> ActionParsnip I have CD'd to dev/shm and typed in mount, and it says mount tmpfs
[01:37] <RealEyes> DasEi: Should I just reboot or something?
[01:37] <luxgeek> DasEi: That xinerama thing MIGHT help if my xorg.conf already existed :P It doesn't deal with having to create it from scratch.
[01:37] <hilarie> when I do that, it says mount: can't find tmpfs in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[01:37] <DasEi> Habstinat: in a minute
[01:37] <lisandros> ActionParsnip, What do you mean?
[01:38] <j_ayen_green> i've been having a lot of trouble with soft hangs in 10.4 lately, where the mouse moves but nothing responds. it just happened, and i see that it coincided with smartbackup doing a full backup. first the disk was pinned, understandably, but now I look at the nas and the fileset is created, and the disk isn't being accessed, but cpu is still pinned and ubuntu won't react
[01:38] <Habstinat> DasEi: Ok.
[01:38] <DasEi> RealEyes: first read, before type :
[01:39] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: not everyone knows what HoN is, if you just use the full and proper name, its quicker
[01:39] <noonian> hilarie, if it is mountable you could do: "mkdir ~/Desktop/shm" then "sudo mount /dev/shm ~/Desktop/shm"
[01:39] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giPiqDOU5i0    has a guide to installing the game
[01:39] <DasEi> RealEyes: sudo init 1 , will bring you to init 1 , try dpkg repair broken ... from that mini-menu, cmd will log you off , to get back :
[01:39] <ActionParsnip> hilarie: you don't need to cd anywhere to run mount
[01:39] <noonian> hilarie, but i dont know what it is really
[01:39] <CJO232> I have windows XP and Ubuntu 10 with Grub 2 . After deleting Ubuntu ( data and os partition ) I got the "no such partition: grub rescue>" prompt and couldn't remember if this means that some config files for grub2 were deleted on deletion of ubuntu or if grub2 was deleted. rootnoverify  doesn't work for grub2 so do I need to use something like set root=?
[01:39] <DasEi> RealEyes: netroot  > sudo service gdm start
[01:40] <ActionParsnip> hilarie: mount will show the mount point and copying files to the mount point will put the data into the mount point
[01:40] <ActionParsnip> hilarie: all the files in /dev are owned by root, when the OS boots the devices are mounted and given access to the users as needed
[01:40] <DasEi> Habstinat: which g-card ?
[01:40] <hilarie> Why can't I do what I did from my NTFS partition and create a link and put that on my desktop? that option is greyed out
[01:41] <ActionParsnip> hilarie: just make a symlink to the mount point on the desktop, the data will be lost on reboot as /dev/shm is a ramdrive
[01:41] <DasEi> hilarie: you can own the mountdir to regular user, that work with that
[01:42] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: http://forum01.heroesofnewerth.com/showthread.php?t=177303
[01:42] <lisandros> ActionParsnip, Its not that simple, it just is not working
[01:42] <DasEi> Habstinat: which graphics card ?
[01:42] <Habstinat> DasEi: "NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver"
[01:42] <hilarie> @actionparsnip How do I create a symlink?
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> CJO232: you will need to reinstate the ntldr as you deleted the grub config
[01:43] <DasEi> Habstinat: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:43] <j_ayen_green> would there be a reason why simplebackup would be keeping the cpu pegged after it had already created the tgz file in a full backup?
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> hilarie: cd ~/Desktop; ln -s /mount/point
[01:43] <FrozenFire> Any ideas as to why the Flash plugin for Firefox would cease to display video, and yet still output audio? My younger sister's system is having such a problem. On Youtube, the player does not visually display, even though right-click context menus work, but she can hear the audio of the playing video.
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: what happens when you try?
[01:43] <Habstinat> DasEi: Ok.
[01:44] <DasEi> Habstinat: there is a block saying partner repos, uncomment the two lines for the deb's
[01:44] <FrozenFire> I tried uninstalling Flash and the plugin, then reinstalling, but the issue persists.
[01:44] <lisandros> ActionParsnip, i had mint 8 before ubuntu 10.10 and it worked, why can't ubuntu 10.10 witch is a newer version not work?
[01:44] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: thats why mint isnt supported here, its different. what video chip do you have?
[01:44] <lisandros> ActionParsnip, Nothing, the screen goes black and back again like a flush
[01:44] <Habstinat> DasEi: Ok, I did that and saved.
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: run it in a terminal
[01:45] <hilarie> @action Parsnip Ty :) found the forum post :) GKSUDO Nautilus for the win :)
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: obviously change the /mount/point bit
[01:45] <lisandros> ActionParsnip, how do i do that?
[01:45] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> hilarie: yes, gksudo for any gui app, sudo is not suitable for gui apps
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: press ALT+CTRL+T
[01:45] <DasEi> Habstinat: sudo jockey-gtk
[01:46] <luxgeek> How do I get a "default" xorg.conf? Don't want to create a blank one since I wouldn't know what to put into it...
[01:46] <hilarie> Actionparsnip It un-greyed out the create link within the GUI :D
[01:46] <DasEi> luxgeek: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:46] <lisandros> ActionParsnip, i mean how to change the mount/point bit
[01:46] <luxgeek> DasEi: Thx
[01:46] <Habstinat> DasEi: I'm currently in the middle of upgrading my system, so I'll run those commands after that's done.
[01:47] <DasEi> :)
[01:47] <ActionParsnip> lisandros: type it differently, the mount point will be shown in the output of: mount
[01:47] <birdinatux> is it possible to dual boot ubuntu on a machine already conatining windows 7 without deleting windows 7?
[01:47] <ActionParsnip> birdinatux: sure, resize the NTFS and install ubuntu to the free space
[01:47] <tooStupid4Linux> mickster04: Thanks, I am trying to follow those instructions.  I cannot believe how hard it is to install Ubuntu....
[01:48] <birdinatux> ActionParsnip can the ubuntu installer resize safely or should I use partition magic or something of the sort
[01:48] <ActionParsnip> tooStupid4Linux: depends on your mentality and hardware
[01:48] <ActionParsnip> birdinatux: Win7 can resize its own partitions
[01:49] <ActionParsnip> birdinatux: make sure your backups are sufficiently recent incase of catastrophe
[01:49] <tooStupid4Linux> ActionParsnip: I seem to be hitting a collection of bugs/features that are causing me grief.  Mostly the alternate CD not working.
[01:49] <ActionParsnip> tooStupid4Linux: could try the desktop CD then
[01:50] <Demolitio1> hey all.... anyone have problems with the Broadcomm B3/B4 drivers?
[01:50] <luxgeek> DasEi: Well, if that was supposed to do anything...I am unable to tell what...still am not finding an xorg.conf anywhere in /etc/X11/  OR /root
[01:50] <tooStupid4Linux> ActionParsnip: I can't, that does not support installing to RAID0 (although I am using one to try and recover Grub...)
[01:50] <birdinatux> ActionParsnip backup not needed, its a new comp... just didnt want to have to re-install win7 if I didn't have to
[01:50] <DasEi> luxgeek: should be in /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[01:50] <ActionParsnip> birdinatux: no, win7 can resize its own stuff
[01:50] <luxgeek> DasEi: Nope, it's not there.
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> tooStupid4Linux: i see, software raid I'm guessing :(
[01:52] <tooStupid4Linux> ActionParsnip: Indeed, and according to all the videos and articles it should "Just work".  And it does...if the CD did not hang I would have been done 7 hours ago!
[01:53] <luxgeek> DasEi: I don't know WHY it's not there...but it's not.
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> tooStupid4Linux: in most cases it does. All my systems require only proprietary video drivers and everything works out of the box, probably because I don't use softraid (mainly cos I think it sucks)
[01:53] <CJO232> ActionParsnip: So that means I can't get the grub2 configuration files back for grub2 and use grub as the bootloader
[01:53] <j_ayen_green> at first I could move the mouse over something, like a switch-workarea panel at the bottom of the screen and it would react to the the hover, but now not even that happens and the cpu is still pinned
[01:54] <ActionParsnip> CJO232: if you make a 500Mb ext4 partition and mount it as boot you can use grub there. If you intend to ONLY use windows you may as well reinstate the XP bootloader
[01:54] <DasEi> http://paste.ubuntu.com/576759/ luxgeek, but that's just a structure, need to modify it !!!
[01:55] <birdinatux> ActionParsnip: COOL never knew about this utility in win7, now shrinking. :) Final question, not to mess up booting win 7 where should I place the boot loader for ubuntu?
[01:56] <ActionParsnip> birdinatux: Use the default and the dualboot will be handled
[01:56] <birdinatux> ActionParsnip: sounds good. Thanks a lot!
[01:57] <Guest64849> anyone know why videos i play online wont fully show up?
[01:57] <CJO232> Ok ActionParsnip  thanks... i'm not happy to be using strictly windows LOL
[01:57] <MonkeyMayh3m> hi all
[01:58] <CJO232> but in my case it meets needs
[01:58] <MonkeyMayh3m> n00b to linux and the irc..
[01:58] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: can you use: http://pastie.org and give the output of: uname -a; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep swf; dpkg -l | grep gnash     Thanks
[01:58] <Guest64849> all that shows up is a tiny rectangle of part of the video
[01:58] <birdinatux> welcome to IRC :)
[01:58] <ActionParsnip> birdinatux: its good to know both OSes in this day and age
[01:59] <MonkeyMayh3m> thanks birdinatux
[01:59] <LarsN> are there any guides for un-branding ubuntu?
[01:59] <luxgeek> DasEi: Thx, now the trick is to figure out how to edit it right :P
[01:59] <LarsN> primarily the boot splash, and changing the login window?
[01:59] <MonkeyMayh3m> So I'm loving ubuntu and the whole open source deal
[01:59] <DasEi> luxgeek: i draw back there, as I don't have experience with that graphic-card
[01:59] <Guest64849> anyone know how to fix it?
[01:59] <BillyBob2> me 2
[02:00] <luxgeek> DasEi: Rt, totally understand. ;)
[02:00] <birdinatux> ActionParsnip Yeah, nothing I can't do in XP, but I need to get more versed in win7. I'm starting to get the basics down with linux, but so far to go.
[02:00] <ljsoftnet> can i put location path on gnome drawer?
[02:00] <BillyBob2> my shutdown button, both when i press ctrl+alt+delete, and on the panel, is broken, any ideas?
[02:00] <DasEi> luxgeek: you can try using this template to break x and then reconfigure again, if you're lil familiar with ubuntu
[02:01] <Guest64849> why cant i play online videos?
[02:01] <MonkeyMayh3m> does anyone have any experience with webcam configs through a VM
[02:01] <luxgeek> DasEi: Right. might work.
[02:01] <MonkeyMayh3m> everything else works fine except my webcam
[02:02] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyMayh3m: do you see it listed in the output of: lsusb ?
[02:02] <DasEi> luxgeek: else rename it to xorg.dull to get x back, restart gdm
[02:02] <Guest64849> monkeymay3m: try to make sure your cam is supported by linux too
[02:02] <Elssha> anyone know why apt-get hold returns an invalid operation error?
[02:02] <DasEi> MonkeyMayh3m: install cheese
[02:02] <RealEyes> DasEi: Can you tell me that last thing you told me? :P
[02:02] <luxgeek> DasEi: Ok, is that "restart gdm" an actual command?
[02:02] <MonkeyMayh3m> I have cheese but it doesn
[02:02] <ljsoftnet> can i put location path on gnome drawer?
[02:02] <Elssha> i'm trying to followe the guide on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[02:02] <DasEi> Habstinat: doing now ?
[02:02] <LarsN> If I have my timezone set correctly in Ubuntu, but it's displaying as 4 hours slow.  (dual booting with OSX) which configuration do I need to edit to fix that?
[02:02] <RealEyes> I went into init 1 and did a dpkg repair and got lost from there. I'll write it down this next time.
[02:02] <MonkeyMayh3m> doesn't recognize
[02:02] <RealEyes> I'm on a liveCD now.
[02:02] <DasEi> RealEyes: sudo apt-get update
[02:02] <Guest64849> if cheese doesnt work then more than likely linux doesnt support your cam
[02:03] <DasEi> RealEyes: why on live ?
[02:03] <Elssha> but $ sudo apt-get hold libmtp8 libmtp-dev libusb-dev libusb-0.1-4 tells me hold = invalid
[02:03] <RealEyes> grub is gone
[02:03] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: not true, there may be drivers to compile...
[02:03] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyMayh3m: did you run the command??
[02:03] <DasEi> RealEyes: ic
[02:03] <RealEyes> Look at this.
[02:04] <Guest64849> anyone have an idea as to why videos wont play on my computer?
[02:04] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://pastie.org/1641576
[02:04] <MonkeyMayh3m> ActionParsnip: I'm a noob would I be able to find that through the cl?
[02:04] <ljsoftnet> can i put location path on gnome drawer?
[02:04] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyMayh3m: yes, its a terminal command
[02:04] <RealEyes> Guest64849: Try install flash/java/quicktime?
[02:04] <MonkeyMayh3m> on it
[02:04] <Guest64849> i have flash but the other too i should try lol
[02:04] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: did you run the command I gave and pastebin the output??
[02:04] <Guest64849> forgot about them
[02:05] <LarsN> I'm pretty sure my system clock is set to Local Time, but ubuntu is treating it like my system clock is UTC.  Any suggestions on what to toggle, and  where?
[02:05] <Guest64849> i dont know how to run a command
[02:05] <Elssha> i'm trying to followe the guide on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone but $ sudo apt-get hold libmtp8 libmtp-dev libusb-dev libusb-0.1-4 command returns an error that hold = invalid
[02:05] <MonkeyMayh3m> ok I'm on board with the cmd
[02:05] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: in a terminal, press CTRL+ALT+T  and please write my name at the start of text addressed to me, it will highligh me just like my text highlights to you
[02:06] <Guest64849> how do i get to a terminal?
[02:06] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyMayh3m: run: lsusb   does it list the camera
[02:06] <Guest64849> im an idiot at this whole thing
[02:06] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: READ my last thing I wrote to you.....
[02:06] <Elssha> guest; it's in the accessories menu
[02:06] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: maybe but you can read
[02:07] <Elssha> i'm trying to followe the guide on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone but $ sudo apt-get hold libmtp8 libmtp-dev libusb-dev libusb-0.1-4 command returns an error that hold = invalid
[02:07] <DasEi> RealEyes: did the update ?
[02:07] <RealEyes> yes
[02:07] <MagicJ> something has happened to my system such that when I click on an mp3 file it still loads movie player, but then it says that it needs to look for a plugin and looks for one for text/html, cwhich it does not find.  What do I need to do to fix this
[02:07] <MonkeyMayh3m> ActionParsnip: Bus 001 Device 002: ID 80ee:0021
[02:07] <MonkeyMayh3m> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[02:07] <Guest64849> ActionParsnip: idk
[02:07] <RealEyes> DasEi: Yes... But, check out this link. I think this guy is having the same problem...
[02:08] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/dual-boot-issue-winxp-karmic-koala-on-two-separate-hdds-771969/
[02:08] <RealEyes> just different versions of win/ubuntu
[02:08] <Guest64849> found it!
[02:08] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: press CTRL+ALT+T and it will run a terminal
[02:08] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyMayh3m: so none stand out?
[02:08] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: magic stuff eh
[02:09] <Elssha> is apt-get hold a valid command?
[02:09] <Guest64849> command not found
[02:09] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: copy ALL the command I gave early and paste it into the terminal, then press ENTER
[02:09] <Grig> че по русски не пишем?? ))
[02:10] <DasEi> RealEyes: might be,, sudo fdisk -l , which is your root (ubuntu) and I assume no seperate root partition ?
[02:10] <Starminn> !russian | Grig (That is Russian, right?)
[02:10] <DasEi> !ru |Grig
[02:10] <j_ayen_green> just had to magic sysrq due to a hang (10.4) and now when I boot I end up in initramfs with message about no /sbin/init
[02:11] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://pastie.org/1641600
[02:11] <j_ayen_green> and i have no idea what that means or what to do :-s
[02:11] <ActionParsnip> j_ayen_green: hold shift at boot and choose an older kernel (if you have one), is it ok?
[02:11] <Habstinat> DasEi: Just finished upgrading. Reinstalling the drivers now.
[02:11] <axilla> can someone take a look at this pastie and see if they can figure out why my status_tag for false isn't showing up... Link to problem: http://98.238.8.195:3000/subjects/
[02:11] <RealEyes> /dev/sdb3 + /dev/sdb5 are both linux Ubuntu, DasEi.
[02:11] <Guest64849> what do i do now action
[02:12] <axilla> there should be a red box above the green one.. but it shows up blank.
[02:12] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: use http://pastie.org to give the output, like I already said
[02:12] <bsnyder> i'm using ubuntu 10.10 and i've read about upstart, but i do not have the /etc/event.d dir? why is it missing?
[02:12] <Guest64849> ?
[02:12] <j_ayen_green> ActionParsnip: there are several...32-28, 32-27... back to 32-21 ... should I choose the regular version or the recovery mode
[02:12] <Guest64849> i did
[02:13] <Guest64849> a bunch of mumbo jumbo that i dont understand popped up
[02:13] <axscode> Ubuntu.vmem <--- whats the file for?
[02:13] <axilla> woops, forgot to paste the pastie.. lol
[02:13] <axilla> http://www.pastie.org/1641596
[02:13] <axilla> shit
[02:13] <DasEi> RealEyes: sdb5 so
[02:13] <axilla> wrong channel too
[02:13] <axilla> man i'm out of it :(
[02:13] <RealEyes> DasEi: It's sdb5 and there is no root part.
[02:13] <FloodBot2> axilla: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> j_ayen_green: regular, just go one earlier
[02:14] <DasEi> sudo mount /dev/sdb5 /mnt
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: copy the text and use http://pastie.org to hold the output, copy the address in the address bar and paste that here
[02:14] <RealEyes> DasEi: Done.
[02:14] <DasEi> sudo mount --bind /dev/ /mnt/dev
[02:14] <Habstinat> DasEi: You sure know your stuff; it worked! Again! Thanks a lot.
[02:14] <axscode> Ubuntu.vmem <-- anyone familiar with this file?
[02:14] <DasEi> sudo mount --bind /proc  /mnt/proc
[02:15] <Guest64849> for the site?
[02:15] <RealEyes> DasEi: Done.
[02:15] <DasEi> Habstinat: good view, and don't forget to restart x
[02:15] <DasEi> sudo mount --bind /sys  /mnt/sys
[02:15] <bsnyder> i'm using ubuntu 10.10 and i've read about upstart, but i do not have the /etc/event.d dir? why is it missing?
[02:15] <j_ayen_green> ActionParsnip: I tried 1 earlier then 2 earlier, I still end up back in initramfs with mounting /dev on /root/dev failed, mounting sys on /root/sys failed, mounting /proc on /root/proc failed
[02:15] <DasEi> sudo mount --bind /usr /mnt/usr
[02:16] <DasEi> RealEyes: saw the two above line ?
[02:16] <ribatejoluso> guys, gals: How do i add email address to a user in openbox??
[02:16] <RealEyes> DasEi: Yes, done all, no errors.
[02:16] <DasEi> RealEyes: sudo chroot /mnt
[02:17] <RealEyes> DasEi: http://pastie.org/1641612
[02:17] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: when you click the paste button, the address in the address abr will change, copy it and paste here
[02:17] <Habstinat> DasEi: Yup. A 1920x1200 laptop screen is great :)
[02:18] <DasEi> !yay
[02:18] <needhelp1> im having an issue with easytag, i keep getting the error "cannot rename file, file already exists" .. i cant figure out how to get around this. can anyone help me please?
[02:18] <ActionParsnip> ribatejoluso: surely adding it to your email account does that?
[02:18] <Guest64849> http://www.youporn.com/watch/532259/im-so-sorry-me-too-do-it/?from=country_rating
[02:18] <rogue> hello everyone ^^
[02:18] <DasEi> RealEyes: are you using a 32 bit live on a 64 bit os or vice versa ?
[02:18] <ribatejoluso> ActionParsnip, with what, useradd?
[02:18] <Senjai> !ot | Guest64849
[02:18] <RealEyes> I think so, DasEi:
[02:18] <gaelfx> needhelp1: is the file being used by another program while you're trying to rename it?
[02:19] <RealEyes> I think I'm on a 32bit CD w/ a 64bit OS.
[02:19] <DasEi> RealEyes: won't work, needs same architecture
[02:19] <Elssha> how do i get hold to be a valid apt-get command in 10.10
[02:19] <ActionParsnip> ribatejoluso: no, in your user account. I'm not sure you can just add an email account to a user, it doesn't make sense
[02:19] <Senjai> Guest64849: this is a family orientated channel
[02:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: once you make the pastebin, we can advise
[02:19] <Guest64849> im so lost
[02:19] <Guest64849> whats a pastebin?
[02:20] <DasEi> RealEyes: boot windows, d/l right one or supergrubdisk
[02:20] <Starminn> I think I'm having a Flash issues or something similar. If anybody could, please, head here: http://games.jagex.com/g=fleacircus/play.ws and tell me if the game loads for them? It doesn't load for me in either Firefox or Chormium.
[02:20] <Senjai> !pastebin | Guest64849
[02:20] <gaelfx> !pb | Guest64849
[02:20] <visual1ce> i just changed shortkey for move window to workspace 4 to fn + f4 and now my touchpad is dead - cursor wont move
[02:20] <Jasonn> !abuse | Guest64849
[02:20] <j_ayen_green> ActionParsnip: it says 'try passing init=bootarg'
[02:20] <visual1ce> doh nvm
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: www.pastie.org  I've told you 4 times now
[02:20] <visual1ce> pebkac
[02:20] <Jasonn> !appropriate | Guest64849
[02:20] <gaelfx> needhelp1: did we lose you?
[02:20] <ribatejoluso> ActionParsnip, i don't think that makes sense either but bimserver needs email account inorder for the user to upload files
[02:20] <RealEyes> how do i check if I'm on 64bit or 32 bit?
[02:20] <needhelp1> gaelfx, no , what it is is, i stoped the scan around half way through (in the process of renaming the files) .. so now if i had two mp3 files that were for xyz.mp3 .. and i have nonamed.mp3 its pulling the metadata and renaming it to my set script for whatever .. artist_title_.mp3 .. so its giving me the error
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> RealEyes: uname -m
[02:21] <ribatejoluso> my /var/spool/email folder is empty....
[02:21] <needhelp1> gaelfx, hope that makes sense
[02:21] <ActionParsnip> RealEyes: i686 == 32bit   x86_64 == 64bit
[02:21] <ribatejoluso> I may need to add an email client
[02:21] <Guest64849> http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:21] <ActionParsnip> ribatejoluso: sounds likely
[02:21] <Elssha> I'm following this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone and can't get the last command to work
[02:21] <Elssha> it won't recognize apt-get hold as a valid command
[02:21] <gaelfx> needhelp1: haha, yeah, it kinda makes sense, but I'm not entirely sure what to do about it. Did you try restarting the program after deleting the erroneous files?
[02:21] <Elssha> help?
[02:21] <Guest64849> http://paste.ubuntu.comhttp://www.youporn.com/watch/532259/im-so-sorry-me-too-do-it/?from=country_rating
[02:21] <RealEyes> DasEi, ActionParsnip: Can you guys look at this link and tell me if it'd work for me? http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/dual-boot-issue-winxp-karmic-koala-on-two-separate-hdds-771969/#post3771791
[02:21] <hansam> hi friends
[02:21] <Guest64849> idk
[02:21] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: thats fine too, you need to copy the text you made in terminal to that page and hit paste, it will then change the address bar and you copy the NEW address and paste it here
[02:22] <Afflicto1> Hey all
[02:22] <OsakaFoo> hi
[02:22] <gaelfx> ActionParsnip: it looks more like someone needs to be kicked
[02:22] <Afflicto1> I just switched over to win 7 from linux.
[02:22] <ribatejoluso> Elssha, What do you need again?
[02:22] <visual1ce> i set move window to workspace n to windows key (mod4) + fn (n = 1-4)... but this doesn't seem to do the trick
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: what does 'idk' in this context mean, it makes zero sense
[02:22] <Elssha> I'm following this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone and can't get the last command to work
[02:22] <Afflicto1> Got pidgin for win 7, along with facebook plugin and skype plugin.
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> gaelfx: i'm not an op
[02:22] <Elssha> it won't recognize apt-get hold as a valid command
[02:22] <DasEi> RealEyes: several possibilites, custom is one of them, yes
[02:22] <Elssha> $ sudo apt-get hold libmtp8 libmtp-dev libusb-dev libusb-0.1-4  <<< this
[02:22] <Afflicto1> I need popup notifications!
[02:23] <needhelp1> gaelfx, theres way to many, i tried clicking through the errors buts its over 30
[02:23] <Afflicto1> when someone talks to me :P
[02:23] <RealEyes> DasEi: You suggest I do that?
[02:23] <gaelfx> ActionParsnip: I know, I was just making sure you saw what's happening
[02:23] <j_ayen_green> ActionParsnip: could it be because when it hung I did the R-E-I-S-U-B thing with alt sysrq?  Is there something that needs to be done/undone?
[02:23] <DasEi> RealEyes: uname -a tells what a live is in use, mention actionp.. above
[02:23] <Afflicto1> (btw I dont have the original taskbar)
[02:23] <ActionParsnip> gaelfx: I've another 5 hours to kill :D
[02:23] <DasEi> RealEyes: first you need a grub back..
[02:23] <gaelfx> needhelp1: well, best get to work then :D
[02:23] <RealEyes> DasEi: Im on i686
[02:23] <gaelfx> ActionParsnip: understood, feed away :D
[02:23] <ActionParsnip> gaelfx: it'll puke soon
[02:24] <Starminn> !enter | Afflicto and Windows support is in ##windows
[02:24] <ribatejoluso> Elssha, why do you want to "hold"? I never head of it
[02:24] <RealEyes> DasEi: Help me get grub back?
[02:24] <ActionParsnip> RealEyes: then 32bit you have
[02:24] <Elssha> me either
[02:24] <Elssha> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[02:24] <Elssha> i'm following that
[02:24] <ribatejoluso> Elssha, SO DON'T USE IT ;)
[02:24] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: hows the pastebin going?
[02:24] <DasEi> RealEyes: is what I'm doing all the time
[02:24] <ribatejoluso> SORRY THE CAPS
[02:24] <DasEi> Habstinat: http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfect-desktop-ubuntu-10.10-maverick-meerkat
[02:24] <RealEyes> DasEi: Thank you :P
[02:24] <ribatejoluso> dmn
[02:24] <RealEyes> God bless your soul!
[02:25] <Elssha> will that code still work without this last part though?
[02:25] <RealEyes> I cant wait to get this all figured out and play some SCII.
[02:25] <Guest64849> i pasted the "http://pastie.org" to the address bar after the site adress was thnd it didnt change it at allere a
[02:25] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: did you copy the text from the terminal?
[02:25] <j_ayen_green> it keeps putting me back in Busybox no matter which kernel I choose
[02:25] <Guest64849> copy all of the text or "http://pastie.org"?
[02:26] <DasEi> RealEyes: so get a suitable cd, supergrub is smaller and so faster in d/l 'ing
[02:26] <gaurdro> Is there a way to get dpkg-buildpackage to dump it's output to a logfile?
[02:26] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: no, the text which was the output of the long command I gave earlier
[02:26] <RealEyes> I dont have any blank CDs, DasEi :/
[02:26] <RealEyes> I have a USB drive, 8GB.
[02:26] <Guest64849> ok so copy that to the address bar?
[02:26] <DasEi> RealEyes: usb stick ?
[02:26] <RealEyes> Yeah.
[02:26] <DasEi> RealEyes: get unetbootin (for win)
[02:27] <Habstinat> DasEi: Thanks. I've tried a couple other Linux distros on other computers, but in the end I feel like Ubuntu just gets it right.
[02:27] <tooStupid4Linux> Well, got the minimal install running from CD now (although I think the RAID config is now screwy /dev/md2 thru md4).  Is 8 hours to get an install done a record? :-(
[02:27] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: no, the text which was made, copy that and paste it to the large box on the pastebin site, then click the paste button and the page will change, then copy the address bar which will now have changed and paste it here
[02:27] <DasEi> Habstinat: depends on purpose, but best free support
[02:28] <ziesemer> Why, after doing "apt-get source linux-image-2.6.35-27-server", does the Makefile in the source directory have "EXTRAVERSION = .11" instead of .27?
[02:28] <Guest64849> okay
[02:28] <CJO232> ActionParsnip: I found stuff on how to fix corrupt ntlrd but don't I need the windows disk to reinstate the ntldr
[02:28] <hansam> hi friend
[02:28] <hansam> where i can find a good jboss community in irc?
[02:28] <gaelfx> hansam: /list
[02:29] <ActionParsnip> CJO232: yes, or you can use supergrub
[02:29] <visual1ce> anybody running the bluespace ii theme?
[02:29] <j_ayen_green> so if after doing the magic alt-sysrq thing during a hang results in booting from any of several kernels dropping me in busybox with message 'trying passing init=bootarg' , what do I do next?
[02:29] <RealEyes> DasEi: Unetbootin-windows-502.exe?
[02:29] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | visual1ce
[02:29] <DasEi> RealEyes: preferable from windows, yes
[02:29] <hansam> thank you  gaelfx
[02:30] <CJO232> supergrub would reinstate the windows boot loader
[02:30] <CJO232> *ActionParsnip:
[02:30] <gaelfx> hansam: no prob
[02:30] <gartral> there used too be a way too set metacity as a composit manager.. can anyone remember how?
[02:30] <Habstinat> DasEi: I've tried Trisquel, gNewSense, and Debian. Debian comes close, Trisquel would be good if there wasn't the whole language barrier, and gNewSense seemed like a badly done rebranding of 9.10.
[02:30] <tooStupid4Linux> gartral: gconf-editor.  Metatcity is under "applications" I think.
[02:31] <visual1ce> i felt that coming :P
[02:31] <RealEyes> DasEi: Okay, I have it DL'd.
[02:31] <visual1ce> so how is the bluespace ii theme?
[02:31] <Guest64849> so action: i type all the stuff below Codename maverick in the terminal?
[02:31] <DasEi> Habstinat: there are other families, but this chatter is offtopic here, might google distrowatch or talk in #linux
[02:31] <Guest64849> or just the command you gave me earlier?
[02:31] <visual1ce> you know i selected a space image for my desktop wallpaper and it automatically changes every now and then - cool huh
[02:32] <DasEi> RealEyes: didn't you say you where on a live cd ?
[02:32] <visual1ce> amazing pictures
[02:32] <RealEyes> Yes, I am, DasEi.
[02:32] <j_ayen_green> ActionParsnip: anything? :(
[02:32] <DasEi> RealEyes: so d/l is lost in win..
[02:32] <RealEyes> no the d/l is in my Downloads folder.
[02:32] <RealEyes> You want me to drag it to the win7 HD?
[02:33] <DasEi> RealEyes: you hsould do it all from win
[02:33] <DasEi> RealEyes: the foldr is in your ram
[02:33] <ActionParsnip> j_ayen_green: no idea, hance I didn't reply
[02:33] <RealEyes> I cant get into Win7 because there is no grub!!
[02:34] <Starminn> I think I'm having a Flash issues or something similar. If anybody could, please, head here: http://games.jagex.com/g=fleacircus/play.ws and tell me if the game loads for them? It doesn't load for me in either Firefox or Chormium.
[02:34] <ActionParsnip> RealEyes: use your windows CD or supergrub to add the bootloader
[02:34] <luxgeek> Not having any luck with getting my xorg.conf created "properly" even asking in #xorg :P
[02:34] <DasEi> RealEyes: tell bios to boot sda, there should be win-loader
[02:34] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: ok I'll start again. If you can't get it from this then I don't know how to make it simpler. Gimme a sec
[02:37] <ratzinger> Starminn:: didn't load for me
[02:37] <RealEyes> Wait...
[02:37] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: http://pastebin.com/muZxpqtR
[02:37] <RealEyes> I dont know how to get supergrub or ...
[02:37] <RealEyes> how to use it.
[02:37] <RealEyes> !supergrub
[02:37] <birdinatux> Is 60gb an ok amount of space for a ubuntu system?
[02:37] <DasEi> RealEyes: try to boot into win from bios, then log in here again
[02:38] <rww> birdinatux: that's plenty
[02:38] <Jasonn> birdinatux: even 10 GB is more than sufficient
[02:38] <Starminn> ratzinger: Thanks.
[02:38] <DasEi> birdinatux: it's enough for the os
[02:38] <RealEyes> I cant boot into win7 from BIOS.
[02:38] <birdinatux> cool thanks
[02:38] <RealEyes> There is no grub, there is no MBR.
[02:38] <ratzinger> Starminn:: welcome
[02:38] <RealEyes> There is no win7 bootloader.
[02:38] <rogue> hello^^
[02:38] <ActionParsnip> RealEyes: then its time to learn, nobody is born knowing how to use supergrub
[02:38] <jbwiv> guys, I'm considering downloading a pre-compiled static binary for wkhtmltopdf. What's the safest way to make sure the binary is clean of malware?
[02:39] <DasEi> RealEyes: why not ? you first installed to it, and had grub on sdb ?!
[02:39] <rogue> anyone that could give me some name on some good c++ compilers for ubuntu/linux ??
[02:39] <luxgeek> Anyone know a good doc for getting my xorg.conf created properly?
[02:39] <ActionParsnip> rogue: install build-essential and you have an ANSI standard compiler
[02:39] <IdleOne> jbwiv: why not just apt-get install wkhtmltopdf
[02:39] <rogue> oki
[02:39] <luxgeek> dpkg -reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't seem to do anything.
[02:40] <IdleOne> jbwiv: that way you get it from the repos and you know it's safe
[02:40] <Senjai> jbwiv: malware on linux? if its a repository item its already known to be save
[02:40] <Senjai> safe*
[02:40] <jbwiv> IdleOne, well, this is an older Debian box :-/ So not specifically an Ubuntu question, but it applies to binaries I might download for Ubuntu as well
[02:40] <jbwiv> Senjai, it's not a repository item ;)
[02:40] <IdleOne> jbwiv: in that case you should be asking in #debian
[02:40] <jbwiv> IdleOne, true. sorry
[02:40] <Senjai> jbwiv: Ubuntu has the package in their repositories, maybe its not in debian
[02:41] <Senjai> jbwiv: you can still grab it from the Ubuntu repos though.
[02:41] <gartral> jbwiv: general rule, if it comes from something or someone of questionable image/background: don't use it
[02:42] <jbwiv> gartral, yes, good advice
[02:42] <rww> Senjai: Mixing repositories/packages from different distributions isn't a particularly good idea. Best course would be for him to upgrade to squeeze or pin the squeeze repo and get the package from there.
[02:42] <rww> but yes, #debian :)
[02:42] <Senjai> gartral, or if its for linux and isn't open source.. like 5% of all packages lol
[02:44] <Guest64849> actionparsnip:it asked for [sudo] password
[02:44] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: yes, type your user password
[02:44] <Guest64849> its not letting me
[02:44] <Guest64849> my password is numbers
[02:45] <IdleOne> Guest64849: you won't see the pass or even **** just type in the pass and hit enter
[02:45] <mickster04> Guest64849: passwords won't show up as being typed in most of the time. just try typing in the password and pressing enter
[02:46] <mwilson1023> Guest64849, the password is invisible for reasons. it's there, just trust your instincts :)
[02:46] <mickster04> Guest64849: "trust your feelings luke"
[02:47] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: type it (you wont get any visual feedback)
[02:48] <ribatejoluso> ltr
[02:48] <Loney> hi all
[02:48] <paijo> hi
[02:48] <mickster04> hullo
[02:48] <visual1ce> so if i right click on a window title bar one of the menu options allows me to move the window to another workspace... but for some reason when i assign a shortcut to this behaviour in keyboard shortcuts, it doesn't work
[02:48] <Loney> im new here
[02:48] <Linda> How do I get bash to pull a clone from git?
[02:49] <visual1ce> hi
[02:49] <mickster04> Loney: well hey, ask your question giving as much detail as possible
[02:49] <DasEi> !git | Linda
[02:50] <questions_> does plymouth splash support 1920x1080 resolution????
[02:51] <questions_> or is the max 1600x1200?
[02:51] <Guest64849> actionparsnip:
[02:51] <Linda> ubottu we are learning how to use Ubuntu in school. The first step was to write a bash program that would install something for us.
[02:51] <Guest64849> http://pastebin.com/t1PcYxHt
[02:51] <questions_> Linda: you are talking to channel's bot
[02:51] <IdleOne> Linda: " man git " will show you the manual page for git see git-clone
[02:51] <Linda> lol I just saw that it was a bot.
[02:52] <ActionParsnip> questi0ns: if you tell it, it will use whatever you want
[02:52] <DasEi> !brain
[02:52] <paijo> Linda: do you mean installing packages on ubuntu ?
[02:52] <questi0ns> ActionParsnip: im afraid that I get stuck!
[02:52] <illusive1> test
[02:52] <questi0ns> it works illusive1
[02:52] <illusiveOne> ls
[02:52] <ActionParsnip> questi0ns: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/lucidubuntu-10-04-high-resolution-plymouth-virtual-terminal-for-atinvidia-cards-with-proprietaryrestricted-driver/
[02:52] <questi0ns> le me check
[02:53] <ActionParsnip> questi0ns: your hardware may not be able to do that res using the driver, but the hwinfo will tell you
[02:53] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: ok gimme a sec
[02:53] <questi0ns> ActionParsnip: im using maverick
[02:53] <Guest64849> ok
[02:54] <questi0ns> installing hwinfo
[02:54] <jasjus> hi all :)
[02:54] <questi0ns> ei
[02:54] <Linda> paijo yeah. I got the first part of the script to work. It does all the apt-get install stuff for dev libs. Now I need to pull a clone of a program from git. This is not working for $HOMEPATH/git clone git://git.liu.org/sweden
[02:55] <Linda> well it does not work in bash at least.
[02:56] <questi0ns> ActionParsnip: where does it shows the res
[02:56] <questi0ns> sudo hwinfo --framebuffer
[02:56] <questi0ns> ?
[02:56] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: http://pastebin.com/D40kkAhS
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> questi0ns: yes, its a terminal command....
[02:57] <questi0ns> ActionParsnip: Mode 0x037d: 1920x1200 (+7680), 24 bits
[02:57] <Linda> sigh ... I was just told to go over to # Debian but we are taking a 101 course in Ubuntu.
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: run it as one big command. You have THREE flash plugins installed, the command will remove them ALL and install the adobe one, you will then have flash
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> questi0ns: use the guide, its all you need
[02:58] <andruHA1123> hey guys, where are the sound files on a linux system located?
[02:59] <ActionParsnip> andruHA1123: which sound files do you mean
[02:59] <andruHA1123> system sounds
[02:59] <questi0ns> ActionParsnip: what is "boot splash" ?
[02:59] <paijo> hello
[02:59] <DasEi> questi0ns: the backgraound you see when ubu starts
[03:00] <paijo> anyone here experienced with modem configuration ??
[03:00] <DasEi> paijo: more details ?
[03:00] <ActionParsnip> andruHA1123:/usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/ maybe
[03:00] <questi0ns> DasEi: hm it's disabled but it shows
[03:00] <ActionParsnip> questi0ns: they are the boot options in /etc/default/grub
[03:01] <gordonzo> does anyone have a link to a good example of a virtual host file? I'm trying to setup wordpress with apache, its not seeing index.php
[03:01] <ActionParsnip> paijo: adsl modem or dialup modem or 3G modem??? Details please
[03:02] <andruHA1123> ActionParsnip, ty
[03:02] <ActionParsnip> andruHA1123: I'd play a few, just to check. I use:  sudo find / -iname "*.ogg"   to find the path ;)
[03:03] <paijo> ActionParsniP : I Have huawei 3g modem, ..working perfectly with wvdial, but not detected by network-manager.. can you help me ?
[03:03] <Guest64849> actionparsnip: after that command i can watch the videos?
[03:04] <joe``> using ubuntu 10.10 and i have geforce gt420m video card. Everything seems to be working fine with the open source driver, but when i enable the proprietary driver, it seems to install fine, but upon reboot x will not start. it kicks me into console.
[03:04] <questi0ns> I need to know this pls default grub has "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=" splash" or GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="" ?
[03:04] <Guest64849> ActionParsnip: wow man you are a savior
[03:04] <joe``> is anyone else having problems with this?
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: if you have too many flash plugins you get nothing
[03:05] <DasEi> joe``: try sudo nvidia-settings from console
[03:05] <Guest64849> ahh
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> joe``: run: sudo nvidia-xconfig  then reboot
[03:06] <joe``> ActionParsnip, i did and got the same result.
[03:06] <Guest64849> well thank you alot ilearned a good bit about this stuff
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> paijo: not used 3G dude, sorry
[03:06] <DasEi> joe``: try sudo nvidia-xconfig , typo
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> Guest64849: cool beans :)
[03:06] <jck> gsick
[03:06] <RealEyes> DasEi: I was able to change the boot order of my HDDs. I'm on my Ubuntux86_64 now.
[03:06] <joe``> is this something i need to do from console instead of a terminal in x?
[03:06] <RealEyes> Can we try that last method you were walking me through before you mentioned supergrub?
[03:06] <questi0ns> ActionParsnip: is this default entry? i need to know > GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=
[03:06] <DasEi> RealEyes: you're confusing
[03:06] <RealEyes> :p
[03:07] <RealEyes> My system is kinda borked which = confusing
[03:07] <DasEi> RealEyes: what do you want to achieve now ?
[03:07] <RealEyes> I want grub2 to recognize my /sda1 (win7) so I can dual boot again.
[03:07] <joe``> DasEi, if i start from scratch with installing the nvidia driver, do i run nvidia-xconfig before my reboot? or if i run into problems after the reboot?
[03:07] <questi0ns> ok im gonna put just GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
[03:07] <questi0ns> ....
[03:08] <usr_> hello, How can I override the message "requires installation of untrusted packages" when installing an app using the software center?
[03:08] <marnargulus> hey, does anyone know about EDID and maybe the ability to spoof it?
[03:08] <speedrunnerG55> im back
[03:08] <DasEi> joe``: you do it after installing driver, from commandline w/o x, then restart gdm
[03:08] <jrib> usr_: is it because you didn't add the key for a ppa or other third-party repository?
[03:08] <joe``> DasEi, ok, cool. i'll give that a shot. thanks.
[03:09] <paijo_> my usb 3g modem not detected by NetworkManager but working normally with wvdial.. can anybody help me ?
[03:10] <DasEi> RealEyes: and current situation is sda with win 7 and grub, and ubuntu on sdb ?
[03:10] <usr_> jrib, I really have no idea :(, that error happens to me all the time and I am forced to install all the apps from the terminal
[03:10] <questi0ns> what is the difference between update-grub and update-grub2 ??
[03:10] <questi0ns> some say to use the first
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> questi0ns: default is: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="quiet splash"
[03:10] <jrib> usr_: it probably is.  Add the key for the repository in question
[03:11] <ActionParsnip> questi0ns: nothing or very little
[03:11] <RealEyes> DasEi: sda with win7 and -no- grub and sdb with Ubuntu -with- grub
[03:11] <questi0ns> ActionParsnip: i mean the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=
[03:11] <questi0ns> not the default
[03:11] <usr_> jrib, thanks for your help, I really appreciate it. How can I know where to get the key to the repo?
[03:11] <RealEyes> Grub only sees Ubuntu and memtest, not win7 on sda.
[03:11] <DasEi> real eyes : so you booted from sdb then ?
[03:11] <jrib> usr_: what third-party repositories have you added?
[03:11] <RealEyes> Yes ;D
[03:12] <RealEyes> DasEi: Yes.
[03:12] <ThomasB2k> In 30 words or less, what's the difference between open source software and free software?
[03:12] <DasEi> RealEyes: so you need your win cd to get sda's winloader back, #windows is waiting :)
[03:12] <jrib> !ot | ThomasB2k
[03:12] <axilla> free is closed source
[03:12] <axilla> open source is open source and free
[03:12] <marnargulus> open source software is a subset of free software
[03:13] <ThomasB2k> I know that's incorrect axilla, I guess I'll ask in ubuntu-offtopic
[03:13] <DasEi> RealEyes: this is why os-prober can't find there, aka gone it is for now
[03:13] <jrib> all of this is wrong, but doesn't belong in this channel anyway
[03:13] <RealEyes> aha
[03:14] <marnargulus> I'm having trouble adding modelines
[03:14] <usr_> jrib,  I honestly dont know :(
[03:15] <jrib> usr_: pastebin /etc/apt/sources.list*
[03:15] <DasEi> marnargulus: /etc/X11/Xorg.0.log is a good source
[03:15] <jrib> usr_: and the errors you get
[03:15] <marnargulus> oh wait, I forgot to restart x
[03:15] <marnargulus> let me see if that works
[03:15] <speedrunnerG55> so im having trouble waching youtube videos in chromium
[03:15] <speedrunnerG55> when is that going to be fixed?
[03:15] <Demolitio> Hey all- can't seem to connect to my wireless network... although my Windows 7 partition is able to connect to it using the same account settings. Anyone have any ideas I can try?
[03:15] <Demolitio> using Ubuntu 10.10 + Broadcomm B43 drivers
[03:15] <jck> speedrunnerG55: me too that suck
[03:15] <jck> s
[03:16] <marnargulus> speedrunner: Youtube is the only glitchy flash site for me now
[03:16] <speedrunnerG55> well its not just me :)
[03:16] <RealEyes> DasEi: Should I drag 'BOOT' or 'EFI' folders or 'BOOTMGR' file onto the the sda?
[03:16] <RealEyes> from my win7 usb?
[03:17] <usr_> jrib, Thanks I think I fixed it. I selected some options in the software center options menu and it seems that it already works
[03:17] <DasEi> RealEyes: get your windows cd and ask in #windows on how to restore the bootloader in sda
[03:18] <DasEi> RealEyes: once you can boot it, use grubs's chainloader.. and efi on a 500 gb ? seldom
[03:18] <Demolitio> Hey all- can't seem to connect to my wireless network... although my Windows 7 partition is able to connect to it using the same account settings. Anyone have any ideas I can try? using Ubuntu 10.10 + Broadcomm B43 drivers.
[03:20] <usr_> jrib, by any chance do you know how can I compare the contents of two hdds? I want to make a backup of all the files from one harddrive to another, but some files are already in the second drive and I do not want any cloned files
[03:20] <jrib> usr_: use rsync
[03:20] <usr_> !rsync
[03:21] <RealEyes> Got it!
[03:21] <RealEyes> DasEi: Got it.
[03:22] <RealEyes> Thanks a lot for the help man. It was a mix of what you were telling me and my own observations.
[03:22] <RealEyes> Those guys in ##windows are funny :P
[03:22] <DasEi> RealEyes: so all working now ?
[03:22] <CJO232> with broken config files for grub2 after deleting ubuntu but having win in tact and no recover disk for xp, would both supergrub 1 and 2 work for boot loading xp?
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> Demolitio: if you run:  sudo iwlist scan    do you see wireless networks?
[03:24] <kary> I'm not sure where to start with diagnosis of this issue.  But, suddenly my HTPC running Ubuntu 10.10 is transfering files on the network very slowly.
[03:25] <buov> Where should I go to ask questions about web development?
[03:25] <bananafish> Not quite sure what could be the problem but every time I run a game full screen I get a big number on my screen from ATI ccc and I cant make it go away
[03:26] <Demolitio> ActionParsnip:  I get a message saying "device doesn't support scanning".
[03:26] <birdinatux> w00t am now chatting from a successful dual boot ubuntu and win7 install.  Took only about 30 mins
[03:26] <Demolitio> oh wait... /facepalms
[03:27] <linxeh> birdinatux: congrats :)
[03:27] <linxeh> birdinatux: ubuntu installs are fast compared to windows eh? and the updates are faster!
[03:27] <DasEi> buov: kinda ? html ? apache ?
[03:27] <birdinatux> ty :)
[03:28] <Demolitio> Actionparsnip: Sorry.... I get 6 headings... labeled Cell01-Cell06.
[03:28] <Demolitio> and they are networks
[03:28] <Demolitio> so I see them.. I'm just not able to connect to them.
[03:28] <andruHA1123> will all of these work to play music from command? cdp, gnome-cd, cdplay, cdplayer
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> Demolitio: then cool its finding wirelesses. Use a wired connection and get updates.
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> Demolitio: scroll up too, what interface name is the wireless known as?
[03:30] <bananafish> anyone?
[03:30] <andruHA1123> anyone? will all of these play an audio cd? cdp, gnome-cd, cdplay, cdplayer
[03:30] <paijo_> hello
[03:30] <birdinatux> know a good channel for help/general questions on running a bind9 server?
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> !info gnome-cd
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> !info cdplay
[03:31] <DasEi> andruHA1123: yes, with the needed codecs installed, or use vlc
[03:31] <Demolitio> ActionParsnip: I've tried... there are two drivers through "Additional Drivers" I can choose from- one for the STA set, one for B43. both of them don't seem to work.
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> andruHA1123: they arent packages, totem will play CDs fine
[03:31] <paijo_> birdinatux: more detail please
[03:31] <toolbear> say, would anybody happen to have some clue as to how to change the sort order for nautilus? e.g. `_zero Banana apple bear' instead of `apple Banana bear _zero'
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> Demolitio: what is the interface name of the wireless?
[03:32] <birdinatux> paijo_ I want to serve my own website/email  with my registered domain name.
[03:32] <Demolitio> ActionParsnip: Wlan0
[03:33] <trebuchet> how do I find what release of ubuntu i'm using from the command line? /etc/release does not exist.
[03:33] <ActionParsnip> Demolitio: ok thats cool
[03:33] <rww> trebuchet: lsb_release -a
[03:33] <ActionParsnip> trebuchet: lsb_release -d
[03:33] <trebuchet> Thanks.
[03:34] <usr_> Hello, is there any speech recognition software for linux?
[03:34] <marnargulus> when I try and add a modeline with xrandr I get this error- xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[03:34] <birdinatux> paijo_,  the website is nothing big, just a geeklog blog.  Just want to do the hosting myself as apposed to paying for hosting.  I don't expect much traffic, just probably me and a couple friends.
[03:34] <ActionParsnip> usr_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SpeechRecognition
[03:34] <Demolitio> ActionParsnip: Wait... I just found something funny. the device is obviously scanning.. but Additional Drivers indicates both are disabled?
[03:34] <ActionParsnip> usr_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_recognition_in_Linux
[03:34] <tooStupid4Linux> Well, the minimal CD install worked.  I have no idea what is up with the alternate ISO image.  As the RAID numbering seems to be a tad screwy (and damn this is fast on RAID0), I may reinstall.  But for now it is off to bed.
[03:35] <marnargulus> and that is for any modeline I try
[03:35] <ActionParsnip> tooStupid4Linux: try a hardware card, it smokes software easily :)
[03:35] <tooStupid4Linux> ActionParsnip: Maybe next time.
[03:36] <andruHA1123> what is the KDE version of the Linux DVD player called? Anyone know?
[03:36] <marnargulus> andru: kaffiene?
[03:36] <rww> andruHA1123: Kubuntu comes with Dragon Player by default. I'd recommend VLC instead.
[03:37] <Demolitio> ActionParsnip: so I'm now utterly confused. Additional Drivers manager indicates both wireless drivers are not activated- and yet here I am scanning networks.
[03:37] <andruHA1123> I mean, what do I type in the terminal to get KDE version of lInux dvd player?
[03:37] <andruHA1123> does "ogle' sound right?
[03:37] <ActionParsnip> andruHA1123: dragonplayer and vlc can also play dvd
[03:38] <ActionParsnip> andruHA1123: just install the dvd codec
[03:38] <ActionParsnip> Demolitio: try getting updated
[03:38] <andruHA1123> ActionParsnip, i know, im doing homework and trying to figure stuff out :P
[03:39] <rww> andruHA1123: Ogle 1) hasn't been in Ubuntu since hardy, 2) uses GTK for its GUI.
[03:39] <rww> GTK being more GNOMEish than KDEish.
[03:39] <ActionParsnip> Demolitio: try: sudo apt-get --reinstall install b43-fwcutter
[03:39] <ActionParsnip> andruHA1123: multitasking!
[03:40] <Nighthawk``> why when i do iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp --sport 80 -j DROP i can still send and connect to sites?
[03:40] <andruHA1123> ActionParsnip, how about "totem"?
[03:41] <ActionParsnip> andruHA1123: that'll do it too. Its ggtk based as far as I know so if yo9u are using kde it will pull in a tonne of gtk deps
[03:42] <andruHA1123> ActionParsnip, thanks for helping.. i just checked and the right answer was "okle"
[03:44] <marnargulus> success!
[03:44] <marnargulus> FYI:  Adding a manual refresh rate and sycn rate for horizontal and vertical fixed it
[03:44] <hexdump_> HI all
[03:45] <hexdump_> I have a question maybe somebody could be of some assistance
[03:45] <marnargulus> although terminal is no longer opaque?
[03:45] <marnargulus> was that an update?
[03:45] <hexdump_> I'm getting a "Relay Access Denied" when I try to send mail through my SMTP
[03:45] <hexdump_> I've fixed this issue in the past, but I forget how
[03:45] <ATS01> I have an Alienware m17xR2.  Boots to livecd just fine.  After installing when I boot to Ubuntu I see the splash screen with the 5 dots and then the screen slowly morphs to bright pink.  It doesn't ever get past that part.  Any advice?
[03:49] <ATS01> I have an Alienware m17xR2.  Boots to livecd just fine.  After installing when I boot to Ubuntu I see the splash screen with the 5 dots and then the screen slowly morphs to bright pink.  It doesn't ever get past that part.  Any advice?
[03:49] <questi0ns> ActionParsnip: tks for nothing :P I tried that http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/lucidubuntu-10-04-high-resolution-plymouth-virtual-terminal-for-atinvidia-cards-with-proprietaryrestricted-driver/ before
[03:49] <questi0ns> and that is for Lucid not Maverick :p
[03:50] <questi0ns> plymouth for 1920x1080 sucks
[03:51] <marnargulus> does anyone have xvidtune working?
[03:51] <marnargulus> I get an error without ever changing anything
[03:53] <marnargulus> you have requested a mode-line that is not possible, or not supported by your hardware
[03:53] <Guest44185> hello
[03:54] <resno> i am having the worest of luck trying to find the config file for fetchmail. ive done searches (on google and using find/grep) and nothing is turning up, any help?
[03:55] <marnargulus> resno: did you check the man page?
[03:55] <resno> marnargulus: indeed. it says ~./fetchmailrc, which doesnt exist either
[03:55] <Random832> resno: well, don't you have to create it?
[03:55] <resno> Random832: how do yo ucreate it?
[03:56] <Random832> with.... a text editor?
[03:56] <maple_> ？？？
[03:56] <Random832> or fetchmailconf which is a separate python/tk tool
[03:56] <resno> how do you create a file you dont know the syntax of?
[03:56] <Random832> look up the syntax of it
[03:56] <Random832> that's not what you were asking
[03:56] <resno> Random832: fetchmailconf requires x server to run
[03:56] <Random832> you don't have an x server anywhere?
[03:56] <Random832> https://calomel.org/fetchmailrc.html example fetchmailrc
[03:57] <resno> Random832: its a server... who runs X on server?
[03:57] <Random832> it's called ssh x forwarding
[03:57] <marnargulus> resno: did you see this http://theos.in/news/howto-configure-fetchmail-linux-or-unix-client-program-to-fetch-emails/
[03:57] <Random832> or, run fetchmailconf soemwhere else
[03:58] <hexdump_> nm it's setup properly on my server
[03:58] <resno> heh, well. it seems fetchmail isnt supported in new versions anymore
[03:58] <resno> btw, ive never had to create my own .conf file... never.
[03:59] <marnargulus> resno: I make a new xorg.conf every install
[03:59] <ActionParsnip> resno: try:  man filename.conf   sometimes they are around
[03:59] <marnargulus> because it isn't used anymore, but my cards are too old and worthless to work without it
[04:00] <ActionParsnip> marnargulus: it is used if there is one, Ubuntu uses udev by default but some old cards need it (and new sucky ones too like sis)
[04:01] <resno> ActionParsnip: it seems fetchmail isnt supported anymore, whats the supported method for pulling emails?
[04:02] <Random832> resno: huh?
[04:03] <ActionParsnip> resno: mutt is a cli email client if thats what you mean
[04:03] <Random832> not supported by whom?
[04:03] <Random832> have you tried looking at the actual fetchmail documentation
[04:03] <resno> Random832: do a quick google on fethcmail ubuntu and every guide says ubuntu 7.10.
[04:03] <Random832> why do you think ubuntu would need a special way of doing fetchmail?
[04:04] <resno> i dont.
[04:04] <resno> im curious as to why the conf files dont exist
[04:04] <Random832> what do you mean don't exist?
[04:04] <Random832> what would they have in them?
[04:05] <rww> If fetchmail weren't supported by Ubuntu any more, then there wouldn't be a fetchmail package in the repositories. There is. Therefore, it is.
[04:05] <Random832> they don't know your pop3 server, your username, your password
[04:05] <resno> the base for setting up fetchmail? like every other does
[04:05] <Random832> huh?
[04:05] <ActionParsnip> !info fetchmail
[04:05] <Random832> how exactly would installing a package create a conf file in your home dir anyway?
[04:05] <Random832> what other packages do that?
[04:05] <rww> none, because it's a violation of packaging policy.
[04:06] <ActionParsnip> Random832: if there is not file and the app is configured as such, if there isn't one it will make a vaniall file
[04:06] <resno> am i just stupid?
[04:06] <Random832> ActionParsnip: what would you imagine to be the contents of a 'vanilla' fetchmailrc? connect to a vanilla server log in with a vanilla username and a vanilla password?
[04:06] <resno> how in the world would a normal person be able to create the conf file?
[04:06] <rww> resno: by copying the example in /usr/share/doc/fetchmail/examples
[04:07] <ActionParsnip> Random832: not sure, I dont use it
[04:07] <Random832> i think "normal" people are assumed to install a graphical email client on their desktop machines
[04:07] <rww> ( /usr/share/doc/*/ is the normal place for example configuration files to be, btw. Good tip if you use command-line stuff like that a lot. )
[04:07] <Random832> the need fetchmail fills is kind of specialized, for if your email client _doesn't_ access pop3, yet you have a pop3 account
[04:07] <resno> rww: heh, why didnt that come up on my find?
[04:08] <rww> resno: no idea, I just tuned in to #ubuntu
[04:08] <ActionParsnip> Random832: websearch for example files, then just change the settings
[04:08] <resno> rww: i issued find / -name fetchmail, is that not right?
[04:08] <ActionParsnip> Random832: http://www.charvolant.org/~doug/network/html/node26.html
[04:08] <needlez> anyone know how to make this script run faster?? http://pastie.org/1641303
[04:09] <needlez> already asked in bash, and theyre harassing about it being an issue with wine and not bash related
[04:09] <Random832> resno: -name '*fetchmail*'
[04:09] <rww> ^
[04:09] <Random832> unless you _just_ want it to come up with /usr/bin/fetchmail and /usr/share/doc/fetchmail/
[04:09] <Random832> also, try looking inside the latter
[04:10] <resno> i checked everything that my search gave me, and the man file.
[04:10] <resno> thanks rww for the helpful note
[04:13] <deckard42> hello.. I'm trying to do something that I would think would be simple. Change the icon of a custom application launcher on gnome-panel to a custom 48x48 png
[04:13] <ActionParsnip> needlez: looks as fast as it can be, i'd change line 3 to:  metacity --replace  and then add a 5th line:  compiz --replace   to switch it back on, alternatively just ditch compiz and be problem free
[04:13] <sk_> is there an easy way to update my bios from within ubuntu?
[04:13] <deckard42> I put the png in /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps
[04:13] <weleh> how to restore my 1st installation?
[04:13] <ActionParsnip> sk_: if you use a Dell system then yes
[04:14] <deckard42> but when I try to select it for the application launcher it doesn't show up, it just gives the default icon like as if I didn't select one
[04:14] <needlez> ActionParsnip: thank you ill look into that
[04:15] <sk_> ActionParsnip: its a pc. bios; phoenix 6.00
[04:15] <Naynay> I've lost the sound control applet on the upper right section of the panel. How do I get it back?
[04:15] <ActionParsnip> sk_: is it a branded pc or laptop?
[04:15] <sk_> desktop
[04:15] <sk_> so branded
[04:15] <ActionParsnip> sk_: what make and model?
[04:17] <sk_> evga 780i
[04:18] <alexflow> !
[04:18] <ActionParsnip> sk_: thats a motherboard, not a brand or model of PC
[04:18] <alexflow> hi every one
[04:18] <alexflow> everyone
[04:19] <alexflow> hey guys I have a problem time ago when I uprade ubuntu 10.04 to 10.10 beta it docky stop working
[04:19] <alexflow> after I
[04:19] <alexflow> set up the ubuntu 10.10
[04:19] <alexflow> and had the seme problem
[04:20] <alexflow> I tough at the beginning it was a minor problem about new version of ubuntu but
[04:20] <teichert> anyone know where i can find the .deb for zsnes?
[04:20] <alexflow> I discover that docky still workin in others ubuntu 10.10
[04:21] <alexflow> someone can sugest something?
[04:21] <nit-wit> alexflow, purge it add the ppa and reinstall
[04:21] <nuo> alexflow : do have compiz installed ?
[04:21] <alexflow> I did
[04:21] <alexflow> yes
[04:21] <ActionParsnip> alexflow: ease up on the enter key  dude, if you hit enter less not only do you not scroll the channel but it also makes you not sound like you just ran 10 miles at full speed. You can type really really long lines as I am writing now just to highlight the fact
[04:21] <alexflow> of corse
[04:21] <alexflow> now I'm ussing AWN
[04:21] <alexflow> but I like more Docky
[04:21] <ActionParsnip> teichert: playdeb has it, add their repo and you can install it
[04:22] <teichert> churr boss
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> teichert: they have a handy deb to add their repo
[04:22] <alexflow> Anyway I now the perfect solution Format the partition and reinstall Ubuntu and all fix
[04:22] <alexflow> but
[04:22] <alexflow> now
[04:23] <alexflow> I don't know if I format Ubuntu's partition
[04:23] <ActionParsnip> alexflow: ease up on the ENTER key
[04:23] <needlez> ActionParsnip: that didn't work, and both times I get that is waiting for something, not sure why??
[04:23] <alexflow> I gess It also will delet the grub so I worry to delet the windows start up also xD
[04:24] <hexdump_> Hey I'm back.  Does anyone have a sec to help?
[04:24] <needlez> hexdump_: whats the problem??
[04:25] <hexdump_> needlez:  alright I'm trying to send mail from my SMTP server (ESMTP Postfix (Ubuntu) and everything seems to be working fine but when I send it it says 250 2.0.0 ok: queued as "713....."
[04:25] <ActionParsnip> needlez: what didn't work. its been a while and I'm at work, so you'll have to refresh me
[04:25] <ruffdog> On the Live Boot CDs for Ubuntu, if one clicks on the "Check disk for Errors", this should tell one if the MD5 sum is off, right?  Or if something is wrong with the setup disk?
[04:25] <alexflow> exit
[04:26] <noneaan> for some reason im sharing a folder, but no other pc on my network can find my pc to connect to
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> ruffdog: it will tell you if the CD is good compared to the MD5 sum on the CD. You SHOULD have checked the ISO before burning but only a good ISO can make a good CD
[04:26] <noneaan> i right click the folder, click share, allow guest access .. nothing
[04:26] <weleh> i'let u know later
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> noneaan: if you run: smbtree   can you see the share?
[04:26] <weleh> im teaching now :)
[04:27] <hexdump_> needlez:  the only one it sends to without any problems is my gmail account
[04:27] <noneaan> ActionParsnip, no i cant
[04:27] <dj_segfault> Good evening.  I'm trying to set the CPU speed to "full blast" on my 10.04 system, but it keeps degrading to slower speeds.  I read up and stopped the ondemand service which is what I thought was changing it, but it still changes on me.  I'm using "cpufreq-selector -c 0 -g performance -f 2000000 ; cpufreq-selector -c 1 -g performance -f 2000000" which seems to work, but after a short time it goes back down to 1.3 or som
[04:27] <ActionParsnip> noneaan: then its not right
[04:27] <ruffdog> ActionParsnip, right.  Somehow I created a couple of CDs a couple weeks back that created fine.  But on install there were errors and I couldn't resolve it.  I then checked my ISO image (that I created the CDs with) against MD5 and the numbers were off so I redownloaded.  I mixed the CDs up though as I moved my desk today and I'm trying to ensure I have the right CDs.
[04:28] <noneaan> ActionParsnip, when i clicked share folder, ubuntu installed sbmc automatically
[04:28] <ActionParsnip> ruffdog: i'd find out which is good and discard the rest
[04:28] <sk_> ActionParsnip: after researching (lol), its custom pc
[04:28] <ActionParsnip> noneaan: try a reboot. I dont use the gui way I always edit smb.conf then restart the smbd service
[04:29] <noneaan> ActionParsnip, already tried rebooting, any other ideas ?
[04:29] <toby> hello all
[04:29] <noneaan> ActionParsnip, would i do .. gedit smb.conf ?
[04:29] <ActionParsnip> sk_: ok then check motherboard manufacturers site to see, you may be able to do it using a dos boot floppy
[04:29] <ActionParsnip> noneaan: try the reboot first
[04:29] <ruffdog> ActionParsnip, yep.  That's the plan.  Thus the question if booting the live CD and "checking for errors" would help me sort out what was good and bad.
[04:29] <ActionParsnip> ruffdog: yes, if the CD passes check then its good :)
[04:29] <toby> so i downloaded an open source program that needs to be compiled i am not a programer nor know nothing about it any ideas on how to do that?
[04:30] <usr_> hello, is there any app that organizes music based on any online music database which might be capable of renaming songs to add/remove data?
[04:30] <brontoeee> toby, which one?
[04:30] <toby> its called cockatrice
[04:30] <ruan|away> toby: they usually come with instructions
[04:30] <ruffdog> ActionParsnip, Ok cool.  Thanks.
[04:30] <toby> i read usually instructions in fourms lol but there is none
[04:30] <toby> its a program to be able to play magic the gathering
[04:32] <hexdump_> any ideas why my mail isn't getting through to yahoo??
[04:32] <hexdump_> or hotmail?  think they are blocking???
[04:32] <brontoeee> toby, it appears you have to register to get to the docs
[04:32] <dj_segfault> toby: http://forum.cockatrice.de/index.php?topic=3.0
[04:33] <toby> thanks man
[04:34] <brontoeee> toby, there is usually a readme file that comes in as well, but not sure how is that usually dealed with git & friends
[04:34] <hilarie> How do i empty my ramdisk other then restarting? I mounted a movie to dev/shm watched it, sent it to the trash, and emptied the trash, but the space available in dev/shm stayed where it was before
[04:34] <dj_segfault> hexdump_: I've had a lot of problems with that.  Yahoo will deny they do filtering, but if the owner of the yahoo account complains they'll "look into it" then somehow it magically starts working again.  In other words, "It's not you"
[04:35] <ActionParsnip> toby: cockatrice appars to use Qt so you will need a lot of qt deps (unless you use kubuntu)
[04:36] <hexdump_> ah crap
[04:36] <frybye> Hi - following ? not getting response on #ubuntu+1 but the soloution to this would be common to any ubuntu I guess.. here is the ?:hi - just upgraded from 10.10 to 11.04 on a pc with dual boot win7 64x and ubuntu - the new grub does not offer win7 as a boot option - how to fix please.. need in detail because not so much linux background knowledge..
[04:36] <toby> i am useing normal ubuntu
[04:36] <cesurasean1> I just booted up Ubuntu, fresh install. How do I go about configuring the wifi settings so that I can have an internet connection??
[04:36] <toby> i dont know what qt is
[04:36] <brontoeee> ActionParsnip, can your magic apt-get flash line from before be used generally to fix flash stuff? is that a repository, or is it a manual update from there on?
[04:36] <teichert> anyone know where to get cheap solid state drives?
[04:37] <hexdump_> dj_segfault:  I'm just testing sending e-mails from my box with say my yahoo or hotmail to my gmail or whatever.  It gets through gmail and says it was spoofed when I check it
[04:37] <frybye> short version of ? - how to edit grub to get option back for win7 64x since update to 11-04???
[04:38] <cesurasean1> having problems with ubuntu 10.10 acer aspire one wifi
[04:38] <cesurasean1> can someone please help ?
[04:38] <hexdump_> dj_segfault:  this is crap, I'm not greylisted
[04:38] <dj_segfault> hexdump_: Do you have reverse dns set up?  A lot of big providers are now rejecting mail where there's no reverse DNS records, or worse, when there's no SPF.
[04:38] <hilarie> Cesu you need broadcom STA drivers
[04:39] <ruan> !grub2
[04:39] <hexdump_> dj_segfault:  it's been quite some time since I've even been messing with my old server.  I've go it out and I'm messing around with it all again.
[04:39] <ruan> frybye: you can update-grub2
[04:39] <druciferre> @frybye, Are you asking how to get get grub2 to show the boot option for Windows in a dual boot environment?
[04:39] <hilarie> @cesuransea1 you should be able to find them via system>administration>Restricted Drivers
[04:40] <frybye> druciferre - yes - it had been working fine untill i switched with update-manager -d to 11.04 and now it offers only ubuntu on booting...?
[04:40] <ruan> frybye: sudo update-grub2
[04:40] <hexdump_> dj_segfault:  I had a ton of crap setup.  had eggdrop, my own IRC server, ftp server, apache, SMTP, POP, webmin and I think a proxy too lol
[04:40] <frybye> ruan - ok I try that.. just a min...
[04:41] <hexdump_> dj_segfault:  and the funny thing is it's on an old crappy box.
[04:41] <brontoeee> ActionParsnip, this one i mean: http://pastebin.com/ZPHGNHpk
[04:41] <ruan> frybye: if it detects windows, then it'll add it to boot
[04:41] <druciferre> @frybye: ruan is correct, you should be able to run sudo update-grub2 assuming you have not messed with the files in /etc/default
[04:41] <icedtea>  /join #linux
[04:42] <frybye> during the update only ubuntu entries showed up in ther term window...
[04:42] <icedtea> oops
[04:42] <ActionParsnip> brontoeee: it depends on the installed packages
[04:42] <druciferre> @frybye: are you sure you have windows installed correctly ?
[04:42] <frybye> was working fine in dual boot situation with 10.04
[04:43] <frybye> just dissapeared from the grub boot options after the -d upgrade...
[04:43] <ActionParsnip> brontoeee: if you run:  dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[04:43] <brontoeee> ActionParsnip, why? it should just return - no packages find, right?
[04:43] <ActionParsnip> brontoeee: remove all the flash plugins then install only flashplugin-nonfree    and you will be fine
[04:43] <frybye> is it possible that the win7 boot options are still in a grub.cfg or similar but have just been commented out?
[04:43] <druciferre> @frybye: if you're certain windows is installed correctly, you could configure grub2 manually to point to your linux partitions and Windows partitions... there is a guide on how to do it... hold on a minute and I will get it for you
[04:43] <brontoeee> or 'nothing to uninstall'
[04:44] <frybye> druc... thanks
[04:44] <druciferre> @frybye: no, the scripts rebuild everything from scratch
[04:44] <ActionParsnip> brontoeee: if you have no flash (or you didn't use the packages) then it will show nothing
[04:44] <MagicJ> I have done something such that movie player when asked to show a mp3 file is now telling me that it needs a plug in and goes and looks for a plugin for type text/html, how do I fix this
[04:44] <brontoeee> ActionParsnip, yes i understand the logic behind it, just not sure what might be all the packages that could mess stufff
[04:44] <frybye> druciferre: ok -
[04:45] <ruan> MagicJ: get the plugins from ubuntu software center
[04:45] <druciferre> @frybye:   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2    scroll down to "custom menu entries"
[04:45] <ActionParsnip> brontoeee: there are a few, running the dpkg one then removing what is there is a more graceful approach
[04:45] <MagicJ> ruan: thank u - and how do I do that?
[04:45] <toby> so i am getting errors when following the steps in the website one of you guys posted for me... any other advice you can give me?
[04:45] <brontoeee> ActionParsnip, ok, got it
[04:45] <frybye> druciferre: thanks I will try that - and be back here if I dont manage.. c u
[04:45] <ruan> MagicJ: search "gstreamer" on ubuntu soft center
[04:46] <MagicJ> ruan: ty - brb
[04:46] <druciferre> @frybye: before doing the custom menu entries, I would recommend going to the Editing Menus During Boot section and following that make sure you can actually boot windows
[04:46] <piercedwater> Will someone please recommend some newsreaders that are cli and assemble binaries?
[04:46] <ruan> MagicJ: then install the "gstreamer extra plugins" codecs to play mp3, sid, mp3g1, etc
[04:47] <druciferre> @frybye: Also, since it is detecting your Linux partition, I would only Windows as a custom entry
[04:47] <MagicJ> ruan: it says I already have them/it
[04:47] <ruan> MagicJ: strange, you could try reinstalling them
[04:47] <frybye> druciferre: thanks a load...
[04:48] <druciferre> @frybye: one more thing... I don't know if you know this or not, but for a windows partition, you should model it after their "chainloader" example...
[04:48] <MagicJ> was ahead of you on that one - but actually I think the problem is not with the plug in but that movie player thinks it wants the wrong type = I can play them with rhythm box for example
[04:49] <akom> hi
[04:49] <brontoeee> MagicJ, are you talking about the os or the browser stuff?
[04:51] <MagicJ> brontee - not really either - movie player I guess - basically I use gpodder as my podcast client - and starting this afternoon when I click on a downloaded file I get the error when itinvoke movie plater to play it
[04:52] <frybye> druciferre: I am a bit out of my deapth with this.. could you perhaps come in a pm window and go thru this with me step by step - I will be so gratefull...?
[04:53] <sk_> after pressing alt+ctrl+f1 my ubuntu is a registered cluster? How do I change it to just a cpu? or are all multi-core processors a cluster of sorts
[04:53] <Bandit> gents....is there a command like unplumb in ubuntu?
[04:54] <SwedeMike> Bandit: people here don't generally do solaris, so you should ask for functionality, not command.
[04:54] <Random832> Bandit: translation: none of us has the first clue what unplumb does
[04:55] <ruan> ifconfig lan0 unplumb ?
[04:56] <SwedeMike> ruan: we still don't know what he meant.
[04:56] <SwedeMike> ruan: that was my guess as well.
[04:56] <ruan> yeah i googled
[04:56] <Random832> it's not clear from what i can find what that does different from down
[04:56] <rykka55> how to use grep to search 2 words  once (word1 or word2)
[04:56] <SwedeMike> Random832: it removes it totally from the ifconfig table, you have to do ifconfig -a if you want to see it.
[04:57] <ruan> what's the use of that?
[04:57] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, im back, smbc questions
[04:57] <Random832> well, figure out _why- it's on the ifconfig table
[04:57] <Bandit> i'm sorry guys....
[04:57] <Random832> what makes ifconfig include things in non-a output?
[04:57] <Bandit> unplumb will take down an interface in solaris
[04:58] <Bandit> i can bring an interface down, but it pops backup on restart
[04:58] <Bandit> i want to bring it completely down
[04:58] <ruan> run a script that takes it down on startup?
[04:58] <Random832> or find what script is bringing it up on startup
[04:58] <SwedeMike> Bandit: on restart it's default down in solaris, it's not in linux and from the responses here, you can understand that people don't understand the solaris behaviour (and frankly, I never did either)
[04:59] <axilla> anyone able to hook ubuntu up to a 1080p TV?
[04:59] <axilla> I have a 47" sanyo can't seem to get any picture.
[04:59] <axilla> would love to not have to boot into windows to watch movies :(
[05:00] <SwedeMike> axilla: yes, it works here. have multiple htpc setups.
[05:00] <axilla> Have tried both over HDMI and VGA
[05:00] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, you still around
[05:00] <axilla> SwedeMike: Any special drivers?
[05:00] <SwedeMike> axilla: no, it's a regular monitor. it's not different, works for me out of the box.
[05:00] <overclucker> rykka55: grep -e 'foo\|bar' ...
[05:00] <axilla> hmm
[05:01] <rykka55> overclucker, thanks you~
[05:01] <frybye> Hi - back - get same grub menu with shift or without...?
[05:01] <overclucker> rykka55: you could also pass -e more than once
[05:02] <chaosc> hi all -- rt2870sta question -- 100% wireless functionality on Ubuntu and Mint livecds, when I install, functionality ceases. I am supposing this has to do with the fact that LiveCD is probably only using rt2870sta for wireless driver...and the install gives more drivers and thus causes a driver conflict?
[05:02] <chaosc> yet, when i blacklist the other drivers, it still doesn't work
[05:02] <chaosc> and i tried installing the driver from the website, as well as new firmware.
[05:02] <chaosc> this is something i've been working on for months, so not much I haven't tried.
[05:02] <visual1ce> hi
[05:03] <caffine> i'm trying to resize a lvm in ubuntu live CD to make space for an install. i've done everything up to and including resizing the filesystem. now i need to resize the lvm, but i don't know where to find it. how do i do that?
[05:03] <rykka55> overclucker, more than once ? what's than mean??
[05:03] <visual1ce> out of the four times i rebooted this afternoon, twice nothing showed up on screen after i entered my crypto passphrase
[05:03] <overclucker> rykka55: grep -e 'foo' -e 'bar' ...
[05:03] <boyjag> I can't install chromium browser using SPM or Ubuntu s/w center on 10.10, can anyone help?
[05:04] <visual1ce> im looking in /var/log/syslog to try and pinpoint the problem - is this the best place to start?
[05:05] <boyjag> need help wid chromium install on 10.10
[05:05] <rykka55> overclucker,Got it ,Thanks.
[05:05] <visual1ce> is chromium in software center? why can't you install it?
[05:06] <boyjag> it says need 2 dwnload sme untrusted packages, and wen I click ok, it just fails
[05:06] <boyjag> fails 2 dwnload d packages frm d internet
[05:07] <boyjag> d package which is hindering d process is "chromium-browser chromium-browser-inspector chromium-codecs-ffmpeg"
[05:07] <visual1ce> boyjag: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-chromium-google-chrome-in-ubuntu-using-deb-package.html
[05:08] <boyjag> k, will chek it out
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> boyjag: or use the daily ppa :)
[05:09] <frybye> oh jeez - where is the user who was helping me a few mins ago with my grub 2 problems...?
[05:10] <needhelp1> what would be the best way to set up something to share files with over my router for my home network
[05:10] <needhelp1> samba ?
[05:10] <pmiller> Is this the correct channel for kvm virtualization questions?
[05:10] <frybye> ActionParsnip: perhaps you remember that I have a name-memory prob - can you remind me who had been helping me here with the win7 dual boot missing from grub?
[05:11] <NotMe>  
[05:12] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, im back, still having the sharing network folder issue
[05:12] <shawnboy> Has anyone here ever moved a hdd with Ubuntu from one PC to another successfully (without fresh install)?
[05:13] <jasjus> ubuntu 10.10 cannot restart samba.. how tosolve?
[05:13] <zerito> I used to run Ubuntu on an external and used it on two pcs without a problem
[05:14] <cavalier_prime> shawnboy, ubuntu isn't like windows, drivers are in the kernel, usually doesn't have a problem with disparate hardware
[05:14] <visual1ce> so 2 out of last 4 boots - nothing on screen. in last failed boot i see this in syslog: gdm-binary[1131]: WARNING: GdmDisplay: display lasted 1.209197 seconds and no similar entry for my current session
[05:14] <visual1ce> could this be the problem?
[05:15] <shawnboy> cavalier_prime: ok. I guess I'll give it a try then. I may uninstall prop video drivers first.
[05:15] <cavalier_prime> yeah
[05:15] <Carter_> hello everyone
[05:15] <toby> ok so i think i finally compiled my cockatrice program correctly but now i dont know where to find it
[05:15] <shawnboy> cavalier_prime: any other key drivers I should maybe uninstall? NIC?
[05:16] <cavalier_prime> shawnboy, if anything just the vid driver i would think
[05:16] <svm_invictvs> I'm trying to install matchbox-window-manager on Maverick
[05:16] <svm_invictvs> is that possible?
[05:16] <axilla> bah, ubuntu doesn't even recognize my tv
[05:16] <axilla> :*
[05:16] <svm_invictvs> According to packages.ubuntu.com it is, but I must be missing something bcause I can't find it.
[05:16] <needhelp1> is there a better way to set up a file server on ubunto other than samba?
[05:16] <shawnboy> cavalier_prime: ok. wow, what a help it will be if it turns out well. I'll try soon. Thanks for feedback.
[05:17] <cavalier_prime> gl
[05:17] <cavalier_prime> needhelp1, samba is it.  I use a NAS on my home network for that tho
[05:18] <teichert> is there any way to install NASM without internet?
[05:18] <needhelp1> im having issues with samba, i have folders selected to be shared on this pc, but they are not showing up on other pcs on the network
[05:18] <visual1ce> in both unsuccessful and successful sessions i have this: WARNING: Unable to load file '/etc/gdm/custom.conf': No such file or directory
[05:19] <ActionParsnip> needhelp1: if you run: sudo smbpasswd -a $USER    you can type your userpassword for the samba password and add a samba user you can now authenticate with. You can then run:  gksudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf    and add something like this to the bottom: http://pastebin.com/cmD7eNym
[05:19] <ActionParsnip> needhelp1: thas how I manage shares, its nice to do it that way as you can ssh into the server, edit the file and then restart the smbd service (which you should do after changing the file) and the new share will be available
[05:20] <ActionParsnip> visual1ce: here is mine: http://pastebin.com/5GSFZ0xp
[05:21] <ActionParsnip> visual1ce: obviously change the AutomaticLogin line
[05:21] <j_ayen_green> I booted from a live cd to check my ext4 file system after a crash... it shows as/dev/sda1, but if I try to fsck it says it's mounted or busy, if I try to umount it says it's not mounted
[05:22] <ActionParsnip> j_ayen_green: then run: mount   and if its mounted, unmounted
[05:22] <ActionParsnip> unmount it*
[05:23] <j_ayen_green> ActionParsnip: thx :)
[05:23] <needhelp1> ActionParsnip, do you mind if i pm you ?
[05:23] <ActionParsnip> needhelp1: go for it :)
[05:24] <hexdump_> eh just have a quick question it's probably really easy
[05:24] <hexdump_> I'm setting my ip static and underneath netmask it says "network" what ip is that?
[05:24] <j_ayen_green> ActionParsnip: would I just sudo mount -t ext4 ?
[05:24] <svm_invictvs> Heya
[05:24] <svm_invictvs> http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/matchbox-window-manager
[05:24] <needhelp1> hexdump_, ubottu  !ask
[05:24] <svm_invictvs> Looking at that, is there a reason why it's not in 10.10 netbook?
[05:24] <svm_invictvs> sudo apt-get install matchbox-window-manager
[05:25] <Slix`> Is it possible to try Gnome 3 while keeping the current Ubuntu desktop environment in case I dislike Gnome 3?
[05:25] <login_screen> hello
[05:26] <Aussieguy> join #macosx
[05:26] <Carter_> 有没有中国的？
[05:26] <login_screen> !cn | Carter_
[05:26] <frybye> re: can sbdy help me to creat a custom boot entry in grub2 to restore access to a prev. available win7 dual boot that went missing on upgrade -d to 11.04?
[05:26] <login_screen> How can I change login gdm theme in Ubuntu 10.10????
[05:26] <axilla> got it working :)
[05:26] <frybye> other user who was helping seems to have left...
[05:27] <login_screen> I downloaded a theme from gnome.org
[05:27] <axilla> how do I change which monitor gets the taskbar/dock etc
[05:27] <ActionParsnip> frybye: does: sudo os-prober; sudo update-grub   not add it
[05:27] <Carter_> haha  This is the first to use irc
[05:27] <Slix`> I know I can install the packages from the Gnome 3 repo, but won't that overwrite the current apps and leave me unable to switch back?
[05:27] <ActionParsnip> login_screen: you can only change the wallpaper and login box colour
[05:27] <frybye> update-grub did not do it - I will try the other.. hang on pse..
[05:28] <login_screen> ActionParsnip: because it's Maverick right
[05:28] <visual1ce> thx ActionParsnip
[05:28] <shaghost> i have to say guake is _amazing_
[05:28] <ActionParsnip> login_screen: yes, those themes are for an earlier gnome
[05:28] <login_screen> ActionParsnip: http://art.gnome.org/themes/gdm_greeter these wont work?
[05:28] <login_screen> ok
[05:28] <frybye> ActionParsnip: how can I check if it has worked... only by re-booting or?
[05:28] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: amen!
[05:28] <ActionParsnip> frybye: you will see windows in the terminal
[05:28] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: i was using tilda... then i found this
[05:28] <login_screen> ActionParsnip: and it's impossible to create new ones?
[05:29] <frybye> nothing shows up with os-prober
[05:29] <Carter_> Hello
[05:29] <Carter_> can we chat?
[05:29] <frybye> ActionParsnip: nothing shows up with os-prober
[05:30] <ActionParsnip> login_screen: not sure, you can use a different DM like lxdm which is more themable but personally I wouldn't bother considering its on the screen all of 2 second
[05:30] <login_screen> well I cant set plymouth to 1920x1080, I cant change gmd login theme.....
[05:30] <login_screen> im gonna sleep cya later
[05:30] <zvacet> frybye: di you tried sudo update-grub
[05:30] <frybye> Carter - this is an ubuntu s u p p o r t channel not generl chat...
[05:30] <shaghost> Carter_: there is #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:30] <frybye> zvacet: yes only the ubuntu stuff shows up...
[05:31] <frybye> prob. is I dont have that much background knowl. to manually config the grub2 on my own...
[05:31] <Carter_> 有没有中国的？Chinese?
[05:31] <shaghost> !chinese
[05:32] <ActionParsnip> Carter_: if you want to chat about an issue you are having with your OS then here is fine, general chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:32] <shaghost> or the chineese chanlles listed above
[05:32] <jiltdil> how to check tottal number of users in computer through terminal?
[05:32] <shaghost> jiltdil: w
[05:33] <shaghost> jiltdil: loged in or on the computer?
[05:33] <j_ayen_green> What do I do if fsck says the file system is mounted or busy, umount says it's not mounted, and mount gives no output but still leaves umount saying it's not mounted?
[05:33] <frybye> zvacet: if you know the manual config stuff - can you come in a pm window and work thru this step by step with me - would be so appreciative...?
[05:33] <jiltdil> on the computer
[05:33] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: cat /etc/passwd | wc -l
[05:33] <awkisopen> how do i make ubuntu think one website is really another? e.g. type in google.com and it goes to yahoo.com, for example. has to be more specific than an IP address
[05:33] <jamiewan> jiltdil, type who in a terminal
[05:33] <shaghost> jiltdil: awk -F: '{print $1 ":" $3 ":" $7}' /etc/passwd
[05:34] <shaghost> jiltdil: everything that is >999 is a user
[05:34] <jiltdil> Actionparsnip,shaghost:thanx
[05:34] <shaghost> greater then
[05:34] <brontoeee> awkisopen, possibly editing hosts file
[05:34] <zvacet> frybye : reinstalling grub should help see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling from LiveCD
[05:34] <awkisopen> hosts only allows for IP address changes though, i believe
[05:34] <brontoeee> awkisopen, no
[05:34] <caffine> i'm trying to resize a lvm in ubuntu live CD to make space for an install. i've done everything up to and including resizing the filesystem. now i need to resize the lvm, but i don't know where to find it. how do i do that?
[05:35] <awkisopen> in reality i'm trying to make ubuntu resolve http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/CheckPage/Version to http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Uncyclopedia:AutoWikibrowser/CheckPage/Version
[05:35] <shaghost> !lvm
[05:35] <frybye> zvacet: grub2 is apparently fine - just dosent have the win7 boot option in it - I have no live cd for 11.04 - upgraded from 10.10 with update-manager -d
[05:36] <shaghost> caffine: see if that helps
[05:36] <zvacet> frybye : you can use Maverick live cd
[05:36] <j_ayen_green> something autoloaded the file system ... how can I 'unbusy' it so I can run fsck?
[05:36] <frybye> zvacet: do you think re-installing grub2 would fix this...?
[05:36] <zvacet> frybye: it should
[05:36] <frybye> ok I go have a look at the instructions...
[05:38] <j_ayen_green> what's the ubuntu equivalent of pmount?
[05:38] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: what is pmount?
[05:39] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: I was told to enter that to see if something had privately mounted the file system, since it is busy, but it's not a command
[05:39] <j_ayen_green> (told by a non-ubuntu person)
[05:40] <axilla> how do i change which monitor is primary in ubuntu?
[05:40] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: it is a waper arround mount
[05:40] <SkullTraill> whos attending the ubuntu Jam?
[05:40] <Ozzapoo> Hi. How can I see a directory's total size in terminal?
[05:40] <awkisopen> axilla: system -> preferences -> monitors?
[05:40] <shaghost> du
[05:40] <ActionParsnip> Ozzapoo: du -h /path/to/folder | tail -n 1
[05:41] <shaghost> Ozzapoo: du
[05:41] <Ozzapoo> thanks
[05:41] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: ah, ok. well, i have a catch 22.. fsck returns /dev/sda1 is busy or mounted. umount says not mounted. mount -t ext4 says nothing, but then still cannot umount
[05:41] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: type mount
[05:41] <visual1ce> thx ActionParsnip seems to be working... i was a bit shocked that it logged in without my password... how can it do that? i mean doesn't gdm need to store my password somewhere?
[05:42] <visual1ce> in any case i changed it so i need to login...
[05:42] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: mount doesn't show it (or any ext4) mounted... just /dev/sr0 and dev/loop0 (running from an .iso as 'try' instead of 'install')
[05:43] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: did you ever mount it or place it in fstab?
[05:43] <jiltdil> is method for mounting ext4,ext2,ext3 partition are different from each other?
[05:43] <shaghost> jiltdil: mounting once or on every boot
[05:44] <jiltdil> shaghost:plz tell both as m unaware of it
[05:44] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: it had been mounted as my file system, then i had a hang. did the magic sysrq keys, and then every boot put me in grub. So i just booted from the livecd iso, selected "try ubuntu" rather than installing, and the file system shows in fdisk, but I cant get to it
[05:45] <shaghost> !mount | jiltdil
[05:45] <shaghost> !fstab | jiltdil
[05:45] <jiltdil> shaghost:thanx
[05:45] <shaghost> first one is for one time, second one is auto on bootup
[05:46] <Carter_> shaghost,
[05:46] <Carter_> shaghost, nihao
[05:46] <axilla> awkisopen: not there
[05:46] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: this seems to be where I'm at...at the beginning of this post http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1682038
[05:46] <tecra> can upgrade kde 3.5 to 4 with "apt-get install kde 4"?
[05:46] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: I dont think ubuntu auto-mounts stuff that is not in fstab, it could be seeign that it dected it but did not mount it but shows up under places area
[05:47] <shaghost> !kbuntu | tecra
[05:47] <shaghost> !kubuntu | tecra
[05:48] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: the file system shows in the places pulldown...is that what's making it busy?
[05:48] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: no ieda
[05:48] <caffine> shaghost: don't think it's really helping. i don't see where it's telling me where to find the VGs in ubuntu. i see vgchange -a y my_volume_group in chapter 11.3, but I don't know what "my_volume_group is supposed to be.
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> tecra: search in software centre, makes sense though
[05:49] <shaghost> caffine: remind me what your problum was
[05:50] <shaghost> ooo lmv one, i always installed just using the whole harddrive, so no ieda on it
[05:50] <tecra> ActionParsnip: where is "software centre"?
[05:50] <tecra> i dont have kubuntu
[05:51] <shaghost> tecra: in terminal "sudo software-center"
[05:51] <Carter_> shaghost:hello
[05:51] <tecra> thanks shaghost
[05:51] <shaghost> tecra: kde is kubuntu desktop, gnome is ubuntu
[05:51] <shaghost> Carter_: what do you want
[05:51] <Carter_> shaghost, hello
[05:51] <mespejel> hello is there an ubuntu version for a tablet like computer?
[05:51] <Carter_> shaghost:测试
[05:51] <mespejel> like the xoom, ipad, etc?
[05:51] <j_ayen_green> the file system shows in places, but if I try to select it it says it's busy... if I reboot, how can i stop it from being automounted?
[05:51] <shaghost> Carter_: i cant read taht
[05:51] <Random832> !cn | Carter_
[05:52] <ActionParsnip> tecra: under applications
[05:52] <tecra> # sudo software-center
[05:52] <tecra> sudo: software-center: command not found
[05:52] <arrrghhh> what is the recommended way to remove the old kernels from GRUB?
[05:52] <awkisopen> is there any way to redirect one URL to another URL in ubuntu?
[05:52] <caffine> shaghost: i set up an LVM running fedora. i want to split it in half to run ubuntu on half. i've done all the steps so far up to resizing the underlying filesystem. now i need to lvresize but i can't find the way to determine what LogicalVolumePath is.
[05:53] <tecra> apt-get install software-center ?
[05:53] <shaghost> caffine: not my area
[05:53] <j_ayen_green> or how do I skip loading gnome and just get the cli?
[05:53] <shaghost> tecra: what version of ubuntu?
[05:53] <xangua> arrrghhh: synaptic
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> arrrghhh: uninstall the unecessary kernels using software centre or apt-get and they will be removed
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> tecra: its part of a standard install
[05:54] <caffine> shaghost: okey dokey. thanks anyways.
[05:54] <arrrghhh> ActionParsnip: xangua, there isn't an "automatic" way?  I have to search and remove them by hand?
[05:54] <jamiewan> tecra, applications menu at the bottom most likely
[05:55] <ActionParsnip> arrrghhh: yep its manual, the old kernels are left so that if a new kernel is bad you can boot to the old one
[05:55] <shaghost> awkisopen: look at iptables and // or dns
[05:55] <arrrghhh> ActionParsnip: no i know but i figured computer janitor or apt-get autoremove would do it...?
[05:55] <awkisopen> shaghost: I have, but those only redirect IPs, I need a specific URL to resolve to another specific URL
[05:55] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: do you want to keep dnome on system?
[05:55] <shaghost> awkisopen: dns routing tables?
[05:55] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: yes, I just want to try to prevent it from autoloading that file system so I can run fsck
[05:56] <awkisopen> shaghost: where are those located?
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> arrrghhh: autoremove only removes packages which are no longer needed if you get ruid of highabstraction apps, then the old libs which are not used by anything else will be removed
[05:56] <tecra> shaghost: i have backtrack4 rc2 installed
[05:56] <tecra> its not a standard install
[05:57] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: well i can tell you the simple way or complex =P   simple: break x-server (this i have done a _LOT_ on axadent
[05:57] <arrrghhh> ActionParsnip: so manual is the only way?
[05:58] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: so no keystroke to boot to cli or something? again, i'm booting from the .iso read-only, that said, how would I break X if that's the option?
[05:58] <ActionParsnip> arrrghhh: as far as I know, yes
[05:59] <xangua> tecra: backtrack is not supported here
[05:59] <tecra> but its ubuntu...
[06:00] <arrrghhh> ActionParsnip: ah well... regex to the rescue.
[06:00] <shaghost> I am trying to do too mcuh
[06:00] <ActionParsnip> tecra: backtrack isnt supported here
[06:00] <shaghost> tecra: what about backtrace?
[06:00] <ActionParsnip> tecra: backtrack is backtrack, ubuntu is ubuntu
[06:00] <ActionParsnip> !backtrack
[06:00] <tecra> ok thanks
[06:00] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: bakctrace is ubuntu based... lightly
[06:00] <shaghost> it does use ubuntu backend
[06:01] <shaghost> but a diffrent frontend
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: based yes, but its not ubuntu, its backtrack
[06:01] <shaghost> true
[06:01] <shaghost> but i have been using backtrace a lot in the last 20 days
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: ubuntu is debian based but if you ask for support in #debian they will shove you here
[06:01] <shaghost> anyways
[06:02] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/how-to-turn-off-xserver-in-the-gui-and-turn-it-off-in-the-command-line-219721/
[06:02] <shaghost> ooo j_ayen_green you are booting and want cli from cd
[06:03] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: yeah... i'm booting from a livecd to get at the old filesystem ... but gnome seems to have made it busy
[06:03] <jnpenley> I have a quick question.  How can I install GCC-4.5 and G++-4.5 on 10.04?
[06:03] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[06:03] <shaghost> they have it in there
[06:03] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: thanks :)
[06:03] <visual1ce> is #ubuntu and #debian friends?
[06:04] <shaghost> jnpenley: what does it do over 4.4.5?
[06:04] <koolhead11> hey all 'ubuntu "Cannot read termcap database"'
[06:04] <koolhead11> what package am missing
[06:04] <fastijum> koolhead11: ncurses?
[06:04] <koolhead11> libncurses5-dev ?
[06:04] <ActionParsnip> jnpenley: install build-essential
[06:04] <paijo> visual1ce: i think like father and son's :)
[06:04] <shaghost> jnpenley: sudo apt-get install gcc-4.5
[06:04] <koolhead11> fastijum, ok
[06:05] <visual1ce> lol
[06:05] <jnpenley> No idea.  I am trying to build a package that requires it.  BSNES
[06:05] <visual1ce> growing pains
[06:05] <kenesis> will someone help me get 2 finger scrolling on my samsung n120???? Please and thanks
[06:05] <shaghost> visual1ce: i never have enterd #deblin
[06:05] <worldwarcheese> Hi everybody!
[06:06] <visual1ce> me neither...
[06:06] <koolhead11> fastijum, there is no pkg with name ncurses
[06:06] <kenesis> anyone?
[06:06] <koolhead11> kenesis, shoot
[06:06] <fastijum> koolhead11: yeah, sorry. I meant libncurses
[06:06] <shaghost> kenesis: what was the question
[06:06] <koolhead11> fastijum, :P ok
[06:07] <fastijum> koolhead11: that should contain the termcaps as well
[06:07] <kenesis> i need to get 2 finger scrolling on my samsung n120
[06:07] <kenesis> plz and thanks
[06:07] <worldwarcheese> I have a stupid easy request for something really simple. I need someone to send me a skype chat to see if my new webcam works on Skype.
[06:07] <leapy0yo> ls -l |less -R  is not showing colors of ls  neither does -r
[06:08] <shaghost> kenesis: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1144125    see if anything there works
[06:08] <fastijum> leapy0yo: use ls --color=always
[06:08] <kenesis> ill try
[06:08] <leapy0yo> thanks
[06:08] <fastijum> leapy0yo: or --colors
[06:09] <koolhead11> fastijum, cool. let me check that
[06:09] <svm_invictvs> How do you determine what kind of object a GameObject is?
[06:09] <svm_invictvs> Tag?
[06:09] <kenesis> shaghost, that had nothin
[06:09] <worldwarcheese> Any takers? I know it's not cool, and a bit personal (vid-chatting, but I don't need to see you you jut have to see me), it's just I have an important call coming through soon and the skype on linux doesn't seem to be all that reliable. The webcam works, but will it work on skype??? I just need to make sure.
[06:10] <red2kic> worldwarcheese: If the webcam work in cheese, it'll work with skype. I have used skype in the past. Worked fine.
[06:10] <bin_bash> How do I check my IP address in terminal?
[06:10] <red2kic> bin_bash: ifconfig (for local ip)
[06:10] <ActionParsnip> bin_bash: lan address or wan address?
[06:10] <shaghost> kenesis: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9209315
[06:11] <bin_bash> ifconfig didn't show it
[06:11] <bin_bash> just my router IP
[06:11] <shaghost> so you want extrenal ip
[06:11] <ActionParsnip> bin_bash: do you mean its external IP or internal ip?
[06:11] <bin_bash> yeah
[06:11] <bin_bash> sorry
[06:11] <worldwarcheese> red2kic: I tried another webcam and it worked both in cheese and in the skype test, but didn't in the actual chat. I'm worried about having the same results again with the new one (and thanks for the reply)
[06:11] <bin_bash> how do I check my external ip in terminal
[06:11] <j_ayen_green> shaghost: holding shift when it boots doesn't seem to bring up grub2
[06:11] <red2kic> worldwarcheese: I think you have to manually start the video chat.
[06:12] <red2kic> worldwarcheese: When you're connected, look for "Start video or webcam" something.
[06:12] <ActionParsnip> bin_bash: curl -s   http://getip.110mb.com/mini/index.php?v=ahp
[06:12] <bin_bash> ActionParsnip: not found
[06:12] <worldwarcheese> red2kic: Yeah, I can toggle the vid on and off but just a white square came up before (with the 1st webcam, haven't tried it on the new one)
[06:12] <ActionParsnip> bin_bash: run it as a command in terminal
[06:13] <shaghost> j_ayen_green: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Changing the CD's Default Boot Options
[06:13] <bin_bash> ActionParsnip: I did.
[06:13] <shaghost> that was the area that i was looking out
[06:13] <bin_bash> zsh: command not found: curl
[06:13] <shaghost> wget
[06:13] <shaghost> then
[06:13] <ActionParsnip> wget -q -O - http://getip.110mb.com/mini/index.php?v=ahp
[06:13] <red2kic> worldwarcheese: Hmm. Look in options. Make sure it's pointed at the correct /dev/video (whatever) -- then restart Skype. I used my webcam + 2 XboxLive Vision cams. Worked fine. I was messing around with security cameras and etc etc.
[06:14] <red2kic> worldwarcheese: Not sure about window square thing. Never happened -- but if you're switching videos feeds, you need to restart Skype.
[06:14] <ActionParsnip> bin_bash: install curl, its dead handy
[06:14] <iflema> bin_bash: wget www.whatismyip.com/automation/n09230945.asp -O -o /dev/null | more
[06:15] <iflema> bin_bash: this even... wget www.whatismyip.com/automation/n09230945.asp -O - -o /dev/null | more
[06:15] <bin_bash> k
[06:15] <worldwarcheese> red2kic: Yeah, I got about that far with guides I found on google. Everything checks out, but they checked out the 1st time too. Would you mind just sending me a test call? You don't need to use video yourself or anything. I just need to be 100% on this.
[06:16] <kenesis> shaghost, that still didnt work now i have no scrolling on the touchpad, but it did stop the mouse from spazzing when two fingers are on
[06:17] <jnpenley> sudo apt-get install gcc-4.5 g++-4.5 doesn't work it is not included in the repositories.  At least I can't find the correct one.
[06:17] <shaghost> kenesis: well.... all i have is google as i have no simmular computer to work with, just google stuff like n120 ubuntu touchpad
[06:17] <kenesis> blah
[06:17]  * kenesis lazybum
[06:17] <shaghost> jnpenley: what version of ubuntu?
[06:18] <jnpenley> 10.04 Desktop
[06:18] <red2kic> worldwarcheese: I don't have Skype installed at the moment and I'm on PC. That thing I talked about ... was on the laptop. Sorry.
[06:18] <red2kic> s/PC/computer*
[06:19] <shaghost> jnpenley: do you have a version of gcc installed alredy?
[06:19] <worldwarcheese> red2kic: 'Sokay, thanks anyways. I'll just have to wait for dawn and someone local who can call me or something.
[06:21] <jnpenley> shaghost: I don't think so..
[06:21] <pmiller> lifeless: virsk start www  -> error: Failed to start domain www
[06:21] <pmiller> error: internal error Network 'default' is not active.
[06:21] <shaghost> just sudo apt-get install gcc
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: 10.10 maverick
[06:21] <shaghost> you should not need to worry abou 4.4.5 vs 4.5 ass not that much changed
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> jnpenley: look at the version number then think about how often ubuntu is released ;)
[06:22] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: 10.10 here, but "Linux weardass 2.6.36-1-lowlatency #7~ppa2-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT Tue Oct 26 13:39:35 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[06:23] <shaghost> newer kernals FTW
[06:24] <jnpenley> shaghost:  I agree, but when I try to make the package it complains about not having gcc-4.5 and g++-4.5
[06:25] <siavashserver> jnpenley, what kind of problem?
[06:25] <corinth> Hey #ubuntu. I just installed UNR via Wubi, and after installing the ATI driver, my graphical desktop no longer loads
[06:25] <shaghost> jnpenley: what package
[06:26] <shaghost> corinth: dpkg-reconfigure
[06:27] <jnpenley> shaghost: The source in question is "BSNES"
[06:27] <corinth> shaghost, just across the board?
[06:28] <shaghost> corinth: there is one for ati, so just use tab completion to figure it out
[06:28] <corinth> Ah thanks. I appreciate the tip
[06:29] <shaghost> jnpenley: get the .deb from http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/g++-4.5
[06:29] <jnpenley> siavashserver: the exact error is "make: g++-4.5: Command not found"  "make: *** [obj/ui-main.o] Error 127"
[06:30] <jnpenley> shaghost: I will give it a try!
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: the .38 kernel has nice stuff to make it whizzy :)
[06:33] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: i need to upgrade, just slightly more complacated with the lowlatancy kernal
[06:35] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: ooooooo i have linux-image-2.6.37-8-lowlatency
[06:35] <shaghost> in repos
[06:35] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: do you do a lot of sound production?
[06:35] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: did
[06:36] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: i did some internet dj stuff
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: then why low latency?
[06:37] <shaghost> i might as well keep it
[06:37] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: eather way i dont see linux-image newer then that in repos
[06:38] <xANiTAx> heya
[06:38] <j_ayen_green> would debugfs:  clri <8> clear the journal entry for ext4? It's listed in an ext3 example
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: it is in natty :)
[06:39] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: so 11.04
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: indeed
[06:40] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: that means i cant use local repos, as they are updated up to 10.10
[06:41] <erkan^> when i install .deb, is that good "sudo dpkg +i" ?
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> erkan^: sudo dpkg -i filename.deb
[06:44] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: i can do deb http://mirrors.arsc.edu/ubuntu/packages/ natty-updates main
[06:44] <shaghost> in maverick right
[06:45] <erkan^> thank you very much, acke-
[06:45] <erkan^> ActionParsnip,
[06:45] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: i wouldnt mix debs between releases
[06:46] <recoilman> New-ish ubuntu user. Decided to delve into compiling source code and installing things that are not in the software center. Currently working with Deluge (bittorrent client) and just compiled newer version of libtorrent-rasterbar. How do I tell deluge to use the new version? It's in /usr/local/lib..
[06:46] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: so you run 11.04 then
[06:47] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: yes as my hardware is insanely linux friendly
[06:47] <Vikash> Hello Everyone
[06:47] <ActionParsnip> shaghost: 100% of my hardware works out of the box, except my media server with nvidia vga
[06:47] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: all of mine works out of the box except the nvidia gpu and tvtunder card
[06:48] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: i bought stuff with linux in mind
[06:48] <ActionParsnip> same
[06:48] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: and my tvtuner is a hauppauge, so "easy" too
[06:48] <rogue> hello
[06:48] <rogue> vikash
[06:49] <shaghost> ActionParsnip: but i am still scared to upgrade to 11.04 with the ratical changes
[06:49] <Vikash> rogue:
[06:49] <jnpenley> shaghost:  gcc-4.5 and g++-4.5 both installed and is building my package now.  Thanks for the assist!
[06:49] <shaghost> jnpenley: glad i could help
[06:50] <Keshava> Hi,
[06:50] <Keshava> I have a problem clipboard sharing (copy / paste problem) with Remote Desktop Connection when i connect to a VNC server, I am not able to copy selected text from my remote machine to my local machine (where as the other way round is possible)...
[06:50] <Keshava> Has anyone faced similar problems ?
[06:50] <FloodBot2> Keshava: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:51] <shaghost> !vnc Keshava
[06:51] <ActionParsnip> Keshava: I've heard vino cannot do it but other vnc servers can
[06:54] <erkan^> ActionParsnip: where can i report a bugs by launchpad for lekhonee-gnome? Software Ubuntu have lekhonee-gnome 0.7 version, but it workn't . i have downloaded: http://ftp.nl.debian.org/debian/pool/main/l/lekhonee-gnome/lekhonee-gnome_0.11-1_i386.deb and it works good
[06:54] <ActionParsnip> erkan^: mixing debian debs is not advised or supported. Log a bug to say the later version fixes it. I suggest you find an ubuntu ppa
[06:55] <erkan^> ok, but I can not found ppa for lekhonee-gnome, ActionParsnip
[06:56] <ActionParsnip> !ppa
[06:57] <erkan^> ActionParsnip: No matching Personal Package Archive for 'lekhonee-gnome'.
[06:58] <robbiethe1st> Quick question guys. I have a harddisk - /dev/sdb - that was previously used in a fakeraid setup. It's not currently being used in such a setup, but I keep seeing this  error: "ERROR: pdc: wrong # of devices in RAID set "pdc_echcibhbhb" [1/2] on /dev/sdb". Any way to -delete- that fakeraid record and make dmraid ignore it?
[07:03] <joeb_> oh wow
[07:03] <joeb_> ubuntu gave me my full touch screen
[07:03] <joeb_> :D
[07:03]  * JackyAlcine Netsplit >_<
[07:04] <sk_> how do I change the location of the @ in the terminal from a @kncluster to a @computername?
[07:04] <DOokami> Hi guys :)
[07:04] <DOokami> how do i "locate" and "open" a text file for example, using the terminal solely ?
[07:04] <quibbler> !welcome | DOokami
[07:05] <DOokami> quibbler: hey :)
[07:05] <elFidel> DOokami: locate/find to locate a file && open using a random texteditor like vim/vi/nano
[07:05] <robbiethe1st> DOokami: Um... you mean, say, "find / -name *name*"
[07:05] <elFidel> sk_: .bashrc
[07:06] <DOokami> elFidel: robbiethe1st: ,, i don't know actually ,, i wanna know the code so i can learn it and try it out on all types of files
[07:06] <robbiethe1st> Uh... what code?
[07:06] <DOokami> to open "anyfile" lets say text, via just the terminal
[07:06] <elFidel> DOokami: "man find" will explain the find command
[07:06] <DOokami> find and open
[07:07] <cutout> Hi, my ubuntu installation was currupted and now it won't boot due to changes to filesystem permission changes. I need to backup mysql db before I reinstall. is it possible yo backup mysql from the filesystem using a live cd?
[07:07] <DOokami> elFidel: it's a lot to read ,, i need the code
[07:07] <elFidel> DOokami: man nano will explain the editor nano
[07:07] <robbiethe1st> cutout: Yup
[07:07] <elFidel> DOokami: well then ignore me
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> cutout: why do you not have a backup already?
[07:07] <cutout> robbiethe1st, how please!
[07:07] <DOokami> elFidel: :| .. well, thanks for the help ..
[07:07] <elFidel> is reading evil nowadays?
[07:07] <histo> cutout: yes
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> cutout: you can access the partitions from the livecd
[07:07] <cutout> and?
[07:08] <cutout> where is the db data
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> cutout: and get your data of it. Its wherever you put it
[07:08] <robbiethe1st> cutout: Well, erm, you'd want to find the .myd files; everything you want will be where you find one or more .myd file
[07:08] <blackshirt> cutout: what you mean db data
[07:08] <DOokami> hmm .. ElFidel: if ur having a bad day, don't blame it on me ^^
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> cutout: do you have a backup of the data?
[07:09] <kenesis> any way to make xchat text show in a popup with a pm/ping like in windows?
[07:09] <robbiethe1st> Mind you, even if he -has- a backup, I'd still try to restore from the "working" copy, as it'll be more up to date
[07:09] <DOokami> so .. can some one help me, let's say there's a text file named "x" and i want to open it via any gedit ,, with only using the terminal ,, what would the code be ?
[07:09] <cutout> robbiethe1st: and to restore after, i need to put them on the new installation at the same place I got the?
[07:09] <sk_> elFidel: the return line states '.bashrc:command not found'. Then back the the SN@KnCluster:~$
[07:09] <robbiethe1st> cutout: Yes, basically. you'll want to copy the entire directory
[07:10] <elFidel> sk_: you need to edit your .bashrc
[07:10] <cutout> robbiethe1st: thanks a lot!!!!
[07:10] <elFidel> not just entering a filename
[07:10] <robbiethe1st> cutout: NP. Personally, I used that trick when switching from CentOS to Ubuntu a while back, and it worked amazingly well, so...
[07:11] <cutout> robbiethe1st: u r the best :D
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> kenesis: http://wan.pengganas.net/entry/xchat-tcl-plugin-nick-notification-system/
[07:11] <kenesis> gracias man
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> cutout: I suggest you look into backups, then you wouldnt have this mess
[07:11] <sk_> elFidel: what bash file do I change, and what should I edit?
[07:11] <robbiethe1st> cutout: It should be under /var/lib/mysql. Just copy the entire directory
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> cutout: if your drive motor died suddenly you wouldnt have the livecd to rely on and you would have to pay a LOT for professional data recovery, or you can pay very little for a cheap USB device to backup to
[07:12] <elFidel> sk_: .bashrc is the file you want to a) back  - then b) read & c) edit if you got the logic of creating a user-specific prompt
[07:12] <cutout> ActionParsnip: just keep it to your self
[07:12] <elFidel> sk_: good luck ;)
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> cutout: i'm just educating you in what CAN happen
[07:13] <elFidel> sk_: *backup* -> read -> edit ;)
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> cutout: one day it will happen and you'll remember this
[07:13] <robbiethe1st> ActionParsnip: To be fair, even if I did weekly(or even daily) backups, if the system was actually in production, it'd be better to use the working copy, not some "old" backup.
[07:13] <robbiethe1st> Backups are all fine and good... but they aren't up-to-the-minute.
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: if the data changes that frequently then  more frequent backups are needed
[07:14] <DOokami> so .. can some one help me, let's say there's a text file named "x" and i want to open it via any gedit ,, with only using the terminal ,, what would the code be ?
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: I look after company SQL servers of several terrabyte database file and we backup nightly
[07:14] <robbiethe1st> Ah, but you have the funds and disk-space to do it.
[07:15] <robbiethe1st> Most people would be lucky to get it once a week. And at that rate, sure, if things fail, having the backups a -good- thing and a small inconvienience for people using the system, but it's still easier to just take the working copy :\
[07:15] <recoilman> gedit path to x
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: no we still use tapes :(
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: not my choice
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: but still backups are important
[07:16] <robbiethe1st> And in that case, you'd have to spend -how- long finding the data and retreiving it? I'm not discounting backups, but in this case, where the disk is fine... why bother?
[07:16] <DOokami> recoilman: is there a way to add the "find or locate" code with the "gedit x" so i can do this in one line ?
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: because the drive could fail, it does happen
[07:17] <elFidel> DOokami: name-of-your-text-editor /path/to/your/file
[07:17] <robbiethe1st> ActionParsnip: Yes. But it didn't, so why bother restoring from a backup.
[07:17] <elFidel> DOokami: the find example was mentioned already several minutes before
[07:18] <neil_d> how can I test if a java app from a web page can play sound?
[07:18] <elFidel> sidenote: it does help if you just not wait to type commands others do write for you in irc .... learning curve etc ;)
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: thats not my point, the point is there is no backup of the data and the drive can fail. The data is clearly important yet there is zero DR path
[07:18] <DOokami> elFidel: thanks for reaccepting me :D .. my question ,, can i have the "find" and "gedit" commands in one line so that it finds and open the file with a single terminal
[07:18] <elFidel> DOokami: i stop here - thats not reaccepting ;)
[07:19] <DOokami> elFidel: i don't get it lol ,, but thanks ^^
[07:19] <robbiethe1st> ActionParsnip: Lets say he had a full disk-backup. He'd still be up against the problem of "where are the important files?"
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: if s/he wants to learn the hard way then thats fine but i've got my "i told you so" sign ready
[07:20] <j_ayen_green> well, that didnt work either. anybody, some idea on how to get an ext4 file system unbusy so I can run fsck on it? :(
[07:21] <blackshirt> maybe need to be unmounted :)
[07:21] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Boot off a LiveCD, and run it from there?
[07:21] <robbiethe1st> (assuming it's the root file system)
[07:21] <j_ayen_green> i've booted off livecd, and it shows on fdisk as /dev/sda1, but trying to unmount says it's not mounted, trying to mount and unmount the same
[07:22] <DOokami> A text file named "x" ,, i want to "Locate*Find" it and open it with "gedit" ,, writing a single line in a terminal ,, how do i do that ?
[07:22] <j_ayen_green> it doesn't show in mount
[07:22] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: And if you type "sudo fsck /dev/sda1" what happens?
[07:23] <robbiethe1st> DOokami: try "gedit `find / -name x`"
[07:23] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: it tells me that it's busy or opened exclusively by another program
[07:23] <DOokami> robbiethe1st: thanks, i'll try it now
[07:23] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: it shows in Places, but can't get to it there
[07:24] <robbiethe1st> DOokami: I think, however, that you're being silly - You want to use find to find paths to things, then -remember- those paths and type/paste them in as needed.
[07:25] <Israfel> Damn you TurboTax for not supporting Ubuntu!
[07:25] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Hm... try installing gparted, open it up, and see if you can unmount/run fsck from there. It might help
[07:25] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: I've been up all night with this... 10.4 hung, i did the magic sysrq keystrokes to reboot, and it wouldn't reboot...kept dropping me into grub saying it couldn't init, and I've been trying to get to it to run fsck on it ever since
[07:25] <DOokami> robbiethe1st: ,, :( i don't know why u guys think this is silly ,, isn't IRC the foundation of sharing knowledge ,, all i want is to "open a file with a terminal, without having to know it's exact path, only by it's exact name" .. is that really silly ? .. still trying ur input up there and thanks again.
[07:26] <Chilaquiles> I have 1 computer connected with a wire to the modem and another one  connected to the modem but wireless, how can I create a lan?
[07:26] <Chilaquiles> somebody can help?
[07:26] <shaghost> Chilaquiles: you have a lan
[07:26] <shaghost> Chilaquiles: what else do you need
[07:27] <robbiethe1st> DOokami: It's more the manner of asking, and yes, it is silly - What if there are a half-dozen files with that name?
[07:27] <robbiethe1st> (in different directories)
[07:27] <Chilaquiles> I want to be able to see one files in the other computer
[07:27] <moltendorf> Hey all, been having a lot of fun with Ubuntu 10.10 server since I started using it about a week ago (prior experience in CentOS 5.5/Red Hat and DD-WRT +4 years of Ubuntu Desktop), and got into the server set-up mood, so I decided to convert my Mac Mini 2010 to a home server running Ubuntu 10.10 wirelessly. I had no problem connecting via eth0, but I can't seem to get the wlan interface to work, anyone know the packages I need to 
[07:27] <Chilaquiles> and viceversa
[07:27] <shaghost> !samba | Chilaquiles
[07:27] <mackdieselx27> Chilaquiles:  You'll need to set up Samba on your Ubuntu box.  Just right click on a folder to be shared and choose Properties.
[07:28] <shaghost> Chilaquiles: are the both linux?
[07:28] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: I'm not sure what I can tell you. Something's F'd up here. I'd try gparted, see what happens
[07:28] <Chilaquiles> yeah they are both ubuntu
[07:28] <shaghost> scrach samba
[07:28] <Chilaquiles> ok
[07:28] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: can you be more specific? I never heard of gparted
[07:28] <shaghost> Chilaquiles: there is a way to mount via ssh
[07:28] <shaghost> sec
[07:28] <Chilaquiles> ssh?
[07:29] <Chilaquiles> mhh
[07:29] <shaghost> secure socuit shell
[07:29] <Chilaquiles> yeah
[07:29] <Chilaquiles> but I don't think I want taht
[07:29] <Chilaquiles> that
[07:29] <shaghost> Chilaquiles: you want filesharing right
[07:29] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: "sudo apt-get install gparted" ;)
[07:29] <Chilaquiles> I want to have a network like in windows
[07:29] <Chilaquiles> where you see the other computer in your networks
[07:29] <Chilaquiles> you click networks
[07:29] <shaghost> Chilaquiles: you can do a windows like one or you can mount the other computer network on the hardrive
[07:30] <Chilaquiles> and then you see the computers that are connected, etc.
[07:30] <mackdieselx27> Chilaquiles:  If you have local IP addresses on your boxes like 192.168.1.x then you have a LAN
[07:30] <shaghost> other computer hardrive
[07:30] <mkquist> j_ayen_green: gparted is how linux partition drives
[07:30] <mackdieselx27> And all you need to do is set up Samba or SSH in order to share files
[07:30] <Chilaquiles> mackdieselx27: ok now can I se the other computer?
[07:30] <DOokami> robbiethe1st: ... 1. it opened a "new empty file" not the one i have ... 2. i asked nicely .. did i offend u in anyway ,, ? .. it's just that other guys said "read the man" and i said "it's a lot to read" ,, hence i was looking for the "combinging of "find" and "gedit" command .. which is not written in there.
[07:30] <shaghost> ssh is the secure way to do it, you will be ale to browse it via a gui and see it just like a windows fileshare in linux only
[07:31] <mackdieselx27> Chilaquiles:  If you have local IP addresses your second box should see the first
[07:31] <Chilaquiles> Samba? first they told me not to use it and now they tell me to use it
[07:31] <shaghost> if you do want a windows file share you can do samba
[07:31] <Chilaquiles> im confused
[07:31] <shaghost> ok
[07:31] <robbiethe1st> DOokami: and what does just "find / -name x" return? Does it actually return your file? If not... it won't help
[07:31] <Chilaquiles> ok
[07:31] <moltendorf> Anyone familiar with running Ubuntu Server 10.10 on a Mac Mini over Wireless?
[07:31] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: it's already installed. how do i invoke it? just sudo gparted gave me a blank screen and said nothing was found
[07:31] <shaghost> ssh is the secure way to do it, as you mount the other computer harddrive in your own, so you can see it all and it is automatical there on bootup, samba is the windows file share thing where you can view it when you connect
[07:31] <Chilaquiles> I have done ssh but all i see is a terminal with no GUI
[07:32] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Try looking in the start menu under 'system' or something
[07:32] <shaghost> Chilaquiles: sec, i will find a guide
[07:32] <Chilaquiles> ok
[07:32] <Chilaquiles> thx
[07:32] <shaghost> Chilaquiles: have you ever edited /etc/fstab
[07:32] <mackdieselx27> More info on SSH:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH
[07:32] <Chilaquiles> shaghost: never
[07:33] <robbiethe1st> DOokami: See, this is why we generally don't do it in one step. that command will work perfectly if find returns one file. If it returns 0 files, you'll just get a blank new file. If it returns two or more... it might open them all, or just the first one
[07:33] <sk_> how do I change/undo a ALT+CTRL+F1 prompt that has my terminal prompting Username@KNCluster:~??   How do I get back to the original terminal?!?
[07:34] <robbiethe1st> sk_ ctrl+alt+f7
[07:34] <robbiethe1st> (or f8)
[07:34] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: ok, i have the list of partitions (it, an extension and swap), and it has a warning flag. When I get partition info, it doesn't say what the warning is for, but there's no volume name or last accessed date, aside from that the info looks right
[07:34] <DOokami> robbiethe1st: i understand, and thanks ,, i'm asking in case there was only one file that i can look for xxx.text for example ,, anyhow ,, i tried "find / -name x" and no result ,, what am i typing wrong plz ?
[07:34] <shaghost> !sshfs | Chilaquiles
[07:35] <robbiethe1st> DOokami: No file named 'x' exists on the disk?
[07:35] <stag-reseau7> bjr
[07:35] <robbiethe1st> DOokami: Remember, linux is case-sensitive.
[07:35] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: and when I try to have it check the file system, it comes back with an error that's it's mounted or open exclusively
[07:36] <rww> DOokami: -name x matches files with the name 'x'. For files with names containing 'x', do -name *x*
[07:36] <robbiethe1st> rww, DOokami: use quotes around your -name string if you use a wildcard(*) in it - -name '*x*'
[07:37] <robbiethe1st> Otherwise it doesn't work quite right sometimes
[07:37] <DOokami> rww i want to find a file named called "ctest" .. so i write " find / -name ctest" ?
[07:37] <Koterpillar> robbiethe1st, precisely, when you have something with 'x' in current directory
[07:37] <robbiethe1st> Yes.
[07:37] <DOokami> robbiethe1st: good point
[07:38] <moltendorf> Anyone familiar with setting up wireless access on Ubuntu Server 10.10?
[07:38] <DOokami> robbiethe1st: it shows many many find: bla bla permission denied results ?
[07:38] <noah1989> hi
[07:38] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Try right-click unmount on the drive. what happens?
[07:39] <zcat[1]> trying to set up an ubuntu server with raid. during the install it put grub on both drives but if I try to boot with either drive unplugged it can't boot. Not much point having raid if it simply doubles the chance of the system becoming unbootable rather than reducing the chance...
[07:39] <noah1989> i found that you can use consolechars to set the console (non X) font
[07:39] <sk_> robbiethe1st: cntl+alt+f7 doesn't do anything, but any f1-f6 send me back to the text only
[07:39] <li> hi
[07:39] <zcat[1]> so how can I fix this so that raid works how it's supposed to?
[07:39] <noah1989> is there a way to set a margin so that the console starts 100px from the left?
[07:39] <robbiethe1st> DOokami: That means you're looking in a directory that you don't have permission to access. try with "sudo find ..." or only look in, say, your home directory "/home/*username*/ instead of /"
[07:40] <noah1989> because i have an unusual screen that always swallows some pixels on the left side
[07:40] <robbiethe1st> sk_: Yes, those are 6 virtual terminals. Your X server may have crashed - try logging in, and typing "sudo service gdm restart"
[07:40] <Koterpillar> I want clients connecting via VPN to share the server's internet connection, can anyone recommend a guide?
[07:40] <histo> noah1989: probably in your .bash_profile
[07:40] <Koterpillar> sk_, f8?
[07:41] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: the unmount is grayed. so it's not that it's mounted...which i guess leaves the other option, that it's opened exclusively by something, or marked opened exclusively
[07:41] <DOokami1> rww: what's the syntax to find a file called "ctest" ,, looks like i got something wrong in the syntax ..
[07:41] <noah1989> histo: hm.. that could fix it for the bash prompt. but i want the whole console to be constarained
[07:41] <noah1989> incluiding the login prompt
[07:41] <histo> noah1989: what's the problem?
[07:41] <rww> DOokami1: find /searchpath -name ctest
[07:42] <DOokami1> rww if i want to look the whole disk then ?
[07:42] <noah1989> histo: i want the console to use only the right part of the framebuffer
[07:42] <noah1989> histo: because the left-most 100 px are off screen
[07:42] <zcat[1]> am I visible?
[07:42] <histo> noah1989: why not fix that instead of circumventing the problem?
[07:42] <rww> DOokami1: sudo find / -name ctest
[07:42] <rww> zcat[1]: yes
[07:42] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Hm, I don't know. Try googling?
[07:43] <DOokami1> rww: :D :D :D
[07:43] <histo> noah1989: is this a gui install or just a command line only?
[07:43] <DOokami1> rww: thanks a lot. thanks robbiethe1st too :)
[07:43] <zcat[1]> trying to set up an ubuntu server with raid. during the install it put grub on both drives but if I try to boot with either drive unplugged it can't boot. Not much point having raid if it simply doubles the chance of the system becoming unbootable rather than reducing the chance... any way of making this work how it's supposed to?
[07:43] <moltendorf> zcat[1]: I'm asking questions about the server version, and am getting no response either. :S
[07:43] <noah1989> noah1989: because fixing this would mean optimizing the omap3 display driver kernel code..
[07:43] <noah1989> histo: it#s command line only
[07:43] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: You're using MDADM raid?
[07:44] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: been doing that for hours ;)
[07:44] <noah1989> histo: no X
[07:44] <histo> noah1989: what about appending a vga code to the end of the kernel line?
[07:44] <histo> noah1989: something like vga=771
[07:44] <zcat[1]> robbiethe1st, I guess so.. did the install with a 'fake raid' card originally, decided to just plug both drives into the motherboard. It's whatever the ubuntu server cd calls raid.
[07:44] <noah1989> histo: this is happening on a ARM board, it has a completely different display driver
[07:45] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: unless ubuntu is opening it when it boots, it must be something in the file itself that is showing it to be opened ... because it's like that as soon as i boot
[07:45] <zcat[1]> perhaps I should just try a fresh install, perhaps it'll come right next time
[07:45] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Um... first result for "ubuntu ext4 partition exclusively opened" http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1674709
[07:45] <histo> noah1989: so can't you specify a vga code to the frame buffer on boot still?
[07:45] <histo> noah1989: http://pierre.baudu.in/other/grub.vga.modes.html
[07:45] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: it's amazing what word choice can do :D  google's not as smart as they would have ya think
[07:45] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: try typing "cat /proc/mdstat" if it exists, you're using mdadm software raid. If not, it's a fakeraid
[07:45] <jefimenko> zcat[1]: during the install of grub it should have asked you about whether to boot with a degraded disk
[07:46] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: I suppose; I've never had trouble for some reason.
[07:46] <jefimenko> zcat[1]: did you tell it to allow booting with a degraded disk array?
[07:46] <noah1989> histo: no. this is on a beagleboard. it has no vga-compatible graphics
[07:46] <noah1989> histo: it has it's own options but none of the available modes fits my screen
[07:46] <TheYellowGTO> join #moto-atrix
[07:47] <zcat[1]> jefimenko, yeah, due to the stupid highpoint fakeraid card none of that worked, can't recall the error. I think I might just do a fresh install again
[07:47] <histo> noah1989: hrm... let me do some searching then
[07:47] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: then tell me how to google slack and get something meaningful? :D
[07:48] <sk_> robbiethe1st: after the restart from both virtual f1 and f6, (and f7 I suppose), the terminal is still designated as a @kncluster:~$
[07:48] <soda`> omg
[07:48] <noah1989> histo: all i need is a workaround at console driver level
[07:48] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: I figure putting keywords in from left to right, most important first.
[07:48] <histo> noah1989: yeah I hear ya
[07:48] <moltendorf> Anyone know how to set up wireless connectivity on Mac Mini running Ubuntu Server 10.10?
[07:49] <Koterpillar> sk_, byobu grabs lower two lines for itself. Try looking into it?
[07:49] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: ha, yeah...that much i do know. it's the choice of keyword...ok... i tried slack with a couple...i'll try a couple more :)
[07:49] <soda`> backtrack ppl
[07:49] <robbiethe1st> sk_: Login and type "sudo cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | less" and read the last few lines
[07:49] <j_ayen_green> ah, got it :)
[07:49] <zcat[1]> btw am I being sensible choosing 10.04.2 rather than 10.10 .. it'll be longer before we have to deal with anything again right?
[07:50] <robbiethe1st> I'd go for 10.10
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: 10
[07:50] <histo> noah1989: you'd probably find morehelp in #linuxhelp or something similar since yoru problem isn't ubuntu specific
[07:50] <zcat[1]> you think?
[07:50] <robbiethe1st> newer = better support for hardware, newer OS bits.
[07:50] <histo> !natty | zcat[1]
[07:50] <zcat[1]> shorter support life...
[07:51] <zcat[1]> wtf who mentioned 11.anything?
[07:51] <soda`> fuck it   buy a apple dude
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> 10.04 is LTS so will be supported long after 10.10 support stops
[07:51] <soda`> lol
[07:51] <histo> !ohmy | soda`
[07:51] <zcat[1]> ActionParsnip, that's what I'm thinking
[07:51] <soda`> blah blah
[07:51] <histo> zcat[1]: 10.04 is a LTS long term support release. You should check out the release cycle
[07:51] <histo> !release > zcat[1]
[07:51] <zcat[1]> yes I know..
[07:52] <histo> zcat[1]: 8.04 is still supoprted atm
[07:52] <DOokami1> rww, robbiethe1st, okay ,, sudo find / -name ctest works perfectly and shows one file path which is the file i want ,, how do i combine the command 'gedit' in a syntax with "sudo find / -name ctest" to actually open the output of the first command which is the ctest.text file ?
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: if longer support appeals then go for it :-)
[07:52] <zcat[1]> that's why I chose 10.04.2 .. objective is that this goes in a closet and doesn't come back out for as long as possible
[07:52] <histo> zcat[1]: what is this box going to be for?
[07:52] <robbiethe1st> DOokami1: "gedit `sudo find / -name ctest`"
[07:53] <zcat[1]> firewall, proxy, mail
[07:53] <DOokami1> ' ?
[07:53] <soda`> i  heard  windows 95    in real secure
[07:53] <DOokami1> where's that comma thing
[07:53] <robbiethe1st> No. `
[07:53] <histo> zcat[1]: then i'd go lts. that's what I do on my servers
[07:53] <zcat[1]> cool
[07:53] <robbiethe1st> on the same key as ~
[07:53] <DOokami1> `
[07:53] <DOokami1> gotcha
[07:53] <histo> !troll | soda`
[07:53] <DOokami1> thanks, trying :D
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> DOokami1: add to the command: -exec gedit {} \;
[07:53] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: the slackware site says it's 6 cd's ... is there a minimal version i should be looking for instead (i hope) ?
[07:53] <shaghost> 10.04 is a lts
[07:53] <soda`> i happen to hava  acopy  for you all
[07:53] <soda`> histo?
[07:54]  * zcat[1] suggests $(foo) instead of `foo` -- harder for newbs to get the wrong characters
[07:54] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Uh, I dunno anything about slackware. Debian/ubuntu's all I know
[07:54] <sk_> Koterpillar: "exec screen $SCREEN_TERM $NAME $PROFILE "$@""?
[07:54] <soda`> Backtrack
[07:54] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: ok, thanks for the lead
[07:54] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Ubuntu's the easiest to setup and deal with.
[07:54] <histo> !atroll | soda`
[07:55] <histo> soda`: the factoid is gone from the bot but basically trollish behavior is not accepted here
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> soda`: backtrack is offtopic here
[07:55] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: yeah, but that post you pointed me to said ubuntu livecd was the issue, that slack should be used so it doesn't try to mount the file system  ... ?
[07:55] <soda`> dam
[07:55] <soda`> fine
[07:55] <DOokami1> robbiethe1st: "gedit `sudo find / -name ctest`" worked and the file opened but i got (gedit:3635): IBUS-WARNING **: Connect to unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-BT89AWRUo4,guid=0756063062046b8989485ef70000033d failed: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-BT89AWRUo4: Connection refused.
[07:55] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Oh, um.
[07:55]  * soda` is bored
[07:55] <robbiethe1st> DOokami1: Ignore it?
[07:56] <_jesse_> !backtrack
[07:56] <DOokami1> ActionParsnip:  -exec gedit {} \; where ? ,, as in ,, "-exce gedit find /home -name ctest"
[07:56] <zcat[1]> woot, looks like the raid-with-grub-on-both install is going to work this time. no red screens.
[07:56] <histo> soda`: then join ubuntu-offtopic but if you have a question feel free to ask.
[07:57] <DOokami1> robbiethe1st, well ,, maybe ,, but if there was a better way then why not .. i'm gonna program something after all :)
[07:57]  * soda` yawns
[07:57] <zcat[1]> bloody highpoint cards are more trouble than they're worth ..
[07:57] <shaghost> histo: we dont want them in there
[07:57] <histo> shaghost: he's just chatting
[07:57] <joeb_> question .. ubuntu 10.10 dosen't need aptitude ?
[07:57] <soda`> what who
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> DOokami1: add it to the end of the command you first posted.
[07:57] <zcat[1]> stupid fake radi
[07:57] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/e2fsprogs/+bug/656526
[07:57] <zcat[1]> *raid
[07:57] <shaghost> histo: exactly
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: +1
[07:57] <soda`> yeah     chattin  shaghost
[07:58] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Try with ubuntu 10.04 cd perhaps?
[07:58] <shaghost> well... we can chat in offtopic
[07:58] <histo> shaghost: that channel is for general chat
[07:58] <shaghost> we are talking about server stuff
[07:58] <zcat[1]> Ahh crap .. attempt to mount swap in RAID0p5 device # at none failed
[07:58] <zcat[1]> what's that mean?
[07:59] <DOokami1> ActionParsnip: so it'll be "sudo find / -name ctest gedit -exec gedit {} \;" ?
[07:59] <zcat[1]> is there an idiotproof howto for setting up a simple two disk mirror in ubuntu?
[07:59] <soda`> can we talk about anonymous
[07:59] <shaghost> !offtopic | soda`
[07:59] <zcat[1]> cos this is really starting to piss me off
[07:59] <_jesse_> soda`: no
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> DOokami1: remove the first gedit and you will win
[08:00] <soda`> fine
[08:00] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: well, it is a 10.04 iso... but it's 10.04.2 .. that make a difference?
[08:00] <_jesse_> zcat[1]: it's simple at install time, not sure about afterwards
[08:00] <robbiethe1st> j_ayen_green: Shouldn't.
[08:00] <soda`> so you think there all really middle aged  gurus
[08:00] <soda`> hehhe
[08:00] <histo> zcat[1]: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID
[08:00] <zcat[1]> _jesse_, this is a fresh new install.. make raid devides, autopartition nice new empty raid device, FAIL!
[08:01] <histo> !op | soda`
[08:01] <_jesse_> zcat[1]: why fail?
[08:01] <zcat[1]> Ahh crap .. attempt to mount swap in RAID0p5 device # at none failed
[08:01] <shaghost>  soda` we just try to limit the offtopic, as it can get a lot of lines in here when a lot of peopel are heling people out, as it can get going FAST with out even offtopic suff
[08:01] <_jesse_> zcat[1]: don't mirror swap :p
[08:01] <zcat[1]> .. That's all i've done. In the installer. Make a raid out of two disks. Autoparition it. Get that error.
[08:01] <shaghost> or /tmp
[08:01] <soda`> righttt
[08:01] <shaghost>   /tmp should not be mirrord
[08:02] <zcat[1]> OK, so go back and just do / then .. have far more ram than the box needs
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> DOokami1: if multiple files are found, they will open one by one for you to edit. Find-exec commands like that are very powerful
[08:02] <soda`> omg              just say the topic
[08:02] <shaghost> zcat[1]: raid in ubuntu setup, or raid in bios, or hardware raid with a controler card
[08:02] <soda`> wow
[08:02] <soda`> my bad
[08:02] <DOokami1> ActionParsnip: :D @ sudo find / -name ctest -exec gedit {} \;
[08:02] <DOokami1> thanks a looooooot
[08:02] <soda`> outiezz
[08:02] <zcat[1]> where do I put /tmp so that either disk can fail and not cause the boottime fsck to fail?
[08:02] <codemagician> 10.10 xorg goes into 100% CPU on my desktop... any fix for this?
[08:02] <zcat[1]> software raid in ubuntu setup
[08:03] <zcat[1]> already thrown the faikraid card in the bin
[08:03] <shaghost> !raid
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> DOokami1: looks good to me
[08:04] <zcat[1]> simple RAID1 mirroring with two disks. why is it not simple?
[08:04] <sk_> robbiethe1st: it reads (END) [1]+ Stopped
[08:04] <jefimenko> speaking of software raid, i just installed a new system using raid0 and grub keeps dropping my into a busybox, saying "ALERT! /dec/disk/by-uuid/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xx does not exist. Dropping to a shell!"
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> Codemagician: what video chip?
[08:04] <jefimenko> that's "/dev/disk..."
[08:04] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, Nvida GT218 [GeForce 210]
[08:04] <DOokami1> ActionParsnip: To find and open a file named x via gedit using only the terminal
[08:04] <DOokami1> sudo find / -name x -exec gedit {} \;
[08:04] <DOokami1> it actually worked perfectly
[08:04] <DOokami1> Question though ,, why the terminal stops somehow ,,?
[08:04] <ethanol> where does ubuntu store links to the applications listed under Applications ?
[08:04] <FloodBot2> DOokami1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:04] <jefimenko> can anyone help?
[08:05] <Williwaller> hi all, the flash plugin of my FF keeps bugging, can someone help?
[08:05] <sk_> robbiethe1st: but still has the @knCluster before the $
[08:05] <robbiethe1st> sk_: did you see any text before? Or just +1 stopped
[08:05] <zcat[1]> going to try following this howto ..
[08:05] <jefimenko> i'm in the busybox shell right now, and i don't see the RAID disk in /dev/disk-by-uuid/
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> Codemagician: and what driver please?
[08:05] <sk_> robbiethe1st: no text before
[08:05] <shaghost> Williwaller: flash is buggy in linux, for youtube go to youtube/html5
[08:05] <codemagician> Williwaller, I had same problem and had to remove adobe flash and use open source version in its place
[08:05] <robbiethe1st> sk_ try typing "sudo cat /var/log/X *tab*
[08:05] <jefimenko> i mean, /dev/disk/by-uuid/
[08:05] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, what do I type in command line to discover the drivers?
[08:06] <DOokami1> ActionParsnip: To find and open a file named x via gedit using only the terminal
[08:06] <DOokami1> sudo find / -name x -exec gedit {} \; .... worked perfectly ,, Question though ,, why the terminal kinda stop responding after that ?
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> Shaghost: buggy in what way. Its worked flawlessly here forever
[08:06] <sk_> robbiethe1st: [  1597.380] (**) Option "xkb_rules" "evdev"
[08:06] <sk_> [  1597.380] (**) Option "xkb_model" "pc105"
[08:06] <sk_> [  1597.380] (**) Option "xkb_layout" "us"
[08:06] <histo> zcat[1]: I belive you are looking for a RAID 1
[08:07] <robbiethe1st> sk_ Ok, now take the above command and add '| less' to the end of it(press the up key to get the prev command)
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> Codemagician: sudo lshw -C display
[08:07] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: well, since the software in question had a newer version on 10.10, i guess it -is- possible since 10.04.2 came out later that it also has a newer version... so I'll download 10.04.1 and try it, and if that fails, look for a minimal slack install :(
[08:07] <zcat[1]> histo, right now I'm looking for a hammer...
[08:07] <Williwaller> shaghost, codemagician, ok thanks, will try that
[08:07] <histo> zcat[1]: that may or may not help matters
[08:07] <zcat[1]> but yes, I know. raid 1 simple mirroring is all I want!!!
[08:08] <codemagician> shaghost, my flash container crashes every single time I bring up youtube
[08:08] <codemagician> shaghost, on both my 10.10 desktop machine and 9.10 netbook
[08:08] <zcat[1]> .. and also that it boots when either disk is unplugged because that is the entire point of having raid at all here...
[08:08] <shaghost> codemagician: sounds like a personal problum, i recoment youtube.com/html5 and chrome
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> DOokami1: gedit has the control. Once you close gedit you will get it back
[08:08] <zcat[1]> so that the box is more reliable, not less
[08:09] <codemagician> shaghost, its never worked correctly ever for me
[08:09] <shaghost> i should go to bed
[08:09] <shaghost> i am getting mean now
[08:09] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, configuration: driver=nvidia latency=0
[08:09] <nishant> is it possible to open Webmails in IE like interface ?
[08:10] <sk_> robbiethe1st: alright! I see text about the X.Org X server 1.9.0;
[08:10] <histo> zcat[1]: yeah . Did you get the link from ubottu
[08:10] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, there doesn't appear to be any numbers with that output to indicate the driver location or version...
[08:10] <nishant> i mean IE opens my mails using the web email client , what is the option i have for this in Linux
[08:10] <histo> codemagician: are you running 32bit or 64bit os?
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> Codemagician: ok if you run: nvidia-settings  ,what driver version do you have
[08:10] <robbiethe1st> sk_: You can use up/down to scroll, along with pgup etc.
[08:10] <zcat[1]> histo I can't reallt follow it.. it seems a bit vague around step 6 ..
[08:10] <behel1t> how mature are nvidia drivers?  is 1080p video acceleration supported
[08:11] <robbiethe1st> sk_ go down to the bottom and look for something about x ending/quitting etc
[08:11] <codemagician> histo, 32bit
[08:11] <BaKeR> helo
[08:11] <histo> zcat[1]: if you are using a newer vwersion of the alternate or server install disk you can create the mirror during setup
[08:11] <codemagician> histo, using i7 core processor
[08:11] <zcat[1]> like if I tell it to automatically partition sdb then I won't get an identical layout, it'll make that /home instead
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> nishant: any web browser can use webmail
[08:11] <jefimenko> third-party nvidia drivers suck for me. i get better video performance on the open-source driver
[08:11] <histo> codemagician: hrm.. that's odd I don't experience that problem with flash.
[08:11] <robbiethe1st> behel1t: Through VDPAU, yes. I've done it with a blu-ray rip I made myself, and mplayer
[08:11] <histo> jefimenko: that's impossible
[08:11] <BaKeR> hello can any one help me
[08:11] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, 260.19.06
[08:12] <jefimenko> histo: somehow it is possible for me
[08:12] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, Server Version Number 11.0
[08:12] <nishant> ActionParsnip, I can open webmail but it does give some advanced option like IE does . I suppose thats because the exchange server used is MS by my company
[08:12] <BaKeR> with ubuntu 10.10 boot screen?
[08:12] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, Server Vendor Version 1.9.0 (10900000)
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> behel1t: yes. Nvidia have been supporting Linux for ages
[08:12] <Sleepwalker> nishant: firefox, opera, chrome, chormium or any other browser should do the job
[08:12] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, NV-CONTROL Version 1.24
[08:12] <jefimenko> histo: i can fullscreen a youtube video and it's so choppy (2 fps) on the nvidia driver. with the opensource driver it's smooth
[08:12] <shaghost> I hace AD and excnage by m$$
[08:12] <BaKeR> boot screen is stuck in 8 bit or somthing
[08:12] <nishant> Sleepwalker it all does the job of opening webmail but it doesnt look or have the features of IE based webmail client
[08:13] <zcat[1]> I have reinstalled this box six times now. This is attempt #7
[08:13] <nishant> I suppose its because the Exchange server is MS
[08:13] <zcat[1]> so I am starting to get very frustrated
[08:13] <shaghost> nishant: recomend a linux slution for them
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> nishant: if its in some way optomized for IE then you are out of luck.
[08:13] <Sleepwalker> you can use IE with wine
[08:13] <BaKeR> Anyone fix the ishue with the ugly boot screen on ubuntu 10.10
[08:13] <shaghost> winetricks ie8
[08:13] <BaKeR> 64bit amd
[08:13] <shaghost> or something like that
[08:14] <oliver_> BaKeR, is that what you are looking for ? http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Fix-the-Big-and-Ugly-Plymouth-Logo-in-Ubuntu-10-04-140810.shtml
[08:14] <shaghost> BaKeR: boot screen or login screen?
[08:14] <nishant> what is the name of the Web Client in IE ? does it have some special name >
[08:14] <zcat[1]> OK there's already a software raid device from my last attempt and it won't let me delete it because it's already in use. what now?
[08:14] <BaKeR> i tried about ever tut none work
[08:14] <BaKeR> i tried that tut
[08:14] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, how are those values... am I using good drivers?
[08:15] <sk_> robbiethe1st: Not seeing anything about x ending/quitting; the bulk of text is describing my output devices like monitors, keyboards, mice
[08:15] <zcat[1]> cat /dev/zero > /dev/sda briefly, then again /dev/sdb .. now try and find your raid!!!
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> Codemagician: there is a ppa with 270. I'd find guides for the proprietory driver maki
[08:15] <zcat[1]> hopefully the installer won't be confused by previous fails this time
[08:15] <zcat[1]> so this is attempt number 8 I guess
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> Making xorg each your cpu
[08:15] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, what is ppa please? and maki?
[08:16] <oliver_> BaKeR , i'll test it later will respond then. Hopefully anyone here can help you :D For the next time just ask your question don't ask if anyone can help you :D
[08:16] <robbiethe1st> sk_ Huh. and ctrl+alt+f7/f8 won't bring you back to your X window?
[08:16] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, aha making xorg each your cpu...
[08:16] <BaKeR> ;) thanks
[08:16] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, so there is a better way to configure xorg with my particular card?
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> Codemagician: maki was a typo. GT540 phone + regular thu
[08:17] <sk_> robbiethe1st: ctrl+alt+f7 doesn't change anything on the screen; /f8 sends me to a blinking underscore (_);
[08:17] <BaKeR> (uvesafb mode_option=1280x1024-24 mtrr=3 scroll=ywrap) this line is the only line that does anything
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> Thumbs = typos
[08:17] <BaKeR> it fixes the shut off splash but messes up the startup
[08:17] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, how do I go about switching the drivers?
[08:18] <robbiethe1st> sk_: I don't know, sorry. It looks like X isn't working - What drivers were you using, BTW? Nvidia? ati? intel?
[08:18] <ethanol> where does ubuntu store links to the applications listed under Applications ?
[08:18] <sk_> robbiethe1st: nvidia for the monitors
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> Codemagician: yes, you just need to find it. My web access is dog slow so i'm not going to be much direct help
[08:19] <BaKeR> oliver how are you going to test it
[08:19] <robbiethe1st> sk_: manual install?
[08:19] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, so I google for nVideo GeForce 210 drivers for my particular 10.10 ubuntu?
[08:20] <robbiethe1st> codemagician: Nvidia has a single blob driver for all recent cards.
[08:20] <robbiethe1st> codemagician: You want to download the 260/270.xx unix drivers
[08:20] <sk_> robbiethe1st: could I somehow quit in each of the virtual; basic install with additional driver support from administration>additional drivers
[08:20] <zcat[1]> OK, at the end of step six I did 'write changes to disk' and now it's going ahead and doing the install on /dev/sdb only.. didn't give me the option of setting up raid. what did I miss?
[08:20] <zcat[1]> so now this will be install #9
[08:20] <codemagician> robbiethe1st, where do I get them from... directly from nVidea?
[08:20] <robbiethe1st> sk_: I don't know. You may want to just download the package streight from Nvidia, install it.
[08:21] <zcat[1]> and I have been trying to sort out this server for 6 hours now
[08:21] <BaKeR> does anyone here have amd 64 x2
[08:21] <robbiethe1st> http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
[08:21] <zcat[1]> no, seven hours
[08:21] <robbiethe1st> Select your card, etc and unix 32/64 depending, and download it
[08:22] <robbiethe1st> Then, you are going to have to: 1. kill xorg if it's running(switch to VT#1, ctrl+alt+f1), 2. login, 3. "sudo chmod +x *downloaded file*
[08:22] <codemagician> robbiethe1st, i have 32-bit ubuntu installed. does the 32 or 64 refer to this, or to the memory interface on the nvidia card?
[08:22] <robbiethe1st> codemagician: 32 then
[08:23] <zcat[1]> so if I don't raid swap and one drive fails, will the system still boot or will it crash and complain that a swap device in /etc/fstab is missing?
[08:23] <sk_> robbiethe1st: alright! i'm going to reinstall ubuntu. and then go for the drivers again. thanks anyways! I just wonder if by pressing alt+ctrl+f1/f2/../ will cause this @kncluster, or if when I shut down the computer during the text-only terminal causes a change in the files
[08:24] <robbiethe1st> sk_ Uh... niether. More than likely, your nvidia drivers don't like the current kernel/haven't been installed properly
[08:24] <codemagician> robbiethe1st, the down offered is 256.53 and yet my current version is 260.19.06  ?
[08:24] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: found riplinux... minimal distro with gparted. going to try that :-s
[08:24] <Archaeopteryxx> oh shiiet i messed something up now
[08:24] <zcat[1]> anyone?
[08:25] <robbiethe1st> codemagician: I dunno. You can get -anything- here: ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/
[08:25] <Archaeopteryxx> i set like 36 workspaces across 16 rows
[08:25] <robbiethe1st> Up to 270.30 beta drivers
[08:25] <Archaeopteryxx> and all the windows are f'ed up :(
[08:25] <BaKeR> gues im going to have to reinstall ubuntu but try 32 bit
[08:25] <BaKeR> can fix the damn ugly boot screen
[08:25] <codemagician> robbiethe1st, generally do you think the later the version the better?
[08:26] <Weazel[Work]> here is a weird-ass problem,  everytime i open new window either a menu window or an actual window of some app, the focus stays with the previous window i was at
[08:26] <Weazel[Work]> drives me nutz
[08:26] <robbiethe1st> codemagician: Yes, generally
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: the xorg edgers/updates ppa has it too. Much easier
[08:26] <robbiethe1st> BaKeR: Why not just remove "quiet splash" from the boot-line and have a nice text-boot?
[08:26] <shaghost> Weazel[Work]: use multiple desktops
[08:26] <Weazel[Work]> shaghost: i am using 4
[08:26] <shaghost> ctl-alt-left
[08:26] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, the nvidia webiste offered me a lower version number when I selected my graphics card from the list?
[08:26] <shaghost> Weazel[Work]: dont overlap windows =P
[08:27] <BaKeR> nice text boot?
[08:27] <robbiethe1st> ActionParsnip: I've almost never had the "additional drivers" installer work right. Probably cause I'm using Kubuntu. But it often crashes or just plain doesn't install right
[08:27] <Archaeopteryxx> how do I reset all the workspaces or something? all my windows are completely screwed up
[08:27] <Weazel[Work]> shaghost: where do i unset the overlap windows ?
[08:27] <BaKeR> @robbie
[08:27] <shaghost> Weazel[Work]: truthfully if you find a real slution to the problum i would love to know
[08:27] <robbiethe1st> BaKeR: Reboot, at the grub menu "edit" the command line and remove "quiet splash", then ctrl+x to boot
[08:27] <robbiethe1st> And watch
[08:27] <Weazel[Work]> didn't used to have it before, i think one of the updates gave me this annoying issue
[08:28] <BaKeR> im not much of a fan of text during boot
[08:28] <shaghost> Weazel[Work]: then it may be a diffent one then mine, as mine only happens with popup type things in chrome
[08:28] <Weazel[Work]> for me is with everything
[08:28] <robbiethe1st> Suit yourself, I suppose. I'd prefer to know why things aren't working, myself.
[08:28] <BaKeR> i have burg installed over grub
[08:28] <zcat[1]> AAAAAAAAAGHHHH so now I've configured sda1 and sdb1 as raid. What next? I can't put / anywhere because the partitions are raid. There's no other device appearing where I can put / ...
[08:28] <Weazel[Work]> lets say i'm in terminal and hitting the hotkey for open new window
[08:28] <Weazel[Work]> focus stays at the 1st terminal
[08:28] <zcat[1]> this howto is FAIL
[08:29] <shaghost> Weazel[Work]: i was joking arround
[08:29] <zcat[1]> STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID
[08:29] <Weazel[Work]> -_-
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> robbiethe1st: codemagician: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1690115&page=2
[08:29] <adammw111> Hi, my laptop failed this morning with a kernel panic: not syncing - VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
[08:29] <codemagician> ActionParsnip, thanks I'll take a read
[08:29] <zcat[1]> PLEASE CAN SOMEONE POINT ME TO A HOWTO THAT ACTUALLY WORKS?
[08:29] <adammw111> How can I try and get it running again?
[08:29] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: Two things: 1, ubuntu doesn't like fakeraid nicely. 2, for mdadm raid, you need to install "mdadm" before installing on your livecd
[08:30] <BaKeR> Robbie will it just show text?
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> !caps
[08:30] <robbiethe1st> BaKeR: Yes, until X starts. It'll show all the boot/debug info.
[08:30] <zcat[1]> it's NOT fake raid. I threw the highpoint shit in the bin this is just two sata drives on the bmotherboard sda and sdb
[08:31] <Archaeopteryxx> does anyone know where I should go poke around to get rid of these 36 workspaces?? my whole desktop is completely screwed up :(
[08:31] <BaKeR> do you know a working fix? Robbie
[08:31] <zcat[1]> and when I booth the installercd I see it loading mdamd packages off the internet every time so I think I have those packages?
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> Archaeopteryxx: i
[08:31] <zcat[1]> also the howto doesn't say anything about loading mdadm either
[08:32] <jamiewan> Archaeopteryxx, right click on the switcher and make 4 colums and 1 row
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> Archaeopteryxx: in ccsm -> general in the desktop size you should be able to edit there
[08:32] <BaKeR> Robbie my problems is When booting up it shows ubuntu splash screen but in low bit
[08:32] <Archaeopteryxx> it doesn't work if :\
[08:32] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: Dunno about any howto, I'm telling you how -I- did it. 1. install mdadm. 2. using the command-line, create my raid volumes. 3. install, and set /dev/mdN as your instlall drives
[08:32] <BaKeR> and when i shut down it show texts
[08:32] <Archaeopteryxx> the workspace preferences window keeps flashing and doesn't change the number of workspaces
[08:32] <robbiethe1st> BaKeR: when it shuts down it'll always show text, I think.
[08:33] <almalkirs> hi, I am new to linux and I am wodering where can I find the key commands to use in the terminal
[08:33] <BaKeR> not when i edit ( uvesafb mode_option=1280x1024-24 mtrr=3 scroll=ywrap)
[08:33] <zcat[1]> funny thing is I set up software raid back on 6.06 with no howto, and it worked. Ubuntu is going backwards.
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> !manual | almalkirs
[08:33] <robbiethe1st> almalkirs: http://fosswire.com/post/2008/04/ubuntu-cheat-sheet/
[08:33] <BaKeR> the code works for the shut off text
[08:33] <BaKeR> but messes up the start splash
[08:34] <BaKeR> dosnt make any sense
[08:34] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: Yea, I dunno. I had to do some stuff to make mine work right, but I'm happy with my raid-1 boot and raid-5 data drive
[08:34] <robbiethe1st> 170mb/sec off the raid-5 sequential read!
[08:35] <zcat[1]> ok so open a terminal and apt-get install mdadm ... 'apt-get: not found'
[08:35] <zcat[1]> now what?
[08:35] <almalkirs> thanks.
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> Baker: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/lucidubuntu-10-04-high-resolution-plymouth-virtual-terminal-for-atinvidia-cards-with-proprietaryrestricted-driver/
[08:35] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: "sudo apt-get install mdadm"
[08:36] <zcat[1]> it's a root terminal.. alt-F2 from the textmode server installer
[08:36] <BaKeR> thanks ill take a look
[08:36] <zcat[1]> but just to humour you "/bin/sh: sudo: not found"
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> Baker: that's using grub2
[08:37] <zcat[1]> mdadm is there though
[08:37] <joeb_> im trying to install stuff from the ubuntu gui can i select individual packages >
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> joeb_: absolutely
[08:38] <zcat[1]> Ohhh, /dev/md0 already active cannot assemble it.
[08:38] <Weazel[Work]> shaghost found the solution
[08:38] <zcat[1]> the installer of fail can't see it though
[08:38] <joeb_> ActionParsnip- i tried alt / and ctrl but nothing
[08:39] <Weazel[Work]> thought i was going crazy with this annoying problem
[08:39] <zcat[1]> this is utterly and completely hopeless
[08:39] <joeb_> anyone else ?
[08:40] <BaKeR> i tried everythin in that step exept the resolution witch i dont think i have
[08:40] <BaKeR> Actionparsnip
[08:40] <visual1ce> when i type users in cli i have 2 users logged in both with my username
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> joeb_: just click each one and mark it for install then click apply. If you choose more they will be i
[08:40] <visual1ce> who -a shows one is 'old'
[08:40] <BaKeR> doesnt work
[08:40] <philip_> hey i try to nstall ubuntu 10.04 from live cd on my pc but after i click on install my dektop is free?
[08:40] <zcat[1]> so anyone can tell me how to do this in simple step by step instructions that work for ubuntu server 10.04.2 lts 64 bit
[08:41] <philip_> how can i know if he install or not?
[08:41] <BaKeR> im on 64
[08:41] <BaKeR> bit
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> Installed when the previous job finishes
[08:41] <BaKeR> what steps you looking for
[08:42] <zcat[1]> install a firewall/mail server on a simple raid1 mirroring of two disks so that the system will still boot if either drive fails.
[08:42] <zcat[1]> is that so much to ask?!!!
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> Baker: the hwinfo command will tell you the available resolutions
[08:42] <BaKeR> lol
[08:42] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: Oh, server installer. I was just using the normal desktop liveCD, and doing it from there
[08:42] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: Sorry, I haven't used the server installer, no clue how that'd work
[08:42] <BaKeR> Actionparnsnip- i did that
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> Baker: the arch is moot
[08:43] <zcat[1]> starting to think I should just install debian instead
[08:43] <BaKeR> the arch is moot?
[08:43] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: Debian's a great server OS
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> Baker: then you have the resolution
[08:43] <BaKeR> not 1366x768
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> Baker: in plai
[08:44] <BaKeR> im really newbie to ubuntu
[08:44] <BaKeR> just installed yesterday
[08:44] <zcat[1]> I thought ubuntu would be easier. seems I was wrong
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> Baker: in plan terms, the fact you are using 64bit is of zero co
[08:45] <MasterZiPad> Hello ubuntu people!
[08:45] <BaKeR> zcat ubuntu is very simple what you are trying to do is hard thats a fact
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> Consequence to the situation
[08:45] <konevtsov> Hi !
[08:45] <BaKeR> zero o?
[08:45] <zcat[1]> why is a simple software raid1 mirror hard?!!! it was easy five years ago...
[08:46] <visual1ce> if its too hard use windows
[08:46] <BaKeR> lol five years ago
[08:46] <visual1ce> nobody's stopping you
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> Baker: typo
[08:46] <MasterZiPad> I setup a raid 5 array on Ubuntu...
[08:46] <zcat[1]> really helpful advice here
[08:46] <visual1ce> awww
[08:46] <MasterZiPad> then ubuntu died and I lost my data :(
[08:46] <konevtsov> Русские есть?
[08:46] <zcat[1]> MasterZiPad, so help me?!!
[08:46] <BaKeR> thanks for the typo moderator. i  needed that :)
[08:47] <visual1ce> zcat why don't you take a chill pill and type in some info
[08:47] <MasterZiPad> It died... and then I switched to Mac... I doubt you want my help :D
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> Baker: you asked
[08:47] <zcat[1]> this shouldn't be hard. It didn't used to be hard. WHY is it so hard?!!!
[08:47] <BaKeR> yeah whats zero co?
[08:47] <visual1ce> whinger
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> MasterZiPad: lost your data? Was there
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> No backup
[08:48] <zcat[1]> visual1ce, two identical 250g SATA disks, sda and sdb .. nothing on them. ubuntu server install CD 10.04.2 LTS .. how do I do it.
[08:48] <MasterZiPad> I was stupid and I trusted my software raid5 so I did not have any backups... :(
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> Baker: that's the typo
[08:48] <MasterZiPad> I have sense learned my lesson
[08:48] <zcat[1]> simple step by step instructions please?
[08:48] <MasterZ> Open web browser
[08:49] <MasterZ> In the URL bar
[08:49] <MasterZ> type in "Google.com"
[08:49] <MasterZ> ....
[08:49] <FloodBot2> MasterZ: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:49] <BaKeR> lol i figured that
[08:49] <MasterZ> :P
[08:49] <BaKeR> actionparnsnip
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> MasterZ: the hardest way. Backup is crucial these days.
[08:49] <zcat[1]> MasterZ, I already got pointed to a howto. I followed it step by step as closely as I could. It didn't work. Please find me a howto that actually works?!
[08:49] <MasterZ> yup
[08:49] <BaKeR> so what does zero co mean?
[08:50] <visual1ce> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID
[08:50] <zcat[1]> that was the howto that failed.
[08:50] <BaKeR> zcat im fillin ya man
[08:50] <BaKeR> tried step by step and notta
[08:50] <BaKeR> different thing but same ass fustration
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> Baker: it was going to be "zero consequence" I thought that was o
[08:51] <zcat[1]> I followed it. Not I have partitions called /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1 that ae type raid autodetect. Where do I put my root?!!!
[08:51] <zcat[1]> after following that howto I don't have any kind of MD device ...
[08:51] <BaKeR> so what you are telling me actionparnsip
[08:51] <joeb_> ActionParsnip- i can't check each and install and apply .. im on ubuntu 10.10 i have to click on 1 and then install it
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> Obvious as i continued the typing on the next line. Just as i have on this li
[08:51] <BaKeR> it doesnt matter what res?
[08:51] <zcat[1]> all I have are two partitons I can't do anything with
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> Line to make an example
[08:52] <visual1ce> actionparsnip do you get paid to help ppl in here?
[08:52] <zcat[1]> has anyone here set up raid from a server isntall disk? Other than me back on 6.06 where it was easy and I just figured it out myself...
[08:52] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: You
[08:53] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: You'll have to -somehow- create a mdadm raid-device on top of those two partitions
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> Baker: you said you were using 64bit but in your situation it means nothing
[08:53] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: try 'man mdadm' for instructions
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> visual1ce: only if I do it at work ;-)
[08:54] <zcat[1]> yes mdadm --assemble /dev/md0 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 -- it says md0 already esists and is in use, but it doesn't show up in the partition thingy and if I try mke2fs -j /dev/md0 it says it has zero size
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: only in hard raid with a beefy controller card
[08:54] <ikonia> zcat[1]: sudo fdisk /dev/md0
[08:55] <zcat[1]> ikonia, this is from a root terminal and also if I type sudu it saus sudo doesn't exist
[08:55] <zcat[1]> fuck you are all useless
[08:56] <BaKeR> Actionparnsnip- the link you gave me shows everything i have already done but one miner detail is in every tut thats the same show the same res. But in  the link/tut it shows a res i dont have
[08:56] <robbiethe1st> zcat[1]: Try mdadm --create -n 2 -l 1 /dev/md0 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 or something like that
[08:57] <BaKeR> will 32 bit ubuntu fix the problem
[08:57] <BaKeR> i cant stand the ugly low bit splash screen with the nasty code when shuting down
[08:57]  * lemonhall My internet goes down after sleep, but win7 goes well, Is that problem with my Ubuntu ACPI?
[08:57] <BaKeR> anoying as hell
[08:58] <jfcaron> I have a weird problem.  My sound works fine when I am using my netbook at home with no peripherals.  When I bring my netbook to work and attach an external monitor, keyboard and mouse, the sound doesn't work anymore.  I don't know if it's the peripherals behaving weird, but I have no idea how to debug this.  Any ideas?
[08:58] <leading> Hello
[08:58] <visual1ce> hi
[08:58]  * lemonhall My internet goes down after sleep, but win7 goes well, Is that problem with my Ubuntu ACPI? by the way, the router's LTD light shut down
[08:59] <robbiethe1st> lemonhall: Possibly. Sounds like the network card's getting shut down
[08:59] <visual1ce> well thx for providing so much help :)
[08:59] <lemonhall> robbiethe1st: yes, I have to restart the computer to TURE UP my internet connetion....
[09:00] <BaKeR> So any other solution to my problem?
[09:00] <lemonhall> robbiethe1st: It's a very anoying problem...cause I can't sleep my computer
[09:00] <adammw111> Hi, does anyone know how to troubleshoot a "vfs not syncing unable mount root fs" kernel panic on boot?
[09:01] <robbiethe1st> lemonhall: I don't know, sorry. But I'd try looking in the syslog around the time of when you put it to sleep/wakeup and see if there's any errors
[09:01] <robbiethe1st> adammw111: Google that string
[09:01] <progre55> hi guys. Is it possible to see a package version using apt w/o installing it?
[09:01] <lemonhall> robbiethe1st: thanks...use dmesg?
[09:01] <BaKeR>  Mode 0x0300: 640x400 (+640), 8 bits
[09:01] <BaKeR>   Mode 0x0301: 640x480 (+640), 8 bits
[09:01] <BaKeR>   Mode 0x0303: 800x600 (+800), 8 bits
[09:01] <BaKeR>   Mode 0x0305: 1024x768 (+1024), 8 bits
[09:01] <BaKeR>   Mode 0x0307: 1280x1024 (+1280), 8 bits
[09:01] <FloodBot2> BaKeR: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:01] <BaKeR>   Mode 0x030e: 320x200 (+640), 16 bits
[09:01] <visual1ce> so i type in who -a and there's two users logged in to my system - both with my username but one is 'old' how do i kill it?
[09:01] <adammw111> robbiethe1st, update-initramfs?
[09:02] <robbiethe1st> lemonhall: Sure, or "sudo cat /var/log/syslog | less"
[09:02] <lemonhall> robbiethe1st: thx..
[09:02] <robbiethe1st> adammw111: I don't know. sure. wouldn't hurt
[09:03] <bonjoyee> progre55: sudo apt-cache show <name>
[09:03] <progre55> bonjoyee: thanks
[09:03] <Sonne> bonjoyee, you don't need sudo for that
[09:04] <BaKeR> thanks for the heads up lol
[09:04] <blackshirt> bonjoyee: yeah, you don't need sudo
[09:04] <j_ayen_green> robbiethe1st: shaghost  I've got a working file system!!  Thank you both for your help. In the end, riplinux was small, booted to cli, and did got me the file system back
[09:04] <txb> what the difference between cat /var/log/syslog and less /var/log/syslog ?
[09:04] <bonjoyee> Sonne: blackshirt: noted:)
[09:05] <txb> what the difference between cat /var/log/syslog | less and less /var/log/syslog ?
[09:05] <Sonne> txb, you invoke only one command in the latter case
[09:05] <Sonne> practically, no difference
[09:06] <BaKeR> So Action you dont have any other tut?
[09:08] <jfcaron> txb: Look up "unnecessary use of cat".
[09:08] <Metaxa123> If I wanted to learn Linux commands and oveerall more knowledge about the operating system, where should a novice start learning?
[09:08] <BaKeR> i think i have gurb 1.98
[09:09] <Sonne> Metaxa123, i suggest you look up the "alien bash tutorial", worked quite good for me :)
[09:09] <BaKeR> Metaxa google comands
[09:09] <BaKeR> play around with like  Find comand
[09:11] <ramzy> Hi all!! need help with alien!!!
[09:11] <BaKeR> robbie can you help me out
[09:11] <ramzy> Hi all!! need help with alien!!!
[09:11] <robbiethe1st> ?
[09:11] <ramzy> Hi all!! need help with alien!!! Plz Plz Plz!!
[09:11] <BaKeR> I Need help fixing the splash screen
[09:11] <txb> one usefull use of cat would be: watch -d -n 1 'cat /proc/drbd' ;-)
[09:11] <dr_Willis> ramzy giving more details would be more productive.
[09:12] <BaKeR> it shows ubuntu but very low resolution
[09:12] <robbiethe1st> BaKeR: Um, why bother?
[09:13] <dr_Willis> baker Plymouth has issues with the bionary nvidia and ati drivers in some cases. theres numerous 'plymouth fixs' one can try
[09:13] <dr_Willis> baker personally i just disable plymouth.
[09:13] <MagicJ> somehow now when I open a .mp3 movie player believes that it needs to decde it with text/html for which it does not have a driver.  Other file types work.  What do I need to do to re-associate this with the correct decoder
[09:13] <moltendorf> still can't get wlan0 to work in ubuntu server 10.10, tried everything I found within Google, but still no luck.
[09:13] <BaKeR> ive booting off and on like 20 times in last few hours trying  tuts
[09:13] <ramzy> i'm tryin to convert a rpm package & i have errors: can i copy the log to the chatroom? :p
[09:13] <BaKeR> most are repeats
[09:13] <moltendorf> Spent the last 9 hours working on this same project.
[09:14] <moltendorf> Any help?
[09:14] <dr_Willis> baker	  a whole lot of work for useless eyecandy that ypoiu could just disable.
[09:14] <BaKeR> disable plymouth?
i'm tryin to convert a rpm package & i have errors: can i copy the log to the chatroom? :p
[09:14] <dr_Willis> ramzy i never use alien.. never needed to.
[09:14] <BaKeR> will it show just black screen and not text
[09:14] <txb> you may use the private chat romm of dr_willis
[09:15] <BaKeR> if i disable plymouth
ok thx dr_willis!! in fact i need to install "compat-db-4.1.25-6.i386.rpm"
[09:15] <dr_Willis> baker you can comment out the "quiet splash" in the grub configs and it should just show a normal text messages  boot sequence.
[09:16] <BaKeR> ok nevermind
[09:16] <robbiethe1st> heh
[09:16] <BaKeR> thanks though
[09:16] <PEM> ooh the chan exists :)
[09:16] <ramzy> need to install "compat-db-4.1.25-6.i386.rpm", Help plz ;( ;( ;( ;( ;( ;( ;(
[09:16] <BaKeR> lol you won robbie
[09:16] <dr_Willis> !alien
[09:16] <robbiethe1st> It's just one of those things that - imho - isn't exactly needed or useful.
[09:16] <PEM> i was wondering about something... i downloaded the latest desktop ubuntu cd, burnt it, then booted from cd to make an install
[09:16] <BaKeR> very much agree
[09:17] <PEM> but the install will not work past the install menu
[09:17] <BaKeR> cant complain. lovin ubuntu better than mac
[09:17] <PEM> i get the "loading" screen for hours, and if i esc, i see shitloads of errors
[09:18] <moltendorf> Anyone?
[09:18] <hrna> PEM, i got stuff like that once
[09:18] <BaKeR> PEM did  you remove the disc after rebooting
[09:18] <dr_Willis> pem you did check the md5 of the iso file?
[09:18] <robbiethe1st> PEM: boot into the OS, "try" or whatever it's called
[09:18] <hrna> PEM, but it was because of the broken memory
[09:18] <PEM> i tried almost every menu :P
[09:18] <PEM> from try to install
[09:18] <PEM> the install failed
[09:18] <PEM> i believe it is because my primary disk is a ssd
[09:19] <PEM> because after trying to install it on an onld machine, it worked
[09:19] <bonjoyee> PEM: did you try the F6 options?
[09:19] <PEM> F6 ?
[09:19] <dr_Willis> SSD shouldent matter,
[09:19] <bonjoyee> PEM: yes..there are some advanced options...on the first menu screen
[09:19] <PEM> i tried the memory, disk checks, the try ubuntu without installing, and install ubuntu
[09:19] <moltendorf> So I guess nobody here has any experience with Ubuntu Server 10.10 and wireless?
[09:19] <PEM> bonjoyee well i thought just hitting install would somehow work :P
[09:20] <PEM> i'll have a check at the advanced options...
[09:20] <dr_Willis> moltendof would totally depend on the wireless chipset.
[09:20] <moltendorf> It's Broadcom b43 series.
[09:20] <dr_Willis> theres a lot of varoity in broadcom b43's
[09:20] <PEM> bonjoyee i'll check that before giving up on the install ^^
[09:20] <BaKeR> PEM what exactly is your problem?
[09:21] <dr_Willis> some use the sta driver. some use the older B43 drivers.
[09:21] <moltendorf> I'll see if I can pull a model number from within Mac OS X.
[09:21] <PEM> well just that hitting install does not work :)
[09:21] <BaKeR> ok got cha
[09:21] <PEM> and errors are going way too fast to read them
[09:21] <moltendorf> http://support.apple.com/kb/sp505 that's mine.
[09:21] <BaKeR> PEM you need to set ext4 journals
[09:21] <BaKeR> something like that
[09:22] <BaKeR> seletct / that means root
[09:22] <PEM> BaKeR from the advanced options ?
[09:22] <bonjoyee> BaKeR: thats not true.. PEM is just loading the live cd for the first time..
[09:22] <moltendorf> But last time I checked, all it gave me was Broadcom B43xx Wireless Adapter.
[09:22] <BaKeR> not shure  highlight the hard drive you want to install
[09:22] <BaKeR> click change
[09:22] <BaKeR> i think
[09:22] <PEM> bonjoyee exactly
[09:23] <BaKeR> you should see the options
[09:23] <PEM> cannot even reach the hdd selection menu :P
[09:23] <bonjoyee> PEM: a livecd should have nothing to do with your hdd or the file systems or the hdd partitions...
[09:24] <BaKeR> so when you put in the disc and boot is just shows code?
[09:24] <PEM> baker, i get the first menu where you can try / install / check disk / memory etc
[09:24] <PEM> if i hit install,i get a loading screen, with the little squares
[09:24] <PEM> for hours...
[09:25] <moltendorf> Card Type: AirPort Extreme (0x14E4, 0x90); Firmware Version: Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (5.10.91.19)
[09:25] <robbiethe1st> PEM hit try
[09:25] <PEM> if i press esc, i see the console throwing shitloads of errors at my face :P
[09:25] <BaKeR> mmm i would reburn or what not
[09:25] <PEM> "try" does not work either
[09:25] <robbiethe1st> And yes, try re-burning
[09:25] <BaKeR> what ubuntu are you using
[09:25] <dr_Willis> and the errors are what pem?
[09:25] <PEM> and i could install ubuntu on another machine with the same cd
[09:25] <BaKeR> server,desktop,netbook
[09:26] <PEM> dr_Willis cannot read them, it's going too fast
[09:26] <robbiethe1st> PEM: Perhaps the CD drive's going? Try swapping cd drives
[09:26] <moltendorf> Is that of any use? Google isn't spitting out anything helpful for me.
[09:26] <bonjoyee> PEM: first make sure you have the correct cd architecture 32bit or 64bit....else you could also try the alternate install cd...
[09:26] <robbiethe1st> I ran into that before
[09:26] <PEM> BaKeR desktop version, and server version does the same
[09:26] <PEM> i tried both 32 and 64
[09:26] <dr_Willis> pem	 so they are repeating? ctrl-s/ctrl-q or the pause key may pause them
[09:26] <PEM> dr_Willis tried, but does not work
[09:26] <van7hu> hi all,my game complains that the GPU is bad,could I change this to help me?
[09:26] <BaKeR> PEM robbie is corected about disc drive
[09:26] <PEM> dr_Willis only thing working is rebooting ^^
[09:27] <robbiethe1st> Yea, yank that drive and put in a known-good CD drive
[09:27] <PEM> robbiethe1st i tried that too :)
[09:27] <BaKeR> it doesnt read in my hp dvd writer/cd-writher combo but works in my dvd-rom drive
[09:27] <robbiethe1st> What's the specs of this PC?
[09:27] <dr_Willis> pem i would make a bootalbe flash drive and use that instead of the cd
[09:28] <bonjoyee> PEM: ok...then try some advanced options in F6..
[09:28] <robbiethe1st> van7hu: what's the error exactly, and also what card do you have/drivers?
[09:28] <BaKeR> dr wiillis i tried that but doesnt do nothing on boot up?
[09:28] <PEM> code2duo E8600, 3Go DDR3 OCZ, Asus Striker 2 extreme, ssd ocz vertex 2, nvidia gtx 280
[09:28] <BaKeR> flashdrive
[09:29] <Gateway`> !paste
[09:29] <robbiethe1st> PEM: is this machine new? do you know the memory's good?
[09:29] <PEM> that machine is 3 years old, but i ran memory tests sevral times
[09:29] <PEM> the mem is fine
[09:29] <robbiethe1st> k
[09:29] <PEM> so is the ssd :)
[09:30] <robbiethe1st> Try checking the md5 hash of your cd, just in case
[09:30] <BaKeR> i think im using ssd
[09:30] <PEM> i have a windows running on the machine already
[09:30] <viktor133> has anybody else had problems with streaming from youtube lately?
[09:30] <PEM> robbiethe1st downloaded from the official website though :p
[09:30] <van7hu> robbieth1st: no errors,I installed Pes2011 in ubuntu with wine(it works fine under windows),but in ubuntu,there's complains that "Mobile Intel(R) GM45 Express Chipset Family (PS3.0/VS3.0)" is bad,it causes game run slowly(enough to not want to play :)),could I change this thing?
[09:30] <robbiethe1st> PEM, so? It could still have gotten corrupt in download
[09:31] <PEM> robbiethe1st true... but it installed correctly on another machine
[09:31] <robbiethe1st> van7hu: If it's a desktop, yes. You'll have to -add- a card, that's an integrated one and yes, very low end
[09:31] <robbiethe1st> PEM, so? trry it anyway. Just in case
[09:31] <PEM> hardware regarding, the windows is running as expected,and tests tends to show that they are without any problems
[09:31] <PEM> robbiethe1st ok ;)
[09:32] <van7hu> robbieth1st: -add- a card ?
[09:32] <van7hu> video card?
[09:32] <lightpriest_> is there a way to read SMART data from a USB connected disk?
[09:33] <robbiethe1st> van7hu: Yes
[09:33] <van7hu> robbieth1st: that's what you mean?
[09:33] <PEM> thanks for the tips guys, i'll try that tonight ;)
[09:33] <robbiethe1st> van7hu: The one you have now is built into the motherboard. you -aren't- removing it. ;)
[09:33] <van7hu> robbieth1st: how could I do that?
[09:33] <robbiethe1st> van7hu: Buy one, plug it in?
[09:33] <bonjoyee> lightpriest_: sys>pref>disk utility?
[09:33] <robbiethe1st> van7hu: Provided it's a desktop
[09:33] <van7hu> robbieth1st: hell
[09:34] <van7hu> robbieth1st: I think it could work well under windows
[09:34] <robbiethe1st> I doubt it; Intel
[09:34] <bonjoyee> lightpriest_: sorry....thats sys>admin>disk utility
[09:34] <van7hu> if so,I think I could get it work under ubuntu
[09:34] <van7hu> :)
[09:34] <van7hu> robbieth1st: :)
[09:34] <robbiethe1st> Intel's got good drivers for Linux. Not quite as good as Windows, but pretty good. That card, on the other hand... Isn't.
[09:35] <robbiethe1st> Try running "glxinfo", then look at the top - make sure "direct rendering: yes" is shown
[09:35] <BaKeR> so robbie when you power off you get text
[09:35] <BaKeR> ?
[09:36] <lightpriest_> bonjoyee: hmm, i'm using this BlacX docking station to connect the disk drive, perhaps its controller is not passing the SMART data?
[09:36] <robbiethe1st> BaKeR: Yes, after X turns off, I see text for about 10 seconds or less
[09:36] <robbiethe1st> Then it powers off,
[09:37] <van7hu> robbieth1st: "yes" for direct rendering
[09:37] <van7hu> not sure you spoke to me
[09:37] <van7hu> :)
[09:37] <van7hu> df
[09:38] <BaKeR> mmm its funny that the code uvesafb mode_option=1366x768-24 mtrr=3 scroll=ywrap
[09:38] <BaKeR> fixes it
[09:38] <robbiethe1st> van7hu: Then you're using the drivers and getting good performance. That's about as good as you can do
[09:38] <BaKeR> but messes up the size of the splash screen
[09:39] <robbiethe1st> van7hu: You can always run glxgears to test the drivers
[09:39] <nikolavp> can someone help me with this
[09:39] <nikolavp> which is finding a script in my path
[09:39] <nikolavp> but when i want to start it, it tells me that i have to install another program :O
[09:39] <nikolavp> http://paste.ubuntu.com/576889/
[09:39] <robbiethe1st> niko: So, go install it?
[09:39] <nikolavp> well i have it in my path
[09:40] <nikolavp> look at the paste
[09:40] <nikolavp> it's in /home/nikolavp/bin/ack
[09:40] <robbiethe1st> have you rebooted since?
[09:40] <BaKeR> robbie when will 11 be out?
[09:40] <nikolavp> no but LOL
[09:40] <van7hu> robbieth1st: ok.I'll have to look at dual-boot
[09:40] <nikolavp> i reopened another bash session
[09:40] <nikolavp> and it can see it
[09:40] <robbiethe1st> I find that path changes like a reboot. Probably something that can be done without it, but it's easier
[09:41] <nikolavp> reboot is not appropriate this is a server machine -.-
[09:41] <robbiethe1st> BaKeR: How should I know? It's "out" already... But in nightly/alpha form
[09:41] <robbiethe1st> nikolavp: I don't know then. type the full path out?
[09:41] <arand> !natty | BaKeR
[09:41] <trick> hey
[09:42] <nikolavp> it works that way but lol
[09:42] <nikolavp> strange bug
[09:42] <BaKeR> ubottu thanks man
[09:42] <trick> how do i grep through a directory looking for all files that end in *.rb and contain the line "it_behaves_like" ?
[09:42] <trick> i want it to return the name of the file matched and the line that matched
[09:42] <BaKeR> do you know if its will be more stable
[09:42] <BaKeR> ubottu
[09:43] <viktor133> anybody has had problems streaming from youtube with firefox lately?
[09:43] <van7hu> trick: "find",not sure about the question :)
[09:43] <robbiethe1st> BaKeR: Um, A, that's a bot, and B, Ubuntu 10.10 should be perfectly stable
[09:43] <BaKeR> how can the bot tell what im talking about lol
[09:44] <robbiethe1st> [01:41:45] <arand> !natty | BaKeR
[09:44] <trick> van7hu: i cant use grep?
[09:44] <robbiethe1st> That's how.
[09:44] <xorxorxor> ubuntu 11 coming out in april? man i just installed 10.10 two weeks ago
[09:44] <nikolavp> trick use ack
[09:44] <trick> niko: can you show me the exact line to achieve what i want?
[09:44] <nikolavp> http://betterthangrep.com/
[09:44] <BaKeR> lol
[09:44] <robbiethe1st> xorxorxor: So? do a dist-upgrade when the time's right
[09:44] <nikolavp> with this tool it's ack --ruby 'your line'
[09:44] <robbiethe1st> xorxorxor: No need to do a fresh install
[09:45] <xorxorxor> oh i didn't know that
[09:45] <nikolavp> but it will also not search in svn and whatsoever
[09:45] <xorxorxor> robbiethe1st: thanks. i'll look into it. via software update?
[09:45] <BaKeR> xorxroxor i just install yesterday i know what ya mean
[09:45] <nikolavp> trick, does that help ?
[09:45] <trick> nikolavp: if it doesnt ill return  here and rape your wife
[09:45] <trick> so it better work
[09:45] <trick> :)
[09:45] <nikolavp> :D
[09:45] <van7hu> trick: http://kernelnewbies.org/KernelHackingTools,it should be what you want
[09:46] <trick> thanks
[09:46] <xorxorxor> BakeR: welcome to ubuntu! after making some adjustment, you'll love it more than anything else
[09:46] <elky> trick, what on earth? that attitude is not welcome here
[09:46] <van7hu> in "navigation aid" section
[09:46] <robbiethe1st> xorxorxor: Yes.
[09:46] <trick> elky: lol im just "edgy" and cool
[09:47] <alibi> trick: you're a bit feisty too
[09:47] <alibi> oh he left
[09:47] <BaKeR> freedom of speach peoples
[09:47] <elky> alibi, no he got removed. threatening people even as a "joke" isn't fair to anyone
[09:47] <alibi> well he wasn't gutsy, that's for sure
[09:48] <elky> alibi, you might want to use words that don't sound so heroic. threatening assault isn't heroic
[09:48] <BaKeR> i think that was a bit messed. cant anyone take a joke
[09:48] <BaKeR> these days?
[09:48] <elky> BaKeR, rape isn't a joke.
[09:49] <xorxorxor> vouched
[09:49] <BaKeR> nether is you mother mer
[09:49] <BaKeR> mother f er
[09:49] <elky> BaKeR, that language isn't welcome here.
[09:49] <alibi> elky, be a little more hardy, dude.
[09:49] <BaKeR> people say that all day everyday
[09:49] <alibi> (elky: don't you get my horrible puns yet?)
[09:50] <BaKeR> lol
[09:50] <elky> alibi, i see them. they're not really original for this channel
[09:50] <frybye> hmm - so no time for ubuntu support today...?
[09:50] <alibi> elky, well trick started it by calling himself edgy
[09:50] <BaKeR> whats ubuntu?
[09:51] <xorxorxor> african word for happiness.. something like that
[09:51] <Mkaysi> !ubuntu | BaKeR
[09:51] <frybye> sharing..
[09:51] <Sonne> xorxorxor, i think the official translation would be "humanity unto others"
[09:51] <Sonne> that's what i remember at least
[09:51] <jiltdil> !bashrc
[09:52] <BaKeR> so how long does everyone here think windows will last?
[09:52] <alibi> well, goodnight all you intrepid people
[09:52] <alibi> I have to leave because I can't think of any pun involving 'jaunty'
[09:52] <elky> BaKeR, forever. have you any actual support queries?
[09:52] <Mkaysi> BaKeR: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:53] <viktor133> question about firefox, has anybody been having difficulty streaming lately from youtube?
[09:54] <aeMaeth> i think i goofed up my iptables, any way to remove my changes?  i did a sudo iptables --list and there's nothing there
[09:54] <BaKeR> the only thing i can think of thats good about windows it the amount of software you can install
[09:54] <robbiethe1st> BaKeR: Mainly the amount of -games-. Everything else... who cares?
[09:54] <Mkaysi> !ot | BaKeR
[09:55] <alumnoadmin> hola
[09:55] <BaKeR> I dont care at all... but pesonly i think windows is going to fall
[09:56] <BaKeR> with in 5 or six years
[09:56] <jiltdil> How to do like this: when i open my terminal it will show message that i want to see always on terminal opening!
[09:57] <BaKeR> i dont understand jiltdi
[09:57] <Morten_>  you mean like motd?
[09:57] <Morten_> jiltdil*
[09:58] <jiltdil> BaKer : i want to say that when i open my terminal it will show some message say hello world.how to do this
[09:58] <Legendario> is that my impression or maverick doesn't have a low latency kernel on the repositories anymore?
[09:58] <BaKeR> your teminal should show your login name exc
[09:59] <Morten_> jiltdil, motd is what you want
[09:59] <Morten_> jiltdil: http://www.marksanborn.net/linux/changing-the-motd-in-linux/
[10:00] <jiltdil> Morten:thanx
[10:00] <omry> I got an i7 q740, which supposed to reach 2.93ghz in turbo boost mode. running ubuntu 10.10 (2.6.25) and I see that its not getting beyond 1.73ghz when under cpu load. is there anything special I should do to make it get to the max ghz?
[10:00] <Morten_> :)
[10:00] <BaKeR> robbie clearly you are a windows hater
[10:02] <omry> err, 2.6.35 ofc
[10:02] <PEM> BaKeR i think windows still has a looot of happy days before it's death
[10:03] <BaKeR> lol
[10:04] <PEM> i'm not OS fan, for me an OS is just a tool, not something to take pride in or antyhign ^^ so i try just to be objective :)
[10:04] <PEM> windows is a good OS, and I cannot see any reason for it to die anytime soon :p
[10:04] <BaKeR> Os is like a car with how a stick
[10:04] <BaKeR> lol
[10:04] <Mkaysi> !ot
[10:04] <deca> hi all , may i ask ... i use an application at wine    that this application in windows use a com port to comunnicate to an external interface ,,, but in wine it does not working  any ideas ?
[10:04] <PEM> lol
[10:05] <PEM> aaah the good old nux modos...
[10:05] <nishant> COM naming is not used in Linux
[10:05] <nishant> ?
[10:05] <deca> i see
[10:06] <jiltdil> !fstab
[10:06] <BaKeR> lol cant talk very bad typo
[10:06] <BaKeR> cracking up
[10:06] <nishant> I am not even close to expert but thats sommething I have read ...but not much clue lol
[10:06] <Tm_T> BaKeR: this channel is only for ubuntu support, for general chatter there's other channels
[10:07] <BaKeR> im gonna go
[10:08] <BaKeR> laters
[10:08] <BaKeR> everyone
[10:08] <BaKeR> stick to Ubuntu toppic
[10:09] <jenia> When I right-click on desktop on mounted CD-Rom and Unmount it or anywhere in Nautilus on some video files and go to Properties, Nautilus crashes. I.e. desktop with icons and the background disappears and all Nautilus windows close. When I open some folder in Nautilus again, desktop with icons and the background reloads back. What can cause this? I think that some file is corrupt, but I...
[10:09] <jenia> ...don't know which.
[10:10] <deca> i use nistune a program to tune car ecu . the program run in windows and use com1 to communicate to an external connecting device that connects car ecu and pc com port 1 ,
[10:10] <deca> but in wine does not seems to work
[10:11] <deca> any idea ?
[10:11] <DJones> deca: That sounds like a pretty specialised app, you might get some more specialised answers in #winehq
[10:11] <deca> i try and copy all system and system32 files from windows to wine wondows
[10:11] <jenia> deca, maybe, you should try VirtualBox with some Windows installed.
[10:12] <deca> DJones  thank you
[10:12] <deca> jenia i will try , thank you
[10:12] <jiltdil> 363+
[10:12] <jenia> deca, it runs in Windows, but is it a Windows or DOS program?
[10:13] <deca> it is q2`a windows program
[10:13] <deca> it's a windows program jenia
[10:13] <jenia> deca, nevermind then
[10:13] <deca> oh ok
[10:14] <deca> the mesg error that i get is that windows cannot find com port
[10:14] <deca> !
[10:14] <jenia> deca, do you get that message, when you run it in Wine?
[10:15] <deca> i run the application ,,,,
[10:15] <deca> it opens and start to run
[10:15] <deca> and after
[10:15] <deca> when i hit
[10:15] <deca> the comunnication button
[10:15] <deca> it does don connecting
[10:15] <DOokami> hello dear IRC teachers and friends :)
[10:15] <deca> the program run ok in wine
[10:16] <deca> but the problem is that it does not connecting to the ports with the external device
[10:16] <jenia> deca, I'm sorry, I don't know how to help you there.
[10:16] <deca> its ok jenia
[10:16] <DOokami> i want the initial steps of running the first "hello world" C program ,, but via gedit .. or terminal .. i mean the traditional way ,, without a third-party environment
[10:16] <deca> thank u
[10:17] <jenia> When I right-click on desktop on mounted CD-Rom and Unmount it or anywhere in Nautilus on some video files and go to Properties, Nautilus crashes. I.e. desktop with icons and the background disappears and all Nautilus windows close. When I open some folder in Nautilus again, desktop with icons and the background reloads back. What can cause this?
[10:17] <jenia> I think that some file is corrupt, but I don't know which.
[10:18] <jiltdil> 3*-9++3
[10:18] <jiltdil> sorry
[10:19] <jiltdil> .
[10:20] <trick> anyone know hwo to get the Veoh web player working in ubuntu?
[10:20] <ankush> DOokami, go to terminal and type gcc helloworld.c -o helloworld, this will compile your program. then run ./helloworld
[10:20] <Tumulte> Hi! I got a small problem : sometimes I just can't eject my cdrom. There's an empty folder in /media and I can't umount nor mount it... Any suggestiions?
[10:21] <DOokami> ankush: may i IM u plz ?
[10:22] <jenia> Tumulte, sometimes, when I have this problem, I either try the 'eject' command from the console or 'sudo umount' with parameters from the console
[10:23] <Tumulte> jenia: I tried to eject : eject: unable to eject, last error: Input/output error
[10:23] <ankush> DOokami, yup
[10:23] <jenia> Tumulte, have you tried sudo eject?
[10:23] <Tumulte> about the sudo umount... I don't know which option I should use
[10:24] <Tumulte> yup
[10:24] <abcdefg> hao
[10:24] <jenia> Tumulte, read man umount, and you will know
[10:25] <Tumulte> "media/cdrom" is not mounted
[10:27] <eaxxae> anyone know a good live cd for malware/virus/trojan/rootkit scanning ?
[10:27] <jenia> Tumulte, maybe you have some hardware failure, your drive or the port it's connected to is about to die.
[10:27] <Legendario> is that my impression or maverick doesn't have a low latency kernel on the repositories anymore?
[10:28] <Tumulte> jenia: maybe
[10:28] <Tumulte> reboot solves this
[10:28] <Tumulte> I tried to found a better way*
[10:28] <Tumulte> find*
[10:30] <tim167> hi, how do i install a full ubuntu (not just a 'live usb') from within ubuntu?
[10:30] <jenia> Tumulte, I don't know how to reinstall drivers, except for graphics card drivers and WiFi cards drivers yet, but maybe you should research on how to reinstall your CD-Rom drivers.
[10:30] <codemagician> does anyone know why I can't open an application just by setting "export DISPLAY=othermachine:0"  I get the message "Error: cannot open display: othermachine:0"
[10:32] <jenia> When I right-click on desktop on mounted CD-Rom and Unmount it or anywhere in Nautilus on some video files and go to Properties, Nautilus crashes. I.e. desktop with icons and the background disappears and all Nautilus windows close. When I open some folder in Nautilus again, desktop with icons and the background reloads back. What can cause this?
[10:33] <Morten_> Is there anything to do about the poor rendering of .png pictures in a .pdf file using Evince?
[10:34] <deca> with what command i can see something like a log file ... to what is connected ?
[10:34]  * lemonhall SUSPEND_MODULES
[10:35]  * lemonhall I have soloved the Internet connection problem
[10:35]  * lemonhall thanks
[10:35] <sahni> deca, I didn't get your question.
[10:36] <knightstalker> deca,I just came here,but there are some log files in /var/log which you can use tail -f /var/log/LOGNAME to check them in real time,if you meant to see to which networks you are connected,iftop can be a way
[10:36] <jenia> deca, maybe dmesg...
[10:36] <deca> sahni . when i connect a device to a usb port ,,, does that create a log file with that action
[10:36] <esteste> No internet connection.....no way to install build-essential... I need MAKE to install b43-fwcutter for my internet connection.. Oh my god why didn't this at least include make
[10:37] <sahni> deca, not a different log file, but yes it does adds an entry in the log file. you can find such messages in /var/log/messages
[10:37] <sahni> deca, run "tail -f /var/log/messages" and connect the device. You should see the corresponding messages
[10:38] <jenia> deca, dmesg, displays kernel operations, or you can view that file in: /var/log/dmesg
[10:38] <Pumpkin-> esteste: do an apt-get --download-only somewhere with an internet connection, then sneakernet that over to the box you need to sort out.
[10:38] <lemonhall> esteste: lol, build make at first? just a joke~~
[10:38] <Pumpkin-> (and install the .debs with dpkg -i)
[10:40] <trick> anyone know hwo to get the Veoh web player working in ubuntu?
[10:42] <jenia> trick, it even in Windows didn't work correctly for me. :)
[10:42] <esteste> Pumpkin- that's probably what i really needed was how to open .deb files... thanks it worked.. i found a b43-fwcutter .deb
[10:42] <esteste> Also screw tinychat, no nickcolors and doesn't highlight my name by default
[10:42] <jimcooncat> I dislike epiphany-browser's icon because it has an arrow in it that looks like a mouse pointer. It's showing in my pager, which I keep next to another icon, and I end up clicking the wrong thing. I changed the icon under edit menus, but that doesn't change the icon showing in the pager or in alt-tab. Where do I go to change it?
[10:42] <trick> jenia: it works fine for me, now tell me how to get it workign in ubuntu pls
[10:44] <PhilT_> How to find ufw firewall app in Natty Alpha 3 (Unity) ?
[10:44] <txb> Hi what s the meaning of "noatime recommend". The Google translater cant find the word noatime. Is this a valid english word?
[10:44] <sipior> txb: "no access times"
[10:44] <jenia> trick: can't, never tried to run it in linux, I just installed minitube, xVideoServiceThief and Miro in it.
[10:44] <txb> sipior, thanks
[10:45] <Pulse> havent even tried
[10:45] <jimcooncat> txb -- atime means "access time" or last time a file was accessed. noatime means the filesystem doesn't keep track of when files were accessed.
[10:45] <sipior> txb: have a look at the "mount" man page for further explanation.
[10:45] <Pulse> ei txb
[10:45] <Pulse> that means
[10:45] <Pulse> t look both ways before he crosses the street with a handshake
[10:45] <jenia> trick: I could only suggest VirtualBox with some windows installed, if it doesn't work in Wine.
[10:45] <trick> jenia: so you figured how to watch stream veoh movies in linux? can you tell me how?
[10:45] <Pulse> with him on skype, windows live messenger, python, putty
[10:46] <quinode> Hi everybody, is there a known bug with the --chuid option of start-stop-daemon ? I try to launch pgAgent under postgres user, but its .pgpass file is never used by the script
[10:47] <trick> jenia: so you figured how to watch stream veoh movies in linux? can you tell me how?
[10:48] <Sonne> quinode, i'd give a go to #ubuntu-server if i was you
[10:48] <quinode> thanks sonne
[10:49] <newclimb> i have a problem with my keyboard the arrows doesnt'work
[10:49] <newclimb> anyone can helpme
[10:50] <Sonne> newclimb, they don't work on any program?
[10:50] <newclimb> yes
[10:50] <Sonne> quite strange, do you have a particular keyboard?
[10:50] <newclimb> its a notebook
[10:50] <PhilT_> do they work in the BIOS setup screen ?
[10:50] <Sonne> aha
[10:51] <PhilT_> Is Numlock selected ?
[10:51] <jenia> trick: not really, except for the hard way for now, I just browse with proxy (squid) and monitor connections with squidview, and, when I see some big video file starts loading, I copy the url and use it in wget to download it.
[10:51] <jimcooncat> I dislike epiphany-browser's icon because it has an arrow in it that looks like a mouse pointer. It's showing in my pager, which I keep next to another icon, and I end up clicking the wrong thing. I changed the icon under edit menus, but that doesn't change the icon showing in the pager or in alt-tab. Where do I go to change it?
[10:52] <Sonne> jimcooncat, i don't think you have control over that icon, not by easy means at least
[10:52] <trick> jenia: ok, can u pls get nme the movie 'kiki's delivery service' and 'howl's moving castle' using that method and send to me? thanks
[10:52] <newclimb> pgup and down doesnt work too
[10:53] <Sonne> newclimb, did you see PhilT_'s questions?
[10:54] <newclimb> there is no numlock
[10:54] <jenia> trick: I don't really have time for it now, just install squid and squidview and do it yourself or install veoh in VirtualBox or Wine.
[10:54] <txb> I found "noatime recommend" in a howto for DRBD. Is it really a good idea to use noatime to not update the inode access times when mounting a drbd-device?
[10:54] <trick> jenia: i only have 1 gig ram, can i install virtual box with that?
[10:55] <trick> jenia: im on a netbook
[10:55] <airtonix> i want to use synapse ( http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/11/synapse-gnome-do-launcher-app-review-ubuntu/ ) , but when i run it, X11 seems to die/exit/stop running and I am returned to the login screen.
[10:56] <jenia> trick, WinXP can work with 128Mb (mimimum), although, I got it to work even with 64Mb of ram. Yes, Gig is enough.
[10:56] <jimcooncat> txb: I can see why, as keep track of access times is a lot of overhead. But check if DRBD supports relatime, it will give you atimes with less overhead than the default.
[10:56] <newclimb> there is some way to recovery the conf without lost somes documents
[10:56] <newclimb> any command line
[10:57] <jimcooncat> txb, on the other hand, DRBD might not care at all, but doesn't like the latency of the kernel updating the atimes.
[10:58] <OY1R> How can i map a USB soundcard -> http://pastie.org/1642596 to /dev/dspX in ubuntu 10.10 ?
[10:58] <txb> jimcooncat, thanks, I will test it first.
[10:59] <jimcooncat> txb, I'm not sure how practical atimes are, perhaps your situation doesn't need them. I dunno though.
[10:59] <jenia> When I right-click on desktop on mounted CD-Rom and Unmount it or anywhere in Nautilus on some video files and go to Properties, Nautilus crashes. I.e. desktop with icons and the background disappears and all Nautilus windows close. When I open some folder in Nautilus again, desktop with icons and the background reloads back. What can cause this?
[10:59] <PhilT_> @newclimb NumLock not a Fn function ? Does kb arrows work in BIOS @ boot
[11:00] <trick> jenia: im trying to start virtual box but it's asking for windowsxp cdrom, what do i do
[11:00] <newclimb> im gonna restart to see
[11:01] <jenia> trick: VirtualBox is a Program emulating a real computer, You have to insert some Windows CD/DVD to install it inside of it. Windows will think that it's running on a real computer.
[11:01] <trick> jenia: can i just get a windows xp iso or something from the internet?
[11:02] <jenia> trick: I cannot advise you this, since it's a piracy, but you can use any win xp cd or iso
[11:03] <newclimb> doesnt worked too
[11:03] <[deXter]> trick: Why are you trying to install Windows?
[11:04] <trick> [deXter]: oh hello dexter i didnt see you there. im trying to install windwos so i can watch videos on veoh
[11:05] <jenia> [deXter], he is trying to use a video file downloader for veoh video site, and the downloader only exists in windows
[11:05] <jenia> trick, did you try to run it with wine?
[11:05] <[deXter]> ah, well it should work in wine
[11:06] <newclimb> PhilT_, doesnt worked too
[11:06] <[deXter]> if you install the ffmpeg pack
[11:07] <vingtras> hi i want to do a minimal install of ubuntu (no desktop enviroment and very few apps) without internet and either create a new harddrive enryption or install onto my current encrypted harddrive. anyone knows if this is possible and how to do it?
[11:07] <DJones> !minimal | vingtras
[11:08] <DJones> vintHave a look at unottu'slink about the minimal install cd, that sounds like its what you need
[11:08] <zheka> test
[11:08] <OY1R> DownloadHelper plugin for firefox can download whatever i watch
[11:08] <zheka> asd
[11:08] <airtonix> synapse is causing indicator-application-service to segfault,
[11:08] <DJones> vingtras: Have a look at unottu'slink about the minimal install cd, that sounds like its what you need
[11:08] <vingtras> well, i've looked into minimal install, but i need an internet connection for that
[11:12] <jenia> When I right-click on desktop on mounted CD-Rom and Unmount it or anywhere in Nautilus on some video files and go to Properties, Nautilus crashes. I.e. desktop with icons and the background disappears and all Nautilus windows close. When I open some folder in Nautilus again, desktop with icons and the background reloads back. What can cause this?
[11:13] <PhilT_> @newclimb - arrow keys don't work in BIOS = keyboard or electronics fault
[11:15] <botcity> hi guy anyone know why i get " X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication. "  when i use sudo -i on a remote machine trying to start firefox with x forwarding thanks?
[11:16] <eaxxae> you're trying to run firefox as root, inside of a regular user x-session ?
[11:16] <eaxxae> 'xhost -'
[11:16] <nibbler_> botcity, because the remote app can not connect to your xserver... man xhost
[11:16] <eaxxae> 'xhost +'
[11:16] <tim167> is it possible to run ubuntu on an old computer with 64MB ram ?
[11:16] <joshy> yes
[11:16] <bazhang> tim167, no
[11:16] <eaxxae> tim: you can run linux on a toaster
[11:16] <botcity> thanks guys i will look it up!!
[11:17] <Fuchs> tim167: no, I would use something like puppy or dsl for that
[11:17] <tim167> ok thanks
[11:17] <eaxxae> he can run ubuntu on that box.. why not?
[11:17] <bazhang> !requirements | tim167
[11:17] <eaxxae> not with kde or gnome
[11:18] <Laurenceb_> how do i connect to a bluetooth serial module under ubuntu?
[11:18] <bazhang> eaxxae, ubuntu means gnome.
[11:18] <eaxxae> bazhang: ubuntu is a set of packages that come with the linux kernel, nothing more
[11:19] <eaxxae> he can run ubuntu with a different window manager, on a box with 64MB RAM
[11:19] <eaxxae> blackbox, window maker, enlightenment 16
[11:19] <eaxxae> ice
[11:19] <knightstalker> !Lubuntu
[11:20] <nicofs_> My computer can be connected to the internet via WLAN and ethernet... is there a way to "merge" those two connections to gain more speed?
[11:21] <sipior> nicofs_: yep, have a look here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBonding
[11:21] <eaxxae> nicofs_:  it's called multiplexing, and yeah
[11:21] <sipior> nicofs_: but, i assume you mean that these are connections on different physcial networks?
[11:21] <nicofs_> sipior, yes
[11:22] <RPMcMurphy> hi all...need some help
[11:22] <konevtsov_> i listening!
[11:23] <RPMcMurphy> anyone who can help with a reinstall problem, please private message me
[11:23] <eisenstein> after installing ubuntu 10.10 on windows xp, the windows boot loader has gone, and there is no windows entry in Ubuntu's boot menu. What do I do?
[11:24] <eaxxae> RPM: ask in the chan.. this isn't private tech support
[11:24] <RPMcMurphy> ok....
[11:24] <RPMcMurphy> i installed 9.04 on a satellite m70 with 1.5GB RAM
[11:25] <RPMcMurphy> then started to download 10.04, but it was interrupted
[11:25] <tim167> i want to try out a distribution (fluxbuntu) but i don't have a CDR drive, how can i install it ?
[11:25] <RPMcMurphy> now running 9.04, but many problems
[11:25] <RPMcMurphy> everything crashes
[11:25] <iceroot> !usb | tim167
[11:25] <RPMcMurphy> unable to download anything...says no room
[11:26] <RPMcMurphy> won't read the CD/DVD drive
[11:26] <bazhang> tim167, unetbootin to boot from usb, if your computer allows it, that is
[11:26] <stag-reseau7> help
[11:26] <RPMcMurphy> i have DBAN, used it to wipe before installing 9.04 from disc
[11:26] <tim167> bazhang: hmm that computer can't boot from usb...but i can try to install to an IDE disk and pop that in...
[11:27] <RPMcMurphy> but now it won't read the DBAN disc
[11:27] <RPMcMurphy> help!
[11:27] <PhilT_> @eisenstein you installed alongside windows or *in* windows ?
[11:27] <eisenstein> PhilT_, alongside windows
[11:28] <eisenstein> PhilT_, on a different partition
[11:29] <nicofs_> sipior, can you help me set up bonding - i'm somehow lost...
[11:29] <PhilT_> @eisenstein so it's a boot loader problem, what happens when you boot, where did you install boot loader
[11:31] <eisenstein> PhilT_, hd0, I guess; it's my friend's machine, I'm not sure what he has done
[11:31] <X3lectric> hello
[11:32] <PhilT_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows has Grub info need to add entry for Windows
[11:32] <eisenstein> eisenstein, grub.cfg only has 3 Ubuntu entries and no windows
[11:32] <X3lectric> my uploads to ppa get stuck at last kbyte on orig.tar.gz
[11:33] <PhilT_> eisenstein http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/linux_beginner_books/unofficial_ubuntu_starter_guide/index_132.html beware if GRUB or GRUB2
[11:34] <X3lectric> for e.g its just gets stuck at this 93622k/93623k
[11:34] <eisenstein> PhilT_, thank you
[11:35] <RPMcMurphy> can anyone help....?
[11:35] <RPMcMurphy> i just posted my problem
[11:35] <botcity> RPMcMurphy: i would get a 10.10ubuntu  live disk from somewhere and just use that as you can install, try , or adjust partitions all from cd
[11:35] <RPMcMurphy> it goes straight into 9.04
[11:36] <RPMcMurphy> i have 10.04 on disc, won't read it
[11:38] <botcity> RPMcMurphy: can you download another disk 10.04 or 10.10 ? make sure you checksum the iso..
[11:39] <RPMcMurphy> i can't download anything.....says the disc is full (it's not)
[11:40] <RPMcMurphy> won't let me change download locations in firefox
[11:40] <nicofs_> Can someone help me set up network bonding?
[11:42] <juanmi> hello
[11:46] <moromethe> hy all
[11:50] <Picapolla> as
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[11:50] <erUSUL> !es
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[11:50] <bazhang> Picapolla, porritos #ubuntu-es
[11:51] <Picapolla> illo k locura!!
[11:51] <phoenixsampras> thats not spanish
[11:51] <phoenixsampras> italian maybe
[11:51] <Picapolla> amos a la polla!!
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[11:51] <DJones> Picapolla: Please stop, thats not appropriate for this channel
[11:51] <Picapolla> yo soy picapollaa!!!xD
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[11:53] <alumnoadmin_> hello
[11:53] <BromaxSux> Oneiric Ocelot
[11:53] <BromaxSux> oh yeah
[11:53] <alumnoadmin> ola
[11:53] <alumnoadmin_> ce faci?
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[11:53] <vish> !ops
[11:59] <TaoRich> hi folks ... is there any special channel for GEDIT questions ?
[11:59] <erUSUL> TaoRich: no that i know of; ask here
[11:59] <vish> TaoRich: on gimpnet, its #gedit
[12:00] <TaoRich> ( I want to run 2 different configuration instances of GEDIT - different colours, different fonts - been searching but not finding much luck )
[12:00] <vish> not on freenode
[12:00] <saby> hey, how can i login into root ?
[12:00] <rhada> I have install apache2 and folllowed this url https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/httpd.html I can get my domian running as http but have not found the way to get www to show?
[12:00] <vish> TaoRich: connect to irc.gimp.org
[12:01] <TaoRich> thanks vish & erUSUL
[12:01] <ikonia> saby: you don't
[12:01] <ikonia> !sudo | saby
[12:01] <ikonia> saby: root's disabled
[12:01] <saby> sad
[12:01] <TaoRich> vish ... got that ... it's in my xchat preloaded list
[12:02] <saby> i need root access without using sudo
[12:02] <ikonia> saby: why ?
[12:02] <saby> i am working on a project and i need root access for that
[12:02] <erUSUL> !rootshell
[12:02] <vish> TaoRich: as for your above question;you can create profiles with different colors
[12:02] <ikonia> saby: ok, so if you investigate sudo you'll find there are flags that allow you to be root
[12:03] <saby> ok ikonia
[12:03] <saby> will check that
[12:05] <TaoRich> vish: Been there, done that. When you swop a profile in one desktop, all instances change immediately. I need two "varietals" running side by side
[12:05] <TaoRich> : )
[12:05] <vish> TaoRich: ah!
[12:06] <tobis> Hi
[12:07] <adminek> hi
[12:09] <kaddi> Hi, I need some help with a CD problem I have: I have an external CD player, which works except for one particular CD I am trying to access.  If I dualboot into Windows the CD can be read from the same external CD player. What can I do to access this CD under linux?
[12:11] <kaddi> I did a  dmesg | grep -i cd | grep -i rom, the only lines appearing are:
[12:11] <kaddi> [319727.804566] scsi 10:0:0:0: CD-ROM            HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GP08NU6B  1.00 PQ: 0 ANSI: 0
[12:11] <kaddi> [319728.047667] sr 10:0:0:0: Attached scsi CD-ROM sr0
[12:12] <erUSUL> kaddi: is a hybrid cd ? MacOSX - windows ?
[12:12] <rhada> I have install apache2 and folllowed this url https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/httpd.html I can get my domian running as http but have not found the way to get www to show?
[12:12] <AdvoWork> how come, if i have a file from the 4th, this won't remove it: find /test/* -mtime +2 -exec rm {} \; ?
[12:12] <kaddi> erUSUL: nope a self burned CD on windows and we have never had a Mac in the house
[12:14] <novas> test
[12:14] <bc81> novas: we read you loud and clear
[12:15] <novas> good!
[12:15] <kaddi> what would be the command to maunally mount the CD? maybe that'll work
[12:15] <jrib> AdvoWork: did you see the comments in « man find » -atime ?
[12:15] <rethus>  i have a cardreader. but if i insert it, i can't copy data from my disk to the card. but i can read the card
[12:15] <bc81> !mount | kaddi
[12:15] <rethus> any idea what wrong here?
[12:15] <erUSUL> kaddi: sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom/
[12:16] <kaddi> k, thanks I wasn't sure about what format to specify
[12:16] <rethus> my usb-card-reader is mounted, but i cant write data only read
[12:16] <kaddi> well it's safe to say something is off with that CD.. it's still trying to mount >.>
[12:17] <novas> My iPod touch fails to mount.
[12:17] <novas> in ubuntu 10.10
[12:17] <rethus>  always get Permission denied
[12:17] <kaddi> k, i guess this is not gonna happen.. any recovery methods to mount the CD in fail safe or something?
[12:19] <novas> Does anyone have any idea why my iPod touch won't mount? I've been googling all day. Maybe it's got something to do with the new iOS?
[12:19] <novas> It's not recognized in iTunes, Rhythmbox or other software
[12:19] <pylix> it won't auto mount? or just won't mount at all?
[12:19] <novas> It won't mount at all
[12:19] <pylix> odd
[12:20] <novas> Indeed.
[12:20] <novas> Troubleshooting ideas?
[12:20] <pylix> if you did the whole sudo fdisk -l
[12:21] <pylix> found the correct drive
[12:21] <pylix> and then /mount i'm not sure why it's bugging out
[12:21] <Guest6608> hi guys!
[12:21] <rethus> someone has an idea, where i can set this usb-write-permissions
[12:21] <rethus> ?
[12:22] <Guest6608> i bought a new PC (finally): small config, i3 and 4 gb ram. integrated graphics. I saw gnome 3 is there and so is ubuntu 11.04.
[12:22] <kaddi> rethus: you could remount the drive as read-write
[12:22] <kaddi> it is likely mounted as read-only
[12:22] <Ranjan> hello every body, can any body can tell me which version of ubuntu is more energy efficient Presently I am on Hp mini
[12:23] <Guest6608> question: i read ubuntu won t go gnome-shell but unity. > will it be possible to use gnome-shell in 11.04?
[12:23] <rethus> kaddi: thanks for your answer. i'd like to get it like before... automount
[12:23] <rethus> still upgrade to 10.10 i can only read, not write to usb-stick
[12:23] <ikonia> Guest6608: 11.04 is discussed in the channel #ubuntu+1
[12:24] <tongle> hi, does anyone know how to work with gpt partitions? I want to create a boot partition on a usb key. Well, using gdisk I create first a 200K bios partition and then a linux data partition for /boot. Is that correct? Do I install grub in /dev/sdb then or in /dev/sdb1 or even 2?
[12:24] <kaddi> rethus: then i'd suggest you check your fstab/mtab/othertab and see what the steup is there
[12:24] <rethus> in fstab i see no usb-settings
[12:24] <Guest6608> ikonia, thank you!
[12:25] <rethus> mtab tell me: /dev/sdb1 /media/usb0 vfat rw,noexec,nodev,sync,noatime,nodiratime 0 0
[12:25] <rethus> so should be read and write
[12:25] <kaddi> then it's a permission issue, only root can write onto it
[12:26] <Ranjan> which Ubuntu variant is more energy efficient
[12:26] <rethus> how can i fix it
[12:26] <rethus> Ranjan: xfce
[12:26] <dcleaner> hi everybody. as of this morning opera won't start on my 10.10 machine. tried reinstalling, removing flash and then reinstalling, checking whether i have permission on ~.opera. getting no error message, just won't start :-/
[12:27] <rethus> you start on terminal?
[12:28] <kaddi> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1518440
[12:28] <dcleaner> rethus: shortcut or terminal
[12:28] <dcleaner> no luck either way
[12:28] <kaddi> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=237881&page=3
[12:28] <kaddi> rethus: have a look at those two links, people discuss problems with their flash drive there and tehre are a couple of solutions offered
[12:30] <Ranjan> rethus: thanks for this info one more question can we hide any file or folder under it's file browser as I am dual booted my net book and an common shared data zone between xp and Linux buy in gnome we can hide those .. windows system files under nautilus .. is that too possible in xfce  if yes then how ?
[12:30] <dcleaner> terminal/main menu/docky. nothing happens. in terminal when i enter opera --help i get help info, so i know it's installed
[12:32] <phoenixsampras> yeah, docky is very annoying... i want to move it a bit up
[12:32] <dcleaner> btw. managed to run opera as sudo, but that is just not right
[12:32] <rhada> I have install apache2 and folllowed this url https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/httpd.html I can get my domian running as http but have not found the way to get www to show?
[12:32] <ikonia> rhada: are you using ubuntu 6.06 ?
[12:33] <banisterfiend> hey guys, i got an .iso for windowsxp, how do i get virtualbox to use it to install windows? it;s just asking me for cdrom/floppy
[12:33] <jrib> banisterfiend: in the virtual machine's settings you can set the .iso to act as your cd-rom
[12:33] <Guest6608> guys, i d like to know. are you using compiz or mutter?
[12:33] <ikonia> Guest6608: what does it matter ?
[12:33] <jrib> !polls | Guest6608
[12:34] <banisterfiend> jrib: interesting thanks ill try
[12:34] <Guest6608> ok. sry :)
[12:36] <rhada> ikonia: no but the basic set up is the same on 10.04
[12:38] <banisterfiend> jrib: im having trouble finding the optino, can u help me?
[12:39] <jrib> banisterfiend: try #vbox.  I would have to open vbox to be anymore specific
[12:40] <jrib> banisterfiend: here: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/images/virtualboxlucid12.png
[12:42] <dj_ribale> Hello. What soundcard with 5.1 sound work fine in ubuntu 10.10?
[12:44] <CoNFuS3D> well, I have a soundblaster, and that works awesomely
[12:45] <agrbin> \server irc.torrenthr.org
[12:46] <dj_ribale> CoNFuS3D: Ok.
[12:46] <CoNFuS3D> I didn't have to do anything to get it to work.. just installed into pci slot, turned on pc.. and it worked :D
[12:47] <banisterfiend> jrib: thing is the winxp iso is not a live cd, i just want to install from it, it seems the option you were taling about is more for livecds?
[12:47] <thruxton> Hi, I have an HP laptop that has windows partition, and a recovery partiton and i want to try ubunbtu, can ubuntu delete the recovery partition and resize the windows partition during the install or do i need to use gparted or such beforehand?
[12:48] <jrib> banisterfiend: no, the .iso acts as your cd-rom.  In particular, if your iso is the win xp install cd, it will boot from it and take you to the windows installer when you boot the virtual machine
[12:48] <banisterfiend> jrib: oh ok
[12:48] <banisterfiend> jrib: so do i set up a 'hard drive' etc and all that first, or just set it to the iso ?
[12:49] <dj_ribale> CoNFuS3D: Can you tell what model it was.
[12:50] <CoNFuS3D> xi-fi audio I think
[12:50] <CoNFuS3D> brb, I check
[12:51] <CoNFuS3D> xi-fi xtreme audio
[12:52] <jrib> banisterfiend: you already set up a hard drive when you created the virtual machine.  Just set up the "CD/DVD Device" as your iso
[12:52] <banisterfiend> jrib: thanks
[12:52] <bunjee> anyone out there know of some way I can recover my MSN email account that has been hacked into?
[12:52] <jrib> bunjee: not an ubuntu question, contact msn
[12:52] <dj_ribale> Ok, Thank you. I'm about to buy soundcard from webstore and there's so meny different cards awaible. That helped me a lot.
[12:52] <bunjee> jrib - tried - they are of NO help at all!!
[12:53] <banisterfiend> jrib: ok, so i set the iso as the cdrom but how do i actually get to the point where i can install it?
[12:53] <hytreem> bunjee, see my PM
[12:53] <jrib> banisterfiend: bootthe virtual machine
[12:54] <bunjee> hytreem -  do not know what PM is - please advise.
[12:54] <kaolbrec> bunjee: private message
[12:54] <kaolbrec> bunjee: appears like another irc channel, with the name of the person pm-ing you
[12:56] <bunjee> hytreem - gotta go to work now - will be on later.
[12:58] <DOokami> hello guys :) ,, how do i view .rar files on ubuntu ?
[12:58] <jrib> !rar | DOokami
[12:58] <DOokami> so is it free or not ?
[12:59] <jrib> DOokami: read the link please
[12:59] <DOokami> ok, thanks
[13:00] <phoenixsampras> DOokami: apt-get install rar unrar
[13:00] <ruan> p7zip-full works too
[13:00] <bc81> question: how can i force ubuntu to always play all audio through the bluetooth headphones as soon as they are connected?  sometimes, like while playing a game if i turn on the headphones, the audio doesn't go to them until i stop the game
[13:01] <banisterfiend> jrib: thanks it's installing now
[13:01] <ruan> p7zip + 7z supports rar, 7z, zip, etc
[13:01] <bc81> it's frustrating, when i turn on the headphones, i want all the audio to go to them!
[13:03] <bc81> i shouldn't have to quit my game/music/movie, turn on the headphones, then restart the game/music/movie.  right?
[13:03] <phoenixsampras> bc81: is the way ubuntu works
[13:04] <ClaudiuT> hello
[13:04] <bc81> phoenixsampras: well, with corded headphones, all one has to do is plug them into the 1/4" stereo jack and all audio automatically goes to them.. why not the same for bluetooth headphones?
[13:05] <ClaudiuT> the output for lshw -C disk for disk1 is "UNCLAIMED" (disk1 being a SCSI disk). Any hints on how can I mount that disk? (using Ubuntu Server)
[13:05] <DOokami> phoenixsampras: that's what i'm talking about :D ,, ur the MAN ,, thank u ^^
[13:05] <Janhouse> what is the easies way to install openssl-1.0.0 ?
[13:05] <phoenixsampras> bc81: well bluetooth is very nasty, just get used to that way
[13:05] <Janhouse> on lucid
[13:06] <config|sys> in what exntension should i save text files?
[13:06] <k_89> How do i install python 3 on ubuntu (for learning nd all) without affecting the current python install(which is required to run the softwares made in python)
[13:06] <config|sys> after i wrote file with gedit how I save it only name or  Iadd extension?
[13:07] <k_89> anyone?
[13:08] <ikonia> k_89: you'd have to build a package that installed it to an isloated place, eg: your home directory
[13:08] <k_89> ikonia, thnx...
[13:08] <config|sys> when I save file in gedit it dong give me option to add extension why?
[13:09] <config|sys> should I name text files as example.txt or?
[13:10] <iceroot> config|sys: file-extensions are unimportant for linux
[13:10] <ruan> yep
[13:10] <config|sys> iceroot: thanks
[13:10] <iceroot> config|sys: they are only important for you if you like txt at the end but there is no special funktion if a file ended with txt
[13:11] <config|sys> iceroot: thanks ok
[13:13] <DOokami> ehm ,, okay :) .. anyone know where i can find "HTML & XHTML: The Definitive Guide, Fifth Edition" in pdf version ... coughfree..
[13:14] <jrib> DOokami: do not ask these types of questions here please.
[13:15] <DOokami> jrib: .. uukay ..
[13:15] <DOokami> so ,, how do i read .chm on ubuntu :)
[13:15] <jrib> DOokami: you can use xchm or gnochm
[13:16] <jrib> DOokami: except I apparently made up gnochm.  xchm does exist though.  Also search for "chm" in software center
[13:16] <ruan> search ubuntu software center before asking for a program
[13:17] <DOokami> jrib: xD @made up ... nah man thanks ,, i already download xchm as u instructed .. thank you :)
[13:25] <v0lksman> where do you set the default app to use when a USB camera is installed?
[13:26] <v0lksman> got it...nautilus prefs
[13:27] <ruan> how do i change the KDE theme?
[13:29] <franchoy> how do I fix broken package of icedtea6-plugin?.... :(
[13:29] <tefnut> raun,try to use qt-config-qt3
[13:29] <ruan> franchoy: reinstall it
[13:29] <bth1202> hi
[13:29] <franchoy> i cant...the synaptic send an error
[13:29] <bth1202> I bought a external hard disk this time.
[13:30] <franchoy> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/icedtea6-plugin_6b20-1.9.7-0ubuntu1_i386.deb: subprocess new pre-removal script returned error exit status 2
[13:30] <franchoy> this is the error message
[13:30] <bth1202> Then, it support USB3.0
[13:30] <franchoy> :(
[13:30] <bth1202> But it works only USB 2.0 on my ubuntu box.
[13:31] <ruan> bth1202: do you have a usb 3.0 port?
[13:31] <Abhijit> bth1202,
[13:31] <bth1202> it would be appreciated if you could let me know how to make it use usb 3.0.
[13:31] <Abhijit> bth1202, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1339855
[13:31] <Abhijit> bth1202, http://askubuntu.com/questions/12139/does-ubuntu-support-usb-3-0
[13:32] <rcmaehl> How does ubuntu handle NetBIOS connections, if it does handle them at all?
[13:33] <ruan> not sure, but i see some entries in ubuntu software center with netbios.
[13:36] <Pumpkin-> samba obviously implements large chinks of NetBIOS (over IP)
[13:36] <Pumpkin-> chunks even
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> chicks. :) hot samba chicks! :P
[13:37] <rcmaehl> Dr_Willis: Why you be using windows shares?
[13:37] <ruan> lol
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> rcmaehl:  i use windows shares to let the wifes media players find her 'Little House On the Prarrie' videos...
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> been experimenting with upnp servers like ushare lately.
[13:38] <rcmaehl> Dr_Willis: wifes?
[13:38] <rcmaehl> as in more than one?
[13:39] <franchoy> when I ran icedtea6 plugin in synaptic manager it said that I have broken dependencies... how do I fix it/
[13:39] <franchoy> ?
[13:39] <jenia> When I right-click on desktop on mounted CD-Rom and Unmount it or anywhere in Nautilus on some video files and go to Properties, Nautilus crashes. I.e. desktop with icons and the background disappears and all Nautilus windows close. When I open some folder in Nautilus again, desktop with icons and the background reloads back. What can cause this?
[13:39] <sion> in what release did ubuntu start using grub-pc?
[13:39] <jenia> I think that some file is corrupt, but I don't know which.
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> sion:  9.04 i think had it optional.
[13:39] <rcmaehl> sion: i think the same release they switched to grub2
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> grub-pc is the pacakge name for grub2 I thought.
[13:40] <bth1202> According to your information, I've checked it out then it says that Ubuntu 11.04 support usb3.0 perfectly.
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> bth1202:  thats good to hear. I got a usb3 HD. and a usb3 pcie card for it the other day. :) not installed it yet.
[13:40] <bth1202> Then do I have change my box from 10.10 to 11.04?
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> bth1202:  ive heard that 10.4 should support usb3  - but ive not tried it yet.
[13:41] <bth1202> 10.10 or 11.04?
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> bth1202:  the 10.X series.
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> but as i said. it may depend on your chipset for the usb3 stuff.
[13:42] <sion> Dr_Willis, you're right about the names. does that mean that in 9.10 grub2 was the default?
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> sion:  I think it was the default on new installs.. but not on upgrades.
[13:42] <bth1202> Oh! really?
[13:43] <Alphanaut> quick question.  just installed 10.10, have 2 monitors, one laptop and one external.  i cant seem to get any wallpaper to show when i connect by vnc, even though in the vnc config the "hide wallpaper" checkmark is unticked
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> bth1202:  i was asking about usb3 in here the other day.. I think that was the answer i got. 'it should work if your chipset is supported'  but Ive not tried it.. yet.
[13:43] <sion> Dr_Willis, well I'm writing about it, do you think it's OK to say that grub2 has been the default bootloader since 9.10?
[13:43] <bth1202> Then I have to reboot this box to see if it can be alright.
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> sion:  i imagine the grub2 wiki page/docs tell you when. worse that can happen is comeone corrects you.
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> 'grub2 has been the default for the last few ubuntu releases'  :)
[13:44] <madc|SPYnX> how decode mss2 codec in ubuntu?
[13:44] <bth1202> Thanks a lot. Then chipset, too. Actually, I'm worried about it because my box is a little older one.
[13:45] <bth1202> Thanks a lot anyway,
[13:45] <sion> I wouldn't say 'last few releases' in case it gets read a few years from now, thanks for the help!
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> ive only recently seen usb3 hard drives or usb3 expansion cards. :)
[13:45] <madc|SPYnX> HI
[13:45] <madc|SPYnX> how decode mss2 codec in ubuntu?
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> cant get the expansion card in the one pc i want.. because its out of power conectors. need one for the card.
[13:45] <madc|SPYnX> how decode mss2 codec in ubuntu?
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> madc|SPYnX:  try playing it in vlc or mplayer yet?
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> !codecs
[13:46] <Roasted_> Does anybody know how I can set up an auto-link on an Ubuntu desktop to a Windows file server on the domain? I have Ubuntu on the Windows domain but I'm trying to figure out how domain users can get a link to their server folder when they log in to an Ubuntu system.
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> I cant recall ever seeing a file using mss2 codec..
[13:46] <jenia> When I right-click on desktop on mounted CD-Rom and Unmount it or anywhere in Nautilus on some video files and go to Properties, Nautilus crashes. I.e. desktop with icons and the background disappears and all Nautilus windows close. When I open some folder in Nautilus again, desktop with icons and the background reloads back. What can cause this?
[13:46] <jenia> I think that some file is corrupt, but I don't know which.
[13:46] <madc|SPYnX> I've already try to run but does not respond
[13:47] <madc|SPYnX> apt-get install mplayer???
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> !info gmplayer
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> !info gnome-mplayer
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> madc|SPYnX:  mplayer can make use of the w32codecs also. i tend to use vlc for my video playing needs.
[13:48] <sion> madc|SPYnX, install mplayer and the good, bad, ugly & ugly (multiverse)
[13:48] <madc|SPYnX> ok i'll try it
[13:48] <madc|SPYnX> how? @sion
[13:48] <sion> Dr_Willis, madc|SPYnX don't know if it's old but VLC forum says it doesn't support mss2
[13:48] <sion> madc|SPYnX, open a terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T and type sudo apt-get install mplayer
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> sion:  proberly some special codec used by ms for copy protection then that they cant support because its undocumented.
[13:49] <madc|SPYnX> how about the bad ugly and good
[13:49] <sion> Dr_Willis, seems so, it seems to have a lot to do with DRM
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> sion:  sounds like a reson to 'just say no' :)
[13:49] <bc81> how do i find the MAC address of my bluetooth stereo headphones?  running 'hcitool scan' is no help (it scans for a few seconds, then stops.  but the headphones work fine :/
[13:50] <Guest66271> guys, i am using 10.04 LTS
[13:50] <Guest66271> i d like to install gnome-shell and I read i should do
[13:50] <Guest66271> sudo apt-get install gnome-shell     gnome-shell –replace
[13:50] <Dr_Willis> !info gnome-shell
[13:50] <Guest66271> this is for 10.10; does that work in 10.04 LTS?
[13:50] <Roasted_> Does anybody know how I can set up an auto-link on an Ubuntu desktop to a Windows file server on the domain? I have Ubuntu on the Windows domain but I'm trying to figure out how domain users can get a link to their server folder when they log in to an Ubuntu system.
[13:50] <Dr_Willis> Guest66271:  any gnome shell in the 10.04 repos.. may be Quite old..
[13:51] <sion> madc|SPYnX, do you mind if i send you the names of the plugins in a private message? there are quite a lot
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> Guest66271:   gnome-shell --replace should work in any release..
[13:51] <madc|SPYnX> ok
[13:51] <Guest66271> Dr_Willis, so how to go from 10.04 LTS to 10.10?
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> Guest66271:   You want to upgrade your system? thats doable.
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> !upgrade
[13:52] <Dr_Willis> Guest66271:  you may want to just wait for 11.04 to come out.
[13:52] <bc81> nevermind, i got it.  the command needs to be run when in pairing mode
[13:52] <Licuadora> Hello. I forgot my BIOS password and now I am trying to recover it by installing the BIOS again following a tutorial on the net, they say I need a usb stick formated in FAT, and put the .fd file in the root of the usb stick ( how do you store something in a root??)  then conect it to the AA1 ( do not know what that is, but since it is a USB stick, I'll stick it to the USB port...) Any way, is this the right way to do a recovery? I do not want to mess
[13:52] <Licuadora> my netbook
[13:53] <LjL> Licuadora: isn't it easier to remove the CMOS battery?
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> Licuadora:  'root' is the highest level of the drive...  ie: d:  not d:/somedir/
[13:53] <sion> madc|SPYnX, got it?
[13:53] <DJones> Licuadora: I would guess that the AA! refers to an "Acer Aspire One"
[13:53] <Guest66271> Dr_Willis, don t get why i should wait: i want to try gnome 3 not unity. and this computer won t suit the 11.04 anyway...
[13:53] <madc|SPYnX> tnx sion
[13:53] <sion> madc|SPYnX, you're welcome
[13:54] <Guest66271> won t it be easier to go from 10.10 to 11.04 than 10.04 LTS to 11.04?
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> Guest66271:  i would suggest some updated live cd that comes with gnome-3, for a good 'test' of gnome3
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> Just running gnome-shell --replace, will proberly give you a mixed gnome+gnomeshell desktop
[13:54] <biagio> ciao
[13:54] <biagio> !list
[13:54] <Guest66271> Dr_Willis, ok. But this machine, from a liveCD, and my experience on liveCDs is that everything is SO slow...
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> Is gnome-shell even in a usealbe state right now? ive not heard much about it in some time.
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> Guest66271:  its a 'test' so what if it s a little slow..
[13:55] <sion> I thought Gnome 3.0 was only coming out next month?
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> Guest66271: install it to a flash drive for some speed boots. or set up grub2 to boot the iso file. :)
[13:55] <sion> I think that's when the release party is anyway
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> sion:  with all the names/changes/stuff.. i havent been paying attention. :)
[13:56] <Guest66271> Dr_Willis, ok. sion, it s for April, 11th. Right. But can  t wait. I ll still try to upgrade to 10.10 then teste the repos
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> I havent seen much in any of the new 'desktops' that will make my work-flow any better.
[13:56] <lol> siema
[13:56] <t0bis`> Hi, someone with some knowledge on installing patched .deb ?
[13:56] <sinisterstuf> Dr_Willis, from what i've been reading about gnome3.0 it aims to improve your workflow a lot
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> sinisterstuf:  if your work flow is the same as they designed it for I guess. :)
[13:57]  * Dr_Willis wonders if 'work flow' is a new buzz word..
[13:57] <sipior> Dr_Willis: an old one :-)
[13:57] <sinisterstuf> Dr_Willis, well they tested it on different people. some big differences are that there are no more minimise and maximise buttons, only close
[13:58] <sinisterstuf> and no more gnome panels either
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> sinisterstuf:  that change totally breaks my work flow.
[13:58] <sinisterstuf> uses workspaces instead
[13:58] <sinisterstuf> Dr_Willis, do you ever minimise things?
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> i fullscreen  everything normally.. so  the panels/workspaces dont really matter.
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> my pannel works same as a workspace.
[13:59] <sinisterstuf> Dr_Willis, anyway, they removed the buttons, not the functionality, you'll still be able to fullscreen things
[13:59] <Licuadora> Dr_Willis, So, should I create a new directory (folder) in the USB stick so the Bios thinks is a root?
[13:59] <sinisterstuf> just you won't press maximise, you'll drag the windows to the top of the screen
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> Im reminded of the still nice featureset of good ole 'windowmaker'
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> sinisterstuf:  i hate the drag to side maxamizes/whatever stuff.. always doing it by accident
[13:59] <karlo94> I was the windows user and on windows it is not normal if I have such many processes like on ubuntu, is it normal for linux?
[14:00] <sinisterstuf> Dr_Willis, i think i'm to new to know windowmaker
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> Many of these old window maangers still ahve some VERY nice features I miss.
[14:00] <sinisterstuf> karlo94, i have 169 processes, 1 of which is running (according to conky) what about you?
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> Vertical 'dock/launcher' = the windowmaker warf. Now redone in unity. :)
[14:01] <Guest66271> another one: any kernel > 2.6.31 is not able to boot: screen gets black and nothing happens...
[14:01] <sinisterstuf> Dr_Willis, I achieved a 'similar' effect with docky in panel-mode aligned to the left
[14:01] <t0bis`> Someone with some knowledge on installing patched .deb ? ( make && makefile )
[14:01] <karlo94> sinisterstuf, how I can view it without conky?
[14:01] <Guest66271> so in my updates, it s a bit hard cause i can t use newer kernels and i stick to my old kernel boot
[14:02] <Guest66271> Dr_Willis, i m upgrading :)   had to do it. wifi doesn t work anyway in any kernel now...
[14:02] <sinisterstuf> karlo94, how about the command: pstree
[14:02] <sinisterstuf> t0bis`, what are you trying to do?
[14:03] <Guest66271> Dr_Willis, it s all about old inprocomm chipset from windows drivers (ndiswrapper)
[14:03] <sinisterstuf> Dr_Willis, I think I have used window maker, except it didn't look nearly as fancy as it does in the gallery on their website
[14:03] <karlo94> sinisterstuf, it doesn't print out how many processes are there :/
[14:03] <Submarine> hi there
[14:04] <Submarine> Does Ubuntu 10.10 use /dev/udev rules for USB devices?
[14:04] <Submarine> Or some other scheme?
[14:04] <Dr_Willis> sinisterstuf:  its not fancy at all. its clean and tidy.  it can even run on  low # of color screens nicely heh.
[14:04] <Dr_Willis> !udev
[14:05] <bc81> phoenixsampras: just a heads up...found a nice workaround for my bluetooth headset issue from an hour ago (in case you're interested) http://askubuntu.com/questions/8409/autoconnecting-bluetooth-devices
[14:05] <Dr_Willis> I get confuse is hal now replaced by udev.. or was it the other way around?
[14:05] <Dr_Willis> or is there a new name to rember?
[14:06] <sinisterstuf> karlo94, it might not be accurate but you can count the numbe of lines output by pstree by typing: pstree | wc -l
[14:07] <sinisterstuf> Dr_Willis, i think hal was probably replaced by something else (probably udev) not the other way around
[14:07] <phoenixsampras> bc81: thank you
[14:07] <karlo94> sinisterstuf, 88 processes
[14:08] <sinisterstuf> karlo94, that's not so much is it? how many do you estimate you had running in windows?
[14:08] <bc81> phoenixsampras: sure thing.  i think it's quite a clever script.  too bad this behavior isn't already built in to ubuntu
[14:08] <natrixnatrix89> hi guys. I'm trying to copy 170 gb data to an external usb hdd. Now that i've reached 45 gb the copy speed has decreased by two thirds. so it's now three times slower. Why is that so?
[14:09] <sinisterstuf> karlo94, btw I can really recommend you install conky, it's very cool
[14:09] <karlo94> sinisterstuf, something like 35
[14:09] <karlo94> sinisterstuf, I know but my computer is to slow, I tryed it, but it doesn't work :/
[14:09] <sinisterstuf> karlo94, I suppose linux just splits things into smaller tasks
[14:09] <sinisterstuf> karlo94, do you have enough swap space?
[14:09] <t0bis`> sinisterstuf I want to install a patched wine
[14:10] <d_e_r_p> wine sucks.
[14:10] <dejan_> I just installed ubuntu do I have build in ansi c compiler?
[14:10] <sinisterstuf> t0bis`, and you have the deb? can you not just: gdebi packagename.deb
[14:10] <t0bis`> it's not a deb
[14:10] <karlo94> sinisterstuf, how do I can look swap space? xD
[14:10] <d_e_r_p> dejan_: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[14:11] <dejan_> gcc is build in?
[14:11] <t0bis`> i have followed this tutorial : http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4438288&postcount=3
[14:11] <sinisterstuf> dejan_, the GNU C Compiler comes bundled with Ubuntu
[14:11] <d_e_r_p> dejan_: do the command o
[14:11] <dejan_> gcc is included in ubuntu?
[14:11] <d_e_r_p> yes
[14:11] <dejan_> thanks
[14:11] <natrixnatrix89> So no one can tell me why copy speed decreases while copying large files?
[14:11] <d_e_r_p> add sudo apt-get install build-essential too
[14:12] <sinisterstuf> karlo94, there should be a partition on your harddrive used for swap space, the size of the partition is how much swap space you have
[14:13] <sinisterstuf> t0bis`, in that tutorial the first block of code is to create a deb file and the second part is to uninstall wine, after that you just double-click the deb file you made in step 1
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> gcc is not installed by default. but its in the repos..
[14:13] <karlo94> sinisterstuf, hmm, I do not know :/ ..I have just one partition
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> karlo94:  try the 'free' command.
[14:14] <Alphanaut> anyone know where vino saves config info?
[14:14] <sinisterstuf> Dr_Willis, thanks, didn't know that command
[14:14] <t0bis`> sinisterstuf the point is i don't find a .deb in the new folder, only the usual files with wine make and makefile
[14:14] <karlo94> Dr_Willis, total swap:1690620
[14:15] <[segfault]> Alphanaut: .vino if I remember correctly
[14:15] <Alphanaut> haha
[14:15] <Alphanaut> great
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> karlo94:  there ya go..
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> karlo94:  free -m = shows it in mb.
[14:15] <jenia> what log do I need to look into to see errors if some program crashed, so I can see why it crashed?
[14:16] <sinisterstuf> t0bis`, you should have received some kind of error during the 'make' or at some other point, but most likely there
[14:16] <karla> t0bis`, from what I understand you've built a custom/patched wine and you want to install it via the .deb mechanism??
[14:16] <karlo94> Dr_Willis, 1650 mb ..thats good? :D and tnx
[14:16] <t0bis`> yes karla
[14:16] <Dr_Willis> karlo94:  thats what you got.. what you need.. depends on what you are doing
[14:16] <karlo94> hahah karla from where are you? xD
[14:17] <karla> karlo94, US, lol
[14:17] <karlo94> karla, croatia (in europe)
[14:18] <karla> karlo94, i know :)) (the europe part)
[14:18] <asdofindia> there're several bots in IRC with features (like lookin up dictionary, wikipedia, etc)... is there a similar bot (not related to IRC) running in terminal or so (which i can use alone) ??
[14:18] <d_e_r_p> Hmm
[14:18] <jenia> what log do I need to look into to see errors if some program crashed, so I can see why it crashed?
[14:18] <karlo94> karla, many people do not know that croatia exists.. xD
[14:18] <d_e_r_p> asdofindia: eggdrop lol
[14:19] <LjL> asdofindia: i don't know, but you could always run a local irc server i guess
[14:19] <sinisterstuf> asdofindia, you could probably install things to emacs or vim to make them do that for you, but I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to achieve
[14:19] <asdofindia> i just don't want to run firefox for every dictionary query
[14:19] <sinisterstuf> karlo94, weird, but I would have guessed you're Croatian
[14:19] <karla> karlo94, what you want to do is install wine using DESTDIR= and then create a control file and build a .deb using dpkg-deb
[14:19] <ledbettj> asdofindia: you can use the 'dict' command from the console to look up definitions
[14:19] <sinisterstuf> asdofindia, then why not use the Dictionary program?
[14:19] <Jeruvy> jenia: you can check in /var/log/messages or see if your program logs to any of them.  YOu can also access the logs via System Admin Log Viewer
[14:20] <asdofindia> sinisterstuf, but wikipedia too
[14:20] <asdofindia> ya, dict command's nice
[14:20] <asdofindia> i ws just askin if there was a bot
[14:20] <asdofindia> (whom i could call a slave)
[14:21] <asdofindia> (it'd be a fantastic starting point for AI softwares)
[14:21] <sinisterstuf> asdofindia, you could read the source code for dict, see how it works, and write something similar for wikipedia
[14:21] <asdofindia> ya i cud
[14:22] <asdofindia> but if someone has already done it
[14:22] <asdofindia> it'd be a waste
[14:22] <asdofindia> nobody has, i guess
[14:22] <ledbettj> if you install libwww-wikipedia-perl you get a 'wikipedia' script that can do what you want
[14:23] <LjL> asdofindia: i'd look at wolfram alpha as well, since it integrates a dictionary as well as several other "AI" things. haven't found a client so far though.
[14:23] <sinisterstuf> asdofindia, at the terminal type: dig +short txt <keyword>.wp.dg.cx
[14:23] <shcherbak> asdofindia: there is envbot and supybot
[14:23] <sinisterstuf> asdofindia, replace <keyword> with what you want to search wikipedia for
[14:23] <Timr> Hiya. I'm having trouble with a radeon HD 4670 graphics
[14:23] <Morten_> Is there anything to do about the poor rendering of .png pictures in a .pdf file using Evince?
[14:24] <sinisterstuf> asdofindia, that's what you were trying to do, right?
[14:24] <Somelauw> Hi, can I combine awesome with some graphical effects like compiz?
[14:24] <sinisterstuf> whoever mentioned wolfram, google pwns it
[14:24] <coz_> Morten_,  not sure ... but it doesnt seem to be poor rendering on this end
[14:24] <LjL> sinisterstuf: obviously no it doesn't, as they're totally different things
[14:24] <t0bis`> I need some glasses... I've just found the .deb right upstair, sorry for disturbing and thx sinisterstuf and karla ;)
[14:24] <Timr> With the radeon driver the screen gets garbled after the login. I installed the fglrx from ubuntu package manager and with the fglrx I get a picture. But the 3d acceleration and open gl apps don't work
[14:24] <Morten_> coz_, which version do you have?
[14:24] <coz_> Morten_,  are they your images or ones that cam with the pdf
[14:24] <Jeruvy> Morten_: have you looked to see if its a bug?
[14:24] <asdofindia> sinisterstuff, yeah, sth laddat... i'll alias it
[14:25] <coz_> Morten_,   2.3.0.3
[14:25] <coz_> Morten_, 2.30.3
[14:25] <Morten_> coz_, they are my images, and they look fine in okular.
[14:25] <juxta> what advantages does amavisd offer over running spamassassin by itself?
[14:25] <karla> t0bis`, it's
[14:25] <Morten_> Jeruvy, a bug? - its like that for all my .png's
[14:25] <Timr> Ati download link for the latest Linux driver doesn't work..any ideas on what I could try to do to get this to work
[14:25] <karla> t0bis`, ok
[14:25] <sinisterstuf> t0bis`, you're welcome
[14:25] <coz_> Morten_,  ah  mm  what resolution did you save them as  and how did you create the pdf?
[14:25] <Jeruvy> Morten_: I asked, if you checked...
[14:25] <Morten_> coz_, ah ok, perhaps I should update.
[14:25] <Morten_> Jeruvy, how do I check for that?
[14:26] <Alphanaut> how do i get wallpaper to show on my external monitor instead of the laptop monitor which i have disabled?  even though i've selected a wallpaper the external monitor just shows a black background
[14:26] <Jeruvy> launchpad.net, and search there.  That is the official bug tracker.
[14:26] <Somelauw> AlsoAlso, when I enable to much visual effects, my graphical card crashes completely.
[14:26] <Somelauw> Is there any computer that is known to deal very well with graphical stuff like compiz.
[14:26] <trick> hey guys i just installed windowsxp on virtualbox VM, how do i get the internet working in the vm?
[14:27] <trick> so i can surf the net from windows
[14:27] <coz_> Somelauw,  compiz is most reliant on the video card
[14:27] <coz_> Somelauw, of course a higher en CPU and memory cant hurt
[14:27] <sinisterstuf> trick, I think you can connect it to your ubuntu computer, and get internet from tehre
[14:27] <Somelauw> trick, you should probably install some drivers from your manufacturer.
[14:27] <Morten_> coz_, hmm, they are 796*572
[14:27] <Somelauw> I have an Nvidia graphics card.
[14:28] <t0bis`> trick, verify your type of the connection between your virtual network card and the physical one
[14:28] <Alphanaut> i wonder if my question is too pedestrian for you guys
[14:28] <Morten_> Jeruvy, ok, thanks, I will look.
[14:28] <coz_> Morten_,  what about DPI
[14:28] <haythem> hello
[14:28] <jenia> Jeruvy: ok, thanx, I will check it now, I have Nautilus crashing when I rightclick on some video files and go to properties or CD-Rom and try to unmount it, but not every time.
[14:28] <coz_> Morten_,  generall I use inkscape to create pdf files and set DPI either at 300 dpi  or 600dpi
[14:29] <Gyndawyr> hi
[14:29] <coz_> Morten_,  this way regardless of printed size both images and text should be near flawless
[14:29] <Morten_> coz_, I don't know the DPI, I get the images from the program, root.. Is there a way to check it?
[14:29] <Morten_> coz_, well, it looks fine when I print it.
[14:30] <coz_> Morten_,  oh ok  let me check on testing dpi hold on
[14:30] <Morten_> coz_, and in other pdf-viewers
[14:30] <bob__> Somelauw: have you searched for drivers?
[14:30] <haythem> how to configure polipo to go through an auto-config proxy (proxy.pac) ?
[14:31] <Gyndawyr> I tried to install ubuntu on a K9MM-V motherboard, installed alongside windows, when it finished and needed to restart... clicked restart and it hung on this big purple screen
[14:31] <Gyndawyr> when I restarted it with the power button, it just booted to windows and I'm trying the install again
[14:31] <Gyndawyr> what's up with it? :P
[14:31] <coz_> Morten_,  interesting that evince is doing this... although I find okluar nice but a bit much for my needs
[14:32] <coz_> Gyndawyr,  are you sure your cdrom is set in bios to boot first?
[14:32] <coz_> be right back...nature call
[14:32] <Morten_> coz_, yeah, it very strange and kinda irritating. Okular is too bloated somehow, and I like evince.
[14:32] <Gyndawyr> does it have to boot from CD after the restart?
[14:33] <Somelauw> Sorry, for some reason my computer crashed (probably some graphical effects)
[14:33] <Gyndawyr> that might have been the problem. Though, it's hung before when I tried the "live CD" option in exactly the same way
[14:33] <Jeruvy> Gyndawyr: what was the exact same way?
[14:34] <Gyndawyr> it had the same problem but on the live CD
[14:34] <Gyndawyr> froze up on a big purple screen
[14:34] <IdleOne> Gyndawyr: When installation is complete it asks you to reboot the machine, it also tells you to remove the CD and hit enter. So, no it does not need the CD to reboot.
[14:37] <Somelauw> I believe coz_ was saying that I need more cpu and memory.
[14:37] <Somelauw> I really like graphical effects, but my ubuntu hangs a lot when enabling them.
[14:37] <Somelauw> Maybe I can enable graphical effects if I disable my de or something?
[14:38] <edbian> Somelauw, What are the specs of your system?
[14:38] <Somelauw> What is the command to see specs?
[14:38] <karla> Somelauw, not all hardware is made equal, select the effects which don't have a severe penalty on you particular system's performance
[14:38] <IdleOne> Somelauw: without a DE you have no use for desktop effects
[14:38] <karla> !lshw | Somelauw
[14:38] <Timr> Anybody have a link to the 11.2 catalyst driver for ati cards.. Because the official link on atis website doesn't work
[14:38] <Gyndawyr> it just worked off the live cd somehow
[14:38] <fckingwicked> is there a command to hide all panels
[14:38] <karla> Somelauw, ugh, just lshw
[14:39] <coz_> Somelauw,  well  which card is in the system now,,, in terminal       lspci | grep -i vga
[14:40] <vingtras> hi. is there any way to install ubuntu using the alternate cd without internet connection?
[14:41] <llutz_> vingtras: alternate install won't need inet-connection
[14:41] <NotTooDumb3> hi all does ubuntu has omapfb for beagle board?
[14:41] <DJones> vingtras: Yes, the alternate cd will install a full version of ubuntu, it just uses a text based installer instead of the graphical one of the livecd
[14:41] <Guest48340> why
[14:42] <Guest48340> why guest
[14:42] <Guest48340> why why
[14:42] <alabd> Good day all , i-humble have done this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=10100007&postcount=6 ...but result is > http://pastebin.com/S4zXJYrx , how to solve it ?
[14:42] <stanman246> hi i'm trying to install 10.10 64b desktop on my 8100, but after the boot from the cd the system freezes. md5sum is correct, could anyone help me?
[14:42] <Somelauw> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G96M [Quadro FX 770M] (rev a1)
[14:42] <vingtras> llutz_: when running the install it asks me for my internet connection
[14:42] <Abhijit> stanman246, can you boot into live cd?
[14:42] <Somelauw> Or do you really want to see all the specs?
[14:42] <llutz_> vingtras: just say no
[14:43] <Somelauw> http://pastebin.com/zrhBkUXZ
[14:43] <stanman246> nope
[14:43] <vingtras> but then i cant finish the install
[14:43] <llutz_> vingtras: we're talking about alternate not the minimal-cd?
[14:43] <NotTooDumb3> hi all does ubuntu has omapfb for beagle board?
[14:43] <Somelauw> Windows works most of the time, but ubuntu feels a little crashy on this computer.
[14:44] <Abhijit> stanman246, ohh ok no idea then
[14:44] <coz_> Somelauw,  that video card should be more than adequate to run compiz
[14:44] <coz_> Somelauw,  oh mm hold on let me check something
[14:44] <Somelauw> okay
[14:44] <stanman246> Abhijit, should i try the alternate cd? I can move my mouse around and the panels load after that the system freezes
[14:45] <Somelauw> Since my computer already crashed 2 times in 15 minutes when enabling visual effects.
[14:45] <stanman246> it's an i-5 660 machine
[14:45] <coz_> Somelauw,  did you install t he nvidia driver for that?
[14:45] <Somelauw> Yes
[14:45] <Abhijit> stanman246, i reallyu dont have any idea what to do if cd doont boot. i was actually thinking to confirm that you have 64 bit cpu and to do that we need to boot into live cd . thats why i aksed yo what question
[14:46] <AkumaStreak> Anyone who thinks they might have a job lead for a remote C/C++/Objective-C developer, please message me for resume/portfolio... thanks :-]
[14:46] <ikonia> AkumaStreak: please don't advertise in here
[14:46] <coz_> Somelauw,  ok open a terminal   type    compiz --replace ccp &  and if any errors paste the entire readout on   http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[14:46] <Somelauw> version 173
[14:46] <stanman246> Abhijit, i see... it's a 64bits cpu allright
[14:46] <Abhijit> coz_, my that day problem of flash player solved. we find the packecd installed by doing some dpkg -l | grep flash then then we removed it. and problem solved. one guy from another channel. help me. thanks to  your time too!!! :-)
[14:46] <Somelauw> i will try
[14:46] <Abhijit> stanman246, hmm
[14:47] <Somelauw> what is that line of code supposed to do?
[14:47] <coz_> Abhijit,  ah I thought t here were leftovers :)   very cool
[14:47] <Abhijit> coz_, :-)
[14:47] <coz_> Somelauw,  that should start compiz
[14:47] <Gyndawyr> ubuntu has taken half of the space from the windows partition for no reason
[14:48] <Gyndawyr> is this what it's supposed to do?
[14:48] <coz_> Somelauw,  just dont close the terminal
[14:48] <Somelauw> I did
[14:48] <Gyndawyr> I thought "install alongside" would use the free remaining space on the drive
[14:48] <coz_> Somelauw,  oh then compiz will close
[14:48] <Somelauw> Oh, okay console it still open
[14:48] <coz_> Somelauw,   ok and are there errors
[14:48] <Somelauw> And all minimized windows suddenly got actived
[14:48] <LjL> Gyndawyr: i think there is a separate "use free space" option
[14:48] <alabd> any opinion ?
[14:48] <Somelauw> No errors so far
[14:48] <coz_> ok
[14:48] <coz_> Somelauw,  ok now move a window
[14:49] <Gyndawyr> LjL: is there any way of getting my NTFS space back>
[14:49] <LjL> Gyndawyr: i think GParted should be able to resize NTFS
[14:49] <fckingwicked> Gyndawyr, gparted
[14:49] <Gyndawyr> does that come with ubuntu?
[14:49] <Somelauw> But since all my gnome-terminals are transparant, my screen is noisy (but in a beautifyl way)
[14:49] <LjL> !info gparted | Gyndawyr, it's in the repositories
[14:49] <fckingwicked> you should probably do it from a live cd
[14:49] <Gyndawyr> and can it convert the ext4 space into NTFS, assuming ubuntu decided it wants it? :)
[14:49] <Somelauw> I just moved a window
[14:50] <coz_> Somelauw, ok  type     exit in that terminal
[14:50] <Somelauw> I typed exit
[14:50] <LjL> Gyndawyr: don't know if it can resize ext4 yet. worst case, you reinstall ubuntu :P
[14:50] <Roasted_> Does anybody know how I can set up an auto-link on an Ubuntu desktop to a Windows file server on the domain? I have Ubuntu on the Windows domain but I'm trying to figure out how domain users can get a link to their server folder when they log in to an Ubuntu system.
[14:50] <Somelauw> Still no errors :P
[14:50] <coz_> Somelauw,  now go to system/preferences/compizconfig settings manager
[14:50] <coz_> Somelauw,  when you tyhpe exit  hit enter also
[14:50] <Somelauw> I did
[14:51] <Somelauw> I did type enter off course :P
[14:51] <ehidle> Quick question about grub config on 10.04 server... I'd like a VGA console, but the top of grub.cfg has in big letters "DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE,"  so I imagine that if I add the necessary parameters, it might break some other automated process that manipulates that file... so, how does one _properly_ switch 10.04 server to a vga console?
[14:51] <coz_> Somelauw,  ok :)  just wanted to be sure
[14:51] <Somelauw> But nothing really changed when I exited that terminal.
[14:51] <coz_> Somelauw,  right ,, did you open compizconfig-settings manager
[14:51] <Somelauw> I did
[14:52] <coz_> Somelauw,  ok on the left if the list of categories... click on the   Effects category
[14:52] <Somelauw> yes
[14:52] <coz_> Somelauw,  make sure  window decoration  wobbly windows and Animations plugins are ticked
[14:53] <Somelauw> Fading windows is ticked to.
[14:53] <coz_> Somelauw,  click on the Window management category now... tick...move window...place windows...Put..resize winodw
[14:54] <Somelauw> When clicking wobbly windows: Plugin Snapping Windows provides feature edgeresistance which is also provided by Wobbly Windows
[14:54] <coz_> Somelauw,  now grab a window on its title bar and move it around...does it wobble?
[14:55] <dejan_> how can I see the ip which wireless router dhcp assigned me?
[14:55] <TingTongTux> hello ubuntu
[14:55] <Somelauw> It wants me to disable snapping windows when I want to enable wobbly windows
[14:55] <coz_> Somelauw,  disable it
[14:55] <stanman246> i'm grabbing 10.04.2 lts 64b now to see if that would work. I really like to have 10.10 64b on the machine though :)
[14:55] <Somelauw> Yes windows do wobble.
[14:55] <coz_> Somelauw,  ok then compiz is running
[14:55] <yongleflibbit> guys what would cause a 'Bad file number' error in ssh?
[14:56] <TingTongTux> problem:wvdial gives error code 16 & 17 at odd times :  why and how to avoid it??
[14:56] <Pumpkin-> dejan_: I'd guess ifconfig will have it
[14:56] <Guest73077> 怎么是英文的
[14:56] <coz_> if some questions are not being answered here at this particular time..espeically networking... etc   you can try ##Linux channel
[14:56] <Somelauw> I am just seeking a way to make it crash less often.
[14:57] <dejan_> Pumpkin-: ok thanks i will search a while
[14:57] <coz_> Somelauw,  not sure what the crashing is about
[14:57] <TingTongTux> coz_, was that for me?/
[14:57] <coz_> Somelauw,  this is ubuntu 10.10   ... yes?
[14:57] <Somelauw> Yes, 10.10
[14:57] <coz_> TingTongTux,  sure if it applies :)
[14:57] <Somelauw> But it crashes a lot when working.
[14:57] <ryuguns> Hi guys!!!
[14:57] <coz_> Somelauw,  not sure what that is about... but in  compizconfig settings manager also known as    ccsm  there is a  carsh report plugin
[14:57] <ryuguns> Question...
[14:58] <ryuguns> Why are you not using the server at irc.ubuntu.com ?
[14:58] <Guest73077> 有打中文字的不？
[14:58] <Who828> guys i got this gnome failed load panel error, now my sound & empathy panel is not being loaded on start up
[14:59] <Who828> yes i foolishy deleted the panel
[14:59] <Who828> anyway to restore it ?
[14:59] <Somelauw> Nah, what happens is that it often just freezes, so I can see my screen, but not do anything.
[14:59] <sipior> ryuguns: what difference does it make?
[14:59] <codemagician> can anyone help with Xorg eating up 100% and hanging my 10.10 desktop machine constantly?
[14:59] <IdleOne> !resetpanels | Who828
[14:59] <ryuguns> meh...
[14:59] <codemagician> logging in remotely and running top shows 100% Xorg process
[14:59] <coz_> codemagician,  nvidia graphics?
[14:59] <Somelauw> And sometimes, my screen turn to some color before it completetely freezes
[14:59] <ryuguns> I thought it would make more sense
[14:59] <ryuguns> lol
[14:59] <Somelauw> It is very annoying
[14:59] <codemagician> coz_,  yes its an ASUS EN210 with GeForce 210 chipset
[15:00] <Somelauw> And when you restart and check the logs, they are all empty.
[15:00] <coz_> codemagician,   could be the nvidia driver causing this... you may want to try a different driver in the additional hardware  dialog
[15:00] <codemagician> coz_, I have already updated to latest drivers
[15:00] <Somelauw> Only google chrome seems to understand that something crashes since it offers to restore the websites you visited last time.
[15:00] <coz_> codemagician,  oooo ok
[15:00] <codemagician> coz_,  i used the PPA repo
[15:00] <codemagician> coz_, took it from 260.19.06 to 270.29
[15:01] <Somelauw> Also for some reason when I rebooted ubuntu, it switched its theme to clearlooks for some reason.
[15:01] <coz_> codemagician,  ok ...often ,,,in the past  nvidia was the cuprit with this...  you might want to install  htop  and see exactly what is eating things up
[15:02] <codemagician> coz_, shall I leave it running on my remote machine
[15:02] <coz_> codemagician,  I suppose so  ,,, you mean while running htop?
[15:02] <Somelauw> Maybe it is because I visited google images.
[15:02] <Somelauw> I will visit google images right now and see if it will crash.
[15:03] <codemagician> coz_, i just installed it and I'm logged in from a laptop using SSH.  I will leave htop running and next time it goes screwy, what shall I look for?
[15:03] <coz_> Somelauw,   google images is also extremely poor  and a resource hog
[15:03] <coz_> codemagician,   cool  at least you should get an idea of what is hogging things up
[15:03] <codemagician> coz_, last time I used top and xorg was 100%
[15:04] <codemagician> coz_, it goes to 100% and even the  mouse pointer freezes
[15:04] <coz_> codemagician,   ooo   the first entry is  the one to look at ...the move down the list according the the least amount used
[15:04] <codemagician> coz_, im not even sure how to send xorg a signal to restart
[15:04] <coz_> codemagician, log off an don
[15:04] <coz_> and on
[15:04] <coz_> maybe?
[15:05] <codemagician> coz_, but how to I logoff if my desktop is frozen. is there a command line method?
[15:05] <Somelauw> Is google images really able to make pc's crash?
[15:05] <coz_> codemagician,   ctrl+alt+F1   log in     sudo  restart gdm or   sudo restart kdm depending what you use
[15:06] <Somelauw> When my computer freezes, I can't even switch to a tty.
[15:06] <Somelauw> Then it is really frozen
[15:06] <coz_> Somelauw,  and ctrl+alt+F1  doesnt work?
[15:06] <codemagician> coz_, using gnome but even ctrl-alt-F1 doesn't work when this occurs
[15:06] <juk> Somelauw: that's why God created reset button
[15:06] <coz_> codemagician,  mmm
[15:06] <codemagician> coz_, thats why I have to stay logged in remotely
[15:06] <coz_> codemagician,  ah mm  ok I am puzzled at this point
[15:07] <NotTooDumb3> what are .sys and .cmd files?
[15:07] <Somelauw> Yes, but I would rather fix the cause of my crash instead of pressing the restart button about 5 times an hour
[15:07] <codemagician> coz_, should i change the appearence settings
[15:08] <codemagician> coz_, Visual effects, none, standard or enhanced
[15:08] <Alphanaut> so anyone want to take a stab at this one.  on bootup the screen shows the background i selected, then a few seconds later the background goes black and i cant get it to show again.
[15:08] <coz_> codemagician,   well if testing for other things  yes  disable compiz  and choose  "None"  or  alt+F2   metacity --replace or in terminal   metacity --replace & disown
[15:08] <ryuguns>  well bye
[15:09] <codemagician> coz_, xorg is at 90% now
[15:09] <Roasted_> Does anybody know how I can set up an auto-link on an Ubuntu desktop to a Windows file server on the domain? I have Ubuntu on the Windows domain but I'm trying to figure out how domain users can get a link to their server folder when they log in to an Ubuntu system.
[15:09] <TingTongTux> problem:wvdial gives error code 16 & 17 at odd times :  why and how to avoid it??
[15:09] <codemagician> coz_, 95% and rising
[15:09] <coz_> codemagician,  my guess is that it is the nvidia driver
[15:09] <codemagician> coz_, is there anything I can do now before it blows up
[15:10] <coz_> codemagician,  I doubt it blow up but you should ceratinly report a bug with the ppa maintainers for this
[15:10] <Somelauw> Really, I hate it when stuff crashes.
[15:10] <coz_> codemagician,  is this xorgedgers stuff?
[15:12] <BluesKaj> Hiyas
[15:13] <coz_> BluesKaj,  hey guy
[15:13] <codemagician> coz_, had to hard reset.
[15:13] <coz_> codemagician,  oh  yeah thats the other alteranative :)
[15:13] <codemagician> coz_, last message I got was about submitting bug report
[15:13] <coz_> codemagician,  is this xorgedgers PPA?
[15:13] <blackshirt> hey
[15:13] <codemagician> coz_, but im not sure if its Xorg or nvidia drivers
[15:13] <BluesKaj> coz_, what if I wasn't a guy :)?
[15:14] <coz_> codemagician,  it would be a bug for the ppa  that you used for this
[15:14] <codemagician> coz_, im beginning to regret going for ubuntu
[15:14] <MagicJ> ssomehow I have broken the connection between mp3 and the decoder.  Now when I select an mp3 file movie player opens and says it needs the codec for text/html - how do I clear/fix this.  If I open the MP3 in rhythmbox all is ok
[15:14] <coz_> BluesKaj,   ah :)  dudette ?
[15:14] <coz_> codemagician,  no once you begin to deal with ppa's  and the like  it is no longer a default supported system ..so finding solutions is going to be much harder espeically in this channel
[15:14] <codemagician> coz_, my machine wont stay up for more than 20mins. i can't get any development done :-(
[15:14] <scampbell> have we heard anything about the last set of updates causing a red screen to appear over some flash video's probably on 32 bit machines only?
[15:15] <BluesKaj> my nick works for me , coz_ :)
[15:15] <codemagician> coz_, is there a channel for ppas?
[15:15] <coz_> codemagician,   mm  what were you using prior ?
[15:15] <codemagician> coz_, imac
[15:15] <coz_> BluesKaj,  :)
[15:15] <coz_> codemagician,   not that I am aware of... no but there should be on laucnpad  a place to report bugs for that ppa
[15:16] <Alphanaut> hmm any reason i cant seem to move the network manager applet on the top of screen status bar?
[15:16] <Alphanaut> it's locked in the far right corner and there's no unlock or move options
[15:16] <coz_> Alphanaut,  right click  untick Lock to panel middle click move >?
[15:16] <Alphanaut> they dont exist on this applet
[15:17] <coz_> Alphanaut,  I bet there is a nearly imperceptive line just before that ,,
[15:17] <Alphanaut> oh wait i had to click about 1/2 inch to the left where there's no icon
[15:17] <coz_> Alphanaut,  that is what you should right click
[15:17] <Alphanaut> yep
[15:17] <Alphanaut> :)
[15:17] <Alphanaut> yah i cant even see the line in this theme
[15:17] <motaka2> how can I install a tar package on ubuntu 8.04 ?
[15:17] <oliver_> codemagician, bug tracking for ppa's
[15:17] <Alphanaut> also stil no background image, cant get that to show no matter what i do
[15:17] <oliver_> codemagician, tu
 codemagician,   not that I am aware of... no but there should be on l
[15:17] <coz_> Alphanaut,  yeah I know ,, dome theme creators dont take everything they need into account
[15:18] <oliver_> codemagician , sorry wrong post     https://bugs.launchpad.net/
[15:18] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: "tar" isn't a "package"
[15:18] <dejan_> I have one advanced question
[15:18] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: its is jsut a compressed archive.  You'll ahve to loko at what it contains to see what you're supopsed to do with it
[15:18] <Alphanaut> what config file defines what desktop background i have selected?  perhaps i'll look in there
[15:18] <Alphanaut> X11.conf?
[15:18] <peep`> actually tar does not have compression
[15:18] <motaka2> [TK]D-Fender: I am new, I want to install mysqlworkbench , I have downloaded the source code , but I dont know what to do with the source code
[15:19] <Alphanaut> i dont see it in there tho
[15:19] <[TK]D-Fender> peep`: Sorry, yes.. I reflexively assumed the common g-zipped
[15:19] <peep`> i see :)
[15:19] <codemagician> oliver_, just registered. so I'll take a look to see if there is a bug
[15:19] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: You should be able to get that right from the Software Center
[15:20] <dejan_> my laptop is conected to 2 separate connections from different Internet service provider, so my lan is connected to conection 1 and myw an is conected to conection 2, so the connections are from separate isp and have nothing in common, so my question is: if 2 visitors come to my wwebsite, can I use 2 connections at the same time to upload pages to the visitors? with connection 1  i will handle first visitor and with conection 2 other visitor?
[15:20] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: Did you look?
[15:20] <motaka2> [TK]D-Fender: mysql workbench is not there
[15:20] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: http://www.mysql.com/downloads/workbench/
[15:21] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: they list Ubuntu specifically.  They should probably be giving yuo a .deb instead with that
[15:21] <dajhorn> Alphanaut: The desktop background image is part of your personal gnome configuration, not the system X11 configuration.
[15:21] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: indeed they do.  THIS is what you should be using
[15:21] <mah454> hellooooooooooooo !
[15:21] <Alphanaut> hmm well it refuses to show the background.  it shows the image for about 3 seconds after bootup but then disappears and the background is black
[15:22] <dajhorn> Alphanaut: Run gconf-editor and click /desktop/gnome/background for the settings.
[15:22] <motaka2> [TK]D-Fender:  I have tried this too. but since mine zis 8.04 none is working for me , they break in th emiddl of installation
[15:22] <bulfius> hi
[15:22] <Alphanaut> hahah that was it
[15:22] <dajhorn> Alphanaut: The background can be overridden by a theme.  Did you try customizing your theme?
[15:22] <Alphanaut> background was unticked for some reason
[15:22] <MajorAstro> what
[15:22] <Alphanaut> yes i did
[15:22] <Alphanaut> it wouldnt show
[15:23] <Alphanaut> but in gconf-editor i ticked image and it shows now
[15:23] <Alphanaut> thanks man
[15:23] <dajhorn> Alphanaut: Welcome.
[15:23] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: Very outdated at this point and no longer supported.  We really do recommend you upgrade..
[15:23] <motaka2> [TK]D-Fender: It is not my computer , I dont have the right to change the OS
[15:24] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: If you want to try that TYAR, extract it into a folder and go read the installation instructions
[15:27] <mah454> what is shutdown process number ?
[15:27] <fruitwerks> can someone help me with this fail2ban error? http://pastebin.com/25nhiNNZ
[15:27] <fruitwerks> mah454 - 6 I think
[15:27] <mah454> why 6 ?
[15:28] <rethus> back with my usb-problem... if i insert now usbstick, it will be mounted on /media as D612-6350 instead of /media/usb0
[15:28] <fruitwerks> maybe I don't know what you are asking :)
[15:28] <rethus> where can i change this
[15:28] <Roasted_> Hey guys - I'm trying to think of a way to auto-map any user that logs into our Ubuntu systems (on Windows domain) to their share on our Windows file server. Any ideas on how to do it? I don't care if it remaps to home directory, remaps to documents, or just creates a link on the desktop. I'm just trying to figure out how I can make it happen.
[15:29] <alex88> Roasted_: adding some scripts to .bashrc ?
[15:29] <codemagician> oliver_, seems there are articles about this problem dating back to 2005 on the web
[15:29] <Roasted_> alex88, hey, I'll do anything. I just have no idea *how* I can go about it. Do you have any ideas?
[15:29] <ahaziah77> k, can someone take a look at this for me, have had a little trouble since booting bt4 last night, ubuntu has disk error now
[15:29] <ahaziah77> http://imagebin.org/141650
[15:30] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  Use the 'login script=' option in the smb.conf file.
[15:30] <Roasted_> dajhorn, where's that at? I did a search for "login" in smb.conf and it said not found.
[15:30] <Roasted_> dajhorn, wait, LOGON script?
[15:30] <codemagician> anyone else seem 100% CPU on Xorg process before with Nvidia card?
[15:31] <codemagician> this bug has made my machine useless to use
[15:32] <ganjakat> hi, can someone help me? i'm looking for broadcom (wifi) 4313 bt4 driver, can't understand how to make it
[15:32] <ahaziah77> http://imagebin.org/141650
[15:33] <zacktu> if i have an nvidia graphics processor with Optimus and then select integrated in the bios does the nvidia graphics processor still draw from the battery?
[15:33] <mah454> what is shutdown process number ?
[15:33] <fruitwerks> mah454 - what are you trying to do?
[15:33] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Yes, that was a typo.  If your users will spend most of their time in the gnome desktop, then an alternative is to do it with gvfs.
[15:34] <Roasted_> dajhorn, we will only be using the gnome desktop. KDE has proven to still be far from sustainable in a business environment.
[15:34] <codemagician> crashed again
[15:34] <Roasted_> dajhorn, but I am not sure how I would utilize gvfs either.
[15:34] <lahwran> how would I use ulimit to set a hard 1gb ram limit? bash's man page isn't super clear on what will limit the memory
[15:34] <Roasted_> dajhorn, how would gvfs help me?
[15:35] <dajhorn> Roasted_: The domain share would appear with a nice icon in the left-pane of most file dialogs.  Look at the gvfs-mount command.
[15:35] <ahaziah77> http://imagebin.org/141650
[15:36] <oliver_> codemagician,  try changing  /etc/X11/xorg.conf         UseEvents True
[15:37] <dajhorn> Roasted_: In my experience, people understand "always put your files in that icon", but will forgot to use a regular mount point in their home directory.
[15:37] <Roasted_> dajhorn, well the other curve ball is I want it to auto mount for any user that logs in. If Bob logs in, I want a link to his share. If Fred logs in, I want him to have a link ot his share, etc.
[15:37] <Roasted_> dajhorn, so I guess I need this to work based on wildcards, almost, to probe whos logged in and seek that user share on our windwos file server and link up accordingly.
[15:37] <oliver_> codemagician , just add it under   "screen" section
[15:37] <asif> what is the best download manager?
[15:37] <dajhorn> Roasted_: That is why you use the %u substitution.  Details are in the smb.conf man page.
[15:38] <Roasted_> dajhorn, sounds good. Just wanted to make sure your suggestion was on page with what I was looking for. :)
[15:38] <codemagician> oliver_, what will it do?
[15:38] <dajhorn> Roasted_: np.
[15:38] <asif> hi
[15:38] <Roasted_> dajhorn, my only concern is some reading has suggested I need samba to act as a DC to make this work. I'm not sure how I feel about adding samba DC's to the mix of things.
[15:38] <ahaziah77> can no one help?
[15:39] <jenia> what file do I need to edit so that history doesn't remember duplicates?
[15:39] <dajhorn> Roasted_: You can do share mapping on the AD side too.
[15:39] <Roasted_> dajhorn, still through gvfs?
[15:39] <jenia> what config file do I need to edit so that console history doesn't remember duplicates?
[15:39] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Your choice as the administrator.  This is a common problem, so there is more than one solution.
[15:40] <Roasted_> dajhorn, I want simplicity, yet reliability. Do you have an opinion as to which the beast route is?
[15:40] <TingTongTux> //\\\--------wvdial help----error---16--and--17----------how----do------I-----ditch------it------/////\\\\\\
[15:40] <jenia> what config file do I need to edit so that console history remembers only unique consecutive commands?
[15:40] <oliver_> codemagician, nop its "device" section sorry check out this link http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=39612
[15:41] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Don't mixmatch domain controllers.  Stay 100% Samba, or 100% Windows.
[15:41] <Roasted_> dajhorn, that's my fear. I'd rather stay 100% windows for now.
[15:41] <elFidel> jenia: .bashrc
[15:42] <ikonia> TingTongTux: it would be great if you could not do that again please
[15:42] <elFidel> it should contain some history-specific entries already
[15:42] <dajhorn> Roasted_: You got a suggestion earlier that will work.  Add something like `mount -t cifs //myserver/$(whoami) ${HOME}/mystuff` to the local login skel.
[15:42] <jenia> elFidel: thanx
[15:43] <Roasted_> dajhorn, what, add that to fstab or create a script?
[15:43] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Don't change the fstab for this job.
[15:44] <Roasted_> dajhorn, all right. fstab came up in some google searches so I wasn't sure if that's what you were referring to or not.
[15:44] <Roasted_> dajhorn, would I just add that command to a bin/bash script?
[15:44] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Do you know about the bashrc and other login scripts?   Do you know about gnome session scripts?
[15:44] <Roasted_> dajhorn, do I know about their existence? yes. Have I ever written any? no.
[15:44] <TingTongTux> ikonia, i after 3 hours or so i ll be getting problem and wont be getting online or disconnecting.......Anyways, I Won't Do It
[15:45] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Try this:  Create a script that can be run by any user that looks like this:  gvfs-mount smb://MyServer/$(whoami)
[15:46] <dajhorn> Roasted_:   Add this script to the gnome session such that every Ubuntu user runs it when they login.
[15:46] <Roasted_> dajhorn, by any user you're talkin 755 +x perms right?
[15:47] <goltoof> hai room
[15:47] <ikonia> does ubuntu 10.04/10.10 still ship with a failsafe xorg.conf file for fall back ( I don't have a 10.04 or 10.10 box to test on )
[15:47] <dajhorn> dajhorn: Yes.  You can put it somewhere like /usr/local/bin or include it in the global /etc/profile.  Depends on your system.
[15:47] <dejan_> why i cant copy files to www root?
[15:47] <mah454> what is PID of shutdown process ?
[15:47] <ikonia> dejan_: you need to use sudo to copy them
[15:47] <Roasted_> dajhorn, I'm doing bin bash right?
[15:47] <ikonia> mah454: process ID of the shutdown process
[15:47] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Yes, you need the whack-bang.
[15:47] <dejan_> ikonia:  only way?
[15:48] <mah454> yes ...
[15:48] <ikonia> dejan_: change the permissions so the directory is not owned by root
[15:48] <dejan_> ikonia: i cant with file manager?
[15:48] <dajhorn> Roasted_:   #!/bin/bash as the first line in the script.
[15:48] <Roasted_> dajhorn, and just $ or is the (whoamI) relevant?
[15:48] <mrzlo> русские есть?
[15:48] <ikonia> dejan_: if you launch the file manager with gksudo you can
[15:48] <dejan_> can you help
[15:48] <dajhorn> Roasted_:   $() is relavant.  It means "substitute the value of this command".
[15:48] <dejan_> how to launch fm with gksudo
[15:48] <Roasted_> dajhorn, parathesis included?
[15:48] <goltoof> so, what happened over the weekend with 10.04?  I let it update and reboot friday.  Today I'm getting all kinds of permission errors. Nvidia drivers shot, vbox not starting, etc. Anyone else affected by latest updates?
[15:49] <ikonia> dejan_: type "gksudo nautlius"
[15:49] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  Yes.  Try it at the command prompt.
[15:49] <dejan_> ikonia: thanks
[15:49] <dejan_> nautilus?
[15:49] <Roasted_> dajhorn, firing up my ubuntu test box on the domain now
[15:49] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  Remember that your Ubuntu usernames need to match your Windows user names.  If not, then you have a bunch more work.
[15:49] <dejan_> ikonia:  nautilus or nautlius?
[15:49] <Abhijit> hi guys
[15:49] <Roasted_> dajhorn, and its failing to authenticate. oh boy... what did I do on friday....
[15:50] <ikonia> dejan_: nautilus
[15:50] <Roasted_> dajhorn, this box is on the domain.
[15:50] <peep`> "nautilus"
[15:50] <Roasted_> dajhorn, it uses windows domain logins. I added it to the domain with likewise-open 6.
[15:50] <Abhijit> there was a browser called empathy browser. but no in my lucid its not there. how to install it? why it's being removed from repository?
[15:50] <shadow88> hello
[15:50] <dejan_> ikonia: thaks
[15:50] <ikonia> Abhijit: I thought empathy was an IM client ?
[15:51] <Abhijit> ikonia, oh god my bad my bad yeah yeah sorry it was mistake!!! the browser i am referring to is epiphany!!!!
[15:51] <dejan_> ikonia: it returned some errors but fm opened is this normal?
[15:51] <ikonia> dejan_: that's fine
[15:51] <dejan_> ikonia: ok thanks
[15:51] <Abhijit> i always confuse in epiphany and empathy!!!
[15:52] <Roasted_> dajhorn, have you ever used ubuntu on a windows domain?
[15:52] <Infant> hello. how to make clock appear in 2 rows? ubuntu 10.10 (like in this pic: http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=184806&d=1299009174)
[15:52] <toehio2> i have python2.5 currently installed on my system. How do install python2.6 system-wide (I'm running 8.1)
[15:52] <goltoof> quit
[15:52] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Yes, but through winbind.
[15:52] <Roasted_> dajhorn, have you ever heard of likewise?
[15:53] <dajhorn> Abhijit: The epiphany-browser is in the universe repo.  You probably need to enable at the Software Sources panel.
[15:53] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Yes.
[15:53] <Abhijit> dajhorn, yeah i got it. thanks!
[15:53] <dajhorn> Abhijit: Welcome.
[15:53] <Roasted_> dajhorn, any opinion of it by chance?
[15:54] <fruitwerks> can someone try to login to my ssh - trying to test fail2ban 174.123.47.203
[15:54] <dajhorn> Roasted_: No, but Canonical support is currently recommending the likewise product.
[15:54] <Roasted_> dajhorn, well that's comforting.
[15:55] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Run the `getent` command.  This is a good place to begin troubleshooting domain integration.
[15:55] <Roasted_> dajhorn, I just forgot this box I did a fresh install on, so Im re-adding it quick
[15:55] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  `getent passwd` must return your domain account.
[15:56] <Arachon> Hullo people, for some reason I don't get most of these notification bubbles I usually do
[15:56] <Roasted_> dajhorn, so just to recap, you suggest the gvfs-mount smb://etc etc command in usr/local/bin with 755 +x permissions, then link that script to the gnome session login. right?
[15:57] <dajhorn> Roasted_: Yes, that is one way to get a good result.
[15:57] <Roasted_> dajhorn, just to make sure, am I using gvfs-mount or .gvfs-mount
[15:57] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  .gvfs is where the remote filesystem will actually be mounted.  `gvfs-mount` is the utility that puts the mount there.
[15:58] <Roasted_> dajhorn, sounds good
[15:58] <dajhorn> toehio2: Intrepid is out of support.  Upgrade if you have the choice.  Upgrading the python package will be difficult.
[15:59] <toehio2> dajhorn: yes, i'm finding that very true
[15:59] <Janhouse> can I install openssl 1.0.0 on ubuntu?
[15:59] <toehio2> dajhorn: is it possible to upgrade a server without having phsical access to it?
[16:00] <codemagician> oliver_, what was the rationale behind using    Option "UseEvents" "True"... could this fix my hanging problem?
[16:00] <fruitwerks> thanks 50.17.36.235 - works well
[16:00] <dajhorn> toehio2: Yes, but I would do manually at a command prompt.  You'll be stuck if you do it through update-manager and your session drops.
[16:01] <toehio2> dajhorn: I don't have a GUI anyway
[16:01] <Pudabudigada> Hello, I am trying to use a serial graphics tablet on 10.10, how can I do this?
[16:01] <toehio2> dajhorn: how safe is upgrading via the command line?
[16:01] <toehio2> dajhorn: what does it entail? how much can go wrong?
[16:02] <Arachon> Is it possible to restard the notification bubbles somehow?
[16:02] <dajhorn> toehio2:  It depends on how critical the computer is.
[16:02] <dajhorn> toehio2:  At a minimum,  do everything in a `screen` session and keep a second ssh session open.
[16:02] <picasse> key kaspersky      http://informatiq-help.blogspot.com/2011/03/kaspersky-lab.html
[16:03] <toehio2> dajhorn: OK, thank you. I will consider this option. I don't want it to go wrong and not have access to it!
[16:03] <dajhorn> toehio2: Run `screen` at the command prompt.  Update your /etc/apt/sources.list file.  Run `apt-get update` and `apt-get dist-upgrade`.
[16:04] <nroy1> hi! i installed imagemagick and a nautilus plugin to resize images but can't figure out how to access them
[16:04] <dajhorn> toehio2: Unless you know how to manually resolve package breakage, you should walk the Intrepid -> Jaunty -> Karmic -> Lucid series.
[16:04] <Roasted_> dajhorn, I ran that command, but now my terminal is stuck at $
[16:06] <dajhorn> Roasted_: `getent`?   Dunno how to troubleshoot it with Likewise.  You pretty much need a working NSS configuration to get sane domain membership.
[16:06] <dejan_> http://static.ak.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/zb/r/GsNJNwuI-UM.gif :-)
[16:06] <Roasted_> dajhorn, not sure what likewise has to do with it. I'm just using the gvfs-mount command in terminal manually.
[16:06] <ikonia> dejan_: why are you posting that here ?
[16:07] <dajhorn> Roasted_: gvfs-mount?   It won't necessarily print anything if it is successful. Check nautilus for the share.
[16:07] <jongbergs> hi, is allowing root ssh poses security risks? what do you recommend?
[16:07] <Roasted_> dajhorn, it didn't mount the way I wanted. I have \\server\users\me and it only gave me a link to "users". which is nice, but not optimal. So I wanted to go back to terminal to add a backslash in the command thinking if I had \\server\users\me\ it may trigger to link to MY account, but terminal is stuck at $ only. I cant CTRL Z or C it to exit.
[16:07] <dejan_> ikonia:  that is image fb uses when contet is loading is direct link to fb image
[16:07] <sipior> jongbergs: not allowing root ssh access :-)
[16:07] <ikonia> dejan_: we don't need to see that image
[16:07] <sipior> jongbergs: by default, the account is disabled anyway.
[16:07] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  \\server\users\me is not a valid SMB share name.
[16:07] <dejan_> ikonia: ok im sry :S
[16:07] <ikonia> dejan_: this is a support channel
[16:07] <dejan_> i know
[16:07] <Roasted_> dajhorn, how so
[16:07] <sipior> jongbergs: it doesn't hurt to turn off that option, of course (and the ubuntu folks really ought to by default)
[16:08] <dude> hello
[16:08] <dejan_> i know sry :S wont happen again
[16:08] <mneptok> jongbergs: why would root need ssh access? just use an account with sudo privs.
[16:08] <Pudabudigada> Can anyone help me get a graphics tablet working in 10.10?
[16:08] <dude> there is a new version?
[16:08] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  It just isn't.  It is typical for \\server\me\ to get mapped automatically on the server side.
[16:08] <dude> after organci ozelot, there will be a perverted pavian?
[16:08] <hdhzero> Is there a channel about ubuntu 11.04?
[16:08] <DJones> !11.04 | hdhzero
[16:09] <jongbergs> sipior, mneptok: my new job as sysadmin has the root direct access thru ssh
[16:09] <Roasted_> dajhorn, I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I did what you said. my command was smb://server/users/me. was my typing of it just throwing you off or did I do something wrong?
[16:09] <mneptok> jongbergs: maybe that's why they fired your predecessor.
[16:10] <bluethundr> hello ubuntu! I have this strange file on my system I am having trouble dealing with, even when logged on as the root user!
[16:10] <bluethundr> http://pastie.org/1643674
[16:10] <bluethundr> can someone offer an opinion on this situation?
[16:10] <bluethundr> thx
[16:10] <ikonia> bluethundr: you shouldn't be logged in as the root user
[16:10] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  Basic SMB shares don't have path components.  You usually can't call /server/foo/bar/baz/bork without some magic.
[16:10] <jongbergs> sipior, mneptok : i don't think so..the boss is also aware of this
[16:10] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  The mount point is limited to /server/foo.   (Rather, SMB is not NFS.)
[16:10] <Roasted_> dajhorn, then you totally lost me. I was using the command you suggested...
[16:10] <bluethundr> ikonia, I just sudo'd to root to deal with this file momentarily
[16:10] <peep`> hey bluethundr, some time ago I saw a bug report about that file
[16:10] <ikonia> bluethundr: is this an NTFS drive ?
[16:11] <bluethundr> peep`, oh no kidding
[16:11] <jongbergs> mneptok: that's why i was thinking to disable root access and create admin account instead
[16:11] <bluethundr> nope, this is ext3
[16:11] <mneptok> jongbergs: tell me that at least sshd only answers to authorized keys.
[16:11] <peep`> the thing is you can't deal with it even as root
[16:11] <dajhorn> Roasted_: First,  just try /server/user and check whether the Windows host automatically remaps you.
[16:11] <ikonia> bluethundr: look at the permissions on /home/tim/.gvfs
[16:11] <ruan_> what is .gvfs anyway? i dont seem to have one
[16:11] <Pudabudigada> Can anyone help me get a graphics tablet working in 10.10?
[16:12] <peep`> the gvfs daemons use it
[16:12] <Roasted_> dajhorn, wow. this thing isnt letting me back on the domain now.
[16:12] <ruan_> ah ok
[16:12] <jongbergs> mneptok: i was also thinking about it..still using root thru password-less login?
[16:12] <jace> I need help with ubuntu
[16:12] <ruan_> jace: what is the question?
[16:12] <dajhorn> Roasted_: You're probably getting locked for hitting a non-existent share.
[16:12] <jace> my sony vaio touchpad does not work
[16:12] <Roasted_> dajhorn, locked? I didnt add the script yet.
[16:12] <jace> but my usb external does
[16:12] <Roasted_> dajhorn, I was manually running that command
[16:12] <mneptok> jongbergs: you need a password to unlock the key. and you need root's private key installed on any machines that will connect using the root accountr
[16:12] <mneptok> -r
[16:13] <dajhorn> Roasted_: But you just told me that you were trying //server/users/me.   'users/me' is not a valid export in regular SMB.
[16:13] <mneptok> jongbergs: but even so, enabling root access over ssh is a Very Bad Idea(tm)
[16:13] <Pudabudigada> Can someone help me with my floppy drive then.
[16:13] <daleharvey2> can I talk here here?
[16:13] <Roasted_> dajhorn, I'm not sure how it's not right. if I go to nautilus and type smb://server/users/me, I get to my folder just fine.
[16:13] <ruan_> daleharvey2: yes you can talk here here
[16:13] <Pudabudigada> I have some windows software for it on floppy disks.
[16:14] <dajhorn> Roasted_: That is because Nautilus is doing what you want, not what is legal under the hood.
[16:14] <daleharvey2> it wasnt a dumb question, my other irc client doesnt work :p
[16:14] <jace> There is so much going on in this room, could a ubuntu user pm me for ubuntu touchpads?
[16:14] <Roasted_> dajhorn, let's rewind, because I'm not sure what I did wrong as I followed your suggested command. What should I do? What command should I use for manually testing gvfs?
[16:14] <daleharvey2> ok, I cant seem to be able to uninstall java 1.6, every time I do it attempts to install other java packages
[16:14] <daleharvey2> http://pastebin.me/d66a6d92426552f737a8d2d2b4149b65
[16:14] <bluethundr> hey guys I seem to have access to the directory (it's actually not just a regular file) but I still can't get any info on it
[16:14] <bluethundr> http://pastie.org/1643697
[16:14] <bluethundr> that is my user account has access but the root user doesn't
[16:14] <Pudabudigada> Can someone help me with my floppy drive? It is not detecting disks.
[16:14] <jongbergs> mneptok: ok. just what I have read around the web..it poses security risks..i'll try to consult this with my boss to be clear to him..thanks for your advice
[16:15] <elFidel> jace: the irc logic is - ask in channel - provide asmuch infoaspossible - andhopesomeoneisable & willing to help;)
[16:15] <loculinux> hola
[16:15] <dajhorn> Roasted_: You need to read an SMB tutorial.  I'm going for coffee.  (Sorry.)
[16:15] <Roasted_> dajhorn, also, I rebooted and the terminal is still stuck in $ mode......
[16:15] <dejan_> ikonia: or anyone have any idea why I can't connect to my wireless router when I set WPA? with Wep and without any security I can coect but only ith WPA I can't why? :(
[16:15] <elFidel> *sry - broken space key ;)
[16:15] <daleharvey2> its pretty confusing for apt-get remove to install 2 packages and remove none
[16:15] <Roasted_> dajhorn, thanks anyway
[16:15] <jace> ok I need help enabling my sony vaio laptop touchpad in ubuntu.
[16:15] <loculinux> busco gay
[16:15] <Roasted_> Users of Ubuntu. My terminal prompt is stuck at $ now that I ran a gvfs-mount command. I've rebooted several times. How can I get it back to normal?
[16:16] <loculinux> algon gay
[16:16] <ruan_> spanish..?
[16:16] <loculinux> si
[16:16] <jpds> !es | loculinux
[16:16] <jpds> loculinux: Y IRC, no es el lugar para eso.
[16:18] <joeb_> how can i get ubuntu to find dependacies
[16:18] <Roasted_> how can I get my terminal back
[16:18] <elFidel> joeb_: apt should do it byitself
[16:18] <Roasted_> its stuck at $ but itll accept regular commands like LS, etc
[16:19] <Abhijit> joe75, apt-get build dependencies
[16:19] <joeb_> elFidel- dpkg -i didn't help elFidel  its asking for dependancies
[16:19] <loculinux> hola
[16:19] <ikonia> joeb_: if you use apt-get or the package manager it matches and installs dependencies for you
[16:19] <mark_> Hello folks, I've seen various articles that suggest it is currently impossible to have nautilus start with an extra pane by default in lucid.  Is this still correct?  Thanks.
[16:20] <joeb_> ikonia- i didn't im looking for dependacies
[16:20] <ikonia> joeb_: what command did you use to install and what package
[16:20] <joeb_> can apt-get or dpkg find dependacies in packages
[16:20] <ikonia> joeb_: what did I just say "apt-get or the package manager (synaptic/aptitude/etc) will match and install dependencies for you
[16:20] <ruan> joeb_: apt-get build dependencies      [as Abhijit said]
[16:21] <ikonia> joeb_: what are you trying to install
[16:21] <joeb_> mediainfo
[16:21] <ikonia> joeb_: how are you trying to install it
[16:21] <joeb_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/577041/
[16:22] <ikonia> joeb_: that's not using apt or the package manager
[16:22] <ikonia> joeb_: don't download debs and install them that way
[16:22] <Roasted_> guys. terminal. stuck at $. I need this changed.... how did this get stuck?
[16:22] <dajhorn> Roasted_: I'm back.  smb://server/users/me works through Nautilus because it is doing three distinct things automatically:  1. Connecting to 'server'.  2.  Mounting the 'users' share.  3.  cd'ing into the 'me' directory.
[16:22] <natrixnatrix89> Can anyone please suggest me how to make a backup of the data on my pc, and copy that backup to a usb hdd?
[16:22] <mark_> Hello folks, I've seen various articles that suggest it is currently impossible to have nautilus start with an extra pane by default in lucid.  Is this still correct?  Thanks.
[16:22] <ikonia> Roasted_: need what changed
[16:22] <joeb_> ikonia- i looked in a lot of places
[16:22] <Abhijit> !backup | natrixnatrix89
[16:22] <elFidel> natrixnatrix89: that question isway to general from my point of view
[16:22] <Roasted_> ikonia, I ran a gvfs-mount command in terminal, and now it changed my prompt to a simple $
[16:23] <alteregoa> i got a ubuntu problem with my HAARP antenna
[16:23] <ikonia> !info mediainfo
[16:23] <Pulse> does exist, and vanquish evil from the playstation store
[16:23] <ruan> !info libmediainfo0
[16:23] <ikonia> Roasted_: ok, why is the prompt being $ a problem
[16:23] <joeb_> ikonia- or anyone else .. this is where i  got it http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en/Download/Ubuntu
[16:23] <Pulse> ok well i do sbnc adduser failed
[16:23] <Pulse> chuck norris knows where that dude's ?
[16:23] <ikonia> joeb_: http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en/Download/Ubuntu
[16:23] <Pulse> http : //www
[16:24] <ikonia> joeb_: it says use the PPA
[16:24] <Roasted_> ikonia, because this may be a production machine, and I do not want $ as the prompt.
[16:24] <Pulse> u use certain words in irc
[16:24] <ikonia> Roasted_: the prompt being $ is not an issue, it doesn't change anything
[16:24] <natrixnatrix89> elFidel: My problem is generally the fact that i have to copy 170gb. and when it reaches sth like 30 gb the copy speed drops down dramatically.
[16:24] <__hacker__>  
[16:24] <Pulse> att speed is wat we say
[16:24] <milind> .msg nickserv  identify milind signature
[16:24] <Roasted_> ikonia, I would like my prompt changed to default. Do you know how? If not I will ask somebody else.
[16:24] <alteregoa> i got a problem, the universe is expanding but i can't find a parking spot
[16:24] <Abhijit> hmmm
[16:24] <Pulse> whatever else i'll beat it into you
[16:24] <joeb_> thats what i get for reading thanks ikonia
[16:24] <Pulse> thats btr
[16:24] <ikonia> Roasted_: use the PS1 varible to change the prompt to whatever you want
[16:24] <Abhijit> milind, you have revealed your password. change it  right now.
[16:24] <Pulse> then me of, doesnt change
[16:25] <ikonia> Roasted_: however, again it makes no difference to the machines use
[16:25] <Roasted_> ikonia, PS1?
[16:25] <ruan> alteregoa: suggest that the universe creates extra parking spots?
[16:25] <IdleOne> Pulse: Please troll elsewhere
[16:25] <Abhijit> milamber, its not . its /
[16:25] <Pulse> its not
[16:25] <peep`> like PS1='$'
[16:25] <Pulse> please i dont need a over load of bots lol or keep one in here
[16:25] <Pulse> i like kiddie porn kiya any complaining about bnc's fault
[16:25] <jenia> what's the command to find out which package some file was installed from?
[16:25] <dejan_> anyone have any idea why I can't connect to my wireless router when I set WPA? with Wep and without any security I can coect but only ith WPA I can't why? :(
[16:26] <ikonia> Roasted_: yes, the PS1 environment variable
[16:26] <Pulse> yes
[16:26] <Abhijit> milind, , its not . its /
[16:26] <Pulse> its
[16:26] <mark_> Hello folks, I've seen various articles that suggest it is currently impossible to have nautilus start with an extra pane by default in lucid.  Is this still correct?  Thanks.
[16:26] <Roasted_> ikonia, I apologize, I have no idea what that means.
[16:26] <milind> Abhijit, thanks bro...was a typo
[16:26] <ikonia> Roasted_: it's just an environment variable, like PATH for example
[16:26] <Abhijit> milind, never agin do that thing in any channel .user server tab for that.
[16:26] <milind> Abhijit, point noted
[16:26] <peep`> Roasted_, the PS1 stands for the little few words that appear at your promt every time
[16:26] <Abhijit> good
[16:27] <Roasted_> ikonia, I see. not sure if I'm following... how do I flip it back?
[16:27] <peep`> try "cd -", then "source .bashrc"
[16:27] <ikonia> Roasted_: you set the PS1 variable to what ever you want the prompt to be
[16:27] <alteregoa> sensors
[16:27] <peep`> (unless you have modified it in your .bashrc)
[16:27] <ikonia> Roasted_: I'm not sure why doing a mount command has changed it, also look at peep`'s suggestion, that is a simpler way
[16:27] <Roasted_> New Question - I have network manager set to "allow for all users." However, when I boot up it will NOT let me log in to a domain account. I have to log in as a local user, log out, THEN I can log in as a domain account. In short, unacceptable. How can I set it so it'll connect right away regardless of what user is trying to log in?
[16:28] <Roasted_> ikonia, okay. So I need to set the PS1 variable. How do I go about that?
[16:28] <ikonia> Roasted_: it's an environment variable, same as any other, peep`'s suggestion is easier though
[16:28] <Roasted_> ikonia, peep didn't have a suggestion. he just made a comment.
[16:28] <milind> i want to rsync a folder to a server and as soon as rsync complets i want to restart apache in that server...can i do all this in a single command?
[16:28] <antihero> How would I increase my ulimit -n for my "www-data" user
[16:28] <ikonia> Roasted_: you need to not use network manager as that won't make a connection until you login and activate it
[16:29] <ikonia> Roasted_: he made an excellent suggestion, re-read it
[16:29] <peep`> Roasted_: my suggestion was to "cd -" and then "source .bashrc"
[16:29] <Roasted_> ikonia, according to google, that is incorrect, as "allow for all users" supposedly allows that SSID to connect with network manager prior to logging in.
[16:29] <peep`> "cd -" means "go to my home directory", then "source .bashrc" means "reload my bash config"
[16:29] <Roasted_> ikonia, I think I may have just been impatient, as I was able to log in just now. Rebooting and I'll wait 30 seconds to see if it'll pick up the wifi
[16:29] <ikonia> Roasted_: it won't though
[16:29] <ikonia> peep`: its cd ~ or just "cd"
[16:29] <Pici> peep`: No, cd - means to go to the last directory you were in.
[16:29] <peep`> right!
[16:29] <ikonia> Roasted_: it will need to bond
[16:29] <Roasted_> ikonia, how do you know it wont. I think it just worked for me.
[16:29] <ikonia> Roasted_: it takes time
[16:30] <peep`> "cd -" is just "go to the previous dir"
[16:30] <ikonia> Roasted_: they keys have to be saved though,
[16:30] <Roasted_> ikonia, bingo.
[16:30] <peep`> sorry for that. ikonia you're right
[16:30] <Roasted_> ikonia, it worked just now.
[16:30] <ikonia> Roasted_: if you do it outside of network manager it will be a lot quicker
[16:30] <Abhijit> milind, have you tried commadn one && command two?
[16:30] <Roasted_> ikonia, outside of network manager? as in using what instead?
[16:30] <ikonia> Roasted_: using the interfaces file
[16:30] <blackshirt> :d
[16:31] <Roasted_> ikonia, for wireless?
[16:31] <jenia> what's the command to find out which package some file was installed from?
[16:31] <Roasted_> ikonia, that stores the passwords in plain text though, doesnt it.
[16:31] <Roasted_> peep`, when I ran source .bashrc I got not found.
[16:31] <milind> Abhijit,  so something like rsync   -e 'ssh -ax' -avz folder milind@remotehost:/home/milind  &&  sudo service apache restart ?
[16:31] <malko> hi
[16:31] <malko> everybody
[16:32] <ikonia> Roasted_: what directory are you in when you run it
[16:32] <peep`> Roasted_, you have to go to your home directory first, like this "cd ~"
[16:32] <peep`> when i said "cd -", i was wrong, as ikonia pointed out
[16:32] <Roasted_> ikonia, I have no idea, as I'm at the.... $ prompt....
[16:32] <Abhijit> milind, yes
[16:32] <milind> Abhijit, is the second command gonna run in the remote server or in my local machine..
[16:32] <peep`> your home directory should have the .bashrc file .
[16:32] <madwill> is there such a thing as a virtual soundcard for ubuntu ?
[16:32] <tom_23> Running Ubuntu 10.10 (2.6.35-27 64 bit) and I have between 5000 and 7000 context switches per second, there's X, music, some dev tools, etc. running - is that normal?!
[16:32] <milind> i want it to run it on the remote server
[16:32] <ikonia> Roasted_: type "pwd" to know what directory you are in
[16:32] <Roasted_> peep`, yes I see it.
[16:32] <Abhijit> milind, local by default. to make it remote you need to tell it so. which i dont know how
[16:32] <Roasted_> peep`, now what
[16:33] <madwill> like a driver that would emulate a soundcard and allow a machine to record sounds lets say using x11grab
[16:33] <milind> hmmmm thanks Abhijit i ll look into that
[16:33] <peep`> did you type the "source .bashrc"?
[16:33] <Abhijit> milind, welcome
[16:33] <peep`> try that and see what happens
[16:33] <peep`> if your prompt (the PS1) doesn't change, then i'm out of tricks.
[16:34] <Roasted_> peep`, type source as in the full path?
[16:34] <ikonia> Roasted_: what directory are you in ?
[16:34] <peep`> just "source .bashrc". "source" means "read all the commands in the file". And ".bashrc" is the file to be read
[16:35] <Roasted_> ikonia, my home directory. Mind you this is a domain account too
[16:35] <peep`> it only works if you are inside your home directory, because ".bashrc" is there.
[16:35] <ikonia> Roasted_: it should be in your home dir then
[16:35] <Roasted_> so my home dir maps to /home/local/DOMAIN/My_Account
[16:35] <Roasted_> source .bashrc does absolutely nothing, yet if I show hidden files/folders I see .bashrc in there.
[16:35] <peep`> you can find your home dir with "echo $HOME"
[16:36] <Roasted_> peep`, yep, thats what it returns with
[16:36] <mark_> Hello folks, I've seen various articles that suggest it is currently impossible to have nautilus start with an extra pane by default in lucid.  Is this still correct?  Thanks.
[16:36] <peep`> i see. Then sourcing your .bashrc doesn't fix your problem ... :|
[16:36] <Roasted_> well
[16:36] <Roasted_> I need to find a solution for this
[16:36] <peep`> is the nuisance permanent?
[16:37] <bluethundr> hey #ubuntu I think that permissions may be messed up on this box
[16:37] <bluethundr> http://pastie.org/1643766
[16:37] <Roasted_> as I will not deploy ubuntu into the field with issues like htis, even if its meaningless
[16:37] <Roasted_> peep`, yes, Ive rebooted about 7 times and each time its there.
[16:37] <bluethundr> even tho the ownership is right on these keys, only root can access them
[16:37] <ikonia> Roasted_: it's up to you what you do
[16:37] <ikonia> Roasted_: if you don't want to deploy it because the prompt isn't what you want and you don't know how to set the prompt to what you want, don't deploy it
[16:37] <jenia> what's the command to find out which package some file was installed from?
[16:37] <Roasted_> ikonia, that's not the point.
[16:37] <ikonia> jenia: apt-file ?
[16:37] <ikonia> Roasted_: it is
[16:37] <dajhorn> jenia: dpkg -S
[16:38] <Roasted_> ikonia, I want ubuntu to act predictably and sensibly if I'm going to manage it.
[16:38] <Roasted_> ikonia, retarded issues like this make me think twice unless I know a work around.
[16:38] <Roasted_> ikonia, SO, I'm going to find a work around. I'm sorry you have a problem with that, but you are not managing these systems.
[16:38] <Roasted_> thank you.
[16:38] <ikonia> Roasted_: if you are unable to set an environment varible, you should not be in a position to make deployment decisions or in a position where you admin a server
[16:38] <peep`> you can set PS1 to whatever you like manually, and once you find someting suitable, write your changes to the .bashrc file
[16:38] <ikonia> Roasted_: show me the output of "id" in your terminal
[16:38] <Roasted_> ikonia, well then explain to me what I am doing wrong? After all, I'm using your suggestions that are not working.
[16:38] <china2008> hhh
[16:38] <Roasted_> peep`, thanks. I'll look into that.
[16:39] <peep`> you are welcome
[16:39] <Roasted_> ikonia, appreciate it if you don't insult me, by the way.
[16:39] <ikonia> Roasted_: you've not set the PS1 environment variable, that is the problem, however it should be sourced from your home directory, however it's not so there is th bug
[16:39] <Roasted_> ikonia, I have a lot of experience in mass deployment of systems, as I have 2,000 to manage.
[16:39] <ikonia> Roasted_: I'm not insulting you, I'm stating fact
[16:39] <Roasted_> ikonia, thanks for understanding.
[16:39] <ikonia> Roasted_: yet you can't set an environment varible
[16:39] <AkumaStreak> Roasted_: Don't take it personally, he lives for it
[16:39] <Roasted_> ikonia, no, you did. and I'm letting you know.
[16:39] <Roasted_> ikonia, also keep in mind we dont run linux here.
[16:39] <ikonia> Roasted_: it's up to you how you take it
[16:39] <Roasted_> ikonia, we run windows, and we are trying to put linux into the mix.
[16:39] <AkumaStreak> ikonia: You'll be happy to know I have a very promsing job lead now from my IRC trolling!
[16:39] <Roasted_> ikonia, and this is my job, to figure it out and deploy it accordingly.
[16:40] <ikonia> Roasted_: ok, so show me the output of "id"
[16:40] <tom_23> My load is constantly > 1 on Ubuntu 10.10
[16:40] <Roasted_> ikonia, it's a long, long string.
[16:40] <ikonia> Roasted_: ok, paste it
[16:40] <ikonia> (if it's a load of lines, pastebin it)
[16:40] <mark_> Hello folks, I've seen various articles that suggest it is currently impossible to have nautilus start with an extra pane by default in lucid.  Is this still correct?  Thanks.
[16:40] <bluethundr> Roasted_, IRC is not the place for hurt feelings. ikonia is right
[16:41] <jenia> dajhorn: thanx, that's what I needed
[16:41] <Lint> How does LXDE initializez keyboard on start my is royally fucked!!
[16:41] <ikonia> Lint: control your language please
[16:41] <Roasted_> bluethundr, please understand that I am trying to figure out these issues for sake of deploying these systems. You are not in my position, and you are not in this conversation.
[16:41] <Roasted_> bluethundr, thank you for understanding.
[16:41] <joeb_> that mediainfo site didn't work
[16:41] <joeb_> all kind of errors
[16:42] <Lint> it uses capslock to swith languages, but stupid keyboard always stuck with uppercase
[16:42] <sipior> Roasted_: can you pastebin the contents of your .bashrc? (or repost the link if you have done already)
[16:42] <Jacruth> hi guys,  how could I copy the config of my gnome taskbar? I want to save some launchers from a computer to another one
[16:42] <Lint> I rather tired to run setxkbmap manually on each login!
[16:42] <dajhorn> jenia: Welcome.
[16:42] <ikonia> Roasted_: if you want help, you need to cut the attitude out a little
[16:42] <ethana3> hey all, i'm having trouble with a Dell 1815dn printer/scanner thingy; whenever one prints a document, it just turns out as a few bars of ink across the top
[16:44] <Ziber> I'm currently running ubuntu 9.04 server on one of my boxes. running apt-get dist-upgrade should find new packages/updates, right?
[16:44] <picasse_> cisco      http://informatiq-help.blogspot.com/2011/03/cisco-reseau-formation.html
[16:44] <Roasted_> ikonia, keep the smart comments at bay, and we'll have no issues. thank you.
[16:44] <bluethundr> does anyone have an opinion they can share on the ownership permissions on these files that I had asked about earlier?
[16:44] <bluethundr> http://pastie.org/1643766
[16:45] <IdleOne> Ziber: 9.04 support ended last october
[16:45] <IdleOne> Ziber: so. no you won't get any updates
[16:45] <erAbuelo> buenas tardes
[16:45] <Ziber> well, from within 9.04 can i upgrade to 10 somehow?
[16:45] <joeb_> so i have a question .. what is wrong with downloading .deb files .. can't apt find dependancies
[16:45] <IdleOne> !upgrade | Ziber
[16:45] <ikonia> Roasted_: tell you what, help yourself, I'm out
[16:45] <bluethundr> Roasted_, please try to remember that everyone here is a volunteer and under no obligation to help
[16:46] <Lint> joeb_, dpkg don't track dependencies
[16:46] <waxrose> Jacruth, Hello, try to see if there is a .gnome or .gnome2 file under your home "~/" directory. Those should hold the configs.
[16:46] <bluethundr> therefore copping a tude will not help your situation
[16:46] <ruan> joeb_: you might want to install the dependencies manually
[16:46] <joeb_> Lint- yes but can't apt find dependancies from repos and install them ?
[16:46] <bastidrazor> joeb_: you need to install the dependencies it requires. dpkg will not do it for you.. as you've been told several times. you fail at listening.
[16:46] <sss314> Can I install Ubuntu Desktop on 1GB USB disk? Why do they say you need 2GB if it can fit on a CD?
[16:46] <sipior> Roasted_: the issue was setting $PS1? can you pastebin the contents of your .bashrc?
[16:46] <Lint> joeb_, it should if you use apt and not dpkg
[16:46] <joeb_> bastidrazor-  you didn't hear me
[16:46] <joeb_> i know dpkg won't install them it tells me what dependancies i need
[16:47] <Gyndawyr> ok I'm making a new ubuntu partition
[16:47] <joeb_> can't apt-get find dependancies in repos / other files and let me install them ?
[16:47] <Gyndawyr> and it's asking me:"primary or logical?"
[16:47] <Lint> so what's the problem?
[16:47] <Ziber> I'm trying to do this from the command (upgrade, that is...) the "upgradenotes" seems to lack any information on upgrading from an out-of-date version
[16:47] <bastidrazor> joeb_: then use apt-get to install them.
[16:47] <Gyndawyr> like a tick box... what gives with this?
[16:47] <dajhorn> sss314: The Ubuntu Live system will fit on a 1GB USB disk.  The regular Ubuntu system needs more than that.
[16:47] <waxrose> sss314, You can.
[16:47] <ruan> sss314: are you trying to install ubuntu _on_ a usb or _with_ a usb?
[16:47] <joeb_> ok bastidrazor  im coming from fedora we had a yum provides */<missing dependancy>
[16:47] <bullgard> What is the filename of the directory GNOME > System > Preferences  >Startup Applications« > (Startup Applications Preferences) > Startup Programs > Additional Startup programs: ?
[16:48] <sss314> ruan, I am only using it as a Live CD, not to install
[16:48] <bastidrazor> joeb_: then read the manpage for apt-get.
[16:48] <ikonia> bullgard: is it gnome-sessions, or something like that, I'm not %100 sure ?
[16:48] <Ziber> !pkg upgrade-mananger-core
[16:48] <ruan> sss314: then it will work as a livecd
[16:49] <Gyndawyr> guys... I'd like to install ubuntu into a separate partition (next to xp) on my hard drive. I've gone on advanced cause last time it screwed up the NTFS partition...
[16:49] <IdleOne> !info upgrade-mananger-core
[16:49] <Pudabudigada> I want to try running a windows 98 install i have on this machine without exiting Ubuntu (i.e: vituralise it) would that be possible?
[16:49] <Pudabudigada> os[Linux 2.6.35-27-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "maverick" 10.10] cpu[1 x Pentium III (Coppermine) (GenuineIntel) @ 801MHz] mem[Physical: 496.6MB, 48.2% free] disk[Total: 73.3GB, 72.8% free] video[nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400]] sound[au8830 - Aureal Vortex au88301: MPU-401 UART - MPU-401 UART]
[16:49] <Gyndawyr> and now it's asking me "Primary or Logical?" What do I do?
[16:49] <ruan> !info upgrade-manager-core
[16:49] <Pudabudigada> That's my system config, btw.
[16:49] <IdleOne> Ziber: basically what you need to do is a clean install of 10.04 LTS or 10.10
[16:49] <Pudabudigada> *specs.
[16:49] <deca> is the ubuntu10.10 version better than 10.04 ?
[16:49] <Pici> !info update-manager-core | IdleOne ruan
[16:50] <Ziber> IdleOne: I'm trying to update from 9.04 to 10, i guess. But it says I need a package that doesnt exist?
[16:50] <IdleOne> Pici: thank you
[16:50] <sipior> deca: the number is bigger!
[16:50] <deca> !!! sipior
[16:50] <bullgard> ikonia: '~$ locate gnome-sessions' does not produce any output.
[16:50] <IdleOne> Ziber: the package you need is update-manager-core
[16:50] <dajhorn> Pudabudigada: You can do that with Virtual Box or VMware, but it is an advanced thing.  http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#rawdisk
[16:50] <ikonia> bullgard: gnome-session-manager, it's something like that, I just can't remember it
[16:50] <Gyndawyr> "Create a new partition: Type for the new partition: (a) Primary or (b) Logical." What does this mean?
[16:51] <Pici> deca: Ubuntu version number indicate the YEAR.MONTH of release.
[16:51] <deca> i use 10.04 and i have done all the updates ,,,, so i guess is ok but still dont know
[16:51] <Ziber> IdleOne: ah, ty :)
[16:51] <Lint> Gyndawyr, logical partitions exist within expanded (which is primary)
[16:51] <deca> i see ,,, thank you Piki
[16:51] <bullgard> ikonia: '~$ locate gnome-session-manager' does not produce any output either.
[16:51] <dajhorn> Gyndawyr: The first four partitions in a regular partition table are "primary".  If you have more than four partitions, then some of them must be "Logical".
[16:52] <mark_> I've seen various articles that suggest it is currently impossible to have nautilus start with an extra pane by default in lucid.  Is this still correct?  Thanks.
[16:52] <Pudabudigada> Anyone know about running win98 under Ubuntu?
[16:52] <Gyndawyr> there is currently only one partition on this drive, and there's also one partition on another drive.
[16:52] <Lint> Pudabudigada, virtualbox?
[16:52] <ruan> Pudabudigada: you could try it with vmware or virtualbox
[16:52] <alteregoa> dark energy
[16:52] <Gyndawyr> So, I should go with primary?
[16:52] <peep`> VirtualBox is good
[16:52] <ruan> Pudabudigada: depends what you want to do
[16:52] <heyguise> i swear to god, unity launcher.... iswear to god
[16:52] <Pudabudigada> What sort of specs will that require
[16:53] <Pudabudigada> ?
[16:53] <sss314> Can I use an mp3 as a LiveCD?
[16:53] <bastidrazor> mark_: pressing F3 after nautilus starts is too overwhelming?
[16:53] <bullgard> sss314: No
[16:53] <ruan> Pudabudigada: your computer needs enough resources to maintain the guest system
[16:53] <Lint> Pudabudigada, specs of your machine?
[16:53] <sss314> bullgard, ok
[16:53] <mark_> hello?
[16:53] <Pudabudigada> os[Linux 2.6.35-27-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "maverick" 10.10] cpu[1 x Pentium III (Coppermine) (GenuineIntel) @ 801MHz] mem[Physical: 496.6MB, 50.6% free] disk[Total: 73.3GB, 72.8% free] video[nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400]] sound[au8830 - Aureal Vortex au88301: MPU-401 UART - MPU-401 UART]
[16:53] <Pudabudigada> That :p
[16:53] <Lint> windows 98 can run fine with 32 mb ram
[16:53] <vegancheesesteak> hi all. I'm running 8.04LTS and did an apt-get update/upgrade.  apt pulled down some updates and (I Think) updated grub.  now i cannot boot. i tried to reinstall grub and cannot set it up on the drive. it gives /boot/grub/stage1 not found
[16:53] <IdleOne> Ziber: the thing is that you can't go from 9.04 directly to 10.10. you will need upgrade through each release and that will take you most of the day. Easier to do a clean install of 10.10.
[16:54] <Gyndawyr> there is currently only one partition on this drive, and there's also one partition on another drive. So I should use "Primary"?
[16:54] <mark_> There must be a simpler way to have it done automatically though.
[16:54] <Pudabudigada> Lint; So I should be ok?
[16:54] <Lint> Pudabudigada, yes
[16:54] <ruan> vegancheesesteak: you can try to reinstall grub through a livecd
[16:54] <Pudabudigada> Lint; Thanks, are vb or vm in the repo?
[16:54] <Lint> Pudabudigada, but you may need to tweak bios settings as windows98 dowsn't like modern processors
[16:55] <Pudabudigada> Mine ain't modern...
[16:55] <vegancheesesteak> ruan: i did...not i just get the grub prompt at boot.  I then tried root (hd0,0) and setup (hd0) and it still can not find stage1
[16:55] <Lint> Pudabudigada, use it from oracle site, version in repos is shit
[16:55] <Pudabudigada> Thanks.
[16:55] <IdleOne> !language | Lint
[16:55] <Gyndawyr> there is currently only one partition on this drive, and there's also one partition on another drive. So I should go with "primary"?
[16:55] <MACscr> when using workspaces, how can i for links to open the browser in that specific work space?
[16:55] <j_ayen_green> what do I do when vbox fails to pause the execution of the virtual machine?
[16:55] <MACscr> er, force
[16:56] <MACscr> j_ayen_green: ask in #vbox
[16:56] <odigem> о йа на убунте\
[16:56] <Gyndawyr> there is currently only one partition on this drive, and there's also one partition on another drive. So should I go with primary or logical?
[16:56] <odigem> а бля не та убунта
[16:56] <IdleOne> !ru
[16:56] <j_ayen_green> MACscr: I can, but since the vm is running ubuntu...
[16:56] <fruitwerks> anyone good with fail2ban? having a small config issue
[16:56] <vegancheesesteak> ruan: when i mount the drive in the rescue disc i can see stage1 and it appears to be correct...is there a reason grub cant find it?
[16:56] <MACscr> j_ayen_green: doesnt matter, its off topic
[16:56] <j_ayen_green> it's more ubuntu I'm concerned about than vbox
[16:56] <Corleone> hey, i wanted to ask, what is the best wireless device that is recognised by ubuntu in a terminal??
[16:57] <j_ayen_green> ok... new question... what do i do when ubuntu fails to shutdown completely
[16:57] <cdavis> How do you get into the Grub menu in 10.10? Is it the shift key?
[16:57] <terry> Gyndawyr: It depends on what  you want to do in the end.  Are you trying to create a dual boot system?
[16:57] <j_ayen_green> that on topic?
[16:57] <MACscr> j_ayen_green: check your logs of course
[16:57] <j_ayen_green> MACscr: cant check the log when it's stuck shutting down
[16:57] <ruan> vegancheesesteak: well, it's an unsupported version of grub isn't it?
[16:57] <MACscr> lol, you can check them after its back up, duh
[16:58] <Gyndawyr> terry: yes I'm trying to dual-boot with windows XP
[16:58] <genii-around> Corleone: By wireless device, you mean networking, or bluetooth, or infrared?
[16:58] <Corleone> genii-around: networking.
[16:58] <j_ayen_green> the point is...any nice way to force the shutdown to finish rather than powering off?
[16:58] <terry> Gyndawyr: And you have 2 HDs?
[16:58] <vegancheesesteak> ruan: its from the rescue disc of the same version thats installed
[16:58] <sipior> j_ayen_green: at what point in the shutdown process does the machine get stuck?
[16:58] <Gyndawyr> I clicked on install alongside other operating systems, and the hard drive space has shrunk significantly for no apparent reason
[16:58] <j_ayen_green> sipior: asking all remaining processes to finish
[16:58] <Da|Mummy> i get this error when copying something from a nand to hdd, every other file i copied is ok except this one, whats going on?
[16:58] <Da|Mummy> Error splicing file: Input/output error
[16:58] <terry> Gyndawyr: If you have 2 HDs just dedicate the second drive to Linux.
[16:58] <Gyndawyr> terry: I'm installing ubuntu on a SATA drive alongside windows XP, but I also have windows 98 installed on an IDE drive
[16:59] <sipior> j_ayen_green: how long have you given it?
[16:59] <j_ayen_green> sipior: says OK after it, but stopped there
[16:59] <j_ayen_green> sipior: it's been about 10 min, but there's no disk activity
[16:59] <ruan> vegancheesesteak: is there a reason why you're still on 8.04?
[16:59] <Gyndawyr> I assume the IDE drive is irrelevant, and I'm wondering why a 500GB drive is appearing as 380GB
[16:59] <terry> Gyndawyr: Just set aside ever how much room you can reasonably afford and use it.
[17:00] <vegancheesesteak> ruan: its 8.04 lts server...its still supported. i would like to upgrade but have not had time to
[17:00] <Gyndawyr> neither question is answered, terry.
[17:00] <terry> Gyndawyr: Where is it appearing to be only 380GB?
[17:01] <Gyndawyr> when I click on install alongside other operating systems, it gives me 260GB for XP, and 120GB for ubuntu
[17:01] <dajhorn> Da|Mummy: Check the bottom of your /var/log/messages file for more information.  You probably have bad media.
[17:01] <sipior> j_ayen_green: were you issuing the shutdown at the console?
[17:01] <Lint> so how can I setup my keyborad in *normal* way?? capslock is madness but it broken to surplus
[17:01] <Gyndawyr> the XP partition should have about 360GB of space
[17:01] <Gyndawyr> so, somethings wrong :/
[17:01] <j_ayen_green> sipior: the one at the top right of the gnome panel
[17:01] <genii-around> !hcl > Corleone
[17:01] <Da|Mummy> thx dajhorn, im gonna go ahead and check the nand with h2testw or something
[17:01] <odigem> helllo devil
[17:01] <hihihi100> i need help install openBVE
[17:01] <hihihi100> installing
[17:01] <sipior> j_ayen_green: also, might be worth a quick look through the acpi settings in your system's bios.
[17:01] <terry> Gyndawyr: Is there any free space?  (An un-partitioned portion of the drive)?
[17:02] <Gyndawyr> I think it's trying to install ubuntu using the already partitioned NTFS space
[17:02] <ruan> Gyndawyr: if you run sudo fdisk -l    from a terminal, does it show 500gb altogether?
[17:02] <Corleone> thanks genii-around :)
[17:02] <Gyndawyr> yes, there is about 120GB of unpartitioned space
[17:02] <Gyndawyr> but I believe it's trying to use the NTFS space instead -_-
[17:02] <ruan> hmm
[17:02] <zamba> i have two raid autodetect partitions.. but when doing mdadm --assemble --scan, only one of the partitions are recognized
[17:02] <terry> Gyndawyr: Well, it shouldn't.  It needs to create a swap partition and at least one other ext4 partition.
[17:02] <j_ayen_green> sipior: also, in addition to what?
[17:03] <terry> Gyndawyr: You will not be able to install on NTFS that's for sure.
[17:03] <Yerushalmi> Hey folks, I'm about to perform a format and reinstall. What do I need to do to bring my Firefox history and settings over to the new installation?
[17:03] <ruan> Yerushalmi: i believe you need to get the firefox profile
[17:03] <ethana3> I removed the printer from the printing list, but.. I can't put it back without its network address, which I have no idea how to find
[17:03] <Gyndawyr> Well, I'm not sure what to do about it. So, it's looking like I should go down the "advanced" route. Which brings me to the problem of "Primary" or "Logical", and also, should I save some space for a swap partition?
[17:03] <blag> how do i manually schedule a boot fsck?
[17:04] <Yerushalmi> ruan: How do I do that?
[17:04] <terry> Yerushalmi:  you might use xmarks
[17:04] <ethana3> i have no idea what it means by "server name"..
[17:04] <Yerushalmi> terry: What's that?
[17:04] <bastidrazor> !fsck | blag
[17:04] <mamece2> hello, i wonder if i can install windows 7 from a bootable flash with maverick
[17:04] <terry> Yerushalmi:  http://www.xmarks.com/
[17:05] <ruan> Yerushalmi: the profile is located in /home/name/.mozilla/randomchars.default/
[17:05] <Teligard> btw, has there been any headway made in the iOS space, reading DVD menus?
[17:05] <Pumpkin-> blag: make a fille called forcefsck in the root of the partition you want to fsck.
[17:05] <Gyndawyr> still looking for help, terry :S
[17:05] <Lint> HOW tomake my keyboard to switch by ALT-SHIFT instead of capslock WITHPUT running setxkbmap EACH LOGIN?
[17:05] <patrick__> \users
[17:05] <ruan> Yerushalmi: the profile contains addons, bookmarks, preferences, etc
[17:06] <Yerushalmi> ruan: Interesting... how easy is it to transfer over?
[17:06] <ruan> Yerushalmi: i think you can just back it up and copy it to the new directory
[17:06] <jeromatron> how do I show a list of available remote versions with apt?  google isn't smiling on my searches today.
[17:07] <mamece2> hello, i wonder if i can install windows 7 from a bootable flash with maverick
[17:07] <ruan> Yerushalmi: not 100% sure, got to google around first
[17:07] <terry> Gyndawyr: Yes.... What is your question?
[17:07] <blag> bastidrazor: thanks, i didn't know ubottu was so bloody useful
[17:07] <ruan> Yerushalmi: i was able to copy a firefox profile from a windows reinstall however
[17:07] <Gyndawyr> So, it's looking like I should go down the "advanced" route. Which brings me to the problem of "Primary" or "Logical", and also, should I save some space for a swap partition?
[17:08] <bastidrazor> blag: you're welcome.
[17:08] <Gyndawyr> continuing from before, obviously
[17:08] <Lint> mamece2, piracy should not to be discussed here
[17:08] <Pudabudigada> Lint, That's not piracy,
[17:08] <j_ayen_green> sipior: first time i had this problem...what's new is I installed dropbox
[17:08] <terry> Gyndawyr: Yes, you need a small swap partition, maybe the size of your RAM.
[17:08] <Gyndawyr> I thought if I left 4GB of space, I guess that'd be enough
[17:09] <Gyndawyr> anyway... "primary or logical?"
[17:09] <Pudabudigada> Lint, Violation of the MS EULA, perhaps, but that's not much of an issue.
[17:09] <mamece2> lint how can you be sure its piracy?
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> Pudabudigada:  i thought i heard somewhere you could dd the iso file to a flash drive.. but ive never tried it.
[17:09] <sipior> j_ayen_green: could be related to a timeout unmounting the filesystem. what happens if you halt dropbox before issuing a shutdown?
[17:09] <terry> Gyndawyr: You can have only 4 primary partitions.  If you need more, you have to make one extended and then use logical 5 6 7 etc.
[17:09] <Lint> because authentic media is bootable?
[17:10] <karla> mamece2, first you can do away with the nick, as to your question idk how you plan on doing that
[17:10] <terry> Gyndawyr: Primary or logical doesn't really matter.
[17:10] <LjL> Lint: so if you have a netbook and can't install from the CD, asking how to make it installable from flash is offtopic due to piracy? i doubt that.
[17:10] <terry> Gyndawyr:  Logical if you need it.
[17:10] <j_ayen_green> sipior: i'll try that... right now i'm sitting with ubuntu almost shut down and vbox unable to do anything about it... so I guess my only option is to kill the VM process
[17:10] <mamece2> karla what with the nick? o_O am i being discriminated by my nickname?
[17:10] <Gyndawyr> ok
[17:11] <sipior> j_ayen_green: half a moment--you're running ubuntu in a VM?
[17:11] <Gyndawyr> does mount point make a difference?
[17:11] <j_ayen_green> sipior: yes
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> Gyndawyr:  you decide where you want filesystems mounted for teh most part.
[17:11] <j_ayen_green> sipior: running 10.04.1 in vbox
[17:11] <Gyndawyr> can I leave it blank?
[17:11] <terry> Gyndawyr: The limitation is that there can only be 4 primary partitions.  If you need more than 4 partitions, you have to make one of the primary ones an "extended" partition and then cut that up into as many logical ones as you want.
[17:11] <vegancheesesteak> brb
[17:11] <j_ayen_green> sipior: under vista
[17:12] <sipior> j_ayen_green: you might have mentioned that earlier...forget looking at the bios settings.
[17:12] <Dr_Willis> Gyndawyr:  a filesystem with no mount point wont be mounted.. so not very usefull.
[17:12] <Gyndawyr> I don't think I'll need more than 4, so I'm going with primary.
[17:12] <j_ayen_green> sipior: I did :)
[17:12] <terry> Gyndawyr: It really doen's matter.  You can make the second or third one extended and then take the rest of the drive up in logical partitions.
[17:12] <j_ayen_green> sipior: I started with : what do I do when vbox fails to pause the execution of the virtual machine?
[17:12] <netman> hello I have problem with C# could you help me?
[17:12] <Gyndawyr> so does it matter what I pick out of the options I've got?
[17:12] <mamece2> lint how can i run a .exe file?
[17:12] <terry> Gyndawyr: Right.
[17:12] <sipior> j_ayen_green: on a channel like this, it's best not to assume that "new person helping you" has read the stuff you posted ten minutes prior.
[17:13] <Dr_Willis> !wine | mamece2
[17:13] <Lint> mamece2, with wine?
[17:13] <Gyndawyr>  /boot, /home, /temp, etc... Will it make a difference which one I pick?
[17:13] <Gyndawyr> this is the last thing i'll hopefully need help with, also :P
[17:13] <netman> کانال ایرانی ها کجاس؟
[17:13] <j_ayen_green> sipior: ok... on the other hand...if I assume that any line I type is a new entry point, I'd never get anywhere for repeating every line :)
[17:13] <terry> Gyndawyr:  I usuall only use swap /home and /
[17:14] <mamece2> wine doesnt run on maverick dudes
[17:14] <Gyndawyr> just slash? Fine, if that'll work.
[17:14] <netman> please help me.
[17:14] <terry> Gyndawyr: Making /home the largest.
[17:14] <sipior> j_ayen_green: don't be daft. i think you're clever enough to recognise when you are speaking to someone new.
[17:14] <A|i3N> Hey guys, looking for kinda an all in one DVD copier that will convert a double layer disk down to size to fit on a regular DVD. Something like windows CloneDVD 2
[17:14] <terry> Gyndawyr: but just depends on your needs.
[17:14] <sipior> j_ayen_green: in any event: did halting dropbox fix your problem?
[17:14] <Pudabudigada> mamece2, Yes it does.
[17:14] <Dr_Willis> Gyndawyr:  / is called the 'root' partition.. thats the lowest level of the whole filesystem.
[17:14] <Pudabudigada> mamece2, I have it.
[17:15] <mamece2> ok ill try again
[17:15] <terry> Gyndawyr: / is for programs.  The root directory
[17:15] <Pudabudigada> mamece2, What happened?
[17:15] <Roasted_> dajhorn, you still out there
[17:15] <terry> Gyndawyr: but for simplicity you can just have to  swap and /
[17:15] <LjL> mamece2: err, wine doesn't run on maverick...?
[17:15] <Dr_Willis> Gyndawyr:  if you dont understand the differnt partitoons. you prioberly can get by with a / a /home and a swap [artition.
[17:15] <j_ayen_green> sipior: :) new yes...but which line they came in on, not.  It solved the waiting for it to shut down problem...dont' know yet if it created another or if it's going to shut down ok
[17:15] <DJones> A|i3N: You could have a look at DeVeDe, I've only ever used it to convert video files to DVD, but it has an option to fit them to a dvd so it may be able to convert a dual layer disk to single later
[17:15] <Gyndawyr> ??? what do I need three partitions for?
[17:15] <JackyBoy> Wine on Maverick: http://www.multimediaboom.com/install-wine-1-3-13-in-ubuntu-10-10-maverick-ppa/
[17:16] <Dr_Willis> Gyndawyr:  /home/ makes it easier to backup/restore later.
[17:16] <Gyndawyr> that would exceed the 4-partition limit of "primary"
[17:16] <terry> Gyndawyr: You don't need 3.  You can do fine with just 2.   / and swap
[17:16] <Gyndawyr> I'd rather just go with "/" and "swap"
[17:16] <Dr_Willis> Gyndawyr:  3 is less then 4....   do what you want...
[17:16] <A|i3N> oh ok cool I saw that one, we'll try it. Thanks DJones
[17:16] <Roasted_> having /home split makes things MUCH nicer
[17:16] <terry> Gyndawyr: That will be fine.  just /  and swap
[17:16] <Roasted_> I wouldnt run linux without split partitions.
[17:16] <Gyndawyr> 3 is less than 4, unless I include the NTFS partition which is already on there
[17:16] <bastidrazor> Dr_Willis: your math skills are impressive
[17:16] <DJones> A|i3N: I don't know whether it will extract the video though, so it may not be suitable for that
[17:17] <Dr_Willis> Gyndawyr:  theres no real need to make the linux partions primaries..
[17:17] <sipior> Roasted_: it is good practise, indeed.
[17:17] <Gyndawyr> whatever, / and swap I should use -_-
[17:17] <Dr_Willis> Gyndawyr:  thats is the layout the default installer uses.. / and swap...
[17:17] <Roasted_> sipior, you were asking me about the bashrc thing earlier, right
[17:17] <sipior> Roasted_: was i?
[17:17] <Roasted_> sipior, well, helping me at least.
[17:17] <Roasted_> sipior, I think?
[17:18] <sipior> Roasted_: probably, i forget. was this about setting the prompt?
[17:18] <Roasted_> sipior, anyway, I just logged on to another ubuntu system, totally different from before, and I have the $ path there too in terminal, so something changed at the domain level.
[17:18] <Roasted_> sipior, yes.
[17:18] <A|i3N> OK Question though - in order to install this software, it wants me to remove FFMpeg Video Postprocessing library and FFMPeg video scaling library. I've got libdvdcss2 and Ubuntu restricted extras installed, so is this going to mess anything up as far as breaking copy protection?
[17:18] <Roasted_> sipior, its only my account tho, but I find it odd its not just this computer or a setting on it.
[17:18] <A|i3N> or do I even need FFMpeg
[17:18] <Dr_Willis> A|i3N:  ffmpeg is used by apps to do video conversion from one type to others..
[17:18] <sipior> Roasted_: you don't share a home directory across these two machines?
[17:19] <Dr_Willis> A|i3N:  what progral is wanting to remove ffmpeg?
[17:19] <DJones> A|i3N: You could also look at k9Copy as well, that looks like a better solution
[17:19] <A|i3N> DeVeDe is
[17:19] <terry> Gyndawyr: Just make a swap partition (about size of RAM) and then the one other / partition for the rest of the space you've set asside for Linux and you'll be good to go.
[17:19] <TingTongTux> what is channel for mozilla firefox?
[17:19] <DJones> A|i3N: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/K9Copy
[17:19] <Roasted_> sipior, no, both of these machines are fresh installs of 10.04.2 that I added to the windows domain.
[17:19] <Gyndawyr> cheers guys. I've done that :)
[17:19] <Roasted_> sipior, I just fired up this laptop and logged in as myself and bingo - still got the $ in terminal.
[17:20] <oneseventeen> wanting to build a dedicated MySQL server, any issues with going Ubuntu server 64-bit?
[17:20] <Dr_Willis> A|i3N:  devede uses ffmpeg last i looked.. Ive installed devede befor and dont recall it ever wanting to remove any ffmpeg stuff.
[17:20] <waxrose> TingTongTux, #firefox
[17:20] <A|i3N> I'm guessing a DVD9 disk is a double layer, so I guess that one will work for me :)
[17:20] <Josef_B> hi all .. there a way to control ubuntu from a mac ?
[17:20] <karlo94> anybody know some lite torrent client ?
[17:20] <sipior> Roasted_: and how are you setting the prompt in .bashrc?
[17:20] <Dr_Willis> k9copy can do all sorts of things A|i3N  not just double layer stuff.
[17:20] <DJones> A|i3N: That says "To copy a normal DVD and shrink it down to 4.7Gb" etc, so sounds ideal for what you want
[17:20] <Roasted_> sipior, I'm not.
[17:20] <TingTongTux> thanx waxrose
[17:20] <Dr_Willis> karlo94:  dozens of them.. rtorrent is a fave.
[17:20] <Lint> so many wannabe pirates here
[17:20] <Roasted_> sipior, I ran a command, gvfs-mount smb://blah.blah.blah and it changed me to a $ on the desktop
[17:20] <A|i3N> Cool thanks guys! Getting it now
[17:20] <ruan> karlo94: there are lots of torrent clients for ubuntu. check ubuntu software center
[17:21] <Roasted_> sipior, then I couldnt set it back. I had no clue how to reverse it. On a hunch I went on this laptop and blam, its there too.
[17:21] <Lint> and noone to help me my real problem
[17:21] <waxrose> TingTongTux, You are welcome.
[17:21] <Roasted_> sipior, so clearly something changed at the domain level, and I'm curious on what. These are the things I need to be aware of if we're going to put linux in the classroom.
[17:21] <karlo94> Dr_Willis, is somewhere manual for that, I tryed to use it but I do not know how to do things ^^
[17:21] <Dr_Willis> karlo94:  manual for what?
[17:22] <karlo94> Dr_Willis, rtorrent
[17:22] <sipior> Roasted_: does "df" show your samba share?
[17:22] <Lint> am I being ignored or waht?
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> karlo94: start with its homepage and manpage.
[17:22] <Roasted_> sipior, no, just root, dev, dev/shm, /var/run, /var/lock/, and /lib/init/rw
[17:23] <Dr_Willis> Lint:  i never even noticed you ask an actual question..
[17:23] <sipior> Roasted_: and "gvfs-mount -l"?
[17:23] <Dr_Willis> Lint:  i just notice you makeing unrelated comments..
[17:23] <bastidrazor> Lint: your ramblings are boring
[17:23] <Roasted_> sipior, Drive(0):CD/DVD Drive. Type: GProxyDrive (GProxyVolumeMonitorGdu)
[17:23] <karlo94> Dr_Willis, oh I'm stupid :D ..I can in terminal "man rtorrent" ^^
[17:23] <Lint> HOW tomake my keyboard to switch by ALT-SHIFT instead of capslock WITHPUT running setxkbmap EACH LOGIN??
[17:23] <Dr_Willis> karlo94:  err.. rtorrent is a cli app.. :)
[17:23] <Dr_Willis> karlo94:  also it has a web interface option i think.
[17:24] <Dr_Willis> Lint:  to switch to what?
[17:24] <sipior> Roasted_: no other entries?
[17:24] <willitfloat> Does anyone have a page or anything on how to make Ubuntu as secure as possible? Maybe a list of all tools and ways, and so on. I'm thinking encryption, ssh, tor, gpg, and everything..
[17:24] <karlo94> Dr_Willis, I have installed shell rtorrent o.O
[17:24] <Roasted_> sipior, nada
[17:24] <Roasted_> ikonia, you seeing this?
[17:24] <Lint> Dr_Willis, omg to switch within group of course
[17:24] <Dr_Willis> karlo94:  screen is often used with rtorrent :) or so i recall from the rtorrent homepate/docs/guides
[17:25] <luckybunny> hi everyone. I'm having a problem...
[17:25] <Dr_Willis> Lint:  group? what group? i dont think we understand what you are trying to do...
[17:25] <ikonia> Roasted_: I'm not interested
[17:25] <Roasted_> ikonia, just wanted to make you aware that it clearly has nothing to do with bashrc after all.
[17:25] <Roasted_> ikonia, you know, in case anyone else asks. ;)
[17:25] <ikonia> Roasted_: not interested
[17:25] <lahwran> will ulimit -m 1048576 limit memory use to 1gb?
[17:25] <Lint> Dr_Willis, layout group??
[17:25] <Roasted_> ikonia, just trying to be pro active in case anybody else has the same issue.
[17:25] <Roasted_> ikonia, that's all :)
[17:25] <luckybunny> I'm using an NVIDIA GeForce 2 Ti card, and I have downloaded the driver from NVIDIA for it
[17:25] <Dr_Willis> Lint:  you are refering to compiz features?
[17:25] <sipior> Roasted_: look, no need to stir up trouble here.
[17:25] <luckybunny> I tried installing it, but it seems to dislike my kernel
[17:26] <Roasted_> sipior, not stirring anything up.
[17:26] <luckybunny> and the install failed
[17:26] <Roasted_> sipior, just trying to help out here for the sake of other users.
[17:26] <sipior> uh huh.
[17:26] <Roasted_> sipior, any idea what could have happened?
[17:26] <mamece2> ljl it says wine doesnt work for amd64 and i got intel
[17:26] <Pudabudigada> In virtual box, can I just use a normal installation instead of a disk image?
[17:26] <Roasted_> sipior, I just find it odd it changed something at the domain level.
[17:26] <Lint> i refer to keyboard layoput switching within group!! it's on capslock by default! i want to it be alt-shift as in NORMAL OS
[17:27] <Ratzinger> must be Monday.
[17:27] <ruan> luckybunny: why don't you use the properitary drivers?
[17:27] <sipior> Roasted_: not sure what you mean by "at the domain level". the shell sets its prompt from an environmental variable. can you try starting a shell with "bash -l"?
[17:27] <luckybunny> ruan: that's what I got
[17:27] <willitfloat> Ratzinger: not in Australia and so on.
[17:28] <luckybunny> I got it straight from NVIDIA
[17:28] <ruan> luckybunny: what about the ones in System > Administration > Additional drivers?
[17:28] <luckybunny> ruan: nothing there at all
[17:28] <ruan> luckybunny: hmm ok
[17:29] <Roasted_> sipior, if I do that, it lists my_name@computername:~$
[17:29] <Roasted_> sipior, but if I hit exit, it bounces back to $
[17:29] <sipior> Roasted_: that's promising.
[17:29] <bbc> how can I bring a text file in C# and use it?
[17:29] <sipior> Roasted_: you're logged into this host via ssh, i guess?
[17:29] <ruan> bbc: what do you mean?
[17:29] <emma_wall> I'm tring to setup PHPldapadmin but i keep receiving the following message "This base entry does not exist.Create it?" does anyone know why this is happening?
[17:29] <Roasted_> sipior, nope. This ubuntu system is on our domain. I just logged in at the login screen as domain\my_username.
[17:30] <Lint> bbc, mono-gmcs should be of some use
[17:30] <sipior> Roasted_: what is the value of "echo ${HOME}"?
[17:31] <Lint> HOW tomake my keyboard to switch layout by ALT-SHIFT instead of capslock WITHPUT running setxkbmap EACH LOGIN??
[17:31] <bbc> How can please help me.
[17:32] <Lint> bbc, install mono. install compiler. compile.
[17:32] <arand> Lint: There should be a setting in the advanced section of keyboard preferences.
[17:32] <Roasted_> sipior, /home/local/DOMAIN/My_User
[17:32] <Lint> I don't have any sprt of keyboard preferences
[17:32] <nictrasavios> hm
[17:33] <picasse>  cisco    http://informatiq-help.blogspot.com/2011/03/cisco-reseau-formation.html
[17:33] <nictrasavios> Well ive been watching this channel from the shadows, is there a place to discuss the quality of the support community?
[17:33] <arand> Lint: How come?
[17:33] <bbc> I forget that codes.
[17:33] <VonGuard> just updated with the weekends patches, and now my wireless selection menu is gone
[17:33] <VonGuard> anyone know how to get it back?
[17:33] <Lint> it's not gnome, it's lxde
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> Mine says next input method Alt-shift-L  . but no idea what an input method even is. in my keyboard preferances.. :)
[17:34] <arand> Lint: I am not sure then, #lubuntu may know more specifics for lubuntu
[17:34] <Lint> input methods are for weeboo locales, I use simple group switching and ordinary keymaps
[17:34] <VonGuard> dammit
[17:35] <VonGuard> i added some new network monitor thing
[17:35] <VonGuard> not working
[17:35] <weather_dude> is it possible to change weather server in ubuntu?
[17:35] <VonGuard> wrong applet, even though it is the same icon
[17:35] <nictrasavios> Anyway, I would like some help. My box seems to have a few bugs in it.
[17:35] <Lint> of course I would were in Lubuntu channel if there was actual people here
[17:35] <Dr_Willis> Hmm. theres the mouse double click speed setting for Lubuntu - in the Openbox Settings.. someone was asking about that the other day...
[17:35] <Lint> *there
[17:35] <VonGuard> wtf, how can i get my wireless menu back?!
[17:35] <Lint> it was I
[17:35] <oCean> VonGuard: calm down, don't start that language here
[17:35] <sipior> Roasted_: at this point, the "INVOCATION" section of the bash man page is helpful. do you have the files /etc/bash.bashrc or $HOME/.bashrc?
[17:35] <VonGuard> sorry
[17:36] <nictrasavios> Dose anyone , perhaps know how to upgrade a distrobution without the terminal command for it?
[17:36] <ruan> VonGuard: have you checked in the System menu?
[17:36] <VonGuard> yeah
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> Im on a Ubuntu+lubuntu+kubuntu system. so i got 100+ icons in my perferances menu. :)
[17:36] <VonGuard> network monitor is there
[17:36] <VonGuard> but that's not what i need
[17:36] <siddhion> when ever I awaken my laptop from sleep I have to enter my password to log into my ubuntu 10.04 session. how to make it just login with out asking for password?
[17:36] <nictrasavios> Its not giving me the option  to upgrade my Lucid.
[17:36] <ruan> VonGuard: and network connections?
[17:36] <VonGuard> the old wireless network selection drop down menu is gone
[17:36] <VonGuard> network connections is still there
[17:36] <VonGuard> i have the connections
[17:36] <picasse>  cisco    http://informatiq-help.blogspot.com/2011/03/cisco-reseau-formation.html
[17:36] <arand> Lint: Possibly in #lxde @ OFTC ,  unless someone else here happens to know
[17:36] <terry> VonGuard: You might try switching to wicd
[17:36] <nictrasavios> I wish to be operating a 10.10, Maverick box. But it is always telling me there is no upgrade. Is anyone able to help me?
[17:36] <VonGuard> i tried wicd many times
[17:36] <VonGuard> it's no better or worse
[17:37] <Roasted_> does wicd even have active support anymore?
[17:37] <VonGuard> it was fine before i updated, just want to go back to that
[17:37] <Lint> omg it was 200ms, who ever came with this value by default?
[17:37] <Roasted_> last I heard they had like two part time weekend coders that didn't even seem interested in the project...
[17:37] <terry> VonGuard: What is the problem with wicd?
[17:37] <VonGuard> wicd is not the solution
[17:37] <Dr_Willis> Lint:  cant say that ive notuiced 200ms being a problem..
[17:37] <VonGuard> i had a drop down menu that listed wireless networks
[17:37] <VonGuard> i updated
[17:37] <terry> VonGuard: To what problem?
[17:37] <VonGuard> now it is gone
[17:37] <VonGuard> and i can't seem to add it again
[17:37] <VonGuard> it'
[17:37] <VonGuard> it's not in the add items panel
[17:37] <nictrasavios> Um, can you all hear me? Or am i muted or somthing. I seem to be getting ignored.
[17:37] <Roasted_> sipior, I have .bashrc in my home dir + /etc/bash.bashrc
[17:38] <VonGuard> only some other thing that, when i click it, it gives me the network connections control panel
[17:38] <sipior> Roasted_: is PS1 set in either of those files?
[17:38] <VonGuard> not  what i want
[17:38] <ruan> nictrasavios: we can hear you
[17:38] <terry> VonGuard: What is not in the items panel?
[17:38] <VonGuard> the wireless network selection menu
[17:38] <ubuntu__> hey, can someone help me with grub?  Windows killed it...
[17:38] <nictrasavios> ruan: Alright, i was scared for a second.
[17:38] <nictrasavios> i can!
[17:38] <KnitGal> hi all . . . last friday I ran apt-get on my ubuntu server (which is runnng 10.0.4) to update it to the latest version.  i walked away at a crucial moment, and came back to find a strange process
[17:38] <VonGuard> the little curved lines that represent my wireless connectivity
[17:38] <ruan> !grub2
[17:38] <nictrasavios> I fixed that today :D
[17:38] <ubuntu__> cool!
[17:38] <VonGuard> it's no longer in my menu bar, and i cant seem to get it back
[17:38] <Roasted_> sipior, I didnt intentionally set PS1 at any point in time. Am I to look for a PS1 entry somewhere?
[17:39] <sipior> Roasted_: yes.
[17:39] <nictrasavios> Lemme guess, you cant boot into your Ubuntu anymore? It just goes right to windows?
[17:39] <willitfloat> VonGuard: reboot?
[17:39] <ruan> ubuntu__: check the RestoreGrub link
[17:39] <VonGuard> just did willitfloat
[17:39] <KnitGal> that i have no idea what it is.  this process has been running for 2 days now.  it looks something like this:  [3373344.199144] [UFWBlock] IN=eth0 out= MAC=  blah blah blah LEN=1048   i notice that the numeral sequence at the beginning seems to be incrementing.  any idea what this is?
[17:39] <VonGuard> will try again
[17:39] <VonGuard> the reboot is what made it go away
[17:39] <galamar> im having problems with the web pages refresh rate for my linux pc. i would think that it should load pages as fast as the windows laptops that my friends have. (i use google chrome because mozilla is very slow)
[17:39] <ruan> KnitGal: looks like UFW
[17:39] <OshiroX> Does anyone have a good list for host file?
[17:40] <willitfloat> VonGuard: maybe unreboot?
[17:40] <nictrasavios> ubuntu__: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[17:40] <VonGuard> huh
[17:40] <ruan> !ufw
[17:40] <KnitGal> what is UFW?
[17:40] <terry> VonGuard: pastebinit /etc/network/interfaces
[17:40] <Pumpkin-> KnitGal: ufw is the "uncomplicated firewalL". It looks like firewall logs to me.
[17:40] <KnitGal> oh .  .
[17:40] <Lint> KnitGal, time since system startup
[17:40] <KnitGal> so how do i stop this?
[17:40] <Roasted_> sipior, want me to just pastebin these? I'm not entirely sure what I'm after here.
[17:40] <gaurav_help> is there any way to read code inside exe files
[17:40] <VonGuard> terry: my interfaces are fine
[17:41] <nictrasavios> Anyway, would a kind person like to help me with my upgrading problem?
[17:41] <sipior> Roasted_: if you haven't modified those, let's assume they're the same as on my system.
[17:41] <VonGuard> terry: it's just the menu that is gone. i cannot sign onto a wireless network without that ddrop down menu
[17:41] <oCean> gaurav_help: we don't have exe files in Linux
[17:41] <ruan> gaurav_help: it depends
[17:41] <VonGuard> hey wow!
[17:41] <VonGuard> rebooting worked willitfloat
[17:41] <VonGuard> thanks everyone!
[17:41] <sipior> Roasted_: so that PS1 should be set in /etc/bash.bashrc, and invoked in an interactive shell that is not a login shell.
[17:41] <VonGuard> had no idea ubuntu behavede like a mac
[17:41] <willitfloat> VonGuard: cheers :)
[17:41] <Roasted_> sipior, I personally havent modified it, but Im not sure if anything did in the background.
[17:41] <gaurav_help> ruan, can u help me
[17:41] <sipior> Roasted_: when you issued that gvfs-volume command, where did that filesystem get mounted?
[17:41] <ruan> gaurav_help: exes usually contain compiled code though
[17:42] <hihihi100> how can I create an icon access to a command opened with mono? Im talking about mono OpenBve.exe
[17:42] <Lint> gaurav_help, x86dis?
[17:42] <Roasted_> sipior, it was to a network resource. I saw a link on the desktop (and nautilus) with a link to smb://fileserver/users
[17:42] <arand> nictrasavios: If you look in the software sources preferences in software centre, is it set to update to regular or LTS release only?
[17:42] <Roasted_> sipior, but the full command was like
[17:42] <Roasted_> sipior, gvfs-mount smb://fileserver/users/$()
[17:42] <nictrasavios> arand: Ill check, give me a second :)
[17:42] <sipior> Roasted_: one quick way to solve the problem should be to make gnome-terminal start every shell as a login shell.
[17:42] <gaurav_help> Lint, what is this is
[17:43] <terry> VonGuard:  I don't know why wicd didn't work for  you.  I've installed it on my 10.04 system and it works great. Very simple and straight forward. You may have an IP conflict on your network. You should look  to see if there is a conflict.
[17:43] <Roasted_> sipior, as I was trying to set a wildcard for it to detect my user and auto link me. I was testing this to get domain users to auto link to their folder share automatically.
[17:43] <Lint> gaurav_help, disassembler
[17:43] <gaurav_help> through this i read
[17:43] <willitfloat> terry: he left..
[17:43] <ruan> lol
[17:43] <KnitGal> okay, i used ctrl-c to stop it.  but it starts up again
[17:44] <KnitGal> what should i do to get this firewall process stopped?
[17:44] <nictrasavios> arand: that may have done it ! :) so i just run the dist-upgrade command
[17:44] <nictrasavios> am i correct?
[17:44] <weather_dude> Is it possible to change weather server in ubuntu?
[17:44] <gaurav_help> is there any decompiler to view the exe fies
[17:45] <arand> nictrasavios: Just start update manager, and update it.
[17:45] <weather_dude> my city isnt listed in map locations
[17:45] <weather_dude> ..
[17:45] <karla> gaurav_help, ndisasm, mingw32 objdump -d
[17:45] <nictrasavios> arand: Is there a way to do it from the terminal. I find the GUI very cumbersome.
[17:45] <willitfloat> weather_dude: very small city?
[17:45] <ninjai> hey guys, having some problems getting my sound working again.  it used to work.  I've tried one of the ubuntu sound debugging guuides to no avail.  What is my next step?  It's recognized, I believe the driver is in the kernel, and the sound preferences in gnome say "internal audio, 1 output" under hardware, then "dummy output" under output.  What do???
[17:46] <nictrasavios> arand: Nevermind, i wont be picky haha, im getting help. I should be grateful a nice man like yourself is helping me at all.
[17:46] <Lint> I need to know how my default X keymap is set. Also I need keyboard editor. can someone help?
[17:46] <coz_> ninjah`,   did you open a terminal     alsamixer   to be sure nothing is turned down or muted ?
[17:46] <arand> nictrasavios: There is a do-release-upgrade/update iirc
[17:46] <Roasted_> sipior, any thoughts?
[17:46] <gaurav_help> karla, i can use this in linux is this decomlpe the exe files
[17:46] <weather_dude> From where Ubuntu gets weather info and how can I change the server?
[17:46] <arand> nictrasavios: :)
[17:46] <blag> i think gdm is crashing on me, because when i try to login, the screen goes black and it just resets back to gdm.  when i switch to a different tty with Ctrl+Alt+# and run startx, it all works just fine.  How do i figure out why gdm is crashing?
[17:47] <karla> gaurav_help, more like disassemble
[17:47] <nictrasavios> arand: Hmm, my system cannot get an exclusive lock even tho im not running anything else, i will try a reboot and then try again.
[17:47] <galamar> is there a better channel to ask this question in? ...  im having problems with the web pages refresh rate for my linux pc. i would think that it should load pages as fast as the windows laptops that my friends have. i use google chrome because mozilla is very slow
[17:47] <sipior> Roasted_: it's difficult to say without being able to inspect the machine directly. it would be interesting to see if other logins experienced the same problem.
[17:47] <arand> nictrasavios: close all things related to package management first
[17:47] <karla> gaurav_help, there's also a piece of software that operates on a slightly higher level, i forgot the name but its icon is like a small face from an old painting....
[17:47] <Roasted_> sipior, well the other login account I used didn't exhibit the problem, but Ia lso didn't run that darn command on it either.
[17:48] <karla> gaurav_help, if that helps...
[17:48] <sipior> Roasted_: do you have any entries in $HOME/.gvfs?
[17:48] <Jesdisciple> hi, I'm trying to debug a Web page that uses Flash, but apparently Firebug doesn't watch Flash's network activity. (I don't have access to the ActionScript, but I know it works.)
[17:48] <Roasted_> sipior, .gvfs is empty.
[17:48] <Jesdisciple> is there any tool that can watch all (HTTP) network activity and show me the messages for all traffic?
[17:49] <sipior> Roasted_: using ls -a?
[17:49] <willitfloat> galamar: well, first of all, if your computer is a relic then it will be slow..
[17:49] <blag> Jesdisciple: wireshark?
[17:49] <Roasted_> sipior, no, nautilus with hidden folders shown. sec Ill go into term and hceck
[17:49] <nictrasavios> Back :)
[17:49] <gaurav_help> karla, thanks for this
[17:49] <Jesdisciple> blag: earching
[17:49] <Jesdisciple> s^
[17:49] <Roasted_> sipior, just . and ..
[17:49] <nictrasavios> Well this is a fresh install, nothing to backup so here goes nothing.
[17:49] <sipior> Roasted_: also, does this behaviour survive a reboot?
[17:49] <cannonball> Every day, my clock object in the panel dies at 9:45 AM.  I click the button to reload and it appears.  Anybody ever seen anything like that?  Using the default 10.10 desktop, nvidia 8600GT with nvidia binary drivers.
[17:50] <Roasted_> sipior, yup. reboot, log out, different ubuntu machines on the domain, etc.
[17:50] <Roasted_> sipior, its STUCK to my account, from what I can see.
[17:50] <nibbler_> Jesdisciple, i had quiet good experience with http fox lately when mirroring a flash-heavy page
[17:50] <Green1> what is a turn-server???
[17:50] <Lint> I'm positively being ignored here, is thereother help channel which gives you answers and not treat you like 2nd rate junk becauise you're not in us domain?
[17:50] <galamar> willitfloat, its not that old. and not when compared to the laptops that refresh fine.
[17:50] <sipior> Roasted_: you're authenticating against a windows domain?
[17:50] <nictrasavios> Preparing >.< ohh.... Im shaky. Upgrades are always tense.
[17:51] <Roasted_> sipior, yes
[17:51] <nibbler_> Jesdisciple, it required a lot of hand work. if its too many urls that are getting GETed, use ngrep to sniff it directly and grep out the urls
[17:51] <blag> Lint: whats up?
[17:51] <sipior> Roasted_: i'm not terribly familiar with the breed, but have you checked to see what has changed in that entry?
[17:51] <nibbler_> Jesdisciple, or setup a proxy directly
[17:51] <joeb_> i didn't have to ssh .. chicken of the vnc found the remote desktop automatic
[17:51] <nictrasavios> Setting new software channels .... O.
[17:51] <nictrasavios> O.O*
[17:51] <deca> does virtual box uses usb port and com ports as normal ?
[17:51] <Jesdisciple> nibbler_: nah it's just one URL, and I see network activity on system monitor
[17:52] <nictrasavios> deca: you have to configure it to read from them, but yes.
[17:52] <Roasted_> sipior, what entry are you referring to?
[17:52] <Jesdisciple> but I'm having trouble verifying that it's getting to the server
[17:52] <Jesdisciple> and in what form
[17:52] <Jesdisciple> nibbler_: ^
[17:52] <fumanchu182> Where would i be able to find the location of the logrotate configuration file?
[17:52] <sipior> Roasted_: the directory entry corresponding to your login.
[17:52] <j_ayen_green> this is a kind of finger-pointing answer opportunity I guess (vbox/ubuntu/vista) but I am running ubuntu as a guest in vbox under vista, and have my vista My Documents directory as shared and mounted. The cli in ubuntu shows and can access all of it, but Places only shows a few subdirectories
[17:52] <deca> nictasavios :tx
[17:52] <weather_dude> How I can configure libgweather?
[17:52] <Lint> I need to know how to change my default keyboard options. the defaults are awful, I don't know anything about this and tired of running setxkbmap manually EACH login
[17:52] <galamar> willitfloat, i dont have any other problems with it like download speeds or programs running slow everything seems to be fine except the refresh rate most web pages?
[17:52] <Roasted_> sipior, I'm not sure I follow. are you referring to the network resource I tried to link to when this all happened?
[17:53] <deca> i am installing vista on virtual box right now
[17:53] <sipior> Roasted_: i'm referring to the account information which is currently stored in the windows domain controller.
[17:53] <nictrasavios> Getting New Packages O.O..... Oh 30 minutes... oh great haha im gonna be freaking out for 30 minutes strait.
[17:53] <nictrasavios> straight*
[17:53] <cannonball> fumanchu182: man logrotate, it tells you where the configuration file is.  Look near the bottom of the manual page.
[17:54] <sipior> Roasted_: it should know something about the location of your home directory, for example.
[17:54] <fumanchu182> cannonball, i was just in there didn't notice anything, will look again
[17:54] <nictrasavios> Oh nevermind... 51 minutes.... Wait wait... Hour and 20... Wait WAIT 33..... Lmao? Back where i started.
[17:54] <willitfloat> galamar: might be something with the proprietary videodrivers, if that's what you use? however, i know nothing about them, so i cant help further.
[17:54] <fumanchu182> cannonball, got it
[17:54] <Roasted_> sipior, within AD?
[17:54] <fumanchu182> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/maverick/en/man8/logrotate.8.html#contenttoc5 in case anyone wants
[17:54] <nictrasavios> I should shut up. Your all going to kill me soon haha!
[17:55] <weather_dude> How I can configure libgweather?
[17:55] <fumanchu182> btw man pages online = win ty for whoever set this up
[17:55] <cannonball> fumanchu182: that file includes everything in /etc/logrotate.d/, so what you're looking for may be in there instead.
[17:55] <sipior> Roasted_: yep.
[17:55] <lwizardl> hi
[17:55] <Roasted_> sipior, let me check
[17:55] <cth_lhu77> hi all
[17:55] <j_ayen_green> would Places have a reason to only be able to or only want to show part of a directory differently than ls does?
[17:55] <lwizardl> i have an intel hdmi audio system on my laptop and when i plug in headphones the laptop speakers don't mute
[17:55] <lwizardl> how do i fix this
[17:56] <j_ayen_green> a mounted directory
[17:56] <nictrasavios> Okay, to calm my nerves im going to help people haha.
[17:56] <terry> lwizardl: that is a hardware issue.
[17:56] <nictrasavios> lwizardl: i had a problem like that on windows vista. I dont know what it is though.
[17:57] <nictrasavios> lwizardl: It was, infact, the reason i came to ubuntu.
[17:57] <lwizardl> terry, yeah I know someone in here helped before with this issue
[17:57] <nibbler_> Jesdisciple, thing is, you enter an url, and this flash crap opens another 15. and you want to know which. its loading xmldata, flashanimations and all kinds of stuffs
[17:58] <nictrasavios> lwizardl: Gah. Mine just went away. I wish i could be of more service. If it is a hardware issue... Well $1000 and a baseball bat will fix that
[17:58] <terry> lwizardl: Well, I THOUGHT is was a hardware issue. Maybe I'm wrong.
[17:58] <drc> lwizardl: maybe http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=900898 will help?
[17:58] <Roasted_> sipior, well I just looked through it. everything looks spot-on normal.
[17:59] <Jesdisciple> nibbler_: HttpFox shows nothing, and I just noticed that although system monitor does show network activity, it's only outgoing...?
[17:59] <nibbler_> Jesdisciple, tcpdump, ngrep, wireshark
[18:00] <nictrasavios> Oh, dose anyone know how to connect to a passworldless wlan0 network via terminal?
[18:00] <hihihi100> any OPENBVE user here?
[18:00] <cannonball> lwizardl: Google found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806620
[18:00] <nictrasavios> Its the one thing i can't do in the terminal, and probably the only thing i have to do via GUI.
[18:01] <sipior> Roasted_: hmm. bit of a head-scratcher. unfortunately, i need to be on my way. i would say the thing to do is to create a series of test accounts, and check their login environments with "printenv", both before and after running a gvfs-mount.
[18:01] <kman> Evening, gods of the operating system. When i choose the "boot to first HD" option on my liveusb of ubuntu 10.10, it fails to boot and i get to initramfs. Can i check the integrity of the disk from there?
[18:01] <Roasted_> sipior, appreciate it bro
[18:01] <hytreem_> hello?
[18:01] <dajhorn> nictrasavios: Look at the wpa_cli and wpa_supplicant programs.   You can also add the wlan0 to /etc/network/interfaces and use ifup+ifdown instead.
[18:02] <Roasted_> dajhorn, what did that command do :(
[18:02] <nictrasavios> kman: For somereason that option dosent work on any boot disk i have tried. If your looking to check your system...  i would try a forensics boot CD like Backtrack 4, Gnacktrack, Helix ... etc.
[18:02] <callaghan> nictrasavios: try: man iwconfig
[18:02] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  What did what command do?  I haven't been watching your thread.
[18:02] <hytreem_> mineur, I'm back :p
[18:02] <Roasted_> dajhorn, the gvfs-mount command.
[18:02] <j_ayen_green> the only hints I have are that the folder icon for the shared folder in Places has a lock on it, when I right-click and select properties it counts 1300 items and 1.2 gig, which is probably right, but when I double click on it, it shows only a few subdirectories (all My something) which is a small subset
[18:03] <Akadrus> Hello everyone :P
[18:03] <nictrasavios> callaghan: ive tried using iwconfig , iwlist , and the host of that method, and it seen my network but was unable to get the connection.
[18:03] <Roasted_> dajhorn, it perma-changed my prompt to $. Even on other ubuntu computers when I log in my term prompt is $.
[18:03] <nictrasavios> dajhorn: alright i will :)
[18:03] <citrus2> hey all,   so i did a dist-upgrade    and quickly found out the new version of PHP that came with it  borked my joomla server.     how do i install an older version of php in the command line and lock it in place?
[18:03] <nictrasavios> after my distro-upgrade... id rather not mess with anything.
[18:03] <dajhorn> Roasted_:  Go back to your thread with ikonia.   I don't have any other advice.  Maybe you trashed your .profile or your .bashrc files where the PS1 variable is set.
[18:04] <callaghan> nictrasavios: I was able to connect to my wifi with iwconfig, but I'm no expert with the command, however this helped me a lot: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=258857
[18:04] <dajhorn> Roasted_: And if you eventually got likewise working, then your domain users could be getting the profile (with the PS1) from the domain server.
[18:04] <Roasted_> dajhorn, ikonia was thinking it was local on the machine. But the key is, I logged into an entirely different Ubuntu computer on the domain, and it was like that. That's where I'm kind of confused.
[18:04] <ubuntu__> Hey, I'm the guy who just asked about fixing the grub killed by windows, the page didn't help
[18:04] <Roasted_> dajhorn, oh yes, likewise is working.
[18:05]  * Lint wants to know wherethe hell keyboard options are set...
[18:05] <nictrasavios> callaghan: it seems my probelm is when entering my key, since well... i have none and it wont take it blank.
[18:05] <osiris> Evening all
[18:05] <kman> nictrasavios, which one if them is the easiest to use and can be booted from usb?
[18:06] <stefwal> Lint: what are you looking for?
[18:06] <callaghan> nictrasavios: maybe this? http://www.wirelessdefence.org/Contents/LinuxWirelessCommands.htm#Connecting%20to%20WLAN%20%28DHCP%29
[18:06] <blag> Lint: System > Preferences > Keyboard -> Layout tab -> Options button
[18:07] <boogyMan> arg!
[18:07] <kman> Dude!
[18:07] <fatal_ERROR777> Guys, I have a question: does Intel support Ubuntu? I heard the myth that it isn't. I really have a slow Ubuntu perfomance comparing to Windows. Help?
[18:07] <dajhorn> citrus2:  You need to do a package pin in /etc/apt/preferences and re-add the old repos to the sources.list file.  Maybe ubottu knows...
[18:07] <dajhorn> !pinning > citrus2
[18:07] <boogyMan> grub help anyone?
[18:07] <nictrasavios> kman: easy to use? Oh there your in for it. The 3 i just said are hacker distros. But their "intended purpose" is for make sure yours system is locked down. So they have great tools for it.
[18:07] <Lint> How do you think, if I would use gnome, whould i have such soert of idiotic problem??
[18:07] <ikonia> Roasted_: I didn't think it was local to the machine, more so as your directory is network mounted at a domain level,
[18:07] <Padster> boogyMan: what do you need help with?
[18:08] <terry> fatal_ERROR777: You mean and intel processor?
[18:08] <Lint> some how my keyboard is setup in a strange way on my login. i need to know what to change to fix it.
[18:08] <nictrasavios> kman: the majority of the tools are CLI.. So easy to use ... no. Try looking around www.dedoimedo.com , he has some great security articles and links to the security distros, probably one you need is there.
[18:08] <boogyMan> someone linked me to a good resouce page for recovering grub, but it didn't fir my problem
[18:08] <[TK]D-Fender> fatal_ERROR777: That is an extremely unqualified statement.
[18:08] <kman> nictrasavios, great! thanks for your help!
[18:08] <callaghan> nictrasavios: iwconfig [interface] key open (sets open mode, no authentication is used and card may accept non-encrypted sessions) (from the same website; hope this helps :) )
[18:08] <Roasted_> ikonia, yar. I'm just not sure what's sticking it. AD has nothing that stands out as being weird, and nothing is in my share on the server either.
[18:08] <[TK]D-Fender> fatal_ERROR777: No mention of which versiono f either OS, what hardware, and what your basis of comparison is.
[18:09] <fatal_ERROR777> terry: yeah, I'm kinda confused
[18:09] <terry> fatal_ERROR777: What exactly is slow?
[18:09] <nictrasavios> callaghan: ill try it after the distro upgrade, im pretty sure that needs stable internet :D
[18:09] <galamar> if im having problems with proprietary video drivers how would i find out and fix it if thats what is cause slow refresh for web pages?
[18:09] <hytreem_> jono, bacon?
[18:09] <terry> fatal_ERROR777: Are you comparing boot-up time?
[18:09] <jono> hytreem_, yep
[18:09] <fatal_ERROR777> terry: the booting up
[18:10] <nictrasavios> kman: No problem :D
[18:10] <hytreem_> jono, could we PM for 3 minutes please?
[18:10] <jono> hytreem_, sure
[18:10] <terry> fatal_ERROR777: Oh yea, Ubuntu will take longer to boot.  That is normal.
[18:10] <hytreem_> cool
[18:10] <nictrasavios> jono: Can i join? Im nosey. JK. Lmao.
[18:10] <lotuspsychje> does ubuntu updates patch latest linux exploits?
[18:10] <dajhorn> lotuspsychje: Yes.
[18:10] <ikonia> lotuspsychje: it patches problems with the versions you are using
[18:10] <boogyMan> Padster: need help reinstalling it after win7 killed it
[18:10] <lotuspsychje> tnx guys
[18:10] <ivo8a> hola
[18:10] <nictrasavios> lotuspsychje: I can assure you they were patched before you could say the world "Linux"
[18:11] <nictrasavios> word*
[18:11] <lotuspsychje> lol
[18:11] <Padster> boogyMan: oh, so it just boots into windows?
[18:11] <lotuspsychje> nice1
[18:11] <A-06> ok... I have no x server
[18:11] <boogyMan> Padster: yup
[18:11] <nictrasavios> boogyMan: I just helped someone with that 5 minutes ago lmao...
[18:11] <lotuspsychje> because ive read one day maverick had a kernel exploit
[18:11] <terry> Guest30503: What happened?
[18:11] <nictrasavios> boogyman: One second haha
[18:11] <terry> Guest30503: Is this a fresh install?
[18:12] <Padster> boogyMan: well, maybe download system rescue cd and do something..
[18:12] <fatal_ERROR777> terry: after reading Linux haters, I really want to change OS. But after seeng my friend's blue screen of doom, I think other wise ;)
[18:12] <nictrasavios> boogyMan, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[18:12] <boogyMan> nictrasavios: that was me
[18:12] <Guest30503> terry: no
[18:12] <Padster> boogyMan: i know there are live discs to restore the master boot record. but idk what to do exactly atm
[18:12] <nictrasavios> boogyMan: Reinstalling grub should have fixed it?
[18:12] <Guest30503> I was trying to install NVIDIA drivers
[18:12] <joeb_> anyways .. why did they get rid of the command aptituide ?
[18:12] <Guest30503> and it created its own xorg.conf
[18:12] <ikonia> joeb_: it's still available isn't it ?
[18:12] <Guest30503> now there is no x server at all
[18:13] <Padster> gtg
[18:13] <terry> fatal_ERROR777: Linux has a lot of advantages.  It is a very powerful OS.  You'll just have to try it and see.  But you'll like it for sure.
[18:13] <boogyMan> nictrasavios: tried, but windows wrote over everything and there is no "right" place to install it with a kernel
[18:13] <Guest30503> and I'm lucky I had irssi, because Xchat and Kvirc both need the GUI
[18:13] <boogyMan> nictrasavios: it's screwing with my head
[18:13] <dajhorn> joeb_: Aptitude is still available.   `apt-get install aptitude`
[18:13] <kman> When i choose the "boot to first HD" option on my liveusb of ubuntu 10.10, it fails to boot and i get to initramfs. Can i check the integrity of the disk from there? Are there any commands like fsck or e2fsck there?
[18:14] <Guest30503> I have no idea how to get my X server back and actually see Ubuntu
[18:14] <psusi> kman: from there being the livecd, or the initramfs?
[18:14] <terry> Guest30503: What happened?
[18:14] <jahil> hi everyone
[18:14] <Guest30503> ^^
[18:14] <jnlsnl_> How can i keep my mouse sensitivity when using twinview with eg. a t
[18:14] <jnlsnl_> How can i keep my mouse sensitivity when using twinview with eg. a tv
[18:14] <nictrasavios> boogyMan: im gonna give you a download link, burn this iso to a disk and boot from it, then detect the grub installation (even if mbr is over written) and it should lead from there.
[18:14] <joeb_> chicken of the vnc is killing my connection
[18:14] <kman> psusi, from there being the initramfs ^^
[18:14] <joeb_> dajhorn-  but is it needed ?
[18:14] <terry> Guest30503: You can remove the xorg.conf file
[18:15] <dajhorn> joeb_: No, aptitude is not essential.
[18:15] <Guest30503> how?
[18:15] <nictrasavios> boogyMan, http://download.berlios.de/supergrub/super_grub_disk_hybrid-1.98s1.iso
[18:15] <fatal_ERROR777> terry: in my opinion, all OS's aren't the best. Each one is designed for different purposes. I prefer Linux, because I can fix bugs by myself. In Windows, you have to wait a year to have a bugfix...
[18:15] <boogyMan> nictrasavios: ok, meanwhile, I'll go over the thingy again
[18:15] <terry> Guest30503: sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:15] <karla> fatal_ERROR777, ugh if it were only just windows
[18:15] <arand> terry: Guest30503 I would move it instead
[18:15] <nictrasavios> boogyMan: the link i sent you before may be outsated
[18:15] <karla> !ot | karla
[18:15] <nictrasavios> dated*
[18:16] <nictrasavios> boogyMan, heres an office ubuntu article on it
[18:16] <arand> Guest30503: Don't delete just rename using the mv command
[18:16] <nictrasavios> boogyMan, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[18:16] <terry> arand: Why?
[18:16] <boogyMan> nictrasavios: thanks
[18:16] <kman> psusi, any ideas?
[18:16] <boogyMan> nictrasavios: I think I see something I did wrong
[18:17] <nictrasavios> boogyMan: No problem, and that disk you burn, keep it always. Trust me, its saved me time and time again.
[18:17] <psusi> kman: not from the initramfs I don't think, but if you boot the livecd, yes
[18:17] <Guest30503> terry: done... now what?
[18:17] <Nillerz> karla, if it were windows then you wouldn't get an error that is easily googleable, you'd get 7 random error messages, one after the other, and the annoying "DUN!" sound each time you click "ok"
[18:17] <joeb_> let me throw this out there .. if i want to compile something from source do i have to do a apt-get build-dep <package name> or is there another command ?
[18:17] <terry> Guest30503: sudo pkill gdm
[18:17] <JustCJs> Hm, i suppose i'd need to compile support for uvesafb in my kernel, as opposed to building it against running kernel?
[18:17] <ikonia> joeb_: what do you want to build ?
[18:18] <Roasted_> Question - I am running Ubuntu on a Windows domain. I ran a command (gvfs-mount smb://fileserver/users/$() and now my terminal prompt is continually showing up as $. The kicker is, even on other Ubuntu computers on the domain, it shows up the same way. How can I fix this?
[18:18] <nictrasavios> karla, Yea hes right.... haha. Trust me, errors in windows are horrible to try and fix.
[18:18] <JustCJs> Vesafb just doesn't do it for me ;/ get awfully slow fbdev
[18:18] <karla> nictrasavios, Nillerz - I agree but don't get your engines all fired up boys, I was referring to NetBSD actually...
[18:18] <Nillerz> I use Windows sometimes just for video games, and even though I never use a web browser, the os seems to corrupt and break itself down over time.
[18:19] <joeb_> ikonia- i installed ffmpeg from apt-get install but i built it last time so i want t build it again
[18:19] <Nillerz> ?
[18:19] <Nillerz> ah, must have missed whatever you were talking about, just joined the channel
[18:19] <terry> A-06: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[18:19] <nictrasavios> karla, :P alrighty haha. long as you got a *nix like framework im happy.
[18:19] <ikonia> joeb_: why do you want to build it ? building things when you don't know what you are doing can have serious implications to your systems stability ?
[18:19] <karla> :)
[18:19] <ikonia> joeb_: is there a problem with the package from the repo ?
[18:19] <nictrasavios> karla, so youve used BSD? I used to run freeBSD.
[18:19] <joeb_> ikonia- no
[18:20] <joeb_> ikonia- i need experience
[18:20] <ikonia> that's valid, go for it
[18:20] <A-06> brb as luckybunny
[18:20] <joeb_> k
[18:20] <kman> nictrasavios, is backtrack preferable to gnacktrack?
[18:20] <A-06> and then I'll need that link again
[18:20] <A-06> lol
[18:20] <karla> nictrasavios, yep I ran most of them, I stuck with netbsd eventually, #ubuntu-offtopic btw :)
[18:20] <A-06> it has worked
[18:20] <ikonia> kman: both are offtopic here
[18:20] <olit> anybody
[18:20] <kman> ikonia, your right. Sorry.
[18:20] <ikonia> no problem
[18:21] <fatal_ERROR777> terry: Mac OS X is good, but it's a bit annoying in interface, and like any other OS, it can be laggy. I remember the times, when I wasted 5 min. of time just to have it logged in(but it was a comuter lab in school). Also, I can have no worser programs for free, and paying so much money gets useless...
[18:21] <nictrasavios> kman: Gnacktrack is the gnome version on gnacktrack, the dev did a horrible job on it, but it seems to work just as good. Just you wont get the street cred or the consistancy of the army behind backtrack.
[18:21] <terry> joeb_: First off, you need to install build-essential
[18:21] <ikonia> fatal_ERROR777: can we try to get back to the topic of ubuntu support
[18:21] <ikonia> nictrasavios: it's offtopic
[18:21] <stefwal> olit: anybody???
[18:21] <Nillerz> Mac OS X is great for catholics.
[18:21] <lotuspsychje> lol
[18:21] <Nillerz> As long as you listen to Apple and do what Apple says, you're computer will work fine
[18:21] <karla> O.o
[18:21] <fatal_ERROR777> ikonia: no problem.
[18:21] <ikonia> thanks
[18:22] <olit> i am getting disconnected from internet and ttyACM0 changes to ttyACM1 and vice versa..
[18:22] <luckybunny> thanks terry
[18:22] <luckybunny> I am now seeing GUI
[18:22] <luckybunny> but I'll need that link again
[18:22] <waxrose> lol
[18:22] <olit> have i come to official channel or what??
[18:22] <nictrasavios> kman: If you want gnome with backtrack tho, nodezero is better the gnacktrack, i forgot about it haha.
[18:22] <ikonia> olit: yes you are in the official #ubuntu channel
[18:22] <waxrose> olit, Yes
[18:22] <ikonia> !topic | olit
[18:22] <nictrasavios> kman: That will allow you to pen-test your distro.
[18:23] <olit> i m not new
[18:23] <ikonia> olit: then don't ask questions that suggest you are
[18:23] <waxrose> ikonia, Do you mind providing me with the list of bot commands so that I can help people without being redundant?
[18:23] <ikonia> nictrasavios: please drop the non-ubuntu conversation, I've asked you twice now
[18:23] <Pici> !usage | waxrose
[18:23] <Nillerz> !ubottu | ikonia
[18:23] <terry> luckybunny: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[18:23] <olit> ikonia before i get disconnected please help me
[18:23] <ikonia> !bot > waxrose
[18:23] <waxrose> Pici, Thanks. :D
[18:23] <ikonia> Nillerz: I know how it works, thanks
[18:24] <Roasted_> Question - I am running Ubuntu on a Windows domain. I ran a command (gvfs-mount smb://fileserver/users/$() and now my terminal prompt is continually showing up as $. The kicker is, even on other Ubuntu computers on the domain, it shows up the same way. How can I fix this?
[18:24] <nictrasavios> ikonia: hmm? Oh sorry. I get focused and off topic, my applogies. He was lookin to test his ubuntu, i was givin him tools to do so. But that is offtopic. I am sorry.
[18:24] <joeb_> how do i find a list of apps installed ?
[18:24] <ikonia> nictrasavios: not a problem, appreicated
[18:24] <Nillerz> I know, but whenever anyone uses ubottu un-necessarily I tell them what ubottu is for, it's to prevent ubottu from clogging the channel with useless information, phrased in such a way as to make linux sound like a call-center.
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> joeb_:  the pacakge manager tools can show whats installed.
[18:24] <ikonia> joeb_: dpkg -l shows the application packages installed
[18:24] <joeb_> Dr_Willis- doing it from cli
[18:24] <ikonia> joeb_: or you can just open the package manager which has a nicer interface
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> joeb_:  use the proper apt-* commands then i guess.
[18:25] <Lint> some how my keyboard is setup in a strange way on my login. i need to know what to change to fix it.
[18:25] <terry> Roasted_: Maybe pick a different directory name?
[18:25] <luckybunny> again, thanks terry
[18:25] <Stava> Does anyone want to trade their (valid) windows xp cd key for my unused win7 key?
[18:25] <Dr_Willis> I rarely use the more advanced features of apt. :)
[18:25] <ikonia> Stava: we don't discuss that
[18:25] <Nillerz> Stava, nope.
[18:25] <Roasted_> terry, tried that.
[18:25] <ikonia> Stava: please keep to ubuntu support only
[18:25] <waxrose> Stava, wrong channel for that.
[18:25] <Nillerz> why would you come to an Ubuntu channel for htat?
[18:25] <olit> cmon boys i cant go on changing ttyACM everytime
[18:26] <Nillerz> At the very least, anyone interested in your offer would probably just illegally generate the key themselves.
[18:26] <ikonia> Nillerz: just ignore it
[18:26] <genii-around> Lint: I'd suggest: sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup           and answer all the questions appropriately
[18:26] <Stava> well there is no trade-software-channel
[18:26] <ex0a> i have been using the open source ati driver on my onboard ati hd 4250 for a couple of months now but just recently i started having issues where the second monitor is "wavy".. how can i troubleshoot this?
[18:26] <ikonia> Nillerz: please stop feeding it
[18:26] <terry> Roasted_: I'm not sure I understand the situation.
[18:26] <stefwal> olit: sorry , I can't help you, I hope you find a resolution
[18:26] <Lint> genii-around, will it affect X apps?
[18:26] <Nillerz> !troll | ikonia
[18:26] <waxrose> lol
[18:26] <Roasted_> terry, pretty much what my main post said. I ran a command which goofed up my terminal prompt. Now it does it globally across all ubuntu systems under my name.
[18:27] <Lint> Roasted_, had you grep for PS1 in your home dir?
[18:27] <olit> whoever can help me respond before that agian disconnects
[18:27] <Roasted_> Lint, I looked into PS1 a few times with the help of another user, but nothing ever came about it. Do you know much about it?
[18:27] <ayush> hello there, is there any way to install windows drivers in my ubuntu box
[18:28] <olit> ndiswrapper ayush
[18:28] <ikonia> ayush: it depends on the device, in my view it's not a good idea, what's the device that's a problem
[18:28] <Lint> ayush, only for wireless devices
[18:28] <overclucker> !warez
[18:28] <jnlsnl_> How can i keep my mouse sensitivity when using twinview with eg. a tv
[18:28] <genii-around> Lint: It gives X a hint of what to use, but you can always use something like xmodmap or so on to make your own X keyboard map
[18:28] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  you some how exported a PS1 variable.. export it to a value you like.  to get a prompt you like.
[18:28] <fatal_ERROR777> omg, my youtube vids are PINK! after figuring out a while, I came with a solution: Delete a PREF cookie. But the browser, which I'm running (Chromium) doesn't support (I think so) this option. Help?
[18:28] <ayush> @ikonia its a usb modem
[18:29] <Roasted_> Dr_Willis, well, that's where I get a little lost, as I'm not entirely sure what I did with the command I issued.
[18:29] <ikonia> ayush: are you %100 certain it's not supported in Linux ?
[18:29] <Dr_Willis> fatal_ERROR777:  ive seen pink flash fix's on some web sites mentioned..
[18:29] <drc> fatal_ERROR777: http://www.webupd8.org/2011/03/fix-pinkred-youtube-videos-bug-using.html
[18:29] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  no idea what you did.. most liklely changed a line in .bashrc or .profile you could always put a differnt export PS1=' ' at the end of one of those files.
[18:29] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  theres a 'bash prompt howto' thats worth reading. :) if you want to play with p[rompts
[18:30] <ayush> @ikonia its has worked in puppy and sabayon but its not working in ubuntu
[18:30] <Roasted_> Dr_Willis, could I just copy the bashrc contents from another profile?
[18:30] <terry> Dr_Willis: See my pm
[18:30] <ikonia> ayush: ok, that suggests there is some form of Linux support at least
[18:30] <ayush> @olit thanx
[18:30] <olit> what for??
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  theres a few PS lines in the default ones.. i think one sets  a root user priompt in some cases, or a color one in other cases..   you could always diff your .profile with the oritinal .profile and see whats differnt
[18:30] <ayush> @ikonia lsusb reads it
[18:31] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  or go explore the promots out there and find one you like and use it.
[18:31] <olit> what did i do ,.... i m very much messed pp here
[18:31] <Lint> ayush, do you have relevant firmware installed?
[18:31] <ayush> @ikonia gnome -ppp fails
[18:31] <olit> ayush, lsusb reads anything
[18:31] <ayush> @olit yes
[18:31] <ikonia> ayush: gnome failing to use it and hardware support are two different things
[18:31] <terry> Roasted_: What caused you to issue that particular command in the first place?  What exactly were you trying to do?  Followning some sort of instructions or what?
[18:32] <ikonia> ayush: just because gnome doesn't configure it, don't think it's not supported
[18:32] <ayush> @lint how do i know
[18:32] <Roasted_> terry, yes, I was trying to auto-generate a link on the desktop so users who log in get a link tot heir server folder. the command was suggested to me, I ran it, and here we are.
[18:32] <Roasted_> Dr_Willis, I don't really need any special prompt. I'm just trying to reverse what I did.
[18:32] <Lint> ayush, look in system log aroung the lines where device is detected
[18:32] <fatal_ERROR777> drc: thanks ! :)
[18:33] <ayush> @lint how do i do that
[18:33] <olit> dmesg ayush
[18:33] <drc> fatal_ERROR777: Did it fix your problem?
[18:34] <fatal_ERROR777> drc: oh yes, it was the hardware acceleration. Now, I'm happy
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  no idea what you did. default prompt here seems to be   'export PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[00m\]:\[\033[01;34m\]\w\[\033[00m\]\$ '
[18:35] <antonius> i seems to be having some permission issues.  does anyone know how to reset/repair all permissions, say maybe in safe mode?
[18:35] <Hedgehog456> how would i enable compiz on ubuntu and what are the benefits of compiz over metacity and gnome shell over gnome panel?
[18:35] <Roasted_> Dr_Willis, is that in the .bashrc file in the home dir?
[18:35] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  check the /etc/skel/.* files
[18:35] <ruan> antonius: what issues are you having?
[18:35] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  its in .profile here.
[18:35] <YouKay> Hey guys
[18:35] <fatal_ERROR777> drc: before I discovered IRC, I had to watch my videos on my smartphone... Thank you so much!
[18:35] <Lint> antonius, root user doesn't affecred by permisions, use it
[18:36] <ruan> don't login as root..
[18:36] <aeon-ltd> Hedgehog456: compiz over metacity, not much looks nicer some keybinding window management stuff is nice but if you're using a old system its not worth the performance trade off.
[18:36] <martijn_dekker> Hey all, I was wondering.. Flash crashes a lot in Firefox 3, and it just did in the 4 beta as well.. anything I can do about that?
[18:36] <monogamista> mam problem z compiz. Jak ustawiam kostke to przejscia miedzy pulpitami sa na wyciemnieniu.
[18:36] <Pici> !pl | monogamista
[18:36] <monogamista> nie moge tego znaleźć, ma ktoś pomysł?
[18:36] <YouKay> I am facing a peculiar problem here. I use an USB stick as a sort of wireless broadband, in India. And the speed and connection had been very nice, but since the last week, after a recent update, my ubuntu laptop doesn't work well with it.
[18:36] <ayush> @lint @olit the log says "http://paste.ubuntu.com/577107/"
[18:36] <Hedgehog456> so what advantages does gnome shell have over panel?
[18:37] <monogamista> ok. thanx for information
[18:37] <Roasted_> Dr_Willis, my .profile is identical on the problematic machine as well as another ubuntu computer that isnt on the domain (and therefore exhibiting no issues)
[18:37] <joeb_> ikonia- or anyone .. i did a sudo apt-get build-dep ffmpeg .. for some reason it didn't install ffmpeg .. does build  just build all the gcc / compile software or what ?
[18:37] <antonius> ruan:  my sudo password no longer works...and i'm still able to install from software center, and sudo works sometimes with gksu
[18:37] <terry> Roasted_: Where did you get the instructions?
[18:37] <Roasted_> terry, from a user in here.
[18:37] <YouKay> The stick gets overheated and gets disconnected often, while the speed is very less, around 5 KBPS or so. The same device works well with my other computer (running fedora). :( Any help?
[18:37] <antonius> ruan: /etc/sudoers is owned by uid 1001, should be 0
[18:37] <Pici> joeb_: build-dep installs the build dependencies for a package, i.e, what is required to compile it.  It doesn't do anything else.
[18:37] <terry> Roasted_: Don't remember his nic by any chance do you?
[18:38] <antonius> ^output
[18:38] <Roasted_> terry, I do, but I already talked to him, he has no idea what happened.
[18:38] <Lint> joeb_, it just installs dependencies for ffmpeg
[18:38] <Roasted_> hence my insane frustration of having tried to figure this out here for the last 2 hours
[18:38] <joeb_> ok ok
[18:38] <joeb_> aw
[18:38] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  rename your .profile and .bashrc to some backup file.. log out/back in.. see if it still happens.. :) then start dissecting the files..
[18:39] <ayush> @YouKay which modem?
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> martijn_dekker: can you use a pastebin to give the output of: uname -a; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep swf; dpkg -l | grep gnash    thanks
[18:39] <joeb_> aw ok
[18:39] <terry> Dr_Willis: Did you see my PM?
[18:39] <olit> ayush my brother ,,is that only thing you got
[18:39] <olit> ?
[18:39] <Dr_Willis> Roasted_:  or just set the thing at the end of your .bashrc and be done with it..
[18:39] <YouKay> ayush: Tata Photon plus, wireless broadband. :(
[18:39] <joeb_> what if i want to remove sudo apt-get remove build-dep ffmpeg ?
[18:39] <nictrasavios> Okay im very tense haha.
[18:39] <corinth> Hey channel. I installed UNR via Wubiu, and after installing the restricted ATI driver, I have no graphical environment. At boot, it has be at a tty1 login. Help?
[18:40] <Pici> joeb_: You'll need to remove the packages manually.  There isn't any special command to remove what build-dep installed.
[18:40] <corinth> *Wubi
[18:40] <nictrasavios> It finished getting the packages.
[18:40] <ayush> @olit no but the other is just my backup connection
[18:40] <nictrasavios> Now its gonna install the upgrades
[18:40] <olit> ayush is it broadband??
[18:40] <Roasted_> Dr_Willis, well Im trying to learn how to bounce back from what happened. ya know?
[18:40] <nictrasavios> heres the big moment.....(s)
[18:40] <joeb_> aw ok
[18:40] <ayush> Yes
[18:40] <BiPolah> Has something changed with the Freenode registration server? I just have to identify when it should've done it automatically
[18:40] <ayush> @olit CDMA
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> BiPolah: ask in #freenode
[18:41] <Roasted_> Question - I am running Ubuntu on a Windows domain. I ran a command (gvfs-mount smb://fileserver/users/$() and now my terminal prompt is continually showing up as $. The kicker is, even on other Ubuntu computers on the domain, it shows up the same way. How can I fix this?
[18:42] <martijn_dekker> ActionParsnip, this is the output of that exact line: http://pastebin.com/rxwMe6V3
[18:42]  * drc thinks Roasted stays up nights think of the ubuntu-windows problems, don't you, bro? :)
[18:42] <olit> ayush i m sorry but i don't know about broadband configuration...ttyUSB seems to be the port ask ActionParsnip
[18:42] <olit> i am noob ayush bhai
[18:43] <ayush> @olit :thanks
[18:43] <Jesdisciple> alright I got some results from Wireshark
[18:44] <Jesdisciple> the Flash movie is an image uploader
[18:44] <Jesdisciple> it announces the size of the image as 1038482 and then sends 14 bytes
[18:44] <Da|Mummy> how do i format a 1gb sd card with 64k cluster fat in ubuntu?
[18:44] <Jesdisciple> not sure how that's cauing no response but I'm certain it has to be related
[18:44] <Jesdisciple> causing*
[18:44] <Jesdisciple> any ideas?
[18:45] <antonius> sudo: /etc/sudoers is owned by uid 1001, should be 0
[18:45] <antonius> sudo: no valid sudoers sources found, quitting
[18:45] <Jesdisciple> (I'm not network geek)
[18:45] <Jesdisciple> no network*
[18:45] <antonius> any ideas fols?
[18:45] <antonius> \*folks
[18:45] <MichaelDobrovits> hello to all, i would like to remove vim-tiny and vim common but package manager wants to uninstall ubuntu-minimal, is it safe to remove ubuntu-minimal?
[18:45] <jiltdil> antonious:chage the uid
[18:46] <Pici> antonius: That sounds like you didn't use visudo to modify /etc/sudoers .
[18:46] <Hedgehog456> if i try compiz for one session, will it affect all sessions?
[18:46] <jiltdil> antonious: sudo vi  /etc/passwd
[18:46] <karla> sudo won't work
[18:46] <antonius> jiltdil: sudo is NOT working tho
[18:46] <jiltdil> antonious:ok
[18:46] <antonius> and any "su" command doesn't seem to work
[18:46] <jiltdil> antonious: use sudo -i
[18:46] <antonius> jiltdil: k
[18:46] <barefoot> After upgrading to 10.10, grub just hangs at the kernel picking screen waiting for a choice. It seems that GRUB_DEFAULT=0 and GRUB_TIMEOUT=10 in /etc/default/grub arent being respected. I have tried update-grub also
[18:47] <corinth> After I try to login to Ubuntu, (when the login screen disappears after pressing enter) it hangs indefinitely with just the background that was behind the login. Suggestions?
[18:47] <antonius> jiltdil: same output
[18:47] <terry> antonius: You can do sudo su -
[18:47] <MichaelDobrovits> i would like to remove vim-tiny and vim common but package manager wants to uninstall ubuntu-minimal, is it safe to remove ubuntu-minimal?
[18:47] <jiltdil> antonius: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[18:47] <karla> !repeat | MichaelDobrovits
[18:47] <mineur> corinth: what does your syslog say?
[18:48] <censuraumbra> Hello, I have a problem with ubuntu's GUI, if someone can help me, please let me knoe
[18:48] <jiltdil> antonious:change sudo password the links help u
[18:48] <corinth> mineur, minor noob here. How do I view the syslog?
[18:48] <nictrasavios> censuraumbra, !as
[18:48] <nictrasavios> censuraumbra, !ask
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> martijn_dekker: try removing flashplugin-installer and try 64bit flash:
[18:48] <Da|Mummy> "sudo mkdosfs /dev/sdc1 -s 64 -F 16 " will format my sd into fat16 with 64k cluster, correct?
[18:48] <nictrasavios> fail.
[18:48] <MichaelDobrovits> censuraumbra, what is the issue?
[18:48] <nictrasavios> Can someone do that thingy for me?
[18:48] <nictrasavios> !question
[18:48] <nictrasavios> therE!
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> martijn_dekker: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/09/install-64bit-flash-from-a-ppa-or-deb/
[18:49] <nictrasavios> ha!
[18:49] <terry> antonius: Are you using the original user account? (The one that was established when the OS was originally installed?)
[18:49] <nictrasavios> win... :P
[18:49] <martijn_dekker> Thanks, ActionParsnip
[18:49] <mineur> corinth: hop into a console (ctrl + alt + f3)
[18:49] <corinth> Alright mineur, I'm there
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> !details | censuraumbra
[18:49] <antonius> terry: NO! this is the problem, i had to create a second account, because of (magical linux) vnc wouldn't work with that account..every other acccoiunt on this machine but that lol
[18:49] <mineur> login
[18:50] <antonius> terry:  so now its asking for a uid that's been assigned to another user at this point
[18:50] <corinth> done
[18:50] <mineur> now type tail /var/log/syslog
[18:50] <terry> antonius: you might need to log into that original account to fix ti.
[18:50] <mineur> see if you get useful info in there
[18:50] <antonius> terry: original account deleted :(
[18:51] <terry> antonius: Why did you delete the original account?
[18:51] <andai> where do i put plugins i want to be able to use in audio players
[18:51] <mineur> you might want to add -n1000 to that tail command to see more lines
[18:51] <corinth> mineur: Hm...I don't see anything relevant. Just some networkmanager stuff.
[18:51] <Pici> antonius: Have you modified /etc/sudoers recently?
[18:51] <antonius> terry: well, figured i had no use for it..wanted to use the same username..didn't want to clutter gdm screen even more
[18:52] <MichaelDobrovits> does anyone knows how to track permission issues? for example when i use virtualbox with sudo i get usb support and while i try normally it doesn't have usb support
[18:52] <antonius> havent touched sudoers file
[18:52] <mineur> well then maybe in tjhe log of your display driver?
[18:52] <censuraumbra> I was trying to fix my multitouch support so I installed the utouch packages (idk if this is related, this is just what I was doing before the issue) After installing the packages the problem was not fixed so I restarted. Upon restart Ubuntu did not load into a GUI it was just command lines, so I entered the shutdown command and rebooted, now after it loads it just goes to a black screen. No command line, but
[18:52] <censuraumbra>  my wifi light is on, so the hardware is registering. However, safe mode works with my normal graphic settings. (I am currently using  Ubuntu 10.10)
[18:52] <mineur> check /var/log for interesting logging :)
[18:52] <gaurav_help> IS there any Decompiler to decompile exe files
[18:53] <terry> antonius: pastebinit /etc/goup
[18:53] <jiltdil> antonius: /etc/group
[18:53] <martijn_dekker> gaurav_help, there are plenty.. although most of them disassemble into assembly language
[18:53] <c0d32> when I run the command "/bin/date $(cat command.txt)" and command.txt contains "; /bin/ls" then why aren't both programs executed?
[18:53] <corinth> mineur: By the way (I meant to mention this), my graphical interface was corrupted somehow after installing the ATI driver, so I "fixed" that by following a suggestion to remove my xorg file. After I rebooted, the GUI was back. That's when this problem started
[18:53] <psusi> gaurav_help: technicatlly such a thing is not possible, but there have been attempts to approximate it over the years
[18:53] <martijn_dekker> (Or assembler.. I'm never sure what it's called)
[18:53] <MichaelDobrovits> gaurav_help, you can try objdump
[18:53] <MarkusT> Since 10.10 my middle mouse click does no longer work (ID=04d9:2083). Any idea on how to debug this issue? Middle click of the additional touchpad does work allright, so it seems to be some kind of driver problem.
[18:54] <MichaelDobrovits> martijn_dekker, assembly :)
[18:54] <martijn_dekker> Thanks
[18:54] <mineur> did you backup your xorg file?
[18:54] <corinth> Nope...silly me. :P
[18:54] <corinth> I wasn't worried about it, because this is a fresh Wubi install
[18:54] <MichaelDobrovits> martijn_dekker, assembler take assembly code and compiles it into machine language
[18:54] <antonius> http://pastebin.com/Dn0Gdqqd
[18:55] <martijn_dekker> That's why I was confused, most likely :P
[18:55] <terry> antonius: pastebinit /etc/sudoers
[18:55] <censuraumbra> Is anyone able to help me?
[18:55] <MichaelDobrovits> tracking permission issues, anyone?
[18:55] <nictrasavios> um, oh question. In compiz , When issueing commands to the mouse it talks about button 1, button 2, button 3, and so on till 6, Where are those 6 buttons on a labtop? I have 2 buttons and a tap-able touchpad.
[18:56] <mineur> hmmm try running xconfigurator? not sure it's still called that way, been ages since I touched a graphical linux
[18:56] <Dr_Willis> nictrasavios:  many gaming and other mice have much more then 3 buttons...
[18:56] <antonius> terry: don't have permissions for sudoers...they let me view /etc/group tho..?
[18:56] <[TK]D-Fender> nictrasavios: Your scroll-wheel, side buttons, etc
[18:56] <antonius> lol@ "they"
[18:56] <psusi> nictrasavios: if you only have 2 buttons, then you only have two buttons...
[18:56] <Dr_Willis> nictrasavios:  also the scroll whell is like 4 and 5, left/right scroll = 6 and 7.
[18:56] <mineur> lol psusi, sharply noticed ;)
[18:57] <Dr_Willis> nictrasavios:   ive seen gaming mice with a amazing # of buttons :)  Mine has like 7 extras.. that i never use.
[18:57] <mineur> buttons are overrated :D
[18:57]  * mineur has 1 button
[18:57] <MichaelDobrovits> mineur, lol
[18:57] <motaka2> I have make install a program from where I should run  it?>
[18:57]  * Dr_Willis pushes mineur 's button
[18:57] <martijn_dekker> censuraumbra, you might want to try booting up again and writing down any errors that you see if X crashes again
[18:58] <censuraumbra> There are no errors
[18:58] <martijn_dekker> I once edited my wacom tablet's settings and caused X to choke on it for a few times
[18:58] <mineur> lol Dr_Willis, now depends how many fingers you used ;)
[18:58] <Dr_Willis> motaka2:  if you did a 'sudo make install' it should of installed it somewher ein the default path.
[18:58] <censuraumbra> As far as I can tell it loads like normal
[18:58] <martijn_dekker> Then I have no clue how to help you, censuraumbra.. sorry
[18:58] <censuraumbra> Okay, any idea how to fix the synaptic mouse issue?
[18:58] <MichaelDobrovits> censuraumbra, did you try to login using default x setting
[18:58] <terry> antonius: antonius Well, you have about 3 other accounts, right?  None of the other accounts will work?
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> motaka2: it will most likely have a binary in $PATH so type a few letters of the command and hit TAB
[18:59] <censuraumbra> I will try that, but I haven't yet
[18:59] <jiltdil> antonious: what is the output of /etc/shadow
[18:59] <terry> antonius: Only thing I can figure is that you've edited the sudoers account and you're going to have to fix it some how.
[18:59] <terry> antonius: Try another user account.
[19:00] <saulus> HELP! Lost a folder during partition-deletion. Unison did *not* make a copy of it. Need to recover!! Old partition: ext4. Actions done: deleted logic partition, created new&larger one with ext4 partition. Which action is best suited now?
[19:00] <MichaelDobrovits>  censuraumbra type wo whom you anser so we can tell to whom your talking too. write starting letters of name and press tab to auto complete the name
[19:00] <mineur> bbl, foooood
[19:00] <andai> I installed an audacious plugin in /usr/lib/audacious/Input but it's not showing up in preferences D:
[19:00] <blag> gdm keeps crashing on me ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/577129/ ), but using startx works just fine.  how do i debug this problem further?
[19:00] <motaka2> ActionParsnip: a few letters of what ?
[19:01] <Dr_Willis> blag:  perhaps from a console do a 'sudo service gdm stop' then 'sudo gdm' and watch that console for error messages when it crashes.
[19:01] <nictrasavios> Dr_Willis, Oh wow. Lmao gotta get me one of them.
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> saulus: foremost may help (use in livecd)
[19:01] <jiltdil> antonious:What do you get when you type the command id at the command prompt? If you're not in the right group then you won't be able to sudo
[19:01] <knightstalker> Hello,While on Try mode I can view my files in other HDDs,but when I want to install Ubuntu,it acts like there is now windows around,any ideas?
[19:01] <MichaelDobrovits> sudo virtualbox runs with usb support but ./virtualbox doesn't anyone has a clue how to track this permission issue?
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> motaka2: the command which runs what you compiled....
[19:02] <blag> Dr_Willis: okay, brb
[19:02] <Dr_Willis> knightstalker:  mount the windows drives where you want hem to be..
[19:02] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs-3g | knightstalker
[19:02] <nictrasavios> HELP. "Replace the customied config file for /etc/shkel/.bashrc ?
[19:02] <terry> antonius: Or you could boot to a boot disk and choot over to the filesystem and run visudo and fix it that way.
[19:02] <nictrasavios> got that message durring upgrade
[19:02] <nictrasavios> What do i do :S
[19:02] <jenia> where is pulseaudio config file?
[19:02] <Dr_Willis> nictrasavios:  if you customized it.. then keep it.. if not.. let it use the maintainers default..
[19:02] <pr0ton> hey people
[19:03] <pr0ton> i did some stupid thing
[19:03] <ActionParsnip> MichaelDobrovits: don't use sudo with gui apps, it's not suitable
[19:03] <surex> !help
[19:03] <pr0ton> i did a fsck on my root partition
[19:03] <pr0ton> now it reboots infinitely
[19:03] <pr0ton> anyway, planning to do a clean install
[19:03] <Dr_Willis> pr0ton:  a fsck when/how?
[19:03] <martijn_dekker> ActionParsnip, your fix worked perfectly. No flash crashes anymore. I'd just like to commend you on being so quick and knowledgeable. Respect, man.
[19:03] <Nitsuga> nictrasavios: If you never edited that file, it's safe to say yes to that question
[19:03] <pr0ton> wanted to do it on a removable drive
[19:03] <ActionParsnip> pr0ton: that's fine as long as it wasn't mounted
[19:04] <blag> Dr_Willis: there are no errors reported with that, and gdm doesn't even load
[19:04] <pr0ton> but ended up accidentally doing it on root partition
[19:04] <pr0ton> anyway, it's fsck-d now :P
[19:04] <motaka2> ActionParsnip: I still dont understand
[19:04] <pr0ton> what i wanted to know was
[19:04] <marlow59> I don't find GRUB-BACKGROUND in /etc/default/grub .
[19:04] <MichaelDobrovits> ActionParsnip, i know. but to have usb support inside virtualbox i need to give elevated privliges. how can i track the permission issues. mayb, lsof and group file?
[19:04] <pr0ton> how i can get my application data back
[19:04] <surex> !help | pr0ton
[19:04] <pr0ton> like for KTorrent, Chomr etc
[19:04] <jiltdil> antonius: u didn't give me the output yet :)
[19:04] <pr0ton> everything else... i'll just reinstall.. have  bash file...
[19:04] <marlow59> I don't find GRUB-BACKGROUND in /etc/default/grub
[19:04] <jiltdil> antonius:also check for it   ls -l /etc/sudoers
[19:04] <pr0ton> does anybody know what things to backup?
[19:04] <pr0ton> like pidgin IRC logs etc
[19:05] <MichaelDobrovits> ActionParsnip, i also have this issue with xsane, with elevated privliges it recognizes my scanner and without it doesn't
[19:05] <marlow59> I don't find GRUB-BACKGROUND in /etc/default/grub
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> martijn_dekker: funnily my web is slow (android phone on G connection)
[19:05] <jenia> where is pulseaudio config file?
[19:05] <pr0ton> anybody?
[19:05] <nictrasavios> Nitsuga, What you dont know if you edited it, like if a package might have done it. Cus i got 1200 or so extra packages on this box.
[19:05] <saulus> ActionParsnip: the important files all are .tar.gz files but foremost does not know about this file type. Right? So any other idea?
[19:05] <martijn_dekker> Mhm. You still replied faster than I'd expect anyone on an IRC channel to do :P
[19:05] <marlow59> I don't find GRUB-BACKGROUND in /etc/default/grub wath's wrong?
[19:05] <blag> pr0ton: backup all of the files and folders that start with . in your home directory
[19:05] <Dr_Willis> marlow59:  what are you trying to do exactly?
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> MichaelDobrovits: check your group membership
[19:06] <marlow59> a background
[19:06] <pr0ton> blag, ?
[19:06] <jnlsnl_> how do i keep my default mouse sensitivity when i activate twinview on tv?
[19:06] <blag> sigh
[19:06] <Dr_Willis> marlow59:  its not too hard to tell it a path to some image file.. personally i set it to use /boot/grub.png
[19:06] <Nitsuga> nictrasavios: humm... You can use the option to show the differences and paste it on http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[19:06] <pr0ton> blag... is that enough?
[19:06] <pr0ton> blag.. i got what you meant... .eclipse and stuff
[19:06] <nictrasavios> Nitsuga, Its blank or hasent loaded :P So im guessing it was a mistake by the upgrader?
[19:07] <blag> pr0ton: Places > Home, once Nautilus loads then press Ctrl+H on your keyboard to show hidden files, copy basically everything to a backup location
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> saulus: foremost knows ALL files. Who told you it didn't?
[19:07] <pr0ton> blag, ...
[19:07] <pr0ton> anything else?
[19:07] <marlow59> @ActionParsnip :I'm trying to have a background on GRUB 2  but don't find GRUB_BACKGROUND  on /etc/default/grub
[19:07] <blag> pr0ton: well, if you want to copy system settings, then copy everything in etc
[19:07] <saulus> ActionParsnip: the man page
[19:07] <Polah> How would I go about changing processor core affininity for running processes
[19:07] <jenia> what's this ratelimit.c file?
[19:07] <Nitsuga> nictrasavios: maybe it was just "touched" (changed modification time) by some script but in fact it's not modified. Say yes
[19:07] <MichaelDobrovits> ActionParsnip, what should i look for? vboxusers:me,root whereis usb permission
[19:07] <Nitsuga> nictrasavios: anyway if anything breaks there is a backup of the old file
[19:07] <blag> pr0ton: correction: copy everything in /etc/
[19:08] <marlow59> I'm trying to have a background on GRUB 2  but don't find GRUB_BACKGROUND  on /etc/default/grub
[19:08] <Dr_Willis> marlow59:  add the line perhaps..   or edit /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme  to point to some file.
[19:08] <gaurav_help> how i install a package while installing error comes The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources.
[19:08] <nimrod10`> has anyone succesfully made his/hers nvidia driver autodetect the second monitor ? I'm running lucid lynx 32bit
[19:08] <saulus> ActionParsnip: the man page begins with BUILTIN FORMATS and does neither list tar nor gz files
[19:08] <nictrasavios> Nitsuga, Oh, well thats good :P
[19:08] <marlow59> thanks Dr_Willis ;)
[19:08] <pr0ton> blag... ok
[19:08] <blag> pr0ton: and use System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager to save a list of all installed packages
[19:08] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`, i'am
[19:08] <jesus_> hi
[19:08] <nictrasavios> what is a Nvidia driver? every time i hear of em they break things.
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> martijn_dekker: well now you are on native 64bit flash rather than 32bit + 64bit nspluginwrapper
[19:08] <nimrod10`> MichaelDobrovits, any hints how to do it ?
[19:08] <pr0ton> blag, i'll probably upgrade the dist... and i've got  a bash file that reinstalls the bare essentials for me :)
[19:08] <MichaelDobrovits> nictrasavios, they work pretty good
[19:09] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`, shalom
[19:09] <Dr_Willis> marlow59:  ive seen some scripts/tools that auto-set the grub background image to be whatever the user has selected. :)
[19:09] <Yerushalmi> Hey folks, how can I copy my firefox history across a format and reinstall of Ubuntu?
[19:09] <nictrasavios> MichaelDobrovits, but what are they?
[19:09] <blag> nictrasavios: the nvidia driver is a proprietary video driver from the nvidia company that runs their video cards.  it does not always play well with Ubuntu, but it is the only way to get 3D acceleration with a lot of nvidia video cards
[19:09] <ramon_Gimp> hello, how can i download a torrent on ubuntu?
[19:09] <Dr_Willis> Yerushalmi:  you could backup the .mozilla directory I think
[19:09] <Nitsuga> nictrasavios: most times you should replace the file, as some apps rely on an updated configuration to work.
[19:09] <Dr_Willis> ramon_Gimp:  theres dozens of torrent clients - transmission is installed by default
[19:09] <pr0ton> Yerushalmi, thanks to the tip from blag.. you should look for some .xyz file in your ~ directory
[19:09] <terry> Yerushalmi: You might want to try xmarks?
[19:09] <nictrasavios> blag: So unless you got a special driver, don't bother with em?
[19:09] <gaurav_help> how i install untrusted packages in ubuntu while installing it shows The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources.
[19:09] <marlow59> @ Dr_Willis : yeah I know but i prefer to set it up myself, terminal stuuf ;)
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> nictrasavios: they are the proprietory drivers for Linux made by nvidia
[19:10] <terry> Yerushalmi: History?
[19:10] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`,  first thing is to install the latest drivers from nvidia. beta sometimes works better for my setup
[19:10] <pr0ton> Yerushalmi, actualy there is a FF extension which does it
[19:10] <psusi> ramon_Gimp: with the program "Transmission"
[19:10] <nictrasavios> So bassicly, no special driver.... then avoid them at all costs?
[19:10] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`, if you experience strange behaviour replace driver again
[19:10] <blag> Yerushalmi: copy the .mozilla folder in your home directory
[19:10] <pr0ton> Yerushalmi, https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/febe/
[19:10] <blag> nictrasavios: pretty much
[19:10] <Dr_Willis> marlow59:  i just make mine use  a file like /boot/grubwallpaper.png then i copy whatever image i want to that file. :) or link it to the one i want to change.
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> gaurav_help: run: sudo apt-get update    what is output. Use a pastebin
[19:11] <blag> Dr_Willis: so, got any more help for me regarding the gdm crashing problem?
[19:11] <Yerushalmi> Dr_Willis: I was told that earlier but I didn't get an answer as to how easy it would be to open it afterwards. After all, often the folders have strange random letters
[19:11] <nimrod10`> I have already the beta driver , 270.29. What now ?
[19:11] <Yerushalmi> blag: Do you know if that works?
[19:11] <Yerushalmi> pr0ton: Thanks, I'll  look into it
[19:11] <pr0ton> Yerushalmi, try FEBE
[19:11] <pr0ton> i'm sure it works
[19:11] <jenia> where is pulseaudio config file?
[19:11] <nimrod10`> MichaelDobrovits,  I have already the beta driver , 270.29. What now ? When I plug it in it doesn
[19:11] <nimrod10`> t  detect
[19:12] <nictrasavios> blag: Alright, my girlfriend broke her windows box (blue screen of death) a few years ago, cus she downladed and installed them, because her windows live messager told her it would improve her system.... lmao.
[19:12] <Yerushalmi> pr0ton: Reading about it, thanks :)
[19:12] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`, what card is it? is it hdmi or dvi?
[19:12] <blag> Yerushalmi: i am veru sure it works, but if youre not, then i suggest you use the Firefox bookmarks manager to export your bookmarks, then reinstall, then use the Firefox bookmarks manager to import them into your fresh firefox
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> jenia: ~/.pulse  and ~/.pulserc
[19:12] <ch_> It sounds simple but seems like an impossible task to me: I want to change the shortcut keys in evolution 2.30 under ubuntu. Help greatly appreciated.
[19:12] <jnlsnl_> anyone know how i change mouse sensitivity when using twinview with a tv?
[19:13] <pr0ton> blag... any idea how i can store my mount info?
[19:13] <blag> pr0ton: copy /etc/fstab
[19:13] <pr0ton> as in after a fresh install, the UUIDs dont change right?
[19:13] <nimrod10`> MichaelDobrovits,  it is the macbook nvidia M9400. Dont know how to check if it is hdmi or dvi
[19:13] <blag> pr0ton: and /etc/mtab
[19:13] <nictrasavios> pr0ton, /etc/fstab.
[19:13] <blag> pr0ton: incorrect
[19:13] <Dr_Willis> pr0ton:  if you repartition/resize they can change.
[19:13] <pr0ton> no repartitioning, just format and install
[19:13] <jenia> ActionParsnip: thanx
[19:13] <Dr_Willis> You can set a UUID with the tune2fs command if you wanted to
[19:14] <MichaelDobrovits> jnlsnl_, xset m x y where x and y are the sensitivity params i think but google it before
[19:14] <terry> Yerushalmi: tar cvf Firefox-Backup.tgz .mozilla    #And then on the new system  tar zxvf Firefox-Backup.tgz
[19:14] <blag> pr0ton: reformats i believe change UUIDs
[19:14] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`, did you chk your fn f'something" to make the second monitor work?
[19:14] <pr0ton> blag, ok... i will map the new UUIDs then
[19:15] <nimrod10`> MichaelDobrovits, dont have a fn for monitor
[19:15] <blag> pr0ton: any other questions ;-)
[19:15] <jnlsnl_> MichaelDobrovits is that in xorg.conf  ?
[19:15] <terry> Yerushalmi: Put the Firefox-Backup.tgz on a thumb drive and then place it on the new system's home dir and do tar zxvf Firefox-Backup.tgz
[19:15] <pr0ton> thinking... dont want to lose data :D
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Yerushalmi: clear your browser cache too. No point backing up temp internet files
[19:15] <artli> Hello. Please, give me a command for connecting to a WPA2-PSK-protected network. Sorry for the noob question.
[19:15] <jnlsnl_> or in terminal?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> pr0ton: your backups will keep data integrity
[19:16] <jenia> what's this ratelimit.c file? Often, when I start a new video on SMPlayer or Pause/Unpause it, the entire screen becomes black'n'white and stays that way. When I look at /var/log/messages file after that, it always says pulseaudio: ratelimit.c: [some #] of events suppressed.
[19:16] <pr0ton> ActionParsnip, what is that supposed to mean?
[19:16] <blag> pr0ton: if you create separate partitions for /boot, /etc, /home, and another for everything else, and you dont reformat any of those partitions reinstalling in the future, you can keep your data and config and upgrade at the same time
[19:16] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`, nvidia control panel doesn't recognize the monitor when you connect it?
[19:17] <ThinkT510> !wireless | artli
[19:17] <pr0ton> blag, i see... but many times a new distro causes problems using older config files...
[19:17] <marlow59> I just can't mount a sony flash drive on VM BOX
[19:17] <nimrod10`> MichaelDobrovits, it does but I have to manually cnofigure it every time
[19:17] <blag> pr0ton: true
[19:17] <artli> Thanks, guys.
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> artli: if you use wicd it has a curses based UI for configuring wireless easily
[19:17] <blag> pr0ton: its a tradeoff between using old config files and not having to backup everything before upgrading
[19:18] <marlow59> I just can't mount a sony flash drive on VM BOX
[19:18] <artli> No, i need bash command.
[19:18] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`, try connecting then rebooting than check the control panel. hdmi is not plugnplay atleast with my setup
[19:18] <pr0ton> yeah... maybe one day we'll all move to the cloud :P
[19:18] <pr0ton> and none of this then
[19:18] <pr0ton> but i dont see it happening anytime soon
[19:18] <marlow59> I just can't mount a sony flash drive on VM BOX
[19:18] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`, you can setup that the second monitor will always work through xorg but you need to make your research about xorg
[19:19] <nimrod10`> MichaelDobrovits, it does detect it automagically when I boot with the monitor connected but not whenI bring thecomputer from sleep and then plug the computer
[19:19] <Yerushalmi> terry, ActionParsnip, blag: Thanks for all the help. I'll make use of both that and FEBE to make doubly sure :)
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> pr0ton: as you are concerned about data loss then make sure you have an acceptable backup which you can easily restore from
[19:19] <joeb_> so let me get this straight .. apt-get is for packages / repots whatever .. dpkg is for individual stuff correct ?
[19:19] <marlow59> I just can't mount a sony flash drive on VM BOX, I tried adding it to known usb devices, but still doesn't show up even after unmouting on Ubuntu
[19:19] <Yerushalmi> pr0ton: Thanks for the FEBE link  too :)
[19:19] <joeb_> is that a good approach to look at it ?
[19:19] <marlow59> I just can't mount a sony flash drive on VM BOX, I tried adding it to known usb devices, but still doesn't show up even after unmouting on Ubuntu
[19:19] <blag> Yerushalmi: that never hurts
[19:19] <pr0ton> ActionParsnip, i know that, i was just wondering which specific data to backup
[19:19] <terry> Yerushalmi: NP
[19:19] <MichaelDobrovits> nimrod10`, hmmmm with that i can't help, disable sleep in power managment
[19:20] <marlow59> I just can't mount a sony flash drive on VM BOX, I tried adding it to known usb devices, but still doesn't show up even after unmouting on Ubuntu
[19:20] <MichaelDobrovits> nictrasavios, come again? what is the issue?
[19:20] <Guest49657> guys, i updated 10.04 to 10.10
[19:20] <Guest49657> and nothing
[19:20] <Guest49657> no boot, ... nothing
[19:20] <Guest49657> any kernel, same pb.
[19:20] <pr0ton> Guest49657, upgrading is a bad idea
[19:20] <pr0ton> it never worked for me
[19:20] <marlow59> agreed
[19:20] <pr0ton> fresh install is better...
[19:21] <marlow59> ;)
[19:21] <MichaelDobrovits> marlow59, try vm with sudo and then you can know if it's ubuntu's permissions or vm's
[19:21] <nictrasavios> MichaelDobrovits, currently nothing.
[19:21] <Guest49657> pr0ton, this is crazy. it shouldn  t
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> Joeb_: apt-get pulls down files with wget (i believe) then dpkg to install the debs. You can use dpkg yourself to install individual debs manually
[19:21] <terry> Guest49657: Are there several kernels to choose from?
[19:21] <Guest49657> if I fresh install, i lose /home
[19:21] <Guest49657> terry, yes.
[19:21] <Guest49657> 3.
[19:21] <jenia> what's this ratelimit.c file? Often, when I start a new video on SMPlayer or Pause/Unpause it, the entire screen becomes black'n'white and stays that way. When I look at /var/log/messages file after that, it always says pulseaudio: ratelimit.c: [some #] of events suppressed.
[19:21] <Guest49657> i am currently in a recovery mode and everything (graphics) seems normal actually
[19:21] <terry> Guest49657: Did you try 'em all?
[19:21] <Guest49657> terry, yes
[19:21] <lcb> what's the chan for natty? pls
[19:22] <dajhorn> marlow59: You might need the Virtual Box extension pack to get full USB support.  http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch03.html#settings-usb
[19:22] <nictrasavios> lcb: right here.
[19:22] <Guest49657> black screen, then the first two notes of initing session and like a crash and a black screen again
[19:22] <terry> Guest49657: So you was able to boot recovery mode?
[19:22] <ThinkT510> !11.04 | lcb
[19:22] <Guest49657> terry, yes.
[19:22] <nictrasavios> oh nvm.
[19:22] <genii-around> lcb: Also #ubuntu+1
[19:22] <marlow59> @dajhorn : thanks, gonna try it ;)
[19:22] <Tewr> Hey. I installed ubuntu 10.10 yesterday on a laptop, it worked like a charm, wifi and everything. Today, the wifi won't connect to my router anymore. When clicking on my wifi network, the wifi icon just keeps animating and every now and then I am re-prompted for the password, which is already saved by the applet. is there any way to reset the wifi adapter? like resintalling it or something?
[19:22] <pr0ton> ThinkT510, April 28 is the date for the stable release?
[19:22] <pr0ton> or the alpha?
[19:22] <Guest49657> but i don t know what i should diagnose actually...
[19:22] <lcb> nictrasavios, ok, thanks. so ubuntu+ or ubuntu1 if i recall, doesn't exist anymore, i guess
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> pr0ton: the hidden folders in $HOME store settings for apps. Also check in ~/.config for more possibilities
[19:23] <Pici> lcb: Its #ubuntu+1
[19:23] <MichaelDobrovits> Tewr, did you update?
[19:23] <ThinkT510> pr0ton: stable release, it's already on alpha 3
[19:23] <pr0ton> ActionParsnip, thanks... nothing to look for in /etc/* and /var/* ?
[19:23] <dajhorn> Tewr:  Did you do a full power-off?
[19:23] <marlow59> @Tewr: try to reinstall the driver
[19:23] <marlow59> ;)
[19:23] <lcb> ojj yeah.. . Thancs Pici :)
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> Tewr: which wifi chip?
[19:23] <pr0ton> ThinkT510, cool...
[19:23] <Guest49657> terry, the weird thing is i can listen to the beginning of the starting session notes...
[19:23] <Tewr> MichaelDobrovits: Yes, but this was yesterday just after installing.
[19:23] <Guest49657> but nothing at screen and a crash
[19:24] <marlow59> @Tewr :also check /etc/network/interfaces, if your card is fine.
[19:24] <Guest49657> nothing else but a black screen; nothing is able to interact
[19:24] <MichaelDobrovits> and before the update you wifi worked and after the update it stoped?
[19:24] <terry> Guest49657: Recovery mode from the hard drive, right?
[19:24] <Guest49657> yes
[19:24] <MichaelDobrovits> Tewr, and before the update you wifi worked and after the update it stoped?
[19:24] <terry> Guest49657: Or did you boot from CD?
[19:24] <Guest49657> terry, from hddd
[19:24] <terry> Guest49657: Ok, well you should be able to fix it.
[19:25] <pr0ton> blag, ActionParsnip, ok, people thanks a lot, i'll be moving to 10.04 or 10.10 soon on my desktop
[19:25] <Guest49657> how?
[19:25] <pr0ton> laptop has 10.04.2
[19:25] <terry> Guest49657: But let me ask you this;  What partitions do you have?
[19:25] <marlow59> @Tewr : is /etc/network/interfaces right?
[19:25] <aum> help - did an apt-get upgrade and now my sound won't work - I have usb audio adaptor (was working before upgrade), and pulseaudio meters show levels when i play audio - but i can't hear anything
[19:25] <Guest49657> terry, i think i did the normal thing
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> Guest49657: change your boot options from: quiet splash   to: nomodeset
[19:25] <MichaelDobrovits> Tewr, look at grubs menu if it gives any other kernels than the default than you can try diffrent kernels to see if it's a kernel issue
[19:26] <Tewr> MichaelDobrovits: no, it worked before, during and after. After Turning the computer back on today, it just wont connect...
[19:26] <Tewr> ActionParsnip: I need a minute to answer that
[19:26] <Guest49657> ActionParsnip, do you think it s splash related?
[19:26] <marlow59> whath's the file to édite the mirrors checked in updates? Got a lot of errors from google.dll...
[19:26] <marlow59> whath's the file to édite the mirrors checked in updates? Got a lot of errors from google.dll...
[19:27] <MichaelDobrovits> ActionParsnip, what's the nomodest option?
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> Guest49657: if you video chip is nvidia also add: nouveau.blacklist=1
[19:27] <marlow59> whath's the file to édite the mirrors checked in updates? Got a lot of errors from google.dll...
[19:27] <Guest64220> what is the command line equivalent of nautilus' "Make Link" ?
[19:27] <Tewr> @marlow59: Could you evolve, "check"?
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> Guest49657: possibility
[19:27] <Guest49657> terry, my partitionning is /boot /root /home
[19:28] <Guest49657> sorry qnd /swap
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> MichaelDobrovits: its great for fixing black screen boot
[19:28] <marlow59> @ Tewr try sudo ifup [ your interface] ( for exemple eth0 )
[19:28] <guntbert> Guest64220: ln -s <src> <dest>
[19:28] <Dr_Willis> Guest49657:  /root is differnt from '/' (which is called 'root' also)
[19:28] <Guest49657> Dr_Willis, right; sorry:
[19:28] <marlow59> GUest 49... Yes
[19:28] <marlow59> ;)
[19:29] <Guest49657> i have /    /boot  and /swap
[19:29] <marlow59> @ Tewr try sudo ifup [ your interface] ( for exemple eth0 )
[19:29] <Guest49657> just these 3
[19:29] <marlow59> whath's the file to édite the mirrors checked in updates? Got a lot of errors from google.dll...
[19:29] <BluesKaj> test
[19:29] <Dr_Willis> Guest49657:  do you really need a /boot ?  :) a /home would be more usefull in many cases
[19:29] <marlow59> whath's the file to édite the mirrors checked in updates? Got a lot of errors from google.dll...
[19:29] <Guest49657> Dr_Willis, definitely
[19:29] <MichaelDobrovits> virtualbox has usb support only when invoking virtual box with elevated privliges why?
[19:29] <guntbert> BluesKaj: not here please
[19:29] <marlow59> whath's the file to édite the mirrors checked in updates? Got a lot of errors from google.dll...
[19:30] <Dr_Willis> marlow59:  /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
[19:30] <terry> Guest49657: Well, maybe the easiest thing to do would be to just re-install and do not format /home  ... Oh wait, you DO NOT have separate /home dir? Well, scratch that idea...
[19:30] <dumber> I try to install clamav 0.97 on 10.04 and get sudo freshclam
[19:30] <dumber> freshclam: error while loading shared libraries: libclamav.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory, can help me?
[19:30] <marlow59> whath's the file to édite the mirrors checked in updates? Got a lot of errors from google.dll...
[19:30] <guntbert> MichaelDobrovits: virtual box support is in #vbox
[19:30] <nictrasavios> i g2g , cyahs
[19:30] <marlow59> whath's the file to édite the mirrors checked in updates? Got a lot of errors from google.dll...
[19:30] <Dr_Willis> marlow59:  /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*   <[19:30] <BluesKaj> guntbert,  had to , lighten up pls, it was only one word
[19:30] <Roasted_> Question - I am running Ubuntu on a Windows domain. I ran a command (gvfs-mount smb://fileserver/users/$() and now my terminal prompt is continually showing up as $. The kicker is, even on other Ubuntu computers on the domain, it shows up the same way. How can I fix this?
[19:30] <MichaelDobrovits> guntbert, it's not a virtualbox issue it's permission issue in ubuntu
[19:30] <Guest49657> terry, no, don t think I have a dedicated /home: because i couldn t install 10.04 with different partitions, there was also a bug in 10.04 and spereataded /Var partition
[19:31] <marlow59> Dr_Willis : thanks a lot ;)
[19:31] <Tewr> @marlow59: sudo ifup says "unknown interface wlan0", same with eth0...
[19:31] <Dr_Willis> marlow59:   most likely theres a google entry in the apt.sources.d directory
[19:31] <guntbert> MichaelDobrovits: I'm certain it is a vbox issue - join me there please
[19:31] <marlow59> @ Tewr : don't have eth1
[19:31] <marlow59> ?
[19:32] <Guest49657> so I have to hope the noquiet option is responsible?  I think there s something later, cause i can hear an init starting session just before a crash
[19:32] <terry> Guest49657: If you have interent connection, I supose you could try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[19:32] <ThinkT510> Tewr: iwconfig will give you a list of your network interfaces
[19:33] <azertyy> hello there
[19:33] <azertyy> is there anyone ?
[19:33] <azertyy> here
[19:33] <lotuspsychje> lol
[19:33] <Guest49657> terry, i did it ...
[19:33] <joeb_> why does ubuntu eat up my battery on this laptop 0_o
[19:33] <Roasted_> Has anybody by chance ran ActivInspire software on Ubuntu? I'm trying to install it but their instructions just stop after adding the repo. Curious if anybody knows how to finish out the steps, as I'm not sure what the package name is.
[19:34] <Guest49657> Should I put then in boot: kernel		/vmlinuz-2.6.35-27-generic root=UUID=a869230b-1624-4467-bd9f-dda4840a4e85 ro nomodeset
[19:34] <azertyy> well, i got a problem on my server, how to perform a complete backup of all my configuration file
[19:34] <azertyy> ?
[19:34] <azertyy> i need to reinstall my system
[19:34] <ThinkT510> !backup | azertyy
[19:35] <Guest49657> terry, dist-upgrade does nothing.
[19:35] <dumber> freshclam: error while loading shared libraries: libclamav.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. anyone  can help me?? clamav 0.97 on 10.04
[19:36] <of2vil> hello, i finally made some progress with display port and alsa: i am now able to hear sound through the display port by running: aplay -D plughw:1,3 file.wav - can someone help me to set this to my default output device, because i tried this in the ~/.asoundrc http://pastie.org/private/qgsp6mjaxsttxtpcdgofw (HDMI because /proc/asound/pcm: "01-03:  HDMI 0 : HDMI 0 : playback 1") - i would
[19:36] <of2vil> appreciate any help
[19:36] <azertyy> well, before doing a backup i want to know if it possible to do something ?
[19:36] <joeb_> question .. i just installed k3b and it isn't showing in my menu .. i can run it form the command line just not the applications menu .. should i restart or do i have to manually add it to my taskbar ?
[19:36] <azertyy> what i have done is : i done chmod -R 777 /
[19:36] <nishant> you should be able to see in app menu - why not ?
[19:36] <azertyy> with chown -R root:root /
[19:37] <azertyy> is it good to that ?
[19:37] <joeb_> k3b: /usr/bin/k3b /usr/share/man/man1/k3b.1.gz
[19:37] <Guest49657> terry, Dr_Willis: could it be a bad configuration in kernel? what would be the behaviour if /ext4 was not built in? could this have the symptoms i have?
[19:37] <nishant> if its not shown in app menu I think it does appear in Menu after reboot too
[19:37] <azertyy> hello anyone there ?
[19:37] <AJRimmer> looking for the correct path to samba_3.5.4~dfsg-1ubuntu8.2_i386.deb   the package manager keep coming back with file not found
[19:38] <terry> Guest49657: We should look at what is in the sources.list
[19:38] <azertyy> what i have done is : i done chmod -R 777 /
[19:38] <nishant> !repeat | azertyy
[19:38] <azertyy> with chown -R root:root /
[19:38] <terry> Guest49657: grep -v "^#" /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit
[19:38] <BluesKaj> terry,  Guest49657 , are you discussing upgrading the OS to the next version ? if so then the command is , sudo do-release-upgrade , but make sure there no nondefault ppa repos enabled in the sources.list or package manager first
[19:38] <AbuBadr> hi there
[19:38] <terry> BluesKaj: Yes, thatks
[19:38] <YouKay> Hey guys, my USB sockets get overheated on operation, when I run Ubuntu. :( I checked the hardware, they're okay. So, can any OS feature-failure cause this problem?
[19:38] <Roasted_> Question - I am running Ubuntu on a Windows domain. I ran a command (gvfs-mount smb://fileserver/users/$() and now my terminal prompt is continually showing up as $. The kicker is, even on other Ubuntu computers on the domain, it shows up the same way. How can I fix this?
[19:38] <azertyy> how to recover to default configuratioN ?
[19:39] <joeb_> i did dpkg-reconfigure k3b
[19:39] <joeb_> same thing
[19:39] <AbuBadr> i need flash player for chrome   it's telling that its already there but i couldn't find it!!!!!
[19:39] <dumber> freshclam: error while loading shared libraries: libclamav.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. anyone  can help me?? clamav 0.97 on 10.04
[19:39] <terry> Guest49657: Let us look at your sources.list  and see what is there, or not there
[19:39] <wildc4rd> evenin' all
[19:39] <MichaelDobrovits> YouKay, r u sure?
[19:39] <volvering> hello some one can help me to put in red an directory btween 2 ubuntu pc?
[19:40] <marlow59> what's the difference between atp-get and aptitude ?
[19:40] <YouKay> MichaelDobrovits: Unfortunately, yes. :(
[19:40] <nishant> AbuBadr, for chrome you need to install   sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[19:40] <nishant> aptitude is the program name , apt-get is one of its commands
[19:40] <marlow59> what's the difference between atp-get and aptitude ?
[19:40] <YouKay> marlow59: aptitude is a wrapper around apt-get. So, it's more convenient to use, and more advisable.
[19:40] <MichaelDobrovits> marlow59, apt-get uses wget to download and dpkg to install the package
[19:41] <nishant> aptitude is not the program name ?
[19:41] <marlow59> more convenient? Aptitude? Why?
[19:41] <AbuBadr> nishant, nonfree !!!   it's not a free software?!!
[19:41] <marlow59>  more convenient? Aptitude? Why?
[19:41] <marlow59> @YouKay  more convenient? Aptitude? Why?
[19:41] <nishant> Not sure about that , but thats how I got it working in Chrome
[19:41] <YouKay> marlow59: Because it offers your greater choices and flexibility. aptitude automatically removes non-required packages
[19:41] <nishant> just install and try once
[19:41] <YouKay> * you
[19:42] <motaka2> I have make install a program from where I can run it ?
[19:42] <lcb> if anyone here using easycap, could you please point me a place with additional steps to do under ubuntu.
[19:42] <marlow59> apt-get do it too no?
[19:42] <erUSUL> motaka2: command line?
[19:42] <MichaelDobrovits> YouKay, when did you discovered this issue. how long you use ubuntu?
[19:42] <anthony_> what's the quickest easiest way to set up internet sharing?  I have a 3G dongle, and both wired and wireless capabilities between machines.  ubuntu 10.10 on both.  would like to use wireless if possible
[19:42] <YouKay> motaka2: Terminal
[19:42] <dirty-d> sup peeps!
[19:42] <erUSUL> !ics | anthony_ with network manager
[19:42] <motaka2> YouKay: I dont know how what is the name of the file
[19:43] <barefoot> After upgrading to 10.10, grub just hangs at the kernel picking screen waiting for a choice. It seems that GRUB_DEFAULT=0 and GRUB_TIMEOUT=10 in /etc/default/grub arent being respected. I have tried update-grub also but no go, any ideas?
[19:43] <YouKay> MichaelDobrovits: I have been using Ubuntu for 2 years, and I discovered the issue just last week.
[19:43] <ThinkT510> !compile | motaka2
[19:43] <nishant> !latest
[19:44] <Gx4> Can anyone tell me more about ubuntu server cloud ? How does it work? How to connect multiple users?
[19:44] <motaka2> erUSUL:  I dont know how what is the name of the file
[19:44] <YouKay> MichaelDobrovits: On my laptop, actually, which is compaq 6710s, RAM 512 DDR2, Core 2 duo.
[19:44] <nishant> Does ubuntu cloud use somethig like RHCS ?
[19:44] <erUSUL> motaka2: ls /usr/local/bin/
[19:44] <BluesKaj> MichaelDobrovits,  YouKay , there's a long standing debate about apt vs aptitude , they both work altho aptitude had the reputation of handling dependencies in a more organized manner than apt , some say this is no longer the case.
[19:44] <ThinkT510> !cloud | Gx4
[19:44] <MichaelDobrovits> YouKay, probably your fan i accumulated dust or something and now you system radiates heat everywhere
[19:45] <motaka2> erUSUL: pear  peardev  pecl  phar  phar.phar  php  php-config  phpize
[19:45] <Phase> I need help with a bash scripting issue, it's a fairly small script and my issue lies within the filename being created with tar.. more info on the paste if anyone could help me out: http://sprunge.us/RFCH
[19:45] <erUSUL> motaka2: does any of them ring a bell?
[19:45] <motaka2> erUSUL: I have installed mysqlworkbench , I have extracted the tar file on desktop and I ./config and then make and then make install
[19:45] <AJRimmer> what version of smbd should i have for 10.10? can't find any that don't fail  of dependencies
[19:45] <MichaelDobrovits> YouKay, does your computer has heating issues? like it feels boiling inside or something?
[19:45] <YouKay> MichaelDobrovits: I checked it once, and it's okay. But well, a second checking would be better, thanks.
[19:46] <motaka2> erUSUL: Now I dont know what I should do
[19:46] <YouKay> MichaelDobrovits: None that I remember. Everything was okay till last week.
[19:46] <YouKay> I think, it might be a hardware problem, you're right MichaelDobrovits. I am going to give it a checking. Thanks
[19:47] <MichaelDobrovits> YouKay, it's not hardware it's cooling issue
[19:47] <erUSUL> motaka2: try with mysqlworkbench as command
[19:48] <motaka2> erUSUL: donkarlo@desk:~/Desktop/workbench$ mysqlworkbench
[19:48] <milen8204> I get that massage when i open my Wine "Could not create the archive
[19:48] <milen8204> Archive type not supported." , anyone can help ?
[19:48] <motaka2> bash: mysqlworkbench: command not found
[19:49] <guntbert> BluesKaj: the debate is not aptitude vs apt  but aptitude vs apt-get, both are front ends for apt
[19:50] <erUSUL> motaka2: according to this http://wb.mysql.com/?page_id=152 the command is mysql_workbench
[19:50]  * BluesKaj sees the correction cops are back , splitting hairs
[19:51] <motaka2> erUSUL: donkarlo@desk:~/Desktop/workbench$ mysql_workbench
[19:51] <motaka2> bash: mysql_workbench: command not found
[19:51] <MichaelDobrovits> which group does usb belongs to?
[19:51] <log22> irc.freenode.net
[19:52] <erUSUL> motaka2: check the webpage i linked. detailed build instructions there.
[19:52]  * soda waves
[19:53] <XzargX> Needing a new motherboard - anyone had any issues with  a Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R ?
[19:53] <SaadTalaat> s
[19:54] <MichaelDobrovits> XzargX, how seems to be the issue mate?
[19:54] <jotbe> Phase: %k in $DATE?
[19:54] <MichaelDobrovits> XzargX, ^  what
[19:54] <Leopsx> oi
[19:55] <Roasted_> Does anybody know how I can set my terminal entry back to default? It seems to have gotten messed up and only displays a $.
[19:55] <XzargX> no issue - just wondered if anyone had any config issues before I bought one
[19:56] <nathanforbes> Roasted_, you mean your PS1 prompt?
[19:56] <erUSUL> Roasted_: relaunch the terminal.
[19:56] <Roasted_> erUSUL, I did. and rebooted.
[19:57] <Roasted_> erUSUL, something got FUBAR'd. :(
[19:57] <Roasted_> nathanforbes, yeah.
[19:57] <Phase> jotbe: Hmm, is that not supposed to be there? /me double checks `man date`
[19:57] <erUSUL> Roasted_: paste your ~/.bashrc in paste.ubuntu.com
[19:57] <nathanforbes> check your ~/.bashrc and /etc/bash.bashrc
[19:57] <nathanforbes> yeah what he said
[19:57] <Roasted_> erUSUL, just know, this happened to my domain account (ubuntu is on our windows domain here at work)
[19:57] <Roasted_> erUSUL, I went to a different ubuntu computer, logged in, and I have the same problem there too.
[19:57] <Phase> jotbe: The manpage has it listed as: %k  hour ( 0..23)
[19:58] <[TK]D-Fender> motaka2: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/workbench/en/wb-launching-linux.html
[19:59] <jotbe> Phase: sorry, didn't have a look at the man page. (not logged into ubuntu right now)
[19:59] <Phase> jotbe: ah
[19:59] <Phase> jotbe: thanks for trying at least
[19:59] <erUSUL> Roasted_: do not have experience with domain logins... maybe they are configured to use another shell ? sh? what happens if yu run « bash » in that promt?
[20:00] <erUSUL> motaka2: any progress?
[20:00] <jotbe> Phase: how often does it occur?
[20:01] <motaka2> erUSUL: wait ...
[20:01] <Roasted_> erUSUL, if I type bash, I get the regular prompt back with firstname_lastname@computername:~$
[20:01] <MichaelDobrovits> how to check usb device node permissions?
[20:01] <Roasted_> erUSUL, I just cant make it stick, and its completely raged me :/
[20:01] <ohzie> I installed samba over the weekend and now, back at work, Nautilus can't access my windows shares.
[20:01] <Phase> jotbe: The cronjob has it run at 1:30am and 1:30pm every day, and so far it seems to be the morning ones that get the filename wrong
[20:01] <ohzie> I've uninstalled Samba(I don't need it anymore) but It's still not working. Any suggestions?
[20:02] <Phase> jotbe: As far as testing it goes, this is twice it's happened out of 4 times of letting cron run the script
[20:02] <[cata]> hi, im new with ubuntu
[20:02] <[cata]> is there any easy way to mirror a drive?
[20:02] <[cata]> or a drive from a computer in the network ?
[20:02] <[cata]> that has windows on it
[20:02] <MichaelDobrovits> [cata], do you mean backing up?
[20:02] <jotbe> Phase: what about putting the path and file param in double quotes?
[20:02] <sisyphus> Hi. I have to use madwifi driver for my wlan device and it works fine, but after suspend/hibernate the device is not active anymore and I have to remove/push the module (ath_pci) again. Is there any solution? I've tried adding networking to the acpi-support but it didn't help.
[20:02] <erUSUL> Roasted_: i think thast those domain logins are using /bin/sh as shell. do « getent passwd username » what do you get for one of this "domainlogins" ?
[20:02] <ohzie> [cata]: DD will image a drive for you
[20:03] <Roasted_> erUSUL, should I use my actual username nad pw?
[20:03] <ohzie> !dd | [cata]
[20:03] <Roasted_> for the domain acct?
[20:03] <Phase> jotbe: Hmm, there's no spaces in any of the directory or filenames, but I'll definitely try it
[20:03] <MichaelDobrovits> how to check usb device node permissions?
[20:03] <karlo94> anyone know some very lite-wight browser whit flash, images and java, or something like that ?
[20:03] <jotbe> Phase: just a general hint to avoid issues with command args
[20:03] <[cata]> MichaelDobrovits yes, i have a drive on windows os that i want to backup on an ubuntu machine
[20:03] <Phase> jotbe: Alright, thanks :)
[20:03] <Phase> karlo94: Chrome
[20:04] <erUSUL> Roasted_: passwd is literal in that command is « getent passwd $your_user_name »
[20:04] <ohzie> [cata]: man dd to look at its manual. Basically, you do dd if=/dev/sourcedevice of=/path/to/image/or/target/device
[20:04] <MichaelDobrovits> [cata], i suggest rsync google for rsync backup in google
[20:04] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: depends on the usb device... network devices wont even have a device node
[20:04] <jotbe> Phase: you might try with a small one-liner script to catch the issue. or did you already?
[20:04] <Roasted_> erUSUL, it comes back with my_name:x:random numbers:last name, first name: /home/local/DOMAIN/my_name:/bin/sh
[20:05] <joeb_> Question .. i had ssh enabled right .. first off i did a sudo /etc/ini.td/sshd stop / rebooted the computer and its back on .. now i just did a sudo ufw deny 22 .. i did a nmap on my ip and port 22 is still open .. what am i doing wrong ?
[20:05] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, k, but what about all other devices like scanners and usb-hdds?
[20:05] <erUSUL> Roasted_: ok thats the probem you are using /bin/sh as shell instead of /bin/bash
[20:05] <Roasted_> erUSUL, do you know how to flip that around?
[20:05] <Phase> jotbe: I'm going to try that next actually
[20:05] <erUSUL> Roasted_: simply run « chsh » and choose/type /bin/bash as shell
[20:06] <Roasted_> erUSUL, it says my user does not exist in /etc/passwd
[20:06] <jotbe> Phase: create the $DATE in the same way as in the script and echo it. then create the $DATE with the time of both crontab triggers :)
[20:06] <Roasted_> erUSUL, domain account, mind you
[20:06] <brandon_> How do I chroot a Hardy Heron machine for recovery?
[20:06] <erUSUL> Roasted_: you have to find out how to change default shell for those accounts... i am not familiar with them
[20:06] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, k, but what about all other devices like scanners and usb-hdds nodes?
[20:06] <Phase> jotbe: Alright, thanks for the suggestions
[20:07] <Roasted_> erUSUL, okay. thanks for the lead bro. appreciate it.
[20:07] <brandon_> The machine is configured for LVM, and I'm having an issue getting it to mount during recovery
[20:07] <jotbe> Phase: maybe with +/-1 or 2min
[20:07] <jotbe> np :)
[20:07] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: again depends... webcams create /dev/videoN devices a usb_to_serial creates a /dev/ttyUSBN device etc ...
[20:07] <motaka2> erUSUL: it says I must have /home/donkarli/mysql_workbench/usr/local/bin  but I just have  /home/donkarli/mysql_workbench/usr/local/lib
[20:07] <joeb_> ok it worked
[20:07] <erUSUL> Roasted_: no problem
[20:08] <joeb_> i don't know why ssh is still open
[20:08] <guenni> Hello, how can I exit a channel?
[20:08] <erUSUL> motaka2: :/
[20:08] <erUSUL> guenni: /part
[20:09] <guenni> thx
[20:09] <motaka2> erUSUL: so I should give up ?
[20:09] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, ok. lets say i have an issue with xsane, it recognize my scanner only when i invoke xsane with elevated privliges otherwise it doesn't
[20:09] <erUSUL> motaka2: i dunno... do you followed the instructions in the page? do you got any error in any of the steps?
[20:09] <ray_> can anyone see me?
[20:10] <MichaelDobrovits> ray_, yep
[20:10] <motaka2> erUSUL: http://pastebin.com/DRgrx0Fb
[20:11] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: ok from what i gather you have to be in the scanner group
[20:11] <brandon_> anyone have any idea how to chroot a hardy heron machine for recovery?  I can't get it to mount my disks (they are LVM -> Ext3)
[20:11] <Roasted_> Does anybody know how to change the default shell for domain accounts on Ubuntu?
[20:11] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: do « sudo adduser $USER scanner » and log out; log in again
[20:12] <erUSUL> !find libmysqlclient
[20:12] <vegancheesesteak> hi, i'm still trying to solve a grub issue with 8.04LTS Server.  After an apt-get upgrade that updated grub I cannot boot and when trying to re-install grub i receive a /boot/grub/stage1 not found even though it is on the drive. could anyone help or make some suggestions?
[20:12] <erUSUL> motaka2: typo? install libmysqlclient16-dev and libmysqlclient-dev
[20:13] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, ok. does adduser adds a group in /etc/group?
[20:13] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: yes
[20:13] <motaka2> erUSUL: What ?
[20:13] <Gx4> So on a cloud each user gets his own image right ?
[20:14] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, The group scanner does not exists
[20:15] <mutante> Gx4: image? i dont think so, just huge storage and permissions
[20:15] <Tewr> Hey I'm having some strange problems with my wlan, I tried most stuff. How can remove and then re-install the driver for the wlan card?
[20:15] <erUSUL> motaka2: sorry; i checked the paste the name is ok... what version of ubuntu is this?
[20:16] <motaka2> erUSUL: 8.04
[20:16] <mutante> Tewr: how did you install it
[20:16] <erUSUL> !find libmysqlclient hardy
[20:17] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, you should addgroup before adduser to group
[20:17] <Tewr> mutante: It worked out of the box after installing ubuntu yesterday. today it finds wlans but won't connect.
[20:17] <erUSUL> motaka2: in 8.04 only libmysqlclient15-dev not 16 is aviable. install it and check if it compiles
[20:17] <Gx4> mutante > so if you have many users on a cloud you just add them different permissions ?
[20:17] <motaka2> erUSUL: How can I do that ?
[20:17] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: the sane packages should have added the group afaik
[20:18] <erUSUL> motaka2: sudo apt-get install libmysqlclient15-dev
[20:18] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, ok thx.
[20:18] <erUSUL> motaka2: and all the other packages
[20:18] <mutante> Tewr: get any specific error message?
[20:18] <hal> I have removed the power button applet from my ubuntu gnome panel. Does anyone know how I can restore it, please?
[20:18] <mutante> Gx4: i guess so, yeah
[20:18] <Tewr> mutante: no the icon just animates for like 30 seconds and then re-prompts the wlan password
[20:18] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: i do have the group here in my 10.04 install
[20:18] <Roasted_> Does anybody know how to change the default shell for domain accounts on Ubuntu?
[20:19] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, i don't have it in karmic
[20:19] <motaka2> erUSUL:  now it says it can't find the package sqllite3-dev
[20:19] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, anyway i've added the group and the user i'll see if it works
[20:20] <mutante> Tewr: this might help to get some outpout about whats going on  http://argandgahandapandpa.wordpress.com/2009/03/07/debugging-wifi-on-ubuntu-linux/
[20:20] <Tewr> mutante: exactly the kind of article I was looking for, thx. Ill give it a shot
[20:20] <mutante> Tewr: if it worked already and you didnt install anything else since that on your box, the "reinstall" approach does not sound like it will change things.. its not windows
[20:21] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, btw do you know why virtualbox recognizes my usb device only when i invoke it with elevated privliges? i'm in vboxusers group, but it seems theres somekind of usb permission issue that only root can use usb device in vbox
[20:21] <joeb_> ok im back .. i have an issue with my ubuntu box .. its a laptop right .. my 10-key is not working .. i put on num lock and same issue .. any ideas ?
[20:21] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: sorry dunno
[20:22] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: /join #vbox ?
[20:22] <erUSUL> !find sqlite hardy
[20:22] <Tewr> mutante: Ok :)
[20:22] <erUSUL> motaka2: libsqlite3-dev ?? really looks like the package expects a more recent distribution to be compiled in
[20:23] <hal> does anyone even know what that button is called. Then maybe I can search for it
[20:23] <MichaelDobrovits> erUSUL, what manages permissions in ubuntu, point me to the correct lib or bin. channle #vbox admins are dorment or something and it seems that users there don't know what their talking about
[20:24] <majid> Hi all. I've got a .DAT video file and I don't know how to play it. Can you help me buddy?
[20:24] <erUSUL> MichaelDobrovits: there is no single lib or bin that does that...
[20:24] <motaka2> sqlite3-dev   , what do you mean ?
[20:24] <mutante> MichaelDobrovits: if only root is allowed to mount something, check /etc/fstab and "users" ..bla
[20:25] <erUSUL> motaka2: i mean that 8.04 may be too old for what you want. maybe you should use an older versionof mysql wrokbench. one released circa 2008
[20:25] <nishant> .dat i usually opened by default ubuntu video players
[20:25] <hal> I have removed the power button applet from my ubuntu gnome panel. Does anyone know how I can restore it, please?  does anyone even know what that button is called? Then maybe I can search for it
[20:26] <MichaelDobrovits> mutante, it doesn't seems a mounting issue because not unly hdds are greyed out in the list all of my usb devices are greyed out while i run it as user
[20:26] <nishant> hal -> right click on panel and add to panel
[20:26] <motaka2> erUSUL: I can Uninstall this ubuntu , what should I do then ?
[20:26] <hal> nishant: it's not listed
[20:26] <erUSUL> motaka2: again use an older versionof mysql wrokbench. one released circa 2008
[20:26] <Roasted_> Does anybody know how to change the default shell for domain accounts on Ubuntu?
[20:26] <MichaelDobrovits> what is ubuntu-minimal package is it safe to remove to compile vi from scratch?
[20:26] <mutante> MichaelDobrovits: i also need to use mount to mount by usb storage devices.. unless automount does it
[20:27] <berto-> i installed ubuntu 10.10 on a hard drive, which was /dev/sda.  i then added some drives and it became sdd, why and is there a way to make it sda?  i'm pretty certain it's the first SATA port, so it _should_ be sda.
[20:28] <mutante> Roasted_: define "domain account". LDAP? Windows Active Directory? non-local users? on the remote server then
[20:28] <nishant> hal, go to System - Preference - Power and check in general tab ...
[20:28] <roger_padactor> if I have ubuntu setup on virtual box as a guest, how do I set it up so I can have access to some local sites from the host machine?
[20:28] <nishant> ubuntu by defaults removes the battery icon if the battery is fully charged
[20:28] <roger_padactor> set static IP?
[20:29] <lazarus_> ** Message: Error: GStreamer encountered a general supporting library error.
[20:29] <lazarus_> gstffmpegdemux.c(1255): gst_ffmpegdemux_open (): /GstPlayBin2:play/GstURIDecodeBin:uridecodebin1/GstDecodeBin2:decodebin21/ffdemux_swf:ffdemux_swf0: Input/output error
[20:29] <hal> nishant: the applet is a menu that does other things, like log out, switch user, hibernate etc
[20:29] <nishant> check this hal
[20:29] <MichaelDobrovits> what is ubuntu-minimal package is it safe to remove to compile vi from scratch?
[20:29] <Alphanaut> hmm, just installed 10.10 on a laptop.  should i be nervous that there are a TON of established sequential ports open in netstat?  like 4444, 4445, 4446, 4447, etc.  Seems odd for huge ranges to be established: http://pastebin.com/0fyKSRZa
[20:30] <kninetimmy> hey all
[20:30] <hal> nishant: I'm afraid that isn't the applet I mean
[20:30] <nishant> does ubuntu consume less power than windows
[20:30] <kninetimmy> yes
[20:30] <nishant> you mean shutdown thingy
[20:31] <hal> nishant: yes, it displays about 10 options
[20:31] <No`> hi all
[20:31] <nishant> Try add to panel indicator apple
[20:31] <No`> I've got a very annoying with nautilus. when I'm trying to open it, it segfaults.
[20:31] <nishant> applet*
[20:32] <No`> dmesg last line: "[ 1177.126239] nautilus[4960]: segfault at bf112ff0 ip 001d396d sp bf112ff0 error 6 in libgio-2.0.so.0.2600.1[110000+e8000]
[20:32] <MichaelDobrovits> what is ubuntu-minimal package is it safe to remove to compile vi from scratch?
[20:32] <ivorensis> I tested how many workspaces I can have at one time. Ubuntu kind of crashed at about 15 workspaces. Now for example alt + tab doesn't work and changing workspaces with ctrl + alt + left/right still works, but doesn't look like it's supposed to. Anybody know what's the problem?
[20:32] <No`> how can I solve that?
[20:32] <nishant> Does anyone know if Ubuntu runs more on battery compared to Windows ? Battery perf
[20:32] <frankbiondo> 'amore 3
[20:33] <nishant> hal, did that solve the problem ?
[20:33] <erUSUL> nishant: linux in general is not up to par with windows...
[20:33] <hal> ah that's it nishant :_ thank you
[20:33] <nishant> erUSUL, what you mean not par ? lol
[20:33] <hal> nishant: yes, thank you very much :)
[20:33] <nishant> hal, wc :)
[20:33] <No`> FYI, from the console, "nautilus /" is working ; it's when I'm reaching my "~" that it segfaults
[20:33] <hans_> Is there any advantage of backup tools like time vault over cp -R ~ /mount/usbthingy?
[20:33] <frankbiondo> ciao
[20:33] <Traintop> Hi Folks!
[20:33] <erUSUL> nishant: that it is not as good as windows. no help from hardware manufactures you know
[20:33] <mutante> nishant: unfortunately  http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=linux_windows_part2&num=1
[20:33] <v3ctor> MichaelDobrovits: it is a metapackage. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MetaPackages
[20:34] <frankbiondo> !list
[20:34] <erUSUL> nishant: you can use powertop to optimize battery consuption
[20:34] <erUSUL> !info powertop
[20:34] <rlp10> what's the regex for what you matched in the first part of your regex? if that makes sense
[20:34] <erUSUL> rlp10: \1 ?
[20:34] <Roasted_> Does anybody know how I can change the default shell for domain users?
[20:34] <jnlsnl_> when i use twinview on my tv flash movies in fullscreen will have same resolution as my laptop and not the tv
[20:34] <rlp10> erUSUL: thanks, I'll try that
[20:34] <jnlsnl_> any suggestions?
[20:34] <Alphanaut> hmm not even 1 response
[20:34] <erUSUL> rlp10: also ask in #regex
[20:35] <Traintop> I have a 5.1 sound-card and I remember having read something about "splicing" the soundcard in e.g. 2; -is this a feature of pulseaudio, alsa or can I do this directly in ubuntu?
[20:35] <rlp10> erUSUL: good point, thanks
[20:35] <No-Nick-Name> webcam not supported in pidgin what should i do ?
[20:35] <hans_> nishant: In linux you can use powertop so eventually linux goes longer with batteries.
[20:35] <Alphanaut> so to rephrase, is it normal to have entire port ranges "CONNECTED" in netstat for a 10.10 install with very few services running?
[20:35] <nishant> erUSUL, thanks for powetop will check out !! mutante  sad its more power hungry ! hope developrs come with a solution
[20:35] <Hagar1> get another messenger
[20:36] <nishant> yes indeed hans , customization
[20:36] <drobole> Alphanut: its not uncommon. doesn't mean that one of them is suspicious though :D
[20:36] <LordOllie> 14:25 < LordOllie> the internet tells me it has to do with ssl, but I am by no means an IRC expert
[20:36] <No-Nick-Name> hey can any one help me
[20:36] <No-Nick-Name> webcam not supported in pidgin what should i do ?
[20:37] <MichaelDobrovits> mpstat
[20:37] <hans_> Is there any advantage of backup tools over just manually copypasting your complete harddrive?
[20:37] <Traintop> No-Nick-Name: is your webcam supported by your kernel? e.g. can you use it with vlc or mplayer as input?
[20:37] <lucid_j_> hi!
[20:37] <drobole> I got like 400 connections atm according to netstat. using IRC and streaming video im not supprised
[20:37] <Alphanaut> hmm how can i tell what spawned the open port instance?
[20:38] <hans_> anyone?
[20:38] <MichaelDobrovits> hans_, yep
[20:38] <No-Nick-Name> i can't view others also
[20:38] <solaris> prtdiag -v
[20:38] <Alphanaut> rgr gracias
[20:38] <Alphanaut> command not found
[20:38] <v3ctor> solaris: good choice ;)
[20:38] <No-Nick-Name> Tracert, i cant view webcam !!!
[20:38] <No-Nick-Name> it says not supported
[20:38] <MichaelDobrovits> hans_, you have programs that use incremental algorithems to check the diffrence between the drives and to auto complete the data without recoping the entire hdd
[20:39] <lucid_j_> Could anyone suggest me a multimedia player with a small lcd intergrated and connection with large external disk capability?
[20:39] <Traintop> No-Nick-Name: if you cannot use the webcam via the v4l2-interface I suppose it wont work in any application :-(
[20:39] <toby> hello guys.. i finally got my cocktrice program to work... sadly i had to resort to using wine instead of compile and run naturally. the only issue i have i dont think is with wine itsself just me being dumb when it comes to Gnome or just Linux all together the program has a chat box in the bottom right hand corner when i am playing games but when i play a game that chat box is hidden because the window doesnt fit properly to my screen whe
[20:39] <toby> n i try to resize the window it doesnt "resize it" i guess i cannot explain what it does
[20:39] <No-Nick-Name> Traintop, i can't view webcam i receive message ...ent you a webcam invite, which is not yet supported.
[20:40] <ivorensis> I tested how many workspaces I can have at one time. Ubuntu kind of crashed at about 15 workspaces. Now for example alt + tab doesn't work and changing workspaces with ctrl + alt + left/right still works, but doesn't look like it's supposed to. Anybody know what's the problem?
[20:40] <dirty-d> hey guys, is there a way to switch main monitors when using 2 monitors?
[20:40] <hans_> Is there one backup tools that is most common or compatible with most other backup tools or one standard?
[20:40] <Nasdaq> Hi
[20:40] <MichaelDobrovits> hans_, most of us use rsync atleast that what i think
[20:41] <Licuadora> Hello. In aN USB memory stick FAT formated, they ask me to put the Bios files in a root directory of the stick, How do you become root in a USB memory stick?
[20:41] <Traintop> No-Nick-Name: I don't know "pidgin", but as far as my knowledge about linux (and ubuntu) will tell me: if the kernel does not support the webcam, no app can use it...
[20:41] <nishant> Kerne Scheduler takes up 32% of power !
[20:42] <v3ctor> hans_: you could look into backula or amanda. not sure if they would meet your needs but you could check them out
[20:42] <hans_> It would be cool if it good also backup my windows partition.
[20:42] <jck> I get better ubuntu support at gsick anyway
[20:42] <MichaelDobrovits> v3ctor, what's wrong with rsync?
[20:42] <Traintop> but besides: -any ideas how to "splice" one 5.1-soundcard in e.g. 2 stereo-ones; so I could play webradio on my hifi and listen to teamspeak on my earphone... ???
[20:42] <Roasted_> How can I set it so ALL users default to /bin/bash for the default shell?
[20:43] <v3ctor> MichaelDobrovits: i do not recall saying there was anything wrong with rsync
[20:43] <Traintop> hans_: dd if=/dev/sd? of=win-image
[20:43] <MichaelDobrovits> v3ctor, :)
[20:43] <toby> guys any advice for me here? i need to resize a window so i can see a chatbox in the bottom right but when i just hover my mouse over the edge and do it that way it doesnt resize this window it just makes the part i am moving disappear or re appear
[20:44] <AbuBadr> how to install java to chrome?
[20:44] <Traintop> toby: have you tried <alt>-<mouse-left> to drag the window, so you can see more of it?
[20:44] <toby> ill try that
[20:44] <dinexi> Hello. I am using Ubuntu 10.10. In both amd64 and i386 versions I see a strange bug: polkitd grows and grows in memory. After each scan of config dirs it weights more and more. It grows not very fast but it is annoying because I'm doing nothing at all. Why it is so? The version of policykit-1 is 0.96-2ubuntu1.
[20:45] <lucid_j_> Could anyone suggest me a multimedia player with a small lcd intergrated and connection with large external disk capability?
[20:45] <aeon-ltd> lucid_j_: something by archos?
[20:45] <lucid_j_> Anything
[20:45] <No-Nick-Name> Can i download empathy ...
[20:46] <Nasdaq> hi guys
[20:46] <MichaelDobrovits> lucid_j_, a nettop
[20:46] <lucid_j_> How you wrote this:   <aeon-ltd> lucid_j_:    ?
[20:46] <Nasdaq> anyone can help me how to boot from network ?
[20:46] <toby> ok i suppose that worked. is there a way to change the size on my entire desktop to make it all a little smaller?
[20:47] <Traintop> No-Nick-Name: you could try several "messangers", but I would bet they also "don't support" your webcam if your kernel doesn't...
[20:47] <lucid_j_> How could I give an answer on someone on this channel with  mine and his name specified at the beggining of the line?
[20:47] <Roasted_> How can I set it so ALL users default to /bin/bash for the default shell?
[20:47] <MichaelDobrovits> No-Nick-Name, check if lsusb shows your webcam
[20:47] <aeon-ltd> lucid_j_: type part of it then press tab, but don't type the brackets
[20:48] <lucid_j_> lk
[20:48] <Nasdaq> No echoes, thank though :)
[20:48] <Nasdaq> thanks*
[20:48] <visual1ce> hi
[20:48] <lucid_j_> aeon-ltd: ok!
[20:48] <Traintop> No-Nick-Name: Michael* is right..., try to figure out whether your webcam-driver (ok, kernel-module... :-)) is loaded
[20:48] <MichaelDobrovits> No-Nick-Name, if it doesn't check in google what type of chip does your webcam uses and check if theres a kernel support for that chip
[20:49] <No-Nick-Name> i don't have cam i want to see camera of someone else
[20:49] <visual1ce> how do i find out what the device name is of a particular device on my system? i want to find out what the device name is of my tablet stylus and cursor
[20:49] <noneaan> when i enabled file sharing it auto installed the smbc setup, but its not working, how can i unistall these packages it installed and try again ?
[20:49] <lucid_j_> aeon-ltd: a nettop with lcd intergrated?
[20:49] <weather_dude> lol the problem was a bios settings changed AHCI to SATA
[20:49] <drobole> Roasted: have you tried: useradd -D -s /bin/bash
[20:49] <MichaelDobrovits> No-Nick-Name,  you want to see the other guys webcam picture ?
[20:49] <toby> anyway just to zoom out a tad?
[20:49] <stowoda> hi there
[20:49] <No-Nick-Name> yes
[20:49] <aeon-ltd> lucid_j_: do you need it to be portable?
[20:49] <Traintop> visual1ce: they don't have names in linux, they are in the X-Input-Namespace
[20:50] <No-Nick-Name> and i can't see it says not supported
[20:50] <toto> guys, i am trying to send signal from laptop through vga
[20:50] <lucid_j_> not neccessary
[20:50] <MichaelDobrovits> No-Nick-Name, hmmmm and the other guy says that his cam works?
[20:50] <visual1ce> Traintop: thx
[20:51] <Guest25086> guys, i am trying to send signal from laptop through vga: i plugged the vga vga to TV and nothing
[20:51] <lucid_j_> aeon-ltd: just to be cheap, with a small lcd and the capability of connecting large external drives
[20:51] <Traintop> visual1ce: ibm tablet?
[20:51] <Guest25086> how should i do? xrandr?
[20:51] <stowoda> how to get libc6 >= 2.2.4 ? In Synaptics there is only 2.1
[20:51] <Guest25086> isn t there something more GUIish?
[20:51] <Traintop> s/tablet/convertible/
[20:51] <Conexion> Hey all, so I can't seem to get any sound out of my speakers. I'm getting sound out of my headphones just fine though. 10.10, already tried messing with the output settings.
[20:51] <nishant> Does the TV support VGA port ?
[20:51] <v3ctor> No-Nick-Name: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[20:51] <stowoda> can I install it another way?
[20:51] <xrdodrx> how do i stop nautilus from generating previews?
[20:52] <xrdodrx> when i open one of my folders it stalls
[20:52] <xrdodrx> and I dont need the previews
[20:52] <Whiteagle> Hello everyone!
[20:52] <nishant> nautilis configuration should help you
[20:52] <Conexion> aplay shows Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: ALC1200 Analog [ALC1200 Analog] / Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: ALC1200 Analog [ALC1200 Digital] and default [USB Audio CODEC ], device 0: USB Audio [USB Audio]
[20:53] <nishant> nautilus-file-management-properties
[20:53] <Guest25086> i click on DETECT screens but nothing happens: the VGA VGA cable from laptop to TV doesn t work
[20:53] <MichaelDobrovits> xrdodrx, go to edit > prefernces > preview and disable
[20:53] <noneaan> when i enabled file sharing it auto installed the smbc setup, but its not working, how can i unistall these packages it installed and try again ?
[20:53] <Traintop> xrdorx: look in "Bearbeiten->Einstellungen->Vorschau" would be "Edit->Options->Preview" in english
[20:53] <Conexion> Anyone know why I can't seem to get any sound out of my speakers?
[20:54] <xrdodrx> MichaelDobrovits, Traintop tyvm :)
[20:55] <drobole> if i have sound problems i often try: alsamixer and install pulseaudio. Make sure nothing is muted first
[20:55] <Alphanaut> anyone know how i can disable cupsd from running on startup, 631/tcp open
[20:55] <Alphanaut> if i go to remove cups from the package mgr it says it's going to remove about 30 other packages, some of which i use
[20:55] <MichaelDobrovits> xrdodrx, sometimes it doesn't give you the option to change it. you can try invoking sudo nautilus in terminal and change it
[20:55] <Alphanaut> i just want to disable the cupsd service from starting on startup
[20:55] <Whiteagle> I wonder if I can get some tutorial on how to make Java games ... ?
[20:55] <Alphanaut> since i dont print from that computer
[20:55] <stowoda> the newest libc6-dev in synaptics is 2.12.1 :( But I need version 2.4
[20:55] <visual1ce> Traintop: fujitsu t4215... i have a rotation script which is great but the eraser doesn't erase it also draws... i'd like to get that working and also get the buttons working properly - left click and right click
[20:55] <xrdodrx> MichaelDobrovits, it seems to have worked
[20:55] <stowoda> how can I get it?
[20:56] <yoshie> Hi, How can I get blackberry software to work on ubuntu?
[20:56] <stowoda> I have ubuntu 10.10
[20:56] <MichaelDobrovits> Alphanaut, try http://localhost:631/
[20:56] <MichaelDobrovits> Alphanaut, try http://localhost:631/ . it's cups control panel
[20:57] <ch_> Anyone knows how to change keyboard shortcuts in evolution ?
[20:57] <drobole> Alphanaut: I would use update-rc command to permanently disable services
[20:57] <joeb_> any ideas on my keyboard guys ?
[20:58] <joeb_> ok im back .. i have an issue with my ubuntu box .. its a laptop right .. my 10-key is not working .. i put on num lock and same issue .. any ideas ?
[20:58] <drobole> not sure it is the ubuntu way tough
[20:58] <Conexion> I'm in AlsaMixer and all my speakers are not muted and I'm still not getting any sound. Any ideas?
[20:58] <Conexion> It recognises my Card and Chip, etc
[20:58] <MichaelDobrovits> Conexion, do you have 2 sound cards?
[20:59] <joeb_> there a way to re-map my 10 key or get a new keyboard or something .. while i wait for your answer i will look at prefrences or administration
[20:59] <Conexion> I have one soundcard that supports digital and analog out, and a USB sound board that handles my headphone out
[20:59] <Guest25086> anyone for a PC connection to TV via VGA? the laptop is not sending anything
[21:00] <MichaelDobrovits> Conexion, pastebin your cat /proc/asound/devices and aplay -l
[21:00] <MichaelDobrovits> Conexion, in terminal
[21:01] <MichaelDobrovits> Conexion, did you chose the correct output in pulse settings ?
[21:01] <Conexion> MichaelDobrovits: http://pastebin.com/kpLxfL8G
[21:01] <Conexion> I believe so
[21:02] <MichaelDobrovits> Conexion, do you use pulseaudio?
[21:02] <Alphanaut> hmm looks like there use to be a system/administration/services option that no longer exists
[21:02] <Alphanaut> anyone know of a gui that we can tweak services with?
[21:03] <noneaan> when i enabled file sharing it auto installed the smbc setup, but its not working, how can i unistall these packages it installed and try again ?
[21:03] <Conexion> I don't believe so MichaelDobrovits - I've just installed Ubuntu the other day. Haven't had this issue with a computer before though
[21:03] <azertyy> hello there
[21:03] <MichaelDobrovits> noneaan, why do you think samba doesn't work?
[21:03] <Conexion> Though I've used Ubuntu for a good amount of time
[21:04] <noneaan> my laptops shared folders isnt showing up on my desktop
[21:04] <noneaan> desktop shared folders show up on my laptop
[21:04] <azertyy> i made a small mistake on my system : i just done chmod -R 777 / with chown -R root:root /
[21:04] <MichaelDobrovits> Conexion, so why you reinstalled?
[21:04] <noneaan> i have reviewed my smb.conf and restared the service
[21:04] <azertyy> can i leave my system like that ?
[21:04] <Conexion> When I try running "Pulseaudio" it says Daemon already running MichaelDobrovits
[21:04] <noneaan> i can access the url  ... smb:://ip/share  .. that works
[21:04] <drobole> Conexion: I reinstalled yesterday and the sound was fixed by installing pulseaudio. Not sure why really. It could be anything...
[21:04] <joeb_> nvm i found a thread and its fixed
[21:04] <noneaan> its just not showing up in the network folders
[21:05] <Conexion> I was reformatting my computer, first installing Windows 7 and then Ubuntu
[21:05] <Conexion> Well someone told me to do install pulseaudio earlier, should I restart my computer or should it work right away?
[21:05] <MichaelDobrovits> Conexion, i don't use pulse so i can't helpl with that. alsa-lib works just fine by itself
[21:05] <caulkz> another dual-booter :D
[21:05] <Conexion> Yup :p
[21:05] <Conexion> Alsa-Lib I believe is what I was using before and it didn't work @_@
[21:06] <drobole> Have you tried the sound with a media player? not just streaming audio?
[21:06] <Alphanaut> whats wrong witha  dual booter? :)
[21:06] <caulkz> win7 pro x64 and Ubuntu Maverick meerkat x64 :D
[21:06] <MichaelDobrovits> Conexion, the cards work as we see in aplay -l, it's somwhat a pulse configuration issue or pulse doesn't recognizes your sound card or external dac
[21:06] <noneaan> MichaelDobrovits, any ideas
[21:07] <Alphanaut> i'm a dual booter too, though on my "server" i just duped windows for ubuntu
[21:07] <caulkz> nowt wrong with a dual booting g33k like meh lol
[21:07] <Alphanaut> my laptop is still dual boot
[21:07] <Alphanaut> since i game in the windows side
[21:07] <MichaelDobrovits> noneaan, did you added shares as root?
[21:07] <iflema> Alphanaut: system / administration / startup applications used to be sessions i belive
[21:07] <noneaan> MichaelDobrovits,  yeah
[21:07] <caulkz> using Ubuntu now XD
[21:08] <Alphanaut> i just did: sudo update-rc.d -f cups remove and that did the trick
[21:08] <MichaelDobrovits> and you windows box doewsn't recognize your shares?
[21:08] <Conexion> drobole: I just tried a media player, didn't work @_@
[21:08] <MichaelDobrovits> noneaan, and you windows box doewsn't recognize your shares?
[21:08] <drobole> =(
[21:09] <noneaan> its not listed
[21:09] <noneaan> and from the pc with the shared folders, smbtree doesnt list them either
[21:09] <Conexion> brb
[21:09] <MichaelDobrovits> try to reboot your windows box and sometimes it recognizes things only after a reboot
[21:09] <njbair> there is a spot on my screen where all the pixels which should be black show artifacts from other windows. Is this a known bug?
[21:09] <MichaelDobrovits> noneaan, try to reboot your windows box and sometimes it recognizes things only after a reboot
[21:10] <noneaan> MichaelDobrovits, rebooted , multiple times
[21:10] <noneaan> MichaelDobrovits, stoped and started the services,
[21:11] <MichaelDobrovits> noneaan, did you checked that windows firewall doesn't block your linux box?
[21:11] <noneaan> MichaelDobrovits, i didnt, how can i check that
[21:11] <GeekyAdam> hi all. having problems with an smbfs mount in fstab. if the share name has a space in it, is this the right syntax: //ip.of.server.machine/share\ name
[21:12] <v3ctor> noneaan: easy test is to turn off the windows firewall
[21:12] <MichaelDobrovits> noneaan, do you have some sort of a 3rd party firewall or antivirus program?
[21:12] <AJRimmer> i'm trying to get file sharing working on 10.10. the package manager can't find the package i tried to compile smbd but it fails.  is there a working package for 10.10
[21:12] <noneaan> v3ctor, MichaelDobrovits opps, my other pc is ubuntu also, my laptop which is turned off is windows
[21:12] <MichaelDobrovits> noneaan, brb
[21:12] <corinth> Hey #ubuntu. How do I get my Firefox launcher in Unity to point to the Firefox 4 beta I have, instead of 3.x?
[21:13]  * Tekku Hello Everyone
[21:13] <v3ctor> corinth: i am not familiar with unity, can you right click and change the path?
[21:14] <corinth> v3ctor, sadly not.
[21:14] <corinth> I've even tried editing the Firefox menu item in alacarte, but to no avail.
[21:14] <BluesKaj> corinth, FF4 isn't ready for primetime
[21:14] <GeekyAdam> corinth: once you edit the firefox menu item, does clicking the firefox menu item launch the beta or the old one?
[21:15] <corinth> BluesKaj, I don't care. :-P I've been using it for a while, this isn't a production-critical machine, and I'm familiar with the bugs in it. :-)
[21:15] <corinth> GeekyAdam, the "old" one (stable release)
[21:16] <v3ctor> corinth: maybe this might help http://askubuntu.com/questions/13758/how-can-i-edit-create-new-launcher-items-in-unity
[21:17] <BluesKaj> corinth, ok , fair enuff
[21:17] <corinth> BluesKaj, :-)
[21:17] <weather_dude> Can I disable "source code" option in Software Sources'
[21:17] <weather_dude> why would I want that?
[21:17] <smerz> weather_dude, yeah i think should be no problem
[21:18] <smerz> if you get source packages to compile something (from sourcE)
[21:18] <weather_dude> hm k useless for me
[21:18] <smerz> i.e. packages that are not in the repository
[21:18] <smerz> but need dependencies (source of other packages)
[21:18] <erkan^> !bazaar
[21:19] <meera> makes it sence to put linux on windows xp, or is it better to put mc xp on linux?
[21:19] <erkan^> !bzr
[21:19] <smerz> meera, either makes sense,
[21:19] <weather_dude> meera: create a partition for linux, it's faster
[21:19] <histo> meera: if you are trying to dual boot. You install windows first
[21:19] <Jordan_U> smerz: You rarely need source packages as dependencies for building from source. Source packages are generally used to compile the package itself yourself with a specific patch.
[21:19] <histo> meera: then install linux
[21:19] <ubuntu__> what is the header and footer for a .tar.gz file? I need to get them for carving (undeletion) using scalpel.
[21:19] <histo> !dualboot | meera
[21:19] <smerz> Jordan_U, yeah you are right. hehe :) My wording wasn't 100%
[21:19] <histo> ubuntu__: you can look at one in a hex editor and see
[21:19] <weather_dude> Jordan_U: I just install apps automatically so I dont need it right
[21:20] <histo> ubuntu__: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tar_(file_format)
[21:20] <Jordan_U> weather_dude: Correct.
[21:20] <weather_dude> smerz: if I compile ie ZNC from source
[21:20] <weather_dude> I dont need that anyway
[21:20] <histo> ubuntu__: the first 512byte block
[21:21] <ubuntu__> histo: is it the same header, if it is gzipped?
[21:21] <figure002> how do i send stdout from a command (e.g. ls) to the stdin of another app? a tried "app < ls", but it doesn't work.
[21:21] <smerz> figure002, with the pipe " | "
[21:21] <Jordan_U> figure002: ls | other_command
[21:21] <figure002> ah ok, thanks
[21:21] <Jordan_U> figure002: But it should almost never actually be used with "ls".
[21:21] <histo> ubuntu__: sounds like gzip headers would find them
[21:22] <Cataclysm> I used "psql SHOW VERSION();" and it brought up a window inthe command line with version info. that's great but how do i get out of thee window without closing psql? i know ctrl+z will exit but it also exits psql
[21:22] <histo> ubuntu__: I would make a gzipped file and then pull the header and footer and use that to search
[21:22] <ubuntu__> histo: so Im looking for http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gzip#File_format
[21:22] <figure002> Jordan_U: i need to send a list of files to some command
[21:22] <weather_dude> Jordan_U: so that is only needed if I want to download those apps and install them manually (using the source packages) right?
[21:23] <histo> ubuntu__: that's how I would approach it
[21:23] <Jordan_U> figure002: What command? What is your end goal?
[21:23] <Guest13290> Hello
[21:23] <ubuntu__> histo: how can I determine how long the header and how long the footer is? I already started experiments but am unsure
[21:23] <Guest13290> I need help
[21:23] <Alphanaut> odd, sudo update-rc.d -f cups remove didn't actually stop the service from running the next time..
[21:23] <GeekyAdam> hi all. having problems with an smbfs mount in fstab. if the share name has a space in it, is this the right syntax: //ip.of.server.machine/share\ name
[21:23] <histo> ubuntu__: well it sounds liek the header and footer change related to the file. So you can only search for those parts of it that don't change.
[21:23] <Guest13290> How can I turn on shadow passwords?
[21:23] <figure002> Jordan_U: the command is 'wallpaper', it returns a list of files which are suitable as wallpaper.
[21:24] <histo> ubuntu__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery this has a section about gzip
[21:24] <ubuntu__> histo what remains invariant? The extension .tar.gz and nothing else?
[21:24] <Cataclysm> anyone know how to exit out of a command line edit-thing? ctrl+z will take me out of my psql login so  icant use that
[21:24] <drobole> Alphanaut: strange, maybe the sym links are recreated by some service
[21:24] <Alphanaut> gad
[21:24] <histo> ubuntu__: there is a section about magicrescue
[21:24] <llutz> GeekyAdam: "\040" for space like, "this\040mountpoint\040has\040spaces"
[21:24] <Jordan_U> figure002: What is the *end* goal? Is wallpaper a command you wrote yourself?
[21:25] <GeekyAdam> llutz: will try thx
[21:25] <Fjodor> Guest13290: It should be enablded by default
[21:25] <histo> ubuntu__: sudo magicrescue -r gzip -d ~/output /dev/sdx#
[21:25] <ubuntu__> thanks histo, Ill have a try
[21:25] <arand> Cataclysm: exit quit ctrl+d :q! q ?
[21:25] <maedox> Cataclysm: could it be 'less'? try hitting just q or :q.
[21:25] <enterneo> I have machine with eth0 (public ipv4) and eth1(private ipv6) addresses, eth0 is connected to the internet, when I do an apt-get, I see it tries to instantiate connection to ipv6 variant of the host and fails, how can I specify which interface to use, when doing apt-get?
[21:25] <figure002> Jordan_U: nope, it's in the ubuntu repo; the end goal is to know which files are suitable as wallpapers.
[21:26] <Guest13290> Because I tried to adduser and it tells me that only root may add a user etc
[21:26] <histo> ubuntu__: or if you look in the /etc/scapel/scalpel.conf you may find gzip already defined
[21:26] <Cataclysm> q worked
[21:26] <Cataclysm> thanks gentle mans
[21:26] <GeekyAdam> llutz: that did it thx much ^_^
[21:27] <Magri> ciao
[21:27] <ubuntu__> histo: its not defined.
[21:27] <histo> ubuntu__: i'm installing scalpel now to check
[21:27] <Alphanaut> out of curiosity what are the trailing numbers: update-rc.d bluetooth start 25 2 3 4 5 . stop 74 0 1 6 .
[21:27] <Magri> !list
[21:27] <Fjodor> !it | Magri
[21:27] <histo> ubuntu__: I would suggest using magic rescue then maybe
[21:28] <Magri> !list
[21:28] <corinth> v3ctor, trying that now. I think it'll work - thanks!
[21:28] <Guest13290> how can I add user with a password via termial?
[21:29] <llutz> Guest13290: sudo adduser <user>
[21:29] <Jordan_U> figure002: wallpaper doesn't appear to accept filenames on stdin.
[21:29] <Hezinho> ubuntu 10.10. always mute after restart ??????
[21:29] <v3ctor> useradd or adduser
[21:29] <Fjodor> Guest13290: man useradd
[21:29] <Hezinho> how do i fix it ?
[21:29] <histo> Guest13290: i'd use adduser
[21:29] <Magri> !list
[21:30] <histo> Guest13290: it will prompt you for information
[21:30] <histo> Guest13290: sudo adduser
[21:30] <figure002> Jordan_U: it accepts filenames as arguments, that's not the same as stdin?
[21:30] <inckie> http://rt.com/news/us-libya-saudi-weapons/ maybe war soon :(
[21:30] <Hezinho> how can i fix auto mute on ubuntu 10.10 , anyone please ?
[21:30] <Guest13290> only one or two names allowed?
[21:31] <manon> Hello
[21:31] <histo> Guest13290: for login you use one name . You can specify the persons full name later on
[21:32] <Guest13290> can somebody privite chat me?
[21:32] <Hezinho> does anyone know how to fix auto-mute after restart (ubuntu 10.10) ?
[21:32] <manon> No sorry :/
[21:32] <Hezinho> thank you
[21:32] <Jordan_U> figure002: No, it's not. Arguments are normally specified after the command name, like "wallpaper /path/to/foo.png", and must be specified before the command is even executed. stdin, by default, is input from the keyboard which can be given while the program is running.
[21:33] <Guest13290> I need help, its for my Linux class...
[21:34] <figure002> Jordan_U: oh i see; thanks for the explanation
[21:34] <Alphanaut> soo anyway is there an easy way to configure services thru a gui?
[21:34] <Alphanaut> or is it all command line
[21:34] <Alphanaut> the command line doesnt seem to be working for me anyways
[21:35] <Jordan_U> figure002: You're welcome. I'm not sure how usefull this script will be though, it doesn't think that the default desktop background for Ubuntu 10.10 is a wallpaper.
[21:35] <semitones> Ok, long question: My laptop has a love-hate relationship with suspend. It always suspends, but sometimes it wakes up, and it doesn't and I have to hard reboot. Are there any logs I could be looking at to find out why it doesn't work sometimes? Any other things I could do?
[21:35] <BluesKaj> Alphanaut, which services?
[21:35] <Alphanaut> cups
[21:35] <Alphanaut> sudo update-rc.d -f cups remove did nothing
 does anyone know how to fix auto-mute after restart (ubuntu 10.10) ?
[21:36] <Jordan_U> figure002: You still haven't told me your end goal. What is it that you hope to accomplish?
[21:37] <e1034946> I am new to Ubuntu and decided to install Ubuntu to my USB drive which completely changed my drive. Is there a way to uninstall Ubuntu and set my USB Drive back to the original state?
[21:37] <drobole> Alphanaut: do you have a printing service of some kind under System -> Preferences -> Startup applications?
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[21:37] <velociostrich> Anyone know what it takes to get my floppy drive working in Ubuntu 10.04.2 Server? I've tried writing to the disk as I have done in the past (e.g., tar -cv test.txt > /dev/fd0) but it doesn't work. I've verified that the BIOS is set up right, and I get an error message if I put a disk in on boot, but is there a module I have to load?
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[21:38] <stupidnoob> hey guys quick question, has anyone gotten ubuntu to recognize the webcam and work with tinychat properly?
[21:38] <arand> e1034946: Are you also trying to recover files from before the installation?
[21:38] <e1034946> Yes, my original files are still on the drive?
[21:39] <velociostrich> Just found out that there is a module for floppy disks and it is loaded...
[21:39] <arand> e1034946: Most of them are likely overwritten I'm afraid, if you specified that ubuntu should use the whole stick
[21:39] <figure002> Jordan_U: ohh u mean the end end goal. i'm writing a little python script which sets wallpapers for the gnome desktop. i was thinking about an extra feature which only picks images that are close enough to a wallpaper (e.g. ignore pics with portrait ratio).
[21:39] <No-Nick-Name> please help me sort out Audio / Video problem in Empathy yahoo?
[21:40] <gilles> hi is there a way to have start up applications assigned to one workspace on boot up ?
[21:40] <arand> e1034946: There are tools which may extract bits and pieces of it, e.g. the tesdisk tools, photorec in particular
[21:41] <velociostrich> Nevermind, I got my floppy disk working. Strangely, I can't seem to use tar directly on it though...
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[21:41] <v3ctor> No-Nick-Name: were you able to get your webcam working?
[21:41] <e1034946> Arand: My files that were on the drive are still there and I can access them. Am I going to have to move them off the drive. format the drive, then put them back on?
[21:41] <No-Nick-Name> v3ctor, i dont have webcam
 hi is there a way to have start up applications assigned to one workspace on boot up ?
[21:41] <No-Nick-Name> i want to view webcam of my friend
[21:43] <No-Nick-Name> no reply of my question why is that so :(
[21:43] <Alphanaut> drobole: no, i have nothing related to printing under system startup
[21:43] <Alphanaut> they are all unticked
[21:43] <Arcidias> No-nick-name, what program do you use? If none, try skype
[21:43] <Alphanaut> though that cups port 631 remains listening
[21:43] <Alphanaut> i'm trying to shut it down
[21:44] <No-Nick-Name> Arcidias, i use yahoo ?
 hi is there a way to have start up applications assigned to one workspace on boot up ?
[21:44] <arand> e1034946: Ah right, for the reformatting you can either use gparted and create one big fat32 partition on it, or just use msWin and select the format option in explorer
[21:44] <No-Nick-Name> does it not support webcam viewing?
[21:44] <Hezinho> does anyone know how to fix auto-mute after restart (ubuntu 10.10) ?
[21:45] <figure002> Jordan_U: did you copy?
 hi is there a way to have start up applications assigned to one workspace on boot up ?
[21:45] <Jordan_U> figure002: Yes.
[21:45] <arand> e1034946: You could possibly just delete and resize the fat parition, but if possible I think it is better to move things off and then back again, what kind of size is this usb drive?
[21:45] <e1034946> Thanks Arand! Have a good day!
[21:46] <Tewr> I'm trying to use wpa_supplicant to connect to my wifi, like in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=263136 . I get "Operation not possible due to RF-Kill". how can I enable the radio?
[21:46] <arand> e1034946: *delete the ubuntu partition and resize the fat32... I meant to say
[21:46] <e1034946> ok
[21:48] <velociostrich> Anyone know how to create a grub2 boot floppy? My google-fu on this has been weak. I've tried grub-mkrescue, but it outputs a 5MB image, which is too large.
[21:48] <drobole> Alphanaut: strange
[21:48] <oem> how do i edit environment variables? is there a configuration file somewhere?
[21:48] <semitones> Ok, long question: My laptop has a love-hate relationship with suspend. It always suspends, but sometimes it wakes up, and it doesn't and I have to hard reboot. Are there any logs I could be looking at to find out why it doesn't work sometimes? Any other things I could do?
[21:48] <velociostrich> semitones: dmesg maybe?
[21:49] <arand> oem: export VARIABLE=foo ?
[21:49] <arand> oem
[21:49] <velociostrich> arand: he quit
[21:49] <karla> velociostrich, grub-install
[21:49] <semitones> hmm good idear
[21:50] <semitones> thanks velociostrich
[21:50] <velociostrich> karla: ohhhhhhh, didn't even think of looking into that (I don't know much about Grub, especially Grub 2). Thanks for the tip
[21:50] <tripelb> how can I search a pdf for a word. I'm certain I've seen that.
[21:50] <karla> velociostrich, yep you'll want to pick which --modules you want otherwise you'll run out of space again
[21:50] <Jordan_U> figure002: You should probably use wallpaper one file at a time, calling the command from python directly. Make sure to pass explicit values for the desired aspect ratio and other values as the defaults of the script probably won't match the needs of many users and should be configurable.
[21:51] <velociostrich> karla: Will do!
[21:52] <v3ctor> tripelb: try /<what your are searching for> or crtl-f
[21:52] <tripelb> I want to search http://natural-immunogenics.com/pdf/Argentyn23_brochure.pdf for the word micron
[21:52] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: You can use the pre-made super grub2 disk image, which was made with grub-mkrescue but is small enough to fit on a floppy. Grub 1.99 will be more difficult to get to fit on a floppy but I'll try (the latest Super GRUB2 Disk is based on 1.98).
[21:53] <figure002> Jordan_U: you are right; i was already playing around with the settings to get the right result.
[21:53] <tripelb> v3ctor: oh you werent asking me what. OK I do not understand your answer. ---  I want to search http://natural-immunogenics.com/pdf/Argentyn23_brochure.pdf for the word micron
[21:53] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: Why are you using a floppy drive in 2011 out of curiosity?
[21:53] <v3ctor> type /micron
[21:54] <shaghost> tripelb: less (pdf file here) | grep (text here to search for)
[21:54] <v3ctor> tripelb: crtl-f will likely open a search text box
[21:54] <geemee> OK So I have upgraded to 11.4 and I want to install f.lux
[21:54] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: The hardware is *ancient* and it's all I've got (tight budget)
[21:54] <veilig_abt> I just installed a 2nd video card and all its showing is the ubuntu bootscreen.  I've run the cmd to reconfigure my xorg, is there anything else I need to do to make it start showing my desktop?
[21:55] <geemee> However I am getting a 404 when trying apt-get... Can I browse the ppa and fine the deb installer file?
[21:55] <karla> Jordan_U, the other day i had to boot a 486 with a damaged boot sector..
[21:55] <geemee> I presume I am getting the 404 since it is looking for natty?
[21:55] <karla> Or it may have  been the bios that's incompatible with the drive, anyway it mounts fine after the boot from the floppy
[21:55] <karla> and no El Torito
[21:56] <volvering> hello anyone can help me to share an folder on ubuntu red ( 2 ubuntu pc)
[21:56] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: How can I find out what modules I need/are available for grub?
[21:56] <tripelb> I am using pidgin -- how can I get it so a line with my nick in it comes up highlighted in some way !!!
[21:56] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: What are you trying to accomplish?
[21:57] <karla> velociostrich, look under /usr/lib/grub/
[21:57] <tripelb> v3ctor thanks
[21:58] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: karla was misunderstanding what the --modules option does. It simply adds additional modules to the core.img, it doesn't limit what modules are copied to /boot (all modules are always copied by grub-install).
[21:58] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: I've got Ubuntu 10.04.2 server running on an older machine that I'm trying to get to boot off of a Compact Flash card that's hooked up with an IDE adapter. The installation went smoothly, but it won't boot, so right now I'm on that machine from a hard drive install
[21:58] <karla> Jordan_U, ah
[21:59] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: The CF adapter, btw, makes the hardware think that it's dealing with a hard drive. I can even chroot to it, but for some reason I can't boot off of it
[21:59] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: What happens when you try to boot? Is the Flash Card reader / IDE adaptor listed as a boot device?
[21:59] <drobole> volvering: You can use samba. google it
[22:00] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: It is listed as a device in the BIOS; it gets to GRUB2 which then throws an error. iirc the error was to the effect of "you must load the kernel first"
[22:00] <volvering> drobole, i did try on tutorial but i was not able
[22:00] <nicofs> I want to remotely control my other linux computer - how can i do that? (I need something like realVNC for linux)
[22:01] <velociostrich> nicofs: If you're comfortable with the command line, you can try SSH -- it's the quickest to get set up. Just install the openssh server on the machine you want to ssh into, then do ssh user@192.168.XXX.XXX
[22:01] <velociostrich> nicofs: That is, do that command on the machine that you're using to connect to the other (server) machine with
[22:02] <nicofs> velociostrich, no - i want to control the pc that is connected to my media center and control the desktop environment there... laptop@lap as remote for the big screen...
[22:02] <drobole> volvering: hmm, the samba config can be a bit picky, the computers host names and folder permissions must match etc...
[22:02] <bin_bash> When i wget an image, where does it save to?
[22:03] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: Can you try loading the kernel and initrd from the grub shell? You can just execute the commands that are in the menu entry. We need to find which command is failing and why, that specific error just means that the "linux" command failed to load the kernel for some reason but doesn't tell us why.
[22:03] <velociostrich> nicofs: Hmmm... I know there is software for that purpose but I've never used it... I think Gnome may even have remote desktop software installed by default
[22:03] <Jordan_U> bin_bash: The current directory unless you specify "-O" and a different path.
[22:03] <bin_bash> ok
[22:03] <volvering> drobole, yes i see i ll try another day.. thank u
[22:04] <drobole> sure
[22:04] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: I'll give that a try, but which configuration file is it that contains the commands to boot? Is it /etc/default/grub or one of those 10_linux files? (I haven't had the need to mess with GRUB in a while)
[22:04] <nicofs> velociostrich, i installed "vino" as suggested by the hotwo (ubuntu wiki somewhere) and it is supposed to appear somewhere in settings - but it doesn't... i managed to set up tightvnc - but that's not what i need...
[22:04] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[22:04] <holmser> I'm having an issue setting up a home VPN with IPSec and openswan.  Does anyone have any experience with this topic?
[22:05] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: Thanks, I'll try that now. I'll have to bust out my laptop so I can work on both machines at once though
[22:05] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: You're welcome.
[22:05] <velociostrich> nicofs: I'm sorry, but I don't know enough about remote desktop to be of help, though I'm sure someone else in this channel does
[22:06] <vas32> hi all
[22:07] <vas32> :)
[22:07] <marTech> ho
[22:08] <sougata> How can I get kernel object files ?
[22:09] <drobole> what do you mean?
[22:10] <th0r> sougata: object files are created by the compiler when you compile the source code
[22:10] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[22:10] <karla> sougata, please elaborate, are you talking about kernel modules?
[22:11] <sougata> th0r, I mean I want to get lucid kernel object files , so that I can lick the module that I ahve written
[22:11] <sougata> *link
[22:12] <th0r> sougata: If I understand the process correctly, you need to add the source for your module to the source for the kernel, then compile the whole thing.
[22:13] <drobole> unless you compile your module as a separate object and load it dynamically
[22:13] <sougata> th0r, I just wanted to avoid building the kernel from source
[22:13] <azertyy> hello
[22:13] <azertyy> anyone can clarify me ?
[22:14] <ErrNick> hi, can I watch the Tvtime via SSH?
[22:14] <azertyy> i got a big problem with files and permission
[22:14] <nicofs> Anyone know how to remote control another desktop?
[22:14] <th0r> ErrNick: if Tvtime is a linux package, you should be able to run it using X-forwarding via ssh
[22:14] <azertyy> i host website on my server i have to chmod -R 777 to able to display the webpage  what could be wrong ?
[22:15] <azertyy> otherwise not working
[22:15] <th0r> nicofs: a windows box or a linux box?
[22:15] <ErrNick> th0r: I tried it, but it has a problem
[22:15] <vas32> use sudo
[22:15] <drobole> sougata: you can do that. basically compile your code to a .o file and load it with the insmod or modprobe command
[22:15] <ErrNick> th0r: I just wondering is it possible
[22:16] <azertyy> hello
[22:16] <azertyy> is that dead here or what ?
[22:16] <vas32> X_x
[22:16] <azertyy> i host website on my ubuntu server i have to chmod -R 777 to able to display the webpage  what could be wrong ?
[22:16] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: I'll be AFK for about half an hour, but I'm comming back.
[22:16] <jdeslaur> anyone know if i can take a HDD thats ntfs formatted and read it in ubuntu
[22:16] <th0r> jdeslaur: yes, you can
[22:16] <azertyy> otherwise not working, what could be wrong ?
[22:16] <nicofs> th0r, all plain linux
[22:17] <holmser> azertyy, you don't want 777.  That will make the files writable by anyone viewing the website
[22:17] <ivorensis> Is it possible to startup applications in a specific workspace?
[22:17] <th0r> nicofs: then vnc is your best bet unless you want to explore NX or X-forwarding
[22:17] <BluesKaj> jdeslaur, yes
[22:17] <azertyy> okay what i have to do ? holmser
[22:17] <sougata> drobole, thank you .
[22:17] <drobole> azertyy: hard to say, i guess apache doesn't have ownership or permissions enough to handle your files
[22:17] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: that's excellent timing, 'cause I have to go AFK too
[22:17] <holmser> have you tried 755?
[22:17] <drobole> yw
[22:18] <azertyy> is there any user linked with apache ?
[22:18] <azertyy> that i have to assign for my webpage ?
[22:18] <Omen_20> hello
[22:18] <drobole> i think so, not an expert but i think apache is running as some user (not root)
[22:18] <sre-su> O_0
[22:18] <holmser> azertyy, check what group the files are associated with.  should be www-data I believe
[22:18] <genii-around> azertyy: Usually www-data
[22:19] <azertyy> how to check i don't know ?
[22:19] <holmser> ls -l
[22:19] <azertyy> with ls -l  /folder i got owned by root
[22:20] <azertyy> that's what i said before
[22:20] <azertyy> i also try to reinstall apache but nothing changes
[22:20] <holmser> azertyy, try chown -R www-data yourfolder
[22:22] <ivorensis> Is it possible to startup applications in a specific workspace?
[22:22] <azertyy> now it owned by www-data by if i go to the page
[22:22] <azertyy> it says forbidden
[22:22] <holmser> hmm
[22:22] <azertyy> You don't have permission to access / on this server.
[22:22] <holmser> k
[22:22] <drobole> isn't apache picky about where the folder is?
[22:22] <holmser> let me check my settings
[22:22] <drobole> must be under /var/www or something
[22:23] <lucid_j> hi again!
[22:24] <holmser> azertyy, are you using /var/www as your folder?
[22:24] <jdeslaur> th0r: do i have to mount it first? i did ls /dev/disk/by-id -lah and the drive wasnt there
[22:24] <jgcampbell300> hello
[22:25] <azertyy> yes holmser
[22:25] <jgcampbell300> I am looking for two solutions involving playing world of warcraft on ubuntu ... 1st i can not hold alt and right click ... it always opens up a ubuntu box ... not sure what i can do about that ...
[22:26] <overclucker> azertyy: ps -eo pid,user,comm | grep apache
[22:26] <[deXter]> jgcampbell300: You'll have to go into the window manager settings and change the ALT key to something else
[22:26] <[deXter]> jgcampbell300: System - Preferences - Windows
[22:26] <jgcampbell300> [deXter], cool that sounds easy enough ... thanks
[22:27] <[deXter]> jgcampbell300: then change the Alt to "Super" ie windows logo
[22:27] <azertyy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/577212/ overclucker
[22:28] <jgcampbell300> 2nd issue is a bit more complex ... I am trying to find a way that i could maybe do a wget to download addons from multi sites and install them under a specific dir
[22:28] <odigem> hello
[22:28] <odigem> what to rc-update in ubuntu?
[22:28] <[deXter]> jgcampbell300: Just write a script? What sort of addons are we talking about?
[22:28] <brontoeee> drobole, default one host setup is /var/www, but nothing wrong with /home/user/public_html/site1.com either
[22:28] <jdeslaur> do i have to mount a HDD before it will show up in /dev/disk/
[22:29] <drobole> ok
[22:29] <overclucker> azertyy: try chowning as user asterisk
[22:29] <jgcampbell300> just normal addons that alot of people use while playing wow ... like bagon, auctioneer, auctionator, etc
[22:29] <brontoeee> drobole, i just finnished this http://likesalmon.net/how-to-configure-apache-virtual-hosting-in-ubuntu-karmic-9-10/ to get two domains working
[22:29] <brontoeee> (just an example)
[22:29] <jgcampbell300> just an easyer way of updating basicly with out haveing to go throu curses client i dont trust it
[22:30] <azertyy> ok let me check overclucker
[22:30] <tovella> My bluetooth mouse is able to automatically connect to my adaptor, but my headset requires me to pair each time I want to connect.  I'm using blueman bluetooth manager.  How can I make it so my headset automatically connects each time I turn it on?
[22:30] <drobole> brontoeee: nice =)
[22:30] <odigem> HELLO
[22:31] <azertyy> working now overclucker
[22:32] <azertyy> why it works with asterisk and not with www-data ?
[22:33] <vas32> ok bb all
[22:33] <vas32> :)
[22:33] <brontoeee> azertyy, chown -R www-data:www:data /var/www didnt work?
[22:33] <overclucker> azertyy: you can set apache's user and group in /etc/apache2/envvars, my guess is you have APACHE_RUN_USER=asterisk set
[22:33] <azertyy> no
[22:34] <azertyy> no if i do /etc/apache2/envars i got www-data
[22:34] <azertyy> and not apache
[22:34] <brontoeee> azertyy, you can find a php script that will echo : whoami, so you can be sure
[22:35] <tovella> How can I make my bluetooth headset automatically pair with my computer's adaptor?
[22:35] <brontoeee> azertyy, http://php.net/manual/en/function.exec.php
[22:35] <azertyy> no what i m asking is : how to change asterisk to www-data ?
[22:36] <azertyy> overclucker:
[22:36] <c0dege3k> Can anybody help me bridge my wifi and ethernet connections?
[22:37] <patrimatic> i just used sudo mv trigx.py /usr/lib/python2.6/distutils/my_modules to put python script file into a new directory but instead it created a text file named my_modules with the scripts contents.  Can anybody tell me what i did wrong and how to reverse it?
[22:37] <azertyy> i don't get this command : ps -eo pid,user,comm | grep apache
[22:37] <azertyy> it greps what ?
[22:38] <azertyy> apache with what ?
[22:38] <trism> patrimatic: the directory didn't exist, so it didn't know to create the directory, you need to mkdir /usr/lib/python2.6/distutils/my_modules; then copy (delete the my_modules file first)
[22:38] <drobole> ps shows all processes running. -eo pid,user,comm selects what info you want to se, and grep filters out only lines containing apache
[22:38] <overclucker> azertyy it matches the string apache
[22:40] <kpettit> Anybody trying the Ubuntu 11?  I'm using it and like it OK, but the new version of the "old desktop" has mac like windows which is really anoying for a dual screen computer.  Any ideas how to change it back to the the old way?
[22:40] <patrimatic> trism: is there a command that can undo what i did (and get my file back)?
[22:41] <corinth> Hey channel. What folder do .desktop files look for its icon in when a name is specified?
[22:41] <corinth> That is, under Icon=icon name
[22:41] <trism> patrimatic: yes, cp /usr/lib/python2.6/distutils/my_modules trigx.py; and it will be copied to your current directory
[22:41] <shentino> Why does my sound cut out when I switch to a virtual terminal I'm not logged into?
[22:42] <patrimatic> trism: thanks a million
[22:42] <c0dege3k> does ANYONE know how to bridge network connections?
[22:45] <patrimatic> how do you delete files in terminal?
[22:46] <jgcampbell300> rm file.name
[22:46] <joeb_> hi all
[22:46] <azertyy> ok overclucker
[22:46] <ivorensis> How do you close the file and save your changes in devilspie?
[22:47] <overclucker> azertyy: hmm?
[22:47] <joeb_> im looking at a guide to install java .. this is the command sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre .. for some reason this package is not in the ubuntu repo .. i have other java versions .. is thre a way to find this package ?
[22:47] <enterneo> apt-get is using eth1(local IPv6 only); whereby my internet is connected on eth0(IPv4); how can I specify which interface to use for apt-get?
[22:47] <ipwnage> ever since i updated to 10.10 i've had all kinds of issues: not mounting ipod, no plugins at all in rhythmbox, and now when i wake my computer up it shows a bunch of text. how can i fix this?
[22:47] <joeb_> or do i have to google for it ?
[22:47] <azertyy> now how to change th e maches the sting apache to www-data instead of asterisk ? overclucker
[22:48] <AStyx> what abut ubuntu 11.04 will it come with wayland?
[22:48] <joeb_> ok i think i found the problem sun-java6-jre is only for hardy / karmic / karmic-updates .. can i install a package from these version even though im on 10.10 will i have issues ?
[22:48] <ipwnage> can anybody help?
[22:49] <azertyy> i don't know if you get my question ?
[22:49] <Jordan_U> AStyx: Not by default. Discussion of 11.04 in #ubuntu+1
[22:49] <overclucker> azertyy: to set the user and group of apache2 you need to change APACHE_RUN_USER and APACHE_RUN_GROUP in /etc/apache2/envvars
[22:49] <daniel> anyone having troubles with the flash plugin for chromium?
[22:50] <overclucker> azertyy: also, i wonder how you are starting and stopping apache, what command you are using.
[22:50] <AStyx> thx Jordan_U
[22:50] <daniel> anyone having troubles with the flash plugin for chromium?
[22:50] <Jordan_U> AStyx: You're welcome.
[22:50] <corinth> Where does a .desktop file look for an icon in in reference to the .desktop file line "Icon=icon name" ?
[22:50] <th0r> daniel: you need to be quicker, 30 seconds is too long to wait
[22:50] <azertyy> this the command : /etc/init.d/apache reload
[22:50] <corinth> Or, can I manually set a path?
[22:51] <azertyy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/577223/ here is the pastebin of my actual envars
[22:51] <velociostrich> back
[22:51] <ivorensis> How do you close the file and save your changes in devilspie?
[22:52] <daniel> th0r, if im to fast the bot will get at me :) but do  know how to get the flash player working?
[22:52] <azertyy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/577223/ here is the pastebin of my actual envars overclucker
[22:52] <azertyy> then why i can see asterisk if i grep apache ?
[22:53] <daftykins> daniel: i think i've heard someone say there are issues, just use a working browser for now maybe, or search for it and the exact flash version
[22:53] <christhecoolboy> hey everyone, I need some help
[22:53] <christhecoolboy> my Ubuntu is corrupted
[22:53] <daftykins> ask away chris
[22:54] <christhecoolboy> but I cannot format it
[22:54] <daftykins> on one line preferably
[22:54] <christhecoolboy> and it wont let me install
[22:54] <danmcd_> Is it bad for a postgresql server w/ 48 GiB of RAM to be using 46 GiB of memory for caching?
[22:54] <bhe> I'm looking for help with my USB headset. I don't have external speakers to even test that my sound is setup correctly.
[22:54] <velociostrich> cornith: There's a bunch of locations that it looks in, among them /usr/share/pixmaps and there's directories with icons specific to each theme though I can't remember where that is
[22:54] <daftykins> danmcd_: have you seen http://www.linuxatemyram.com/ ?
[22:55] <daftykins> danmcd_: maybe it's configured to :D
[22:55] <christhecoolboy> I think that when I had a power cut, it corrupted the data on the hard drive
[22:55] <azertyy> are you there ? over
[22:55] <velociostrich> cornith: Open a terminal and try this:         locate gnome-system-monitor.svg           and see where it is; the other icons should be nearby
[22:55] <danmcd_> daftykins, that's what my intuition says but a consultant thinks its a problem. I'll look at that page, thanks.
[22:55] <velociostrich> *facepalm* of course he quit right before I answered
[22:56] <overclucker> azertyy: looks like you have the users set right, try: sudo apache2ctl stop; sudo apache2ctl start
[22:56] <ivorensis> If i modify a file with terminal, how can I save and exit?
[22:56] <christhecoolboy> I need a way to format the Hard Drive, I cannot enter the live CD or Enter Ubuntu
[22:56] <christhecoolboy> how can I do it?
[22:57] <danmcd_> daftykins, I think it's time to fire that consultant.
[22:57] <daftykins> danmcd_: ooh-err, how old is he/she? :D
[22:57] <daftykins> christhecoolboy: why can't you boot the liveCD?
[22:58] <christhecoolboy> Well, it starts, then it freezes as it reads the hard drive
[22:58] <velociostrich> danmcd_: oh my sweet jesus -- 48 gigs!?!?
[22:58] <christhecoolboy> thus leading me to believe the the Drive may be corrupted and stopping the Install
[22:58] <azertyy> but still owned by asterisk overclucker
[23:00] <daftykins> christhecoolboy: hmm, can you run the test memory option?
[23:00] <christhecoolboy> Ok, I'll try
[23:00]  * ryuujin loves grails
[23:01] <christhecoolboy> daftykins: its doing it, it seems fine..
[23:01] <christhecoolboy> I think it is the Hard Drive, not the memory
[23:01] <IPconfig> hi
[23:02] <yayoj1> i
[23:02] <yayoj1> hi
[23:02] <christhecoolboy> daftykins: There is another way I know that it is the hard drive
[23:02] <IPconfig> can you help me out whit me .sh script
[23:02] <mikeru> Help, im getting "Read Error" when I try booting :(
[23:03] <daftykins> christhecoolboy: is there an axe embedded in it?
[23:03] <christhecoolboy> when trying to boot, it says "Cannot read 'blah blah blah'
[23:03] <drobole> cannot read sector... ?
[23:03] <christhecoolboy> daftykins: no, a power cut caused it, I think
[23:03] <christhecoolboy> drobole, no, like Cannot read '/dev/something/'
[23:04] <christhecoolboy> or whatever it is...
[23:04] <drobole> ok
[23:04] <yayoj1> IPconfig: no can do sorry.
[23:04] <IPconfig> when  somefing happens in linux .sh script and i want tp print somefing out how do i.......
[23:04] <ikonia> IPconfig: you need to pickup the basics of scripting, there are plenty of bash guides on the net
[23:05] <intok> I accidentally opened the Braid run.bin installer file in clam, now I can't figure out how to make it not open in it...
[23:05] <drobole> IPconfig: echo maybe
[23:05] <christhecoolboy> it says... Mount: Mounting /Dev on /root/dev failed: No Such file or Directory
[23:05] <IPconfig> no it dont print
[23:05] <ryuujin> christhecoolboy: who says it? /Dev is not a device and so you cannot mount it
[23:05] <christhecoolboy> the PC does
[23:05] <christhecoolboy> when it tries to boot
[23:05] <ryuujin> ah ok...
[23:05] <christhecoolboy> along with other garble
[23:06] <IPconfig> print_status "echo  Start Connaction"
[23:06] <IPconfig> it dont work
[23:06] <IPconfig> i dont get it
[23:06] <ikonia> IPconfig: show me the script in a pastebin
[23:07] <IPconfig> print_status "echo  Start Connaction"
[23:07] <IPconfig> print_status "echo incoming Command Session" print_status "echo Get command session" done
[23:07] <mwilson1023> what is the command for removing a PPA address?
[23:07] <serg27475024> hi. can anyone help me please? my mouse freezes for 1 sec, every 5 seconds. very unnerving. iv changed the grub lines and added acpi=off and acpi=force irqpoll, then sudo grup-update. nothing changed. help anyone?
[23:07] <christhecoolboy> daftykins: Could a powercut cause the Hard Drive to corrupt?
[23:07] <jktcat> I've got a problem.  I loaded ubuntu 10.10 on it and it got all the way through updating post-installation, re-booted to a blank screen with a blinking cursor in the top left hand corner like it's waiting for something.
[23:07] <ikonia> IPconfig: no, please show me the full script in full in a pastein (pastebin.ubuntu.com for example)
[23:07] <christhecoolboy> Cause it happened right after a powercut
[23:07] <ryuujin> christhecoolboy: fidsk -l ? paste me the output
[23:07] <christhecoolboy> ryuujin, I cant?
[23:07] <christhecoolboy> I cant get in to ubuntu
[23:08] <daftykins> mwilson1023: instead of add-apt-repo... ? might not be one :O
[23:08] <drobole> IPconfig: how about just echo "incoming command..."
[23:08] <daftykins> christhecoolboy: i'd be surprised if it did
[23:08] <ryuujin> christhecoolboy: but I think that on boot you don'e enter ubuntu, but a Busybox console... don't you?
[23:08] <daftykins> ryuujin: he can neither boot nor boot a livecd
[23:08] <IPconfig> but when some fings happen shall it print
[23:08] <Ampelbein> !info ppa-purge | mwilson1023
[23:08] <jktcat> Now I can't get a live-cd to do anything either.
[23:08] <ikonia> IPconfig: no, please show me the full script in full in a pastebin (pastebin.ubuntu.com for example)
[23:08] <christhecoolboy> daftykins: it was in the middle of Updating when the power failed...
[23:08] <IPconfig> like when the sission is open shall it print
[23:09] <serg27475024> hi. can anyone help me please? my mouse freezes for 1 sec, every 5 seconds. very unnerving. iv changed the grub lines and added acpi=off and acpi=force irqpoll, then sudo grup-update. nothing changed. help anyone?
[23:09] <daftykins> IPconfig: sorry this isn't a scripting channel. you will need to look elsewhere
[23:09] <velociostrich> Is it possible to run apt-get when I've chroot'd into an install on another drive?
[23:09] <BluesKaj> mwilson1023,alt+f2 , gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list , you can comment the repos line or remove the ppa
[23:09] <mwilson1023> okthx
[23:10] <NancyStills> has anyone installed ubuntu using VirtualBox here ?
[23:10] <NancyStills> is there anything I should be on the lookout for as to problems ?
[23:10] <histo> NancyStills: yes
[23:10] <NancyStills> or any issues you had ?
[23:10] <ryuujin> christhecoolboy: please, try to search on the forum because there is surely a topic on how to restore ubuntu with such kind of error. Now I'm trying to find for you too
[23:10] <histo> NancyStills: nope pretty straight forward
[23:10] <Ampelbein> velociostrich: yes it is possible.
[23:10] <NancyStills> I got VB some time ago, have not used it yet - but it looks liek this should all be pretty good.
[23:10] <ryuujin> because I've only italian tutorial
[23:10] <NancyStills> thanks for feedback histo
[23:10] <NancyStills> what size did you give it ? I figure 100 GB ?
[23:11] <jktcat> Can't get a computer to boot, installed 10.10, finished updates, now it will not boot nor boot from live-cd. I turn the computer on and it goes to a blank screen with a blinking cursor like it's waiting for some kind of input on my part.
[23:11] <velociostrich> Ampelbein: Just wanted to know if it wouldn't blow up my system, thanks ;)
[23:11] <th0r> NancyStills: 10 should be plenty
[23:11] <christhecoolboy> ryuujin: I thought the whole point of an Ubuntu chat room was to enter it and get help from other Ubuntu Geeks who know about Computers more than I, no offense...
[23:11] <NancyStills> oh, - great.   I plan on doing osme development stuffs though, but ok.
[23:11] <NancyStills> histo - did VB partition an existing drive for you ?
[23:11] <serg27475024> hi. can anyone help me please? my mouse freezes for 1 sec, every 5 seconds. very unnerving. iv changed the grub lines and added acpi=off and acpi=force irqpoll, then sudo grup-update. nothing changed. help anyone?
[23:11] <drobole> jktcat: dou you have more than 1 hard drive?
[23:11] <th0r> NancyStills: all your data storage can be shared folders in the mother OS
[23:11] <NancyStills> th0r - oh.
[23:11] <jktcat> I have an external hooked to it..
[23:12] <histo> NancyStills: VB creates images
[23:12] <NancyStills> great.
[23:12] <mastin_> salve, non riesco a desinstalare db2exc, qualcuno puo darmi una mano?
[23:12] <ryuujin> christhecoolboy: you're right, but now I can't help you... but I'm sure there are topics can help you better. Such as: http://art.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1568704
[23:13] <drobole> jktcat: it could be that grub has been installed on the wrong HD. just a thought as it happened to me the other day
[23:13] <christhecoolboy> ryuujin: dont you think I've tried that, with the shift key?
[23:13] <christhecoolboy> it doesnt let me...
[23:13] <christhecoolboy> it freezes
[23:13] <jktcat> and how would I go about correcting that? change the boot sequence? would that prevent me from being able to start up with a live-cd?
[23:13] <ryuujin> christhecoolboy: http://superuser.com/questions/207788/ubuntu-fails-to-start-after-system-update-displays-busybox-notice-on-command-lin try it. Sorry, it is the only way I can help you now
[23:14] <daftykins> jktcat: you'd need to boot the livecd, do some command line trickery and then reinstall grub to the disk inside, assuming it's as drobole says
[23:14] <drobole> i ran the live cd and installed it on both HDs to be sure, I'll see if i can find the instructions i used...
[23:14] <mastin_> hi
[23:15] <daftykins> christhecoolboy: you'd be surprised how little people generally try before asking in here. if i were you i'd disconnect power to the HDD and boot the livecd to see what happens, next
[23:15] <christhecoolboy> I cannot unscrew the hard drive
[23:15] <christhecoolboy> its part of the screen
[23:15] <daftykins> drobole: both!? the installer usually only offers one choice :D
[23:15] <daftykins> christhecoolboy: so are you actually saying you have an iMac?
[23:15] <velociostrich> Quick question: If I run update-grub, will it probe for other operating systems just like when apt-get pulls a new kernel? Or do I have to run something else to first update grub's list of installed OS's and then run update-grub....?
[23:15] <christhecoolboy> MSI touchscreen PC <daftykins
[23:16] <jktcat> I can't even get the live-cd to bring anything up, i've got it in the drive and try to boot from that drive and i'm left with the blank screen
[23:16] <drobole> it gave me two choises and i chose the wrong one :/
[23:17] <drobole> jktcat: hmm sounds like you need to enter bios and set CD/DVD as first boot device (maybe)
[23:17] <serg27475024> hi. can anyone help me please? my mouse freezes for 1 sec, every 5 seconds. very unnerving. iv changed the grub lines and added acpi=off and acpi=force irqpoll, then sudo grup-update. nothing changed. help anyone?
[23:17] <daftykins> velociostrich: all update-grub does is re-generate the boot config from the other file, as far as i know
[23:17] <intok> I accidentally opened the Braid run.bin installer file in clam, now I can't figure out how to make it not open in it...
[23:17] <daftykins> christhecoolboy: what model?
[23:17] <velociostrich> daftykins: As in, it reads all those 10_linux 00_header and so forth files to generate /etc/grub/grub.cfg?
[23:17] <christhecoolboy> MSI AE2020
[23:18] <daftykins> velociostrich: hmm i'm not 100% sure, might be worth finding the GRUB2 guide
[23:18] <Ampelbein> intok: right-mouse click -> properties -> open with
[23:18] <daftykins> ooh-err one of those :S
[23:18]  * weather_dude is beautiful
[23:18] <jktcat> drobole: when I boot it (the computer) i hit f12 for boot setup and choose the dvd/cd drive, it acts like it's trying to boot from there and i'm left back on the blank screen
[23:19] <christhecoolboy> daftykins, I bought it to play minecraft and games that take more RAM
[23:19] <velociostrich> daftykins: Yeah, the man pages aren't very helpful but I've been looking at the community Ubuntu docs -- should look for the official docs (if there are any)
[23:19] <intok> Ampelbein well it lists nothing under properties>open with
[23:19] <daftykins> velociostrich: ah ok, sorry!
[23:19] <Ampelbein> intok: what happens if you click on 'reset'?
[23:19] <drobole> jktcat: ouch. could be a bad DVD or worse, a bad DVD player. (I have had plenty of those) Hard to say
[23:20] <daftykins> christhecoolboy: hmm, that's an awkward one. can you get into the BIOS and disable the hard disk controllers, or google for a way to boot the livecd without probing for disks?
[23:20] <UNew> can anyone help me figure this out? I downloaded and ran through all the required installation steps, but it asks that I run a shell script to finish and I don't know how
[23:20] <velociostrich> daftykins: no problem, I'll struggle my way through this eventually ;)
[23:20] <daftykins> UNew: what are you installing?
[23:20] <mastin_> I installed db2exc, then I try to uninstalled using apt-get/aptitude but it fail. Then (trying to uninstall it ) I delete /opt/ibm/db2 folder. Now I can not uninstall or reinstall the package using apt-get or aptitude
[23:20] <christhecoolboy> I'll try... daftykins: Can I PM you while doing it, its hard to really see with everyone else typing...
[23:21] <UNew> daftykins: it's the TOR bundle
[23:21] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: What problem are you having specifically now?
[23:21] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: Ah, you're back -- I did as you said and rebooted and ran the commands one at a time manually, and the boot breaks at the linux command, saying that it can't read the linux header
[23:21] <intok> Ampelbein still makes it open in clamtk... it's only listed to open in anything under the r-click contextual menu, properties lists no assigned application
[23:21] <mastin_> it show me this error: dpkg: error processing db2exc (--configure):
[23:21] <mastin_>  Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should
[23:21] <mastin_>  reinstall it before attempting configuration.
[23:22] <daftykins> UNew: are you sure you couldn't get it via APT? anyway, if the script is in the same folder as you, you may need to make it executable then run it. typically you'd open the terminal for that, type "chmod +x /path/to/scriptfile.sh" then "cd /path/to/" then "./scriptfile.sh"
[23:22] <jktcat> is there a way to install ubuntu from a external hard drive? just a matter of boot sequence?  would ubuntu have to be the only thing on it?
[23:22] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: That suggests that you either have a BIOS bug or that the file you're loading isn't a valid linux kernel, possibly it's been corrupted.
[23:22] <daftykins> jktcat: you can put it on a USB flash drive, if your flash drive is bootable
[23:23] <UNew> daftykins: thank you, I'll try that
[23:23] <kevinkonrad> is there a way to replace firefox on ubuntu's top bar?
[23:23] <christhecoolboy> daftykins: Can I PM you, I think I've found something...
[23:23] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: I had the same suspicion (as for corruption; the BIOS does boot the same OS from a HD), so I've chroot'd into the CF card and I'm running apt-get dist-upgrade to try to get the newest version of the kernel (which is also hopefully not corrupted)
[23:24] <daftykins> christhecoolboy: i should really sleep now. paste a link if you like
[23:24] <itaylor57> kevinkonrad: right click on the icon and chose remove
[23:24] <itaylor57> kevinkonrad: right click on the icon and chose remove from panel
[23:24] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: Make sure that you have /dev /proc/ and /sys/ bind mounted in the chroot.
[23:24] <christhecoolboy> Well, I am now in Grub, pressing C at the list
[23:24] <Ampelbein> intok: if you have a file manager window open, go 'edit -> preferences -> media' and check there
[23:24] <christhecoolboy> how do I format the Drive from Grub?
[23:25] <daftykins> that's not really what GRUB is for, you'll need to look up some guides
[23:25] <Jordan_U> christhecoolboy: You can't.
[23:25] <christhecoolboy> :(
[23:25] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: I have; I followed the instructions given in the community documentation which covers all those binds
[23:26] <intok> Ampelbein ok, what am I looking for here? It's the installer file from the HIB, not off a cd
[23:26] <Ampelbein> intok: oh, sorry.
[23:26] <kevinkonrad> is there a way to replace firefox on the top bar?
[23:26] <iv4n> www.sexcam5.tk
[23:27] <christhecoolboy> Isnt there something like a CD I could use to format the Drive
[23:27] <velociostrich> kevinkonrad: If you're looking to remove the firefox shortcut from your gnome-panel, then yes; just right click it, then click remove, then choose your browser of choice from the applications menu, right click it and select "add to panel"
[23:27] <christhecoolboy> like Windows has its "Boot CD"
[23:27] <kevinkonrad> ...
[23:27] <itaylor57> kevinkonrad: right click on the icon and chose remove from panel then drag whatever icon you want to the panel
[23:27] <iv4n> I once got pulled over with a hooker so I swallowed her.
[23:28] <Ampelbein> !ops | iv4n
[23:28] <acerimmer> christhecoolboy: you mean a Live CD?
[23:28] <christhecoolboy> no
[23:28] <christhecoolboy> the Live CD fails
[23:28] <christhecoolboy> cause of the Hard Drive
[23:28] <Ampelbein> intok: if you right click the file, what is shown as 'Type'?
[23:29] <drobole> christthecoolboy: if the live cd doesn't work you could try to download some small linux. there are some of them meant for rescue stuff
[23:29]  * kevinkonrad still hasnt had his question answered
[23:29] <christhecoolboy> drobole: I think it is the fact that the hard drive is corrupted
[23:29] <christhecoolboy> thats why the CD wont work
[23:29] <itaylor57> kevinkonrad: yes you have muliple times
[23:29] <christhecoolboy> its trying to read the drive
[23:29] <drobole> ahh it was you lol
[23:30]  * kevinkonrad crashed his irc client, probably resulting in me missing it
[23:30] <intok> Ampelbein program (application/octet-stream)
[23:30] <itaylor57> kevinkonrad: right click on the icon and chose remove from panel then drag whatever icon you want to the panel
[23:30] <kevinkonrad> right click opens firefox
[23:30] <Ampelbein> intok: ok, on the tab 'Permissions', check that 'Allow executing file as program' is set
[23:31] <itaylor57> kevinkonrad then you have redefined right click
[23:31] <kevinkonrad> im going to try something, need to log out, brb
[23:32] <christhecoolboy> Isnt there a CD for ubuntu like umm... Fdisk for Windows
[23:32] <acerimmer> christhecoolboy: HD corruption or not, you should be able to boot from a LiveCD.  You DID run the md5checksum after downloading and after burning, right?
[23:32] <christhecoolboy> where it formats the Drive
[23:32] <carbonate> Hi I'm having a really bad time with the USB Live install, it hangs at the second step. Also if I try the alternate installer it hangs at 45% Partitioner. Can someone lend a ear
[23:32] <christhecoolboy> acerimmer, the Disk has worked before...
[23:33] <Milossh> hello. I'm using openvpn to connect to a vpn, but all the traffic is going through vpn. How can I change that?
[23:33] <acerimmer> christhecoolboy: :~ understood
[23:33] <drobole> there is some linux distros that will fit on a floppy i think, with rescue tools on it
[23:33] <christhecoolboy> it does boot, but as soon as I click on Try ubuntu or Install, it freezes
[23:33] <christhecoolboy> almost like it is freezing trying to read the hard drive
[23:34] <intok> Ampelbein yeah, it's set, I missed clicked the clamscan item on the contex menu on the way down to the permissions item to allow execution as a program
[23:34] <acerimmer> christhecoolboy: http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page
[23:34] <christhecoolboy> thanks, acerimmer, I'll try that...
[23:34] <Jef91> Whats the support channel for Natty stuff?
[23:35] <kevinkonrad> no good, i thought it could be that i was using kde but gnome makes no difference
[23:35] <kevinkonrad> it could be my mouse
[23:35] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: Well, I updated the kernel and successfully updated grub (I see the new kernel at the grub prompt), but I get the same error. I have also (before this last install to the CF card) copying the files from the HD (that boots fine) to the CF card, and chrooting into the card and fixing grub and all that, but still to no avail.
[23:35] <kevinkonrad> if i try to right click and drag the mouse starts flying all over the screen
[23:36] <kevinkonrad> it could be because im using a touchpad
[23:36] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: Try running "md5sum /boot/vmlinuz-2.6..." from the grub shell and from a booted system and see if they match.
[23:36] <itaylor57> kevinkonrad  hover your mouse over the icon on the top bar; then press right click; you should see a menu; select remove from panel
[23:37] <drobole> you have both touchpad and mouse attached?
[23:37] <root> any good exploit irc channels?
[23:37] <kevinkonrad> drobole, no the left/right click buttions are part of the touchpad
[23:38] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: I would attempt that, only the booting system is running 10.04.2 and the CF card has 9.10, so they don't have the same kernels. I can vaguely recall where to find md5sums for .deb packages, so I can at least try that
[23:38] <drobole> kevinkonrad: maybe try a good old mouse then just to see it it is the touchpad drivers causing the problems
[23:38] <kevinkonrad> itaylor57: both left and right click launch firefox
[23:39] <Ampelbein> intok: next ides: in '~/.local/share/applications' is there a mention of octet-stream?
[23:39] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: You can just mount the 10.04 partition and run "md5sum /mountpoint/boot/vmlinuz...".
[23:40] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: Yes, but I have no known good copy of the kernel to compare the md5sum with
[23:40] <kevinkonrad> itaylor57: new computer, no port of old mouse
[23:42] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: This is to determine if the problem is a BIOS bug, I'm assuming for the moment that the file is valid.
[23:44] <intok> Ampelbein not that I can see http://img825.imageshack.us/img825/1365/screenshot1xk.png
[23:44] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: The checksums is e28354cbc313b061930b23630c12a0aa for 2.6.31-14-generic, which is the older kernel
[23:46] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: I need to know if the md5sum from the grub shell matches what is read by a booted linux system.
[23:47] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: That's what I was trying to say before; I have nothing to compare that md5 with. I don't believe there is a problem with the BIOS as I am able to boot to a hard drive with that same system.
[23:48] <Ampelbein> intok: then I'm afraid I'm out of knowledge
[23:48] <serg27475024> hi. can anyone help me please? my mouse freezes for 1 sec, every 5 seconds. very unnerving. iv changed the grub lines and added acpi=off and acpi=force irqpoll, then sudo grup-update. nothing changed. help anyone?
[23:48] <intok>  Ampelbein thanks anyways mate
[23:49] <dejan_> hi, please help me till few hours before everything was fine i could connect to my wireless router with wep key, i have installed apache and everything was fine, and now whe i turned on my laptop i can no longer connect to my wireless router with wep key, without any protection i can connect but i cant connect with the wep key anymore, I have connected wit hwep in previous days..
[23:49] <Jordan_U> velociostrich: Did you run "md5sum /boot/vmlinuz-2.6...." from the grub shell?
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> serg27475024: is the system a branded PC or laptop?
[23:50] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: Ah, from the *grub* shell, no
[23:50] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: I will do that shortly
[23:51] <serg27475024> ActionParsnip: its a laptop
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> serg27475024: what make and model?
[23:52] <serg27475024> toshiba tecra a9PTS52E
[23:53] <derek_> hey guys
[23:53] <serg27475024> ActionParsnip: toshiba tecra a9 PTS52E
[23:55] <Sorinan> there's a way to do voice/video on MSN?
[23:55] <serg27475024> ActionParsnip: did u discover anything......? ...
[23:56] <velociostrich> Jordan_U: If I cannot make the system boot off of the compact flash card, I may just create a clone of the hard drive in the event of failure, and mount the CF card on /home; the system is going to be used for a local e-mail server of sorts, so I went with the CF card because it can't fail physically like an HD can
[23:56] <josh_ritger> can anybody tell me why in 10.10 when I run sudo nautilus in a terminal it turns my whole session into root instead of just the nautilus window that is opened?
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> serg27475024: not yet
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> josh_ritger: DON'T use sudo with nautilus
[23:57] <kkkkkkkkkkkk> does anybody know a way to browse the internet from the terminal
[23:57] <kkkkkkkkkkkk> cause i dont have access to gui right now
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> kkkkkkkkkkkk: use links, links2, lynx etc
[23:57] <serg27475024> ActionParsnip: thx
[23:57] <kkkkkkkkkkkk> thanks, ill try that
[23:57] <v3ctor> kkkkkkkkkkkk: links lynx links2 w3m
[23:57] <josh_ritger> ActionParsnip: how am I supposed to copy files into directories that are owned by root?
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> !gksudo | josh_ritger
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> serg27475024: do you have the latest BIOS?
[23:58] <serg27475024> yep.
[23:58] <serg27475024> checked that as well. changed in bios: usb legacy= off
[23:59] <josh_ritger> ActionParsnip: thank you, I have been using sudo nautilus for years, haven't upgraded since 8.04 lts so 10.10 is much different, thanks for the explanation also
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> serg27475024: ok when it stops, run: dmesg | tail    what is output (use a pastebin to hold the text)
[23:59] <administrator_> 亲爱的好朋友们，你们好吗？
[23:59] <administrator_> 呵呵
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> josh_ritger: nautilus draws the desktop icons which may be why it runs the session as root, gksudo should fix that and will also not bork your ~/.ICEauthority file