[00:01] hey [00:01] how do i add extension=memcach.so to my php.ini file [00:01] im in the php.ini [00:01] do i just type in extension=memcache.so there [00:03] idk, i just check the lines in the ini and see how the other extentions are enabled [00:03] then restart apache ofcourse [00:04] but yea that sounds like the right syntax [00:05] hmm [00:06] i just scrolled down [00:06] for like 5 min [00:06] cant spot any extensions [00:06] can i just put it on top of 'PHP [00:06] way at the top [00:06] i usually put mine way down [00:06] dont know if up works [00:07] but there must be at least 1 extention in the ini, even if it's commented [00:07] u using nano or gedit? [00:07] nano [00:07] well try ctrl+w then type extension and enter [00:07] ok thx [00:08] "You must also specify the file extension being used including [00:08] ; the dot. PHP's default behavior is to leave these settings empty. [00:08] ; Note: Never use this feature for production boxes. [00:08] " [00:08] only thing i ge [00:08] get* [00:08] i also get [00:08] ; Directory in which the loadable extensions (modules) reside. [00:08] ; http://php.net/extension-dir [00:08] ; extension_dir = "./" [00:08] ; On windows: [00:08] ; extension_dir = "ext" [00:09] well, just try it, it wont hurt, u can always just delete it if it doesn't work [00:09] try it as in [00:09] just put it on the top [00:09] i'd prefer the bottom, cause im not sure if it dependso n something that needs to be done first [00:10] ok [00:10] japtol: if possible, use http://paste.ubuntu.com next time :) [00:10] is there a way i can go to the bottom w/o scrolling [00:10] @mrchris will do [00:10] ctrl+end maybe [00:10] oh wait [00:10] coal [00:10] i just spotted the extensions [00:11] :) [00:11] http://paste.ubuntu.com/598467/ [00:11] put it there? [00:11] Good going japtol :) [00:12] notice the semi colon is like a comment, so those aren't really enabled [00:12] put ur line without the semi colon [00:12] got it [00:12] then restart apache2 [00:12] now how do i save it [00:13] either ctrl+O or ctrl+x and choose yes to save [00:13] sweet [00:13] thx [00:14] sudo service apache2 restart [00:15] hold on [00:15] damn i lost the code to get back into php.ini [00:15] i think it was [00:15] etc/something.. [00:17] nvm got it [00:18] lol, u can always press key up in terminal to see ur previous commands [00:18] yea [00:18] i did sudo service apache2 restart [00:18] and it says command not found [00:18] hurm, could noise from a box be something software related? [00:19] japtol: hold on a sec [00:20] japtol: try sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart [00:20] kristian-livecd_: what kind of noise? [00:21] kk [00:21] hi coalwater [00:22] a constant humming [00:22] hi there [00:22] no, u mean like a fan noise? [00:22] http://paste.ubuntu.com/598474/ [00:22] thats wut i get [00:22] i may have forgotten to stop apachectl or something [00:23] coalwater, hi, this is kristian [00:23] ok [00:23] i restarted web browser [00:23] sorry, I'm a bit confused... sitting with two keyboards atm [00:23] japtol: i dont know what's that but no, restart stops then restarts [00:24] coalwater, did I miss a reply from you? [00:24] linh: don't think so, i just asked if the humming was like a fan noise [00:24] yes, I guess it's the fan... which I already cleaned [00:26] about the software reasons, well in an indirect way i think i could say yes, like if you're playing a game then the processor heats up so the fans speeds up so the humming sound goes louder, but its not because of the game it self, its because the fan needed to spin faster, know what i mean ? [00:27] yes [00:27] I just killed chromium (on YT)... that took the worst of it [00:30] hey coal [00:30] when i enter the conf file [00:30] -- sudo nano /usr/local/apache2/conf [00:30] adobe needs to work on fixing the hw acceleration on flash for linux, watching youtube takes like 50% of my processor [00:30] im led into a blank room [00:30] is that right [00:31] japtol: the file either doesn't exist or is empty [00:31] ok [00:31] japtol: i think its conf.d maybe [00:31] the instructions want me to add [00:31] like 10 lines to this file [00:31] so im gessing it shud be empty.. [00:31] i dunno [00:31] try to list the files in the direcotory before doing the nano [00:32] nano doesn't tell u any kind of warnings that the file isn't there [00:32] how do i do that [00:32] cd /usr/local/apache2/ [00:32] then ls [00:32] ok [00:32] or just ls /usr/local/apache2 [00:33] bin build cgi-bin conf error htdocs icons include lib logs man manual modules [00:33] thats the message i get [00:34] ok well its there then, im not that good with apache configs , if whatever ur reading from is telling u that then i guess they know better than i do lol [00:35] alright [00:37] hmm [00:37] im trying to exit out of conf [00:37] ctrl X [00:37] and save [00:38] it doesnt let u ? [00:38] i type ctrl x [00:38] just makes me save it [00:38] doesnt redirect me back to the main [00:39] how come, x means exit, x should make u exit [00:40] ack it worked this time [00:40] lol [00:41] hi all [00:41] @coal, so now it wants me to test it [00:41] with this code /usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl start [00:41] i enter it and it gives me that messaage [00:41] (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 [00:41] no listening sockets available, shutting down [00:41] Unable to open logs [00:42] ur having some weird problem with apache [00:42] wait , ur using xamp ? [00:42] dunt think so [00:43] i had that same exact problem on my windows and i never found a way to fix it, just gave up on using a server on my windows lol [00:44] so can i just skip this step [00:45] idk, i think it's saying that it can't start apache.. can u open localhost? [00:45] on ur browser [00:46] let me try [00:47] yea [00:47] i opened it [00:47] nothing showing up tho [00:48] ok, put some random index.html on ur /var/www and write any thing in it, like test or hello [00:48] btw, im doing this on a VPS [00:48] not my own computer [00:49] isnt localhost [00:49] o [00:49] for ur own comp [00:49] yea [00:50] idk, i think u should wait for someone who knows better than me lol [00:51] can i just skip it [00:51] cuz its just a test [00:51] the tutorial tells me to use that code to test something [00:51] im not sure [00:56] does anyone has a little time for me? [00:56] tazyo_: just ask your question, and you will find out soon enough [00:58] got a freshly installed ubuntu netbook (from website) and it has no usable sidebar or panel.. it's transparent and i can hardly firuge out which button to click on etc. [00:58] tazyo_: you bought a netbook with ubuntu preinstalled? [00:59] the netbook was not installed with any os's [01:00] tazyo_: i'm not sure, i don't use unr. i can help search the web with you though. [01:00] maybe unity doesn't start properly or something? [01:00] tazyo_: it's 11.04? [01:00] Linux Sat-Elite 2.6.35-28-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 18 19:00:26 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux [01:01] hmmm, okay that's 10.10 [01:01] tazyo_: this link? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1211246 [01:02] you could try restarting the panels. [01:02] !panels [01:02] To reset the GNOME panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » [01:03] tazyo_: i'm shooting in the dark, i don't have a netbook [01:04] i think if u just type unity on the terminal it should start something [01:04] just like gnome-panel [01:05] no process found [01:05] :/ [01:05] ah, yeah, according to http://www.ubuntu.com/netbook unr does use unity [01:05] well then i don't know what it's called then in the netbook edition [01:06] maybe try installing unity [01:07] tazyo_: here's another link to read, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1579368 [01:07] the maverick's unity is missing a lot of the changes that are in natty, i'd prefer waiting for natty, though im not so excited about unity being the default [01:08] does anyone know how to enable second ATI video card? [01:09] i've tried to re-install gnome, and got this : The following packages have unmet dependencies: [01:09] gnome : Depends: swfdec-mozilla but it is not going to be installed [01:10] does running gnome-panel --replace start any thing [01:12] tazyo_: do the panels ever show up? or are they always missing? [01:12] sometimes for a glance [01:12] tazyo_: perhaps this is your bug, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-panel/+bug/581565 [01:12] Launchpad bug 581565 in gnome-panel "Netbook remix panel disappears regularly" [Low,New] [01:14] tazyo_: did you install GnomeDo? [01:14] it's invisible not only when i close some windows.. [01:14] didn't [01:14] should have? [01:14] no [01:15] may cause a conflict according to that bug report [01:16] I was experiencing the same issue, and disabling Metacity's compositing manager (via gconf-editor) fixed'' [01:16] hey coal [01:16] copied from that bug thread [01:17] how do i create a php file in this terminal? [01:17] i need to put a php file with the code into /var/www [01:17] japtol: just nano and save [01:18] is there a code [01:18] for creating the php file [01:18] no, just name it that [01:18] so [01:18] tazyo_: yeah, i don't think that is your problem...did you read the forum links? may give you a hint [01:18] nano [01:18] like name it index.php [01:18] in the main [01:18] no no, [01:18] nano /var/www/index.php [01:19] ok [01:19] s [01:19] then [01:19] i go into that php [01:19] and add the code [01:19] yes [01:19] sweet [01:19] seidos: i'm at the 2nd [01:20] tazyo_: did you try this: "system/admin/ [01:20] login screen and see what session is selected as default, if the netbook desktop is installed it should [01:20] appear on the list...., choose it and reboot, see what you get..." [01:20] ok now [01:20] im on step 7 [01:20] it says start memcache [01:21] memcached -d -m XXX -s /var/run/memcached.sock -a 0777 -t16 -C -u root [01:21] xxx= megabytes of ram. We used 512 for the -m XXX bit. [01:21] do i replace the XXX with 512 [01:21] memcached -d -m 512 -s /var/run/memcached.sock -a 0777 -t16 -C -u root [01:23] seidos: i can't figure out where to find that with invisible desktop... [01:23] Hello everyone [01:23] u there coal? [01:24] japtol: i don't know, but probably yes, haven't messed with this mem cache before [01:24] ryan: hello [01:25] Is it cool to ask a couple of simple newbie questions here... I'm trying to learn about the package manager and how to install shiz from the net [01:26] Coalwater: im trying to do this [01:26] http://paste.ubuntu.com/598496/ [01:26] but it gives me an error message [01:26] tazyo_: try running gdmsetup from alt-f2 or terminal [01:26] when i type mysql -u root -p < /var/www/gazelle.sql [01:28] japtol: did u extract the file? [01:28] ryan: u mean like installing from tarballs? [01:28] no, i though tthat code extracts it [01:28] do i have to do something seperate [01:29] japtol: nope, it said u need to do the extraction first [01:29] ok [01:29] i wish it gave me the code for extracting gazelle.sql [01:30] so im downloading gazelle now [01:30] the tar.gz file [01:30] ok [01:30] ok [01:31] ok i seel a gazelle.sql file [01:31] in the winrar [01:31] do i need to upload this to the VPS server or something [01:31] can i ask questions about xubuntu as well here? [01:32] japtol: i think it was tar -xgvf gazelle.tar.gz [01:32] yep [01:32] ok no [01:32] its xzvf [01:32] xzvf [01:32] without uploading, let the vps download it it self [01:32] seidos: i'm now at reboot, thx 4 ethg.. if it's still bad, i'll come back. [01:32] wget [01:33] so like [01:33] tazyo_: may the source be with you [01:33] apt-get install gazellefile [01:33] nope [01:33] you have the url right ? [01:33] http://what.cd/gazelle/releases/gazelle-r11397.tar.gz [01:33] yup [01:34] wget -O gazelle.tar.gz http://what.cd/gazelle/releases/gazelle-r11397.tar.gz [01:34] is this strictly for the gnome desktop of ubuntu or others as well? [01:34] jrmy: what's "this" [01:34] does this go into the /var/www ? [01:35] japtol: goes into where ever ur in right now [01:35] if ur in /var/www then yea [01:35] ok [01:35] im in that [01:35] nice [01:35] jrmy: u mean this channel? [01:35] its done [01:35] coalwater: this = #ubuntu-beginners [01:36] so yes this channel [01:37] maybe this might help https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BeginnersTeam/ [01:37] what was just explained the ability to let your computer install a file from a compressed file or somethin? [01:37] ok coal [01:37] i installed it [01:38] then typed in mysql -u root -p < /var/www/gazelle.sql [01:38] and it says no such file or directory [01:38] weird.. [01:38] japtol: did u extract? [01:39] yep [01:39] i did wget -O gazelle.tar.gz http://what.cd/gazelle/releases/gazelle-r11397.tar.gz in /var/www [01:39] then did u do the tar -xzf ? [01:40] no [01:40] jrmy: im not sure which part u mean but it was answering a question [01:40] from someone else [01:40] hmm [01:40] is that another file [01:40] japtol: tar -xzf gazelle.tar.gz [01:41] just type that [01:41] nothing happens [01:41] ok good [01:41] because we didn't put v [01:41] type 'ls' [01:41] do u see the sql file [01:41] gazelle.tar.gz index.html index.php release [01:41] thats what i get [01:42] when i type ls [01:42] ok sorry but try to extract with a v to see where the sql goes [01:43] -xzvf [01:43] it should show u the path of the extracted files [01:43] k [01:43] ok [01:43] i got a huge list [01:44] now i type ls [01:44] and i still get the same thing [01:44] try ls -o or -a [01:45] same thing [01:45] ok i have an idea [01:45] try find -name *.sql [01:45] i typed that [01:46] says command not found [01:46] no find? [01:46] vps:/var/www# -name *.sql [01:46] -bash: -name: command not found [01:46] use find [01:46] find [01:46] find -name *.sql [01:46] ah got it [01:46] yerah [01:46] i see a gazelle.sql [01:46] its under /release/ [01:46] where [01:47] ./release/gazelle.sql [01:47] ok then u either update the sql command and add /release/ or move the gazelle.sql one step up [01:47] mv release/gazelle.sql ./ [01:48] i typed that [01:48] nothing happens, i guess it worked [01:48] do ls [01:48] its in there! [01:49] now i did [01:49] -u root -p < /var/www/gazelle.sql [01:49] and it wants a password [01:49] yea, ur mysql password [01:49] ok [01:49] i entered it [01:49] and nothing happened [01:50] ok maybe it worked lol [01:50] nice [01:50] damn u r so helpful [01:50] just make sure it did work lol [01:51] it did [01:51] cuz i reentered my pass [01:51] and it said [01:51] table/database already exists [01:53] ok then w/e that table is for go test it lol [01:53] database* [01:57] japtol: by the way, ull be still inside mysql, to leave mysql u need to type 'bye' i think [01:57] or exit [01:57] dont remember [02:00] how do i get rid of the gnome panels completely and if it sucks, how do I get it back? [02:00] playing with cairo-dock... [02:01] u mean remove it from start up ? [02:01] ok thx coal [02:01] im gonna go eat dinner [02:01] so hungry [02:02] japtol: dont i get some free food for any thing lol jk [02:03] Average_Guy: you could mess with that in the gconf-editor but don't mess too much [02:03] Average_Guy: well, here's a work around. you could delete the panels, then restore them from default. i'm not sure how to kill the process during a session [02:03] this is probably terrible advice though [02:03] there should be a way to stop the process [02:04] i cant tell u the exact path right now cause i'm on windows, but it's something related to gnome / session [02:09] sorry what was that. pidigin spontaneously died.. something about a work around. you know, when there are multiple panels you can rightclick and delete-panel. I wanna know how to get rid of the last one and just have my dock. and if it sucks I wanna know how to get the panels back so I can dump the dock [02:12] Average_Guy: u want it to do that just in this session , or do u want to save it for a couple of days? [02:13] hopefully permanantly. but wanna kno how to reverse it also [02:13] just in case [02:14] still don't have the dock dialed in [02:15] look, i know that the setting it self is somewhere in the gconf-editor, somewhere in the sessions, ull find gnome-panel somewhere [02:15] if u remove it it will prevent it from starting [02:16] and just putting it back will make things come back to normal [02:17] how do I remove it? when I right-click the bottom panel, there is no remove panel option [02:17] and if there was i wouldn't know what to click on to get it back once it was gone [02:19] actually what i meant is like alt+f2 then gconf-editor [02:20] oh [02:20] wow [02:20] never seen that [02:23] inside session or something ull find default panel or default something then it says gnome-panel [02:23] searching [02:27] hold on i think i found it, 1 sec [02:27] apps/panel/? [02:27] desktop -> gnome -> session -> required_components -> panel [02:28] if ur using these cairo dock as a main panel u could put it's process name in there instead of gnome-panel [02:28] ok [02:29] and just put gnome-panel back to restore it? [02:29] yes [02:29] just remember the path [02:31] you ubuntu guys rock! I actually using Mint (only distro i can get to work on my machine :( Long story) but there forums and irc doesn't help at all. Is always here that I find help. thank you [02:32] (writing down path) [02:33] if u cant start the alt+f2 thing cause i think its a gnome-panel thing u can also type gconf-editor in terminal [02:33] who would i report a broken link on the ubuntu beginners website? [02:33] to* [02:34] idk, maybe the wiki team [02:34]