[00:00] <minus_> yagoo, Thanks!
[00:01] <yagoo> ctl-z doesnt turn it off.. if u want to see list of background apps in bash.. "jobs" shows..
[00:01] <he||phyre> hey everybody
[00:01] <minus_> yagoo, I see. Awesome.
[00:03] <yagoo> (ctl-z suspends, application is frozen) .. but if you want to kill if you can use "kill -9 <processid>" for what its worth..
[00:03] <minus_> yagoo, Is there a way to put programs in the background wihtout suspending them?
[00:04] <yagoo> minus_, if u typed ctl-z, you can type "bg %#" (# as for the number from the jobs list)
[00:04] <th0r> minus_: bg?
[00:04] <minus_> yagoo, I actually looked in top to see if mencoder was stuck in something. But I guess I didn't look hard enough :P
[00:04] <yagoo> (type "help fg" or "help bg" .. fg/bg are bash-builtin commands)
[00:04] <minus_> yagoo, th0r: I'll try that out.
[00:05] <yagoo> minus_, i believe u can type "bg <command>" as well...
[00:05] <minus_> Damn.. How have I missed the "help" command. It's like a mini "man"
[00:05] <yagoo> minus_, no.. "help" is a bash-only builtin for referencing its builtins
[00:06] <yagoo> it's very useful for bash scripters.. (help test)
[00:06] <yagoo> man bash is a big wasteful manual.. a monster to decipher
[00:07] <minus_> yagoo, 3653 rows. Now that is something :D
[00:08] <minus_> yagoo, too bad mplayer had 6758 rows :P
[00:08] <yagoo> minus_, /usr/share/doc/packagename is also locations where there can be examples for example -- (mencoder package is it?-- /usr/share/doc/mencoder)
[00:08] <allowoverride> what is the hotkey/cmd to pull up gnome panel without a mouse? to select with keybrd? i forgot lol thanks!
[00:08] <intel_ix> Is there anyone who can tell me how to check if the root.disk file is damaged, and/or how to fix it from windows.
[00:09] <yagoo> allowoverride, look up your keyboard shortcuts.. should be in there.. it may be ctl-esc or with superwin key
[00:09] <Kopiko> Hi - I have a computer with Ubuntu Server 10.04 running on it with CSF, but weird things are happening.
[00:09] <Kopiko> For example, even if I specify port 7465 in UDP_OUT in /etc/csf/csf.conf, it still gets blocked and shows up in
[00:09] <Kopiko> ./var/log/messages.
[00:09] <Kopiko> Does anyone know why?
[00:09] <yagoo> intel_ix, screwn windows.. just boot the ubuntu grub livecd and do an e2fsck
[00:09] <allowoverride> yagoo: um, thats on the panel
[00:10] <nightrid3r> allowoverride so just explain your mouse doesn't work
[00:10] <allowoverride> someone know its for sure, i asked about a year ago lol
[00:10] <yagoo> allowoverride, no clue.. maybe look up anything to do with 'accessibility'
[00:10] <allowoverride> its a simple hotkey, its like standard, my gawd
[00:10] <allowoverride> i just forgot it
[00:10] <yagoo> allowoverride, then that's old a year.. something else for sure must of come along the way
[00:11] <allowoverride> yagoo: you obviously dont know it, anyone else
[00:11] <worstadmin> allowoverride, Love that name
[00:11] <yagoo> allowoverride, well X is for mice primarily.. so i dont see how you are expecting anyone to know
[00:11] <yagoo> to not use the mouse.. people look into "accessibility" features..
[00:12] <allowoverride> welp, its not fnc-esc lol. thats puts desktop to sleep lolol
[00:12] <allowoverride> worstadmin: yours too ;)
[00:12] <allowoverride> its from apache conf
[00:12] <minus_> allowoverride, What do you mean by "pull up gnome panel" ?
[00:12] <kiichiro> How do I set it up so my xubuntu box doesn't have a login screen and set it up so teamviewer automatically opens upon startup
[00:12] <allowoverride> yes minus without a mouse, its my screen is too big lol
[00:13] <allowoverride> actually that reminds me, there is also a hotkey for window size something +
[00:13] <allowoverride> ugh... i should right this stuff down
[00:13] <allowoverride> i used to have a cmd book, but i lost it during last move
[00:13] <allowoverride> maybe page up/down
[00:13] <yagoo> allowoverride, you're swarming with the wrong things.. you said it was a year ago. Maybe it's not in ubuntu anymore. I'd say you ask in #gnome..
[00:13] <minus_> allowoverride, Hang on. I'll check if there is a keyboard shortcut somewhere
[00:14] <allowoverride> thanks
[00:14] <minus_> allowoverride, Do you have a menubutton on your keyboard?
[00:14] <minus_> should be between alt-gr and right-ctrl
[00:14] <allowoverride> its like a standard hotkey, kinda like cntrl-P ya know
[00:14] <minus_> ok
[00:14] <allowoverride> gr?
[00:14] <allowoverride> greece?
[00:14] <allowoverride> heheh
[00:15] <grell> hey
[00:15] <allowoverride> ctrl-alt arrows move between desktops
[00:15] <grell> hi there!
[00:15] <minus_> allowoverride, ctrl-alt-tab?
[00:15] <allowoverride> im looking for what pulls up the gnome menu so ican mouse around
[00:15] <minus_> "move between the panel and the desktop"
[00:15] <allowoverride> nope
[00:15] <allowoverride> that moves between open windows
[00:16] <grell> hey someone there knows how to install de phpmychat?!
[00:16] <minus_> allowoverride, You sure? When I press ctrl-alt-tab, I can go to the panel
[00:16] <allowoverride> actually so does alt-tab then shirft to go backwards
[00:16] <grell> hey someone there knows how to install de phpmychat?!
[00:16] <szal> !repeat | grell
[00:16] <allowoverride> nope, not me
[00:16]  * yagoo thinks allowoverride is asking on how to set "focus" on the panel.
[00:16] <allowoverride> its lke ctrl esc f1 something like that
[00:16] <yagoo> Yah there's a shortcut for that.. if you asked the question properly..
[00:17] <allowoverride> with alt--F2 where can i find window for mappings per suggestion earlier
[00:17] <grell> Oh well
[00:17] <yagoo> allowoverride, alt-d, or maybe ctl-d tapped twice
[00:17] <kiichiro> How do I set it up so my xubuntu box doesn't have a login screen and set it up so teamviewer automatically opens upon startup
[00:17] <allowoverride> nope that will close a window
[00:17] <allowoverride> or shell
[00:17] <grell> see you!
[00:17] <minus_> I can at least focus the panel with ctrl-alt-tab
[00:17] <allowoverride> good greif
[00:17] <allowoverride> ill be back
[00:17] <yagoo> allowoverride, look at your keyboard list
[00:18] <yagoo> as i said long long long ago
[00:18] <minus_> Though: I'm running JoliOS which is built on Ubuntu
[00:18] <allowoverride> yagoo: thats on the friggen panel,,, silly
[00:18] <allowoverride> lolol
[00:18] <yagoo> allowoverride, can you confirm my belief what you want?
[00:18] <yagoo> allowoverride, you want "focus" on the panel or not?
[00:18] <allowoverride> for furture ref
[00:18] <allowoverride> http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/2289.html
[00:18] <minus_> allowoverride, You could always press alt-f2 and start gnome-control-center
[00:19] <yagoo> allowoverride, cuse u sure aren't asking the question properly
[00:19] <minus_> and check your own keyboard binds
[00:19] <allowoverride> ok, just so you all know who didnt,,, its alt-F1 try it ;) thats what i wanted
[00:19] <allowoverride> im out, l8
[00:19] <minus_> alt-f1 starts a terminal for me
[00:20] <minus_> that doesn't really "focus" the panel
[00:20] <minus_> o.O
[00:20] <yagoo> minus_, i think he was trolling
[00:20] <yagoo> lol
[00:20] <yagoo> told him twice to check his own keyboard settings
[00:20] <Centallith> Ctrl+alt+f2 start Superterm. Ubuntu's master terminal.
[00:22] <BDR> ??bison
[00:24] <BDR> !info bison
[00:24] <quittix3> hello, I need help with something on ubuntu. I've downloaded testdisk from here: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Download And I don't know how to start it up and use it. How do I?
[00:25] <jimubao> what is a good ide for php development on ubuntu ?
[00:25] <leeloo_> I have something writing to my SSD at 300k/s and cannot find what file it is - tried iotop, iostat, etc.  Any ideas?
[00:26] <szal> !info testdisk
[00:26] <goober12> q
[00:27] <szal> quittix3: forget about your download & run 'sudo apt-get install testdisk'
[00:28] <szal> quittix3: rule #1: when looking for software, first look in your favourite package management application
[00:28] <quittix3> When I do it gives me this: :~$ sudo apt-get install testdisk Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree        Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package testdisk
[00:29] <van7hu> hello
[00:29] <van7hu> could my dell machine run ubuntu?
[00:29] <szal> quittix3: what *buntu version?
[00:29] <quittix3> 11
[00:30] <quittix3> is testdisk compatible with 11? I have an old ubuntu 9 live cd around somewhere if it isnt compatible with the newer version
[00:31] <fuho> quit
[00:32] <DynamicFail> i'm currently unable to update my system
[00:33] <sorak> anybody know whats up with Realplayer? i think i need it to make hangouts on google+ work, but their site says its discontinued. very unhappy.
[00:33] <DynamicFail> Not all updates can be installed
[00:33] <ctmjr> quittix3, you need to add the universe repo to get testdisk
[00:33] <quittix3> I have that enabled\
[00:33]  * szal finds it highly unlikely that some install would come w/ universe not enabled
[00:34] <szal> van7hu: "Dell machine" is a wide field comprising a host of different hardware from >20 years of manufacturing history
[00:35] <ctmjr> szal, then he is screwing up some where else it is in universe and he cannot install it where would you start
[00:35] <kierge> how do i both download and upload photos to and from facebook using ubuntu ?
[00:35] <Barnabas> kierge, using FireFox?
[00:36] <kierge> Barnabas, thank you.  what extension ?
[00:36] <Barnabas> kierge, why would you need an extension for uploading a picture ?
[00:37] <szal> quittix3: 'grep -i universe /etc/apt/sources.list' -> paste to pastebin
[00:37] <kiichiro> How do I set it up so my xubuntu box doesn't have a login screen and set it up so teamviewer automatically opens upon startup
[00:38] <szal> kiichiro: define 'doesn't have a login screen'
[00:38] <kiichiro> doesn't require a login
[00:38] <quittix3> szal: what do you mean by pastebin?
[00:39] <szal> !paste | quittix3
[00:39] <th0r> kiichiro: under System-LoginWindow set up for an automatic logon. Then put teamviewer in the autostart programs for the user that is automatically logged on.
[00:40] <quittix3> you want me to type grep -i universe /etc/apt/sources.list into that patebin thing?
[00:40] <kiichiro> it says show the screen for choosing who will login, has log in as (gray box) automatically
[00:41] <szal> quittix3: lol, no, what use would that have..
[00:41] <quittix3> oh nvm into the terminal then paste what it teels me into pastebin
[00:41] <Barnabas> quittix3, ctrl+alt+t
[00:41] <th0r> kiichiro: on the Security tab check Enable Automatic Login and then choose the user
[00:41] <szal> quittix3: I want you to type that in the terminal & paste the output (preferably including what you entered) into the pastebin
[00:42] <Barnabas> a black box will appear called a terminal
[00:42] <Barnabas> type it in there
[00:42] <RenatoSilva> how to exclude filters in synaptic? exclude button doesn't work, so I need to hack into the files...
[00:42] <Barnabas> paste the output to pastebin
[00:42] <szal> Barnabas: unnecessary effort, he already had a terminal open for apt-get ;)
[00:42] <Barnabas> ok
[00:42] <Barnabas> anyways
[00:42] <kiichiro> how do I find the security tab?
[00:42] <Barnabas> he did not seem to realize :-)
[00:43] <Infernet> hey all
[00:43] <th0r> kiichiro: under System-LoginWindow set up for an automatic logon.
[00:43] <szal> quittix3: then give us the URL the pastebin gives you
[00:43] <quittix3> ok, here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/646128/
[00:44] <kiichiro> There is a gray box under the auto login
[00:44] <kiichiro> how do I find the security tab to allow me to set that account for autologin
[00:44] <KM0201> quittix3: what are you tring to do?
[00:45] <szal> quittix3: unusually condensed, but should work, unless there is a maximum number of arguments apt can parse as repository descriptors
[00:45] <quittix3> KM0201: im trying to install testdisk
[00:45] <KM0201> !info testdisk
[00:45] <szal> KM0201: apparently his apt system doesn't find the package, even though universe is enabled
[00:45] <szal> !info testdisk maverick
[00:45] <KM0201> szal: way i look at it, universe is NOT enabled
[00:46] <szal> KM0201: see the upper half of the paste
[00:46] <ctmjr> gee go figure
[00:46] <KM0201> hmm, thats wierd, its in there twice
[00:46] <szal> ctmjr: ?
[00:47] <szal> KM0201: I suspect someone manipulated the sources.list by hand; it's not the default appearance, afaik
[00:47] <KM0201> quittix3: try removing all the # signs you see there, and see if that will let you install it
[00:47] <KM0201> szal: definitely
[00:47] <Barnabas> apt-get update then upgrade
[00:48] <KM0201> ?
[00:48] <Barnabas> after editing the sources.list
[00:48] <szal> Barnabas: why upgrade?
[00:48] <Barnabas> or apt-get install
[00:48] <KM0201> Barnabas: well, yeah... apt-get update.. i did forget that, then apt-get install testdisk
[00:49] <Barnabas> anyways, if anything new turns up the auto update tool will pick up on it anyways
[00:49] <quittix3> KM0201: What # signs and where?
[00:49] <KM0201> quittix3: you don't see the # signs in that paste?
[00:49] <quittix3> yes
[00:49] <KM0201> quittix3: all the ones in front of a line that starts with "deb"
[00:49] <kiichiro> on the system login I cannot choose my account to auto sign in
[00:49] <quittix3> what about them?
[00:49]  * pappa_bear Joins and waves hello! 
[00:49] <sputnick> hi there
[00:49] <BDR> thanks ctmjr and others for your help over the last few days - I'll come back once I can reintroduce myself to Linux + Internet connection.
[00:49] <KM0201> quittix3: remove the # signs... (nothing else) then run sudo apt-get update, then sudo apt-get install testdisk
[00:50] <sputnick> anyone can send me the output of "ping acsid.net" please ?
[00:50] <szal> KM0201, quittix3: well, yes, the whitespace following the # as well
[00:50] <sputnick> doesn't work @home
[00:50] <ministerdude> is there a trick to doing a straight instal/dual boot of windows?
[00:50] <quittix3> KM0201: What # signs? Where do you want me to get rid of them from?
[00:50] <KM0201> szal: that shouldn't be necessary
[00:51] <KM0201> quittix3: are you looking at your pastebin you gave us?
[00:51] <pappa_bear> can someone tell me where the X configuration file is?
[00:51] <quittix3> yes
[00:51] <KM0201> quittix3: do you see lines 10-15, how there's a # sign, at the beginning of each line?
[00:51] <szal> sputnick: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/acsid.net
[00:51] <quittix3> yes, i do
[00:51] <KM0201> quittix3: you need to delete those pound signs.
[00:51] <Barnabas> sputnick, unreachable from here
[00:51] <zackary> hey
[00:51] <sputnick> thnaks szal
[00:51] <zackary> hello
[00:51] <quittix3> ok
[00:52] <KM0201> (and the space, which is a good point)... so that it lines up w/ the ones above)
[00:52] <sputnick> thnaks Barnabas
[00:52] <Barnabas> have you enabled ICMP ping to your router
[00:52] <sputnick> not sure
[00:52] <KM0201> quittix3: are you saying you dont know how to do that
[00:52] <sputnick> I will purge iptables
[00:52] <kiichiro> I'm at the login screen and am wondering how to set my account to auto login, I set it to not ask for password
[00:52] <arfbtwn> sputnick: same as Barnabas' result, though I get an IP reply for it
[00:52] <jipsy> how to have two sata in one computer?
[00:52] <arfbtwn> sputnick: starting to get replies now
[00:52] <Barnabas> sputnick, IP too here
[00:52] <KM0201> kiichiro: that's under "Login Window"...
[00:53] <Barnabas> but without an ICMP allow a ping is not possible
[00:53] <arfbtwn> 64 bytes from ns38938.ovh.net (91.121.18.134): icmp_req=84 ttl=50 time=71.7 ms
[00:53] <szal> pappa_bear: unless you have installed a proprietary driver, X is configured on-the-fly & usually doesn't have a configuration file..  if it does have one, however, it's either in /etc/X11/xorg.conf or split into several files in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/
[00:53] <Barnabas> eventough web / ftp may be open
[00:53] <KM0201> sputnick: i get nothing...
[00:53] <Barnabas> or other
[00:53] <kiichiro> I don't have a thing under system called login window
[00:53] <kiichiro> I only have a login screen
[00:53] <sputnick> arfbtwn can ping oO
[00:53] <KM0201> kiichiro: ... ok, then login screen
[00:53] <kiichiro> this is while signed in under the system tab
[00:53] <quittix3> KM0201: I dont see how this will help, but here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/646131/
[00:54] <jipsy> how to have 2 sata in one computer?
[00:54] <KM0201> quittix3: now, sudo apt-get update
[00:54] <sputnick> arfbtwn: do you have dnsmasq or such ?
[00:54] <ministerdude> How do I partition my drive for a dual boot?
[00:54] <kiichiro> it will not let me select my own account for auto login
[00:54] <KM0201> quittix3: wait a second... did you remove the #sign from your source list, or from the pastebin?
[00:54] <centHOGG> ministerdude: you got paypal?
[00:54] <ministerdude> I do... why
[00:54] <arfbtwn> sputnick: I'm behind a wireless router, so it's just talking to Orange's DNS servers
[00:54] <quittix3> pastebin
[00:54] <szal> centHOGG: what's that question for?
[00:54] <KM0201> quittix3: lol.. thats a good one..
[00:54] <centHOGG> hire me :)
[00:54] <seahunter> can someone point me in the right direction for reading material for linux+ certification by chance???
[00:55] <KM0201> quittix3: you need to remove the # signs from your source list!
[00:55] <arfbtwn> sputnick: I get a response from ssh too
[00:55] <Barnabas> sputnick, perhaps its a DNS setup change that have not replicated globally yet
[00:55] <jipsy> how to connect two sata in one computer?
[00:55] <quittix3> I cant..
[00:55] <sputnick> Barnabas: no change made
[00:55] <aeon-ltd> jipsy: two sata what?
[00:55] <quittix3> i just typed in "
[00:55] <KM0201> ..
[00:55] <KM0201> quittix3: why can't you?
[00:55] <jipsy> two hard disks in one computer
[00:56] <KM0201> editing the source list is very simple
[00:56] <KM0201> jipsy: of course you can, but thats not really ubuntu related
[00:56] <szal> centHOGG: this is (1) not helpful, and (2) iirc, advertising commercial services is not allowed on Freenode
[00:56] <jipsy> how can I manage that using linux?
[00:56] <jipsy> can you guide me?
[00:56] <quittix3> (sorry for the 2 lines, accidentally pressed enter) i just typed in "grep -i universe /etc/apt/sources.list" and it gave me what i showed you in the pastebin
[00:56] <centHOGG> ok ok... ministerdude google it for free then
[00:57] <ministerdude> I just need to dual boot so I can use itunes
[00:57] <Barnabas> jipsy, first of all how did you connect your two drives to your motherbord / disk controller
[00:57] <jipsy> done
[00:57] <KM0201> quittix3: ok, so you don't know how to edit your source list...  type this in a terminal  sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:57] <KM0201> quittix3: lemme know when it opens up
[00:57] <ctmjr> !mount > jipsy
[00:57] <Barnabas> jipsy, can you see your drives in your BIOS
[00:57] <szal> centHOGG: this is not helpful either
[00:58] <quittix3> KM0201: Now what?
[00:58] <jipsy> I used two cables to connect to the motherboard and another two for power
[00:58] <KM0201> quittix3: do you have your source list open?
[00:58] <Barnabas> jipsy, cool
[00:58] <jipsy> thnx! what's next?
[00:58] <Barnabas> jipsy, if you can then see your drives in your bios, you can probably already see them in linux as well
[00:59] <Barnabas> only linux does not know how to mount the new second drive
[00:59] <jipsy> hmmm you know the path in bios where I can see it? the raid in bios is disabled by the way
[00:59] <KM0201> quittix3: do you ahve your source list open?
[00:59] <samuel> hello guys
[01:00] <sputnick> is acsid.net works now ?
[01:00] <Barnabas> jipsy, the path in bios ?
[01:00] <samuel> anyone know if some sort of program that monitors a device via ping and sends an email alert if its not found???
[01:00] <quittix3> KM0201: The terminal just said a whole bunch of stuff, but it doesnt say sourcedisk anywhere
[01:00] <jipsy> I can go to bios alright.. then go to advance... from there im lost.
[01:00] <sputnick> samuel:  look nagios
[01:00] <Manhose> Is it true you guys have a bot with chat macros for everything
[01:00] <KM0201> quittix3: can i PM you, cuz you're not following
[01:00] <quittix3> yes?
[01:00] <KM0201> and your source list is screwed up enough
[01:01] <sputnick> samuel: or for a very simple need it's easy to script
[01:01] <sputnick> what do you want to test ? samuel ?
[01:01] <Barnabas> jipsy, bios'es are quite different from make to make, but look for a menu item called disk or hard disks
[01:01] <Manhose> Guys? Is it true you guys have a bot with chat macros for everything?
[01:01] <jipsy> ill be right back!
[01:01] <sputnick> see ya
[01:01] <sputnick> jipsy.
[01:01] <ctmjr> !bot
[01:02] <Manhose> Thanks
[01:03] <sputnick> samuel: in crontab
[01:04] <sputnick> ping &>/dev/null -c1 foobar.tld || ping -c1 | mail -s "alert, foobar.tld don't ping anymore !" -- samuel@mil.tld
[01:04] <samuel> sputnick, just check an ip camera if its working, however I want a more complete solution. I have a script that does just that, however I am thinking about putting up some more cameras and other devices so I am looking for something that might be easy to expand upon in the future
[01:05] <sputnick> samuel: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Nagios
[01:05] <samuel> sputnick, thanks very much
[01:05] <sputnick> samuel: can you ping acsid.net for me please ?
[01:05] <samuel> sure
[01:05] <samuel> hold on
[01:05] <sputnick> :)
[01:06] <sadi> hello
[01:06] <sputnick> hi sadi
[01:06] <sadi> sputnick hi
[01:07] <sadi> sputnick can u help me please
[01:07] <samuel> sputnick, ns38938.ovh.net time about 180
[01:07] <sadi> :)
[01:07] <samuel> sputnick, although I am in mexico
[01:07] <sputnick> ok, thanks
[01:07] <sputnick> sadi: don't ask to ask
[01:07] <samuel> :)
[01:07] <samuel> just ask
[01:07] <samuel> :)
[01:09] <sadi> sputnick I've  problem with sound.I dont get sound through the speaker but get sound through the headphone what to do now?
[01:09] <samuel> alsamixer
[01:09] <samuel> make sure that its not muted
[01:09] <seahunter> can someone point me in the right direction for reading material for linux+ certification by chance???
[01:09] <sadi> I use ubuntu 10.04 sputnick
[01:09] <sputnick> http://pastie.org/2229289 sadi
[01:10] <sadi> Samuel I already do that
[01:10] <sputnick> sadi: do all the things in my URL and give us the reply for point 8
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> hmmmm
[01:13] <sadi> sputnick for 8 it says, Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/alsa/Noise.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 48000 Hz, Mono
[01:13] <sputnick> sadi: I don't care, did you ear something ?
[01:13] <sputnick> =)
[01:13] <sadi> not at all
[01:14] <sputnick> is the ghetto blaster "on" ?
[01:14] <kierge> is there an ubuntu application that will assist me in arranging or adding/removing photos from facebook ?  i'm not very good using facebook website itself.
[01:14] <sadi> ghetto blaster?? where I found it??
[01:14] <sputnick> kierge: curl or better : perl + WWW::Mechanize
[01:15] <kierge> i was looking for something with a gui and easy to use
[01:15] <sputnick> that needs some time to know how to use it, but after you will be a poweruser !
[01:15] <sputnick> :)
[01:16] <sadi> sputnick there is no alsaconf at ma laptop
[01:16] <sputnick> sadi: install alsa alsa-utils
[01:16] <sputnick> sudo apt-get install alsa alsa-utils
[01:16] <sputnick> or use synaptic
[01:16] <sadi> I've does alsabase ,alsamixer,alsa-utilites
[01:17] <sputnick> ?
[01:17] <sadi> sputnick I've those alsabase ,alsamixer,alsa-utilites
[01:18] <sputnick> you need "alsa-utils" package
[01:19] <sputnick> is the sound have had works or you have a fresh install sadi ?
[01:19] <josepablo> juegos
[01:20] <RenatoSilva> I just did crap, it did exist /root/.bashrc but I created one under /root/something/.bashrc, then there I moved it up overwriting the original .bashrc!!!! How to recover from this?!!!
[01:20] <Owner> Hey I was just on here
[01:20] <sadi> My sound have had work on only at headphone nt at its speaker
[01:20] <sadi> I already checked it now again
[01:20] <Owner> and I restarted my computer after setting it to not require a password and I forgot my username, is there any way I can get my username without logging in
[01:21] <RenatoSilva> how a standard ubuntu /root/.bashrc look like?
[01:21] <sadi> sputnick My sound have had work on only at headphone nt at its speaker .I already checked it now again
[01:22] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: did you mad some improvements in .bashrc or you just want a fresh one ?
[01:22] <sadi> sputnick is there any thing that can open all the channel at a time?
[01:22] <sadi> by using command line??
[01:23] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: sudo cp /etc/skel/.bashrc /root/.bashrc
[01:23] <HackerII> i like what you said at the bottom sputnick   rok on man.
[01:24] <sputnick> sadi: try this http://pastie.org/2229324
[01:24] <Owner> is there a way I can get my username on linux, I forgot what it was since it's been set
[01:24] <sputnick> whoami
[01:24] <sputnick> Owner...
[01:24] <eagleserver>   Owner.. thats probly ure name
[01:25] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: I don't recall customizing it, so a fresh one from a reliable source is pretty welcome!!!
[01:25] <eagleserver> if thats what it called when u logged into xchat
[01:25] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: hmmm!!!!
[01:25] <szal> Owner: ls -lA /home/ <- the user dirs are named after the users
[01:25] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: are you sure that's the root version???
[01:25] <BillClinton> hi there. I am trying to get scim set up so I can type in Pinyin but when I try to install the Simplex pinyin package from set up it freezes
[01:25] <eagleserver> szal, assuming he can log into it at all :)
[01:25] <BillClinton> and when I try to install it from command line
[01:25] <szal> Owner: unless you have a user without a home dir, but that's a highly unlikely configuration for a general-purpose user
[01:25] <sputnick> or "echo $USER" Owner
[01:26] <BillClinton> I get scim has exited abnorally.
[01:26] <BillClinton> abnormally"
[01:26] <BillClinton> halp please
[01:26] <szal> eagleserver: if he can't, he can still use a live CD to look at the home dir or partition ;)
[01:26] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: that's the same for everyone I think
[01:26] <eagleserver> BillClinton, is it a .deb or are you compiling from source?
[01:26] <BillClinton> .deb, eagleserver
[01:27] <Owner> so in other words I'm up the creak without a paddle, aka in trouble
[01:27] <sadi> sputnick for command 3, amixer set 'Front',0 90%,90% unmute  amixer: Unable to find simple control 'Front',0
[01:27] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: nope, on debian that's not the same, sorry
[01:27] <eagleserver> BillClinton, if you are using the correct tags, try redownloading the file.
[01:27] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: well but root is often an exception to things you know....
[01:27] <szal> Owner: why so?
[01:27] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: aaaaaaa!!!
[01:27] <BillClinton> eagleserver, should I purge the program first?
[01:27] <Owner> I don't have anyother accounts to login to
[01:27] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: http://pastie.org/2229334
[01:27] <BillClinton> Before going for a fresh install I mean.
[01:28] <szal> Owner: as I said, use a live medium to identify the user's home folder, then you have the name
[01:28] <sputnick> that's debian one
[01:28] <Owner> what would a live medium be for example
[01:28] <szal> Owner: any live CD you can come up with
[01:28] <Owner> so another xubuntu cd
[01:28] <sputnick> "[03:23] <HackerII> i like what you said at the bottom sputnick   rok on man." whar are you talking about ?
[01:28] <szal> Owner: e.g.
[01:28] <szal> Owner: but why 'another'?
[01:28] <sputnick> sadi: do you have tested one more time sound system ?
[01:29] <Owner> I don't know where my original one is
[01:29] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: that's skel or root's?
[01:29] <sputnick> root
[01:29] <szal> Owner: no loss; burn another one ^^
[01:29] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: yours?
[01:29] <sadi> yap sputnick but still don't work
[01:29] <sputnick> from debian
[01:29] <Yukinoroh> hello
[01:29] <sadi> no sound at ma speaker
[01:29] <Owner> true, and yay for freeness known as linux
[01:29] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: default debian one
[01:30] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: can you $diff -U 0 /etc/skel/.bashrc /root/.bashrc please?
[01:30] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: you're on Debian?
[01:30] <Yukinoroh> how do I force an application to run in 32bit mode? is there a command for that?  I have one and it just won't run, it ends in a segmentation fault
[01:31] <sputnick> sadi: search google about "lspci | grep -i aud" output
[01:31] <tertl3> what app?
[01:31] <sputnick> http://pastie.org/2229344 RenatoSilva
[01:32] <Yukinoroh> tertl3: mugen
[01:32] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: man that's a big diff hehe
[01:32] <mehmet> Hello.
[01:32] <Yukinoroh> it's the linux vesion but it will just segfault in ubuntu 64bit
[01:32] <mehmet> Anybody using ruby 1.9.2 on Ubuntu 11.04 without RVM ?
[01:32] <sputnick> kierge: maybe http://download.cnet.com/Photo-Uploader-for-Facebook/3000-13455_4-10971765.html is a clue
[01:32] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: you're on Debian? because I want just the Ubuntu version
[01:32] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: yes, this is not the same
[01:33] <Yukinoroh> How do I force a program to run in 32bit compatibility mode?
[01:33] <Owner> alright booted into the xubuntu 11.04 disc, now what do I do
[01:33] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: I think that's the same while ubuntu is a debian tweak
[01:33] <tertl3> Yukinoroh, it should be automatic
[01:33] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: yes for debian, you're using debian?
[01:33] <Yukinoroh> tertl3: it's obviously not for this application
[01:34] <Yukinoroh> and I have no other clue why it'd segfautl
[01:34] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: I use archlinux on my desktop, debian for my servers (ovh and backup one) and ubuntu in a VM for developpement
[01:34] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: so in ubuntu they're different but not in debian?
[01:34] <Owner> szal, after loading the disc what do I do afterwords
[01:34] <mehmet> Hello.
[01:34] <centHOGG> h
[01:34] <sputnick> RenatoSilva: do you mean differences ?
[01:35] <petedunhamm> Anybody using ruby 1.9.2 on Ubuntu 11.04 without RVM ?
[01:35] <RenatoSilva> sputnick: yes
[01:36] <szal> Owner: find out what partition contains your /home/ folder, mount that & look at it
[01:37] <szal> Owner: if in doubt, just mount all partitions, doesn't hurt ;)
[01:38] <min|dvir|us> Any way to do something on USB disconnect?
[01:39] <Owner> wait so I choose to boot from first hard disk correct
[01:39] <szal> Owner: if you have only 1 partition, you will find a /home/ directory there containing the users' personal directories; if you have a separate partition for /home/, you will see the users' directories directly there
[01:39] <szal> Owner: no, you boot from the CD
[01:39] <Owner> I put the disk in and have the following options: Install xubuntu, check disc for defects,test memory, boot from first hard disk, and rescue a broken system
[01:40] <szal> Owner: is that a live CD or an alternate CD?
[01:40] <Owner> it's the copy I burned to originally install xubuntu
[01:41] <sputnick> min|dvir|us: in a terminal : while grep &>/dev/null /mount_point; do sleep 2; done; echo "DO SOMETHING, usb is disconnected"
[01:41] <sputnick> sorry, incomplete :
[01:41] <HackerII> nvm sputnick  i was thinking something else
[01:41] <sputnick> while grep &>/dev/null /mount_point /etc/mtab; do sleep 2; done; echo "DO SOMETHING, usb is disconnected"
[01:41] <szal> Owner: wait a sec, I'll boot a live CD
[01:42] <Owner> okay, it's 11.04 xubuntu
[01:42] <szal> Owner: it's an alternate CD, get a live CD
[01:42] <min|dvir|us> sputnick: That's a great way to DoS a system.
[01:42] <min|dvir|us> I'm thinking more like udev-type shiznit.
[01:42] <sputnick> min|dvir|us: no
[01:42] <RenatoSilva> can I safely do a sudo cp /etc/skel/.bashrc /root/.bashrc in Natty (11.04). Are they the same file in Natty????
[01:42] <reddelicious49> Does anybody know if upgrading an Ubuntu OS on a dual boot computer requires any special procedure?
[01:43] <sputnick> min|dvir|us: I agree : that's quick and dirty. Now if you know udev, goo looking "man -k udev"*
[01:43] <sputnick> *go*
[01:43] <dli> reddelicious49, how do you 'upgrade'? but unless you want to do something fancy, no, ubuntu can handle dual boot auto
[01:43] <rww> !upgrade reddelicious49
[01:44] <rww> !upgrade | reddelicious49
[01:44] <rww> reddelicious49: those instructions should work fine, nothing special to do
[01:44] <fatkittyasfaafgg> how do i use this program to join a different Server? I cant find a server list or anything of the sort,
[01:44] <reddelicious49> ok. Thank you all
[01:44] <rww> fatkittyasfaafgg: /connect address.of.server, probably
[01:44] <fatkittyasfaafgg> i use xchat gnome
[01:44] <fatkittyasfaafgg> or something
[01:45] <fatkittyasfaafgg> i'll try that. thank you :)
[01:45] <Owner> okay where do I get a live cd
[01:45] <Derpadong> is it a good idea to runs windows along side ubuntu?
[01:45] <szal> !download | Owner
[01:46] <infobit> Owner, read all the instructions on get Ubuntu page
[01:46] <szal> Owner: you need one that says 'desktop' in the filename
[01:46] <Owner> mkay thank you very much
[01:46] <KM0201> don't use wubi!
[01:46] <fatkittyasfaafgg> .connect
[01:47] <fatkittyasfaafgg> no luck
[01:47] <Owner> wow got to get this all fixed by tomorrow, GREAT
[01:47] <fatkittyasfaafgg> nothing appears to be happening.
[01:47] <Derpadong> im not going to use wubi. im going to do it via live cd.
[01:47] <infobit> fatkittyasfaafgg, use xchat 2.8.8 there in the startup of xchat you get network list
[01:47] <rww> fatkittyasfaafgg: .connect isn't /connect
[01:47] <fatkittyasfaafgg> i tried it with /connect
[01:48] <fatkittyasfaafgg> i figured maybe command was wrong after trying several times
[01:48] <fatkittyasfaafgg> so i figured . or , might work.
[01:48] <Ms_Darkangyl> hi all
[01:48] <infobit> Ms_Darkangyl,   hi whats up
[01:49] <szal> Owner: gotta grab some sleep, be back around 0900 UTC, just in the unlikely case you won't find other assistance here
[01:49] <Ms_Darkangyl> not much
[01:50] <sputnick> min|dvir|us https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=119111
[01:53] <RenatoSilva> is this the only diff between /etc/skel's and /root's .bashrc? http://pastie.org/2229416
[01:54] <szal> RenatoSilva: the stuff in /etc/skel/ is templates
[01:55] <reddelicious49> I'm still running 9.04. Is there a reason I can't upgrade through the update manager?
[01:56] <[THC]AcidRain> im running 9.04 as well
[01:56] <rww> !eol | reddelicious49
[01:56] <[THC]AcidRain> you cant update because we are unsupported
[01:56] <rww> (second link)
[01:56] <[THC]AcidRain> we have been left behind
[01:56] <[THC]AcidRain> forgotten as children to fail in our todays society
[01:56] <rww> [THC]AcidRain: 1) go read the documentation I had ubottu link, 2) stop being melodramatic :P
[01:57] <Owner> alright so I should choose to boot frmo cd
[01:57] <[THC]AcidRain> lol :)
[01:57] <szal> Owner: right
[01:58] <RenatoSilva> szal: so?
[01:58] <pappa_bear> szal, i figured it out. it was exactly where you said. i just had to edit the starting resolution. thanks for your help
[01:58] <groll> why does ubuntu stops loading when i click restart ? i get the screen with dots, and it just stops there. have to manually shut down, and restart. Also, it seems to be creating some sort of partition or idk, when i'm asked which OS i'm going to run
[01:58] <ender> Hi there.
[01:59] <groll> End there.
[01:59] <ender> I am a total noob and need some help. =]
[01:59] <szal> groll: press Esc when shutting down, so you see the messages
[01:59] <[THC]AcidRain> lol
[01:59] <[THC]AcidRain> sup ender
[02:00] <[THC]AcidRain> i shall help you. you are a worthy noob
[02:00] <groll> no i mean, i have to hold the power button to force shut down, and then I can restart it well. But an automatic shut down from gnome desktop will make it stop loading
[02:00] <ender> I am attempting to add a graphics card to my ubuntu system. I am currently running 11.04 build with an AMD IG chip and am upgrading to an Nvidia GT 520
[02:00] <KM0201> ender: well, ask your question
[02:00] <ender> Ok
[02:00] <[THC]AcidRain> where is the issue in this?
[02:00] <KM0201> ender, ... slightly off topic, do you post on GT?
[02:00] <[THC]AcidRain> i have an nvidia card
[02:00] <ender> So I put in the card, and hope.... maybe that ubuntu will detect it
[02:01] <[THC]AcidRain> KM0201: actually his question relates to ubuntu
[02:01] <KM0201> ender: it should detect it just fine
[02:01] <groll> shouldn't he get the 10.04 if he's new with ubuntu ?
[02:01] <groll> the LST
[02:01] <KM0201> [THC]AcidRain: i know that...  i was asking hi a question not related to ubuntu
[02:01] <KM0201> lol
[02:01] <Derpadong> are you doing this while its loading up?
[02:01] <[THC]AcidRain> lol
[02:01] <ender> I start up my system and it gets to the ubuntu logo
[02:01] <ender> but
[02:01] <ender> then i get an error
[02:02] <[THC]AcidRain> ender: write a suspence movie lol
[02:02] <rww> !behelpful
[02:02] <ender> "skipping profile in /etc/apparmor.d/disable: usr.bin.firefox
[02:02] <ender> "
[02:02] <[THC]AcidRain> i dont think that has anything to do with the new gfx card...
[02:02] <KM0201> ender: that won't keep the machine from booting
[02:02] <ender> sorry i was manually typing it in
[02:02] <RenatoSilva> what's  /etc/bash.bashrc?
[02:02] <rww> ender: That's not an error, it's an informational message about something that's set by default.
[02:02] <rww> RenatoSilva: the systemwide bash configuration file
[02:03] <ender> well how do i get past this screen to the splash?
[02:03] <ender> it seems to be stuck lol
[02:03] <ender> <---noob
[02:03] <Owner> in the xubuntu live cd what does rescue a broken system do?
[02:03] <[THC]AcidRain> hmmm
[02:04] <ctmjr> ender,  it hangs after that message?
[02:04] <[THC]AcidRain> restore
[02:04] <ender> it doesnt hant, i can still do commands
[02:04] <ender> but it also doesnt proceed to the splash
[02:04] <ender> i never had this issue until i inputting my new card today
[02:04] <ender> hault*
[02:05] <ctmjr> ender, so it just sends you to a terminal prompt?
[02:05] <ender> yes
[02:05] <ender> just a blank flashing _
[02:05] <Owner> hey Im running the live cd for xubuntu, and was woandering what to type into the boot options to be able to see the names of all users on the partition
[02:05] <[THC]AcidRain> ender: you didnt see a message about detecting new software?
[02:05] <[THC]AcidRain> i mean hardware
[02:06] <RenatoSilva> rww: doesn't serve as replacement for lost /root/.bashrc, right?
[02:06] <c00p> Anyone got a good howto for ubuntu server and a Windows 2008 domain? I can't get a 11.04 box to join a domain ...
[02:06] <ender> a lot of content went by fast, i dont think i did
[02:06] <c00p> *ubuntu server running samba
[02:06] <ender> i tried booting into safe mode
[02:06] <ender> and installing the drivers
[02:06] <ender> which worked
[02:06] <ender> but
[02:06] <FloodBot1> ender: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:06] <ender> i restarted and go tthe same issue
[02:06] <c00p> only want to do file sharing
[02:06]  * rww kicks FloodBot1 
[02:07] <c00p> ads is failing and rpc results in 'Could not initialise lsa pipe'
[02:07] <szal> Owner: nothing special, just start the live system (in your case likely: "Start Xubuntu"), wait till the desktop is there, then use file browser to look through the hard drive partitions to find either /home/ or the user dir(s) (in the former case the user dir(s) will be in /home/)
[02:07] <ender> voice please
[02:07] <rww> ender: please don't overuse your return key, you're making our bots mad.
[02:07] <[THC]AcidRain> lol. floodbot1 gave ender owner privaledges
[02:07] <[THC]AcidRain> hax
[02:07] <ender> lol
[02:07] <rww> [THC]AcidRain: No, FloodBot kickbanned ender.
[02:07] <ender> =/
[02:08] <RenatoSilva> is /etc/bash.bashrc intended asreplacement for a lost /root/.bashrc? see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1185571
[02:08] <ender> like i said i got into safemode and was able to install the nvidia drivers, but when i installed it sent me to the same old prompt and error(?)
[02:08] <RenatoSilva> s/asre/as re
[02:08] <ender> is there a command to run the splash?
[02:09] <ctmjr> ender, startx
[02:09] <ctmjr> see what error you get
[02:09] <ender> no sudo required?
[02:09] <ctmjr> no
[02:09] <rww> do not use sudo with startx.
[02:09] <ender> nothing happened rww
[02:09] <rww> RenatoSilva: just use /etc/skel/.bashrc. They're not different in any way that matters.
[02:10] <Derpadong> he might need root access to do startx
[02:10] <rww> Derpadong: startx does not require root access. Running sudo startx sometimes has the fun side-effect of breaking the permissions on the dotfiles in ~/
[02:10] <RenatoSilva> rww: ok checcking in natty, it seems root just removes an alert alias and comments some /etc/bash_completion related 'if'
[02:11] <Derpadong> just saying
[02:11] <ctmjr> ender, do you have a terminal prompt or just a little flashing line
[02:11] <ender> flashing line
[02:11] <RenatoSilva> rww: I'm about to replace with one from another buddy which is just like I described. Thanks!
[02:11] <ctmjr> rww, yes it does
[02:11] <rww> ctmjr: What?
[02:12] <Derpadong> sudo startx is a way to start x-org files.
[02:12] <ctmjr> rww, your comment about running sudo startx
[02:13] <rww> "sudo startx" is liable to break things. I recommend we move on before I start kicking people for recommending commands that break things.
[02:13] <Derpadong> its the same for arch, xubuntu, ubuntu, etc
[02:13] <ender> ok well i am still stuck
[02:13] <RenatoSilva> what are default permissions of /root/.bashrc? because afaik mv overwrites permissions too and I just mv'd over that file. I've got a new file now want to adjust permissions
[02:13] <ender> clearly my new card is affecting my system, it will not allow me to go to the splash screen from start up
[02:14] <rww> RenatoSilva: It doesn't really matter. If you want a suggestion anyway, owner root, group root, permissions 600
[02:14] <RenatoSilva> rww: ok thanks
[02:15] <ctmjr> ender, that little flashing line is not a terminal prompt your system is hanging you need to boot into rescue mode and fix it
[02:15] <Derpadong> rww: when did sudo startx start breaking stuff?
[02:15] <ender> how do i do that ctmjr?
[02:16] <anadon> hey, how do I manually add a windows entry and how do I find what that entry needs to be?
[02:16] <ministerdude> Configure gtkpod anyone?
[02:16] <Owner> mkay thank you sz__
[02:16] <Owner> er szal
[02:17] <quittix3> who was helping me just a little bit ago?
[02:17] <rww> quittix3: KM0201
[02:18] <KM0201> quittix3: ?
[02:18] <quittix3> KM0201: Sorry to bother again, but what do I have to inter into the terminal to get that text file up to edit the sources?
[02:19] <KM0201> quittix3: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:19] <Derpadong> i was about to say that KM0201 lol
[02:20] <malv> this new openssh update for 10.04 broke my system
[02:20] <malv> something to do with debconf and frontend
[02:20] <malv> frontend segfaults making it impossible to finish the openssh upgrade
[02:23] <quittix3> By intering some code into my terminal, it totally destroyed my ubuntu on my hard drive, and it deleted all my stuff in home. All that was there was a file named mythtv. I tried recovering my files but testdisk says they are corrupt
[02:23] <ray__> Hey fellas, I just installed Ubuntu 11 narwal, and when I try to use streamtuner, it disappears, it closes, what is the problem? thanks
[02:24] <anadon> hey, how do I manually add a windows entry and how do I find what that entry needs to be?
[02:25] <RenatoSilva> my root folder permission is 655, is that right?
[02:26] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: / should be 751 i think
[02:27] <quittix3> KM0201: I edited that file and did what I did last time, I tried installing testdisk and it said could not locate
[02:27] <KM0201> quittix3: then you didn't edit it properly
[02:28] <KM0201> did you type sudo apt-get update
[02:28] <KM0201> to update your source list
[02:28] <ctmjr> ender sorry for the delay but i need to go state your problem again and maybe someone else can help you. again am sorry
[02:28] <quittix3> ah yes, i forgot :P
[02:28] <KM0201> if you don't reload yoru source list, it won't find it
[02:28] <KM0201> :)
[02:28] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: it's 755 actually
[02:28] <dli> RenaKunisaki, my / is 755
[02:29] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: dli kk i didn't look was just going off memory
[02:29] <celthunder> 755 sounds more right than 655
[02:30] <dli> RenatoSilva, I wonder what happens you chmod / to 655
[02:31] <celthunder> dli: probably not much unless you add -R
[02:31] <rww> probably bad things
[02:31] <rww> let's save the speculation for a non-support channel :P
[02:31] <dli> celthunder, no, with -x for /, you can not open / folder, so, can not open any folder at all, not even chmod to chmod
[02:32] <celthunder> dli: supposedly but that goes like saying rm -rf / in theory rm should be deleted pretty fast ...
[02:33] <RenatoSilva> dli: I wonder why 755, why allow others to read/execute from root, /root should be totally, recursively, xx0 I think
[02:33] <quittix3> KM0201: I edited the text file right, updated the thing in terminal, and it still wotn let me install testdisk. could I be missing something?
[02:33] <dli> celthunder, better not to mention such thing in a support channel. still it's different, since linux uses copy-on-write, so rm itself is no issue
[02:33] <KM0201> quittix3: obviously you are... gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list    and pastebin the contents of that file.
[02:33] <KM0201> !pastebin | quittix3
[02:34] <dli> RenaKunisaki, to open a folder, you need 'x' permission
[02:34] <RenaKunisaki> dammit RenatoSilv
[02:34] <RenaKunisaki> a
[02:34] <dli> RenaKunisaki, and all user must be able to open the folder /
[02:34] <RenaKunisaki> people keep highlighting me instead of you XP
[02:34] <celthunder> dli: yeah but that does'nt stop it from getting rid of stuff you need to remove stuff ( rm was just an example didn't think it through)
[02:34] <rww> Alrighty, I think we're done discussing "how do I break my Ubuntu" now, thanks.
[02:35] <celthunder> rww: it's easy to break...gotta break to fix :)
[02:35] <quittix3> http://paste.ubuntu.com/646169/ alot of the text seems to be missing from like last time
[02:35] <Centallith> ubuntu is actually really fragile. I've broken mine 4 times for different reasons. Kubuntu is surprisingly stable though.
[02:36] <RenatoSilva> in short, what should be the permissions of /root, including recursively? I wonder if my Ubuntu got messed after so many upgrades and no fresh install since years
[02:37] <celthunder> /root should be 710 i think
[02:37] <celthunder> user all execute group nothing for all others
[02:37] <rww> 700 or 710 is fine. Again, it doesn't matter much.
[02:38] <rww> since you're not using the root user, since #ubuntu doesn't support that configuration, right... :\
[02:39] <quittix3> When I try to enter: sudo apt-get update,  It gives me this: E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it? (at the end of a bunch of stuff)
[02:39] <celthunder> quittix3: do you have a lock file left over or another package manager running?
[02:39] <rww> quittix3: You have another package manager running (e.g. synaptic, update-manager, aptitude, apt-get). Close it.
[02:39] <dli> quittix3, do you have dpkg running? ps aux|grep 'apt|dpkg'
[02:40] <RenatoSilva> for example this is my odd root http://pastie.org/2229563
[02:40] <celthunder>  I e-er ort..."
[02:40] <celthunder> er oops
[02:40] <rww> RenatoSilva: As I attempted to hint above, #ubuntu does not support unlocked root accounts or offer help with them. It appears you have one. Have fun with that.
[02:42] <RenatoSilva> rww: I have no idea what is unlocked root accounts, I'm those idiots you know. Besides, I've never touched /root's permissions, so if something is wrong with them, it's because of bug[s] in upgrade processes
[02:42] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: so what's wrong with it far as i saw at a quick glance you gave a few extra permissions but overall it should still work
[02:42] <quittix3> when I enter: sudo apt-get install ubuntu it still wont install it, even though I did everything I was suposed to...
[02:42] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: just worried about the 755 on root itself, and ANY permission at all for 'other' in some stuff
[02:42] <quittix3> this is so random.. it worked a litytle bit ago
[02:43] <celthunder> quittix3: apt-get install ubuntu???? apt-get won't work unless you already have ubuntu (or debian/smoe other distro that uses apt-get but not that point)
[02:43] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: should I be fine if I at least chmod /root o-rwx?
[02:44] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: so take off the "other" permissions
[02:44] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: recursively or just on /root as I said?
[02:44] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: yeah..
[02:44] <celthunder> doesn't matter much
[02:44] <rww> RenatoSilva: It doesn't matter, given that if /root can't be accessed by other, then nothing inside of /root can.
[02:44] <poseidon> Any suggestions for a good mp3 play which isn't made by apple?
[02:45] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: hmmmm.... I suspect it does matter friend...
[02:45] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: how? if other can't open the folder in the first place (changing /root to no permissions to other) they really can't do much in it either...unless you do something stupid like use userdir from apache and turn it on for root too...but that's another issue
[02:45] <RenatoSilva> rww, celthunder: that's why I want to touch only /root, being less intrusive, since everything under it will also be inaccessible as rww said
[02:46] <RenatoSilva> poseidon: player?
[02:46] <kierge> poseidon, tomahawk player uses playlists similar to genius playlists the are automatic playlists based on what you define.  it works best on KDE for which it was intended.
[02:46] <poseidon> sorry, hardware
[02:47] <celthunder> poseidon: mpd is perfect...and any android phone makes for a great hardware player
[02:47] <poseidon> audio player which plays on it's on.  For driving/running
[02:47] <poseidon> celthunder: I use mpd :)
[02:47] <quittix3> celthunder: lol. I ment to say testdisk, not ubuntu
[02:47] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: didn't get anything after userdir. So I'm just ok with chmod o-rwx only in /root, right?
[02:47] <poseidon> Yea, I'll have to look into an new phone
[02:47] <celthunder> poseidon: ok that aside the Sansa Fuse i've heard good things about
[02:48] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: sure
[02:48] <celthunder> quittix3: what's the error?
[02:48] <quittix3> celthunder: me... thats what, I was missspelling it\
[02:49] <celthunder> lol well least you got it working now
[02:49] <Derpadong> audio players you say?
[02:49] <celthunder> poseidon: how much space you need? sdcard? battery life?
[02:49] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: ok thanks friend. Would that make my root a non-"unlocked root accounts", if you ever know what it means?
[02:49] <ssfdre38> how can i comment out Unity from login?
[02:49] <RenatoSilva> ssfdre38: comment out?
[02:49] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: he means don't use root for x...
[02:49] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: and no ...it doesn't
[02:50] <ssfdre38> RenatoSilva: i want to get Unity off my system
[02:50] <celthunder> ssfdre38: what display manager?
[02:50] <celthunder> comment it out from the display manager or delete it?
[02:50] <RenatoSilva> ssfdre38: I wanted it too, it's just selecting classic session or something (after you choose/type an user)
[02:51] <ssfdre38> i know but i want to remove it off the system where i dont even see it on the login
[02:51] <RenatoSilva> ssfdre38: it seems you can't uninstall Unity, but as I said you can stop using it
[02:51] <kierge> ssfdre38, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop or xubuntu-desktop then you can remove ubunutu-desktop if you wanted.  just switch your DM at login
[02:51] <celthunder> ssfdre38: delete it from gnomes scripts there should be a Unity.Desktop file that you can delete somewhere...searching one sec
[02:52] <celthunder> er gdm scripts not gnomes whatever ...if you're~ using it
[02:52] <RenatoSilva> what's an unlocked root account?
[02:52] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: for x?
[02:52] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: one that has a password (any normal person has one...)
[02:52] <celthunder> the dumbest thing to do with root is run X from it (or the obvious stupid stuff)
[02:52] <rww> !classic
[02:53] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: how did he deduce mine was unlocked? how can he know without looking at my /etc/passwd?
[02:53] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: he doesn't...he was guessing because you're using roots home folder...
[02:53] <ministerdude> Why does ubuntu suck? Because it's harder then hell to get anything to work right on it
[02:53] <kierge> RenatoSilva, your paranoia is getting the best of you
[02:54] <quittix3> is it a bad idea to use testdisk on an ubuntu live cd to copy my files from a deleted partition on a hard drive to my phones memory chip?
[02:54] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: s/passwd/shadow
[02:54] <celthunder> ministerdude: it sucks because it has shoddy defaults and gives no choices .
[02:54] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: he thought I was using the desktop as root? ah ok, he failed
[02:54] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: same answer
[02:54] <ministerdude> Thank you for agreeing. I'm about to toss this damn thing out the window
[02:55] <rww> Have fun! Let #ubuntu-offtopic know how well it bounces.
[02:55] <celthunder> ministerdude: lol video it
[02:55] <Zimsky> How do I use gnu screen?
[02:55] <celthunder> Zimsky: to do what?
[02:55] <RenatoSilva> kierge: sorry?
[02:56] <ministerdude> I'm still trying to sync my iphone with this damn thing so I can transfer ALL my music. not just part of it
[02:56] <Zimsky> I have a process with a console running on my server and I am connected to it via SSH, I need to be able to view that console from my SSH client
[02:56] <kierge> ministerdude, ubuntu doesn't suck.  all my hardware "works with it"  it does everything i can expect it to do.
[02:56] <celthunder> Zimsky: screen with no arguements works to open a screen session screen <progname> runs program in a screen session that is then opened...screen -r <session resumes> screen -x connect to an already connected display
[02:56] <RenatoSilva> kierge: it wasn't a paranoia dude, actually a bit of yours heh
[02:56] <ministerdude> My hardware (iphone) don't work with it
[02:57] <Jordan_U> Zimsky: The best solution is to have started whatever process you need to watch in a screen session. Are you familiar with screen?
[02:57] <rypervenche> ministerdude: Use Windows or iTunes or a VM with Windows.
[02:57] <kierge> ministerdude, apple is to blame not ubuntu.
[02:57] <Zimsky> Jordan_U: no
[02:57] <RenatoSilva> kierge: I wasn't worried, just curious how could he know whether I have a password set for root or not, like is he some kind of magician? :P
[02:57] <celthunder> ministerdude: iphone's suck...please do the world a favor and drop it out the window and then run it over a few times
[02:57] <Jordan_U> !screen | Zimsky
[02:57] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: he DIDNT
[02:57] <ministerdude> Android sucks. That I'll never use again
[02:57] <quittix3> I dont really think of ubuntu as "difficult".. I just think of it as annoying because If I want to do one simple thing on ubuntu it takes like a half hour when I could be using windows and it would take me just minutes..
[02:57] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: I KNOW! you told me!
[02:57] <CaptWho> anyone out there  have a link for eeebuntu?
[02:57] <rww> This is obviously a problem with Ubuntu and not with iPhones. It's inconceivable that they could deliberately be set up by Apple to stop people from being able to sync from them with non-iTunes programs.
[02:57] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: lol :)
[02:58] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: just answering (23:53:32) kierge: RenatoSilva, your paranoia is getting the best of you
[02:58] <rypervenche> quittix3: Then don't use Ubuntu. Problem solved.
[02:58] <quittix3> thats the plan
[02:58] <RenatoSilva> quittix3: I use both
[02:59] <RenatoSilva> quittix3: I'm about 1h or more trying to recover my .bashrc of root
[02:59] <kierge> rww, wow, you got away with that explaination.   amazing :)
[02:59] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: ROFL? just take one from /etc/skel like the rest of the world
[02:59] <quittix3> ive already broken ubuntu so many times im scared to touch everything.. lol im just trying to rescue everything off my hard drive before ubuntu makes it implode
[03:00] <celthunder> RenatoSilva: or make a new one...
[03:01] <RenatoSilva> quittix3: now I just remembered of my beloved PS1 I just lost with my bashrc replacement. I closed the last terminal with it. Now I need more two hows or so on remembering how that thing of colors work :D
[03:02] <RenatoSilva> celthunder: I mostly took the skel version, just that 1. I saw a little diffs then used them rather 2. my beloved PS1 is gone and I'm on the way to recall how it was!
[03:02] <quittix3> oh nooo nautilus has closed unexpectedly!
[03:02] <quittix3> whats that? o_o
[03:03] <Zimsky> I'm still having trouble with connecting
[03:04] <celthunder> quittix3: a file browser...among other things
[03:04] <seangrove> Hey all, I have a setup with lxc running on ubuntu, and I'm trying to mount a loop device in the container via `mknod -m660 /dev/loop0 b 7 0', but I'm getting an error: mknod: `/dev/loop0': Operation not permitted
[03:04] <Zimsky> The console i'm trying to connect to is bukkit
[03:04] <seangrove> (this is as root)
[03:04] <celthunder> Zimsky: did you start it in a screen session
[03:04] <seangrove> I thought it was perhaps a permissions issue, but I think it's actually a kernel problem
[03:05] <seangrove> I don't have modprobe in the container though, so I'm wondering how I can get the container to be able to mount loop devices
[03:05] <seangrove> I know this is probably a bit technical - any suggestions?
[03:06] <celthunder> seangrove: worked for me...
[03:06] <seangrove> What do you mean?
[03:07] <Zimsky> eh, nvm
[03:07] <celthunder> seangrove: i just tried making a loop device like that works fine...note if it is a kernel issue i'm not likely using the same one as ubuntu does
[03:07] <quittix3> aghh
[03:08] <KM0201> quittix3: whats wroong now?
[03:08] <quittix3> I copyed my home folder to my downloads folder on accident and now it wont let me delete it
[03:08] <Reikoku> sudo rm -rf foldername
[03:08] <KM0201> yup.
[03:08] <Reikoku> within your downloads folder
[03:08] <KM0201> just pay attention you don't remove /home
[03:08] <quittix3> umm.. im not sure exactly how to get there
[03:08] <Reikoku> cd ~/Downloads
[03:09] <celthunder> uhm shouldn't it not let you move /home to /home/use/downloads
[03:09] <KM0201> celthunder: i was thinking the same thing
[03:09] <quittix3> i copyed, not move
[03:09] <KM0201> that should rip a hole in the space time continuum
[03:09] <Reikoku> You can't move it there, he probably hard linked it
[03:09] <KM0201> quittix3: even copy, i don't think it should let you do that
[03:09] <quittix3> i used testdisk to copy an older home folder on my hard drive
[03:09] <celthunder> same thing you can't copy a folder to a subfolder of itself...you can link it but..
[03:10] <Reikoku> KM0201: I think it hard links it if you try
[03:10] <Reikoku> Instead of actually copying it
[03:10] <KM0201> hmm
[03:10] <seangrove> celthunder: do you have the loop module loaded?
[03:10] <Reikoku> Can't confirm as I don't have Nautilus installed
[03:10] <Reikoku> Haven't used Linux for a while :P
[03:10] <quittix3> lol i cant delete my home because im using a live cd.
[03:11] <celthunder> seangrove: of course
[03:11] <Reikoku> Oh lol
[03:11] <celthunder> seangrove: kernel 2.6.39
[03:11] <seangrove> Yeah, there's something happening in lxc here..
[03:12] <celthunder> seangrove: lxc just makes a chroot no?
[03:12] <Reikoku> Umm, so I'm going to blaspheme here but, how portable is unity? :P
[03:13] <celthunder> seangrove: try making one without lxc
[03:13] <rww> Reikoku: what do you mean by "portable"?
[03:13] <celthunder> Reikoku: ? i don't think it's usable on a desktop...doesn't look / from what i tried feel too usable for a portable system either
[03:14] <seangrove> celthunder: I can do it in the host, but not in the container - it's piggybacking off of the host kernel of course, but I'm getting this: mknod '/dev/loop6' 7:6 060660' failed: Operation not permitted
[03:14] <celthunder> though if you mean canyou copy your settings from 1 comp to another type of portable ...yeah sure
[03:14] <quittix3> wow. when you run out of space in ubuntu it gets unstable and freezes up. lovely.
[03:14] <Reikoku> rww: I mean, how easy is it to port to another distro/unix-based OS?
[03:14] <celthunder> quittix3: don't fill up / ? and i have systems with like 1 MB of free space that have been running for months
[03:14] <Reikoku> celthunder: Felt gorgeous on my laptop, but Linux is a bit too power hungry for me to run on there
[03:14] <rww> Reikoku: shouldn't be too hard, if your destination supports the current version of compiz
[03:15] <Reikoku> I'm running NetBSD, I do have compiz
[03:15] <mrdeb> what changes do you think will be in next lts
[03:15] <Reikoku> Not sure how current it is :P
[03:15] <wolf9s> Morning!
[03:16] <celthunder> Reikoku: lol netbsd is usually not SUPER far behind ...comparatively...upstream...yeah usually it's not the most current
[03:16] <celthunder> wolf9s: evening
[03:16] <rww> mrdeb: The UDS for 12.04 hasn't happened yet, so there's nothing to base speculation on. #ubuntu-offtopic for baseless speculation.
[03:16] <wolf9s> ^_^
[03:16] <mrdeb> ok
[03:17] <wolf9s> I want to study TCP/IP 。 How?
[03:17] <Centallith> But just to be sure Thunderbird AND chrome are both default packages in 11.10 right? Wanted to make sure that wasn't also speculation.
[03:17] <celthunder> Centallith: chrome and thunderbird are in the repo's yeah...
[03:17] <rww> Centallith: #ubuntu+1 for oneiric discussion (but I believe the answer is "yes thunderbird, no chromium"
[03:17] <celthunder> wolf9s: what about it?
[03:18] <Reikoku> celthunder: I think it's one of the 0.8.4 compiz builds
[03:18] <audreyr> hi, can someone recommend a good rss reader for ubuntu?
[03:18] <celthunder> wolf9s: tcp/ip the entire network stack? routing? what about it tcp/ip in itself is kind of useless without the rest around it
[03:19] <rww> audreyr: liferea on GNOME, aKregator on KDE, Google Reader on the web
[03:19] <pokoko222> how do i get started with opengl in ubuntu?
[03:19] <Reikoku> I like Simple RSS
[03:19] <wolf9s> I don't know how to start, or where to start.
[03:19] <Kazilla> wolf9s: each computer is given a number. there, you've learnt it
[03:20] <rww> audreyr: oh, newsbeuter on command-line
[03:20] <celthunder> wolf9s: pick up a networking book ...
[03:20] <Reikoku> Kazilla: That doesn't really explain TCP/IP :P
[03:20] <celthunder> Kazilla: rofl
[03:20] <celthunder> Kazilla: that also describes udp and a bunch of other stuff
[03:20] <Reikoku> wolf9s: http://www.w3schools.com/tcpip/default.asp
[03:20] <wolf9s> Kazilla: What number?
[03:21] <jbermudes> Has anyone ever had their .bashrc file interpret a colon in a path declaration as a literal colon instead of a delimiter? I'm not using an escape character but it's still doing it :(
[03:21] <Reikoku> pokoko222: What are you trying to do with OpenGL?
[03:21] <audreyr> rww, Reikoku: thanks for the tips. trying liferea now :)
[03:22] <celthunder> audreyr: newsbeuter i've heard good things about snownews i've used and isn't terrible
[03:22] <pokoko222> Reikoku i will work through a book on graphics and it uses it
[03:22] <h00k> wolf9s: studying TCP/IP isn't an Ubuntu related question, perhaps try a networking channel
[03:22] <h00k> !alist | wolf9s
[03:22] <h00k> !alis | wolf9s
[03:22] <Reikoku> pokoko222: You're trying to program for opengl?
[03:22] <Reikoku> or you're trying to make it run? :P
[03:22] <wolf9s> 3Q everyone.
[03:23] <pokoko222> Reikoku i want to simply use opengl for graphics apps :)
[03:23] <audreyr> celthunder: cool, will try those too. I'm curious about if I'd like a command line rss reader
[03:23] <pokoko222> to write graphics stuff what else
[03:23] <Reikoku> pokoko222: If you want to write opengl you'll need some hefty books :P
[03:24] <Reikoku> If you just want to run stuff it should run natively on either proprietary driver or I believe ati opensource
[03:24] <pokoko222> Reikoku yeah but what library, what do i install on ubuntu
[03:24] <pokoko222> i guess then i should go to windows for this
[03:24] <Reikoku> Whichever proprietary video driver should work
[03:24] <Reikoku> They install their own implementations of libgl
[03:24] <Reikoku> You don't need to go to windows
[03:25] <jamescarr> the application launcher will not slide away
[03:26] <jamescarr> how can I make it slide away?
[03:26] <jamescarr> it is frustrating
[03:26] <kroq-gar78> hey guys. I think my laptop's HDD is dead. Is there any way to check? I'm on an uck-costomized Live Image running off a USB Card reader. can u help please?
[03:26] <jamescarr> it obstructs my view
[03:26] <kroq-gar78> jamescarr: do you have libreoffice open?
[03:26] <jamescarr> no
[03:27] <kroq-gar78> jamescarr: are you running 11.04 and Unity?
[03:27] <celthunder> kroq-gar78: e2fsck?
[03:27] <jamescarr> yes
[03:27] <jamescarr> kroq-gar78, yes
[03:27] <kroq-gar78> celthunder: how do I do that?
[03:27] <kroq-gar78> jamescarr: what programs do you have open? I remember libreoffice and 2 other programs cause that problem
[03:28] <kroq-gar78> though I can't remember the names of the other 2
[03:28] <rsyring> Just re-installed nvidia drivers after kernel upgrade, now my second monitor is not detected correctly.  Suggestions?
[03:30] <kroq-gar78> celthunder: ok my hdd doesn't even show up when I do "ls /dev/ | grep sd"
[03:30] <kroq-gar78> or in GParted?
[03:30] <Reikoku> Sounds phooked :(
[03:30] <jamescarr> damn it
[03:30] <kroq-gar78> jamescarr: ?
[03:30] <kroq-gar78> Reikoku: as in dead?
[03:30] <jamescarr> that app launcher
[03:31] <jamescarr> annoys the F out of me
[03:31] <klaxian> i did an update today and somehow my package management is now broken.  every apt-get command I do gives me something like "update-alternatives: error: alternative link /usr/share/man/man1/nvidia-xconfig.1.gz is already managed by x86_64-linux-gnu_gl_conf"
[03:31] <jamescarr> it will not go away unless I restart X
[03:31] <kroq-gar78> jamescarr: ah.... what programs do you have open?
[03:31] <Reikoku> kroq-gar78: Sounds like it :S
[03:31] <jamescarr> xchat, intelliJ, terminal and gvim
[03:31] <klaxian> everything gives me that alternatives error and i can't install or remove anyting
[03:31] <klaxian> any ideas?
[03:31] <kroq-gar78> jamescarr: ok, none I have ever encountered... try doing a quick google search: "unity launcher won't hide"
[03:31] <Jordan_U> kroq-gar78: Can you pastebin the output of "dmesg"?
[03:32] <klaxian> any way i can repair dpkg and/or apt?  apt-get -f doesn't help
[03:32] <Centallith> klaxian have you checked your software sources in the Ubuntu software center.
[03:33] <kroq-gar78> Jordan_U: sorry for the dumb question, but how do I pastebin? is there a "!pastebin" message that ubottu recognizes here in IRC?
[03:33] <kroq-gar78> !pastebin | kroq-gar78
[03:33] <klaxian> yes.  sources are good.  i did install nvidia-current from xswat ppa.  perhaps that caused the problem?
[03:33] <klaxian> tho now i can't remove it, can't change anything
[03:33] <klaxian> i tried installing nvidia-current from ubuntu repo and got the same problem
[03:34] <klaxian> i tried reinstalling libmesa and got the same error again
[03:34] <klaxian> i can't do anything with apt or dpkg without that error
[03:34] <kroq-gar78> Jordan_U: here is the pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/646188/
[03:35] <hylian> anyone know why gnome 3 refuses to let you add programs to your favorites list in 10.04?
[03:36] <rww> hylian: GNOME 3 isn't in the official repositories for any current version of Ubuntu, and thus is not supported in #ubuntu.
[03:36] <Jordan_U> kroq-gar78: Can you pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -lu"?
[03:37] <hylian> rww, but i didn't have to install it, it is on ubuntu 10.04 vanilla... they have on the distro something they don't support?
[03:37] <rww> hylian: GNOME 3 is not on Ubuntu 10.04 vanilla.
[03:37] <hylian> rww, all you have to do is type gnome-shell --replace. don't have to download a thing.
[03:38] <rww> hylian: "gnome-shell" and "GNOME 3" are different things
[03:39] <hylian> rww, strange, this is a vanilla install, and when i type the command i geta very "gnome 3" ish looking gui. maybe i am getting somehting mixed up here?
[03:39] <rww> and in answer to "why doesn't gnome-shell 2.28 let you add programs to your favorites list", I say "I have no idea, but gnome-shell 2.28 is old and from back when gnome-shell was horrible, so don't use it"
[03:39] <kroq-gar78> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/646193/
[03:39] <rww> hylian: GNOME Shell is the default user interface for GNOME 3. The version of gnome-shell in lucid is from GNOME 2.28, when it wasn't default and was also terrible. gnome-shell is also not installed by default in Lucid, though it is in the repositories and thus supported here.
[03:39] <kroq-gar78> hylian: just for curiosity, run this: dpkg -s gnome-shell | grep Version
[03:40] <kroq-gar78> hylian: oh nevermnd
[03:40] <hylian> kroq-gar78, Version: 2.28.1~git20091125-1ubuntu0.2
[03:41] <kroq-gar78> hylian: yeah it's the default from lucid
[03:41] <hylian> kroq-gar78, well thanks for the help. hmm. i just wanted to try out gnome 3, since i am not a huge unity fan.
[03:41] <Centallith> doesn't sudo apt-get install gnome-session from a recovery console solve all of this or am I missing the point?
[03:42] <hylian> Centallith, yeah, i cna get back, but I am not trying too. :) i want to see what gnome 3 is like.
[03:42] <Klevi|PC> This is something that should be damn simple but i've never managed to figure it out. How can I execute a desktop shortcut on a computer I'm SSHing into?
[03:43] <Centallith> It's nice, I used it for a while hylian. Now I am on kde and loving it.
[03:43] <hylian> ok thanks all for letting me pick ur brains! :)
[03:44] <hylian> Centallith, if i could somehow get kde3, then maybe. i ran to gnome from kde4 because of how prettified it is. if i could somehow remove all the pretty from kde 4, then i would be happy again.
[03:44] <kroq-gar78> hylian: unity isn't in 10.04, unless you want to upgrade to 11.04 or 10.10 )netbook)
[03:44] <rww> StarSky_1: FloodBot1 is not sentient.
[03:44] <hylian> kroq-gar78, yeah, not interested. i like to stay with the lts's. i hate unity, which is why I am trying out gnome 3.
[03:45] <Centallith> if you are not looking for pretty then Gnome 3 isn't the answer. It is more prettified than KDE 4.
[03:45] <kroq-gar78> hylian: ah cool
[03:45] <Neoncamouflage> In terms of function over looks, Gnome 3 better than Gnome 2.x?
[03:45] <hylian> Centallith, yeah, but i have limited choices here. i am not willing to go lxde, for instance. gnome 2 is here for a finite time only.
[03:45] <RenatoSilva> thanks all
[03:46] <kroq-gar78> hylian: there's also xfce4 and kde. I prefer xfce
[03:46] <Centallith> hylian have you tried Enlightenment 17? it is not as pretty.
[03:47] <hylian> Centallith, yeah, not my first choice either. to be honest the one i hate the least is currently gnome 3. If i  could leave it gnome 2 forever, that would be fine with me.
[03:47] <rww> wait for Ubuntu 11.10, install GNOME Shell, enable GNOME 3 Fallback
[03:48] <Centallith> Yeah, as of right now Gnome 3 is a bad option. Super unstable. Wait for oneric.
[03:48] <rww> at which point it will be slightly less super unstable
[03:48] <hylian> rww, good idea, but i am gonna wait till 12.04. i like the lts versions the best.
[03:48] <rww> that works too
[03:48] <hylian> thanks all for heaing me out.
[03:49]  * hylian wishes gnome 2 would be picked up by some peeps, and re named so i can use it 4 ever.
[03:50] <MidnightFox> allo folks
[03:51] <MidnightFox> i have a question if any one might be up to the task in helping me with it
[03:51] <rww> best to ask it and see if anyone is :P
[03:52] <MidnightFox> ok i'm a windows user, go on laugh at me but i'm mainly a gamer and most of my games require windows, how ever it's taht time of year where i need to do a full reinstall of everything to clean out the computer of all it's junk files.
[03:53] <Centallith> Go on...
[03:54] <peayness> is there a help channel
[03:54] <aku_> apakah ada yang bisa membaca tulisanku?
[03:54] <Centallith> You found it.
[03:54] <MidnightFox> i have 2 HDD's one is a 1.5TB HDD the other is a empty 250GB HDD. can i take a short cut and change the boot order in the bios so that the 250GB HDD is read first so i can just install Win7 on there w/o having to wipe out the win7 instal thats on the 1.5TH HDD
[03:54] <rww> !id | aku_
[03:54] <mnewton> Can someone help me with security on Ubuntu. How do i make it so a program cant use the internet? Does ubuntu have a firewall preinstalled or do i need to get one?
[03:55] <rww> !ufw
[03:55] <peayness> is there any utility availiable to give more control over a laptop touchpad
[03:55] <Centallith> Or download firestarter. Good firewall GUI with an install wizard and everything.
[03:56] <peayness> running ubuntu
[03:56] <aku_> bagaimana cara mendapatkan brouser conkueror KDE?
[03:56] <rww> aku_: English here, please.
[03:57] <rww> Zimsky: please don't CTCP our bots, btw. It makes them angry. You won't like them when they're angry.
[03:57] <Guest89868> :bn
[03:57] <aku_> why to the KDE brouser
[03:57] <MidnightFox> i only ask cause if i can take this short cut, it would save me hours in moving and burning files to DVD
[03:58] <rww> MidnightFox: Perhaps you're looking for ##windows?
[03:59] <MidnightFox> i didn't know that channel was there, forgive me.
[04:00] <peayness> i need mouse help
[04:00] <peayness> is there any utility availiable to give more control over a laptop touchpad
[04:01] <Chiku|dc> hi I got problem with make install http://www.pastie.org/2229786
[04:01] <LordDragon> hey all
[04:02] <LordDragon> i am using ubuntu on my mac. it seems 11.04 has built in HFS filesystem drivers. i can read files and stuff off my mac drive
[04:02] <LordDragon> however, some stuff i cant access
[04:02] <LordDragon> certain folders are locked
[04:02] <LordDragon> how can i access them?
[04:03] <LordDragon> i think the last time i went through this, i had to change the user permission number on my ubuntu install partition to make it recognize apple's premission number or smoething
[04:04] <Centallith> sudo nautilus and then change permissions.
[04:04] <Centallith> Just don't do it to /var
[04:04] <xangua> !gksu | Centallith
[04:05] <LordDragon> Centallith, what do i change the permissions on? everything except /var in ubuntu ?
[04:05] <Centallith> On EVERYTHING? Well in that case you would need to make your account root.
[04:05] <Centallith> You can do so in user account settings.
[04:06] <starlon> What tool can I use to check my hard drive for errors?
[04:06] <eagleserver> fsck
[04:06] <LordDragon> i think last time i rebooted the computer into root, then globally changed the permission level number on my ubuntu partition to match the mac's drive permissions
[04:06] <LordDragon> but i dont remeber what number that is
[04:07] <eagleserver> starlon, man fsck in terminal
[04:07] <starlon> kk
[04:07] <kalinka> hi, I'm having problem with ld command, although I have put library path to both /etc/ld.so.conf.d/mylib.conf and the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable into .bashrc and run the command sudo ldconfig. ld still cannot find my library
[04:07] <kalinka> the library name is libcuda.so
[04:07] <kalinka> in /usr/lib/nvidia-current
[04:08] <kalinka> I can see it clearly there
[04:08] <Jordan_U> starlon: Fsck will check the *filesystem*, which may be what you want. smartctrl will check the drive (as in check for hardware problems with the drive).
[04:08] <starlon> Oh yeah that's what I want to do; check the hardware for problems. Thanks.
[04:09] <starlon> Do I need to run that from the live cd?
[04:09] <Jordan_U> starlon: No. And if you prefer a GUI you can use "Disk Utility", which comes with Ubuntu.
[04:09] <starlon> kk thanks :)
[04:09] <Jordan_U> starlon: You're welcome :)
[04:10] <LordDragon> how can i change the userID on an account from a root shell? whats the command
[04:13]  * RenatoSilva has recovered his PS1, pretty much like it was originally. It was a damm 01;38;05;208m color code!
[04:14] <Neoncamouflage> Probably a stupid question, but why do some bash scripts have "done" at the end and others do not? What does this do?
[04:14] <rww> Neoncamouflage: "done" is the closing statement of a bash "do" loop.
[04:15] <plustax> having an issue. I click skype to open it and use it. The icon with an x in it goes to my taskbar and Im not able to use the program or launch its interface
[04:15] <rww> (used with for, while, until, etc.)
[04:15] <Neoncamouflage> See, stupid question. :P Thanks rww.
[04:15] <RenatoSilva> Neoncamouflage: not sure but done is end of while statement, for example
[04:15] <plustax> I tried uninstalling skype and reinstalling to no avail
[04:16] <Neoncamouflage> I have one of the scripts up looking at it and there is a do loop in it, so that makes sense.
[04:16] <RenatoSilva> Neoncamouflage: you sounded like a single done alone at the end of file out of nothing :P
[04:17] <Neoncamouflage> RenatoSilva: That's what I thought they were, I had no idea why people were putting them there. Not very far into bash scripting just yet myself.
[04:17] <rww> Neoncamouflage: fyi, #bash is probably more useful for bash questions
[04:18] <Neoncamouflage> I didn't know that channel existed, will join now. Thanks. :)
[04:18] <plustax> anyone help me?
[04:18] <goma> Hello. I'm configuring ufw with gufw and I want to Deny everything Outgoing except HTTP and SSL - how do i do this?
[04:19] <nit-wit> plustax, never used skype personally but I assume you can make a launcher
[04:19] <nit-wit> plustax, if it is installed corectly.
[04:19] <plustax> it is indeed.
[04:19] <plustax> I just cant run it
[04:20] <nit-wit> plustax, do you know how to make a launcher
[04:20] <plustax> yeah I made one
[04:20] <plustax> still doesnt work
[04:20] <plustax> even opening it from terminal doesnt work
[04:20] <plustax> It puts the skype icon in my taskbar but its gray and has an x through it.
[04:20] <nit-wit> plustax, is it/usr/bin/skype
[04:20] <plustax> I can screencap if need be
[04:21] <goma> hello
[04:21] <goma> !ufw
[04:21] <plustax> nit-wit, I just looked
[04:21] <plustax> its not in there
[04:22] <nit-wit> plustax, I'm not familiar with skype so the lauch I suspect is nopt there, sorry  don't really know.
[04:22] <nit-wit> *not
[04:23] <punkinhell> HEY GUYS, HERE IS A PROBLEM THAT I WOULD NEED HELP FOR......I HAVE A SET OF FILES IN SERVER1 AND SAME SET OF FILE BUT WITH UPDATED DATA IN SERVER2....I NEED TO SYNC BOTH THE SET FO FILES...HOW DO I DO THAT....R8 NOW I JUST FTP INTO IT AND JUST COPY THE FILES...... I'M SURE THERE MUST BE AN ELEGANT SOLUTION FOR THIS PROBLEM SINCE I JUST HAVE TO UPDATE THE SET OF FILES INSTEAD OF COPYING THEM IN WHOLE....
[04:23] <goma> I'm setting up the firewall. I don't want to allow everything out. What should I whitelist? I tried whitelisting ports 443 and 80 - but I couldn't access the internet. Why?
[04:24] <rww> punkinhell: I strongly recommend you toggle your capslock key off.
[04:25] <punkinhell> rww : i just wanted to highlight my question
[04:25] <alexleon> hello i think i have a java problem in my firefox nd i go to java website nd it says i need to update
[04:25] <Neoncamouflage> punkinhell: That's not highlighting, that's making people not read it.
[04:25] <Centallith> Well that is the wrong way to do it.
[04:26] <RenatoSilva> yay http://i.imgur.com/3hEQf.png
[04:26] <punkinhell> Neoncamouflage : should i repost the question then??
[04:26] <nit-wit> plustax, I found this link you may find it helpul, not sure. http://ubuntuguide.net/install-skype-on-ubuntu-11-04-natty-narwhal-3264-bit
[04:26] <Centallith> Revise it a bit, reduce the yelling, then sure.
[04:27] <RenatoSilva> how to run a command after a sudo automatically?
[04:27] <Neoncamouflage> ^This
[04:27] <LordDragon> hey all
[04:27] <LordDragon> how can i tell if im running the 64 bit version of ubuntu or the 32 bit version?
[04:28] <rww> LordDragon: What's the output of uname -m?
[04:28] <LordDragon> i686
[04:28] <rww> LordDragon: 32-bit
[04:28] <LordDragon> 32 bit i guess then
[04:28] <LordDragon> are there are advantages to running 64 bit version?
[04:29] <Centallith> Minor increase in processing power and speed I believe.
[04:30] <prt1990> hey
[04:30] <prt1990> hii
[04:30] <LordDragon> oh ok. i didnt think i could get more than 4gb of ram in 32bit
[04:30] <LordDragon> but it seems to show all 12Gb
[04:30] <rww> !pae
[04:30] <rww> Ubuntu detects RAM size and installs the PAE kernel if it's useful.
[04:30] <LordDragon> oh. i must be using the PAE then
[04:31] <LordDragon> coolness
[04:31] <LordDragon> brb
[04:32] <jonathon> What is the best way to burn an *.mkv file to DVD? I tried Devede but the formating wasn't right, my DVD player read disc error and computer played empty file.
[04:32] <Neoncamouflage> rww, So if Ubuntu automatically installs the PAE kernel, there's really no point in installing 64 over 32, right? As you take advantage of the extra RAM regardless.
[04:33]  * Descriptioned Good Morning.
[04:33] <BryanWB> how can i disable multiple system services at once? i knew how to do this w/ sysv init scripts but no idea for upstart jobs
[04:33] <rww> nothingspecial: for most users, there is no noticible difference in performance between 32-bit with PAE and 64-bit, no.
[04:34] <rww> nothingspecial: sorry, mistab
[04:34] <rww> Neoncamouflage: ^^
[04:34] <Neoncamouflage> lol
[04:34] <BryanWB> $ sudo update-rc.d -f service_name remove   # but how to do the same for upstart jobs?
[04:35] <rww> BryanWB: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#disabling-a-job-from-automatically-starting
[04:36] <BryanWB> rww, ouch that's pretty crude, tks
[04:51] <bullgard4> What is the function of my Natty directory /tmp/virtual-<username><6-digit_random_ID>? It is empty.
[04:55] <majuk_> Hey all. General question: I have a collection of MP3s, most are VBR but some aren't. Anyone know a command line tool that can tell me which are encoded in VBR?
[04:55] <shareef> hi everyone.. can anyone tell me what would be the best appleIIgs emulator for ubuntu?
[04:55] <majuk_> 'file' just says they're 128kbps
[04:58] <weda> hi
[04:58] <m0n> hi guys. Wondering if i could get some help with ubuntu 11.04 and bluetooth/wireless issue on my laptop. Wireless works fine, but the bluetooth side of the wireless card does not work. Any help at all would be much appreciated. Laptop is a Toshiba NB550D
[05:05] <syclopse> is anybody having good experience is qt.?
[05:06] <syclopse> I am facing problem in displaying image captured from the webcam in qt
[05:11] <Jordan_U> syclopse: #qt would be a better place to ask.
[05:12] <syclopse> jordan_u: can i have link for that.?
[05:13] <tripelb> Hi, I found lxdream_0.9.1_i386.deb the Dreamcast emulator on a web page. What is the correct method of installing it? I normally use apt-get
[05:14] <Jordan_U> syclopse: You are on a chat network with multiple channels. Right now you are in the channel "#ubuntu", which is for Ubuntu support questions. This is another channel, "#qt", for qt support. To join the channel #qt type "/join #qt" into your client (without the quotes).
[05:16] <C_Smith> hey, I can't start Transmission, and I on the System Monitor, I notice Transmission starts up as "Transmission GTK", and I also have a process called Transmission GT that I can't kill (it had been labeled as "Zombie" before I even tried ending the process), is there anything short of relogging that can fix this?
[05:17] <C_Smith> I'd prefer not to relog because I'm installing a bunch of software.
[05:18] <tertl3> C_Smith, sudo system-monitor, then kill it
[05:18] <C_Smith> ok
[05:19] <tertl3> that work?
[05:19] <mr_as_khan> hi guys
[05:19] <mr_as_khan> i need help
[05:20] <saptarshi> Ex-Chat
[05:21] <mr_as_khan> when i call from skype my system stop working  (work very slowly) could you help me
[05:21] <k_sze> What GUI text editor is there for Xubuntu that supports multiple character encodings?
[05:21] <k_sze> e.g. GB18030, Big5, etc.
[05:21] <mr_as_khan> i  also tells you this is happening after i install updates
[05:23] <C_Smith> well, sudo system-monitor does nothing, and sudo gnome-system-monitor brings it up, but only shows the processes that are root.
[05:24] <C_Smith> in other words, sudo doesn't fix this,
[05:24] <C_Smith> I tried killing it via Terminal naming it's pid, and that did nothing.
[05:24] <intlkleinblue> I just reinstalled Evolution after uninstalling it yesterday
[05:25] <intlkleinblue> never tried it before, I assumed it was as bloated as it was when I tried it ~10 months ago
[05:25] <intlkleinblue> but after looking for alternatives and getting discouraged, I reinstalled it
[05:25] <intlkleinblue> however, the whole message thing in the notification area is gone now
[05:25] <intlkleinblue> how do I bring it back for Evolution now?
[05:27] <m0n> intlkleinblue, did you install evolution-plugins? there should be a notifications/indicator plugin for it.
[05:27] <tripelb> what does THIS do?   sudo dpkg -i package.deb
[05:27] <m0n> tripelb, that installs a debian package
[05:27] <m0n> i believe
[05:28] <C_Smith> tripelb, that installs a .deb package via dpkg.
[05:28] <m0n> :)
[05:29] <m0n> i'm going to repeate myself, but i haven't received a response to this question yet...
[05:29] <m0n> hi guys. Wondering if i could get some help with ubuntu 11.04 and bluetooth/wireless issue on my laptop. Wireless works fine, but the bluetooth side of the wireless card does not work. Any help at all would be much appreciated. Laptop is a Toshiba NB550D.
[05:29] <uRock> !bluetooth
[05:29] <tripelb> ok mon mOn m0n  I want to install ... lxdream_0.9.1_i386.deb .. It's a Dreamcast emulator.  [guess everthing runs fine so I'm stepping out.]
[05:30] <tripelb> ubottu's bluetooth link does not work
[05:30] <uRock> shame on ubottu
[05:30] <tripelb> oops works the second time
[05:30] <tripelb> shame on me
[05:30] <uRock> lol
[05:30] <tripelb> or ?
[05:31] <uRock> WorkForMe(TM)
[05:32] <tripelb> how do I install lxdream_0.9.1_i386.deb  .. someone on #reddit said do  sudo dpkg -i package.deb  --- my experience is sudo apt-get ----- so I'm branching out.
[05:32] <uRock> the sudo dpkg command looks correct
[05:32] <dunbar> what happened when you sudo dpkg -i lxdream_0.9.1_i386.deb?
[05:33] <m0n> tripelb, what you would do is sudo dpkg -i lxdream.0.9.1_i386.deb
[05:33] <C_Smith> so, I couldn't get sudo gnome-system-monitor to show the transmission-gt process, but when run regularly, the process is still there, any other suggestions?
[05:33] <m0n> depending on the installer you may need some extra options but generally that should do it.
[05:33] <C_Smith> like I said, I tried killing it via command line, and that didn't do anything.
[05:33] <tripelb> ah so.. m0n
[05:34] <tripelb> ty m0n
[05:34] <m0n> ;)
[05:34] <uRock> C_Smith: do you have htop installed
[05:34] <C_Smith> not to my knowledge, no.
[05:34] <uRock> it is like top, but prettier and makes killing things via CLI much easier
[05:34] <uRock> to install it just run sudo apt-get htop
[05:34] <m0n> uRock, i've run through that... it has a bluetooth module installed, bluez is installed etc etc, it's just that the bluetooth module does NOT work. Says bluetooth is disabled, click on the turn on bluetooth button it blanks out.
[05:35] <C_Smith> well, I'd install it if I didn't have 45 games installing via the software center.
[05:35] <m0n> i've read somewhere that the ID for the bluetooth module loads the incorrect (toshiba_bluetooth) module when it should load the ath3k module
[05:35] <tripelb> m0n it "cannot access archive" (It's on a webpage not in an archive.)
[05:35] <C_Smith> and it's tough to stop that many.
[05:35] <uRock> m0n, I own no bluetooth stuffs, so I can't be of much help there
[05:36] <m0n> fair enough. *sigh* funny thing is it works perfectly fine in xubuntu.... :(
[05:36] <uRock> eek, that is a lot of stuff to have going at the same time in USC
[05:36] <C_Smith> 45 packages including mostly games, and the Kubuntu and Xubuntu desktop environments.
[05:36] <m0n> tripelb,  you will need to save the deb package to your computer
[05:36] <m0n> then run the command
[05:36] <uRock> C_Smith: do you have a SNickers bar, you aren't going anywhere for a while
[05:36] <C_Smith> guess I'll wait till tomorrow, restart, and see if this persists,
[05:37] <tripelb> m0n at what location will the dpkg package expect to find the file of interest. Ie where should I put it.
[05:37] <m0n> c_smith i find that using cli for installing packages to be MUCH quicker and more descriptive than the software centre gui
[05:37] <C_Smith> I know, it's getting late here, so I'll just let it run overnight, hopefully it aint still running that torrent.... kinda doubt it as the process is labeled as zombies.
[05:37] <m0n> anywhere.... more than likely save it to your downloads folder
[05:38] <C_Smith> I'm not afraid to use command line (if that's what you're talking about) IF I know the package I'm looking for,
[05:38] <m0n> then start up terminal, go to your downloads folder and run the package.
[05:39] <C_Smith> but for just browsing, I use software center, I just use command line for installing everything else, VB, SBM, etc.
[05:39] <m0n> fair enuff C_Smith, if i find a package i like, i generally put it into a text file, and when i rebuild my box i have a recollection of software i like and can quickly do it via CLI
[05:39]  * m0n shrugs
[05:39] <C_Smith> same here,
[05:40] <C_Smith> sometimes I have to use the net to find the repo if the repo changed, though, but I tend to use apt-get, A LOT.
[05:40] <C_Smith> well, I'm off, gonna see if this process persists in not being killable tomorrow.
[05:41] <dunbar> so did it install tripelb?
[05:42] <bullgard4_> What is the function of my empty Natty directory /tmp/virtual-<username><6-digit_random_ID>?
[05:42] <tripelb> dunbar, I dont know where to put it so that dpkg will find the file. Do you know where?
[05:43] <dunbar> where is it now
[05:44] <m0n> tripelb,  download the file to your downloads directory (eg /home/<yourusernamehere>/Downloads
[05:44] <tripelb> NP will do that m0n
[05:44] <sunit> I am giving sudo /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.4 restart and getting sudo: must be setuid root. please help
[05:44] <thomi> Does anyone know how I can find out "what packages were updated on my system yesterday"?
[05:45] <m0n> then go to your terminal and type in cd /home/<yourusernamehere/Downloads press enter, then type in sudo dpkg -i <thefileofthe.deb>
[05:46] <navigator76> ciao
[05:46] <Jordan_U> thomi: Look in /var/log/dpkg.log
[05:46] <thomi> Jordan_U: thanks
[05:46] <Jordan_U> thomi: You're welcome.
[05:47] <tharaka> hi I need a help on installing apc. I tried sudo pecl install apc. but it gives me an error saying sh: phpize: not found
[05:47] <tharaka> ERROR: `phpize' failed
[05:47] <tharaka> what is the reason for that
[05:47] <tharaka> can anyone help me please
[05:50] <tharaka> hi can anyone help me please???
[05:52] <tripelb> m0n, success (it's happening) but: I downloaded it and still It could not find it. Then I looked and I couldnt find it either. So I was clicking on the download link at the bottom of the webpage to see if there were 2 folders named Downloads and it started installing. (no argueing with success bu it's baffeling)
[05:52] <bullgard4_> thomi: Use Synaptic > File > History > July2011 > 07/17/2011
[05:53] <`blackmk4> would someone mind answering a few questions about briding adapters under linux?
[05:53] <m0n> tripelb, cool. Once it's fully downloaded try using terminal to run the package install ;)
[05:53] <Lasers> bullgard4_: How will you do it once synaptic is phased out of default installations (in the future)?
[05:54] <tripelb> I clicked install on the gui thing already.
[05:54] <tripelb> m0n
[05:54] <m0n> ah or that will do
[05:54] <m0n> heh
[05:54] <m0n> i'm a CLI kind of guy ;)
[05:54] <bullgard4_> Lasers: I will install Synaptic by hand.
[05:54] <punkinhell> is there any command in FTP to transfer only the updated portions of files like the rsync command???
[05:55] <thomi> punkinhell: No, I'm pretty sure there's not.
[05:55] <Dulak> punkinhell: no, for ftp you have to retransmit the entire file to get updates
[05:55] <arunkumar413> synaptic not showing the latest version of chromium browser inspite of reloading. The installed version is 12 and the latest version is 14
[05:55] <tyl> hi is it possible to use httpd.conf instead of apache.conf?
[05:56] <punkinhell> but i see that rsync is much slower than normal FTP
[05:56] <tyl> the default configuration forces apache2 to use apache2.conf instead of httpd.conf
[05:56] <fips4d> hi
[05:56] <tripelb> m0n do I have to start it from terminal. I suppose I need to learn that for myself. My camera doesnt work in skype unless I start skype from terminal.  My cam does work in omegle as I found out. they should call it "bag o' dicks" tho. I could tell they could see me. They kept clicking off. Or askig for boobs. I kept clicking off too. It waa boring.
[05:56] <m0n> so in looking for a fix for my bluetooth it seems that ubuntu assigns my bluetooth the incorrect driver. It tries to use toshiba_bluetooth when it should be using ath3k (being a AR3011 bluetooth card). Any one know how to get this working?
[05:56] <tripelb> Oh a0n , apologies for off-topic. hangs head
[05:56] <bullgard4_> punkinhell: I grepped for »update« in 'man ftp' and got no output.
[05:57] <punkinhell> well thanks guys, just thought i should ask around b4 reinventing the wheel
[05:57] <m0n> tripelb not sure. probably not. i've never really had to install a deb package tbh ;)
[05:58] <fips4d> i'm getting this error: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/441240/
[05:58] <fips4d> what's the issue?
[05:58] <tripelb> m0n, now how do I start it? will it be in the menus?
[05:59] <arunkumar413> hi friends, i'm unable to update the chromium browser. plz help
[06:00] <tripelb> m0n, it's not in wine. I think I'll go look at the help pages. THanks.
[06:00] <tripelb> arunkumar413, it updates itself.
[06:04] <bhuey> what's an easy way of setting up NAT on my machine ? URL ?
[06:04] <madmn> is there a centos channel i have a problem trying to connect my wireless
[06:06] <madmn> is there a centos channel i have a problem trying to connect my wireless
[06:06] <bullgard4_> bhuey: You usually do not set up NAT on  your machine but rather on your router.
[06:06] <dunbar> its #centos
[06:07] <bhuey> bullgard4_: I prefer my machine for better networking control
[06:09] <ozatomic> hi guys, when i start my system i get the message "mountall: disconnected from plymouth" what is this from
[06:09] <thomi> Hi, on the 15th I installed the latest updates, which included a new Qt version,  linux kernel, and video drivers, end ever since then my window decoration theme in unity looks really ugly. Has anyone here heard about this before? Does anyone know what the issue might be?
[06:09] <tripelb> m0n, can I pm you?
[06:10] <eagleserver> madmn, whats problem?
[06:10] <m0n> sure
[06:10] <m0n> sorry at work so doing 2 things at once
[06:10] <madmn> i am trying to connect my wireless in centos i have the live cd but i am not having any luck
[06:10] <madmn> i am back in ubuntu trying to get info on how i can do that
[06:11] <soulis77-SE> Hi all, a very basic question. I'm installing a new VPS server and want to disable root login. Now before that I need to set up a new user account. I want to know which permissions the user should have? I also would like to be able to edit files, install software and reboot system.
[06:12] <madmn> why would you not want root soulis77-SE
[06:12] <bhuey> anybody here know about setting up static interfaces directly ? is /etc/network/interfaces deprecated ?
[06:13] <Autodidactite> Does anyone know why in 10.04 the "Keep Aligned" option is still stuck on
[06:13] <Autodidactite> ?
[06:13] <astraljava> bhuey: If you use NetworkManager, then yes. You need to do that by using the nm-applet.
[06:13] <bhuey> what about via command line remotely ?
[06:13] <Myrtti> madmn: ubuntu has root disabled
[06:14] <Autodidactite> madmn, sudo is your friend
[06:14] <soulis77-SE> madmn: Easier to hack, or well they know the username. It is a server, remote host, not my local computer.
[06:14] <Dulak> bhuey: it's not deprecated, but any interface setup in /etc/network/interfaces won't be managed by network manager.
[06:14] <fips4d> i'm getting this error: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/441240/
[06:14] <fips4d> what's the issue?
[06:14] <Dulak> bhuey: so it's either/or, not deprecated.
[06:15] <madmn> what would your user that create need to do then soulis77-SE
[06:15] <bullgard4_> bhuey: Please read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation. Having done so, please put here in this channel a more specific question.
[06:16] <Flannel> bullgard4_: I don't think that's relevant.
[06:16] <madmn> soulis77-SE, you can set the permissions for the new user that you make and give any access to that user that you want that user to have
[06:16] <bullgard4_> Flannel: Ah! What do you think is relevant?
[06:16] <soulis77-SE> madmn: install, remove software, edit most files, reboot system, setting up LAMP. So Sudo is needed
[06:17] <madmn> its pretty easy to give that kinda access to a user
[06:17] <sloth> Can someone tell me how to scan my network for the ip adresses of the other users?
[06:17] <madmn> just be carefull who you give access to what
[06:18] <soulis77-SE> madmn: Yes but I then want to disable root login but don't want to lock myself out from the system by mot be able to edit the sshd_config
[06:18] <Autodidactite> sloth, nmap
[06:18] <bullgard4_> sloth: nmap
[06:18] <Flannel> bhuey: https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/ubuntu-help/net-fixed-ip-address.html and https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html#static-ip-addressing gives you GUI and manual methods of setting static IPs (it still uses /etc/network/interfaces)
[06:18] <Dulak> sloth: arp -n
[06:18] <KeLv_MaNu> Sloth, access your router and you can view the ip
[06:18] <Autodidactite> Yes arp also
[06:18] <sloth> yes but how do i see their PC names?
[06:18] <sloth> it only shows me there are 3 active hosts
[06:18] <sloth> not whos who
[06:18] <madmn> as far as i know soulis77-SE root is disabled by default
[06:18] <Autodidactite> Some don't do that KeLv_MaNu
[06:19] <Dulak> sloth: find the ip, then run 'smbclient -L ip.address.here'
[06:19] <madmn> the user that you made when you installed should be close to root
[06:19] <KeLv_MaNu> ah ok
[06:19] <madmn> then you can do such commands
[06:19] <sloth> I can't find the ip
[06:19] <soulis77-SE> madmn: No this is a VPS server set up by a Service Provider. My only way of access is the root at the moment.
[06:19] <madmn> and if the need be you can use su do for the stuff you need
[06:19] <Autodidactite> sloth, I believe nmap will tell you there computer names, even the OS type
[06:19] <sloth> whats the nmap command to list them, if there is
[06:20] <KeLv_MaNu> with my router i can view the ip addresses of the pcs that are connected to my network
[06:20] <madmn> is this ubuntu box soulis77-SE
[06:20] <WarOp> Just curious with ubuntu 10.10 are you still able to configure the login window wallpaper
[06:20] <sloth> It does Autodidactite but i can't isolte their IPs
[06:20] <Autodidactite> Cool, KeLv_MaNu is it a Netgear?
[06:20] <soulis77-SE> madmn: 10.04
[06:20] <KeLv_MaNu> nope, D-Link
[06:21] <Autodidactite> I don't know exactly what you mean sloth
[06:21] <WarOp> I know if you went into Login Window in 8.10 then it'd allow you to install custom login windows
[06:21] <sloth> ok, I want to find the ip adress of my brothers computer
[06:21] <Autodidactite> Cool KeLv_MaNu, yes I have seen that in D-Link also
[06:21] <bullgard4_> sloth: For example ~$ nmap -sP 192.168.178.0/24 obtains with me the hostnames also.
[06:22] <sloth> i'
[06:22] <sloth> i'll try it
[06:22] <Autodidactite> Can you sit at your brothers computer sloth?
[06:22] <sloth> I can, but thats not the point
[06:22] <sloth> i want to know how to do it remotely
[06:22] <Autodidactite> Sure of course
[06:23] <Dulak> I told you how to do it.
[06:23] <WarOp> Use a sniffer
[06:24] <Dulak> bullgard4_ also gave you a good way to do it
[06:24] <bhuey> Flannel: what about command line ? this is a remote machine
[06:25] <Flannel> bhuey: See the second link, the serverguide one.
[06:26] <bullgard4_> What is the function of my empty Natty directory /tmp/virtual-<username><6-digit_random_ID>?
[06:27] <Autodidactite> So no one knows why the "Keep Aligned" option is still stuck on in 11.04?
[06:28] <ossnoss> Couldn't get my d-link wifi to work at all. Had to plug right in.
[06:28] <Autodidactite> That can happen
[06:29] <Autodidactite> I have found D-Link to be very buggy
[06:29] <m0n> i've found alot of manufacturers to have very buggy linux support
[06:29] <m0n> atheros, d-link to name a few.... :P
[06:29] <KeLv_MaNu> thats true m0n
[06:30] <Autodidactite> True m0n but Modems/ Router are OS agnostic
[06:30] <KeLv_MaNu> linux always left behind
[06:30] <fips4d> i'm getting this error: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/441240/
[06:30] <fips4d> what's the issue?
[06:30] <ossnoss> I haven't used linux in years, just installed this ubuntu now on my windows box. I'm liking what I see so far.
[06:31] <m0n> Autodidactite, this is true.
[06:31] <saikat> hi all
[06:31] <Autodidactite> It's all in the browser
[06:31] <Autodidactite> Hi there saikat
[06:31] <KeLv_MaNu> hi saikat welcome
[06:31] <Autodidactite> Cool ossnoss
[06:32] <Autodidactite> I only use Ubuntu Linux nowadays
[06:32] <saikat> I have a problem in ubuntu 11.04
[06:32] <Autodidactite> I just got sick of dealing with Windows hoo har
[06:32] <Autodidactite> What problem is that saikat?
[06:33] <KeLv_MaNu> Winsucks
[06:33] <KeLv_MaNu> xD
[06:33] <Autodidactite> Microshaft Windblows
[06:33] <saikat> Is there any way to recover the user passwd in ubuntu 11.04?
[06:34] <Autodidactite> Not that I am aware of saikat
[06:34] <Dulak> saikat: you can boot recovery mode and then change the password, but it'd be really hard to recover the password
[06:34] <saikat> i have forgotten the passwd & also not able to log in in single user mode as the menu is in hidden option
[06:35] <Autodidactite> saikat, any other accounts on the system?
[06:35] <saikat> no
[06:35] <Dulak> saikat: hold down left shift as it boots to get the grub menu
[06:35] <KeLv_MaNu> log in as root if you know the pass
[06:35] <saikat> root user has not created
[06:36] <KeLv_MaNu> the root user is always there
[06:36] <KeLv_MaNu> i guess
[06:36] <sunit> I am trying to run postgres and getting error as Insecure directory in $ENV{PATH} while running with -T switch at /usr/bin/pg_ctlcluster line 63.                                                                          [fail]
[06:36] <Flannel> saikat: LiveCD
[06:36] <Dulak> it's there just locked with no password
[06:37] <Autodidactite> I didn't know you could do that KeLv_MaNu. Nice one, I have never had to that
[06:37] <terxx> \quit
[06:38] <saikat> in recovery mode there i found a option....its root.,...Drop to root shell promt
[06:38] <KeLv_MaNu> hehe
[06:38] <saikat> i think i can change the passwd now
[06:38] <KeLv_MaNu> its like login as admin in windows to erase the user pw
[06:38] <Autodidactite> Cool
[06:38] <Autodidactite> I must remember this
[06:39] <saikat> thanks every one
[06:40] <saikat> i change the user passwd now
[06:40] <soulis77-SE> When disable the root login, Can I still log in as another user and then thange to root? Or to use su command for root account?
[06:40] <KeLv_MaNu> nice saikat ;-)
[06:40] <KeLv_MaNu> soulis, i guess you can use su command
[06:41] <Blue1> you prolly want to use su -
[06:41] <Myrtti> soulis77-SE: use sudo for everything
[06:41] <Myrtti> soulis77-SE: not su
[06:41] <KeLv_MaNu> yes sudo
[06:41] <KeLv_MaNu> su is for login as super user
[06:42] <Blue1> KeLv_MaNu: yes - but there is a diff between su and su -
[06:42] <KeLv_MaNu> i didnt knew that blue
[06:42] <Dulak> sudo -i
[06:42] <Myrtti> Blue1: and su - is not encouraged either
[06:42] <Dulak> not su, not su -, use 'sudo -i'
[06:43] <KeLv_MaNu> and the "-i" is for?
[06:43] <Dulak> interactive shell
[06:43] <al_nz1> whats wrong with sshfs user@192.168.70.102 -p 443 /mnt/windows ? I get mssing host error?
[06:43] <KeLv_MaNu> oohh
[06:44] <Dulak> it gives you a properly configured root shell, which su doesn't always do.
[06:44] <Blue1> Dulak: yes
[06:44] <soulis77-SE> ok, but I want to disable root login from ssh but still be able to access the account. Can I login as xxxx and the su - to root ?
[06:44] <KeLv_MaNu> good to know that blue, thx
[06:44] <fips4d> i'm getting this error: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/441240/
[06:44] <soulis77-SE> Or will it be locked since i disable root loginb?
[06:44] <fips4d> what's the issue?
[06:45] <Blue1> al_nz1: not sure but isn't 443 used by samba?
[06:45] <Lasers> fips4d: "The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available" -- and you tried to use Debian package on Ubuntu system.
[06:45] <sloth> so... how do i reveal the active ips through a scan?
[06:45] <KeLv_MaNu> soulis you can still use the sudo command
[06:46] <Dulak> soulis77-SE: if you disable root in sshd_config, you can still be root, you just can't login directly as root.  If however you lock root with system tools, you cannot use su, and would only be able to use sudo
[06:47] <soulis77-SE> Ok, thanks everyone. I'm disable root login in sshd_config and login as another user and then change to su - whenever needed.
[06:47] <soulis77-SE> eeShe6ai!
[06:48] <soulis77-SE> is not a good passoword for a root account. Or how many signs do you all use?  10, 15 or more?
[06:49] <Myrtti> soulis77-SE: ubuntu doesn't come with root password enabled
[06:49] <lonix> soulis77-SE: dont use a root password
[06:49] <wildbat> soulis77-SE: why not just sudo -i or -s ~?
[06:50] <Dulak> enabling root is just opening an attack vector for no good reason
[06:50] <Autodidactite> Yes I agree totally, sudo -i all the way
[06:50] <KeLv_MaNu> soulis you can use the same pw of your user account
[06:50] <KeLv_MaNu> if you want
[06:50] <Autodidactite> Yes it is very easy once you know how
[06:51] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: that's very horrible advice
[06:51] <KeLv_MaNu> well its better than not assign a pw at all
[06:51] <Autodidactite> What?
[06:52] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: just because it's less crappy than another option isn't a good reason to give 'less crappy' advice.
[06:52] <soulis77-SE> hey i changed it to 20 characters and then user account is different.
[06:52] <KeLv_MaNu> haha
[06:52] <soulis77-SE> And the root will be disabled when I set up some more stuff on the server.
[06:52] <Autodidactite> I thought you people were talking about doing sudo or sudo -i
[06:52] <KeLv_MaNu> just saying
[06:52] <bullgard4_> What is the function of my empty Natty directory /tmp/virtual-<username><6-digit_random_ID>?
[06:52] <KeLv_MaNu> sorry if you didnt liked it
[06:53] <KeLv_MaNu> if you have a good pass you can use it for both accounts
[06:53] <Autodidactite> I don't know KeLv_MaNu
[06:53] <KeLv_MaNu> anyone have to know that
[06:53] <Autodidactite> Oops I meant bullgard4
[06:53] <KeLv_MaNu> sorry, not anyone have to know that*
[06:54] <Autodidactite> I don't know bullgard4
[06:54] <fips4d> Lasers: no, vice versa, actually...ubuntu packages on a debian system...
[06:54] <Autodidactite> bullgard4, have you tried to search engine it?
[06:54] <fips4d> Lasers: are you able to retrieve this key?
[06:55] <lonix> what was the battery info command again ?
[06:55] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: please stop giving bad advice
[06:55] <Lasers> fips4d: No. I didn't bother to look for it. >_>
[06:55] <Autodidactite> Was there mention of enabling the root account?
[06:56] <Dulak> yes
[06:56] <KeLv_MaNu> i just want to keep it simple
[06:56] <bullgard4_> Autodidactite: If you had a closer look at the problem you would have seen that this problem is not amenable to googleing.
[06:56] <tuxx-> lonix: acpi -b
[06:57] <Autodidactite> Yes the mysterious folder, I was just checking your process so far
[06:57] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: it's bad advice, if a password is compromised, regardless of how good it is, you lost 2 accounts, including root, for the price of 1 password.  It's just not a good idea.
[06:57] <KeLv_MaNu> i know that risk
[06:57] <lonix> tuxx-: thanks mate
[06:57] <Autodidactite> Why not just use sudo and sudo -i?
[06:58] <tuxx-> monday mornings >_>
[06:58] <lollab> hello, I mounted an external harddrive through smbmount, but arabic characters are showed with ???? marks, anybody can help?
[06:58] <tuxx-> my head feels like its gonna explode
[06:58] <tuxx-> i hope it doesnt
[06:58] <Autodidactite> lollab sounds like corruption to me.
[06:59] <KeLv_MaNu> a good advice? use 2 different pw with numbers, letters and symbols
[06:59] <Lasers> Or leave root with random password. Use sudo -i for everything.
[06:59] <wildbat> lollab: smbmoun to mount external HDD?~ you mean windows share right?
[06:59] <Autodidactite> Don't have the root account enabled at all?
[06:59] <lollab> wildbat, yes the harddrive exports data via windows share
[07:00] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: that's alright, but the best advice is to leave root locked and use sudo -i to get a root shell when you need it
[07:00] <lollab> Autodidactite, no, I don't think so, I see english characters normally
[07:00] <KeLv_MaNu> that can be a better choice
[07:00] <lollab> wildbat, Autodidactite file names with arabic names seen as ????.doc
[07:01] <wildbat> lollab: you didn't set the character set
[07:01] <Autodidactite> lollab, then I would say that there is some sort of corruption going on.
[07:01] <Dulak> lollab: that's a codepage issue, you need to set the character set correctly
[07:01] <KeLv_MaNu> but if you forgot the user pw, logining as root could help when you want to recover or erase the forgotten pw
[07:02] <rahul_> currently I am using ubuntu 11.04, is there any way I can downgrade it to 10.10 without formatting my Hard Disk
[07:02] <Autodidactite> Very true KeLv_MaNu, good point
[07:02] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: you boot recovery mode for that, passwordless root access.  It's just better to leave root locked.
[07:02] <Lasers> !downgrade | rahul_
[07:03] <wildbat> lollab: mount with mount option "iocharset=utf8"
[07:03] <KeLv_MaNu> root access without pw?
[07:03] <Lasers> rahul_: Use 10.04 LTS
[07:03] <kierge> anyone have experience with acidrip ?  i just encoded a movie but there was no video output.  i selected xvid and set abr:br=256 for sound.
[07:03] <rahul_> Lasers : what do you mean by that?
[07:03] <Lasers> kierge: Handbrake works well for me.
[07:03] <kierge> or can anyone recommend a easy way to rip to xvid retail dvds from ubuntu ?
[07:03] <Dulak> rahul_: not really, though you can save your prefs by backing up your home dir before you wipe it.  And keep /home on a seperate partition to make it a much easier thing to do in the future
[07:04] <kierge> Lasers, handbrake no longer writes to avi in its latest versions
[07:04] <Lasers> rahul_: In other words, you can't downgrade. Just backup /home/rahul/ and /etc/
[07:04] <saikat> Hi all
[07:04] <lollab> wildbat, oh thank you, I seen this in the man page, but didn't know what iocharset
[07:04] <lollab> wildbat, let me try , few mins
[07:04] <saikat> I have a question
[07:04] <rahul_> Lasers : why should I backup /etc/
[07:04] <Lasers> kierge: Start using mkv?
[07:05] <kierge> i could do that.  what would i use for mkv ?
[07:05] <os_> Which port does Evolution mail use for sending mails via smtp.gmail.com by default?
[07:05] <saikat> How to install Tamil Language pack in ubuntu 11.04
[07:05] <kierge> need an easy solution
[07:05] <Lasers> rahul_: You don't have to -- but it won't hurt. It's only 10MB at most. Your systemwide settings.
[07:05] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: yes, recovery mode boots a single user root shell, without a password.  The idea is that if someone has physical access to the machine, you are boned without encryption anyways.
[07:05] <Lasers> kierge: What do you mean? Easy solution? Most computers with VLC can run MKV just fine.
[07:05] <rahul_> Lasers : okay. thanks
[07:06] <Dulak> mp4 runs much better for me, vlc mkv support isn't awesome yet
[07:06] <Lasers> rahul_: /etc/apt/sources.list (and among many things) are under /etc/ -- Sometimes we make changes and forget to keep them.
[07:06] <KeLv_MaNu> at least physical access is required
[07:06] <os_> Can someone please suggest how can I find the default port being used by Evolution for sending mails
[07:06] <kierge> Lasers i meant the encoding
[07:06] <Dulak> i'm on a netbook though, on a good cpu you prolly wouldn't notice the difference
[07:06] <rahul_> Lasers : thats why it is necessary?
[07:06] <KeLv_MaNu> but isnt secure at all
[07:06] <Autodidactite> I have recently changed my video player preference from VLC back to Movie Player
[07:07] <Dulak> os_: sending mail is port 25 or 587 for email
[07:07] <mojz> hello i dont know how to set permissions for ftp clients
[07:07] <Myrtti> os_: depends on your email provider, smtp uses 25
[07:07] <lollab> wildbat, unfortunately, didn't work out
[07:07] <trevorj> Isn't there a package that puts /etc in a versioning system of sorts?
[07:07] <lollab> wildbat, the command accepted however
[07:07] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: it's not a big deal, if they boot a livecd they can just mount the hdd and have root access anyways.
[07:08] <trevorj> I remember a project to do such and I remember there being a package for it that was dead easy to use
[07:08] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: but you can encrypt the data on disk that is sensitive, for level of protection against physical access.
[07:08] <Lasers> rahul_: Necessary or not. It's an option. I mean, you don't have to back up your home directory too. -- But you want to. It's up to you.
[07:08] <lollab> wildbat, this is the command: smbmount //192.168.1.253/users /media/HD_users/ -o username=xyz,password=abc,iocharset=utf8
[07:08] <os_> Well, if I don't give any port the mails are sent just fine to my id on gmail.com. But if i set the port to 25, 587 or 465 the sending mail fails.
[07:08] <KeLv_MaNu> true
[07:08] <wildbat> lollab: what version of windows you use ~? you may have to try other codepages.
[07:08] <os_> the server being used is smtp.gmail.com
[07:09] <rahul_> Lasers : I have got about 150+GB data in my home directory and I dont wanna lose it
[07:09] <Viking667> 'llo. does anyone have any issues when they ping www.google.com? My Ubuntu machines (natty) all seem to wait for five seconds between each ping reply...yet if I ping the IP directly, I get responses every second, like normal.
[07:09] <pratz> whats the best pdf writer for linux ??
[07:09] <Viking667> hm. I use Openoffice, probably LibreOffice would do the same.
[07:09] <Dulak> os_: outbound email is typically blocked by residential isps, I'm guessing it's maybe using port 80, but that's kinda weird
[07:09] <KeLv_MaNu> the pws are encrypted and saved in a database file, right?
[07:10] <lollab> wildbat, the harddrive doens't run windows, its an external disk with network interface and people just get into share and find files. I'm trying to mount in order to copy the files to my system
[07:10] <Dulak> pratz: you can print to pdf from any application, so 'best' is kinda hard to define.
[07:10] <Lasers> rahul_: Wow. Back them up. I generally keep hard drives separated so reinstalling any OS is relatively easy for me. :)
[07:10] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: they are hashed, not encrypted, but yes
[07:11] <KeLv_MaNu> oh ok
[07:11] <rahul_> Lasers : I dont have any other HardDisk with me, I dont know how I am going to backup my data...but I will surely arrange something soon
[07:11] <j-r> Hi I want to allocate an array of files. I have seen the sytax: FILES=(*.jpg) but it is not correct. I use the bourne shell.
[07:11] <Autodidactite> kierge, I used to do this really easily and well
[07:11] <pratz> Dulak: i am asking for a pdf writer
[07:11] <wildbat> lollab: can't gnome nautilus automount it ?
[07:11] <Viking667> pratz: what are you wanting to put into the pdf writer? text? Pictures? html?
[07:11] <Dulak> pratz: hit print, choose 'print to file' then 'pdf'.  Pdf written.
[07:12] <lollab> wildbat, actually no gnome installed , I have ubuntu server
[07:12] <robinsch> I want something
[07:12] <pratz> Viking667: almost all of that
[07:12] <lollab> wildbat, do you suggest to install one?
[07:12] <os_> with port 587 i get 'connection reset by peer' error. Is is coz my ISP is doing something fishy here.. :-/
[07:12] <Lasers> rahul_: Meanwhile, use 11.04 until you have something in place. I guess. I'd recommend you to use multiple hard drives as to keep OS and 150GB~ data of personal consumption separated. :)
[07:12] <Autodidactite> So do I robinsch
[07:12] <robinsch> sorry, wrong window
[07:12] <Dulak> pratz: you can do that from just about any application in linux, so the app you use depends on what you want in the pdf
[07:13] <Viking667> Dulak: what apps support that? I haven't seen a "printer driver" that outputs pdf.
[07:13] <KeLv_MaNu> Someone read about Ubuntu apps running on webOS HP Touchpad?
[07:13] <Dulak> Viking667: it's been built into cups for about 7 years now.
[07:13] <Lasers> Viking667: Just print something. You'll see it there. "Ctrl + P"  Select PDF.
[07:13] <rahul_> Lasers : do you know any good themes 11.04?
[07:13] <Viking667> weird... I wasn't aware cups had that by default.
[07:13] <Lasers> Viking667: "Save to file" -- Something. I'm not quite sure. :)
[07:13] <Dulak> Yeah it's nifty.
[07:13] <Viking667> ... given I come from the lpd era, it's been ... a while.
[07:13] <Lasers> rahul_: I use Shiki-Colors Fat.
[07:13] <lollab> wildbat, I will try to use mount -t cifs
[07:14] <Lasers> rahul_: Flat*
[07:14] <pratz> any pdf editor actually
[07:14] <Juozas> os_ have you opened the port in router if you have one
[07:14] <rahul_> Lasers : can you tell me from where I can download it?
[07:14] <os_> Juozas: oh thanks for the pointer. Lemme check it out.
[07:14] <Dulak> pratz: pdf is not supposed to be an editable file.   It's a digital printout, not an editable document.
[07:14] <Lasers> rahul_: http://goo.gl/VKq5y
[07:15] <rahul_> Lasers : downloading it
[07:15] <Lasers> rahul_: Cool.
[07:15] <Juozas> also os_, check your firewall for ports too (ether windows one or on linux (iptables probably))
[07:16] <lollab> wildbat, ops!  I figured that I'm on the directory mounted, I was umount while I'm in the directory itselt :)
[07:16] <Dulak> pratz: so lets say you want to make a flyer.  You fire up your graphics program, let's say inkscape.  You design the flyer, then you save it as an editable graphics file.  Then you print to pdf to get a pdf version.
[07:16] <rahul_> Lasers : how to install it?
[07:16] <wildbat> lollab: so it worked?
[07:16] <lollab> wildbat, iocharset worked correctly, thank you!
[07:16] <KeLv_MaNu> you can convert the pdf file to doc file then edit it and save it as pdf
[07:17] <bullgard4_> What is the function of my empty Natty directory /tmp/virtual-<username><6-digit_random_ID>?
[07:17] <Lasers> rahul_: Install it in ~/.themes
[07:17] <Lasers> rahul_: Just plop it there, really.
[07:17] <wildbat> lollab: lol~ good for you , i think they should have make utf8 as default by now ~ but oh well ~
[07:17] <rahul_> Lasers : directly the .zip file?
[07:17] <Dulak> KeLv_MaNu: you lose all the formatting, and sometimes words, depending on what charset it is.  It's not made to be directly editable.
[07:17] <Lasers> rahul_: No. Bunch of Shiki folders.
[07:18] <KeLv_MaNu> thats the risk
[07:19] <Lasers> bullgard4_: Search Engines said it comes from gvfs
[07:19] <rahul_> Lasers : this theme will not look as intended because the required window manager theme 'Shiki-Colors-Flat-Metacity' is not installed" what should I do?
[07:19] <rahul_> Lasers : "This theme will not look as intended because the required window manager theme 'Shiki-Colors-Flat-Metacity' is not installed" what should I do?
[07:20] <Lasers> rahul_: Dun dun dun. Try other themes. I don't think that's the theme you wanted.
[07:21] <rahul_> Lasers : the theme is looking good but there are many things missing....how to install this theme in metacity?
[07:22] <ossnoss> I got these USB headphones by cyber acoustic. I plug them in, the power comes on but they don't work. Is it possible to get them working?
[07:23] <Lasers> rahul_: I use compiz. Unsure about metacity. You should do this -- "sudo apt-get install gnome-colors" for icons.
[07:24] <bullgard4_> Lasers: Thank you.
[07:25] <rahul_> Lasers : you are using ubuntu 11.04 or 10.10?
[07:26] <intlkleinblue> m0n: I'm downloading package right now and will test it soon
[07:27] <Lasers> rahul_: I'm not using Ubuntu -- but I'm using Gnome.
[07:27] <Lasers> rahul_: I like giving out candies and supports.
[07:28] <rahul_> Lasers : thats good man. I am using 11.04 but without unity.
[07:28]  * YankDownUnder feels sorry for anyone running 11.04
[07:29] <saikat> how to install Tamil Language pack in Ubuntu 11.04 ?
[07:29] <rahul_> YankDownUnder : thats funny
[07:29] <YankDownUnder> rahul_, Actually, it's rather sad, my friend...
[07:30] <Voting> Hi, folks. Trying to use gparted to convert a 3TB USB drive which came formatted w/ NTFS to ext4. Not seeing the /dev/sdb1 device and don't know how to get it to show up (nor do I now how to convert to ext4 w/o gparted off hand.) Thanks!
[07:30] <rahul_> YankDownUnder : Its very sad. I am suffering badly. I wanna go back to ubuntu 10.10
[07:30] <KeLv_MaNu> i'm using 11.04 ubuntu studio
[07:31] <YankDownUnder> Voting, In all actuality, you'd want to repartition and reformat the drive - as long as you've gotten all the data off of it...
[07:31] <Lasers> 3TB or not, USB drives suck and have short life span.
[07:31] <Voting> YankDownUnder: yes, it is a new drive. Nothing on it I care about.
[07:32] <Voting> Lasers: thinks. I'm just going to use it to back stuff up.
[07:32] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Well my friend, you can very nicely just use gParted to blow out the existing partition and start afresh...
[07:32] <Voting> Lasers: thanks, rather. How do I make it show up in gparted
[07:32] <flexy> How do I set sda to have deadline scheduler right at boot, so that the rest of the disks still get cfg scheduler? (I have ssd as sda, other drives are normal spindles...)
[07:32] <Lasers> Voting: I'm guessing you ought to umount it first and refresh gparted?
[07:32] <Voting> YankDownUnder: how do I do it? I'm not seeing the device.
[07:33] <YankDownUnder> Voting, It might not show up if, repeat IF it was formatted "dynamically" by MS Windows...
[07:33] <YankDownUnder> Voting, are you comfortable using fdisk from the terminal?
[07:33] <llutz_> Voting: you need to set partitiontable type to "gpt", not msdos
[07:34] <rahul_> can anyone please help me install this theme http://tinyurl.com/6hhgvyh I am using ubuntu 11.04
[07:34] <Voting> llutz, don't know how to do that.
[07:34] <Voting> llutz_: how do I reset to gpt?
[07:35] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Question: do you see the device when you open a term and type: sudo fdisk -l => you'll get a listing of devices that are seen by the system...
[07:35] <Voting> devices only has the main hard drive.
[07:35] <llutz_> Voting: not sure if gparted can do, parted would work
[07:36] <llutz_> YankDownUnder: afaik fdisk cannot handle gpt-drives (drives >2TB) correctly
[07:37] <s7nf> guys where can I check which network card am I using?
[07:37] <Voting> fdisk -l   =>
[07:37] <Voting>   Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[07:37] <Voting> /dev/sdb1             257   732558336  2930232320    7  HPFS/NTFS
[07:37] <YankDownUnder> llutz_, Hmmm....roger that...
[07:37] <llutz_> s7nf: lspci | grep -i net
[07:37] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Is *that* the drive?
[07:37] <nkh> hi every body! any one can help me for an easy way to upgrade my gcc to 4.6 in Lucid ?
[07:38] <Voting> YankDownUnder: yes, fdisk sees it.
[07:38] <s7nf> llutz, thx
[07:38] <nkh> I'm in a hury unfortunately :|
[07:38] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Right. So then you'd want to use fdisk to blow the partition (/dev/sdb1) and then you'd be able to re-partition and then reformat...are you ready to try this?
[07:38] <nkh> Is there any repo to add and apt-get it to do all? I also need g++ to be the same version
[07:39] <nkh> So gcc and g++ 4.6
[07:39] <nkh> any help!?
[07:39] <flexy> nkh: source...
[07:39] <flexy> nkh: install from source...
[07:39] <Voting> llutz_ how do I set the partitiontable type to "gpt" ? Is that what I need to do next?
[07:39] <flexy> How do I set sda to have deadline scheduler right at boot, so that the rest of the disks still get cfg scheduler? (I have ssd as sda, other drives are normal spindles...)
[07:39] <flexy> I know the elevator=deadline line to /etc/default/grub GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT... but it changes the default elevator. The rest of the disks get the same elevator. I could echo to /sys/block/... at boot time, but then when usb hdds are attached, they too get the deadline elevator...
[07:39] <lollab> wildbat, yes it worked, yes it should be by default
[07:40] <nkh> flexy: Ok which sources I should get !? for both g++ and gcc ?
[07:40] <lollab> wildbat, thanks
[07:40] <nkh> flexy: can you lead me a link?
[07:40] <flexy> nkh: sure, compile and install
[07:40] <flexy> nkh: no, but google is your friend
[07:40] <llutz_> Voting: seems fdisk learned to use >2TB-drives, just try to partition it to your needs
[07:40] <Voting> YankDownUnder: I'm happy to blow the partition if that is the right next step, yes.
[07:40] <flexy> nkh: there might be a repo also, but I don't know about those
[07:40] <nkh> flexy: yes you right I'm in hury and I can't think on what i say :D
[07:41] <nkh> flexy: Hmmm tnx
[07:42] <Voting> llutz_: HOW should I do the partioning? I'm trying to do it w/ gparted and the devices menu still does not have the /deev/sdb1 device in there.
[07:42] <llutz_> Voting: use fdisk
[07:42] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Right oh. So, do: fdisk /dev/sdb => and then you can type "d" to delete the partition => it will show you the partitions. Then you can type "w" to write the partition table (this will be an empty partition now), and "q" to quit fdisk. At this point, you should be able to run gParted and actually SEE the device...if not, then we can use fdisk again to create a partition and then format it after that, eh?
[07:43] <Voting> YankDownUnder: THANKS!
[07:43] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Roger that.
[07:43] <llutz_> Voting: sudo fdisk /dev/sdb "t" to change type of sdb1 to "83"
[07:43] <Voting> YankDownUnder: sadly, I'm stupid about disk partioning so I was hoping to do it all in a graphical UI.
[07:43] <nkh> flexy: one another Q ! does g++ have another source for itself ? or gcc contains g++ ?
[07:43] <ghufran> hi. is there a way to get some of the applets from older versions back? like the inhibiter applet .. or force quit applet ..
[07:43] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Follow what I just wrote - when you're done, you might be surprised.
[07:43] <llutz_> Voting: "w" "q" done, then "sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1 "
[07:44] <flexy> nkh: don't know about that.
[07:44] <llutz_> Voting: err*  "sudo mkfs.ext4 -m0 /dev/sdb1 "
[07:44] <nkh> flexy: Thanks
[07:44] <Voting> YankDownUnder: should I start with   sudo fdisk /dev/sdb "t"    ?
[07:45] <YankDownUnder> Voting, No. Just do as I suggested. "d" for delete, then partition "1". Then "w" (write) and "q" to quit. Then fire up gParted and see what you can see. IF gParted doesn't see it, we'll use fdisk to create a new partition, eh?
[07:48] <HackNewton> hi
[07:48] <HackNewton> can anybody know a good download manager for Gnome Ububtu which i can attach with chrome ?
[07:50] <YankDownUnder> HackNewton, You want to chrome plate a download manager? Hmmm...
[07:50] <s7nf> guys, can I do (tagged) vlan between two computers directly connected over ethernet (without router/switch)?
[07:50] <Lasers> More of Chrome Extension question than Ubuntu.
[07:50] <HackNewton> YankDownUnder, I mean google chrome browser
[07:51] <YankDownUnder> HackNewton, ;)
[07:51] <HackNewton> YankDownUnder, nice one though, you know any ?
[07:52] <YankDownUnder> HackNewton, Um, no. I just use it straight outta the box...however, there appears to be 22,600,000 returned search results for what you're asking... ;)
[07:53] <kz3> can anyone please help me install this theme http://tinyurl.com/6hhgvyh
[07:53] <kz3> I am using ubuntu 11.04
[07:53] <HackNewton> YankDownUnder, yeah i googled it but... they are out of my need
[07:53] <Voting> YankDownUnder: I'm worried, please see http://paste.ubuntu.com/646285/    - When I typed "w" it dumped me out w/o my having to quit. Did it work right or did something go wrong?
[07:55] <llutz_> Voting: more important is the warning, fdisk gave you. use parted to change partitiontable format
[07:55] <kz3> can anyone help me in installing a theme?
[07:55] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Try then this: sudo fdisk /dev/sdb => "c" => "w" => "q"
[07:56] <s7nf> guys, can I do (tagged) vlan between two computers directly connected over ethernet (without router/switch)?
[07:56] <YankDownUnder> kz3, Mate, you're trying to install a GTK2 theme on a GTK3 system.
[07:56] <bobweaver> any grub guru around
[07:56] <YankDownUnder> bobweaver, I've eaten grubs. Cooked (actually, fried).
[07:56] <HackNewton> lol
[07:56] <bobweaver> lol
[07:56] <kz3> YankDownUnder : means I cant install it?
[07:56] <YankDownUnder> kz3, Um....short answer: no.
[07:57] <john> anybody?
[07:57] <bobweaver> I am looking for the fule that list all grub history and also
[07:57] <HackNewton> kz3, find themes for GTK3
[07:58] <YankDownUnder> bobweaver, Fule? Um...FILE?
[07:58] <bobweaver> YankDownUnder: yes sir
[07:58] <Lasers> Fuel?
[07:58] <YankDownUnder> bobweaver, /var/log/boot.log ??
[07:58] <ikonia> file
[07:58] <wd40s> what would be a good distro to move onto after ubuntu?
[07:58] <thegoodcushion> wd40s: why are you moving on?
[07:58] <ikonia> wd40s: what ever you want, it's personal choice, no-one says you have to change
[07:59] <bobweaver> wd40s: look at distro watsh
[07:59] <HackNewton> wd40s, well here are ubuntu fans
[07:59] <YankDownUnder> wd40s, hehehehehhehe...BeOS!
[07:59] <kz3> HackNewton : dude what about this one http://tinyurl.com/6xh5mad ?
[07:59] <bobweaver> wd40s: look at distro watch *
[07:59] <dunbar> Kubuntu?
[07:59] <HackNewton> dunbar, nice suggestion :D
[07:59] <wd40s> well i want something more involved where i can learn more about linux
[07:59] <john> hi,I'm from China.
[08:00] <bobweaver> you can add kde to ubunut
[08:00] <bobweaver> you can add kde to ubuntu
[08:00] <llutz_> wd40s: that depends on YOU not on the distro you use
[08:00] <dunbar> you can learn a lot on ubuntu
[08:00] <bobweaver> Distrowatch
[08:00] <HackNewton> wd40s, distro dont come in way while learning linux
[08:00] <vikapi> wd40s, wat exactly r u expecting from a linux distro..
[08:00] <Voting> YankDownUnder: Please see http://paste.ubuntu.com/646289/    gparted still does not have this new device in the menu.
[08:00] <YankDownUnder> Debian Squeeze? Gentoo? Arch? Slackware?
[08:00] <vikapi> wd40s: almost all linux distro be it debian or redhat or arch or slack are similar..not same though
[08:01] <ikonia> chaps - other distros are not this channels problem/concern, maybe take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:01] <KeLv_MaNu> if you want to learn more about how linux works, use arch or gentoo
[08:01] <bobweaver> ikonia: +1
[08:01] <llutz_> Voting: use "parted". "sudo parted /dev/sdb" then "mklabel gpt" "mkpart primary 0 3001G" "quit" then "sudo mkfs.ext4 -m0 /dev/sdb1"
[08:01] <kutumbaba> Hey guyz
[08:01] <YankDownUnder> Voting, As llutz_ suggested, try running "parted" - not gParted - on this drive. If it's not installed (should be) then install it...
[08:02] <wd40s> i was thinking about trying out arch but ive heard there can be security issues since they dont sign their packages
[08:02] <kutumbaba> Where can i get fancy shmancy login splash screen?
[08:02] <ikonia> wd40s: then you need to do more research as that you are saying has no relevence, however I suggest you take this to #ubuntu-offtopic if you want to chat more
[08:03] <john_rambo>  Hi, if upgrade to Ubuntu 11.10 now, will the wine PPA work ?
[08:03] <Lasers> john_rambo: PPA will be disabled if I remember it correctly.
[08:03] <ikonia> john_rambo: 11.10 is not supported at all, so it's not something we suggest
[08:03] <Carnage__> Hey guys. Starting this morning, I've been having serious issues with my (K)ubuntu 11.04. Several programs do not start anymore, clicking the K-Menu butto does not work anymore, etc. For example, Firefox does not start anymore. When I start it with strace, I see that its last action is to try to read from a socket in /tmp/.ICE-unix and there it hangs
[08:03] <rww> john_rambo: If you upgrade to Ubuntu oneiric now, your computer will burst into flames and then eat your cat. It is not stable at all, and the Wine PPA will be the least of your problems.
[08:03] <Voting> llutz_ and YankDownUnder: thanks! OK, will try. Sorry I'm so slow/dumb about these things. I do them **so** rarely.
[08:03] <Carnage__> Since I also got a few messages that programs cannot connect to localhost, I assumed it to be a network problem. However, I can ping localhost and also remote URLs...
[08:04]  * YankDownUnder thinks that having yer distro eat your cat is worse than things bursting into flames
[08:04] <john_rambo> Lasers, ikonia rww Okay ..... I will wait then
[08:05] <Luca> Hello
[08:05] <kutumbaba> Please don't remove synaptic from 11.10 coz i depend on it heavily..
[08:05] <Luca> when I try to extract a file it gives Child returned status 2
[08:05] <HackNewton> Carnage__, if you have firewall enable try to view into its log if localhost had been blocked
[08:05] <Luca> tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
[08:05] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Patience is a virtue...taking time to learn something is always a good effort, not a waste.
[08:06] <Carnage__> HackNewton: I did not enable one actively, but it could be that it is running by default. Where would I check?
[08:06] <rww> kutumbaba: please feel free to install it, then. packages taken out of the default install do not disappear, they're still in the repositories.
[08:06] <Lasers> kutumbaba: You could always install it back afterward.
[08:06] <HackNewton> Carnage__, there is default firwall you can find in System Setting
[08:06] <kz3> Lasers:  can you help me install this theme http://tinyurl.com/6xh5mad ?
[08:06] <Luca> when I try to extract a file it gives Child returned status 2  tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now I am on SSH (server)
[08:06] <Voting> llutz_: after I typed "mkpart primary 0 3001G" it says:  "Warning: The resulting partition is not properly aligned for best performance.
[08:06] <Voting> Ignore/Cancel?" what should I do?
[08:07] <Lasers> kz3: rahul?
[08:07] <Voting> YankDownUnder: thanks for the encouragement. should I cancel?
[08:07] <llutz_> Voting: read google about "partition alignment". sorry can't help you with that, i never had to do that
[08:07] <kutumbaba> I don't have fast and reliable inet connecshun to use software center. Instead i try to resolve the dependencies manually and install them from local disk
[08:08] <kz3> Lasers : yes, actually I Just registered on freenode , so I chose a new username, I hope its okay
[08:08] <YankDownUnder> Voting, No...just hang on a tick...
[08:08] <Carnage__> HackNewton: I cannot access the KMenu (as well as System Settings)
[08:08] <Voting> YankDownUnder: hanging!
[08:08] <Lasers> kz3: That's for Gnome3, I think. You, on other hands, are using Unity.
[08:08] <kz3> Lasers : I am not using unity anymore
[08:08] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Choose "ignore" and continue the process laid out by llutz_  => once that is done, you can "check" the partition afterwards.
[08:09] <Voting> YankDownUnder: thanks! will do...
[08:09] <Lasers> kz3: Well, try and plop it in ~/.themes
[08:10] <kz3> Lasers : thats it??
[08:11] <Voting> llutz_: its writing the inode tables.
[08:11] <tyl> where is php located?
[08:11] <Lasers> kz3: Either that or launch Appearances, drag the file to that window.
[08:11] <YankDownUnder> kz3, Remember, plopping is hard to do, mate.
[08:11] <llutz_> !info parted
[08:11] <kz3> Lasers : thanks man
[08:11] <Lasers> !php | tyl
[08:11] <tyl> i need to run this command
[08:12] <Lasers> tyl: "sudo dpkg -L $PACKAGE_NAME"
[08:12] <joobie> hey guys.. anyone know how to make the 'date' command output 1 or 2 alternatively, based on the week it is in? so for example week1 of the year output 1, week 2 output 2, week 3 output 1, etc..
[08:12] <tyl> in mac osx i do this
[08:12] <llutz_> hmpf, parte-faq says parted should align partitions automagically since 1.7...
[08:12] <tyl> Applications/MAMP/bin/php5.2/bin/php push.php development
[08:12] <cyc> hello, I've got a bunch of packages marked as "ri" in "dpk -l" output.  Packages seem to be installed fine, but what does that "r" mean?
[08:12] <Lasers> joobie: Make a script, me think.
[08:12] <tyl> i need to know where bin/php is located on ubuntu
[08:13] <llutz_> tyl: "which php"   if empty, sudo apt-get install php5-cli
[08:13] <llutz_> tyl: /usr/bin/php   most likely
[08:13] <tyl> llutz_: i already have installed php
[08:14] <kz3> Lasers : its a .7z file and its giving an error when I am try to drag it into "Appearence"
[08:14] <llutz_> tyl: the -cli package aswell?
[08:14] <kutumbaba> tyl: type where php
[08:14] <Lasers> kz3: Uncompress it. Un7z the file.
[08:14] <llutz_> !info php5-cli
[08:14] <kz3> Lasers : you know any program which can unzip it?
[08:15] <Lasers> kz3: Search for 7z in the repo. I'm sure you'll find it.
[08:15] <tyl> in ubuntu's terminal bash what does green and teal files mean?
[08:15] <kz3> Lasers : you mean software centre?
[08:15] <Lasers> kz3: I think so.
[08:15] <kz3> Lasers : sorry man but I am a noob
[08:16] <Da|Mummy> how do i figure out if a usb device ive got plugged in is usb1.1 or usb2?
[08:16] <Lasers> kz3: I said I think so (because I don't use Software Center myself so I'm not quite sure).
[08:16] <lonix> Lasers: its in software center
[08:16] <tyl> llutz_: yes cli is installed
[08:16] <YankDownUnder> kz3, You're only a n00b until you learn something. Then you're "an educated n00b"
[08:16] <Lasers> lonix: Cool. Thank you. :)
[08:16] <lonix> np
[08:17] <kz3> Lasers : I am installing a software which can uncompress the 7z
[08:17] <tyl> kutumbaba: i can't run where as a command says not found
[08:17] <llutz_> tyl: "which php"
[08:17] <Voting> YankDownUnder and/or llutz_ what do I do when the thing is done writing inodes and completes? its only up to 5k of the 22k it needs... (and When people type stuff like " !info php5-cli " what DB is the bot using to answer these questions? Where do I read about this cool bot and what it can do for me?)
[08:17] <kz3>  YankDownUnder : very true
[08:17] <lonix> kz3: from software center ?
[08:17] <tyl> which php
[08:17] <tyl> opps that was suppose to go into terminal
[08:17] <kz3> lonix : ??
[08:17] <llutz_> tyl: that is a command
[08:17] <llutz_> !bot | Voting
[08:17] <kutumbaba> Oof sorry mah bad
[08:18] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Ya wait until it's finished writing out the inodes my friend...it's a large drive...might take a while dude...
[08:18] <Voting> llutz_: you are most helpful!
[08:18] <lonix> kz3: did you search for 7z in software center ?
[08:18] <Lasers> Voting: More than an hour, I'd imagine! :)
[08:18] <Voting> YankDownUnder: I might fall asleep. I tis 4:18 in NYC.
[08:19] <kz3> lonix : yes
[08:19] <lonix> kz3: good then it will work niceliy
[08:19] <YankDownUnder> Voting, NO ONE sleeps in NYC mate...you must be from Jersey. ;)
[08:19] <shiyang> hi
[08:19] <nmaxchat> hello. I have a question. First of all, please understand I am NOT a techie and that many technical answers are over my head. I want to know if upgrading from Lucid Lynx 10.04 to 10.11 would solve a number of bugs I get on 10.04. I don't hink I want to upgrade to 11.04 as I read it remains unstable compared to win 7
[08:19] <Voting> YankDownUnder: well, don't sleep much...
[08:20] <kz3> lonix : its working nicely
[08:20] <shiyang> liuxiaoxiang
[08:20] <Voting> YankDownUnder: but, just in case you guys are not around when it DOES finish...
[08:20] <lonix> nmaxchat: First of all, there is noe version called 10.11 its 10.10, what bugs are you experiencing
[08:20] <Voting> what do I do next?
[08:20] <Lasers> nmaxchat: If you're NOT a techie as you so claim, you might want to stay on 10.04 LTS. Will it solve a number of bugs? Yes -- but is it your bugs? We don't know.
[08:21] <Voting> llutz_: What do you THINK I will need to do to finish the rest of the work, post creating inodes?
[08:21] <tyl> thanks guys it looks like its working
[08:22] <lonix> kz3: good
[08:22] <llutz_> Voting: just use the drive?
[08:22] <alazare619> the 10.04 i855 problem is really a nussance its kinda annoying...they really need to do something about i855 intel chip drivers in ubuntu...
[08:22] <nmaxchat> lonix, First I have not been able to print recently w/my HP 1018. Then When I log in, after the log in screen I get a window: A program is still running Power manager and my mouse does not work. Thirdly, half the time my shutdown button is greyed out.
[08:22] <Voting> llutz_: Oh, that's it? It should auto-mount when I stick it into an ubuntu machine?
[08:23] <Rouse> how to develop the qt skills ?
[08:23] <iszak> Does anyone recommend a web based snmp client?
[08:23] <llutz_> Voting: it should, it might have permission problems as it holds an unix-fs. "sudo chown -R you:you /media/blah" afte rmounting,  if you want YOU to have full access
[08:24] <nmaxchat> Lasers, I had been happy w/ Linux but I still find it lacks some features I want that may be in a more recent version.
[08:25] <crackerjackz> say i ssh into a another computer.. isn't there a way to get the program to render on my screen instead?
[08:26] <llutz_> crackerjackz:use ssh -X
[08:26] <Lasers> nmaxchat: Such as?
[08:26] <crackerjackz> llutz, ssh -X username@domain?
[08:26] <llutz_> crackerjackz: right
[08:26] <Lasers> ssh -Y?
[08:26] <crackerjackz> llutz, ty :)
[08:27] <Lasers> nmaxchat: Well -- If you don't mind occasional bugs and glitches, the experiences on 10.04 and 10.10 is pretty similar with several changes. However, 11.04 is the whole different ballpark.
[08:28] <nmaxchat> Lasers, I did read that it was not super stable
[08:28] <llutz_> crackerjackz: btw it's user@host  not @domain </nitpick> ;)
[08:28] <Kidlike_> hello
[08:28] <crackerjackz> llutz, i'll make a mental note of that ty..
[08:28] <Lasers> nmaxchat: It's up to you. It varies for every person (and their machines!)
[08:28] <kutumbaba> Where can I find good ol' QDesign Music decoder? Btw the upcoming ubuntu really needs a better player than banshee. Just sayin
[08:28] <Kidlike_> does anyone here know about kernel messages ?
[08:28] <nmaxchat> Lasers, I dont like MS, but I need a stable system. My PC is my "wheelchair" fir my ADHD
[08:28] <kz3> can I uninstall unity from ubuntu 11.04?
[08:29] <Da|Mummy> how do i figure out if a usb device ive got plugged in is usb1.1 or usb2?
[08:29] <llutz_> kz3: just don't use it
[08:29] <crackerjackz> llutz, can you make any sense of this http://pastebin.com/MczbAEEk
[08:29] <rww> !classic | kz3
[08:29] <nmaxchat> Lasers, IF I upgrade to 11.04, would it solve my bugs which I posted earlier ?
[08:29] <Rouse> tell me some c++ channels
[08:30] <gry2> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6973850&postcount=4 worked. What is the nature of the problem?
[08:30] <gry2> Rouse: ##C++
[08:30] <llutz_> crackerjackz: sudo won't work with ssh -X, use "sux"
[08:30] <ikonia> Rouse: freenode.net lists channels
[08:30] <blivori> hi
[08:30] <gry2> Rouse: /msg alis help list
[08:31] <llutz_> crackerjackz: not sure, "ssh -Y " as Lasers mentioned, might help in that case
[08:31] <blivori> Is it possible to make a folder on a server running ubuntu read only? (a user accessing the system cannot copy,move or delete a file)
[08:31] <gry2> blivori: hi
[08:31] <gry2> !permissions | blivori
[08:31] <Kidlike_> does anyone know a good room for linux administration ?
[08:31] <ikonia> blivori: sure make it owned by root and set the permissions to read only access
[08:31] <gry2> Kidlike_, here too
[08:31] <blivori> gry2: Yes but I only want the users accessing the servers to read-only
[08:31] <ikonia> Kidlike_: freenode.net - read the channel list
[08:31] <Voting> llutz_: If it does not auto mount, I can use the mount command I suppose? (mount *Always* confuses me...)
[08:32] <Kidlike_> well I could ask here too.. but I think it's a bit hardcore :)
[08:32] <ikonia> Kidlike_: are you using ubuntu ?
[08:32] <Kidlike_> no :/
[08:32] <llutz_> Voting: yes, "sudo mkdir /media/bigdrive && sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/bigdrive"
[08:32] <ikonia> Kidlike_: ok - then it's no place in this channel
[08:32] <blivori> ubottu: It's an intranet server running ubuntu - Employees need to read PDF files but I need to restrict usage.. as in I don't want them to copy the files to their own PC, delete them or move them but they can read them and open them
[08:32] <llutz_> Voting: "mkdir" only needed once to create the mountpoint
[08:33] <blivori> gry2: It's an intranet server running ubuntu - Employees need to read PDF files but I need to restrict usage.. as in I don't want them to copy the files to their own PC, delete them or move them but they can read them and open them
[08:33] <ikonia> blivori: you can't stop them copying it to their PC as that is read access
[08:33] <gry2> blivori: Permissions can do that
[08:33] <blivori> ikonia: Any solution on how to solve the problem then? lol
[08:33] <blivori> gry2:  is there any way in linux on how to do it?
[08:33] <llutz_> gry2: permissions CAN'T do that
[08:33] <ikonia> well I'm keen to hear what gry2 solution is
[08:34] <ikonia> apparntly permissions can do it,
[08:34] <blivori> gry2:  how?
[08:34] <Voting> llutz_: THANKS!! YankDownUnder: THANKS!!!
[08:34] <gry2> blivori, I'm just chmod and chown it like you need, the permissions page explains how to do that
[08:34] <blivori> ok i will give them a look. thanks
[08:35] <gry2> yw
[08:35] <ikonia> gry2: how will that stop them copying it to their own PC
[08:35] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Um...did it work?
[08:35] <ikonia> blivori: that won't stop them copying it to their own PC
[08:35] <kz3> can I use metacity themes on ubuntu 11.04?
[08:35] <gry2> ikonia: it won't, they'd be able to edit the files, adobe pdf technology has ways to make files read only then
[08:35] <crackerjackz> llutz_, this is with ssh -Y http://pastebin.com/4zCr9qV0
[08:35] <YankDownUnder> kz3, 11.04 doesn't use Metacity
[08:35] <blivori> ikonia: I know.. I had already looked into permissions but they can still copy them
[08:36] <ikonia> blivori: you won't be able to do what you want with raw permissions
[08:36] <kz3>  YankDownUnder : cant I install it?
[08:36] <YankDownUnder> kz3, Short answer: No.
[08:36] <blivori> ikonia: any idea on how to do it then?
[08:36] <ikonia> blivori: gry2 was wrong, hence why he's just quit
[08:36] <kz3> :(
[08:36] <rubyy> hey bros,  i have installed kubuntu.  and on first boot. it crashed (gets held with a black screen)  .. it happens before the big K icon is loaded. help ?
[08:36] <YankDownUnder> kz3, Wait - sorry - you're running "Classic Desktop", right?
[08:36] <kz3> yes
[08:36] <wildbat> blivori: when i can read it i can copy it `
[08:36] <ikonia> blivori: that's really tricky, I'm thinking some group policy on the clients side (assuming the clients are windows) but I honestly don't know
[08:37] <blivori> ikonia: ok thanks
[08:37] <blivori> wildbat: I know.. that's why I'm looking for help :P
[08:37] <YankDownUnder> kz3, Mate, so sorry - yeah, cuz that's Gnome2 - so yes, you can use Metacity themes (put them in your ~/.themes directory)
[08:37] <kz3> where will i find that directory?
[08:38] <blivori> ikonia: maybe some kind of linux firewall on the server side could do that? like restrict uploading of files?
[08:38] <llutz_> crackerjackz: just don't use GUI-stuff :)  sux is not a sudo-replacement, its a "su" which sets x-env correct. so you have to "sudo sux" on the remote host
[08:38] <ikonia> blivori: nah, that's not going to do anything, it will have to be a client side policy/restriction
[08:39] <YankDownUnder> kz3, It's in your "Home" directory => if you don't see it, you can set Nautilus to see "hidden files and folders"
[08:39] <YankDownUnder> kz3, ...and if you don't have it, you can create it.
[08:39] <kutumbaba> Ok I'm leavin. Buhbye all.
[08:39] <blivori> ikonia: hmmm.. ok thanks
[08:39]  * rubyy waits for help\
[08:40] <crackerjackz> llutz, yah but what if i want to use GUI stuff?
[08:40] <llutz_> crackerjackz: try the second part of my last line
[08:40] <fabzor3> hello
[08:41] <fabzor3> i am having trouble with r1q2 in ubuntu
[08:41] <rubyy> hurrrr..
[08:41] <fabzor3> it says /dev/dsp cannot restart
[08:41] <crackerjackz> llutz, run sudo sux from the ssh session or physically go to the host computer and run sudo sux?
[08:41] <ikonia> rubyy: can you please wait quietly
[08:41] <llutz_> crackerjackz: from ssh session
[08:41] <Voting> YankDownUnder: just finished making iNodes!
[08:42] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Right oh. Go get a bagel and smile.
[08:42] <crackerjackz> llutz_, i get the same error
[08:42] <llutz_> crackerjackz: no idea then, sorry
[08:42] <rubyy> ikonia if you say please. sure
[08:42] <fabzor3> /dev/dsp: Bad file descriptor
[08:42] <fabzor3> Could not reset /dev/dsp
[08:42] <fabzor3>  <-- what does this mean?
[08:42] <crackerjackz> llutz_, does sux have to be on both computers?
[08:42] <llutz_> crackerjackz: nope
[08:43] <Voting> YankDownUnder: cut the antisemitic humor :-) and tell me about that "checking to see if the alignment is correct" thing, please? Is that the next thing I should do?
[08:44] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Wasn't a joke my friend - I've spent heaps time in NYC years ago...heaps...meanwhile, if you run gparted on that drive you should be able to check for errors (if there really are any)
[08:45] <Voting> YankDownUnder: avoiding wheat myself... brb
[08:45] <YankDownUnder> Voting,  ;)
[08:45] <fabzor3> yeah palimest is a cool app YankDownUnder
[08:46] <fabzor3> or palimsest or whatever its called
[08:47] <Voting> YankDownUnder: Still don't see "/dev/sdb" in gparted's menu of devices.
[08:48] <YankDownUnder> Voting, Ok...so the drive has been formatted...and we're sure of that now...so, what you might do is to remove the drive, wait a few seconds, then plug it in and see 1.) does it show up on the desktop and 2.) can gParted see it.....?
[08:53] <YankDownUnder> fabzor3, Um...is it about the Archimedes "Palimpsest"?
[08:53] <fabzor3> its the name for the gnome disk tool in the command line
[08:54] <fabzor3> palimpsest
[08:54] <Voting> YankDownUnder: it does not seem to automount and no, gparted does not seem to see it. Should I try llutz_ suggstion of creating a mount point and mounting it?
[08:54] <YankDownUnder> fabzor3, Oh, right oh...thought it was a referral to the document that they've been "de-coding" for years from Archimedes... ;)
[08:55] <YankDownUnder> Voting, That's always a good go. (Try just creating a dir under /media, and mounting it there)
[08:55] <JoAnneThrax> Hi, #ubuntuans.  I just installed a new ubuntu system on this box, and everything seems smashing except that my computer seems confused about the size of my monitor.
[08:55] <bobweaver> anyone know hoe to make the desktop widget come back the one that is there right after install on kubunntu 10.10
[08:55] <JoAnneThrax> Everything displayed is a bit too stretched horizontally/squeezed vertically...
[08:55] <Nephro> JoAnneThrax, laptop?
[08:55] <JoAnneThrax> Nephro: Yes.
[08:55] <Nephro> JoAnneThrax, sandy bridge architecture?
[08:55] <wolf9s> What is the different between Process and Thread in Linux?
[08:56] <JoAnneThrax> Nephro: I don't know what that means...
[08:56] <Nephro> JoAnneThrax, is your laptop very new and carries an intel i5 processor on it?
[08:56] <YankDownUnder> "Sandy Bridge" is an architecture for graphics on the motherboard.
[08:57] <JoAnneThrax> Nephro: Not "very" new...it's a year or two old.
[08:57] <JoAnneThrax> I'm unsure what the processor is...
[08:58] <YankDownUnder> JoAnneThrax, Have you tried beating it with a stick yet? (Joking) => you might want to check for the proper video driver.
[08:59] <Nephro> The newest ubuntu is pretty smart I must admit, only this os was capable of identifying and properly running drivers for my sandy bridge, so I think it should work with anything older
[09:00] <JoAnneThrax> YankDownUnder: So...how do I go about that?
[09:01] <soulis77-SE> When I as root creates an user with adduser xxxxx     does that user get root priviliges by default?
[09:01] <Myrtti> soulis77-SE: no
[09:01] <llutz_> soulis77-SE: no
[09:01] <YankDownUnder> JoAnneThrax, I'm not happy nor familiar with 11.04, so you might want to look somewhere in the System Settings for "Hardware Drivers" => see if the proper video driver is installed mate.
[09:02] <soulis77-SE> I have created an acount, I could log on to the account but then I did: PermitRootLogin No in sshd_config and now I can't even access the ssh prompt.
[09:02] <soulis77-SE> To me that don't seem right.
[09:03] <Voting> llutz_: was able to mount it, make myself the owner of all the files, etc. now I can create files on this thing. gparted STILL does not seem to see it. No idea of I have allignment problems.
[09:03] <JoAnneThrax> YankDownUnder: I'm not using 11.04; I'm using 10.04.2
[09:04] <JoAnneThrax> YankDownUnder: Also, I'm not familiar with this "system settings" thing
[09:04] <m0n> JoAnneThrax, try using Jockey to see if there's proprietary drivers for it. If not you can try using xorg-edgers open source drivers
[09:04] <llutz_> Voting: "alignment" is just a performance thingy. i don't know gparted, can't ssay why i won't see the drive. i'd just stick with other tools
[09:04] <YankDownUnder> JoAnneThrax, Awesome. Right. Then click SYSTEM => ADMINISTRATION => ADDITIONAL DRIVERS
[09:04] <JoAnneThrax> m0n: Jockey?
[09:05] <m0n> See what YankDownUnder  said ;)
[09:05] <JoAnneThrax> YankDownUnder: Awesome. Right.  I'm not using one of the standard guis.
[09:05] <m0n> Additional Drivers is jockey.
[09:05] <YankDownUnder> JoAnneThrax, Roger that.
[09:05] <rsv> an app checks for ubuntu 10.04. how to make it believe that it is running in 10.04. if my actual installation is 10.10
[09:06] <JoAnneThrax> ...so I'm looking for the usual command-line/editing a file type thing...
[09:06] <m0n> JoAnneThrax, easier method if you want to run it via cli type in jockey-gtk
[09:06] <YankDownUnder> JoAnneThrax, (or jockey-text)
[09:06] <JoAnneThrax> It's very strange; It's never had this problem before in my previous installation, but that was jaunty/karmic
[09:07] <JoAnneThrax> Okay.  Installing that.
[09:07] <soulis77-SE> So can anyone think of what is wrong? Everything is done with ssh since it is a remote host. I logged in as root. Created a new account, without root priviliges. I tested that account, and I could login. I could do su - and change to root.  Then I edited sshd_config and put PermitRootLogin No and did a restart. Now I can't even access the ssh prompt.
[09:07] <telxt> i got a problem
[09:07] <YankDownUnder> telxt, We all have problems.
[09:08] <telxt> my ubuntu is running a sshd
[09:08] <telxt> but i never started it
[09:08] <telxt> or configured it
[09:08] <llutz_> soulis77-SE: sshd runs fine after restarting it?
[09:08] <llutz_> telxt: sudo apt-get purge openssh-server
[09:08] <soulis77-SE> llutz: don't know since I can't access server...
[09:09] <llutz_> soulis77-SE:" nmap -p 22 servers-ip"
[09:09] <JoAnneThrax> YankDownUnder and m0n : groovy...it's downloading a driver.  I'll let you know if it works...  Thanks!
[09:09] <YankDownUnder> JoAnneThrax, Does that mean you're buying the beer?
[09:09] <m0n> JoAnneThrax, no worries :)
[09:09] <JoAnneThrax> YankDownUnder: The virtual beer, sure.
[09:10] <m0n> if only my problem was that easy to fix! LOL
[09:10]  * JoAnneThrax doesn't use the legal drugs herself.
[09:10] <YankDownUnder> JoAnneThrax, Roger that.
[09:10] <h2kill> hi
[09:10] <telxt> llutz_ : it vanished thx alot
[09:10] <YankDownUnder> m0n, hehehhehe...yeah...I need to find out where to bury the body! hehehhehehehehe (nah, me missus is great)
[09:10] <h2kill> there some chinese?
[09:10] <JoAnneThrax> I could go for some chinese.
[09:10] <m0n> YankDownUnder, mate there's plenty of "backyard" just find a spot ;)
[09:11] <JoAnneThrax> Unfortunately, there're not enough good chinese places in this city...
[09:11] <YankDownUnder> m0n, ;) I've got a national forest just five minutes from me....hehehehehhee....
[09:11] <Myrtti> !offtopic | just a quick reminder
[09:11] <telxt> llutz_ : any idea how it started? iam 100% sure i never did /etc/init.d/sshd start or something similar
[09:11] <YankDownUnder> Right. Time for tea. cheerio!
[09:11] <JoAnneThrax> Myrtti: Sorry :)
[09:12] <llutz_> telxt: it runs automatically when being installed. no idea what/who pulled it into your system
[09:12] <szal> !cn | h2kill
[09:13] <soulis77-SE> llutz: I only have ssh putty connection. How can I do the nmap -p 22 servers-ip command then?
[09:13] <h2kill> thanks
[09:13] <carpenter> hi is there any  chanel linuxmint  with many users?
[09:13] <m0n> So, i've been trying to get my bluetooth working on ubuntu 11.04. The bluetooth card is an ath-ar5b95, which is an ar9285 wireless card and a ar3011 bluetooth card in one. Works with xubuntu 11.04 but not ubuntu 11.04. Any one able to help me out?
[09:13] <Myrtti> soulis77-SE: you must know the ip address of the server if you are connecting to it
[09:14] <soulis77-SE> yes I know the ip
[09:14] <wildgoose> !mint > carpenter
[09:14] <soulis77-SE> but I can't access the ssh prompt anylonger since i did the Permitroot...
[09:15] <Myrtti> soulis77-SE: nmap is to check if the ssh port is even open anymore
[09:15] <Myrtti> soulis77-SE: do you even get a password prompt when you try to log in?
[09:15] <groll> What are those extra "partitions" or idk, i can choose them when booting, they appeared when I had to force shut down
[09:15] <groll> ?
[09:15] <carpenter> i only want a canel link of linuxmint with many users
[09:15] <carpenter> a chanel
[09:15] <llutz_> soulis77-SE: i'd "guess" you made a typo in sshd-config and it refuses to start now. try to get rescue-system running and check
[09:16] <Myrtti> carpenter: ubottu should have gave you a channel name?
[09:16] <jemadux> i am on lucid and installed thunderbird via ppa ... the latest edition ...and the i18n not working
[09:16] <wsagent> one of my friend's laptop got stolen ... how can we find out who and where is it using now ?
[09:16] <JoAnneThrax> When mounting a partition in my /etc/fstab, I've got "/dev/sda4     /mnt/OtherUbuntu   ext3   <options>   0   2"...what would be appropriate for the <options> (and is "2" the appropriate <pass> entry)?  It's the partition that held/holds my previous linux installation...
[09:16] <Guest6083> UBUNTUUUU
[09:16] <carpenter> myrtti no people in mint
[09:17] <Myrtti> carpenter: if there aren't any people active on the channel ubottu gave you, we don't know any other channel to give, sorry
[09:17] <ikonia> carpenter: there are many people in and active
[09:18] <wsagent> one of my friend's laptop got stolen ... how can we find out who and where is it using now ?
[09:18] <ikonia> wsagent: you can't
[09:18] <Myrtti> wsagent: by default there isn't any way to do that
[09:18] <llutz_> !ot | wsagent ask the nsa or whoever. if theres no remote-access service running you can't
[09:19] <m0n> JoAnneThrax, i generally tend to us noatime options for most of my fs if it's for home use. This helps reduce load on the hdd, and sometimes can help increase performance on the drive.
[09:20] <wamicho> i have configured samba and iam getting errors couldn't find the service
[09:20] <wamicho> i have configured samba and iam getting errors couldn't find the service what does that mean
[09:21] <m0n> JoAnneThrax, particularly helpful for increasing speeds with smb sharing and raid arrays used with mdadm, but may not allow you to give info on last time accessed on files
[09:21] <JoAnneThrax> m0n: Okay...would "defaults" be a good option?
[09:21] <wsagent> is there any laptop tracking software for ubuntu, to protect my laptop from being stolen
[09:21] <m0n> JoAnneThrax, sure they would be good enough :)
[09:22] <tobago> how to find out the names of bots of channel?
[09:22] <Myrtti> tobago: of this channel or a channel in general?
[09:22] <tobago> say i wanna know the name of the helping bots of #ubuntu?
[09:22] <tobago> Myrtti in general
[09:22] <Myrtti> tobago: there isn't a 100% sure way of finding out
[09:22] <tobago> Myrtti is there a command i can use?
[09:23] <Myrtti> tobago: no not really
[09:23] <JoAnneThrax> Thanks, m0n.  Brb.
[09:23] <Myrtti> tobago: other than asking the operators, and even they may not be aware of the unofficial uncommissioned bots
[09:23] <tobago> Myrtti o.k. what do you try to find the helpings bots of # when you're new to it?
[09:24] <Myrtti> tobago: me? I'm usually, by default annoyed by IRC bots, so I don't bother :-D
[09:27] <tobago> Myrtti o.k.
[09:28] <JoAnneThrax> m0n and YankDownUnder: The new driver worked.  Gracias.
[09:30] <brahmana> Hi all
[09:30] <mehmeh2> i'm on lucid, is there any way i could install natty repos? i have tried to replace one line from lucid to natty and i don't get new versions after update
[09:30] <brahmana> I am trying to cerate a bootable USB drive
[09:31] <brahmana> I created it by following the steps give here : http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download
[09:31] <telxt> is there a possibility that sshd is installed when i run "apt-get install ssh"?
[09:31] <brahmana> However when I try to boot from it, I get a message "Boot Error"
[09:31] <llutz_> telxt: yes, ssh is a meta package to get client+server
[09:31] <brahmana> This is Lucid 10.04.1 i386 desktop image
[09:31] <brahmana> What is the problem and how can I rectify that?
[09:31] <llutz_> telxt: look at "apt-cache depends ssh"
[09:32] <brahmana> The 2GB USB drive was clean before I started the creation of bootable disk
[09:33] <ChristianAdamski> Hi, Ubuntu 11.04, Gnome 2x: new Windows opened by applications (new Firefox Windows, or Pidgin Chatwindows etc.) open not-focused, but in front of all other windows. This kind of impractically. Can I modify this behavior?
[09:33] <telxt> llutz_: k found the bad guy, itse me... thanks again
[09:33] <mehmeh2> why does my debinstaller crash after i manual try to open a file for a newer ubuntu version? this really sucks
[09:33] <mehmeh2> wtf's wrong with this system
[09:33] <mehmeh2> LTS my ass
[09:33] <llutz_> telxt: could have been worse :)
[09:33] <Myrtti> mehmeh2: getting stuff from natty to lucid is a Bad Idea™
[09:33] <mehmeh2> why
[09:33] <ikonia> Myrtti: control the langauge please
[09:34] <ikonia> Myrtti: ahhh, sorry
[09:34] <Myrtti> mehmeh2: you're bound to get stuff broken
[09:34] <mehmeh2> i need new packages
[09:34] <ikonia> mehmeh2: control the language please.
[09:34] <mehmeh2> damnit
[09:34] <mehmeh2> then i should fucking get back to debian
[09:34] <mehmeh2> assholes
[09:34] <FloodBot1> mehmeh2: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:35] <stddmi1> dionisio
[09:36] <brahmana> Any suggestions on the bootable USB drive questions?
[09:40] <ChristianAdamski> brahmana: are you actually sure, that you are booting from the stick?
[09:40] <brahmana> ChristianAdamski: Yes.
[09:41] <ChristianAdamski> And you are not using a 64bit version on a 32bit system?
[09:41] <brahmana> No. it is a i386 image and it is a 32-bit system
[09:42] <ChristianAdamski> Do you have any other system in reach? Could you try to boot the USB there? Just booting doesn't modify anything, so its safe
[09:43] <brahmana> Ok, let me try that on another laptop.
[09:43] <SuperLag> I'm looking at the "Character Map" to find the euro symbol, and I'm not sure where to find it.
[09:43] <brahmana> Give me a minute. I am recreating the bootable USB drive
[09:43] <SuperLag> or is there some keyboard shortcut I can use for the euro symbol?
[09:44] <ChristianAdamski> SuperLag, with a european keyboard layout, try AltGr + E
[09:44] <ChristianAdamski> € <- see :)
[09:45] <SuperLag> ChristianAdamski: I'm using the US layout. How can I do the Euro symbol with my current layout?
[09:45] <ChristianAdamski> SuperLag: although, with all the stupid things politicians are doing right now, it might not be worth the effort, to learn € now, might be historical soon
[09:46] <brahmana> ChristianAdamski: lolz...
[09:46] <ChristianAdamski> SuperLag: no clue, sorry
[09:46] <tyl> where is phpmyadmin located in ubuntu i did which phpmyadmin but it doesn't show up
[09:46] <ChristianAdamski> tyl: phpmyadmin should be available cia http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[09:46] <tyl> no inside the filesystem
[09:46] <tyl> not from the outside
[09:47] <ChristianAdamski> tyl: the actual files are somewhere in /usr/ I think
[09:47] <SuperLag> sudo find / -name phpmyadmin
[09:47] <sirfilipwork> tyl open /etc/apache/sites-available
[09:47] <ChristianAdamski> tyl: look through the apache2 config (assuming your using apache) there is a link somewhere
[09:47] <brahmana> tyl: I believe it would be under the web-server's public folder, no?
[09:47] <Chakravanti> your computer is a WMD
[09:47] <SuperLag> haha
[09:47] <Chakravanti> wcsry
[09:47] <tyl> nvm found it
[09:47] <tyl> etc foler
[09:49] <ChristianAdamski> tyl: FYI: etc/ conatins the config files of phpmyadmin only
[09:49] <tyl> i actually wanted that i need to change the time out
[09:50] <JoAnneThrax> Hi...my ubuntu seems to have lost its DNS server...can someone please remind me what to edit (and what to put there) to fix this?
[09:51] <JoAnneThrax> It happens periodically, on rare occasions.  I know not why.  Usually I just edit a particular file with an address or two (which I can't remember) for DNS servers that lets me resume browsing and such without rebooting everything...
[09:52] <llutz_> JoAnneThrax: /etc/resolv.conf but it will be overwritten by dhcp or other processes
[09:53] <intlkleinblue> Hello everyone, does anyone know a way to sync Google Reader RSS feeds with Evolution's RSS plugin?
[09:53] <JoAnneThrax> llutz: Groovy...can you suggest an entry?
[09:53] <llutz_> JoAnneThrax: if you like google, nameserver 8.8.8.8
[09:53] <soulis77-SE> Ok I now know what is the problem. I have Parallels Power Panel installed and it messes up my changes. Anyone know a url with info of what the parallells messes up? or how to see it? The parallells site is not that good. I use ubuntu 10.04
[09:54] <susuna77> hi all, I'm looking for a gui  application, that can index file names on my filessystem, so I can search for filename faster. I used to use Locate32 on windows, is there something similar for linux ?
[09:54] <JoAnneThrax> llee: I've no particular love of google, but I'd consider using their nameserver...
[09:55] <JoAnneThrax> llutz: er...that was at you.
[09:55] <JoAnneThrax> llutz: any idea why the previously selected nameserver craps out once in a while?
[09:56] <llutz_> JoAnneThrax: broken dhcp-requests?
[09:57] <ChristianAdamski> susuna77: If I click on "places", the second option from the bottom is (german for) "Search for files..."
[09:58] <brahmana> ChristianAdamski: The bootable USB worked on another laptop.
[09:58] <susuna77> ChristianAdamski: I don't want to search entire filesystem everythime, i have 300k file, it takes ages. I want a proggy to index filenames on filesystem, so i can search faster
[09:58] <JoAnneThrax> llutz: I suppose that's possible...
[09:58] <brahmana> ChristianAdamski: The one on which I get "Boot Error" is a pretty old one. How do I figure out what is causing it?
[09:59] <ChristianAdamski> susuna77: I think the programm you are looking for is called "tracker"
[10:00] <Drake|> hey I have some problems getting flash player to work. running ubuntu 11.04
[10:00] <Drake|> doesnt work in eighter ff or chrome
[10:00] <ChristianAdamski> brahmana: Could you try booting from a CD-R? Just to see if that is crashing too? Just "boot error" is not that helpful
[10:00] <susuna77> ChristianAdamski: thanks, checking out
[10:01] <brahmana> ChristianAdamski: I have an old Ubuntu CD which boots up fine until the menu for install or live start comes. After that it fails with kernel panic (blinking caps-lock)
[10:02] <aum> how can i install ubuntu in usb flash device,
[10:02] <brahmana> ChristianAdamski: The scenario is that, the machine was dual boot with XP and Ubuntu. I accidentally deleted the Ubuntu partition and now grub in the MBR does not know what to boot and throws me in the rescue shell.
[10:03] <brahmana> ChristianAdamski: Since the live is CD is not good (Disck Check shows some 21 errors) I am trying the USB approach.
[10:04] <brahmana> aum: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Installing%20Ubuntu%20directly%20on%20a%20USB%20flash%20drive
[10:04] <ChristianAdamski> brahmana: did you try to install ubuntu from Windows? I'm a little bit lost here, but doens't Ubuntu somehow support that? Could you try to boot up WinXP and insert the latest Ubuntu disc and see what it offers?
[10:04] <ChristianAdamski> Drake|: 64bit Ubuntu?
[10:05] <brahmana> ChristianAdamski: Problem is I am unable to boot Windows either. The moment I turn on my computer grub loads and throws me in a rescue shell.. !!
[10:05] <HektoR> Hello guys. I'm usingi ubuntu 11.04. i've added second monitor to my PC and i want to make them separated. i have nvidia video card and using this config http://paste.ubuntu.com/646368/  but after i log in to system, window manager doesn't start. can anyone help me ?
[10:06] <philluminati> what's aptitudes version of "provides" as in, what packages provides a given executable please?
[10:06] <ChristianAdamski> Drake|: there is a 64bit Beta of Flash out for just a few days. You can download that and put it to ~/.mozilla/plugins
[10:06] <SuperLag> Do any of you use Fastmail for hosting your email?
[10:06] <Drake|> ChristianAdamski: ty I will try that
[10:06] <SwedeMike> ChristianAdamski: it's not even beta, it's actually a real release: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer.html
[10:07] <ChristianAdamski> brahmana: Sorry, no clue, maybe "I think he's dead, Jim!" :-)
[10:08] <brahmana> :)
[10:08] <groll> What are those extra "partitions" or idk, i can choose them when booting, they appeared when I had to force shut down ?
[10:09] <saikat> hi , can anybody tell me how to configure samba in Ubuntu 11.04 ?
[10:09] <philluminati> I want to uninstall /bin/plymouth-upstart-bridge. how do I do this please?
[10:10] <samba_> saikat, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Samba
[10:10] <Myrtti> groll: can you describe what you are seeing?
[10:10] <Myrtti> groll: are you in grub? seeing different options that say 2.6.xx and some say (rescue mode)?
[10:12] <philluminati> What the f*** does this even mean? http://pastebin.com/psjzPC9F
[10:12] <ikonia> philluminati: control the language please.
[10:12] <ikonia> philluminati: if you have to star it out, don't use it
[10:15] <oscar> i need help with my wireless card can someone point me in the right direction?
[10:15] <Drake|> ChristianAdamski: I finally got it to work. Installed flash plugin trough Synaptic. I have tried that "beta" before with no luck.
[10:16] <kz3> can anyone help me to copy songs into my ipod touch 4G
[10:16] <ChristianAdamski> Drake|: consider yourself a lvl-2 Ubuntu crack now :)
[10:16] <Drake|> wooop woop
[10:17] <tiresias> hello all
[10:17] <Drake|> well i have used synaptic before.. just forgot it after software center came
[10:17] <kz3> can anyone help me to copy songs into my ipod touch 4G
[10:17] <tiresias> i'd like to mount my hard disk when using the live cd
[10:18] <szal> !repeat | kz3
[10:18] <Drake|> tiresias: well its not that hard. open terminal and do a "sudo fdisk -l" and you should get a list of disks connected to your susten
[10:19] <Drake|> tiresias: or have u checked if it shows up in the file explorer?
[10:19] <tiresias> Drake|, arf, i was using cat /etc/fstab but the dd doesn't appear  thx ;)
[10:19] <Drake|> no u have to add it to fstab first ;)
[10:22] <philluminati> does anyone think it's safe to just delete plymouth-upstart-bridge. it hangs on my machine and if it didn't exist...
[10:30] <wywdstc> ..
[10:36] <CyborgSmurf> Is there any flashprogram for ubuntu?
[10:37] <a111> the flash player for your browser cy?
[10:37] <a111> CyborgSmurf,
[10:37] <CyborgSmurf> a111: I mean where to create flash stuff
[10:37] <a111> Oh, not that i know of
[10:38] <Myrtti> CyborgSmurf: no GUI apps, Flex is your best bet
[10:38] <sirfilipwork> CyborgSmurf: there was a flexbuilder for linux not sure if its live any more
[10:38] <kkk> Hello world
[10:39] <CyborgSmurf> Myrtti: If I dont use it in a GUI, is it straightly command line?
[10:39] <dyd> when i'm coding in bluefish if i type words with è or à they are shown wrong with strange signs... how can i fix this?
[10:39] <CyborgSmurf> sirfilipwork: okay, I will check it out
[10:40] <Myrtti> CyborgSmurf: not commandline, but 'coding' with text editor
[10:40] <kkk> wow...
[10:41] <CyborgSmurf> Myrtti: I see... thanks, I will search a bit
[10:41] <kkk> =sad=
[10:42] <kkk> ubuntu
[10:42] <wyll> j #oficina
[10:48] <ratc> when I zip a directory using the standard uibuntu compres util, and I unzip it again, all permission are changed, and I cannot read the file anymore. THe problem is when i try to set the permission back to normal, it won't work. anybody know why?
[10:48] <ratc> this happens to directory's only, not to files
[10:51] <guignant> buenasssss!!!!!!!!!
[10:51] <guignant> jurujujajuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
[10:52] <joseph_> hell
[10:52] <joseph_> hello
[10:52] <guignant> hello
[10:52] <ikonia> guignant: can we help ?
[10:52] <guignant> oki
[10:52] <joseph_> no I discover the site
[10:52] <guignant> i dont speak
[10:52] <guignant> inglish
[10:53] <guignant> spanishhhhhh
[10:53] <ikonia> !es | guignant
[10:53] <joseph_> only spanish ?
[10:53] <guignant> casii
[10:53] <joseph_> de donde estas ?
[10:53] <guignant> soy de buenos aires argentina
[10:54] <joseph_> ok
[10:54] <guignant> tu de donde eresss
[10:54] <joseph_> francia
[10:54] <guignant> fa!!!!!!!!
[10:54] <Myrtti> English please
[10:54] <ikonia> !ar | guignant
[10:54] <guignant> like my surmane
[10:55] <gurkee> will the update from 11.04 to the next LTS be supported?
[10:55] <joseph_> have a nice day bye !
[10:55] <SwedeMike> gurkee: via 11.10, probably.
[10:55] <Myrtti> gurkee: next version from 11.04 isn't an LTS, so direct update wont be supported
[10:55] <boairc> hi guys
[10:55] <SwedeMike> gurkee: it's always been that you can't skip releases when upgrading, unless it's from one LTS to another LTS.
[10:56] <boairc> anyone knows if it is possible to setup 2 video cards and 3 monitors in Ubuntu 11? NOT with xinerama because that produces huge CPU usage, video artifacts and poor performance.
[10:57] <gurkee> Myrtti and SwedeMike: so when now changing distributions with the aim of using the next ubuntu desktop LTS.. would you now start using 10.04 LTS?
[10:57] <SwedeMike> gurkee: why do you want to only use LTS releases?
[10:57] <Myrtti> gurkee: hard to day without knowing why you've decided to go for 11.04 in the first place if your aim was LTS
[10:57] <SwedeMike> gurkee: if you want stability and 10.04 LTS works on your HW, I'd go for 10.04 right now, yes.
[10:58] <monsterwizard> for some reason everything has gotten smaller in pidgin
[10:58] <gurkee> SwedeMike: we are a scientific working group and I think we do not want to have a major upgrade every few months
[10:58] <brightsites> How do I do this in ubuntu 'Reconfigure SELinux to allow the httpd process to connect via the port specified by the email server.'?
[10:58] <gurkee> Myrtti: I did not chose 11.04 so far :) I was just wondering what to implement _now_ with the aim to use the next LTS
[10:59] <Myrtti> gurkee: then go for 10.04
[10:59] <DERMANN> gurkee ?
[10:59] <gurkee> DERMANN, yes? :)
[10:59] <DERMANN> whats your question :-9
[10:59] <DERMANN> :-)
[11:00] <gurkee> DERMANN, sorry? what is not clear to you?
[11:00] <DERMANN> i do not read it because i was away
[11:00] <gurkee> interesting
[11:00] <DERMANN> whats your problem with ubuntu 11.04 ?
[11:00] <gurkee> DERMANN: no problem :)
[11:00] <DERMANN> hehe
[11:00] <CrazieShtuff> hey folks
[11:01] <saturn6962> Hi all, can anyone help me with a command to see what wireless drivers I have loaded currently?
[11:03] <gurkee> Myrtti and SwedeMike: thanks so far.. I am not Ubuntu-experienced so far and we will switch from SLES/D. Are modern Firefox and Thunderbird versions supported in 10.04 and is Acrobat reader (+ browser plugin) and Flash running smoothly?
[11:04] <psypher246> hello all. Does anyone know what to do when you have tried everything to kill a runaway process? I have tried kill -9 PID I have tried killing it in top, what else can I do?? If I try reboot the server remotely it gets stuck so I am completely lost as to what to do with this remotely accessed server. only way i can fix this is a hard reboot and thats not an option right now? Why does kill -9 not work??
[11:04] <gurkee> What is the "lucid-updates" repository for?
[11:07] <SwedeMike> gurkee: personally I install firefox via separate repositories, so I always have the latest one. I don't know about adcrobat reader, but PDF reader is included and is working well, flash I've never had a problem with on 32bit platforms.
[11:09] <gurkee> SwedeMike, I just tried 11.04 64bit in a VM yesterday and was very pleased that Flash/Acroread were working out-of-the-box in Firefox 5 -- so you think I can have the same experience with 10.04 if I use special repositories?
[11:09] <astraljava> gurkee: acroread can be found on partner repo, but not sure on which release. I remember it being there at least on most of them, and is on 11.04, but cannot confirm on lucid, though.
[11:09] <glebihan> psypher246, if the process is a zombie, there's nothing you can do to kill it except kill its parent (if it's not init...) or reboot
[11:09] <psypher246> glebihan: crap... thanks
[11:10] <glebihan> psypher246, you're welcomee
[11:10] <gurkee> astraljava: and it is no problem to just use e.g. natty's partner repo for 10.04?
[11:10] <shadyzgeek> i also tried 11.04 on virtual box an d was a bad experience
[11:10] <KM0201> gurkee: no, you don't want to do that
[11:10] <astraljava> gurkee: Would advice against that, because of the dependencies.
[11:11] <glebihan> psypher246, however a zombie should not cause any issue, why do you need to kill it ?
[11:11] <KM0201> gurkee: there should be a PPA for Firefox 5.0, ten just download the current version of Flash, and put it in Firefox
[11:11] <gurkee> SwedeMike: from which repo do you install most recent Firefox to 10.04?
[11:11] <astraljava> gurkee: http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/pool/partner/a/acroread/acroread_9.4-1lucid1_i386.deb
[11:12] <astraljava> gurkee: So it seems to be there for lucid as well.
[11:12] <KM0201> gurkee: http://www.webupd8.org/2011/06/firefox-5-lands-in-firefox-stable-ppa.html          that details how to add the firefox PPA, and then install 5.0
[11:12] <psypher246> glebihan: it's a pyhton process whihc has stopped working, tried top stop and restart but it won't stop or start again. when i run a reboot now the whole server hangs and I have to hard reboot
[11:12] <lotuspsychje> !ocelot
[11:12] <gurkee> KM0201: isn't that way to install Firefox a bit dirty?
[11:12] <soulis77-SE> Anyone know how to see which files the Parallels Power Panel is using. I'm upgrading my system and modifying files for security reason but the PPP is killing me. I need to know which files that PPP is using to knwo what to be extra careful when modifying. dpkg function anyone?
[11:12] <glebihan> psypher246, what is the parent process ? is it init ?
[11:13] <gedO> Hello. Can some one tell what is JAVA 2 SDK path in ubuntu?
[11:13] <gurkee> astraljava: thanks for pointing me there
[11:13] <KM0201> gurkee: why on earth would it be "dirty" you're adding a stable PPA repository, and installing from there
[11:13] <KM0201> gurkee: thats how i'm using t-bird 5.0, and i have no problems at all w/ it.
[11:14] <gedO> Guys, does anybody knows what path is to JAVA 2 SDK in ubuntu?
[11:14] <KM0201> gurkee: if you were using a testing PPA, or a daily build PPA, then i might agree w/ you, but that repository only gets updated by mozilla upon stable release.
[11:14] <gurkee> KM020: I was just asking :-) PPA is something like user-contributed, or am I wrong?
[11:14] <gedO> where I can find that JAVA 2 SDK
[11:14] <gurkee> KM0201, ah.. I see :)
[11:14] <KM0201> gurkee: it is, but that one is supported by the mozilla team, it's safe.
[11:14] <SwedeMike> gurkee: don't know off the top of my head, I'd have to look it up and then you could do it too.
[11:15] <gurkee> KM0201, where do I get a good overview about the meanings of the repos like updates, backports, partner, PPA, ...?
[11:15] <KM0201> !repositories
[11:15] <shadyzgeek> can anybody explain to me why ma wireless keep on hanging in ubuntu
[11:15] <soulis77-SE> ged0: use the following: http://drnikki.org/node/6
[11:15] <gurkee> thanks :)
[11:15] <arunkumar413> hi, i have an dvd which contains ubuntu 11.04(live) and some other ISOs. I want to make the ISO of the Ubuntu 11.04 and use it as a repository.
[11:16] <KM0201> shadyzgeek: whats your wireless device?
[11:16] <gurkee> and one last question, although google would be fine for that, too -- I think: Is KDE 4.x avaiable and stable for 10.04?
[11:16] <shadyzgeek> it is an Atheros 9285
[11:17] <KM0201> shadyzgeek: weird, i've got that atheros device and it works flawlessly (on it now actually)
[11:17] <MonkeyMan> hello!
[11:18] <KM0201> gurkee: now that, i do't know about... don't use KDE... but i dont recall ever seeing a repo for 10.04 and kde4
[11:18] <psypher246> glebihan: yes it is init
[11:18] <glebihan> psypher246, in that case, I guess you'll have to go for a hard reboot...
[11:18] <shadyzgeek> o.k
[11:18] <gurkee> KM0201, :) thanks -- and... aeh :D is Kubuntu + gnome-desktop the same as Ubuntu + ubuntu-desktop?
[11:19] <gurkee> ah
[11:19] <KM0201> no
[11:19] <shadyzgeek> use Kde but still not helping
[11:19] <psypher246> glebihan: ok, darn, if this keeps up I have to consider a pdu to do remote reboots
[11:19] <gurkee> screwed the question up
[11:19] <hammoommah> hello peoples, i just reinstalled ubuntu 11.04 onto my new hd, is there a way to tell it to fetch updates and install my applications off old hard drive rather then re downloading?
[11:19] <szal> !info kdebase lucid | gurkee
[11:19] <KM0201> yeah, you did..lol
[11:19] <arunkumar413> hammoommah: use aptoncd
[11:19] <SwedeMike> hammoommah: you can look in /var/apt/cache on the old one and see if it has a lot of packages there, if it has, copy them to /var/apt/cache on the new hd
[11:20] <szal> ah..
[11:20] <gurkee> Version 5:55?
[11:20] <szal> !info kdebase-bin lucid | gurkee
[11:20] <glebihan> psypher246, what is that script btw ? cause the problem probably comes from it
[11:20] <MonkeyMan> Hi - I am a bit of a newbie to Linux, and was wondering if someone could help me partition my HD
[11:20] <hammoommah> nice work SwedeMike
[11:20] <shadyzgeek> who have got the ubuntu livehacking dvd
[11:20] <vibhav> me
[11:20] <KM0201> shadyzgeek: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[11:20] <vibhav> shadyzgeek, Me
[11:21] <KM0201> MonkeyMan: i will... want a PM?
[11:21] <MonkeyMan> sure, thanks
[11:21] <psypher246> glebihan: phoenix miner. it's a bitcoin miner, not sure if you have heard of it
[11:21] <psypher246> glebihan: guess i will log it with them as a bug as well
[11:21] <shadyzgeek> vibhav do u really like it
[11:21] <glebihan> psypher246, yep probably a good idea
[11:22] <vibhav> shadyzgeek,  worth the money
[11:22] <szal> "Live Hacking DVD is a new Linux distribution packed with tools and utilities for ethical hacking, penetration testing and countermeasure verification." <- iow, Live Hacking != *buntu
[11:22] <oj_> Hi, I recently switched back to Ubuntu Classic on 11.04 and my desktop icons are not visible and I can't right click or left click with my mouse, what can I do?
[11:22] <shadyzgeek> hahaha
[11:22] <jrib> oj_: nautilus is responsible for those things. Try to figure out why it won't start
[11:22] <shadyzgeek> but ma wireless is not working in that
[11:22] <vibhav> I meant the book was worth the money
[11:23] <sourav> hello all, the window/file explorer (DOLPHIN) in my kubuntu box has crasher..., when I login, I am getting the termional, how can I restore it?
[11:23] <oj_> jrib nautilus is working, because I can start any application and use my mouse within any active application window, and the panel, and the menus...it's just the desktop
[11:23] <jrib> oj_: run nautilus in a terminal
[11:24] <szal> sourav: (1) don't crosspost to multiple channels; (2) how about just restarting Dolphin?
[11:24] <f3bruary> sourav: try reinstalling dolphin
[11:24] <oj_> jrib: it opened up my home folder.
[11:24] <jrib> oj_: right click on your desktop
[11:24] <oj_> jrib nothing's happening
[11:24] <sourav> szal: how can I restart dolphin?
[11:25] <jrib> oj_: check gconf preferences to see if nautilus is set to show_desktop
[11:25] <szal> sourav: lol..  click on menu entry (or quicklaunch icon, if you have one)?
[11:25] <sourav> I am not even getting the menu entry!!
[11:26] <sourav> szal:
[11:26] <sourav> ^
[11:26] <oj_> jrib ahh..thanks... I wonder why it didn't activate it before
[11:27] <lisak> could please anybody help me out? colleague of mine made a typo during installation   regarding  hostname
[11:27] <aum> is there any other way to install ubuntu on flash usb drive without using virtualbox ?
[11:27] <jrib> !hostanem | lisak
[11:27] <jrib> !hostname | lisak
[11:27] <szal> !hostname | lisak
[11:27] <lisak> if I grep through   etc
[11:27] <lisak> find . -name "*" | xargs grep
[11:27] <lisak> there is nowhere
[11:27] <lisak> I corrected it in /etc/hostname   /etc/hosts
[11:28] <jrib> lisak: and?
[11:28] <lisak> but I still get exceptions like java.net.UnknownHostException: ehop: ehop
[11:28] <lisak> instead of eshop
[11:28] <lisak> when running applications
[11:28] <jrib> lisak: have you rebooted?  Or used the hostname command as ubottu suggests?
[11:29] <shadyzgeek> anyone with an idea how i can change from spanish in ubuntu language to english
[11:29] <aum> i could not follow the instructions of the virtualbox in the given link   http://mintarticles.com/read/operating-systems-articles/how-to-install-portable-linux-ubuntu-on-a-bootable-usb-flash-drive-from-sun-virtualbox,13641/
[11:30] <shadyzgeek> KM201 ANY IDEA
[11:30] <szal> !caps | shadyzgeek
[11:31] <lisak> jrib, right, my fault .. thanks
[11:31] <lisak> I was used to not have to
[11:31] <Terminus> hello. does anybody know of a pdf viewer that can span multiple screens? i'm trying to get it running on kde in lucid.
[11:31] <lisak> in other distros
[11:31] <shadyzgeek> OR vibhav any idea
[11:31] <lisak> it was obtained from the file
[11:31] <lisak> not via hostname tool
[11:31] <Terminus> i've tried evince, okular and xpdf. none of them seem to support spanning multiple monitors.
[11:32] <Ool> Hi, everybody, I'm looking for informations about the system account backup(34:34) to know if it's a good idea (or not) tu use it for backuppc client via SSH (rsync)
[11:32] <shadyzgeek> of how i can change back to english
[11:32] <jrib> Terminus: seems more like a window manager issue tbh
[11:32] <shadyzgeek> y dont u google it out lisak
[11:32] <Guest41248> hello
[11:33] <szal> !google | shadyzgeek
[11:33] <Guest41248> ПИДОРЫ ВЫ ВСЕ
[11:33] <Terminus> jrib: hmmm... i've tried disabling all the checkboxes in the display configuration and it still snaps to just a single monitor on full screen.
[11:33] <szal> !caps | Guest41248
[11:33] <szal> !ru | Guest41248
[11:33] <groll> ʘ‿ʘ
[11:34] <Terminus> jrib: what i'm looking for is presentation mode in a pdf viewer spanning two monitors to be specific.
[11:34] <aum> i could not follow the instructions of the virtualbox in the given link   http://mintarticles.com/read/operating-systems-articles/how-to-install-portable-linux-ubuntu-on-a-bootable-usb-flash-drive-from-sun-virtualbox,13641/
[11:34] <aum> is there any other way to install it...
[11:37] <Terminus> jrib: nevermind. found one. thanks though. =)
[11:42] <newb> When I compile a c program in codeblocks it works fine but when I do it in the terminal is doesnt, why?
[11:42] <Sp4rKy> missing libraries ?
[11:43] <rubyy> while i fsck sda6 . i t says bad magic number in super block while trying to re open . aborting journal on device sda6-8.    mapped to illega pblock.  abortin journal on dev.
[11:43] <terxx1> test_msg
[11:43] <newb> Sp4rKy, ye but why would it work in codeblocks then
[11:43] <shadyzgeek> sorry lisak
[11:43] <shadyzgeek> thanks ubottu
[11:44] <rubyy> terxx1 ?
[11:44] <[skl-]> Comment fait on pour voire les pseudos des gens qui sont sur le chan ?
[11:45] <groll> lmfao is he kidding me
[11:45] <groll> already on chatroulette, the only country where they all speak in their language rather than english is france, even here now :p
[11:46] <[skl-]> thought that i was @ ubuntu-fr
[11:46] <[skl-]> sorr y;p
[11:46] <groll> :p
[11:46] <groll> then nevermind lol
[11:47] <gribouille> hi
[11:47] <arunkumar413> i'm not able to access the contents of fedora 15 from ubuntu 11.04. when i tried with the sudo it says authentication failure
[11:48] <gribouille> ubuntu screwed my X configuration. now, the 1280x1024 screen resolution isn't available any more
[11:48] <ChrisA[1]> how do people quickly open the home directory in Nautilus - similar to hitting 'Start-E' in Windows?
[11:48] <odium> I have a working installation but no boot directory, is there a apt-get install something to get a 64 bit kernel
[11:48] <ChrisA[1]> I tried setting up a shortcut similar to this, but it doesn;t seem reliable, and is quite slow when it works..
[11:51] <grigori> sometimes my network driver goes down and ubuntu cannot find any wireless network and i should re-install ubuntu to fix the problem. is there any better solution?
[11:51] <soulis77-SE> I have the following error when rebooting ufw: WARNING: Deprecated config file /etc/modprobe.conf, all config files belong into /etc/modprobe.d/.  I found a google help that only said that I should delete fhe file???
[11:51] <arunkumar413> i'm not able to access some folders of  the fedora 15 from ubuntu 11.04.plz help me
[11:52] <arunkumar413> http://pastebin.com/xxp03hf3
[11:53] <grigori>  sometimes my network driver goes down and ubuntu cannot find any wireless network and i should re-install ubuntu to fix the problem. how to solve it?
[11:55] <eagleserver> arunkumar413, you will have to mount them
[11:55] <shadyzgeek> i agree with u grigori
[11:56] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: its mounted
[11:56] <gribouille> ubuntu screwed my X configuration. now, the 1280x1024 screen resolution isn't available any more
[11:57] <eagleserver> arunkumar413: whats the error you are getting?
[11:57] <arunkumar413> arun@arun-desktop:/media/4d50e4a3-eacc-4488-894c-6ec0253fc621/home$ cd arun
[11:57] <arunkumar413> bash: cd: arun: Permission denied
[11:57] <arunkumar413> arun@arun-desktop:/media/4d50e4a3-eacc-4488-894c-6ec0253fc621/home$
[11:58] <eagleserver> arunkumar413: sounds like a permissions error then :)
[11:59] <eagleserver> did you mount it with sudo?
[11:59] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: no, mounted it by clicking in the places
[11:59] <ambro718> Hi. Is there an easy way to install and run a 64-bit kernel on a 32-bit Ubuntu install?
[12:00] <eagleserver> arunkumar413: hmmm, try sudo cd to the folder?
[12:00] <breaker313> moin: ich möchte das User die per SFTP (auch gechrootete User!) auf einen Server zugreifen, Dateien mit umask 0002 ablegen bzw. auch solche Ordner anlegen
[12:00] <iceroot> ambro718: reinstall
[12:00] <breaker313> Hat da jemand einen Tipp?
[12:00] <iceroot> !de | breaker313
[12:00] <sipior> ambro718: sure. you can roll your own kernel, or just grab the 64-bit kernel package.
[12:00] <groll> Question : http://i54.tinypic.com/rvaccp.jpg
[12:00] <breaker313> sorry
[12:01] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: arun@arun-desktop:~$ sudo cd /media/4d50e4a3-eacc-4488-894c-6ec0253fc621/boot/grub
[12:01] <arunkumar413> [sudo] password for arun:
[12:01] <arunkumar413> sudo: cd: command not found
[12:01] <arunkumar413> arun@arun-desktop:~$
[12:02] <eagleserver> in /mnt/ do an ls - la see if the permissions are the same as the mounts you can access
[12:02] <Myrtti> groll: those are different versions of the linux kernel, you can choose one and try if they work any better than the one you're using by default (the top one, hilighted), but other than that that is perfectly normal
[12:02] <groll> !kernel
[12:03] <groll> Yeah but I had only one originally
[12:03] <groll> why did they appear ?
[12:03] <groll> (i did some suggested security updates and stuff from ubuntu)
[12:03] <Myrtti> groll: they appear if you've updated your system, security updates
[12:03] <groll> o i c
[12:04] <groll> how can i even see the differences?
[12:04] <groll> and are the differences important ?
[12:04] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: did ls in /mnt/ but couldn't get anything
[12:05] <Myrtti> groll: when it comes to different kernel versions, about the only way you personally could see any differences is if some odd hardware starts working. Otherwise they might be security updates, preventing intruders cracking into your system
[12:06] <groll> hmm and the default one is the most recent, which includes all the latest security updates i did ?
[12:06] <Myrtti> groll: yup
[12:06] <wrek-gar> has anyone ever used squirrelmail or configured dovecot for send/receive email?
[12:06] <groll> mmk mmk thx
[12:07] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: i tried to do a system recovery when i was in fedora. It did something called relabelling
[12:07] <gribouille> ubuntu screwed my X configuration. now, the 1280x1024 screen resolution isn't available any more
[12:08] <eagleserver> arunkumar413: i dont know much about that, it sounds bad though
[12:08] <eagleserver> arunkumar413: you trying to recover data ? or get it to boot?
[12:09] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: get it to boot
[12:09] <eagleserver> arunkumar413: you should be editing your grub then not its
[12:10] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: ubuntu grub is detecting the fedora, but due to some error i made in menu.lst of fedora i'm unable to boot it
[12:11] <iceroot> arunkumar413: you can correct your error by editiing the grub-line pressing "e" on that line
[12:11] <eagleserver> arunkumar413: what he said :)
[12:13] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: i dont know what he is saying. I just want to replace the menu.lst with backup copy i saved in /home/arun folder of fedora.
[12:15] <arunkumar413> eagleserver:  neither i'm able to edit the menu.lst nor able to access the /home/arun folder of fedora
[12:15] <p1l0t> !PMA
[12:15] <kaushal> hi
[12:16] <kaushal> is there an application to extract text from image available in Ubuntu ?
[12:17] <eagleserver> arunkumar413: a quick search found this, perhaps its your problem.  http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/fedora-35/how-can-i-mount-lvm-partition-in-ubuntu-569507/
[12:20] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: it's already mounted
[12:20] <aikInsaan> hey....can someone have a lot at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/165202
[12:20] <aikInsaan> i am the one suffering from this :(
[12:21] <Traintop> Hi Folks! What is the easiest way to install a zd1211rw-driver patched for packet injection on an ubuntu 11.04-64-bit-box?
[12:23] <nmaxchat> Hello. I have a question, simple for U, complicated for me. I downloaded a script which should fix a problem I have. I have no clue how to run it. I suspect pasting the whole thing on a command line is not the way to do it but can't find instructions with Google
[12:24] <arunkumar413> eagleserver: getting authenticatin failure after reaching this:arun@arun-desktop:/media/4d50e4a3-eacc-4488-894c-6ec0253fc621/home$ su
[12:24] <arunkumar413> Password:
[12:24] <arunkumar413> su: Authentication failure
[12:24] <arunkumar413> arun@arun-desktop:/media/4d50e4a3-eacc-4488-894c-6ec0253fc621/home$
[12:24] <Traintop> I tried the tutorial from aircrack-ng but when I do modprobe zd1211rw it exits with: "FATAL: Error inserting zd1211rw (/lib/modules/2.6.38-8-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/zd1211rw/zd1211rw.ko): Invalid module format" :-(
[12:24] <Myrtti> arunkumar413: su isn't supposed to work in ubuntu anyway
[12:25] <raph_ael> hi i disabled network-manager to start at boot, though it comes again, where should it be tweaked ?
[12:25] <Traintop> although I downloaded the linux-source-2.6.38-package via synaptic
[12:25] <Myrtti> nmaxchat: running scripts that you do not know what they do can be dangerous...
[12:25] <Traintop> nmaxchat: try "sudo chmod ugo+c <script-file-name>
[12:26] <Traintop> nmaxchat: or even better without sudo
[12:26] <Traintop> nmaxchat: s/ugo+c/ugo+x/
[12:26] <arunkumar413> Myrtti: then why did it ask for password
[12:26]  * p1l0t 
[12:28] <nmaxchat> Traintop, Let me take it one step backward. I found this which seems to address my printer problem but dont know where to download http://ptspts.blogspot.com/2010/06/how-to-fix-hp-laserjet-1018-on-ubuntu.html
[12:28] <aikInsaan> hey....can someone have a lot at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/165202
[12:28] <Pici> !root | arunkumar413
[12:29] <raph_ael> hmm network-manager is not present in /etc/rc*, what could make it start at boot ?
[12:29] <trackerx90> hi
[12:30] <trackerx90> everybody
[12:30] <arunkumar413> eagleserver:  how to change the permissions of it then
[12:31] <Traintop> nmaxchat: in a terminal go to the place where you downloaded the script and do: chmod u+x fix.....sh
[12:31] <Traintop> nmaxchat: then you can easily do: ./fix....sh and it will execute
[12:31] <trackerx90> i have ever seen cpu monitor bar in someone video
[12:31] <nmaxchat> Traintop, OK, Gottya
[12:31] <trackerx90> i have installed ubuntu 10.04
[12:31] <trackerx90> how to find the best one for me
[12:32] <KM0201> trackerx90: a cpu monitor?.. there's system monitor, thats a panel applet, it's pretty easy.
[12:33] <KM0201> but it's pretty "bare"
[12:33] <KM0201> beyond that, you're probably wanting to look at gdesklets
[12:33] <KM0201> !gdesklets
[12:33] <trackerx90> sorry for noob question
[12:33] <[THC]AcidRain> .
[12:33] <Traintop> ok, guys,another question: how am I suppodes to recompile kernel-modules in ubuntu 11.04? -download package "linux-sources-2.6.38", then apply the patches and "make modules" ?
[12:33] <trackerx90> how to install it
[12:33] <trackerx90> thanks
[12:33] <Traintop> s/suppodes/supposed/
[12:34] <newb100> I am trying to get the help documentation for vi, whats the command in therminal?
[12:34] <[THC]AcidRain> i have an external drive, it wont mount. and i have a red light on the front of my computer that flashes every 30 seconds.  the drive says DBus unknown error occured
[12:34] <Traintop> newb100: man vi ?
[12:34] <[THC]AcidRain> anyone know why these things are happening?
[12:34] <airton> e ai blz
[12:34] <sipior> newb100: "man vim", but you're probably best off just trying ":help" inside the editor.
[12:34] <[THC]AcidRain> the red light started flashing last night
[12:34] <trackerx90> gu mai roo a i sadd
[12:34] <sipior> newb100: it's quite comprehensive.
[12:35] <trackerx90> pong mung tai
[12:35] <[THC]AcidRain> i did notice last night that both of my external drives were reduced in speed
[12:35] <blabla> Hi, I'm about to install ubuntu on my PC, currently running win7. Is an ext4 partition okay for ubuntu ?
[12:35] <dr_willis> newb100:  theres a vitutorial app. not sure about any other tutorial docs
[12:35] <newb100> if I do :help I get The Vim online help is not installed on this Debian GNU/Linux system.
[12:35] <newb100> WHY ?
[12:35] <newb100> Because the "vim-runtime" package containing it is not installed.
[12:35] <ikonia> blabla: it's fine
[12:35] <popey> blabla: yes
[12:35] <airton> e ai algum brasileiro por ai?
[12:35] <dr_willis> newb100:  be sure to install the vim full package
[12:35] <blabla> ikonia: popey : thanks I shall proceed then :)
[12:36] <[THC]AcidRain> any ideas?
[12:36] <dr_willis> newb100:  the default vi is vim light
[12:36] <newb100> dr_willis, thanks
[12:37] <[THC]AcidRain> Error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply.
[12:37] <[THC]AcidRain> just got this error
[12:37] <[THC]AcidRain> out of no where
[12:37] <[THC]AcidRain> DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)
[12:37] <[THC]AcidRain> and now this error
[12:37] <[THC]AcidRain> =(
[12:38] <[THC]AcidRain> is my entire system crashing?
[12:38] <[THC]AcidRain> what is going on?
[12:38] <dr_willis> dbus is confused perhaps
[12:39] <[THC]AcidRain> what is the relation between dbus and the red light on my comp?
[12:39] <dr_willis> the error is a bit vague also
[12:39] <[THC]AcidRain> i know they have something in common
[12:39] <dr_willis> red light where
[12:39] <[THC]AcidRain> on my tower
[12:39] <[THC]AcidRain> it started flashing last night
[12:39] <[THC]AcidRain> and my external drives started moving very slow
[12:39] <[THC]AcidRain> now after a restart, 1 of them wont even mount
[12:39] <dr_willis> check dmesg output for errors
[12:40] <[THC]AcidRain> in log?
[12:40] <dr_willis> hd failure , hw issues perhaps
[12:40] <[THC]AcidRain> wow seriously?
[12:40] <[THC]AcidRain> i just bought this drive
[12:40] <dr_willis> run 'dmesg' command  -     look for info
[12:40] <dr_willis> mount it by hand. look for error messages
[12:41] <eagleserver> arunkumar413: if you are still around chmod
[12:41] <[THC]AcidRain> 727.100541] usb 2-1: reset high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 2
[12:41] <airton> algum brasileiro por ai?
[12:41] <[THC]AcidRain> [  838.046332] EXT3-fs warning: maximal mount count reached, running e2fsck is recommended
[12:42] <tobago> how to make instantbird popup the message, when received?
[12:42] <newb100> Whats the command line to convert chm to pdf?
[12:42] <Myrtti> !br > airton
[12:42] <[THC]AcidRain> [  289.599406] JBD: recovery failed
[12:43] <dr_willis> !find chm2pdf
[12:43] <Scuttle> Sometimes when I reboot my server there is a prompt telling me one of the disks is "missing", asking me if i want to continue. Is there a way to disable this? Makes it impossible to reboot remotely
[12:43] <dr_willis> !info chm2pdf
[12:43] <[THC]AcidRain> [  289.483306] sd 10:0:0:0: [sdc] Result: hostbyte=DID_ERROR driverbyte=DRIVER_OK,SUGGEST_OK
[12:43] <[THC]AcidRain> what do these errors mean?
[12:43] <[THC]AcidRain> there are so many
[12:44] <Myrtti> [THC]AcidRain: not all of them are errors
[12:44] <ng_> ok means okay
[12:44] <ng_> i guess
[12:44] <ng_> ;)
[12:44] <airton> id
[12:44] <dr_willis> time to fsck the filesystems also
[12:44] <cutiyar> how to create toorent file from download link?
[12:45] <ng_> +                       } else if (ioc->bus_type == FC) {
[12:45] <ng_> +                               /*
[12:45] <ng_> +                                * The FC IOC may kill a request for variety of
[12:45] <ng_> +                                * reasons, some of which may be recovered by a
[12:45] <ng_> +                                * retry, some which are unlikely to be
[12:45] <FloodBot1> ng_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:46] <[THC]AcidRain> http://paste.ubuntu.com/646474/
[12:46] <[THC]AcidRain> can anyone tell me why my drive wont mount?
[12:47] <[THC]AcidRain> if this external drive has failed...
[12:47] <dr_willis> what filesystem is it [THC]AcidRain
[12:47] <[THC]AcidRain> ext3
[12:47] <[THC]AcidRain> i had to format the drive myself
[12:47] <[THC]AcidRain> but that was months ago
[12:47] <dr_willis> i would fsck it first. and try mounting it again
[12:47] <[THC]AcidRain> ive had it for about... 3 months
[12:48] <aikInsaan> anyone had a chance to look at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/165202?
[12:48] <Myrtti> [THC]AcidRain: turn the computer off, put the drive away and try again in a couple of hours
[12:48] <dr_willis> ;]
[12:48] <Myrtti> (you can use the computer, but don't try to put the harddrive on it)
[12:48] <[THC]AcidRain> wtf
[12:48] <tobago> Myrtti but you use bot as well (!br)
[12:48] <ikonia> [THC]AcidRain: control the language please.
[12:48] <[THC]AcidRain> WARNING!!!  Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem may cause
[12:48] <[THC]AcidRain> SEVERE filesystem damage.
[12:49] <sipior> [THC]AcidRain: well, that's certainly true.
[12:49] <dr_willis> so it is mounted,  somewhere
[12:49] <dr_willis> use mount command to see where
[12:49] <[THC]AcidRain> .... it just mounted out of no where :/
[12:49] <[THC]AcidRain> i didnt even do anything
[12:50] <sipior> [THC]AcidRain: the dmesg excerpt says that it is mounted, if you look closely.
[12:50] <Myrtti> tobago: "usually, by default"
[12:50] <dr_willis> i would double check cables and so forth
[12:50] <Myrtti> tobago: there are exceptions :->
[12:50] <[THC]AcidRain> yeah. after a reboot, i had unplugged both of the drives, and only 1 was detected
[12:50] <[THC]AcidRain> now both are working fine
[12:50] <[THC]AcidRain> the red light appears to be gone
[12:50] <Myrtti> [THC]AcidRain: now is the time of making backups... ;-)
[12:50] <dr_willis> problem fixed.. heres your bill....  ;^)
[12:51] <tobago> how to let instantbird popup new messages like pidgin does?
[12:51] <[THC]AcidRain> Myrtti: i have like 1.5 TB of backups to make
[12:51] <[THC]AcidRain> i need another external drive
[12:51] <lotuspsychje> lol
[12:51] <dr_willis> just 1.5? ;)    i bought a 3tb for backups and its now 98%full
[12:52] <dr_willis> 3 tb over usb = lot of time to backup
[12:52] <[THC]AcidRain> lol. well 1.5TB is alot considering i have 1 working 250GB external, and 1 internal 80GB
[12:52] <[THC]AcidRain> :/
[12:52] <welshlad> hi there guys
[12:52] <Myrtti> [THC]AcidRain: I was recently in the same situation as you, with an encrypted harddrive giving out I/O errors. After keeping the harddrive on the side for a few days, I got it mounted and quickly rescued what was most important - family photos. I may use the harddrive again after reformat, but I will not trust it again
[12:52] <[THC]AcidRain> yeah, these issues started occuing last night when i moved all my music and movies over to the drive that is messing up
[12:53] <Reikoku> I just have a 4TB NAS device in RAID-5
[12:53] <gaurav_natty> i am Getting problem in ubuntu 11.04 my system is getting very slow
[12:53] <Reikoku> Moving 3TB over USB would be painful even with rsync
[12:53] <newb100> Are the C++ standard libraries automatically installed in ubuntu 10.04?
[12:53] <[THC]AcidRain> Myrtti: so your telling me i need to go to walmart as soon as possible and raise hell?
[12:53] <welshlad> I just installed linux from cd, i think it is 10.4. Im new to linux and want to know is there any other programs i need to install?
[12:53] <dr_willis> Reikoku:  it took a while. usb3 helped a lot
[12:53] <Reikoku> gaurav_natty: What's the specification of your system and what do you have open?
[12:53] <[THC]AcidRain> because once more, i have learned my lesson to NEVER buy electronics from walmart
[12:54] <Reikoku> dr_willis: I far prefer sending it over network :P
[12:54] <[THC]AcidRain> they are AGAIN!, at a 100% fail rate with me
[12:54] <szal> welshlad: there is no such thing as Linux 10.4
[12:54] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain: what brand is it
[12:54] <[THC]AcidRain> im not even sure
[12:54] <Reikoku> I bought a cheap array off a datacentre that was shutting down, dr_willis
[12:54] <Owner> szal,  you on
[12:54] <welshlad> ubuntu 10.4 i think
[12:54] <Myrtti> [THC]AcidRain: not necessarily to raise hell, but make sure you've got backups of the most important things somewhere
[12:54] <tobago> anybody uses instantbird?
[12:54] <szal> welshlad: it's either Ubuntu 10.04, or something else ;)
[12:54] <[THC]AcidRain> its a My Passport
[12:54] <szal> Owner: obviously ;)
[12:54] <Myrtti> [THC]AcidRain: after *that* you can go raise hell.
[12:55] <welshlad> Szal yes hehe
[12:55] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  so it has nothing to do with walmart.. hds are the weakest link these days..
[12:55] <[THC]AcidRain> dr_willis: so what would you suggest? i need a good hdd that wont fail on me
[12:55] <Owner> you remember how last night I forgot my username? Well I found it and everytime I type it in it goes to a black screen and bring me back to the login screen
[12:55] <lotuspsychje> ==>likes ssd drives
[12:55] <dr_willis> buy ones with the best warrenty
[12:55] <Reikoku> gaurav_natty: Long story short, Ubuntu installs a bunch of stuff that you don't need, if your system can't deal with it all just uninstall the bloatware and install a more resource-friendly desktop/set of apps
[12:55] <[THC]AcidRain> grrr
[12:55] <newb100> Are the C++ standard libraries automatically installed in ubuntu 10.04?
[12:55] <Reikoku> Owner: Can you login as root?
[12:56] <szal> Reikoku: there is no root login
[12:56] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  they can all die.. without warning
[12:56] <Owner> how do I do that
[12:56] <szal> Reikoku: at least not by default
[12:56] <[THC]AcidRain> i didnt buy the warranty on this one. but even at that man.... so what. i just get my money back and a new drive, but lose all my files?
[12:56] <[THC]AcidRain> this is a horrible sick twisted worled we live in. sick i tell you!
[12:56] <eagleserver> lotuspsychje: hey did ssd install ok etc no issues ? just out of curiosity
[12:56] <gaurav_natty> Specification of my system is good daulcore processor 2.4 GHz and 3 gb ram i not oopen anything after booting it take an hour to work properly i removed many thing changed the startup application .
[12:56] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  the hd makers warrenty. not one from walmart
[12:56] <sipior> newb100: should be. if not, install libstdc++6 and libstdc++6-?.?-dev
[12:56] <Reikoku> Owner: I assume go to a tty, su -, passwd
[12:56] <Reikoku> Hmm actually
[12:56] <Reikoku> Can you login to a tty?
[12:57] <gaurav_natty> Reikoku, Specification of my system is good daulcore processor 2.4 GHz and 3 gb ram i not oopen anything after booting it take an hour to work properly i removed many thing changed the startup application .
[12:57] <Reikoku> szal: Ahh, been a long time since I used Ubuntu :P
[12:57] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  segate has replaced several hds for me
[12:57] <lotuspsychje> eagleserver: running natty on trancend ssd (slc) without problems and very fast boot
[12:57] <newb100> sipior, thanks
[12:57] <[THC]AcidRain> yeah. my 250GB is a segate
[12:57] <cutiyar> how to create toorent file from download link?
[12:57] <szal> Reikoku: logging into tty will help him exactly how?
[12:57] <[THC]AcidRain> i think my next drive is going to be one just like that
[12:57] <Reikoku> gaurav_natty: Ouch, yeah that spec should run Ubuntu flawlessly
[12:57] <Owner> it is not letting me login to su
[12:57] <Reikoku> szal: If he can log in at tty but not X, the issue isn't with login
[12:57] <[THC]AcidRain> well my drive mounted. but it mounted at Server2__ instead of Server2
[12:57] <eagleserver> lotuspsychje: yeh im sure its running like a dream with ssd, im getting an upgrade soon going dual ssd (raid) should be nice
[12:58] <Reikoku> Owner: Press ctrl-alt-f2 and try logging in there with your username & password
[12:58] <dr_willis> cutiyar:  that dosent make sence. but most torrent cients can make a torrent file
[12:58] <szal> Reikoku: it most probably isn't
[12:58] <welshlad> so is there any other programs i need to install as i just installed 10.4?
[12:58] <Owner> I'm in
[12:58] <lotuspsychje> eagleserver: sounds nice upgrade :p any idea what brand to choose?
[12:58] <Reikoku> szal: Also if he can login at tty, it means he doesn't have to chroot in to fix the problem
[12:58] <cutiyar> dr_willis, how to create it
[12:58] <dr_willis> welshlad:  its 10.04 ;)
[12:58] <szal> welshlad: anything you wish
[12:58] <gaurav_natty> Reikoku, What Specification do i need
[12:58] <Reikoku> Owner: So the issue appears to be with your X packages
[12:58] <[THC]AcidRain> can someone tell me how to change the mount path again?
[12:58] <dr_willis> cutiyar:  check your clients menus and docs
[12:59] <welshlad> ok 10.04 then hehe?
[12:59] <Reikoku> gaurav_natty: Yours should run Ubuntu fine, the only things I can think of are a full HDD or faulty RAM
[12:59] <Owner> is there a way to fix this
[12:59] <newb100> Im trying to write a simple compute game in c, can anoyone recomend some simple open source to have a look at, I am aiming for a sodoku game
[12:59] <lotuspsychje> [THC]AcidRain:try installing pysdm and gparted for drive probs
[12:59] <eagleserver> eagleserver: not yet waiting on the tax return :) then do some research, i know there are big differnces between them, research is a must with it.
[12:59] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  it automounted to the label of the drive. it added the _ because the dir was not removed when it last unmounted
[12:59] <aikInsaan> hey
[12:59] <Owner> what the, evidently that fixed it
[12:59] <blackdivine> can anyone help me setup my xorg.conf please???
[12:59] <aikInsaan> whats the quickest way to undo an update?
[13:00] <aikInsaan> i updated from 10.10 to 11.04
[13:00] <aikInsaan> but would like to go back to 10.10 ASAP
[13:00] <aikInsaan> thanks
[13:00] <Monotoko> aikInsaan, why?
[13:00] <dr_willis> aikInsaan:  reinstall
[13:00] <lotuspsychje> lol
[13:00] <Monotoko> aikInsaan, you can get the classic desktop...
[13:00] <Reikoku> Oh, what's your graphics card gaurav_natty? Unity can be slow on older graphics chipsets
[13:00] <Monotoko> if that is the problem
[13:00] <gaurav_natty> Reikoku, Yeah :( I Am full HDD and Ram is Working Fine
[13:00] <lotuspsychje> lemme guess u dont like unity :p
[13:00] <aikInsaan> Monotoko: because of this: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/165202
[13:00] <Reikoku> Owner: What? You can login to X now?
[13:01] <blackdivine> can anyone help me setup my xorg.conf please???
[13:01] <szal> gaurav_natty: if your HDD is full, that's probably the issue
[13:01] <Reikoku> I love unity :P I wish I knew how to port it :<
[13:01] <szal> !repeat | blackdivine
[13:01] <welshlad> also it isnt showing my dvd drives
[13:01] <aikInsaan> Monotoko: i wanted the new desktop but....as you can see i am in a bad bad place
[13:01] <welshlad> any help please?
[13:01] <szal> blackdivine: define 'setup xorg.conf'
[13:01] <Reikoku> blackdivine: ATI or nvidia?
[13:01] <dr_willis> blackdivine:  set it to do what
[13:01] <eagleserver> aikInsaan: is this your pc?
[13:01] <aikInsaan> yeah
[13:01] <Monotoko> aikInsaan, I would download live 11.04 and try to run that
[13:02] <Monotoko> it could be the update that's borked...using the live version will show you
[13:02] <eagleserver> aikInsaan: get a different vid driver.
[13:02] <eagleserver> aikInsaan: may have picked wrong one.
[13:02] <aikInsaan> eagleserver: how do I get that?
[13:02] <eagleserver> google search for your vid card?
[13:02] <Reikoku> aikInsaan: Is the issue only persistant in Unity/X?
[13:02] <Reikoku> This just looks like your resolution is too low and it's trying to duplicate across
[13:03] <aikInsaan> Reikoku: it was working fine on 10.10...if that's what you mean?
[13:03] <gaurav_natty> Reikoku, how i know which graphics card i am using
[13:03] <welshlad> can anyone help? cant find my dvd drive in a new install of 10.04
[13:03] <szal> !google | eagleserver
[13:03] <Monotoko> aikInsaan, he means if you press ctrl+alt+f1...what is it like, does it take up the full screen?
[13:03] <Reikoku> aikInsaan: What video card do you have?
[13:04] <Reikoku> If you don't know, do lspci and look for 'VGA compatible controller'
[13:04] <szal> gaurav_natty: lspci | grep -i vga
[13:04] <Reikoku> gaurav_natty: lspci in a console
[13:04] <Reikoku> Look for a VGA compatible controller
[13:04] <Reikoku> or that
[13:05] <eagleserver> aikInsaan: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProductFamily=Embedded+Components+and+Flash+Memory&ProductLine=Embedded+Chipsets&ProductProduct=Intel%C2%AE+845+Chipset+Family i think
[13:05] <gaurav_natty> Reikoku, VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[13:05] <eagleserver> aikInsaan: pick linux obviously
[13:05] <aikInsaan> Monotoko: ctrl+alt+f1 is still the same
[13:05] <[THC]AcidRain> see, that red light goes crazy when i try to move files around on that drive
[13:05] <szal> gaurav_natty: nothing you can do about it; Intel gfx drivers are in the kernel
[13:05] <[THC]AcidRain> im scared
[13:05] <[THC]AcidRain> lol
[13:06] <rene_> hi there
[13:06] <raph_ael> hi what could start networkmanager at boot, if it is disabled in upstart ?
[13:06] <HackerII> [THC]AcidRain  back off the thc
[13:06] <gaurav_natty> szal, my system will work like this
[13:06] <Traintop> [THC]AcidRain: perhaps this red light indicates harddrive-activity... ;->
[13:06] <welshlad> can anyone help? cant find my dvd drive in a new install of 10.04. what can i do please as im new to linux
[13:06] <FaTHeRBaDTouCH> Q: How can I delete .pulse without it coming back three seconds later?
[13:06] <Reikoku> gaurav_natty: Only thing I can think of is the desktop doesn't like the Intel onboard graphics
[13:06] <Monotoko> aikInsaan..hmm..sounds like more then X then, I would try to download 11.04 and run it from the disk, see if that is any better#
[13:06] <[THC]AcidRain> Traintop: if that was true, why wouldnt it do it on my other ddrive?
[13:07] <aikInsaan> Reikoku: i have intel 845gl
[13:07] <[THC]AcidRain> besides, its moving at max of 5.8mb/sec right now...
[13:07] <Monotoko> *than
[13:07] <rene_> i've some trouble booting my system. i've switched my hd controllermode from ide to ahci
[13:07] <[THC]AcidRain> when it should be moving around 30mb/sec
[13:07] <Reikoku> aikInsaan: Do xrandr -q and put the output on http://www.paste2.org
[13:07] <aikInsaan> Monotoko: yeah, i think i'll give it a go now
[13:07] <Traintop> [THC]AcidRain: just guessing... :-)
[13:07] <rene_> at boot the system hangs even if i plug in a usb stick.
[13:08] <Reikoku> rene_: The last time I had that issue it seemed to be because I was using a bad motherboard
[13:08] <rene_> i think the place in dmesg is between..
[13:08] <rene_> [   16.800584] usb 1-5.2: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 5
[13:08] <G00053> well hello rainy monday
[13:08] <rene_> and the next line [   27.828002] Adding 9936164k swap on /dev/sdc5.  Priority:-1 extents:1 across:9936164k
[13:08] <gaurav_natty> Reikoku, thanks
[13:09] <welshlad> can anyone help? cant find my dvd drive in a new install of 10.04
[13:09] <lotuspsychje> welshlad: did you try a dvd disc?
[13:09] <rene_> Reikoku i can't say that the board is bad
[13:10] <Reikoku> rene_: I don't mean faulty
[13:10] <blackdivine> szal, Reikoku, dr_willis: I updated to 11.04, and it gives me very low resolution, I have builtin card, Intel DH55PJ
[13:10] <dtcrshr> where do i see computer information via gnome? ( need the computer host name)
[13:10] <[THC]AcidRain> wow. when i unplug this drive the red light goes away. im about ot quit at life
[13:10] <Reikoku> rene_: I mean I bought an ASRock motherboard
[13:10] <danusia> hello
[13:10] <[THC]AcidRain> i swear imma merc everyone in walmart
[13:10] <danusia> I have a problem
[13:10] <Reikoku> blackdivine: Try xrandr -q
[13:10] <rene_> Reikoku: i understud you before
[13:10] <danusia> plese help
[13:10] <dr_willis> !ask
[13:10] <Reikoku> [THC]AcidRain: The red light is probably disk indicated
[13:10] <tobago> how to let instantbird popup new messages like pidgin does?
[13:10] <Reikoku> danusia: Might be able to help but I need to know what the problem is
[13:10] <Monotoko> rene_...I've had a similar issue before, switch it off at the plug, open up the case and take the battery out of the mobo
[13:11] <blackdivine> Reikoku, Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1024 x 768, maximum 8192 x 8192
[13:11] <blackdivine> VGA1 connected 1024x768+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 0mm x 0mm
[13:11] <blackdivine>    1024x768       60.0*
[13:11] <blackdivine>    800x600        60.3     56.2
[13:11] <blackdivine>    848x480        60.0
[13:11] <blackdivine>    640x480        59.9
[13:11] <FloodBot1> blackdivine: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:11] <welshlad> Yes i put a dvd disc in and nothing
[13:11] <danusia> after hibernation my cursor disappears!
[13:11] <danusia> after hibernation my cursor disappears!
[13:11] <szal> !repeat | danusia
[13:11] <rene_> Monotoko: take the batery out of mobo ? What should thad do?
[13:11] <blackdivine> Reikoku, http://paste.ubuntu.com/646492/
[13:12] <Monotoko> rene_, it will reset your motherboard, time, settings everything
[13:12] <danusia> will u help me?
[13:12] <Reikoku> blackdivine: What's your normal resolution?
[13:12] <aikInsaan> Reikoku: here's the output from xrandr -q: paste2.org/p/1526571
[13:12] <Reikoku> Also can you pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:12] <rene_> Monotoko: and what has it to do with the hang on boot?
[13:12] <danusia> after hibernation my cursor disappears!
[13:12] <blackdivine> Reikoku, you mean optimal? its 1360 x 768
[13:13] <root____> hi
[13:13] <Reikoku> aikInsaan: Looks like your xorg.conf is set up wrong
[13:13] <blackdivine> root____, hello
[13:13] <Reikoku> blackdivine: OK, what video driver are you using? intel or vesa?
[13:13] <Owner> szal,
[13:13] <danusia> after hibernation my cursor disappears!
[13:13] <Reikoku> danusia: Stop spamming :P
[13:14] <danusia> please help
[13:14] <blackdivine> Reikoku, I didn't mess up with defaults, I'm not sure. I guess Intel, how to check?
[13:14] <Monotoko> danusia: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/552058
[13:14] <gerzel> Does anyone have the right deb lines for the Virtualbox repos?  I've tried adding 'deb http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian natty contrib' but have been unable to get it to load properly
[13:14] <Reikoku> I needto register with Ubuntu forums :P
[13:14] <Reikoku> blackdivine: Look in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:14] <Reikoku> If you can't read it just pastebin it
[13:14] <blackdivine> Reikoku, I just want to tell my Xorg to go with the optimal resolution which is 1360 x 768, i tried "sudo Xorg -configure" but it gives some error
[13:15] <Reikoku> blackdivine: What's the error?
[13:15] <danusia> don't know how to fix it
[13:15] <blackdivine> Reikoku, it's not generated. Not there. In recent systems it's nor required, but if you are having problems, you can manually generate it and set resolution in it which you want to use. That's what I am trying to do
[13:15] <aikInsaan> Reikoku: how do i fix my xorg.conf then?
[13:16] <blackdivine> Reikoku, to give you exact error i have to stop gdm and try reconfigure again, should i go then? i'll be back
[13:16] <Reikoku> Do sudo Xorg -configure |&2> ~/xorglog blackdivine
[13:16] <aikInsaan> Reikoku: actually, first where is xorg.conf kept?
[13:16] <Reikoku> aikInsaan: /etc/X11
[13:16] <Owner> szal,  I am wanting my computer to autologin. I am at the login screen settings but it will not allow me to choose myself to autologin, how do I fix this
[13:16] <Monotoko> danusia...you can try switching to tty: ctrl+alt+f1 then switch back to X: ctrl+alt+f7
[13:16] <nerd_bloke> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/292203 has been marked as invalid against ppp, which project should it be assigned to for user creation with a usergroup membership?
[13:16] <karthick87> How to change the splash image of live ubuntu cd?
[13:17] <danusia> every time?
[13:17] <Reikoku> karthick87: Write a new CD with a new image
[13:17] <Monotoko> danusia, probably...there are a few problems with hibernation, never use it myself...does it do the same on Standby?
[13:17] <blackdivine> Reikoku, did it, no output
[13:17] <karthick87> Reikoku: where i have to place the new image?
[13:18] <danusia> no, only hibenation
[13:18] <Reikoku> blackdivine: Yeah pastebin the file at /home/yourusername/xorglog
[13:18] <danusia> I really likexubuntu, but this is really......
[13:18] <danusia> strange poblem
[13:18] <danusia> problem I men
[13:18] <danusia> mean
[13:18] <Reikoku> danusia: Hibernation is awkward in general on unix-like OS's :>
[13:19] <Reikoku> :<*
[13:19] <Monotoko> danusia, just use standby instead? These days standby doesn't use much power at all
[13:19] <danusia> ok, thank you for your help. I will be going. Bye!
[13:19] <Monotoko> Reikoku, seconded...I haven't ever got it to work on my 3 computers >.>
[13:19] <danusia> oh, really?
[13:19] <danusia> ok, I will
[13:19] <Reikoku> Monotoko: It works on my Macbook Pro
[13:20] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[13:20] <danusia> wow! You really are an expert!
[13:20] <Reikoku> But that's the only laptop I've had fully functioning standby on
[13:20] <Reikoku> And I had to mess with some code to get it to
[13:20] <danusia> my friend!
[13:20] <blackdivine> Reikoku, "Server is already active for display 0" I have to stop GDM it will not generate log this way. Wait i'll be back.
[13:20] <danusia> will you marry me?!
[13:20] <danusia> I think I love you!
[13:20] <h00k> !ot | danusia
[13:20] <Reikoku> lol danusia I'm not an expert :/
[13:20] <Monotoko> Reikoku, I need a mac >.>
[13:21] <danusia> but will you marry me?
[13:21] <kiichiro>  I am wanting my computer to autologin. I am at the login screen settings but it will not allow me to choose myself to autologin, how do I fix this
[13:21] <Reikoku> Monotoko: You don't, trust me
[13:21] <[THC]AcidRain> hmmm
[13:21] <Reikoku> I wouldnt have mine if it weren't for being an iOS developer :P
[13:21] <[THC]AcidRain> how do i make a drive mount at a certain location everytime?
[13:21] <danusia> I am 27 years old, have long legs, blond hair and beautiful blue eyes
[13:21] <karthick87> Reikoku: ??
[13:21] <h00k> danusia: please keep conversation on topic,please
[13:21] <Monotoko> Reikoku, I have always wanted to start iOS development...even tried to get a VM going but without much success :P
[13:22] <Reikoku> karthick87: I write applications for iPhone/iPad so I need the mac environment to compile
[13:22] <Reikoku> Monotoko: I used to have Xcode 3 working on hackintosh
[13:22] <danusia> so your answer is....
[13:22] <[THC]AcidRain> sudo mount /dev/sdg1 /media/Server2
[13:22] <Reikoku> But 4 flat-out refused
[13:22] <eagleserver> [THC]AcidRain: make a link
[13:22] <[THC]AcidRain> i can run this. but on next boot, it mounts at Server2__
[13:22] <danusia> ok
[13:22] <Reikoku> danusia: Sorry, I'm married :P
[13:22] <danusia> I understand
[13:22] <[THC]AcidRain> ive already made the link
[13:22] <danusia> Bye!
[13:23] <Reikoku> Monotoko: Objective C is pretty nice to write
[13:23] <eagleserver> a link to the mount ponit?
[13:23] <[THC]AcidRain> eagleserver: yes sir
[13:23] <[THC]AcidRain> it seems to be creating its own links though
[13:23] <[THC]AcidRain> i configured this about 2 months ago
[13:23] <[THC]AcidRain> and im looking at it now in computer:///
[13:23] <[THC]AcidRain> it creates Server2_ and Server2__
[13:24] <aiyoraju> hi  got a question"""can i have a duel boot os but one as the default i.e untill i press a button during start up os option should not pop up
[13:24] <[THC]AcidRain> how do i associate the drive with the link?
[13:24] <Monotoko> aiyoraju, you can...there is an option in GRUB
[13:24] <Monotoko> aiyoraju, let me see if I can find it...
[13:25] <Traintop> aiyoraju: monotoko was faster... -d'oh!
[13:25] <eagleserver> [THC]AcidRain: man link
[13:25] <Monotoko> aiyoraju: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#/etc/default/grub (file)
[13:25] <aiyoraju> @monotoko thanks
[13:25] <Monotoko> Traintop: ;)
[13:25] <aguitel> what package need to install to add printer ?
[13:26] <Reikoku> cups usually, but I think its in base
[13:26] <Traintop> I want to compile a driver which is in the main-kernel; can I only do "make modules" or can I somehow specify to only compile one module or perhapd only all wireless-modules?
[13:26] <Traintop> s/perhapd/perhaps/
[13:26] <roasted> in Ubuntu 10.10, if you're running a DHCP server, where's the file at? I'm having a brain fart finding it and dhcpd.conf isn't where it's at.
[13:27] <Reikoku> Traintop: Is the module already compiled but not inserted, or does it need to be switched on?
[13:27] <Reikoku> in the kernel?
[13:27] <blackdivine> Reikoku, For some reason I can't dump output of "Xorg -configure" to a text file with >, but the error is "Number of configured devices is greater than connected devices. Configuration failed..."
[13:27] <aiyoraju> @monotoko if i install ubunto and windows 7 and want windows 7 to start without input will it work(sorry m new to computers)
[13:27] <Monotoko> roasted: /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf
[13:27] <Reikoku> blackdivine: Hmm, I have no idea :S - try #xorg, sorry
[13:27] <Reikoku> They should be able to help
[13:28] <Traintop> reikoku: it is not yet compiled... -but I only want zd1211rw to be compiled not all modules; but doind "make modules" takes hours... so can I somehow specify to only compile zd1211rw?
[13:28] <blackdivine> Reikoku, ok thanks for your help mate :)
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[13:28] <roasted> Monotoko, ahh I JUST found it. No it's not dhcpd.conf in my case. I'm running an LTSP thin client server, I forgot it's in /etc/ltsp not /etc/dhcp3. thanks though!
[13:28] <Monotoko> aiyoraju, you will need to make Windows 7 your default (not quite sure how as I don't have a ubuntu computer close at the moment, but you can probably find out) then modify the hidden grub settings
[13:28] <Reikoku> Traintop: gcc -DMODULE -D__KERNEL__ -O6 -c module.c
[13:28] <Reikoku> I believe
[13:28] <[THC]AcidRain> link: cannot create link `/media/Server2' to `/dev/sdh1': Invalid cross-device link
[13:29] <Traintop> Reikoku: I assume cd'ing to drivers/net/wireless/zd1211 before and just issuing this command?
[13:29] <Reikoku> Traintop: But realise that your module may have modular dependencies within the kernel
[13:29] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  i think you are confused about what you are doing
[13:29] <Reikoku> Traintop: Correct
[13:29] <Traintop> trying...
[13:29] <[THC]AcidRain> im trying to make this 1 drive mount at the same location everytime
[13:29] <[THC]AcidRain> i delt with this a while ago. but i forgot
[13:30] <Monotoko> [THC]AcidRain...you probably want /etc/fstab
[13:30] <eagleserver> [THC]AcidRain: the link should be /mnt/mountname /otherdrive
[13:30] <Reikoku> [THC]AcidRain: Look in /etc/fstab
[13:30] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  make a fstab    entry for it.
[13:30] <blackdivine> Reikoku, lol there are less than 50 people there :P and all silent
[13:31] <brahmana> Hi all
[13:31] <dr_willis> or if its automounting. make sure no dirs with thr same lable name exist in /media/
[13:31] <brahmana> I burnt a 10.04 iso on to a CD and tried booting it on a fairly old laptop
[13:32] <Reikoku> blackdivine: Only other thing I can suggest is searching the Ubuntu forum, I can't because I'm not registered :P
[13:32] <brahmana> It boots until I see the five blinking dots and then after some time the screen just goes blank..
[13:32] <blackdivine> Hello, I generated a modeline with cvt, can anyone tell me how to insert it to my VGA section in "xrandr"?
[13:32] <Traintop> Reikoku: your command exits with: "zd_chip.c:28:24: fatal error: linux/slab.h: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
[13:32] <Traintop> compilation terminated."
[13:32] <brahmana> Nothing comes up even after some 15-20 minutes.
[13:32] <Monotoko> brahmana, how old is that laptop?
[13:32] <brahmana> 2003 I believe
[13:32] <Reikoku> Traintop: Sorry, what's that in English?
[13:32] <Traintop> Reikoku: but build-essentials and linux-headers are installed
[13:32] <blackdivine> Reikoku, lol you should, and I already have a thread there and searched for 2,3 days. The solution is there, it is to use HDMI cable, but I want it to work on VGA :P
[13:32] <Traintop> "file or directory not found compilation terminated"
[13:32] <Reikoku> blackdivine: VGA cable can handle your resolution
[13:33] <brahmana> Monotoko: I am not entirely sure. It is definitely older than 2006
[13:33] <Monotoko> brahmana, it probably won't run Ubuntu 10.04...take a look at xubuntu though
[13:33] <Monotoko> it is designed for older computers
[13:33] <Reikoku> Traintop: It seems like it's looking for a dependency
[13:33] <brahmana> Monotoko: How about 8.04 - hardy heron?
[13:33] <Reikoku> I suggest either looking for a pre built module or rebuilding the kernel overnight
[13:33] <blackdivine> Reikoku, It can ofcourse, but the new Ubuntu doesn't do a good job on guessing the optimal resolutions on VGA cable, that;s what i read
[13:33] <szal> brahmana: 8.04 is dead in the meantime
[13:34] <Monotoko> brahmana, perhaps..but I believe it is at end-of-life now
[13:34] <iceroot> blackdivine: lubuntu if you are slow at performance
[13:34] <dr_willis> !eol
[13:34] <szal> brahmana: and on the desktop it has been for 2 years already
[13:34] <Reikoku> Monotoko: Ubuntu 10.04 should run on a 2003 laptop :S
[13:34] <Traintop> some few days ago I read a make-command something like make modules SUBDIR=drivers/net/... -but I am not sure and do not find it again... -does this sound familiar to anyone?
[13:34] <brahmana> szal, Monotoko - End of life should be ok. If I can boot some linux I will be good to go
[13:34] <acicula> Traintop: its missing an include file, id guess slab.h is part of the linux kernel headers
[13:34] <[THC]AcidRain>  so in fstab i will do...
[13:35] <[THC]AcidRain>  /dev/sdh1 /media/Server2 ext3 defaults,user,rw 0 0
[13:35] <szal> brahmana: try pressing F6 on CD boot & issuing "edd=on"
[13:35] <blackdivine> iceroot, LOL no, I have i3 and 4gb ram, just want bigger resolution so lines don't wrap on my VIM :P
[13:35] <Traintop> acicula: I did this in the extracted kernel-tree... :-)
[13:35] <Monotoko> Reikoku, not well I suspect... brahmana, you may want to try DSL or some other "small" distribution
[13:35] <Reikoku> [THC]AcidRain: What's in there now?
[13:35] <szal> brahmana: (toggle option w/ space bar)
[13:35] <Reikoku> Also you have to edit it as root (sudo)
[13:35] <szal> brahmana: and "nomodeset" too, for that matter
[13:35] <iceroot> blackdivine: ah wrong nick :)
[13:35] <blackdivine> haha ok :)
[13:36] <Reikoku> Monotoko: Isn't Ubuntu 10.04 gnome3 based?
[13:36] <[THC]AcidRain> Reikoku: the link to a non existant floppy drive and. my cd rom
[13:36] <brahmana> szal: Hang.. let me do that right away before I lose you.. :)
[13:36] <welshlad> well guys do i stick with 10.04 or get the newer version?
[13:36] <Monotoko> Reikoku, no it's Gnome2
[13:36] <[THC]AcidRain> but. my other drive has been mounting in the same location for years now
[13:36] <Traintop> damn it -I'll wait some time to let make compile all modules... :-(
[13:36] <blabla> from linux). Do I have to add windows to grub or something ?
[13:36] <[THC]AcidRain> why is this drive wanting to do what i have not set it to do?
[13:36] <Reikoku> Monotoko: gnome2 will run on 03 hardware
[13:36] <brahmana> szal, Monotoko -- fwiw, it did actually boot a 9.10 cd but ended up throwing Bus Error so I couldn't do anything useful.
[13:36] <Reikoku> I have gnome2 running on 1999 hardware :P
[13:36] <[THC]AcidRain> cause everyone here had helped me before, showed me a different way to mount the drive
[13:37] <Monotoko> Reikoku, it all depends...it sounds like 10.04 doesn't know or support his video card
[13:37] <acicula> Traintop: unless you tell it where to find the include files ti will just lookin in the default include directories. just unpacking kernel source somewhere will not do that. though if you are building a module within the kernel tree itself that shouldnt be an issue
[13:37] <blabla> Hi. I'm a windows user and installed ubuntu on an ext4 partition. Now grub doesn't see windows at boot anymore. What went wrong ?
[13:37] <Reikoku> He probably needs the alternate install CD
[13:37] <Reikoku> The curses-based one
[13:37] <Reikoku> blabla: Did you delete your Windows partition?
[13:37] <brahmana> Reikoku: Can I download alternate install CD by http? i.e without torrents?
[13:37] <blackdivine> blabla, Are you sure you didn't installed Ubuntu over windows partition? because if you didn't grub does a good job on detecting and listing windows so you can boot
[13:37] <blabla> Reikoku: I can still see the files from dolphin
[13:38] <[THC]AcidRain> the drive keeps changing its device name
[13:38] <Monotoko> Reikoku, perhaps...but xubuntu may support it better as it is designed for older computers
[13:38] <aiyoraju> exit
[13:38] <Reikoku> brahmana: http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/ubuntu-10.04.2-alternate-i386.iso
[13:39] <Reikoku> Monotoko: Yeah he'd probably be better with xubuntu
[13:39] <Reikoku> But he could just install ubuntu then install xfce
[13:39] <Traintop> acicula: the error came from a gcc-command for compiling a kernel-module; now I just did "make modules_prepare; make modules"... -it compiles EVERY module now, but it seems I have to wait that long for zd1211rw :-)
[13:39] <Monotoko> Reikoku, perhaps..but rather than going the long way around, he might as well just install xubuntu? http://www.xubuntu.org/
[13:39] <[THC]AcidRain> hmmm
[13:39] <[THC]AcidRain> Reikoku: it appears to be working
[13:39] <Reikoku> Traintop: Most modules have several dependencies
[13:40] <blackdivine> blabla, whats dolphin?
[13:40] <Traintop> Reikoku: which means?
[13:40] <Reikoku> Monotoko: I haven't used xubuntu, I don't know its nuances
[13:40] <[THC]AcidRain> fail
[13:40] <Reikoku> If it's anything like kubuntu I wouldn't touch it with a 10 ft bargepole :P
[13:40] <blabla> blackdivine: well i defined /dev/sda5 as / and /dev/sda1 as nothing
[13:40] <Reikoku> Traintop: It means your module can't install without compiling other ones it depends on
[13:40] <Monotoko> Reikoku, it isn't..I've used it to bring ancient computers back to life a lot :P
[13:41] <Reikoku> Like when you apt-get something and it gets 30 software packages :P
[13:41] <blabla> with /sda1 being my windows
[13:41] <Reikoku> Monotoko: I haven't used LINUX for a while, tbh :P
[13:41] <Traintop> but doing make modules_prepare should do the trick, shouldn't it?
[13:41] <arcaos> hello good people, I need if possible some orientation with the sound system on a 11.04 install
[13:41] <Monotoko> it's a life saver for a quick fix...and it is designed to be light :P
[13:41] <Reikoku> blabla: Go into a terminal and do fdisk -l /dev/sda
[13:41] <Reikoku> Monotoko: I have a dual-architecture purpose built rescue USB for Linux which I always carry
[13:41] <Reikoku> A lot of friends use it :P
[13:41] <arcaos> haven't found anything I can understand in the forums and am hoping to have a bit more luck here
[13:41] <szal> Reikoku: if you don't even use Linux, then be the heck quiet about different desktops :P
[13:42] <Reikoku> I'm mostly on the BSDs now :P
[13:42] <Reikoku> szal: I use different desktops :P
[13:42] <Reikoku> I'm running NetBSD on most of my boxes
[13:42] <Monotoko> szal..I should have just said that in the first place I think :P
[13:42] <blabla> Reikoku: it says it cannot open the disk
[13:42] <Reikoku> blabla: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[13:42] <blackdivine> blabla, if you are running ubuntu now, you should see the drives on left panel if you are in your home, click on them and identify your windows drive, is it there?
[13:43] <szal> Monotoko: XFCE is far from light any longer, as I understand it
[13:43] <Reikoku> szal: It's a lot lighter than gnome/kde/unity :P
[13:43] <pupuserf0be20> hi guys i need help with my home directory
[13:43] <Monotoko> szal, I think the recent one isn't very light...but 10.04 does the job quite nicelty
[13:43] <blabla> blackdivine: yes
[13:43] <Monotoko> *nicely
[13:43] <arcaos> I have no sound coming out of my system, it used to work before but now I don't even hear the initial drums, then the sound icon appears in the system tray but there are no volume bars and no application has sound. Anybody here experiences something like it?
[13:43] <brahmana> Monotoko, szal, Reikoku -- Would the laptop being old have anything to do with it throwing up "Boot Error" (Just that nothing else) when I tired booting with USB earlier (before I tried a CD)?
[13:44] <blackdivine> blabla, and you dont see it in grub right?
[13:44] <pupuserf0be20> "it does not appear to exist" and it does =O
[13:44] <blabla> blackdivine: no
[13:44] <Reikoku> brahmana: It might not be able to boot from USB
[13:44]  * szal remembers XFCE 3, which would start up in <5 secs from a Knoppix CD on a 1.7 GHz single-core CPU
[13:44] <Monotoko> brahmana, anything pre-2006 generally can't boot from USB#
[13:44] <brahmana> Oh.. !
[13:44] <blackdivine> blabla, ok open terminal (ctrl+alt+t) and run "sudo apt-get purge grub-pc)
[13:44] <Reikoku> szal: You mean the whole OS booted in 5 secs or xfce did? :P
[13:45] <szal> Reikoku: the XFCE desktop
[13:45] <pokoko222> what do i need to work with opengl in ubuntu?
[13:45] <blackdivine> blabla and then in the same terminal, run "sudo apt-get install grub-pc" and paste the output at http://pastebin.pk/
[13:45] <brahmana> Reikoku, Monotoko : There is an option for temporary order selection on the laptop and that lists the USB drive (as a USB HDD) only when it is plugged in..
[13:45] <Reikoku> From startx my xfce4 boots in around 3 on a Celeron E3200
[13:45] <Traintop> pkoko222: do your mean running applications or developing them?
[13:45] <brahmana> And the bios has both USB HDD and USB FDD options for boot order selection
[13:46] <Internetpc> HI....Where can I Suggest name for future version of ubuntu ?
[13:46] <pokoko222> Traintop develop
[13:46] <kiichiro> on xubuntu how do I make it so it automatically logs me in?
[13:46] <Monotoko> brahmana, pre-2006 they could boot from certain USB HDD's, not flash drives though
[13:46] <pupuserf0be20> can anyone hlep me?
[13:47] <Reikoku> kiichiro: Does it use xdm?
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[13:47] <brahmana> Monotoko: oh.. I see..
[13:47] <Monotoko> pupuserf0be20, what's wrong? Sorry I missed your message
[13:48] <Monotoko> this place moves too fast at times >.>
[13:48] <pupuserf0be20> "my home directory does not appear to exist", i got that message after my desktop froze and i had to force shutdown...
[13:48] <Traintop> pokoko222: I always used synaptic to install libgl1-mesa-swx11-dev, this installs all every other dev-packages...
[13:48] <pupuserf0be20> when i tried to log in
[13:48] <Monotoko> pupuserf0be20, is that when you login?
[13:48] <pokoko222> Traintop that is all i need?
[13:48] <pupuserf0be20> it worked just fine before
[13:48] <Monotoko> pupuserf0be20, switch to a console (ctrl+alt+f1) and try to login
[13:48] <blackdivine> blabla, any progress?
[13:49] <blabla> blackdivine: I think it did it : http://pastebin.pk/775
[13:49] <Traintop> pokoko222: this is one of the libs you need to have: the others are all dependant and are installed alongside
[13:49] <Reikoku> kiichiro: I cant remember if xubuntu uses gdm or xdm, if it's gdm it's in sudo gdmsetup
[13:49] <blabla> blackdivine: the longest part was having the site respond the url :P
[13:49] <Monotoko> pupuserf0be20, it sounds like your home directory has corrupted when you force rebooted
[13:49] <pokoko222> Traintop thank you
[13:49] <blackdivine> blabla, yes "Found Windows 7 (loader) on /dev/sda1" that marks your success, congrats :)
[13:49] <Genghiz> what do I google for when I want synaptic/ package manager to pop-up saying "so and so" program not installed , do you wanna install from package manager ?
[13:49] <Genghiz> from python ?
[13:49] <blabla> blackdivine: I think I should reboot to try at this point, thank you for your help :)
[13:50] <Traintop> pokoko222: do not use *swx* ; it's software-rendering
[13:50] <blackdivine> blabla, yeah go ahead, no problem, give and get :)
[13:50] <Traintop> pokoko222: use libgl1-mesa-dev
[13:50] <dcorking> are there rogue updates in my update stream? they attempt to replace apt on the grounds of a package validation bug, but the bug in the changelog returns a 'page not found' at https://launchpad.net/bugs/784473 :(
[13:50] <Monotoko> pupuserf0be20, can I PM you? This place is moving way to fast for me to give effective help
[13:50] <pupuserf0be20> PM me? where?
[13:50] <Monotoko> on here...hold on
[13:50] <Monotoko> pupuserf0be20, I sent you a message
[13:51] <pokoko222> Traintop ah i saw that and installed swx it automatically uninstalled libgl1-mesa-dev ok will do it agai
[13:51]  * Dreamscape[A] is now away - Reason : Auto-Away (Away from Keyboard)
[13:51] <roadfish> I can set position of wma files but NOT mp3 files. How do I get amarok to position mp3 files?
[13:51] <szal> dcorking: there you have it..  smells like a rootkit or something
[13:52] <szal> dcorking: other than that, at what occasion is apt trying to be replaced?
[13:52] <Reikoku> Smells nasty
[13:52] <dcorking> szal, thanks. seems a bit blatant - hiding in plain sight by mentioning pkg vaslidation in the changelog
[13:52] <dcorking> szal, comes in update-manager
[13:53] <szal> dcorking: friggin' GUI stuff..  does it also come up on the terminal?
[13:53] <Reikoku> I don't trust my guis :P
[13:53] <Reikoku> They hide too much output
[13:54] <pokoko222> Traintop which header do you then include to work with opengl, and which libraries you link to
[13:54] <Traintop> pokoko222: just a moment
[13:55] <Traintop> have to boot up another machine... :-(
[13:56] <szal> some mirrors are bloody slow to send headers, slowing cache update down.. -> Fetched 72 B in 52s (1 B/s)
[13:56] <pokoko222> Traintop i would be very greatful, i can wait
[13:57] <dcorking> szal - a search on launchpad shows up a bzr braanch with the same puzzling changelog: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/natty/apt/natty-security/revision/141
[13:58] <Traintop> pokoko222: try this file http://paste.ubuntu.com/646531/
[13:58] <Traintop> it's a simple window with a spinning cube: compile with "gcc cube.cpp -o cube -lGL -lGLU -lglut"
[13:58] <vk4akp> Hi guys.
[13:59] <vk4akp> Anyone know the URL to download the White version of Ubuntu?
[13:59] <pokoko222> Traintop i am in netbeans
[13:59] <kiichiro> xubuntu uses I believe the xdm
[14:00] <pokoko222> pokoko222 wow nice file i can take it from here, thank you so much :)
[14:00] <vk4akp> I'm after the release that doesn'have the Nigerian RootKit installed.
[14:00] <brahmana> szal: I just tried the "edd=on" and "nomodeset" and the behavior is still the same.
[14:00] <Traintop> pokoko222: try this one on the terminal; if it works you can try getting it to run in netbeans; but I prefer emacs and terminal :-)
[14:00] <dgandhi360> Greetings all, I was wondering if there is a way to get gnome-terminal to zoom-in when called instead of requiring menu/hotkeys.
[14:01] <brahmana> szal: The CD drive just goes dead silent a little while after the blinking dots screen (which otherwise is pretty noisy)
[14:01] <szal> dcorking: what's the final pkg version of the apt pkg to be installed?
[14:01] <szal> brahmana: does it ever get past the dots?
[14:02] <acicula> Traintop: you can compile individual modules as long as the source tree is configured and prepared, think you can use make M=path/to/module/directory
[14:02] <dcorking> I know it is standard for the security team to hide launchpad bugs until the fix is available, but is 784473 supposed to remain hidden "page not found" ?
[14:02] <Reikoku> Isn't there a way to hide the dots and see the bootup under it?
[14:02] <brahmana> szal: I have tried only two scenarios - the default and with your suggestion - and in both cases a little while after the dots the screen goes blank and no key press does anything
[14:02] <szal> Reikoku: press Esc when booting
[14:02] <Traintop> acicula: thanks :-) "make oldconfig;make modules_prepare;make modules" is still running, but after it finishes I'll try your suggestion
[14:03] <Reikoku> brahmana: Try that
[14:03] <kiichiro> Reikoku, xubuntu uses the xdm I believe
[14:03] <acicula> Reikoku: think alt-f1 or tab or some combination of it might make it switch back to text, not sure though.
[14:03] <dcorking> szal : going to apt version 0.8.13.2ubuntu4.1
[14:03] <Reikoku> Press esc when booting
[14:03] <brahmana> ok
[14:03] <Reikoku> See what the error is
[14:03] <szal> dcorking: that update came a week or so ago; I normally don't bother about changelogs, so I didn't notice something strange there
[14:05] <szal> dcorking: perhaps poke the maintainer about your finding
[14:05] <nahab> ubuntu-de
[14:05] <Traintop> ok, after aborting my last compile I just read a line which I overread till now: "WARNING: Symbol version dump /home/marcus/zd/linux-source-2.6.38/Module.symvers is missing; modules will have no dependencies and modversions.
[14:05] <Traintop> "
[14:06] <dcorking> szal - ta - where do you find the dates on the updates?
[14:06] <starlon> is there any way to disable specific cores? I know I can pass maxcpus=1 in Grub. I don't know which core's being used though.
[14:06] <Traintop> this is exactly the problem I have with this module...
[14:06] <starlon> Does it simply go 0, then 1, etc..?
[14:06] <Traintop> how can I get this fixed... -copy Module.symvers from /boot?
[14:06] <brahmana> szal, Reikoku : Doesn't halt at an error. Lead me to the blank screen and silent CD drive again.
[14:06] <Reikoku>  Traintop: Did you make before make modules?
[14:07] <dyd> what's a good way to make an image of all my so + applications? like a recovery dvd
[14:07] <Traintop> Reikoku: no
[14:07] <brahmana> szal, Reikoku The last thing that looked like an error was : ureadahead-other stopped with status 4
[14:07] <Reikoku> brahmana: Seems like it's trying to load X but failing :/
[14:07] <szal> brahmana: that's normal, afaict
[14:07] <natrixnatrix89> how do i access ubuntu guest user account?
[14:07] <brahmana> can I start this in runlevel 3?
[14:07] <Reikoku> Are ttys enabled in livecd environment?
[14:07] <offermann_> hi, hab ubuntu 11.04 leider ist kein ruhestand instsalliert, wie kann ich das ändern?
[14:07] <Reikoku> Try ctrl-alt-f2
[14:07] <brahmana> No, none of those worked
[14:08] <szal> natrixnatrix89: there is no guest user account, unless you created one
[14:08] <Traintop> Reikoku: I did the following: 1. apt-get install linux-sources-2.6.28.tar.bz2 2. patch zd1211rw-module 3. cp /boot/config-2.6.38-8-generic .config 4. make oldconfig;make modules_prepare;make modules...
[14:08] <brahmana> Reikoku: i.e none of Ctrl + alt + F(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) worked
[14:09] <brahmana> szal: Is there a boot up option like edd=on to start in runlevel 3? (i.e. no X)
[14:09] <starlon> Is there a particular package I can install via apt-get that'll install a bunch of common build tools, such as automake, gcc, std libs, etc?
[14:09] <szal> brahmana: append "text" to the kernel line in Grub
[14:09] <Reikoku> brahmana: I can only suggest the alternative CD
[14:09] <Reikoku> Traintop: That should work assuming your kernel is a similar version
[14:10] <kiichiro> on xubuntu how do I make it so it automatically logs me in?
[14:10] <Reikoku> I assume all as root :P
[14:10] <Traintop> Reikoku: I downloaded this version because this is the kernel my machine uses atm...
[14:10] <root____> where do u think i should start learning backtrack???
[14:10] <ikonia> root____: in #backtrack-linux
[14:10] <Traintop> Reikoku: thought this would be the only way... :-)
[14:10] <ikonia> root____: this channel is for Ubuntu support
[14:10] <Reikoku> Traintop: Oh, you're not upgrading kernel then? :P
[14:10] <starlon> ah build-essentials
[14:11] <Traintop> Reikoku: no, I just want to recompile this one module called "zd1211rw.ko"
[14:11] <brahmana> szal: The end of the boot options line looks like this now : "initird=/casper/initrd.lz quiet splash -- text" -- Is that fine?
[14:11] <Traintop> because I have to patch this module for some specific reason...
[14:11] <szal> brahmana: yes
[14:12] <szal> brahmana: while you're at it you might want to remove "quiet splash"
[14:13] <Traintop> Reikoku: what yould be the way you suggest to do this? -the only reason I'm fiddling with the kernel is this packet-injection-patch for the zd1211rw-module... -I do NOT want to compile my kernel or up- or downgrade it; just get this module to work with this patch... :-(
[14:13] <nahab> hallo jemand da?
[14:13] <brahmana> szal: it worked.. I got the prompt.. ! :)
[14:13] <szal> brahmana: in other words, it's an X load problem
[14:13] <Traintop> nahab: yo, alda :-)
[14:13] <szal> !de | nahab
[14:14] <Reikoku> Traintop: I'm struggling to see why it isn't working, I assume you do make oldconfig, then make menuconfig to turn on the module you want, then patch, then make modules
[14:14] <Reikoku> I used to have a module I had to patch all the time for my Mac's backlight
[14:14] <Traintop> reikoku: ok, wrong order; I first did patch, then make oldconfig...
[14:14] <Traintop> Reikoku: should I try the other way round?
[14:14] <dddbmt> How do I check the temperature of my ubuntu 11.04 machine? It is quite warm, and just turn off without warning.
[14:14] <brahmana> szal: Yes. I wonder if some conf file tweaks can get X also running... nevertheless the command prompt should be good enough for now..
[14:15] <kiichiro> can someone help me so I don't need to login, I know I just asked this but I switched computers to more easily read everything
[14:15] <brahmana> szal, Reikoku, Monotoko : thank you all very much...
[14:15] <tyler_d> why is it that in ubuntu 11.04 the terminal title does not update on ssh? fresh install(32)
[14:15] <nahab> german ubuntu?
[14:15] <szal> brahmana: if you want to actually install something on that machine later on, I suggest grabbing the alternate CD
[14:15] <tktiddle> Im looking for a package "alfresco" which should be in the partners repo, but i cant find it with aptitude.. does anyone know anything about this package? is it available on ubuntu10?
[14:15] <natrixnatrix89> kiichiro: do you mean autologin?
[14:16] <Traintop> nahab: es gibt einen deutschen ubuntu-channel; aber worum geht es? -vielleict kann ich dir weiterhelfen?
[14:16] <kiichiro> Correct natrixnatrix89
[14:16] <brahmana> szal: I will remember that.
[14:16] <natrixnatrix89> kiichiro are you on natty?
[14:16] <kiichiro> yes
[14:16] <kiichiro> xubuntu 11.04
[14:16] <head_victim> Anyone have some good rsync flags for syncing a mirror? I'm using -vtlrh --delete and my mirror has slowly gorwn over time to 800 GB
[14:16] <brahmana> szal: However the case here is that, it was a dual boot eariler and I accidentally deleted the Ubuntu partition from windows and now I need to set the MBR right so that I can boot Windows at least.. !
[14:16] <Reikoku> brahmana: Depending what your graphics card is, you may need to be prepared to mess around to get it to work
[14:17] <natrixnatrix89> kiichiro: then just go to settings and click login screen
[14:17] <ikonia> head_victim: try #rsync
[14:17] <natrixnatrix89> and use autologin
[14:17] <pokoko222> which header and library do i need to install for glut in ubuntu?
[14:17] <szal> brahmana: ah, that should work fine on the terminal ^^
[14:17] <CaptWho> anyone have any idea how to burn a 788mg iso image on a 700mg data disk?  is it possible to break the iso into 2 parts?
[14:17] <kiichiro> My name is not available to be choosen from the list, the drop box just remains gray even after I unlock it
[14:17] <head_victim> ikonia: cheers, looked for a mirror room but that's another aspect
[14:17] <natrixnatrix89> have you checked the checkbox?
[14:17] <Traintop> pokoko222: just open synaptic and enter "glut dev" in the search field
[14:17] <kiichiro> yes I have
[14:18] <brahmana> Reikoku: I think I will keep this old one on Windows. I will just the new one for Linux. :)
[14:18] <pokoko222> Traintop by the way i got gl and glu headers right :) ok i will do this one now
[14:18] <natrixnatrix89> weird. maybe you have to reconfigure login screen manager..
[14:18] <pokoko222> Traintop but there is other stuff like freeglut dunno what to install
[14:18] <kiichiro> how exactly would I go about doing that
[14:19] <szal> Traintop: he found the German channel ;)
[14:19] <Traintop> pokoko222: it's always the same when setting up a new machine... installing all the libs and headers for GL... -but if you got it running once you have no worries anymore... :-)
[14:19] <natrixnatrix89> kiichiro: just sudo dpkg --reconfigure <your login manager>
[14:19] <natrixnatrix89> on ubuntu it would be gdm
[14:19] <kiichiro> what would my login manager be exactly?
[14:19] <natrixnatrix89> on lubuntu it was lxdm as I remember
[14:19] <madprops> how can this make any sense? http://www.mybravetruehero.com/skype-upside-down-video-problem-solved/
[14:19] <natrixnatrix89> I don't remember.. google for that
[14:19] <madprops> how is that file supposed to run skype?
[14:19] <Traintop> szal: I always sit here because I HOPE there are more english-speaking-ubuntu-users than german ones.. .:-)
[14:19] <pokoko222> Traintop ok so which one do i install there are more glut headers and libraries stuff all over the place :)
[14:20] <BluesKaj> brahmana, are you sure you deleted the ubuntu partition , or did you install windows after installing ubuntu and now you can't access
[14:20] <szal> Traintop: obviously there are ;)
[14:20] <tomodachi> does anyone haw a quick fick for ultra slow workspace switching performance? im on latest ubuntu nvidia proprietary driver
[14:20] <brahmana> szal: btw, I been following this post : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=508927 to reset the MBR and it suggests use of the package ms-sys which now seems to be removed from repo for licensing issues. Is mbr the right package to use now?
[14:20] <Traintop> pokoko222: mom
[14:20] <tktiddle> Ive enabled the partners repo but i cant find sun-java6-jdk
[14:20] <pokoko222> Traintop mom?
[14:20] <brahmana> BluesKaj: I am pretty sure I deleted the Ubuntu parition. Though I had that other problem that you stated quite a few years ago... :)
[14:21] <Traintop> pokoko222: wait a moment :-) german-online-gamer-language :-)
[14:21] <szal> brahmana: reinstalling Grub should do, unless the installation is so b0rked that even more stuff is missing
[14:21] <szal> !grub | brahmana
[14:21] <Traintop> pokoko222: install freeglut3-dev
[14:21] <tktiddle> How do i install sun/oracle java?
[14:21] <Traintop> pokoko222: packets with a red ubuntu-icon are always good to install :-)
[14:21] <kiichiro> natrixnatrix89, wait, just remembered something, how do I get to the security tab
[14:22] <brahmana> szal: aah.. um.. well I deleted the ubuntu parition from the Windows Disk Management tool..
[14:22] <pokoko222> Traintop thank you so much so so much oh boy i cant wait to get to program now
[14:22] <szal> brahmana: then there's nothing to do but to reinstall
[14:22] <natrixnatrix89> kiichiro: security? it should be seahorse
[14:22] <Traintop> pokoko222: did you get the cube-demo to compile and run?
[14:23] <pokoko222> Traintop well i needed the glut header just a sec
[14:23] <brahmana> szal: No, I just want to reset the MBR and just have windows on this machine (for now at least). Do I need to install the OS complete for that?
[14:23] <pokoko222> Traintop what do i include now i have both freeglut.h and glut.h :D
[14:23] <szal> brahmana: you better do that from an appropriate Windows install medium
[14:23] <Traintop> brahmana: boot into windows anyhow and do this chkdsk -fix-mbr ...
[14:24] <Traintop> pokoko222:should work both if both are installed by synaptic
[14:24] <szal> Traintop: afaik, incumbent instructions are different for XP and Vista/Win7
[14:24] <brahmana> ok
[14:25] <Traintop> szal: havent't booted into non-linux-os for over 6a now... -so I do not remember all the syntax-options from DOS... :-(
[14:26] <szal> Traintop: XP has a 'fixmbr' command, for Vista/Win7 I'd have to look instructions up.. </ot>
[14:26] <Traintop> szal: same for me: my last win was XP SP2; all other windows after this I haven't seen but in the commercials... :-)
[14:27] <Traintop> yesterday, a friend of mine asked my for some help with his new laptop and this runs win7 ultimate... -did not find anything at first :-)
[14:29] <Traintop> by the way: someone out there running ubuntu 11.04 64bit a
[14:29] <pokoko222> Traintop which libraries do i need to link to/
[14:29] <Traintop> nd has a running zd1211rw.ko with packet-injection... :->
[14:29] <kiichiro> natrixnatrix89, for the auto login I hear I'm suppose to open the login screen and move to the security tab, is that different in natty
[14:30] <BluesKaj> brahmana, if you can find an app called easyBCD then you should be able fix the mbr on W7/Vista using that .
[14:30] <Traintop> pokoko222: gcc cube.cpp -o cube -lGL -lGLU -lglut
[14:30] <Reikoku> Traintop: I haven't used Windows on a home PC since Clinton was in the white house :P
[14:30] <Traintop> pokoko222: the order of -lGL and -lGLU and -lglut is important...
[14:30] <natrixnatrix89> kiichiro: shouldn't be..
[14:30] <kiichiro> odd I don't have a security tab for my thing, ya sounds like a reconfigure thing for sure
[14:30] <Traintop> reikoku: clinton was early-90s, wasn't he?
[14:31] <asher^> hello, im wondering if someone can tell me how to view the current linux kernel config from a command line
[14:31] <Traintop> Reikoku: did you just give him as a time-mark or did he do something to get you off windows?
[14:31] <brahmana> BluesKaj: Just looked at easyBCD's website. Does it work when I am not able to boot into any OS at all?
[14:32] <BluesKaj> brahmana, I thought it was on a live-cd
[14:32] <pokoko222> Traintop yeah but i am in netbeans and i try to now locate those libraries
[14:33] <brahmana> BluesKaj: Ok. Will read the guides. Thank you for the suggestion.
[14:33] <szal> brahmana: Windows help is in ##windows
[14:33] <Reikoku> Traintop: Time mark :P
[14:33] <brahmana> szal: Oh ok.. thank you.
[14:33] <Reikoku> And he was up until 98 I believe
[14:33] <Traintop> pokoko222: I did not use netbeans yet; so you have to figure this out somehow, but can you compile this test-cube on the command-line with the given command; then you could at least assure your installation is working...
[14:34] <pokoko222> Traintop yeah oki doki, i will figure out now which libraries i need to link and where do i  find them
[14:34] <Traintop> ok, then late-90s; also quite a time for linux and bsds...
[14:34] <brahmana> szal: Though I would prefer to fix this MBR from my Ubuntu LiveCD that I have booted already.. :)
[14:34] <Traintop> pokoko222: I just mentioned the command so you could check if you have everything installed...
[14:35] <[THC]AcidRain> ok i have a question about mounting a drive.  in the fstab, when i associate the drive with its mount point, my drive changes names on its own.  so do i just link every possible name it could have?
[14:35] <[THC]AcidRain> it just recently started doing things i dont want it to do -.-
[14:35] <Traintop> editing the lib-paths in netbeans should be documented somewhere...
[14:35] <VEndix> Hello, i change password and procedure comes right way, but i can't login into Ubuntu One, section.
[14:35] <VEndix> Can someone help me to do that?
[14:35] <Traintop> [THC]AcidRain: if your drive changes names try mounting it via its uuid
[14:36] <XLV> brahmana, my take, boot into ubuntu from the live cd, install grub2, then use easybcd to setup a bcd entry intro windows boot manager using grub2 template.. works great
[14:36] <Traintop> then the name is not relevant anymore...
[14:36] <[THC]AcidRain> Traintop: how do i do that?
[14:36] <[THC]AcidRain> it changes from /dev/sdg1 to sdh1 sdc1
[14:36] <[THC]AcidRain> and so on
[14:36] <arcaos> any sound expert around? need some help please
[14:36] <mmocny> Hi All: I've just rebooted and after BIOS/POST the screen goes black.  I can't Ctrl+Alt+F1 to see term, I don't see any loading graphics or anything.  I _can_ ssh into the machine, so ubuntu is loading and responding.. how can I diagnose the issue?  (I totalled my home folder before reboot, in order to remove ecryptfs, and am working on fixing it now)
[14:37] <brahmana> XLV: Ok, now how do I install grub2 in the right location and in the right way?
[14:37] <Traintop> THC: just a moment
[14:37] <BluesKaj> !grub | brahmana
[14:37] <XLV> brahmana, apt-get install grub2 will do all that for you
[14:37] <[THC]AcidRain>  /dev/sdc1       /media/Server2     ext3     defaults 0   0
[14:37] <brahmana> XLV: Ubuntu LiveCD is running now and I have access to command prompt (as root)
[14:37] <[THC]AcidRain> this is what i have so far
[14:38] <kz3> is there any way I can sync apps to my iPod touch in Ubuntu
[14:38] <[THC]AcidRain> but when i unplug the drive, or reboot. it will load the drive as /dev/sdg1
[14:38] <Traintop> sudo blkid /dev/sda1
[14:38] <Traintop> or in your case /dev/sdg1
[14:38] <[THC]AcidRain> Traintop: the drive was named sdg1 for 2 months
[14:38] <[THC]AcidRain> this blocks a drive id?
[14:38] <Reikoku> kz3: RhythmBox can sync with iDevices
[14:38] <Traintop> THC: this will give you the uuid for this partition
[14:38] <brahmana> XLV: Where on the hard-disk will the installed files be? (since this is live cd)
[14:38] <Reikoku> Not sure if the patch is built in though
[14:39] <Traintop> THC: so you can mount it via fstab even if the name changes
[14:39] <XLV> brahmana, you need to mount the ubuntu / somewhere, then into shell, issue the command "sudo chroot /<path and dir of mounted ubuntu>
[14:39] <XLV> brahmana, then use the apt-get command
[14:39] <brahmana> XLV: aah.. ok.. got it
[14:39] <[THC]AcidRain> Traintop: on the command you gave me. no output...
[14:40] <Traintop> root@Lunar:~# sudo blkid /dev/sda1
[14:40] <Traintop> /dev/sda1: UUID="2be3d9ea-da14-4a77-9a27-b83ef8f3ed72" TYPE="ext4"
[14:40] <[THC]AcidRain> oh nvm
[14:40] <[THC]AcidRain> UUID="1d112679-6e31-481f-86eb-f7ec25756183" TYPE="ext3"
[14:40] <Reikoku> kz3: Looks like it's supported out of the box on Ubuntu
[14:40] <[THC]AcidRain> ok this is very interesting
[14:40] <[THC]AcidRain> now im going to link it with this in fstab?
[14:40] <kz3>  Reikoku : means?
[14:40] <Pici> kz3: 'sync apps'?
[14:40] <Traintop> THC: in fstab just alter /dev/sd... against 1D112679-....
[14:41] <Traintop> THC: wrong!
[14:41] <[THC]AcidRain> 1d112679-6e31-481f-86eb-f7ec25756183       /media/Server2     ext3     defaults 0   0
[14:41] <Reikoku> Oh wait, apps?
[14:41] <Pici> kz3: What do you mean by 'sync apps'?
[14:41] <Traintop> THC: dev/sd... should be UUID=34523452345
[14:41] <Reikoku> Hmm, can't you download them on the iPod Touch directly? :S
[14:41] <[THC]AcidRain> yea thats what i have...
[14:41] <Reikoku> Pici: He means download apps from iTunes store
[14:41] <kz3>  Pici : I mean installing apps on ipod
[14:41] <Reikoku> and sync themn
[14:41] <Reikoku> But iPod has App Store
[14:41] <Reikoku> and WiFi
[14:42] <[THC]AcidRain> i didnt get any errors regarding location not found
[14:42] <[THC]AcidRain> so i guess it worked
[14:42] <Pici> kz3: No, you cannot use any Linux programs to do that.  I don't know what the viability of running itunes in a virtual machine is though.
[14:42] <[THC]AcidRain> let me unmount and unplugg and replug. see what happens
[14:42] <Reikoku> You should be able to download them straight to the iPod assuming you have a wireless network
[14:42] <Traintop> THC: That's what UUID are for :-)
[14:43] <[THC]AcidRain> ok. umount
[14:43] <[THC]AcidRain> unplugged, and replugged.
[14:43] <[THC]AcidRain> lets see what we got
[14:43] <[THC]AcidRain> =(
[14:43] <Reikoku> kz3: Is App Store not working on your iPod/you don't have wireless?
[14:43] <[THC]AcidRain> it mounted as Server2_
[14:44] <Reikoku> On my iPad (which is basically just a big iPod Touch) I always download Apps straight on the device
[14:44] <kz3>  Reikoku :  actually the downloading speed on my iPod is very slow....I dont know why but it is
[14:44] <Traintop> THC: shouldn't it mount as /media/Server2 ?
[14:44] <Traintop> THC: according to your fstab
[14:45] <[THC]AcidRain> yes it SHOULD.
[14:45] <[THC]AcidRain> 1d112679-6e31-481f-86eb-f7ec25756183       /media/Server2     ext3     defaults 0   0
[14:45] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  unmount it. remove any extra /media/server2 dirs. plug it back in. and it should to to /media/server2
[14:45] <Reikoku> kz3: That's very odd
[14:46] <Pici> [THC]AcidRain: It needs to say UUID= in front of your UUID.
[14:46] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  but fstab may disable the automounting stuff
[14:46] <[THC]AcidRain> i took your advice dr_willis
[14:46] <[THC]AcidRain> it loaded fine as Server2 this time
[14:46] <kz3> Reikoku:  it is...what should I do?
[14:46] <[THC]AcidRain> Pici: does it HAVE to say uuid=? infront
[14:46] <[THC]AcidRain> cause it appears to be working without it
[14:47] <Reikoku> kz3: It's probably that the iPod doesn't like the encryption, the older iPods use processor instead of a dedicated chip to decrypt
[14:47] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  it automounted.. ignred the fstab entry
[14:47] <dr_willis> ignored
[14:47] <[THC]AcidRain> hmmm
[14:47] <Traintop> THC: in my fstab every uuid-entry begins with UUID=
[14:47] <[THC]AcidRain> ok. ill try again. i edited it uuid
[14:47] <Pici> [THC]AcidRain: I was under the impression that it did need to start with that.
[14:47] <[skl-]> How to make a remote list on xchat-gnome guys ? :(
[14:48] <kiamo> hi
[14:48] <[THC]AcidRain> ok trying again
[14:48] <dr_willis> [skl-]:  to do what exzactly. most people perfer the normal xchat also
[14:48] <[THC]AcidRain> :(
[14:48] <[THC]AcidRain> it says: You are not priviledged to mount the volume 'Server2'.
[14:48] <Reikoku> kz3: I expect if you turn off encryption on your router it will go much faster but that's not really a solution :P
[14:49] <CloudBlue> hi i need help
[14:49] <pokoko222> Traintop I got the most beatiful rotating cube on my screen thank you :D
[14:49] <[THC]AcidRain> do i have to sudo to mount?
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> [THC]AcidRain: prefix with sudo
[14:49] <kiamo> I seem to have a problem with my repos
[14:49] <[THC]AcidRain> i want it to automount as Server2
[14:49] <kz3>  Reikoku: my network doesnt have encryption key
[14:49] <[THC]AcidRain> i dont want to run sudo everytime to mount :(
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> kiamo: can you give a pastebin of:  sudo apt-get update; lsb_release -a
[14:49] <Traintop> pokoko222: :-) -now you should go to NeHes site to get to know how to programm opengl from bottom to top :-)
[14:49] <kiamo> sure, just a second ActionParsnip ^^
[14:50] <CloudBlue> i need help =(
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> [THC]AcidRain: you can add it in /etc/fstab and it will mount at boot, you can use nautilus and you won't need any authentication
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> CloudBlue: ask away :)
[14:50] <[THC]AcidRain> ActionParsnip: i can add sudo in fstab? :/
[14:50] <[THC]AcidRain> cause ive already added it in fstab.
[14:50] <CloudBlue> ﻿my home directory ¨does not appear to exist¨ and shows up as an empty file when i log into another account. This was after my desktop froze and i had to hard reset...
[14:50] <yuvateja> by using ping command finding ip address of a particular  domain name is taking long time there is any other command is there?
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> [THC]AcidRain: no, it needs a different syntax, I'd look into using nautilus first (far easier)
[14:51] <CloudBlue> when i loged in before it worked just fine
[14:51] <kiamo> what's a good pastebin alt?
[14:51] <[THC]AcidRain> actually fstab seems to be handling it. cause i just got an error saying Server2 not found
[14:51] <kiamo> pastebin isn't loading for me
[14:51] <[THC]AcidRain> so ill have to create the dir now
[14:51] <pokoko222> Traintop i got myself this book called interactive computer graphics top down approach but i got also beginning game programming with opengl too because i need an opengl book and this one seems to be just that
[14:51] <Traintop> kiamo: paste.ubuntu.com
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> !paste | kiamo
[14:52] <kiamo> http://paste2.org/p/1526686
[14:52] <kiamo> ah
[14:52] <kiamo> nevermind, i found another ^^
[14:52] <BluesKaj> !pastebinit
[14:52] <[THC]AcidRain> final test right here!
[14:52] <dr_willis> [THC]AcidRain:  you may want to read up on fstab and mounting. you may be overlooking some basic fundamentals and getting confused
[14:52] <sipior> yuvateja: "dig domain.name.com", if i understand your question correctly.
[14:53] <[THC]AcidRain> grrrr! got a mount priviledge error again
[14:53] <Traintop> pokoko222: if you first get some demo to compile and run the journey really starts :-)
[14:53] <[THC]AcidRain> im gonna reboot and see if it will mount automatically
[14:53] <Traintop> s/run the/run; -the/
[14:53] <CloudBlue> how can i get my home directory account back?
[14:53] <Guest30519> Hi there, I think this is relevant...I am also trying to edit /etc/fstab in order to mount a second harddrive, however I am getting an error message
[14:53] <brahmana> XLV: I was trying that chroot thingy and got confused in the course.
[14:54] <h4xx0r> wats up :D
[14:54] <Guest30519> hmmm.. why do I come up as Guest30519?
[14:54] <[THC]AcidRain> Guest30519: what is your error? we will make it together
[14:54] <kiamo> ActionParsnip, forgot to put your name, don't know if you saw.  http://paste2.org/p/1526686
[14:54] <kiamo> ^^
[14:54] <yuvateja> sipior:yes,thank you
[14:54] <brahmana> XLV: I have a partition with ext2 fs now and I mounted / on that parition. Am I doing it right?
[14:54] <BluesKaj> !nick | Guest30519
[14:54] <dr_willis> !fstab
[14:54] <Traintop> pokoko222: the guys over at channel #gl or #opengl are also quite friendly and some of them have very good knowledge about gl :-)
[14:54] <Guest30519> the added line is line 9.  The error message says that line 9 is bad, but it is pretty much copied from the line that lists the main harddrive
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> kiamo: sudo apt-key adv --recv-key --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 94E58C34A8670E8C
[14:55] <XLV> brahmana, go into /mnt, sudo mkdir test, then chroot /mnt/test
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> kiamo: the xbmc doesn't have a natty folder, so you will get that error until they update
[14:55] <Guest30519> !nick
[14:55] <XLV> brahmana, sudo chroot /mnt/test
[14:55] <[THC]AcidRain> Guest30519: run sudo blkid /dev/disk
[14:55] <kiamo> ActionParsnip, oh i see.
[14:55] <kiamo> hmm
[14:55] <[THC]AcidRain> :)
[14:55] <Guest30519> :}
[14:55] <kiamo> thanks ActionParsnip :)
[14:55] <XLV> brahmana, also, you dont have to issue sudo all the time, if you use sudo -i one time at beginning
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> kiamo: you forgot to add the GPG key for your screenlets PPA too
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> kiamo: the command imports it
[14:56] <brahmana> XLV: sudo is fine, I did sudo bash to avoid the pain.. :)
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> kiamo: you CAN change the ppa in software centre to maverick and it will be ok but it may cause issues later. Your choice
[14:56] <VEndix> Can someone, help me to understand why do the FileZilla crashes without any error when i try to upload file to the server?
[14:56] <dr_willis> better to do sudo -i or -s
[14:56] <brahmana> XLV: I am little confused here. At beginning no part of the file system points to any hard-disk parition, right?
[14:57] <kiamo> ActionParsnip, ill try it.  I just want to test xbmc out before deciding to build a machine for it.  ^^
[14:57] <CloudBlue> T.T
[14:57] <dr_willis> kiamo:  check out boxxee also
[14:57] <dr_willis> boxee
[14:57] <XLV> brahmana, lets say your root partition of your ubuntu install is /dev/sda1
[14:57] <kiamo> dr_willis, oh yea?
[14:57] <BluesKaj> sudo or aliases and sudoers
[14:57]  * kiamo googles
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> kiamo: its not bad, resource hungry but not bad at all. If you make a dedicated system for it I'd suggest using some light desktop like LXDE instead of gnome
[14:57] <VEndix> Can someone, help me to understand why do the FileZilla crashes without any error when i try to upload file to the server?
[14:58] <dr_willis> kiamo:  its xbmc +moar
[14:58] <XLV> brahmana, you mkdir /mnt/test then mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/test then chroot /mnt/test
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> VEndix: do other ftp clients work ok? does the same behaviour occur as all users?
[14:58] <brahmana> XLV:  Well, that's the problem here. No ubuntu install exists here. The parition on which Ubuntu was installed is deleted.
[14:58] <XLV> brahmana, ... then just reinstall ubuntu
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> kiamo: could just install Lubuntu to make life easier ;)
[14:59] <VEndix> ActionParsnip: well i will try, what client i should install?
[14:59] <kiamo> dr_willis, im looking for a better solution for watching movies.  at the moment I am transcoding with PMS.  However about 50% of the time I have transcode errors
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> VEndix: there are plenty available, search software centre
[14:59] <Victor_> Hi
[14:59] <K4k> I'm getting a random, blank, window on my screen at login. I'm using icewm and I've got xscreensaver, nm-applet and xfce4-power-manager starting up, all without apparent errors. Any ideas what this window might be? I'm unable to close it.
[14:59] <kiamo> ActionParsnip, I was thinking of just installing the XBMC Live.
[14:59] <kiamo> ActionParsnip, maybe easier?
[14:59] <brahmana> XLV: I am trying to just reset the MBR for now. I am trying to avoid an install here. This is an old laptop and cannot handle the regular 10.04. So I want to leave it with just Windows
[14:59] <dr_willis> kiamo:  i had issues with xbmc live
[15:00] <CloudBlue> can someone help in a personal channel, it will only take a sec...
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> kiamo: that works too, not sure how drivers would work. depends what is on the CD to how well it will work
[15:00] <dr_willis> xmbc live was a little old last i tried it
[15:00] <Assid> heya
[15:00] <brahmana> XLV: Will a grub install to a hdd partition without any ubuntu install work?
[15:00] <XLV> brahmana, ok, then just go into windows, fire up easybcd, remove all linux entries from bcd menu if they exist, then somewhere in easybcd panels, theres an option "write mbr"
[15:00] <ushills> NickServ identify ushills stanley
[15:00] <BluesKaj> kiamo, you can add the xbmc repos to your soiurces list the 10.10 repos version works
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> ushills: ooops
[15:01] <Assid> so im planning on setting up an ubuntu desktop which works over iscsi for a diskless boot
[15:01] <XLV> brahmana, why you want grub on a system with no linux or any other OS that uses grub? use windows boot manager
[15:01] <brahmana> XLV: I have no way of going into Windows.. Grub just lands me in rescue shell.. !
[15:01] <dr_willis> ushills:  time to change password
[15:01] <ushills> Ooops indeed
[15:01] <Assid> can someone help me go about this?
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> ushills: I recommend you join #freenode and change password
[15:01] <Traintop> ushills: someone has to change its password... :-)
[15:01] <ushills> Password isn't correct fortunately
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> Assid: then you'll need a pxe server
[15:01] <dr_willis> lol
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> ushills: lucky
[15:02] <brahmana> XLV: No, I do not want grub. I just want to reset the MBR so that I can boot the machine.
[15:02] <iVictor> I updated ubuntu 2.6.32.32 to 2.6.32.33 and rebooted today. Since then, the system is not booting up. It throws error & drops to BusyBox.
[15:02] <kiamo> dr_willis, ActionParsnip, i had issues on this computer too.  I figured I would buy a low end system that is compatible and suitable for 1080p playback
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> iVictor: if you hold shift at boot, can you boot to the older kernel?
[15:02] <roy__> i need help guys with installing gallium and mesa over fglrx
[15:02] <Assid> ActionParsnip i already have endian firewall
[15:02] <XLV> brahmana, well, this is then purely #windows support territory.. but just to complete it, i'll say you need to boot from windows install cd, then depending on windows version ( xp or vista/7 ) theres a # of things to do
[15:02] <kiamo> dr_willis, boxee looks intresting
[15:02] <roy__> can someone help me with that?
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> Assid: does that have a pxe server and tftp server installed?
[15:03] <iVictor> I didn't try holding shift key & booting to earlier version. Though, right now, I am logged in to 2.6.32.32 (recovery).
[15:03] <brahmana> XLV: ok.. so essentially no way of doing from Ubuntu then?
[15:03] <dr_willis> kiamo:  i bought a boxee device the other day for $200. does netflix and a lot moar. smaller then a mini pc also
[15:03] <XLV> brahmana, none
[15:03] <AcidRain> hmmm
[15:03] <roy_> ?
[15:03] <AcidRain> the drive mounted properly this time
[15:03] <Assid> ActionParsnip i think so.. it does let me set the filename and rootpath for any fixed leases i want to setup
[15:03] <brahmana> XLV: ok.. thank you
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> iVictor: if it boots to the older version then run:   sudo update-grub
[15:03] <Assid> ActionParsnip can we take this in pm
[15:04] <AcidRain> but i have one last question.  in ubuntu, when i create a sym link.  how can i make the contents of that link accessible through the home dir of an ftp server
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> Assid: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PXEInstallServer
[15:04] <roy_> guys since fglrx gives me lots of issues
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> Assid: I dont support in PM
[15:04] <roy_> i want to try open source drivers
[15:04] <roy_> can someone help me install it properly and configure it?
[15:04] <AcidRain> i have the sym link in the home ftp server dir now. but it says no such file or dir
[15:04] <dr_willis> AcidRain:  ftp server may need some 'follow symlinks' setting enabled
[15:04] <AcidRain> hmmm... ill check it out
[15:04] <iVictor> ActionParsnip: Before I could boot normally to 2.6.32.32 (recovery), I've had to do a update-grub. So essentially, I've already done update-grub.
[15:04] <AcidRain> that would be in config right?
[15:04] <kiamo> dr_willis, can it play 1080p mkvs of a smb share easily enough?
[15:05] <dr_willis> kiamo:  should do it.
[15:05] <Assid> okay so  i need a tftp server
[15:05] <AcidRain> i use ftpdpro
[15:06] <CloudBlue> help, my home dir is screwed... when i log in a message pops up that ¨it does not appear to exist¨ and i would like root to be my home dir...
[15:06] <AcidRain> it has a little buggy gftpdpro admin gui
[15:06] <dr_willis> kiamo:  it does samba well and 1080p i belive. and can play mkv. but iv no 1080p videos that i know of
[15:06] <Assid> AcidRain you use a diskless setup?
[15:06] <BluesKaj> kiamo, personally I found xbmc clunky to use , too many menus to do what you want ...I prefer the simplicity of vlc , which is very configurable , and works well for our HT on this media server pc
[15:06] <dr_willis> CloudBlue:  you mean /root? or /
[15:07] <AcidRain> yeah. its in repos
[15:07] <CloudBlue> yes slash root (/root)
[15:07] <kiamo> BluesKaj, you use vlc for your HT?  Presumably running on ubuntu and just browse for the media you want?
[15:07] <dr_willis> kiamo:  boxee and xbmc have android phone remote apps also. so does vlc.. check out gmote also if using android.
[15:07] <dr_willis> kiamo:  i use vlc that way also. depends on my mood
[15:07] <CloudBlue> then when i logged into another account the folder shows up as a empty file
[15:08] <rocket16> Hello guys. I got my new Dell Inspirion 14R today and after installing Ubuntu 11.04, it says "Warning, this partitio is misaligned by 1024 bytes" in Disk utility. So, does it really affect performance?
[15:08] <dr_willis> CloudBlue:  why not make a proper /home/username dir
[15:08] <BluesKaj> kiamo, yes altho I use kde ,but that's almost immaterial..we find vlc easy ..even wife can access and watch without grief :)
[15:09] <CloudBlue> make another one?
[15:09] <kiamo> dr_willis, I've got an android phone but no bluetooth on the pc.  Does the remote use the wifi?
[15:09] <iVictor> any suggestions?
[15:09] <dr_willis> CloudBlue:  each user has a /home/username  dir owened by them. how did yours vanish?
[15:09] <kiamo> also, google results suggest a lot of stuttering on boxee for 1080p mkvs
[15:10] <dr_willis> kiamo: they all do it via wifi
[15:10] <kiamo> too bad, it was looking nice
[15:10] <kiamo> aaah excellent :)
[15:10] <dax_> Hi, does anyone know where I can find keyboard models for sony vaio? It currently doesn't recognize my right alt and ctrl keys
[15:10] <rocket16> Any help, guys?
[15:10] <CloudBlue> i dont know, all i know is it happened after my computer froze on the same account and i had to hard shut down
[15:11] <dr_willis> CloudBlue:  i wouls suggest fscking the filesystems and remakiing a proper home dir then
[15:11] <freemoser> hi leute
[15:12] <iVictor> I updated ubuntu 2.6.32.32 to 2.6.32.33 and rebooted today. Since then, the system is not booting up. It throws error & drops to BusyBox.
[15:12] <kiamo> hmm
[15:13] <kiamo> ok, so how do I fix the xbmc repo version?
[15:13] <CloudBlue> yea i did fscking, but should i delete the empty file and create a new one, is that what your suggesting?
[15:13] <dr_willis> CloudBlue:  what empty file? the home dir.. is a directory..
[15:13] <dr_willis>  /home/yourusername
[15:14] <dr_willis> and it needs to be owned by your user also.
[15:14] <dr_willis> !chown
[15:14] <BluesKaj> kiamo, if you insist on xbmc , I suggest you join #xbmc-linux for help
[15:15] <kiamo> aaah thank you :)
[15:16] <roy_> guys can u help me out with something?
[15:16] <dr_willis> webupd8 blog site has a guide on installing xbmc. like 3 lines cut/paste
[15:17] <Traintop> roy_: depends on what you are thinking about... :-)
[15:17] <roy_> lol
[15:17] <roy_> ok
[15:17] <roy_> the issue is this, fglrx.so locks up my system after giving me two boom messages in kernel log
[15:17] <roy_> im running xubuntu 64bit 11.04
[15:17] <roy_> ati hd3850
[15:18] <roy_> and i decided to give the open source driver a try
[15:18] <Traintop> roy: sorry, but I have no knowledge about fglrx... :-(
[15:18] <roy_> but right now im stuck with software support only: OpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer
[15:18] <Traintop> isn't there a whole channel for fglrx?
[15:19] <roy_> can u tell me its name?
[15:19] <roy_> actually i dont want fglrx anymore
[15:19] <roy_> i want the open source
[15:19] <farhad2161> how can i set a destionation folder for tar to extract file there.i want to untar a file from cd drive to /test/
[15:19] <roy_> i removed the fglrx
[15:20] <Traintop> farhad2161: then do "cd /test; tar -xvf /path/to/tar"
[15:21] <unop> farhad2161,  tar xvf file.tar -C /path/to/extract/to
[15:21] <rocket16> Does a misaligned partition reduce performance in real?
[15:23] <CloudBlue> um, how can i delete a file when i have no permission?
[15:24] <ilea> what program in need or how it is caled to see system info?
[15:24] <Monotoko> CloudBlue, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[15:25] <Monotoko> ilea, which system info are you after?
[15:25] <Monotoko> there are several programs
[15:25] <ilea> i knew a program that ended with the word benchmark
[15:25] <ilea> with that i could see all the info
[15:26] <ilea> procesor
[15:26] <ilea> ram
[15:26] <ilea> video card
[15:28] <Guest61894> hi I am using lubuntu lxde I was wondrig if there is a auto login setting?
[15:28] <Guest61894> wondering
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> Guest61894: sure there is
[15:29] <darnel> how can i convert ppt to pdf at the command line?
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> darnel: I believe imagemagick may be able to
[15:30] <Guest61894> ActionParsnip I cant find it
[15:30] <darnel> ActionParsnip: how?
[15:30] <farhad2161> good
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> darnel: read the man page of: convert    after you install imagemagick
[15:30] <darnel> ActionParsnip: can it do pptx also?
[15:31] <darnel> ActionParsnip: i think it cant
[15:31] <BluesKaj> darnel, http://askubuntu.com/questions/11130/how-can-i-convert-a-ppt-to-a-pdf-from-the-command-line
[15:31] <darnel> maybe pdf to ppt
[15:31] <snimavat> for my 64 bit processor, should i use 64 bit ubuntu or ? as the ubuntu site seems to recommend 32 bit
[15:32] <edbian> snimavat: go for 64 bit
[15:32] <snimavat> gret
[15:32] <edbian> snimavat: Sometimes there are some small hangups but not usually anymore
[15:32] <darnel> BluesKaj: that tool is obsolete an ddoesnt exist anymore
[15:32] <snimavat> one more thing, how do i setup wireless network between ubuntu and my win 7 laptop
[15:32] <snimavat> both are connected to a wireless router
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> Guest61894: gksudo leafpad /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf
[15:33] <edbian> snimavat: What are you trying to share between the two machines?
[15:33] <Traintop> snimavat: just go to "Network" in nautilus :-)(
[15:33] <snimavat> files and printer
[15:33] <Guest61894> ok thanks
[15:34] <snimavat> the main thing is, i want to share win7 files in linux and vice-versa
[15:34] <snimavat> Traintop: what after that ?
[15:35] <Traintop> snimavat: if you have installed samba you can easily browse the win-shares via network in nautilus; if you want to share dirs on your ubuntu-machine for win-machines right-click them and go to "Freigabeoptionen" don't know how this is called in english
[15:35] <snimavat> okey
[15:35] <snimavat> let me try it, does any one know the english name for it, btw ?
[15:36] <Snicers-Work2> where do I set a custom lib path for php?
[15:36] <Traintop> should be something like "share-options" or similar
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> snimavat: look into samba
[15:36] <Traintop> in german it's the third entry from the bottom of that context-menu
[15:36] <Guest61894> ActonParsnip thank you have the settings up what do i need to change auto login setting to
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> Guest61894: try READING the file...
[15:38] <Traintop> in german from bottom there are: "Eigenschaften, Senden an, Freigabeoptionen"
[15:39] <Traintop> so in english it should be: "Properties, Send to, Share...."
[15:39] <Guest61894> autologin=dgod read it
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> Guest61894: make sure it isn't commented out and autologin will happen
[15:42] <Guest61894> ok thank you
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> Guest61894: make sure the session is session=/usr/bin/startlxde
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> Guest61894: save the new file, reboot to test
[15:43] <AlfE1> hello
[15:43] <snimavat> shared it
[15:43] <snimavat> but still win7 doesnt see the folder.
[15:44] <AlfE1> where does network manager store vpn logs?
[15:44] <Traintop> snimavat: did you look for "Workgroup", the samba-shares are in this group
[15:45] <Snicers-Work2> TML-prv: ok, so if i want to recompile php from source and overwrite my old compiled php what do I do?
[15:45] <Snicers-Work2> sorry
[15:45] <snimavat> Traintop: how do i do that ?
[15:45] <Beelsebob> Hey, OS X has a command "atos" that translates an address in either a process or a library to a string (i.e. will convert a function pointer to it's name)  – is there a similar command under linux?
[15:45] <snimavat> i just did \\
[15:46] <snimavat> with the ip
[15:46] <TML-prv> Snicers-Work2: Well, if you installed PHP via a package, you should use "apt-get source php5" and then build yourself some custom .debs
[15:48] <Snicers-Work2> So I need to recompile apache and have it replace the old apt-get version of apache. How do I do this?
[15:48] <TML-prv> apt-get source apache2 && apt-get build-dep apache2
[15:48] <TML-prv> That will give you a source tree and all the build dependencies
[15:49] <Snicers-Work2> TML-prv: I did that, it did not change the php configure command in phpinfo
[15:49] <TML-prv> Snicers-Work2: Recompiling Apache wouldn't change PHP, no
[15:49] <jrib> Snicers-Work2: why do you believe you need to recompile apache?
[15:50] <Snicers-Work2> jrib: I did not mean to type apache at all, I meant php5.
[15:50] <jrib> Snicers-Work2: why do you believe you need to recompile php5?
[15:51] <TML-prv> Snicers-Work2: Well, then you should be saying 'php5' instead of 'apache2' in my above suggestions, but jrib's question still bears merit
[15:51] <Snicers-Work2> jrib: Because I need to change the configure command, can I do this without recompiling php5? I was told I had to.
[15:51] <TML-prv> Snicers-Work2: Why do you need to change the configure command?
[15:51] <TML-prv> What's the *real* problem you're trying to solve with all of this/
[15:51] <jrib> Snicers-Work2: *why*?  What is your end goal that the version in the repositories is not allowing you to accomplish?
[15:51] <Snicers-Work2> TML-prv: Because I am including MSSQL library and was told it had to be included via the configure command line.
[15:52] <Snicers-Work2> TML-prv: Freetds is not a part of PHP out of the box, I need to include it.
[15:53] <TML-prv> Snicers-Work2: apt-get install php5-sybase
[15:53] <Snicers-Work2> TML-prv: that has freetds?
[15:53] <isarl> I upgraded from 10.10 to 11.04, and now my computer won't start. I suspect it's due to the graphics - if I time it just right, I can Ctrl-Alt-F3 into a virtual terminal before the drivers load, but it's tricky timing. I'm using a LiveCD right now. How can I fix it?
[15:54] <isarl> I already tried removing my xorg.conf so that a new one would get autogenerated; no luck.
[15:54] <TML-prv> Snicers-Work2: Although, honestly, unixODBC is going to be a lot smooth for you than freetds.
[15:54] <petanilinux> hello all
[15:54] <TML-prv> s/smooth/smoother/
[15:54] <thrasher456> hello ^^
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> isarl: what video chip do you use?
[15:54] <petanilinux> some one can help me
[15:55] <isarl> ATi Radeon HD 5480, IIRC
[15:55] <Snicers-Work2> TML-prv: I can work on unixODBC another day, this is just to apease the microsoft department.
[15:55] <isarl> *5450
[15:55] <petanilinux> i can't setting my printer
[15:55] <kz3> can wine support Photoshop CS5?
[15:55] <Pici> !appdb | kz3
[15:55] <petanilinux> how to setting EPSON STYLUS OFFICE T30
[15:55] <petanilinux> ?
[15:56] <petanilinux> on ubuntu
[15:56] <isarl> ActionParsnip: I have the ATi driver downloaded, but from within the LiveCD, a chroot to my hard drive isn't enough to get the installer working.
[15:56] <petanilinux> i didn't found driver for it
[15:56] <lok> Hi everyone ... does anybody now about the package Sip-Api-7.1 or can anyone help me to install serna ... it always tells me that I need this package ... I read that python-sip was a virtual package for sip-api-7.1 ... I've installed that already but still it asks for the sip-api-7.1 ... anyone got an idea?
[15:56] <AlfE1> where does network manager store the vpn logs?
[15:57] <bytesaber_work> How do I make smb mount point show up in ubuntu's nautilus as mounted drives?
[15:57] <Snicers-Work2> TML-prv: Do I need to restart a service after running 'apt-get install php5-sybase'?
[15:57] <TML-prv> Snicers-Work2: Well, at this point, I don't think this conversation belongs in #ubuntu - we can discuss the quality (or lack thereof) of PHP MSSQL drivers on Linux in ##PHP
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> petanilinux: http://www.openprinting.org/printer/Epson/Epson-Stylus_Office_T30
[15:57] <Mindspider> Hey. I'm having a problem with Chromium on Ubuntu 11.04. For seemingly no reason it has started loading websites painfully slow, not at all or without any kind of style, just text. Other applications, including other browsers work fine.
[15:57] <petanilinux> ActionParsnip: thx brother
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> isarl: i'd uninstall theproprietary driver in the installed OS, then reboot and install thedriver
[15:57] <jason__> ActionParsnip thank you auto login now works
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> petanilinux: all I did was websearch.....
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> jason__: sweet
[15:58] <isarl> ActionParsnip: How do I do that? I can't even boot...
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> isarl: hold shift at boot, select recovery mode, select root.No X server to get in the way
[15:59] <petanilinux> ActionParsnip: oke i am sorry.. brother
[15:59] <isarl> ActionParsnip: Thanks; I'll give that a try.  Is that just for Grub2, or for classic as well?
[15:59] <petanilinux> thx all
[15:59] <zeroburn> hay all. I am experiencing a problem with getting apache to run. I installed ubuntu 10.04 32bit alternative install, followed by an install of xinit and xubuntu-desktop. I aslo installed apache2 (using synaptic) and then downloaded and installed webmin to administrate te server. But apache refuses to run. the only output in the terminal is: "no such file or directory: apache2: could not open error log file logs/error_log. unable to open logs." then it exit
[15:59] <NielsMkn> Hey guys
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> isarl: you just need recovery mode root, get it however you normally would
[15:59] <coder21> pra
[16:00] <lok> Hi everyone ... does anybody now about the package Sip-Api-7.1 or can anyone help me to install serna ... it always tells me that I need this package ... I read that python-sip was a virtual package for sip-api-7.1 ... I've installed that already but still it asks for the sip-api-7.1 ... anyone got an idea?
[16:00] <isarl> ActionParsnip: cheers. If I'm not back in 10 minutes, it's because it's worked.
[16:00] <NielsMkn> I don't wish to be a troll, but is xubuntu 11.04 more similar to gnome 2.6? I don't like unity but I want to stay with the latest release
[16:01] <szal> lok: what tells you to install that?
[16:01] <szal> !classic | NielsMkn
[16:01] <petanilinux> ActionParsnip : thx brother i am found driver for it
[16:01] <zeroburn> NielsMkn: its very simmilar to win 2000 and pre....
[16:02] <zeroburn> NielsMkn: the xubuntu interface...
[16:02] <lok> szal: apt-get or the software center, depending on which one I try it with ... it says there are unresolved dependecies
[16:02] <NielsMkn> ah is it true that the rollback option to gnome will be removed in 11.10?
[16:03] <zeroburn> NielsMkn: yep.. unfortunatly.. according to the ubuntu forums, Gnome3 wont support the "classic" desktop out the box.. needs to be installed seperately (or something simmilar to the clasic desktop)
[16:03] <dyd> i've downloaded a file in tar.gz
[16:03] <dyd> i suppose i have to unzip that in usr folder
[16:03] <dyd> how can i do that by command line?
[16:03] <NielsMkn> I hate both gnome 3 and unity :((
[16:04] <NielsMkn> I hate typing things everytime in search
[16:04] <surfdue> Hello, is there a way to make the system recognize extra space if its on avirtual machine without a restart
[16:04] <Pici> NielsMkn: GNOME isn't supporting gnome2 anymore, so we don't have much of a choice.
[16:04] <ActionParsnip> NielsMkn: then use a different DE
[16:04] <coder21> i am using ubuntu 11.04 ,before i was using lucid 10.04 lts ,in that my graphics card was working 3d appearance were working but in 11.04 not working,any suggestions??
[16:04] <szal> lok: what *buntu version?
[16:04] <zeroburn> NielsMkn: wel.. haha i never flame windows, but atleast ubuntu gives you a chance to get used to the new desktop environment before making the full switch :)...
[16:04] <lok> szal: 11.04, natty
[16:04] <NielsMkn> well yeah :D
[16:05] <ActionParsnip> NielsMkn: problem solved :D
[16:05] <szal> lok: a quick search suggests that Natty doesn't have sip-api-7.1, it has 8.0 and 8.1
[16:05] <NielsMkn> ActionParsnip, which DE?
[16:06] <ActionParsnip> NielsMkn: KDE, LXDE, XFCE or just go with openbox, fluxbox etc ;)
[16:06] <surfdue> hmm
[16:06] <NielsMkn> Well which one is most like gnome 2.6?
[16:07] <Neoncamouflage> KDE reminds me of Windows too much, it's irritating.
[16:07] <ActionParsnip> NielsMkn: look at some screenshots, see which you like
[16:07] <NielsMkn> eh, I don't want my ubuntu to look like Windows :/
[16:07] <Neoncamouflage> Nor do I, why I used it for like 15 minutes and switched back to Gnome
[16:07] <lok> szal: thanks ... the problem is, now, can I use a former version or would that ruin other programms or how can I get serna ...
[16:07] <coder21> compiz manager,3D settings not working in ubuntu 11.04 natty
[16:07] <NielsMkn> Well ActionParsnip I looked at them, and found xfce similar :o
[16:07] <Reikoku> NielsMkn: LXDE is pretty GNOME-like
[16:08] <NielsMkn> not gnome 3 right? :O
[16:08] <szal> lok: what the ... is serna?
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> NielsMkn: then use that, sudo apt-get install xfce4   log off, select xfce as the session and log in
[16:08] <Neoncamouflage> I have a question, how is Gnome pronounced? I've heard three different ways of saying it, is there an official pronunciation?
[16:08] <dcorking> the committer of the apt changelog I mentioned earlier tells me that the linked LP bug is private, which is why it is invisible to the web.
[16:08] <lok> szal: serna is a WYSIWYG xml editor ... actually the best open source one
[16:08] <NielsMkn> but right now, you guys told me it was like windows 2000 :O
[16:08] <NielsMkn> and I dont' want windows and definetely not an old one :P
[16:09] <Reikoku> Neoncamouflage: I pronounce it as in Gnome with a silent G
[16:09] <Reikoku> So nome
[16:09] <zeroburn> NielsMkn: follow the other guy's advice... google... lolz..
[16:09] <Neoncamouflage> I've always said it as like Gee-Nome.
[16:09] <Neoncamouflage> As does my friend
[16:09] <NielsMkn> doing that, just wanted your opinions as well :D
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> NielsMkn: look at screenshots and try it, you can always add another panel if you like the double panel look
[16:10] <Reikoku> NielsMkn: Try all of them out
[16:10] <NielsMkn> All of them :O
[16:10] <szal> !info serna
[16:10] <surfdue> Hello, is there a way to make the system recognize extra space if its on avirtual machine without a restart
[16:10] <Reikoku> Pick the one you don't like
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> Neoncamouflage: Gnomes are little fictitious people
[16:10] <Reikoku> you like*
[16:10] <NielsMkn> lol why would I pick one I don't like :P
[16:10] <NielsMkn> oh
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> Neoncamouflage: I use lxde personally but I theme it so it looks like gnome :)
[16:10] <Reikoku> I'd try at least kde4, gnome 3, xfce 4 and lxde
[16:10] <zeroburn> NielsMkn: KDE is very win7/vista like... If you HAVE to compare... Unity people say is alot like osx.(dont know if this is true) but really, just theme it?
[16:10] <Neoncamouflage> ActionParsnip: My desktop is fictitious? O.o
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> Neoncamouflage: just its name
[16:11] <Reikoku> I like fluxbox lol
[16:11] <zeroburn> surfdue: please explain your question in more detail?
[16:11] <NielsMkn> so what do you guys use?
[16:11] <Pici> !poll
[16:11] <Reikoku> I like unity too, but can't get it over here
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> NielsMkn: in short, there is more selection of desktop in Ubuntu.  More than just Gnome, I'd try a few and review
[16:11] <Reikoku> NielsMkn: FluxBox or xfce or e17 I use
[16:11] <szal> lok: file a bug
[16:12] <Reikoku> Right now xfce4
[16:12] <lok> szal: sorry, I don't understand
[16:12] <Reikoku> But I don't like panels, period
[16:12] <NielsMkn> can I try them in ubuntu maverick as well?
[16:12] <NielsMkn> Using it right now
[16:12] <Neoncamouflage> I use Gnome 2.x with both panels on autohide. I like it as minimalistic as possible.
[16:14] <Reikoku> NielsMkn: You might have to find a 3rd party repo to try the latest builds
[16:14] <Reikoku> But on the whole yes
[16:15] <NielsMkn> or just adapt to unity... :s
[16:15] <Reikoku> lol so many people hate unity
[16:16] <Reikoku> I love it :P
[16:16]  * szal never tried it & probably never will
[16:16] <Neoncamouflage> I've been refusing to upgrade just because of all the Unity hate. I like Gnome and I'm keeping it.
[16:16] <NielsMkn> I tried it and hate it
[16:16]  * szal just uses KDE
[16:17]  * Neoncamouflage shudders at the thought of KDE
[16:17] <szal> all the way back to 2003 (3.2)
[16:17] <NielsMkn> Why did it change the menu bar at the top ? :(
[16:17] <Reikoku> I don't like kde at all but DEs are an aesthetics thing
[16:17] <Reikoku> e17 has been my favourite DE so far
[16:18] <Neoncamouflage> never even heard of that, will have to look it up
[16:18] <femi> can someone help me?
[16:18]  * szal would have a hard time w/o all the kioslaves
[16:18] <zeroburn> Neoncamouflage: its ALOT like osx
[16:18] <szal> femi: with what?
[16:18] <NielsMkn> enlightenment?
[16:19] <femi> installed this flashplugin-nonfree. Adobe Flash Player plugin installer (transitional package)
[16:19] <NielsMkn> no screenshots on their site :/
[16:19] <Reikoku> Enlightenment DR17 yes
[16:19] <femi> and now I can't remove it
[16:19] <Reikoku> Not the stable one (e16)
[16:19] <dirk69> #xborg
[16:20] <szal> Reikoku: will E17 ever come out of development state? ;)
[16:21] <femi> when I try to remove it gives me an error
[16:21] <Reikoku> szal: I'm really not sure
[16:22] <Reikoku> femi: What's the error? :P
[16:22] <femi> installArchives() failed: dpkg: error processing flashplugin-nonfree (--remove): Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstall it before attempting a removal.No apport report written because MaxReports is reached already Errors were encountered while processing: flashplugin-nonfree
[16:23] <szal> femi: sudo apt-get install --reinstall flashplugin-nonfree && sudo apt-get remove --purge flashplugin-nonfree
[16:24] <femi> okay
[16:24] <rstaples> hello
[16:24] <femi> Reading package lists... Done
[16:24] <femi> Building dependency tree
[16:24] <femi> Reading state information... Done
[16:24] <femi> You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these:
[16:24] <femi> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[16:24] <femi>  flashplugin-nonfree : Depends: flashplugin-installer but it is not going to be installed
[16:24] <casey>  
[16:24] <FloodBot1> femi: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:25] <coder21> compiz settings manager not working in ubuntu 11.04 natty,so extra visual effects not getting enabled,i use dell studio 1558 with 1Gb AMD graphics card installed
[16:25] <dirk69> i have installed "flash-aid" for
[16:25] <rstaples> does anyone know of a ubuntu/linux equivalent command to windows {windows-s} for screen captures?
[16:25] <Guest14388> Would anyone be able to tell me what line to add to the below fstab file if my goal is to mount /dev/sba: # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[16:25] <Guest14388> #
[16:25] <Guest14388> # Use 'blkid -o value -s UUID' to print the universally unique identifier
[16:25] <Guest14388> # for a device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust way to name
[16:25] <Guest14388> # devices that works even if disks are added and removed. See fstab(5).
[16:25] <FloodBot1> Guest14388: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:25] <Guest14388> #
[16:25] <femi> ...that thing muted me
[16:26] <dirk69> firefox and i have never flashprobs
[16:26] <szal> femi: now read the bot message & guess why..
[16:26] <NielsMkn> later guys
[16:26] <jihaduallah> hello, are ubuntu custom keyboard shortcuts actually working for anyone ? because all i'm getting is this type of error: ''Error while trying to run (F) which is linked to the key (<Control><Alt>f)''
[16:27] <rstaples> does anyone know of a ubuntu/linux equivalent command to windows {windows-s} for screen captures?
[16:27] <szal> femi: and, for a change, read what you pasted -> [18:24:55] <femi> You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these:
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> Guest14388: you can't mount /dev/sdb
[16:28] <skegeek> I want to assign my http server user home directory to an unusual location, but also have it accessible via the standard location. Is it wise to use a symlink under /home/ pointing to the real location or is that looking for trouble?
[16:28] <jason__> is gnash player able to play youtube videos sometime since I tried it ubuntu 9,04 i think
[16:28] <Guest14388> ActionParsnip Thanks. Is there no way to see my secondary harrdive then?
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> jason__: have you tried minitube?
[16:28] <coder21> compiz settings manager not working in ubuntu 11.04 natty,so extra visual effects not getting enabled,i use dell studio 1558 with 1Gb AMD graphics card installed
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> Guest14388: yes, you mount the partitions
[16:28] <ramsesqwanell> jai créé mon serveur jabber et jai installé gajim sur une autre machine. comment lenregistrer sur mon serveur svp?
[16:28] <szal> !fr | ramsesqwanell
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> Guest14388: the first partition is /dev/sdb1
[16:29] <HackerII> rstaples  ctrl+ptr/scr
[16:29] <jason__> minitube? not heard of it
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> !info minitube
[16:29] <femi> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[16:29] <Anon1234> Hi, I've got a problem with unity not working after switching the graphics card. It works from any live media, but not on the previous installation
[16:29] <szal> femi: when doing what?
[16:29] <HackerII> rstaples  sry  its tab+ prt/scr
[16:29] <Anon1234> Also the session startup time has become extremely long
[16:29] <jason__> ok i wil giv it a go thanks
[16:30] <Guest14388> ActionParsnip I can see the first harddrive and the second physical harddrive is not partitioned. ...okay, clearly this will require more reading. Can you suggest where to start?
[16:30] <femi> sudo apt-get -f install
[16:30] <Panarchy> hi
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> Anon1234: then run:  dmesg | less      and look for large gaps in time (left hand colomn is the time since boot in seconds)
[16:30] <Anon1234> ActionParsnip: ok
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> Guest14388: look into gparted
[16:31] <Guest14388> ActionParsnip Thanks will do!
[16:32] <Anon1234> ActionParsnip: The gaps are at most a few seconds,
[16:32] <Panarchy> How do I add a custom location to the Ubuntu 11.04 dock?
[16:32] <fonfy> Can anyone advice about installing drivers for Nvidia GeForce GT 540M on ubuntu 10.10 LTS ?
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> Anon1234: did you read the full log?
[16:32] <aikInsaan> hey folks...I have upgraded to natty from maverick hoping to use Unity....but I am still on the classic gnome
[16:32] <Anon1234> ActionParsnip: yes
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> Panarchy: do you mean unity?
[16:33] <Panarchy> yeah
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> Anon1234: I'd read slower
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> Panarchy: its currently immovable
[16:33] <Neoncamouflage> Does anyone know how to make an application launcher that runs with java? I tried the command to run it with java as a prefix but it didn't work.
[16:33] <Panarchy> No, I mean, I want to add /home/projects to that dock
[16:33] <Panarchy> Neoncamouflage: You can just wrap it in C
[16:34] <Neoncamouflage> Panarchy: I don't know C
[16:34] <Phr3d13> Panarchy, scroll to the bottom there's a add location thing i think
[16:34] <fonfy> how do I tell Ubuntu 10.10 LTS where to look for nvidia drivers, or do I have to do this manually?
[16:34] <Panarchy> Phr3d13: But I already have the Home folder on the dock, I want an extra folder link for my Projects folder
[16:34] <aikInsaan> hey folks...I have upgraded to natty from maverick hoping to use Unity....but I am still on the classic gnome
[16:34] <Anon1234> ActionParsnip: It is rather short. And I was mainly looking for the gaps. They are mainly around remounting
[16:34] <sandetri> it would be under system
[16:35] <ActionParsnip> Panarchy: I've seen a replacemenr /usr/share/applications which you can add entries to the right click menu
[16:35] <Neoncamouflage> aikInsann-When on the login screen there'll be an option to change from gnome classic to Unity.
[16:35] <Panarchy> Neoncamouflage: It'll only take a minute, find someone elses wrapper and have some fun
[16:35] <sandetri> system> Admin> addtiaonl srivers
[16:35] <szal> aikInsaan: educated guess: log out, select your user, choose Session Type "Unity" (or whatever it's called), log in
[16:36] <Phr3d13> Panarchy, i'd have to log into my unity, but as far as i know, down at the bottom of the unity sidebar, there's options to add stuff to it
[16:36] <Anon1234> ActionParsnip: now after a long time (1548s) there's another thing: [drm:drm_mode_getfb] *ERROR* invalid framebuffer id
[16:36] <yuvateja> may create buttons and textboxs and combo boxes in shell scripting?
[16:36] <fonfy> how do I tell Ubuntu 10.10 LTS where to look for nvidia drivers, or do I have to do this manually?
[16:36] <aikInsaan> szal: thanks...i'll give that a go
[16:36] <aikInsaan> Neoncamouflage: tx
[16:36] <Panarchy> HOW DO I ADD /home/Projects to my UBUNTU DOCK!?
[16:37] <szal> !caps | Panarchy
[16:37] <nit-wit> Panarchy, drag the folder to the dock
[16:37] <Panarchy> !rage | szal
[16:37] <Phr3d13> fonfy, System > Administration > Additional Drivers
[16:37] <aikInsaan> szal: unity isn't listed under session type
[16:38] <Panarchy> nit-wit: Drag didn't work :\
[16:38] <yuvateja> may create buttons and textboxs and combo boxes in shell scripting?
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> Anon1234: ok then see what that means online
[16:38] <Panarchy> yuvateja: Sure, in Perl
[16:38] <Phr3d13> Panarchy, scroll to the bottom of the sidebar and there's two add stuff options
[16:38] <szal> aikInsaan: what _is_ listed there?
[16:38] <meg_> :0
[16:39] <Panarchy> Phr3d13: Can't see that option :\
[16:40] <Anon1234> ActionParsnip: it seems it's a problem with nouveau drivers. But I've got an ATI card, not nVidia
[16:40] <yuvateja> panarchy: not possible in shell script
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> Panarchy: http://paste.ubuntu.com/646628/   here is mine, I can right click and the extra entries appear :)
[16:41] <wcchandler_work> When messing with SLES or RHEL during the install I have an option to use network based logins.  Is that possible on Ubuntu?  Is it trivial?
[16:41] <Phr3d13> Panarchy, try opening what you want to add and then find it in the sidebar, right click on it, select keep in launcher
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> Anon1234: could blacklist the nouveau driver, may help
[16:41] <Anon1234> ActionParsnip: Alright, I'll see
[16:42] <Anon1234> ActionParsnip: But it doesn't even seem to be loaded right now. The only ones related to graphics are fglrx and radeon
[16:42] <Panarchy> Phr3d13: That's what I was planning on doing, but since I already have a nautilus shortcut in the dock (for Home) I can't add a second one for \home\projects
[16:43] <yuvateja> panarchy: is n't possible in shell script ?
[16:43] <tertl3> lol
[16:43] <Anon1234> ActionParsnip: Also, this seems to appear in the log everytime I switch sessions (or whatever it's called, jsut ctrl+alt+f1/f7)
[16:44] <Phr3d13> how do i register my nick here?
[16:44] <fonfy> Could someone advise me about getting Nvidia drivers running in Ubuntu 10.10 LTS.  I tried System->Adminstration->Hardware Drivers and nothing is listed
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> !register | Phr3d13
[16:44] <Anon1234> And the big problem is that gnome-panel doesn't appear
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: which nvidia chip?
[16:44] <[snake]> can you get atlantis2 plugin for compiz on ubuntu 10.04 x86_64
[16:45] <Phr3d13> fonfy, what ubuntu version?
[16:45] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, its NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M 2GB VRAM
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: sudo apt-get -y install nvidia-current
[16:45] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, stickers also says GEFORCE GT540M CUDA 2 GB
[16:45] <saturn6962> Does anyone know if the brcm80211 broadcom wireless drivers still need to be patched for full functionality with pen testing tools?
[16:46] <aikInsaan> hello again...i was talking about enabling unity on natty when my battery died
[16:46] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, its running. I'm praying it works
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> !info nvidia-current maverick
[16:46] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, just bought a brand new Acer Aspire 5755G laptop
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: you may need the xorg edger updates ppa to get the 270 driver
[16:47] <Lok> Hi, can anyone tell me if I can have two version of the same package on my pc ... I would need sip-api-7.1 but I already have sip-api-8.1 and I am not sure whether 8.1 is needed by other packages so I can't just remove it
[16:47] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, i'll be happy to just get the 1366 pixel resolution resolved
[16:47] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, i'm locked to 1024
[16:47] <ikonia> Lok: how have you got 2 versions of the same package on the PC ?
[16:47] <Phr3d13> Yay I'm registered!
[16:48] <Guest14388> Question: What type of formatting should I give to my secondary harddrive if I want to use it as a mirror/backup for my primary drive?
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: the driver will help a lot. You are currently using the open driver
[16:48] <Lok> ikonia: I haven't ... I have 8.1 cause it is in the package repositories, but for another programm I would need a former one
[16:48] <aikInsaan> so the options on the log in screen are 'ubuntu' 'recovery console' 'ubuntu classic' 'ubuntu safe mode' 'user defined'
[16:48] <Rudolf_> Y i dont get the option of 'install ubuntu alongside windows 7' while installing ubuntu?
[16:48] <[snake]> can you get atlantis2 plugin for compiz on ubuntu 10.04 x86_64?
[16:48] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, you mean the previous sudo apt-get recommendation may fix the problem?
[16:48] <Guest14388> gparted does not seem to hande ext4 which is what my primary harddrive is
[16:48] <ikonia> Lok: do you have any ide of the software you want to use needs that specific version or a minimum of that version ?
[16:49] <aikInsaan> there is no option for unity...and i have tried these options...unity isn't one of them
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: the command I gave installs the driver for you
[16:49] <Phr3d13> aikInsaan, i believe ubuntu if the 'unity' option
[16:49] <Lok> ikonia: you mean if I know what it is? or if I know the source?
[16:49] <ikonia> Lok: what software do you want to use ?
[16:49] <aikInsaan> Phr3d13: that's what I thought....turns out it isn't
[16:49] <[snake]> can you get atlantis2 plugin for compiz on ubuntu 10.04 64bit?
[16:50] <Lok> ikonia: Serna ... it is a graphical xml editor... the best i know acutally and I did not find any equivalent free alternative
[16:50] <Phr3d13> aikInsaan, if you don't have a good enough card/the right drivers the unity interface won't show up
[16:50] <aikInsaan> Phr3d13: i read somewhere that there are some hardware requirements
[16:50] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, I tried running the drivers directly from the nvidia website before. it was a shell script but it didn't seem to work.  I guess the apt-get maybe works nicer because its aimed directly for ubuntu right? (its nearly finished downloading)
[16:50] <ikonia> Lok: ok , so have you tried it with sip 8.1 ?
[16:50] <ikonia> Lok: or do you know it specfically needs sip 7
[16:50] <aikInsaan> Phr3d13: hmm...is there a way around that
[16:50] <Phr3d13> aikInsaan, do you still have the default drivers for your video card?
[16:50] <[snake]> i want some fish inside my desktop cube
[16:50] <aikInsaan> Phr3d13: yea, it's all runnning on default drivers
[16:51] <Phr3d13> aik System > Administration > Additional Drivers
[16:51] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, may I ask. Does edger ppa thing give me anything better than the plain sudo apt-get ?
[16:51] <aikInsaan> Phr3d13: i remember reading that you can install specific drivers to make unity work on most boxes where it doesn't work by default
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: the packaged version will upgrade automatically. Makes life easier
[16:51] <Lok> ikonia: if I say like "sudo apt-get install serna" it tells me it depends on sip-api-7.1, but this one cannot be installed, so I guess I need exactly that one
[16:51] <ikonia> Lok: what repo are you getting serna from ?
[16:52] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, is there any reason it wasn't offered to me in the System->Administration->Hardware Drivers section?
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: it will give a later version than the maverick repo can. The natty one is a bit newer than the maverick one
[16:52] <|--------------p> holas
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> !info nvidia-current natty
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: no idea, i always use that command
[16:52] <|--------------p> alguien podria ayudarme con un problemita que tengo?
[16:52] <ikonia> !br | |--------------p
[16:53] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, thanks. I'll reboot now and see if it does the trick!
[16:53] <[snake]> how can I get the atlantis2 plugin for compiz?
[16:53] <skegeek> EHCP claims to be built specifically for Ubuntu, if that's so I wonder why it has an easy installation script but nothing for removal?
[16:53] <aikInsaan> is it true that if Unity isn't enabled on my Natty box with the default drivers, I can still get drivers which will make it work?
[16:53] <ikonia> !ar | |--------------p
[16:54] <Lok> ikonia: from natty universe
[16:54] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, well I booted up and it didn't appear any different
[16:54] <ikonia> Lok: are you currently using natty ?
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: try:  sudo nvidia-xconfig    then reboot
[16:55] <Lok> yes
[16:55] <Lok> ikonia: yes I am
[16:55] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, it said "WARNING: Unable to locate/open X configuration file. New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' "
[16:55] <ikonia> Lok: do you have any PPA's configured on your system ?
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> aikInsaan: if you enable 3D accelleration then Unity will work
[16:55] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, does that seem ok?
[16:56] <aikInsaan> ActionParsnip: and how do I go about doing that?
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> fonfy: thats fine bcause natty doesn't ship with xorg.conf, you just made one
[16:56] <fonfy> ActionParsnip, ok rebooting
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> aikInsaan: run:  lspci | grep -i vga    websearch the output tofid guides
[16:56] <aikInsaan> ActionParsnip: i machine's an intel 845gl chipset
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> aikInsaan: yeah they are a bit touchy with timings, are you using Lucid?
[16:57] <Arka> Hello, i'm looking for a simple project to contribute to, i mean i learn C++ in a book and in faculty but a lack experience in coding, so i search something not too complex, thx
[16:57] <ikonia> Arka: look at the bugs on launchpad.net and see if there is anything you can fix
[16:57] <Arka> ty
[16:57] <Arka> i'll do it
[16:57] <Lok> ikonia: yes.. but none of them is activated
[16:57] <aikInsaan> ActionParsnip: no, natty
[16:58] <dma_> ma
[16:58] <SuperMiguel> so im trying to install ubuntu on a new system, when i get to the screen that says 4.8gb of ram, power source and internet, when i click next it just hangs there, the round thing just keeps spinning and wnt move :S
[16:58] <fonfy_> ActionParsnip, the windowing system has a dialog reading " (EE) No Devices Detected."
[16:58] <ikonia> Lok: interesting, there has been an upgrade to the package from somewhere, try removing that package and see if it complains that sofware depende son it
[16:58] <fonfy_> ActionParsnip, is there a system file I can paste to help?
[16:58] <OY1R> is it possible to share a folder from ubuntu to my samsung TV ?
[16:58] <kierge> SuperMiguel, sounds like bad media.  have the media check its own integrity on boot.
[16:58] <ikonia> OY1R: what networking share formats does your samsung TV support
[16:59] <Phr3d13> SuperMiguel, try re-burning the iso
[16:59] <SuperMiguel> kierge, i did, and it checked out good. tried 2 more media, and same thing
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> fonfy_: could pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:59] <BrianOfTacoma> I am having trouble getting Compositing to work correctly with my newly added 2nd monitor (LM11, nVidia, Compiz).  Any idea where I can look for a guide?
[16:59] <Phr3d13> SuperMiguel, how long did you wait?
[16:59] <Lok> ikonia: I should uninstall python-sip (the virtual package of sip-api-7.1) and then try to install serna?
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> ActionParsnip: test
[17:00] <SuperMiguel> Phr3d13, 10 min
[17:00] <OY1R> ikonia, i have no idea
[17:00] <Phr3d13> SuperMiguel, do you have a lof of drives?
[17:00] <BrianOfTacoma> Compositing seems to work fine on my first monitor, but when I have windows on my second they have no title bar etc.
[17:00] <ikonia> Lok: no, as that's what serna wants
[17:00] <ikonia> Lok: unless I miss-understood what your error was
[17:00] <ikonia> OY1R: that's what you need to find out then
[17:00] <OY1R> samsung le46c755
[17:00] <SuperMiguel> Phr3d13, i have an intel matrix raid, wonder if thats the reason
[17:00] <ikonia> OY1R: you need to research what formats it support
[17:00] <szal> ikonia: I tried earlier, it does complain, hence I recommended Lok to file a bug
[17:00] <Phr3d13> might be
[17:00] <fonfy_> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/XiTPrHnM
[17:00] <szal> ikonia: and I have nothing to do w/ SIP
[17:01] <ikonia> szal: apologies, I missed that note earlier, what package does it complain about
[17:01] <Lok> szal, ikonia: what does it mean to file a bug? do you mean to send a bug report?
[17:01] <szal> ikonia: http://www.privatepaste.com/996d899a0e
[17:01] <Phr3d13> SuperMiguel, did you try burning at a low speed, like 4x?
[17:01] <szal> Lok: yes
[17:02] <maujhsn>  Can a newly issue PGP key issued by launchpad.net via gmail that is encrypted be cut & pasted in gnome terminal to be decrypted?
[17:02] <Lok> szal: thanks
[17:02] <SuperMiguel> Phr3d13, yuo
[17:02] <ikonia> szal: Lok what happens if you try to remove sip-api-8 ?
[17:02] <SuperMiguel> is ubuntu compatible with intel raids?
[17:02] <Phr3d13> SuperMiguel, definitely sounds like it could be your raid causing peoblems then, and i have no exp with raid...
[17:02] <ikonia> SuperMiguel: fakeraid in general has poor support in linux
[17:03] <craigbass1976> My wife is getting a laptop.  I've had good luck with ubuntu on acers over the last couple of years, but does anyone recommend something else?
[17:03] <szal> ikonia: I don't have that installed
[17:03] <ikonia> szal: one moment so I can just check something
[17:03] <Lok> ikonia: well, it is the python-sip package which is a virtual one for sip-api-8 as far as I know, and if I uninstall it, nothing further happens  ...
[17:03] <fonfy_> anyone help with nvidia driver install not working  here is xorg output http://pastebin.com/XiTPrHnM
[17:03] <chriswr> hey im trying to run an exe file with wine but when i try it shows the loading cursor but then nothing
[17:03] <Lok> ikonia: but either way, with or without it, I cannot install serna ... cause it always asks for sip-aip-7.1
[17:04] <ikonia> it's a bug, just confirmed it
[17:04] <BrianOfTacoma> craigbass1976: Hp has been good for us with LM and Ubuntu laptops
[17:04] <ikonia> Lok: szal it's a bug, wrong package dependencies
[17:04] <BrianOfTacoma> So has Dell
[17:04] <BrianOfTacoma> And Asus
[17:04] <Lok> ikonia: means I have to wait for a fix, i guess there's no workaround right?
[17:05] <ikonia> Lok: unless you want to re-package it yourself
[17:05] <Phr3d13> chriswr, try running the "wine whatever.exe" from the terminal
[17:05] <maujhsn> Can a newly issue PGP key issued by launchpad.net via gmail that is encrypted be cut & pasted in gnome terminal to be decrypted?
[17:05] <ikonia> Lok: which I'm assuming not, however as it's a dependency issue, rather than code, it should be quick/simple to fix
[17:05] <ederbhz> olq
[17:05] <ederbhz> ola
[17:05] <Lok> ikonia: haha thanks no, I think I am not able to do so
[17:05] <femi> back again....still the same problem
[17:05] <ikonia> Lok: I can even have a look at it at the weekend if no-one's picked it up by the
[17:05] <ikonia> then
[17:05] <stowoda> hi
[17:05] <Pici> maujhsn: keys themselves are not meant to be decrypted, they are just keys.
[17:05] <BluesKaj> craigbass1976,my elcheapo acer from 2008 , ran ubuntu very nicely til I lent it my daughter last fall
[17:06] <trentg> In a debian control file how do I start a new paragraph/line in the description?
[17:06] <Lok> ikonia: thanks a lot for your help, at least I know that it's not my system
[17:06] <stowoda> its really difficult to grab one edge of a window to resize it.. why? am using ubuntu 10.10
[17:06] <BluesKaj> craigbass1976, acer 4630 I think
[17:06] <Pici> trentg: try #ubuntu-packaging for packaging questions
[17:06] <chriswr> Phr3d13, do i need to cd to its location?
[17:06] <maujhsn> Pici How about encrypted instructions?
[17:06] <Phr3d13> chriswr, yes, don't forget about tab completion to make things easier
[17:06] <Pici> maujhsn: sure, you can drop them in a text file and then use gpg to decrypt them.
[17:08] <maujhsn> Pici gpg would be the command?
[17:08] <chriswr> Phr3d13, ok what would i cd to for desktop "cd home/username/Desktop"?
[17:08] <Phr3d13> chriswr, try "cd ~/Desktop"
[17:10] <ikonia> then
[17:10] <ikonia> oops
[17:10] <fonfy_> anyone know how to interpret nvidia driver xorg output please?  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[17:10] <dinesh> #ubuntu-classroom
[17:11] <Pici> maujhsn: that is the command, but I don't know which options to use off the top of my head.  I'd have to look at the manpage.
[17:11] <fonfy_> * correction  http://pastebin.com/XiTPrHnM
[17:11] <babble> hey everyone: can anyone give me a quick hand setting up fancontrol (from lm_sensors) on an HP Pavilion G6?
[17:11] <stowoda> vncviewer tells me: Error: Cant open display
[17:11] <stowoda> whats wrong?
[17:12] <BrianOfTacoma> I am having trouble getting Compositing to work correctly with my newly added 2nd monitor (LM11, nVidia, Compiz).  Any idea where I can look for a guide?  Compositing works fine on one but not the other.
[17:12] <chriswr> Phr3d13, k i tried the wine command and i got "Warning: could not find dos drive for current working directory 'desktop location' starting in the windows directory
[17:13] <maujhsn> Pici I can wait if your interested in browsing the manpage...Thanks!
[17:13] <c_miller00> acer aspire 2004/running ubuntu 2gb/80gb 1.8ghz. hummin along.... or is that the fan?
[17:13] <c_miller00> acer aspire 2004/running ubuntu since 2006 2gb/80gb 1.8ghz. hummin along.... or is that the fan?
[17:13] <Phr3d13> try moving it from the desktop to the wine drive
[17:14] <Phr3d13> chriswr, try moving it from the desktop to the wine drive
[17:15] <Phr3d13> Is it possible to get a Via vt6410 pci raid/ide card to work in ubuntu 11.04?
[17:15] <chriswr> Phr3d13, where do i find the wine directory?
[17:17] <joshmc> chriswr: normally, it's at ~/.wine
[17:17] <SuperMiguel> chriswr, ~./wine
[17:17] <SuperMiguel> chriswr, ~/.wine
[17:17] <Phr3d13> 2 ways, 1) Applications > Wine > Browse C: Drive 2) Places > Home Folder > View > Show Hidden Files... > .wine > drive_c
[17:17] <Squall5668> Phr3d13 you might wanna check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1397857 this out
[17:17] <phox_> How do I get back the default theme in Ubuntu?
[17:17] <Lok> exit
[17:17] <chriswr> Phr3d13, nvm i found it , should i put the file in the .wine , .wine/drive_c , or .wine/dosdevices folder?
[17:17] <Phr3d13> read it, old instructions, don't work for me
[17:17] <aguitel_> phox_, googleit
[17:18] <Squall5668> Phox, what do you mean default theme? Have you tried the "Classic" option during logon?
[17:18] <Phr3d13> chriswr, inside drive_c
[17:19] <Phr3d13> Squall5668, i already googled extensively, no luck, old guides, none of the fixes worked for me
[17:20] <chocolates> guys
[17:20] <chocolates> where can i get emacs for ubuntu?
[17:20] <Squall5668> Phr3d13 i see, sorry i can't help, that worked for me :)
[17:21] <szal> !info emacs | chocolates
[17:21] <ikonia> chocolates: it's in the repos, open the package manager and search for it
[17:21] <Squall5668> Chocolates have you tried the repos?
[17:21] <chocolates> no
[17:21] <chocolates> not yet
[17:21] <Phr3d13> Squall5668, i just need it for the ide, not the raid
[17:21] <joshmc> chocolates: through apt, synaptic, software center etc
[17:21] <chocolates> is emacs the best text editor for C?
[17:22] <Pici> !best | chocolates
[17:22] <abn7575> Wondering if someone can tell me a decent program to burn .vob files to dvd.
[17:22] <chriswr> Phr3d13, alright i ran the wine command again and it works
[17:22] <chriswr> Phr3d13, thnx for the help
[17:22] <Phr3d13> chriswr, no problem :-)
[17:23] <Phr3d13> Squall5668, what part of the guide worked for you? and are you using it for raid or separate ide drives?
[17:23] <BluesKaj> !burn | abn7575
[17:24] <abn7575> thanks
[17:24] <roxxo> did anyone notice that the me-tv developer just disappeared from the internet yesterday?
[17:25] <roxxo> and corresponding github branch with him :(
[17:25] <Pici> roxxo: I'm not sure what that has to do with the topic for this channel.
[17:26] <Squall5668> Phr3d13, raid and the second part of the wiki, ""dmraid-rD" generates no files" as it says, though i remember i was playing around with the total sectors
[17:26] <roxxo> Pici: launchpad points to it
[17:26] <BluesKaj> roxxo, it's still in the repos
[17:27] <Squall5668> Phr3d13, did you read the advanced troubleshooting part?
[17:27] <Phr3d13> Squall5668, do you know how to get it working just to read the separate ide drives?
[17:28] <ParkerR> Welcome ghzvvhfsv
[17:28] <ParkerR> Nvm not who I thought you were
[17:28] <ParkerR> But welcome
[17:28] <BluesKaj> metv is still up on the net , roxxo
[17:29] <Dasc> anyone know how to resolve "too many open files" problem?
[17:29] <TannerH> Hello all! I just upgraded from ubuntu 10.10 to 11.04 and now when i boot i am getting a grub error " error: symbol not found: 'grub_env_export'. " and then on the next line it says " grub rescue> "
[17:29] <roxxo> BluesKaj: true, I guess it's just a bummer :(
[17:29] <BluesKaj> roxxo, http://metvnetwork.com/index.php
[17:30] <roxxo> Dasc: /etc/security/limits.conf, if you're sure it's not a bug in the application
[17:30] <wilhart> where do i get natty ?
[17:30] <roxxo> BluesKaj: actually, me-tv the GTK DVB application -> https://launchpad.net/me-tv
[17:30] <Dasc> roxxo: it's a bug in the application, but can I manually close those open files myself?
[17:30] <ParkerR> wilhart www.ubuntu.com
[17:31] <Carnage\> I'm running Ubuntu 11.04 and I have a davfs2-Mount in my fstab, that is supposed to be mounted during startup. However, I regularly get a message that this mount cannot be performed because the network is not yet available. What is the common practice to make sure that this happens after upstart has configured the network interface?
[17:31] <roxxo> Dasc: open files is a per-process limit, you'd probably have to just restart that process
[17:31] <wilhart> ParkerR: is flickering removed from that packages
[17:31] <wilhart> ParkerR: lcd-hdmi flickers i would like it to go away
[17:31] <ParkerR> Never heard of there being flickering
[17:31] <wilhart> hmm..
[17:31] <ParkerR> Maybe your graphics card
[17:32] <Dasc> roxxo: hmmmmm I'll give it a go
[17:32] <fonfy> Please can anyone advise for installing nvidia drivers  my Xorg output is http://pastebin.com/rLUmcirs
[17:32] <suramprabhakar> hii friends i installed apache tomcat server ofter i run the tomact by typing  sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat5 start
[17:32] <Django23> hello erveryone, i googled a lot about my touchepad, on my latptop (ASUS K53T) and i just can' t find a way to enable touchepad option in system > preferences > mouse.  My touchPad is recognized as a PS/2 Logitech Wheel mouse.
[17:32] <Django23> How should i proceed ?
[17:33] <wilhart> what distro goes near simplicity of ubuntu ?
[17:33] <caotic> Hi. Is there a command that will allow me to change file owner, group ass well as its permission on a single run ?
[17:33] <roxxo> Dasc: also, limits.conf takes effect on login, so if you change it, you should relogin for the changes to take effect
[17:33] <wsagent> pls help i am getting a message when i am trying to update "Requires installation of untrusted packages" details "Picapy"
[17:33] <suramprabhakar> i have one problem with it while i type http://127.0.0.1:8180 but its not open
[17:33] <caotic> suramprabhakar: when you type that where ?
[17:34] <suramprabhakar> in broweser
[17:34] <Django23> wsagent, just click yes ;)
[17:34] <caotic> suramprabhakar: what is the expected result and what the behaivour, also what did you do to recieve the expected behaivour
[17:34] <chriswr> Phr3d13, hey i got another problem , one of the exe files gave me an message saying "wine: install the windows version of mono to run .net executables"
[17:35] <th0r> suramprabhakar: are you sure the port number is correct?
[17:35] <suramprabhakar> there is nothing open while typin loop back address
[17:36] <caotic> suramprabhakar: are you tring to configure apache ? please be more descriptive of your problem
[17:36] <wsagent> Django23: there is no yes button only close button when i close that i am getting another message "update not possible" do a partial upgrade....
[17:36] <terxx1> caotic: chown - change file owner and group
[17:37] <Django23> Whait a sec, connecting from another client
[17:37] <suramprabhakar> no i am not configre any thing
[17:37] <dr_willis> chriswr:  i think winetricks can automate that
[17:37] <sweb> can i install the .deb 32 bit on 64bit ubuntu ?
[17:37] <caotic> terxx1: I know that one, I need a command that changes owner, group as well as file permissions, does something like that exists ?
[17:37] <Galaxor> The kernel-ppa is empty.  What is up with that?  I'd like to upgrade my natty to the 2.6.39 kernel so that I can use ncpfs (according to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1740878)
[17:37] <neothecat> hello.  when ever i shutdown my laptop, the wireless goes down before the SMB mounts are unmounted.  is there a way to make sure the SMB mounts are unmounted first, or networking is the last to go down?  thanks.  using 11.04
[17:37] <Galaxor> Is there a different kernel ppa that is current?
[17:37] <Phr3d13> chriswr, use winetricks and install dotnet or mono to the defailt wine prefix
[17:37] <caotic> suramprabhakar: i give up
[17:38] <wsagent> Is there any problem doing a partial upgrade from 10.10 i have istalled lots of apps and mac theme and burg...
[17:38] <dr_willis> wsagent: what mac theme?
[17:38] <terxx1> caotic: does it have to be 1 command or 1 line?
[17:39] <OY1R> ikonia, internet@tv, allshare(dlna) are those the formats ?
[17:39] <django23> hello erveryone, i googled a lot about my touchepad, on my latptop (ASUS K53T) and i just can' t find a way to enable touchepad option in system > preferences > mouse.  My touchPad is recognized as a PS/2 Logitech Wheel mouse.
[17:39] <caotic> terxx1: 1 command
[17:39] <wsagent> dr_willis its a gnome theme looks exactly like MAC leopar
[17:39] <terxx1> caotic: than a can not help you, sorry
[17:39] <dr_willis> wsagent:  it wasent that macbuntu script was it?
[17:39] <caotic> terxx1: no problem
[17:40] <wsagent> dr_willis: yes you are right
[17:40] <crackerjackz> what program should i use to to burn .iso's to cd
[17:41] <dr_willis> wsagent:  you can expect breakage when upgrading then. that script does not play with 11.04
[17:41] <OY1R> crackerjackz, i like and use k3b
[17:41] <dr_willis> i would suggest removeing it first
[17:41] <dr_willis> wsagent:  id suggest the same for burg. uninstall it
[17:42] <crackerjackz> OY1R, ty
[17:42] <ThisDB> bbl in 2 hours
[17:43] <django23> and i' m back
[17:43] <OY1R> crackerjackz, np
[17:43] <sharath> quit
[17:43] <wsagent> dr_willis : then i would like to ignoure the upgrade msg popping up every time soon after I login... because i am this version of ubuntu for a quite long tim and don wanna change anything  from it
[17:45] <wsagent> dr_willis: I really like this ubuntu 10.10 with MACubuntu script and i hate unity
[17:45] <Phr3d13> wsagent, Software Sources > Updates > Release Upgrade > Never
[17:46] <BlackSilent> kloeri, help me..
[17:46] <memoyil> well hello tehere
[17:46] <BlackSilent> i wanna register host :P
[17:46] <Pici> BlackSilent: This channel is for Ubuntu support only. I think you're looking for #freenode
[17:46] <wsagent> dr_willis: Phr3d13: thanks a lot for the info
[17:46] <Phr3d13> wsagent, :-)
[17:46] <BlackSilent> is stupid, staff people only channel :S
[17:47] <memoyil> which version of ubuntu are you used?
[17:47] <dr_willis> !mask
[17:47] <django23> hello erveryone, i googled a lot about my touchepad, on my latptop (ASUS K53T) and i just can' t find a way to enable touchepad option in system > preferences > mouse.  My touchPad is recognized as a PS/2 Logitech Wheel mouse.
[17:50] <kermit> has anyone seen df showing radically wrong amounts in an  hfsplus mount?
[17:51] <memoyil> i have macbook but i installed ubuntu
[17:52] <fonfy> how i setup screens on ubuntu to change my resolution to 1366 pixels?
[17:53] <dr_willis> !fixres
[17:54] <dr_willis> fonfy: you did install proper driver for your video chipset?
[17:55] <tomgeorge> fonfy, the res will be automatically set if you have the correct drivers
[17:56] <suramprabhakar> can u help to configre and start apache tomcat in ubuntu
[17:57] <crackerjackz> what does it mean when you try to burn an image to a disk.. it says 100% done.. creating image checksum.. and rather than the timer counting down it is counting up?
[17:57] <dr_willis> !info tomcat
[17:58] <suramprabhakar> where is the location natty
[17:58] <Pici> suramprabhakar: What location?
[17:59] <rannmann> is there something like diff that will return a bool instead of the different line(s)?
[17:59] <Pici> rannmann: you mean to see if two files are the same or not?
[17:59] <rannmann> Yeah
[17:59] <tomgeorge> On which chan can I get help on IRC?
[17:59] <Pici> rannmann: calculate their md5sum or other hashsum
[17:59] <Pici> tomgeorge: #freenode
[17:59] <rannmann> right.  good plan.
[17:59] <suramprabhakar> pici:defalt apache strat server found
[18:00] <Pici> suramprabhakar: I'm sorry, I don't know what that means.
[18:00] <tomgeorge> thanks Pici
[18:00] <Phr3d13> Is it possible to get a Via vt6410 pci raid/ide card to work for individual ide drives in ubuntu 11.04?
[18:01] <wardc> hey everyone - sorry for the double post - can anyone help me set up fancontrol (from lm_sensors) on a new HP Pavilion G6 running natty?
[18:01] <KM0201> sorry babble never had to set up lmsensors, and don't have the slightest clue how to do it.
[18:01] <KM0201> !lmsensors
[18:01] <crackerjackz> i hit cancel while it was hanging on creating image checksum... disk appears to be working fine though..
[18:02] <babble> ubottu: thanks - I have sensors installed and 'sensors' in the terminal gives me info, but pwmconfig complains I have no pwm-compatible modules installed.
[18:02] <KM0201> babble: i think lmsensors though, is strictly a "monitor".. i don't think it will turn on/off fans
[18:02] <babble> haha, i'm a newb :)
[18:03] <babble> KM: I need the pwmconfig command to set up an /etc/fancontrol script for the fancontrol service .
[18:03] <babble> KM0201 (sorry)
[18:03] <babble> (I keep forgetting Xchat has nickcomplete. hehe)
[18:04] <KM0201> are you sure as pwmconfig, will work w/ your hardware?
[18:04] <babble> KM0201, that I'm not at all sure of :)
[18:04] <babble> heh
[18:06] <babble> KM0201, there's a default BIOS setting in my BIOS config for "Fan Always On" - *disabling* that doesn't change anything - is there something the natty installer would have inherited from that?
[18:06] <KM0201> babble: so "fans always on" in the BIOS, dosn't make them stay always on?... thats weird.. i don't think the Natty Installer would have "inherited" anything from that, but like I said, i've never had that issue.
[18:07] <KM0201> babble: what is your laptop model again
[18:07] <babble> KM0201, my fault - I"m not explaining my problem. my fans *are* always on. In Winders, they cycle on and off as needed. I'll live with the fan running for now if that's my best bet
[18:07] <babble> I'm on an HP Pavilion G6 (I can get you the exact model string if it helps)
[18:08] <KM0201> babble: ok.. so your fans are always on, but you're trying to figure out a way to shut them on/off, like in 'doze, correct?
[18:08] <suramprabhakar> sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat5 start now i use this command for staring the tomcat ofter running this when i typed loop back address in browser but i does not give any value
[18:08] <babble> KM0201, ideally, yeah, I'd like 'sensors' to turn fans on/off as needed. ('sensors' or whatever else I may need)
[18:09] <suramprabhakar> can u help me to configre the tomcat server
[18:11] <fonfy_> I have an Acer Aspire 5755G and I can't get the screen resolution to 1366 x 768 pixels.  It has an i5 core processor and also a NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M graphics chipset.  How do I tell ubuntu to use the i5 GPU and not the NVIDIA chipset??
[18:11] <babble> KM0201, thanks for fiddling with this for me :)
[18:11] <KM0201> babble: turns up a lot of hits on that machine and "fans not working" but not much else.
[18:12] <babble> KM0201, yeah, I've been through the forums and googling for a week or so. hehe.
[18:12] <babble> I was wondering if there was an easy-to-install kernel module I needed or something handy
[18:12] <KM0201> babble: yeah, unfortunately thats the extent of my knowledge on this, which sadly, is very limited.
[18:12] <suramprabhakar> i need tomacat serever plz help me
[18:12] <KM0201> babble: i dunno.. i would just set the fans to be "always on" if it were me...
[18:13] <babble> KM0201, no problem; I'd rather have them always on than not running at all :)
[18:13] <babble> KM0201, I can live with it for now.
[18:14] <wildc4rd> evenin all
[18:14] <KM0201> o/
[18:14] <os3> anyone know a server to download ubuntu repositories as an iso file
[18:14] <WelshDragon> Does anybody know of a PPF patcher for linux?
[18:15] <ppetraki> os3, nope, but there's nothing stopping you from doing that yourself
[18:15] <Make> hola
[18:15] <BluesKaj> iso file os3 ? why ?
[18:16] <aetas> I've seen people mounting NTFS partitions different ways.  Currently I can mount mine with mount type: ntfs, ntfs-3g, and fuseblk.  Can someone give me an idea of the differences or point me to the right place?
[18:16] <bluezone> ubuntu fails to detect "my monitor" because i am running it in virtualBox, and as a result it denies my access to wide-screen resolutions, any ways to force it to a certain resolution?
[18:17] <aetas> what video card?
[18:17] <Logan_> !es | Make
[18:18] <Make> alguien me puede ayudar con arch linux o un chat de ayuda???
[18:18] <bluezone> i have no 3d/2d acceleration because i am running ubuntu in virtualbox
[18:18] <aetas> err sorry, working at the same time :)
[18:18] <Make> alguien me puede ayudar con arch linux o un chat de ayuda???
[18:19] <Make> alguien me puede ayudar con arch linux o un chat de ayuda???
[18:19] <bluezone> Make, spanish?
[18:19] <Logan_> WelshDragon: I found this: http://sourceforge.net/projects/lppf/
[18:19] <WelshDragon> Logan_, unfortunately that seems to fail on ISO's larger than 2GB.
[18:19] <bluezone> Make, #ubuntu-es
[18:19] <Pici> Make: #archlinux-es
[18:19] <aetas> blue, you can put your resolutions in the xorg.conf file
[18:19] <bluezone> aetas, i should really look into what that file does lol
[18:19] <Carnage\> I'm running Ubuntu 11.04 and I have a davfs2-Mount in my fstab, that is supposed to be mounted during startup. However, I regularly get a message that this mount cannot be performed because the network is not yet available. What is the common practice to make sure that this happens after upstart has configured the network interface?
[18:20] <Logan_> WelshDragon: That's unfortunate.  It seems that you would have to run all of the other PPF patchers under Wine.
[18:20] <aetas> bluezone: it handles X startup, the monitor, and mouse and keyboard input
[18:20] <WelshDragon> Ok Logan_. That's for looking anyway :)
[18:20] <WelshDragon> Thanks*
[18:21] <Logan_> WelshDragon: No problem.  Good luck!
[18:21] <kongo_86> so i knowyall prob get his 100x a day.
[18:21] <aetas> Carnage\, services are started using the rc.x directories.  They are started in order based on the filename of the link in those directories
[18:22] <kongo_86> i upgraded to 11.04... but having issues with just plain ubuntu classic
[18:22] <kongo_86> my apps i open get placed weird on top of the screen with out no title bar... to close minimize or maximize...
[18:22] <kongo_86> i have to start in ubuntu-classic no graphics...
[18:22] <kongo_86> any ideas
[18:23] <bluezone> kongo_86, omg, i had an idea and i lost it
[18:23] <aetas> sounds like the windowmanager
[18:23] <jbwiv> guys, after an apt-get update and a reboot today, my system is unbootable. After the grub screen, I get a blank screen with a flashing cursor, and then moments later I'm dropped to busybox. Obviously no logs at this stage, but dmesg has messages like "ata1 Failed to identify. I/O Error, err_mask=0x40" or something very close to that, and also "scsi_alloc_dev: allocation failure during scan, some devices might not be configured". I'm b
[18:23] <Carnage\> aetas: It used to work like that, by now, most services are started by upstart.
[18:24] <bluezone> kongo_86, you can try ctrl-alt-backspace, i have no idea if itlle work though xD
[18:24] <aetas> Carnage\, what service was this again?
[18:24] <wilhart> anyone got flickering program om projector screen ?
[18:24] <wilhart> playbacking movies
[18:24] <nolcotin> I would like to do a fresh install of Ubuntu, it's been a while since I've tried linux in the desktop environment (as opposed to for development and work only). Is the 64 bit version recommmended?
[18:25] <coz_> nolcotin,  that should be fine,, I generally use 32 bit here
[18:25] <Carnage\> aetas: I guess it's the service mountall that mounts all mounts given in /etc/fstab. Unfortunately, it also tries to mount the network dependent mounts like samba and others which are not available yet since networking was not yet setup.
[18:25] <bluezone> nolcotin, yeah if your machine can handle it
[18:26] <bluezone> kongo_86, did it work?
[18:26] <coz_> nolcotin,   you have several options,, live cd...alternate cd..and minimal in stall cd
[18:26] <jbwiv> any ideas? I'm completely dead in the water :-/. is it a bad drive?
[18:26] <nolcotin> @coz_ I've incstalled ubuntu before
[18:26] <nolcotin> in 2006 :|
[18:26] <aetas> Carnage\, yeah that will complicate things.  Most likely you will need to write a script file for that mount in /etc/init/ and on the start line use net-device-up I believe
[18:26] <nolcotin> the 64 bit was flaky then
[18:26] <Corey> jbwiv: LiveCD time?
[18:26] <Carnage\> aetas: And mountall is definitely configured via upstart, I checked that already. There is also another service called mountall-net which seems to be what I want but I have no idea how I can use it.
[18:26] <kongo_86> bluezone:  im in ubuntu classic no graphhics. let me log off an dlog back in
[18:27] <jbwiv> Corey: as noted, I'm booted into a livecd now
[18:27] <nolcotin> will I be able to leverage the package manager with the 64 bit?
[18:27] <aetas> Carnage\, hold on, lemme look at that one
[18:27] <jbwiv> Corey: but aside from re-installing grub, which I did, I'm not sure what to do at this point
[18:27] <Carnage\> aetas: Yep, that would work for this single mount. Do you also know how I can use the existing mountall-net event?
[18:27] <Corey> I *think* there's a fixgrub option.
[18:27] <nolcotin> \help
[18:27] <Carnage\> Since that would be a more general solution to the problem
[18:28] <jbwiv> Corey: but I'm not certain this is even a grub problem? do you think it is?
[18:28] <bluezone> aetas, where is xorg.conf? lol
[18:28] <Corey> jbwiv: It's a good first start I'd figure?
[18:28] <Carnage\> bluezone: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:29] <jbwiv> Corey: but what about the problem leads you to believe it's a grub issue? The grub menu still comes up, after all
[18:29] <Merrioc> has anyone had issue's recently with software raid/mdadm creating md partitions as /dev/md/0 and calling them via /dev/md0
[18:29] <bluezone> Carnage\, doesnt seem to be there
[18:30] <SuperMiguel> does the alternate ubuntu installer include any window manager?
[18:30] <Phr3d13> still trying to get a hard drive working hooked to a via vt6410 pci ide card
[18:30] <jbwiv> guys, after an apt-get update and a reboot today, my system is unbootable. After the grub screen, I get a blank screen with a flashing cursor, and then moments later I'm dropped to busybox. Obviously no logs at this stage, but dmesg has messages like "ata1 Failed to identify. I/O Error, err_mask=0x40" or something very close to that, and also "scsi_alloc_dev: allocation failure during scan, some devices might not be configured". I'm b
[18:30] <aetas> bluezone, should be there if you have X running on it
[18:30] <bluezone> Carnage\, http://img14.imageshack.us/i/screenshotxu.png/
[18:30] <Carnage\> bluezone: It might not exist in case your xserver is configured through HAL
[18:31] <bluezone> hmm
[18:31] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> hello my touchpad block key is not working, also in kde system settings in the touchpad area it says i should check if synaptics is installed and correctly configured, can you help me?
[18:31] <Carnage\> aetas: xorg.conf does not need to be there.
[18:32] <Carnage\> If you make no special settings and are ok with the default, everything is configured through HAL afaik and for that, no xorg.conf is needed
[18:32] <jbwiv> is there a way to verify that a disk is healthy from the command line?
[18:32] <aetas> Carnage\, thats why I said should :)
[18:32] <Carnage\> :)
[18:32] <Carnage\> You have a clue about that mountall-net thingie?
[18:32] <bluezone> i found an xorg.conf with a search but it has almost nothing in it
[18:32] <Phr3d13> still trying to get a hard drive working hooked to a via vt6410 pci ide card
[18:33] <macUzer> how do i make a folder unmovable or undeletable yet allow users to save, edit, modify, delete files in that folder?
[18:33] <aetas> still looking at it, they have no documentation anywhere
[18:33] <chuwy> hi is anyone availible thats familure with banshee and getting it to be remotely accessed to a smart phone
[18:33] <Carnage\> aetas: Ye that was my problem too :) The main reason I want to fix it is that this problem stalls my boot process. It tells me "Could not mount blabla. Press M to fix it manually or S to skip."
[18:34] <Carnage\> I guess that if I skip it, mountall-net would be able to mouont it somehow, though I don't know how I can configure it
[18:34] <itilious> how can i have a complete passwordless logon account on ubuntu 10.04?
[18:34] <kierge> gwibber for facebook doesn't retrieve much data for me when i load it i only got two posts when i fired it up.
[18:34] <aetas> Carnage\, looks like it doesn't use a config, from what it looks like they just do network mounts again if they aren't currently mounted
[18:35] <itilious> I can logon without password on first login screen, but if "switch user" screen or "locked screen" appears i have to go back to the main logon screen, why?
[18:35] <aetas> Carnage\, we just have to get it to skip your mount on the first go around
[18:35] <Carnage\> aetas: Ye, that's what I understand too
[18:35] <kierge> anyone having issues with gwibber and facebook ?
[18:35] <Carnage\> Exactly :)
[18:35] <Carnage\> It somehow does not recognize that it is a network mount and attempts it anyway
[18:35] <itilious> when i type blank password i can't login, i must go back to user selection and then i can click user, how can i set ubuntu to not ever require a password for this account?
[18:36] <chuwy> does anyone now you to open a port with banshee so it can be remotly accessed
[18:36] <Carnage\> Of course I could just add some code in mountall-net.conf that performs my mount, but I thought there might be a better solution.
[18:37] <Tigerboy> hello
[18:37] <crackerjackz> i'm trying to install ubuntu on this  computer... i'm at the partition table i'm trying to make a partition for swap but when i select mount point swap isnt there
[18:38] <MrNthDegree> crackerjackz, IIRC swap doesn't get mounted anywhere
[18:38] <aetas> Carnage\, it would likely still hang you though, as long as you're ok with that
[18:38] <oCean> crackerjackz: swap has no mountpoint
[18:38] <crackerjackz> oCean, how do i make a swap then?
[18:38] <MrNthDegree> crackerjackz, basically you format it as the swap type of filesystem
[18:38] <crackerjackz> i see it now.. use as swap area
[18:38] <oCean> crackerjackz: you assign a certain partition to be swap... yes
[18:39] <crackerjackz> oCean, should it be a logical or primary partition?
[18:39] <Carnage\> aetas: Why should it hang? mountall-net.conf waits on net-device-up which should make it work, shouldn't it?
[18:39] <oCean> crackerjackz: does not matter
[18:39] <usman> hello, i have installed apache server on my machine and it works fine when i type the server ip, but i want to access the web pages by using domain how do i do that ?
[18:39] <aetas> Carnage\, how are you going to stop it from mounting the net mount point on the initial mountall?  Remove it from the fstab and enter it manually into that conf file?
[18:40] <ikonia> usman: you need to have a dns zone for that domain pointing at the IP address of your web server
[18:40] <Carnage\> aetas: Ye, that was what I thought
[18:40] <Phr3d13> still trying to get a hard drive working hooked to a via vt6410 pci ide card
[18:40] <Carnage\> Not very nice, but should work...
[18:40] <aetas> Carnage\, yeah thats true
[18:40] <crackerjackz> oCean, do i need to make a partition for boot?
[18:41] <crackerjackz> for /boot*
[18:41] <usman> ikonia: i have dns set for the server and i have defined A Record for the www
[18:41] <ikonia> crackerjackz: it's worth googling "fhs file system" and working out what you want/need
[18:41] <ikonia> crackerjackz: there is no "need" more what you want
[18:41] <crackerjackz> i see
[18:41] <ikonia> usman: ok, so it it resolving to the ip address of your machine ?
[18:41] <aetas> Carnage\, what is the fstab line you are using?  can remove any relevant info
[18:42] <Phr3d13> still trying to get a hard drive working hooked to a via vt6410 pci ide/raid card
[18:42] <jbwiv> I'm seeing a number of ata errors in my dmesg output: http://pastie.org/2233075 . can someone please take a look when you have a sec? Does this indicate I'm having multiple device failures?
[18:42] <ikonia> Phr3d13: are you using it in raid mode or jbod mode
[18:42] <Carnage\> http://webdav.foobar.org                  /media/webdav     davfs rw,uid=<user>,gid=<group>    0      0
[18:42] <ikonia> Phr3d13: I believe I looked at one of these cards a few days ago and it wasn't supported under linux
[18:43] <Phr3d13> ikonia, i keep seeing old workarounds and patches, but nothing that works anymore
[18:43] <aetas> Carnage\, and the msg it is giving you on boot-up?
[18:43] <ikonia> Phr3d13: probably because the cards not supported
[18:43] <ikonia> Phr3d13: are you using it in raid mode ?
[18:43] <Phr3d13> trying to get it to run two separate ide drives
[18:43] <ikonia> Phr3d13: in raid mode ?
[18:44] <ikonia> Phr3d13: as I recall it didn't actually have a jbod mode
[18:44] <Carnage\> aetas: I can't recall it exactly, but I think it just says "blabla could not be mounted."
[18:44] <ikonia> but I'm working from memory so don't know
[18:44] <Phr3d13> so how does windoes do it?
[18:44] <ikonia> Phr3d13: it has support for the card
[18:45] <Carnage\> aetas: Surprisingly, I cannot find a corresponding entry in syslog
[18:45] <Phr3d13> so that totally bites... anyone got a spare pci ide card that works with linux/ubuntu?
[18:45] <ikonia> Phr3d13: please don't ask that sort of thing here
[18:46] <Phr3d13> it is a support related question though
[18:46] <ikonia> Phr3d13: no, it's not, asking for people to give you hardware is not support
[18:46] <aetas> Carnage\, there's a mount option called nofail that would remove the error.  If its causing a delay, it may not help that.  The delay may have something to do with you mounting the directory using a DNS name that would have to be resolved.  Giving it an IP may make it fail faster.  Anyway, you can also change the mount option to noauto and then add the manual line to start it in your mountall-net.conf
[18:46] <Phr3d13> ok, so then how do i get what i have working?
[18:46] <ikonia> Phr3d13: it's not supported, I don't think you'll get it working
[18:47] <Phr3d13> but people were able to get it working on older releases
[18:47] <Phr3d13> what's the difference?
[18:47] <ikonia> Phr3d13: yes, a lot has changed and the card isn't maintained
[18:47] <Carnage\> aetas: I'll try the nofail option and give an IP adress
[18:47] <Carnage\> If that fails, I shall go for noauto
[18:47] <Carnage\> Thank you for your help!
[18:47] <aetas> it looks like this script was something they chucked together quickly so there's no command line options or a config file :(
[18:48] <aetas> atleast they admit its temporary
[18:48] <jbwiv> I'm seeing a number of ata errors in my dmesg output: http://pastie.org/2233075 . can someone please take a look when you have a sec? Does this indicate I'm having multiple device failures?
[18:49] <aetas> jbache, does your drive have SMART?
[18:49] <aetas> oops
[18:49] <aetas> jbwiv thats you
[18:49] <jbwiv> aetas: it does
[18:49] <jbwiv> smart reports two drives healthy
[18:49] <jbwiv> two have bad blcoks
[18:49] <MrNthDegree> healthy doesn't mean without bad blocks
[18:49] <jbwiv> but, of the two, one says the number of bad blocks is 16
[18:50] <jbwiv> the other says -1
[18:50] <MrNthDegree> healthy just means it isn't going to completely crap out entirely
[18:50] <jbwiv> MrNthDegree: so what should I look for?
[18:50] <MrNthDegree> smart usually triggers days before a disk is about to completely die
[18:50] <MrNthDegree> it's not that reliable
[18:50] <dr_willis> at not today....
[18:50] <Phr3d13> can anyone recommend me a pci ide card that works in ubuntu 11.04?
[18:51] <jbwiv> actually, via the disk utility, the smart status is "Disk has a few bad sectors"
[18:51] <ikonia> !hcl | Phr3d13
[18:51] <jbwiv> MrNthDegree: is there a reliable way to determine if a disck is bad?
[18:51] <aetas> jbwiv, use a disk scanner
[18:51] <MrNthDegree> jbwiv, not in my experience
[18:51] <dr_willis> Phr3d13: the generic pic ide controlles ive found all worked. but ther are in a closet somewhere.. so i dont know the brand
[18:52] <jbwiv> aetas: can you suggest one?
[18:52] <MrNthDegree> jbwiv, the most exhaustive software-based method is to do a full format for ext2/3/4 as it runs badblocks in a destructive way, which overwrites the whole disk multiple times with different patterns and verifies
[18:52] <Phr3d13> dr_willis, figures, the one card i buy because it has all i need doesn't work for me in ubuntu
[18:52] <MrNthDegree> and by full format I don't mean the way without arguments
[18:53] <aetas> jbwiv, one sec
[18:53] <jbwiv> MrNthDegree: that'll wipe data though?
[18:53] <jbwiv> aetas: ok, thx
[18:53] <dr_willis> Phr3d13:  mine are very old 4+ yrs
[18:54] <Phr3d13> dr_willis, if ya ever dig em out, lemme know... i could sure use one of em...
[18:55] <ikonia> Phr3d13: did I not make myself clear about asking for hardware
[18:56] <aetas> jbwiv, you can try badblocks.  you likely have it installed already
[18:56] <humansky> Can I run an Apache virtual host site from my home directory in Ubuntu Natty, even though my home directory is encrypted??
[18:56] <humansky> The reason I ask, I get the following error in the log file: (13)Permission denied: /home/humansky/workspace/novus/public/.htaccess pcfg_openfile: unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable
[18:56] <aetas> jbwiv, this will check it for bad blocks and while this is running make sure you are watching your logs because it may be throwing ATA errors in the background
[18:57] <Phr3d13> ikonia, what part of my last statement was asking for hardware?
[18:57] <jbwiv> aetas: ok, thanks. I'll give that a shot. I appreciate it
[18:57] <usman> ikonia: my dns is down, it was working few days ago
[18:57] <aetas> jbwiv, anytime.  I wish you luck
[18:57] <Phr3d13> ikonia, i merely stated that if he/she found them to let me know...
[18:57] <usman> thanks for pointing that out :)
[18:57] <ikonia> Phr3d13:  if ya ever dig em out, lemme know.I could sure use them
[18:57] <ikonia> Phr3d13: that means you want them and would like them from him
[18:57] <aetas> humansky, disable htaccess files for that directory
[18:58] <ikonia> usman: there you go, you have found the problem, well done
[18:58] <Phr3d13> right, but i didn't ask for them, i asked that if he found them to met me know, because i could use them
[18:59] <doug_f> installing 11.04 from iso downloaded today. getting crappy grub install error. grub-probe: error: cannot stat `aufs'. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/703009 shows no solution in the near future. Any ideas?
[18:59] <sirkiller> hello!
[19:00] <sirkiller> any1 there?
[19:00] <dr_willis> doug_f:  seen others in here asking a similer question.
[19:00] <io> sirkiller: ofcourse
[19:00] <humansky> aetas: I had to chmod my home directory to at least +x
[19:00] <humansky> and now it works
[19:00] <doug_f> dr_willis, any answers seen?
[19:00] <humansky> uggg, willy mistake
[19:01] <humansky> silly*
[19:01] <sirkiller> what do you guys think should i run KDE or GNOME?
[19:01] <worstadmin> Just run
[19:01] <Pici> sirkiller: whatever you like better.
[19:01] <dr_willis> doug_f:  nope
[19:01] <sirkiller> which one should be more stable/fast?
[19:01] <dr_willis> sirkiller:  install both
[19:01] <io> sirkiller: or Unity?
[19:02] <dr_willis> try them iut
[19:02] <sirkiller> don't like unity for some reason
[19:02] <fishscene> sirkiller: Gnome is more for enforced simplified use. KDE is more for people who like to customize their environment.
[19:02] <dr_willis> go with kde then
[19:02] <aetas> humansky, yeah that would do it too
[19:02] <sirkiller> ok, thanks!
[19:03] <sirkiller> anybody knows why flash is so laggy?
[19:03] <sirkiller> it's bumps up to almost 90%
[19:03] <JonathanLima> hello... i have ubuntu karmic installed here and i need to install samba on it without updating... is there any way to do it?
[19:03] <sirkiller> cpu usage*
[19:03] <fishscene> sirkiller: are you using the adobe flashplayer?
[19:03] <sirkiller> yeah
[19:04] <sirkiller> the one for ubuntu
[19:04] <fishscene> sirkiller: flash is known to be a resource hog. I'm wondering if you are using specialized video drivers- which may help to offload flash video processing to your GPU.
[19:04] <sirkiller> i used the one you can find in additional drivers tab
[19:05] <sirkiller> latest one
[19:05] <fishscene> sirkiller: Try rebooting to see if that fixes the flash playback issue. (I'm assuming you aren't using LTSP or full-screen HD playback)
[19:05] <itilious> how can i have ubuntu always go straight to login screen after lock?
[19:06] <Merrioc> Question: where would be the best place to ask questions regarding preseed pxe boot installations and issues with software raid
[19:06] <sirkiller> im using fullscreen 1080P
[19:06] <fishscene> merrioc: #ubuntu-server (I think)
[19:07] <Merrioc> thanx FishFace
[19:07] <fishscene> ...you're welcome I think
[19:07] <crackerjackz> pros and cons to encrypting the home folder?
[19:08] <fishscene> sirkiller: Unfortunately, that may be beyond the capabilities of your hardware and/or flash. I don't have any hardware that can perform to that level, so I'm not able to assist further other than seeing what a reboot does.
[19:08] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> hello i can't install windows 7 SP1 because i get the error code 800F0A12. i have ubuntu installed on system i'm googling and apparently the error code is because grub is installed,  the solution is to mark windows partition as active from within windows, would that be ok?
[19:09] <ikonia> asdfasdfasdfasdf: don't see why not
[19:09] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> ikonia, does grub rely on active partitions to boot? i don't want to endup with an unbootable system..
[19:10] <ikonia> asdfasdfasdfasdf: grub relys on the masterboot record, it will be fine
[19:10] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> ikonia, is there a linux command to see which partition is currently set to active so if a disaster happens i can rstore it?
[19:10] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> (from kubuntu's livecd)
[19:10] <ikonia> asdfasdfasdfasdf: sudo fdisk -l will show
[19:10] <gridbag> can you have 2 different users logged in on 2 different screens?
[19:10] <gridbag>   how do you set that up?
[19:11] <fishscene> gridbag: you can by using LTSP- but I'm not sure if that's what you are looking for.
[19:12] <JonathanLima> i´m trying to use old-releases repository to install samba on karmic 9.10, but it just tries to connect without success... is there any problem with that repository?
[19:12] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> ikonia, i ran that command, how could i tell it's active?
[19:13] <ikonia> asdfasdfasdfasdf: see the * next to boot
[19:13] <itilious> how can i have ubuntu show login screen after coming back from screensaver?
[19:13] <itilious> instead of "switch user" screen?
[19:14] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> ikonia, oh the * is actually in a extended one. i have two question: how many active partitions can there be at the same time in a HD? do i have to format to re set it as active/unactive?
[19:14] <itilious> only forum postings i've found are years old and offer no solution :(
[19:14] <ikonia> asdfasdfasdfasdf: just one
[19:14] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> ah great
[19:14] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> do i need to format it to change it's activeness?
[19:15] <ikonia> asdfasdfasdfasdf: no
[19:16] <mang0> ikonia: Remember yesturday I couldn't chose a dock? Well I've got the GLX-Dock OpenGL. Tis epic. Like, totally epic.
[19:16] <roasted> Networking question - What is optimal when setting up a static interface in Ubuntu? Should I ONLY have IP/subnet/gateway in the interfaces file? Or should I have more entries listed, such as network, braodcast, etc?
[19:16] <cmyland> Hi guys. I have a weird problem on an -old- Packard Bell R1984 laptop with a rt2560pci wlan card. Ubuntu 11.04 reports that the wless card is disabled by hardware switch, but the computer doesn't have one except for a Fn+F1 combo that doesn't work (not in Windows either, btw). Rfkill lists it as hardblocked. Stopping network manager, rmmod-ing the rt2500pci driver, rfill unblock all, modprobe rt2500pci and rfkill list lists the card as NOT b
[19:16] <cmyland> locked, but as soon as I start network manager again it returns to Blocked: Yes.
[19:16] <ikonia> mang0: errr, "ok"
[19:16] <cmyland> I had some initial issues with ubuntu (bios?) not being able to give the pci card an IRQ address, but that is fixed, dmesg doesn't list any more issues, and the card is detected just fine.
[19:16] <john_rambo> I want that cpu meter >>>http://youtu.be/3vAsy1l2ewU    What to install ?
[19:17] <mang0> hehe
[19:17] <Abhijit> john_rambo, next time try to not use tinyurls
[19:17] <Abhijit> use original ones only
[19:17] <john_rambo> Abhijit, Ok
[19:17] <Abhijit> john_rambo, that cpu clock is in mac theme of cairo dock
[19:18] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> ikonia, okay i googled and apparently using fdisk isn't reaaaally hard i¡ll mark is as active using window's tool.
[19:19] <john_rambo> Abhijit, Thats a problem actually, I dont want cairo dock ....Thanks
[19:19] <Abhijit> ok
[19:19] <nobody-inparticu> I have personally had problems with caido dock in the past
[19:19] <oCean> Abhijit: why would we have full/long urls clutter the channel if one can use a shortened url?
[19:20] <Neoncamouflage> Is there any way to set up different backgrounds for separate workstations?
[19:20] <Abhijit> oCean, it was youtube url it was not long
[19:20] <Abhijit> oCean, one can not predict what lies there in tinyurl
[19:20] <fishscene> shortened url's are technicly proxy's and can hide nasty things that no one would know unless the link is clicked.
[19:22] <zykotick9> oCean, i do believe, not known the true URL can lead to some problems is "some" cases, open for misuse.
[19:22] <JuJuBee_> I just install 11.04 and mounted an ntfs partition as /DATA  I can't seem to change owner or perms on this mount/subdirectories
[19:23] <JuJuBee_> everything is root:plugdev and 770
[19:23] <zykotick9> JuJuBee_, you can't apply POSIX permission on a FAT or NTFS drive, it's handled by the mount command you use.
[19:23] <ikonia> JuJuBee_: you won't be able to mount sub directoires as it's mounted through fuse
[19:23] <ikonia> JuJuBee_: it's a 1 time file system, treated "flat"
[19:24] <JuJuBee_> I am used to seeing 777 on this in older version of ubuntu
[19:24] <carlos> nao consigo visualizar as fotos do cd , da como cd vazio???? alqguem sabe do que se trata? estou usando o ubuntu 1104
[19:24] <ikonia> !br | carlos
[19:24] <zykotick9> !es > carlos
[19:24] <JuJuBee_> wait, my bad, this is ext3 partition
[19:25] <carlos> obrigado
[19:25] <JuJuBee_> maybe not... hang on
[19:25] <JuJuBee_> I was correct the first time... ntfs
[19:25] <JuJuBee_> How can I allow anyone to read write?
[19:26] <edbian> JuJuBee_: Is the folder windows 7 or windows xp ?
[19:26] <JuJuBee_> no just data
[19:26] <JuJuBee_> that I use between linux and windows
[19:26] <nit-wit> JuJuBee_, did you mount it with fstab?
[19:26] <JuJuBee_> yes
[19:26] <JuJuBee_> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/646743/
[19:26] <nit-wit> JuJuBee_, give us a pastebin of the fstab
[19:27] <nit-wit> JuJuBee_, that is probably it eh.;)
[19:27] <ikonia> JuJuBee_: change the umask
[19:27] <mads> Afternoon guys :D
[19:27] <ikonia> JuJuBee_: it's treated as a mount mask
[19:27] <JuJuBee_> to 000
[19:27] <SuperMiguel> how do i remove all the gnome crap that comes with ubuntu, including gnome it self?
[19:28] <fishscene> SuperMiguel: I believe the package is called "ubuntu-desktop"
[19:28] <JuJuBee_> ikonia: change to 000?
[19:28] <ikonia> SuperMiguel: open the package manager, search for "gnome" and mark for removal
[19:28] <MrNthDegree> SuperMiguel, why not just install Xubuntu or Lubuntu or Kubuntu if you want an alternate DE?
[19:28] <nit-wit> JuJuBee_, look at the wiki.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fstab
[19:28] <zykotick9> JuJuBee_, umask are subtracted, so your OTHER group has No permission
[19:28] <ikonia> fishscene: that's just a meta package
[19:28] <ikonia> JuJuBee_: what ever permissions you feel fit
[19:28] <fishscene> nvm then :)
[19:28] <noOneknows> Can anyone here tell me how to figure out if my Sony Vaio's biometric finger scanner is detected?
[19:28] <MrNthDegree> SuperMiguel, my advice is sudo apt-get purge gnome* to remove all of gnome
[19:28] <SuperMiguel> MrNthDegree, cuz i want fluxbox :)
[19:28] <kinheads> i know this may sound weird
[19:28] <nit-wit> JuJuBee_,  this is the line    /dev/hda1       /mnt/WinXP      ntfs-3g      quiet,defaults,locale=en_US.utf8,umask=0
[19:28] <kinheads> but is their an irc for general advice
[19:29] <ikonia> kinheads: ask in #freenode
[19:29] <Pici> kinheads: there is #ubuntu-offtopic as well.
[19:29] <celthunder> kinheads: general advice on what
[19:29] <kinheads> girls, honestly
[19:29] <celthunder> kinheads: gl lol
[19:30] <MrNthDegree> SuperMiguel, Lubuntu and then stick fluxbox on it - but `sudo apt-get purge gnome*` will wipe out all of gnome including GDM for you =]
[19:30] <kinheads> so no?
[19:30] <ikonia> SuperMiguel: or use fluxbuntu
[19:30] <MrNthDegree> ikonia, outdated by loads, it has 9.04 as the newest version
[19:31] <SuperMiguel> ikonia, they are back in 9.04 :S
[19:31] <ikonia> terrible
[19:31] <MrNthDegree> i'm surprised fluxbox is still used given LXDE's light footprint
[19:32] <MrNthDegree> it's the ultimate light-but-functional-like-winexplorer setup
[19:32] <doug_f> dr_willis, I got it to work! cannot stat `aufs' avoided. Steps wipe current MBR -> Start installer from live disk with updates -> Custom partioning with dedicated /boot and / partions NO LVM. -> 11.04 installed and Working!!!
[19:33] <SuperMiguel> MrNthDegree, i use it cuz i can customize everything, and i get more screen space
[19:34] <SuperMiguel> MrNthDegree, not really care about light, 16GB of ram, 1gb/s raid 0, and i7 cpu oc to 5.0 Ghz
[19:34] <MrNthDegree> nice
[19:35] <SuperMiguel> MrNthDegree, u use gnome?
[19:35] <Kazilla> SuperMiguel: you could start a small webhosting company with that much power, it you use it right
[19:35] <Kazilla> *if
[19:35] <MrNthDegree> SuperMiguel, gnome 2.x yeah, hate 3.x and Unity
[19:35] <SuperMiguel> Kazilla, sucks that my upload speed are only 5 mb :(
[19:37] <aetas> Anyone know the difference between the ntfs, ntfs-3g and fuseblk mount types?
[19:37] <MrNthDegree> aetas, I can explain ntfs vs. ntfs-3g
[19:37] <aetas> MrNibbles, go fori t
[19:37] <MrNthDegree> aetas, Linux has an in-kernel NTFS module.  It is read-only with limited write abilities, it sucks
[19:38] <edbian> MrNthDegree: there is ntfs-3g that comes with Ubuntu and is read write and works great
[19:38] <MrNthDegree> aetas, ntfs-3g is a userland daemon which uses FUSE within the kernel to provide NTFS drivers
[19:38] <edbian> MrNthDegree: nevermind! :D
[19:38] <MrNthDegree> aetas, it works well and has read/write abilities
[19:38] <Jordan_U> doug_f: Were you using the LiveCD installer or the alternate CD installer? I think only the alternate install CD supports LVM, which may have been your original problem.
[19:38] <aetas> MrNibbles, see thats where I get confused.  I thought that one was mounted as fuseblk
[19:39] <MrNthDegree> aetas, ntfs-3g uses FUSE, but it can be mounted using ntfs-3g as the type IIRC
[19:39] <aetas> MrNthDegree, gotcha.  Much more info than I've been able to find atleast.
[19:39] <doug_f> Jordan_U, I was using the standard installer. Manually setting the partitions may have been the clue.
[19:39] <MrNthDegree> aetas, FUSE just means it's a filesystem in userspace, which means it'll be slower than a kernelspace driver, but it also means you won't suffer kernel panics with bugs (usually) ;)
[19:41] <MrNthDegree> aetas, ntfs-3g is the best route to go currently though and it's well-tested, it is even used by Mac and Solaris users ^^
[19:41] <aetas> MrNibbles, yeah I'm familiar with FUSE, I just started getting confused when fuseblk showed up.  I spent awhile looking through Google to tell the difference but couldn't find anything
[19:41] <aetas> MrNibbles, I just wanted to make sure ntfs-3g wasn't an old deprecated driver or something and fuseblk was the new one
[19:41] <amalgameate> hi, i've added ubuntu ALL=(ALL) ALL to my /etc/sudoers file, but i'm still getting "ubuntu is not allowed to run sudo on www".  does anyone know how i can enable my ubuntu user to run sudo?
[19:42] <SuperMiguel> amalgameate, try sudo -i
[19:43] <rstaples> does anyone know of a ubuntu/linux equivalent command to windows {windows-s} for screen captures?
[19:43] <Jordan_U> doug_f: If you want to use LVM you should use the alternate install CD.
[19:43] <deathwolf_> can anyone help me with a video problem?
[19:43] <MrNthDegree> aetas, fuseblk is the mount name for when a FUSE-based driver is used
[19:43] <awkisopen> Is the new point release of Ubuntu likely to allow me to adjust the brightness on my laptop (finally)? I tried upgrading but the upgrade broke my touchpad =/
[19:43] <KM0201> rstaples: ctrl + prtscrn, i think
[19:43] <MrNthDegree> aetas, or that has been my experience after checking mtab, at least
[19:43] <amalgameate> SuperMiguel: still the same result.  the weird thing is it's asking for my password for ubuntu and not for root
[19:43] <Jakman85> rstaples, will the standard screencapture utility not work?
[19:44] <SuperMiguel> amalgameate, thats the way it should be
[19:44] <aetas> MrNthDegree, sounds like you're saying fuseblk and ntfs-3g could be the same thing, just different in what started the mount
[19:44] <KM0201> rstaples: if you're noot deadset on using a keyboard command, you can just use the screenshot utility, it's under application/accessories
[19:44] <HackerII> rstaples  are you a bot ?     tab + prt/scr
[19:44] <rstaples> Jakman85, not sure how to activate it
[19:44] <Jakman85> rstaples, are you using 11.04?
[19:45] <amalgameate> SuperMiguel: ah ok, is my /etc/sudoers file correct with the line "ubuntu ALL=(ALL) ALL"?
[19:45] <rstaples> HackerII, no, I know about the prnt screen, I was looking for something that would allow me to select a portion of the screen then capture it
[19:45] <HackerII> o
[19:45] <rstaples> Jack87|Away, yes
[19:45] <lurchmeister> hey all!
[19:45] <SuperMiguel> amalgameate,  is ubuntu ur user?
[19:45] <KM0201> rstaples: then you'll want to use the screenshot utility for that.. it has a way to capture only a specific window, or to "select an area"... to screenshot
[19:45] <rstaples> using 11.04 but turn off that unity  ugh
[19:45] <amalgameate> SuperMiguel: yea
[19:45] <intlkleinblue> I just want to say thanks for such an amazing operating system and experience. I've been using Ubuntu only for about a year and half now and used to have all these little annoynances and problems. A couple of days ago, I started from scratch with a new Lucid 10.04 install after backing up my music and *every* problem I used to have is gone. Everything works flawlessly. Evolution doesn't hang. Brightness keys for my laptop work. Wireless
[19:45] <HackerII> ok, well there are some pgms that do that, just do a screen capture search, you'll find it, I've esed it a couple yrs back
[19:46] <Jakman85> rstaples, its a program called "Take Screenshot"
[19:46] <lurchmeister> I am having internet connection issues on my linux box.  I need to know where the normal location of the adsl username/password file is located.  can anyone help me out?
[19:46] <rstaples> KM0201, ok I thought there was something by default - ok thanks
[19:46] <awkisopen> intlkleinblue: I wish the brightness keys for my laptop worked :(
[19:46] <KM0201> rstaples: it should be under application/accessories, it's fairly straight foward
[19:46] <mang0> What's the command to switch workspaces?
[19:46] <bobg_> Looking for some assistance in delivering pre-configured NoMachine client connections from a web browser for users to connect to Ubuntu desktops? Is this the right place?
[19:46] <SuperMiguel> amalgameate, then yes =)
[19:47] <amalgameate> SuperMiguel: hmm, any idea why i still can't sudo then?
[19:47] <SuperMiguel> amalgameate, u using the user password right?
[19:47] <rstaples> Jakman85, thats the one, knew it was something like that.  Thanks Jak
[19:47] <HackerII> rstaples   http://ostatic.com/blog/six-top-screen-capture-tools-for-linux
[19:47] <intlkleinblue> awkisopen: yeah, that was a big issue before (was also running 10.04 before, but now it's a newer kernel or something and it works great out of the box; actually I just discovered it seconds ago as I tested it) The fresh install alleviated all of my old problems. Themed with Elegant Gnome Theme from gnome-look.org, it all looks and works fantastically.
[19:48] <KM0201> the program is actually called "gnome-screenshot"... but it's labeled "Take Screenshot"... ;)
[19:48] <rstaples> its been a while since I been on linux/ubuntu.  Loving it so far
[19:48] <awkisopen> intlkleinblue: Do you have an HP laptop by any chance? Shot in the dark
[19:48] <mads> guys, how do I connect to ubuntu-offtopic room? Been way to many years since i used IRC
[19:48] <rstaples> How many people here the Unity?  In 11.04?
[19:48] <awkisopen> Also, that's why I'm hoping/praying for the point release to fix some issues
[19:48] <fructose> Unity seemed to go buggy and I can't see the titlebar on my windows now. Is there any way to 'reset' the view?
[19:48] <awkisopen> rstaples: I do! It works great in a virtual machine
[19:49] <Jakman85> rstaples, i use unity
[19:49] <awkisopen> well, technically, Unity-2d
[19:49] <mang0> mads: type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:49] <rstaples> awkisopen, I found it confusing, removed it. hmm
[19:49] <amalgameate> SuperMiguel: o wow....i had never setup a password...doh! thanks haha
[19:49]  * KM0201 not a fan of unity.. :(
[19:49] <HackerII> rstaples  shutter looks like what you want
[19:49] <rstaples> I had a hard time finding my apps
[19:49] <mang0> How do I switch workspace? tab + ?
[19:50] <bobg_> rstaples - I am using UNITY, I like it it but I can't get it to run in the Cloud.
[19:50] <rstaples> HackerII, nice, I'll give that a try
[19:50] <mang0> got it
[19:50] <HackerII> ok, it will take captures of only what you want
[19:50] <mang0> ctrl + tab + left/right arrow
[19:50] <amalgameate> SuperMiguel: o..wait..nvm :(
[19:50] <noOneknows> how can i figure how the device name of my fingerprint reader on my sony vaio?
[19:50] <amalgameate> SuperMiguel: yea, my password is correct but still the same "not allowed to run sudo on www"
[19:51] <SuperMiguel> amalgameate, wa u mean by sudo in www?
[19:51] <awkisopen> intlkleinblue: I happen to currently have that problem on my new HP laptop. I tried installing 10.10 instead, hoping it was fixed, but the touchpad drivers didn't work...
[19:51] <amalgameate> SuperMiguel: the error message i get is : "ubuntu is not allowed to run sudo on www.  This incident will be reported."
[19:51] <fructose> Found my answer... compiz -replace
[19:51] <fructose> Err.. compiz --replace
[19:51] <the_holstar> How can i remote desktop ubuntu desktop?
[19:51] <awkisopen> Install Ubuntu Server
[19:51] <awkisopen> oh, I read that wrong
[19:52] <awkisopen> nvm
[19:52] <stone> Hey guys got 2 questions:  Lost volume applet from panel, and how to make bigger the menu displayes programs?
[19:52] <Jakman85> fructose, i dont experience that on my computer, but i have on my girlfriend's. I'll remember that, thanks
[19:52] <deathwolf_> can anyone help me with a video problem
[19:52] <the_holstar> I am trying to install
[19:52] <the_holstar> Team Viewer
[19:52] <Jakman85> deathwolf, try to upgrade your video driver?
[19:52] <the_holstar> i installed it
[19:53] <bobg_> Hey "the_hostar" I have used TV, it is slow but easy to get running
[19:53] <the_holstar> But after installtaion, i couldn't find the path of it :S
[19:53] <HackerII> stone  right click pannel, chose add to pannel, ecroll to (notification area) click it'
[19:53] <Jakman85> deathwolf_, try to upgrade your video driver?
[19:53] <HackerII> scroll *
[19:53] <deathwolf_> i just got a geforce gtx 560 ti and when i install the additional drivers i lose my desktop environment
[19:53] <BrianOfTacoma> I am trying to add a 2nd monitor on Classic desktop (11.04) with an nvidia graphics card and compositing isn't working on the 2nd monitor.  1st monitor is unchanged but I do not get windows decorations or the ability to move windows with the 2nd monitor.  Where should I look for help?
[19:53] <the_holstar> bobg_ which one is better?
[19:53] <deathwolf_> its like just a terminal
[19:53] <stone> Thanks Hacker ii.
[19:53] <amalgameate> SuperMiguel: hmmm i'm trying to figure out what www is....i think i may have changed my hostname from www to cs2
[19:53] <HackerII> ok
[19:54] <Jakman85> deathwolf_, PM me
[19:54] <the_holstar> bobg_ so TV would be not that good?
[19:54] <majuk__> Hey all. I'm on 9.10 and trying to figure out what service is auto-mounting USB drives. Is there some creative way to figure that out from logged information?
[19:55] <bobg_> holstar, I gave up on remote desktop and TV, I am using FreeNX and it is fast and stays up all the time
[19:55] <Escherial> hey, do most of you just use the vanilla terminal, or is there a better one out there of which i'm unaware?
[19:55] <bobg_> Or you can go and get the free version of NoMachine server (limited to 2 connections)
[19:55] <doug_f> dr_willis, I think the thing that really got me past the error is that Manually specifying the /boot made sure the installer tried to install it to the right drive(sdb).
[19:55] <Escherial> i'd like to be able to copy by selecting rather than right-clicking + selecting "copy", motsly
[19:55] <the_holstar> freenx is free?
[19:55] <Escherial> *mostly, argh
[19:56] <bobg_> yes
[19:56] <awkisopen> intlkleinblue: you there
[19:56] <the_holstar> so it's limited to 2 clients only?
[19:57] <bobg_> FreeNX is unlimited, the "free" version of NoMachine commercial, is limited to 2 concurrent connections
[19:57] <the_holstar> my friend installed tv on my server in uk
[19:57] <gregor__> hello
[19:58] <the_holstar> he says he can't find the teamviewer installed path
[19:58] <the_holstar> :S
[19:58] <bobg_> holstar, TV is OK, just not as fast as FreeNX.
[19:58] <bobg_> holstar, let me get you the path for TV
[19:58] <bobg_> presuming he did the default install
[20:00] <the_holstar> hmm
[20:00] <the_holstar> i am new to freenx
[20:00] <awkisopen> Is 10.04.3 due out on the 21st (says the release schedule) or the 29th (says the bug list)
[20:00] <the_holstar> do i need to intall in both pcs/?
[20:00] <kongo_86> HELP!!! i don tlike unity
[20:00] <kongo_86> ugh!!!
[20:00] <bobg_> holstar, you need TV on both sides
[20:01] <kongo_86> and even ubuntu classic is giving trouble
[20:01] <the_holstar> i mean.. freenx
[20:01] <kongo_86> should i give gnome 3 a chance?
[20:01] <kongo_86> seriously... i dont want to give up ubunut...
[20:01] <bobg_> No... FreeNX on the "server" side and then go grab the NoMachine client (that is free) on the connecting side
[20:02] <extraclassic> kongo_86: 10.04 is solid
[20:02] <the_holstar> hope freenx server is also free
[20:02] <the_holstar> :P
[20:02] <kongo_86> extraclassic:  I KNOW!!!
[20:02] <kongo_86> but stupid me upgraded
[20:02] <extraclassic> reinstall then
[20:03] <kongo_86> cant seem to find a solid tut on how revert
[20:03] <kongo_86> yea but ill lose all my settings and shit
[20:03] <the_holstar> also another
[20:03] <the_holstar> i tried to re-install grub
[20:03] <extraclassic> you'll have it back in a couple hours
[20:03] <the_holstar> after installation of windows
[20:04] <BrianOfTacoma> I am trying to add a 2nd monitor on Classic desktop (11.04) with an nvidia graphics card and compositing isn't working on the 2nd monitor.  1st monitor is unchanged but I do not get windows decorations or the ability to move windows with the 2nd monitor.  Where should I look for help?
[20:04] <bobg_> holstar - freenx server is FREE, by the way, TV is in /usr/bin/teamviewer6
[20:04] <kongo_86> i think im going to have to man... its just so depresssing...
[20:04] <asus123> hi all, having trouble installing ubuntu 11.04 (tried both amd64 and intel x86) on an asus m4a78lt-m le with Amd X840 processor....any tips or tricks?
[20:04] <ampharos> hmmm
[20:04] <cAveman> hello
[20:04] <kongo_86> one more Question.. that do you guys see the future of ubuntu with unity? are they gonna drop it/
[20:05] <ampharos> trying to find good linux harware, but the catch is they all either are expensive and/or ship hideously out of date Ubuntus, most of the time.
[20:05] <ampharos> any suggestions for a relatively cheap ubuntu and debian friendly laptop?
[20:05] <ampharos> i really don't wanna pay the MS tax
[20:05] <extraclassic> kongo_86: no
[20:05] <JoshManders> Hi guys, I'm creating a media server so all the xbox 360's in my house can connect to it and watch movies and tv shows that are on it, is it best to use Ubuntu Desktop or Server?
[20:05] <e_t_> JoshManders: are you comfortable on the command line?
[20:05] <kongo_86> extraclassic: .. dang... you run unity?
[20:06] <the_holstar> oh thanks babg_ first let me try to login through tv and then i'll install freenx there
[20:06] <the_holstar> :D
[20:06] <the_holstar> thanks for the help :)
[20:06] <Jordan_U> ampharos: Have you checked http://dell.com/ubuntu ?
[20:06] <JoshManders> e_t_: I know it decently from using Ubuntu on my main machine, and from doing stuff via my server.
[20:06] <extraclassic> kongo_86: no, 10.04...i used unity & gnome3 for a bit but they're retarded
[20:06] <rstaples> extraclassic, not a big fan of unity, think I need to give it some time.
[20:06] <bobg_> holstar - sure / good luck.
[20:06] <ampharos> they didn't seem to offer ubuntu laptops in canada
[20:06] <JoshManders> I guess using Server is just like ssh'ing to my website server.
[20:06] <ampharos> i only seen one, but it does run nice
[20:07] <kongo_86> well then im off to reinstall everything... :(((
[20:07] <ampharos> No configurations are valid for the chosen filters. No ubntu laptops for dell!
[20:07] <rstaples> the Dell 630 runs 11.04 sweet
[20:07] <przemek_> Hi, I'm having trouble to configure my host with two nic's - one to private net and one to world. However when I cant ping hosts in world and traceroute shows everything is routed into private net. What do I do wrong?
[20:07] <cAveman> ampharos:https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks      ..... A LIST OF UBUNTU REMIX SUPPORTED HARDWARE... AKA LAPTOP UBUNTU VERSION
[20:07] <ikonia> cAveman: tone it down please.
[20:07] <e_t_> JoshManders: pretty much. Server doesn't ship with X11, so it's command line only (of course you can install X, but then why not use Desktop).
[20:08] <extraclassic> kongo_86: you should repartition stuff so next time you have to reinstall it won't be a big deal
[20:08] <ampharos> cAveman: my cousin's wife has a mini 9 with buntu 8.04 [preinstalled
[20:08] <ampharos> it's a speedy sonabitch with xubuntu natty, but I'd like one for myself ;)
[20:08] <cAveman> ampharos:dang.. were like 11.04 bud
[20:08] <ampharos> it's old
[20:09] <kongo_86> yea ...i get more frustrated on reinstall apps. my home directory i can back it up fine.
[20:09] <the_holstar> short cut key to terminal please
[20:10] <extraclassic> i use clonezilla to make a restore image
[20:10] <e_t_> przemek_: How did you configure you NICs?
[20:10] <kongo_86> thanks for the tip  extraclassic
[20:11] <davirrirri> hello. ¿Any know how does qoud libet show the album cover?
[20:11] <przemek_> e_t_ world is dhcp and private is static
[20:11] <e_t_> przemek_: did you set a default route on the static interface?
[20:12] <cAveman> Does anyone know how to network 2 ubuntu laptops together from a wifi connection
[20:12] <kongo_86> extraclassic:  not to mention firefox doesnt even work
[20:12] <ikonia> cAveman: turn one of them into a hotspot
[20:12] <przemek_> e_t_ no, gateway is only cofigured for world nic
[20:12] <cAveman> ikonia:you mean network sharing?
[20:13] <ikonia> cAveman: no,
[20:13] <cAveman> ikonia:mitm ?
[20:13] <ikonia> cAveman: I mean an access point
[20:13] <przemek_> e_t_ and in route table for some reson the private nic is listet as my gateway
[20:13] <alaing> how do i chmod 777 all folders + files in a directory?
[20:13] <asus123> hi all, having trouble installing ubuntu 11.04 (tried both amd64 and intel x86) on an asus m4a78lt-m le with Amd X840 processor....any tips or tricks?
[20:13] <ikonia> alaing: chmod 777 *
[20:14] <asus123> never loads or installs......
[20:14] <ikonia> asus123: what's the issue
[20:14] <alaing> ikonia: I take it i have to cd into that directory
[20:14] <ikonia> alaing: yes
[20:14] <Neoncamouflage> alaing: Be careful when using that code, make absolutely sure you're in the right directory
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> alaing:  don't recommend that at all
[20:14] <alaing> I know the risk just not sure of the commands
[20:14] <Neoncamouflage> If you're in the wrong one, it can take a while to fix
[20:15] <gr4y5ky> Hi there, ihave a question concerning iproute2. I created a special routing table. Is there a way so that i can keep this table after a reboot? Thank you very much.
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> gr4y5ky: add the command in /etc/rc.local above the exit 0   and it will run each boot
[20:16] <e_t_> przemek_: try "sudo ifdown (static)" to see if that gets rid of the default route.
[20:16] <przemek_> e_t_ i did it before ad it does get rid of problem
[20:16] <the_holstar> bobg_ are you there? does freenx works in gui mode?
[20:17] <przemek_> e_t_ and as soon as I bring it up and try any lookup in private network problem comes back
[20:17] <e_t_> przemek_: Then something in the network config IS setting a gateway on that interface.
[20:17] <cAveman> ikonia: "sudo iwconfig eth1 mode Master" doesn't work to change make a laptop an access point
[20:17] <przemek_> e_t_ right and how to find it?
[20:17] <kongo_86> extraclassic:  10.10 or 10.04?
[20:17] <e_t_> przemek_: Did you use NetworkManager or /etc/network/interfaces  to setup the static IP?
[20:18] <przemek_> e_t_ /etc/network/interfaces
[20:18] <gr4y5ky> ActionParsnip: sorry won't work because i don't now how to create thath special table ^^ i copyid the main table with a script and edited the default route...
[20:18] <e_t_> przemek_: Can you pastebin the file?
[20:18] <przemek_> e_t_ here?
[20:19] <e_t_> !paste | przemek_
[20:19] <extraclassic> kongo_86: I use 10.04 because it's supported until April 2013 and I can just leave it alone
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> gr4y5ky: is it a single command in terminal, or a few commands?
[20:19] <gr4y5ky> isn't there a way so save the ip route table in a file or somethin and load it back after reboot?
[20:20] <gr4y5ky> ActionParsnip it isn't a command, it is a ip route table...
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> extraclassic: natty is also EOL then ;)
[20:20] <Phr3d13> Ubuntu 11.04 looking for a success story for a via VT6410 pci raid/ide card
[20:20] <extraclassic> either one works then I guess
[20:21] <kroq-gar78> ActionParsnip: what? natty and EOL?
[20:21] <BrianOfTacoma> I am trying to add a 2nd monitor on Classic desktop (11.04) with an nvidia graphics card and compositing isn't working on the 2nd monitor.  1st monitor is unchanged but I do not get windows decorations or the ability to move windows with the 2nd monitor.  Where should I look for help?
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> kroq-gar78: natty is EOL when lucid desktop is EOL
[20:21] <ladelai> yo
[20:21] <kroq-gar78> ActionParsnip: ah that's what you meant :P
[20:22] <extraclassic> I'm hoping by then someone forks gnome2...there's one guy trying and named it Mate, but it's not in English
[20:22] <djindy> Hi, using Ubuntu 11.04 how can I check what kind of wireless connection currently using (b, g, or n, for example)?
[20:22] <e_t_> gr4y5ky: You can recreate the route with the "ip route" command. That is what you'd put into rc.local.
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> gr4y5ky: is it a number of commands though. How do you manually apply the setting?
[20:23] <alaing> how do I change owner/group form the command line. At the moment its owner by root
[20:23] <kroq-gar78> alaing: owner of a file?
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> alaing: sudo chown user:group item
[20:23] <Taymon> I just installed tomcat6 and have confirmed that it's running, but can't connect to http://127.0.0.1 in my browser. What's wrong?
[20:23] <kroq-gar78> or directory
[20:23] <galamar> Hello. How can I "cd" to a mounted iso?
[20:23] <alaing> I need to do it for all files/folders for a specific folder
[20:23] <pyroscope> Taymon: :8080
[20:23] <JuJuBee_> I am trying to install nfs-kernel-server and getting errors http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/646783/  Someone assist?
[20:24] <Phr3d13> galamar, cd media/iso name
[20:24] <kroq-gar78> alaing: sudo chown -R 'user':'group' 'folder'
[20:24] <alaing> let me give that a try
[20:25] <gr4y5ky> e_t: the Problem is that i don't know how to create that very table... i used a script to copy my current main table and then i modified it... http://pastebin.com/3nLHRFB2
[20:25] <przemek_> e_t_ http://paste.ubuntu.com/646785/
[20:26] <kroq-gar78> alaing: but make sure to replace 'user' 'group' and 'folder' with the actual names
[20:26] <yaadam> Hi, Grub 2 crazy - because and why? Because  - got an error no such device and prompt cmd grub resuce> after install and reboot.
[20:26] <alaing> kroq-gar78: with the single quote?
[20:26] <kroq-gar78> alaing: I meant for you to replace the things inside the single quotes with the user group and folder
[20:26] <yaadam> Reason it's bios bug.
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> yaadam: I'd boot to live CD and you can reinstate the boot loader
[20:27] <yaadam> LBA
[20:27] <galamar> Phr3d13, I get "bash: cd: /media/filename.iso: No such file or directory"
[20:27] <alaing> kroq-gar78: got it thanks its worked
[20:27] <yaadam> Yes - developer cna add
[20:27] <yaadam> can*
[20:27] <Phr3d13> galamar, yeah looking again
[20:27] <yaadam> LBA size error
[20:27] <yaadam> I fix it
[20:28] <yaadam> grub see small than the disk be real
[20:28] <kroq-gar78> alaing: np
[20:28] <Phr3d13> galamar, http://clouddenizen.com/2010/03/13/archive-mounter-in-ubuntu-tip-of-the-day/
[20:29] <yaadam> Fix it - making by creative a small partiotion 200 MB for /boot .
[20:29] <hase_> So I'm trying to use compiz, but the first thing I notice is all my windows are fixed, can't move them and I can't find anything in the help about that
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> hase_: enable the move plugin in ccsm
[20:30] <chriswr> how do i install a tar.gz file?
[20:30] <Phr3d13> hase_, check the boxes in the window management category for all the options you want on
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: what is the name of the file?
[20:31] <tzhuang> hello gentlemen. can anyone point me to a good music notation software to use under ubuntu?
[20:31] <Fuchs> chriswr: usually better not at all. This is probably source code, which needs to be compiled. Try looking for a suitable .deb package first
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> tzhuang: how do you mean "music notification"?
[20:31] <yaadam> Developers can add a detect system of this bug  - and if detect bios LBA bug then installation sugest make boot partiotion
[20:31] <hase_> Ok i can move them now, I wonder if I can get the buttons back on them
[20:31] <Fuchs> chriswr: if there is none, unpack it and read the INSTALL and README files. If it advises you to do a ./configure, make, make install: do a checkinstall instead of make install instead. But still I can't recommend it
[20:31] <yaadam> that all  good luck.
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> hase_: press ALT+F2 and run:  compiz --replace
[20:32] <tzhuang> ActionParsnip: something that i could use to replace finale
[20:32] <chriswr> so tar.gz is a compressed file?
[20:32] <tzhuang> ActionParsnip: sorry i meant music notation
[20:32] <tzhuang> ActionParsnip: wait a second... i did say music notation =P
[20:32] <przemek_> e_t_ got enything?
[20:32] <hase_> Still no x on the windows, I'll keep messing around with settings
[20:33] <SomeOneImportant> I'm having an issue where a program won't compile because I can't use #include <usb.h>
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> tzhuang: yeah, like sheet music?
[20:33] <SomeOneImportant> doesn't look like it exists in /usr/includes
[20:33] <SomeOneImportant> where is it?
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: yes, but what is the name of the file, we may be able to give you advice
[20:33] <SomeOneImportant> did the header file move in 11.04?
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> tzhuang: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=250381
[20:34] <chriswr> ActionParsnip, egoboo-2.8.1.tar.gz  , its a game
[20:35] <Neoncamouflage> I'm using Ubuntu 10.10, it came preloaded with Python 2.x. I installed Python 3, but it still uses 2 by default. How do I change this?
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> !info egoboo
[20:36] <asus123> ikonia sorry....insurance agent called....back to my problem.....when trying to install ubuntu 11.04 on asus m4a78lt-m LE motherboard.....it never gets anywhere....
[20:37] <asus123> always loading.....ubuntu with dots below it.....blinking on then off across the screen.....gets nowhere after a number of minutes so I give up
[20:37] <ActionParsnip> is ubottu asleep?
[20:37] <e_t_> przemek_: try "sudo ip route change default via X.X.X.X" where X.X.X.X is the IP address of your real gateway.
[20:37] <kroq-gar78> ActionParsnip: you hav eto do !info | geoboo
[20:37] <Phr3d13> !info |egoboo
[20:37] <Neoncamouflage> asus123: That happened to me too, I hit esc, it went to a screen showing the code scroll by, and it worked. I left it literally 5 hours without doing that and it never isntalled.
[20:37] <kroq-gar78> there :)
[20:37] <ActionParsnip> kroq-gar78: yea I know ;)
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: the game is in the repos
[20:38] <davincix> ciao a tutti
[20:38] <Phr3d13> that what you wanted ActionParsnip?
[20:38] <kroq-gar78> lol yeah you forgot the |
[20:38] <chriswr> :O
[20:38] <asus123> im wondering if there are issue with ubuntu 11.04 and either asus mobo or amd cpu that I am not aware of?
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: sudo apt-get install egoboo
[20:38] <vooze> Is there any advantage in installing ubuntu-server 32bit over 64bit? If the server only haves 2GB ram
[20:38] <chriswr> ActionParsnip, it says its only 166kb but the file i got from the site is 136mb
[20:39] <asus123> Neoncamouflage so what did you do?
[20:39] <kroq-gar78> chriswr: maybe the file from the website is source too?
[20:39] <Neoncamouflage> asus123: Not that I know if, that happened with 10.04 with me. When it first comes to that loading screen with the dots give it about 10 seconds and hit esc, goes to a code screen where it then actually installs
[20:39] <Neoncamouflage> Only way I got it  to work for me.
[20:39] <przemek_> e_t_ it sais "RTNETLINK answers: File exists" and does nothing
[20:40] <linxeh> vooze: depends how much hardware you have in there I guess
[20:40] <Phr3d13> Ubuntu 11.04 looking for a success story for a via VT6410 pci raid/ide card
[20:40] <chriswr> kroq-gar78, maybe ill just do the repos and see how it works
[20:40] <asus123> anyreason why i should go amd64 vs 32bit?
[20:40] <chriswr> ActionParsnip, thnx for the help
[20:40] <asus123> or reason why i should not
[20:40] <vooze> linxeh, its a virtual server
[20:41] <linxeh> vooze: then go with 32 bit
[20:41] <Neoncamouflage> asus123: If you're using more than 3.2gigs of RAM then 64 bit is better, as well as if you're doing high quality video rendering. But for most users you won't tell a difference.
[20:41] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: that's just that package, it will pull in other packages which will be bigger, probably egoboo-data
[20:41] <Neoncamouflage> asus123: But make sure your computer can support 64 bit
[20:42] <asus123> my computer can....if i can get the damn cd to install?
[20:42] <chriswr> ActionParsnip, yeah i just did apt-get and it all adds up to same size
[20:43] <SkiOne> sorry if this question has been asked a million times but... is there a way to get a list of all the apache and php modules installed on a system so I can replicate it on another?
[20:43] <Neoncamouflage> asus123: Then I'd just try to reinstall it again, hit esc when the loading screen comes up. Possibly burn a new CD as something may have gone wrong with the one you're using, unlikely but there's a chance.
[20:43] <dolbys> hi allz
[20:43] <asus123> Neoncamouflage of course it can.....its is a quad core processor
[20:44] <dolbys> how i can see if in my vps is installed php ?
[20:44] <asus123> i have tried using cd and two flash drives (one with 32 bit and another with amd64)....and tried the "try before installing" option....maybe I just need to go straight to install
[20:44] <asus123> will try Neoncamouflage
[20:45] <SkiOne> basically I want to replicate the A and P of the LAMP stack from another machine
[20:45] <mike13223> I am having problems with samba networking. i want a folder to be read/write for one user, and read only for another. please advise. here is a pastebin of relevant conf. this is a headless system http://pastebin.com/G7dkHKPQ
[20:46] <majuk__> So I have a desk full of tablet PCs. When I connect them to USB simultaneously, they automout as "Archos 7", "Archos 7_", "Archos 7__", etc. That's the Vendor and Model, respectively. I'd like my server to do similar tricks, but I don't know what program is auto-mounting these devices. Any help? I'm about to have to embark on a few hours of udev programming if I can't figure this out.
[20:46] <Stryker> How do I enable the numpad on startup?
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> asus123: did you MD5 test the iso youo downloaded?
[20:47] <tjiggi_fo> Stryker, in the BIOS
[20:47] <majuk__> s/programming/scripting
[20:47] <Stryker> tjiggi_fo, it disables once in grub
[20:47] <Phr3d13> is ndiswrapper only for networking drivers, or can i use it for a vt6410 driver?
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> Phr3d13: i suggest you look at what NDIS actually is
[20:48] <tjiggi_fo> Stryker, oh? Never had that so cannot help
[20:48] <Stryker> k
[20:48] <Foxx> Has anybody had problems with wireless drivers working out of the box with a live cd/usb but not after an install?
[20:49] <asus123> ActionParsnip yes and used all three mediums (cd and usb flash drives) to install ubuntu on other systems.  Should I try installing with built in graphics first and then add the graphics card i bought for system afterwards???
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> asus123: what video chip is the extra card using?
[20:49] <asus123> ati 6960 i think.....
[20:50] <asus123> let me look at box...hang on
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> asus123: try the boot option:  nomodeset    make sure the BIOS has the PCIexpress card set as the primary video device
[20:50] <ronqbc> how can i add a hebrew spellcheaker?
[20:50] <asus123> sorry ActionParsnip it is radeon 6670 card
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> asus123: you may want to also add:  radeon.blacklist=1
[20:50] <chriswr> so i did sudo apt-get install egoboo and it did its download thing and install thing but where do i find it now cause its not in my application list?
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: are you using unity?
[20:51] <zakwilson> What's the audio applet called in 11.04? It crashed and I want to restart it.
[20:51] <e_t_> przemek_: What happens if you run "sudo dhclient eth0"?
[20:51] <chriswr> ActionParsnip, is that 11.04?
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: its part of it if you use natty, yes. Do you have a bar on the left?
[20:52] <asus123> ActionParsnip i read something about nomodeset earlier.....do you get that by hitting f6?
[20:52] <chriswr> ActionParsnip, yep
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> !nomodeset | asus123
[20:52] <Neoncamouflage> Is there a way to set Ubuntu to use Python 3 by default instead of the preset Python 2.6?
[20:52] <asus123> will try again ActionParsnip.....would you recommend i go 32 or 64 bit?
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: press Super  then type the game's name, see what turns up :)
[20:52] <asus123> have 4gb ram
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> asus123: how much RAM do you have and what is the main use of the system?
[20:53] <dolbys> hi. i've installed php by yum install php.... but after this command my vps supports php page?
[20:53] <chriswr> ActionParsnip, super?
[20:53] <maco> dolbys: if you're using yum, you're not using ubuntu and therefore not supported here
[20:53] <maco> dolbys: perhaps you meant to join #fedora
[20:53] <asus123> well, this system is going to my son.....video editing is most demanding thing he may try on here i would think
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: windows key is called Super in Linux
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> asus123: then 64bit will benefit a lot
[20:53] <chriswr> ActionParsnip, ah alright
[20:54] <asus123> ok will try it now...thanks for help everyone!
[20:54] <chriswr> ActionParsnip, awsome found it
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> chriswr: ;)
[20:54] <OY1R> ikonia, by formats did you mean like avi divx mp4 vob ?
[20:55] <xdanx> hey, just, just a short question here: i'm using ubuntu, how can i find the total number of sectors a hdd has? smartclt reports a value of 1648 reallocated sector count
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> xdanx: sudo fdisk -l    may show it
[20:56] <xdanx> ActionParsnip: I ran that, it says just 255 heads , 63 sectors / track, 256 cylinders
[20:57] <xdanx> I searched on wiki, but i don;t know exactly how to calculate the total sectors
[21:00] <Reikoku> Does ubuntu have a 'stage3' like install process which I can do over ssh? :/
[21:00] <Reikoku> My friend seems to be epic failing his install lol
[21:00] <Reikoku> I'm not sure how
[21:00] <SkiOne> Reikoku: you can install almost anything over SSH
[21:01] <SkiOne> ssh server:"apt-get install apache2" works
[21:01] <Reikoku> I want to bootstrap the OS over ssh, not install a package, SkiOne
[21:01] <linxeh> SkiOne: that isnt what he means
[21:01] <SkiOne> sorry
[21:01] <Reikoku> np
[21:01] <Reikoku> I don't really want to give a Linux noob gentoo :P but it's the only OS I've ever installed from 4000 miles away
[21:02] <aetas> Reikoku, I don't think they have that.  Why can't you network install over HTTP or FTP or something?
[21:03] <Reikoku> aetas: I'm not sure how I'd install over ftp o.O I need to install on his machine
[21:03] <linxeh> I wouldn't give anyone a gentoo box :P
[21:03] <SkiOne> Reikoku: I just google remote install ubuntu and found a bunch of useful stuff
[21:03] <linxeh> you might be able to do it with a combination of the alternate CD and setting up an ssh server on it or something
[21:03] <Reikoku> linxeh: What's wrong with gentoo? :(
[21:03] <aetas> Reikoku, its basically a small ISO that pulls everything down off the net
[21:04] <SkiOne> here is a youtube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w74giN0aO_U
[21:04] <Reikoku> aetas: He might be able to get that working
[21:04] <aetas> Reikoku, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/Netboot
[21:04] <linxeh> looks like the ubuntu server cd can do it
[21:04] <linxeh> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w74giN0aO_U
[21:04] <linxeh> Reikoku: well, I suppose it has binary packages these days
[21:04] <Reikoku> I'm still trying to work out how he can mess up Ubuntu install -_-
[21:04] <Reikoku> It's easier than Windows
[21:05] <SkiOne> that it is
[21:05] <Reikoku> linxeh: I don't want binary packages :P
[21:05] <linxeh> Reikoku: your CPU is just the same as everyone elses though
[21:05] <SkiOne> just keep hitting enter and it installs
[21:05] <linxeh> why not run folding at home or something useful with those clock cycles ?
[21:05] <yepitsme19> Hey guys, quick question. Has anybody been able to successfully install 11.04 on a GUID partition table?
[21:05] <linxeh> I've had machines that are a right PITA to install ubuntu/debian/rhel on
[21:05] <linxeh> so I know some people genuinely can have issues
[21:06] <aetas> yeah if the installer doesn't have the drivers, its not that fun
[21:06] <Tyler5794> Right, hey everyone, I don't know too much about ubuntu/linux in general, and I'm having trouble with using wine to play VisualBoy Advance. Can someone help me?
[21:06] <shadows090> Hi all. I'm having internet connection problems on my ubuntu machine. I was wondering if someone would be able to help? I'm connecting through a wireless ap with a static ip address. I can access the wireless ap, i can access the router, and I cannot access the internet. I cannot ping ip addresses from the external internet
[21:06] <Neoncamouflage> Does anyone know how to get Python 3 to be used by default instead of Python 2.6?
[21:06] <shadows090> however I can access the internet if I just use my wireless network card
[21:06] <aetas> Tyler5794, why?
[21:06] <Reikoku> linxeh: Already mining bitcoins with most of my GPU cycles :P
[21:07] <Tyler5794> The VBA emulator in the software center doesn't work well.
[21:07] <Reikoku> linxeh: I like to be able to patch my programs on the fly, it's not about the performance gain from compiling
[21:07] <fishscene> shadows090: is your DNS and gateway set correctly on the static-assigned adapter?
[21:07] <Tyler5794> I get an error message when I try to open files,
[21:07] <aetas> Tyler5794, if you don't like that one, you're much better off trying to find a linux one rather than emulating an emulator to run your game
[21:08] <shadows090> fishscene, yes. My wireless ap asks for the gateway and subnet. my gateway is the standard 192.168.1.1 and my subnet is 255.255.255.0
[21:08] <aetas> whats the error?
[21:08] <Tyler5794> The only gba emulator I know of for linux is VBA.
[21:08] <cmyland> hm. I have enabled acpi=force pci=biosirq irqpoll noapicimer in grub, and dmesg | grep rt25 gives "can't derive routing for PCI INT A / PCI INT A: no GSI" any ideas what I can do to resolve this?
[21:08] <Tyler5794> wine: Call from 0x7bc4a9e0 to unimplemented function MFC42.DLL.6876, aborting
[21:08] <Tyler5794> wine: Unimplemented function MFC42.DLL.6876 called at address 0x7bc4a9e0 (thread 0009), starting debugger...
[21:08] <Tyler5794> and more.
[21:08] <linxeh> Reikoku: life is too short - it is trivial to get the source and patch if you really need to anyway - I'd rather spend my time working than fixing the system so I can work :P
[21:08] <asus123> hey actionparsnip....u there?
[21:09] <shadows090> fishscene, i have a static dns set at my router of 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 which are google's dns servers. what stumps me is that i have no restrictions on ip addresses or mac addresses and i can access the internet by my wireless card, but not through the wireless ap if it's hooked up to my eth0 interface
[21:09] <Reikoku> linxeh: I use BSD these days, so the system generally does just work :P
[21:09] <aetas> did you use winetricks to install mfc42?
[21:09] <Reikoku> But I never found gentoo particularly taxing to keep working
[21:09] <SkiOne> I have a list of packages how do I pipe that list into apt so I can see the progress?
[21:09] <Reikoku> Just avoid the unstable ebuilds
[21:09] <hollyjolly> hey my touchpad just stopped working. It's listed in xinput
[21:09] <Tyler5794> I downloaded mfc42.dll from a dll website, I dunno if that's everything I need though.
[21:10] <aetas> Tyler5794, no
[21:10] <Tyler5794> I put it in wine's c drive's system32.
[21:10] <asus123> tried hitting f6 from ubuntu bootup screen...does nothing....so I edited line by adding nomodeset to end and hit enter.....it is STILL trying to do something (see ubuntu 11.04 with dots under it) but doing nothing if you ask me?
[21:10] <aetas> Tyler5794, apt-get install winetricks && winetricks mfc42
[21:10] <aetas> Tyler5794, do the winetricks command from the user thats running Wine/GBA though
[21:10] <dima__> hi
[21:11] <Tyler5794> Okay, I'll try that, thanks!
[21:11] <asdiqi> Hi, what does "None" mean here, is the device supported: http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog/component/usb:5801:0A5C ?
[21:11] <aetas> use that command, grabbing random dlls doesn't usually end well :)
[21:11] <asus123> anyone know why ubuntu 11.04 will not load/boot/install on amd64 840 processor with 6670 ati card?
[21:11] <dima__> i wanna invite to google+ ))
[21:11] <aetas> Tyler5794, do "winetricks list" to see what it will do for you
[21:11] <edbian> asus123: Are you trying to boot a liveUSB ?
[21:11] <astraljava> !ot > dima__
 yes
[21:12] <edbian> asus123: Can you confirm that the USB drive boots on another machine?  So we know that's not the problem?
[21:12] <asdiqi> anyone?
[21:12] <asdiqi> what is certification page for?
[21:12] <asus123> well, i have used it to install amd64 ubuntu on my laptop
[21:12] <dtcrshr> how do i check which version is my ubuntu install? in numbers as 10.04, 10.10..
[21:12] <edbian> asus123: How long ago?
[21:12] <dtcrshr> iv tryed uname -a
[21:12] <ivan__> hey I have a netgear n150 usb wireless adapter. I am using ubuntu 10.10. I need to download and install a driver for it top work. Where can I find a driver?
[21:13] <dtcrshr> and cat /etc/debian_version
 about 2 months ago
[21:13] <dtcrshr> both give me info, but not this one
[21:13] <ronqbc> what can i do agaisnt this?  http://img546.imageshack.us/i/screenshotnh.png/
[21:13] <asus123> and it has sat in a drawer since then
[21:13] <fishscene> dtcrshr: system > about Ubuntu
[21:13] <edbian> asus123: mmm, we'll just say the USB drive is good and move on.  Can you use my name when talking to me?  Helps me catch the things you say.
[21:13] <asus123> also 32 bit cd and usb flash drive won't install/load/boot on this same pc either
[21:13] <gribouille> ubuntu screwed my X configuration. now, the 1280x1024 screen resolution isn't available any more. what should I do ?
[21:13] <fishscene> It will say something like "You are using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS..." I don't know how to get this info in terminal though.
[21:14] <edbian> asus123: What is it like when you boot?  Does it feeze?  Does it go to busybox?  Do you see errors?
[21:14] <asus123> edbian will do....
[21:14] <edbian> asus123: :)
[21:14] <dima__> i buy ga-990xa-ud3 for am3+
[21:14] <jvgeli> using natty on a laptop. I get freezes on log. A blog suggested to force version of pm_utils to lucid as it was the one causing the problem. Installed and somehow it fixed it. is some experiencing the same issue?
[21:14] <asus123> edbian it gives Ubuntu 11.04 with dots under it for a LOOONG time...and just now the screen finally went black....
[21:14] <dtcrshr> thanks
 but it is doing nothing
[21:15] <edbian> asus123: How long is a long time?  1 hr?  or 5 minutes?
[21:15] <Tyler5794> When I try installing winetricks, I get "Package winetricks is not available, but is referred to by another package." and it says it has no installation candidate?
[21:15] <edbian> asus123: Does the num lock key change the num lock light? (good way to check if the machine is frozen)
[21:15] <dima__> 8 core processor will be supported 10.04 lts ?)
[21:15] <asus123> edbian 10-15 minutes
[21:15] <edbian> asus123: and the num lock key?
[21:16] <asus123> edbian when i hit the num lock key it lights on or off depending on when i press it
[21:16] <Boss_227> Ciao at all
[21:16] <edbian> asus123: So it's not frozen.  Can you press escape?
[21:16] <jvgeli> can I use powertop on an AMD computer? I see that the software was created by intel
[21:16] <tktiddle> Hi how do i install sun java?
[21:16] <asus123> edbian oh, now we have the Ubuntu 11.04 screen again with dots underneath
[21:16] <edbian> asus123: after pressing escape??
[21:17] <asus123> edbian just did, now it says chroot cant execume 'rm" input/output error
[21:17] <asus123> edbian yes
[21:17] <itaylor57> !java | tktiddle
[21:17] <edbian> asus123: weird that it was trying to execute 'rm'  Is that the entire error? It doesn't say what device has the i/o error?
[21:18] <asus123> sorry edbian, after the ubuntu 11.04 screen i hit escape then got screen with all kinds of stuff on it...and many input/output erros....stuff like chroot: cant execute 'fontconfig-voodoo': input output error etc.
[21:19] <osse> I moved two folder to the Trash via Nautilus. I want to retrieve them. When I click the Trash icon the computer works forever (I think it is pretty full) and then after a minute shows zero files. Where can I navigate to find the trashed files?
[21:19] <asus123> edbian, shall i try burning a new cd of amd64
[21:19] <edbian> asus123: Yeah, escape key takes the splash away so we can see errors.  Now we just need to get one that is meaningful.  What is the earliest error you can see?  Anything regarding /dev/sda  or sr0  ?
[21:19] <edbian> asus123: I don't think the USB drive is the problem.  If you booted a new one that is fine with me.
[21:20] <asus123> edbian, i cant go back up to see errors...shall i start again
[21:20] <astraljava> jvgeli: Yes you can, I just did.
[21:20] <osse> I found it! It was ~/.local/share/Trash/files
[21:20] <gribouille> ubuntu screwed my X configuration. now, the 1280x1024 screen resolution isn't available any more. what should I do ?
[21:20] <asus123> edbian, should i remove the graphics card 9radeon 6670 and try installing with built in graphics?
[21:21] <edbian> asus123: does shift + page up scroll back up??
[21:21] <edbian> asus123: You can try removing the graphics card.  I don't think that is the problem though.
[21:21] <jvgeli> astraljava: thanks! it asked me to suspend usb, now cant use the mouse.lol
[21:22] <asus123> edbian, topmost error is /init: line 7: cant open /dev/sr0: no medium found
[21:22] <tktiddle> for some reason my ubuntu server does not have the command add-apt-repository , I have already edited the /etc/apt/sources.list file and uncommented the 'partners' repo but i cant find sun java, how can i check if the partners repo is activated?
[21:22] <Ool> !baninfo 94737
[21:22] <Ool> sorry
[21:22] <edbian> asus123: That is the system saying it had trouble finding the usb drive.  That is a very meaningful error.
[21:22] <asus123> edbian, should I run puppylinux cd and use gparted to make a partition for ubuntu first?
[21:22] <ronqbc> what can i do agaisnt this?  http://img546.imageshack.us/i/screenshotnh.png/
[21:22] <edbian> asus123: sr0 refers to the liveCD or liveUSB
[21:23] <dtcrshr> is mediubuntu down?
[21:23] <asus123> usb drive is plugged into front panel, should I try plugging into mobo at the back instead?
[21:23] <edbian> asus123: That will not fix the problem.  Try booting the system with the USB drive in a different usb port
[21:23] <asus123> edbian
[21:23] <edbian> asus123:
[21:23] <OY1R> how can i share media from ubuntu to my samsung dlna enable tv ?
[21:23] <asus123> okay
[21:23] <asus123> edbian, will retry....will just try regular install without nomodeset from different usb port
[21:24] <astraljava> tktiddle: Use Synaptic, or edit /etc/apt/sources.list manually.
[21:24] <edbian> asus123: no modeset solves the problem that the screen turns black while booting.  That is not your problem.
[21:25] <edasdsadsa> i have a problem with unity
[21:25] <edasdsadsa> maybe you can help me
[21:25] <tktiddle> astraljava: i only have cli, and have already edited /etc/apt/sources.list, I think I forgot to update though
[21:25] <edasdsadsa> if a window is more than 50 percent on the other virtual desktop and i maximize it it maximizes on the other desktop
[21:25] <edasdsadsa> help
[21:25] <asus123> edbian, i have put the usb drive into port at the back and unplugged other usb hub....wow...booted right in instantly
[21:25] <tktiddle> AHA!
[21:25] <Rudolf_> Hi
[21:26] <edbian> asus123: I'm good huh?
[21:26] <asus123> edbian maybe conflict with usb port or that hub
[21:26] <edbian> asus123: Probably the hub
[21:26] <asus123> okay thanks
[21:26] <edbian> asus123: sure
[21:26] <Rudolf_> I am installing ubuntu 11.04 in vm and it is taking a very long time
[21:27] <Rudolf_> Any prob?
[21:27] <tripelbier> .
[21:27] <edasdsadsa> if a window is more than 50 percent on the other virtual desktop and i maximize it it maximizes on the other desktop
[21:27] <Rudolf_> Stuck on retrieving 29th file
[21:28] <edasdsadsa> if a window is more than 50 percent on the other virtual desktop and i maximize it it maximizes on the other desktop
[21:28] <tripelbier> I'm on penguin and what I want to do is to disconnect from the freenode server only. I tried /exit and nothing happened. Please, what's the command.
[21:28] <tripelbier> I've been having some troubles
[21:28] <tripelbier> with my connection
[21:28] <extraclassic> Rudolf_: it'll be slow no matter what, but you probably didn't allocate enough RAM & video memory
[21:28] <asus123> edbian, one last thing.....the case i put this mobo in has an lcd temperature display and three fans in total (one at front, one at top of case, and one on side in front of cpu)...also has small wire temperature probe.... the fan on top seems to be sucking IN to the case as does the one on the side in front of cpu....shouldnt one of them be blowing heat OUT?
[21:28] <Rudolf_> Should i cancel?
[21:29] <BluesKaj> tktiddle, have you installed ubuntu-restricted-extras  ... I have to ask
[21:29] <edbian> asus123: You probably want the top one blowing out.  The side one is kinda whatever.
[21:29] <extraclassic> Rudolf_: i don't know
[21:29] <edasdsadsa> if a window is more than 50 percent on the other virtual desktop and i maximize it it maximizes on the other desktop
[21:29] <edbian> asus123: case airflow is a practice some people subscribe to religiously.  I do not.
[21:29] <edasdsadsa> if a window is more than 50 percent on the other virtual desktop and i maximize it it maximizes on the other desktop
[21:29] <edbian> edasdsadsa: How is that a problem?
[21:29] <ronqbc> what can i do agaisnt this?  http://img546.imageshack.us/i/screenshotnh.png/
[21:29] <tripelbier> Pidgin not penguin, lol. Pidgin is NOT on my list of startup applications. How does it get started at logon. Oh, maybe in it's own ....
[21:30] <Rudolf_> Vmware is bad?
[21:30] <edasdsadsa> why NOBODAY
[21:30] <edasdsadsa> helps me
[21:30] <edasdsadsa> help
[21:30] <Pici> !patience  | edasdsadsa
[21:30] <edbian> edasdsadsa: You didn't ask a question!!!
[21:31] <edasdsadsa> if a window is more than 50 percent on the other virtual desktop and i maximize it it maximizes on the other desktop
[21:31] <edbian> edasdsadsa: How is that a problem?
[21:31] <tripelbier> in pidgin, how do I exit from one of two serves, only?
[21:31] <Gunz4MiPPle> edasdsadsa: your windows are not supposed to be on half the desktops
[21:31] <edasdsadsa> edbian: it get n my nerces
[21:31] <anth0ny> hey, quick simple question, when downloading a package, what does it mean when the package ends in "-dev" (ex. libxml vs libxml-dev, what's the difference?)
[21:32] <Tigerboy> tripelbier: I think you just close the chanserv?
[21:32] <astraljava> anth0ny: -dev packages have headers for compiling other software.
[21:32] <edbian> anth0ny: dev stands for 'developers' i.e. people who write code.
[21:32] <astraljava> anth0ny: You won't need those for plain usage.
[21:32] <edasdsadsa> Gunz4MiPPle: why not
[21:33] <edasdsadsa> edbian: that annoys me
[21:33] <anth0ny> edbian, astraljava : thanks
[21:33] <Rudolf_> Dual booting ubuntu with win is not as easy as i thought
[21:33] <Tigerboy> dev is important if you ever have to install with a uncompiled package... I tend to just go ahead and check the devs too because it shouldn't hurt anything
[21:33] <edbian> edasdsadsa: Unfortunately that's the intended behavior.  I am not aware of any way to change it.  I think you'd have to edit the source yourself (not easy at all) or contact the developers.
[21:33] <gribouille> ubuntu screwed my X configuration. now, the 1280x1024 screen resolution isn't available any more. what should I do ?
[21:33] <tripelbier> Tigerboy, didnt work. AND this program does not highlight lines with my nick!
[21:34] <edbian> edasdsadsa: Maybe make an Ubuntu brainstorm:  http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/
[21:34] <edasdsadsa> edbian: one thing would be possible
[21:34] <Tigerboy> ok just a sec tripelbier:
[21:34] <edasdsadsa> edbian: resize the numbers of workspaces to 1
[21:34] <edbian> edasdsadsa: what?
[21:34] <tripelbier> hey it DOES give me a "bubble" when I'm not in the channel. Funny. Pros and cons. tigerboy
[21:35] <edasdsadsa> edbian: well
[21:35] <edasdsadsa> edbian:  i can change the number of the desktops from 4 to 1
[21:35] <jakemp> I'm using the Oneric Alpha, and I am getting a strange lag in cursor response.
[21:35] <edasdsadsa> jakemp:
[21:35] <edbian> edasdsadsa: Thend ot hat.
[21:35] <edasdsadsa> !ubuntu+1
[21:36] <edbian> jakemp: Are you using a wireless mouse?
[21:36] <jakemp> no, touchpad
[21:36] <edasdsadsa> edbian: what
[21:36] <edasdsadsa> ??
[21:36] <Kernelsan> hola
[21:36] <edasdsadsa> edbian: what ??
[21:36] <Rudolf_> Alo
[21:37] <edbian> edasdsadsa: then do that
[21:37] <edbian> :P
[21:37] <Gunz4MiPPle> edasdsadsa: because there is no reason to have a window dangling between 2 desktops!
[21:37] <Rudolf_> Aloh
[21:37] <jbwiv> guys, after an apt-get update and a reboot today, my system is unbootable. After the grub screen, I get a blank screen with a flashing cursor, and then moments later I'm dropped to busybox. Obviously no logs at this stage, but dmesg has messages like "ata1 Failed to identify. I/O Error, err_mask=0x40" or something very close to that, and also "scsi_alloc_dev: allocation failure during scan, some devices might not be configured". I'm b
[21:37] <astraljava> Rudolf_: Do you have a support question? If so, then please ask.
[21:37] <edasdsadsa> Gunz4MiPPle: it is often so, that a window is on the other desktop
[21:38] <edbian> jbwiv: Those are errors reading the hdd
[21:38] <edasdsadsa> Gunz4MiPPle: and it is really difficult to see if the window is more or less than 50 percent on the desktop
[21:38] <Rudolf_> Let ubuntu be installd first
[21:38] <jbwiv> edbian: which would mean the harddrive is bad?
[21:38] <edbian> jbwiv: Possibly.  Can you boot a liveCD ?
[21:39] <edbian> jbwiv: You can use the live CD to check and possibly repair
[21:39] <Rudolf_> What does ubuntu uses instead of registry?
[21:39] <jbwiv> edbian: which would be odd, because yes, I can boot up to the live cd. I can assemble the software raid groups based on those drives. I can scan for logical volumes, and mount them successfully.
[21:39] <astraljava> Rudolf_: I don't understand. What is it that you're trying to do exactly?
[21:40] <edbian> jbwiv: Perhaps it's just having trouble finding the correct hdds.  I have never set up a raid but I know they are usually problematic
[21:40] <jbwiv> edbian: not sure how I should repair :-/ Not exactly sure what went wrong. I'm tempted to just try to re-install but keep existing partitions/volumes/raid groups
[21:40] <Fenixdeux> If I install Ubuntu 10.04 Server Edition on a VPS box then can I graphically configure it from another Ubuntu ?
[21:40] <Rudolf_> K..k i am going
[21:40] <jbwiv> edbian: first time in many years that I've had problem out of raid...not even sure raid is the issue here ;-)
[21:40] <edbian> jbwiv: Boot the liveCd and look at the drives in gparted.  gparted will show errors in the list of partitions.
[21:40] <edbian> jbwiv: I'm not really sure raid is the issue either
[21:41] <jbwiv> edbian: ah, cool.didn't know that. let me try
[21:41] <jbwiv> thanks
[21:41] <gribouille> ubuntu screwed my X configuration. now, the 1280x1024 screen resolution isn't available any more. what should I do ?
[21:41] <phrostbite> Where can I go to download virtual box ( I think thats what it is called)
[21:41] <jbwiv> edbian: I'm in the live cd right now, so that should be a quick check ;-)
[21:41] <Fenixdeux> I need new as my old VPS OS is Fedora 6 which is .. like .. way old
[21:41] <Rudolf_> Google
[21:41] <jrib> !vbox | phrostbite
[21:41] <edbian> jbwiv: sure
[21:41] <chriswr> hey guys i deleted some files off my flash drive and i recognized that it didnt free up any space and i found a hidden folder in it called trash-1000 but i cant delete the files in it?
[21:41] <edbian> chriswr: yes
[21:42] <edbian> chriswr: But you can also go to trash and empty the trash
[21:42] <edbian> chriswr: You can delete the entire .Trash-1000 folders=
[21:42] <chriswr> edbian, i right click it and it doesnt give me a choice to delete
[21:43] <jkoudys> hi all - ubuntu 11. Can I disable the appmenu just for certain programs (the menu items that go along the top panel)? I want to turn it off for the gimp, because the menu doesn't show up if I have the toolbox selected
[21:43] <edbian> chriswr: try sudo rm -r /media/<numbers>/.Trash-1000
[21:45] <Tigerboy> tripelbb: sorry had a phone call... well i think you can close the chat windows? if that doesn't work the only way to do is -- /quit in the nickserv and go back to the server in the accounts window that you want to stay on and disable/reenable
[21:45] <Tigerboy> kind of stupid but you can also write a plugin I suppose
[21:45] <trism> jkoudys: try: UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= gimp;
[21:46] <jkoudys> trism: I can try that. My ideal would be to have the menubar for the Image window show, when I'm selecting the toolbox (those don't have menus.) Is there a fancy way to do that?
[21:47] <fishscene> How do I expand an NTFS partition in Ubuntu?
[21:47] <edbian> fishscene: using gparted
[21:47] <edbian> fishscene: unmount it first though! :D
[21:47] <fishscene> Everything I can find talk about "resize", but they only talk about how to SHRINK. I need to expand.
[21:47] <trism> jkoudys: anything more complicated than just disabling the appmenu for the whole app is unlikely to be straightforward
[21:48] <fishscene> I have 3 partitions. I need to expand the 2nd into the 3rd
[21:48] <edbian> fishscene: You can resize if there is unallocated space around it.
[21:48] <fishscene> edbian: gparted isn't giving me an option do do that.
[21:48] <ubun> i cant delete or transfer files off of my mp3 players and flash drive... it always shows errors... (i just did a fresh install) do i need to install drivers?
[21:48] <edbian> fishscene: To do what?
[21:48] <fishscene> It seems to only be able to shrink partition 2. I can not figure out how to expand it into unallocated "partition 3"
[21:48] <jkoudys> trism: yeah it's a shame though.. the gimp could actually gain ground with the OSX Photoshop crowd if it just supported the appmenu better and used the small icons by default (looks very close)
[21:48] <Tigerboy> fishscene: are you sure they are next to each other
[21:49] <edbian> fishscene: please use my name when talking to me
[21:49] <Tigerboy> fishscene: you have to remove partition 3 first you know
[21:49] <fishscene> edbian: sorry.
[21:49] <jkoudys> trism: Is there a way to make the menubar always show the menu options, so I don't have to put my cursor at the top to see what menu items I have?
[21:49] <edbian> fishscene: that's ok.  Explain what you have and what you want.  (include details about what data is on what partition)
[21:49] <BrianOfTacoma> I am trying to add a 2nd monitor on Classic desktop (11.04) with an nvidia graphics card and compositing isn't working on the 2nd monitor.  1st monitor is unchanged but I do not get windows decorations or the ability to move windows with the 2nd monitor.  Where should I look for help?
[21:50] <fishscene> edbian, tigerboy: I have removed partition 3 and it is seen as "unallocated". Partition 2 contains an NTFS partition holding Windows Server 2003.
[21:50] <edbian> fishscene: You want to grow partition2 to take the space that is available then?
[21:50] <edbian> fishscene: Is partition 2 mounted?
[21:50] <chriswr> edbian, it says rm: cannot remove for every file
[21:50] <fishscene> edbian: yes, I want to grow partition 2. Let me check.
[21:50] <trism> jkoudys: there isn't an option to disable hiding the menu, although there should be. there is a bug report about it somewhere but last I checked it was marked invalid because it is a design decision
[21:51] <edbian> chriswr: is the .Trash still there?
[21:51] <trism> jkoudys: they may have reconsidered and may allow it in future releases, I haven't checked in a while
[21:51] <edbian> fishscene: If it is mounted you need to unmount it.  gparted shows a pair of keys on mounted partitions
[21:51] <fishscene> the disk is not mounted
[21:51] <chriswr> edbian, yes along with all the files
[21:51] <edbian> chriswr: Then who cares
[21:51] <jkoudys> trism: surprising they wouldn't give the option; as a longtime linux user being able to fiddle with these things is the main reason I'm on linux
[21:51] <jkoudys> trism: thanks for your help
[21:51] <edbian> chriswr: sorry, they are still there or are not?
[21:51] <Voting> when  a file copy fails and I want more details on WHY it failed, where should I look? Which log file would contain info about it.
[21:52] <chriswr> edbian, they are
[21:52] <edbian> fishscene: What options do you have on this parititon?  shrink only?
[21:52] <edbian> fishscene: You should have the resize button if I remember correctly.
[21:52] <Scoup> how can I disable btrfsck from startup?
[21:52] <edbian> chriswr: gksudo nautilus    take that to the usb drive, delete the .Trash file with that.
[21:53] <fishscene> edbian: I'm using gparted (GUI) on Ubuntu 10.10. I have a resize button, but any options to increase the size are greyed out (as if it doesn't recognize the existence of anything beyond partition 2. I also have a handy slider at the top where I can visually adjust and it does not account for the unallocated space next to partition 2 (the former partition 3)
[21:54] <edbian> fishscene: Did you delete partition 2 and apply the changes yet?
[21:54] <fishscene> yes
[21:54] <fishscene> wait no
[21:54] <edbian> fishscene: Yeah, apply the changes.
[21:54] <fishscene> sorry. I did not delete partition 2. I need it intact.
[21:54] <Tigerboy> fishscene: try to commit the changes? (after you removed the 3rd partition)
[21:54] <edbian> fishscene: .... ?
[21:54] <chriswr> edbian, still wont give me the option to delete when i right click the trash folder
[21:54] <fishscene> sorry, let me restate. lol.
[21:55] <edbian> chriswr: Can you highlight it and press the delete key?
[21:55] <fishscene> Partition 2 holds a bootable Windows Server 2003 installation. Partition 3 was deleted and is now unallocated (yes, I applied the changes)
[21:55] <chriswr> edbian, tried it and it did nothing
[21:55] <fishscene> I need to be able to boot into Server 2003 after I expand the partition
[21:55] <edbian> fishscene: gparted -> refresh or rescan or whatever it says
[21:55] <edbian> chriswr: Is this thing mounted read only or something?
[21:56] <edbian> chriswr: I think when you unmount it btw it cleans the trash for you.  But I'm not sure about that.
[21:56] <chriswr> edbian, i recognized that theres a padlock symbol buy my flash drive folder though if that can have something to do with it
[21:56] <tripelbb> Ubuntu started up "wierd" twice. 1. had no panel for finding the windows. So I minimized xchat and then had no way to bring it back. --What could I have done in that situation? (other than reboot.
[21:56] <SuperMiguel> does ubuntu have a minimal install with raid support?
[21:56] <Tigerboy> fishscene: try to expand the server in windows server rather than linux
[21:56] <fishscene> edbian: I have refreshed. It is reporting partition 1, 2, and unallocated space properly. :)
[21:56] <edbian> chriswr: That means your user does not have permission to edit it but I've been doing things as root (which should be allowed to)
[21:56] <fishscene> Tigerboy: Microsoft has made that impossible. :( You can not expand boot partitions in Windows.
[21:56] <edbian> fishscene: Now can you expand 2?
[21:56] <fishscene> edbian: Nope
[21:57] <edbian> fishscene: Can you make a screenshot of gparted?
[21:57] <chriswr> edbian, how could i change it from read only if it is?
[21:57] <Tigerboy> fishscene: yes try to boot from another partition?
[21:57] <fishscene> sure. standby..
[21:57] <edbian> chriswr: unmount it, take it out, put it back in, mount it.
[21:57] <gribouille> ubuntu screwed my X configuration. now, the 1280x1024 screen resolution isn't available any more. what should I do ?
[21:57] <edbian> chriswr: Try that cause it might fix the problem for two reaosns now
[21:58] <tucemiux> gribouille:  can you change the resolution using "Monitor"??? or use the command line utility, use xrandr to see what capabilities your monitor can use currently
[21:58] <chriswr> edbian, still there :/
[21:59] <pooltable> how do i use the command line to get to a folder like this My Name
[21:59] <tripelbb> When I plug this javafon in, how can I tell if it removed the trash when I had to forcibly make the computer reboot?
[21:59] <gribouille> tucemiux, xrandr says the maximum resolution is 1024x768. but previously, I used 1280x1024
[21:59] <tucemiux> pooltable: enclose it in quotes OR use the tab key, type My and then tab it
[22:00] <fishscene> edbian Tigerboy: http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h269/Fishscene/Screenshot.png
[22:00] <anubisg1> doe ubuntu 11.04 have gtk3 in the official repos? if yes.. wich one? thanks
[22:00] <arcsky> how can i change minimize/maximize/exit in all windows to right from left side e?
[22:00] <edbian> fishscene: Delete /dev/sda3 (extended)
[22:01] <edbian> fishscene: It is a special partition that is supposed to hold other partitions.  it is empty but it is still in your way
[22:01] <sanjid> Disk utility is giving a warning for reallocated sector count, and saying that the drive has a few bad sectors. It's a new drive. Is this drive toast?
[22:01] <tucemiux> gribouille: you might want to reconfigure X or you can manually configure your xorg so that you can use the resolution you want, I suggest you try reconfiguring X first
[22:01] <edbian> fishscene: I'm going to pretend that I didn't notice you don't have an Ubuntu install here
[22:01] <fishscene> pardon my language.... W00T!!!!
[22:01] <gribouille> tucemiux, how ?
[22:01] <arcsky> how can i change minimize/maximize/exit in all windows to right from left side e?
[22:01] <tucemiux> gribouille: how what ?
[22:01] <edbian> woot indeed
[22:01] <pooltable> tucemiux example My Name="MY Name"  or My TAB key Name TAB key ???
[22:01] <gribouille> tucemiux, reconfigure X
[22:02] <fishscene> edbian: I'm using Ubuntu to resize, 'cause windows fails me in this matter. :)
[22:02] <edbian> fishscene: ubuntu is great isn't it?! :D
[22:02] <Tigerboy> fishscene: try to right-click and remove the entries under sda3 and sda3 itself
[22:02] <tucemiux> gribouille: you need to put that in the form of a question LoL  no, seriously ask again all in one line, hopefully someone will know how to do it if not I can dig up some documentation, ive never done that in 11.04
[22:02] <pooltable> i just did that I did not know my was max at 4096 x 4096
[22:03] <fishscene> edbian, tigerboy: thanks for the help guys, looks like your suggestions did the trick. I'm rebooting now... hopefully all is well...
[22:03] <chriswr> edbian, i tried to highlight and delete again and got this error "Error stating file '/media/701A-8269/.Trash-1000/expunged': Input/output error"
[22:03] <edbian> fishscene: sure
[22:03] <gribouille> tucemiux, how can I reconfigure X?
[22:03] <edbian> chriswr: I don't know.  This is bizarre
[22:03] <tucemiux> pooltable: type the first letters of the directory you want to use then hit the TAB key
[22:03] <phrostbite> Is there a way to get netflix to run without using virtual box?
[22:03] <edbian> chriswr: Do you need any data on this drive?
[22:03] <edbian> phrostbite: Not on linux.
[22:03] <Tigerboy> edbian: ubuntu really is it's own thing-- not accurate to call it a deb derivative
[22:03] <pooltable> irc://freenode/phrostbite,isnick
[22:04] <pooltable> sorry
[22:04] <chriswr> edbian, nope i just need it completely cleared
[22:04] <fishscene> edbian: Although this isn't the channel for singing praises to Ubuntu, I'm going to go ahead anyway. Ubuntu Rocks! When Windows and OSX fail me, I can always turn to Ubuntu to fix things and get things working. It's too bad my managers don't see it's beauty.
[22:04] <tucemiux> gribouille: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-how-to-reconfigure-x-windows-system-xorg-server/
[22:04] <stopshoe> hi
[22:04] <pooltable> phrostbite not here
[22:04] <tucemiux> !hi| stopshoe
[22:04] <stopshoe> Can anyone here help me with a problem im having with connecting to the internet
[22:04] <pooltable> tucemiux  what if it is a file same thing?
[22:04] <chriswr> edbian, should i just format it?
[22:05] <gribouille> tucemiux, I did that countless times, and it didn't change anything
[22:05] <edbian> chriswr: that was going to be my suggestion yet.  i/o error is not good
[22:05] <tucemiux> pooltable: yes -- lets say you want to run a command in the current directory -- then ./MyCom  -->then hit TAB key
[22:05] <szal> stopshoe: if you had described the problem instead of asking an unnecessary question, we would be one step further already ^^
[22:05] <gribouille> tucemiux, the command sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't ask me any question
[22:05] <chriswr> edbian, i have no clue what i/o error means
[22:06] <tucemiux> gribouille: did you use sudo ?
[22:06] <gribouille> tucemiux, of course I did
[22:06] <Baltazaar> stopshoe, this is the place for asking questions, yes
[22:06] <stopshoe> sorry. On my dell studio 1537 laptop, when i boot into ubuntu, i cant connect to the internet
[22:07] <anubisg1> hello folks... does ubuntu 11.04 have gtk3 in the official repos? if yes.. wich one? thanks
[22:07] <Voting> rsync and drag and drop both fail to copy this file, see: http://paste.ubuntu.com/646840/
[22:07] <pooltable> tucemiux  ok how do i change the psrmission to a file so i can run in vmware?
[22:07] <edbian> chriswr: input output error.  It means the system couldn't read from or write to the device)
[22:07] <stopshoe> wat least wirelessly, when i use an ethernet cable, i can though.
[22:07] <claviusmond> how do I record an audio stream with audacity?
[22:07] <aikInsaan> in reference to https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/165202, can anyone tell me why I don't have an xorg.conf in my X11 directory?
[22:07] <claviusmond> i can only record the mic
[22:07] <chriswr> edbian, would that be a problem with my computer or with the flash drive?
[22:08] <aikInsaan> can I just create an xorg.conf with the settings on that link and expect it to be executed?
[22:08] <boehmer> hello
[22:08] <chriswr> edbian, but either way i formated it and it wiped it clean
[22:08] <tucemiux> gribouille:  you might have to log in using just text mode OR hit ctrl-alt-f1, log in and try it again
[22:08] <boehmer> i could need some help with my audio setuo
[22:08] <boehmer> my snd-hda-intel doesn't recognize front panel audio jacks
[22:08] <tucemiux> pooltable: chmod +x fileName   <---that will make a file executable
[22:09] <KM0201> boehmer: whats your sound device?... i just had this problem the other day
[22:09] <boehmer> it actually works when booting natty liveCD. on my productive system with maverick sound keeps being player via rear speaker jack
[22:09] <gribouille> tucemiux, do you mean I should quit X ?
[22:09] <KM0201> hmm
[22:09] <boehmer> KM0201: i have a DH55HC intel motherboard with onboard audio
[22:09] <edbian> chriswr: I think it's a problem with the partition on the flash drive.
[22:09] <KM0201> boehmer: well that doesn't really tell us what your sound device is.
[22:09] <edbian> chriswr: Yeah partitions erase the data!
[22:10] <pooltable> tucemiux  still says i do not have permission
[22:10] <edbian> chriswr: Does it work now?
[22:10] <KM0201> boehmer: lspci in a terminal, and find your audio device, and tell me what it is.
[22:10] <SuperMiguel> ubuntu minimal install supports softraid?
[22:10] <kyo_> how I make metacity replace compiz, for EVER!! "metacity --replace" just works a while
[22:10] <tucemiux> gribouille: hit CTRL-ALT-F1  then log in
[22:10] <chriswr> edbian, h/o ill try putting a file in it and deleting it to see if i can delete the trash folder now
[22:10] <edbian> chriswr: h/o ?
[22:10] <edbian> chriswr: sure
[22:10] <fishscene> edbian, tigerboy: Everything is working like a charm. Thanks again guys - I really appreciate your help.
[22:10] <edbian> fishscene: sure
[22:10] <tripelbb> what is the command to tell me what if any pidgin is still running. I cant tell from top but it is running somewhere. I cant tell from the panel either.
[22:11] <tucemiux> pooltable: making something executable and not having permissions on a file are two different things, you need to own the file if you want to make changes on it
[22:11] <gribouille> tucemiux, I did that and ran dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, but nothing happened
[22:11] <boehmer> KM0201: "00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset High Definition Audio (rev 06)"
[22:11] <tripelbb> When I plug this javafon in, how can I tell if it removed the trash when I had to forcibly make the computer reboot?
[22:11] <Tigerboy> fishscene: great to hear
[22:11] <chriswr> edbian, works fine now for some reason
[22:11] <tripelbb> Ubuntu started up "wierd" twice. 1. had no panel for finding the windows. So I minimized xchat and then had no way to bring it back. --What could I have done in that situation? (other than reboot.
[22:11] <pooltable> tucemiux  i need permission to it
[22:11] <KM0201> boehmer: hmm, thats the same one i have, i had to install pulse audio, gnome-media, then use gnome-streamer, and manually set it to go through to my headphones, when i plugged htem in
[22:11] <chriswr> edbian, could it have been that the first time i used the flash drive was on a windows 7 pc?
[22:11] <tucemiux> gribouille: how did your resolution get borked ?
[22:12] <stopshoe> Ubuntu will not let my laptop connect to the internet wirelessly.
[22:12] <edbian> chriswr: I don't think that would cause a problem.
[22:12] <KM0201> boehmer: but i have a laptop, not a PC... but i imagine you have a similar scenario on your hand
[22:12] <gribouille> tucemiux, I didn't do anything. ubuntu did it all
[22:12] <fishscene> tripelbb: I have a script that kills stuff that's running: killall -9 (name of program here)     For example: killall -9 virtualbox
[22:12] <tripelbb> Ubuntu started up "wierd" twice. 2. I started it in "recovery" mode and got a cli and no gui. What could I have typed in to start the gui?
[22:12] <edbian> chriswr: It's not a problem I've ever heard of anyway
[22:12] <Baltazaar> tripelbb, ps -aux | grep pidgin
[22:12] <Tigerboy> tripelbb: i think you can close x -- ctrl-alt-f1 and then load back up with gdm3 command
[22:12] <boehmer> KM0201: on my laptop for work with fedora i had to do the same to use internal speakers (had set it to docking station sound the other day)
[22:12] <tripelbb> FishFace, I understand how to killit, I wanted to know what's gong on.
[22:12] <KM0201> ya
[22:12] <Tigerboy> er sorry misunderstood the question
[22:13] <tucemiux> pooltable: sudo chown gribouille:gribouille [fileName]  --->https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions
[22:13] <chriswr> edbian, yeah i googled it and couldnt even find a fourm with the same problem but got it fixed now so maybe it wont happen again
[22:13] <edbian> chriswr: Flash memory is based on magentism.  Sometimes the specific fields that represent the bits get messed up.  They just magnets after all, they wear out and such.  This will cause corruption which will cause a problem like we saw.  In other words, USB drives wear out slowly
[22:13] <tripelbb> tigerboy, which question did you answer? heh. The last ones were reaskings.
[22:13] <boehmer> KM0201: i run kubuntu and in the preferences dialog there is only 1 device:( hmm, maybe it's only a config problem?
[22:13] <Tigerboy> tripelbb: thought it was a problem with the desktop/window manager
[22:13] <Medjai> Can anyone tell me why I get an error stating that QtCrypto file or directory is not found when i use "#include <QtCrypto>" in a program and when it exists in /usr/include/QtCrypto/QtCrypto ????!!!!
[22:13] <KM0201> boehmer: almmost definitely
[22:13] <tucemiux> gribouille: something happened and your resolution got change, what happened??? ubuntu cant turn your computer on by itself
[22:13] <tripelbb> Baltazaar, thanks that's what I wanted.
[22:14] <SoftarPaul> I need a program to create flash-objects. Which is the best?
[22:14] <pooltable> tucemiux  sudo chown gribouille:gribouille [fileName]  do i type just like that ?
[22:14] <boehmer> KM0201: i'll investigate that. thanks so far for the hint!
[22:14] <edbian> tucemiux: it can with wake on lan! :D
[22:14] <Tigerboy> ok it's quicker than a full reboot
[22:14] <KM0201> boehmer: did you install pulseaudio?
[22:14] <chriswr> edbian, haha this ones just about new so not to slowly apparently :P
[22:14] <gribouille> tucemiux, but I didn't do anything special. I just booted my computer as usual
[22:14] <edbian> chriswr: It's just chance.  I don't think it will happen again
[22:14] <aikInsaan> in reference to https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/165202, can anyone tell me why I don't have an xorg.conf in my X11 directory?
[22:14] <aikInsaan> can I just create an xorg.conf with the settings on that link and expect it to be executed?
[22:14] <tucemiux> pooltable: youre supposed to change [fileNAME]
[22:15] <stopshoe> so nobody has any idea how to help me with my problem?
[22:15] <chriswr> edbian, alright well thnx for helpin me out
[22:16] <edbian> chriswr: sure
[22:16] <Jordan_U> !details | stopshoe
[22:16] <tucemiux> stopshoe: state your problem -- all in one line
[22:16] <SoftarPaul> anyone in knowledge of a nice animationcreator?
[22:16] <pooltable> tucemiux I get this http://paste.ubuntu.com/646845/
[22:17] <tucemiux> gribouille: update your computer and reboot to safe mode
[22:18] <pooltable> tucemiux i see sorry
[22:18] <tucemiux> pooltable: whoami  --> whatever user you see, use that, you have to specify a file name
[22:18] <osse> What's the best way to try the new 64-bit Flash 11? Currently I have the default flash player and I use the default Firefox in 11.04
[22:19] <tucemiux> osse: I would use virtualbox, install ubuntu on a virtual machine and try it there
[22:19] <gribouille> tucemiux, why ?
[22:19] <pooltable> tucemiux chown: missing operand after
[22:19] <osse> tucemiux, thanks but I'm wondering what's the best way of installing it in the first place
[22:20] <tucemiux> pooltable: what command did you use ?
[22:20] <pooltable> tucemiux sudo chown
[22:21] <itaylor57> osse, I use the 64bit flash ppa myself
[22:21] <tucemiux> pooltable: sudo chown [username]:[username] [filename]  --->if it fails then man chown
[22:21] <dtcrshr> how do i get back the ubuntu start menu? now i have only one icon on the left
[22:22] <asus123>  edbian, sorry i missed your response......what you think about my fans on case.....should't at least one be blowing air OUT (both top and side are currently sucking air IN)
[22:22] <edbian> asus123: yes.  Have one blowing out.
[22:22] <edbian> asus123: Some people think case airflow is a huge deal but I'm not one of those people
[22:23] <pooltable> tucemiux ok i do do not access to the file
[22:23] <SuperMiguel> does the ubuntu  minimal install installs gnome?
[22:23] <binni> can I zip about 2000 JPG files into multiple zip files, approximately 50mb each, and not split any of the files into more then one zip file with a single/few commands or mouse clicks?
[22:24] <stopshoe> I have a problem with connecting to the internet. im running ubuntu version 11.03. When i try to connect to the internet, it doesnt show any available point to connect to. i get the following output: "No access point found." but i expected it to connect and find my router
[22:24] <tucemiux> pooltable: you either need to show me what youre doing, the command youre using or read the links I gave you and use man
[22:24] <SuperMiguel> binni, http://maketecheasier.com/how-to-compress-and-split-files-in-ubuntu/2008/10/06
[22:25] <Voting> When I copy this file: "Error splicing file: Input/output error" see: http://paste.ubuntu.com/646840/  Where should I look for the log entry about this?
[22:25] <smax> hi
[22:25] <stopshoe> I have a problem wtih connecting to the internet. im running 11.04. when i try to connect, it cant find any access point for me to connect to
[22:25] <xangua> SuperMiguel: no, it's a minimal install; ypu install what you want
[22:25] <tripelbb> Pidgin persists (invisibly to me in the GUI) after closing both windows with the [X] in the corner. What's it doing? I did some investigating and got this -----> hara1@hara1-desktop:~$ ps aux | grep pidgin    ---> hara1     1328  1.2  2.4 193200 37136 ?        Sl   14:24   0:41 pidgin --session    ---> 10cc398414875cf48f131101251747360300000012960052 --display :0.0    ---> hara1     2182  0.0  0.0   4112  1060 pts/1    S+   15:20   0:
[22:25] <tripelbb> 00 grep --color=auto pidgin
[22:25] <smax> I want to shrink one of my partitions to make room for ubuntu.  Will the ubuntu set up disk help with that?
[22:25] <pooltable> tucemiux sudo chown Mac\ OS\ X\ Snow\ Leopard.vmx then in Vbox i do not access to it ?
[22:25] <Phr3d13> ikonia, do you mind if i pm you?
[22:25] <Phr3d13> i found something that looks like it might work with a little tinkering
[22:25] <Phr3d13> stopshoe, do you mean 11.04?
[22:25] <Kadko> Hello, I hope some one can help me, Im tired of looking at google and ubuntu forums and don't solved my problem, I have two problems, one is with the brightness in which my laptop should automatically adjust the brightness of my screen cuz my laptop has light sensor, also my FN + FXX key doesnt work for the brightness... Im on ubuntu 11.04 x64 and my laptop is Sony VPCF125FX any one?
[22:25] <tucemiux> stopshoe: get into a terminal and type iwconfig, used pastebin and show me what you see
[22:25] <tripelbb> smax I want to know that too.
[22:26] <smax> In other words, I want to shrink my gentoo partition. use the remaining space for ubuntu.
[22:26] <Phr3d13> smax, yes it should, if it won't, use the try it out option and install gparted in it
[22:26] <tucemiux> smax: yes, use gparted to shrink a partition at the end of your hard drive
[22:26] <stopshoe> @tucemuix, do you mean ipconfig?
[22:26] <tripelbb> twiddles
[22:27] <dtcrshr> My volume control button is missing in the panel. Iv added a "notification applet" but its empty
[22:27] <dtcrshr> how do i get my volume controls back? in other users its ok
[22:27] <sanddog> sandog
[22:27] <tucemiux> pooltable: post the problem again, all in one line, you **must** specify the details, whatever it is youre doing it is not a permissions problem
[22:27] <tripelbb> person in #pidgin suggested it could be in a _tray_ or a _docklet_. Does that mean anything in ubuntu?
[22:28] <pooltable> tucemiux didi this sudo chown eightball:eightball Mac\ OS\ X\ Snow\ Leopard.vmx then in vbox i do NOT have ACCESS to it ????
[22:28] <xangua> dtcrshr: add the 'sound indicator'
[22:29] <tucemiux> pooltable: what are you talking about, in virtualbox??? You have to specify the details of what you are trying to do
[22:29] <pooltable> tucemiux trying to open load this  Mac\ OS\ X\ Snow\ Leopard.vmx IN A vbox i do NOT have ACCESS to it ????
[22:30] <KM0201> dtcrshr: if sound indicator doesn't work, i believe the sound applet, is under "indicator applet" not notification area
[22:30] <tucemiux> pooltable: first read the link that I gave you then ask in #vbox
[22:31] <pooltable> tucemiux ok  thanks
[22:32] <aikInsaan> in reference to https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/165202, can anyone tell me why I don't have an xorg.conf in my X11 directory?
[22:32] <tripelbb> pidgin is not on my startup applications list and yet it starts at startup. How can I change that? And when I close it pieces still run and keep my nick captive.
[22:33] <tripelbb> I did killall -9 pidgin but it should work better.
[22:33] <gmachine_24> Greetings all. I'm running 10.04LTS but have booted live for this session because the partition I set up for / is almost full. This is a dual boot comp (Vista) with almost 120GB of empty, unused, unformatted space on one "end". Can I expand the partition with the root folder etc?
[22:33] <tucemiux> ps aux|grep pidgin; killall pidgin
[22:34] <AlfE1> where does network manager store the vpn logs?
[22:34] <xangua> tripelbb: on startup aplications, in the options tab, do you have set to remember the apps when you log out¿
[22:34] <tripelbb> yes, but I wasnt running pidgin.
[22:34] <gmachine_24> the /dev/sda6 partition (i.e. /) has 5 GB of space, 4.56GB used, 566.4MB empty. The 4.56GB of used space seems like a lot.
[22:34] <astraljava> aikInsaan: Modern Xorg doesn't necessarily need it, it will probe the system and configure everything on-the-fly. Do you have a real problem, however?
[22:35] <tripelbb> oh unless it was in hiding similarly. I see.
[22:35] <smax> I already have grub installed and don't want menu.lst overwritten.  Does ubuntu setup just append to that ?
[22:35] <xangua> well how about you un mark it and try tripelbb
[22:35] <tripelbb> xangua, it must have been similarly "in hiding" since I had run it and closed it (or s I thought.)
[22:36] <Phr3d13> is there anyone in here that knows how to update deb packages?
[22:36] <gmachine_24> Phr3d13: state your problem
[22:37] <matiu> So I'm having conflicts between kde sounds system and pulse audio .. can they work together ?
[22:37] <matiu> or do I need to kill one
[22:37] <Phr3d13> i have an old patch for my via ide card, but its for 9.04 and i'm on 11.04 and it won't work for me
[22:37] <pooltable> phr3d13 update manager
[22:37] <tripelbb> xangua, I'm not going to reboot now. I've spent too long on this. esterday I said all was workig. Today, starting with not being connected it's been 2 hours. In the end, i called it a loose connection to my modem. TW's hardware.
[22:37] <wildbat> gmachine_24: you can move ~ it
[22:37] <gk0199> Hey guys
[22:37] <gmachine_24> wildbar: thanks. using gparted?
[22:37] <ikonia> Phr3d13: that will never work
[22:37] <gmachine_24> sorry, wildbat
[22:38] <aquarat> does anyone here have any experience with AsteriskGUI ?
[22:38] <Phr3d13> gmachine_24, you should be able to resize the /dev/sda6 if there is free/unpartitioned space with gparted
[22:38] <pooltable> phr3d13 sound like my video card i can not update to old
[22:38] <tripelbb> Can I scrunch up files at ne end of my patition before I repartition?
[22:39] <Phr3d13> ikonia, why not?
[22:39] <ikonia> Phr3d13: because the kernel and associated libraries have changed a lot in that time, as I explained to you earlier
[22:39] <wildbat> gmachine_24: ya ~ you can clone it ~ then resize if the space isn't next to the sda6 ~ you may wanna double check with grub, and fstab after to resize/move
[22:39] <ikonia> Phr3d13: I'm just reading through the patch now and it won't work
[22:40] <AcidRain> how do i configure ftpdpro to follow sym links?
[22:40] <gmachine_24> wildbat: yeah, see, that's my concern. the / partition is surrounded, so to speak, by other partitions - I did a complete manual format, etc.
[22:41] <gk0199> hey guys
[22:41] <gk0199> lubuntu vs xubuntu
[22:41] <gmachine_24> wildbat: when you say "clone it," ... are you referring to the entire install or just the partitions in question?
[22:41] <aikInsaan> astraljava: it is with reference to this problem: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/165202 which was solved (temporarily) with an update but is back!
[22:41] <ikonia> gk0199: if you can't even be bothered to ask a question properly, it's best you don't speak
[22:42] <gk0199> sorry about that
[22:42] <wildbat> gmachine_24: just the partition.
[22:43] <gk0199> my question is, for a computer with 760MB ram, 2Ghz CPU, what OS would you recommend for fastest performance, Lubuntu or Xubuntu
[22:43] <KM0201> gk0199: hands down, Lubuntu.
[22:43] <wildbat> gmachine_24: i would guess your /home is in sda6 too ?
[22:43] <ikonia> gk0199: you won't see much difference in either
[22:43] <KM0201> gk0199: i disagree w/ ikonia, or he's not used the current incarnation of xubuntu (which is almost as bloated as gnome)
[22:43] <KM0201> there is a big difference
[22:43] <Phr3d13> ikonia, i just can't see "it won't work" as being the answer, when it used to be able to work. there has to be some way... if people can play wii in ubuntu, i should be able to use my hardware in ubuntu
[22:44] <gmachine_24> wildbat, I don't know if I'm being thick - I was up until almost 2 a.m. watching the Red Sox and the Rays - so I'm a little bleary. No - sda6 is the / partition; sda7 is the home folder, using only 3.15GB of 10.18GB available
[22:44] <gk0199> I will try Lubuntu thanks
[22:44] <ikonia> Phr3d13: why can't you accept "not supported any more, won't work, dropped" as a valid answer
[22:44] <AranelMobil> need help, my ext3 partition got corrupted twice in the same week and I see some ata5.00: failed command: READ SECTOR(S) on rescue shell. What should I do? (OS is fully functioning, so I dont think its a widespread corruption)
[22:44] <ikonia> Phr3d13: via did not make their products information open so only released patches for specific kernel versions and they couldn't keep up/be bothered to keep up with faster moving distros like ubuntu and fedora
[22:45] <ikonia> Phr3d13: why is that hard to accept ?
[22:45] <Phr3d13> if people can use ubuntu on a dinosaur, why can't i use my dinosaur part?
[22:45] <gmachine_24> AranelMobil:  you are concerned your hard drive is failing?
[22:45] <ikonia> Phr3d13: please don't talk nonsense, I'm trying to help you, if you want to be silly, do it elsewhere
[22:45] <gmachine_24> Phr3d13: because dinosaurs are extinct
[22:45] <Phr3d13> lol
[22:45] <wildbat> gmachine_24: hmmm then why don't you move the sda7 to the 120GB space and have sda6 resize, so both partition will have plenty of space
[22:46] <AranelMobil> gmachine_24: maybe it is, maybe not. I'm not sure.
[22:46] <ikonia> Phr3d13: if you look in the readme of that via patch you'll see if doesn't even list your card the 6410 as supported
[22:46] <gmachine_24> wildbat, OK. I'll try that. After backing up everything.
[22:46] <gmachine_24> AranelMobil: Well it seems that's what you need to figure out.
[22:46] <ikonia> Phr3d13: so the information from via is 1.) 9.10 was the last ubuntu version that patch was made for 2.) that patch does not support officially your card
[22:46] <Phr3d13> but if you look at the files in the deb, my card is listed
[22:46] <gmachine_24> AranelMobile: have you run the e2fsck check
[22:47] <ikonia> Phr3d13: so why is it hard to grasp that it's not supported if the company that makes the patch are not listing it as a supported on either the card or the OS version
[22:47] <PlasmaSheep> I'm trying to dual boot ubuntu with arch - what should I put on the kernel line in menu.lst?
[22:47] <ikonia> Phr3d13: either way that patch will never get applied to the 2.6.38 kernel
[22:48] <AranelMobil> gmachine_24: I run it first time It occured and It got fixed for a day or two. Now Im running it too but It prints lots of ata5 exception failed command READ SECTOR(S) message to screen.
[22:48] <Phr3d13> { "vt6410",	PCI_DEVICE_ID_VIA_6410,     0x00, 0x2f, VIA_UDMA_133 | VIA_BAD_AST | VIA_NO_ENABLES },
[22:48] <gmachine_24> wildbat: is 4.56GB used by the / partition when there is a separate home folder - is that a lot? or has Ubuntu grown so big it now occupies that much space
[22:48] <ikonia> Phr3d13: that doesn't mean it's supported
[22:49] <PlasmaSheep> where is the ubuntu kernel?
[22:49] <ikonia> Phr3d13: that means there is an entry in the patch that has the reference vt6410 in
[22:49] <ikonia> PlasmaSheep: in /boot
[22:49] <PlasmaSheep> ikonia: what's the file?
[22:49] <ikonia> PlasmaSheep: if you're running arch you should be able to work out the kernel file
[22:49] <PlasmaSheep> ikonia: stupid question, sorry
[22:49] <ikonia> PlasmaSheep: are you using grub installed from #ubuntu or from arch
[22:50] <gmachine_24> AranelMobil: can you get hold of www.spinrite.com? It takes forever, but competely scans your drive, sector by sector, and can even take the information from the bad sectors, write it to good sectors, and then block out the bad sectors so they won't be used any more. But it cost $$.
[22:50] <PlasmaSheep> ikonia: using arch grub
[22:50] <PlasmaSheep> ikonia: my kernel line pointed to the wrong place, fixing it now
[22:50] <ikonia> PlasmaSheep: ok so you should be asking in #archlinux
[22:50] <PlasmaSheep> ikonia: yes but I needed to know where the kernel is
[22:50] <ikonia> PlasmaSheep: same as it is in every distro
[22:51] <Infernet> hey all
[22:51] <MrNthDegree> gmachine_24, or you can use badblocks to test in a far better way than SpinRite can ever test
[22:51] <Dulak> PlasmaSheep: ubuntu kernel resides in /boot, same as most linux distros
[22:51] <PlasmaSheep> ikonia: I've found out the hard way ubuntu is often not what you'd expect
[22:51] <ikonia> PlasmaSheep: it's laid out exactly the same as every other linux distro
[22:51] <MrNthDegree> gmachine_24, badblocks can overwrite whole HDD many times in exhaustive ways, marking all bad areas so they are never used again by any filesystem supporting the lists
[22:51] <MrNthDegree> (which is all the exts and btrfs IIRC)
[22:52] <gmachine_24> MrNthDegree: For real? Great. Thanks. AranelMobil are you catching what MrNthDegree said?
[22:52] <gmachine_24> MrNthDegree, but badblocks can just check to bad sectors, correct? You don't need to completely overwrite the drive?
[22:53] <AranelMobil> sorry got distracted for a moment, what do you suggest?
[22:53] <gmachine_24> scroll up
[22:53] <MrNthDegree> gmachine_24, you can check if you do non-destructive, yes.  But it's not the best way
[22:54] <gmachine_24> MrNthDegree, so I assume you're recommending a full back up, and then basically overwrite the entire drive and do a reinstall?
[22:54] <AranelMobil> what is badblocks? is it an app? :)
[22:54] <gmachine_24> AranelMobil it is
[22:54] <gmachine_24> CLI I think but maybe there is a GUI version??
[22:54] <MrNthDegree> gmachine_24, the best way is overwrite+verify tests, which are exhaustive.  Results can be integrated with formatting, by doing mkfs.ext4 -cc (or mkfs.ext4 -c -c, same thing) on a new drive, it will overwrite many times as an exhaustive test
[22:54] <gmachine_24> MrNthDegree, Thanks.
[22:54] <MrNthDegree> gmachine_24, yeah, that is the best way, that's the way people used to do it on ancient machines.  Slackware still has people do it normally.
[22:55] <AranelMobil> can you give me the exact command to use it for sdc1?
[22:55] <MrNthDegree> AranelMobil, to reformat it?
[22:55] <poil> hey, im trying to make my webcam and micro (netbook) work on ubuntu, and the wikia says for my model : "Webcam - working otb " - what does otb mean ?
[22:56] <AranelMobil> no, to check it. I dont have a spare hdd to back up my data
[22:56] <poil> and what do i have to do
[22:56] <poil> ?
[22:56] <Corey> poil: Out of the box, presumably.
[22:56] <AranelMobil> so I should fix this one on the fly.
[22:56] <poil> um
[22:56] <dtcrshr> how do i change the panel menus? i got now only a "start button" like, i want to go back to ubuntu default with system, locals and aplications..
[22:56] <poil> idk what out of the box means lol. i'm new with ubuntu
[22:56] <gmachine_24> AranelMobil: Everyone is always happy to help. But don't forget the man badblocks option
[22:56] <MrNthDegree> AranelMobil, to check in a non-destructive way:  sudo fsck.ext4 -c /dev/sdc1
[22:56] <MrNthDegree> AranelMobil, that calls badblocks in addition to a filesystem check
[22:57] <MrNthDegree> AranelMobil, you'll need to do it while unmounted though, if that's a system partition you'll need to use a livecd ideally
[22:57] <gmachine_24> MrNthDegree, how much time are we talking about for say a 250GB drive - to do a complete overwrite and test
[22:57] <dtcrshr> is it possible?
[22:57] <poil> !otb
[22:57] <TRIPELbier> today I started up with bashed in panels, only one and that didnt work. How could I have exited gnome and restarted it. 10.04
[22:57] <AranelMobil> MrNthDegree isnt it the same as automatic scan started on bootup?
[22:57] <Dulak> gmachine_24: hours
[22:57] <gmachine_24> how many hours
[22:57] <MrNthDegree> AranelMobil, not with -c it isn't
[22:58] <Dulak> gmachine_24: at least 2, maybe as much as 5
[22:58] <gmachine_24> spinrite just took 72 hours to do do a drive
[22:58] <poil> Corey what do "out of the box" mean ? what am i supposed to do ? i'm just nowhere with ubuntu atm
[22:58] <MrNthDegree> AranelMobil, -c is equivalent to "Surface Scan" on scandisk or /R on CHKDSK, it checks for bad sectors fully
[22:58] <gmachine_24> Dulak, thanks. 2 or 5 hours is easy
[22:58] <TRIPELbier> gmachine_24, I suppose it would also depend on the speed of your drive and if there were errors on the drive so it had to redo things.
[22:58] <MrNthDegree> gmachine_24, given badblocks on destructive write does 4 overwrite patterns and verifies... a long time
[22:58] <gmachine_24> TRIPELbier, I suppose you would be right about that
[22:59] <Buck> #libxenon
[22:59] <MrNthDegree> it's between 4 and 8 times slower than a zero fill
[22:59] <gmachine_24> OK, all. Thanks.
[22:59] <gk0199> can you guys answer a general question about routers? or is it too off topic
[22:59] <AranelMobil> MrNthDegree I asked it because Im already running a fsck scan -automatic one- and It just prints lots of ata5 error output and seems to do nothing.
[22:59] <ikonia> gk0199: it's offtopic
[22:59] <AcidRain> gk0199: pm me
[22:59] <AcidRain> i am leet with routers
[22:59] <TRIPELbier> poil out of the box means with standart ubuntu. should be: vanilla with the iso, or with the standard install.
[23:00] <MrNthDegree> AranelMobil, with -c it does a full scan of every sector/block, so it should note down all the bad ones
[23:00] <MrNthDegree> AranelMobil, the automatic scan just restores the journal and looks at basic inconsistencies
[23:00] <TRIPELbier> gk0199, I suggest #hardware which ends up ##hardware
[23:00] <poil> and what am i supposed to do to enable micro and webcam on ubuntu, if it says "it's working orb" ?
[23:01] <TRIPELbier> new concept, journal. MrNthDegree, thanks
[23:01] <AranelMobil> MrNthDegree okay, btw mine is ext3 so I should run fsck.ext3 instead of 4?
[23:01] <MrNthDegree> AranelMobil, yep :)
[23:02] <TRIPELbier> poil I 've done that. I found it on a webpage. Let me see if I can remember (dont know about working orb. What version do you have? -- go to speaker icon on the panel and RIGHTclick to get microphone stuff.
[23:02]  * MrNthDegree is now off to bed, good luck AranelMobil :)
[23:02] <poil> 10 04 lst
[23:02] <poil> umm
[23:02] <AranelMobil> thank you :)
[23:03] <TRIPELbier> poil for your webcam it takes more. First you have to determine if it is supported and if so supported with your application and if so if the driver is standard. There's a webpage for that sutuff, info on how and another web page - which cams are supported and for what.
[23:03] <AranelMobil> btw running the given command also prints tons of ata5 errors instead of anything useful.
[23:03] <poil> when you say panel, is it like control pane as in windows ? In System->preference or something ?
[23:03] <TRIPELbier> poil personally I can do skype with my webcam but only if I start skype from the terminal. so there's no "general" answer that someone can tell you in here.
[23:04] <poil> well, ubuntu wikia says its supported
[23:04] <poil> for my netbook model
[23:04] <TRIPELbier> poil, panel are those skinny lines at the top and bottom of the screen that tell you information. It's like taskbar but better, much better
[23:04] <poil> oic
[23:04] <poil> i dont see a micro icon
[23:04] <smax> can someone be so kind and do a gcc --version?  I need to make sure I'm getting support for standard threads with the new C++ standard
[23:05] <poil> only the sound one
[23:05] <TRIPELbier> poil you do need to do some learning outside of here. Now what's a "micro icon"?
[23:05] <poil> err nvm
[23:05] <poil> lmao
[23:05] <poil> so you said speak icon - checked, and didnt find
[23:06] <poil> :/
[23:06] <TRIPELbier> also poil, really you need to use my nick every time you write and want me to see it. That highlights it in my client so I see it.
[23:06] <smax> what version of gcc does narwall come with?
[23:06] <Jordan_U> smax: Ubuntu uses grub2, so it doesn't use menu.lst at all (rather /boot/grub/grub.cfg ). In addition, you probably don't want to share /boot/ partitions with Ubuntu and Gentoo anyway, and Ubuntu won't touch Gentoo's /boot/ at all. That said, Ubuntu's grub will by default take control of the mbr meaning that Gentoo's menu.lst will not be used at all unless you configure Ubuntu's grub to use it.
[23:06] <poil> yeah i always forgot :D TRIPELbier
[23:06] <smax> asuming narwall is the latest.
[23:06] <TRIPELbier> poil if you dont do that I will assume you are talking to someone else and wont pay attention to the line.
[23:07] <Jordan_U> !info gcc | smax
[23:07] <smax> thanks.  I think thats what I need.
[23:07] <tripelb> poil this i my regular nick
[23:07] <Jordan_U> smax: You're welcome.
[23:07] <poil> TRIPELbier, when right clicking the speaker icon, i'm supposed to have Settings or Preferences ? I only have About, Lock,  and Remove from panel
[23:07] <gmachine_24> Ok, everyone, thank you again for all your help. You've been very helpful and patient. Take care.
[23:08] <Blagoj392> hedgewar
[23:08] <tucemiux> gcc version 4.5.2 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.5.2-8ubuntu4)
[23:10] <aarcane> Err http://ppa.launchpad.net natty/main amd64 Packages 404  Not Found
[23:10] <aarcane>   <-- Really, aptitude?  REALLY?  How freaking useful is that error message?  it doesn't tell me ANYTHING about what the source might be, except that it has to do with some arbitrary PPA.
[23:11] <asus123> thanks edbian
[23:11] <smax> Jordan_U: so after ubuntu is  installed, will grub2 overwrite grub1, and i'll see the boot option for just ubuntu (therefore I should edit to add gentoo)?
[23:12] <edbian> asus123: sure
[23:12] <poil> [01:02:07] <TRIPELbier> poil go to speaker icon on the panel and RIGHTclick to get microphone stuff. I have no options :/
[23:13] <tucemiux> smax: you shojld see all OSes in grub, you can also add them after you boot up to ubuntu
[23:13] <poil> tripelb ?
[23:14] <Jordan_U> smax: With almost any distribution other than Gentoo I would tell you that Ubuntu's grub2 will automatically detect and add an entry for it. Because with Gentoo your kernel could be named any way you choose it may not be automatically detected by grub2. If it isn't though you can of course add it manually.
[23:14] <fgulias> hi
[23:14] <tripelb> poil?
[23:14] <poil> [01:02:07] <TRIPELbier> poil go to speaker icon on the panel and RIGHTclick to get microphone stuff. I have no options :/ tripelb
[23:15] <tripelb> let me look . AND what version of ubuntu are you running.
[23:15] <poil> tripelb when I right click on speaker icon, all i get is About, and useless stuff
[23:15] <tripelb> poil sorry, LEFT click then see speaker preferences and click again.
[23:16] <tripelb> poil sorry, LEFT click then see SOUND preferences and click again.
[23:16] <tripelb> poil mic is under INPUTs, the tab
[23:17] <poil> lmao didnt see that, tripelb, ty
[23:17] <tripelb> pol you will profit by suing some web pages to learn about stuff. I'm not sophistocated so I can help you. But I learned from reading web pages.
[23:17] <tripelb> pol you will profit by suing some web pages to learn about stuff. I'm not sophistocated so I can help you. But I learned from reading web pages. poil
[23:18] <tripelb> I need to take a walk. byebye
[23:18] <poil> i guess so. Btw the micro is still not working, nothing is muted, but when i try talking, the test bars arent moving. On the windows 7 it works so its about ubuntu. tripelb
[23:18] <tripelb> poil have a blessed day.
[23:19] <tripelb> poil it's about YOU. Read and be happy.
[23:19] <tripelb> I'd hold your hand but me comes first
[23:19] <lapaga> silly question....If I download the iso today will it include the updates or does it start off when it was originally released?
[23:19] <poil> yeah, i was meaning, theres no technical malfunction or.. mkay have a nice day, i go google some more
[23:20] <Jordan_U> lapaga: The latter.
[23:20] <tripelb> lopaga start off original.
[23:20] <SuperMiguel> how can i install nvidia drivers on my ubuntu minimal install?
[23:20] <lapaga> Jordan_U, thanks
[23:20] <tripelb> go to monitors and somewhere it will ask you. SuperMiguel
[23:20] <fgulias> kick me please
[23:20] <tripelb> kick yourself
[23:20] <SuperMiguel> tripelb, ....
[23:20] <tripelb> sorry, I was wrong in that fgulias
[23:21] <tripelb> SuperMiguel,
[23:21] <Jordan_U> lapaga: You're welcome.
[23:21] <fgulias> #quit
[23:21] <SuperMiguel> tripelb, minimal install, not running gnome
[23:22] <astraljava> SuperMiguel: Do you have jockey-text available?
[23:22] <exutux> SuperMiguel: do you have installed X server?
[23:22] <tripelb> SuperMiguel, That's it for me then.
[23:23] <aikInsaan> what are the rules surrounding bug reports about natty?
[23:23] <astraljava> aikInsaan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
[23:24] <aikInsaan> astraljava: thankyou
[23:24] <astraljava> aikInsaan: No prob.
[23:25] <mnewton> I want something that breaks up the file and downloads in parts [like torrents] - essentially it should make downloading much faster
[23:25] <mnewton> make download faster and make it so i can pause and start a download even if i close the webbrowser
[23:25] <Kaolen> DownThemAll! It's an extension for Firefox.
[23:26] <exutux> astraljava: jockey-text exist?
[23:26] <astraljava> exutux: It does, but not sure whether it comes with minimal.
[23:26] <Enissay> Hi guys, Is there a way to make a timer to close chrome after x minutes?
[23:27] <exutux> astraljava: I don't find it in the repos
[23:27] <YankDownUnder> jockey-text should already exist on the system in question.
[23:27] <ukuku_> Hi. I am trying to install ntop in ubuntu 10.04. I am following some instructions from a german guy, I had to translate to english and there's a part that I don't understand. Mostly because the lack of linux experience.
[23:27] <exutux> astraljava: oh well maybe it comes with jockey-common
[23:28] <iceroot> Enissay: start chrome, get the pid, use sleep and then kill the pid
[23:28] <iceroot> ukuku_: sudo apt-get install htop
[23:28] <YankDownUnder> ukuku_, "ntop" should already be in the repo
[23:28] <iceroot> ukuku_: sudo apt-get install ntop
[23:29] <iceroot> !info ntop
[23:29] <plut0> having trouble with an inspiron n5010 with ubuntu 10.10, broadcom bcm4313 wireless is incredible slow, ping times in the hundreds to thousands, can anyone help?
[23:29] <alexfpms_> Enissay, sleep xxx && killall chrome
[23:29] <cubanjinx> hey I'm looking for someone who can help me with audio issues.
[23:29] <Jordan_U> mnewton: Separating the download into multiple parts would only increase speed if 1: You were downloading different parts from different servers or 2: You were giving yoursef an unfair advantage by acting as multiple clients to a single server.
[23:30] <ukuku_> Yes, I download it from repo then svn to get the latest stable one. I did make, make install and all that jazz. This step here is what I dont get "These steps were all successful, he can proceed with the further establishment. Dazu wird zunächst ein Nutzer und eine Gruppe ntop angelegt und die Rechte entsprechend gesetzt. First, a user and a group is created ntop and set rights accordingly. $ sudo adduser --system --no-create-home --group
[23:30] <ukuku_> --disabled-login ntop $ sudo chown -R ntop:ntop / usr / local / share / ntop $ sudo chown -R ntop:ntop / usr / local / var / ntop / $ Sudo adduser - system - no-create-home - group - disabled-login ntop $ sudo chown-R ntop: ntop / usr / local / share / ntop $ sudo chown-R ntop: ntop / usr / local / var / ntop / "
[23:30] <mnewton> Jordan_U, http://www.internetdownloadmanager.com/ < That's what i used when i was on windows
[23:30] <iceroot> ukuku_: why not using the one from the repos? what is missing?
[23:30] <Enissay> alexfpms_, iceroot thanks :)
[23:30] <ukuku_> oops. I sent the german instructions
[23:30] <Jordan_U> mnewton: For download continuation look into wget or pretty much any other download manager and for downloading Ubuntu isos and other applicable files zsync can be very helpful in making sure you're not wasting bandwidth downloading redundant data.
[23:30] <Enissay> alexfpms_, the xxx in sec?
[23:30] <alexfpms_> yes
[23:31] <KM0201> plut0: what driver are you using w/ the broadcom?
[23:31] <Enissay> alexfpms, Thanks :)
[23:31] <cubanjinx> no one for some help with audio?
[23:31] <alexfpms_> Enissay, you'r welcome
[23:31] <iceroot> cubanjinx: just ask your real question to the channel
[23:32] <cubanjinx> how can I make my headphones work with 11.04?
[23:32] <iceroot> cubanjinx: usb headphones?
[23:32] <cubanjinx> iceroot-jack
[23:32] <iceroot> cubanjinx: normal sound through speakers is working?
[23:32] <cubanjinx> ice-yes
[23:33] <iceroot> cubanjinx: there is no difference between a speaker and a headphone
[23:33] <plut0> KM0201: some driver called wl
[23:33] <iceroot> cubanjinx: just plugin the headphone
[23:33] <cubanjinx> iceroot- no sound comes through the headphones
[23:33] <iceroot> cubanjinx: then they are broken
[23:33] <cubanjinx> iceroot- when i run alsamixer I dont have a jack setting
[23:34] <cubanjinx> iceroot- i have tried 2 pairs of headphones and confirmed they are working
[23:34] <iceroot> cubanjinx: put the headphones in the same input the speaker was in before
[23:34] <cubanjinx> iceroot- I'm on a  laptop
[23:35] <iceroot> cubanjinx: as you see its always a good idea to post usefull details instead of "is not working" .)
[23:35] <cubanjinx> iceroot- sorry i'm new to ubuntu and irc
[23:35] <iceroot> cubanjinx: alsamixer is not muted for some output-devices?
[23:36] <plut0> having trouble with an inspiron n5010 with ubuntu 10.10, broadcom bcm4313 wireless is incredible slow, ping times in the hundreds to thousands, can anyone help?
[23:36] <cubanjinx> iceroot- no. all outputs are on
[23:36] <aleb89> I need help to use "Remote Desktops"
[23:37] <KM0201> aleb89: what kind of help?
[23:37] <iceroot> cubanjinx: are other devices working on the output?
[23:37] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[23:37] <cubanjinx> iceroot- other devices such as what?
[23:38] <KindOne> !netsplit
[23:39] <iceroot> cubanjinx: external speakers
[23:39] <aleb89> KM0201: I am trying to use "Remote Desktops" but when I tried to configure it, it only displays: "Others can access your PC using the direction: localhost"
[23:39] <SuperMiguel> how do i install nvidia drivers from terminal?
[23:39] <cubanjinx> iceroot- I dont have any external speakers. I only have my internal system speakers which are working fine
[23:40] <qweeak> Hi
[23:40] <iceroot> cubanjinx: the soundmixer-applet (not alsamixer) is also not muted for it?
[23:40] <YankDownUnder> SuperMiguel, From a term, or from the console mate?
[23:40] <KM0201> aleb89: did you forward a port on your router, to your machine?
[23:41] <SuperMiguel> YankDownUnder, console
[23:41] <cubanjinx> iceroot- where can i find soundmixer
[23:41] <YankDownUnder> SuperMiguel, Here mate: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[23:42] <plut0> having trouble with an inspiron n5010 with ubuntu 10.10, broadcom bcm4313 wireless is incredible slow, ping times in the hundreds to thousands, can anyone help?
[23:42] <joeseph> What VNC or RDP server starts before I log in?  I'm trying to remote desktop without a monitor, and thus, without physically logging in first.
[23:42] <iceroot> cubanjinx: its a little speaker icon at the top-right corner
[23:42] <aleb89> KM0201: The router assigns a IP automatically from the DHCP.
[23:42] <YankDownUnder> plut0, Set the MTU to 1500  and see if that helps mate.
[23:42] <cubanjinx> iceroot- sorry i thought that was just sound prefs. and no theres nothing muted in there. there is actually no headphone hardware that is listed
[23:42] <plut0> YankDownUnder: its already at 1500
[23:43] <KM0201> aleb89: of course it does, but you have to forward port (5900 i think) to your machine, in order to enable access
[23:43] <YankDownUnder> plut0, Ya might then want to try using "iwconfig" to force some settings onto the wireless card - see what that does mate
[23:44] <robin0800> cubanjinx, try alsamixer in a terminal
[23:44] <cubanjinx> iceroot- the only thing that shows up is s/pdif
[23:45] <iceroot> cubanjinx: if i remeber correctly there are some soundcards which are using digital out OR analog output on the same device, its just a setting to set
[23:45] <aleb89> KM0201: I don`t know where I should assign that port. I can enter in the router setup, but can`t find where I have to put the 5900 port.
[23:45] <exutux> joeseph: you need set automatic login for use remote desktop
[23:46] <KM0201> aleb89: probably in the port forwarding/triggering section... what kind of router do you have?
[23:46] <aleb89> KM0201: I am not interested in using "Remote Desktops" above the Internet. Only by the LAN
[23:46] <joeseph> exutux: I had tried that.  It still asks me to unlock my keyring before I can use the VNC client.
[23:46] <KM0201> aleb89: oh, well, opening/forwarding the port, will enable it over the internet
[23:46] <aleb89> KM0201: It is a NEXXT router
[23:47] <Sam98961> Anyone have a few minutes to tell me the best way to configure my "abstract" networkign environment?
[23:47] <cubanjinx> iceroot- yes. in the hardware tab i have internal audio analog output and internal audio digital hdmi output
[23:47] <cubanjinx> robin0800- the only thing that shows up in alsamixer is s/pdif
[23:48] <SuperMiguel> whats the best way to have dual screens in fluxbox? is it twinview? dualx? xinerama?
[23:48] <iceroot> Sam98961: details please
[23:48] <celthunder> Sam98961 what do you have to work with
[23:48] <tucemiux> !anyone | Sam98961
[23:48] <exutux> joeseph: UHM yes I know :-/ I delete all keyrings, but I don't remember now and I don't have gnome now
[23:49] <aleb89> KM0201: Some months ago, I could used the remote desktops in older Ubuntu`s versions. I haven`t done changes in the router setup. I only need to use it by the local network
[23:49] <robin0800> cubanjinx, have you selected the right sound card first
[23:49] <Sam98961> iceroot:  I have 20 servers on a network switch.  All running ubuntu.  I want whatever network traffic that 19 of those servers create to go over a secure encrypted port from server 19 which has a connection to the internet.  But there's more.
[23:49] <Sam98961> Server 19 has to be able to forward that traffic to another SSH server over an encrypted port.  443 is all I have to work with.
[23:50] <ukuku_> can someone double check this for me before I do something really stupid? $ sudo adduser --system --no-create-home --group --disabled-login ntop   $ sudo chown -R ntop:ntop /usr/local/share/ntop  $ sudo chown -R ntop:ntop /usr/local/var/ntop/  $ Sudo adduser -system-no-create -home -group -disabled-login ntop $ sudo chown -R ntop:ntop /usr/local/share/ntop $ sudo chown -R ntop:ntop /usr/local/var/ntop/
[23:50] <Sam98961> server 20 has a connection to the internet but it requiers a proxy to get otu.
[23:50] <cubanjinx> robin0800- i have it set on default. the other choices are hd-audio generic and hdaatisb
[23:50] <KM0201> aleb89: then just see if you can access your system from one of the other machines? (or have you tried)
[23:50] <celthunder> Sam98961: ok
[23:50] <Sam98961> Sorry, this might make more sence.  Server 20 has internet connection via proxy.  It has one NIC port plugged in to the switch with the other 19 servers and one nic port plugged in to the network.
[23:51] <celthunder> Sam98961: should be easy enough...
[23:51] <iceroot> server19: ssh server20 -L 443:server20:443
[23:51] <iceroot> Sam98961: server19: ssh server20 -L 443:server20:443
[23:51] <Sam98961> and do I just configure server 20 as a gateway for the other 19 servers on the switch?
[23:51] <iceroot> Sam98961: server20: ssh localhost -L 443:localhost:proxy-port
[23:52] <Sam98961> The proxy that server 20 is using to get on the net requires authentication.
[23:52] <jimubao> hey guys i just git checkout an repo on to my comp
[23:52] <Sam98961> How do I provide the crednetials?
[23:53] <iceroot> Sam98961: what type? ntlm? basic_auth? ip-based?
[23:53] <jimubao> however i cant not c da folder through my localhost
[23:53] <Sam98961> basic auth.  I just put my username and pass.
[23:53] <rOOb> hello all. I just booted 11.04 livecd....there is no unity from the livecd?
[23:53] <rOOb> !unity
[23:53] <rOOb> !livecd
[23:53] <tucemiux> Sam98961: dont use enter for punctuation and yet still, most likely you want to ask in #ubuntu-server(from the few lines that I read here and there)
[23:54] <iceroot> Sam98961: with my two ssh commands you just set server19:443 as proxy for all other systems, server19 is passing everythring through a secure ssh connection to server 20 on the proxy-port
[23:54] <rOOb> !classic
[23:54] <Sam98961> Thansk Tucemiux.
[23:54] <Jordan_U> rOOb: You most likely have an nvidia card and need to install proprietary drivers before you can use Unity3D.
[23:54] <jimubao> hey guys i just did a git checkout of one of a repo onto my comp, however i cant not see the files on my localhost through browser
[23:54] <rOOb> Jordan_U: ah. i do have nvidia.
[23:54] <rOOb> just was curious
[23:54] <rOOb> Jordan_U: thanks :)
[23:54] <jimubao> is there somethign i need to set up for git ?
[23:54] <clakes> meh.. 11.10 alpha miserably fails loading thanks to nvidia
[23:54] <Jordan_U> !msgthebot | rOOb
[23:54] <aikInsaan> any help on this would be much appreciated: http://askubuntu.com/questions/53667/fixing-display-issues-on-intel-82845gl
[23:55] <Sam98961> What do you mean by "don't use enter for punctionation."?
[23:55] <iceroot> Sam98961: its just a ssh-tunnel ssh -L is providing
[23:55] <Jordan_U> rOOb: You're welcome.
[23:55] <aleb89> KM0201: I have already tried. I remember that I had to put the IP in the Remote Desktop Viewer
[23:55] <Sam98961> Thanks, I just have to make sure this works before I go back to work tomorrow.  :)
[23:55] <iceroot> clakes: #ubuntu+1
[23:55] <aikInsaan> i am calling it a night for now...so good night folks!
[23:55] <tucemiux> Sam98961: you need to state your problem all in one line, it can be very diffult to follow you if you post more than one line
[23:55] <KM0201> aleb89: well, do you know the ip of your machine?... use ifconfig to get it.
[23:55] <aikInsaan> and sweet natty dreams to all
[23:55] <clakes> hm, thanks iceroot
[23:55] <cubanjinx> robin0800, iceroot- anything other suggestions?
[23:55] <Sam98961> Sorry, it was kinda complicated for me to get all out from within my head.  :)
[23:56] <iceroot> cubanjinx: sorry dont know
[23:56] <KM0201> aleb89: it really shouldn't matter what that app says, if you've got remote desktop working, ..
[23:56] <KM0201> it should connect
[23:56] <iceroot> Sam98961: just have a look at "man ssh" about the -L option
[23:56] <Sam98961> I have tunneling working via putty, just wanted to make sure that the first 19 servers would talk out the first server if the first server is already tunneling to another server.
[23:56] <tucemiux> Sam98961: if it's that complicated then most likely your ubuntu distro is not **broken**, sounds like you want to use the forums but try either way on this channel and on the server channel at random times, maybe someone can help you
[23:56] <aleb89> KM0201: (Sorry for my bad English. I know that the verb tenses are not right used). I know the IP of my machine, but it don't works.
[23:57] <Sam98961> tucemiux:  Sorry, trying to google my question is like 500 different searches put in one.  :)
[23:57] <iceroot> Sam98961: the tunnel is transparent for the other systems, you can put as many tunnels as you want
[23:57] <Sam98961> Awesome.
[23:58] <Sam98961> Thanks everyone for the info.
[23:58] <ukuku_> Hi, can someone tell me if this command needs editing? $ Sudo adduser -system-no-create -home -group -disabled-login ntop
[23:58] <iceroot> ukuku_: first its called sudo instead of Sudo
[23:59] <iceroot> ukuku_: second  use ntop from the repos instead of building it from source
[23:59] <ukuku_> thank you