[00:00] <jen> so I installed, I didnt think i would screw anything up
[00:00] <ubuntu717> wechat: You dont have to be Americanese to rock bruddha
[00:00] <jen> and yes Benki
[00:00] <jen> but not someone I cannot and shouldnt trust
[00:00] <Benkinooby> jen, ok, open a terminal and type alsamixer ... waht do you get?
[00:00] <jen> ok hold on
[00:01] <wechat> ubuntu717: * wechat went for translation
[00:01] <wechat> thx
[00:01] <jen> cannot open mixer no such file or directory
[00:01] <Benkinooby> jen how do you know you can trust anyone here?
[00:01] <jen> T_T
[00:01] <wechat> Benkinooby: he has no modules loaded for sound -- it's badly
[00:01] <jen> because this site is all I have
[00:01] <ubuntu717> wechat: where do you happen to be from?
[00:01] <Benkinooby> jen ok, this might sound stupd, but make sure that everything is on full power and NOT MUTED
[00:02] <jen> yes
[00:02] <jen> im not that ignorant
[00:02] <RenatoSilva> what's the diff between "duplex analog stereo" and "stereo analog output" in hardware tab of sound preferences?
[00:02] <Corey> !sound
[00:02] <Benkinooby> jen ok, forget waht i said... i read waht wechat said
[00:02] <wechat> ubuntu717: trully from Black sea  -- find it
[00:02] <jen> what did we say?
[00:03] <Benkinooby> jen that you don'T have the sound modules loaded
[00:03] <jen> so I have too.....?
[00:03] <Benkinooby> !sound jen
[00:03] <ubuntu717> wechat: russia, bulgaria, turkey, georgia or directly from black sea? :)
[00:03] <ominomi> :)
[00:03] <Benkinooby> !sound | jen
[00:03] <jen> it says dummy for one
[00:03] <DeviceZer0> anyone else notice that in shotwell photos are imported to the wrong folder for the date? folders are supposed to be "year/month/day"....but i took photos today the 19th and imported them into shotwell...and they are being put into "2011/07/20"...i checked the timestamps and they are correct and say the 19th
[00:03] <jen> and nothing for the other hold on
[00:04] <Benkinooby> jen the first two pages were enough to solve my sound problems
[00:04] <jen> I have tried all of those!
[00:04] <Benkinooby> jen ok
[00:04] <RenatoSilva> Corey: so what's the difference?
[00:04] <jen> I dont understand what I am doing though
[00:04] <wechat> jen: and what `ls /dev` is showing?
[00:04] <Corey> RenatoSilva: Between?
[00:04] <aarkerio> hi!!  what is the command wich start Gnome 3 panels?
[00:04] <jen> a bunch of colorful letters
[00:04] <RenatoSilva> Corey: the bug is already filed full of details for you fixing it. Oh, but of course you won't
[00:04] <wechat> jen: U said U had sound . But THEN u have installed *smth*. So remove *smth*.
[00:05] <Jordan_U> aarkerio: GNOME3 isn't supported here. Try #ubuntu+1.
[00:05] <jen> how?
[00:05] <wechat> jen: pastebin for us
[00:05] <Corey> RenatoSilva: Urm... what are you talking about?
[00:05] <Byan> trying to get sound to work. anyone want to help me get conexant audio to work?
[00:05] <jen> ok
[00:05] <Northernen> jen, what did you install?
[00:05] <RenatoSilva> anyone else rather than Corey knows what's the diff between "duplex analog stereo" and "stereo analog output" in hardware tab of sound preferences?
[00:05] <Corey> RenatoSilva: I have no idea what you're going on about; I wanted to check something I was working on here so I called for the !sound factoid.
[00:05] <jen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/647733/
[00:05] <Jeruvy> RenatoSilva: duplex means 'both ways simultaneously', so you have both input and output (mic and speakers)
[00:06] <RenatoSilva> Corey: you sounded like a developer actually about to assign the bug to yourself and work on it. Cool.
[00:06] <jen> and idk nothernen
[00:06] <RenatoSilva> Corey: then sorry about all
[00:06] <wechat> jen: sudo chmod 755 /dev/dsp*
[00:06] <Northernen> jen, did you install it through Ubuntu software center?
[00:06] <HackerII> jen  hes asking what you installed for the sound to break
[00:06] <wechat> jen: : what is idk?
[00:06] <jen> I dont know* sorry
[00:06] <OY1R> i just reinstalled wine but all the programs still remain intact how come ?
[00:06] <HackerII> when idid it break
[00:07] <jen> include asterisk for dev/?
[00:07] <Electron> Ubuntu 11.04 just randomly disconnects me from my wi-fi router.  Its annoying.  The reason I know its not my router is because my windows computer stays online as does my playstation 3.  What the heck is happening?
[00:07] <Northernen> jen, 'ls /dev
[00:07] <wechat> jen: pastebin =>" tail -50 /val/log/dpkg.log"
[00:07] <Northernen> var*
[00:07] <jen> do that command and show results in piaste bin?
[00:07] <RenatoSilva> Jeruvy: so no much difference, just that if I say in the mic jack, I hear in the line out jack, that's it?
[00:08] <wechat> jen plz
[00:08] <Northernen> jen, yes.
[00:08] <Jeruvy> RenatoSilva: pretty much
[00:08] <wechat> jen it shows what u have installed
[00:08] <HackerII> RenatoSilva  duplex means 2 way in and out
[00:09] <jen> and now it says it cannot access /dev/dsp*
[00:09] <stephenwade> I'm computergeeksjw, but my chat client got confused so I'm on again
[00:09] <aikInsaan> in dos you can do 'dir /p' to get a page wise view...what's the equivalent in ubuntu?
[00:09] <stephenwade> How do I get a graphical splash screen on startup?
[00:09] <wechat> jen: ok i also have no /dev/dsp
[00:09] <RenatoSilva> HackerII: you mean forget all Jeruvy said?
[00:09] <stephenwade> reconfigure plymouth didn't do any good
[00:09] <Northernen> aikInsaan, 'more
[00:10] <Northernen> aikInsaan, 'more'.
[00:10] <RenatoSilva> HackerII, Jeruvy: thying to fix this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/813234
[00:10] <jen> I'm probably doing everything all wrong! thats why I need someone else to do it
[00:10] <HackerII> i didn't see that, i'm just saying what duplex means
[00:10] <Electron> is this some sort of bug..
[00:10]  * HackerII looks
[00:10] <wechat> !
[00:10] <aikInsaan> Northernen: can i just append that to any command that is filling the entire screen? for example --help switches?
[00:10] <centux> Electron: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WirelessTroubleshootingProcedure
[00:11] <wechat> jen!
[00:11] <jen> yes
[00:11] <wechat> jen: Are u in audio group????
[00:11] <jen> what do you mean?
[00:11] <wechat> jen: groups jen
[00:11] <Northernen> aikInsaan, if you have result from commands filling more than 1 page, use | to pipe it to less. "command | less".
[00:11] <jen> on here?
[00:11] <wechat> on terminal
[00:11] <jen> e_e
[00:11] <wechat> cdrom floppy sudo audio dip video plugdev
[00:11] <jen> how do I get there..
[00:11] <wechat> it's mine
[00:11] <Northernen> aikInsaan, or am I misunderstand the question?
[00:11] <jen> alsa?
[00:11] <aikInsaan> ?pipe
[00:12] <leccy> aikInsaan, do ls -lah | more to get a nice dir listing (or options of  your choice)
[00:12] <aikInsaan> Northernen: not at all...i think you are pointing me in the right direction
[00:12] <wechat> jen: jen@aspire:~$ groups jen
[00:12] <aikInsaan> Northernen: i am not infront of my ubuntu box so can't check righ tnow
[00:12] <aikInsaan> thanks leccy
[00:12] <Electron> centux, ok thanks
[00:12] <jen> then is says jen adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare
[00:13] <HackerII> RenaKunisaki  huh, maybe it is a bug, i'm lost on that 1, sry
[00:13] <Northernen> aikInsaan, 'less' will open a new screen where one can navigate back and forth through the pages. 'more' will give you one page at a time, and stop at the end.
[00:13] <wechat> jen: sudo gpasswd -a audio jen
[00:13] <Jeruvy> RenatoSilva: It could be an issue with 'jack', did you search launchpad for that?
[00:13] <Jordan_U> jen: Has your audio ever worked on this machine with UBuntu?
[00:14] <jen> yes and now it says audio doesnt exist...
[00:14] <jen> T_T"
[00:14] <wechat> jen: sudo adduser jen audio
[00:14] <jen> brb must releive bladder
[00:14] <HackerII> heh, he left, owell
[00:14] <aikInsaan> leccy, Northernen if i was doing 'reboot --help' and wanted sort of a page wise view then can I achieve it by 'reboot --help | more'
[00:14] <wechat> No audio group?
[00:14] <jen> wait!
[00:14] <wechat> waiting
[00:14] <KM0201> jen: did we ever figure out what your sound device was
[00:14] <leccy> or man reboot
[00:14] <jen> adding user jen to group audio
[00:14] <jen> yes
[00:14] <RenatoSilva> Jeruvy: ?
[00:14] <Northernen> aikInsaan, yes. But 'less' is like 'more', only better.
[00:14] <wechat> good
[00:14] <jen> brb! gotta pee
[00:15] <wechat> what>
[00:15] <aikInsaan> thanks Northernen
[00:15] <wechat> ?
[00:15] <KM0201> whats her sound device, i missed that
[00:15] <wechat> gotta what?
[00:15] <Northernen> ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia
[00:15] <aikInsaan> another thing...where can i learn more about the use of pipe |?
[00:15] <Jeruvy> !info jack | RenatoSilva
[00:15] <wechat> pplz english plz
[00:15] <BarkingFish> good morning all :)
[00:15] <Jeruvy> RenatoSilva: sorry wrong pkg..let me find it.
[00:15] <billy2007> is  there a terminal command i can use to check what hardware my laptop has?
[00:15] <wechat> aikInsaan: man stdout
[00:16] <jen> ok im back
[00:16] <KM0201> billy2007: lspci will give you good information
[00:16] <Northernen> aikInsaan, it just means "send the result of the command on the left side of the pipe symbol to the right side". So 'ls | less' means "send result of ls to less.
[00:16] <wechat> BarkingFish: 4 AM
[00:16] <wechat> jen?
[00:16] <leccy> aikInsaan, loads of tutorials out there, find out about |, and <<< and > while you're at it
[00:16] <jen> yes im back
[00:16] <aikInsaan> aha! thanks Northernen
[00:16] <wechat> nothiong?
[00:16] <jen> I had to pee X_X I've been holding it
[00:16] <BarkingFish> At the moment I'm in need of some help to get my system just perfect, having some problems at the moment which I need to fix.
[00:16] <jen> wait what was I suppose to do?
[00:16] <aikInsaan> oh cheers leccy will look em up
[00:16] <BarkingFish> wechat: 1.15am here :)
[00:16] <wechat> jen: pee? wht's it???
[00:16] <aikInsaan> wechat: man stdout..meaning???
[00:16] <jen> urinate?
[00:17] <Benkinooby> hahahaha
[00:17] <KM0201> BarkingFish: well, ask your question.. if someone can help they will.
[00:17] <wechat> hm
[00:17] <KM0201> jen: what is your sound device?..
[00:17] <Northernen> ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia
[00:17] <jen> ok hold on wechat are you from america?
[00:17] <KM0201> ok.
[00:17] <Northernen> I had it on clipboard.
[00:17] <wechat> KM0201: pipe a lttle bit equal to pipe
[00:17] <billy2007> KM0201, its helpful :) but i was thinking more along the lines of ram size and proccesor
[00:17] <Jeruvy> RenatoSilva: ok forget my thought, it seems its not part of main repo's.
[00:17] <stephenwade> How do I enable the graphical splash screen on startup? Currently I only have the text-based splash
[00:17] <KM0201> billy2007: well you didn't say that
[00:17] <KM0201> billy2007: ram size, free -m
[00:17] <wechat> jen: of course america just a little ocean beetween
[00:18] <jen> ok now what do I do?
[00:18] <ryan__> sweet, mini power outtage just now ":D
[00:18] <wechat> jen: no sound?
[00:18] <BarkingFish> Ok KM0201- I've added the basics of my usb wifi connection, installed ndiswrapper drivers, etc, but my system isn't recognising the wifi adapter.  I need some help to get it working, since when I tried wicd, my kit told me it didn't have it installed.
[00:18] <jen> what was I suppose to do?
[00:18] <KM0201> billy2007: for your CPU,      cat /proc/cpuinfo
[00:18] <BarkingFish> I tried to install it, and it said it couldn't find it
[00:18] <Northernen> stephanboy2030, add 'splash' to grub.
[00:18] <wechat> jen: sudo chmod 755 /dev/dsp*
[00:18] <wechat> no
[00:18] <wechat> jen: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa restart
[00:19] <jen> this wont restart my feckin computor on me will it?
[00:19] <Northernen> jen, no.
[00:19] <wechat> jen: no
[00:19] <KM0201> wechat: i'm not really sure what you meant by your piping comment
[00:19] <Jordan_U> jen: Has your audio ever worked on this machine with Ubuntu?
[00:19] <KM0201> i thnk you meant that for someone else
[00:19] <jen> yes
[00:19] <jen> and it says command not found?
[00:19] <Northernen> jen, it will restart 'alsa'.
[00:19] <wechat> jen: install alsa
[00:19] <BarkingFish> I have built in wifi, which I'm using now, however I have to sit with the computer on a windowledge about 40ft off the floor with the window open. One slip and it's bye bye laptop :)
[00:19] <wechat> Maybe pulseaudio is breakiung sound?
[00:20] <stephenwade> Northernen, wrong guy. But I got the message :) How do I edit the grub configuration?
[00:20] <jen> missing destination file operand after 'alsa' Try 'install - -hel' for more information
[00:20] <wechat> jen: sudo apt-get install alsa-base alsa-utils
[00:20] <jen> yes it was working on here I swear!
[00:20] <Northernen> stephenwade, only ever removed it during boot. But hold on, let me check.
[00:20] <wechat> jen: show dpkg.log
[00:20] <stephenwade> Northernen: thanks
[00:20] <jen> what is says now?
[00:20] <wechat> or dmesg log
[00:21] <Rayve> /dev/sda1 on / type ext4 (rw,errors=remount-ro,commit=0)
[00:21] <jen> put what it says in paste bin?
[00:21] <Rayve> thats one of the lines I get when I 'mount'
[00:21] <wechat> jen: aga
[00:21] <BarkingFish> i think the first thing I need to do is find out how to add a mirror so I can download from the internet
[00:21] <Jordan_U> jen: The command that shut down your computer was given by a user who has now been removed from the channel for giving it. We try to make sure that nobody is given mallicious commands in this channel, in fact I tried to warn you not to run that command but I was too late.
[00:21] <BarkingFish> !mirror
[00:22] <billy2007> how much ram does this mean i have
[00:22] <billy2007>           total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
[00:22] <billy2007> Mem:           991        957         34          0         56        517
[00:22] <billy2007> -/+ buffers/cache:        383        608
[00:22] <billy2007> Swap:         1012          0       1012
[00:22] <FloodBot1> billy2007: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:22] <jen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/647740/
[00:22] <KM0201> billy2007: use a pastebin for crying out loud
[00:22] <jen> thank you jordan
[00:22] <KM0201> billy2007: looks like about 1gig
[00:22] <jen> I didnt appreciate that shut down T_T
[00:22] <wechat> jen: sudo alsaconf
[00:22] <billy2007> KM0201, cool thanks
[00:23] <zeroPlayer> hello folks
[00:23] <jen> command not found
[00:23] <jen> DX
[00:23] <wechat> jen: sudo alsactl init
[00:23] <jen> just get me windows seven baaack
[00:23] <centux> billy2007: you're just using around 40 meg ?:o
[00:23] <jen> no soundcards found
[00:23] <wechat> jen: Seven???? To Old!!! I've got 8
[00:23] <RenatoSilva> thanks all anyway
[00:24] <jen> waaaaa
[00:24] <aarkerio> jen: what model card is?
[00:24] <jen> hold on
[00:24] <Northernen> stephenwade, /etc/default/grub: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash".
[00:24] <jen> Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) (rev 40)
[00:24] <aarkerio> jen: and the mp3 player looks like playing but no sound?
[00:25] <jen> err let me see, how do I do that?
[00:25] <leccy> jen, use whatever os you're happiest with and what works for you - linux isn't compulsory... :)
[00:25] <jen> go to banshee
[00:25] <jen> ?
[00:25] <wechat> jen: alsaconf
[00:25] <aarkerio> try play some mp3 with banshee
[00:25] <jen> I like it but...its too conplicated
[00:25] <stephenwade> Northernen: that's already there
[00:25] <wechat> jen: sudo aplay -l
[00:25] <stephenwade> maybe it isn't recognizing my graphics
[00:25] <Northernen> stephenwade, and still no splash image. Or did you want to use a custom image?
[00:26] <jen> yes it does look like its playing
[00:26] <jen> equilizer and all
[00:26] <stephenwade> nope, just want to see the default graphcal one and not the text-only one
[00:26] <wechat> but no sound?
[00:26] <stephenwade> and still no splash image
[00:26] <jen> no sound
[00:26] <wechat> give me my sound
[00:26] <jen> for sudo aplay
[00:26] <jen> didnt work
[00:26] <aarkerio> jen: you have some "mute" in your sound system
[00:27] <jen> no soundcards found
[00:27] <jen> but
[00:27] <stephenwade> Northernen: The odd thing is that on a similar install on a much older computer the splash works fine.
[00:27] <jen> its not on mute I swear!!
[00:27] <jen> what is default for sound pref?
[00:27] <Northernen> stephenh, do you have 'quiet' on your line?
[00:27] <Northernen> stephenwade*
[00:27] <wechat> jen: find /lib/modules/`uname -r` | grep snd
[00:27] <jen> what does that mean?
[00:27] <centux> !nomodeset | stephenwade
[00:27] <jrib> pulseaudio only shows dummy output.  What can I do?  Nothing is reported from "sudo fuser -v /dev/snd/*"
[00:27] <jen> northern what does that mean?
[00:27] <aarkerio> is OK sometimes is a "mute" hidden somewhere
[00:27] <stephenwade> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
[00:27] <stephenwade> yes it is
[00:28] <jen> how do I make louder? and non quit?
[00:28] <jen> what is the command to fix that
[00:28] <aarkerio> try     sudo apt-get install alsamixer
[00:28] <jen> quiet*
[00:28] <[snake]> does ubuntu censor thepiratebay.org or something?
[00:28] <stephenwade> should I try ubottu's idea of "nomodeset"? if so, where do I put that
[00:28] <aarkerio> and run alsamixer as a normal user
[00:28] <Byan> is there anyway to get apt-get logs somewhere?
[00:28] <jen> unable to locate package alsamixer?
[00:28] <jen> if someone is talking to me please say my name
[00:28] <wechat> jen
[00:29] <wechat> modules
[00:29] <leccy> [snake], tpb was down earlier
[00:29] <jen> what?
[00:29] <wechat> jen: find /lib/modules/`uname -r` | grep snd
[00:29] <wechat> any?
[00:29] <[snake]> ok... that's better than censorship..
[00:29] <jen> yes!
[00:29] <Senjai> [snake], No, and you don't want to talk about pirate sites here.
[00:29] <jen> want me to past?
[00:29] <wechat> jen: a lot of modules?
[00:29] <jen> yes!
[00:29] <jen> with red letters
[00:29] <wechat> it's good
[00:30] <jen> I think...I think I put it on quiet somehow
[00:30] <wechat> it's colored terminal ^_^
[00:30] <[snake]> Senjai, well... not EVERYTHING on tpb is pirated stuff. maybe I wanted to download a free game peer to peer.
[00:30] <jen> now what do I do?
[00:30] <wechat> jen: sudo aplay -l
[00:30] <Senjai> [snake], I'm sure, most people download free games from their host sites. Anyways its Offtopic. TPB has downtimes like any other site.
[00:31] <jen> no soundcards found, we are just goin in circles D:
[00:31] <wechat> jen: card 0: I82801BAICH2 [Intel 82801BA-ICH2], device 0: Intel ICH [Intel 82801BA-ICH2]
[00:31] <jen> what?
[00:31] <jen> thats not my soundcard
[00:31] <[snake]> Senjai, if you look at my original question it WAS about Ubuntu :3 lol
[00:31] <jen> what do I do we?
[00:32] <Senjai> [snake], ....
[00:32] <stephenwade> Northernen: Where in /etc/default/grub do I add nomodeset?
[00:32] <wechat> jen: lspci -v | less
[00:32] <Snarsh> what is the terminal command to restart the apache service?
[00:32] <[snake]> you brought it up... :/
[00:32] <wechat> jen: i'm reading that https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[00:32] <wechat> Snarsh: sudo apache2ctl restart
[00:32] <wechat> or smthg
[00:33] <jen> this is what it says
[00:33] <jen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/647743/
[00:33] <Senjai> [snake], You don't have any common sense if you were asking that question seriously. No Operating System censors sites. Derp.
[00:33] <jen> is there anything wrong with that?
[00:34] <leccy> iOS censors flash... :)
[00:34] <LilleCarl> Senjai, im sure microsoft will begin in windows 8 tho ;D
[00:34] <[snake]> Senjai, Gentoo, I read an article on it. not sure if it was legit though. although it could've been. So I thought I'd ask.
[00:34] <Rayston> heya all, anyone here know of an xchat script that will change my nick back when I lose connection and re-identify to nickserv? I have found a few scripts claiming they do this but all the links seem to be broken
[00:34] <centux> jen: don't use "| less", and pastebin all the output of "lspci -v"
[00:34] <Northernen> stephenwade, GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nomodeset".
[00:34] <jen> ok
[00:35] <wechat> jen: just "lspci -v"
[00:35] <[snake]> Senjai, I see that you're frustrated, and I'm sorry that you did that to yourself.
[00:35] <Northernen> stephenwade, remember to 'update-grub' afterwards.
[00:35] <jen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/647744/
[00:35] <stephenwade> Northernen: I'm rebooting now. Will report back.
[00:35] <jen> there we go
[00:36] <Byan> I did not think getting sound to work would be this difficult >_<
[00:36] <jen> I know right? This is second to last resort
[00:36] <wechat> jen: two sound cards?
[00:36] <jen> say what?
[00:36] <wechat> jen: sustem preferences - sound - choose a device
[00:37] <jen> system or sustem?
[00:37] <wechat> dznt matter
[00:37] <jen> command not found?
[00:37] <aarkerio> jen:   try     sudo apt-get install alsamixer
[00:37] <aarkerio> and run alsamixer as a normal user
[00:38] <aarkerio> what do U get?
[00:38] <jen> I tried all this!
[00:38] <centux> jen: which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[00:38] <Byan> jen: what computer do you have?
[00:38] <jen> natty
[00:38] <BarkingFish> I think I'm getting somewhere now I have repos set up and updated - this is starting to look promising.
[00:38] <Senjai> [snake] I don'g get frustrated. Interpret what you will.
[00:38] <Senjai> Don't
[00:38] <jen> and for arrk it says unable to locate package alsamixer
[00:38] <wechat> jen: find /lib/modules/`uname -r` | grep snd-hda-intel
[00:38] <jen> I have acer aspire 5552
[00:39] <wechat> snd-hda-intel
[00:39] <[snake]> Senjai, we all get frustrated. but sorry for misinterpreting how you were saying your previous message. Text can be tricky like that ;)
[00:39] <jen> /lib/modules/2.6.38-10-generic-pae/kernel/sound/pci/hda/snd-hda-intel.ko
[00:39] <jen> thats what I get
[00:40] <wechat> all your acer aspire 5552 are belong to us
[00:40] <leccy> jen is this a fresh install? if yes, and your sound was working before, then a reinstall would be quicker at this point imo
[00:40] <wechat> jen: good
[00:40] <jen> :(
[00:40] <Byan> wechat: I do not get that. how do I get the module isntalled?
[00:40] <LtHummus> why when i try do to an 'apt-get upgrade' there are several packages that are held back and that i can't install
[00:40] <Northernen> LtHummus, do 'distupgrade'.
[00:40] <LtHummus> relevant pastebin: http://pastebin.com/LaJSmMpe
[00:41] <jen> no this isnt a fresh install I've had this since I dont know when
[00:41] <wechat> http://askubuntu.com/questions/52638/audio-not-working-for-acer-aspire-5552 ^^
[00:41] <LtHummus> Northernen: will that upgrade my entire ubuntu install from 10.10 to 11.04?
[00:41] <leccy> man, I'd have thought the acer aspire was a common hardware config
[00:41] <jen> yeah thats me...
[00:41] <wechat> Byan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[00:41] <Byan> LtHummus: LtHummus not unles the sources.list have been updated to 11.04
[00:41] <centux> jen: have your tried with "sudo alsamixergui" ?
[00:41] <LtHummus> Byan: which it hasn't thanks
[00:42] <Jordan_U> !gksudo | centux
[00:42] <jen> now what do I do when i see the grey box?
[00:42] <centux> Jordan_U: thanks
[00:42] <centux> jen: have you tried with "gksudo alsamixergui" ?
[00:42] <Northernen> jen, which version Ubuntu?
[00:42] <stephenwade> Northernen: no luck
[00:42] <RenatoSilva> ls -l, what do you call the '-', e.g. when telling someone to type that command? just dash, or hyphen-minus, or what?
[00:42] <jen> natty nar-ferakin-wal
[00:43] <jen> XD
[00:43] <jen> DX
[00:43] <KM0201> unless she's getting some sort of permission error w/ alsamixer, i fail to see how gksudo is gonna do anything
[00:43] <Byan> wechat: hrm, the solution doesn't work
[00:43] <stephenwade> RenatoSilva: "dash"
[00:43] <Byan> wechat: hrm, the solution doesn't work
[00:43] <KM0201> jen: did you install pulseaudio?
[00:43] <Byan> I have an edger krnel though...
[00:44] <wechat> jen: sudo alsa force-reload
[00:44] <Benkinooby> jen use 'sudo aptitude install alsamixer' in a terminal.... without the ' '
[00:44] <wechat> Byan: linux-headers?
[00:44] <stephenwade> RenatoSilva: "hyphen" is the official name for it, but "dash" works fine. "l s space dash l"
[00:44] <jen> yes I have pulse audio
[00:44] <exutux> KM0201: and unless she doesn't load snd-hda-intel module that card isn't ready
[00:44] <Jordan_U> centux: You're welcome.
[00:44] <wechat> exutux: yes
[00:44] <Northernen> Isn't the snd-hda-intel module already loaded?
[00:44] <wechat> exutux: nothing in lsmod
[00:44] <Byan> wechat: what now?
[00:44] <exutux> wechat: so load it
[00:45] <jen> my butt hurts
[00:45] <exutux> wechat: sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel
[00:45] <szal> jen: tmi
[00:45] <HackerII> stand up
[00:45] <Byan> FATAL: Module snd_hda_intel not found.
[00:45] <Byan> =(
[00:45] <jen> I moved to couch
[00:45] <wechat> jen: sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel
[00:46] <KM0201> ..
[00:46] <jen> ok gotta paste
[00:46] <wechat> Byan: sudo aptitude install linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` linux-generic
[00:46] <Byan> wechat: thats what doesn't work.. but I have an edger kernel so..
[00:46] <the[void]> hey folks, real noob question here, but i downloaded the latest version (64bit)  and have it running on my desktop.  i really dont like the layout or the feel of the gui is there a quick/easy way to revert it back to the older styles?
[00:46] <jen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/647753/
[00:46] <jen> thats what I get
[00:47] <szal> !classic | the[void]
[00:47] <RenatoSilva> stephenwade: so I can use both and English speakers will understand just fine? Hyphen is more formal than dash, just that?
[00:47] <Byan> Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.39-3-generic"
[00:47] <Byan> Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.39-3-generic"
[00:47] <jen> who;s talking to who?
[00:47] <KM0201> jen: can i make a suggestion here?
[00:47] <jen> ummm maybe
[00:48] <stephenwade> RenatoSilva: yes. dash is more common. hyphen is just the official word for that character
[00:48] <KM0201> first, are you sure pulse audio is installed... sudo apt-get install pulse-audio
[00:48] <wechat> jen: is there a file /etc/modules
[00:48] <jen> yes it is installed
[00:48] <KM0201>  ok.
[00:48] <KM0201> open a terminal, and type "gstreamer-properties"
[00:48] <jen> permission denied
[00:48] <wechat> KM0201: install? maybe uninstall?
[00:48] <KM0201> if it tells you you need to install gnome-media, install gnome-media
[00:48] <clueful> how stable are the NTFS drivers, I'm using ubuntu to host a lab file server, I'd prefer to use NTFS so if something goes wrong I could easily mount it on a windows machine but obviously it needs to be very reliable
[00:48] <Northernen> jen, start with sudo.
[00:48] <jen> sudo gstreamer-properties?
[00:49] <deadlyninja> i just updated my packages in 10.04LTS and now my system hangs at the boot screen. any ideas?
[00:49] <jen> oh
[00:49] <stephenwade> jen: yes
[00:49] <Northernen> jen, yes.
[00:49] <KM0201> jen: no, you don't need sudo w/ gstreamer properties
[00:49] <KM0201> just gstreamer-properties   if it tells you you need gnome-media, install gnome-media
[00:49] <jen> umm
[00:49] <yagoo> clueful, ntfs-3g is the module.. don't use the "ntfs"(separate branch) module
[00:49] <KM0201> ?
[00:49] <leccy> clueful, i'd go the other way around tbh, ext3 partitions are more 'rescuable' as they can be mounted by a linux livecd for example
[00:49] <KM0201> you should have had a window open up
[00:50] <Byan> wechat: any suggestions?
[00:50] <stephenwade> Northernen: Thanks for what help you did give. Gotta go now
[00:50] <Northernen> stephenwade, sorry it didn't work mate.
[00:50] <clueful> yeah you'd go with ext3 vs ntfs-3g vs fat32?
[00:50] <wechat>  Byan: install modules
[00:50] <stephenwade> oh well. It's not that important anyway
[00:50] <jen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/647756/
[00:50] <Northernen> KM0201, the use of 'sudo' or not is hardly the issue here. Just adds to the confusion.
[00:50] <wechat> chmod 755 /dev/dsp*
[00:50] <wechat> chmod 755 /dev/audio*
[00:50] <wechat> chmod 755 /dev/mixer*
[00:50] <wechat> chmod 777 /dev/snd/*
[00:50] <jen> hold on you guys!
[00:50] <FloodBot1> wechat: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:50] <Byan> wechat: I told, you nothing found.
[00:50] <wechat> i know
[00:50] <yagoo> clueful, also, no need to worry about rescuing.. ext3/2/ext4 is very easily mountable with any bootable linux(cd/dvd)
[00:50] <KM0201> Northernen: thats why i said not to use it
[00:50] <RenatoSilva> stephenwade: ok thanks!
[00:51] <jen> i have up multimedia systems selector
[00:51] <jen> plugin: Autodetect
[00:51] <KM0201> jen: thank you... now, ... whats it say for "default output"
[00:51] <jen> auto detect
[00:51] <KM0201> change plugin, to "Pulse Audio Sound Server"
[00:51] <jen> should it be alsa?
[00:51] <jen> ok and?
[00:51] <wechat> jen: maybe
[00:51] <jen> now what?
[00:51] <wechat> jen: and show me /etc/modules
[00:51] <KM0201> jen: after you do that, what are your options under Device
[00:52]  * Byan gonna reboot with standard kernel 1 sec
[00:52] <jen> close multi?
[00:52] <leccy> clueful, well, i don't know your requirements, but if ntfs isn't essential to other systems on your n/w i can't see 'being rescuable by windows' as a good reason to use it
[00:52] <KM0201> jen: what are you roptions under multi?
[00:52] <Northernen> jen, is the output volume by chance set to 0?
[00:52] <KM0201> Northernen: lol, now that would be a kick int he junk
[00:52] <jen> etc odules permission denied
[00:53] <jen> multi?
[00:53] <KM0201> .. forget it
[00:53] <jen> Im sorry I fail T_T
[00:53] <leccy> jen does youtube vid give sound?
[00:53] <jen> hold on I can just play a song
[00:54] <rizzo__> gotta pretty wild issue, ubuntu, apache 2, php 5, -- $_POST variable not populating, apache doesn't seem to accept POSTS, when I fill the form out, and refresh, firefox doesn't even ask if I want to resend the post data, any ideas, or suggestions on what to look at
[00:54] <Northernen> Jeepbeats, 'sudo cat /etc/modules'
[00:54] <Northernen> jen, *
[00:54] <jen> T_T still no sound
[00:54] <leccy> jen i've had issues before where youtube plays, but banshee or whatever doesnt
[00:54] <jen> oh
[00:54] <wechat> jen: or modules, or permissons
[00:54] <KM0201> ...
[00:55] <yagoo> rizzo__, phpinfo();
[00:55] <KM0201> i don't think this is a modules, or permissions error, personally
[00:55] <wechat> jen: twviewer?
[00:55] <jen> yes?
[00:55] <rizzo__> yagoo: looks good,, its the default
[00:55] <KM0201> jen: does it look like your sound is playing, you're just not getting any audio?
[00:55] <wechat> KM0201: he has nothing at lsmod | grep sound
[00:55] <leccy> i bet there's a channel somewhere on mute
[00:55] <jen> when I did /etc/modules it said no permission
[00:55] <exutux> KM0201: but she doesn't has module loads for card...
[00:55] <wechat> jen: cat /etc/modules
[00:55] <jen> I think there is too leccy, I may have done that
[00:56] <jen> now what?
[00:56] <wechat> i want to see dmesg log
[00:56] <jen> ok
[00:56] <Byan> ok, so, I got the modules loaded, they show up in AlsaMixer
[00:57] <jen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[00:57] <jen> oh shoot hold on
[00:57] <jen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/647758/
[00:58] <jen> so um
[00:59] <rodhash> Guys,  this is not very clear for me.. grep with "[]" brings to me only the patterns matched in collum COMMAND, that's it?
[00:59] <rodhash> $ ps aux | grep yakuake
[00:59] <rodhash> rodhash   2462  0.1  0.9 117832 19252 ?        Sl   Jul18   1:58 /usr/bin/yakuake
[00:59] <rodhash> rodhash   5935  0.0  0.0   4004   760 pts/2    S+   21:55   0:00 grep --color=auto yakuake
[00:59] <rodhash> $ ps aux | grep [y]akuake
[00:59] <rodhash> rodhash   2462  0.1  0.9 117832 19252 ?        Sl   Jul18   1:58 /usr/bin/yakuake
[00:59] <rodhash> $
[00:59] <centux> jen: Qjack must have modify something, I know it's really frustrating, but no one so far could solve your issue, your Radeon Chipset is reported as a non fully working device. can you try this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=10775892&postcount=5
[00:59] <FloodBot1> rodhash: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:59] <clueful> Is ext3 better than ext4?
[00:59] <under> HI
[00:59] <leccy> jen are you running off a livecd or is this a full install or dual-boot?
[00:59] <under> I've shared a directory on my pc (192.168.1.3) and I would like to mount this one, in another device, /dev/remotearea . how can I do?
[00:59] <jen> this is full install
[00:59] <leccy> i commend your courage... ;-p
[01:00] <rodhash> Guys,  this is not very clear for me.. grep with "[]" brings to me only the patterns matched in collum COMMAND, that's it?
[01:00] <jen> no my friend screwed it up
[01:00] <jen> and couldnt get win& back on it
[01:00] <jen> 7
[01:00] <Northernen> rodhash, [] ?
[01:00] <jen> centu
[01:00] <jen> centux: do I download all that stuff on the link?
[01:00] <rodhash> like: ps aux | grep [y]akuake
[01:01] <rodhash> Northernen: so the line grep doesn't appear..
[01:01] <centux> jen: you could try
[01:01] <jen> is if for my card
[01:01] <szal> rodhash: what's that supposed to do?
[01:01] <wechat> jen: "lsmod | grep snd" nothing?
[01:02] <rodhash> I know it just doesn't show the line grep... but that concept isn't very clear..
[01:02] <jen> ummm whit and red letters
[01:02] <jen> lemme paste
[01:02] <Northernen> rodhash, you want the 'grep' line to not be a part of the result?
[01:02] <Northernen> rodhash, or did you wonder why 'grep' is a part of the result?
[01:02] <jen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/647762/
[01:03] <jen> again I thank all of you for helping me and dealing with me ^_^"
[01:03] <leccy> jen i went through soundcard hell with mandriva a few years ago, i decided that if I spend longer then 4 hours on a sound or graphics issue then it's time to reinstall or distrohop
[01:03] <rodhash> Northernen: actually I wonder why grep isn't part of the result.. with []
[01:03] <wechat> jen: http://paste.ubuntu.com/647763/
[01:03] <DrGrov> Damn it was easy to compile E17, I should do this more often
[01:04] <KM0201> leccy: lol, i had some issues w/ my new laptopp a few days ago, but fortunately, it only took about 45min to figure out
[01:04] <jen> what we?
[01:04] <jen> what about it?
[01:04] <leccy> KM0201, admittedly things have improved in the past few years, but that whole alsa/pulse thing really annoyed me
[01:05] <wechat> jen: few of modules i guess
[01:05] <KM0201> leccy: i remember it well, trust me... :)
[01:05] <jen> what do I do with them
[01:06] <jen> are they for MY specific system?
[01:06] <wechat> jen: i have 23 modules contra 12 yours strange
[01:06] <jen> oh
[01:06] <HackerII> ya, looks like alot missing
[01:06] <HackerII> no (intel)
[01:06] <jen> so how do I gt them back?
[01:08] <zelozelos> ok so i just had a BIG issue with ubuntu,. went to change the pointer via the default theme file, and i guess i messed up the name of the pointer. anyhow, it broke my system, what i wanted to share is how to fix it back, after going around n around guess what did it?>
[01:08] <Northernen> rodhash, oh ... now I understand. No idea, sorry.
[01:08] <jen> so Im stuck for a while then?
[01:08] <rodhash> that's ok.. thanks
[01:08] <zelozelos> i simply booted a live cd, deleted the theme file in usr/share/icon/default
[01:08] <shishir> i installed my ubuntu inside the window and from window i  selected ubuntu as default operating system and changed the selection time of selecting OS to  zero  so when i boot ubuntu automatically boots how can i go to windows ?
[01:09] <wechat> compare http://paste.ubuntu.com/647764/
[01:09] <zelozelos> shishir, try holding shift(s) or get grub customizer and change the counter back to an acceptable amount of time
[01:09] <wechat> shishir: press SHIFT
[01:10] <shishir> wechat when i have to press SHIFT
[01:10] <jen> holy poop
[01:10] <jen> T_T
[01:11] <wechat> shishir: in boot time
[01:11] <shishir> wechat oj
[01:11] <shishir> wechat ok
[01:11] <KM0201> jen: did you get it working?
[01:11] <wechat> shishir: ok change time in grug config
[01:11] <jen> I dont know what to do
[01:11] <wechat> reinstall alsa
[01:11] <jen> what is the full command
[01:11] <wechat> reboot
[01:11] <shishir> wechat i dont know how to change time in grub
[01:11] <leccy> jen create a 10.04 live cd, boot from it, and see if sound works. if yes, then install 10.04
[01:12] <jen> o.O i dont want to!
[01:12] <zelozelos> shishir, the best thing 2 do is to change the timer, you can use grub customizer, ubuntu tweak or do it the hard way by editing it by hand
[01:12] <jen> I have never installed this
[01:12] <jen> My friend did
[01:12] <wechat> shishir: yes use'em
[01:12] <jen> Im scared I will feck everything up
[01:12] <jen> then have nothing DX
[01:12] <leccy> jen reinstalling isn't any more complex than the bunch of sudo commands you've been typing all night lol
[01:12] <centux> jen: try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=10438492&postcount=2
[01:13] <leccy> jen and booting from a livecd is safe, you can't mess anything up
[01:13] <jen> thats for 10.0 and video isnt it?
[01:13] <jen> how do I make the cd?
[01:14] <jen> I screwed up linux once I dont wanna do it again, I shut it off during update and poof!
[01:14] <leccy> it's just 10.04 is a nice stable version that I always trust
[01:14] <KM0201> lol
[01:14] <HackerII> lol
[01:14] <jen> dunt laugh at meeee
[01:14] <wechat> jen: ! Ok. U can reboot. 2. U can boot from livecd and "lsmod | grep snd" then we will add them to
[01:14] <KM0201> leccy: 11.04, 10.10, etc.. is just as stable... LTS has nothing to do w/ stability.
[01:14] <jen> o.o
[01:14] <HackerII> man, this room makes my day sometimes, lol
[01:15] <leccy> KM0201, well... it's superstition... I love my LTS :)
[01:15] <wechat> jen:  find /lib/modules/`uname -r` | grep snd | wc -l
[01:15] <KM0201> leccy: and thats fine, but to many people think LTS means stable, while the others are "testing".. and thats just not the case
[01:15] <wechat> HackerII: what i've missed ?
[01:15] <leccy> KM0201, plus, it's the version we use at work, so I use it everywhere else to keep things in synch
[01:15] <jen> bash: /lib/modules/2.6.38-10-generic-pae: Is a directory
[01:15] <jen> 0
[01:15] <wechat> what was the funny joke?
[01:15] <centux> !sense
[01:15] <jen> its...paeeeee
[01:16] <jen> pieee X_X
[01:16] <KM0201> leccy: again, all that is fine... but that has nothing to do w/ stability (which is what was implied)
[01:16] <wechat> jen: Physical Adress Extension
[01:16] <jen> just...just do team veiwer
[01:16] <jen> oh
[01:16] <HackerII> wechat   'poof"
[01:16] <wechat> or Psyhical ^^
[01:16] <leccy> KM0201, oh, I agree - there's nothing wrong with 11.x - I just don't want to add a graphics card problem to her soundcard problem... if you know what i mean <ahem>
[01:17] <jen> linux needs...system restore!
[01:17] <zelozelos> huh, interesting, since i deleted the default/index.theme now my cursor changes when i change it via change background, theme,customize, pointer any info on that one?
[01:17] <under> Can anyone help me? http://ideone.com/fRlS6
[01:17] <wechat> HackerII: getero!
[01:17] <dr_willis> users need to pay attention.... :)
[01:17] <jen> waaaa
[01:17] <jen> now what do i do?
[01:17] <dr_willis> if theres nothing of any real value on the system. you could just do a reinstall..
[01:18] <jen> I dont know how to make the cd X_X
[01:18] <dr_willis> or backup your home if theres anything imporntant on it.
[01:18] <zelozelos> or you could boot live cd, backup the valuable data then reinstall ;)
[01:18] <dr_willis> make a cd to do what? how did you install in the first place?
[01:18] <KM0201> jen: use gnomebaker and burn the ISO
[01:18] <leccy> actually, you can boot from a usb key, iirc
[01:18] <HackerII> nice
[01:18] <jen> my friend installed it! It was his idea!
[01:18] <jen> not mine X_X
[01:18] <dr_willis> so go download a iso.  and burn it to cd.
[01:18] <jen> shouldnt I have 10.0?
[01:18] <wechat> under: remove slashes at the end?
[01:19] <jen> no website?
[01:19] <HackerII> jen, you never installed linux before ??
[01:19] <Northernen> jen, Ubuntu.com.
[01:19] <zelozelos> jen ask your friend to fix it since it was his big idea anyhow rofl
[01:19] <jen> nope
[01:19] <KM0201> lol
[01:19] <HackerII> heh
[01:19] <jen> I tried!
[01:19] <under> wechat, mount: mounting 192.168.1.3:/home/giuseppe/DreamBox on /mnt/nc10 failed: No such device
[01:19] <jen> He cant fix it either
[01:19] <zelozelos> ijk
[01:19] <HackerII> how did you break the sound in the first place
[01:20] <centux> dr_willis: she really wants to solve this issue, her question has been in forums for weeks, and no solution so far
[01:20] <dr_willis> centux:  im not even clear on what the problem is... but its my bed time. :)
[01:20] <wechat> Linus made that! It was not my idea!
[01:20] <jen> yeah!
[01:20] <wechat> under: if i knew network filesystem
[01:21] <dr_willis> NFS? :) its fairly straight forward.
[01:21] <under> it seems dm800 cant see 192.168.1.3
[01:21] <jen> question can I trust KM0201?
[01:21] <KM0201> lol
[01:22] <exutux> lol
[01:22] <jen> sorry man just checking
[01:22] <flubbr> hi
[01:22] <dr_willis> jen:  its worth the effort to go get your own live cd copy. and keep in your PC tool box.
[01:22] <KM0201> extor: thats fine, like i said, its up to you, i dont' care
[01:22] <jen> I dont know how?
[01:22] <extor> eh?
[01:22] <flubbr> can somebody tell me what makes ubuntu better than debian for a server OS?
[01:22] <jen> I want 10.0
[01:22] <dr_willis> jen:  go to ubuntu.com and click the download links?  there should be links to the differnt releases.
[01:22] <wechat> jen: sudo modprobe snd_hda_intel
[01:23] <flubbr> can somebody tell me what makes ubuntu better than debian for a  server OS?
[01:23] <wechat> flubbr: ^^
[01:23] <centux> flubbr: Canonical?
[01:23] <flubbr> wechat: huh?
[01:23] <flubbr> what's canonical?
[01:23] <jen> im on the website
[01:23] <jen> which one should I get?
[01:24] <wechat> jen: 64?
[01:24] <KM0201> 32bbit live CD.
[01:24] <dr_willis> http://mirrors.mit.edu/ubuntu-releases//10.10/
[01:24] <KM0201> jen: how much RAM do you have?
[01:24] <dr_willis> jen:  you said you wanted 10.10   why? :)
[01:24] <jen> I have no idea, and because natty sucks
[01:24] <jen> it got m into this mess
[01:25] <dr_willis> jen:  and how long have you used natty?
[01:25] <jen> and 64 what?
[01:25] <KM0201> natty is fine, unity sucks.
[01:25] <jen> prolly nine months?
[01:25] <leccy> KM0201, semantics ... :p
[01:25] <KM0201> leccy: :)
[01:25] <dr_willis> i will say that unity has gotten better in  the alpha.. but still has issues...
[01:25] <jen> X_X
[01:25] <wechat> jen: wget -c http://mirror.bytemark.co.uk/ubuntu-releases//natty/ubuntu-11.04-desktop-i386.iso
[01:25] <jen> what do i get?
[01:25] <flubbr> can somebody tell me what makes ubuntu better than debian for a  server OS?
[01:25] <KM0201> dr_willis: unity drove me to lubuntu
[01:25] <dr_willis> but personally - im using Lubuntu more and more these days..
[01:25] <dr_willis> jen:  if you want 10.10 - i gave the url to a mirror that had it
[01:26] <dr_willis> http://mirrors.mit.edu/ubuntu-releases//10.10/
[01:26] <Northernen> !lubuntu
[01:26] <KM0201> Northernen: i think !awesome should trigger the Lubuntu factoid
[01:26] <jen> umm
[01:26] <KM0201> :)
[01:26] <flametai1_> Hey guys, IDK if this is a proper question for here but, I was curious are there any good FPS games for Linux AND Windows? Looking for one that I could put on my girlfriends computer and play over LAN with her but I have Linux and she has W7
[01:26] <jen> we what am I getting here
[01:26] <dr_willis> http://mirrors.mit.edu/ubuntu-releases//10.10/ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso
[01:26] <Northernen> !awesome
[01:26] <Northernen> KM0201, doesn't work.
[01:26] <KM0201> Northernen: but it should.. :)
[01:26] <dr_willis> assuming you want the 32bit version of 10.10 with ubuntu..
[01:26] <centux> who can trust in monodon monoceros?
[01:27] <Northernen> flametai1_, get Wine and play Windows games.
[01:27] <flametai1_> Northernen, Most games don't work well with WINE
[01:27] <dr_willis> flametai1_:  theres several.  world of padman, and dozens of 'quake3 engine' variants.
[01:27] <Northernen> KM0201, might look into that. Don't like Unity, Gnome or KDE a lot.
[01:27] <jen> what am I downloading dr?
[01:27] <dr_willis> flametai1_:  i recall a few others but havent played them in ages.
[01:27] <jen> straight 10.0?
[01:27] <KM0201> Northernen: it is really, really slick, and fast... i don't wannna get offtopic, but join #lubuntu if you want.
[01:27] <dr_willis> jen:  you said you wanted the 10.10 iso file...
[01:27] <leccy> jen one big file called an iso - you burn it to a cd, and then the cd contains the whole of ubuntu. then you reboot - but from the cd, not your hard disk, and it'll start up ubuntu, running from the cd
[01:28] <dr_willis> Ubuntu Desktop 10.10 --> http://mirrors.mit.edu/ubuntu-releases//10.10/ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso
[01:28] <flametai1_> dr_willis, thanks for answering lol, I'll look into em
[01:28] <zelozelos> jen the distros are 10.4, 10.10 11.4 theres no 10.0
[01:28] <dr_willis> flametai1_:  theres a ubuntu game tome site that has a lot of reviews
[01:28] <leccy> i actually made that sound more complicated than it is lol
[01:28] <rizzo__> installed ubunto from scratch, choose lamp server, php still not populating post variables, could a firewall block post variables, (get variables work)
[01:28] <rizzo__> ubuntu*
[01:28] <jen> will fit on a 700 MB 80 minute cd rom?
[01:28] <KM0201> jen: yes, it will.
[01:28] <jen> by memorex?
[01:28] <jen> ok
[01:28] <dr_willis> its a cd image. :) so yes.
[01:28] <Northernen> KM0201, has a Windows look to it, no?
[01:28] <flametai1_> dr_willis, know the link by chance?
[01:29] <KM0201> Northernen: ah.. i guess sort of.. it has a menu thats kinda windows 'esque
[01:29] <dr_willis> flametai1_:  just hit google for 'linux game tome' or theres ubuntu specific game sites
[01:29] <dr_willis> !games
[01:29] <KM0201> Northernen: but thats where similarities end
[01:29] <zelozelos> or just search linux games ..thers a ton of sites
[01:29] <leccy> jen - don't just copy the file onto the CD - you have to burn it as an iso - there's an option i your cd burning sw for that
[01:29] <flametai1_> ubottu, thanks dude
[01:29] <dr_willis> flametai1_:  i even recall some gpl/opensourced type steam clone that focused on GPL/Free games.
[01:29] <dr_willis> !burn | jen
[01:30] <Northernen> KM0201, does it use the gnome applications?
[01:30] <jen> umm go to gnome burner?
[01:30] <zelozelos> jen after download go to the file, right click, burn to cd
[01:30] <KM0201> Northernen: sure, if you want to install them. (ive got a few gnome apps installed) but its based on Openbox....
[01:31] <wechat> jen: send me this file to look into your logs "sudo tar cvzf  file.tar.gz /var/log"
[01:31] <jen> ok I stuck the cd in
[01:31] <dr_willis> You got the iso downloaded allready?
[01:31] <wh1zz0> Hello whitehats ... Please does anyone have a dreamweaver.reg file for CS5 to pass to me? I'm trying to install dreamweaver, but have some errors. Upon googling, I see that I can byppass some steps by doing recode but I dont have the file and the journey of dloading a virtual box and doing all that and copying the file would take ages.. Anyone?
[01:31] <airtonix> wtf
[01:31] <dr_willis> !info dreamweaver
[01:31] <dr_willis> :)
[01:31] <jen> o.o
[01:32] <leccy> lol
[01:32]  * airtonix rages and anhilates wh1zz0
[01:32] <wh1zz0> lol
[01:32] <jen> we what did I just do?
[01:32] <p_res> dreamweaver is Windows territory dude.
[01:32] <dr_willis> jen:  you tell us.. you were downloading an iso to burn to cd...
[01:32] <wh1zz0> Yes I know it doesnt exist.. but some people have had success using wine
[01:32] <wechat> wh1zz0: vi == dreamwaver
[01:32] <airtonix> wh1zz0: take your piracy questions elsewhere
[01:32] <leccy> jen nothing, we were laughing at something else
[01:32] <jen> save file or open with?
[01:32] <wechat> piracy?????? ! not me!
[01:32] <wh1zz0> common man
[01:32] <zelozelos> wh1zz0, goto the whine room
[01:32] <dr_willis> jen:  save it.
[01:33] <jen> ok to what?
[01:33] <p_res> yeah probably best to join #windows
[01:33] <dr_willis> jen:  to the hard drive....
[01:33]  * centux laughs at "Dream" Weaver
[01:33] <jen> ok downloading
[01:33] <dr_willis> jen:  unless you want a command line command to download it without any clicking or using the browser...
[01:33] <jen> no more terminal....
[01:33] <dr_willis> linux is flexiable
[01:33] <wh1zz0> Why you guys sound like you dont use DM/
[01:33] <wh1zz0> ?
[01:33] <leccy> Documents or Desktop - somewhere you'll find it when it's finished downloadinf
[01:34] <dr_willis> jen:  learn the terminal..  :) its your friend.
[01:34] <KM0201> centux: i love you dream woman.. (remember that in waynes world, to that song..lol)
[01:34] <p_res> we don't.
[01:34] <p_res> only terminals!
[01:34] <wh1zz0> Lol.. so what do you use?
[01:34] <jen> I eat my friends
[01:34] <dr_willis> wh1zz0:  i can honestly say.. i have never used DW...
[01:34] <wechat> wh1zz0: it's too slow
[01:34] <p_res> i use aria2 for everything.
[01:34] <wechat> and ugly
[01:34] <aeonltd> used dw once didn't like it
[01:34] <wh1zz0> You use terminal to design a page?
[01:34] <wechat> Gedit > DreamWeaver
[01:34] <p_res> sometimes wget, but rarely.
[01:34] <aeonltd> wh1zz0: vim
[01:34] <aeonltd> :)
[01:34] <wechat> +1
[01:34] <wh1zz0> VIM?
[01:34] <dr_willis> The Terminal is Your GOOD friend that bails you out of jail after your bachlor party goes very very very wrong..
[01:35] <leccy> aeonltd, lol!! I was just about to type that
[01:35] <p_res> dr_willis: nice analogy there!
[01:35] <p_res> lol
[01:35] <wh1zz0> Seriously...
[01:35] <dr_willis> p_res:  :)  best i could think of.
[01:35] <wh1zz0> Lol.. be real
[01:35] <dr_willis> wh1zz0:  ive done html in vi and with geany.. yes..
[01:35] <p_res> i can accept that.
[01:35] <wh1zz0> I love terminals too but not everything can be done via terminal
[01:35] <p_res> wh1zz0: wanna bet?
[01:35] <leccy> i'm really liking eclipse these days...
[01:36] <wechat> wh1zz0: http://ontwik.com/tools/vim-from-novice-to-professional-by-derek-wyatt-p1/
[01:36] <wh1zz0> Yes, your gf
[01:36] <p_res> of course it can.
[01:36] <dr_willis> links -g  www.google.com
[01:36] <p_res> wh1zz0: hmmm
[01:36] <airtonix> wh1zz0: umadbro?
[01:36] <gorf_> if i try to open my home directory by "Places" in the top tray it tries to open in K3b.... Why?
[01:36] <p_res> wh1zz0: i'm sure i could whip up a script.
[01:36] <TrentonAdams> hi guys.  I'm sick and tired of my new system slowing down.  It's such an amazingly fast system, this should not happen.  I keep getting a problem where my keyboard input is extremely delayed.  It seems to happen after screensaver activity, but I can't be sure.  Anyone have this issue?
[01:36] <TrentonAdams> And resolved it?
[01:36] <dr_willis> gorf_:  at one time did you evern right click on a folder and select open with k3b?
[01:36] <wechat> wh1zz0: cat > index.html << EOF
[01:37] <wh1zz0> Wel that's for those really proficient in php and or java
[01:37] <Northernen> TrentonAdams, yes, and no.
[01:37] <wh1zz0> Saves time using DM
[01:37] <dr_willis> gorf_:  you are using gnome or kde?
[01:37] <TrentonAdams> I'm using ubuntu classic, and installing KDE as we speak.  However, I feel that it's unlikely using KDE will solve the problem.  I'm thinking it's something else in the system.  We'll see I suppose.
[01:37] <gorf_> dr_willis: nope... just left click
[01:37] <flametai1_> Hey dr_willis know any RC flight simulators for like RC helicopters?
[01:38] <dr_willis> flametai1_:  i think theres one or 2 out there.. but i never got into them.
[01:38] <TrentonAdams> Northernen: yes and no you've seen it too?
[01:38] <leccy> dr_willis, unity I suspect
[01:38] <gorf_> dr_willis: same with other direcories allso
[01:38] <Northernen> TrentonAdams, aye. Happens to me after the screensaver, if the computer doesn't freeze altogether. I haven't been able to resolve it.
[01:38] <gorf_> dr_willis: gnoe
[01:38] <dr_willis> flametai1_:  i had a comercial rc-airplane sim. for iwndows years ago. :) with a RC-plane controller even.
[01:38] <flyingtabmow> is anyone having trouble getting uinput to work on natty?
[01:39] <dr_willis> gorf_:  some how the folder file assication got set to k3b intead of the 'open folder' item.
[01:39] <TrentonAdams> Northernen: the funny thing is, I've put my screensaver on blank mode, and it's still happening
[01:39] <wh1zz0> hmm
[01:39] <Northernen> TrentonAdams, same.
[01:39] <dr_willis> gorf_:  ive seen it fixed by using ubuntu-tweak (doneit here) but not sure of any other way to fix it. (since Ubuntu-tweak is not really supported here i just mention it in passing)
[01:40] <wechat> * sleeping
[01:40] <gorf_> dr_willis: but it's not the same if i open the folder otherwise
[01:40] <dr_willis> gorf_:   ive seen where folders get set to open with 'vlc' or other media players all the time.. when you use the 'open with ...' dialog it defaults to rembering what you tell it to open with.. so it only takes once to goof it up.
[01:40] <G00053> Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libusb-1.0-0 (>= 2:1.0.8) . anyone ?
[01:40] <gorf_> dr_willis: ok
[01:41] <dr_willis> gorf_:  my places menu for some reason opens up Chrome with a file://path/to/the/folder     - Never have figured out how i did that..
[01:41] <wechat> G00053: install
[01:41] <p_res> install libusb-1.0-0
[01:41] <wechat> aga
[01:41] <airtonix> wh1zz0: vim sucks too
[01:41] <p_res> then try again.
[01:41] <dr_willis> File associations is one place that gnome really needs a bit of polish.
[01:41] <p_res> guessing?!?
[01:41] <airtonix> wh1zz0: retarded keyboard shortcuts make me rage
[01:42] <wh1zz0> airtonix: Im not actuay looking for a text editor
[01:42] <airtonix> wh1zz0: try aptana
[01:42] <bin_bash> dr_willis, there's an easy way to fix it
[01:42] <airtonix> studio 3 is nice
[01:42] <G00053> p_res:  as in sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0 ?
[01:42] <wh1zz0> studio 3 what/
[01:42] <wechat> wh1zz0: TextMate is for u!
[01:42] <wechat> G00053: ya
[01:42] <airtonix> wh1zz0: aptana , try google i hears it's effective.
[01:42] <dr_willis> wordstar :)
[01:42] <wh1zz0> lol
[01:42] <airtonix> umad?
[01:43] <p_res> yep,
[01:43] <airtonix> ok
[01:43] <G00053> wechat , did it nothing installed same error
[01:43] <p_res> G00053: try it and see if it fixes your problem.
[01:43] <wh1zz0> checking out..whew
[01:43] <wechat> G00053: apt-cache search libusb
[01:43] <wh1zz0> Learning all over again
[01:43] <wh1zz0> arggg
[01:44] <dr_willis> First you 'learn how to learn' then the rest is easy :)
[01:44] <wechat> wh1zz0: forget flash i wanna static pages!
[01:44] <G00053> wechat: i have the newest ver
[01:44] <wh1zz0> ho ho.. you gotta love open source
[01:44] <wechat> G00053: and what fails?
[01:44] <wh1zz0> Looks good..:D
[01:45] <dr_willis> My wallet loves open source.
[01:45]  * wh1zz0 checks
[01:45] <wechat> wh1zz0: i love speed ^^
[01:45] <flyingtabmow> i've been having some trouble getting uinput to work on natty, anyone have any experience with it?
[01:45] <G00053> trying to install a .deb for messing with my andy phone "heimdall"
[01:45] <wh1zz0> Ho ho ... could this be by by toooooooooo DM?? :D
[01:45] <wechat> pastebin
[01:45] <wh1zz0> I love speed too
[01:45] <wh1zz0> Been searching for this kinda stuff
[01:45] <dr_willis> G00053:  if you are trying to figure out all needed deps. you could try gdebi -> sudo gdebi foo.deb      should install it and any deps it needsd.
[01:46] <eguest309> hello.got some issues i need some clarfications and help with. i have a monitor connected to my ubuntu machine .the ubnutu machine starts up automatically on startup in kioks mode.what i want to do is to enable sharing of hte workspace wi the montor automatically on startup .is that possible
[01:46] <wh1zz0> I guess I didnt search hard enough.. heh
[01:46] <dr_willis> eguest309:  ckarify what you mean by shareing of the workspace...
[01:46] <G00053> wechat:  foo being the name of the .deb i'm trying to install
[01:46] <G00053> ?
[01:46] <dr_willis> oops that was for eguest309  :)
[01:47] <dr_willis> My fonts are  messing up again.. or my eyes are. :)
[01:47] <wechat> G00053: install and show errors
[01:47] <wechat> jen: ?
[01:47] <eguest309> like an extened workspace where u cna drag items onto the extended worspace .like when u are having a slideshow and u want ot transfgre stuff from your slide to the external monitor u are using to hsow everyone  else
[01:47] <dr_willis> eguest309:  if you want a seperate keyboard/mouse/display for 2 people   using a single machine with 2 sets of monitor/keboard/mouse. theres the 'multiseat' feature of X you can setup.
[01:48] <p_res> agree with others. only use dpkg if you are 100% sure you have all deps and libs installed. otherwise, use gdebi and it will sort everything out for you.
[01:48] <p_res> usually...
[01:48] <G00053> wechat:  same : sudo gdebi foo.deb
[01:48] <dr_willis>  eguest309  using 2 montitors as a wide desktop. is trivial  :) twinview on nvidia systems makes t work very well.. ati has a similer feature .
[01:48] <dr_willis> eguest309:  not sure about INTEL. but it proberly works there also.
[01:48] <G00053> wechat: Dependency is not satisfiable: libusb-1.0-0 (>= 2:1.0.8)
[01:49] <dr_willis> eguest309:  however i hear Unity has some issues with Multi-monitor support
[01:49] <wh1zz0> Hmm.. I wonder why this aptana aint in the repositories
[01:49] <wechat> G00053: --force ^^
[01:49] <dr_willis> wh1zz0:  perhaps licening issues..
[01:49] <wh1zz0> Hmm
[01:49] <p_res> tried fixing broken deps using synaptic?
[01:49] <p_res> that sometimes can be handy.
[01:49] <wechat> wh1zz0: cause it's eating resources
[01:49] <dr_willis> find aptana
[01:49] <eguest309> ohh okay.but how do i set it up in kiosk mode? are there some settings i chainge?
[01:49] <dr_willis> !find aptana
[01:50] <wh1zz0> Reading thru.. can;t wait to lay my lands on.. d/loading.. :D
[01:50] <dr_willis> eguest309:  no idea on koisk mode..  only koisk thing ive eer seen is plugins for firefox,
[01:50] <dr_willis> I recall ages ago gnome having some koisk/lock down features.. but i never used them
[01:51] <dr_willis> I saw a debian/firefox-koisk live cd the other day. :)
[01:51] <jen> they need to make a panda ubuntu
[01:51] <jen> pudgy panda
[01:51] <wechat> wh1zz0: http://d1iwq2e2xrohf.cloudfront.net/tools/studio/standalone/3.0.3.201107141425/linux/Aptana_Studio_3_Setup_Linux_x86_3.0.3.zip
[01:51] <wh1zz0> wechat: Really to be honest if I knew this existed I would have left win a long long time ago
[01:51] <eguest309> i am however stuck with chrome
[01:51] <wechat> wh1zz0: Try Comodo Edit with plugins.
[01:52] <dr_willis> eguest309:  chrome proberly. has some exteisions for the same effect.
[01:52] <G00053> wechat: --force returned with no such option , tried -n for non interactive. still returned that same error
[01:52] <dr_willis> Night all
[01:52] <bin_bash> whatchu talkin bout willis
[01:52] <eguest309> night.thanks for hte help
[01:52] <jen> ni night
[01:53] <jen> thanks for all your help everyone!
[01:53] <wh1zz0> Is it really open source..
[01:53] <wh1zz0> Doesnt look so to me.. I'd make do with aptana
[01:53] <bin_bash> wh1zz0, is what really open source
[01:53] <wh1zz0> Komodo
[01:54] <bin_bash> idk
[01:54] <wechat> G00053:  dpkg --force-help
[01:54] <wh1zz0> Just checked, not sure it is so Id make do with aptana.. thanks wechat
[01:54] <wechat> jen: going to disco?
[01:56] <nick12524> hello
[01:56] <nick12524> im having some trouble with 11.4 and unstalling it
[01:56] <wechat> wh1zz0: komodo edit with browser preview plugin
[01:56] <nick12524> well any recent version actually
[01:57] <nick12524> when i got to install it my drives dont appear at all on the lsit
[01:57] <nick12524> but if i just boot off the cd then gparted recognizes my harddrive
[01:58] <leccy> wait i missed something - did jen manage to boot the livecd?
[01:58] <wechat> nick12524: it's because of some crap like Partition Magic
[01:58] <nick12524> well how do i get it to recognize the drive?
[01:59] <wechat> nick12524: check'em
[01:59] <nick12524> ?
[01:59] <kierge> can i use 2560x1440 16:9 aspect ratio wallpaper on 1920x1080 which is also 16:9 ?  would the picture degrade as wallpaper ?
[01:59] <wechat> fsck
[01:59] <wechat> 196 sucks
[01:59] <nick12524> im lost
[02:00] <wechat> nick12524: bios
[02:00] <LilleCarl> kierge, i think you can choose that yourself, the best would be to edit the image with GIMP tho :)
[02:00] <nick12524> bios and then just run a check on the drives and make sure there sound?
[02:00] <kierge> LilleCarl, you mean get the bigger size then resize it ?
[02:00] <wechat> nick12524: have u an os?
[02:00] <nick12524> nope......
[02:01] <wechat> hm
[02:01] <nick12524> there was vista on it at one time but not anymore
[02:01] <wechat> and writing from?
[02:01] <LilleCarl> kierge, yep but i think gnome or w/e you are using can to that for you (not sure tho)
[02:01] <nick12524> what do you mean
[02:01] <nick12524> ?
[02:01] <wechat> nick12524: so make gparted livecd and format it
[02:01] <LilleCarl> nick12524, vista is the biggest fail since mankind xD
[02:01] <Spikestuff> Hi, I but a boot manager in my grub file as a new menu entry and whenever I choose it, I get all sorts of errors. I want to get my laptop to read the Ubuntu ISO install file to make a clean install.
[02:01] <Spikestuff> I installed it through Wubi because I don't know the BIOS password, and I am trying to circumvent this.
[02:01] <LilleCarl> Spikestuff, #grub
[02:02] <Spikestuff> Thanks. :>
[02:02] <nick12524> i formated it from the live cd with gparted
[02:02] <nick12524> and unformatted it
[02:02] <nick12524> tried it all sorts of ways
[02:02] <nick12524> but it never sees it there when i go to install
[02:02] <wechat> Spikestuff: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/CmosPwd
[02:02] <LilleCarl> Spikestuff, also that with bios password, turn off your computer, unplug the power, remove the "clock battery" from the motherboard, then press the power button 5 times and leave the computer for a day and go back.... Should restore your bios to default
[02:03] <dimas> how you sing in here again? i forgot...nick something
[02:03] <Spikestuff> I've already tried that, wechat.
[02:03] <wechat> Spikestuff: hm
[02:03] <wechat> nick12524: SATA?
[02:03] <nick12524> yea im pretty sure
[02:04] <dimas> msg nickserv identify dimas2011
[02:04] <wechat> nick12524: not see at all?
[02:04] <LilleCarl> Spikestuff, ont thing i recognized is that in bios the numpad aint same as the other 1234567890 buttons, just so you know that ;)
[02:04] <kermit> if there's a kernel panic, will the console blanking be turned off first?  as console blanking is on by default, i'd hope so.
[02:04] <nick12524> the partition menu
[02:05] <wh1zz0> wechat: Will this x86 aptana version work on my 32bit ubuntu install?
[02:05] <nick12524> its like the 3rd part or so in installation
[02:05] <wechat> kermit: kpanic will show "kernel panic" letters
[02:05] <nick12524> and it doesnt show any drives at all to install too
[02:05] <wechat> wh1zz0: i guess
[02:05] <wh1zz0> Hmm.. okie.. wget -c then
[02:06] <wechat> nick12524: fdisk
[02:06] <Spikestuff> Thanks LilleCarl.
[02:06] <LilleCarl> No problem ;)
[02:06] <G00053> wechat:  heimdall depends on libusb-1.0-0 (>= 2:1.0.8); however:  Version of libusb-1.0-0 on system is 2:1.0.6-1.
[02:07] <nick12524> yea its sata
[02:07] <nick12524> and fdisk?
[02:08] <dimas> nickserv identify says i have a wrong password...how that can happen and how i correct it?
[02:08] <wechat> G00053: compiling? http://redkrieg.com/2010/11/23/compiling-heimdall-on-ubuntu-10-10/
[02:09] <wechat> nick12524: from command line ... and try SystemRescueLiveCD
[02:09] <wechat> G00053: libusb-1.0-0-dev
[02:09] <wechat> !dev
[02:09] <wechat> %
[02:09] <dimas> how do i change nick here?
[02:09] <dimas> hello!
[02:10] <wechat> dimas: "/nick new"
[02:10] <dimas> !nick change
[02:10] <OY1R> you need to go to the #freenode store and buy a new nick !
[02:10] <wechat> lol
[02:10] <dimas> lol
[02:11] <viii> anybody have any problems with a lenovo y470?
[02:11] <G00053> wechat: neg , using the newest version .dep file 1.20
[02:12] <G00053> deb
[02:12] <dimas> test
[02:12] <wechat> dimas: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_Relay_Chat_commands
[02:12] <HackerII> brb
[02:13] <wechat> G00053: sudo apt-get install build-essential libusb-1.0-0.dev + compile!
[02:14] <cSquall> REGISTER 10Frink!@ themeid@gmail.com
[02:14] <SumoJim> Ok, I think I'm retarded here... from /var I tried "cd www" and got the message "bash: cd: www: Permission denied" so, I tried "sudo !!" and got the message "sudo: cd: command not found" ... I know I missing something obvious here. Any hints?
[02:14] <wh1zz0> cd ~
[02:15] <Kaolen> Mayber you don't have the sudo program installed?
[02:15] <wechat> SumoJim: ls -la www
[02:15] <SumoJim> Which sudo returns "/usr/bin/sudo"
[02:15] <wechat> SumoJim: man chmod
[02:16] <wh1zz0> Yeah.. cd be chmod
[02:16] <Kaolen> Try it with the full path of sudo. I can't imagine why it wouldn't be in the path but who knows.
[02:16] <wh1zz0> Cuz I know sudo is in there by default
[02:16] <eguest309> anyoone got any ideas on how to share a screen with a monitor while in kiosk mode in ubuntu automatically on startup
[02:16] <Northernen> SumoJim, can't use cd with sudo.
[02:16] <wechat> SumoJim: "cd" is builtin => never works with sudo , use sudo -i or gksu nautilus
[02:16] <Kaolen> Then again, Northernen's explanation is much better, I have never tried to sudo with a cd.
[02:17] <wh1zz0> NEVER
[02:17] <wh1zz0> LD
[02:17] <wh1zz0> :D
[02:17] <SumoJim> Oh, ok... well I'm trying to change permissions on my www folder... it says I have read permissions so I thought I should be able to cd into it.
[02:17] <Northernen> SumoJim, need execute permissions to browse a directory.
[02:17] <wh1zz0> Or else ur pc would auto format
[02:17] <SumoJim> Ahh...
[02:18] <wh1zz0> chmod +x ...
[02:18] <SumoJim> Thank you! chmod +x www works!
[02:18] <wechat> SumoJim: or add yourself to group www-data
[02:18] <wechat> SumoJim: chmod -R +x
[02:18] <owner> Whyis there no 'queue' when transferring files yet?  1 file = full speed 2 or more and the trnsfer rate slows to a crawl??
[02:20] <wh1zz0> Something I;ve been wondering, while using wget and doing two downloads simultaneously.. Assuming I stop both downloads and I use the wget -c command how can I tell it which of the two downloads I want it to continue with?
[02:20] <SumoJim> Sweet! My Apache works now!!! Thank you so much!
[02:20] <wh1zz0> SumoJim: NP
[02:20] <wechat> wh1zz0: wget -c file
[02:21] <wh1zz0> file or link?
[02:21] <wechat> SumoJim: It Works!
[02:21] <wechat> linkee
[02:21] <wh1zz0> Oh yeah right.. true.. it' pick it up by remembering the link
[02:21] <wechat> wh1zz0: history | grep wget
[02:22] <wh1zz0> Cool
[02:22] <SumoJim> wechat: http://behemoth.dyndns-at-home.com/
[02:22] <SumoJim> I haven't added any contet yet.
[02:22] <wechat> SumoJim: How much time to set up dyndns?
[02:22] <SumoJim> Not much time at all once I figured everything out.
[02:23] <wechat> SumoJim: Apache/2.2.17 (Ubuntu) Server at behemoth.dyndns-at-home.com Port 80
[02:23] <SumoJim> I have my router set up to keep dyndns updated for me.
[02:23] <wechat> SumoJim: i'm to lazy to set up dyndns.
[02:23] <wh1zz0> mee too
[02:23] <wh1zz0> Lol
[02:24] <wh1zz0> SO now I bet you can host your own files enh
[02:24] <SumoJim> It was really easy, I did it in one night... If I had to do it again, it would probably be minutes.
[02:24] <wh1zz0> :P
[02:25] <wh1zz0> I wonder wots so special about WoW.. why do pple love it so much?
[02:25] <wechat> I do not love games
[02:25] <SumoJim> That's the plan, some vacation photos.... Much easier to slap them into some directory and let other grab them than filter through them and upload them all to facebook or flicker or whathaveyou.
[02:25] <wh1zz0> Heh.. sure you aren't a weirdo wechat /
[02:26] <wechat> SumoJim: LightBox
[02:26] <wh1zz0> ?
[02:26] <wh1zz0> Never seen a geek who doesn't love games
[02:26] <wechat> wh1zz0: I'm weirdo  indeed.
[02:26] <wechat> games?
[02:26] <wh1zz0> Lol
[02:26] <wechat> life games == true
[02:26] <SumoJim> wechat: I'll have to look into that. Is LightBox hard to set up?
[02:27] <Gunz4MiPPle> will adding the Gnome3 ppa cause my system to be fry?
[02:27] <wh1zz0> I love gamrs but its really gotta be something that'll provoke my reasing real real real bad
[02:27] <wechat> SumoJim: it's modern images view mode
[02:27] <wechat> pop-up images
[02:27] <wh1zz0> reasoning*
[02:27] <wechat> SumoJim: Gallery2 or smth is what u need
[02:28] <DanaG> Okay... how the heck do I make indicator-applet not hijack my 'f10' key?
[02:28] <wh1zz0> lol
[02:28] <SumoJim> wechat: I'll look into it. Thanks for the suggestion!
[02:28] <wechat> SumoJim: or make ~/html_public
[02:28] <kerebrus> What is the most lightweight VM software?
[02:28] <Gunz4MiPPle> !gnome3
[02:28] <Gunz4MiPPle> !gnome-shell
[02:29] <wechat> SumoJim: http://www.lokeshdhakar.com/projects/lightbox2/ i like it
[02:29] <wechat> kerebrus: KVM
[02:30] <kerebrus> wechat thanks
[02:30] <harlequin516> How can I debug connecting a bluetooth keyboard?
[02:31] <harlequin516> I'm using Kubuntu, and the Kbluetooth app already recognized the keyboard.
[02:31] <Gunz4MiPPle> harlequin516: beyond just tail -f /var/log/syslog ?
[02:31] <qaz2011> hi
[02:32] <qaz2011> I need help  with nfs4
[02:32] <haryv> I was trying to locate the option to view my ubuntu desktop from windows, but do not see it under preferances.
[02:32] <qaz2011> rpc.idmapd[3897]: nss_getpwnam: name 'max' not found in domain 'maxland.org'
[02:32] <haryv> anyone here care to help, before my wife swiped her keyboard away from me?
[02:32] <qaz2011> this is the client , I can access to the file but the user/group are nobody/nogroup
[02:32] <qaz2011> i need to create max on the client?
[02:35] <root_> hi
[02:35] <coz_> hey
[02:35] <wechat> haryv: FreeNX server
[02:35] <root_> fro;
[02:35] <qaz2011> :(((
[02:36] <jkoudys> Is there a good gui with sliders for adjusting the colour balance of my monitor display? I basically would just like a little gui around xcalib
[02:36] <root_> i have backtrack i want install driver wifi
[02:36] <harlequin516> Yeah, It looks liek it is connected fine.  I know the device works, cause it's fine on Mac.
[02:36] <haryv> wechat, can that be executed at the command line?
[02:37] <root_> nn
[02:37] <DanaG> Found the key... ccsm.
[02:37] <wechat> haryv: from cmd use PuTTY
[02:37] <harlequin516> But on My Linux its not responding.  Is there like a /dev/bluetooth/keyboard0 or something that I can see?
[02:37] <pooopycakes> hi all, i have a question: for some silly reason the settings for the main menu (XFCE) were changed, and now i can't access any programs.  anyone know how to access settings via the terminal?
[02:37] <haryv> I use puty all the time. But need to get the server going on ubuntu
[02:37] <nick12524> well i deleated all the  partitions and ubuntu 11.4 managed to install, but then it wouldnt boot and the boot manager didnt even list the harddrive as an option, so now im reinstalling it to see what happens
[02:38] <coz_> pooopycakes,  is the top panel still there?
[02:38] <wechat> haryv: with GUI?
[02:38] <haryv> im on ubuntu now. I want to view the ubunto desktop from windows
[02:38] <daniel_richter21> I'm desperately trying to change the system language on a ubuntu 11.04 server system. sudo dpkg-reconfigure localeconf won't work
[02:38] <wechat> nick12524: hm drive good?
[02:38] <pooopycakes> coz_> the panel is there (on the bottom) but it says: no applications found
[02:38] <harlequin516> It seems as though Bluetooth is not well supported in Linux.
[02:38] <haryv> So, when the wife swiped the kayboard for my ubunto, no worries. Can see it from windows
[02:38] <nick12524> yea i ran a check and it said it was healthy no problems at all
[02:38] <wechat> daniel_richter21: localegen
[02:39] <coz_> pooopycakes,    I believe in xfce as in gnome,, if you right click the pa nel and add a menu ,,, see if that works
[02:39] <daniel_richter21> wechat: Thanks wechat, somebody should put that gem on the internet, I google'd my ass off...
[02:39] <mister-walter> Is this a good channel to get troubleshooting help for grub EFI?
[02:39] <pooopycakes> coz_ > i can add new empty menus :(
[02:40] <qaz2011> server : server.maxland.org - user max
[02:40] <coz_> pooopycakes,  mm that's odd,, did you check in #xfce  channel?
[02:40] <haryv> how do i kill dpkg lock
[02:40] <cg2916> whenever I resume from suspend, my screen stays black, it won't come back on
[02:40] <qaz2011> lient : neutrino.maxland.org user atom
[02:40] <qaz2011> so in syslog i receve this message and all the file on the nfs share are nouser/nogroup
[02:40] <coz_> !blackscreen
[02:40] <KM0201> coz_: lol
[02:40] <coz_> !resume
[02:40] <pooopycakes> coz_ > good call
[02:40] <daniel_richter21> wechat: locale-gen will just give me the output that locale gives. Any way to actually change the setting?
[02:40] <wechat> daniel_richter21:  sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
[02:40] <pooopycakes>  <--- N00B
[02:41] <coz_> pooopycakes,   well it is generally best to go to the channel for the applications..DE ,, whatever if there is one since they would have the resources to fix,, or solve an issue
[02:41] <daniel_richter21> wechat: Same thing. It just generates all the language packages
[02:41] <slack-m> Hey, anyone here? I need a test subject that has a web browser thats installed in a language other than english.
[02:41] <pooopycakes> thanks coz_
[02:41] <Northernen> How does one list all the directories being created by a given package?
[02:41] <haryv> time to reboot
[02:42] <Northernen> slack-m, for what?
[02:42] <wechat> daniel_richter21: nano /etc/default/locale
[02:42] <qaz2011> anybody use nfs4?
[02:42] <daniel_richter21> wechat: Ohh wow, alright I'll set it manually. Thanks
[02:42] <ominomi> :)
[02:42] <slack-m> Northernen, to check a language detection script
[02:42] <wechat> daniel_richter21: It's in gui smth like "Change System Language" too
[02:43] <clueful_> I'm trying to create a file server...I've set it up two drives each with a partition dedicated to the stored files...I'd like to set up one drive to backup to the other, what's the best way of doing that
[02:43] <daniel_richter21> wechat: It's a server system but thanks!
[02:43] <wechat> daniel_richter21: nice
[02:43] <cg2916> can someone help, whenever i try to resume from suspend, my screen stays black
[02:43] <TrentonAdams> clueful_: You doing backups, or just want the same data on both?
[02:43] <wechat> clueful_: mdadmin, lvm
[02:44] <TrentonAdams> clueful_: If you're doing backups, I would recommend rsync.  I have a setup scripts that I eventually planned on putting up on github, but haven't had a chance yet.
[02:44] <clueful_> trentonadams: well main point is hardware redundancy, incremental could be a nice feature if it was easy to set up
[02:44] <TrentonAdams> clueful_: Well, just redundancy would be raid1 with mdadm
[02:44] <daniel_richter21> clueful: Did you try installing the appropriate graphic card drivers for your system?
[02:45] <TrentonAdams> clueful_: mdadm --create /dev/mdX --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sdaX /dev/sdbX
[02:46] <TrentonAdams> clueful_: But, rsync can do full, differential, and incremental in a single backup, while not using space for the full backup.
[02:46] <Northernen> slack-m, sorry mate. Apparently I'm using English.
[02:46] <nick12524> finished the reinstall and it still doesnt boot :/
[02:46] <nick12524> and the drive was perfectly healthy when i checked 20 minutes ago
[02:47] <slack-m> Northernen, i got it, i just downloaded dutch firefox
[02:47] <slack-m> hehe
[02:47] <kerebrus> wechat is there a lightweight VM with a gui? lol
[02:47] <wechat> TrentonAdams: ^^ bravo
[02:47] <DanaG> hmm, my ubuntu server, booted from USB, hangs for a good 30 seconds after grub, before actually loading the kernel.
[02:47] <Phr3d13> is there a desktop recorder in the default repos that can keep up with the compiz cube?
[02:47] <wechat> kerebrus: Window? Blackbox
[02:47] <cryptofan> hi cool people! I need a little bit of help with a little project, just a pointer in the right direction :) I'd like to set up a mailing list for distribution of information periodically. Here's the catch. I need to make it so that you must have a password to get into that mailing list. and here's the REAL kicker, I want one-time-use passwords. Who should I talk to? I have a feeling ##linux might not be the right channel for discu
[02:48] <TrentonAdams> wechat: ?
[02:48] <coz_> Phr3d13,  well that's a tough one,,,  alot will depend on your system specs,,,  however.. not sure kazam is in the repos,,, gtk-recordmydesktop is
[02:48] <wechat> TrentonAdams: mdadmin is too hard to me to understand
[02:48] <KM0201> !info gtk-recordmydesktop | Phr3d13
[02:48] <wechat>  * for
[02:49] <clueful> trentonadams: which do you think would be better for a small lab ~5 people with ~1TB of data
[02:49] <coz_> Phr3d13,  not any that  use just a little of the resources ,,, this is one application that is not quite up there yet in my opinion
[02:49] <Hathadar> I goofed when setting up a program through apt-get.  I try to remove it and install again however it is no longer prompting me for setup information and is using what I previously inputted.  How do I completely purge a program from my machine?
[02:49] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Well, if you're wanting to make absolutely sure you don't loose anything, rsync would be best.  But, it wouldn't hurt to mirror and do rsync on another drive.
[02:49] <Phr3d13> coz_, you would recommend getting kazam for trying to record the compiz cube?
[02:49] <raido> Hathadar: sudo dpkg --purge packagename
[02:49] <wechat> Hathadar: rm -rf ~/.program
[02:50] <coz_> Phr3d13,  well actually the best one is just using ffmpeg
[02:50] <wechat> Hathadar: sudo apt-get purge prgrm
[02:50] <TrentonAdams> clueful: mirroring drives provides a good way of making sure a dead drive doesn't mess with you too much.  Just remove the dead drive, and add another one when you get it.
[02:50] <clueful> trentonadams: I think for now the plan is to use just two 2TB drives and keep it relatively simple...probably in two-three years we'll move to some type of NAS system
[02:50] <nick12524> any assistance?
[02:51] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Sure.  let me tar up my backup system after removing personally identifiable information.
[02:51] <Phr3d13> does kazam have a gui?
[02:51] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Then I'll stick it on the web somewhere.
[02:51] <Phr3d13> !kazam
[02:51] <TrentonAdams> clueful: You know shell scripting a bit?
[02:51] <clueful> trentonadams: so maybe the raid is best for minimizing downtime?
[02:51] <coz_> Phr3d13,  yes it does  it is very minimalistic however
[02:51] <Phr3d13> that's ok
[02:51] <raido> Hathadar: FYI, when you remove a program, the default behavior is to leave behind the config files for that program. Thus the need for the purge options
[02:51] <kerebrus> wechat no I meant a VM, blackbox seems to be a windows manager.
[02:52] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Well, mirror is best to minimize downtime.  However, if a hardware failure occurs, and the system doesn't detect it, you could get bad data copied to the other drive.  NOTHING is a substitute for backups.
[02:52] <wechat> nick12524: throw out the drive
[02:52] <clueful> trentonadams: I'm generally clueful with shell scripting, etc. but don't know much about linux administration (didn't know mdadm, etc.
[02:52] <coz_> Phr3d13,  also if you make sure  ffmpeg is installed... sudo apt-get install ffmpeg    a command similar to this one,,, adjusting for your needs,, would work way better than most of the UI  applications for this     ffmpeg -f alsa -ac 2 -i pulse -f x11grab -r 30 -s 2560x1024 -i :0.0 -acodec pcm_s16le -vcodec libx264 -vpre lossless_ultrafast -threads 0 output.mkv
[02:52] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Well rsync shouldn't be too bad then.
[02:52] <nick12524> i dont have another one though :/
[02:52] <clueful> trentonadams: I've used rsync and unison before
[02:52] <qaz2011> :((((((
[02:53] <clueful> trentonadams: how would one reconstitute a bad drive with rsync?
[02:53] <wechat> kerebrus: KVM uses QEMU. QEMU has GUI none? KVM is the most liked by the professionals
[02:53] <coz_> Phr3d13,  in that command the  "2560x1024 would be a dual monitor set up so you would have to change at the least that resolution setting
[02:53] <Hathadar> Is NFS the default for shaing files between two linux boxes?
[02:54] <Gunz4MiPPle> Hathadar: historically, yes
[02:54] <kerebrus> wechat well im not a proffessional lol kvm has no gui. Im looking for a lightweight VM with a gui.
[02:54] <wechat> nick12524: SystemRescueCd http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page
[02:54] <TrentonAdams> clueful: rsync -avN /source/folder/ /destination/folder
[02:54] <coz_> kerebrus,  virtualbox    vmware ?
[02:54] <Gunz4MiPPle> altho it shares drives by mounting them, not files
[02:54] <TrentonAdams> clueful: literally that simple
[02:54] <Gunz4MiPPle> it used to be a pain
[02:55] <TrentonAdams> clueful: the nice backups are more complex, but the restore is simpler.   Also, if you want just a single file, you go grab that one file and put it back in place.
[02:55] <wechat> kerebrus: KVM is in kernel , it's lightweight
[02:55] <babu> when i create a db in mysql,where it will be stored
[02:55] <babu> when i create a db in mysql,where it will be stored
[02:55] <Gunz4MiPPle> Hathadar: I would just use samba
[02:55] <Phr3d13> coz_, how would the command go for 1680x1050 resolution outputting to an avi?
[02:55] <wechat> babu: /var/lib/... ?
[02:55] <kerebrus> wechat kvm would be nice if it was easier to setup.
[02:56] <coz_> Phr3d13,  in the command I gave you  replace the 2560x1024  with that resolution
[02:56] <wechat> kerebrus: ^^
[02:56] <clueful> trentonadams: so that one just makes the destination folder identical to the source folder?
[02:56] <AcidRain> so is there no documentation on getting an sms message to show up properly on a cell phone from a computer?
[02:57] <TrentonAdams> clueful: yes
[02:57] <AcidRain> like if i email a cell number, trying to text it. how can i get it to show up perfect
[02:57] <AcidRain> i have accomplished this on android devices.
[02:57] <AcidRain> and cingular actually.
[02:57] <AcidRain> but some devices dont want to open the message at all
[02:57] <clueful> trentonadams: would you recommend just doing that vs. the raid or vs. a more complex rsync protocol which might give you incrementals?
[02:58] <clueful> trentonadams: my main fear is being able to reconstitute the backup easily in case of failure...
[02:58] <TrentonAdams> clueful: If you want to do the rsync protocol to another server, you can do that too.  My scripts support anything rsync can, but use rsync as the mechanism.
[02:58] <Phr3d13> coz_, and how would i stop the recording? terminate it with ctrl+c?
[02:58] <AcidRain> i just want an email mailed to a cell phone's number show up properly
[02:59] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Yeah, that one command I gave you would do it.
[02:59] <coz_> Phr3d13,  ctrl+c  should do it
[02:59] <TrentonAdams> clueful: I'm talking just data of course.  Server setup is something else.
[02:59] <Phr3d13> ok
[02:59] <clueful> trentonadams: it would be local...I guess I'd want it to be scheduled regularly if it were rsync...not an issue with raid I guess
[02:59] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Though I have recovered an entire system from an rsync backup . :D  But you've got to know how linux works quite a bit for that.
[02:59] <Phr3d13> coz_, Unknown encoder 'libx264'
[02:59] <coz_> Phr3d13,  the nice thing about using ffmpeg is that there is no UI taking up any of the resources
[02:59] <coz_> Phr3d13,  ?? mmm
[03:00] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Yeah, I put my backups in cronjob.  At work, it's hourly, at home it's twice a day.
[03:00] <coz_> Phr3d13,  you are on ubuntu 11.04 ...yes?
[03:00] <clueful> trentonadams: I don't think that's necessary just the data will be fine
[03:00] <coz_> Phr3d13,  let me check here
[03:00] <Phr3d13> yup
[03:00] <clueful> clueful: only thing in the server setup is samba and a few user accounts so that should be ok
[03:00] <pangthagerous200> This is probably an overly simple question, but where would I go to edit keyboard shortcuts? The show desktop shortcut is a bit clunky for my fingers and I have been using it a lot lately
[03:00] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Yeah, I would recommend setting up two backups (data folder, and /etc/)
[03:01] <coz_> Phr3d13,  mm its working here ,,oh!  also   keybaord  "q"  will stop the recording better
[03:01] <coz_> Phr3d13,  hold on
[03:01] <Phr3d13> coz_, i have 2 packages showing up libx264-dev and libx264-106
[03:01] <TrentonAdams> clueful: And if ubuntu, run "dpkg --get-selections > selections.txt" and back that up too.
[03:01] <clueful> trentonadams: ok do you think that having rsync run on the whole volume every hour (or daily) is bad for the drive?
[03:01] <coz_> Phr3d13,  do you have all of the codecs installed?
[03:01] <Phr3d13> i thought so
[03:01] <coz_> Phr3d13,  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:01] <TrentonAdams> clueful: no, hard drives last FOREVER. :P
[03:02] <TrentonAdams> clueful: besides, reads don't tend to wear the drive out much.  It's the writing that does.
[03:02] <TrentonAdams> clueful: I've only seen the moving parts fail once.
[03:02] <wechat> pangthagerous200: gnome-system-config
[03:02] <TrentonAdams> clueful: At least on my systems.  If you're doing lots of servers, it happens regularly.  But for the average joe, you won't see much for dead hard drives.
[03:03] <Phr3d13> coz_, to install i have to remove 2 packages libavcodec52 and libavutil50
[03:03] <clueful> trentonadams: sure but I don't want to hasten their death dramatically and also if its constantly backing up it might impact performance...its setup to be a gigabit server and may have data shoved into it pretty quickly so I don't want it to get slowed down much
[03:03] <coz_> Phr3d13,  did you do the  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[03:03] <TrentonAdams> clueful: How much ram you have?  If your system is caching, the backups won't even touch your source drive the next time, unless you're using up your ram with other programs.
[03:03] <Phr3d13> yeah, that's what i'm trying to do, and it told me i hadda remove those two packages
[03:03] <coz_> Phr3d13,  that's fine  go with it
[03:03] <TrentonAdams> clueful: besides, hard drives are dirt cheap these days.
[03:03] <Phr3d13> maybe they're in the meta-package
[03:04] <wechat> pangthagerous200: gnome-keyboard-properties
[03:04] <coz_> Phr3d13,  also here is a quick reference for screencasting with ffmpeg   https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreenCasts/ffmpeg
[03:04] <coz_> Phr3d13,  try the record command on that link as well
[03:05] <venial> ok i once was running ubuntu, switched to windows, and now back to ubuntu and i can't pickup my extra storage sata drives that were in linux format, i see them in disk utility but i can't mound them
[03:05] <venial> any suggestions?
[03:05] <clueful> trentonadams: basically no programs running, its strictly a fileserver...but it probably won't cache the hdd will it? also there will probably be a lot of writes for which it won't help
[03:05] <Phr3d13> coz_, got it to record... the output is all glitchy
[03:06] <pangthagerous200> wechat, got it, thanks!
[03:06] <coz_> Phr3d13,  well if ffpmeg is glitchy I am guessing the gtk-recordmydesktop will be also, however, I would install that and give it a try as well
[03:06] <wechat> venial: why?
[03:06] <clueful> trentonadams: so you think the rsync is a better way to go than the raid?
[03:06] <wechat> pangthagerous200: good
[03:06] <coz_> Phr3d13,   nvidia card?
[03:06] <venial> wechat, i tried to mount them in windows with plugins
[03:06] <venial> etc etc
[03:06] <venial> and it was fail
[03:06] <Phr3d13> coz_, yes
[03:06] <venial> so i said fuck it and went back
[03:06] <FloodBot1> venial: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:07] <wechat> venial: what??? ext2viewer
[03:07] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Yes, unless you plan on both.  You do not want to lose data because your one drive starts corrupting data before it dies.
[03:07] <h00k> !language | venial
[03:07] <venial> yeah some thing along those lines
[03:07] <Phr3d13> coz_, GeForce 9400 GT
[03:07] <venial> to be honest i like 10.4 so much i might just stay with it
[03:07] <coz_> Phr3d13,  ok that may actually be part of the issue,, I have nvidia here as well,, glitchy at best results..however i have seen and talked with people with ati cards  and ffmpeg works like a charm,,, go figure :(
[03:07] <venial> however i want my data back
[03:07] <venial> any suggestions?
[03:07] <clueful> trentonadams: wouldn't you have the same problem with rsync?
[03:08] <coz_> Phr3d13,  try  gtk-recordmydesktop,, that has a gui and can also be used in terminal as well I believe
[03:08] <wechat> venial: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2read/
[03:08] <venial> in linux?
[03:08] <coz_> Phr3d13,  rather recordmydesktop can be used in command line    ,,, gtk-recordmydesktop is the front end to it
[03:08] <Phr3d13> coz_, you think if i downed the resolution on my screen and the output it would work/look better?
[03:08] <wechat> venial: nope
[03:08] <venial> yeah im back in linux
[03:08] <coz_> Phr3d13,  yes for sure
[03:08] <wechat> venial: sudo mount
[03:08] <TrentonAdams> clueful: Only on the "recent" backups.  That's why you keep a few months worth, if you can
[03:08] <coz_> Phr3d13,   that will always reduce  the glitches
[03:09] <coz_> Phr3d13,  but not sure how much ,, just experiment with it
[03:09] <clueful> TrentonAdams: how do you set up rsync to do that?
[03:09] <coz_> Phr3d13,  I wish you luck on t his one,, I have had none with screencasting on linux
[03:09] <TrentonAdams> clueful: I'm querying you privately.
[03:09] <coz_> Phr3d13,  let me take t hat back,, actually ffmpeg on Fedora was remarkable,, so I am not sure what is on Ubuntu causing issues
[03:10] <h00k> !pm | clueful, TrentonAdams
[03:10] <TrentonAdams> ubottu: yes, normally, except these are my not so ready for primetime scripts. :P
[03:11] <jimubao> how do u rename a file in commandline
[03:11] <jimubao> ?
[03:12] <somsip> jimubo: mv thisfile that file
[03:12] <somsip> jimubo: mv thisfile thatfile
[03:12] <jimubao> thanks
[03:15] <Phr3d13> coz_, video still pretty glitchy, gonna hafta just show it to people when they come over
[03:15] <coz_> Phr3d13,  yeah unless you have an HD video cam :)
[03:16] <Phr3d13> lol, i wish
[03:16] <kaNNib^L> i updated my ubuntu natty and then the gnome 3 was loaded i uninstall it and now when i start natty it goes to terminal, how can i go back to normal thing how could i restore it plz help me out
[03:16] <coz_> Phr3d13,  not sure why in Ubuntu it is very glitchy and on fedora on a lesser nvidia card no glitches at all
[03:17] <onats> hey guys
[03:17] <Phr3d13> coz_, i'm finding out more and more that ubuntu is very quirky
[03:17] <kaNNib^L> plz someone answer me
[03:17] <kaNNib^L> i updated my ubuntu natty and then the gnome 3 was loaded i uninstall it and now when i start natty it goes to terminal, how can i go back to normal thing how could i restore it plz help me out
[03:17] <coz_> Phr3d13,  but in the end ,, regardless of which distribution  you play with,, at least in my case,, I come running back to Ubuntu :)
[03:18] <tyler_d> anyone know anything about boonex dolphin?
[03:18] <Phr3d13> kaNNib^L, do-release-upgrade?
[03:19] <cnz> how do I burn a movie dvd in ubuntu, I tried to add the video_ts folder baserp and xfburn but it errors and won't add the folder
[03:19] <kaNNib^L> mate i dont know terminal commands and now when i start natty it automatically goes to terminal
[03:19] <kaNNib^L> not normal desktop
[03:19] <Phr3d13> kaNNib^L, do-release-upgrade
[03:19] <kaNNib^L> or is it possible to restore or fix it
[03:19] <coz_> cnz,  are you trying to rip a dvd?
[03:19] <kaNNib^L> how to do release upgrade
[03:19] <Phr3d13> kaNNib^L, or maybe sudo do-release-upgrade
[03:19] <KM0201> cnz: handbrake?  maybe gnomebaker, i'm not sure on that one
[03:19] <coz_> cnz,     http://ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/how-to-burn-video_ts-folders-to-playable-dvds-in-ubuntu-with-k3b/
[03:20] <kaNNib^L> is it ogin to fix up natty?
[03:20] <coz_> cnz,  the problem using k3d on ubuntu with Unity which gnome,, many kde libraries and dependencies will also be installed
[03:20] <coz_> which is gnome rather
[03:21] <jeffgibbs> Hello!
[03:21] <cnz> thanks goz
[03:22] <cnz> coz*
[03:22] <coz_> cnz,   dont take that one link as the final word   try searcing for this   ,, I am sure there are many posts about it
[03:23] <coz_> cnz,   example search string   Ubuntu burn movie dvd
[03:23] <cnz> yeah that's what I am doing
[03:23] <cnz> seeing k3d being a good one to use
[03:23] <coz_> cnz,  but remember that is most likely going to install a minimum of about 150 megs of extra kde libraries etc
[03:23] <tauntaun> 11.04 is not making me happy...
[03:24] <coz_> cnz,   lucky if it is less
[03:24] <cnz> coz_: yeah im seeing that now as it's installing lol
[03:24] <cnz> no worries
[03:24] <coz_> cnz,  it wont do anything to the system generally,, I often have kde applications on gnome
[03:25] <cnz> aahh ok cool
[03:25] <cnz> ty for all the tips
[03:25] <wechat> k3b is fine!
[03:30] <wechat> * wechat is fine <= shut up
[03:33] <babu> how to chat a new user in empathy that is not in contacts
[03:33] <wechat> babu add him
[03:33] <coz_> babu,  I am not sure I dont use empathy ...sorry
[03:33] <babu> can i add him by empathy
[03:34] <wechat> babu: use pidginho
[03:37] <optimad> hey guys really basic question, If i upgrade from 'upgrade manager d' from 10.04 to 11.04, will all my compiz and internet /drivers all still stay and work?
[03:37] <optimad> I'm on a laptop and it took me awhile to get things running like internet, etc
[03:37] <cryptodira> is there a way to make 10.10 recognize and external (to the laptop) monitor (hdmi) that is added (plugged in) while 10.10 is running..... instead of making the connection and then having to reboot 10.10 ??   if so, how is that accomplished?
[03:37] <ghosTM55> hi all, any guy here using product design software in Ubuntu? any good one in Linux?
[03:38] <optimad> ghosTM55, google alternative linux programs ors omething and they should have categories for design etc..
[03:39] <optimad> If you upgrade from 10.04 to 11.04, are all your settings preserved such as internet drivers, graphic drivers, etc????
[03:39] <no-body> rre
[03:40] <nit-wit> optimad, should be but you can back all that up including imaging 10.04 just to be safe.
[03:40] <agronholm> hi -- how can I switch from generic kernels to server kernels? for some reason my server has a generic kernel instead of the server one
[03:41] <Internetpc> hi......I want to open a folder in terminal...pl tell me how to do it.....Thanx in advance.
[03:41] <agronholm> Internetpc: in a gnome/unity session?
[03:41] <Internetpc> gnome
[03:42] <agronholm> ok you want to open a folder window from terminal?
[03:43] <cryptodira> is there a way to make 10.10 recognize an external (to the laptop) monitor (hdmi) that is added (plugged in) while 10.10 is running..... instead of making the connection and then having to reboot 10.10 ??   if so, how is that accomplished?
[03:43] <wechat> Internetpc: ls folder
 : actually there is an option in the right click meny "OPEN IN TERMINAL' which is missing in one of my lappy....
[03:44] <agronholm> oh so you want to open a terminal?
[03:44] <agronholm> and not a folder?
[03:44] <babu> gwibber s not workin properly...wat's the reason
[03:45] <optimad> nit-wit, what do i use to make an image of my current ubuntu install
[03:45] <JohanSJA> where can I get information about Ubuntu minimum system requirement?
[03:45] <optimad> JohanSJA, ubuntu website would be ur best bet
[03:45] <wechat> Infernet: nautilus-open-terminal package
 : wait a min
[03:45] <dli> cryptodira, yes, run xrandr or preferences display/monitors
[03:46] <dli> JohanSJA, what's your system?
[03:46] <Infernet> wechat: ?
[03:47] <nit-wit> optimad, I use clonezilla,  http://clonezilla.org/
[03:47] <jen> has anyone successfully installed  wacom tablet software?
[03:47] <wechat> Infernet: aptitude search nautilus
[03:47] <cryptodira> dli, prefs for display shows ONLY the laptop monitor....the option for the second monitor is greyed out....  is xrandr run from the cli?
[03:47] <Infernet> wechat: ok (?)
[03:48] <wombatman> anyone know a way to convert a file to text?
[03:48] <wombatman> it should have been text to begin with but i can't view it without a text editor
[03:48] <dli> cryptodira, yes, try xrandr from cli
[03:48] <babu> fb is blocked in my office...how can i access it..please tell any way and not advice
[03:48] <jen> rename it?
[03:48] <wombatman> that doesn't work
[03:48] <wechat> Infernet:  aptitude show nautilus-open-terminal
[03:48] <jen> oh!! I know this!
[03:48] <wechat> wombatman: what file?
[03:48] <jen> put an s in front of (https) <--- like so
[03:49] <Infernet> wechat: ok thx (?????)
[03:49] <wombatman> it's a cheat file for a game
[03:49] <jen> really?
 :     When I click open in terminal fir a folder , it open like this.. "    d_atharva@Atharva:~/Desktop/Folder Name $  "
[03:49] <optimad> nit-wit,  seems complex for a noob like me what do u say about doing tar cvpzf backup.tgz --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found  and just backup "/" and then restore all
[03:49] <jen> babu it doesnt work?
[03:50] <babu> fb is blocked in my office\
[03:50] <wechat> wombatman: hexdump -bc file
[03:50] <optimad> babu, ask your workplace why it is blocked they will find out and fire you
[03:50] <jen> have you tried using securty site?
[03:50] <nit-wit> optimad, I rarely use the cli for this so others can confirm that.;)
[03:50] <wombatman> thanks
[03:50] <jen> that is true XD
[03:50] <optimad> nit-wit, isnt there some program that will make an image and burn it onto dvd/cd thats not livecd etc
[03:51] <coz_> optimad,  I believe  remastersys
[03:51] <cryptodira> dli, this does nothing for bringing the hdmi monitor online.... 10.10 is NOT seeing it..... xrandr does show the current settings for the laptop monitor
 : " $ "  sign  is afterthe location of folder
[03:51] <nit-wit> optimad, yes but on a fresh install a cd only holds 700mb. I use grsync a gui of rsync for home.
[03:52] <optimad> coz_,  sweet will check it out
[03:52] <nit-wit> optimad, I have multiple HD so I save to them.
[03:52] <dli> cryptodira, does xrandr show HDMI?
[03:52] <optimad> nit-wit, yea i can save to external hd too but want a program that i can use not livecd to boot into etc and create backup
[03:52] <coz_> optimad,  you want a backup application?
[03:53] <coz_> optimad,  ghost4linux  if so
[03:53] <wechat> optimad: PING
[03:53] <webmasterzerox> Hey guys I'm kinda new to irc what's a good channel to start in?
[03:53] <owner> how can i read a ppt in the xubuntu
[03:53] <wechat> owner: libreoffice
[03:53] <optimad> coz_, im on 10.04 and i have compiz and my network drivers and graphic drivers setup all is working fine but i want to upgrade to 11.04 by using the update-manager-d and was wondering if my stuff will all work once hte upgrade is done or if ill have to redo everything
[03:54] <tucemiux> anyone knows how to configure the virtualbox PPA manually ?
[03:54] <owner> is any other like abiword can do a good job about ppt
 : I want to open like this in terminal  "d_atharva@Atharva:~/Desktop/Folder Name $  "..
[03:54] <optimad> coz_,  so ppl recommended i backup first so now iw as asking what i would use to backup all my settings, remastersys i just read doesnt backup drivers only settings/files etc
[03:54] <coz_> optimad,  ah ok,, well first ,, I never recommend an "upgrade"  generally only clean installs,, however ,if your only options is an upgrade,, then a ghosted image of what you have now using ghost4linux  might be an options if things dont go well with the upgrade
[03:55] <jen> wait...what does natty even mean?
[03:55] <wechat> Infernetpc: xdg-open
[03:55] <jen> (I cannot look it up on dictionary at the moment)
[03:55] <optimad> jen natural
[03:55] <wechat> Internetpc: nautilus lalllal_directory
[03:55] <optimad> jen,  natty peanut butter ftw
[03:55] <jen> means natural?
[03:55] <jen> XD
[03:55] <wechat> jen: fish
[03:55] <somsip> "well dressed" surely?
[03:55] <optimad> jen, sure does
 which one
[03:55] <optimad> coz_,  aight will check it out
[03:56] <wechat> jen: narwahl
[03:56] <coz_> optimad,  personally , I wou ld back up all settings,,  email,,, bookmarks,,, any      appliation settings as well
[03:56] <optimad> would ghost4linux do all that
[03:56] <jen> I know what a narwal is
[03:56] <jen> unicorns vs narwals!
[03:56] <coz_> optimad,  if you have a free dropbox account, ,it would be an easy task backing up settings to that
[03:56] <wechat> naughty nymph?
[03:57] <optimad> coz_,  sure do...but main prob im worried about is drivers for internet etc i honestly forgot how i even got it working and wuld be a hassle to get into it again on 11.04
[03:57] <Internetpc> wechat : the dollar sign $ is after the location of the directory .  eg. d_atharva@Atharva:~/Desktop/Folder Name $
[03:57] <coz_> optimad,  something like aptoncd will back up,, I believe the applications you have installed, but I have not used that so not sure
[03:57] <jen> XD
[03:57] <jen> they need to make the next version peculiar panda
[03:57] <coz_> optimad,  oh !!! understood!   wireless?
[03:57] <optimad> yes
[03:57] <wechat> Internetpc: nautilus directory\$
[03:58] <coz_> optimad,  I have heard some people complain that wireless worked in lucid but not natty
[03:58] <optimad> coz_,  spent days making it work :(
[03:58] <derpadong> Is there a program to combine my free space with my ubuntu partition?
[03:58] <coz_> optimad,   i would ghost the image just in case,, this way if it doesnt work y ou can simply reinstall the image
[03:58] <nit-wit> optimad, broadcom?
[03:58] <optimad> yes
[03:58] <nit-wit> optimad, I will try and find that helpful wiki.)
[03:58] <coz_> !nick
[03:59] <coz_> gah
[03:59] <jen> can my nickname be supersquishycottonfluffysocks?
[03:59] <coz_> !ping
[03:59] <gerzel> How much does a shadowrun cost?
[03:59] <gerzel> mav/never mind
[03:59] <twister004> hi  guys.. how can I access the grub boot screen during bootup?
[04:00] <optimad> jen, how about umadbrah
[04:00] <wechat> shift
[04:00] <cryptodira> dli, it does NOT show hdmi.... it will if i reboot with the hdmi monitor hooked up and powered up.... this is what i am trying to solve.... how to make 10.10 see it as an addition with 10.10 already running.
[04:00] <wechat> jen: how about nick LinusTorwalds?
[04:00] <jen> naaahhh how about orlyyahrly
[04:00] <optimad> nit-wit,  thanks would save me pulling a few hair out
[04:01] <optimad> jen,  how about ChiggaBrahYouMad
[04:01] <Internetpc> wechat : not working ..
[04:01] <dli> cryptodira, what's your video card?
[04:01] <wechat> Internetpc: why?
[04:01] <jen> naahh tiggaplease
[04:02] <wechat> Internetpc: nautilus "directory$"
[04:04] <Internetpc> Wechat : It says 'Could not find "/home$". pl. chech the spelling and try again'
[04:04] <cryptodira> dli,  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 Series
[04:05] <wechat> Internetpc: What is the full path??? "nautilus ~"
[04:05] <wechat> nautilus "home$"
[04:05] <Internetpc> Yes...it can be..
[04:06] <babu> opfour, will u shut your ***
[04:06] <cryptodira> dli, 10.10 only on an toshiba amd/64 system...
[04:06] <WarOp> Is anyone familiar with port forwarding, Question? I have 2 interfaces on one PC which one goes to internet one goes to second computer, Internet is working on PC, but not on second computer. I can ping each computer and it works but not internet
[04:06] <WarOp> but no internet
[04:06] <nit-wit> optimad, here are two the first is the main one I think. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#b43%20-%20Internet%20access  --->http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43
[04:07] <optimad> nit-wit, thx bro
[04:07] <nit-wit> optimad, no problem.;)
[04:07] <wechat> WarOp: man iptables
[04:08] <OerHeks> !ics | WarOp
[04:08] <MrTurnabout> HEy
[04:09] <MrTurnabout> I need a question answered. Can anyone help?
[04:09] <yagoo> !ask
[04:09] <MrTurnabout> Thank you.
[04:09] <yagoo> MrTurnabout, yes. < is that your answer?
[04:10] <MrTurnabout> I'm trying to install Ragnarok Online, but it's on a private server. Whenever I start it up on PlayOnLinix it won't start at all. What can I do?
[04:10] <truepurple> Could I use a NTSF partition for home?
[04:10] <pinoyskull-> where can i download kernel image for use on EC2?
[04:12] <cryptodira> dli, thank you for your effort and time.
[04:13] <maslen21> In the ubuntu wiki, how can I escape a character, so I can include something like a caret (^) in the text?
[04:16] <MrTurnabout> Still not working
[04:18] <wechat> maslen21: &34;
[04:19] <yagoo> maslen21, bash ?
[04:19] <yagoo> MrTurnabout
[04:19] <wechat> maslen21: &#94;
[04:19] <tucemiux> anyone knows how to configure the PPA virtualbox ??
[04:19] <MrTurnabout> @yagoo
[04:19] <wechat> maslen21: http://www.degraeve.com/reference/specialcharacters.php
[04:19] <MrTurnabout> ><;;
[04:19] <yagoo> MrTurnabout, that's really anything to do with linux.. you should consult the team that wraps Windows on Linux
[04:19] <yagoo> MrTurnabout, anything not to do with.
[04:20] <nit-wit> tucemiux, are you using the ose or puel ?
[04:20]  * yagoo says for any working Windows apps on Linux.. to check public compatibility lists online wherever they may be
[04:22] <chipmonk> join #wine
[04:22] <nit-wit> tucemiux, the puel has usb use and will stay updated as oracle releases them, it is downloaded from their site I wouldn't bother with the ppa
[04:22]  * maslen21 needs to figure out the rules for ssh access
[04:23] <maslen21> for allowing ssh access*
[04:24] <Snarsh> is the best way to enable userdir to be usable in apache2.conf by creating a symlink to the mod_userdir in the mods-enabled directory?
[04:24] <yagoo> Snarsh, ~/public_html ?
[04:24] <Snarsh> yeah
[04:24] <yagoo> Snarsh, ~/public_html should not be a symlink
[04:25] <Snarsh> no, i'm trying to use "UserDir enabled; UserDir public_html" in apache2.conf but it tells me the module isn't loaded
[04:26] <yagoo> Snarsh, that's an apache question.. the module is somethin<>user*  look in your conf and restart the server
[04:26] <chipmonk> need to set download directory in newsbin pro running under wine attempt path but newsbin just zombies
[04:27] <yagoo> chipmonk, another Windows on Linux is not a Linux question.
[04:28] <chipmonk> thank you
[04:28] <yagoo> &(or whomever is asking for wine help.. it's not linux)
[04:28] <chipmonk> bye
[04:28] <yagoo> chipmonk, you type "/" in front of join to do the command
[04:28] <yagoo> ,/join <#channel> (without comma)
[04:31] <Snarsh> seeing as apache.conf loads *.conf and *.load from the mods-enabled directory, and all files in the mods-enabled directory are symlinks to the mods-available directory, i'm guessing that it does make the most sense to create a symlink to the mod_userdir.load and mod_userdir.conf in the mods-enabled directory and apache2.conf will be able to use the UserDir command. also httpd told me this was a os specific question and told me to c
[04:34] <yagoo> Snarsh, what's the name of your userdir module?
[04:35] <yagoo>  " mod_userdir.load " ?
[04:35] <nick12524> still having trouble
[04:36] <nick12524> i went into the bios settigns
[04:36] <nick12524> and the bios shows thats theres a sata hard drive there
[04:36] <nick12524> but i cant put it in the boot order
[04:36] <nick12524> only the 2 cd drives
[04:36] <nick12524> and realtek boot manager
[04:37] <yagoo> nick12524, nothing we can do. maybe try updating the bios with your manufacturer..
[04:37] <nick12524> i looked up the bios to reflash
[04:37] <nick12524> but all they have is a .exe
[04:38] <nick12524> and your suppost to run it from windows and then restart
[04:38] <yagoo> nick12524, you're trying to boot from cd? have you tried the bootmenu shortkey on boot?
[04:38] <Snarsh> turns out its userdir.load and userdir.conf in the mods-available directory, i tried the symlinks and the server restart worked
[04:38] <nick12524> no
[04:38] <nick12524> i installed linux
[04:38] <nick12524> there was no operating system before
[04:38] <yagoo> nick12524, i have no idea if there's one.. sometimes it's mentioned as soon as u turn on the machine.. if there's one.. it may be f11
[04:39] <nick12524> i didnt have one
[04:39] <nick12524> then i put linux on
[04:39] <nick12524> the hard drive is healthy and it installed fine
[04:39] <nick12524> but i cant boot from the drive now
[04:39] <yagoo> nick12524, check ur bios manual.. nothing we can do.. unless u post ur motherboard make.. someone here might be able to help you
[04:40] <yagoo> Snarsh, I don't know if the module can work against a userdir being a symlink.. first try it working without the symlink.
[04:40] <nick12524> its a navidia
[04:40] <yagoo> you mean nvidia?
[04:41] <yagoo> that still isn't a make.
[04:41] <yagoo> If one says intel. That's not good enough.
[04:42] <nick12524> nvidia 680i lt
[04:42] <nick12524> ecs nvidia 680i lt
[04:42] <wechat> help "jack server is not running or cannot be started"
[04:43] <nick12524> random but is there anyway to get empathy to stop showing how joined and left the room?
[04:44] <pdrm> \join#tehlug
[04:46] <yagoo> nick12524, ecs ?
[04:46] <nick12524> thats the board i have
[04:46] <nick12524> ecs nvidia 680i lt
[04:46] <nick12524> its in a gateway fx540b
[04:46] <vivekimsit> How can i set the system variable in ubuntu?
[04:47] <yagoo> nick12524, what website are u referring for the bios?
[04:47] <vivekimsit> set var=value not working
[04:47] <nick12524> gateways support pages
[04:47] <yagoo> nick12524, can u paste the url?
[04:47] <nick12524> http://support.gateway.com/s/MOTHERBD/ECS/4006249R/4006249Rnv.shtml
[04:47] <nick12524> i could reflash it
[04:47] <nick12524> but only from a bootable cd
[04:48] <nick12524> and they expect the bios to be updated from inside windows
[04:48] <nick12524> witch i dont have
[04:48] <vivekimsit>  How can i set the system variable in ubuntu?
[04:48] <wechat> vivekimsit: facepalm
[04:48] <YellowGTO> Hey
[04:49] <wechat> vivekimsit: VARIABLE=value
[04:49] <wechat> vivekimsit: env
[04:49] <YellowGTO> Anyone want to help me? I can not unmute the mic in Ubuntu 11.04
[04:49] <YellowGTO> I've tried everything lol
[04:49] <yagoo> nick12524, are you using 1.00R as the bios version?
[04:49] <vivekimsit> webchat:thknx! but can u gimme an example ..?
[04:49] <yagoo> nick12524, y/n ?
[04:50] <nick12524> thats what i would like to put on it
[04:50] <nick12524> i dont know whats on it currently
[04:50] <nick12524> i dont think it has ever been updated or reflashed
[04:50] <frankbro> Hi. With ATI proprietary driver enabled, whenever I try to change the display from clone to multi-desktop, when I reboot the computer, it's back to clone. Anyone have an idea why ?
[04:50] <yagoo> nick12524, the .exe has a zip header..
[04:50] <nick12524> ?
[04:50] <nick12524> inside the zip
[04:50] <yagoo> nick12524, i can make u an iso if u want
[04:50] <wechat> vivekimsit: PATH=$PATH:/home/vivekimsit/bin && export PATH
[04:50] <nick12524> is a redme and such
[04:50] <nick12524> then an exe
[04:51] <nick12524> but that would be awesome
[04:51] <derpadong> Hey you guys, how much space should I use for ubuntu partition?
[04:51] <yagoo> nick12524, there's a dos folder
[04:51] <wechat> vivekimsit: or add them into ~/.bashrc
[04:51] <yagoo> nick12524, pretty much u make a msdos622 disk image that contains the .rom and flash.exe utility
[04:51] <vivekimsit> webchat: thnkx :)
[04:51] <YellowGTO> No one knows how to unmute the mic :-O
[04:51] <YellowGTO> ?
[04:51] <yagoo> nick12524, then u burn a cd with the disk-floppy emulation mode..
[04:51] <nick12524> that was quite a mouthfull for me haha
[04:51] <nit-wit> derpadong, Natty needs 4 gigs to install what do you need?
[04:52] <yagoo> nick12524, if u burn the cd.. u see no files.. but if u look in special properties u'll see a bootdisk image in the bootsector for the cd
[04:52] <yagoo> nick12524, does this make sense?
[04:52] <derpadong> I was just asking. So 20GB's sound good? lol
[04:52] <nick12524> sort of
[04:52] <vivekimsit> webcaht: what is the diff btw the shell variable and the environment variable?
[04:52] <nick12524> your not putting the files on to be taken off
[04:52] <nit-wit> derpadong, plenty for the OS.
[04:52] <nick12524> but to be run from
[04:52] <Habeeb> Does anyone else have issues viewing certain flash content under ubuntu?
[04:52] <derpadong> Okay
[04:52] <yagoo> nick12524, u make a bootcd.. but dunno if u want me to wrap one up..
[04:53] <derpadong> How much do you have for the OS?
[04:53] <yagoo> nick12524, u have a cd burner? (the output will be about 2 meg)
[04:53] <nick12524> i would have no clue how to
[04:53] <nick12524> yes i have a burner
[04:53] <yagoo> nick12524, u know how to burn .iso ?
[04:53] <OerHeks> YellowGTO, open terminal : alsamixer and press M for mute/unmute
[04:53] <nit-wit> derpadong, I have W7,XP,Natty,Oneric,and debian on a 169 gig hd.
[04:53] <nick12524> yes
[04:53] <nick12524> and i know how to boot from a cd
[04:53] <nit-wit> *160
[04:53] <yagoo> nick12524, i'll make one.. it'll be about 2-5 mins..
[04:53] <derpadong> Ah
[04:53] <yagoo> :P
[04:53] <nick12524> thats more than awesome :)
[04:54] <nit-wit> derpadong, all about even.
[04:54] <wechat> nick12524: solved?
[04:54] <nick12524> hopefully
[04:55] <wechat> nick12524: what was? ^)
[04:55] <derpadong> Whats Oneric?
[04:55] <YellowGTO> OerHeks, nothing
[04:55] <derpadong> o.o
[04:55] <YellowGTO> I'm on Ubuntu 11.04
[04:55] <YellowGTO> The program loads
[04:55] <nit-wit> derpadong, I actually use the computers for OS's and externals to hold most data.
[04:55] <nick12524> well im going to reflash and hope that it will be able to boot from the hard drive after that
[04:55] <vivekimsit> webchat: can u pls tell me th diff btw the env variable and the shell variable?
[04:55] <YellowGTO> But I unmuted everything
[04:55] <YellowGTO> Mics still muted
[04:56] <wechat> launch my jack server pleeeesee!
[04:56] <derpadong> nit-wit, is Oneric the next ubuntu release?
[04:57] <nit-wit> derpadong, yeah, it is Unity as of now, but the login looks like gnome3, at least on mine.
[04:57] <wechat> vivekimsit: nothing.
[04:57] <derpadong> eh, unity hates my video card lol
[04:57] <YellowGTO> Any other ideas OerHeks ?
[04:58] <vivekimsit> webchat: but i read that when we write var=val the its the shell variable but when we do export var it becomes env variable ..totally confused :(
[04:58] <wechat> vivekimsit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable#Examples_of_Unix_environment_variables
[04:58] <vivekimsit> webcaht:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnvironmentVariables
[04:58] <wechat> vivekimsit: environs are builtin, others are made by you, to keep them write them into your ~/.bashrc
[04:59] <vivekimsit> webchat: ok ,thnkx
[04:59] <nick12524> when do you think youll be able to get a linux disk in best buy?
[05:00] <nick12524> think it will ever happen?
[05:00] <OerHeks> YellowGTO, i 'm sorry, if unmute does not work, are you on a laptop with a special FN function key for sound & mic ?
[05:00] <nit-wit> derpadong, you might try the xswat ppa, or the xorg-edgers fresh X crack ppa
[05:00] <derpadong> Why nit-wit?
[05:01] <nit-wit> derpadong, they have driver packages not in the regular repos for graphic cards.
[05:02] <nit-wit> derpadong, if you use Ubuntu Tweak there is a ppa remover that will basically remove stuf installed that you don't want in the end, makes it fairly easy.
[05:02] <r500> while installing complete updates, the update installation doesnt proceed. it gets stuck
[05:02] <YellowGTO> OerHeks, i'm on a desktop
[05:02] <wechat> vivekimsit: env variable == shell variable none?
[05:02] <YellowGTO> Using G930 Logitech USB headset
[05:02] <derpadong> my drive is open sourced
[05:02] <r500> any idea, how do i skipit?
[05:02] <derpadong> driver*
[05:03] <YellowGTO> Everything works perfectly fine other then unmuting the headset
[05:03] <Wowzamo> so thats how /network works xD
[05:03] <Wowzamo> good evening all
[05:04] <wechat> Wowzamo: evening O_O Morning I wanna slrrp
[05:04] <nit-wit> derpadong, I have been lucky in the graphic cards area no nvidia.;)
[05:05] <vivekimsit> webchat: can u explain..?
[05:05] <derpadong> nit-wit, i have an intel plus this thing is like 7 years old lol
[05:05] <Wowzamo> lol
[05:05] <JdGordon> how do i remap the browsernext/prev keyboard buttons to something useful? I want to map it to alt-left/right
[05:06] <wechat> vivekimsit: wechat What?
[05:06] <YellowGTO> Amazing
[05:06] <YellowGTO> Shitty gnome 3 has crashed
[05:06] <YellowGTO> halfway
[05:06] <YellowGTO> LoL
[05:06] <Wowzamo> anyone available to help me out?
[05:07] <nit-wit> derpadong, I have a thinkpad a21m must be at least 7 years old, loaned it to a nieghbor, with free wifi.)
[05:07] <derpadong> lol
[05:07] <derpadong> ah
[05:08] <derpadong> Well, Ive got the cr-48. What not? lol
[05:08] <derpadong> now*
[05:09] <wechat> vivekimsit: read there  http://shorl.com/jojabobrosima
[05:09] <derpadong> nit-wit, dont be jealous lol
[05:09] <vivekimsit> webchat: also the shell variable is local for the shell instance
[05:10] <derpadong> So what irc app is everyone using? lol
[05:10] <Snarsh> pidgin
[05:10] <Wowzamo> irssi
[05:10] <wechat> vivekimsit: a don't know exactly but without export command it will disappear after closing bash yes
[05:11] <derpadong> Pidgin has issues fyi
[05:11] <nit-wit> derpadong, lol
[05:11] <Snarsh> any issues that stand out? i mostly only use pidgin because it works alongside other im clients i use
[05:11] <derpadong> they NEVER fixed those dang irc bugs in pidgin
[05:13] <yagoo> pidgin was never a good irc client imho.. it's good for the rest of im protocols though
[05:13] <wechat> vivekimsit: (add) export VAR=var (read) echo $VAR (delete) unset VAR
[05:13] <twister004> hi guys... I have an asus 1215 series laptop... I have installed ubuntu 10.04 desktop i386.... The touchpad behaves fine most of the time but every now and then it starts to behave erratically... If I need to slide towards the left, the pointer comes back to the right side.... this problem resurfaces after some days... it's random.. .can sombody help please?
[05:13] <r500> how to skip a single package(since it is not getting updated?)
[05:13] <derpadong> agreed. pidgin can do the rest right but fails short of good on irc
[05:13] <vivekimsit> webchat: when i export the variable and close the shell then its gone...?why?
[05:14] <Wowzamo> does anyone else find empathy pretty lame?
[05:14] <Wowzamo> i hate having to open another window to turn on/off accounts
[05:14] <derpadong> twister004, update the system lol
[05:14] <wechat> r500: aptitude forget-new
[05:14] <twister004> derpadong.... how do I do that?... you mean a distro upgrade?
[05:15] <derpadong> Yeah
[05:15] <twister004> derpadong... can you helpo me with the commands?
[05:15] <derpadong> With a distro upgrade comes better things
[05:15] <wechat> Wowzamo: empathy is the best of worth!
[05:15] <Wowzamo> whys that?
[05:15] <twister004> derpadong... this is an LTS version
[05:15] <derpadong> LTS = long term service
[05:15] <twister004> which means I get a long term support right?
[05:15] <twister004> security updates....
[05:15] <derpadong> You can switch it to normal
[05:15] <twister004> ye
[05:16] <twister004> derpadong.. .is that a good thing?
[05:16] <ZiRiu> LTS is only good for servers imo
[05:16] <Wowzamo> wechat: whys that?
[05:16] <derpadong> If you switch to normal, you can upgrade the distro
[05:16] <KM0201> ZiRiu: or in some sort of enterprise environment, where you're maintaining a ton of machines
[05:16] <idlemind> ubuntu 11.04 has anyone else issues with Unity (nvidia proprietary drivers) and dual screens locking up shortly after login?
[05:16] <tewa> how can i change loginscreen in ubuntu 10.04 with latest login screen?
[05:17] <nit-wit> tewa, latest?
[05:18] <twister004> derpadong.. can I just run "apt-get upgrade"?... im not sure of the command
[05:18] <tewa> nit-wit:yes
[05:18] <derpadong> yes twister
[05:18] <twister004> or ..."apt-get dist-upgrade"...
[05:18] <nit-wit> tewa, I mean what is the latest.
[05:18] <derpadong> I believe tha is the command
[05:18] <idlemind> apt-get dist-upgrade is the correct command
[05:18] <derpadong> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:18] <idlemind> * yes sudo
[05:18] <derpadong> lol
[05:18] <derpadong> everyone keeps forgetting sudo
[05:19] <derpadong> Gosh
[05:19] <wechat> vivekimsit: add them to /etc/environment                 then do "source /etc/environment"
[05:19] <twister004> :D
[05:19] <idlemind> o sudo my dearest i shall never forget thee again
[05:19] <derpadong> I wonder If Google OS uses sudo lol
[05:19] <tewa> nit-wit: i mean with new graphics
[05:19] <nit-wit> twister004,  derpadong if you change the software sources to regular and run a update the next 10.10 will show in the update manager.
[05:20] <nit-wit> tewa, is this something you know exits are a whim?
[05:20] <derpadong> Yeah
[05:20] <nit-wit> *exists
[05:20] <derpadong> Or he could get the iso for 11.04 and use it as a upgrade source lol
[05:20] <yagoo> derpadong, gOs is meant to use google online stuff.. not much of an os..
[05:20] <tewa> nit-wit:just iam new to ubuntu and i  would like to change the login screen with nay theme login screen
[05:20] <nit-wit> you can upgrade from 10.04 to 11.04
[05:21] <derpadong> You do know that they have a terminal setup under it with bash, yes?
[05:21] <idlemind> anyone else find it annoying that when you maximize a window in unity you get the menu bar and everything merged into top bar but it often goes transparent or am i just old school that i'd like to see my current applications menu all the time it is current for?
[05:21] <nit-wit> tewa, for a easy gui Ubuntu tweak has a app to put what you want there, as far as a picture.
[05:22] <rabbit1> having problem connecting wireless internet from ubuntu 9.10. kindly help
[05:22] <derpadong> yagoo, what do you think Im using atm while my system does some tricks
[05:22] <yagoo> !wifi
[05:22] <vivekimsit> webchat: what does source /etc/environment do?
[05:22] <derpadong> ?
[05:22] <nit-wit> rabbit1, can you tell us your card
[05:22] <tewa> nit-wit :so how can i use that tell me
[05:23] <twister004> derpadong:... I ran the command... the /etc/issue file still shows ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[05:23] <rabbit1> nit-wit: how to find that,?
[05:24] <nit-wit> tewa, ubuntu tweak has a ppa..http://ubuntu-tweak.com/source/ubuntu-tweak-stable/     add it to the apt/sources.list do a update then install it and look in the menu.
[05:25] <derpadong> nit-wit, help twister while I fix my install atm lol please
[05:25] <vivekimsit> webchat: what does source /etc/environment do?
[05:25] <wechat> vivekimsit: read the file into memory
[05:26] <vivekimsit> webchat:ok...
[05:26] <rabbit1> nit-wit: u there?
[05:26] <wechat> vivekimsit: or /etc/profile
[05:27] <vivekimsit> webchat: so if i change the /etc/environment then save it then also the change will not be applied until i do source right?
[05:27] <Guest99024> HI all
[05:27] <Guest99024> first time I've ever opened IRC chat
[05:27] <wechat> vivekimsit: or /etc/bash.bashrc
[05:27] <twister004> darpadong: looks like dist-upgrade upgraded it from 10.04.2 to 10.04.3... is this fine?
[05:28] <Guest99024> just trying to familiarize myself with the controls
[05:28] <yagoo> vivekimsit, /etc/environment may be overwritten may package update?
[05:29] <HackerII> cyall, be good
[05:29] <wechat> vivekimsit: probably yes, source is usefull to load the chages  imidiatelly
[05:29] <twister004> derpadong: should I upgrade from 10.04 to 11.04?
[05:30] <kaNNib^L> when i start ubuntu it goes to terminal how can i get my desktop back
[05:31] <cepayet_> ctrl+alt+F7 ?
[05:31] <derpadong> twister, if you wish but they say good things come with the new distro
[05:32] <r500> wechat:  i want to skip the package, as its stuck now at upgrade
[05:33] <wechat> http://numberformat.wordpress.com/2010/01/24/setting-environment-variables-in-ubuntu/
[05:33] <wechat> r500: so block
[05:33] <kaNNib^L> when i start ubuntu it goes to terminal how can i get my desktop back
[05:33] <vivekimsit> webchat: headbang !!! i did the changes in the /etc/environment and then source /etc/environment ...no result..try it..
[05:34] <wechat> r500: aptitude  forbid-version
[05:34] <twister004> derpadong... I upgraded from 10.04.2 to 10.04.3.... the issue is still there... can you help?
[05:34] <yagoo> kaNNib^L, why would it?
[05:34] <wechat> vivekimsit: http://numberformat.wordpress.com/2010/01/24/setting-environment-variables-in-ubuntu/
[05:34] <yagoo> kaNNib^L, you uninstalled alot of graphic stuff?
[05:34] <wechat> vivekimsit: use ~/.bashrc
[05:34] <kaNNib^L> i updated natty from ubuntu tweak
[05:34] <ActionParsnip> kaNNib^L: if you run: startx   do you get a desktop?
[05:34] <kaNNib^L> it makes it like gnome 3
[05:34] <wechat> r500: something like that but i never use it
[05:34] <kaNNib^L> so i uninstalled couple of things to make it fine
[05:35] <kaNNib^L> and now when i start it
[05:35] <kaNNib^L> it goes to terminal no desktop
[05:35] <yagoo> kaNNib^L, do you get the graphical logon screen?
[05:35] <yagoo> oh
[05:35] <ActionParsnip> kaNNib^L: Natty uses unity. Not gnome3
[05:35] <kaNNib^L> nope
[05:35] <kaNNib^L> i know
[05:35] <yagoo> kaNNib^L, nope to me or ActionParsnip ?
[05:35] <kaNNib^L> i just upgraded gnome
[05:35] <kaNNib^L> nope to ActionParsnip
[05:35] <wechat> kaNNib^L: runlevel
[05:36] <vivekimsit> webchat : u know what happened ? i did the changes by setting the user as root because the /etc/environment is not ediatble by the normal user so the changes r there for the root user only..
[05:36] <vivekimsit> webacht: it works when i change to the root
[05:36] <kaNNib^L> now how to get desktop and fix it up if i will reinstall i will loose heaps of data
[05:36] <wechat> kaNNib^L: dmesg
[05:36] <ActionParsnip> kaNNib^L: then you should ask in #gnome Gnome3 isn't supported here, nor is it stable in Natty
[05:37] <kaNNib^L> i dont want gnome3
[05:37] <wechat> vivekimsit: hope it helps
[05:37] <kaNNib^L> i just want my desktop back
[05:37] <Aranel> need help about an advanced issue: my hdd is falling apart but my Linux installation on it is still intact and fully working, I want to move it to another hdd (bought today, empty), how can I do?
[05:37] <ActionParsnip> kaNNib^L: you won't use any data as you have a backup, right...
[05:37] <vivekimsit> webchat : ok!
[05:37] <wechat> Aranel: PING
[05:37] <jn00gs> hello
[05:37] <Aranel> wechat: ping?
[05:38] <kaNNib^L> i do not have backup ActionParsnip
[05:38] <kaNNib^L> i want to see desktop how i can see it?
[05:38] <wechat> Aranel: http://ping.windowsdream.com/ PING - Ping Is Not Ghost
[05:38] <kaNNib^L> i tried live cd to copy my data but its not opening any drive
[05:38] <r500> wechat:  like we use ctrl+c to cancel the execution; is there something similar keys combinations?
[05:38] <ActionParsnip> kaNNib^L: you can install ppa-purge and remove the gnome3 ppa, it should then reinstall the packages you updated
[05:39] <wechat> r500: ohhhhhhhhhhh a lot!!!!
[05:39] <kaNNib^L> action how?
[05:39] <wechat> r500: i do not know where are they in english
[05:39] <wechat> r500: it's a good question ^)
[05:40] <Aranel> wechat: does it just move data, or makes the OS actually functional on the new hdd?
[05:40] <etiainen> does anyone know if there are gedit environment variables anymore? something along the lines of currentdocument path?
[05:40] <ActionParsnip> kaNNib^L: if you don't have a backup then your data is of no value to you. Drive motors can and do fail. No amount of software will get it back if it mechanically dies
[05:40] <r500> wechat: huh..??
[05:40] <wechat> r500: Ready?
[05:40] <twister004> hi guys... im running a gnome environment... can I have kcm-touchpad package installed?
[05:40] <wechat> r500: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell)#Keyboard_shortcuts
[05:41] <kaNNib^L> ActionParsnip from terminal how to start desktop?
[05:41] <wechat> etiainen: gedit add command in menu you will see variables
[05:42] <ActionParsnip> kaNNib^L: get a wired link if you use wireless and its not connected, you can then install ppa-purge at cli. Look into its syntax on how to use it, its very similar to add-apt-repository
[05:42] <wechat> kaNNib^L: startx, xinit, gdm, ...
[05:43] <ActionParsnip> kaNNib^L: startx  will give a desktop, all being well
[05:43] <kaNNib^L> ok thanks
[05:43] <etiainen> wechat:  which menu?
[05:43] <r500> wechat:  aw .. thnx but guess these  are shell commands...
[05:43] <ActionParsnip> kaNNib^L: do yourself a favour, get a backup regime
[05:43] <wechat> etiainen: http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/Plugins/Snippets at the bottom $GEDIT_SELECTED_TEXT - The currently selected text and so on
[05:44] <kaNNib^L> ok
[05:44] <kaNNib^L> thanks for ur help guys let me check
[05:44] <etiainen> wechat: thanks
[05:44] <wechat> etiainen: extensions or plugins in preferences -> use snippets -> then add new or edit
[05:45] <wechat> r500: what commands do u want?
[05:45] <r500> wechat:  thing is that some1 else is doing that update & install.. i dont know what exactly he is doing and all.
[05:45] <ActionParsnip> Twister004: give it a go. Its free to try and can be re
[05:45] <ActionParsnip> Removed
[05:46] <wechat> r500: Ctrl+Z to suspend, "ps aux" to see processes, "top" for processes
[05:46] <r500> wechat:  anywasy leave that.. thanks for the help.. hav to get busy wit some work
[05:46] <rabbit1> having problem connecting wireless network, it says connected, but internet doesn't work
[05:46] <ActionParsnip> twister004: could always create a virtual system to test.
[05:46] <vivekimsit> webchat : do u use vi..?
[05:47] <r500> he is stuck in between... while installing packges, one of the package installation gets stuck
[05:47] <twister004> ActionParsnip... I installed it and uninstallted it... my touchpad still works... probably fdue to the synaptics drivers... the Xorg.0.log file shows to synaptics related errors... but my touchpad is still baehaving oddly... the pointer doesnt work as per my dierections...
[05:47] <wechat> r500: ps aux | grep upgrade
[05:47] <ActionParsnip> R500: try: ps -ef | grep username
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> twister004: what make and model system?
[05:48] <wechat> vivekimsit: it's tricky, see there http://ontwik.com/tools/vim-from-novice-to-professional-by-derek-wyatt-p1/ , i prefer nano
[05:48] <r500> ActionParsnip:  wechat ok..
[05:49] <twister004> ActionParsnip: it's an Asus 1215 series laptop...
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> R500: ps also can show processes from one user but i don't know it so I just use grep ;)
[05:49] <st47> ps -u username
[05:50] <vivekimsit> webchat: ok ! thanks i will see it
[05:50] <wechat> r500: ps aux | grep apt
[05:50] <ActionParsnip> twister004: any bugs reported for the model?
[05:50] <wechat> vivekimsit: ok
[05:50] <twister004> ActionParsnip... how can I find out?
[05:51] <r500> wechat:  ok..
[05:51] <wechat> r500: so u want to stop apt-get?
[05:52] <Aranel> I want to move my Ubuntu installation from one hdd to another and use it there, would cp -ax / /media/newhdd work?
[05:52] <idlemind> aranel will you be booting from the other hdd only?
[05:52] <NielsMkn> hey guys
[05:52] <wechat> Aranel: better dd ^_^ but even better to use specual apps
[05:53] <NielsMkn> KDE on ubuntu is awesome!! Better than unity for sure :P
[05:53] <Noor_egy>  hello i just recovered my boot grup after installing windows and now there is screen in the begining to give me choice between ubuntu and windows but when i try to log to windows it dont log to it
[05:53] <Aranel> idlemind: yes
[05:53] <yagoo> Aranel, it's not easy..
[05:53] <Aranel> wechat: special apps?
[05:53] <wechat> Aranel: to copy?
[05:53] <yagoo> Aranel, maybe use a tool like clonezilla
[05:53] <wechat> yayayya
[05:53] <wechat> They know :)
[05:53] <wechat> yagoo: thx
[05:53] <Noor_egy> hello i just recovered my boot grup after installing windows and now there is screen in the begining to give me choice between ubuntu and windows but when i try to log to windows it dont log to it ???
[05:54] <r500> wechat:  i want to skip just the one package(since installations is stuck at that package)  out of severals packages
[05:54] <yagoo> Noor_egy, maybe it's trying to boot from the wrong partition
[05:54] <idlemind> clonezilla or some clone utility is your best bet as far as ease goes
[05:54] <wechat> Noor_egy: chainloader +1
[05:54] <yagoo> Noor_egy, try booting off any other ntfs partition (this system reserved ntfs partition may be about 100-300 megs-- this is likely the one)
[05:54] <Aranel> wechat: yagoo: clonezilla.org doesnt work for me.
[05:55] <wechat> r500: you can do with aptitude i guess but never did it myself
[05:55] <Aranel> can't I just copy everything from one hdd to another?
[05:55] <G00053> how do i put libusb 1.0-0 ver 2:1.0.8-2 on lucid i386 when http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=all&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=libusb+1.0-0
[05:55] <wechat> Aranel: I only know PING
[05:55] <Noor_egy> yagoo what do u mean
[05:55] <tamran> Hello all.  I'm using Ubuntu 11.04 and wanted to try installing an older kernel version
[05:55] <wechat> Aranel: or PartImage or likely
[05:55] <r500> wechat: ok will giv a try to it
[05:56] <tamran> is there an easy way to do this with PPA's?
[05:56] <wechat> r500: google it I don't wanna lie caus i don't know exactly
[05:56] <wechat> r500: or google "apt pinning"
[05:57] <yagoo> r500, try using aptitude to "hold" the package.
[05:57] <Aranel> wechat: can you give me the steps to use it for my purpose? download it, copy it to usb-fdd, boot it and..?
[05:57] <Noor_egy> wechat: this order dont work
[05:57] <wechat> Aranel: I only know SystemRescueCd or TrinityKit LiveCd ^)
[05:58] <wechat> Noor_egy: what?
[05:58] <Noor_egy> (07:54:28 AM) wechat: Noor_egy: chainloader +1
[05:58] <wechat> Noor_egy: oh sorry ^)
[05:58] <Noor_egy> no propleme
[05:58] <wechat> Noor_egy: something like two-three commands
[05:58] <NielsMkn> guys how do I create a launcher on my desktop in kde? :o
[05:59] <wechat> Noor_egy: rootnitverify
[05:59] <Aranel> wechat: okay, by the way, why not using cp -ax ?
[05:59] <Noor_egy> seems i dont understand anything
[05:59] <Noor_egy> i'm kinda new with linux
[05:59] <yagoo> Noor_egy, what does fdisk -l say ? (pastebin it)
[06:00] <r500> are there irc vireses too?
[06:00] <r500> i got (11:29:00 AM) darth:  hai anda menggunakan MIRC silakan ketik /server irc.AngelEyez.Net OR DOUBLE click ---> irc://irc.AngelEyez.Net ---> click YES ---> click OK
[06:00] <gaurav_natty> is there tool or command to anylazise website traffic on terminal
[06:00] <r500> am just on frenode
[06:00] <yagoo> r500, you tell #freenod
[06:00] <yagoo> r500, no need to spread spam here
[06:00] <r500> oh ok
[06:00] <r500> hanks
[06:01] <r500> thanks*
[06:01] <Noor_egy> yagoo : http://codepad.org/BEI01ZE3
[06:01] <wechat> Noor_egy: http://paste.ubuntu.com/647982/ But anyway u need to edit grub. But u can get into W by these commands via grub>
[06:02] <wechat> Aranel: too simple?
[06:02] <Aranel> wechat: doesnt it get the work done?
[06:02] <Noor_egy> wechat i think better to edit grup
[06:03] <Noor_egy> hmm
[06:03] <Noor_egy> but how
[06:03] <wechat> aga
[06:03] <Younder> Why does ubuntu use gnome version 2 instead of 3?
[06:03] <madbomber> 11.04?
[06:03] <wechat> Aranel: if u want to clone disk then pribably not
[06:04] <yagoo> Noor_egy, what's on sda5/6/7 (c:\ is which one?)
[06:04] <ZiRiu> Younder, you can install gnome 3 if you want
[06:04] <yagoo> Noor_egy, if u dont know you can mount the ntfs drives with the ntfs-3g module
[06:04] <Noor_egy> sda1
[06:04] <Younder> Ziber, I know
[06:04] <Aranel> wechat: I want to move my entire Ubuntu installation from one hdd to another and start using it from there
[06:04] <Younder> ZiRiu, I know
[06:04] <yagoo> Noor_egy, can you type ->"file -s /dev/sda1" ?
[06:04] <suifengl> but now
[06:05] <yagoo> Noor_egy, that just probes
[06:05] <madbomber> i use ubuntu classic on 11.04
[06:05] <madbomber> cuz the new one sux
[06:05] <madbomber> i just installed 64 bit
[06:05] <madbomber> seems faster
[06:05] <nit-wit> Aranel, you can dd it, or clone it with clonezilla which saves the mbr, or trasfer it with gparted.
[06:06] <Younder> 64 bit is obviously faster on a 64 bit machine. It also requires 30% more RAM..
[06:06] <Aranel> nit-wit: gparted = some GUI love ^^ how to do it with gparted?
[06:06] <madbomber> i didnt even know if i had a 64 bit machine lol, but its an intel multi core
[06:06] <madbomber> so its 64 bit right/
[06:06] <Noor_egy> yagoo http://codepad.org/c3sVgymN
[06:06] <madbomber> it said so when i ran lcpu
[06:06] <madbomber> or whatever
[06:06] <FloodBot1> madbomber: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:06] <babu> is there any java channel
[06:06] <nit-wit> Aranel, it is a copy paste I believe, the second HD has to have a same or bigger partition.
[06:06] <jen> o.o
[06:07] <jen> ken...
[06:07] <babu> i want to copy the result of command after execution to clipboard
[06:07] <Younder> madbomber, depends some 64 bit machines are not supported
[06:07] <madbomber> well its running so it must be eh.   ?  where do i look up my system.  i dont see it under about unbuntu.  sorry ima newb
[06:07] <babu> for e.g when i execute cat a.c ....the contents of a.c should be copied to clipboard..
[06:07] <babu> how to do it
[06:07] <KM0201> jen: you have a PM
[06:08] <Younder> madbomber, look for em64 the MAN extension to 64 bit. Intel licences it for it's own CPU's too
[06:08] <Younder> AMD
[06:08] <Lasers> babu: xclip ?
[06:09] <Lasers> !info xclip | babu
[06:09] <gaurav_natty> i want to analize my website traffic on my terminal
[06:09] <madbomber> i know but where do i go to see my system profile, like my hardware, in ubuntu classic shell
[06:09] <yagoo> Noor_egy, can you type "mount" ?
[06:09] <yagoo> (mount <enter>)
[06:09] <Younder> ubuntu does automount
[06:09] <yagoo> Noor_egy, that will list the mountpoints.. try seeing if /dev/sda5/6/7 is mounted
[06:10] <gaurav_natty> i want to analize my website traffic on my terminal , is there any tool
[06:10] <Younder> so mount/unmount is usually unnecessary
[06:10] <yagoo> gaurav_natty, google webalizer
[06:10] <tamran> is there a PPA for old kernels?
[06:10] <TimmyT>  im going to make a multiseat. here i see an example of xorg.conf : http://pastebin.com/YeCsnmhy . in the device section where BusID is defined is written PCI:1:0:0 and somewhere else PCI 0:2:0 . How can I find out this configurations on my own system? i've an onboard graphic card and a PCI Express one
[06:10] <Noor_egy> yagoo http://codepad.org/gyPj2tyL
[06:10] <gaurav_natty> can i see that result on my terminal
[06:10] <madbomber> where do i go to see my damn hardware from ubuntus perspetive? :)
[06:10] <gaurav_natty> yagoo, can i see that result on my terminal
[06:11] <babu> Lasers, wat s meant by !info
[06:11] <yagoo> Noor_egy, can u acess the desktop with nautilus or konqueror to  /media/D ,  /media/E or,  /media/F ?
[06:11] <Younder> madbomber, administrative meny, system
[06:11] <madbomber> oh younder, i have 7 processors at 870 @ 2.93 GHz?  running64 bit natty
[06:11] <madbomber> this means im actually in 64 right? :)
[06:11] <st47> babu: it's just an instruction that tells ubottu to give you information, see the message that ubottu said
[06:11] <yagoo> Noor_egy, see which one has "Windows" or "WINDOWS" folder..
[06:11] <Younder> madbomber, sounds like a intel i7
[06:12] <Younder> madbomber, so yes
[06:12] <madbomber> its 64bit if its running ubuntu 65 rite?  man im rusty lol. okay thanks
[06:12] <madbomber> yea it seems faster
[06:12] <madbomber> i alsmost installed mint or some other dumb ones ubuntu
[06:12] <madbomber> kubuntu
[06:12] <Aranel> nit-wit: okay I created a new/bigger ext3 partition on my new hdd, now how can I copy/paste it? :)
[06:13] <yagoo> gaurav_natty, i believe there are so many tools for this.. this isn't really ubuntu related
[06:13] <nit-wit> Aranel, hyou on a live cd?
[06:13] <Aranel> nit-wit: nope, but I do have one -Ubuntu 11.04-, I can boot from it
[06:13] <KM0201> madbomber: you can confirm what kernel you're using, by typing "uname -a" no quotes, and don't forget the space, in a terminal
[06:13] <yagoo> gaurav_natty, i would use "list of software web analysis site:wikipedia" in google searcvh
[06:13] <gaurav_natty> yagoo, i want all my website traffic on terminal in ubuntu
[06:13] <babu> when i typed !info..it displays man page for talk
[06:14] <babu> wat it means
[06:14] <nit-wit> Aranel, you have to do this from a live cd using gparted just turn off the swap and right click the partion to save , then copy and then paste to the new HD.
[06:14] <yagoo> Noor_egy, did my post make sense?
[06:14] <yagoo> Noor_egy, nautilus is gnome's default file browser
[06:15] <nit-wit> Aranel, been awhile since I have done it but it is justa a dd using gparted, I think you may have to load the grub bootloader to the new HD's mbr.
[06:15] <wechat> madbomber: cut some processors for me ^)
[06:15] <nit-wit> *grub2 that is
[06:15] <madbomber> sire//..sure :)
[06:16] <madbomber> linux is one of the only good thing left with the nt besides irc
[06:16] <Aranel> nit-wit: and make a change on fstab?
[06:16] <nit-wit> Aranel, fstab should be okay exceopt fpr the new swap I think.
[06:17] <nit-wit> *for
[06:18] <nit-wit> Aranel, you wouldn't copy paste the swap but make a new one, then in the terminal run sudo blkid to get the new uuid for the swap and put it in fstab
[06:19] <Aranel> nit-wit: okay ^^ now I'm off to boot from livecd and copy it :)
[06:19] <tayler900> good luck
[06:19] <Guest89512> how can i get Higher resolution in xbuntu?
[06:20] <nit-wit> Aranel, cool I just opned my gparted and there is a right click copy so I think your on your way.)
[06:20] <nick12524> i do not know
[06:20] <nick12524> it wont boot from the hard drive :/
[06:21] <nit-wit> nick12524,  what's up
[06:22] <nick12524> i can not get my computer to boot from the hard drive
[06:22] <nick12524> just from cd
[06:22] <nick12524> and from realtek boot manager
[06:22] <nick12524> witch always finds nothing
[06:23] <Guest89512> how do I get higher resolutions?
[06:23] <nit-wit> nick12524, to make this easiest lets use the bootscript, it is a excellent tool just for this. http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/    pastebin the text file.
[06:23] <tayler900> is every thing placed in?
[06:24] <paskill> why cann i only change with sudo in my samba mounted direction?
[06:24] <paskill> how do i change that?
[06:25] <GK0199> is anyone good at routers maybe I can PM and get help
[06:26] <bazhang> GK0199, thats really a hardware issue, try ##hardware
[06:26] <paskill> or #cisco
[06:27] <KM0201> or your router manual
[06:27] <paskill> there are taff guis
[06:27] <wechat_sleeping> or on #God
[06:27] <paskill> +y
[06:27] <KM0201> lol
[06:27] <bazhang> wechat_sleeping, thats not helpful
[06:27] <wechat_sleeping> ok i'm keeping silence
[06:28] <KM0201> bazhang: he was obviously sleep talking.. :)
[06:30] <harshada_> anyone knows how to set up command completion by up and down arrow ??
[06:30] <harshada_> anyone knows how to set up command completion by up and down arrow ??
[06:31] <phendrana> ^_^
[06:31] <phendrana> its me jen!
[06:32] <KM0201> i take it it worked?
[06:32] <phendrana> yes! all I need to do i install :DDDDD
[06:32] <KM0201> lol, ok.
[06:32] <phendrana> I know I know...calm down..
[06:32] <KM0201> phendrana: u have a PM>
[06:33] <wechat_sleeping> harshada_: Tab?
[06:35] <harshada_> wechat_sleeping: suppose in command i type svn and press up key then it should display commands start with svn like svn update.. which is from history
[06:36] <wechat_sleeping> harshada_: only tab, install bash_completion package and configure it
[06:37] <paskill> has anyone a idea how i save the username and password for my smbmount?
[06:37] <harshada_> wechat_sleeping: ok thanks
[06:37] <babu> how to use xclip cmd
[06:37] <paskill> so i dont hav to sudo always when i chang in my /mnt/*share* direction?
[06:39] <babu> how to use xclip cmd
[06:39] <wildgoose> man xclip
[06:40] <wechat_sleeping> s/how to use/man
[06:41] <wasanzy_> hi all
[06:42] <wasanzy_> some quick question
[06:43] <honey_> how can i customize my login screen in ubuntu 10.04?
[06:43] <madbomber> what doya mean?
[06:44] <wasanzy_> am trying to use cp command to copy files and directories to another directory with the -f parameter, but it is still asking me to confirm before copy could take effect, I want to actually force the copy
[06:44] <cuidas> Hi everyone! Anyone got an idea when MySQL 5.5 will be available through apt?
[06:45] <ZiRiu> wasanzy_, did you try using su?
[06:45] <wasanzy_> yes
[06:46] <honey_> hi evry one how can i customize my login screen in ubuntu 10.04?
[06:46] <wasanzy_> am doing it as supper user
[06:46] <ZiRiu> Hmm. If you're a super user it should just copy.
[06:46] <wasanzy_> but is not comping
[06:46] <wechat_sleeping> wasanzy_: do u use -R
[06:46] <redeyyez> my nix box becomes sluggish after a week or so.  Ive ran ps -A / ps -a  and kill many process via kill PID, Not totally certain if that's a good idea, and that doesn't totally return it to a "fresh" boot state, probably a n00b solution but im sure there's gotta be more i don't grasp yet on how to fix this via terminal rather than doing "kill" or "reboot". Besides im somewhat a linux n00b.  Running kubuntu:natty:
[06:46] <wasanzy_> no
[06:47] <wasanzy_> I used -rf
[06:47] <jaima> hi people! I'm trying to get grub menu show up on boot (not silent) which mine never showed up. How I have to configure?
[06:48] <jaima> redeyyez, You should look at what init scripts starts on boot
[06:48] <wechat_sleeping> wasanzy_: -rfn
[06:49] <wasanzy_> ok let me try that
[06:49] <Gunz4MiPPle> redeyyez: install htop and mess around with the fields to sort, ram, cpu, etc
[06:49] <wechat_sleeping> redeyyez: install htop
[06:51] <wechat_sleeping> cuidas: or if it will be PPA or when it will be in Debian Testing and the next release after in Ubuntu
[06:52] <cuidas> wechat_sleeping: sorry, i don't understand what you mean...
[06:53] <wechat_sleeping> cuidas: o_o mysql-common 5.1.57-3 in debi testing . So wait. It's better to prepared and tested package, believe.
[06:54] <snimavat> Any one running Nvidia GT 525 m here ?
[06:54] <snimavat> I can not boot from live CD, it goes blank
[06:55] <wechat_sleeping> snimavat: so burn something on it :)
[06:55] <snimavat> Its a DEll xps l502x system with i7, Nvidia GT 525m optimus, live cd does not boot, after initial screen that shows keyboard icon, it goes black
[06:55] <cuidas> wechat_sleeping: thanks. i'm already using it succesfully on a fedora machine, it's stable since 12/2010, and i want it on my ubuntu... :-)
[06:55] <snimavat> I mean blank screen :)
[06:55] <ZiRiu> snimavat: do you see the ubuntu live cd boot menu thing?
[06:55] <wechat_sleeping> cuidas: mysql-server is also 5.1
[06:56] <wechat_sleeping> snimavat: sorry it was not a good joke
[06:56] <Lasers> snimavat: That laptop is bulky? :O
[06:56] <snimavat> ZiRiu : You mean the screen that shows option to try or install ?
[06:56] <ZiRiu> snimavat: yeah
[06:56] <wechat_sleeping> snimavat: try some options when boot apic, noapic, failsafe, i don't know
[06:57] <snimavat> Lasers : That laptop is excellent choice, and i dont think i will have any trouble in moving it around with me :)
[06:57] <cuidas> wechat_sleeping: thx (i was talking about the server... forgot to tell... ;-) )
[06:57] <snimavat> wechat_sleeping : i heard some  thing about nomodeset, but dont know much
[06:57] <Lasers> snimavat: Good workout, indeed. :)
[06:58] <snimavat> Lasers : its not that bulky really
[06:58] <snimavat> :)
[06:58] <wechat_sleeping> cuidas: ask'em :)  Debian MySQL Maintainers <pkg-mysql-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org>
[06:59] <wechat_sleeping> snimavat: i knew less then use about nomodeset ...
[07:00] <wasanzy_> cp -rfn source dest, is giving me invalid option cp: invalid option -- n
[07:00] <wasanzy_> Try `cp --help' for more information
[07:03] <TrentonAdams> I need to add the pcie_aspm=off option to the kernel line.  Do I have to run any sort of update commands after that?  Also, what were the update commands for messing with the boot process?  I've forgotten.
[07:03] <wasanzy_> cp -rfn source dest, is giving me invalid option cp: invalid option -- n
[07:03] <wasanzy_> Try `cp --help' for more information
[07:03] <richardjprice> is it possible to tweak grub while running the ubuntu live? i have got ubuntu on the system already but my current grub setup isnt letting me boot into it
[07:07] <Rouse> how to run exe file in terminal
[07:07] <DangerOnTheRangr> Rouse: Do you mean a Windows executable, or a Linux one?
[07:07] <basncy> reboot, then cbhoss
[07:08] <Rouse> inkml is a exe application which is in my home folder
[07:08] <Rouse> i have to install it
[07:08] <Rouse> not installing just to run it
[07:08] <Rouse> when i tried it using sudo /path/filename
[07:08] <Rouse> \it says command not found
[07:08] <basncy> then choose windows xxxx   and click start run  type cmd,then you can run exe in terminal
[07:09] <samsul_> wine
[07:09] <Rouse> without wine could i ?
[07:09] <samsul_> Rose : didn't think so...
[07:09] <samsul_> you need an emulator...
[07:10] <Rouse> it means ?
[07:10] <samsul_> like wine... or PlayOn Linux..
[07:10] <Rouse> okay fine give me the terminal command to install wine or emulator what ever be
[07:11] <samsul_> sudo apt-get install wine
[07:11] <bazhang> !wine > Rouse
[07:13] <wasanzy_> any help please
[07:13] <k_sze> I can't connect to the Samba share on my Natty rig from Mac OS X.
[07:13] <samsul__> is there anyone can set up bind9?
[07:13] <wasanzy_> the cp -rfn is not working,
[07:13] <k_sze> I have configured samba using gadmin-samba, by following this guide: http://www.ghacks.net/2009/12/25/configure-samba-with-gadmin-samba/
[07:13] <wasanzy_> samsul_: yes I can
[07:14] <flametai1> I had a wireless keyboard previously and it all of a sudden out of the blue stopped working with Ubuntu 10.10, but if I pressed the FN key on it it would just continuously  type iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii over and over. Until I pressed a button and then it would stop. Thinking the keyboard was the problem I bought a new one, which is a corded USB keyboard. It worked for about 2 months and now this one is working fine except it
[07:14] <flametai1> presses iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii over and over now randomly.
[07:14] <samsul__> wasanzy_ : could you tell me please..
[07:14] <flametai1> Anyone know my god damn problem?
[07:14] <TimmyT> hooooolaaaaaaaaa
[07:14] <TimmyT> hey guys
[07:15] <TimmyT> morning
[07:15] <wasanzy_> to tell you how to setup bind9? do you already have it install?
[07:15] <flametai1> About ready to throw Ubuntu out the window as much as I like it =/ It's just becoming a pain in the ass now though.
[07:15] <samsul__> i just install it..
[07:15] <MrDudle> flametai1: swearing won't help you
[07:16] <MrDudle> flametai1: Did that only happen in a certain program?
[07:16] <flametai1> MrDudle, swearing makes me feel better considering I've asked this question in here AND #linux a thousand times and no one seems to know what's going on =|
[07:16] <MrDudle> Or in all programs that allow text input?
[07:16] <MrDudle> Well, flametai1, people here do have lives.
[07:16] <flametai1> MrDudle, anything, even the OS itself.
[07:16] <MrDudle> I'm not even sure what that means.
[07:17] <MrDudle> How do you know it would produce 'i' if it wasn't in a program or something?
[07:17] <flametai1> .........selects a file/folder that has i in it
[07:17] <flametai1> searches for files with "i"
[07:17] <flametai1> etc.
[07:20] <MrDudle> flametai1: Honestly sounds like a keyboard problem.
[07:20] <flametai1> MrDudle, the keyboard is brand friking new.
[07:20] <nick1254> how to completly wipe a hard drive?
[07:20] <MrDudle> This is why I don't like wireless things.
[07:20] <yagoo> nick1254, how are you doing?
[07:21] <nick1254> still no success
[07:21] <flametai1> MrDudle, the one pressing i randomly isn't wireless. My previous one is wireless and presses i when I press FN
[07:21] <yagoo> nick1254, yikes
[07:21] <nick1254> this is a nightmare
[07:22] <MrDudle> nickhang on a second
[07:22] <MrDudle> nick1254: http://eraser.heidi.ie/
[07:23] <MrDudle> actually nick1254
[07:23] <MrDudle> http://www.dban.org/
[07:23] <nick1254> i dont have windows
[07:23] <MrDudle> that'd be more what you want
[07:23] <FloodBot1> MrDudle: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:23] <nick1254> i just tried dban and it gave me errors
[07:23] <MrDudle> nick1254: what errors?
[07:24] <nick1254> there were 3
[07:24] <nick1254> they were non fatual
[07:24] <nick1254> i think it said
[07:24] <MrDudle> wait
[07:24] <MrDudle> you tried it before i gave you the link?
[07:24] <nick1254> yes
[07:24] <MrDudle> try redownloading it
[07:25] <MrDudle> and reburning
[07:26] <yagoo> nick1254, you sure u have them on sata? (like they're not external harddrive boxes that can have usb and sata ports)
[07:26] <nick1254> no its an internal hard drive
[07:26] <nick1254> and its sata
[07:26] <nick1254> iv tried unpluging it all from the motherboard and plugging it back in 2 times
[07:26] <yagoo> nick1254, sata1/2
[07:27] <Aaron_> hey i have a question i just install compiz and i started it up, but the minimize button and the close button are no longer appear the tittle bar is gone any ideas?
[07:27] <Guest99024> test
[07:27] <nick1254> its in sata 1
[07:27] <Guest99024> good
[07:27] <yagoo> Aaron_, try using the metacity window manager..
[07:27] <nick1254> the motherboard has 6 sata slots
[07:27] <Aaron_> yagoo, how?
[07:27] <yagoo> nick1254, sata1 drive? sounds too old
[07:28] <yagoo> !metacity
[07:28] <Aaron_> if i enable metacity then, compiz dissappears
[07:28] <nick1254> oh im not sure if its 1 or 2
[07:28] <yagoo> nick1254, if they're new then they're sata2
[07:28] <nick1254> i just ment its hooked into the 1st sata slot on the motherboard
[07:28] <Aaron_> any help?
[07:29] <nick1254> the computer is probably about 3 or 4 years old
[07:29] <nick1254> and its the origonal hard drive
[07:29] <Loshki> nick1254: and what exactly are you trying to do?
[07:29] <nick1254> the bios wont alow me to place the hard drive in the boot order
[07:29] <nick1254> so i cant boot an operating system from the hard drive
[07:29] <nick1254> only off live cds
[07:29] <yagoo> Loshki, he was never able to show his harddrive on the boot-order menu with bios..though his bios shows the harddrives in the bios and powerup
[07:30] <nick1254> yes the bios recognizes that its there
[07:30] <yagoo> and.. I even helped him update his bios too
[07:30] <nick1254> but i cant place it in the boot order
[07:30]  * yagoo thinks gateway may be putting a hardware restriction
[07:31] <yagoo> nick1254, the only risk u can probably take is to use a bios not from gateway .. but that's probably too risky..
[07:31] <nick1254> yea wont that mess up the motherboard potentially?
[07:31] <nick1254> nad when vista was on the hard drive it would boot
[07:32] <nick1254> *and
[07:33] <Loshki> yagoo: thanks, I totally missed that part. On my cheap ECS mobo, I've had problems like that. As a workaround, can't you boot from somewhere else?
[07:33] <k_sze> Do nvidia graphics card still work in general?
[07:33] <demonmachine> :)
[07:34] <k_sze> I think I'm going out there to buy the cheapest one that supports DVI or HDMI output.
[07:34] <k_sze> this analog d-sub output to my LCD is killing my eyes.
[07:34] <yagoo> Loshki, nick1254
[07:35] <nick1254> yes
[07:35]  * yagoo says nick1254 has updated his bios to 1.00R
[07:35] <nick1254> and i have an ecs mobo
[07:36] <nick1254> its an ecs nvidia 680i lt
[07:36] <Loshki> k_sze: read newegg and search ebay reviews to be sure whatever you buy will run well under ubuntu...
[07:36] <yagoo> nick1254, you said u install ubuntu to one of the drives?
[07:36] <yagoo> (installed?)
[07:36] <nick1254> yes iv installed 11.4
[07:36] <nick1254> and 10.4
[07:36] <nick1254> and neither will boot
[07:37] <yagoo> on two physical drives?
[07:37] <nick1254> well both on the same drive
[07:37] <nick1254> one at a time
[07:37] <nick1254> first 11.4
[07:37] <nick1254> that wouldnt bot so i tried 10.4
[07:37] <Libear> 大家好
[07:37] <Loshki> nick1254: but you successfully previously booted vista from that drive in that slot?
[07:38] <yagoo> nick1254, do you have any "Legacy IDE->AHCI" bios option?
[07:38] <nick1254> yes
[07:38] <Libear> 在么
[07:38] <nick1254> thats what was on the machine when i got it
[07:38] <k_sze> !chinese
[07:38] <nick1254> and im not sure
[07:38] <nick1254> theres so many bios options and a lot of it is foriegn to me
[07:38] <nick1254> witch really doesnt help
[07:41] <Rouse> what is the command for rebooting ?
[07:41] <nick1254> im calling it quits for the night
[07:41] <nick1254> im sick of working on this for now haha
[07:41] <nick1254> thanks though for all the help
[07:42] <nick1254> maybe il figure it out eventually
[07:42] <yagoo> Rouse, reboot
[07:43] <Rouse> command not found
[07:43] <rkhshm> are there any perl modules for capturing subnet activity
[07:43] <yagoo> Rouse, shutdown -r
[07:43] <yagoo> or do ctl-alt-del in console
[07:43] <yagoo> :p
[07:44] <rkhshm> i'm planning to write a script to get all IPs within the subnet and procure its activity
[07:44] <yagoo> rkhshm, LOL
[07:44] <rkhshm> yagoo: why?
[07:45] <yagoo> rkhshm, you need an ethercap device
[07:45] <Rouse> done
[07:45] <yagoo> if this is at the router then it's possible (using an attachment to a switch)
[07:45] <yagoo> Rouse, mind me saying rebooting doesnt always fix things in linux
[07:46] <yagoo> rkhshm, i'm sure there's more than half a good dozen socket libraries for perl
[07:47] <yagoo> rkhshm, i'm not too sure how well "promiscuous" modes can be set in perl..
[07:48] <aum> is there any firefox and cookie related room
[07:50] <YankDownUnder> aum, Have you tried #mozilla ...?
[07:50] <YankDownUnder> aum, ...or #firefox ??
[07:51] <aum> ok thank you
[07:54] <LostyJai> hey guys...
[07:54] <LostyJai> anyone good with grub
[07:54] <Queeb> hi
[07:55] <LostyJai> for some reason my ubuntu boots up in GRUB
[07:55] <LostyJai> "GNU GRUB version 1.98-1ubuntu12" to be exact
[07:55] <LostyJai> how do i tell it to boot?
[07:56] <jiltdil> want to use the original unix os any one have the link to download iso?
[07:56] <yagoo> LostyJai, ?
[07:56] <YankDownUnder> LostyJai, Um...what exactly do you mean? "Boots up in GRUB" is not really very illustrative...
[07:56] <aum> i have edited cookies.sqlite manually but my browser is not showing the changes is there any other file to edit
[07:56] <yagoo> you're trying to update grubstage1/2 and mbr for grub2 but grub1 is loaded up instead?
[07:56] <LostyJai> um...
[07:57] <yagoo> ,/for/to/ grub2
[07:57] <YankDownUnder> aum, Have you asked this question in #firefox?
[07:57] <LostyJai> i start up my server
[07:57] <LostyJai> and it just goes into grub command line
[07:57] <aum> yes but nobody is replying
[07:57] <YankDownUnder> LostyJai, Right - that explains.
[07:57] <yagoo> LostyJai, did u do update-grub2 ?
[07:57] <LostyJai> do you want a screenshot?
[07:57] <YankDownUnder> LostyJai, Have you booted the server with a live CD and then try to re-install grub?
[07:57] <LostyJai> i don't know how i can better explain it
[07:57] <LostyJai> yagoo: no
[07:58] <yagoo> u didnt generate a grub.cfg file
[07:58] <LostyJai> it booted up fine before
[07:58] <LostyJai> but not anymore
[07:58] <YankDownUnder> LostyJai, Here's what I picture: You turn on the machine. It goes through the post, then just sits at the GRUB menu, right?
[07:58] <LostyJai> yes
[07:58] <LostyJai> well it's not really a menu
[07:58] <LostyJai> it's more...... GRUB terminal
[07:59] <truepurple> Is there a special reason to mount a independent third partition into home rather then into its own spot?
[07:59] <YankDownUnder> LostyJai, Yes yes yes, I know...been there done that. What you want to do is to boot with a liveCD, then "chroot" to the root filesystem, mounting everything you need to mount, then re-install grub.
[07:59] <yagoo> LostyJai, easy solution.. just use ubuntuinstallcd and choose repair grub install
[07:59] <LostyJai> how do i get it to boot off hd(0,1) ?
[07:59] <LostyJai> mmmmm
[07:59] <LostyJai> ok
[08:00] <LostyJai> advanced options -> rescue mode?
[08:00] <yagoo> i believe so
[08:00] <jvgeli> need help, im installing kernel 3 on natty,but when i get to the headers it says dependency not satisfied but the dependency its referring to is itself
[08:00] <LostyJai> well nothing else to select
[08:00] <yagoo> !grub
[08:00] <LostyJai> here goes
[08:02] <yagoo> LostyJai, there's also this.. but i never used it
[08:02] <yagoo> LostyJai, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[08:02] <LostyJai> thanks
[08:04] <truepurple> Is there a special reason to mount a independent third partition into home rather then into its own spot?
[08:05] <yagoo> truepurple, well to create shares u need to have it more public for 1+ users
[08:05] <yagoo> truepurple, i don't know what you mean "own spot".. I'm guessing you mean /media /mnt standard locations
[08:06] <truepurple> Sure on the second thing you said
[08:06] <truepurple> But the first, "create shares"?
[08:07] <yagoo> truepurple, i was guessing what you were meaning about user's own preference-- making a user's own sharing under his home directory
[08:07] <al__> whats the flags to the cp command to copy everything unless it is a *avi AND over say 5G in size?
[08:07] <jvgeli> need help, im installing kernel 3 on natty,but when i get to the headers it says dependency not satisfied but the dependency its referring to is itself
[08:08] <yagoo> truepurple, bottom line is security.. how much you want a user to allow him to make his own mountpoints
[08:08] <yagoo> jvgeli, that sounds like bleeding edge.. kernel v 3 already?
[08:08] <jvgeli> yagoo: yeah.
[08:09] <yagoo> they jumped .6 numbers.. looks like about a week ago..
[08:09] <jvgeli> yagoo: anyway i got it to install forcibly. restarting now to try it on Natty.
[08:09] <truepurple> yagoo: I never said anything about "users own preference"
[08:09] <yagoo> jvgeli, what does it have.., usb3 ?
[08:10] <truepurple> yagoo: I am the only person that uses this PC
[08:10] <yagoo> jvgeli, /home implies user's own
[08:10] <jvgeli> yagoo: not sure. but Im using one of the fusion APU from AMD and support has recently been added to the latest kernel.
[08:10] <yagoo> jvgeli, fusefilesystems overcome the burdence of old system filesystem maintenance.. (gnomevfs)
[08:11] <jen> guess who's a happy camper now? Thanks Ken!
[08:13] <jen> ^_^
[08:13] <KM0201> i take it everything worked?
[08:14] <jvgeli> yagoo: im on Kernel 3.0.0-0300rc4-generic now. everything is ffffassssttt! ATI radeon cafd works great out of the box. great upgrade!
[08:14] <jen> yes!!! :DDDDDDDD
[08:14] <yagoo> jvgeli, i imagine it is especially with that scheduler patch pulled in after 2.6.36
[08:14] <KM0201> well hallelujah.
[08:14] <KM0201> lol
[08:15] <root_> hey I got some problems with vlc. everytime when I try to run it i get an error message
[08:15] <jen> now...to install flash stuff
[08:15] <KM0201> jen: it should already be installed... i checked to install it during the install process
[08:16] <jen> oh ok I shall check whirled
[08:17] <truepurple> yagoo:
[08:17] <angawar> Hi, I was wondering if somebody could help me with my screen setup?
[08:18] <angawar> to setup the xorg.conf...
[08:19] <jen> its so very nice to hear 'scream, aim, fire' on my whirled again ^///^
[08:19] <angawar> 24 main screen with two 22" rotated screens, one on each side
[08:20] <Lasers> !xorg | angawar
[08:20] <Lasers> angawar: Just a start.
[08:20] <angawar> Thank you
[08:23] <cad> hey, guys, is there an easy way to get access to my windows mobile device in ubuntu? like installing just one deb file?
[08:24] <angawar> Just have to rotate two of my screens, one on each side.. Cant figure it out :/
[08:25] <astraljava> cad: I can't think of any other way outside of the mass memory of it being mounted, just as some Symbian phones etc.
[08:27] <jaap_> goodmorning
[08:27] <angawar> Could someone help me please?
[08:28] <YankDownUnder> angawar, Patience.
[08:28] <jaap_> how can i disable auto log oof
[08:28] <jaap_> oof=off
[08:28] <corestorm> how is everyone
[08:28] <corestorm> I'm having some serious issues setting up a VPN right now.
[08:29] <corestorm> I've actually been trying for 2 days
[08:29] <corestorm> Does anyone got a minute and can help
[08:29] <corestorm> I've paid $300 for the service for the year
[08:29] <corestorm> and they cant help with linux issues
[08:29] <corestorm> =\
[08:29] <cad> how typical )
[08:29] <corestorm> Very
[08:29] <corestorm> lol
[08:30] <corestorm> network-manager wont install on my distro
[08:30] <corestorm> And i have no clue how to use VPNc
[08:30] <corestorm> kvpnc that is
[08:31] <YankDownUnder> corestorm, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN
[08:31] <babu> is there any way to convert from doc/odt to pdf
[08:31] <corestorm> thanks yank
[08:31] <corestorm> i'll take a look
[08:32] <corestorm> PPTP (Microsoft VPN)
[08:32] <corestorm> sudo apt-get install network-manager-pptp
[08:32] <corestorm> Cisco VPN
[08:32] <corestorm> sudo apt-get install network-manager-vpnc
[08:32] <corestorm> OpenVPN
[08:32] <FloodBot1> corestorm: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:32] <corestorm> sudo apt-get install network-manager-openvpn
[08:32] <corestorm> I cant use network manager
[08:33] <jaap_> how can i disable auto log out
[08:34] <llutz> corestorm: _why_ does networkmanager not install?
[08:35] <cad> log?
[08:35] <corestorm> Set
[08:35] <corestorm> er
[08:35] <corestorm> sec
[08:35] <corestorm> i'll get the log
[08:35] <FloodBot1> corestorm: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:35] <soulis77-SE> I can't get the sudo apt-get install php-apc to work. It don't find the package. Itried pecl install apc, but get error: running: phpize
[08:35] <shadowpit> Hello, I've got a problem with my Ubuntu Server 11.04 amd64, can I request for help here or is there a better place to that ?
[08:35] <llutz> !enter| corestorm:
[08:35] <edreza> dfdsf
[08:35] <corestorm> No problem.
[08:36] <YankDownUnder> shadowpit, Have you tried #ubuntu-server yet?
[08:36] <edreza> we dont have internet waaaaaaaaaa
[08:36] <corestorm> The following packages block the update: arping
[08:36] <shadowpit> yankdownUnder, nop, I'll give it a try. Thanks. ;-)
[08:36] <YankDownUnder> edreza, Um...are you communicating with us via the spirit world?
[08:36] <corestorm> So it's not letting me download network manager
[08:38] <babu> is there any way to convert from doc/odt to pdf
[08:38] <corestorm> any ideas guys ?
[08:38] <YankDownUnder> babu, Print to PDF.
[08:38] <cad> corestorm, sudo apt-get update
[08:39] <corestorm> alright cad
[08:39] <llutz> babu: libreoffice/openoffice have a pdf-export function
[08:39] <Lasers> angawar: Just got your message.
[08:39] <Lasers> angawar: Check Additional Drivers. Make sure it's enabled. Restart. Go to Nvidia-Settings (under System/Preferences) and set it up from there.
[08:39] <YankDownUnder> "Print to file" is a general option on ANY linux based system - you can choose PS or PDF as the output.
[08:39] <babu> how to upgrade openoffice only
[08:40] <cad> corestorm, just remove "arping"
[08:40] <llutz> YankDownUnder: right, but you'll first have to use an app being able to read(open) doc/odt
[08:40] <corestorm> cad
[08:40] <shen> how remove kde-desktop
[08:41] <baskak> i have an ati radeon 9200, and no unity. "unity_support_test -p" gives the following: http://paste.ubuntu.com/647158/, however the card IS capable of gl 1.4 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon). it's running on default driver, there are no additional drivers available, and to my knowledge currently only the  included drivers support radeon 9200 (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1540387)
[08:41] <babu> how to upgrade openoffice only
[08:41] <YankDownUnder> llutz, Um...most linux installations come with SOMETHING...like OO or LO or SO or similar...
[08:41] <corestorm> this is going to sound really stupid, i'm new to linux. my friend installed it on my computer for me. how exactly do i remove arping
[08:42] <astraljava> babu: What do you mean upgrade openoffice only? Why do you need to upgrade it in the first place? Please be more specific with your questions, it's really hard to guess what you're after.
[08:42] <shen> apt-get --purge remove
[08:42] <cad> in terminal : sudo apt-get remove {package-name}     / or purge
[08:42] <Benkinooby> hi, i am looking for a pdf view that can show annotations... suggestions? i tried evince, gv, xpdf.. with out luck... is ther a package to be installed for annotation supprt?
[08:42] <babu> astraljava,  i want to update open office to the newer version
[08:42] <shen> yes
[08:42] <bluecatss> hi alll
[08:42] <viii> hey, anyone have troubles with or running a lenovo y470?
[08:43] <bluecatss> nice to meat you
[08:43] <astraljava> babu: From what version? Which ubuntu release are you using? There are possibilities, but I'm really not sure why you want to do that in the first place.
[08:43] <corestorm> Okay thanks
[08:44] <corestorm> i'll try this again i really appreciate your help on this.
[08:44] <janedoe> hey, I have been thinking about about installing neorouter, however ubuntu gives me a notification about it being my risk installing it and that it could cause damage.. could anyone recommend doing it anyway?
[08:44] <babu> astraljava, i'm using ubuntu 10.10... i'm currently using v3.2
[08:44] <bluecatss> nice to meat you babu
[08:44] <dyd> i have a tar file, i want the files to be extracted in /, how do i run the command?
[08:45] <llutz> dyd tar -C
[08:45] <soreau> dyd: / isnt a good place to store files for one
[08:45] <dyd> the files are of flash player
[08:46] <soreau> ! flash
[08:46] <dyd> if i extract them with tar xvf install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz
[08:46] <dyd> it creates a folder
[08:46] <astraljava> babu: Ahh... then, I'm afraid, it's only possible by compiling from sources. However, there's a LibreOffice PPA on launchpad, if you really need that. Just out of curiosity, is this related to printing to PDF, or another matter?
[08:46] <tomodachi> dyd: why not install flash from aptitude?
[08:46] <dyd> soreau: thanks
[08:47] <astraljava> babu: I just won't recommend the usage of PPAs. They're completely out of support (excluding whatever the PPA maintainer _might_ give).
[08:47] <dyd> tomodachi: dunno, i was on website and it made me download the package
[08:47] <janedoe> ok, since I am being ignored, is there any chance that I can be read anyway and responded to?
[08:48] <babu> astraljava, i just want to update the openoffice to newer version....it's not relating to pdf
[08:48] <tomodachi> dyd:  if you are using ubuntu and want flash,  there is a better way!
[08:49] <tomodachi> dyd: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/03/install-adobe-flash-player-ubuntu-11-04-natty-narwhal/
[08:49] <tomodachi> this should work
[08:49] <dyd> tomodachi: using apt-get? next time i'll use that :D
[08:49] <jacob_> for ubuntu 10.10
[08:49] <tomodachi> dyd:  do it now instead of next time!
[08:49] <dyd> tomodachi: oh yea... i prefer command line :))
[08:49] <astraljava> babu: Right. Well, can't help with that, outside of giving the line: "Compile from sources". Haven't done it myself, so cannot support the operation. Good luck!
[08:49] <Guest62130> can we get google desktop for ubuntu 10.10
[08:49] <dyd> tomodachi: i already installed it, it's working!
[08:49] <tomodachi> ok
[08:49] <babu> i found a office suite named libreoffice in ubuntu 11.04....wat's the difference bn it and open office..has canonical switched ..or oracle renamed it
[08:50] <dyd> babu: i think it was just renamed
[08:50] <Lasers> babu: We're going with LibreOffice. We already have it in 11.04 -- It's really same with OpenOffice except branding name and few little things.
[08:50] <viii> babu, open source forked the project since oracle has rights to openoffice
[08:50] <janedoe> alright, I c, thanks for nthn
[08:50] <astraljava> babu: LibreOffice is a port of OpenOffice, supported by a foundation. Separate from OpenOffice, though some degree of cooperation might be expected. Oracle owns OpenOffice nowadays.
[08:51] <Lasers> babu: Keeping it free, bro. :)
[08:52] <Benkinooby> hi, i am looking for a pdf view that can show annotations... suggestions? i tried evince, gv, xpdf.. with out luck... is ther a package to be installed for annotation supprt?
[08:53] <Noor_egy> hello , i resored my linux grab after i installed windows and now there is screen that show me the choices to choose from windows and linux but when i try to log to windows it gives me invaled signature
[08:54] <janedoe>  hey, I have been thinking about about installing neorouter, however ubuntu gives me a notification about it being my risk installing it and that it could cause damage.. could anyone recommend doing it anyway?
[08:55] <szal> Noor_egy: you what your linux what?
[08:55] <Lasers> grub.
[08:55] <tomodachi> janedoe: what do you want? vpn?
[08:55] <janedoe> yes
[08:55] <tomodachi> between what?
[08:56] <szal> Noor_egy: you what your linux grub?
[08:56] <tomodachi> 2 computers? 2 sites?
[08:56] <Noor_egy> i was have ubuntu and installed windows rhen i tried to restore the linux grab to show ubuntu
[08:56] <janedoe> and the client as well
[08:56] <janedoe> one computer
[08:56] <Kus> Hello
[08:56] <tomodachi> janedoe: so its between two computers? what will you be running betweem those two computers?
[08:56] <babu> when updating open office,is installing from sources is the nly way to do...it just wasts my bandwith...
[08:56] <Noor_egy> now i have ubuntu and windows shown but when i try to login to windows it gives invalid signature
[08:57] <Kus> i have forgoten my encryted home passphrase
[08:57] <Kus> is there a way i can find it? i have loged in and it is auto encrypted, but need the passphrase for mountig it else where
[08:57] <Kus> can somebody help me?
[08:57] <janedoe> tomodachi: it is more of the fact that I wanna have access to my computer from another computer, though I read that I ned the vpn-server first.. or sth.. I am not good at thsi yet..
[08:58] <janedoe> *need
[08:58] <janedoe> *this
[08:58] <Lasers> !encrypt | Kus
[08:58] <tomodachi> janedoe: i use openvpn for my vpn connections. Its quite simple to set up and will give you what you want
[08:58] <tomodachi> janedoe: but if you only  want filesharing access and maybe remote controll you dont really need vpn. You can use ssh port forwarding. Thats why im asking for specifics.
[08:58] <astraljava> Kus: Does this help? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory#Recovering Your Mount Passphrase
[08:59] <Lasers> Kus: If you didn't write it down.... This is what you wanted, right?  [!#$#$Encrypted@#$##]
[08:59] <szal> babu: that depends on where you got OOo from in the first place
[08:59] <janedoe> tomodachi: oh really, that sounds cool.. I will try that one.. is it part of the apps on the software center or do I have to download it from the homepage?
[08:59] <tomodachi> both exists in software center
[09:00] <tomodachi> basically you can redirect ports through ssh  so they become enctrypted through the ssh tunnel
[09:00] <babu> szal, it's already pre-installed in my ubuntu 10.10
[09:00] <Kus> Lasers, so it isn't saved on the disk?
[09:00] <soulis77-SE> I can't get the sun Java install to work on Lucid. I have added the repository but still no go. Is there another way?
[09:00] <tomodachi> janedoe: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/PortForwarding
[09:00] <janedoe> tomodachi: kk, well I just wanna have administrative access and do whatever I wanna do ;)
[09:01] <Lasers> kusznir__: When you firstly set it up, I'm very confident there was a shortcut or dialog that prompt -- It tell you to write down the passphrase.
[09:01] <Lasers> Kus: ^^
[09:01] <janedoe> tomodachi: well, thx so far..
[09:01] <Lasers> Kus: It's on the disk. Where else would it go? :)
[09:02] <astraljava> Kus: Did the link not help?
[09:02] <Noor_egy> i was have ubuntu and windowes and 2 days ago i renstalled windows so i was had to restore grab to show the ybuntu to log to i did restore it and now when i open my pc it show window to choose between ubuntu and windows but when i try to login to windows it gives me error invalid signature and windows dont work
[09:03] <vlt> Noor_egy: Sounds like a topic for #windows
[09:03] <Noor_egy> hmm
[09:03] <Noor_egy> its related to linux grab
[09:03] <Noor_egy> grub
[09:03] <szal> babu: the packaged version will likely stay the same throughout the life of 10.10..  if you want something newer, grab the native-packed binaries from openoffice.org or go for LibreOffice (either by PPA or their native-packed version -- please note that LO 3.4.1 is not yet considered stable for mission-critical use)
[09:04] <szal> babu: iow, no need to build from source
[09:04] <wh1zz0> Sup guys
[09:05] <szal> Noor_egy: define 'invalid signature
[09:06] <szal> Noor_egy: iow, EXACT error message please
[09:06] <babu> szal, i'm afraid my qn is not reached to you....if i download native binaries from OO site, i have to download large size of package...instead if there is any patch for update, i can apply the patch to the existing version n update it...
[09:06] <szal> babu: no, there isn't
[09:06] <babu> szal, the patch size will be far less than original binary
[09:07] <szal> babu: afaik, *buntu doesn't have patches anyway
[09:07] <szal> babu: if you want something that supports delta packages, go for openSUSE or Fedora
[09:08] <Noor_egy1> szal thats the error message Invalid Signature
[09:08] <Noor_egy1> szal thats the error message Invalid Signature
[09:08] <babu> szal, if i downloaded for every release,its obviously waste my time and bandwith and space
[09:09] <szal> Noor_egy1: no need to repeat yourself..  and that message comes exactly where?
[09:09] <FxIII> i know that xrandr let you to rotate the screen, is there a way to rotate the touchpad axis accordingly
[09:09] <FxIII> ?
[09:10] <Noor_egy1> szal aftel i choose to go to windows it dont log me to windows and gives me this error
[09:11] <babu> wat's the diff bn apt-get and aptitude...both are interface to package manager..which should to use
[09:11] <szal> Noor_egy1: please mind your words..  if it's on Windows _login_, i.e., after starting up Windows, it's not a *buntu or Grub problem -> ##windows then
[09:11] <Benkinooby> someone know a pdf viewer that can show annotations?
[09:12] <lilyfan9000> Benkinooby: The official Adobe one can
[09:12] <lilyfan9000> Benkinooby: http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/
[09:12] <dc5ala> Noor_egy1, from grub menu? You can try edit at the boot menu, press E to go into edit mode, then press E again on the line that says root (hd....
[09:12] <Noor_egy1> szal - > windows dont start  its apear before windows start
[09:12] <Benkinooby> babu, aptitude is based on apt-get... but it has some nice features, that makes it more intelligent
[09:12] <OerHeks> babu aptitude is removed from 11.04 so i suggest apt-get
[09:12] <szal> !grub | Noor_egy1 - did you follow this?
[09:12] <Benkinooby> babu, especially when it comes to cleaning up orhaned packages and resolving dependency problems
[09:13] <Noor_egy1> yes szal
[09:13] <Benkinooby> babu, to me, aptitude is superior to apt-get
[09:13] <Noor_egy1> i did
[09:13] <szal> lilyfan9000: no need to install from Adobe's website
[09:14] <babu> when we uploading a file in web, i read that it is first storing in tmp folder and after it is transferred...why is that
[09:14] <dc5ala> Noor_egy1, and delete the part after (hd, then press TAB and grub shows you available partitions, try to find the one you need and complete the line, e.g. (hd0,0) and press enter, then you can press B to boot
[09:15] <szal> Noor_egy1: iirc, the correct OS setup in Grub essentially boils down to 'sudo os-prober && sudo update-grub'
[09:15] <Noor_egy1> dc5ala:  plz again
[09:15] <Benkinooby> lilyfan9000, thank you... but apart from the adobe -i am not a fan of it... sorry should have mentioned before... it can't be that there is no open source pdf viewer with annotation support :(
[09:17] <pablii> Hello
[09:17] <Algorith> just joined conversation. What ya talking about? Seem to recall okular supporting annotations
[09:17] <babu> when we uploading a file in web, i read that it is first storing in tmp folder and after it is transferred...why is that
[09:17] <pablii> I can't mount any dvd
[09:18] <pablii> mount : the special device /dev/scd0 not exist
[09:18] <aussie114> hello, I have been trying to get my headset working in ubuntu for some time, following guides I have read result in my OS locking up, would it be because I have a PCI sound card installed?
[09:18] <pablii> any help? i want to burn it with some files
[09:19] <pablii> cant mount cdrom0
[09:19] <soulis77-SE> Hi, How do I excecute a bin file from ssh terminal?
[09:19] <szal> !enter | pablii
[09:20] <szal> soulis77-SE: the file you downloaded most likely comes w/ instructions, either in the package or on the site you downloaded it from
[09:21] <szal> soulis77-SE: other than that, what are you trying to run?
[09:21] <soulis77-SE> sun-java
[09:21] <iceroot> soulis77-SE: chmod +x file.bin   ./file.bin
[09:21] <szal> soulis77-SE: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[09:22] <soulis77-SE> szal: don't work even if i add archive... to the source file.
[09:22] <szal> soulis77-SE: what 'don't work'?
[09:22] <soulis77-SE> sudo apt-apt get
[09:23] <soulis77-SE> szal: can't find package even after adding the archive.cannon to the source file.
[09:23] <szal> soulis77-SE: there's no such thing as 'apt-apt get'
[09:23] <soulis77-SE> szal No it was a typo
[09:23] <szal> !info sun-java6-jre
[09:24] <soulis77-SE> It is Lucid
[09:24] <szal> !java | soulis77-SE
[09:25] <soulis77-SE> When running sudo apt-get update: Doesn't it update core ?
[09:26] <lilyfan9000> soulis77-SE: What do you mean by update core? apt-get update just updates the package lists
[09:26] <dc5ala> soulis77-SE, what you mean with core? It updates package informations
[09:27] <soulis77-SE> Ok, I was afraid of doing the update since I have had problems twice with update or upgrade gives problem with my VPS and Parallels installation.
[09:28] <Cr4z33> Hi I am trying to run Ubuntu Server 10.04.2 64 bit from a USB pendrive (no HDD installed), but when I power on the computer I get 'Grub Error - No such device blablabla'
[09:28] <baskak> i have an ati radeon 9200, and no unity. "unity_support_test -p" gives the following: http://paste.ubuntu.com/647158/, however the card IS capable of gl 1.4 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon). it's running on default driver, there are no additional drivers available, and to my knowledge currently only the  included drivers support radeon 9200 (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1540387)
[09:29] <fosa_> i have a dual boot install of ubuntu and xp
[09:29] <fosa_> xp is giving me problems with BSOD so i'm in ubuntu
[09:30] <fosa_> when i try to access the 183GB Media folder listed in the ubuntu file browser, it says i don't have permission to mount it
[09:30] <fosa_> is it possibly because i added a user account in XP, and put a passwords on them?
[09:32] <Slart> fosa_: I'm not sure if ubuntu respects user permissions you've set in XP... I doubt it
[09:32] <Slart> fosa_: this media folder.. is it a separate drive/partition?
[09:32] <fosa_> i guess so
[09:33] <Slart> fosa_: and you're on a fresh install of ubuntu 11.04?
[09:33] <bllt> hey, I have quick question. I downloaded some small rtos and in the sources directory I have patches directory with kernel patches named kernel-patch-2.4.29 , kernel-patch-2.6.9 ...   for this OS I need to download clean kernel, and here is my question (about numbers in those kernel patches) - does this mean that I need to download kernel 2.4.29 or 2.6.9 (like those numbers)? or should it work with latest stable kernel?
[09:33] <llutz> !ntfs | fosa_
[09:33] <fosa_> i'm on 8.10 i think
[09:34] <corestorm> I'm having serious issues setting up a VPN connection
[09:34] <Slart> fosa_: oh.. then you probably need to do what ubottu told you about above.. it might be easier to reinstall ubuntu (the latest version)
[09:34] <corestorm> can some one give me a link to a site with some help ?
[09:35] <Lasers> !vpn | corestorm
[09:35] <fosa_> huh.. okay thanks ^^
[09:35] <corestorm> What version of ubuntu is backtrack 5 based off of ?
[09:35] <corestorm> Does anyone know
[09:35] <llutz> corestorm: ask in #backtrack-linux
[09:35] <bazhang> corestorm, you're using bt?
[09:36] <corestorm> Yeah
[09:36] <Slart> fosa_: ntfs support has developed a lot in the later years.. it seems for every version of ubuntu there were new work-arounds and packages to install.. but starting from 10.* it has "just worked" for me
[09:36] <corestorm> * Cannot join #backtrack-linux (You are banned).
[09:36] <bazhang> corestorm, thats not supported here, check their channel
[09:36] <corestorm> Not even sure why i'm banned
[09:36] <corestorm> ahh i know why
[09:36] <corestorm> brb
[09:36] <fosa_> i never had a problem just opening the partition before
[09:36] <bazhang> corestorm, its the root@ ident
[09:36] <corestorm> yeah i know
[09:37] <llutz> stupid, since default user is root when using backtrack...
[09:40] <OerHeks> abn
[09:40] <FxIII> any idea on how to rotate the touchpad axis when rotate the output screen?
[09:40] <Dippie> Aware that it is very off topic, but is there anyone here that by chance has good knowledge about hardware?
[09:41] <Slart> Dippie: you might as well ask if anyone knows electronic stuff.. that's such a wiiiiidde question..
[09:42] <tenX> and being good aint easy to measure as well
[09:42] <Slart> Dippie: why not narrow it down to .. computer parts? graphics cards? general computer building? recent models of amd cpus?
[09:42] <Slart> Dippie: you might want to try in ##hardware as well..
[09:43] <tenX> just ask your question i wanna hear it now :)
[09:43] <basncy> /
[09:44] <Dippie> Sorry, to be specific i'm looking to build a new computer
[09:45]  * Slart puts away his lexicon about early 20th century wrenches... *disappointed*
[09:45] <Dippie> Trying to find some help picking the right parts and such :)
[09:45] <Dippie> hehe
[09:46] <Dippie> Anyway, thanks for pointing me to #hardware, i somehow failed to find it.
[09:47] <Slart> you're welcome
[09:47] <CloudAche84> Hi, anyone got any experience of preseeding Ubuntu server installs on diskless hosts to iSCSI targets?
[09:48] <tenX> Dippie: query
[09:52] <btrfs> hi
[09:52] <corestorm> Well
[09:52] <corestorm> #backtrack-linux is full of ignorant people.
[09:52] <corestorm> elitest morons =\
[09:53] <Slart> corestorm: ah.. you got the full linux experience =)
[09:53] <iceroot> !ot
[09:53] <tomodachi> corestorm: i cant really since i've never been there. But just because they break the ubuntu code of conduct doesent mean you should!
[09:53] <corestorm> lol
[09:54] <corestorm> !vpn
[09:54] <llutz> corestorm: backtrack is a pentesting distro which needs some knowledge, not made for daily business. if you keep using it, #backtrack-linux IS the place to ask (even if you dislike those guys)
[09:54] <corestorm> They wont help me
[09:54] <corestorm> they said "it's not a back track issue"
[09:54] <llutz> we also won't
[09:54] <corestorm> what ever the hell that means.
[09:54] <corestorm> So
[09:54] <iceroot> corestorm: this os ubuntu-support
[09:54] <corestorm> There's no way for people to learn how to set up a VPN on linux
[09:55] <corestorm> i'm fucked basicly ?
[09:55] <corestorm> i'm fucked basically ?
[09:55] <iceroot> corestorm: we dont support backtrack or other distris, so this is not the correct channel
[09:55] <iceroot> corestorm: watch your language
[09:55] <corestorm> Sorry ice.
[09:55] <trinity9000> corestorm: There are lots of VPN tutorials if you search google
[09:55] <corestorm> I have.
[09:55] <trinity9000> corestorm: It's not a trivial thing though
[09:55] <tomodachi> corestorm: check out openvpn.org they have a very simple tutorial
[09:55] <tenX> corestorm: yeah
[09:55] <corestorm> Alright thanks allot tom
[09:56] <tenX> i can really recommend openvpn as well
[09:56] <corestorm> Just sucks because i paid $300 for this thing.
[09:56] <corestorm> and i can't use it
[09:56] <corestorm> for PPTP/L2TP/SSTP
[09:56] <tenX> i've run some flavours but its the easiest to setup
[09:56] <tenX> corestorm: pptp, no
[09:56] <ali_> hello!
[09:57] <tenX> L2TP/IPSEC :D as a first try, NO
[09:57] <corestorm> To late lol
[09:57] <corestorm> i've already paid for it
[09:57] <corestorm> should i switch it out to open ?
[09:57] <ali_> sorry, i installed xfce and now i wanna have remote desktop to it what should i do?
[09:57] <tenX> corestorm: it is very complex
[09:57] <tenX> corestorm: paid? so you dont have to set it up?
[09:57] <corestorm> strong-vpn.com
[09:57] <corestorm> or what ever
[09:58] <corestorm> I bought a 1 year client plan with them
[09:58] <corestorm> for PPTP/L2TP/SSTP
[09:58] <llutz> corestorm: do you have any UBUNTU support related thing to ask? if not, please respect the rules and stop it here
[09:58] <tenX> corestorm: well client setup is easy
[09:58] <corestorm> Yes, where can I download a dist of ubuntu ?
[09:58] <iceroot> !download | corestorm
[09:58] <corestorm> !downloads
[09:59] <corestorm> thanks.
[09:59] <ali_> how can i have remote desktop from my xfce desktop?
[09:59] <tomodachi> corestorm: openvpn can be used for any distribution , and for windows
[09:59] <tenX> ali_: well call it via console
[09:59] <tenX> ali_: its called rdesktop
[10:00] <tenX> rdesktop -h will show you the options
[10:00] <ali_> what do you mean?
[10:00] <ali_> i wanna remote desktop from my home to my server
[10:01] <szal> ali_: does the server have a GUI?
[10:01] <ali_> yeah
[10:01] <corestorm> ~# apt-get install openvpn
[10:01] <corestorm> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[10:01] <corestorm> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[10:01] <corestorm> How do i get around this ?
[10:01] <tenX> ali_: i meeean... i meant... to quit
[10:02] <ali_> ???
[10:02] <CloudAche84> did you sudo?
[10:02] <ali_> i just have ssh access
[10:02] <szal> corestorm: close any other pkg management applications that may be running
[10:03] <ali_> and that is root access
[10:03] <szal> corestorm: and yes, use sudo
[10:03] <janhaj> hello.. If i do dd if=/dev/sda3 of=/dev/sdb1.img , will it remove all files in sdb1 or not?
[10:04] <szal> janhaj: that won't likely work, because /dev/sdb1.img is most probably not a valid block device, let alone mount point
[10:04] <ali_> szal: yes it support and i installed xfce envirment and i wanna have remote desktop
[10:04] <corestorm> package manager says "waiting for package manager lock"
[10:04] <corestorm> what ever that means ?
[10:05] <CloudAche84>  orestorm: close everything and start again
[10:05] <|OLLIE|> means you have a package manager open already.
[10:05] <janhaj> szal: so dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/media/data/backup.img ? (mountpoint is /media/data)
[10:05] <corestorm> did that
[10:05] <corestorm> keeps giving me the same errors
[10:05] <corestorm> it segfaulted then I opened it
[10:05] <CloudAche84> are you in gui or at terminal?
[10:06] <corestorm> gui wont work
[10:06] <szal> janhaj: that looks more reasonable
[10:06] <corestorm> nore will apt-get
[10:06] <CloudAche84> but you have closed the gui?
[10:06] <corestorm> yeah
[10:06] <babu> which is the better theme .. i want to change my current theme ambiance..
[10:07] <CloudAche84> what does ls /var/lib/dpkg/lock show?
[10:07] <Byob> hey
[10:07] <janhaj> szal: and what the other files in /media/data? Will it remains there?
[10:08] <corestorm> just says /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[10:08] <|OLLIE|> if you're certain that you have closed -all- instances of package managers (gui, and cli) then just run: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[10:08] <|OLLIE|> and then try the apt-get again
[10:08] <corestorm> alright
[10:08] <|OLLIE|> im pretty sure that dpkg will clear the lock.
[10:08] <corestorm> sudo dpkg --configure -a
[10:08] <corestorm> dpkg: status database area is locked by another process
[10:09] <|OLLIE|> haha dammit
[10:09] <barberan> I've got 11.04. Everything is fine. I can not invent something interesting. Boring day. What should I think of ?
[10:09] <corestorm> lol
[10:09] <babu> i added some ppa's earlier...how do i know waht are the ppa's i added..n to remove them
[10:11] <CloudAche84> try this instead cat /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[10:11] <josvuk> Hello, How to decode aprs data
[10:11] <janhaj> If I do dd if=/dev/sda3 of=/media/data/backup.img (/media/data is mountpoint), will it remove other files in /media/data or not? Thanks
[10:12] <szal> janhaj: why should it?
[10:12] <Lasers> janhaj: You shouldn't be on the active system if you're backing up your active system,
[10:13] <corestorm> Cloud
[10:13] <corestorm> shows nothing when i cat it
[10:13] <corestorm> nothing in the file
[10:13] <wh1zz0> Hmm, I still can't find a replacement for DW, Aptana is cool but not good enough.. Anyone?
[10:13] <janhaj> szal: I don't know, so I rather ask..
[10:13] <wh1zz0> Because of speed I'd love to have something with a not just code view but design view
[10:13] <janhaj> Lasers: I know, I have two installation of Linux.. :)
[10:14] <marsfligth> how set permission 777 to all sudirs and file. i trier with 'chmod -R' but didn't worked for me
[10:14] <wh1zz0> Anyone?
[10:14] <marsfligth> sorry *tried*
[10:15] <trinity9000> Are you the owner of the files? You might need to use chown first
[10:15] <CloudAche84> try sudo -i
[10:15] <CloudAche84> will drop you to root
[10:15] <CloudAche84> then cat again
[10:15] <CloudAche84> and try apt-install again
[10:15] <trinity9000> wh1zz0: I like NetBeans, but it doesn't have a design view (other than previewing bits of CSS)
[10:16] <SwedeMike> marsfligth: "didn't work" is not a helpful description of what went wrong. What really happened?
[10:16] <marsfligth> no, was 'root', i did become 'root' and i tried to change, but only the top folder take the correct permisiion
[10:16] <corestorm> cat /var/lib/dkpg/lock
[10:16] <corestorm> cat: /var/lib/dkpg/lock: No such file or directory
[10:16] <corestorm> now
[10:17] <SwedeMike> marsfligth: "chmod -R 777 ." is the command you used?
[10:17] <corestorm> # apt-get install openvpn
[10:17] <corestorm> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[10:17] <corestorm> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[10:17] <corestorm> argh
[10:17] <Lasers> corestorm: sudo
[10:18] <marsfligth> SwedeMike: yes, i also tried with others options
[10:18] <Lasers> Oh you're on ...root.
[10:18] <|OLLIE|> he's running as root, hence the #
[10:18] <corestorm> same errors
[10:18] <|OLLIE|> corestorm: check to see if there is any hidden/defunct processes running.
[10:18] <|OLLIE|> ps ax|grep -e "synaptic\|apt-get\|aptitude"|grep -v grep
[10:18] <|OLLIE|> something like that should show if any of them 3 are running
[10:19] <|OLLIE|> if nothing is returned, then nothing is running
[10:19] <marsfligth> sorry SwedeMike, i saw just now a diff. i used '"chmod -R 0777 /path/'
[10:20] <corestorm> gksudo might work
[10:20] <|OLLIE|> if something is returned, then kill {pid} it. (the pid being the first number on the line it returned)
[10:20] <corestorm> and nothing returned
[10:20] <corestorm> i already ran ps -aux
[10:20] <SwedeMike> marsfligth: try /path, not /path/, shouldn't matter, but that should work anyway.
[10:20] <corestorm> and went through every pid
[10:20] <|OLLIE|> strange. i guess you will just need to remove the lock manually.
[10:21] <|OLLIE|> i've never tried it before, but it -should- be as simple as rm'ing the lock file.. but dont quote me on that, never tried it
[10:21] <marsfligth> SwedeMike: ok, i try
[10:21] <corestorm> i'll check it out
[10:21] <corestorm> worst care
[10:21] <corestorm> case
[10:21] <corestorm> I gotta reinstall
[10:21] <corestorm> or something lol
[10:21] <|OLLIE|> lol no, thats overkill..
[10:22] <corestorm> damn
[10:23] <|OLLIE|> oh, idea.. use lsof to see what has the lock file open.
[10:23] <wh1zz0> trinity9000: Hmm thanks
[10:23] <corestorm> COMMAND    PID       USER   FD      TYPE     DEVICE  SIZE/OFF       NODE NAME
[10:23] <corestorm> init         1       root  cwd       DIR        8,6      4096          2 /
[10:23] <corestorm> init         1       root  rtd       DIR        8,6      4096          2 /
[10:23] <corestorm> init         1       root  txt       REG        8,6    108204    6815804 /sbin/init
[10:23] <corestorm> init         1       root  mem       REG        8,6     42572    5768498 /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libnss_files-2.11.1.so
[10:23] <FloodBot1> corestorm: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:23] <wh1zz0> I just noticed NVu, has anyone tried this?
[10:23] <|OLLIE|> lol
[10:25] <trinity9000> wh1zz0: I used it years ago. It hasn't changed much since it was part of the Mozilla suite. It's ok with tabular layout, but probably won't behave nicely with <div> tags and CSS layout.
[10:25] <Deesl> hello
[10:26] <Deesl> In my network consisting of a few Gentoo and Ubuntu hosts, bit.ly does not open only on Ubuntu boxes
[10:26] <Deesl> where could I start troubleshooting
[10:27] <marsfligth> SwedeMike: always the same, doesn't work recursively, works only on top folder
[10:28] <SwedeMike> marsfligth: and doesn't give any error message?
[10:28] <wh1zz0> Whew
[10:28] <marsfligth> no at all
[10:28] <wh1zz0> :/
[10:28] <marsfligth> so strange
[10:28] <hrobjartur> same Q here as on Kubuntu
[10:28] <marsfligth> i try again with nautilus
[10:29] <hrobjartur> anybody got experience with lm-sensors and AMD Phenom II x4
[10:29] <hrobjartur> ?
[10:29] <hrobjartur> well or anybody using Phenom II x4?
[10:29] <SwedeMike> marsfligth: well, I just tried and creating a file b/b/b and doing chmod -R 777 b works just fine, all dirs and files recursively is changed to 777
[10:29] <hrobjartur> I want to figure out if my CPU temp readings are getting through ok
[10:30] <hrobjartur> here i my lm-sensors output, http://pastebin.com/3A2QCytj
[10:30] <hrobjartur> my guess would be that the 'diode' sensor is the CPU temp? is that correct?   if so how does sensors know it is a diode sensor?
[10:31] <marsfligth> SwedeMike: maybe i have a shell problem, few day a go i installed 'zsh' shell but im not using at the moment. now i tri with Kde console
[10:32] <somsip> hrobjartur: Phenom II X4 955 here. No probs
[10:34] <hrobjartur> somsip:  ok, great... you mean you dont have lm-sensors set up?
[10:35] <hrobjartur> somsip:  I followed this one   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[10:35] <hrobjartur> somsip:  just sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
[10:36] <hrobjartur> somsip:  and then the rest of that tutorial
[10:36] <thunder1212> hi
[10:36] <thunder1212> i want to search for all files that contain the firefox from command line and delete each one from command line in one go
[10:37] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  must be some find command.
[10:37] <thunder1212> i want to search for all files that contains the word "firefox" , from command line and delete each one from command line in one go
[10:38] <somsip> hrobjartur: Found `ITE IT8718F Super IO Sensors'
[10:38] <AcidRain> lol@evolution
[10:38] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, i hav tried find, it doesn't work
[10:39] <AcidRain> evolution will sarcastically taunt you for not having a subject line for a message you send. like you dont know what it is.
[10:39] <Lasers> thunder1212: "sudo updatedb && locate firefox"
[10:39] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  u want all files that conaint the text firefox... not contain firefox in its name, right?
[10:39] <Slart> thunder1212: I don't think find searches inside files.. just filenames iirc... grep sounds like the tool to use
[10:39] <Lasers> thunder1212: What is it that you're really trying to do?
[10:39] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  I think a combination of find an grep in -exec
[10:39] <AcidRain> hes tryin to use hax!
[10:40] <Slart> Lasers: doesn't that just search the path where ubuntu looks for binaries?
[10:40] <thunder1212> i want file with filename firefox
[10:40] <hrobjartur> thunder1212: also there are versions of find with -grep I recall
[10:40] <hrobjartur> thunder1212: but not this one
[10:40] <Mandrew> what did i kill if i cant right click on the desktop to get up that menu? i have installed the elementary- nautilius, could that be the problem?
[10:40] <somsip> hrobjartur: I'm not looking to add anything into my system I won't use, so can't help you
[10:41] <Lasers> Slart: Dunno. He's being vague. I'm being vague.
[10:41] <Slart> Lasers: =)
[10:41] <hrobjartur> somsip:  alright, no sweat :)
[10:42] <Slart> thunder1212: this looks promising http://fixunix.com/unix/537045-grep-string-delete-files-containing-string.html
[10:42] <thunder1212> Lasers, i want to delete  all files related to firefox
[10:42] <Slart> thunder1212: but please be careful.. find together with rm can get ugly if you end up doing something wrong
[10:42] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:    try  find / -type f -exec grep -l "IP" {} \;
[10:42] <SwedeMike> thunder1212: related in what way?
[10:43] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  well try "find /yourstartdir/ -type f -exec grep -l "firefox" {} \;
[10:43] <artem> hello
[10:43] <artem> есть русские?
[10:43] <Slart> !ru | artem
[10:43] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  this will list all files that contain firefox under your /yourstartdir/
[10:43] <thunder1212> SwedeMike, i want to delete firefox and remove any trace of firefox that exist on my system
[10:43] <Lasers> thunder1212: Try "sudo dpkg -L $PACKAGE"
[10:43] <Lasers> thunder1212: It'll list all files for the said package.
[10:44] <SwedeMike> thunder1212: dpkg --remove <package> and go in ~/.mozilla and delete the firefox directory.
[10:44] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:   if you then want to delete them... then I think  find /yourstartdir/ -type f -delete -exec grep -l "firefox" {} \;
[10:44] <Lasers> SwedeMike: God. That might be the thing he is trying to remove.... ~/.mozilla
[10:44] <hrobjartur> thunder1212: be carefule with the delete command... try it first out without delete please!
[10:44] <SwedeMike> Lasers: yes. this is a typical example of the user asking for one thing instead of stating the high level goal.
[10:45] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  ehm... sorry now I see what you actually want to do...
[10:46] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:   I wouldnt delete all files that mention firefox on you computer... you never know if some other files mention firefox!!
[10:46] <hrobjartur> thunder1212: plus... I doubt all firefox files actually mention firefox in ascii... some are simple binaries...!
[10:46] <tyrone> anyone know how to connect an ubuntu machine to a windows network
[10:47] <Slart> !samba | tyrone, if this is what you want
[10:47] <trinity9000> tyrone: Samba and winbind
[10:48] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  why are you so worried that there might be some remnant firefox related files lying around?
[10:48] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  your problem is probably something altgether different than your suggested cure
[10:49] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, ok tell me to just see all the files that has firefox in its name
[10:49] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, with the location
[10:50] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  find / -type f -name "*firefox*"
[10:52] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  sorry... I meant     find / -type f -iname "*firefox*"
[10:52] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:   -iname  NOT -name
[10:53] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:   do you also want to find folders with this name?
[10:53] <bk> is TimeVault a good backup tool for Ubuntu? Or is there something newer/better?
[10:53] <bk> I am looking for an alternative to Time Machine for Linux
[10:53] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, yes
[10:53] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, whats d diff between name and iname
[10:53] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:   then simply       find /   -iname "*firefox*"
[10:54] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:   -name looks for case sensitive.... -iname looks case in-sensitive
[10:54] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, ok :)
[10:54] <marsfligth> SwedeMike: finally i found a solution, the only working for me. i switched to 'zsh' shell, then i used this syntax 'sudo chmod --recursive ugoa=rwx .' i tried with many other options/synax but my maverick 64 us-en recognize only tis ... incredible isnt'it?
[10:54] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  with -iname  you can find both    blablaFirefox and blablaFirEFox... etc
[10:55] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, ok now can i pipe rm command and remove all the files and directories
[10:55] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, yes , i got it
[10:55] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  well,  I expect you can simply add the switch   -delete to your find
[10:55] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, ok am trying
[10:56] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  you can play around with it.... touch some files and mkdir  in some folder....   be careful not to run  find /  with -delete until you are sure its finding the right stuff!
[10:57] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  oh and also dont run it with sudo until ur ready :)
[10:58] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, am using it with sudo, then only it displays all files
[10:58] <barberan> I've got much folders one in one... mess hierarchy. Somewhere, there is a file *.py. How do I find the location of the file in such a mess-organized folders ?
[10:58] <janedoe> ok, I wanna have access to my computer administratively from anywhere and I heard of neorouter. though I don't wanna get infected of course, so can anyone recommend it?
[10:59] <hrobjartur> barberan:  ask thunder1212
[10:59] <trinity9000> barberan: use the find command
[10:59] <|OLLIE|> just make sure that the -delete option is AFTER the -name option.. or it'll delete everything.
[11:00] <thunder1212> barberan, just type this in ur terminal.. find / -iname "*.py"
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> thunder1212: that'l give a LOT of results
[11:01] <thunder1212> ActionParsnip, i want complete details
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> barberan: instead of / in thunder1212's suggestion, use the highest folder you can, if that is / then so be it
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> thunder1212: makes sense
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> janedoe: could use ssh
[11:02] <barberan> ooooh! I see I see, thank you guys
[11:02] <thunder1212> ActionParsnip, yes ;)
[11:02] <janedoe> yeah I heard that, but I also heard that it is only to have access for certain things, I wanna have the full package ;)
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> janedoe: what do you need access to exactly?
[11:03] <hrobjartur> ActionParsnip:   doesnt the gnome web-browser allow you to run find also?  maybe easier for beginners
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> hrobjartur: never used it, so cannot comment on it
[11:03] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, where exactly should i use the switch -delete
[11:03] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  be super carful
[11:03] <janedoe> to the entire bandwidth of my computer, in order to control all my files and stuff..
[11:04] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  dont add it before -name or before -exec
[11:04] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, ok
[11:04] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  like |OLLIE| said
[11:04] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:   find / -iname "*firefox*" -delete
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> janedoe: yes, you can control files via ssh
[11:04] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  however... I think this is crazy!
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> janedoe: it will have as much bandwidth as the system normally has
[11:04] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  I wouldnt do it... but if you really want to
[11:04] <thunder1212> hrobjartur, thanks ;)
[11:05] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  you might not be able to restart even
[11:05] <janedoe> ActionParsnip: really? well that is cool, then I'm a really try that one. thx alot :)
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> janedoe: no worries. If you conect with:  ssh -X user@server    you can lauch graphical apps and they will show in the client system
[11:06] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:   the thing is... like I said before.... there are all sorts of files that might contain firefox... even in their names... Im not sure this is safe...  I
[11:06] <hrobjartur> thunder1212:  Im not willing to say at least that  "sudo find / -iname "*firefox*"  "     is safe
[11:06] <learn> Any body know any good encode/decode tool?(base64, url decode...)?
[11:07] <hrobjartur> is    sudo find / -iname "*firefox*" -delete        safe, anybody??
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> hrobjartur: if you uninstall the firefox packages, its a better idea
[11:07] <trinity9000> learn: Could use PHP for those functions
[11:08] <janedoe> ActionParsnip: I am completely new to ubuntu so I am not sure if you are talking about a terminal or if that will just bring me to sth.. though I guess I can make it, I made it till here, so I am positive I am goanna make it.. otherwise I will be back (in the words of the terminator ;) )
[11:08] <|OLLIE|> its safe, if you want all files with firefox in deleted.. but you should really dump the list of files to a file and read through it to make sure that there is no surprises.
[11:08] <SwedeMike> hrobjartur / thunder1212: you should just drop this line of thinking totally, if you want to delete firefox then you remove the packages and the files in the . dir in the home dir, doing system-wide searches and deleing files basically at random is not safe.
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> janedoe: its a terminal command, its one way to connect to a server via ssh
[11:09] <learn> trinity9000: just need a tool to do a encode/decode on base64, url, hex...
[11:10] <janedoe> ActionParsnip: yeah but first I have to install the ssh-thing right (know that sounds amateurish)
[11:10] <janedoe> ?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> janedoe: on the server, yes. On ubuntu clients, no
[11:10] <trinity9000> learn: There's a standard Linux program for base64 I think, but not for the rest. Best bet is using the standard library of some programming language like PHP, Java, Perl etc.
[11:11] <janedoe> ActionParsnip: now I am overstrained :/ well I guess, I will read some stuff.. :/
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> janedoe: the server side needs openssh-server installing. The client is already part of a default install
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> trinity9000: http://www.motobit.com/util/base64-decoder-encoder.asp
[11:12] <janedoe> ActionParsnip: alright, but do I need that server stuff?
[11:12] <dc5ala> learn, you probably have to use a programming/scripting language of your choice (perl, php, ruby, ...)
[11:13] <learn> ActionParsnip: hi, have any console base tool, if dont have internet than unable to decode/encode?
[11:14] <szal> learn: please speak English :)
[11:14] <GoodPoot> 	When I was 11 years old I visited Neverland Ranch for 3 days and had a ball with Michael Jackson. We would go gokarting around sipping jesus juice and cuddling. My favorite moment was when we climbed a tree, and he pulled off my shorts and underoos to stick his nice hot nigger dick into my ass while I grabbed a giraffe's head by the horns to felate me!
[11:15] <|OLLIE|> Woah
[11:15] <Termaster> bug 776435
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> janedoe: yes, to connect to
[11:15] <tyrone> Slart and trinity9000 thanks!
[11:16] <Termaster> Someone know how to fix it ?
[11:16] <Slart> tyrone: you're welcome
[11:16] <Termaster> Someone know how to fix it ?
[11:16] <efrem> i coudnt install skype in  ubuntu10.04 even in  ubuntu software center is there any soulution?
[11:17] <iceroot> efrem: error?
[11:17] <GoodPoot> 	When I was 11 years old I visited Neverland Ranch for 3 days and had a ball with Michael Jackson. We would go gokarting around sipping jesus juice and cuddling. My favorite moment was when we climbed a tree, and he pulled off my shorts and underoos to stick his nice hot nigger dick into my ass while I grabbed a giraffe's head by the horns to felate me!
[11:17] <szal> !ops
[11:17] <Termaster> help
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> Termaster: its a fresh bug, give it time
[11:17] <Termaster> its from may
[11:18] <szal> is that a new wave of spambots?  I think I remember someone being banned for this text some days ago already
[11:18] <Termaster> do you think something will be changed
[11:18] <szal> !enter | Termaster
[11:18] <trinity9000> Termaster: There are some bugs which are never fixed and simply closed as irrelevant a year later
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Termaster: the bug guys will decide that, just keep watching it
[11:18] <trinity9000> Termaster: Depends on the priority and how hard it is to reproduce
[11:18] <Termaster> szal: stopp that
[11:19] <dwatkins> Termaster: as a workaround can you not just move the window to the middle of the appropriate workspace?
[11:19] <szal> Termaster: adhere to channel rules & I'll do
[11:19] <Termaster> trinity9000: you mean, moving it to the middle
[11:19] <Termaster> trinity9000: and then maximize it
[11:20] <dwatkins> Termaster: I do, yes
[11:20] <tyrone> ok... so I'm a noob... what just happened with the outburst from GoodPoot
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> szal: s/he is. there is no problem with the users behaviour
[11:20] <Termaster> ok tanks
[11:20] <Termaster> szal: i do not do anything wrong
[11:20] <trinity9000> tyrone: He was banned, as you've expect
[11:21] <szal> ActionParsnip: ok, in this case it's rather 'guidelines'
[11:21] <trinity9000> tyrone: One of the bots is probably setup to trigger on certain words
[11:21] <Kingsy> how do I check my php version in ubuntu ?
[11:21] <szal> !pm | Termaster
[11:21] <Termaster> i didnt pm you szal
[11:21] <szal> Termaster: yes, you did
[11:21] <Termaster> no i did not
[11:21] <trinity9000> Kingsy: php -version
[11:21] <BluesKaj> hiyas all
[11:21] <szal> [13:21:03] <Termaster> na <- and this is what?
[11:21] <tyrone> i see so calling the "!ops" did that?
[11:22] <trinity9000> Kingsy: Or you could look in synaptic to see which version is installed
[11:22] <Termaster> thats a fake from you because it took so long
[11:22] <ikonia> Termaster: szal please lets drop it
[11:22] <ikonia> no harm done, so lets move on
[11:22] <Termaster> and it is not a question and pms are allowed
[11:22] <ikonia> Termaster: please, no harm's been done, so lets move on
[11:22] <efrem> iceroot: the error is" failed to download package file,check your internet connection" but my internet connection is work well
[11:23] <iceroot> efrem: what command you used for installing?
[11:23] <Zankajo> #ubuntu-es
[11:23] <Kingsy> trinity9000: yeah just got it.. hmm what is the easiest way of upgrading php 5.2 -> 5.3 ?
[11:23] <Zankajo> soz
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: you may find one with a ppa
[11:24] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: ppa?
[11:24] <efrem> iceroot: just from ubuntu softwrae center
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | Kingsy
[11:24] <szal> Zankajo: try '/join #ubuntu-es'
[11:25] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: I thought php wasnt in the repos?
[11:25] <iceroot> efrem: please run this and paste the errors "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install skype"
[11:25] <CloudAche84> kingsy http://dracoblue.net/dev/installing-php-535536-on-ubuntu-mavericklucid/194/
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> !info php
[11:25] <Kingsy> apt-get install php5 installed 5.2
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> !info php5
[11:25] <soulis77-SE> I'm getting problem with console-kit-daemon: Warning: Could not determine active console. Using Ubuntu 10.04. Is this for GUI ?  I have searched web and haven't found any way to remove the error, only to hide it from the log files. Anyone here that knows how to remove the error?
[11:25] <Kingsy> CloudAche84: awsome thanks
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: which release are you using?
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: lsb_release -d   will tell you
[11:26] <CloudAche84> #openstack
[11:26] <CloudAche84> oops
[11:26] <Termaster> i think szal should stop always to say !pm or !ubuntu-es or so it get on my nerves
[11:26] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: 10.10
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: Version 5.3.3-1ubuntu9.5 (maverick)
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: in the main repo
[11:27] <Kingsy> thanks
[11:28] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: in the main repo? so apt-get install ?
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: yeah: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install php5
[11:29] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: php5 is already the newest version.
[11:29] <Kingsy> hmmm I assume there is a problem with apache
[11:30] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: thanks got it
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: np :)
[11:32] <efrem> iceroot: where can i paste the error?
[11:33] <ParkerR> pastie.org
[11:34] <harnedi> tes
[11:34] <Stormshadow> hi all...i partitioned a USB disk using gparted and included a FAT32 partition (used mkfs.vfat -F 32)...when i plug in the USB on a windows system, all ext3 partitions are seen as allocated, whereas the FAT32 partition is unallocated. All looks well on Ubuntu. Disk label is GPT...any ideas why windows fails to show the fat32 partition?
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> Stormshadow: did you unmount the volume properly?
[11:35] <efrem> iceroot: http://pastie.org/2242329
[11:37] <ParkerR> efrem, looks like that download might not be available
[11:38] <istiaque_> Hi,I am a new user in linux . I have dongle modem its model ZTE-AX-226,wimax usb modem.i have no driver ,Now ,how to connect it in linux?
[11:38] <soulis77-SE> I'm getting problem with console-kit-daemon: Warning: Could not determine active console. Using Ubuntu 10.04. Is this for GUI ?  I have searched web and haven't found any way to remove the error, only to hide it from the log files. Anyone here that knows how to remove the error?
[11:38] <efrem> iceroot: so what supoose to do?
[11:39] <Stormshadow> ActionParsnip :: should have, yes
[11:39] <efrem> parkerR: so what supoose to do?
[11:39] <ParkerR> One sec
[11:39] <ParkerR> Looking
[11:41] <ParkerR> efrem, http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/pool/partner/s/skype/skype_2.2.0.35-0lucid1_i386.deb
[11:41] <Stormshadow> as referred, Ubuntus disk utility toll shows it as FAT32
[11:41] <ParkerR> Download that and then as root do dpkg -i skype_2.2.0.35-0lucid1_i386.deb
[11:42] <usman> hello, i want to define a virtual host but for port 88, for this i have my dns defined for it as its A record, do i also need to define the port 88 in the dns  ??
[11:42] <efrem> parkerR: thnx
[11:42] <efrem> i will do thea
[11:44] <llutz> usman: no
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Stormshadow: i'd remove the data from the fat32 and format it in windows then put the data back, may help
[11:45] <usman> llutz: ok , i am trying to define vhost for port 88 , i already have just define a vhost for port 80 and its working fine , i use same configuration file and just change the port to 88 but was not working, am i missing something
[11:47] <usman> ok i think i need to define it in ports.conf
[11:47] <usman> NameVirtualHost *:88
[11:47] <usman> Listen 88
[11:47] <llutz> usman: #httpd for apache-help
[11:47] <usman> ok
[11:53] <dean> Hey all could anyone give me any help with kubuntu at all I know this is Ubuntu but the Kubuntu channel are so ignorant
[11:53] <ParkerR> dean, what's wrong?
[11:53] <obeyance> Is it polite to ask for help with something?
[11:53] <ParkerR> Yes
[11:54] <obeyance> K, im new to Ubuntu but im picking up pretty quick.
[11:54] <obeyance> I have one question, for now.
[11:54] <ParkerR> Shoot
[11:54] <dean> ParkerR, I installed Kubuntu yesterday and before I did anything I installed Synaptic and then tried to install Kubuntu Restricted extras and it froze at the end and messed up my installation?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> dean: boot to root recovery mode and run:  sudo apt-get -f install
[11:55] <obeyance> When i scroll on web pages and folders with more than a page of files on it, its jerky/choppy.
[11:55] <dean> ActionParsnip, What does that do if you don't mind me asking?
[11:55] <ParkerR> OK. First. Why is that a question? dean. Did it freeze it or not?
[11:55] <dean> ParkerR, Yeah it froze
[11:55] <obeyance> I have an Nvidia 7900GS KO, and i have the (Recommended) drivers option selected.
[11:55] <ParkerR> Try what Archtivity said
[11:55] <barberan> where do I see my cpu, motherbrd temperature? 11.04
[11:55] <coz_> obeyance,  are you running Unity with that?
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> dean: fixes the packages as best it can
[11:56] <dean> ActionParsnip, Oh ok cool thanks for that. Is there any known issues with synaptic compatibility with Kubuntu?
[11:56] <coz_> obeyance,    open ccsm.. click on the OPenGL  plugin to get into it's settings and disable  "Sync To VBlank"  then see if it is still as choppy
[11:57] <ParkerR> coz_, I thought ccsm was an extra download?
[11:57] <obeyance> Me too, for Compiz.
[11:57] <coz_> ParkerR,  it is ,,  but necessary if any real changes are to be made in the setting for compiz
[11:58] <ParkerR> Well then he might not have it. sudo apt-get install ccsm
[11:58] <obeyance> I dont see where to go.
[11:58] <obeyance> I do have it.
[11:58] <ParkerR> Oh cool
[11:58] <coz_> obeyance,  ccsm is opened?
[11:58] <efrem_> parkerR: is you mean run sudo dpkg -i skype_2.2.0.35-0lucid1_i386.deb after i download?
[11:58] <ParkerR> Yes
[11:58] <obeyance> Yes im on the ALL cat.
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> dean: I've not used KDE in about 8 years, sorry
[11:59] <dean> ActionParsnip, Ok no probs thanks anyway
[11:59] <istiaque_> Hi,I am a new user in linux . I have dongle modem its model ZTE-AX-226,wimax usb modem.i have no driver ,Now ,how to connect it in linux?
[11:59] <ParkerR> Brb reinstalling 10.04.2.
[12:00] <coz_> dean the last time I used kde with synaptic there were no issues, however,, kde has its own package manager,, its different but not  too confusing
[12:00]  * szal uses aptitude anyway
[12:00] <szal> !away | Reikoku
[12:01] <obeyance> Yeah. Im not finding the OpenGL options anywhere. Where are they in the CCSM?
[12:01] <coz_> guys,, not sure who is speaking to whom here,, it's a good idea to type the first 2 or 3  letters of someone name you are speaking with then hitting the tab button to complete their nick  so they can be alerted on their end
[12:01] <Reikoku> :P That's *REALLY* on the bot?
[12:01] <binni> how do I zip many files when the paths to these files is stored in a txt file? something like "zip files1.zip <from the paths included in files.txt>"
[12:01] <obeyance> Im only talking to you.
[12:01] <Guest72146> Hello
[12:01] <coz_> obeyance,   you are on   ubuntu 11.04.. yes?
[12:01] <bazhang> obeyance, try co<tab>
[12:01] <Guest72146> Ubuntu 1104 without gnome ?
[12:01] <obeyance> No i am currently upgrading to 11.04 though.
[12:01] <Guest72146> Its a pity
[12:01] <coz_> obeyance,   ah ok
[12:02] <coz_> obeyance,   then look under the  general options
[12:02] <obeyance> Wait, 11.04 doesnt have gnome?
[12:02] <szal> Guest72146: what is your question?
[12:02] <coz_> obeyance,  yes it does have gnome
[12:02] <bazhang> obeyance, sure it does
[12:02] <Guest72146> Szal i have got none
[12:02] <Guest72146> Szal why do you ask
[12:02] <obeyance> Ok i must have missread. =)
[12:02] <szal> Guest72146: because you didn't seem to make sense
[12:02] <qin> binni: to one file?
[12:03] <AlexDevilLX> Are cd, ls,chmod stored in bin>?
[12:03] <gere> How can create partion using ubuntu like windwos to protect our data?
[12:03] <coz_> obeyance,  are you in the middle of upgrading to 11.04  now??
[12:03] <binni> qin: yes, zip many files into one zip file, but the individual paths to all the files are stored in a text file
[12:03] <bazhang> !ot | Guest72146
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> gere: use gparted
[12:03] <Guest72146> Someone know
[12:03] <bazhang> Guest72146, no
[12:03] <Guest72146> How to install gnome 3
[12:04] <obeyance> coz_,  Its downloading, i have an hour left.
[12:04] <bazhang> !gnome3 > Guest72146
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> Guest72146: 11.04 Ubuntu uses Gnome desktop
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> !gnome3 | Guest72146
[12:04] <coz_> obeyance,  ah ok then in all honesty,, I would wait until that has completed and you rebooted before trying to fix anything
[12:04] <bazhang> Guest72146, its not supported, will break things. steer clear
[12:05] <Guest72146> But bazhang unity has a problem with window
[12:05] <Guest72146> So i cant use it
[12:05] <gere> ActionParsnip:gparted mean?how can we use?
[12:05] <qin> binni: if it is clean (no whites): zip file.zip `cat filewithpaths`
[12:05] <andrewS> looking for a decent equivalent to mspaint accessable thru apt-get install from ubuntu 11.04 desktop x32 bit plzz
[12:05] <coz_> obeyance,  then when you open ccsm you will have the OpenGL plugin at that point
[12:05] <bazhang> Guest72146, the compiz issue? going near the edge? that one?
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> gere: install it and run it, you'll see what's what :)
[12:06] <joao> hey !!!
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> andrewS: mtpaint, gpaint, tuxpaint
[12:06] <OerHeks> andrewS, try gnome-paint
[12:06] <Guest72146> Bazhang yes for example
[12:06] <andrewS> action: ty
[12:06] <andrewS> gpaint=gnome paint?
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> andrewS: tuxpaint makes cool noises when you do stuff :)
[12:06] <bazhang> Guest72146, do you have the bug link?
[12:06] <coz_> andrewS,  ther eis also  pinta
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> !info gpaint
[12:06] <binni> qin: it worked! thanks.
[12:06] <joao> se tiver algum br por favor abrir um new tab !
[12:06] <andrewS> perfect, ty all
[12:06] <kim_> I'm trying to figure out where ubuntu is storing its data on a windows partition (when someone foolishly installed ubuntu to windows and blew up grub). I'm not sure where to look?
[12:06] <qin> binni: Cheers!
[12:06] <coz_> andrewS,  also  mypaint  for natural media painting
[12:07] <szal> !pt | joao
[12:07] <obeyance> andrewS: Why would you not want to use at least Gimp?
[12:07] <gere> ActionParsnip:can i install first look like  sudo apt-get install gparted ?
[12:07] <Guest72146> Bazhang wait i will look
[12:07] <Guest72146> Wait
[12:07] <coz_> andrewS,   I would go with gpaint and pinta  for starters
[12:07] <Guest72146> Bug 776435
[12:07] <andrewS> am
[12:09] <obeyance> So when i get 1104 installed all the way, what do you think the issue is?
[12:09] <obeyance> It did it on 9.10, 10.4, and now 10.10.
[12:09] <szal> obeyance: what did?
[12:10] <obeyance> Choppy scrolling of web pages and other scrolling things.
[12:10] <obeyance> Not menues though.
[12:10] <bazhang> Guest72146, use classic then
[12:10] <Guest72146> Ok
[12:10] <obeyance> Just web pages and folders.
[12:10] <bazhang> !classic | Guest72146
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> gere: yes
[12:10] <BluesKaj> kim_, do you m ean someone installed ubuntu in windows ? That would be what is called a wubi install or perhaps VMware ?
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: what browser do you use?
[12:11] <obeyance> Firefox.
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: tried a different browser?
[12:11] <obeyance> But it does it in folders too.
[12:11] <obeyance> Its like i dont have any graphiscs drivers.
[12:11] <obeyance> graphics*
[12:11] <coz_> obeyance,    you are in the middle of upgrading
[12:11] <szal> obeyance: old machine perhaps that just doesn't cut it these days
[12:12] <coz_> obeyance,   in terminal    lspci | grep -i  vga
[12:12] <obeyance> I am 45 min from starting to upgrade. But im not going to fix it right this second. Ill wait till later but i wouldnt mind a walk through on the issue while i wait =)
[12:13] <obeyance> its like 5 years old... But ran windows 7 up till 2 weeks ago.
[12:13] <obeyance> 7 ultimate.
[12:13] <coz_> obeyance,  ok and which video card do you have there?
[12:13] <obeyance> 7900GS
[12:13] <obeyance> 2 gigs of ram.
[12:13] <coz_> obeyance,  that is more than adequate
[12:13] <BluesKaj> obeyance,` how are you upgrading , clean install or ...?
[12:13] <obeyance> 2.2GHz single core 64bit
[12:13] <obeyance> AMD
[12:14] <coz_> obeyance, that's is also fine
[12:14] <obeyance> Im upgrading.
[12:14] <obeyance> BluesKaj, Im upgrading.
[12:14] <coz_> obeyance,  but didnt you tell me just a while ago that you have about another hour before it completes the upgrading ...yes?
[12:14] <Chat1325> =D{..هہہہہہہـ(=)))ـہہہہہہہٱٱٱي..}(Y)=D
[12:14] <Chat1325> =)) •• ھَھٍھَھٍھَھھٍھَھٍٱإيـﮱ •• =D
[12:14] <kim_> when you install ubuntu in a windows partition, where does ubuntu hide all its files? :-/
[12:14] <szal> obeyance: AGP?
[12:14] <BluesKaj> obeyance, that's the same as my compaq ...running 11.04 just fine on it ...nvidia 7600gt , ...cles enuff
[12:15] <BluesKaj> close
[12:15] <Chat1325> =)) •• ھَھٍھَھٍھَھھٍھَھٍٱإيـﮱ •• =D
[12:15] <Chat1325> =)) •• ھَھٍھَھٍھَھھٍھَھٍٱإيـﮱ •• =D
[12:15] <FloodBot1> Chat1325: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:15] <coz_> Chat1325,  ?????
[12:15] <obeyance> On the Distributions Upgrade dialog, its on >Getting new packages and i have 49 min left it says.
[12:15] <szal> !en | Chat1325
[12:15] <bazhang> Chat1325, stop that
[12:15] <shomon> hi, where is a good place to find out how to convert a wav to an mp3 in ubuntu, just on the command line?
[12:15] <obeyance> Which its about 1/5th of the way downloading.
[12:15] <coz_> shomon,   use ffmpeg
[12:15] <shomon> ok thanks
[12:15] <obeyance> I could stop now and have no issues.
[12:15] <coz_> shomon,   ffmpeg  -i  name of wav   nameof.mp3
[12:15] <Chat1325> .       ;;)               >=)  .      <//)             <//).       _\^/_          _\!/_  ‏​​​​.                       
[12:16] <bluefrost> So... does unity have a place to put my gnome-eyes yet?
[12:16] <szal> Chat1325: other than that, youre encoding is broken
[12:16] <shomon> c ool, thanks coz_ downloading now :)
[12:16] <obeyance> szal: Its a PCIE card.
[12:16] <coz_> shomon,  t his also works for video conversions as well  same command  ffmpeg -i   etc etc
[12:16] <obeyance> 256MB GPU putting out 20 pipelines.
[12:16] <shomon> coz_,  used to be much more haphazard looking process using rec and messing with audio settings...
[12:17] <coz_> shomon,  however if you want more control with ffmpeg,, you may want to either go online and research it's options and various command combinations or just read the m an page
[12:17] <shomon> yeah sure, will do
[12:17] <szal> obeyance: anyhoo, GF7 isn't exactly the fanciest gfx card out there; for better performance you should look for a GF8 or newer (better hardware acceleration support)
[12:17] <obeyance> My PC is more than adiquite to run basic web pages even with the most bloated OS.
[12:17] <BluesKaj> kim_, ubuntu is not an app that installs in windows , it's an operating system which may have deleted your windows data and operating system ,if you chose to install it there
[12:17] <coz_> obeyance,  your system should run 11.04  fairly well
[12:18] <obeyance> szal, the next step up from a 7900GS KO is an 8800GTX
[12:18] <szal> obeyance: otoh, I have no problems w/ scrolling on my old secondary machine (single-core AMD, GeForce FX 5900XT)
[12:18] <obeyance> But i dont have any money to buy any hardware... so im stuck with my machine which plays what i want to play just fine.
[12:19] <szal> obeyance: so wait for your upgrade to finish & install nvidia driver
[12:19] <obeyance> Im sure its just a configuration issue.
[12:19] <gere> I have installed gparted to desktop
[12:19] <gere> Next step
[12:19] <obeyance> Thats the deal, i downloaded and updated my GFX drivers.
[12:19] <dukepukem> hey guys. I have a question. I have a computer set up a windows and ubuntu parition. I want to overwrite my ubuntu partion with a fresh install. Will I have to restore my MBR?
[12:19] <coz_> obeyance,  ah.... you downloaded them  from nvidia?
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: I use a geforce 6150 onboard and it runs fine. What is the system intended for?
[12:20] <szal> dukepukem: no
[12:20] <shomon> do I need a specific library or apt package to get ffmpeg to work with mp3s? the man page talks about a .configure option to enable it...
[12:20] <Mr> how can install google talk and skype to my compter?
[12:20] <dukepukem> szal thanks
[12:20] <coz_> shomon,  I dont believe so ,, did you try that command to convert it?
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> Mr: skype can be downloaded from the skype website
[12:20] <shomon> yes
[12:20] <Tainlorn> hi all, ive just noticed this cron job on my ubuntu VPS, can anyone tell me ehat its doing? :[ -x /usr/lib/php5/maxlifetime ] && [ -d /var/lib/php5 ] && find /var/lib/php5/ -type f -cmin +$(/usr/lib/php5/maxlifetime) -print0 | xargs -n 200 -r -0 rm
[12:20] <shomon> Encoder (codec id 86017) not found for output stream #0.0
[12:20] <aetas> dukepukem, just dont accidentally tell it it can format it, which it will ask during install
[12:20] <coz_> shomon,  also did you install the ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[12:20] <kim_> Ok, I have a *wubi* install of ubuntu. Where is wubi keeking it's files? (I've checked the wubi faq, but it wasn't clear on that)
[12:21] <kim_> keeping
[12:21] <Mr> what about google talk?
[12:21] <shomon> ah, no I didn't. will have a look..
[12:21] <szal> ActionParsnip, shomon: Skype is in the Partner PPA, it just needs to be enabled
[12:21] <coz_> shomon,  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> szal: true enough
[12:21] <CloudAche84> asked earlier but has anyone installed ubuntu to iscsi root with preseed file?
[12:21] <obeyance> coz_: I got them from the "Additional Drivers" Dialog and i have (Version Current)[Recommended] activated.
[12:21] <nyuszika7h> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> Mr: pidgin and empathy can both use the googletalk protocol
[12:21] <dukepukem> aetas tell it not to format the whole drive or just the partition?
[12:21] <coz_> obeyance,   ok  ,, you may have to reinstall them after the upgrade
[12:22] <coz_> obeyance,   hopefully not but still I would wait
[12:22] <jamshid> hello everybody
[12:22] <coz_> hey
[12:22] <dukepukem> howdy
[12:22] <jamshid> how to i find C programming chat room
[12:22] <dukepukem> try /list
[12:22] <shomon> coz_, that's much better now, thanks
[12:22] <obeyance> yeah its annoying cause if i wind the wheel down a few times it takes forever to scroll down the page cause its so choppy.
[12:22] <aetas> dukepukem, drive
[12:22] <szal> jamshid: /join ##c
[12:22] <coz_> JamesGo,  #programming   maybe
[12:22] <dukepukem> aetas tnx
[12:22] <bazhang> !alis | jamshid
[12:22] <saikat> hi all
[12:22] <coz_> shomon,   cool
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> jamshid: try #C
[12:23] <jamshid> thanks
[12:24] <obeyance> I also dont understand why my FPS drops by 100% when i go into desktop cube.
[12:24] <obeyance> From 200+ to 20.
[12:24] <coz_> obeyance,  well the cube is definitly going to take up resources  however that does sound a bit excessive
[12:25] <Mr> Hello jamshid
[12:25] <obeyance> Yeah, to me too. Thats why i mentioned it.
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: which driver is the nvidia chip using?
[12:25] <kim_> ok found it, wubi stores files in the normal home directory for windows users
[12:25] <saikat> can anyone help me to find any contact info of partnership on ubuntu?
[12:25] <obeyance> It says (Version Current)[Recommended]
[12:26] <obeyance> ActionParsnip, It says (Version Current)[Recommended]
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: ok can you pastebin the output of:  sudo lshw -C display; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep nvidia
[12:26] <nyuszika7h> :/
[12:26] <nyuszika7h> Oops, wrong channel.
[12:26] <nyuszika7h> And wrong network.
[12:27] <obeyance> What is pastebin?
[12:28] <dr-willis> !pastebin
[12:28] <nyuszika7h> !pastebin
[12:28] <nyuszika7h> lol, help overload.
[12:29] <obeyance> http://paste.ubuntu.com/648199/
[12:29] <Pici> saikat: What do you mean? Are you looking for information for the Canonical Partners program?
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: looks good to me
[12:29] <obeyance> Heh it says that my clock speed is 33MHz?
[12:30] <saikat> Pici : yes
[12:30] <Mr> tnx in advance
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: my onboard says 66Mhz
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: interesting
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: is it a PCI video card?
[12:31] <Pici> saikat: Your best source of information is right here: http://www.canonical.com/about-canonical/partnerships - Note that we in this channel are only members of the community, we don't represent Canonical themselves.
[12:31] <gere> so how can i create partion after I install gparted.....???
[12:32] <obeyance> ActionParsnip, Its a PCI Express card.
[12:32] <Pici> saikat: Use the contact form there if you require more information.
[12:32] <coz_> ooo
[12:32] <obeyance> You think its not set correctly or something?
[12:32] <coz_> obeyance,   well for pcie that seems a bit slow
[12:32] <gere> so how can i create partion after I install gparted.....???
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: doesn't sem that way, seems to think it's a pci card
[12:32] <dr-willis> gere:  run gparted and use it.. clarify the problem
[12:32] <szal> ActionParsnip: interesting indeed, mine says '33 MHz' as well (PCIe)
[12:33] <coz_> gere,    http://gparted.sourceforge.net/display-doc.php?name=help-manual&lang=C
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> szal: curiouser and curiouser
[12:34] <szal> ActionParsnip: such is life, and it's getting sucher and sucher ;)
[12:34] <obeyance> lol
[12:34] <dr-willis> gparted may need to be ran from a live cd for some tasks
[12:34] <obeyance> Have any of you guys dealt with Lucid Puppy?
[12:34] <coz_> obeyance,  I have not
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: indeed
[12:35] <szal> obeyance: if that's a derivative of Puppy Linux, it's off-topic here
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> szal: it can use ubuntu repos, its a strange hound indeed
[12:35] <obeyance> I have a laptop that doesnt have a working hard drive and i wanted to be able to use it. I was thinking about getting a small distro and installing it on my 2g USB flash drive but it says i need a windows computer to do conversion?
[12:35] <dr-willis> obeyance:  see the puppylinux channel
[12:35] <szal> obeyance: conversion?
[12:36] <obeyance> Lucid puppy is a cross between Ubuntu 10.04 and Puppy.
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: puppy will be great then, or you can use xpud ;)
[12:36] <thunder1212> hi
[12:36] <szal> obeyance: Tiny Core (10 MB)
[12:36] <obeyance> "# Windows PC (XP/VIsta/7) to perform the conversion
[12:36] <obeyance> "
[12:36] <dr-willis> obeyance:  you nan do a normal install to a 8gb drive and it should work ok.
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: any small size diro will fit. If you can get an 8Gb SD, you can run a full Ubuntu with ease
[12:37] <obeyance> I dont have any money =(
[12:37] <dr-willis> a 4gb is useable. barely
[12:37] <lihelin> hi
[12:37] <obeyance> Or... If i could install on my USB external...
[12:37] <obeyance> I have a 300GB WD mybook, but it might not work on it.
[12:37] <dr-willis> 4gb usb $5   here i saw
[12:37] <lihelin> nobody there?
[12:37]  * szal bought a 16 GB USB pen earlier this year for like €15
[12:37] <dr-willis> external usb hds work fine for me
[12:38] <qin> lihelin: nobody left, he will be back.
[12:38] <thunder1212> i ran this command find / -delete -iname "*firefox*" and now my system does not boot and gives grub rescue error
[12:38] <thunder1212> i just want to save my data
[12:38] <obeyance> dr-willis, for installing and booted from?
[12:38] <dr-willis> be suru grub gets installed to the usnhd
[12:38] <szal> still have to check how live or installed USB system works here w/ a CF card; my 8 GB CF is lying around unused atm
[12:38] <dr-willis> obeyance:  yes
[12:39] <szal> but I think I'll wait w/ that until I have a new card reader
[12:39] <obeyance> Hm
[12:39] <obeyance> What about it being NTFS?
[12:39] <Slart> are there any gotchas with sharing an xfs volume over nfs?
[12:39] <lihelin> ntfs is not good for linux
[12:39] <dr-willis> you dont install to a ntfs filesystem
[12:40] <lihelin> yes,you should use fat32
[12:40] <dr-willis> you make normal linux partitions  same as for a internal hd
[12:40] <obeyance> Then i cant install to that HDD
[12:40] <dr-willis> repartition it...
[12:40] <obeyance> Cause its formatted for windows use under NTFS because Fat32 only allows for 4gig transfers
[12:40] <obeyance> Its my back up drive and i put large amounts at a time on it so i cant change it to less =\
[12:40] <dr-willis> you dont do a normal install to ntfs either...
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> obeyance: you'd want a persistant install which needs a bit more work
[12:42] <obeyance> Right, which was why i had slimmed down the choices to this one distro. Its small so i could install on the 2g USB flash and its light so it will run well off what the laptop has on board.
[12:42] <dr-willis> your backup drive really should be kept someplace safe.. not used as an daily os drive...
[12:42] <dan__> hi dual boot ubuntu and windows and windows wont boot so im going to have to reinstall it. i have had GRUB stop working after doing this before but am i right in thinking that if its on the linux partition it shouldnt be damaged?
[12:43] <dr-willis> with tiny core linux you can boot from flash and keep the files on an internal fat32/ntfs disk i think
[12:43] <obeyance> Its just... stuff. There is nothing sensitive, expencive or anything that i cant get again on it.
[12:43] <dr-willis> !fixgrub
[12:43] <obeyance> I use it for transfering data from one computer to another and to save data if an OS fails.
[12:44] <thunder1212> this is my partition scheme.. /home / and swap
[12:44] <obeyance> Which, that has been years ago that i had to save data, at least till 2 weeks ago.
[12:44] <dr-willis> dan__:  if you got a spare flash drive you can install grub to it.. make sure it boots the flash to your system, and use that to repair grub later.
[12:44] <obeyance> Luckily i still had my Ubuntu 9.10 LiveCD
[12:44] <dan__> thats another thing. i installed 11.04 clean yet grub-install -v tells me im running GRUB 0.97
[12:45] <gskill> out of gdm!!! the system starts on console mode
[12:45] <gskill> :(
[12:46] <dr-willis> try startx gskill
[12:46] <dan__> i think with my setup the ubuntu disk boots first so why would grub and my ability to boot ubuntu be affected?
[12:47] <gskill> dr-willis, Fatal server error: no screens found
[12:47] <spreetzer> can somebody help me with a permission problem? I have a user named passenger, which is in the www-data group. i have a directory /var/www which is owned by www-data, when i log in as passenger and try to chmod this directory i get permission denied? i am kinda new to this and tought that if a user is in a group he can do whatever he wants on a directory owned by the group this user is in...
[12:47] <dr-willis> windows may overwrite it. you could unplug the hd to be sure
[12:47] <dr-willis> gskill:  you got some x issues then
[12:47] <llutz> spreetzer: only owner  or root can do
[12:48] <gskill> dr-willis, yeah.... I just changed my login screen
[12:48] <spreetzer> so passenger is in www-data, /var/www is owned by www-data. How do i get passenger user to be able to chmod this directory?
[12:48] <dr-willis> gskill:  changed how
[12:48] <dan__> thats probably a good idea. grub should think its the same as before. thanks for the help
[12:49] <llutz> spreetzer: you cannot unless you make him owner of that dir
[12:49] <gskill> with cp dr-willis
[12:49] <spreetzer> then i don't understand the use of groups? somebody told me, put users in www-data, let www-data own /var/www so all users in that directory have access to that directory :S
[12:49] <[Joose]> Ubuntu 11.04 uses GNOME v3 right?
[12:49] <oal> There are lots of small back dots (5x5 to 10x10) pixels flashing on and off in the top right corner of my screen. Is my graphics card dying?
[12:50] <llutz> spreetzer: having access to something and having the right to chmod/chown are different things.
[12:50] <spreetzer> ok, well maybe you can tell me, i want all users in www-data to have read/write access to /var/www, what should i do?
[12:51] <llutz> spreetzer: chmod  g+w    on all dirs inside /var/www
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> oal: does it happen in all OSes?
[12:53] <llutz> spreetzer:  find /var/www -type d |xargs chmod g+w               as root
[12:53] <[Joose]> Will I have any problems if I switch from GNOME3 to Gnome Classic? i.e. lost files, lost programs, any incompatibilites. Will I have the option to switch back if I don't like it?
[12:53] <oal> ActionParsnip: I only have Ubuntu, so I can't test it with windows
[12:53] <gskill> dr-willis, I just change the wallpaper of my login screen... just that... with the terminal, by using the cp command
[12:54] <spreetzer> llutz: that command didn't return anything, no errors, but still when i login as passenger user and try to chmod i still get 'operation not permitted'
[12:54] <llutz> spreetzer: you cannot unless you make him owner of that dir
[12:55] <spreetzer> but what if i have 2 users in www-data, should i both be owner of that dir?
[12:55] <jonathon_> Anyone here got the link to fix the headphone port for laptops? I'm havin trouble finding it
[12:55] <llutz> spreetzer: having access to something and having the right to chmod/chown are different things.  your user can read/write/remove files inside /var/www if hes groupmember, but he CANNOT chown/chmod
[12:55] <llutz> spreetzer: and tbh, why should the group chown/chmod things there?
[12:56] <CaT_MaN> hello all, Does someone know how to set time to wait for snmpwalk command ?
[12:56] <obeyance> K, thank you guys for being nice and helpful. Im going to take a power nap while this finishes up and ill be back to try and figure out this graphics issue.
[12:56] <spreetzer> llutz: that's what capistrano does after a deploy
[12:56] <llutz> spreetzer: you dont want your webserver having full read/write-access to all stuff inside /var/www too
[12:56] <mang0> Does anybody here use GTK cairo-dock? I can't get the drop&share applet to work for images :/
[12:57] <aeon-ltd> 3/quit
[12:57] <spreetzer> llutz: not my webserve, it's passenger user, which deploys my website
[12:58] <llutz> spreetzer: only one user? make him owner of /var/www/* and he can do what you want. chgrp -R www-data /var/www          for httpd-access
[12:59] <jonathon_> Anyone here got the link to fix the headphone port for laptops?
[12:59] <antihero> How would I get the installed package version?
[13:00] <llutz>  apt-cache policy <package>
[13:02] <llutz> spreetzer: you might ask in #Capistrano for further help (i had to google what that is)
[13:02] <gskill> so
[13:03] <gskill> anyone has this issue before?
[13:03] <antihero> Anyone else find google's repos to be horrendously slow to wait for headers
[13:03] <trinity9000> antihero: No, I find Google's repository to be most excellent
[13:03] <gskill> damn
[13:03] <Rigin> join #ubuntu
[13:03] <gskill> :S
[13:05] <gskill> how can I restart my xserver? :S there is an error: Failed to connect to x server
[13:05] <vilsonfarias> \join #gaim
[13:05] <antihero> trinity9000: Weird.
[13:05] <antihero> llutz: Thanks, by the way.
[13:05]  * amol_beast says Hello
[13:05] <antihero> Is it possible to change the compiler used by the "make" command (for the hell of it)
[13:06] <trinity9000> antihero: You can either specify a compiler directly in the make file, or change your default compiler when you call "cc" etc.
[13:07]  * gskill hello
[13:08] <antihero> trinity9000: How would I do either?
[13:09] <doufnufem> test
[13:09] <doufnufem> k
[13:09] <doufnufem> hey guys i have a question
[13:09] <doufnufem> I'm trying to reinstall my ubuntu parition
[13:09] <doufnufem> on a winxp ubuntu machine
[13:09] <doufnufem> when i try to do so i try the first option; erase ubuntu 11.04 and reinstall
[13:09] <doufnufem> how ever i get an error that i have too many paritions
[13:10] <doufnufem> any solutions?
[13:10] <gskill> hw many partitions do you have doufnufem ?
[13:10] <doufnufem> i have 5
[13:11] <doufnufem> pardon
[13:11] <doufnufem> 4
[13:11] <gskill> try with advancer install
[13:11] <gskill> advanced*
[13:11] <doufnufem> one for ubuntu, one for windows, one for a blank parition i use to swap files between the two, and one for swap
[13:12] <gskill> doufnufem, try with the advanced installation by formating it and then installing the natty again
[13:12] <doufnufem> will i need to reinstall the swap parition?
[13:12] <gskill> doufnufem, no, you don't
[13:13] <gskill> just format the ext partition and that's all
[13:13] <aetas> that you again, duke?
[13:13] <doufnufem> ya
[13:13] <aetas> problems?
[13:14] <doufnufem> just working on it atm
[13:14] <doufnufem> to many paritions for easy install
[13:14] <doufnufem> and very wary of messing up the windows parition
[13:15] <doufnufem> okay using gparted to reformat the ubuntu part
[13:15] <ParkerR> Back
[13:15] <dyd> how can i reinstall grub on my hd?
[13:16] <efrem_> i cant install Gtalk like in windows in ubuntu 10.04?
[13:16] <ParkerR> sudo grub install /dev/sda in most cases
[13:16] <iceroot> dyd: sudo grub-install /dev/sdX
[13:16] <ParkerR> Oh -
[13:16] <ParkerR> Ok
[13:16] <dyd> iceroot: thanks
[13:16] <new> yo anyone awake?
[13:17] <ParkerR> I am
[13:17] <doufnufem> im alseep
[13:17] <doufnufem> asleep
[13:17] <jamshid_> sorry,
[13:17] <jamshid_> ##C :Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services
[13:17] <jamshid_> what it means?
[13:17] <ParkerR> doufnufem installed irssi in his brain
[13:17] <doufnufem> jamshid_:  do this /msg nickserv identify <email adress> <password>
[13:17] <doufnufem> sry
[13:17] <doufnufem> jamshid_:  do this /msg nickserv register <email adress> <password>
[13:17] <ParkerR> Actually password goes first
[13:17] <doufnufem> lol
[13:17] <doufnufem> i fail
[13:17] <doufnufem> WHAT I MEAN IS
[13:18] <doufnufem> jamshid_:  do this /msg nickserv register <password> <email>
[13:18] <ParkerR> XD
[13:18] <ParkerR> Wbnew
[13:18] <ParkerR> *Wb new
[13:18] <Newwwwb> ty heh.
[13:18] <gskill> jamshid_, mode r is when the channel can only joined by registered nick on the nickserve
[13:18] <Felersurm> what does one use instead of dd to create a image of a lv on a vg.
[13:18] <jamshid_> thank you!
[13:19] <doufnufem> man idk if im doing this right :x
[13:19] <gskill> jamshid_, u wlcm
[13:19] <ParkerR> Man I love pianobar
[13:19] <Newwwwb> my xubuntu does this odd thing after some use (days).. it makes program windows go away..or some sort
[13:19] <Newwwwb> I could take a pic and show it to you, hold onb
[13:19] <Newwwwb> brb
[13:19] <gskill> well.. so anyone had troubles with the xserver?
[13:19] <ParkerR> This is why everyone should have access to a BNC XD
[13:20] <gskill> it seems like I'm the only one :(
[13:20] <ParkerR> gskill, details
[13:20] <doufnufem> http://i.imgur.com/Fq2sx.png <--- is this right?
[13:20] <Felersurm> gskill: no you are not but your question was a bit general
[13:20] <ParkerR> Nonon make that fat32 ext4
[13:20] <ParkerR> doufnufem,
[13:21] <doufnufem> fat32 is my windows part
[13:21] <ParkerR> sda2 is your windows
[13:21] <ParkerR> sda4 is going to be the linux partition
[13:21] <gskill> ParkerR, Felersurm when I boot on linux ubuntu 10.10, the gnome doesn't works and the login screen is on console mode
[13:21] <ParkerR> Needs to be ext4 or ext3
[13:21] <ParkerR> gskill, dunno
[13:21] <doufnufem> wait excuse me :<
[13:22] <gskill> I have a FX 5200 Nvidia
[13:22] <doufnufem> fat32 is my just storage partition
[13:22] <ParkerR> Oh
[13:22] <gskill> on vga graph
[13:22] <doufnufem> i want to put it on sda/1 thats where i had my previous ubuntu install
[13:22] <ParkerR> So where are you putting linux doufnufem ?
[13:22] <ParkerR> Oh then thats ok
[13:22] <ParkerR> :)
[13:22] <doufnufem> awesome
[13:22] <doufnufem> now just click next?
[13:22] <doufnufem> and hope i dont fuck it up lol
[13:22] <FloodBot1> doufnufem: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:23] <ParkerR> Yep
[13:23] <doufnufem> crap
[13:23] <doufnufem> no root file system detected
[13:23] <doufnufem> :x
[13:23] <ParkerR> Oh
[13:23] <ParkerR> On that etx4 make the mountpoint /
[13:23] <doufnufem> k
[13:23] <Felersurm> gskill: i thought 10.10 to be a bit crappy. so if you dont mind upgrading. do it. goes like this: sudo su and then: aptitude update; aptitude upgrade; do-release-upgrade
[13:24] <ParkerR> *ext4
[13:24] <mang0> n0trusting hrm
[13:24] <gskill> Felersurm, ok I'll try that and see what happens
[13:24] <iceroot> Felersurm: sudo su is wrong
[13:24] <ParkerR> I'm on 10.04.2 right now :)
[13:24] <gskill> iceroot, I know
[13:24] <iceroot> Felersurm: also using a real root-shell is not the supported way
[13:25] <gskill> just su
[13:25] <iceroot> gskill: wrong
[13:25] <doufnufem> sry about all the questions. Like this http://i.imgur.com/qSMZu.png
[13:25] <gskill> but also can I try with ctrl+alt+F2
[13:25] <Felersurm> ill rephrase my question: i heard one shouldnt use dd to copy from lvs. what do i use instead to create images from a logival volume which resides on a volume group??
[13:25] <ParkerR> doufnufem, bingo
[13:25] <doufnufem> tnx
[13:25] <iceroot> !sudo | gskill
[13:25] <gskill> iceroot, I'm happy with my kernel
[13:25] <Felersurm> iceroot: how is sudo su wrong?
[13:26] <iceroot> Felersurm: its setting the environment wrong
[13:26] <ParkerR> You can just do sudo <command>
[13:26] <gskill> just su
[13:26] <iceroot> Felersurm: sudo -i is the correct way for a root-shell
[13:26] <gskill> and then the pass
[13:26] <Felersurm> iceroot: yeah but that doesnt matter for some aptitude runs
[13:26] <iceroot> Felersurm: but we only support sudo command here
[13:26] <gskill> that changes your user to root
[13:26] <iceroot> Felersurm: it can matter
[13:27] <Pici> gskill: The root account is locked by default on Ubuntu.
[13:27] <iceroot> Felersurm: so there is no reason to use the wrong way
[13:27] <dyd> hello all
[13:27] <gskill> Pici, I can use my root account
[13:27] <ParkerR> Yeah me too
[13:27] <iceroot> gskill: you can do what you want but its not supported here
[13:27] <Pici> gskill: Just because you can, doesn't mean your should or recommend to others.
[13:28] <ParkerR> First thing I do is sudo passwd to set root password
[13:28] <dyd> i've done sudo grub-install /dev/sdb, but now at startup i see: error: no such device: E25C67D55C67A351 then grub rescue>
[13:28] <iceroot> ParkerR: same for you as for gskill
[13:28] <dyd> (now i'm with another pc)
[13:28] <gskill> iceroot, I don't want to do nothing but repair my xserver
[13:28] <gskill> :S
[13:28] <ParkerR> I've just never understood why root has always been regarded as forbidden land
[13:29] <iceroot> ParkerR: because there is no reason for a real root-account
[13:29] <gskill> ParkerR, I had to unlock that accout to unlock the keyring....
[13:29] <iceroot> ParkerR: its to easy to break the system when using a root-account
[13:29] <gskill> iceroot, I never use the root account
[13:29] <dyd> can anyone help me with grub stuff?
[13:29] <ParkerR> Yeah, I have heard that. I usually don't do anything stupid as root
[13:29] <chbdyy> YLMF OS 4.0 的视觉效果怎么开啊？
[13:29] <ParkerR> But I can see how that can happen
[13:30] <iceroot> ParkerR: its not a question of stupid
[13:30] <iceroot> ParkerR: but a normal typo can be bad
[13:30] <Felersurm>  i heard one shouldnt use dd to copy from lvs. what do i use instead to create images from a logival volume which resides on a volume group??
[13:30] <dyd> the situation was like that: i installed ubuntu on a 160 gb hd, but i can't understand why if i plug out a 500 hd it won't load ubuntu, so i tried grub-install on the 160gb hd but nothing changed
[13:30] <chbdyy> YLMF OS 4.0 的视觉效果怎么开啊？
[13:30] <dyd> it's like if grub is installed on the 500 gb hd
[13:30] <gskill> ParkerR, what iceroot wants to mean is that someone can login as root remotely on your pc then do whatever he wants
[13:30] <Lartza> In all cases, is the server edition good for servers?
[13:31] <iceroot> gskill: that is not what i mean
[13:31] <ParkerR> gskill, I don't think so
[13:31] <Felersurm> dyd: probably grub was installed to your 500GB HDs masterbootrecord
[13:31] <chbdyy> 怎么都是老外？
[13:31] <dyd> Felersurm: how can i do the same on my 160hd?
[13:31] <Pici> !zh | chbdyy
[13:31] <dyd> i'm in grub-rescue console
[13:31] <Lartza> Just a home server, but doesn't the server kernel decrease interactivity? Is it heavier than the desktop one and does it perform in streaming and torrents?
[13:31] <gskill> iceroot, I don't have a root account
[13:32] <gskill> I just changed my rood pass
[13:32] <Felersurm> dyd: can you just replug the old HD?
[13:32] <iceroot> gskill: then you have a root-account
[13:32] <gskill> yep
[13:32] <dyd> Felersurm: yes i can do that, but i want to use the 500hd for other pourposes
 iceroot, I don't have a root account
[13:32] <ParkerR> gskill, you aren't making any sense
[13:32] <gskill> iceroot, it was necessary to unlock my keyring...
[13:32] <Felersurm> dyd: yes but then you can boot and installing grub into the 160GB HD will be easier
[13:32] <iceroot> gskill: no
[13:33] <iceroot> gskill: just use sudo for that
[13:33] <gskill> :O
[13:33] <iceroot> gskill: as i said there is no reason for a real root-account
[13:33] <gskill> sudo keyring unlock? :/
[13:33] <dyd> Felersurm: lol... now it's not working
[13:33] <ParkerR> iceroot, lets agree to disagree.
[13:33] <iceroot> gskill: if keyring unlock is the command, yes
[13:33] <dyd> Felersurm: maybe cause i installed grub on the 160hd manually?
[13:34] <iceroot> !sudo | gskill
[13:34] <Pici> gskill: no... I think you're confusing the difference between using sudo or gksudo with actually unlocking the root account and setting a password.
[13:34] <Felersurm> dyd: maybe yes
[13:34] <Pici> gskill: unlocking the keyring has nothing to do with this.
[13:34] <Felersurm> dyd: ok unplug the 500G one again
[13:34] <gskill> never mind
[13:34] <zhangyang09> how to check a file in which package in ubuntu
[13:34] <dyd> Felersurm: done
[13:34] <gskill> I want to restore my gdm in a first place
[13:34] <Felersurm> !grub > dyd
[13:34] <Pici> zhangyang09: dpkg -S /path/to/file
[13:35] <iceroot> zhangyang09: apt-file search, http://packages.ubuntu.com, dpkg -S /path/to/local/file
[13:35] <Felersurm> !grub > Felersurm
[13:35] <dyd> Felersurm: thank you
[13:35] <R1ck> so I have this preseed file which works beautifully, my root and swap are created (root within an LVM), but now I have made a second preseed file which includes the first but with a seperate /home partition in the LVM. It doesnt work, it does include the other preseed file, but the setting i'm trying to override (d-i partman-auto/expert_recipe string) doesnt seem to take effect
[13:35] <ParkerR> Iforgot how nice 10.04 was
[13:35] <ParkerR> *I forgot
[13:35] <Pici> Felersurm: You may want to tray asking in #ubuntu-server for your question (or ##linux since it doesn't seem to be Ubuntu specific)
[13:35] <gskill> ParkerR, I had 10,04
[13:36] <trinity9000> Lartza: The difference between the server and desktop kernel is described here: http://tegeksinfo.wordpress.com/2011/05/06/kernel-differences-between-ubuntu-linux-desktop-and-server-editions/
[13:36] <squig> i like 10.04
[13:36] <gskill> but it crashes with my graphic card too
[13:36] <zhangyang09> oh, Thanks , i find it use dpkg -S.. :)
[13:36] <qin> Lartza: On headless machine, rtorrent is sensible, also deluge and transmission can be operated from cli and via web, there are also auto-downloaders and tracker updater operated even via irc, but it is off-topic.
[13:36] <ParkerR> squig, It just feels snappier to me than 11.*
[13:37] <dyd> Felersurm: i'm booting pc with ubuntu installation cd inserted
[13:37] <Lartza> qin: Yes but was thinking how the server performs on HDD intensive tasks like torrents and streaming?
[13:37] <dyd> Felersurm: live session means to use "try ubuntu without installing"?
[13:37] <Felersurm> dyd: yes
[13:38] <dyd> Felersurm: okk
[13:38] <new> sigh
[13:38] <squig> so the only real differnce is the kernel timer? the rest can be changed through proc?
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> Lartza: transmission can be used headless too
[13:39] <qin> Lartza: Desktop gives you gui, which can only slow down yours or automatic tasks, server edition have superior hardware support.
[13:39] <squig> superior hardware support? its the same kernel
[13:40] <qin> squig: Really? Then it does not.
[13:41] <VectorX> hi, i got ubuntu installed in a vm, no gui only cli, how can i extend the disk space from the os itself, the vm is set to dynamic in virtualbox but its not expanding
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> VectorX: I'd ask in #vbox
[13:42] <VectorX> ActionParsnip ok
[13:42] <VectorX> i thought it was a ubuntu/linux question thought
[13:42] <woky> Hello. Is there any `easy' way to install ipw3945 driver in latest ubuntu (11.04) ?
[13:42] <plouffe> Why does the website still recommend the 32bit version downloads?
[13:43] <AcidRain> damn. i just got fired
[13:43] <Lartza> qin: Minimal install doesn't have GUI
[13:43] <Lartza> qin: Yet is desktop
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> VectorX: it kinda is but the vbox config needs tweaking so asking in #vbox as well is good
[13:44] <trinity9000> qin: A GUI doesn't affect server tasks very much at all... if you have 2GB of RAM or more, your desktop will be using a tiny amount, and likewise for CPU usage
[13:45] <qin> Lartza: Ok, you can run desktop with no gui too, what do you want to do?
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> trinity9000: it reduces security though as you are running more services
[13:45] <Lartza> qin: home server/NAS
[13:46] <qin> trinity9000: Maybe, but 200Mb of ram look precious on many machines.
[13:46] <squig> x11 servers are leaky/unstable huge bits of code that you dont want to run
[13:46] <Lartza> Currently have one it's Arch now but Ubuntu doesn't have so much updates that break it all the time :)
[13:46] <KommaH> Hey everyone! I'm having issue with the time drifting on a Xen VM running Ubuntu. I've installed ntp and ntpdate and told it to sync periodically (which it does), however, the time is still drifting...
[13:46] <squig> KommaH, does it ntpd stop running?
[13:47] <VectorX> ok so this is the answer i get from #vbox: [19:16] <JshWright> VectorX: that's not really a VBox specific thing... how would you expand any partition?
[13:47] <KommaH> squig: ntpd is still running.
[13:47] <KommaH> I think it updates the time hourly.
[13:47] <squig> do you have the command ntpq
[13:47] <KommaH> yes
[13:47] <qin> Lartza: Desktop edition have better configuration, even if you boot with no X. But pretty much it would not matter.
[13:47] <squig> can you show what ntpq -p says?
[13:48] <KommaH> squig: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/442809/
[13:48] <squig> KommaH, for some reason you havnt peered with that server
[13:48] <KommaH> :O
[13:49] <Lartza> qin: Was gonna get TurnKey first but it looks stupid, I'll try the Server edition out, can always change :)
[13:49] <squig> your offset might be to big
[13:49] <squig> is that ntp server local or on the internet?
[13:49] <KommaH> Ergh
[13:49] <KommaH> On the internet
[13:49] <squig> ok, you probably want to get a few more ntp servers
[13:49] <dyd> Felersurm: thank you, it's working now! :)
[13:49] <squig> ntp is pretty light weight
[13:50] <squig> there are the ntp pool servers
[13:50] <Lartza> squig: Offset too big?
[13:50] <billy2007> can i dual boot windows and ubuntu after ubunutu is installed
[13:50] <ParkerR> Woo go my layout setup http://cl.ly/3p00321i1z0q0a0L411p
[13:50] <Lartza> billy2007: Tricky but yes
[13:50] <squig> Lartza, when ntp starts if the offset it so large it will never start running the clock
[13:50] <squig> there is an option to ignore that
[13:51] <dsnyders> !dual
[13:51] <Lartza> squig: Hmm... Arch Linux probably has some stuff at init script to fix that "issue"
[13:51] <KommaH> How do I tell ntp to sync up with other servers? Is there a command, or do I just edit the config directly?
[13:51] <billy2007> Lartza, my assumtion was to resize the partition and install on the remaining free space would this work?
[13:51] <Lartza> KommaH: Edit config
[13:51] <squig> many linuxes will do an ntpdate -b ntpserver before starting ntpdate
[13:51] <squig> but it can also be bad to have a sudden shift
[13:52] <Lartza> billy2007: I forgot what widnows wants
[13:52] <Lartza> billy2007: I have my XP on second HDD, but on the beginning of it
[13:52] <Lartza> I think it has to be on the beginning
[13:52] <HackNewton> hi all
[13:52] <squig> KommaH, i know how to edit the config
[13:52] <billy2007> Lartza, i dont understand what you mean by what it wants
[13:52] <Pici> Lartza, billy2007: It doesn't matter which order the partitions are on.
[13:52] <dyd> how can i detect what processor i have installed?
[13:52] <squig> some thing like
[13:52] <Lartza> Pici: Oh yea, first booting :)
[13:52] <squig> server 0.uk.pool.ntp.org
[13:53] <squig> change uk to be your country code
[13:53] <Lartza> Pici: (Which can be fooled from grub)
[13:53] <Pici> billy2007: Its easier to have windows installed and then install Ubuntu, otherwise you'll need to setup grub yourself afterwards, which can be a pain.
[13:53] <KommaH> Do I need to stop the daemon first?
[13:53] <squig> KommaH, you will need to restart it after changing
[13:53] <KommaH> got it
[13:53] <Pici> !dualboot | billy2007
[13:54] <billy2007> Pici, does this still apply if its on a different partition and i format the empty one first
[13:54] <Lartza> Pici: I consider it a pain when my wndows install cd refused to boot when there were ext partitions
[13:54] <Pici> billy2007: yes.
[13:54] <Lartza> Pici: Also windows was going to format my LVM partitions even though I didn't tell it to and it saw them as some other type
[13:54] <Lartza> Pici: This was WinXP I hope Vista/7 work better...
[13:55] <trinity9000> Lartza: Pretty sure Windows still won't recognise LVM...
[13:55] <billy2007> is there a way to move all my settings and files to another ubuntu pc via ethernet cable?
[13:55] <Lartza> trinity9000: It saw it as some restore or recovery partition
[13:55] <KommaH> Alright. Thanks for the help, all!
[13:56] <Lartza> trinity9000: And started to format it even though I selected another partition for install, but failed the format
[13:56] <Lartza> trinity9000: And ext like I said made the install CD stuck at boot...
[13:56] <Lartza> Always installed windows first since then :)
[13:56] <trinity9000> Yes, I install Windows first too
[13:56] <AcidRain> Lartza: same thing happened to me
[13:56] <BlankVerse> hey guys , is there anything similar for linux http://cafbit.com/entry/rapid_dhcp_or_how_do
[13:56] <trinity9000> Less hassle
[13:56] <BlankVerse> my dhcp takes easily more than 5-10 secs
[13:56] <AcidRain> then i remember how foolish i was for even wanting anything to do with Windows
[13:57] <AcidRain> Windows, a word i now refer to as glass. dirty cheap broken glass
[13:57] <trinity9000> AcidRain: But what about games? ;)
[13:57] <AcidRain> trinity9000: eh...
[13:57] <AcidRain> i love games. but... is it worth it?
[13:57] <geekbri> does anybody have expierence with start-stop-daemon?  I have a working init script but anytime i try to add the --chuid flag to run it as a non root user, it just doesnt start (no errors).  I sudo'd as the user im running it as and was able to run it.
[13:57] <Lartza> trinity9000: Work in Linux, what I want to play :)
[13:57] <AcidRain> the pain and struggle to keep a windows box working properly?
[13:57] <AcidRain> oh my bad, glass
[13:57] <Lartza> Theme Hospital has gotten me past few days <3
[13:57] <trinity9000> I find Windows equally easy to maintain as Ubuntu
[13:58] <trinity9000> Doing some things is a lot easier
[13:58] <Lartza> AcidRain: DAMN OUTDATED SOFTWARE THAT DOESN'T AUTO-UPDATE
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> trinity9000: +1
[13:58] <Lartza> Bad choice of words...
[13:58] <AcidRain> lol Lartza: you talkinga bout win or linux?
[13:58] <Lartza> Windows
[13:58] <AcidRain> yeah true
[13:58] <Lartza> Have to update each damn software individually :D
[13:58] <AcidRain> Lartza: and even at that. im a little scared to use the win auto update, considering half the time i click on it, its actually a virus
[13:58] <Lartza> That keeps me in Linux and doesn't need anything else :)
[13:59] <Lartza> AcidRain: What auto-update? WINautoupdte.ru.bat.EXE?
[13:59] <AcidRain> lol
[13:59] <Lartza> Updates all your software at once!
[13:59] <Felersurm> actually completely without trolling... windows7 is quite nice
[14:00] <AcidRain> lol. i just live in fear when i had windows
[14:00] <qin> lol
[14:00] <AcidRain> now with linux im in the street talkin so much beef like im invincible
[14:00] <Lartza> Felersurm: Decent, my last offer!
[14:00] <Lartza> Not nice
[14:00] <Lartza> decent
[14:00] <Felersurm> ok i buy decent
[14:00] <AcidRain> with linux i laugh at exe's. they are the worse thing to ever happen to the bit
[14:01] <AcidRain> well... i cant really blame it all on exe
[14:01] <AcidRain> firewalls and avs are advance now. but the virus will always stay one step ahead
[14:01] <Lartza> Win7, failing windows updates and 32/64 programs that install to Program files (x86)
[14:01] <Lartza> I mean... what the ehck they were meant to be 64-bit too?!
[14:01] <Felersurm> C# is very decent too
[14:02] <Pici> !ot
[14:02]  * BluesKaj waits for the ot cops to show up
[14:02] <AcidRain> i showed my uncle a situation where i had a website pulled up on 2 machines. 1 linux, and 1 windows. the windows computer crashed on next boot.  linux stayed strong with no effects.
[14:02] <trinity9000> Yes, C# kicks ass
[14:02] <Lartza> BluesKaj: :D
[14:02] <Lasers> "It is now safe to turn your computer off"
[14:02] <AcidRain> since that day, he loves to go to all different types of sites and make fun of them
[14:02] <angawar> Cant figure it out how to rotate two of my screens, my setup contains of 22" - 24" - 22" and i need to rotate the two of the 22 screens first. Think someone could help me fast with that?
[14:02] <Pici> Ladies and Gentlemen, can we move the offtopic conversations to #ubuntu-offtopic or elsewhere?
[14:02] <Felersurm> Lartza: actually that is quite awesome beeing able to run 32bit binaries that easy
[14:02] <Pici> People are trying to get support ehre.
[14:02] <Pici> *here
[14:02] <Lartza> Felersurm: Yea but they were suppsoed to be 64-bit programs and they install to x86
[14:02] <Lartza> Felersurm: Well 32/64 both
[14:03] <Lartza> the installers
[14:03] <Lartza> say so
[14:03] <AcidRain> Pici: is our manager. back to the support!
[14:03] <Felersurm> okok i think we need to shutup about windows
[14:03] <angawar> What channel should I ask in then?
[14:03] <qin> #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:03] <AcidRain> angawar: what is your question?
[14:04] <qin> angawar: Sorry, you have a question, thats nice.
[14:04] <angawar> Dont know how to rotate two of my 22" screens in xorg.conf
[14:04] <AcidRain> i would ask in #x
[14:04] <AcidRain> ;)
[14:04] <trinity9000> angawar: What graphics card do you have?
[14:04] <Lartza> AcidRain: They don't spoonfeed :P
[14:04] <angawar> two Nvidia 9800 GT
[14:04] <Lartza> AcidRain: He wanted fast
[14:05] <Lartza> :)
[14:05] <AcidRain> lol. a previous win user new to linux. i understand
[14:05] <Lartza> Also there are not as many active users there :)
[14:05] <AcidRain> see here at #ubuntu we are understanding
[14:05] <dsnyders> angawar, By rotate, do you mean change the orientation from portrait to landscape?
[14:05] <Lartza> AcidRain: Who is? me? no
[14:05] <AcidRain> lol
[14:05] <Lartza> AcidRain: ahh
[14:06] <Lartza> AcidRain: angwar is, nobody has dual 9800GT if they use Linjux
[14:06] <Lartza> :P
[14:06] <angawar> hm, think it would be nice if the 22" screens are in portrait and the 24" in landscape(?)
[14:06] <dddbmt> Hi guys. I want to reinstall a computer with Windows XP instead of Ubuntu. But what ever I do I can't get to boot from the CD. I have CD as first priority boot in BIOS, and I've tried to start through the "Select boot device" menu.
[14:06] <angawar> if thats possible?
[14:06] <dddbmt> Is there a way to restart+boot from cd, from within ubuntu?=
[14:07] <Lartza> dddbmt: Not raelly, BIOS boots it so all you should need to do ise what you said
[14:07] <Lasers> dddbmt: You burned a bad Windows disc... Looks like it.
[14:07] <Lartza> dddbmt: Set CD to be first bootable and have a disc that boots
[14:07] <dddbmt> Lartza, Lasers: So it's a bad CD?
[14:08] <Lasers> dddbmt: It's a possibility.
[14:08] <Lasers> dddbmt: Bad CD, Bad ISO. It's not set to bootable, etc. is also possibilites.
[14:08] <dsnyders> dddbmt, try another bootable cd.
[14:08] <trinity9000> angawar: Are you using the NVIDIA proprietary graphics driver?
[14:08] <vendix> how to upgrade ubuntu 11.04
[14:08] <vendix> to 11.10?
[14:09] <angawar> Yeah think so
[14:09] <Pici> vendix: See the topic in #ubuntu+1
[14:09] <Lasers> angawar: Did you look at Nvidia Settings under System/Preferences after you enabled the driver?
[14:09] <angawar> yeah
[14:10] <Lasers> angawar: You should be able to generate xorg.conf from there -- then modify it to your likings.
[14:10] <trinity9000> I thought there was an option to set Rotation in the Nvidia control panel
[14:10] <trinity9000> Not at home at the moment to look
[14:10] <vendix> Pici: i see the few url's
[14:10] <vendix> :)
[14:10] <angawar> I have done this so far, but i dont know how to rotate just those two screens?
[14:10] <ActionParsnip> vendix: sudo do-release-upgrade -d     It will more than likely break stuff, your call
[14:11] <dddbmt> Lasers, dsnyders: I told them to try another CD, thanks for your time!
[14:12] <new> I have to create a new user because my Xubuntu windows (edges of the screen) dissapear so that I cant move any opened stuff around the screen
[14:12] <Guest80157> So this Room is All About Ubuntu?
[14:12] <new> this happens just after week or so
[14:12] <new> well, ubuntu is all about everything ;)
[14:13] <douf-nufem> just wanted to drop back in and say thanks
[14:13] <douf-nufem> things worked perfectly
[14:13] <new> np mate
[14:13] <new> ..(lol, I wasn't the one who helped)
[14:13] <Pici> Guest80157: This is the official support channel of Ubuntu.
[14:15] <billy2007> is 10.10 the newest ubuntu install?? and if not can i still use the live cd to install grub after installing windows
[14:15] <Lasers> angawar: With some Google, I find http://tuxtweaks.com/2010/05/ubuntu-enable-rotation-nvidia/ -- I'm trying to find a solution (I don't have three monitors!)
[14:16] <HackNewton> billy2007, no newest Ubuntu is 11.04 Natty
[14:16] <billy2007> HackNewton, could i still use the grub off of the live cd to install the bootloader
[14:17] <trinity9000> billy2007: Ubuntu has a new version every 6 months, the version refers to the year/month
[14:17] <billy2007> ihave the newest version i just couldnt remember the numbers
[14:17] <angawar> Nice, it works... :)
[14:17] <angawar> But why cant I drag windows across screens?
[14:17] <angawar> hehe
[14:17] <HackNewton> billy2007, yes you can install grub later after installing windows but it is not recommanded as this is pain
[14:17] <brandon_> hello guys.
[14:18] <freckledp> Has anyone ever converted .swf movies to .mov with Ubuntu? I can use ffmpeg to go the other way, but swf > mov doesn't work :(. Suggestions?
[14:18] <billy2007> HackNewton, can i do it off of a 10.10 live cd whebi i have 11.04 installed
[14:18] <HackNewton> billy2007, yes
[14:18] <brandon_> I have 2 quick questions. First of all, is there a way to reorder my grub options so that win 7 is selected first instead of ubuntu?
[14:18] <HackNewton> billy2007, grub version hardly matters
[14:19] <HackNewton> brandon_, yes there is you just have to edit your grub.conf file
[14:19] <brandon_> HackNewton, where is that located?
[14:20] <Guest80157> Is this is Like The not line For Linux
[14:20] <HackNewton> brandon_, /etc/grub.conf
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> brandon_: yes
[14:20] <Guest80157> hotline For linux
[14:21] <brandon_> HackNewton, thank you.
[14:21] <HackNewton> brandon_, just make sure you edit it correctly or your grub may get down
[14:21] <HackNewton> brandon_, you are welcome
[14:21] <douf-nufem> HackNewton... is that like jail breaking an ipod?
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> brandon_: sudo mv 30_os-prober 08_os-prober; sudo update-grub
[14:22] <HackNewton> douf-nufem, lol no !
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> brandon_: you'll need to run:  cd /etc/grub.d    first
[14:22] <brandon_> My second question is regarding an update. I am on 10.10 right now and to get my external wireless adapter to work and had to manually compile and install a driver. What i want to know is if I update to 11.04 will I have to re-do all that driver stuff? And is it even gauranteed to work on the update?
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> brandon_: more than likely yes
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> brandon_: you may have to recompile if the new kernel doesn't support your wifi hardware
[14:23] <HackNewton> brandon_, Surely yes! its sad but no other option
[14:24] <brandon_> Actionparsnip, what exactly does the update change? Like my desktop and all files will remain as is right? And the kernel already update to the newest version and i had to re-do driver. So i should be good then if kernel is already up to date?
[14:25] <HackNewton> Bye have nice day all
[14:25] <HackNewton> :D
[14:26] <lafon> anyway I can get the synaptic download scripts to work in win7?
[14:26] <brandon_> ActionParsnip, I guess what i mean to ask is what exactly does 11.04 Update when it updates? which folders and stuff.
[14:29] <brandon_> 2.6.35-30 is most upto date kernel correct?
[14:29] <martin`> Hi, I get internet from usb and would like to share it wirelessly to a mac. Tried Wireless Ad-Hoc connection sharing scenario from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing#GUI%20Method%20via%20Network%20Manager%20%28Ubuntu%209.10%20and%20up%29 but didn't work.
[14:29] <dnivra> hello. I have a socks proxy running on localhost. how do I specify the proxy to a terminal?
[14:30] <martin`> I tried to do the same in different machines using Lucid, Natty and Oneiric. No success.
[14:31] <trinity9000> brandon_: No, version 3 would be the latest
[14:31] <martin`> Is there an easy way to do this?
[14:32] <squig> martin`,  I dont know if there is an 'easy' way
[14:32] <squig> but what didnt work?
[14:32] <Medjai> has anyone tried to "make" a binary who's source uses #include <QtCrypto>?
[14:32] <Medjai> I have the package libqca2 installed and QtCrypto is present in /urs/include/
[14:32] <Medjai> but when i try to make I get the error that it doesn't exist WTF is that all about?
[14:32] <brandon_> trinity9000, do i have to be on 11.04 to have it? Cause im on 10.10 and it just updated
[14:33] <Pici> Medjai: Do you have the coorisponding -dev package installed as well?
[14:33] <martin`> I don't find the ssid in mac
[14:33] <Medjai> yeah it's only a dev package that i need correct
[14:33] <martin`> nor my phone
[14:33] <Medjai> or is the regular one needed?
[14:33] <Pici> Medjai: The -dev usually depends on the regular one, so you might as well keep it installed.
[14:33] <Medjai> eh well either way i have both packages it seems like
[14:34] <Medjai> so i'm not sure why i'm having compiling errors
[14:34] <martin`> I remember being able to do it in another computer, I remember choosing Infrastructure instead of ad-hoc. But I am not sure
[14:34] <Medjai> Pici, any clue?
[14:35] <trinity9000> brandon_: I don't think 11.04 has the latest kernel either. Ubuntu only does incremental upgrades of the kernel once it's stable, it won't jump to a big new version (for stability reasons)
[14:35] <Pici> Medjai: can you pastebin the exact erros that you're getting?
[14:35] <Medjai> sure 1 sec
[14:36] <brandon_> trinity9000, well what should i be operating on is there a huge difference?
[14:37] <martin`> squig: what would the difficult way be?
[14:37] <trinity9000> brandon_: Most additions to a kernel are to do with drivers these days. There aren't often major new features/speedups for a couple of years.
[14:37] <squig> martin`, thats the one bit I dont know how to do, I would just make an adhoc network via the ui?
[14:38] <Medjai> Hey Pici, here's the pastebin of the error
[14:38] <Medjai> http://pastebin.com/JRMvZjiL
[14:38] <brandon_> trinity9000, ok. If i had to manually compile/install a driver to get my usb wireless internet to work, and i update to 11.04, well it be broken?
[14:39] <martin`> squig: no success. I tried different encryption possibilities, also no encryption... but nothing.
[14:39] <squig> can you make the network on your mac and then connect with linux?
[14:40] <Pici> Medjai: Okay, give me a minute.
[14:40] <Medjai> sure thing
[14:40] <trinity9000> brandon_: Not necessarily, I suggest reading this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[14:40] <martin`> squig: sure. but I get internet from an Android phone, and there is no easy way of doing it from a mac
[14:41] <squig> martian_, making an adhoc network?
[14:41] <squig> tis easy
[14:41] <martin`> squig: unless you use the phone as a wifi hotspot... which I don't want to do. I want ubuntu to be the wifi hotspot
[14:41] <austinbv> I am trying to get a bonjour service running on ubuntu but cannot find anything current on the web about ubuntu and bonjour
[14:41] <austinbv> I was wondering if anyone here could point me in the right direction
[14:41] <squig> martin`, its an add hock network, just create one and then have them all join it
[14:42] <dr-willis> some chipsets for wireless i think dint have adhoc network support under ubuntu
[14:42] <squig> adhoc != infrastucture
[14:42] <jimmy51_> when installing the upgrade to 11.04 i got an error saying it could not install initramfs-tools.  i see bugs listed all over and am wondering what to do next...
[14:43] <jimmy51_> https://launchpad.net/bugs/789722
[14:43] <trinity9000> austinbv: avahi implements zeroconf like bonjour, use that
[14:43] <austinbv> that's what I have done
[14:43] <martin`> squig: I set the adhoc wireless network correctly but I cannot see it in the mac. dr-willis: how can I know if my chipset does not support it?
[14:44] <dr-willis> martin`: forums perhaps.
[14:45] <squig> martin`, its adhoc just make the first one on your mac and try and connect to it?
[14:45] <squig> once you get wireless connected you can configure ip/route/dns differently
[14:46] <jimmy51_> i need a package management ninja.  initramfs-tools screwed up during the 11.04 upgrade and now my system is not happy.
[14:47] <martin`> squig: so do you mean I should create a wireless computer connection from the mac and then connect to it from ubuntu? Then I could change settings so that ubuntu shares internet?
[14:47] <billy2007> how do i know wether i need the gnome partition editior or the kde one
[14:47] <bovv> Hi!  I am trying to find a free  image hosting site.  No registration like pastebin.  (pastebin only supports text, no?)  Ideas?
[14:47] <iceroot> bovv: #ubuntu-offtopic, google
[14:47] <AcidRain> bovv: what type of images?
[14:48] <iceroot> !image | bovv
[14:48] <AcidRain> !image | me
[14:48] <iceroot> !screenshots | bovv
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> bovv: imageshack
[14:48] <bovv> jpg...  I need to have it stored without any conversions or resizings occcuring.
[14:48] <rgb247> hi to everyone
[14:48] <squig> martian_, well you said your phone has the internet connection
[14:48] <rgb247> anyone can help me with command to switch user from root in terminal ?
[14:48] <AcidRain> bovv: why not setup your own site?
[14:49] <bovv> But I need to do it w/o registration like pastebin.
[14:49] <AcidRain> that would be the quickest easiest way
[14:49] <bovv> Yes!
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> bovv: yes, imageshack
[14:49] <bovv> That's it!
[14:49] <AcidRain> bovv: i tried to pm you, but you ignored it >_>
[14:49] <billy2007> how do i know wether i need the gnome partition editior or the kde one
[14:49] <bovv> And if I needed to post the binary lib.so can I use that same service?
[14:50] <bovv> ?
[14:50] <rgb247> anyone can help me with command to switch user from root in terminal ?
[14:50] <AcidRain> what binary?
[14:50] <iceroot> rgb247: can you be more specific?
[14:50] <bovv> @AcidRain: sorry... didn't see it... I see it now.  I will go there now.
[14:50] <guest1> Hello
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> rgb247: su username
[14:51] <rgb247> iceroot: after I typed sudo su and write the password, I'm logged as root, how can I go back to my user
[14:51] <guest1> Can anyone help me with an ubuntu 11.04 install?
[14:51] <rgb247> thanks you
[14:51] <iceroot> rgb247: exit
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> rgb247: ahhh then you want:  exit
[14:51] <billy2007> how do i know wether i need the gnome partition editior or the kde one
[14:51] <iceroot> rgb247: dong use sudo su
[14:51] <trinity9000> billy2007: They use the same underlying tools, it's just a different GUI
[14:51] <iceroot> rgb247: also use "su - username" instead of "su username"
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: which desktop do you use?
[14:51] <rgb247> thanks you
[14:52] <billy2007> ActionParsnip, unity
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: it's gnome, unity isn't a desktop
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: use the gnome one
[14:52] <billy2007> ActionParsnip, thanks
[14:53] <billy2007> i dont plan to install anything else onto ubuntu whats a good amount of disk space to leave on the partition for it to run?
[14:54] <KM0201> billy2007: if you don't plan on installing much, 12-15gigs is pretty good.. the OS will take up a little over 3 or so, w/ the base install
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: about 6Gb is plenty
[14:55] <KM0201> 6?
[14:55] <KM0201> i dunno bout that one, have to disagree w/ you there ActionParsnip :)
[14:55] <guest1> 10GB is useful if you update the whole system
[14:56] <billy2007> when i right click in g-parted i dont get the resize option?
[14:56] <guest1> can anyone help with an uncompleted install after it crashed?
[14:56] <guest1> i have no user to log in
[14:56] <trinity9000> teatea
[14:57] <guest1> How can I create a user without log in??
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: is the partition mounted?
[14:57] <AcidRain> guest1: adduser name
[14:57] <guest1> but I can't log in
[14:57] <dr-willis>  guest1 a user to do what?
[14:57] <billy2007> ActionParsnip, yes its the one im using i get the option to unmount
[14:57] <guest1> AcidRain: does it work from a live cd?
[14:58] <dr-willis> guest1 why cant you login
[14:58] <guest1> I have a complete installation, i have grub, but I dont have any user! :D
[14:58] <danileigh79-2> i'm reformatting my ext4 that currently has 11.04 on it so I can put 10.04 back on, I'm using live CD installer, whait do I put as the mount point?
[14:58] <AcidRain> guest1: i dont see why it wouldnt
[14:58] <guest1> the installer crashed at the very end of install
[14:59] <martin`> squig: so I have a computer-to-computer adhoc connection now. Should I just put Shared to other computers in IPv4 settings and that's it?
[14:59] <AcidRain> guest1: i would burn a new copy, and try not to scratch the disk.
[14:59] <martin`> (in the ubuntu machine)
[14:59] <dyd> guys what happens if i disconnect my sata cable connected to cdrom drive when pc is not turned off?
[14:59] <squig> martin`, try it at least
[14:59] <billy2007> dyd nothing
[14:59] <AcidRain> dyd: you should never work on a comp when it is on.
[14:59] <dyd> i need it but i don't want to turn it of
[14:59] <dr-willis> thats weird...  i sould suggest reinstalling then guest1  there may be other things broken
[14:59] <martin`> oh
[14:59] <dyd> :D
[15:00] <guest1> Acid: the disk in intact, verification is OK
[15:00] <billy2007> AcidRain, ive done it thousands of times its plugging them back in you dont want to do
[15:00] <AcidRain> billy2007: lol. well i do it as well ;)
[15:00] <guest1> But the 11.04 installer fails before completing...
[15:00] <AcidRain> just for the sake of someone disliking me because i gave them bad advise, i would say turn it off, and remove any static charge
[15:00] <martin`> squig: it gave an IP address. now internet is either slow or not working...
[15:01] <martin`> squig: not working it seems
[15:01] <squig> martin`, what has internet?
[15:01] <danileigh79-2> I have 11.04, wanna go back to 9.10 (since that's the only install disc I have) how do I go about this?
[15:01] <squig> and what doesnt
[15:01] <dyd> rofl, crashed
[15:01] <AcidRain> squig: what is he trying to do?
[15:02] <martin`> ubuntu has internet, mac has no internet.
[15:02] <AcidRain> dyd: lol. told you :P
[15:02] <Lartza> streaming music to 360 and video to android(allshare, should be dlna)
[15:02] <Lartza> what software?
[15:02] <dyd> AcidRain: well now i know :D
[15:02] <AcidRain> :P
[15:02] <dr-willis> Daniel0108: boot cd.. reformat/reinstall
[15:02] <AcidRain> did any sparks fly?
[15:02] <squig> martin`, does the mac have an IP, can it ping the ubuntu box, does it have a default route?
[15:02] <billy2007> ActionParsnip, yes its the one im using i get the option to unmount
[15:03] <Lartza> WEbmin doesn't use an existing webserver? :O
[15:03] <dr-willis> Lartza:  theses several dnla servers out there. mediatomb is one
[15:03] <danileigh79-2> dr-willis, I'm trying but I also have Win XP installed siide-by-side, don't wanna screw up windows
[15:03] <dr-willis> Lartza:  no it dosent.. but webmin is not good to use on ubuntu
[15:03] <KM0201> martin`: im' headin out californ'y way, silicon valley, i hear there might be some internet out there (you'll get the joke if you've saw the episode)
[15:03] <AlecTaylor> hi
[15:03] <AcidRain> Lartza: what are you trying to setup?
[15:03] <AlecTaylor> I'm running a Linux distro (Ubuntu 11.04) and want to play wma within browser (not inside a new tab or save-as & play in movie player). I've tried in Firefox, Chrome & Opera, none worked. Is there a special plugin I should install?
[15:03] <GopalK> Hi all, I'm trying to run the latest Eclipse CDT on 11.04 and its crashing continuously. Anyone else facing the same issue?
[15:03] <martin`> squig: Airport is connected to xxx and has the IP address etc...
[15:04] <Lartza> dr-willis: No 360 support on mediatomb, by google
[15:04] <Lartza> AcidRain: Home server/NAS
[15:04] <AcidRain> interesting
[15:04] <Lartza> AcidRain: Could be ssh-only too though liked the idea of having webmin
[15:04] <AcidRain> as much as i would like to buy a new box and set one up with you, i have been terminated lol
[15:04] <martin`> KM0201: didn't watch...
[15:04] <Lartza> Once tried it and failed horribly but was a newbie back then :)
[15:04] <dr-willis> !info ebox
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> AlecTaylor: i'd check the firefox addons page, or chrome extensions
[15:04] <KM0201> martin`: it was a classic.
[15:04] <billy2007> if ionly have one bootable partition covering the whole drive can i edit it while using it i.e resize it
[15:04] <AcidRain> yeah thats what i dont like about xine, no gui for the android
[15:05] <AcidRain> was thinking about making one though
[15:05] <dr-willis> billy2007:  not while in use
[15:05] <Lartza> dr-willis: hmm, last I checked ebox was like turnkey linux?
[15:05] <AcidRain> just a few simple buttons for play and stop and volume control
[15:05] <KM0201> billy2007: no, it has to be unmounted (thus not in use) to be resized
[15:05] <dr-willis> !ebox
[15:05] <Lartza> dr-willis: Easy install "stacks" like lamp
[15:06] <guest1> can anyone add users by editing FILES in the SYSTEM?
[15:06] <squig> martin`, can you ping the ubuntu machine?
[15:06] <AlexDevilLX> Hi all, how to setup joystick?
[15:06] <dr-willis> guest1:  boot live cd, chroot in, use adduser command..
[15:06] <guest1> chroot?
[15:06] <nyuszika7h> guest1: You could edit /etc/passwd, but using `adduser' (or `useradd') is preferred.
[15:07] <martin`> squig: should I open a terminal and write ping "hostname"?
[15:07] <squig> martin`, ping its ip address
[15:07] <dr-willis> yes. you chroot inti the installed system, and use adduser.  or use the recovery/single use mode  which mey be easier
[15:07] <guest1> nyuszika: köszi, can I add user from a live cd system to an existing one on SDA?
[15:07] <Lartza> dr-willis: Thanks, editing my planing notebook
[15:08] <nyuszika7h> guest1: no clue, but no need to talk in Hungarian to me, I understand English.
[15:08] <dr-willis> guest1 i  suprised the system even boots correctly after the installer crashed
[15:08] <Lartza> still need an identd, 360/android streamer and...
[15:08] <Lartza> ahh, some way to have encrypted folder/files?
[15:08] <martin`> squig: what is the command for knowing my ip?
[15:08] <squig> on ubuntu type ifconfig
[15:08] <dr-willis> Lartza:  why do you need an identd?
[15:08] <Lartza> But one that could be shared on samba/nfs? So it is encrypted but unencrypted on boot, something like that
[15:08] <guest1> I installed grub and only the final touches are missing
[15:08] <Lartza> dr-willis: IRC
[15:08] <Lartza> dr-willis: Obviously?
[15:08] <[THC]AcidRain> why does my box ping timeout so much?
[15:09] <dr-willis> Lartza:  havcent needd identd for irc in 15 years here
[15:09] <nyuszika7h> !info ccrypt
[15:09] <guest1> nyuszika: then it's an interesting name :D
[15:09] <Lartza> dr-willis: ircnet it cuts out like a minute from conenction time and freenode some too
[15:09] <Lartza> dr-willis: This ebox, does it use a webserver?
[15:09] <Lartza> cant really verify
[15:09] <kubanc> http://www.amazon.co.uk/IOMAX-SATA-Adapter-Power-Drive/dp/B001A5SK56
[15:10] <dr-willis> Lartza:  never needed it here.. i connect almost instantly to freenode .
[15:10] <AlexDevilLX> ubuntu joystick gembird JPD-FFB-M
[15:10] <kubanc> hellow! do you maybe know if linux kernel supports USB/IDE-SATA connector? something like this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/IOMAX-SATA-Adapter-Power-Drive/dp/B001A5SK56
[15:10] <nyuszika7h> guest1: if you want to hilight me, please either use 'nyu', 'nyus' or 'nyuszika7h', since 'nyuszika' doesn't hilight me. And this isn't an off-topic channel, see #ubuntu-offtopic for off-topic chat.
[15:10] <dr-willis> ebox has its own webserver i belive
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> kubanc: should be fine
[15:10] <AlecTaylor> Okay, testing that and sudo apt-get install gecko-mediaplayer, will disconnect (and not reconnect unless problem) using ChatZilla
[15:11] <kubanc> ActionParsnip, thnx for reply
[15:11] <martin`> squig: should I get it from wlan0?
[15:11] <squig> yes
[15:11] <martin`> squig: is it inet addr?
[15:11] <squig> yes
[15:12] <martin`> request timeout. Maybe I can start again...
[15:12] <guest1> @nyu okay, I try the chroot
[15:12] <martin`> I guess it is a bad sign squig?
[15:12] <squig> martian_, pastebin your ifconfig
[15:12] <dr-willis> guest1:  you did try recovery mode from the grub menus
[15:13] <guest1> not yet, should I?
[15:13] <dr-willis> guest1:  saves the chrooting step.. so yes
[15:13] <guest1> thx, i try it
[15:13] <dr-willis> if you can boot system to a shell. you then use adduser
[15:14] <dr-willis> and hope nothing else is broke
[15:14] <danileigh79-2> how do i reformat only ubuntu if i'm running winxp side-by-side so i don't reformat winxp also?
[15:14] <martin`> http://pastebin.com/3fcJi1fP
[15:14] <dr-willis> danileigh79-2:  you reuse your existing ubuntu partitions.
[15:14] <nyuszika7h> danileigh79-2: You can format or delete Ubuntu's partition, then use fixboot and fixmbr from Windows XP's boot CD (choose Recovery Console).
[15:14] <squig> martin`,  you need to ping 10.42.44.1
[15:15] <dr-willis> tell installer to use them for / and /home is needed
[15:15] <martin`> yep, that is what I did. I will try to connect them again.
[15:16] <danileigh79-2> nyuszika7h, I'm using the 9.10 boot cd, how do I use the existing partitions?
[15:16] <dr-willis> i thought the ubuntu installer asked to use existing.. or not
[15:16] <nyuszika7h> danileigh79-2: Sorry, I'm busy now, please ask someone else.
[15:17] <dr-willis> or resize.. or use the custome feature
[15:17] <KM0201> dr-willis: i don't think 9.10 did.. i don't recall that coming around till 10.04, or 10.10
[15:17] <xangua> danileigh79-2: install a supported version ;)
[15:17] <dr-willis> i always use the custome  option
[15:17] <KM0201> dr-willis: ssame
[15:17] <dr-willis> !9.10
[15:17] <AlexDevilLX> Hi
[15:17] <AlexDevilLX> I have
[15:17] <danileigh79-2> dr-willis, it gives option of side by side, erase and use entire disk, or partiotion manually
[15:18] <martin`> squig: okay no there are bytes
[15:18] <dr-willis> 9.10 is eol. time to upgrsde
[15:18] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: why are you trying to installan unsupported version
[15:18] <ssedano> hi
[15:18] <danileigh79-2> xangua, i'm going back to 9.10 so i can upgrade to 10.04 again
[15:18] <dr-willis> danileigh79-2:  so use manual..
[15:18] <martin`> squig: I mean NOW
[15:18] <ssedano> how can I know if the system rebooted or was resumed? thanks
[15:18] <mang0> How do I change the defult email client? Is there a terminal command?
[15:18] <danileigh79-2> dr-willis, I don't know how to set up the partitions
[15:18] <dr-willis> danileigh79-2:  10.04 fails to boot?
[15:18] <martin`> squig: and there is internet!!!
[15:18] <squig> aah
[15:18] <squig> awesome
[15:18] <martin`> thanks a lot!
[15:19] <xangua> mang0: on Preffered Apps
[15:19] <dr-willis> danileigh79-2:  use / for your main partition.  thats about all you do
[15:19] <mang0> xangua: thankyou
[15:19] <danileigh79-2> dr-willis, No, I up'd from 10.10 to 11.04, but now wifi card no longer suppoerted
[15:19] <martin`> squig: can I connect a second computer also here?
[15:19] <tasse> hallo
[15:19] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: whats your wifi card...
[15:19] <squig> martin`, possibly :)
[15:19] <AlexDevilLX> Any way to map joystick in ubuntu
[15:20] <dr-willis> danileigh79-2:  better to install 10.10 directly id say. then upgrade
[15:20] <martin`> squig: let's see if my phone finds it
[15:20] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, broadcom 4300 series
[15:20] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: those work fine w/ ubuntu...
[15:20] <KM0201> and 11.04, for that matter
[15:20] <dr-willis> danileigh79-2:  a clean install of 11.04 may work with the card
[15:20] <the_fool> How can I change my twofinger click back to a middle button click?
[15:21] <slipkid08> what's up all
[15:21] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, did with 10.04 but now when i'm in 11.04, it can't locate any wifi networks, it says driver is good and working, but won't even list wirelesss options in network properties
[15:21] <Lartza> EncFS for encrypted files?
[15:21] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: then there is some other issue going on.. which broadcom do you have?
[15:22] <martin`> squig: maybe android phones cannot see adhoc connections. Happy anyway.
[15:22] <martin`> Thanks!!!
[15:22] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, 4311 I think
[15:22] <obeyance> Im back, and omg i need help.
[15:22] <climbe2> Problem!  If anyone is able to help.... running 10.04, recently upgraded to kernel 2.6.32-33, and can't boot up!!  See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1807978 for my ongoing thread.  Any suggestions?!?!
[15:22] <dr-willis> Lartza:  thats one way
[15:22] <dr-willis> !encrypt
[15:22] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: i know, that one works,  helped someone set it up yesterday....
[15:22] <obeyance> coz_ you still here?
[15:22] <obeyance> =(
[15:22] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, would you mind helping me then? I'll hook that laptop up to hardline
[15:22] <obeyance> ActionParsnip, you still around?
[15:23] <Lartza> martin`: I think android can't do ad-hoc, without edits
[15:23] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: yeah, hang on just a second
[15:23] <Lartza> dr-willis: Encryption usually works in a way the files can be shared with samba for instance when mounted?
[15:23] <Lartza> Unencrypted
[15:23] <obeyance> I just upgraded from 10.10 to 11.04 and the GUI is screwed up.
[15:24] <martin`> Lartza: you mean to be root, etc?
[15:24] <dr-willis> Lartza:  my phone could to windows.. but not to the older ubntun release. but could with a newer release.. i think.
[15:24] <Lartza> martin`: wpasupplicant needs patching on android
[15:24] <dr-willis> Lartza:  if mounted befor access it should. i never bother with encryption
[15:24] <obeyance> I cant move any windows, dont have any menu/task bars or anything. Just my desktop icons and background.
[15:25] <the_fool> quick question; after some recent updates my twofinger trackpad click now acts as a right click rather than a middle / scroll wheel click, how can I go about changing it back?
[15:25] <Lartza> martin`: Atleast some phones
[15:25] <dr-willis> obeyance:  try alt-f2  run metacity --replace
[15:25] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, 11.04 booted and plugged in manually to modem
[15:25] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: ok, hang on just a sec
[15:25] <Lartza> martin`: My Galaxy S has to be patched for Ad-Hoc to work for example and there are others too
[15:25] <obeyance> what does alt f2 do, because the hotkey is doing nothing.
[15:26] <Lartza> martin`: Google "your phone ad-hoc"
[15:26] <Lartza> possibly add "patch" to the query
[15:26] <obeyance> dr-willis, What does that do? I execute the hotkey but nothing happens.
[15:26] <Lartza> martin`: Also 2.1 seems not to support ad-hoc
[15:27] <dr-willis> obeyance:  should get you a run dialog.. unless gnome really crashed bad
[15:27] <martin`> Lartza: thanks, it was just for the record. My phone is actually used as a usb dongle
[15:27] <obeyance> Gnome? WHERE!
[15:27] <Lartza> martin`: I never got that to work on Arch :(
[15:27] <obeyance> heh
[15:27] <obeyance> Yeah, no GUI
[15:27] <obeyance> well, no OS GUI
[15:27] <Lartza> martin`: dmesg didn't even tell it recognized a USB device so weird :O
[15:27] <szad> Guys, how can i view windows share on ubuntu? I have samba installed, going into "Web" thing but i cant get connected - on windows everything is working so web is fine.
[15:27] <Lartza> martin`: For now my cable has become a lot more stable though :)
[15:27] <obeyance> When i restart it gives me a grub screen with a list of OS options...
[15:28] <szad> I am running ad-hoc laptop - PC comp web
[15:28] <martin`> Lartza: what is dmesg?
[15:28] <Lartza> martin`: It prints out kernel messages
[15:28] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, btw I have it set to run gnome in 11.04 instead of unity if that helps
[15:28] <dr-willis> szad:  web? use the places menu item
[15:28] <lipinski> Anyone can help me get reconnected to a remote ubuntu machine?
[15:28] <Lartza> martin`: Like devices that were detected and drivers yelling something
[15:28] <obeyance> dr-willis, Do you think my update went bad? How do i fix this?
[15:28] <lipinski> I had XRDP working with Vino so I could connect remotely via Win Remote Desktop.
[15:28] <Lartza> martin`: Try it :)
[15:28] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: thats
[15:28] <dr-willis> szad:  or enter the path to the share.  ctrl-l  smb://ip.of.the.box/sharename
[15:28] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: are you on a live cd, or an installed OS?
[15:28] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, installed
[15:29] <lipinski> Accidentally clicked on Switch User on the screensaver password prompt, now I can't connect
[15:29] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: ok,go to system/admin/additional drivers
[15:29] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, there
[15:29] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: if the STA driver is activated, deactivate it
[15:29] <dr-willis> obeyance: sounds line compiz crashed to me
[15:29] <szad> dr-willis, places?
[15:29] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: do you see "b43" there?
[15:29] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, have option for remove
[15:29] <climbe2> are there other #ubuntu channels for specific issues?
[15:29] <dyd> how can i change the inactivity time that will bring to set screensaver + ask password?
[15:29] <dr-willis> szad:  yes. the file manager has a places item that has a netwoek entry
[15:29] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: thats fine, were not gonna use it anyway
[15:30] <dr-willis> szad:  or just type in the url
[15:30] <[THC]AcidRain> dyd: system > admin > screensaver
[15:30] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, kk, removing as we speak
[15:30] <[THC]AcidRain> dyd: my bad, system > preferences > screensaver
[15:30] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: now one thing i did have an issue w/ yesterday, was the broadcom package from synaptic, did not work.
[15:30] <omidp> what is the best download manager for inux beside wget ?
[15:30] <szad> dr-willis, but i this new file manager i cant find place to write URL
[15:30] <dyd> [THC]AcidRain: thank you!
[15:30] <KM0201> but manually installing, did work.. so.. thats what we'll do.
[15:30] <[THC]AcidRain> welcome
[15:30] <dr-willis> szad:  or enter the path to the share.  ctrl-l  smb://ip.of.the.box/sharename
[15:31] <dr-willis> szad:  ctrl-l
[15:31] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, k, how do we get around that?
[15:31] <[THC]AcidRain> YES! that is my first official help ive done in #ubuntu
[15:31] <[THC]AcidRain> i am so proud!
[15:31] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: we'll install it manually
[15:31] <[THC]AcidRain> i am officially part of the community
[15:31] <mocca_cappucino> #linuxjambi
[15:31] <Stevethepirate> Hi, I have a Hauppauge video capture card. At the moment it's getting picked up PVR, and is accessible via (for example) vlc pvr:///dev/video0 ... I'd like it to work with V4L, any ideas?
[15:31] <dr-willis> szad:  shows the field to enter path
[15:31] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, k now drive is inactive
[15:31] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, *driver
[15:31] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: olk, open a terminal
[15:31] <lipinski> Any way to restart a gnome session while still logged in?
[15:31] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, oened
[15:32] <szad> dr-willis, did it, cant find it replies
[15:32] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: sudo apt-get update
[15:32] <obeyance> dr-willis, oh... Hm. I tried to turn on desktop cube because it turned it off durring the upgrade from 10.10 to 11.04. It ask me a question about OpenGL or Desktop Cube or something to the effect of that... I could not read the question as the window was outside of the screen and only the choices were showing below the top of the screen. I dont remember what choices i made, but i made it so Desktop Cube and Rotate Cube where on... then it all went to s
[15:32] <obeyance> h*t.
[15:32] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: lemmme know when thats finished
[15:32] <dr-willis> szad:  you used the ip or name, what exazctly did you type
[15:32] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, done, opening update manager
[15:33] <szad> dr-willis, it says getting list of shares from the server failed. Please take another file manager and try again
[15:33] <dr-willis> obeyance:  with unity.. forget the cube ever existed..... ;)  it breaks things
[15:33] <KM0201> danileigh79-2: can i PM you, the signal/noise ratio makes this difficult.
[15:33] <danileigh79-2> KM0201, of course my dear
[15:33] <szad> dr-willis, comunicate is translated by me so there may be some mistakes.
[15:33] <obeyance> Oh that sucks!
[15:33] <obeyance> I liked the cube ....
[15:33] <obeyance> dr-willis but how do i fix this?
[15:33] <dr-willis> szad:  enter the share name also is what i do.. smb://192.168.1.100/myvideos
[15:34] <dr-willis> obeyance:  thers some commands to reset unity and compiz back to defaults. got them from the webupd8 blog site.. or i got them bookmarked at    delicious.com/dr_willis
[15:34] <martin`> Lartza: [    1.902954] USB Mass Storage support registered.
[15:34] <szad> dr-willis, Cant show it says
[15:35] <szad> dr-willis, There is error.
[15:35] <dr-willis> szad:  my first guess would be a windows firewall
[15:35] <szad> dr-willis, off
[15:35] <obeyance> www.delicious.com/dr_willis
[15:35] <martin`> Lartza: oh that doesn't mean anything...
[15:35] <dr-willis> szad:  can the linux box even ping the windows box?
[15:35] <szad> dr-willis, on windows this computers are connecting without any problems.
[15:36] <szad> dr-willis, yes, i am using internet connection from PC comp on laptop (writing from laptop)
[15:36] <Lartza> martin`: Not raelly :)
[15:36] <martin`> Lartza: [   92.496064] usb 1-7: new high speed USB device number 5 using ehci_hcd
[15:36] <szad> dr-willis, its pinging without problem, problem lies in samba i assume, i havent configured at all, i dont know how to do it.
[15:36] <dr-willis> szad:  so what exactly are you entering inthe address field as the path?
[15:37] <szad> dr-willis, in file manager, after ctrl + l
[15:37] <szad> dr-willis, or tried to view shares on smb4k
[15:37] <dr-willis> szad:  to get TO a windows share you dont need to configure anything i think
[15:37] <obeyance> dr-willis, Sucks. I cant be here and have a page open cause i cant move or change windows without directly clicking on them.
[15:37] <Lartza> martin`: Why are you sending those? :D
[15:38] <szad> dr-willis, hmm.. so i dont know why i cant connect:(
[15:38] <[THC]AcidRain> what channel would i join for torrent help?
[15:38] <dr-willis> obeyance:  go to console, install icewm, or make a new user.
[15:38] <martin`> Lartza: FYI, htc legend (android 2.3), ubuntu oneiric (however I had it working as USB dongle also in opensuse 11.4 and ubuntu lucid and natty)
[15:38] <dr-willis> obeyance:  or a console based browser ;)
[15:38] <martin`> Lartza: just showing it appears here...
[15:38] <dr-willis> obeyance:  i cant cut/paste from my phone very well
[15:38] <Ziga_L>  can i create a Debian 6.0 usb startup disk
[15:38] <[THC]AcidRain> my issue: when i KNOW for a fact that a torrent works. in transmission, i will get a 404 not found. why?
[15:39] <Ziga_L> it is not listed on unetubootin
[15:39] <Lartza> martin`: Yea Galaxy S should work as dongle too, but just couldn't get it to work in Arch, probably removed the kernel module :P
[15:39] <Pici> martin`: Oneiric is not supported in this channe, only in #ubuntu+1
[15:39] <obeyance> dr-willis, No i understand. Im working on it. Is the terminal command fairly direct?
[15:39] <martin`> Lartza: Pici, thanks
[15:39] <martin`> I mean thanks Pici
[15:39] <szad> dr-willis, how can i check if samba is even running?
[15:40] <guest1> dr-willis , nyuszika7h: win, i'll blog it. Thank you very much!
[15:40] <[THC]AcidRain> sometimes ill get a 404 not found, then it will start downloading after that shortly
[15:40] <[THC]AcidRain> sometimes it never downloads
[15:40] <martin`> okay, thank you all. Goodbye!
[15:40] <Lartza> amy ultimate homeserver plan should be complete now
[15:40] <Lartza> *my
[15:40] <Lartza> just need the streaming server software and some less important stuff
[15:40] <Lartza> actually almost that only
[15:40] <dr-willis> szad:  the samba service is not installed by defaulet. install it. edit /etc/smb.conf as needed
[15:40] <Lartza> damn 360 not standards-compatible...
[15:41] <obeyance> dr-willis, "icewm" says missing destination
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> dr-willis: /etc/samba/smb.conf ;)
[15:41] <dr-willis> obeyance:  simple gconf command i recall. it needs to be in a factoid one of these days..
[15:41] <szad> dr-willis, i installed it
[15:42] <dr-willis> obeyance:  huh. icewm is an alternative desktop/window manager i use as a fallback
[15:42] <obeyance> dr-willis, " install: missing destination file operand after `icewm'"
[15:42] <climbe2> Problem!  If anyone is able to help.... running 10.04, recently upgraded to kernel 2.6.32-33, and can't boot up!!  See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1807978 for my ongoing thread.  Any suggestions?!?!
[15:43] <obeyance> dr-willis, you suggested i open a terminal and enter install icewm correct?
[15:43] <Rigin> join #ubuntu
[15:43] <Lartza>  climbe2: You removed filesystem and/or Hdd drivers
[15:44] <szal> Rigin: you are in #ubuntu already
[15:44] <Pici> Rigin: You're already here.
[15:44] <Rigin> ok
[15:44] <Rigin> i dont know to use this channel
[15:44] <Rigin> pls help me
[15:44] <dr-willis> obeyance: icewm  is a program you instaall.. via apt-get
[15:44] <dr-willis> bbl gotta work
[15:45] <Pici> Rigin: Have a question? Just ask,  (all on one line please).
[15:45] <Lartza> Except pastes!
[15:45] <Rigin> how we can configure webcam in ubuntu
[15:46] <obeyance> I installed icewm, now how do i use it?
[15:46] <obeyance> lol
[15:47] <dli> Rigin, most likely, it's just works, like: mplayer tv://
[15:47] <[THC]AcidRain> add-apt-repository why is this command not found?
[15:47] <Lartza> apt-depository add ?
[15:47] <Lartza> *repository
[15:48] <DanaG> hmm, trying to connect to my openvpn:
[15:48] <Lartza> No idea really what it's supposed to be :P
[15:48] <DanaG> NM_OPENVPN_DEBUG=1 /usr/libexec/nm-openvpn-service --persist
[15:48] <DanaG> ** (nm-openvpn-service:28453): CRITICAL **: crypto_get_private_key_data: assertion `password != NULL' failed
[15:48] <obeyance> Hm, it appears that i can not run icewm.
[15:48] <obeyance> SOMEONE HELP ME OMG! lol
[15:48] <climbe2> Lartza, how do I replace the filesystem and/or hdd drivers?
[15:48] <Lartza> obeyance: add to .xinitrc, startx
[15:48] <Lartza> climbe2: Recompile kernel? Did you compile it yourself?
[15:49] <XuMuK> hi there! I've created a command for get processor Tº(echo " CPU temp is $(sensors | grep temp | awk '{print $2}')") and want to put it as alias, but when I do alias='echo " Температура камня $(sensors | grep temp | awk '{print $2}')"' I get parse erro...
[15:49] <obeyance> Lartza, What?
[15:49] <Lartza> obeyance: edit your .xinitrc on $HOME
[15:49] <Rigin> does ansi c++ works on ubuntu
[15:49] <XuMuK> any suggestion how should I put ' , " and ` ?
[15:49] <climbe2> Oh gosh no, I'm new to all of this...did an automatic update, shut computer off for the night.  booted up next morning, couldn't get anywhere
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[15:49] <Lartza> obeyance: You shuld add a command that runs icewm, starticewm possibly? Then run startx or login with a login manager
[15:49] <obeyance> Lartza, Im fairly new to linux but im catching on to ubuntu quickly. I dont know how to do what you are suggesting.
[15:49] <Lartza> climbe2: Oh then...
[15:50] <Lartza> obeyance: Actually there might be a way to change gnome to use icewm, someone help him
[15:50] <Lartza> obeyance: Not sure what you want
[15:50] <PlutoISaPlanet> how do i access a usb mounted flash drive once it's been mounted?
[15:50] <Lartza> Pure IceWM or what?
[15:50] <XuMuK> cad, I've changed it in brackets for you understanding)
[15:50] <[THC]AcidRain> so can anyone tell me how to modify the repo list from terminal without opening the file?
[15:50] <Lartza> PlutoISaPlanet: Nautilus left bar or go to mountpoint, automount should be /media
[15:50] <Lartza> [THC]AcidRain: Easy just to pen file
[15:51] <obeyance> I just want to be able to use this new upgrade! I just finished upgrading it and i guess i screwed up my OpenGL or Compiz settings by trying to turn on desktop cube...
[15:51] <Lartza> [THC]AcidRain: :P I always do it that way
[15:51] <k1rk> I am currently using Likewise to authenticate users with our active directory server.  I want to, at the logon time, grab the username and password and send it to Websense so it can auth the user too.
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[15:51] <k1rk> Any ideas?
[15:51] <Lartza> obeyance: icewm != compiz
[15:51] <obeyance> I have no OS GUI, i cant move or modify windows and some things are not working.
[15:51] <Lartza> climbe2: So you didn't build a kernel, boot without UUID
[15:51] <XuMuK> cad, so what, do you have any idea? Or somebody else?
[15:51] <PlutoISaPlanet> Lartza: I only have a command line.  Running a recovery Live dist.
[15:51] <Lartza> climbe2: change /dev/... etc to /dev/sda1 or whatever is your root partition
[15:52] <climbe2> lartza, how to I change that?... I am new to command line interface
[15:52] <cad> i haven't
[15:52] <Lartza> PlutoISaPlanet: If automounted, go to /media, otherwise the mountpoint you mounted to :)
[15:52] <Lartza> climbe2: You have access to the /boot?
[15:52] <Lartza> climbe2: You can do it on grub too if not
[15:53] <climbe2> I can get into grub...that is where they ask you what kernel you would like to boot up?
[15:53] <Lartza> climbe2: Yes
[15:53] <Lartza> climbe2: Press "e" on the kernel to edit and there you can edit it and boot then with b
[15:53] <climbe2> ok, i have access to grup
[15:53] <climbe2> grub
[15:53] <VEndix> Hello, got a problem after update. My Computer and other icons has disapeared, does anyone know how to reset them back?
[15:54] <obeyance> Did you just upgrade from 10.10 to 11.04?
[15:54] <Lartza> I thought Arch was unstable on updates... but most here tell they broke on update :D
[15:54] <obeyance> VEndix
[15:54] <VEndix> no to 11.10
[15:54] <obeyance> 11.10 is out?
[15:54] <Lartza> VEndix: #ubuntu+1
[15:54] <Lartza> obeyance: No
[15:54] <Lartza> obeyance: 2011.10 :)
[15:54] <Lartza> So October
[15:54] <VEndix> =]
[15:54] <obeyance> Yeah, thats why i ask. Cause he said to 11.10.
[15:55] <Lartza> VEndix: No support for it here, but #ubuntu+1
[15:55] <ParkerR> Well 11.10 alpha is out
[15:55] <obeyance> K so,
[15:55] <Pici> !11.10
[15:55] <obeyance> I have no OS GUI, i cant move or modify windows and some things are not working.
[15:55] <obeyance> ^^
[15:55] <Lartza> obeyance: lol...
[15:55] <Lartza> obeyance: By the way, why icewm? :S
[15:55] <Lartza> I think you mentioned it
[15:55] <obeyance> its what the guy that was working with me suggested before he left.
[15:56] <Lartza> :/
[15:56] <Lartza> Matter of opinion
[15:56] <Lartza> I like openbox, was just curious why you chose icewm that's all :)
[15:57] <XuMuK> Command for get processor Tº(echo " CPU temp is $(sensors | grep temp | awk '{print $2}')") and want to put it as alias, but when I do alias='echo " CPU temp is $(sensors | grep temp | awk '{print $2}')"' I get parse error. Any ideas?
[15:57] <obeyance> Well, its hard for me to do anything on here. without what im used to, i dont knwo what to do. Luckily i know how to work my way around file systems and can find things to run by digging through folders, but other then that i have no clue how to fix this issue.
[15:57] <s7r> !dante-server
[15:58] <obeyance> He said that desktop cube/Rotate cube screws things up in v11. But I screwed up some settings somehow and now i don thave any OS and what i said above.
[15:58] <szal> obeyance: GUI != OS
[15:59] <obeyance> What does that mean?
[15:59] <obeyance> !+
[15:59] <obeyance> !=
[15:59] <ParkerR> Not equal to
[15:59] <ParkerR> Or does not make
[15:59] <obeyance> Well, yeah. Thats what i mean is OS GUI
[15:59] <fakesme> hello
[16:00] <Rigin> hello
[16:00] <marsfligth> can you suggest me a launcher a bit better than 'GNOME Do' in commands searching?
[16:00] <[THC]AcidRain> yay conflicting software packages
[16:00] <obeyance> I basically have a virtual filing cabinet right now.
[16:00] <Lartza> marsfligth: your favoreite terminal + bash-completion :P
[16:01] <Lartza> climbe2: Did it work? :/
[16:01] <qin> marsfligth: dmenu
[16:01] <climbe2> i can press e to edit, just not sure how to edit it properly!
[16:01] <Rigin> hello fakesme
[16:01] <Lartza> climbe2: There is the /dev/disk-by-uuid/garble
[16:01] <Lartza> climbe2: change it to /dev/sdXY
[16:02] <Lartza> climbe2: XY being your root partition
[16:02] <climbe2> ohh, ok, let me try it
[16:02] <[THC]AcidRain> how do i flush held packages?
[16:02] <obeyance> www.delicious.com/dr_willis
[16:02] <howlymowly> hi poeple..  I have a problem:   when trying to watch flash videos on webpages (youtube for example) the video stops after a few seconds...  it still runs in the backround, because I can still hear it..  and as soon as I turn fullscr off it works.  any idea?
[16:03] <Rigin> no idea
[16:03] <Lartza> howlymowly: Don't use fullscreen?
[16:03] <Lartza> :P
[16:03] <Lartza> Flash is horrible in Linux compared to Windows
[16:03] <Rigin> an idea can change ur life
[16:03] <Lartza> Blame Adobe
[16:04] <howlymowly> well..  "any idea what I can do about tha problem?"   are you guys now satisfied :)?
[16:04] <climbe2> lartza, when I am at the edit screen, i am not seeing a /dev/uuid blah blah
[16:04] <climbe2> I see recodfail, then insmod ext2 then set root=
[16:04] <Dmole> Flash is horrible ->.<-
[16:04] <howlymowly> well it used to work
[16:04] <Lartza> climbe2: root= /dev/disk...
[16:04] <howlymowly> I just can not tell when it stopped working since I didn#t watch any flash videos for some tie
[16:04] <Lartza> :D
[16:04] <Lartza> *root=/...
[16:04] <howlymowly> *time
[16:05] <lapion> I for one odn't have that many problems with flash, however I do use a laptop with somehwat older hardware
[16:05] <Dmole> who is having flash slowness?
[16:06] <howlymowly> Dmole: I do not have slowness...  I have fullscreen problems like:  after 10s video just "stops"  but it still runs in the backrund... its just the graphics that stop..
[16:06] <XuMuK> howlymowly, Lartza's right, this is flash matter and can not do anything for fix it for a while... I've got the same problem and what I do it's just don't see flash videos in fullscreen :(
[16:07] <A_J> Can any1 give me a name of a CD buring application, need to burn an ISO file
[16:07] <Dmole> howlymowly: I have not seen that but a workaround is to use the FF plugin to download the .mp4 then play it with VLC
[16:07] <xangua> (11:03:11) Lartza: howlymowly: Don't use fullscreen? - flash sucks in *nix, nothing we can do about it
[16:07] <howlymowly> XuMuK: that#s bad :(   do you know when this started?  I definitly remember in ubuntu 10.10 it worked
[16:07] <Lartza> xangua: I said that too :)
[16:07] <howlymowly> Dmole: thx..  tha#s a cool idea
[16:07] <Lartza> Blame Adobe
[16:07] <climbe2> lartza, so i change "root=UUID=e3dfblahblahblah" to "root=/dev/sdb1" ??
[16:08] <Lartza> ckrailo: :O I guess so
[16:08] <Lartza> no...
[16:08] <Lartza> Someone tell what root= is in grub2? :D
[16:08] <Lartza> or does /dev/sdb1 work?
[16:08] <adubz> my $output_file = '/var/www/log/number_output.log';   what would I do to apply regex to my output file
[16:08] <adubz> oops wrong channel
[16:08] <obeyance> I had that fullscreen issue before. Its an easy fix, but i dont remember how to do it.
[16:09] <climbe2> I am using grub version 1.98-1ubuntu12
[16:09] <Dmole> howlymowly: yah I do it even on computers where flash works windows/mac because you don't get buffering problems or flash flakes out
[16:09] <Lartza> climbe2: For me it would be root=/dev/sdXY but for me it's also /dev/disk-by-uuid/*insert characters*
[16:09] <howlymowly> Dmole: chrome does not have that plug-in right?
[16:09] <climbe2> hmm..
[16:09] <ParkerR> Chrome comes with flash built in
[16:09] <howlymowly> Dmole: do you know the name of the plugin?
[16:09] <Lartza> Dmole: Stop wathing videos of people who only release flash videos :P
[16:09] <Dmole> howlymowly: http://www.downloadhelper.net/
[16:10] <Lartza> ParkerR: Does ubuntu have chrome? :/
[16:10] <XuMuK> howlymowly, I don't remember exactly, thought, about 4-5 months ago it was fine
[16:10] <ParkerR> Yes
[16:10] <Lartza> ParkerR: Why? :S
[16:10] <ParkerR> chrome.google.com
[16:10] <ParkerR> What do you mean why?
[16:10] <howlymowly> XuMuK: kk.. that's about my feeling as well
[16:10] <Lartza> ParkerR: It does
[16:10] <Lartza> not
[16:10] <Dmole> Lartza: yah torrenting is better but once a year there is something flash only that someone want's to show me
[16:10] <ParkerR> Go to chrome.google.com
[16:10] <Lartza> I wondered, chromium is the open-source one :)
[16:10] <ParkerR> Click download
[16:11] <Lartza> ParkerR: apt-get install chromium
[16:11] <Lartza> the right way
[16:11] <ParkerR> No
[16:11] <nyuszika7h> !info chromium
[16:11] <ParkerR> Chromium != Google Chrome
[16:11] <Lartza> *chromium-browser
[16:11] <xangua> Lartza: chromium-browser is the name of the package
[16:11] <Lartza> !info chromium-browser
[16:11] <Dmole> chrome is nice but I hate it because webkit is crap compared to firebug
[16:11] <storm_> .
[16:12] <ParkerR> Google Chrome is based on Chromium but it is not Chromium
[16:12] <Lartza> ParkerR: Chromium > Google Chrome
[16:12] <ParkerR> No
[16:12] <XuMuK> apt-get install google-chrome-stable if you want chrome and have google's repo appended
[16:12] <ParkerR> It is not
[16:12] <Lartza> well one shouldt get google packages
[16:12] <[THC]AcidRain> see man wtf. im bout to merc myself
[16:12] <Lartza> but apt-get
[16:12] <ParkerR> Chromium doesn't have all the plugins Chrome does
[16:12] <ParkerR> What's wrong with Google?
[16:12] <Lartza> ParkerR: What plugins? The extension gallery is exactly the same
[16:12] <Lartza> ParkerR: chrome is built by google and chromium bu packagers
[16:13] <Lartza> ParkerR: Also the chrome.google.com probably spits files all over your filesystem
[16:13] <timrc> question: if I have two seperate instances of terminal open is there a way to combine them into one (e.g. make one a tab within the other) ?
[16:13] <k1rk> Nobody's familiar with likewise open?
[16:13] <[THC]AcidRain> google is great
[16:13] <ParkerR> Gaah
[16:13] <XuMuK> ParkerR, there's nothing, but there are people who has a lot of paranoia
[16:13] <Lartza> ParkerR: So what plugins?
[16:14] <CronTab> I've edited crontab by using sudo crontab -e...should i do anything else to get it activated? reboot?
[16:14] <Dmole> timrc	: maybe drag and drop one tab into the tab space of another window
[16:14] <XuMuK> CronTab, you should have the daemon started
[16:14] <XuMuK> and that's it
[16:14] <CronTab> how do i start it?
[16:15] <timrc> Dmole, I wish it worked like that
[16:15] <XuMuK> CronTab, it should already be there, take a look ps aux | grep -v grep | grep cron
[16:15] <Dmole> timrc	: works like that on osx :)
[16:15] <akita> CronTab, /etc/init.d/cron restart
[16:15] <timrc> Dmole, doh :)
[16:15] <ParkerR> Lartza, I was not able to play chrome.angrybirds.com in Chromium. It didn't have webgl
[16:16] <CronTab> ok thank you!!
[16:16] <CronTab> byee!
[16:16] <ParkerR> Try that in Chromium
[16:16] <szad> Maybye anyone here now something about samba? I cant connect ubuntu to windows to share files.
[16:16] <akita> CronTab, bye :-)
[16:16] <prt1990> hey
[16:16] <Lartza> ParkerR: Weird, I was able to play it with Chromium just fine
[16:16] <prt1990> how to use terminal?
[16:16] <akita> ParkerR, er. Really?
[16:17] <Dmole> timrc: another thing you could do is work in a screen then detach and resume it from the other window
[16:17] <ParkerR> Last I tied. Which wasn't too long ago
[16:17] <ParkerR> *tried
[16:17] <Dmole> timrc: (man screen)
[16:17] <Lartza> ParkerR: webgl was in chromium before chrome...
[16:17] <HeatMzzr> using chat in console or tty screen, the screen resolution is screwed up.. only using a qtr of the screen available with the rest of the screen unused.. how do I address that please???
[16:17] <extraclassic> szad: to connect from ubuntu you need smbclient and cifs-utils, then I just mount a share in fstab
[16:17] <moxbox> Can I go straight from Maverick to Oneiric, and if so how?
[16:17] <ParkerR> Well I prefer Chrome > Chromium so lets agree to disagree
[16:17] <prt1990> how to use photoshop in ubuntu
[16:18] <prt1990> ??
[16:18] <xangua> moxbox: no
[16:18] <Lartza> ParkerR: There is still really nothing different tho those
[16:18] <VEndix> well that 11.10 doesn't work properely
[16:18] <arfbtwn> prt1990: Try the GIMP
[16:18] <prt1990> kk
[16:18] <szad> extraclassic, well it says that i have both of that programs
[16:18] <VEndix> how to downgrade to the prevous version?
[16:18] <Lartza> ParkerR: Except that chromium is open-source
[16:18] <xangua> moxbox: clean install if you want oneiric withouth upgrade twice
[16:18] <louigi> hey guys! using ubuntu 10.04. When I call out a program in terminal (specimen ~/Sessions/project1) it opens and opens project1. If I create a launcher on panel and put same line in command, it will open the program but not the project. Anything I am doing wrong?
[16:18] <Lartza> VEndix: Reinstall
[16:18] <prt1990> well gimp is not productive like photoshop
[16:18] <HeatMzzr> using chat in console or tty screen, the screen resolution is screwed up.. only using a qtr of the screen available with the rest of the screen unused.. how do I address that please???
[16:18] <louigi> Interpretation of command different in launcher?
[16:18] <xangua> moxbox: and alos oneiric is not released and unsupported on this channel
[16:19] <szad> extraclassic, how to view windows shares? I cant do it.
[16:19] <VEndix> Lartza: downgrading is not reinstalling
[16:19] <ParkerR> "<Lartza> ParkerR: Also the chrome.google.com probably spits files all over your filesystem" and why would the Chrome package be any different than the Chromium?
[16:19] <Akuw> i just installed ubuntu 9.04
[16:19] <arfbtwn> prt1990: AFAIK the gimp can do all that photoshop can do, if you want to run photoshop you'll need to use wine, but it probably won't work ;)
[16:19] <Lartza> ParkerR: Yes
[16:19] <extraclassic> szad: i mount a folder in fstab, or nautilus has a way to view them
[16:19] <Lartza> ParkerR: ACtually it does
[16:19] <Dmole> prt1990: http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?appId=17
[16:19] <akita> Akuw, why so old version? :-)
[16:19] <Akuw> then i installed grub, but now i got grub> prompt, i am trying to load  kernel but can't
[16:19] <szal> !appdb | prt1990
[16:19] <Lartza> ParkerR: Have you installed from chrome.google.com? How do you uninstall it?
[16:19] <Akuw> because that is what i have
[16:20] <xangua> Akuw:  too bad, install a supported version ;)
[16:20] <cystic> hello, I am trying to install google chrome but when i load the .deb in usc the install button is disabled.. how can I get this to work?
[16:20] <obeyance> Hm
[16:20] <extraclassic> szad: there are some articles online that are detailed
[16:20] <ParkerR> I go to Synaptic and check it to uninstall
[16:20] <szad> extraclassic, dont know how to mount that folder, and nautilus after entering "Web" says error
[16:20] <Akuw> my problem is with GRUB
[16:20] <ParkerR> Lartza, pretty easy
[16:20] <Lartza> ParkerR: Mhh
[16:20] <Lartza> stupid ubuntu with packagers suppling distro-packages ot it :P
[16:20] <Lartza> ParkerR: Then it's not an issue
[16:21] <szad> extraclassic, looked on some of tutorials, but i couldnt find an explanation on my problem.
[16:21] <Spikestuff> I installed Ubuntu 11.04 via Wubi on Windows Vista, so now there is a few partitions I have, Ubuntu, Windows Vista, etc. I want to simply have a full, clean installation of Ubuntu. How would I go upon doing this? I didn't use a CD/DVD because I was given this laptop, and the previous owner doesn't remember the BIOS password.
[16:21] <obeyance> Ok i restarted and logged in under safe mode and everythign is working correctly. Looks just like the previous 2 versions on the UI too. That side bar thing is gone. How do i get normal mode to revert to these settings?
[16:21] <Spikestuff> So, unfortunately, I can't change the boot priority...
[16:21] <Rigin> yes gimp is a complete replacement to photoshop
[16:21] <Lartza> +1 GIMP
[16:21] <Lartza> gimp > photoshop
[16:22] <ParkerR> Lartza, http://cl.ly/0F2B3m021J1M2y040W3E
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> Spikestuff: there will be a shortcut key at boot to select the boot device
[16:22] <Lartza> ParkerR: Horrible URL I can't visit from tty...
[16:22] <Lartza> ParkerR: What is that?
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> gimpshop is also an option (not sure if its still maintained)
[16:22] <ParkerR> A screenshot
[16:22] <Lartza> ActionParsnip: Not maintained for few years
[16:22] <extraclassic> szad: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[16:22] <louigi> hey guys! using ubuntu 10.04. When I call out a program in terminal (specimen ~/Sessions/project1) it opens and opens project1. If I create a launcher on panel and put same line in command, it will open the program but not the project. Anything I am doing wrong?
[16:22] <prt1990> which software in ubuntu will be good for song editing?
[16:23] <DanaG> Lartza: install gpm
[16:23] <Dmole> Rigin	: gimp is missing many photoshop features (it is however quite good for most people)
[16:23] <DanaG> it'll give you console mouse.
[16:23] <Spikestuff> Hold on, ActionParsnip, let me try that.
[16:23] <Lartza> DanaG: I don't have a mouse
[16:23] <szal> Spikestuff: either what ActionParsnip said, or, if the warranty has expired, open the case & reset the BIOS (should be in the manual how to do that, I guess; normally it's taking out the BIOS buffer battery & changing and re-changing a jumper)
[16:23] <extraclassic> prt1990: ardour is a DAW
[16:23] <akita> Akuw, you can find root, kernel and initrd with the help of this prompt and tabs autocompleting?
[16:24] <thunder1212> hi
[16:24] <Dmole> prt1990:http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
[16:24] <dyd> i've installed mdadm with mirroring, how can i check if it works?
[16:24] <HeatMzzr> if anyone is here.. i want to change my resolution in my tty screens, im using ubuntu 11.04 on a acer z5600.. the resolution of my screen is 1920x1080 but in tty everything looks small and text doesnt take up whole screen...  help?
[16:24] <climbe2> lartza, do I change the root directory under "set root='(hd0, 5)' ", or under "linux /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-33-generic root=UUID=e3df...blah..." ??
[16:25] <Lartza> climbe2: The second I think
[16:25] <KommaH> Hey everyone, I'm having issues with the clock drifting on my Xen VPS. I've installed ntp and ntpdate which sync's the clock periodically, but the clock is still drifting between that time.
[16:25] <Lartza> not sure about those all at all now :P
[16:25] <milen8204> hello all I have one old scratched CD, say any program whit I can try open it ?
[16:25] <Dmole> dyd: there are instructions on how to simulate drive failure, or you could just swap a drive and let it rebuild.
[16:25] <Spikestuff> I am just brought to the Windows Boot Manager, ActionParsnip, when I try to press the key that's supposedly the boot menu key, any ideas?
[16:25] <greyster> oh well thats it for me!
[16:26] <greyster> cya
[16:26] <SubstreamAI> awk '$3 !=0 {print substr($0,index($0,$4))}' File.txt       this prints $4 to the EOL on TOP of $1  ?!!
[16:26] <szal> KommaH: wait a few days; it should stop drifting over time
[16:26] <grendal_prime> hey i have an atheros physical network adapter that stoped working after i upgraded my kernel.  I reinstalled the atheros driver and modprobed it (process i do everytime i get a new kernel) still no luck
[16:26] <grendal_prime> the wireless card works fine
[16:26] <thunder1212> i ran this command today on terminal and system won't boot now, find / -delete -iname "*firefox*"
[16:26] <SubstreamAI> I want it to print $1 after
[16:26] <Lartza> milen8204: Try other drives, program won't really matter
[16:26] <thunder1212> can someone explain what it actually did
[16:26] <grendal_prime> but i really prefer using the wired connection...any help with trouble shooting would be greatly appreciated...dmesg returns no errors
[16:27] <dyd> Dmole: thanks
[16:27] <milen8204> Lartza, what are you mean of other drives ?
[16:27] <Dmole> milen8204: use a CD buffer, then try XLD, EAC, or something like that
[16:27] <timrc> Dmole, I appreciate screen and byobu when I don't have access to a window manager
[16:27] <Lartza> milen8204: Another disc drive
[16:27] <milen8204> Lartza, to try on other PC ?
[16:27] <timrc> Dmole, usually I'll break up a terminal when I have multiple screens and then want to recombine them when I do not (e.g. I'm on the go)
[16:27] <Lartza> milen8204: Yes, or change your current disc-drive
[16:28] <thunder1212> is my data secure? my partitioning scheme was /, /home, swap all ext4
[16:28] <Lartza> Unless that other PC has identical drive
[16:28] <szal> Dmole: EAC is Windows software
[16:28] <SubstreamAI> awk ' {print substr($0,index($0,$4))}' File.txt       this prints $4 to the EOL on TOP of $1, I need it to print after, can you please help?  :)
[16:28] <szal> milen8204: audio or data CD?
[16:28] <milen8204> szal, i don`t know :D
[16:28] <milen8204> data I think
[16:29] <Dmole> szal: yes I was giving him hints on what to google for options
[16:29] <szal> Dmole: in case of a data CD, EAC is pretty pointless anyway :P
[16:29] <Dmole> true that
[16:30] <greyster> well, well, well
[16:31] <milen8204> szal, I think there is a data
[16:31] <sweb> E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[16:31] <sweb> E: Unable to lock directory /var/cache/apt/archives/
[16:31] <sweb> what is my problem with 'apt-get'
[16:31] <xangua> sweb: close the other(s) package manager
[16:32] <Eighteens> i've installed ubuntu on a few different computers lately, very satisfied, however the sound is garbled sometimes, not all the time. If i stick a store bought music cd in my player, it will play song 1 fine, "sometimes" then when it gets to song 2 i get this train wreck sound, and same with song 3, but when it gets to song 4 it will clear up, or the results could be completely opposite, won't play song 1 correctly, i hear audio, but
[16:33] <sweb> E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[16:33] <sweb> E: Unable to lock directory /var/cache/apt/archives/
[16:33] <sweb> what is my problem with 'apt-get'
[16:33] <Dmole> milen8204: if you can't read the disk at all you should clean and buff the disk, if you have trouble after that you can use better hardware, if that fails you can use dd to make an image of it and inspect it for file recovery with some forensics tools from the backtrack ubuntu toolset or distrobution
[16:33] <szal> !repeat | sweb
[16:33] <Eighteens> in addition, the garbled sound never existed from live cd tho, everything is flawless, what to do to fix this
[16:33] <szal> sweb: how did you run it?
[16:33] <IdleOne> sweb: do you have Software Center open?
[16:33] <sweb> szal, idc
[16:33] <ross`> ok unity is the most terrible thing ever, it took me 10 minutes to figure out the only way to run a terminal was to go to /usr/bin
[16:33] <ross`> who made this software
[16:33] <ross`> and why is it so broken
[16:34] <Dmole> sweb	: are you root
[16:34] <sweb> IdleOne, no just during installation postfx i close the terminal window
[16:34] <ross`> this is so painful, lukily i insatlled this for someone who is not too god with computers
[16:34] <sweb> Dmole, yes
[16:35] <ross`> also how do i make it so unity or gnome doesn't lock the user session
[16:35] <HeatMzzr> if anyone is here.. i want to change my resolution in my tty screens, im using ubuntu 11.04 on a acer z5600.. the resolution of my screen is 1920x1080 but in tty everything looks small and text doesnt take up whole screen...  help?
[16:35] <ross`> or waits longe
[16:35] <Dmole> sweb	: if you think nothing should have a lock on it .... oh sometimes it gets locked by the auto checker, you can kill it and retry
[16:35] <milen8204> Dmole, thanks what is dd?
[16:35] <sweb> Dmole, restart can help
[16:35] <sweb> ?
[16:35] <iceroot> does the minimal-cd provides lvm and sw-raid at installation
[16:36] <Dmole> milen8204: type "man dd" into terminal or google
[16:36] <louigi> hey guys! using ubuntu 10.04. When I call out a program in terminal (specimen ~/Sessions/project1) it opens and opens project1. If I create a launcher on panel and put same line in command, it will open the program but not the project. Anything I am doing wrong?
[16:36] <Akuw> i can`t find menu.lst in /boot/grub/
[16:36] <milen8204> Dmole, ok thanks
[16:36] <Akuw> why?
[16:36] <Dmole> sweb	: the update pid is likely to start up as soon as you restart but you can try.
[16:36] <ross`> someone
[16:36] <ross`> how do i make it so unity doesn't lock the session so fast
[16:37] <Dmole> Akuw: you are using grub2
[16:37] <Dmole> ross`: i would expect it to be close to the screensaver or power settings, but I don't know
[16:37] <Akuw> GNU GRUB 0.97
[16:38] <ross`> Dmole: found it, thanks
[16:38] <ross`> Dmole: unity really makes me angry
[16:38] <ross`> its more locked down then windows
[16:38] <Dmole> Akuw: paste bin "sudo ls -hal /boot/grub/"
[16:38] <Akuw> finally i load OS
[16:39] <fabzor3> hey people
[16:39] <fabzor3> whats cracking
[16:39] <grendal_prime> nevermind i figured it out
[16:39] <grendal_prime> something stupid
[16:39]  * fabzor3 floats around
[16:39] <ross`> why do i have to open the file viewer and go to /usr/bin just to get to a terminal?
[16:39] <ross`> please tell me that :p
[16:39] <SubstreamAI> awk '{print substr($0,index($0,$4))}' File.txt       this prints $4 to the EOL on TOP of $1, I need it to print after, can you please help?  :)
[16:39] <fabzor3> ross
[16:39] <fabzor3> what u mean bro?
[16:39] <fabzor3> like nautilus?
[16:39] <ParkerR> ross`, you shouldn't have to
[16:40] <thunder1212> i ran this command today on terminal and system won't boot now, find / -delete -iname "*firefox*"
[16:40] <ross`> fabzor3: perhaps im stupid :p, whatever ubuntu uses these days nautilus, thunar
[16:40] <climbe2> lartza, still around?
[16:40] <ross`> im coming from a light weight window manager and gentoo
[16:40] <ParkerR> ross`, what's going on?
[16:40] <ross`> ubuntu akes me angry
[16:40] <ross`> this is a friends computer im setting up for them
[16:40] <ParkerR> Well we already knw that
[16:40] <ParkerR> Ahh
[16:40] <ross`> ParkerR: all fixed now :)
[16:41] <climbe2> as I am trying to find where root= actually is, I am using Tab to list the completions...can't find /dev/sdb where root should be
[16:41] <ParkerR> Man I love WINE
[16:41] <grendal_prime> its gotten allot better thats for sure
[16:41] <climbe2> I found /root, but not sure what to do from here
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> ParkerR: tis tasty :)
[16:41] <ParkerR> Hehe
[16:41] <dr-willis> climbe2:  it maybe getting defined via uuid
[16:41] <dude> hi
[16:41] <ParkerR> Especially straight from the bottle XD
[16:41] <grendal_prime> its pretty good for introducing viri to your system as well hahahaha
[16:42] <ParkerR> Not really
[16:42] <climbe2> all of the kernel versions have root=UUID=e3fd blah blah
[16:42] <ParkerR> Malware doesnt know what to do in a wine prefix
[16:42] <climbe2> but none will boot
[16:42] <dr-willis> ived tested malware in wine. :)
[16:42] <ParkerR> It doesnt have a lot of the files they attack
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> grendal_prime: only in ~/.wine so who cares ;)
[16:43] <ParkerR> You can just delete the bottle :)
[16:43] <ParkerR> And make a new one
[16:43] <dr-willis> climbe2:  tou could change it to root=/dev/sdxx then
[16:43] <Lartza> climbe2: Now am again :)
[16:43] <kwvarga> Installing ubuntu and resizing partition on 500gb harddrive, looks like it has been frozen at about 50% for about 30 minutes, only messages i can see in the little terminal window is networking/wireless related
[16:44] <kwvarga> Any ideas on how long it is supposed to take? Should i be worried
[16:44] <grendal_prime> ActionParsnip, ya...ive seen machines that have them but ya your right it doenst seem to go any further than that..funny article states...Linux just isn't user-friendly when it comes to viruses. You have to work to find and run them. It doesn't happen automatically as it does with Windows. The GNU/Linux folks really should improve this glaring discrepancy.
[16:44] <dr-willis> kwvarga:  resizeing a 500gb ntfs?
[16:44] <climbe2> sdxx...what is that?
[16:44] <kwvarga> ext4
[16:44] <Lartza> climbe2: Your root partition
[16:44] <grendal_prime> http://www.linux.com/archive/feed/42031
[16:44] <climbe2> can't find /dev/sdb
[16:44] <grendal_prime> pretty funny.
[16:45] <dr-willis> climbe2:  you said it was sdb  .....
[16:45] <Lartza> climbe2: /dev/sdaX then possibly
[16:45] <climbe2> that's what i remember it being
[16:45] <kwvarga> dr-willis ext4
[16:45] <greyster> oh well
[16:45] <climbe2> I think sda has windows on it..the initial OS before I partitioned and added ubuntu
[16:45] <dr-willis> climbe2:  it would be like sdb1  or similer. not just sdb
[16:45] <Lartza> climbe2: Partitions are sda1 sda2 sda3
[16:45] <grendal_prime> just a note to anyone looking for a good machine.  I love my acer aspire one d255.  I cant do anything without it anymore.
[16:45] <Lartza> climbe2: so try sda2?
[16:45] <Lartza> or 3?
[16:46] <Adam_> can someone help me set up permissions.  I am using windows explorer and trying to alter files on our ubuntu webhost server but have no access to write.
[16:46] <Lartza> win7 might have tis boot partition as first?
[16:46] <Lartza> Adam_: Samba?
[16:46] <Adam_> i believe so
[16:46] <grendal_prime> its the first non dell machine i have bought in over 5 years and im very impressed with it.  Asside from the hardwire interface needing a kernel driver is a flawless machine
[16:46] <Lartza> Adam_: What is the smb.conf entry for that directory?
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> grendal_prime: I'm loving my gt540 :)
[16:46] <Lartza> Adam_: It might be wrong :)
[16:46] <Adam_> let em see
[16:46] <Adam_> me*
[16:47] <ParkerR> grendal_prime, hehe
[16:47] <Adam_> where is that located?
[16:47] <Lartza> Adam_: /etc/samba
[16:47] <grendal_prime> ActionParsnip,  this thing is a netbook.  with 4 atoms in it.  First mutithreading atoms on market i believe.  Pretty bad ass.. only thing it wont do is vritualization.
[16:48] <grendal_prime> and actuall it will do it..just that the hardware does not run it ..os does. wich is ..well slow.
[16:49] <grendal_prime> ActionParsnip, im in the middle of buying a gt400
[16:49] <ParkerR> I like running those fake cleaners in WINE
[16:49] <evan_> need help
[16:49] <Lartza> ParkerR: Fake cleaner?
[16:49] <k10> me too
[16:49] <gulzar> in ubuntu we have startupmanager to change the grub settings. How to do it in K-Ubuntu?
[16:49] <ParkerR> Lke the fake antivirus stuff
[16:49] <k10> make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
[16:49] <k10> what to do?
[16:49] <evan_> pls help me out on ubuntu 9.10
[16:49] <k10> make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
[16:49] <Lartza> k10: ./configure ?
[16:49] <maco> gulzar: you can run startupmanager regardless of your desktop environment
[16:50] <Lartza> k10: Don't spam
[16:50] <k10> done
[16:50] <maco> k10: check teh README or INSTALL file
[16:50] <ParkerR> evan_, what's wrong?
[16:50] <k10> checked
[16:50] <k10> it says ./ configur
[16:50] <Adam_> I have it open, not sure what should be set to what XD
[16:50] <gulzar> maco: startupmaanger is not showing in the repository
[16:50] <k10> then make
[16:50] <Lartza> k10: Then that's it
[16:50] <SubstreamAI> awk '{print substr($0,index($0,$4))}' File.txt       this prints $4 to the EOL on TOP of $1, I need it to print after, can you please help?  :)
[16:50] <gulzar> maco: I mean the packagemanager
[16:50] <k10> what tats it?
[16:51] <Lartza> k10: It should start compiling
[16:51] <coppermine> wheres a download link for ubuntu cd iso for a laptop with 192mb ram 500mhz cpu?
[16:51] <maco> k10: you put a space between the / and the configure. why's that?
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> grendal_prime: I'm looking at a Samsung S, the network is fast. Its what I use most, more than my laptop
[16:51] <coppermine> all i care about is text
[16:51] <k10> no
[16:51] <coppermine> gui would be nice for wireless
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> coppermine: try Lubuntu
[16:51] <coppermine> thanks
[16:51] <k10> its ./configure
[16:51] <Lartza> k10: And then make
[16:51] <maco> or damn small linux...
[16:51] <Lartza> What is this you are trying to compile
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> coppermine: you can use wicd, it has wicd-curses which is a nice text gui for wifi
[16:51] <Lartza> maco: Unmaintained
[16:52] <coppermine> ActionParsnip: comes with lubuntu?
[16:52] <maco> Lartza: still has a better chance of running on 192mb than ubuntu
[16:52] <Lartza> maco: Ubuntu is bloat :P
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> coppermine: you can change it, lubuntu comes with network manager
[16:52] <Lartza> *ed
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> Lartza: install minimal, then build up
[16:52] <maco> Lartza: yeah, it assumes your computer was made this century...
[16:52] <Lartza> ActionParsnip: Still
[16:52] <Lartza> maco: Mine is still would be on the edge with ubuntu
[16:52] <gulzar> in ubuntu we have startupmanager to change the grub settings. How to do it in K-Ubuntu? Startup-manager is not in the packagemanager and cannot be installed from commanline.
[16:52] <kwvarga> Installing ubuntu and resizing ext4 partition on 500gb harddrive, looks like it has been frozen at about 50% for about 30 minutes, only messages i can see in the little terminal window is networking/wireless related. Should I be worried? Anyway to get any more detail?
[16:53] <climbe2> lartza, mount: mounting /dev/sdb2 in /root failed: invalid argument.  mounting /dev on /root/dev failed: no such fil or dir, mounting /sys on /root/sys failed, mounting /proc on /root/proc failed, etc.
[16:53] <Rudolf_> What is the default root password for fedora 15
[16:53] <climbe2> target filesystem doesn't have /sbin/init
[16:53] <Lartza> climbe2: Yea yea
[16:53] <xangua> gulzar: it isee
[16:53] <xangua> it is*
[16:53] <Lartza> climbe2: It's wrong to have root=/dev/something then I think
[16:53] <Lartza> Oh wait...
[16:53] <Lartza> Or sdb2 is not your root
[16:53] <gulzar> xangua: it is what?
[16:53] <climbe2> where would it be otherwise? I can use the tab>complete option to find where it should be
[16:54] <climbe2> but none of the sdXY seem to be on the disk...can't find them using the complete option
[16:54] <evan_> beetel bg60 usb modem not detected why?
[16:54] <evan_> beetel bg60 usb modem not detected why?
[16:54] <evan_> beetel bg60 usb modem not detected why?
[16:54] <climbe2> wouldn't they be under /dev?
[16:54] <FloodBot1> evan_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> Rudolf_: fedora isn't supported here
[16:54] <Lartza> climbe2: They... *sigh*
[16:55] <climbe2> oh god
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> Lartza: no, if you install lxde and lxdm, you have a very trim OS
[16:55] <xangua> gulzar: apt-cache search startupmanager
[16:55] <Lartza> climbe2: ls /dev/sd*
[16:55] <Lartza> ActionParsnip: Not really
[16:55] <Lartza> ActionParsnip: I get Gnome stuff on every package for example
[16:55] <Lartza> ActionParsnip: Other dependencies too that should be optional
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> Lartza: not if you use the -no-install-depends  then you won't pull in the fluff
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> Lartza: most are
[16:56] <TRiPTEC> is there a link how to fix this compiz uses 100% cpu
[16:56] <TRiPTEC> ?
[16:56] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: What GPU?
[16:56] <TRiPTEC> cpu
[16:56] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: What GPU?
[16:56] <Seven_Six_Two> Using 11.04 on HP G60 laptop (athlon X2, gforce 8200m) I recently started having trouble with suspend. I can suspend fine, but resume doesn't show anything but a black screen. alt+ctrl+f1 does nothing, so I can't find out what is going wrong and I have to do hard reset.
[16:56] <TheEvilPhoenix> TRiPTEC:  what graphics card?
[16:56] <TheEvilPhoenix> (aka GPU)
[16:57] <TRiPTEC> nvidia 8800gt
[16:57] <Lartza> Driver?
[16:57] <awesometaneous> is there a command that will kind of show about a certain program? I really want to know the version I have of a certain application
[16:57] <sloucher> I'm struggling wtih grub. The installer wants to know which partition to install grup? I should choose the partition that the / lives on even though that's an encrypted lvm partition?
[16:57] <TRiPTEC> 176 I think
[16:57] <Seven_Six_Two> alt+sysrq+ r,e,i,s,u,b   does nothing as well
[16:57] <TRiPTEC> 173 maybe
[16:57] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: But proietary nvidia yea
[16:57] <TRiPTEC> yeah
[16:57] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: You should get a newer though...
[16:58] <climbe2> lartza, where can i type the command ls /dev/sd* ?
[16:58] <Lartza> climbe2: Where do you tab complete?
[16:58] <TRiPTEC> now it actually works but when I set my desktop to twinview I'm f**ked
[16:58] <maco> TRiPTEC: watch the language
[16:58] <TRiPTEC> didn't I?
[16:58] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Get 275 for starters
[16:58] <TRiPTEC> from nvidia?
[16:59] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: ubuntu repos of course
[16:59] <TRiPTEC> really?
[16:59] <TRiPTEC> I'll chekc
[16:59] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Always
[16:59] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Never get from nvidia.com
[16:59] <Bipul> i want to make a presentation for my project but i need something that can run on windows also is there anything available ?
[16:59] <Lartza> Bipul: libreoffice, powerpoint with that
[17:00] <Lartza> Bipul: Can be opened with libreoffice, openoffice or microsoft office in windows
[17:00] <TRiPTEC> Lartza, highest I see is 185
[17:00] <Bipul> Lartza,  ? really ? beacuse i am the only linux user and i need something so that it can run on windows
[17:01] <Lartza> Bipul: Libreoffice
[17:01] <pedronveloso> I want to configure a FTP accesible folder in a specific directory, and that can allow anonymous login. I've installed pureFTP but I can't figure out where to set the path of the share neither how to allow anomynous login. help
[17:01] <pedronveloso> plz
[17:01] <xangua> since almost a year microsoftoffice supports ODF Bipul, of course if you have it updated
[17:01] <Lartza> Bipul: It can make power points
[17:01] <Bipul> Lartza,  whear i shud get it
[17:01] <sloucher> I'm struggling wtih grub. The installer wants to know which partition to install grup? I should choose the partition that the / lives on even though that's an encrypted lvm partition?
[17:01] <Lartza> Bipul: apt-get install libreoffice
[17:01] <climbe2> lartza, in grub when I press e to edit, go down to 5th line root=/ and press tab, gives me a list of possible files/directories
[17:01] <Bipul> xangua, ?
[17:01] <xangua> Bipul: or jou just can save the presenttion as 'compatible' msoffice format
[17:01] <Lartza> climbe2: ... that's not right probably
[17:01] <xangua> you*
[17:01] <climbe2> ok..
[17:02] <TRiPTEC> pedronveloso, there's tons of docs on both pure and pro - ftp
[17:02] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Newest is 27+.41.06
[17:02] <Bipul> E: Unable to locate package libreoffice ?
[17:02] <climbe2> I have the option to press ctrl-a for command line
[17:02] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: *270
[17:02] <TRiPTEC> what repo do you have?
[17:02] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: natty
[17:02] <TRiPTEC> I just search for nvidia in synaptic
[17:02] <Bipul> Lartza,  it's not there in Ubuntu repositories <E: Unable to locate package libreoffice
[17:02] <Bipul> >
[17:03] <TRiPTEC> should i do something more leet?
[17:03] <Rudolf_> Help please
[17:03] <pedronveloso> TRiPTEC, that's the problem, I just want a simple share. documentation looks like the bible to me :P
[17:03] <SubstreamAI> awk '{print substr($0,index($0,$4))}' File.txt       this prints $4 to the EOL on TOP of $1, I need it to print after, can you please help?  :)
[17:03] <Rudolf_> I am in fedora
[17:03] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: What ubuntu versionm are you on?
[17:03] <Rudolf_> I cant acces root
[17:03] <Lartza> Geez...
[17:03] <Lartza> Ubuntu has old nvidia too...
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> Rudolf_: sudo -i
[17:03] <surfdue> Current ssh is ignoring my key and i need to know do the files have to be a certain permissions
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> Rudolf_: fedora is offtopic here, this is ubuntu support
[17:04] <Bipul> E: Unable to locate package libreoffice Lartza
[17:04] <TRiPTEC> pedronveloso, I'm abit rusty but one of those ftpd's uses something similar to apaches .htaccess and if u know that the it should be a walk in the park
[17:04] <Lartza> Bipul: What version of ubuntu?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> Bipul: what is the output of: lsb_release -d
[17:04] <Bipul> Linux bipul-desktop 2.6.35-30-generic #54-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 7 18:40:23 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux
[17:04] <TRiPTEC> Lartza, natty-backports and proposed?
[17:04] <Bipul> Lartza, Ubuntu 10.10
[17:05] <pedronveloso> TRiPTEC, I don't know that. btw, is there something with a GUI that allows the set up of FTP shares?
[17:05] <Lartza> Bipul: You need the ppa then
[17:05] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: natty
[17:05] <Rudolf_> I know
[17:05] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: You have old Ubuntu
[17:05] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: 10.10?
[17:05] <Rudolf_> But tis urgent
[17:05] <TRiPTEC> pedronveloso, pure admin
[17:05] <TRiPTEC> pedronveloso, pureadmin*
[17:05] <schao> hey, is there any logo design program for Ubuntu ?
[17:05] <szal> Rudolf_: -> #fedora
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> Bipul: http://www.webupd8.org/2011/01/install-libreoffice-in-ubuntu-from.html
[17:05] <TRiPTEC> 11.04
[17:06] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Then newest is 270
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> Rudolf_: so why ask when "you know" it's offtopic
[17:06] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: apt-get install nvidia
[17:06] <szal> Lartza: nvidia-current
[17:06] <Lartza> Sorry, what szal TRiPTEC
[17:07] <Lartza> szal: Why is it -current?
[17:07] <Rudolf_> What to do
[17:07] <szal> Lartza: because there's 2 legacy options also available
[17:07] <szal> Rudolf_: /join #fedora
[17:07] <climbe2> lartza, ls /dev shows no sdXY, ls /dev/sd* file not found
[17:07] <TRiPTEC> nvidia-settings is 270.29
[17:07] <Lartza> szal: So? It could be "nvidia" and legacy are named other
[17:07] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Doesn't matter
[17:07] <szal> Lartza: I know what I'm talking about
[17:08] <Bipul> how to know i have Gnome or KDE?
[17:08] <Lartza> szal: Also nvidia-current is old so :)
[17:08] <TRiPTEC> E: Unable to locate package nvidia
[17:08] <szal> Lartza: 270 is nvidia-current, then there's nvidia-173 for GeForce FX and nvidia-96 for GeForce 3 and 4 series
[17:08] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: nvidia-current
[17:08] <schao> Oops I asked Is There Any Logo Design Program for Ubuntu ?
[17:08] <Rudolf_> I am not registered
[17:08] <Lartza> szal: yea so nvidia = 270, nvidia-17 and nvidia-96
[17:08] <szal> !register | Rudolf_
[17:09] <Lartza> still dont need the necessity for -current
[17:09] <TRiPTEC> Lartza, sweet, somethings happening;)
[17:09] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Make sure you don't update to anything over 270 in the future
[17:09] <Lartza> If ubuntu gets any update to nvidia-current
[17:09] <Lartza> on natty
[17:09] <TRiPTEC> oh, wtf? It's some kind of mac lookalike this unity?!?
[17:09] <szal> TRiPTEC: obviously
[17:10] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: NO the bar is on the left! Silly you to think of that...
[17:10] <TRiPTEC> szal, but why dear god why?
[17:10] <Lartza> They also removed lot of GTK2 compatibiity and stuff, all for the greater good
[17:10] <andrewS> the only way i know how to start xchat on 11.04 is typing "xchat" from console, since i can't find the link anywhere after installation. is there a method to prevent a console window from hanging there for the duration of the time i run xchat/irc?
[17:10] <szal> TRiPTEC: what do I know..  I don't care also, I use KDE ^^
[17:10] <andrewS> like a silent run or something?
[17:11] <Lartza> And I was talking about GNOME3 actually
[17:11] <Lartza> But unity is more or less that so
[17:11] <Lartza> :)
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> !gnome3
[17:11] <Lartza> ActionParsnip: ...
[17:11] <Lartza> Nobody wanted gnome3 :D
[17:11] <TRiPTEC> Lartza, yeah I've always used fluxbox but it takes days to get it working and I felt it might be time to take a step in some other dir but..
[17:11] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: I've always used openbox, takes 15 minutes max
[17:12] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: For some reason now I got LXDE which uses Openbox but is a DE
[17:12] <Lartza> Not really that good
[17:12] <xangua> andrewS: xchat &
[17:12] <Lartza> Pure openbox is better :)
[17:12] <andrewS> xangua, <3<3 to you
[17:12] <szal> Lartza: nobody really wanted KDE4 either back when it came out..  difference in approach: the KDE team continued to support KDE3 until KDE4 was widely considered usable
[17:13] <TRiPTEC> yeah, I used to install ubuntu-server and then what i needed and that was awsome but things like automount usb and so on is really nice not to have to setup
[17:13] <Lartza> szal: They dropped Gnome2 support?!
[17:13] <szal> Lartza: yes
[17:13] <Lartza> I thought they had some but...
[17:13] <Lartza> Stupi.... *sigh*
[17:13] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Don't install server...
[17:13] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: It has a server kernel
[17:14] <TRiPTEC> Lartza, so, netinstall?
[17:14] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: There is the alternative cd it has some minimal install
[17:14] <KM0201> there's nothing wrong w/ the server kernel.
[17:14] <Lartza> If I remember right
[17:14] <Lartza> KM0201: For desktop, it's less interactive and slower
[17:14] <KM0201> install server edition, slap a GUI on top of it, if thats what you want to do.
[17:14] <Lartza> KM0201: minimal install, GUI
[17:14] <TRiPTEC> Lartza, and I must say server worked for me for 2 years so it wasn't bad and I did alot of work on my old really shitty laptop
[17:15] <andrewS> blah. xchat & --> lets me continue to use that console window, but when it closes it also kills xchat. how exactly does the operating system run xchat from a gui link without showing the user a console window?
[17:15] <KM0201> Lartza: not in my experience, but ok... and yeah, minimal install will do the exact same things
[17:15] <milen8204> which is best program for virtual machine ?
[17:15] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: It's not bad just things are less interactive
[17:15] <Lartza> KM0201: Another kernel, not the server kernel
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: there is no single best app for any single situation
[17:15] <Lartza> KM0201: Also the alternative cd has desktop pacakges like X on it while server doesnt but has apache etc
[17:15] <KM0201> Lartza: i'm aware of that
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: so the answer is: none and all
[17:15] <TRiPTEC> Lartza, as in not so flashy?
[17:15] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Huh?
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: it's as intelligent as asking "what is the best colour?"
[17:15] <elkuka> hi everyone, I-m new in ubuntu and need some help. I-m running live/usb now to resize partition. shrink 290 gb to 190. it-s been an hour at least with gparted. is it common to take that long!?
[17:15] <TRiPTEC> nm
[17:16] <KM0201> TRiPTEC: what exact problem are u having?
[17:16] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: I neant you need itnernet to install X from server CD
[17:16] <GaToR> t
[17:16] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: But it is on alternative
[17:16] <milen8204> ActionParsnip, ok which is most popular then others :D
[17:16] <Lartza> TRiPTEC: Install is not GUI in either
[17:16] <TheMatrix3000> ok, i was installing a package
[17:16] <TheMatrix3000> and had to remove it
[17:16] <TheMatrix3000> and now im getting tons of errors
[17:16] <TheMatrix3000> and apt-get purge doesn't do any good
[17:16] <Lartza> What did you remove and how?
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: qemu, virtualbox, vmware
[17:16] <TRiPTEC> KM0201, I dunno, it might be fixed now, I guess I have to restart x
[17:16] <TheMatrix3000> http://pastebin.com/FSPLN48G
[17:17] <milen8204> ActionParsnip, thanks :)
[17:17] <BluesKaj> elkuka,  100g is lotta resizing ..it' may take longer if there's a lot of data
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> TheMatrix3000: can you pastebin the terminal of your efforts please
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[17:17] <TheMatrix3000> i tried doing a apt-get purge nagios
[17:17] <Pilate> So while doing some package 'trimming' i accidentally removed bind9 and all dependancies, now DNS seems to be pretty much screwed.... anybody have a course of action for repair?
[17:18] <TheMatrix3000> but doesn't fix it
[17:18] <elkuka> BluesKaj thanks, so I-ll leave it like that for 2 more hours then. I shoulnt cancel it. right_
[17:18] <elkuka> ?
[17:18] <johnhamelink> Hey there, I've mucked up the graphics on my other ubuntu 10.04 machine
[17:18] <johnhamelink> How do I completely re-install all graphics functionality
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> TheMatrix3000: are there any bugs reported?
[17:19] <TheMatrix3000> nope
[17:19] <BluesKaj> elkuka, don't cancel . resizing in my experience can take 4 hrs if there's a lot of data to move
[17:20] <TheMatrix3000> i think i did a dpkg-reconfigure which may have screwed it up
[17:21] <elkuka> BluesKaj I think that part of the disk was empty... so there shouldnt be data there. I-ll wait then. thanks a lot
[17:22] <TRiPTEC> this driver is activated but not currently in use?
[17:22] <BluesKaj> elkuka, good luck partitioning takes some patience :)
[17:22] <mrdeb> TRiPTEC: that is normal for 1104. it still works
[17:22] <dr-willis> TRiPTEC:  for what driver.
[17:22] <mrdeb> nvidia
[17:22] <TRiPTEC> current
[17:22] <TRiPTEC> yeah
[17:22] <mrdeb> yes
[17:23] <dr-willis> mine nvidia saya that also. but nvidia-settings says its ok
[17:23] <mrdeb> it is a bug that doesnt affect anything
[17:24] <TRiPTEC> my user is currently auto logged in, where do I change this
[17:24] <TRiPTEC> ?
[17:24] <dr-willis> TRiPTEC:  run nvidia-settings see if it says its used or not
[17:25] <VEndix> Hi, what is better. The Gnome3 or the enviroment that comes with Ubuntu 11.04?
[17:25] <rww> !best | VEndix
[17:25] <mrdeb> can you print and move web browser from another ubuntu computer
[17:25] <dr-willis> VEndix: try both and you decide
[17:25] <xangua> VEndix: gnome3 is currently not supported
[17:25] <TRiPTEC> 270.41.06
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> VEndix: both and neither
[17:25] <dr-willis> mrdeb:  print? you can share peinters
[17:25] <nashnash> Hi everyone
[17:26] <KommaH> Hey everyone. I'm having issues with my clock drifting in a Xen VPS. The clock drift is very, very bad (2 seconds in 10 minutes). I've installed ntp and ntpdate, however, the clock is still drifting! Could someone please help?
[17:26] <VEndix> do people know how to stop from auto hiding that left panel?
[17:26] <ocx> guys, i am not able to install sendmail using sudo apt-get install sendmail
[17:26] <ocx> i did apt-get update
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> VEndix: if its unity and not unity 2D then its set in ccsm
[17:26] <ocx> and it is saying unable to locate package sendmail
[17:26] <dr-willis> VEndix:  its a compiz setting in the unity plugin
[17:26] <nashnash> I'm trying to make a liveUSB and it won't work. Tried unetbootin and another program like that. Doing it in win 8
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> !info sendmail
[17:26] <JoAnneOminous> What's the command I run to try to set up dual monitors?  Is it amdccle?
[17:26] <ocx> my sources.list are the default ones
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> ocx: do you have universe repo enabled?
[17:27] <ocx> and uncommented my cdrom
[17:27] <ocx> what is universe repo?
[17:27] <VEndix> dr-willis: can i talk to you in private?
[17:27] <fshp> Miro can download individual file from a torrent?
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> ocx: its the repo that sendmail is on
[17:27] <JoAnneOminous> ocx: the Universe repository.
[17:27] <ocx> can you give me the source?
[17:27] <kwvarga> is there a way to see output from a PID?
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> ocx: you have it listed, you just need to uncomment it (or use software centre if you have a desktop OS)
[17:27] <dr-willis> VEndix:  the webupd8 blog site lists many unity tweaks.  i dont use  unity much.
[17:28] <Barzogh> ocx : deb http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ natty universe
[17:28] <dr-willis> !universe
[17:28] <TRiPTEC> huh, compiz seems to work just fine now, how come it's the 173 nvidia driver that get installed first?
[17:28] <VEndix> dr-willis: give me 1 example plz :)
[17:28] <dr-willis> VEndix:  of what?
[17:28] <VEndix> ok i will find it myself
[17:28] <VEndix> :)
[17:28] <TheMatrix3000> i figured it ou
[17:28] <TheMatrix3000> out*
[17:29] <ocx> tusing us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
[17:29] <ocx> isisnt it the same?
[17:29] <ocx> using*
[17:29] <JoAnneOminous> ocz: deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lucid-security universe
[17:29] <JoAnneOminous> deb-src http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lucid-security universe
[17:29] <ocx> natty main restricted
[17:29] <JoAnneOminous> Those are for lucid.   I imagine if you replace lucid with natty
[17:29] <ocx> and natty universe
[17:29] <JoAnneOminous> I guess those are security-specific...sorry...
[17:30] <TRiPTEC> lolz, I used the option install beside win7, now my ubunti install have about 1.8 tb
[17:31] <ocx> i got those
[17:31] <ocx> still not working
[17:31] <dr-willis> you did apt-get update after changeing your sources?
[17:32] <ben_q> hello, I use fusermount to mount rar-archives containing videos. Now when I mount a folder which is actually in a samba-shared parent folder, it disappears. thus I cannot make mounted content available via samba. how can I change that?
[17:32] <TRiPTEC> is there any working ext4 driver for win yet?
[17:32] <JoAnneOminous> ocx: You put deb http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ natty universe  in your /etc/apt/sources.list, and then do 'sudo apt-get update'...
[17:33] <JoAnneOminous> Or, I suppose, you don/'t have to use the repo in France.
[17:33] <ronqbc> when i leave my computer alone it often freeze or something. what can i do?
[17:33] <dr-willis> ben_q:  ive never noticed rared  videos  being much smaller in size.. sort of pointless to rar them. nuless they are some lossless codecs i guess.
[17:33] <sk3wy> someone there ?
[17:34] <JoAnneOminous> ocx: are you using Natty?
[17:34] <dr-willis> !ext3
[17:34] <sk3wy> is someone using linux?
[17:34] <dr-willis> that ext3 tool may do ext4 by now
[17:34] <sk3wy> what irc client would you prefer ?
[17:34] <ocx> yes natty
[17:34] <ocx> JoAnneOminous:
[17:34] <dr-willis> sk3wy:  depends on your needs
[17:34] <TheMatrix3000> pidgin?
[17:35] <sk3wy> what need could I have ?^
[17:35] <JoAnneOminous> sk3wy: xchat is a good one.
[17:35] <TheMatrix3000> i use pidgin for all my irc needs on ubunt
[17:35] <ben_q> dr-willis, that's how the warez scene distributes them and that's how I like to keep them stored to be able to fill requests later on
[17:35] <dr-willis> dozens of irc clients to try. i use weechat
[17:35] <climbe2> lartza, still there?
[17:35] <Barzogh> <--- irssi
[17:35] <climbe2> lartza, ls /dev shows no sdXY, ls /dev/sd* file not found
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> !irc | sk3wy
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> sk3wy: nice list of clients there :)
[17:35] <sk3wy> ill try pidgin cuz Im using Ubuntu too
[17:35] <sk3wy> !irc
[17:35] <sk3wy> what ???
[17:35] <JoAnneOminous> sk3wy: I grew up on the ircii, but it's probably a bit old-skool for your needs.
[17:36] <sk3wy> what list of clients ?
[17:36] <dr-willis> ben_q:  its pointless for them to do the raring... had that debate with  people in the years gone by. ;)
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> sk3wy: read the factoid ubottu gave
[17:36] <wsagent> I am using Smuxi
[17:37] <dr-willis> kvirc has an amazine feature set for an irc client. ;) but i go weechat route
[17:37] <ben_q> dr-willis, I'm not exactly sure why they do it, either ^^
[17:37] <ben_q> mabe bc of rapidshare
[17:37] <sudokill> i think xchat is the best
[17:37] <sk3wy> think i got enough for trying^^
[17:38] <sk3wy> right know Im using xchat
[17:38] <sk3wy> wich I dont like much
[17:38] <dr-willis> xchat and xchat-gnome are very different
[17:39] <dr-willis> be sure to try the actual xchat
[17:39] <sudokill> sk3wy, whats wrong with xchat?
[17:39] <baeek> is there a channel for fitness
[17:39] <sudokill> its just as fast as the cli ones
[17:39] <JoAnneOminous> what's wrong with xchat-gnome, just out of curiosity?
[17:39] <dr-willis> missing features and gui weirdness i recall
[17:40] <dr-willis> xchat has also been getting slimmed down over the years.
[17:40] <JoAnneOminous> xchat serves my porpoises.  Haven't tried the gnome version, but I generally avoid gnome/kde stuff if I can.
[17:40] <TRiPTEC> where do I change the number of workspaces and not spanning the top bar over both screens?
[17:40] <sudokill> i just fail to see the point of the cli ones if your running x
[17:40] <sk3wy> Ive tryed to enter irc.nn-crew.cc
[17:40] <sk3wy> just 2 take a look
[17:40] <JoAnneOminous> TRIPTEC: what window manager?
[17:41] <dr-willis> TRiPTEC:  if using nvidia - run nvidia-settings and enable twinview and restart x.
[17:41] <sk3wy> but I didnt make it
[17:41] <KommaH> Hey everyone. I'm having issues trying to fix a considerable clock drift (at least 2 seconds in 10 minues) on my Xen VPS. I've installed and configured ntp and ntpdate, however, they don't appear to be helping much. Any help is appreciated!
[17:41] <TRiPTEC> JoAnneOminous, compiz i guess?
[17:41] <dr-willis> unity has some issues with multi monitor support also
[17:41] <TRiPTEC> default from 11.04
[17:42] <climbe2> dr-willis, still having trouble finding my root directory...lartza reccommended 'ls /dev/sd*', but it came up with no file / dir found
[17:42] <JoAnneOminous> Oh.  I've heard of this 11.04.
[17:42] <JoAnneOminous> Unity
[17:42] <skione> hi, I just discovered unison and it seems like it solves a lot of the issues I was having using rsync. However I am having trouble figuring out how to ignore a child directory in the sync. The documentation is not clear to me. If I wanted to ignore the logs folder in all subfolders under virtual/ what is the syntax. Here is the current command line: unison /var/www/virtual/ ssh://server2///var/www/virtual/ -owner -group -batch -terse -prefer 
[17:42] <dr-willis> climbe2:  you mean the drive that is mounted to / ?
[17:42] <TRiPTEC> JoAnneOminous, yeah..
[17:42] <k10> No package 'libwnck-1.0' found
[17:42] <k10> No package 'libberyldecoration' found
[17:43] <TRiPTEC> how do I not auto login when I start the comp?
[17:43] <sudokill> TRiPTEC, in the user options in the settings menu unlock it and untick auto login
[17:43] <ssfdre38> how can i get GLIB or what is the apt-get install command for it
[17:43] <johnhamelink> Hey guys, I'm getting (EE) FBDEV(0): FBIOPUTCMAP: Invalid argument" when I boot up on this 10.04 machine, any ideas?
[17:44] <szal> ssfdre38: what for?
[17:44] <climbe2> dr-willis, not actually sure.... rather new to all of this...can't find sdb1/2 where I think ubuntu is mounted
[17:44] <wsagent> need help I am not able to install anything from ubuntu software center... getting an error Requires installation of untrusted packages
[17:44] <sk3wy> how can I change the color of my nick ??
[17:44] <ssfdre38> szal, im trying to make my own IRC client from xchat and im missing glib
[17:45] <TRiPTEC> sudokill, thanks but it was "login screen"  here
[17:45] <climbe2> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1807978 describes in better detail my initial problem
[17:45] <sudokill> ok
[17:45] <dr-willis> climbe2:  use the mount command. it shows the mount devices and points. you may want to read up on how linux mounting works also
[17:45] <dr-willis> !mount | climbe2
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> wsagent: can you give a pastebin of: lsb_release -a; sudo apt-get update
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> wsagent: thanks
[17:46] <climbe2> I am unable to use the mount command in grub-command line
[17:47] <dli> climbe2, did it boot before upgrading kernel?
[17:47] <sudokill> climbe2, whatd oes it say?
[17:48] <climbe2> yes, it would boot before kernel upgrade I believe....last I remember auto update installed new kernel...after restart would not boot up
[17:48] <climbe2> but now none of the past kernels will boot up either
[17:48] <climbe2> 2.6.32-31, 2.6.32-30, etc
[17:49] <skione> anyone can help with unison syntax?
[17:49] <dli> climbe2, in grub2 command line, you can do: search -f /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[17:50] <dli> climbe2, best thing to do is livecd
[17:50] <grimpirate> Hello, I tried out the LiveCD and everything worked fine
[17:50] <climbe2> where can I acquire a live CD?
[17:50] <climbe2> is that the same disc I used to install ubuntu?
[17:50] <grimpirate> But when I installed it to my drive, and loaded the OS
[17:50] <szal> ssfdre38: headers for building software are in -dev packages
[17:50] <grimpirate> I have a problem where my display is showing two ghost images
[17:50] <ssfdre38> szal, i got it
[17:51] <grimpirate> And they're flickering and such
[17:51] <dli> climbe2, yes, the installation cd is fine
[17:51] <tech_help> is there a way to mouse click on a lower window without raising it?
[17:51] <grimpirate> How do I fix this, as it didn't happen with the LiveCD?
[17:51] <jimbozone> Hi, if anyone can help me out here it would be much appreciated:  I have just attached a 2nd monitor, and wish to run 2 monitors with the 2nd being an extended desktop.  I have this working but my first monitor now is "Unknown" and the native resolution is not selectable (1600x1200)
[17:51] <tech_help> I am in gnome
[17:52] <coz_> jimbozone,   which video card?  in terminal   lspci | grep -i vga
[17:52] <climbe2> dli, i have tried that, but still doesnt work:    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1807978
[17:52] <dli> jimbozone, in a terminal, run: xrandr
[17:52] <dr-willis> tech_help:  some window managers have that feature. but its rare. make the other window  'always on top' may be easier
[17:52] <mrdeb> jimbozone: do you know about xrandr
[17:52] <johnhamelink> please help me, im getting a bit desperate
[17:52] <jimbozone> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV770 [Radeon HD 4850]
[17:52] <SoftarPaul> Why can't I take screenshots? When I click print screen, the mouse loads a half-second and nothing happens
[17:53] <dr-willis> !screenshot
[17:53] <coz_> jimbozone,  I am not up on all of ati configuration options but I believe you want to use  "Big Desktop" with that
[17:53] <Ziga_L> Hello
[17:53] <jimbozone> Big Desktop?
[17:53] <dli> climbe2, can you boot a livecd?
[17:53] <coz_> jimbozone,  yeah hold on
[17:53] <climbe2> no, I cannot
[17:53] <dr-willis> hmm. gnome dialog dosent show up eh? theres other screen shot tools. i tend to use gimp
[17:53] <SoftarPaul> dr-willis: That didn't help me actually. nothing happens.
[17:53] <grimpirate> I booted the LiveCD fine, but upon install I now have two ghost images that flicker, how do I resolve this?
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> grimpirate: what video chip?
[17:54] <climbe2> it says: deb cdrom:[Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS _Lucid Lynx_ - release i386 (20100816.1)]/ lucid main restricted
[17:54] <climbe2> Repeat this process for the rest of the CDs in your set.
[17:54] <climbe2> W: Skipping nonexistent file /cdrom/dists/lucid/main/binary-i386/Packages
[17:54] <climbe2> W: Skipping nonexistent file /cdrom/dists/lucid/restricted/binary-i386/Packages
[17:54] <climbe2> stdin: error 0
[17:54] <climbe2> killed
[17:54] <FloodBot1> climbe2: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:54] <Ziga_L> Can anyone tell me if Windows will delete my bootloader for linux if i install iz after i ve already installed Linux?
[17:54] <dli> climbe2, what happens? BTW, please try to avoid vague comment like "it doesn't work", it helps to provide specific details, like error messages
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> climbe2: remove the CD as a repository in software centre
[17:54] <grimpirate> ActionParsnip: I believe it's a standard intel chipset
[17:54] <dr-willis> Ziga_L:  normally. yes
[17:54] <zykotick9> Ziga_L, yes it will.  See !grub for reinstall directions.
[17:54] <grimpirate> I'm not running any sort of graphics card
[17:54] <coz_> jimbozone,  ah I cant find what I was looking for, so , if no one here knows at this time try the #radeon  channel
[17:54] <Ziga_L> thanks
[17:55] <jimbozone> coz: thanks
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> grimpirate: can you give the output of: lsb_release -d; lspci | grep -i vga
[17:55] <jimbozone> will do
[17:55] <coz_> cool
[17:55] <dli> climbe2, just boot the livecd (try ubuntu without changing system)
[17:55] <grimpirate> sure lemme check that now
[17:55] <SoftarPaul> dr-willis: When I click [Prnt Scrn] it loads, but nothing more
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> grimpirate: you are it's just nitegrated to the motherboard, the OS doesn't care and sees it as attached to the PCI express bus
[17:55] <climbe2> how do I boot the live cd?... it tries to boot, but gives me Error 0 and kills it
[17:55] <dr-willis> SoftarPaul:  try other screenshot software perhaps
[17:56] <SoftarPaul> dr-willis: Any sugestions? :)
[17:56] <dr-willis> climbe2:  was that the same cd you installed from?
[17:56] <dr-willis> SoftarPaul:  i mentioned gimp  earlier
[17:56] <dli> climbe2, make a liveUSB :( it's faster and more reliable
[17:57] <climbe2> dr-willis, it was the same CD I installed from
[17:57] <climbe2> dli, I will make  a liveUSB now
[17:57] <grimpirate> @ ActionParsnip: here it is ->00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03)
[17:57] <grimpirate> Did you get that ActionParsnip?
[17:58] <dr-willis> climbe2:  make sure its not a dirty cd.
[17:58] <SoftarPaul> dr-willis: But gimp can't take screenshots? o.O
[17:58] <venik212> I cannot log on to the NX server in 11.04
[17:58] <dr-willis> SoftarPaul:  yes it can.
[17:58] <SoftarPaul> dr-willis: please tell me how
[17:58] <venik212> the NX server is running (64 bits, ubuntu 11.04)
[17:58] <dr-willis> i take/edit them all the time in gimp
[17:58] <skione> btw to ignore a path its -ignore "Path logs" to the options segment in unison. Just in case anyone was wondering
[17:59] <k10> No package 'libstartup-notification-1.0' found
[17:59] <dr-willis> SoftarPaul:  its in the menus somewgere
[17:59] <k10> plz help
[17:59] <k10> installing beryl
[17:59] <k10> No package 'libstartup-notification-1.0' found
[17:59] <celestica_-> k10: Try installing this package via the apt-get package manager
[17:59] <dr-willis> k10:  beryl is dead
[17:59] <Pici> k10: beryl no longer exists.
[17:59] <dr-willis> !beryl
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> grimpirate: and the output of:  lsb_release -d
[17:59] <everett> I have a problem with 11.04 that it will not tether to cell phone 10.10 will and so will windows 11.04 will connect to other wireless points but not the cell 10.10 running from cd will but 11.04 will not any clues
[18:00] <climbe2> dr-willis, what version should I make the LiveUSB from...I am running 10.04.1 as far as i know
[18:00] <grimpirate> @ ActionParsnip: It says Ubuntu 11.04
[18:00] <k10> how to install compiz
[18:00] <k10> >
[18:00] <dr-willis> climbe2:  may as well use the same
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> k10: its ni a default OS
[18:00] <Pici> k10: It should already be installed.
[18:00] <wsagent> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/648437/  as per your suggetion
[18:00] <k10> k
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> wsagent: i suggest you remove or change http://mirror.noreply.org  to maverick, it currently points to Intrepid which is long dead
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> wsagent: sudo apt-key adv --recv-key --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com CFF71CB3AFA44BDD
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> wsagent: will also import the GPG key you missed
[18:03] <grimpirate> Why would the LiveCD display graphics just fine and not a system install?
[18:03] <jimbozone> dli/mrdeb: ok I've run xrandr, and no, I've never used it before
[18:04] <KM0201> grimpirate: whats your graphics device?
[18:04] <dli> jimbozone, get dual monitor up now?
[18:04] <grimpirate> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03)
[18:04] <k10> how can i install this then?
[18:04] <k10> http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Starace?content=143639
[18:04] <KM0201> grimpirate: what version of ubuntu? and 32 or 64bit/
[18:05] <grimpirate> 32 bit
[18:05] <dli> grimpirate, that's very old intel video, trouble in newer drivers (not well tested)
[18:05] <grimpirate> Understandably dli
[18:05] <grimpirate> But the LiveCD displays thing s properly
[18:05] <grimpirate> It was only upon installing the OS that I now have two ghost-like flickering images at 640x480 resolution
[18:05] <dli> grimpirate, the same version of X (drivers)?
[18:05] <jakemp> I've installed libffi-dev, and the files in /usr/lib aren't there
[18:06] <jimbozone> dli:  I have both monitors up, but cannot select native resolution
[18:06] <grimpirate> I'm unsure how to answer that dli
[18:06] <jimbozone> the resolution is not selectable
[18:06] <grimpirate> I basically booted the LiveCD, saw that it ran fine, and then did an install using the full disk
[18:06] <KM0201> !bug 162039 | grimpirate
[18:06] <KM0201> woops, wrong bug.
[18:06] <KM0201> :)
[18:06] <grimpirate> lol no worries
[18:06] <Nisstyre> yes
[18:06] <dli> jimbozone, can you use xrandr to set modes?
[18:07] <grimpirate> I am currently on this messed up Ubuntu
[18:07] <dli> grimpirate, boot the livecd, save the /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[18:07] <KM0201> grimpirate: looks like you're not the only one, but.. that seems strange, i'm guessing you could manually configure xorg w/ your resolution..  https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+question/162039
[18:07] <jimbozone> dli: reading the man now
[18:07] <dli> grimpirate, also, can you reset mode by xrandr
[18:07] <everett> is there any way of putting 10.10 network settings into 11.04
[18:08] <dli> jimbozone, something like: xrandr --output HDMI1 --mode 1280x720
[18:08] <wsagent> ActionParsnip thanks for your help, i imported the GPG key already but i still have problem to remove or change http://mirror.noreply.org  to maverick
[18:08] <KM0201> grimpirate: ActionParsnip (one of the subscribers to that bug) hangs out here.. he's probably here now... try asking him.
[18:08] <jimbozone> dli: thanks, reading then will try :)
[18:08] <grimpirate> I did KM0201, I don't think he knows a solution
[18:08] <KM0201> oh ok.. sorry... :(
[18:09] <grimpirate> He asked me the graphics card and ubuntu version, but I guess that wasn't enough info
[18:09] <KM0201> hmm,
[18:09] <KM0201> !res
[18:09] <dli> jimbozone, or something like: xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1024x768 --primary --output HDMI1 --mode 1280x720 --below VGA1
[18:09] <dli> jimbozone, xrandr displays detected monitor info
[18:09] <KM0201> grimpirate: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution#Adding_undetected_resolutions
[18:10] <TRiPTEC> how often do u guys udate?
[18:10] <TRiPTEC> update?
[18:10] <jimbozone> dli: ah ok, will that just add the selectable mode?  or will it just change it this once?
[18:10]  * KM0201 updates every 45min
[18:10] <NCS_One> TRiPTEC: when ever there is an update :)
[18:10] <wsagent> ActionParsnip:  thanks for your help, i imported the GPG key already but i still have problem to remove or change http://mirror.noreply.org  to maverick
[18:10] <TRiPTEC> NCS_One, not cumbersome?
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> wsagent: it will be in software centre or /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:11] <funkymonk> does SSL use PKI to encrypt the communication between the server and client
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> TRiPTEC: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get -y upgrade
[18:11] <rhineheart_m> what's the fastest/lightest ubuntu desktop?
[18:11] <dli> jimbozone, if it works, you can add the xrandr to session autostart
[18:11] <NCS_One> TRiPTEC: no
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> TRiPTEC: i run it every day at midnight (cronjob)
[18:11] <dli> funkyHat, openSSL uses RSA key pairs
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> !away > MicroWolf|DINNER
[18:12] <wsagent> ActionParsnip: do you mean delete the line http://mirror.noreply.org    ???
[18:12] <rhineheart_m> I have machines with the following specs: pentium 4 with RAM of 128
[18:12] <funkymonk> dli i'm trying to understand how SSL and PKI fit in the bigger picture
[18:12] <dli> rhineheart_m, if you don't run X, 128MB is good
[18:12] <wasser> hi! i need some help setting up ubuntu. I made a clean installation and when trying to load unity/gnome session the system displays the background but not the bars and I cant do anything except call a terminal and start apps from there
[18:12] <rhineheart_m> dli: x desktop?
[18:13] <dli> funkyHat, RSA is one implementation of PKI
[18:13] <NCS_One> I have a HDD of 1TB with 1 partition of 500GB, is it possible, without losing data, to make the existing partition the all HDD size?
[18:13] <truepurple> ~ = /home?
[18:13] <truepurple> Is ~ the same thing as /home?
[18:13] <dli> NCS_One, ext4? it's possible
[18:13] <rhineheart_m> which has higher specs requirements? ubuntu or xp?
[18:13] <NCS_One> TRiPTEC: no
[18:13] <NCS_One> sorry
[18:13] <NCS_One> truepurple: no
[18:13] <funkymonk> dli: oh so SSL is just the protocol that uses a PKI to encrypt the message as in openSSL uses RSA
[18:14] <aeon-ltd> rhineheart_m: you could run X but it won't be fancy nothing like gnome, something sparse like openbox on top of a server install willprobably be 40-60Mb with nothing but the desktop running
[18:14] <truepurple> What is ~ short for then?
[18:14] <funkymonk> and RSA is a specific PKI
[18:14] <baeek> how can i make transmission download faster
[18:14] <NCS_One> truepurple: ~ = /home/username
[18:14] <baeek> hi btw
[18:14] <bsmith093> i am nearly flat broke, but all my backups are hosed except the primary drive in my laptop, and i really need to do a reinstall, so does anyone know where i can get ~250gb of ftp accessable storage on the dirt cheap, for like 2 days tops?
[18:14] <grimpirate> @ KM0201: It says xrandr failed to get the gamma output
[18:14] <aeon-ltd> baeek: you can't really it's 99% seeder dependant
[18:14] <grimpirate> Or rather it failed to get the gamma for the default output device
[18:14] <NCS_One> dli: ext4 (version 1.0)
[18:14] <baeek> aeon-ltd is there any better programs?
[18:15] <funkymonk> bsmith093: thats a shed load of "temp" space
[18:15] <dli> NCS_One, boot a livecd, do gparted
[18:15] <wasser> NCS_One, you can use the GParted that comes in ubuntu livecd
[18:15] <oCean> bsmith093: that's not an ubuntu issue
[18:15] <aeon-ltd> baeek: no all torrent programs are pretty much the same
[18:15] <funkymonk> dli correct?
[18:15] <NCS_One> dli: its a external HDD
[18:15] <baeek> i read about people making it faster
[18:15] <bsmith093> i realize that but even external hd are out of my price range
[18:15] <baeek> so thats not really true
[18:15] <dli> NCS_One, then, just umount everything of the HDD, run gparted
[18:15] <NCS_One> dli: it doesn't have the OS
[18:15] <oCean> bsmith093: try #ubuntu-offtopic, not here
[18:16] <bsmith093> alright already ill try there
[18:16] <wasser> NCS_One, you dont need the os in the HDD that you want to partition
[18:16] <baeek> how can i get it faster at all?
[18:16] <wasser> NCS_One, (or change)
[18:16] <aeon-ltd> baeek: heh nah that's not possible, you can probably get more consistent, but all speed changes are going to be firewall and router related (i.e opening ports)
[18:16] <rkhshm> i've noticed a weird problem ...
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> rhineheart_m: depends on what services will be running on each
[18:16] <baeek> how do i check the ports?
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> rhineheart_m: generally ubuntu will be lighter but it depends what apps and desktop you run etc
[18:17] <rkhshm> when i try to run certain videos over the browser i see that in the minimized mode
[18:17] <rkhshm> there is a lot of jittering
[18:17] <NCS_One> dli, wasser: soo I need to install gparted?
[18:17] <wasser> my gnome session is not starting after a clean installation of 11.04, any clues?
[18:17] <rkhshm> however it subsides soon after i hit full screen
[18:17] <wasser> NCS_One, it's already installed in ubuntu, just launch it from system menu
[18:17] <wsagent> ActionParsnip: thanks a lot your the real expert My problem got solved
[18:17] <baeek> how do I open ports in trasmission to get better downloads?
[18:17] <dli> NCS_One, if not installed already :(
[18:18] <rhineheart_m> just for browsing..I guess..mozilla is good to go..
[18:18] <NCS_One> its not, I have Disk Utility
[18:18] <grimpirate> Actually I have this guys exact same problem
[18:18] <grimpirate> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+question/165202
[18:18] <baeek> how do I open ports in trasmission to get better downloads?
[18:19] <Calinou> they are automatically opened, upnp
[18:19] <ikonia> baeek: if you have download happening you already have ports open
[18:19] <Calinou> IIRC
[18:19] <grimpirate> Same laptop and everything
[18:19] <baeek> ikonia, i know, can i get it faster
[18:19] <aetas> grimpirate, almost looks like its TwinView splitting the laptop screen in half
[18:19] <baeek> ikonia, you know what i hate?
[18:19] <baeek> youtube covers -_-
[18:20] <M0wLaue> http://tiny.cc/zklti
[18:20] <Psydoll> hello! I have just done a fresh install of ubuntu and i installed vlc but its not playing a dvd in the drive even when i mount the dvd and select the drive within vlc itself...
[18:20] <grimpirate> @aetas: Yeah it's not just that, it sets the smallest resolution and then just flickers and such
[18:20] <Psydoll> am i missing drivers or codecs or something?
[18:20] <Psydoll> whats going on!?
[18:20] <ikonia> Psydoll: what's it actually doing ?
[18:20] <grimpirate> Plus the ghosty double images
[18:20] <Jordan_U> !dvd | Psydoll
[18:20] <ikonia> baeek: it may just be a limitation of your system
[18:20] <gulzar> I installed startupmaanger (gome application) in KDE so the download was big but now I removed it after the work is done. But there must be some unwanted packages left. How to remove them?
[18:20] <aetas> grimpirate, you check the monitor config to see if it has dual monitors set somehow?
[18:20] <NCS_One> dli, wasser: and I will not lose any data from the partition, correct?
[18:20] <grimpirate> No there's no other monitor set up
[18:20] <grimpirate> I went to the System menu and checked monitors
[18:21] <Psydoll> ikonia: its trying to play the dvd but cant
[18:21] <wasser> NCS_One, its always recommended to do a backup, but I never had trouble resizing
[18:21] <grimpirate> It's not detecting any
[18:21] <ikonia> Psydoll: any error ?
[18:21] <aetas> what about the Xorg config change that the guy in that thread recommends?
[18:21] <NCS_One> wasser: ok, thanks
[18:21] <Psydoll> ikonia: no none that i can see
[18:21] <cgermann> Psydoll try running "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[18:21] <Psydoll> ok
[18:22] <ikonia> Psydoll: have you installed things such as lib-ccs as the link that Jordan_U sent to you suggest
[18:22] <cgermann> after that totem should play the DVD for you
[18:22] <ikonia> Psydoll: the libraries used for decyrpting the dvd
[18:22] <jimbozone> dli:  xrandr --output DFP1 --mode 1600x1200 --primary
[18:22] <jimbozone> gives me
[18:22] <dli> NCS_One, if choose to resize the partition, your data should be safe, but still better to backup first
[18:22] <jimbozone> xrandr: cannot find mode 1600x1200
[18:22] <Psydoll> ikonia: cgermann thanks i think its just something silly vlc is missing
[18:22] <wasser> hi gdm starts but my gnome session is not starting after a clean installation of 11.04, any clues?
[18:22] <dli> jimbozone, run xrandr without parameter
[18:22] <TRiPTEC> I changed something in compiz settings and now I dont have any handles and borders on my app windows what gives=
[18:22] <TRiPTEC> ?
[18:23] <ikonia> Psydoll: have you installed the decyrption libraries
[18:23] <kwvarga> how long should it take to repartition (resizing existing partion) from 500gb ext4 to 140/360gb
[18:23] <jimbozone> yep that mode is not there... how to add it?
[18:23] <edbian> TRiPTEC: Those are called window decorations.  Can you open ccsm right now?  Try turning the 'window decorations' plugin back on and restarting compiz
[18:23] <ikonia> kwvarga: no set time, depends on a lot of things
[18:23] <Psydoll> ikonia: no i dont think so?
[18:23] <aetas> kwvarga, such as how full the partition is
[18:23] <edbian> kwvarga: Did you erase the partition and then create a new blank one?
[18:23] <cgermann> ubuntu-restricted-extras should install libdvdcss2
[18:23] <Psydoll> yeah let me try that
[18:24] <ikonia> Psydoll: that is the most likly issue then,
[18:24] <kwvarga> no i had 500gb with ~100gb of data, resized that to ~150gb and created new partition with space gained
[18:24] <TRiPTEC> ok, they came back bot they dont "respond" should I killall compiz;compiz&; ?
[18:25] <grimpirate> ok, how about this, how do I set up the currently installed Ubuntu to load with the same options (possibly boot options) as the LiveCD?
[18:25] <grimpirate> Since the LiveCD does not produce this double-image flickering issue
[18:25] <truepurple> Any changes in anything in /home doesn't require password athentication, right?
[18:25] <edbian> TRiPTEC: If you're talking to me use my name plase :)
[18:25] <dli> grimpirate, as I mentioned, check /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[18:25] <edbian> truepurple: that's the idea yes
[18:25] <grimpirate> yes I intend to do that dli, but what do I do once I have that file?
[18:26] <TRiPTEC> edbian, yeah sorry, so killall compiz;compiz&;?
[18:26] <truepurple> edbian: The idea? You mean it is not always that way in practice?
[18:26] <aetas> he means check it for errors
[18:26] <edbian> TRiPTEC: give killall and compiz a shot.  Additionally compiz --replace& might work too.  Or logging out and in.
[18:26] <edbian> truepurple: Well the permissions might be wrong.
[18:26] <Psydoll> cgermann: omg that restricted extras are about 150mbs
[18:26] <edbian> truepurple: It should always be that way.  I'm sure there are some crazy exceptions in the linux world somewhere.
[18:27] <cgermann> anyone know of a good How-to to get the screen brightness keys working on a asus U80 laptop
[18:27] <truepurple> edbian: Ah, I didn't understand what you meant by the permissions might be wrong, but that last answer I understood, thanks
[18:27] <edbian> truepurple: sure
[18:27] <aetas> cgermann, just out of curiousity, if you hit the key in your keyboard shortcut manager does it accept it?
[18:28] <cgermann> I am about to install open suse on this thing just to get functional keys.
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> cgermann: ubuntu isn't always the answer
[18:28] <seanmc98> i pull up my computer and it shows acer(C:\) data(D:\) both are 69.5gigs does that mean the hard drive is partioned?
[18:28] <Psydoll> cgermann: ive installed those restriced extras and it comes up with a blue screen like a disclaimer is that it all done?
[18:29] <ikonia> Psydoll: have you read the blue screen
[18:29] <cgermann> oh its a eula for the MS fonts just accept and let it keep going
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> seanmc98: use disk manager to check
[18:29] <NCS_One> dli: if I need to resize the partition where the OS is installed I have to use the live cd, right?
[18:29] <Psydoll> ikonia: yes i scrolled to the bottom
[18:29] <ikonia> Psydoll: ok - so what does that tell you
[18:29] <Psydoll> there is an ok button there but you can click on it or press enter
[18:29] <seanmc98> ActionParsnip: where do i get that at?
[18:29] <dli> NCS_One, you can not change anything mounted
[18:29] <NCS_One> dli: oh, right. Thanks
[18:30] <ikonia> Psydoll: ok...so......
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> seanmc98: rightclick my computer -> manage
[18:30] <dli> NCS_One, some FS supports resizing on fly (mounted) or mount time resizing
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> !away > xindzz`off
[18:31] <NCS_One> dli: ok, thanks
[18:31] <aetas> cgermann, you seen this one? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultimediaKeys
[18:32] <Psydoll> ikonia: cgermann ive installed the restricted extras and vlc still no luck
[18:32] <ikonia> Psydoll: what DVD are you trying to play ?
[18:32] <MangledBody> hi!
[18:32] <MangledBody> http://kecy.roumen.cz/Microsoft_product_which_does_not_suck.jpg O:-)
[18:32] <cgermann> ActionParsnip: Ubuntu my not always be the answer but sometimes we pick it for the big Repos :)
[18:32] <ikonia> MangledBody: please don't post that sort of nonsense here
[18:32] <seanmc98> ActionParsnip: the D:\ says healthy(primary partion)
[18:32] <Snarsh> using wordpress on a lamp i set up, when i go to the wordpress link in my address bar it attempts to download the .phtml file instead of showing the page, i added the type to the apache2.conf file so that it would run php but still no luck, restarted apache2 as well
[18:32] <ikonia> MangledBody: this channels for ubuntu support discussion.
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> !dvd | Psydoll
[18:32] <MangledBody> ikonia: Sorry... :(
[18:33] <cgermann> Aetas: ill take a look and see if i have
[18:33] <ikonia> Snarsh: you shouldn't need to add the type, that suggests you've not got php installed
[18:33] <semitones> Is it possible to re-enable the "are you sure you want to shut down? Shutdown automatically in 60 seconds" message with gconf
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> seanmc98: sure but is it on the same disk?
[18:33] <aetas> cgermann: it looked pretty relevant...a total pain in the rear but relevant
[18:33] <Snarsh> i did sudo ae2mod php5 and it says the module is already installed
[18:33] <cgermann> yeah i tryed this one :)
[18:34] <aetas> Snarsh, how do you have PHP bound to accept those types?
[18:34] <cgermann> aetas: tryed that one recall it not working
[18:34] <ikonia> Snarsh: how did you install lamp ?
[18:35] <aetas> cgermann: aw...
[18:35] <ActionParsnip> seanmc98: the guys in ##windows will have a better idea and is where your OS is supported
[18:35] <Snarsh> i installed apache2, installed php5, installed mysql and set up a database, then downloaded the missing packages which allowed them to communicate with each other
[18:35] <ikonia> Snarsh: as in through the ubuntu package manager ?
[18:35] <cgermann> Ubuntu actually reconises what the keys are supposed to do (becuse the screen brightness HUD appears) it just does not change the setting
[18:35] <Snarsh> synaptic, i did cli for apache2, php5, and mysql
[18:36] <spill> anyone have experience enabling upnp with shorewall on maverick server?
[18:36] <Jordan_U> Psydoll: You really need to read the link given to you. You need more than restricted-extras to play DRMd DVDs.
[18:36] <trism> semitones: if you are using ubuntu classic, both the shutdown applet and the shutdown command in the panel menus still has the 60 second timer, the shutdown command from indicator-session doesn't have the option as far as I know
[18:36] <Psydoll> Jordan_U: im reading it now and trying to install the librarycss but the command line doesnt let me
[18:36] <aetas> Snarsh, so you mean its a default apache2 / php install?  nothing special?
[18:36] <Psydoll> Jordan_U: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install libdvdread4
[18:36] <Psydoll> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[18:36] <Psydoll> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[18:37] <ikonia> Snarsh: ok, so create a file called test.php in the document root, and do <?php phpinfo(); ?> in the file, then view that file in the browser through the web server
[18:37] <ikonia> Psydoll: you already have the package manager open
[18:37] <ikonia> Psydoll: close the package manager
[18:37] <Snarsh> it was initially, then i downloaded the php-apache package
[18:37] <jimbozone> dli: seems I have to set the resolution to the smallest of the two monitors (they are different monitors with different native resolutions)
[18:37] <jimbozone> which sucks
[18:37] <aetas> Snarsh, libapache2-mod-php5?
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> Psydoll: close software center
[18:37] <Snarsh> yes, that one
[18:37] <dli> jimbozone, what do you mean about 'have to'/
[18:38] <aetas> Snarsh, ok.  can you go into your config and find the section for php and msg me what you have?
[18:38] <Psydoll> ActionParsnip: ikonia i closed it now i get ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install libdvdread4
[18:38] <Psydoll> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$: command not found
[18:38] <tfdev> Hey folks, trying to install ubuntu for the first time (11.04, dual boot w/ win7, usb install) running into errors. Took a "screenshot" http://i.imgur.com/TwXpa.jpg (hehe), whatcha think? Im on my phone btw, slow to reply.
[18:38] <Psydoll> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[18:38] <Psydoll> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[18:38] <Psydoll> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[18:38] <Psydoll> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[18:38] <Psydoll> sorry will use paste bin
[18:38] <FloodBot1> Psydoll: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:38] <ikonia> Psydoll: you don't need to repeat it
[18:38] <pandote> hello  i have a little problem..
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> jimbozone: if you use an xorg.conf file you can set them as you wish
[18:38] <ikonia> Psydoll: you've been here long enough to know not to paste.
[18:38] <pandote> i desinstall unity in ubuntu 10.10
[18:38] <jimbozone> dli:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution#How_to_setup_a_dual_monitor
[18:38] <semitones> trism: ok that explains why I can't see any options for a counter in indicator-applet. Thanks. I'll try to find their webpage and ask them directly
[18:38] <Snarsh> aetas: which directory/file? if you are talking about apache2.conf there is no php in the file
[18:39] <ikonia> Psydoll: you have a package manager still open, you need to close all package managment software
[18:39] <rgb247> I have a question: I used readfile function to get the file content of a .flv file which are not located under webroot to play this
[18:39] <pandote> and then all are in white
[18:39] <aetas> Snarsh, if you are using the default file then it should actually be in /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php5.conf
[18:39] <rgb247> in player, the file doesn't work, anyone know what mime types I need to config for that?
[18:39] <spill> anyone have experience enabling upnp with shorewall on maverick server?
[18:39] <trism> semitones: there is a bug, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-session/+bug/548415
[18:40] <semitones> great, I'll go make a comment :)
[18:40] <tfdev> Anyone?
[18:40] <aetas> Snarsh, when you get it make sure you post it in a msg or pastebin it
[18:40] <Psydoll> ikonia: i dont have anything open other and the terminal, irssi and a brower, still i get the same error
[18:40] <jimbozone> dli: its only since attaching the 2nd (lower-res) monitor that I can't select the 1st monitor's native res
[18:40] <jimbozone> it auto-set it to that of the 2nd monitor
[18:40] <dli> jimbozone, can you run xrandr?
[18:40] <aetas> jimbozone, thats usually because you dont have the correct mode set and its set to mirror the first monitor
[18:40] <ikonia> Psydoll: probable best to reboot just to make sure
[18:40] <Psydoll> ikonia: good idea
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> !aptfix
[18:41] <Snarsh> http://pastebin.com/k93mhC5U
[18:41] <ASKidwai> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11068285#post11068285 <--- need help
[18:41] <munzx> hi! guys! i can't drag and drop icons"shortcuts" on my desktop! ... can anyone help me with this!?
[18:41] <jimbozone> dli: yep, you want me to paste the output to you?
[18:42] <dli> jimbozone, yes, pastebin
[18:42] <aetas> Snarsh, ok.  do you have it still set to host from /var/www/html or did you change that already?
[18:42] <cgermann> munzx: what version of Lu/X/K/ubuntu?
[18:42] <munzx> ubuntu 11.04
[18:42] <aetas> theres a Luubuntu?
[18:42] <dli> !pastebin | jimbozone
[18:43] <munzx> i cant drag & drop icons directly from the applications menu!
[18:43] <Discovery> lubuntu.net
[18:43] <zykotick9> aetas, well no, but there is a Lubuntu ;)
[18:43] <jimbozone> !pastebin | jimbozone
[18:43] <aetas> ah ;)
[18:43] <andril> hello all
[18:43] <args0> exit
[18:43] <andril> whats a good app to make a audio cd with text
[18:43] <Snarsh> aetas: is that setting in apache2.conf? i just added UserDir disabled root; UserDir public_html to the conf and have the worpdress php files in public_html in my home folder
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Aetas: yes using light apps and lxde + openbox for desktop. Works great
[18:44] <cgermann> munzx:I dont think unity supports that yet you have to put it on the launch bar
[18:44] <aetas> Snarsh, ok, then your problem is somewhere in there.  we'll have to work with that
[18:44] <ASKidwai> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11068285#post11068285 <--- need help
[18:44] <jimbozone> dli: http://paste.ubuntu.com/648465/
[18:44] <spill> need help enabling upnp with shorewall on maverick server, anyone?
[18:45] <munzx> cgerman : i am using classic gnome!
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> munzx: I've dragged apps to unity. Feels weird though
[18:45] <aetas> Snarsh, do "ls -l" on your public_html dir and tell me what the permissions, owner and such are set on it as well as your php file
[18:45] <cgermann> munzx:now that is just weird.
[18:46] <Snarsh> 777 recursively, with owner and group set to my user name
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Spill: try in #ubuntu-server too
[18:46] <cgermann> Unity feels as responsive in dragging as my granny's Buick
[18:46] <dli> jimbozone, xrandr --output DFP2 --mode 1440x900 --primary --output CRT2 --mode 1280x1024 -r 75 --below DFP2
[18:46] <munzx> cgermann : it's just in my laptop ... home desktop is fine!
[18:46] <john_rambo> there's  this app which lets send/receive files between 2 PCs .. WHats the name of the app ? I forgot
[18:46] <aetas> Snarsh, actually I dunno why I didnt see this earlier.  your php config file has userdir disabled for php files
[18:46] <spill> k, thanks ActionParsnip
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Snarsh: with 777 the owner is moot
[18:46] <jimbozone> dli: ok, but the primary mode I want is 1600x1200
[18:46] <aetas> Snarsh, disable the IfModule userdir block
[18:47] <Voz> #caruaru
[18:47] <munzx> i thought that maybe ubuntu tweak missed some of the settings ! .. but i couldt find anything to prove that!
[18:47] <john_rambo> a nfs/ samba alternative
[18:48] <aguitel> i am trying to install ubuntu 11.04 ,but when the instalation advance it try to make update with servers and it never end ,anyway to install with no updates ?
[18:48] <dli> john_rambo, sshfs
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> john_rambo: sshfs using openssh-server
[18:48] <jimbozone> dli: so the issue is that 1600x1200 isn't listed as a mode
[18:48] <jimbozone> (which is the native mode of the monitor)
[18:48] <Snarsh> there it is, worked that time, they disable php in userdir to avoid security risks?
[18:49] <munzx> so any clue guys!?
[18:49] <aetas> Snarsh, yeah, its bad since it gives everyone on the system php access
[18:49] <aetas> Snarsh, (with the default config anyway)
[18:49] <john_rambo> dli, ActionParsnip The tool I was talking about was GUI based ....sshfs ??
[18:50] <john_rambo> is*
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> munzx: what is your issue?
[18:50] <dli> john_rambo, nautilus of gnome can do ssh/ftp/samba
[18:50] <john_rambo> dli, Okay
[18:50] <munzx> i cant drag and drop icons "shortcuts" from application menu !
[18:50] <Snarsh> ok thanks for the help, i figured everything else out and its up and running
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> john_rambo: sshfs gives a secure file transfer and also an sftp service
[18:51] <munzx> cgermann : i cant drag and drop icons "shortcuts" from application menu !
[18:51] <diwic> #ubuntu-classroom
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> munzx: drag them where!?
[18:51] <aetas> Snarsh, most welcome
[18:51] <munzx> to my desktop!
[18:52] <cgermann> ActionParsnip: he is trying to create desktop shortcuts to applications
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> munzx: well you never said did you...
[18:52] <munzx> cgermann clearfied what i want to say! :)
[18:53] <codehotter> I cannot edit /etc/network/interfaces : operation not permitted
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> munzx: just right click desktop and create a launcher to run what you want. I've not dragged to desktop before
[18:53] <codehotter> is this normal? I am logged in as root, I have permissions to the file, and it's not made immutable
[18:54] <cgermann> i am lost on the issue because i always just used Alt F2 to launch programs
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> Codehotter: gksudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces
[18:54] <jimbozone> dli:  xrandr --output DFP2 --mode 1440x900 --primary --output CRT2 --mode 1280x1024 -r 75 --below DFP2
[18:54] <jimbozone> xrandr: screen cannot be larger than 2560x1050 (desired size 1440x1924)
[18:54] <munzx> ActionParsnip : it works fine (drag & drop) on my desktop pc but not in my laptop!
[18:55] <aetas> codehotter, can you paste the "ls -l" line for the file?
[18:55] <jimbozone> dli:  and running:  xrandr --output DFP2 --mode 1600x1200 --primary --output CRT2 --mode 1280x1024 -r 75 --below DFP2
[18:55] <jimbozone> xrandr: cannot find mode 1600x1200
[18:55] <cgermann> consistency thy name is not GNOME
[18:55] <jimbozone> gives me
[18:55] <jimbozone> xrandr: cannot find mode 1600x1200
[18:55] <codehotter> aetas: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 347 2011-07-19 19:46 /etc/network/interfaces
[18:55] <munzx> ActionParsnip : i can create launcher but it's just odd to do that everytime! :(
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> Codehotter: root login is disabled so you will more than likely be logged in as your user.
[18:56] <codehotter> ActionParsnip: uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root)
[18:56] <john_rambo> ActionParsnip, dli Found it Its "Giver"  http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/12/19/simple-desktop-file-sharing-with-giver/
[18:56] <dli> jimbozone, do you have xorg.conf settings?
[18:56] <jimbozone> sure one sec
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> munzx: once you make them you don't havd to again
[18:57] <tfdev> http://paste.ubuntu.com/648471/ <<< any help much appreciated! If txt did not flow correctly im sorry!
[18:57] <munzx> ActionParsnip : ok! looks like i have to live with this! ... anyway thanks guys! :)
[18:57] <jimbozone> dli: http://paste.ubuntu.com/648474/
[18:57] <dli> jimbozone, I don't touch binary drivers :(
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: what is the output of: lsb_release -d
[18:57] <codehotter> ActionParsnip: Description: Ubuntu 11.04
[18:58] <jimbozone> dli: I've no idea what you mean
[18:58] <MicroWolf> will www.cx.com work under wine?
[18:58] <MicroWolf> If not, is there another free service that has 10GB space?
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> Codehotter: logging in as root is a really bad idea
[18:58] <aetas> codehotter, and whoami shows root?
[18:59] <codehotter> aetas: whoami shows root. id shows id=0, gid=0, groups=0
[18:59] <spill> I bneed help enabling upnp with shorewall on maverick server, anyone?
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> MicroWolf: dropbox have various price plans
[18:59] <aetas> codehotter, one sec, lemme look at something
[18:59] <cgermann> MicroWolf: sadly CX integrates with explorer.exe and probably will not work Under wine
[19:00] <MicroWolf> ActionParsnip: Paying isn't an option as I'm only 14 and don't have a card, my Mum won't pay for that....
[19:00] <MicroWolf> cgermann: damn.
[19:00] <johnny_walker> i accidentally removed applications from ubuntu sidebar how can i restore it?
[19:00] <cgermann> Microwolf: your just trying to move files from one machine to another?
[19:00] <ActionParsnip> MicroWolf: if you have a desktop pc you can make your own :-)
[19:01] <MicroWolf> cgermann: No, I'm backing up stuff....
[19:01] <MicroWolf> ActionParsnip: how?!
[19:01] <MicroWolf> That would be perfect
[19:01] <aetas> codehotter, only other ideas I have is if maybe selinux is disabling access or if you have the mount point mounted as readonly
[19:01] <codehotter> aetas: mount shows it's mounted as rw, /selinux is empty
[19:02] <codehotter> I would expect /selinux to have files if selinux was active
[19:02] <aetas> codehotter, what is the reason that you need to change it?  just curious if there's another problem that may be related
[19:02] <cgermann> MicroWolf: i have used this for back up for ages its dated but still works and is in the repositories http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison
[19:02] <codehotter> aetas: want to create a bridge interface on boot
[19:02] <jakemp> I am pressing something that shifts all of my virtual desktops in one direction, how do I undo this?
[19:03] <tfdev> http://paste.ubuntu.com/648471/ <<< Help a nub with his first linux install? Sorry if txt did not flow correctly.
[19:03] <MicroWolf> cgermann: thankyou
[19:03] <ActionParsnip> MicroWolf: install openssh-server and you can securely work on your files remotely. Just set up a port forward on your router and you can access the data as long as the system is on
[19:03] <aetas> codehotter, I would say try creating a file in this directory to see if it lets you
[19:03] <Treyno> Ok, long shot, Best OS for python development?
[19:04] <codehotter> aetas: "touch test" creates an empty file named test without problems.
[19:04] <codehotter> aetas: in /etc/network that is
[19:04] <MicroWolf> ActionParsnip: that's great :D
[19:04] <johnny_walker> if i accidentally deleted the application button on ubuntu sidebar how would i get it back?
[19:04] <cgermann> MicroWolf: it syncs data between multiple systems its sloppy and not as sexy as "Cloud storage" but works
[19:04] <aetas> codehotter, what about "echo '#' >> /etc/network/interfaces"
[19:04] <oCean> !best | Treyno this is not a discussion channel.
[19:04] <MicroWolf> k cgermann
[19:04] <codehotter> aetas: no error, but the # does not appear in the file
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> MicroWolf: then you have all the storage space on the system you connect to
[19:05] <MicroWolf> yeah thats awesome
[19:05] <MicroWolf> ActionParsnip: I could even use an old laptop
[19:05] <Treyno> I thought linux was os, and im tied to asking particular questions in particular places and following rules
[19:05] <aetas> codehotter, if you pwd is it showing you the correct path?
[19:05] <Treyno> n1 contradiction
[19:05] <cgermann> johnny_walker: find it in the "dash" than drag it back to the sidebar :)
[19:06] <codehotter> aetas: pwd shows '/etc/network'
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> johnny_walker: how do you mean "application button"?
[19:06] <johnny_walker> yes actionparsnip
[19:06] <johnny_walker> cgermann where is the dash?
[19:06] <MicroWolf> ActionParsnip: problem with that is sharing public links....what about an FTP server? I've heard and viewd things on them, but I'm not sure how to set one up, or even the principle of one
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> MicroWolf: sure. Old hardware make great fileservers
[19:07] <cgermann> johnny_walker:its that big thing that pops up when you hit the ubuntu button :)
[19:07] <codehotter> aetas: I had forgotten to escape the #, I actually get the error "-bash: interfaces: Permission denied" when trying the echo
[19:07] <Tinfoil> Is it possible to install Ubuntu without internet connection?
[19:07] <Discovery> yes
[19:07] <MicroWolf> Tinfoil: yeah, i did
[19:07] <aetas> codehotter, ok, thats more reasonable
[19:07] <cgermann> johnny_walker: type in the name off the app you lost and drag the icon back
[19:07] <Tinfoil> Where would I locate missing files?
[19:07] <MicroWolf> ActionParsnip: I've gotta old win 95 (originally, now win2000pro) laptop, I could use that
[19:07] <johnny_walker> ahah it wont let me drag and drop any of the icons..........cgermann
[19:07] <MicroWolf> oh wait
[19:08] <MicroWolf> ActionParsnip: it doesn't have wifi card. damn.
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> MicroWolf: ftp is bad for security, especially for wan facing stuff. For lan its ok otherwise use sftp
[19:08] <cgermann> johnny_walker: it should it is just sloppy
[19:08] <MicroWolf> sftp?
[19:08] <tfdev> http://paste.ubuntu.com/648471/ <<< any help much appreciated. Sorry if txt did not flow correctly.
[19:08] <cgermann> another way is just to launch thae application
[19:08] <cgermann> johnny_walker: another way is just launch the application
[19:09] <cristian> CRISTIAN78
[19:09] <aetas> codehotter, the only other thing I can think of right now is if the filesystem isn't clean or its 100% full it won't write to it but I don't think those cases return permission denied
[19:09] <johnny_walker> oh no i meant the button to see all applications cgermann
[19:09] <aetas> codehotter, what filesystem is it on anyway?
[19:09] <Guest82803> CIAO
[19:09] <johnny_walker> cgerman: you must of thought i was retarded lol
[19:09] <Guest82803> QUI SON NUOVO
[19:09] <szal> !it | Guest82803
[19:09] <cgermann> johnny_walker: oh the applications lenz!
[19:09] <codehotter> aetas: my / is 5.0% full (has 9.0 GB free). The filesystem is ext3
[19:10] <szal> !caps | Guest82803
[19:10] <johnny_walker> cgerman: ahah yeah
[19:11] <cgermann> johnny_walker: looking for a fix
[19:11] <johnny_walker> cygerman: thanks
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> Tfdev: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded?
[19:11] <aetas> codehotter, hrm
[19:12] <codehotter> aetas: /proc/modules is empty. (?) Is this normal?
[19:12] <cgermann> johnny_walker: thread on ubuntu forums just says reboot http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=5&ved=0CDUQFjAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Fshowthread.php%3Ft%3D1745458&rct=j&q=ubuntu%20Unity%20lost%20applications%20button%20&ei=WygnTst4objQAbq50MAK&usg=AFQjCNG3IlrgEz7-oqhnGnkczodctYeepA&sig2=D5e5d743TnROzlka9izcdg&cad=rja
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: try being your user and use sudo as the OS is designed
[19:13] <tfdev> ActionParsnip: no, and update: i ran ubumtu from usb this time around and finally got it to boot after ~20 min of error scroll
[19:13] <aetas> codehotter, no, unless somehow you have a kernel that doesn't need modules or has them all compiled in
[19:13] <tfdev> Trying to install
[19:13] <cgermann> johnny_walker: better url http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1745458
[19:13] <codehotter> aetas: any harmless module I can try to modprobe to see if it shows up?
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> Tfdev: then how do you know it was complete and error free?
[19:14] <johnny_walker> cgerman already tried restarting it i deleted it from http://www.techdrivein.com/2011/06/how-to-remove-lenses-from-ubuntu-1104.html
[19:14] <aetas> codehotter, try parport
[19:14] <johnny_walker> cgerman: i deleted it with this information used right click move to trash and it didnt give me the option to restore it in the trash
[19:14] <codehotter> aetas: yep, shows up fine
[19:15] <aetas> codehotter, its showing up in the list now?
[19:15] <Tinfoil> Dmraid-udev failed to copy on install. DVD check passed. Ram test passed. No internet available.
[19:15] <codehotter> aetas: yes parport shows up in lsmod and /proc/modules after I modprobe it. There are still no other modules
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> tfdev: have you also tested your ram health using the install media?
[19:16] <aetas> codehotter, do "ls -ail /etc/network/interfaces" and "sudo ls -ail /etc/network/interfaces" and see if the number is the same
[19:16] <the_fool> anyone know how to change twofinger tap on track pad back to a middle click rather then a right click?
[19:16] <tfdev> ActionParsnip: ultimately i didn't. Downloading 700 megs, i tend to hope for the best. Is there a utility with the ubuntu install that lets me check ram health?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: is the partition mounted writable?
[19:16] <codehotter> aetas: both commands have the same output: 17292 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 347 2011-07-19 19:46 /etc/network/interfaces
[19:17] <TRiPTEC> is there a way to reset compiz and unity??
[19:17] <cgermann> johnny_walker:i would remake the applications.place http://pastebin.com/sZWwBCaL is the content of that file
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | tfdev hope isn't sufficient
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> TRiPTEC: reset in what way?
[19:18] <johnny_walker> cgerman: great idea i will try that now and tell you if it works
[19:18] <codehotter> ActionParsnip: /proc/mounts shows /dev/xvda1 / ext3 rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro,barrier=0,data=ordered 0 0
[19:18] <tfdev> Thanks for being patient. Ive never had to run an md5 checksum before. Looking into it...
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: did you try using sudo as your user?
[19:18] <cgermann> johnny_walker:I copyied  the content out of my file hopefully they are the same
[19:19] <johnny_walker> cgerman: wow really appreciate it man
[19:19] <codehotter> ActionParsnip: No.
[19:19] <thauriswulfa> HELP: How to switch keyboard in firefox between ENGLISH and X language?
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: worth a try.
[19:19] <TRiPTEC> ActionParsnip, I changed to rotating cube and then I got a few q's about collisions and I just answered ;) and now the unity menu doesn't showup and I cant start any programs or anything, I had to go to prompt and install fluxbox and kill x to get here
[19:20] <johnny_walker> cgermann: wow really appreciate it man
[19:20] <aetas> ActionParsnip, I figured that would probably work too but I'd still like to know why his normal user can't do it
[19:20] <codehotter> aetas: ActionParsnip: While checking the mounts, I have discovered 'none on /sys/kernel/security type securityfs'. It contains a folder 'apparmor'. I am now googling 'apparmor linux'
[19:20] <cgermann> johnny_walker: No problem
[19:20] <TRiPTEC> I'd like to "reset to default"
[19:20] <aetas> codehotter, oooo...that looks like a winner
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> aetas: his "normal user" is root. He enabled the account and logged on. Fun and games
[19:22] <aetas> ActionParsnip, I use it if Im working with something although I don't run actual programs with it
[19:22] <aetas> well, on a non-server anyway
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: could always boot live cd and edit the file there. I suspect apparmor is stopping you as the OS is not designed to have root logging in, nor is it needed.
[19:23] <johnny_walker> cgermann: oh also if you wouldnt mind do you know how to get an icon for zenmap
[19:24] <aetas> I'd have to agree with Action on this one
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> aetas: sudo -i  lets you use root-like stuff but keep the actual root account locked
[19:24] <tamran> hi all, I'm curious if I've got a vanilla Ubuntu 11.04 install and I want to run (and test) KDE ... will it be a gigantic mess without removing gnome and unity components?
[19:24] <AlexDevilLX> Any advanced ubuntu tutorial?
[19:25] <tamran> I'm trying to avoid a situation where too many competing services start up when the computer boots ... which would bog everything down
[19:25] <codehotter> Didn't know about sudo -i. Is it preferred over sudo su -?
[19:25] <ThinkT510> !manual | AlexDevilLX
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: yes
[19:25] <johnny_walker> does anyone know how to get an icon for zenmap?
[19:25] <AlexDevilLX> Any linux testing?
[19:25] <codehotter> ActionParsnip: why?
[19:26] <edbian> tamran: It will be a bit of a mess but it will be usable.  You'll have a lot of apps that do the same thing.  The services might be very similar but even if they provide the same functionality they won't conflict / crash.
[19:26] <aetas> codehotter, cause it lets you keep the account locked so no one can actually login to it directly
[19:26] <tamran> edbian: is there a way to make certain services not run if I choose one desktop login over the other?
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: its an (i)nteractive sudo session and is closer to if you run each command prefixed with sudo
[19:27] <tamran> edbian: I mean, I could manually kill them I guess, but if I'm using KDE it'd be nice to be running a tighter kde
[19:27] <edbian> tamran: Sure, System -> Preferences -> Statup
[19:27] <tamran> edbian: thanks for responding
[19:27] <codehotter> aetas: makes sense.
[19:28] <zykotick9> edbian, those technically are not "services".  tamran
[19:28] <codehotter> aetas: You've probably had this discussion before, but why do you prefer I don't login with root?
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: does: gksudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces    work as your first user?
[19:28] <edbian> zykotick9: true :)
[19:28] <edbian> tamran: sure.
[19:28] <codehotter> ActionParsnip: First of all, this is a console session, not a graphical session. Surely you don't believe I would start my graphical shell as root?
[19:28] <aetas> codehotter, its more about what its being used for
[19:28] <edbian> codehotter: If someone wrote some malicious code and you ran it they code would be able to do much more as root rather than  just you.
[19:29] <dr-willis> codehotter:  seen it done befor :)
[19:29] <edbian> they could*
[19:29] <aetas> codehotter, like me, Ill hop into it if I need root access for awhile but I won't run programs  and "use" the account
[19:29] <edbian> codehotter: This includes some things you might not think about like java in the browser.
[19:29] <tamran> I have two more questions: 1) KDM vs GDM (I like KDM much better), but if I decide to run gnome is that going to be another mess? 2) What is the proper install package to install KDE? (one is kubuntu-desktop and other is KDE)
[19:30] <boehme> Anybody on handy with mounting problems?
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: you run EVERY process as root if you log in as root. Web browsers, email clients, everything. So a malicious web script will get full system access and can run riot on your OS
[19:30] <dr-willis> biggest danger i see to a system in here are typos while root.
[19:30] <GreenDance> Hi
[19:30] <edbian> tamran: KDE does not require KDM and vice versa
[19:30] <allowoverride> agrees with edbian but it does require an Xserver
[19:30] <edbian> tamran: Just like gnome does not require GDM.  the gnome and kde packages are meta packages that include a bunch of gnome and KDE stuff respectively
[19:30] <zykotick9> tamran, "kde" is the debian packages.  kubuntu-desktop is a more Ubuntuized package.
[19:30] <johnny_walker> does anyone know how to add icons to an application in ubuntu 11.04
[19:30] <tamran> edbian: well, KDM is much nicer IMHO ... I can do theming and such a lot better
[19:30] <codehotter> ActionParsnip: you missed the part where this isn't a graphical shell, and I'm administrating the system, using another system - one with a graphical shell - to check the web and my email.
[19:31] <tamran> zykotick9: ok, so KDE is a bit tighter?
[19:31] <zykotick9> tamran, ?  you'd have to test.
[19:31] <edbian> tamran: sure, use whichever you like :)
[19:31] <edbian> What makes a DE 'tight'?
[19:31] <aetas> boehme, just ask
[19:31] <tamran> edbian: well, it's nicer (my pref).
[19:32] <boehme> alright... Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with:
[19:32] <boehme> mount: according to mtab, /dev/sdb1 is already mounted on /
[19:32] <boehme> mount failed
[19:32] <aetas> he means pretty
[19:32] <aetas> like a little girl
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: basically logging on as not root gives huge security which you gutted from your OS. The fact that you are asking WHY its bad shows your ignorance and is exactly why you should NOT log on as root and re-disable the account
[19:32] <aetas> boehme, so mtab says its mounted but its actually not?
[19:32] <boehme> yep
[19:32] <zykotick9> tamran, don't be surprised if the "kde" package fails, I know "gnome" does.  So kubuntu-desktop might still be what you use.
[19:32] <aetas> boehme, what partition type?
[19:33] <johnny_walker> join #web
[19:33] <Eighteens> i want to rotate my desktop as a sphere, currently i can only rotate as a cube, does that mean my video card isn't powerfull enough? because i don't see the option in compizconfig settings manager
[19:33] <boehme> aetas: The partition is a fat32
[19:33] <edbian> codehotter: Why does code need a gui to be malicious?
[19:33] <AlexDevilLX> 10/20 on linux quiz good or bad result for rookie?
[19:33] <aetas> boehme, what about cat /proc/mounts?
[19:33] <tamran> zykotick9: kubuntu-desktop on top of vanilla ubuntu install?  I'm guessing it'd be a mess?
[19:33] <zykotick9> Eighteens, you need the extra fusion packages, and then it's deformations in ccsm.
[19:34] <Eighteens> zykotick9: thank you
[19:34] <zykotick9> tamran, not really
[19:34] <edbian> tamran: It's only a 'mess' in that lots of apps are installed.  Many of them do the same thing.  one for gnome and one for KDE.  It works fine other than that.
[19:34] <codehotter> edbian: I'm not executing anything except stuff that came out official ubuntu repositories.
[19:34] <aetas> codehotter, basically just do what you want with your computer but know the consequences of using it.  thats mainly it
[19:35] <tamran> edbian: oh, so it won't try and run gnome services and kde services at the same time?
[19:35] <codehotter> aetas: that's fair. I like to know what I'm doing, but I can't for the life of me figure out why I can't write to /etc/network/interfaces
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> codehotter: its not the apps themselves. Its what others can do to those apps
[19:35] <boehme> aetas: ummm I dont really understand the output but I dont see anything about sdb1
[19:35] <codehotter> aetas: grep -r interfaces /etc/apparmor.d/ returns only a comment
[19:36] <codehotter> ActionParsnip: what do you mean others can do to those apps? What apps? Apps in the official ubuntu repos can have malicious code?
[19:36] <edbian> codehotter: It's like a firewall.  You could either default allow and selectively pick stuff to close or default deny and selectively pick stuff to open.  default deny is more secure.  the same is true in running as root.  You might accidentally delete a file or do something as root that you ment to do as a user.  And what if someone was logged on as you via ssh or otherwise?
[19:36] <aetas> boehme, yeah probably not mounted then.  um...have you tried running a check against the partition to see if its still ok?
[19:36] <edbian> tamran: I am not sure.  Even if it did they would not cause problems with each other.  I am working on a machine that has gnome, kde, xfce, ice, and a few others installed right now.  Everything works fine :)
[19:36] <DexterF> hi
[19:36] <AlexDevilLX> 1c 2a 3d 4a 5b 6e
[19:37] <codehotter> edbian: I don't use this system as a normal user. It's a server. The only reason to login to it is for administration. There is no chance of confusion.
[19:37] <aetas> codehotter, Im assuming you mean grep -r interfaces /etc/apparmor.d/* ?
[19:37] <edbian> codehotter: ssh bruteforce?
[19:37] <aetas> codehotter, lemme look it up
[19:37] <tamran> ok, one last question
[19:37] <edbian> tamran: sure :)
[19:37] <DexterF> I need to install a custom script to run at boot time. where is a good place and whats the method in Upstart to put it there and have it survive upgrades?
[19:37] <boehme> aetas:I get File system check on (the partition) completed. File system is NOT clean.
[19:38] <AlexDevilLX> 1c 2a 3d 4a 5b 6e 7a 8e 9b 10a
[19:38] <edbian> codehotter: http://matir.wordpress.com/2007/08/14/running-as-root-its-really-not-okay/
[19:38] <tamran> KDM, with gnome (unity) ... what would that do for the memory load?
[19:38] <edbian> codehotter: That's just the first hit from google
[19:38] <aetas> codehotter, you need to look at those rules more closely...they have a lot of wildcards in there so its probably just filtering out all of /etc/network
[19:38] <oCean> AlexDevilLX: do you have a support question?
[19:38] <boehme> aetas: not really sure what that means, but I do know I've had this error before and it has magically fixed itself and I've been able to mount in both ubuntu and windows before
[19:38] <reagle> Hello everyone, I'm trying to migrate from encfs to ecryptfs. Everything is working well, I can even mount my directories as user (specified in fstab and u/mount is 's'). *However* I can't umount those partitions *unless* I had mounted them with the '-i' option. Why would that be?
[19:39] <aetas> boehme, yeah you need to scan it, it means the partition has errors....sometimes they will fix themselves especially if this is a windows partition and you boot it up
[19:39] <vlt> Hello. I'm a new Ubuntu user. Where can I find my clipboard history?
[19:39] <rannmann> Is there a way, without root/sudo, to change the default editor (for the user, not the system)?
[19:39] <Ali__> hello!
[19:39] <boehme> there a specific command for that? not to familiar with these sorts of problems
[19:40] <ikonia> rannmann: EDITOR=/usr/bin/vim for example
[19:40] <vlt> rannmann: Maybe by exporting $EDITOR (don't ask me how).
[19:40] <vlt> rannmann: what ikonia says ;-)
[19:40] <tensorpudding> rannmann: default in what way?
[19:41] <boehme> aetas: is there a specific command for that? I'm not too familiar with these sorts of problems
[19:41] <tamran> here is a question about unity.  The side panel seems nice and all ... but is there a way to put that in the top panel?
[19:41] <rannmann> ikonia: In .bashrc?  Because I tried that both with alias and export and it doesn't seem to be working.
[19:41] <aetas> boehme, hold on
[19:41] <Eighteens> zykotick9: thanks that did the trick, rotates as a spere now, thanks for the tip! however it took away the option to rotate as a cube... any ideas, only rotates as a spere now
[19:42] <Eighteens> s/spere sphere
[19:42] <zykotick9> Eighteens, sorry I've never run into that issue before.  You might want to try asking in #compiz if you don't get an answer here.  Best of luck.
[19:43] <ThinkT510> rannmann: did you log out and back in after editing .bashrc
[19:43] <Eighteens> zykotick9, ok, thanks again
[19:43] <Ali__> sorry, i wanna unzip a file in my ssh but system always can get what i want foe example i waned to unzip this file rio fa .zip but it can't  what should i do?
[19:43] <aetas> boehme, try "apt-get install testdisk"  I haven't used this one but it looks like it may work.  The easiest solution is letting Windows do it or using a Windows boot cd
[19:43] <zykotick9> Eighteens, WAIT to use cube just disable deformation
[19:43] <rannmann> ThinkT510: I did, and I also used source .bashrc.
[19:44] <Eighteens> zy, i just dont see the option for cube anymore, and after i installed it, only rotates as sphere, i will look again
[19:44] <spow> Hi. I have a device under sdb, and I need it to be sdc. How can I move it there ?
[19:44] <zykotick9> !tab > Eighteens
[19:44] <zykotick9> Eighteens, turn off deformation, and it will revert to the default, Cube
[19:44] <boehme> aetas: testdisk only seems to see my DVD drive and none of my partitions or physical hard drives
[19:44] <Eighteens> zykotick9, ok will do, thanks again
[19:44] <ChrisBuchholz> Hey guys. Is it possible to change the Super-key behavior in Unity from reacting when the key is down till when its actually pressed down and released? It annoys me that it reacts on keydown, because then you cant use it for any other shortcuts, but you can if it uses a regular keypress event
[19:45] <vlt> Ali__: What exactly did you do trying to unzip it?
[19:45] <tfdev> http://paste.ubuntu.com/648519/ I did an md5 with winmd5free and it matched. On windows now so I can reply quicker. Thanks.
[19:45] <ThinkT510> spow: why do you need it to be sdc?
[19:45] <boehme> aetas: wait forgot to sudo... checking now
[19:45] <codehotter> edbian: Thanks, I set up rate limitting on ssh connections. I had forgotten about ssh bruteforce attack.
[19:45] <spow> ThinkT510: some script I launch (not mine) uses a hardcoded sdc I believe
[19:46] <aetas> boehme, its probably that but if its not, you can pass in the device name
[19:46] <edbian> codehotter: ha :)
[19:46] <edbian> codehotter: sure
[19:46] <codehotter> aetas: it's not filtering out everything in /etc/network since I can create files there
[19:46] <Ali__> vlt:: a zip file like this xxx xxx.zip
[19:46] <vlt> ThinkT510: Sounds like very bad (and dangerous) script design.
[19:46] <vlt> Ali__: You did a zip file?
[19:46] <codehotter> aetas: I grepped for 'network' as well and don't see anything
[19:47] <ThinkT510> vlt: my thoughts exactly, shouldn't hardcode paths like that
[19:47] <aetas> codehotter, can you pastebin it
[19:47] <spow> ThinkT510: I managed to move it today when sdb crashed, the device then appeared as sdc and I was able to run the script
[19:47] <codehotter> aetas: pastebin what, exactly?
[19:47] <Ali__> vlt:: yeah, with this , unzip xx xx.zip
[19:47] <aetas> codehotter, the file obviously :)
[19:47] <vlt> Ali__: Try to put the file name in quotes.
[19:47] <Eighteens> zykotick9, you were right, i turned off or unchecked "enable cube reflection and deformation" and it's back to cube mode, thanks that worked, nice to have both options... much appreciated your input
[19:47] <codehotter> aetas: I have figured out how to disable apparmor (put it in complain mode, that is). No luck, still permission denied.
[19:48] <acicula> spow: id guess you could do it with a udev rule?
[19:48] <szal> Ali__: on the terminal you need to escape certain characters such as whitespaces..  try tabbing the filename, that should do that for you
[19:48] <danger89> Plzzzzz tell me why "Ubuntu" disabled "Snap" feature in Unity2d!??!
[19:48] <boehme> aetas: OOOH damn... mixed up my harddrives sda1 my storage(the partition I'm trying to mount) and sdb1 is where I've got ubuntu installed...
[19:49] <tfdev> http://paste.ubuntu.com/648519/ << help a nub install linux for the first time? md5 checked out.
[19:49] <acicula> codehotter: maybe its just a user permission problem?
[19:49] <aetas> codehotter, what was the command you used to disable it?
[19:49] <aetas> nah, we've been through all that
[19:49] <boehme> aetas: I've got this line in fstab "/dev/sda1       /               ext4    errors=remount-ro 0       1"
[19:49] <codehotter> aetas: I tried aa-complain /etc/apparmor.d/* and invoke-rc.d apparmor teardown
[19:49] <zykotick9> Eighteens, glad to help.
[19:49] <codehotter> aetas: neither worked
[19:49] <aetas> boehme, why is sda1 set to ext4 if thats your fat32 partition
[19:49] <szal> tfdev: pastebin is not for asking questions but to supply additional information
[19:49] <sdwrage> Hey all
[19:50] <sdwrage> is there a fix for the flash settings dailog yet?
[19:50] <edbian> tfdev: It's having trouble reading the hdd.  Can you disconnect the hdd and try to boot and see if that helps to confirm?
[19:50] <sdwrage> using ubuntu 11.04
[19:50] <edbian> tfdev: pictures are fun btw :)
[19:50] <boehme> aetas: thats a great question... and probably a large part of my problem...
[19:50] <aetas> codehotter, do this one and try it "sudo invoke-rc.d apparmor kill"  if that doesnt work then its something else
[19:50] <codehotter> acicula: my user (root) has permissions on /etc/network/interfaces as shown by ls -l /etc/network/interfaces: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 347 2011-07-19 19:46 /etc/network/interfaces
[19:50] <aetas> boehme, fdisk -l
[19:50] <Ali__> szal:: what do you mean? what should i do with this kind of files?
[19:50] <danger89> really, why should the snap feature in Unity2D be disabled? This is a great feature.. you cant just disable that :|
[19:51] <codehotter> aetas: kill is not an accept action, but I did 'stop' and 'teardown'. apparmor is disabled now.
[19:51] <klevison> anyone can helpme with my teamviewer? Appears a black screen :(
[19:51] <klevison> no one can access my computer.
[19:51] <danger89> klevison: sure
[19:51] <danger89> id pass -> private
[19:51] <aetas> codehotter, weird...that came from the docs
[19:51] <tfdev> edbian: yeah sorry, had no other way to screenshot :) Im on a laptop so no... disconnecting the hard drive is kind of difficult. I was checking my partitions prior to install and saw something strange. Give me a second and I'll paste a screenshot.
[19:52] <edbian> tfdev: How were you checking your partitions?
[19:52] <tfdev> disk management with windows
[19:52] <edbian> tfdev: aaah
[19:52] <jackster> hallo
[19:52] <acicula> codehotter eh aa-status can tell you if a profile is loaded and/or currently active
[19:52] <edbian> jackster: hi
[19:52] <jackster> ähm
[19:53] <aetas> codehotter, can you check /var/log/auth.log
[19:53] <acicula> codehotter: which program is having that permission problem?
[19:53] <jackster> ich bin ein neuling in sachen ubuntu
[19:53] <Pici> !de | jackster
[19:53] <edbian> jackster: I only speak english
[19:53] <aetas> codehotter, actually I think its kern.log
[19:53] <AlexDevilLX> How to recover root password
[19:53] <kion> Hi I got this error on GDM log,   Error: API mismatch: the NVIDIA kernel module has version 270.41.06,
[19:53] <kion> but this NVIDIA driver component has version 275.09.07.  Please make
[19:53] <kion> sure that the kernel module and all NVIDIA driver components
[19:53] <kion> have the same version, can somebody help?
[19:53] <FloodBot1> kion: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:53] <padi999> hey all. Question: Do we have some designers here who can create a nice facebook profile picture saying: "Sorry, I moved to g+ find me there"? :)
[19:53] <acicula> AlexDevilLX: there is no root password
[19:53] <Pici> !ot | padi999
[19:53] <fabzor3> there is sudo
[19:54] <boehme> aetas: pm'ed it to you
[19:54] <goodtime> sudo bash
[19:54] <sdwrage> is there a fix for the flash settings dailog yet? Using Ubuntu 11.04
[19:54] <acicula> !root
[19:54] <jackster> okay thx for this info and bb hf
[19:54] <jackster> and keep cool the oterś
[19:54] <rannmann> So I updated crontab, printenv EDITOR shows "vim", but when I do crontab -e, it opens in nano still.
[19:54] <aetas> boehme, ok yeah thats the problem unless you're passing in the mount type to your mount command
[19:55] <aetas> boehme, change it to fat32 in your fstab file and then try to mount it again
[19:55] <ocx> i have included /home/shared *(rw,sync) in my /etc/exports, but when mouting i am getting a readonly nfs fs
[19:55] <ocx> cant write
[19:55] <ocx> what can be the problem
[19:55] <acicula> rannmann: maybe it needs a full path?
[19:56] <kubanc> in ubuntu 11.04 is the command "sudo apt-get install cups" enough to install CUPS?
[19:56] <maco> kubanc: having installed ubuntu shouldve been enough to install cups
[19:56] <ThinkT510> !find cups
[19:57] <sdwrage> Does anyone know if the flash settings dialog has been fixed so that it isn't invisible in browsers? Can't do anything with my webcam.
[19:57] <rannmann> acicula: Just tried it.  Didn't help.  :(
[19:57] <tfdev> edbian: http://i.imgur.com/tEYMB.gif
[19:57] <ParkerR> Hehe. It's fun to stretch firefox across all the workspaces XD
[19:57] <kion> How do I update to the latest kernel?
[19:57] <aetas> ocx: it could be mounted on the other end as ro
[19:57] <acicula> rannmann: whats the output of suda aa-status, also what is the problem you are experiencing?
[19:57] <edbian> tfdev: What is unusual about this?
[19:58] <dli> kion, upgrade in software-center
[19:58] <rannmann> acicula: I don't have sudo access.  This is a shared webserver.
[19:58] <ocx> i have /home/private mounted as ro and want /home/shared to be rw
[19:58] <acicula> kion: eh you can build custom kernels from source, but its probably not needed
[19:58] <ocx> aetas
[19:58] <ThinkT510> !latest | kion
[19:58] <dli> kion, and of course, you have to reboot after new kernel installed
[19:58] <codehotter> acicula: every program. In particular, I want to use 'mv' /root/interfaces to /etc/network/interfaces
[19:58] <ParkerR> dli, why would you use software center to upgrade our kernel?
[19:58] <rannmann> acicula: I'm just trying to change my default editor to vim.  It should be working, but when I crontab -e, it opens in nano.
[19:58] <ParkerR> *your
[19:58] <codehotter> acicula: aa-status shows 0 profiles loaded
[19:58] <gispita> hello to everyone !
[19:58] <kion> dli: I meant the latest within Ubuntu
[19:58] <acicula> codehotter: you need root permissions to do that
[19:58] <codehotter> aetas: there is nothing useful in /var/log/auth.log or kern.log.
[19:59] <tfdev> edbian: the unallocated space was originally a primary boot partition with nothing on it. I dont remember partitioning it... just a little strange to me
[19:59] <ParkerR> kion, press alt + f2 then gksu synaptic
[19:59] <acicula> rannmann: try /usr/bin/vim instead of vim
[19:59] <codehotter> acicula: id shows uid=0,gid=0,groups=0, whoami shows root
[19:59] <tfdev> edbian: I deleted it to make use of it
[19:59] <aetas> codehotter, actually when you run that command he gave you does it show any processes in enforce still?
[19:59] <rannmann> acicula: I already tried that.
[19:59] <codehotter> aetas: No. everything says 0
[19:59] <acicula> codehotter: then just run aa-status to show you the status
[19:59] <kion> dli: my uname results in : Linux M15x 2.6.38-8-generic
[19:59] <em> do any of you use wine?
[19:59] <edbian> tfdev: Was it for windows?  was it ntfs?
[19:59] <dli> rannmann, one n00b's way, remove the nano package
[19:59] <aetas> codehotter, what ver of ubuntu is this anyway?
[19:59] <em> !info wine
[19:59] <rannmann> dli: I don't have sudo/root.
[19:59] <boehme> aetas: Alright I believe that fixed it
[19:59] <ParkerR> em, I do
[19:59] <gispita> can anyone to tell me the passwd for " su " i just install ubuntu 10.4 and wen i try to go on the " su " i don`t know the passwd and its not the passwd i put wen i install it .....
[20:00] <dli> kion, that's pretty much the newest
[20:00] <tfdev> edbian: NTFS yes I believe so
[20:00] <boehme> aetas: thanks so much for all your help
[20:00] <codehotter> acicula: 0 profiles loaded, 0 programs in enforcing... etc. I just ran invokerc.d apparmor stop and invokerc.d apparmor teardown
[20:00] <codehotter> aetas: 11.04
[20:00] <ParkerR> em, what do you want to know?
[20:00] <aetas> boehme, welcome :)
[20:00] <em> ParkerR: do you like it? Is there any downside to installing it? It doesn't mess up your menus or anything?
[20:00] <edbian> tfdev: Now it's empty?  Check the hdd with windows or try to boot the liveUSB without the hdd plugged in.
[20:00] <ParkerR> No
[20:00] <aetas> codehotter, just standard ubuntu 11.04?
[20:00] <acicula> codehotter: ok, then apparmor is really off
[20:00] <ParkerR> em, not at all
[20:00] <em> ParkerR: im thinking about installing it to run spotify
[20:00] <dli> rannmann, do this: put EDITOR=vim in your profile (~/.bash_profile ~/.bashrc, etc.
[20:00] <ParkerR> I was just playing Portal 2 with it
[20:00] <acicula> em: spotify has a linux client
[20:00] <em> acicula: you have to buy the premium to use it
[20:00] <acicula> though might still need a payed sub
[20:01] <ParkerR> acicula, but the linux client you have to have premium
[20:01] <tfdev> edbian: yeah, about to check the disk. be back soon
[20:01] <rannmann> dli: Tried that, too.  No luck.
[20:01] <edbian> tfdev: sure
[20:01] <ParkerR> Spotify works in WINE
[20:01] <kion>  dli: Synaptics offered me a newer about a week ago, but after installing I could no longer boot into it so I uninstalled it
[20:01] <ParkerR> I have it installed
[20:01] <codehotter> aetas: I am renting this server from a vps provider. I clicked the "ubuntu" button. uname -r shows 2.6.38-8-virtual
[20:01] <ParkerR> em, you don't have to do the OSS like they say on their site
[20:01] <dli> rannmann, try: EDITOR=vim crontab
[20:02] <ocx> mount -t nfs -o rw localhost:/home/shared /home/test2
[20:02] <aetas> codehotter, arg....Im assuming they did the install?
[20:02] <gispita> can anyone to tell me how to see or change the su passwd ? i just install it and i don't know the su passwd ..... pfff
[20:02] <ocx> this is the command used
[20:02] <codehotter> aetas: yes =(
[20:02] <ocx> i am getting read only filesystem
[20:02] <ocx> when trying to touch a file
[20:02] <ParkerR> gisli, sudo passwd
[20:02] <dli> gispita, you mean for the command su ?
[20:02] <ParkerR> * gispita
[20:02] <codehotter> gispita: you do not actually need to know that password. use sudo
[20:03] <codehotter> gispita: use sudo with your own password.
[20:03] <gispita> i do not install yum update ....
[20:03] <codehotter> gispita: sudo su -
[20:03] <gispita> if i`m not su ...
[20:03] <fabzor3> hah
[20:03] <rannmann> dli: Now it froze when I tried to log in.  I'm locked out :(
[20:03] <acicula> !root
[20:03] <dli> ocx, any errors in dmesg?
[20:03] <fabzor3> use apt-get instead of yum
[20:03] <codehotter> gispita: or sudo -i
[20:03] <fabzor3> dont be a fedora noob
[20:03] <goodtime> the password would be encrytped for su
[20:03] <gispita> ok
[20:03] <gispita> thanks
[20:03] <codehotter> Please be friendly instead of bashing fedora users. This is not 'ubuntu' spirit.
[20:03] <fabzor3> no worries
[20:03] <goodtime> its not your usual password
[20:03] <uabn93> Hi, the top border isnt showing up when opening an app. it happened after trying to enable compiz cube. I tried "compiz --replace" but that didnt work. any suggestions?
[20:03] <p0s3isd0n> hello everyone
[20:04] <fabzor3> yeah sorry fedora is cool
[20:04] <fabzor3> im sayinf different package managers
[20:04] <edbian> uabn93: Do you have ccsm installed?
[20:04] <aetas> codehotter, I was focusing mainly on things that could happen in a normal install but with them doing the install, they could have some custom security step
[20:04] <ocx> idmapping: failing
[20:04] <dli> uabn93, something like gtk-window-decorator ?
[20:04] <ocx> got this error for nfs4
[20:04] <edbian> uabn93: The border is called 'window decorations'
[20:04] <uabn93> edbian: yes
[20:04] <Noobuntu> Guise, I just installed the base command line, how can I get the sexy unity and other GUI things?
[20:04] <codehotter> aetas: yea, I'll contact them
[20:04] <edbian> uabn93: Go to the window decorations plugin
[20:05] <goodtime> i forgot how to install my ati graffics lol
[20:05] <aetas> codehotter, that kernel looks like it comes from linux-virtual
[20:05] <ParkerR> goodtime, what Ubuntu version? And if Unity turned on?
[20:06] <goodtime> i have 10.10 right now
[20:06] <codehotter> aetas: it could be.
[20:06] <codehotter> aetas: there are no hints in /proc/cpuinfo as to what the hypervisor is. Information on the website says xen paravirt
[20:06] <ParkerR> goodtime, ok System > Administration > hardware drivers
[20:06] <SSetoo> hi
[20:07] <goodtime> im hooked up to a wireless adapter
[20:07] <tfdev> edbian: windows chkdsk came back with 0 problems
[20:07] <aetas> codehotter, actually I never asked but what are you trying to change in that file anyway?
[20:07] <uabn93> edbian: and re-enable it? what should i do if that doesnt fix it?
[20:07] <goodtime> it says that there is no propritary drivers
[20:07] <tfdev> edbian: i see that you're busy, please take your time and get back to me when you can, thanks!
[20:07] <ParkerR> goodtime, hmm then try google
[20:08] <codehotter> aetas: you did ask. The answer was: automatically create a bridge interface on boot
[20:08] <goodtime> i need to ues the terminal
[20:08] <goodtime> use*
[20:08] <goodtime> ok
[20:08] <aetas> codehotter, I was looking more for the changes but thats ok :)
[20:08] <edbian> tfdev: ok, that's good.  Can you boot without the hdd in?
[20:08] <uabn93> edbian: I even tried to use metacity but that didnt work
[20:08] <edbian> uabn93: re-enable it and then compiz --replace&
[20:08]  * edbian forgot to scroll down :P
[20:08] <codehotter> aetas: I want to add an additional interface to be created on boot
[20:09] <edbian> uabn93: Is it enabled and compiz --replace& doesn't fix it?
[20:09] <codehotter> aetas: I need to edit /etc/network/interfaces for this
[20:09] <trism> codehotter: did you check if the file was set immutable? lsattr /etc/network/intefaces (look for i)
[20:09] <edbian> tfdev: I'm here :)
[20:09] <codehotter> trism: yes, it was. You are a gentleman and a scholar.
[20:09] <Soothsayer> I'm dual booting windows 7 and ubuntu. Some of my drives which have data files are NTFS. I'm realizing that linux is screwing some files/directories which are in the ntfs drive. Sometimes a directory becomes a 0 byte file when I return to it a day or so later.. sometimes files just disappear. What's happening ?:-|
[20:09] <codehotter> trism: I had remember immutable, but had assumed ls -l would show it. Thank you for saving my day.
[20:10] <aetas> that was it?
[20:10] <codehotter> yep.
[20:10] <edbian> tfdev: I'm not sure that chkdsk checked anything more than the windows partition
[20:10] <aetas> how'd that even get set
[20:10] <Soothsayer> edbian, hey mate!
[20:10] <codehotter> aetas: don't know, and don't care ; )
[20:10] <aetas> lol
[20:10] <uabn93> edbian: well im using a different login account to connect to irc bcause even that is giving me a headache..so ill disconnect and get back to you
[20:10] <tfdev> edbian: i was wonering the same thing...
[20:10] <edbian> Soothsayer: hello :)
[20:10] <edbian> uabn93: ok
[20:10] <edbian> tfdev: Yeah.  It's not good that random partitions showed up
[20:10]  * chalcedny smiles
[20:11] <codehotter> Thank you everybody for your time.
[20:11] <tfdev> edbian: k im going to shut down and disconnect hard drive. Ill reconnect on my phone so I may be slow to respond.
[20:11] <edbian> tfdev: no worries
[20:11] <edbian> codehotter: sure
[20:11] <climbe2> anyone know what this means:
[20:12] <edbian> it means ronqbc joined and fabzor3 quit
[20:12] <climbe2> ./init: line 7: can't open /dev/sr0: No medium found
[20:12] <chalcedny> question: has anyone used Maruson power supplies with ubuntu? i have had APS
[20:12] <climbe2> unable to open /dev/sda
[20:12] <edbian> climbe2: The liveUSB or liveCD can't find itself!
[20:12] <ronqbc> could anyone help? when i leave my computer alone it freezes. what can i do?
[20:12] <climbe2> how is this possible?
[20:12] <edbian> climbe2: unable to open /dev/sda means it can't find the hdd
[20:12] <edbian> climbe2: Is this a usb or a liceCD ?
[20:12] <edbian> live*
[20:12] <climbe2> I am unable to load any kernel versions
[20:13] <climbe2> this is a usb
[20:13] <climbe2> but the CD does not work either
[20:13] <edbian> climbe2: plug the usb into a different port
[20:13] <edbian> climbe2: particularly one that is not on a hub or anything like that
[20:13] <aetas> climbe2, the first one means that sr0 drive doesnt have a cd
[20:13] <aetas> is it a scsi cdrom?
[20:13] <armin291> hi
[20:14] <armin291> ho are you ?
[20:14] <edbian> aetas: he's using a liveUSB
[20:14] <aetas> ah
[20:14] <ocx> need help
[20:14] <rww> armin291: Hi, you're in #ubuntu, the technical support channel for Ubuntu.
[20:14] <edbian> ocx: with what
[20:14] <ocx> cant create an nfs share READ/WRITE
[20:14] <armin291> hi all?
[20:14] <edbian> ronqbc: is it hibernating or something?
[20:14] <dr_willis> nfs
[20:14] <climbe2> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1807978 ...this describes my initial problem
[20:14] <dr_willis> !nfs
[20:14] <ocx> yea i read that article
[20:14] <ocx> and applied
[20:14] <ocx> but doesnt seem to be working
[20:14] <armin291> ok
[20:15] <dr_willis> ocx:  what filesystem is the share on?
[20:15] <ocx> when i mount it is being readonly
[20:15] <ocx> not read/write
[20:15] <tfdev> edbian: crap, this laptop makes it a pain to take out hdd. Bah wheres my screwdriver?
[20:15] <FloodBot1> ocx: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:15] <edbian> tfdev: :(  sorry to hear!
[20:15] <ocx> ext4
[20:15] <armin291> where is room?
[20:15] <dr_willis> ocx:  sounds like typical permissions not set right issue
[20:15] <edbian> ocx: Does your user have permission to view the files on the server? (local)
[20:15] <ocx> yes
[20:15] <ronqbc> edbian, no. it's just locking the screen. it doesn't really freezing. the mouse still moves. what can i do?
[20:15] <ocx> rw
[20:15] <aetas> p0s3id0n, would you stop pinging me
[20:16] <climbe2> dr_willis, still having issues after downloading new 10.04 iso and making liveUSB
[20:16] <ocx> if i unmount i can write to that directory
[20:16] <edbian> ronqbc: alt + sysrq + k   ?
[20:16] <ocx> i am actually trying with root user
[20:16] <ocx> to isolate permission problems
[20:16] <edbian> dr_willis: he got /dev/sr0 and /dev/sda errors indicating they could not be found
[20:17] <ocx> mount -t nfs4 -o rw localhost:/home/shared /home/test2
[20:17] <ocx> if i touch in test2 i get a readonly fs
[20:17] <ocx> in /etc/export /home/shared is setto rw
[20:17] <Kus> how does "sed" work?
[20:17] <edbian> Kus: http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html
[20:18] <edbian> Kus: Prepare yourself for a long learning process
[20:18] <ronqbc> edbian, what?
[20:18] <DrDamnit> mdadm question: Did device 0 (sda) fail and now needs to be replaced? http://pastebin.com/S5b3ETVW
[20:18] <mrdeb> edbian: are you a fan of debian
[20:18] <mang0> How do I uninstall virtual box?
[20:18] <edbian> ronqbc: alt + sysrq (sometimes called print screen) + k    not all keyboards have a sysrq key
[20:18] <SSetoo> hello
[20:18] <edbian> mrdeb: yes :)
[20:18] <SSetoo> i have got a problem with ubuntu
[20:18] <popey> DrDamnit: looks like it was removed not failed
[20:19] <SSetoo> can you help me
[20:19] <edbian> SSetoo: yes, but you have to ask the question first
[20:19] <SSetoo> h
[20:19] <DrDamnit> popey: Checked cables. It's still plugged in. Do I need to "re-add" it to the array?
[20:19] <SSetoo> super
[20:19] <edbian> ronqbc: what about ctrl + alt + F1 ?
[20:19] <popey> DrDamnit: what does /proc/mdstat contain?
[20:19] <mang0> !ask > SSetoo
[20:20] <DrDamnit> popey: http://pastebin.com/A1e9L0SV
[20:20] <mang0> How do I uninstall virtual box on ubuntu? I tried it out and I don't want it any more...
[20:20] <SSetoo> well my question is about ubuntu 11.04 and the workspaces it has got 4 workspaces, 2 virtual 2 horizontal
[20:20] <popey> DrDamnit: yeah, re-add it in, see if it works
[20:20] <DrDamnit> popey: command for that?
[20:20] <popey> DrDamnit: anything in /var/log/messages about the disk?
[20:20] <edbian> SSetoo: I think you mean 2 vertical, 2 horizontal
[20:20] <SSetoo> yes
[20:20] <edbian> SSetoo: That is not a question though :)
[20:20] <ronqbc> edbian, what?
[20:21] <SSetoo> and if a window is between two desktops
[20:21] <edbian> ronqbc: hahaha, can you press ctrl + alt + F1   ?
[20:21] <DrDamnit> popey: "md: kicking non-fresh sda from array!"
[20:21] <SSetoo> it maximizes on the desktop where it is most
[20:21] <mrdeb> ok
[20:21] <popey> DrDamnit: interesting
[20:21] <austinbv> is it possible to install firefox 3.x on ubuntu 11.04?
[20:21] <edbian> SSetoo: someone came in here the other day.  That's the intended behavior
[20:21] <SSetoo> edbian: how to workaround it ?
[20:21] <popey> DrDamnit: sudo mdadm --add /dev/md0 /dev/sda
[20:21] <edbian> SSetoo: move your windows onto your desktop :)
[20:22] <DrDamnit> popey: sudo mdadm --add /dev/md0 /dev/sda
[20:22] <mang0> Ahem, how do I uninstall something that's not from synaptic or software center? I want to uninstall virtual box...
[20:22] <SSetoo> edbian: sorry that is not a possible solution for me
[20:22] <DrDamnit> popey: maybe it's a bad cable. going to swap cables. and try again. I'll be back in a few minutes.
[20:22] <edbian> SSetoo: I don't know of any other! :(
[20:23] <DrDamnit> popey: or maybe not. fdisk -l sees it.
[20:23] <pappa_bear> which should i buy, Hacking Linux Exposed or The Linux Bible 2011?
[20:23] <aetas> mang0, what'd you install it with?
[20:23] <edbian> mang0: virtual box is in the repos.  But how did you install it?
[20:23] <mang0> I used terminal I think
[20:23] <mang0> is it in the repos?
[20:23] <edbian> mang0: Can you be more specific
[20:23]  * mang0 looks again
[20:23] <rww> !ot | pappa_bear
[20:23] <edbian> mang0: it is yes
[20:23] <aetas> he means hes going to have to manually remove it :p
[20:23] <pappa_bear> that is an ubuntu related question
[20:24] <pappa_bear> if i wanted to ask windows users i'd have gon to their channel
[20:24] <edbian> mang0: It's in universe  (but this probably won't help us remove it)
[20:24] <climbe2> although i cannot boot from any ubuntu kernels, is there at least a way to save my files and re-install?
[20:24] <rww> pappa_bear: Your book preferences aren't an Ubuntu technical support question. Please go ask #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[20:24] <ocx> anyone?
[20:24] <mang0> ah, found it in the repos
[20:24] <edbian> mang0: sure :)
[20:24] <Akuw> hi
[20:24] <Akuw> i have ubuntu 9.04
[20:24] <mang0> what's the differance between "Removal" and "Complete removal" edbian ?
[20:25] <pappa_bear> rww, but my goal is to be of better help, technically, to the Ubuntu user group
[20:25] <Akuw> where is the menu.lst, i can`t find it
[20:25] <edbian> mang0: complete removal removes settings files in /etc/ and such as well as the actual program executable
[20:25] <mang0> ah, okay. that's what I want to do. I'm going to dual boot instead :)
[20:25] <edbian> pappa_bear: :)
[20:25] <edbian> mang0: virtual box is not dual boot :)
[20:26] <edbian> mang0: It allows you to run two os's at the same time on one machine
[20:26] <pappa_bear> edbian, lol
[20:26] <mang0> edbian: exactly, i'm deleting vb in favour of dual boot
[20:26] <mang0> lol
[20:26] <edbian> mang0: ahhh :)
[20:26] <mang0> ;)
[20:26] <pappa_bear> edbian, just stirring the nest a little.. :D
[20:26] <edbian> mang0: Sure, was virtual box installed via repos?
[20:26] <acicula> pappa_bear: the linux bible, used to be, just a deadtree version of publicly available faqs and howtos
[20:26] <tfdev> edbian: say, why exactly am i booting from usb without hdd? Almost done btw.
[20:26] <edbian> pappa_bear: I love helping here and I didn't read a book to learn how :)
[20:26] <mang0> edbian: yes, I remember reading the description now
[20:26] <aetas> acicula, yeah but in all fairness do you think one of those "hacking" books is better?
[20:26] <mang0> I thought i did it via terminal but I was wrong
[20:27] <Testtube1> Hello Everyone. Who is real familiar with the boot up process for ubuntu?
[20:27] <vlt> Hello. I'm a new Ubuntu user. Where can I find my clipboard history?
[20:27] <climbe2> edbian, is there a way to save all of my files found on sdb1 and sdb2 and re-install, even if i cannot boot to any of my kernels?
[20:27] <edbian> tfdev: I am quite sure I saw errors in your paste regarding difficulty reading the hdd.  I have seen this crash many a live boot before.  I want to confirm there are problems with the hdd and not any other part of the computer.  software or hardware
[20:27] <edbian> climbe2: sure, boot a live CD :)
[20:27] <climbe2> haha...can't boot a live C
[20:27] <climbe2> d
[20:27] <edbian> climbe2: and connect something to the computer where you can boot all this data
[20:27] <tfdev> edbian: thanks :)
[20:27] <edbian> climbe2: Then no :(
[20:27] <acicula> aetas: i've rummaged through them, dont think they are that terrible, then again id never buy it either
[20:28] <edbian> climbe2: Did you try booting a liveUSB in a different USB port?
[20:28] <edbian> tfdev: sure
[20:28] <climbe2> yes, same error
[20:28] <mang0> edbian: I used to dual boot winXP and ubuntu, but my computer messed up, had to reformat both hdds, I reinstalled ubuntu and now I'm reinstalling windows after trying VB :P
[20:28] <edbian> mang0: You can install something in the terminal from the repos. I do it all the time
[20:28] <mang0> ah
[20:28] <edbian> mang0: FYI, this is going to mess up your bootloader grub but it is a known issue and there is a fix.
[20:28] <Numn> are they a way to update to 11.04 but still have stuff from 10.10 i think unity is to much like Windows 7 :)
[20:29] <edbian> !grub-repair | mang0
[20:29] <edbian> darn
[20:29] <mang0> edbian: I know, I've done it before
[20:29] <edbian> mang0: oh good :)
[20:29] <mang0> :)
[20:29] <rww> !classic | Numn
[20:29] <mrdeb> do you think 128mb dedicated video is enough for ubuntu
[20:29] <aetas> acicula, they're not terrible for security stuff but he wanted a book to get him brought up to speed on general stuff which they usually aren't much help with
[20:30] <edbian> mrdeb: more than enough
[20:30] <Testtube1> Anyone real familiar with the boot process for ubuntu
[20:30] <rww> Testtube1: best to just ask your actual question
[20:30] <Testtube1> rww Makes sense :P
[20:30] <Testtube1> What in /boot gets stored in memory?
[20:31] <ha1dfo> Hi all. In unity, how can I configure ALT-TAB to exclude iconified windows?
[20:31] <ronqbc> can anyone tell me what can i do if the login screen doesn't appears after the screen had been locked?
[20:31] <Numn> rww: i know that, but i think unity to much
[20:31] <ha1dfo> actually it is unity 2d, if it matters
[20:31] <rww> Numn: If you read the second sentence, it tells you how to make it go away.
[20:31] <edbian> Testtube1: Probably all of it.  Anything that is run or read when the system boots.  i can't imagine anything that would be in there but NOT used during boot time.
[20:31] <tfdev> Hold on to your butts...
[20:32] <edbian> tfdev: holding
[20:32] <Numn> rww: yea i know but i have 10.10 right now.. im still want have it like 10.10 but still be updated wihtout unity
[20:32] <rww> Numn: Please specify what you mean by "like 10.10"
[20:32] <exutux> Testtube1: what's your intend about "memory" ram?
[20:32] <mang0> Numn you can run 11.04 without unity
[20:32] <Testtube1> Edbian i believe you are correct. So what if i took the system through a process that reimages the system including /dev/sda1 where /boot lives and then the system goes down for a shutdown. Will whatever is in memory write to disk and change the files that i just laid down?
[20:33] <Testtube1> I think i have a pretty massive issue with 1200 units.
[20:33] <tfdev> edbian: Ok 0 error scroll, on ubuntu loading screen... and there's the desktop... much faster
[20:33] <Numn> rww: uhm.. Like without Unity i think..
[20:33] <edbian> tfdev: hdd is the prob
[20:33] <Noobuntu> Why is there MenuEditor for, if Unity's menus are not customizzable?
[20:33] <edbian> Testtube1: no
[20:33] <rww> Numn: Then again, consider actually reading the second sentence of what ubottu told you.
[20:33] <Testtube1> We reimaged 1200 units out in the field /dev/sda1 was the first image that was laid down. the system went down for a reboot came back up normally but now that its time for a forced fsck i am having issues with /boot
[20:34] <edbian> Testtube1: the system usually does not randomly overwrite stuff it doesn't agree with :P
[20:34] <edbian> tfdev: Now fixing it :(  the hard part
[20:34] <edbian> Testtube1: What issues are you having?
[20:34] <Testtube1> edbian  When the system comes online with a fsck it makes mention of a file with a modified date that is prior to the laydown of the image?
[20:35] <ronqbc> can anyone tell me what can i do if the login screen doesn't appears after the screen had been locked?
[20:35] <tfdev> edbian: aye. I freqeuntly see ads for hdd fix software... think any of them will help? I have used tuneup utilities before and was happy with performance.
[20:35] <tfdev> Tuneup utilites is for windows
[20:36] <edbian> Testtube1: The system time is wrong on either the image or the system that's being imaged.  That's my guess
[20:36] <Testtube1> So fo example if we made a image on 11/19/2010 and distributed to 1200 players on 11/23/2010 once the force fsck comes around it is complaining about inode issues with a file that was modfied on 11/20/2010
[20:36] <Testtube1> and i am not sure how that is possible because we blew everything away on 11/23/2010
[20:36] <edbian> tfdev: That's a waste of time in my opinion.  Hang on
[20:36] <sudokill> tuneup utilities falls into a similar boat as all the other "pc speed accelerator" programs
[20:36]  * tfdev is still gripping butt
[20:37] <rww> Testtube1: Presumably the imaging process is retaining the timestamps from when the files were modified when you were building the image.
[20:37] <edbian> Testtube1: I think the clock is wrong on the remote systems.
[20:37] <Testtube1> edbian this is on all the systems
[20:37] <Numn> rww: what i meant was that if they are any way to get it like ubuntu 10.10 without unity.. and using that droplist you talking about.
[20:37] <pappa_bear> anyone know why i can't connect to the repositories to update my system?
[20:37] <Testtube1> and the rest of the time stamps match 11/23/2010
[20:37] <sudokill> pappa_bear, try changing the mirror
[20:37] <rww> Numn: And as I've said three times now, the second sentence of that factoid is giving you instructions for doing that.
[20:37] <edbian> tfdev: Try to make this:  http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
[20:38] <edbian> Testtube1: mmm, yes.  Wouldn't be wrong on ALL of them
[20:38] <edbian> Testtube1: the rest?
[20:38] <ntr0py> On my old maverick there was /usr/lib/dri/vdpau_drv_video.so from nvidia-current... where did this file went on Natty?
[20:38] <Testtube1> edbian the rest of the files in /boot are indeed timestamped 11/23/2010 which matches the deployment of the image.
[20:39] <edbian> Testtube1: I'm not sure what is 'the rest' and what is 'the original'
[20:39] <ronqbc> can anyone tell me what can i do if the login screen doesn't appears after the screen had been locked?
[20:39] <edbian> Testtube1: This is the timestamp of the file on the image?
[20:39] <pappa_bear> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/mactellsupport/ppa/ubuntu/dists/natty/main/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found
[20:39] <Testtube1> edbian we blew /boot EG /dev/sda1 away when we laid the image down. on 11/23/2010
[20:39] <Testtube1> however fsck is complaining about a corrupt file with a stamp of 11/20/2010
[20:40] <edbian> Testtube1: what file?
[20:40] <Testtube1> in /boot EG /dev/sda1
[20:40] <Testtube1> Grub-default
[20:40] <nick12524> anyone know of a good hardware chat room?
[20:40] <pappa_bear> #hardware
[20:40] <edbian> Testtube1: what does 'blew away' mean?
[20:40] <io> nick12524: ##hardware not #hardware
[20:40] <carbon357> ronqbc : try ALT-F6,  tyoe in your username:password . Type sudo reboot -n .   see if it still does it after a reboot
[20:40] <Numn> mang0: do you understand wat i mean?
[20:40] <mang0> sorry was afk
[20:40] <mang0> what?
[20:40] <Testtube1> edbian Meaning we laid the image back down using partimage
[20:40] <tfdev> edbian: brb.
[20:41] <mang0> numn
[20:41] <mang0> yeah
[20:41] <Numn> mang0: yea i know but i have 10.10 right now.. im still want have it like 10.10 but still be updated wihtout unity
[20:41] <mang0> ubuntu 11.04 with gnome2/3
[20:41] <mrfoobar> why are window controls on the wrong side of the windows?
[20:41] <edbian> Testtube1: Does the 'corrupt' file exist (with that timestamp) in the image?
[20:41] <Testtube1> The only way i can make since of the situation is the machine booted on or near 11/20/2010 then we rolled out our image on 11/23/2010 and then had the machine reboot and something from memory wrote down to a file?
[20:41] <Testtube1> no its 11/23/2010
[20:41] <mrfoobar> how do you fix them
[20:42] <edbian> mrfoobar: To make room for a feature that never got made!
[20:42] <edbian> haha
[20:42] <mang0> cya guys tommorow!
[20:42] <mrfoobar> well how do you fix this
[20:42] <Testtube1> and interesting enough if we take a completly clean machine and we lay the image down and FSCK it its completly fine.
[20:42] <edbian> Testtube1: so in the image it's correct but on any machine that got imaged it's wrong?
[20:42] <tfdev> edbian: k connected via web. Checking into live usb disk.
[20:42] <edbian> tfdev: sure
[20:42] <Testtube1> Edbian yes.
[20:42] <Noor_egy> hello i have propleme that i was installed ubiuntu with windows then i reinstaled windows i tried to recover the ubuntu grab but after i did that every time i try to acess windows it gives me  invalid signature this is the result of ( fdisk -l http://paste.ubuntu.com/648552/ ) and this is the result of grub.cfg ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/648554/ ) could any one have look on them plz
[20:42] <edbian> tfdev: The live gparted disk has a much better change of booting
[20:42] <carbon357> mrfoobar : try some different themes
[20:42] <mrfoobar> its the wrong way on all of them
[20:42] <Numn> rww: can you stop giving me this stuff.. do you even understand what i talk about?
[20:42] <edbian> Testtube1: That is very strange.
[20:43] <Testtube1> edbian i agree its a pretty big issue :(
[20:43] <edbian> Testtube1: I don't know! :P
[20:43] <Numn> rww: im trying to tell you what i want if its possible
[20:43] <aikInsaan> I am using Natty (w/o Unity) on an intel celeron 2.4GHz with 1gb ram, intel 82845GL graphics card and the system response is laggy....looking for suggestions to improve performance
[20:43] <Fi[X]> I already have the current version of a program on my laptop, but I want to install an older version, how can I have both?
[20:43] <cyperbg> guys: I have this script that I start like this: sudo start.sh. So how can I add it to the Startup Programs but with sudo privilleges?
[20:44] <carbon357> mrfoobar :  I think I did mine with "emerald theme manger" now that I think about it
[20:44] <exutux> cyperbg: best way is to put it on /etc/rc.local and it starts after login
[20:44] <DrSlony> Hey, does one need to do anything spercial to get sshd to run on boot in ubuntu 11.04 after apt-get install?
[20:44] <dr_willis> DrSlony:  nothing special needed
[20:44] <cyperbg> exutux, you mean move the script file there?
[20:45] <muskegman> ok
[20:45] <DrSlony> dr_willis will it automatically run after reboot?
[20:45] <edbian> DrSlony: It does by deafult
[20:45] <ThinkT510> Numn: you want ubuntu 11.04 without unity? rww told you how
[20:45] <DrSlony> thanks
[20:45] <edbian> mrfoobar: hang on
[20:45] <carbon357> drslony : nope,  other then maybe changing your port for security.  Well in 10.04 anyways
[20:45] <exutux> cyperbg: put /path/name_script.sh before exit 0 in that file
[20:45] <Noor_egy> hello i have propleme that i was installed ubiuntu with windows then i reinstaled windows i tried to recover the ubuntu grab but after i did that every time i try to acess windows it gives me  invalid signature this is the result of ( fdisk -l http://paste.ubuntu.com/648552/ ) and this is the result of grub.cfg ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/648554/ ) could any one have look on them plz
[20:45] <cyperbg> exutux I will try, thank you :)
[20:45] <edbian> Somebody know the factoid to get ubottu to tell mrfoobar how to switch the close max min buttons on his windows to the right side
[20:45] <dr_willis> !controls
[20:45] <exutux> cyperbg: remember it run ONLY after login
[20:46] <aikInsaan> I am using Natty (w/o Unity) on an intel celeron 2.4GHz with 1gb ram, intel 82845GL graphics card and the system response is laggy....looking for suggestions to improve performance
[20:46] <cyperbg> exutux, my user logins automatically, so that won't be a problem, right?
[20:46] <edbian> dr_willis: thanks
[20:46] <zykotick9> edbian, !controls don't have the instructions anymore, it previously linked to my google-sites page - but I removed the page, and not the IRC admins to update the factoid.
[20:46] <edbian> mrfoobar: Did you see what ?
[20:46] <mrfoobar> whay
[20:46] <zykotick9> s/not/got/
[20:47] <edbian> zykotick9: omg
[20:47] <maco> aikInsaan: more ram, or lubuntu?
[20:47] <exutux> cyperbg: right, but depend about script....
[20:47] <bahamas10> i got a tough one, i'm using 10.04 server and i was SSH'd in, out of nowhere i got "remote host closed the connection" and now i can't SSH in, i can't access it over port 80, but i can ping it
[20:47] <cyperbg> I will try and report back :)
[20:47] <edbian> bahamas10: firewall?
[20:47] <Numn> ThinkT510: Ok, i know exackly. but i mean like erased from the system like its 10.10?
[20:47] <bahamas10> all of my connections to my server appear to hang, port 80 just stays at loading
[20:47] <exutux> cyperbg: yup
[20:47] <carbon357> bahamas : can't do a physical reboot ?
[20:47] <aikInsaan> maco: i am looking for more of a software solution...any configs on Natty that can improve performance?
[20:48] <bahamas10> edbian: i was thinking that, but i'm SSH'd into a server next to it on a switch, so when i try to ssh from there it shouldn't touch a firewall
[20:48] <edbian> bahamas10: mmm, IDK
[20:48] <bahamas10> carbon357: i'm actually trouble shooting this remotely
[20:48] <edbian> bahamas10: Is go to it.
[20:48] <edbian> bahamas10: go to the machine, log in locally
[20:48] <ThinkT510> Numn: that is hard to do since unity is a custom shell built on top of gnome components, so i would leave it there
[20:48] <bahamas10> edbian: that's what i'm gonna try tonight
[20:48] <dr_willis> bahamas10:  it could be its had some filesystem issues. so wanting someone to hit 'ok' for a fsck message.
[20:48] <edbian> bahamas10: nmap it
[20:49] <bahamas10> i'm thinking a process has pegged a cpu and is not allowing an external connections to be processed
[20:49] <tfdev> edbian: i was *eventually* booting into ubuntu, everything was just taking huge amounts of time. Just in case I wasn't clear earlier. Installing tuxboot to seperate flashdrive.
[20:49] <bahamas10> nmap reveals all the ports open i would expect
[20:49] <carbon357> bahamas10 : what other services are running on the server ?
[20:49] <Numn> ThinkT510: so you mean its would make gnome or ubuntu unstable?
[20:49] <bahamas10> 22,80,443
[20:49] <bahamas10> carbon357: it's an nginx server on 80 and 443, and mostly a minecraft server i run for some friends
[20:50] <ThinkT510> Numn: trying to remove unity would likely remove a large part of gnome dependancies, which you need to run gnome
[20:50] <bahamas10> most likely a process went crazy, spiked to 100% and is stopping new connections from being created
[20:50] <Tru3fate> im thinking of fully making my desktop ubuntu, what vmware can use on. and what ubuntu should i have to do this.
[20:50] <maco> aikInsaan: if there's file indexing, turn it off. i dont know if there is though.  could get rid of avahi daemon i guess. could ditch sane and cups if no printer/scanner. i dont really think there's a way to make an 8 year old machine /not/ be laggy though (celerons are just plain designed slow, for starters)
[20:50] <Noor_egy> hello i have propleme that i was installed ubiuntu with windows then i reinstaled windows i tried to recover the ubuntu grab but after i did that every time i try to acess windows it gives me  invalid signature this is the result of ( fdisk -l http://paste.ubuntu.com/648552/ ) and this is the result of grub.cfg ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/648554/ ) could any one have look on them plz
[20:50] <bahamas10> if i telnet <server> 22 it says connection established, but i never get the openssh server banner
[20:50] <edbian> tfdev: looks good.  I've never installed gparted so you're on your own there.  Ask me questions if you want but I'll just read the tutorial I linked
[20:50] <tfdev> edbian: okay, embarassing nub time: the tut says to make the file executable and gives me a command line.. I enter this into terminal right?
[20:51] <Testtube1> yes means you chmod +x filename
[20:51] <edbian> tfdev: where are you in the tutorial?
[20:51] <aikInsaan> maco: thanks. i'll look into those areas....i know its a crappy old machine...just wanna make use for small things (like web browsing, little doc editing here, spreadsheet viewing) nothing else (like no video viewing, gaming, etc)
[20:52] <tfdev> If using GNU/Linux, make the file executable (using either the command "chmod +x ./tuxboot-linux*"
[20:52] <tfdev> edbian: ^^ in terminal?
[20:52] <Numn> ThinkT510: but i can still use 10.10 right? and update?
[20:52] <goodtime> yes tfdev
[20:52] <Testtube1> tfdev open up the terminal browse to the file and type chmod +x filename
[20:52] <ThinkT510> Numn: sure
[20:52] <kos2> # Appears as ANNA
[20:52] <maco> aikInsaan: for future hardware purchases, i strongly recommend against celeron ;) they cost less because they put less on-chip memory in, so the cpu spends a lot of time going "now where did i put that data?" instead of doing stuff
[20:52] <edbian> tfdev: yes run that command
[20:52] <tfdev> thanks folks. i will learn
[20:52] <ThinkT510> !update | Numn
[20:53] <mrfoobar> how do you smbmount so normal users have access to it?
[20:53] <carbon357> bahamas10 : hmmm.   can you netcat any of the ports.  any thing returen.  Sound like your right about something maybe hanging.  Is it on a server farm or something.  Think a reboot is the key here
[20:53] <Noor_egy1> hello i have propleme that i was installed ubiuntu with windows then i reinstaled windows i tried to recover the ubuntu grab but after i did that every time i try to acess windows it gives me  invalid signature this is the result of ( fdisk -l http://paste.ubuntu.com/648552/ ) and this is the result of grub.cfg ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/648554/ ) could any one have look on them plz
[20:53] <edbian> tfdev: Be sure to use my name.
[20:54] <dr_willis> mrfoobar:  if you used the fstab and had a 'users' option. the users could mount/unmount the location set.
[20:54] <ha1dfo> just asking again, if somebody knows, in unity, how can I configure ALT-TAB to exclude minimized windows?
[20:54] <mrfoobar> there is no other way?
[20:54] <mrdeb> dr_willis: so you can mount without root?
[20:54] <Numn> ThinkT510: i mean like not upgrading to 11.04 and still update some other files that maybe needs to be updated :D
[20:54] <mrfoobar> can't i mount the location as root and have normal users access it?
[20:54] <dr_willis> mrdeb:  via fstab yes.. theres also some fuse smb tools that  give you a dynamic 'list of all shares on the network' feature
[20:54] <aikInsaan> maco: thanks for the tip...next my eyes are on macbook (air/pro)- good aren't they?
[20:54] <tfdev> edbian: next time I make love to my gf, make her call me edbian? She might not be okay with that but I figure it's the least I can do...
[20:54] <ThinkT510> Numn: not sure what you mean
[20:55] <dr_willis> ha1dfo:  check the settings in the ccsm tool. it can tweak the alt-tab plugin
[20:55] <dr_willis> !ccsm | ha1dfo
[20:55] <mrdeb> dr_willis: o you have to visudo mount too for the user
[20:55] <edbian> tfdev: ha, you're gonna get in trouble with talk like that my friend
[20:55] <tfdev> edbian: ten-four, ill keep it pg.
[20:55] <dr_willis> mrdeb:  Huh?
[20:55] <ha1dfo> dr_willis, thank you, i'll check
[20:55] <edbian> tfdev: :)
[20:55] <maco> aikInsaan: as far as i know, yes. i think theyre using core i5/i7 these days. "celeron" is always the current intel cpu but with that cache cut in half
[20:55] <mrdeb> so yes
[20:56] <dr_willis> mrdeb:  the fstab file can have a 'users' option for specific mount points..
[20:56] <dr_willis> mrdeb:  allowing users to mount it.
[20:56] <Numn> ThinkT510: ok like update importan update and still not upgrade to 11.04 ;)
[20:56] <bahamas10> carbon357: i'll try nc, it's just a standalone server, but since minecraft is java i'm guessing it spiked ram or cpu and that just messed it all up
[20:56] <ThinkT510> Numn: you can stick with 10.10 if you like
[20:57] <ThinkT510> !eol | Numn
[20:57] <mrdeb> dr_willis: that is for place only. what about hwen it asks for root. will it still ask for root
[20:57] <dr_willis> mrdeb:  it depends on how you are mounting it.. you are not being clear on what you want to do.
[20:57] <aikInsaan> maco: should i expect a lot better experience on lubuntu (or other light weight derivatives)?
[20:57] <bahamas10> carbon357: nc 10.0.1.10 22 returns nothing, it just hangs
[20:57] <ha1dfo> dr_willis, stupid question: is this ccsm work also with unity-2d?
[20:57] <carbon357> bahamas10 : yeah mindcraft is a resource hog eh
[20:58] <dr_willis> ha1dfo:  ccsm is the compiz setting manager.. unity uses compiz, but unity-2d does not.
[20:58] <maco> aikInsaan: i would think so.  it should have fewer background processes running to try to make things "automagic"
[20:58] <bahamas10> carbon357: yeah, i'm just wondering why now, i ran it for months, so i'm just speculating that minecraft is the culprit
[20:58] <mrdeb> dr_willis: mounts without root
[20:58] <cbx33> sudo update-alternatives --config wish          --          What else will that effect?
[20:58] <bahamas10> carbon357: nc -vvvvv 10.0.1.10 22
[20:58] <bahamas10> Connection to 10.0.1.10 22 port [tcp/ssh] succeeded!
[20:58] <bahamas10> .... then it hangs
[20:58] <Testtube1> Noor_egy i think your grub file is wrong.
[20:58] <ha1dfo> dr_willis, I see. Then the alt-tab is done by metacity?
[20:58] <aikInsaan> maco: lubuntu's the way forward then..?
[20:58] <bahamas10> same with ports 80 and 443
[20:58] <dr_willis> mrdeb:  make a fstab entry with the users option is the normal way to mount a location as a user. ......    theres no safe way to do a 'let users mount eveyrthing with no limitations'
[20:59] <dr_willis> ha1dfo:  compiz replaces metacity..
[20:59] <maco> aikInsaan: thats what we've been recommending for folks in your situation and why it was created :)
[20:59] <Testtube1> Noor_egy it says menuentry "Windows 7 (on /dev/sdb1)" {
[20:59] <dr_willis> ha1dfo:  compiz has perhaps 4 differnt plugins for the alt-tab task switcher.
[20:59] <Testtube1> but your fdisk -l
[20:59] <aetas> bahamas10, is this a system you can only access through ssh?
[20:59] <Testtube1> shows the boot partition on /dev/sda1
[20:59] <ha1dfo> dr_willis, okay, but cannot run normal unity because of old GPU in laptop, so i can't use unity, i have to use unity 2d, so compiz is out, right?
[20:59] <under> Oh, dear.
[20:59] <dr_willis> ha1dfo:  unity-2d does not use compiz.
[21:00] <dr_willis> ive no idea if unity-2d uses metacity, or mutter.. or what it does.. :)
[21:00] <ha1dfo> okay.
[21:00] <aikInsaan> yep gonna go for it maco
[21:00] <mrdeb> that sounds too hard dr_willis, so i will use udisks
[21:00] <ha1dfo> dr_willis, ps aux says metacity
[21:00] <aetas> has anyone kept unity?  I lasted about 5 minutes with it
[21:00] <under> I'm from ubuntu live, I'm looking for diagnostic software, I think my SSD drive is broken. How can I check that?
[21:01] <tfdev> edbian: i ran the app after making it executable. Both by double clicking & "sudo ./tuxboot-linux-25" unfortunately nothing happened. No gui, terminal went back to accept another cmd
[21:01] <Numn> ThinkT510: i wish 10.10 is reviving in the future i really like it very much.. i dont like the new upgrades for ubuntu but that's my opinion
[21:01] <edbian> tfdev: let me take a look
[21:01] <aetas> under: I would started with seeing if its detected first
[21:02] <ThinkT510> Numn: you could always try xfce or lxde if you don't like kde or gnome (xfce is my favourite)
[21:02] <under> aetas: not always it's seen at BIOS
[21:02] <edbian> tfdev: did you gksudo or sudo it?
[21:02] <tfdev> edbian: note* terminal did not ask for su pw
[21:02] <tfdev> sudo
[21:02] <Testtube1> edbian There was a user in here with a question about a booting issue his grub is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/648554/ and his fdisk info is here   http://paste.ubuntu.com/648552/ doesnt it appear that the grub entry down at the bottom refering to win7 is wrong?
[21:02] <dr_willis> sudo password is cached for a few min by default.
[21:03] <Broseph> is there an xclip equivalent for systems that don't have X installed?
[21:03] <Numn> ThinkT510: the thing is that i love gnome but yea your right i think should use another window mangement for my taste
[21:03] <aetas> under: I mean in linux
[21:03] <edbian> Testtube1: hang on
[21:03] <edbian> tfdev: what command did you run?
[21:03] <dr_willis> !info xclip
[21:03] <carbon357> bahamas10 :  interesting.  so making connections is not the issue.  odd man.  I can't think of anything else remotely off the top of my head
[21:03] <SejmL> evenin
[21:03] <under> aetas: Yes, I can see it.
[21:04] <tfdev> sudo ./tuxboot-linux-25 < copy&paste
[21:04] <dr_willis> bahamas10:  you wanting to use the mouse and a clipboard in the console? GPM lets you do that to some degree.
[21:04] <tfdev> edbian: ^^
[21:04] <bahamas10> aetas: for now yes, only through ssh
[21:04] <edbian> Testtube1: yes def.  It's pointing to a harddrive that is not even connected according to fdisk
[21:04] <Broseph> dr_willis, I just want to pipe the contents of a file to clipboard
[21:04] <Broseph> cat file | xclip
[21:04] <Testtube1> Thanks edbian
[21:04] <edbian> tfdev: What are you pointing at?
[21:04] <bahamas10> carbon357: yeah it's weird haha, i wass SSH'd in today to socks proxy my web browsing traffic
[21:04] <dr_willis> Broseph:  then do what with it?
[21:04] <bahamas10> then i noticed it died, and now i can't get in again
[21:05] <edbian> tfdev: oh I see it
[21:05] <Numn> ThinkT510: i main thing is that i dont like the unity.. and i any way getting if i update
[21:05] <under> pirlo89: you are the n1
[21:05] <tfdev> edbian: it was in the tutorial, since im making it through linuc
[21:05] <Broseph> dr_willing, paste it somewhere else of course
[21:05] <tfdev> edbian: should I try manual?
[21:05] <dr_willis> Broseph:  into an X app?
[21:05] <aikInsaan> how do the following disk benchmark results sound to people? Timing cached reads = 303.76 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads =  33.23 MB/sec
[21:05] <edbian> tfdev: can I see ls -l tuxboot-linux-25
[21:05] <carbon357> bahamas10 :  did you apply any updates or change  anything ?
[21:06] <pirlo89> under:  LOL ... i am not that pirlo X)
[21:06] <tfdev> -rwxr-xr-x 1 ubuntu ubuntu 4383772 2011-07-20 20:48 tuxboot-linux-25
[21:06] <Testtube1> tfdev: did the file turn green>
[21:06] <Testtube1> ?
[21:06] <tfdev> edbian: ^^
[21:06] <under> pirlo89: hehehe now he is a juventus player :D
[21:06] <tfdev> Testtube1: in the folder, no. In terminal, yes
[21:06] <Broseph> dr_willis: no, I'm accessing a server through SSH actually, I was hoping there's a tool that would allow me to paste in my host OS just like the "natural" mechanism of selecting works
[21:07] <Testtube1> Looks like he has the excute flag there
[21:07] <edbian> tfdev: wait a minute.  How are you on linux right now?  Is this a liveCD?
[21:07] <edbian> Testtube1: yes it does
[21:07] <pirlo89> under:  yep, it's so sad seeing him leave
[21:07] <ThinkT510> Numn: i've never liked gnome so i've always stuck with xfce (xubuntu) so i never need to deal with gnome 2/3 or unity
[21:07] <dr_willis> Broseph:  cant say that ive ever seen a clipboard work that way over ssh..  other then whats built into  the ssh clients (like putty)
[21:07] <ocx> when a user accesses an nfs share as which user is he identified on the nfs server?
[21:07] <ocx> others?
[21:08] <ThinkT510> Numn: there is also lubuntu (lxde) which is getting high praise too
[21:08] <jen> ^_^
[21:08] <under> pirlo89: are you milan supporter?
[21:08] <Broseph> dr_willis: okay, thanks. Wishful thinking I guess
[21:08] <Numn> ThinkT510: if i want get rid of unity i need to get rid of gnome then? :)
[21:08] <pirlo89> under:  yes, i guess you are a juve supporter ?
[21:09] <tardis> I'm not seeing the part where it's at all important that Unity's installed if you're not using it.
[21:09] <under> pirlo89: yes, i'm italian
[21:09] <dr_willis> ocx:  as far as ive ever seen/noticed  the nfs server sees him as his normal logged in user.  thats how you can have nfs mounted /home/ dirs and so forth.
[21:09] <dr_willis> ocx:  there may be nfs options to force/remap to other user names.
[21:09] <edbian> tfdev: How are you on linux right now?
[21:09] <ThinkT510> Numn: another option is to use the mini iso and install what you want from there (get gnome without unity)
[21:09] <ocx> dr_willis: : i want to map certain users to certain remote users
[21:09] <ThinkT510> !mini | Numn
[21:10] <pirlo89> under:  man ... i always wanted to go to italy
[21:10] <under> pirlo89: you from?
[21:10] <dr_willis> ocx:  prob. doable. but ive never had the need.
[21:10] <pirlo89> under:  Kuwait
[21:10] <Testtube1> Maybe he got it working edbian :P
[21:10] <dr_willis> bbl
[21:10] <edbian> Testtube1: hopefully :)
[21:10] <edbian> Testtube1: maybe we caught him!
[21:11] <ThinkT510> Numn: starting with 11.10 there will be no more gnome 2 though (but i think there is a fallback mode in gnome 3 to make it look similar)
[21:11] <ocx> how do u map users to their home directories?
[21:11] <zykotick9> Numn, FYI if you go the mini route and want only gnome, install the gnome-desktop-environment packages (gnome will fail)
[21:11] <ocx> on a nfs server
[21:11] <Testtube1> uh oh
[21:11] <under> pirlo89: not so close :D
[21:11] <Numn> ThinkT510: so 11.04 and still without any unity then?
[21:11] <szal> !ot | pirlo89, under
[21:11] <jen> KM0201 are you there?
[21:11] <KM0201> jen: yes
[21:11] <jen> hi!
[21:12] <ThinkT510> Numn: yes
[21:12] <jen> tis ken right?
[21:12] <KM0201> jen: yes, its ken..lol
[21:12] <Testtube1> Welcome back tfdev
[21:12] <under> I'm from ubuntu live, I'm looking for diagnostic software, I think my SSD drive is broken. How can I check that?
[21:13] <tfdev> sorry... im tethering and incoming calls kills connection
[21:13] <pirlo89> under:  yeah i know. I don't want to spam a ubuntu channel, so i guess i will see you later :)
[21:13] <edbian> tfdev: ha, funny
[21:13] <Testtube1> I wish my company paid for teathering!
[21:13] <tfdev> Testtube1: last I said, file was green in terminal
[21:13] <tfdev> edbian: oh.. just hilarious
[21:13] <Nikyo> A question.. is Nivida 096 driver working in the newest build of Ubuntu?
[21:13] <ocx> how can i map users local directory to a remote directory hosted on NFS Server
[21:13] <edbian> tfdev: how are you on linux right now?
[21:14] <tfdev> edbian: booted ubuntu from pendrive
[21:14] <Testtube1> !
[21:14] <tfdev> edbian: hdd still removed
[21:14] <edbian> tfdev: ohh
[21:14] <szal> Nikyo: any reason to believe that it isn't?  for what gfx card, btw?
[21:14] <FireZen> !
[21:14] <edbian> What are you gonna install gparted to?
[21:15] <tfdev> edbian: other pen drive :)
[21:15] <Nikyo> szal: After 10.4, the driver did not work anymore. something to do with the new xorg server that broke the driver and hardware acceleration.
[21:15] <Numn> i want Ubuntu/Gnome/Without_Unity/11.04 :D
[21:15] <edbian> tfdev: ahh
[21:16] <edbian> tfdev: Which tuxboot did you download? clonezilla, drbl, gparted, ... ?
[21:16] <Nikyo> szal: affected a lot of users.. including me.. genric driver would work but not Nivida 096<szal
[21:16] <szal> Nikyo: and what gfx card?
[21:16] <k0d3g3ar> Numn, pinguy is your friend
[21:16] <Nikyo> Nivida Fx Geforce 5200
[21:16] <tfdev> edbian: that phone call was a ride to go get my pet rats some food. Sadly I'll have to leave for a short bit of time. Planning to leave soon?
[21:16] <Nikyo> AGP
[21:16] <zykotick9> Numn, if you don't want Unity, check out some of the other Debian based distros - Mint and Debian come to mind ;)
[21:17] <szal> Nikyo: the FX series takes the nvidia-173
[21:17] <climbe2> question:  how do I start the GUI from command line?
[21:17] <szal> Nikyo: and I can confirm that the 173 works
[21:17] <zykotick9> climbe2, startx
[21:17] <Numn> yes, but ubuntu is my Fave! :)
[21:17] <Testtube1> startx
[21:17] <zykotick9> climbe2, or "sudo service gdm start" if you want the login screen
[21:17] <Nikyo> szal in Ubuntu 11ubuntu 11
[21:17] <edbian> tfdev: Yeah :( dinner time
[21:17] <szal> Nikyo: yes
[21:17] <qin> Numn: Get minimal iso, and make sure to not install Unity.
[21:18] <tfdev> edbian: Thanks for everything. I'll be back on and see if I can't get any help.
[21:18] <mandrake> mandrake Linux is alive again
[21:18] <Numn> ok thx for all help.. now i know what i can do :)
[21:18] <tfdev> testtube1: gonna be on for a bit? :)
[21:18] <edbian> tfdev: good luck
[21:18] <pirlo89> Does anyone know a good web development channel ?
[21:18] <Nikyo> I'll try installing ubuntu 11.04 and see if hard ware acceration works.. I'm currently at 10.4
[21:18] <Nikyo> still
[21:18] <Testtube1> tfdev for a little bit there seems to be a channel full of helpful people i am sure you will find someone if you return
[21:19] <tfdev> Testtube1: I'll bet. thanks also for your advice. Take care.
[21:19] <szal> Nikyo: it does work, even though it's still a far cry from GF8+ cards
[21:19] <Psydoll> how can i view processes in ubuntu so i can kill the one causing problems?
[21:20] <climbe2> zykotick9: it says gdm is already running
[21:20] <ThinkT510> Psydoll: ps aux
[21:20] <climbe2> Job is already running: gdm
[21:20] <Fuchs> Psydoll: htop, top, gnome-system-monitor, ...
[21:20] <zykotick9> climbe2, then alt+f7 or f8 will probably bring you back to GUI
[21:20] <aikInsaan> On an intel celeron 2.4GHz with 1gb ram, intel 82845GL graphics card....Lubuntu or Xubuntu?
[21:20] <sudokill> either or
[21:21] <mandrake> I am here if someone need advanced Linux information
[21:21] <climbe2> took me to a blank screen with blinking cursor...no action
[21:21] <Nikyo> szal: Thanks for your input.. I'll give it a shot.. one my Pentium 3 with 384 MB of ram.. having no acceleration does not bother me.. (what the point ;-) ) but on this 2 Ghz AMD Althon.. I like it
[21:21] <terminhell> I have ubuntu installed on a second partition, but ive cleared out the first partition. How i can i setup the first, and bigger partition as my /home instead of its current location
[21:21] <sudokill> my openbox + 2 xchat windows = 110mb ram
[21:21] <Psydoll> Fuchs: thanks i see the process thats causing the problem how do i kill that one? kill PID?
[21:21] <zykotick9> climbe2, "sudo service gdm restart" will restart the service then.
[21:21] <Nikyo> szal: Thanks again, have a good night.. i may be back after the install if time permits.
[21:22] <Fuchs> Psydoll: yes, that should work. Or pkill, or (with caution) killal.
[21:22] <Fuchs> +l
[21:22] <io> !partition | terminhell
[21:22] <pirlo89> mandrake:  could you provide me a link to explain how the linux virtual memory system works ?
[21:22] <szal> !memory | pirlo89
[21:22] <Psydoll> Fuchs: ty
[21:22] <mandrake> in a minute
[21:22] <Testtube1> Mandrake: I have a legit question that has confused many.
[21:23] <Psydoll> exit
[21:24] <mandrake> I allow you to ask
[21:24] <Testtube1> sweet
[21:24] <Testtube1> lol
[21:24] <pirlo89> ubottu:  thanks
[21:26] <Testtube1> mandrake: on 11/23/2010 we created a image of /dev/sda1 that contains /boot we deployed it to 1200 ubuntu machines out in the field remotely. Once it came time for a forced fsck it shows data issues with a inode. The file that resides on the inode has a modfied date of 11/20/10 three days prior to when the image was deployed.
[21:26] <Testtube1> obviously /dev/sda1 eg /boot was rebuilt on 11/23/10
[21:26] <Testtube1> why does this one file have a previous time stamp?
[21:27] <mandrake> I am thinking...
[21:28]  * ThinkT510 hears the mighty mandrake cogs starting to whir!
[21:28] <Product> Hello.
[21:29] <Product> I would like to ask for help in CentOS, because I couldn't find it's channel.
[21:29] <Testtube1> mandrake its my understanding that /boot alot of it or all of it is stored in "memory" its my theory that when the system booted on 11/20 and then rebooted on 11/23 after it recieved the image some data was written down to disk from the last time it booted (11/20/10) But i have been told this is not possible
[21:29] <mandrake> the next release of MAndrake LInux will have fix to this problem
[21:29] <sudokill> Product, centos?
[21:29] <Product> Yes Sudokill.
[21:29] <sudokill> product /join #centos then
[21:30] <mandrake> if you are in a computer everithyng is possible
[21:30] <Product> Ok
[21:30] <Product> Thank you very much.
[21:30] <Product>  /join #centos
[21:30] <Product> oops
[21:30] <Testtube1> mandrake you are hurting my brain :(
[21:30] <plouffe> lame trolls
[21:30] <Product>  /join #centos
[21:30] <P05TMAN> Can you please help: how can I edit a whole directory with sed? I want to change all the .m4a file extensions in directory 'Album' to .mp3
[21:31] <szal> Product: try without a whitespace in front
[21:31] <qin> Testtube1: Do you have "mother" image somwhere?
[21:31] <Product> I can't join :(
[21:31] <tardis> P05TMAN: that's not what sed is for. Look into "man rename"
[21:31] <Product> It says it's not registered.
[21:31] <Testtube1> qin: yes i do and i verified the time stamp is correct on the master image.
[21:31] <tardis> !register > Product
[21:31] <terry> P05TMAN: You just want to change the file names?
[21:31] <Product> Ok, thanks :)
[21:31] <Testtube1> I also verified with md5sum that the file that was transfered remotely is the same.
[21:31] <mandrake> you ant to change the extension or the format?
[21:31] <Octodigit> hi folks. I've switched to teh open source ati driver on teh basis that I might be able to see compiz working for fun this evening, so I wonder if anyone has been through this process and got it working before me
[21:32] <P05TMAN> Terry: yes, the file extensions actually
[21:32] <Testtube1> qin md5 check was actually performed prior to laying down the image.
[21:32] <Product> I would like to get only some help with the VPS, it has no GUI.
[21:32] <Octodigit> I'm on natty, I don't usually run the open source ati driver as it gets up to 65 degrees hotter than with fglrx and then I bottle it and switch off
[21:32] <qin> Testtube1: Did you try to deploy it, and simulate "problem"?
[21:32] <P05TMAN> Tardis: I will check that out, thank you
[21:32] <Product> I would be pleased if someone can chat with me on PM.
[21:32] <Testtube1> qin: I did actually if i take a clean box and do it manually it works fine.
[21:33] <ikonia> Product: just ask your questions in the channel, and if someone can help they will
[21:33] <Product> It's actually a server setup.
[21:33] <jasonx> can anyone recomend a twitter client for ubuntu
[21:33] <Testtube1> which tells me the problem isnt with the img file
[21:33] <ikonia> Product: just ask your questions
[21:33] <Product> A MineCraft server, it's not that hard to set it up.
[21:33] <ThinkT510> Product: if you are running centos ask in #centos (you need to register your nick)
[21:33] <Product> But I don't know what commands to use.
[21:33] <Product> Ok, thanks :)
[21:33] <itaylor57> ikonia, he is using Centos not ubuntu
[21:34] <ikonia> Product: ahh, sorry, I missed that you where running Centos
[21:34] <aguitel> is there any way to make usb booteable with alternative cd ?
[21:34] <Octodigit> my current problem is that having switched to the ati open source driver (I'm sure of that), when I attempt to start anything that involves compiz the desktop flashes on and off repeatedly
[21:34] <Product> Thanks anyways :)
[21:34] <P05TMAN> terry: just the file extensions
[21:34] <terry> P05TMAN: Try this:  for i in *.m4a; do mv "$i" "`basename "$i" .m4a`.mp3"; done
[21:34] <under> I get this Error benchmarking: helper exited with exit code 1: Error reading 104857600 bytes at 104857600 from /dev/sda when guesstimating buffer size: Input/output error
[21:34] <under>  I want to benchmark my disk
[21:34] <ThinkT510> Product: if you don't want to register your nick you could try a related channel like #fedora (red hat based)
[21:34] <Testtube1> qin: any additional thoughts?
[21:34] <Octodigit> does anyone know, did compiz just get completely banjaxed for natty+ati and hang the consequences? am I wasting my time?
[21:35] <ikonia> Testtube1: no, that is not the channels process, that is for Fedora support
[21:35] <Product> Oh ok
[21:35] <Product> Thanks bro's :)
[21:35] <Testtube1> ikonia what?
[21:35] <ikonia> Testtube1: #fedora is for Feodra support, not Centos support
[21:35] <Testtube1> I never asked for fedora support or centos support?
[21:35] <vlt> Hello. I'm a new Ubuntu user. Where can I find my clipboard history?
[21:35] <ThinkT510> ikonia: i realise that
[21:35] <HackerII> just register the nic
[21:35] <Testtube1> You have me confused with a different user.
[21:35] <qin> Testtube1: Not really, moment
[21:36] <ikonia> Testtube1: darn it, sorry, I meant that for ThinkT510
[21:36] <ikonia> Testtube1: my apologies
[21:36] <sudokill> vlt, afaik there isnt one
[21:36] <Octodigit> ubottu: ping
[21:36] <aikInsaan> On an intel celeron 2.4GHz with 1gb ram, intel 82845GL graphics card....Lubuntu or Xubuntu?
[21:36] <aeon-ltd> aikInsaan: whatever you prefer, with those specs you'll be fine for everything but heavy compiz use
[21:37] <aeon-ltd> aikInsaan: and other heavy processing like some compiling and rendering models
[21:37] <Octodigit> ubottu: ping
[21:37] <ikonia> Octodigit: can you please stop that
[21:37] <aikInsaan> aeon-ltd: okay...cheers!
[21:38] <Octodigit> ah, I can be seen. OK, cool, that removes the need to do that. Thanks
[21:38] <aikInsaan> how do the following disk benchmark results sound to people? Timing cached reads = 303.76 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads =  33.23 MB/sec
[21:38] <vlt> sudokill: No clipboard history? Whose idea was this?
[21:38] <sudokill> vlt, im not 100% sure
[21:38] <sudokill> when you copy something usually its the only thing
[21:38] <Pici> vlt: you can use something like glipper if you need that.
[21:38] <sudokill> theres probably a load of progs that let you keep a history
[21:39] <vlt> Pici: I'll try glipper. Thank you.
[21:39] <Octodigit> how many weeks should I patiently wait in silence after asking whether anyone's experienced the same issue as me, before I conclude I'm stupid?
[21:39] <Octodigit> heh
[21:39] <Octodigit> ah well.
[21:39] <tardis> vlt: I like parcellite, personally.
[21:39] <Octodigit> peace, voluntary support type persons, later
[21:40] <P05TMAN> terry: mv: cannot stat
[21:40] <hudo> hi in lucid, there is the network-manager-applet in the panel, there i can de/activate the network. What is the correspondign console command ?
[21:40] <Foxx> Would anybody have an idea as to why a kernel driver would work on the live cd/usb but not after an install?
[21:41] <terry> vlt: There's glipper
[21:41] <qin> hudo: sudo service networking stop
[21:41] <P05TMAN> terry:Nevermind, I typo'd; terminal genius you are
[21:41] <zykotick9> hudo, N-M doesn't have a console command.  You can use /etc/network/interfaces to setup your connections, which will disable N-M from managing them.
[21:41] <qin> hudo: Or, less barbaric, use: ifconfig
[21:42] <qin> zykotick9: nmcli
[21:42] <zykotick9> qin, are you saying /etc/network/interfaces is "barbaric" :P
[21:42] <terry> P05TMAN: NP
[21:42] <qin> zykotick9: No, service stop
[21:43] <Foxx> Would anybody have an idea as to why a kernel driver would work on the live cd/usb but not after an install?
[21:43] <Testtube1> which driver?
[21:43] <zykotick9> qin, nmcli doesn't appear to have a Debian package...
[21:43] <aikInsaan> aeon-ltd: what are lubuntu or xubuntu come with workspace limits? i.e. will I have multiple workspaces and if so what's the max number allowed?
[21:43] <terry> Foxx: Yes
[21:43] <babble> um. wow. The messaging menu just found XChat automatically for me...did I do something?
[21:43] <Foxx> rt8187
[21:43] <dawid> Foxx- Bitch
[21:43] <qin> !info nmcli
[21:43] <zykotick9> qin,  cnetworkmanager perhaps?
[21:43] <aikInsaan> what are lubuntu and xubuntu workspace limits*
[21:44] <tardis> dawid: What?
[21:44] <qin> !info nm-tool
[21:44] <Testtube1> rt8187 - wireless driver?
[21:44] <Furai`> Byes.
[21:44] <Foxx> Testtube1: yup....thatd be the one
[21:44] <aguitel> is there any way to make usb booteable with alternative cd ?
[21:45] <qin> zykotick9: No, nmcli (not sure what package is it)
[21:45] <zykotick9> aguitel, you could try using unetbootin don't see why it wouldn't work, but never tried.
[21:45] <terry> qin: Are you lookong for mtools ?
[21:45] <Testtube1> Foxx which version of ubuntu?
[21:45] <aguitel> zykotick9, not working
[21:45] <dawid> Tradis-mouth whore, control yourself
[21:45] <qin> terry: No
[21:45] <ThinkT510> aikInsaan: how many workspaces do you need?
[21:46] <Foxx> testtube1: 10.04 and up...I have had the issue on every single ubuntu install
[21:46] <qin> zykotick9: nmcli comes with network-manager (from 0.8.1+)
[21:46] <zykotick9> qin, does "dpkg -S nm-tool" give any output?
[21:46] <aikInsaan> ThinkT510: well 4 at least...
[21:46] <qin> hudo: nmcli can also disable network.
[21:46] <vlt> tardis, terry: Thank you.
[21:47] <cook1es_> Does notepad++ exist for ubuntu?
[21:47] <ThinkT510> aikInsaan: xfce definitly does a lot more than 4 (i use 6 regularly)
[21:47] <ikonia> cook1es_: no
[21:47] <aikInsaan> ThinkT510: and lubuntu?
[21:47] <hudo> qin, is this own package, or does t belong to another package ?
[21:47] <cook1es_> ikonia: thanks
[21:47] <Testtube1> modprobe rtl8187 ?
[21:47] <ThinkT510> aikInsaan: not sure, but i'd guess more than 4
[21:47] <qin> hudo: It should be installed, man nmcli
[21:47] <cook1es_> Can someone suggest a equally or better text-editor like Notepad++?
[21:48] <aikInsaan> cool, thanks ThinkT510
[21:48] <qin> cook1es_: vim, gvim
[21:48] <ThinkT510> aikInsaan: no worries :)
[21:48] <cook1es_> qin: looks good, thanks
[21:49] <Foxx> Testtube1: modprobe? it is rtl8187 for realtek. I am not sure what you were asking
[21:49] <terry> cook1es_: vim
[21:49] <qin> cook1es_: It is very powerfull editor, seed plugins to match your needs
[21:49] <qin> *see
[21:50] <ThinkT510> cook1es_: or you could use notepad++ in wine (yeah, not an elegant solution)
[21:50] <Testtube1> Foxx its being found but not connecting? is that the issue?
[21:50] <sudokill> cook1es_, gedit
[21:50] <wildbat> cook1es_: geany
[21:51] <Foxx> Testtube1: No, it works perfect on the live cd, but after I install...the system doest see it.
[21:51] <terry> Foxx: Is this a laptop?
[21:52] <terry> Foxx: lspci |grep ireless
[21:52] <Foxx> terry: No this is a custom built desktop. the card is a usb dongle
[21:52] <Testtube1> Foxx do you have any other way of getting online other than wireless on the desktop?
[21:53] <Foxx> Testtube1: Not at home...I brought the tower over to a relatives to see if I could get help.
[21:54] <terry> Foxx: What does lspci say about it?
[21:54] <Foxx> terry: it gave me no feedback. O.o
[21:54] <Testtube1> Foxx: as terry requested it would be helpful it you showed the results of lspci
[21:54] <qin> Foxx: remove dongle, in terminal: tail -f /var/log/dmesg, connect dongle...
[21:55] <Testtube1> Foxx: That card does need proprietary drivers i think
[21:55] <Foxx> terry: I just tried again. I will pastebin it
[21:55] <Testtube1> If you could get to hardware drivers from system/admin
[21:55] <Testtube1> you may be able to luck out.
[21:55] <terry> Foxx: What does lsusb say about it?
[21:55] <Foxx> terry: http://pastebin.com/XYYh4z2a
[21:56] <Foxx> terry: http://pastebin.com/qWnc1b2U
[21:56] <RichardRaseley> Hello all, I am beginning the process of (attempting) to teach myself C. Can anyone recommend a good IDE that is supported in Ubuntu 11.04 or should I just such it up and use gedit + gcc?
[21:57] <RichardRaseley> suck*
[21:57] <jamesdc> Hey, has anybody here have any experience with using Ubuntu and FakeRAIDs?
[21:57] <terry> Foxx: lsmod |grep 818
[21:57] <iceroot> jamesdc: dont use fakeraids, use software-raids
[21:57] <cook1es_> When trying to save index.html in /var/www/ I get Permission denied. How do I give myself permission?
[21:57] <ikonia> jamesdc: yes, and I strongly advise against it
[21:57] <demonspork> jamesdc, softwar raid using LVM is better to manage
[21:57] <jamesdc> I would but I still need to be able to duel boot and use windows
[21:58] <aikInsaan> is there a checksum tool be default in ubuntu?
[21:58] <dr_willis> RichardRaseley:  check out geany
[21:58] <szal> aikInsaan: md5sum, sha1sum, sha256sum..
[21:58] <aikInsaan> thanks
[21:58] <iceroot> jamesdc: ok so windows should also be on raid
[21:59] <Psydoll> Hello is there a way to ftp in ubuntu directly from the command line without using a client like filezilla?
[21:59] <sudokill> cook1es_, save it as root
[21:59] <jamesdc> Is it possible to have a "half" software raid, so that half the disk would be used for a software raid and the rest of it would be just be normal?
[21:59] <ikonia> Psydoll: yes, "ftp" is the command
[21:59] <iceroot> jamesdc: sure
[21:59] <dr_willis> Psydoll:  theres the classic command line 'ftp' client.....
[21:59] <Psydoll> ikonia: dr_willis ty
[21:59] <dr_willis> Psydoll:  been around for.. err.. decades :)
[21:59] <iceroot> jamesdc: raid is build on partitons not on drives
[21:59] <Foxx> terry: http://pastebin.com/a2QdsAh8
[21:59] <cook1es_> sudokill: thanks! How do I do that?
[21:59] <dr_willis> Psydoll:  be sure to set transfers to 'binary' type.. ;)
[21:59] <sudokill> cook1es_, are you editing a file?
[21:59] <jamesdc> Excellent, thanks iceroot
[22:00] <sudokill> cook1es_, if so, edit it as root
[22:00] <sudokill> e.g. sudo nano, gksudo gedit etc
[22:00] <Psydoll> dr_willis: that just kind of put me off, what do you mean set to binary type?
[22:00] <cook1es_> sudokill: No, trying to create a new one and putting it there
[22:00] <Foxx> Terry, grep 818 is still going
[22:00] <terry> Foxx: lsmod |grep 818
[22:00] <sudokill> cook1es_, you can make it as user and use root to copy / move it
[22:00] <qin> Foxx: Stop it! You scanning whole drive.
[22:00] <terry> Foxx: Ctrl-c ; lsmod |grep 818
[22:00] <Testtube1> Foxx that last thing you did looks wrong
[22:01] <simprix> I am trying to upgrade 6.06 LTS to 8.04 LTS. I have followed this site https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades. When I run do-release-upgrade it fails. Looking at the logs it is trying to insert a archive source for dapper instead of what is on old-releases. Is there a way to get this upgraded?
[22:01] <dr_willis> Psydoll:   ftp can do binary, or 'ascii' transfers.. years ago it defaulted to ascii, whoch could screw up binary files..  you always had to rember to tell ftp to use binary for its transfers..
[22:01] <Foxx> Terry, from that, I get no feedback at all
[22:01] <dr_willis> Psydoll:  really in this day and age.. you should be uysing ssh and scp.. and forget ftp even exists
[22:01] <Testtube1> Foxx he is asking you to grep for 818 which i am assuming because of the model
[22:01] <qin> simprix: You would be much better either with fresh install, or having medieval version of Ubuntu.
[22:02] <cook1es_> sudokill: The paste is grayed out when I right click inside the /www/ folder
[22:02] <terry> Foxx: modprobe rtl8187
[22:02] <Psydoll> dr_willis: thanks im using it now
[22:02] <sudokill> cook1es_, you dont use the paste button
[22:02] <dr_willis> Psydoll:  read up at ---> http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie
[22:02] <Testtube1> Foxx please run the command i mentioned at the beggining.
[22:02] <sudokill> cook1es_, sudo cp or mv
[22:02] <rww> terry: rtl8187 uses modules named 'wl' or 'b43', depending on which driver you go with.
 modprobe rtl8187 ?
[22:02] <rww> terry: oh, wait, no, I'm getting mixed up between my two computers >.>
[22:02] <simprix> qin, So your teling me that this won't work because the mirrors have been moved to old-releases but this would of worked before 6/31
[22:02] <Foxx> Terry: http://pastebin.com/52YQZ4f8
[22:03]  * rww needs to sleep more
[22:03] <qin> simprix: It will just take longer to upgarde.
[22:03] <Testtube1> Foxx are you root?
[22:03] <cook1es_> sudokill: im supernew with the terminal, do I just type like sudo mv /desktop/ /var/www/ ??
[22:03] <terry> Foxx: sudo modprobe rtl8187
[22:03] <Testtube1> :)
[22:04] <sudokill> cook1es_, yes, sudo mv (the file) to (the location)
[22:04] <terry> Testtube1: No, he's not root, he's Foxx  :)
[22:04] <Testtube1> hehe
[22:04] <sudokill> cook1es_, tell me the the file and where you want to put it
[22:05] <Foxx> Terry: good one :p and I ran the line, but got no feedback
[22:05] <Testtube1> Foxx: I am Excited what was the results?
[22:05] <terry> Foxx: See if it works.
[22:05] <Testtube1> Foxx: i think that is normal
[22:05] <CharonX> Question: what are the recommended gems to look at for offloading background jobs from a rails application to another computer. Ex: processing a large text file, it is uploaded and passed to another computer which handles the processing then returns a status once complete. most articles I can find are two years old. Some recommend backgroundrb and some say stay away. But all old articles ....
[22:05] <Testtube1> Should work now Foxx
[22:06] <cook1es_> sudokill: oh cool! I experimented abit and did sudo geany and had root access with geany then. you probably said that though haha. anyways just for the knowledge sake.. from desktop/index.html to var/www/
[22:06] <Foxx> Testtube1: it is recognized but it says the device is not managed
[22:06] <CharonX> Oh crap... sorry wrong channel
[22:07] <sudokill> cook1es_, yea you can run any app as root with sudo. but for graphical apps use gksu or gksudo, its not needed  most of the time but good practice
[22:07] <piotr_> halo
[22:07] <cook1es_> sudokill: I assume that will cause the app not to close when I press ctrl+c?
[22:07] <Testtube1> I think you need to change managed=false to true
[22:07] <simprix> qin, Thats fine. These are production servers. I plan to go from 6.06 to 8.04 to 10.04
[22:07] <sudokill> cook1es_, no any app will close with ctrl c most the time
[22:08] <Foxx> Testtube1: how do I do that? O.o
[22:08] <cook1es_> sudokill: ah, what is the point of gksudo and is it possible to avoid that ctrl c thing?
[22:08] <sudokill> cook1es_, just dont press ctrl+c
[22:08] <sudokill> lol
[22:08] <dr_willis> gksudo has nothing to do with ctrl-c....
[22:08] <Testtube1> what is inside /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
[22:08] <qin> !6.06
[22:09] <cook1es_> sudokill: lol
[22:09] <Foxx> Testtube1, Okay.. I will check. give me a sec
[22:09] <dr_willis> ctrl-c = the unix/linux/old-skool standard for 'closeing' an app/killing it.. them MS took it over for 'copy/paste'
[22:09] <aikInsaan> i have just downloaded lubuntu 11.04 (32bit) and checked the md5 checksum on the torrented iso...which matches but when i run 'usb-creator.exe' it reports a ' End-of-central-directory signature not found...' error
[22:09] <Testtube1> Foxx: I am not sure about this part But i think there will be a statement that says false in there.
[22:09] <aikInsaan> an suggestions on what could have gone wrong?
[22:09] <Testtube1> Foxx: that needs to be true.
[22:09] <aikInsaan> or possibly what my noob hands are doing incorrectly?
[22:09] <nit-wit> aikInsaan, you might try unetbootin
[22:10] <Foxx> testtube1: okay. I changed it
[22:10] <Testtube1> foxx
[22:10] <Testtube1> Foxx before you make changes make a backup of the file
[22:10] <Testtube1> would be my suggestion
[22:10] <sudokill> aikInsaan, no idea
[22:10] <zykotick9> aikInsaan, are you opening the .exe from windows or gnu/linux?
[22:10] <cook1es_> dr_willis: and then linux followed with it and changed close window to ctrl + w? :P
[22:10] <cook1es_> sudokill: thanks alot btw, it was very helpful
[22:10] <sudokill> ok
[22:10] <Testtube1> Foxx: did that do anything?
[22:10] <aikInsaan> zykotick9: sorry i should have mentioned...i am on natty
[22:11] <aikInsaan> so linux
[22:11] <Foxx> testtube1: nope
[22:11] <dr_willis> cook1es_:  actually that would be the WIndowmanger designers.. not linux. :)
[22:11] <Psydoll> dr_willis: Hello, I have used the FTP program to successfully download from my shell a file, though "put" a file on the shell account is harder, how to i specify which file i want to "put" there ie put thefilename.jpg for example?
[22:11] <ryan__> I am trying to run httpd (apache) on ubuntu server but I'm getting "/usr/local/apache2/bin/httpd: error while loading shared libraries: libpcre.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" I ran "whereis libpcre.so.0" and it does exist in several places. Do I need to make a symbolic link somewhere?
[22:11] <zykotick9> aikInsaan, that's why you're getting that error.  The EXE is opening in file-roller.
[22:11] <Foxx> testtube1: would a log out / log in help at this point?
[22:11] <Testtube1> Foxx: does it still say not managed?
[22:11] <ikonia> Psydoll: exactly that, put $filename
[22:11] <nit-wit> aikInsaan, usenthye natty usb creator .exe=windows
[22:11] <Foxx> Testtube1: yup....
[22:11] <Psydoll> ikonia: the $ is important?
[22:11] <Psydoll> let me try
[22:11] <Testtube1> Foxx: please try that.
[22:11] <synackfin> how do I get the full cmdline of a pid from /proc?  (/proc/pid/cmdline seems to be truncated to the first 4096 bytes)
[22:11] <ab555> Hello, I just dual installed win 7 and ubuntu, ubuntu being the first install, it ate the bootloader, does it matter what live cs version i use tryingt o reinstall grub?
[22:12] <terry> Foxx: Is this machine online now?
[22:12] <ikonia> Psydoll: no
[22:12] <ikonia> Psydoll: eg: put /etc/hosts
[22:12] <ikonia> Psydoll: it was an example file name
[22:12] <nit-wit> ab555, yes
[22:12] <dr_willis> Psydoll:  this is when you check the ftp docs. and  online tutorials for the ftp command line client.. ive not used it in 20 years. there are command line file managers like 'mc' that can do ftp with a nice ncurses gui.  i strongly suggest learning SSH and SCP...
[22:12] <Psydoll> ikonia: thank you i was unsure if i had to list the directory
[22:12] <terry> Foxx: Are you plugged in to a wired network now?  Or...?
[22:12] <qin> simprix: What how to did you follow?
[22:12] <nit-wit> ab555, what is the ubuntu install?
[22:12] <aikInsaan> nit-wit: aha! is that called wubi?
[22:12] <ab555> nit-wit: im running ubuntu 10.10
[22:12] <Testtube1> Foxx : please run this sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager restart
[22:12] <Testtube1> Foxx: and this sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[22:12] <ab555> nit-wit: dont see a live cs for that on their website
[22:12] <szal> !grub | nit-wit
[22:12] <ab555> cd*
[22:13] <Testtube1> Oh no!
[22:13] <Psydoll> dr_willis: do you the the ftp command line client is completely outdated and it would be more beneficial to learn ssh and scp?
[22:13] <nit-wit> ab555, Natty needs a natty but 10.10 could use another,. What live cd's do you have?
[22:13] <ryan__> is anybody here familiar with Apache web server?
[22:13] <ikonia> ryan__: yes
[22:13] <ab555> nit-wit: 10.04
[22:13] <ryan__> ikonia: I am trying to run httpd (apache) on ubuntu server but I'm getting "/usr/local/apache2/bin/httpd: error while loading shared libraries: libpcre.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" I ran "whereis libpcre.so.0" and it does exist in several places. Do I need to make a symbolic link somewhere?
[22:13] <terry> ryan__: What do you need?
[22:13] <simprix> qin, Do you have any suggestions or a kb article
[22:14] <nit-wit> ab555, probably okay, personally I would use a 10.10
[22:14] <dr_willis> Psydoll:  ive said several times... learn ssh/scp/sftp and forget ftp ever existed....
[22:14] <simprix> qin, Do you have any suggestions or a kb article
[22:14] <Testtube1> Was that a netsplit?
[22:14] <ab555> nit-wit: where can i get a 10.10 iso?
[22:14] <terry> ryan__: Use locate
[22:14] <ikonia> ryan__: apache from the ubuntu package manager is not installed in /usr/local/apache - how did you install it
[22:14] <qin> simprix: http://wiki.slicehost.com/doku.php?id=upgrade_ubuntu-server_lts_to_lts
[22:14] <Psydoll> dr_willis: I will thanks
[22:14] <nit-wit> ab555, hold on
[22:14] <sudokill> Testtube1, ^ that ^
[22:14] <rww> Testtube1: one of the servers went nuts
[22:14] <ryan__> ikonia: I built it myself.
[22:14] <dr_willis> Psydoll:  thres also fuse-ftp tools that can mount a remote ftp server to a local directory.. (not used them however)
[22:15] <ikonia> ryan__: ok, why ? Ubuntu packages a fully compatible and supported version
[22:15] <Testtube1> Welcome back Foxx
[22:15] <Foxx> Testtube1: It didnt do anything :/
[22:15] <simprix> qin, That would work fine. But those sources aren't valid as they are now on old-releases
[22:15] <Testtube1> Foxx did you run
[22:15] <Testtube1> Foxx : please run this sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager restart
[22:15] <ryan__> ikonia: I guess out of curiosity. I'm just frustrated that I can't get it working. I'm sure I had the same problem on my CentOS server too.
[22:15] <Testtube1> Foxx: and this sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[22:15] <ryan__> I forget how I fixed it
[22:15] <JoAnneThrax> Hi, all...
[22:16] <JoAnneThrax> What do I have to do to get the eject command to recognize my CD/DVD drive?
[22:16] <ikonia> ryan__: suggest using the ubuntu version
[22:16] <ryan__> ok
[22:16] <nit-wit> ab555, http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.10/    I assume you know how to reoload grub, would you like a link for that.;)
[22:16] <simprix> qin, When I try to run do-release-upgrade it fails as it is continuing to try to use a mirror on archive which isn't valid anymore.
[22:16] <dr_willis> JoAnneThrax:  eject can take a /dev/sr0 type option. if its using the wrong device i recall.
[22:16] <ab555> nit-wit: found something on the forums that should suffice, thanks man
[22:16] <DzonyKalafut> Hi I have strange problem, when I deleted some files with pcmanfm they went to ~/local/share/Trash, then I deleted them from there, they dissappeared but they still taking up space
[22:16] <Foxx> Testtube1: it still says the same thing
[22:17] <Testtube1> Foxx when you edited the file are you sure it saved your changes?
[22:17] <JoAnneThrax> dr_willis: thanks...that worked.  Is there a way to make it the default?
[22:17] <nit-wit> ab555, coo, good luck.
[22:17] <aikInsaan> what's the command to format a usb stick?
[22:17] <nit-wit> *cool*
[22:17] <aikInsaan> ?mformat
[22:17] <Foxx> Testtube1: I will go and check.
[22:17] <terry> aikInsaan: Same as for any other disk.  What fs do you want to use?
[22:17] <DzonyKalafut> Did this happen to anyone? I asumed that when I delete files from Trash folder they'll be gone
[22:17] <dr_willis> JoAnneThrax:  never noticed.. never needed to.  change it.. you could check the man pages for eject. or make an alias spititout='eject /dev/sr0'   (or somting like that)
[22:18] <terry> aikInsaan: mkdosfs  is probably what you want.  Right?
[22:18] <nit-wit> aikInsaan, use gparted or the disk utility
[22:18] <Foxx> Testtube1: what was the file location?
[22:18] <Testtube1> terry: any suggestion for foxx now that the device is found it says unamanged?
[22:18] <aikInsaan> terry: ntfs i reckon...want to prep it for lubuntu
[22:18] <Testtube1> Edit /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf and set managed=true
[22:18] <JoAnneThrax> dr_wills where do I put that alias?  .bashrc or something?
[22:18] <terry> aikInsaan: First do  sudo fdisk -l   and make sure which partition it is.
[22:18] <dr_willis> JoAnneThrax:  yes. theres alias's in there allready for examples
[22:19] <JoAnneThrax> "If omitted, name defaults to `cdrom'"
[22:19] <terry> aikInsaan: So what is it?  /dev/sdb1  or....  what?
[22:19] <thephased> hello. i'm having trouble getting zonet (ralink) wifi n pci card working in 11.04. I've followed the instructions in this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1728899 but wifi still isn't coming on.
[22:19] <JoAnneThrax> I wonder if there's a way to make it recognize that cdrom is /dev/sr0
[22:19] <aikInsaan> terry: its /dev/sdb1
[22:20] <Foxx> Testtube1: Yes, it was set
[22:20] <Testtube1> Foxx: :(
[22:20] <terry> aikInsaan: If you're sure that's it, then do    sudo mkdosfs /dev/sdb1
[22:20] <Testtube1> Foxx: is there a toggle for only for the device?
[22:20] <Testtube1> on and *off?
[22:21] <simprix> qin, do you have any other suggestions
[22:21] <aikInsaan> terry: okay..thanks! will report if any probs
[22:21] <JoAnneThrax> Oh, I figured it out...my computer has /dev/cdrom1 symlinked to /dev/sr0
[22:21] <Foxx> Testtube1: do you mean on the dongle? If you do, no there isnt.
[22:21] <terry> Foxx:  iwconfig   #What does that say about it?
[22:22] <cook1es_> how can I restart my apache server on ubuntu?
[22:22] <Mandrew> hi how do i purge unity?
[22:22] <Foxx> Terry: http://pastebin.com/1dXe0xmM
[22:22] <terry> cook1es_: service
[22:22] <Jordan_U> aikInsaan: Note that if you give the wrong device to mkdosfs you will lose all data on that device...
[22:23] <sudokill> Mandrew, purge unity?
[22:23] <aikInsaan> terry: its says 'mkdosfs: /dev/sdb1 contains a mounted file system.'
[22:23] <terry> cook1es_: or:   /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[22:23] <thephased> hm. after a make install of drivers for my ralink wifi card, i did a modprobe. do i need to do anything else to get the card to work on ubuntu?
[22:23] <qin> simprix: Hm, have found drapper iso, but no active mirror ;(
[22:23] <JoAnneThrax> problem solved.  Thanks, dr_willis
[22:23] <blink> how can i prevent the screen from idle blank page?
[22:23] <Foxx> testtube1: did you see this: http://pastebin.com/1dXe0xmM
[22:24] <terry> aikInsaan: If you have it mounted, it must be already formatted.  Why do you want to format it if it is already formatted?
[22:24] <babble> thephased: that's what I did :)
[22:24] <Testtube1> Foxx: I am not a smart man but that looks positive.
[22:24] <qin> simprix: http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showthread.php?t=224419 ???
[22:24] <thephased> i did an lspci -nn on the card, and it is the right drivers for the right card.
[22:24] <terry> aikInsaan: (It is not good to try and format a filesystem that is mounted.)
[22:24] <thephased> do i need to logout of ubuntu first or reboot?
[22:24] <babble> it'll stick around until you upgrade your kernel (keep the configured makefile and source package around)
[22:24] <terry> aikInsaan:   mount   #What does that say about it?
[22:25] <thephased> hm oh ok babble.
[22:25] <babble> thephased, rebooting is easiest
[22:25] <Mandrew> sudokill, yes purge, un-install
[22:25] <Foxx> Testtube1: any ideas?
[22:25] <simprix> qin, I found other mirrors. But do-release-upgrade still tries to use archive.ubuntu.com for something
[22:25] <bsmith093> im reinstalling, which do i backup .mozilla-thunderbird or .thunderbird
[22:25] <aikInsaan> terry: putting lubuntu on it using unetbootin....so i am good to simply delete the data off it and carry on  i guess
[22:25] <Testtube1> can you paste ifconfig?
[22:25] <blink> how can i prevent the screen from idle blank page? the screen goes black everytime i watch a movie ;/
[22:25] <babble> oh, doh, rebooting is your only real option, it's a kernel extension, not a module. heh. (I can be a newb, sorry)
[22:25] <terry> aikInsaan: Yea, just delete the files.
[22:25] <sudokill> Mandrew, i, not sure if thatd mess anything up.
[22:25] <Testtube1> oi it says its not connecting to a AP
[22:25] <thephased> would there be any problem using regular ralink drivers on ubuntu 64-bit? could that be why it isn't working?
[22:26] <itaylor57> Mandrew, use classic gnome on login
[22:26] <sudokill> Mandrew, if you dont like it use the fallback or another distro
[22:26] <sudokill> ubuntu = unity
[22:26] <babble> thephased, did you compile it from the source package? If so, your compiled driver is 64 bit for you :)
[22:26] <Foxx> Testtube1: http://pastebin.com/58GVb23V
[22:26] <cook1es_> terry: I think im stuck in gksudo geany how do I get out of that without closing geany?
[22:26] <itaylor57> !classic | Mandrew
[22:26] <thephased> hm, i don't think i compiled it. i just did a make then make install. i didnt do a "./"
[22:26] <terry> thephased: If you are asking if you can use 32-bit stuff on a 64-bit system, the answer is yes, (if you load 32-bit libraries)
[22:27] <phong_> hi guys,  any idea why  ican't join ircfreenode with android hotspot access with t-mobile internet?
[22:27] <thephased> oh ok. thanks terry, ill try rebooting then
[22:27] <phong_> does this server block from accessing with phone?
[22:27] <babble> thephased, you compiled :) Make and Make Install are compiling from source, not installing a downloaded binary
[22:27] <szal> thephased: 'make' _is_ compiling
[22:27] <terry> cook1es_: I dono, don't think you can.  What are you tring to do?
[22:27] <babble> you're MAKEing a binary that you then install (that's the make install bit)
[22:27] <Testtube1> Foxx
[22:27] <Testtube1> Foxx: one sec
[22:27] <thephased> haha alright
[22:27] <mandrake> dont think I can?
[22:27] <babble> when you ran make, it compiled for your CPU (so that will be 64 bit on 64-bit processors)
[22:28] <babble> but keep the source package around.
[22:28] <babble> you'll need to make/make install again when the kernel updates
[22:28] <cook1es_> terry: well I want to keep my geany up with sudo access.. while I use terminal for other stuff :/ any ideas?
[22:30] <Testtube1> Foxx iwconfig comes to mind but i am not sure if could walk you through that.
[22:30] <Tracks> I just installed another OS and finally got my grub back but I don't have hte option to boot back into Ubuntu.
[22:30] <Tracks> Where can I find the code to put on menu/lst to get it to boot up?
[22:30] <JoAnneThrax> Anyone know what package openldap is under now?  I need the PPKlite.api to get the acroread plugin working...
[22:30] <Foxx> Testtube1: erm...I can run the command?
[22:31] <Tracks> Nevermind my question.
[22:31] <Testtube1> Foxx i would man iwconfig
[22:31] <Testtube1> I am not familiar enough with iwconfig to walk you through it remotely
[22:32] <JoAnneThrax> Wait...I seem to have it...it's just not working.
[22:32] <Testtube1> Perhaps someone here can
[22:32] <Testtube1> terry: What do you think?
[22:32] <thephased> i'm having another problem actually. and i think it's a simple fix, but i don't know how to add it to my usb stick for every boot. im getting "NET: Registered protocol family 1" every time i boot. Isn't that something to do with apci?
[22:32] <thephased> like i need to add noacpi
[22:32] <Foxx> Testtube1: I cannot stay on much longer. I have to be somewhere at 6:00
[22:33] <Testtube1> Foxx sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[22:34] <naxil> helllo
[22:34] <naxil> i have a question about ffmpeg
[22:34] <Testtube1> Foxx what is the ssid of your wireless network?
[22:34] <Testtube1> it should list all of the broadcasting ssids
[22:34] <Foxx> Testtube1: <naxil> i have a question about ffmpeg
[22:34] <Foxx> a;ldkfj;
[22:34] <qin> simprix: Did you # them in sources?
[22:35] <Foxx> Testtube1: wlan0     Interface doesn't support scanning : Network is down
[22:35] <qin> simprix: And is it vps?
[22:35] <simprix> the archive ones? They keep coming back everytime you run do-release-upgrade
[22:36] <Foxx> Testtube1: would a reboot do anything at all??
[22:36] <Psydoll> ikonia: im curious how long have you been using linux?
[22:36] <Testtube1> what is your ssid foxx?
[22:37] <Foxx> Testtube1: I am not at home... I cant check
[22:37] <Testtube1> or is it hidden
[22:37] <qin> simprix: Yes, # main repos, and update with working mirror, so you get only "Hit".
[22:37] <Testtube1> is wireless available where you are at with the dongle?
[22:37] <qin> naxil: What question?
[22:38] <simprix> qin, you aren't understanding. What I put in my sources.list is not being used when you run do-release upgrade. It is trying to use a archive.ubuntu.com
[22:38] <Foxx> Testtube1: sure is, but I cannot see it in the network manager. the manager only tells me it isnt managed
[22:38] <StepNjump> Hi, I would like to install hdsentinel. http://www.hdsentinel.com/hdslin.php Could anyone please tell me how to do that?
[22:38] <naxil> foxx
[22:38] <Foxx> naxil, yes?
[22:38] <rojikku> New graphics card, saphire radeon HD 6870... OS ubuntu 11.04.. two monitors.. proprietary drivers.. and... for SOME reason, now my LEFT monitor has my main panels instead of the right one *is peeved* and i cant figure out how to drag them, tried alt click, WHAT DO I NEED TO DO TO DRAG THEM NOW?! Dx
[22:39] <naxil> the question is about the options of awscaler -bicubic...
[22:39] <naxil> what is this options?
[22:39] <Foxx> naxil: you lost me
[22:39] <naxil> the filter is the same of the video games or emulator?
[22:39] <naxil> why?
[22:40] <rojikku> improveupon: uhm.. i dont know what the convo is, but thats in your compiz settings, probably ^-~
[22:40] <Testtube1> Foxx i am a bit lost.
[22:40] <szal> StepNjump: what does this do that smartctl doesn't?
[22:40] <rojikku> << so. NOBODY knows how to drag desktop panels in ubuntu 11.04? *already googled and wasnt having luck*
[22:40] <Foxx> Testtube1: Well thank you for the help. I have to go... I have 20 min before I am late.
[22:41] <cook1es_> terry: http://localhostr.com/files/XUXajOO/capture.png
[22:41] <naxil> i nees help about the ffmpeg options awscaler -bicubic??
[22:41] <bsmith093> can i safely upload the gnupg folder in home in the clear, or should i encrypt it?
[22:42] <StepNjump> I need to know the temperature of my hard drive cuz it's very hot here1
[22:42] <StepNjump> I need to know the temperature of my hard drive cuz it's very hot here! szal
[22:42] <rww> !lm-sensors
[22:42] <rojikku> ._. draging panels. gnome. ubuntu 11.04. how?
[22:44] <qin> simprix: Feel clueless.
[22:44] <rww> oh joy, lag time again.
[22:44] <mehwork> what do i need to get flashplayer for a 64bit machine running ubuntu?
[22:45] <FunnyLookinHat> mehwork, Try this ? http://digitizor.com/2011/07/14/flash-11-64-bit-linux/
[22:45] <mehwork> do i still need to get the x86-64 ppa
[22:45] <FunnyLookinHat> That's what I did - it worked... problem is some websites detect something besides 10.X and fart out on you.
[22:45] <FunnyLookinHat> AFAIK yes.
[22:46] <FunnyLookinHat> mehwork, Err - instructions here: http://digitizor.com/2011/07/14/install-64-bit-flash-11-ubuntu-11-04/
[22:47] <szal> StepNjump: 194 Temperature_Celsius     0x0022   139   070   000    Old_age   Always       -       33 <- example from one of my HDDs
[22:47] <fffff> hiya guys. i'm trying to completely automate an install and I'm 99.5% of the way there, but I can't figure out how to specify the keyboard options. The 11.04 installation guide suggests I can do something like console-setup/ask_detect=false console-setup/layoutcode=us  but they're\ not working.
[22:47] <mehwork> FunnyLookinHat: i have lucid lynx btw
[22:47] <FunnyLookinHat> mehwork, Ah - well I would think the PPA would work either way...
[22:49] <qdbus> join/quit flash mob?
[22:49] <iceroot> what is the common way to remove all gnome-packages from 11.04 and have a clean lubuntu-desktop?
[22:50] <fffff> qdbus - maybe. and me with a question in the midst of the mess :)
[22:50] <iceroot> so i need to remove everything which ubuntu-desktop is pulling
[22:50] <zykotick9> !purelxde | iceroot
[22:50] <atoi> What should I use for sftp client on ubuntu lucid?
[22:50] <StepNjump> szal how do I install smartctl?
[22:51] <climbe2> lartza and dr-willis: much appreciative of your help...problems fixed
[22:51] <szal> StepNjump: smartmontools is the pkg name
[22:51] <zykotick9> atoi, gftp or filezilla are two options
[22:51] <st47>  /usr/bin/sftp?
[22:51] <iceroot> zykotick9: ah thank you i was searching in !purdekde and there is no 11.04
[22:51] <atoi> should have mentioned: looking for command line sftp client.
[22:51] <iceroot> atoi: sftp
[22:51] <mehwork> FunnyLookinHat: worked beautifully thanks
[22:51] <FunnyLookinHat> mehwork, for sure
[22:52] <atoi> Oh, what the hell... it's already installed.
[22:52] <st47> of course it is
[22:52] <atoi> What package is it part of? I did an aptitude search on "sftp" and it didn't turn up.
[22:52] <zelozelos_> i was wondering, since blender 2.49b uses python 2.5 it says its "unsatisfiable" is ther any way around? can i install 2.5 w/o messing up anything?
[22:52] <manlymatt83> I added a "deb" and "deb src" to my natty install that pointed to a karmic repository for a specific version of a piece of software (389, specifically).  I then did apt-get update and then installed about 6-7 packages from the ppa URL.  Everything seems to work fine... is this an acceptable practice?  Or could the karmic install have messed with something on my natty setup now?
[22:52] <climbe2> dr_willis, thanks for your help...after 8 hours of searching and trying, problem is fixed... much appreciative
[22:52] <StepNjump> ok szal let me give it a try. thanks
[22:52] <climbe2> thanks everyone else as well
[22:53] <kichawa> new mysql serv in ubu lte
[22:54] <exutux> atoi: it's part of openssh-client,  dpkg -S sftp says that
[22:55] <exutux> openssh-server: /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server
[22:55] <exutux> openssh-client: /usr/bin/sftp
[22:55] <atoi> ah.
[22:56] <atoi> thanks exutux
[22:56] <exutux> it doesn't metter
[22:57] <slicslak> what's up with links on google to ubuntuforums these days?  I get the "You are not logged in or you do not have permission to access this page." error
[22:57] <szal> depends on the link, I guess
[22:57] <terry> slicslak: Exactly what links?  Show us one.
[22:58] <exutux> matter* :p
[22:58] <qin> slicslak: Same here, got idea that meybe there was clean up in forums, happens only via search engine.
[22:59] <nit-wit> slicslak, because of complaints that some are old there is a new protocol
[22:59] <szal> slicslak, qin: example of a link please
[23:00] <qin> szal: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=455644
[23:00] <slicslak> http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=ubuntu+some+question+here first link is http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=219913
[23:00] <nit-wit> slicslak,  szal http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1807689
[23:00] <szal> qin: old thread moved to archive
[23:01] <szal> slicslak: same for your link
[23:01] <slicslak> so the googles is outdated then
[23:01] <slicslak> annoying.  it's been happening quite a lot for me lately
[23:01] <qin> slicslak: Neat!
[23:02] <szal> slicslak: "The Archives have been restricted to logged in users because we had complaints that old fixes from old threads were breaking user systems."
[23:02] <slicslak> lol
[23:02] <slicslak> s'pose that makes sense
[23:03] <szal> nit-wit: thx for the pointer
[23:03] <nit-wit> szal, no problem I had read it yesterday.;)
[23:04] <joshlegs> hey all
[23:06] <under> Hi all. I cannot understand why I have not the permission to write: http://pastebin.com/5dZxeQRd
[23:07] <szal> under: because root is not the owner of the file, and the permission for "other" is set to read only
[23:07] <webad_13> I have a computer on 11.04 that randomly freezes - when this happens while playing a movie it loops the last 1-2 secs of sound. I cannot move mouse or give any commands using a keyboard - computer is totally dead and I can only turn it off by holding the power button. It is using unity and has nvidia - and I did try upgrading to a newer kernel (39) but same problem
[23:08] <bl4ckcomb`> under, chmod a+w or chown root the file
[23:08] <klay> hi guys.
[23:08] <klay> i have this hella problem... got a new foxcon am3 board
[23:08] <sw0rdfish> guys a download through sftp terminal is frozen, saying "stalled"
[23:08] <sw0rdfish> what can I do to resume it :)
[23:08] <szal> webad_13: smells like a hardware issue
[23:09] <klay> and my usb wifi linksys dongle that works on my #! 9.4 will not work on lubuntu 1o.1o
[23:10] <under> szal, bl4ckcomb that directory was created from this pc (ubuntu) via shares-admin and I gave the permission to write
[23:10] <szal> under: to your normal user, yes
[23:10] <webad_13> szal: hmmm, I am afraid of that too - graphics had an issue before and was "fixed"... processor was potentially damaged during some overclocking... there is a lot of material for hardware issues to be honest. I just googled a bit and I saw that quite some people had problems with 11.04 random freezes
[23:11] <klay> wusb54gc
[23:11] <webad_13> szal: would the crash be logged someplace in /var/log ?
[23:12] <under> szal, so, how can I write?
[23:12] <qin> under: What shares?
[23:12] <szal> webad_13: most probably not..  you could boot a live CD after a crash & see if some log has anything (logs are usually re-created after reboot)
[23:13] <under> qin, shares-admin
[23:14] <coz_> webad_13,  you could check  /var/log/Xorg.0.log for any errors reported however  ,, ongoing errors ,,
[23:14] <qin> under: You mean smb sshfs nfs? Both machines linux? Using root on shares is quite strange.
[23:15] <szal> coz_, webad_13: for the previous X session there is /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old
[23:15] <coz_> szal,  this is true  ..yes
[23:16] <under> qin, http://goo.gl/ZoVnq, yes, the server is ubuntu, the client is a dreambox, a sat decoder
[23:19] <qin> under: Need some reading, cool hardware, this dreambox.
[23:20] <your_mum> hh
[23:20] <iceroot> is there something like "nm-applet" for lxde?
[23:20] <aa555> nit-wit: you there? im on the live cd, im issuing the command in grub: find /boot/grub/stage1  but it cant find it
[23:21] <coz_> iceroot,  mm not sure,, did you check in #lxde channel?
[23:21] <cook1es_> How can I continue using the Terminal after using sudo gkedit?
[23:21] <Corey> cook1es_: &
[23:22] <iceroot> coz_: i will have a look, mainchannel doesnt seem to be on freenode
[23:22] <dr_willis> iceroot:  i thought lubuntu/lxde used the gnome network manager applet..
[23:22] <Corey> cook1es_: Alternately, ctrl z, then bg <enter>
[23:22] <coz_> dr_willis,  ah  yes I forgot about lubuntu :)
[23:22] <dr_willis> cook1es_:  'gksudo gedit &'
[23:22] <iceroot> dr_willis: if i am correct its using wicd instead of network-manager and nm-applet is only working with network-manager
[23:23] <nit-wit> aa555,
[23:23] <nit-wit> I'm here
[23:23] <dr_willis> iceroot:  i dident notice it using wicd on this pc last week..  but ive reinstalled since then. so dont have lubuntu here any more
[23:23] <aa555> I don't know what to do nit-wit it can't find the stage1 file
[23:23] <dr_willis> You can install the normal network manager and it should work id imagine if it is using wicd
[23:23] <dr_willis> brb
[23:24] <nit-wit> aa555, follow this link. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Copy%20LiveCD%20Files
[23:24] <iceroot> dr_willis: i was wiping out everything from ubuntu-desktop and installing lubuntu-desktop and there is no networki-manager. but if it is possible to use network manager with nm-applet i will use that because there is nothing better then nm-applet
[23:24] <nit-wit> aa555, this is for grub2
[23:24] <aa555> nit-wit: ok
[23:24] <ping-77-linux-fs> ciao
[23:25] <nit-wit> aa555, the link defaults to reloading grub2 from the live cd, just the fdisk comand to identify the partition then the next to commands then reboot
[23:25] <iceroot> dr_willis: ajh network-managewr is still there, just nm-applet has gone
[23:25] <nit-wit> *to=twoP
[23:26] <cook1es_> dr_willis, corey, lol: http://localhostr.com/files/RzxO8fH/capture.png
[23:27] <Lewoco> How do I disable startup nofication?
[23:27] <pc500> How does ifconfig choose adapter names?  Is there a limit of 12 adapters?
[23:27] <pc500> I've noticed that after 12, I start getting some funky names -- ie: eth6-eth4 Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:80:c8:3a:95:e8
[23:28] <iceroot> dr_willis: i was wiping out everything from ubuntu-desktop and installing lubuntu-desktop and there is no networki-manager. but if it is possible to use network manager with nm-applet i will use that because there is nothing better then nm-applet2 to or something similiar to change volumen-control and see new mails on lxde?
[23:28] <nit-wit> Lewoco, you want specific things right?
[23:28] <Lewoco> nit-wit, No, I want to totally disable it.
[23:28] <enigmus> What does ATTRS{id} match in udev .rules? Does it match the vendor:device pair given by lsubs?
[23:28] <iceroot> pc500: ifconfig is not choosing the names, its udev. there is no limit
[23:28] <aa555> nit-wit: how do i know if i have a separate boot partition?
[23:28] <user_> pratchett.freenode.net: Yo soy kampeon del mundo de kung fu, de un golpe seko en la kabeza te saco el cerebro por la ventana.
[23:28] <user_> aa555: Kita la negrita o te aplikamos la eutanasia por ke tu vida es una mierda.
[23:29] <qin> under: Since you will use nfs, you would look at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo , not sure is your uid problem produced by admin-shares
[23:29] <user_> qin: Estaria bien ke te follan el culo?
[23:29] <pc500> iceroot:  - Any reason why udev decided to use a name like "eth6-eth4"?
[23:29] <user_> pc500: Tu estas en los semaforos, estas grabado en video.
[23:29] <qin> user_: Sure.
[23:29] <user_> qin: Estoy aki kon tu puta madre al movil y me piro.
[23:29] <szal> !es | user_
[23:29] <user_> szal: Yo soy ario y yo te lo comas.
[23:29] <user_> ubottu: Tu estas en estado terminal.
[23:29] <user_> ubottu: Relaja las nalgas mientras te muerdo el kuello.
[23:29] <user_> ubottu: Eres un puto frakasado de la constitucion pone ke todo fornido ario mazado tiene derecho a internet?
[23:29] <user_> ubottu: Te reto a un negro para ke konozkas a mi kasa a hacer una orgia.
[23:29] <user_> ubottu: Ya es la hora, tus kuidadores estan empalmados esperando a romperte la kara a patadas.
[23:29] <FloodBot1> user_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:29] <user_> ubottu: Estamos rekogiendo firmas para ke los seres superiores como yo te vamos a castrar.
[23:29] <user_> FloodBot1: Estas aki para vejarte cuando nos aburrimos.
[23:29] <user_> ubottu: Esta tarde vas a comer mi mierda aria, no te baneo.
[23:29] <aa555> lmao
[23:29] <szal> !ops
[23:29] <nit-wit> aa555, the windows 7 probably installed a bootmanager, but grub will see it.
[23:29] <nit-wit> aa555, a W& boot partition
[23:30] <nit-wit> W7
[23:30] <pc500> trying to get the bot kicked?
[23:30] <aa555> nit-wit: Example: sudo mount /dev/sda1 Note: If the user has a separate /boot partition, this must be mounted to /mnt/boot
[23:31] <Belboz999> questions such as "what is the package called?"  or, "what is the driver called?" remain unanswered by this large block of techical gibberish
[23:31] <nit-wit> aa555, you are reloading grub to the mbr, if you did not make a boot partition for ubuntu you don't have one.
[23:31] <aa555> k
[23:31] <Corey> Belboz999: I'm sorry?
[23:31] <nit-wit> aa555, notice that where the link defaults has 3 methods only use the first.
[23:32] <Belboz999> Corey: I'm trying to install the latest open source ATI / AMD video drivers on Ubuntu 11.04, but I can't find any basic step by step information on how to go about that
[23:32] <under> bl4ckcomb`, chmod: .: Operation not permitted
[23:32] <Corey> Belboz999: Aren't there stable versions in the repositories?
[23:33] <bl4ckcomb`> under, demand it
[23:33] <Belboz999> the community documentation states what the newer driver is based on, what latest cards it supports, but not what it's actually called
[23:33] <bl4ckcomb`> -> sudo
[23:33] <Belboz999> the stable drivers don't have as much 3D support, as stated elsewhere in that documentation
[23:33] <under> bl4ckcomb, the server is ubuntu, the client not
[23:33] <Belboz999> of course, that could be a misnomer as well, I have no idea what's what at this point
[23:34] <Belboz999> Corey: ^^^
[23:34] <qin> under: I think NC10 is owned by 1000
[23:34] <pc500> iick, udev is making a mess of device names:
[23:34] <pc500> [   16.182353] <30>udev[368]: renamed network interface eth11 to eth11-eth7
[23:34] <pc500> [   16.371957] <30>udev[370]: renamed network interface eth7 to eth7-eth5
[23:34] <pc500>  
[23:35] <pc500> Isn't it supposed to go back and "clean up" the names to their final name?
[23:35] <bl4ckcomb`> under, how is that related?
[23:35] <Belboz999> Corey: I just got a brand new Radeon HD6770 (Juniper) and would simply like to install the latest driver with the best 3D support
[23:35] <pc500> It's just leaving them at the "ethx-ethx" name, which looks like a temporary holding name to me due to the real name being in use.
[23:36] <under> ok bl4ckcomb qin , was enough to give chmod 777 from server, thanks
[23:36] <qin> under: sudo touch /home/giuseppe/DreamBox/test2
[23:37] <aa555> nit-wit: so im finished after this command? sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sdX
[23:37] <qin> under: Ah, you on client...
[23:38] <under> also yes :)
[23:38] <nit-wit> aa555, you realize that the X=the HD for example sda if fdisk shows that
[23:39] <aa555> nit-wit: yes im not that dumb
[23:39] <nit-wit> aa555, if you ran ethier command with the X it is wrong
[23:39] <nit-wit> cool
[23:39] <aa555> nit-wit: it is hanging...forever though it seems: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda Probing devices to guess BIOS drives. This may take a long time.
[23:39] <nit-wit> reboot and run a grub-upadte in ubuntu.
[23:39] <szal> nit-wit: update-grub
[23:40] <aa555> nit-wit: the ubuntu on my HD? i cant get to that ubuntu
[23:40] <nit-wit> aa555, you had run other things before asking for help was and partition mounted?
[23:40] <aa555> yes
[23:40] <aa555> i mounted
[23:40] <nit-wit> aa555, run the script and paste the text in a pastebin.   http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[23:41] <nit-wit> *this
[23:41] <aa555> nit-wit: it moved: Installing GRUB to /dev/sda as (hd0)...
[23:41] <aa555> installation finishished nit-wit no error reported: (fd0)    /dev/fd0 (hd0)    /dev/sda
[23:42] <nit-wit> aa555, If it has not workwed run the script I poated and pastebin the texy file generated
[23:42] <nit-wit> wored poated
[23:42] <aa555> ok so i should be able to reboot and get to the boot menu?
[23:43] <nit-wit> worked posted doh
[23:43] <aa555> and pick my beloved ubuntu
[23:43] <nit-wit> aa555, hopefully.;)
[23:43] <aa555> nit-wit: k will report
[23:43] <nit-wit> cool
[23:44] <lwizardl> hi
[23:45] <lwizardl> whats a good application to record your screencasts with audio
[23:45] <lwizardl> ?
[23:45] <valdergallo> Hi, im have problems to install empathy on ubuntu 64 :(
[23:45] <valdergallo> Anyone, can help me ?
[23:46] <zykotick9> valdergallo, isn't empathy installed by default?  "sudo apt-get install empathy" help?  are you trying to get a newer version?
[23:46] <valdergallo> zykotick9, yeap ... check this
[23:48] <zykotick9> valdergallo, i don't appreciate PMs with pastes, someone else can help you.
[23:49] <goodtime> yeah couldnt you just use pastebin?
[23:50] <zykotick9> valdergallo, also there is some method to use "C" or "c" to get output in english
[23:50] <Belboz999> anyone have any ideas on this?
[23:50] <Belboz999> xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd : Depends: xorg-video-abi-9.0 but it is not installable
[23:50] <goodtime> hmm intresting
[23:51] <goodtime> idk
[23:52] <Belboz999> I've tried sudo apt-get -f install, apt-get update, as well as sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[23:53] <Belboz999> I think I'll just reboot it, I purged a few older drivers, might still be lurking in RAM or cache somewhere
[23:54] <bkerensa> Does anyone know how to fix my update manager it keeps saying I haven't checked for updates in 7 days and yet I check daily
[23:55] <ssfdre38> hey where are the Xchat source files at?
[23:55] <goodtime> i hate xchat lol
[23:55] <ssfdre38> well
[23:55] <goodtime> i should give bitchx a try
[23:56] <goodtime> i used it years ago
[23:56] <nit-wit> we all so wanted to knlw that goodtime
[23:58] <bkerensa> Does anyone know how to fix my update manager it keeps saying I haven't checked for updates in 7 days and yet I check daily?
[23:58] <phlux> indeed. I don't know what I would have done with myself had I not heard goodtime's displeasure with a piece of software, and lack of evidence to support his opinion and why it is relevant.
[23:59] <aa555> nit-wit: i rebooted and it went straight to the grub command line, didnt know what to do
[23:59] <goodtime> true
[23:59] <nit-wit> aa555, lets see the bootscript run.   http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/  pastebin the generated text.