[00:00] <viktyr_korimir> zykotick: Thank you, I will try that.
[00:00] <DthenQ> edbian - is there a way to do it with permission in gui? i know in terminal use sudo
[00:00] <zykotick9> !tab > viktyr_korimir
[00:00] <edbian> DthenQ: gksudo nautilus to open a gui window as root (but be careful with it!)
[00:01] <DthenQ> cooool thanks
[00:01] <DthenQ> might just leave this one in the home folder this time around though
[00:01] <edbian> DthenQ: sure
[00:01] <edbian> DthenQ: sure
[00:03] <viktyr_korimir> zykotick9: Thank you, yes, I found it. I think the problem was on the other end.
[00:03] <DthenQ> #programmers
[00:04] <djjonex> ipod says "disabled try in 21 million minute" :(
[00:05] <magn3ts> So if I've used `macchanger` how do I recover my original MAC address without a reboot??
[00:05] <viktyr_korimir> How do I give myself permission to extract archives to /usr?
[00:05] <ikonia> viktyr_korimir: you don't want to do that
[00:06] <ikonia> viktyr_korimir: keep it in your home directory where it doesn't cause any issues with the base system
[00:06] <viktyr_korimir> ikonia: Noted.
[00:06] <djjonex> how can i use my ipod ...says its disabled try in 21 millions minutes
[00:07] <edbian> viktyr_korimir: ikonia is right you should not do that.  (if you did want to do it anyway you'd use sudo)
[00:08] <viktyr_korimir> edbian: I haven't used a command prompt since MS-DOS. Something tells me I am in for a bit of a learning curve on this one.
[00:08] <edbian> viktyr_korimir: :)
[00:09]  * Milez- feels smarter all of the sudden.
[00:09] <Milez-> ;)
[00:10] <viktyr_korimir> Okay, now I have a silly question. I understand Mac OS X is also Unix-based. Are Mac binaries compatible?
[00:11] <h00k> viktyr_korimir: no
[00:11] <viktyr_korimir> Damn. I didn't think so.
[00:11] <Desyncify> Hello
[00:11] <Desyncify> Is there anyway to get a windows ISO on a usb while using ubuntu??
[00:11] <TrueColors> Why is the 64bit download of Ubuntu ... AMD64 when it's not AMD processors?
[00:11] <ikonia> TrueColors: we went through this earlier with you
[00:11] <centHOGG> the standard 64 was set by amd
[00:11] <edbian> TrueColors: because that's the official name of 64 bit architecture because AMD invented it
[00:11] <ikonia> TrueColors: the true name for 64bit on x86 platform is amd64 -
[00:12] <kazzy> viktyr_korimir, not to say it couldn't be done, but it'll be the equivalent of writing OS X
[00:12] <Milez-> thats interesting, i always wondered why that was.
[00:12] <TrueColors> Ah, so even intels at 64bit are still AMD?
[00:12] <ikonia> TrueColors: correct
[00:12] <kazzy> yes
[00:12] <kazzy> ia64 is a totally different architecture
[00:12] <centHOGG> yes
[00:12] <TrueColors> Sorry, I didn't recall it being explained.
[00:12] <edbian> viktyr_korimir: No, mac runs on a different kernel so the binaries won't work (that's the biggest of many reasons)
[00:13] <edbian> TrueColors: a 64 bit intel processor would be architecture: amd_64
[00:13] <edbian> TrueColors: some with an amd 64 bit processor
[00:13] <edbian> same*
[00:13] <TrueColors> ah... yeah it only just crossed my mind... "wait, amd is a processor..."
[00:15] <derrick131> anybody know where i can get the evolution 3.03 deb file?
[00:15] <viktyr_korimir> Thank you for explaining.
[00:16] <Anonymouse> Good day all
[00:17] <Milez-> howdy
[00:17] <Ghostx562> Hello
[00:18] <viktyr_korimir> Since it seems like almost everything I want is only available in source code form... is there a *simple* way to compile from source?
[00:18] <Ghostx562> I am using Ubuntu Server 11.04. I am using it as a media server for streaming files and such
[00:18] <Milez-> viktyr_korimir - You should probably using an install manager to get things installed.  Like apt-get ?
[00:18] <Milez-> what are you trying to install ?
[00:19] <enchilado> viktyr_korimir: I've never done any compiling that wasn't simple.
[00:19] <Ghostx562> I have installed mediatomb for streaming to ps3 and upnp devices. I am looking at where to i place files inside of the hard drive?
[00:19] <JamJams> Hi I've got a question regarding ifconfig if a normal users runs it gets the responce "Warning: cannot open /proc/net/dev (No such file or directory). Limited output." -- But if I run it as sudo it displays fine :/
[00:19] <JamJams> Is there anyway to allow normal users access to it?
[00:20] <ikonia> JamJams: setuid on it
[00:20] <Ghostx562> I am using Ubuntu Server 11.04. I am using it as a media server for streaming files and such.  I have installed mediatomb for streaming to ps3 and upnp devices. I am looking at where to i place files inside of the hard drive?
[00:20] <viktyr_korimir> Milez: Dolphin emulator. I may or may not take a crack at some of the open source Mugen clones later.
[00:21] <JamJams> ikonia how does one do that?
[00:21] <ikonia> JamJams: chmod http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setuid
[00:21] <TrueColors> viktyr, https://launchpad.net/~glennric/+archive/dolphin-emu
[00:22] <TrueColors> would you like me to walk you through how to install that?
[00:22] <OerHeks> Ghostx562, this wiki is awesome > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MediaTomb >> To share media files, first open the MediaTomb web interface http://localhost:49152/
[00:22] <zykotick9> viktyr_korimir, try to avoid source compile installs if at all possible, but if you do start installing from source, check out checkinstall.  You can get details from "/msg ubottu !checkinstall"
[00:22] <JamJams> I tried a chmod 777 -R /proc/net/dev ikonia it did nothing
[00:22] <viktyr_korimir> zykotick9: Thank you.
[00:22] <ikonia> JamJams: no, that's not setting the setuid bit
[00:22] <xangua> TrueColors: read the instructions there helps
[00:22] <ikonia> JamJams: and you need to do it on the ifconfig binary
[00:23] <DthenQ> Queston: Where does  USB drive show up in the linux directory structure? ie how do you find it in the terminal?
[00:23] <ikonia> JamJams: proc is a dynamic file system that gets re-created everytime the system boots, so it's pointless modifying that
[00:23] <TrueColors> xangua, I was offering help... not asking for it? ~ confused ~
[00:23] <JamJams> Ah
[00:23] <JamJams> I still don't understand how setuid works tbh
[00:24] <ikonia> JamJams: have a read of that page.
[00:24] <zykotick9> DthenQ, use "dmesg" and/or "mount" - they're treated as scsi devices so, /dev/sdX# type thing
[00:24] <Ghostx562> OerHeks, Thanks!
[00:24] <xangua> TrueColors: is black a real color┬┐ confused too :P and offtopic, sorry then ;)
[00:24] <mattalexx> Is there something I can install that will give me a remote web interface to stream media files ?
[00:24] <centHOGG> xbmc has an xmmm plugin for that
[00:24] <DthenQ> zykotick0 thanks
[00:25] <TrueColors> what the heck.
[00:25] <HizMonster> Hello.  Can anyone answer this: I have 4 RAM slots, with 1x2 GBs of RAM in the slots.  Would I notice much of a difference if I upgraded to the 4GBs of RAM and installed the 64bit version of Ubuntu ?
[00:25] <zykotick9> !tab > DthenQ
[00:25] <centHOGG> oh yeah
[00:25] <centHOGG> better bandwidth
[00:26] <DthenQ> zykotick9, thanks again!
[00:26] <zykotick9> HizMonster, it really depends on what you are doing, but probably not much no
[00:26] <HizMonster> Also, would just installing the 64bit on the 2GBs make any difference/change ?
[00:26] <kucouyf> Hello! I need help please! :)
[00:26] <JamJams> ikonia I still don't follow
[00:26] <ikonia> JamJams: what's not clear ?
[00:27] <JamJams> How I apply that to allowing normal users to view ifconfig
[00:27] <HizMonster> zykotick9: Since the other machine is the gaming one, pretty much just web browsing, maybe some image editing, viewing mp4,wmv, using it to listen to spotify maybe if it runs ok, so forth.. (media player/webbrowsing I guess)
[00:27] <zykotick9> HizMonster, i typically think 4GB+ as a baseline for using 64bit, BUT i personally run 64bit on any CPU that supports it, including my EEEPC with 1GB ram
[00:27] <ikonia> JamJams: so if you set the setuid on the binary, users can use it as "root"
[00:27] <ikonia> JamJams: it executes as the user, but assume certain root privileges
[00:27] <DthenQ> actually i found my USB drive in a folder called /media
[00:27] <ikonia> JamJams: so you just set it on the binary, not for one user, just set it on the binary.
[00:27] <HizMonster> zykotick9: This is a E2160 machine. (Dell Inspiron 530)
[00:27] <JamJams> So how do I do that, I don't even know we're the binary is :/
[00:27] <HizMonster> an^
[00:28] <edbian> kucouyf: with what?
[00:28] <ikonia> JamJams: "which ifconfig"
[00:28] <ikonia> JamJams: that will tell you where it is
[00:28] <zykotick9> HizMonster, you'll probably NOT benefit much (if at all) from 64bit then.  If you're doing a lot of encoding - then yes.
[00:28] <JamJams> That fixed it thanks :_
[00:28] <JamJams> ;)
[00:28] <ikonia> JamJams: well done
[00:29] <HizMonster> zykotick9: Nah.  If I'm doing any encoding or anything I'll keep to the Windows 7 machine , with it's all 4 cores and so on.
[00:29] <josvuk> Hello, How to feed young rabbits when the mother don't have enough milk?
[00:29] <x0rs> Does anyone know how to turn on my delete button and ctrl-V in nautilus using Gnome 3 Shell
[00:29] <zykotick9> HizMonster, then 32bit is probably a better fit for you then
[00:29] <HizMonster> zykotick9: I was pretty much just trying to get off of XP on all machines.  Since most of the programs I use are already Linux native. (besides mIRC and spotify)
[00:30] <josvuk> Hi, is there a good chatroom for questions about rabbits?
[00:30] <HizMonster> ..wtf
[00:30] <ikonia> HizMonster: easy on the language please.
[00:31] <HizMonster> ikonia: .
[00:31] <Stanley00> !alis | josvuk
[00:31] <OerHeks> josvuk soymilk will do, but this is no animal-help room. not sure if there is any # Freenode
[00:31] <ikonia> !wtf > HizMonster
[00:32] <josvuk> ubottu: how to write rabbits? is it right with double b?
[00:32] <DthenQ> !wtf > DthenQ
[00:32] <josvuk> ubouttu: rabbits
[00:33] <ikonia> josvuk: try ##english for english language questions
[00:33] <josvuk> ubottu: weather
[00:33] <ikonia> josvuk: please play with the bot in pm
[00:33] <n00buntu> Please, I need a little help with my Ubuntu..
[00:33] <zykotick9> DthenQ, you can use "/msg ubottu !foo" to get factoids privately
[00:33] <Stanley00> n00buntu: just ask your question...
[00:33] <ikonia> n00buntu: just ask
[00:35] <n00buntu> I just installed ubuntu 11.04 on my laptop. it worked fine, I downloaded some updates and when they where done it asked me to restart my computer, whitch i did. but when i restarted i only came upun some msdos-ish looking thing that i could not understand :/
[00:36] <n00buntu> sorry for the lenght :p
[00:36] <ikonia> n00buntu: what video card do you have ?
[00:36] <n00buntu> gimme a couple of secs
[00:37] <HizMonster> Oh yeah, one other thing: Is the nVidia vs ATi/AMD driver war still on ?  Or is ATi/AMD drivers acceptable now ?
[00:37] <n00buntu> not really a good one, its not what i would call a computer, its a mini-laptop or whatever xD
[00:37] <ikonia> HizMonster: there is no war
[00:37] <ikonia> HizMonster: both vendors have good/bad supported cards.
[00:37] <HizMonster> ikonia: I have a 4670 ATi
[00:38] <HizMonster> ikonia: Is that a pretty fairly supported model ?
[00:38] <n00buntu> Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family
[00:38] <ikonia> HizMonster: I don't know, look it up
[00:38] <n00buntu> is what it sez
[00:39] <HizMonster> ikonia: where?
[00:39] <ikonia> HizMonster: on the ati website, it has a whole section dedicated to the linux drivers
[00:41] <josvuk> msg alis list #rabbit
[00:42] <jpmh> udev does not create /dev/usb/myscreen even though I have added a rule file to /etc/udev/init.d
[00:44] <srosenberg> join #alfresco
[00:45] <n00buntu> so i keep getting this "grub" kinda dos-like thing when i try to start unbuntu..
[00:47] <rhin0> grub has a command prompt to allow you to tweak the boot of the system
[00:48] <rhin0> it's either grub or lilo
[00:48] <rhin0> boot manager
[00:48] <n00buntu> how would i do such a thing?
[00:48] <rhin0> if you're just getting a grub prompt your system has not fully installed
[00:48] <rhin0> or it needs something to boot
[00:48] <rhin0> does it boot
[00:48] <n00buntu> but it worked just fine half an hour ago :(
[00:48] <n00buntu> could be
[00:49] <rhin0> just hit return on the prompt it may boot
[00:49] <n00buntu> but im pretty sure it installed correctly
[00:49] <n00buntu> i'll try
[00:49] <n00buntu> thanks
[00:49] <n00buntu> :)
[00:52] <n00buntu> i got nothing when i pressed return
[00:52] <n00buntu> :(
[00:53] <Arsin> Hey how can I get testdisk to run, I have changed my directory to the folder, now how would I run it?
[00:54] <Arsin> On a live cd of kubuntu 9.10 because that's all I had
[00:54] <n00buntu> rhin0 : you said something about booting something? could yoo repeat that?
[00:54] <triunity> Hey is there any way I can get ubuntu to print the details of my ram?  (not just how much, but amount of pins, maybe company info...)
[00:54] <TrueColors> Arsin, assuming this is in Terminal ... what abou doing... sudo testdisk
[00:55] <Arsin> TrueColors: There's only a file named, testdisk.8
[00:55] <rhin0> hit return on the prompt it may just boot
[00:55] <Arsin> "command not found", if I type that
[00:55] <wooter> triunity, i don't think that information is available
[00:55] <n00buntu> rhin0 : i tried, nothing.
[00:55] <wooter> triunity, pull the cover off and have a look
[00:56] <triunity> Really?  I mean, lspci gives me all types of info about my pci devices...
[00:56] <triunity> Wooter, I do believe you are missing the point.  If i could write a program to "pull of the cover and look" then that'd work
[00:56] <TrueColors> Well apparently all you're suppose to do is open up terminal, no need to navigate to a folder and typing in "sudo testdisk" or just "testdisk" then hitting enter...
[00:56] <TrueColors> Idk
[00:56] <TrueColors> I'm goin to get some rice pudding... and I'm not sharing either.
[00:57] <rhin0> not an expert on it n00buntu .. just giving some feedback about what grub is for .. if it doesn't boot I think there is something wrong with your install
[00:57] <triunity> wooter, surely you could think of SOMETHING that could give me some details about the ram.
[00:57] <rhin0> ask someone else
[00:57] <prod_> I dont swear often but photorec is a fuckin godsend!
[00:58] <TrueColors> but make sure you have ran... sudo apt-get install testdisk ... Arsin
[00:58] <wooter> triunity, you could make a program to detect motherboard model, then it in turn googles the specs and returns the values :)
[00:58] <rypervenche> prod_: Saved some data?
[00:58] <prod_> over 100 Jpegs recovered! my mates gonna own me a lot of beers at this rate
[00:58] <triunity> *twitch* webpage scratching doesn't sound good either
[00:58] <Arsin> TrueColors: No package so it claims
[00:59] <rypervenche> prod_: They normally charge thousands of dollars for that...you'd better get alot of beers. :P
[00:59] <prod_> just shot up to 150
[00:59] <SIFTU> prod_: lol, it is one of those great utilities
[00:59] <prod_> lol
[00:59] <prod_> great is an understatement :D
[00:59] <triunity> Not to mention, my sys has both a 1 - 1gb chip and 2 - 512mb chips... google couldn't know that
[00:59] <n00buntu> Someone Else : my ubuntu wont start.. i think there may be an error msg in there, but to quick to see it, then it sends me to something called "grub" whitch i dont really understand.. :(
[01:00] <n00buntu> btw, it worked fine a little while ago after the install
[01:00] <triunity> n00buntu, if you are being sent to ram, then your install is messed up.  Try doing a recovery install.  Luckly you can do that from a Ubuntu Live CD
[01:00] <wooter> triunity, maybe something along these lines http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/check-ram-speed-linux/
[01:01] <TrueColors> Arsin, I'm not sure... have you tried the download option from a website? If that doesn't work then... I'm out of ideas.
[01:01] <triunity> n00buntu, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[01:01] <triunity> wooter, thanks for the link
[01:01] <Arsin> TrueColors: I have the downloaded version from the site, have it and I'm in the directory now
[01:01] <dragonkiller> i have try all installion dvd cd usb network install but i can't get 11.04 to install i did once but couldn't boot in to it because grub wasn't install right every thime i try with the dvd or cd install it stops at the isolinux 4.03 date  persons name
[01:02] <dragonkiller> and it just stops right there
[01:03] <triunity> wooter, a bit overkill, but i can reduce data! Thanks so very much!
[01:03] <perlstein> hey, anyone here a grub expert?
[01:04] <djr013> Can someone please have the bot tell me I'm off topic please? :)
[01:04] <mattalexx> perlstein, If I were you, I would just ask the question
[01:04] <segol> Need to disable KMS on i845 GPU, using "sudo echo options i915 modeset=0 > /etc/modprobe.d/i915-kms.conf" gets a "permission denied" How tf can root be denied?
[01:04] <jrib> djr013: /msg ubottu offtopic
[01:04] <djr013> jrib th
[01:04] <djr013> thx
[01:05] <prod_> 1500 and rapidly climbing, I can see why my friend was so upset when he came over mine, he was prob worried his wife would devorce him :D
[01:05] <SIFTU> triunity: you want "dmidecode --type memory"
[01:05] <rhin0> i've finally got a stable install but I can't run a snazzy dell laptop
[01:05] <rhin0> inspiron 1525 = rock solid
[01:06] <SIFTU> triunity: sorry looks like I was too late
[01:06] <dragonkiller> the only version i can get installed in 10.4
[01:06] <triunity> SIFTU, Yea thanks for the help though
[01:06] <triunity> Ohh and this works better:
[01:06] <triunity> sudo dmidecode --type 17 | less
[01:06] <meterpreter10> rhin0: inspiron rocks
[01:06] <centHOGG> heh
[01:07] <rhin0> meterpreter10: selling inspiron m5010 -- totally incompatible IMO
[01:07] <meterpreter10> rhin0: inspiron rocks
[01:07] <rhin0> inspiron 1525 is totally compatible
[01:07] <rhin0> but not very fast
[01:07] <noobuntu> triunity : the site you referred to was for having installed windows after ubuntu. i have it the other way around.. and when i try to launch my live-usb, it tells me i have to uninstall my ubuntu in order to proceed..
[01:08] <SubCool> fat32 cant handle more than 4gb right?
[01:08] <triunity> n00buntu, you are correct in that the site is about a certain issue, however the way to solve your current issue should be the same
[01:08] <mattalexx> SubCool, Right
[01:08] <SubCool> crap
[01:08] <ahura-mazda> gud morning
[01:08] <triunity> you need to remap grub to your boot sector
[01:08] <ahura-mazda> i need help pliz.. can anybody help me?
[01:08] <noobuntu> okay i'll try :)
[01:08] <triunity> and the live cd/usb can do that
[01:09] <ahura-mazda> i have a problem regarding linux ubuntu 11.04
[01:09] <noobuntu> ok, and would i still have to uninstall my ubuntu?
[01:09] <ahura-mazda> my computer, is running linux ubuntu 10.04
[01:09] <ahura-mazda> the other one is 11.04
[01:09] <triunity> Nope, if you can get grub to access your boot sector, then your install should work just fine ;)
[01:09] <rhin0> its not "fat" SubCool its ext4
[01:09] <rhin0> fat32 is windows
[01:10] <rhin0> filing system
[01:10] <triunity> rhin0 isn't windowz using a NTFS file system last time i checked?
[01:10] <ahura-mazda> hellow..
[01:10] <ahura-mazda> anybody can help me??
[01:10] <rhin0> not sure
[01:10] <Ttech> yes
[01:10] <Ttech> windows has used NTFS for 3 versions now
[01:10] <triunity> Whats your problem, ahura
[01:10] <prod_> ntfs since xp
[01:10] <triunity> I thought so...
[01:10] <ahura-mazda> @Ttech i have 2 ubuntu running in my network
[01:10] <noobuntu> triunity : thanks, sorry to ask so much but could you maybe give me some pointers on how to do it, im really new to ubuntu.. :p
[01:10] <segol> I need to disable KMS on i845 GPU, using "sudo echo options i915 modeset=0 > /etc/modprobe.d/i915-kms.conf" gets a "permission denied"
[01:11] <Ttech> ahura-mazda, Alright?
[01:11] <wooter> xp could run fat32 aswell, but most people didnt
[01:11] <triunity> I mean i didn't get my CompTIA a plus for nothin'
[01:11] <ahura-mazda> my computer, and the other, my computer is running 10.04 and the other is running 11.04
[01:11] <SubCool> rhin0, ya, i know..
[01:11] <Ttech> ahura-mazda, What is the issue though
[01:11] <ahura-mazda> my problem is, when i am trying to access his "jpg" file and trying to open it, it display error
[01:11] <triunity> ok noobuntu, i can walk you through this
[01:11] <Ttech> ahura-mazda, his jpg?
[01:11] <ahura-mazda> yes
[01:11] <ahura-mazda> here is the error
[01:12] <Ttech> ahura-mazda, what does that mean?
[01:13] <mattalexx> is there a way to use the mount command to mount another location on the same filesystem, mimicing symlink?
[01:13] <triunity> Give me a second to look up the commands, its been a LONG time since i've done this...
[01:13] <ahura-mazda> here is the error "could not load firedrill.jpg - failed to open input stream for file
[01:13] <aosur> Hello! How would I get wget to resume a mirroring operation that was interrupted?
[01:13] <triunity> This tutorial is the one my employees use, it should be pretty easy:  http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/how-to-recover-grub2-linux.html
[01:13] <ahura-mazda> is that for me triunity?
[01:14] <noobuntu> thanks, i'll try ;)
[01:14] <xbuntu> cant u edit a line in grub to make it grub2?
[01:14] <meterpreter10> !grub
[01:14] <ahura-mazda> where are u guys..
[01:15] <triunity> meterpreter10, the ResoreGrub link is nice, but doesn't actually tell you how to do anything.
[01:16] <triunity> Its like an artical titled: How to Build a car -- Article text: set 1, build car.
[01:16] <triunity> step 2, finished
[01:16] <xbuntu> cant u get to grub by doing thi
[01:16] <xbuntu> sudo gedit /etc/default/grub.conf?
[01:16] <triunity> xbuntu, not grub2.  that was for grub1
[01:16] <triunity> If i recall
[01:17] <xbuntu> well i have a change and dumb ? i may be wrong here or right
[01:17] <xbuntu> whats the default cmdline linux
[01:17] <xbuntu> quiet splash?
[01:17] <aosur> How can I resume mirroring with wget?
[01:18] <xbuntu> like if u went into /etc/default/grub.. says GRUB CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=" "
[01:18] <xbuntu> mine says nomodset
[01:18] <Stanley00> aosur: use wget -c ....
[01:18] <xbuntu> i thought the default is quiet splah
[01:18] <oliver_> @triunity, the issue is, why does it happen although i was able to share his file over the network and i was able to see it but when im trying to view it error occurs
[01:18] <xbuntu> splah*
[01:18] <xbuntu> splash*
[01:18] <aosur> Stanley00: I tried that, but the problem was, it wasn't downloading links from pages that had already been downloaded.
[01:19] <user0> hello, i am searching for a tool like JDownloader or User Share Downloader, but for Linux. Can you advice any?
[01:19] <oliver_> hellow anybody can help me??
[01:19] <aosur> Stanley00: So basically, for any file where it would give "The file is already fully retrieved", it would not add the links from that file to the queue for mirroring.
[01:19] <xbuntu> anyone know any fixes about adobe crash?
[01:19] <user0> i also want to make a router reset (if the tool does not), how can i do that on ubuntu 10.04?
[01:19] <xbuntu> I keep gettin crashes
[01:20] <Stanley00> aosur: yes, because that file is already download
[01:20] <aaas> how do you restart sound in 11.04
[01:20] <Stanley00> aosur: *downloaded
[01:20] <oliver_> hellow
[01:20] <xbuntu> alsa force-reload
[01:20] <oliver_> hellow anybody can help me/?
[01:21] <aosur> Stanley00: The problem is, the files linked from that file aren't already downloaded. So I'm getting an incomplete mirror. However, I've already downloaded a few hundred MB (a few hours of waiting) and I don't want to remirror the whole site to get those links.
[01:21] <rhin0> sup oliver_
[01:21] <xbuntu> if it gives u an error try sudo -i
[01:21] <xbuntu> then do it
[01:21] <oliver_> i have a problem with the other version of ubuntu
[01:21] <rhin0> 11.04?  11.10?
[01:21] <rhin0> xubuntu?
[01:21] <Stanley00> aosur: is that an htm file?
[01:21] <oliver_> 11.04
[01:21] <rhin0> what problem
[01:21] <oliver_> @rhino 11.04
[01:22] <meterpreter10> !boot
[01:22] <aosur> Stanley00: Which one? There are htms, pdfs, MS Word, images, maybe other stuff.
[01:22] <Stanley00> aosur: and where does it link to? another domain?
[01:22] <oliver_> @rhin0 :when i am trying to access his jpg files, over the network, it wont open it says error
[01:22] <rhin0> over nfs?
[01:22] <aaas> thanks xbuntu but I guess i have a different question since that didn't work:  anyone able to get jack to work after putting computer to sleep/suspend?
[01:22] <oliver_>  @rhin0 : nope..
[01:22] <rhin0> no idea -- try with "display"
[01:22] <aosur> Stanley00: What I'm running is wget -mk -t 5 --no-parent -c http://std.dkuug.dk/jtc1/sc2/wg2/ .
[01:23] <rhin0> maybe the access rights won't allow you to see them oliver_
[01:23] <oliver_>  @rhin0 : okey so what shall i do?
[01:23] <aosur> Stanley00: So I'm trying to get all of the files that are in http://std.dkuug.dk/jtc1/sc2/wg2.
[01:23] <rhin0> maybe they are not jpg s (corrupt)
[01:23] <rhin0> see if they are visible from the source machine
[01:23] <Stanley00> aosur: wait a min, i'll check that link
[01:23] <rhin0> check the file permissions
[01:23] <aosur> Stanley00: Ok, thanks.
[01:24] <oliver_>  @rhin0 : they are visible from the source machine.. its no problem..
[01:24] <rhin0> try copying them -- ttry in the browser try using "display" command
[01:24] <rhin0> gotta go
[01:24] <oliver_>  @rhin0: how can i check the file permission and change? i dont know the commands..
[01:24] <xbuntu> aaas whats wrong with sound?
[01:24] <rhin0> chmod is permissions of files ls -l shows you the permissions
[01:24] <Nautilus> i've upgraded from 8.04 to 10.04, and now I can't login via ftp ... suggestions on troubleshooting appreciated
[01:24] <rhin0> if you can see the files dump them there shouldn't be a problem
[01:25] <rhin0> permissions are read write and execute
[01:25] <Stanley00> aosur: you need all the doc in that site, or you want to mirror that?
[01:25] <aaas> xbuntu im using jack and everything works great, but after putting it to sleep jack wont start anymore..im not the only one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11288718#post11288718
[01:25] <Awesomo_2000> hello
[01:25] <rhin0> Nautilus: check your firewall is allowing the ftp port -- check that there is an ftp server
[01:25] <dragonkiller> i am have a problem with the 11.04 livecd
[01:25] <dragonkiller> not booting all the way
[01:25] <rhin0> nautilus -- on 10.04 the firewall is ufw (command) it is not enabled by default
[01:26] <Nautilus> rhin0: not the firewall, that didnt change... besides, this is within my lan.
[01:26] <Nautilus> oh that firewall
[01:26] <rhin0> nautilus if you have upgraded and previously ftp was set up it will not be there
[01:26] <aaas> xbuntu yes let me paste output
[01:26] <aosur> Stanley00: Both.
[01:26] <rhin0> see if you have an ftp server extant
[01:26] <Stanley00> aosur: because some of the link links to another domain, and with --no-parrent, I doubt wget can download that kind of link
[01:27] <aosur> Stanley00: Well, it was working fine, until it got interrupted and I needed to resume it afterwards.
[01:27] <aaas> xbuntu http://paste.ubuntu.com/697615/
[01:27] <Stanley00> aosur: try without --no-parrent, hope it helps
[01:27] <aosur> Stanley00: So apparently the type of website works fine, but the resuming doesn'tŌĆ”
[01:27] <xbuntu> lol i get the same thing and my sound works
[01:27] <dragonkiller> i can't get 11.04 livecd to boot the selection screen
[01:28] <aosur> Stanley00: Ok. Thanks.
[01:28] <Nautilus> rhin0: sudo ufw status  ->  Status: inactive
[01:28] <rhin0> well its not the firewall then
[01:28] <Nautilus> i know i can get to it on port 80
[01:28] <aaas> xbuntu i think its more of a jack thing than an alsa thing
[01:28] <rhin0> see if you have an ftp server running -- google ubuntu ftp server
[01:28] <aaas> xbuntu maybe
[01:29] <rhin0> you can use sites to check ports -- port checker etc
[01:29] <Nautilus> rhin0: I did under 8.04, i know I have a /home/ftp tpp
[01:29] <n00buntu> triunity : all i got was : unknown command "sudo"
[01:29] <rhin0> its probably because you don't have an ftp server configured nautilus
[01:29] <Nautilus> too*
[01:29] <robot-army> After running updates last night, I am no longer able to boot using either the current or previous kernel.  (Ubuntu 11.04)  I am getting the following error: http://i.imgur.com/V9mFk.jpg - Any help would be greatly appreciated
[01:29] <Stanley00> !who | rhin0 Nautilus
[01:29] <Nautilus> rhin0: good chance it's something in config, yea
[01:30] <Stanley00> dragonkiller: did you check your cd image?
[01:30] <rhin0> nautilus - it will be simple go to google look for setting up ftp server on ubuntu -- go through checklist
[01:30] <Nautilus> phone
[01:30] <dragonkiller> yep it boot just fine on my wifes laptop
[01:31] <dragonkiller> Stanley00: it boot jsut fine on my wife laptop
[01:31] <Stanley00> dragonkiller: I mean, when booting up your cd, there's an option to check for error, just for sure
[01:31] <ThersiT> If I want a real slim version of Ubuntu to add to and customize myself would server or alternate install be a better choice?
[01:31] <jrib> !minimal | ThersiT
[01:31] <dragonkiller> Stanley00: it well not get that far as far as it gos is islinux 4.03 and just stops
[01:32] <Stanley00> ThersiT: alternate for regular and server for server using ;)
[01:32] <dragonkiller> i let it set for 1 hour 1/2 and nothing
[01:32] <n00buntu> triunity : all i got was : unknown command "sudo"
[01:32] <aosur> Stanley00: That worked, thanks!
[01:32] <Stanley00> aosur: you are welcome :)
[01:32] <ThersiT> jrib: Have not come across that yet. Thank you.
[01:32] <triunity> does your screen look somethin' like ::      grub>
[01:33] <Ghostx562> Hello, I am installing ubuntu server 11.04 and i would like to use 2 hard drives, one for the OS and the other for the data.
[01:33] <Ghostx562> How would I go upon reformatting the second drive?
[01:33] <xaviergmail> Hey I installed steam with Wine but how do I launch it?
[01:33] <triunity> Ghostx, fdisk is the tool
[01:34] <Stanley00> dragonkiller: looks like some hardware issue, sorry I dont have much exp with that...
[01:34] <Ghostx562> triunity, i would like to do multiple things using the server os
[01:34] <Ghostx562> i know how to do one of them but i don't know how to set the other up
[01:34] <triunity> Ghost, are you wanting your /home on the "data" side
[01:34] <Ghostx562> So that I can install Vbulletin on the same OS
[01:34] <triunity> or are you looking the set up the "data" as extra storage?
[01:34] <n00buntu> triunity : almost, at the top it says GNU GRUB V.1.99 or something, and the a commandpromt like in dos is a little bit lower and says <grub>
[01:34] <dragonkiller> Stanley00: 10.4 Should have the same problem
[01:35] <Ghostx562> triunity, Would that be better ?
[01:35] <Nautilus> rhin0: instructions start with apt-get of vsftpd, but I should have that already?  Or was 8.04 a different daemon?
[01:35] <rhin0> no idea -- try in stalling it i- if it isn't there nautilus it will just install
[01:35] <triunity> N00buntu, you aren't in the live cd, for the commads to work you have to boot to your cd/usb
[01:35] <rhin0> chekc the instrucitons you are using are for 10.04 nautilus
[01:36] <Nautilus> rhin0: this ok?: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/ftp-server.html
[01:36] <triunity> Ghost, i find that having my /home on the secodary hdd is good for protection and speed, but thats just me
[01:36] <Ghostx562> what software would i install so that i can upload VirtualBulletin on the same Server?
[01:36] <rhin0> from the url its ftp server for 10.04 yes nautilus
[01:36] <Stanley00> dragonkiller: I mean maybe you have some special hardware that is not yet supported, or some kind of that, but I;m not sure
[01:36] <Ghostx562> I have selected OpenSSH, and Samba File Server
[01:36] <n00buntu> hmm..will try, but last time i tried it just stood there for an hour or something... doing nothing..
[01:36] <Ghostx562> triunity, I will use it as is and use the second drive for data storage
[01:37] <dragonkiller> i guess i well have to stick with 10.4
[01:37] <triunity> What is VirtualBulletin?  Is it on top of apache?
[01:37] <n00buntu> and i could not press any keys
[01:37] <triunity> if so, install LAMP
[01:37] <Ghostx562> I know VB uses MySql, and PHP
[01:37] <triunity> Ok, if its using MySQL and PHP, it is using apache as well, you need to install LAMP ( it should be in the list)
[01:38] <triunity> N00buntu, You really need to get the live cd working, if that fails nothin' is going to work
[01:38] <Stanley00> dragonkiller: dont know if this help, but you can try an alternate cd, if there is a problem, alternateCD will give more info...
[01:38] <Ghostx562> Ok
[01:38] <n00buntu> allright
[01:38] <triunity> LAMP == Linux Apache MySQL PHP
[01:38] <n00buntu> thanks
[01:38] <n00buntu> :)
[01:38] <triunity> :D
[01:38] <Ghostx562> Do I need anything other than LAMP, OpenSSH, and Samba FS?
[01:39] <triunity> Why are you installing Samba?
[01:39] <Ghostx562> I will also be using as a media server
[01:39] <Ghostx562> i will be using stonetomb
[01:39] <Nautilus> rhin0: just looking before I do anything... I don't see vsftpd in /etc/init.d, nor any other ftp that I can see... but shouldn't something be here if it was installed before the upgrade?
[01:39] <triunity> Ahh ok, Then no that's it.  If you want and your IP provider allows, the mail server is kinda nice to play with
[01:40] <triunity> Other than that, you are set to install!
[01:40] <Ghostx562> lol Its actually called MediaTomb
[01:40] <rhin0> didn't know you could "upgrade" from 8.04 to 10.04 no idea nautilus ... should be able to query the server /etc/init.d vsftpd restart? ??
[01:40] <Nautilus> rhino: OH I did find a /etc/init.d/proftpd
[01:40] <Ghostx562> Do I need Samba for mediatomb?
[01:41] <triunity> Dont have a clue what mediatomb does/is... can't help you
[01:41] <Ghostx562> Im looking on the site now
[01:42] <Ghostx562> doesn't look like i need it
[01:42] <Ghostx562> If i need it in the future I can install using apt-get right?
[01:42] <triunity> Absolutly!
[01:42] <sdperez79> whats the best media player in ubuntu?
[01:42] <Ghostx562> Ok its installing now
[01:42] <segol> I need to disable KMS on i845 GPU, using "sudo echo options i915 modeset=0 > /etc/modprobe.d/i915-kms.conf" gets a "permission denied"
[01:42] <triunity> sudo apt-get install samba :D
[01:42] <rhin0> have to go Nautilus -- good luck - with investigaiton you will nail it
[01:43] <triunity> sdperez: go with VLC :D
[01:43] <Ghostx562> sdperez79, rhythmbox or install vlc
[01:43] <Nautilus> rhin0: thanks! Got me started
[01:43] <Ghostx562> triunity, it asks to create a password for MySql root user
[01:43] <Ghostx562> Do I use any password?
[01:44] <triunity> Yea, make it whatever you want :D
[01:44] <sdperez79> is it true on linux you dont have to defrag or need antivirus??
[01:44] <triunity> Tip dont use special charaters
[01:44] <Mneumonic> I don't defrag or run antivirus on linux
[01:44] <Ghostx562> Ok
[01:44] <Ghostx562> numbers are fine?
[01:44] <triunity> Very true, linux can't be defraged because of how the file system works
[01:44] <triunity> Yep
[01:44] <Mneumonic> you CAN run antivirus (ClamAV) but i don't really think its a concern right now
[01:44] <airstrike> hello
[01:44] <Mneumonic> linux file systems don't fragment
[01:44] <triunity> numbers are great ghost
[01:45] <airstrike> where are vim color files supposed to be located in ubuntu 10.04?
[01:45] <triunity> just using ()?% can break some programs in you password field
[01:45] <airstrike> better yet, how can i specify that they are in ~/.vim/colors?
[01:45] <kazzy> there are a few commercial antiviruses now for Linux, but it's hardly necessary
[01:45] <Mneumonic> Just remember, you CAN get a virus on linux
[01:45] <sdperez79> wow! Im starting to really like linux just would like to learn the terminal better use to dir ect
[01:45] <Mneumonic> it is theoretically possible
[01:45] <centHOGG> yeah not enough peeps are stupid enough to use linux for a desktop
[01:45] <RyuGuns> Erm..
[01:46] <Mneumonic> It's just improbable anyone will write one since the user base on Windows is much higher
[01:46] <RyuGuns> What is a great Intrusion Detection System?
[01:46] <triunity> LoL mneumonic, the biggest virus on linux, had an uninstall feature with a log output ;)
[01:46] <kazzy> Mneumonic, you can get a virus, and it's likely that it'll be really hard to remove because it's not found by an antivirus
[01:46] <triunity> RyuGuns, SNORT
[01:46] <RyuGuns> Okay, thanks. :D
[01:46] <triunity> Yeppers!
[01:46] <RyuGuns> What is the channel for non-support?
[01:46] <Mneumonic> I would be interested in hearing about someone getting a current antivirus
[01:47] <Mneumonic> current virus*
[01:47] <ikonia> RyuGuns: #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[01:47] <triunity> There are a few antivirus programs for linux, like panda if i recall
[01:47] <airstrike> what's the channel *for* support?
[01:47] <RyuGuns> Thanks.
[01:47] <ikonia> airstrike: your in it
[01:47] <triunity> airstrike, this channel
[01:47] <Mneumonic> ClamAV is the antivirus i've heard people use
[01:47] <ablyss> eset nod has beta antivirus for ubuntu
[01:48] <ikonia> it is pointless to use clamav to protect Linux systems
[01:48] <sdperez79> Do yall know a decent fps online game for linux?
[01:48] <Mneumonic> Urban Terror
[01:48] <|Slacker|> saurbraten
[01:48] <Mneumonic> Nexuiz, Sauerbraten, Enemy Territory
[01:48] <triunity> clamav typically is used to test for windows viruses to stop the spread of viruses
[01:48] <ablyss> unreal tournament
[01:48] <triunity> :D unreal :D
[01:48] <xaviergmail> Hey I installed steam with Wine but how do I launch it?
[01:49] <viktyr_korimir> Okay. I have two hard drives, C and D, from before I installed Ubuntu. I reformatted C during the install, but kept all of the data on D.
[01:49] <segol> Why can't I disable KMS on an i845 GPU? following the wiki guide it tells me permission denied even if I use sudo
[01:49] <|Slacker|> prolly wine steam.exe or whatever its name is
[01:49] <pujger> Is there a way to do set up asterisk for outside and inside calling on its own without a device?
[01:49] <viktyr_korimir> When I attempt to set the executable bit on programs on D-- I have WINE-- it immediately unchecks itself.
[01:49] <airstrike> how can i define where my vim config files are located? i want colors, plugins, docs, etc in ~/.vim
[01:49] <viktyr_korimir> What's making it do that, and how do I make it stop?
[01:50] <ablyss> viktyr_korimir: D = cdrom would be read-only
[01:50] <pujger> like turn my computer into a VoIP server and call outbound using my modem, having it connected to my
[01:50] <jrib> airstrike: that's default
[01:50] <triunity> viktyr, try doing: sudo chmod 755 [program name]
[01:50] <triunity> sudo chmod 755 /media/randomgame/cookiemonster.exe
[01:51] <Stanley00> viktyr_korimir: what fs is on D drive? NTFS? FAT?
[01:51] <viktyr_korimir> Stanley00: How would I check that? I know that it is a 1 TB drive that was originally operated under Windows 7.
[01:51] <triunity> 1tb on windows means it HAS to be NTFS
[01:52] <pujger> like turn my computer into a VoIP server and call outbound using my modem, having it connected to my voip server do outbound calls like 18085463840@something.com
[01:52] <pujger> HOW DOES IT WORK!
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[01:52] <triunity> viktyr_korimir, try something like,:::: sudo wine /path/to/program
[01:52] <Stanley00> viktyr_korimir: hmm, look like some Microsoft stuff, you can set "x" mode on NTFS, or FAT fs, try move your file to ~ or /tmp if you want make it executable
[01:53] <triunity> sudo will give you execution rights, and wine will allow program to run
[01:53] <rodrigo> aca
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[01:53] <TrueColors> sudo aptitude install python-software-properties
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[01:54] <triunity> TrueColors, use apt-get not aptitude
[01:54] <TrueColors> do I need to do... sudo apt-get install aptitude ?
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[01:54] <Ghostx562> triunity, how would i format the drive now that it finished installing
[01:54] <triunity> sudo apt-get install python-software-properties
[01:54] <Ghostx562> ps its like terminal only
[01:54] <triunity> Yea, servers dont get GUI's
[01:54] <Ghostx562> or the command line
[01:55] <Nautilus> has Ubuntu switched from ProFTP to VsFTP from 8.04 to 10.04?
[01:55] <RyuGuns> Is the source code for FloodBot available anywhere?
[01:55] <triunity> sudo fdisk -l will tell you the drives
[01:56] <triunity> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingANewHardDrive
[01:56] <triunity> 1/2 way down you will see "Command Line Partitioning" follow that :D
[01:56] <TrueColors> triunity, why shouldn't I use aptitude?
[01:56] <Ghostx562> only shows one and for another it says disk /dev/dm-1 doesn't contain a valid partition table
[01:57] <OerHeks> Ghostx562, try Gparted
[01:57] <triunity> OerHeks, he is on a server w/o a gui
[01:57] <Ghostx562> and i don't see anything about command line partition
[01:57] <triunity> TrueColors, only because there is no need for 2 programs that do the identical task, you have apt-get use it ;)
[01:58] <bekor> hi all anyone no how to fix choppy video problems?
[01:58] <OerHeks> Ghostx562, easy > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingANewHardDrive#Command_Line_Partitioning
[01:58] <OverworkDL1> Why on *EARTH* does bash autocomplete (hit tab) the command "ls $HOME/di" into "ls \$HOME/directory"?!  Hit enter instinctively and guess what, not found.  And no I am not using $HOME, I am using other ones similarily, but that makes no sense!?
[01:58] <Ghostx562> Thanks!
[01:59] <Ghostx562> Be back later
[01:59] <triunity> Good luck!
[01:59] <thenickperson> hey
[01:59] <OerHeks> OverworkDL1, don't use tab for autocomplete then ?
[02:01] <xbuntu> how do u change the splash screen?
[02:01] <xbuntu> grub?
[02:01] <bekor> hi, i made the dumb mistake of trying to install docky on ubuntu 11.04 unity 2 and messed up video quality.any suggestions?
[02:01] <polecat_> Disk utility should REALLY be able to select where on the FS the unmounted disk is being mounted to.  It defaults to /
[02:02] <thenickperson> xbuntu, you mean the ubuntu logo with the loading thing?
[02:02] <xbuntu> yes
[02:02] <xbuntu> is that done by going to etc/default/grub
[02:02] <xbuntu> ?
[02:02] <bekor> anyone available?
[02:02] <polecat_> hi bekor, ask your question
[02:02] <ikonia> xbuntu: that's plymouth
[02:02] <ikonia> xbuntu: grub is the menu you get when you first boot the machine, plymouth is the "loading" screen while the OS boots
[02:03] <psingh> @bekor, I use docky with 11.04 (with the classic interface) and have no issues.
[02:03] <thenickperson> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=11478
[02:03] <xbuntu> erm so how do u change the splash screen?
[02:03] <ikonia> xbuntu: the grub menu screen ?
[02:04] <xbuntu> No like the image
[02:04] <ikonia> xbuntu: the image behind the grub menu ?
[02:04] <xbuntu> someone told me to use gnome splash manager
[02:04] <Islam> hi guys
[02:04] <xbuntu> but then someone said it doesnt work
[02:04] <xbuntu> on 11.04
[02:04] <OverworkDL1> OerHeks:  What should I use for autocomplete?
[02:04] <ikonia> xbuntu: which "spash" do you mean
[02:05] <bekor> i messed up my video quality trying to install docky on ubunyu 11.04 can not really tell what i did but i have deleted docky and what ever i had to install to get their i think is their away to restore default settings or repair to original state/
[02:05] <xbuntu> like when u login
[02:05] <xbuntu> can u change that screen or no
[02:05] <ikonia> xbuntu: the grub one (menu) the ubuntu loading screen (plymouth) the ubuntu login screen (gdm)
[02:05] <thenickperson> did you uninstall it?
[02:05] <OerHeks> OverworkDL1, you udes TAb to autocomplete, if you hit it once more, maybe you get an other autocomplete result
[02:05] <thenickperson> (bekor)
[02:05] <xbuntu> Login screen
[02:05] <Nautilus> in /etc/init.d I have a proftpd file, does that indicate that I was probably using ProFTP before my 8.04->10.04 upgrade?
[02:05] <psingh> @bekor, what do you mean "video" ?
[02:05] <bekor> im sorry what?
[02:05] <OerHeks> r/udes/used
[02:05] <ikonia> xbuntu: gdm's quite tricky to modify at the moment.
[02:05] <xbuntu> Ok then how do u modify the loading screen
[02:05] <ikonia> xbuntu: what version of ubuntu ?
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[02:06] <xbuntu> 11.04
[02:06] <ikonia> cakeb0ss: please disable that script
[02:06] <bekor> well it is just my video quality is choppy like when playing a video clip
[02:06] <ikonia> xbuntu: gdm2 in 11.04, there are really frustrating limitations with it, due to some changes in the tool
[02:06] <OverworkDL1> OerHeks:  I only hit it once, say you have a directory in your home directory named directory, do this:  ls $HOME/d<TAB>
[02:06] <Islam> how can I delete the recent opened files and where should I find the shortcuts folder for it ?
[02:06] <xbuntu> so u can just modify a line or something?
[02:06] <ikonia> xbuntu: no,
[02:07] <xbuntu> so what is ur advice? to give gm2 a shot?
[02:07] <ikonia> xbuntu: your already using gdm2
[02:07] <psingh> bekor: honestly, that doesn't sound like a docky related issue.  Did you install the medibuntu packages?
[02:07] <xbuntu> erm
[02:07] <xbuntu> yeh
[02:07] <xbuntu> nvm
[02:07] <xbuntu> Umm
[02:07] <FloodBot1> xbuntu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:07] <xbuntu> so is there any programs
[02:07] <ikonia> xbuntu: that's the login manager in 11.04
[02:07] <ikonia> xbuntu: you can't really modify it easy/well
[02:07] <bekor> no should i>
[02:07] <ikonia> xbuntu: there used to be, but changed in gdm2 stopped them working
[02:08] <ikonia> xbuntu: people didn't develop new ones as they where waiting for gnome3
[02:08] <ikonia> xbuntu: (why bother developing for gnome2 when it's dead)
[02:08] <psingh> I use medibuntu to get the codecs to play media files.  It helps a-lot.
[02:08] <thenickperson> yeah. if you really want an awesome login screen, update to ubuntu 11.10 beta. or just wait a few weeks for it to be stable
[02:08] <escott> Islam, there was a .recently-used file in $HOME but more recently it moved to gnome-activity-journal
[02:08] <xbuntu> How about the loading screen when i first start up my os
[02:08] <bekor> psingh is that something i should do?
[02:08] <thenickperson> it uses lightdm, which is reallya wesome
[02:08] <xbuntu> not grub because this is the only os i have on my machine
[02:08] <ikonia> xbuntu: the grub one ? or the OS loading one
[02:08] <Islam> so where should I find it ?
[02:08] <SIFTU> xbuntu: grub, splashy, gdm are all the things you see
[02:09] <ikonia> xbuntu: plymouth, that's quite tricky to mofidy too
[02:09] <xbuntu> Lol
[02:09] <psingh> bekor: try it.  Let me pasebin you the instructions...
[02:09] <carlos> hola amigos soy nuevo en en ubuntu quisiera saver donde esta el chat en espa├▒ol
[02:09] <SIFTU> ikonia: oh its plymouth on ubuntu?
[02:09] <rww> !es | carlos
[02:09] <bekor> i am using  unity 2
[02:09] <ikonia> SIFTU: it was, I'm now doubting if it got changed to splashy
[02:10] <bekor> i only have 512mb Ram
[02:10] <SIFTU> ikonia: you are probably right
[02:10] <psingh> bekor: http://paste.ubuntu.com/697634/
[02:10] <ikonia> SIFTU: I'm not %100 now, you've got me doubting
[02:10] <carlos> ubottu: tambien hay uno de estos en espa├▒ol yo ya lo tube solo que no me acuerdo
[02:10] <SIFTU> ikonia: as I dont run ubuntu I take your work for it.. if they were using pylmouth they probably still are
[02:10] <psingh> Just be sure to use the 32 bit cdecs instead of "w64codecs" if you are using i386
[02:11] <ikonia> SIFTU: I'm reasonably confident for 11.04,
[02:11] <polecat_> holy crap firefox is a memory grabber
[02:11] <bekor> will that work with unity2>
[02:11] <psingh> bekor: full instructions are here... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[02:11] <xbuntu> Lol
[02:12] <xbuntu> I think i can change the loader for grub just like that
[02:12] <bekor> what i meant to  ask was will it work with unity 2?
[02:12] <psingh> bekor: I don't see why it wouldn't.  It's just video and audio codecs.
[02:12] <ikonia> xbuntu: I don't think so, try it
[02:12] <mae_tae> how do i resolve this unknown instance error in squid?
[02:12] <bekor> thank you
[02:12] <xbuntu> all u gotta do is open nautilus with root... go to boot/grub/ and paste new items exp something.png... then sudo update-grub
[02:13] <ikonia> xbuntu: that's the grub splash image
[02:13] <psingh> bekor:  But your issue might be something other than your codecs.  One possibility is that Unity 2 is using more CPU resources, and not leaving enough for your video playback.
[02:13] <xbuntu> yeh? u said there all tricky
[02:13] <Islam> how can I get to the file containing my recent opened files ? the shortcuts folder where I can delete them ?
[02:13] <ikonia> xbuntu: you didn't want the grub menu image, you wanted the loading screen
[02:13] <escott> Islam, install gnome-activity-journal
[02:13] <xbuntu> yeh i know
[02:14] <bekor> would classic work if that was the case?
[02:14] <xbuntu> i was just saying
[02:14] <ikonia> xbuntu: that's not set in grub
[02:14] <xbuntu> I know i know..
[02:14] <ikonia> xbuntu: the grub menu image is set in grub
[02:14] <mae_tae> hello people, how do i fix this unknown instance error in squid?
[02:15] <psingh> bekor:  I am running 11.04 with "classic".  I am *VERY* pleased with it.
[02:15] <SIFTU> xbuntu: plymouth doesnt see too bad to configure either
[02:15] <xbuntu> ^
[02:15] <ikonia> SIFTU: it's a bit sloppy with the ubuntu implimenting in the initrd
[02:15] <Ibis> Is there a way I can use root privledges to force a process/program to run as a non privledge user, but they will be able to open port lower than 1000?
[02:15] <SIFTU> ikonia: yeah to get it up as soon as possible.. but changing the theme isnt that bad
[02:16] <ikonia> SIFTU: I believe the theme is actually in the initrd
[02:16] <ikonia> SIFTU: I'm working from memory, so could be wrong
[02:16] <SIFTU> yep.. so you rebuild that
[02:16] <bekor> i tried classic to see if it would make a difference and it was the same issue so it may be the codecs like you said
[02:16] <SIFTU> ikonia: you look right
[02:16] <ikonia> SIFTU: each kernel update will cause a problem
[02:17] <xbuntu> ikonia
[02:17] <xbuntu> type
[02:17] <polecat_> ugh that's why banshee is taking up everything, it's downloading every cover art availiable for my substantial music collection
[02:17] <xbuntu> apt-cache search plymouth-theme
[02:17] <psingh> bekor:  yes, try the codecs.  They may make better use of your hardware acceleration.
[02:17] <xbuntu> in term
[02:17] <FloodBot1> xbuntu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:17] <escott> Ibis, http://serverfault.com/questions/112795/how-can-i-run-a-server-on-linux-on-port-80-as-a-normal-user
[02:17] <daddy> hi any one gay ?
[02:18] <xbuntu> LOL
[02:18] <centHOGG> no two gay
[02:18] <psingh> bekor:  if you are not running an x64 machine, please note that the steps will be the same as what I sent to you in pastebin, but you will have to make slight adjustments to make sure you get the 32 bit packages.
[02:18] <xbuntu> ikonia did u run that in term?
[02:18] <ikonia> xbuntu: I don't need to
[02:18] <ikonia> xbuntu: no
[02:18] <daddy> i'm gay buntu ! lol
[02:19] <daddy> wonder if unbuntu runs on arm ?
[02:19] <centHOGG> prob
[02:19] <bekor> .ok do you know how i would do that?
[02:19] <psingh> bekor: one min...
[02:20] <xbuntu> sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth
[02:20] <xbuntu> why does it say nothing to conf
[02:20] <xbuntu> ?
[02:20] <ikonia> xbuntu: because there is nothing to config
[02:20] <Ibis> Thanks escott.
[02:21] <psingh> bekor: do the first three steps listed here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/697634/
[02:21] <bekor> ok
[02:21] <psingh> bekor: but for the third step, type "sudo apt-get install w32codecs" instead.
[02:22] <xbuntu> sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mefrio-g/plymouthmanager
[02:22] <xbuntu> there
[02:22] <xbuntu> got it
[02:22] <xbuntu> :)
[02:22] <xbuntu> ty
[02:22] <FloodBot1> xbuntu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:22] <ikonia> xbuntu: be aware that each kernel update will overwrite the initrd that contains the
[02:22] <ikonia> contains the theme
[02:22] <psingh> bekor: are you having issues with flash video, dvd video, or a local video file?
[02:22] <dtigue> what channeldo i join for the beta version of ubuntu
[02:22] <bekor> great i do not know how folks like you know all this stuff
[02:22] <ikonia> xbuntu: also be aware that adding random PPA's may cause you issue with dependency conflicts, try to keep a track on them
[02:23] <bekor> molvie type vids
[02:23] <psingh> bekor:  learned the same way you are learning right now!  (And trust me, I'm a noob compared to some of the other guys out there).
[02:24] <bekor> thanks friend i will let you know how it goes
[02:24] <xbuntu> the config is in /lib/plymouth/themes/default.plymouth
[02:24] <psingh> bekor: good luck!
[02:24] <ikonia> xbuntu: I know where the config is
[02:24] <ikonia> xbuntu: the issue isn't the config file,
[02:24] <Gr3mlin> is there a queue type system here?
[02:25] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: nope, just ask
[02:27] <dtigue> isn't there a specific channel for issues with ubuntu 11.10 beta 2
[02:27] <ikonia> dtigue: #ubuntu+1
[02:27] <dtigue> yup thanks....i couldn't remember the name
[02:27] <Gr3mlin> oh. cool! ok, i have a simple question, i think my understanding is incorrect. ( i just installed ubuntu server 11.04 and the openssh. i wont to know, is there a way using ssh to run commands, then close putty and the executed command stays running?
[02:28] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: you can either use "nohup" on the command, or use a tool like screen
[02:28] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: are you aware of either ?
[02:29] <Gr3mlin> ikonia: nope! :( im rather new to the headless server side of things.
[02:29] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: what sort of thing are you trying to run/keep running
[02:29] <Gr3mlin> ikonia: its a Minecraft server.
[02:29] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nohup
[02:30] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2004/3/9/16838/14935
[02:30] <Milez-> screen is the best!!!
[02:30] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: have a read through those, see which method you like best, both will work with a minecraft server
[02:30] <bekor> psingh still waiting for terminal to finish i have another question
[02:30] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: pros/cons to both
[02:30] <Gr3mlin> thanks looking at them now ikonia.
[02:31] <psingh> bekor: shot
[02:31] <psingh> bekor: shoot
[02:31] <bekor> it finished just a second
[02:32] <bekor> still weird do i need to reboot?
[02:33] <psingh> bekor: should not need to reboot.  What video are you having trouble with?  Is it flash, dvd, or something else?
[02:33] <dtigue> is there a config file somewhere that allows me to insert wireless network keys, network maager won't remember them
[02:33] <bekor> flash drive and dvd player
[02:33] <ikonia> dtigue: #ubuntu+1 is the right place
[02:34] <psingh> bekor: What happens if you copy the flash drive video to your hard disk?  Does it run smoothly then?
[02:34] <bekor> was not having trouble until i tried to install the gnome desktop invironment thingy so i deleted that and still issues
[02:35] <psingh> bekor: how did you delete it?
[02:35] <Gr3mlin> ikonia: thanks, i think i'll look at screen nohup doesnt really let you watch whats going on asfar as i can see.
[02:35] <Milez-> this is bullshit!  ’╝łŌĢ»┬░Ō¢Ī┬░’╝ēŌĢ»’ĖĄ Ōö╗ŌöüŌö╗
[02:35] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: it does, it outputs to a file called nohup.ou
[02:35] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: it does, it outputs to a file called nohup.out
[02:35] <bekor> fom the software manager where i inst6alled it from
[02:36] <psingh> bekor: which package from software manager?
[02:36] <bekor> it gave me a debian tipe start up page
[02:36] <Gr3mlin> ikonia: i saw that, i ment, i can login, and execute a command on the running server.
[02:36] <bekor> i will look again
[02:36] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: whatever works best for you, that's the best way to do it
[02:36] <graft> hi, i'm getting this message when i try to upgrade to natty: Failed to run /tmp/update-manager-p6btsE/natty as user root. Wrong password.
[02:37] <psingh> bekor: I want to see what this package is, and why it would mess up your video???
[02:37] <graft> (obviously, the password is not wrong)
[02:37] <ikonia> graft: you shouldn't be root
[02:37] <ikonia> graft: you should be using sudo
[02:37] <graft> ikonia: i'm just hitting 'upgrade' via the update manager
[02:37] <bekor> i will find it
[02:37] <psingh> k
[02:37] <graft> ikonia: that's what happens when i put my password in the authorization box
[02:37] <Gr3mlin> ikonia: thanks for you help! :) nother question, any good TEMP monitoring / fan controlling cmdline you know about?
[02:37] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: is that file there ?
[02:37] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: lmsensors
[02:38] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: sorry, I meant the first line for graft
[02:38] <ikonia> graft: is the file in /tmp ?
[02:38] <bekor> gnome desktop invironment with xtra components it is called
[02:38] <graft> ikonia: yeah
[02:38] <ikonia> graft: have a look at it, does it look like it can be run valid ?
[02:38] <graft> ikonia: it's just a python script that runs DistUpgradeMain.main()
[02:39] <Gr3mlin> ah, ikonia thanks! :) i have looked at lmsensors. but it didnt detect my MB.
[02:39] <ikonia> graft: do you have a root password on your system ?
[02:39] <graft> ikonia: not that i know of... it's possible i set one in the dim dark past, but why would the upgrade manager be asking for that anyway, even if it existed?
[02:39] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: you can manually configure it, it's a little more complex though
[02:40] <ikonia> graft: it's not asking that password, if you set a password for root, certain situations can break the sudo authentication model
[02:40] <Gr3mlin> ok, thanks! :) have a good evening!
[02:40] <segol> How do I disable KMS? Following the ubuntu wiki I get told I don't have permission to access the file even passing a sudo check
[02:40] <graft> ikonia: well, the root password in /etc/shadow is !
[02:40] <ikonia> graft: so it's not set, which is normal
[02:41] <ikonia> graft: if you run gksudo update-manager does it work ?
[02:41] <misaq> hello
[02:42] <alexbobp> what's the name of the graphical driver installer on ubuntu?
[02:42] <misaq> I installed Ubuntu over Red Hat. now I cannot boot Redhat. what is the problem?
[02:42] <alexbobp> to run from the run dialog or command line
[02:42] <graft> ikonia: ah yes, that works... hopefully whatever is busted won't matter
[02:42] <graft> ikonia: thanks!
[02:42] <psingh> bekor: I searched for "gnome desktop environment" in Ubuntu Software Center, but I'm not sure I can figure out exactly what you had installed.  Can you cut and paste the package name?
[02:42] <ikonia> misaq: you've installed ubuntu over redhat, that's the issue
[02:42] <ikonia> graft: I wonder if your sudo auth session just timed out/failed,
[02:43] <bekor> i will try
[02:43] <graft> ikonia: nope, i had this problem a few days ago, too
[02:43] <ikonia> how odd
[02:43] <ikonia> graft: never seen that before
[02:43] <graft> ikonia: this is the second time i am trying to upgrade, last time i downgraded by hand, which was weird and unnatural
[02:43] <graft> ikonia: i'm sure i messed something up in the process which is at fault
[02:44] <ikonia> possible
[02:44] <graft> ikonia: hopefully compiz is more stable now than it was!
[02:45] <bekor> it is the first thing you see when you type in gnome
[02:46] <psingh> bkor: OK, I see
[02:46] <alexbobp> what's the command for the graphical driver installer on ubuntu?
[02:46] <escott> alexbobp, jockey-gtk
[02:47] <psingh> bekor: let me see if I can find a solution for you.  Give me a few minutes...
[02:47] <bekor> ok
[02:48] <misaq> ikonia: I did also the vice versa. but I had problem then too.
[02:49] <Akashio> Hello, has anyone had trouble with the HP Deskjet d2680, or similar series, printing text with a shadow?
[02:49] <ikonia> misaq: the issue you have is grub, the two distrubtions will not play well out of the box, they will need to be maintained with experience
[02:49] <misaq> ikonia: I have a question. is it possible to have two distributions installed on one computer?
[02:49] <ikonia> misaq: yes
[02:50] <escott>  misaq they need different partitions
[02:51] <segol> How do I disable KMS? Following the ubuntu wiki I get told I don't have permission to access the file even passing a sudo check
[02:51] <ikonia> escott: it's much more complex than that now
[02:52] <misaq> escott: I have assigned them different partitions; different /boot partitions, different / partitions but one swap space.
[02:52] <ikonia> misaq: the problem is boot loader and boot loader maintanence as upates happen
[02:55] <triunity> Hey I have a question, you know how the ubuntu terminal works like user@computer, how can i change the 'computer' name?
[02:55] <ikonia> triunity: just the PS1 envionrment veriable
[02:55] <ikonia> triunity: do you want to change the prompt, or the actual machine host name
[02:56] <triunity> Actual Host Name
[02:56] <ikonia> triunity: /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts, then reboot
[02:56] <triunity> Its a server, can i do it without going down?  I'd rather stay online
[02:57] <ikonia> triunity: no
[02:57] <maslen> Hi, my machine first turned off the monitor, and the caps lock, num lock, and scroll lock were all blinking. After restarting, the auto logon appears to function, but it only shows me an empty desktop.
[02:57] <Gr3mlin> ikonia: is there a way to connect back into the running screen ap?
[02:57] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: screen -r
[02:57] <ikonia> Gr3mlin: check the link I gave you
[02:57] <maslen> I then ran tail /var/log/syslog , and it returned "GLib-GObject-CRITICAL: g_value_get_boolean: assertion `G_VALUE_HOLDS_BOOLEAN (value)' failed" . Can someone help please.
[02:58] <Gr3mlin> thanks, i didnt see anything about reconnecting.
[02:58] <Corey> ikonia: screen -d -r can fix some of the resolution issues between windows.
[02:58] <escott> maslen, ctrl-alt-f1 to get to a console. then you can try to service gdm restart
[02:58] <Gr3mlin> nevermind found it! ;D
[02:58] <ikonia> Corey: very true
[02:58] <maslen> escott: It said "Rejected send message..."
[02:59] <triunity> Ok, hostname makes sense, but what do i change in hosts?
[02:59] <psingh> bekor: are you there?
[02:59] <triunity> nevermind...
[02:59] <escott> maslen, sudo service gdm restart
[02:59] <StepNjump> hi guys, maybe someone could help me. I downloaded a .tar file and now I need to install it. it's all java. The site only says: In order to run TaskUnifier on Linux, download the linux zip file. Once downloaded, unzip it and finally run "TaskUnifier.sh" Which directory should I untar it in? Anybody familiar with Java here?
[03:00] <ikonia> StepNjump: untarit where ever you want, no set location
[03:00] <maslen> escott: So it appears ot have done the same as before. It plays the sound, displays the background, and the 'waiting' icon for the mouse. Then it displays the mouse icon on top of the background - no more, and no less.
[03:00] <triunity> Ohh god, i really hate reboots to my server...
[03:00] <maslen> StepNjump: You can extract it anywhere.
[03:00] <StepNjump> ikonia, I'm sort of new to linux but am I not supposed to do some chmod stuff?
[03:00] <escott> maslen, some core desktop process is failing
[03:01] <chaos_> anyone get compiz to work with gnome3?
[03:01] <ikonia> StepNjump: not if the guide doesn't tell you to
[03:01] <maslen> escott: Anything specific you could recommend short of a full reinstall?
[03:01] <StepNjump> ok guys and to execute it, I think I invoke it like this right? ./taskunifier.sh?
[03:01] <escott> you can go back to tty1 and export DISPLAY=:0 and try things like unity --replace
[03:01] <maslen> escott: I am using Ubuntu classic instead of unity.
[03:01] <ikonia> StepNjump: yes
[03:01] <StepNjump> k thanks ikonia
[03:01] <kaushik_> is there a way where each time i start my irc all my channels are joined in
[03:02] <escott> maslen, a reinstall certainly isn't needed you. either update the software, or clear out the existing config for gnome
[03:02] <maslen> escott: I should have the newest version of everything. How can I clear the config?
[03:02] <Stanley00> kaushik_: it depends on the client, which client are you using?
[03:02] <kaushik_> xchat
[03:02] <kaushik_> freenode server
[03:02] <escott> maslen, mv $HOME/.config $HOME/old_config
[03:03] <triunity> ikonia, thanks for the help, it worked :D
[03:03] <Stanley00> kaushik_: just add the channel to favorites channel
[03:03] <maslen> escott: There is no old_config in my $home dir.
[03:04] <blsh0p> how do i edit the opacity setting for my windows?
[03:04] <maslen> escott: I looked with ls -a
[03:04] <blsh0p> anyone know how to edit the opacity settings for my windows in ubuntu?
[03:04] <triunity> ls -Al
[03:04] <triunity> that shows you everything
[03:05] <escott> maslen, mv .config old_config
[03:06] <maslen> escott: My bad. I was looking at it like asm. DEST, SRC , not the other way around.
[03:07] <maslen> escott: Same issue though after the rename.
[03:08] <blsh0p> anyone know how to edit the transparency settings for windows?
[03:08] <blsh0p> for my windows in my ubuntu
[03:08] <maslen> escott: I ran 'sudo service gdm restart', after renaming the .config file, and still, the same issue
[03:08] <blsh0p> anyone know how to change the transparency settings for the windows in ubuntu?
[03:08] <ikonia> blsh0p: please don't keep repeating the question
[03:09] <ikonia> blsh0p: if someone knows they will respond, leave it a while before you ask again please.
[03:09] <maslen> escott: It seems gnome-panel had been removed. Reinstalling meanwhile
[03:09] <maslen> escott: (So sayeth syslog, anyways)
[03:09] <escott> !ccsm | blsh0p
[03:10] <maslen> escott: Woohoo! replacing config + reinstalling gnome-panel appears to have fixed it.
[03:10]  * maslen gives escott a virtual hug & virtual (sorry, I'm still a student) beer
[03:12] <maslen> thanks again escott
[03:13] <escott> maslen, no problem
[03:16] <stepnjump_away> is it safe to install sun-java6-jre under 11.04 64 bits?
[03:16] <Amdpc> Hi..I am trying to mount a 44 gb filesystem of my internal hard drive...It give the foll error http://paste.ubuntu.com/697654/ .Any ides ?
[03:21] <shadows090> Does anybody have any suggestions for working with csv files that doesn't include open office? any other software that I wasn't able to find?
[03:22] <escott> shadows090, what do you want to do with the csv?
[03:22] <canurabus> I have a messed up grub after formatting my linux partition. So right now I have Windows on another partition and a non-functioning grub. Can I fix grub and get it to boot up my Windows partition?
[03:23] <user0> hello, i use linux 10.04 and want to use the jdownloader but the reconnect does not wort. I have the speedport W 920V from T-Com. IP and password of the router are correct there. But what have i to write into the "user" field? "root"?
[03:24] <shadows090> escott, well, a general question, a few times i've found myself finding and replacing a few hundred times. i'm searching for a vim plugin right now, but I wanted to search here just in case
[03:25] <escott> shadow98, well you could do some sed/vim pattern matching if you can match patterns, or you can load into a tool like R and manipulate the data and save it
[03:25] <escott> !grub | canurabus
[03:26] <jeremy-77> I installed the ati proprietary driver from amd web site on fresh install of ubuntu 11.04 32 bit before I ran updates and got 60fps on world of warcraft and then after updates ubuntu booted to blank screen. I reinstalled ati driver and it fixed but then i only get 10fps in game now..  would anyone know what happened or how to fix ?
[03:26] <shadows090> yeah i tried doing some :%s type stuff in vim, but it became too complicated. the csv file could have been three patterns, and i would have had to replace with that same pattern. i also thought about doing a quick python script, but it ended up being a bit more than i anticipated. what is R?
[03:26] <G00053> how do i access works exchange server ?
[03:26] <fritsch> G00053: use evolution, should work pretty fine
[03:27] <fritsch> G00053: just install evolution-exchange
[03:28] <canurabus> escott: thanks! :)
[03:28] <escott> R is a statistical programming language but it has good data manipulation tools
[03:29] <segol> How do I disable KMS? Following the ubuntu wiki I get told I don't have permission to access the file even passing a sudo check
[03:30] <shadows090> escott, that's cool, i'll have to look into that. thanks. i'm going to continue looking for a csv plugin that suites my needs.
[03:30] <G00053> fritsch, tried , it isn't working maybe i am doing something wrong becase i can access it on my phone no problem
[03:31] <graft> shadows090: don't bother with R, just use sed and/or awk
[03:31] <segol> ubuntu:~$ sudo echo options i915 modeset=0 > /etc/modprobe.d/i915-kms.conf
[03:31] <segol> bash: /etc/modprobe.d/i915-kms.conf: Permission denied
[03:31] <fritsch> G00053: which version is the exchange server?
[03:31] <StepNjump> anybody successfully installed sun java JRE for x64 here?
[03:31] <graft> shadows090: sed is extremely powerful and perfect for doing batch find/replace stuff
[03:31] <fritsch> G00053: are you using natty? or lucid?
[03:31] <G00053> i couldn't tell you, at least not at this moment since i'm off .
[03:32] <G00053>  f15 ,
[03:32] <fritsch> G00053: your phone is a windows phone?
[03:32] <G00053> android
[03:32] <fritsch> mmh, it connects by imap i think
[03:33] <shadows090> graft, is it more powerful than vim though? what i'm trying to do is a little bit beyond what I can do in vim. vim search/replace usually suites me well, but i haven't found a way to fit conditionals or switch cases in them
[03:33] <G00053> i grabbed the mapi exchange package but not the other one, i'll try that
[03:33] <fritsch> G00053: i think you need the evolution integration
[03:34] <jeremy-77> I need help with terminal to uninstall my ati proprietary driver
[03:35] <papna> I'm using Natty and occasionally get a situation where clicking a different Window doesn't change focus. I can still alt-tab between the windows. I'm using the proprietary nvidia drivers and no visual effects, if that matters. Is anyone familiar with this problem?
[03:36] <fritsch> papna: does you mouse stop working? or does clicking afterwards work again?
[03:36] <papna> fritsch: The mouse is fine. I can click inside most windows. For example, I can highlight text in this terminal.
[03:37] <fritsch> papna: ah okay, this is another problem i am not aware of
[03:37] <Dagmar> Does anyone know of a way to restrict os-prober from bothering with other OSes (or entire other drives)?
[03:38] <Dagmar> I'm getting a quite lovely "error: out of memory" from grub-update as a result
[03:38] <R1cochet> hello, i was wondering if it is possible to capitalize the first letter of each word for multiple filenames using mmv?
[03:43] <shadow980>  #android
[03:46] <cody__> hello i cannot get my webcam to work i open up cheese and the webcam isnt foundhow would i go about finding it
[03:46] <furyoshonen> is is possible to set up automatic scripts in xchat to log you in automatically why you open the program?
[03:46] <fritsch> cody__: which model of webcam do you have?
[03:46] <cody__> i have a compaq presrio cq62
[03:47] <bekor> hey psingh still their
[03:47] <cody__> fritsch, it is built in to my compaq presario cq62
[03:47] <fritsch> cody__: i do not know of this exact model, but
[03:47] <psingh> hi
[03:47] <soreau> furyoshonen: No need for a script.. just select 'auto connect to this network at startup' in the network config dialog
[03:47] <fritsch> cody__: you could look, if it is registered via usb (internally)
[03:48] <bekor> still issues
[03:48] <fritsch> cody__: have a look in what: lsusb reports
[03:48] <psingh> :(
[03:48] <soreau> furyoshonen: and 'skip network list on startup' in the general network config dialog
[03:48] <psingh> bekor:  I guess you'll have to reinstall, unless someone else here can suggest something.
[03:48] <soreau> furyoshonen: Put your favorite channels in the list and you're done
[03:48] <furyoshonen> soreau, I already auto connect, I was talking about logging in with a password...
[03:49] <soreau> furyoshonen: There are password options too
[03:49] <furyoshonen> ie. /msg nickserv identify <user> <password>
[03:49] <bekor> can i reinstall from cd without losing the othe operating sytem on the drivE/
[03:49] <cody__> fritsch, how do i do that it jusst gave me a bunch of options
[03:49] <fritsch> cody__: just use "no options" for now :-)
[03:49] <fritsch> cody__: open a terminal and typ lsusb
[03:49] <fritsch> cody__: what devices can you see there?
[03:49] <fritsch> cody__: something looking like a webcam?
[03:50] <soreau> furyoshonen: In the config dialog for your network, type your password in Nickserv password text field
[03:50] <debware> Hi...how to install guest additions on Mac (guest) in virtual box ?
[03:50] <cody__> fritsch, nope
[03:50] <psingh> bekor: you could.  The live cd will detect your other OS.  You might have to select the partition that *this* OS is on, to reinstall it.
[03:50] <fritsch> cody__: does this cam have an "off / on" button?
[03:51] <cody__> fritsch, http://paste.ubuntu.com/697666/
[03:51] <fritsch> cody__: there is absolutely no device connected
[03:51] <fritsch> cody__: this is strange
[03:51] <jimubao> how do u check current running program ?
[03:51] <cody__> fritsch, no the cam is built into the laptop
[03:52] <fritsch> cody__: i know - but
[03:52] <bekor> thanks for all your efforts if you ever get to warm come and visit me up here island pond VT
[03:52] <fritsch> cody__: normally it is done via usb - but internally
[03:52] <psingh> bekor: ok, txh
[03:52] <cody__> fritsch, ok i get ya so what should i do ya think ?
[03:52] <fritsch> cody__: are you using the internal touchpad?
[03:52] <R1cochet> how do i capitalize the first letter of every word in a filename with bash?
[03:53] <cody__> fritsch, the one under the keybourd yes
[03:53] <fritsch> cody__: on / off button does not exist, you said?
[03:54] <psingh> debware: I'm not a Mac user, but don't you have an option at the top of your virtual machine window that says "Devices" ? Under that, there should be an option "Install Guest Additions".  (Or have you already tried that?)
[03:54] <superdave_> Setting up my 11.0.4 box as a wireless AP. Is there any way to hide the SSID?
[03:54] <cody__> yes
[03:54] <furyoshonen> thanks soreau, found it
[03:55] <fritsch> cody__: could you pastebin the lspci command?
[03:55] <soreau> furyoshonen: cool, no problem
[03:55] <cody__> yes
[03:55] <fritsch> cody__: a device must use a bus to communicate with the computer - if it is not registered anywhere, there is no chance of loading a driver for it
[03:55] <Ghostx562> my hard drive isn't listed using this command
[03:55] <Ghostx562> sudo lshw -C disk
[03:55] <debware> psingh : The iso is mounted.Which File to install I am unable to get it. :)
[03:55] <fritsch> cody__: sorry for my bad english, i hope you get, what i mean
[03:56] <Dagmar> Well, no chance for the bus enumerators to load the driver anyway
[03:56] <cody__> fritsch, http://paste.ubuntu.com/697667/
[03:57] <psingh> debware: that should create a mounted file system called "VBOXADDITIONS".  So you would navigate there using Finder, and launch the installer.
[03:57] <cody__> fritsch, no u are helping out fine you are pretty much explainin it to me as if i were a kid and it is helping alot
[03:57] <superdave_> Setting up my 11.0.4 box as a wireless AP. Is there any way to hide the SSID?
[03:57] <fritsch> cody__: hehe. i also cannot see a webcam device on the pci bus
[03:57] <Ghostx562> superdave, on the router?
[03:57] <cody__> fritsch, so im jsut screwed?
[03:58] <fritsch> cody__: this is really strage
[03:58] <fritsch> cody__: do you have the redmon OS installed, too?
[03:58] <paulus68> R1cochet: perhaps this can help you out http://www.issociate.de/board/post/248945/Capitalising_file_names_-_is_this_possible_with_sed?.html
[03:58] <Ghostx562> using ubuntu server and my second drive isn't detected using this command sudo lshw -C disk
[03:59] <fritsch> cody__: if yes, have a look in the hardware manager. look under the usb devices, if there is a webcam, to get an idia which bus it is using
[03:59] <cody__> fritsch, so im stupid my comp doesnt evan have one lol i thought it did
[03:59] <SIFTU> R1cochet: did you find your answer?
[03:59] <fritsch> cody__: really?
[04:00] <psingh> debware: when you open up the VIRTUALBOXADDITIONS file system, what files are listed?  There should be an "autorun.sh" file ???
[04:00] <paulus68> Ghostx562: isn't the drive malfunctioning?
[04:00] <fritsch> cody__: hehe, this was fun - it really _does_not_ have one
[04:00] <fritsch> cody__: just googled the specs
[04:00] <fritsch> cody__: Also deleted to hit the under-$400 price mark are a Webcam and a fingerprint reader
 yes its there...what next ?
[04:00] <SIFTU> R1cochet: cat <filename>|tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]' | sed 's/\(^\| \)\([a-z]\)
[04:01] <Ghostx562> no i was using it shortly before
[04:01] <fritsch> cody__: was cited from here: http://computershopper.com/laptops/reviews/hp-compaq-presario-cq62
[04:01] <psingh> you can open up a terminal and type "./autorun.sh"  or simply double click on it.
[04:01] <fritsch> cody__: so if there is no webcam - we cannot find one :-)
[04:01] <Ghostx562> paulus68, when using sudo fdisk -l it says /dev/dm-0, /dev/dm-1 doesn't contain a valid partition table
[04:01] <superdave_> Setting up my 11.0.4 box as a wireless AP. Is there any way to hide the SSID?
[04:02] <Dagmar> Yes.
[04:02] <R1cochet> SIFTU: thank you much, but i have tons of files to do it on all in the same directory. is there a way to run it as a batch?
[04:02] <Dagmar> superdave_: It should be explained in the hostap documentation.
[04:02] <SIFTU> R1cochet: yes you can with find
[04:03] <superdave_> Dagmar More info? Kindof a noob.
[04:03] <Dagmar> superdave_: If the phrase 'hostap' is coming as a suprise to you, you might want to look into that.  Simply setting up a PC with a wireless card and routing enabled doesn't actually make it an AP.
[04:03] <hacked_kernel> how to set a socks server IP  from the command line, or in a conf file??
[04:03] <SIFTU> R1cochet: but first.. did it work on a file for you?
[04:03] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: use tsocks
[04:03] <psingh> debware: do you have a 64 bit machine, or a 32 bit machine?  There are folders there for both.  Depending on your machines architecture, you could navigate into one of those folders and launch the *.sh" script.
[04:03] <Dagmar> superdave_: You actually need separate stuff which doesn't work with all wireless cards (because with some it's impossible) to use hostap so that the transmissions are actually flagged as coming from an AP.
[04:04] <bekor> psingh you still their?
[04:04] <paulus68> Ghostx562: are you able to detect the drive with gparted?
[04:04] <psingh> bekor: hey.  Still here.  Any luck?
[04:04] <Ghostx562> ubuntu server here
[04:04] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: as an environment variable enough for your program?
[04:05] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: what protocol do you want to access?
[04:05] <hacked_kernel> fritsch, I tried exporting it but its notworking
[04:05] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: for usage with apt-get?
[04:05] <cody__> fritsch, yeh sry there is just a sopt about the screen that looks like it was a webcam and it has a microphone so thought it had a webcam
[04:05] <Ghostx562> can i format both discs using ubuntu live disc?
[04:05] <fritsch> cody__: not really a problem :-) we heavily searched it
[04:05] <hacked_kernel> fritsch, i want to use it globally , http, when pinging ,etc...
[04:05] <bekor> no but question if i wait till 11.10 come out and upgrade from cd will i still have same problems from the old system/
 : There is no ".sh". There are only .dll and .sys
[04:05] <hacked_kernel> fritsch, but apt-get is not the point
[04:06] <hacked_kernel> fritsch, i'm using tor
[04:06] <Dagmar> Ghostx526: What, you mean on the server you just booted with the CD?  Easily.
[04:06] <cody__> fritsch, but thanks for helping out
[04:06] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: you can try to set it in the proxy settings from gnome
[04:06] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: and "apply systemwide"
[04:06] <paulus68> Ghostx562: can you do sudo lshw>lshw.txt   you can do a fresh install yes
[04:06] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: this could be the most easy way
[04:06] <hacked_kernel> fritsch, I did but its not working
[04:06] <hacked_kernel> fritsch, i have 11.10
[04:06] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: okay, then have a look into tsocks
[04:06] <Ghostx562> yes i can do fresh install
[04:06] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: this is a "wrapper" for apps to use them over socks
[04:06] <Ghostx562> now im using ubuntu 10.10 live cd to format both drives
[04:06] <psingh> debware: It looks like you have a Windows version of Virtual Box Guest Additions???
[04:07] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: configure tsocks and afterwards: tsocks "my program" should work
[04:07] <hacked_kernel> fritsch, thanks
[04:07] <bekor> psingh catch the stupid question?
[04:07] <debware> psingh : My Host is ubuntu and guest is mac
[04:07] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: http://corvillus.com/2006/09/18/how-to-set-up-tor-and-privoxy-on-ubuntu-linux/
[04:07] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: ah sorry, not exactly what you looked for
[04:08] <fritsch> hacked_kernel: but the other tipp with tsocks should work fine
[04:08] <psingh> bekor: If you REINSTALL using 11.10, you would overwrite your current installation.  If 11.10 does not have any bugs you will be ok.  If you upgrade using Update Manager, my guess is, you will probably have the same issue.
[04:08] <Ghostx562> paulus68, I am using ubuntu 10.10 live cd so i can format the hard discs and then i will re-install ubuntu server 11.04
[04:08] <bekor> thanks
[04:09] <paulus68> Ghostx562: ok
[04:09] <psingh> debware: oic
[04:09] <Dagmar> Hmm... found a bug with update-grub when Slackware is installed.
[04:09] <Dagmar> I could report it, but that would be admitting I've got Ubuntu installed on something
[04:09] <Dagmar> This will take some planning.
[04:10] <Gr3mlin> new quest from me. setting up my network, im having troubles ifconfig eth0 setting up the gateway
[04:10] <fritsch> Gr3mlin: gateway is setup by using route
[04:10] <fritsch> Gr3mlin: route add default gw GATEWAY_IP
[04:11] <fritsch> Gr3mlin: afterwards do not forget to add dns
[04:11] <fritsch> Gr3mlin: is this a server? because you could do it whith the nm-applet just fine
[04:11] <Gr3mlin> fritsch: i just want to set the server with a static.
[04:12] <fritsch> Gr3mlin: okay the correct way to do this - is done via /etc/network/interfaces
[04:12] <paulus68> fritsch: shouldn't it be better to do this in the interfaces file
[04:12] <fritsch> Gr3mlin: but this also can be done with the nm-applet
[04:12] <fritsch> paulus68: exactly
[04:13] <paulus68> fritsch: you beat me to it lol
[04:13] <larie> hello
[04:13] <fritsch> paulus68: but in todays distribution, the graphical ui are very good - so normally no need to edit config files
[04:13] <Gr3mlin> ok, im looking into it now fritsch
[04:13] <zykotick9> Gr3mlin, contents of my static /etc/network/interfaces with a 192.168.1.50 ip address, customize to taste http://paste.ubuntu.com/697671/
[04:13] <larie> is there anyone using fbsplash on 3.1_rcx?
[04:13] <vectory> hi, whats the default pdf printer in 10.04, theres none in System>Administration>Printing
[04:13] <fritsch> Gr3mlin: just click on the nm-applet - edit connections - and go for it
[04:14] <fritsch> vectory: missing cups-pdf?
[04:15] <zykotick9> Gr3mlin, sorry there is actually a line above what's in the pastebin "allow-hotplug eth0"
[04:15] <vectory> cups-pdf seems not to be installed, yes. why would i need it, in 10.4 there is print 2 pdf support
[04:15] <paulus68> fritsch: true however when you work with a server you have no choice
[04:15] <fritsch> paulus68: i think he has a gui version installed
[04:16] <Ghostx562> paulus68, i forgot to plug the drive in n00b mistake
[04:16] <paulus68> Ghostx562: well then you can search for a longtime to find the mechanical error :p
[04:17] <Ghostx562> Paulus68, yeah i knew i was missing something i just didn't know what it was
[04:17] <vectory> basically, `openoffice.org -pt Cups-PDF Dokumente/test.odt' prints with my printer, which printer device do i want to have for "-pt <dev>"?
[04:17] <Gr3mlin> thanks all! and thats zykotick9 that saved me a bit of looking around!
[04:17] <paulus68> Ghostx562: the power cable :)
[04:17] <Gr3mlin> thank you fritsch
[04:17] <Ghostx562> paulus68, yeah i found it now
[04:19] <fritsch> vectory: is there an openoffice-printeradmin?
[04:19] <vectory> fritsch: not by that name
[04:20] <fritsch> vectory: i have libreoffice3.4 installed, there is such a thing
[04:20] <mae_tae> "hoy mga tala tala mo" means "pleasant day", how do i fix "unknown instance" error in squid?
[04:20] <fritsch> vectory: dpkg -S printeradmin |grep bin
[04:20] <fritsch> mae_tae: i think squid is just not running
[04:21] <fritsch> mae_tae: if you want to start it, it does not start, cause of some config problems?
[04:21] <fritsch> mae_tae: have a look in /var/log/squid
[04:22] <mae_tae> fritsch: i see, but i already fix the acl error but still i cannot do service squid reload, but squid is working fine, i mean we can able to browse
[04:22] <fritsch> mae_tae: does stop / start work?
[04:23] <mae_tae> fritsch: still the same start doesnt work, unknown instance
[04:23] <sdperez79> what is the best app to use to program in php (etc notepad)
[04:23] <mae_tae> fritsch: even stop also
[04:23] <fritsch> mae_tae: perhaps an old instance is still running in the background
[04:24] <fritsch> mae_tae: try to kill the squid process and correctly start it afterwards
[04:24] <mae_tae> kill ill try it
[04:24] <sdperez79> what is the best app to use to program in php (etc notepad)
[04:24] <fritsch> sdperez79: vim :-)
[04:25] <mae_tae> fritsch: if im disconnect thats the sign that i kill the process, hehehe, for a while
[04:25] <sdperez79> fritsch:vim?
[04:25] <fritsch> mae_tae: you use web irc?
[04:25] <mae_tae> fritsch: yes, i use web
[04:25] <Ghostx562> vim is a text editor
[04:25] <fritsch> Ghostx562: and a lot more :-)
[04:26] <Ghostx562> yeah its good i use it
[04:26] <fritsch> sdperez79: i think you would prefer sth. like gedit
[04:26] <fritsch> sdperez79: it has syntax highlightening and so on
[04:26] <sdperez79> wow!thats a kool editor
[04:27] <paulus68> sdperez79: netbeans
[04:27] <fritsch> mmh - having time again i will got the lucid -> maverick -> natty -> oneiric path ...
[04:27] <fritsch> s/got/go/
[04:27] <x66girl> hii ... um facing a problem when in trying to install ubuntu in my pc, it say that cant found the root and dont install ... im kinda of lost ...
[04:27] <Ghostx562> i need to use this now
[04:27] <Ghostx562> Sudo go crap -h now
[04:27] <fritsch> x66girl: who tells this? after first part of install?
[04:28] <mae_tae_> fritsch, i kill the process but its till the same
[04:28] <fritsch> mae_tae_: you were not disconnected
[04:28] <fritsch> mae_tae_: are you using the repository version of squid?
[04:28] <fritsch> mae_tae_: ah you were, sorry
[04:28] <x66girl> fritsch, yep, when i go to advanced trying to install the ubuntu :B
[04:28] <mae_tae_> fritsch: im disconnected
[04:28] <sdperez79> how do i start vim?
[04:29] <paulus68> sdperez79: netbeans is also a good editor for php this is what I am using
[04:29] <mae_tae_> thats why i had _ at the end of my nick, hehe
[04:29] <thenickperson> run vim in terminal
[04:29] <fritsch> sdperez79: open a gnome-terminal and run as: vim myfile.php
[04:29] <Ghostx562> in terminal type vim and whatever file you are trying to edit
[04:29] <Ghostx562> like vim /ect/hosts.file
[04:29] <thenickperson> or just vim to make a new one
[04:29] <joe-f4> Does top give the correct total RSS?  I should have 34.2GB of RSS, but it's saying: Mem:  35129364k total,  1372444k used, 33756920k free,
[04:29] <rush4raushan> would you suggest any alternative software like dc++ for ubuntu
[04:29] <fritsch> sdperez79: i think gedit is more appropriate for you at the beginning
[04:29] <joe-f4> And I'm having problems with mysql and malloc.. I guess going over 4gb.. which is what that total shows.
[04:29] <fritsch> rush4raushan: there is linuxdcpp in the repos
[04:29] <thenickperson> I agree about gedit
[04:29] <thenickperson> it's awesome
[04:30] <thenickperson> I have some pretty nasty audio problems
[04:30] <x66girl> fritsch, can u help me ?
[04:30] <thenickperson> can someone please help me out?
[04:30] <Ghostx562> x66girl, format the drive then try installing?
[04:30] <fritsch> x66girl: could not find root device means, that the kernel cannot mount / find itself while starting
[04:31] <fritsch> x66girl: but you getting this problem while using the installer? sounds odd to me
[04:31] <sdperez79> thanks paul and fritsch
[04:31] <Ghostx562> try to burn the disk again at a slow speed?
[04:31] <Ghostx562> also make sure you download the OS from the ubuntu site
[04:32] <fritsch> ah, his problem is that early - gut hint Ghostx562
[04:32] <x66girl> Ghostx562, it is a free space I already formated :B
[04:32] <paulus68> sdperez79: this is the link for netbeans http://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html
[04:32] <fritsch> s/gut/good/
[04:32] <Ghostx562> x66girl, it might be a disc issue, you might have got a corrupted copy
[04:32] <Ghostx562> try burning disc again at slow disc after you download the OS from the ubuntu site
[04:33] <x66girl> fritsch, and ever worst for me ...i had ubuntu in my notebook before ...
[04:33] <Ghostx562> fritsch, happened to me from experience
[04:33] <fritsch> x66girl: does your cd drive sound like "rrrrssss" "rssss"?
[04:33] <mangojambo> hi, do someone here use bazaar ?
[04:33] <x66girl> Ghostx562, not first time it is not my first copy :B
[04:33] <fritsch> x66girl: hehe german cd drives sound like this - for sure
[04:34] <Ghostx562> x66girl, try another hard drive?
[04:34] <x66girl> fritsch, a weird song ? i be a lil scare it is too noise
[04:34] <fritsch> x66girl: just a question. does this happen while bootin from the drive?
[04:34] <fritsch> x66girl: meaning from cd drive?
[04:35] <fritsch> x66girl: this stops booting or does it stop booting after installing "half of ubuntu"
[04:35] <x66girl> fritsch, yep from cd drive :B
[04:35] <fritsch> x66girl: you could try installing from usb stick
[04:35] <fritsch> i agree with Ghostx562
[04:35] <x66girl> fritsch, do u think is my cd driver ? Mmm ...
[04:35] <fritsch> x66girl: yes, or your burner
[04:36] <Ghostx562> maybe cd drive
[04:36] <x66girl> fritsch, weird cause i already used differente burners it is not the first time
[04:36] <nac-godfather> anyone experienced in setting up dual monitors, one LCD and one CRT?
[04:36] <nac-godfather> Xinerama
[04:36] <nac-godfather> ?
[04:36] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, are you looking for a big desktop?
[04:36] <nac-godfather> I was gonna see if my nvidia control panel would work first, I'll keep yall posted
[04:36] <fritsch> x66girl: yeah - try installing from usb stick
[04:37] <nac-godfather> "a big desktop" ?
[04:37] <p896gbm> hey is kernel.org still down? what's the deal?
[04:37] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, do you want one big desktop, or two separate desktops?
[04:37] <linuxuz3r> is linux.com still down
[04:37] <fritsch> p896gbm: no big deal - just making it more secure than before
[04:37] <linuxuz3r> can someone check
[04:37] <thenickperson> it's down
[04:37] <thenickperson> http://www.isup.me/kernel.org
[04:37] <fritsch> jep, down
[04:37] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, or do you want one to clone the other?
[04:38] <ex0> hey how can i convert a .odf file to a .doc file?
[04:38] <linuxuz3r> dont you need oo for that
[04:38] <ex0> sorry, .odt file to .doc
[04:38] <Seven_Six_Two> ex0, open it in openoffice, and save as a .doc
[04:39] <paulus68> ex0: save as
[04:39] <ex0> is that all?
[04:39] <thenickperson> or libreoffice
[04:39] <ex0> i thought i remember having complications, its a resume.
[04:39] <ex0> ill try it
[04:39] <Seven_Six_Two> ex0, yes, as long as you know that the conversion isn't always perfect
[04:40] <Seven_Six_Two> ex0, if you want to distribute it, pdf is probably better, unless it *has* to be .doc
[04:40] <ex0> hmm. yea not sure good question :seven
[04:40] <qin> ex0: http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=57411
[04:40] <ex0> i might try the pdf
[04:40] <paulus68> Seven_Six_Two: depending if you used specific commands which are not available in the microsoft office packages
[04:40] <ex0> thank you
[04:41] <thenickperson> can someone please help me with my audio issues?
[04:43] <fritsch> thenickperson: what are the issues?
[04:43] <thenickperson> I posted in the forum: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1849981
[04:43] <thenickperson> this is on ubuntu 11.10 beta 2. I probably did something stupid with setting up my audio software.
[04:43] <thenickperson> I can do command line stuff, but I'm a complete noob with advanced audio configuration.
[04:44] <thenickperson> most of my progarms just won't play audio at all
[04:44] <jk-> thenickperson: tried 'pavucontrol' ?
[04:44] <fritsch> thenickperson: could be an issue with pulseaudio
[04:44] <thenickperson> it's not installed jk, should I apt-get it?
[04:44] <thenickperson> and uggh probably, I followed the audio issues thread
[04:45] <jk-> thenickperson: that will let you make sure that the apps are routed to the correct output devices
[04:45] <thenickperson> the first couple of thigns worked, so I moved on to alsamixer, but it doesn't help nevermind
[04:45] <thenickperson> oh, thanks
[04:45] <jk-> thenickperson: yeah, i'd recommend it.
[04:45] <thenickperson> isntalling
[04:45] <^NiNjA> id start simpler like checking to see you have the right device selected in the preferences
[04:46] <thenickperson> I believe i did
[04:46] <thenickperson> oh okay I have pavucontrol open
[04:46] <thenickperson> in the gui
[04:46] <Seven_Six_Two> 11.10? that's #ubuntu+1 I believe
[04:46] <thenickperson> yes, it's in beta
[04:46] <Seven_Six_Two> I thought it was because padevchooser is gone?
[04:47] <^NiNjA> i have 3 audio devices on mine at different times.  sometimes i can get an odd configuration because of it
[04:47] <thenickperson> well, this is odd. the playback tab says system sounds are at 100%, 0db. whenever someone says something in this room (would normally trigger a sound), pidgin's audio control blinks briefly in playback (during the duration of time the sound would normally play)
[04:48] <^NiNjA> might want to check out launchpads bugs report on audio in that beta 2 release
[04:48] <thenickperson> I'm just using my laptop's built in speakers, and it seems like now I'm getting audio from nothing
[04:48] <thenickperson> true, good idea
[04:49] <thenickperson> :\ well what should I do now?
[04:49] <^NiNjA> it being still beta it could be needing a fix
[04:49] <thenickperson> it seems like pidgin's audio controls are muted, odd....
[04:49] <thenickperson> let's see if I can play sounds if I get a program to constantly play audio so I can access the sliders
[04:49] <^NiNjA> know your sound device model and manufacturer if its onbaord watch for your chipsets mentioned
[04:50] <thenickperson> bringing volume up to 100% in alsa plugin (for firefox flash) just sayd 0 db
[04:50] <thenickperson> audio doesn't play
[04:50] <thenickperson> but the sliders display
[04:50] <thenickperson> how can I check that?
[04:51] <^NiNjA> brb. gotta go double check myself
[04:52] <thenickperson> thanks
[04:53] <^NiNjA> ok thenickperson  have you tried ubuntu help docs yet? they have a really good page on diagnosing sound issues https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[04:54] <thenickperson> oh, this seems interesting
[04:54] <thenickperson> thanks
[04:54] <thenickperson> let me try it out
[04:54] <thenickperson> sound test isn't working
[04:54] <^NiNjA> np, just remeber that usually you can google the exact desription of your problem and get a ubuntu help or forum with a similar issue
[04:55] <thenickperson> it says to create a new user to test default config of audio stuff. would just using the guest account built into ubuntu be enough?
[04:56] <thenickperson> well, my problem's kinda weird, it's just this list of things not playing audio at all, and other things would work
[04:56] <thenickperson> except now I think NO audio works, I'm not even getting the sounds when I raise/lower the volume (feature in 11.10)
[04:56] <^NiNjA> so its a particular program(s) and not sound in general?
[04:56] <fritsch> thenickperson: is pulseaudio running?
[04:56] <fritsch> thenickperson: ps aux |grep pulseaudio
[04:57] <thenickperson> yeah, I see pulseaudio in top
[04:57] <thenickperson> well, ninja, it was, but now I think it's everything
[04:57] <fritsch> okay really wired
[04:57] <thenickperson> should I just try audio in my guest account?
[04:57] <fritsch> thenickperson: jep!
[04:57] <thenickperson> alright brb thanks
[04:57] <^NiNjA> hmm brb
[04:57] <fritsch> thenickperson: guest must be member of audio group
[04:57] <bambanx> guys any alternative of babylon translator
[04:57] <thenickperson> oh
[04:58] <thenickperson> good idea
[04:58] <thenickperson> how do I do that in the command line?
[04:58] <fritsch> sudo adduser myguest audio
[04:58] <fritsch> myguest is your guest user
[04:58] <fritsch> name :: String
[04:58] <thenickperson> oh, crud
[04:58] <thenickperson> I don't have an actual guest account
[04:59] <thenickperson> it's the guest option in the user switch menu in unity
[04:59] <thenickperson> apparently guest and myguest don't exist on my system
[04:59] <fritsch> thenickperson: try this - should work
[04:59] <fritsch> thenickperson: wargh :-)
[04:59] <fritsch> thenickperson: just use the click guest session and have a try
[04:59] <nac-godfather> I would like two separate desktops, sorry for the delay.  Seven_Six_Two
[05:00] <thenickperson> alright trying this now
[05:00] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, then you wouldn't use xinerama or twinview
[05:00] <fritsch> okay, i have to be carefully with command line commands - if people just paste them
[05:01] <nac-godfather> really, what do you use?
[05:01] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, and start nvidia-settings with sudo, as you'll have to save the xorg...maybe?
[05:01] <nac-godfather> do you think my GTX 460 will autodetect it with ubuntu
[05:02] <nac-godfather> Yeah, that's what I was thinking, then edit it to my needs afterwards
[05:02] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, I have an nvidia6800gt and 2x22"ws as big desktop. with two desktops you can't drag from one monitor to another
[05:02] <nac-godfather> gay
[05:02] <nac-godfather> why not?
[05:03] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, because you have 2 desktops, not one big one. two panels, not one.
[05:03] <thenickperson> back, audio doesn't work at all in my guest account
[05:03] <nac-godfather> well if you make it one desktop, are the icons and everything on one, and the secondary monitor extra space to drag shit to?
[05:03] <igie> anyone here have experience with postfix... I keep getting "550 550 #5.1.0 Address rejected"
[05:04] <fritsch> igie: setting up a mail server it not a trial and error thing
[05:04] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, unless one of them is a tv, I would suggest twinview, and set one monitor to absolute positioning.
[05:04] <thenickperson> it notices my sound card
[05:05] <fritsch> thenickperson: is there audio comming out?
[05:05] <nac-godfather> To act they way I just described right?  Like Windows, one monitor desktop and second as extension
[05:05] <thenickperson> you mean is any audio playing for me? no
[05:06] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, set your "main" monitor to absolute, and your "other" to relative to the "main". I don't know windows conventions. Haven'
[05:06] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, haven't used them since early xp
[05:06] <igie> Hi fritsch: what do you recommend ?
[05:06] <thenickperson> I'm up to step 7 (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting). my sound card DID work fine in ubuntu 11.10 before. should I check this anyway?
[05:06] <nac-godfather> yeah, I'm just used to setting up multiple monitors (windows) for work.  Not that I'd try at home.
[05:07] <^NiNjA> ok step 7 would be making sure ALSA supports it
[05:09] <thenickperson> well, I'm saying though, it worked before, so should I skip it or try it anyway?
[05:09] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, here's my xorg.conf for comparison. Both of my monitors are 1680x1050
[05:09] <Seven_Six_Two> nac-godfather, http://pastebin.com/CyNc1P7U
[05:09] <nac-godfather> thank you
[05:10] <^NiNjA> i would try the launchpad for 11.10 beta and see if its a common issue or one that has a simple fix yet
[05:10] <thenickperson> thanks
[05:10] <thenickperson> also, how do I get the name of my soundcard's driver?
[05:10] <fritsch> thenickperson: lsmod |grep -i snd
[05:10] <GloriaLove> hello
[05:11] <GloriaLove> anyone from turkey here?
[05:11] <fritsch> thenickperson: i think it is a software issue
[05:11] <^NiNjA> then if there was no precedence in the launchpad i would try a audio manual install like they show in that help page
[05:11] <^NiNjA> i forgot the command just a sec
[05:11] <thenickperson> me too, last time I ran windows 7 on this it was fine. and fritsh, when I ran that command, I get like 10-20 drivers. which is it, the first?
[05:11] <GameBoy> is there a shell command to search for a word or sentence in multiple files?
[05:12] <^NiNjA> lspci -v | grep "Audio device
[05:12] <Seven_Six_Two> GameBoy, grep
[05:12] <^NiNjA> i would sudo that to be sure
[05:12] <GameBoy> grep needs a file name rite
[05:13] <Seven_Six_Two> GameBoy, and a regex of what you're looking for
[05:13] <Seven_Six_Two> GameBoy, sorry. it can just be text too
[05:13] <fritsch> GameBoy: cat * |grep -i "text"
[05:13] <thenickperson> awesome, I have the name of my sound card
[05:13] <^NiNjA> my bad its lspci -v | grep "Audio device"
[05:14] <thenickperson> I got it :P
[05:14] <^NiNjA> k
[05:14] <thenickperson> I have "00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)", is my driver SBx00?
[05:14] <GameBoy> fritsch: what if my file is inside a sub directory?
[05:15] <thenickperson> ack, that didn't work
[05:15] <fritsch> GameBoy: grep -r "lala" *
[05:15] <zykotick9> GameBoy, use "grep -ri test *
[05:16] <Seven_Six_Two> GameBoy, what exactly are you trying to do? just get the filename that contains a match? print the matching line, no matter where it is? count the total number of matches?
[05:17] <zykotick9> fritsch, FYI you don't need to use "cat *", just use "grep foo *"
[05:17] <fritsch> zykotick9: jep, thought it over
[05:17] <fritsch> you are perfectly right
[05:18] <zykotick9> fritsch, i always used to use cat unnecessarily like that as well ;)
[05:18] <thenickperson> I'm having trouble finding my sound drivers, should I just reinstall my sound drivers with "sudo aptitude --purge reinstall linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils linux-image-`uname -r` linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` libasound2"? I'm just worried, will this delete anything other than my sound config?
[05:18] <StepNjump> Anybody running x64 here?
[05:19] <Seven_Six_Two> StepNjump, me
[05:19] <thenickperson> also, I have apt-get, can I just replace "aptitude" with "apt-get"?
[05:19] <StepNjump> ok Seven_Six_Two
[05:19] <^NiNjA> thenickperson,  i would first go and install synaptic package manager. and then check for any trouble with the packages
[05:19] <zykotick9> thenickperson, careful!  you're removing your kernel in that command!!!
[05:19] <GameBoy> Guys.. i have grep -ri "text" & .... I am getting a number like 3267. Shouldnt the command execute in background?
[05:19] <thenickperson> ah xD
[05:19] <StepNjump> Seven_Six_Two, I just manually installed Java. Works great
[05:19] <^NiNjA> 11.10 dropped synaptic for some reason and I think its a big mistake
[05:19] <fritsch> software center looks very cool
[05:19] <fritsch> but never used graphical stuff
[05:19] <StepNjump> How do you like it Seven_Six_Two? Do you find your box runs faster?
[05:20] <tim> 64 bit does not work right use 32bit
[05:20] <^NiNjA> then i'd get the deb package installer as well
[05:20] <StepNjump> tim, what doesn't work right?
[05:20] <fritsch> tim: what is the problem with 64bit?
[05:20] <thenickperson> I have synaptic (upgraded from 11.04, could not successfully install off a 11.10 cd). how do I check for issues here?
[05:20] <StepNjump> So far so good here
[05:20] <Seven_Six_Two> StepNjump, I haven't had a 32bit of the same specs to compare. it's faster than my last pc ;)
[05:20] <shawnboy> I have 3 Lucid machines onto which I want to install a package (meta package I guess: mythtv). How can I download all the files from repos once and not have to download them 3 times?
[05:20] <^NiNjA> ubuntu software center shows me some errors with certain deb packages that do nto exist in deb package installer
[05:20] <zykotick9> GameBoy, you can't really grep with & at the end - you need to see the output
[05:20] <fritsch> thenickperson: can you just reinstall 11.10? or do you have many files lieing somewhere?
[05:20] <fritsch> thenickperson: i think something messed up with pa/alsa etc.
[05:20] <StepNjump> thenickperson, ensure CD is ticked off in synaptics/ repositories
[05:21] <Seven_Six_Two> StepNjump, not everything uses all available bus though, so it's not 2x as fast
[05:21] <GameBoy> zykotick9: Oh... is it.. thanks...
[05:21] <nicola_pav> hello. I have an annoying problem. I am trying to run a .jnlp link with iced tea Java web start. while it opens, two boxes appear, one named downloading and the other Warning security and aks me if i want to continue but I cannot click anything neither close any of them
[05:21] <nicola_pav> only by killing i will close them :S
[05:21] <StepNjump> ok lol Seven_Six_Two
[05:21] <fritsch> thenickperson: this is a big problem, because these are many packages playing togeter
[05:21] <nicola_pav> please help
[05:21] <D3CRYPT0R> h3110 p30p13
[05:21] <StepNjump> Seven_Six_Two I See... / btw, do you have Java installed?
[05:21] <nicola_pav> yes
[05:21] <^NiNjA> in synaptic in the edit tab
[05:22] <thenickperson> fritsch: I might have done something weird with messing with audio devices :| I just recently reinstalled ubuntu, I can do it again, but I really want to avoid it. and where can I disable cd in synaptic?
[05:22] <^NiNjA> near the bottom should say fix broken packages
[05:22] <Seven_Six_Two> StepNjump, I think so. I just updated to 11.10 today, so I haven't looked to see which is there
[05:22] <tim> video not working because of flash
[05:22] <fritsch> thenickperson: we could reproduce what you have done
[05:22] <fritsch> but it would be a hard job for ^NiNjA to search through all possiblitites in order to get it working
[05:22] <thenickperson> I clicked fix broken packages, it says "Successfully fixed dependency problems"
[05:23] <fritsch> hehe
[05:23] <^NiNjA> agredd
[05:23] <zykotick9> D3CRYPT0R, use english, not l33t speak in the channel
[05:23] <^NiNjA> "agreed" even
[05:23] <D3CRYPT0R> okay
[05:23] <fritsch> thenickperson: http://make-everything-ok.com/ <- tried this one?
[05:23] <fritsch> thenickperson: just kidding
[05:23] <^NiNjA> hee hee hee
[05:23] <StepNjump> If you don't have it, here are the instructions (though it's in french, you can just do your terminal thing anyway) http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/tutoriel/comment_installer_sun_java6_plugin_64bits, if it might help you out
[05:23] <shawnboy> I thought someone would hit my question outta the park right away. Isn't there an easy way to download a package (several actually) on 1 PC for install on 3 without downloading 3 times?
[05:24] <GloriaLove> please, someon from turkey
[05:24] <GloriaLove> ?
[05:24] <thenickperson> awesome xD
[05:24] <GloriaLove> *someone
[05:24] <StepNjump> Seven_Six_Two: If you don't have it, here are the instructions (though it's in french, you can just do your terminal thing anyway) http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/tutoriel/comment_installer_sun_java6_plugin_64bits, if it might help you out
[05:24] <fritsch> shawnboy: apt-proxy can cache packages
[05:24] <madurax86> hello my notebook is getting randomly frozen wen it runs ubuntu, this happens very rarely about once every5days and i dont have anything in the logs, when its frozen no input works including alt+sysrqs
[05:24] <zykotick9> shawnboy, copy from /var/cache/apt/archive or setup an apt-proxy
[05:24] <^NiNjA> thenickperson,  since its a new install from cd, I would have to think it might be easier to resintall rather than backtrack or troubleshoot all possibilities
[05:24] <D3CRYPT0R> madurax86 i have smae problem
[05:24] <thenickperson> what happens if I run "sudo aptitude --purge reinstall linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils linux-image-`uname -r` linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` libasound2"? will ubuntu be reinstalled or screwed up?
[05:25] <shawnboy> fritsch, unfamiliar but may look at that.
[05:25] <StepNjump> Seven_Six_Two: http://java.com/en/download/testjava.jsp
[05:25] <thenickperson> ninja: hm, that sucks :| thanks
[05:25] <Seven_Six_Two> shawnboy, apt-cacher is awesome, and easy to use
[05:25] <GameBoy> Guys.. one more question.. kinda new to xchat.. how do i reply to a person.. like a reply with his name prefixed?
[05:25] <fritsch> thenickperson: this is not good
[05:25] <thenickperson> ninja: still, I want to try if I can get a last minute fix
[05:25] <madurax86> D3CRYPT0R is your hardware asus? I had a faulty CPU before but i got call traces now i get nothing
[05:25] <fritsch> thenickperson: pasting comamnds without knowing what you are doing
[05:25] <shawnboy> zykotick9, so if I copy from there each package to other machine, then do a dpkg -i on each one by one?
[05:25] <D3CRYPT0R> nope HP
[05:25] <shawnboy> Seven_Six_Two, Unfamiliar with that. Have to look into it.
[05:26] <StepNjump> Seven_Six_Two, no I'm really happy with it. I'm running a netbook with only 1 GB and I think it's running cooler with Opera. Pretty cool
[05:26] <^NiNjA> in my humble opinion each new install should first be followed by an install of synaptic, debpkg installer, before making any other changes. that way you can fix anything that breaks easier
[05:26] <thenickperson> fritsch: I know, but it was on the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting page and recommended
[05:26] <fritsch> thenickperson: backup your data, try with the above command
[05:26] <fritsch> thenickperson: if your system gets unusable, you have to reinstall
[05:26] <zykotick9> shawnboy, or use copy the package(s) to the /var/cache/apt/archive on the other machine and install using regular apt/aptitude/synaptic/U.S.C. means
[05:26] <madurax86> D3CRYPT0R do other OSes work fine?
[05:27] <thenickperson> fritsch: so, that command reinstalls ubuntu? or what?
[05:28] <D3CRYPT0R> madurx86 heck yes.. this is the first time i installed ubuntu on this computer never had problems with it untill now.. and the problems are random i think its the version of ubuntu im running...
[05:28] <shawnboy> zykotick9, if I do that will it look in ../archives before downloading from web?
[05:28] <zykotick9> shawnboy, yup
[05:29] <D3CRYPT0R> madurax86 i have ubuntu 10.04 LTS 64 bit currently i will try 11.04 soon
[05:29] <shawnboy> COOL
[05:29] <shawnboy> thanks.
[05:29] <D3CRYPT0R> madurax86...what hardware do you run
[05:29] <thenickperson> also, I want to try manually starting my audio driver again, since I haven't tested if it would work yet
[05:29] <madurax86> D3CRYPT0R well i've been  run ubuntu stable until some update came on natty for 2.6.38 kernel! until then it was fine, i have an asus notebook i5
[05:31] <D3CRYPT0R> madurax86 intresting you should try a clean install if you cant find a solution it might be a unstable kernel for your processor
[05:32] <ahhughes> heya, last night I tried to get my shiney new apple bluetooth keyboard working. FAIL... I could see the dongle, and I could scan for bluetooth devices, and I could see the keyboard, and obtain its mac address. But when I tried to trust if it bitched about not finding the device. Im not at the pc now so I can't paste the log... but there are HEAPS of posts about bluetooth support not working in recent times. Should I be expecting a r
[05:33] <madurax86> D3CRYPT0R well this is standard hardware these days, i couldnt try a valnilla kernel since it gets a call trace saying plymouth failed, plus this one's warranty is running out too lol have to know for sure if its hardware
[05:34] <^NiNjA> thenickperson,  try the launchpad for 11.10 before going any further. there is quite a few bugs left and perhaps yours is there.
[05:34] <StepNjump> gameboy, you type /msg nick message
[05:34] <^NiNjA> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+milestone/ubuntu-11.10
[05:35] <thenickperson> thanks ninja
[05:36] <D3CRYPT0R> madurax86 well ubuntu runs on mostly generic drivers.. and dont get me wrong it dose great but some computer companies provide proprietary drivers and linux dose not do good wtih them that can be a issue aswell
[05:36] <thenickperson> should I just search the name of my soundcard, ninja?
[05:37] <^NiNjA> if you dont have a launchpad account get one and then do a search for something like  "no sound in ubuntu 11.10" or something like that in the bugs category
[05:37] <kaushik_> i have crashed my grub now , what do i do to get it back
[05:37] <kaushik_> i get prompt
[05:37] <thenickperson> reinstall grub
[05:37] <kaushik_> saying grub rescue
[05:37] <kaushik_> >
[05:37] <thenickperson> I had this problem recently
[05:38] <^NiNjA> kaushik_,  the best way is to get grb recovery cd
[05:38] <kaushik_> reinstall command not found , thenickperson
[05:38] <madurax86> D3CRYPT0R yes the only thing i can do now is to check if its a hardware prob n use an old kernel
[05:38] <kaushik_> i dont have any cd's :(
[05:38] <thenickperson> I managed to do it without a cd. I'm just trying to remember how
[05:39] <thenickperson> wait no, I did need a c
[05:39] <^NiNjA> http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[05:39] <fritsch> thenickperson: hint: usb stick
[05:39] <thenickperson> *cd
[05:39] <thenickperson> do you already have an ubuntu live cd?
[05:39] <thenickperson> or usb stick :P
[05:39] <kaushik_> no i dont have
[05:39] <kaushik_> ok i have the stick
[05:39] <^NiNjA> or you can load it from the CMD line
[05:39] <thenickperson> and thanks ninja for your help with launchpad
[05:39] <jroysdon> Anyone have a guide for a PXEboot install over the network?  I've done it with Fedora/CentOS.  I've got laptops and servers with no CD/DVD that I want to install on.
[05:39] <kaushik_> what are the commands
[05:39] <kaushik_> what are the commands ?
[05:39] <kaushik_> can i get them online ?
[05:39] <fritsch> kaushik_: yes
[05:40] <thenickperson> how do I search the list, just ctrl-f? or does the site have search for launcpad?
[05:40] <^NiNjA> np thenickperson
[05:40] <fritsch> bool canIGetThemOnline();
[05:40] <thenickperson> nevermind I found the search
[05:40] <zykotick9> kaushik_, most likely, getting some live media and chrooting to reinstall/reconfigure grub will be easier for you then trying to boot your kernel from grub rescue - but maybe not?!?!  Good luck.
[05:41] <thenickperson> kaushik, I think I used this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCdRecovery
[05:41] <D3CRYPT0R> madurax86 try a newr version of ubuntu like 10.04 LTS
[05:41] <thenickperson> it requires a live cd for some sort of linux, preferably ubuntu
[05:42] <^NiNjA> kaushik_,  go here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[05:43] <thenickperson> you basically just want to boot off a cd and either reinstall or clear the config of grub on your hard disk
[05:44] <kaushik_> actually
[05:44] <kaushik_> there was windows and ubuntu
[05:44] <kaushik_> together
[05:44] <thenickperson> there's a command to auto reset what OSes it finds, then it should be working fine
[05:44] <zykotick9> madurax86, Lucid 10.04LTS should be using a 2.6.32 kernel BTW
[05:44] <madurax86> D3CRYPT0R i was using 11.10! with the newest kernel first 3.0.0-18 and with 2.6.38-8 later same thing but with 3 it froze so soon
[05:44] <kaushik_> and due to some error
[05:44] <thenickperson> yes, I had the same problem
[05:44] <kaushik_> while rebooting
[05:44] <^NiNjA> that page i sent you to go about halfway down for a good explanation of grb rescue mode and how to use it
[05:44] <kaushik_> i only get grub rescue
[05:44] <kaushik_> ok
[05:44] <kaushik_> thanks a lot ninjah
[05:44] <^NiNjA> NP
[05:45] <madurax86> zykotick9 i ran natty with 2.6.38 perfectly until an update came
[05:45] <thenickperson> I know, that's why you need a live cd to boot off of. can you do that?
[05:45] <thenickperson> or do you have a flash drive?
[05:45] <^NiNjA> i know the help docs people are far more accurate than I am
[05:45] <D3CRYPT0R> madurax86 64bit 32bit?...
[05:45] <madurax86> D3CRYPT0R 64bit
[05:46] <^NiNjA> I would recommend keeping a super grub disk around for just such occassions
[05:46] <kaushik_> the exact error i am getting is
[05:47] <kaushik_> error : no such partition
[05:47] <kaushik_> grub rescue >
[05:47] <D3CRYPT0R> madurax86 reinstall and make a largers swap partition it will improve perfromance and pssibly put a hault to your problem
[05:48] <thenickperson> kaushik, do you have a live cd or live usb?
[05:48] <^NiNjA> ah, then its either not reading the grub cfg correctly or its not there, or something along those lines
[05:49] <kaushik_> no i dont have any
[05:49] <kaushik_> unfortunately
[05:49] <kaushik_> :(
[05:49] <thenickperson> can you make one?
[05:49] <thenickperson> :\
[05:49] <kaushik_> yeah i can make a stick
[05:49] <thenickperson> yeah, you should do that
[05:49] <kaushik_> usb
[05:49] <thenickperson> in the mean time
[05:49] <thenickperson> if you want to use windows on your computer
[05:49] <madurax86> D3CRYPT0R it wasnt even using the swap at that time, i have physical 4gb
[05:50] <GameBoy> Which is faster for same set of tasks - A shell script or a program in some language like C... ?
[05:50] <thenickperson> boot from a windows isntall disk, go to repair, and try to repair your startup using the gui tools
[05:50] <thenickperson> wait a bit
[05:50] <thenickperson> and hopefully it will remove grub and let you boot windows
[05:50] <^NiNjA> kaushik_,  how old is your PC? or more accurately is your bios up to date?
[05:50] <kaushik_> yeah updated
[05:50] <kaushik_> its quite new
[05:50] <thenickperson> ubuntu will still be there, you'll just be stuck in windows for a bit
[05:50] <kaushik_> 1 yr od
[05:50] <kaushik_> old
[05:50] <kaushik_> yeah i get it
[05:50] <^NiNjA> ok
[05:53] <^NiNjA> also, this may seem silly but... make sure you dont have any usb mp3 players connected
[05:53] <^NiNjA> or unformatted or badly formatted usb drives
[05:53] <^NiNjA> i have had issues with my sons mp3 player ...lol dont ask
[05:53] <mfauzirahman>  /msg nickserv help register
[05:54] <^NiNjA> i very nearly wiped my grub trying to fix something that was caused by an mp3 player plugged into a usb port
[05:55] <thenickperson> yikes o_o
[05:55] <D3CRYPT0R> peace everyone i am off to windows going to go learn some c++
[05:56] <fritsch> D3CRYPT0R: linux also has a c++ compiler
[05:56] <fritsch> D3CRYPT0R: a very good one, btw.
[05:56] <D3CRYPT0R> really wat is the name?....
[05:57] <fritsch> gcc g++
[05:57] <D3CRYPT0R> fritsch really what is the name
[05:57] <fritsch> D3CRYPT0R: www.gcc.org
[05:58] <fritsch> ups!
[05:58] <fritsch> sorry
[05:58] <thenickperson> why am I getting an absolutely massive list of software that apt-get upgrade is installing? o_O is 11.10 beta 3 out?
[05:58] <fritsch> http://gcc.gnu.org/
[05:58] <fritsch> this one
[05:58] <fritsch> D3CRYPT0R: there is no need for visual studio doing c++
[05:58] <^NiNjA> well its a beta
[05:58] <fritsch> D3CRYPT0R: for the beginnging, a simple text editor is enough
[05:59] <thenickperson> I know
[05:59] <thenickperson> I better reboot and see if I can get lucky with getting my sound back
[05:59] <D3CRYPT0R> fritsch well that website took me nowhere.....
[05:59] <fritsch> D3CRYPT0R: sudo apt-get install gcc g++
[05:59] <fritsch> D3CRYPT0R: this will install a c / c++ compiler onto your ubuntu system
[05:59] <^NiNjA> the next release will be rc 1 then rc2
[05:59] <^NiNjA> good luck
[05:59] <fritsch> D3CRYPT0R: afterwards you can write c++ code on linux and compile and run it
[05:59] <thenickperson> brb rebooting
[05:59] <thenickperson> thanks
[06:00] <D3CRYPT0R> fritsch so it will give me the compiler over terminal right?...
[06:00] <fritsch> D3CRYPT0R: 1
[06:00] <Snicksie> D3CRYPT0R, i use code::blocks for learning c++, it has autocompletion and its quite easy to use :)
[06:00] <zykotick9> D3CRYPT0R, install the package "build-essential" to get most requirements in one package
[06:01] <Snicksie> thats available at ubuntu, so you don't need to reboot anymore :D
[06:02] <D3CRYPT0R> Snicksie what dp you mean code::blocks?...
[06:03] <D3CRYPT0R> gdzf
[06:04] <thenickperson> hm, I'm back
[06:04] <thenickperson> volume change sounds work
[06:04] <thenickperson> pidgin is silent
[06:04] <thenickperson> this computer is probably overheating... could that be an issue? :\
[06:04] <thenickperson> WHOAH I HAVE AUDIO IN FLASH
[06:05] <thenickperson> ohhhh, yay, I have most sound back :D but I still don't get why pidgin is silent...
[06:05] <nick_name> irc_test
[06:06] <zykotick9> thenickperson, possible a new issue with your ENTER key though ;)
[06:06] <fritsch> hehe
[06:06] <thenickperson> hm?
[06:06] <^NiNjA> pidgin ight need the plugin pack and most likely the audio/video plugin
[06:06] <Gr3mlin> hay, all, if LM-SENSORS is returning "acpitz-virtual-0 adapter: virtual device, temp1: +64.0*c
[06:06] <fritsch> zykotick9: could also be shift key :-)
[06:06] <wzg> :-)
[06:06] <Gr3mlin> its a good sign its not detecting my system right!?
[06:07] <lokomis> thenickperson check pidgin's sound preferences to make sure you haven't disabled them in some way
[06:07] <^NiNjA> pidgin will use system sounds those you have to select in the audio preferences
[06:09] <paul3> hey, guys
[06:10] <paul3> why do I have an noname process in htop? :)
[06:10] <acegiak> so I can't decide between standard ubuntu and installing xfce or just installing xubuntu
[06:10] <^NiNjA> if ur running a ubuntu beta try and make sure you have a launchpad account and can submit bugs and able to look up bugs
[06:10] <acegiak> just because unity's window management annoys me
[06:10] <sandeepkumar35_> i need some help regarding my touch pad scrolling can someone help?
[06:10] <^NiNjA> it helps the developers
[06:11] <kaushik_> ninjah, actually its not working for me
[06:11] <sandeepkumar35_> i have bought a vostro 1015 uite recently and i cannot figure how to enable scrolling in it
[06:11] <^NiNjA> acegiak,  Xubuntu is regular ubuntu with xfce instead of unity/gnome
[06:11] <^NiNjA> and various cosmetics and packages for xfce
[06:12] <thenickperson> thanks for the help
[06:12] <blwesse> hello
[06:12] <^NiNjA> what exactly isnt working kaushik_  ?
[06:13] <blwesse> 0 0
[06:13] <kaushik_> no commands are working
[06:15] <^NiNjA> kaushik_,  how did you install your ubuntu?
[06:15] <^NiNjA> as in waht media or source did u use
[06:15] <sandeepkumar35_> someone can help me plz?
[06:15] <^NiNjA> "what"
[06:16] <^NiNjA> sandeepkumar35_,  ask your question or stste your problem some will help if they can
[06:16] <Ibis> ^NiNjA: <sandeepkumar35_> i have bought a vostro 1015 uite recently and i cannot figure how to enable scrolling in it
[06:16] <fritsch> sandeepkumar35_: is this a synaptics touchpad?
[06:16] <Ibis> Apparently, no one knows at this time, or they're already looking into it. Shoudn't repeat though.
[06:16] <^NiNjA> Ibis,  that is a laptop with a track pad i take it?
[06:17] <sandeepkumar35_> iam tottaly new in ubuntu so iam not sure
[06:17] <sandeepkumar35_> but in windows it needs alps driver
[06:17] <fritsch> ahhh
[06:17] <len> What is the currently accepted method of doing what you used to do in xorg.conf to set the proper dpi for your monitor (by setting DisplaySize <width in mm> <height in mm> in the monitor section)?
[06:17] <Ibis> sandeepkumar35_: What's the name of the driver? Does it have any special name?
[06:18] <thenickperson> I have a quick pidgin question, if someone has it open, it would be awesome if you could check something in your settings for a sec
[06:18] <StepNjump> thenickperson: what's the question
[06:18] <zykotick9> len, if you don't find another solution: it is possible to generate an xorg.conf and customize it
[06:19] <thenickperson> when you open sounds tab in pidgin settings, and you select a sound, does it always show "(default)"?
[06:19] <thenickperson> I think it's supposed to do that
[06:19] <thenickperson> but preview doesn't work for me
[06:20] <^NiNjA> if scrolling isnt working in your laptop trackpad, the first thing to check is your bios hardware settings
[06:20] <^NiNjA> particularly "hardware mouse" or such
[06:20] <StepNjump> thenickperson, sorry I just realized I don't have it installed. I'm currently updating my packages. sorry
[06:21] <c03> hi
[06:21] <c03> I can
[06:21] <^NiNjA> thenickperson,  try ther different plugins you can find in synaptic for pidgin. lots of good features you can add with them
[06:21] <c03> I can't get glx to work on my Asus U36SD
[06:22] <c03> Running 11.04
[06:22] <c03> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[06:23] <c03> Can anyone help?
[06:23] <fritsch> c03: you are using nvidia?
[06:23] <c03> no idea
[06:23] <c03> tried to disable it
[06:23] <c03> but I have no idea what's currently active
[06:24] <c03> Apparently it's a hybrid laptop
[06:24] <Snicksie> it should have an nvidia chip inside :)
[06:24] <c03> yea, but also an intel
[06:24] <Snicksie> ahox, in that case it might be it's using the intel-chip
[06:25] <Ibis> sandeepkumar35_: Try poking around in System ŌåÆ Preferences ŌåÆ Mouse.
[06:25] <Snicksie> as far as I know, the hybrid functionality doesn't work in ubuntu, but I might be wrong :)
[06:25] <c03> but wouldn't the intel be able of running glxgears??
[06:25] <^NiNjA> ur either running nvidia or intel graphics and either open source or proprietary drivers for them
[06:27] <doran> hi
[06:27] <c03> how do I just get one of the running normally with glx working?
[06:27] <len> zykotick9, I tried that but it doesn't work.  I <cntrl F1> to a terminal, kill kdm, run sudo Xorg -configure, and it tries to generate a xorg.conf but errors out with a message "number of screens does  not match number of detected device
[06:27] <Snicksie> seems there might be a way for hybrid graphics c03 : http://linux-hybrid-graphics.blogspot.com/
[06:28] <Gr3mlin> anyone able to help me get lm-sensors working/
[06:28] <c03> yea did that guide Snicksie
[06:28] <c03> but that didn't really do anything
[06:28] <^NiNjA> Gr3mlin,  whats the problem?
[06:29] <Gr3mlin> ^NiNjA: still getting the hang of linux and i cant get lm-sensors to say anything other than virtual device
[06:30] <Gr3mlin> and my feet are cold
[06:30] <^NiNjA> okay did you install all the lm-sensors dependencies?
[06:30] <doran> I have a quick question can somebody specify the exact driver to use for RV280 [Radeon 9200] with ubuntu 10.04 or if it is even compatible.
[06:30] <rww> doran: radeon, probably. it's not compatible with fglrx, anyway.
[06:30] <^NiNjA> this would be the eye candy desklets or screenlets app i take it?
[06:31] <Gr3mlin> ^NiNjA: nope, maybe? how?
[06:31] <crunchbang> hiii
[06:31] <doran> its working im on it right now but its not able to play games or anything
[06:31] <Ibis> sandeepkumar35_: See anything useful there?
[06:32] <^NiNjA> ok maybe you can first tell me what version of ubuntu u are runing and what app is using the lm-sensors
[06:32] <Gr3mlin> im running ubuntu server 11.04 and i wanted to see the temps and fan speeds
[06:32] <crunchbang> how to change the user id password
[06:33] <^NiNjA> ok ur running server got ya.. okay i would go over to the Ubuntu-server channel. i am not so familiar with server as i am desktop
[06:34] <^NiNjA> wouldnt want to tell you wrong thing
[06:34] <Gr3mlin> ok, thanks!
[06:34] <^NiNjA> np
[06:35] <^NiNjA> should be #ubuntu-server
[06:35] <crunchbang> how to change user id passwd plz help
[06:37] <gnewb> crunchbang: From CLI or do you have a desktop?
[06:37] <^NiNjA> crunchbang,  do you have root access?
[06:37] <C0ol_Her3tic> does anyone know how to connect an android phone to ubuntu?
[06:39] <m477> how to make certificate to ssh?
[06:39] <crunchbang> how to change user id passwd plz help
[06:40] <^NiNjA> crunchbang,  do you have root access?
[06:40] <Gentoo64> crunchbang, people have replied
[06:40] <rww> crunchbang: You're using Crunchbang, not Ubuntu. You should thus be using #crunchbang, not #ubuntu.
[06:40] <wyang_> where is the apache config file? httpd.conf
[06:40] <wyang_> i see it is empty
[06:41] <rapier> hi
[06:42] <gnewb> I have CB!# on this box, it can be done two ways, or more, CLI is my preferred method...
[06:42] <rapier> can anyone tell me which channel i should join if i have questions about getting my wireless set up?
[06:42] <^NiNjA> wyang_,  i would try ubuntu-server or apache specific rooms for help. here is just general ubuntu help primarily desktops
[06:42] <Polah> wyang_: apache2 is used to configure I believe, that should contain some things. If not, then specifying anything in there should override defaults
[06:44] <booh> oin #samba
[06:46] <lokomis> rapier ask here if it has to do with configuring Ubuntu for your network.  If anybody who sees it can help they likely will.
[06:46] <rapier> hi, ive spent 2 days looking on forums to get my wireless to work but without luck. i dont suppose anyone here could help me out pls?
[06:46] <rapier> thx lokomis
[06:46] <wyang_> hmm.... when i run "apache2ctl restart", and got an error. Invalid command 'RewriteEngine',
[06:47] <rapier> ive just completed a fresh install of blackbuntu
[06:47] <gnewb> crunchbang: Instructions are here> http://cb.vu/unixtoolbox.xhtml <generic, and here>http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/8140/change-username-and-password/
[06:47] <wyang_> I searched on net, which asked me to comment out a line in cofig file
[06:47] <binarymutant> should I be afraid of computer-janitor?
[06:48] <Gentoo64> no
[06:48] <gnewb> binarymutant: I make backups, but no, never be afraid.
[06:49] <gnewb> !wireless | rapier
[06:50] <binarymutant> computer-janitor doesn't help anyways, thanks all for the confidence boost :D
[06:50] <somsip> wyang_: sudo a2enmod rewrite perhaps?
[06:50] <rapier> !wireless
[06:50] <gnewb> binarymutant: Gnome/KDE?
[06:50] <binarymutant> gnewb: awesome wm
[06:50] <rapier> thx ubottu, ive read this page also but still no luck im affraid.
[06:51] <gnewb> neato
[06:51] <gnewb> binarymutant: Have you tried Bleach Bit or something?
[06:51] <binarymutant> gnewb: will try now ty :D
[06:52] <^NiNjA> rapier,  i think the reason no one has responded is that wireless is usually dependent on the manufacturer of your wireless devices
[06:52] <gnewb> binarynutant: you are welcome, I used some of them testing kFree,,
[06:53] <^NiNjA> most issues i have had with wireless has been an issue with prorietary drivers or manufacturers lack of software or support
[06:53] <rapier> thx ninja, indeed it is.   aparantly my wireless should work,  Network controller: Intel Corporation Centrino Wireless-N 1000
[06:53] <wyang_> somsip: seems works
[06:54] <rapier> i have tried multiple guides and how to's but nothing seems to be working
[06:54] <^NiNjA> ok  i would first run a search for that in launchpad
[06:54] <gnewb> rapier: Tried wicd?
[06:54] <wyang_> somsip: but face another problem...
[06:54] <binarymutant> gnewb: bleachbit isn't exactly what I was looking for :/  I only made a 2Gb root partition and /usr/share is taking up a lot of space
[06:54] <rapier> no i havent gnewb
[06:54] <^NiNjA> adding your ubuntu version as well
[06:54] <edwardpatch> who knows gd themes
[06:55] <Gentoo64> binarymutant, you probably dont need it any of them
[06:55] <gnewb> binarymutant: Oh use gparted
[06:55] <^NiNjA> i will do a launchpad search with you
[06:55] <rapier> how do i do a launchpad search?
[06:55] <edwardpatch> who knows gd themes for ubuntu
[06:55] <binarymutant> won't changing the partitions in gparted destroy my precious /home partition ? Very worried about damage like that
[06:56] <^NiNjA> ok first what version of ubuntu are you running?
[06:56] <edwardpatch> 11.04
[06:56] <gnewb> binarymutant: Make a backup, then go for it.
[06:56] <Gentoo64> binarymutant, youll have to resize some partitions
[06:56] <Gentoo64> binarymutant, if home comes after root, resize home, then add the unallocated space to rooy
[06:57] <rapier> ninja, was that question for me?
[06:57] <^NiNjA> sorry edwardpatch  i was talking to someone else . but im not a GDM thme expert
[06:57] <^NiNjA> yes sorry rapier
[06:57] <rapier> :)
[06:57] <rapier> how can i see the version im rnning?
[06:57] <^NiNjA> im getting a bit tired and slow tonight
[06:57] <rapier> im using version 10.10 ninja
[06:58] <binarymutant> idk, very worrisome :/   Maybe just reinstalling a minimal install onto root might be better...
[06:58] <Gentoo64> binarymutant, how would that help if root is only 2gb
[06:59] <^NiNjA> ok 10.10 had a few wireless issues and I don't know exactly what all got fixed. BRB
[06:59] <binarymutant> Gentoo64: >500mb minimal install?
[06:59] <Gentoo64> i doubt youd get ubuntu on 500mb
[06:59] <Gentoo64> very doubt
[07:00] <binarymutant> Gentoo64: they don't have a very minimal iso?
[07:00] <binarymutant> Gentoo64: Like Arch or Gentoo...
[07:00] <Gentoo64> i think they do have a minimal yes
[07:00] <binarymutant> even Debian has one :D
[07:00] <gnewb> Yes there is
[07:00] <Gentoo64> but om not sure if itd fit on 500mb, or if it did... you wouldnt be able to do much with it lol
[07:01] <Gentoo64> whats the point?
[07:01] <^NiNjA> rapier,  i would highly recommend you create a launchpad account it can help immensly with developement and fixing issues you have.
[07:01] <^NiNjA> takes minutes and really can help
[07:01] <rapier> ok, will do it right away
[07:02] <binarymutant> the full iso installed lots of libs I dont use since I'm not using gnome. idk need to step back and evaluate. ty for the help
[07:02] <^NiNjA> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu
[07:02] <Gentoo64> binarymutant, yes the minimal sounds like a good idea then. no point installing all of it if your just gona use custom stuff. might as well strip it out
[07:03] <^NiNjA> rapier i would search there in the bugs section for your specific wireless hardware
[07:04] <^NiNjA> sorry i cant be more help to you. I am not a wireless expert
[07:04] <^NiNjA> and as tired as i am I may tell you something wrong
[07:05] <kaushik_> what is the command for makeactive in grub2
[07:05] <kaushik_> ?
[07:05] <rapier> ok, thx for your help. ill get reading :)
[07:05] <^NiNjA> np.
[07:05] <^NiNjA> nite all
[07:06] <gnewb> ninja: You are doing great, I just started a fresh batch of coffee and have doritos at the ready...
[07:06] <^NiNjA> lol wish i could stay but i have to be up in 3 hours.
[07:06] <^NiNjA> ty btw..
[07:06] <^NiNjA> nite guys enjoy!
[07:06] <gnewb> Sea ya ninja, thank you kindly.
[07:06] <^NiNjA> my pleasure
[07:07] <plouffe> kaushik_, http://superuser.com/questions/93443/grub-makeactive-command-in-grub2
[07:08] <x99ways2die> im not sure if this is the right place to ask for some help with wine is it??
[07:09] <plouffe> x99ways2die, try #wine
[07:09] <Ibis> x99ways2die: #winehq
[07:09] <kaushik_> plouffe, i checked it , its not working :(
[07:09] <x99ways2die> thanks :)
[07:14] <just1n> Hello
[07:16] <just1n___> I ran out of disk space on this ubuntu partition, I had a windows partition but I deleted it. now im out of dick space in Ubuntu, Is there a way I can allocate the spack all to the ubuntu partition ?
[07:16] <just1n___> *space
[07:16] <polecat_> you could make another partition and mount it
[07:17] <polecat_> if it was empty
[07:17] <folivora> just1n___: or resize with live-cd
[07:17] <folivora> knoppix or so
[07:17] <just1n___> whats live cd?
[07:17] <just1n___> i cant add any more software
[07:18] <just1n___> completely out of space
[07:18] <folivora> !google live-cd
[07:18] <folivora> :p
[07:18] <just1n___> lol k
[07:18] <folivora> just1n___:  http://www.livecdlist.com/
[07:18] <folivora> 1st link @ google....
[07:19] <folivora> Also if you spend few minutes with google, you will find pretty good instructions how to resize a partition with live-cd.
[07:19] <just1n___> thank you.
[07:19] <gnewb> justin: Or you can resize : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition
[07:22] <beseku> Can anyone point me towards a way to block requests to an Ubuntu based web site from a specific referrer, (the site is hotlinking images) *before* they reach Apache?
[07:23] <beseku> I was recommended using Squid but found no guide to how to use it in this way, (well, no experience of it at all in fact)
[07:24] <AndroidLoverInSF> my remote vnc desktop used to work, but not anymore. under remote desktop config, it says this pc reachable only over local network.  so how to fix it back so i can access from internet?
[07:24] <AndroidLoverInSF> whenever i try to connect it asks for password, thats good, ssh tunnel, but then closes connection
[07:26] <AndroidLoverInSF> says vnc server closed connection
[07:27] <gnewb> beseku: !0.04 , Desktop. Server or?
[07:29] <gnewb> beseku: Here is a 10.04 setup guide on that:>https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/squid.html
[07:29] <bluebird> why google-chrome using so many mem.
[07:30] <BearCub> Hi, I'm running Ubuntu 11.04 in VirtualBox (as a guest) on a Win 7 system. My microphone, a standard 3.5mm jobber, works fine in Windows, and I have guest additions installed, but even after un-muting the input channel in sound prefs, I can't get the mic to register any input at all. Help please?
[07:30] <gnewb> bluebird: I simply trimmed it down a bit.
[07:31] <AndroidLoverInSF> so which download is for intel 64-bit? of the beta2 for 11.10?  is there one? theres a amd64 but thats not for intel cpu right?
[07:31] <gnewb> !multimedia | BearCub
[07:32] <gnewb> BearCub: That is not exactly it, but may help. Might be a codec thing.
[07:32] <Flannel> AndroidLoverInSF: AMD64 is the 64bit version, for both AMD and Intel processors.  (Just like i386 is 32bit, even though the i stands for intel)
[07:32] <Flannel> AndroidLoverInSF: It's just the common name for the architecutre
[07:33] <iceroot> Flannel: that should be placed in !amd64
[07:33] <iceroot> Flannel: its a common question about intel-cpus and amd64
[07:34] <DrGamut> Is there a shortcut to Ubuntu Software Center somewhere in 11.10 or is it expected to be called from clicking program links in the Dash
[07:34] <szal> DrGamut: -> #ubuntu+1
[07:34] <DrGamut> thanks
[07:35] <bluebird> gnewb: how-to
[07:36] <alks> hello, can not see CDROM (if i try sudo eject cdrom ejects cd). sudo mount /dev/cdrom brings error: cant find dev/cdrom in etc/fstab or mtab
[07:37] <AndroidLoverInSF> i see thanks
[07:37] <BearCub> I checked all 3 links, and the 2nd one had me open the same sound control panel I've been using. it's set to duplex audio (1 in/1 out), and nothing is muted, but still I see no activity when I select any microphone.
[07:37] <gnewb> bluebird: That link is a How-To, but sometimes squid is overkill.
[07:37] <proxyman> i have installed squid proxy server to my ubuntu. i want that my friends can use it too and not only people from inside my network. can i get advice?
[07:38] <gnewb> bluebird, proxyman: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Squid
[07:38] <BearCub> There are maybe 5 different audio inputs in the sound cpanel such as mic 1, mic 2, mic video, and 2 others I can't recall, tried them all, no joy.
[07:39] <proxyman> gnewb:  that is only for local network :/
[07:40] <bluebird> gnewb: ok
[07:40] <BearCub> Does virtualbox have known issues with being unable to pass mic audio to a VM?
[07:40] <iceroot> BearCub: #vbox should be a good place
[07:40] <BearCub> Checking, thanks.
[07:40] <gnewb> proxyman: http://www.squid-cache.org/
[07:40] <EvilRabbit> ........
[07:41] <kraut> proxyman: please be carefull to open a proxy to the internet!
[07:42] <kraut> it's not supposed for such things, proxyman!
[07:42] <proxyman> kraut: im doing it only for a week or so...just that my friend can go to internet (he is now in that kind of country where its forbidden to go anywhere in internet)
[07:42] <gnewb> proxyman: Use TOR
[07:43] <rww> this ^
[07:43] <proxyman> gnewb: ahaa :) that looks promissing :)
[07:45] <fireprint> hell, hidemyass will do the trick really.. just anything out there will.
[07:47] <gnewb> fireprint: Not in some countries, TOR has been proven to work in those situations.
[07:48] <fireprint> gnewb, oh ok. did not know that. Then again, i havent been to any of "those" countries. hehe but every day is a learning day i guess :)
[07:48] <paulus68> can Tor also be used on a server install? if so what are rules that I need to adapt in the iptables config
[07:49] <Christopher> #help
[07:49] <Christopher> hrm irc commands?
[07:49] <The_Phoenix> I'm having issues with VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82865G Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02) on Ubuntu 11.04.
[07:50] <paulus68> !help|christopher
[07:50] <The_Phoenix> Most of the icons are blurred.
[07:50] <gnewb> fireprint: A day I did not learn something I consider wasted time. I learned about the use of TOR when one of those countries went kinda crazy.
[07:50] <fireprint> gnewb, indeed sir, indeed..
[07:51] <Christopher> Can someone direct me to a help channel or is it alright for me to ask for help here?
[07:51] <The_Phoenix> Looking at lsmod, I see no Intel drivers or x-serv drivers being loaded. How can I fix this?
[07:51] <gnewb> !ask | Christopher
[07:51] <Christopher> !ask
[07:52] <fireprint> Christopher, just ask, if its a ubuntu related question you're in the right place. If not, there's probably a channel for whatever topic you need help with.
[07:52] <Christopher> ah well it is not directly Ubuntu related, I am having a problem with a windows rootkit and it seems nothing I do is able to get rid of it.
[07:53] <ikonia> Christopher: try the channel ##windows
[07:53] <ikonia> Christopher: they will have tips/advice on how to deal with it
[07:53] <Christopher> ty ikonia
[07:53] <Christopher> ##windows
[07:53] <ikonia> Christopher:  /join ##windows
[07:53] <Christopher> ty again :)
[07:53] <Fargh> hehe
[07:54] <gnewb> Christopher: Actually there are some Linux utilities that might help that, first rule is always make a backup,
[07:54] <my_key> Christopher: the best thing to to is to install ubuntu instead :)
[07:55] <Christopher> :P While I do love linux, I do prefer windows atm but ty my_key :P
[07:55] <fireprint> Christopher, listen to my_key .. He's on to something! :)
[07:55] <fireprint> Christopher, good luck with the problem sir. Have a good one!
[07:56] <Christopher> hehe I know I know :P ty fireprint
[07:56] <n4dsp> how does one learn the commands and linux?
[07:56] <Christopher> repitition n4dsp
[07:56] <The_Phoenix> Somebody help my monitor. =(
[07:56] <fireprint> n4dsp, tutorials.. and just go at it with repetitions.. like Christopher said there. I am on my fifth day with linux and loving it like no tomorrow!
[07:56] <gnewb> n4dsp: /man and time.
[07:56] <n4dsp> if i wish to find where a file is on ubuntu , what command?
[07:56] <paulus68> Can Tor be installed on a linux server?
[07:57] <Christopher> any other channel suggestions? ##windows the only response I can get is " I Like Google Doodles..."
[07:57] <n4dsp> good fireprint
[07:57] <n4dsp> nice to hear
[07:57] <ikonia> Christopher: that's the best place, just keep with it, there are good guys in there who will help
[07:57] <Christopher> ok will do
[07:57] <n4dsp> which tutorials you using fireprint?
[07:57] <The_Phoenix> I have Intel 82865G. Everything seems blurred on screen. lsmod reveals no advanced display drivers are loaded.
[07:59] <fireprint> n4dsp, just anyone out there on google that im looking for at the moment. you were wanting to locate a file.. locate would be something you should look into "locate" either within *nix.. like "man locate" or in google to search for "how to locate a file with ubuntu" just dig into it. Any question you type here, might as well be directly pasted into google for a great reading usually!
[07:59] <fraguplenty> running ubuntu 11.10 beta 2 anyone know how to make startup applications work
[07:59] <fraguplenty> its empty when I open it
[07:59] <n4dsp> ok
[07:59] <n4dsp> thanks
[07:59] <szal> fraguplenty: -> #ubuntu+1
[08:00] <fireprint> n4dsp, not a problem sir, good luck!
[08:00] <fraguplenty> sorry
[08:01] <gnewb> n4dsp: here is the Ubuntu page on that, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[08:01] <n4dsp> thanks gnewb
[08:02] <gnewb> n4dsp: You are welcome
[08:03] <paulus68> ikonia: can Tor be installed on a server to your knowledge
[08:03] <{T|N|C}Snake> Hi, iam looking for a good movie and editor. I tryed OpenShot, OpenMovieEditor, PiTiVi but in no editor i found a function to set text on the pictures and clips. Do you have any other suggestions ?
[08:03] <ikonia> paulus68: don't see why not
[08:03] <{T|N|C}Snake> a good Movie editor.... not movie and editor ;)
[08:04] <IdleOne> {T|N|C}Snake: pitivi, openshot. try them and decide for yourself
[08:04] <gnewb> I agree
[08:04] <{T|N|C}Snake> i tryed both
[08:04] <paulus68> ikonia: are there to your knowledge howto's or tutorials concerning this subject
[08:05] <{T|N|C}Snake> for openshot i need blender to set text on the pictures.
[08:05] <ikonia> !tor | paulus68
[08:06] <fireprint> I am allowed to send links to this channel right?
[08:06] <FishFace> I havent yet, but would like to try the Win8 developer preview. Already have Ubuntu and WinXP. This will wipe our Grub right?
[08:06] <IdleOne> fireprint: as long as it is related to your issue and Ubuntu.
[08:07] <fireprint> http://en.linuxreviews.org/HOWTO_setup_a_Tor-server  this might help out paulus68
[08:07] <fireprint> IdleOne, thanks bud. Just thought id check beforehand. hehe
[08:07] <paulus68> fireprint , ikonia thanks
[08:08] <IdleOne> fireprint: sure thing
[08:08] <Christopher> blah dont you hate it when the advice is backup and wipe your system? Ok I know stupid question for this channel, When I am wiping me computer I might aswell replace my old mint9 partition, which linux distro should I use? I am a Jr DBA, I play really old games that wine does not always support, and I know my way around a terminal...
[08:08] <ikonia> Christopher: up to you, use what you are happy with and what you know how to use
[08:08] <_cronus_> {T|N|C}Snake, how about kdenlive?
[08:09] <{T|N|C}Snake> Thanks _cronus_ i will try it
[08:10] <Ibis> Darn it. I wanted to suggest Christopher Ubuntu.
[08:10] <amithkk> LOL
[08:11] <Ibis> I stopped using mint, as my experience was rather irritating. The older versions of Linuxmint was nice. Newer ones? Not so nice, and it doesn't offer Unity anyway.
[08:11] <mae_tae> i want to install java sdk in ubuntu? how will i install it?
[08:11] <rww> !java | mae_tae
[08:11] <xingqingxz> bababa
[08:12] <mae_tae> rww: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[08:13] <rww> mae_tae: you have antoher package manager running somewhere
[08:16] <fm__> hi, i have an entry in /etc/fstab which contains the exec flag, however i have to do a mount -o remount,exec everytime to execute something on it. why is that?
[08:19] <GreekFreak> Hi. Could someone please tell me from their experience how Office 2007 or 2010 runs on WINE?
[08:19] <_cronus_> fm__, if you have set option user, make sure that you have exec after user
[08:21] <auronandace> GreekFreak: you may get a better answer in #winehq (also, you could check thier appdb)
[08:22] <GreekFreak> auronandace: thank you
[08:22] <auronandace> np
[08:22] <uczen> siema
[08:22] <WoolRich> hi there
[08:22] <uczen> who are youy
[08:23] <WoolRich> i am from turkey , i am selling original woolrich , parajumpers , canada goose , etc.
[08:23] <uczen> im from poland
[08:23] <WoolRich> do you want anyone work with us ?
[08:23] <uczen> yeah sure
[08:23] <auronandace> !ot | WoolRich
[08:24] <uczen> what are you doing
[08:24] <WoolRich> :)
[08:24] <WoolRich> what is the mean of ubuntu ?
[08:24] <auronandace> !ubuntu | WoolRich
[08:24] <szal> the what?
[08:25] <auronandace> WoolRich: if you mean the meaning of the word, its meant to be about community spirit
[08:25] <WoolRich> thank you auronandace
[08:26] <auronandace> np
[08:28] <adac> inux
[08:30] <zykes-> if a ext4 has "lost journal" how can i recover from that ?
[08:30] <zykes-> it tells me that it's a ext2 fs now
[08:33] <Maahes> anyone here in the PST time zone?
[08:34] <sdperez79> does anyone play cross fire fps?
[08:34] <crass> anyone know why some tray applets are to the right of the power button, when nomrally they should be to the left?
[08:34] <The_BROS> I deleted bottom panel. Then I aded it again, but cannot find how to add ability to see windows when it minimized
[08:35] <Maahes> or more correctly: Does anyone have access to a machine in the PST time zone?
[08:35] <quiescens> why would you need something in a particular time zone?
[08:35] <Maahes> or is willing to temporarily change their timezone to that for me, and then upload their /etc/localtime for me
[08:36] <openvoid> The_BROS, right-click, add to panel, window list
[08:36] <Maahes> quiescens: I'm running systemrescuecd right now and it's being a pain
[08:36] <DarsVaeda> Hi, I have an ant script that needs root access, but I want to run it as user, is there a way to run it without having to type the password but also not compromising the password, like using a script with the password in it
[08:37] <The_BROS> openvoid: thanx a lot!
[08:37] <Maahes> DarsVaeda: you can add it to its own group
[08:37] <Maahes> DarsVaeda: and give that group appropriate access.
[08:38] <DarsVaeda> thx
[08:38] <quiescens> Maahes: do you not have the appropriate files in /usr/share/zoneinfo to copy from?
[08:38] <ruslan_osmanov> hi! do you know a converter from DWG(AutoCAD) to .. ex. any format GIMP normally reads?
[08:38] <negev> hi, is it possible to add a banner to openssh that displays on-connect rather than on-login?
[08:38] <Maahes> quiescens: no.
[08:39] <Maahes> quiescens: Systemrescuecd does not include them
[08:39] <Maahes> My time is set to UTC, exactly.
[08:39] <poison> how to execute a .py file which is on my desktop...im a begginer
[08:41] <ruslan_osmanov> poison, chmod +x file.py && ./file.py or just python file.py
[08:42] <ruslan_osmanov> poison, cd ~/Desktop before
[08:43] <dotblank> Anyone know where I would get started hacking in support for the razer keyboards?
[08:43] <dotblank> right now its using usb_hid
[08:43] <dotblank> or it *should*
[08:43] <ikonia> dotblank: get the api's for the keyboard
[08:44] <dotblank> Are they even available?
[08:44] <dotblank> ughs XD
[08:44] <ikonia> dotblank: I guess it depends what you mean by hacking in support, support in what ?
[08:44] <Maahes> dotblank: does the keyboard work?
[08:44] <dotblank> Never reversed engineered USB before
[08:44] <dotblank> Yea it works
[08:44] <dotblank> It has some macro keys
[08:44] <dotblank> I would like to add in support
[08:44] <ikonia> support to what ?
[08:45] <dotblank> the kernel
[08:45] <dotblank> or make a module
[08:45] <ikonia> are you sure you don't want it in xorg ?
[08:45] <dotblank> well its on the driver level
[08:45] <dotblank> sooo no not in xorg
[08:45] <ikonia> dotblank: who the keys not trigger events ?
[08:46] <dotblank> I ran xev and it looks like X isn't getting the key presses at all from those keys
[08:46] <dotblank> I expected that
[08:46] <dotblank> bascially the usb hid profile I am using doesn't recognize those keys
[08:47] <dotblank> so I either have to hack it in using libusb or do some crazy kernel stuff in order to get X to even see it
[08:47] <ikonia> dotblank: there you go then, sounds like you've got a plan of what to do
[08:47] <dotblank> Was hoping a kernel hacker would be in here T.T
[08:48] <ikonia> dotblank: sorry, just ubuntu disucssion in here,
[08:48] <ikonia> dotblank: get on the kernel mailing list though, some good advice/discussions on there
[08:48] <hellofoo> how do i get my internet speed from terminal ?
[08:48] <Maahes> dotblank: much of the USB driver stack is not kernel level, fyi
[08:48] <quiescens> i would check if you get any keycodes to show up in console terminal first
[08:48] <dotblank> hellofoo, connection speed?
[08:48] <Maahes> its in HAL or similar
[08:48] <marshy> can anyone point me to some mighty fine monit configurations
[08:49] <hellofoo> dotblank: yes
[08:49] <quiescens> using showkey
[08:49] <dotblank> Maahes, well its done as modules
[08:49] <myt> dfasd
[08:50] <dotblank> hellofoo, ifconfig will tell you what media you are on
[08:50] <dotblank> well the speed of it
[08:50] <dotblank> like 100mbit/s
[08:50] <Red_Rail> how in the hell do i open up more than one terminal in the netbook edition of ubuntu 11.04
[08:50] <rly> Red_Rail: buy two netbooks?
[08:51] <dotblank> RealOpty, screen?
[08:51] <Red_Rail> rly: i have 3
[08:51] <dotblank> or goto file new window/tab
[08:51] <rly> Red_Rail: yoy can create a new tab.
[08:51] <rly> Red_Rail: why do you have 3?
[08:51] <rly> Red_Rail: don't you have enough electic heating in your house?
[08:51] <rly> electric*
[08:51] <hellofoo> dotblank: PM?
[08:52] <Red_Rail> well i have one of each use
[08:52] <dotblank> hellofoo, It isn't too busy here
[08:52] <Lasers__> rly: Erm. You gave me an idea. Sleep with my laptop on top of me during winter nights.
[08:52] <hellofoo> is there a tutorial on understanding the ifconfig output ?
[08:52] <ljsoftnet> Red_Rail when you have terminal open, use its menu and select "New Tab"
[08:52] <ikonia> hellofoo: what are you not sure about
[08:52] <dotblank> its just general networking 101
[08:52] <n4dsp> I made individual email folders in Evolution. How do I back those up?
[08:52] <Red_Rail> im trying REALLY hard to like this netbook desktop
[08:53] <rly> Lasers__: not so much fun when it explodes.
[08:53] <dotblank> n4dsp, I would look for folders with a . prefix
[08:53] <dotblank> and evolution might have a backup utils
[08:53] <n4dsp> thanks
[08:53] <Red_Rail> i keep forgetting that the menu is on the top left of the screen
[08:53] <n4dsp> ok
[08:53] <dotblank> something like .evolution or .gnome/apps/evolution
[08:53] <dotblank> something like that
[08:53] <rly> Red_Rail: I had the same, so I ditched that interface.
[08:53] <liweiwp> man ifconfig
[08:53] <rly> Red_Rail: it is pretty much still in de development.
[08:53] <hellofoo> ikonia: well, almost all of it. i am not good at networking, agreed. any tutorials recommended ?
[08:54] <Red_Rail> im trying really hard to like it.. i really am
[08:54] <rly> Red_Rail: a.k.a. not done, i.e. broken.
[08:54] <ikonia> hellofoo: it's 1 command, there isn't really a tutorial for it
[08:54] <rly> Red_Rail: but other people might like it.
[08:54] <Red_Rail> but im seriously probably going to switch to desktop
[08:54] <ikonia> hellofoo: the man page is quite good however "man ifconfig"
[08:54] <hellofoo> i am talking about the output th
[08:54] <rly> Red_Rail: just use 'classic mode'.
[08:54] <hellofoo> ok, lets check the man page. thanks.
[08:54] <ikonia> hellofoo: the man page explains it
[08:54] <dotblank> found some stuff in .local/share/evolution
[08:55] <n4dsp> great
[08:55] <Red_Rail> i like the extra browser space.. but the tiny bit on a netbook isnt worth the trouble of trying to get to the damn  side bar when it just disappears on you
[08:57] <liweiwp> TeX is good typesetting system
[08:58] <nmvictor> when is gnome3.2 expected to surface?
[08:58] <ComradeHaz`> Hi all. trying to run an fsck on an ext4 fs, but it just tells me immediately it's clean without properly scanning everything. How can I make it do a proper scan/
[09:00] <liweiwp> someone name error404notfound
[09:00] <wildbat> ComradeHaz`:  fsck -f
[09:00] <ComradeHaz`> Thanks
[09:01] <celloflax> HI, do you know some programs to build a good manual or documentation in pdf?
[09:01] <liweiwp> Tex
[09:01] <conntrack-> :)
[09:02] <celloflax> liweiwp: mmm no i mean some usefull program that help you to build a manual, with user frindly interface
[09:02] <wildbat> celloflax: Office xD
[09:03] <celloflax> as i thought :D
[09:05] <dori922> hey! If i declare a variable in a shell script (say n=1;) will that stay declared after the script ends, and if so, how long till it expires?
[09:05] <yang_> ;';'
[09:06] <wildbat> dori922: no ~ unless you export it . /join #bash for scripting
[09:11] <proxyman> ok lets start from begin. Im at my workplace. i wanna bypass my firewall so i can see few sites on net. i wanna install proxy for that. (i did it already i have squid)
[09:11] <NK`> Hi
[09:11] <NK`> if I do a maj of my kernel
[09:11] <proxyman> but all the settings there are for local network. and im connect to my proxy out side
[09:12] <NK`> is it possible that the os is rebooting by itself after some time ?
[09:12] <NK`> it the second time I did such update and that my remote box become unavailable
[09:12] <proxyman> i want to connect my proxy from outside :)
[09:14] <imac> can some one help me in installing apex dc ++
[09:14] <zastaph> how do I install UltraVNC server on Ubuntu? There are so many results to aptitude search vnc
[09:16] <zastaph> vnc4server and vnc-server .. what kind are they? generic VNC ?
[09:16] <Lasers__> zastaph: "aptitude search vnc | less" -- So you can look at them all.
[09:16] <Lasers__> !vnc | zastaph
[09:16] <roland-> hello anyone from turkey?
[09:16] <imac> some please solve my problem..
[09:17] <imac> SDC++ working on wine ..
[09:17] <imac> but the windows are not visible >.<
[09:18] <zastaph> Lasers, so I need to use generic VNC together with SSH port forwarding? and then what on the client? (windows) .. UltraVNC has encryption builtin
[09:18] <zastaph> i guess if it uses SSH i can't just use the ultravnc viewer on windows
[09:19] <Lasers__> You could use different VNC viewer.
[09:20] <Lasers__> Or UltraVNC Viewer might work. I never really used VNC myself. ssh usually get the job done.
[09:21] <zastaph> this seem to work with X, which I heard is slow
[09:21] <zastaph> my problem with tightvnc has been the latency issues
[09:22] <zastaph> i don't think adding SSH/X into the loop will improve performance? :p
[09:24] <yacc> Any idea why 10.04 Lucid tries to reset a nonconnected SATA port all the time? (the box freezes during this for a feelable moment)
[09:27] <Geroz> hi all
[09:30] <DaMic> can you regenerate /var/lib/dpkg/available ?
[09:32] <Geroz> how I get filesystem of extarnal hdd?
[09:33] <pratz> hey guys i am searching a place to store my code snippets, i found few but i can not upload files or manage the snippets, if any one nows a good site or tool for this please let me know . Thanks
[09:39] <sdperez79> does  anyone play cross fire?
[09:43] <ljsoftnet> sdperez79 i play it
[09:43] <ljsoftnet> sdperez79 are u referring the crossfire.ph?
[09:43] <sdperez79> the game yea
[09:44] <sdperez79> it works on linux?
[09:45] <ljsoftnet> sdperez79 it migth run but with very low FPS
[09:45] <sdperez79> looking for good fps
[09:45] <ljsoftnet> sdperez79 have u tried assault cube?
[09:45] <sdperez79> no,let me look it up
[09:46] <ljsoftnet> sdperez79 its a simple game but i like, i mean playing on ac_desert with TOSOK settings, is fine with me
[09:47] <ljsoftnet> sdperez79 TOSOK is a 1hp game with a knife and a sniper rifle
[09:47] <sdperez79> kool :) i miss ava from ijji.com
[09:48] <zFish> hi all
[09:48] <zFish> clear
[09:49] <ljsoftnet> hello zFish
[09:50] <zFish> hello ljsoftnet
[09:53] <new2net> OK.. Who submitted the entire 11.04 desktop ISO to virus total (aside from me)?
[09:53] <new2net> submit*
[09:53] <pratz> hey guys i am searching a place to store my code snippets, i found few but i can not upload files or manage the snippets, if any one nows a good site or tool for this please let me know . Thanks
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> Quiet today.....too quiet....
[09:59] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip: dont jinx it
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> Maybe the last updates fixed all known bugs :-)
[10:00] <new2net> ActionParsnip, How can I remove the "shutdown" program?
[10:00] <duffman> i tried googling, but maybe anyone here has some suggestions. I would like to find an alternative to spotify that works on linux. In short: music, what do you recommend? I tried looking in the ubuntu one store, but it doesn't carry half what i like to listen to, i tried looking into grooveshark but adobe air is discontinued, i am running out of ideas. :( Also within the european trade zone, as this often is relevant to these services..
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> new2net: could mark it as not executable, not sure how it would affect other stuff but easy to undo
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> Duffman: grooveshark
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> duffman: gah
[10:02] <duffman> ActionParsnip: how are you using it?
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> Use the site no need for adobe air
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> Duffman: or you could queue videos in a YouTube playlist and let the music play
[10:04] <duffman> let me check if grooveshark  premium is available in europe
[10:05] <madawei> connect irc.freenod.net
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> duffman: does Spotify not run in wine for you?
[10:05] <Pumpkin-_> duffman: I assume you already know, but spotify is avalible on Linux
[10:05] <madawei> connect irc.freenode.net
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> madawei: you are already on freenode
[10:06] <duffman> Pumpkin-_: yes, except that i just broke up with spotify, this facebook thing is a bit hard to swallow :)
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> Pumpkin-_:
[10:06] <new2net> ActionParsnip, How hot is 61*C in Fahrenheit?
[10:06] <wzg> jubuntu 5:10
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> Native Spotify client needs a full account
[10:07] <wzg> +j
[10:07] <madawei> join #bshellz
[10:07] <Pumpkin-_> ActionParsnip: yeah, but when duffman mentioned he was interested in Grooveshark Premium, I was guessing that wouldn't be an issue.
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> new2net: that is offtopic here. Google has a convert function
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> Pumpkin-_: reasonable enough
[10:09] <new2net> ActionParsnip, yes... I will stop pestering you now, looks like it picked up (and you reminded me of something important)
[10:09] <duffman> grooveshark looks pretty sweet.
[10:09] <duffman> i am going to give it a try till my spotify subscription runs out. Thank you ActionParsnip
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> Np
[10:12] <razer_aj> Guys... I need help... I am on Ubuntu Classic GNOME on 11.04. How can I make the title bar appear for my window?? Please help.
[10:13] <LinTux> How do i install the KDE desktop i terminal?
[10:14] <janek> a\
[10:14] <mateusz> siema
[10:14] <janek> jol
[10:14] <LjL> !english
[10:15] <elky> razer_aj, in what way has it disappeared? it's gone off the edge of the screen?
[10:15] <elky> LinTux, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[10:17] <razer_aj> elky: None of my windows seem to be having the Maximize or minimize icons and some windows just fit at the top left edge of the screen.. but the ubuntu start bar is blocking it
[10:18] <gr33n7007h> razer_aj: go to effects in ccsm and click the check box on window decoration
[10:19] <marshy> I've installed mysql using aptitude. How can I configure which flags the mysql service runs with?
[10:20] <jrib> marshy: read (and maybe edit depending on what you read) its init script in /etc/init (or if not there, in /etc/init.d)
[10:20] <LinTux> How do i install wine from Terminal
[10:20] <LjL> sudo apt-get install wine
[10:20] <marshy> jrib: the problem is that the /etc/init.d/mysqld script looks like this
[10:20] <van7hu> hi all
[10:20] <marshy> # Symlink target for initscripts that have been converted to Upstart.
[10:21] <LinTux> LjL many thanks
[10:21] <razer_aj> gr33n7007h: Thanks a lot man
[10:21] <marshy> it's a generic script
[10:21] <jrib> marshy: because you did not follow my directions :D
[10:21] <gr33n7007h> no probs
[10:21] <marshy> jrib:  i did
[10:21] <jrib> marshy: look in /etc/init, not /etc/init.d
[10:21] <van7hu> why 'newgrp - group_name' gives me ' expr: syntax error'
[10:21] <van7hu> ?
[10:21] <marshy> i'll be damned.
[10:22] <marshy> jrib: ur right
[10:22] <jrib> van7hu: works fine here
[10:23] <marshy> is this the line i edit? exec /usr/sbin/mysqld
[10:23] <jrib> van7hu: what did you type exactly?
[10:23] <van7hu> jrib: 'newgrp - adm'
[10:23] <razer_aj> One more question.. Some windows exceed my Screen size and I am not able to see the 'Next' button.. How I can reveal everything??
[10:23] <jrib> marshy: if you see nothing that would let you customize it elsewhere, yes.  Sometimes you'll see that you can set options using files in /etc/default/
[10:24] <van7hu> jrib: 'newgrp adm' works well
[10:24] <Tallken> razer_aj, move them using the mouse anywhere on the window and pressing ALT
[10:24] <jrib> van7hu: it's something in your shell's startup files
[10:24] <jrib> van7hu: what you just said suggests you should check ~/.profile first
[10:25] <van7hu> jrib: oh, out of my knowledge
[10:25] <jrib> van7hu: hmm?
[10:26] <marshy> jrib:  how do i know if i can use options from /etc/default/
[10:26] <jrib> marshy: you would read the init script, that's the only way I know
[10:26] <van7hu> jrib: then, what to look up?
[10:26] <razer_aj> Tallken: Thanks
[10:27] <jrib> van7hu: read ~/.profile.  If nothing there uses 'expr', then I'd move on to other relevant files.  If you can't find the culprit, rename these files one at a time until the issue goes away.  Then investigate further
[10:27] <marshy> jrib: it only says this in the post-start script: /usr/bin/mysqladmin --defaults-file="${HOME}"/debian.cnf ping
[10:27] <jrib> marshy: what's $HOME?
[10:28] <marshy> i can't tell
[10:28] <jrib> marshy: what do you want to change?
[10:28] <marshy> jrib: i want mysql to generate a pid
[10:28] <marshy> should i just do that with my.cnf instead
[10:29] <rabbi1> for 11.04 with 160 GB the partitions for  / ,  /swap,  /root and /home should be how much ?
[10:29] <razer_aj> Hey guys... how can I get Super+A to work?? Which setting in Compiz should I turn on?
[10:29] <jrib> marshy: it's probably /etc/mysql/debian.cnf judging by google. I would try that
[10:29] <LinTux> How do i install the XFCE desktop in Terminal
[10:31] <AFD> how do I auto-mount a 2nd internal ntfs drive at boot for use with samba?
[10:31] <dr_willis> LinTux:  install the xubuntu-desktop package
[10:32] <marshy> jrib: why does ubuntu run mysqld instead of mysqld_safe by default
[10:32] <dr_willis> afd make a fstab entry for it with the right options.
[10:32] <jrib> marshy: I don't know
[10:32] <AFD> dr_willis: thank you
[10:32] <Baribal> Hi. Is there a shell equivalent of the Disk Usage Analyzer, or a similar tool (that's a bit more userfriendly than du)?
[10:33] <jatt> ncdu
[10:34] <eipi-1> Is it possible to put an intel ultimate 6300 wireless card into master mode?
[10:35] <ethern0t> hello
[10:35] <Baribal> Thanks.
[10:35] <ethern0t> where is located the kernel dir on ubuntu 10.04 ?
[10:35] <jatt> yaw
[10:37] <gr33n7007h> sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode master
[10:39] <binarymutant> Libtool library used but `LIBTOOL' is undefined
[10:40] <razer_aj> Anyone know how to turn on expose all windows in ubuntu?
[10:42] <Ewelina> hej
[10:42] <ubuntu__> MASAKRAAAA
[10:42] <Klaaaaaaaaaudia> jhjkshadas
[10:42] <Klaaaaaaaaaudia> heeeej
[10:42] <Klaaaaaaaaaudia> :D
[10:42] <scotty^> Does anyone know if there is a tool to convert a PDF file to greyscale?
[10:42] <Ewelina> heej klaudia
[10:42] <ubuntu__> zwijmy z matematyki
[10:42] <omnomnomnom> siema
[10:42] <ubuntu__> zwiejmy *
[10:42] <Klaaaaaaaaaudia> taaak \!
[10:42] <Klaaaaaaaaaudia> jestem za
[10:42] <ubuntu__> :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
[10:42] <Klaaaaaaaaaudia> Ewelina
[10:42] <omnomnomnom> to zwiewamy?
[10:42] <Klaaaaaaaaaudia> jasne
[10:42] <ubuntu__> ej kto jest kto? xd
[10:43] <omnomnomnom> jam jest ja :D
[10:43] <Klaaaaaaaaaudia> ja jestem Klaudia :D:P
[10:43] <LjL> !english
[10:43] <ubuntu__> OMNOMOMOMO
[10:43] <scotty^> !english
[10:43] <Lasers> Drunk whales.
[10:44] <gr33n7007h> scotty^: convert -colorspace GRAY color.pdf gray.pdf
[10:44] <scotty^> thanks gr33n7007h
[10:44] <gr33n7007h> np
[10:45] <rekcuFedoneerF> SomeONE likes his op power!
[10:46] <LjL> rekcuFedoneerF: someone likes to spout random offtopic comments also, apparently
[10:46] <LjL> rekcuFedoneerF: i'd suggest they refrain from it
[10:51] <nixjr> i bought a usb sd card reader, when i plug it in i see the following in dmesg, whats wrong? http://paste.ubuntu.com/697803/
[11:02] <Emmanuel_Chanel> Hello!
[11:03] <pamwe_chete> WORLD
[11:03] <Valks> !ops |Emmanuel_Chanel
[11:03] <IdleOne> Valks: ?
[11:04] <scotty^> nixjr - that looks like a kernel error - what version of Ubuntu are you using?
[11:04] <ikonia> Valks: what's the issue
[11:04] <pamwe_chete> it's that kid from australia in that simpsons episode "it's an emergency"
[11:08] <b1946ac> ubuntu sucks
[11:08] <scotty^> gr33n7007h - that convert command seems to be an imagemagick command - is cairo involved in that particular conversion of a PDF to grayscale?
[11:09] <IdleOne> b1946ac: your opinion is appreciated but this is a support channel, feel free to join #ubuntu-offtopic.
[11:09] <ikonia> b1946ac: you're welcome to you view, but if that's as constructive as you get, please don't speak
[11:10] <scotty^> It's pretty legendary but it does degrade quality some.  I tried adding -antialias but it didn't seem to make any difference.  I'm wondering if a newer version of libcairo2 will help.
[11:10] <gbytmushi> hi all
[11:11] <gbytmushi>  how can upgrade  my ubuntu 11.04 to 11.10
[11:11] <LjL> gbytmushi: ask in #ubuntu+1, anyway 11.10 isn't really ready
[11:11] <gbytmushi> how can upgrade  my ubuntu 11.04 to 11.10
[11:11] <IdleOne> gbytmushi: wait for the release on the 13th
[11:12] <Lasers> gbytmushi: End of October. 11.10 Final Release will come out.
[11:12] <enchilado> 11.10 is all buggy :(
[11:12] <enchilado> Take their advice and wait.
[11:12] <gbytmushi> i saw them on the website
[11:12] <IdleOne> !11.10
[11:13] <gbytmushi> let me give the link for the release
[11:13] <nixjr> scotty^, oops i missed your responce earlier, you were aksing what kernal verison im running
[11:14] <nixjr> scotty^, 2.6.35-28-generic
[11:14] <Lasers> gbytmushi: Websites are full of lie, just like people. Shocking.
[11:15] <gr33n7007h> scotty^: Sorry this will be a better way :  gs -sOutputFile=grayscale.pdf -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sColorConversionStrategy=Gray -dProcessColorModel=/DeviceGray -dCompatibilityLevel=1.4 -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH color.pdf
[11:16] <Adriannom> hi.  i have a network with a server and thin clients.  multiple users need to use their single x session from wherever they are on the network at any time, including concurrently.  can xrdp do this?  is there a better solution?
[11:18] <osb> ikonia: there?
[11:18] <scotty^> nixjr - I think I saw a fix for something similar to your USB dmesg errors while browsing kernel changelogs a while back.  Try Natty or the Oneiric beta 2 LiveCD and see if it works.
[11:18] <osb> ikonia: I resolved my CPU core issue fyi.
[11:18] <scotty^> wow - thanks gr33n7007h
[11:19] <gr33n7007h> scotty^: as that sorted it?
[11:19] <scotty^> trying it now
[11:19] <gr33n7007h> ok let me know
[11:20] <vuln> Hello there. I installed Ubuntu from Windows, using Wubi. It seems there is one partition both for Windows and Wubi. Is it right?!
[11:21] <IdleOne> vuln: correct
[11:21] <vuln> IdleOne: However, my ubuntu installation now has no available space anymore, even though the partition has over 100gb left.
[11:21] <osb> hm
[11:22] <vuln> How can I lower the amount of space Windows has under its domain and free more for Ubuntu?
[11:22] <osb> show us /etc/fstab
[11:22] <IdleOne> vuln: wubi creates a file partition and depends on how much you allocated at install. iirc the max is 30gb
[11:22] <vuln> I will restart the computer (the one with the ubuntu by Wubi)
[11:22] <vuln> IdleOne: what if I need more?
[11:22] <osb> vuln: why'd you use wubi?  why not just dual boot thru grub?
[11:22] <MonkeyDust> vuln: backup and use gparted in ubuntu, i did it mayself, but it took several hours
[11:23] <MonkeyDust> -a
[11:23] <dirtycookie> hi i have an eeePC where the latest ubuntu is installed, the eeepc has sdcard slot where u SHOULD be able to read them
[11:23] <vuln> osb: I had to install ubuntu asap and I didn't have a CD so I used Wubi
[11:23] <dirtycookie> upon inserting a card it doesnt get mounted
[11:23] <vivek200912> FounderFounders are IIt will be as usual rocking andw will attisdfsgheoihiujhsdfffsdfsdfsfsdfHow can we make ubuntu run fast as it is taking 5 seconds to open any application. Need help.
[11:23] <vivek200912>  I have installed Ubuntu 11.4 on my Desktop.How can we make ubuntu run fast as it is taking 5 seconds to open any application. Need help.
[11:23] <vivek200912>  I have installed Ubuntu 11.4 on my Desktop.How can we make ubuntu run fast as it is taking 5 seconds to open any application. Need help.
[11:23] <vivek200912>  I have installed Ubuntu 11.4 on my Desktop.How can we make ubuntu run fast as it is taking 5 seconds to open any application. Need help.
[11:23] <FloodBot1> vivek200912: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:23] <osb> you know you can boot via flash drive
[11:23] <IdleOne> !wubi | vuln there is a section on moving from wubi to a real install
[11:23] <scotty^> gr33n7007h - That looks much better, although it errored out on the second-last page.  Not your fault though.  You are a legend.
[11:23] <LjL> vivek200912: five WHOLE seconds? that's unacceptable
[11:24] <IdleOne> vivek200912: you serious? you think that flooding us like that is acceptable?
[11:24] <SixThreeOh> In cfdisk I tell it to create a partition at the end of the disk. It does not. How can I make it create a partition at the end of the disk?
[11:24] <vuln> LjL: lol
[11:24] <SixThreeOh> Instead of randomly plopping the partition in the middle of freespace
[11:24] <vuln> osb: /host/ubuntu/disks/root.disk / ext4 loop,errors=remount-ro 0 1
[11:24] <vuln> that's the line for / I have in /etc/fstab
[11:24] <osb> hm
[11:24] <gr33n7007h> scotty^: your welcome
[11:25] <osb> follow the directs the bot linked you
[11:25] <osb> those make sense
[11:25] <vuln> osb: the URL is wrong
[11:25] <osb> then google
[11:25] <vuln> http://wubi-installer.org/support.php
[11:25] <vuln> Ok.
[11:25] <dirtycookie> hi i have an eeePC where the latest ubuntu is installed, the eeepc has sdcard slot where u SHOULD be able to read them upon inserting a card it doesnt get mounted automatically, so i try to mount it via console but the mount command tries to mount it, but doesnt succeeds because i aborted the command. Basically i need help in mounting a sdcard
[11:25] <osb> i would just install it as a standalone
[11:25] <IdleOne> vuln: this one https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide
[11:25] <osb> if you dont have a dvd or a cd, do you have a flash drive you can format with at least 8GB of space?
[11:25] <vuln> osb: I can't lose the lots of GB I have stored :(
[11:26] <osb> on ubuntu?
[11:26] <vuln> yes.
[11:26] <osb> oh
[11:26] <scotty^> poppler 0.18 is out!
[11:26] <BanKiMoon>  
[11:26] <BanKiMoon>  does anyone know why i get "invalid magic number" when booting ubuntu ??
[11:27] <vuln> http://flip.netzbeben.de/2008/08/move-wubi-installation-ubuntu-on-windows-to-a-native-ubuntu-system/
[11:27] <vuln> Do you think this might work?
[11:27] <BanKiMoon> it seems like vmlinuz-2.6.18 has some issue but any idea what to do or how to resolve it
[11:27] <BanKiMoon> ?
[11:28] <osb> vuln: im not sure where the bootloade rcome sinto play
[11:30] <Geroz> halle ...I have question how mount hdd
[11:31] <jojo__> hi anyone
[11:31] <zus> anyone know the default PDF Reader is in Ubuntu
[11:31] <jojo__> can anyone here help about ics dhcp
[11:31] <jrib> zus: evince
[11:31] <nyuszika7h> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
[11:31] <nyuszika7h> oops
[11:31] <jojo__> or internet sharing
[11:31] <vuln> osb: Do you think I could create a new partition in that Ubuntu computer, move /home/* to it, format the partition that used to store /, install ubuntu and then tell it I have already a /home partition? and therefore keep the data?
[11:32] <zus> jrib,  thanks
[11:32] <fritsch> vuln: yes this works, perfectly fine
[11:32] <jojo__> anyone here...
[11:32] <fritsch> vuln: use another user while installing
[11:32] <vuln> fritsch: okey dokey
[11:32] <osb> yes
[11:32] <jojo__> can anyone here help me about internet sharing
[11:32] <fritsch> vuln: watch out because of UID
[11:32] <vuln> fritsch: Thank you. What's the best way/safest to copy data from X partition to Y partition?
[11:32] <phpgus> jojo__: as in the Windows internet sharing?
[11:33] <vuln> dd ?
[11:33] <fritsch> vuln: cp -a /home/USER /target
[11:33] <fritsch> this keeps all rights on the files
[11:33] <jojo__> ubuntu 10.04 internet sharing
[11:33] <MonkeyDust> rsync is faster than cp
[11:33] <fritsch> vuln: again, remember every username has a unique ide
[11:33]  * rskriver Hi there. Having a lot of problems mounting my NAS-shares on my Ubuntu box. Didnt work with cifs, but ended up working with NFS. Problem is that NFS thinks all sub dirs are -w for group and other, even though the NAS-shares are public read/write for everyone on my network
[11:33] <fritsch> vuln: on ubuntu the first one has 1000
[11:33] <fritsch> vuln: if you install newly. your other user gets 1000
[11:33] <jojo__> i want to administer a computer here on my end...
[11:33] <rskriver> ups - Hi there. Having a lot of problems mounting my NAS-shares on my Ubuntu box. Didnt work with cifs, but ended up working with NFS. Problem is that NFS thinks all sub dirs are -w for group and other, even though the NAS-shares are public read/write for everyone on my network
[11:33] <vuln> fritsch: Can I tell the Ubuntu installer I want another ID?
[11:33] <fritsch> vuln: so you have to fiddle a bit
[11:34] <fritsch> vuln: this i do not know
[11:34] <jojo__> im new in linux ubuntu
[11:34] <fritsch> vuln: but as always backup your data
[11:34] <sagaci> !mint
[11:34] <clare10billion> Hello I can't see detect  wireless access point with my dell mini 9 which is running the latest version of ubuntu. I can however both and detect and joint wirelessly to actual modems/routers. Any ideas what is wrong? Or what I can try to fix it?
[11:34] <rskriver> anyone have an idea of how to get nfs to let me write to sub folders in the share or assume I am owner?
[11:35] <jojo__> phpgus: im new to linux ubuntu and i want to administer the internet... in graphical maybe or textbased
[11:35] <vuln> fritsch: Wouldn't "sudo rsync -ax ~ /media/external-disk/" be a safer way to copy?
[11:35] <phpgus> jojo: is the ubuntu server the main router for your network
[11:35] <jojo__> phpgus: i try everything it seems im not successful in internet sharing
[11:36] <jojo__> phpgus: is there a other why webmin may be
[11:37] <phpgus> jojo: i usually set up sharing via the command line
[11:37] <jojo__> command line that will be fine with me..
[11:37] <jojo__> phpgus: that will be fine with me
[11:37] <fritsch> vuln: if it is the first copy rsync does the smae
[11:37] <vuln> Great. fritsch osb I can't use gparted to resize my partition since I'm running the partition lol
[11:37] <vuln> what do you suggest me to do?
[11:37] <phpgus> jojo: does your machine have two network ports
[11:37] <clare10billion> My dell mini 9 can't see wireless access points but can see actual routers and can connect to them. Any idea what might be wrong or what to try?
[11:37] <fritsch> vuln: mmh booting from ubuntu installer cd would help
[11:38] <fritsch> vuln: backup, plz
[11:38] <phpgus> jojo: have you looked at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[11:38] <jojo__> phpgus: i wanted the connection to be like this one... http://www.somewhereville.com/?p=1196
[11:38] <vuln> fritsch: Ok. I'm downloading Ubuntu, will buy a CD, record, boot from it, resize the partition, backup, install Ubuntu and then move my backup back into the computer. Does that sound reasonable?
[11:39] <osb> vuln: do you have a flash drive?
[11:39] <vuln> no, I don't :(
[11:40] <jojo__> phpgus: i wanted the connection to be like this one... http://www.somewhereville.com/?p=1196
[11:40] <clare10billion> please could someone help me with a wireless problem im having?
[11:42] <SixThreeOh> Is it possible to resize a partition in ubuntu without resizing/messing with the filesystem?
[11:42] <jojo__> phpgus: still there
[11:43] <viks> segmentation falut on extension loading
[11:43] <phpgus> jojo: sorry work is dragging me away
[11:43] <jojo__> anyone here who knows how to internet sharing in ubuntu 10.04
[11:43] <viks> can anybody help me out
[11:43] <jojo__> phpgus: ok
[11:44] <SixThreeOh> jojo_: I would guess it would probably be underfirewall or nearby as both should use the same facility (iptables)
[11:44] <jojo__> can you teach me... how to do it
[11:45] <pratz_> guys do you know any irc channel where new technology is discussed ??
[11:45] <osb> pratz_: #bearcave on irc.efnet.net
[11:45] <osb> heh!
[11:46] <viks> segmentation falut on extension loading
[11:47] <hojat> hi
[11:47] <viks> when i do php -m,,,,,segmentation falut on extension loading
[11:47] <newuser2> noob question: what window manager does Ubuntu 11.04 use when choosing Ubuntu Classic session
[11:47] <viks> at the emnd
[11:47] <BanKiMoon> newuser2: gnome
[11:48] <newuser2> i mean like metacity, compiz etc.
[11:50] <jackey> help me.
[11:50] <jackey> DBI connect('database=vpopmail;host=localhost;mysql_socket=/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock','vpopmail',...) failed: Access denied for user 'vpopmail'@'localhost' (using password: YES) at /var/www/extsuite/extmail/libs/Ext/Auth/MySQL.pm line 45
[11:50] <fritsch> jackey: wrong password
[11:50] <jackey> really?
[11:50] <fritsch> jackey: :-)
[11:50] <fritsch> jackey: you saw that yourself, didn't you?
[11:52] <paulus68> fritsch: now you are mentioning it, it does ring a bell :p
[11:52] <pratz_> hey guys actually i wanted to know how this site fetchs all the info from different services http://www.qfly.com/ ?
[11:52] <pratz_> if any one knows this then please let me know
[11:52] <pratz_> thanks
[11:53] <bastidrazor> pratz_: magic
[11:53] <jrib> pratz_: not ubuntu question
[11:54] <pratz_> jrib: yes i know that, can you recommend me some channel where i can ask questions like this ??
[11:54] <ttl-> is there an alternative to basname which can print 2 last segments of a path ?
[11:54] <jrib> pratz_: I do not know of one.  Maybe #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:54] <ikonia> #web?
[11:55] <ttl-> when i feed it /one/two/three/four.txt it should print three/four.txt
[11:55] <ikanobori> pratz_: They buy the data from carriers.
[11:55] <jrib> ttl-: try #bash
[11:56] <pratz_> ikonia: really
[11:56] <vuln> fritsch: I found an Ubuntu 10.04 LTS cd-rom. I will try to change my partitions with it
[11:56] <fritsch> vuln: backup, backup, backup
[11:56] <fritsch> vuln: just4therecord
[11:57] <vuln> yeah, but I have to create a new partition before :x otherwise nowhere to backup
[11:59] <L-----D> is there a dev channel?
[12:00] <rumpe1> L-----D, many
[12:00] <ikonia> L-----D: what's the issue ?
[12:00] <llutz_> !alis | L-----D
[12:00] <L-----D> ubuntu dev channel
[12:00] <ikonia> L-----D: what's the issue ?
[12:00] <clare10billion> dell mini 9, latest version of abuntu, can't detect wireless access point but can detect and connect to routers/modems. Please help.
[12:01] <L-----D> ikonia, well, it's not a issue, I wonder what options so I have if I want to monitor a directory changes, except inotify
[12:02] <ikonia> L-----D: I guess it depends how/what you're developing
[12:03] <L-----D> ikonia, I want to recustive monitor a folder for change
[12:03] <ikonia> L-----D: using what ?
[12:03] <ikonia> L-----D: are you trying to write software ?
[12:05] <L-----D> ikonia, ah yes, I'm using java but all the wrapper around inotify not works out of box
[12:05] <newuser2> how can I tell if it's compiz or metacity that is currently active?
[12:05] <llutz_> !info incron
[12:05] <ikonia> L-----D: try the guys in ##java
[12:05] <llutz_> L-----D: ^^
[12:06] <L-----D> llutz, that may helps
[12:06] <vuln> Where do I get the md5sum key of Ubuntu 11.04 to make sure I downloaded it properly?
[12:06] <bastidrazor> !hashes | vuln
[12:07] <vuln> Ty
[12:07] <newuser2> sorry llutz was incron for me or for L-----D
[12:07] <newuser2> I mean, llutz_
[12:08] <llutz_> newuser2: you've seen the L-----D: ^^
[12:08] <newuser2> oh, I didn't know what that meant ok
[12:09] <llutz_> newuser2: "pgrep compiz"   if empty output, no compiz running
[12:10] <newuser2> thanks
[12:10] <vuln> What's the size of the Ubuntu 11.04 ISO?
[12:10] <fritsch> vuln: 700MB?
[12:10] <fritsch> vuln: approx
[12:10] <supta> hi
[12:11] <supercar_heaven> am using Ubuntu 11.04. Whenever I boot up it plays the sound of logging in but nothing is visible on screen except the cursor and blank screen.
[12:11] <supercar_heaven> I googled for it and tried some commands from console but everything in vain.
[12:11] <vuln> fritsch: ty.
[12:11] <supta> i am new in ubuntu and desperately need help
[12:12] <supercar_heaven> live cd is working perfectly can i copy the configuration file from live cd to the installed system ??
[12:12] <supercar_heaven> supta: what you want to know ??
[12:12] <Calinou> don't ask to ask
[12:12] <Stanley00> supercar_heaven: maybe, but how about delete all your old config, and then leave it to Ubuntu to recreate the the default again?
[12:13] <fritsch> supercar_heaven: try to disable kms
[12:13] <fritsch> supercar_heaven: with grub boot parameter
[12:13] <fritsch> supercar_heaven: also try switching terminals and read xorg log file
[12:13] <supta> i installed a software but do not know how to run it
[12:14] <supta> the software in aria 2
[12:14] <Calinou> what software?
[12:14] <supta> a download manager
[12:14] <Calinou> windows software doesn't usually run on linux unless you use wine
[12:14] <Stanley00> !info aria
[12:14] <vuln> fritsch: Do you think http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=438591 is a good option?
[12:14] <LjL> !info aria2
[12:14] <Calinou> try to visit the ubuntu software center, it should be in "Applications"
[12:14] <LjL> supta: type "aria2c --help"
[12:14] <L-----D> llutz, incron,  does it support recursive monitor?
[12:15] <supercar_heaven> Stanley00 which files should i delete ?
[12:15] <fritsch> vuln: sorry not the time to give you a correct answer to this
[12:15] <fritsch> vuln: not the time to read :-)
[12:15] <Stanley00> supercar_heaven: I think you should follow what fritsch said first.
[12:15] <llutz_> L-----D: idk, sry
[12:15] <Stanley00> supercar_heaven: I'm just a newbie here ;)
[12:16] <supercar_heaven> Stanley00: :) thanks
[12:16] <supercar_heaven> fritsch: how to disable kms ??
[12:17] <fritsch> supercar_heaven: depends on your hardware
[12:17] <fritsch> supercar_heaven: first boot in safe mode
[12:17] <fritsch> does this work
[12:17] <KamZou> Hello, would like to know why if i manually edit an IP address in my dhcp.leases (@server) my client doesn't catch the one i specified ?! plz
[12:18] <supercar_heaven> fritsch: ok :)
[12:18] <vuln> fritsch: ok :). So even using LVPM I can't resize more than 30gb?
[12:18] <supercar_heaven> let me try it..
[12:18] <llutz_> L-----D: short google says no, but https://github.com/greggoryhz/Watcher seem to do
[12:19] <supercar_heaven> ok i changed the console....
[12:19] <supercar_heaven> now waht to do fritsch ?
[12:19] <fritsch> supercar_heaven: log in
[12:19] <fritsch> supercar_heaven: less /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[12:19] <fritsch> scrol down with the arrow keys
[12:19] <fritsch> and have a look what is written at the end
[12:19] <skandee> hello, what is the best platform for developing apps for ubuntu?
[12:19] <fritsch> skandee: rethoric question?
[12:20] <fritsch> skandee: ubuntu itself is the answer
[12:20] <skandee> program
[12:20] <buhman__> I want my kernel.org back
[12:20] <vuln> ahaha
[12:20] <fritsch> skandee: ah okay. this depends
[12:20] <fritsch> skandee: on libs, language
[12:20] <theadmin> skandee: Different languages around, so.
[12:20] <fritsch> skandee: packaging is done with dpkg later on
[12:20] <vuln> So there's no way to resize a wubi partition to use more than 30gb? (Not even with LVPM?
[12:21] <theadmin> skandee: You appear to be new, go with Ruby or Python...
[12:21] <pav5088> I want to undelete video files on a camcorder DVD-R.  I've used Photorec, but it only sees 267mb (the DVD-R capacity is 1.4gb).  This is for someone else...  I THINK what happened is the DVD-R was "reformatted" when it was inserted into a PC.
[12:21] <theadmin> vuln: LVPM is old and I think doesn't work anymore
[12:21] <skandee> so.. i'll go for python?
[12:21] <theadmin> skandee: Try that...
[12:22] <setsunafseisei> does anyone here know about gnome schedule?
[12:22] <vuln> theadmin: aw :(
[12:22] <AFD> I'm trying to chown an ntfs drive directory that has been automounted by adding a line to fstab. The chown isn't working. any ideas?
[12:22] <theadmin> setsunafseisei: Maybe ask in #gnome
[12:22] <supercar_heaven> fritsch: my lapi restarted...
[12:22] <vuln> theadmin: I have a wubi installation, but I need more space. What do you suggest me to do?
[12:22] <supercar_heaven> automatically...
[12:22] <setsunafseisei> theadmin: thanks
[12:22] <vuln> (I have important data on it)
[12:23] <theadmin> AFD: NTFS doesn't support unix permissions, you can't chown/chmod
[12:23] <ikonia> AFD: you can't change the permissions
[12:23] <bastidrazor> AFD: you can't chown anything on an NTFS drive. you can chown the mount point
[12:23] <theadmin> vuln: Backup your home directory, and make a normal install
[12:23] <AFD> ok thanks guys
[12:23] <vuln> theadmin: yeah, that's what I was thinking of.. but I'm afraid there's important data in other directories too :/
[12:23] <theadmin> vuln: Only the apps, you can reinstall yours later
[12:24] <theadmin> vuln: Every program setting you have made is stored on a user basis, so...
[12:24] <theadmin> vuln: It's in your home folder
[12:24] <theadmin> vuln: Just make sure you enable viewing hidden files in your filemanager
[12:24] <llutz_> AFD: ntfs/vfat permissions are to be set by using mount-options.
[12:25] <vuln> theadmin: I have a software that stores medical images, but I'm not sure where it stores them. I'm afraid it's not in the /home/ dir
[12:25] <vuln> I need such medical images :(
[12:25] <theadmin> vuln: Umm... Check every hidden folder around
[12:25] <theadmin> vuln: Mostly it'd be named like ".softwarename"
[12:25] <vuln> ty
[12:26] <Mokilok> bit off topic, is there any way to integrate a Freenas system into Windows Active directory? I'm guessing not since Freenas would use XFS? While AD supports only NTFS permissions?
[12:26] <ahhughez> how can I find out what version of ubuntu I am running? technically this is mythbuntu.`
[12:26] <KamZou> anyone ?
[12:26] <Stanley00> ahhughez: use lsb_release -a
[12:26] <vuln> theadmin: Let's say I install Ubuntu in another partition, then GRUB will rewrite MBR. Can I still access my other Ubuntu (the one made with a wubi installation)?
[12:27] <theadmin> vuln: You would be able to, but I don't think you should keep it
[12:27] <ahhughez> got it thanks Stanley00 :)
[12:27] <theadmin> vuln: You should tell GRUB to boot Windows, then, trough Windows' bootloader, access the WUBI install
[12:30] <vuln> theadmin: ty
[12:31] <vuln> theadmin: Do you think it's risky to keep using Ubuntu 10.04(.2)?
[12:31] <vuln> Or for a server it'd more stable?
[12:33] <vuln> fritsch: what's your opionion on that?
[12:34] <theadmin> vuln: That's fine, 10.04 is an LTS so it's supported for a long time
[12:34] <vuln> Great.
[12:34] <vuln> Could I mount the wubi ubuntu from my current ubuntu?
[12:34]  * vuln doesn't think so
[12:35] <Blacky90> irc.dream-irc.de
[12:35] <theadmin> vuln: You could, I think Wubi uses a raw disk image and that's all so
[12:35] <theadmin> vuln: mount /media/windows/ubuntu/disks/root.disk /mnt
[12:35] <vuln> Thank you theadmin.
[12:35] <Blacky90> irc.dream-irc.com
[12:36] <theadmin> Blacky90: Stop spamming
[12:36] <RyuGuns1> ...
[12:36] <Memphis1> Blacky90, but this is the dream irc?
[12:36] <Memphis1> in theory :)
[12:37] <newuser2> yeah but .de is german :)
[12:37] <newuser2> quit
[12:37] <amin`> hello all. it is about one week which I tried and fail to run dzen to show the wokspace tages the mode of xmonad (tall tabbed ....) and the cpu load and temp and some fancy bells and whistles. is there anyone here can help  me wich an script or dzen config .........
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> !info dzen
[12:38] <RyuGuns> !info jython
[12:40] <theadmin> Jython is rather disgusting in my opinion, but that's just me. Ahem.
[12:40] <ahhughez> anyone able to help me install this bluetooth apple keyboard? I can see my dongle `hcitool dev` and I can see the keyboard `hcitool scan` but thats where the party stops :'(   `sudo bluez-simple-agent hci0 XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX`  [12:40] <vuln> theadmin, fritsch: I'm installing Ubuntu 10.04 in one partition only. Once it's done, I will mount the wubi partition and start changing the configs I did in some files (like configuring it to have static IP address). I'll also copy some dirs of things I had to the /home/. Do you have any suggestions to do? (I kept the same username)
[12:41] <theadmin> vuln: Not much else, actually, except...
[12:41] <theadmin> !clone | vuln
[12:42] <rabbi1> can't find network manager in the notification area
[12:42] <theadmin> rabbi1: Is nm-applet running?
[12:42] <EgyParadox> rabbi1, in terminal type:   nm-applet
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> ahhughez: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppleKeyboard
[12:43] <ahhughez> what is bluez and hidd? I dont havd hidd installed.
[12:43] <rabbi1> thank you , got it
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> ahhughez: bluez is a bluetooth management app
[12:44] <ahhughez> ActionParsnip, that page doesn't talk about installation :'(
[12:44] <blwesse_> 0.0
[12:44] <toehio> why does "update-rc.d -f <servicename> remove" not remove the service from all runlevels?
[12:46] <ahhughez> ActionParsnip, Im following this... but it fails https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup#Ubuntu_11.04_Install_via_the_command_line
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> http://www.siamnet.org/Wiki/Ubuntu-AppleBluetoothKeyboard ahhughez you just need the conf file fro
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> From the guide
[12:47] <RyuGuns> Hi
[12:48] <selite> How to access windows files from Ubuntu? And, no i didn't install Ubuntu via Wubi. Thank you
[12:48] <seneca> hi
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> Hi RyuGuns
[12:48] <theadmin> selite: The usual way
[12:48] <seneca> vpn connection from ubuntu?
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> selite: are your ntfs partitions not an option in nautilus?
[12:49] <theadmin> selite: Find something similar to "900GB Hard Drive" in the filemanager, click on it
[12:49] <Mokilok> What is the ubuntu equivilant of Tracert from Command prompt?
[12:49] <theadmin> seneca: Possible quite easily, PPTP?
[12:49] <llutz_> Mokilok: traceroute
[12:49] <ahhughez> ActionParsnip, but before I add the config file I need to set the bluetooth device to be trusted.
[12:49] <theadmin> Mokilok: You'd be surprised. tracert. Or traceroute.
[12:49] <selite> theadmin: Yes, but when I do mount -t ntfs /dev/sd2 /mnt/windows -o "umask=022" . I get a response "Failed to access volume /dev/sd2".
[12:49] <seneca> vpn connection
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> Mokilok: traceroute
[12:49] <selite> ActionParsnip: I don't know what nautilus is. :P
[12:49] <theadmin> selite: Because it's normally /dev/sdXY, where X is some letter and Y is some number
[12:50] <Mokilok> ActionParsnip: Thanks Mate, That worked perfectly.
[12:50] <theadmin> seneca: There are many kinds of VPN
[12:50] <zebulon> hey i'm still trying to get quake 3 arena point release installed from a posix .bin text file, normal commands don't work and i get checksum errors :s
[12:50] <theadmin> seneca: So, what is yours?
[12:50] <vuln> theadmin: but what if they're different versions?
[12:50] <selite> theadmin: Hahahaaha. Thank you very much man. It's done. :P
[12:50] <vuln> The one in Wubi is 11.04. The one I just did now is 10.04
[12:50] <zebulon> any ideas?
[12:50] <seneca> pptp
[12:50] <seneca> theadmin: pptp
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> selite: it will probably be /dev/sda2  not /dev/sd2
[12:51] <amin`> any word on dzen?
[12:51] <selite> ActionParsnip: Yupp, I solved it. Thanks.
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> selite: nautilus is the default file browser in ubuntu
[12:51] <theadmin> seneca: sudo pptpsetup --create "lol" --username "your_username" --password "your_password" --server vpn.example.org ; sudo pon lol
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> selite: wtg :-)
[12:52] <seneca> theadmin:  i can able to connect from Mac with given host user  pass, but cannot do same on ubuntu
[12:52] <theadmin> seneca: Oh, after that, if this connection is your internet provider, you might also want to do "sudo route add default dev ppp0"
[12:53] <Bish> selite, i use ntfs-3g
[12:53] <Bish> give it a try
[12:53] <selite> ActionParsnip: Hey and btw when I acess a lot of directories from the terminal how to make the root@username :blabla shorter?
[12:53] <theadmin> selite: export PS1="lol! "
[12:53] <theadmin> selite: Try that. Much shorter :P
[12:54] <Bish> selite, sshfs
[12:54] <selite> theadmin: lol. I am serious.
[12:54] <theadmin> selite: So am I.
[12:54] <Bish> selite, sshfs and ntfs-3g are the things of your desire
[12:54] <Bish> both are fuse
[12:55] <theadmin> selite: Seriously, though, if you want to keep everything the same way but just use the basename of the current path, do: export PS1="\u@\h: \W"
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> selite: you can configure PS1 to not show the full path. There are sample configs o
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> Online
[12:55] <vuln> theadmin: what's if they're different versions? :x
[12:55] <theadmin> vuln: What are?
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> What are 'they'
[13:00] <new2net> ActionParsnip: Their power is only exceeded by their mystery.
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> I guess we'll never know
[13:02] <seneca> theadmin: connection finished
[13:02] <theadmin> seneca: Well, great, so it worked?
[13:03] <seneca> theadmin: it says in popup "connected: dd@host  00:00:00" and then after 2 sec's it says connection finished
[13:03] <jasonmsp> hey all.  In unity, how can I get find files to search my mounted drives?
[13:04] <theadmin> seneca: What popup? The command I gave can't produce any popups
[13:04] <Noobie> Hi all could someone tell me whats better acidrip or handbrake for better results ease of use etc?
[13:04] <theadmin> jasonmsp: Meh... find / -iname 'whatever' -print 2>/dev/null
[13:04] <bazhang> Noobie, to do what
[13:04] <seneca> how do check
[13:05] <theadmin> seneca: ping 8.8.8.8
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> jasonmsp: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FindingFiles
[13:05] <MonkeyDust> Noobie: what is acidrip and handbrake?
[13:05] <Noobie> bazhang, To make avi's or mp4 of my dvds so I can watch them on my usb media player
[13:05] <bazhang> Noobie, I'd advise ogmrip
[13:05] <jasonmsp> theadmin:  thanks.  Am I understanding correctly if I run that on command line that will search the mounted folders when I click on the dash find files?
[13:05] <Noobie> MonkeyDust, Its a dvd transcoding program
[13:05] <Noobie> bazhang, Is it user friendly and supports subtitles?
[13:05] <theadmin> jasonmsp: Nah... It's just a CLI way of searching ;) Forget GUIs
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> Noobie: none and all. Try them to see which you prefer
[13:06] <bazhang> Noobie, lots of nice presets for exactly that
[13:06] <kpettit> anybody know a good way to make nautilus work without freezing?  Freezes frequently on me, espically in certian directories.  I turned off all the preview stuff, not sure what else to do
[13:06] <theadmin> kpettit: Disable counting items, I think that might do crazy stuff
[13:06] <Noobie> bazhang, Is it as easy to use as handbrake?
[13:06] <kpettit> I'll try that, thanks
[13:07] <bazhang> Noobie, easier, imo. give it a try
[13:07] <Noobie> bazhang, Ok cool I will does it support subtitles?
[13:07] <MonkeyDust> Noobie: when you found out, you are the expert :)
[13:07] <bazhang> Noobie, dont remember offhand, its in the repos you can give a try
[13:07] <Noobie> MonkeyDust, Sorry didn't get what you meant?
[13:08] <Noobie> bazhang, Installing it now
[13:08] <MonkeyDust> Noobie: we're not familiar with handbrake, so it's best you try it out :)
[13:08] <jasonmsp> ActionParsnip:  thats command line also.  I'm trying to get unity GUI dash to search the mounted folders when I click on find files.   Im find with commmand line for myself, but I need to get the dash to look at the other drive for those using the computer that can't work from a shell.
[13:08] <Noobie> MonkeyDust, You never heard of handbrake : O lol
[13:09] <MonkeyDust> Noobie: no one here has :)
[13:09] <Noobie> MonkeyDust, Its very good but takes a long time to convert lol
[13:09] <aar> Hi, is there a keyboard shortcut for symbols like ┬Ż or Ōé¼ ?
[13:09] <theadmin> Well, as for me personally I'm not some sort of a maniac to rip movies off DVDs...
[13:09] <bazhang> !handbrake | MonkeyDust
[13:09] <Noobie> bazhang, How long usually does it take to rip using ogmrip?
[13:10] <dtigue> Noobie: about 45 min. to an hour
[13:10] <theadmin> aar: Ctrl+Shift+u00b6 should give you a pilcrow, for instance.
[13:10] <Noobie> dtigue, Really thats short handbrake takes about 5 hours
[13:10] <theadmin> aar: "u00b6" must be typed in, not pressed at the same time
[13:10] <theadmin> aar: But you should hold ctrl and shift
[13:11] <theadmin> aar: So, basically, ctrl+shift+u<UNICODE CHARACTER CODE HERE>
[13:11] <_cb> complete newbie at ldap. Just installed 11.04 server. Is there any good online tutorial I can use to learn ldap ?
[13:11] <Noobie> bazhang, Which profile is best to use in your opinion?
[13:12] <bazhang> Noobie, depends on what you're going to play it on, check out the long list of presets first
[13:12] <aar> theadmin, thank you
[13:12] <Noobie> bazhang, Well I use my usb media player on my tv it supports avi and mp4
[13:13] <seneca> theadmin: when i ping 8.8.8.8, i get 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_req=13 ttl=53 time=60.7 ms
[13:13] <seneca> 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_req=14 ttl=53 time=70.0 ms
[13:13] <seneca> 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_req=15 ttl=52 time=86.1 ms
[13:14] <tinel_RO> Hi, ppl ! I'd like to upgrade my "jaunty" release but the apt-get tells that can't upgrade to "lucid". I'd like to upgrade to an intermediate LTS, then to "lucid". Is it possible? Or should i upgrade my 9.04 to 9.10 first and then to a newer version step by step? Which is the best aproach? Thanks.
[13:15] <tinel_RO> MENTION: server version
[13:15] <fritsch> tinel_RO: j k l m n
[13:15] <ahhughez> any reason how/why I dont have and can get the bluetooth symbol/icon in the tray on the top RHS of the system bar (i.e. the thing with "applications" menu and desktop switcher e.t.c.?
[13:16] <fritsch> tinel_RO: sudo update-manager -d
[13:16] <Noobie> bazhang, You are a legend not only does it support subtitles it creates a srt format as well
[13:16] <fritsch> tinel_RO: sudo do-release-upgrade (terminal)
[13:17] <rns> anyone know if using workspaces consumes more memory?
[13:17] <tinel_RO> @fritsch: so step by step on the Tic-Tac style? The "sudo do-release-upgrade" cmd tells: "An upgrade from 'jaunty' to 'lucid' is not supported with this tool."
[13:19] <Pici> tinel_RO: Take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[13:19] <Pierix> Salve a tuttti
[13:19] <Pici> !it | Pierix
[13:20] <Pierix> hi
[13:20] <tinel_RO> @fritsch: For "j k l m n" problem is that I can't find ISO's or how to use apt-get or do-release-upgrade to upgrade to the _desired_ release. I'll look at the link right now.
[13:20] <ahhughez> what is hidd ? I have bluez... doco rants on about hidd but I don't have this on 11.04... and I think this is intentional
[13:22] <Pierix> Sorry, can i hack your pc^^ :D?
[13:23] <tinel_RO> @fritsch: the link provided gives me all info I need. THANK YOU! :)
[13:23] <tinel_RO> @PICI: the link provided gives me all info I need. THANK YOU! >:D<
[13:23] <Pici> tinel_RO: np :)
[13:24] <tinel_RO> :D
[13:24] <quiescens> tinel_RO: if you are on 9.04 then you are not on an lts release at the moment, you may also need to make sure that /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades has Prompt=normal rather than Prompt=lts
[13:24] <theadmin> Pierix: lolwut...
[13:24] <tinel_RO> It is on "normal" I
[13:24] <theadmin> Pierix: We're not a hacker playground. Try hackthissite.org
[13:24] <tinel_RO> I've checked.
[13:24] <quiescens> just making sure
[13:25] <Pici> quiescens: that wont help if you're trying to upgrade to another release that has already reached its EOL.  The instructions on the link I posted will guide you through using old-releases.u.c to upgrade properly.
[13:27] <Islam> when I open my files and folders it shows my recent opened files, how can I reach it to delete this recent opened logs ?
[13:27] <quiescens> Pici: would it still need to be set to normal if it wasn't already? i don't really know, i just remember people having issues with upgrading to lts or from lts or something
[13:28] <Pici> quiescens: 10.04 installed with prompt=lts, which caused people to have issues upgrading to 10.10.
[13:29] <tinel_RO> So, 9.04 is was not a LTS release?
[13:30] <Jasonn> !9.04
[13:30] <Jasonn> tinel_RO: ^
[13:30] <Jasonn> it was
[13:30] <Pici> tinel_RO: No, LTS releases are very 2 years, the previous being 8.04, then 10.04, and 12.04 will be next.
[13:30] <Pici> Jasonn: That says nothing about it being an LTS release.
[13:30] <quiescens> yeah, 8.04 was the lts, 9.04 wasn't, 10.04 is
[13:30] <Islam> when I open my files and folders it shows my recent opened files, how can I reach it to delete this recent opened logs ?
[13:31] <Jasonn> Pici: yeah, it sais that it lasted 2 years
[13:31] <Jasonn> no?
[13:31] <Jasonn> or one
[13:31] <Jasonn> oh :/
[13:31] <tinel_RO> @PICI: i agree with jasonn, at the time i istall 9.04 it was mentioned as a LTS.
[13:31] <Pici> tinel_RO: No it wasn't.
[13:31]  * Jasonn stabs ORACLE
[13:31] <ssma> what do i install to resized my pictures
[13:32] <quiescens> lts is more than 2 years
[13:32] <ahhughez> argh, there is very limited bluetooth doco :'( should I hit the mailing list if I am in trouble
[13:32] <Prcko> Pls help me to find BIOS for Medion FID2010 MD5400 ?
[13:32] <tinel_RO> @Pici: if you say so.... It was in 2008... :)
[13:32] <theadmin> ssma: GIMP can do that, and I think it's installed by default
[13:32] <Pici> tinel_RO: 8.04 was LTS.  9.04 was not released until 2009.04 (april 2009)
[13:32] <quiescens> tinel_RO: how could 9.04 be lts in 2008, when it wasn't released?
[13:32] <eseyden> JuJu blows my mind, I must figure out how to do this cloud magic.
[13:32] <ssma> no is there something else theadmi
[13:32] <llutz_> ssma: convert from imagemagick
[13:33] <Islam> does any body know, when I open my files and folders it shows my recent opened files, how can I reach it to delete this recent opened logs ?
[13:33] <quiescens> maybe you had 8.04 and it upgraded to 8.10, 9.04
[13:33] <tinel_RO> ... not later than 2009, anyway.. maybe i mistake the year, i understand that.
[13:34] <tinel_RO> @quiescens: it is possible, I don't remember the upgrades :)
[13:34] <Islam> can any body help with my issue ?
[13:34] <ssma> i whent in to synaptic and it shows me all lot of file what do i install
[13:35] <quiescens> tinel_RO: once you get to 10.04 which is lts, you can probably change that file (/etc/update-manager/release-upgrades) and tell it only offer lts upgrades if you want
[13:35] <BluesKaj> Hey all
[13:35] <Islam> lol, no body can help with my problem ?
[13:35] <ssma> thanks llutz}
[13:36] <tinel_RO> Ok. Thank you guys for input. the link from Pici will give me something to do, I hope i will manage well.
[13:36] <Marc> re
[13:36] <tinel_RO> EOLUpgrades, I mean.
[13:38] <eseyden> Gotta figure out OpenLDAP, keberos, IPSec, LT2P, and single sign-on for a diverse set of web apps, Alfresco, SugarCRM, ProjectOpen.  All without support contracts or salary.  I need to figure out how to start writing juju charms to setup this stuff on AWS.
[13:39] <eseyden> o_o
[13:40] <n4dsp> This pertains to Evolution,,,when I do a File/Backup Evolution Settings, the following window comes up "the folder contents could not be displayed.Operation not supported." What does this mean? Why does it not do a backup.
[13:40] <MysteriousMan> is there any other good library for c++ for editing text file? and who to open file that must hv root access 2 open with (c++)??
[13:41] <theadmin> MysteriousMan: You need to run the program as root...
[13:41] <theadmin> MysteriousMan: Otherwise, well, join #c++ for C++ help
 thanks
[13:43] <StonedSlacker> Can someone suggest a good app to strip meta data from entire directories of photos at a time?
[13:44] <theadmin> StonedSlacker: Probably a simple for loop with your usual way
[13:44] <Dice-Man> hi
[13:44] <Islam> when I open my files and folders it shows my recent opened files, how can I reach it to delete this recent opened logs ?
[13:44] <StonedSlacker> I don't have a way at all right now. What's the most common app for this?
[13:44] <llutz_> StonedSlacker: exif
[13:45] <llutz_> StonedSlacker: or exiv2
[13:45] <StonedSlacker> Thanks, llutz and theadmin
[13:45] <rns> anyone know if using workspaces consumes more memory?
[13:45] <theadmin> StonedSlacker: No problem.
[13:46] <Stanley00> rns: dont know, but why do you ask that?
[13:46] <theadmin> rns: Probably so, but not by too much to worry about anyway
[13:47] <rns> Stanley00, because if I have 4 different workspaces with programs running, I want to know if it will slow things down or if there is some efficient memory management happening in the background.
[13:47] <Islam> lol, why isnt any body answering me or trying to tell me what to do ?
[13:47] <theadmin> !patience | Islam
 i cant post there (in c++ channel) !!
[13:48] <theadmin> MysteriousMan: Register your nickname.
[13:48] <MysteriousMan> hw 2 do that?
[13:48] <theadmin> MysteriousMan: /msg nickserv help register for further assistance.
 thanks alot
[13:50] <Stanley00> rns: I dont care much about mem when using Ubuntu, so just try figure out yourself.
[13:51] <MysteriousMan> Islam: google is your best friend :)
[13:52] <Islam> islam@ubuntu:~$ sudo chattr -i ~/.recently-used.xbel
[13:52] <Islam> chattr: No such file or directory while trying to stat /home/islam/.recently-used.xbel.. how can I solve this ?
[13:53] <X0Rc0re> FF ?DCC SEND ŌĆ£ff???f??????????????ŌĆØ 0 0 0
[13:54] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, DON'T click on suspicious links, and type ┬½ /msg ubottu exploit ┬╗ if you want more information.
[13:55] <llutz_> Islam: don't use sudo
[13:55] <MysteriousMan> Islam : use  "find - name recently-used.xbel"
[13:55] <theadmin> MysteriousMan: That's malformed
[13:56] <theadmin> Islam: find ~ -iname 'recently-used.xbel' -print # This is more like it
[13:56] <Guest57955> hi all
[13:57] <Momentfor> hi everyone
[13:57] <Momentfor> I'm having problems installing my wifi driver on a compaq ;-/
[13:57] <Momentfor> it's the broadcom Sta propriatory
[13:57] <sitmaudat> try wicd
[13:57] <sitmaudat> sudo apt-get install wicd
[13:58] <theadmin> sitmaudat: wicd is no driver, but yeah... Momentfor: NetworkManager has wireless problems. Get rid of it.
[13:58] <sitmaudat> I know
[13:58] <jason> Question - does the PowerPC version of Ubuntu 10.04 not work in the USB startup disk creator?
[13:58] <Momentfor> thanks folks installing that now
 thanks for the hint
[13:58] <theadmin> Networkmanager has problems with everything, actually, lol... DSL? Crashes on connection. VPN of any sort? Won't let me create a connection. Ethernet? Works, from time to time...
[13:59] <theadmin> Momentfor: No problem
[13:59] <Momentfor> the weird thing is that I managed to install the broadcom driver on this exact computer previous install
[13:59] <Momentfor> with the same version of ubuntu
[13:59] <theadmin> Momentfor: You might want to do "sudo service NetworkManager stop" before running wicd
[13:59] <llutz_> theadmin: 3g - works, wifi - works ,wired - works, 3g via bt - works. so what?
[14:00] <Momentfor> and it's a clean install
[14:00] <seneca> theadmin:thanks
[14:00] <LaWU> Hi everyone - how is Ubuntu 11.10 BETA 2 lookin'?
[14:00] <theadmin> llutz_: Well, 3g... Haven't used any for a while, wireless - not for me (apparently it expects my wireless interface to be called wlan0! And with Broadcom drivers, it is eth1), wired works with... everything, so well
[14:00] <theadmin> LaWU: Offtopic here, head to #ubuntu+1
[14:01] <sitmaudat> where to download 11.10?
[14:01] <Momentfor> 'sudo service NetworkManager stop" returns 'unrecognised service'
[14:01] <ChriskE> sudo service network stop
[14:01] <lantizia_> How can I import (or create any new connection for that matter) my openvpn configuration file into network manager - using the command line (maybe nmcli?)
[14:01] <theadmin> Momentfor: Ah, I keep forgetting the proper name... "networkmanager"? "Network-Manager"? "network-manager"?
[14:02] <theadmin> ChriskE: Well, that's NOT networkmanager.
[14:03] <l33_> hi
[14:03] <Momentfor> guys
[14:03] <Momentfor> how do i configure wicd?
[14:04] <Momentfor> ah it's ok i've found the gui - just no menu bar and nothing came up when i started it from terminal!
[14:05] <Momentfor> It's still not seeing my wifi card so we're right back to how to install the propriatory broadcom driver. which is giving an error saying:
[14:06] <Momentfor> 'sorry the installation failed' and 'please have a look at the log file /var/log/jockey.log
[14:06] <Momentfor> but that file appears to be a blank....
[14:06] <LmAt> How do I get a list of all the full paths to directories in the current directory
[14:06] <LmAt> ?
[14:06] <}[o0]{> is there a way to get the speaker icon back on the panel....i have the volume applet installed...but starting it manually does nothing...pulseaudio is installed
[14:06] <LmAt> I'm at ls -1 which is great, but I want the full path.
[14:07] <}[o0]{> Natty
[14:07] <LmAt> 1601 peolpe in here and nobody's talking...amazing.
[14:07] <LmAt> This must be the least traffic per capita on any irc server anywhere...
[14:08] <theadmin> LmAt: find $PWD -type d
[14:08] <LmAt> theadmin, Thanks.
[14:08] <fm__> hi, i have an entry in /etc/fstab which contains the exec flag, however i have to do a mount -o remount,exec everytime to execute something on it. why is that?
[14:08] <Momentfor> lmAT actually TheAdmin was talking
[14:08] <Momentfor> ;-)
[14:08] <Momentfor> he was trying to help me earlier!
[14:08] <LmAt> Momentfor, Who's that?
[14:08] <theadmin> Momentfor: Please do not miscapitalize my nickname -- I doez not likey
[14:09] <Stanley00> fm__: can you give me that line in fstab?
[14:09] <theadmin> fm__: Can you paste your entry? Could be malformed
[14:09] <fm__> /dev/sda2 /media/fedora-home ext4 exec,noauto,user,users 0 0  Stanley00 , theadmin
[14:09] <sitmaudat> I can't Adjust my notebook's brightness
[14:10] <sitmaudat> what is the matter
[14:10] <llutz_> fm__: man mount (about user option and defaults)
[14:10] <LmAt> Momentfor, oh, THAT theadmin
[14:10]  * Momentfor nodnods
[14:10] <LmAt> who is the moderator in here?
[14:10] <theadmin> LmAt: Quite a lot around
[14:10] <LmAt> dotnull, cool nick :)
[14:10] <theadmin> LmAt: Most hang out in #ubuntu-ops as well
[14:10] <dotnull> thanks :-)
[14:10] <LmAt> theadmin, Ahh.  I thought my client puts a little mark next to their name, and I don't see any such marks.
[14:11] <theadmin> LmAt: Normally, the mark is "@"
[14:11] <LmAt> theadmin, You're saying "@" in the nick?
[14:11] <theadmin> LmAt: But here, they don't sit opped all the time and do all their administration stuff via chanserv
[14:11] <LmAt> theadmin, sure.
[14:11] <Momentfor> sorry if this message spams but 'msg' doesn't appear to be going through (so hopefully this is the first time you've seen this message:
[14:11] <Momentfor> theadmin btw it was nework-manager all lower case....still need to figure out how to get the broadcom wifi driver to install though!
[14:11] <theadmin> Momentfor: It is going through and I replied
[14:12] <llutz_> fm__: and using both, "user,users" won't make sense
[14:12] <theadmin> Momentfor: Check other windows :/
[14:12] <Momentfor> ah I see it now!
[14:12] <Momentfor> sorry being blind ;-)
[14:12] <fm__> llutz, just read that
[14:13] <sitmaudat> do you have the same problem?friends
[14:14] <llutz_> fm__: change it into ".. user,exec 0 0 " and try again
[14:14] <fm__> llutz, theadmin Stanley00 thanks a lot, it works now
[14:15] <proxyman> i have now all those 3 lines what are here http://paste.ubuntu.com/697901/  http://hack2live.blogspot.com/2008/12/configure-squid-password-access.html i have squid3 server
[14:15] <proxyman> it doesnt ask me anything
[14:18] <skrite> hey all, what happened to /var/log/messages?
[14:18] <proxyman> tail /var/log/messages
[14:18] <RyuGuns1> Jragon?
[14:19] <anto> Hi 2 ecery1
[14:19] <anto> Hi 2 every1
[14:19] <proxyman> skrite:  what you want to do?
[14:20] <anto> You are speaking with me?
[14:20] <theadmin> anto: No.
[14:20] <theadmin> anto: When someone's speaking to someone, they mention their name
[14:20] <proxyman> but i need help with squid server
[14:20] <skrite> proxyman:  well, i need to know how a drive is recognized, i usually tail -f /var/log/messages when i plug it in to see it made to a /dev/sd something.
[14:21] <tho964> anyone here know how to write snort rules?
[14:21] <proxyman> skrite:  you can use dmesg
[14:22] <skrite> proxyman:  you mean with tail?
[14:22] <proxyman> skrite:  if you want to use tail then yes even tail :)
[14:23] <llutz_> skrite: look at /var/log/syslog, iirc they (whyever) changed rsyslogd-default in natty
[14:23] <skrite> proxyman:  sorry, how to i watch dmesg like i would tail a log file.
[14:23] <skrite> llutz:  ok
[14:23] <skrite> llutz: thanks
[14:23] <llutz_> skrite: "watch -n xx dmesg"
[14:24] <llutz_> xx = seconds
[14:24] <proxyman> i will still use tail
[14:25] <skrite> ok, very cool, thanks
[14:25] <proxyman> skrite: you dont even need to use that tail with dmesg :D
[14:25] <proxyman> try that command
[14:25] <ZebraDroid> Hey all, I was hoping to find some help regarding a problem I'm having. I booted my laptop this morning and Ubuntu wouldn't start up as /sbin/init could not be found. I've tried to use e2fsck but it always says device is busy. I've also tried testdisk but it said it can't repair my device (can't remember exact message). Does. Anyone have any suggestions as to how I can recover the disk without formatting it? Thanks
[14:25] <skrite> proxyman:  yeah, looking at it now, great, thanks
[14:27] <linuxnewb> hi, i'm looking for a list of commands for System Information | eg. a command that displays the widht, height, refresh rate, .. of my display. Anyone? Thx
[14:27] <llutz_> linuxnewb: xrandr
[14:27] <linuxnewb> llutz: thanks alot :))
[14:30] <aakash> How I can enable right click on my HP laptop with Ubuntu?
[14:31] <HackNewton> hi
[14:33] <Syco54645_work> does anyone know of a guide for setting up raid5 via mdadm after a system is already established?
[14:33] <HackNewton> 11.04
[14:33] <HackNewton> does anyone know how to set up wifi network in ubuntu
[14:34] <skrite> Syco54645_work:  yeah, i do, hold a sec while i get the link, had to do that yesterday
[14:34] <Syco54645_work> skrite: awesome!
[14:34] <seanbright> is it possible to install ubuntu on a second drive from the cli?
[14:35] <popey> seanbright: yes, debootstrap
[14:35] <HackNewton> hay please help me
[14:35] <seanbright> my / partition is on drive A (ubuntu 10.04), and i want to install a second instance to drive B
[14:36] <seanbright> popey: i don't have physical access to the machine, so i have to be able to configure everything and reboot and have it boot off the second drive
[14:36] <popey> seanbright: thats possible to do, yes
[14:36] <seanbright> am i begging for a headache?
[14:36] <popey> seanbright: it has the possibility to go wrong, yes
[14:36] <theadmin> seanbright: Uhm, do you have a GUI running of any sort? If so, you could use Virtualbox to install on a physical device.
[14:36] <skrite> seanbright:  you could use a live cd and use dd
[14:36] <seanbright> i'm just lazy and don't want to drive to the data center
[14:37] <seanbright> theadmin: no GUI
[14:37] <skrite> seanbright:  by the way is your name sean bright? because my name is shawn bright
[14:37] <seanbright> my name is sean bright, yes.
[14:37] <theadmin> seanbright: Gah, sounds complicated... I think you need to use "debootstrap" (install from the repos) and then chroot around
[14:37] <seanbright> sup cuz?
[14:37] <seanbright> :-)
[14:37] <proxyman> dmesg says: [UFW BLOCK] IN= OUT=eth0  // ufw is inactive
[14:37] <skrite> seanbright: wow!
[14:38] <seanbright> skrite: whereabouts are you?
[14:38] <proxyman> is that the reson why my squid doesnt ask any passwords?
[14:38] <proxyman> reason
[14:39] <skrite> seanbright: dalhart, texas, you?
[14:39] <theadmin> !offtopic | skrite and seanbright
[14:40] <skrite> anyway, you can boot into a live cd and use dd to copy one drive to the other.
[14:42] <Syco54645_work> skrite: you find that guide?
[14:43] <theadmin> seanbright: I think you can use "debootstrap" to use repositories in order to create a basic chrootable Ubuntu setup.
[14:43] <skrite> Syco54645_work: here is what i followed http://advosys.ca/viewpoints/2007/04/setting-up-software-raid-in-ubuntu-server/
[14:43] <bluebird> I'm compiling 'xmame' project, and it gave me this error:
[14:44] <bluebird> Linking obj/sdl/mame/build/m68kmake...
[14:44] <bluebird> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lSDL_ttf
[14:44] <popey> bluebird: sudo apt-get install libsdl-ttf2.0-dev
[14:44] <bluebird> popey: thanks, man.
[14:44] <theadmin> seanbright: Something like "sudo debootstrap $(lsb-release -sc) somedirectory" should get you going.
[14:45] <Syco54645_work> thanks skrite
[14:45] <seanbright> theadmin: will give it a whirl
[14:46] <gdoubleu> On natty here, and all of the libreoffice apps fail to start, e.g. oowriter, oocalc, etc.  No splash screen and no output on the command line.  Any ideas?
[14:46] <BanKiMoon>  
[14:46] <BanKiMoon> any idea why this error " invalid magic number" at boot?
[14:46] <Chheapshot> how do i see more information from a package with apt-cache
[14:46] <BanKiMoon>  
[14:47] <llutz_> Chheapshot: apt-get show package
[14:47] <Pici> BanKiMoon: Please stop that.
[14:47] <Pici> Chheapshot: What sort of extra information are you looking for?
[14:47] <bluebird> popey: yes, it works, lol.
[14:47] <popey> bluebird: hurrah!
[14:48] <llutz_> err apt-cache*
[14:48] <Chheapshot> llutz_: thx that was exactly what i was looking. just didnt use the command properly
[14:49] <gdoubleu> only thing I see in bug tracker is a similar bug from back in 2007, bug #127944
[14:51] <Bhavesh> Will 64-bit version of Ubuntu run on my AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Code processor 5000+ 2.60Ghz? or do I need a 32 bit? Coz my Windows 7 tells my System is 32 bit
[14:51] <BanKiMoon> Pici: stop what?
[14:51] <Chheapshot> Bhavesh: Yes it should. u proply just have a 32bit version of win7 installed
[14:52] <Pici> BanKiMoon: Entering blank lines in this channel.
[14:52] <Bhavesh> Chheapshot: ok :)
[14:54] <erbo> Any one who has a Macbook Pro 8,1 that has the external monitor working? I cannot get any output on my 24" cinema display. I have updated to a kernel > 2.6.39 accoring to the wikipage
[14:56] <BanKiMoon> Pici: where ?
[14:57] <Pici> BanKiMoon: Here. If you don't remember doing it, its fine. :)
[14:57] <aldo> hello
[14:58] <BanKiMoon> Pici: hm, i see no empty lines, anyway , any-idea how to debug "invalid magic number" at boot in grub ?
[14:59] <Pici> BanKiMoon: No, sorry, I'm not familiar with that error.
[14:59] <philipsmatto123> hello
[14:59] <philipsmatto123> how are you?
[15:01] <fosburg> anyone know of a linux scanner app for a UMAX powerlook scanner?
[15:02] <ccc__> esiste una stanza italiana dedicata ad hydra?
[15:02] <exalibure> #join ubuntu-cn
[15:03] <MonkeyDust> fosburg: http://www.sane-project.org/cgi-bin/driver.pl
[15:03] <KadirB> hi
[15:03] <fosburg> Thanks for the info
[15:04] <philipsmatto123> can i ask info?
[15:08] <Ady1963> How do i install wine in Terminal, what are the commands i need to us?
[15:08] <philipsmatto123> but with ubuntu software center you can't install wine?
[15:09] <MonkeyDust> philipsmatto123: what happens when you try?
[15:11] <philipsmatto123>  <MonkeyDust> what?
[15:11] <curiousx> Adriannom: sudo apt-get install wine
[15:11] <MonkeyDust> http://appnr.com/package/wine
[15:14] <amin`> dzen scripts plz !!!!
[15:15] <Arsin> I have an error, Error 17 with Grub 1.5, installed on my windows drive. Does anyone know how to remedy this?
[15:15] <aleray> hi, where can I find the secure-delete (srm) package in 10.04? docs mention it but I can't find it in synaptic
[15:15] <Chheapshot> What do u think is the lightest browser for a lubuntu netbook for watching videos etc.. atm using chromium on it but gets choppy sometimes on higher quality videos
[15:16] <Chheapshot> atom N450 ^^
[15:17] <MonkeyDust> Chheapshot: midori
[15:17] <seanbright> meh... i'll just drive to the data center
[15:18] <curiousx> aleray: maybe here ? http://srm.sourceforge.net/
[15:18] <curiousx> aleray: http://sourceforge.net/projects/srm/
[15:20] <obscurant1st> I am getting this error when I open nvidia x server settings. -"You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver.  Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server."
[15:20] <obscurant1st> can somebody please help me? :(
[15:20] <viktyr_korimir> Where does Ubuntu hide its applications? I'm trying to add something to my Startup, and I can't find it.
[15:21] <MonkeyDust> viktyr_korimir: in /usr/bin
[15:21] <aleray> curiousx, ok thanks, it is just that I thought it was in the repository. Is there any alternative for wiping a disk?
[15:22] <curiousx> mmm... maybe Dban
[15:22] <Chheapshot> aleray:  the whole disk? Dariks nuke and boot
[15:22] <curiousx> Dban is a live cd
[15:22] <Chheapshot> just install it on a usb stick and boot
[15:22] <curiousx> but there are more programs i don't remember but...
[15:23] <viktyr_korimir> MonkeyDust, : Thank you. I thought I'd checked there already, but a second look uncovered it.
[15:23] <obscurant1st> somebody?
[15:23] <curiousx> aleray: http://www.dban.org/
[15:23] <drussell> aleray: shred
[15:23] <drussell> aleray: though before you run it make sure you don't need the data again :o)
[15:23] <SIFTU> obscurant1st: did you install the nvidia driver?
[15:24] <obscurant1st> SIFTU yes, i installed using the "additional drivers" from administration menu
[15:25] <aleray> drussell, thanks
[15:25] <Chheapshot> and if u use dban pay attention to the settings :D i tought i was giving it a "7 times wipe" but in fact it did a 7x7...so it took a while :P
[15:25] <SIFTU> ok then open up a terminal and type "gksu nvidia-xconfig"
[15:26] <obscurant1st> SIFTU, one sec, i will come back.
[15:27] <tripelb> Hellow! Can this kind of desktop customization be done in ubuntu? (I have no need/time to do it. Just curious. -- Thus would be fine to PM me some other day after you have taken the time to look at this "fancy?" Windows desktop and read the discussion which says how it's done.) No interest? No problem.  - And thanks for being us.  --> re http://www.reddit.com/r/Design/comments/krq37/earlier_someone_showed_how_to_create_invisible/
[15:27] <MyWay> hello, I've bought a logitech g300 (mouse), but I'm having big problems! Left click isn't working as it should (random click?!), anybody knows what I can do?
[15:28] <Chheapshot> MyWay:  Does the problem only occur on ubuntu?
[15:28] <MyWay> yes
[15:28] <MyWay> on windows it's working, I think it's a linux/xorg problem?
[15:28] <mersault> I'm experiencing an issue with Empathy and MSN. I cannot connect, I get "no reason specified" as the error, and all that google is returning is to change a file to read "CONTACTS = ("contacts.msn.com", "MBI")", but the file in question already has that change. Anyone have any other suggestions?
[15:28] <sysRPL> hello
[15:29] <Chheapshot> MyWay: sry cant help then. Sounded first like a hardware problem i had with logitech mouse
[15:29] <MyWay> ah, thank you anyway :)
[15:30] <Arsin> I have an error, Error 17 with Grub 1.5, installed on my windows drive. Does anyone know how to remedy this?
[15:30] <sysRPL> can someone help me please? i upgraded my laptops wireless card from an intel 3950bg to an intel 5300abgn ... but now ubuntu doesn't see my wireless card .. i'm used a wired connection right now to ask for help
[15:34] <systemclient> What tool could I use to generate a text document that contains computed parts? Kind of like a PHP website, just for a text document.
[15:34] <macer1> wi─Öcej chyba macbooka nie kupi─Ö:/
[15:40] <enrico_> salve
[15:40] <MyWay> I've bought a logitech g300 (mouse), but I'm having big problems! Left click isn't working as it should (random click?!), anybody knows what I can do?
[15:41] <sysRPL> can someone help me please? i upgraded my laptops wireless card from an intel 3950bg to an intel 5300abgn ... but now ubuntu doesn't see my wireless card .. i'm used a wired connection right now to ask for help
[15:42] <drussell> MyWay: have you tried it on another machine?
[15:42] <MyWay> on windows it's working
[15:43] <MyWay> I don't need many buttons, just left and right click :P
[15:43] <MyWay> scroll is working!
[15:44] <daf_> my wireless is only connecting at g and not n. dwa-140 ubuntu 11.04
[15:44] <daf_> tried using proposed
[15:45] <daf_> blacklisted rt2800usb rt2800lib rt2x00usb rt2x00lib
[15:46] <Arsin> I have an error, Error 17 with Grub 1.5, installed on my windows drive. Does anyone know how to remedy this?
[15:48] <Chheapshot> MyWay:  Maybe u could try lomoco. Logitech mouse control
[15:49] <MyWay> it says unsupported logitech device: unknown
[15:50] <whoever11> Hi All...I setup vsftpd a while ago and I totally forgot what I had to do to have the user added. I thought it was far more straight forward i.e. just creating a user i.e. sudo useradd -d /home/dan -m dan and then they have FTP access
[15:52] <ex0> Whoever: http://linux-hacks.blogspot.com/2008/09/adding-new-users-to-vsftpd.html
[15:52] <conntrack-> plop
[15:52] <MyWay> Chheapshot: it seems like this bug: http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode5/2011/09/18/%23ubuntu-bugs.html
[15:53] <TrueColors> SO, I'm actually very curious... why is my recycle bin and... the top icons... not where they should be? Image - http://i54.tinypic.com/jhzxa8.png
[15:53] <TrueColors> how can I move them back to their original place...
[15:54] <TrueColors> ok I figured out how to move the recycle bin...
[15:54] <e-DIO-t> right click on the icon -> move
[15:54] <TrueColors> yeah Just figured that out with the top too.
[15:54] <TrueColors> gotta unlock it though
[15:54] <TrueColors> any idea why it did that though? i never touched them
[15:57] <mersault> I'm experiencing an issue with Empathy and MSN. I cannot connect, I get "no reason specified" as the error, and all that google is returning is to change a file to read "CONTACTS = ("contacts.msn.com", "MBI")", but the file in question already has that change. Anyone have any other suggestions?
[15:57] <mersault> I'm using a fresh install of 11.04.
[15:57] <TrueColors> I can connect with MSN :)
[15:57] <TrueColors> i think
[15:58] <whoever11> WTF
[15:58] <whoever11> now vsftp is rejecting all connections after i restarted the service
[15:58] <whoever11> wtf !!
[15:59] <TrueColors> I haven't set it up before, so it asked me if I want to enter my account details now... I choose WIndows LIve... and punch in my login details and it just works...
[15:59] <sibillina> aiuto
[15:59] <sibillina> chi mi aiuta a capirci qualcosa?
[15:59] <TrueColors> Infact, I love how it signs me in quicker than the actual WLM.
[15:59] <TrueColors> :P
[16:01] <mersault> TrueColors, weird. I just deleted the existing account and tried again, and nothing.
[16:01] <mersault> TrueColors, do you have any special repos enabled?
[16:01] <mersault> proposed updates, etc?
[16:02] <auronandace> mersault: you could try pidgin instead of empathy
[16:02] <Guest65510> !help
[16:02] <whoever11> any idea why vsftpd would also refuse localhost connections ?
[16:02] <mersault> auronandace, I'm aware that there are other options. I just find it odd that the default client, and the client with the most integration, isn't working for me
[16:03] <Combatjuan> Is there some kind of command line program I can use to compare datetimes?  For example to check and see if the difference between the 'date' command and the modified date of a file is greater than N hours?
[16:03] <auronandace> mersault: sorry, i've never used empathy so i was just offering something that works for me
[16:03] <mersault> Combatjuan, you mean 'ls -l'? or find -mtime
[16:04] <mersault> auronandace, no worries, thanks anyway.
[16:04] <Combatjuan> mersault: Well, perhaps that was a bad example.  Neither of the dates I actually need to compare is a property of a file.
[16:05] <ubuntu_> if i have no interested in unity, should i still install 11.4?
[16:05] <Combatjuan> In practice I have the output of two dates (which I can use sed to transform into an arbitrary format) and I need a program that can compare them and give meaningful output.  I could write such a program in perl or python but I wonder if one already exists.  (I like to use existing tools when possible.)
[16:05] <auronandace> ubuntu_: you could use xubuntu (xfce)
[16:06] <ubuntu_> auronandace, na, i just want good ol gnome w compiz
[16:06] <mersault> Combatjuan, I imagine awk could do that for you
[16:06] <auronandace> ubuntu_: bear in mind that from 11.10 onwards gnome3 will replace gnome2
[16:07] <Combatjuan> mersault: Does it have some kind of 'datetime' type on which it can perform operations?  A quick search of the man page isn't giving me anything.
[16:07] <TrueColors> Is floodbot going out of control?
[16:07] <ubuntu_> auronandace, whats that mean...didnt realize there ws gnome3? does it interfear with compiz like unity does?
[16:08] <auronandace> ubuntu_: gnome2 is being depreciated, the gnome developers are now only focusing on gnome3
[16:08] <ubuntu_> auronandace, thats does it have the same issues when you change compiz settings as when running unity?
[16:08] <TrueColors> How do you update gnome... can it be done inside ubuntu?
[16:09] <auronandace> ubuntu_: you'll have to try it out, it is difficult to describe the differences
[16:09] <Combatjuan> mersault: It looks like I can use the 'date' command to transform from a date string into the number of seconds since the epoch which makes it just an integer.  I can use awk on that pretty easily.  Good idea.
[16:09] <mersault> Combatjuan, no problem.
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: there is an unsupported fork called 'mate' but i suggest you switch to xfce if gnome3 isn't to your tastes
[16:11] <ubuntu_> auronandace, ok so just use 11.4 to assimulate to the new gnome then? hows it run with compiz if im not using the unity desktop, instead ill just use the gnome one...but hows it runnin with compiz, last time i tried it and attempted to change a settting (on the gnome desktop) all heck broke out
[16:11] <auronandace> ubuntu_: i don't use gnome2 or 3 so i can't help you, i use xfce
[16:12] <auronandace> ubuntu_: but in general i find compiz can be buggy no matter what desktop you run it on
[16:12] <ubuntu_> anyone using gnome on 11.4, is there any issues with compiz? or was that all fixed? (i dont care about unity not gonna use it)
[16:14] <ubuntu_> auronandace, ive tried em all except the one you mentioned earlier. even diff dist like mint, deb. i think ubuntu10 is stronger than them all...but then they messed it up with unity...
[16:15] <stillParsnip> Ubuntu_: trying mint to try a different distro isn't trying much different. They even use the same repos
[16:17] <ubuntu_> idk if anyone realizes this. but using the search function to launch programs is  not efficient, clicking on a icon is. 1 or 2 clicks v s typing parts of words, finding the right one, then ..you still have 2 click on the right one..   unity=useless, gnomenu is better, runs better, and can be customized as far as you want it
[16:18] <ct529> are there packages to install the latest version of eclipse on ubuntu?
[16:18] <auronandace> ubuntu_: you don't have to use unity if you don't want to
[16:19] <ubuntu_> auronandace, i know, what im saying is...did     the     issues     between     unity     and     compiz get worked out yet???
[16:19] <TrueColors> about the search bar, where is it in classic ?
[16:19] <zozoR> Hi! after a hard reset, i havent got any sound. i've been resetting a few times and it still has not come back. lshw tells me that multimedia is UNCLAIMED. But my soundcard is still working as i checked with a live cd where the sound worked.
[16:20] <TrueColors> have you tried installing the driver if there is one available?
[16:20] <TrueColors> just incase ubuntu did't pick it up
[16:20] <zozoR> it worked fine before the hard reset
[16:20] <auronandace> ubuntu_: if you know the specific issues you can search the bug tracker to see if they are fixed
[16:21] <ubuntu_> auronandace, good idea ...i know exactly which ones burned me last time...ill go check...didnt even think about bug tracking
[16:21] <zozoR> i've modprobed every snd-* driver i could find and it still wont work :(
[16:21] <auronandace> !launchpad | ubuntu_
[16:22] <auronandace> ubuntu_: also bear in mind that if the bugs you encounter are compiz bugs they would likely be found in the compiz bug tracker
[16:24] <ubuntu_> auronandace, heh..ill just stick with 10 ...prob untill its dead...it seems to work better with my lappie (not including compiz n bugs) and i know how to get it exactly thee way i need it
[16:25] <ubuntu_> in my opinion, dubmest idea ive seen in a while   -   putting the window menu on the panel or whatever you call that thing attached to unity...just not smart at all
[16:25] <`Abhijit> ruble
[16:26] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu_: some love it, some hate it
[16:27] <auronandace> ubuntu_: you've made your opinion known, i don't like unity either but please stop complaining, especially if you aren't going to use it
[16:27] <MonkeyDust> ubuntu_: you're free to not use Unity
[16:28] <ubuntu_> if ubuntu wants to make a smart move, re-design to be like win 8, (i know windows- bluck. fooey whatever) but the smartness in is,,,more regular computer useres would be interested in it (you know the ones that cant fix stuff )
[16:28] <thing> what is the salt used for /etc/shadow? If I want to use the same passwords used for my ubuntu login on another service and all I was able to provide is a hash function and the hashed password is that doable?
[16:28]  * thing imagines yes 
[16:28] <ubuntu_> unity does have some pluses.dont get me wrong..
[16:29] <ubuntu_> he pluses
[16:29] <ubuntu_> howerver u spell it rofl
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu_: have you tried to use that ui outside of Facebook/email/web browsing?
[16:29] <thing> also, what hash function does ubuntu use by default? SHA-1 ?
[16:29] <ubuntu_> ActionParsnip, its mostly useless....only a demo..and crashed my hd
[16:30] <curcanstefan> ...
[16:30] <thing> anyone ?
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu_: regardless, think about programmers of graphical artists using it, it'd be a nightmare
[16:31] <thing> I see $6$ and $1$ but I can't seem to figure out which hashes they might be ?
[16:32] <thing> googling seems to tell me $1$ is MD5 but what is $6$ ?
[16:32] <ubuntu_> ActionParsnip, omg i know right? but the general population will prob love it. and the way it seems to have switched the desktop with the start button  almost like the  programs you "could" run are more important then the ones you are using
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu_: all i can say is switch to xfce and it will smell like gnome2. You can even run your gnome apps without issue
[16:34] <ubuntu_> i really hope linux (in every flavor) out does the beast ...everytime the big w releases an os, the linux circle should say (why spend another 400$ on anothe os...again...go with us...were free, !!!)
[16:35] <ubuntu_> i mean a real campaign to smash the ms bs
[16:35] <MonkeyDust> ubuntu_: please type /j #ubuntu-offtopic for your comments
[16:36] <ubuntu_> oh sorry...i am kinda ranting on huh
[16:36] <basti> Hello everybody
[16:36] <basti> error starting job: Failed to execute child process "mdadm" (No such file or directory)
[16:36] <basti> what to do?
[16:36] <ikonia> ubuntu_: you're talking nonsense, and showing just how unaware you are of what you're saying. Well done
[16:37] <ikonia> basti: what areyou doing ?
[16:37] <basti> ikonia: I want to set up a RAID5 Volume
[16:37] <basti> with 3 drives
[16:37] <ikonia> basti: ok, but what are you doing to get that error
[16:38] <SIFTU> basti: are your running those commands as root?
[16:38] <basti> ikonia: I don know I'm in the drive managing programm and if I try to create the raid dirve this error appears
[16:39] <ikonia> basti: which drive managing program ?
[16:39] <ikonia> basti: you need to install the package "mdadm" for starters
[16:39] <ikonia> !info mdadm
[16:40] <basti> SIFTU: not the managing tool but I tried with gparted as root and it didn't work either
[16:40] <basti> ikonia: I─║l tryy
[16:41] <ubuntu_> ikonia, what was that,,,wait till i turn my back to have some remark about awareness?? what r u talking about..the ms bs? how unity doesent go well with compiz? how my lappie dosent work well with 11.4 anyhow? what?
[16:41] <mfilipe> why don't ubuntu team update eclipse ide?
[16:41] <woody_> Hi
[16:41] <ubuntu_> ikonia, why do you think i even joined this channel...to become more aware of what im trying to find out about???
[16:41] <woody_> Anyone familiar with westell modems
[16:42] <proxyman> i dont get squid proxy working even minimal settings :/
[16:43] <woody_> Any one give advice on port forwarding on a westell modem for ubuntu index page
[16:44] <An_Ony_Moose> is there a way to list the applications using pulseaudio?
[16:44] <basti> ikonia: okay that was a quite easy solution :)
[16:44] <basti> ikonia: thanks.. but i didn't thought about it in the first moment ...
[16:44] <_cb> In the windows world things are managed via Active Directories. What would be a good channel to find out how are they managed in an organization using Linux/Unix?
[16:45] <Kre10s> hey. I've been trying to make xchat start automatically... it seems it does start, but never goes into the trey.
[16:45] <Kre10s> I can pgrep xchat... whats the correct way to autostart this?
[16:46] <An_Ony_Moose> Kre10s: how are you doing it now?
[16:46] <ubuntu_> Kre10s, are you using the startup manager to do it...try adding a pause b4 it launches. it may be launcing befor the panel or somehting like that
[16:47] <arvin_sew_khesha> woody: what do u want to do exactl with port-forwarding
[16:47] <Kre10s> I used the gui... system->preferences->startup applications
[16:47] <ubuntu_> Kre10s, youll have to make a script and launch the script. i think it would be "wait 10" or something...its been a while
[16:47] <An_Ony_Moose> Kre10s: make a text file. Put in it the following #!/bin/bash <new line>sleep 10<new line> xchat
[16:48] <ubuntu_> An_Ony_Moose, oh yeah that was it...sleep thanks for re-learning me at one ;)
[16:48] <An_Ony_Moose> Kre10s: save it as delayed_xchat.sh or something, make it executable, then add bash /path/to/delayed_xchat.sh as a startup application
[16:49] <Kre10s> An_Ony_Moose, where should i save the file? ~/bin or ....
[16:49] <An_Ony_Moose> Kre10s: that really doesn't matter
[16:49] <An_Ony_Moose> Kre10s: though yes, ~/bin would be the most common place to put that kind of script
[16:50] <ubuntu_> Kre10s, what i would do is put it on the desktop for now, make sure it works as desired, then move it to the bin or home directory
[16:53] <Kre10s> ubuntu_, is the PATH the same for the autostart thingy as it is for me?
[16:54] <Kre10s> or do i have to put in an absolute path?
[16:54] <Kre10s> should i add ~
[16:55] <_cb> ubuntu_ there is a difference between price and cost. Because of support, equipment compatibility, software used,etc,etc windows will cost less than linux. Linux is making inroads but can't oust MS yet.
[16:56] <woody_> Arvin ... I set up a server ,and see it on the intra net ,but when I do a port forward port 80 I loose all connection from the intranet to the cloud and end up resetting the modem
[16:56] <zykotick9> _cb, you're funny
[16:57] <Kre10s> wow more windows vs. linux debates... it seems like no place you go you can escape them
[16:57] <woody_> Just a index site ,and my first time trying .. phoned the service provider they said they dont do support on web hosting ...and also not on linux
[16:58] <arvin_sew_khesha> woody did u tried port-forwarding start port 80 end port 80 along with DMZ?
[16:59] <woody_> Did start port 80 end port 80 .. one for in one separate for out .. dont know bout DMZ ?
[17:00] <arvin_sew_khesha> set the DMZ host to ur linux server ip
[17:00] <t-minus> what's up guys?
[17:01] <Kre10s> woody_, Demilitarized zone.
[17:02] <woody_> Arvin : Where do I set DMZ host ?
[17:02] <_cb> I think linux would make great inroads into small businesses if there was an easy to implement, GUI based management tool for LDAP + Kerberos + Samba
[17:02] <ikonia> _cb: those tools exist quite freely
[17:03] <woody_> I added server as a custom service ..didnt see a DMZ host
[17:03] <_cb> Would love to find one. Everything I have seen thus far is command line drive and quite complex.
[17:05] <Fen-> hmm i installed windows to 2nd partition and now i cant acess my ubuntu
[17:05] <Polah> !reinstallgrub | Fen-
[17:06] <Polah> Thought that would work.
[17:06] <arvin_sew_khesha> woody if u dont c DMZ try find "static NAT"
[17:06] <Polah> Fen-: You need to reinstall GRUB from a LiveCD or repair disk https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[17:07] <woody_> Arvin : I saw static net .. lemme see
[17:09] <blackcatnekonegr> Hi, anyone got a decent guide on how to install Rockbox Utility  on ubuntu?
[17:09] <tp43> My system is automounting my cdrom
[17:10] <tp43> How do determine if this is a software issue or hardware issue
[17:10] <tp43> Actually I think it may be hardware
[17:10] <blackcatnekonegr> tp43, did you check the configuration? are you using gnome or unity?
[17:10] <viktyr_korimir> Is there any way to disable screen dimming and locking?
[17:10] <tp43> blackcatnekonegr, gnome
[17:11] <ikonia> tp43: it's meant to auto mount your cdrom if you put a cd in it
[17:11] <whoever11> any idea why vsftpd, when uploading files, sometimes uploads at 0 bytes and other times its fine
[17:11] <whoever11> both connetions are, it just randomly started happening
[17:11] <tp43> blackcatnekonegr, I exect it to automount, and when i try to play with smplayer it fails no error just stops
[17:11] <blackcatnekonegr>  tp43, try to change the configuration, the default is automount
[17:11] <istevenmon> hello guys how can I update firefox?
[17:11] <blackcatnekonegr>  tp43, did you try the cd in another drive to see if is not damaged?
[17:12] <tp43> what is the -t option to specify dvd movie to the mount command?
[17:12] <glebihan> istevenmon, from which version to which one ? and in which version of ubuntu ?
[17:12] <tp43> blackcatnekonegr, I think it maybe my laptop is broken because it doesn't boot from cdrom anymore either
[17:14] <woody_> Arvin :Is there a way to test whether or not your web server is visible from outside the net from inside ? Without asking a friend :-)
[17:15] <tp43> I am having trouble mounting my cdrom
[17:15] <glebihan> woody_, use a proxy
[17:15] <tp43> i tried sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom iso9660 ro,user,noauto,unhide
[17:15] <glebihan> woody_, you can find plenty of free proxies on google to make such tests
[17:16] <istevenmon> glebihan: from version 5 to latest version
[17:16] <istevenmon> amd64
[17:17] <glebihan> istevenmon, natty ?
[17:17] <istevenmon> yes
[17:17] <glebihan> istevenmon, then version 6 is in the repositories, you can install it via software manager, synaptic or in command-line "sudo apt-get install firefox"
[17:18] <woody_> ... he he he Goole ..PDF Idiot guide to Proxies How to ?
[17:20] <glebihan> woody_, not proxies how to, just that you can find plenty of free proxy services where you only have to put the address you want to connect to and see if it works
[17:21] <tp43> woody_, just enter the domain name or public ip into browser, if you see it, it is visible
[17:21] <woody_> Its visible from the intra net but hasnt been ouside the modem
[17:22] <woody_> I tried port forwarding now I need to test if its visible with proxy
[17:22] <tp43> woody_, if it is public ip, it is on internet and if it is on private ip then intranet
[17:23] <symboliteracy> anybody know why ssh will put an asterisk before your login info? for example: *foobar@foobar.com
[17:23] <ikonia> symboliteracy: where ?
[17:23] <_cb> ikonia can you pont me  to an easy to implement, GUI based management tool for LDAP + Kerberos + Samba
[17:23] <symboliteracy> ikonia: using rsync over ssh
[17:23] <ikonia> symboliteracy: can you show me an example ?
[17:23] <tp43> I need help with mount command: mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom iso9660 ro,user,noauto,unhide
[17:23] <woody_> 10.0.0.30 private I assume
[17:23] <ikonia> _cb: look at the #389 project
[17:23] <symboliteracy> ikonia, *foobar@foobar.com
[17:24] <ikonia> symboliteracy: show me the command you're running and the exact error
[17:24] <Polah> tp43: What error does it give you?
[17:24] <ikonia> _cb: also ubuntu has some excellent desktop tools for sharing devices in samba
[17:24] <woody_> Wich means I need to change the IP ?
[17:24] <symboliteracy> ikonia, it's not an error and I'm not showing you the exact command
[17:24] <ikonia> symboliteracy: nothing to discuss then
[17:25] <symboliteracy> ikonia, wee-o wee-o wee-o
[17:25] <woody_> isnt 10.0.0.30 default priv IP ?
[17:25] <tp43> Polah, it returns usage help page
[17:25] <tp43> woody_, yeah
[17:25] <tp43> woody_, not default but always
[17:26] <woody_> things starting to make more sense now .. So I need to port forward to a different IP ...
[17:26] <woody_> Find the outside IP of the webserver and forward incoming traffic to it
[17:27] <Polah> tp43: Oh, I see what you did. Wrong order. mount options device mountpoint.     sudo mount -t iso9660 -o ro,user,noauto,unhide /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom
[17:27] <tp43> woody_, yeah, I don't know how to do that though, but you can find a proxy easily, i just put my page on public ip when I want it on net
[17:28] <_cb> ikonia but one has to piece all this things together. You have to build the LDAP using OpenLDAp or project #389 then you have layer Kerberos on top of it and then make it work with SAMBA. Once done you have to integrate your apps into it. It can be done but it is not as easy as AD. SAMBA 4 holds some promise though
[17:29] <woody_> I have a dedicated server ... separate machine running 10.04 server ...verything command line though
[17:29] <ikonia> _cb: I disagree,
[17:29] <woody_> been a REAL learning curve .. got it visible inside the modem.. but I'll get it
[17:29] <woody_> been a REAL learning curve .. got it visible inside the modem.. but I'll get it
[17:29] <woody_> Doh
[17:29] <viktyr_korimir> I'm sorry if I missed it earlier. Is there any way to disable screen dimming and/or locking from inactivity?
[17:30] <dtigue> viktyr_korimir: what version of ubuntu ?
[17:30] <viktyr_korimir> Natty.
[17:31] <dtigue> viktyr_korimir: in natty open the dash and type 'screen' and then select the screensaver icon
[17:31] <dtigue> viktyr_korimir: once in there you can turn the dimming off by selecting the 'power management' button towards the bottom of that window
[17:32] <viktyr_korimir> dtigue: Thank you. I've disabled the screensaver. But I don't see any option for the dimming under Power Management.
[17:32] <_cb> ikonia have you built an AD network and Linux network with similar functionality. I have only done windows and very much would like to do something like that in Ubuntu but am only finding command-line, cryptic ways of setting up things. If there are easier ways an you point me to an url?
[17:33] <ikonia> _cb: I have done it, I just don't have URL's to hand
[17:33] <_cb> ikonia ok, thanks.
[17:34] <Triscar0> if i use cat /proc/cpuinfo, is the prossesor that show how many operations my cpu can run ?
[17:35] <Legend_Xeon> Hello there
[17:36] <Pici> Triscar0: No, thats the numerical identifer for that processor.  For example, the server I'm on now has 0, 1, 2, and 3.
[17:36] <Ghostx562> I've installed LAMP Server on ubuntu server 11.04 (natty) how would i get ftp working?
[17:37] <Pici> Triscar0: man proc should give you more information.
[17:37] <gr44a> hi
[17:37] <Pici> Ghostx562: You'll need to install an ftpd.
[17:37] <Ghostx562> Pici, Sudo apt-get ftpd?
[17:37] <gr44a> Sorry, for my disturb. But I need help.
[17:37] <Pici> !ftpd | Ghostx562
[17:38] <Ghostx562> gr44a, just post your question
[17:38] <Pici> !ask | gr44a
[17:38] <iceroot> Ghostx562: do you really need normal ftp? its unencrpyted
[17:38] <Legend_Xeon> How do i play .wmv files on ubuntu? VLC player isn't able to play it. It's notifying "VLC does not support the audio or video format "MSS2". Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this."
[17:38] <Polah> Ghostx562: SFTP is included with openssh-server mind
[17:38] <gr44a> What is the correct grammar?  A) He never sleep.    B) He never sleeps.
[17:38] <Ghostx562> Polah, how would i access it?
[17:38] <LjL> gr44a: B, but try ##english for this kind of question
[17:38] <iceroot> gr44a: c) #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:39] <Ghostx562> iceroot, whats safer/better?
[17:39] <Polah> Ghostx562: You'd need to enable it in your openssh config and suchlike, I couldn't tell you how though.
[17:39] <iceroot> Ghostx562: sftp
[17:39] <Pici> Polah: it should be enabled by default.
[17:39] <iceroot> Polah: its enabled by default
[17:39] <Polah> Ghostx562: SFTP is better but slower. FTP is completely unencrypted (including transmitted authentication information), SFTP is encrypted (so no broadcasting your login information) but may be a bit slower due to the encryption/decryption processes
[17:40] <whoever11> im at a complete loss, files being sent to our FTP are only partially uploaded, a lot of times its getting there with 0 bytes, other times its fine
[17:40] <Polah> Pici, iceroot: Hm, didn't know that. Thanks
[17:40] <iceroot> Polah: slower? why?
[17:40] <Polah> iceroot: Encryption and decryption take time. Probably not a noticeable difference though.
[17:40] <Lancerb2> Can I install packages like PHP and MySQL on a flash drive instead on my hard drive?
[17:40] <Ghostx562> Polah, I'd rather have speed vs security
[17:40] <sunice> whoever11: sometime switching to active instead of passive ftp helps.
[17:41] <Ghostx562> Its a server i have here at home for personal use
[17:41] <iceroot> Polah: the file-transfer is not slower because of encryption
[17:42] <Polah> Ghostx562: Like I said, the difference probably wouldn't be noticeable. If it's only local and cannot be accessed externally then you could just use regular FTP.
[17:42] <Tecuhtli> I inadvertently pressed and hold CTRL key for about 5 secs and a gnome window appeared asking something. I didn't pay attention to it since I knew it was as consequence of holding CTRL pressed so I pressed cancel. Then after that my keyboard is not responding to any key. Any ideas to get it back working?
[17:43] <Ghostx562> Polah, Would I be needing ftp access for this? https://www.vbulletin.com/
[17:43] <iceroot> Ghostx562: use sftp, its installed by default when you have openssh-server. you dont have to put users in ftp group an so on. there is no single reason to use ftp
[17:43] <GTRsdk> is btrfs slower than ext4? if so, how do I go back to ext4 easily?
[17:43] <iceroot> GTRsdk: formating the disc
[17:43] <Polah> iceroot: Yes, actually. The file transfer would be the sam, what I mean is that it would take longer to prepare data for transmission and after receipt and would use more processor time.
[17:44] <Polah> Ghostx562: Yes, although if you're setting up a forum then I guess people will be able to access it externally? Certainly use SFTP in that case.
[17:44] <nuclearworm> hello, is it possible to watch a live tv stream on an ubuntu media player?
[17:44] <GTRsdk> iceroot: I think that might be the only way, but is btrfs slowing the other computer down? this one has ext4 and is faster (when it is not supposed to be) and the btrfs does not go fast when booting
[17:44] <iceroot> Polah: please stop this "sftp is slower then ftp"
[17:44] <Danielpk> How i can increase the speed of nslookup?
[17:44] <Polah> iceroot: I already clarified what I mean. File transfer is not slower, but more processing time is used to encrypt and decrypt the stream.
[17:44] <Ghostx562> Polah, They will only be accessing the forum, I don't think they will have access to the FTP
[17:44] <iceroot> GTRsdk: first of all, btrfs is not stable, so i would not use that on a stable system
[17:45] <iceroot> Polah: lets use telnet instead of ssh, because telnet is faster
[17:45] <GTRsdk> iceroot: ah okay.
[17:45] <istevenmon> what does backtrack 5R1 KDE uses for sound? alsa, pulse, oss ?
[17:45] <Ghostx562> Also, Filezilla FTP won't connect using the local IP
[17:45] <Polah> Ghostx562: Still, with external access that means anyone that does manage to get your FTP login information would be able to use it to access your system
[17:45] <iceroot> !backtrack | istevenmon
[17:46] <Ghostx562> Ok, so how would I enable It?
[17:46] <sunice> Ghostx562: if this is a home system why are you not just using sftp built into ssh?
[17:46] <iceroot> nuclearworm: sure
[17:46] <Ghostx562> Sunice, I've no idea how to access it using FileZilla
[17:46] <iceroot> Ghostx562: tell filezilla to use sftp instead of ftp, thats all
[17:46] <sunice> Ghostx562: SCP would be my choice. no configuration easy to use.
[17:46] <vuln> Hello there. What would be the required hardware to run Unity?
[17:47] <Polah> Ghostx562: Apparently it's enabled by default. You'll need to connect using SFTP instead of FTP with filezilla
[17:47] <iceroot> Ghostx562: there should be an option in the connection window about the protocol, fltp, ftps, sftp
[17:47] <Danielpk> No1?
[17:47] <nuclearworm> iceroot , how do i do that?
[17:47] <iceroot> nuclearworm: depending what format the stream is
[17:47] <Polah> iceroot: I already said that if it's externally accessible to use SFTP. He said it was for personal use so I suggested that using regular FTP would be okay until he clarified further. I'm not saying using unencrypted transmission is better than encrypted, I'm just saying it does use more processing time.
[17:47] <Ghostx562> Ok I'm looking
[17:48] <iceroot> Polah: its stupid to discuss that ssh is using more cpu then not using ssh
[17:48] <nuclearworm> iceroot, how do iknow that?
[17:48] <iceroot> Polah: you know modern cpus?
[17:48] <iceroot> Polah: modern == < i386
[17:49] <xbuntu> could i still download and use xubuntu 9.04?
[17:49] <iceroot> Polah: != :)
[17:49] <Tecuhtli> repeating... I inadvertently pressed and hold CTRL key for about 5 secs and a gnome window appeared asking something. I didn't pay attention to it since I knew it was as consequence of holding CTRL pressed so I pressed cancel. Then after that my keyboard is not responding to any key. Any ideas to get it back working?
[17:49] <Asad2005> i have installed airplay plugin for totem and enabled the it from plugin menu, started totem but still my iphone doesnot see it i.e. no airplay icon what elso do i need to do ?
[17:49] <Polah> iceroot: But that's assuming a modern processor is in use, it's an unnoticeable difference, I'm just saying that it's there
[17:49] <iceroot> xbuntu: what should be the reason to use it? also if i am correct its out of support
[17:49] <iceroot> Polah: stop this stupid discussion please
[17:49] <jrib> Tecuhtli: try system -> preferences -> keyboard... look for accessibility options
[17:49] <xbuntu> Support as in updates?
[17:50] <iceroot> !9.04
[17:50] <xbuntu> I know
[17:50] <iceroot> xbuntu: no security updates for 9.04 anymore
[17:50] <xbuntu> But 9.04 seems to run faster then 11.04
[17:50] <Tecuhtli> jrib: already did but found nothing obvious
[17:50] <iceroot> xbuntu: depending on the desktop you are using
[17:50] <xbuntu> well
[17:50] <xbuntu> msi laptop
[17:50] <vuln> I just installed Ubuntu with the username XYZ but I actually wanted XY. How can I change that?
[17:50] <xbuntu> intel core i7
[17:51] <xbuntu>  8 logical cores
[17:51] <iceroot> xbuntu: desktop = unity, gnome2, xfce4, lxde
[17:51] <xbuntu> so
[17:51] <xbuntu> o
[17:51] <xbuntu> rofl
[17:51] <xbuntu> gnome2 i believe
[17:51] <jrib> Tecuhtli: does the issue persist after restarting X?
[17:51] <xbuntu> someone was tellin me i could try a different kernal
[17:51] <iceroot> xbuntu: high load on the system?
[17:51] <xbuntu> to fix some issues and speed things up
[17:52] <Polah> Ghostx562: I know if you add the server through File > Site Manager that you can specify to use SFTP to connect through that, but I don't know about getting sites on the quickconnect bar to use SFTP by default
[17:52] <Tecuhtli> jrib: well... I can log in as usual but once my sessions starts my keyboard no longer works
[17:52] <xbuntu> well it shouldnt be to loaded up i have like 500 gb free for this.. and 6 gb ram
[17:52] <xbuntu> its only using like 400 mb of mem..
[17:52] <xbuntu> not even a gig..
[17:52] <iceroot> xbuntu: high cpu load?
[17:52] <Tecuhtli> jrib: and yes, it persists after rebooting the entire system
[17:52] <iceroot> xbuntu: "top" will tell you
[17:52] <xbuntu> i have 4 cores 8 logical cores
[17:53] <nuclearworm> iceroot, what player do you recommend  to watch live streams?
[17:53] <iceroot> nuclearworm: vlc
[17:53] <xbuntu> its only at 1 percent
[17:53] <xbuntu> and 2
[17:53] <xbuntu> never goes past 3 or 2 or 1
[17:53] <przemo_rex> hi there
[17:53] <xbuntu> and for mems its using 0.7 %
[17:54] <xbuntu> so idk?.. why its being so slow..
[17:54] <jrib> Tecuhtli: is the issue present if you login as a new user?
[17:54] <iceroot> xbuntu: load average: 0.02, 0.04, 0.11  that line is important
[17:54] <nuclearworm> which is the latest official ubuntu release?
[17:54] <Ghostx562> iceroot, got it working and connected. How do i create a folder in the HOME directory so that I can upload the forum software?
[17:54] <rww> sunice: Please stop abusing your return key. It's irritating both our floodbots and our ops, and is not something I'd recommend.
[17:54] <iceroot> xbuntu: if the first value is higher then your cpu-cores, the system is overloaded
[17:54] <vuln> Is there an easy way to rename my username and homedir?
[17:54] <rww> ... stupid tab compliete.
[17:54] <rww> sunice: mistab, sorry.
[17:54] <iceroot> Ghostx562: mkdir ~/foldername    on the shell
[17:54] <rww> xbuntu: Let's try that again: Please stop abusing your return key. It's irritating both our floodbots and our ops, and is not something I'd recommend.
[17:55] <Ghostx562> iceroot, can do it using putty?
[17:55] <iceroot> Ghostx562: yes
[17:55] <iceroot> Ghostx562: also you can do it with sftp
[17:55] <ark_> HI
[17:55] <xbuntu> well how do i know if my system is overloaded?
[17:55] <Lancerb2> Can I install packages like PHP and MySQL on a flash drive instead on my hard drive in Ubuntu 11.04?
[17:55] <xbuntu> it says load average 0.53
[17:55] <iceroot> xbuntu: i told you
[17:55] <przemo_rex> I've got some difficoulties with matching pattern with regexp. Is there anybody who could help me out?
[17:55] <ark_> Any  techincal assistance available right now ?
[17:56] <iceroot> xbuntu: that means (easily spoken) that one core is used 50% the others are not used
[17:56] <iceroot> !ask | ark_
[17:56] <Tecuhtli> jrib: I tried to log in as a guest but I didn't see that option when choosing a user. I selected "Other" and then on User typed "Guest" and then no passwd and it didn't log me in
[17:56] <ark_> I am using XP
[17:56] <ark_> And I tryed
[17:56] <nuclearworm> was 11.10 already released?
[17:56] <xbuntu> so that means what? thats my system is ok? cause i have 4 cores
[17:56] <iceroot> Lancerb2: not with the package-manager
[17:56] <ark_> ubunto through window xp
[17:56] <vuln> nuclearworm: not before october (10) :)
[17:56] <iceroot> xbuntu: yes its ok
[17:56] <jvgeli> Natty freezes on boot everytime. I am using a laptop, any workarounds or fixes? any one smart enough to know the asnwer?
[17:56] <ark_> Now I am trying to erase all window OS through a unbunto installer
[17:57] <iceroot> jvgeli: any usefull details?
[17:57] <xbuntu> well it went back to 0.10
[17:57] <iceroot> jvgeli: e.g. /var/log/syslog
[17:57] <ark_> FOr which I burned the ISO file of ubunto which is downloaded from net
[17:57] <xbuntu> so ok
[17:57] <ark_> but it is not working  stating that some file is missing
[17:57] <iceroot> ark_: what error-message in what task?
[17:58] <zastaph> where do I put my own bash scripts?
[17:58] <ark_> let me point out now , pl wait
[17:58] <jrib> Tecuhtli: create a new one. Does your keyboard work ok in a tyy?
[17:58] <Ghostx562> iceroot, using sftp i get this http://pastebin.com/6SVT84sj
[17:58] <friis> Can someone tell me why I can't initiate audio playback through ssh or with mpd, unless I have a active user-session on the actual machine? Or knows what this problem relates to, so I can find anything to help me on my way.
[17:58] <laxrius> a
[17:58] <jvgeli> iceroot: running AMD Fusion E350 on a lenovo laptop with Natty 64 bit. It freezes when I am on battery power but not when the battery is removed and plugged in
[17:58] <edwardpatch_> hi
[17:58] <konaya> zastaph, anywhere you'd like.
[17:58] <vacho> is there a puttygen for linux? i want to generate a key
[17:58] <edwardpatch_> how is everyone
[17:58] <laxrius> league of legends, how can i play it on UBUNTU?! pvt
[17:58] <Asad2005> i have installed airplay plugin for totem and enabled the it from plugin menu, started totem but still my iphone doesnot see it i.e. no airplay icon what elso do i need to do ?
[17:58] <konaya> zastaph, /usr/local/bin works if you're just one user
[17:58] <zastaph> konaya, but what makes sense? ~/bin ?
[17:58] <ark_> JUst a second
[17:58] <edwardpatch_> hello
[17:58] <Tecuhtli> jrib: I wish I knew but how can I switch to any tty when my keyboard is not responding?
[17:58] <ark_> I am trying to pull out the error msg
[17:58] <vuln> iceroot: If I change the homedir of my user in /etc/passwd and rename the dir in /home/, will it work?
[17:59] <ark_> I have downloaded the new version from Site, and created both CD
[17:59] <ark_> booting device and USB booting device as intructed in site.
[17:59] <ark_> But while booting , the screen end up with an error
[17:59] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed.
[17:59] <edwardpatch_> grr why isnt prople talkinh
[17:59] <konaya> zastaph, I usually put my own scripts in /usr/local/bin or ~/bin
[17:59] <iceroot> vuln: please what?
[17:59] <iceroot> vuln: 1. never edit /etc/passwd directly
[17:59] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed
[17:59] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed
[17:59] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed
[18:00] <FloodBot1> ark_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:00] <vacho> how do I create a 4096 dsa key??
[18:00] <iceroot> Ghostx562: i dont think that this is the exact error-message
[18:00] <vuln> iceroot: I just installed Ubuntu, but only then I noticed I chose a different name from the one I should have. So now I have /home/xyz and I need it to be /home/asd. How can I do the change?
[18:00] <dtigue> viktyr_korimir: sorry i told you wrong, in oneiric in the screen settings it has an option for dimming the screen, im not sure about natty
[18:00] <iceroot> vuln: usermod should do it
[18:00] <dtigue> viktyr_korimir: did you try google ?
[18:00] <Lancerb2> lancerb2
[18:01] <vuln> I will read the manpage, ty iceroot
[18:01] <ark_> can anyone help me to solve this issue , mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed
[18:01] <iceroot> ark_: ?
[18:01] <dean> Hi all I was wondering if amazon mp3 downloads are able to be downloaded on Ubuntu
[18:01] <Ghostx562> iceroot, I got it. How can i link my Domain/url to this server?
[18:01] <vuln> iceroot: it seems usermod -d X changes my homedir to X. However, doing that, can I mv /home/XYZ /home/asd ?
[18:01] <iceroot> ark_: why the whitespaces?
[18:01] <Ghostx562> iceroot, its ghostx562.co.cc
[18:01] <konaya> iceroot, I've always wondered about that, actually. Whyever not? Will things actually die if you do, or is it just really bad were you to make a typo in there?
[18:01] <iceroot> Ghostx562: ask your domain-provider
[18:02] <Ghostx562> iceroot, will do
[18:02] <ark_> iceroot , can you send me your email id ,so that i can forward you the screen shot
[18:02] <iceroot> konaya: you cant login anymore with a broken /etc/passwd
[18:02] <iceroot> konaya: you have to use a livecd to fix it
[18:02] <iceroot> !image | ark_
[18:02] <iceroot> !picture | ark_
[18:02] <ark_> yes
[18:02] <konaya> iceroot, yeah, I know that, but does it automagically break just because you edit it directly?
[18:02] <iceroot> !paste
[18:03] <iceroot> !screenshots | ark_
[18:03] <vuln> iceroot: yeah, it seems so. I will rename the dir to the new name I want, and use usermod -d /home/newdir
[18:03] <ark_> its a snap shot taken with my camera mobile
[18:03] <iceroot> konaya: no not because of that
[18:03] <konaya> iceroot, good, because I do it all the time. :P
[18:03] <iceroot> vuln: correct, also check that the pid is set correctly on that dir (should be default)
[18:03] <Whyldchld> anyone know how to enable the wifi on dell inspiron 1501 ? the Fn combo keys dont work
[18:03]  * thedoor ?
[18:04] <Lancerb2> Ok, its that I'm running Ubuntu using a USB stick since my hard drive does not work. So there is no way to use a clean USB stick to store system settings?
[18:04] <iceroot> Lancerb2: what to you mean with "store"? make a backup on it?
[18:04] <iceroot> Lancerb2: install ubuntu on it?
[18:04] <zastaph> konaya, if I make ~/bin/myscript and do ./myscript I get permission denied
[18:05] <iceroot> zastaph: chmod +x myscript
[18:05] <Lancerb2> iceroot: To save system settings on a different usb stick.
[18:05] <vuln> iceroot: I'm sorry, the pid on that dir? :o
[18:05] <zastaph> thanks
[18:05] <iceroot> vuln: uid
[18:05] <s093294> my ubuntu one indicator icon is gray, anyone got a solution
[18:05] <vuln> aw, ok.
[18:05] <vuln> ty iceroot
[18:05] <iceroot> Lancerb2: only as a backup not the current used ones
[18:06] <iceroot> Lancerb2: they are normally placed in /etc/
[18:07] <Lancerb2> Ok, so I just need to backup the /etc/ director, right?
[18:08] <iceroot> Lancerb2: and ~/.* which is also containg configs
[18:08] <iceroot> !backup | Lancerb2
[18:09] <iceroot> Lancerb2: normally the ~/.* is more important then /etc/ because normally you dont change something big in /etc/  ~/ means /home/username
[18:10] <Lancerb2> iceroot: Alright thanks.
[18:10] <sunice> Lancerb2: with the size of /etc/ being so small I always back it up.
[18:11] <sniperjo_> whats the best way to install decencies on a chroot enviroment
[18:11] <Chheapshot> Can i login from 2 computers to a single screen session at the same time?
[18:12] <iceroot> Chheapshot: screen like the shell-screen?
[18:12] <Chheapshot> iceroot: yes
[18:12] <Chheapshot> via ssh
[18:12] <iceroot> Chheapshot: on the first computer create screen with "screen" on all others use "screen -x"
[18:15] <friis> Nobody can comment on why I can only playback sound from a machine running ubuntu, unless I have a active user session (logged in) on the actual machine. I want to be able to start playback without. eg. through ssh.
[18:15] <Chheapshot> iceroot: thx, that seems to do the trick
[18:15] <iceroot> Chheapshot: :)
[18:15] <sniperjo_> friis: permissions ?
[18:16] <anonissimus> I am trying to get audio from one application converted to mp3 I used arecord -f cd -t raw | lame -x -r ŌĆō out.mp3 but there is a huge ammount of noise
[18:16] <Tixos> hi guys,. how can i check this?
[18:16] <Tixos> The display driver requires POSIX shared memory to be enabled on the system.
[18:16] <ark_> iceroot are you there?
[18:17] <friis> sniperjo_: I log in with the same user (friis). If I have a active user-session on the machine, I can start playback through my ssh client (eg. with mplayer).But I can't if I log out from the user session on the machine.
[18:17] <bwlang> I'd like to reboot a server without unmounting the filesystem... i thought maybe telinit 1;telinit 2; might do it but it didn't.  Any ideas about how to restart all of userland from upstart?
[18:17] <conntrack-> Anyone have a copy of LynxOS-SE?
[18:17] <ark_> can any one help me to resolve my problem in ubunto bootable software
[18:17] <anonissimus> Tixos:        POSIX shared memory is supported since Linux 2.4 and glibc 2.2.
[18:17] <ark_> Hi Ubunto Team,
[18:17] <ark_> I have downloaded the new version from Site, and created both CD
[18:17] <ark_> booting device and USB booting device as intructed in site.
[18:17] <ark_> But while booting , the screen end up with an error
[18:17] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed.
[18:17] <FloodBot1> ark_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:17] <Tixos> so i have to do nothing?
[18:18] <ark_> Hi Ubunto Team,
[18:18] <ark_> I have downloaded the new version from Site, and created both CD
[18:18] <ark_> booting device and USB booting device as intructed in site.
[18:18] <ark_> But while booting , the screen end up with an error
[18:18] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed.
[18:18] <FloodBot1> ark_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:18] <Tixos> i have just installed new Graphics card, and i get this issue with graphics, if you can see?  http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/703/screenshotod.png/
[18:18] <anonissimus> Tixos: indeed, it is there
[18:18] <Tixos> ok anonissimus check the screenshot
[18:18] <anonissimus> Tixos: you can check /dev/shm
[18:19] <ark_> Hi Ubunto Team,
[18:19] <ark_> I have downloaded the new version from Site, and created both CD
[18:19] <ark_> booting device and USB booting device as intructed in site.
[18:19] <ark_> But while booting , the screen end up with an error
[18:19] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed.
[18:19] <FloodBot1> ark_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:19] <anonissimus> yes, what is wrong, I run kde
[18:20] <sniperjo_> friis: weird, i was just blurting out an idea...
[18:20] <ark_> Hi Ubunto Team,
[18:20] <ark_> I have downloaded the new version from Site, and created both CD
[18:20] <ark_> booting device and USB booting device as intructed in site.
[18:20] <ark_> But while booting , the screen end up with an error mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed.
[18:20] <FloodBot1> ark_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:20] <ark_> PL help me anyone
[18:21] <ark_> i want to make right bootable disk to errase me existing window and to install new ubunto
[18:21] <Tixos> anonissimus: the issue is the flickers, if you look closely there are lots of them
[18:21] <ark_> Hi Ubunto Team,
[18:21] <ark_> I have downloaded the new version from Site, and created both CD
[18:21] <ark_> booting device and USB booting device as intructed in site.
[18:21] <ark_> But while booting , the screen end up with an error
[18:21] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed.
[18:21] <anonissimus> flickers are not easy to see in a screenshot
[18:21] <anonissimus> in disply settings check for opengl
[18:21] <Tixos> its not flickers
[18:21] <ark_> Hi Ubunto Team,
[18:21] <Tixos> they are in the same place
[18:21] <ark_> I have downloaded the new version from Site, and created both CD
[18:21] <ark_> booting device and USB booting device as intructed in site.
[18:21] <ark_> But while booting , the screen end up with an error
[18:21] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed.
[18:21] <Tixos> have a look
[18:21] <Chheapshot> Tixos: overheating
[18:22] <ark_> Hi Ubunto Team,
[18:22] <ark_> I have downloaded the new version from Site, and created both CD
[18:22] <ark_> booting device and USB booting device as intructed in site.
[18:22] <ark_> But while booting , the screen end up with an error
[18:22] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed.
[18:22] <Chheapshot> Tixos: you mean artifacts
[18:22] <Tixos> look bottom left
[18:22] <Tixos> i dont know ? lol
[18:22] <ark_> Hi Ubunto Team,
[18:22] <ark_> I have downloaded the new version from Site, and created both CD
[18:22] <ark_> booting device and USB booting device as intructed in site.
[18:22] <ark_> But while booting , the screen end up with an error
[18:22] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed.
[18:22] <FloodBot1> ark_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:22] <Tixos> ark_:  STFU
[18:22] <anonissimus> !ops
[18:22] <rww> ark_: The next time you do that, you'll be removed from #ubuntu. Stop it.
[18:23] <fbc_mx> Every time I boot, I get a message that some gnome applet did not load and asks if i would like to delete it. Like the indicator applet. I have to log out and log back in for all my applets to load. Any fix?
[18:23] <ark_> sorry but pl help me rww
[18:23] <Mrono|work> I just did an upgrade from 10.10 to 11.04 server, now it's sitting on the grub menu
[18:23] <Mrono|work> I don't know how to proceed
[18:23] <rww> !enter > ark_
[18:23] <Chheapshot> Tixos: Those "things u " see looks like artifacts that usually occur when gpu is overheating
[18:23] <rww> !repeat > ark_
[18:23] <Tixos> Chheapshot: it happens on boot, and ive only had it 1 day
[18:23] <Tixos> its 48deg
[18:25] <Tixos> maybe i have driver issues i dont know
[18:25] <Chheapshot> Tixos: Do they come when u do something that uses alot of gpu ?
[18:25] <Tixos> but it doesnt seem smooth for such a good card
[18:25] <fbc_mx> Why would you pay attention to someone who floods.? I just put him on my ignore list.
[18:25] <rww> ark_: I'm in the middle of doing something. Please don't try PMing me. Make your question be all on one line, ask it every ten to fifteen minutes, and use Google and the Ubuntu Forums in the meantime.
[18:25] <ark_> the error iam getting is mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed
[18:25] <Tixos> Chheapshot: i dont think they change to be honest
[18:26] <Tixos> i just changed background and they went, but still have afew there, it just doesnt seem right, should i goto #amd?
[18:26] <ark_> mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed  - what to do ?
[18:26] <Tixos> i came here because i think its OS specific drivers etc
[18:26] <fbc_mx> I vote to kick/ban him.
[18:26] <Tixos> ban
[18:27] <fbc_mx> Let him get used to posting and waiting for an answer instead of acting like a pest.
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> ark_: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[18:28] <Mrono|work> What do I do if my server just displays grub menu on boot after upgrade
[18:28] <fbc_mx> Every time I boot, I get a message that some gnome applet did not load and asks if i would like to delete it. Like the indicator applet. I have to log out and log back in for all my applets to load. Any fix?
[18:28] <fbc_mx> Or maybe there is an applet load delay setting to give the applets more time to load?
[18:29] <lupistrikis> hi
[18:29] <edwardthefma> :)
[18:30] <ark_> HI , anyone know to resolve the booting error which i experienced
[18:30] <edwardthefma> yawn
[18:30] <conntrack-> Hallo, what is the difference between upstream and downstream?
[18:30] <Chheapshot> Tixos: maybe try running some sort of gpu stress test and see what happens
[18:30] <ark_>  HI , anyone know to resolve the booting error which i experienced  . the error is mount: mounting / dev/ loop0 on // filesystem.squashfg failed
[18:31] <fbc_mx> conntrack-, Upstream is usually what you are sending someone else. Downstream is what is coming back to you.
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> ark_: again, Did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[18:31] <conntrack-> Ah right yeah. Now I get it
[18:31] <ark_> yes
[18:31] <Chheapshot> Tixos: or try updating / downgrading drivers
[18:31] <nimesh> .
[18:31] <ark_> the one which is availabe in ubunto site
[18:32] <nimesh> connect freenode.net
[18:32] <fbc_mx> conntrack-,  NP..
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> ark_: irrelevant, did you test the ISO so you know it was complete and consistent?
[18:32] <Tixos> how can i remove the drivers ?
[18:32] <conntrack-> Guess I call them myself
[18:32] <ark_> iso test means , pl explain
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | ark_ I thought you said you DID test it..so why are you asking that??
[18:33] <xbuntu> can someone tell me where the top level linux kernel source directory is located
[18:34] <Cam> Wow... lots of nicks in here :\
[18:34] <Chheapshot> Tixos: what drivers u have at the moment?
[18:34] <fbc_mx> ActionParsnip, maybe his problem is it doesn;t work once he puts it on the thumbdrive or whatever his media preferrence is.
[18:34] <Tixos> not sure, someone is helping me from #radeon
[18:34] <conntrack-> The snitch channel
[18:34] <escott> xbuntu, /usr/src im not sure you have the whole thing, just the headers usually
[18:34] <Chheapshot> Tixos:  okay :D
[18:34] <ActionParsnip> fbc_mx: if the image is bad, it will cause issues. Lots of people dont d5 test and its important
[18:34] <fbc_mx> ActionParsnip, I agree.
[18:35] <fbc_mx> Every time I boot, I get a message that some gnome applet did not load and asks if i would like to delete it. Like the indicator applet. I have to log out and log back in for all my applets to load. Any fix?
[18:35] <__import__> has anyone had issues running "mysql -u root" after installing mysql-server on a ubuntu VPS?
[18:35] <edwardthefma> i need help dragging files into my /var/www folder
[18:35] <fbc_mx> edwardthefma, what'
[18:35] <fbc_mx> edwardthefma, what's the problem?
[18:36] <anonissimus> I am trying to get audio from one application converted to mp3 I used arecord -f cd -t raw | lame -x -r ŌĆō out.mp3 but there is a huge ammount of noise and the audio is very faint, any suggestions?
[18:36] <qin> edwardthefma: Dont do drag, type in terminal: sudo cp filename /var/www
[18:36] <escott> anonissimus, turn up the gain on your mic in alsamixer
[18:37] <H1T3-H4CK3R> FALA GALERA
[18:37] <H1T3-H4CK3R> TEN ALGUEN AE DO BRASIL?
 how can i set the permissions so it will let me drag and drop
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> !br
[18:38] <fbc_mx> edwardthefma,  please remember that ownership is important. You might have to chown the files to the apache user:group for them to work properly.
[18:38] <qin> edwardthefma: man chmod, man chown. Who own /var/www right now?
[18:39] <qin> *owns
[18:39] <fbc_mx> edwardthefma, you will have to run the file manager as root, to copy the files, then chwon the files to the apache user.
[18:39] <escott> !permissions | edwardthefma
[18:40] <qin> fbc_mx: Is there any practical aspect of having /var/www owned by root?
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> qin: security
[18:40] <fbc_mx> qin, none at all.. it will prevent the apache user/process from accessing the files if it doesn not have elevated priviledges.
[18:41] <Mac_Weber> how to display the pressed keycode on ubuntu 10.04? apt-get cant find showkey
[18:41] <escott> Mac_Weber, xev in the gui
[18:41] <Mac_Weber> escott I'm not on gui
[18:42] <fbc_mx> qin, I'm most cases where I'm the only one accessing the box, I might even change ownership to nobody:nogroup <preparing for the deluge of security people about to chastise me>
[18:43] <fbc_mx> Every time I boot, I get a message that some gnome applet did not load and asks if i would like to delete it. Like the indicator applet. I have to log out and log back in for all my applets to load. Any fix?
[18:44] <escott> qin, asking the importance of who owns a file is usually the wrong question. you want to ask is the relevant process in u g or o, and what are the permissions for u g o respectively
[18:44] <ark_> the machine calculated md5sum not matching with the ubunto site list
[18:44] <Chheapshot> fbc_mx: Seems there are others with similar problems with the gnome applets. Something to do with loading them to slowly on startup. But u could killall nautilus, so u dont have to relog everytime.
[18:45] <fbc_mx> ark_, then you got a corrupted image.. download it again.
[18:45] <anonissimus> escott: I turned the mic up but still
[18:45] <escott> qin, so if root:root owns the folder and the process is running as apache its the same thing as if joe:joe owned the folder. in either case apache is controlled by "other" access to the folder
[18:45] <Ghostx562> Hi question, where would i upload files to so that LAMP server can pick it up
[18:45] <fbc_mx> Chheapshot,  thanks.. you da man.. i hadn't considered that.
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[18:45] <ark_> but i downloaed the image file 3 time freshly
[18:45] <Chheapshot> fbc_mx:  kill-all gnome-panel
[18:46] <ark_> this means the ubunto site has the corrupted one always
[18:46] <edwardthefma> sudo chmod 777 /var/www
[18:46] <fbc_mx>  ark_ try a different mirror
[18:46] <edwardthefma> XD
[18:46] <Chheapshot> fbc_mx: i guess... not sure not running ubuntu atm
[18:46] <Ghostx562> ark_ burn at the slowest speed possible
[18:46] <ark_> fine , can you send me the link of that mirror
[18:46] <fbc_mx> Chheapshot, thanks I'm pretty savvy to figure out the correct command line..
[18:46] <ark_> ya slow speed only did , but not working
[18:47] <fbc_mx> ark_, use the bittorrent download.
[18:47] <escott> edwardthefma, in doing that chmod you gave any user of your system the ability to serve any files off your webserver
[18:47] <Chheapshot> fbc_mx: wonder if there is a way to delay the startup of certain applets, so they all will load properly
[18:47] <edwardthefma> escott im the only user on this system
[18:48] <escott> edwardthefma, so if they hack your php script for your webserver they can turn it into their own personal filesharing system
[18:48] <ark_> ok , ubunto site downloading type is generally not recommended , is it so ?
[18:48] <fbc_mx> Chheapshot, I guess you can remove them from the startup script and make your own script that executes after GDM logs you in.
[18:48] <iceroot> is there a ressource which explains what the strings in a package means? e.g. .../zsh_4.3.11-4ubuntu2.is.3ubuntu2_i386.deb  what does ubuntu2 mean and so on
[18:48] <escott> edwardthefma, and they have a beachhead to upload programs with which try and take control of your system
[18:48] <Jordan_U> ark_: What md5sum was calculated? What mirror? Was it the same md5sum all three times?
[18:48] <qin> escott: I know who owns (by default) /var/www, asked "who owns it" to know if he had a clue what owner and onership is, and chown it in the end.
[18:48] <Ghostx562> anyone know where to upload the VB files to on ubuntu server?
[18:49] <Jordan_U> ark_: Downloading from ubuntu.com is fine.
[18:49] <Ghostx562> Vbulletin
[18:49] <edwardthefma> ill shuld be safe as longe as i keep a eye on who uses the pc <escott>
[18:49] <ark_> the md5sum calculation stats with 6C58921024CB3ABD.....
[18:49] <usuario_> g
[18:49] <escott> edwardthefma, a more controlled way to accomplish this is to put yourself in the group that can modify /var/www and then give that group write access to the folder
[18:49] <pythonsnake> anyone know a _good_ GUI firewall for Kubuntu ?
[18:49] <fbc_mx> ark_, bittorent software checks the hash of every segment it downloads, so I consider it safer that just a standard http download.
[18:49] <edwardthefma> ok thx
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[18:50] <edwardthefma> :)
[18:50] <iceroot> pythonsnake: you want a good gui or a good firewall?
[18:50] <ark_> ok, pl send me the link to this bittorrent & the torrent site link
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> ark_: you could statistically download an infinite amount of iSOs and never get a good one
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> ark_: try using torrents, the protocol adds extra error checking
[18:51] <arkanabar> can anyone suggest some English language speech-to-text software, preferably able to handle medical terminology?
[18:51] <ark_> torrent site pl
[18:51] <Jordan_U> ark_: What mirror? Was it the same md5sum all three times?
[18:51] <iceroot> pythonsnake: have a look at ufw or at "apt-cache search ufw" if there are good guis for it. to have the real power of a firewall, iptables is your only and very best friend
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> !torrent
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> !torrents | ark_
[18:53] <Kindari> Hey guys, trying to configure /etc/network/interfaces to load additional ipv6 addresses. if I run "ip -f inet6 addr add 2600:3c01::20:5000/64 dev eth0
[18:53] <Kindari> " by itself it works great, if I try adding it as a "post-up" in the config it doesn't. Obviously I'm doing it wrong, any pointers?
[18:53] <pythonsnake> iceroot: both ?
[18:54] <pythonsnake> !ping
[18:54] <Lancerb2> What's the purpose of the /rofs directory where filesystem.squashfs is mounted on?
[18:54] <iceroot> pythonsnake: you dont need a gui for a firewall
[18:54] <iceroot> pythonsnake: and normally you dont need a firewall
[18:54] <cnz> how do you upgrade the packages that show up in the not upgraded list
[18:54] <iceroot> pythonsnake: most people think a firewall is a personal firewall like this strange windows-programs from norton and so on
[18:54] <pythonsnake> iceroot: maximum security
[18:55] <pythonsnake> iceroot: I want to control connections
[18:55] <iceroot> pythonsnake: maximum security = cutting all cables
[18:55] <iceroot> pythonsnake: or turn of the pc
[18:55] <pythonsnake> iceroot: exagerrated
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> cnz: does update manager say some packages are held back?
[18:55] <pythonsnake> iceroot: iftables?
[18:55] <iceroot> cnz: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[18:56] <iceroot> pythonsnake: iptables is THE firewall in the linux-world
[18:56] <iceroot> pythonsnake: nothing has more power then iptables (and its like hell/perl-coding)
[18:56] <Younder> iceroot, and a very good one at that
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> snort maybe...
[18:57] <pythonsnake> iceroot: :-)
[18:57] <pythonsnake> will try
[18:57] <Younder> iceroot, I recommend the book Linux firewalls by Michael rash
[18:57] <pythonsnake> iceroot: you know any good iptables front end ?
[18:57] <iceroot> Younder: or "man iptables"
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> !ufw
[18:57] <pythonsnake> for kde
[18:57] <pythonsnake> Guarddog is out of date
[18:58] <iceroot> pythonsnake: use the shell
[18:58] <Younder> iceroot, uncomplicated firewall for the less ambitios. 'sudo ufw enable' should be done on all macines directly on the internet
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> pythonsnake: what is in the new versions that isn't in the current version in the repos?
[18:58] <pythonsnake> ActionParsnip: ?
[18:59] <pythonsnake> ActionParsnip: Guarddog is not longer developed (it seems)
[19:00] <qin> escott: Actually sorry, disregard, please. What I wanted to say is: telling anyone to use elevated nautilus to manipulate files instead showing how it really works is not ok. But do not matter now.
[19:00] <ActionParsnip> pythonsnake: yeah, no changes since 2007, however it will still talk to your firewall and allow configuration
[19:01] <pythonsnake> ActionParsnip: it's still good ? o.O
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> pythonsnake: worth a try...
[19:04] <easylancer> how do I change the user who initialise a specific runit task?
[19:05] <pythonsnake> ActionParsnip: iceroot: found  a great one, Firewall builder
[19:05] <coco3431> is there a specific channel for ubuntu ppc questions?
[19:06] <Rickta59> when i use copy/paste from an applet it doesn't work with icedtea. I've tried this in both Chrome and Firefox neither works .. I can copy and paste into the same applet but no where else.  Any clues?
[19:06] <Rickta59> btw this is the 11.04 and the latest chrome and firefox
[19:06] <qin> easylancer: runit?
[19:07] <easylancer> qin, yes runit
[19:07] <easylancer> am I in the wrong channel
[19:08] <Rickta59> anyone doing applet development here ?
[19:10] <nuclearworm> how do i watch a stream on vlc which url has no video extension?
[19:11] <qin> easylancer: Ubuntu uses upstart, why do you need runit?
[19:12] <rusty149> nuclearworm: Are you sure it is the stream and not a web page.
[19:13] <nuclearworm> rusty149, it s a web page that has a live stream
[19:13] <pdtpatrick> QUestion .. why does firefox keep opening .wav files in Movie Player even though the applications are linked to VLC.. it also keeps saying the file is streamAudio.do
[19:13] <rusty149> nuclearworm: There should be a separate url for the stream
[19:14] <nuclearworm> rusty149, is it possible to know that url?
[19:15] <rusty149> nuclearworm: Which web page is it?
[19:15] <Tixos> how can i check for my graphics driver version?
[19:16] <Nilzie> if anyone is good with binary and ascii, please send me a messege. i just have one simple question
[19:16] <vacho> how do I create a 4096 dsa key??
[19:16] <vacho> how do I create a 4096 dsa key??
[19:17] <sysRPL> hello
[19:18] <sysRPL> can someone help me with this problem please? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1850985
[19:19] <pythonsnake> anyone receive me ?
[19:19] <fVckingmania> hello, any body can tell me what meens this error? W: Imposible obtener http://cu.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/multiverse/source/Sources.bz2  La suma hash difiere
[19:19] <b3ta> I've exhausted all search engine options :(
[19:19] <b3ta> trying to get ssh -X to redirect software rendering GLx
[19:20] <OerHeks> vacho > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys    <ssh-rsa or ssh-dss> <really long string of nonsense> <username>@<host>
[19:20] <xbuntu> anyone know the best kernel for an i7 prov?
[19:20] <xbuntu> proc*
[19:20] <fVckingmania> pythonsnake, loud and clear!
[19:21] <pythonsnake> fVckingmania: :-) thanks
[19:21] <viktyr_korimir> pythonsnake: Five by five.
[19:21] <pythonsnake> xbuntu: there's no best kernel for i7
[19:21] <pythonsnake> AFAIK
[19:21] <xbuntu> well i searched on google and i will debate that
[19:21] <pythonsnake> xbuntu: you may want to use LTS kernel
[19:22] <xbuntu> some say that some linux dont detect the proc
[19:22] <OerHeks> we don't day that :-)
[19:22] <pythonsnake> say*
[19:22] <xbuntu> google = friend
[19:22] <xbuntu> ;x
[19:23] <OerHeks> oh typo, c/day/say
[19:23] <xbuntu> whats the diff between lts?
[19:23] <xbuntu> and the 32 bit desktop ubuntu that i have
[19:24] <OerHeks> !lts
[19:24] <nuclearworm> rusty149, http://www.myeasytv.com/watch/abc-classic-films
[19:24] <xbuntu> Now i have another question.. my proc can support 32 bit and 64 bit
[19:24] <xbuntu> im running 32
[19:24] <xbuntu> but would 64 be better?
[19:25] <pythonsnake> xbuntu: yes
[19:25] <OerHeks> xbuntu, depends of the amount of memory
[19:25] <xbuntu> 6 gb
[19:26] <pythonsnake> xbuntu: absolutely
[19:26] <pythonsnake> 64bit
[19:26] <OerHeks> 6g is a lot
[19:26] <pythonsnake> OerHeks: jaleous
[19:26] <OerHeks> 2 Gb or more i would say go
[19:26] <xbuntu> Lol
[19:26] <xbuntu> i can upgrade to 12 gb
[19:26] <xbuntu> if u want me to
[19:26] <xbuntu> :D
[19:27] <sh4rm4> how can i remove unity ?
[19:27] <Jordan_U> !classic | sh4rm4
[19:27] <boskee> Hello. Does anyone know what may trigger KEY_UP event in my system apart from my keyboard? I am using 11.10 but I can't find any bug report regarding this. Basically, what happens is that every now and then a black rectangle shows up at the bottom of my screen with a crossed-out circle and then all windows start receiving key_up event.
[19:27] <Myrtti> !enter | xbuntu
[19:27] <sh4rm4> Jordan_U, thanks
[19:27] <Jordan_U> sh4rm4: You're welcome.
[19:27] <fVckingmania> hello, any body can tell me what meens this error? W: impossible to obtain http://cu.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/multiverse/source/Sources.bz2  The hash amount differs
[19:27] <Thing911> I have a weird problem with my thinpad d510 (with 11.04 64bit) and trendet tew-691 wireless router.. I can connect to the wifi (unecrypted), but i can't seem to get internet connection which is weird since it works in windows and in ubuntu when I connect to other wifis. So is it a driver problem or something with my router?
[19:28] <boskee> I tried to unplug my keyboard to see if that's what causes a problem, but it still sends those events
[19:28] <nuclearworm> how do i find a stream s url? is there sodtware to do that?
[19:28] <Escherial> ok, i realize this is kind of a silly question, but is there anything like the gimp, but with a better UI?
[19:29] <tomodachi> Thing911: try changing the security on your router from wpa to wep, yes its a driver issue..
[19:29] <tomodachi> Thing911: you might get "worse" security but at least you will have internet
[19:29] <boskee> Escherial: Adobe Photoshop
[19:29] <Escherial> er...or more specifically, is there some way to make the toolbars non-floating? they get lost a lot, which is quite annoying
[19:29] <Escherial> boskee: i wish :x
[19:29] <Thing911> But currenlty its unprotected and it still doesnt work, tomodachi
[19:29] <boskee> Escherial: I think that GIMP has a one-window mode now
[19:30] <boskee> Single window*
[19:30] <Jordan_U> Escherial: What are you looking to do? For vector graphics there is Inkscape, but that won't help much with Photo editing.
[19:30] <Escherial> boskee: really? :D perhaps i'm using an old version. upgrade time!
[19:31] <boskee> Escherial: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/?p=19301
[19:31] <Escherial> just regular photo editing. basically, i find that the menu options tend to disappear inexplicably with unity's global menu bar, and the toolbars get lost
[19:31] <tiago_> I remove the libgcrypt package which had some dependencies which were also removed. Now i only have access to the CLI and have managed to mount the iso of ubuntu (i don't own a cd). I can't access the internet, so I can't get the missing packages. Is it possible to retrieve them from the mounted iso?
[19:31] <Escherial> but single window mode would certainly solve that
[19:31] <Escherial> boskee: aha, awesome :D thank you!
[19:31] <DropsOfSerenity> I'm having an issue where skype and flash can't play sound at the same time, all the other sound works fine, and together. I'm on 64 bit ubuntu.
[19:33] <b3ta> anyone feel like they can help with the GLx question?  On the local console, glxinfo prints out the pretty information, but when I do ssh -X (ip) and do a glxinfo, it says cannot connect to display, no glx extention install or fbuffer.
[19:33] <Escherial> boskee: i'm a bit of an ubuntu newbie...is the only way to install the unstable version from source?
[19:33] <Escherial> should i uninstall my existing installation of the gimp before i install 2.7.3?
[19:33] <b3ta> Drops:  what sound system are you using?
[19:34] <boskee> Escherial: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:matthaeus123/mrw-gimp-svn
[19:34] <b3ta> Escherial, apt-get should take care of removing/updating packages
[19:34] <boskee> Escherial: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:34] <ssfdre38> iceroot, you told one of my friends that he cant install packages on the thumbdrive i just want to say that you were wrong cause i have LAMP fully running with Chromium after a full shutdown and reboot
[19:34] <DropsOfSerenity> b3ta, pulseaudio
[19:34] <boskee> Escherial: that should upgrade it to the latest version
[19:34] <DropsOfSerenity> and yes i've tried pavucontrol
[19:34] <b3ta> DropsOfSerenity, give me a second.  I had an issue with some games and my skype doing that.  let me check my nots
[19:34] <Escherial> boskee: much thanks :3 that probably would've taken me a good hour or two to figure out
[19:35] <DropsOfSerenity> cool thanks b3ta
[19:35] <iceroot> ssfdre38: you cant install packages to other directorys when using the package-manager
[19:35] <boskee> Escherial: no problem, we are here to help each other, right? ;-)
[19:35] <Klaus_Dieter> hello world
[19:35] <boskee> Escherial: too bad no one seems to know what my problem is :D
[19:35] <Escherial> boskee: heh, what's your problem?
[19:35] <Maarten> lets see..... doing a do-release-upgrade -d on my thin-client server to upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10 beta 2, lets see if I get lucky and it works. :P  (through SSH).
[19:35] <ssfdre38> yes you can cause im running LAMP just fine with Chromium on a thumb drive
[19:36] <b3ta> DropsOfSerenity,   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578
[19:36] <boskee> Escherial: Keyboard went crazy. Actually, I don't think it's keyboard, but everything is scrolling up all the time.
[19:36] <iceroot> Maarten: use screen and #ubuntu+1
[19:37] <b3ta> DropsOfSerenity, I remember for wolfenstein I removed pulseaudio
[19:37] <b3ta> and it fixed MY issue.
[19:37] <edwardpatch> hi
[19:37] <Escherial> boskee: hmm :\ randomly, or persistently? you've tried a different keyboard, i assume? and does it only do it when you boot into the gui?
[19:37] <Escherial> boskee: aside from that, no idea how to fix that
[19:37] <nuclearworm> how do i find a stream s url? is there sodtware to do that?
[19:38] <boskee> Escherial: randomly, it's not related to keyboard as unplugging it doesn't fix it
[19:38] <b3ta> nuclearworm, what kind of stream?
[19:38] <Younder> boskee, sounds like a dodgy keyboard
[19:38] <DropsOfSerenity> b3ta, is this still applicable to 11.10?
[19:38] <boskee> Younder: changing keyboard or unplugging the one I have doesn't solve the problem
[19:38] <nuclearworm> b3ta , a video one
[19:38] <b3ta> i haven't personally tested it on 11.10.  i utilized that on 10.04
[19:39] <boskee> Younder: And before it starts I get a black rectangle at the bottom of the screen
[19:39] <Escherial> boskee: are you using a laptop? if so, it might be the scrolling on the trackpad rather than the keyboard?
[19:39] <boskee> Escherial: desktop
[19:39] <Escherial> ah, hrm :\
[19:39] <b3ta> nuclearworm, you can use vlc to play the streams, but there's a plethora of streams available online.  are you looking for one specifically?
[19:39] <Younder> boskee, Do you have a USB keyboard ?
[19:39] <b3ta> is 11.10 out of alpha/beta yet?
[19:39] <boskee> Younder: Yup
[19:39] <DropsOfSerenity> b3ta, beta 2
[19:40] <b3ta> ahhh
[19:40] <b3ta> have you tried to replicate on a previous version?
[19:40] <viktyr_korimir> In Firefox, is there an option to disallow certain pages to play sounds, like there is for images?
[19:40] <nuclearworm> b3ta , let suppose a web page with extension html that has a tv video stream. how to know the url from that tv video stream?
[19:40] <Younder> boskee, That is very strange.. You are to my knowlege the first to have reported a problem of this nature.
[19:41] <boskee> Younder: It's definitely a KEY_UP event
[19:41] <boskee> Younder: but it happens in all windows, not only the active one
[19:41] <tasslehoff> my system is display-bewildered after xorg.conf playing and a couple of dist-upgrades. how can I regenerate the x-config a fresh install would have given me?
[19:41] <b3ta> nuclearworm, usually you can view source.  if it's a stream embedded in the html it'll usually have a media player <OBJECT> in there somewhere
[19:41] <DropsOfSerenity> b3ta, I'm thinking it might be something to do with 64 bit, since it's only skype which is a 32 bit application.
[19:41] <b3ta> but that's previous to html5
[19:41] <boskee> So if I now open guake, I can see that my command history has scrolled to what I used 5 hours ago
[19:41] <Younder> boskee, sounds like a driver problem
[19:41] <tasslehoff> emptying out xorg.conf doesn't do it, so I suspect some .d-directories have some stuff I need to get rid of
[19:42] <boskee> Younder: Unplugging keyboard and mouse doesn't fix anything
[19:42] <Younder> boskee, what is your PC brand name and version
[19:42] <nuclearworm> b3ta , what words should i find on source?
[19:42] <b3ta> DropsOfSerenity, have you tried to temporarily remove pulseaudio and just use alsa?
[19:42] <boskee> Younder: Just a desktop with i3 2.5ghz, 8gb ram and Radeon 5850
[19:42] <Tectu> hi. Quick Question: Can i use ubuntu server on a machine with two CPUs? will they both be used?
[19:42] <Kindari> Hey guys, getting an error on a machine (both after booting and afte restarting networking) for SIOCADDRT: File exists
[19:43] <b3ta> nuclearworm, look for an <OBJECT> or 'http' string usually
[19:43] <iceroot> Tectu: yes
[19:43] <DropsOfSerenity> b3ta, haven't yet, will defintely try soon if I don't get this working, normally pulseaudio works like a charm.
[19:43] <wcchandler> Tectu: if the BIOS will see them then yeah
[19:43] <boskee> Younder: It didn't happen on Natty, only happens on Oneiric
[19:43] <Younder> boskee, NO, the pc name
[19:43] <b3ta> DropsOfSerenity, you're running it on a beta :)
[19:43] <b3ta> there are always quirks
[19:43] <boskee> Younder: What do you mean? I built it myself
[19:43] <Tectu> thank you iceroot and wcchandler
[19:44] <b3ta> Tectu, make sure you're using an SMP kernel tho
[19:44] <DropsOfSerenity> b3ta, surprisingly this is the only quirk I've been having.
[19:44] <Younder> boskee, ahh, that explains why I haven't hear of it before
[19:44] <Tectu> b3ta: is that one on a regular ubuntu server 10.04?
[19:44] <wcchandler> Tectu: you can verify the OS sees them by `grep processor /proc/cpuinfo` and it should show 0 and 1 -- meaning 2
[19:44] <boskee> Younder: I think it has something to do with xorg
[19:44] <b3ta> Tectu, it should be.  if you liveboot, 'cat /proc/cpuinfo' and if you see more you're good
[19:44] <Tectu> jep, i have 0 and 1 :)
[19:44] <b3ta> dual core!
[19:44] <boskee> Younder: It all started after I lost my original xorg.conf
[19:44] <b3ta> you're set
[19:45] <boskee> What is ^[[A code?
[19:45] <Tectu> b3ta: why dualcore? do you mean that that is good or not? i guess he uses now both CPUs, right?
[19:46] <Younder> boskee, The best I can do is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config
[19:46] <b3ta> Tectu, yeah
[19:46] <Tectu> nice, thank you guys :)
[19:46] <b3ta> enjoy your ubuntu server :)
[19:47] <Prodego> I have Ubuntu 11.04 running on a machine that I currently only have access to via ssh. I accidentally deleted /var/log/auth.log, and am trying to make sure the logging still works properly.
[19:47] <jpds> Tectu: You can always do: lscpu
[19:47] <b3ta> Tectu, rule of thumb for servers - if it aint broke, dont apt-get upgrade
[19:47] <jpds> b3ta: Ōåæ
[19:47] <Younder> boskee, I's not much... But I am as baffled as you.
[19:47] <MrGizmo757> Anybody in here know anything about Chromium in ubuntu? i am having issues with Videeo plugins.
[19:47] <Tectu> thank you, b3ta. It's not my first ubuntu server, i am currently running 2 guys. But this one has two CPUs, so i was not that sure if that works.
[19:47] <b3ta> Prodego, /etc/init.d/sshd restart
[19:47] <b3ta> should recreate auth
[19:48] <boskee> Younder: I can see that Terminal prints following code whenever there is something running: ^[[A
[19:48] <DropsOfSerenity> b3ta, oh what the heck it works now, together with flash, randomely.
[19:48] <Tectu> b3ta: allready know that... i am just always afraid of security...
[19:48] <boskee> Younder: Loads of them, actually
[19:48] <jpds> b3ta: wut.
[19:48] <b3ta> Tectu, don't be.  only allow the ports required
[19:48] <DropsOfSerenity> b3ta, I just updated, maybe it fixed something, weird, well thanks for the help.
[19:48] <b3ta> np
[19:48] <jpds> b3ta: You do realize you get no security upgrades of you don't apt-get upgrade?
[19:48] <boskee> Younder: It's hard to chat here as it keeps scrolling up.
[19:48] <Younder> boskee, that's just linefeed
[19:49] <b3ta> jpds, do you realize that if your network is setup properly you don't need to upgrade anything?
[19:49] <zastaph> for some reason ssh wont start .. I recently did a lengthy apt-get upgrade and then apt-get install openssh-server .. but it just doesnt wanna run
[19:49] <jpds> b3ta: No, that's not true.
[19:49] <Younder> boskee, 0x0A is linefeed
[19:49] <Prodego> b3ta: it tells me that doesn't exist, so let me see how this is set up to start ssh
[19:49] <Tectu> b3ta: yeah, but the ports are a thing for the NAT, not for ubuntu server, right?
[19:49] <b3ta> Tectu, is this an internal server or an outward facing one?
[19:50] <zastaph> is it because my authorized_keys is not on one line?
[19:50] <boskee> Younder: That seems to be the signal that causes it :|
[19:50] <b3ta> Tectu, only update the necessary packages of the services that are exposed to the outside world
[19:50] <b3ta> don't just run apt-get upgrade because
[19:50] <Younder> boskee, SDo you have top?
[19:50] <Tectu> b3ta: its an outward facing server
[19:51] <boskee> Younder: As soon as I run anything through terminal I see loads of them
[19:51] <boskee> Younder: yup
[19:51] <Atlantic777> Hi! Is unity 2D available by default in 11.04 or I have to install it from a ppa?
[19:51] <b3ta> Tectu, if you have ssh available outside, make sure your /etc/ssh/sshd_config is locked down.  if you use apache, make sure httpd.conf is locked down.  update just those packages if those are the only ones being accessed.
[19:52] <Younder> boskee, run it and report process status
[19:52] <b3ta> Tectu, also, if you offer ssh I would make it jailed shell only
[19:52] <Tectu> Atlantic777: it's available in the standard repo    apt-get install unity-2d
[19:52] <Atlantic777> Tectu: but it's not installed, right?
[19:52] <Tectu> Atlantic777: right, that's why u need  apt-get install unity-2d
[19:52] <Tectu> b3ta: what do you mean with lock sshd_config?
[19:52] <jpds> b3ta: And what about security updates like http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-1215-1/ ?
[19:53] <Prodego> b3ta: well its started with upstart, restarting the ssh service did not recreate the file
[19:53] <Atlantic777> Tectu: after that I should have option/session in gdm?
[19:53] <jpds> b3ta: Which doesn't apply to a an external facing service but is still a security risk?
[19:53] <Tectu> Atlantic777: right.
[19:53] <Atlantic777> great
[19:53] <Atlantic777> tnx
[19:53] <Tectu> no problem, Atlantic777
[19:53] <b3ta> jpds:  so you're saying just b/c there's an exploit it should be updated.  wrong.
[19:53] <boskee> Younder: Tasks: 206 total,   1 running, 202 sleeping,   0 stopped,   3 zombie
[19:53] <boskee> Cpu(s):  0.0%us, 50.0%sy,  0.0%ni, 50.0%id,  0.0%wa,  0.0%hi,  0.0%si,  0.0%st
[19:53] <boskee> Mem:   8125316k total,  3737244k used,  4388072k free,   274452k buffers
[19:53] <boskee> Swap:  8319996k total,        0k used,  8319996k free,  1051256k cached
[19:53] <b3ta> Tectu, make sure you deny root and only allow certain users to login.  that way if there's any rogue accounts active, they cannot be accessed
[19:54] <Tectu> okay, b3ta
[19:54] <boskee> Younder: 1. Xorg, 2. xchat, chromium-browser
[19:54] <b3ta> jpds:  if noone can get into my system to RUN apt-get, then why would I care?
[19:55] <Odaym> I have a folder named "tommy" under /home
[19:55] <boskee> Younder: I am not sure if it helps, but that problem only starts after 15 minutes or so
[19:55] <Odaym> this is a fresh install of Ubuntu Luci
[19:55] <Odaym> +d
[19:55] <hypertyper> Is it possible to start an application in terminal, without occupying the terminal for the duration of the program being launched? Say I start google-chrome via terminal, that terminal is fairly useless afterwards...
[19:55] <Odaym> where in the world would "tommy" come from?
[19:55] <Gentoo64> its tommy tha hacker he's well known
[19:55] <boskee> Younder: But then continues until I reboot the system
[19:56] <Odaym> THAT tommy?
[19:56] <zloba> see if u have user tommy in /etcf/passwd
[19:56] <Odaym> oh lord
[19:56] <IdleOne> !behelpful
[19:56] <Odaym> well, tommy is GONE now
[19:56] <boskee> Younder: Also, it doesn't seem to trigger if I boot into a command line
[19:57]  * Prodego resolved his problem himself, FWIW
[19:57] <b3ta> anyone feel like they can help with the GLx question?  On the local console, glxinfo prints out the pretty information, but when I do ssh -X (ip) and do a glxinfo, it says cannot connect to display, no glx extention install or fbuffer.
[19:57] <edwardpatch> hello
[19:57] <Younder> boskee, yes it is somewhere in X client configuration
[19:57] <Younder> boskee, but honestly I have no idea where
[19:58] <viktyr_korimir> After telling Firefox to use a specific application to deal with a certain file type, is there a way to make it stop asking every time I download a file of that type?
[19:58] <viktyr_korimir> I've already checked the "always use this application" box.
[19:59] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, have a look in the applications bit in the options
[19:59] <boskee> Younder: Is there any way to rest X to defaults and let it rebuild its config from scratch?
[19:59] <viktyr_korimir> Gentoo64: Yes. Under applications, it says that the action is to use the program I specified. It still asks me every single time.
[19:59] <vuln> When I install sun-java6-jdk through apt-get in Ubuntu 11.04, where is it installed?
[20:00] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, no idea. do you use private browsing?
[20:00] <b3ta> vuln, it's in a partner repo
[20:00] <usuario> Hola
[20:00] <usuario> soy nuevo en Linux
[20:00] <usuario> alguien podr├Ła resolverme un par de dudas, por favor?
[20:00] <Escherial> boskee: hmm, after installing the dev version of the gimp, i'm no longer able to run it :\
[20:00] <vuln> b3ta: hm.. which means?
[20:00] <b3ta> hold on
[20:00] <viktyr_korimir> Gentoo64: If I don't know what that is, is the default answer "no"?
[20:01] <Escherial> boskee: i get the following error when trying to run "gimp" from the command line: gimp: error while loading shared libraries: libbabl-0.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[20:01] <mang0> !es usuario
[20:01] <Escherial> boskee: any ideas? :\
[20:01] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, yes. i dont know then sorry
[20:01] <mang0> !es | usuario
[20:01] <b3ta> vuln:  sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ferramroberto/java; sudo apt-get update
[20:01] <vuln> b3ta: I already installed it. I want to know where is it now :)
[20:01] <b3ta> vuln:  then apt-get install sun-java6-jre(or jdk) sun-java6-plugins
[20:01] <b3ta> vuln:  apt-cache search sun-java
[20:02] <vuln> ty
[20:02] <vuln> it doesn't tell me where it is b3ta :(
[20:02] <arkanabar> can anyone recommend some flow-chart software?
[20:02] <vuln> I want to know what dir contains sun-java6-jdk now that I have it installed in my computer.
[20:02] <openbees> vuln : m working for u
[20:03] <openbees> wait
[20:03] <boskee> Escherial: Are you on Natty?
[20:03] <viktyr_korimir> Gentoo64: Thank you anyway. I've tried selecting it from the application list and by browsing to the executable itself. It still won't open the file automatically.
[20:03] <IdleOne> b3ta: why would he need a PPA for java when it is available in the ubuntu repos?
[20:03] <b3ta> vuln:  are you looking for the binary?
[20:03] <b3ta> IdleOne, sun java6 is not avail in 11.04
[20:03] <b3ta> openjdk is installed by default
[20:03] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, i remember having that problem myself years ago i cant remember how i solved it i havent usef ff in a long time now
[20:03] <IdleOne> !info sun-java6-plugin
[20:03] <IdleOne> hmm
[20:04] <Escherial> boskee: ah, yes
[20:04] <Escherial> 11.04 afaik
[20:04] <openbees> vuln :it should be in /etc
[20:04] <supta> when ever i go to synapyic manager it says E: The package kmplayer needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.
[20:04] <supta> E: Internal error opening cache (1). Please report.
[20:04] <IdleOne> !partner
[20:04] <supta> please help
[20:04] <viktyr_korimir> Gentoo64: I preferred Chrome myself when I was using Windows.
[20:04] <IdleOne> b3ta: it is in the Partner repo.
[20:05] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, why not use it then?
[20:05] <vuln> b3ta: yes
[20:05] <supta> when ever i go to synapyic manager it says E: The package kmplayer needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.
 E: Internal error opening cache (1). Please report. can anyone help
[20:06] <viktyr_korimir> Gentoo64: Because it isn't in the software center and I have absolutely no idea what the Hell I'm doing.
[20:06] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, it should be! search for google
[20:06] <TechCel> Apparently there's a bug with notify-send in that it ignores the expiry you pass it. Does anyone know offhand a way around this ?
[20:06] <b3ta> IdleOne, thanks.  forgot that you can uncomment the partner concats in 11.04
[20:06] <b3ta> vuln:  do a whereis java
[20:06] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, i think its called googlechrome (1 word)
[20:06] <Younder> boskee, reinstall is what I would do
[20:07] <openbees> vuln:: try this "sudo update-java-alternatives -1" this will give u installed versions of java and their default folders
[20:07] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, the software centre should have a browser section in it
[20:07] <viktyr_korimir> Gentoo64: Chromium says that it's the same thing as Chrome.
[20:07] <arkanabar> can anyone recommend some flow-chart software?
[20:07] <boskee> Younder: I tried that
[20:07] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, it is, but no built in flash and pdf viewer. its the open source version
[20:07] <b3ta> brb
[20:08] <viktyr_korimir> Gentoo64: That works for me, then. Thank you.
[20:08] <openbees> vuln : inform me if it works ?
[20:08] <Gentoo64> viktyr_korimir, yes i use it it works great
[20:08] <viktyr_korimir> Gentoo64: I would prefer that anyway, then.
[20:08] <Gentoo64> yea its better imo
[20:09] <vuln> openbees: it only showed me /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun
[20:09] <boskee> Escherial: be right back, I will try to help you in a moment
[20:09] <Escherial> boskee: thanks, and take your time :3
[20:09] <greenit> hi, is there a way in voip to filter the sound so that only my voice is recognized and nothing else?
[20:10] <openbees> vuln : it means u have installed SUN java and u can find in folder given in output
[20:10] <vuln> openbees: I installed three packages, jre, plugins and jdk
[20:10] <vuln> I need the folder of JDK, an app I use is asking for that
[20:10] <vuln> :(
[20:11] <slinzex> how to get libmp3lame ?
[20:12] <boskee> Escherial: back. Can you please paste that error message again?
[20:12] <IdleOne> slinzex: install either libmp3lame-dev or libmp3lame0
[20:13] <slinzex>  libmp3lame-dev already installed
[20:13] <boskee> Younder: I have sudo apt-get remove --purge xserver-xorg and then reinstalled it. I guess we'll see if it helps
[20:14] <boskee> Younder: Any idea what that black rectangle with a crossed circle means? It shows up at the bottom of my screen right before xorg goes crazy
[20:14] <Escherial> boskee: sure, here it is: gimp: error while loading shared libraries: libbabl-0.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[20:14] <openbees> arkanabar: Inkscape is a vector art application with a flowchart tool. It's probably not what you want, but I believe it's more powerful than Adobe Illustrator.
[20:14] <slinzex> im trying to WARNING: The bitrate parameter is set too low. It takes bits/s as argument, not kbits/s
[20:14] <slinzex> Unknown encoder 'libmp3lame'
[20:14] <arkanabar> openbees, thanks, I'll see if it can do what I want.
[20:15] <Otend> I need a teeny bit of help regarding installation with a question that is probably really stupid,
[20:15] <Gentoo64> Otend, ask
[20:15] <Otend> .*
[20:15] <Otend> Simply put, the install went smoothly... until it tried to reboot.  It's hanging.
[20:15] <cojack> hello
[20:15] <Otend> It says the installation is finished and then failed hard at shutting down.  Is it safe to hard shutdown?
[20:15] <openbees> vuln : then i think u should provide path of output's folder ...atleast try for this
[20:16] <boskee> Escherial: Can you try sudo apt-get install libbabl-0.0-0
[20:16] <Kindari> Anyone know the correct way to bind to additional ipv6 addresses? I can do it one time using ip add inet 6 ... etc, but all methods I have tried for automaticly configuring when the network comes up have failed.
[20:16] <Gentoo64> Otend, ahh a lot of people get that. i dont know... try the hard shutdown its the only thing you can do
[20:16] <Gentoo64> it wont damage the hardware
[20:16] <guntbert> !u > openbees
[20:16] <Otend> They do?  Phew, thought I was alone on that one.
[20:16] <cojack> I have graphic card nvidia 520M and after install the nvidia-current, and start nvidia-xconfig, restart the computer I got console
[20:16] <Gentoo64> hanging / black screens are common wiht ubuntu
[20:16] <cojack> the info in logs is they can not find a screens
[20:16] <Gentoo64> it seems
[20:17] <openbees> guntbert : sorry
[20:17] <vuln> openbees: ok, ty.
[20:17] <Escherial> boskee: ah, just did apt-get install gimp, which seemed to fix the problem
[20:17] <Escherial> i guess upgrade didn't get all the other libs for some reason @_@
[20:17] <Escherial> boskee: thank you for the help, by the way :) you're a lifesaver
[20:17] <boskee> Escherial: Great!
[20:17] <slinzex> help me installing libmp3lame . I installed libmp3lame-dev and still missing libmp3lame
[20:18] <openbees> vuln : please try to write THANK YOU instead of ty otherwise you will got pinged like me ...:)
[20:18] <boskee> Escherial: No worries, I hate floating toolbars as much as you do
[20:18] <cojack> any one have simmilar problem with nvidia 520m graphic card?
[20:18] <openbees> vuln : just kidding ..don't mind
[20:18] <vuln> openbees: ahaha, it's ok ;) thank you
[20:18] <zoned> what's the differences between root, admin, and suo?
[20:18] <zoned> sudo*
[20:18] <cojack> none
[20:18] <conntrack-> haha
[20:19] <conntrack-> anyone use arptables?
[20:19] <zoned> so why have all 3? do i put my 'dev' group under root access?
[20:20] <Gentoo64> zoned, ubuntu has no root password hence the sudo use
[20:20] <tiago_> I remove the libgcrypt package which had some dependencies which were also removed. Now i only have access to the CLI and have managed to mount the iso of ubuntu (i don't own a cd). I can't access the internet, so I can't get the missing packages. Is it possible to retrieve them from the mounted iso?
[20:20] <zoned> so nobody should have root access, and admin/sudo are the exact same?
[20:21] <openbees> Gentoo64,zoned : but you can set one by "sudo passwd"
[20:21] <Gentoo64> i know
[20:21] <vuln> What do I need to do to my file to be run whenever I turn on the pc? throw it in /etc/init.d/ and give it +x permission?
[20:21] <Maarten> Gentoo64: sudo passwd root ;)
[20:21] <Gentoo64> but you get told off for saying that in here
[20:21] <Gentoo64> thanks for the info.... lol
[20:22] <openbees> Gentoo64 : so sorry for considering yo NOOB
[20:22] <openbees> YOU*
[20:22] <Gentoo64> no its not that, they just say root passwd isnt supported in here thats all
[20:22] <kontagious>  i am having troubles with my wireless card. it works on my home network but intermittently on my school network. everyone around me has access but i dont. could it be a drive issue?
[20:22] <Tixos> can someone help with ubuntu ATI drivers?
[20:23] <Tixos> how can i check what driver version i am running  ?
[20:23] <Younder> Gentoo64, I is supported, just use passwd roo <whatever>
[20:23] <Younder> root
[20:23] <Gentoo64> ok ask the ops then
[20:23] <vuln> What do I need to do to my file to be run whenever I turn on the pc? throw it in /etc/init.d/ and give it +x permission?
[20:24] <guntbert> !noroot | Younder
[20:24] <Gentoo64> you can do passwd root ofc, but they dont like you mentioning it in here for whatever reason
[20:24] <openbees> kontagious: it seems like connectivity problem with your school network
[20:24] <kontagious> openbees, i could connect to the network but dhcp would not give me a default gateway and  i had to add it with the route command myself. every single other computer has internet though
[20:24] <Younder> Gentoo64, It isn't recommended to use it. Ubuntu as a empty passwd for root which disables the accound. Normally one uses sudo
[20:25] <zloba> !root
[20:25] <openbees> Gentoo64 : Now i Goted...extract of your information...LOLZ
[20:25] <Gentoo64> Younder, i know all this. i wasnt the one asking lol
[20:25] <kontagious> openbees, now i cant even connect to the network to manually enter a gateway
[20:26] <kontagious> there is also an alternative WEP network that i cannot connect to either
[20:27] <openbees> kontagious: i think you should refer to your school's network administrator ...
[20:27] <nikostap> I ssh'd into my desktop and ran a C program. It went into an infinite loop and kicked me off. Can I kill it remotely?
[20:27] <kontagious> i went there and they said all my settings are correct. she did mention not enough IP addresses being assigned but every single computer around me could work (all windows)
[20:28] <openbees> Gentoo64 : now i got the answer ...what is the use of root password...and answer is totally useless...AGREE?
[20:28] <Gentoo64> openbees, ubuntu has a user setup on install. not all distros have this
[20:28] <Younder> guntbert, I think is is important that they understand their machine and why it is set up as it is. I don't believe in secrecy.
[20:28] <Gentoo64> openbees, you dont want to log in as root either way
[20:28] <perlstein> grrrr
[20:29] <kontagious> i can connect to my home network instantly with no problems
[20:29] <Gentoo64> openbees, but sometimes its useful
[20:29] <perlstein> installer is dying at "Starting up the partitioner -> 47%"
[20:29] <openbees> LIKE???
[20:29] <rek_> hi,i did a userdel and i think i lost the content of the folder even if the content was in my external hd cause i did a mount --bind  lostthings  /home/user  is this possible? i lost 60gb of files im sad
[20:30] <Gentoo64> openbees, like if you have no other users yet... cant do much without it lol. or if you want to log in (without x) its quicker to login as root than as user and then su - ing typing password twice
[20:31] <openbees> gentoo64 : what if i want to start my system always as root ?
[20:31] <rek_> hei
[20:31] <qin> rek_: Have you used -r ?
[20:31] <Gentoo64> openbees, no one would recommend that, because you could accidentally do anything
[20:32] <Gentoo64> and some programs wont even work
[20:32] <rek_> qin i used -rm when i did sudo rm -r dir but after rebooting the sys, if i reboot the sys it was empty because i generally mount things there every time i restart the machine manually...
[20:33] <haddiman> I'm running Xubuntu 11.10 beta 2 on Dell Mini 1012. When I installed it automatically picked the ath9k driver. However I'm not getting as good a signal as I got with Windows. Is there another driver or something else I can use to get a better signal?
[20:33] <rustySHACKLEFORD> join irc.anonops.li
[20:33] <rek_> so imo i deleted an emty dir
[20:33] <qin> openbees: Then use bt, it has only root.
[20:33] <openbees> qin : is it flavour of linux ?
[20:33] <Gentoo64> why bt? any distro can add users
[20:34] <Gentoo64> openbees, its a distro with hacking tools
[20:34] <qin> openbees: Yes, and not supported here. #backtrack-linux
[20:34] <openbees> I LOVE UBUNTU...i don't even think about breakup with it...:)
[20:34] <perlstein> what's a good way to wipe a partition table?
[20:34] <perlstein> for some reason this stupid installer is mad at my config
[20:34] <Gentoo64> openbees, do some googling then. you dont want to log in X as root end of
[20:34] <perlstein> and i need to wipe the existing partition table for it to work
[20:34] <LjL> perlstein: zeroing the drive, if you're that brave
[20:34] <qin> rek_: So you removed with rm after userdel?
[20:34] <perlstein> dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
[20:35] <perlstein> ?
[20:35] <anybudy> I am using amd64 version to compile a kernel module, do I need 64 bit version of the linux kernel source?
[20:35] <openbees> Gentoo64 : thank for your effort man i do knoe these things but asking for getting some benefit of these ...:)
[20:35] <LjL> perlstein: yeah, although you may want to save time by limiting yourself to the first bunch of kilobytes instead of waiting for all the drive to be written
[20:36] <anybudy> help
[20:36] <Gentoo64> openbees, i wish i understood what you meant lol
[20:36] <rek_> qin,yes because i saw the folder still there but i removed it after the reboot
[20:36] <openbees> qin : ohhh m using backtrack on virtual box..i did'nt know its nickname is BT...lolz
[20:37] <Gentoo64> yea, its pretty pointless if you dont know what you're doing lol
[20:38] <nikostap> How do I stop a fork bomb remotely?
[20:38] <perlstein> spoon(1)
[20:38] <openbees> Gentoo64 : was it for me....LOLZ
[20:39] <Gentoo64> nikostap, not sure. i htink youll need to reboot
[20:39] <mrstocks> just a question, with ssh how do i play a song in the host though ssh
[20:39] <qin> rek_: Not sure, you could check what was mounted on last reboot, and check drive with partitioner, and with testdisk.
[20:40] <Gentoo64> mrstocks, use whatever media player
[20:40] <Gentoo64> or aplay
[20:40] <mrstocks> aplay that is a software?
[20:40] <Thieums> #ubuntu-fr
[20:40] <nikostap> Gentoo64, can I reboot without logging in?
[20:40] <Gentoo64> mrstocks, its built in
[20:40] <Gentoo64> basic sound player
[20:41] <mrstocks> ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:1018:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave
[20:41] <Gentoo64> nikostap, no
[20:41] <Gentoo64> mrstocks, i have no idea what you're sshing into. it might not be built in
[20:41] <anybudy> I am using amd64 version.. To compile a kernel module, do I need 64 bit version of the linux kernel source?
[20:41] <Gentoo64> or might not be setup right
[20:41] <eltriplethieums> #ubuntu-fr
[20:41] <qin> mrstocks: You want to stream or play on remote server?
[20:42] <meanieface> mrstocks: are you trying to play on the remote machine or bringing it local?
[20:42] <qin> meanieface: Neat.
[20:42] <mrstocks> genii-around, im on windows using ssh (ssh) to a unbuntu box and and i wish the remote play to play a mp3
[20:42] <meanieface> qin: hehe
[20:42] <Mrono|work> anyone used ifolder server 3.8?
[20:42] <mrstocks> the remote to play
[20:42] <qin> mrstocks: mplayer file.mp3
[20:43] <mrstocks> its a cli ?
[20:43] <perlstein> thanks, dd worked
[20:43] <meanieface> mrstocks: yes
[20:43] <Gentoo64> mrstocks, it depends what the remote machine has installed
[20:43] <qin> mrstocks: or: cvlc, mocp, or many more.
[20:43] <anybudy> I am using amd64 version... To compile a kernel module, do I need 64 bit version of the linux kernel source?
[20:43] <mrstocks> its a desktop pc
[20:43] <mrstocks> Failed to initialize audio driver 'sdl:aalib'
[20:43] <mrstocks> Could not open/initialize audio device -> no sound.
[20:43] <mrstocks> mplayer
[20:43] <Gentoo64> mrstocks, but it might not have mplayer installed... or any other stuff
[20:44] <qin> mrstocks: alsamixer ?
[20:44] <mrstocks> alsamixer works
[20:45] <Gentoo64> mrstocks, what distro is the remote machine?
[20:45] <mrstocks> inux mre-desktop 2.6.38-11-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Mon Sep 12 21:18:14 UTC 2011 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[20:45] <Gentoo64> cmus is an audio player, ncurses
[20:45] <mrstocks> i suppose its the last one
[20:46] <mrstocks> oh! wait
[20:46] <mrstocks> [AO_ALSA] alsa-lib: pcm_hw.c:1293:(snd_pcm_hw_open) open '/dev/snd/pcmC0D0p' failed (-16): Device or resource busy
[20:46] <Gentoo64> whats "the last distro"
[20:46] <nikostap> Gentoo64, thanks, got my mom to restart it. Uptime record: 17 days :(
[20:46] <mrstocks> could it be the device is already used?
[20:46] <Gentoo64> nikostap, lol ok
[20:46] <mrstocks> like its playing music?
[20:47] <Gentoo64> mrstocks, run top and see
[20:47] <anybudy> do I need 64bits version of kernel to compile a kernel module? if so, how can I get it?
[20:47] <wildc4rd> would someone be able to talk me through installing a network printer under ubuntu/gnome please
[20:47] <Gentoo64> whats running
[20:47] <mrstocks> Gentoo64, there is flash thinngy it could be
[20:48] <Gentoo64> ah maybe. afaik alsa can only play 1 thing at a time
[20:48] <Gentoo64> hence the reason for pulse
[20:48] <mrstocks> uhmmm i will kill it
[20:48] <mrstocks> poor lil brother
[20:48] <Gentoo64> kill it and try it
[20:48] <qin> mrstocks: Yes, pacmd list-sink-inputs
[20:48] <Gentoo64> hacking into his comp are you? lol
[20:48] <mrstocks> Gentoo64, :)
[20:49] <Gentoo64> trying to play music that he doesnt like are you? lol
[20:49] <kontagious> hey i am installing drivers for my wireless card and i have the option between netathr.inf and netathrx.inf. what is the difference
[20:50] <mrstocks> Gentoo64, well, he should listen to me!
[20:50] <anybudy> I am using amd64 version... To compile a kernel module, do I need 64 bit version of the linux kernel source?
[20:50] <mrstocks> Got it !
[20:50] <mrstocks> now he is playing some french 60's music
[20:50] <mrstocks> thx all!
[20:51] <Gentoo64> dont blame us for him beating you
[20:51] <qin> mrstocks: I think it is beyond scope of this channel, you bad haxtor.
[20:52] <anybudy> I am using amd64 version... To compile a kernel module, do I need 64 bit version of the linux kernel source?
[20:53] <Fail_Bot> Is there a way to repartition my hard drive in Ubuntu, to create a second clean install, and then migrate all my data, and delete original install expand my partition?
[20:53] <Jimsome> hey! does anyone know if theres any inbuilt feature in ubuntu to only keeps a user account enabled for 7days,30days, 365days etc... before locking it
[20:54] <Gentoo64> Fail_Bot, yes gparted
[20:54] <qin> Jimsome: Yes, crontab.
[20:54] <notklaatu> Jimsome: i believe useradd is the program you are looking for.
[20:55] <Jimsome> qin: wouldent crontab turn off at a specific time of year instead of after a set number of days?
[20:55] <notklaatu> Jimsome: useradd -e $EXPIRE_DATE -m -s $NAME_OF_USER
[20:55] <qin> Jimsome: No, but you can make daily and test date.
[20:55] <notklaatu> er, no -s there
[20:56] <qin> notklaatu: Nice.
[20:56] <Jimsome> thanks notklaatu and qin :D
[20:56] <notklaatu> it's a builtin function to useradd :)
[20:59] <jbander> Well this is my first time on the channel Hello
[21:00] <fVckingmania> jbander, hello and welcome!!
[21:00] <jbander> Thank you, it says 1672 people is that how many is online or signed up
[21:01] <fVckingmania> jbander, well not really many of them are bots
[21:01] <Billy_buntu> jbander,  they didn't mention that at microsoft did they?
[21:01] <jbander> Oh Ok , what do the bots do here
[21:02] <BarkingFish> is there anyway of searching deb package pools to find out what provided a particular file please?
[21:02] <fVckingmania> jbander, control
[21:02] <Billy_buntu> irc is the hidden gem of the internet where one gains intelligence..
[21:02] <jbander> No they didn't, I love linux
[21:02] <jrib> BarkingFish: dpkg -S
[21:02] <BarkingFish> thanks jrib
[21:04] <jbander> So how many real people do you think are online here
[21:04] <jrib> jbander: #ubuntu-offtopic please
[21:04] <BarkingFish> jrib - that's great, it looks like the file I wanted (a kernel module called ipaq.ko) came in the kernel image.  I need to find the original .c file that was used to build that module - anyone have ideas on where I can get it please?
[21:04] <jrib> BarkingFish: get the package source
[21:04] <jrib> !source | BarkingFish
[21:05] <fVckingmania> W: Imposible obtener http://cu.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/multiverse/source/Sources.bz2  La suma hash difiere HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[21:05] <BarkingFish> jrib - you're a lifesaver. Thank you.
[21:05] <BarkingFish> !fr | fVckingmania
[21:05] <jrib> fVckingmania: try a different mirror
[21:05] <fVckingmania> BarkingFish, what!!!!!
[21:06] <fVckingmania> jrib, the problem is that in other server it works fine!
[21:10] <jbander> I have gparted and  my thumbdrive is unallocated and I want to use it to multiboot  different linux systems off of it, using multiboot the program what do I have to do to the thumdrive to set it up to use
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> jbander: you can simply put ISO files on it, then use grub2 to boot the ISOs
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> jbander: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/
[21:11] <jrib> fVckingmania: try a different mirror
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> jbander: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/boot-multiple-iso-from-usb-via-grub2-using-linux/
[21:12] <jbander> Isdn't it a problem that it is unallocated
[21:12] <jbander> the thumb drive
[21:12] <ActionParsnip> jbander: you'll need to  partition it
[21:12] <ActionParsnip> etc
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> the guides are pretty good
[21:13] <jbander> Ok then what
[21:13] <jbander> should I use fat, or fat16, or fat32 or what
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> jbander: guide says FAT32
[21:15] <jbander> ok do I have to reboot to see if the partition takes hold in gparted
[21:17] <jbander> I thought I did partition it in gparted in ext2 but I relooked in gparted and it seems to have gone back to unallocated
[21:17] <x66girl> hi ... can u guys help me? im facing a problem to install the dell wireless driver for ubuntu, it show something to install but show system error when i try
[21:18] <n4dsp> Is there another sound that this linux will play instead of the beep that sounds like something hitting water?
[21:18] <pants_> hi guys, vlc won't play youtube videos for me. where's the log for vlc so i can figure this out?
[21:19] <alexd285> hello, I have this bug on 11.10 that in GS when you add a second language layout the gsd-keyboard-xkb is shown on bottom notification area
[21:19] <alexd285> I cant locate it on launchpad, can someone give me teh bug id?
[21:21] <jbander> whats a good time to come on here for help
[21:21] <MonkeyDust> jbander: 24/7
[21:22] <MonkeyDust> alexd285: kindly ask in #ubuntu+1
[21:22] <uchiko> I've been using ubuntu 11.04 for a few weeks now and Ive noticed that the network seems slow
[21:22] <Atamisk> Okay, a quick one: if i'm running a custom kernel, and source built graphics drivers, and use XFCE, not Unity, what do i stand to gain by upgrading to oneiric in october? is this more a question for ubuntu+1?
[21:22] <uchiko> like I've got something configured badly and it is spinning cycle searching for something then timing out
[21:22] <uchiko> what common things would cause that?
[21:25] <pythonsnake> Can gufw be used with kde ?
[21:25] <kqian> test test
[21:25] <Atamisk> test?
[21:26] <kqian> sorry mate first time user
[21:26] <Atamisk> ah, no worries
[21:26] <pants_> so anyone tell me why i can't play youtube vids in vlc for some reason?
[21:27] <jophish> Yo yo yo!
[21:27] <dashavoo> anyone know how to set a fake video sink for gstreamer? I need the system to pretend there is a webcam or something
[21:27] <jophish> I have an encrypted home
[21:28] <jophish> but I didn't set up the account with encryption
[21:28] <jophish> How can I enable it and access by home?
[21:28] <jrib> !encrypt | jophish
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> uchiko: try disabling ipv6, can help
[21:30] <jophish> thanks jrib
[21:32] <Kjekken> im trying to install ubuntu 11.04 from an usb device but after i select install my screens go black.... any tips?
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> Kjekken: what video chip do you use?
[21:32] <Kjekken> hd 6850
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> Kjekken: try the boot option:  nomodeset
[21:33] <Kjekken> how do i set that one?
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> !nomodeset
[21:33] <Kjekken> read that you had to press f6 to get it
[21:33] <Kjekken> but nothing happens when i press f6
[21:34] <zoned> if i want everyone in my 'dev' group to have sudo access, i should change /etc/group's 'sudo' users list to say 'dev', and underneath that have a 'dev' group where i list all my 'dev' users right?
[21:34] <[twisti]> hi
[21:34] <Kjekken> where do i put "!nomodeset"
[21:35] <Kjekken> sorry for my noobing :D
[21:35] <[twisti]> i run a headless ubuntu lts 10.04 and would like to know if its possible for me to run a virtual (ubuntu) server inside it. the obvious routes with vmware and virtualbox all seem to require the host to run x
[21:35] <[twisti]> whats the proper way to do that ?
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> zoned: just add:     %dev ALL=(ALL) ALL
[21:36] <zoned> ActionParsnip, where? to /etc/group ?
[21:36] <jaimito69> holA
[21:37] <jaimito69> ALGUIEN EN LINEZ
[21:37] <fuho> Hi, hopefully short question, how can I add a user to sudoers in terminal? Ubuntu 11.04 Server 32b
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> zoned: add it below:  %admin ALL=(ALL) ALL              and it will give the users in the dev group, sudo access
[21:37] <Flannel> fuho: You don't need to add them to sudoers, just add them to the admin group: sudo adduser username admin
[21:37] <fuho> :) lookl like someone asked the same thi ng before I entered the room
[21:37] <wildbat> !sudo | zoned to the /etc/sudoers
[21:38] <fuho> Flannel: I dont want the user to be admin all the time, so he cant accidentaly f***k things up
[21:38] <Um_cara_Qualquer> bonjour folks, quick question: using "resw 1" is the same thing as using "resb 2"? Do i manipulate it the same way later?
[21:38] <Flannel> fuho: I don't understand what you're trying to do.  You want to let them use sudo, but not use sudo?
[21:39] <fuho> Flannel: I want them to be able to do sudo, but not be root. I think I misunderstood you, my bad.
[21:40] <fuho> Flannel: Will try right away.
[21:40] <Flannel> fuho: sudo is effectively giving them root access.
[21:40] <Flannel> fuho: but, that command will 'merely' let them use sudo.
[21:40] <zoned> ActionParsnip, lol... i can't edit the sudoers file, and i can't sudo because soders file is empty.......
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> zoned: sudo visudo       will edit it
[21:40] <geekbri> is there an easy way to see the version of a package as you are installing it?
[21:40] <woot1337> hello
[21:40] <fuho> Flannel: I dont have group admin though
[21:41] <woot1337> what does it mean when a directory is owned by 500:500
[21:41] <[deXter]> Hi all, how do I upgrade only a single package through apt-get ?
[21:41] <midnight> hola
[21:41] <Flannel> [deXter]: sudo apt-get install packagename
[21:41] <Flannel> fuho: Did you remove it? or what's your set up?
[21:41] <midnight> spanish ?
[21:41] <Flannel> !es | midnight
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> !es
[21:42] <[deXter]> Flannel: Hmm, odd. Unable to find the package. I'm trying to update to Firefox7, I added the ppa, but apt-get says the newest version is already installed
[21:42] <fritsch> [deXter]: sudo apt-get install "package name"
[21:42] <fuho> Flannel: Its vanilla set up, just reinstalled the server 3 days ago.
[21:42] <fritsch> [deXter]: it upgrades automatically
[21:42] <Flannel> [deXter]: if you've just added a repository, did you do an apt-get update?
[21:42] <fuho> Flannel: ubuntu 11.04 server 32b
[21:42] <midnight> thanks
[21:42] <[deXter]> Flannel: yeah
[21:42] <fuho> Flannel: Its running on VPS
[21:42] <Flannel> fuho: If this is a vanilla install that didn't have any installation issues, then yes, you have an admin group.  If you had some installation issues, you may not have an admin group.
[21:43] <[deXter]> fritsch: Well, it hasn't upgraded yet.. I've added the ppa, did an apt-get update..
[21:43] <zoned> ActionParsnip, my user is not in the sudoers file...
[21:43] <woot1337> hi
[21:43] <fritsch> [deXter]: apt-get upgrade
[21:43] <Flannel> [deXter]: You'll have to look into the details for that PPA, it's possible that the package has a different filename.  You can see what version you have installed and what is available in [any repository enabled] by `apt-cache policy packagename`
[21:43] <woot1337> can someone tell me what it means when a directory is owned by 500:500
[21:43] <fritsch> [deXter]: will update too much, so just do apt-get install "of package you want to upgrade"
[21:44] <[deXter]> fritsch: Yeah, I've tried that. It doesn't list firefox..
[21:44] <Flannel> zoned: did you edit your sudoers file without using visudo?
[21:44] <[deXter]> fritsch: It says firefox is already the newest version
[21:44] <Flannel> zoned: Or did you just clear it out?
[21:44] <fritsch> [deXter]: ah, i see
[21:44] <fritsch> [deXter]: can you do: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade?
[21:44] <fritsch> [deXter]: does ist list firefox?
[21:45] <[deXter]> fritsch: nope, it doesnt
[21:45] <zoned> Flannel, somehow I lost sudo access to my user when i removed my user from the 'sudo' line in etc/group and replaced it with 'dev'
[21:45] <zoned> (my user is a part of the dev group)
[21:45] <fritsch> [deXter]: so your sources are not correct, or everything is alreday updated
[21:45] <fuho> Flannel: I havent seen the install, I only have web access to the management console.
[21:45] <Flannel> zoned: There shouldn't be a sudo group, it's admin.  But yeah, that would definately cause headaches.
[21:45] <[deXter]> fritsch: I tried the command given by Flannel and it doesn't list the firefox repo!
[21:45] <Kindari> Hey guys, how can I update oidentd from natty while on 10.04?
[21:46] <fritsch> [deXter]: okay - no idea then
[21:46] <Flannel> [deXter]: Then either that package isn't in that PPA, or you didn't add the PPA successfull.
[21:46] <Flannel> zoned: You'll need to reboot to the recovery console and fix that.
[21:46] <kasper_> hola
[21:46] <qin> woot1337: What directory? try: sudo cat /etc/shadow | grep 500:
[21:46] <[deXter]> Flannel: I'm in /etc/apt/sources.list.d and I can see mozillateam-firefox-stable-natty
[21:46] <[deXter]> Flannel: Any idea how I can browse that repo using my browser?
[21:46] <Flannel> fuho: Ah, this is someone else's VPS?  That's not unusual then.  Many of those installs aren't "vanilla"
[21:46] <zoned> Flannel, so i should remove the 'sudo' line from etc/group, and reboot?
[21:47] <woot1337> im getting the /usr/local/bin directory is owned by 500:ossec
[21:47] <Flannel> zoned: Put /etc/group back to whatever it was before.
[21:47] <OerHeks> [deXter], FF7 is just out today, be patient to see it in updates
[21:47] <Flannel> [deXter]: yes, browse the URL with your web browser.  Looking for the index file.  (Or read the PPAs documentation)
[21:48] <woot1337> even when as root  i chmod that directory
[21:48] <fuho> Flannel: Yes its on some companys hardware I just pay for the VPS. Do you have any other suggestions?
[21:48] <Flannel> fuho: And you current have root access to that system, riht?
[21:48] <[deXter]> OerHeks: Normally they push it out even before the announce it OerHeks.. but it's been several hours and I haven't gotten the update yet. Meanwhile my Windows friends are laughing at me...
[21:48] <woot1337> it stays at 500:ossec
[21:48] <Flannel> fuho: (not a regular user with sudo, but actual root)
[21:48] <RocketFeul> I remember editing something under System \ Administration \ Networking... how do i start this thing under a terminal?
[21:48] <RocketFeul> i'm on another wm right now
[21:49] <fuho> Flannel: I have root access, and I made myslef standard user as well. I can always just su root, but I thought sudoing my
[21:49] <fuho> standard user would save me time in the long run.
[21:49] <zoned> Flannel, currently in etc/group there's a sudo line, root line, admin line, and dev line...
[21:49] <midnight>  !es
[21:49] <OerHeks> [deXter], well, it is available in ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable but i wait.
[21:50] <Flannel> fuho: right, so it's the standard VPS type set up that many VPSs seem to prefer (not a vanilla set up).  So, you can either make a group named 'admin' and set up your sudoers like the default sudoers (see the wikipage on that), or you can add individual accounts by name to your sudoers.
[21:51] <qin> woot1337: If you want you can chown it back to root:root, have you install anything there? Is it used or empty?
[21:51] <fuho> Flannel: Adding one user would be great, it will be just me using the server anyways.
[21:51] <atari911> sudo -i
[21:52] <qin> woot1337: What version do you run? uname -a
[21:52] <Flannel> fuho: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sudoers will give you a good run down of that file, I suggest you read the whole document, try to understand it, and come back here for help.  You have a root user, so if you mess up your sudoers so no one can sudo, you still have access to fix it (you should still use visudo to edit though)
[21:53] <zoned> Flannel, so i accidentally removed the admin privileges... now i am locked out of my own system?
[21:53] <atari911> Flannel: why not just add the user to the admin group
[21:53] <fuho> Flannel:  Ok, thanks.
[21:54] <econdudeawesome> Anyone know of a good text editor that compares text side by side, like notepad++?
[21:55] <Gentoo64> econdudeawesome, like a diff?
[21:56] <econdudeawesome> Gentoo64: indeed
[21:56] <qin> econdudeawesome: vimdiff
[21:56] <econdudeawesome> diff filename filename2?
[21:56] <Gentoo64> vimdiff
[21:56] <econdudeawesome> okay
[21:57] <Fail_Bot> Is there a mirror site for kernel.org?  I need some of the packages they hosted, and googling it all is time consuming
[21:57] <zoned> so etc/group has nobody listed under admin, but has the dev group listed under sudo (which my user is a part of), and the sudoers file is empty. can someone help me unlock myself out?
[21:57] <Phr3d13> updated last night with update manager and now when i try to log into ubuntu the screen blanks then goes back to the login screen, what do i do?
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> Fail_Bot: there is a kernel ppa, its not supported here. Use at your own risk
[21:59] <Phr3d13> more info, the ubuntu themed login is gone, its now a blue theme
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> Phr3d13: do you have free space on your partitions?
[22:00] <Phr3d13> ActionParsnip, i believe so, not a whole lot though
[22:00] <econdudeawesome> exit
[22:00] <femanon> Hello. I am trying to follow this dated guide: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-ubuntu-desktop-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address/ I'm assuming that GUI tool is not there anymore and that it is 'Network Connections' but I could be wrong. I checked Network Connections and there's no 'Static IP' method. What should I do?
[22:00] <lnx1> Hello all, I was recommended an application called 'Timeoutd' which logs out users after a specified amount of time on an Ubuntu PC. If anyone knows of this program, does anyone know how to edit the Warning message?
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> Phr3d13: i suggest you check, it can cause login issues
[22:00] <Phr3d13> ActionParsnip, gimme a sec, checking
[22:01] <monotonia> I have new wi-fi card. I  used Windows drivers, but they worked badly, so I used ceni as someone recommended. But I found native drivers and it's all great now. But since I tried to use ceni to manage wi-fi, my network-manager don't want to use it/ Wi-fi radar works good, though. What can I do?
[22:01] <zoned> anyone? i'd really like to fix this before anyone notices and yells at me, lol.. thx
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> monotonia: what wireless chip does it use?
[22:01] <subcool> could someone asist me with my liveUSB. It starts up into a login prompt and will not let me pass that point. I also think i have to resize my aufs or something.
[22:01] <shishire> Is there a way to get sed to not overwrite an existant backup when using --in-place? doing  sed --in-place=".bak" -e 'sed command here'  multiple times makes the backup useless.
[22:02] <Phr3d13> yeah, its full, what would be safe to delete from within windows? downloads folder stuff?
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> subcool: did you MD5  test the ISO you downloaded?
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> Phr3d13: run:  sudo apt-get clean    may help
[22:02] <subcool> ActionParsnip: no
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> subcool: then how did you know the data was consistent and complete?
[22:02] <monotonia> ActionParsnip: Prism, but the driver is all OK and working
[22:02] <zoned> so etc/group has nobody listed under admin, but has the dev group listed under sudo (which my user is a part of), and the sudoers file is empty. can someone help me unlock myself out?
[22:03] <Phr3d13> ctrl alt f1 at login screen to get a terminal?
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> monotonia: doesn't answer the question
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> Phr3d13: yes, you should also remove unused kernels too
[22:03] <Flannel> femanon: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html#static-ip-addressing  It's not a GUI method, but it's easy and it works.
[22:03] <monotonia> ActionParsnip: Prism ISL3886
[22:03] <Phr3d13> is there an easy command for that?
[22:04] <subcool> ActionParsnip: i have been using it for a while now, and it out of no where just did this.
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> Phr3d13: if you run:  uname -a    you can see the CURRENT kernel, if you run:  dpkg -l  | grep linux-image-2    you can see the INSTALLED kernels, you can remove as many kernels as you like but do NOT remove the CURRENT kernel
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> subcool: you can also tell the USB to check the files on it when it starts to boot
[22:06] <Phr3d13> ok, hopefully next time i come back here it'll be in ubuntu
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> monotonia: is it usb based, or pci?
[22:06] <subcool> ActionParsnip: ill do that now- but i think its because my disc is full, I have run into this before.. but- it usually resolves in reformat.
[22:06] <monotonia> ActionParsnip: PCI
[22:06] <qin> shishire: You making backups with sed?
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> monotonia: tried the p54pci driver in the default install?
[22:08] <monotonia> Yes, I said the native driver works fine, I just can't make it managed by network manager, because ceni used it.
[22:08] <shishire> qin: No, editing files, but the script which is doing so may be run multiple times.  I don't want the original copy of the backup to get overwritten, as it can be restored if needed.
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> monotonia: you may need to install linux-firmware   you may need to run:    dmesg | grep -i firm     to see if there is a firmware missing, there is a NATIVE driver, so using the windows driver makes no sense..
[22:09] <buntu> anyone wanna tell me how to save my hda analyzer settings upon boot?
[22:09] <monotonia> ActionParsnip: I am using the native driver. It works. The problem is completely different.
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> monotonia: I thought you said you'd used the windows driver?
[22:11] <zoned> can anyone please help me... i accidentally removed my user from the admin group in etc/group, and now i can't do anything. if it helps, the 'sudo' line in etc/group lists 'dev' (the group my user is part of), but the sudoers file is empty
[22:11] <monotonia> ActionParsnip: I said I tried it and used ceni, and now installed native one, but normal network menager still thinks I want to use other program to manage it
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> monotonia: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1603413
[22:11] <qin> shishire: touch filename-`date +%F-%T`.bak
[22:12] <zoLevDotCom> RT @Jesus_M_Christ Lady Gag's helping me solve heaven overpopulation. I keep playing her CD, people keep moving to Hell. LOL!
[22:12] <shishire> qin: ooh, nice, didn't even think about something like that
[22:12] <soreau> zoned: If all else fails, boot a live cd and edit what files you need to. Also, you can chroot into the filesystem from the live cd if you need to run commands on the installed filesystem
[22:13] <zoned> soreau, this is a linode.com server, i can't do that...
[22:13] <soreau> ! ot | zoLevDotCom
[22:13] <zoned> soreau, i do have the root password, but no way to login as root..
[22:13] <soreau> zoned: How is linode.com server related to ubuntu?
[22:13] <subcool> ActionParsnip: a lot of times i hear something about the AUFS, maybe its full or something?
[22:13] <subcool> ActionParsnip: the thing just finished its check. Everything is fine.
[22:14] <zoned> i don't have access to the server to stick a cd in. it's running ubuntu.
[22:14] <zoned> soreau^
[22:14] <buntu> is their anyway to save my hda analyzer settings?
[22:14] <qin> zoned: You pay linode for suport, ask for backup, and reset image.
[22:14] <pythonsnake> I got that error when I try to comppile kcm_ufw
[22:14] <pythonsnake> http://pastie.org/2602373
[22:14] <soreau> zoned: Why would you break a remote server? Seems like you'd take extra care when using it since you have no direct access to it
[22:15] <zoned> soreau, apparently i am an idiot because i thought if i added my user to the 'sudo' line in etc/group i would still be able to have privileges
[22:16] <qin> zoned: Doesnt linode come with cpanel?
[22:16] <monotonia> ActionParsnip: I have no problems with driver, really, it works fine. :) I just want to change settings of the network-manager to allow it to manage, because I was using the different program to managing wlan1, and it thinks I still want to do it.
[22:16] <zoned> qin, i think so?
[22:16] <soreau> zoned: Well you're going to have to figure something out if you have no physical access to the machine. Contact the server administrator
[22:17] <qin> zoned: Still, better to submit aticket than make more damage.
[22:17] <djjonex> any good audio editor (multi channel)
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> monotonia: try wicd, it is more flexible and you can set the interface name, network manager seems to expect wlan0
[22:17] <monotonia> thanks
[22:17] <zoned> knowing the root password and having my user be in the 'sudo' list in etc/group doesn't do me any good?
[22:17] <TrueColors> In vi insert mode, how do you remove a character? backspace just... doesn't work
[22:18] <TrueColors> and the arrows create characters too O.O
[22:18] <zoned> TrueColors, DEL
[22:18] <zoned> TrueColors, backspace should work, and the arrows shouldn't make characters. something else is wrong.
[22:19] <TrueColors> oh, they aren't making characters now, ... strange. but backspace worked like just moving left. i'll figure it out some other time.
[22:19] <djjonex> i wanna make my mixes...any audio editor for ubuntu?
[22:19] <zoned> qin, soreau, knowing the root password and having my user be in the 'sudo' list in etc/group doesn't do me any good?
[22:20] <Gaming4JC> I would like the fastest possible way to backup a large folder. (Not best compression) Is .tar the fastest?
[22:20] <soreau> TrueColors: Sometimes, terminal based editors can display wrong things because the terminal output something.. and it screws up your editor
[22:20] <soreau> zoned: If you have cpanel access, see if you can access the filesystem
[22:21] <soreau> Gaming4JC: That question is beyond the scope of this channel and depends on a lot of factors. Try ##linux maybe
[22:21] <Gaming4JC> soreau: I am on ubuntu currently, but ok. I see it has tar.gz, zip, etc. etc.
[22:22] <hipo_> how would i compile a tgz file i think its something like exfc or thingin weird like that
[22:23] <repnop> so for upgrading from say 10.04 i'd have to upgrade to 10.10 and then finally 11.04?
[22:24] <pythonsnake> repnop: download the iso
[22:24] <pythonsnake> upgrade is sloooooooooooooow
[22:25] <repnop> faster than reconfiguring everything
[22:25] <mpiechotka> Hello. Sorry for such question but what is the Ubuntu policy regarding backporting bugfix releases (I've noticed on launchpad that libgee versions in all but The Oneiric Ocelot contains known bugs and 0.6 series was bugfixes only)?
[22:25] <halfamazing> any reason i can't ssl into the server?
[22:28] <hipo_> how would i compile a tgz file i think its something like exfc or thingin weird like that
[22:28] <repnop> compile?
[22:28] <repnop> you mean make one?
[22:28] <subcool> ActionParsnip: any way to add this to ubutto
[22:28] <subcool> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1448929
[22:28] <Gaming4JC> !tgz | hipo_
[22:28] <subcool> ActionParsnip: that basically answers my problem
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> subcool: you can suggest factoids with:    /msg ubottu !thing is factoid
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> subcool: e.g.     /msg ubottu !beer is Beer is a tasty beverage
[22:31] <FryderykChopin> 1.5k~ people in the same room
[22:31] <hipo_> im a big noob i did tar man and pretty much chinese poped up someone told me a way to do it before and it was realy simple the file is call tibia920.tgz
[22:31] <FryderykChopin> that's crowded
[22:31] <repnop> hipo_: to extract you can just do tar xfvz tibia920.tgz
[22:32] <sweetandy> I've never understood why people like throwing -v in their arguments
[22:32] <hipo_> repnop, thank you
[22:32] <repnop> sweetandy, that way he knows it did something
[22:32] <SpiderFred> how to open pictures in urxvt terminal? with fbi or anything else is it possible?
[22:33] <qin> SpiderFred: feh
[22:33] <sweetandy> repnop, I guess that's true... good for those of us who are unfamiliar with what happens when commands are issued
[22:33] <qin> SpiderFred: fbi is framebuffer only.
[22:33] <vacho> anyone knows how to install pdo for oracle on a ubuntu server??????
[22:34] <SpiderFred> qin: thats what I mean is it possible? I heard it is with urxvt
[22:35] <qin> SpiderFred: Use feh, it is as powerfull as fbi, as far as i know fbi will demand console.
[22:38] <w30> SpiderFred, I used zgv a long time ago on vga terminals, check that out if it's still available
[22:41] <RyuGuns> :\
[22:42] <nocleader> For my 11.04 box I want to default boot (grub) to windoze.  StartUp-Manager shows that IS the default but NO ... it does not work.  How to make grub default to windoze??
[22:46] <Fail_Bot> How can I log in as root in Ubuntu?  I'm building a new version of LFS, and it would make my life  much easier....
[22:47] <yagoo> i know this is a bit offtopic.. but anyone knows where i can find a similar program for linux? ( http://www.wizbrother.com/cyberarticle/screenshots.html )
[22:47] <tiago_> i erased some packages by mistake, now i can only access the terminal. how can i recover these without a cd or internet?
[22:47] <wildbat> !root|Fail_Bot: use sudo -i
[22:47] <tiago_> I only have the iso on tje external drive
[22:48] <TrueColors> Okay, http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxSimpleCGI ... just after that long beasty perl file ... what is it that I've got to do? It appears I must... create a service with it? I'm actually unsure as to what to do... could anyone assist me?
[22:48] <yagoo> sorry i got disconnected.. i repost my question..
[22:48] <Fail_Bot> I just sudo passwd root and made one
[22:49] <wildbat> !noroot | Fail_Bot
[22:50] <Fail_Bot> Can I ask why?
[22:50] <Gaming4JC> tiago_: You'll  need to go over apt-history. http://linuxcommando.blogspot.com/2008/08/how-to-show-apt-log-history.html Then look for uninstalled items, then install needed packages from the CD mounted on an external drive.
[22:51] <Gaming4JC> So you need to not only know the packages removed, but be able to find them on the disk again. :|
[22:51] <zooka> Fail_Bot: It's a security risk for users who might not be knowledgable enough to have a root password. Some people are used to Single User operating systems and would be tempted to run as root all the tme
[22:52] <tiago_> previously I went to the var/cache/apt and installed all that were there to no effect
[22:52] <tiago_> Gaming4JC: thanks, i'll try
[22:52] <zooka> Fail_Bot: Correction sorry- *Knowledgable enough to be trusted with a root password*. It's not advisable to run as root all the time because you are at risk of accidentially damaging part of the system or having malicious software run with root access.
[22:52] <wildbat> Fail_Bot: also it make ssh to root possible ~and have root password forget and make recovery mode failed.
[22:53] <zooka> Fail_Bot: Basically, lots of risks for little reward :P
[22:53] <repnop> sudo bash -> commence damage
[22:53] <repnop> ;)
[22:54] <Zack> can anyone help me with a wlan0 problem
[22:54] <Fail_Bot> I'm not running as root all the time, I'm formatting and installing a new distro of linux, compiling from source, it seems MORE secure to have a secondary user that can authenticate root priveleges, rather than a secure root account that RARELY gets touched
[22:55] <Arcademan> Zack, what is it not getting :)
[22:55] <Fail_Bot> Secure root account > user that can autehnticate root
[22:55] <Zack> my wlan0 does not want to connect for some reasion
[22:55] <Gentoo64> Fail_Bot, what do you mean secure root account?
[22:55] <zooka> Fail_Bot: Sorry maybe I misunderstood (I just came in halfway through the convo)
[22:55] <tiago_> how can i install packages from the ubuntu cd mounted ?
[22:56] <zooka> Fail_Bot: (also same question as Gentoo64)
[22:56] <Zack> last time i did the whole rmmod and rfkill ect and it worked fine
[22:56] <Arcademan> Does the wlan0 show up
[22:56] <Zack> not on ifconfig
[22:56] <Zack> but on iwconfig
[22:56] <Igashu> How can I add a program that hasn't been installed via a package to the Unity shortcuts/search, so that I can simply search/type to launch it?
[22:56] <Arcademan> do sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[22:56] <Arcademan> and see if it connects :)
[22:56] <Zack> i have
[22:57] <Zack> i get the 132 error
[22:57] <Fail_Bot> My root account is password protected, and rarely accessed unless needed.  My everyday user account does not have root priveleges, the only way to access root is to log in as root, in theory since my "everyday" account CAN have root access, I feel like its a security threat
[22:57] <Zack> $ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up SIOCSIFFLAGS: Unknown error 132
[22:57] <Gentoo64> Fail_Bot, no it makes no difference. you know when you're using sudo or not
[22:57] <Gentoo64> hence the password
[22:57] <TrueColors> Could anyone assist me with my issue :(
[22:57] <Arcademan> yikes you have something wrong then on the driver itself :(
[22:57] <lupistrikis> hols
[22:57] <Gaming4JC> Fail_Bot: I have mine setup to just "su" to root. So there is no root account, unless you login as an admin, and then su to access root terminal
[22:58] <SIFTU> Fail_Bot: also logging is better with sudo
[22:58] <Gentoo64> Fail_Bot, having a root password is also easier for people to brute force you as root is the first name theyd go for
[22:58] <Zack> it just started acting up now
[22:58] <Zack> any idea how to help or a channel to go to?
[22:58] <Gaming4JC> Gentoo64: not as easy to brute force if you don't allow root login?
[22:59] <Gentoo64> well not unless they know your username
[22:59] <hexacode> hey you guys...is it difficult to set up an smtp server on ubuntu?
[22:59] <Gentoo64> which is hader
[22:59] <Gentoo64> harder*
[22:59] <wildbat> Fail_Bot: how secure it is with everyone know root username is root vs any account with random naming? if you don't need everyone account to have sudo right then don't have them in the admin group. ~ but it is really up to you.
[22:59] <sunice> TrueColors: If you ask your question the answer is maybe.
[22:59] <Gaming4JC> Plus my password goes on for almost 32chars, so I'm not too concerned.
[22:59] <TrueColors> I already did sunice..
[22:59] <Arcademan> Zack, you said you modprobed the device :)
[22:59] <Igashu> In general it's more about the self-policing aspect of it
[22:59] <TrueColors> Okay, http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxSimpleCGI ... just after that long beasty perl file ... what is it that I've got to do? It appears I must... create a service with it? I'm actually unsure as to what to do... could anyone assist me?
[22:59] <Zack> i did
[22:59] <TrueColors> I've created some sort of perl config, but still can't figure out what i do with that file
[22:59] <Igashu> It's easy to forget you're logged in as root and rm -rf something you didn't mean to
[22:59] <Igashu> :)
[23:00] <Arcademan> Did you install updates since then?
[23:00] <Igashu> sudo implies caution
[23:00] <Igashu> or it implies that I want a sandwich
[23:00] <Zack> after it stopped working to try and fix it
[23:00] <repnop> fail_bot: by that token, more secure would be a secondary user you never use
[23:00] <repnop> who can sudo
[23:00] <WACOMalt-work> I can
[23:00] <repnop> rather than root itself :p
[23:00] <Igashu> anybody in sudoers ;)
[23:00] <repnop> and just dont allow your main account sudo access
[23:00] <Gentoo64> why?
[23:01] <Gentoo64> everyone does
[23:01] <Arcademan> Zack you could try #unbuntu-devel or file a bug reoport or maybee someone else might have input :)
[23:01] <Gentoo64> thats the point
[23:01] <Zack> ok thanks
[23:01] <Arcademan> yqw
[23:01] <Zack> no one is in that channel arcademan
[23:02] <WACOMalt-work> yqx
[23:02] <Arcademan> #ubuntu-devel :)
[23:02] <Zack> ah thanks again
[23:03] <Igashu> So nobody uses Unity? :)
[23:03] <Gaming4JC> I hate Unity. :)
[23:04] <Gentoo64> never heard that before :p
[23:04] <sunice> TrueColors: Have you tried in #nginx?
[23:04] <Igashu> I've gotten rather used to the search feature; it's kind of similar to the only redeeming quality of osx, its spotlight
[23:04] <TrueColors> sunice, it's inactive... plus i'm not sure it's entirely nginx as it's more.. running a service in ubuntu I think.
[23:05] <zooka> Igashu: I like Unity. I don't use it (I prefer Awesome) but I have no huge problems with it
[23:05] <TrueColors> it connects to an nginx socket, but that's really all nginx has to do with it.
[23:05] <TrueColors> then from my understanding, the nginx config (already done... I think) makes requests to the socket,a nd then the perl script is suppose to ... read the requests and respond.
[23:06] <Igashu> zooka: gotcha. I don't mind it either, other than the fact that managing it seems a bit unintuitive
[23:07] <Gentoo64> Igashu, whats so good about the search feature though?
[23:07] <zooka> Igashu: I think 11.10 and 12.04 will see some good improvements to the daily use factor of it.
[23:07] <tiago_> I mounted the ubuntu iso, how can I make it run?
[23:07] <Gentoo64> tiago_, in windows?
[23:07] <sunice> TrueColors so you've got to the part where you've run the pearl script? and what hapened?
[23:07] <Igashu> Gentoo64, just speed.  I hit the windows key, type "term" and hit enter.
[23:08] <Igashu> etc
[23:08] <tiago_> Gentoo64: no, ubuntu. I lost some packages and i am currently on console mode tty
[23:08] <Gentoo64> i suppose, but clicking a terminal icon seems quicker
[23:08] <zooka> Gentoo64: The search is basically akin to a built-in Gnome-DO or Kupfer (or Synpase if you will) It's just a nice feature for moderate to power-users
[23:08] <Gentoo64> tiago_, you dont mount the iso
[23:08] <Gentoo64> you burn it to disc
[23:08] <Igashu> If you prefer using a mouse, sure :P
[23:08] <tiago_> Gentoo64: i know, but i don't have discs currently nor internet connection
[23:08] <tiago_> there must be a way to get those packages
[23:08] <SIFTU> hotkeys are even quicker <super+t>
[23:09] <Igashu> sure, but I don't have hotkeys for all 60 apps I have installed!
[23:09] <zooka> Igashu: I prefer a keyboard shortcut ;) Shift+Ctrl+T for a terminal / command prompt
[23:09] <Igashu> (etc etc)
[23:09] <zooka> SIFTU: Beat me to it
[23:09] <Igashu> yes, perhaps Terminal was a poor example
[23:09] <Gentoo64> i like openbox just right click the desktop
[23:09] <Zack> arcademan they said to come back here
[23:09] <SIFTU> Gentoo64: yep, openbox with hotkeys.. I hardly ever use the menu
[23:10] <Gentoo64> yea its all preference, i like the mouse myself
[23:11] <Gaming4JC> tiago_: Might want to lookover this topic, though I've not tried it. http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2553827&postcount=3
[23:12] <Zack> i need some help with a wlan0 problem
[23:12] <Gentoo64> why have they made it so you have to login to view ubuntu forum stuff
[23:13] <Gentoo64> afaik it didnt used to be like that
[23:13] <RyuGuns> ???
[23:13] <SIFTU> Gentoo64: yeah I noticed that too.. beats me, stupid move
[23:13] <Gaming4JC> !help | RyGuns
[23:13] <Gaming4JC> xD
[23:14] <Gaming4JC> Zack: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fyj7-_GQbZE Your 132 error was mentioned here, dunno if it's the same though
[23:15] <Gaming4JC> Over 10 pages on google with that error.
[23:15] <Gaming4JC> :/
[23:15] <chaitu> hello All
[23:17] <Gaming4JC> ubottu: chaitu, Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay!
[23:17] <Gaming4JC> I know you aren't.
[23:17] <Gaming4JC> :)
[23:19] <Igashu> In case anybody was wondering
[23:19] <Igashu> it reads the .desktop files in /usr/share/applications
[23:19] <Igashu> :)
[23:19] <zooka> so here is a suddenly relevant question for everyone. Most terminal based IRC applications use Page Up/Down to scroll through the conversation. Any suggestions for when my laptop has no Page Up/Down keys? (Using Irssi)
[23:20] <zooka> Sorry, suddenly relevent to me*
[23:20] <Gentoo64> idk. use xchat?
[23:20] <SIFTU> zooka: bind it to another key?
[23:20] <Gentoo64> or dont you use a gui
[23:20] <Gaming4JC> Igashu: Could be nifty to put that info somewhere on here if it's not already https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity
[23:20] <Gaming4JC> :)
[23:20] <zooka> Gentoo64 - I'm using Awesome WM, so I do have GUI applications, but it's easier to tile terminals than gtk apps.
[23:21] <Gentoo64> ah ok
[23:21] <zooka> SIFTU - I'll be honest, all of my key binding experience has never gone well. To this day I haven't found out how to use xmodmap (or whatever it's called) properly
[23:21] <Renski> hi, just did a apt-get upgrade, and a shutdown -r now, and now my box change seem to access the network. Could use a hand?
[23:21] <Gentoo64> whats with all the tiling madness
[23:21] <SIFTU> zooka: http://irssi.org/beginner/#c9
[23:21] <Gentoo64> seems everyones using awesome lol
[23:22] <zooka> SIFTU - thanks, one moment
[23:22] <zooka> Gentoo64 - Honestly, I definitely am trying it cause I jumped on the bandwagon, but I can't live without tiling now
[23:22] <zooka> Super conveniant
[23:23] <Gentoo64> ive never liked it myself
[23:23] <zooka> SIFTU - This looks great! Thank you :)
[23:23] <SIFTU> zooka: I use pytyle with openbox on virtual desktop I want tiled (which is not all)
[23:23] <zooka> Gentoo64 - To each their own
[23:23] <Gentoo64> ^ yea :)
[23:23] <annath> hey all... I have a question. I recently got a new charger for my laptop. The old one was a 90 Watt brick, and the new one is 65 Watts. Windows doesn't seem to have a problem with it, but when I am booted in ubuntu it constantly switched between charging and discharging the battery and popping up notifications about power remaining that get in the way of what I'm doing. Since windows seems to have no problem I'm wondering if
[23:23] <annath>  this is some sort of adjustment that Ubuntu isn't doing automatically? (Side note: if I take the battery out and just run on AC power, I have no problems.)
[23:24] <zooka> SIFTU - another good way to do it, I tried openbox and fluxbox, but awesome has been suiting my needs much better so far
[23:24] <Gentoo64> annath, isn't it the official charger then?
[23:24] <annath> No, but the one on Acer's website is also a 65 Watt supply, so I assumed that they just revised it to draw less power.
[23:25] <Gentoo64> ah ok as long as the wattage is right
[23:25] <annath> The computer came with the 90 Watt supply but Acer seems to think that 65 is just fine
[23:25] <Gentoo64> no idea anyway
[23:25] <Phr3d13> ok, back into ubuntu, how can i safely purge as many caches as possible?
[23:25] <zooka> annath - I generally suggest sticking with the wattage of the original adaptor
[23:26] <Gentoo64> ^ that would be most reliable
[23:26] <zooka> annath - I would suspect that since the draw into the battery is so low, Ubuntu is assuming that it is charging, then not charging, then charging again
[23:26] <Gentoo64> but.. laptop chargers are dear no?
[23:26] <Gentoo64> 90 to 65 watts is quite  alot
[23:26] <Gentoo64> of difference
[23:26] <annath> I actually tried, but I couldn't find another 90 watt supply anywhere
[23:26] <annath> :/
[23:26] <annath> which was rather confusing
[23:27] <zooka> annath - You can ussually get a cheap universal charge. Try an Antec or Cooler Master if you don't want to spend too much.
[23:27] <Gentoo64> annath, it could just be an ubuntu problem. so many peoplle have problems with ubuntu and laptops
[23:27] <Gentoo64> in all areas
[23:27] <zooka> Gentoo64 - Wattage isn't a huge concern with adaptors. It just shows the maximum thouroughput of the charger. Ampage and Voltage are more important in choosing the correct adaptor
[23:28] <zooka> ugh that was some bad spelling
[23:28] <annath> it's got the same output voltage
[23:28] <SIFTU> annath: you could see the power draw by unplugging the AC and running powertop
[23:29] <annath> I'll try that
[23:29] <Maarten> annath: A laptop can easily work on 65 Watt. However, depending on the laptop, you might not get a very quick charge (or none at all) when you are working on it. A laptop AC adapter will first use wattage to power the laptop, and what is left will be used to charge the laptop battery. Ergo, if a laptop uses 60 Watt, with a 65 Watt power supply there is only 5 Watt left for charging, which really is not much.
[23:30] <Gentoo64> either way, windows works, ubuntu dont
[23:30] <annath> Yeah, I know. I'm not hugely concerned with charge speed because I have a newish battery that has good life, so I usually just charge it while I'm in class or at night. I'm just concerned about this flickering
[23:31] <Gentoo64> maybe because of ubuntus high power usage
[23:31] <DrGamut> Has anyone solved the screen tearing issues with nvidia proprietary drivers and dual monitors?
[23:31] <Gentoo64> with the kernel
[23:31] <annath> Gentoo64: Yep. Which makes me :( because usually it's the other way around XD
[23:31] <Gentoo64> im guessing its something to do with maybe the kernels power usage problem
[23:31] <annath> that's what I'm thinking
[23:31] <annath> I was hoping I could adjust what it was trying to draw to match the new adapter
[23:32] <zooka> DrGamut - have you set your v sync in compix config?
[23:32] <SIFTU> annath: powertop will help you with that
[23:32] <annath> kk
[23:32] <annath> I am building it now
[23:32] <Gentoo64> hope you sort it, sorry im no good with laptops
[23:32] <DrGamut> zooka, i set it in the nvidia config, and i enabled a workaround as suggested by some google results
[23:33] <zooka> DrGamut - The nvidia config v sync doesnt seem to work
[23:33] <Gentoo64> it never does
[23:33] <zooka> DrGamut - install compiz settings manager if you haven't already
[23:33] <DrGamut> zooka: So where is the v sync option in compiz config
[23:33] <DrGamut> I have it
[23:33] <zooka> DrGamut - uh I beleive general options, one sec
[23:33] <Gentoo64> i bet you any money youll never get vsync working 100% through a config
[23:34] <zooka> Gentoo64 - Mine works pretty well, the left monitor has a different refresh rate though which is a nuisance
[23:34] <Gentoo64> its weird, adjusting the settings makes tearing seem less, but it never gets rid of it completely for some reason
[23:34] <DrGamut> I don't see any vsync options in general
[23:35] <Gentoo64> onlything ive ever managed to get vsync on is mplayer2 with vdpau, games, and gnome 3
[23:35] <zooka> DrGamut - http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2009/09/20/make-compiz-run-smoothly-and-without-tearing/ This should show you where that is located
[23:35] <TrueColors> #nginx is friggin dead, and #perl is completely full of douchebags -.-
[23:35] <zooka> If I'm correct.
[23:35] <zooka> DrGamut - also you may have to disable v sync everywhere else you have turned it on (e.g. nvidia control panel)
[23:36] <TrueColors> So, for the last time before I top myself, can someone help me get perl running with FCGI in nginx...
[23:36] <salvatore> ciao
[23:36] <TrueColors> because if not, it's most likely I'll end up uninstalling ubuntu and to hell with it.
[23:36] <DrGamut> zooka: my ccsm doesn't have the options mentioned in that link
[23:36] <DrGamut> i've seen screenshots of this tab that had much more options than mine does, too
[23:37] <zooka> DrGamut - You probably installed the simple version.
[23:37] <DrGamut> oh
[23:37] <salvatore> ciao
[23:37] <zooka> DrGamut - in Ubuntu Software center you can choose simple or advanced
[23:37] <DrGamut> i didn't know there were other versions
[23:37] <zooka> DrGamut - just the two
[23:37] <zykotick9> !it | salvatore
[23:38] <DrGamut> hmm i didn't install the simple one
[23:38] <DrGamut> i have the one that doesn't say simple
[23:38] <salvatore> join #ubuntu-it
[23:38] <zooka> DrGamut - what version of ubuntu are you on?
[23:38] <zykotick9> salvatore, "/join #ubuntu-it"
[23:38] <DrGamut> 11.10, but I just upgraded to the beta from 11.04 specifically to see if it solved this issue
[23:39] <DrGamut> and i'm pretty sure i checked into the CCSM options before I did that
[23:39] <nemo> Has anyone encountered indicator-applet-appmenu sucking up 100% of CPU in Natty?
[23:39] <nemo> trying to figure out why
[23:39] <DrGamut> but i could be wrong
[23:39] <nemo> I attached ltrace, but nothing obvious in the output
[23:39] <zooka> DrGamut - gotcha. I haven't used 11.10 yet, so I don't know if they changed something there
[23:40] <zooka> DrGamut - I'm not sure what to tell you if that setting isn't there. Delete and reinstall compiz settings manager maybe?
[23:40] <DrGamut> Is there really no way to just force the refresh rates of your displays? I read somewhere that they have to be different because that's how X discriminates between displays internally - don't know if that's true.
[23:41] <zooka> DrGamut - You could look into editing your xorg.conf to enter it manually. I wouldn't know how to help you with that though
[23:42] <zooka> DrGamut - I'll be back in a bit sorry, but good luck
[23:42] <Fail_Bot> I'm having a problem creating a new user, its not able to lock the passwd file, I deleted it, and it didn't fix it
[23:42] <TrueColors> Am I being ignored here... (probably, I shouldn't even be alive)
[23:42] <soreau> DrGamut: X does not use refresh rate to differentiate between outputs
[23:42] <soreau> DrGamut: What is the actual problem you're having?
[23:43] <soreau> TrueColors: What does running FCGI in nginx have to do with ubuntu?
[23:43] <private_meta> Hi. I've been installing phpbb3 from the repositories and sendmail does not seem to work, no mails are sent. There is no error message in the logs, neither in /var/log, nor phpbb, any idea what I could do to fix it? The install sendmail program is exim4
[23:43] <TrueColors> I've got nowhere else to go, soreau. I told you that.
[23:43] <pants_> is there some magic way to get the flash cache to make it possible to grab flv videos from youtube
[23:43] <TrueColors> nginx is friggin inactive.
[23:44] <TrueColors> and i'm at my witts end with all these stupid tutorials which are .. well, stupid.
[23:44] <soreau> TrueColors: No, you didn't. And this isn't a catchall channel just because it's well populated. It's the official ubuntu support channel
[23:44] <TrueColors> and perl comes installed with ubuntu, and I'm using ubuntu ... I thikn it's a good match
[23:44] <soreau> pants_: Try firefox addon 'download helper'
[23:45] <soreau> TrueColors: I have no idea what you're trying to do but it sounds like you should seek a channel or forum that's more specific to what you're trying to find out
[23:46] <zykotick9> pants_, flash creates and deletes the file right away.  To capture them first run "lsof | grep Flash" to find out the proc #### being used then "cat /proc/####/fd/XX > flash.flv" the XX will be for each video you're watching.  Sorry best directions I can give over IRC.  Good luck.
[23:46] <soreau> pants_: Download helper is *way* easier :)
[23:46] <zykotick9> soreau, +1
[23:47] <pants_> yeah i know
[23:48] <soreau> pants_: Then why are you asking?
[23:49] <pants_> i don't know, i've read about scripts that'll take it out of the cache folder and move it so you can watch it later
[23:49] <soreau> pants_: Download. Helper.
[23:49] <soreau> Firefox. Add-on.
[23:49] <zykotick9> pants_, those are outdated - flash files used to be stored in /tmp
[23:49] <soreau> indeed
[23:49] <soreau> It used to be easy
[23:49] <tetsu> is there a channel for UEC?
[23:50] <soreau> tetsu: What is UEC in this context?
[23:50] <tetsu> ubuntu enterprise cloud
[23:50] <pants_> i have download helper i just wanted to be a little tricky i guess?
[23:50] <pants_> at any rate i learned a bit about bash today so
[23:50] <soreau> pants_: Why???
[23:50] <repnop> pants: another way is to use wireshark and just wget the flv file
[23:50] <soreau> repnop: With download helper, you can just copy the download link
[23:51] <repnop> afaik you need some headers set
[23:51] <repnop> otherwise it'll return a 403?
[23:51] <soreau> no, you don't
[23:51] <CoreXeT> anonymous?
[23:51] <repnop> but just giving him another route
[23:52] <soreau> repnop: Well I guess if he wants to use the most difficult way imaginable, he may as well just switch from firefox to links
[23:55] <roooot> is there any diff between xubuntu and ubuntu?
[23:55] <roooot> Like a MAIN difference?
[23:56] <aeon-ltd> roooot: xfce not gnome
[23:56] <roooot> is that the only diff?
[23:56] <smw> roooot, different default installed programs
[23:56] <smw> roooot, different desktop environment
[23:56] <aeon-ltd> dude you don't understand how big that diff is
[23:57] <roooot> Lol im just tryin to decide which one to install..
[23:57] <aeon-ltd> it changes everything, all gui apps are different, only the ubuntu 'core' non-x stuff is the same
[23:57] <smw> roooot, the only difference is one is gnome and the other xfce
[23:57] <roooot> is one fast then another? or no cause same kernel
[23:58] <roooot> i heard xubuntu is lighter cuz no gnome
[23:58] <aeon-ltd> yes
[23:58] <Maarten> xubuntu is more geared to lower-end hardware, xfce does not take up as many resources as gnome, so on older hardware, it is generally faster. On newer hardware, it does not matter much
[23:58] <aeon-ltd> frankly though if you want light don't even use DEs
[23:58] <zykotick9> roooot, they both use the same repository, so you can install the same things on either xubuntu or ubuntu or kubuntu or etc.
[23:58] <smw> thunar > nautilus (from a speed perspective)
[23:59] <roooot> well im running intel core i7... 6 gb ram..
[23:59] <roooot> i tryed ubuntu kinda sloppy ;s
[23:59] <aeon-ltd> heh he heh
[23:59] <smw> roooot, get normal ubuntu. If you later want, you can try xfce
[23:59] <roooot> i tryed ubuntu alrdy.. and sometimes it hangs
[23:59] <aeon-ltd> roooot: sloppy how? laggy if so try classic or disabling compiz/unity