[00:00] <meek> gnome im pretty sure
[00:00] <meek> ubuntu 11 x64
[00:00] <meek> or is that kde
[00:00] <g0rs> meek: gnome has an installer for deb files which is neat. I use it everytime.
[00:00] <th0r> meek: since the deb is marked 'all' I doubt it is a 64 bit app
[00:01] <meek> im trying to download these files http://www.appinventorbeta.com/learn/setup/setuplinux.html
[00:01] <meek> and the sudo dpkg line wont run. and dep package from the site is "of bad qualty"
[00:01] <meek> when i run in USC
[00:02] <kvv> meek..
[00:02] <StSapphire> I
[00:02] <kvv> can you try one thing?
[00:02] <meek> sure
[00:03] <kvv> install gdebi by typing: "sudo apt-get install gdebi"
[00:03] <kvv> without the quotes
[00:03] <meek> ok installing now
[00:03] <StSapphire> I'm having an issue with hard disk corruption, and I've never had to deal with this before, so I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction to start? I ran the bios disk check and it said there were errors on my primary hard drive, and the system won't boot to hda1, where Ubuntu is installed.
[00:03] <kvv> after you do that, go  to the appinventor deb file, right click it, go to open with -
[00:04] <kvv> then chooose gdebi
[00:04] <meek> ok
[00:04] <StSapphire> Should I be running fsck and just saying yes to all the inode illegal blocks messages?
[00:04] <g0rs> meek: gdebi installer is pretty good
[00:05] <meek> aweomse i think it worked
[00:05] <kvv> great!
[00:05] <meek> how do i find appinventor now haha
[00:05] <kvv> oh
[00:05] <kvv> go to home -> Downloads
[00:06] <kvv> using nautilus
[00:06] <y4h0> hi
[00:07] <y4h0> is it safe to install  ruby1.8 without verification on ubuntu 11.04
[00:07] <kvv> umm
[00:07] <meek> i already installed it, but cant find it in apps
[00:07] <kvv> oh ok
[00:07] <kvv> go to your terminal
[00:07] <kvv> type "appinv"
[00:07] <kvv> then press tab a couple of times
[00:08] <kvv> hopefully it should autoaomplet
[00:09] <kvv> but, it is strange that it didn't come in the menu. i hope you installed it completely.
[00:09] <meek> says it should be in /usr/google/appinventor-setup
[00:09] <meek> where is usr?
[00:09] <kvv> Oh!
[00:09] <kvv> again, back to the terminal :D
[00:09] <meek> k
[00:10] <kvv> type "cd /usr/google/"
[00:10] <meek> ah i forgot t he / haha
[00:10] <meek> ty
[00:10] <kvv> then "sudo chmod a+x appinventor-setup"
[00:10] <kvv> tell me if that worked without errors
[00:11] <meek> yep
[00:11] <meek> just new line
[00:11] <meek> cant run though
[00:12] <kvv> ok
[00:12] <kvv> then
[00:12] <zykotick9> kvv, just an fyi for ya, but if you want everyone to have execute you can just take out "a" so ".. chmod +x foo" would work
[00:12] <y4h0> wth is with the "Warning the following packages cannot be authenticated" ?
[00:12] <kvv> @zyko thanks :)
[00:12] <meek> tried ./appinventor
[00:12] <kvv> type "sudo ./appinventor-setup"
[00:12] <meek> doesnt have -setup at the end, took it out for last command you gave me
[00:13] <kvv> ok..
[00:13] <meek> sudo: ./appinventor: command not found
[00:13] <meek> under usr/google i have appinventor in blue
[00:13] <meek> only file there
[00:14] <meek> idk why i cant run it
[00:14] <kvv> is appinventor a folder??
[00:14] <kvv> D:
[00:14] <zykotick9> meek, are you sure it's "appinventor"?  OR are you running a 64bit OS and trying to install a 32bit binary?
[00:14] <meek> good question
[00:14] <meek> http://www.appinventorbeta.com/learn/setup/setuplinux.html
[00:14] <meek> just followed that
[00:14] <meek> think it may be 32
[00:14] <th0r> zykotick9: I pointed that out earlier. He is running a 64 bit system, and the deb is marked 'all'
[00:15] <meek> how can i find /usr/ in file manager rather than term?
[00:16] <meek> : cd: /appinventor: No such file or directory
[00:16] <meek>   
[00:16] <meek> and i cant go into appinventor so im not sure if its a folder
[00:16] <mc_teo> in terminal "nautilus /usr/"
[00:17] <VampsDaVamps> is there a package to manage login screen looks?
[00:17] <kvv> according to the website, the setup file should be "appinventor-setup", i don't know why it's different for you
[00:18] <meek> i used gdebi to install the setup_1deb
[00:18] <kvv> gdebi is basically a GUI frontend for dpkg
[00:19] <meek> welp, idk i have the adb file that i need to run it but its not working
[00:19] <meek> and its root so i cant make it exe
[00:19] <meek> gonna take a break
[00:19] <meek> tahnks for your help guys
[00:20] <juliohm> Hi, do you know why Ubuntu Customization Toolkit (UCK) is not finding some packages during it's session?
[00:20] <juliohm> I can install in my host machine fine. But when trying to install the same packages in the UCK session, for customize the iso, the packages are not found.
[00:21] <kvv> meek: according to the website, after installing, there should be a folder call /usr/google/appinventor-setup
[00:22] <meek> yea there is kvv
[00:22] <meek> i can get to the files
[00:22] <kvv> yes..
[00:22] <VampsDaVamps> is there a package to manage login screen looks?
[00:22] <ClientAlive> I'm having a difficulty with fdisk can someone help?
[00:22] <meek> but they wont run
[00:22] <kvv> what is the name of the executable ?
[00:22] <th0r> VampsDaVamps: gdmsetup
[00:22] <VampsDaVamps> from term right th0r
[00:23] <ClientAlive> When I get to the point where you would specify the partition size it list it as "First sector" not "First cylinder"
[00:23] <meek> adb
[00:23] <meek> and emulator and mksdcard
[00:23] <th0r> VampsDaVamps: it should be in the menu somewhere, but yes, you should be able to run it from the terminal as well using gksudo
[00:23] <meek> but i need the adb, i think thats  the app inventer gui
[00:23] <kvv> what error message does it give when you execute adb from the terminal?
[00:23] <ClientAlive> "first cylinder" is what it shows in the guide I'm going off and with that it starts at "1" not "2048" like I have here now
[00:24] <twells> quit
[00:24] <twells> exit
[00:24] <meek> i cant get to the appinventor folder in term for some reason
[00:24] <meek> and if i drag and drop adb to term i get a while wall of text
[00:24] <kvv> the folder will be called appinventer-setup
[00:25] <kvv> and no, dragging and dropping doesn't do anything useful
[00:25] <VampsDaVamps> th0r, it says 'No protocol specificied' cannot open dis[;au 0:0
[00:25] <VampsDaVamps> err display
[00:28] <ClientAlive> no takers?
[00:28] <meek> so kvv im in the appinventor-setuptoler
[00:28] <meek> on term.
[00:28] <meek> how do i run adb, just ./adb right? cuase i get a huge wall when i do
[00:28] <kvv> ouch
[00:28] <raouf> hi everyone, I'm trying to set synergy in two machines (server: under xp, client: under ubuntu) I did all the windows configs, but when lunching the client "synergyc" I got that error message " WARNING: failed to connect to server: address not found for: serveur" can you help me to fix that ?
[00:28] <kvv> and no error message?
[00:29] <meek> oh,well i guess it works
[00:29] <comitt> hi everyone. when i installed ubuntu, i somehow ended up having no partition for swap (it still works somehow). where can i find some info about the way the drive needs to be partitioned? i couldnt figure out how to use the formatiing options at the time of the OS installation. thanks
[00:29] <meek> but its all term based and no GUI but on the site i saw a gui
[00:30] <kvv> what does "emulator" do?
[00:30] <VampsDaVamps> comitt, i notice that swap is used more for systems with low ram installed. normally under 1 gb.. swap is much like the windows pagefile
[00:31] <meek> oh nvm i think i got it
[00:31] <meek> ty
[00:31] <meek> kvv
[00:31] <kvv> sure!
[00:31] <comitt> well, do other linux distros use the partition? like, need it? i intend to test fedora too
[00:32] <VampsDaVamps> comitt, swap is apart of the linux filesystem. its not to my knowledge dependant to any perticular distro. so fedora would use it as well
[00:33] <zykotick9> comitt, so long as you aren't using hybernate - that can cause problems if sharing swap between distros!
[00:34] <comitt> i see, thanks. ill look up anyway how to set up the partitioning correctly, "just in case"
[00:34] <VampsDaVamps> comitt, you should be able to setup a swap partittion during install.
[00:34] <comitt> one more thing. i have ubuntu on something like the 4th partition of the drive. i boot up with grub2 and have windows xp on the first partition. if i delete the ubuntu partition, will this mess up the boot in any way? thanks
[00:35] <kvv> that very likely depends on where you last setup grub
[00:35] <fullmetal> comitt: most likely since your boot loader is grub is it not?
[00:35] <comitt> VampsDaVamps: i agree, but i couldnt figure out what option to use for the partition. i was able to format for the first partition, where i put the system files and the rest, but the rest of the "unallocated space" became unusable
[00:35] <comitt> fullmetal: yes
[00:36] <ClientAlive> anyone for fdisk??
[00:36] <zykotick9> comitt, fyi you can only have 4 primary partitions
[00:36] <ClientAlive> I'd sure appreciate the help
[00:36] <fullmetal> clentAlive: i rather use partition magic
[00:36]  * yagoo says "swap" is not part of the filesystem.
[00:36] <ClientAlive> yeah
[00:36] <ClientAlive> well this is how my guide goes
[00:36] <fullmetal> but fdisk if you need it command line
[00:36] <VampsDaVamps> comitt, you can actually setup non-standard partition names and just format it to a specific size
[00:36] <ClientAlive> I need to fig it out some how
[00:37] <yagoo> ClientAlive, need to figure what?
[00:37] <fullmetal> advanced track, ok what you got
[00:37] <fullmetal> m for menu
[00:37] <comitt> so... if i already have 4 partitions on my drive.... how do i actually make the additional partition for swap? any clue?
[00:37] <fullmetal> then its pretty explanitory from there....
[00:37] <ClientAlive>  "first cylinder" is what it shows in the guide I'm going off and with that it starts at "1" not "2048" like I have here now
[00:37]  * yagoo uses gparted live cd for partition editing
[00:38]  * VampsDaVamps agrees with yagoo
[00:38] <ClientAlive> When I get to the point where you would specify the partition size it list it as "First sector" not "First cylinder"
[00:38] <fullmetal> with 4 partitions already there and not knowing what you have alread set you may want to use a gui for this  one
[00:38] <airtonix> creating a liveusb for a macbook pro... would it work if the usb was created on a ubuntu machine ?
[00:38] <ClientAlive> sry
[00:38] <ClientAlive> had to find it in the window again to paste here
[00:38] <fullmetal> ClientAlive: you may just nuke your drive... did you backup first?
[00:38] <yagoo> airtonix, does your macbook support usb boot?
[00:38] <ClientAlive> its bare
[00:39] <ClientAlive> starting wtih nothing
[00:39] <ClientAlive> there are no partitions to begin with either
[00:39] <fullmetal> you said you have 4 partitions already?
[00:39] <airtonix> yagoo: it's not mine, work colleague. how do i determine that ?
[00:39] <ClientAlive> errr
[00:39] <ClientAlive> I don't think so
[00:39] <fullmetal> sorry confusing you with committ
[00:39] <yagoo> airtonix, u can look up the model online, also if you want to boot into linux from the internal HD, you'd need to use refit
[00:40] <ClientAlive> my "units" are wrong
[00:40] <ClientAlive> in fdisk I mean
[00:40] <ClientAlive> I need cylinders not sectors
[00:40] <yagoo> ClientAlive, don't bother with that.. just use gparted
[00:40] <airtonix> yagoo: so the only way to know if the macbook pro allows for usb boot is if the apple web page bothers to mention it?
[00:41] <ClientAlive> I'm running gentoo live install cd and following the manual
[00:41] <yagoo> airtonix, 1) Get your macbook model. 2) Look it up.
[00:41] <VampsDaVamps> where do i change the login screen setup? such as using a custom login screen from art.gnome?
[00:41] <airtonix> yagoo: so you don't know then ?
[00:41] <zykotick9> VampsDaVamps, short answer - you can't
[00:41] <ClientAlive> besides, I trust fdisk more anyway (don't aks me why --just seems like 'quality' to me)
[00:41] <yagoo> airtonix, are you 12 years old?
[00:42] <VampsDaVamps> zykotick9, really? why would they make custom login screen then.. not being rude, just seems like a waste of time
[00:42] <fullmetal> ClientAlive: you can always assume that they are the same and proceed. what have you got to lose?
[00:42] <fullmetal> its a bear drive...
[00:42] <airtonix> yagoo: well i asked a specific question and you're giving me vague answers. ( but getting frustrated as a response to my questions isn't that mature )
[00:42] <yagoo> lol
[00:42]  * yagoo thinks some kids.
[00:42] <zykotick9> VampsDaVamps, in older versions of GDM is was easy, but now... not so much
[00:42] <th0r> VampsDaVamps: did you run gdmsetup?
[00:43] <ClientAlive> err
[00:43] <VampsDaVamps> th0r couldnt
[00:43] <ClientAlive> something
[00:43] <ClientAlive> the start of the disk
[00:43] <zykotick9> VampsDaVamps, fyi gdm-setup doesn't allow appearance changes anyways
[00:43] <th0r> zykotick9: another ubuntu 'improvement'?
[00:43] <zykotick9> th0r, gnome improvement - nothing to do with ubuntu
[00:43] <ClientAlive> I meant to say "/boot is supposed to begin at . . ."
[00:43] <ClientAlive> errrr
[00:44] <yagoo> ClientAlive, you're getting what boot error?
[00:44] <th0r> zykotick9: indeed....I am running debian squeeze, xfce, and gdm, and I was able to change the login screen with gdmsetup
[00:44] <VampsDaVamps> so the ability to make everything bout my pc custom from bootloader screen to login and wallpapers is disappearing?
[00:44] <gtozzi> Hi there. Can someone help me solve this error i got when doin some common tasks like "apt-get update"? Error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.ExecFailed: Failed to execute program /lib/dbus-1.0/dbus-daemon-launch-helper: Success
[00:45] <zykotick9> th0r, you aren't using gdm3 then (NOT part of Gnome3 btw)
[00:45] <ClientAlive> I'm having a problem using fdisk. The units to specify the partition size are the wrong units. I don't know how to change it or why it's like that. Need to get on track with this somehow.
[00:45] <Seven_Six_Two> laptop exporting /home partition with NFS, mounting to a folder in desktop's home. For some reason, copying files to laptop is very very slow. Here's my fstab and exports:  http://pastebin.com/rFZReatb Anything I can do? It does little bursts, but doesn't go above 1MB/s, and it looks sort of like it's frozen.
[00:45] <th0r> zykotick9: right....gdm 2.2...learn something new every day
[00:45] <zykotick9> ClientAlive, you can use +100G in fdisk to specify a size
[00:46] <yagoo> ClientAlive, since there's nothing on the disk. Why are you not using the simple graphical partitioning tools? (the installer as well can allow manual changes)
[00:46] <ClientAlive> ok, may I share a link? Perhaps this will help explain.
[00:46] <gtozzi> I've just replaced my HD. This might be related
[00:46] <yagoo> ClientAlive, can you state your full problem? Are you using a special blocksize hd ?
[00:46] <VampsDaVamps> zykotick9, so login screen changin is a no go with gdm?
[00:47] <ClientAlive> In the section entitled "Creating the boot section"   http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=1&chap=4#filesystems
[00:47] <ClientAlive> that's where I'm att
[00:47] <yagoo> ClientAlive, dude.. that's gentoo.
[00:47] <ClientAlive> my fdisk is off
[00:47] <zykotick9> VampsDaVamps, with modern versions of GDM it is a MAJOR pain - with very limited themes available
[00:47] <ClientAlive> not like in the manual
[00:47] <ClientAlive> i'm studk
[00:47] <ClientAlive> It's extramely complicated
[00:47] <yagoo> ClientAlive, #gentoo.. you're in ubuntu man.
[00:47] <zykotick9> VampsDaVamps, ubuntu-tweak (or whatever it's called) offers a couple of themes
[00:48] <ClientAlive> I'm building getoo and will run raid 5 and lvm2 with grub 2
[00:48] <VampsDaVamps> zykotick9, is there a dm that will
[00:48] <ClientAlive> I'm just trying to make partitions on all my disks right now.
[00:48] <ClientAlive> fdisk, for me, is showing my disk in a different unit that what I need it to
[00:48] <zykotick9> VampsDaVamps, i don't know - i pretty much stick to gdm for the last several years (5+ anyways), but KDM might?
[00:48]  * yagoo thinks people who point urls about other distros should go to #distro. Period.
[00:49] <ClientAlive> there isn't a soul at the gentoo channel right now and I just spent the last 8 hrs learning what I need to do to make this happen
[00:49] <ClientAlive> now I'm ready to do it and this happens
[00:49] <yagoo> then join a gentoo mailing list
[00:50] <ClientAlive> I don't have a clue what to even google for or i'd do that
[00:51] <zykotick9> ClientAlive, #gentoo has 800+ people right now?!
[00:51] <gtozzi> anybody?
[00:52] <yagoo> zykotick9, if u look at all that he's been saying, he pretty much is not listening to other people's advices to use hte ubuntu installer to partition edit.. Now he just recently says he's using gentoo. Some people.
[00:52] <ClientAlive> and they're all coming and going and that's all they're doing
[00:52] <ClientAlive> I been on that channel with my question the last 20 min and not a hint of any help
[00:52] <zykotick9> ClientAlive, gentoo isn't support here, period.  you could try ##linux if you wished - but not here.
[00:53] <ClientAlive> gee
[00:53] <ClientAlive> thanks
[00:54] <ClientAlive> that's called a "cop-out"
[00:54] <nocleader> Maybe if he went to Gentoo and asked about Ubuntu ... he'd get more help?
[00:54] <ClientAlive> it's not like I haven't spent hrs of my time helping others
[00:55] <ClientAlive> what's more -- I'm asking about "fdisk
[00:55]  * yagoo thinks ClientAlive is spamming
[00:55] <ClientAlive> of course
[00:56] <zykotick9> ClientAlive, in your choice of distro you should consider what level of support offerings there are
[00:56] <ClientAlive> how is it wrong to come and ask a non distro specific question
[00:56] <Seven_Six_Two> I seriously don't get it. I've tried lots of different options, and copying to a mounted nfs share is barely functional. changed and omitted rsize and wsize, tried async and sync, no_subtree_check and subtree_check, with and without nohide
[00:57] <ClientAlive> and why would I not feel offended when someone uses that cop out w/ me when I myself spend hrs of my own time helping others
[00:57] <ClientAlive> ??
[00:57] <rww> ClientAlive: because this channel is for Ubuntu technical support. You're not using Ubuntu. Therefore, your question is not on-topic here. Quit going on about it.
[00:57] <ClientAlive> you can have yourselves
[00:57] <yagoo> he's spammin.. he'll just pop in again and mock us.. some people.
[00:59] <robin0800> ClientAlive, and if you know very little about partitions are you sure gentoo is a wise choice
[00:59] <bazhang> robin0800, he's gone.
[01:01] <robin0800> bazhang, good
[01:01] <BlueProtoman> I've got a problem installing Ubuntu; but this time a different problem.  I installed an alternate version of Ubuntu onto my flash drive, with some different drivers, etc.  Picking "run Ubuntu from this USB" does nothing, and just restarts the launcher.
[01:01] <bazhang> BlueProtoman, mint?
[01:01] <gtozzi> Can some of you please tell me your current / default permissions and ownership for /lib/dbus-1.0/dbus-daemon-launch-helper ?
[01:02] <BlueProtoman> Trying to boot from Help tells me the kernel is missing.
[01:02] <bazhang> BlueProtoman, what is the "alternate version"
[01:03] <alpicola> gtozzi: -rwsr-xr-- 1 root messagebus
[01:04] <gtozzi> alpicola: ty
[01:05] <BlueProtoman> Anyone?
[01:05] <bazhang> BlueProtoman, what is the "alternate version"
[01:11] <BlueProtoman> Anyone?  Hello?
[01:11] <Netham46> How long has KDE for ARM been in the repos?
[01:12] <yeats> BlueProtoman: did you ever answer about which "alternate version" of Ubuntu you're running? (got dropped for a minute)
[01:13] <BlueProtoman> Not anything like Kubuntu, etc.  Filename is ubuntu-11.04-alternate-amd64+mac.iso
[01:13] <bazhang> BlueProtoman, amd64+mac ?
[01:15] <yeats> bazhang: it is listed here, fwiw: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/11.04/release/ - looks official ;-)
[01:16] <yagoo> BlueProtoman, md5/shasum
[01:16] <BlueProtoman> Hold on
[01:16] <FluxD> hi how can I use resize2fs to extend a ext4 partition to maximum size by including the free space?
[01:16] <bazhang> yeats, yep thanks
[01:17] <bazhang> BlueProtoman, whats the exact error? does it say it cannot find the cd?
[01:17] <yagoo> FluxD, if u use that.. it doesnt resize the partition entry.. it's easier to use gparted live cd (it resizes both partition entry and filesystem header info)
[01:17] <FluxD> yagoo, I am in a non gui environment
[01:18] <BlueProtoman> bazhang: No, hold on.
[01:18] <BlueProtoman> bazhang: Could not find kernel image: /casper/vmlinuz
[01:18] <BlueProtoman> Upon inspection of the flash drive, I see no such folder or file.
[01:18] <yagoo> FluxD, maybe parted does both (cli)
[01:19] <FluxD> yagoo, it does not support ext4 right?
[01:19] <bazhang> BlueProtoman, md5 the iso? did you use unetbootin to create this? some other method?
[01:19] <BlueProtoman> USB Universal Installer
[01:19] <BlueProtoman> And I'm still working on it, I'm doing three things at once.
[01:19] <yagoo> FluxD, i don't know.. you'd probably like to ask #kernel..
[01:19] <darktwiget> hello?
[01:20] <darktwiget> can someone help me with an audio problem?
[01:20] <yagoo> FluxD, http://gparted.sourceforge.net/features.php
[01:20] <bazhang> darktwiget, ask the channel
[01:21] <yagoo> FluxD, i'm guessing if gparted can do it, then parted can
[01:21] <BlueProtoman> bazhang: The MD5 checks out.
[01:21] <darktwiget> ask the  channel?
[01:21] <FluxD> yagoo I dont think parted supports ext4
[01:21] <bazhang> darktwiget, with lots of details
[01:21] <yagoo> FluxD, not sure if gparted uses the same library..
[01:21] <darktwiget> so just ask the question?
[01:22] <bazhang> BlueProtoman, ok. I've always used unetbootin for that no experience with the Universal one
[01:22] <BlueProtoman> Universal is reportedly more reliable.  The issue here is a missing file, or a wrong parameter.
[01:23] <BlueProtoman> Any thoughts?
[01:24] <FluxD> yagoo,  Here is output from parted http://pastebin.ca/2088527
[01:24] <LLStarks> hi, my sda drive is being read as a "udf" after a botched dd operation. how do i fix my drive? creating a new partition table isn't helping.
[01:24] <FluxD> yagoo, I want to extend the free space into last partition
[01:24] <darktwiget> so my headphones and output speakers dont work and its not in the hardware under sound preferences
[01:24] <yeats> BlueProtoman: you might try re-creating the USB with unetbootin?
[01:25] <BlueProtoman> Any other thoughts before I go that far?
[01:25] <BlueProtoman> I'd really like to know if there's some magic parameter or something first.
[01:25] <yeats> BlueProtoman: it shouldn
[01:25] <yeats> 't be that complicated ;-)
[01:25] <BlueProtoman> You have no idea what I've gone through in the past day trying to get Linux on this damned new laptop.
[01:26] <yeats> BlueProtoman: I might have an idea ;-)
[01:26] <yagoo> FluxD, i always use gparted, (i have no problems resizing ext3, even ntfs)-- it's the only tool i trust for partition table editing.. (i believe part of gparted is in the ubuntu installer)
[01:26]  * yeats has installed Linux on many different systems (not Mac though)
[01:26] <yagoo> FluxD, good thing u have gpt.. u definitely want to use it on that drive
[01:27] <yagoo> FluxD, you should look into raid setup, especially with that much data..
[01:27] <FluxD> yagoo, it is raid 0
[01:28] <yagoo> FluxD, shouldnt there be a raid partition?
[01:28] <courpse> Where do i get pam-keyring-tool from?
[01:28] <FluxD> yagoo, my remote server control panel did all that, I know its already raid 0
[01:29] <yagoo> courpse, a key tool for .deb ?
[01:29] <courpse> What? :/
[01:29] <courpse> I'm just trying to stop this damn keyring prompt on boot when autologin is set.
[01:31] <yagoo> FluxD, um.. shouldn't u use at the least raid 1?
[01:31] <yagoo> courpse, you're looking for keytools for what?
[01:31] <meek> hey can anyone help me, i cant open jave jnlp files, i keep getting this error http://pastebin.com/X6C1AfR1
[01:31] <courpse> pam-keyring-tool is called.
[01:31] <yagoo> meek, i think u need the java starter package.. it's probably called webstart or something..
[01:31] <FluxD> yagoo, I need the space :)
[01:31] <courpse> apparently came with libpam-keyring in jaunty.
[01:31] <meek> where can i get that?
[01:32] <yagoo> meek, apt-cache search pam|grep -i ring
[01:32] <holmescn> execuse me, is anybody here using btrfs?
[01:33] <meek> notsure what that did yagoo
[01:33] <bazhang> holmescn, whats the real question
[01:33] <courpse> yagoo, Ta.
[01:33] <yagoo> meek, it searched for a package ..
[01:33] <courpse> meek, It was for me i feel.
[01:33] <yagoo> meek, u want libpam-gnome-keyring ?
[01:34] <courpse> nope, i do, :)
[01:34] <meek> i need java webstart
[01:34] <FlintWestWood> is there something wrong with synaptic? I cant update my package lists
[01:34] <meek>  i cant open jave jnlp files, i keep getting this error http://pastebin.com/X6C1AfR1
[01:34] <yagoo> courpse, meant to u ..
[01:34]  * yagoo apt-cache search pam|grep -i ring
[01:35] <courpse> yagoo, We had already sorted that out, :P
[01:35] <holmescn> i want to test btrfs, but all i can found in google is using btrfs as root device partition format. but i want to use it on an non-root partition
[01:35] <courpse> lol.
[01:35] <holmescn> i cannot get the write permition
[01:35] <courpse> I've got it now, i've set my keyring to null, its only a media box amnyway.
[01:35] <courpse> Thanks,.
[01:35] <holmescn> gid,uid,umask are all unrecgnized
[01:36] <deww> meek: try installing sun java packages
[01:36] <holmescn> so i want to know the mount option in fstab to get write permition
[01:37] <holmescn> can any body give me some advice
[01:37] <nyloasj> What's a good proxy tange to scan
[01:38] <yagoo> holmescn, using defaults allows write
[01:38] <holmescn> i have tried, no write permition. also add "user"
[01:39] <FlintWestWood> never mind
[01:39] <yagoo> meek, try google- "jnlp linux site:sun.com" (currently those links timing out on me)
[01:39] <MontgoDB> holmescn: you're trying to get write permissions to the root of the filesystem?
[01:39] <holmescn> my /dev/sda12 is a btrfs partition
[01:40] <MontgoDB> use default , mount the fs, then chown the dir
[01:40] <MontgoDB>  or chmod
[01:40] <yagoo> holmescn, see its manpage.. (apropos btrfs)
[01:40] <holmescn> MontgoDB, but i want to mount it in fstab
[01:40]  * yagoo says "manpage <name>" works good on google too
[01:41] <holmescn> i have go through btrfs manpage several times, nothing helpful
[01:41] <MontgoDB> holmescn: ok, mount it , tail /etc/mtab , then add that line to /etc/fstab
[01:42] <MontgoDB> for example I have ... /dev/sdb1 /data ext4 rw,commit=0 0 0  Yours should just have btrfs instead of ext4
[01:43] <holmescn> MontgoDB: tail /etc/mtab? it is simply the same.
[01:43] <holmescn> MontgoDB: my fstab is that   /dev/sda12  /meida/LinuxData btrfs defaults,user 0 0
[01:44] <yagoo> holmescn, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/btrfs
[01:44] <holmescn> yagoo i have seen that.
[01:44] <MontgoDB> holmescn: ok, maybe I'm not understanding what you are trying to do exactly.    You have a filesystem that you want to mount on startup (add whatever is in /etc/mtab right now for that filesystem to /etc/fstab),  you also want the root for that filesystem writable by some non-root user.  Correct?
[01:45] <yagoo> holmescn, take out user..
[01:45] <holmescn> MontgoDB: yes, i want a non-root user to write it.
[01:45] <MontgoDB> holmescn: so your fstab entry, as it is now, is not causing that filesystem to mount?
[01:45] <MontgoDB> or is it just mounted but not writable by your non-root user.
[01:46] <holmescn> it can be mounted, but not writable
[01:46] <yagoo> holmescn, did u try uid ?
[01:46] <yagoo> (or gid?)
[01:46] <holmescn> yes
[01:47] <egoflux> do you have the correct filesystem?
[01:47] <holmescn> gid, uid and umask are all illegal options
[01:47] <yagoo> module-assistant auto-install btrfs; modprobe btrfs  ?
[01:47] <yagoo> (apt-get install btrfs btrfs-progs module-assistant) ?
[01:47] <holmescn> egoflux: i think yes, because it can be mounted.
[01:47] <MontgoDB> if it is already mounted, chown  or chmod the filesystem to be writable by that user...
[01:48] <MontgoDB> from /etc/fstab...  /dev/sdb1 /data ext4 rw 0 0
[01:48] <MontgoDB> matt@silo:/data/mysql/sources/internal_trees$ ls -la /data/
[01:48] <MontgoDB> drwxr-xr-x  6 matt matt  4096 2011-10-06 11:43 .
[01:49] <holmescn> yagoo: i thought you didn't try btrfs before,^_^, there is only btrfs-tools
[01:50] <xXselkiesXx> hey all... new to linux, ubuntu, and have a question about using dosbox... any particular way i should be going about this?
[01:50] <holmescn> i will try chmod and chown later
[01:51] <Tohuw> In Nautilus, is there a way to change the file creation mask permissions when using sftp?
[01:51] <Moral___> What's the current kernel version of 10.10
[01:51] <Moral___> 2.6.31-?
[01:51] <yagoo> holmescn, not if u remount, that chmod/chown is only temporary
[01:51] <Moral___> im getting the fucking grub 18 error
[01:52] <yagoo> ,/note/ not
[01:52] <xangua> !info linux 10.10 | Moral___
[01:52] <Tohuw> !language|Moral___
[01:52] <holmescn> yagoo: yes, i thought it is a temporary solution
[01:52] <xangua> !Info linux maverick
[01:52] <Moral___> okay 10.04
 2.6.31-?
[01:53] <bugong> any one here who can help me
[01:53] <Moral___> current kernel version?
[01:53] <Moral___> anyone
[01:53] <Moral___> uname -a
[01:53] <qin> 2.6.35-30-generic #59-Ubuntu SMP Tue Aug 30 19:00:03 UTC 2011 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[01:53] <Tohuw> !info linux maverick|Moral___
[01:54] <bugong> i wanted to create a file server for my student where they can save there files..  im using a ubuntu 10.04,
[01:54] <Tohuw> oops
[01:54] <Tohuw> !info linux maverick | Moral___
[01:54] <yagoo> Moral___, i was getting grub 17 error like a year ago (at least with grub error 17 , this can happen if u don't use some partition alignment for grub--)-- if u want a ashot at fixing this, simply shrink a meg of partition (with gparted cd), then re-expand it..
[01:54] <bugong> i wanted to create a file server for my student where they can save there files..  im using a ubuntu 10.04, any one here who can help me....
[01:54] <Moral___> ill try
[01:54] <Moral___> it was weird
[01:54] <xXselkiesXx> looking for help... simple question, anyone available to help?
[01:54] <Gallo1> Hello, who can help out ? I originally was having trouble getting ubuntu 11.04 to boot up the desktop, would only get the background with no panel. I finally was able to boot into safe mode, but I was logged as my pc's name and not the user name I created during install, so now I need to update the driver for my 3d card that I believe was causing trouble and I can't cause I'm not authorized,
[01:54] <Gallo1> Gallo1 = noob :)
[01:54] <Moral___> my computer was working fine then randomly froze then error 18, problem is, I don't have a CD drive
[01:54] <yagoo> Moral___, use only 1 partition tool-- gparted.
[01:55] <egoflux> bugong, vpn might be the easiest
[01:55] <bugong> vpn
[01:56] <bugong> can you provide me instructions in vpn
[01:56] <yagoo> bugong, if its simply a file server-- maybe u can use a jailroot for sftp
[01:56] <xXselkiesXx> i created a directory to run an old dos game using dosbox, but after having several crashes, i'm trying to find and remove the directory... can anyone help?
[01:57] <yagoo> (there's a jailroot option for sshd_config)
[01:57] <r00t_> 10 .23  ubuntu 11.10?
[01:57] <yagoo> xxghostxx, excuse me? you want DOS help IN HERE?
[01:57] <yagoo> LOL
[01:57] <yagoo> xXselkiesXx, <<<<<<
[01:57] <holmescn> xXselkiesXx: apt-get remove dosbox
[01:57] <daftykins> xXselkiesXx: did you do it in a command prompt?
[01:57] <daftykins> er terminal sorry
[01:57] <holmescn> i think other files are in your home directory
[01:58] <Tohuw> !manners | yagoo
[01:58] <Gallo1> anyone able to help with my question?
[01:58] <qin> xXselkiesXx: locate dosbox
[01:58] <munikar> hello
[01:59] <Tohuw> Also, yaggo, asking for help with dosbox is reasonable in this channel, as it is an Ubuntu package. xXselkiesXx, how did you create the directory?
[01:59] <munikar> i use ubuntu. i want to install fedora. Will i have any problem?
[01:59] <yagoo> meh
[01:59] <yagoo> munikar, fedora?
[01:59] <Tohuw> munikar: That is too general of a question to answer.
[01:59] <yagoo> I'm sure..
[01:59] <holmescn> munikar: you will have many many problems
[02:00] <holmescn> don't do that
[02:00] <yagoo> fedora is helpful in here.. unless there are objections.
[02:00] <munikar> why "don't do that" ?
 Hello, who can help out ? I originally was having trouble getting ubuntu 11.04 to boot up the desktop, would only get the background with no panel. I finally was able to boot into safe mode, but I was logged as my pc's name and not the user name I created during install, so now I need to update the driver for my 3d card that I believe was causing trouble and I can't cause I'm not
[02:00] <Gallo1> authorized, Gallo1 = noob :) please.....
[02:00] <meek> anyone know what chan i can goto for help with googles android app inventor
[02:00] <yagoo> munikar, if ubuntu doesnt work.. likely u'll get same issues with fedora-- (especially if this is driver level related-- kernel)
[02:00] <BlueProtoman1> #android?
[02:01] <xXselkiesXx> i mounted /home as C: in dosbox, then installed a program as C:\DESCENT_
[02:01] <Tohuw> munikar: #fedora. And install Fedora if you like. Be aware that there are some notable differences between Fedora and Ubuntu.
[02:01] <munikar> and, will ubuntu 11.04 work smoothly on my old desktop with 2.2GHz Processor and 256 MB RAM ???
[02:01] <qin> munikar: #fedora have also support on freenode, but you could look it thought in virtualbox first.
[02:01] <BlueProtoman1> Tohuw: Like what?
[02:01] <Tohuw> munikar: no.
[02:01] <BlueProtoman1> munikar: I'd upgrade the RAM, but the processor is fair game.
[02:02] <yagoo> qin, good point.
[02:02] <qin> munikar: 256mb of ram is very little for linux with xserver.
[02:02] <tulio> #join ubuntu-es
[02:02] <holmescn> munikar: i think not
[02:02]  * yagoo remembers trying long long ago dosbox.. and not everything works in it.. Virtualbox/vmware is the way to go.
[02:02] <munikar> My RAM is DD1, which my brother said is very hard to find now a days
[02:02] <Slapshot> I accidentally deleted my /etc/apache2 and /etc.init.d/apache2 while trying to reinstall it and now apt-get wont help me autoremove or reinstall apache2. Can someone please help me?
[02:02] <BlueProtoman1> Then use your PC as a calculator.
[02:02] <Tohuw> BlueProtoman1: Gnome3 vs. Unity, RPM vs APT, different kernel version, different behaviors and defaults for SELinux/AppArmor and FUSE, to name a few.
[02:02] <Gallo1> old pc junk yard store
[02:02] <qin> munikar: Propably lubuntu will run on it.
[02:03] <xXselkiesXx> @tohuw    i mounted /home as C: in dosbox, then installed a program as C:\DESCENT_
[02:03] <pr0tocoldan> Is there a way to create a partition on the HD after having ubuntu 11 installed?
[02:03] <courpse> So up, login screen settings does nothing on natty?
[02:03] <Gallo1> anyone help with installind video card driver,
[02:03] <yagoo> pr0tocoldan, yah.. u can simply use gparted live cd.. (warning the UUID may change)
[02:03] <qin> xXselkiesXx: ls -l /home
[02:03] <pr0tocoldan> thank you yagoo
[02:03] <yagoo> pr0tocoldan, if the UUID is changed, u'll have to boot and edit /etc/fstab to reflect the new UUID
[02:04] <tulio> #ubuntu -es
[02:04] <yagoo> ,/rescue boot/
[02:04] <Tohuw> xXselkiesXx: Does 'ls -a ~ | grep dosbox' return anything?
[02:04] <Jordan_U> yagoo: The UUID of existing filesystems won't change simply by adding another filesystem on a different partition.
[02:04] <yagoo> Jordan_U, dunno.. would resizing change it?
[02:04] <tulio> hola como hago para entrar en el chat pero en el servidor español
[02:04] <Jordan_U> yagoo: No.
[02:04] <xXselkiesXx> i'm a noob... i appologize, i dont really understand lol
[02:04] <yagoo> ok
[02:04]  * yagoo scracthes head with uncetainty
[02:05] <pangolin> tulio: escribe /join #ubuntu-es
[02:05] <qin> xXselkiesXx: In terminal: ls -l /home
[02:05] <Jordan_U> yagoo: Nothing changes the UUID except explicitly doing it or making an entirely new filesystem (after deleting the original).
[02:05] <tulio> gracias mi pana
[02:05] <Tohuw> xXselkiesXx: Open terminal and type ls -a ~ | grep dosbox and press enter.
[02:05] <yagoo> Jordan_U, and what tool do u use for filesystem/partition size changing?
[02:06] <Jordan_U> yagoo: It doesn't really matter.
[02:06] <yagoo> Jordan_U, so i can verify..
[02:06] <yagoo> nmind.
[02:06] <holmescn> Jordan_U:then how does the UUID calculate?
[02:06] <Tohuw> !uuid | holmescn, yagoo
[02:06] <Jordan_U> yagoo: I tend to use [g]parted, but what I have said is true no matter what tools you use.
[02:07] <Jordan_U> holmescn: They are generated using a random number generator when the filesystem is first created.
[02:08] <xXselkiesXx> its says .dosbox in red txt
[02:08] <yagoo> Jordan_U, u cant say that for certainty for other tools u never used..
[02:09] <Jordan_U> yagoo: Yes, I can. There is absolutely no reason for any tool to change the UUID of a filesystem when it resizes it.
[02:09] <yagoo> lol
[02:09] <yagoo> no reason to scream at me.
[02:09] <yagoo> you could be wrong u know.
[02:10] <bastidrazor> yagoo: u is not a word and Jordan_U is rarely wrong.
[02:11] <qin> !u | yagoo
[02:12] <yagoo> feels like some talk back like a robocop.
[02:12] <yagoo> bzz
[02:13] <holmescn> yagoo: i think here is the stardard english channel.
[02:14] <Tohuw> yagoo: Jordan_U is correct, and provably so. If you can demonstrate an instance where he is incorrect, using a reasonably standard partition editing tool, then do so. Until then, you're arguing technical details out of your league.
[02:14] <courpse> 'login screen' settings does nothing on natty?
[02:14] <courpse> Or cached or something?
[02:15] <yagoo> Tohuw, I only gave a warning if the UUID may change. I have past experience of the UUID changing from some miscellenous partition editing usage.
[02:15] <Jordan_U> yagoo: Tohuw: bastidrazor: This is not a productive discussion. Could we please move on so that we're not cluttering the channel?
[02:15] <yagoo> I'll cut it short. I'm closed on this.
[02:15] <BlueProtoman> Ubuntu installer's giving me problems with the DHCP protocol, should I skip it for now?
[02:16] <Tohuw> BlueProtoman: yes, you can just skip it  for now. It either isn't finding your network card, or having an issue reaching the dhcp server.
[02:16] <Tohuw> BlueProtoman: it will be easier to troubleshoot after install. Just don't bother selecting to download updates or the third-party options.
[02:16] <BlueProtoman> Is it because I don't have it connected to Wi-fi, maybe?
[02:17] <Tohuw> BlueProtoman: If that is your only means of connection, then yes, that's why. Check the network icon in the upper-left (if it shows up)
[02:17] <holmescn> Tohuw: upper-right?
[02:18] <BlueProtoman> Ah, OK.  I don't have an ethernet cable right now, so...
[02:18] <StealthPenguin> exit
[02:19] <Tohuw> holmescn: Yes. If it successfully finds his card, network-manager will start and display in the tray.
[02:19] <BlueProtoman> Can someone walk me through partitioning?  I wanna reserve some space for Windows (about 45GB?), and leave the rest for Ubuntu.
[02:20] <BlueProtoman> Problem is, I don't really know what I'm doing here.
[02:21] <BlueProtoman> This Ubuntu stuff is exciting.
[02:21] <qin> BlueProtoman: How big is hard drive?
[02:22] <yagoo> BlueProtoman, get ready to fix the bootloaders if u want multi-boot
[02:22] <BlueProtoman> What a glorious day it will be when I no longer have to put up with this single gig of RAM...
[02:22] <VampsDaVamps> where can i find the "default" folder that houses the sound pack in natty?
[02:22] <BlueProtoman> qin: 750 GB, and there are three partitions as of now; 104.9MB for the system, 728.7 for Windows, and 21.3 for Windows restoration
[02:22] <BlueProtoman> yagoo: And how might I do that?
[02:23] <BlueProtoman> qin: In GB by the way, except for the first partition
[02:23] <yagoo> BlueProtoman, fix grub after windows install (ubuntu rescue cd-- same as install cd), then maybe use paragon rescue kit cd (to fix winbloze bootloader)
[02:23] <BlueProtoman> But Windows is already installed.
[02:23] <BlueProtoman> It came as such with my laptop.
[02:24] <qin> BlueProtoman: You can, create one partition (fat) of 45GB, it need to be primary, and install M$ on it, then install Ubuntu.
[02:25] <qin> BlueProtoman: Oh, so you do not have M$ disk?
[02:26] <crescendo> r
[02:26] <BlueProtoman> MS disk?  I think I do, somewhere.  I can always pirate one if need be.
[02:26] <yagoo> he doesnt need one.. (paragon rescue kit is free)
[02:27] <qin> BlueProtoman: Resising is also option, but reinstall is easier, since you do not need system and restore, do you?
[02:27] <bugong> i wanted to create a file server for my student where they can save there files..  im using a ubuntu 10.04, any one here who can help me....
[02:27] <bugong> i wanted to create a file server for my student where they can save there files..  im using a ubuntu 10.04, any one here who can help me....
[02:28] <BlueProtoman> qin: I could reinstall Windows 7, I guess...
[02:28] <AndroidLoverInSF> i'm on 10.10, trying to get ssh w/o password, follow this to T, but still doesnt work http://www.ubuntu-howto.info/howto/how-to-connect-with-ssh-without-using-a-password. any ideas?
[02:29] <qin> BlueProtoman: Resing and moving system partition will take as much time.
[02:30] <qin> !ftp | bugong
[02:30] <mactop> I'm having a bit of trouble with multitouch on a 2011 macbookpro 8,3 (as in nothing related to MT works at all); does anyone have any kind of MT working on a MBP 8,3 ?
[02:31] <qin> !ftpd | bugong
[02:31] <mactop> I spent the better part of yesterday on google and wiki's trying to resolve it but to no avail
[02:31] <bugong> filezilla right
[02:32] <bugong> ubottu: what is that can you provide me... some instructions on that...
[02:32] <mactop> in particular https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro8-1/Natty claims that it just works out of the box on all the 8,x macbooks ...
[02:33] <BlueProtoman> ubottu: What is the square root of nine?
[02:33] <qin> bugong: If not ftp, nfs, samba or www, for ftp server: http://www.ubuntu-howto.info/howto/how-to-install-and-configure-pure-ftpd
[02:34] <qin> BlueProtoman: /msg ubuntu bot
[02:34] <bugong> im using a ubuntu
[02:35] <Mike``> quick question regarding 11.10, how do you shut down X, the gdm service does not appear to be installed
[02:35] <merlot> ming
[02:35] <merlot> bah
[02:35] <qin> Mike``: sudo service gdm stop or /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[02:35] <Mike``> yeah that's not an option
[02:36] <Mike``> gdm: unrecognized service
[02:36] <qin> Mike``: Is it KDE?
[02:36] <tsaikho> hi guys.
[02:36] <Mike``> qin unity
[02:36] <qin> Mike``: Oneiric?
[02:36] <Mike``> qin yes
[02:36] <tsaikho> any idea how to send photos to an ipad through ubuntu?
[02:37] <qin> Mike``: #ubuntu+1, lightdm (me thinks)
[02:37] <tsaikho> does shotwell or fspot have it built in?
[02:37] <Mike``> qin ty
[02:38] <qin> Mike``: You can press F5 in htop, or run pstree, to discover it too.
[02:38] <bugong> qin: aftter i install this one. can my user save a file on myserver
[02:39] <qin> bugong: Installing which one? ftp iscomposed form server and client, so you have to run server, and your students need to use ftp client to connect to server.
[02:39] <bugong> ye
[02:39] <qin> bugong: Some webbrowsers can be clients.
[02:40] <bugong> qin yes..
[02:40] <bugong> im using ubuntu 10.04- i wanted my student to there file on my server
[02:41] <qin> bugong: That is official help for "pure-ftp": https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureFTP
[02:41] <MontgoDB> bugong: will each student have a login or are you expecting to have an anonymous drop ftp?
[02:41] <bugong> each student must have there on login..
[02:42] <MontgoDB> good, anonymous write/only can be ok but risks students clobbering each other's work.
[02:42] <qin> bugong: That sensible to not have anonynous.
[02:43] <Walsh> hey anyone there? I just installed Ubuntu and am having trouble with it
[02:43] <bugong> qin: what do you mean???
[02:43] <bugong> i want to setup like that they can save there file on my server...
[02:44] <qin> bugong: That all users (students) need to have own passwords.
[02:44] <Walsh> Well, I installed Steam through Wine. But when I go to launch the program, It just says "starting steam"  on the bottom of the screen and then does nothing and disappears
[02:44] <bugong> can i create password in every one of them???
[02:45] <bugong> qin : my student is using microsoft windows
[02:49] <qin> bugong: ftp do not care what system is client, but have a look on: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/servers/62064-linux-ftp-server-windows-clients-path-separator-problem.html
[02:51] <sdz> can urxvt settings (not available from Cntr+MiddleClick) be changed while it's running?
[02:51] <bugong> qin: ok
[02:55] <qin> sdz: Apparently: xrdb -merge ~/.Xdefaults
[02:56] <yagoo> bugong, is this ftp server behind firewall? (ftp uses two ports)
[02:56] <RobbieCrash> so, this isn't good output to get from top is it: load average: 119.59, 116.36, 108.24
[02:56] <bugong> yagoo: i already install PureAdmin. and i dont know how to use this
[02:57] <bugong> yagoo: i just want a simple server where my user can save there file and documents on my server and im using a ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[02:57] <yagoo> bugong, does this machine use a public ip? (if not, then there's more work to do on the firewall machine)
[02:58] <bugong> that is my problem is all about..
[02:58] <bugong> yagoo: my server is connected in a network.
[02:58] <yagoo> bugong, are you a student?
[02:58] <yagoo> bugong, because something tells me..
[02:59] <bugong> im not a student..
[02:59] <bugong> yagoo: im not a student..
[02:59] <yagoo> bugong, because um.. there's alot of technicality in this sort of stuff..
[02:59] <yagoo> bugong, and alot if you never done this before..
[03:00] <bugong> yagoo: so i need a instruction were i can read any follow..
[03:00] <yagoo> bugong, that won't be enough..
[03:00] <bugong> yagoo: ive never done this before on linux but on windows ive done it..
[03:00] <yagoo> bugong, because if the firewall machine is not allowing ftp from the internet.. then noyone from the internet can access that ftp.. UNLESS u want to do everything in the local network (private lan)
[03:01] <bugong> yagoo: i want it local network only
[03:01] <comitt> hi everyone. i lost my partition table it seems. i managed to boot my pc with parted magic, i can see my partitions, but i dont know what to do next to restore them. can anyone help me please?
[03:02] <yagoo> bugong, so that makes it much easier.. u can simply test it from other machines(filezilla does sftp and ftp from mac/win/linux)
[03:02] <bwright> How can I get a prerelease of gcc 4.7 on ubuntu?
[03:03] <Suhel> Good Morning guys
[03:03] <bugong> yagoo:ok so i can add password in each of the user using filezilla?
[03:04] <Suhel> !info dependencies |Suhel
[03:04] <Suhel> Just wastesting
[03:05] <Suhel> !info unity
[03:05] <bugong> yagoo: can i use PureAdmin ????
[03:05] <CesarGomez> .
[03:06] <Suhel> It's so cool I can get any info about ubuntu, ubottu issuch a rocking bot
[03:06] <yagoo> bugong, maybe its in the repo.. (apt-cache search pureadmin).. However I never use it.. I can't feedback on how stable it is.. Personally I just use the ssh server with filezilla client..
[03:07] <bugong> yagoo: i will install filezilla in each of the client...
[03:07] <comitt> any idea how i can recover my partition table on a dual boot system after i deleted my ubuntu partition? thanks
[03:08] <Suhel> ComItt you can use gparted live cd
[03:08] <comitt> yes, i am now booted from that one and talking from it
[03:08] <comitt> i can see partitions, but not sure how to restore them
[03:09] <comitt> Suhel:  any clues on which utility i should use from the parted magic cd?
[03:09] <Suhel> comitt oh so you mean restoring the contents of the deleted partition? I don't think its possible
[03:10] <comitt> no no. its just that after i deleted the ubuntu partition all the rest is unavailable
[03:10] <comitt> but i can see it from parted magic
[03:10] <comitt> yet i dont know how to properly restore the partitions (they still exist)
[03:11] <yagoo> comitt, the testdisk command application (also bundled in other free cd boot kits), can recreate delete partition entries if u didnt touch the filesystems
[03:11] <mk> I have dual screens, how can I show all windows, from both screens, in the panel?
[03:11] <mk> right now it shows just the windows in the one screen...
[03:11] <comitt> i see. yagoo  any clues how i can use it? which steps? just got lost in it
[03:13] <xSmurf> hey all, so I have some software that fails to work in 11.04 due to the lack of /dev/dsp, doesn't work in either aoss nor padsp... any other solutions?
[03:14] <dorkmafia> what's a good irc chat client for ubuntu? is there one built in?
[03:15] <mk> all irc clients are terrible, but konversation is bearable
[03:15] <marzen> dorkmafia: i use pidgin which integrates all my chats+irc together
[03:15] <mk> pidgin is a bit annoying if you plan to use only irc, but good if you have many chat accounts
[03:16] <Atharva> comitt : Were the partitions deleted ?? Or the grub is deleted ?
[03:16] <marzen> yeah, it's a good all around ... if I was just using irc i would use irssi
[03:17] <mk> my panel is broken and does not show all of my windows.
[03:17] <mk> how do I fix this?
[03:17] <marzen> mk use something like docky
[03:17] <marzen> ubuntu panels are not all that helpful
[03:17] <marzen> *linux panels
[03:18] <mk> I just need it to show all of my windows
[03:18] <Stanley00> dorkmafia: I personally prefer xchat ;)
[03:18] <urlin2u> mk, there are multiple releases and desktops can you narrow this down.
[03:18] <mk> latest ubuntu, default
[03:19] <mk> I don't really want a mac-style launcher like docky, though it looks nice
[03:19] <marzen> i've been using it for a couple years .. best way to manage apps imo
[03:19] <marzen> unity/gnome 3 is like stabbing myself in the eye
[03:19] <mk> the panel usually works, but whenever I plug my laptop into my lcd a bunch of windows stop showing up
[03:20] <marzen> mk alt+tab
[03:20] <Atharva> !panels | mk
[03:20] <urlin2u> mk, the default is unity are you using, or have you tried the classic desktop
[03:20] <furyoshonen> once you customize unity, its actually kind of nice
[03:20] <mk> marzen: I use alt tab, but sometimes I don't want to
[03:20] <mk> I turned off unity
[03:20] <marzen> unity is crap for dual monitors, which unfortunately is most of linuxs base
[03:21] <marzen> *desktop base
[03:21] <mk> I suspect that this has something to do with dual screens. I think windows on different screens don't show up?
[03:21] <marzen> mk, there are tons of probs w/ ubuntu and dual monitors
[03:21] <marzen> especially if you don't use typical left/right orientation
[03:21] <marzen> i don't have these issues w/ arch+gnome which i find odd
[03:21] <furyoshonen> the search means i can get to the terminal by hitting the windows button + te _enter
[03:21] <marzen> just ubuntu
[03:22] <furyoshonen> very quiick
[03:22] <mk> alt-tab can still see all of my different windows, why can't my panel?
[03:22] <mk> I think it's just a setting somewhere, but I don't know what to look for
[03:22] <urlin2u> mk, look at add to panel right click the panel
[03:22] <mk> alright
[03:22] <mk> which one should I add?
[03:23] <urlin2u> mk, depends on what you want, just go to the bottom of the list there are several.
[03:23] <urlin2u> mk, been awile since I used gnome2 so I forget the names.
[03:23] <mk> I want a window list, but that only shows half of my windows... the ones on the current screen
[03:24] <openfly> does anyone know how to upgrade from natty to maverick?
[03:24] <urlin2u> openfly, you have ut bacwards
[03:24] <mk> the "window selector" does give me all of the windows, but in an annoying popup
 : It's downgrade..
[03:24] <openfly> is it as simple as upping the package internal versions for the entire mirror of the maverick tree to reflect reality?
[03:24] <urlin2u> it*
[03:24] <bazhang> openfly, you mean the reverse
[03:24] <openfly> i disagree
[03:25] <openfly> in my opinion maverick is an upgrade from natty
[03:25] <openfly> and i shall refer to it as such
[03:25] <mk> where can I find the settings for the stuff in my panel?
[03:25] <bazhang> openfly, downgrade? sure
[03:25] <openfly> so seriously... how is there no roll back functionality?
[03:25] <urlin2u> openfly, this channel is for exacting help don't convolute it with a rediculous opinion.
[03:26] <marzen> openfly: i agree .. I've stepped back to 10.10 until gnome 2 fork goes mainstream
[03:26] <bazhang> openfly, full reinstall. you have a separate home partition, right?
[03:26] <mk> openfly: downgrading is explicitly not supported by ubuntu
[03:26] <urlin2u> marzen, gnome 2 is forked in arch
[03:26] <marzen> urlin2u: called mate right?
[03:26] <openfly> so question remains.. is the only means of rolling back to maverick... LITERALLY upgrading to maverick... as in upping the package version for every single package in the maverick mirror above that of natty?
[03:26] <urlin2u> marzen, yeah
[03:26] <marzen> i don't use gnome in arch though, i use xfce
[03:27] <openfly> because i swear to god i am half tempted to do it.
[03:27] <Atharva> openfly : The simple method is to format the machine.. ;)
[03:27] <openfly> i'll host a maverick upgrade mirror
[03:27] <jrib> openfly: reinstall.
[03:27] <openfly> i swear to god i will
[03:27] <mk> openfly: I have no idea what you're saying when you say "upgrade" to maverick
[03:27] <RobbieCrash> stop swearing and do it then. let us know how it works out for you.
[03:27] <openfly> well apt won't downgrade right?
[03:28] <openfly> so... to get maverick on you'd have to make maverick and upgrade above natty
[03:28] <marzen> mk, He's implying that 11.x is a downgrade
[03:28] <mk> if you want help, call it a rollback. If you want to say that nat sucks, you can do it in fewer words
[03:28] <openfly> not in this case marzen
[03:28] <jrib> openfly: no, you have to reinstall.  This is the proper and sane way to do what you want
[03:28] <openfly> i quite literally mean setting up the maverick package repot to be a version ahead of natty
[03:28] <openfly> so that it will LITERALLY upgrade to the maverick packages
[03:28] <mk> openfly: have fun destroying your computer
[03:28] <openfly> you know...  mk i think i might
[03:28] <mk> remember to back up
[03:29] <openfly> i mean on the list of perverted and awesome bad ideas i've had this week...
[03:29] <openfly> this one ranks fairly high
[03:29] <Atharva> mk : ;)
[03:29] <openfly> and if it works i can literally setup a mirror for upgrading to maverick from natty
[03:29] <mk> where can I find the settings for all the stuff in my panel?
[03:29] <openfly> which would cause havok no doubt
[03:29] <RobbieCrash> openfly 10.x required packages that have been removed in 11.04. Your system will not be stable.
[03:29] <Atharva> openfly : It;s a downgrade and stop srguing..
[03:29] <qin> !ot | openfly
[03:30] <openfly> RobbieCrash yeah i get you, but if you up the internal package version for the entire mirror of maverick
[03:30] <mk> openfly: like I said, "rolling back", however you choose to do it, is explicitly not supported. As in, things will surely break and nobody in this channel will help you.
[03:30] <openfly> apt will see all of maverick's packages as the next logical rev of the packages
[03:30] <openfly> and install them
[03:30] <bazhang> openfly, thats enough
[03:30] <openfly> thusly overwriting all of natty's
[03:31] <openfly> it MIGHT actually work
[03:31] <marzen> i've decided this channel is comprised of mostly bipolar people
[03:31] <jrib> openfly: feel free to try it.  But stop discussing it here.  We've told you the proper way to achieve your goal
[03:31] <openfly> jrib bazhang and marzen you are now on ignore
[03:31] <openfly> ignore bazhang all
[03:31] <mk> what is the ubuntu settings manager?
[03:32] <Atharva> bazhang : great job... ;)
[03:32] <marzen> mk, i can't remember the exact syntax but there's a menu that allows you to adjust almost all settings
[03:33] <marzen> mk, gconf editor
[03:33] <marzen> alt+f2  -- gconf-editor
[03:33] <mk> yeah that sounds right
[03:34] <mk> yes, that's it, thanks
[03:41] <moonunitzappa> can anyone help me. im trying to open a jnlp file and it wont open
[03:41] <kermit> moonunitzappa: javaws opens
[03:41] <kermit> moonunitzappa: javaws opens it
[03:41] <moonunitzappa> yea but i keep getting an error
[03:42] <moonunitzappa> im trying to get it, i just rebooted and now it wont even run so i cant get the error
[03:42] <moonunitzappa> how can i run jnlp in the term?
[03:43] <qin> hehe, Lucky coin? thats from No Country for Old Men, and only reason to laugh is hairdo.
[03:44] <qin> oh... fail.
[03:44] <marzen> my system has suddenly reverted to some funky xwindows style theme, I can't seem to fix it
[03:48] <yagoo> what tool is the best for making usb-install media?
[03:48] <yagoo> anyone?
[03:48] <marzen> i like unetbootin
[03:49] <furyoshonen> yagoo: unetbootin
[03:50] <BlueProtoman> Can anyone help me?  I've installed Ubuntu, and dual-boot it with Windows 7 via GRUB.  However, when I pick Ubuntu, I just get a blinking cursor.  I can access its shell, though.
[03:51] <Gallo1> hey folks, what is equivalent application to linux as anydvd is to windows ?
[03:51] <moonunitzappa> when trying to open a JNLP i get this error http://pastebin.com/Nyndkik4   anyone know why?
[03:52] <somsip> BlueProtoman: I was getting this sometimes. I found a soplution to login with shell, sudo dpkg --configure -a, then try again
[03:52] <Gallo1> I mean like for backing up my dvd's
[03:52] <BlueProtoman> Thanks, will try.
[03:52] <somsip> BlueProtoman: can't promise anything, but won't do any harm
[03:55] <BlueProtoman> somsip: Nope, still just a blinking curspor.
[03:55] <somsip> BlueProtoman: ah. Worth a try. Does dmesg give any clues?
[03:55] <NickMind> I'm trying to enable remote logging on my ubuntu 10.10 box.  I have edited /etc/default/syslog and -r. to RSYSLOGD line.  But when i look at the process i see only rsyslogd -c4, and netstat -nua does not see 514
[03:55] <NickMind> What am i doing wrong?
[03:58] <BlueProtoman> somsip: None that I can decipher.
[03:58] <somsip> BlueProtoman: might be worth creating a pastebin in case others can take a look for you
[04:00] <Deihmos> I installed Ubuntu x64 and I find it really sluggish. Is the x86 version the same?
[04:00] <yagoo> Deihmos, sluggish
[04:00] <yagoo> ?
[04:00] <BlueProtoman> Did you install with Wubi?
[04:00] <yagoo> BlueProtoman, Wubi is not recommended
[04:01] <yagoo> BlueProtoman, are u using wubi?
[04:01] <BlueProtoman> No.
[04:01] <BlueProtoman> I'm asking if Deihmos did.
[04:01] <Deihmos> slow
[04:02] <Deihmos> things take long to load and the UI is laggy
[04:02] <yagoo> Deihmos, Wubi will be slow and expected to be slow. Wubi is meant to "check out"..
[04:02] <Deihmos> firefox woud take a few seconds just to open
[04:02] <BlueProtoman> Also, even Ubuntu has minimum requirements.
[04:02] <yagoo> Deihmos, nobody here uses wubi.
[04:02] <Deihmos> who said I was using wubi
[04:03] <Deihmos> I installed it to an SSD drive
[04:03] <yagoo> well u don't answer but complain.. so i'm assuming you're either talking to yourself or trying to be annoying
[04:03] <BlueProtoman> No one.  I just asked if you were.
[04:04] <Deihmos> should put the nick.
[04:04] <burntodisc> Hello! I'm running Ubuntu on a PC and trying to install openvpn. The first step of the guide tells me to install openvpn by using "apt-get install openvpn" and so I did. The second step of the guide tells me to "Extract your downloaded configuration files into /home/<USERNAME>/openvpn directory", but there's no such directory to be found. Why? :/
[04:06] <yagoo> burntodisc, it may be ~/.openvpn (~ meaning /home/<USERNAME>)
[04:06] <arghx> burntodisc: you'd need to create that directory. but generally, openvpn is configured via files in /etc
[04:07] <burntodisc> yagoo: I'm not finding it.
[04:08] <burntodisc> arghx: So, should I create the directory or put the files in the /etc/openvpn directory?
[04:08] <arghx> depends on your howto you are following
[04:09] <NickMind> I'm trying to enable remote logging on my ubuntu 10.10 box.  I have edited /etc/default/syslog and -r. to RSYSLOGD line.  But when i look at the process i see only rsyslogd -c4, and netstat -nua does not see port 514 open.  What am i doing wrong?
[04:09] <burntodisc> arghx: Would it be to pm you the steps?
[04:10] <arghx> !pm
[04:10] <arghx> if you need to paste something, use a pastebin
[04:11] <phoenix_firebrd> do do i get thumbnails for videos in nautilus
[04:11] <burntodisc> arghx: http://pastebin.com/c3n3xAJG
[04:11] <phoenix_firebrd> how do i get thumbnails for videos in nautilus
[04:13] <arghx> burntodisc: it very clearly tells you what to do. why dont you do it?
[04:13] <burntodisc> arghx: The directory is nowhere to be found. :/
[04:13] <arghx> burntodisc: create it
[04:14] <buhman> wassup my niggas
[04:15] <pangolin> buhman: Please don't use that sort of language.
[04:15] <launch> Hi, I have 4-5 bad sector on my hd, during install ubuntu do not complain, but what ubuntu do with those bad sector? do ubuntu knows where they are and forbind access to those?
[04:15] <buhman> fuck you pangwhore
[04:15] <sammy> anyone have a favorite clipboard manager?
[04:15] <yagoo> !ops buhman
[04:16] <sammy> launch: if you use 'disk utility' you can run a scan on your drive. look for it in the 'smart utilities' section. most bad sectors are handled automagically by the drive itself, remapping the data into good sectors. that window will tell you if your drive only has a few, or if the number of bad sectors crosses a threshold that implies your disk might be dying. its common for disks to have a few bad sectors.
[04:17] <arghx> launch: have you run a full (long) SMART test?
[04:17] <sammy> launch: by 'smart utilities' i mean 'SMART data' <- you can find the button on the right side after selecting the drive. as arghx, Id run a long test.
[04:17] <sammy> erm, as arghx suggested.
[04:18] <arghx> sammy: how do you know there are bad sectors?
[04:18] <arghx> cause if there are, there usually more and more and the disk is soon dead
[04:18] <launch> sammy: thanks
[04:18] <zelozelos> i recently had to reinstall grub, now the version is 2.6.32-11 how do i get it to upgrade to the newest version, update manager thinks i have -34 i guess idk but its not offering upgrades for grub
[04:19] <sammy> arghx: SMART will report bad sectors, but theres an entire section of drive reserved for remapping bad sectors onto. SMART will report a disk as 'healthy' even if there are a handful of bad sectors, iirc
[04:19] <sammy> though, I agree, if its any more than a few, or if the number increases, especially regularly I'd consider replacing the drive. thats how I understood it to work, anyhow.
[04:20] <sammy> in fact I might consider making sure your backup solution is solid, launch.
[04:20] <launch> sammy: so the hard disk remap the data? linux do nothing?
[04:21] <arghx> launch: pretty much. there is a "badblocks" program and ext3 can mark sectors as bad but not all filesystems can
[04:21] <arghx> and SMART is a much better way to deal with bad sectors than any other way
[04:22] <sammy> launch: the hard disk will no longer use the bad sector, and instead of writing to it, will write to the reserved space. but arghx is right, a long SMART test is what you should run.
[04:23] <launch> arghx: sammy thanks
[04:23] <sammy> launch: after it, you should pay close attention to 'current pending sector count' if this is over the threshold after the test, immediately back up the data and replace the drive.
[04:23] <sammy> launch: excuse me, the 'uncorrectable sectors; value.
[04:24] <sammy> google is your friend, as always. so, anyone have a favorite clipboard manager? parcellite? glipper?
[04:24] <launch> last question, when i install ubuntu do it scan for it
[04:24] <launch> i mean at install it check for bad sector?
[04:24] <arghx> launch: it doesn't. but you can scan with the live cd
[04:24] <zelozelos> sammy glx-dock's clipper
[04:24] <launch> arghx: thanks
[04:25] <arghx> a scan takes usually around 2 hours approx
[04:25] <PhaoraohOner> So.. I was trying to get a dual boot setup of Win7 and Ubuntu where I had 1 partition for Win7, another for Ubuntu, and a third neutral partition accessible from either OS where I would house all of my data. The problem is, my computer already had 3 partitions set up: Win7, the system boot partition, and one called PQService. Because I could not find a tutorial to delete pqservice, I decided to delete my system partition, even thoug
[04:28] <Ben64> PhaoraohOner: you are not limited to 3 partitions on a hard drive, you can make as many as you want
[04:28] <sammy> zelozelos: cairo dock. interesting. any praise for it over avant window manager?
[04:28] <arghx> PhaoraohOner: you can install ubuntu inside a extended partition. windows needs a primary one
[04:29] <PhaoraohOner> So what do either of you suggest that i do?
[04:29] <Ben64> resize existing partitions and create however many you'd like
[04:29] <zelozelos> PhaoraohOner, the best way to do what u're wanting is to completely format the drive, set up the 1st partition for 7, leave the rest unallocated, then install 7, then ubuntu, leaving room for the neutral part, and formatting it after install, keep in mind, windows cannot read any ext formatting, it must be ntfs
[04:29] <Ben64> windows can read ext
[04:30] <Ben64> http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2read/
[04:30] <PhaoraohOner> so theres no way to revive my windows without reinstalling?
[04:30] <Ben64> which one did you delete
[04:30] <PhaoraohOner> System
[04:30] <Ben64> which system
[04:30] <arghx> PhaoraohOner: don't do what zelozelos said cause it would erase your recovery partitions. and for what you want to do, you need to have a physical windows install cd
[04:30] <zelozelos> sammy i love cairo dock, its easy to tweak and has lots of options, addons and other stuff
[04:31] <arghx> PhaoraohOner: we cannot help recovering windows. this is a ubuntu ONLY channel
[04:31] <zelozelos> PhaoraohOner, True dont erase your hd if u need the recovery partition
[04:31] <zelozelos> PhaoraohOner, but i do suggest it if you have the sys disk
[04:31] <PhaoraohOner> i dont have the disk
[04:31] <PhaoraohOner> thats the problem
[04:32] <PhaoraohOner> how do i find a disk?
[04:32] <zelozelos> what manufacturer?
[04:32] <PhaoraohOner> or whatever files from that disk i would need
[04:32] <PhaoraohOner> Gateway
[04:32] <arghx> PhaoraohOner: again: NOT a ubuntu problem
[04:32] <Ben64> what did you do after you deleted the partition
[04:32] <arghx> PhaoraohOner: please ask a windows channel or the tech support of your PC manufacturer
[04:32] <Ben64> arghx: calm down
[04:33] <moonunitzappa> "Cannot grant permissions to unsigned jars"
[04:33] <zelozelos> you'll have 2 get one from them, it should be around 20bucks, now u need to set up the partitions for windows 1st, then install win, then shrink the volume for ubuntu
[04:33] <PhaoraohOner> yeah man, i know this is a windows question, but its all in an effort to get ubuntu lol
[04:33] <moonunitzappa> can anyone help me with that
[04:33] <Ben64> PhaoraohOner: what did you do after you deleted the partition
[04:33] <arghx> Ben64: recovering windows is anot part of #ubuntu. please go to ubuntu-offtopic or any other channel for windows support. thank you
[04:33] <PhaoraohOner> ben64 can we go to pm?
[04:33] <Ben64> sure if you'd rather
[04:34] <sammy> zelozelos: I may give it a try. im currently running on a single atom chromebook, so I might end up passing on a gl dock to save resources.
[04:34] <Hemebond> Anyone know what Ubuntu uses to create the ~/.gvfs/iPhone/com.* directories?
[04:34] <arghx> Hemebond: gnome automounter?
[04:34] <Hemebond> arghx: I meant what packages/utils.
[04:34] <zelozelos> sammy, id pass as well, there is one that works with the panel, but i dont know what its called
[04:34] <arghx> .gvfs is a very very explicity hint for gnome virtual filesystem aka the automounter
[04:36] <sammy> glipper and parcellite both do. I ran one for a while but I dont remember which -oh! maybe ill try both at the same time...
[04:37] <zelozelos> why not rofl
[04:39] <Netham45> Anyone know why the wifi manager on KDE4 refuses to connect?
[04:40] <zelozelos> Netham45, its a bio$%#tch install gnome network manager after uninstalling it
[04:41] <Hemebond> arghx: So it's something in autofs?
[04:41] <Hemebond> arghx: I'll have a read.
[04:43] <Guest3347> :name: BryGuy
[04:43] <Guest3347> hey
[04:44] <Guest3347> nick/Bryan
[04:44] <moonunitzappa2> From what we have seen this is not a problem with IGB.  Rather it is a bug in recent versions of OpenJDK.  Switching to the official Oracle JDK should fix the problem
[04:44] <moonunitzappa2> can anyone help me do that ^
[04:44] <moonunitzappa2> im not sure if im using OPENJDK or Oracle
[04:44] <Guest3347> wow i cant remember anythign on IRC lol
[04:45] <moonunitzappa2> i want to switch from openjdk to  oracle
[04:45] <zelozelos> Guest3347, /nick (name)
[04:47] <somsip> moonunitzappa2: just install java-jdk and it will auto-remove openjdk. It did that when I went from java-jdk to open-jdk anyway
[04:51] <bryan__> hello room
[04:51] <dhasenan_> I cast detect evil on the room.
[04:51] <bryan__> <---not evil
[04:51] <bryan__> I havet been on ubuntu since like 7.04
[04:52] <bryan__> just deleted all of vista and am back in the game.... sorta
[04:54] <launch> sammy: arghx so i need to unmount to scan via the disk utility? it tell me that is busy
[04:54] <SchalaZeal> by default, does Natty use Grub legacy or GRUB 2?
[04:55] <Ben64> should be grub2
[04:55] <SchalaZeal> ah ok thanks
[04:56] <soreau> bryan__: Are you having a problem?
[04:56] <bryan__> well, i expect many
[04:56] <bryan__> i was having one
[04:56] <linuxuz3r> guys is this true http://www.andlinux.org/
[04:57] <bryan__> seems i have fixed it
[04:57] <Zarathust> My usb device appears in "Places", where can I find it in the filesystem?
[04:58] <somsip> linuxuz3r: yes. I used this before moving quickly to Wubi, then quickly moving to dual boot
[04:58] <hexacode> hey you guys i created a new user with "useradd new_user" then i did "passwd added_user" to give the user a password...when i logged into ssh with the new user, my terminal didnt say  $user@$host:   it just had a '$' symbol and when i did "ls", nothing was colored...everything was just one color, all directories, and all files...whats up with this?  why is my terminal not saying new_user@my_host:  ?
[04:59] <hexacode> and why are there no colors
[05:00] <zykotick9> hexacode, for next time - "adduser foo" is probably better then useradd
[05:00] <julio33> s
[05:00] <julio33> Hello, I have a weird problem with an ubuntu box, it just take all the bandwidth of my network when I connect it.
[05:00] <RudyValencia> Which Ubuntu version runs best in VMware Workstation (and allows Unity with a Windows host)?
[05:01] <zykotick9> hexacode, but check out /etc/skel for the default .bashrc
[05:01] <julio33> I review the use of the eth0 interface.
[05:01] <ridz16> Is it possible to go from 32bit Ubuntu to 64bit without having to re-install the whole O.S. ??
[05:01] <hexacode> thanks zykotick9
[05:01] <julio33> Even I disabled the interface and still have this problem.
[05:01] <ex0> vmware is pretty damn versatile and i would imagine the latest 2 ubuntu versions would work just fine
[05:01] <zykotick9> RudyValencia, VMWare can't do Unity/Compiz - VBox can do it to a limited extent
[05:02] <RudyValencia> ah
[05:02] <GirlyGirl> ridz16: No easy way for that
[05:02] <RudyValencia> I should probably dual-boot then
[05:02] <somsip> ridz16: when I wanted to do this I did find a reference to a website that explained how to do it, but recommendations were that is was simpler to delete and start again
[05:02] <GirlyGirl> ridz16: And technically you would have to remove each OS component and replace it 1 by 1
[05:02] <ridz16> GirlyGirl, somsip,   oh i see.. oh well.
[05:03] <krux> RudyValencia, i run vbox on a 7 desktop and have ubuntu with unity on it running fine..
[05:03] <somsip> ridz16: I ended up dual booting to a new install of 64, copying over any configs I could use from 32, and keeping 32 as a backup. Which I ended up needing after a disk death
[05:03] <samsul> when i download a file using wget, it apear "Segmentation fault" what's that mean?
[05:03] <RudyValencia> I wasn't talking about "Unity" as in the new interface, I was talking about having integration with the Windows side
[05:04] <zykotick9> RudyValencia, oh sorry - that i'm not sure about VMware - certainly VBox can to the seamless thing
[05:04] <zykotick9> s/to/do/
[05:04] <julio33> Hello, I have a weird problem with an ubuntu box, it just take all the bandwidth of my network when I connect it. I review the use of the eth0 interface. Even I disabled the interface and still have this problem.
[05:05] <burntodisc> Any VirtualBox users in here?
[05:05] <zykotick9> burntodisc, ask your real question - or ask in #vbox
[05:06] <arghx> julio33: run iptraf to see what ses up your bandwith
[05:07] <julio33> Yeah arghx i ran iptraf and I can't see nothing irregular, not a big consumption.
[05:07] <samsul> i'm waiting for the answer.... thanks...
[05:07] <arghx> then how do you know anything consumes your bandwith in the first place?
[05:07] <zykotick9> samsul, segfault is basically when a program crashes... but perhaps you knew that.
[05:08] <zelozelos> burntodisc, i use it frequently
[05:08] <julio33> samsul: that could be for a lot of things, basically it crashes it could be libraries, it could be the binary.
[05:08] <julio33> samsul try to reinstall
[05:08] <julio33> samsul or try to update
[05:08] <arghx> samsul: run wget under strace to see where it crashes
[05:08] <arghx> also: try another program like curl maybe
[05:09] <julio33> arghx good question, I have only 2 boxes, and when I use the linux box the other machine using wget went from 100KB/s to 0.1KB/s
[05:09] <arghx> check your switch or your router if the ubuntu box actually does data transfers
[05:10] <burntodisc> zelozelos: What is the currently recommended way of installing VirtualBox in Ubuntu 11.04 or 11.10? Did you download the .deb package from their site?
[05:10] <zelozelos> burntodisc, no the rpm offers the latest build (the "unstable" version)
[05:11] <julio33> arghx That's the strange thing, I disable the interface in the upper part of the screen and then still the other machine is slow, I was thinking that maybe is an error from the switch.
[05:11] <zelozelos> burntodisc, are u trying to run win 8?
[05:12] <burntodisc> zelozelos: No, I have Mac OS X Lion on a disc and I need to install it using VirtualBox. :>
[05:12] <moonunitzappa2> how hard would it be to install ubuntu on a mac?
[05:12] <moonunitzappa2> and are there any downfalls?
[05:12] <theadmin> moonunitzappa2: Most of the time it works out well, we have a whole section dedicated to it on our Wiki I beleive
[05:12] <theadmin> !mac | moonunitzappa2
[05:13] <moonunitzappa2> ty
[05:14] <RobbieCrash> is there an easy way to move the first 750GB worth of files from one dir to another?
[05:15] <bikcmp> is there a utility to figure out how fast the network is flying on a server?
[05:15] <bikcmp> as in, 2 mbps.
[05:15] <RobbieCrash> bikcmp iftop
[05:15] <Hemebond> arghx: It's ifuse that does the per-application mounting.
[05:15] <bikcmp> RobbieCrash: anything other?
[05:15] <bikcmp> i've tried iftop
[05:17] <theadmin> bikcmp: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tespeed/
[05:17] <RobbieCrash> nothing I'm aware of, iftop does exactly that.
[05:17] <bikcmp> theadmin: that actually was another thing i was looking for
[05:17] <bikcmp> but that isn't it
[05:17] <bikcmp> i mean as in
[05:17] <bikcmp> this server is putting out 1 mbps
[05:17] <bikcmp> and getting 2 mbps
[05:18] <RobbieCrash> like just a snapshot?
[05:18] <bikcmp> active would be cool, but that'd work
[05:18] <bikcmp> as in, over the past 5 mins, i've done blah
[05:18] <vsync_> bikcmp hold on I might have a script still
[05:20] <RobbieCrash> sorry bikcmp. nothing I know of
[05:20] <vsync_> meh, don't have it anymore, and cba to rewrite, soz
[05:22] <moonunitzappa2> can someone help me. i tired downloading orcale sdk and now i have a etc and usr file. what do i do ?
[05:22] <RobbieCrash> Is there an easy way to move the first 750GB worth of files from one dir to another? that is, I have six TB of data in about 40,000 folders, each with about 100 sub folders, each with between 1 and 2,000 files. File sizes range from 100KB - 7GB. I want to copy the first 750GB + current file worth of data to an external drive, and then the next, etc, until all the data has been copied out.
[05:24] <theadmin> RobbieCrash: Idea - write a script which will check the file's size, add it to an overall counter, move the file, repeat, stop once counter has reached 750 (or more) GB.
[05:26] <RobbieCrash> theadmin I think that's what I'm gonna have to do. Thanks.
[05:27] <moonunitzappa2> how can i update java ?
[05:28] <moonunitzappa2> i have the choice for a rpm or self extract. which would be the easiet
[05:28] <ex0> rpm.......
[05:28] <theadmin> ex0: Lies.
[05:28] <airtonix> moonunitzappa2: which version are you updating to ?
[05:28] <theadmin> ex0: Ubuntu doesn't support rpm
[05:28] <theadmin> moonunitzappa2: The self-extracting thing
[05:28] <ex0> NO SHIT
[05:28] <moonunitzappa2> update 27
[05:28] <moonunitzappa2> im on 22
[05:28] <ex0> RED HAT PACKAGE MANAGER
[05:28] <airtonix> moonunitzappa2: so still 6 then ?
[05:29] <moonunitzappa2> i keep getting an error when trying to open a jnlp
[05:29] <ex0> just kiddin man, thought it was a joke question there THE ADMIN
[05:29] <moonunitzappa2> yea 6
[05:29] <theadmin> ex0: Some people have no idea about package types, you know
[05:29] <moonunitzappa2> i think im using opensdk and i need orcale
[05:29] <moonunitzappa2> is this the way to do it?
[05:29] <theadmin> ex0: I often hear questions like "how to install a .tar.gz package"
[05:29] <moonunitzappa2> yea im a noob sorry
[05:29] <ex0> hmm
[05:29] <ex0> its all good
[05:29] <airtonix> moonunitzappa2: yes, have you tried using : apt-cache search java | grep sun
[05:29] <ex0> later
[05:30] <moonunitzappa2> you mean ept?
[05:30] <moonunitzappa2> mt
[05:31] <RobbieCrash> moonunitzappa2 what do you need java for?
[05:31] <moonunitzappa2> im trying to use google appinventor
[05:31] <RobbieCrash> are you trying to build java apps, or are you just trying to run a java app?
[05:31] <moonunitzappa2> and i need to run blocksbuilder, which is a jnlp
[05:31] <RobbieCrash> ok, does it say you need the jvm or jdk?
[05:31] <theadmin> moonunitzappa2: Um, "javaws /path/to/whatever.jnlp"
[05:31] <airtonix> moonunitzappa2: no. i definitely meants: apt-cache search java | grep sun
[05:32] <strigoi66> quick question, how can i login to desktop from remote location if desktop is at the login prompt (gutsy build)
[05:32] <RobbieCrash> strigoi66 do you have vnc installed?
[05:32] <theadmin> strigoi66: That distro is LONG not supported, but... Let me PM you with details (we don't support EOL distros in the main channel)
[05:32] <airtonix> strigoi66: either setup freenx on the remote machine or enable ssh tunnel Xserver (with that xdmp type thing)
[05:33] <moonunitzappa2> amaazing i think that worked theadmin
[05:33] <strigoi66> robbiecash yes and i ssh connection as well
[05:33] <moonunitzappa2> yep
[05:33] <moonunitzappa2> ty
[05:33] <RobbieCrash> strigoi66 are you on the same LAN or are you across the internet?
[05:34] <strigoi66> robbiecrash: it is same kinda i have a repeater that is wireless on same network
[05:35] <theadmin> strigoi66: Details PMed.
[05:35] <RobbieCrash> so no firewall? if so, then as long as vnc is started, you should just be able to open your vnc client and point it at the host you want
[05:35] <RobbieCrash> if you're not sure if it's started, sshd will probably have started, so ssh in and start whichever vnc server you have installed on it
[05:35] <RobbieCrash> alternatively, there's VNC over http
[05:36] <strigoi66> RobbieCrash:  essentially yes but do i have to physically be logged in on that pc for vnc to work or is there a way around
[05:36] <RobbieCrash> which you can just load in a browser
[05:36] <theadmin> Guys, Gutsy is not supported here.
[05:36] <RobbieCrash> strigoi66 if you've got vnc running as a daemon, you should be able to log in from the login prompt
[05:37] <theadmin> strigoi66: What IRC client are you using? Can you look at the PMs I sent? That describes everything in the details
[05:37] <soreau> wow, flash sucks
[05:37] <theadmin> soreau: Sure does
[05:37] <soreau> I guess an update caused ff to think flash is no longer installed
[05:37] <strigoi66> Robbiecrash: yeah was just wandering if there was a way that didnt involve me walking outside and unlocking the shop to login?
[05:38] <theadmin> strigoi66: *ahem*... Configure automatic login over SSH as stated
[05:38] <theadmin> strigoi66: That'd help
[05:38] <strigoi66> Robbiecrash: thank you for the help as always i do appreciate all the help i can get
[05:38] <strigoi66> theadmin: thank you
[05:38] <RobbieCrash> np
[05:39] <soreau> gah
[05:40] <davidius> Referring to http://www.digitalnow.com.au/product_pages/Quad.html :- What are the chances of this card working "out-of-the-box" with 64bit Oneiric?
[05:40] <davidius> Slim, none or pigs might fly??? ;-)
[05:41] <strigoi66> theadmin: sorry i missed your post, no i could not read pm's im currently on (natty) with standard chat app.
[05:42] <theadmin> strigoi66: Should be possible, try typing "/query theadmin"
[05:42] <zenrox> davidius, check this out ---> http://forums.dvbowners.com/index.php?showtopic=11978
[05:43] <strigoi66> theadmin: ok that worked, thank you again :)
[05:45] <davidius> Thankx zenrox, but I've already seen it. Point of my question is: Have the necessary drivers been added to the apt-get system yet?
[05:46] <hexacode> hey you guys, when i right click a folder and click properties, i get a folder size of 11.5 mb   when i do "du -sh folder" i get 14M   why the big difference?
[05:46] <dijoux> 974
[05:46] <zenrox> probly davidius  or work just enuff
[05:46] <soreau> So after an update, firefox says flash is no longer installed. Before the update it was working. I tried reinstalling flashplugin-nonfree and restarting firefox but it didn't help. I'm thinking maybe I should reinstall firefox but I'm not really sure. What should I do to diagnose the problem?
[05:47] <soreau> Currently FF's plugin finder service is taking forever to fail (since it's all but completely useless)
[05:48] <soreau> The add-ons page no longer shows flash either
[05:48] <theadmin> soreau: Try installing an extension called "FlashAid", solves all the flash+firefox trouble
[05:48] <soreau> theadmin: ok
[05:49] <DetachedScreen> soreau: try "locate libflashplayer.so"
[05:49] <hexacode> hey you guys, when i right click a folder and click properties, i get a folder size of 11.5 mb   when i do "du -sh folder" i get 14M   why the big difference? now properties window on a different folder reads 18.6 mb but "du -sh folder" = 24M     why am i getting different file sizes?
[05:49] <theadmin> soreau: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/flash-aid/?src=search
[05:50] <chuxxsss> Hi all
[05:50] <bhansali> HI
[05:50] <soreau> theadmin: it's doing stuff..
[05:50] <chuxxsss> Hi bhansali
[05:50] <bhansali> CHUXXXXXXXXXXX R U THERE
[05:50] <bhansali> R U FROM INDIA
[05:50] <chuxxsss> Yes I am hereeeeeeee
[05:51] <chuxxsss> No
[05:51] <chuxxsss> Australia
[05:51] <bhansali> K
[05:51] <bhansali> YOUR AGE
[05:51] <soreau> theadmin: and it worked
[05:51] <theadmin> !ot | bhansali, chuxxsss
[05:51] <soreau> thanks
[05:51] <chuxxsss> to old
[05:51] <bhansali> HOW MUCH
[05:52] <theadmin> soreau: No problem
[05:52] <bhansali> HI SOREA
[05:52] <bhansali> R U THERE
[05:52] <theadmin> bhansali, chuxxsss: Get out you two -- this is a SUPPORT channel, ffs
[05:52] <bhansali> WHAT HAPPEN
[05:53] <bhansali> HI GRY
[05:53] <bhansali> HI VEMENS
[05:53] <soreau> bhansali: Try #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:53] <chuxxsss> Anyway I have a problem with my wifi as it is not connecting
[05:53] <soreau> bhansali: This is a support channel
[05:53] <bhansali> YUP SOREAU
[05:53] <vemens> hi bhansali
[05:53] <bhansali> R U ON UBUNTO
[05:53] <theadmin> chuxxsss: Not connecting how? Does NetworkManager see the network?
[05:53] <gry> bhansali, caps off please
[05:53] <bhansali> WHERE FRM ALL OF YOU
[05:54] <gry> bhansali, yes, I am
[05:54] <theadmin> !ops | bhansali is being crazy
[05:54] <bhansali> k
[05:54] <bhansali> now ok
[05:54] <gry> !ot | bhansali
[05:54] <bhansali> no m nt creazy
[05:54] <theadmin> bhansali: You aren't listening to what we tell you at all
[05:54] <gry> bhansali, if you have issues with some ubuntu issues, ask here
[05:54] <bhansali> wht u tell
[05:54] <gry> bhansali, please use -offtopic channel otherwise
[05:55] <chuxxsss> Shows the wifi but last used is never if I do a ifconfig I get the wrong network ip address
[05:55] <DetachedScreen> /kick him
[05:55] <theadmin> bhansali: That this is a SUPPORT channel, okay? For questions like "my Ubuntu doesn't work", not for "WHERE R U FROM", okay?
[05:55] <bhansali> @@@@@@@@@@ how do webcame chat
[05:55] <theadmin> bhansali: On IRC? No way.
[05:55] <gry> bhansali, see PM
[05:55] <theadmin> bhansali: On other protocols... Well, depends on your choice for the client, really
[05:55] <bhansali> PM ??????????
[05:56] <theadmin> chuxxsss: What's the encryption type on the network?
[05:56] <gry> bhansali, a new tab or window, titled 'gry'
[05:56] <chuxxsss> hold on
[05:56] <bhansali> k
[05:56] <chuxxsss> wpa personal
[05:57] <theadmin> chuxxsss: Ah. NetworkManager is currently having WPA problems. If you can get online somehow else, run "sudo apt-get install wicd"
[05:57] <Guest97732> why wont it let me take the nickname ELMO
[05:57] <theadmin> chuxxsss: You are the third with this issue
[05:57] <theadmin> Guest97732: Ask in #freenode
[05:57] <Guest97732> ok ty
[05:58] <chuxxsss> I add my Alpa it had problems too.. I am hardwired hole on will apt
[05:58] <bhansali> ANY GIRL THERE
[05:59] <GirlyGirl> chuxxsss: manual ip
[05:59] <chuxxsss> ok added files
[05:59] <theadmin> GirlyGirl: Oh, hey.
[05:59] <chuxxsss> thank you
[05:59] <GirlyGirl> theadmin: Oh hey
[05:59] <pangolin> bhansali: Please stop using all capitol letters and if you want to chat please join #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:00] <bhansali> L/L
[06:00] <chuxxsss> Network connection manager wicd failed
[06:00] <theadmin> chuxxsss: Failed how?
[06:00] <bhansali> what
[06:00] <bhansali> any one there
[06:01] <chuxxsss> I did that. GirlyGirl do not no theadmin
[06:01] <GirlyGirl> !ot | bhansali
[06:01] <chuxxsss> ifconfig
[06:01] <theadmin> GirlyGirl: Useless, it's a troll
[06:01] <chuxxsss> sorry
[06:01] <jair> I installed 11.10 beta 2 in a dell desktop and looks like the video card and monitor are not supported so I can not see the machine booting, stop the grub or ssh to the system I see the monitor in stand by but I m sure the system is up and running
[06:02] <bhansali> girly
[06:02] <bhansali> r u girl
[06:02] <jair> there is not way to access ubuntu other than installing openssh
[06:02] <theadmin> chuxxsss: Can you read this section and see if that works?: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wireless_Setup#Manual_setup
[06:02] <theadmin> chuxxsss: It's not for Ubuntu, but most of things stated in *this* specific section will act the same
[06:02] <theadmin> chuxxsss: It's just the best guide I found so far :D
[06:02] <chuxxsss>  Will do thank you theadmin
[06:03] <jair> is there a key combination to see the ubuntu background booting like the text menu?
[06:04] <rasstar> just installed ubuntu and compared to windows 7 it is so slow. why do things  take so long to load?
[06:04] <chuxxsss> Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) : after iwconfig wlan0
[06:05] <theadmin> rasstar: Ubuntu >.> Sadly, it uses too much visual effects lately. I suggest something more lightweight
[06:05] <theadmin> chuxxsss: Ignore, setting mode is not necessary here
[06:05] <chuxxsss> ok
[06:05] <theadmin> chuxxsss: Continue on
[06:06] <rasstar> my video card is good enough. win 7 is really fast on it
[06:06] <Elmo2> how do i make it not show my ip when i join channels
[06:06] <gry> !register | Elmo2
[06:06] <theadmin> Elmo2: Go to #freenode. Ask for a cloak.
[06:07] <theadmin> Elmo2: And register your nickname
[06:07] <gry> !cloak | Elmo2
[06:07] <jair> I wish ubuntu can come with ssh already enable or at least have th option to install it during the install process
[06:07] <tab1293> i am using gnome-tweak-tool to try to change the gnome-shell theme but it has a caution triangle next to the drop box and it wont let me change it
[06:08] <ptl> hi
[06:08] <ptl> I am using nfs4 kernel server on GNU/Linux (Ubuntu 11.04) but showmount -a does not show the current mounted clients and directories.
[06:08] <ptl> How can I get this information?
[06:08] <DetachedScreen>  /part
[06:09] <theadmin> tab1293: We don't support gnome-shell
[06:10] <bhansali> @#$%&*
[06:10] <bhansali> !@#$%^&*()_@#$%^&*()_+!@#$%^&*()_+!@#$%^&*()_+
[06:11] <rasstar> is gnome shell faster than unity?
[06:11] <th_> nope
[06:11] <chuxxsss> Hi theadmin, I keep get this RTNETLINK answers: Operation not permitted is this my ALPA
[06:11] <rasstar> crazy how laggy this thing is
[06:12] <th_> and it's _buggy_ :/ can't play any opengl games with gnome-shell
[06:12] <th_> rasstar: happen to have ati card with proprietary drivers?
[06:12] <ptl> no word about showmount nfs4 problem? I've read that showmount does not work with nfs4, but I've found no alternative
[06:12] <rasstar> yes.
[06:12] <bhansali> any one from india
[06:13] <theadmin> ptl: Does the ordinary "mount" command or "cat /etc/mtab" show it?
[06:13] <rasstar> I found it slow on my desktop also with 9800 gtx
[06:13] <th_> rasstar: then i might have easy fix for you
[06:13] <th_> if you have ati with fglrx
[06:13] <th_> rasstar: got compizconfig installed?
[06:13] <rasstar> no
[06:14] <th_> rasstar: ati drivers+unity work actually *very* smoothly, the problem is it has vsync on by default
[06:14] <th_> rasstar: ok, install compizconfig
[06:14] <ptl> theadmin: no, showmount is supposed to list the clients from the NFS server
[06:14] <th_> rasstar: http://askubuntu.com/questions/38028/performance-being-really-choppy-with-ati-drivers check there the first reply with screenshots
[06:14] <ptl> theadmin: I want to know, from the server, which clients are mounting its filesystems
[06:14] <theadmin> Gnome3 + ATI = http://goo.gl/bCxVJ
[06:15] <theadmin> (ugly and unusable)
[06:15] <th_> rasstar: basically, disable that vsync from composite extension and disable vsync to blank in opengl extension
[06:15] <th_> rasstar: runs like a charm then
[06:15] <th_> also set that fps to max
[06:15] <rasstar> will try
[06:17] <bhansali> iiiadg
[06:17] <bhansali> any one there
[06:17] <bhansali> for nice chat
[06:17] <th_> theadmin: that's fixed in 11.9 ati drivers btw
[06:18] <th_> BUT you can't launch any opengl app, gets messed =P so no for games with gnome-shell
[06:18] <bhansali> hi maletor
[06:18] <bhansali> hi tab1293
[06:18] <theadmin> th_: Meh.
[06:18] <theadmin> th_: xfce4 for me
[06:19] <th_> unity for me :)
[06:19] <chuxxsss> Starting to hate unity but just may be me.
[06:20] <theadmin> chuxxsss: Heh don't worry, many users don't like it
[06:20] <Chotaz> Ew. Unity -_-
[06:20] <chuxxsss> may go to a older version they worked out the box.
[06:20] <th_> hiding by default panel is annoying in unity though
[06:21] <th_> after disabling that unity is fine
[06:21] <chuxxsss> how do I get alsa to work instead of pulse audio?
[06:22] <theadmin> chuxxsss: Sorry, but as long as you use Gnome, you *need* pulse, Gnome relies on it heavily. Infact, in GNOME3 ALSA Is no longer even an option.
[06:28] <zykotick9> chuxxsss, FYI but Pulse actually uses ALSA...
[06:28] <frybye> Hi when trying to install ubuntu 11.04 as dual boot with win7 the grub2 does not work or even show up.. I suspect that it is conencted with the fact that I have two hard disks both show as "system" after hving cloned the win7 installation from an old smaller hd to a new bigger one.. how can I get rid of this duplicate situation?
[06:28] <bhansali> bye
[06:29] <Polah> frybye: Did you install through Wubi?
[06:29] <frybye> - at the same time I am very keen not to garbage the win7 installation that I need for work
[06:29] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:29] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:29] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:29] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:29] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:29] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:29] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:29] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:30] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:30] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:30] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:30] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:30] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:30] <gry> bhansali, stop please
[06:30] <bhansali> i have an image of naked barak obama
[06:30] <frybye> no I tried to install after live booting - to even do that I have to set acpi=off
[06:31] <Lilac_Underworld> Just curious are there any PDF LINUX editors to edit Windows Adobe PDF files?
[06:32] <frybye> Polah: I noticed when trying to use win7 to creat a system image for safety - that it shows both the new hd and the old one I cloned from as being "system" even though I reformated the old one - I guess there are two mbr's or whatever?
[06:33] <frybye> Polah - I used acronis true image 11 to do the cloning and also have acronis disk director 11 which could probably be used to fix the above - but not sure how to do it...?
[06:34] <frybye> - and a bit scared of making my win7 unbootable...
[06:35] <chuxxsss> Now the sound does not work not good
[06:35] <Raf97> !list
[06:35] <hexacode> hey you guys, when i right click a folder and click properties, i get a folder size of 11.5 mb   when i do "du -sh folder" i get 14M   why the big difference? now properties window on a different folder reads 18.6 mb but "du -sh folder" = 24M     why am i getting different file sizes?
[06:35] <Lilac_Underworld> Acronis is a good cloning software. Windows that is. The only problem you may have is once a disk is cloned the drivers for the hardware is the issue.
[06:37] <frybye> Lilac_Underworld: the cloning worked fine - just now the old disk and the new one are both showing up in win7 as "system" hd's - and I need to know how to "delete" or "change" this for the old disk wich has been formated but still has "system" prolerties somehow..(I dont know much about all this stuff...)
[06:38] <Lilac_Underworld> The fact of the matter is if you clone a drive that is it. Drivers are not automatically installed with cloning. Keep that in mind.
[06:39] <Lilac_Underworld> I use Acronis all of the time. It is  a great software.
[06:39] <frybye> Lilac_Underworld: that dosen't seem to have been a problem.. but what is a problem is this business of two hd's - both being "system?"
[06:39] <iceroot> frybye: are you cling ubuntu-discs or windows-discs?
[06:39] <hellofoo> where is the clipboard manager in gnome ?
[06:40] <hellofoo> also can i see the list of copied texts from cli from the clipboard ?
[06:40] <xmaz> hey guys, i really need help, suddenly i get this error in my ubuntu when i do ls root@mail:~# ls -bash: /bin/ls: No such file or directory
[06:40] <frybye> iceroot: it was a windows7 hp installation that I cloned - but the real problem showed up when trying to sinstall ubuntu 11.04 as dual boot and it did not work
[06:40] <Lilac_Underworld> My friend formatting and allocating primary and secondary disk allocations is what may be your issue.
[06:40] <hellofoo> xmaz: you probably dont have ls installed ? :P did you guys do sudo rm -rf /* ?
[06:41] <xmaz> no, someone backdoored my machine i think
[06:41] <frybye> the cloneing worked fine - that is not the problem - the problem is just that I now have two spearate hard disks beoth of them "system?"
[06:41] <xmaz> not think, i am 100% :/
[06:41] <xmaz> i removed the backdoor, but everything is kinda messed up :S
[06:41] <iceroot> xmaz: if there was something like a backdoor (which i cant imaging) reinstall the whole system
[06:42] <Lilac_Underworld> Set your BIOS to designate either one or the other disk to be the Primary Boot Disk.
[06:42] <Tony> Hey!!
[06:42] <RuJN> xmaz, did you try to check your PC by AV, if you think youère infected by a backdoor?
[06:42] <frybye> Lilac_Underworld: when you say you use acronis - if I try to sort this with acronis disk director 11 home - how exactly do I do it...?
[06:42] <hellofoo> so , where is the clipboard manager in gnome ? also how can i see the list of copied texts in the clipboard from cli ?
[06:42] <theadmin> hellofoo: Gnome has no default clipboard manager. You can install glipper
[06:42] <xmaz> RuJN: I did, it found something called shv, i googled it and found its a backdoor of somesort :S
[06:42] <hellofoo> i see
[06:43] <RuJN> what AV did you use?
[06:43] <frybye> Lilac_Underworld: the win7 boots fine - but when trying to make an image within win7 it says two system disks - and when trying to dual install ubuntu that dosent work
[06:43] <Lilac_Underworld> If you understand the Hard Drive you will understand mirror imaging. What you tell the hard drive to do it will do exactly what you tell it to do.
[06:43] <chuxxsss> theadmin: there once was a OS call Amiga which a directory manager which lost it way call opus.
[06:44] <frybye> Lilac_Underworld: I changed the setting in the bios to get it to boot and that worked...
[06:44] <chuxxsss> Me thinks somehow ubuntu is doing that now
[06:44] <Lilac_Underworld> Dual booting and setting the BIOS is two different things.
[06:44] <iceroot> xmaz: are we talking about a linux-backdoor?
[06:44] <xmaz> yes
[06:45] <iceroot> xmaz: please post a link about this linux-backdoor
[06:45] <iceroot> xmaz: i only found windows-links
[06:45] <RuJN> xmaz, what antivirus did you use for checking?
[06:45] <Tony> about WAR and peace
[06:45] <frybye> right that is what I am saying - that there is no problem with booting the win7 - the problems I have are not able to install ubuntu to dual boot and the two disks being both system disks - and i dont know how to stop on e of them, being a system disk
[06:46] <frybye> I am pretty sure this could be done with disk director - but dont know enough to do it...
[06:46] <Stanley00> !who
[06:46] <xmaz> RuJn: i used rootkit hunter
[06:47] <Lilac_Underworld> DUAL BOOTING has to do with the MBR  <Master Boot Record> If it is fooled around with and changed with any settings you will have tons of problems.
[06:47] <iceroot> xmaz: can you paste the output of "ps aux" please to pastebin
[06:47] <xmaz> that command doesnt work either anymore :)
[06:47] <xmaz> root@mail:~# ps aux
[06:47] <xmaz> -bash: /bin/ps: No such file or directory
[06:47] <theadmin> xmaz: You've gotta reinstall your system.
[06:47] <frybye> Lilac_Underworld: that is what I am scared of... ok - will give this a rest now - I have a neighbour who is clued on such stuff - will try and drag him up here when he has time - by for now...
[06:48] <zykotick9> xmaz, why are you running as root?
[06:48] <frybye> Lilac_Underworld: and thanks.,..
[06:48] <Tony> is this a chat??
[06:48] <theadmin> Tony: Duh.
[06:48] <xmaz> zykotick9: couse i am used to it :/
[06:48] <[`Richard]> how do i connect to swiftirc network
[06:48] <[`Richard]> ?
[06:48] <Lilac_Underworld> If you want I can give you a few tips on the MBR, but you need to proceed with caution.
[06:49] <xmaz> theadmin: there is no other way to fix this? i am running 15 websites on this machine and a ftp, that means i ll have to do everything again :S
[06:49] <Tony> Duh???
[06:49] <RuJN> to xmaz: well, rootkit hunter is not a well known av, probably it even isn't it, I would recommend you to check by another, what country are you in?
[06:49] <xmaz> Slovenija
[06:49] <xmaz> europe
[06:49] <Tony> you guys read menshealth??
[06:50] <fritsch> Tony: "it seems to be, doesn`t it?"
[06:50] <Lilac_Underworld> If you set the MBR it cannot change.
[06:50] <iceroot> xmaz: is this working for file in /bin/*; do echo "$file" >> alternate-ls.txt; done
[06:50] <zykotick9> RuJN, rootkit hunter isn't an anti-virus - but it is a well known rootkit detection tool
[06:50] <Lilac_Underworld> The MBR is how your computer boots up.
[06:50] <Polah> frybye: I recommend backing up your MBRs, particularly partition tables, if you're going to be fiddling with them.
[06:50] <Lilac_Underworld> It is the first 1024 sectors of your hard drive.
[06:51] <iceroot> xmaz: also please dont use a root-shell
[06:51] <yagoo> Lilac_Underworld, 512
[06:51] <theadmin> iceroot: And just how do you plan on viewing altenate-ls.txt without cat?
[06:51] <Polah> frybye: sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=~/sdambr bs=512 count=1 && sudo dd if=/dev/sdb of=~/sdbmdr bs=512 count=1
[06:51] <Polah> Lilac: First 512 bytes
[06:51] <Lilac_Underworld> Depending upon your disk allocation.
[06:51] <RuJN> xmaz: ok, try for example Dr.Web, Nod32, ArcaVir, they have linux versions.
[06:51] <yagoo> Lilac_Underworld, ?
[06:51] <yagoo> Lilac_Underworld, huh
[06:51] <fullmetal> theadmin: you here?
[06:51] <Lilac_Underworld> Polah good point. Thanks.
[06:51] <theadmin> fullmetal: Yep, why?
[06:52] <fullmetal> wait on...
[06:52] <fullmetal> pm
[06:52] <xmaz> RuJN: m8, i removed the rootkit, but it seems that the rootkit somehow fucked my machine :S
[06:52] <iceroot> theadmin: sftp, scp, normal browser upload and so on
[06:52] <theadmin> iceroot: Oh, interesting.
[06:53] <Lilac_Underworld> The best thing is to do a CLEAN INSTALL which is a CLEAN format and a CLEAN Low and high level format.
[06:53] <iceroot> theadmin: also if there is no /bin/ anymore, how he can run /bin/bash as login-shell?
[06:53] <theadmin> iceroot: Presumably it was left running before it was removed
[06:53] <RuJN> zykotick9:  thanks, so it is not a good idea to use antirootkit for detecting non-rootkit malware. Can you restore system from removing rootkit?
[06:53] <iceroot> theadmin: possible
[06:54] <Lilac_Underworld> Now the LILO or Boot Loader can be installed.
[06:54] <Lilac_Underworld> Usually the Linux LILO can be installed over any Windows MBR installation.
[06:54] <zykotick9> RuJN, if a rootkit is detected - reinstall OS (unless you can discover how you where infected, then reinstall OS)
[06:54] <Ben64> lilo?
[06:54] <RuJN> xmaz: if you can't then skip it. scan your system by dr.web for linux
[06:55] <Ben64> lilo is way old
[06:55] <RuJN> zykotick9: for what?
[06:55] <qiyong> how do I purge all r status pkgs?
[06:55] <monk_ubuntu> hi guys, i have a .tgz file but i cant seem to install it
[06:55] <yagoo> Lilac_Underworld, all bootloaders can overwrite each other in sector 0
[06:55] <llomr> hello
[06:56] <monk_ubuntu> im new to linux
[06:56] <theadmin> monk_ubuntu: That's likely source-code. You can't just *install* that. Unpack it, see a file called "README" or "INSTALL" on the inside.
[06:56] <Lilac_Underworld> How true.
[06:56] <Ben64> monk_ubuntu: tgz is an archive file, not something that gets installed
[06:56] <llomr> I have a problem: tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:8118          0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN
[06:56] <RuJN> xmaz: dr.web is  the leader in curing active infections, yoo can also use kaspersky
[06:56] <llomr> I cant close that port
[06:56] <theadmin> monk_ubuntu: You normally install software from the Ubuntu software center
[06:56] <yagoo> monk_ubuntu, if you're new to linux, i suggest virtualbox to prevent any worries
[06:56] <Ben64> llomr: stop the service on it
[06:56] <sobersabre> hi guys.
[06:56] <qiyong> helpo
[06:56] <zykotick9> RuJN, if your system has been "rooted" it's close to impossible to know what has been changed.  Thus reinstall is required.  AV software is a waste of resources on gnu/linux.
[06:56] <theadmin> llomr: Are you connecting to the internet via a proxy? If so, that might be why
[06:57] <llomr> I dont want to restart just because of that open port
[06:57] <Ben64> not restart, stop the service
[06:57] <sobersabre> I am trying to use vino-server. for some reason if I am running it from terminal, it works fine, and discovers the IP properly.
[06:57] <llomr> theadmin: it's from a program called sabnzbd
[06:57] <Ben64> killall -9 sabnzbd
[06:57] <qiyong> how do I purge all r status pkgs?
[06:57] <llomr> Ben64: service is not running :\
[06:57] <theadmin> llomr: wut... 8118 is a port for privoxy
[06:57] <monk_ubuntu> Ben64, theadmin, thanks i will try on that
[06:57] <RuJN> what does 'rooted' mean?
[06:57] <llomr> Ben64: no process found
[06:57] <sobersabre> however if I am using the GUI via menu (Preferences->Remote Desktop), it only says "localhost", but actually lsof -i :5900 does not reveal any processes.
[06:57] <iceroot> xmaz: did you reboot the system after your "cleaning-task"?
[06:57] <yagoo> RuJN, rooted? I never heard "root" being used as a verb.
[06:58] <sobersabre> and I cannot see any strange thing in the logs.
[06:58] <llomr> Ben64: I have no idea how it's still listing on that port.
[06:58] <xmaz> iceroot: no
[06:58] <yagoo> RuJN, I heard of chrooted.
[06:58] <theadmin> yagoo: Never owned an Android phone, then?
[06:58] <theadmin> yagoo: "rooted" usually means "gained root access via unintended means"
[06:58] <Tony> hey guys!! is there any canon PIXMA series printer drivers??
[06:58] <iceroot> xmaz: do you have still the commands you used for the "cleanup"?
[06:58] <RuJN> yagoo, zykotick9 wrote 'rooted', i do not know what it means
[06:59] <xmaz> iceroot: no
[06:59] <yagoo> RuJN, ok..
[06:59] <Tony> Mrs.Theadmin??
[06:59] <Ben64> llomr: lsof -i | grep 8118
[06:59] <theadmin> Tony: Stop asking me stuff, for god's sake
[06:59] <zykotick9> RuJN, read theadmin's definition above.  It means to get root access.
[06:59] <iceroot> xmaz: what do you want us to do for you?
[06:59] <somsip> Tony: yes there are I've had a MP145 running, though that's abit old
[06:59] <yagoo> RuJN, because rooted is not part of any computing vocabulary in my watch
[07:00] <zykotick9> yagoo, read theadmin's definition above.  It means to get root access.
[07:00] <Tony> @somip i want to know MP250 series
[07:00] <xmaz> iceroot: kinda, wanted to know if theres a way i can fix my "/bin/" problems without reinstalling :S
[07:00] <iceroot> rooted means something different then getting root-acces. rooted means that the initial process is running by another process. that is what a root-kit does, so your system is running inside another process
[07:00] <RuJN> thank you. xmaz, do have copies of rootkit files?
[07:01] <llomr> Ben64: it shows nothing
[07:01] <iceroot> xmaz: you have to reinstall 100% if you have some rootkits or other things running
[07:01] <theadmin> xmaz: Maybe, just maybe... sudo apt-get install coreutils... If you still have your /usr/bin files...
[07:01] <iceroot> xmaz: everything else is stupid
[07:01] <somsip> Tony: you tried this looong thread? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1314209
[07:01] <Ben64> llomr: then its not open :|
[07:01] <xmaz> iceroot: ok :/
[07:01] <iceroot> xmaz: do you have physical access to the system?
[07:01] <RuJN> xmaz, is missing ls file your only problem?
[07:01] <Tony> somip: yeah! No info. there
[07:01] <yagoo> iceroot, bios rootkits.. those must be nice..
[07:02] <xmaz> iceroot: yes i have
[07:02] <xmaz> RuJN: no, everything in /bin/ seems to not work :S
[07:02] <iceroot> xmaz: i would suggest to run the system with a live-cd
[07:02] <somsip> Tony: then I have no direct experience of doing this myself. There are MP dirvers out there, that's all I can confirm
[07:02] <Lilac_Underworld> Iceroot nice difinition of the term. So rooted is a virtual machine running inside of a shell.  :)
[07:02] <iceroot> Lilac_Underworld: something like that, normally its running the init-process in another context
[07:03]  * yagoo thinks he just internetted
[07:03] <Tony> somip: but they all are for ubuntu older versions
[07:03] <yagoo> Internetted is a new term too -- I just invented it :)
[07:03] <yagoo> Internet Rooted.
[07:04] <Ben64> llomr: actually, try this too... "lsof -i | grep -i oxy"
[07:04] <yagoo> or Internet Routed. :)
[07:04] <llomr> Ben64: shows nothing
[07:04] <iceroot> xmaz: but more interesting for me is the part how you get the rootkit
[07:04] <Ben64> then its not open
[07:04] <Polah> yagoo: Internet rooted - The state of being unable to access any information outside of the root nameservers of the internet.
[07:04] <iceroot> xmaz: used downloaded software as root?
[07:04] <iceroot> xmaz: downloaded == software which is not comming from the official ubuntu-repos
[07:05] <chuxxsss> You know the OS is bad when it cannot find your sound card.
[07:05] <somsip> Tony: what version are you on? Here I found someone who got working drivers on Mint11 which must be based on a recent version of Ubuntu: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=49549
[07:05] <iceroot> chuxxsss: the os is finding your soundcard 100%
[07:05] <iceroot> chuxxsss: but maybe there are no drivers
[07:05] <chuxxsss> No it is not
[07:05] <iceroot> chuxxsss: so the soundcard is bad because there are no drivers from the manufactor
[07:05] <xmaz> iceroot seems like someone gained access to my system via bad password on my side, and used a local root exploit i guess :S
[07:06] <chuxxsss> for HP8200vw?
[07:06] <RuJN> xmaz, may be i could share my bin with you?
[07:06] <yagoo> icerooted, -> manufacturer/manufactor
[07:06] <Tony> somip: ubuntu 11.04
[07:06] <iceroot> yagoo: whatever you say
[07:06] <Ben64> couldn't you use apt to reinstall all of /bin
[07:06] <yagoo> iceroot, rooted! :)
[07:06] <Polah> xmaz: I wouldn't share RuJN's /bin/
[07:07] <iceroot> xmaz: you have the latest security updates? which ubuntu-version is it?
[07:07] <somsip> Tony: Well, I have no innate knowledge that can help. All i've done is look at search engines and tried to suggest solutions. Your move...
[07:07] <Polah> xmaz: You could try replacing from a LiveCD, you'd need to extract/mount the ISO then extract the squashfs filesystem to get the /bin/ folder from that
[07:07] <Ben64> synaptic would be easier : /
[07:07] <RuJN> Polah: maybe it is incorrect because i am new to ubuntu and do not know its file system well
[07:07] <yagoo> Polah, easy easy.. ISOs are squash filesystems?
[07:07] <Tony> somip: Thnx Brother :-0
[07:08] <Polah> RuJN: It might work, I'm simply saying it wouldn't be wise to share your system stuff since there's every chance it could be compromised
[07:08] <Ben64> reinstall "coreutils" from synaptic
[07:08] <Ben64> problem mostly solved
[07:08] <Lilac_Underworld> Yagoo ISO's are compressed files.
[07:08] <yagoo> what?
[07:08] <xmaz> Polah: i have no idea what to do, but i will sure give it a try and google a bit :S
[07:08] <Ben64> ISOs are not compressed
[07:08]  * yagoo scratches his head
[07:08] <iceroot> Lilac_Underworld: no, iso is not compressed
[07:08] <Lilac_Underworld> Of course they are.
[07:08] <Polah> yagoo: Yes, the iso has casper/filesystem.squashfs which contains the actual Ubuntu filesystem which is copied to the drive on installing
[07:08] <Ben64> xmaz: reinstall "coreutils" from synaptic
[07:08] <Polah> !livecdcustomisation | xmaz
[07:08] <RuJN> polah, why? what info  is kept there?
[07:08] <Ben64> Lilac_Underworld: no, they are not
[07:09] <iceroot> xmaz: you have the latest security updates? which ubuntu-version is it?
[07:09] <theadmin> Lilac_Underworld: You have no idea what you're talking about, do you?
[07:09] <yagoo> you can mount squashfs files
[07:09] <Polah> RuJN: Program executables. Could still be compromised though, better to be on the same side.
[07:09] <yagoo> (loopback)
[07:09] <xmaz> Ben64: could you help me how to do that m8? :)
[07:09] <iceroot> Lilac_Underworld: iso is not compressed, please stop this stupid point
[07:09] <yagoo> no need to extract..
[07:09] <Lilac_Underworld> OK I repent.
[07:09] <Ben64> xmaz: 1. open synaptic, 2. search for "coreutils", 3. right click, hit reinstall, 4. hit apply
[07:09] <RuJN> Polah, thank you. What is in /bin/ls?
[07:10] <iceroot> Ben64: he cant use /bin
[07:10] <Ben64> iceroot: and?
[07:10] <Polah> RuJN: That's the executable binary for ls
[07:10] <Ben64> /usr/sbin/synaptic
[07:10] <Polah> RuJN: It's what gets run and has arguments passed to it when you use the ls command
[07:10] <Ben64> doesn't look like /bin to me
[07:10] <xmaz> Ben64: i can only work throught a terminal :S
[07:10] <chuxxsss> Thank god for Soundtrouble shoot goodbye pulseaudio hello ALSA.
[07:10] <Ben64> xmaz: sudo apt-get install coreutils
[07:11] <iceroot> Ben64: ever had a look at debian/rules?
[07:11] <iceroot> Ben64: and all the tools used in debian/rules?
[07:11] <zagibu> can ALSA run several sound sources in parallel?
[07:11] <RuJN> what's the ls command?
[07:11] <iceroot> RuJN: man ls
[07:11] <chuxxsss> who cares
[07:12] <xmaz> It says somethingin the line: The newest version is allready installed 0 removed 0 updated
[07:12] <theadmin> xmaz: Okay, do: sudo apt-get --reinstall install coreutils
[07:12] <Ben64> yeah that
[07:12] <iceroot> xmaz: which ubuntu-version are you using?
[07:12] <Polah> chuxxsss: Just so you're aware, Pulseaudio runs on top of ALSA. ALSA provides the sound API, PulseAudio handles input and output for that
[07:12] <xmaz> iceroot: errors erros
[07:12] <Lilac_Underworld> ISO files are compressed which means they are neatly contained within an .exe file which means compresses or compiled.
[07:12] <Ben64> Lilac_Underworld: no and no and no
[07:12] <xmaz> iceroot: unable to make backup link of `./bin/ls' before installing new version: Operation not permitted
[07:13] <iceroot> Lilac_Underworld: please stop this
[07:13] <theadmin> Lilac_Underworld: LOLWUT.
[07:13] <Polah> Lilac_Underworld: ISO files are not compressed, nor are they in .exe files.
[07:13]  * theadmin actually smiled despite all the depression
[07:13] <Ben64> xmaz: sudo apt-get purge coreutils; sudo apt-get install coreutils
[07:13] <iceroot> Lilac_Underworld: its no problem if you dont know the fact but pleae dont post wrong things here
[07:13] <chuxxsss> Well my simple hardware which worked find in 10.04 does not work with 11.04
[07:13] <ikonia> don't purge coreutils
[07:13] <Ben64> aw
[07:13] <Ben64> but they're missing
[07:13] <ikonia> that doesn't mean purge the packge
[07:13] <Ben64> then..?
[07:13] <RuJN> lilac_underworld: exe is windows executable file
[07:14] <ikonia> depends on the issue
[07:14] <Ben64> it won't let him reinstall it
[07:14] <Ben64> and they are missing
[07:14] <ikonia> how are they missing, what has happened ?
[07:14] <Ben64> rooted somehow, dunno
[07:14] <xmaz> Ben64: cant purge them also
[07:14] <zykotick9> ikonia, it's due to a rootkit
[07:14] <xmaz> :/
[07:14] <iceroot> xmaz: what ubuntu-version are you using, do you have the latest security updates? its not important how to fix your system because you have to reinstall. its important how you get infected
[07:14] <theadmin> ikonia: /bin/ is empty, basically
[07:14] <ikonia> right - so if he's reooted then he NEEDS to re-install
[07:14] <ikonia> as in the whole OS
[07:14] <ikonia> re-install then,
[07:14] <xmaz> its says Currupted packages
[07:14] <Ben64> thats what everyone else said
[07:15] <ikonia> then this conversation is over
[07:15] <Ben64> i tried to find a different way
[07:15] <iceroot> as ikonia said!!
[07:15] <Ben64> oh well
[07:15] <zykotick9> ikonia, ya, most people in the channel disagree...
[07:15] <BroederT> When i boot the ubuntu live cd, i only get snow... i hear the sound of the menu's when i move the mouse, but all i see is snow... Any way to fix it?
[07:15] <Ben64> no i agree, but options are good
[07:15] <xmaz> its important how you get infected: they briteforced my ftp user since i used a weak password
[07:15] <ikonia> Ben64: there is no other option.
[07:15] <Ben64> xmaz: reinstall time!
[07:15] <iceroot> xmaz: that doesnt exaplin how to get root-access
[07:15] <RuJN> xmaz, is your /bin/ FULLY demaged or only 1 file?
[07:15] <Ben64> next time don't have bad passwords
[07:15] <xmaz> RuJN: everything in /bin
[07:15] <theadmin> RuJN: Completely gone
[07:15] <iceroot> xmaz: or are you sing ftp with root?
[07:16] <xmaz> yeah
[07:16] <Ben64> the big problem is who knows what else they did
[07:16] <iceroot> xmaz: ftp with root?
[07:16] <Ben64> there could be all kinds of nasty things on it now
[07:16] <xmaz> i am running it on root yes
[07:16] <xmaz> :)
[07:16] <iceroot> xmaz: you are loggin into ftp with root?
[07:16] <xmaz> ah no
[07:16] <zykotick9> xmaz, ftp uses clear text for passwords, really doesn't matter how good they are
[07:16] <iceroot> xmaz: unencrypted ftp?
[07:16] <Ben64> ftps
[07:16] <Ben64> or even better - sftp
[07:17] <xmaz> well anyway, re-installing is my only option, damn :S
[07:17] <iceroot> xmaz: yes
[07:17] <xmaz> Thanks for teh help :)
[07:17] <theadmin> xmaz: And don't work as root again, use sudo
[07:17] <Ben64> also, backups are good
[07:17] <iceroot> xmaz: so the attacker get access as a normal user
[07:17] <xmaz> Ben64: agreed :P
[07:18] <iceroot> xmaz: does the ftp-user had sudo-access?
[07:18] <xmaz> i am not using sudo
[07:18] <xmaz> :o
[07:18] <iceroot> xmaz: not you...
[07:18] <iceroot> xmaz: the ftp-user, does he has the right to use sudo?
[07:18] <xmaz> yes
[07:18] <iceroot> xmaz: .... that is like using root over ftp
[07:18] <RuJN> what else did the backdoor did?
[07:19] <iceroot> xmaz: is that a public server on the internet?
[07:19] <klaus> irc://irc.freenode.net/drupal-jquerymobile
[07:19] <Ben64> chain is only as strong as its weakest link
[07:19] <Ben64> weak sudo user = weak root
[07:19] <xmaz> no, its my companys server
[07:19] <iceroot> xmaz: what????
[07:19] <iceroot> xmaz: you are the admin?
[07:19] <zykotick9> oh man
[07:19] <xmaz> kinda :)
[07:19]  * xmaz has a feeling he will get raped
[07:19] <xmaz> lol
[07:19] <BroederT> When i boot the ubuntu live cd, i only get snow... i hear the sound of the menu's when i move the mouse, but all i see is snow... Any way to fix it?
[07:19] <iceroot> xmaz: what about learning the basics instead of being an admin of a linux-system?
[07:20] <xmaz> iceroot: m8 i learned the basics, and people do mistakes, i fucked up, i came her asking for help, if help was possible
[07:21] <RuJN> xmaz: maybe take a livecd and install ububtu from there to a usb flash, then copy /bin/ from new system to the old one
[07:21] <theadmin> BroederT: "snow"?
[07:21] <BroederT> yeah, like snow on old tv
[07:21] <theadmin> RuJN: You could just copy /bin/ from livecd
[07:21] <iceroot> xmaz: for the next steps, reinstall the system, dont use ftp in the future, use ftps or sftp. dont!! ever in your whole life use an ftp-user which can use sudo. always use the latest security-updates
[07:22] <xmaz> iceroot: thanks :)
[07:23] <app> Please explain to me how to set the clock on vmware/Windows, Windows clock in local time, and I am in EEST
[07:23] <iceroot> xmaz: and (in my opinion) dont use ubuntu as a server-os. use debian which is way more stable
[07:23] <BroederT> theadmin, http://img502.imageshack.us/img502/5214/20111010085545.jpg
[07:23] <iceroot> app: ##windows
[07:23] <app> Now Windows says it's 10:19 and Ubuntu saysa 9:39???
[07:23] <xmaz> iceroot: about stability, i had 0 problems :)
[07:23] <RuJN> ok, maybe, goodbye
[07:24] <iceroot> xmaz: stable doesnt mean craches, stable means long testes software (security issues)
[07:24] <theadmin> app: Timezone settings...
[07:24] <theadmin> BroederT: nomodeset
[07:24] <BroederT> ?
[07:24] <app> How can Ubuntu/Vmware/Windows and Windows clocks differ with a non integer amount of time???
[07:24] <theadmin> !nomodeset | BroederT
[07:24] <app> of hours I mean
[07:24] <BroederT> ok, thanks :)
[07:25] <app> Where do I set to Ubuntu, that my hw clock is on localtime?
[07:26] <app> That's not in Gnome clock settings?
[07:26] <iceroot> xmaz: i guess its getting offtopic but the software in ubuntu is not tested over long time (e.g. 2.6.38, apache2, php5, mysql-server) this software isnt very old and there are more security-issues then in older/long tested software. but this is offtopic here
[07:26] <uczen02> qaz
[07:26] <uczen02> hej
[07:27] <xmaz> iceroot: ok so you suggest debian? :)
[07:27] <iceroot> xmaz: first i suggest to read the basics
[07:27] <xmaz> iceroot: i dont have time for basics :S
[07:27] <uczen02> hej
[07:27] <ikonia> no point discussing any more then
[07:27] <iceroot> xmaz: then tell your boss that he needs a linux-admin
[07:28] <xmaz> :))
[07:28] <uczen02> hello
[07:28] <fmauro> hello
[07:28] <uczen02> how are you?
[07:28] <bugong> any one here who can help me.. I need to remote from windows to ubuntu
[07:29] <theadmin> bugong: TeamViewer?
[07:29] <xmaz> bugong: vnc
[07:29] <fmauro> bugong: VNC
[07:29] <theadmin> xmaz, fmauro: VNC isn't for newbies, TeamViewer is a much better solution with dynamic IPs as well
[07:29] <iceroot> bugong: ssh / putty if you want cli-access only
[07:30] <fmauro> theadmin: I don't like 3rd parties controlling my moves. this is un-professional
[07:30] <theadmin> fmauro: I don't think that she/he asked for a "proffessional" solution, did she/he?
[07:30] <m4k> I just bought new VPS with ubuntu 10.4, after login via ssh I'm not able to to ping and neither update.
[07:31] <GirlyGirl> m4k: type "ifconfig"
[07:31] <iceroot> m4k: but ssh over the network is working? can you ping 78.46.202.4 and also the dns to it alpha-unix.de?
[07:31] <bugong> can give link or instruction
[07:31] <Ben64> i bet dns is the problem
[07:32] <m4k> iceroot: yes I can ping ip address i.e. means there is a problem with dns I'm I right?
[07:33] <Ben64> indeed
[07:33] <iceroot> m4k: correct
[07:33] <iceroot> m4k: /etc/resolv.conf contains your nameserver
[07:33] <m4k> iceroot: thanks budy :)
[07:33] <xannen> if i'm looking to setup multi user home network (like business corp), ldap is what i'm looking for right?
[07:33] <iceroot> m4k: if you dont have a dns-server you can use the google-dns. put this in that file "nameserver 8.8.8.8"
[07:34] <m4k> iceroot: thanks adding those
[07:40] <vlt> Hello. Is there a way to select several software packages in "ubuntu Software Center" and then install all at once?
[07:40] <theadmin> vlt: Nah. I suggest you use Synaptic.
[07:40] <vlt> theadmin: Thanks.
[07:41] <saju_m> how remove repository   apt-add-repository -r ppa:nova-core/trunk  not working
[07:41] <saju_m> apt-add-repository: error: no such option: -r
[07:42] <sammy> gold star to me! first ppa upload. </horntooting>
[07:42] <sammy> xannen: Id say ldap, yeah, its not for the faint of heart, but its not so bad once you get used to it, and tons of stuff will auth from ldap.
[07:44] <theadmin> saju_m: ppa-purge ppa:nova-core/trunk
[07:44] <xannen> sammy, i would like to setup share (filesystem) dir, printing etc....  for home setup, ldap would be it?  sorry i just want to clarify, before i fully delve in.
[07:44] <saju_m> ok, thanks
[07:45] <brasa> hello
[07:45] <brasa> please i really need help
[07:45] <Mixmasterxp> hi
[07:45] <Polah> !ask | brasa
[07:45] <brasa> hi
[07:46] <sammy> xannen: youre trying to share files and printers, or do you want a central database to authorize users on multiple systems? samba can share directories and printers, ldap will provide you with a directory, a database of users, passwords, and their privileges
[07:46] <brasa> i explain i have one acer aspire 5732z he bring windows 7 but windows frozen and i intall ubunto 8.10 and now i want format to put windows 7
[07:46] <brasa> how can i do this im driving crazy
[07:47] <saju_m> theadmin: ppa-purge  command not found,
[07:47] <xannen> the authorize users system.  :D
[07:47] <Mixmasterxp> I just installed eclipse to usr/local/bin/eclipse/, I now need eclipse.exe in my application list or at least on my desktop
[07:47] <saju_m> apt-get install ppa-purge, E: Couldn't find package ppa-purge
[07:47] <Mixmasterxp> is this possible?
[07:47] <ikonia> brasa: get a windows CD - boot from CD, install windows. That is how you do it
[07:47] <xannen> sammy, but can i have file sharing, printing as well?
[07:47] <brasa> ikonia
[07:47] <ikonia> brasa: the guys in the channel ##windows can help you put windows on your hardware
[07:48] <brasa> the dvd i have windows 7 is on format iso
[07:48] <ikonia> brasa: burn it then ?
[07:48] <brasa> im one litle nobie
[07:48] <ikonia> sorry, what ?
[07:48] <GirlyGirl> On my kubuntu oneric beta2 system, if I just update packages when the final is out, will I end up with a clone of a similar system to a fresh install or is a reinstall recommended?
[07:48] <brasa> first sorry im portuguese bad english
[07:48] <ikonia> GirlyGirl: #ubuntu+1 please.
[07:48] <sammy> xannen: ldap it is. might i suggest you look into 'migratetools' and 'ldapscripts' packages. also http://wiki.debian.org/LDAP is very very helpful, as is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenLDAPServer
[07:48] <ikonia> brasa: that's ok
[07:49] <brasa> thank you
[07:49] <m4k> How do I make mysql to be accessible from lan.
[07:49] <GirlyGirl> ikonia: ok
[07:49] <ikonia> m4k: in what way accessible ?
[07:49] <ikonia> m4k: (explain what you want to do)
[07:49] <brasa> i have windows 7 saved on a dvd on format iso
[07:49] <m4k> from php file
[07:49] <xannen> yep, i'm browsing it.  :D
[07:50] <ikonia> m4k: the default mysql permissions are from localhost, to make the db accept connections from other hosts, you need to grant permissions to "user@$hostname/ip" or "user@%" which is all hosts
[07:50] <brasa> when i put restart computer from cd he dont let me go direct to ubunto
[07:50] <Mixmasterxp> Is there a way to make an exe show up in my application list?
[07:50] <ikonia> m4k: so use a hostname or ip address or % to wildcard it
[07:50] <Mixmasterxp> Im using the latest ubuntu
[07:50] <Ben64> use wine
[07:50] <GirlyGirl> Mixmasterxp: you could use a shotcut "wine /path/exe"
[07:51] <GirlyGirl> Mixmasterxp: and place that shortcut in the app list
[07:51] <Mixmasterxp> whoops, not exe, its original linux format
[07:51] <Mixmasterxp> .deb i think
[07:51] <GirlyGirl> brasa: Since you want to install windows maybe #windows would be better
[07:52] <Ben64> deb is a package, not an executable
[07:52] <sammy> xannen: there's a package to marry samba and ldap. look into that first to make sure you make the proper arrangements when seting up your ldap server
[07:52] <Mixmasterxp> the file type says executable, is this windows or linux?
[07:52] <xannen> sammy, thanks for the heads up.  ^_^
[07:52] <Snicksie> you can install eclipse from the original repositorities Mixmasterxp.. you can type 'sudo apt-get install eclipse' in the terminal or use the ubuntu software center and search for eclipse...
[07:52] <ikonia> GirlyGirl: the channel is ##windows as he's already been told
[07:53] <Mixmasterxp> Snicksie: those repositories are outdated
[07:53] <m4k> ikonia: I did that but its not working as required. even I added "bind-address = 192.168.1.111" is there any firewall issue ?
[07:53] <GirlyGirl> ikonia: isn't that a redirect?
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> hey guys. Can grub mount file systems and such?
[07:53] <ikonia> m4k: no no no, that's listen on an interface, you need permissions "grant" within the database
[07:53] <Snicksie> hm, in that case installing the .deb should be enough to make it appear in the application-list :)
[07:53] <ikonia> GirlyGirl: I don't know, but point him at the right channel
[07:54] <ikonia> m4k: it's probably already listening on the interface fine, you need to set the permissions within the database to accept connections
[07:54] <hulkhogan> yup
[07:54] <airtonix> ActionParsnip: well it can use iso, as loopback so maybe yes ?
[07:54] <Polah> ActionParsnip: It can mount/boot ISOs
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> I'm thinking about making an Ubuntu setup which rsyncs the entire / partition to a ramdisk, then boot it but I'll need to be able to do that, then boot the ramdisk
[07:55] <airtonix> Polah: ActionParsnip, this is the recent grub though, old grub can't
[07:55] <m4k> ikonia: I added one user with hostname as %
[07:55] <brasa> ?
[07:55] <Polah> airtonix: I'm assuming an up to date version on Ubuntu is in use, which will (should) have GRUB2
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> Polah: airtonix: new systems have like 8Gb RAM, my install here is about 3Gb so I figured it would be sweet
[07:55] <airtonix> ActionParsnip: ramdisk would be great
[07:55] <ikonia> m4k: so test it using the mysql client, and see if it connects, or what error message you got
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> Polah: every 30 mins, rsync the data back to the physical drive so updates stick
[07:55] <ikonia> m4k: also test it by telneting to the port from the remote machine, make sure it gets a connection
[07:55] <kamiccolo> m4k: what about router's forwarding?
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> airtonix: ^
[07:56] <Polah> ActionParsnip: If that was possible, I wouldn't mount the entire thing in memory.
[07:56] <kamiccolo> m4k: I mean, port forwarding at router.
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> Polah: that's my plan, sync to hard storage occasionally and one last one at shutdown
[07:56] <Polah> ActionParsnip: Perhaps leave out /var/ and other such directories that aren't regularly accessed or don't require really quick access
[07:56] <Guest49211> Can I install gnome shell and still have unity and compiz on Natty?
[07:56] <airtonix> Guest49211: yes and no
[07:56] <brasa> i can open on ubunto one file iso ?
[07:57] <Polah> ActionParsnip, with more memory sure, but I'd think 3GB is a bit close
[07:57] <GirlyGirl> Guest49211: No
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> Polah: cool, but its setting up the ram disk and booting it which is taxing me. How to get it rolling
[07:57] <Guest49211> airtonix:
[07:57] <Polah> brasa: Not open no. You can store it.
[07:57] <Guest49211> ah ok
[07:57] <hulkhogan> get 11.10
[07:57] <hulkhogan> then u can
[07:57] <Guest49211> is it worth installing or is it another learning curve UI wise?
[07:57] <airtonix> Guest49211: my natty netbook is runngin gnome-shell but you can't use compiz while in gnome-shell, but you can switch out to classic desktop session instead
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> Polah: ok, 4Gb but you get the idea
[07:57] <kamiccolo> Brasa: Yes, You do. Even mount it or extract.
[07:57] <airtonix> Guest49211: learning curve is fairly non existant imo
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> Polah: just need to be able to make the ramdrive before fstab starts being processed so that the / is the ramdrive
[07:58] <hulkhogan> learning curve click more buttons and dance around
[07:58] <Guest49211> airtonix: it's just that it's a shared machine
[07:58] <airtonix> Guest49211: but i would wait till there is an offical release of gnome-shell on a live usb
[07:58] <airtonix> Guest49211: then don't do it yet
[07:58] <GirlyGirl> brasa: You can burn an iso to disk using brasero, then the disk will boot ... not just copy the iso file on disk https://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/280100-using-brasero-for-data-backup-and-iso-burning
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> Polah: I have a full KDE desktop here with full office suite at 3.3Gb :)
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> Polah: keep /home off the ramdrive too :)
[07:59] <Guest49211> airtonix: cool, cheers, that's exactly what I need to hear.
[07:59] <m4k> ikonia: Telnetting is working it is connecting, when I try to connect with sqlyog which is mysql client I get "error no. 1045 Access
[07:59] <m4k> denied for user user@mak.local(using password: yes)"
[07:59] <Guest49211> laters
[07:59] <ikonia> m4k: ok - so you're bang on with the firewall and physical connection then, so you know the issue is permissions in the database
[07:59] <brasa> afther i have saved windows 7 on dvd is possible burn dvd ?
[08:00] <ikonia> !burn | brasa
[08:00] <Polah> ActionParsnip, doing a search, I see a bit about loop mounting a ramdisk, so you could probably do it that way through GRUB. It gives mount -o loop initrd ramdisk as having been run in the actual system but you could try adding a similar line to your GRUB
[08:00] <hulkhogan> sure
[08:00] <brasa> thank you ikonia im new on this
[08:02] <Kellis> FREEDOM LOVERS:
[08:02] <Kellis> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDDIWP2jGDg&feature=related
[08:02] <Kellis> AMAZING FOOTAGE OF ALEX USING THE BULL HORN AGAINST THE HOUSTON FED!
[08:02] <Ben64> !ot
[08:02] <io> !offtopic | Kellis
[08:02] <Polah> ActionParsnip, the minimal ISO (for 11.04 64-bit at least) seems to have everything mounted in RAM on boot
[08:03] <chuxxsss> Hi ActionParsnip
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> Polah: gotcha
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> hi chuxxsss
[08:03] <chuxxsss> long time
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> Polah: bit of a hack, couldn't I make a tmpfs, copy /usr to it at boot and symlink from /usr to the tempfs. At logoff, copy the data to the physical drive to a holding folder then just copy it to the tempfs at bootup?
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> Polah: /usr is 2.4Gb of my used 3.3Gb, should be ok
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> Polah: I think it's dumb enough to work :)
[08:11] <Polah> ActionParsnip: Perhaps, that might work. I'd rather go for making an image of your system then mount looping it in memory, would have to be writeable though.
[08:11] <Kellis> FREEDOM LOVERS:
[08:11] <Kellis> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDDIWP2jGDg&feature=related
[08:11] <Kellis> AMAZING FOOTAGE OF ALEX USING THE BULL HORN AGAINST THE HOUSTON FED!
[08:11] <dhaval> hello please tell me how can i delete firefox cache
[08:12] <theadmin> dhaval: Firefox menu -> Settings -> Delete recent history -> All
[08:12] <theadmin> I think that's how, hasven't used FF in a while now
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> Polah: I'll make a document, my systems are low end, so I cannot test this :(
[08:12] <dhaval> theadmin: from command line??
[08:12] <theadmin> dhaval: Ah... rm -r ~/.mozilla/cache I beleive
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> dhaval: CTRL+SHIFT+DEL
[08:13] <howtos> Could someone help me find the google maps data in a mashup inside a frame?
[08:13] <howtos> Also
[08:13] <howtos> Does anyone have access to an ancestry.com account?
[08:14] <chuxxsss> Not me
[08:14] <chuxxsss> anyone use yoshimi?
[08:14] <howtos> Could someone help me find the google maps data in a mashup inside a frame?
[08:14] <iceroot> what is the gnome-keyring-gui called? i need to start in on lxde but cant find the correct binary (gnome-keyring does not seem to be the correct one)
[08:15] <howtos> this is an ubuntu question because I'm using Ubuntu
[08:15] <bazhang> howtos, thats not related to ubuntu support
[08:15] <gry> howtos: is tht a question about html markup?
[08:15] <Polah> iceroot: Seahorse
[08:15] <iceroot> Polah: great, thats it, thank you
[08:18] <howtos> Could someone help me find the google maps data in a mashup inside a frame?
[08:18] <bazhang> howtos, thats offtopic here. please stop asking
[08:19] <howtos> fuck you bazhang
[08:19] <howtos> watch this
[08:20]  * ActionParsnip liked what he watched
[08:20] <zykes-> +1
[08:20] <hulkhogan> lols
[08:20] <primary> I cannot use xcdroast because of this bug, even with the -n option as root, how do I get xcdroast working? http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=523639
[08:21] <BlackDalek> How do I get the gnome image viewer (Eye of GNOME) to print an image at 100% size? It keeps scaling up the image to fill the whole page. How do I prevent that annoying feature?
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> BlackDalek: is it not in printer properties?
[08:21] <BlackDalek> ActionParsnip, it is, but it gets utterly ignored.
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> BlackDalek: is it ok in other apps? Possibly a bug?
[08:22] <jpmh> I suggest to EVERYONE that they /ignore howtos
[08:22] <jpmh> he is also PMing without ivite and asking for inappropriate sharing
[08:22] <Ben64> jpmh: you can report that in #ubuntu-ops
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> wow, never heard of 'grave' on a bug
[08:22] <BlackDalek> ActionParsnip, it is OK if printing from gimp or libre office etc... just seems to be image preview thing
[08:23] <jpmh> Ben64:  how do I do that
[08:23] <Ben64> join that channel, and let them know
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> BlackDalek: any bugs reported?
[08:27] <armis71> ls
[08:27] <armis71> oops
[08:28] <steph_> help
[08:28] <steph_> when I boot it boots to a (initramfs) prompt
[08:28] <steph_> the battery died while it was in suspend...
[08:29] <milligan> I compiled a kernel module, and copied the output .ko file to /lib/modules/2.6.38-11-generic-pae/kernel/drivers/foldername/ . (foldername is a name I chose). I also added the path to /lib/modules/2.6.38-11-generic-pae/modules.order . Is that sufficient for the module to be loaded?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> steph_: can you boot to root recovery mode?
[08:29] <steph_> I boot into recovery mode, and it does the same
[08:29] <theadmin> milligan: Can you load the module? If so, it is :D
[08:29] <hexacode> hey you guys, when i right click a folder and click properties, i get a folder size of 11.5 mb   when i do "du -sh folder" i get 14M   why the big difference? now properties window on a different folder reads 18.6 mb but "du -sh folder" = 24M     why am i getting different file sizes?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> milligan: try it.  sudo modprobe name
[08:29] <iceroot> is there a way to "unrevoke" this action? (i dont know where the invoke came from) http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?search=0x74AB368E940F70675FAF274CD71A6ED975C2C8E6&op=index
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> steph_: I'd boot to liveCD and fsck the partition
[08:30] <milligan> ActionParsnip, theadmin , that tells me the mod isn't found...
[08:30] <theadmin> milligan: Then it's not. Isn't there supposed to also be a .ko.gz file under /usr/lib/modules/?
[08:31] <milligan> no idea :)
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> hexacode: possibly the larger one is showing the space used on the drive (including slack space)
[08:31] <steph_> ActionParsnip: how do i fsck the disk I want?
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> !fsck | steph_
[08:31] <hexacode> thanks
[08:31] <primary> I cannot use xcdroast because of this bug, even with the -n option as root, how do I get xcdroast working? http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=523639
[08:31] <rickybobby> #openwrt
[08:32] <milligan> theadmin, the output of the compile certainly didn't produce anything like that.
[08:32] <steph_> ActionParsnip: sorry am a newb, not sure what that means
[08:32] <BlackDalek> ActionParsnip, I think it is because the resolution of the image is being ignored. The image is a scan at 300 dpi resolution. about the size of 1/4 letter paper.
[08:34] <hexacode> anyone here use linode? if so, why does it have port 25 filtered? i was thinking of installing my own business email but i see port 25 already in use...whats up with this?
[08:34] <theadmin> hexacode: Not an Ubuntu question... And if it is, check your iptables and make sure you use that port as root (ports below 1000 require root priveleges iirc)
[08:35] <theadmin> Funny that port 666 is one of those :D Though, that's never used by Linux
[08:35] <Ben64> <1024
[08:35] <steph_> ok, so in Disk utility I asked it to Check Filesystem
[08:35] <hexacode> thanks
[08:36] <steph_> I got a dialog show up.  Partition 5 of 4 of ATA ST98897799AS completed - FILE SYSTEM IS NOT CLEAN
[08:36] <steph_> what do I do now?  How do I clean it?
[08:36] <theadmin> steph_: sudo touch /forcefsck && sudo reboot
[08:37] <steph_> theadmin: where on the livedisk?
[08:38] <milligan> theadmin, ActionParsnip , do I need to run some kind of command to update the list of available modules?
[08:38] <hexacode> follow up on my previous question...i found a post on google saying the reason port 25 might be filtered is because the isp, not the server...can this be true? im using nmap to scan my server and port 25 shows up as filtered...the thing is, i just rented the server and havent even used iptables on it yet or installed an smtp server
[08:39] <theadmin> steph_: No, on the real system
[08:39] <lvh> Hello.
[08:39] <theadmin> hexacode: That could well be
[08:39] <lvh> Can anyone reccommend a printer/scanner/fax machine that will work properly on Ubuntu?
[08:40] <lvh> My father in law is currently fighting with a Canon MX700 which is... less than pleasant.
[08:40] <steph_> theadmin: you mean at the (initramfs) prompt
[08:40] <lvh> We're happy to buy him some new kit, but I'd rather know up front what's going to work.
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> milligan: could try:  sudo depmod -a
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> lvh: canon make a few drivers, check their site for drivers
[08:40] <steph_> theadmin: at the initramfs prompt sudo does not work and fsck does not exist
[08:40] <theadmin> steph_: Oh, I see.
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> lvh: HP love linux and make awesome drivers. Their drivers are even in a default install
[08:41] <milligan> ActionParsnip, that helped :) modprobe worked now.
[08:41] <theadmin> steph_: Then note down your device file and run "sudo fsck /dev/sdz5" (for example) on the livecd
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> steph_: could try:  sudo fsck -i /dev/sda1
[08:41] <hexacode> thanks theadmin   that makes sense now...im going to nmap localhost on the server for more accurate results
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> steph_: http://linux.die.net/man/8/fsck
[08:42] <theadmin> I wonder, if I have more than 26 hard drives... What would come after /dev/sdz? xD
[08:42] <lvh> ActionParsnip: Yes, I've had very good experience with Samsung and HP.
[08:42] <lvh> ActionParsnip:
[08:42] <steph_> I tried theadmin's and it says recovering journal
[08:42] <lvh> ActionParsnip: However, only for their laser printers, never for scan/fax combis. I know those can be hell on Windows too, so I'm not hopeful for Ubuntu...
[08:43] <steph_> theadmin: Error reading block 7887636 (attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read). ignore error?
[08:43] <pocata> I had no problems my desktop panels to help some
[08:45] <steph_> Do I ignore or what?
[08:45] <pocata> ???
[08:45] <lucid9> can i add more trackers to transmission?
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> lvh: if you check the hplip site for compatibility
[08:46] <theadmin> lucid9: Sure, just right-click the torrent and modify trackers in it's properties
[08:47] <hexacode> hey you guys..i need to lookup which program (server in this case) is using my port 25 ...any way to do this?
[08:48] <steph_> ActionParsnip, theadmin what should I do?  Ignore or not ignore?\
[08:48] <pocata> I come to the terminal but I do not know what to ask for the command to add a new?
[08:48] <Ben64> hexacode: lsof -i | grep smtp
[08:48] <dshev> hexacode: netstat
[08:49] <hexacode> thanks you guys...ill look into both those now...btw i know netstat has much options, which options for what im looking for?
[08:49] <pocata> :)
[08:49] <lucid9> thanks :)
[08:50] <Ben64> netstat -pl might work
[08:50] <Ben64> lsof is better :)
[08:51] <Ben64> lsof -i -n -P | grep \:25
[08:51] <Ben64> that would work the best :D
[08:51] <steph_> sorry boys, I'm not sure what to do
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> steph_: you can use -a to automatically fix (non interactive)
[08:51] <dshev> hexacode: netstat -nap | grep :25
[08:51] <steph_> yes ignore or no
[08:52] <steph_> that doesn't help
[08:52] <pocata> I come to the terminal but I do not know what to ask for the command to add a new? help
[08:52] <steph_> shall I ctrl+c and do it again with -a?
[08:52] <pocata> pls
[08:52] <Ben64> pocata: add a new... what?
[08:52] <hexacode> thanks dshev
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> pocata: add a new what?
[08:53] <steph_> ActionParsnip: I tried to skip ignore (no) and it killed it.
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> steph_: read the man page link I gave, it explains a lot
[08:53] <pocata> disappeared but my aircraft panels
[08:54] <hexacode> dshev  it says sendmail : MTA  is listening on that port...the reason i ask is because i want to set up an email server so that i can receive emails ...is sendmail also an email server?
[08:54] <steph_> ActionParsnip: I then entered command "sudo fsck -a /dev/sda5" and it says run fsck manually
[08:54] <pocata> which is above the main panel is gone
[08:54] <Ben64> pocata: you're probably going to need to explain a lot more in order to get help
[08:57] <Ibis> I really hope that annoying bug where users can not see unity tray icons (geforce users) would be fixed by 11.10
[08:57] <steph_> it worked.  Thanks ActionParsnip and theadmin
[08:57] <steph_> !!!
[08:58] <dshev> hexacode: 25 port using by smtp for transmissing emails, not receiving
[08:58] <pocata> I was gone all the main panels on the desktop where I start with myself I menuto Gnomes
[08:58] <auronandace> !panels | pocata
[08:58] <dshev> hexacode: you need 110 port(pop3) for receiving emails
[09:00] <hexacode> thanks dshev
[09:00] <prod_> Hi all, Im having some troubles with transmission, for some reason transmission isnt removing the .part extension when its finished downloading. does anyone know a clever cammands to remove .part from all the files within my download?
[09:00] <DoctorD90> hi all ^^
[09:00] <DoctorD90> someone can help me a little???
[09:00] <Polah> !please | DoctorD90
[09:00] <DoctorD90> i need help with my ubuntu partition...
[09:00] <hexacode> im still trying to wrap my head around mta, mda and mua     is pop3 an MDA?
[09:00] <Polah> Nope, that's not the right one.
[09:00] <Polah> DoctorD90: Just ask your question
[09:01] <pocata> gnome-panel: no process found
[09:01] <DoctorD90> sorry :P im new...i would not seem unpolite ^^
[09:01] <pocata> I write
[09:02] <soreau> !find gnome-panel
[09:02] <DoctorD90> anyway: i install ubuntu on a virtual machine, i run it for test my eggdrop, so i need tcl, ad a irc server; tcl is donwloaded yet, but when i try to download other thigns, it gives me this error:
[09:02] <soreau> !search gnome-panel
[09:02] <DoctorD90> dpkg: attenzione: parsing file '/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 108 package 'tcpd':
[09:02] <DoctorD90> [10:48] <@DoctorD90>  description not found
[09:02] <DoctorD90> [10:48] <@DoctorD90> dpkg: error: parsing file '/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 108 package 'tcpd':
[09:02] <DoctorD90> [10:48] <@DoctorD90>  version not found
[09:02] <DoctorD90> [10:48] <@DoctorD90> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
[09:02] <soreau> !file gnome-panel
[09:02] <milligan> How can I prevent a device from automounting..? The kernel module I have compiled is ment to grab the device when it mounts, but I think it fails since the device gets grabbed by some automounting feature.
[09:02] <soreau> !file search gnome-panel
[09:02] <Polah> DoctorD90: Pastebin that, don't paste it in the channel
[09:03] <primary> post it all here it's just IRC
[09:03] <DoctorD90> ok ^^ sorry ^^
[09:03] <DoctorD90> sorry sorry....
[09:03] <DoctorD90> in future i use pastebin ^^
[09:03] <bazhang> primary, no, not a good idea
[09:03] <DoctorD90> anyway....same ideas??
[09:04] <DoctorD90> i cant download wine, ircserver, irc client....nothing T.T
[09:04] <pocata> ??
[09:04] <Ibis> DoctorD90: What do you mean by download? Using packagemanager? apt-get?
[09:04] <DoctorD90> yes
[09:04] <DoctorD90> but software center too
[09:05] <DoctorD90> they gives me a similar error every time!
[09:05] <Ibis> What IRC server? It's better to compile it from Source code.
[09:05] <Ibis> DoctorD90: Do this: sudo apt-get update
[09:05] <pocata> nome-panel: no process found I write ???
[09:06] <DoctorD90> it runs..i'll wait..thx ^^
[09:06] <auronandace> pocata: are you running kde?
[09:06] <Polah> pocata: You need to tell us what the problem is, not just a few sentences mentioning gnome-panel and nothing else.
[09:06] <root> hey
[09:06] <Ibis> DoctorD90: It's not cool to install IRC servers with apt-get. BECAUSE, it's usually outdated.
[09:06] <Guest64328> ok
[09:07] <Guest64328> Can anybody please let me know how to install backtrack 4
[09:07] <dee-dee> Hi guys. How do I change windowmanagers in Ubuntu 11.04? It comes installed with gnome + Unity, (nice) but I'd like to give Afterstep a try. Any tips?
[09:07] <hulkhogan> go download the iso
[09:07] <auronandace> !backtrack | Guest64328
[09:08] <RenaKunisaki> pocata, gnome-panel not nome-panel. also try sudo apt-get install gnome-panel
[09:09] <auronandace> dee-dee: after you install the window manager/desktop environment, you should be able to log out then select that session in the login screen
[09:10] <edrodriguez> hello?
[09:10] <dee-dee> Ah. Okay... I installed a package that disables that paswd prompt for Keyring, That stopped but I cant logout and see them options.
[09:10] <DoctorD90> pastebin.com/DbM0sk76
[09:10] <DoctorD90> see error plz... thx ^^
[09:11] <devops> Hi
[09:11] <edrodriguez> hey hi!, im a total begginer i have a question... is this the right place to ask?
[09:11] <devops> How can I create a customized ubuntu ISO image of ubuntu 10.04 server edition
[09:12] <pocata> but my problem is that I went with ubuntu 10:10 I put my 11.4 update it and update it and I removed the panel after his testartirah panel system or I get to 11.4 or 10.10 of
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> edrodriguez: yes, ask away dude
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> !panels | pocata
[09:12] <auronandace> ActionParsnip: he's tried that
[09:12] <auronandace> apparently
[09:12] <DoctorD90> some idea??
[09:13] <pocata> pocata@pocata-Aspire-5541:~$ gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel
[09:13] <pocata> gnome-panel: no process found
[09:13] <auronandace> pocata: are you using kde?
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> DoctorD90: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8850924/fixpackage
[09:14] <pocata> I'm a gnome
[09:14] <DoctorD90> ActionParsnip, i have to run this command????
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> DoctorD90: usually sorts that stuff, you can run the commands one after the other, if you save the file you can run it as a script
[09:15] <GirlyGirl> Hi ... on the Ubuntu Alternate disk running from a USB drive, it asks please insert the cdrom labeled "ubuntu ..." any workarround for this?
[09:15] <DoctorD90> ah ok
[09:15] <DoctorD90> but
[09:15] <auronandace> pocata: when you say "removed panel" do you mean you uninstalled gnome-panel?
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> DoctorD90: easier is: cd; wget http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8850924/fixpackage; chmod +x ./fixpackage; sudo ./fixpackage
[09:15] <DoctorD90> so i have to download on ubuntu
[09:15] <DoctorD90> ok ^^
[09:15] <DoctorD90> now i run this ^^
[09:15] <DoctorD90> thx ^^
[09:16] <auronandace> !enter | DoctorD90
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> DoctorD90: np :). It's a nice little script
[09:16] <DoctorD90> ok ubottu ^^
[09:16] <edrodriguez> thanks! well, i installed 11.04 like 4 moths ago, and i used diferent partitions for "/" and "home", so next time instead of doing and upgrade i just did celan install without loosing /home, my quesiton is: when i do install 11.10 am i going to have any kind of conflict or compatibility issues by keeping my /home partition intact?
[09:16] <Ibis> GirlyGirl: That's weird, I used one of those alternative download things and never had issue.
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> edrodriguez: will be fine
[09:17] <GirlyGirl> Ibis: running it from a usb drive?
[09:17] <Ibis> Yes.
[09:17] <pocata> Well maybe this is not know already desperately
[09:17] <GirlyGirl> Ibis: Like usb pendrive or card
[09:17] <xmaz> is there a way i can reinstall ubuntu without loosing any files and mysql installation?
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> edrodriguez: just remember to tell the installer to mount the partition as /home in the relevant file system, but not formatted :)
[09:17] <Ibis> Actually. I remember now, I ran it from a .ISO in virtualbox.
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> xmaz: use your backups
[09:17] <Ibis> xD
[09:17] <auronandace> pocata: what language do you speak?
[09:18] <Ibis> GirlyGirl: What command did you typed to make that appear?
[09:18] <iceroot> xmaz: dont use your backdoor-infected files
[09:18] <GirlyGirl> Ibis: the stage when it does installing
[09:18] <iceroot> xmaz: use a clean backup which is made BEFORE the backdoor-infection
[09:18] <Ibis> Installing what? Ubuntu base?
[09:19] <pocata> Well translate.google translation in English I'm from Bulgaria and misunderstanding many English
[09:19] <edrodriguez> nice! thankyou, what about the hidden files on /home? will they be in conflict or will theinstaller handle it?
[09:21] <zombiehand> Hi, im a noob to ubuntu.. I have tried to get rid of the login box upon when ubuntu starts up..  I cant figure out where to disable this
[09:21] <auronandace> !bg | pocata
[09:21] <zombiehand> Can anybody help me?
[09:21] <Ibis> GirlyGirl: You might be better off using Ubuntu Minimal install cd.
[09:22] <Ibis> It's like 20MB.
[09:22] <Ibis> Put it onto your usb drive and do a network install.
[09:22] <pocata> no one in this channel :(
[09:22] <GirlyGirl> Ibis: I'll use desktop its just that I normally prefer alternate
[09:22] <edrodriguez> @zombiehand what version are you using?
[09:22] <Ibis> What do you do with alternative? o_O
[09:23] <Ibis> The Minimal installer, I'm sure it provides options like Alternative.
[09:24] <Ibis> I used it like 3 times before on virtualbox.
[09:24] <maria> a
[09:24] <maria> a
[09:24] <maria> a
[09:24] <Ibis> maria: Excited that you got your first Ubuntu installed?
[09:24] <devops> how do I customize an ubuntu ISO image so that I can add my custom application to ISO image?
[09:25] <primary> I cannot use xcdroast because of this bug, even with the -n option as root, how do I get xcdroast working? http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=523639
[09:25] <Doc|linux> yea!!!! xD i can connect with ubuntu with pidgin T.T so i cant do it every time by win D great....
[09:25] <Ibis> devops: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[09:25] <Ibis> Doc|linux: Say waaa? o_o
[09:26] <Doc|linux> ActionParsnip:  it done
[09:26] <maria> cavrones no liegueiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis
[09:26] <Doc|linux> notihng..i cn connect on ubuntu to irc ^^
[09:26] <maria> ijos de puta
[09:27] <Doc|linux> a good irc client???
[09:27] <maria> vete a la mierda
[09:27] <Ibis> Doc|linux: Xchat or Konversation (Konversation is by FAR userfriendliest).
[09:27] <Doc|linux> one similar mIRC??
[09:28] <Ibis> Or use weechat if you like text based IRC chat client.
[09:28] <maria> japutima calawue
[09:28] <Ibis> Doc|linux: Xchat if you're willing to learn how to do Perl, python or TCL
[09:28] <hulkhogan> pidgin
[09:28] <Doc|linux> nono, i prefer i grapich client... like pidgin,,,,
[09:28] <Ibis> Or some other programming language supported by Xchat.
[09:28] <maria> vete a la mierda
[09:28] <Doc|linux> yes, but on znc, when i close it, it close all my channel
[09:28] <Doc|linux> (with pidgin)
[09:28] <Ibis> Wait Doc|linux, what do you usally do with miRC?
[09:29] <hulkhogan> xchat
[09:29] <maria> ooooo oooooo ooooo m aces una paja?¿
[09:29] <Doc|linux> yes....
[09:29] <Doc|linux> this is by ubuntu pidgin
[09:29] <Ibis> If you do not do/use much scripts in mIRC, you'lre better off with Konversation
[09:29] <DoctorD90> and this by win7 mIRC
[09:29] <Ibis> Otherwise, use xchat.
[09:29] <Doc|linux> to donwlod??
[09:29] <Doc|linux> sudo apt-get install xchat??
[09:29] <Ibis> YEs.
[09:29] <maria> la bateria
[09:30] <Ibis> Or sudo apt-get install konversation
[09:30] <Doc|linux> to download a irc server???
[09:30] <Ibis> They're jsut IRC chat clients. You use them to chat with. (Like Pidgin irc)
[09:31] <Guest84988> i've installed fvwm and removed unity, how do i remove the other window managers? what is the name of ubuntu and ubuntu classic?
[09:31] <karel_ff> Does anyone have experience using mini-dinstall?
[09:31] <Doc|linux> yes, but i need to run a irc SERVER, on my ubuntu ^^ to test my eggdrop when im offline
[09:32] <Ibis> Doc|linux: Then go to inspircd.org and install that irc server.
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> Guest84988: classic uses metacity
[09:32] <Ibis> Doc|linux: They got their own help channel and such.
[09:32] <Doc|linux> oh good ^^
[09:32] <Doc|linux> thx ^^
[09:33] <Guest84988>  ActionParsnip thanks
[09:33] <airtonix> Guest84988: it does?
[09:34] <airtonix> longDongMcGee: : use gconf-editor to change the required window manager to fvwm
[09:35] <fongKong>  airtonix i've changed the window manager, now i want to use apt to remove the remaining window managers, i've already removed unity
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> fongKong: unity isnt a WM
[09:35] <airtonix> fongKong: so it isn't in memory ?
[09:35] <fongKong>  ActionParsnip oh , what is it
[09:36] <hulkhogan> fvwm --replace
[09:36] <joesepp> I have a usb modem, with storage partition that mounts automatically. How can I make my system ignore this part of the device completely?
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> fongKong: its a shell, it is part of compiz, which is a WM
[09:36] <aadityasg> hi all
[09:37] <airtonix> fongKong: 1) gconf-editor 2) /desktop/gnome/session/required_components/windowmanager = fvwm
[09:37] <aadityasg> anyone here knowing python
[09:37] <aadityasg> and GUI development in it
[09:37] <airtonix> aadityasg: the chaps in #python and #pyside do
[09:38] <aadityasg> ok
[09:39] <hulkhogan> sure
[09:40] <al_nz1> could someone please help with a NFS problem? event when I edit /etc/exports to have a line with '*' all hosts I still get access denied
[09:43] <hulkhogan> o
[09:45] <iceroot> al_nz1: nfs needs a restart after editing /etc/exports (imo)
[09:45] <entranha> hey
[09:46] <entranha> free o caralho
[09:47] <al_nz1> iceroot: yeah been doing that with exportfs -ra
[09:49] <zeerox> i am having a problem on my ubuntu server edition i have internet sharing setup on it, connecting a windows pc to it, after a few days of downloading through torrents, it goes slow, once i reboot the server its fine again... any suggestions?
[09:51] <unimtest> hello
[09:51] <unimtest> merhaba
[09:51] <unimtest> deneme
[09:53] <courpse> There a package that includes libusplash-dev?
[09:55] <resq> hallo, I need your help guys, yesterday I was trying to get sound working in enemy territory on ubuntu 10.10, did many things and finally got it working with some additional fix to the game, but while doing it I destroyed the whole sound, didn't realized this until now, cause unfortunatelly Im an idiod, and didn't rebooted machine after every step. Now I don't know whats wrong, but in system menu in Preferences >> Sound >> Device there aren't any.
[09:58] <resq> While trying to find a solution Ive installed via apt-get: libsdl1.2debian-all, oss-compat, oss4-base, and created /dev/dsp with mknod
[10:00] <resq> anyone can help?
[10:09] <pitlimit> Can anyone tell me the command to restart wireless?
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> pitlimit: you can unload and load the wireless module, should do it
[10:10] <pitlimit> hm how do i do that
[10:11] <Polah> Wouldn't restarting the networking service be easier?
[10:11] <pitlimit> I don't care which way as long as it restarts :)
[10:11] <pitlimit> But I still don't know how to do either :)
[10:12] <wawrek> what is the name of the software comparing 2 files? something like svn diff, but it's an editor.
[10:12] <pitlimit> diff
[10:12] <pitlimit> oh
[10:12] <pitlimit> ooops
[10:12] <Doc|linux> see ya to all ^^
[10:12] <pitlimit> so.... no one has an answer to my question? :)
[10:13] <theadmin> pitlimit: sudo service networking restart
[10:14] <pitlimit> ah there it is! thanks!
[10:14] <pitlimit> hm... "restart: unknown instance"
[10:15] <al_nz1> how do I check what ports are open?
[10:15] <jrib> al_nz1: why?
[10:15] <theadmin> al_nz1: All of them, unless you closed them with a firewall.
[10:15] <al_nz1> jrib: nfs access denied problem
[10:16] <pitlimit> theadmin, is there another way?
[10:16] <pitlimit> that doesn't work
[10:16] <theadmin> pitlimit: Try "network" instead of "networking"
[10:17] <jrib> al_nz1: « sudo iptables -L » is one way.  You can also likely use « ufw ».  That's at the firewall level.  Make sure nfs is actually running and use netstat to see what's running on what port
[10:17] <pitlimit> network: unrecognized servie
[10:17] <al_nz1> jrib: yeah nfs is running
[10:17] <Polah> theadmin: Aren't they closed by default?
[10:18] <pitlimit> I notice my wireless automatically connects to wlan0 not eth0
[10:18] <pitlimit> that's weird
[10:19] <theadmin> Polah: Why, no
[10:19] <theadmin> Polah: Just nothing's listening on them
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> pitlimit: sudo modprobe -r name; sleep 2; sudo modprobe name     will restart the interface. You can see what 'name' is with:  sudo lshw -C network
[10:20] <pitlimit> thanks ActionParsnip I will try those
[10:20] <pitlimit> Do you know why I am using wlan0 instead of eth0?
[10:20] <al_nz1> Hey ActionParsnip
[10:20] <pitlimit> it's the default
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> pitlimit: change name to the module name named after drive=
[10:20] <pitlimit> I don't know how to changge it
[10:20] <pitlimit> okay thank you
[10:22] <toek> HI, can i upgrade 11.04 server version to the desktop version?
[10:22] <toek> with ssh =)
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> toek: sure, just install a desktop, why did you instal server if you wanted a desktop OS?
[10:23] <auronandace> toek: just install a desktop on it
[10:23] <physicaljazz> pitlimit: u can use three lines: sudo ifconfig wlan0 down  | sudo ifconfig wlan0 up| sudo dhclient wlan0
[10:24] <pitlimit> cool physicaljazz
[10:24] <pitlimit> physicaljazz, do you know why ubuntu autoconects me to wlan0 and not eth0
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> toek: sudo apt-get install lxde lightdm     will give a nice light desktop to impact less on your server
[10:24] <pitlimit> to my understanding, wlan0 is like a bridge
[10:24] <AFD> I want to install XP on a client's machine using USB.... so far the only solutions I can find require windows to make the USB. Is it possible to create it using Ubuntu?
[10:25] <auronandace> pitlimit: wlan0 is your wireless
[10:25] <toek> ActionParsnip: i dont really want a desktop version, but when trying to install PSM (media server) its just a bit over my head with server. Most of the documentation seem to be for desktops.
[10:25] <pitlimit> oh weird
[10:25] <pitlimit> I thought eth0 was wireless
[10:25] <theadmin> pitlimit: No, ETH is ETHernet
[10:25] <theadmin> pitlimit: wlan is Wireless LAN
[10:25] <pitlimit> hm... I thougth all  ethernet is wireless
[10:25] <pitlimit> oops
[10:25] <pitlimit> all internet was ethernet
[10:26] <pitlimit> is ethernet wired?
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> toek: lxde will give a nice light OS frontend. If server is over your head I suggest you install desktop. It will give a smoother ride
[10:26] <pitlimit> on my macbook my wireless was eth0 - sorry for the confusion . I just assumed all wireless were eth0
[10:26] <theadmin> pitlimit: Depends on your wireless drivers, honestly, but most of the time ethX is wired
[10:26] <dee-dee> ethernet is a protocol. Sometimes eth1 is wireless.
[10:26] <pitlimit> got it theadmin so it must have been an OSX thing
[10:27] <auronandace> pitlimit: some wireless chipsets do report as eth0 (but it isn't common)
[10:27] <pitlimit> and finally... my laptop does not suspend - can anyone redirect me to a guide that will help me to fix it?
[10:27] <toek> ActionParsnip: Its not the server per say i do most things but there is litle info on dependecies and configuration documented for the PSM... destop looks more like a download and click kind of deal.
[10:28] <theadmin> pitlimit: suspend to RAM or to disk?
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> toek: I'd install desktop in future
[10:28] <pitlimit> theadmin, well I think RAM because I want to shut my laptop lid and be able to open it and start fairly quickly
[10:28] <theadmin> pitlimit: Sounds like a bug to me then, not much I can help with, honestly
[10:28] <linocisco> I lost my ubuntu
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> AFD: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-877688.html
[10:29] <pitlimit> theadmin actually, I thought suspending was a common problem amongst all Ubuntu users
[10:29] <AFD> ActionParsnip: thank you ;)
[10:29] <pitlimit> I've never had a laptop that suspended correctly out of the box
[10:29] <theadmin> pitlimit: It is.
[10:29] <auronandace> linocisco: where did you put it last :)
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> pitlimit: works here on my Dell D420
[10:29] <linocisco> i have changed my password and then I stuck to login . my homefolder was encrypted. How can I get my ubuntu back ? it is latest version
[10:29] <pitlimit> ActionParsnip, did you have to tweak anything? Or did it work out of the box?
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> pitlimit: zero extra config
[10:29] <pitlimit> lucky!
[10:29] <pitlimit> do you guys work at ubuntu or are you just helping out
[10:30] <toek> ActionParsnip: i hear you, but then again without friktion there is no learning curve =)
[10:30] <pitlimit> everyone here is always so helpful
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> pitlimit: just help out
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> toek: I guess
[10:30] <pitlimit>    i really hate it when i do work right before bed and wake up to find my computer dead and out of battery
[10:31] <pitlimit> I know I can manually suspend, but eh
[10:31] <root> miraj
[10:31] <cih997> hi, did anyone notice lag in gnome-shell after open netbeans or eclipse? (ubuntu 11.04 amd64)
[10:31] <Guest86315> Hi, I'm having issues with my ubuntu (oneiric) lock screen with dual monitors. It is somehow messed up, has anyone had experience with this?
[10:31] <iceroot> Guest86315: #ubuntu+1
[10:31] <auronandace> cih997: gnome3 on 11.04?
[10:31] <iceroot> cih997: gnome3 is not supported here
[10:32] <auronandace> cih997: not supported
[10:32] <cih997> auronandace: yep, since march 2011 :)
[10:32] <auronandace> !gnome3 | cih997
[10:32] <JediMaster> Hi guys, I've got a ubuntu router which has an internal network of 10.0.0.0/24, I've just added an openvpn connection which works fine, I can ping the other side (10.42.1.1) however, I want the internal network to NAT through the openvpn conenction to get access to that IP (not for internet connection), how do I get this working? I've tried: iptables -I FORWARD -i tun0 -o eth1 -j ACCEPT; iptables
[10:32] <JediMaster> -I FORWARD -i eth1 -o tun0 -j ACCEPT and also: iptables -A FORWARD -d 10.42.1.0/24 -o tun0 -j ACCEPT; iptables -A FORWARD -s 10.42.1.0/24 -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -i eth1 -j ACCEPT, however nobody in the internal network (who use the ubuntu machine as the default route) can ping 10.42.1.1
[10:33] <Monkey_b> hey guys, my ubuntu VM doesnt seem to resolve anything properly... any ideas what to check? i can ping stuff fine if i give an absolute IP, but can't resolve names
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> !away > f_droopy_away
[10:33] <cih997> iceroot: do u know where can i get support?
[10:33] <auronandace> cih997: you don't, it isn't supported
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> cih997: in #gnome maybe
[10:33] <iceroot> cih997: #gnome i guess
[10:33] <cih997> iceroot: thx
[10:33] <iceroot> cih997: but imo gnome is using another irc-network then freenode
[10:34] <cih997> iceroot: that s no problem ;)
[10:35] <Monkey_b> hey guys, my ubuntu VM doesnt seem to resolve anything properly... any ideas what to check? i can ping stuff fine if i give an absolute IP, but can't resolve names
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> cih997: if you install oneiric, you will be supported here after release day and you will have gnome3
[10:35] <theadmin> Monkey_b: echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: nice
[10:35] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: ?
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> f_droopy: please don't away like that
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: the command
[10:36] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Oh that. Usual stuff
[10:36] <cih997> ActionParsnip: k
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: oh absolutely
[10:36] <Monkey_b> that fixed it
[10:36] <Monkey_b> thank you so much :]
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> Monkey_b: you will need to set that in network manager for the setting to survive reboots
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> Monkey_b: http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/   shows how to add it
[10:37] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Ubuntu's sudo guide stated that "sudo echo blah > whatever" never works, since ">" tells the current bash to redirect to the file, so one must use tee
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> Monkey_b: http://code.google.com/intl/zh-TW/speed/public-dns/docs/using.html   more detailed
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: yeah sudo doesn't traverse the redirection sadly :(
[10:38] <Monkey_b> will do, thank you
[10:39] <shag> Скажите адрес русского чата Ubuntu
[10:39] <gry> !ru | shag
[10:39] <tommis> how do i add new users to /etc/sudoers.d/ on ubuntu? a just empty file with username
[10:41] <Atlantic777> Hi! I'm using Ubuntu 11.10 and printer HP 1020. When I plug it in, Ubuntu recognises it, and driver installation begins. It should download some proprietary plugin, but digital signature of that plugin isn't correct and installation halts.
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> tommis: to give users sudo access, just add them to the admin group
[10:41] <Atlantic777> What to do? This problem is present since 10.04.
[10:41] <tommis> ActionParsnip, thanx
[10:41] <xmaz> Atlantic777 that printer is fucked up, i cant get it to work on windows also
[10:41] <Atlantic777> There are some workaraunds, manual installation of plugin, restarting printer when system is up etc.
[10:42] <auronandace> !language | xmaz
[10:42] <gry> Atlantic777: Try to install it manually, then.
[10:42] <Atlantic777> gry: tried and it worked. After few days when I tryied to print again, it's not working.
[10:42] <xmaz> yea sorry, but that printer ate my nerves :D
[10:42] <Atlantic777> xmaz: it worked on Win 7, whenI tried. :P
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> xmaz: could try:  gksudo firefox http://localhost:631
[10:43] <Atlantic777> xmaz: have you tried to install hplip manually?
[10:43] <auronandace> Atlantic777: 11.10 isn't supported here until it is released
[10:43] <gry> Atlantic777: Describe the issue.
[10:43] <xmaz> yeah :)
[10:43] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Since when you need to be root to access cups?
[10:43] <Atlantic777> auronandace: sorry, 11.04
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: its not worked here for me so I run it with the extra access. The page accessed is local too so should is fine.
[10:44] <Atlantic777> gry: what now? To download the plugin and install it manually? Or let installer try it again?
[10:44] <Atlantic777> Which one issue. :D
[10:44] <vsync_> Could someone point me in the right direction here... After an upgrade, my grub seems to fail... It displays a "no such device" + apparently an UUID -error, and goes into rescue prompt
[10:45] <vsync_> Getting sort of tired with having to manually set paths and images for boot =e
[10:45] <Atlantic777> vsync_: try withou UIDS, it can work.
[10:45] <gry> Atlantic777: Describe what happens when you try to print, for example?
[10:46] <Atlantic777> gry: notification shows that print job is sent to the printer, and that it finishes, but nothin actually happens.
[10:46] <Atlantic777> Printer doesn't even move.
[10:46] <pitlimit> thanks again ActionParsnip and physicaljazz
[10:46] <milligan> I've compiled a kernel module that's meant to allow my iphone3gs to charge in linux. However, when I plug in the phone, the module says: [2061364.091511] usb 2-6: usbfs: process 19022 (usbmuxd) did not claim interface 1 before use . What's up with that ?
[10:47] <vsync_> Atlantic777 yeah, but was wondering if there's a way to change the grub.cfg automatically to replace uuid's with /dev/sdxy?
[10:47] <gry> Atlantic777: Sounds like time to find some logs with more details - please wait here, somebody probably knows where CUPS logs are located.
[10:47] <maria> como estas
[10:47] <Atlantic777> gry: ok, I will. Thanks. :)
[10:48] <gry> !es | maria
[10:48] <Atlantic777> Where should I file a bug about this signature verification failure for the plugin?
[10:48] <gry> Atlantic777: That depends where you downloaded it from. Where did you get it?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> !bug | Atlantic777
[10:49] <Atlantic777> gry: there's an installer in ubuntu preinstalled which tries to download needed plugin.
[10:50] <gry> See what ubottu said then. :-)
[10:50] <Atlantic777> I really should start reporting ubuntu bugs. :D
[10:54] <plain-user> I'm on ubuntu studio fresh install. Need to work out my sound. I have onboard sound enabled and usb m-audio card. what manages sound and what do i need to read about getting it all sorted?
[10:55] <fmauro> plain-user: what do you want to do? ardour? or guitar-amps, ?
[10:56] <jatt> I noticed on ubuntu 10.10 my laptop temperature is higher than with windows 7. is there a way to adjust this in ubuntu? Maybe some laptop mode that is not active?
[10:56] <Monsterwizard> uninstall ubuntu and put on BSD
[10:56] <matthewtovbin_> is anyone here?
[10:56] <airtonix> no
[10:56] <Companion> jatt, there is a PPA for it
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> Monsterwizard: not constructive
[10:57] <plain-user> fmauro, internal audio to work with skype - headphones and mic. external audio: output into big speakers (currently works itself) and line-in for guitar amps and recording of guitar sound.
[10:57] <fmauro> jatt: if your CPU supports speedstepping , there is a gnome applet for controlling the cpu speed, make one for each core and adjust the value accordingly
[10:58] <physicaljazz>  plain-user: read alsa ,pulseaudio, in studio, I think jack is the must read
[10:58] <jatt> fmauro: yes, per default this applet is "Ondemand" and after switching to "Powersave" I think the temperature is lower but still higher than on windows 7
[10:58] <fmauro> plain-user: alright, the problem is, that you will need low-latency audio for your guitar stuff --> google jack and qjackctl .. but at the same time use alsa for skype, (which is far from easy)
[10:58] <jatt> the strange think is I am not running any CPU intensive application at the moment
[10:59] <jatt> Companion: what is a PPA?
[10:59] <plain-user> fmauro, physicaljazz OK! thank you i will go and read.
[11:00] <maria> amigo
[11:01] <maria> como estas
[11:01] <physicaljazz>  plain-user, you are welcome
[11:01] <maria> como estas
[11:02] <maria> me
[11:02] <maria> me pones a 10000000
[11:02] <gry> maria: --> /join #ubuntu-es <--
[11:02] <paulus68> !es |maria
[11:03] <maria> come gatos
[11:03] <fmauro> plain-user: you may experience some problems playing videos on vlc through pulseaudio, (laggy sound) if that's the case don't immediately remove ubuntu-studio, it's easily fixed
[11:04] <maria> tu dabe lo k es porno del durop kolega kieres salsa kon tomate blanco se llama yogur griego para tu salud wapo
[11:04] <sgs2_usr> maria: english?
[11:05] <plain-user> fmauro, i had choppy sound in other distro in vlc and didn't know how to fix it. it was only in vlc, i switched to another player.
[11:05] <Kartagis> !find nslookup
[11:06] <alpehat> help needed with ubuntu / new network hardware
[11:07] <sgs2_usr> how do i set a shortcut keyboard to fire up Home Folder ? similar to Windows, you hit WINKEY+E?
[11:07] <theadmin> sgs2_usr: In Preferences, we haz "Keyboard Shortcuts". Use that.
[11:07] <paulus68> !es |maria
[11:07] <chalcedony> my computer is behaving as if it is haunted! literally it began to redraw the screen and has locked up and gone black again today like it did yesterday!
[11:07] <sgs2_usr> theadmin: okay, thanks.
[11:07] <chalcedony> it's ubuntu 11.04
[11:08] <chalcedony> (i'm on my laptop now)
[11:08] <paulus68> ActionParsnip:  you still here
[11:08] <theadmin> sgs2_usr: The command you are looking for is, likely, "xdg-open ~"
[11:08] <sgs2_usr> theadmin: ok, let me find that
[11:08] <theadmin> sgs2_usr: Since you'll need to enter a command for the shortcut
[11:08] <chalcedony> and not on the Ubuntu box, which is not usable.
[11:09] <fmauro> plain-user: do you have the same vlc problem now?
[11:09] <sgs2_usr> theadmin: I found the Action called "Home Folder" and the shortcut is called "XF86Explorer"
[11:09] <sgs2_usr> theadmin: what is "XF86Explorer"?
[11:09] <BluesKaj> Howdy all
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> paulus68: aye
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> hi BluesKaj
[11:10] <BluesKaj> hey ActionParsnip
[11:11] <theadmin> sgs2_usr: The "Explorer" key on your keyboard if you have one
[11:11] <theadmin> sgs2_usr: Media keys...
[11:11] <paulus68> ActionParsnip: pmed you the reason why I needed your presence :)
[11:11] <plain-user> fmauro, i haven't used it long enough, can't tell. I think it's fine. it is playing an mp3 from a cd now. +)
[11:11] <sgs2_usr> theadmin: nope, i don't have that on my HP EliteBook 8540w
[11:11] <theadmin> sgs2_usr: Well, you can either change the shortcut, or make a new one
[11:12] <sgs2_usr> theadmin: okay, i will use the existing one
[11:12] <plain-user> fmauro, I just run the lshw and out of all audio devices i have internal audio and hdmi out on my video card. the m-audio card isn't listed, although it is playing now. how? )
[11:12] <fmauro> plain-user: usb interface , right?
[11:12] <chalcedony> greetings ActionParsnip :)
[11:12] <chalcedony> how can i figure out what it's running that is doing this to my system?
[11:13] <fmauro> plain-user: lsusb
[11:13] <pjdelport> hi there; is there a recommended way to install an old version of Firefox (3.6) on a modern Ubuntu?
[11:13] <pjdelport> for testing against a website
[11:13] <pjdelport> i'm considering just making a VirtualBox for it, unless there's a more canonical way
[11:14] <sgs2_usr> okay, now comes the hard part, i have problem with my docking station for HP EliteBook 8540w, when I undock, and use the lcd when i open the lid, it doesn't show up. How to fix it?
[11:14] <plain-user> fmauro, right! thanks. mind my username...
[11:15] <fmauro> plain-user: if you have desyncronization issues in vlc let me know., we're all here to learn :)
[11:15] <alpehat> help wanted to activate new network hardware
[11:16] <fmauro> alpehat: what kind of new hardware?
[11:16] <alpehat> ethernet
[11:16] <fmauro> alpehat: please elaborate your problem a bit more :)
[11:16] <sgs2_usr> guessed i scared everyone with this problem, eh? :D
[11:17] <alexd285> n #spree
[11:17] <alpehat> i made a clone of disk a in comp a to comp b
[11:17] <alpehat> if i make a fresh install no probblem
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> alpehat: use dd or rsync
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> alpehat: ahh i see
[11:18] <alpehat> a what ?
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> alpehat: you can use dd and rsync to clone drives
[11:19] <fmauro> ActionParsnip: he is just explaining how he came about having network problems. :)
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> fmauro: ahh i see
[11:19] <fmauro> !enter | alpehat
[11:19] <plain-user> clone topic: my system is installed on an old HDD that is slow and noisy - about to die. can i safely clone it to say, new SSD drive, will it boot?
[11:19] <alpehat> yes i already made a clone, only on the med machine the network are disabled
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> plain-user: should do
[11:20] <hexacode> can someone explain this permission problem to me....i have a website, and theres a file n root directory called test.php which displays a png. the png is located in /images/image.png ...when i change the permissions of the image folder to 664, the image doesnt show up in a web browser, but when i change it to 661, it shows up ...how is it that making the images folder executable lets it display the image? but when i remove the
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> alpehat: same network module being used between the 2 different installs?
[11:20] <fmauro> alpehat: all booting works properly?, can you post the output of lshw?
[11:21] <fmauro> alpehat: and lspci -k ?
[11:21] <theadmin> Girly-Girl: Nickserv problems?
[11:22] <ChrisMorgan> Could Adriana- please be killed? Offensive PM on join.
[11:22] <Girly-Girl> theadmin: Forgot to identify in time ...
[11:22] <theadmin> Girly-Girl: Ah, I see, doesn't your client auto-identify?
[11:22] <alpehat> lshw -c network =
[11:22] <Girly-Girl> theadmin: It does but I like manual
[11:22] <alpehat> *
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> alpehat: use a pastebin please
[11:23] <alpehat> *-network disabled
[11:23] <fmauro> alpehat: can you try a sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> alpehat: what is the chip though, it is the product line in the output..
[11:26] <hexacode> hey you guys. why is it that i have to make my images folder executable to World in order for the images to even show up in the web browser?  i tried the permission 644 but that breaks the images on my website...whats up with this?
[11:26] <alpehat> not working = none such a device
[11:26] <jrib> hexacode: you can't "cd into" a directory unless it's executable
[11:27] <hexacode> jrib ...im a dumb ass for now knowing that..
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> hexacode: try in the apache channel, may explain it
[11:28] <hexacode> was jrib not right?
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> hexacode: he is right about the executable thing, if that's what you mean
[11:28] <WsAgent> Hi everybody, Is there anyway can i block internet access for AD2003 users using a ubuntu proxy server ?
[11:28] <hexacode> thanks
[11:29] <wckd> WsAgent: http://www.papercut.com/kb/Main/ConfiguringSquidProxyToAuthenticateWithActiveDirectory
[11:29] <ChrisMorgan> The package "lilypond" is still only at 2.12.3 in oneiric, as it was all the way back to lucid (see http://packages.ubuntu.com/lilypond), but that's quite old now (almost two years old). I'd like the package to be updated to 2.14.2, from July. I also see that Debian has this same problem, which is I presume why Ubuntu does. (http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/lilypond) How do I go about requesting that it be updated?
[11:30] <vak> can you ban user Adriana- for promoting porno here?
[11:30] <WsAgent> wckd : thanks a lot for the link i am going to check it now
[11:32]  * Companion sets mode +b #ubuntu *@*
[11:32] <hexacode> how do i add a file to a tar.gz file from the terminal...i dont want to delete wats already inside the tar.gz file, just add one more file to it
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> ChrisMorgan: #ubuntu+1 for anything oneiric please
[11:32] <alpehat> description = ethernet interface - producent = 82566 intel gigabit - physical = id 19 - bus = pci
[11:33] <vak> I have a 2-minute screencast that results in 30 Mb file in OGV format of high quality. What is the easiest way to compress it?
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> ChrisMorgan: you may be able to find a ppa
[11:33] <vak> Companion: can you ban user Adriana- for promoting porno here?
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> vak: mencoder / ffmpeg etc
[11:33] <Companion> vak, I am not an op :')
[11:33] <Companion> Adriana- is just lame :')
[11:33] <Companion> Adriana-, isnt smexy as my toaster
[11:33] <DustyMonk> hexacode: try tar -r http://linuxmanpages.com/man1/tar.1.php
[11:34] <phlak_user> !hi
[11:34] <Companion> !hi
[11:34] <Companion> ?
[11:34] <vak> ActionParsnip: I tried both. The problem is the *codec* to chose
[11:34] <Companion> lol
[11:34] <gry> Companion, hi
[11:34] <vak> *choOse
[11:34] <hexacode> DustyMonk :P ya i read the manpage lol. sorry about that
[11:34] <ChrisMorgan> ActionParsnip: not quite the same as getting the newer version into Ubuntu... but seeing as it's the same version in Debian as in Ubuntu, I presume I'd need to ask the Debian people about it?
[11:34] <Companion> hello gry
[11:35] <jc2000> hello
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> ChrisMorgan: if the issue is in ubuntu, you can report a bug with the app stating why it should be so urgently updated
[11:35] <jc2000> I need help with a scanner
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | ChrisMorgan
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> vak: may help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/iPodVideoEncoding
[11:36] <Companion> any one knows why pacman isnt working on ubuntu?
[11:36] <ChrisMorgan> It's not really /urgent/, merely that there are nice things in the new version.
[11:36] <ikonia> Companion: as in the package manager ?
[11:36] <Companion> ikonia, nop
[11:36] <Companion> game
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> ChrisMorgan: then I doubt it will be updated massively soon
[11:37] <ChrisMorgan> A pity, really.  It's been out of date for almost a year and a half.
[11:37] <jc2000> I need help with the Brother DCP-115C scanner as it dosnt work after I did what is written in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=590793&page=1
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> Companion: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc    please
[11:37] <Companion> ActionParsnip, its a shell script : /
[11:37] <ikonia> ChrisMorgan: why do you want the new version ?
[11:38] <Companion> requires X Running :')
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> jc2000: did you install the relevant brscan from the brother site?
[11:38]  * Companion hates X
[11:38] <jc2000> yes
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> Companion: its a terminal command, no x needed
[11:38] <ChrisMorgan> ikonia: nice features in LilyPond 2.14.  Looks like if I want to use them, I'll need to build lilypond myself; I can't find a PPA immediately.
[11:38] <Companion> ActionParsnip, I was trying a pacman game (for linux) on my Dedi
[11:38] <Companion> ActionParsnip, That has no X Running :P
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> Companion: cool, what is the output of the command I gave please
[11:39] <ikonia> ChrisMorgan: anything specifc in 2.14 you want ?
[11:39] <Companion> ActionParsnip, hang on
[11:39] <Companion> ActionParsnip, on my server or PC :P
[11:39] <jc2000> ActionParsnip:  yes I did
[11:40] <freifahrt> hi all. is there a way to deselect packages when installing from livecd so that ubuntu fits on a 4gb hdd?
[11:40] <Companion> ActionParsnip, command not found :')
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> Companion: ok what is the output of:  cat /etc/lsb-release | grep -i code
[11:41] <ikonia> Companion: please show me the output of uname -a
[11:41] <Companion> ActionParsnip, you mean what I am running?
[11:41] <gry> thien you typed it wrong, or are not running ubuntu?
[11:41] <Companion> [companion@cube ~]$ uname -a
[11:41] <Companion> Linux cube 3.0-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Oct 7 11:35:34 CEST 2011 x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
[11:41] <Companion> my server runs ubuntu tho :)
[11:41] <gry> it looks like arch
[11:41] <ikonia> Companion: show me the output of uname -a on your server then
[11:42] <ChrisMorgan> Or rather, try using their build and see if it works properly...
[11:42] <ikonia> gry: it is arch, he's sat in #archlinux asking the same question
[11:42] <gry> ah
[11:42] <ChrisMorgan> ikonia: can't remember off-hand, but there was something.
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> Companion: kernel 3.0 isn't supported here
[11:43] <Companion> companion@Pulse207:~$ uname -a
[11:43] <Companion> Linux Pulse207 2.6.32-34-server #77-Ubuntu SMP Tue Sep 13 20:54:38 UTC 2011 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Companion: You are running arch?
[11:43] <Companion> ActionParsnip, on my local pc I run Arch
[11:43] <Companion> also on my laptop
[11:43] <Companion> but I run a dedi with Ubuntu
[11:43] <Companion> as said for 4th time :')
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Companion: lsb_release is a standard command in ubuntu
[11:43] <Calinou> ActionParsnip: YANOSYCDA
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Companion: canm you give the output of the command I gave please, on the server
[11:43] <Companion> companion@Pulse207:~$ lsb_release
[11:43] <Companion> No LSB modules are available.
[11:44] <ChrisMorgan> ikonia: ah yes, remembered by looking at the release notes: "q" to repeat the last chord (one way of simplify some things quite a bit)
[11:44] <Companion> :')
[11:44] <jc2000> anybody Can I have help?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> Companion: cat /etc/lsb-release | grep -i code
[11:44] <ikonia> ChrisMorgan: cool, as long as there is value in what you are going, didn't want you to waste your time for no reason
[11:44] <phlak_user> !anyone | jc2000
[11:44] <Companion> ActionParsnip, companion@Pulse207:~$ cat /etc/lsb-release | grep -i code
[11:44] <Companion> DISTRIB_CODENAME=lucid
[11:45] <jatt> lsb_release -a
[11:45] <jc2000> I need help with the Brother DCP-115C scanner as it dosnt work after I did what is written in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=590793&page=1
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Companion: ok tahts what I needed
[11:45] <Companion> ActionParsnip, why?
[11:45] <Companion> you thought I were trolling?
[11:45] <jc2000> I asked once I no one gave my an answer
[11:45] <plain-user> i'm confused with my sound cards. :) managed to get skype in working, but out from usb card. now after playing just with sound preferences i got out in the headphones but input is not there at all!
[11:45] <ChrisMorgan> ikonia: no siree, while I may update my packages in Ubuntu when I *know* the changes won't affect/help me, just so it doesn't annoy me again, I don't go to a lot of effort to get the latest and greatest if it's got no value :-)
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Companion: see what packages are around and such
[11:45] <Companion> ah
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Companion: did you install pacman4console ?
[11:45] <ikonia> ChrisMorgan: that's great, just checking.
[11:45] <Companion> ActionParsnip, yeah
[11:45] <Companion> got bored :')
[11:46] <Companion> ActionParsnip, but the portable version*
[11:46] <fmauro> !enter | Companion
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> Companion: not seen a portable version
[11:46] <phlak_user> jc2000: so which step are you stuck on from that page?
[11:46] <Companion> ActionParsnip, I unpacked the deb on arch and put it in $Home :')
[11:46] <Companion> ActionParsnip, That dint quite work :P
[11:47] <Calinou> eh, fmauro, YANOSYCDA
[11:47] <jc2000> phlak_user:  I did it but the xsane dosnt agree to say I have a scanner
[11:47] <phlak_user> jc2000: can you pastebin the output of lsusb
[11:47] <Calinou> keeping this on one line doesn't have any sense
[11:47] <BluesKaj> plain-user, run gstreamer-properties in the terminal, to seup your USB card and after changing your settings , you may need to restart.
[11:47] <Fudge> hi im getting ready to install a wireless cardd and want to use wpa-supplicant and my interfaces file. ive set the network block in my wpa supplicant conf and read the docs for interfaces, is it correct that i just put in interfaces wpa-conf /etc/wpa-roam.conf which is where my supplicant file is?
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> Companion: if you install the one from teh reops, is it ok?
[11:48] <phlak_user> Fudge: isnt network-manager working?
[11:48] <jc2000> phlak_user:  http://pastebin.com/XRvgu5H8
[11:48] <Companion> ikonia, why did you asked if I was referring to the packagemanager btw? :)
[11:48] <Companion> ActionParsnip, yep then it works :')
[11:48] <jc2000> phlak_user:  the printer does work
[11:48] <phlak_user> jc2000: ok
[11:48] <jc2000> phlak_user:  but no scanner
[11:49] <Fudge> phlak_user  yeah but i like to have connection out of gnome
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> Companion: not sure then. Where does this 'portable version' come from?
[11:49] <plain-user> BluesKaj, how can i tell skype to use one card and everything else use the other?
[11:49] <phlak_user> jc2000: did you add this line to libsane-rules -> SYSFS{idVendor}=="YOUR-VENOR-ID", SYSFS{idProduct}=="YOUR-PRODUCT-ID", MODE="664", GROUP="scanner"
[11:49] <jc2000> yes
[11:49] <Companion> ActionParsnip, I extracted it from .deb but it was missing some dependacies the portable now works too :')
[11:49] <dly> d
[11:49] <phlak_user> Fudge: oh ok
[11:49] <jc2000> Id did what the thread said to do
[11:50] <miracle> what?
[11:50] <miracle> hello everyone
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> Companion: seems strange to have 2 copies...
[11:50] <Fudge> the dlink wireless card is detected, so just wondering if i need also in my interfaces to tell it the interface and driver?
[11:50] <dly> d
[11:50] <Companion> ActionParsnip, it was just a worthless attempt wile being bored just forget it :')
[11:50] <miracle> ll
[11:50] <ck-81> ciao a tutti
[11:50] <dly> ok
[11:50] <phlak_user> Fudge: if you need to use the interfaces when not using Gnome, yes
[11:50] <DustyMonk> !it| ck-81
[11:50] <zxy> hn
[11:50] <dly> hello
[11:50] <Fudge> ill give it a go
[11:51] <jc2000>  phlak_user: I did what is writing in the thread including that
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> Companion: always fun :)
[11:51] <ck-81> i'm sorry
[11:51] <Companion> ActionParsnip, I attempted to do some thing funny but yet it ended up in a fail :')
[11:52] <ck-81> is this the right page for asking something about tomcat web server on ubuntu 11.04?
[11:52] <ck-81> *right channel
[11:52] <Companion> ck-81, I recommend to use 10.04
[11:53] <jc2000> any idea what it can be  phlak_user ?
[11:53] <phlak_user> jc2000: do you have the appropriate .drc files in ~yourhome/.sane/xsane/ ?
[11:53] <ck-81> i have that version on laptop, anyway there's so much difference in configuring tomcat between these 2 versions?
[11:53] <jc2000>  phlak_user: nope
[11:53] <plain-user> if I understand correctly, I can have two sound servers running, one for each card, and point in particular application (in this instance skype) what s.server i want to use.
[11:53] <jc2000> can I have more info
[11:54] <phlak_user> jc2000: do you have any files inside that directory at all?
[11:54] <jc2000> yes
[11:54] <jc2000> xsane.rc
[11:54] <BluesKaj> plain-user, you can only have one default soundcard afaik , you have to set it in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf as : options snd_nameofmodule index=0 ..you can find the module name you want to use by running:  lsmod | grep snd
[11:55] <phlak_user> jc2000: for example, I have an HP PSC1600 print-scan-copy machine and this file in my directory -> Hewlett-Packard:PSC__1600__series.drc
[11:55] <Behi> Hi all
[11:55] <Behi> anyone from Seattle herE?
[11:55] <jc2000> well i dont have a file like that
[11:55] <Companion> Behi, this is not a #date channel
[11:56] <Behi> Companion: i know, I have an off-topic question regarding salaries in Seattle...
[11:56] <phlak_user> jc2000: did you install the brscan2.deb file successfully?
[11:56] <jc2000> yes
[11:56] <Companion> Behi, do you like atlanta?
[11:56] <DustyMonk> Behi: type /j ubuntu-offtopic
[11:56] <DustyMonk> Behi: type /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:57] <phlak_user> jc2000: can you run xsane from terminal so that you can see the messages?
[11:57] <ChrisMorgan> ikonia: actually, hunting hard, I've discovered that Lilypond has been updated in unstable debian to 2.14.2 two weeks ago, http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=629520 http://packages.debian.org/unstable/lilypond
[11:58] <jc2000> phlak_user: it writes nothing
[11:58] <ChrisMorgan> Would that mean that it should be updated in Ubuntu 12.04?
[11:58] <plain-user> it has a lot of modules there. is there a quicker way to select default device and preferrably "on the fly". it's ok if i have to make some steps to quickly change the sound in order to answer the skype call, but if it brakes everything else (example something is processing on the background)
[11:59] <hexacode> anyone notice the fail change to youtube?   i used to be able to pick my video resolution but now theres an option called 'auto' and it doesnt seem to want to change...i like watching videos at 480 px on my netbook but this now is just fail
[11:59] <plain-user> then =\
[11:59] <phlak_user> jc2000: I see slightly different instructions on the Brother support page -> http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/instruction_scn1c.html#u9.10
[12:00] <jc2000> phlak_user:  i add the lines
[12:00] <phlak_user> jc2000: they're different from the ones on the forum
[12:01] <jc2000> I did the two of them
[12:01] <phlak_user> jc2000: both of them? you need to remove the line from the forums and keep only this one
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> hexacode: does it happen in all browsers?
[12:02] <jc2000> what do you mean?
[12:02] <BluesKaj> plain-user, there's no reason your USB card can't run all the sound as default if that's what you want , switching back and forth between cards is odious and unecessary.
[12:02] <phlak_user> jc2000: you said you added the lines to libsane.rules from the link in the forums; and also the lines in the link i just posted from the brother support
[12:03] <jc2000> yes i know
[12:03] <phlak_user> jc2000: i was asking you to remove the ones that you added earlier and only keep the ones from the Brother support page and reboot like they ask
[12:04] <plain-user> BluesKaj, i need the inbuilt soundcard be working in skype. reason: headset with microphone is connected to it. i got bored of using line mike and holding it in hand like a singer everytime i need to use skype
[12:04] <plain-user> lol
[12:04] <frogzoo> so like ah - how stable is 11.10?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> frogzoo: ask in #ubuntu+1 please
[12:04] <frogzoo> oh ok
[12:04] <plain-user> before i had the extrenal usb card doing the sound for skype, but had to use the studio mike. ))
[12:04] <joesepp> Hi! I have a usb 3g modem. It has flash storage, that mounts automatically. I was wondering if I could make my system completely ignore this part of the device.
[12:05] <jc2000> im now working on the brother thing after I did the ubuntu stuff
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> joesepp: run:  lsusb   one line will ientify the device, use the 8 character hex ID to find guides
[12:05] <frogzoo> joesepp: typically you do best just waiting for the drivers to update to support your device
[12:05] <BluesKaj> plain-user, then use the commands I posted earlier to set it as defualt , which it probly is already , unless you changed it in the bios.
[12:06] <phlak_user> jc2000: i am not sure I follow
[12:06] <plain-user> BluesKaj, ok.. in bios you can't set the usb card it doesnt see it
[12:06] <joesepp> frogzoo: the device works well, i just don't want to see the storage part.
[12:07] <jc2000> I did what was in UF (ubuntu forums) but it didnt help so I went to brother and did what was written their
[12:07] <jc2000> http://pastebin.com/k0vpPT8z
[12:07] <ChrisMorgan> Thanks, guys. Bye.
[12:08] <subr00t> hi guys
[12:08] <BluesKaj> plain-user, what are soundcard options in the bios .pci , other , enable / disable , auto ?
[12:08] <subr00t> i need some help with geforece 7300 gs driver on 11.04
[12:08] <subr00t> how can i make it work
[12:08] <subr00t> ?
[12:09] <phlak_user> jc2000: ok
[12:09] <phlak_user> jc2000: can you paste the output of this --> dpkg  -l  |  grep  Brother
[12:09] <moredrops> What's going on with my fonts? http://f.imgtmp.com/ITWbt.png
[12:09] <plain-user> BluesKaj, the bios options are only turn on and off the internal audio. which i set to enable, because i want to use it. i don't think it is relevant,
[12:09] <jc2000> http://pastebin.com/TpadfDG8
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> moredrops: is that Gnome3?
[12:11] <plain-user> just using the sound preferences dialog i can set the audio temporarily default for internal and then use skype. is there a permanent way of doing so?
[12:11] <joesepp> ActionParsnip: the modeswitch works, but is there a way to ignore the storage part altogether? sometimes i need to eject this part to speed up modeswitch(i guess)
[12:11] <moredrops> ActionParsnip: I think it's classic and without effects.
[12:11] <phlak_user> jc2000: can you run xsane as superuser? gksu xsane
[12:11] <jc2000> i did that already
[12:12] <phlak_user> joesepp: you can use pmount to ensure it doesnt mount at all
[12:12] <jc2000> didnt find anything and to text in terminal
[12:12] <projektlabor> hello guys whats up
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> joesepp: no it will always be storage until usb_modeswitch happens. The storage is to install the driver automagically as, apparently, using an installdriver media is too hard for windows users (annoying)
[12:13] <projektlabor> hello can me a person help, i just want to install minitube 1.5 on ubuntu 10.04
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> moredrops: what is the output of:  dpkg -l | grep gnome-about
[12:14] <phlak_user> jc2000: all i can think of is that the .drc files havent got installed due to which xsane isnt able to "see" the scanner
[12:14] <projektlabor> hey
[12:14] <joesepp> phlak_user: tnx,
[12:14] <projektlabor> is the x server install in ubuntu
[12:14] <jc2000> phlak_user: and that means that what should I do?
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> projektlabor: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ferramroberto/minitube; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install minitube
[12:14] <phlak_user> jc2000: running locate .drc might tell us where these files are
[12:14] <moredrops> ActionParsnip: Let me have a look.
[12:14] <joesepp> phlak_user: i'll try that
[12:15] <projektlabor> you are cool guys
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | just use this link projektlabor
[12:16] <jc2000> found nothing
[12:16] <BluesKaj> plain-user, yes it is relavent to the default sound card , set in alsa.conf as I said earlier ...I discovered that in my research trying to setup my new m-audio card in the last 2 weeks
[12:17] <moredrops> ActionParsnip: I'm not sure. It didn't do anything?
[12:17] <phlak_user> jc2000: can you paste the output of dpkg -c brscan-xx-.deb
[12:17] <jc2000> dpkg-deb: failed to read archive `brscan-xx-.deb': No such file or directory
[12:17] <BluesKaj> plain-user, default soundcard is Card 0 in your sound settings
[12:19] <projektlabor> what the hack it is works
[12:19] <phlak_user> jc2000: hmm- replace xxx with the version number that you downloaded; in your case it should be brscan2-0.2.5-1.i386.deb
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> moredrops: hmm, what is the output of:  apt-cache policy gdm
[12:20] <phlak_user> jc2000: and the command should be run with the complete path to that deb file
[12:20] <jc2000> dpkg-deb: failed to read archive `brscan2-0.2.5-1.i386.deb': No such file or directory
[12:21] <phlak_user> jc2000: i hope you did download and install that driver for your scanner - DCP115C
[12:21] <jc2000> I did
[12:21] <jc2000> to do it again?
[12:21] <projektlabor> there is a youtube downloader for ubuntu
[12:21] <phlak_user> jc2000: http://www.brother.com/cgi-bin/agreement/agreement.cgi?dlfile=http://www.brother.com/pub/bsc/linux/dlf/brscan2-0.2.5-1.i386.deb&lang=English_sane
[12:22] <projektlabor> is it a youtube downloader for linux ubutnu so downlaod music
[12:23] <phlak_user> jc2000: if you did, just run the command dpkg -c /path/to/the/deb/file and paste its output please
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> !info youtube-dl | projektlabor
[12:23] <projektlabor> downlaod videos or convert music from youtube in mp3
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> projektlabor: if you just want the MP3, use http://www.youtube-mp3.org/
[12:25] <projektlabor> what is better mac os x or ubuntu
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> projektlabor: that is offtopic here
[12:26] <Fudge> what would cause my wireless card to say ^CCTRL-EVENT-TERMINATING - signal 2 received
[12:26] <projektlabor> I am wondering if I change
[12:26] <subr00t> i need some help with geforece 7300 gs driver on 11.04
[12:26] <subr00t> how can i make it work
[12:27] <projektlabor> how i can install firefox 7.0 on ubuntu 10.04
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> !ff7
[12:27] <projektlabor> id think it is with repositories
[12:27] <jc2000> phlak_user: http://pastebin.com/yWDyed4z
[12:27] <xangua> !ff6 | projektlabor it will install fx7 ;)
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> projektlabor: should have used that PPA link I gave earlier, remember
[12:28] <zombiehand> Hi guys, Noob here.. question: when I start ubuntu I get a keyring default lock, I need to unlock before I connect to the internet.. I just want my laptop to connect to the internet, maybe autostart firefox, how can this be done?
[12:29] <hackertribe> salvee
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: set a blank keyring password, you won't be bothered then
[12:30] <phlak_user> jc2000: can you ask sane to find the scanner manually -> sudo sane-find-scanner
[12:30] <Ibis> zombiehand: I don't ever use my keyring... Do you share computer? Would it even mattered if you did?
[12:30] <hackertribe> di cosa state parlando ??
[12:30] <hackertribe> o.O
[12:30] <Ibis> zombiehand: Next, you can add firefox to a list of "Start up applications".
[12:31] <Fudge> zombiehand  if your keyring password is the same as your user password it gets unlocked when you log in automatically
[12:31] <scarleo> Hi, with flash 11 having native 64-bit support I thought I could remove nspluginwrapper but flashplugin still depends on it, why?
[12:31] <jc2000> http://pastebin.com/FqUZUAST
[12:31] <zombiehand> actionoarship: just edit the keyring, leave the field blank?
[12:31] <hackertribe> fuck
[12:31] <hackertribe> fuck you
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> scarleo: you cn add the 64bit flash ppa and get native 64bit flash
[12:31] <zombiehand> ibis: only I use the computer..
[12:31] <Ibis> Theres a program called "Startup Applications".
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: set a new password, when it asks for a new one, enter nothing
[12:32] <projektlabor> hackertribe what you say
[12:32] <zombiehand> actionparship: got it..
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: you will get a warning, but just say ok
[12:32] <projektlabor> ok
[12:32] <scarleo> ActionParsnip, I know, but since flash 11 is provided in Ubuntu repos I thought that would be enough
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> scarleo: its not the 64bit version
[12:32] <projektlabor> how i can run lunar magic on ubuntu
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> !info flashplugin-nonfree
[12:33] <xangua> scarleo: even it flash11 is in repositories, surely is the 32bit one
[12:33] <plain-user> BluesKaj, i don't have sound 0. they come by names in the properties.
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> nice
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> scarleo: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2009/12/64bit-flash-ppa/
[12:33] <projektlabor> that is lunar magic:http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lm/
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> scarleo: remove all flash plugin packages you have installed, works a treat
[12:33] <scarleo> ActionParsnip, Ok, thanks
[12:33] <jc2000> any idea?
[12:34] <zombiehand> actionparship: done and done! Ill reboot.. If I dont return it, worked.. oooh, an other question, how do you make firefox autostart..
[12:34] <xangua> ActionParsnip: scarleo no more 64bit flash ppa :/ https://launchpad.net/~sevenmachines/+archive/flash
[12:34] <xangua>                                        Publishing has been disabled for this archive.
[12:34] <Ibis> zombiehand: Did you add firefox to startup?
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: add it in your startup apps
[12:35] <scarleo> ActionParsnip, xangua "Adobe flash 11 providing amd64 support has been released and is available from the ubuntu partner repository>"
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> scarleo: http://ppa.launchpad.net/sevenmachines/flash/ubuntu/dists/   its there
[12:35] <projektlabor> how can i install a tar.gz file on ubuntu 10.04
[12:35] <jrib> projektlabor: what software?
[12:36] <xangua> !compile | projektlabor
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> projektlabor: what filename?
[12:36] <zombiehand> actionparship: I have been looking in the system>preference>startup application but cant find firefox.. I dont really know what to do, or where to do..
[12:36] <xangua> scarleo: really¿ where it says that¿
[12:36] <phlak_user> jc2000: so it can see the scanner :)
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: you can add items in tehre, so you won't find firefox there
[12:36] <scarleo> xangua, https://launchpad.net/~sevenmachines/+archive/flash
[12:37] <jc2000> Its work
[12:37] <jc2000> wroks
[12:37] <phlak_user> jc2000: what app are you using to scan? xsane? or simple-scan
[12:37] <roman_> hola
[12:37] <jc2000> thank you
[12:37] <phlak_user> jc2000: oh ok :)
[12:37] <zombiehand> actionparship: then what do I do?
[12:37] <xangua> :P ok, scarleo well did you install flash from the partner repo¿¿
[12:37] <roman_> españoles?
[12:37] <xangua> scarleo: or did you use flashplugin-installer¿
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: could also try:  mkdir ~/.config/autostart; ln -s /usr/share/applications/firefox.desktop ~/.config/autostart/firefox.desktop
[12:37] <projektlabor> thx
[12:37] <xangua> !es | roman_
[12:37] <phlak_user> !es| roman_
[12:37] <BluesKaj> plain-user, as I said earlier you have to set it in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf as : options snd_nameofmodule index=0
[12:37] <phlak_user> oops
[12:37] <jc2000> simple-scan
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: use TAB to complete the firefox.desktop filename :)
[12:37] <roman_> gracias
[12:38] <scarleo> xangua, I have just updated since some time back, it's probably not from partner repo but from flashplugin-installer. Which one is partner repo?
[12:38] <zombiehand> actionparship: thats make no sense.. im a noob.. is it a command for startup application..?
[12:38] <scarleo> xangua, Ah, I found it, Canonical Partners
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: thats all that startup appp does
[12:39] <Ibis> zombiehand: Open up "Startup Applications". Then click on the "Add" button. Type in "Firefox" for name. then        "firefox" For command.        then type anything you want for comment. Done.
[12:39] <phlak_user> zombiehand: it is like a placeholder for startup applications
[12:39] <exicer> How does one get into helping out with bugfixes etc in Ubuntu ?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: it just puts files in that folder, so you can make a link and it will start
[12:39] <Ibis> zombiehand: Without the Quotemarks please.
[12:39] <xangua> scarleo: remember to uninstall the flashplugin-installer first ;)
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> zombiehand: if you press Windows Key and search for: start    it will show
[12:39] <scarleo> xangua, I will :)
[12:40] <ryannathans> FUUUUUU
[12:40] <ryannathans> so i go to install ubuntu on my desktop, all i get is random kernel hex after 3 seconds while booting
[12:40] <zulax> On one of my server(with gui), the menu bar has 4 options(minimize, maximize, close, and minimize to menu bar)
[12:40] <zulax> How do i get that on my pc?
[12:40] <plain-user> BluesKaj, found that line. it is -2 currently. so what it will give me if i set it to two? just make the <soundcard> being the default? how can i then change in the application...
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[12:40] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: yes.
[12:40] <ryannathans> i'll do it again for lulz
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: are you using CD or USB to install with?
[12:41] <scarleo> xangua, How can I see what repo it is from? So I get the right one?
[12:41] <DustyMonk> scarleo: apt-cache policy [package]
[12:41] <xangua> scarleo: well i have flash installed from partner, and in synaptic it shows me adobe-flashplugin package
[12:41] <BluesKaj> plain-user, the -2 means it's to be ignored , set it to 0 , without the -
[12:41] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: usb
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: did you burn as slowly as possible?
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> oops
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: ok, does the RAM test ok?
[12:42] <projektlabor> can i make electronic beats with lmms
[12:42] <BluesKaj> =0 , plain-user
[12:42] <scarleo> xangua, Ok thanks, I found it
[12:42] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: the computer has windows on it, i'm using it right now
[12:42] <ryannathans> it's a beast, hardware is perfect
[12:42] <ryannathans> installed linux hundreds of times, never seen this
[12:42] <zombiehand> actionparship: my windows key have no function, apparently.. I typed firefox twice like you said, Ill reboot, and be back when it doesn't work
[12:42] <projektlabor> so electronic sounds with LMMS likes deadmau5 or david guetta
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: Its worth testing. I doubt its a beast in the great scheme of things :)
[12:43] <scarleo> xangua, DustyMonk How can I see in Synaptic what repo it is from? "Version" tells me nothing relevant
[12:43] <zombiehand> actionparship: when...
[12:43] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: what do you want me to MD5 the iso with?
[12:43] <ryannathans> make ya happy ;)
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | ryannathans
[12:43] <KBentley57> Does anyone know how to run ubuntu entirely in memory/reference a good document on how to do so?
[12:43] <Ibis> zombiehand: Do you understand what "Startup Application" is asking for you to do, after you click on the "ADD" button?
[12:44] <DustyMonk> KBentley57: sounds like a Live CD / USB
[12:44] <zulax> i am trying to google what this feature is called, in the buttons on my title bar, I have minimize, maximize, and close. but on another computer I have a 4th option
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> KBentley57: I'm working on that myself, I'm gonna try and get /usr in ram at boot :)
[12:44] <zulax> that just minimizes the window to the title bar
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> zulax: its called the window decorator
[12:44] <ryannathans> kay, md5-ing in another tmux window
[12:44] <zulax> thanks ActionParsnip I will try to install/get it
[12:45] <Ibis> It simply wants to know "The name of this start up program",         The command that launches the program (just type in firefox in terminal, that runs)               And then a comment. (Serves for a reminder of the purpose of having Firefox for a startup i nthe first place)
[12:45] <Ibis> zombiehand: Works now?
[12:45] <projektlabor> can i make with LMMS electronic beats like david guetta or deadmau5
[12:45] <KBentley57> Reason being, I just got a 16 GB RAM kit while they are dirt cheap.  It would be nice to boot, load everything to RAM, and upon reboot or shutdown write changes to the disk
[12:46] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: where does one find the md5 for the download?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> KBentley57: thats exactly what I'm after doing ;)
[12:46] <zombiehand> actionparship: it freaking worked.. im a pro now!!
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> !hashes | ryannathans
[12:46] <DustyMonk> projektlabor: better ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:46] <zombiehand> ibis: thank you!!
[12:46] <KBentley57> Made any process?
[12:46] <KBentley57> err, progress?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: I'm guessing you DIDN'T test it at all. or you'd have known
[12:46] <Ibis> You're welcome.
[12:46] <zulax> ActionParsnip, do i need to install compiz-gnome for windows decorator?
[12:46] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: I'm capped at the moment and emptied my history
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> KBentley57: thought of it last night and all my rigs have max 2Gb RAM
[12:47] <ryannathans> found dem!
[12:47] <zagabar> Hmm, on my system I have a soundcard that I can use for playback. However I have also connected a bluetooth headset and it appaers in the sound preferences. I changed to the headset in there and then music is played through them as expected and I muted the other devices. Now I am trying to get playback via JACK but no sounds were heard in my headset and I tried unmuting the soundcard and then I heard the sounds. So the audio routed 
[12:47] <projektlabor> thx :)
[12:47] <zombiehand> you guys are the best! Thanks!
[12:47] <Ibis> kbrosnan: Everyone doesn't friggen have 16GB, let alone 1GB -.-
[12:47] <ryannathans> yup md5 is correct
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> zulax: not sure, I don't use compiz much these days. Could ask in #compiz too
[12:47] <ryannathans> told ya ;)
[12:47] <zulax> ok, thx
[12:47] <ryannathans> 7de611b50c283c1755b4007a4feb0379  /Backup/images/ubuntu-11.04-desktop-amd64.iso
[12:47] <KBentley57> I see, will 11.10 + normal use fit in RAM?
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> KBentley57: gonna get it happening with a different folder, then change it to /usr when it works
[12:47] <ryannathans> hmm, I think i might try the alturnate installer
[12:48] <KBentley57> Ah, gotcha.
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> KBentley57: my Oneiric install will fit lovely on a 4Gb ramdrive
[12:48] <Ibis> KBentley57: Why not just use LiveCD? You could probably make a shell script that will save things before shutdown.
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: test the ram using the install USB, make sure that is healthy too
[12:48] <KBentley57> It's more of a curiosity than anything.  I don't NEED it in any sense, I was just wondering if it had/could be done, easily.
[12:49] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: it's healthy.
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: you don't know that til you test it
[12:49] <ryannathans> prime95 loves it and so does anything else
[12:49] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: has been tested for months ;)
[12:50] <ryannathans> the hardware is healthy
[12:50] <KBentley57> ryannathans, did you manually set prime95 to use *all of your ram?
[12:50] <ichbinder> hello. Is there a default image-viewer in Ubuntu that shows the position of the cursor in image coordinates AND let's you easily rotate through all images in a folder? (Or a plugin for eog or so?)
[12:50] <ryannathans> KBentley57: Yes, I also tested with memtest86 and been compiling heaps of android repos and been working on this computer without and find of problems for a few months
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: ok, what video chip do you use?
[12:51] <ryannathans> 2x 6970s and a 5850
[12:51] <KBentley57> Cool, just throwing it out there
[12:51] <KBentley57> in the same box?
[12:51] <ryannathans> yup
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: which chips? Those are just numbers
[12:51] <ryannathans> AMD HD Radeon 6970 x2 and a AMD HD Radeon 5850
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: thank you
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: try boot option: nomodeset
[12:52] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: i'm usin Universal-USB-Installer-1.8.5.2.exe if it changes anything
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: try the option
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: if its no good try unetbootin to make the USB device
[12:53] <KBentley57> ActionParsnip:  what is the general algorithm you're using to keep track of changes made while the system is runnin?
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> KBentley57: probably gonna be rsync to a store on the drive, then copy the store to a folder in tempfs and symlink from /usr to the tempfs folder
[12:54] <ryannathans> booting it on another desktop i have sitting around to make sure it's not me usb
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> KBentley57: obviously one last rsync at shutdown
[12:54] <DustyMonk> ryannathans: many people here are familiar with unetbootin, use that if you want better support
[12:55] <ryannathans> yah, it boots fine on another desktop, will try nomodeset now
[12:55] <Senix> when is Ubuntu 11.10 out?
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> Senix: ask in #ubuntu+1
[12:56] <raju> I think next week .
[12:56] <KBentley57> ActionParsnip:  will rsyn make the changes as they occur?
[12:56] <DustyMonk>  Senix end of this week
[12:56] <KBentley57> on the 13th right?
[12:56] <Companion> any one else has issues with 'PlayOnLinux' ?
[12:56] <KBentley57> other than it not allowing you to play games?
[12:56] <xuser1> hi
[12:57] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: nomodeset as the ONLY flag?
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: remove "quiet splash" and add "nomodeset"
[12:58] <xuser1> today is 10.10 but where is ubuntu 11.10?
[12:58] <xuser1> O:-)
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> xuser1: ask in #ubuntu+1 for 11.10/oneiric
[12:58] <ryannathans> alright, brb, trying iy
[12:59] <xuser1> ok
[12:59] <xuser1> bye
[12:59] <haaga> Hello! I'm going to deploy a apache + tomcat environment and need to find a optimal solution. Apache as a front, Tomcat as a application server. My plan is now: 1. Let a hw load balancer be in front and then install apache + jk + tomcat on each of the servers (4 in totalt) or 2. take 1 server, install apache on it and tomcat on the other three (load balancing with mod_jk). Which is the most optimal?
[13:01] <iceroot> haaga: #http # apache and so on
[13:01] <haaga> iceroot: okidoki, going there!
[13:01] <Non4ik> Who can say me: how can i must write for install database oracle? sudo apt-get install ???
[13:02] <iceroot> Non4ik: oracle is not available as a deb-file. ask oracle but ubuntu isnt a supported system for oracle
[13:03] <KBentley57> haaga: it would probably depend on how intense the application is that you are wanting to serve
[13:03] <haaga> KBentley57: very
[13:04] <KBentley57> haaga:  Is it time sensitive to deployment?  If the time is available, I would try both options, and see which one is better
[13:05] <enrolic> hello everyone
[13:05] <KBentley57> haaga: the only thing you would be sacrificing is the redundancy of identical servers
[13:05] <KBentley57> haaga:  Which isn't that bad to deal with if they are all identical
[13:05] <haaga> KBentley57: I don't really know yet, hopefully the application config will be pretty strait forward
[13:06] <enrolic> who do I talk to for help?
[13:06] <enrolic> hi haaga & KBentley
[13:06] <KBentley57> enrolic:  Everyone :), just ask a question
[13:06] <haaga> KBentley57: the servers is identical, same hardware, same software
[13:06] <KM0201> enrolic: jut ask a question, if someone can answer, they will
[13:06] <haaga> hello enrolic
[13:06] <enrolic> Ok, thanks bentley
[13:06] <KBentley57> welcome
[13:06] <enrolic> I just got myself a HP Mini, and I want to install a version of Linux.
[13:07] <enrolic> I read though on the Ubuntu website, there are issues with getting the WIFI working on Ubuntu
[13:07] <enrolic> does anyone have experience with this?
[13:07] <KBentley57> nonsense enrolic, I'ved used many o' minis with ubuntu
[13:07] <haaga> is it the silver little hp mini?
[13:07] <KBentley57> which mini model in particular?
[13:08] <enrolic> yes haaga, a 210-3001 Si model
[13:08] <enrolic> I think its the latest, not sure
[13:08] <compdoc> enrolic, there might be issues with certain wifi hardware
[13:08] <KBentley57> enrolic:  Have you tried booting from a live usb drive to test it out?  It will not make any changes to your pc
[13:09] <enrolic> I'm worried, if I istall ubuntu, there goes my WIFI. Plus they don't give you the damn windows starter disk with the laptop ... so if something goes wrong!
[13:09] <enrolic> ok
[13:09] <enrolic> How do you do that BEntley?
[13:09] <haaga> just make a bootable usb from a official iso
[13:10] <KBentley57> enrolic:  Use Unetbootin to create a bootable usb from the cd image
[13:10] <KBentley57> enrolic: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[13:10] <enrolic> Ok thanks.
[13:11] <KBentley57> enrolic:  After that, simply reboot your pc and boot from the flash drive.  If everything goes well, you will arrive at the ubuntu desktop
[13:11] <enrolic> Finally, read about easypeasy online. Is that the best distribution to use, or should I just stick to plain ubuntu?
[13:12] <xangua> enrolic: this is ubuntu, not easypeasy
[13:12] <KBentley57> Opinions on distros usually degrade into flaming arguments..lol.  Each has their own uses
[13:12] <xangua> what answer do you expect¿
[13:12] <enrolic> oh ok
[13:12] <enrolic> lol
[13:12] <ryannathans> RAHE
[13:12] <KBentley57> The most popular distros will naturally have better support for a broader range of hardware though
[13:12] <ryannathans> the flag did nothing
[13:12] <enrolic> thanks for the help though guys
[13:12] <KBentley57> Hope it works for ya
[13:13] <enrolic> I'll give it a try, and come back and let you know
[13:13] <KBentley57> gl
[13:13] <enrolic> cheers
[13:13] <jair> guys, there is no way to install ubuntu with ssh enabled correct?
[13:13] <jair> by default it is always disabled
[13:13] <ryannathans> omfg
[13:13] <ryannathans> he left -.-
[13:14] <jair> and I have to apt-get install it the first time the machine boots
[13:14] <DustyMonk> jair: you have to install openssh-serve
[13:14] <DustyMonk> r
[13:14] <ryannathans> I'm getting some random kernel error stuff with lots of hex 3 seconds after booting via usb
[13:14] <ryannathans> i want to install
[13:14] <user11> hi
[13:14] <DustyMonk> jair: you have to install openssh-server and -client, then start it
[13:15] <jair> also is there a way I can interrupt the gdm to try start? I am trying to get into my machine, but the gdm greeter login try to load then the monitor go stand by because the video or monitor is not set up correctly yet
[13:16] <user11> I've Ubuntu 11.04 installed on a Chromebook, sometimes when I boot up I don't have sound, then If I reboot I've sound (sometimes), it's very a random issue. How can I track/fix this ?
[13:16] <jair> DustyMonk: is there I way I can interrupt ubuntu to try load the gnome?
[13:16] <jair> how can I get access to grub?
[13:16] <ryannathans> jair: boot from usb
[13:17] <jair> I just want to tell ubuntu to boot in recovery mode or just in the text mode
[13:17] <DustyMonk> jair: when grub loads, press C
[13:17] <ryannathans> RAGE, i'm trying alturnate installer
[13:17] <ryannathans> if it doesn't work, im back
[13:17] <jair> but I don't see grub thought I just see the purple screen in the back and in ubuntu is not like debian that I can see every step of the booting process
[13:17] <Nostoc> Hey, newbie question, I am trying to install adobe flash player onto firefox.  The update failed in firefox's auto update, so I used tar to unpack it, I have the .so file, but I can't figure out how to use the install command to use it.  The make command says it has nothing to do.
[13:17] <Caveman> join #linuxon
[13:18] <haaga> KBentley57: Thanks for the help btw!
[13:18] <DustyMonk> Nostoc: try sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[13:18] <jair> is there I key stroke I can use to see all the process of the ubuntu starting up, the init scripts etc...
[13:18] <ryannathans> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[13:18] <jair> instead of the purple screen showing that it is starting or booting up
[13:19] <jair> ryannathans: interesting which USB will be this?
[13:19] <Non4ik> iceroot: sudo apt-get install oracle-xe. After this began intsalling oracle. Now terminal download 221 mb from internet
[13:19] <jair> ryannathans: all I need is access to the machine either locally with text mode or with ssh but ssh is not installed yet
[13:19] <Nostoc> DustyMonk: Thank you, I will try that, but I was also curious on how to use the .so file to install onto firefox, since I have never done that before
[13:20] <ryannathans> jair: boot from another liveusb with ubuntu on it or something, edit the files on local hdd
[13:20] <DustyMonk> Nostoc: can't say, i use chromium, not FF
[13:20] <ryannathans> Nostoc: use sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[13:20] <Nostoc> Also, how do you get someone's name in gold (to denote you are replying to them) in this channel
[13:20] <user11> I've Ubuntu 11.04 installed on a Chromebook, sometimes when I login I don't have sound, then If I reboot I've sound (sometimes), it's a very random issue. How can I fix this ? I'm using pulseaudio, but I've the same issue with alsa
[13:20] <ryannathans> Nostoc: start the sentance with their name
[13:20] <jair> ryannathans: I see I will try something like that thank you
[13:20] <ryannathans> jair: no problem
[13:21] <Nostoc> DustyMonk and ryannathans thank you then
[13:21] <jair> ryannathans: but you don't know of a key stroke to make the background process to show while ubuntu is booting?
[13:21] <ryannathans> jair: which background process?
[13:21] <iceroot> Non4ik: ah ok, thanks for the info, didnt know that is in ubuntu
[13:22] <ryannathans> jair: not sure if you are referring to the log in tty as ubuntu logo is up
[13:22] <jair> ryannathans: yes
[13:22] <ryannathans> that's hitting up or down arrow to switch between
[13:22] <jair> ryannathans: all the processes is starting up init scripts networking etc...
[13:23] <jair> ryannathans: instead of the logo
[13:23] <ryannathans> jair: ya, either down ot up arrow, can't remember
[13:23] <otak> jair: that should be logged in something like /var/log/syslog
[13:23] <jair> otak: yes but it is good to have the alternative to see everything while booting
[13:24] <otak> It used to be that changing the boot line in grub could show you that
[13:24] <kijutsu> Stupid question of the morning -- I have a server PC with 4 gigs of DDR3 1600 mhz ram and a intel quad core processor.  Until recently, this PC has been running great.  Now it randomly crashes and I'm wondering if it's due to the memory load.  It is running SQL, PHPmyAdmin, 5 websites (drupal and wordpress), a virtual machine WinXP using a single core and half a gig of ram on a stripped down Gnome install.  Is 4gigs of ram too littl
[13:25] <ryannathans> kijutsu: doubt it
[13:25] <xeviox> where are the config files for network manager vpn connections?
[13:25] <ryannathans> kijutsu: put it this way, i'm using 4 gb ram and and intel atom cpu at's dual core, it's doing more
[13:26] <kijutsu> ryannathans: I set up a swap partition of 8 gigs, and it rarely touches it, but within the past 2 weeks it's randomly died (hard lock, must power off the system) 4 or 5 times
[13:26] <DustyMonk> kijutsu: morning? 3.30 pm here ;)
[13:26] <kijutsu> DustyMonk: *Shakes fist* damn time zones :)
[13:27] <xeviox> I try to connect to a vpn but I always get a connection error. In the syslog I found this entry: SCPlugin-Ifupdown: devices added (path: /sys/devices/virtual/net/ppp0, iface: ppp0)
[13:27] <Non4ik> iceroot: Befor that need do anything  steps. Edit /etc/apt/sourcelist. Write them: get http://oss.oracle.com/el4/RPM-GPG-KEY-oracle -O- | sudo apt-key add -, after this write in terminal: sudo apt-get update. Than sudo apt-get install oracle-xe :-)
[13:27] <ryannathans> kijutsu: could be hdd dying
[13:27] <kijutsu> ryannathans: I thought that as well, and according to the individual manufacturer utilities, they are all working fine.  I also performed a memtest86+ test for 36 hours upon initial build with no problems.
[13:28] <Bartzy> for a desktop (personal) use, Most people separate their /home as a different partition, so when/if they need to reinstall they can do it without back and recovering their data ?
[13:28] <kijutsu> ryannathans: what bugs me, is the log files aren't reporting any anomalies, it seems it crashes before it can write out any log information.
[13:29] <ryannathans> kijutsu: any smart errors?
[13:29] <auronandace> Bartzy: its the settings for that apps that are stored in the /home directory
[13:29] <projektlabor> errors what for errors you mean
[13:29] <kijutsu> ryannathans: various smart errors on the cdrom because it's empty.
[13:29] <Bartzy> auronandace: Right, and generally I put the movies/tv shows/music there
[13:29] <auronandace> Bartzy: you'd still have to reinstall the applications
[13:30] <ryannathans> kijutsu: lockups could also be caused by partially corrupted or bad kernel
[13:30] <auronandace> Bartzy: yes, generally
[13:30] <kijutsu> ryannathans: I'm using the stock kernel of 11.04 server
[13:30] <auronandace> Bartzy: i find it a lot easier to just have a seperate storage partition
[13:30] <ryannathans> o.0
[13:30] <auronandace> Bartzy: especially when dealing with more than one os
[13:30] <kijutsu> ryannathans: I'm tempted to roll back to 10.04 because of the issues I've been experiencing
[13:30] <ryannathans> could also be driver
[13:31] <ryannathans> if a rollback doesn't help, it'd have to be hardware
[13:31] <kijutsu> No oddball drivers other than NVidia
[13:31] <ryannathans> are you in the position to try a clean install
[13:31] <ryannathans> thatd be my last restort
[13:31] <kijutsu> I think I may have to
[13:31] <Bartzy> auronandace: more than one os meaning windows also? Or you format that storage partition as a linux filesystem ?
[13:31] <user11> I want to bind F7 key to script for changing screen brightness, I edited the bind keys on gnome preferences and I binded F7 key to command: bash /etc/acpi/asus-brn-up.sh (this script works fine when I execute manually) but don't do nothing when I press F7 key (looks like don't execute the script), where can I edit this manually to execute this script?
[13:31] <ryannathans> sorry i couldn't help all the much
[13:32] <ryannathans> make sure all hardware is fine first
[13:32] <auronandace> Bartzy: windows, openindiana and haiku
[13:32] <auronandace> Bartzy: and other linux installs, so i make it ntfs (they all read it)
[13:32] <Bartzy> auronandace: So that storage parition is NTFS?
[13:32] <kijutsu> ryannathans: No worries -- just someone to bounce some stuff off of hlped -- much appreciated
[13:32] <Bartzy> ok
[13:32] <auronandace> Bartzy: yes
[13:33] <shomon> hi, I have this problem, where I sometimes use a dual monitor. If I unplug it, all the gnome panel stuff is on the other side, and as I also unplug the cat5, I also usually need to switch on wireless. Can I do these 2 things from the command line?
[13:33] <shomon> on ubuntu 11.04
[13:34] <shomon> so question 1) how do you switch gnome panel or somehow reconfigure a laptop back to single monitor, and how do you turn on and off wifi, from the command line?
[13:35] <auronandace> Bartzy: fat32 would work also (but it has a max filesize limit of 4gb)
[13:35] <ryannathans> shomon: use monitors in administrator or settings
[13:35] <shomon> in administration? where is that?
[13:35] <shomon> if it's on the panel, it's on the other monitor... so gets cut off if I unplug it
[13:36] <ryannathans> i dont have a linux install handy, you can chage the default monitor and positions etc in there
[13:36] <ryannathans> and secondly, sudo ifconfig eth0 down will disable your cat5
[13:36] <ryannathans> sudo ifconfig eth0 up will put it back u
[13:36] <ryannathans> sudo ifconfig eth0 up will put it back up
[13:36] <shomon> no, I want to turn on wifi, not turn off eth0
[13:36] <ryannathans> o
[13:37] <ryannathans> presuming driver is loaded you could sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[13:37] <EgyParadox> shomon, type iwconfig
[13:37] <ryannathans> or if drivers isn't loaded do a sudo modprobe <drivername>
[13:37] <shomon> aah okay... I'll do an ifconfig to see what it is and then run that... thanks
[13:37] <shomon> ok
[13:37] <EgyParadox> in terminal
[13:37] <shomon> yes it's wlan0
[13:37] <shomon> thanks
[13:37] <ryannathans> sudo rmmod <drivername> will disable driver
[13:37] <ryannathans> sudo ifconfig wlan0 down will ofc bring that down first
[13:38] <ryannathans> wlan0 won't list in iwconfig if driver isn't loaded
[13:38] <auronandace> ryannathans: it is recomended to use iwconfig rather than ifconfig for wireless
[13:38] <shomon> but what about running the monitor detection admin applet from command line? is it possible? I think it's an nvidia package
[13:39] <ryannathans> auronandace: wheely?
[13:40] <auronandace> ryannathans: to my understanding ifconfig is slowly being depreciated in linux
[13:40] <ryannathans> shomon: it's build into ubuntu last time i checked, if i can get this bitch to boot i could tell you
[13:40] <shomon> :) okay, well I'll be here.. good luck!
[13:40] <ryannathans> heh, thanks
[13:40] <shomon> why is ifconfig being phased out?
[13:41] <ryannathans> nfi, first i have heard of it ;)
[13:41] <auronandace> shomon: pretty sure it only relates to wireless though, i think i read it on kernelnewbies
[13:42] <ryannathans> o well, when it's gone I won't miss it if there's an alturnative
[13:42] <ryannathans> stupid alturnate installer, go faster!
[13:49] <_DGM_> i have a harddrive with 1 partition on my server that i mount in fstab, but after a few hours it becomes unreadable
[13:49] <_DGM_> when i reboot it's fine again
[13:49] <_DGM_> ls: reading directory .: Input/output error
[13:50] <milligan> _DGM_, I'd consider backing up the data as soon as possible.
[13:51] <jincreator> Qlalfqjsgh_Tjsxor
[13:51] <phlak_user> _DGM_: that hd is in its death throes
[13:51] <scud> is ntfs read/write fully stable and supported in ubuntu...notably 10.04 lts?
[13:51] <phlak_user> !info ntfs-3g
[13:51] <jincreator> Oops, type mistake! Sorry, everyone!
[13:52] <_DGM_> milligan: phlak_user: yea i was affraid of that. thanks
[13:52] <auronandace> scud: yes, i've used it for years
[13:53] <scud> auronandance: awesome. just wanted to confirm. i havn't used it on a daily basis since about 2006.  life has chroot'd me from my me time. ;)
[13:53] <scud> just bought a nice removable drive 3tb
[13:54] <brontos> Hey guys, I am posting a form in my rails app and I do a ton of stuff with the data.  As a result I believe my browser is timing out and reprompts for my login.  Is there an easy was to send some kind of response to the browser while running some other things to keep it waiting?
[13:54] <scud> i formated it as ntfs
[13:54] <ikonia> brontos: not really an ubuntu issue
[13:54] <brontos> dope! wrong forum
[13:54] <brontos> sorry
[13:55] <compdoc> just say no to dope
[13:57] <scud> compdoc: what if it was open source?
[13:57] <ryannathansAFK> bitch still wont boot
[13:57] <compdoc> well then - just say no to opensource dope
[13:57] <ryannathansAFK> running out o ideas
[13:58] <shomon> they'd have to call it dope-n-sauce?
[13:58] <jasef> compdoc, but I want to try open source dope :(
[13:58] <auronandace> !language | ryannathansAFK
[13:58] <shomon> I'll get my coat
[13:58] <phlak_user> !offtopic| shomon
[13:58] <ryannathansAFK> <3the bots
[13:58] <scud> but you could change the open source dope to something more powerful then re-release it to the world
[13:58] <compdoc> ryannathansAFK, your system stopped booting, or is this a new install?
[13:58] <phlak_user> !offtopic| scud
[13:58] <LjL> please, let's keep this about Ubuntu
[13:58] <ryannathansAFK> new install
[13:59] <compdoc> ryannathansAFK, what size is the drive?
[13:59]  * scud falls on his face
[13:59] <ryannathansAFK> trying to boot ubuntu from usb and i just get kernel hex and random stuff after 3 seconds
[13:59] <ryannathansAFK> usb is 8gb
[13:59] <ryannathansAFK> works on other computers
[13:59] <compdoc> ahh, usb
[13:59] <ryannathansAFK> my hardware is healthy
[13:59] <ryannathansAFK> tried alturnate installer too
[13:59]  * ryannathansAFK cries
[13:59] <phlak_user> ryannathansAFK: what flavor of ubuntu?
[13:59] <ryannathansAFK> 110.04
[13:59] <ryannathansAFK> 11.04
[13:59] <ryannathansAFK> 64bit
[13:59] <FloodBot1> ryannathansAFK: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:00] <compdoc> 110.04 wont be out for 20 years
[14:00] <dawid> hello i have a problem with skype in Ubuntu 11.04
[14:00] <ryannathansAFK> compdoc: touche ;)
[14:00] <KBentley57> what problem dawid?  audio, image problems?.. ect?
[14:00] <phlak_user> ryannathansAFK: what hardware? laptop/PC etc etc
[14:00] <dawid> audi problem
[14:00] <ryannathansAFK> phlak_user: desktop, it's pretty beasty
[14:00] <dawid> audio
[14:00] <ryannathansAFK> i'll write a pastie
[14:00] <phlak_user> ryannathansAFK: that will be great
[14:01] <KBentley57> dawid: sound scratchy and just f'ed up in general?
[14:02] <dawid> sound scratchy
[14:02] <lariasb> Hola colegas de Ubuntu server me pueden ayudar con un inconveniente con mi proxy
[14:02] <phlak_user> !es| lariasb
[14:02] <KBentley57> dawid:  I've been having that problem too, not sure what has been causing it lately though.  What webcam do you use?
[14:03] <dawid> no i use headphone with microphne
[14:04] <KBentley57> dawid:  oh, then its probably not hardwrae then, which is a good sign.
[14:05] <dawid> i think this is drivers
[14:06] <ryannathansAFK> http://pastebin.com/eJEsj6b1
[14:06] <ryannathansAFK> me specs ^
[14:06] <brondy> what would cause the mouse to stop working on an install that seems good otherwise?
[14:06] <ryannathansAFK> phlak_user
[14:06] <dawid> i have a motherboard ASUS P5VD2-MX
[14:06] <DustyMonk> !details| brondy
[14:06] <brondy> cursor freezes
[14:06] <ryannathansAFK> brondy: low battery ;)
[14:06] <dawid> and i use Ubuntu 11.04
[14:06] <brondy> desktop
[14:07] <brondy> it is a system that is on a drive that has been shuffled around
[14:07] <brondy> so there may be systme issues but how to identify?
[14:07] <brondy> cna you repair broken from a command line?
[14:07] <karel_ff> Does anyone what tool is used to maintain the ubuntu deb package archives?
[14:07] <brondy> in recovery?
[14:08] <Snicksie> that's quite unspecific brondy ;) What mouse do you have? What version (ubuntu)do you have? Has it ever worked?
[14:08] <brondy> 10.04 ps2 as well as a wacom both work initially and then freeze
[14:08] <jair> hello guys, what will be the best way to try reconfigure the video in my ubuntu system? I will probably need the model of the video card and then the type of monitor correct?
[14:09] <DustyMonk> brondy: reboot in Recovery Mode, then choose Repair, for a start
[14:09] <brondy> the drive has been relocated on the mothervoard port
[14:09] <jair> all I know is that the monitor is VDI-D
[14:09] <brondy> cool thanks dusymonk
[14:09] <Snicksie> hm, have you configured anything from your mouse? ;)
[14:09] <ryannathansAFK> compdoc: specs http://pastebin.com/eJEsj6b1
[14:10] <auronandace> ryannathansAFK: 3 graphics cards seems a little excessive
[14:10] <phlak_user> ryannathansAFK:  per this, tis supposed to work well with ubuntu with some issues reported -> http://www.ubuntu-user.com/layout/set/print/content/view/full/1098
[14:10] <ryannathansAFK> auronandace: indeed it does
[14:10] <Lantizia> is it possible to use the sudo command to ascertain if it's possible for the logged in user to get root privileges using it - without actually calling it in the traditional way (i.e. it asks for a password)
[14:10] <shadow__> hello, do someone knows wattOS, out of topic but you guys are the only I know where to ask :C
[14:10] <mynotes> how to know if my ubuntu is 64 or 32 bit
[14:10] <phlak_user> ryannathansAFK: and here -> http://forums.amd.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=310&threadid=138231
[14:11] <phlak_user> mynotes: lsb_release -a
[14:11] <ryannathansAFK> auronandace: I write and use lar gpu intensive software
[14:11] <Lantizia> mynotes,   dpkg --print-architecture
[14:11] <ryannathansAFK> large gpu*
[14:12] <auronandace> ryannathansAFK: its a beefy and rather new machine, not sure about the support for the phenom processor
[14:12] <ryannathansAFK> auronandace: it exists
[14:12] <dawid> hello
[14:12] <ryannathansAFK> auronandace: works on another machine phenon II 4x though
[14:12] <auronandace> ryannathansAFK: oh, good
[14:13] <KBentley57> dawid: does that use a realtek card?
[14:13] <ryannathansAFK> i'm still stuck in a deep dark hole, with no method of escape
[14:13] <ryannathansAFK> and i'm getting further behind on my coding work =/
[14:13]  * compdoc hands ryannathansAFK a rope
[14:14] <ryannathansAFK> rope is useless without the grappling hook
[14:14] <ryannathansAFK> i need that hook
[14:14] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK: just to clearify, you're wanting to install ubuntu from jump drive?
[14:14] <dawid> i use alsa
[14:14] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: from anything, cdrom, dvd, usb
[14:14]  * RenaKunisaki hands ryannathansAFK a chicken
[14:14] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: I can't install OR run from usb
[14:14] <RenaKunisaki> er... grabbed the wrong thing.
[14:14] <ryannathansAFK> hehe
[14:14] <subr00t> can anyone look into my system via teamviewer trying to fix the geforce 7300se/ 7200 gs driver, im running ubuntu 11.04 and after installing the driver i only can log into gnome classic (no effects) anything else freeze :(
[14:14] <compdoc> ryannathansAFK, youre trying to boot a 3TB volume?
[14:14] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  Ah, i see.  What have you been coding in/on till now?
[14:15] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: been coding in windows, i need to use linux and i'm sick of VMs, i want to dual boot
[14:15] <subr00t> i get stuck
[14:15] <ryannathansAFK> compdoc: not even, i can't even boot the usb
[14:15] <ryannathansAFK> compdoc: in raid5 it's only 2tb
[14:15] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  Can you boot into windows from the same machine?
[14:15] <ryannathansAFK> yup
[14:15] <ryannathansAFK> perfectly
[14:16] <ryannathansAFK> all works perfect
[14:16] <compdoc> why a usb stick? do you have windows on there?
[14:16] <ryannathansAFK> compdoc: i have ubuntu on usb and I want to install it, windows is installed on my SSD
[14:16] <auronandace> compdoc: please don't suggest wubi
[14:16] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  Why don't you try to use the wubi on the install cd, and install ubuntu from within windows
[14:16] <ryannathansAFK> lol!
[14:16] <dawid> hello
[14:16] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: Wubi is horrid
[14:16] <ryannathansAFK> used it before
[14:16] <dawid> i use alsa
[14:17] <KBentley57> dawid:  What audio chip is on that mobo?
[14:17] <auronandace> ryannathansAFK: i'm glad you have sense
[14:17] <ryannathansAFK> auronandace: experience linux user here ;)
[14:17] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK: horrid > nothing..lol
[14:17] <compdoc> ryannathansAFK, I would not use wubi - no experience with it. I would use a small drive. not usb
[14:17] <compdoc> I often use laptop drives to boot from in my servers
[14:17] <KBentley57> ryannathanksAFK:  What mobo are you using?
[14:17] <dawid> Azalia ALC660
[14:17] <ryannathansAFK> I am using a small (64GB) SSD with windows on it, my raid array is for high performance I/O
[14:18] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57:  http://pastebin.com/eJEsj6b1
[14:18] <compdoc> SSD works too
[14:18] <dawid> hello this is a sound chip
[14:18] <dawid> Azalia ALC660
[14:18] <karel_ff> Does anyone know what tool(s) Canonical is using for maintaining the deb package repositories? reprepro/mini-dinstall/dak?
[14:19] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  I have almost the same hardware as you
[14:19] <ryannathansAFK> if it makes anything better I have a ubntu server running the exact same distro, except it has no gui
[14:19] <ryannathansAFK> if that makes any sense ;D
[14:19] <dawid> hello this is a sound chip
[14:19] <dawid> Azalia ALC660 help me please
[14:19] <KBentley57> dawid:  I have a similar sound chip.  Have you tried to compile the realtek driver from scratch?
[14:19] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK: It will run ubuntu server?
[14:20] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: different machine
[14:20] <ryannathansAFK> I can't get any ubuntu to even init from usb/cdrom
[14:20] <{HISHAM}> hy
[14:20] <ryannathansAFK> kernel errors and random hex
[14:20] <KBentley57> RyannathansAFK:  Have you tried taking out all but on graphics card?
[14:20] <dawid> please help me i cant it make im green in ubuntu
[14:20] <Guest13800> if i'm on remote SSH terminal, can i reboot a NIC ?
[14:21] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: I really don't want to D:
[14:21] <KBentley57> dawid: don't beg.  If someone can help they will :).  My experience is ubuntu is pretty limited as well.
[14:21] <{HISHAM}> hay guys
[14:21] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  It will only take 2 minutes, and if it work you are done.  Better than spending precious time researching more :)
[14:22] <{HISHAM}> can i ask you something about the antivirus
[14:22] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: The Gpus aren't exactly the easiest to get out
[14:22] <ryannathansAFK> i can't reach the release clips
[14:22] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  If it works, just pop them back in.
[14:22] <KBentley57> ryannathanksAFK: Why not?
[14:22] <auronandace> !ask | {HISHAM}
[14:22] <ryannathansAFK> i need to take cpu cooler off, take first gpu out, then work down till they are all out
[14:23] <kubanc> how do install grub menu in ubuntu 11.04, bacause i cannot see grub menu, it automaticly goes into windows 7
[14:23] <{HISHAM}> ok ok be easy man!
[14:23] <liu> it 精英
[14:23] <auronandace> !zh | liu
[14:23] <ryannathansAFK> ehh, what?
[14:23] <luist> hey ppl... i need to make a live usb system just to run an application... is that possible?
[14:24] <ryannathansAFK> luist: yes
[14:24] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  Is your box water cooled or something?
[14:24] <ryannathansAFK> no
[14:24] <{HISHAM}> i got antivirus with lic actvait for 20 yers. its nessecery to update frome now on?
[14:24] <KBentley57> wait, I have the same cooler too.  It's a B to take off..lol
[14:24] <ryannathansAFK> lol
[14:25] <subr00t> kubanc, u installed windows 7 after ubuntu?
[14:25] <ryannathansAFK> hangon
[14:25] <KBentley57> but why is it interferring with the cards coming out?
[14:25] <auronandace> {HISHAM}: how is that question ubuntu related?
[14:25] <ryannathansAFK> i got some vga<->DVI dummies in back of all the gpus
[14:25] <kubanc> subr00t, no windows 7, it's XP, that'swhy it's strange...
[14:25] <ryannathansAFK> i will remove dem and try
[14:25] <ryannathansAFK> bbl
[14:25] <KBentley57> good luck
[14:25] <luist> ryannathansAFK, how can i set up ubuntu to run my app on live startup?
[14:25] <{HISHAM}> if you know please answer
[14:26] <catphish_> which office suite is supported by ubuntu 10.04?
[14:26] <ryannathansAFK> luist: if you use persistance or edit the image beforehand
[14:26] <subr00t> kubanc which order u installed the two sytem? ubuntu then window$ or window$ then ubuntu?
[14:26] <DustyMonk> {HISHAM}: ubuntu needs no anti virus, please type /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:26] <auronandace> {HISHAM}: are you running ubuntu?
[14:26] <kubanc> subr00t, first i installed windows XP, then Ubuntu 11.04
[14:26] <KBentley57> catphish_: Many are.  Libreoffice, openoffice, gnome-office, ect...
[14:26] <luist> ryannathansAFK, persistance?
[14:26] <{HISHAM}> no
[14:27] <{HISHAM}> its make a diffrent
[14:27] <KBentley57> kubanc:  have you set grub to show on every boot?  You can also hit "SHIFT" during boot and it will display the grub menu
[14:27] <subr00t> kubanc, u never get into ubuntu?
[14:27] <catphish_> my openoffice was removed by an update this morning, and looking through the package list, neither openoffice nor libreoffice are listed with a 'supported' icon
[14:27] <auronandace> {HISHAM}: then why are you here? this is ubuntu support
[14:27] <{HISHAM}> i know
[14:27] <kubanc> subr00t, no
[14:28] <kubanc> KBentley57, before i get into grub menu i press shift
[14:28] <{HISHAM}> but your the only support for the compuoter i know
[14:28] <KBentley57> catphish_: removed by an update?  That seems odd.  can you run it from a terminal?
[14:28] <auronandace> !alis | {HISHAM}
[14:28] <{HISHAM}> so pleas answer if you know
[14:28] <KBentley57> kubanc:  Yes, I believe it's the left shift, but both may work
[14:28] <catphish_> no, it was uninstalled for some reason
[14:28] <DustyMonk> {HISHAM}: not just any computer system here
[14:28] <subr00t> u can fix that with live CD, or just reinstall ubuntu, this will fix it, > I THINK < u didnt make a proper install
[14:28] <catphish_> KBentley57: i don't know why :(
[14:28] <catphish_> and not sure what to reinstall now
[14:29] <subr00t> kubanc, u can fix that with live CD, or just reinstall ubuntu, this will fix it, > I THINK < u didnt make a proper install
[14:29] <KBentley57> catphish_: I would go with Libreoffice.  Know much about it?
[14:29] <catphish_> i guess Libreoffice makes the most sense
[14:29] <DustyMonk> {HISHAM}: wrong channel
[14:29] <{HISHAM}> THANKS ANY WAY SUCKER!
[14:29] <catphish_> but OO was supported so i stuck with it until now
[14:29] <kubanc> subr00t, ipm running from live CD, and the folder boot is located in the  partition
[14:29] <kubanc> subr00t, what's the command to repair grub menu?
[14:30] <KBentley57> catphish_: Go to the software center, search for Libreoffice, and install the whole ordeal.  LO is now standard in 11.04+
[14:30] <catphish_> i have 10.04
[14:30] <catphish_> :)
[14:30] <subr00t> kubanc, sudo grub install
[14:30] <KBentley57> catphish_:  Don't worry, the support is still there :)
[14:31] <catphish_> LO isn't actually listed in the software centre
[14:31] <kubanc> subr00t, what's the command to run terminal in unity
[14:31] <fritsch> kubanc: ctl alt t
[14:31] <subr00t> kubanc, application > accessories > terminal
[14:31] <KBentley57> catphish_: https://www.libreoffice.org/download  Get it there and install it yourself :)  its easy to do
[14:31] <subr00t> kubanc, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[14:31] <auronandace> catphish_: 10.04 uses openoffice
[14:32] <luist> ryannathansAFK, ok ive found an article about the persistent mode
[14:32] <catphish_> auronandace: i figured, but since it uninstalled itself i might as well move to LO
[14:32] <qwer> I turned off the Visual Effects under "Appearance Preferences". But after system start, the configuration is undone again. Why could this be??
[14:33] <luist> ryannathansAFK, do  you know any example close to what im trying to do?
[14:33] <KBentley57> luist:  Are you wanting to install a program on the live USB and have it run when you boot from it?
[14:33] <kubanc> subr00t, if i put command "sudo grub install" it says command not found
[14:33] <luist> KBentley57, yes
[14:33] <KBentley57> sudo apt-get install grub
[14:33] <subr00t> kubanc, just follow this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[14:34] <auronandace> catphish_: uninstalled itself? don't you mean you uninstalled it?
[14:34] <luist> KBentley57, uh?
[14:34] <KBentley57> luist:  I assume you've tried to install it from software center while in the live enviornment?
[14:35] <qwer> any idea? :/
[14:35] <ryannathansAFK> im back
[14:35] <ryannathansAFK> keyboard isn't even initialised
[14:35] <ryannathansAFK> nor is mouse/headset
[14:35] <ryannathansAFK> hmm
[14:36] <thesheff17> does anyone know the command to silence a pass phrase on ssh-keygen generation?
[14:36] <luist> KBentley57, actually its some kind of diagnosys app that i need to run from a usb... im not even supposed to see the system inside the live usb, under the app
[14:36] <thesheff17> -q doesn't do anything
[14:36] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  There is another possibility
[14:36] <phlak_user> thesheff17: silence a pass phrase?
[14:37] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: yes?
[14:37] <catphish_> auronandace: no, that's not what i mean :)
[14:37] <ryannathansAFK> i'm about to start pulling gpus otu
[14:37] <ryannathansAFK> out
[14:37] <KBentley57> try pulling the GPUS first
[14:37] <catphish_> this morning my 10.04 ran a partial upgrade and ininstalled OO :)
[14:37] <catphish_> *uninstalled
[14:37] <ryannathansAFK> why must life always be this hard
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> catphish_: easily re-installed
[14:38] <auronandace> catphish_: ah, sorry
[14:38] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  I have installed ubuntu on another pc and moved the HD over successfully.  Just don't install any drivers while on the other machine
[14:38] <catphish_> yeah i installed LO
[14:38] <catphish_> though it somehow seems much uglier than OO was :)
[14:38] <catphish_> might put it back
[14:38] <coraxx> hey u'all :-) ... here is a question: The Webkit library(Qt), how does one add the Flash-player plugin ? (so you can watch i.e. YouTube videos within Google Earth)
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> catphish_: abiword + gnumeric here :)
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> coraxx: same as you would with firefox
[14:39] <kubanc> subr00t, is the boot-repair installed in ubuntu 11.04 live CD?
[14:39] <auronandace> !info libreoffice-gtk | catphish_
[14:39] <KBentley57> sounds funny, but I use notepad half the time if its not something that needs to look nice
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> KBentley57: leafpad here, same kinda deal
[14:40] <BluesKaj> thesheff17, try this http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2008/11/3-steps-to-perform-ssh-login-without-password-using-ssh-keygen-ssh-copy-id/
[14:40] <KBentley57> It's not worth the bloat to type out a paragraph that probably doesn't need saved to begin with.  It's less distracting, and it makes me spell better..lol
[14:40] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: Firefox (or ubufox) is maintained by Ubuntu ...therefore you will find the "flashplugin-installer"-package in the repositories ...and the nessecary additionla files to integrate it with Mozilla Firefox ...however none seems to exist for WebKit(Qt)
[14:40] <ryannathansAFK> 1 gpu tiem
[14:40] <luist> KBentley57, well... im looking for a live usb to diagnosys the hardware of a machine... and compare to the minimum requirements.
[14:40] <thesheff17> BluesKaj, he creates it with hitting enter for the passphrase.
[14:40] <thesheff17> I want to script it
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> coraxx: it puts the same file in the right folders, it will be then used by Chrome
[14:41] <luist> KBentley57, i though of using ubuntu with a custom app for that... but maybe u have a better idea
[14:41] <ryannathansAFK> what's that website you can build your distro via web interface
[14:41] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: "it" ? ...are you referring to the package or ?
[14:41] <ryannathansAFK> then it lets you download it
[14:41] <KBentley57> luist:  have you looked through distrowatch?  I was there yesterday and I thought I read something about one of the live usb's that had features similar to what you want.  But I could be wrong
[14:42] <BluesKaj> yes thesheff17 , ok wasn't sure , but this helped me do the same thing ...had to delete existing keysfirst
[14:42] <ryannathansAFK> attempt: 359737245
[14:42] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  Down to one GPU?
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> coraxx: flashplugin-nonfree or flashplugin64-installer
[14:42] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: As odd as it may be ..Google Earth might not be using Google Chrome.... but the Webkit(Qt) library within its software
[14:42] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: yes.
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> coraxx: not sure about google earth, I don't use it
[14:43] <ryannathansAFK> fuuuuu
[14:43] <ryannathansAFK> still same D:
[14:43] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  I've also had to switch keyboards to install ubuntu in the past.  10.04 wouldn't install (recognize) from the keyboard I had.  Was the wierdest thing.  I had to use a different one
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> ryannathansAFK: use the alternate installer, it uses a text installer
[14:43] <ryannathansAFK> ActionParsnip: this IS the alturnate
[14:43] <ryannathansAFK> just a black screet after i type in 'expert' and hit enter on bootmenu
[14:44] <ryannathansAFK> keyboard/mouse/headset, nothing initialised
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> ryannathansAFK: set bios to failsafe settings
[14:44] <ryannathansAFK> ActionParsnip: they are D:
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> ryannathansAFK: does the motherboard have onboard gpu?
[14:44] <ryannathansAFK> ActionParsnip: no
[14:44] <thesheff17> BluesKaj, This is what I have so far ssh-keygen -q -b 2048 -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa but still prompts for the passphrase.
[14:44] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  what about this:  Use the minimial install ISO from 10.10 or 10.04, see if that works, then before installing any packages run "sudo apt-get distro-upgrade"
[14:44] <ryannathansAFK> -.-
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> ryannathansAFK: could try oneiric liveUSB, see if the newer kernel and drivers are friendlier
[14:45] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  Then if THAT works, do the "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop"
[14:45] <luist> KBentley57, hm... no idea how to find something there :P
[14:45] <ryannathansAFK> put it this way, i can't download anything, put i have loads of linux images saved on me server
[14:45] <ryannathansAFK> i'll go find some old ubuntu
[14:45] <ryannathansAFK> 10.04
[14:46] <qwer> I turned off the Visual Effects under "Appearance Preferences". But after system start, the configuration is undone again. Why could this be??
[14:46] <KBentley57> if you have the 10.04 alternate installer, do the cmd line system install only
[14:46] <KBentley57> wait, no net connection?
[14:46] <KBentley57> luist:  See the list of the top 100 distros on the right?
[14:46] <thesheff17> BluesKaj, I finally found it ssh-keygen -q -b 2048 -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa -N ""
[14:46] <BluesKaj> thesheff17, passphrase or pw ...pw needs tobe enterd just this time then the passphrase just needs the enter key
[14:47] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: I can't d/l anything atm, net commection is about 16KB/s
[14:47] <ryannathansAFK> my sisters kinda used 100gb and got me capped
[14:47] <ryannathansAFK> still got unpeak where i'm not capped
[14:47] <ryannathansAFK> another 100gb still there thankfulls
[14:47] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: ok ... after installing "flashplugin-installer" , which also installs "flashplugin-nonfree" ....I still can't get Adobe Flash to work.  What am I missing ?
[14:47] <SSantos> hey guys, I need to upgrade my php 5.2 to 5.3 on debian, but I don't like to upgrade anothers packages... how can I resolve this?
[14:47] <matrixiumn> hello
[14:48] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: (to work with WebKit(qt) that is ...it works fine with Firefox)
[14:48] <Lantizia> I need my script to ask a question with a dialog box - but you may be running this on edu/u/k/xubuntu  - who knows the desktop environment .... is zenity a good choice or is that gtk/gnome only!?
[14:49] <somsip> SSantos: sudo apt-get upgrade php5, possibly?
[14:49] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK:  Try the old installer, see if that works, then upgrade from the cd rom
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> coraxx: what is the output of:  uname -a
[14:50] <ryannathansAFK> KBentley57: i'm about to try 10.04.1 server 64bit
[14:50] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: Linux truntelap 2.6.32-34-generic #77-Ubuntu SMP Tue Sep 13 19:40:53 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux
[14:51] <KBentley57> ryannathansAFK: do you have one that isn't server?
[14:51] <ryannathansAFK> yes
[14:51] <ryannathansAFK> going to try server first as no ui
[14:51] <KBentley57> ok
[14:51] <ryannathansAFK> if it works, i'll grab a ui and be happy
[14:51] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: (so no...its not a 64-bit system ;-)  )
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> coraxx: cool, ok if you run:  dpkg -l | grep 'flash|gnash|swf'    do you only see flashplugin-installer and flashplugin-nonfree ?
[14:52] <ryannathansAFK> i get ubuntu to run on my phone, i can't even get it on my desktop
[14:52] <ryannathansAFK> shame
[14:52] <ryannathansAFK> coraxx: you trying to install flash with ff?
[14:52] <KBentley57> are you in ACHI mode?
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> ryannathansAFK: could try a different distro, to test
[14:52] <ryannathansAFK> I shall
[14:53] <ryannathansAFK> i'll whip out a saved fedora or debian
[14:53] <ryannathansAFK> if server fails
[14:53] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: no, I'm trying to install Flash for WebKit(Qt)
[14:53] <ryannathansAFK> i might be in ahci
[14:53] <ryannathansAFK> shouldn't matter
[14:53] <ryannathansAFK> it's usb
[14:53] <KBentley57> shouldn't* is a huge word..lol
[14:53] <KBentley57> if it is, try it in IDE mode
[14:54] <ryannathansAFK> if i throw it in ide, and windows hates me, you can deal with angrybillgates 7
[14:54] <Abhijit> !enter | ryannathansAFK
[14:54] <KBentley57> If it hates you just reboot and turn it back on
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> coraxx: http://ubuntulinuxhelp.com/installing-epiphany-webkit-with-flash-capability/   mentions mozplugger, I bleieve the plugins are the same
[14:54] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: (both packages are installed ....'the installer' and the 'nonfree'
[14:55] <ryannathansAFK> !* | ryannathansAFK
[14:55] <thesheff17> BluesKaj, -N "" worked...I even ssh-copy-id -i worked fine and logged in fine.
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> coraxx: cool, that's how you want it :)
[14:55] <ryannathansAFK> freakin' boot error
[14:55] <KBentley57> lol
[14:55] <trojaner> what?
[14:55] <ryannathansAFK> Linux Mint never was any good at making bootable usbd
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> ryannathansAFK: I suggest you memtest+ test your RAM
[14:56] <ryannathansAFK> ActionParsnip: mem is fine i tell you ;)
[14:56] <coraxx> ActionParsnip: thanx for the link ... I came across the same website doing my googling ...I will be more thorough with the page.
[14:56] <KBentley57> ram woulnd't cause that issue or he would have noticed it from windows
[14:56] <ryannathansAFK> the bootloader failed to install on usb
[14:57] <trojaner> memteste your ram over night and you will eventually find ram errors :-)
[14:57] <KBentley57> not true, if your ram is set up right
[14:57] <ryannathansAFK> trojaner: it might take quite a few nights.
[14:57] <ryannathansAFK> weeks.
[14:59] <trojaner> i love how my ATI card fans blows out of proportion will i do metests and scandisks and wile im logged in safe mode :-)
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> KBentley57: ryannathansAFK: windows may detect bad ram and mark it as unusable, Ive seen people have bad ram in here]
[15:00] <KBentley57> If you maually set prime95 to use a custom fft length, and allow it to use most of your ram, it will tell you if you have errors.  If that is clear after using 90% of your RAM, I would conclude the RAM was fine
[15:00] <KBentley57> If that is what was done of course
[15:01] <arghx> KBentley57: wrong. memtest is there for a reason. and it's also for a reason that you have to run it for hours to see
[15:01] <ryannathansAFK> ActionParsnip: my ram is fine, for the over900th time
[15:01] <arghx> and windows cannot exclude bad RAM (maybe in some server versions, but not the normal ones)
[15:01] <tpumma> how do you mount shared folders for ubuntu within VirtualBox?
[15:01] <trojaner> i dont think that using a command line could prove so challenging to my 1g ram gfx card
[15:02] <KBentley57> I agree that memtest is good, lol!  but I still think P95 will error out faster if there is an obvious problem
[15:02] <resq> hallo, can you tell me how to reinstall sound drivers to the standard ones that were installed when installing ubuntu 10.10?
[15:02] <arghx> ryannathansAFK: the kernel panic you get, what does it say?
[15:02] <ryannathansAFK> I have run memtest on a marathon, 2 days, nothing found, i reguarly compile entire operating systems on my computer WITHOUT problems
[15:02] <ryannathansAFK> arghx: it's not a kernel panic
[15:02] <arghx> ryannathansAFK: then what is it?
[15:02] <ryannathansAFK> arghx: it's random hex and mentions kernel alot, about 3 seconds according t olo
[15:02] <KBentley57> trojaner, FGLRX or radeon driver?
[15:02] <ryannathansAFK> to log*
[15:03] <trojaner> i dont think any driver is loded at the time
[15:03] <faiob> hi body there is solution ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/705432/
[15:03] <resq> anyone can help me with sound?
[15:03] <trojaner> sorry im using windows at the moment
[15:03] <KBentley57> Oh yeah, i didn't read the safe mode part
[15:04] <trojaner> but its the same with linux
[15:04] <ryannathansAFK> arghx: i been working on an android repo, i know what a kernel panic is
[15:04] <arghx> trojaner: if you run a ubuntu kernel (or any other recent linux one), there is. it's just that the poewrmanagement is not loaded/used, that's all
[15:04] <ryannathansAFK> i have never seen anything like this before
[15:04] <trojaner> but its the same with linux
[15:04] <KBentley57> exactly
[15:04] <trojaner> even wordt the last time i tryed it
[15:04] <arghx> ryannathansAFK: that's nice, but it doesn't answer my question. since you say you know something, I except you to follow up with actual knowledge...
[15:05] <qin> So finally i said Good Bye to network-manager, now all is tip top, apart of fact that is second interface is connected, i am spoofing myself, is there method of binding interfaces in one virtual?
[15:05] <ryannathansAFK> arghx:  I can't pull logs because it just dies
[15:05] <ryannathansAFK> and since it's a live usb, no logs are saved
[15:06] <arghx> ryannathans: I strongly suggest a serial console. and no matter the boot medium, it wouldn't ever save anything at that point
[15:06] <Qation> Is anyone else experiancing some issues with flash? Sometimes I can only hear the audio of a youtube video and see nothing but it works when I refresh.
[15:06] <KBentley57> ryannathans:  anything with the old installer yet?
[15:07] <ryannathans> KBentley57: trying to get a liveusb made
[15:07] <KBentley57> ok
[15:08] <Reikoku> Qation: Try opening your browser from terminal and see if there is any output when you don't get an image
[15:08] <Qation> Alright
[15:08] <Reikoku> Qation: I had an issue but it was the other way around, I was getting video but no audio
[15:08] <arghx> faiob: apt-cache policy libgtk2.0-dev
[15:08] <Qation> Google-chrome opens in the background and I can't see any output after opening it
[15:09] <KBentley57> ryannathans: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1850683
[15:09] <Shatters> qation, you did install flash plugin from software manager right? running mozilla?
[15:09] <Qation> Let me try closing this window, I'll come back after
[15:10] <KBentley57> ryannathans: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/859137
[15:10] <KBentley57> let me know if anything looks familiar
[15:10] <Non4ik> How can i do create file *.php in terminal? What is command?
[15:11] <arghx> Non4ik: any text editor will do
[15:11] <ryannathans> KBentley57:  Heh, i had a sabertooth before i picked this mobo up
[15:11] <Reikoku> Non4ik: touch name.php
[15:11] <Qation> This is what it returns when I play a video http://pastebin.com/sMb6NY0N
[15:11] <arghx> and you don't want to create a file named * ever
[15:12] <KBentley57> why not?  He can just delete it with sudo rm -r * right? :)
[15:12] <Non4ik> thnx, gedit in terminal and save helped me :-)
[15:12] <arghx> KBentley57: think again
[15:12] <Reikoku> Qation: Flash 11?
[15:13] <ryannathans> KBentley57: hehe, i got someone to run sudo rm -rf / once
[15:13] <Qation> Reikoku: 11.0.1.152ubuntu0.11.04.1
[15:13] <KBentley57> ryannathans:  So long as the machine doesn't reboot, they should be find right?..lol
[15:14] <ryannathans> KBentley57: that's what i had in mind
[15:14] <ryannathans> apparently they need to reboot it
[15:14] <KBentley57> haha
[15:15] <Reikoku> Qation: Can you try Firefox and tell me if you get the issue? Trying to work out if the issue is Chrome or Flash
[15:15] <Shatters> bet it's chrome
[15:15] <grkblood> what is a tool thats preferred to do graphics card benchmark testing
[15:15] <Qation> Reikoku: Does it matter if I use nightly or should I just install firefox?
[15:15] <Reikoku> Nightly should be fine
[15:16] <Reikoku> I use Aurora and works fine with flash
[15:16] <jair> alright guys, I am running ubuntu 11.10 beta 2 and I want to install the nvidia drivers, but I need to boot ubuntu without x?
[15:16] <Qation> And I'm not using chromium, its google-chrome from google's repository
[15:16] <jair> is there a such a thing as inittab so I can see the no x level?
[15:16] <jair> or is there a command to stop x?
[15:16] <dtigue> jair: you can boot with X and run the additional hardware tool
[15:17] <Qation> Yeah it seems to work with nightly probably a google-chrome issue
[15:17] <jair> dtigue: I don't want to use x
[15:17] <Trashi> hi guys. in  kde there is a power profile dialog as a configuration program of the battery monitor. i miss this function in gnome/ubuntu. where can i find it or what should i install?
[15:17] <panhans> hi i'm testing ubuntu 11.10 rigth now. is there any way to reduce the power consumption and the fan speed? I used 10.10 before and it was pretty quite!
[15:17] <jair> dtigue: because I need to install nvidia driver and my monitor is not working correctly with the ubuntu video settings
[15:18] <Shatters> Qation, it might work for chrome if you install whole java as opposed to java plugin for mozilla.
[15:18] <jair> so, how can I stop x if is running by default I guess something like init 5 right now?
[15:18] <Shatters> very different in space consumption though
[15:18] <Qation> So install like openjre and openjdk or sun's java?
[15:18] <albech> #ubuntu+1 | panhans
[15:18] <ryannathans> YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW TEMPTED I AM TO GO BACK TO VM!
[15:18] <arghx> jair: no. /etc/init.d/gdm3 stop  or such
[15:19] <KBentley57> I'm out guys, I should be working on something important by now..lol
[15:19] <ryannathans> wait a sc
[15:19] <ryannathans> crap, nothing is working
[15:19] <arghx> ryannathans: you have no idea how tempted we all are to see your backside with behaviour like this. have a good day and please don't come back
[15:19] <Reikoku> ryannathans: What isn't working?
[15:20] <trojaner> linux.com is back online !
[15:20] <KBentley57> arghx:  Don't be so harsh, we all get frustrated from time to time
[15:20] <ryannathans> Ubuntu, xubuntu, fedora, anything linux
[15:20] <Reikoku> ryannathans: OK, what part of it isn't working?
[15:20] <KBentley57> all of it.
[15:20] <albech> ryannathans, then type /join #windows and reinstall?
[15:20] <Reikoku> So it doesn't boot, fails during boot?
[15:21] <jair> arghx: let me try that
[15:21] <grkblood> arghx, i got my problem fixed i believe. I disabled my discrete GPU in the bios, so now I'm running graphics solely on the integrated i7 gpu
[15:21] <ryannathans> Reikoku: for thr 4th time now, i get many kernel messages and it hangs around 3 seconds after trying to init
[15:21] <Reikoku> Boots but doesn't go into GUI?
[15:21] <ryannathans> lots of hex and random kernal messages
[15:21] <fball> I have a socks5 proxy x.x.x.x and port. How can I ping google.com through it?
[15:21] <ryannathans> works fine on all computer but this one
[15:21] <fball> *anonymous socks5 proxy
[15:21] <Reikoku> OK, what are the kernel messages? Is it a kernel panic?
[15:21] <grkblood> the integrated gpu is the only one being listed now in lspci
[15:21] <Reikoku> Have you tried disabling APCI?
[15:22] <KBentley57> take a pic with your cell phone ryan, as soon as it boots so that you can decipher it better
[15:22] <arghx> grkblood: that's one way yes. but i prefer being able to switch when I really want :)
[15:22] <jair> arghx: -su: /etc/init.d/gdm3: No such file or directory
[15:22] <jair> root@astoria1:~#
[15:22] <ryannathans> KBentley57: will do
[15:22] <jair> sorry about the xtra info
[15:22] <arghx> jair: it's upstart and not sysv anymore. which is why I wrote "or such", sorry
[15:23] <jair> arghx: alright so what should I run? upstart gdm3 stop?
[15:23] <grkblood> arghx, i wasnt able to do anything with switching because for wahtever reason the swticharoo folder would disappear from the debug folder and my system wont let me make that dir if it doesnt exist
[15:23] <arghx> jair: you could simply kill gdm of course if you wanted to be extra brutal :)
[15:23] <Reikoku> ryannathans: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelBoot This might help, but most kernel issues at boot can be fixed by adding acpi=off to the boot line
[15:23] <ichbinder> hello. Is there an image-viewer in Ubuntu that shows the position of the cursor in image coordinates AND let's you easily rotate through all images in a folder? (Or a plugin for eog or so?)
[15:23] <arghx> grkblood: when did/does it disappear?
[15:24] <ryannathans> I'm believing it's the 990fx
[15:24] <jair> arghx: but there should be a script to do those type of tasks
[15:24] <arghx> jair: there is. but I dunno which one it is with ubuntu. and frankly: I don't care either
[15:24] <grkblood> arghx, i know that it gets removed from the system after i run nomodeset to recover from the black screen of death
[15:25] <grkblood> so i'm guessing its being created post grub
[15:25] <arghx> yes, that's normal then. which is why I told you not to boot with that. but otherwise it should always be there
[15:25] <arghx> nomodeset has several other unwanted side effects too, so you don't want to use it except for debugging purposes
[15:25] <jair> hmm
[15:25] <jair> interesting
[15:26] <Reikoku> ryannathans: I'd suggest booting acpi=off, if that works at least we know where the issue lies and can take it from there
[15:26] <Reikoku> It's solved 9/10 kernel boot issues that I've ever had
[15:27] <ryannathans> Reikoku: one day, when this server iso is written to usb, i shall
[15:27] <grkblood> arghx, so is switcharoo created post grub or does nomodeset erase it and then the system recreates it once its booted normally again?
[15:27] <Reikoku> Especially considering the issue seems not to be distro-specific if it's happening with Fedora too
[15:27] <spal> what's the default MTA on Ubuntu?
[15:27] <ryannathans> we all shall have pics
[15:27] <ryannathans> even might be my wallpaper for a week
[15:27] <Reikoku> ryannathans: Just don't give up :P Remember the alternative is Windows ;)
[15:28] <ryannathans> i been working in a vm for a few months
[15:28] <ryannathans> it's just not the same i tell you!
[15:28] <laci_> hi all!I can't upload with transmission (ubuntu 10.04 with firewall)? can anyone help me?
[15:28] <Reikoku> It's not
[15:28] <ryannathans> before i could never get linux installed due to 'fakeraid'
[15:28] <arghx> spal: postfix IIRC. see http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=Ubuntu
[15:28] <Reikoku> I'm mostly using other distros now, and NetBSD
[15:29] <Reikoku> Ubuntu hates my hardware :(
[15:29] <Reikoku> Which is a shame because I want unity :P
[15:29] <dtigue> jair: sorry i'm at work and have gotten on a support call
[15:29] <jair> dtigue: not problem
[15:30] <ryannathans> \o/ install to usb complete
[15:30] <jair> dtigue: I am looking for a command to disable temporary X and also if I can make ubuntu boot in just text mode will be aswsome
[15:30] <ryannathans> booting!
[15:31] <ryannathans> not up to the pain spot yet
[15:31] <ryannathans> could me raid card have something to do with it?
[15:31] <Reikoku> ryannathans: Potentially
[15:31] <jair> ryannathans: is there a command to disable the gdm or x in ubuntu 11.10 beta 2?
[15:31] <ryannathans> adaptec 3805
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> jair: ask in #ubuntu+1  for anything 11.10/oneiric based
[15:32] <spal> arghx, how does that link tell us about the default package for MTA? I couldn't find anything about defaults but good information nevertheless.
[15:32] <ryannathans> jair: use server distro? ;D
[15:32] <ryannathans> has no gui
[15:32] <kasper_> hola
[15:32] <ryannathans> KBentley57: booting from usb..
[15:32] <kasper_> spanish people  here?
[15:32] <KBentley57> cross fingers
[15:32] <ryannathans> this is much different, i'm up to choosing language on ubuntu server
[15:33] <ryannathans> 10.04.1
[15:33] <SIFTU> spal: not sure as I dont run ubuntu, but more than likely exim4 like debian
[15:33] <kasper_> saludos gente
[15:33] <jair> ActionParsnip: thank you
[15:33] <Reikoku> kasper_: I think ubuntu has a Spanish channel
[15:33] <somsip> !es | kasper_
[15:33] <arghx> spal: I cheated. only ones which could be "default" are exim or postfix. exim is missing there... :)
[15:34] <spal> SIFTU, i found a link. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix says Postfix is the default.
[15:34] <Reikoku> kasper_: Try #ubuntu-es
[15:34] <SIFTU> spal: ah ok, well thats a good one
[15:34] <w30> jair sudo init 3
[15:34] <spal> so any ideas about why sendmail is no longer the default. It used to have the largest market share before. Isn't it?
[15:35] <arghx> spal: 15 years ago. and it sucked. still does for most people
[15:35] <spal> arghx, okay
[15:36] <ryannathans> what's everyone use now mail ways?
[15:36] <ryannathans> might be here a while -.- server installer has decided to download random undeeded stuff
[15:37] <Reikoku> ryannathans: I use mutt/msmtp but I'm a CLI person
[15:37] <ryannathans> 8kb/s, any way to skip?
[15:37] <KBentley57> I use evolution
[15:37] <KBentley57> pull the plug?
[15:37] <laci_> hi all!I can't seed (leech goes well) with transmission (ubuntu 10.04 with firewall)? can anyone help me?
[15:38] <ryannathans> pulled.
[15:39] <ryannathans> so it's just hanging on "18% loading additional components"
[15:40] <ryannathans> Y U NO LODE
[15:40] <ryannathans> good job, i think i need a reboot
[15:41] <Companion> ryannathans, reboot is useless
[15:41] <Companion> simply reload the script/deamon
[15:41] <ryannathans> it will stop it trying to retch stuff from the net
[15:41] <ryannathans> it was hung
[15:41] <Companion> ryannathans, open console and type top
[15:41] <Companion> then kill the process from console
[15:41] <ryannathans> i can't do nothing
[15:41] <ryannathans> it's the server isntaller
[15:42] <Companion> hrm
[15:42] <ryannathans> installer
[15:42] <Companion> CTRL + ALT + F1
[15:42] <Companion> login
[15:42] <Companion> and kill it
[15:42] <ryannathans> nope
[15:42] <arghx> ctrl+alt+f2 rather
[15:42] <ryannathans> you can't do nuthin
[15:42] <Sietse|MMS> kill -9 ?
[15:42] <ryannathans> i just rebooted
[15:42] <ryannathans> no buttons worked
[15:42] <THE|R0OT> format c:
[15:42] <Companion> ryannathans, what crashed :')
[15:42] <Companion> THE|R0OT, there is no C:
[15:42] <THE|R0OT> i know
[15:42] <Sietse|MMS> #windows
[15:42] <THE|R0OT> kidding
[15:43] <THE|R0OT> aaa
[15:43] <THE|R0OT> ahaha
[15:43] <FloodBot1> THE|R0OT: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:43] <ryannathans> idk, "fetching additional components" 18% and i pulled the cat6 cable
[15:43] <Companion> tere is /dev/sda1 or /dev/sda2 etc :P
[15:43] <ryannathans> echo 1 > /dev/sda1
[15:43] <ryannathans> problem?!
[15:43] <Companion> yes
[15:43] <THE|R0OT> chmod +x 222 /dev/sda1
[15:43] <arghx> THE|R0OT: please stop that
[15:44] <Companion> arghx, ban him he's bombing the people here
[15:44] <Companion> if I posted such bomb I get kicked/banned for thousend of years
[15:44] <arghx> I cannot ban anyone. and if you want to complain when he's doing something like spamming you in PM, say so in channel
[15:44] <THE|R0OT> lol
[15:44] <Companion> :')
[15:44] <THE|R0OT> but <ryannathans> echo 1 > /dev/sda1 better
[15:44] <Companion> Dint work :'D
[15:45] <Sietse|MMS> Max SendQ, lol
[15:45] <DetachedScreen> hi guys , why this doesnt work : alias pg="ps aux |grep 1$"
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> THE|R0OT: please stop the nonesense
[15:45] <Companion> THE|R0OT, such pranks arent funny if you do want to do some thing funny attempt a forkbomb
[15:45] <Companion> hello ActionParsnip
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> DetachedScreen: try with single quotes
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> DetachedScreen: not sure alias can use args like that,
[15:45] <idefix> why can't you use pidgin even after you've logged off from hotmail?
[15:46] <ryannathans> Oh wow... After all this time, you need network install ubuntu server 10.04.1
[15:46] <ryannathans> RAGEFACE ACTIVE
[15:46] <karel_ff> DetachedScreen: try 'pgrep'
[15:46] <DetachedScreen> ActionParsnip: didnt work with a single quote either
[15:46] <ActionParsnip> DetachedScreen: remove the $1, and the thing you add after pg will be used in the grep
[15:46] <ryannathans> i can get a shell though
[15:46] <SIFTU> DetachedScreen: you want that to be a function if you are using args
[15:46] <ryannathans> off to fetch pics of problem now
[15:47] <DetachedScreen> Removing the 1$ worked ,why didnt i think of that </me stupid>
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> DetachedScreen: alias pg='ps aux | grep '
[15:47] <DetachedScreen> thank you
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> DetachedScreen: then you can run:  pg thing
[15:48] <DetachedScreen> so in alias i can't pass args?
[15:48] <SIFTU> DetachedScreen: no args in alias.. use functions
[15:48] <ryannathans> 11.04 writing to usb now
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> DetachedScreen: the linux standard is ps -ef btw, not all linux distros like aux, aux is the bsd standard
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> DetachedScreen: no, alias just changes the command line you run to the alias, then its ran
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> DetachedScreen: if you make a script you can use it as you setup (wouldn't need an alias then)
[15:49] <SIFTU> DetachedScreen: function pg() { ps aux | grep $1 }
[15:50] <DetachedScreen> SIFTU: in .bashrc ,functions go?
[15:50] <SIFTU> DetachedScreen: yep, thats a good place for them
[15:50] <DetachedScreen> ok , thank you very much to both of you
[15:50] <df_> hello?
[15:51] <tom_afterburn> hi could someone help me with google earth please
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> DetachedScreen: you can make a script and use: ps -ef | grep $1 | grep -v grep
[15:52] <basilbear> hi - does anyone recall the file to edit to change program / file affilitations - I want to stop my docsuments folder from opening in shotwell
[15:52] <df_> I am having trouble installing ubuntu using the windows installer, i keep getting a permissions error, here is the log 10-10 07:20 ERROR  TaskList: [Errno 13] Permission denied: u'C:\\ubuntu\\install\\ubuntu-11.04-desktop-amd64.iso' Traceback (most recent call last):   File "\lib\wubi\backends\common\tasklist.py", line 197, in __call__   File "\lib\wubi\backends\common\backend.py", line 492, in get_iso   File "\lib\wubi\backends\common\bac
[15:52] <SIFTU> DetachedScreen: the correct function would be
[15:52] <SIFTU> DetachedScreen: function pg() { ps aux | grep  $1 ;}
[15:52] <ActionParsnip> basilbear: open nautilus and right click on a folder, selct open with then select nautilus and check he box to remember the association
[15:53] <ActionParsnip> df_: download and MD5 test the ISO, mount it with magicdisk and install Wubi from there :)
[15:53] <basilbear> thanks ActionParsnip - will do that - I did once find the actual file (when this happened before) - thanks again
[15:54] <df_> I am trying to avoid reformatting and partitioning, will i end up doing it anyways?
[15:54] <albech> which package do i need to install to render icons on avi files in nautilus?
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> df_: the install failed, so not sure what is installed to then reinstall....
[15:54] <spal> The qmail website has the title that it is the second most popular MTA on the internet: http://qmail.org/top.html but http://www.securityspace.com/s_survey/data/man.201009/mxsurvey.html doesn't show. I do see some QMail Toaster though.
[15:55] <spal> any idea why qmail and postfix rose to be the most popular MTA?
[15:55] <spal> is that because of the rising popularity of Ubuntu and Debian based distros?
[15:55] <df_> I mean windows, i down want to reformat my hd and re install windows... i am trying to run abuntu as well as windows
[15:55] <SIFTU> spal: postfix is nice and easy to configure, qmail was fast, but i thought they stopped developement of it a long time ago. Yahoo used to use (and modified) qmail
[15:56] <albech> spal, exim is the preferred mta in debian, so no
[15:56] <tom_afterburn> hello, can someone help with firewall please
[15:56] <albech> spal, and postfix is nice and their documentation is solid
[15:56] <spal> albech, okay. "so no" to which question of mine?
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> df_: which windows version?
[15:58] <sburjan> hello. I have installed Ubuntu 11.04 workstation 32. I installed dhcp3-server, but when I try to start it using sudo service dhcpd start I get an error message saying that it doens't know what dhcpd is. Any idea what changed ? I don't get this behavior in 10.04. What changed ?
[15:58] <albech> spal, no to its gain is popularity is because of debian
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> !rootirc > Guest19048
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> sburjan: use tab to complete the service name
[15:59] <cruz__> Algum brasileiro ai ?
[15:59] <spal> oops, my question was incorrect albech . sorry for the confusion. as per the survey exim and postfix are the top 2 popular MTA.
[15:59] <zulax> oops, segmentation fault on emarald window decorator :(
[15:59] <spal> so I was curious to know what made exim and postfix so popular.
[15:59] <cruz__> Algum Brasileiro
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> !emerald | zulax
[15:59] <albech> spal, ease of configuration and well documented..
[15:59] <df_> windows vista home premium 64bit :P
[15:59] <spal> albech, thanks
[15:59] <BluesKaj> !br | cruz__
[15:59] <cruz__> hotpost
[15:59] <zulax> :(
[16:00] <zulax> thanks ActionParsnip
[16:00] <cruz__> hotpost
[16:00] <albech> spal, they both integrate well in almost any setup
[16:00] <cruz__> alguem tem algum hotpost ?
[16:00] <sburjan> ActionParsnip: It doesn't complete. I only get dbus, dmesg and dns-clean
[16:00] <ActionParsnip> df_: The NTFS can be resized by the ubuntu installer, be sure your backups are recent in case of catastrophe. I know windows7 can resize its own partitions but not sure about vista
[16:00] <ActionParsnip> sburjan: try deleting all the service name, then press TAB, see if anything looks suspect
[16:01] <Rotham_> hey.. what would the easiest way to install mysql 5.6 be?
[16:01] <df_> no i cant resize partition with vista, havent been able to figure out how anyways. ok will do thanks!
[16:01] <sburjan> ActionParsnip: It's a fresh install. pressing tab without noghing, I get a list of services available
[16:02] <sburjan> ActionParsnip: but there is nothing related to dhcp
[16:02] <ActionParsnip> sburjan: hmm, strange
[16:03] <sburjan> ActionParsnip: I don't get this on 10.04. In 10.04 it works
[16:03] <ActionParsnip> df_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoResizeWindowsPartitions
[16:04] <ryannathans> I experience THIS(http://i53.tinypic.com/2nipr1g.jpg) whenever i try to boot Ubuntu 11.04 desktop amd64 from usb, i want to install it
[16:06] <ryannathans> it's like talking to a wall sometimes
[16:06] <ryannathans> KBentley57: http://i53.tinypic.com/2nipr1g.jpg
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: are you using the same USB stick as you were using before?
[16:08] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: I have tried 3
[16:08] <ryannathans> it's not the usb
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: cool
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: different port?
[16:08] <ryannathans> yup
[16:08] <ryannathans> tried front_pannel and rear of mobo
[16:09] <popey> what cpu is it ryannathans ?
[16:09] <ryannathans> amd phenom II T1100 hexcore
[16:09] <ryannathans> linux runs perfectly on another amd phenom II, it's a 945 thouogh
[16:09] <popey> ryannathans: how was the usb stick made?
[16:09] <ryannathans> universal usb installer
[16:10] <ryannathans> works flawlessly on all other computers
[16:10] <jarno> unetbootin
[16:10] <ryannathans> tried trhat
[16:10] <ryannathans> it's not the usb/usbinstaller
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: try disabling apic and acpi  just to test
[16:10] <popey> ryannathans: done a memtest?
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: all I can recommend is test ram
[16:11] <basilbear> ActionParsnip : I just managed to find that file I was after - just in case is of interest : /usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache
[16:11] <basilbear> regards
[16:11] <ryannathans> popey: all hardware is healthy
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> basilbear: thats the manual way :D
[16:11] <popey> ryannathans: thats not what I asked :D
[16:11] <ryannathans> yes i have.
[16:11] <jarno> u can create usb ubuntu stick with unetbootin
[16:11] <basilbear> sure thing
[16:11] <popey> ryannathans: any other usb devices plugged in?
[16:11] <ryannathans> popey: keyboard
[16:11] <ryannathans> mouse
[16:11] <ryannathans> headset
[16:11] <popey> ryannathans: remove the headset
[16:11] <popey> ryannathans: i had a machine which went haywire with anything other than kb/mouse
[16:11] <Klojum> it's best to install Ubuntu directly, not from the Live environment. I have similar problems with 11.10.
[16:12] <popey> ryannathans: I'd also run memtest overnight
[16:12] <popey> ryannathans: also test with an 11.10 usb stick to see if it is the same on latest kernel.
[16:13] <ryannathans> hard drives are in native ide
[16:13] <ryannathans> popey: i cant download anything
[16:13] <ryannathans> i have many linux distros to use here though
[16:14] <popey> ryannathans: on another computer?
[16:14] <ryannathans> my internet has shit itself
[16:14] <ryannathans> <3 capped
[16:14] <ryannathans> i think linux just killed my computer
[16:14] <ryannathans> -.-
[16:14] <popey> ryannathans: unlikley
[16:14] <ryannathans> has happened before
[16:15] <TheLastProject> The chance of Windows doing that is way more likely :P
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: I'd test the RAM so ou know its good
[16:15] <ryannathans> i know
[16:15] <leeping> Hi there, what is the best way for me to configure a startup script to run exactly one copy when my computer is turned on?
[16:15] <TheLastProject> But what happened? I ran into some bootloader issues before =/
[16:15] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: the ram is good
[16:15] <leeping> I've tried Ubuntu's "Startup Applications" but after several logins, it runs several copies
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: did you run memtest on it?
[16:15] <ryannathans> last time i had a linux distro fry my nic
[16:15] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: that's the first thing i did
[16:15] <ensoe> Hello everyone. How reliable is smartctl? If you look at this 'smartctl --all /dev/sdb' report, would you say the HDD is about to fail?   http://pastie.org/2671742
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: good
[16:15] <emorris> leeping, what do you mean "copies"?
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> leeping: one copy of what?
[16:16] <emorris> leeping, oh, you mean it does it each time you log in?
[16:16] <leeping> I might have meant "instance" instead of copy
[16:16] <leeping> Yeah.  I have several startup scripts that create SSH tunnels
[16:16] <ryannathans> all i get after post now is a freakin _
[16:16] <ryannathans> flashing..
[16:16] <leeping> but now I'm typing "ps aux | grep ssh" and I see several instances of each script
[16:16] <leeping> where I only need one
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: nomodeset  can fix that
[16:16] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: i don't even get to boot usb yet
[16:17] <ryannathans> this is before my raid card even initialises
[16:17] <leeping> I would normally put things in /etc/init.d but Ubuntu changed the way it handles startup processes a couple years back and I never really figured out how to configure it now
[16:18] <ryannathans> there we go
[16:18] <ryannathans> apparently hitting f12 killed it
[16:18] <ActionParsnip> leeping: you can put scripts in /etc/rc.local script, it will run at boot
[16:18] <emorris> leeping, you might want to look at /etc/rc.local. That shouldn't get messed around with updates and stuff, and is easy to use
[16:19] <leeping> ActionParsnip, emorris, thanks. :)
[16:19] <ryannathans> still same problem
[16:19] <ryannathans> no headset
[16:21] <ryannathans> I RAGEQUIT
[16:21] <ryannathans> i been working on this for days
[16:21] <ryannathans> guess what? no linux for me?y you know why? it fails to even start, that's how good it is,
[16:22] <ryannathans> yet, fail windows works flawlessly
[16:22] <ryannathans> and mac is horrid, i'm not even goiing to go there
[16:22] <ryannathans> i'm suck in a big freakin' hole with no way out
[16:22] <ryannathans> just running in circles
[16:22] <emorris> ryannathans, sounds like a hardware issue to me. I have a machine which runs windows xp fine. Anything else, nope.
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: then use windows then, linux isn't always the answer
[16:23] <ryannathans> I NEED a linux install
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: then run virtualbox
[16:23] <ryannathans> been doing that for months
[16:23] <ryannathans> some things that i'm writing just aren't made for vms
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> or try wubi, may work nice
[16:23] <ryannathans> tried wubi
[16:23] <ryannathans> same problem
[16:24] <tom_afterburn> can someone help with google-earth please?
[16:24] <rajesh> hi, i have a dreamplug which shipped with jaunty. trying to apt-get update with 'http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty ...' but it always times out.
[16:25] <KBentley57> ryan, yank HD, move to another computer, install linux, return to original computer as a last resort
[16:25] <ryannathans> KBentley57: Slight issue, it's a raid card with a raid5 array
[16:25] <KBentley57> the os is on a raid 5, or you have a raid 5?
[16:26] <ryannathans> i want to install linux to the raid 5
[16:26] <ryannathans> SSD is only 64 gb and i need ~15gb spare space for ssd optimisations
[16:26] <ryannathans> trim, etc
[16:26] <fritsch> ryannathans: trim ...
[16:26] <ryannathans> ?
[16:26] <fritsch> ryannathans: if you use trim, you do not need this
[16:26] <ryannathans> eh?
[16:27] <fritsch> ryannathans: trim says: hello ssd, this sector is free now
[16:27] <KBentley57> you don't need reserved space for trim
[16:27] <ryannathans> still not viable to install linux to ssd
[16:27] <fritsch> ryannathans: this was at the beginning, when they told: keep space free, because we have no way to tell the os what is really free
[16:27] <jachaj> jachaj
[16:27] <ryannathans> i see
[16:28] <SIFTU> ryannathans: is it a real raid card or the motherboard raid
[16:28] <fritsch> ryannathans: the only thing in linux you need is add "noatime,discard" into fstab
[16:28] <ryannathans> real raid card RRP 600$
[16:28] <fritsch> ryannathans: that is all
[16:29] <ryannathans> I can't go buying a new computer to hope that it will work
[16:29] <ryannathans> because we have no idea what linux will run on
[16:30] <ryannathans> It needs to be high end for A: cryptography, and B: GPU Rendering
[16:30] <KBentley57> mdadm works well for soft raid, if that is any consolation
[16:30] <ryannathans> That would be nice, if it would freakin' boot -.-
[16:31] <ryannathans> ubuntu clonezilla talks to the raid array like a normal hdd, the problem can't be there
[16:31] <ryannathans> that works fine
[16:32] <ryannathans> it's flawless
[16:32] <ryannathans> on this computer
[16:34] <ryannathans> firstly, does anyone have ANY idea what's going on in the image I posted?
[16:35] <ryannathans> http://i53.tinypic.com/2nipr1g.jpg
[16:35] <hramrach> ryannathans: yes, your kernel crahed
[16:35] <hramrach> crashed
[16:35] <ryannathans> I got that much
[16:35] <DetachedScreen> panicked is the preferred nome de culture
[16:36] <y3f289> ryannathans: It's a Linux stack trace
[16:36] <hramrach> the message is far from complete so  that's all you get
[16:36] <ryannathans> sadly there's no way for me to record the whole thing or log it
[16:36] <ryannathans> like i normally would while debugging such things on android
[16:36] <Nannu> saluton!
[16:36] <hramrach> you could with serial console or netconsole
[16:36] <ryannathans> how?
[16:37] <raju> sbp
[16:37] <hramrach> ryannathans: ask uncle Google or one of your other nosy uncles
[16:37] <ryannathans> it takes about 2 minutes to load google.com
[16:37] <y3f289> ryannathans: You can, by hooking up a cable to a second computer
[16:37] <y3f289> ryannathans: It's fairly trivial
[16:38] <wang_> hey where is the .xchat setting stored?
[16:38] <wang_> how do I copy it between one machine and another?
[16:38] <hramrach> ryannathans: then get decent connection
[16:38] <ryannathans> /home/USERNAME/.xchat probable
[16:38] <Raphaelle> I'm using 64 bit linux, and I'm trying to get a 32 bit driver to work, but Gdebi won't let me install it
[16:38] <MrElendig> wang_: scp
[16:38] <ryannathans> hramrach: ouch.
[16:38] <Raphaelle> What do I do?
[16:38] <MrElendig> Raphaelle: what driver?
[16:38] <y3f289> Raphaelle: A printer driver?
[16:38] <ryannathans> It's not my fault i have retarted sisters that chew 100gb almost instantly
[16:38] <Raphaelle> MrElendig: Its a printer driver
[16:39] <Raphaelle> y3f289: yes
[16:39]  * ryannathans gets capped -.-
[16:39] <ryannathans> all i can do is mumble or irc
[16:39] <Err404NotFound> What is better method to run a command on every boot, using rc.local or using @reboot in crontab?
[16:39] <jasef> ryannathans, D: being capped sucks - last month I upgraded to unlimited. So, so happy.
[16:40] <Reikoku> ryannathans: Gotta get a QoS router and block their torrents ;) That's what I did when I lived with family
[16:40] <ryannathans> jasef: i have 100gb peak/100gb offpeak
[16:40] <ryannathans> Reikoku: sadly, it wasn't torrents
[16:40] <jasef> That's what I used to have with TPG.
[16:40] <SIFTU> ryannathans: sounds like you are in Aus
[16:40] <MrElendig> ryannathans: run your own router with quotas enabled
[16:40] <Raphaelle> So, does anyone know what I can do to get this 32 bit driver working in 64 bit? I'm starting to regret not getting 32 bit D:
[16:40] <jasef> Now I have unlimited/unlimited :3
[16:40] <jasef> 59.99/month
[16:40] <ryannathans> SIFTU: correct.
[16:40] <jasef> What ISP you with?
[16:40] <ryannathans> iiNet
[16:40] <SIFTU> ryannathans: lol, dont know why they still have those crappy caps
[16:40] <hramrach> ryannathans: I have no idea how to configure serial console on Ubuntu, sorry
[16:40] <jasef> Ahh
[16:41] <y3f289> Raphaelle: Have you tried using ia32-libs?
[16:41] <ryannathans> what kind of cable to i need for a serial console?
[16:41] <Raphaelle> Wait, if I wan't to do wireless printing, do I still need to get the driver for the computer that is not directly connected to the printer?
[16:41] <hramrach> ryannathans: null modem
[16:42] <jasef> Is that rs232?
[16:42] <ryannathans> wha?
[16:42] <sburjan> Hello. Any idea how can I load iptables rules from files ? I am gettign error at line 2, unable to initialize mangle table
[16:42] <Raphaelle> y3f289: It's installed, how do I use it?
[16:42] <hramrach> ryannathans: null modem cable
[16:42] <ryannathans> someone help me set one up :D
[16:43] <emorris> ryannathans, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Null_modem_cable_1.jpg
[16:43] <y3f289> You have to manually extract the libraries required by your application into the document tree. Use the command 'ldd' to find out what libraries are required by your program
[16:43] <MrElendig> hramrach: connecting from one box to another?
[16:43] <MrElendig> one *nix box*
[16:43] <Raphaelle> y3f289: That just went completely over my head :(
[16:43] <hramrach> MrElendig: ryannathans: is
[16:44] <ryannathans> i aint got any of dem cables
[16:44] <y3f289> You're sure there's no 64 bit driver?
[16:44] <ryannathans> i wonder if i even have one of those ports
[16:44] <Rolaulten> Hello -I'm trying to back up my data prior to reinstalling ubuntu, and in the process it turns out one folder I need )my .mozila folder) is not allowing me to read/write, whereas all other folders I am interacting with are
[16:44] <MrElendig> Rolaulten: what printer driver?
[16:44] <MrElendig> Rolaulten: canon?
[16:44] <hramrach> ryannathans: then you can't use serial console until you get one. You can still try netconsole
[16:44] <Raphaelle> y3f289: No, it says to use --force-architecture, but that doesn't seem to work either
[16:45] <MrElendig> er.. Raphaelle ^
[16:45] <MrElendig> Rolaulten: chown it?
[16:45] <Rolaulten> MrElendig, tryed chmod - as sudo - not working
[16:45] <Raphaelle> MrElendig: Yes, canon mx330
[16:46] <ryannathans> netconsole looks practical
[16:46] <ryannathans> if it's working...
[16:46] <MrElendig> Raphaelle: there is a company that is selling drivers for, among others, canon, that actually works on gnu/linux, unlike canons own drivers
[16:46] <Raphaelle> y3f289: raphaelle@raphaelle-notebook:~$ ldd /home/raphaelle/Downloads/cnijfilter-mx330series-3.10-1-i386-deb/packages/cnijfilter-common_3.10-1_i386.deb
[16:46] <Raphaelle> 	not a dynamic executable
[16:46] <Raphaelle> raphaelle@raphaelle-notebook:~$
[16:46] <hramrach> ryannathans: you will need to build special kernel for that probably
[16:47] <Raphaelle> MrElendig: Like I have to buy the drivers?
[16:47] <Raphaelle> D:
[16:47] <ryannathans> hramrach: It never ends does it?
[16:47] <MrElendig> Raphaelle: gutenprint also supports some canon printers, dunno about your model
[16:47] <rhizmoe> ugh, weird video artifacts under nouveau. what's the new way to do ctrl-alt-backspace again?
[16:47] <ryannathans> the horror D:
[16:48] <hramrach> ryannathans: you inflicted it on yourself. Installing system you don't know on exotic hardware. You caould have used plain AHCI card for a few bucks and swraid.
[16:48] <ryannathans> what magical netconsole kernel can i use do to such wonders? I need to be able to download one
[16:48] <MrElendig> Raphaelle: it's listed as supporte by gutenprint, so try them
[16:49] <Raphaelle> MrElendig: It says bjc-MULTIPASS-MX330Canon-MULTIPASS-MX330
[16:49] <y3f289> rhizmoe: There is no new way, you just have to re-enable it
[16:49] <ryannathans> hramrach: i know linux quite well, just no freakin idea why this is happening
[16:49] <ryannathans> and neither does anyone here
[16:49] <Raphaelle> What am I supposed to do with that
[16:49] <Younder> I can't delete trash from my evince trash box. What is the problem?
[16:49] <hramrach> ryannathans: no download for you, you have to build one that has driver for your network card
[16:49] <ryannathans> hramrach: It's not the raidcard.
[16:49] <y3f289> rhizmoe: The option is "DontZap" in your xorg.conf
[16:49] <MrElendig> Raphaelle: you have to install gutenprint and configure cups to use it
[16:49] <ryannathans> I got this ~600$ raid card free
[16:49] <ryannathans> :D
[16:50] <MrElendig> user manual should say how
[16:50] <Raphaelle> "unable to fined package gutenprint"
[16:50] <hramrach> ryannathans: does it do the same without the card?
[16:50] <ryannathans> hramrach: no
[16:50] <hramrach> ryannathans: what mainboard chipset does it have?
[16:50] <ryannathans> i mean yes
[16:50] <hramrach> ryannathans: so then it is the card
[16:50] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: try with just one drive NOT in raid and see if it boots
[16:51] <ryannathans> it's not the raid card
[16:51] <ryannathans> it doesn't work
[16:51] <ryannathans> with it out
[16:51] <ryannathans> 990fx
[16:51] <rhizmoe> y3f289: it's alt-printscrn-k
[16:51] <ryannathans> eek, wrong window
[16:51] <guest55> Problem with compiling opentracker, can someonehelp?
[16:51] <Reikoku> ryannathans: did you try acpi off?
[16:52] <ryannathans> the raid card is adaptec 3805, works fine in ubuntu clonezilla
[16:52] <hramrach> ryannathans: you can always try different Ubuntu version. What did you try to install?
[16:52] <y3f289> rhizmoe: That's not the same thing
[16:52] <rhizmoe> is there a way to have an application always open to a specific desktop
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: do you have the drives in the 6G or the 3G slots?
[16:52] <rhizmoe> y3f289: i may be unaware of the nuances
[16:52] <ryannathans> hramrach: i have tried 11.04 desktop, 11.04 alturnate, 10.04
[16:52] <guest55> getting problem with libowfat while trying to compile opentracker
[16:52] <rhizmoe> but it worked for what i needed
[16:52] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: 3g
[16:53] <Raphaelle> MrElendig: Ok, I'll try gutenprint. Thanks for the help
[16:53] <guest55> cc -o opentracker opentracker.o trackerlogic.o scan_urlencoded_query.o ot_mutex.o ot_stats.o ot_vector.o ot_clean.o ot_udp.o ot_iovec.o ot_fullscrape.o ot_accesslist.o ot_http.o ot_livesync.o -L../libowfat -lowfat -pthread -lpthread -lz
[16:53] <guest55> ../libowfat/libowfat.a(byte_diff.o):(.note+0x10): undefined reference to `__you_tried_to_link_a_dietlibc_object_against_glibc'
[16:53] <guest55> ../libowfat/libowfat.a(byte_zero.o):(.note+0x10): undefined reference to `__you_tried_to_link_a_dietlibc_object_against_glibc'
[16:53] <guest55> ../libowfat/libowfat.a(scan_fromhex.o):(.note+0x10): undefined reference to `__you_tried_to_link_a_dietlibc_object_against_glibc'
[16:53] <guest55> ../libowfat/libowfat.a(scan_ulonglong.o):(.note+0x10): undefined reference to `__you_tried_to_link_a_dietlibc_object_against_glibc'
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> rhizmoe: I know devilspie can do it (you can use gdevilspie to configure it)
[16:53] <hramrach> ryannathans: in clonezilla on the same machine or different one?
[16:53] <guest55> ../libowfat/libowfat.a(scan_ushort.o):(.note+0x10): undefined reference to `__you_tried_to_link_a_dietlibc_object_against_glibc'
[16:53] <guest55> ../libowfat/libowfat.a(uint32_read_big.o):(.note+0x10): more undefined references to `__you_tried_to_link_a_dietlibc_object_against_glibc' follow
[16:53] <ryannathans> my eyes
[16:53] <FloodBot1> guest55: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:53] <guest55> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[16:53] <guest55> make: *** [opentracker] Error 1
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: tried in the 6G ones?
[16:53] <ryannathans> hramrach: samemachine
[16:53] <y3f289> guest55: What the fuck man
[16:53] <rhizmoe> #new2irc
[16:53] <MrElendig> guest55: also opentracker have their own irc channel
[16:53] <Reikoku> ryannathans: Try acpi off at boot please
[16:53] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: on raid card?
[16:53] <ryannathans> Reikoku: what's teh flag?
[16:53] <Reikoku> guest55: Use pastebin, don't spam the channel - http://www.privatepaste.com
[16:53] <hramrach> ryannathans: then just try different Ubuntu versions i386/amd64 or Oneiric
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: no idea, I don't own the borad
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: got the latest BIOS too?
[16:54] <BluesKaj> y3f289, that languge , not necessary pls
[16:54] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: there no update since i got the mono
[16:54] <Reikoku> ryannathans: acpi=off on the kernel boot line
[16:54] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: the raid card only has 2 mini-sas ports
[16:54] <ryannathans> i have ssd in 6g sata on mobo
[16:54] <y3f289> BluesKaj: My sincere apologies, I was distressed by the actions of guest55
[16:55] <hramrach> ryannathans: and try with different combinations of acpi/apic/iommu on/off in bios and kernel
[16:55] <Reikoku> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingACPI <- ryannathans if that works, you can work out which part of acpi is causing issues
[16:55] <BluesKaj> y3f289, we all were :)
[16:55] <ryannathans> I still dont see how ubuntu clonezilla worked
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: tried without the drives attached?
[16:55] <ryannathans> ActionParsnip: no
[16:56] <SIFTU> ryannathans: maybe diff kernel version
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> ryannathans: worth a whirl, disconnect molex power for easy life ;)
[16:56] <hramrach> ryannathans: it has different kernel version, possibly newer, or passes some different boot options
[16:56] <hramrach> ryannathans: look what they do and install the same :p
[16:56] <ryannathans> I don't have the iso no more
[16:56] <ryannathans> i can't d/l
[16:56] <ryannathans> and i just broke my usb
[16:56] <ryannathans> graet.
[16:56] <SIFTU> ryannathans: cant you get it from an iinet mirror
[16:57] <hramrach> ryannathans: they should have a list of included packages
[16:57] <ryannathans> SIFTU: clonezilla?
[16:57] <rhizmoe> ActionParsnip: thanks for the devilspie
[16:57] <ryannathans> if i can load the website before christmas i will find iinet mirror
[16:57] <SIFTU> ryannathans: yeah.. well I guess their selection was always poor
[16:57] <Reikoku> ryannathans: 99% sure CD boots with acpi=off
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> rhizmoe: its a cli only app, but gdevilspie from googlecode will let you configure it easily
[16:58] <rhizmoe> ActionParsnip: no biggie, i'm fine with that
[17:00] <jeroth> !offtopic
[17:03] <Polah> Is it possible to install programs over multiple discs through WINE?
[17:03] <ryannathans> \o/ 30 mins to d/l 11.10
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> Polah: yeah should b
[17:03] <diki> so, i am using a virtual machine and used up my virtual space, i increased it by 2 gigs, however ubuntu recognizes the new space as free or rather unpartitioned
[17:03] <diki> is there a way to ADD the free space to the current partition?
[17:04] <ryannathans> diki, delete it, should go to unpartitioned
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> diki: boot the virtual machine to liveCD and resize the partition into the new space
[17:04] <ryannathans> depends what you are usin to view it
[17:04] <Polah> ActionParsnip, how would I do that then? The first disc works fine, but when it asks for the second or so on it never detects it and thus installation doesn't go anywhere after that
[17:04] <diki> ryannathans:what??
[17:04] <Err404NotFound> why can't i increase open file limit: http://pastebin.com/6rU7gWqg
[17:04] <diki> why would it go unpartitioned?
[17:04] <ryannathans> diki: gparted ya?
[17:04] <diki> no, inline utility in my VM software
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> Polah: can you put the second dick in ok?
[17:04] <ryannathans> no idea then
[17:05] <ryannathans> never used it
[17:05] <diki> that is what i used to increase the disk space
[17:05] <diki> but ubuntu need a resize as mentioned above
[17:05] <diki> i will try a livecd then..
[17:05] <ryannathans> do what ActionParsnip said
[17:05] <Polah> ActionParsnip, yeah I can put it in and Ubuntu picks it up and all, but the setup for it never does and just constantly asks for it
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> diki: the partition is made a certain size, the partition table doesn't get updated magically by you extending the space
[17:05] <ryannathans> i need sleep
[17:05] <ryannathans> night!
[17:06] <Younder> I can't delete trash from my evince trash box. What is the problem?
[17:06] <ceja1> español
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> Polah: can you hit browse in the installer to browse to the new disk?
[17:07] <Polah> ActionParsnip, no. I think I may have found a way to do it though.
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> Polah: http://wiki.winehq.org/eject
[17:08] <DetachedScreen> wq/part
[17:08] <DetachedScreen> sorry
[17:08] <Shatters> hey, gotta shred question
[17:08] <ceja1> any chanel !chk
[17:09] <Shatters> i'm using nautilus actions config to using 'shred' on files but want to be able to select folders as well as included subdirectories
[17:09] <Shatters> one person describes how to do it from console here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/shred-folder-from-konsole-58016/
[17:09] <Younder> ceja1, #ubuntu-es
[17:09] <Shatters> but is it possible to input the command so that it will run from nautilus?
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> Shatters: then read:   man shred    and change the script accordingly
[17:09] <ceja1> thanks
[17:10] <antnash> alright guys. With NFS do I have to set up users, or can I just work with IPs?
[17:10] <SIFTU> antnash: IPs
[17:11] <antnash> That's what I thought, but it's still denying me write access with my windows pc
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> antnash: do you get prompted for username / password
[17:12] <SIFTU> antnash: so you see the share but just cant write, you will need to map your windows users to a uid that can write
[17:12] <antnash> no user/pass prompt, and I need to what now?
[17:13] <antnash> How do I go about mapping my windows users?
[17:13] <aeryal> hello, I need help with iperf and Jperf
[17:13] <SIFTU> antnash: well I dont know what nfs client on windows you are using.. SFU?
[17:13] <Combatjuan> How do I find out the last time the network service was restarted?  I assume there is a starting message in a log somewhere?
[17:14] <antnash> it's just the in built windows 7 nfs client service
[17:14] <diki> the livecd can be the same as my ubuntu right
[17:14] <diki> 11.04
[17:14] <Zebrovski> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/490513/ any idea guys ?
[17:15] <archi> usa BuDuScRiPt [ http://digilander.libero.it/udasoft/Software/Linux/buduscript ]
[17:15] <archi> Version 3.4.65
[17:15] <archi> By  U D A ' S o f t w a r e
[17:16] <pitlimit> I want to install a program and modify the source... how do I download the source code from the repositories? Is this possible?
[17:17] <rww> archi: Your client has a script running that outputs to the channel. Disable it.
[17:17] <jrib> !source | pitlimit
[17:17] <SIFTU> antnash: a few links in PM for you
[17:18] <Zebrovski> any vpn users ? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/490513/
[17:20] <shantzasdas> hello all
[17:21] <pitlimit> thanks ubottu
[17:21] <pitlimit> my deb-src points to http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu... is that bad news for what  iwan to do
[17:21] <pitlimit> and that is for jrib
[17:21] <pitlimit> not ubottu :)
[17:21] <jrib> pitlimit: why would that be bad news?
[17:22] <pitlimit> the instructions say that I need /deb-src to be pointing to unstable
[17:22] <pitlimit> mine is pointing to restricted
[17:23] <jrib> pitlimit: that statement is referring to the previous paragraph.  You can ignore it.
[17:24] <pitlimit> thanks :)
[17:24] <Shatters> man shred doesn't list how to delete folders
[17:25] <Zebrovski> anyone has any experience connecting to a windows vpn ? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/490513/
[17:27] <bil21al> what is the channel of ubuntu friendly squard??
[17:28] <Shatters> the manual for shred lists how for individual files, but I'm trying to figure out how to enter command to account for folders as well. nautilus has an option to select if the selection contains folders, but it doesn't work
[17:28] <BluesKaj> bil21al, you just found it
[17:28] <MrElendig> Shatters: shred is not secure on many filesystems
[17:28] <bil21al> blueskaj how??
[17:29] <MrElendig> Shatters: as in, it might not whipe the correct data, if any at all
[17:29] <Shatters> Is there a better deletion prog for ubuntu? both to shred on ubuntu and also externals?
[17:29] <Gaijin> hey guys how to increase apt-get cache limit? I did: /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/70debconf and adding the following line : APT::Cache-Limit “10000000″;
[17:29] <Shatters> yah, that sucks to hear
[17:29] <Gaijin> but im still getting the error telling me to increase it
[17:29] <SIFTU> Shatters: wipe? A file and block device wiping utility - a secure rm
[17:30] <Promethes> hi, is installation of GnomeShell (and gnome3) easy in 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot? Or will be?
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> Gaijin: http://www.ithowto.ro/2008/10/howto-increase-apt-gets-cache-limit/
[17:30] <Gaijin> yep, thats exactly what I just said I did
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> Promethes: ask in #ubuntu+1
[17:32] <heizmann> Hi, I wish create a script well, "mount.sh" for the "keyscript" option (in the file /etc/crypttab, from the "cryptsetup" program), for mounting an image file of a disk, using a ssl key... what "mount.sh" have to do?
[17:32] <bil21al> blueskaj : i have report my system info using system testing from my laptop did you know where it is filed??
[17:33] <Shatters> will try wipe; and thanks for the tip about shred..
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> heizmann: the file extension is near-meaningless in linux
[17:34] <BluesKaj> bil21al, what info exqctly ?
[17:35] <MrElendig> heizmann: the same as you would have to do if you were doing it by hand
[17:35] <BluesKaj> exactly
[17:35] <projektlabor> what
[17:36] <Zebrovski> anyone has any experience connecting to a windows vpn ? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/490513/
[17:37] <bil21al> blueskaj : my whole system info .which  is collected by system testing process?
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> Gaijin: can you pastebin the output of:  sudo apt-get update   please
[17:37] <heizmann> MrElendig, by hand, I have to do something like: "/lib/cryptsetup/scripts/decrypt_ssl /chiffrement/cle2.key | sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /chiffrement/container.fs container" (using the decrypt_ssl script) :-/ so... my script have to contain just this command, right?
[17:37] <MrElendig> more orless
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> heizmann: yes, then run it with sudo
[17:37] <MrElendig> need a shebang too
[17:37] <MrElendig> (if you want to execute it directly)
[17:38] <libScout__> quick question... im new to cURL and ufw... i have ufw defaulting to deny... i setup webserver, tested at command line with curl http://mydomain.com and it returned the webserver start page... how is cURL getting passed ufw and is this ok?
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> heizmann: mark the file executable with a shebang as the top line (shebang = '!#/bin/bash'  without the quotes)  and you have a script
[17:39] <BluesKaj> bil21al, look in the logs ,  /var/log ? Can someone suggest a logor log app that collects all process info?
[17:39] <bil21al> blueskaj: which we sent by using this process http://107.20.216.30/participate/
[17:39] <heizmann> MrElendig : thanks. ActionParsnip : thanks too, even if I know how to write a bash script :)
[17:40] <heizmann> "
[17:40] <grandmaster__> hi
[17:40] <enjoycrf> how can i mount fuse as root
[17:40] <Gaijin> ah - got it working after removing the line in sources.list and readding via source manager gui
[17:41] <BluesKaj> bil21al, well, you could have mentioned that site sooner ...first I've even heard of it .
[17:41] <BluesKaj> \
[17:41] <Eidel> I want to localize a specific USB-device, how do I know which socket it is connected to?
[17:41] <bil21al> there is no log blueskaj:
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> Gaijin: all good?
[17:41] <MrElendig> enjoycrf: you don't mount fuse
[17:41] <Gaijin> seemingly with this problem, heh. thanks
[17:41] <grandmaster__> say i have a machine with multiple ip addresses, what are some options for easily controling which ip outgoing traffic uses? i have heard of squid, also kindof curious what the most basic way is (maybe with ifconfig), and if there are any other good options out there
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> Gaijin: sweetness.
[17:41] <MrElendig> enjoycrf: you mount a filesystem implimented using fuse :)
[17:41] <enjoycrf> i know
[17:41] <enjoycrf> dood
[17:42] <enjoycrf> i need to mount it as root
[17:42] <bil21al> blueskaj:they email me or what is the further process?
[17:42] <MrElendig> enjoycrf: sudo mount whatever somewhere
[17:42] <Eidel> nevermind, lsusb did the trick. :;)
[17:42] <Eidel> *:)
[17:43] <BluesKaj> bil21al, I don't know
[17:43] <enjoycrf> sshfs user@target-host:path-to-mount local-mount-point
[17:43] <Shatters> so if wipe is default 4 passes, how would "wipe -rcf" yield 34 passes? it was an example used on manpage
[17:43] <enjoycrf> i need to replace user with root
[17:43] <enjoycrf> and it tells me permission denied
[17:43] <Shatters> I thought you would have to enter -Q <34> or something
[17:43] <bil21al> ok  thankx  bro blueskaj
[17:45] <enjoycrf> is it possible?
[17:46] <archi> http://xdcc_CANCEL_X1318268265
[17:46] <Zarath_> hi, can someone explain me where to find the system-monitoring tools? Don't know the correct name. I mean the desktop tools that show the usage of ram cpu gpu ecc
[17:46] <enjoycrf> heeeeeelp
[17:46] <MiteshShah> how to know my h/w support usb 3.0
[17:47] <phibxr> Zarath_, Super-button, type monitor. If you're using Unity. :P
[17:47] <enjoycrf> sshfs root@target-host:path-to-mount local-mount-point gives me permission denied
[17:47] <rww> !helpme | enjoycrf
[17:47] <enjoycrf> dont be like that
[17:47] <Combatjuan> MiteshShah: lsusb - look at the version
[17:47] <catmando> hey all
[17:48] <th0r> enjoycrf: ssh doesn't usually allow root login
[17:48] <catmando> in 11.10, is there still a way to edit hosts from a gui - you used to be able to do this in the network settings but that seems to be gone now
[17:49] <catmando> the hosts part i mean
[17:49] <Shatters> ah jeeze, Wipe isn't working to select folders using nautilus either
[17:49] <iceroot> catmando: #ubuntu+1
[17:49] <Shatters> single files sure, but not folders
[17:49] <MiteshShah> Combatjuan: wher they specify version
[17:50] <rww> pvh_sa: fix your Internet, please
[17:50] <rww> or not
[17:50] <Shatters> ah, got it fixed for folders, whew
[17:50] <MiteshShah> Combatjuan: I'm trying lsusb and  lsusb -v but don't umderstand
[17:50] <Shatters> Now I just need to figure out how to set the wipe iterations in the proper format to work with nautilus
[17:50] <Zebrovski> anyone has any experience connecting to a windows vpn ? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/490513/
[17:51] <Shatters> -Q=10 for 10 wipes?
[17:51] <Combatjuan> MiteshShah: I don't have a 3.0 device to check, but I think it's the bcdUSB line.  lsusb -v | grep bcdUSB
[17:54] <Combatjuan> MiteshShah: Confirmed.  I logged into my notebook at home.  It lists 3.0, 2.0, and 1.1 just like you'd expect.
[17:54] <Combatjuan> (Although they have an extra trailing 0)
[17:54] <MiteshShah> Combatjuan: Thanks
[17:55] <libScout__> nm... apparently curl looks at loopback before going outside
[17:55] <Shatters> -rfs -Q=100 %M seems to be in wrong format
[17:57] <Shatters> -rfs -Q <100> %M is also wrong format. I can't figure it out
[17:57] <Shatters> for setting number of passes. manpage says -Q <number of passes>
[17:57] <diki> interesting usually i download with iver 1 megabyte/s from the ubuntu.com download page yet now its 500kb/s
[17:57] <diki> s/iver/over
[17:58] <Shatters> -rfsQ=100 %M is also incorrect command format
[17:59] <th0r> Shatters: try -rfsQ 100
[18:00] <th0r> Shatters: but if I remember correctly, 100 passes is way overkill, and will take a very long time
[18:00] <matrixiumn> bye
[18:00] <f00bar80> how to know which version of ubuntu i'm on ?
[18:01] <BluesKaj> BBL ...stuff to do
[18:01] <OIM> hi is there any one to solve my problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/705522/
[18:01] <Shatters> ah, yes it worked th0r, but after deletion a random file was generated. any idea how to prevent the generated file?
[18:02] <th0r> Shatters: are you sure it completed? the random file is the temp file that is created (if I am right 100 times!) during the wipe, and should be deleted on completion
[18:02] <mattitudeinc> echo hi
[18:02] <Shatters> ah might not be finished then lol taking time as you said
[18:03] <f00bar80> on Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS tried apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 , got "E: Couldn't find package libc6-dev-i386" , any comment ?
[18:03] <Shatters> okay appears to have deleted.
[18:03] <Shatters> going to try on 1 mb file now to time
[18:03] <diki> is there a guide for resizing the partition?
[18:03] <diki> 11.04
[18:04] <Shatters> great. thank god
[18:04] <heizmann> Other question (bash): I know ">", ">>", "2>", "2>&1" but I wish how ">&2" and "=>(foo)" is
[18:04] <f00bar80> any comment ??
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> diki: just use gparted in live cd
[18:04] <Shatters> so 1mb file takes about 21 seconds to wipe at 100 pass.
[18:04] <Chotaz> Can anyone help me with SSH please? i'd prefer by PM if possible.
[18:04] <MrElendig> heizmann: &> and &>> too (later only works in >=4.0
[18:04] <MrElendig> )
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> f00bar80: try:  apt-cache search libc | grep dev
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> Chotaz: wassup (ask in channel)
[18:05] <Shatters> and works for folders, amazing.
[18:05] <heizmann> MrElendig: :) mmhhh, it semms to be interesting...
[18:05] <suhel> GirlyGirl u online?
[18:05] <DustyMonk> Chotaz: in the channel are more people present who can try and help you
[18:05] <MrElendig> heizmann: &> redirects both stdout and err, &>> appends
[18:05] <OIM> hi is there any one to solve my problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/705522/
[18:06] <f00bar80> ActionParsnip, now getting Couldn't find package lib32z1-dev
[18:06] <MiteshShah> can I run fdisk -l comamnd as normal user?
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> f00bar80: then try:  apt-cache search lib | grep z | grep dev
[18:06] <MrElendig> MiteshShah: sure, if you change the permission on /dev/whateveryouwanttoruniton
[18:06] <DustyMonk> MiteshShah: try and you know :)
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> MiteshShah: no, it needs sudo
[18:06] <MrElendig> MiteshShah: that would be somewhat insecure though
[18:07] <heizmann> MrElendig: &>> appends what?
[18:07] <MiteshShah> can normal user list hdd partition information and size?
[18:07] <MrElendig> heizmann: both stdout and stderr to file
[18:07] <diki> ActionParsnip:does it have a gui>
[18:07] <MrElendig> heizmann: only works on bash >=4.0 and zsh a a couple of others though
[18:08] <MrElendig> heizmann: btw, the bash man page explains them all
[18:08] <heizmann> MrElendig: ok... I use only sh and bash...
[18:08] <MrElendig> MiteshShah: if the user have +rw on the device, yes, else no
[18:08] <Chotaz> ActionParsnip, DustyMonk, I need some help setting security on the SSH connection that i use in home--work, my inexpertise in the subject might require that I share some sensitive information, hence me asking for PM
[18:08] <MrElendig> MiteshShah: with fdisk anyway
[18:08] <heizmann> ;) ok I'll go to REFM now
[18:09] <suhel> is there a reminder bot in this channel????
[18:09] <MrElendig> MiteshShah: if the user only have +r there are other tools that can be used
[18:09] <Shatters> wipe worked out fine th0r; thanks.
[18:09] <gribouille> hi
[18:09] <Shatters> now gotta test it against recovery software
[18:10] <th0r> Shatters: just be careful with it...there is no recovery
[18:10] <gribouille> I've updated the flash player with apt, and now, some sites don't work anymore. what can I do?
[18:10] <MrElendig> MiteshShah: short story: if the user have read access to byte 447-512 he can list all partions asuming there is a mbr type partion table on the disk :)
[18:10] <Shatters> hope not; I need to wipe an old drive I'm selling and previously had finance data on it
[18:11] <MrElendig> gribouille: what errors are the sites giving you, and what version did you update to?
[18:11] <Combatjuan> Is there a way for me to know the last time an /etc/init.d/ script was restarted?  Specifically /etc/init.d/networking?
[18:11] <MrElendig> Combatjuan: upstart can be told to log that
[18:11] <gribouille> MrElendig, the version is 11.0.1.152ubuntu0.10.10.1. the sites don't display any errors. they just don't display the flash animations anymore
[18:11] <CyberWorld> Shatters, use dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hd?
[18:12] <MrElendig> asuming you called them trough it
[18:12] <iAngry> ok. So I was so happy using my system. I use Ubuntu 10.10. I bought a printer a week back. And it's been 7 whole days since i couldn;t get a single print. The drivers are there, they're installed, everything is smooth, the jobs come as pending, but stay pending. Please Help me!
[18:12] <iAngry> Printer details : canon 2900B
[18:12] <Combatjuan> MrElendig: I'll look into upstart, but it was not installed or in use at the time.
[18:13] <nn52> hey guys  , i', no have a Sound in new acc called 'AN' , in 'sound' grup are addedd 'nn' 'an' wk'. Only in 'an' i dont have a sound. Any tips?
[18:13] <OIM> hi is there any one to solve my problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/705522/
[18:13] <iAngry> http://pastebin.com/N9fNUnGS
[18:14] <CyberWorld> iAngry, I've HP printers have the best history with Linux and as printers in general
[18:14] <gribouille> MrElendig, is it possible to get an older flash vresion?
[18:14] <th0r> iAngry: have you installed, and are you using, CUPS?
[18:14] <MrElendig> gribouille: you do not want an old flash
[18:14] <gribouille> MrElendig, why not?
[18:14] <iAngry> th0r: Yes
[18:15] <k1gwb> If I run "dbus-send --print-reply --dest=org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.spotify /org/mpris/MediaPlayer2 org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player.Previous" from an SSH session I get "Failed to open connection to "session" message bus: /bin/dbus-launch terminated abnormally with the following error: Autolaunch error: X11 initialization failed." Anyone?
[18:15] <MrElendig> gribouille: many sites blocks old flash, and others exploits the security holes in the older versions
[18:15] <gribouille> MrElendig, not a 10 years old version
[18:15] <MrElendig> CyberWorld: samsung actually is generally less of a pain
[18:15] <Jordan_U> combatjuan: What do you mea by upstart not being installed? Ubuntu doesn't support any other init sytem.
[18:15] <iAngry> th0r: if anything wierd in the http://pastebin.com/N9fNUnGS report?
[18:16] <k1gwb> Can you not run a dbus command through SSH to send a control to a program running in the GUI?
[18:16] <Combatjuan> Jordan_U, MrElendig: I guess I was wrong about that.  I assumed since "man upstart" gave me "No manual entry for upstart" that it wasn't installed.  I was wrong.
[18:16] <CyberWorld> huh MrElendig don't know much about them for printers.  Just know I've always had good luck with HP printers and Linux.  Think of Samsung as more display kings.
[18:16] <iAngry> btw /me thinks this might be the issue, on dmesg | tail -> i get this -> [ 2796.692811] usb 1-1: usbfs: interface 0 claimed by usblp while 'usb' sets config #1
[18:17] <th0r> iAngry: it looks like the printer isn't correctly connected. Did you try a test page from within cups when you installed?
[18:17] <KrazyKrivda> I can't get any sound to output via hdmi.  Can someone assist in diagnosing (ubuntu 10.04)
[18:17] <iAngry> yes, it goes in the jobs schedule, just doesn;t complete them, and shows it as pending
[18:18] <iAngry> th0r: yes, it goes in the jobs schedule, just doesn;t complete them, and shows it as pending
[18:18] <iAngry> th0r:dmesg seems to give me this. any ideas if this si the issue [ 2796.692811] usb 1-1: usbfs: interface 0 claimed by usblp while 'usb' sets config #1
[18:18] <gaby> hello, any body please tell me how to install google chrome on ubuntu 9.10
[18:18] <Combatjuan> However, if upstart doesn't do the logging by default, I'm afraid that's still not an option for me because I certainly hadn't told it to.  It looks to me like the network script imports /lib/lsb/init-functions which try and do some logging with syslogd?
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> gaby: karmic is no longer supported
[18:19] <th0r> iAngry: it looks from the first lines of your pastebin that the printer isn't connected properly to cups. But to be honest, the only printer I have used in years is the pdf printer
[18:19] <gaby> ActionParsnip : how can i do it then ?
[18:19] <aldn> hi all
[18:19] <Polah> gaby: I recommend upgrading to a supported release.
[18:20] <gaby> Polah, how to upgrade -please guide me
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> gaby: you need to upgrade to Lucid
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> gaby: or clean install Natty or even Oneiric :)
[18:20] <Polah> !upgrade | gaby
[18:20] <Polah> clean install may be simpler
[18:20] <iAngry> th0r: {'cups_connection_failure': False}. That means that connection test was successful, wasn't it?
[18:21] <che3ver> Is there a special channel for advanced network config in Ubuntu?
[18:21] <CyberWorld> Any news on when 11.10 is coming out I know it is soon?
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> che3ver: here, or maybe in #networking
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> CyberWorld: ask in #ubuntu+1 please
[18:21] <Polah> CyberWorld: Thursday
[18:21] <th0r> iAngry: looks like line 1 indicates an error, but like I said, I am not an expert on printers. Might be better served if you put it to the chanel again
[18:22] <CyberWorld> ok thanks guys
[18:22] <MrElendig> CyberWorld: "when it's ready"
[18:22] <diki> ok so i am now using the livecd
[18:22] <diki> but how do i access this gparted?
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> diki: via the interface, its the same as an installed OS
[18:22] <CyberWorld> yeah I think "when it's ready" is a better philosophy then just a date
[18:22] <iAngry> Hi, anyone with experience with printers? I am facing a small problem, the printer is connected, however does not seem to print. Here is the output of some info http://pastebin.com/FHye1sMX I have already installed the drivers, it specifically includes cndrvcups-capt and cndrvcups-common. The printer is detected, and even adds to files to the print queue, however just keeps the jobs pending
[18:22] <diki> Do i have to hit install ubuntu or try ubuntu?
[18:23] <f00bar80> is there any way i can compare 2 directories' contents
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> iAngry: you missed which printer make and model which is probably the most crucial piece of info
[18:23] <craigbass1976> I'm trying to vnc into a windows box.  I'm in, but I'd like for everything to fit on the screen.  Anyone know how to do this with vncviewer?  I can use either the java version (brandy new) or the cli (1.3-ish)
[18:23] <CyberWorld> windblowz is basically beta it's whole life cycle lolz
[18:23] <dark45> lol
[18:23] <craigbass1976> CyberWorld, hehe...
[18:23] <che3ver> Thanks, I'm trying to find any documentation or info on possibly assigning segregating interface traffic by port. Like "use wireless for ports 80 and 443 and eth0 for all other traffic"
[18:24] <craigbass1976> che3ver, I wonder if iptables might do it.
[18:24] <MrElendig> it can
[18:24] <che3ver> I'll look at that. thanks
[18:24] <yeats> diki: try ubuntu
[18:25] <iAngry> ActionParsnip : Sorry, justleft it lying in the pastebin.
[18:25] <iAngry> model canon LBP 2900b
[18:25] <iAngry> and ubntu 10.10
[18:25] <diki> wait a minute, this gparted is a differnet tool?
[18:25] <diki> *different
[18:25] <diki> not from the ubuntu livecf?
[18:25] <loganhoup> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libreoffice-core_1%3a3.3.4-0ubuntu1_i386.deb: short read on buffer copy for backend dpkg-deb during `./usr/lib/libreoffice/basis3.3/program/libcharttoolsli.so Does this error make any sense to anyone in here?
[18:25] <diki> *cd
[18:25] <yeats> diki: yes - it's part of the liveCD
[18:25] <diki> well i went into try ubuntu
[18:26] <yeats> diki: System -> Administration -> GParted
[18:26] <diki> however when i enter in the terminal gparted it says only dameon 0 can inhibit this <something here>
[18:26] <fritsch> diki: sudo gparted
[18:26] <yeats> diki: gksudo gparted in the terminal
[18:26] <Polah> diki, fritsch: gksudo gparted
[18:27] <diki> do i have to partition the unpartition space first?
[18:27] <Jordan_U> !gksudo | fritsch
[18:27] <yeats> diki: what are you trying to do?
[18:28] <diki> resize a partition to ADD more space to it
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> diki: no, expand the partition into the space
[18:28] <fritsch> Jordan_U: thx
[18:28] <diki> no i am not getting any expand option
[18:29] <Jordan_U> fritsch: You're welcome.
[18:29] <OIM> hi is there any one to solve my problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/705522/
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> !resize
[18:29] <fritsch> Jordan_U: do you know why, btw. :-)
[18:29] <yeats> diki: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/larry/resize/resizing.htm
[18:29] <davidkrauser> /part
[18:29] <Polah> OIM: Just ask your question
[18:29] <fritsch> Jordan_U: gksu is just a grahical layer for the libgksu which uses sudo and su
[18:30] <Jordan_U> fritsch: See the link from ubottu.
[18:30] <craigbass1976> che3ver, I wonder if iptables might do it.
[18:30] <diki> yeats:nothing about expanding there
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> fritsch: sudo is only for cli. Gksudo sets up the environment for X apps to run, sudo does not
[18:31] <fritsch> ActionParsnip: got it. read the link from Jordan_U
[18:31] <fritsch> ActionParsnip: thx :-)
[18:31] <OIM> Polah: ı can't update or install any packeges
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> fritsch: thats why we have ubottu, she rocks
[18:31] <The_BROS> After 2days update my browser cannot load Flash banner on the site. Banner is working and can be load from another OS. What can be a problem?
[18:32] <diki> yeah nowhere does it allow me to expand
[18:32] <fritsch> ActionParsnip: problem is, what has been trained over 10 years is hard to change :-)
[18:32] <diki> i see the slider, but i cant move it past the limits
[18:32] <fritsch> ActionParsnip: when ubuntu introduced the sudo way, i stopped using su
[18:32] <fritsch> ActionParsnip: and so on
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> The_BROS: can you give a pastebin of:  cat /etc/lsb-release; uname -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash|gnash|swf'
[18:34] <ActionParsnip> fritsch: you can use: sudo -i    if you want ;-)
[18:34] <Urchin> what's the deal with these migration wizards, why can't they be turned off?
[18:34] <arghx> OIM: what did you do to break your perl?
[18:34] <Ellipsis753> hey, I'm quite stuck at the moment, my computer keeps locking itself into read-only mode. I've no idea why. Each time I have to boot to a cd, run fsck, which finds errors and corrects them and then it's ok for a bit before it goes read-only again
[18:34] <diki> So..it doesnt allow me to move the slider
[18:34] <The_BROS> ActionParsnip: Sorry. Im a beginner. What should I do?
[18:34] <diki> anyone know how to do it?
[18:34] <fritsch> ActionParsnip: cool :-)
[18:35] <arghx> Ellipsis753: do a long SMART test on your hdd
[18:35] <OIM> arghx: ı don't know :)
[18:35] <Ellipsis753> arghx, Ok, thank you, fuck. I really hope it's not harddrive damage
[18:35] <arghx> OIM: perl doesn't break like that randomly
[18:36] <Tm_T> Ellipsis753: language, please
[18:36] <Ellipsis753> sorry, I forget
[18:36] <arghx> Ellipsis753: when it keeps "locking itself into ro mode" it usually gives an error message beforehand
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> The_BROS: copy the command and run it in a terminal, then visit http://pastie.org and paste the text there. When the page changes, copy the address bar and paste here
[18:36] <OIM> arghx: realy ı don't know much about, ı just make to upgrades and that is all, no extra force
[18:36] <arghx> OIM: it didn't break like that on its own...
[18:36] <The_BROS> ActionParsnip: ok
[18:37] <arghx> OIM: what did you run before you upgraded?
[18:37] <Ellipsis753> arghx, Do you know where I could read this error if it exists? It's a little strange. I way thinking perhaps I've corrupted the filesystem too much? Anyhow, the smart test will be done in half an hour. I'll back back then ^^
[18:37]  * Ellipsis753 crosses fingers
[18:38] <arghx> Ellipsis753: kernel logs. dmesg
[18:38] <OIM> arghx: it is a problem near a month, but ı just use it to web and that is all
[18:38] <Urchin> I tried to install xubuntu 10.04 over my 8.04 install by formating the root partition, but the install broke when it got to that migration part, couldn't turn it off in the configuration (I'm using standard desktop disk)
[18:38] <arghx> Ellipsis753: how big is that disk? cause half an hour is very very fast for a full smart test
[18:38] <diki> SO
[18:38] <arghx> Urchin: why would your format?
[18:38] <diki> Its not working
[18:39] <diki> well, its not working, cause i am not getting the options i need
[18:39] <OIM> arghx: is there any way to fix it up
[18:39] <Ellipsis753> arghx, In that case it may take longer, half an hour is my judging from the loading bar, also it's 1tb. So if it fails the test I'll have to get another disk?
[18:39] <Urchin> to get a clean partition, why else?
[18:39] <The_BROS> http://pastie.org/2672463
[18:39] <arghx> Ellipsis753: it won't "fail" per se
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> Urchin: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded? Did you burn the CD as slowly as possible?
[18:40] <arghx> OIM: depends on what you did
[18:40] <The_BROS> ActionParsnip: Everything loaded fine before
[18:40] <Urchin> ActionParsnip: no
[18:40] <Ellipsis753> arghx, I'm meaning will the smart test suggest there's no way to sort out this read-only problem and I'll have to buy a new one?
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> Urchin: then how did you know the ISO was complete and consistent?
[18:41] <diki> Anyone?
[18:41] <arghx> a disk going read only is not your problem. it's a symptom, not the cause
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> The_BROS: excellent work :-)
[18:41] <The_BROS> ActionParsnip: any ideas?
[18:42] <Urchin> I'm asking if the migration stuff can't be turned off
[18:42] <arghx> diki: what is your current partition layout?
[18:43] <arghx> Urchin: what migration when you blew away your installation beforehand?
[18:43] <diki> arghx:just a sec for a screenshot
[18:43] <KinkyPinkie> is it really so that I can't extend the size of the partition I'm running my os on? I just removed my dualboot because I need the entire disc :|
[18:44] <Ellipsis753> arghx, I understand thank you. Oh well just waiting on test results then :p
[18:44] <diki> Here is how it looks
[18:44] <diki> http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/696/unledo.jpg
[18:44] <bastidrazor> KinkyPinkie: use the liveCd to resize it.
[18:45] <KinkyPinkie> my pc wont boot from either cd or usb, so I got ubuntu from windows installer.
[18:45] <arghx> diki: resize your extended partition
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> The_BROS: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-installer; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[18:45] <diki> no i want the unallocated space
[18:45] <diki> the other thing is swap so
[18:47] <arghx> diki: then move your extended partition at the end and then resize sda1
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> The_BROS: then close all browsers and rerun to load the plugin afresh
[18:47] <diki> they seem to be locked
[18:48] <The_BROS> ActionParsnip: thanx. I will try
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Diki: are they mounted?
[18:48] <rajesh> hi, i have a dreamplug which shipped with jaunty. trying to apt-get update with 'http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty ...' but it always times out.
[18:48] <diki> action:well i the unmount option is disabled, on the linux-swap filesystem i get swapoff
[18:48] <diki> that is all
[18:48] <rajesh> anyone have a mirror or updated location for the sources.list for old releases?
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> diki: if you run:  mount   do you see sda anywhere?
[18:49] <bastidrazor> rajesh: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Diki: swapoff, use that
[18:49] <diki> in the termina? No
[18:49] <diki> *terminal
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Diki: wherever you saw it. The swap space has been picked up by the kernel and is being used.
[18:51] <diki> i am using a livecd, so how?
[18:51] <kriestof> hi is here anyway to get faster flash player on ubuntu?
[18:51] <diki> so i basically need to get the gparted itself?
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> Diki: in gparted
[18:52] <diki> as i understand it, the ubuntu livecd is using this swap space
[18:52] <rajesh> bastidrazor: thanks, checking...
[18:52] <charmander> brazil??
[18:53] <bastidrazor> !br | charmander
[18:54] <arghx> diki: yes. and you've been told how to disable its usage. so please do so
[18:54] <diki> where have i been told that?
[18:55] <arghx> here. in this channel. 6 minutes ago
[18:55] <diki> ah missed that
[18:55] <diki> we really need to...make some kind of line between posts cause...1000 users posting at the same time
[18:55] <diki> its hard to read all of it
[18:56] <bastidrazor> ubottu: tell diki about who
[18:56] <The_BROS> ActionParsnip: Anyway, flash baner is not loaded
[18:57] <diki> anywho, i resized the swap, however when i go to the main partition i still dont get an option to make it big
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> The_BROS: do other flash things work ok?
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> The_BROS: what browsers have you tried?
[18:57] <arghx> diki: you are not supposed to resize it
[18:58] <diki> then what do i do?
[18:58] <The_BROS> ActionParsnip: I think so
[18:58] <arghx> diki: as I told you: MOVE it. you can of course delete and recreate it too which is probably faster. your choice
[18:58] <KrazyKrivda> how can I change my output to VGA via a terminal?
[18:59] <diki> arghx:the resize/move is merged
[18:59] <The_BROS> ActionParsnip: only FF
[18:59] <touchpad> swapoff, then in gparted delete swap partition, resize main partition however you like, then recreate swap partition in remaining space
[18:59] <diki> all i get is a slider i can move
[18:59] <diki> like right and left
[19:00] <diki> and even if i make it big or small, i still dont have the ability to move the slider on the main partition
[19:00] <ActionParsnip> The_BROS: thought to try others, see if it works there...?
[19:00] <diki> and yes i do hit apply
[19:00] <touchpad> is there free space right after the partition you want to resize?
[19:01] <diki> touchpad:see pic above
[19:01] <diki> http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/696/unledo.jpg
[19:01] <touchpad> partitions are contiguous objects
[19:02] <mannie123> guys is a cd of 700 mb enough to download and install ubuntu?
[19:02] <arghx> diki: you do understand you have to make room at the end of your sda1 to make it bigger. but your swapsace is occupying this room currently? so you have to MOVE your swapspace before your can enlargen sda1?
[19:03] <arghx> mannie123: yes
[19:03] <diki> ah, now i did it
[19:03] <diki> i was able to move it
[19:03] <diki> phew
[19:04] <arghx> mannie123: do NOT keep me informed
[19:05] <diki> well, time to test what i've done
[19:05] <diki> and what i havent done
[19:05] <mannie123> so sorry
[19:06] <mannie123> ok please can pm you
[19:06] <vegaman> can someone help me get my sound working
[19:06] <vegaman> I'm out of ideas
[19:07] <jmichaelx>  so i am upgrading an installation on a netbook... upgrade cannot complete due to a disk full error. however, the disk is not full. anyone know how to get around this?
[19:08] <vegaman> and no eva- i dont want sex from you
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> jmichaelx: uninstall old kernels saves a tonne of space. Also run:  sudo apt-get clean
[19:08] <jmichaelx> ActionParsnip: i have done both. like i said, the disk is not full\
[19:08] <diki> well i booted in the os
[19:08] <diki> so far so god
[19:08] <domenico> ciao
[19:08] <domenico> list
[19:09] <jmichaelx> ActionParsnip: there is ca. 1GB free in /
[19:09] <arghx> !ops apparently eva- is making indecent proposals to users
[19:09] <arghx> vegaman: is it an onjoin spamming?
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> jmichaelx: run an fsck to check disk health
[19:09] <pangolin> !list > domenico
[19:09] <vegaman> arghx: yeah
[19:09] <marienz> arghx: ty, give me a moment
[19:09] <intgr> Hi all! How can I access grub-install directly on a Ubuntu server install CD?
[19:09] <arghx> thank vegaman, not me
[19:10] <intgr> I booted into the rescue mode, but there's no "gurb-install" or "grub-probe"
[19:10] <arghx> intgr: "access" how? you can go to another console and run it if you want
[19:10] <intgr> arghx: But the binaries aren't there.
[19:10] <arghx> you chroot to your ubuntu installation. there is a grub-install there
[19:10] <marienz> vegaman: thank you too!
[19:11] <vegaman> np.... so anyone know how to get sound working on ubuntu?
[19:11] <intgr> arghx: Problem is, I need a newer version of GRUB (to support mdraid metadata 1.2)
[19:11] <arghx> intgr: you mount your ubuntu, bind mount /dev and /proc into it too, then chroot to it
[19:11] <vegaman> i know what i need to do but cannot find out how to do it
[19:11] <arghx> then you chroot, install said newer grub and use it
[19:11] <arghx> vegaman: what do you need to do, pray tell?
[19:12] <intgr> arghx: Where can I find the newer grub packages on the install CD?
[19:12] <vegaman> i need to change my default sound card
[19:12] <jmichaelx> ActionParsnip: i have not run fsck, so cannot say that disk has no problems with certainty... but i do know that i had this problem with this very machine a few years ago. just can't remember what i did to get around this erroneous error message
[19:12] <vegaman> basically switch a 1 to a 0 and a 0 to a 1
[19:12] <arghx> intgr: what makes you sure they are on the cd? and if they are, why haven't they been installed when you installed ubuntu?
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> !fsck | jmichaelx
[19:13] <arghx> vegaman: http://alsa.opensrc.org/MultipleCards
[19:13] <Kumquat_> My Windows partition is acting wonky,so I went to run chkdsk on it but it wouldn't boot up. Is there any way I can do some equivilent to Windows' chkdsk on the Windows partition from my (working) Ubuntu partition?
[19:13] <intgr> arghx: The CD is a newer version than the machine I'm recovering. Obviously they are on the CD, otherwise you couldn't install Ubuntu from the CD.
[19:13] <jmichaelx> ActionParsnip: i wasn't asking what fsck was...
[19:14] <arghx> intgr: man find  in this case
[19:14] <lab> hhh
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> arghx: i think you need the desktop cd. You may be able to do it with server but I'm not personally aware how
[19:14] <arghx> Kumquat_: not anything you can trust in any way. especially not if windows' own chkdsk doesn't fix it
[19:14] <vegaman> arghx: i tried that..... but i'll do it again gimmiw a bit
[19:14] <arghx> ActionParsnip: need it for what?
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> jmichaelx: it gives a command how to make it run at boot too...
[19:15] <Kumquat_> arghx: I can't run Windows' chkdsk in the first place
[19:15] <figure002> hello! i just uninstalled winxp and installed ubuntu 10.10 on a standard PC. But now the PC works very slow, even slower than when it was running winxp. Watching video's on youtube is the worst. And i constantly see high CPU usage. What can i do to make Ubuntu faster?
[19:15] <arghx> ActionParsnip: he has a fully installed ubuntu. I'm sure man find works fine there
[19:15] <MrElendig> figure002: what hardware?
[19:15] <Kumquat_> Which is why I want to run it from Ubuntu
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> arghx: oh thought you were chrooting..?
[19:16] <jmichaelx> ActionParsnip: ty, i appreciate the info
[19:16] <MrElendig> figure002: you can't expect a os made in 2011 to be just as light as one made in 1999
[19:16] <arghx> ActionParsnip: you mean he needs desktop cd to be able to chroot?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> figure002: what video chip are you using?
[19:16] <craigbass1976> I'm trying to vnc into a windows box.  I'm in, but I'd like for everything to fit on the screen.  Anyone know how to do this with vncviewer?  I can use either the java version (brandy new) or the cli (1.3-ish)
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> arghx: to my knowledge, yes
[19:16] <figure002> MrElendig: i don't know much about the hardware
[19:17] <figure002> ActionParsnip: i don't know either, lemme check....
[19:17] <arghx> ActionParsnip: your knowledge is lacking. he can even use chroot frm the ubuntu installation if it's not on the CD. as long as he can mount the partition, all is fine
[19:17] <MrElendig> figure002: open the case and have a look, or check pcuinfo, lspci etc
[19:17] <MrElendig> figure002: also, flash on gnu/linux is really buggy, and the hw acceleration in it is mostly broken
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> MrElendig: it is just as light, its probably a driver issue ;-)
[19:18] <Ben64> flash has worked great since 10
[19:18] <arghx> ActionParsnip: *cough*. while I agree about the driver issue, light, not so much :P
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> arghx: even from server cd?
[19:18] <MrElendig> Ben64: if only
[19:18] <figure002> MrElendig: pcuinfo doesn't work
[19:18] <MrElendig> cpuinfo
[19:18] <Ben64> i've had native 64 bit flash that runs great since then
[19:18] <w47331> afternoon all!
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> arghx: ubuntu + lxde has ran fine here since karmic...
[19:18] <MrElendig> cat /proc/cpuinfo
[19:19] <figure002> ahh
[19:19] <arghx> ActionParsnip: as I said, you can use the chroot on the installed ubuntu if you want to. but yes, even server CD. e.g. even debian 180MB netinst allows to chroot and has everything for it on board
[19:19] <meta-coder> help
[19:19] <MrElendig> uname -p is somewhat usefull too
[19:19] <tehnef> figure002: running 'top -d1
[19:19] <arghx> ubottu: your script is buggy
[19:19] <tehnef> figure002: running 'top -d1' at the command line will give you an idea of what's stealing your CPU cycles
[19:19] <figure002> MrElendig: cpuinfo: http://pastebin.com/AT45nJJV
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> figure002: lspci | grep -i vga    will tell you
[19:19] <MrElendig> Ben64: you forget that flash wasn't available for 64bit from november 2010 untill they finally release a new beta in may 2011
[19:20] <Urchin> htop is better than top
[19:20] <MrElendig> figure002: dpaste.de please
[19:20] <Ben64> MrElendig: i had it way before may 2011
[19:20] <w47331> anyone willing to help with a BCM4312 802.11b/g LP-PHY not working right?
[19:20] <MrElendig> Ben64: then you were using the old and horrible insecure beta release in nov 2010
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> arghx: i guess ctrl+alt+f2  would work on the server cd. Am I right?
[19:20] <jmichaelx> ActionParsnip: ok, i ran fsck, but no errors were found
[19:20] <arghx> MrElendig: and who knows how many security holes 64bit flash has already again since they never update it like the rest of their stuff
[19:20] <MrElendig> Ben64: which many sites blocked
[19:21] <arghx> ActionParsnip: yes
[19:21] <skysong> !ping
[19:21] <MrElendig> (and the rest abused to steal CC info :p)
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | w47331
[19:21] <w47331> ty
[19:21] <figure002> MrElendig: lspci: http://dpaste.de/cZcrJ/
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> arghx: thanks for the lesson. Not so lacking ;-)
[19:21] <arghx> jmichaelx: inodes are free?
[19:22] <MrElendig> figure002: outch, unicrome
[19:22] <Ben64> theres your problem figure002
[19:22] <figure002> MrElendig, Ben64: what is?
[19:22] <MrElendig> figure002: you can pretty much forget about hw acceleration on that
[19:22] <arghx> ActionParsnip: not a lesson! just a reminder what the installers can do
[19:22] <Ben64> very old
[19:22] <figure002> MrElendig: what's HW acceleration?
[19:22] <MrElendig> xorg devs are even dropping the driver for it
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> figure002: unichrome aren't great. Try minitube
[19:22] <MrElendig> figure002: hardware acceleration
[19:22] <Ben64> hardware accel
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> arghx: totally. Still appreciate it :)
[19:23] <jmichaelx> arghx: yes.... i have seen this before. the disk actually was full when i got the message the first time (it is an 8GB SSD on a netbook)... but after making space, the system refuses to realize that disk is no longer full
[19:23] <figure002> so it has no hardware accell., what hardware does it usually accellerate? everything?
[19:24] <Ben64> pretty graphics
[19:24] <MrElendig> the rendering of your desktop, browser, playback of video
[19:24] <lucian> hi guys who knows a good firewall
[19:24] <Ben64> newer flash uses it to make video faster and less cpu intensive
[19:24] <figure002> Ben64: alright, but that doesn't explain the constant loading and high CPU usage, or does it?
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> jmichaelx: let me websearch
[19:24] <rajesh> bastidrazor: yeah, i think i was reading that same EOL page, but get stuck at the first step of updating sources.list to point to `old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty`. it just times out. and i don't think it's a network issue on my end.
[19:24] <figure002> Ben64: ahh
[19:24] <Ben64> sorry, typing one handed
[19:24] <rajesh> anyone here being able to apt-get update against http://old-releases.ubuntu.com ?
[19:25] <MrElendig> figure002: htop, F6 -> sorg by cpu %
[19:25] <nintendo64> how can i change color of text-font in boot with grub2 (splash screen) I mean ?
[19:25] <nintendo64> i want another color not the default color
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> figure002: minitube may make YouTube usable. It doesnt use flash :-)
[19:26] <zenergi> How can I combine tar/scp via a pipe to prevent writing data to the local disk? (e.g. tar -cjv archive_folder | scp server:archive.tbz)
[19:26] <nintendo64> who knows?
[19:27] <Ben64> nintendo64 try this: http://members.iinet.net/~herman546/p20/GRUB2%20Splashimages.html
[19:27] <Ben64> 1st result for "grub2 text color"
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> jmichaelx: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1591344
[19:27] <figure002> MrElendig: i did 'top' a few times, and it was mostly the browser (FF/Chrome) that was eating all CPU during youtubing
[19:27] <figure002> ActionParsnip: allright, i'll try that, thanks for the tip
[19:28] <MrElendig> figure002: perfectly normal, as I said, flash is .... not good....
[19:28] <MrElendig> figure002: using vlc/mplayer/minitube can make youtube playback a bit less painfully
[19:28] <MrElendig> -y
[19:28] <figure002> ok, so, my best bet is to replace the graphical card? what *with* hw acceleration?
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> jmichaelx: seems trash related. Could also use bleachbit, run it as root and user, avoid settings saying they will take a long time and watch app settings or it'll remove settings you want
[19:29] <MrElendig> figure002: that could also be a good solution, eg getting a gts520 if you have a pcie slot
[19:29] <figure002> MrElendig: I actually tried Totem with youtube instead, but it was still way too slow
[19:29] <MrElendig> figure002: and hope that vdpau actually works for you in flash
[19:29] <Ben64> figure002: is it a desktop
[19:29] <MrElendig> if not, just use mplayer :)
[19:29] <figure002> Ben64: yes it is
[19:30] <jmichaelx> ActionParsnip: i think i *may* have figured this out.... i just remove the package it had been trying to install (kernel headers), and it allowed me to do that. am now rebooting into older kernel, and will see if it will now let me upgrade
[19:30] <Ben64> you might want to consider replacing almost everything : /
[19:30] <figure002> MrElendig: ok, so GTS520, will look that up, thanks!
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> figure002: if you can, sure. A cheap nvidia will run well. If its a laptop you will be out of luck
[19:30] <Ben64> no way a gts250 would fit in there
[19:30] <nintendo64> Ben64 : that not helps
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> jmichaelx: ahhh sweet
[19:30] <Ben64> old motherboard = limited to pci or agp cards
[19:30] <Ben64> old cpu = still limited by that
[19:31] <MrElendig> and agp cards is not worth wasting money on
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> There are decent enough agp cards for flash to run ok
[19:31] <Ben64> yeah you'd spend as much for an ok agp card as you would a very good pcie
[19:31] <MrElendig> and iirc there are no nvidia cards with vdpau that is agp either
[19:31] <theoryjunkie> Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone knew where there was a good document outlining how to modify a Ubuntu Install Image and add drivers that I need.
[19:32] <Ben64> i bought upgrades recently, quad core amd, 4GB ram, gts250 for $250
[19:32] <theoryjunkie> To complete an install
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Ben64: yeah but what good is a pci-e video card with no pci-e slot....
[19:32] <auronandace> !remaster | theoryjunkie
[19:32]  * MrElendig would not have bought a gts250
[19:32] <Ben64> it was a year ago :)
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> /
[19:32] <figure002> Ben64, MrElendig: ahh, so i'd be better off just buying a new PC; too bad, i was hoping linux would make it faster
[19:33] <MrElendig> could have gotten a 430 for the same price :)
[19:33] <Ben64> 430 didn't exist then
[19:33] <Ben64> or if it did, was like $500
[19:33]  * ActionParsnip plays flash just fine on an onboard 6150LE 512mb
[19:33] <MrElendig> Ben64: more like 80€
[19:33] <Ben64> not last july :|
[19:33] <theoryjunkie> Thanks Ubottu
[19:33] <MrElendig> july is not a year ago!
[19:33] <Ben64> it is actually
[19:33] <Pici> !ot
[19:33] <Ben64> 2011-1=2010
[19:34] <jmichaelx> ActionParsnip: sadly, it didn't work. also, there is only on .jpg in my .usr/local/Trash
[19:34] <jmichaelx> one*
[19:34] <theDUBBER> hi sorry but i have installated a ubuntu 10.10 in my virtual i use mozzilla an java is installed i have a site and i emule roms of game boy and this is ok but i emule in java dosbox and this in not ok sorry but i am not english... the link is that http://www.thedubber.altervista.org/jdosbox.0.74.25b/prehistorik.html why thi isnot ok?
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> jmichaelx: did the post help?
[19:34] <Pici> theDUBBER: Perhaps #ubuntu-it would an easier way to get help?
[19:35] <theDUBBER> a ok tanks sorry
[19:35] <diki> does anybody know what this xaw header is?
[19:35] <diki> i am trying to compile pdcurses with mingw32 and it says i am missing box.h
[19:36] <figure002> so how does one choose a PC where Ubuntu can have hw acceleration? i know intel graphical cards work well with linux, should that be enough or must i check the other components as well?
[19:36] <i42n> figure002, wlan chips may also make problems
[19:38] <figure002> i42n: alright, thanks
[19:38] <weha> hey
[19:38] <A_J> !players
[19:38] <A_J> !codecs | A_J
[19:39] <diki> oh...so this x11 is my session?
[19:39] <diki> i deleted that and use xfce
[19:40] <diki> which means...i must install x11
[19:40] <diki> great
[19:40] <i42n> figure002, just google the hardware components in terms of linux problems. that will show you very fast, if they are supported or not.
[19:40] <i42n> diki, xfce works on top of x11
[19:41] <diki> but then why would a /configure script say i am missing box.h?
[19:42] <jcmarini> is there any way to configure a  Telstra NextG usb dongle to linux
[19:43] <elmo2> hi i need help with my firefox, what channel can i go in and get help
[19:43] <diki> elmo:#firefox ?
[19:44] <figure002> i42n: ok, will do that
[19:44] <i42n> figure002, good luck
[19:44] <figure002> thanks!
[19:48] <elmo2> diki: im not getting help from that channel
[19:48] <Brad8171> hello
[19:48] <diki> you need to be patient
[19:48] <elmo2> everytime i close my firefox window, it says i have to restart my computer to open another window
[19:50] <jcmarini>  is there any way to configure a  Telstra NextG usb dongle to linux
[19:51] <Brad8171> does anyone use openBVE train simulator for ubuntu?
[19:52] <iceroot> !anyone | Brad8171
[19:53] <jcmarini> is there any other ubuntu channels
[19:53] <iceroot> !alis | jcmarini
[19:54] <vsync_> anyone happen to does be interested helping yoda?
[19:54] <iceroot> vsync_: you have an ubuntu-related question?
[19:54] <vsync_> nah, not really. it was just my inner yoda emerging
[19:55] <Brad8171> i didnt know i said anything wrong
[19:55] <iceroot> Brad8171: its not wrong but questions with "does anyone" are normally useless
[19:55] <OerHeks> Brad8171, just ask your real Question :-)
[19:55] <iceroot> Brad8171: you get a "yes" or "no" nothing usefull
[19:55] <Brad8171> ok thank you
[19:56] <vsync_> I do have a gfx-card related problem, it's a bit hard to debug, and might be hardware failure too. When running opengl-stuff, sometimes X freezes completely. The info I can gather about that is "GPU at xxx has fallen off the bus" in kern.log, and NVRM Xid 16/8 in xorg.log. Sometimes also EQ Overflow.
[19:57] <vsync_> oh forgot, also sometimes NVIDIA WAIT out of xorg.log
[19:58] <vsync_> running 3.0.0, and nvidia proprietary 280.13 drivers, card's 295gtx
[19:58] <vsync_> 3.0.0 kernel that is
[19:58] <Brad8171> i'm having problems with adding new routes and trains to the list in the game,i dont really know how to use the 7zip program,it always uses archive manager
[19:58] <iceroot> vsync_: 11.04?
[19:59] <Omni_Lynk> Can anyone tell me one of the better server GUI's for Ubuntu Server? I need a basic visual interface.
[19:59] <vsync_> been happening across the board on several distros. Arch, ubuntu, 11.04 and 11.10, amongst others
[19:59] <KrazyKrivda> how can i transfer a file in terminal with ssh?
[20:00] <guntbert> Omni_Lynk: there are no "server GUIs"
[20:00] <rww> KrazyKrivda: use the "scp" command
[20:00] <luca> Hi Guys
[20:00] <auronandace> !scp | KrazyKrivda
[20:00] <KrazyKrivda> thank you
[20:00] <Omni_Lynk> guntbert, so everything is terminal based.
[20:00] <luca> How can one person contribute to Ubuntu?
[20:01] <auronandace> !contribute | luca
[20:01] <guntbert> Omni_Lynk: essentially yes, if you want help about server ask in #ubuntu-server please
[20:01] <Urchin> finally installed 10.04 :)
[20:01] <Urchin> had to use alternate install
[20:02] <Omni_Lynk> guntbert, np ty
[20:02] <one> hello, to all.
[20:02] <one> this is the ubuntu server
[20:02] <one> ?
[20:02] <LucidGuy> Ubuntu KVM Question:  Anyone aware of a method to attach local storage on the host to a vm?.. without using nfs etc from host.
[20:02] <Jdobb> Greetings.  I am having issues getting OpenSSH to work.  Can anyone help?
[20:02] <ArNezT> hello all
[20:02] <luca> I know that document but I don't know what should I do to contribute
[20:03] <auronandace> luca: how would you like to contribute?
[20:03] <one> i am new to ubuntu and debian, and I would like to know, something about upstart ad
[20:03] <Urchin> Jdobb: what's the problem?
[20:03] <luca> for instance with programs, testing ...
[20:03] <one> is this possible in here ?
[20:03] <auronandace> luca: then you can report bugs
[20:04] <luca> I read that there is a tutor
[20:04] <bwright> ubuntu flash64, adobe took down the link so I can't get it?
[20:04] <auronandace> !bugs | luca
[20:04] <bwright> the ppda seems to be down as well.
[20:04] <luca> how can I choose this tutor?
[20:04] <Jdobb> Long story short, I have a vanilla install and I can connect via ssh localhost, but anytime and from any machine when I connect to the serverIP i get dropped
[20:05] <luca> Where can you find a bug auro?
[20:05] <auronandace> !launchpad | luca
[20:06] <rww> !bug
[20:06] <vsync_> Jdobb after a while, or instantly?
[20:06] <luca> I know launchpad
[20:06] <Jdobb> Instantly.
[20:06] <luca> I have an account in launchpad auro
[20:06] <guntbert> one: did you say ubuntu server? then #ubuntu-server is probably better suited
[20:07] <auronandace> luca: good, then you can help with reporting bugs or even fixing them
[20:07] <ArNezT> what's new on 11.10?
[20:07] <one> ok.
[20:07] <luca> I read that you can write a wiki page with your name
[20:07] <luca> isn't?
[20:08] <auronandace> !11.10 | ArNezT
[20:10] <ArNezT> Thank you
[20:10] <luca> I think it's not simple to find a bug. What about testing?
[20:10] <Jdobb> I have verified that service is running, port 22 is not being firewalled, and IPTABLES, and other thoughts?
[20:11] <auronandace> luca: you can use 11.10 and join #ubuntu+1 to report any issues
[20:11] <mikeg3> Hi, is it possible to burn ubuntu to a live dvd rather than a cd?
[20:12] <luca> I want to use ubuntu 11.10 when you can download it fron internet
[20:12] <auronandace> mikeg3: yes, though it is probably a waste of disk space
[20:12] <ushiu> is there a problem with syscall gettid?
[20:12] <huslage> hi everyone. i'm trying to set up a BGAN modem that is configured using AT commands on a TCP port. Any ideas about the best way to implement this sort of thing?
[20:12] <luca> I'm using 11.04 now
[20:12] <mikeg3> what's the trick to getting ubuntu on to a dvd?
[20:13] <auronandace> mikeg3: burn the iso to it, just like you would with a cd
[20:13] <th0r> huslage: we used to talk to the AT modems using a program called minicom. But I don't know if minicom can talk to ethernet or not
[20:14] <mikeg3> nero quick nedia would not allow burning the dvd ---are you sure?
[20:14] <craigbass1976> I'm trying to vnc into a windows box.  I'm in, but I'd like for everything to fit on the screen.  Anyone know how to do this with vncviewer? Is there some scale option that I just don't see in the man pages?
[20:14] <auronandace> mikeg3: if you have a dvdrw drive they will
[20:14] <huslage> i was thinking of just writing a ruby script or something th0r but i don't know how to hook it in nicely
[20:14] <huslage> so the user can just use it.
[20:15] <mikeg3> ok I will check it out thanks :)
[20:16] <Urchin> what's the name of the package containing section 2 manpages?
[20:16] <ushiu> ¿development?
[20:16] <ushiu> 1 commands, 2...standard library functions?
[20:17] <jason_II> I'm having a brain fart. I'm on an Ubuntu system with no network manager (using the network interface config file alone). I also added my DNs servers in /etc/resolv. However, I CANNOT get external access. I can ping external IP addresses, but I cannot ping www.weather.com or whatever. Can anybody help me figure out what I missed?
[20:17] <snow_usa> hi
[20:18] <snow_usa> I open inkscape in a computer at home and now come to work ... How can I ssh -Y and get the same instance of that inkscape here ?
[20:18] <luca> How can you create wiki on ubuntu?
[20:18] <snow_usa> I haven't set up an svc server on my local computer yet :(
[20:18] <Jdobb> Does anyone have any clue on why OpenSSH would work with an SSH localhost, but not with an SSH ip command?
[20:19] <spacebug-> Jdobb: does maybe the sshd only allow localhost to connect? (only listens to 127.0.0.1)
[20:19] <spacebug-> or something like that
[20:20] <th0r> jason_: it is /etc/resolv.conf
[20:20] <snow_usa> vnc :(
[20:23] <Jdobb> spacebug: not that I can see  sshd.conf has no localhost entries at all.
[20:24] <pranav_> want help with installation of canon 2900 printer on ubuntu. Here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1857562
[20:25] <yeats> Jdobb: what's not working?  any error messages?
[20:25] <qwer> Anyone can help?? german error: http://pastebin.de/19275
[20:27] <qwer> sry ... wrong channel ^^
[20:27] <qwer> it was debian
[20:27] <Jdobb> yeats: From putty I am presented a "login as:" prompt and whatever I put in as a userID and I get a "Server unexpectadly closed network connection" error and from the server's console a ssh 192.168.0.126 gives me a "connection closed by 192.168.0.126" error, but ssh localhost works
[20:29] <yeats> Jdobb: anything in /var/log/auth.log on the server?
[20:31] <dageriv> are there any irc channels for networks? i am having trouble with my wireless dlink router
[20:31] <Jdobb> I have sshd entires from successful login and logouts using the localhost, but nothing from anywhere else.
[20:32] <yeats> Jdobb: is a firewall enabled on the server? perhaps port 22 isn't open?
[20:32] <snow_usa> ok
[20:32] <snow_usa> yeats, thanks
[20:33] <w47331> http://paste.ubuntu.com/705593/
[20:33] <darksidesimmons> jdobb /etc/hosts.deny might cause similar things
[20:33] <w47331> can someone help with my wireless issue?
[20:33] <mongy> I set a spreadsheets properties in libreoffice to 'open as read only' and I cant unset it... any idea?
[20:33] <Jdobb> yeats: I have both verified that port 22 is listening and disabled UFW entirely, to no avail.
[20:34] <Jdobb> darksidesimmon: I reviewed the hosts.deny and find not entries, and add my ip to the hosts.allow and same result
[20:34] <pranav_>  want help with installation of canon 2900 printer on ubuntu. Here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1857562
[20:35] <yeats> w47331: try 'sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source' and rebooting
[20:36] <john_rambo> how to configure Abiword to check spellings ? ATM its not
[20:36] <Stefano91> drizzbsd hello
[20:36] <darksidesimmons> jdobb have you made any changes to /etc/sshd_config prior to this error or changed the name of the machine?
[20:37] <th0r> john_rambo: Edit-Preferences_Spellchecking
[20:38] <Jdobb> darksidesimmons: no.  This is from a vanilla install using 11.04 with only OpenSSH installed.
[20:38] <julio_> please help with ATI Technologies Inc Mobility Radeon HD 4830 install in Ubuntu 11.04
[20:39] <john_rambo> th0r, Its selected but its not checking spellings
[20:41] <julio_> please help with ATI Technologies Inc Mobility Radeon HD 4830 install on Ubuntu 11.04
[20:42] <elmo2> whats the default disk name
[20:42] <elmo2> is it just /
[20:42] <darksidesimmons> jdobb if your on the machine can you ssh in with localhost and your ip address locally or just with local host
[20:42] <pipegeek> rt
[20:43] <yeats> elmo2: can you provide some context?  what do you mean by "default disk name"?
[20:43] <macintoshme> Anyone know if the drivers for the radeon 9600 are decent or are they ancient and forgotten?
[20:43] <Jdobb> darksidesimmons: just localhost. using the IP gives a connection closed immediatly.
[20:43] <elmo2> im trying to list the partitions on select disk for virtualbox, and its asking for a diskname
[20:44] <elmo2> would that be like (hd0,sda6)
[20:44] <Randumb> hey all,  i have a bunch of 2tb drives in an ubuntu 11.04 server, should i make them GPT even though they're not over 2tb or stick with MBR partitions?
[20:44] <yeats> elmo2: you can do 'sudo fdisk -l' to see all your partitions and their names
[20:45] <snow_usa> hi
[20:45] <snow_usa> after changiing the hosts.allow, should I restart any service ?
[20:45] <Prikolist>  irc.globaltechweb.net
[20:46] <snow_usa> huh ?
[20:47] <BluesKaj> snow_usa, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[20:47] <darksidesimmons> jdobb in /etc/ssh/sshd_config are the listen address remmed out with number signs
[20:48] <yorick> the HD of my ubuntu server 11.04 is excessively load cycling (about 30000 cycles over 3 months)
[20:48] <yorick> so I ran sudo hdparm -B 254 /dev/sda
[20:48] <yorick> and it outputs APM_level      = not supported
[20:48] <arghx> and?
[20:48] <fritsch> yorick: which model is it?
[20:49] <fritsch> yorick: WD-EARS?
[20:49] <yorick> fritsch: WDC WD15EARS-32MVWB0
[20:49] <fritsch> yorick: if yes, there is a special bootable firmware
[20:49] <fritsch> yorick: to stop this issue
[20:49] <fritsch> yorick: have this one in my server - it would be dead now
[20:49] <fritsch> yorick: but found this firmware update, directly from WD
[20:50] <fritsch> yorick: problem is: this device shuts down every 3 seconds and ext4 journal wakes it up suddenly after
[20:50] <Jdobb> darksidesimmons: yes
[20:50] <snow_usa> :(
[20:50] <snow_usa> hm
[20:50] <fritsch> yorick: your drive will die, if you do not change this
[20:50] <fritsch> yorick: hdparm -B does not have an effect here
[20:50] <yorick> yeah
[20:50] <tehnef> alas poor yorick i knew thy data well
[20:51] <yorick> my laptop was audibly clicking, so I fixed it on there, and I checked the server as well
[20:51] <w47331> Issue fixed thanks for the leads
[20:51] <yeats> tehnef: ha!
[20:51] <fritsch> yorick: http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=609&sid=113 firmware
[20:51] <yorick> it die at around 300.000 according to the datasheet
[20:51] <fritsch> yorick: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/linux/kernel/903485 issue
[20:52] <Jdobb> darksidesimmons: Should they be or not be hashed out?  Hashed out is the default
[20:52] <monstaRtruck> hey pplz
[20:52] <fritsch> yorick: i found out that stuff 3 months ago, the drive was 24/7 on - i was very angry on WD ... unbelievable
[20:53] <darksidesimmons> yea the default should work almost seems like a firewall is there stopping it
[20:53] <yorick> fritsch: it's on 24/7 right now. database is keeping it fairly busy though
[20:53] <fritsch> yorick: but sleepin every 3 seconds ...
[20:53] <monstaRtruck> anyone use sshfs?
[20:53] <fritsch> yorick: it will be dead after approx three fourth of a year
[20:53] <monstaRtruck> ????
[20:53] <monstaRtruck> SSHFS????
[20:53] <yorick> monstaRtruck: yes
[20:54] <fritsch> monstaRtruck: you just waited for you answer 2 seconds?
[20:54] <monstaRtruck> hey im trying to mouse as root?
[20:54] <fritsch> monstaRtruck: wait forever ...
[20:54] <monstaRtruck> mount
[20:54] <monstaRtruck> it wont let me mount as root
[20:54] <Jdobb> darksidesimmons: I am about to pull my hair out on this one.  Seems like it should be easier.
[20:54] <darksidesimmons> netstat --listen
[20:55] <yeats> Jdobb: have you confirmed that something like your router is not interfering with SSH access?
[20:55] <yorick> fritsch: I'll need physical access to the server for wdidle though
[20:55] <yeats> Jdobb: and did you try ssh 127.0.0.1?
[20:55] <fritsch> yorick: jep, you need
[20:56] <fritsch> yorick: pelase recheck to use the correct version for your disk
[20:56] <yorick> "This utility is designed to upgrade the firmware of the following hard drives: WD1000FYPS-01ZKB0, WD7500AYPS-01ZKB0, WD7501AYPS-01ZKB0." <-- hmm not this
[20:56] <monstaRtruck>     \      \__/
[20:56] <monstaRtruck>            (oo)\_______
[20:56] <monstaRtruck>            (__)\       )\/\
[20:56] <FloodBot1> monstaRtruck: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:56] <monstaRtruck> okok
[20:56] <monstaRtruck> just a lil cow
[20:56] <g0rs> how to detect a rootkit in ubuntu 11.04?
[20:56] <yeats> !rkhunter | g0rs
[20:57] <Jdobb> yeats: SSH to 127.0.0.1 works, but not to the servers IP
[20:57] <g0rs> yeats: what's that?
[20:57] <yeats> !info rkhunter | g0rs
[20:57] <Err404NotFound> how can i extract a tar archive to a destination dir that doesn't exist, won't tar create it by itself? say tar -xf file.tar -c ~/tarfile/
[20:57] <yorick> fritsch: http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=608&lang=en <-- it' s not here?
[20:58] <fritsch> yorick: i do not really know. it has to be :-)
[20:58] <fritsch> yorick: you are doomed, if not
[20:58] <yeats> Jdobb: so you know 1) ssh is working and 2) it works with IPs (the loopback interface) - so have you ruled out your router?
[20:59] <yorick> fritsch: that _does_ sound like me
[20:59] <darksidesimmons> jdobb and does netstat show it listening with netstat --listen | grep ssh
[21:00] <fritsch> yorick: give me again your correct version of the drive, i help you looking
[21:00] <yorick> fritsch: WDC WD15EARS-32MVWB0
[21:00] <yorick> wd15ears it is
[21:01] <fritsch> yorick: 1.5TB?
[21:01] <yorick> yes
[21:01] <fritsch> yorick: some report that it is working
[21:01] <g0rs> yeats: what is the correct syntax to execute rkhunter?
[21:02] <yorick> http://www.synology.com/support/faq_show.php?lang=enu&q_id=407 <-- should apparently work
[21:02] <Jdobb> darksidesimmons: running the netstat command produces nothing.
[21:02] <yeats> g0rs: 'sudo rkhunter --check'
[21:03] <elmo2> maybe its set to run on the wrong interface
[21:03] <fritsch> yorick: http://blog.bigsmoke.us/2010/05/13/disabling-intellipark-on-the-wd15ears
[21:04] <grandmaster__> I have a server with 2 ipv4 addresses, when i proxy through it to "whatsmyip" I always get the same result(the same one of the two). How can I change the outgoing ip?
[21:04] <darksidesimmons> maybe trying to restart the service from /etc/init.d directory sudo ./ssh restart
[21:05] <yorick> fritsch: I'll have physical access to the server in 8 days. will have to do it then
[21:05] <Jdobb> darksidesimmons: sorry, running the netstat command with SSH in lower case shows listening for both IP4 and 6.
[21:05] <yorick> fritsch: will have to keep the drive busy until then :P
[21:06] <zykotick9> darksidesimmons, FYI using init.d is deprecated (in a way) - using "sudo service ssh restart" is more modern
[21:06] <yorick> fritsch: thanks for the help :)
[21:06] <Jdobb> yeats: in terms of a router being an issue I can ssh into several other devices on the same network.
[21:06] <darksidesimmons> thanks zykotick9 guess my grey hair was showing argg LOL
[21:07] <scwizard> there's a file in my home folder called #myscript#
[21:07] <scwizard> according to ls
[21:07] <scwizard> when I rm #myscript# it doesn't work
[21:08] <scwizard> what do the # signs mean in this context?
[21:08] <darksidesimmons> jdobb can you ping the ip address from the localhost machine
[21:08] <fritsch> scwizard: delete it with nautilus~
[21:09] <scwizard> 1. I don't have graphics, 2. I'm more interested in finding out what the # means in this context rather than deleting the file
[21:09] <scwizard> oh it doesn't mean anything
[21:09] <scwizard> and I could dlete it by escaping the #
[21:09] <scwizard> didn't know # was legal in filenames, thought there was a special significance
[21:10] <zykotick9> scwizard, # is not a standard for any naming i've ever seen
[21:10] <scwizard> ok welp that answers that
[21:10] <scwizard> zykotick9: alright then, thanks
[21:10] <rww> # is legal in filenames, otherwise my log directory would be broken a bit.
[21:11] <SegFaultAX> What is everyones favorite gnome-terminal font? I'm trying out Liberation (which is what I use in vim) but I'm not sure I like it.
[21:13] <Emilou3> SegFaultAX: I suggest Monaco
[21:14] <ndrj> Ok, I want to try to run a small private "linux server" for the sake of experimenting with it, and learning stuff. I'm a complete linux noob, however. I'm wondering if I would benifit at all from using Ubuntu Server over normal Ubuntu? I mean, I'll use it as a torrent downloading, webhosting, server at most. Maybe normal Ubuntu is sufficient for me?
[21:15] <eguest309> hello guys .quick question. i want to connect to a  remote server and perform a command from php using the exec functions.however i get the host verfication failed error message in my apache logs although i can login normally using ssh on my local machine. any ideas as to the cause of the error
[21:15] <monstaRtruck> guys wth is mtab
[21:15] <monstaRtruck> y does it keep messing w my fstab
[21:15] <Tecuhtli> hi, I'm trying to use USB devices from my VM (WinXP running as guest) but I cannot see it listed on my devices menu. I tried by adding my user to vboxusers group but this group doesn't exist. So I craeted one myself and add my user to it and still no luck. Any ideas?
[21:16] <eguest309> linux server has only command line so if u ar a noob i would go with noram unbunt
[21:16] <bluebomber> Hi, everyone, I have a Wacom Bamboo Pen & Touch, and the touch ~works, but the stylus does not? Can anyone help or point me to an IRC (server, channel) that can help me?
[21:16] <th0r> Tecuhtli: are you using the ose virtualbox from the repos or the debs from Oracle?
[21:16] <arghx> Tecuhtli: what you write makes no sense whatsoever
[21:17] <jmichaelx> !fsck
[21:17] <Tecuhtli> th0r: I installed ose vbox
[21:17] <monstaRtruck> !mtab
[21:17] <IRCm> Greetings: All
[21:17] <Tecuhtli> th0r: from ubunto repos
[21:17] <monstaRtruck> !fstab
[21:17] <th0r> Tecuhtli: I don't think the ose supports usb. Download the ubuntu debs from Oracle and make sure you also download the Extensions package
[21:17] <monstaRtruck> what is this mtab styff
[21:18] <Polah> eguest309: The server and desktop versions are identical except for default packages.
[21:18] <monstaRtruck> it keeps messing up my fstabing
[21:18] <arghx> th0r: it does from 4.x onwards. but usb 1.1 only
[21:18] <arghx> monstaRtruck: mtab lists the currently mounted partitions
[21:19] <monstaRtruck> well i made an fstab like i do on my other linuxes
[21:19] <Tecuhtli> th0r: darn! Will is be able to use my existing virtual harddrive?
[21:19] <arghx> Tecuhtli: yes
[21:19] <monstaRtruck> and in this linux its telling me that my drive is busy or its already mounted by mtab
[21:19] <eguest309>  @polah okay
[21:19] <Tecuhtli> arghx: great :)
[21:20] <eguest309> any ideas about my host verification messages in my apache logs?
[21:20] <g0rs> yeats: the check was clean. there are two suspicious directories or files.
[21:20] <arghx> monstaRtruck: and your problem is?
[21:20] <Tecuhtli> thanks th0r arghx
[21:21] <Urchin> I replaced gdm with xdm and in 10.04, and now xdm won't start
[21:21] <monstaRtruck> iono wtf is my problem
[21:21] <Johan___> My audio doesn't work (Natty) after I installed libdvdcss2. It worked fine before. :(
[21:21] <monstaRtruck> mount: /dev/sda8 already mounted or /media/ext4_stuff busy
[21:21] <monstaRtruck> mount: according to mtab, /dev/sda8 is already mounted on /media/ext4_stuff
[21:22] <arghx> unmount it first then
[21:22] <x_> Im having a problem where creating files from a windows client to an ubuntu samba server shows the files as created as (nobody:root) when they are supposed to be forced to user (erin:erin)
[21:22] <monstaRtruck> how come these white drive icons keep showing up
[21:22] <monstaRtruck> that are copies of one i already have
[21:23] <monstaRtruck> weirdnes
[21:23] <monstaRtruck> i cant take it anymore
[21:24] <qin> monstaRtruck: Is it external hard drive?
[21:24] <monstaRtruck> something like that
[21:24] <monstaRtruck> partitions
[21:25] <monstaRtruck> i have partitions for all my oses
[21:25] <monstaRtruck> and one fat partition
[21:25] <monstaRtruck> and one ext4 parttition
[21:25] <monstaRtruck> so have super flixibility w all kinds of oses
[21:26] <qin> monstaRtruck: Confused, is it external? Usb connected? Please, paste in paste.ubuntu.com output of: sudo fdisk -l; df -f; dmesg;
[21:27] <qin> *df -h, sorry.
[21:31] <alazare619> just a quick poll should i use totem or vlc as is totem uses the same backend decoder as rhythmbox wich is my music player of choice and totem can use libdvdcss2 also
[21:31] <qin> alazare619: mplayer
[21:32] <alazare619> what decoder does mplayer use then?
[21:32] <alazare619> ffmpeg?
[21:33] <qin> alazare619: I thinks so, which one seems most comfortable for you (since you can use any of them)?
[21:33] <alazare619> well im trying to achieve a 1 decoder set to rule my desktop
[21:34] <alazare619> i can use just about anything just trying to save space were possible less dependencies etc you know
[21:35] <qin> alazare619: You could check dependencies to see what libs are in use for every player.
[21:36] <alazare619> yea ive been doing that as im trying to figure out what route to take
[21:36] <pondera> ok hius  need some help, i just install 11.04 from a disk, and i chose it to run sbyside with win 7 but when its dont it doesnt give me the uption to load ubuntu
[21:36] <alazare619> to bad there isnt a mplayer that has like a music manager built in
[21:36] <alazare619> id rock that over anything
[21:37] <qin> alazare619: If you like it light, there is moc and mpd ;)
[21:37] <pondera> ok hius  need some help, i just install 11.04 from a disk, and i chose it to run sbyside with win 7 but when its dont it doesnt give me the uption to load ubuntu
[21:38] <alazare619> yes mpd is nice but to set it up and manage on 1 machine is just overkill
[21:38] <alazare619> for a networked enviorment its cool tho
[21:38] <pondera> any one help with a installation problem
[21:38] <jen_> does photoshop run good in wine?
[21:38] <lanes> what do you use to test network bandwith on ubuntu? When on windows i usually used tp-test, which was really nice (and accurate) - but it isn't available on *nix.. any suggestions?
[21:38] <qin> !grub | pondera
[21:40] <qin> jen_: Gimp, as native, #winehd or they site to help you with photoshop
[21:41] <hulkhogan> hi
[21:41] <jen_> qin no gimp, gimp is poop
[21:42] <qin> jen_: /join #winehq for more help, also wine website have thorougt database of M$ application running in linux.
[21:45] <jexmex> can anybody tell me how to remount /tmp with exec
[21:48] <szymon_g> hi
[21:49] <jexmex> trying to get uploadprogress php ext installed, using pecl install uploadprogress: error results: http://pastebin.com/MpRjg48K
[21:49] <qixiz> rus
[21:49] <qixiz> эм
[21:50] <qixiz> привет
[21:50] <qin> !ru | qixiz
[21:50] <qin> priviet ;)
[21:53]  * AKQJ10 is leaving
[21:53] <Jep> One question. Do you work perfectly the "delete files older than x days. .." of KDE Trash? I have several files stored in the recycle bin that are not cleared by setting the days I want to stay.
[21:53] <killfoo_> hi! according to the ubuntu wiki it is possible to install ubuntu as signle system on a macbook pro. is it really possible to remove efi and everything?
[21:56] <qin> Jep: find /path/to/bin/in/KDE -mtime n*24 -exec rm {} \; Test is first and add to cron on put in loop.
[21:58] <qin> Jep: man find; and please no PM, my irssi running out of keybindings ;)
[21:59] <qin> Jep: To test it use echo, like this:  find /path/to/bin/in/KDE -mtime n*24 -exec echo rm {} \;
[22:01] <crash82> (j #isc
[22:05] <szymon_g> i've got a microsoft ergonomic keyboard 4000, it has some extra keys. i'd like to assign them to act as "next track" and "previous track" /in music players etc/. unfortunatelly, under Firefox they work pretty much like alt+ arrows /previous and next page/. in system setting, keyboard -> shortcuts i was unable to find anything about those two keys. i know it is possible to bind those keys under gnome2, but how can i do it in Unity (prefera
[22:05] <szymon_g> bly: without using xev etc)?
[22:05] <Rotham_> anyone know where I can get a .deb for mysql 5.6?
[22:06] <jampart> newbie Q: I can no longer restart apache (with /etc/init.d/apache2 restart).  I get 'fail' but no reason.  Help?
[22:06] <Polah> Rotham_: have you looked for a PPA?
[22:07] <Polah> jampart: Have you tried sudo service apache2 restart?
[22:07] <jampart> Polah: yes
[22:08] <Polah> jampart: And a full stop and start?
[22:08] <jampart> FWIW, it's been a long time since I restarted...and I'm not sure if the server may have quit silently on its own before my logging on.
[22:08] <jampart> Polah: I assume you mean sudo service apache stop, then start?
[22:09] <jampart> Polah: tried it, and it doesn't work.
[22:09] <elmo44> Hello room. Doing an install. ReiserFS, jfs or ext4? :)
[22:10] <acidrain> ext4
[22:10] <qin> elmo44: ext4
[22:10] <Calinou> ext4
[22:10] <Calinou> even the troll tells you to use ext4
[22:10] <Calinou> :)
[22:10]  * jampart searches for the apache error log...
[22:11] <Polah> jampart: Could kill it and restart
[22:11] <acidrain> I had an update go bad to 10.04, getting rc-default main process terminated with status 127. Any ideas?
[22:12] <daftykins> acidrain: fails to boot in?
[22:12] <jampart> Polah: I found the problem in the error log.  Thanks all the same.
[22:12] <acidrain> yeah, fails to boot
[22:13] <daftykins> acidrain: livecd and chroot?
[22:13] <daftykins> then you could double check the upgrade
[22:13] <acidrain> I tried a knoppix CD and chrooted to the partiton, ran grub update, still didn't work
[22:13] <Brazilian> you guys, my top bar vanished, with no reason, how do I get it back please ?
[22:13] <daftykins> acidrain: what about apt'ing again?
[22:14] <dageriv> when I click the keyboard button "print screen" it starts an .sh script which contains "gnome-screenshot", which works perfectly. but when i change it to gnome-screenshot -a  (select area instead of entire screen), i never get to select an area. why is this?
[22:14] <deebee_> I have a really strange issue - Fairly new install of 11.04. I try and run "Time & Date" to change time zone settings, and I just get an hour glass for a few seconds and it quits. No window appears. Not much on Google that I can find. Any ideas? Syslog doesn't show anythin
[22:14] <elmo44> thanks guys :) ext4 is it
[22:14] <acidrain> can I run an apt-get after I chroot from a knoppix CD?
[22:15] <daftykins> acidrain: worth a try :) heh, have you seen this angry guy's forum post on your topic? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1489238
[22:15] <acidrain> yeah, I read that one :) Trying it right now
[22:16] <Ellipsis753> YES! My harddrive (which for somereason randomly makes itself readonly sometimes) finally finished doing a full self-test, It's OK!
[22:17] <daftykins> Ellipsis753: that usually annoys me because then you don't know what's up
[22:17] <daftykins> :)
[22:17] <Ellipsis753> Yes. However this is a newish harddrive and they're not cheap (well not *that* cheap)
[22:17] <Ellipsis753> Does anyone know why my harddrive is randomly making itself read-only?
[22:18] <OerHeks> sound like a hardwarefailure Ellipsis753
[22:18] <acidrain> seems to be running apt-get, upgrade shows 500+ upgrades :(
[22:18] <don> can anyone help with a makefile question please?
[22:18] <daftykins> Ellipsis753: sometimes brand new ones can go. was that the full sector sweep you just did? what does dmesg say when it does it?
[22:19] <OerHeks> Or not good supported  by your biosf
[22:19] <daftykins> acidrain: hmm, double check which version of ubuntu is configured right now in /etc/apt/sources.list - should read lucid of course since that's what you're upgrading to from what i understand?
[22:19] <meem1029> As a related question, does anyone know why my computer sometimes decides that it would rather use 1440x900 than 1600x900?  I did check to make sure that xorg.conf has 1600x900 as its preferred mode, so I'm confused.  It doesn't even seem to be an option.
[22:19] <acidrain> lucid
[22:21] <daftykins> acidrain: cool, should be fine then if you let it run through
[22:23] <acidrain> I hope so. I'm stuck at work until I fix it. Wanted to go preorder an iphone :( Thanks for the help though.
[22:25] <daftykins> acidrain: my pleasure - ah is it a work machine?
[22:25] <daftykins> hope it's not mission critical
[22:26] <acidrain> It is. Just an FTP server.
[22:26] <x2321> can anyone tell me why samba 3.5.8 has a failure to switch to the proper username upon making new files/folders but everything else works?
[22:26] <Ellipsis753> daftykins, It was system > admin > harddrive > self-test > extended, and it took aggges! I'm hoping it's not a harddware fail. I haven't noticed anything like this in gentoo (although it's infrequent anyway) and I did have to hard-reset the computer at one point which more or less started this (after I had to fsck the OS etc.) So I'm hoping this is an ubuntu system file that's ruined and is messing things up. That
[22:26] <Ellipsis753> way hopefully I can replace it.
[22:27] <Ellipsis753> This has only just started (since that hard-reset I think) so it couldn't be a conf. setup problem.
[22:27] <daftykins> Ellipsis753: i'd recommend you use a manufacturer specific diagnostic. what make drive is it?
[22:27] <Ellipsis753> western media (I think)
[22:27] <daftykins> western digital?
[22:28] <acidrain> ultimate boot CD has good diags for every manufacturer
[22:28] <Ellipsis753> Yeah.
[22:28] <Ellipsis753> It's WDC, WD10EARS.
[22:28] <daftykins> Ellipsis753: yeah hit up www.wdc.com and download the boot CD for data lifeguard diagnostics (WinDLG)
[22:28] <acidrain> http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
[22:28] <Ellipsis753> so western digital
[22:28] <Ellipsis753> thank you.
[22:28] <daftykins> Ellipsis753: just full scanned 3 of my 1TB WD's :) sadly lost two to death - of 6 in a RAID setup
[22:29] <daftykins> x2321: are you forcing a user in the share parameters?
[22:29] <Ellipsis753> daftykins, That's sad :( This drive has only got 150 days of online time though! 0.o
[22:30] <theDUBBER> www.thedubber.altervista.org
[22:30] <Ellipsis753> I'll try Ultimate boot cd later, I can't right now as I can't download anything. (I'm back to writing down web address on bits of paper)
[22:30] <daftykins> i've had drives die that quick even 5 year warranty enterprise ones
[22:31] <x2321> daftykins, yea it gives me an error in my log about switching to that user.
[22:31] <acidrain> out of curiousity, what drive manufacturer do you prefer? I lean toward Seagate these days
[22:31] <daftykins> x2321: does that user exist and have an smbpass created?
[22:32] <Ellipsis753> Thank you all I'll try boot cd and most likely be back (like a bad penny). Night.
[22:32] <x2321> daftykins, yea user erin was created and did smbpasswd -a
[22:33] <x2321> daftykins, [2011/10/10 18:20:43.439308,  0] smbd/uid.c:310(change_to_user)
[22:33] <x2321>   PANIC: assert failed at smbd/uid.c(310): conn->force_group_gid != (gid_t)-1
[22:33] <daftykins> x2321: ah ok, that's about the extent of my knowledge then, assuming you've restarted tha daemon since and also tried testparm for a laugh
[22:35] <x2321> daftykins, it's ok I can just change the permissions on ssh I guess
[22:35] <x2321> seems like a bug in the software ( I did see it but they said something about the gid bit on some directory caused it however I don't really know what that means.
[22:35] <matzie> hi, quick qn re sources.list… I want to access packages in http://foo.com/packages/dists/maverick/bar/binary-any and with the line "deb http://foo.com maverick bar" I always get "failed to fetch http://foo.com/packages/dists/maverick/bar/binary-i386/Packages.tgz." how can I work around this? I can't make changes to the repo itself, or post details of it publicly.
[22:36] <daftykins> x2321: does that user, erin, have read permissions on the share path?
[22:37] <x2321> daftykins, yea ;/ the dir is owned by x:x but it is 777
[22:38] <daftykins> x2321: erk =E tried forcing the owner to erin:erin just for a test?
[22:40] <acidrain> geez. 550 packages take a long time to install.
[22:41] <x2321> daftykins, nah, im just going to be storing a few images of hard drives so I can chang the permissions to -w or whatever manually later. it needs to be x:x since it stores movies etc for my home theater ;\
[22:42] <daftykins> x2321: ah ok. i do the same thing by having the group owner as a group "server" that all the users are a member of
[22:43] <x2321> daftykins, hrm.. what ? :-)
[22:44] <x2321> I usually use nfs but my gf insists on having a windows computer so I gotta use samba too -.-
[22:45] <matzie> qn re sources.list… I want to access packages in http://foo.com/packages/dists/maverick/bar/binary-any and with the line "deb http://foo.com maverick bar" I always get "failed to fetch http://foo.com/packages/dists/maverick/bar/binary-i386/Packages.tgz." how can I work around this? I can't make changes to the repo itself, or post details of it publicly.
[22:45] <User_San_> In Oneiric, what must i do in order to prevent battery indicator from swaping between percentage and time display?
[22:45] <daftykins> x2321: so say i want 3 users on something, the permissions are 760 or 660, with owner nobody:group - where "group" = "server". then, the share in the samba config has a parameter "forcegroup = server" and "createmask = 0660" or so to force it
[22:46] <daftykins> User_San_: unfinished release support is usually catered for in #ubuntu+1
[22:46] <daftykins> !oneiric
[22:46] <daftykins> ^ yip
[22:46] <thiago1987> Hi, please a need a help
[22:46] <daftykins> just checking it hadn't changed since i last helped in here XD
[22:46] <daftykins> !ask | thiago1987
[22:47] <thiago1987> I've just installed last ubuntu version on the notbook from my friend, but it doesnt detect the keyboard
[22:47] <daftykins> matzie: is the foo.com correctly pointing to the releases subfolder?
[22:47] <x2321> daftykins, uh, so have the group of the file the name of my server machine, like (Media)?
[22:47] <thiago1987> the keyboard doesnt work at all
[22:47] <daftykins> x2321: it's the name of the "group" account you create, then assign all your users to :D
[22:48] <thiago1987> ok
[22:48] <daftykins> thiago1987: it only worked from the livecd?
[22:49] <x2321> daftykins, so group (erin) needs to or, rather have all my other users (x) be added to that group?
[22:49] <gundam> hello.
[22:49] <thiago1987> the keyboard didnt work since I put the cd to start the installation of the OS
[22:50] <matzie> daftykins: I don't have access to the repo other than via http, but I can view http://foo.com/packages/dists/maverick/bar/binary-any/Packages.tgz .  Problem is my arch is i386 and apt-get update always appends that instead of letting me get to binary-any on the repo.
[22:51] <daftykins> x2321: well you'd create one, using "addgroup" - i'm going out on a limb here though so you may well have a bug and all i'm saying could be a timewaste :S might be worth just googling for example samba guides - that's how i learnt, then started wrestling with permissions fun
[22:51] <x2321> yea, I think it's a bug.
[22:51] <acidrain> my favorite samba bug/feature is when you are using a credentials file and you don't put spaces after the equal sign
[22:52] <daftykins> matzie: ah that's not one i'm used to. is there a particular reason you need that repo?
[22:52] <daftykins> hehe
[22:52] <bryan> i need some quick help on unity
[22:52] <bryan> please
[22:53]  * acidrain gives help to bryan
[22:53] <acidrain> Thank you, come again.
[22:53] <Guest75679> waitg
[22:53] <Guest75679> im bryan
[22:53] <Guest75679> i guess i missed identifying?
[22:53] <Guest75679> w/e
[22:53] <thiago1987> I've just installed last version of ubuntu on LG notebook e200 but the keyboard doesnt work. who can help me?
[22:53] <matzie> yeah, it's complicated, but yeah.  I can talk to the repo manager tomorrow but I don't want to look stupid at not being able to understand the instructions (which were, add "deb http://foo.com/packages maverick bar")
[22:54] <Guest75679> so i cant seem to find the third party software area
[22:54] <thiago1987> I've just installed last version of ubuntu on LG notebook e200 but the keyboard doesnt work. who can help me?
[22:54] <acidrain> thiago: try a usb keyboard temporarily?
[22:54] <daftykins> !repeat | thiago1987
[22:54] <Guest75679> i am on the ubuntu help web site too atm
[22:55] <Guest75679> and they say to go to the ubuntu software center and click edit
[22:55] <Guest75679> but there is no file, edit area thingy
[22:55] <rapage> hello users
[22:55] <rapage> ش
[22:55] <ichigo> hi
[22:56] <daftykins> thiago1987: solution here, please read through - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-evdev/+bug/292954
[22:56] <thiago1987> ACIDRAIN I fought about that but I'd like to use the keyboard from own notebook
[22:56] <rapage> I need help what to type as in U +
[22:56] <rapage> for caracter 1/2
[22:56] <Guest75679> i want to add a third party software source from Play-Deb into my repository through unity 11.04 ubuntu
[22:56] <Strawberry5555> hu
[22:56] <Strawberry5555> hi*
[22:56] <Strawberry5555> can any1 help me
[22:57] <xangua> Guest75679: just download the deb playdeb provides
[22:57] <daftykins> !ask | Strawberry5555
[22:57] <thiago1987> I've just installed last version of ubuntu on LG notebook e200 but the keyboard doesnt work. who can help me?
[22:57] <xangua> install it, update sources and done Guest75679
[22:57] <Strawberry5555> how do i install with a .tar
[22:57] <daftykins> thiago1987: i told you to STOP REPEATING *AND* i already told you a website to read.
[22:57] <Strawberry5555> tar.gz
[22:57] <xangua> !compile | Strawberry5555
[22:57] <Guest75679> thanks xangua
[22:57] <Guest75679> i will look for it
[22:57] <daftykins> Strawberry5555: it's usually best to install programs via APT, are you sure whatever it is is only in .tar.gz format?
[22:58] <Strawberry5555> whats APT
[22:58] <Guest75679> wow im an idiot
[22:58] <thiago1987> sorry just now I realized that
[22:58] <thiago1987> I'll read
[22:58] <Guest75679> or not very observant it says right there, install the deb OR do the repositoryy thing LMAO
[22:58] <doran> hi can somebody tell me how to resolve the firefox is already running issue in ubuntu 10.04
[22:58] <daftykins> Strawberry5555: it's the thing that the ubuntu software centre runs with, for example. what are you wanting to install?
[22:59] <jrib> doran: close firefox
[22:59] <doran> yeah firefox.bin always stays open
[22:59] <Strawberry5555> clamav to check for windows virus
[22:59] <Guest75679> lol jrib
[22:59] <doran> im tired of doing a system monitor and killing the process
[22:59] <daftykins> Strawberry5555: ah ok so you're in a livecd?
[23:00] <Guest75679> i knew downloading XChat was the single best Ubuntu thing to do
[23:00] <Strawberry5555> no its ubuntu on hard drive but im getting a bunch of errors :(
[23:00] <daftykins> Strawberry5555: what kind?
[23:00] <Strawberry5555> i type this "sudo apt-get install build-essential" in terminal because of the link i got
[23:01] <rapage> I need help what to type as in U +
[23:01] <rapage> for caracter 1/2
[23:01] <rapage> 〠
[23:01] <Strawberry5555> and it says in terminal "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run ' sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correc thte problem
[23:01] <daftykins> Strawberry5555: you'd probably be better off running "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install clamav"
[23:01] <Strawberry5555> i got dpkg was interrupted again same error
[23:01] <rapage> what about clamtk
[23:01] <acidrain> daftykins: no good on the apt-get upgrade. Still "rc-defulat main process terminated with status 127" right after configuring network interfaces [OK]
[23:02] <daftykins> acidrain: update & dist-upgrade give you anything different?
[23:02] <jrib> doran: how does it get in that state?
[23:02] <BryGuy71> much better
[23:02] <acidrain> didn't try dist-upgrade yet, but I noticed there are another 400 packages in the "not upgraded status", so I'll try that now
[23:03] <daftykins> acidrain: i always run dist-upgrade rather than just 'upgrade', might be safer in your situation
[23:03] <BryGuy71> i do all three
[23:03] <acidrain> wouldn't the chances of breakage be less with a regular upgrade?
[23:03] <BryGuy71> dist, upgrade, then udate at the end
[23:03] <BryGuy71> lol
[23:03] <doran> im using it ... then i close it  but when i open it again with a single mouse click it says fireforx is already running so its not shutting down all the way
[23:04] <doran> firefox.bin is still running in the processes
[23:04] <daftykins> doran: open a terminal, "killall firefox"
[23:04] <daftykins> or use gnome-system-monitor to end it
[23:04] <doran> yeah i know that but it was working fine now its not working at all
[23:04] <daftykins> latest version?
[23:04] <doran> yes
[23:04] <daftykins> try resetting your profile
[23:05] <kamiccolo> maybe problems with unsopported addons?
[23:05] <rapage> Guys
[23:05] <beta0x64> which feature of ubuntu causes my applications to crash when my mac or windows friends are looking?
[23:05] <doran> ok so it might be the profile with the lock crap that happens haha
[23:05] <rapage> I have a txt file that has certain caracters that display right on windoze but not on ubuntu
[23:05] <matzie> daftykins: thanks for your help earlier; concluded that the repo is misconfigured, because it has a "binary-any" directory rather than "binary-all"…for future searchers who might find this conversation, this doc was helpful: http://www.ibiblio.org/gferg/ldp/giles/repository/repository-2.html
[23:05] <rapage> how do I open it so it shows the right format
[23:06] <daftykins> matzie: nice :) congrats
[23:06] <kamiccolo> Doran: did You try "firefox -safe-mode" ?
[23:06] <daftykins> beta0x64: demo'ing anything in IT - though that's platform agnostic ;)
[23:06] <doran> nope no safe-mode why will that reset it ? or is that just a workaround ?
[23:07] <beta0x64> daftykins, it just never seems to work right
[23:07] <beta0x64> very embarrassing
[23:07] <rapage> UT8 formatting doesn't work I know that
[23:07] <rapage> Guys
[23:07] <daftykins> beta0x64: not used anything newer than 10.04 on bare metal hardware so i'm not sure there! what do you get playing up? :)
[23:07] <rapage> I have a txt file that has certain caracters that display right on windoze but not on ubuntu
[23:08] <beta0x64> daftykins, I'm just speaking generally. I've had flash crash so many times on me or the whole thing freeze... I can't remember specifics of course
[23:08] <kamiccolo> rapage: sick encoding? or windows like new line brakes and other hidden symbols?
[23:09] <kypor> does anyone know how to get dual monitors setup using Unity?
[23:09] <acidrain> rapage: how does it look in hd?
[23:09] <rapage> dudes!
[23:09] <rapage> if I really wanted I could take it away
[23:10] <daftykins> beta0x64: well, flash sucks on every OS ;)
[23:10] <rapage> either that or I need to know the right key combination to show caracter 1/2
[23:10] <daftykins> !repeat | rapage
[23:10] <rapage> like windoze dos
[23:10] <beta0x64> daftykins, but for some reason it works on the other OSes...
[23:11] <beta0x64> it might be slow and a sore on the internet, but it's out there
[23:11] <acidrain> rapage: I don't understand your last 3 comments
[23:11] <daftykins> beta0x64: updated firefox and installed the latest flash?
[23:11] <rapage> nvm I'll just copy and paste somewhere else
[23:11] <beta0x64> I think so.
[23:11] <frank1234> rapage: check the character map
[23:11] <beta0x64> I've also had full screen failing before
[23:11] <daftykins> beta0x64: double check
[23:11] <rapage> can't find it there
[23:11] <acidrain> I hear flash was going to be awesome on the ipad 2, but steve died just before he was about to change his mind and allow it.
[23:12] <acidrain> flash was the reason I switched my media center from mythtv to windows XP. Specifically, the 64 bit issue.
[23:13] <daftykins> my HTPC runs 32-bit lucid happily
[23:14] <daftykins> flash works, with hardware accelerated HD too, but only in say youtube that supports it
[23:14] <daftykins> not every online flash video player, sadly
[23:14] <BryGuy71> ok, i installed the play deb Deb package
[23:14] <acidrain> I ran knoppmyth happily for a while till I tried to get an HD tuner card, made the mistake of buying the poorly-supported HVR-1250. Went downhill from there.
[23:14] <BryGuy71> now i still cant uccessfully use any of their games
[23:15] <bertfo> hello
[23:15] <daftykins> BryGuy71: somebody's games not working? get any errors?
[23:15] <acidrain> I just keep telling myself that I switched for the good of my relationship with my g/f
[23:15] <Jasonn> hey, I have a problem. So here is what happened: I installed mysql (various packages) and it got stuck while installing, and I killed dpkg, and now I dont know what happened, but I cant install anything
[23:15] <daftykins> acidrain: ;) a lot of people do have very short patience with computers that's for sure
[23:16] <acidrain> dpkg -f
[23:16] <Tohuw> Jasonn: not enough information. What actually happens when you try to install something.
[23:16] <BryGuy71> nvm
[23:16] <BryGuy71> just the snes emulator wont install
[23:16] <Jasonn> Tohuw: One sec, ill pastebin
[23:16] <kypor> does anyone know how to get dual monitors working in Unity?
[23:16] <BryGuy71> other games install fine so far
[23:16] <bertfo> I just created a usb boot disk with 11.04-server iso with unetbootin however when attempting to boot off the drive it just displays "boot error" anyone had this problem?
[23:17] <Jasonn> Tohuw: http://paste2.org/p/1701639
[23:17] <Tohuw> Jasonn: E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it? <-- ls -a /var/lib/dpkg Is there a lock file in there
[23:17] <Jasonn> kypor: "power looking button" on the top right > system settings > monitors
[23:18] <xangua> Tohuw: close synaptic/software center
[23:19] <Tohuw> xangua: I'm assisting Jasonn with his problem. He has a lock caused by an aborted install. Hence, my suggestion.
[23:19] <Jasonn> Tohuw:  root@ks354809:~# ls -a /var/lib/dpkg
[23:19] <Jasonn> .  ..  alternatives  available  available-old  cmethopt  diversions  diversions-old  format  info  lock  parts  statoverride  statoverride-old  status  status-old  triggers  updates
[23:19] <acidrain> daftykins: after the packages d/led, dist-upgrade gives me "Couldn't configure pre-depend jre for openoffice.org-writer2latex, probably a dependency cycle"
[23:20] <Jasonn> xangua: and I am using ubuntu server (like a BOSS)
[23:20] <frank1234> rapage: im not really sureabout this but try [compose key]+1+2...i think the compose key is alt...but im not sure...people correct me if im wrong
[23:20] <frank1234> i got this from:
[23:20] <frank1234> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ComposeKey
[23:20] <frank1234> and
[23:20] <kypor> Thanks Jasonn , however that does not work
[23:20] <frank1234> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GtkComposeTable
[23:20] <Jasonn> kypor: Do you see them both there?
[23:20] <kypor> no
[23:21] <Jasonn> kypor: Then one is not connected properly.
[23:21] <kesi2> how can i make a standard user administrator
[23:21] <kesi2> from the cli
[23:21] <acidrain> hell, I dunno why this box has OO anyway, removing
[23:21] <aamit1> hey guys could anyone help me install a lamp server?
[23:21] <Jasonn> kesi2: You mean a sudo user?
[23:21] <edbian> kesi2: add them to the admin group
[23:21] <Jasonn> kesi2: adduser USERNAME sudo
[23:21] <kypor> but both are working ... its just the windows snap comes on when trying to move a windows to monitor two
[23:21] <bertfo> I just created a usb boot disk with 11.04-server iso with unetbootin however when attempting to boot off the drive it just displays "boot error" anyone had this problem? could the usb drive being a u3 drive have anything to do with this?
[23:22] <kypor> one is DVI and the other VGA, both are same resolution
[23:22] <gothicjunk> http://thisisthecountdown.com/ isn't rendering properly in any of my browsers just lettin a webmaster know
[23:22] <Tohuw> Jasonn: sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock.OLD
[23:22] <aamit1> hey guys could anyone help me install a lamp server?
[23:22] <frank1234> bertfo: are you sure your pc supports usb booting?
[23:22] <gothicjunk> ive tried it on 3 different computers
[23:22] <edbian> aamit1: did you install ubuntu yet?
[23:22] <bertfo> frank1234: yes
[23:22] <gothicjunk> its a garbled mess
[23:22] <daftykins> acidrain: that might break openoffice later then, but i doubt that's too important to you right now!
[23:22] <rapage> 
[23:22] <Jasonn> Tohuw: Same problem (did taht, and then tried to install something)
[23:23] <rapage> frank1234, no it didn't work
[23:23] <rapage> the caracter I want is 1/2
[23:23] <acidrain> I never use OO on this machine. I never even log into Xwindows
[23:23] <rapage> ½
[23:23] <frank1234> rapage: what character does it give you?
[23:23] <Jasonn> kypor: Then that is yer problem. If you can get it to show up there, you can fix it.
[23:23] <frank1234> oh wait
[23:23] <frank1234> got it?
[23:23] <rapage> no I don't know the combination
[23:23] <frank1234> i cant see the first one...im not in ubuntu right now
[23:24] <gothicjunk> acidrain, Xorg
[23:24] <acidrain> aamit1: what do you need help with RE: lamp?
[23:24] <acidrain> right, xorg
[23:24] <aamit1> edbian: yeah, I run sudo apt-get install apache2
[23:24] <gothicjunk> Windows tm is owned by Microsoft lol
[23:24] <aamit1> acidrain: I go to localhost in my browser and get 403 forbidden error
[23:24] <edbian> aamit1: that's the apache  bit you need mysql and php to have lamp
[23:24] <beta0x64> gothicjunk, you mean Windows®
[23:24] <edbian> aamit1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[23:24] <gothicjunk> lol @ beta0x64
[23:25] <Tohuw> Jasonn: 'sudo ps ax|grep synaptic && sudo ps ax|grep apt && sudo ps ax|grep software-center' returns what?
[23:25] <acidrain> allrighty, think I ripped out enough openoffice.
[23:25] <TaDa> doesn't alt-0189 give you a 'half'?
[23:25] <gothicjunk> ya know 64 bit Ubuntu still sucks as of the RTM the "enhansed 32 bit" still doesnt let me use 32 bit .deb files
[23:26] <Jasonn> Tohuw:   501 pts/1    S+     0:00 grep --color=auto synaptic|  504 pts/1    S+     0:00 grep --color=auto apt|  507 pts/1    S+     0:00 grep --color=auto software-center
[23:26] <Jasonn> Tohuw: Also, its ubuntu server
[23:27] <aamit1> edbian: I run sudo tasksel install lamp-server and still get 403 trying to go to localhost
[23:27] <Tohuw> Jasonn: okay, then none of them are running. That is a good thing. Since this is ubuntu server, please join #ubuntu-server, I will discuss this furtheer with you there.
[23:27] <edbian> aamit1: sudo service apache2 start
[23:27] <edbian> aamit1: (an educated guess)
[23:28] <TaDa> Anyone know a simple link to get my laptop running 10.04 to expose the wired ip connection on eth0 as an access point using the wifi card?
[23:28] <aamit1> edbian: responds with still running, and refreshing localhost still gives 403
[23:28] <edbian> aamit1: ps -e | grep apache
[23:28] <edbian> aamit1: what's that say?
[23:28] <joelwallis> TaDa, are you using server edition or desktop edition?
[23:28] <TaDa> server i think
[23:28] <frank1234> rapage: ok so i went into keyboard settings, layouts, options, compose key position and set one
[23:28] <aamit1> edbian: http://paste.ubuntu.com/705674/
[23:29] <frank1234> then [compose key]+1+2 works perfectly
[23:29] <edbian> aamit1: do you have anything in /var/www/   ?
[23:29] <acidrain> aamit1: ls -a /var/www/
[23:29] <frank1234> i did it all in a weblive ubuntu:D
[23:30] <aamit1> acidrain, edbian: I have a 2 folders in there from PHP projects I tried to create in netbeans
[23:30] <TaDa> actually, no, its xubuntu upgraded to gnome
[23:30] <aamit1> and an index.html file that I read somewhere to put in
[23:30] <aamit1> I've been googling this error
[23:30] <edbian> aamit1: what are the permissions of those files ?
[23:30] <aamit1> how do I check?
[23:30] <edbian> aamit1: I think the permissions are wrong on those files
[23:30] <edbian> aamit1: ls -l /var/www/
[23:31] <ichiromenu> hey i had a linux question
[23:31] <aamit1> edbian: http://paste.ubuntu.com/705675/
[23:31] <ichiromenu> how much does it cost?  is it expensive?
[23:31] <edbian> ichiromenu: It is free
[23:31] <edbian> mmm
[23:31] <aamit1> edbian: should I try deleting all these files?
[23:32] <DustyMonk> ichiromenu: "free as in free beer"
[23:32] <ichiromenu> edbian--is that why linux can't do anything?
[23:32] <w30> rapage, ½  U+00BD VULGAR FRACTION ONE HALF  General Character Propertie  In Unicode since: 1.1 Unicode category: Number, Other  Various Useful Representations  UTF-8: 0xC2 0xBD UTF-16: 0x00BD C octal escaped UTF-8: \302\275XML decimal entity: &#189;Annotations and Cross ReferencesNotes: • bar may be horizontal or slantedApproximate equivalents: • <fraction> U+0031 DIGIT ONE U+2044 FRACTION SLASH U+0032 DIGIT TWO
[23:32] <edbian> aamit1: what if you do this: sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/*    (this is not correct permissions but it will allow us to test if permissions are a problem)
[23:32] <edbian> aamit1: do not delete them
[23:32] <edbian> ichbinder: can't do anything?
[23:32] <DustyMonk> ichigo: both Wall Street and CERN use linux, thank you
[23:32] <edbian> ichbinder: It can do lots of things!
[23:32] <aamit1> edbian: I run that command and still 403 error accessing localhost.
[23:32] <edbian> aamit1: You're use of pastebin is speedy and delightful! :D
[23:33] <edbian> aamit1: does ls -l /var/www/   show different things after running that command?
[23:33] <edbian> your*
[23:33] <aamit1> edbian: thx ^^ used to asking for help for Java and C haha
[23:33] <acidrain> might have to check permissions on the www folder too
[23:33] <DustyMonk> ichbinder: both Wall Street and CERN use linux, thank you
[23:33] <dorkmafia1> how do i find out what the latest version of the jdk/jre is available using apt-get? :)
[23:33] <edbian> aamit1: :)
[23:33] <edbian> acidrain: good guess! :D
[23:33] <edbian> aamit1: ls -l /var | grep www
[23:34] <jrib> dorkmafia1: apt-cache policy PACKAGE
[23:34] <jrib> !java > dorkmafia1
[23:35] <aamit1> edbian: here's the orginal permissions I had from /var/www http://paste.ubuntu.com/705675/ and here's the permissions after I ran the chmod command, http://paste.ubuntu.com/705677/
[23:35] <aamit1> edbian: as for ls -l /var | grep www, it outputs drwxr-xr-x  4 root root  4096 2011-10-08 17:19 www
[23:35] <edbian> aamit1: so the command worked but what is the permissions of the actual www folder now is the question.  either show me ls -la /var/www/ or ls -l /var/ | grep www
[23:36] <edbian> aamit1: on
[23:36] <dorkmafia1> ok thanks :)
[23:36] <edbian> aamit1: mmm... not a permissions error...
[23:37] <aamit1> edbian: when I run the ls -la /var/www/ it shows the contents of /www/ in green (the 2 folders and one file). when I run -l /var/  | grep www it shows the 'www' in red
[23:37] <aamit1> edbian: does that matter?
[23:37] <SejmL> Is there a way to reset the never show this bug report again option?
[23:38] <edbian> aamit1: I don't know what the colors mean.  I read the permission bits (the rwx string)
[23:38] <aamit1> edbian: is there any command I can run to verify the lamp package was installed correctly?
[23:38] <edbian> aamit1: And all the permissions look ok now
[23:38] <edbian> aamit1: I'm just trying to see if apache is working at this point.  What's in the index.html file there?  Make something that is pure html
[23:38] <acidrain> aamit1: what does the <directory section look like for /var/www in your apache configs?
[23:39] <dorkmafia1> how do i find out what veresion of ubuntu i installed =B
[23:39] <edbian> aamit1: Are you trying to view the website from this server or from some other computer?
[23:39] <edbian> dorkmafia1: cat /etc/issue  ?
[23:39] <DustyMonk> dorkmafia1: lsb_release -a
[23:39] <edbian> =B
[23:40] <aamit1> edbian: here's my index.html http://paste.ubuntu.com/705680/. I'm not sure what you mean but I'm trying to access localhost on the computer I installed the lamp on
[23:40] <aamit1> acidrain: how do I check that?
[23:40] <edbian> aamit1: Does the lamp server have a gui ?
[23:40] <DustyMonk> aamit1: surf to 127.0.0.1
[23:40] <aamit1> DustyMonk: 403
[23:41] <aamit1> edbian: not sure...
[23:41] <DustyMonk> 127.0.0.1 = localhost
[23:41] <edbian> aamit1: you're not sure?  Do you know what a gui is?
[23:41] <aamit1> DustyMonk: what you told me is same as locahost? yeah.
[23:41] <edbian> DustyMonk: he gets a 403 forbidden message when browsing localhost or 127.0.0.1
[23:41] <aamit1> edbian: yeah I do but I just ran the command I saw here to install it
[23:41] <aamit1> edbain: was trying to follow these instructions, http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/php/configure-php-environment-ubuntu.html#lamp
[23:41] <edbian> aamit1: the command to install what?
[23:42] <aamit1> edbian: the lamp packages.
[23:42] <acidrain> aamit1: I'm a little fuzzy with how it works. In apache it's in /etc/apache/http.conf. Not sure for apache2
[23:42] <edbian> aamit1: So you do have a GUI on this machine or not?
[23:42] <aamit1> edbian: oh yeah ofc, I thought you meant was there some gui I could bring up the software in,
[23:42] <aamit1> edbian: or I'm just completely wrong but yeah, I do have GUI ofc ^^
[23:43] <dorkmafia1> jrlib, I just did this openjdk-6-jre-headless is that correct?
[23:43] <lfender> how do i get my tasck bar back on the bottom of ubluntu desk top so i can minninmize my stuff
[23:44] <edbian> aamit1: oh, no no.  Mmmm   thinking
[23:44] <aamit1> acidrain: here's the contents of httpd.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/705681/
[23:44] <rapage> w30, you're funny
[23:44] <frank1234> rapage: did my way work?
[23:45] <edbian> aamit1: Have you edited any of apache2's config files ?
[23:45] <rapage> I didn't ask for 1/2 explicitly
[23:45] <rapage> but the one caracter combination
[23:45] <rapage> yea the key composition
[23:45] <aamit1> edbian: if I open a text file in the terminal how can I divorce it from the terminal so I can run more commands?
[23:45] <frank1234> rapage: but you set up the compose key right?
[23:45] <aamit1> edbian: or do I just need to open a new terminal?
[23:45] <edbian> aamit1: you mean with gedit ?  or nano ?  (you can't, next time you start it use gedit& /some/text/file)
[23:46] <rapage> yea it did
[23:46] <beta0x64> aamit1,  you must either use screen (man screen) or you must open a new tab in Terminal
[23:46] <frank1234> rapage: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GtkComposeTable
[23:46] <frank1234> for any other characters you need
[23:46] <acidrain> aamit1: what about /etc/apache2/sites-available/default
[23:47] <edbian> aamit1: can you pastebin tail -f /path/to/apache/error.logs
[23:49] <frank1234> rapage: is that what you need? or am i not getting you?
[23:49] <aamit1> acidrain:  here's the /sites-available/default file http://paste.ubuntu.com/705682/
[23:49] <aamit1> edbian: I can't find that file...
[23:50] <aamit1> acidrain: but I followed these instructions earlier so, http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/php/configure-php-environment-ubuntu.html#specifyDocumentRoot
[23:50] <edbian> aamit1: /var/log/apache2/error.log
[23:50] <edbian> aamit1: I replaced it in my head :)
[23:51] <rapage> frank1234, I wanted to find the preinstalled key combination
[23:52] <aamit1> edbian: here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/705684/
[23:52] <rapage> frank1234, but composing one is as good I guess
[23:52] <trojaner> gentoo
[23:52] <edbian> aamit1: what is trying to access / ?
[23:52] <edbian> aamit1: mmmm, maybe it means /var/www/  = /
[23:52] <w30> aamit1, use cat if you have enough scroll back for the file length
[23:53] <aamit1> edbian: I'm guessing that's just me trying to access localhost?
[23:53] <aamit1> w30: use cat on what?...I don't even know what cat is
[23:53] <edbian> aamit1: yes (client is 127.0.0.1)
[23:53] <edbian> aamit1: cat on the error file  (cat shows you a file in this case)
[23:54] <Shaba1> Hello all
[23:54] <Shaba1> I have wubi installed on this laptop
[23:54] <Shaba1> would it affect the bois?
[23:54] <edbian> Shaba1: the bois  no
[23:54] <acidrain> aamit1: just a shot in the dark, but I have a trailing / on my documentroot, yours does not
[23:54] <w30> aamit1, cat <flename> outputs the text in the file into the terminal and returns to the prompt
[23:54] <Shaba1> Hmmm
[23:54] <Shaba1> ok
[23:55] <Shaba1> for some reason my bios does not want to boot from a usb key
[23:55] <Shaba1> It use to
[23:55] <Shaba1> but now it will not
[23:56] <aamit1> w30: here's the output of cat /var/log/apache2/error.log http://paste.ubuntu.com/705687/
[23:56] <DustyMonk> w30: cat displays the content of a text file
[23:56] <acidrain> aamit1:         DocumentRoot /var/www/
[23:56] <frank1234> Shaba1: im pretty sure its not wubi's fault...check your bios settings to see if anything usb-boot related is off
[23:56] <frank1234> and it could also be the usb key os itself
[23:56] <w30> aamit1, shift pageup schrolls back towards the beginning of the output
[23:56] <frank1234> but i dont think wubi would do anything to the bios
[23:56] <aamit1> acidrain: ok let me try changing that. but I already performed some instructions listed http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/php/configure-php-environment-ubuntu.html#specifyDocumentRoot so should I modify the mysite file instead?
[23:57] <edbian> aamit1: gksudo gedit /var/log/apache2/error.log
[23:57] <edbian> aamit1: Your not getting all of it
[23:58] <aamit1> edbian: sorry, here's the output of that command. http://paste.ubuntu.com/705688/ - looks the same
[23:58] <edbian> aamit1: mmm
[23:59] <acidrain> Holy crap. I could have rebuilt this FTP server in the time it is taking to update all these packages.
[23:59] <frank1234> rapage: i found it in the character map...the script is "common", but im not sure which one is the key combination