[03:41] <AlexForce22> hi guys
[03:41] <AlexForce22> any linux coders here
[05:25] <Space-Duck> When I edit a file in gedit (gedit ~/.fluxbox/menu &), I get the following error message:  Gdk-CRITICAL **: gdk_window_get_pointer: assertion `GDK_IS_WINDOW (window)' failed
[05:25] <Space-Duck> What does that mean?
[05:27] <Space-Duck> Everything works fine, I just don't understand why I receive the message
[05:27] <holstein> Space-Duck: i wouldnt worry about it.. AFAIK, those are just messages, not necessarily errors
[05:28] <holstein> launch anything from the terminal, and you'll more than likely see something scary looking ;)
[14:25] <Airward> Hello, I can't mount my usb mp3 player anymore, it says not authorized. And it used to work, when I had ubuntu 11.10 without encripted home folder.
[14:29] <holstein> Airward: so.. you *had* ubuntu 11.10 without encrypted /home? and now you have ubuntu 11.10 *with* encrypted /home?
[14:29] <Airward> y
[14:29] <Airward> i still dont really understand how it works
[14:31] <holstein> Airward: i say, choose your battles, and take things one at a time... either read about encryption, or make the device mount
[14:32] <holstein> Airward: sometimes its just permissions issues
[14:33] <holstein> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB#Manually_Mounting
[14:33] <Sidewinder1> Airward, Just out of curiosity, why do you feel that you 'need' an encrypted /home?
[14:33] <holstein> Sidewinder1: i went to it this last time for security... if i lose my laptop
[14:34] <Sidewinder1> Or were you just playing with or exploring encryption?
[14:34] <Sidewinder1> Lost/stolen lappy; that makes sense.
[14:35] <holstein> i hope
[14:35] <holstein> i havent gotten around to trying it... faking the scenario and seeing how it works
[14:36] <Sidewinder1> I was just wondering why Airward encrypted his..
[14:37] <Sidewinder1> Perhaps the same reason as you.
[14:50] <Airward> I was kinda exploring, was reading about it earlier a bit, and when i was installing ubuntu again, i just chose encript to see where that will get me...
[14:50] <Airward> Link helped
[14:51] <Airward> it does not mount usb auto couse of encryption?
[14:54] <holstein> Airward: not sure, now you know it is capable of booting, and you can go from there
[14:54] <holstein> i woudnt think the encryption would be the issue
[14:55] <holstein> i have automount working with encryption just fine
[15:00] <coalwater> i have a domain on a vps, i want to access the virtual host using ip, i remember it used to be "ip.ip.ip.ip/~username" is that correct? becuase it's not working, do i need to enable something in apache or what?
[15:00] <Airward> holstein, thanks.
[15:03] <holstein> coalwater: depends on the setup.. my box is like... http://ipaddress ..then i see apache
[15:03] <coalwater> well, http://72.29.68.228 what do i do from here
[15:04] <coalwater> this server has cpanel
[15:04] <holstein> coalwater: on what port?
[15:04] <coalwater> cpanel? default cpanel port
[15:05] <holstein> try http://72.29.68.228:2082/
[15:05] <holstein> i get a login there... not sure if thats what you need though
[15:05] <coalwater> i know, this isn't the problem
[15:06] <coalwater> this server has several domains
[15:07] <coalwater> i want to access one by ip/user
[15:07] <coalwater> instead of domain name
[15:09] <holstein> you have to have it setup that way on the backend AFAIK
[15:18] <coalwater> holstein: any idea what do i need to enable/ setup
[15:22] <holstein> coalwater: i feel like it depends on the server and the hosting, but im not familiar enough to definitively comment
[15:24] <Airward> how can I see if I have or do not have permision to mount usb player and how to change it?
[15:25] <holstein> Airward: i would probably just try mounting as normal user
[15:25] <coalwater> it should auto mount most of the time
[15:27] <Airward> yeah, it used to, holstein  gave me a link how to manually mount it, but when i umount it I have to do this manualy again every time...
[15:27] <Airward> what do you mean "normal" user?
[15:27] <Airward> I have only one user... So it sound like "normal" user to me
[15:30] <holstein> Airward: did you sudo umount it?
[15:30] <holstein> if so, thats not mounting as normal user... i would just umount it, and try writing to it
[15:30] <holstein> if you can, you have permissions
[15:32] <Airward> mount: only root can do that
[15:33] <Airward> i tried to mount now as a user
[15:33] <holstein> hmmm... maybe thats a valid message though
[15:34] <holstein> Airward: are you up to date with upgrades?
[15:34] <holstein> what mp3 player is this?
[15:34] <holstein> i really think the encryption is *not* the issue
[15:35] <Airward> it might not be, but I absolutely have no idea what can (couse it use to work alright...)
[15:35] <Airward> logic
[15:35] <Airward> logik*
[15:38] <holstein> Airward: well, are you up to date with package updates?
[15:38] <holstein> kernel updates could cause that, the way some sandisk mp3players are setup can do that
[15:38] <Airward> it says software up to date
[15:39] <Airward> i found this on the link you gave
[15:39] <Airward> Configuring Automounting
[15:39] <Airward> To enable or disable automount open a terminal and type gconf-editor followed by the [Enter] key.
[15:39] <Airward> Browse to /apps/nautilus/preferences/media_automount.
[15:39] <holstein> Airward: did you mess with it? before or after you came here?
[15:39] <Airward> but there is no /apps/nautilus/preferences/media_automount
[15:40] <holstein> Airward: if you have another USB stick, see that that auto mounts
[15:40] <Airward> before
[15:40] <holstein> if you have another machine, see that the (still to be named) mp3 player automounts there
[15:40] <Airward> my friends creative zen does not mount as well
[15:41] <holstein> yes, but that is an mp3 player, what about just a USB stick?
[15:41] <Airward> no, I dont have usb stick
[15:42] <holstein> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1868803
[15:42] <holstein> i dont think ^^ that is helpful actually
[15:46] <Airward> do you know anything about this? -->The media_automount key controls whether to automatically mount media. If set to true, then Nautilus will automatically mount media such as user-visible hard disks and removable media on start-up and media insertion.
[15:47] <Airward> i cant find media_automount
[15:47] <Airward> just /apps/nautilus/preferences/media_autorun_x_content_ignore
[15:47] <holstein> Airward: i dont have an 11.10 install of normal ubuntu right now to test with
[15:48] <Airward> and /apps/nautilus/preferences/media_autorun_x_content_open_folder
[15:48] <holstein> Airward: just keep track of what you edit there and know how to revert if you make changes
[15:50] <Sidewinder1> Airward, Rename 'file' to 'fileback' than you'll always have a fallback if the new 'file' causes problems.
[15:52] <Airward> thanks
[15:53] <lalatenduM>  Airward: I have 11.10 installed ..let me what do you want to confirm/test
[15:53] <holstein> lalatenduM: you cant though... unless you have the (still to be named) usb device that Airward has
[15:53] <lalatenduM> yup u r right
[15:53] <holstein> :/
[15:53] <lalatenduM> i dont have the USB device..just read that
[15:54] <lalatenduM> :)
[15:54] <holstein> you can see if you have an automount in gconf-editor
[15:54] <holstein> see if its been renamed or moved
[15:54] <lalatenduM> ok
[15:57] <lalatenduM> holstein: Gconf editor is not a default in 11.10
[15:57] <holstein> lalatenduM: that explains it
[15:57] <lalatenduM> i am installing it noe
[15:57] <lalatenduM> now*
[15:58] <holstein> can you help Airward figure out where the automount settings are in unity?
[15:58] <lalatenduM> yup...no prob
[15:59] <holstein> Airward: ping... lalatenduM has 11.10, and is looking around for the automount settings let lalatenduM know if you *dont* need this information.. thanks
[15:59] <Airward> k
[16:00] <Airward> thanks again
[16:00] <lalatenduM> Airward: i am looking for the setting in 11.10
[16:00] <lalatenduM> will let you know
[16:02] <lalatenduM> Airward: http://www.upubuntu.com/2011/09/how-to-turn-off-automount-feature-of.html
[16:02] <lalatenduM> you need to do the opposite
[16:03] <Airward>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[16:03] <Airward> /dev/sdb1   *          32    15994879     7997424    b  W95 FAT32
[16:03] <Airward> thats what I got after sudo fdisk -l
[16:04] <lalatenduM> hmm
[16:04] <lalatenduM> i guess its ur usb disk
[16:04] <lalatenduM> just try the link i have given
[16:05] <Airward> oh i havent seen it. just a sec. thnx.
[16:07] <lalatenduM> make sure that you haven't selected the last selection "Never prompt for **"
[16:10] <Airward> yeah, I knew where to find this and it was not selected (still is not)...
[16:11] <holstein> Airward: the USB device should show up in sudo fdisk -l
[16:12] <holstein> i would confirm that the device is auto mounting on another machine
[16:12] <holstein> makes me think its an issue with that (still to be named) usb mp3 player
[16:14] <Airward> it is Logik (i already said so) and i pasted results of sudo ldisk -l for it
[16:15] <Airward> Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[16:15] <Airward> /dev/sdb1   *          32    15994879     7997424    b  W95 FAT32
[16:15] <holstein> Airward: i see that now, but i didnt know that was what you were refering to
[16:15] <Airward> sr
[16:15] <holstein> Airward: OK.. so if its showing up there, and its able to me mounted, and not auto mounting, id say look for a bug report, and if there is not one, start one
[16:15] <holstein> not much to be done about it though
[16:17] <hobgoblin> Airward: I would make sure it's unplugged - go to log file viewer - then plug it in and see what messages it gets - I'd look in messages and syslog to start with - might give a clue as to what's going on
[16:18] <hobgoblin> pastebin anything that looks untoward
[16:19] <lalatenduM> yup..the messages from /var/log/syslog will be helpful
[16:20] <lalatenduM> seems like other people have issue with USB too..here is one..http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1868803
[16:21] <Airward> problem is it used to work on 11.10
[16:22] <lalatenduM> ohh..I thought you are facing this issue in 11.10..
[16:22] <coalwater> what's gitosis? and what's it for
[16:22] <holstein> Airward: you are in 11.10 right?
[16:22] <Airward> yeah
[16:23] <holstein> it used to work on a box that you are implying the only difference is you now have encryption
[16:23] <holstein> but, i dont think thats what is causing the issue
[16:24] <Airward> I am trying to remember evereything else I did after installing, but can't think of anything...
[16:25] <hobgoblin> Airward: lets just see if anything shows in syslog
[16:25] <holstein> Airward: you can try the live CD you used to install with, and confirm that the logik device is still automounting as expected there
[16:25] <holstein> Airward: i would look in syslog, and anywhere else hobgoblin suggests as well
[16:26] <Airward> only other change I made was to change automatik login  on user acc (and now I cant change it back...)
[16:26] <Airward> at least not the same way
[16:26] <holstein> hmmm, i know i have run into an issue where, when auto-login was enabled, wifi access points would not auto-join til i put in a password
[16:27] <holstein> or made some other changes
[16:27] <holstein> thats plausible... more plausible than the encryption i think
[16:27] <holstein> still, you should see that in the log i would expect
[16:29] <Airward> log wier is blan :/
[16:29] <hobgoblin> completely?
[16:30] <lalatenduM> thats odd
[16:30] <Airward> how can I change automatik login again?
[16:30] <Airward> yeah i know
[16:30] <hobgoblin> Airward: can you open a terminal and paste this command into it        cat /var/log/syslog |tail
[16:31] <Airward> I Oct 30 16:06:24 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 lightdm: pam_ecryptfs: pam_sm_authenticate: /home/marius is already mounted
[16:31] <Airward> Oct 30 16:06:24 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 acpid: client 15631[0:0] has disconnected
[16:31] <Airward> Oct 30 16:06:24 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 acpid: client 12747[0:0] has disconnected
[16:31] <Airward> Oct 30 16:06:24 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 acpid: client connected from 15631[0:0]
[16:31] <Airward> Oct 30 16:06:24 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 acpid: 1 client rule loaded
[16:31] <Airward> Oct 30 16:17:01 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 CRON[12952]: (root) CMD (   cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly)
[16:31] <Airward> Oct 30 16:20:21 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 kernel: [241721.382146] TCP: Possible SYN flooding on port 6881. Sending cookies.
[16:31] <Airward> Oct 30 16:30:30 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 dhclient: DHCPREQUEST of 192.168.0.23 on wlan0 to 192.168.0.1 port 67
[16:31] <Airward> Oct 30 16:30:31 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 dhclient: DHCPACK of 192.168.0.23 from 192.168.0.1
[16:31] <Airward> Oct 30 16:30:31 marius-RV410-RV510-S3510-E3510 dhclient: bound to 192.168.0.23 -- renewal in 1486 seconds.
[16:32] <holstein> Airward: in the future, use http://paste.ubuntu.com/ for this ^^
[16:32] <holstein> so as not to flood the channel :)
[16:32] <Airward> ok
[16:35] <lalatenduM> Airward: keep the terminal for  cat /var/log/syslog |tail , then takeout the USB and again insert it...then copy the output of cat /var/log/syslog |tail in http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[16:37] <Airward> http://paste.ubuntu.com/723427/
[16:39] <lalatenduM> Airward: thanks..i am looking in toit
[16:40] <Airward> http://paste.ubuntu.com/723431/
[16:40] <Airward> sorry
[16:40] <Airward> I thin thats what you asked for
[16:42] <asterismo> hi people
[16:42] <Airward> OK, thanks guys, I have to go to work now... :/ I'll have to try to solve this later
[16:42] <asterismo> how do i set lxde session by default in oneiric?
[16:42] <asterismo> i found either gnome3 and unity very slow and choppy
[16:43] <asterismo> lxde is very fine
[16:43] <holstein> asterismo: for me, i just selected it in the gui at login, and it uses that session the next time as well
[16:43] <lalatenduM> Airward : talk to u later..BTW i don't see anything related to USB in syslog
[16:44] <asterismo> but i select that session and always enters in unity
[16:44] <holstein> /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf and change user-session=
[16:44] <holstein> ^^ maybe?
[16:44] <lalatenduM> asterismo: yup..select lxde in the login screen once..it will default login for u unless you change it
[16:45] <Airward> lalatenduM,  I pasted 2nd link
[16:45] <Airward> i thin 1st was wrong
[16:46] <lalatenduM> Airward: ohh..i didn't see that
[16:46] <lalatenduM> let m elook
[16:46] <Airward> http://paste.ubuntu.com/723431/
[16:47] <lalatenduM>  hmmm
[16:47] <lalatenduM> something is odd
[16:48] <lalatenduM> when i connecta USB the syslog is like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/723445/
[16:53] <lalatenduM> Airward: do you have ntfs-config package....try sudo apt-get install ntfs-config
[17:00] <asterismo> i installed "lxde" package via apt-get and (i have set up automatic login), when i restart the machine it logs into unity again, i have to log out and re login in lxde, and then reboots and unity again
[17:03] <asterismo> i tried editing this file "gksudo gedit /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf"
[17:03] <lalatenduM> asterismo: yeah it working little odd 4 u
[17:03] <asterismo> but i tried replacing unity by lxde, or lxsession
[17:03] <lalatenduM> once you select lxde while login..it should login to lxde nect time
[17:03] <asterismo> but it always logs in unity or gnome3
[17:04] <asterismo> other odd behavior is that shuts down and logs out takes lot of time, both gnome3 and unity, lxde logs out and shuts down/reboots inmediately
[17:05] <lalatenduM> asterismo: what is ur Ubuntu version?
[17:05] <asterismo> anyway what entry should i put in etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf for lxde session?
[17:05] <asterismo> oneiric
[17:05] <asterismo> i386
[17:08] <lalatenduM> asterismo: I am not familiar with etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf..let me see if I can get some information
[17:09] <asterismo> maybe someone here knows, thanks anyway, i'm still searching
[17:12] <lalatenduM> asterismo: see this...http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1806657&page=2
[17:19] <asterismo> i'll read it
[17:19] <asterismo> thanks
[17:22] <mojo706> hello guys lots of other users not from here have a problem when after they upgrade they cant install Ubuntu One any answers on why
[17:23] <mojo706> It gets stuck when almost done installing
[17:24] <coalwater> why do u need to install it, isn't it installed by default
[17:24] <coalwater> ok im leaving work but i'll get back soon
[17:25] <coalwater> hm
[17:25] <coalwater> sry wrong channel lol
[17:26] <coalwater> mojo706: u shoudl find ubuntu one in the messaging menu
[17:31] <mojo706> was uninstalled
[17:32] <mojo706> Im on Gnome and I cannot see messaging menu
[17:40] <holstein> mojo706: maybe something is broken... theres a 'fix broken packages' in the menu in synaptic
[17:40] <holstein> you can run sudo apt-get update, and sudo apt-get upgrade in the terminal and usually get some helpful output as to what the issue is
[17:41] <holstein> sometimes the install/uninstall can be interrupted
[18:09] <lalatenduM> byye bye guys..
[20:18] <oldos2er> just joined it
[20:19] <bodhi_zazen> welcom oldos2er , we are also on -team
[20:19] <bodhi_zazen> #ubuntu-beginners-team
[20:19] <nothingspecial> hi oldos2er
[20:19] <oldos2er> hi
[20:19] <nlsthzn> o/
[20:27] <ppadmick> hi all
[20:28] <ppadmick> any 1 here?
[20:29] <ppadmick> no?
[20:30] <holstein> ppadmick: sure.. if you get a minute.. check out the topic here and just go for it if you have a question, or check out one of the OT channels for chat :)
[20:33] <ppadmick> ok well i have wubi and when i tryed to run ubuntu all i got was  a purple screen and nothing else any ideas
[20:35] <holstein> ppadmick: yup.. i think its going to be grahpics card related
[20:36] <holstein> ppadmick: you could make a CD, and try running ubuntu live from CD... try a few options like 'nomodeset'
[20:36] <holstein> you can read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia if you have nvidia hardware
[20:36] <ppadmick> im usin a live cd now
[20:37] <ppadmick> im intel graphics drive
[20:37] <holstein> hmmm usually intel is supported
[20:37] <holstein> ppadmick: so, you are in on the desktop from a live CD?
[20:38] <ppadmick> yup
[20:38] <holstein> not sure then... maybe it was a bad iso image that installed the wubi
[20:38] <holstein> you can try the recovery console from the wubi install
[20:39] <ppadmick> where is the recovery console?
[20:40] <holstein> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
[20:40] <holstein> i gotta run... good luck ppadmick :)
[20:42] <ppadmick> thanks 4 ur help
[20:55] <nothingspecial> ppadmick, you still there?
[20:55] <ppadmick> ya
[20:55] <nothingspecial> did you find recovery console?
[20:56] <ppadmick> im lookin at the website but im still confused
[20:57] <nothingspecial> I know nothing of wubi, but I know some who do
[20:57] <ppadmick> ok who
[20:58] <nothingspecial> Have you tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1639198
[21:02] <ppadmick> im a beginner so there talkin gibberish to me
[21:03] <nothingspecial> Post your question. The people who follow that thread will help :)
[21:04] <nothingspecial> ppadmick, in beginners terms if you ask
[22:21] <stlsaint> anyone use qemu here?