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qmr_ | from now on I'm justing using macs | 00:02 |
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qmr_ | this is bs | 00:02 |
ActionParsnip | qmr_: nobody cares | 00:03 |
qmr_ | ActionParsnip: I hope you get aids | 00:03 |
ActionParsnip | qmr_: it may happen, who knows | 00:04 |
qmr_ | it seems like turning off wifi "fixes" my problem | 00:04 |
qmr_ | if wifi driver is going to cause this bullshit, it should be blacklisted | 00:04 |
qmr_ | hey, fuck you buddy | 00:04 |
ActionParsnip | wasnt me | 00:04 |
reisio | maybe if he comes back in the future he can get banned by another version? :p | 00:05 |
qmr | WHAT'S UP NOW FAGGOTS | 00:05 |
qmr | HUH? | 00:05 |
qmr | YAE | 00:05 |
qmr | FUCK YOU | 00:05 |
qmr | fucking cunts | 00:05 |
qmr | GO GO BAN HAMMER | 00:05 |
qmr | COME ON | 00:05 |
ActionParsnip | charming child | 00:05 |
qmr | BRING IT | 00:05 |
apwbdjp | :) Lovely. | 00:05 |
Foxhoundz | Is there any reason why Ubuntu (and its derivatives) download/install language packs for no reason | 00:06 |
Foxhoundz | what are these language packs for? | 00:06 |
ActionParsnip | Foxhoundz: install localepurge and you can get rid | 00:06 |
dpb_ | people that don't speak english natively. :) | 00:06 |
Foxhoundz | dpb_: Well, why is it doing it without user permission | 00:06 |
Foxhoundz | or choice for that matter | 00:07 |
dpb_ | Foxhoundz: it's a pretty common practice with operating systems. Mac os x, windows, etc. Because a lot of people don't speak english, and you want to make it easy for them to use the O/S | 00:07 |
Foxhoundz | dpb_: Agreed. However, couldn't the install process simply ask the user to pick and choose which language pack to download in the first place? | 00:08 |
ActionParsnip | Foxhoundz: I believe it's somehow set when you install | 00:08 |
Foxhoundz | instead of downloading everything | 00:08 |
is_null | hi all, in the keyboard shortcuts window, i've selected a shortcut to edit and i hold ctrl a for a while but it doesn't change anything: the shortcut is still reported as "disabled". Any idea ? | 00:09 |
ActionParsnip | Foxhoundz: Its to make the system easier for non-techies | 00:09 |
Foxhoundz | ActionParsnip: That doesn't make sense | 00:09 |
Foxhoundz | You could just have a screen or a drop down control where you simply prompt the user for their specific language | 00:09 |
Foxhoundz | I don't see how that would be too difficult for the average joe to figure out | 00:09 |
ActionParsnip | Foxhoundz: yep, many other distros do have that, but the audience of ubuntu are non-technical users, so the installer is as simple as possible | 00:10 |
dpb_ | Foxhoundz: sorry... can't help you on the why questions. beyond what I've already said. :) | 00:10 |
Foxhoundz | The developers are out of touch with the community. | 00:10 |
Foxhoundz | Anyway, back to installing Linux Mint | 00:11 |
ActionParsnip | Mint'scommunity is tiny compared to Ubunus | 00:11 |
Foxhoundz | Well Mint is somewhat of a fork of Ubuntu | 00:11 |
dpb_ | Yes, I for one am very happy about multilingual support in ubuntu, opens it up to more users, which is very cool. | 00:12 |
Foxhoundz | the packages are compatable with Ubuntu | 00:12 |
ActionParsnip | yes, and its not supported in the Ubuntu channels | 00:12 |
Foxhoundz | The install process is identical to Ubutnu | 00:12 |
ActionParsnip | Foxhoundz: still, its offtopic here | 00:12 |
Foxhoundz | I'm quite sure it is. That's why my question concerned Ubuntu | 00:13 |
ActionParsnip | !mint | 00:13 |
Foxhoundz | Which secretly addressed a Mint issue ;-) | 00:13 |
ActionParsnip | Foxhoundz: its not | 00:13 |
Foxhoundz | Yes, it is. | 00:13 |
Foxhoundz | Ubuntu DOES install language packs without permission | 00:13 |
Foxhoundz | which is carried over to mint | 00:13 |
ActionParsnip | its not supported here, it has its own channel | 00:13 |
apwbdjp | ActionParsnip, ubottu's still not back :'( | 00:14 |
Rotham | ActionParsnip: I'm logged in as root, and I have tried making the folder both within $HOME and outside | 00:14 |
Foxhoundz | ActionParsnip: Again, this is why my question concerned Ubuntu. | 00:14 |
ActionParsnip | Foxhoundz: is your question actually for mint? | 00:14 |
dpb_ | ActionParsnip: stop feeding him. :) | 00:14 |
Foxhoundz | ActionParsnip: As far as you're concerned, no. | 00:15 |
ActionParsnip | Rotham: strange, is the partition healthy | 00:15 |
Foxhoundz | To quote myself: (6:06:18 PM) Foxhoundz: Is there any reason why Ubuntu (and its derivatives) download/install language packs for no reason | 00:15 |
dpb_ | speaking of, dinner time for me. | 00:15 |
dpb_ | :) | 00:15 |
ActionParsnip | !ops | Foxhoundz wants support for mint and won't listen | 00:15 |
Foxhoundz | My question stated Ubuntu as the issue | 00:15 |
Rotham | ActionParsnip: It should be, but how can I tell? | 00:15 |
chrislabeard | can anyone link to me to a good tutorial for rsync and ssh. I'm able to login to ssh without using a password with my pub key but I'm unable to use rsync and ssh | 00:15 |
reisio | Foxhoundz: because people invariably want to change their languages with a single click | 00:15 |
ActionParsnip | Rotham: boot to liveCD and fsck | 00:15 |
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Rotham | its a vps | 00:15 |
reisio | Foxhoundz: the pricier versions of Windows also come with unnecessary language packs preinstalled | 00:15 |
Rotham | btw | 00:15 |
Rotham | dont think i can boot to liveCD | 00:16 |
pangolin | Foxhoundz: Please stop. Mint is not supported here. go ask in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.net | 00:16 |
Foxhoundz | For the 4th time (+) , my question concerned Ubiquity + Ubuntu | 00:16 |
Foxhoundz | I only mentioned Mint because it was based on Ubuntu | 00:16 |
Foxhoundz | let's not get carried away people | 00:16 |
mbeierl | Foxhoundz: either way, I don't think you'd be able to get an answer as to why Ubuntu installs language packs for no reason. Typically devs who make such decisions aren't in this channel... | 00:17 |
Foxhoundz | mbeierl: Thank you for your answer | 00:17 |
Foxhoundz | That actually helped. | 00:17 |
mbeierl | Foxhoundz: for what it was worth, you are welcome ;) | 00:18 |
Foxhoundz | It would be nice if someone close to the devs could drop a suggestion to change this behavior | 00:18 |
Foxhoundz | Its not pretty when you're on a metered bandwith | 00:18 |
pangolin | Foxhoundz: file a bug on launchpad.net | 00:18 |
reisio | Foxhoundz: how big are they altogether? | 00:18 |
mbeierl | Foxhoundz: that would actually be a bug report, or a suggestion in ... what's it called... brainstorm? | 00:18 |
reisio | brainstorm, is that short for wasting your time? | 00:19 |
pangolin | a bug report would be better | 00:19 |
Foxhoundz | reisio: I have no idea. I'm not sure where it saves the packs | 00:19 |
reisio | Foxhoundz: it's probably negligible | 00:20 |
reisio | text doesn't take up much space | 00:20 |
mbeierl | pangolin: for this, I can see it being worthy of a bug, but in general, "I would prefer" type of things usually start here: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/ | 00:20 |
Foxhoundz | is there a specific package for the language packs? | 00:20 |
reisio | dpkg -l | egrep -i 'lang|ling|i18n|l10n' might tell you | 00:21 |
mbeierl | Foxhoundz: indeed... I did a quick review of my installed languages and there are very few. Perhaps you could simple deselect those that you don't want. Or is this during the install process that it is doing a download that you do not want | 00:22 |
mbeierl | Foxhoundz: if so, something like an alternate install cd might be a better way to go. I did not have this issue when installing Natty, at least. | 00:22 |
Foxhoundz | mbeierl: This occurs when you're first installing Ubuntu with a network connection | 00:23 |
Foxhoundz | or else it just skips it | 00:23 |
mbeierl | Foxhoundz: I should clarify my earlier statement: I see literally tens of languages, but about 4 that are actually installed. | 00:23 |
mbeierl | Foxhoundz: I used a live usb for the install and was network connected and do not recall this happening to me. I too have limited bandwidth (not a bw cap, but just really slow) | 00:24 |
mbeierl | Foxhoundz: 11.11 or what version? | 00:24 |
apwbdjp | Foxhoundz, I've installed many times with an alternate cd, with a shared gprs connexion, it didn't download any extra language pack | 00:25 |
drulic | hello, how can i access a server using ssh and using a key? i always used putty on windows but i dunno how to do it here | 00:25 |
Foxhoundz | mbeierl: 11.10 | 00:25 |
mbeierl | Foxhoundz: that's what i meant ;) Just fat fingers. Ok, so I have not tried that one, and if that's the case, then it is a bug worthy of launchpad indeed. | 00:26 |
ActionParsnip | drulic: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys | 00:26 |
luis_ | hey, if anyone can help me, i need indications about how to troubleshoot a faulty hibernation in Oneiric Ocelot | 00:29 |
drulic | ActionParsnip: i was following that tutorial but i am not sure of how to proceed. I created my key and uploaded it to the server, but now what shall i do to connect? | 00:29 |
ActionParsnip | thats all i know | 00:30 |
reisio | luis_: so would anyone who could help you... what are the indications | 00:30 |
ActionParsnip | http://www.debuntu.org/ssh-key-based-authentication | 00:31 |
seekwill | Does anyone have a recommendation on a USB wifi card with great reception and works out of the box? | 00:31 |
mbeierl | drulic: from the command line, you specify the key to use with the -i flag like so: ssh -i key.pem user@server | 00:31 |
usacomputertec_ | Can someone tell me how to edit the gdm config files? | 00:31 |
usacomputertec_ | I need to remove "Ubuntu" = Unity as an option. | 00:31 |
luis_ | reisio whenever I click on hibernate or issue the hibernate command or the s2disk command, the screen goes black and then comes back to the normal screen again | 00:31 |
mbeierl | drulic: you can also use the ssh-agent to store the key and present it with subsequent connections, but if the -i works for you, it's easiest | 00:32 |
drulic | mbeierl: thanks i am gonna try it | 00:32 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: which release? | 00:32 |
usacomputertec_ | Hello | 00:32 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip I'm using xubuntu 11.10 and I'm removing everything xubuntu and installing gnome and gdm | 00:33 |
mbeierl | drulic: you're welcome. I've actually done quite a lot using ssh keys, so ask again if you hit a wall... | 00:33 |
usacomputertec_ | in hopes to avoid the Ubuntu bloat | 00:33 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: nice move | 00:33 |
reisio | luis_: s2disk doesn't give any errors? | 00:33 |
Scunizi | How do you find the package name of a widgit in kubuntu? It's the calculator widgit you can put on the screen. | 00:33 |
usacomputertec_ | the problem is Ubuntu's gdm package is configured to log into Unity by default, and I don't even want it in there. ActionParsnip | 00:33 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: look in /etc/gdm maybe | 00:34 |
reisio | luis_: maybe you should try using tuxonice instead of uswsusp | 00:34 |
usacomputertec_ | ok | 00:34 |
luis_ | i'll give it a try reisio, any particular advice? | 00:35 |
drulic | mbeierl: might be a stupid question but... where should i save my .pem key? i guess the desktop is not a save place :P | 00:35 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip it doesn't appear to contain any config files. Only bianary files. | 00:35 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: or try /etc/init/gdm.conf | 00:35 |
seekwill | drulic: ~/.porn/ | 00:35 |
mbeierl | drulic: the usual spot is in your home directory, under the ".ssh" directory (hidden in the Nautlus explorer by default) | 00:35 |
reisio | luis_: that was my advice :D | 00:36 |
usacomputertec_ | awesome lets try it | 00:36 |
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mbeierl | drulic: and it's also customary to set the permissions to "600", or owner read/write, everyone else access denied | 00:36 |
mbeierl | drulic: from a terminal "chmod 600 .ssh/key.pem" | 00:36 |
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drulic | mbeierl: thanks again | 00:38 |
mbeierl | drulic: also, I should mention in case you were not aware: on the server, the .ssh/authorized_keys file must be set to 600 or it will not be acceptable to the ssh server and it won't work | 00:38 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip no Gnome / unity stuff in there. | 00:38 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: does it have about autologin and such? | 00:39 |
mbeierl | drulic: or ... wait, that side was already set up, if i understood you correctly. you used it from putty before, just never linux. | 00:39 |
seekwill | mbeierl: I make those files 400 | 00:39 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip what are you talking about? | 00:39 |
mbeierl | seekwill: even better. I know that 600 is the bare minimum that ssh will accept | 00:40 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: the file I mentioned | 00:40 |
Azymuth | Hi all | 00:40 |
seekwill | mbeierl: I don't need to write to them very often, and I worry about some cases where some rogue app can write to it but not able to chmod it | 00:40 |
usacomputertec_ | I'll look at it again | 00:40 |
mbeierl | seekwill: it's a good practise | 00:40 |
mbeierl | practice? (spelling is overrated...) | 00:40 |
amstan | where are the kernel modules(.ko files) stored? | 00:41 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip it talks about auto-login in the instructions | 00:41 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip Wow it still uses xorg.conf | 00:42 |
usacomputertec_ | this might be stable | 00:42 |
usacomputertec_ | ;) | 00:42 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: some systems need it | 00:42 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip it's running /etc/environment | 00:43 |
ActionParsnip | amstan: /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel | 00:44 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: that is a place to put global settings for bash ect | 00:44 |
amstan | ActionParsnip: yeah, i got there, but i have this issue now: FATAL: Error inserting cdc_acm (/lib/modules/3.0.0-14-generic/kernel/drivers/usb/class/cdc-acm.ko): Invalid module format | 00:44 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip I opened the /etc/enviornment and it looks strange. Ya nothing to do with gdm conf | 00:44 |
CoJaBo | The system is repeatedly detecting a nonexistent drive /dev/sdf and assuming cache: write-thru- How do I disable this message so I can accessuse the system? | 00:45 |
ActionParsnip | amstan: I have it here in Precise | 00:46 |
amstan | ActionParsnip: have what? | 00:46 |
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ActionParsnip | amstan: /lib/modules/3.2.0-2-generic/kernel/drivers/usb/class/cdc-acm.ko | 00:47 |
amstan | ActionParsnip: i need it changed actually, trying to fix an issue | 00:47 |
amstan | that's why i'm recompiling | 00:47 |
amstan | but apparently i got the wrong version/arch | 00:47 |
amstan | i have 3.0.0-14-generic | 00:47 |
amstan | i did git checkout v3.0 to get the git source to be used in compiling my module | 00:47 |
drulic | mbeierl: yes u are right, i could access it using putty | 00:48 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip wouldn't you know it? I can't find any thing on Google that talks about this. | 00:48 |
tucemiux_mob | about time xchat was installed by default on ubuntu! | 00:48 |
mbeierl | drulic: then the simple -i should work for now. if you want to be lazy and not have to type it, there are ways... | 00:49 |
ActionParsnip | tucemiux_mob: empathy is tough | 00:49 |
* tucemiux_mob hates empathy | 00:49 | |
* mbeierl finds it tough to empathize indeed | 00:49 | |
tucemiux_mob | anyone else having a great experience with ubuntu? **everything** actually works now! | 00:50 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutoLogin#Enabling_AutoLogin_from_command_line | 00:50 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip and anyone else, here is another question. How do you install gnome-desktop without installing empathy and other stupid dependancies. | 00:50 |
drulic | mbeierl: right now im trying to log in using putty again on another computer...i forgot which was the actual key... got some .pem and some .ppk :P | 00:50 |
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luis_ | reisio tried to install tuxonice but i got this:http://paste.ubuntu.com/755552/ | 00:52 |
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tucemiux_mob | whats the package name for software center??? | 00:52 |
ActionParsnip | tucemiux_mob: software-center (american (incorrect) spelling) | 00:52 |
Emiru | is there page files on ubuntu like on windows ? | 00:53 |
ActionParsnip | Emiru: its your swap partition | 00:53 |
reisio | ActionParsnip: yeah but realy it's the French's fault, for pronouncing it wrong | 00:53 |
tucemiux_mob | whats the package name for software center? | 00:53 |
reisio | tucemiux_mob: you've been told... | 00:53 |
ActionParsnip | reisio: they made it first so I'd stand with them :) | 00:53 |
tucemiux_mob | reisi, sorry i keep getting disconnected :-( | 00:54 |
ActionParsnip | tucemiux_mob: i told you already | 00:54 |
tucemiux_mob | ActionParsnip, I missed your post! | 00:54 |
ActionParsnip | (00:52:57) ActionParsnip: tucemiux_mob: software-center | 00:54 |
ActionParsnip | my bad | 00:54 |
reisio | luis_: sounds like you have a dodgy mirror | 00:54 |
reisio | ActionParsnip: but they didn't :D | 00:54 |
luis_ | it could be that | 00:54 |
reisio | they mispronounce both the beginning and end, heh | 00:55 |
reisio | that's why French is so fun to speak | 00:55 |
luis_ | it's not the first time i have that problem | 00:55 |
reisio | luis_: 'fraid I don't use Debian enough to know what to do about that, but someone else in the channel probably knows | 00:55 |
ActionParsnip | reisio: its a great language to learn | 00:55 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip I have to create a program, just to make Gnome normal enough again so I can fix things. | 00:55 |
luis_ | ok thanks reisio! anyone can help me on troubleshoot an hibernating issue? | 00:56 |
lordjj | Hey, trying to install Cinepaint but can't get it to compile (cmake works, then make gives errors). Here's the error I get: http://paste.ubuntu.com/755555/ . Can anyone check it out? You can also download tarball here: www.cinepaint.org | 00:56 |
reisio | lordjj: compile? | 00:56 |
Technicus | Hello . . . can someone direct me to a resource/tutorial for setting up my own video conferencing server and client(s)? | 00:56 |
Emiru | ActionParsnip: Oh ok, thanks ! | 00:56 |
lordjj | reisio it's a tarball | 00:57 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip there is no System menu in Gnome, that's why I have to fix it :( | 00:57 |
reisio | lordjj: there's probably a deb somewhere | 00:57 |
Emiru | Also, ubuntu says I have 4 cores 2.4ghz, while I have 2 ? Windows use to show that too, I have a i5 2430M | 00:57 |
luca | Dear friends, someone of you knows PDO pho data objects? | 00:57 |
ActionParsnip | lordjj: which release are you using? | 00:57 |
lordjj | apparently not -not the latest version at least | 00:57 |
luca | could you advice to me some simple guides? | 00:58 |
lordjj | Natty | 00:58 |
lordjj | & cinepaint 1.0 | 00:58 |
reisio | bummer | 00:58 |
somsip | luca: join ##php | 00:58 |
reisio | Emiru: there's real cores and fake cores :) | 00:58 |
ActionParsnip | Emiru: its the HT thing, you have 4 fake cores | 00:58 |
reisio | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper-threading | 00:59 |
Emiru | ActionParsnip: Im guessing I have the performances of 2 anyway ? | 00:59 |
reisio | there's some debate as to whether you do yourself a favor by using the fake cores, but you can find that on your own :p | 00:59 |
Emiru | reisio: thanks for the link, I'll check it out | 00:59 |
ActionParsnip | Emiru: you have the performance of 4 afaik | 01:00 |
luca | I cannot join to php | 01:00 |
jmax | hi | 01:00 |
Emiru | ActionParsnip: Oh I didnt know that, thanks ! | 01:00 |
reisio | luca: /msg nickserv help register | 01:00 |
reisio | luca: /msg nickserv help identify | 01:00 |
usacomputertec_ | ActionParsnip no gdmsetup is installed, how do I get that? | 01:00 |
ActionParsnip | usacomputertec_: according to packages.ubuntu.com its not in oneiric but is in natty http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=natty&arch=any&searchon=contents&keywords=gdmsetup | 01:05 |
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Weems | How can I get the system and preferences menus back if using Gnome Classic on a recent upgrade to 11.10? | 01:06 |
arvut | !info sdl | 01:07 |
arvut | hmm | 01:07 |
arvut | what version of sdl is installed in 11.10รค | 01:08 |
arvut | ? | 01:08 |
lordjj | Hey, trying to install Cinepaint but can't get it to compile (cmake works, then make gives errors). Here's the error I get: http://paste.ubuntu.com/755555/ . I tried ./configure + make too: http://paste.ubuntu.com/755562/ . Can anyone check it out? You can also download tarball here: www.cinepaint.org | 01:08 |
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Weems | How can I get the system and preferences menus back if using Gnome Classic on a recent upgrade to 11.10? | 01:11 |
rhizmoe | Weems: i don't think they exist there | 01:12 |
Weems | .... | 01:12 |
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rhizmoe | i suppose it might matter which system and pref menus you're looking for, though. | 01:13 |
usacomputertec_ | Does anyone know where I can get gdmsetup? | 01:15 |
Weems | rhizmoe: like was in 11.10 | 01:15 |
Emiru | how do you check computer specs? | 01:15 |
Weems | where I could go to screen resolution, etc | 01:16 |
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Weems | I dont know why they are trying to make linux like windows, bloated and of no use to anyone | 01:16 |
reisio | Emiru: what are you looking for? | 01:16 |
Emiru | reisio: If my network card supports 5Ghz | 01:16 |
Emiru | not sure which I have | 01:17 |
reisio | lspci | grep -i net | 01:17 |
luis_ | reisio, i've used the main mirror, and made some advances... the hibernate dry run stops at "Executing LockFilePut..." and then nothing happens | 01:17 |
Emiru | reisio: Thanks a lot ! :) | 01:17 |
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luis_ | i'll leave it for some other day | 01:21 |
Emiru | Is there a channel for hardware ? | 01:23 |
reisio | Emiru: yes | 01:24 |
reisio | guess what its name is | 01:24 |
Emiru | oh easy one :P im switching to comp science and im not sure if my network card is good for it :3 | 01:25 |
reisio | Emiru: ffr (for less obviously-named channels) /msg alis list *foo*bar* | 01:25 |
Emiru | reisio: Thanks Ill take that in note ! | 01:26 |
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mbeierl | ? Where's ubottu? Has she gone belly up? | 01:27 |
usalabs | I'm confused, if Lucid LTS means Long Term Support, then how come all other distros have mono to >=2.10, and Lucid is still 2.4 | 01:27 |
Pici | mbeierl: ubottu.com is having issues. thus no ubottu, and why the floodbots are flopping around | 01:28 |
mbeierl | Pici: i was wondering about the floodbots... | 01:28 |
nd456 | Can anyone help me get my Rosewell gigabite card working? | 01:28 |
psusi | usalabs, support means critical bugs ( security ) are fixed, not every new update | 01:28 |
Pici | usalabs: because LTS means gauranteed security updates, not feature updates. | 01:28 |
usalabs | ahhh ok | 01:29 |
reisio | nd456: lspci | grep -i net | 01:29 |
usalabs | sooo, to get new feature updates, I would have to completely upgrade to the next version right? | 01:30 |
nd456 | <reisio> http://paste.ubuntu.com/755578/ | 01:30 |
reisio | usalabs: not necessarily | 01:31 |
reisio | usalabs: but that might take the least amount of effort | 01:31 |
reisio | nd456: ...didn't want to include the | grep -i net part? | 01:31 |
nd456 | reisio> sorry | 01:31 |
* reisio shrugs | 01:32 | |
seekwill | usalabs: The idea about LTS is having a stable platform. Introducing new features introduces new variables that need to be tested. | 01:32 |
reisio | nd456: sudo modprobe r8169 | 01:32 |
nd456 | reisio: http://paste.ubuntu.com/755582/ | 01:32 |
reisio | nd456: and add it to your /etc/modules list | 01:33 |
nd456 | Reisio: I was helped from you before... i do i need sudo for that edit? | 01:33 |
SoWhat | good evening! can you tell me, how to adjust screen brightness on Ubuntu?\ | 01:34 |
nd456 | <reisio> what do i add? | 01:34 |
SoWhat | I have HP 4530d and none of my Fn key combinations work | 01:34 |
SoWhat | 4530s | 01:34 |
Emiru | Can I create a partition with for example 100gb, leave it empty and install windows on it from restore CDs ? | 01:35 |
reisio | nd456: r8169 | 01:35 |
reisio | Emiru: yes | 01:36 |
reisio | Emiru: if you want to install Windows after installing Ubuntu, you will need this later on: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows | 01:36 |
Emiru | reisio: great ! Im not a guru(yet) with computers buts thats the best idea I came up with | 01:36 |
Emiru | reisio thanks for the link ! | 01:36 |
reisio | np | 01:37 |
Nfisher | Hi all! i just wanted to play a Youtube video via totem; but it gives me an Error: "GStreamer encountered a general supporting library error.".. whats wrong here? | 01:37 |
nd456 | <reisio> gonna reboot and see what happens... | 01:38 |
nd456 | <reisio> Ill let you know what happenes in 10 minutes | 01:38 |
reisio | ok :) | 01:38 |
SoWhat | damn, my ctrl and fn keys are swaped | 01:39 |
n00b_ | hello | 01:44 |
n00b_ | i am new to linux and i was wondering if someone could explain to me what "file system overhead" is | 01:44 |
n00b_ | i've been googling and can't come up with a good explanation | 01:44 |
nd456 | <reisio> no improvment... | 01:45 |
scorinitron | how do I change my nickname? | 01:45 |
pythonirc101 | does anyone know how to get mysqli to work with php5? | 01:45 |
seekwill | pythonirc101: What's the problem? did you install php-mysql package? | 01:46 |
soreau | Nfisher: Which version of ubuntu? | 01:46 |
Nfisher | soreau, Lucid | 01:46 |
pythonirc101 | seekwill: I'm trying to install moodle and its complaining : Warning: mysqli::mysqli(): (28000/1045): Access denied for user 'paul'@'localhost' (using password: YES) in /var/www/moodle/lib/dml/mysqli_native_moodle_database.php on line 75 | 01:46 |
seekwill | pythonirc101: How are you trying to install that? What command gives that error? | 01:47 |
seekwill | oh | 01:47 |
soreau | Nfisher: There's plenty of other ways to play youtube videos.. there are dedicated youtube players in the repos or you can download the video and play it in mplayer | 01:47 |
pythonirc101 | seekwill: moodle has a web interface that's giving me that error (install.php) | 01:47 |
Nfisher | soreau, minitube doesnt work for me either.. | 01:48 |
seekwill | pythonirc101: The module is installed, but it looks like you didn't configure moodle correctly. MySQL is telling you access denied for paul | 01:48 |
xangua | Nfisher: because you use outdated software | 01:48 |
Nfisher | xangua, i hate Unity.. | 01:48 |
Nfisher | xangua, and Lucid is LTS btw.. | 01:49 |
xangua | there is a minitube ppa that gives you the latest stable version and there is also gstreamer ppa, it may work for totem Nfisher | 01:49 |
xangua | Nfisher: LTS doesn't mean edge software updates, it means Security updates ;) | 01:49 |
rigel | so my enterprise has a public wifi and a private hidden one, and they overlap about 100%. how can i get nm to connect to the hidden one when it sees the public one | 01:50 |
rigel | automagically | 01:50 |
Nfisher | xangua, right but its not outdated | 01:50 |
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koof | newbie, 11.10 in Unity: How does one approach accessing the shared files on a Mac? | 01:53 |
Buster_Sonic7986 | How do I regestier a nick again? | 01:54 |
reisio | Buster_Sonic7986: /msg nickserv help register | 01:55 |
reisio | Buster_Sonic7986: /msg nickserv help identify | 01:55 |
soreau | Buster_Sonic7986: /j #freenode | 01:55 |
soreau | ;) | 01:55 |
reisio | Buster_Sonic7986: in the freenode config for XChat, put the password in both the nickserv and server password input fields | 01:55 |
soreau | reisi: You don't have to put it in the server password field | 01:55 |
soreau | That's for.. a server password | 01:56 |
blawiz | is there a "testing" option in ubuntu to get newer packages? | 01:56 |
zHammeRz | I wish | 01:56 |
usalabs | blawiz in the package manager, there is a package called 'Test drive an Ubuntu ISO' | 01:57 |
zHammeRz | I'm not sure what he meant but I meant a way to test the auto updates and if it doesn't work just roll it back...the latest updates broke audacity, IE: I can't install it now | 01:58 |
reisio | soreau: no you don't have to, if you're happy to join freenode without your hostmask applied | 01:58 |
blawiz | usalabs, i want newer versions of apps, some anyways | 01:58 |
soreau | reisi: It shows my 'hotmask'? | 01:58 |
reisio | soreau: it might show your IP | 01:59 |
usalabs | blawiz some of the newer apps for versions high than Lucid maynot work, because of newer dependencies | 01:59 |
reisio | freenode-applied hostmasks require identification | 01:59 |
soreau | reisi: Did it just then? | 01:59 |
reisio | soreau: nope | 01:59 |
reisio | and it might not for hundreds of logins | 02:00 |
reisio | until it does :P | 02:00 |
soreau | great, cloke and sasl still works ;) | 02:00 |
reisio | oh well if you're using sasl :p | 02:00 |
nd456 | <reisio> It didn't work... | 02:00 |
Trfsrfr | so how is the new 11.10 version? I havent upgraded yet? | 02:00 |
reisio | nd456: your network device? | 02:00 |
reisio | Trfsrfr: haven't upgraded from what | 02:01 |
nd456 | <reisio> yeah... what kills me is its supposed to be linux supported | 02:01 |
Trfsrfr | reisio - from the previous version | 02:01 |
ThomasWaldmann | moin :) just found that while googling: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/moinmoin?action=AttachFile | 02:01 |
reisio | nd456: it is AFAIK | 02:02 |
ThomasWaldmann | could someone with an account there please remove all the spam attachments? | 02:02 |
reisio | nd456: lsmod | grep -i r81 ? | 02:02 |
nd456 | reisio: r8169 47200 0 | 02:03 |
rigel | so is there any way to make networkmanager connect to an alternative network when it sees a particular one in the list, or do i need to get networkmanagerdispatcher to disconnect and then reconnect to the alternate one | 02:03 |
Buster_Sonic7986 | What's the register command? | 02:04 |
reisio | nd456: you can't ping out? | 02:05 |
reisio | Buster_Sonic7986: /msg nickserv help register | 02:05 |
nd456 | <reisio> it dosent show in the network manager... | 02:05 |
a1 | hi! there is someone who can help me? i have a problem and i need some answers | 02:07 |
nd456 | al just ask... | 02:08 |
Buster_Sonic7986 | it keeps saying No channel joined. Try /join #<channel> | 02:08 |
a1 | i have samsung I5700 spica with android 2.1 | 02:08 |
reisio | nd456: not sure that necessarily means it isn't working | 02:08 |
a1 | and i want to update it to 2.2 | 02:09 |
reisio | a1: talk to #android | 02:09 |
nd456 | <reisio> uhh... well in my book it isn't working unless it shows in the gui lol | 02:09 |
reisio | nd456: it's just a separate issue, if it's actually working | 02:09 |
nd456 | <reisio> ok, any idea's then? | 02:10 |
reisio | sorry never used networkmanager | 02:10 |
nd456 | <reisio> Ok, thanks for the help... | 02:11 |
encRypt0 | test | 02:12 |
CrazyThinker | I'm using 2 monitors with ubuntu, can I display unity launcher in both of these | 02:12 |
encRypt0 | Has anyone any info on an error that says cant update .ICEauthority? | 02:12 |
CrazyThinker | Currently, its shown only on my primary monitor | 02:12 |
reisio | you _can_ | 02:12 |
nd456 | Crazy Thinker: you can in seprate x mode | 02:12 |
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encRypt0 | ive tried chown -R gdm: /var/lib/gdm | 02:13 |
CrazyThinker | nd456, but can I drag windows to different screen in seperate x mode? | 02:13 |
dr_willis | CrazyThinker: no you can not. | 02:13 |
nd456 | <CrazyThinker> No, thats why i dont use it | 02:13 |
BugsCrash | Anyone install ubuntu on asus g74sx? | 02:13 |
encRypt0 | and chown user:user /hom/user | 02:13 |
nd456 | <CrazyThinker> its only really usefull for gaming | 02:13 |
CrazyThinker | what? multiple monitor? | 02:13 |
R3db3ard | what file do i edit to turn off the timer for the grub menu? | 02:13 |
encRypt0 | update .ICEauthority anyone | 02:13 |
encRypt0 | ? | 02:13 |
dr_willis | R3db3ard: /etc/default/grub | 02:14 |
R3db3ard | thanks doc | 02:14 |
dr_willis | !grub2 | R3db3ard | 02:14 |
encRypt0 | Has anyone any info on an error that says cant update .ICEauthority? | 02:14 |
CrazyThinker | dr_willis, there should be a work-around. Its linux!! | 02:14 |
Jonta | How can I find the DisplayPort's resolution of my T420 in GNU/Linux? I've searched the outputs of lshw, hdparm and dmidecode, but to no avail. | 02:14 |
Jonta | I can't test it atm. | 02:14 |
encRypt0 | Has anyone any info on an error that says cant update .ICEauthority? | 02:14 |
dr_willis | CrazyThinker: unity has not been fully tweaked to work well with extra monitors. | 02:14 |
lightwise | hello, i have a quick question, something i havent noticed before with any distro. when i do a uptime in bash it says 0 users, is this normal? | 02:14 |
encRypt0 | Has anyone any info on an error that says cant update .ICEauthority? | 02:15 |
CrazyThinker | nd456, which is your graphics card? | 02:15 |
argos20 | hey all wsup | 02:15 |
CrazyThinker | Hello argos20 | 02:15 |
dr_willis | c$ uptime | 02:15 |
dr_willis | 16:15:17 up 16:25, 3 users, load average: 0.00, 0.03, 0.05 | 02:15 |
encRypt0 | ive tried chown -R gdm: /var/lib/gdm | 02:15 |
dr_willis | lightwise: i got 3 users. :) | 02:15 |
argos20 | just installed ubuntu think its great | 02:15 |
encRypt0 | and chown user:user /hom/user | 02:15 |
nd456 | <CrazyThinker> i have a gt9800 | 02:15 |
lightwise | 21:15:37 up 7 days, 20:23, 0 users, load average: 0.01, 0.04, 0.05 | 02:15 |
somsip | lightwise: 0 here too | 02:15 |
lightwise | ya i never noticed this, cept im running lubuntu now | 02:16 |
CrazyThinker | nd456, Does unity 3D work on ATI drivers too? | 02:16 |
a1 | problem with irc | 02:16 |
encRypt0 | Has anyone any info on an error that says cant update .ICEauthority? | 02:16 |
CrazyThinker | argos20, Do you like unity? | 02:16 |
nd456 | <CrazyThinker> uhh... honestly ATI is a bitch for drivers... Its spotty... what card do you have? | 02:16 |
CrazyThinker | 6770M | 02:16 |
a1 | when i tke web/chanels after few seconds everything hung what is going on? | 02:17 |
lightwise | somsip: are you running straight up ubuntu? | 02:17 |
Jonta | encRypt0: Quite obviously; no. Tried askubuntu.SE? | 02:17 |
argos20 | how do i monitor my gpu temperature in ubuntu 11 | 02:17 |
nd456 | <CrazyThinker> did you install the propriotary? | 02:17 |
dr_willis | bbl. | 02:17 |
encRypt0 | Jonta, ive googled and tried alot but ill check that sight thanks | 02:18 |
a1 | anyone please? | 02:18 |
krabador | hi people, when i'm in disk geometry menu on Testdisk, if i change parameters i'll change permanently on the device, or it's only a testdisk change for scanning? | 02:18 |
R3db3ard | i have grub hidden timeout set to true and it still shows ever time i restart | 02:18 |
Jonta | enchilado: Should be noted that SE stands for "Stackexchange.com" (: | 02:18 |
sharpK | 'Ello folks, this is a weird question, but is there a network/monitor tool for linux that can actually access a router (wrt54g for example) and get the necesary data off it? | 02:18 |
reisio | R3db3ard: set where | 02:18 |
R3db3ard | /etc/default/grub | 02:19 |
reisio | krabador: don't cross post :/ | 02:19 |
R3db3ard | i dont' want it to show at all... i want to explode the grub and never ever see it again | 02:19 |
balistic22 | Hello, I have a question, i installed a partition on my macbook pro in hopes to install linux. I've deleted the partition but now it will not let me resize my primary *mac partition* so now i have 50 GB in limbo how can i fix this | 02:20 |
reisio | R3db3ard: there's a command you have to run after modifying that file | 02:20 |
reisio | R3db3ard: update-grub, I think | 02:20 |
R3db3ard | ok i'll try | 02:20 |
krabador | reisio, excuse me, the first in the main is in the wrong place, i see later this channel in the list | 02:20 |
reisio | krabador: just saying :p | 02:21 |
Jonta | balistic22: Gparted? | 02:21 |
a1 | can someone can help me with irc problem? | 02:21 |
reisio | a1: ? | 02:21 |
balistic22 | Jonta, how can i use gparted | 02:21 |
Jonta | balistic22: Googled it first? (: | 02:21 |
balistic22 | Jonta, I'm currently on lion, you see i was attempting to install linux. I've used google, no luck lol | 02:21 |
a1 | when i take from menu web/ chanells its start for few second i see chanels but then all system is stop and i need to off irc ap | 02:22 |
R3db3ard | balistic22, yeah i'd definitely read A LOT about it before you go tooling around in gparted | 02:22 |
balistic22 | Jonta, all the solutions have failed im not too familiar with Terminal Terminology (no pun intended) | 02:22 |
Jonta | balistic22: Really? I googled how to use it just a couple of days ago, and came up with nice results | 02:22 |
balistic22 | Jonta, it told me to download an app called ipartition | 02:22 |
balistic22 | and i think i just screwed my self even more | 02:22 |
argos20 | how do i monitor my gpu temperature in ubuntu 11 | 02:22 |
a1 | reisio? | 02:23 |
Jonta | balistic22: You can run GParted from a CD | 02:23 |
balistic22 | you see my goal was to triple boot my computer and for some reason I have failed even through all the tutorials | 02:23 |
R3db3ard | balistic22, www.dedoimedo.com/computers/gparted.html | 02:23 |
reisio | a1: your IRC client freezes your system? | 02:23 |
a1 | yup | 02:23 |
reisio | well then your system is buggy | 02:24 |
Jonta | argos20: Googled "monitor gpu temp ubuntu" and came up with promising results | 02:24 |
reisio | it could be the IRC client or it could be one of its deps | 02:24 |
reisio | or it could be a hardware issue | 02:24 |
a1 | o, we misunderstand, only irc client is stop, system works fine | 02:24 |
R3db3ard | a1 what irc client? | 02:25 |
a1 | irc xchat gnome | 02:25 |
balistic22 | ok i am going to downlaod and install gparted | 02:26 |
R3db3ard | hmmm what version of linux? | 02:26 |
balistic22 | it's a 110 MB!!! thats crazy | 02:26 |
a1 | 10.04 | 02:26 |
a1 | ubuntu | 02:26 |
R3db3ard | a1 have you considered irssi? | 02:26 |
balistic22 | do you guys know the best way to triple boot a macbook pro | 02:27 |
balistic22 | i have windows and lion installed via bootcamp but i can't seem to install the linux partition | 02:28 |
reisio | balistic22: is there a best way to do something so silly? | 02:28 |
reisio | I would probably use GRUB2 for booting them all | 02:28 |
R3db3ard | oooh | 02:28 |
R3db3ard | balistic22, pm me | 02:28 |
R3db3ard | i've done it b4 | 02:28 |
reisio | if I were silly enough to try it | 02:28 |
a1 | good idea, but i use irc only when i can't google anythin, and now i have problem with android update under ubuntu. i want go to #android, but i can't | 02:28 |
nd456 | reisio: haha! | 02:28 |
reisio | nd456: figure it out? | 02:29 |
Guest81986 | anyone help with uninstalling this operating system | 02:29 |
lalaland1125 | I am running ubuntu on an old system with low ram(1 Gigabyte). Any suggestions or articles to lower ram usage? | 02:29 |
CarlFK | lalaland1125: 1g is plenty | 02:29 |
nd456 | reisio: ehh not yet... its on the mighty "ubuntu forms" | 02:29 |
nd456 | resisio: my haha was for your reply to the triple boot | 02:30 |
lalaland1125 | Well cpu usage in general as well. Htop shows the CPU frequently maxing out. | 02:30 |
Jonta | enchilado: Ah, seems askubuntu.com is also an option (: | 02:30 |
balistic22 | reisio, no need to be cynical im just trying to learn | 02:30 |
reisio | learn what | 02:31 |
sharpK | any recommendations on a book/resource for a first time linux user (coming from years of windows)? | 02:31 |
nd456 | not to use mac | 02:31 |
enchilado | o_O | 02:31 |
enchilado | Jonta: uhm? | 02:31 |
Jonta | enchilado: The link I gave you | 02:32 |
Jonta | How can I find the DisplayPort's resolution of my Lenovo Thinkpad T420? It didn't say in the specs, I've searched the outputs of lshw, hdparm and dmidecode to no avail, and I can't test it atm. | 02:33 |
Jonta | Ubu 11.10. | 02:33 |
quixotedon | sharpK: go to http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 02:33 |
quixotedon | sharpK: it contains 10.10 manual but still is useful for a new user.. welcome to ubuntu!! | 02:34 |
nd456 | Jonta: what screen size? | 02:34 |
leo-unglaub | hi friends, how can i put the programm menu back to the program where it's belong? i am going nuts with the menu bar in the top | 02:34 |
Jonta | nd456: 14.0", 1600*900. That's the laptop. | 02:34 |
enchilado | Jonta: โฆ what link? O_o | 02:35 |
Jonta | enchilado: Err.. didn't I refer you to askubuntu.SE? | 02:35 |
reisio | Jonta: might ask ##ibmthinkpad | 02:35 |
Jonta | reisio: Did. | 02:35 |
enchilado | Jonta: why would you refer me thereโฆ? I havenโt even spoken in this channel todayโฆ | 02:35 |
Jonta | enchilado: My bad. nvm. (: | 02:36 |
enchilado | o_O | 02:36 |
kookykookie_ | question: if a site list source(tar) and packages(zip) for download, is there a difference between them | 02:37 |
lalaland1125 | Does anyone know a good git gui for gnome? I want something like TortiseSvn, with explorer integration etc. | 02:37 |
leo-unglaub | lalaland1125: http://www.rabbitvcs.org/ | 02:38 |
quixotedon | leo-unglaub: would you specify more about your problems? | 02:38 |
leo-unglaub | quixotedon: well, you know the menu bar with every programm has...i need i back by the programm and not in the left corner disapering all the time | 02:39 |
somsip | lalaland1125: git-gui, but I did see a webpage a few days ago that compared 4 or 5 and can't find it now... | 02:39 |
leo-unglaub | i have two 26 monitors, i am going nuts here driving every time with the mouse up in the corner just to see the menu | 02:39 |
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somsip | lalaland1125: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2011/11/26/graphical-git-clients-for-ubuntu/ | 02:39 |
kookykookie_ | https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/archives/master | 02:40 |
quixotedon | leo-unglaub: why not typing 'alt' button?? | 02:40 |
quixotedon | leo-unglaub: latest ubuntu version comes with this feature, otherwise you might want to try unity-2D | 02:40 |
quixotedon | leo-unglaub: or gnomeshell | 02:40 |
xangua | leo-unglaub: sudo apt-get remove appmenu-gtk3 appmenu-gtk appmenu-qt | 02:40 |
xangua | from the webupd8 oneiric tweak post | 02:40 |
xangua | http://www.webupd8.org/2011/10/things-to-tweak-after-installing-ubuntu.html | 02:41 |
xangua | You can also disable the global menu without removing any package. See http://is.gd/z9fQgh | 02:41 |
lalaland1125 | Thank you for the links | 02:41 |
maestrojed | I am still trying to figure out some of the fine points of linux/ubuntu. I am supposed to put applications in /usr/bin, correct? But that is owned/grouped by root. And it seems if I create an Ubuntu Desktop Launcher that executes the command to run the file I get an error which I don't get when I use CLI and run the command under sudo. | 02:41 |
quixotedon | xangua: thanks!! you rock!! :) | 02:41 |
leo-unglaub | quixotedon: the gnomeshell sucks....i am working on my computer, not looking an cool desktop effects.... i am a linux oldscool user | 02:42 |
leo-unglaub | xangua: thanks, you saved my day | 02:42 |
quixotedon | leo-unglaub: xangua helps a lot | 02:43 |
leo-unglaub | he is a gread gui :) | 02:44 |
leo-unglaub | i we met sometimes, i buy you a beer | 02:44 |
leo-unglaub | if we met | 02:44 |
Jonta | Beer license woo! | 02:44 |
leo-unglaub | alter GLP the best license ever :) | 02:45 |
leo-unglaub | GPL | 02:45 |
leo-unglaub | damn typos :) | 02:45 |
Emiru | to install windows on a given partition, how do I create that partition ? | 02:46 |
Jonta | Emiru: GParted? | 02:46 |
maestrojed | I guess this "application" is not what ubuntu would consider an application. its minecraft server which is a java file. Maybe my home directory is a better spot for it? | 02:47 |
Emiru | Jonta: oh right ! I never did this before, is it intuitive or do I really need a tutorial ? | 02:47 |
Jonta | Emiru: Meh, tutorial isn't really that complex. Have a look, and then a try (: | 02:48 |
Emiru | Jonta: All right thanks ! :) I need windows back for Comp science :P | 02:48 |
Jonta | maestrojed: Are you trying to install it, or trying to find it? | 02:48 |
maestrojed | Jonta trying to figure out the best practices of where to put files like this. I initially was going to put it in /usr/bin but then I need to run it as root. Now I am thinking ~ but I would like to know where you or others would put it | 02:49 |
Jonta | Hm, standard is iirc 4 different places for bins | 02:50 |
lalaland1125 | maestrojed: Personal programs should be places in /usr/local. There is a bin directory, lib directory, include directory etc | 02:50 |
maestrojed | Jonta lalaland1125 ok, but even /usr/local/bin is owned/group by root | 02:51 |
psychx- | Sorry for this question, but I'm using Lubuntu; and I'm trying to figure out how to find my network information (ip, gateway, etc.) Can someone please enlighten me? | 02:51 |
lalaland1125 | maestrojed: Use sudo and install. | 02:51 |
maestrojed | Jonta lalaland1125 and it seems if I create a destop launcher for it that it won't work. Because I have not used sudo. | 02:51 |
xangua | psychx-: clic on the network indicator and select Details | 02:52 |
sharpK | what is "/." btw? | 02:52 |
maestrojed | lalaland1125 yeah, I know, I can run the server. I have been. I just feel like I have it in the wrong spot or don't get something because I can't create a launcher, etc. | 02:52 |
sharpK | I mean "./"...? | 02:52 |
lalaland1125 | ./ is the current directory. | 02:53 |
Jonta | Aka . | 02:53 |
psychx- | xangua: I don't see any details option on the network indicator. It shows: Wired Connection 2, Disconnect, and VPN Connections. When I click on Wired Connection 2, it just refreshes (seems like its reconnecting to this connection) | 02:53 |
maestrojed | lalaland1125 and this is specific. But I generally feel like I put stuff in the wrong place. I was putting stuff in /usr/bin, I will start using /usr/local/bin | 02:53 |
lalaland1125 | maestrojed: Yeah, that would be the right place. | 02:53 |
psychx- | xangua: NVM, I figured it out. Thanks :) | 02:53 |
maestrojed | lalaland1125 thx | 02:53 |
lalaland1125 | maestrojed: YOu might also want to look into checkinstall to make a package from a regular 'make install' | 02:54 |
xangua | psychx-: then try ifconfig on terminal | 02:54 |
maestrojed | lalaland1125 I will look that up, thx | 02:54 |
CarlFK | maestrojed: what is the name of the .jar? | 02:55 |
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psychx- | xangua: I'm setting a static IP address. How do I know what "net mask" to use? I tabbed out of it and it defaulted to "24". | 02:57 |
psychx- | xangua: I already set my IP, Gateway, and DNS settings. | 02:57 |
CarlFK | psychx-: if you don't know, 24 is good. | 02:58 |
psychx- | CarlFK: Ok, thank you! | 02:58 |
CarlFK | psychx-: you would want a smaller number if there were 100's of machines on your lan | 02:58 |
psychx- | CarlFK: Oh, ok. I have probably about 9 or so devices using my lan. | 02:59 |
Oleg_ | what do you think about the Unity DE? Is it good or bad? | 02:59 |
reisio | it is | 02:59 |
tensorpudding | unity discussion should go elsewhere | 02:59 |
tensorpudding | unless you're asking for help with it | 03:00 |
CarlFK | psychx-: all the machines on your lan will be in the same IP range, the netmask defines that range. 2 boxes in the same range can send packets to each other, outside the range and they get sent to the gateway IP (router) | 03:01 |
Braden` | I created a package with alien. It only got through halfway installing | 03:01 |
Braden` | How do I remove it? | 03:01 |
Braden` | I tried purge from aptitude but it errors out | 03:01 |
psychx- | CarlFK: Ah, ok. Great to know. I have been experimenting with my network and have added a 2nd wireless router in the opposite side of my home so that I have great signal everywhere. But regardless, thanks for the info! | 03:02 |
maestrojed | CarlFK minecraft_server.jar :) | 03:02 |
Jonta | :/ | 03:02 |
Braden` | Anyone? | 03:04 |
sharpK | how do I exectue an executable? The GUI says there is no application installed for executable file? | 03:04 |
sharpK | must I terminal? | 03:04 |
Jonta | sharpK: Depends on wm | 03:04 |
a1 | heh, anyone can help me? i have problem with android update under ubuntu, #android is locked ( i canot join) | 03:05 |
CarlFK | maestrojed: http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Tutorials/Setting_up_a_server#Ubuntu | 03:05 |
Jonta | sharpK: In GNOME you can probably Alt+F2 it | 03:05 |
reisio | a1: /msg nickserv help register | 03:05 |
reisio | a1: /msg nickserv help identify | 03:05 |
Braden` | I created a package with alien. It only got through halfway installing. How do I remove it? I tried purge from aptitude but it errors out | 03:06 |
psychx- | a1: If you do what reisio said you will be creating and logging into an account on this server, and will be able to join that channel. | 03:06 |
aking1012 | so has anyone else played with ubuntu on the beagleboard? | 03:06 |
maestrojed | CarlFK yeah man, Thank you. I was just trying to figure out how files are organized in ubuntu. I gotta a better understanding now | 03:07 |
sharpK | hmm, saying permissiion denied when I just enter it into terminal and press enter | 03:07 |
CarlFK | maestrojed: yeah, I thought there was a ppa that had the jar already packaged.. but maybe not. | 03:07 |
sharpK | even with chmod 544 | 03:07 |
luc_andre | Has anyone replaced Empathy with Pidgin and gotten Pidgin integrated in Unity? | 03:07 |
Emiru | anyone has a link on how to install (safely) win7 from a 100% ubuntu hard drive ? | 03:08 |
aking1012 | pidgin is the default in xubuntu | 03:08 |
reisio | Emiru: as in Ubuntu takes up the entire hard disk? | 03:08 |
Emiru | reisio: yes ubuntu is the only os I have | 03:08 |
maestrojed | CarlFK yeah, I was just trying to make a launcher for it, now I just wanna play so I stopped fudging with it and loaded it with good ole CLI :) | 03:09 |
reisio | Emiru: you'd need to resize your Ubuntu partitions with something like gparted | 03:09 |
aking1012 | Emiru: http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_resizing_ext3_partitions first | 03:09 |
reisio | Emiru: which is fairly safe, but not 100% the safest thing ever | 03:09 |
lalaland1125 | maestrojed: This is the general filesystem idea: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard | 03:09 |
aking1012 | then install windows normally...then re-install grub | 03:09 |
reisio | Emiru: to make some disk space to install Window to, at least 20GB | 03:10 |
reisio | reinstalling grub: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows | 03:10 |
Emiru | reisio: Im going to put it on 100gb aking1012: thanks for the link ! | 03:10 |
reisio | Emiru: ah, then you won't even need to resize | 03:10 |
reisio | Emiru: just install and reinstall grub | 03:10 |
aking1012 | +1 | 03:10 |
reisio | Emiru: oh wait did you mean 100gb _partition_? :p | 03:10 |
reisio | yes then resizing :p | 03:10 |
Emiru | reisio: yeah :P | 03:11 |
maestrojed | lalaland1125 nice, I always wondered why /etc was called /etc :) | 03:11 |
Braden` | How do you force remove a package? | 03:11 |
Emiru | but to reinstall grub im required to boot form boot-repair and on the link you sent me it said boot on a live CD | 03:11 |
reisio | maestrojed: because et_cetera is too long | 03:12 |
reisio | Emiru: your Ubuntu install CD | 03:12 |
aking1012 | Emiru: yes just boot live/or whatever....then select rescue console and chroot during install process | 03:12 |
maestrojed | reisio :) | 03:12 |
bc81 | hello. what's the terminal command to "safely remove" a USB drive, so that it is removed from nautilus' side pane? sudo umount /media/usbdrive unmounts, but it still remains in the side pane.. | 03:12 |
aking1012 | it doesn't matter if it's in the side pane... | 03:13 |
aking1012 | 'sync && umount /dev/whatever' | 03:13 |
Auriga | Question, I'm using a netbook with Gnome3 on it. The screen is too small for some windows, right now an install screen has the bottons obscured by the screen being small & I can't hit the next button... Any ideas on what to do? | 03:13 |
aking1012 | use xfce instead of gnome | 03:13 |
reisio | bc81: why not right click its entry in Nautilus? | 03:13 |
Emiru | aking1012 reisio: All good ! thanks guys ill do this now | 03:13 |
almoxarife | bc81: showing as 'unmounted' or as mounted? | 03:13 |
aking1012 | it just didn't refresh | 03:14 |
aking1012 | df will show you if it's mounted | 03:14 |
bc81 | reisio, i'd like to incorperate this "safely remove" functionality into a script (for automation) | 03:14 |
aking1012 | sync will force it to flush writes | 03:14 |
Braden` | Does anyone know the answer to my query? | 03:14 |
reisio | Braden`: the answer is: what is your query | 03:15 |
CarlFK | bc81: eject | 03:15 |
aking1012 | he wants to 'safely' force remove a package | 03:15 |
bc81 | almoxarife: it's unmounted just fine...but with the "safely remove" function (nautils's side pane > right click device > safely remove) it disappears. | 03:15 |
Braden` | I dunno about safely | 03:16 |
Braden` | I just want it off the list | 03:16 |
Braden` | So it stops alerting me that a package failed to install everytime I run apt | 03:16 |
bc81 | CarlFK: eject does the same thing as umount, in that the device remains in nautilus' side pane (which i'd like to avoid for the purposes of the script | 03:16 |
trism | Auriga: generally you can alt+left-click the window and drag it around | 03:22 |
tabunet | Hi good evening from Spain, sorry for my little english! | 03:23 |
amikrop | Hello, I have audacious playing music, but when I switch to a tty it stops. How can I keep it playing? | 03:24 |
tabunet | Any know how to activate the active corners on ubuntu 11.10 withouth ubuntu tweak, only with compiz options? Thanks | 03:24 |
x_ | why does conky show a see through of my log in screen underneath it .... | 03:29 |
godofmischief | how can i exit the xserver to do a video driver update manually? and when i get out and run the driver installer, it pops up with this blue window with the ok option, ive done this int he past but can't remember what key i have to use to select ok with | 03:29 |
godofmischief | any help would be much appreciated | 03:29 |
x_ | godofmischief, tab? | 03:29 |
godofmischief | x_ tried that, didn't seem to work maybe that is it tho idk. | 03:29 |
godofmischief | x_: i had a problem either way cause the xserver was running when i did it, so that might work with the xserver shutdown | 03:30 |
Gunz4MiPPle | godofmischief: you mean, how to get to a virtual terminal and stop/start x? | 03:30 |
godofmischief | i can run a virtual terminal with ctrl atl f2 and ctrl f7 switches back to my xserver session, so yes, once ive dropped down to a terminal mode how do i kill the running xserver | 03:31 |
reisio | godofmischief: tab, left/right arrow keys, or space | 03:31 |
reisio | godofmischief: either sudo service lightdm stop or s/lightdm/gdm/ | 03:31 |
godofmischief | other then ps -A then kill ID | 03:32 |
aking1012 | sudo init 3 should get you to not a gui....pretty sure ubuntu still launches X there though | 03:32 |
godofmischief | thanks all of u, im about to drop back out and try that | 03:32 |
x_ | why does conky show a see through of my log in screen underneath it .... | 03:34 |
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Tonk-IRC | #Dirkocraft.com | 03:40 |
Emiru | in GParted, the "Resize-Move" option is darkened ? | 03:44 |
Emiru | oh wait, nvm | 03:48 |
Auriga | trism, not enough room for that... I have found a fix though... | 03:50 |
x_ | why does conky show a see through of my log in screen underneath it .... | 03:51 |
w30 | Wow! there's lots of KDE stuff. Qhat do I need to install for a KDE Desktop, basic stuff to get going? | 03:52 |
w30 | Qhat/what | 03:52 |
jjjrmy | Help please | 03:54 |
naryfa | what's up | 03:54 |
jjjrmy | naryfa: Well can you help with Ubuntu Server? | 03:54 |
naryfa | nope, nothing about servers | 03:54 |
naryfa | sowwy | 03:55 |
somsip | !ask |jjjrmy | 03:55 |
jjjrmy | I don't have a gui or anything. | 03:55 |
somsip | jjjrmy: what is the specific problem | 03:55 |
Peablog | How can I install Make 3.82 on Ubuntu 9.10? | 03:55 |
jjjrmy | somsip: I have no GUI and I need to put some php files on here and import a database. | 03:56 |
jjjrmy | But I don't know how. | 03:56 |
somsip | jjjrmy: what access do you have to the machine? | 03:56 |
jjjrmy | somsip: sudo | 03:56 |
tensorpudding | Peablog, why | 03:56 |
jjjrmy | somsip: I just installed Ubuntu Server. | 03:56 |
somsip | jjjrmy: do you have pysical access to it or is it a remote server? | 03:57 |
tensorpudding | 3.82 is really new | 03:57 |
jjjrmy | somsip: it's in my lap right now | 03:57 |
jjjrmy | somsip: Can we talk in PM? | 03:57 |
tensorpudding | is it not | 03:57 |
somsip | jjjrmy: and where are the PHP files | 03:57 |
jjjrmy | on my FTP/Webserver | 03:57 |
jjjrmy | I need a offline server so I can show it at a presentation without wifi. | 03:57 |
tensorpudding | oh wait, it isn't, meh | 03:58 |
tensorpudding | from july | 03:58 |
somsip | jjjrmy: have you setup the webserver software (usually Apache, PHP and MySQL)? | 03:58 |
tensorpudding | but it hasn't been put in debian sid yet | 03:58 |
jjjrmy | somsip: I just click LAMP. | 03:58 |
Peablog | To install a testing "The Mana World server", so I can contribute. | 03:58 |
somsip | jjjrmy: and are they setup? | 03:58 |
jjjrmy | somsip: I don't know! | 03:59 |
tensorpudding | Peablog, why do you need make 3.82 for that | 03:59 |
tensorpudding | it's almost surely the case that 3.81 will be sufficient to build it | 03:59 |
somsip | jjjrmy: do you have a text-based browser installed? links, lynx or others | 03:59 |
jjjrmy | somsip: Keeps saying "Couldn't find package links" when I try to install anything | 04:00 |
tensorpudding | it's inconceivable that the makefile will use features that are not included in 3.81 given that 3.82 released less than half a year ago, and 3.81 was the stable version for nearly five years | 04:00 |
somsip | jjjrmy: so what stage are you actually at with this? It seems like you're well before the stage of being ready to copy PHP files over | 04:01 |
jjjrmy | somsip: The install said it's done. I'm on a black screen and logged into sudo. | 04:01 |
somsip | jjjrmy: so what did you mean when you said | 04:01 |
somsip | jjjrmy: ...Couldn't find package links? | 04:02 |
jjjrmy | I type in "sudo apt-get install cowsay" and it says "E: Couldn't find package cowsay | 04:02 |
somsip | jjjrmy: and what is package cowsay? | 04:03 |
reisio | its' for what apt-get moo | 04:03 |
reisio | does | 04:03 |
jjjrmy | no packages work | 04:03 |
somsip | jjjrmy: do you have internet connection? | 04:04 |
Peablog | When I get to the step "make" using these instructions: http://wiki.themanaworld.org/index.php/How_to_Develop it fails with make 3.81-6 | 04:04 |
jjjrmy | somsip: I have wifi, yeah | 04:04 |
somsip | jjjrmy: so all you have done is a virgin install of ubuntu server and that's as far as you've got? | 04:04 |
lenswipe | anyone around | 04:05 |
jjjrmy | somsip: yeah | 04:05 |
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tensorpudding | Peablog, what's the error | 04:05 |
somsip | jjjrmy: sudo apt-get update, what's the response? | 04:05 |
tensorpudding | did you run the step that it says to do if you have an older version of make | 04:06 |
jjjrmy | somsip: "Some index files failed to download..." | 04:06 |
somsip | jjjrmy: can you connect to the internet? | 04:07 |
jjjrmy | somsip: I don't know how. | 04:08 |
somsip | jjjrmy: ping www.google.com | 04:08 |
jjjrmy | somsip: "unkown host google.com" | 04:08 |
somsip | jjjrmy: ifconfig | 04:08 |
somsip | jjjrmy: sorry, iwconfig for wifi I think | 04:08 |
jjjrmy | what am I looking for? | 04:09 |
jjjrmy | ESSID:off/any | 04:09 |
somsip | jjjrmy: a response that tells us something | 04:09 |
jjjrmy | Access Point: Not-Associated | 04:09 |
Peablog | tensorpudding:I am in process of redoing to get the error again....... | 04:09 |
somsip | jjjrmy: ok - looks like you have an isue with the wifi connection which I know nothing about. i'm going to have to leave it to someone else | 04:10 |
rigel | so is there any way to make networkmanager connect to an alternative network when it sees a particular one in the list, or do i need to get networkmanagerdispatcher to disconnect and then reconnect to the alternate one | 04:10 |
somsip | jjjrmy: or does it have a wired network socket you can use? | 04:10 |
jjjrmy | somsip: no | 04:11 |
rigel | sorry, let me try and be more clear. can i make network manager connect to HiddenNetwork whenever it sees PublicGuestNetwork | 04:11 |
somsip | jjjrmy: I'm guessing that ubuntu-server has different support for wireless compared to desktop edition. No idea. I know nothing wireless. So you'll need to get someone else on this for you | 04:12 |
ranjan | hi all, how can i make ubuntu authenticate to an LDAP Server(389 DS) | 04:12 |
reisio | rigel: terms you'd want are wardriving and piggybacking, AIUI | 04:12 |
rigel | i am going to be using networkmanagerdispatcher anyhow to automatically set up my tunnels, but i cant figure out how to do that | 04:12 |
rigel | reisio: wat? | 04:12 |
rigel | i am not wardriving | 04:12 |
reisio | rigel: sounded like you wanted to be | 04:12 |
rigel | i simply cant get networkmanager to automatically connect to my work's hidden network | 04:13 |
reisio | ah | 04:13 |
x_ | how can I have a terminal as a desktop background im on xfce. | 04:13 |
rigel | so i want to tell it that whenever it sees GuestNetwork, it should instead connect to HiddenNetwork | 04:13 |
rigel | because the guest wifi is public | 04:13 |
rigel | also slow as balls | 04:13 |
reisio | x_: your nick is unhelpfully short :p | 04:14 |
rigel | and has a javascript TOU page | 04:14 |
ranjan | hi all, how can i make ubuntu authenticate to an LDAP Server(389 DS) | 04:14 |
reisio | x_: you'd probably have to stop xfdesktop from running | 04:14 |
rigel | sorry, let me try and be more clear. can i make network manager connect to HiddenNetwork whenever it sees PublicGuestNetwork | 04:14 |
x_ | reisio, is that a good idea? | 04:15 |
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reisio | x_: if you don't use xfdesktop | 04:15 |
reisio | can't imagine you would if you want to cover the desktop in a terminal | 04:15 |
reisio | all it does is manages the wallpaper, icons, right-click menu | 04:15 |
reisio | stuff you probably wouldn't be using | 04:15 |
reisio | x_: Settings > Session and Startup > Session (tab) > xfdesktop - Restart Style: Never | 04:16 |
Peablog | Am I suposed to do this all at once useing all the characters including the {} ? mkdir -p obj/{common,login,char,map,ladmin,tool} | 04:17 |
reisio | Peablog: probably | 04:17 |
reisio | Peablog: no doubt tells it to make each of those dirs | 04:18 |
reisio | probably a Bash thing | 04:18 |
somsip | reisio: zactly | 04:18 |
x_ | reisio, http://imageshack.us/f/717/screenshot1130201111170.png/ is what I wan't it to look like. but with the left being part of the desktop, but I can just use it this way with a terminal resized if it's alot easier. what will killing xfdesktop do exactly ? | 04:18 |
reisio | somsip: knower of things! | 04:18 |
coolstar | Is it possible to use C imports (gtk 3) in C++? | 04:18 |
reisio | x_: cute | 04:18 |
somsip | reisio: misplaced flattery... :) | 04:18 |
coolstar | I'm using the G++ compiler | 04:18 |
cipherboy | Question all about gnome-classic (using fluxbox now, won't be able to test): I have multiple workspaces set up (from 11.04 when I upgraded to 11.10, thinking it was a bad idea now.. >.>), but when I try and move a window to a different workspace (either by dragging or ctrl+alt+shift+arrow), it goes over, the screen flickers, then I see the empty workspace and switching back to the other one shows that my window is still over there | 04:18 |
x_ | reisio, sort of... do you notice how on my conky the login screen of all things is bleeding through ? | 04:19 |
reisio | x_: as I said, it will keep Xfce from managing the desktop for wallpapers, icons, and its right-click menu (on the desktop) | 04:19 |
reisio | x_: things you probably won't want | 04:19 |
reisio | can't make it out on that shrunken image | 04:19 |
coolstar | Is it possible to use C imports (gtk, webkit) in C++ using the g++ compiler? | 04:19 |
reisio | I think imageshack resizes uploads by default now, you have to uncheck the box | 04:19 |
aking1012 | reisio: have you had an issue with binary drivers crashing on pre-alpha? | 04:20 |
cipherboy | Anyone have ideas? | 04:20 |
x_ | reisio, it's like the dots from the login screen.. if I had it on the left. it would show ubuntu 11.10 like the login screen is under my desktop but conky shows it.... | 04:20 |
coolstar | Anyone? | 04:20 |
reisio | aking1012: don't use Ubuntu much, ask the channel, or better yet explain what problem YOU have had | 04:20 |
arooni-mobile | i have 11.10; i'm plugged in via ethernet. how do i create a wireless network that allows other devices to connect (and share) my connection? | 04:21 |
detrix42 | hi, I thought I would try openbox desktop. The file manager Thunar, has no Icons. How do I fix that? | 04:21 |
reisio | arooni-mobile: sure your hardware does that? | 04:21 |
aking1012 | er...on pre-alpha AMD/ATI drivers don't properly save settings if you EVER log in to the gnome3 desktop...works fine as long as you don't touch ubuntu's custom er...stuff(and that's a kinder word than i would like to use) | 04:21 |
reisio | detrix42: openbox is just a window manager | 04:22 |
reisio | detrix42: Thunar is Xfce's file manager, Xfce gets its desktop icons from xfdesktop | 04:22 |
cipherboy | detrix42: you might need gnome2 components for icons. | 04:22 |
reisio | detrix42: you might want to use something lighter | 04:22 |
reisio | like um... | 04:22 |
cipherboy | detrix42: nvmind, listen to someone else. :P | 04:22 |
reisio | idesk | 04:22 |
arooni-mobile | reisio, dont know; have Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 and gigabit ethernet | 04:22 |
xaka | if i have dbg version of library, how i can tell to executable use it instead of non-dbg? | 04:23 |
cipherboy | xaka: you compiling said executable yourself, or not? | 04:23 |
xaka | cipherboy: not, it's provided by ubuntu repos | 04:24 |
cipherboy | xaka: not sure then. | 04:24 |
xaka | i remember there was something like LD_xxx=xxx, but i forgot | 04:24 |
x_ | reisio, any idea what would cause a program to show parts of the login screen though? | 04:25 |
reisio | the lightdm login screen? | 04:25 |
robinsch | hi | 04:26 |
cipherboy | x_: slowness? can get windows to show previous windows (different workspaces) when computer is running slowly | 04:26 |
reisio | robinsch: hi | 04:26 |
cipherboy | robinsch: hello | 04:26 |
x_ | cipherboy, what do you mean slowness? | 04:26 |
x_ | oh | 04:26 |
cipherboy | x_ most people probably don't have slow computers. >.> Sorry, have to drop | 04:26 |
x_ | cipherboy, but it's running fine! just conky shows parts of the login screen. | 04:26 |
cipherboy | x_: need to set up conky again. | 04:27 |
cipherboy | have to drop | 04:27 |
x_ | k. | 04:27 |
arooni-mobile | i have 11.10; i'm plugged in via ethernet. how do i create a wireless network that allows other devices to connect (and share) my connection? i have a thinkpad t420; with a Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 wireless card; | 04:27 |
aking1012 | xaka: I think you're talking about LD_PRELOAD | 04:27 |
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argos20 | hey all wsup | 04:28 |
Guest85262 | irc://irc.freenode.net/#ubuntu-us-wv | 04:28 |
dr_willis | !ics | arooni-mobile | 04:28 |
argos20 | how do i change the boot screen i have windows 7 and ubuntu installed can i customize that | 04:28 |
robinsch | I am trying to install CDEmu on Lucid 10.04 LTS with this ppa: https://launchpad.net/~cdemu/+archive/ppa but they don't have support for Lucid, I then compiled and installed cdemu (with all the various utilities on cdemu website) but cdemu-deamon service is not in /etc/init.d I don't know how to start it | 04:28 |
robinsch | thanks | 04:29 |
reisio | argos20: yup | 04:29 |
* imnichol is back (gone 00:24:23) | 04:29 | |
Guest85262 | hello everyone | 04:29 |
argos20 | and how do i customize it... | 04:30 |
x_ | yea it was in my conky config, changed something and fixed it. | 04:30 |
niftylettuce | Difficult problem maybe an expert in here could solve... I've got my graphics all working with i915 and a few kernel options e.g. i915.semaphores=1 amongst others for power management. Now my only issue with graphics is that I can't seem to get WebGL working properly. I've attached output from `$ sudo lspci -k` here (https://gist.github.com/b8c83d2ee0ed841b79af) and I've already followed instruc | 04:31 |
niftylettuce | tions for enabling WebGL using Chrome's `about:flags` section (e.g. enable webgl on unsupported graphics cards). | 04:31 |
kcm1700 | I need help configuring my ld.so.conf. I get "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find crt1.o: No such file or directory" message. When I set LIBRARY_PATH to /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu, it works fine. | 04:33 |
robinsch | I had no errors during cdemu install | 04:33 |
almoxarife | can someone explain to me what a 'backport' is? | 04:34 |
kcm1700 | Since I don't want to set environment variables liek LIBRARY_PATH or somethng, | 04:34 |
kcm1700 | please tell me how to make /bin/ld recognize the path of crt1.o using ld.so.conf | 04:35 |
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reisio | almoxarife: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backporting | 04:35 |
robinsch | anyone | 04:36 |
robinsch | ? | 04:36 |
reisio | robinsch: I am a one | 04:36 |
robinsch | reisio: yes yoda | 04:36 |
dr_willis | after addig a path to ld.so.conf you need to run some command to update the ld path/cache i recall | 04:36 |
robinsch | should I rephrase my question | 04:37 |
Corigo | ... So I ran some updates last Friday, and after reboot my block device in ./dev/ was removed thus destroying my FStab mapping. Any idea why my dev mapping would be removed during a simple software update? | 04:38 |
dr_willis | Corigo: what exactly got removed | 04:39 |
argos20 | how do i change my boot screen i have windows 7 and ubuntu 11.. | 04:40 |
dr_willis | !plymouth | argos20 | 04:40 |
aking1012 | plymouth and grub can both be customized | 04:41 |
dr_willis | is the bot gone or lagged? | 04:41 |
aking1012 | btw...i got my issue sorted by permanently saving my xfce session and not letting ubuntu pooch it on every reboot | 04:41 |
dr_willis | or called in for a snow day... | 04:41 |
robinsch | ok i removed my installation of cdemu, I am going to try and install about | 04:42 |
dr_willis | !info cdemu | 04:42 |
* dr_willis looks for the bot under the couch | 04:43 | |
arooni-mobile | i have 11.10; i'm plugged in via ethernet. how do i create a wireless network that allows other devices to connect (and share) my connection? i have a thinkpad t420; with a Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 wireless card; i have already tried 2-3 guides | 04:44 |
dr_willis | arooni-mobile: the ubuntu help wiki page have a guide on setting up 'internet connection shareing' | 04:45 |
fructose | Anyone know how to get Banshee to play songs off Last.fm? I've logged in, but don't see a way to actually tell it to play | 04:45 |
dr_willis | if i recall. not all wireless cards/drivers can do the ad-hoc network featurs. that mey be the issue | 04:46 |
aking1012 | arooni: it's simple...you just need ipv4_forward = 1 and dhcpd | 04:46 |
aking1012 | oh and softAP | 04:46 |
dr_willis | bbl | 04:47 |
Emiru | gosh I hate windows so much | 04:48 |
reisio | ^ | 04:48 |
Emiru | reisio: I have to re-install windows fully and then install ubnutu again | 04:48 |
Emiru | Recovery DVDs dont allow you to choose partition | 04:48 |
utahsaint365 | !list | 04:49 |
utahsaint365 | oops | 04:49 |
robinsch | found a working guide on fendora forums for cdemu | 04:50 |
reisio | Emiru: why do you need to do that? | 04:50 |
niftylettuce | I narrowed down my problem, DRI is not properly installed - now how do I install it? | 04:50 |
Emiru | reisio: I need it for computer science in school, they want windows 7 | 04:51 |
niftylettuce | here is output where I found DRI wasn't installed https://gist.github.com/3043fb57efbc68e2ceea | 04:51 |
esy86 | ubuntu installed. but ubuntu is good? | 04:51 |
reisio | Emiru: did they say why? | 04:51 |
reisio | Emiru: you can probably just ignore them | 04:51 |
reisio | Emiru: or install it in a VM | 04:51 |
niftylettuce | any change someone could lend a hand... :)? | 04:51 |
Braden` | I deleted all the files caused by a faulty package install. apt still reports that its partially installed (which is incorrect). How do I remove it from apt? | 04:52 |
esy86 | yes VM | 04:52 |
reisio | Emiru: or both | 04:52 |
Emiru | reisio: I think I will for now, classes begins in a month :P | 04:52 |
reisio | Emiru: they said they wanted 7 specifically? :p | 04:52 |
Emiru | yeah Vbox is an option too | 04:52 |
Corigo | drwillis: the filesystem mount point | 04:52 |
fructose | Anyone know how to get Banshee to play songs off Last.fm? I've logged in, but don't see a way to actually tell it to play | 04:52 |
reisio | yeah unless you're doing real low level stuff, a VM should be fine | 04:52 |
Emiru | reisio: well, they sell their on computer so they try to make you buy it (which I never will D:) | 04:52 |
Emiru | and that computer has win7 so they want win7 for the rest too | 04:53 |
reisio | Emiru: remember it needs 20GB to install (though it doesn't actually take up that much space) | 04:53 |
reisio | Emiru: rofl, of course | 04:53 |
reisio | fullscreen VirtualBox looks the same as installed to metal :p | 04:53 |
reisio | Emiru: course if you're doing compilation it'll take longer virtualized | 04:53 |
Emiru | reisio: Yeah im going to put enough space for it, but Im not sure if all the softwares Ill need will be available on ubuntu | 04:54 |
reisio | Emiru: equivalents will be, but they'll probably make you use awful things | 04:54 |
Emiru | reisio: I think we start with Java, C#, web dev and thats about it | 04:54 |
reisio | Emiru: well Ubuntu has those | 04:55 |
reisio | Emiru: but they might make you learn proprietary nonsense | 04:55 |
niftylettuce | reisio: any change u could take a peak at my earlier msg? | 04:55 |
Emiru | reisio: they use MS Visual Studio 2010 for C#, C++, ASP.NET and VB.NET | 04:55 |
Emiru | well, they want to do so | 04:55 |
Emiru | want us * | 04:56 |
reisio | yeah :p | 04:56 |
reisio | Emiru: when they aren't watching you can use Ubuntu's tools and get more work done :p | 04:56 |
reisio | Java is cross platform, gcc is a great C++ compiler, and mono does the rest | 04:56 |
gast2root | where can i find xvidcap config file? | 04:56 |
Emiru | reisio: What has to world become, we have to hide to be better :P | 04:56 |
Braden` | I deleted all the files caused by a faulty package install. apt still reports that its partially installed (which is incorrect). How do I remove it from apt? | 04:57 |
reisio | gast2root: ls -a ~/ | 04:57 |
reisio | Emiru: you probably don't | 04:57 |
reisio | Emiru: I doubt anyone is going to check what OS you're using, or software | 04:57 |
reisio | Emiru: it's possible however there will be an assignment to utilize some proprietary API or library | 04:57 |
reisio | Emiru: which _could_ be problematic with just Ubuntu | 04:57 |
reisio | can probably play it by ear | 04:57 |
Emiru | reisio: Yeah me too, most people there dont know much about computers | 04:57 |
gast2root | reisio: does not show | 04:58 |
Emiru | Ill borrow my brother's computer then :P | 04:58 |
reisio | gast2root: maybe you don't have a user specific one, then | 04:58 |
reisio | gast2root: dpkg -L xvidcap | grep etc | 04:58 |
n2diy | Do Ubuntu FIrefox version numbers correspond with Firefox's version numbers? I'm running version 3.6.24 here on Xubuntu 10.10, and a webmaster is telling me the latest version is 8.x | 04:58 |
OerHeks | i thought xvidcap is a commandline utility, no config ? | 04:59 |
gast2root | Oerheks: its gui from software centre | 04:59 |
gast2root | reisio: cant find the file, tried /etc too..ยต | 05:00 |
almoxarife | I am a hybrid user of ubuntu/kubuntu, kubuntu itself confuses me, too many options and ubuntu/gnome3 don't have enough, so I use some of both, I get errors with some kubuntu apps that make me think I don't have enough of the backbone installed, so, which app would provide me with the most of the backbone without a full blown kubuntu install?? | 05:00 |
coolstar | dir | 05:01 |
coolstar | what can i di | 05:01 |
aking1012 | n2diy: the joys of being on LTS | 05:02 |
aking1012 | you're actually running an old version with some backported security fixes | 05:02 |
Braden` | I deleted all the files caused by a faulty package install. apt still reports that its partially installed (which is incorrect). How do I remove it from apt? | 05:03 |
amit | hii | 05:03 |
aking1012 | hi amit. | 05:03 |
Corigo | So, again, I setup a software RAID, set a file system mount point in /dev/ then a week later I ran the suggested updates, and after the reboot my moint point was missing. Any idea why this would happen? | 05:04 |
aking1012 | apt-get had a -f or -F option once | 05:04 |
almoxarife | Braden`: what did you initially install? | 05:04 |
amit | how can I permanently install windows xp using virtualbox in ubuntu oneiric?? I installed it but when i opened and closed virtualbox I had to reinstall it | 05:04 |
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genoobie | bbl | 05:05 |
genoobie | nite all | 05:05 |
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OerHeks | gast2root $HOME/.xvidcap.scf | 05:08 |
dr_willis | amit: you may wnat to check the vbox manual. you must be doing something wrong. | 05:09 |
aking1012 | lolz @ 'you're doin it wrong' | 05:10 |
amit | dr_willis, I dont know// maybe I have to save the state?? | 05:10 |
dr_willis | :-) | 05:11 |
OerHeks | i guess you have to unmount the installation media, else setup will start | 05:11 |
dr_willis | amit: ive never had to do anything special to get it working | 05:11 |
dr_willis | yea. do eject the iso after install. :-) | 05:12 |
almoxarife | amit: assuming you installed anything thru virtualbox, it created a vdi partion. that vdi won't disappear unless you delete it specifically | 05:12 |
amit | dr_willis, I did install and yeah I left the iso there | 05:12 |
amit | maybe that was the problem | 05:12 |
dr_willis | you can find vbox xp images online. but thats nit really legal. :-) | 05:14 |
dr_willis | but some have some handy tweaks and setups. not needed one in years. | 05:15 |
x_ | cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "model name" | cut -d ":" -f2 how do I cut that output down to 1 line please :-) | 05:16 |
niftylettuce | hmm DRI is looking for i965.so but I am using i915 drivers... should I just make a symlink from i965.so to i915.so? | 05:16 |
x_ | the output of that I mean. | 05:16 |
PentiumIII | Hello, I'm having trouble dealing with my docking station 10.10 | 05:18 |
niftylettuce | its trying to use DRI driver i965 instead of i915, is there a simple command to change this? | 05:18 |
make | i mount ipod on ubuntu.but file system only read? how to write? | 05:19 |
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PentiumIII | make: is your iPod mac or windows formatted? | 05:19 |
make | PentiumIII: is windows fat32 | 05:20 |
PentiumIII | make: filesystem is read only, or you just can't put songs on it? | 05:20 |
make | PentiumIII:o.tk y | 05:22 |
PentiumIII | make: ? | 05:22 |
PentiumIII | Hello, I'm having trouble with my docking station Ubuntu 10.10, Dell Latitude CPx with C/Port II | 05:23 |
make | PentiumIII:thank you. | 05:23 |
PentiumIII | make: Your welcome. | 05:24 |
make | PentiumIII:i am not familiar with xchat | 05:25 |
LittleLost | I'm having trouble with DC60 EASYCAP Video frame grabber after ubuntu 10.04 upgrade to 2.6.32-35-generic-pae | 05:25 |
PentiumIII | make: Ahh, I'm using irssi myself, its all terminal driven, you can get it by typing sudo apt-get irssi | 05:26 |
make | PentiumIII: i try.thank | 05:27 |
PentiumIII | make: you then just run irssi in terminal | 05:27 |
make | PentiumIII:ok.now download | 05:28 |
Corigo | best way to set root password? | 05:28 |
somsip | !noroot | Corigo | 05:28 |
make | Corigo: sudo passwd root | 05:28 |
pp7 | i got told off earlier today for suggesting that :P | 05:29 |
somsip | Corigo: it is not a recommended approach. | 05:29 |
Flannel | Corigo: there's really no need to set a root password. | 05:29 |
Flannel | make: and I agree, if you're going to tell that to someone, be sure to fully explain its reprocussions. | 05:29 |
Corigo | well aware | 05:30 |
pp7 | and what are the repercussions of sudo passwd root? | 05:30 |
make | Filannel:I know the rules. Later with the | 05:31 |
seanzy | since i updated to 11.10 my maudio ozone sound card stopped working. can anyone help? | 05:31 |
pp7 | seanzy: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+maudio+ozone+sound+card | 05:32 |
PentiumIII | Hello, I'm having trouble with my docking station Ubuntu 10.10, Dell Latitude CPx with C/Port II | 05:33 |
dr_willis | seanzy: does it work from the live cd? | 05:34 |
moyoy1 | seanzy, try here: http://dharmendralinuxdiary.blogspot.com/2011/10/ubuntu-1110-sound-problem.html | 05:34 |
anykey | limited user dreams to be root, root dreams to be Chuck Norris. | 05:34 |
moyoy1 | All that does is makes sure your system is up to date, and then reinstalls a bunch of sound stuff | 05:34 |
PentiumIII | anykey: I like it!! | 05:35 |
rigel | so nm calls wpa_supplicant or something to scan? | 05:39 |
rigel | im trying to figure out what the process is for nm deciding to connect to a particular network | 05:40 |
Peablog | tensorpudding: seems like I did not need most resent "make" but most resent "git". Looks like server installed. | 05:40 |
Hephaestus|Wins | Alright. I am not entirely sure how to approach asking for assistance with this very troubling issue. | 05:44 |
reisio | that's a start | 05:44 |
Hephaestus|Wins | I am booting up the Live AMD64 CD image (from USB, but same thing happens from DVD-ROM, so its not a medium error). | 05:45 |
Hephaestus|Wins | Immediately upon pushing enter, once the kernel and initial ramdisk areloaded, I get a blackscreen, and the system proceeds to boot. | 05:46 |
Hephaestus|Wins | I can even hear it log itself into the desktop. | 05:46 |
Hephaestus|Wins | I tried forcing the framebuffer to turn off with fb=false, as well as forcing VGA mode boot with vga=normal, to no avail. | 05:46 |
Braden` | I deleted all the files caused by a faulty package install. apt still reports that its partially installed (which is incorrect). How do I remove it from apt? | 05:47 |
Hephaestus|Wins | I have Slackware, Debian, SuSE, Fedora, and a few others installed, NONE of them exhibit this behavior. | 05:47 |
rumpe1 | Hephaestus|Wins, try deactivating acpi with "noacpi" | 05:47 |
Hephaestus|Wins | Did it. No effect. | 05:47 |
poshe | if I'm using ubuntu, am I supposed to download generic or debian software? | 05:47 |
sn00p | Hello, I am having problems with ubuntu the latest release with my external monitor it keeps blanking on me its not turning off it just blanks like a black screen I have to replug it in in order to get it back and I have all the screen savers dim off and power management off anybody have any ideas? | 05:48 |
Hephaestus|Wins | i believe it to be an issue with kernel-mode DRM | 05:48 |
Hephaestus|Wins | as Knoppix exhibits this behavior unless i specify nodrm on the kernel commandline. | 05:48 |
hacker888 | Enter text here... | 05:49 |
Hephaestus|Wins | Question is: How do I forcibly turn off DRM? I can see no boot options in the documentation that disable kernel mode DRM | 05:49 |
Hephaestus|Wins | and possibly kernel modesetting. | 05:49 |
poshe | is ubuntu generic or debian? | 05:49 |
administartor | hi | 05:49 |
hacker888 | what is this place???????????????// | 05:50 |
administartor | I run Linux Debian on VirtualBox :) | 05:50 |
Braden` | I deleted all the files caused by a faulty package install. apt still reports that its partially installed (which is incorrect). How do I remove it from apt? | 05:50 |
zomgattax | this is irc hell | 05:50 |
zomgattax | welcome | 05:50 |
hacker888 | yes | 05:50 |
hacker888 | lol | 05:50 |
zomgattax | irc distracts me from so much actual work | 05:50 |
hacker888 | Cambodia chat using Mibbit is much better | 05:51 |
administartor | please give me any link with tutorial for linux DOS :) | 05:51 |
zomgattax | i'm using x-chat now on ubuntu | 05:51 |
Hephaestus|Wins | linuxdos? lol. | 05:51 |
administartor | yes | 05:52 |
administartor | linux commands... | 05:52 |
administartor | Terminal | 05:53 |
somsip | administartor: it's BASH | 05:53 |
administartor | bash? not batch? | 05:53 |
Hephaestus|Wins | wow. | 05:55 |
sn00p | Hello, I am having problems with ubuntu the latest release with my external monitor it keeps blanking on me its not turning off it just blanks like a black screen I have to replug it in in order to get it back and I have all the screen savers dim off and power management off anybody have any ideas? | 05:55 |
Hephaestus|Wins | ubuntu's wiki is worthless lol | 05:55 |
Hephaestus|Wins | has 0 information. | 05:55 |
Hephaestus|Wins | just a bunch of press bs | 05:55 |
sinisterstuf | tried the archwiki? | 05:56 |
zomgattax | i'm using the external monitor now on 11.10 | 05:56 |
Hephaestus|Wins | how is one supposed to find information if there exists no central place for ubuntu info? o.O | 05:56 |
zomgattax | haven't had any problems in about 4 hours | 05:56 |
sn00p | zomgattax, what did you do to fix it? | 05:56 |
zomgattax | let me rephrase | 05:56 |
Braden` | I deleted all the files caused by a faulty package install. apt still reports that its partially installed (which is incorrect). How do I remove it from apt? | 05:57 |
administartor | sorry this is Bash :) | 05:57 |
zomgattax | i haven't had any problems at all | 05:57 |
sn00p | my external monitor is blanking for some reason | 05:57 |
sn00p | i've tried google | 05:57 |
zomgattax | did you try a new monitor cable? | 05:57 |
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sn00p | no the one I have works fine | 05:57 |
Effex | sn00p: how do you mean replug? The power cable or the display cable? | 05:57 |
sn00p | Effex, display cable | 05:57 |
zomgattax | something doesn't work right lol, start with cables | 05:58 |
zomgattax | then blame software | 05:58 |
Effex | Does the monitor work with any other PC you have around? | 05:58 |
zomgattax | are you using thirdparty graphics drivers? | 05:58 |
sn00p | Effex, yep | 05:58 |
chambakka | tell me how to configure the openvpn,I have already installed network-manager openvpn | 05:58 |
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Effex | Then it could be a drivers issue, are your drivers up to date? | 05:59 |
zomgattax | nvidia or pile or shit ati? | 05:59 |
zomgattax | *of sh*t | 05:59 |
VP | how to remove a package that has been incompletely installed? | 06:00 |
zomgattax | system cleaner? | 06:00 |
Hephaestus|Wins | only an uninformed twat would still spread the FUD that AMD's driver platform on Linux is somehow inferior to that of NVIDIA. | 06:00 |
Hephaestus|Wins | @zomgattax | 06:00 |
chambakka | the thing I dont know that how to unzip the openvpn configuration file to the configuration folder | 06:00 |
zomgattax | Hephaestus|Wins, just a common opinion in one of my regular channels :p | 06:01 |
VP | how to remove a package that has been incompletely installed?:) | 06:01 |
ImTheDude | i cant get my ipod to upload its music to rhythbox music player? | 06:02 |
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kcm1700 | "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find crti.o: No such file or directory" while compiling gcc, Linux kcm1700-VirtualBox 3.0.0-13-generic #22-Ubuntu SMP Wed Nov 2 13:27:26 UTC 2011 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux | 06:02 |
seanzy | after upgrading to 11.10 my maudio ozone (usb sound device) is not outputting any sound. i tried googling and following a sound guide to no avail | 06:03 |
kcm1700 | helpme | 06:03 |
chambakka | vp: type this in terminal sudo dpkg --configure -a | 06:03 |
kcm1700 | I can't get gcc compiled on Ubuntu. | 06:04 |
ImTheDude | ignasb who are you talking to? | 06:04 |
dr_willis | seanzy: may be easiest to just do a clean install | 06:04 |
VP | chambakka: Dear friend, thank you very much! | 06:05 |
seanzy | dr_willis: that's so annoying, i'd rather now | 06:05 |
seanzy | not | 06:05 |
VP | chambakka: but that didnt solve it | 06:05 |
chambakka | vp: do u remember the package | 06:05 |
dr_willis | seanzy: you may spend another 12+ hrs trying to fund a fix...... | 06:05 |
seanzy | the device shows up in sound preferences but doesn't output | 06:05 |
VP | chambakka: Package KPPP is incompletely installed | 06:06 |
chambakka | vp: if u remember it then run it again | 06:06 |
dr_willis | seanzy: or it may be somthing trivial. | 06:06 |
seanzy | it worked before the updrage, so it was probably one of the packages it deleted | 06:06 |
dr_willis | seanzy: does a live cd work | 06:06 |
ImTheDude | i select scane removable media and my ipod makes a noise but nothing | 06:06 |
chambakka | vp: try this too in terminal apt-get install -f | 06:07 |
seanzy | i don't have a live cd | 06:07 |
dr_willis | sew | 06:07 |
dr_willis | seanzy: that would be a good test. | 06:07 |
ImTheDude | can anyone help me configure my ipod to my rhythmbox music player | 06:07 |
seanzy | dr_willis: if it works on live cd, what does that indicate? | 06:08 |
chambakka | dr_willis, do u know hw to unzipp the configuration file to openvpn configuration folder | 06:09 |
dr_willis | seanzy: that its not a kernel change issue | 06:09 |
dr_willis | chambakka: use the unzip command. or unp comand perhaps | 06:10 |
seanzy | ok i'll try a live cd | 06:10 |
chambakka | dr_willis, but i dont know where the openvpn folder is situated | 06:10 |
dr_willis | seanzy: if it works. check the midules loaded. and sound settings also. | 06:11 |
dr_willis | chambakka: neither do i.. | 06:11 |
VP | chambakka: tried all but the package can not be resumed because the Ubuntu Software Center says it is already installed | 06:12 |
chambakka | vp: try in askubuntu.com | 06:12 |
Resistance | nobody here has ever heard of the locate command have they >.> | 06:13 |
Resistance | whoops wrong channel | 06:13 |
Resistance | VP, did you try `sudo apt-get remove <package>`? | 06:14 |
Resistance | in terminal | 06:14 |
Resistance | erm | 06:14 |
Resistance | is it remove or uninstall | 06:14 |
VP | Resistance: just doing that | 06:15 |
Resistance | well... its one of those :P | 06:15 |
* dr_willis uses locate quite often | 06:15 | |
somsip | chambakka: /etc/openvpn | 06:15 |
* Resistance has a very overly-modified aptitude he uses to run installations | 06:15 | |
Resistance | dr_willis, yeah? | 06:16 |
Resistance | dr_willis, its got to be one of the best programs for *finding stuff* on the hard drive | 06:16 |
Resistance | at least, imo | 06:16 |
VP | Package kppp is not installed, so not removed | 06:16 |
Resistance | VP, how did you initially install it? | 06:17 |
dr_willis | bbl | 06:17 |
Resistance | a local .deb not necessarily in the repos? | 06:17 |
kyew | does --reinstall not work? | 06:19 |
Resistance | i think they tried that | 06:19 |
Resistance | VP, can you possibly try this: sudo dpkg --remove <package> | 06:21 |
Resistance | i hate using dpkg directly, but sometimes it workds | 06:22 |
Resistance | works* | 06:22 |
Braden` | In vim, how would I get it to delete a whole line if it finds a pattern? | 06:22 |
Braden` | :%s/pattern/ ? /g | 06:22 |
VP | dpkg: warning: ignoring request to remove kppp which isn't installed. | 06:23 |
somsip | Braden: have you tried pattern//g ? | 06:23 |
Braden` | somsip: It only replaces the pattern, not the line | 06:23 |
somsip | Braden`: ah, no. You want the whole line to be deleted if a sub=pattern is found.. | 06:23 |
somsip | Braden`: yup - ic | 06:24 |
Braden` | Aye | 06:24 |
Resistance | VP, ouch you're kind of screwed then | 06:24 |
Resistance | VP, what ubuntu? | 06:24 |
somsip | Braden`: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Delete_all_lines_containing_a_pattern | 06:24 |
VP | chambakka: Resistance: kppp being installed thru Synaptic Package Installer | 06:25 |
sebastian | Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why is that? | 06:25 |
dissipate_ | does anyone have a link to a tutorial on how to set up a process to run as a service? i googled and didn't find much. :( | 06:25 |
Resistance | that wasnt my question VP | 06:25 |
JeffM | How can I find out what version of Totem was included in past versions of Ubuntu? | 06:25 |
* Resistance is aware of SYnaptic. But Synaptic is not the Ubuntu Software Center | 06:25 | |
Resistance | VP, you're free to answer my question, please. | 06:25 |
Resistance | VP, which Ubuntu? 11.04? 11.10? 10.04? *older*? | 06:26 |
Braden` | somsip: Thank you! | 06:26 |
sebastian | What about my question? | 06:26 |
VP | Yes dear friend, Its 10.10 | 06:26 |
Resistance | eww... | 06:26 |
Resistance | um... | 06:26 |
VP | Resistance: Ubuntu 10.10 | 06:26 |
Resistance | *checks something* | 06:26 |
pangolin | !info totem maverick | 06:27 |
sebastian | hello? | 06:27 |
ubottu | totem (source: totem): A simple media player for the GNOME desktop based on GStreamer. In component main, is optional. Version 2.32.0-0ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 526 kB, installed size 1504 kB | 06:27 |
somsip | Braden`: np | 06:27 |
sebastian | help me? | 06:27 |
somsip | !ask | sebastian | 06:27 |
ubottu | sebastian: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 06:27 |
sebastian | Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why? | 06:28 |
magus-pancq | hi | 06:28 |
Resistance | VP, (1) you know that's a KDE program right? (2) Is there any reason you need a dial-up modem dialer? | 06:29 |
pp7 | anyone know a way around this glitch bug?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPqpxXldLlA | 06:29 |
sebastian | !ask Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why is that? | 06:29 |
ubottu | sebastian: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 06:29 |
sebastian | <sebastian> Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why? | 06:30 |
harsh343 | how to install titanium studio on ubuntu 11.04?? | 06:31 |
harsh343 | through command line | 06:31 |
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harsh343 | hello all | 06:31 |
somsip | harsh343: what's the finle name | 06:31 |
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somsip | *filename | 06:31 |
VP | Resistance: to run a dial up connection! | 06:31 |
pleasehelpmeouth | Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why? | 06:31 |
somsip | !patience| pleasehelpmeouth | 06:32 |
ubottu | pleasehelpmeouth: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 06:32 |
VP | Thank you all! | 06:32 |
VP | Bye | 06:32 |
pleasehelpmeouth | Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why? | 06:33 |
harsh343 | somsip, finle name ?????? | 06:34 |
pleasehelpmeouth | Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why? | 06:34 |
pleasehelpmeouth | Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why? | 06:34 |
pleasehelpmeouth | Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why? | 06:34 |
pleasehelpmeouth | Whenever I try to compile something it says the directory doesn't exist. Why? | 06:34 |
FloodBot1 | pleasehelpmeouth: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:34 |
somsip | harsh343: filename | 06:34 |
Resistance | pleasehelpmeouth, i'd stop repeating yourself. | 06:35 |
dissipate_ | wow, what a spammer | 06:35 |
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dissipate_ | bad behavior | 06:35 |
harsh343 | somsip, I donn't no the file name | 06:35 |
harsh343 | just i want to install titanium | 06:36 |
somsip | harsh343: from memory, you download a file, it ends in .sh, you chmod +x on it, and sh {filename}.sh. But I've not done it for a while so I could be wrong | 06:36 |
harsh343 | ok | 06:36 |
pleasehelpmeouth | wtf why does nobody help me I fucking hate linux | 06:36 |
marcusdavidus | hello | 06:38 |
marcusdavidus | how to watch embeded divx movies in chromium ? | 06:38 |
marcusdavidus | of course no help f standart . | 06:41 |
reisio | marcusdavidus: heh, it's the middle of the night | 06:42 |
reisio | marcusdavidus: you need ffmpeg I'm sure | 06:42 |
dirtycookie | is there a pastebin for screenshots? | 06:43 |
phpmvc | i have to launch a python script when the system starts up, what's the best way to do that? update-rc.d + init.d script? | 06:45 |
detrix42 | Hi. Since the upgrade to Oneiric, I have been unable to get handbrake. The have not yet updated their repository. How does one get an older version through synaptic or the software center? | 06:45 |
dirtycookie | hi, i installed gedit onto my xubuntu OS and wanted to know how to change the font of my embedded terminal. Here is a pix of what I mean. http://picpaste.com/-0DE32bmV.png | 06:46 |
reisio | dirtycookie: might ask on irc.gnome.org | 06:48 |
reisio | detrix42: maybe try WinFF instead? | 06:49 |
reisio | or ffmpeg directly | 06:49 |
reisio | phpmvc: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RcLocalHowto | 06:50 |
dr_willis | hmm. | 06:52 |
phpmvc | cheers | 06:52 |
dr_willis | beers. | 06:53 |
dirtycookie | reisio: ill do that | 06:53 |
detrix42 | reisio: thanks, will try WinFF | 06:53 |
dr_willis | wiff is handy. it can even show the ffmpeg commands its using | 06:54 |
dr_willis | arista is also a handy alternative to winff | 06:54 |
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dr_willis | id still like to find an easy way to apply audacity's background noise removal to a video file. i got like 200 home movies to clean up. | 06:56 |
nvz | I need to backup temporarily about 60gb or so of data from one ubuntu machine to another sitting right next to one another.. is there anything that may be faster than rsync? | 06:57 |
nvz | I suppose I could do this real fast if I took both machines apart and put both drives in the same machine but I know from experience my netbook has to be totally disassembled to get to the HDD and thats just a lot of work | 06:57 |
pangolin | dr_willis: someone in #ubuntustudio can probably help you with that. | 06:58 |
dr_willis | a netbooks hd is also normally of the slower type also. so it may not be that much faster | 06:58 |
nvz | though now that I think about it I may just do that anyhow so I can do all the repartitioning and crap in one fail swoop | 06:58 |
dr_willis | pangolin: yea. its going tobe my holiday project it seems. ;) | 06:58 |
pangolin | cool, make sure to write up some easy to follow instructions for me :) | 06:59 |
dr_willis | i was suprised how well audacity cleaned up the audio. | 06:59 |
nvz | I'm not sure how well this will turn out as the attempt to repartition to install ubuntu failed twice.. the drive may have some physical damage | 06:59 |
nvz | hence why I am trying to offload the data and wipe it entirely | 06:59 |
nvz | I'm just in the mess of currently having ubuntu on a 5gb partition that was the restore partition.. and thats just a mess | 07:00 |
nvz | makes life real difficult.. my next best idea was to link/bind most of the stuff to the larger partition I had debian on | 07:01 |
dr_willis | nvz: my main ubuntu install is on a 32gb flash drive ;) | 07:01 |
nvz | yeah well, until I make enough money to get new hardware I just want to use ubuntu on there and have access to my whole drive without constantly running out of space | 07:01 |
nvz | thinking of buying something from avadirect.. not sure what yet.. and so far have no budget for it | 07:02 |
dr_willis | waiting to get a ssd for xmas. wonder if i can then dd this flash to the ssd. never had a ssd befor | 07:02 |
nvz | I'm obviously too tired/lazy to do anything right now so I think I'll just handle this task tomorrow and take the hdd out and put it into the desktop.. and hope for the best | 07:03 |
nvz | I know there is a possibility all the reformatting and crap will toast the drive if it is in fact failing due to physical damage | 07:03 |
dr_willis | put it out of its misery. | 07:04 |
nvz | I was going to go with installing to an SD card since the netbook is getting old and falling apart.. but its a hardware hotplug pcie card reader that isnt supported by the bios | 07:04 |
nvz | its the only machine I own right now and have no money.. so I gotta deal with it until I make the money to buy something new and actually decide on something new | 07:05 |
nvz | all I know so far is that I want nvidia graphics, don't want to pay for windows because I dont intend to ever use it, and would like the ability to charge stuff via USB without the machine on | 07:05 |
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nvz | kinda torn on how much I wanna spend upfront.. cause most the machines on avadirect are easily upgradable.. and I wanna try keep the budget low at first and upgrade as needed | 07:06 |
jita | how can i access dot files/folders in unity using nautilus ? | 07:07 |
nvz | jita: select show hidden files from the view/edit menu wherever that is | 07:08 |
nvz | I think ctrl+h is a shortcut for that | 07:08 |
pooky | jita ctrl-h I think | 07:08 |
jita | thanks pooky, nvz | 07:09 |
dr_willis | i can charge my usb stuff from my desk clock. ;) it has 2 usb ports | 07:10 |
dr_willis | laptop has oe of those usb charge ports.. took me a while to figure out how my mouse light was on with the laptop off... | 07:11 |
nvz | yeah well thats what I want as in the past couple years this netbook has slowly become an over priced battery charger for devices I use more often | 07:12 |
nvz | and it kills the battery too fast having the machine running when all I use it for is a backup battery for other devices | 07:12 |
nvz | its usually not an advertised feature though which is annoying | 07:13 |
nvz | I'm fairly certain the macbook air does it which is what I was thinking of getting for my next machine | 07:13 |
nvz | but thats when the air still had nvidia.. and I wrote off paying for OSX as I am not very familiar with it and could stand to learn it just in case.. | 07:13 |
nvz | but truth is I really dont want OSX either, nor do I want ATI graphics | 07:14 |
nvz | and the damn air is like 1100 or more, and for that price I can get way more hardware from somewhere like avadirect | 07:14 |
nvz | they have laptops that support like 3 sata drives in RAID 5, with 12gb of ram or more for that price.. heh | 07:15 |
dr_willis | my big laptop with 2 sata and a 18.4 lcd is nice... and heavy.. nasty heavy | 07:17 |
FreeWilly | hey can someone show me how to access ubuntu pastbin history | 07:17 |
FreeWilly | yesterday pasted some stuff which i want to look at again | 07:17 |
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dr_willis | FreeWilly: try the history command? but that wont show the url. | 07:18 |
dr_willis | !logs | 07:18 |
ubottu | Official channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ . LoCo channels are now logged there too; for older LoCo channel logs, see http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/ | 07:18 |
dr_willis | chennel logs may help | 07:18 |
dr_willis | browser history feature may help also | 07:19 |
eHAPPY | Whenever I mount a NFS share on the client the UID shows up as a bunch of random numbers; is this normal? | 07:20 |
FreeWilly | dr_willis: thanks, but sjoe how do i know which one under yesterdays date is #ubuntu's history?? | 07:20 |
reisio | dr_willis: sox? | 07:21 |
dr_willis | reisio: sox? ;) i got some nice wool sox on.. | 07:21 |
dr_willis | FreeWilly: no idea. i raly look at the channel logs | 07:22 |
FreeWilly | sjoe | 07:22 |
reisio | dr_willis: for noise removal | 07:22 |
reisio | dr_willis: probably have to separate audio & video first, then smash back together afterwards | 07:23 |
reisio | with ffmpeg/mencoder/mplayer | 07:23 |
dr_willis | reisio: i saw mention of that. wondered if it does as good a job as audacity does | 07:23 |
reisio | I think you are the man to test it! | 07:23 |
dr_willis | item # 204 on my todo list | 07:24 |
FreeWilly | anyone else maybe know if ubuntu pastebin keeps history? | 07:24 |
reisio | $ wc -l lists/todo \n667 lists/todo | 07:24 |
reisio | and I believe that is only since this new computer | 07:24 |
reisio | FreeWilly: it'd probably be easier to find it via the three methods people already mentioned | 07:25 |
nvz | eHAPPY: certainly doesnt sound normal to me, but I've only dabbled, I dont use nfs on a regular basis | 07:25 |
reisio | the 'history' command, your browser's history, and the IRC channel logs | 07:25 |
reisio | although unless you made these pastebins fairly recently, they might be gone | 07:25 |
raj-darkmystery | postfix virtual host pam(user@domain): pam_authenticate() failed: User not known to the underlying authentication module | 07:26 |
FreeWilly | found it reisio | 07:27 |
FreeWilly | thanks | 07:27 |
eHAPPY | anyone know NFS well? | 07:28 |
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dr_willis | all i know on nfs i learned from !nfs | 07:29 |
eHAPPY | !nfs | 07:30 |
ubottu | nfs is the network file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo for information on installing and configuring NFS. | 07:30 |
eHAPPY | ah yes that guide; it sadly is lacking | 07:30 |
nvz | all I learned about anything is fairly useless when I'm in chronic pain and my brain is foggy.. heh | 07:30 |
* Bubba likes need for speed | 07:30 | |
dr_willis | last i used nfs. my gid/gid was the same on the nfs shares | 07:30 |
nvz | yes it always agreed for me as well | 07:31 |
nvz | certainly sounds off | 07:31 |
eHAPPY | yeh i tried uid/gid but there is a pretty bad bug if you overlap it seem | 07:31 |
eHAPPY | s | 07:31 |
eHAPPY | essentially if i have ehappy:root and root:ehappy you can get root:root | 07:31 |
ypsjd | ๅคงๅฎถๅฅฝ | 07:34 |
reisio | ypsjd: hi | 07:35 |
ypsjd | ๆไบบๅจubuntu10.04้้ขๅฎ่ฃ ไบibm lotus notesๅ | 07:35 |
faLUCE | hi. I can't set 1920x1080 resolution on "00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)" (I'm using ubuntu). In addition, I had to add " i915.modeset=0 " to grub file (otherwise I saw a black screen). How can I solve? | 07:35 |
ypsjd | use GPL driver? | 07:36 |
faLUCE | ypsjd: where can I get it? | 07:36 |
faLUCE | (I'm not using proprietary drivers) | 07:37 |
nvz | I wasnt aware there was such a thing as a proprietary driver for intel | 07:37 |
auronandace | there isn't | 07:37 |
ypsjd | ๆพไธญๅฝไบบ่ๅคฉ | 07:38 |
reisio | ypsjd: /join #ubuntu-cn | 07:38 |
reisio | ypsjd: ffr: /msg alis list *ubun*cn | 07:38 |
ypsjd | thank | 07:38 |
raj-darkmystery | postfix virtual host pam(user@domain): pam_authenticate() failed: User not known to the underlying authentication module need help :-/ | 07:39 |
reisio | ypsjd: ไฝ ้ฝ้ๅธธๆญก่ฟ | 07:39 |
* WebGoddess008 waves | 07:42 | |
WebGoddess008 | i'm gnu to ubuntu, just got up and running with 1110 :) | 07:42 |
reisio | heh | 07:43 |
auronandace | !yay | WebGoddess008 | 07:43 |
ubottu | WebGoddess008: Glad you made it! :-) | 07:43 |
WebGoddess008 | was trying to find out how to configure the dashbar on the left to perhaps be half the width so i can put like double the icons on it instead of having to scroll up and down ;-) | 07:43 |
reisio | !cookie | 07:44 |
ubottu | Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! | 07:44 |
reisio | ubottu: cookie | 07:44 |
reisio | WebGoddess008: you are picky | 07:44 |
reisio | s/are/_are_/ | 07:44 |
WebGoddess008 | and i haven't been able to figure out how to set up the keyboard shortcut so that my m$ keyboard can do copy with the "New" key and paste with the "Open" key since a single-button copy-n-paste makes me tons more efficient :P | 07:44 |
WebGoddess008 | lol yah i'm picky ;) | 07:45 |
* WebGoddess008 kinda a control freak or something | 07:45 | |
WebGoddess008 | but i'm super happy w/Ubuntu, really great O/S | 07:45 |
WebGoddess008 | :) | 07:45 |
reisio | you don't know where the keyboard shortcut prefs are | 07:45 |
WebGoddess008 | i launched the keyboard shortcut prefs | 07:46 |
dr_willis | never seen a new or open key on a keybord. ;) | 07:46 |
reisio | WebGoddess008: it doesn't detect those keys? | 07:46 |
WebGoddess008 | it does, just when i add the "Copy" and "Paste" under custom shortcuts | 07:46 |
WebGoddess008 | then it doesn't seem to work correctly | 07:47 |
dr_willis | you have noticed you can normally select, and middle click to copy/paste ;) | 07:47 |
reisio | WebGoddess008: in that nothing happens? | 07:47 |
WebGoddess008 | ahh okay | 07:47 |
WebGoddess008 | well i set Copy to "New" and "Paste" to "SunOpen" in the shortcuts | 07:48 |
auronandace | WebGoddess008: keyboard shortcuts are usually combinations (more than 1 key); you'd otherwise want to alter the keymap | 07:48 |
reisio | still, it should allow it | 07:48 |
reisio | auronandace: are you saying it doesn't? | 07:48 |
WebGoddess008 | yah just not wanting to spend tons of time on it lol | 07:48 |
WebGoddess008 | got work to do and all that jazz lol | 07:48 |
WebGoddess008 | i suppose i can just use the mouse for now ;) | 07:48 |
WebGoddess008 | 1110 is quite nice though...good job to all of ya'll who worked on it <3 | 07:49 |
auronandace | reisio: i'm guessing, i've never come across a shortcut that simply changed the function of an already existing single key | 07:49 |
WebGoddess008 | well m$ keyboard has the "help" "undo" "redo" "new" "open" etc keys | 07:49 |
reisio | auronandace: so no | 07:50 |
WebGoddess008 | so on windoze i can use intellitype to remap "new" to copy and "open" to paste | 07:50 |
WebGoddess008 | lol | 07:50 |
reisio | WebGoddess008: find the Compiz Config Settings Manager | 07:50 |
WebGoddess008 | not trying to be nitpicky just efficient ;) | 07:50 |
reisio | WebGoddess008: look for the Unity tab | 07:50 |
reisio | dpkg -L compizconfig-settings-manager | grep bin | 07:51 |
WebGoddess008 | oh okay thanks reisio | 07:51 |
reisio | not sure what width options are available | 07:51 |
reisio | as yet | 07:51 |
reisio | I'm sure in the future, blah blah | 07:51 |
WebGoddess008 | awesome :) | 07:53 |
lovelp | how do you think the linux mint | 07:53 |
WebGoddess008 | set it to 32 vs 48 now i can add more silly-icons lol | 07:53 |
reisio | cool | 07:53 |
WebGoddess008 | <333 | 07:53 |
reisio | WebGoddess008: the go side by side? | 07:53 |
reisio | they* | 07:53 |
reisio | lovelp: it's a green themed Ubuntu (which is a brown/purple/orange themed Debian) | 07:53 |
WebGoddess008 | how stable is compiz? it said online there were "bugs"...trying to avoid "bugs" lol | 07:54 |
reisio | well it's a fairly old package | 07:54 |
reisio | and fairly enduring | 07:54 |
reisio | I was just reading that the settings manager isn't particularly stable :p | 07:55 |
reisio | which is fairly typical (helper apps being less stable) | 07:55 |
WebGoddess008 | cool, so if i tweak stuff on here i'm not gonna end up with a borked unity dashbar? ;) | 07:55 |
dr_willis | dont go crazy with the plugins. ;) or in ccsm | 07:55 |
WebGoddess008 | well | 07:55 |
WebGoddess008 | lol | 07:55 |
reisio | if you do you'd probably only have to move ~/.config/ or the like | 07:55 |
reisio | to get back to defaults | 07:55 |
WebGoddess008 | i'll just stick to the basics, i'm cool w/the dashbar icons @32px and the auto-hide | 07:55 |
dr_willis | you can reset unity and compiz via simple command line commands | 07:56 |
WebGoddess008 | ok cool | 07:56 |
will_ | I'm using a trackpad on 11.10, but it doesn't feel as "forgiving" as on OSX. For example, I would go to click on Firefox to change focus then move the cursor down to click a link. The system though I wanted to select the whole page. How can I fix this? | 07:56 |
sporto | how do i claim a wireless driver? hardware driver says activated but not in use | 07:56 |
WebGoddess008 | i've been using debian for a long time but haven't used ubuntu in several years | 07:56 |
reisio | will_: sorry rephrase? | 07:56 |
reisio | sporto: you want to put a flag in it, or do something else? | 07:56 |
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WebGoddess008 | yah im interested in OSX lion just no $ atm to try it out...my apple equip is old lol | 07:57 |
will_ | reisi: On my trackpad, I'm looking to disable the "tap to click" feature. | 07:57 |
WebGoddess008 | if i can get everything i need working on ubuntu then i'll use it as my desktop | 07:58 |
sporto | reisio: flag? i wanna use it lol, i tried to "touch" it and restart but no change, wireless doesn't show up in nm-applet either | 07:58 |
reisio | will_: don't know much about that, but it seems to come up a lot: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22tap%20to%20click%22%20site%3Aubuntuforums.org | 07:58 |
will_ | reisi: hehe, thanks. I was actually just Googling that once I put it into clearer, more Google-able words :) | 07:59 |
reisio | sporto: is it a module? | 07:59 |
reisio | will_: that's what they all say... | 08:00 |
reisio | will_: ...right before doing so! | 08:00 |
will_ | reisi: hah! But you made me rethink how to phrase it :) Anyways. Looks like my system doesn't think it's a touchpad... | 08:00 |
reisio | ah, that'd be confusing | 08:00 |
sporto | reisio: i think so, i had to and a funky ppa to get the driver via synaptic | 08:01 |
fesafder | how do i configure my old monitor resolution in 11.10 is there a xorg.conf for monitor ? | 08:01 |
sporto | add^ | 08:01 |
reisio | oh, good fun | 08:01 |
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fesafder | or does ubuntu works with a resgistry ? | 08:02 |
Koketso_Mabuse | fesafder I do not think so | 08:02 |
Koketso_Mabuse | fesafder what I think though is that get all the updates for Ubuntu, then do a hardware scan and your config for the monitor will go easily | 08:03 |
fesafder | the monitor has 25 years now | 08:03 |
fesafder | i know the refresh rates | 08:04 |
Koketso_Mabuse | fesafder: App/ System/ hardware drivers | 08:04 |
Koketso_Mabuse | Try that | 08:04 |
fesafder | der: App/ System/ hardware drivers is that a path in / | 08:05 |
shomon | hi, I still have mplayer playing videos super fast and with no sound :( | 08:05 |
shomon | any idea what I could do to fix this? | 08:05 |
shomon | also with flash videos | 08:05 |
fesafder | i only have a console for now | 08:06 |
reisio | shomon: grep 'ao=' /etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf | 08:06 |
Koketso_Mabuse | Oh Sorry I have a MAC4Lin, System, Adminstration then Hardware Drivers | 08:06 |
shomon | ao=pulse,alsa,sdl:aalib | 08:06 |
sporto | i have source i can compile but the readme say define gcc and ld, what is ld? | 08:06 |
Koketso_Mabuse | That is the route to get to Hardware Drives | 08:07 |
Koketso_Mabuse | drives | 08:07 |
Koketso_Mabuse | drivers | 08:07 |
Koketso_Mabuse | lol | 08:07 |
ikonia | sporto: linker | 08:07 |
fesafder | i am looking for conf files to edit | 08:07 |
ikonia | sporto: what are you trying to build ? | 08:07 |
shomon | reisio, should I switch it to alsa somehow? | 08:07 |
reisio | shomon: I would suspect your pulse config, yeah | 08:08 |
sporto | ralink wireless driver in lucid | 08:08 |
shomon | hmm, can I reset it to zero somehow? | 08:08 |
shomon | like back to factory config? | 08:08 |
shomon | if that applies with ubuntu | 08:08 |
sporto | ikonia: my wireless driver is "unclaimed" | 08:09 |
faLUCE | (ubuntu 11.10) hi. I can't use resolutions higher than 1280x1024 with "00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)". In addition, I had to boot with "nomodeset" (otherwise I saw only a black screen) | 08:10 |
shomon | any suggestions for fixing my pulse config reisio ? | 08:10 |
reisio | sorry don't know anything about pulse | 08:11 |
reisio | except that I've never needed it | 08:11 |
shomon | so... how do I get rid of it? Do you recommend that, or do you just never watch videos? | 08:11 |
reisio | plenty of tuts for getting rid of it | 08:12 |
shomon | ok will look that up | 08:12 |
fesafder | i get ubuntu 10.11 is a misterious a W....... no more editable config file | 08:12 |
Koketso_Mabuse | http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-change-display-resolution-settings-using-xrandr.html | 08:12 |
Koketso_Mabuse | Display matters | 08:12 |
fesafder | thx for xandr but i see less &less difference with windows now | 08:16 |
fesafder | i guess matter of time will should we can have the source. | 08:17 |
fesafder | anyway thx bye | 08:18 |
simon-zhu | well | 08:18 |
marcusdavidus | reiso is fuckjing mourning | 08:21 |
will_ | Over what? | 08:21 |
reisio | will_: trying to understand that msg :p | 08:22 |
shomon | morning? | 08:22 |
marcusdavidus | not my foult that INTERNATIONAL ubuntu channel is in fact USA only channel where only help u ever get is a : how to use apt or something other like that witch is basic any harder stuff i never get any help here or on forums | 08:22 |
marcusdavidus | so dont tell me is midle of the night | 08:23 |
marcusdavidus | cuz is not | 08:23 |
reisio | it is for most useful English speakers | 08:23 |
* reisio is just the messenger | 08:23 | |
marcusdavidus | so ocne mroe how to make divxplayer in chrome | 08:23 |
reisio | marcusdavidus: do you have ffmpeg? | 08:23 |
marcusdavidus | i dont ask how to play divx in pc | 08:23 |
marcusdavidus | i can play it in firefox with mozilla plugion | 08:23 |
marcusdavidus | plugin* | 08:23 |
reisio | mmhmmm, I know | 08:23 |
marcusdavidus | i need play it in chrome | 08:24 |
reisio | but Chrome uses ffmpeg | 08:24 |
marcusdavidus | i got all codecs | 08:24 |
reisio | who asked | 08:24 |
Tm_T | !language | marcusdavidus | 08:24 |
ubottu | marcusdavidus: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. | 08:24 |
marcusdavidus | any plug to chromeor so google show nothing | 08:24 |
marcusdavidus | yeeyy imba admins always watching maybe u give me answer on my question mr admin will ya ? | 08:24 |
reisio | marcusdavidus: try this one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11486419&postcount=2 | 08:25 |
Ascavasaion | Morning. Can someone recommend me a lightweight music programme like Rhythmbox for my old AMD Duron machine? | 08:25 |
marcusdavidus | gr8 help | 08:25 |
marcusdavidus | ill try | 08:25 |
reisio | Ascavasaion: rhythmbox | 08:26 |
marcusdavidus | but its instaling me chromium :P | 08:26 |
marcusdavidus | hmm do u got alot of music? | 08:26 |
reisio | compared to most | 08:26 |
marcusdavidus | if yes gmusicbrowser is yoru chice than | 08:27 |
marcusdavidus | choice | 08:27 |
Ascavasaion | Thank you marcusdavidus and reisio | 08:30 |
marcusdavidus | uw | 08:31 |
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Pat | hello, do you speek french? | 08:32 |
somsip | !fr | Pat | 08:32 |
ubottu | Pat: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en franรงais, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 08:32 |
marcusdavidus | hmm now i got sound in divx in chrome .. but no video ahahah | 08:33 |
marcusdavidus | w8 i got video | 08:33 |
marcusdavidus | ty mate that helped | 08:33 |
goddard | yo | 08:34 |
arikel | yo goddard , so how do you like Unity? | 08:34 |
goddard | not using it at the moment | 08:34 |
arikel | heh, who does? :) | 08:35 |
arvut | for some fkd up reason my login screen on a fresh 11.10 install has changed my keyboard layout from Swedish dvorak to english qwerty.. so now I can't type my password which consists of various unicode characters.. in earlier ubuntu versions I could select the layout before logging in (at login screen).. is this still possible or is this install fubard? | 08:35 |
[dlp] | Hi guys. | 08:35 |
goddard | arvut: i tried it at the start but to many driver issues | 08:36 |
somsip | arvut: login to command prompt, then change your password to something that only contains qwerty characters? | 08:36 |
[dlp] | I'm having a bit of an issue with my apt database,.. there appear to be two of each package as seen within aptitude. | 08:36 |
goddard | arikel: ^ | 08:36 |
somsip | !text ! arvut | 08:36 |
ubottu | somsip: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 08:36 |
somsip | !text | arvut | 08:36 |
ubottu | arvut: To start your system in text-only mode append 'text' (without the quotes) to the kernel line in the grub menu. You can access the grub menu by pressing Esc (Grub legacy) or Shift (Grub2) during boot. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Text%20Mode | 08:36 |
[dlp] | And it's causing conflicts and breakages. | 08:36 |
[dlp] | I don't see any duplicate entries in sources.list | 08:37 |
will_ | I just wanted to say, I bought a Netgear USB wifi adapter (WNA1100) and it was plug and play :) | 08:37 |
bullgard6 | In Ubuntu 10.04.3 the X server crashed. May be there crashed more yet. I obtained the error message: "init: plymouth-stop prestart process (1362) terminated with status 1". How to proceed to save a maximum of the data of the programs open heretofore? | 08:38 |
[dlp] | I'm on 11.10 upgraded from 11.04 (64-bit). | 08:39 |
[dlp] | Also, there's nothing in sources.list.d | 08:39 |
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[dlp] | And I've deleted the contents of /var/lib/apt/lists and rebuilt them. | 08:40 |
[dlp] | I don't know the workings of apt that well, so if anyone has any ideas, I'd love to hear them. | 08:41 |
Eletels | Hello | 08:43 |
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arvut | are you saying ubuntu is too stupid to load the correct drivers for swe dvorak keyboard layout? I had no issues logging in last time, I did update the OS tho and then rebooted. seriously this is a situation no regular user would want to be in. I'm glad I know how to manually change pw, but others might not be as fortunate.. what if a user has รถ, รค, รฅ (or any other language-specific character) in their pw that they can normally type with their keyboard, a | 08:43 |
bullgard6 | !enter | [dlp] | 08:44 |
ubottu | [dlp]: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 08:44 |
[dlp] | Sorry. | 08:44 |
reisio | Eletels: hi | 08:45 |
[dlp] | I can see why, especially in a noisy channel. | 08:45 |
Eletels | Whats up | 08:45 |
somsip | arvut: I'm giving you a solution. I'm not concerned about the other issues, personally | 08:45 |
somsip | arvut: though there may be some benefit in rasing a bug | 08:47 |
arvut | somsip: its a solution for a rather experienced linux user, yes. but this is a serious issue. I'm not filing a bugreport on it as I'll go back to gentoo and fedora instead. done with ubuntu. | 08:47 |
bullgard6 | [dlp]: It appears that you are not an advanced Ubuntu user. My advice: Backup your /home directory's content and re-install Ubuntu 11.10 | 08:47 |
arvut | and I ty, but its not enough. | 08:47 |
[dlp] | bullguard6: Not an option. | 08:47 |
SoWhat | hello! does anybody can tell me how to run CheckGmail with patch described here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/checkgmail/+bug/851553 or maybe there is some good alternative for CheckGmail? | 08:47 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 851553 in checkgmail (Ubuntu) "checkgmail does not login: Unable to find gmail_ik" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 08:47 |
VictorCL | what could be that I have no syslog on /var/log/syslog | 08:49 |
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arvut | another solution: login as guest session, switch user to sudoers account and you will have the layout back to normal. this is still a serious issue though | 08:49 |
[dlp] | bullgard6: And you are making this assumption only on the basis that I don't know the package management system too well, which seems somewhat presumptuous, don't you think? | 08:50 |
ikonia | [dlp]: that bug is a known issue | 08:50 |
ikonia | [dlp]: it has been reported a few times, | 08:51 |
ikonia | [dlp]: it seems more common with apptitude | 08:51 |
ikonia | [dlp]: it is actually not a problem though and will not stop any functionality, just a visual thing | 08:52 |
[dlp] | ikonia: I did my best to search for known issues, but didn't find anything relevant. Is there a solution? | 08:52 |
[dlp] | ikonia: I see. | 08:52 |
ikonia | [dlp]: (or at least shouldn't cause you a problem) | 08:52 |
ikonia | [dlp]: I'm not aware of a solution as of yet, but it has been reported quite a few times | 08:52 |
Efrit999 | Anyone knows a little bit exciting rooms... | 08:54 |
SoWhat | maybe somebody can tell how to install this package http://packages.debian.org/unstable/mail/checkgmail ? or Ubuntu doesnt support debian pkg? | 08:54 |
ikonia | Efrit999: this channel is only for ubuntu support discussion please. | 08:54 |
ikonia | SoWhat: don't install debian packages on ubuntu | 08:54 |
Benkinooby | is there a way to decide, what network traffic should go through a vpn connection and what traffic should use the normal network connection? | 08:54 |
SoWhat | ikonia: okay, tnx | 08:55 |
[dlp] | ikonia: In that case, I might be looking at another problem as well. For example, there are two versions of libasound2 that appear to be the same version, but some packages depend on one and some the other, but they conflict. | 08:55 |
ikonia | Benkinooby: you'll need a reasonable routing table | 08:55 |
ikonia | [dlp]: sorry, could you explain a bit clearer | 08:55 |
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Benkinooby | ikonia, so it will be difficult to make das decision on a application layer... like running firefox over normal internet and thunderbird over vpn... or even one ff-window over vpn and the other over normal connection | 08:56 |
ikonia | Benkinooby: that would be exceptionally complex | 08:56 |
ikonia | Benkinooby: you couldn't even do that with a routing table, you'd have to try to use something such as iptables | 08:56 |
Randolph | hi all | 08:57 |
reisio | hi | 08:58 |
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Benkinooby | ikonia, i guess i am not the first one with that kind of interest... if some1 is connected to his company via vpn i'm sure not all information should run over the companys network... | 08:58 |
ikonia | vpn is normally a secure connection, so once you connect, you are locked out of your other connection | 08:58 |
[dlp] | Ok... in this case, I'm trying to install skype. When I mark it for installation aptitude reports 59 breaks, the only available solution being to keep all 59 packages (including Skype itself) at current version (UNINST). But when I inspect to see why these packages have to remain uninstalled, I find it's because a conflicting version of the same package is installed. | 08:59 |
reisio | of skype? | 08:59 |
ikonia | [dlp]: could you please do "sudo apt-get update" and pastebin the output | 09:00 |
SoWhat | can somebody tell me how to add programs to menu in left? | 09:01 |
Benkinooby | ikonia, looking at my routes (didn't mod then) i have routes for eth0 and tun0... | 09:02 |
ikonia | Benkinooby: yes you will have | 09:02 |
zabomber | is there theme's in ubuntu 11.10 unity? | 09:02 |
ikonia | Benkinooby: that is correct | 09:02 |
[dlp] | ikonia: http://pastebin.com/EKesJ9Dc | 09:02 |
zabomber | i know somethings changed that makes 11.04 backwards incompatible with 11.10? | 09:02 |
ikonia | zabomber: what ? | 09:02 |
zabomber | ikonia: im running unity... what theme'ing engine/theme sets/repo's can i use to change the themes? | 09:04 |
ikonia | [dlp]: do you have backports enabled | 09:04 |
Benkinooby | ikonia, hm... using wireshark i only see ESP traffic... so no normal lan traffic | 09:04 |
zabomber | none of the 11.04 and old works... | 09:04 |
zabomber | Benkinoob: tried tcpdump? | 09:04 |
zabomber | with grep | 09:04 |
[dlp] | ikonia: Yes. | 09:05 |
Benkinooby | zabomber, wireshark does the same job as tcpdump | 09:05 |
ikonia | [dlp]: you may actually have conflicting packages then | 09:05 |
[dlp] | ikonia: Aha, now we're getting somewhere. Let me remove backports and update... | 09:06 |
Browser | hi | 09:06 |
reisio | hi | 09:06 |
ikonia | [dlp]: it may be (hopefully not) too late if any of the backport packages have been installed and a conflict created | 09:09 |
Oins | Hi. How can I import a CA File into Pidgin? | 09:11 |
[dlp] | ikonia: No, there are still problems, by the looks of things. | 09:11 |
ikonia | [dlp]: I'm not massivly shocked by that | 09:12 |
[dlp] | ikonia: In that case, I'll have to decide which is the lesser of two evils in terms of either reinstalling the system or learning about the package management system in enough detail to fix the problems. | 09:14 |
ikonia | [dlp]: well it depends on the conflict | 09:14 |
SoWhat | how to set which aplication opens which files by default? | 09:16 |
[dlp] | ikonia: The main problem is that I've got a fair bit of technically unsupported software "installed" outside package management. I had to make a lot of tweaks to get these working, hence the reason I'm reluctant to reinstall. I'd have to go through the whole process again. | 09:17 |
s3r3n1t7 | Good morning all. I'm working on getting samba4 working with named which is workign thus far except that bind doesn't seem to have a driver. I'm trying to load the samba dns configuration with an include file, which does point to the right file and its getting loaded, but i get an error: "unsupported DLZ database driver 'dlopen'. " any clues? | 09:22 |
ypsjd | hi | 09:23 |
ypsjd | /msg NickServ identify shijida | 09:24 |
ypsjd | join #ubuntu-cn | 09:24 |
s3r3n1t7 | ypsjd, wrong channel. Might want to change that pass as well now. | 09:24 |
pratz | hey guys i have ubuntu 10.04 and I installed "pdftk" version 1.41 ,but there is a know bug in this and that's why i downloaded pdftk version 1.44.deb , when i try to install this deb package i get the error Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libgcj11 (>= 4.4) | 09:26 |
pratz | Any idea what i should do now ?\ | 09:26 |
s3r3n1t7 | pratz, that file needs a dependency which isn't yet in the ubuntu repo's. You'll have to find it manually | 09:27 |
pratz | s3r3n1t7: but if that has another dependency and if the dependencies goes recursive , should i manually install all that stuff ? | 09:27 |
s3r3n1t7 | pratz, it's the only way to get that newer version you want installed | 09:28 |
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pratz | s3r3n1t7: but libgcj11 depends on 11 other dependencies, then even i need to install them too (manually ) | 09:29 |
pratz | s3r3n1t7: correct ? | 09:29 |
s3r3n1t7 | pratz, correct. If you want a newer program to be installed, which depends on newer versions of dependencies also not in the ubuntu repo, then you'll be in for one hell of a ride as it's gonna take you loads of time | 09:30 |
GirlyGirl | pratz: Which program are you looking for | 09:30 |
faLUCE | hi, I'm using the integrated graphic cardo of a i5 2400 cpu (ubuntu 11.10, kernel 3.0.0-12-generic). Unfortunately, I have to use "nomodeset" (otherwise I have blank screen after boot) and can't use high resolution. How can I solve? | 09:30 |
pratz | GirlyGirl: i have ubuntu 10.04 and I installed "pdftk" version 1.41 ,but there is a know bug in this and that's | 09:30 |
pratz | why i downloaded pdftk version 1.44.deb , when i try to install this deb package i get the error Error: | 09:30 |
pratz | Dependency is not satisfiable: libgcj11 (>= 4.4) | 09:30 |
theadmin | faLUCE: You have to install your graphic drivers. | 09:31 |
faLUCE | theadmin: how? | 09:32 |
GirlyGirl | pratz: Gernerally the LTS versions no longer get new software after the next version has been released. They get security updates for the old versions and critical bug fixes backported (similar to debian stable). SO if you want new software with newer libraries etc upgrade to 11.10 | 09:32 |
theadmin | faLUCE: Normally you can use the built-in "Hardware Drivers" tool. | 09:32 |
theadmin | GirlyGirl: Hey, long time no see :D | 09:32 |
faLUCE | theadmin: It doesn't find anything | 09:33 |
theadmin | faLUCE: Then check the gpu's manufacturer site | 09:33 |
eO1 | hello, i am using ubuntu with gnomeshell, the problem is that sometimes apps disapearing from traybar but still working, is it possible to call their windows? | 09:36 |
jita | Anybody installed solr-jetty? It gives me 404 error on / reason: Not Found | 09:37 |
* airtonix hates solr | 09:39 | |
airtonix | jita: we use solr-tomcat so i'm of no use to you | 09:40 |
arlo | hello, anyone can help me with ip problem | 09:41 |
Amdpc | !ask | arlo | 09:42 |
ubottu | arlo: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 09:42 |
arlo | my problem is i installed a webserver, but i dont comming on my ip | 09:42 |
arlo | and my domain | 09:42 |
arlo | index.html not comming on my domain | 09:43 |
arlo | but i can ssh from another network | 09:44 |
jessep | aptitude isn't working for me right now (karmic). getting 404s for the resources from sources.list and karmic isn't here: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/ do the repositories stop working at some point? do i have to update my sources file? ideas? | 09:44 |
deej1976 | !old | 09:45 |
deej1976 | !eol | 09:45 |
ubottu | End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 09:45 |
deej1976 | !karmic | jessep | 09:45 |
atif | hi every one may i know when exact ally is 12.04 alpha is being released ?? | 09:45 |
ubottu | jessep: Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) was the eleventh release of Ubuntu. !End-Of-Life on April 29th 2011, see http://goo.gl/UUTAB for details. | 09:45 |
deej1976 | atif: April 2012 | 09:46 |
jessep | k, thanks thanks deej1976 | 09:46 |
arlo | Anyone som can help me with teameiwer? | 09:46 |
jessep | and ubottu | 09:46 |
arlo | teamwiewer? | 09:46 |
atif | nah i am talking about 1st alpha of 12.04 | 09:46 |
atif | it was supposed to released today right? | 09:47 |
theadmin | atif: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule | 09:47 |
jessep | i figured something like that was happening. kinda nervous about upgrading our production machine. | 09:47 |
deej1976 | atif: or ask in #ubuntu+1 | 09:47 |
airtonix | arlo: did you look at what /var/log/apache2/error.log contains ? | 09:48 |
arlo | 2 sek i check | 09:48 |
Lantizia | OK so I'm on 11.10 for the first time... on the "Additional Drivers" it shows that "NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 173)" is already installed... why? And whats more if it _was_ installed where is nvidia-settings? The silly ubuntu "displays" gui doesn't think I have two monitors when I do. | 09:49 |
airtonix | arlo: you should also run: sudo apache2ctl configtest | 09:49 |
arlo | http://pastebin.com/KSjt8qFB | 09:49 |
arlo | se this | 09:50 |
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arlo | apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName | 09:50 |
arlo | i think i change my ip from 127 to ip? | 09:51 |
airtonix | arlo: ok the error log looks free of problems that would relate to your question, however i did ask you to look at that file on the assumption that you haven't modified the config or are not using any newly created virtualhosts | 09:51 |
arlo | airtonix no | 09:52 |
arlo | im installed php | 09:52 |
arlo | but not anything | 09:52 |
airtonix | arlo: is your webserver in a production and therefore sensitve? or is it merely a test server? | 09:52 |
arlo | hmm is production | 09:52 |
arlo | but to small sites | 09:52 |
arlo | home pc | 09:52 |
arlo | :-) | 09:53 |
airtonix | arlo: ok, so did 'sudo apache2ctl configtest' return a result? | 09:53 |
airtonix | arlo: i'd also ask you to pastebin your /etc/apache2/sites-available/default | 09:54 |
arlo | yes return a results | 09:55 |
arlo | 2 sek is insert this | 09:55 |
airtonix | arlo: positive? ambigious? negative? | 09:55 |
afidegnum | hello good mornign, pls while using vmware, and in terminal, is there any shortcut to copy nd past command / text into the shell like how we do Ctrl + X and C in windows ? | 09:56 |
theadmin | afidegnum: Use the mouse. | 09:56 |
arlo | http://pastebin.com/G6y43pym | 09:56 |
airtonix | arlo: another thing you need to "tick off" on your trouble shooting list is to run : 'curl http://localhost' on the same machine that you have the webserver running on | 09:56 |
afidegnum | I have been clicking there and nothing hapens | 09:57 |
arlo | yes my server running on localhost | 09:57 |
airtonix | arlo: and you need to check that ufw has port 80 opened | 09:57 |
afidegnum | right click or left ? | 09:57 |
arlo | but not on my ip | 09:57 |
arlo | and not on my domain | 09:57 |
theadmin | afidegnum: You need to select the text and then right click and choose copy... | 09:57 |
arlo | you mean router? | 09:57 |
arlo | port 80 is open | 09:57 |
arlo | i can ssh | 09:57 |
arlo | and port 22 | 09:57 |
Amdpc | !enter | arlo | 09:57 |
ubottu | arlo: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 09:57 |
airtonix | arlo: ok if you can access the page at http://localhost, then check that port 80 is open. then you need to make sure your modem/router/adsl/internet thing is forwarding port 80 to your webserver machine | 09:58 |
afidegnum | ok, thanks | 09:58 |
arlo | my port is open | 09:58 |
arlo | airtonix can you connect to me with teameiwer? | 09:58 |
airtonix | arlo: i don't have it installed | 09:59 |
theadmin | arlo: I can try, pm me with the ID/password | 09:59 |
arlo | you can download it but open this | 09:59 |
arlo | is very eazy | 09:59 |
arlo | ok | 09:59 |
afidegnum | when I type nautilus, it opens the file browser, is there a way to type nautilus + desire to be opened location in terminal so nautilus can open to that place automatically instead of manually browsing to the desired location ? | 09:59 |
theadmin | afidegnum: nautilus /path/to/folder/ | 09:59 |
arlo | thanks guys, im a new user from windows :-) | 09:59 |
airtonix | afidegnum: xdgopen or gvfs-open i think | 10:00 |
arlo | theadmin i send you in post | 10:00 |
theadmin | airtonix: That's for files, you don't need that to just open a folder with nautilus | 10:00 |
afidegnum | ok | 10:00 |
airtonix | theadmin: it does however open the home folder if i use xdg-open ~/ | 10:00 |
theadmin | airtonix: It does but it's not necessary, besides... | 10:01 |
airtonix | theadmin: well it's the desktop agnostic way | 10:01 |
atif | may i know the command to show my graphic card details ???? | 10:02 |
almoxarife | afidegnum: I usually 'bookmark' those folders I find myself always needing to open | 10:03 |
atif | may i know the command to show my graphic card details ???? | 10:04 |
afidegnum | hmm, that's long way, I am doing lots of development work where i have to open folders here,and there, using terminal to do almost everything. and at a time I need to open a folder on the fly, some folders might not need to be opened aagain . | 10:05 |
airtonix | atif: there's a few and they show somewhat different aspects | 10:06 |
airtonix | afidegnum: since i'm a heavy user of synapse i simply press the hotkey for that and type the path then hit enter | 10:06 |
enter | a | 10:07 |
enter | a | 10:07 |
afidegnum | euh, i am also looking for hotkey feature, | 10:07 |
atif | can u write down few ? | 10:07 |
afidegnum | airtonix: can u brief me abt it pls ? | 10:08 |
airtonix | afidegnum: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/11/synapse-gnome-do-launcher-app-review-ubuntu/ | 10:08 |
mrgotty | hey guys | 10:09 |
mrgotty | i need some serious help | 10:09 |
airtonix | afidegnum: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6QhXBRmQ4o | 10:09 |
mrgotty | I just bought a new laptop and dual booted ubuntu along side windows 7 | 10:09 |
incorrect | can i no longer configure sessions properties with vinagre? | 10:10 |
KrisDouglas | atif, "lspci | grep nVidia(Or ATI)" | 10:10 |
mrgotty | now i deleted the partition with ubuntu on as i did not like ubuntu | 10:10 |
mrgotty | and now want to stick with windows 7 | 10:10 |
mrgotty | now i restarted my pc | 10:10 |
mrgotty | and now i cant get it to boot up | 10:10 |
KrisDouglas | !enter | mrgotty | 10:10 |
mrgotty | it just says error: no such partition | 10:10 |
ubottu | mrgotty: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 10:10 |
mrgotty | grub rescue> | 10:10 |
airtonix | afidegnum: there's a few videos giving you a demo of it | 10:10 |
GirlyGirl | mrgotty: Go to #windows | 10:10 |
mrgotty | sorry | 10:10 |
mrgotty | but its not a windows situation | 10:10 |
mrgotty | grub is part of ubuntu | 10:11 |
afidegnum | airtonix: ok, thanks | 10:11 |
KrisDouglas | mrgotty, http://godbyte.com/blog/2010/windows-7-wont-boot-after-removing-ubuntu | 10:11 |
GirlyGirl | mrgotty: Also before giving up, please give kubuntu and xubuntu a shot too | 10:11 |
afidegnum | mrgotty: why don't u like ubuntu ? | 10:11 |
mrgotty | thanks | 10:11 |
mrgotty | well I do like it | 10:11 |
KrisDouglas | mrgotty, By "dropping to the command line" he means recovery console. | 10:11 |
afidegnum | next time, install vmware and ubuntu, it's very juicy and yummy | 10:11 |
GirlyGirl | mrgotty> now i deleted the partition with ubuntu on as i did not like ubuntu | 10:11 |
bps | boot from your windows disk and do a repair | 10:11 |
mrgotty | i dont have a windows disc i bought it second hand :/ | 10:12 |
KrisDouglas | mrgotty, you can download recovery disks | 10:12 |
KrisDouglas | mrgotty, have a look for FalconFour's ultimate boot CD, that has a windows 7 recovery kit on it. | 10:12 |
afidegnum | mrgotty: no, what you need to do is to install vmware in windows, you don't need to run a dual boot | 10:12 |
afidegnum | you open windows and lauch ubuntu inside your windows pc | 10:12 |
a433b | i want to install ubunut | 10:13 |
mrgotty | do you have to pay for recovery disks | 10:13 |
a433b | without reinstalling windwos 7 | 10:13 |
afidegnum | a433b: install it :) | 10:13 |
KrisDouglas | mrgotty, see my message. | 10:13 |
afidegnum | mrgotty: you want me to pay for the recorvery disc? | 10:13 |
a433b | afidegnum: will resizing partitions | 10:13 |
a433b | corrupt ? | 10:13 |
KrisDouglas | mrgotty, free: http://falconfour.wordpress.com/2011/03/12/falconfours-ultimate-boot-cdusb-4-5/ | 10:13 |
GirlyGirl | mrgotty: Or boot an ubuntu livecd and change the active boot partition | 10:13 |
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arlo | theadmin i have see it, but his say dunno | 10:13 |
arlo | airtonix are you there? | 10:14 |
incorrect | is it me or does vinagrea have a lot of features missing? | 10:14 |
theadmin | arlo: It seems like a problem with the router, but I have no idea why, it seems to be configured properly | 10:15 |
arlo | theadmin is a mac adress? | 10:15 |
arlo | in roujter? | 10:15 |
arlo | router | 10:16 |
mrgotty | this has had me panicking haha | 10:16 |
mrgotty | thanks for help guys | 10:16 |
mrgotty | downloading it with torrent hopefully it works | 10:17 |
mrgotty | anyone got a better way of using ubuntu just incase i decide to use it again | 10:18 |
mrgotty | didnt really like ubuntu because i found it easier to program in lua, on Windows | 10:18 |
dr_willis | not sure what you mean mrgotty | 10:18 |
mrgotty | like in a sandbox or something | 10:18 |
dr_willis | !vbox | 10:18 |
ubottu | Virtualbox is a virtualizer for x86 and amd64 architectures. It's available in the package "virtualbox" in the !repositories, and you can download the Virtualbox Extension Pack for additional, non-Free functionality at http://virtualbox.org . Additional details can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox | 10:18 |
mrgotty | thanks lol | 10:19 |
dr_willis | no idea why lus would be easier on windows | 10:19 |
Amdpc | !ot | 10:19 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 10:19 |
dubey | hello | 10:19 |
mrgotty | is it actually better to program in Ubuntu or is it optional | 10:20 |
dubey | i have dell inspiron 5050 and installed ubuntu 10.04, but my resolution is not set properly | 10:20 |
dr_willis | mrgotty: im not clear on what you are progrmming for. | 10:20 |
mrgotty | im a lua scripter | 10:21 |
dubey | my laptop supports 1366x768 and current is 1024x768 | 10:21 |
dubey | how can i increase it ? | 10:21 |
dr_willis | mrgotty: and whats running the scripts | 10:21 |
mrgotty | :S what Im asking is, for programmers, is ubuntu better or is it just optional | 10:22 |
mrgotty | linux* | 10:22 |
dr_willis | mrgotty: linux is to commonplsce and usefull to ignore | 10:22 |
mrgotty | blaah im not sure, I think im just scared to use a new OS | 10:23 |
mrgotty | iv always used windows | 10:23 |
mrgotty | and iv only just started programming | 10:23 |
dr_willis | get over it i guess.. ;) | 10:23 |
arlo | someone can help me with af problem | 10:24 |
dr_willis | linux is just so usefull i so many ways for me | 10:24 |
mushy | hello i am in netbuntu trying to format my windows hdd, but I am having problems mounting it fdisk -l lists only the flash drive /dev/sda1 | 10:24 |
arlo | i have a webserver but is not comming on my ip | 10:24 |
Amdpc | <mrgotty> To become used to with Ubuntu It takes some time...Once you get used to it...You will forget Windows. | 10:24 |
mrgotty | just dont want my new laptop to break aswel haha, seems to be running between 60 - 75 degrees temperature | 10:24 |
mrgotty | which is weird | 10:24 |
mushy | how can i mount the hdd which I dont think has anything in it | 10:25 |
mushy | so I can format it proper | 10:25 |
theadmin | mushy: No partitions? | 10:25 |
arlo | someone can help me with a teameiwer? | 10:25 |
GirlyGirl | mrgotty: If you are new try a live cd of Ubuntu, and varriants like Kubuntu and see which one you like best. Kubuntu (by default) feels a bit like Windows | 10:25 |
theadmin | mushy: You have to format it first before mounting | 10:25 |
dr_willis | mrgotty: theres some powersaving bugs that may cause them to run warm | 10:25 |
mushy | how do I format it | 10:25 |
mushy | I cannot find it | 10:25 |
mushy | win7 cannot format it | 10:25 |
theadmin | mushy: It's under /dev and normally has a name of /dev/sdXY where X is a letter and Y is a number. | 10:25 |
Amdpc | <mrgotty> Try Zorin OS... | 10:26 |
dr_willis | mushy: does the bios show it? | 10:26 |
mushy | because my copy is not legit and its all together fail | 10:26 |
mushy | so i went to my old copy that i know works | 10:26 |
mushy | but the unlegit copy screwed something up | 10:26 |
mrgotty | i used speedfan for windows to check it dr_willis | 10:26 |
hackbert130 | mushy try 'sudo gparted' on ubuntu live | 10:26 |
llutz | arlo: check /etc/apache2/ports.conf (Listen xxxx) what does "sudo netstat -tulpen |grep :80" say | 10:26 |
almoxarife | arlo: what is the issue? | 10:26 |
mushy | gparted only shows the flash drive | 10:27 |
hackbert130 | then u got a hardware issue | 10:27 |
hackbert130 | or the mbr got screwed | 10:27 |
hackbert130 | hard to recover | 10:27 |
dr_willis | or some odd sata controller | 10:28 |
hackbert130 | true | 10:28 |
theadmin | Amdpc: "Once you get used to it...You will forget Windows.", and once you'll get used to other Linux distros you'll forget Ubuntu xD </offtopic> | 10:28 |
dr_willis | mushy: windows sees the disk? | 10:28 |
mrgotty | KrisDouglas: so how do I put this on USB and make sure it boots from USB? | 10:28 |
mushy | i think i may try going back into the windows setup thing i might of had something not deleted, or deleted and not created im going to try that and back to linux to fdisk | 10:29 |
KrisDouglas | mrgotty, It's a bit tricky to boot it from USB | 10:29 |
ya | yo | 10:29 |
dr_willis | mrgotty: theres a dozen tools at the pendrivelinux site to put the iso file on a usb | 10:29 |
ya | why is it that after i run 'sudo apt-get --purge remove librasqal2 | 10:29 |
ya | then dpkg -l |grep rasqal still outputs librasqal2 ? | 10:29 |
mrgotty | its only way i can do it | 10:29 |
Amdpc | theadmin : For example.. ? | 10:29 |
theadmin | Amdpc: May I pm you? | 10:29 |
KrisDouglas | mrgotty, the windows recovery system isn't compatible with what dr_willis said. | 10:29 |
mushy | yes but i am getting write errors now, from a legit copy, where ive been messing with an unlegit copy all day which i think messed up the mbr | 10:29 |
mushy | or something | 10:30 |
Amdpc | theadmin : Sure... | 10:30 |
truongap | if i install ubuntu by wubi, will my computer be cooler? | 10:30 |
aabadie | mediseen | 10:30 |
mrgotty | but it says FalconFours ultimate boot, is usable with cd and USB | 10:30 |
KrisDouglas | dr_willis, there is a readme file in the archive for once it's downloaded. | 10:30 |
dr_willis | 'write errors' could be the hd is failing also | 10:30 |
mrgotty | the dvd drive on this laptop is not working so i have to use USB | 10:30 |
KrisDouglas | sorry, mrgotty, not dr_willis | 10:30 |
ya | why is it that after i run 'sudo apt-get --purge remove librasqal2 then dpkg -l |grep rasqal still outputs librasqal2 ?? | 10:30 |
mrgotty | ok | 10:30 |
KrisDouglas | mrgotty, there is a readme file in the archive for once it's downloaded. | 10:30 |
mushy | should i buy a new hdd | 10:33 |
mushy | would it save my receding hairline | 10:33 |
mushy | that fking with this anymore | 10:33 |
KrisDouglas | mushy, buying a new hard drive is expensive at the moment. They are all running at triple the price. | 10:33 |
mushy | why | 10:34 |
KrisDouglas | mushy, floods have damaged factories. | 10:34 |
mushy | oh crap | 10:34 |
GirlyGirl | !ot | KrisDouglas | 10:34 |
ubottu | KrisDouglas: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 10:34 |
mushy | maybe if i got a tiny one, i could atleast get in and fix the one i got | 10:35 |
dr_willis | ssd drives and ubuntu = happy user | 10:35 |
salih | last week I went to check for a new HDD and the prises doubled ! | 10:35 |
DarsVaeda | hi if a window got out of the screen with its menu bar, how do I get it back in screen? | 10:35 |
DarsVaeda | (unity) | 10:35 |
salih | pres super + s | 10:35 |
salih | grab it | 10:36 |
mushy | that is horrible i had no idea about the hdd price jump | 10:36 |
salih | and moove to a screen | 10:36 |
dr_willis | DarsVaeda: you can see part of the window but not its titlebar? | 10:36 |
DarsVaeda | salih: ah thanks | 10:36 |
salih | no problem, it alwas hapens to Unity | 10:36 |
dr_willis | DarsVaeda: alt-click also moves if you see part of it | 10:36 |
mrgotty | il let you know how i get on guys cya later | 10:36 |
mushy | so no hdd brands are made outside japan or wherever the flood was | 10:37 |
mushy | ? | 10:37 |
mushy | or does it not matter | 10:37 |
DarsVaeda | dr_willis: that is even better :) | 10:37 |
salih | loosing focus + and moving windows far from edge are some of the remaining issues that should be fixed until 12.04 | 10:37 |
oCean | mushy: this channel is for ubuntu support only. Please don't continue the hdd pricing issue here | 10:37 |
dr_willis | DarsVaeda: i got a tool that puts that feature in windows ;) | 10:38 |
mushy | ok | 10:38 |
DarsVaeda | dr_willis: windows what? :D | 10:38 |
salih | <dr_willis> 'alt click' === Super !!!!!!!!!!!!!! | 10:38 |
dr_willis | DarsVaeda: its called 'kde sizer' for windows i recall | 10:39 |
dr_willis | alt click been around for years.. | 10:39 |
DarsVaeda | previously I simply clicked in the taskbar and selected move | 10:39 |
DarsVaeda | but as the taskbar is gone ;) | 10:39 |
salih | dr_willis: never knew :P | 10:39 |
dr_willis | works with every wm ive ever used. womder if its actually a x featre | 10:40 |
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vultraz | how can you backup/clone a another partition from ubuntu? | 10:40 |
scarleo | Hi, could someone help me paste their working /usr/share/applications/gufw.desktop (icon showing and app will actually launch) ? Thanks | 10:40 |
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Lantizia | OK so I'm on 11.10 for the first time... on the "Additional Drivers" it shows that "NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 173)" is already installed... why? And whats more if it _was_ installed where is nvidia-settings? The silly ubuntu "displays" gui doesn't think I have two monitors when I do. | 10:41 |
harsh343 | how to format the pendrive | 10:42 |
harsh343 | in ubuntu maharaj | 10:42 |
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harsh343 | ???? | 10:42 |
dr_willis | Lantizia: run nvidia-settings from a terminal? | 10:42 |
harsh343 | Hello all Friends | 10:42 |
zagabar | I am programming an application that sends udp data over a specific port. I want to monitor this to make sure it is really sent. Is there a nice way I can monitor the eth0 for udp packages over a certain port? | 10:42 |
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DarsVaeda | thanks ppl :) | 10:43 |
Lantizia | dr_willis, yeah that works but the tab on the nvidia-settings program for changing resolutions and screen layout doen't work... "Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page: Failed to query NoScanout for screen 0." | 10:43 |
Nousr | Hi all. Can you help me with my English test? | 10:43 |
vultraz | lol | 10:43 |
llutz | zagabar: tcpdump (also catches udp) | 10:44 |
oCean | Nousr: wrong channel | 10:44 |
harsh343 | How do I format a USB pen drive under Ubuntu | 10:44 |
harsh343 | 11.10 | 10:44 |
llutz | harsh343: sudo mkfs.vfat -F32 /dev/sdXY | 10:44 |
salih | press Dash | 10:44 |
salih | type disk | 10:44 |
salih | you will see disk utility | 10:45 |
zagabar | llutz: Hmm tried that one. But didn't get any traffic. "tcpdump 'udp port 9999'" Would be correct? In that case I guess my application fails. | 10:45 |
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harsh343 | /dev/sdXY: No such file or directory | 10:45 |
harsh343 | llutz | 10:45 |
salih | use the disk utility | 10:45 |
KrisDouglas | Lantizia, that happens to me too, I had to configure my settings manually, there is a guide for it on the ubuntu forums if you search for that error message | 10:45 |
salih | dont use commands | 10:45 |
KrisDouglas | harsh343, use the "Disk Utility" it's really handy | 10:45 |
harsh343 | KrisDouglas, how | 10:46 |
harsh343 | ? | 10:46 |
KrisDouglas | are you suing unity? | 10:46 |
KrisDouglas | using* | 10:46 |
harsh343 | ok | 10:46 |
llutz | harsh343: sdXY is your flashdrive, replace with actual device | 10:46 |
harsh343 | ok | 10:47 |
llutz | zagabar: check your app then | 10:47 |
harsh343 | KrisDouglas, when i del through error occur device busy | 10:48 |
harsh343 | disk utility | 10:49 |
dr_willis | harsh343: unmount it first | 10:49 |
harsh343 | ok | 10:49 |
KrisDouglas | click "unmount volume" | 10:50 |
harsh343 | KrisDouglas, same error again after unmount | 10:50 |
KrisDouglas | could the device be faulty? | 10:51 |
deej1976 | harsh343: pastebin cat /proc/partitions | 10:52 |
dr_willis | or hes on the wrong disk.. | 10:53 |
harsh343 | deej1976, http://pastebin.com/abjVUw8h hello | 10:53 |
harsh343 | brother | 10:53 |
harsh343 | KrisDouglas, i don't no | 10:54 |
harsh343 | dr_willis, i am on the right disk | 10:54 |
deej1976 | harsh343: 8Gb usb stick? | 10:54 |
harsh343 | deej1976, yes | 10:54 |
dr_willis | you dont have any terminals or file managees open that are accessing the disk? close them all out | 10:55 |
deej1976 | harsh343: disk parition /dev/sdb1 | 10:55 |
deej1976 | harsh343: sudo mkfs.vfat -F32 /dev/sdb1 | 10:55 |
harsh343 | deej1976, now ? | 10:56 |
harsh343 | deej1976, I run this command twice first time nothing happens second time mkfs.vfat: /dev/sdb1 contains a mounted file system. | 10:58 |
Malamen | would anyone explian this situation to me? | 10:58 |
Malamen | . | 10:58 |
Malamen | . | 10:58 |
Malamen | root@crm:/opt# du -sm * | sort -n | 10:58 |
Malamen | 1 copia.sh | 10:58 |
FloodBot1 | Malamen: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:58 |
mushy | okay i got gparted to find to hdd surely if i install linux onto it, that will fix the mbr problems | 10:58 |
mushy | and when i go to install the windows next time | 10:58 |
mushy | it will work? | 10:59 |
dr_willis | mushy: unless its actually a drive failing problem... | 10:59 |
mushy | right | 10:59 |
deej1976 | harsh343: sudo umount /dev/sda1 | 10:59 |
mushy | but it will fail with linux right | 10:59 |
Malamen | root@crm:/opt# du -sm * | sort -n | 10:59 |
Malamen | 1 copia.sh | 10:59 |
Malamen | 1 lost+found | 10:59 |
Malamen | 3 AcertaTelefones.jar | 10:59 |
Malamen | 85 teamviewer | 10:59 |
FloodBot1 | Malamen: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:59 |
Malamen | 90 postgresql-8.1.4 | 10:59 |
Malamen | 109 datastudio | 10:59 |
KrisDouglas | mushy, if the disk is actually functioning correctly. | 10:59 |
mushy | i will know that now though right | 10:59 |
mushy | with linux | 10:59 |
harsh343 | deej1976, umount: /dev/sda1: not mounted | 10:59 |
deej1976 | !pastebin | Malamen | 11:00 |
ubottu | Malamen: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 11:00 |
Northwoods | Is there any GUI tool for images to swf | 11:00 |
dr_willis | mushy: if part of the hd is failig that you are not useing. it might not.. untill the hd gets filled to that spot | 11:00 |
Northwoods | Images to swf | 11:00 |
Malamen | Please someone help me with this problem | 11:00 |
Malamen | http://paste.ubuntu.com/755888/ | 11:00 |
dr_willis | Malamen: what is the actual problem? | 11:00 |
KrisDouglas | what is the problem Malamen | 11:00 |
deej1976 | harsh343: does df show it mounted ? if not try the mkfs command from above | 11:01 |
Northwoods | Is there any GUI tool for images to swf ? | 11:01 |
Malamen | the problem is a diference of about 50G | 11:01 |
fuzzybunny69y | hey guys you know when you have files and you are changing permissions what and they can be like 777 and stuff like that well what does it mean when it is 100644? | 11:01 |
mushy | okay trying to install linux i got this error moving forward from live cd - error fsyncing/closing /dev/sda:input/output error | 11:01 |
Malamen | the problem is a diference of about 50GBs between the du results in the same folder | 11:01 |
mushy | does that sound like the drive is failing | 11:01 |
dr_willis | Northwoods: perhaps ffmpeg or mencoder | 11:01 |
KrisDouglas | !repeat | northwoods | 11:01 |
ubottu | northwoods: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 11:01 |
coz_ | Northwoods, I believe it is jpeg2swf s however I is not a gui tool | 11:01 |
dr_willis | mushy: sounds possible | 11:01 |
harsh343 | deej1976, I am trying but not able to format \ | 11:02 |
coz_ | Northwoods, there is also png2swf | 11:02 |
mushy | if i ignore each time it goes further but it keeps popping up | 11:02 |
coz_ | Northwoods, also search for swftools in general | 11:02 |
mushy | i thought my windows had a virus but its just been the drive failingthe whole time i am guessing | 11:02 |
mushy | HRM | 11:02 |
harsh343 | deej1976, http://pastebin.com/Z6bek5MU | 11:03 |
dr_willis | mushy: as a dirty work around you could make different partitions and perhaps just not use the partition that has the failing sectors... | 11:03 |
deej1976 | harsh343: Can you pastebin : the output of df, and the complete mkfs command and output | 11:03 |
harsh343 | deej1976, output of df already paste | 11:03 |
mushy | dr_willis, how would i zero in on that | 11:03 |
deej1976 | harsh343: It's mounted /media/HARSH | 11:04 |
mushy | thats a lot of ground to cover | 11:04 |
skypent | Hello, firefox is giving me a "already running" pop-up. Wondering if there is a terminal command to close firefox | 11:04 |
MonkeyDust | skypent pkill firefox | 11:04 |
deej1976 | harsh343: you need to umount it first "sudo umount /media/HARSH" | 11:04 |
skypent | MonkeyDust: Thanks | 11:04 |
KrisDouglas | Malamen, so what was the problem? | 11:04 |
dr_willis | mushy: check dmesg command for some block/cylider info. if you are lucky you could partion the drives into quarters and tey the 2,3,4th partitions. ;) | 11:04 |
tawtaw | after i login to X my keyboard starts acting up, it keeps switching numlock on and off so i cannot type without getting numbers etc in my text | 11:04 |
harsh343 | deej1976, http://pastebin.com/NLh667fg | 11:05 |
dr_willis | mushy: i would not trust that drive with imporntant data | 11:05 |
Malamen | Kris - take a look ok the past link http://paste.ubuntu.com/755888/ | 11:06 |
Malamen | the show the diferrence bettween the result of 2 commands "du" atรฉ same folder | 11:06 |
mushy | dr_willis, dmesg gave 1000s of lines of IO error | 11:06 |
Malamen | where is a difference of 50GigaBytes bettween them | 11:06 |
harsh343 | deej1976, not able to format the pendrive | 11:07 |
harsh343 | my data remains same in pendrive | 11:07 |
tawtaw | so strange | 11:07 |
dr_willis | mushy: not a good sig. notice any cylider/block/ info? | 11:07 |
harsh343 | tawtaw, yes really | 11:07 |
deej1976 | harsh343: Can you umount the drive? | 11:08 |
harsh343 | deej1976, yes sudo umount /media/HARSH | 11:08 |
harsh343 | I umount the drive | 11:08 |
deej1976 | harsh343: and df shows that it is umounted? | 11:08 |
mushy | dr_willis, is that sector? | 11:09 |
harsh343 | deej1976, df show mounted on /dev/sda6 81638100 140736 81497364 1% /media/New Volume | 11:09 |
Malamen | KrisDouglas: u there ? | 11:09 |
mushy | dr_willis what portion of the error is the cylinder/block listed | 11:09 |
deej1976 | harsh343: you only need to umount and check that /dev/sdb1 is umounted | 11:10 |
mushy | ya know... nevermind i am going to bite the bullet and buy a new hdd | 11:10 |
mushy | thanks for the help | 11:11 |
dr_willis | bye all.. bbl | 11:11 |
oCean | Malamen: what might have happened that a (huge) file is deleted while something was still writing to it? Is /opt size still growing? | 11:11 |
harsh343 | ok | 11:11 |
Malamen | Anybody there would help me with my problem discribed at http://paste.ubuntu.com/755888/ ? | 11:11 |
Anomie21 | Is there an easy way to move the unity launcher to the bottom? It keeps popping up when I'm hitting the back button (in chrome) | 11:12 |
sferau | Quick question - I am getting the error "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libusb-1.0-0 (>= 2:1.0.8)" - does this mean I need version 1.0 of libusb, or one greater than the one in brackets? | 11:12 |
deej1976 | Malamen: Does ls -lart show hidden files ? | 11:12 |
oCean | Malamen: I just answered | 11:12 |
Malamen | oCean: hi] | 11:12 |
Malamen | oCean: Ok i already fifured that, but how to fix it? | 11:12 |
Malamen | oCean: Ok i already figured that. but how to fix it? | 11:12 |
dotriver | Hi | 11:12 |
oCean | Malamen: use lsof -n | grep deleted | 11:13 |
kes | I'm having a small problem with upstart and was wondering if this was the right place to ask or if there is a more specific place to go? | 11:13 |
harsh343 | deej1976, http://pastebin.com/SbbPrQjp | 11:13 |
dotriver | somebody know ubuntu-tweak ? | 11:13 |
MonkeyDust | dotriver yes | 11:13 |
oCean | Malamen: if a file is still being accessed ^that command should show the open (but deleted) file | 11:13 |
Malamen | oCean: hummm interesting | 11:13 |
dotriver | MonkeyDust, do you know if it works with kde (trinity) ? | 11:13 |
deej1976 | harsh343: Now try the mkfs command from above | 11:14 |
beluga_ | I'm wondering why my system has 24-bit color depth by default. When I changed it to 32 in xorg.conf in Linux Mint 12, my system was unable to boot up at all. Will it fail in Ubuntu 11.10 in the same way? | 11:14 |
MonkeyDust | dotriver can't say, i know it works with both ubuntu and linuxmint, that's all | 11:14 |
Malamen | oCean: The command showed me some deleted files. But none of those are in the /opt folder | 11:15 |
harsh343 | deej1976, i try this again | 11:15 |
harsh343 | sudo mkfs.vfat -F32 /dev/sdb1 but not formated | 11:16 |
dotriver | MonkeyDust, do you know who can have some informations about tweak and kde ? | 11:16 |
deej1976 | harsh343: Can you pastebin the complete output | 11:16 |
oCean | Malamen: hm, in that case the process that (might have been) writing to a file has ended | 11:16 |
Pumpkin- | Malamen: does "sync" help. Doubt it, but worth a shot. | 11:16 |
harsh343 | deej1976, http://pastebin.com/gaaaPChq | 11:16 |
oCean | Malamen: and now I don't have an idea how to reclaim that space. | 11:16 |
Ascavasaion | HOw do I check how much RAM my computer has from the commandline? | 11:17 |
MonkeyDust | dotriver unfortunately not, maybe someone else can help | 11:17 |
coz_ | Ascavasaion, try free -m | 11:18 |
kes | when I make a job in upstart, it does not actually start. what appears to happen when starting it manually is that the output of the service includes the text "name: :0". now when starting it through upstart and logging what happens my output halts on "name: " and 5 seconds later upstarts terminates the job... how can this be solved? | 11:18 |
MonkeyDust | dotriver why not try it yourself, it makes you the expert | 11:18 |
deej1976 | harsh34: pastebin : mount | grep /dev/sdb1 | 11:18 |
bobweaver | Hello there everytime that i try to install ubuntu grub wont install onto the /dev/sdX is there a way arounf this ? | 11:18 |
Ascavasaion | coz_: Thank you, that worked perfectly :) | 11:18 |
deej1976 | harsh34: I think it's been format and automatically mount again | 11:18 |
coz_ | Ascavasaion, excellent :) | 11:18 |
bobweaver | it installes just not grub | 11:18 |
Myrtti | Ascavasaion: just as a followup: http://www.linuxatemyram.com/ | 11:18 |
Ascavasaion | Ta Myrtti | 11:19 |
bobweaver | so I booted live cd and re-installed grub and still nothing on boot but grub comand line | 11:20 |
coz_ | bobweaver, did you do sudo update grub | 11:21 |
bobweaver | this is ubuntu 11.10 that I am talking about cd is from canonical | 11:21 |
bobweaver | coz_: no I can not get in | 11:21 |
coz_ | bobweaver, I meant after reinstalling grub | 11:22 |
bobweaver | coz I chroot the sdaX and to try to but still nothing | 11:22 |
harsh343 | deej1976, there ? | 11:22 |
coz_ | bobweaver, ah ok,,, I am still up in the air with grub2 in terms of understanding all of it,, if no one here has a solution you could also try #grub channel | 11:22 |
bobweaver | coz after I re-install grub I still can not boot to either sda1 or sda7 | 11:22 |
deej1976 | harsh343: yes | 11:23 |
Ascavasaion | I have an old AMD Duron 1300MHz PC with 384Mb RAM. I might be able to get my hands on 3 x 256 = 768Mb RAM. I presume the old thing will run reasonably better with the jump from 384Mb to 768Mb RAM? | 11:23 |
harsh343 | deej1976, what i can do now ? | 11:23 |
coz_ | bobweaver, but just after reinstalling it and before restarting did you do the command sudo update-grub??..yes? | 11:23 |
deej1976 | harsh343: Is the drive empty? | 11:23 |
bobweaver | coz yes sir | 11:23 |
harsh343 | deej1976, no there is some data | 11:23 |
hasufell | coz_: grub2 is not that difficult to understand. you just dont configure it via the grub.cfg itself, but via /etc/default/grub and /etc/grub.d files | 11:23 |
bobweaver | I got nothing back | 11:23 |
harsh343 | small size of data | 11:24 |
coz_ | bobweaver, ok then try #grub channel if no one here has a solution at the moment | 11:24 |
Malamen | oCean, oh man I'm screwd | 11:24 |
harsh343 | deej1976, I think this may be protected | 11:24 |
deej1976 | harsh34: pastebin : mount | grep /dev/sdb1 | 11:24 |
Malamen | Anybody else please help me with this problem >>> http://paste.ubuntu.com/755888/ | 11:26 |
harsh343 | deej1976, http://pastebin.com/tQ7NC2TP | 11:27 |
deej1976 | Malamen: cd /opt ; ls -lart | pastebinit | 11:28 |
JunkyMonkey | hey guys how can i add a route for certain traffic. i want to only route ICMP traffic to a certain adaptor | 11:28 |
deej1976 | harsh343: It's mount read/write and is formatted vfat (fat32) | 11:29 |
deej1976 | harsh343: What more do you want? | 11:29 |
cofeineSunshine | JunkyMonkey: mark packets with iptables and -j DNAT them | 11:29 |
harsh343 | deej1976, how can i format | 11:29 |
JunkyMonkey | cofeineSunshine: thanks | 11:29 |
deej1976 | harsh343: ls -lart /media/HARSH | pastebinit | 11:30 |
MonkeyDust | deej1976 type that in a terminal, you'll get u url, paste that here | 11:31 |
harsh343 | deej1976, `http://pastebin.com/kJcwFNLh | 11:31 |
deej1976 | MonkeyDust: It's an instruction to harsh343 | 11:31 |
MonkeyDust | ok | 11:31 |
deej1976 | MonkeyDust: I've become and old hand at requesting information from users :D | 11:32 |
luist | hey im trying to mirror a 10.04 repoโฆ can anyone help me with these GPG errors? http://pastie.org/2948979 | 11:33 |
harsh343 | MonkeyDust, Hello happy Christmas in Advance | 11:34 |
LEEF | hi there | 11:35 |
LEEF | can someone help me with freeradius on ubuntu | 11:35 |
LEEF | I'm looking for the directory raddb in ubuntu.. for config the ca.cnf server.cnf files | 11:35 |
hiwk | hi, I'm using ubuntu 11.10 with the default unity interface. how can I alllow my mobile phone to send a file via bluetooth to my computer? I have paired the devices (initiated from the phone), but file send fails | 11:35 |
deej1976 | harsh343: In the terminal run: sudo palimpsest | 11:35 |
harsh343 | deej1976, diskutility open | 11:36 |
Malamen | deej1976: http://pastebin.com/cXiVrUAC | 11:36 |
deej1976 | harsh343: Can you see your USB pendrive? | 11:37 |
harsh343 | deej1976, now ? | 11:37 |
harsh343 | yes | 11:37 |
deej1976 | harsh343: Click it, and click option Unmount Volume | 11:37 |
harsh343 | yes | 11:37 |
LEEF | can someone help me, i'm looking for the directory raddb (freeradius) in ubuntu.. for config the ca.cnf server.cnf files | 11:37 |
harsh343 | LEEF, patience | 11:38 |
deej1976 | Malamen: sudo du -sm .Trash-1000 | 11:39 |
deej1976 | harsh343: "Format volume" | 11:39 |
proxx | hello | 11:40 |
harsh343 | deej1976, I try this at the starting but not able to format my pendrive | 11:40 |
Polwar|mobile | Anyone here? | 11:40 |
harsh343 | by going throug dash | 11:41 |
luist | hey im trying to mirror a 10.04 repoโฆ can anyone help me with these GPG errors? http://pastie.org/2948979 | 11:41 |
proxx | btw does anyone know how to flush the static ip settings from ifconfig ??? | 11:41 |
Polwar|mobile | Can someone help me out please? | 11:41 |
proxx | Polwar|mobile; just ask | 11:41 |
harsh343 | deej1976, Error creating file system: helper exited with exit code 1: Error calling fsync(2) on /dev/sdb1: Input/output error | 11:41 |
Polwar|mobile | It's not ubuntu related though | 11:41 |
deej1976 | !ot | Polwar|mobile | 11:41 |
ubottu | Polwar|mobile: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 11:42 |
Polwar|mobile | An android question | 11:42 |
harsh343 | Polwar|mobile, all are here | 11:42 |
harsh343 | Polwar|mobile, #android | 11:42 |
Cindy1 | Hi, Is HP Pavilion Notebook pc with intel pentium M cpu 1.6ghz, 768mb ram, 60gb hdd be able to dual boot windows XP & Ubuntu 11.10? | 11:42 |
don262 | lol | 11:42 |
JunkyMonkey | cofeineSunshine: could you tell me what is wrong with this command "iptables -p icmp -j ACCEPT --out-interface tun0" | 11:42 |
JunkyMonkey | cofeineSunshine: i am trying to forward ICMP traffic through the device tun0 | 11:43 |
proxx | Cindy1; yes | 11:43 |
dubey | how to change screen resolution in ubuntu 10.04 ? | 11:43 |
Polwar|mobile | Is it still possible to find a pre ginderbread version of clockworkmod recovery? | 11:43 |
deej1976 | harsh343: This should work, your Pendrive could be breaking, can you try another one? | 11:43 |
coz_ | Cindy1, there should be no real issues in terms of installation and booting,,, which video card is onboard? | 11:43 |
harsh343 | deej1976, no | 11:43 |
dubey | i tried it using desktop option but i found that my current resolution is 1024x768, But my laptop supports 1366x768 | 11:44 |
dubey | how can change it ? | 11:44 |
oCean | Polwar|mobile: we told you not to ask android questions here | 11:44 |
harsh343 | deej1976, may be i think so | 11:44 |
harsh343 | deej1976, thanks again for coperate me | 11:45 |
akem | hey | 11:45 |
proxx | JunkyMonkey; must it not be " --in-interface ""?? | 11:45 |
akem | does anyone know if LSM is compiled into the default kernel for Ubuntu? ENABLE DIFFERENT SECURITY MODELS and SOCKET AND NETWORKING SECURITY HOOKS ? | 11:45 |
JunkyMonkey | proxx: i thought in-interface is the interface the traffic come in on, i want to send ICMP traffic from my computer and force it through tun0 | 11:46 |
Cindy1 | coz: the last time i tried Ubuntu 11.04 live cd... it didnt boot properly. I got blank screen. | 11:46 |
dubey | anyone ? | 11:47 |
proxx | JunkyMonkey; im to unsure to give you anything real , sorry, been too long | 11:48 |
JunkyMonkey | proxx: thanks anyway | 11:48 |
coz_ | Cindy1, oh! mm did you try 11.04? | 11:48 |
coz_ | Cindy1, sorry didnt read that correctly | 11:48 |
Polwar|mobile | Can someone tell me the command for forgot password then so I can identify please? | 11:48 |
JunkyMonkey | if i want to use iptables to forward ICMP trafffic to my tun0 network device what would the command be | 11:48 |
oCean | Polwar|mobile: /join #freenode channel for that please | 11:48 |
JunkyMonkey | this command seem to fail: iptables -p icmp -j ACCEPT --out-interface tun0 | 11:49 |
coz_ | Cindy1, do you know which video card is onboard? which operating system is on the computer right now? | 11:49 |
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Polwar|mobile | K sorry everyone just my normal channel everyone is out I didn't mean to perturb anyone | 11:49 |
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Cindy1 | coz_: windows xp. I have no idea what video card is onboard. | 11:50 |
proxx | Cindy1; is there an ati or nvidia sticker on ur machine ? | 11:51 |
coz_ | Cindy1, got to system information , as I recall it is under accessories sytem infor | 11:51 |
proxx | JunkyMonkey; there must be a networking channel around here maybe there are ppl there .... | 11:52 |
Cindy1 | proxx: no. only sticker of Windows XP & Intel Centrino | 11:52 |
coz_ | Cindy1, I have xp onboard here,,, let me log in to that and I will come back with location of the video card hold on | 11:53 |
proxx | cindy1 whats the model of ur machine ? | 11:54 |
Dawn262 | I had terrible trouble when I tried to load 11.04 onto my Dell. It was the video. It is important that you get the right drivers for yours right off. I don't remember how I got it, but did. | 11:54 |
Cindy1 | proxx: HP Pavilion DV1005ap | 11:54 |
proxx | Intel Extreme Graphics 2, 14.0 | 11:55 |
bobweaver | Cindy1: have you checked the md5sum of the cd/whatever? also have you looked at lubuntu ? | 11:55 |
proxx | according to some website, intel graphics often work just fine | 11:56 |
proxx | go ahead an install it :) | 11:56 |
main1 | hey | 11:57 |
proxx | Cindy1; btw maybe unity it a bit heavy on this machine , and i would suggest, using ubuntu 11.04 | 11:57 |
Cindy1 | bobweaver: yes. idi check md5sum. Anyway i'll try lubuntu if ubuntu 11.10 doesn't work. | 11:57 |
coz_ | Cindy1, did you find it? if not go to start menu...control panel...click system... then the hardware tab and expand the "Display adaptor" | 11:58 |
Cindy1 | proxx: Ubuntu 11.04 didn't work on my computer. | 11:58 |
proxx | Cindy1; why was that, just curious ? | 11:59 |
LEEF | Cindy, try linux mint....its very nice ubuntu based distr | 12:00 |
coz_ | there is also elementary Jupiter but this is offtopic :) | 12:00 |
mrgotty | hey | 12:01 |
coz_ | hey back | 12:02 |
proxx | thats all nice, but if ubuntu didnt work for a particular reason .... | 12:02 |
Cindy1 | coz_: Intel(R) 82852 / 82855 GM/GME Graphic Controller | 12:02 |
niftylettuce | Major bug for i915 graphic drivers (Intel i3 2nd Generation namely)... | 12:02 |
mrgotty | KrisDouglas: how do i use that boot prog as a recovery disk? | 12:02 |
niftylettuce | it is trying to use i965 DRI versus i915 DRI, and a Symbolic Link breaks it | 12:03 |
coz_ | Cindy1, ok the intel video chip may be the reason,, i am not up on intel chip numbers but it is likely that was the issue with 11.04 | 12:03 |
coz_ | Cindy1, did the live cd run ok? | 12:03 |
niftylettuce | I'm unsure if I should just symbolic link | 12:04 |
Cindy1 | coz_ : the live cd didn't boot properly. | 12:04 |
puppy | ciao ho un problema con xampp (lampp) | 12:05 |
coz_ | Cindy1, ok. did you check the md5sum of the iso image before burning it to cd? | 12:05 |
Cindy1 | coz_: yes. | 12:05 |
RoadsterGT | hey | 12:06 |
Cindy1 | coz_: what's the recomended system requirement (not the min requirement) for Ubuntu 11.10? | 12:06 |
coz_ | Cindy1, mm.. there is an alternative and that would be the minimal install cd which is 19 megs.. it installs via the internet,, so little chance of burn errors,, however I am still guessing it may be the intel video chip,,, you probably should try the minimal just to test,, or as suggested, there are other ubunt derivitives | 12:07 |
RoadsterGT | how can i deactivate and blacklist the OSS module? | 12:07 |
Malamen | deej1976: Thanks | 12:07 |
coz_ | Cindy1, your system is fine interms of requirements,, it's that darn intel video chip that I am questioning | 12:07 |
deej1976 | Malamen: Did you find the missing Gb's | 12:07 |
coz_ | Cindy1, elementary Jupiter is a minimal ubuntu derivitive,, it may work | 12:08 |
Cindy1 | coz_: Ok. Thanks | 12:08 |
coz_ | Cindy1, i would experiment with the minimal install cd first | 12:08 |
Malamen | deej1976: Thanks. I havent paid atention on "du -sm" was not counting hidden items | 12:08 |
coz_ | Cindy1, if that does not boot,, you could change the boot sequence by adding nomodeset to it | 12:09 |
Malamen | deej1976: realy thanks | 12:09 |
coz_ | !nomodeset | Cindy1 | 12:09 |
ubottu | Cindy1: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter | 12:09 |
Cindy1 | coz_ : thanks for the info. | 12:09 |
coz_ | Cindy1, if ubuntu is already installed , try the nomodeset first | 12:09 |
ankur | hi | 12:09 |
coz_ | ankur, hey | 12:09 |
Cindy1 | ubottu: I got blank screen, even after waiting for 10 minutes. Thanks for the tips. | 12:11 |
ubottu | Cindy1: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 12:11 |
ankur | hey coz_, guys, I have a simple query. how do I let my windows see my /home folder. i have enabled sharing in folders of home yet I dont see them . | 12:11 |
ankur | I have followed this guide http://www.7tutorials.com/how-access-ubuntu-shared-folders-windows-7 | 12:12 |
ankur | yet I dont see ubuntu folders in windows ? | 12:13 |
bobweaver | \o/ got grub back ! | 12:13 |
Cindy1 | coz_ : i didn't install 11.04, just tried the live cd. Is Ubuntu 11.10 more stable than 11.04 or should I istall 10.04LTS insted of the 11.10minimal isntall? | 12:15 |
haylox | hey i like that 11.04 alright | 12:15 |
coz_ | Cindy1, to be safe,, LTS is always the way to go.. | 12:16 |
ankur | anyone knows about sharing files in ubuntu with windows 7 ?? | 12:16 |
coz_ | Cindy1, I am on 11.04 at the moment | 12:16 |
coz_ | Cindy1, and 11.04 is also LTS | 12:16 |
dlitvak | ankur: use Samba fileserver... or a shared partition on NTFS | 12:18 |
ankur | I am using samaba only , and followed this guide, http://www.7tutorials.com/how-access-ubuntu-shared-folders-windows-7 , but it doesnt help | 12:19 |
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Cindy1 | coz_ : 11.04 didn't work for me. Between 10.04LTS and 11.10, which one would you suggest i try? | 12:19 |
coz_ | Cindy1, 10.04 | 12:19 |
_jason | Cindy1: use latest stable unless you have a reason to use LTS | 12:19 |
coz_ | Cindy1, ` I believe it may be out of support however | 12:19 |
szal | mornin' | 12:20 |
szal | what's the fastest way to find out the device node of a newly attached USB storage device? | 12:20 |
_jason | szal: dmesg I guess | 12:20 |
Cindy1 | _jason: what's the recommended system requirement (not the min requirement) for the latest stable? | 12:21 |
appi_uppi | http://paste.pocoo.org/show/515273/ | 12:22 |
_jason | Cindy1: I don't know | 12:22 |
appi_uppi | is it known issues | 12:22 |
harsh343 | deej1976, when i copy some data in my pendrive error message happens input output error | 12:22 |
_jason | !requirements | 12:22 |
ubottu | Hardware requirements to install, boot and comfortably use Ubuntu are listed at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements - For a !flavor with lower requirements, see !Xubuntu or !Lubuntu | 12:22 |
deej1976 | harsh343: Sounds like your Pendrive is failing | 12:22 |
_jason | Cindy1: those are the *recommended* minimum system requirements on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements | 12:23 |
harsh343 | deej1976, but it works fine in the afternoon | 12:23 |
harsh343 | may be damage but i check more than 2-3 sytems in my office | 12:23 |
Cindy1 | ubottu : Which of the 2 would you suggest? Xubuntu or Lubuntu? | 12:24 |
ubottu | Cindy1: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 12:24 |
proxx | lol | 12:24 |
dr_willis | Cindy1: depends on your systemspecs. | 12:25 |
proxx | cindy1 lxde will have the most natural feel , when compared to gnome/kde | 12:25 |
proxx | specs are fine | 12:25 |
deej1976 | harsh343: sudo tail -f /var/log/kern.log | 12:25 |
dr_willis | Cindy1: Lubuntu is the most light on resoruces. its also not as 'fancy' | 12:25 |
_jason | Cindy1: how much ram do you have? | 12:25 |
dr_willis | but its simpiler... | 12:25 |
deej1976 | harsh343: Then plug in your pendrive and try to write to it. | 12:25 |
Cindy1 | _jason : 768mb RAM | 12:25 |
_jason | Cindy1: try both (and maybe even regular ubuntu too) and see what you like. You can install one version, then install the others using the package manager (sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop for example). By the way, ram is relatively cheap nowadays if you want to speed up your computer a bit | 12:27 |
Cindy1 | dr_willis: HP Pavillion Notebook PC, CPU 1.6 Ghz Pentium M, 768mb RAM | 12:27 |
dr_willis | Cindy1: id go for lubunt | 12:27 |
proxx | ive ran ubuntu on a machine like that, little more ram though, works oke, not brilliant, but oke, with LXDE or XFCE it flies :) | 12:28 |
MonkeyDust | i can't find a lubuntu download site | 12:28 |
_jason | Cindy1: what's the model number for your laptop? | 12:29 |
Cindy1 | _jason: HP Pavilion DV1005ap | 12:29 |
MonkeyDust | !lubuntu > MonkeyDust | 12:29 |
ubottu | MonkeyDust, please see my private message | 12:29 |
dr_willis | is lubuntu actually 'officially' a variant now? :) its sort of a grey area last i looked... | 12:30 |
kes | blatant advertising of own help forum post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1889361 have a problem starting service with upstart | 12:30 |
mrowo | hi | 12:30 |
Cindy1 | proxx: Is Lubuntu LXDE? | 12:30 |
dr_willis | Cindy1: yes. | 12:30 |
dr_willis | kes: you may want to check askubuntu.com also | 12:31 |
ruben350 | holaa | 12:31 |
pkug | Hi there, I need to create Ubuntu USB stick but I haven't any compatible OS at the moment (only NetBSD and OpenBSD), is it possible to just download an .img file and simply dd it (copy) to USB stick device ? | 12:31 |
kes | on my way willis :) | 12:31 |
_jason | Cindy1: 1gb of ram for your laptop is about 30 bucks | 12:31 |
dr_willis | pkug: for 11.10 you can use 'dd' to image the iso file to the flash. no special tools needed | 12:31 |
dr_willis | pkug: that only works with 11.10 - not the earlier ubuntu releases | 12:32 |
proxx | pkug; sure that is possible, or check out if there is a unetbootin port | 12:32 |
Cindy1 | dr_willis: between Ubuntu 10.04LTS and Lubuntu 11.10, which would you suggest? | 12:32 |
pkug | dr_willis, great! didn't know that, thanks. | 12:32 |
dr_willis | Cindy1: go with the latest lubuntu ytou can do. | 12:32 |
szal | Cindy1: that entirely depends on your needs | 12:32 |
MonkeyDust | testing lubuntu in vbox | 12:33 |
proxx | Cindy1; id say not 10.10 coz unity might be to much on ur machine, unless, you try an other desktop, i would say gnomeclassis on 11.04 | 12:33 |
_jason | Cindy1: it's not unreasonable to just try them and use what you like, it's entirely subjective as to which one you will prefer | 12:33 |
dr_willis | depends on what you are going to do with the machine also | 12:33 |
szal | proxx: afaics, 10.10 and 11.04 were out of the question ;) | 12:34 |
proxx | yeah because of the graphics, but if u use the right boot parameters thing will be different | 12:35 |
BluesKaj | Hiyas all | 12:35 |
phai | Tes | 12:37 |
Cindy1 | dr_willis: I had problem running Ubuntu 11.04 so i'll try Lubuntu now. Thanks | 12:37 |
gulzar | anybody can translate this page.. or give me the torrent file. http://nnm-club.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=416807 | 12:37 |
dr_willis | gulzar: google has a translation feature | 12:37 |
S0NiC | hi | 12:38 |
gulzar | dr_willis: umm OK | 12:38 |
Cindy1 | Thank you for all the answers. Appreciate all your help. Got to go now. | 12:38 |
harsh343 | deej1976, new error destination is read only | 12:39 |
abdo84 | Hello All. | 12:41 |
proxx | hi | 12:41 |
alicemagic | Hello | 12:41 |
abdo84 | I have an array of disks with the same manufacturer. one of them has been failed. | 12:42 |
abdo84 | Now I want to disconnect it without physical disconnection | 12:42 |
proxx | when i have static ips configured with ifconfig ... how do i flush those out ??? | 12:43 |
abdo84 | I tried 'hdparm' commands | 12:43 |
deej1976 | harsh343: I can't help any more with this, I've gone through two methods of formatting it with you unsuccessfully. If you have access to a windows machine in the office try formatting it there. | 12:43 |
abdo84 | can anyone advise me to a proper solution? thanks in advance . | 12:43 |
dr_willis | abdo84: it may help if you tell the channel how they are 'array'ed together. | 12:44 |
a904 | ciao a tutti | 12:45 |
BluesKaj | proxx, pls explain flush those out | 12:45 |
abdo84 | dr_willis: it just a naming of my disks. you can simulate it as sda sdb sdc and sdd with the same hardware and manufacturer. | 12:45 |
a904 | hello to everybody | 12:45 |
a904 | somebody can help me? | 12:46 |
a904 | I need to find excercise of c | 12:46 |
a904 | with array | 12:46 |
a904 | and function | 12:46 |
abdo84 | dr_willis: sdb has been failed. now I want tot disconnect it using a linux command. | 12:46 |
MonkeyDust | a904 ask in #c++ | 12:47 |
BluesKaj | BBL, stuff to do | 12:47 |
abdo84 | a904: http://www.google.com.eg/#hl=en&cp=26&gs_id=22&xhr=t&q=array+programs+in+c+examples&pq=c+array+programs+examples&pf=p&sclient=psy-ab&source=hp&pbx=1&oq=c+array+programs+examples+&aq=0b&aqi=g-b1&aql=&gs_sm=&gs_upl=&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.,cf.osb&fp=72459621fd04eff6&biw=1920&bih=1018 | 12:48 |
deej1976 | a904: Try googling c array tutorial | 12:48 |
niftylettuce | ciao a904, io ho bisogno andare a dormire | 12:48 |
dr_willis | abdo84: just dont mount it then? im not sure of a way to turn 'off' an attatched hard drive. cant say ive ever tried. | 12:49 |
ypsjd | ่ฐ็ปๆจ่ไธชRPGๆธธๆ | 12:50 |
szal | !cn | ypsjd | 12:51 |
ubottu | ypsjd: ๅฆๆฌฒ็ฒๅพไธญๆ็ๅๅฉ๏ผ่ซ่ผธๅ ฅ /join #ubuntu-cn ๆ /join #ubuntu-tw | 12:51 |
pookey | hi all - if ufw is saying 'ERROR: Could not get listening status (are you root?)', whne I do a 'show listening', but I am root.. how might I go about debugging this? | 12:52 |
ypsjd | thk | 12:52 |
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harsh343 | deej1976, I also try from windows but error is permission denied I think my pendrive is corrupted | 12:53 |
harsh343 | Wel thanks for the help tk cr | 12:53 |
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dr_willis | pookey: whats the exact command you are using? | 12:59 |
pookey | ufw show listening | 12:59 |
dr_willis | 'sudo ufw show listening' ? | 12:59 |
MonkeyDust | pookey type sudo afw status | 12:59 |
MonkeyDust | pookey type sudo ufw status* | 12:59 |
pookey | ththat works | 12:59 |
pookey | dr_willis: I'm root | 13:00 |
dr_willis | pookey: try it with sudo anyway as your admin user. | 13:00 |
pookey | dr_willis: it makes no difference, why would it? :) | 13:01 |
dr_willis | pookey: to PROVE it... | 13:01 |
pookey | ok :) | 13:01 |
dr_willis | start fresh from a new terminal. that way anything else you mayve have done wont be messing things up. | 13:02 |
kes | so long kids | 13:02 |
dr_willis | 'sudo ufw show listening' definatly is working here. | 13:02 |
pookey | nope, same as | 13:02 |
pookey | dr_willis: I know it works, it worked on this machine before hand, but.. it's stopped | 13:03 |
dr_willis | and the status output shows? | 13:03 |
pookey | yep | 13:03 |
dr_willis | what output..... | 13:03 |
dr_willis | and... sudo service ufw status | 13:03 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | hmmm, that is interesting... My Ubuntu 10.04 was in screensaver mode and when I plugged in my iPhone to charge it the desktop came up automagically thus bypassing my screensaver's password lock. I've never seen this happen before... | 13:05 |
pookey | dr_willis: it shows my rules as expected, and the service is running as expected | 13:05 |
mushy | Hello, how do I configure it so ubuntu's update manager when I select upgrade (to 11.10) how do I make it keep my current data intact and just upgrade the system | 13:06 |
mushy | I do not want it to lose my data | 13:06 |
sergo | Est Ruski ? | 13:06 |
inad922_ | hello | 13:06 |
szal | !ru | sergo | 13:07 |
ubottu | sergo: ะะพะถะฐะปัะนััะฐ ะฝะฐะฑะตัะธัะต /join #ubuntu-ru ะดะปั ะฟะพะปััะตะฝะธั ะฟะพะผะพัะธ ะฝะฐ ััััะบะพะผ ัะทัะบะต. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. | 13:07 |
inad922_ | Where is the default shell defined in ubuntu? | 13:07 |
dr_willis | proof that iphones are evil? :) | 13:07 |
inad922_ | as I read gnome terminal looks for that when starting and I wold like to set it to bash instead of tcsh | 13:07 |
dr_willis | mushy: what 'data' are you refering to? | 13:07 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | dr_willis: one might have to agree. That could be a potential security risk I assume | 13:07 |
inad922_ | iphones are good. I just curse myself I didn't buy one.. | 13:07 |
dr_willis | mushy: data worth keeping is data worth backing up. | 13:08 |
inad922_ | ow and don't buy lg optimus 2x | 13:08 |
mushy | the files on my desktop and the user files in their folders | 13:08 |
inad922_ | it's crappy | 13:08 |
dr_willis | inad922_: the chsh command i belive. | 13:08 |
inad922_ | thanks dr_willis | 13:08 |
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Dj_FlyBy[ms] | inad922_: you can buy mine, lol I have never been so unsatisfied with a smartphone in my life until I bought this iPhone4 | 13:08 |
dr_willis | inad922_: you could set gnome-terminal with differnt priofiles to launch differnt shells. | 13:08 |
mushy | dr_willis, i know, but I dont want it to delete it | 13:09 |
dr_willis | mushy: a upgrade shouldent touch the users files in their home dir. | 13:09 |
mushy | it has every time I have used it | 13:09 |
inad922_ | dr_willis: I don't have sudo for that here(workplace..) Is there any other way to do that? | 13:09 |
dr_willis | mushy: i think you are wrong.. theres nothign the uprades do to alter files in /home/* | 13:09 |
inad922_ | Dj_FlyBy[ms]: You don't like it? | 13:10 |
dr_willis | inad922_: a user can set their own shell as far as i know. | 13:10 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | inad922_: not at all... I miss the days when Treo was the king! | 13:10 |
mushy | dr_willis, well I will back it up, when i come back and its gone can I tell you you were wrong | 13:10 |
inad922_ | Dj_FlyBy[ms]: lol I used cheap nokia phones before. I was more satisfied with them too. | 13:10 |
dr_willis | mushy: i imagine theres 100;s of people in here that have done upgrades.. and nothing in their home was touched. | 13:10 |
YaUbu | is it possible to get gthumb to zoom with the mouse wheel? | 13:10 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | mushy: I'm not entirely sure how you are going about it, but I updated mine last week and all my $HOME files were still there | 13:11 |
ishwon | hello guys, a friend of mine got a pretty weird problem. he can't type character 'e' in terminal. | 13:11 |
ishwon | any ideas? | 13:11 |
dr_willis | mushy: what exactly did it 'touch' in your home? | 13:11 |
inad922_ | dr_willis: Yeah but how can you do that. I can only issue a limited set of commands with sudo and chsh is not among them. | 13:11 |
dr_willis | inad922_: then they got you locked down it seems. | 13:11 |
MonkeyDust | mushy if your /home is on a separate partition, you can safely upgrade, but dont format /home, of course | 13:11 |
pookey | dr_willis: think I've tracked it down - bug in ufw | 13:11 |
mushy | okay I am going to make a new backup but i have done it twice before and it it was like a fresh install | 13:11 |
dr_willis | inad922_: try running just 'bash' ? | 13:11 |
inad922_ | dr_willis: Yeah I can do that but I want to make gnome-terminal to start bash when I open it or open a new tab | 13:12 |
inad922_ | Dj_FlyBy[ms]: Palm is totally dead btw? | 13:12 |
deej1976 | mushy: I 2nd dr_willis, have upgrade several machine with no effect to /home, but as said if it's important to you back it up. | 13:12 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | mushy: first rule of thumb regardless of any situation is to : backup backup backup | 13:12 |
dr_willis | inad922_: gnome-terminal has specific profiles you can use. | 13:12 |
elkng | is the "ubuntu" distro the only canonical's product or are there things it involved into ? | 13:12 |
elkng | are there othere things it involved to ? | 13:13 |
dr_willis | elkng: they sell 'support' :) and theres their music store. | 13:13 |
mushy | hey whats the gnome gui partition thing | 13:13 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | inad922_: might as well be dead.... they screwed themselves with the release of the last treo; it was a horrible piece of junk compared to all their previous smartphones | 13:13 |
mushy | i just used it an hour ago | 13:13 |
mushy | gpartition? | 13:13 |
mushy | no | 13:13 |
dr_willis | gparted | 13:13 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | gparted | 13:13 |
mushy | ty | 13:13 |
pookey | dr_willis: if you run nfs, it breaks that output | 13:14 |
elkng | so main function of canonical is to polish/improve *buntu ? | 13:14 |
inad922_ | Dj_FlyBy[ms]: Why what did they mess up? I haven't really used any Palm products so I can't really compare. | 13:14 |
inad922_ | dr_willis: Yeah but I can't really set the shell to use in the profile settings | 13:14 |
inad922_ | dr_willis: Or maybe I'm just too stupid to do that. | 13:14 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | inad922_: everything, lol... it was such a total letdown that I moved to the iPhone.... should've went to a BB though | 13:14 |
Ehsan26 | Hi can I share my DVD RW ? I dont want others to be able to burn just read disks | 13:15 |
jonte | Hey, is there any way I can get the "Super+num-key" window placement features of "3d unity" w/ 2d unity (w/o compiz) ? | 13:15 |
inad922_ | Dj_FlyBy[ms]: Yeah BB seems to be a good choice. Android is flawed too btw. At least for me it just doesn't cut it. | 13:15 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | inad922_ give androids a few years; they are still premature and wet behind the ears... | 13:16 |
Ehsan26 | ?? | 13:16 |
skypent | Getting weird warning on startup. Something about not being able to find /tmp drive or does not exist. Retry, skip, ignore are my options. Everything freezes my system except for ignore. Anyone know of this? | 13:16 |
mushy | wait besides my swap i have one big partition which is mounted how would i go about resizing that? | 13:17 |
dr_willis | inad922_: 'command to run.... 'bash' ' | 13:17 |
mushy | says its in use and such | 13:17 |
Mcl0vin | howdy | 13:18 |
inad922_ | Dj_FlyBy[ms]: Yeah maybe it's true. But somehow they just need to tame the background processes or let the user somehow renice them or something because they are making it slow a lot of times. On other news Intents is a big invention. It's better than dbus imho. | 13:18 |
Mcl0vin | is there any way i can use tabs with xterm | 13:18 |
inad922_ | dr_willis: ow that might be a good solution. | 13:18 |
dr_willis | inad922_: :) set one up to run 'mc' also. thats what i always do. | 13:19 |
Mcl0vin | i am using GNS3 and would love to use tabs instead of opening terminal for every router especially some times i have 10 routers | 13:19 |
deej1976 | Mcl0vin: gnome-terminal supports tabs, or look into screen | 13:19 |
MonkeyDust | or byobu | 13:19 |
mushy | using gparton besides my swap i have one big partition which is mounted how would i go about resizing that? | 13:21 |
mushy | i cannot unmount it when i am on the computer am i? | 13:21 |
Dj_FlyBy[ms] | mushy: you have to do that outside of the environment, best option I say would be to use a Live CD | 13:21 |
Mcl0vin | how can i open gnome termail please | 13:21 |
theadmin | Mcl0vin: Which Ubuntu version? | 13:22 |
xangua | Mcl0vin: control+alt+t | 13:22 |
mushy | oh okay thanks Dj_FlyBy[ms] luckily i got that available [= | 13:22 |
Mcl0vin | 10.04 | 13:22 |
theadmin | Mcl0vin: alt+f2, type gnome-terminal, press enter | 13:22 |
niftylettuce | If anyone could take a look into i915 DRI how-to enable/install that would be great. | 13:22 |
niftylettuce | Running kernel 1ZA50W290319352751 | 13:22 |
niftylettuce | 3.1.4-030104-generic* | 13:23 |
mushy | is xfce widely supported? | 13:24 |
mushy | its community seems small | 13:24 |
szal | niftylettuce: that is not a supported *buntu kernel | 13:24 |
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niftylettuce | szal: what is the latest? | 13:25 |
theadmin | mushy: It is very supported, and works great. It feels a lot like gnome2, by the way. | 13:25 |
szal | niftylettuce: 3.0.0-13 (Oneiric) | 13:28 |
Judge | Hi everyone. We are using NFS with "_netdev,auto" - flags in fstab and Ubuntu doen't succeed to automount the shares an boot. What do I do wrong? | 13:28 |
BluesKaj | Judge, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo | 13:30 |
baaba | hello, i'd like to get autofs to consider a /home/$USER/.smb/$key.cred file for credentials with smb/cifs; something to the tune of: https://gist.github.com/1416730 (sample /etc/auto.smb that i would like to work) | 13:30 |
a904 | hello | 13:30 |
a904 | somebody here? | 13:30 |
baaba | however, the $USER variable is not passed to that script, and a four-year-old discussion i found at http://www.mail-archive.com/autofs@linux.kernel.org/msg06365.html does not cast things in a very promising light | 13:31 |
baaba | is autofs really fundamentally insecure by design like this? | 13:31 |
ypsjd | hi | 13:31 |
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Judge | BluesKaj: Thank you, but this doesn't answer my question. We use static mounts : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo#Static_Mounts and it just doesn't work like it is described there. | 13:32 |
theadmin | baaba: lol at your way to determine where smbclient is | 13:33 |
theadmin | baaba: SMBCLIENT=$(which smbclient) | 13:33 |
baaba | theadmin: that's all from the default ubuntu script | 13:33 |
theadmin | baaba: Ah, okay. | 13:33 |
baaba | that is, the file that comes with the ubuntu autofs package | 13:33 |
baaba | i only added the parts related to $credfile | 13:34 |
a904 | hey baaba | 13:34 |
a904 | can you help me? | 13:34 |
Pici | !ask | a904 | 13:34 |
ubottu | a904: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 13:34 |
cipherboy | But do go ahead a904 | 13:34 |
a904 | !ask somebody knows some excercise in c with array function pointer etc? | 13:35 |
ubottu | a904: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 13:35 |
PeeOnYou | are you intelligent? | 13:35 |
a904 | somebody knows some excercise in c with array function pointer etc? | 13:35 |
Pici | a904: Thats not really on-topic for this channel. ##c would be more appropriate. | 13:36 |
BluesKaj | Judge, did the auto in fstab work before , I don't see an auto option for staic mounts in that tutorial | 13:37 |
BluesKaj | err static | 13:37 |
Judge | BluesKaj: No, it never worked. "auto" isn't a NFS specific option, it's a general mount option. And it isn't mounted automatically without "auto", either. When the system boots, I get an error related to "not route found" or such; it's too quick out of view and not logged anywhere. | 13:39 |
Judge | BluesKaj: You can find "auto" under "Troubleshooting" - "Mounting NFS shares in encrypted home won't work on boot" in that guide. | 13:40 |
cipherboy | Judge: you sure you have internet on boot? | 13:40 |
BluesKaj | Judge, what about your export file is it showing rw permissions | 13:41 |
cipherboy | Judge: if you don,t have networking fully set up when it tries to mount NFS shares, might give you that error. Can you mount it later (after logging in for example)? | 13:41 |
Mcl0vin | theadmin: is there a way i can open tabs from the shell please | 13:42 |
Judge | cipherboy: Not at all: We use Cisco components. These devices are known to take their time while initializing a switchport; often it takes 20 seconds or more until the first packet can pass the device. But there are two nfs - options which seem to not working also (see man nfs): bg and retry=X | 13:42 |
cipherboy | Mcl0vin tabs? Like do you mean screen? | 13:42 |
Mcl0vin | no | 13:42 |
Judge | cipherboy: And yes, a few seconds after boot, "mount -a" succeeds. | 13:43 |
deej1976 | !info screen | Mcl0vin: | 13:43 |
Judge | cipherboy: So it seems as if the Ubuntu NFS mechanism lacks these retry - patterns. | 13:43 |
ubottu | Mcl0vin:: screen (source: screen): terminal multiplexor with VT100/ANSI terminal emulation. In component main, is optional. Version 4.0.3-14ubuntu8 (oneiric), package size 582 kB, installed size 1044 kB | 13:43 |
cipherboy | Judge: oh, that is what I was missing -- fstab options. Yes, it is possible that certain Ubuntu versions lack these features. | 13:44 |
Judge | cipherboy: Any ideas how to prevent these issues properly? | 13:44 |
cipherboy | Judge: bg would hide the error messages and retry=X would allow you to reconnect until you succeed? | 13:45 |
llutz_ | cipherboy: if they lack those features, they had changed nfs-packages. in that case they have to document that somewhere. they didn't ->bugreport | 13:45 |
cipherboy | llutz_ good point | 13:45 |
pmsz | Hello. does anybody know how to prevent root from removing the immutable flag from a file? the cap-bound file under /proc has been removed in newer kernels? | 13:46 |
cipherboy | Sorry, haven't looked at NFS since I compiled it in gentoo. | 13:46 |
Judge | cipherboy: That's what I understand when reading the manpage. But it doesn't work. | 13:46 |
Judge | cipherboy: *gg* In Gentoo we have no issues .. ;D | 13:47 |
cipherboy | Would it be an issue with the kernel? | 13:47 |
cipherboy | Judge In gentoo did you build it in or as a module? | 13:47 |
blacksoft | yes | 13:48 |
cipherboy | pmsz not familiar with what you are trying to do, but isn't that the point of root? You could try mounting it ro... | 13:48 |
Judge | cipherboy: Works with both. | 13:48 |
blacksoft | how to penetration with blackbuntu | 13:49 |
pmsz | there used to be a flag CAP_LINUX_IMMUTABLE among the kernel capabilities which was possible to be set system-wide | 13:49 |
pmsz | there were also other capabilities like one for disabling LKM at runtime and so on | 13:49 |
pmsz | it could be set via /proc but now... there doesn't seem to be an equivalent to the cap-bound file | 13:50 |
cipherboy | Judge only thing I can think of is network drivers are loading after nfs module | 13:50 |
blacksoft | how to update kernel ubuntu 10.10 to 11.04 ? how can it? | 13:50 |
hiwk | hi, I'm using ubuntu 11.10 with the default unity interface. how can I alllow my mobile phone to send a file via bluetooth to my computer? I have paired the devices (initiated from the phone), but file sending fails | 13:50 |
cipherboy | Pmsz sorry, can't help. | 13:50 |
blacksoft | sorry, can't help | 13:51 |
cipherboy | All, switching computers | 13:51 |
blacksoft | hi guy's, how to kill server in lan network | 13:52 |
Judge | cipherboy: OK, lets assume this is the reason for the issue: I do not see a init script for NFS client mount in Ubuntu. Do you know how to have these started/mounted later? | 13:52 |
blacksoft | please right click, and then click mounted | 13:53 |
cipherboy | back | 13:53 |
cipherboy | Judge, any change? | 13:53 |
cipherboy | Judge: btw, this server or desktop? | 13:53 |
froes | hi guys.... do anyone knows a webUI to manage NAS ? | 13:53 |
cipherboy | froes: tried freenas? | 13:54 |
deej1976 | Judge: your on the client, and the nfs entries is in /etc/fstab ? | 13:54 |
cipherboy | froes: or is that not what you are looking for? | 13:54 |
Judge | cipherboy: Lucid Server | 13:54 |
Judge | deej1976: Right. | 13:54 |
deej1976 | The mounting would be handles by autofs | 13:54 |
cipherboy | Judge: you get the error on the client, saying no route to host? | 13:55 |
cipherboy | What is the error? | 13:55 |
froes | cipherboy, it would be, if i could have squid, jetty, mysql, etc... | 13:55 |
froes | cipherboy, and as it replaces all confs at boot time. makes a little bit hard. i would have to "rebuilt" the whole distro | 13:55 |
faLUCE | Hi. I can boot with my distro (a lubuntu 11.10 based distro, created by me with remastersys utility) only if I set nomodeset. Otherwise I see a black screen after booting. Unfortunately, with nomodeset I can only see low resolution for the screen. How can I solve that? I tried the lubuntu 11.10 live cd and it sees high resolutions too. How can I correct this error in my custom distro? | 13:55 |
cipherboy | faLUCE: Install graphics drivers. | 13:56 |
cipherboy | froes: ah, didn't know that. | 13:56 |
deej1976 | Judge: The problem might be the network (dhcp) starting but not completing before and IP address is assigned. ( I've got this problem with nfs/nis homearea ) | 13:56 |
faLUCE | cipherboy: they must be already installed | 13:57 |
Judge | cipherboy: When I reboot, the switch, the server is connected to, need to initialize the Port several seconds. When Ubuntu has switched it's eth's to "up" , it takes another ... 5 or 10 seconds before the port is up. This interferes with the NFS mount, since it really "has no route to host". It has automatically a few seconds later. | 13:57 |
froes | cipherboy, exactlly... if i has an arm board with a CF card of 1 GB. just to do NAS would be perfect | 13:57 |
cipherboy | faLUCE: meaning? | 13:57 |
cipherboy | Judge: So couldn't you create an init script which just runs mount -a after a delay of 10 seconds or something? | 13:58 |
cipherboy | froes: seems to me there was another similar project, forgot what it was called though. | 13:58 |
llutz_ | Judge: dirty workaround: set a sleep=xx at /etc/init/mountall-net.conf (or whatever the script mounting nfs is called) | 13:59 |
Judge | cipherboy: That's one solution, but it's quite ugly :P | 13:59 |
deej1976 | Judge: I've got a script that waits until the network is up then restart autofs | 13:59 |
faLUCE | cipherboy: ?? | 13:59 |
Judge | cipherboy: I'd prefer a "clean" one. | 13:59 |
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cipherboy | faLUCE: Precisely what I asked you. What does it must be installed already mean? | 14:00 |
faLUCE | cipherboy: the must be already in the kernel | 14:00 |
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cipherboy | Judge: good point. Does retry=X work on other FS types? | 14:01 |
cipherboy | faLUCE: Meaning? I am not understanding you. | 14:01 |
Judge | retry=X is a nfs specific option | 14:01 |
cipherboy | faLUCE: you can add new drivers all the time if you want. | 14:01 |
Judge | cipherboy: I think so ... | 14:01 |
llutz_ | Judge: if "retry" really fails, file a bugreport | 14:02 |
faLUCE | cipherboy: the kernel already has drivers for the graphic card. therefore, I don't have to install anything. | 14:02 |
Judge | llutz_: OK, thank you. | 14:02 |
faLUCE | cipherboy: this is not the right solution | 14:02 |
Judge | cipherboy: I think I'll solve it close to your suggestion. Thank you for your help! | 14:03 |
cipherboy | Judge: how long does it take for a retry? Does it wait inbetween? Could it be it schedules a retry, but the autofs proc ends or something of the sort? (sorry, not familiar with fs mounting) | 14:03 |
cipherboy | faLUCE: what ever, have someone else help you. | 14:03 |
G4rb4 | does anyone know how to generate Vala bindings from a C header file. All I need are the defined constants and struct definitions. | 14:06 |
Judge | cipherboy: retry= seems to not have any effect. I set it to "2" (minutes) and even after 10 minutes the fs isn't mounted. When I enter "mount -a" ist's immediately available. | 14:07 |
cipherboy | Judge: sorry, have to afk. | 14:07 |
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hiwk | what do I need to do to recieve files over bluetooth? | 14:07 |
MonkeyDust | hiwk blueman | 14:07 |
Ascavasaion | Can someone here tell me how to install codecs through Synaptic so I can play MP3s? | 14:09 |
MonkeyDust | Ascavasaion try medibuntu | 14:09 |
deej1976 | !info ubuntu-restricted-extras | 14:10 |
ubottu | ubuntu-restricted-extras (source: ubuntu-restricted-extras): Commonly used restricted packages for Ubuntu. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 56 (oneiric), package size 2 kB, installed size 36 kB | 14:10 |
deej1976 | !info ubuntu-restricted-addons | 14:10 |
ubottu | ubuntu-restricted-addons (source: ubuntu-restricted-addons): Commonly used restricted packages for Ubuntu. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 8 (oneiric), package size 2 kB, installed size 36 kB | 14:10 |
cari_veri_ud | Hello there, after upgraeds from originally ubuntu 10.04 to finally 11.10 the boot splash is still from 10.04. why is that or how to change? | 14:11 |
MonkeyDust | cari_veri_ud it's a gdm issue | 14:12 |
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h2010n1 | Hi All,How can i install pidgin? | 14:13 |
hiwk | MonkeyDust: I installed it, and now it seems to work. but where does the file end up_ | 14:13 |
hiwk | ? | 14:13 |
deej1976 | h2010n1: sudo apt-get install pidgin | 14:13 |
xangua | sudo apt-get install pidgin h2010n1 | 14:13 |
hiwk | h2010n1: sudo apt-get install pidgin | 14:13 |
MonkeyDust | hiwk /usr/bin/ or /usr/sbin/ | 14:13 |
hiwk | MonkeyDust: no, the recived file | 14:14 |
MonkeyDust | hiwk no, in ~/Public | 14:14 |
hiwk | MonkeyDust: ah, thanks! | 14:14 |
MonkeyDust | :) | 14:14 |
MonkeyDust | hiwk if you put files in ~/Public and you connect bluetooth, it will be transferred to your device automatically | 14:15 |
MonkeyDust | it = the files | 14:15 |
dr3mro | MonkeyDust, I didn't know that is even possible :) | 14:15 |
Judge | cipherboy|afk: No Problem! I will file a bug and use your "Quick&Dirty" Workarround :) Thank you a lot! | 14:15 |
faLUCE | Hi. I can boot with my distro (a lubuntu 11.10 based distro, created by me with remastersys utility) only if I set nomodeset. Otherwise I see a black screen after booting. Unfortunately, with nomodeset I can only see low resolution for the screen. How can I solve that? I tried the lubuntu 11.10 live cd and it sees high resolutions too. How can I correct this error in my custom distro? | 14:15 |
MonkeyDust | dr3mro we're here to learn :) | 14:15 |
faLUCE | otherwise: how can I reconfigure xorg ? I tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but it did not do anything | 14:16 |
cari_veri_ud | MonkeyDust: I thought 11.10 uses lightDM instead of gdm ? so what can I do? | 14:16 |
MonkeyDust | cari_veri_ud correct, i'm mistaking (i use a different fork) | 14:17 |
atul_md | !mol | 14:17 |
ubottu | mol is MacOnLinux. For a complete howto, visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacOnLinuxHowto - No longer available in 11.10 or higher, see http://bugs.debian.org/592034 | 14:17 |
hiwk | MonkeyDust: interesting. where can I change such settings? | 14:18 |
Pici | cari_veri_ud: it does, but your current login manager will not be replaced if this is an upgrade. Use sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm to choose a different login manager | 14:18 |
MonkeyDust | hiwk pair your device with your pc | 14:20 |
MonkeyDust | in blueman | 14:20 |
kjjjjjggy | KHEDIRA | 14:20 |
aidan | How do I download the root certificates for curl ? | 14:21 |
cari_veri_ud | Pici: MonkeyDust, I jsut found the lightdm.conf and it says user-session=xubuntu which could be part of the problem. | 14:21 |
KeySatara_ | vaya tela | 14:21 |
BluesKaj | faLUCE, try this , and then stop crossposting http://fossplanet.com/f12/setting-screen-resolution-grub2-107813/ | 14:22 |
MonkeyDust | cari_veri_ud i installed xfce and it ruined my system | 14:22 |
Pici | cari_veri_ud: IF you are talking about your plymouth boot splash you can change it by using the following: ยซ sudo update-alternatives --config | 14:23 |
Pici | cari_veri_ud: er.. that got cutoff | 14:23 |
Pici | !plymouth | cari_veri_ud | 14:23 |
ubottu | cari_veri_ud: Plymouth manages the Ubuntu boot process (before the root filesystem is mounted) and also provides a graphical boot animation. To change your Plymouth theme use ยซ sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth && sudo update-initramfs -u ยป | 14:23 |
MrGotty | hey all | 14:23 |
MrGotty | can someone link me the sandbox program again? | 14:24 |
kjjjjjggy | Kuoc | 14:24 |
deej1976 | !ubuntu | kjjjjjggy: | 14:24 |
ubottu | kjjjjjggy:: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com | 14:24 |
faLUCE | BluesKaj: I don't see anything to try in your link | 14:25 |
BluesKaj | faLUCE, /etc/default/grub accpts resolution settings if you read the post | 14:26 |
faLUCE | BluesKaj: and then? I don't need that. I need that xrandr sees proper resolutions | 14:27 |
pmsz | since the /proc/../cap-found system-wide capabilities file disappeared, is it still possible to easily prevent root from removing the immutable flag (+i)? | 14:28 |
BluesKaj | faLUCE, are you sure you know what you need , if so then why not reaearch it yourself | 14:28 |
faLUCE | BluesKaj: stop saying stupid things. | 14:29 |
cari_veri_ud | ubottu: can you tell me again. what was this command to change plymouth screen ? | 14:29 |
ubottu | cari_veri_ud: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 14:29 |
cari_veri_ud | who told me about plymouth alternatives ? | 14:30 |
Pici | !plymouth | cari_veri_ud | 14:31 |
ubottu | cari_veri_ud: Plymouth manages the Ubuntu boot process (before the root filesystem is mounted) and also provides a graphical boot animation. To change your Plymouth theme use ยซ sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth && sudo update-initramfs -u ยป | 14:31 |
cari_veri_ud | ah yea. nice bot functionality. | 14:31 |
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Guest92805 | ? | 14:33 |
MonkeyDust | ! | 14:33 |
cristipiticul_ | is anybody here? | 14:33 |
cari_veri_ud | thanks Pici & MonkeyDust I'll try and come again after reboot :) | 14:33 |
cristipiticul_ | hello | 14:33 |
somsip | !anyone | cristipiticul_ | 14:34 |
ubottu | cristipiticul_: A high percentage of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. | 14:34 |
faLUCE | here's the pastebin of xorg log. I have troubles in setting high resolution for my monitor. http://pastebin.com/yg4323st where can be the problem? | 14:34 |
cristipiticul_ | ok, here it is: I am using ubuntu 9.10 and sudo apt-get install seems not to find any package | 14:34 |
cipherboy | cristipiticul_: Isn't 9.10 deprecated? | 14:35 |
somsip | !9.10 | cristipiticul_ | 14:35 |
MonkeyDust | cristipiticul_ i guess 9.10 is no longer supported | 14:35 |
ubottu | cristipiticul_: Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) was the eleventh release of Ubuntu. !End-Of-Life on April 29th 2011, see http://goo.gl/UUTAB for details. | 14:35 |
cristipiticul_ | I am not going to install Ubuntu 11.10 because I had some troubles with it... some of you might have seen me yesterday | 14:35 |
cipherboy | cristipiticul_: then use 10.04 | 14:35 |
cipherboy | cristipiticul_: It is the next LTS, still has GNOME2, no unity, etc. | 14:36 |
cristipiticul_ | so I am asking... Could this be because the place where it tries to find the packages is old? | 14:36 |
MonkeyDust | cristipiticul_ try a release prior to 11.10, but newer than 9.10 | 14:36 |
cristipiticul_ | I love this one, and I have some work to do fast | 14:36 |
cipherboy | cristipiticul_: upgrade to 10.04 | 14:36 |
cristipiticul_ | ok, any other options? | 14:36 |
cristipiticul_ | change the default search place to : ... ? | 14:37 |
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cipherboy | cristipiticul_: No, they shut down the package repositories for 9.10. | 14:37 |
cristipiticul_ | can't I use the ones for 11.10? | 14:37 |
cristipiticul_ | somehow? | 14:37 |
MonkeyDust | 11.10 did not exist in 2009, so no | 14:37 |
cipherboy | Yes and no. You can in theory, it is just a whole bunch of dependencies, etc, etc, Especially to note is that you have gnome3 dependencies in 11.10 rather than gnome2 dependencies in 9.10, so no. | 14:38 |
administartor | who can help me with Bash? :) | 14:39 |
llutz_ | administartor: #bash | 14:39 |
administartor | yes | 14:39 |
llutz_ | administartor: /j #bash that is the bash-channel on freenode | 14:40 |
camper | advanced bash shell programming | 14:40 |
cristipiticul_ | ... google might help me... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu | 14:40 |
cristipiticul_ | thank you for saying the word Repository | 14:40 |
cristipiticul_ | :D | 14:40 |
administartor | oh thanks :) | 14:40 |
Pici | cristipiticul_: Take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades please | 14:41 |
administartor | llutz i'm new in Linux :) | 14:41 |
llutz_ | administartor: 1st thing to learn: do not end every line with a pointless smiley :) | 14:42 |
administartor | ok | 14:42 |
administartor | but why no ? :) | 14:42 |
llutz_ | administartor: that basically means: "look, i'm a poor stupid troll, ignore me" | 14:43 |
llutz_ | done | 14:43 |
administartor | ok i understand | 14:43 |
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craigbass1976 | is it possible to have two instances of Thunderbird open somehow that are using two different profiles? | 14:48 |
cipherboy | Tell me if i should ask this on #ubuntu-defocus, but how do I get a project cloak for ubunut? | 14:49 |
cipherboy | *ubuntu | 14:49 |
serega_by1 | hi all. How i can make unmount of disk using gnome-terminal ? | 14:51 |
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cipherboy | serega_by1: umount /mount/path | 14:51 |
Pici | cipherboy: If you're an Ubuntu Member you are eligible for an Ubuntu cloak (and its #ubuntu-offtopic) | 14:51 |
Pici | !member | cipherboy | 14:51 |
ubottu | cipherboy: Ubuntu Membership means recognition of a significant and sustained contribution to Ubuntu and the Ubuntu community. For more info see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership | 14:51 |
cipherboy | serega_by1: odds are you need sudo first | 14:51 |
cipherboy | Pici: thank you. | 14:52 |
serega_by1 | it does not work, because i get follow message "sudo: unmount: command not found | 14:52 |
serega_by1 | " | 14:52 |
ThinkT510 | serega_by1: its sudo umount not unmount | 14:53 |
MonkeyDust | serega_by1 umount, not unmount | 14:53 |
MonkeyDust | ThinkT510 was faster ;) | 14:53 |
serega_by1 | oh | 14:53 |
serega_by1 | thank you | 14:53 |
cipherboy | serega_by1: whoops, my bad. | 14:53 |
AdhamSabry | Hello | 14:55 |
AdhamSabry | how can I access nomodeset from ubuntu live usb? | 14:55 |
arsenius | Hello there | 14:57 |
AdhamSabry | how can I access nomodeset from ubuntu live usb? | 14:57 |
arsenius | I have problems with system updates | 14:57 |
private_meta | telnet miku.acm.uiuc.edu | 14:59 |
AdhamSabry | how can I access nomodeset from ubuntu live usb????????????/// | 14:59 |
arsenius | Update manager report me that failed to download package files (404 error - not found) | 14:59 |
ThinkT510 | !nomodeset | AdhamSabry | 15:00 |
ubottu | AdhamSabry: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter | 15:00 |
pertutatis | hi, anyone know how to manage mp4 player Samsung YP-Z3 on ubuntu? | 15:00 |
arsenius | what I need to do? | 15:01 |
a904 | you fuck | 15:01 |
dracushorul | ? | 15:01 |
pangolin | !language | a904 | 15:02 |
ubottu | a904: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. | 15:02 |
BaNzounet | Hi, May someone explain me how to use git? I've installed git and cgit(web interface) and i wanna add a folder to cgit | 15:02 |
BaNzounet | i've no clue how i can do that :/ | 15:03 |
BaNzounet | i try git add etc | 15:03 |
theadmin | BaNzounet: You need to create a git repo, move the folder to it and git add it, then git commit | 15:03 |
BaNzounet | tried* / but my cgit i still empty | 15:03 |
Pync | aa | 15:03 |
BaNzounet | theadmin if i did that and nothing appear in cgit it's mean i miss configure cgit right? | 15:03 |
Pync | what | 15:04 |
theadmin | BaNzounet: Not sure... I have no idea how cgit is | 15:04 |
Pync | uu | 15:04 |
arsenius | Update manager report me that failed to download package files (404 error - not found) What I need to do to fix it? | 15:05 |
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llutz_ | arsenius: what does "lsb_release -sc" say? | 15:06 |
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arsenius | <llutz_> it say "oneiric" | 15:10 |
arsenius | <llutz_> it say "oneiric" | 15:10 |
auronandace | arsenius: installed any ppas? | 15:11 |
BaNzounet | theadmin: It was my fault i forgot to edit a cgitrc :) seems to be working now :) | 15:11 |
arsenius | <auronandace>what is ppas? | 15:12 |
auronandace | !ppa | arsenius | 15:12 |
ubottu | arsenius: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa | 15:12 |
techfreak | please help is there anyway Gnome 3.2 to work on Nvidia | 15:12 |
techfreak | please help is there anyway Gnome 3.2 to work on Nvidia | 15:13 |
arsenius | <auronandace> and <ubottu>How to use PPA? | 15:14 |
auronandace | arsenius: i'm not recomending it, i'm asking if you have any installed | 15:15 |
BluesKaj | techfreak, open admin , additional drivers , choose the recommended driver and install (and activate if necessary) | 15:15 |
AdhamSabry | Hi, I by mistake erased a 1 tera hard disk that has almost all my data | 15:15 |
AdhamSabry | it was the hard disk that contains my back up and there is no back-up for it | 15:15 |
AdhamSabry | I wanna recover the data | 15:15 |
AdhamSabry | is there a way? | 15:16 |
AdhamSabry | please this is urgent | 15:16 |
FloodBot1 | AdhamSabry: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 15:16 |
AdhamSabry | this usb hard disk has all my data, work, projects, everything | 15:16 |
llutz_ | AdhamSabry: look at extundelete, foremost, photorec | 15:16 |
AdhamSabry | which one is the best llutz? | 15:16 |
theadmin | AdhamSabry: You can try testdisk/photorec and tools llutz_ suggested. Photorec works the best for me, but filenames end up a complete mess. | 15:16 |
arsenius | <auronandace> I don't know, how to check which PPA installed? | 15:17 |
techfreak | BluesKaj: I did that but then gnome desktop changes to normal ubuntu desktop like previous version | 15:17 |
AdhamSabry | how can I install photorec/ | 15:17 |
AdhamSabry | ? | 15:17 |
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gmzlj | theadmin: thats because filenames can't be recovered | 15:17 |
BluesKaj | techfreak, desktop or resolution ? | 15:17 |
auronandace | arsenius: are you translating what i say to you? what language do you speak? | 15:17 |
theadmin | AdhamSabry: sudo apt-get install testdisk && sudo photorec | 15:17 |
AdhamSabry | does it only recover pictures only? I have files that are projects, c++, php, c#, programming projects | 15:17 |
llutz_ | AdhamSabry: can't say, i personally never had to use one of these. | 15:17 |
HATER | I NEED HALP | 15:18 |
theadmin | AdhamSabry: And don't worry, it recovers almost any file type | 15:18 |
gmzlj | AdhamSabry: its just a name | 15:18 |
HATER | SOMEONEPM ME | 15:18 |
techfreak | desktop itself changes all the theme | 15:18 |
llutz_ | !caps | HATER | 15:18 |
ubottu | HATER: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too. | 15:18 |
theadmin | AdhamSabry: The name comes from the original use, it used to recover only photos | 15:18 |
AdhamSabry | i'm installing testdisk now | 15:18 |
AdhamSabry | can I please pm you theadmin? | 15:18 |
theadmin | AdhamSabry: Go right ahead. | 15:18 |
HATER | Shit...came in on the wrong nick | 15:18 |
techfreak | BluesKaj: The theme changes to previous version of ubuntu | 15:19 |
BluesKaj | techfreak, desktop options doesn't hae anything to do with your nvidia graphics , it's the choice you make in the menu at login that's changing your desktop | 15:19 |
techfreak | i am login with gnome | 15:19 |
milen8204 | ะ | 15:20 |
Ryccardo | Tried to install 10.[4,10] on school computers, but the cheap LCD monitors we have don't support the resolution used by default in GRUB. We've figured out the menu options going blind, but is it possible to change the display mode? Firmware, Win7 & X work, loader and splash don't | 15:20 |
techfreak | BluesKaj: Let me try that again | 15:20 |
* conntrack drinks ovaltine | 15:20 | |
arsenius | <auronandace>I speak Russian but I understand what you saying to me, I just have no idea what is PPA and what you asking me about any installed? | 15:20 |
milen8204 | I can`t edit my gnome 3.2.1 panel whit Alt+rightclick, any ideas why can that be ? | 15:20 |
gmzlj | Ryccardo: GRUB_GFXMODE in /etc/default/grub (iirc) | 15:20 |
gmzlj | Ryccardo: then regernerate the grub config | 15:21 |
Ryccardo | gmzlj: Thank you, will try tomorrow -- it's `grub-install`, right? | 15:21 |
BluesKaj | !ppa | arsenius | 15:21 |
ubottu | arsenius: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa | 15:21 |
auronandace | arsenius: sorry, you just seem to take a while to reply, have you asked in #ubuntu-ru ? | 15:22 |
auronandace | !ru | arsenius | 15:22 |
ubottu | arsenius: ะะพะถะฐะปัะนััะฐ ะฝะฐะฑะตัะธัะต /join #ubuntu-ru ะดะปั ะฟะพะปััะตะฝะธั ะฟะพะผะพัะธ ะฝะฐ ััััะบะพะผ ัะทัะบะต. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. | 15:22 |
JackOfHearts | hello my mice dont works . | 15:22 |
JackOfHearts | wtf? | 15:22 |
JackOfHearts | in windows its works | 15:22 |
JackOfHearts | alsa sow itsd turn on | 15:22 |
JackOfHearts | but | 15:22 |
FloodBot1 | JackOfHearts: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 15:22 |
llutz_ | Ryccardo: sudo update-grub | 15:22 |
JackOfHearts | it not woring | 15:22 |
JackOfHearts | hmm mic not mice | 15:22 |
JackOfHearts | ups | 15:23 |
JackOfHearts | my bad | 15:23 |
gmzlj | Ryccardo: no | 15:23 |
MonkeyDust | JackOfHearts in terminal, type alsamixer, see if it is of any help | 15:23 |
JackOfHearts | mixxer shows its on | 15:23 |
JackOfHearts | :P | 15:23 |
JackOfHearts | im not noob man i try everthng | 15:23 |
arsenius | <auronandace>Thanks! No I didn't try to ask there | 15:23 |
gmzlj | Ryccardo: update-grub | 15:24 |
JackOfHearts | kinda dont use mic from 11.04 | 15:24 |
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JackOfHearts | to 11.10 | 15:24 |
Pici | !enter | JackOfHearts | 15:24 |
ubottu | JackOfHearts: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 15:24 |
pangolin | !enter | JackOfHearts | 15:24 |
pangolin | heh | 15:24 |
JackOfHearts | okii oki | 15:24 |
pangolin | last warning. | 15:24 |
pmsz | hello. does anybody know how to prevent root from removing the immutable flag from a file? the /proc/.../cap-bound file has been removed and generally the system-wide capabilities | 15:24 |
auronandace | arsenius: your welcome, i thought it might be faster for you in your mother tongue | 15:25 |
JackOfHearts | so any one can tell me ho to fix that ? | 15:25 |
ghufran | hi. is it possible to install ubuntu using usb disk only? | 15:26 |
DJones | ghufran: yES | 15:26 |
DJones | !usb | 15:26 |
ubottu | For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 15:26 |
ghufran | i am reading this: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.10/installation-guide/i386/boot-usb-files.html and it says i need ubuntu first :S | 15:26 |
Ryccardo | ghufran: yes, if the target computer supports booting from USB | 15:27 |
conntrack | All your ovaltine belongs to us | 15:27 |
administartor_ | Linux Ubuntu - 1 GB | 15:27 |
Ryccardo | ghufran: this should help you -- http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ | 15:27 |
ghufran | DJones: whats the difference between persistent and non persistent :S | 15:27 |
gmzlj | ghufran: wether if you write to the filesystem your changes are saved or not | 15:28 |
gmzlj | i.e. persist or not | 15:28 |
DJones | ghufran: Persistant means an install on a usb stick that saves setting or changes you make | 15:28 |
auronandace | ghufran: persistant is like harddrive storage (it stays there), non-persistant is like ram (gone when powered off) | 15:28 |
gmzlj | ghufran: live cd's can't persist, for example | 15:28 |
cristipiticul | hello, again. I have a question: can I install Ubuntu 10.4 to my current Ubuntu 9.10 partition without making a live CD? | 15:28 |
gmzlj | because its read only | 15:28 |
ghufran | DJones: gmzlj its too complicated for me. i just want to install ubuntu on my laptop permanently using a usb disk | 15:29 |
JackOfHearts | pangolin: <<< can u tell me mr god how to fix this problem i got? or u only know how o push the +b butoon in your xchat ? or sumthing u lubudubuimbaadmins us cuz for sure not thingssss like irssssiiieeee daaamnn this things come from debian o0 | 15:29 |
zosky | hi yall. NetworkManager keeps clearing my nameServes from /etc/resolv.conf ? how to make it stop ? | 15:29 |
JackOfHearts | soi can u pls tell me how to fix my problem ? | 15:29 |
cristipiticul | !anyone? | 15:29 |
ubottu | cristipiticul: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 15:29 |
JackOfHearts | cuz ur admin her and imnot retard and impro user | 15:29 |
gmzlj | ghufran: then it doesn't matter | 15:29 |
JackOfHearts | with seek for pro help | 15:30 |
pangolin | JackOfHearts: Can you say that in English please? | 15:30 |
MonkeyDust | ghufran create a bootable usb stick, boot from that stick and then install it | 15:30 |
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llutz_ | zosky: edit your connection in networkmanager and set dns there. /etc/resolv.conf is not to be changed manually | 15:30 |
JackOfHearts | oh rly? | 15:30 |
ghufran | MonkeyDust: i won't have internet access on the laptop. so i should have the iso on the usb? | 15:30 |
DJones | ghufran: If you have Windows now, if you download the desktop install .iso and download unetbootin from the sourceforge website, install unetbootin on windows and then use that to create a bootable usb stick in windows which you can then use to install ubuntu | 15:30 |
zosky | thanks llutz, ill try that | 15:31 |
JackOfHearts | i wrote tht espocially for u an u stil dont undstood . yes i dont spak eng so pro but i knwo my os and i cannot solve mi problem ih is mysterious | 15:31 |
auronandace | JackOfHearts: what is your problem? | 15:31 |
MonkeyDust | ghufran yes, but not just cp, you need something like unetbootin to install it on usb stick | 15:31 |
MonkeyDust | ghufran and then, from usb, install it on the pc | 15:31 |
BluesKaj | JackOfHearts, only if you don't use network manager , it will overwrite any settings you put in resolv.conf | 15:32 |
cristipiticul | is there any other way to install Ubuntu without making a live CD? | 15:32 |
auronandace | !usb | cristipiticul | 15:32 |
ubottu | cristipiticul: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 15:32 |
MonkeyDust | cristipiticul live usb stick | 15:32 |
cristipiticul | without stick | 15:33 |
ghufran | DJones: MonkeyDust : okay. i have winodows on my laptop but not on the one i am trying to install on. but i think i get what you mean. thanks | 15:33 |
cristipiticul | from PC? | 15:33 |
cristipiticul | directly? | 15:33 |
llutz_ | cristipiticul: debootstrap, mount iso from grub2 | 15:33 |
cristipiticul | how? | 15:33 |
cristipiticul | llutz_: how? | 15:34 |
llutz_ | !debootstrap | cristipiticul | 15:34 |
ubottu | cristipiticul: debootstrap is used to create a !Debian or Ubuntu base system from scratch, without requiring the availability of !dpkg or !APT. It does this by downloading !.deb files from a mirror site, and carefully unpacking them into a directory you can eventually !chroot into. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot for more information | 15:34 |
atlasair | I've just installed awesome, how do connect to the net? | 15:34 |
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BluesKaj | cipherboy, ^ | 15:34 |
cristipiticul | llutz_: thank you | 15:34 |
llutz_ | cristipiticul: check forums also for grub2 starting iso. maybe theres a howto | 15:35 |
m477 | why libreoffice became displayed by KDE? if I use gnome | 15:35 |
randomguy333 | [A script can be made to ignore all signals.] True OR False? | 15:36 |
a_p3rson | i need some help, pysdm seems to have messed up my fstab. | 15:36 |
llutz_ | randomguy333: this is not #domyhomework | 15:36 |
ghufran | DJones: MonkeyDust : okay so i verified that USB booting is an option in BIOS. but i'm trying to make the USB bootable and installed unetbootin. but it has like 10 options for 11.10 .. which one do i choose? | 15:37 |
MonkeyDust | ghufran what options are they? | 15:38 |
ghufran | MonkeyDust: NetInstall, HDMedia, Live all three for 32/64 bit versions | 15:38 |
a_p3rson | I dont think unetbootin can do full installs | 15:39 |
a_p3rson | i think you will need to make the usb bootable, boot to a live cd and install from there | 15:39 |
MonkeyDust | ghufran do you have 64 bit machine? use Live | 15:39 |
m477 | why libreoffice became displayed by KDE? if I use gnome and this havent happen before | 15:40 |
ghufran | MonkeyDust: i have 32 bit ubuntu so i'll choose one of the 32 bit ones. but i don't know which one to choose between hdmedia, live and netinstall | 15:40 |
MonkeyDust | ghufran choose live | 15:41 |
ghufran | MonkeyDust: okay. thanks | 15:41 |
auronandace | m477: have you got libreoffice-gnome or libreoffice-gtk installed? | 15:42 |
randomguy333 | how can i write irc message reffering to someone, or to someone like you guys do, first time i'm in an irc channel | 15:42 |
Pici | !tab | randomguy333 | 15:42 |
ubottu | randomguy333: You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 15:42 |
ghufran | MonkeyDust: there is also the option "Space used to preserve files across reboots (Ubuntu only) : current selection 0MB | 15:42 |
craigbass1976 | randomguy333, type their name | 15:43 |
MonkeyDust | ghufran can't say | 15:43 |
randomguy333 | craigbass1976: wow, that's great thanks ;) | 15:43 |
m477 | auronandace: i dont know but until now it looked like gnome theme | 15:43 |
auronandace | m477: have you changed the theme? | 15:44 |
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m477 | auronandace: of course i havent | 15:44 |
Rotham | hey | 15:45 |
Rotham | how can I get firefox running on an ubuntu server? | 15:45 |
m477 | auronandace: I want to add I use fluxbox now | 15:45 |
Gentoo64 | just install it | 15:45 |
Gentoo64 | as long as you have gui | 15:45 |
Rotham | I dont have a gui | 15:45 |
Gentoo64 | it wont work then | 15:45 |
Rotham | thats the part I need to figure out | 15:45 |
overdub | i thought the server version runs headless? | 15:45 |
Rotham | is there a server version? | 15:46 |
m477 | auronandace: and I have this one LibO_3.4.3rc2_Linux_x86_install-deb_en-US | 15:46 |
auronandace | m477: cool, i prefer xfce so libreoffice-gtk is the one i use | 15:46 |
Gentoo64 | Rotham, you need X for gui apps | 15:46 |
auronandace | m477: why haven't you installed via package manager? | 15:46 |
Gentoo64 | there are cli browsers, links, w3m, lynx etc but there no where near the same | 15:46 |
llutz_ | Rotham: install it, install xorg-common and run it via ssh -X on remote host | 15:46 |
m477 | auronandace: I use lucid | 15:46 |
m477 | auronandace: there isnt LiberOffice | 15:46 |
m477 | in repo | 15:47 |
auronandace | m477: i can't help you then, i stick to the repos | 15:47 |
Rotham | cool thanks guys.. that should give me enough of a headstart to get it working. | 15:47 |
m477 | ok | 15:47 |
cu-pet-tong | m477: i think, openoffice on lucid repo | 15:47 |
systemadmin | hello there | 15:47 |
m477 | cu-pet-tong: indeed | 15:47 |
systemadmin | i need help in secure my xampp sever please help | 15:48 |
ThinkT510 | !xampp | systemadmin | 15:48 |
ubottu | systemadmin: We do not support XAMPP installs here. Please use the LAMP stack that is in our repositories; see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP for more information. | 15:48 |
cu-pet-tong | m477: i think you can search for ppa archive if you want libre on lucid | 15:49 |
systemadmin | okay let me check | 15:49 |
m477 | cu-pet-tong: i have | 15:49 |
cu-pet-tong | m477: okey, what the problem ? | 15:50 |
arzael | there is french ? | 15:50 |
afeijo | how can I create an user named adm when the system already has a group with that name? :) | 15:50 |
gmzlj | lucid predates libre office, iirc | 15:50 |
ThinkT510 | !fr | arzael | 15:50 |
ubottu | arzael: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en franรงais, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 15:50 |
gmzlj | m477: lucid predates libre office, iirc | 15:50 |
m477 | cu-pet-tong: it started to be KDE theme | 15:50 |
gmzlj | m477: by a year | 15:51 |
gmzlj | its not going to be there | 15:51 |
m477 | gmzlj: lol | 15:51 |
MonkeyDust | m477 libre office did not yet exist in the Lucid days | 15:51 |
m477 | MonkeyDust: i know | 15:52 |
Gentoo64 | why dont ubuntu just add it to the repo? | 15:52 |
m477 | but you download it | 15:52 |
m477 | you can* | 15:52 |
m477 | damn | 15:52 |
m477 | you can download it | 15:52 |
cu-pet-tong | m477: that was right | 15:53 |
m477 | so I did it | 15:53 |
mfilipe | is there any way to debug dhcp in ubuntu? | 15:54 |
cu-pet-tong | mfilipe: look at dhcp.conf manual.. i think on log_facilities option | 15:56 |
cu-pet-tong | mfilipe: you mean log ? | 15:57 |
KrisDouglas | Hello, how would I go about changing the user that lighttpd runs as? | 16:00 |
TImewarper | does ubiquity work if i run ubuntu from within virtualbox? (as a live system) | 16:01 |
TImewarper | anyone? | 16:01 |
mfilipe | cu-pet-tong, yes | 16:02 |
TImewarper | does ubiquity work if i run ubuntu from within virtualbox? (as a live system) | 16:02 |
ThinkT510 | TImewarper: ubiquity is the ubuntu installer, it works in virtualbox yes | 16:03 |
MonkeyDust | !patience| TImewarper | 16:03 |
ubottu | TImewarper: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 16:03 |
soreau | ! patience | TImewarper | 16:03 |
mfilipe | cu-pet-tong, I find for "log" in "man dhclient.conf" and I don't found nothing | 16:03 |
emres | how to register nick on freenode? | 16:03 |
TImewarper | ThinkT510, also does it work only for live systems? if i am in livecd or live from vbox? If i have installed already can i run ubiquity to install at a hdd? | 16:03 |
ThinkT510 | !register | emres | 16:04 |
ubottu | emres: Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type ยซ /nick <nickname> ยป to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 16:04 |
soreau | TImewarper: Depends on what you mean by work. It probably wont be able to partition the real hard drive for example | 16:04 |
MonkeyDust | TImewarper you can install it in vbox | 16:04 |
TImewarper | ok | 16:04 |
MonkeyDust | i did | 16:04 |
TImewarper | thanks | 16:04 |
Benkinooby | hi, i am about to set up an ibm t43 laptop (pentium M 1.86 GHz) for a friend who is changing over from mac. should i install ubuntu or kubuntu? are there signifacnt performance differences unity vs. kde4 ? anyone has some experience? | 16:05 |
tensorpudding | t43, that's old in the tooth nowadays | 16:05 |
tensorpudding | err, long/ | 16:05 |
SwedeMike | Benkinooby: I've run basic ubuntu on a t40 and it worked fine. | 16:05 |
afeijo | how can I create an user named adm when the system already has a group with that name? :) | 16:06 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: i'd recomend xfce (but that is my taste, i've never liked gnome/unity) | 16:06 |
tensorpudding | you should install kubuntu if you think this friend would hate unity | 16:06 |
tensorpudding | some people do | 16:06 |
tensorpudding | but they might hate kde too | 16:06 |
cu-pet-tong | mfilipe: sory, i mean look at dhcpd.conf | 16:06 |
SwedeMike | Benkinooby: I'd say other things will use more resources, like the browser. Modern browsing seem to use a lot of memory and this is going to be your problem. | 16:06 |
TImewarper | afeijo, what does the group have to do with it? | 16:06 |
TImewarper | useradd adm | 16:06 |
llutz_ | afeijo: you shouldn't. if you insist, create the user with a different group (man adduser) | 16:06 |
afeijo | TImewarper, because adm is a existing group, useradd adm returns that error | 16:07 |
Benkinooby | SwedeMike, hm, that's a point... | 16:07 |
llutz_ | afeijo: because USERGROUPS=yes in adduser.conf | 16:07 |
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TImewarper | or if it stops you for some reason (delgroup adm, adduser adm, addgroup adm) | 16:07 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: my t40 runs a browser just fine (1.5 gb of ram) | 16:08 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: flash hurts the cpu somewhat awful though | 16:08 |
Benkinooby | SwedeMike, ThinkT510 ok, thank you --- flash is a pain, mo matter what OS ;) | 16:09 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: moreso on single processor systems | 16:10 |
Benkinooby | ThinkT510, SwedeMike i jsut saw there is a macbuntu or mac-remix... any experience with that? | 16:10 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: nope, i don't do macs | 16:10 |
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ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: also if you use that you can't get help here | 16:10 |
Benkinooby | ThinkT510, i am deciding whether to try to make it as much mac-like as possible to make him (the user) to feel at home or to confront him with kde/gnome/xfce or even lxde | 16:11 |
edbian | Benkinooby: I think it'll just confuse him if you try to say 'look it's the same!' cause really it's not. | 16:12 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: default xfce theme is suprisingly maclike (with the popup panel at the bottom too) | 16:12 |
Benkinooby | edbian, yes... i also thought that ... | 16:12 |
edbian | Benkinooby: but, on the other hand, if it's similar to Mac he'll probably like it more than something that was randomly selected. | 16:13 |
Benkinooby | edbian, by askeing here i try to reduce the randomnes :P | 16:13 |
edbian | Benkinooby: haha :) | 16:13 |
Aric | is this the best place to ask about general questions on whether 1 VPS with 512mb ram would be better or 2 VPS's with 256 each would be superior for a LAMP based webapp? | 16:14 |
theadmin | Aric: How do you suppose to run it on both of them at the same time anyway? And no, this isn't really the place. | 16:15 |
Benkinooby | edbian, ThinkT510 SwedeMike thank you all for your input... i'll head for xfce... i think that will be the least confusing for him | 16:15 |
Aric | theadmin: sugegstion on channel? | 16:16 |
edbian | Benkinooby: sure :) | 16:16 |
theadmin | Aric: Probably, hm... I dunno if there's a channel dedicated to VPS', but maybe ##hardware... | 16:16 |
ThinkT510 | !xubuntu | Benkinooby | 16:16 |
ubottu | Benkinooby: Xubuntu is Ubuntu with Xfce instead of !GNOME. More info at http://www.xubuntu.org and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/ - To install from Ubuntu: ยซ sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop ยป - Join #xubuntu for support - See also: !Ubuntu and !Xubuntu-Channels | 16:16 |
Benkinooby | ThinkT510, i know but i only have the ubuntu and kubuntu CDs at hand and i'm too lazy to download and prepare stuff... afaik there is the xubuntu-desktop packages that will have the same effekt as downloading xubuntu | 16:17 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: and without the cruft and extra apps of other desktops | 16:18 |
Benkinooby | ThinkT510, ? | 16:18 |
afeijo | llutz, thanks, the adduser.conf tip solved my issue :) | 16:18 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: if you install kubuntu then xubuntu-desktop it will still have all of kde installed | 16:19 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: you don't want to confuse him> | 16:19 |
llutz_ | afeijo: you just could have use useradd -g group | 16:19 |
afeijo | noted | 16:19 |
Benkinooby | ThinkT510, that's why i'll start from ubuntu... they share more software | 16:19 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: up to you, i just don't see the point of wasting space on a desktop you know he wont boot into | 16:21 |
Benkinooby | ThinkT510, i think xubuntu-desktop install will remove the ubuntu-dektop meta package.. but you're right | 16:23 |
ThinkT510 | Benkinooby: it doesn't remove anything | 16:24 |
Benkinooby | ThinkT510, oh.. well then... | 16:24 |
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TImewarper | can i run ubiquity after i have installed ubuntu (so not live system anymore) to install ubuntu on a usb? | 16:25 |
mman | hello | 16:25 |
ThinkT510 | TImewarper: install it via apt-get | 16:25 |
ThinkT510 | !find ubiquity | TImewarper | 16:26 |
ubottu | TImewarper: Found: ubiquity, ubiquity-frontend-debconf, ubiquity-frontend-gtk, ubiquity-frontend-kde, ubiquity-slideshow-kubuntu, ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu, ubiquity-ubuntu-artwork, mythbuntu-live-autostart, ubiquity-slideshow-edubuntu, ubiquity-slideshow-lubuntu (and 2 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=ubiquity&searchon=names&suite=oneiric§ion=all | 16:26 |
ThinkT510 | !info ubiquity | TImewarper | 16:26 |
ubottu | TImewarper: ubiquity (source: ubiquity): Ubuntu live CD installer. In component main, is optional. Version 2.8.7 (oneiric), package size 3820 kB, installed size 14776 kB | 16:26 |
TImewarper | ThinkT510, i mean can i run ubiquity in a non live system, to install on a usb | 16:26 |
mman | what r u guys talking about | 16:26 |
oCean | mman: this is the ubuntu support channel | 16:26 |
xust- | Question: How can I change the theme and certain aspects of it on 11.10 with GNOME classic? | 16:26 |
theadmin | mman: This is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu support questions. For offtopic, please use #ubuntu-offtopic . | 16:27 |
alazare619 | so i totally didnt know that you can /quit <username> and it will kick them from the channel | 16:27 |
mman | how do you get flash player | 16:27 |
ThinkT510 | TImewarper: i've never done it but i don't see why not | 16:27 |
Myrtti | alazare619: lame joke | 16:27 |
llutz_ | alazare619: stop that nonsense | 16:27 |
oCean | alazare619: don't do that here | 16:27 |
aking1012 | mman: apt-get install ubuntu-restricted | 16:28 |
ThinkT510 | !flash | mman | 16:28 |
ubottu | mman: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 16:28 |
alazare619 | killall Myrtti llutz_ oCean | 16:28 |
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mushy | i made a new partition called backup, only root can access it i tried chmod, i tried sharing options what do i have to do so i can read and write to this partition | 16:30 |
xust- | Is there some sort of theme manager for classic GNOME? | 16:30 |
MonkeyDust | mushy chown | 16:30 |
mushy | MonkeyDust, how do I chown exactly? the man only list examples of root | 16:32 |
mushy | i want to keep root but i want to add me | 16:32 |
ThinkT510 | mushy: chown means change owner, if you want more than one owner then chown i likely not what you are looking for | 16:33 |
ThinkT510 | !acl | mushy | 16:34 |
mushy | acl | 16:34 |
MonkeyDust | mushy try chown mushy:root [folder] | 16:34 |
ThinkT510 | mushy: access control lists | 16:34 |
dddbmt | I just installed nodes.js with apt-get under ubuntu 11.10. Now I find out about "npm", is that used for installing nodes.js itself, or only for libraries? - If it is used for installing, should I uninstall and reinstall with npm? | 16:34 |
llutz_ | MonkeyDust: that removes root as owner | 16:34 |
ThinkT510 | mushy: sorry, i thought there was a ubottu command | 16:34 |
MonkeyDust | llutz_ yes | 16:35 |
leo145 | i'm using intel HD graphic.i changed my graphic setting to ATI and enbaled some effects like woobly windows in ccsm.then i know that i can;t use ATI in linux. and changed back too intel.before all of this i could run unity 3d.but now unity is just running in 2d mode | 16:35 |
mushy | will it add mushy as user though | 16:35 |
mushy | at this point i dont care | 16:35 |
llutz_ | MonkeyDust: 17:32 < mushy> i want to keep root | 16:35 |
mushy | i just want the damn backup put in the partition | 16:35 |
leo145 | please help me | 16:35 |
mushy | i have somehwere to be | 16:35 |
mushy | MonkeyDust, this doesnt work while it looks like it does it gives error: error creating directory details permission denied | 16:37 |
mushy | someone help please i have to leave i am going nuts | 16:38 |
ThinkT510 | !backup | mushy | 16:38 |
ubottu | mushy: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning | 16:38 |
BluesKaj | leo145, which graphics card exactly , open a terminal , lspci | grep VGA | 16:38 |
llutz_ | mushy: where is it mounted? is it empty right now? | 16:39 |
leo145 | BluesKaj: an intel and an ATI | 16:39 |
mushy | its not about backing up i want to know how to read and write on a partition i made | 16:39 |
mushy | /media/backup | 16:39 |
BluesKaj | leo145, yes but which ones | 16:39 |
mushy | and there was a lost+found file in there | 16:39 |
leo145 | now i'm using intel | 16:39 |
ThinkT510 | !fstab | mushy | 16:39 |
ubottu | mushy: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 16:39 |
BluesKaj | leo145, just the command I gave you pls | 16:40 |
llutz_ | mushy: sudo chown -R mushy:mushy /media/backup && sudo chmod -R 755 /media/backup will make it writable for you. if you need other users to write on it, you have to set different group and/or use acls | 16:40 |
llutz_ | !permission | mushy some basics about (limited) unix permissions | 16:41 |
ubottu | mushy some basics about (limited) unix permissions: An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions | 16:41 |
leo145 | BluesKaj: http://paste.org/41692 | 16:42 |
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dr_willis | mushy: depending on the filesystem you may need to chown and chmod the mountmoint | 16:43 |
dr_willis | mountpoint | 16:43 |
mushy | that worked thankyou llutz | 16:43 |
MonkeyDust | chown, as I said | 16:44 |
mushy | now i will upgrade my system | 16:44 |
mushy | goodnight | 16:44 |
mushy | thankyou | 16:44 |
BaNzounet | Someone know how to add GeSHi to cgit? | 16:45 |
leo145 | BluesKaj: so, what can i do now? | 16:45 |
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ThinkT510 | BaNzounet: that doesn't really have much to do with ubuntu | 16:46 |
and471 | Hi I am on oneiric and not using Unity, however suddenly Metacity is hiding the title bar of the window when I maximise the window | 16:46 |
and471 | is there anyway to undo this behaviour? | 16:46 |
meskarune | and471: I would suggest not using metacity. :) | 16:47 |
MonkeyDust | i prefer metacity over compiz | 16:47 |
and471 | meskarune, any other suggestions :P | 16:47 |
theadmin | and471: what about xfwm? | 16:47 |
theadmin | and471: Or openbox? | 16:48 |
and471 | thign is I like metacity | 16:48 |
theadmin | and471: Or i3? | 16:48 |
and471 | *thing | 16:48 |
and471 | and it has been working fine | 16:48 |
and471 | just a few days ago it statrted doing this | 16:48 |
and471 | and it doesn't happen if I create a new account | 16:48 |
and471 | (i.e. blank settings) | 16:48 |
and471 | so I guess I just need a way to reset it | 16:48 |
meskarune | have you tried changing themes and checkign to see if its the theme you are using? | 16:49 |
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meskarune | also if you open a window in the terminal, do you get any errors? | 16:49 |
xust- | How do you close an unresponsive application in Ubuntu?? | 16:49 |
giulio | hello | 16:49 |
ThinkT510 | xust-: ps aux, then kill <pid> | 16:50 |
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MonkeyDust | xust- alt-f2 xkill | 16:50 |
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theadmin | ThinkT510: What's that for? "pkill firefox" | 16:50 |
AUbuntu1110User | can you help | 16:50 |
Fboll | hi | 16:51 |
GiulIo | giulio | 16:51 |
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meskarune | super easy way to kill a program: type "xkill" without quotes, then click on the program you want to kill | 16:51 |
ThinkT510 | meskarune: MonkeyDust beat you to it | 16:52 |
dfilinto | Boa tarde alguรฉm do Brasil?? | 16:52 |
AUbuntu1110User | when i boot ubuntu 11.10 it boots fine i sekect to boot normally on the grub menu the it displayes a blank purple screen | 16:52 |
MonkeyDust | !br| dfilinto | 16:52 |
ubottu | dfilinto: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em portuguรชs. Para entrar no canal por favor faรงa "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguรชsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. | 16:52 |
and471 | meskarune, I have tried changing theme but the same still | 16:53 |
xust- | well that's pretty sweet! | 16:53 |
xust- | thanks! | 16:53 |
and471 | meskarune, and no errors in the terminal | 16:53 |
BaNzounet | ThinkT510: i know but when i've question like that i never know where i can ask my question :/ | 16:53 |
AUbuntu1110User | it's worked last night fine | 16:54 |
AUbuntu1110User | it worked fine yesterday | 16:56 |
AUbuntu1110User | it's a wubi instalation | 16:56 |
AUbuntu1110User | 16:56 | |
MonkeyDust | ah | 16:56 |
AUbuntu1110User | 16:56 | |
FloodBot1 | AUbuntu1110User: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 16:56 |
ThinkT510 | !alis | BaNzounet | 16:58 |
ubottu | BaNzounet: alis is a services bot that can help you find channels. Read "/msg alis help list" for help and ask any questions about it in #freenode. Example usage: /msg alis list #ubuntu* | 16:58 |
AUbuntu1110User | ok sorry | 16:58 |
luis_ | hello! i need help with this bug that i have https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/898615 | 16:59 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 898615 in linux (Ubuntu) "[Presario C500] Hibernate command fails and returns to userspace" [Medium,Confirmed] | 16:59 |
Menthane | marketshare.hitslink.com states that at June 2011 the Linux OS market share was at 1.00% and through out the months has risen to 1.31% in this November. Dare I say Linux is on the rise? | 17:00 |
Layke | Are their any free screen captures that work on ubuntu? | 17:00 |
MonkeyDust | Layke byzanz, recordmydesktop | 17:00 |
Layke | Thanks. | 17:01 |
AUbuntu1110User | so how can i fix ubuntu? | 17:01 |
ShooterMG | anybody ever get "out of range" error from their monitor? i have the latest ubuntu server, and when I boot, I can see the BIOS image, but then when it goes away it gives me an "out of range" error | 17:01 |
ShooterMG | the monitor, that is | 17:01 |
ThinkT510 | !wubi | AUbuntu1110User | 17:02 |
ubottu | AUbuntu1110User: Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows users that allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu like a Windows application, in a simple and safe way. http://wubi-installer.org/support.php and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide for troubleshooting. Please file bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug. For Ubuntu Maverick/10.10 http://releases.ubuntu.com/maverick/wubi.exe | 17:02 |
loga | how to install java in ubuntu | 17:02 |
ThinkT510 | !java | loga | 17:02 |
ubottu | loga: To just use java you need a "Java Runtime Environment" (JRE) and/or a browser plugin. If that is not sufficient you will need a "Java Development Kit" (JDK) aka "Software Development Kit" (SDK). Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java about how to install one of three current implementations. | 17:02 |
loga | should java install via synaptic package manager ? | 17:03 |
lighta | why not loga ? | 17:03 |
jonathan1 | hey guys, I was wondering if someone could answer a quck q I have about the output I'm seeing from fdisk....after the blocksize for one of my partitions I'm seeing a + symbol.....what does this mean? | 17:03 |
iceroot | loga: only openjdk not the one from oracle/sun | 17:03 |
ThinkT510 | loga: yes | 17:03 |
Aldus | Hi. What is your CVS client of choice for Ubuntu ? | 17:04 |
tash | if you set chmod 444 on a directory, does that mean any file copied to that dir or created in that dir will likewise have 444? | 17:04 |
iceroot | Aldus: why cvs? no chance to use something better? | 17:05 |
llutz_ | tash no | 17:05 |
Dice-Man | hello | 17:05 |
fanboy | Hello all,is there a way to open port 5432 to outside connection? | 17:05 |
llutz_ | tash: that basically means nobody will be able to enter that dir at all | 17:05 |
Dice-Man | how to know the mac adress of my network card and NOT the mac address of my router | 17:05 |
llutz_ | !permissions | tash | 17:05 |
ubottu | tash: An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions | 17:05 |
iceroot | fanboy: by default its not blocked | 17:05 |
ThinkT510 | Dice-Man: ifconfig | 17:06 |
iceroot | Dice-Man: ifconfig | 17:06 |
Aldus | iceroot, if it was about me, I would use GIT. But I need to use CVS for my client's need (a large team using it) | 17:06 |
fanboy | on 127.0.0.1 its okay ,i allow 5432 using ufw but see it opens 5432 on localhost.localdomain but not on the server ip | 17:06 |
Dice-Man | iceroot: any details ? | 17:06 |
Dice-Man | iceroot: mine is HWaddr ? | 17:07 |
ThinkT510 | Dice-Man: type it an see | 17:07 |
iceroot | Dice-Man: yes | 17:07 |
Dice-Man | mysterious | 17:07 |
iceroot | Aldus: ah ok, sorry dont know a good client, long time not used | 17:07 |
Dice-Man | iceroot: another people tell me it's the router's one | 17:07 |
iceroot | Dice-Man: no | 17:07 |
iceroot | Dice-Man: its the one from your NIC | 17:07 |
tash | llutz: thanks ... guess I should have known that | 17:08 |
Dice-Man | iceroot: how to know the rouer's one ? | 17:08 |
Dice-Man | then | 17:08 |
loga | when i try to install any package via synaptic it shows warning message "you are about to install software that can't be authenticated! Doing this could allow a malicious individual to damage or take control of your system". so what should i do install package ? | 17:08 |
Aldus | iceroot, my client are actually the United Nations :) | 17:08 |
iceroot | Dice-Man: arping router, nmap router, arp | 17:08 |
iceroot | Aldus: :) | 17:08 |
tash | just want to cp production files to an archive folder and set them to read only when they are copied ... is there something that can ensure that happens or will I have to write a script that chmod's after the copy? | 17:08 |
fanboy | @iceroot http://serverfault.com/questions/107716/port-open-to-localhost-but-not-actual-ip | 17:08 |
CannedCorn | hey guys i'm having trouble starting a service | 17:09 |
CannedCorn | i do sudo start service and it never starts, nothing in the logs | 17:09 |
llutz_ | tash: maybe you could use POSIX acl for that | 17:09 |
Dice-Man | iceroot: hum really mysterious really i suspect to be victim of arp poisoning | 17:09 |
CannedCorn | says it has a pid x but then when i do stop it says unknown instance | 17:10 |
loga | whats command for shutdown system ? | 17:10 |
Aldus | downloading some "Cervisia" stuff, what a weird name | 17:10 |
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Ryccardo | loga: "init 0" or "shutdown -s now" | 17:10 |
theadmin | Ryccardo: You're messing Linux with Windows (-s is the way it's done in Windows) | 17:11 |
luis_ | hello! i need help with this bug that i have https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/898615 | 17:11 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 898615 in linux (Ubuntu) "[Presario C500] Hibernate command fails and returns to userspace" [Medium,Confirmed] | 17:11 |
theadmin | Ryccardo: It's "shutdown -h now" | 17:11 |
jonathan1 | does anyone know what the + symbol means when referring to a partitions block size in fdisk? | 17:11 |
theadmin | loga: The simpliest way to remember is "poweroff" | 17:11 |
rymate1234 | hello | 17:11 |
Ryccardo | thank you for the correction, I always use init 0 as it's shorter :) | 17:11 |
llutz_ | "halt" | 17:11 |
rymate1234 | I'm having a problem with using multiple moniters | 17:11 |
theadmin | Ryccardo: Why not "halt" xD | 17:11 |
loga | how to change root password ? | 17:12 |
ThinkT510 | loga: you don't | 17:12 |
dr_willis | loga: there is no root user password. | 17:12 |
dr_willis | loga: use sudo as needed. | 17:12 |
ThinkT510 | !noroot | loga | 17:12 |
ubottu | loga: We do not support setting a root password. You're free to do it on your own machine, but please don't offer instructions on how to set a root password or ask for help with setting it. See !root and !wfm for more information. | 17:12 |
rymate1234 | I am trying to setup a second moniter | 17:12 |
rymate1234 | but I get an error | 17:12 |
fanboy | How can i open port 5432 to remote connections? | 17:13 |
llutz_ | fanboy: you are behind a router? | 17:13 |
dr_willis | fanboy: if you run a service that uses it.. then it should be open. unless you set up some firewall rules. | 17:13 |
rymate1234 | I get this error | 17:13 |
Layke | !wfm | 17:13 |
ubottu | Common Sense: Just because you can, does not mean you should (and especially recommend to others). Think before you do. "Works for me" does not mean it is ok. The latest version of everything is not always useful if you aim for stability. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/worksforme/ | 17:13 |
rymate1234 | requested position/size for CRTC 148 is outside the allowed limit: position=(1366, 28), size=(1024, 768), maximum=(1600, 1600)# | 17:13 |
fanboy | llutz: no | 17:13 |
fanboy | dr_willis: its a vps | 17:14 |
magicgerbil | hi | 17:14 |
rymate1234 | oh nvm got it working | 17:14 |
llutz_ | fanboy: check your iptables rules | 17:14 |
CannedCorn | can anyone help me out with this | 17:14 |
CannedCorn | so odd | 17:14 |
loga | friends , is any screencasting software for ubuntu ? | 17:14 |
fanboy | i have tried everything that postgres advices but it wont connect. | 17:14 |
rymate1234 | this is weird xD | 17:14 |
arooni-mobile | i have 11.10; i'm plugged in via ethernet. how do i create a wireless network that allows other devices to connect (and share) my connection? i have a thinkpad t420; with a Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 wireless card; i have already tried 2-3 guides | 17:14 |
llutz_ | fanboy: "sudo lsof -i :5432" | 17:15 |
SadlyMistaken | I just relaize that there is an application USB server (with PHP, Mysql, Apache, Myphpadmin) to Windows, but not to UBUNTU, somebody knows? | 17:15 |
fanboy | llutz: Let me ssh that | 17:15 |
dr_willis | SadlyMistaken: not sure what you mean by 'appication usb server' | 17:15 |
nimbiotics | Hello evry1. I have a mkv movie with multiuple subtitles. I am only interested in one of the subtitle option. I've tried to create a DVD using devede, but when I select the mkv file, none of the subtitle options show up. What can I do? Is there a way to convert mkv files so I get the subtitles in different files? I've got handbrake & mkvmerge but neither seems to give the optionof spliting... | 17:16 |
nimbiotics | ...subs. TIA! | 17:16 |
SadlyMistaken | dr_willis something like a WEB SERVER but it is into an usb. | 17:16 |
dr_willis | nimbiotics: ffmpeg, or mencoder could remove, or split out the subtitles. | 17:16 |
LNCL500 | WHOA, THIS IS MY FIRST TIME USING XCHAT AND DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN. | 17:16 |
cari_veri_ud | Hi there :) "FATAL: Error inserting vesafb (/lib/modules/3.0.0" on boot results in bad grafics performance. how do I solve? | 17:16 |
CannedCorn | if a process just crashes when issuing sudo start service_x how can i get information on how it is failing | 17:16 |
SadlyMistaken | dr_willis: something like a WEB SERVER but it is into an usb. | 17:17 |
dr_willis | LNCL500: start by turning off the caps lock. | 17:17 |
LNCL500 | ok | 17:17 |
Jordan_U | SadlyMistaken: Ubuntu server can be installed to a USB drive without any special modifications. | 17:17 |
nimbiotics | dr_willis: thx | 17:17 |
LNCL500 | Sorry about that | 17:17 |
dr_willis | Jordan_U: i think he means somthing like the 'portable apps' tools for windows.. | 17:17 |
SadlyMistaken | Jordan_U no no, i don't want to install Ubuntu Server. I want to install a WEB server application into a USB (php,mysql,apache,etc..) | 17:18 |
LNCL500 | So, can anyone sort of fill me in on what exactly goes on in here? | 17:18 |
dr_willis | LNCL500: ubuntu support. | 17:18 |
dr_willis | like the topic says. :) | 17:18 |
fanboy | llutz_: executed the command.Should i restart anything or should i go ahead and telnet 1xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 5432 | 17:19 |
LNCL500 | How do I use this client for other IM use such as with Yahoo? | 17:19 |
llutz_ | fanboy: you just should give the line it gave back. that command didn't change anything | 17:19 |
SadlyMistaken | then. nobody knows? | 17:19 |
ThinkT510 | LNCL500: you don't, this is irc not im | 17:20 |
LNCL500 | Got it | 17:20 |
Benkinooby | LNCL500, but i think some im software like pdigin support irc too | 17:20 |
fanboy | llutz_:postgres 14145 postgres 3u IPv6 2964199899 0t0 TCP localhost:postgresq l (LISTEN) | 17:20 |
dr_willis | !im | LNCL500 | 17:20 |
ubottu | LNCL500: The Empathy Instant Messenger is installed by default and supports MSN, XMPP (Jabber, GTalk and variants), AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, ICQ, YIM, IRC and others. See also !Kopete and !pidgin | 17:20 |
fanboy | and postgres 14145 postgres 6u IPv4 2964199900 0t0 TCP localhost:postgresq l (LISTEN) | 17:21 |
Pici | LNCL500: Are you using empathy? | 17:21 |
llutz_ | fanboy: check postgres config, you bound it to localhost only, you have to make it listen on all devices if you want to access from internet | 17:21 |
LNCL500 | Ok, what are the most popular channels that is utilized with this client. I also have Empathy but thought trying something different. | 17:21 |
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fanboy | llutz_:how do i do that,editing postgres.conf or what? | 17:22 |
dr_willis | LNCL500: theres 1000's of channels.. and hundered of irc servers each with their own channels... | 17:22 |
LNCL500 | Whoa | 17:22 |
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llutz_ | fanboy: check "listen_adresses= " seem to be set to "localhost", hast to be ='*' | 17:23 |
ThinkT510 | !alis | LNCL500 | 17:23 |
ubottu | LNCL500: alis is a services bot that can help you find channels. Read "/msg alis help list" for help and ask any questions about it in #freenode. Example usage: /msg alis list #ubuntu* | 17:23 |
jlebar | I started a program (firefox nightly build) from the command line. I'd like it to stay in the Unity launcher. But when I right-click on the icon, I don't get an option for "keep in launcher". How do I make a permanent icon to this program? | 17:23 |
fanboy | llutz: Beleiev it or not,its set to * | 17:23 |
BluesKaj | BBL, stuff to do | 17:23 |
LNCL500 | Throught it's site | 17:24 |
llutz_ | fanboy: then either its the wrong config or you didn't restart postgre after changing that file | 17:24 |
CannedCorn | anyone here really good at upstart | 17:24 |
Godfather_ | hi | 17:24 |
fanboy | llutz_:Its gotta be another thing since i have tried everything i have on the installation of postgres on ubuntu. | 17:25 |
fanboy | llutz_:what if i switch off the firewall,can i force open port 5432 ? | 17:25 |
incorrect | can someone tell me how to configure vinagre so rdp is in different resolutions? | 17:26 |
llutz_ | fanboy: it is NOT listening on external iface, you cannot "open something" | 17:26 |
llutz_ | fanboy: you might read a little bit about ports and services, tcp and all that stuff and how it basically works before trying to offer public services | 17:27 |
fanboy | llutz_:Okay,have you ever adminsistered a vps and setup postgres on it?. | 17:27 |
llutz_ | fanboy: yes, no(i prefer mysql) | 17:27 |
xust- | I'm installing kubuntu-desktop on Ubuntu 11.10 right now...which display manager would you recommend? | 17:27 |
fanboy | llutz_: "Offer public services"?.Explain | 17:27 |
llutz_ | fanboy: running services being accessible from internet | 17:28 |
xust- | KDM or lightdm? | 17:28 |
LNCL500 | You still here ubutto | 17:28 |
MonkeyDust | xust- it makes you choose between gnome or kde login | 17:28 |
soreau | xust-: For kubuntu the default is kdm though you can use which ever you prefer | 17:28 |
ThinkT510 | LNCL500: yes, ubottu is the bot | 17:28 |
ThinkT510 | !bot | LNCL500 | 17:28 |
ubottu | LNCL500: Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi | Usage info: http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugins | Bot channels and general info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots | 17:28 |
CannedCorn | anyone here that might be able to help me with an upstart issue | 17:29 |
CannedCorn | or help me diagnose one? | 17:29 |
LNCL500 | What exactly is a bot? Sorry for the ignorant questions | 17:29 |
xust- | so if I pick lightdm, it'd login normally, but i'd get the option at the login screen to choose KDE? | 17:29 |
ThinkT510 | xust-: just pick the session from the session box during login | 17:30 |
fanboy | llutz_ oh.I don't get it,i did everything the article said | 17:30 |
jiffe98 | any idea why after upgrading to ubuntu 11.10, when I try to compile things from source it fails with "gcc: error: unrecognized option '-R'" ? | 17:30 |
llutz_ | fanboy: then check logs WHY postgres refuses to bind to external adresses | 17:30 |
xust- | so it doesn't really matter which one I pick? | 17:30 |
ThinkT510 | LNCL500: do you need help with something ubuntu related? | 17:30 |
jiffe98 | that is during the configure | 17:30 |
MonkeyDust | LNCL500 a bot is 'robot', a program that gives automatic messages | 17:31 |
fanboy | llutz_:Good idea and thanks. | 17:31 |
LNCL500 | This is pretty cool but am definitely unfamiliar with this program | 17:31 |
LNCL500 | Thanks MonkeyDust. | 17:31 |
llutz_ | fanboy: checking logs is the first thing to do on errors | 17:31 |
Timewarper | hey | 17:31 |
fanboy | llutz_:Okay,where are the postgres logs: /etc/postgres/data/main | 17:32 |
Timewarper | My wifi adapter keeps flashing (it has a light that flashes when there is network traffic) without doing anything when i connect to my router. This doesnt happen under windows. Is there a tool to check if this box has been infected by a trojan, backdoor or something? | 17:32 |
ThinkT510 | fanboy: likely in /var/logs/ where most logs are usually kept | 17:33 |
llutz_ | fanboy: /var/log/postgres* i'd guess, try setting ip explicit: "listen_adresses='localhost, <your.vps.ip.adr>' | 17:33 |
Jordan_U | Timewarper: Regular bugs or misconfiguration is *much* more likely as an explanation that a trojan or similar. | 17:33 |
fanboy | Okay.Thanks all i gotta leave now and wait on a ticket i opened no the problem. | 17:33 |
Timewarper | Jordan_U, it happens now only, didnt happen before 1 hour | 17:34 |
phoenix_firebrd | how to enable vaapi for hardware accelerated video playback? | 17:34 |
Timewarper | also when i reboot it persists | 17:34 |
LNCL500 | ThinkT510: Ah, well, I just done the Windows to Linux switch and watched the Linux Action Show. Lol. They mentioned this IRC to use for whatever support. | 17:34 |
MonkeyDust | Timewarper is it broadcom 43** adapter? | 17:34 |
MonkeyDust | a* | 17:34 |
Jordan_U | Timewarper: Ahh, I misunderstood your statement. I thought you were worried about the light at first not realizing you were worried about the traffic it implied, sorry. | 17:34 |
Timewarper | MonkeyDust, its intel something | 17:35 |
AlexLove | hi 2 all need help... ( | 17:35 |
AlexLove | mkisofs -D -r -V ยซ$IMAGE_NAMEยป -cache-inodes -J -l -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -o ../myubuntu-10.04.iso <-I correctly entered? or bug | 17:35 |
ThinkT510 | LNCL500: this channel is usually rather busy and is support oriented, you may want to /join #freenode if you want to learn some irc basics | 17:36 |
LNCL500 | ThinkT510: Ok, sounds good. Thanks. | 17:36 |
luis__ | hi there! i'm needing help regarding how to install the newest kernel in order to solve this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/898615 | 17:36 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 898615 in linux (Ubuntu) "[Presario C500] Hibernate command fails and returns to userspace" [Medium,Confirmed] | 17:36 |
ThinkT510 | LNCL500: no worries :) | 17:37 |
melki | How to disable AMD Athlon Processor TF-20 steping. It runs in two modes (.8ghz and 1.6ghz). How do i set it to run only at 1.6ghz? | 17:42 |
om26er | !test | 17:42 |
ubottu | Testing... Testing... 1. 2.. 3... ( by the way, remember that you can use #test ) | 17:42 |
* RaTTuS|BIG Humps ShapeShifter499 | 17:42 | |
hololight | A quick question (maybe)... on my laptop my mouse (trackpad or usb mouse) is very laggy on 11.10 (11.04 also). This was nto the case with 10.04 and still works fine in windows. Any thoughts. | 17:43 |
ThinkT510 | hololight: sounds like a compiz or graphics card issue | 17:44 |
AlexLove | help me please, where the error in command | 17:44 |
hololight | I thought that also.... but has driver changed since 10.04? | 17:44 |
AlexLove | mkisofs -D -r -V ยซ$IMAGE_NAMEยป -cache-inodes -J -l -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -o ../myubuntu-10.04.iso | 17:44 |
llutz_ | AlexLove: literally -V ยซ$IMAGE_NAMEยป ? | 17:45 |
ThinkT510 | hololight: 10.04 uses gnome2 and metacity, since 11.04 unity/gnome has used compiz by default | 17:45 |
ThinkT510 | hololight: drivers also get updated between releases | 17:45 |
chuck[screen] | is there a bug with compiz? it won't listen to my prefs re:window shadows | 17:45 |
AlexLove | aaam... that there should be ...? | 17:45 |
llutz_ | AlexLove: put it in quotes | 17:45 |
MaoZedongs | Can someone help me get my computer to recognize my digital camera? Using 10.10. Connected via USB. It is not mounting, or even recognizing it as plugged in. My other laptop running BackTrack recognized it instantly. | 17:46 |
llutz_ | AlexLove: thats the label your cd/dvd will get | 17:46 |
plasante | I've installed 11.10 on my amd64 and it freezes all the time | 17:46 |
plasante | it was working fine with 10.10 | 17:46 |
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AlexLove | <llutz_> oh... thanks iam try | 17:47 |
hololight | ThinkT510: I am fairly sure I was using compiz before... ( haven't touched this laptop in some time), but since I dont have much else to try at the moment, I will go p0lay with the driver. | 17:47 |
melki | Hi, How to disable AMD Athlon Processor TF-20 steping. It runs in two modes (.8ghz and 1.6ghz). I am using an acer emachine e625, ubuntu 11.10 with gnome shell. How do i set it to run only at 1.6ghz? | 17:48 |
kamilnadeem | Hi | 17:48 |
BluesKaj | plasante, have you installed the recommended drivers in admin>additional drivers ? | 17:48 |
plasante | I tried but it freezes before it finish the installation | 17:49 |
cipherboy | Kamilnadeen hello | 17:49 |
plasante | 11.10 is working on my laptop | 17:49 |
kamilnadeem | 12.04 aplha iso is out so I am thinking of installing it on the same HD on which UBuntu 11.10 is installed while using the 11.10's home partition as common , is it feasible ? | 17:49 |
kamilnadeem | BluesKaj: HI | 17:50 |
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rmxz | How can I delete some large (million file) directories with minimal impact on a production system. "rm -r" uses 100% of the I/O of the 8-disk internal raid array; and makes all the production services very slow stuck in I/O wait states; even if I ionice the rm. I see blogs on how to delete large directories faster. Any advice how to delete one more slowly? | 17:50 |
which | plasante, which driver is it? | 17:50 |
ThinkT510 | !12.04 | kamilnadeem | 17:50 |
ubottu | kamilnadeem: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) will be the sixteenth release of Ubuntu. Codename announcement here: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/784 | Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 17:50 |
which | hi kamilnadeem | 17:50 |
plasante | nvidia | 17:50 |
Tekk_ | were windows to be overtaken by osx, would bug 1 be closed or just updated to reflect that apple has majority market share? | 17:51 |
kamilnadeem | which: Hey 12.04 alpha has come so quick and the changes seems nice , want to dive into it :) | 17:51 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1 in Ubuntu "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1 | 17:51 |
plasante | Can I just skip that driver installation? | 17:51 |
go^ | Hello! I've tryied tu install ubuntu 11.10 32 bit on my netbook (I used unetbootin to transfer iso on my usb pendrive) but when I boot installation from my pendrive it starts a console "BusyBox" built-in shell o_O can anyone help me? | 17:51 |
plasante | As long as my internet connection is working it's fine with me | 17:51 |
leela | hello, i've got a problem, my laptop is broke, so i took the hdd out and put it another laptop. The problem now is my old laptop had an nvidia card, the one im using right now has an ati card and if i try to start up after the ubuntu loading screen it only shows funny colors. im using the newest kubuntu version and i got a shell. nay ideas? xD | 17:51 |
Tekk_ | leela: installing ati drivers. apt-cache search ati | less will let you look through them | 17:52 |
MaoZedongs | Can someone help me get my computer to recognize my digital camera? Using 10.10. Connected via USB. It is not mounting, or even recognizing it as plugged in. My other laptop running BackTrack recognized it instantly. | 17:52 |
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nprezident | what's up people ? if i use the dd command and wipe my computer can i restore all of my settings and programs and files using the if of dd command ? | 17:52 |
leela | tekk, so how do i install ati drivers from shell? | 17:52 |
gunfire007 | i have arch linux and ubuntu installed, the entery of Ubuntu is first, how can i make the entry of the arch linux first and ubuntu second ? | 17:53 |
which | plasante, switch to a tty (ctrl-alt-f1), log in, then type "jockey-text -a" and press enter , then sudo nvidia-xconfig , and sudo service start lightdm or gdm | 17:53 |
plasante | ok thanks I will try it | 17:53 |
gunfire007 | go^: what's the exact error you are getting ? | 17:53 |
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go^ | gunfire007, i have no error.. :( | 17:54 |
go^ | gunfire007, must I try dmesg | tail ? | 17:55 |
gunfire007 | go^: pastebin it.. | 17:55 |
gunfire007 | or try burning that image again.. | 17:55 |
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kamilnadeem | which: SO what is your Idea about using the same home partition for two distros , in my case Ubunutu 11.10 and Ubuntu 12.04 alpha ? | 17:56 |
gunfire007 | MaoZedongs: chk which packages are being used in backtrack when you are using your digital camera, chk whether same packages are there or not in ubuntu, some of the packages have been upgraded so that might be causing probs.. | 17:56 |
go^ | gunfire007, i have no error in dmesg | tail too :/ | 17:57 |
grozavpaul | why can't i connect to the internet using a PPPoE connection from ubuntu 11.10 ? | 17:57 |
gunfire007 | go^: try burning the image again ? | 17:57 |
MaoZedongs | gunfire007: My desktop went down, and I am using an old laptop. I removed backtrack and installed ubuntu because backtrack sucks. | 17:57 |
go^ | gunfire007, mm ok :) | 17:57 |
BluesKaj | !/home | kamilnadeem | 17:57 |
ubottu | kamilnadeem: Your home directory is where all of your personal files are usually kept. For moving your home directory to a separate partition, please see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving | 17:57 |
gunfire007 | grozavpaul: give errors | 17:57 |
MaoZedongs | gunfire007, Now I cant get into my camera. | 17:57 |
gunfire007 | go^: :) | 17:58 |
gunfire007 | best of luck :) go^ | 17:58 |
melki | How to disable AMD Athlon 64 Processor steping. It runs in two modes (.8ghz and 1.6ghz). How do i set it to run only at 1.6ghz? | 17:58 |
gunfire007 | MaoZedongs: have you tried updating your system ? | 17:58 |
go^ | gunfire007, thank you eheh strange thing o.O my debian linux installation worked o.o | 17:58 |
grozavpaul | gunfire007: it doesn't say anything ... i click the network icon near the clock and select my DSL connection and it tries to connect but it fails .. | 17:58 |
gunfire007 | go^: np | 17:58 |
kamilnadeem | BluesKaj: Thanks , were you able to check my blog? | 17:59 |
gunfire007 | grozavpaul: from terminal execute sudo pppoeconf | 17:59 |
BluesKaj | kamilnadeem, I've heard of ppl using one/home dir for 2 different distros , but whether it's such a good idea is debatebale , I've both pros and cons ...never tried it myaself | 17:59 |
MaoZedongs | gunfire007: Actually, I was downloading updates. Says I need a restart. :) Lemme give it a go. | 17:59 |
* MaoZedongs facepalms. | 17:59 | |
gunfire007 | and tell what is happening ? | 17:59 |
gunfire007 | MaoZedongs: i think now you might have solved your prob :) | 17:59 |
grozavpaul | ok, ill be back | 17:59 |
AlexLove | <llutz_>: hi you here? | 18:00 |
phaidros | heya, with pae kernel I only get 3gb of RAM, BIOS sees 4GB .. any ideas? | 18:00 |
llutz_ | AlexLove: ? | 18:00 |
Gentoo64 | phaidros, why dont you use 64 bit | 18:00 |
zeynep_erl | hello! | 18:00 |
nettoxic | phaidros, 64bit | 18:00 |
leela | @tekk i cant find any ati | 18:00 |
BluesKaj | kamilnadeem, nice blog , a bit much for newns tho :) | 18:01 |
BluesKaj | newbs | 18:01 |
AlexLove | <llutz_>: dont work please help... T___T | 18:01 |
kamilnadeem | BluesKaj: I am already running the root of Ubuntu 11.10 on 20gb extended part , with home being on primary . might as well create a 30 gb root and install 12.04 alpha , what say? | 18:01 |
AlexLove | <llutz_>: mkisofs -D -r -V myubuntuoffice -cache-inodes -J -l -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -o ../myubuntu-10.10.iso | 18:01 |
llutz_ | !work | AlexLove | 18:02 |
ubottu | AlexLove: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. | 18:02 |
leela | is there a way to reset all drivers? so ubuntu will search new drivers for every component? | 18:02 |
kamilnadeem | BluesKaj: Thanks , yeah it is much Info but I made it with the thought of being the one stop sollution for a new user, no more searching around for things :) | 18:02 |
BluesKaj | kamilnadeem, it's supposed to work...anyone else have comments ? | 18:02 |
Gentoo64 | leela, its not like windows | 18:02 |
Gentoo64 | leela, the drivers are all built into the kernel | 18:02 |
zeynep_erl | How can i remove the links here : http://i.stack.imgur.com/HdmlJ.png on Ubuntu 11.10 ? ฤฑ don't know if it is safe to remove lines from here :ย ~/.config/user-dirs.dir. Can someone please help me? Thank you! | 18:03 |
BluesKaj | BBL | 18:03 |
kamilnadeem | O | 18:03 |
BluesKaj | BBL, stuff to do | 18:03 |
kamilnadeem | OK | 18:03 |
kamilnadeem | BluesKaj: Tc | 18:03 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: don't. Why would you want to? | 18:04 |
leela | gentoo64 so is there a way or not? | 18:04 |
kamilnadeem | BluesKaj: will go forward with that :) | 18:04 |
kamilnadeem | Peace Be With You All | 18:04 |
Gentoo64 | leela, what are you trting to do? | 18:04 |
MaoZedongs | gunfire007, Didnt fix my problem. All updates are installed. | 18:04 |
Gentoo64 | trying | 18:04 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: i don't use many fo them. And i always mount about 10 devices. SO i need free space there. | 18:04 |
leela | gentoo64, i put my hdd in another laptop since my old laptop is broke | 18:05 |
Gentoo64 | ok | 18:05 |
Gentoo64 | the drivers, by default, arent "installed" | 18:05 |
phaidros | Gentoo64: nettoxic well. it is a 32bit machine of course ;) | 18:05 |
Gentoo64 | theyre just used | 18:05 |
AlexLove | <ubottu> <llutz_> sorry me... problem of not understanding the problem, why can not begin to create the ISO image of Ubuntu | 18:05 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: umm, they're probably referenced by the bootloader configuration. And generally devices are mounted in /media or /mnt, no? | 18:05 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: thanks for your interest. sorry but i am not happy because everoyne here on this community ask "why you want that" question. | 18:05 |
phaidros | and my questiuon was about PAE and only 3gb RAM, not about 64bit ;) | 18:05 |
osvaldo | hola, soy osvaldo y necesito ayuda en espaรฑol, por favor | 18:06 |
Gentoo64 | phaidros, ok i didnt know, some people use pae on 64 bit comps thats all | 18:06 |
leela | gentoo64, the question is how to bring my linux to use otherx xD | 18:06 |
phaidros | any hints on PAE kernel showing only 3GB RAM, with BIOS showing 4GB, on a 32bit machine (imho PAE should work up to 64GB RAM, right) ? | 18:06 |
phaidros | Gentoo64: ah, ok | 18:06 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: if you delete them then it will probably cause you problems | 18:06 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: yes. they are mounting /mnt or /media directory. but i use nautilus left panel to go quickly to mounted medias. so i need free space on this panel. that is the reason i want to remoe some of these links. | 18:06 |
Gentoo64 | leela, it should work.. | 18:06 |
Gentoo64 | leela, dont it boot then? | 18:07 |
OerHeks | phaidros, does the GPU use system memory ? that could explain the diff | 18:07 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: i think so... :( | 18:07 |
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ssta | oh, I see, ity's not links you want to remove, it's stuff displayed in the nautilus quicklist... | 18:07 |
MaoZedongs | Can someone help me get 10.10 to recognize my digital camera via USB? It is not mounting, or even recognizing it as plugged in. The computer will recognize and mount other media. My backtrack4 box recognized and mounted it right away. | 18:07 |
leela | @gentoo it boots when i use the recovery option, by networking doesnt work and if i use normal boot i just get fancy colors on my screen | 18:08 |
Gentoo64 | MaoZedongs, you probbaly need the driver then | 18:08 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: "links" implied (to me) that you meant the symlinks to initrd.gz and vmlinuz. | 18:08 |
Gentoo64 | if the kernel dotn have it in ubuntu | 18:08 |
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go^ | gunfire007, i tryed to burn the image again and I got an error when i try to install ubuntu from my USB pendrive --> SYSLINUX - No DEFAULT or UI configuration directive found! | 18:08 |
Gentoo64 | dont see why backtrack would have a digital cam driver built in its kernel and not ubuntu though | 18:08 |
sipior | phaidros: could you paste the output of "uname -a" for us? | 18:09 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: what you mean ?! :-/ | 18:09 |
gunfire007 | go^: did you format the pendrive before you were burning the image again ? | 18:09 |
go^ | gunfire007, yes :| with gparted in fat32 | 18:09 |
phaidros | OerHeks: how to determine if gpu uses system memory? | 18:10 |
phaidros | sipior: Linux artisan 2.6.38-13-generic-pae #52-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 8 17:50:45 UTC 2011 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux | 18:11 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: remove the lines you don't want from ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and they'll disappear from the nautilus sidebar | 18:11 |
sipior | phaidros: is there a bios entry for enabling memory remapping? is it set? | 18:11 |
juboubuntu | hiya. I have some things like no irc client with working audible alerts in my Xubuntu, someone told me to get Kubuntu with it's larger user base to have less buggy / more working OS. Dunno what to do, input appreciated | 18:11 |
MaoZedongs | Gentoo64, I found a driver on SourceForge, but it says it is already included in the linux kernel 2.6.28. I have 2.6.35. | 18:11 |
gunfire007 | go^: than there might be some prob with the iso file that you are using.. | 18:11 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: you write me it will may couse som problems.. | 18:11 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: ? it is %100 safe ? | 18:11 |
go^ | gunfire007, i've got an idea...i'll check md5 | 18:11 |
MaoZedongs | Gentoo64, so I should assume I have a driver. | 18:11 |
phaidros | sipior: I havent seen any memory specific setting in the BIOS. the BIOS shows 4096MB RAM. memtest doesnt. | 18:12 |
gunfire007 | go^: ya | 18:12 |
OerHeks | phaidros, the specs of the GPU and chipset could tell | 18:12 |
sipior | phaidros: keep looking. | 18:12 |
MaoZedongs | Gentoo64, I just want to mount it as a drive and get photos off. Not use it as a webcam. | 18:12 |
phaidros | sipior: lol, thanx ;) | 18:12 |
leela | @gentoo64 it boots when i use the recovery option, by networking doesnt work and if i use normal boot i just get fancy colors on my screen | 18:12 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: yes. I thought you wanted to remove the /initrd.gz and /vmlinuz symlinks, which WOULD probably cause problems. Removing lines from user-dirs.dirs might make it hard for some apps to find your music folder say, but it won't break your system | 18:12 |
ndk | hola! | 18:13 |
go^ | gunfire007, md5sum is correct :( | 18:13 |
gunfire007 | MaoZedongs: i don't know why it's not showing up... | 18:13 |
phaidros | OerHeks: it is a thinkpad x60s. specs here: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Category:X60s | 18:13 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: hmm ok. thank you!. | 18:13 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: also can i ask you something else ? | 18:13 |
phaidros | OerHeks: intel 945GM afaics | 18:13 |
MaoZedongs | Is there some way I can manually make the OS search for new hardware? | 18:14 |
juboubuntu | Redundancy ! | 18:14 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: sure, I don't promise to know the answers | 18:14 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: i installed ubuntu to my virtualbox . i installled 20-30 apps. now it use about 170 mb of RAM. this is very low. it is normal ? | 18:14 |
phaidros | MaoZedongs: you should see new hardware with dmesg. lsusb and lspci might help, too | 18:14 |
gunfire007 | go^: there are only 3 possiblities for such kind of probs, 1. prob with pendrive, (which i think is not there) 2. improper image 3.Problem in burning the image. | 18:15 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: it is because the desktop manager opened on fallback mode ? | 18:15 |
gunfire007 | so you have to check it.. | 18:15 |
phaidros | OerHeks: do you have any idea about that hardware? | 18:15 |
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go^ | gunfire007, with debian iso worked (same pendrive, same unetbootin pc, same installation pc) O_o | 18:15 |
gunfire007 | try isntalling it with the newer verison of unetbootin | 18:15 |
juboubuntu | anyways... I'm looking for a linux with some sort of centralized bubble / sound signal user notification system. What flavour do you recommend? I cannot get Compiz to work on Xubuntu and no audible (*g*) alarms in irc clients | 18:15 |
gunfire007 | go^: sometimes such wiered stuff's happens.. | 18:15 |
ubuntu | zzz... | 18:15 |
leela | @gentoo64 i was using the proprietary nvidia driver before though maybe that causes trouble | 18:16 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: I dunno...not quite sure what you're asking | 18:16 |
sipior | phaidros: interesting. this thread implies that there is no remapping option; i.e., you're stuck for the moment: http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/lenovo-ibm/6809-4gb-ram-installed-3gb-only-visible-x60t-bandwidth-issues.html | 18:16 |
gunfire007 | juboubuntu: use arch linux everything customized according to your needs | 18:16 |
MaoZedongs | phaidros, lsusb doesnt show it as plugged in. The others dont show anything, either. | 18:16 |
zeynep_erl | ssta: now my ubuntu 11.10 use 170 mb RAM. thi is normal ? | 18:16 |
go^ | gunfire007, nice :P | 18:16 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: your first question BTW...ould it not be easier to display the nautilus sidebar as a tree? Then all those folders close up into "home"# | 18:16 |
Haffe | Hello people. I have an old computer lying around and a spare wlan card. How good of an idea is it to use the computer as a temporary wlanAP? | 18:17 |
FunnyLookinHat | So - who here has gotten ZSNES ( or any other SNES emulator ) to install w/o removing a bunch of required packages for gstreamer and whatnot ? | 18:17 |
gunfire007 | go^: nice ? | 18:17 |
ssta | zeynep_erl: seems pretty low to me...but I guess it's possible | 18:17 |
* juboubuntu considers Tin Foil Linux | 18:17 | |
zeynep_erl | ssta: ok. thank you! | 18:17 |
MaoZedongs | Although lspci does show that it sees my SD card reader. Im gonna try it and see what happens. | 18:18 |
phaidros | MaoZedongs: as root (sudo) as well ? | 18:18 |
malayon | putos de mierda!!! | 18:18 |
MaoZedongs | yes | 18:19 |
phaidros | sipior: pity, darn i945 chipset :/ | 18:19 |
gunfire007 | MaoZedongs: you have to manually mount it.. | 18:20 |
gunfire007 | mount that drive if it sees it.. | 18:20 |
MaoZedongs | How do I do that? | 18:20 |
bcuraboy | how can i restore my grub without the grub -cd? | 18:21 |
grozavpaul | how can i install a program from Ubuntu software center? because Use this source is disabled ... | 18:21 |
teratoma | how do i stop CarrierIQ from running? | 18:21 |
grozavpaul | i am using ubuntu 11.10 | 18:21 |
zatan | Hi, how can I set my that my default sound card to be USB ? | 18:22 |
MaoZedongs | How do I manually mount the SD drive? | 18:22 |
ThinkT510 | !mount | MaoZedongs | 18:22 |
ubottu | MaoZedongs: mount is used to attach devices to directories. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount | 18:22 |
grozavpaul | how can i install a program from Ubuntu software center? because Use this source is disabled ... | 18:23 |
robertfw | I made a mistake that's ended up locking me out of my computer. I made an edit to my ~/.profile to call a python script, and on the subsequent login i get booted back to the login prompt. i've launched into recovery mode, selected remount at the first menu, and want to then select "drop into root terminal" after that, at which point i'm going to decrypt ~/ so i can remove the offending line from ~/.profile. However, after i hit "rem | 18:24 |
robertfw | and then a blank prompt | 18:24 |
robertfw | this is on ocelot running on virtualbox | 18:24 |
robertfw | i had originally tried dropping into root terminal from the first menu, but that leaves the filesystem read only | 18:24 |
MonkeyDust | don't try to be root | 18:28 |
robertfw | i guess the question is really, how can i get access to ~/.profile so i can edit it | 18:29 |
BadLarry | robertfw: vi .profile in your home directory | 18:29 |
robertfw | i tried logging in as guest and sudoing, but guest doesn't have access to that | 18:29 |
grozavpaul | what happened to ubuntu? why does it look like this (ubuntu 11.10)? can i come back to the old look and feel? | 18:30 |
robertfw | BadLarry: i know how to edit it, i can't login to edit it | 18:30 |
leela | @gentoo64 got it, i just had to change the xorg.conf | 18:30 |
gunfire007 | robertfw: sudo nano ~/.profile | 18:30 |
Gentoo64 | leela, ok | 18:30 |
robertfw | BadLarry, gunfire007: i know how to do the edit. i need to get to a terminal that has access to the file | 18:30 |
robertfw | if i try to login via the graphical login screen, i get dumped back into it | 18:31 |
Gentoo64 | robertfw, from livecd | 18:31 |
Gentoo64 | dno what the problem is though | 18:31 |
ania | hi | 18:31 |
gunfire007 | robertfw: what's the exact prob, getting confused.. | 18:31 |
robertfw | gunfire007: i buggered up ~/.profile that is preventing me from logging in to fix it | 18:32 |
BadLarry | robertfw: pm | 18:32 |
threexk | hello. Has anyone else gotten an error about "packages not from authenticated sources" for libgdata-common and libgdata13? | 18:33 |
threexk | I was just doing a routine package update on Ubuntu 11.10 and got those errors... | 18:33 |
grozavpaul | what happened to ubuntu? why does it look like this (ubuntu 11.10)? can i come back to the old look and feel? | 18:34 |
threexk | grozavpaul: yes, but unfortunately it takes some effort. Look into Gnome 3 Fallback mode | 18:35 |
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Gentoo64 | grozavpaul, fallback is a little bit like gnome 2 but not really the same, the common answer you'll get is use something else | 18:36 |
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Gentoo64 | or "use xfce" lol | 18:36 |
grozavpaul | ok, but then why can not i install new programs trough the software center? | 18:37 |
AlexLove | iam like xfce | 18:37 |
grozavpaul | the install button is not there | 18:37 |
AlexLove | =) | 18:37 |
grozavpaul | and use this source is disabled | 18:37 |
Gentoo64 | grozavpaul, what happens | 18:37 |
Jinxed- | by default my monitor resolution is limited in the gui... is there a way to increase the resolution | 18:37 |
Jinxed- | I have a widescreen monitor and it is set at something like 1024x768 | 18:37 |
Gentoo64 | Jinxed-, have you looked under monitor, in the system settings? | 18:38 |
soreau | Jinxed-: What graphics driver? | 18:38 |
Jinxed- | Gentoo64, that is where I was trying to change it and it was limited | 18:39 |
Jinxed- | soreau, how would I find out? | 18:39 |
soreau | Jinxed-: Well what graphics card as per lspci|grep VGA ? | 18:39 |
grozavpaul | i just select the VLC player and the install button is disabled | 18:39 |
milen8204 | I can`t edit my gnome 3.2.1 panel whit Alt+rightclick, any ideas ? | 18:40 |
Jinxed- | acording to lshw I have Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller | 18:41 |
soreau | Jinxed-: I said lspci|grep VGA | 18:41 |
soreau | Jinxed-: Sounds like intel | 18:41 |
Gentoo64 | milen8204, have you tried ctrl or shift + right click? | 18:42 |
Jinxed- | Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset | 18:42 |
Jinxed- | soreau, | 18:42 |
soreau | Jinxed-: You might have to manually add a mode http://wiki.debian.org/XStrikeForce/HowToRandR12 | 18:42 |
grozavpaul | why is my install button disabled in ubuntu software center? | 18:45 |
milen8204 | Gentoo64, yes i had tried | 18:45 |
Gentoo64 | grozavpaul, no idea :s | 18:45 |
Gentoo64 | tried rebooting? | 18:46 |
grozavpaul | yes | 18:46 |
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amandine__ | ffefe | 18:50 |
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dennda__ | I like that new ubuntu tour | 18:52 |
osvaldo | somebody help me please | 19:02 |
ShooterMG | anybody have issues with file downloads and product kits? I can't seem to download any files in purchased product kits | 19:04 |
Nightyyyy | how do i flush dns at ubuntu 10.10 ? | 19:04 |
ShooterMG | woops, wrong room | 19:05 |
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osvaldo | when I minimizer, the window dissapear, what I can do? | 19:06 |
Nightyyyy | how do i flush dns at ubuntu 10.10 ? | 19:06 |
notimik | hi, when I try to open an site in firefox that uses aspx it try to open it in monodevelop isntead of showing it.. is there a way to fix this without deinstalling monodevelop? | 19:08 |
osvaldo | where are the answer? | 19:10 |
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jclbrt | anyone know what happened to the compiz_fusion effects in 11.10? | 19:13 |
jclbrt | the older version of ubuntu (like a long time ago) use to have a place where you could set window effects and what not | 19:13 |
theadmin | jclbrt: GNOME no longer uses Compiz. So, well, they're not there. | 19:13 |
jclbrt | oh noes | 19:13 |
theadmin | jclbrt: You have to install it separately. | 19:13 |
jclbrt | i loved that | 19:13 |
jclbrt | oh | 19:13 |
jclbrt | so just install compiz? | 19:13 |
theadmin | jclbrt: sudo apt-get install compiz compizconfig-settings-manager | 19:14 |
jclbrt | thanks :-) | 19:14 |
Emiru | Can I use clonezilla debian based if it's for ubuntu ? | 19:14 |
jclbrt | havent used the desktop version of ubuntu in a LONG time | 19:14 |
jclbrt | been using the server version | 19:14 |
theadmin | jclbrt: lol yep, it's changed. | 19:14 |
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jclbrt | yea it sure has | 19:15 |
jclbrt | lmao | 19:15 |
theadmin | jclbrt: If you want to look at what a standard gnome feels like, install the "gnome-shell" package, log out, click the little gear thing and choose GNOME. | 19:16 |
jclbrt | hopefully it works in virtual box | 19:16 |
theadmin | jclbrt: It changed a lot too | 19:16 |
ETronik | hey all, is anyone experiencing on 11.10 that transmission is getting stuck , blocked and the process cannot even be easily "killed" | 19:16 |
ETronik | oh not mentioning using 100% of the CPU... | 19:16 |
jclbrt | the compiz that is... i hope that works in Virtual Box | 19:16 |
theadmin | ETronik: That happened to me on Windows... Consider another bittorrent client. | 19:16 |
theadmin | jclbrt: Install the guest additions for it to work | 19:16 |
jordan | ETronik: does it happen when you first start downloading & it begins writing the contents to disk? | 19:17 |
jclbrt | yep i just did... | 19:17 |
jclbrt | we'll see what happens | 19:17 |
soreau | jclbrt: Yes, youll need guest additions and working 3D | 19:17 |
jordan | ETronik: and if so, what filesystem are you saving to? | 19:17 |
jclbrt | i dedicated 4 CPUs to ubuntu and 8GB of ram to the guest | 19:17 |
ETronik | jordan: maybe I really can't tell, most torrent are at near zero save for one | 19:17 |
jclbrt | i think that should be FAST enough ;-) | 19:17 |
ETronik | jordan how do I find my filesystem type ? | 19:17 |
jclbrt | fdisk | 19:18 |
theadmin | ETronik: You may want to try qbittorrent, it's great really, has a classic utorrent-style UI and a ton of functions | 19:18 |
jordan | ETronik: one place is to look in /etc/fstab | 19:18 |
cari__veri | Hello, my ati grafics card runs with ubuntu kernel 2.6 jsut fine, but not with kernel 3.0.x it boots but is soo very slow. what can I do? | 19:19 |
ETronik | jordan ext4 | 19:19 |
jordan | hmm, is it an encrypted partition by any chance? | 19:19 |
ETronik | jordan yeah I think so | 19:20 |
jordan | p2p is hell on encrypted partitions because of all the near-random disk IO | 19:20 |
ETronik | jordan shouldn't that be transparent to the applications ? | 19:20 |
jordan | ETronik: I'd recommend you use an unencrypted partition for your p2p, and then when it's done downloading/seeding you move it across to the encrypted partition | 19:21 |
jordan | ETronik: "transparent to the applications" -- I don't understand your question | 19:21 |
rypervenche | ETronik: I have an encrypted partition and I can run Transmission fine. | 19:21 |
ETronik | jordan ok, hmm can I download directly to an SMB location ? using transmission ? | 19:21 |
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ETronik | rypervenche: so. what might be causing this major instability ? | 19:22 |
jordan | ETronik: you could if the SMB location is mapped to a normal directory, but then you're going to have the SMB overhead too | 19:22 |
ETronik | jordan I don't mind the overhead... | 19:22 |
jordan | ETronik: ideally you would be using a locally mounted, unencrypted drive with a decent filesystem (ext4 is fine) | 19:23 |
jclbrt | hmmm... no effects are working | 19:23 |
jclbrt | or at least it doesnt seem to be applied | 19:23 |
jclbrt | dunno | 19:23 |
jordan | ETronik: but, as you like it :) | 19:23 |
ETronik | jordan but why does it need such high performance ? I don't get it... | 19:23 |
rypervenche | ETronik: You could try starting Transmission from the command line and see if it shows any errors. | 19:23 |
jordan | As you download and seed, you're encrypting and decrypting random sections of the file(s) as Transmission writes them to disk or reads them for seeding | 19:24 |
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jclbrt | i hate transmission | 19:24 |
jordan | I haven't experienced this firsthand, but I've seen many people complaining about torrent performance on encrypted drives -- transmission, deluge, ktorrent, w/e | 19:24 |
jclbrt | i even like utorrent more than transmission | 19:24 |
jordan | jclbrt: what's wrong with transmission? :) | 19:24 |
ETronik | jordan ok, so? I have fast laptop... or decent enough... | 19:24 |
jclbrt | just never had good experience with it | 19:25 |
theadmin | jclbrt: Like utorrent? Try qbittorrent :) | 19:25 |
jclbrt | it always seemed to run slow | 19:25 |
jclbrt | not nearly s slow Azureus | 19:25 |
jclbrt | err not nearly as slow as azureus | 19:25 |
Guest1965 | i installed ubuntu 10.04 as a second os on my win xp computer, i've installed the proprietary graphics driver, but scrolling web pages with alot of graphics is noticeable choppier/laggier than in xp, is there anything to do about this? | 19:25 |
ETronik | so I still don't know, is it a system thing causing this ? or an application thing ? | 19:26 |
rypervenche | Guest1965: What graphics card do you have and where did you download the proprietary driver from? | 19:26 |
Galvatron | Guest1965: What graphics card is it? | 19:26 |
jordan | ETronik: well, okay. I'm just going from what you said, that the CPU is going at 100%, and that you're using an encrypted partition. If you want to put it to the test, try downloading to an unencrypted partition and compare the results | 19:26 |
rypervenche | ETronik: Try what I said and see if it gives any errors. Also try running it using the verbose option as well. | 19:26 |
Guest1965 | it's a geforce 7600 gs | 19:26 |
jordan | encryption ain't free | 19:26 |
Guest1965 | and i installed it from the proprietary drivers menu in ubuntu | 19:27 |
ETronik | rypervenche: how do I start transmission fom command line ? | 19:27 |
rypervenche | Guest1965: Did you restart afterward? | 19:27 |
Guest1965 | rypervenche, yes | 19:27 |
Galvatron | Guest1965: Then you have some pretty old drivers | 19:27 |
rypervenche | ETronik: Just type "transmission" in a terminal | 19:28 |
Guest1965 | Galvatron, i installed the driver listed as current | 19:28 |
Galvatron | Guest1965: Try the very latest 290.10 from nVidia's website | 19:28 |
Guest1965 | Galvatron, ok | 19:28 |
Guest1965 | Galvatron, ok | 19:28 |
ETronik | jordan sure I know what you mean, but by that argument one could not use database or anything that uses quite a bit of HD... I've used encrypted partitoins with no side-effects since the days of OS/2 (quite a few years back) and never had a problem | 19:29 |
ETronik | I mean using a 386 as the processor... | 19:29 |
jclbrt | bleh... where the heck can i change the theme in gnome now? | 19:29 |
rypervenche | ETronik: I'm using an EeePC with LVM on LUKS to do it and I have no problems. :P | 19:29 |
ETronik | rypervenche: do how do I call transmission from command line ? | 19:30 |
frox | hi, why doesn't Ubuntu has any trademark conflict that prevents the use of Firefox, as Debian does? | 19:30 |
rypervenche | ETronik: Scroll up. Just type "transmission". | 19:30 |
theadmin | frox: Because Ubuntu doesn't modify Firefox's code. | 19:30 |
ETronik | rypervenche: oops, :-) ok tks | 19:31 |
maestrojed | I had a MySQL server on my Ubuntu box. The box has crashed and burned. Nothing will run but I can access the HD. Since I can't run mysqld I can't make a dump of the data. Can I back these databases up by strictly using the filesystem? | 19:31 |
rypervenche | frox: Because Ubuntu isn't as into Free software as Debian is. Yay Debian! | 19:31 |
jordan | yep, I knew I'd seen this before | 19:31 |
jordan | ETronik: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ecryptfs/+bug/431975 | 19:31 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 431975 in eCryptfs "downloading a torrent to an encrypted home partition hangs and uses 100% CPU" [Wishlist,Triaged] | 19:31 |
theadmin | frox: You may not use the Firefox trademark if you modify the code, but if you don't, you're fine | 19:31 |
jordan | "Karmic with all updates. Home is encrypted with ecryptfs. I have tried downloading several torrents with thansmission and rtorrent. When downloading to the encrypted home, both programs hang, use 100% CPU and I can't kill them. Downloading to /tmp, which is not encrypted works." | 19:31 |
Galvatron | Guest1965: Also the browsers might be at fault. I have Ubu 11.04 + 7300GT + 290.10 and Opera 11.52 is the only one scrolling 100% smoothly | 19:32 |
jcolbert__ | prob due to the encryption cuz it has to encrypt the data when it downloads it | 19:32 |
Galvatron | It's my primary browser anyways, so no problem here. | 19:32 |
jordan | ETronik: ^ that sounds almost exactly like what you were describing | 19:32 |
jcolbert__ | oh nvm thats what u r saying hehe | 19:33 |
jcolbert__ | missed it completely | 19:33 |
diverdud` | Hello. In my /etc/exports i have the following: /home/mythtv/media 192.168.1.0/24(rw,fsid=0,no_subtree_check what does the /24 mean? And why am I able to access even though my ip is not 192.168.1.0 ? | 19:33 |
jcolbert__ | i'm trying to get the compiz effects to take... might have to reboot the machine and see if that helps | 19:33 |
jcolbert__ | :-\ | 19:33 |
Galvatron | jordan: Karmic is pretty old. It would be best to try with Natty | 19:33 |
squidly | how do I fully reinstll my kernel and modules? | 19:34 |
theadmin | jcolbert__: Run ccsm and configure it the way you wish | 19:34 |
ETronik | jordan yes it does look exactly what I have... | 19:34 |
theadmin | jcolbert__: Also, you might want to add "compiz --replace" to your start up apps so it starts up with compiz and not mutter | 19:34 |
ETronik | now... how can I kill the bugger without having to reboot ? | 19:34 |
theadmin | ETronik: Could you killall -9 transmission? | 19:35 |
diverdud` | Hello. In my /etc/exports i have the following: /home/mythtv/media 192.168.1.0/24(rw,fsid=0,no_subtree_check what does the /24 mean? And why am I able to access even though my ip is not 192.168.1.0 ? | 19:35 |
frox | ok, thanks everybody. What kind of change does Debian do to Firefox that Ubuntu doesn't? | 19:35 |
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jcolbert__ | theadmin yea i did the first part | 19:35 |
jcolbert__ | didnt do the second part | 19:35 |
jordan | Galvatron: I'm running 11.10 here... that Natty mention was a quote from the ticket that matches what ETronik is seeing | 19:35 |
theadmin | frox: A few security patches from what I'm aware. | 19:35 |
theadmin | frox: And something... uh... not sure actually. | 19:35 |
jordan | Galvatron: thanks though :) | 19:35 |
theadmin | frox: Wikipedia may tell you. | 19:35 |
squidly | diverdud`: the /24 means that anything in the 192.168.1.1-254 can access that share | 19:35 |
jclbrt | oh crap i just realized i had two connections to this irc server with my client | 19:35 |
jclbrt | my bad | 19:35 |
cristipiticul | hello | 19:36 |
cristipiticul | I just wanted to thank you for your support | 19:36 |
frox | theadmin: thank you very much | 19:36 |
cristipiticul | I've just updated to 10.4 | 19:36 |
Guest67345 | Brasero complains "Couldn't find package toc2cue", apt complains "Couldn't find package toc2cue". | 19:36 |
cristipiticul | have a nice day/night | 19:36 |
ETronik | theadmin: slowtossingmotion | 19:36 |
diverdud` | squidly: ohhh okay. IS it possible to set it up so that a specific outside ip can access the share also? | 19:36 |
Pingeling | hi everybody. i set up a ubuntu server with the mini.iso with nothing but the standard installed. i want to install nvidia-glx-185 but that is not in the repository. can anyone tell me where i can find this or what i have to do? | 19:36 |
ETronik | oops | 19:36 |
marshall | hey ubuntu | 19:36 |
Guest67345 | OS=LTS | 19:36 |
ETronik | theadmin: no process found on the killall -9 | 19:37 |
Guest67345 | Any way to resolve this? | 19:37 |
jclbrt | theadmin shouldnt the effects be immediate as i configre them in ccsm | 19:37 |
jclbrt | ? | 19:37 |
Emiru | to burn an ISO do you select burn file or burn content ? | 19:37 |
jclbrt | configure* | 19:37 |
jordan | ETronik: is there still a transmission process running? | 19:37 |
theadmin | jclbrt: You kinda have to run compiz too... | 19:37 |
squidly | diverdud`: yes.. just setup a new share with the specific ip | 19:37 |
squidly | the /24 is a Class-C range. | 19:37 |
wubwab | when installing the nvidia driver that i've downloaded, do i just double-click the file and the driver installs automatically? | 19:37 |
diverdud` | squidly: how do i do that? | 19:37 |
squidly | man exports.conf | 19:37 |
ETronik | jordan theadmin thransmission-gtk process in Zombie state | 19:37 |
frox | rypervenche: you mean Ubuntu doesn't follow strictly the Debian Free Software Guidelines, do you? | 19:38 |
theadmin | Emiru: Burn... uh... burn image is normally how it's called | 19:38 |
theadmin | ETronik: Oh, then killall -9 transmission-gtk | 19:38 |
ETronik | theadmin: yes, thats what I did | 19:38 |
theadmin | frox: We don't follow that indeed. | 19:38 |
diverdud` | squidly: Would this be ok? /home/mythtv/media 45.124.123.22(rw,fsid=0,no_subtree_check) | 19:38 |
jclbrt | theadmin i think i know why | 19:38 |
squidly | yea that should work IIRC | 19:38 |
jclbrt | i forgot to enable 3D for the VM | 19:38 |
Emiru | theadmin: I had to choose between content or file :P I selected content, I'll see if it boots | 19:38 |
squidly | I dont have an example right in front of me to be sure. | 19:39 |
theadmin | Emiru: I suppose that's the right way | 19:39 |
jclbrt | gotta shut down the guest and go to the settings and enable it... hopefully my machine can handle it | 19:39 |
marshall | I'm trying to make a debian package, but it looks like something inside the package is changing during dh_make and it complains "dpkg-source: error: unrepresentable changes to source". I'm only trying to package some source I downloaded someplace else, what should I do about this? | 19:39 |
jordan | ETronik: try "pkill -9 transmission" | 19:39 |
Guest67345 | #570787 | 19:39 |
jclbrt | dont exactly have the greatest GPU in the world | 19:39 |
Guest67345 | Bug #570787 | 19:39 |
diverdud` | squidly: ? | 19:39 |
squidly | diverdud`: BUT you also have to make sure the remote client can get to all the local ports need | 19:39 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 529696 in brasero (Ubuntu Natty) "duplicate for #570787 [SRU] brasero can't copy audio cd (useless error message)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/529696 | 19:39 |
diverdud` | squidly: yes, you mean port forwarding right? | 19:40 |
squidly | diverdud`: that should work. | 19:40 |
ETronik | jordan same result window still thee, system monitor still lists the process as zombie | 19:40 |
Galvatron | Pingeling: You mean, you want nVidia's proprietary drivers? | 19:40 |
frox | theadmin: ok, I had a misconceived notion that as a derivative you would follow the guidelines | 19:40 |
diverdud` | squidly: port 22 should be enough to forward to mount drives with ftab right? | 19:40 |
squidly | diverdud`: yea.. and also not forget that NFS is clear text.. so you will be sharing that to the world | 19:40 |
theadmin | frox: Nah. | 19:40 |
squidly | diverdud`: if you do an ssh tunnel.. but I dont know if an SSH tunnel can work with NFS. I have never done that.. never wanted to. I only share NFS with my trusted hosts | 19:41 |
diverdud` | squidly: what is NFS? | 19:41 |
Pingeling | Galvatron: Yes that's what i want. if i set up a machine with a desktop image it tells me that there are some updates. bytheway i have a netbook with nvidia ion chipset. does this matter? | 19:41 |
jordan | ETronik: hurm. you were just running transmission-gtk, rather than something complicated like transmission-daemon running as a service that you don't have user permissions to kill directly? | 19:41 |
diverdud` | squidly: Network File Share = NFS? | 19:41 |
jordan | ETronik: if you can't kill it, and you have permissions to, the /simplest/ next advice is to reboot ;) | 19:42 |
squidly | NFS == Network File System | 19:42 |
squidly | (what you are trying to do) | 19:42 |
frox | theadmin: :-) ok, thanks | 19:42 |
squidly | if you need to share it out over the web.. I would recomend you look at something like sshfs | 19:42 |
diverdud` | squidly: but if i set up in /etc/exports that only a specific ip can access then im not sharing with the world right? | 19:42 |
diverdud` | squidly: then only this ip can access | 19:43 |
diverdud` | squidly: right? | 19:43 |
theadmin | frox: For instance, no Arch derivatives I know really follow the Arch way. | 19:43 |
Emiru | theadmin: did not boot :P | 19:43 |
squidly | diverdud`: in theory.. but NFS is easy to crack | 19:43 |
bsmith093 | SMART saya my disk has " a few bad sectors" should i be worried? | 19:43 |
squidly | bsmith093: how many bad sectors and how old is your drive? | 19:43 |
diverdud` | squidly: hmm yes ok....what is a better alternative? | 19:43 |
squidly | diverdud`: I said up above ;P | 19:43 |
squidly | sshfs | 19:43 |
ETronik | jordan yeah... rebooting... | 19:44 |
Benkinooby | what's the difference between the xubuntu session and the xfce session? | 19:44 |
bsmith093 | squidly: how do i check how many, and about 2 years old, but i was doing a hell of a lot of disk activity over he past week or so | 19:44 |
ETronik | jordan btw where did you find that reference to the problem by someone else ? | 19:44 |
m477 | how from console level I can make my screen darker | 19:44 |
Galvatron | Pingeling: Have you installed this Server mini.so on this netbook? | 19:44 |
Pingeling | Galvatron: jep | 19:45 |
diverdud` | squidly: o set up ssh and then NFS over ssh | 19:45 |
jclbrt | theadmin it seems i've lost my panel on the left hand side | 19:45 |
Guest67345 | Why is the manfile for mkisofs not present? | 19:45 |
Pingeling | Galvatron: writing right now in irssi on this machine | 19:45 |
theadmin | Guest67345: I thought ubuntu uses genisoimage | 19:45 |
szal | bsmith093: sudo smartctl --all /dev/sdX <- replace X with the letter corresponding to the HDD; look at things like 'Raw Read Error Rate', 'Reallocated Sector Count', 'Seek Error Rate' and the likes | 19:45 |
jordan | ETronik: I remembered seeing the ticket before and googled for it w/site:launchpad.net | 19:46 |
squidly | diverdud`: http://lmgt4u.com/?q=sshfs+faq+and+tutorial | 19:46 |
theadmin | jclbrt: I see, huh, guess Unity isn't compatible with compiz... Sorry about that | 19:46 |
jclbrt | compiz is working now tho... | 19:46 |
jclbrt | lol | 19:46 |
squidly | bsmith093: smartctl --health $device | grep `test result` | 19:46 |
diverdud` | squidly: what port doespure NFS run on? | 19:46 |
Resistance | theadmin, Guest67345: genisoimage replaced mkisofs | 19:46 |
squidly | diverdud`: a number of them actually | 19:46 |
jclbrt | is there a way to get the classic panel back? or at least other ways to access the settings etc | 19:47 |
theadmin | jclbrt: The classical panel? Sure, sudo apt-get install gnome-panel | 19:47 |
theadmin | jclbrt: HOWEVER I want to note that you no longer can add or remove widgets. | 19:47 |
jclbrt | eh | 19:47 |
jclbrt | never used them anyways :-P | 19:47 |
shomon | hi, I've been trying to get sound to work on my laptop running lubuntu 10.10 + ubuntu desktop... | 19:47 |
diverdud` | squidly: which? | 19:47 |
theadmin | jclbrt: I suggest you switch over to XFCE... It's much more functional and feels like gnome2 | 19:47 |
theadmin | jclbrt: And works with other window managers without trouble :D | 19:48 |
theadmin | jclbrt: I managed to run XFCE with i3. Weird combo huh? | 19:48 |
bsmith093 | squidly: szal, it says 10 bad sectors | 19:48 |
shomon | first it was playing double speed, then I reinstalled flash and it became normal speed, but still with no sound. ActionParsnip told me to switch to alsa and lose pulse which I did, and now... I don't know what to do... | 19:48 |
squidly | bsmith093: then dont worry about it | 19:48 |
Galvatron | Pingeling: Forget the 185.xx and get the very latest 290.10 from nVidia's website. | 19:48 |
bsmith093 | how much actual data is that? | 19:48 |
Timewarper | hey | 19:49 |
squidly | diverdud`: http://lmgt4u.com/?q=What+ports+does+NFS+run+on | 19:49 |
Pingeling | Galvatron: ok thx, i will try that | 19:49 |
Timewarper | hey | 19:49 |
shomon | alsamixer shows it is all at the right levels... | 19:49 |
szal | bsmith093: 20 KiB at worst | 19:49 |
Timewarper | my wifi adapter light blinks continuously (this happens normal when there is network traffic) when i am just idle and connect to my router. Is this a bug? | 19:50 |
bsmith093 | szal: oh thank moore, i thought it was something serious :) | 19:50 |
diverdud` | Squidy: i can also google | 19:50 |
bsmith093 | szal: how do i get them remapped | 19:50 |
squidly | szal: actually none.. most modern drives have a couple thousand spare sectors to remap badones too. | 19:50 |
szal | bsmith093: it becomes serious if you get messages of the file system being corrupted | 19:50 |
Benkinooby | !xubuntu | 19:50 |
ubottu | Xubuntu is Ubuntu with Xfce instead of !GNOME. More info at http://www.xubuntu.org and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/ - To install from Ubuntu: ยซ sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop ยป - Join #xubuntu for support - See also: !Ubuntu and !Xubuntu-Channels | 19:50 |
szal | squidly: sure that | 19:50 |
squidly | diverdud`: good.. | 19:50 |
gianni | n #ubuntu-it-chat | 19:50 |
szal | bsmith093: they should be remapped automatically | 19:50 |
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squidly | bsmith093: the bad sectors are just marked bad by the drive/SMART and remapped to some spair ones.. I would not worry until it's a couple thousand | 19:51 |
nessita | hello all! is there any guide about how to persistently mount as /home an existent partition (with homes directories in it) into an already installed Ubuntu? | 19:51 |
dob1 | hi, i updated to 11.10, why they are ruining the distribution? unity is bad, no good point on it, gnome-shell wtf is ? they are unusable, gnome-session-fallback is a joke, it only remains xfce.. but really they are making the distribution bad every release | 19:51 |
ETronik | brb | 19:51 |
jclbrt | theadmin... is there a way to get to the terminal now that i cant access the unity panel :-( | 19:52 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: you dont have to use unity | 19:52 |
bsmith093 | squidly: well, i did get fsck errors when i biooted up, where is that log stored, so i can pastebinit? | 19:52 |
theadmin | jclbrt: Try ctrl-alt-t | 19:52 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: you don't even have to use gnome | 19:52 |
jclbrt | ah... good job joe | 19:52 |
jclbrt | :-P | 19:52 |
Galvatron | Pingeling: Donload them to your home folder, get to tty1 (Alt + F1) and use a command: sudo service gdm (or lighdm, kdm etc.) stop && sudo sh ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86/x86_64-290.10.run && sudo service gdm start. At first, it wil just disable Nouveau, but when you repeat the procedure after reboot, it will install the drivers. | 19:52 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: using xfce is no bad thing, xfce is the default DE in xubuntu | 19:52 |
squidly | bsmith093: check /var/log/boot. | 19:52 |
yacc | Timewarper, probably not, WLAN especially is a shared medium, so if any other connected device broadcasts something you've got traffic. Plus modern OS tend to fetch stuff in the background all the time. | 19:52 |
theadmin | jclbrt: I'm not Joe... | 19:52 |
squidly | what file system and why did you need to reboot? | 19:52 |
jclbrt | yes i know | 19:53 |
jclbrt | it's a quote | 19:53 |
jclbrt | from a movie i cant remember | 19:53 |
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bsmith093 | squidly: my laptop and because it was off :) | 19:53 |
dob1 | ActionParsnip, this is not the point, xfce remains the only usable de... the other options are bad, who can find usable unity or gnome-shell? really.... it's better windows 98 thank gnome-shell or unity | 19:53 |
squidly | bsmith093: ahh okies.. though this was a desktop | 19:53 |
ntr0py | How can i get the configure flags which were used for my installed xserver-xorg-core ? | 19:53 |
BinaryDragon | clear | 19:54 |
Timewarper | yacc, i thought i have a trojan in my system | 19:54 |
squidly | did your FS run fine? were you able to run it manually? | 19:54 |
ActionParsnip | Pingeling: you can get the 285 driver from the xorg edgers update ppa (not the edgers ppa itself) | 19:54 |
Galvatron | Pingeling: To update the drivers, download new ones fron nvidia and repeat the whole procedure (tty --> installation). After kernel update, do the same, just add "-K" flag, to compile the module only. To uninstall do the same, just use the "--uninstall flag". | 19:54 |
resus | hi i have a question about recordfail in grub, my server sometimes hang at the menu how do i make sure this doesn't happen? i have a recordfail entry in my grub.cfg (it's just recordfail not recordfail=1) if i comment that out will update-grub overwrite the settings? thanks! | 19:54 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: in your opinion, yes. Others like it. I don't mind unity at all but only really use LXDE and Unity ocassionally | 19:54 |
dob1 | ActionParsnip, who like it? | 19:55 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: the fact is, the desktop is changable, in Windows you have zero choice, you only have the given desktop, in Linux you can change it | 19:55 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: I like it | 19:55 |
Jordan_U | resus: Yes, update-grub always overwrites the grub.cfg. Easiest solution is to add "timeout=5" to /boot/grub/custom.cfg (creating the file if it doesn't already exist). | 19:55 |
dob1 | ActionParsnip, have you seen other option from other os ? windows 7, osx, do you think that unity or gnome-shell are near to them?.... really... gnome2 was good why change it? | 19:56 |
The_BROS | What is better 11.04 with Gnome Classic + Cairo Dock or 11.10 with Gnome Classic + Cairo Dock? | 19:56 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: you'll have to ask the gnome team | 19:56 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: gnome2 is a dead project now | 19:56 |
dob1 | it was a good base, they are ruining all of it | 19:57 |
dob1 | idk | 19:57 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: also there was a survey omgubuntu and Unity was the preferred desktop setting for most people | 19:57 |
ActionParsnip | dob1: as I said, you can change the DE to whatever you like | 19:57 |
pwnguin | is there a desktop environment in 11.10 that's okay with xinerama? | 19:58 |
bsmith093 | where does fsck keep its logs for a boot time automatic scan? | 19:58 |
bsmith093 | i need to pasebin it and cant find them? | 19:59 |
orated | I want to shutdown system at a particular time. I'm using the command - sudo shutdown -P 0630 - to shutdown the system at 6.30 am and now the time is around 1am here. Is the command right? | 19:59 |
ActionParsnip | bsmith093: anything in /var/log | 19:59 |
bsmith093 | ActionParsnip: can u be slight more soecific? | 19:59 |
bsmith093 | *specific? | 19:59 |
BinaryDragon | orated, how yop for 1.05 and try it out :)u set it u | 19:59 |
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ActionParsnip | bsmith093: sorry, I can't | 19:59 |
ActionParsnip | bsmith093: let me search | 19:59 |
orated | ? | 20:00 |
BinaryDragon | how about you set it for 1.05 and try it out :) | 20:00 |
orated | Oh ok. | 20:00 |
ActionParsnip | bsmith093: look in /var/log/fsck/ | 20:00 |
orated | BinaryDragon: I could have tested before asking:) brb | 20:00 |
bsmith093 | ActionParsnip: 2 files in there, both say "(Nothing has been logged yet)" | 20:01 |
ActionParsnip | bsmith093: i see | 20:01 |
basd | hi, what is the best graphic-environment for debian/ubuntu? and which handle down-stripe with icon choice? | 20:02 |
bsmith093 | ActionParsnip: it just occurred to me, this might be a stupid question, but are these logs overwritten after every reboot? | 20:02 |
bsmith093 | casue this was 2 boots ago | 20:02 |
ActionParsnip | bsmith093: depends how your /var is stored | 20:02 |
Applesouce | Hey | 20:03 |
Tony | Hi | 20:03 |
afeijo | guys, how can I clear one user all email msgs? I just noticed that www-data has over 90k emails lol | 20:03 |
Applesouce | I have a question with my Ubuntu | 20:03 |
Applesouce | I had Ubuntu, Windows and BackTrack installed, I formatted and deleted the two partitions of BackTrack, but it's still shown in Bootup, how can I delete that? | 20:04 |
diverdud` | squidly: thx | 20:04 |
MonkeyDust | Applesouce repair grub? | 20:04 |
Applesouce | ? | 20:04 |
Applesouce | repair grub? | 20:04 |
BinaryDragon | Apple, change the grub menu | 20:04 |
ActionParsnip | Applesouce: run: sudo update-grub | 20:04 |
Applesouce | How | 20:05 |
Applesouce | ok | 20:05 |
ActionParsnip | Applesouce: in a terminal | 20:05 |
MonkeyDust | update, not repair | 20:05 |
Emiru | If I selected "Always do this" how do I undo this for ubuntu to ask me what to do every time I put a DVD in ? | 20:05 |
BinaryDragon | Applesouce, go to boot/grub/menu.lst | 20:06 |
orated | BinaryDragon: Thanks. The command with time as hhmm will make it shutdown after hhmm minutes but if its used as hh:mm it shuts down at that particular time. But I was not able to find a way to change the command to shutdown on particular day | 20:06 |
Emiru | orated: maybe check out man shutdown | 20:06 |
BinaryDragon | Applesouce, try to delete the entry in boot/grub/menu.lst | 20:06 |
Applesouce | THanks I've used update-grub but now my mouse doesnt work anymore xD | 20:06 |
orated | Emiru: Did that | 20:06 |
BinaryDragon | orated, a simple solution would be to do the math | 20:07 |
Emiru | orated: oh, then if I was you I'd put the number of hours like 72 or soemthing :P | 20:07 |
orated | BinaryDragon: Yeah for minutes, I know but I guess for date ... | 20:07 |
Applesouce | Ok I connected a mouse and everything works fine | 20:07 |
Applesouce | Now second question | 20:07 |
Galvatron | Applesouce: sudo update-grub | 20:07 |
bsmith093 | where is the log of disk errors stored?, becasue fsck, several reboots ago, ran automatically, like it does every so often, and spit back errors | 20:07 |
orated | Emiru: Ok | 20:08 |
BinaryDragon | 2 days = 48 hr and so on | 20:08 |
aeon-ltd | bsmith093: /var/log somewhere? | 20:08 |
SoWhat | hello! is there a few click solution for installing PHP+MySQL+Apache on ubuntu? | 20:08 |
Applesouce | Can I add that "missing" space to my other harddrives | 20:08 |
orated | BinaryDragon: Duh.. ok | 20:08 |
BinaryDragon | till you get to the date requested | 20:08 |
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BinaryDragon | lol | 20:08 |
ActionParsnip | Applesouce: if you boot to liveCD you can resize into the free space | 20:08 |
BinaryDragon | SoWhat, is call lamp | 20:08 |
Mr_EE1 | hello | 20:08 |
BinaryDragon | SoWhat, run tasksel | 20:08 |
Mr_EE1 | can anyone help me with compiz how to install it, please its my first time in ubuntu and compiz | 20:08 |
bsmith093 | var/log/boot is nearly empty except for two files that each have inside them, "nothing has been logged yet" | 20:08 |
Applesouce | Ok thanks | 20:08 |
murphs | In recovery mode, when i hit 'drop to root shell prompt' it asks me for root's password.. what do i do? | 20:08 |
ActionParsnip | Applesouce: its expanded into your other partitions, not drives | 20:08 |
bsmith093 | murphs: enter your sudo password | 20:09 |
aeon-ltd | bsmith093: try searching the individual application folders in there e.g fsck | 20:09 |
ActionParsnip | murphs: did you set a root password? | 20:09 |
murphs | nope | 20:09 |
Emiru | How do you completely erase a DVD content ? | 20:09 |
Applesouce | Does somebody know the format of Macintosh? | 20:09 |
Emiru | HTF+ ? | 20:09 |
Applesouce | NTFS ... ext4 ... | 20:09 |
bsmith093 | aeon-ltd: i did fsck displayed the last boot messages not the full log of all of them, from all reboots, just the most recent one?! | 20:10 |
Emiru | or hts+ cant remember | 20:10 |
bsmith093 | Emiru: hfs | 20:10 |
bsmith093 | or hfs+ | 20:10 |
Applesouce | hfs+ | 20:10 |
Applesouce | thanks :D | 20:10 |
Applesouce | gparted doesnt support that format -,- | 20:10 |
ActionParsnip | Emiru: sudo cdrecord dev=/dev/dvdrw blank=fast | 20:10 |
ActionParsnip | !hfs | 20:10 |
ubottu | To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions - For write access, see !NTFS-3g or !FUSE | 20:10 |
SoWhat | BinaryDragon: To install LAMP I need tasksel ? | 20:10 |
Emiru | bsmith093: yeah ! :P couldnt remember it | 20:11 |
Applesouce | How can I format a HDD with Ubuntu in HFS+ ? | 20:11 |
Emiru | ActionParsnip: Thanks ill try ! | 20:11 |
BinaryDragon | SoWhat, is a program that can transform your ubuntu machine to whatever you need it to do...for example a LAMP server | 20:11 |
BinaryDragon | SoWhat, Linux Apache Mysql Php | 20:11 |
BinaryDragon | that is what LAMP stands for | 20:12 |
SoWhat | BinaryDragon: i just need to develop some php scripts, not to host a server :) | 20:12 |
BinaryDragon | sudo apt-get install tasksel | 20:12 |
Mr_EE1 | guys please help me with compiz how to install it | 20:12 |
BinaryDragon | SoWhat, yea but you need the server to test your scripts | 20:12 |
bsmith093 | how do i open a root shell | 20:12 |
BinaryDragon | bsmith093, | 20:13 |
afeijo | I noticed that www-data has 90k emails! I'm using postfix, how can I clear that box?? | 20:13 |
Galvatron | Applesouce: Best use Gparted (NOT the version included in Ubuntu installer, which has a terrible interface) | 20:13 |
bsmith093 | fsck is telling me it needs a shell for interactive repairs and cannot continue even with sudo | 20:13 |
SoWhat | BinaryDragon: Will my ubuntu still be usable as desktop after installing LAMP server? :) | 20:13 |
bsmith093 | root shel how? | 20:13 |
shomon | hi, I've been trying to get sound to work on my laptop running lubuntu 10.10 + ubuntu desktop...I just switched to alsa and checked levels, but no sound plays.. | 20:13 |
shomon | from flash | 20:13 |
BinaryDragon | yea, just make sure u do not unselect what ever is selecte in tasksel, just select LAMP and install it | 20:14 |
is_null | hi all, i added my keyboard layout in symbols/us, i can load it fine with setxkbmap us dvorak-jpic, but i can't find it in gnome-keyboard-properties. What can i do ? | 20:14 |
Applesouce | Lol after I updated "Grub" it shows "Privious Ubuntu-Versions" how can I delete that :/ | 20:14 |
shomon | and mplayer | 20:14 |
bsmith093 | shomon: flash is tricky on linux systems in general, its much better than it was , but still a pain | 20:14 |
BinaryDragon | bsmith093, you really need to use google, question like this you can get and answer in a min with google | 20:14 |
Galvatron | shomon: No offence, but have you chceck the soun applet in tray (like something is muted, or else) | 20:14 |
shomon | yes, and in alsamixer | 20:14 |
shomon | I've been turning it on and off and running different programs | 20:15 |
shomon | but it's been like this for a while. | 20:15 |
shomon | I just got rid of pulseaudio thinking it was that | 20:15 |
nvz | I just copied 60gb or so worth of data off my HDD and there were a few failures anyone have a quick suggestion on how to figure out which files didn't copy. Simple filename comparison of two dirs? | 20:16 |
Emiru | sudo cdrecord dev=/dev/dvdrw blank=fast isnt working, it says try wodim blank=all | 20:16 |
Emiru | not working either | 20:16 |
guest1 | !ping | 20:16 |
ubottu | another contentless ping... sigh... | 20:16 |
ActionParsnip | nvz: md5 test the folders, if they are different then something is different | 20:16 |
guest1 | registration | ubottu | 20:16 |
guest1 | !reg | 20:16 |
Resistance | guest1, can we help you? | 20:17 |
nvz | ActionParsnip: that was my first idea but someone in another channel suggested rsync which was a no brainer | 20:17 |
ActionParsnip | nvz: I guess, it would recopy the files which are different | 20:17 |
guest1 | Resistance: how to send NICK in command `/msg nicksrv register password e-mail`? | 20:17 |
ActionParsnip | !register | 20:18 |
ubottu | Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type ยซ /nick <nickname> ยป to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 20:18 |
Resistance | guest1, you dont. it'll attempt to register whatever nick you're on | 20:18 |
Resistance | guest1, however, if you want to register a different nick, /nick to it: /nick newnickhere | 20:18 |
nvz | ActionParsnip: not if they exist already, but it'd try to | 20:18 |
guest1 | Resistance: I Do. But nothing brings back. Maybe Pidgin. | 20:19 |
nvz | ActionParsnip: only one actual file failed.. the rest were sockets | 20:19 |
Resistance | guest1, /query nickserv | 20:19 |
guest1 | OK | 20:19 |
Resistance | guest1, and then try | 20:19 |
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Applesouce | I'm on the Live CD of Ubuntu, how can I format in HFS+ | 20:19 |
Applesouce | Gparted doesnt support that | 20:19 |
Pingeling | exit | 20:20 |
msr_ | hi | 20:20 |
SoWhat | BinaryDragon: thanks! | 20:20 |
ActionParsnip | Applesouce: may help: http://ubuntuse.wordpress.com/2010/07/25/how-to-format-with-hfs-file-system/ remember HFS+ is proprietary to Apple and is not an open standard | 20:20 |
ZekeS | dont you need to use mac-fdisk from a shell for that? | 20:20 |
guest1 | hello | 20:20 |
BinaryDragon | SoWhat, it worked? | 20:20 |
SoWhat | I found a good manual http://www.linuxcandy.com/2011/11/how-to-install-lamp-in-ubuntu-1110.html | 20:21 |
ZekeS | or that lol | 20:21 |
Applesouce | Yes I will put Macintosh on there so... | 20:21 |
Applesouce | I need HFS+ | 20:21 |
ActionParsnip | Applesouce: the installer can surely format its own partitions...? | 20:21 |
Pici | SoWhat: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP may be more accurate. | 20:21 |
shomon | if I run a video, mplayer seems to still expect pulse... do I need to switch a setting somehow? | 20:21 |
shomon | it says: Failed to initialize audio driver 'pulse' | 20:22 |
guest1 | SoWhat: look at YTube , there a lot of good manual to configure LAMP | 20:22 |
SoWhat | okay, thank you all! | 20:22 |
ActionParsnip | shomon: check the audio output method in the settings | 20:22 |
is_null | hi all, i added my keyboard layout to /usr/share/X11/symbols/us, i can load it with setxkbmap us dvorak-jpic ... but dvorak-jpic is not available in the keyboard layout selection dialog | 20:24 |
shomon | my mplayer just comes up with the film... it doesn't have an interface? | 20:24 |
nvz | can I somehow run the ubuntu installer off an installed ubuntu machine like I can from a live version? | 20:25 |
shomon | ah I got out gnome mplayer now... :) | 20:25 |
shomon | sorry | 20:25 |
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msr_ | Intel(R) 82945G Express Chipset Family | 20:26 |
msr_ | ู ุตุดูู ูุงูุณ ูููุฑุซู | 20:26 |
ActionParsnip | nvz: if you want, not sure what it will do but you can install ubiquity | 20:26 |
msr_ | i want this driver | 20:26 |
msr_ | Intel(R) 82945G Express Chipset Family | 20:26 |
ActionParsnip | msr_: is it for video? | 20:26 |
tcarpent | i'm on ubuntu 10.04 and i would like to use the 3.1 kernel, what repo can i add to apt to do this? | 20:27 |
msr_ | yes | 20:27 |
nvz | ActionParsnip: not seeing that in my software center is it new in the latest release? | 20:27 |
ActionParsnip | nvz: its the app you used when you installed the OS | 20:28 |
msr_ | i use ubuntu 11.10 64bit | 20:28 |
ActionParsnip | tcarpent: you can but its not advisedor supported | 20:28 |
benbloom | If I do a fresh install of 64b ubuntu 11.10 over my 32b 11.10 build but dont format my /home partition will there be ANY potential conflicts? | 20:29 |
tcarpent | ActionParsnip: that's okay; i *need* it | 20:29 |
luis_ | hola | 20:29 |
msr_ | ?? | 20:29 |
tcarpent | ActionParsnip: what repo would I add? | 20:29 |
glebihan | benbloom, no it'll be ok | 20:29 |
Galvatron | tcarpent: A difference between the 3.x.x and the rest of Ubu 10.04 might be too big and so it might not work properly, if at all. | 20:29 |
ActionParsnip | tcarpent: there is a PPA, your OS will cease to be supported here if you use it. I suggest you installl the release with the kernel so that you are supported | 20:29 |
ActionParsnip | msr_: the driver is in a default install | 20:30 |
tcarpent | ActionParsnip: what is the PPA? | 20:30 |
msr_ | any one answer me ? | 20:30 |
Galvatron | tcarpent: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ | 20:30 |
nvz | ActionParsnip: right but I dont have that now.. heh.. I am on a running ubuntu 11.04 system I used to backup my /home from my netbook harddrive and repartition. I'd like to reinstall and put the data back on before I take the hdd out of this machine | 20:30 |
Galvatron | It contains the very latest builds from git | 20:30 |
msr_ | no it is not installed | 20:30 |
tcarpent | ActionParsnip: essentially, I've noticed that that when using kernel < 3.1 my NIC doesn't seem to work as intended; connection is usually dropped every x minutes and it is slow | 20:30 |
ActionParsnip | tcarpent: its not official and not supported here, you have been warned | 20:30 |
benbloom | so /home partition in 64b and 32b are identical? the differences are all lower level than that glebihan? | 20:30 |
msr_ | i send you photo > mom | 20:31 |
nvz | ActionParsnip: if thats not an option I can setup this machine to be a netboot installer, but my /home data back now, then reinstall via PXE on the netbook | 20:31 |
ActionParsnip | tcarpent: http://www.howopensource.com/2011/08/how-to-install-linux-kernel-3-1-rc2-oneiric-in-ubuntu-11-04-10-10-and-10-04/ there are TONNES of guides for this | 20:31 |
glebihan | benbloom, the differences are in the binaries, so nothing that goes in the home folder (there are only configuration there, which are text) | 20:31 |
Galvatron | tcarpent: Of course you must install this stuff manually. | 20:31 |
ActionParsnip | tcarpent: http://www.google.co.uk/search?gcx=w&sourceid=chrome&client=ubuntu&channel=cs&ie=UTF-8&q=ubuntu+kernel+3.1 | 20:31 |
nvz | ActionParsnip: only downside to that is, I will have all my 60gb worth of /home data sitting at the beginning of the drive which may not be a problem | 20:32 |
benbloom | great. that's exactly what i wanted to hear. thanks glebihan | 20:32 |
glebihan | benbloom, you're welcome | 20:32 |
tcarpent | ActionParsnip: if you can think of a way (preferably without recompiling the kernel) to fix my NIC drivers without updating to unstable kernel, please advise | 20:32 |
lucidguy | Trying to find all .jpgs within directory and copy to another yet get error ... what am I missing here . find . -name "*.jpg*" -exec cp {} ../security_imagesFound/ | 20:32 |
benbloom | I <3 linux | 20:32 |
tcarpent | disabling and recabling the network manager seems to do the trick for a few minutes | 20:33 |
tcarpent | *reenabling | 20:33 |
ActionParsnip | tcarpent: try disabling ipv6 is one good thing to do | 20:33 |
trism | lucidguy: you nee to end the find command with either \; or + (depending on if you want to execute the command repeatedly or ones with all the arguments on the same line) | 20:33 |
Galvatron | tcarpent: Well, kernel 3.1.x is actually the stable branch, but I would also try Ubuntu 11.04 | 20:33 |
nvz | actually thats too much like work I may have a drive around here I can setup as an installer via USB for the time being | 20:33 |
angel_ | test | 20:34 |
angel_ | clear | 20:34 |
angel_ | ls | 20:34 |
angel_ | oop | 20:34 |
angel_ | lol | 20:34 |
FloodBot1 | angel_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:34 |
lucidguy | trism: thanks .. that did the trick | 20:34 |
msr_ | http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/6839/screenshotat20111201223.png | 20:35 |
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roberto | hola | 20:36 |
msr_ | ุุ | 20:37 |
ActionParsnip | msr_: can you give a PASTEBIN of the output of: sudo lshw -C display; lsb_release -a; uname -a | 20:37 |
BinaryDragon | h | 20:38 |
msr_ | ok | 20:40 |
ActionParsnip | msr_: use: http://pastie.org | 20:40 |
msr_ | ok . thanx | 20:40 |
msr_ | http://pastie.org/2951464 | 20:43 |
ActionParsnip | msr_: looks fine, is your res too low? | 20:44 |
RoadsterGT | hey | 20:44 |
RoadsterGT | how can i check which proccesses use the internet? (have network traffic) | 20:44 |
aeon-ltd | ntop? iirc | 20:45 |
ActionParsnip | RoadsterGT: ntop maybe | 20:45 |
RoadsterGT | ActionParsnip, trying it brb | 20:45 |
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msr_ | 1024x790 | 20:46 |
ActionParsnip | !away > [AFK|OOO] | 20:46 |
ubottu | [AFK|OOO], please see my private message | 20:46 |
ActionParsnip | msr_: is it usually higher? | 20:46 |
msr_ | high | 20:46 |
msr_ | yes | 20:46 |
repozitor | how to config sendmail in ubuntu? | 20:47 |
ActionParsnip | msr_: you may need an xorg.conf file if your display is not reporting the display correctly | 20:47 |
ActionParsnip | msr_: does the system have a make and model? | 20:47 |
[AFK|OOO] | ActionParsnip: I usually don't, except in the event I'll be out a long time, in this case, four days. | 20:48 |
ActionParsnip | [AFK|OOO]: just go, you don't have to change anything | 20:48 |
zatan | Hi, how can I set my default sound card ? | 20:49 |
[AFK|OOO] | ActionParsnip: That's my choice if I want to change anything or not, either way, It's done now. | 20:49 |
repozitor | how to configure sendmail in ubuntu? :-S | 20:49 |
ActionParsnip | [AFK|OOO]: it spams the channel and is against policy, hence me telling ubottu to tell you | 20:49 |
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moonunit | hello | 20:50 |
aeon-ltd | sup. | 20:50 |
moonunit | im new to programing for the most part and have a simple questoin | 20:51 |
moonunit | where are the libs stored for ruby? | 20:51 |
fission6 | i am trying ot capture the actual url request being made in apython script on my ubuntu server, how can i capture the web api request from a script i run? | 20:51 |
moonunit | in linux? | 20:51 |
msr_ | Why write in Termanal ุ | 20:51 |
aeon-ltd | moonunit: this channel isn't really for programming | 20:51 |
moonunit | ah snap sorry thought i was in #ruby | 20:51 |
moonunit | my bad | 20:51 |
msr_ | any one speak arabic ?? | 20:51 |
aeon-ltd | !arabic | msr_ | 20:51 |
ubottu | msr_: For Arabic language support, please : /join #ubuntu-arabic : ููุญุตูู ุนูู ุงูุฏุนู ุจุงููุบุฉ ุงูุนุฑุจูุฉ | 20:51 |
fission6 | any ideas? | 20:52 |
chalcedony | in the 11.04 live cd how do i find a terminal ? | 20:52 |
aeon-ltd | chalcedony: the menus? unity dock? | 20:52 |
fission6 | justniffer any good? | 20:52 |
JokesOnYou77 | chalcedony: If you're using GNOME, press Ctrl+Alt+T | 20:53 |
chalcedony | fission6 umm explain slowly? | 20:53 |
chalcedony | ah | 20:53 |
Galvatron | chalcedony: Application --> Accessories | 20:53 |
chalcedony | YAY | 20:54 |
chalcedony | Galvatron sure it is, in ubutu classic - but the live cd is doing that new thing i dn't like | 20:54 |
chalcedony | is there an irc client in the live cd? | 20:54 |
Galvatron | chalcedony: The live version gas Unity? | 20:55 |
aeon-ltd | chalcedony: xchat | 20:55 |
chalcedony | Galvatron it seems to | 20:55 |
Galvatron | chalcedony: Quassel and XChat | 20:55 |
chalcedony | aeon-ltd oh cool | 20:55 |
ActionParsnip | chalcedony: you can install apps in the liveCD environment you know | 20:56 |
chalcedony | ActionParsnip *hugs* good to see you - yes it seems to want me to install it | 20:56 |
ActionParsnip | chalcedony: it can be done :) | 20:57 |
chalcedony | enable universe and install it | 20:57 |
technoviking | is it possible to remove the panel bar from a second monitor in Unity Ubuntu 11.10? | 20:57 |
tcarpent | how does one change the boot order in grub while still using update-grub? | 20:59 |
fission6 | sudo gdebi justniffer_0.5.8_amd64.deb | 20:59 |
ActionParsnip | tcarpent: do you want windows to be the top option? | 20:59 |
tcarpent | ActionParsnip: I do indeed | 20:59 |
moonunit | how can i open something from term. but beable to use term after? when i close term gedit closes aswell | 21:01 |
ActionParsnip | tcarpent: then say that, its a clearer question | 21:01 |
ActionParsnip | tcarpent: sudo mv /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober /etc/grub.d/06_os-prober; sudo update-grub | 21:01 |
RoadsterGT | My wifi adapter light blinks even though i am not accessing the internet. Is there a way to find what processes send/receive data? | 21:01 |
tcarpent | ActionParsnip: thanks | 21:01 |
JokesOnYou77 | moonunit: Are you backgrounding gedit? As in: gedit& | 21:02 |
moonunit | no | 21:02 |
moonunit | is that what i should do? | 21:02 |
moonunit | that was simple TY JokesOnYou77 , dont know how i never used that command pretty new to linux though | 21:03 |
JokesOnYou77 | moonunit: Yes. So long as the terminal window stays open you can start new tasks and automatically set them to operate in the background by adding "&" (no quotes) after the command | 21:03 |
tcarpent | moonunit: gedit & > /dev/null 2>&1 | 21:03 |
bsmith093 | when i rebooted, fsck told me i have errors, theres the boot.log http://pastebin.com/8YdGfW00 how screwed am I? | 21:04 |
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JokesOnYou77 | or what this^ which is over my head :P | 21:04 |
moonunit | gedit should run normaly in Bg mode right? just cant close term? | 21:04 |
JokesOnYou77 | moonunit: yep | 21:04 |
moonunit | awesome ty | 21:04 |
MonkeyDust | moonunit type gedit& | 21:04 |
moonunit | yea i got it. | 21:05 |
ActionParsnip | bsmith093: not very as you can restore important data from backup | 21:05 |
MonkeyDust | ah tcarpent said the same thing | 21:05 |
JokesOnYou77 | moonunit: yw. Ask questions any time. I love learning about the terminal | 21:05 |
bsmith093 | ActionParsnip: yes but hs that been taken care of for me, with the bad secto0rs? | 21:05 |
platzhirsch | I just installed Ubuntu 10.10 and falsely entered my full name as user name, now I want to change it using only my surname. Can this be done? I am not talking about the user id which is just correct | 21:05 |
tcarpent | moonuit: what i typed quiets the binary that you launched so you can use the terminal without being bugged by random messages | 21:05 |
platzhirsch | I am concerned with the name display at login | 21:06 |
gedO | Hello Open People | 21:06 |
platzhirsch | <this>@<machine_name> <- this is ok | 21:06 |
JokesOnYou77 | tcarpent: could you axplain the second part of your gedit command? Are you sending the output to a file somewhere? | 21:06 |
gedO | I'm want to ask you if there any other Linux stores, where I can buy linux things??? | 21:06 |
gedO | Mugs and other stuff | 21:06 |
gedO | ? | 21:06 |
Yahosain | hi I want to mount /dev/sr1 on somewhere with this option: type iso9660 (ro) | 21:07 |
bsmith093 | ActionParsnip: dmesg http://pastebin.com/zW7PAR2x and dmesg.0 http://pastebin.com/qCVSuv4B | 21:07 |
tcarpent | JokesOnYou77: > /dev/null sends standard output to the bit bucket (/dev/null is a logical device that doesn't do anything with the data sent to it). 2>&1 just says send the standard error stream to the same place you sent the standard output stream | 21:07 |
oCean | gedO: this channel is for ubuntu tech support only. Maybe try #ubuntu-offtopic channel | 21:07 |
nikolam | newest wine stopped starting StarCraft game for me. I am using 10.04 LTS 64bit | 21:07 |
oCean | nikolam: maybe try wine support? For example #winehq channel | 21:08 |
nikolam | oCean, great idea. | 21:08 |
JokesOnYou77 | tcarpent: Thanks. how does that differ from using nohup? | 21:08 |
chalcedony | i do not think this live cd installation can see the lan ? | 21:08 |
nikolam | oCean, but since Ubuntu updates are known for changing bunch of things, might be interested for host system, too. | 21:09 |
oCean | nikolam: we don't support programs running-or-not on wine. This channel is more about does-wine-run-on-ubuntu | 21:10 |
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chalcedony | oCean nicely put | 21:11 |
Wolfsherz | in oneiric, where can i set font size, screen timeout, and such "should be there"-settings... | 21:11 |
nikolam | yes, of course. | 21:11 |
chalcedony | is there a trick to getting live cd to see the network? | 21:11 |
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zetsubou | After installing xubuntu-desktop in a standard ubuntu 11.10, notifications have stopped appearing in unity. any ideas on how to restore them? | 21:12 |
Galvatron | chalcedony: For a wired one, it should be seen by default. As for the Wi-Fi, sometimes you have to give the WPA/WEP key | 21:12 |
zetsubou | nevermind, i'm an idiot. they're on my other monitor | 21:13 |
tcarpent | JokesOnYou77: might be the exact same, i never use nohup | 21:14 |
nikolam | chalcedny, if its newer livecd and network card is supported, then yes. Use lspci to see info on pci cards/network ID and see what hardware you have. Otherwise livecd behaves exactly like installed system, just it is Live. (you can add drivers, PPA repositories etc) | 21:14 |
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tash | is there something I can set, so that any time a file is created in a certain folder or copied to this certain folder, that the file(s) gets set with 777? | 21:15 |
oCean | !afk > rymate1234 | 21:16 |
ubottu | rymate1234, please see my private message | 21:16 |
Ippo | Hi I am Ippo. | 21:16 |
rymate1234 | hi oCean | 21:17 |
oCean | Ippo: hello, do you have a ubuntu support question? | 21:17 |
rymate1234 | plz excuse my znc | 21:17 |
Ippo | Not at all. | 21:17 |
rymate1234 | it thought i was afk | 21:17 |
area51pilot | I started my system after it powered off due to batt....now uon boot it indicates"grub>" ...is it bootable | 21:17 |
Ippo | I don't fuckin' know how to install linux & shit. | 21:17 |
oCean | rymate1234: ah, please try to make it less noisy | 21:17 |
oCean | Ippo: control your language here, please | 21:17 |
rymate1234 | ocean - ask bt to make my connection stable xD | 21:18 |
Galvatron | area51pilot: You need to recover GRUB | 21:18 |
area51pilot | how | 21:18 |
MonkeyDust | Ippo what distro do you prefer? | 21:18 |
guntbert | tash: don't set files 777 unless you have a *very good reason* because in most cases it it a bad ideaโข | 21:19 |
Ippo | I told you I don't know anything about it. | 21:19 |
oCean | Ippo: ok, be aware that this channel is for tech ubuntu support only, not social chat | 21:19 |
MonkeyDust | Ippo then first make up your mind and come back for questions | 21:19 |
Ippo | You guys are so serious. | 21:20 |
area51pilot | I started my system after it powered off due to batt....now upon boot it indicates"grub>" ... how do I recover GRUB | 21:20 |
TeamFDcoAdmin | Yep | 21:20 |
MonkeyDust | Ippo if you want light social chat, youv've come to the wrong place | 21:20 |
Ippo | Oh I forgot. Guys who use Linux and all that crap don't have any social life. | 21:20 |
Galvatron | area51pilot: http://odzangba.wordpress.com/2011/05/14/455/ | 21:21 |
TeamFDcoAdmin | wtg who kicked me | 21:21 |
ActionParsnip | area51pilot: boot to liveCD then fsck the partition and/or reinstate grub to the mbr | 21:21 |
cari__veri | hello, hardwired internet connection fails in ubuntu. what can I do ? | 21:21 |
rymate1234 | i think lppo is tro | 21:21 |
JokesOnYou77 | tcarpent: cool, thanks man | 21:21 |
oCean | TeamFDcoAdmin: no one kicked you, you had a client quit | 21:21 |
ActionParsnip | cari__veri: can you ping 8.8.8.8 ? | 21:21 |
cari__veri | ActionParsnip: network unreachable | 21:22 |
ActionParsnip | cari__veri: then run: sudo lshw -C network use the product line to find guides online | 21:23 |
mgeary | :/ | 21:23 |
maxflax | Any network guru's here? | 21:24 |
mgeary | so, i'm trying to install php5-gd on Karmic, and i'm getting 404 errors from archive.ubuntu.com. | 21:24 |
oCean | maxflax: just go ahead and ask your actual question in the channel | 21:24 |
mgeary | but in checking, i see that Hardy Heron is still up there, so i'm wondering why Karmic is gone. Can i get those packages elsewhere? | 21:24 |
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MonkeyDust | is Karmic still supported? | 21:24 |
maxflax | Hi, I am getting really slow transfer rates from my nas with samba - I wonder how to tweak it for best performance | 21:24 |
oCean | MonkeyDust: no, EOL last april | 21:25 |
boooh | can someone kick oCean? he/she's very annoying | 21:25 |
maxflax | Tried the transfer with no diskwriting and get speed 942Mbit/s NIC 2 NIC but when using samba Im only in the speed 256Mbit/s | 21:25 |
MonkeyDust | maxflax Karmic is no longer supported | 21:25 |
area51pilot_ | ActionParsnip / Galvatron: does it matter that it is a WUBI installed sys? | 21:25 |
oCean | boooh: stop that | 21:25 |
TeamFDcoAdmin | Hey. I have a question. I once tried to install Ubuntu 11.10, but at install i got a kernel panic each time. Live interface runs. Now im running Ubunti 10.10 and im wondering if i could upgade to 11.10 without having my system all messed up... | 21:25 |
maxflax | MonkeyDust: Im not using Karmic | 21:26 |
ActionParsnip | area51pilot_: doesn't matter, the OS is just stored differently. Its the same OS | 21:26 |
cca | iu | 21:26 |
conntrack | care = no | 21:26 |
boooh | can someone kick oCean? he/she's very annoying | 21:26 |
MonkeyDust | maxflax wrong nick, sorry, i was addressing mgeary | 21:26 |
ActionParsnip | maxflax: set different TCP_SOCKET options in /etc/samba/smb.conf | 21:26 |
tash | guntbert: I know. Guess they don't need 777 | 21:26 |
conntrack | Nothing better to do eh? | 21:26 |
MonkeyDust | mgeary Karmic is no longer supported | 21:26 |
mgeary | MonkeyDust: wait, so 8.x is supported, but 9.x isn't?? | 21:26 |
area51pilot_ | actionparsnip: thx I have the live CD up now | 21:26 |
tash | but I want any files copied or created to a folder to at least by 766 ... or even 666 | 21:27 |
tash | I need them to be readable and writeable | 21:27 |
maxflax | ActionParsnip: Explain a little closer what u mean.. what diffrent should I set and how does it affect speed? | 21:27 |
ActionParsnip | area51pilot_: you have a LOT of messing around to do as you used wubi, a normal install is a tonne easier | 21:27 |
MonkeyDust | mgeary 8.04 is an LTS, i think | 21:27 |
mgeary | well, so those packages are just gone? surely i can point apt-get to somewhere else and still get them? | 21:28 |
ActionParsnip | maxflax: there are a tonne of options you can add, there are sampls online, you change them on the server side, you'll need to restart the smbd service to apply the settings' | 21:28 |
ActionParsnip | mgeary: 8.04 is only supported on the server | 21:28 |
huh | I seem to have alsa pick wrong. /proc/asound/cards says 0 Generic and 1 SB ; /proc/asound/modules both say snd_hda_indel. So how do I force it to the SB? | 21:28 |
TeamFDcoAdmin | Any suggestions? | 21:29 |
ActionParsnip | mgeary: none of the 8.04 desktop, 8.10, 9.04 and 9.10 are dead and gone | 21:29 |
ActionParsnip | TeamFDcoAdmin: I'd go for a clean install of oneiric | 21:30 |
guntbert | TeamFDcoAdmin: the way will be 10.10->11.04->11.10 | 21:30 |
MonkeyDust | or a fresh install | 21:30 |
RoadsterGT | how can i connect to an unencrypted wpa router from terminal? | 21:31 |
TeamFDcoAdmin | guntbert, yes, i know but could it harm my system i i upgrade? | 21:31 |
MonkeyDust | RoadsterGT there's iwlist and iwconfig | 21:31 |
nikolam | as I understand, you update 8.04 to 10.04 directly, since it is next and current LTS release | 21:31 |
guntbert | TeamFDcoAdmin: in my experience not, but you see opinions differ - in any case you should back up your data first | 21:31 |
RoadsterGT | MonkeyDust, i know the SSID what is the command to use? | 21:31 |
TeamFDcoAdmin | guntbert, okay im gonna upgrade as soon as i backed up my data thanks for your answer | 21:32 |
MonkeyDust | RoadsterGT try iwlist ap (stands for acces point) | 21:32 |
ActionParsnip | RoadsterGT: iwconfig can do it, or if you use wicd, it has wicd-curses :) | 21:32 |
guntbert | TeamFDcoAdmin: Good luck :-) | 21:32 |
RoadsterGT | ActionParsnip, i dont want to use wicd-curses | 21:33 |
feydr | just upgraded && sound keeps muting/unmuting very fast producing a clipping noise -- you can pop into alsamixer && see the channels muting/unmuting -- ideas? | 21:34 |
SoWhat | is there a way to see all opened windows like in MacOS? | 21:34 |
andyn | SoWhat: in unity? press win+w | 21:34 |
SoWhat | andyn: thanks! | 21:35 |
huh | any suggestions on how to set the default sound card? I can't force the index in alsa-base since they use the same module apparently | 21:35 |
SoWhat | how about seeing all windows from currently opened app? | 21:35 |
ActionParsnip | RoadsterGT: then iwconfig willdo it | 21:35 |
Aric | Starting a VPS, which OS should I use? | 21:36 |
huh | Aric: debian | 21:36 |
Aric | Debian 6, instead of Ubuntu Server 10.04? | 21:37 |
twisted` | yo this is driving me nuts, I have a SMB share on my Mac which mounts fine on a Windows PC but my Ubuntu machine refuses | 21:37 |
guntbert | Aric: this channel is for ubuntu technical support | 21:37 |
ActionParsnip | huh: debian isn't supported here | 21:37 |
twisted` | all I get is: [ 555.591631] CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -22 | 21:37 |
twisted` | username is correct, password is correct, workgroup is correct... | 21:37 |
qmanjr5 | What is the process command iphone-set-info doing under root? And why is it taking so much of my CPU? | 21:38 |
huh | ActionParsnip: I know | 21:38 |
ActionParsnip | huh: then why ask? | 21:38 |
huh | ActionParsnip: I didn't. I asked about setting default sound card in oneric | 21:39 |
andyn | SoWhat: i'm not sure about that. maybe someone more experienced with compiz can help. | 21:39 |
ActionParsnip | huh: ah misread, my bad. | 21:39 |
ActionParsnip | huh: you can set it in Sound icon in dash under the hardware tab | 21:40 |
Aric | Question :: Is there any reason to use Ubuntu Server 11.04 vs 10.04 as I have both options on Rackspace? | 21:40 |
cari__veri | how to set compiz back to the very standard settings ? | 21:40 |
huh | ActionParsnip: in the os, I dont have windowmanagers | 21:40 |
andyn | i tried setting a key for "initiate window picker for window group" in ccsm but it did nothing on chrome with multiple windows, though. | 21:41 |
ActionParsnip | huh: so what is drawing your app windows? | 21:41 |
huh | ActionParsnip: I don't have any, | 21:41 |
ActionParsnip | huh: I see, server install? | 21:42 |
guntbert | Aric: 10.04 is LTS, supported until 2015 | 21:42 |
Aric | but any packages that wont work or anything like that? | 21:42 |
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huh | ActionParsnip: no, I'll be running an X app in x-server directly. but that seems irrelevant to my sound. :) | 21:42 |
Aric | anything 11.04 does that 10.04 doesnt as i prefer lts | 21:43 |
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ActionParsnip | Aric: newer kernel, newer drivers, Unity is in 1.04 too but has gnome classic | 21:43 |
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Aric | Server doesn't care about Unity | 21:44 |
huh | Aric: check that it's LTS you prabably want an LTS release | 21:44 |
ActionParsnip | huh: http://askubuntu.com/questions/14077/how-can-i-change-the-default-audio-device-from-command-line | 21:45 |
acu | hey guys - I want to WRITE on the Desktop - any application for it ? | 21:45 |
ActionParsnip | Aric: if you are installing server then go for LTS | 21:45 |
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ActionParsnip | acu: there is a compiz plugin for fire | 21:45 |
warfaren | acu you can draw on the desktop with compiz | 21:45 |
warfaren | actually theres one to draw red paint too | 21:46 |
ActionParsnip | Aric: you _could_ use precise which is the next lts but is only in alpha 1 | 21:46 |
huh | ActionParsnip: seems to assume pulseaudio | 21:46 |
Aric | Last Question :: Ubuntu is based on Debian, so what advantages would Ubuntu Server 10.04 have over Debian 6 - or differences that I would care about for a server? | 21:46 |
acu | thanks guys - I wanted something without the need of 3d driver | 21:46 |
platzhirsch | What's the name of the Main Menu Editor in Ubuntu, it seems to be not implemented | 21:46 |
SoWhat | andyn: It looks like there isnt such keyboard shortcut :( | 21:46 |
MonkeyDust | platzhirsch try alacarte | 21:47 |
platzhirsch | thanks | 21:47 |
ActionParsnip | huh: I believe its default across the board | 21:48 |
platzhirsch | MonkeyDust: interesting, alacarte tells me the program is in the main menu, but using the dash screen, it does not appear, hard to add it to the jumper menu | 21:49 |
platzhirsch | MonkeyDust: restart ftw | 21:50 |
qmanjr5 | Can someone help me with nTop? I keep getting the following output when running the command ntop: http://pastebin.com/VTd7kFv0 | 21:51 |
BetaArk | Hi! Can someone help me with the following error: cannot read the Linux reader. | 21:51 |
hackurx | Hi | 21:51 |
hackurx | what read the Linux reader? | 21:53 |
hackurx | BetaArk??? | 21:53 |
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zerribert | hey guys for some reason i cant change chmod options on any files. if i try via console (as root even) it doesnt have any effect. also if i try using the UI and hitting the checkbox "allow this file to run as program" the checkbox unchecks itself after 1 second... wtf is this | 21:54 |
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qmanjr5 | Can someone help me with nTop? I keep getting the following output when running the command ntop: http://pastebin.com/VTd7kFv0 | 21:54 |
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ActionParsnip | qmanjr5: what version of ntop? | 21:55 |
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ActionParsnip | qmanjr5: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/mandriva-30/ntop-howto-289985/ | 21:56 |
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FloodBot1 | lillo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:56 |
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arand | zerribert: What filessystem? | 21:56 |
BlaDe^ | .... | 21:57 |
Emiru | whats the command to see the channel list again ? | 21:57 |
BlaDe^ | Emiru: /list | 21:57 |
Emiru | BlaDe: thanks :) | 21:57 |
leo-unglaub | hi, is btrfs ready for the use on my desktop client? | 22:00 |
MonkeyDust | qmanjr5 try ntop -P ~ | 22:00 |
twisted` | ok I've found out the problem lies here: | 22:02 |
twisted` | Server requested LANMAN password (share-level security) but 'client lanman auth' is disabled | 22:02 |
Galvatron | leo-unglaub: As far as I know it's still not as fast as ext4, but the work on it keeps goiing | 22:02 |
twisted` | but I cannot 'change my smb.conf' cause it's OSX where the share is coming from | 22:02 |
twisted` | so how do I explain to ubuntu that it should be not caring or enable it? | 22:02 |
leo-unglaub | Galvatron: okay, thx for the status update | 22:03 |
Galvatron | Np | 22:04 |
Galvatron | Bu I'm not sure if my info is fully up to date | 22:05 |
saquib | iiubi | 22:05 |
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oCean | !afk > johnp_80[A] | 22:07 |
ubottu | johnp_80[A], please see my private message | 22:07 |
saquib | h | 22:10 |
bytesaber_work | is this currently "the way" to install java for my browser in 10.04 ? | 22:12 |
bytesaber_work | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1517979 | 22:12 |
main-user | hello everybody | 22:12 |
reisio | hello | 22:12 |
bytesaber_work | !install jaba | 22:12 |
main-user | ubuntu hackers | 22:12 |
bytesaber_work | !install java | 22:12 |
main-user | lol | 22:12 |
bytesaber_work | !bot tell me about java | 22:13 |
ubottu | bytesaber_work, please see my private message | 22:13 |
ThinkT510 | !java | bytesaber_work | 22:13 |
ubottu | bytesaber_work: To just use java you need a "Java Runtime Environment" (JRE) and/or a browser plugin. If that is not sufficient you will need a "Java Development Kit" (JDK) aka "Software Development Kit" (SDK). Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java about how to install one of three current implementations. | 22:13 |
bytesaber_work | awesome thank you | 22:13 |
main-user | im sorry people but the unity isnt the best choice for ubuntu | 22:13 |
bytesaber_work | main-user, it's "the future" we know this because conanical said so | 22:14 |
Myrtti | main-user: you're welcome to discuss that in #ubuntu-offtopic | 22:14 |
Myrtti | this channel is for support only | 22:14 |
OerHeks | !nounity | 22:14 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 11.10 uses GNOME 3 with the !unity shell by default. To use GNOME Shell instead, install the "gnome-shell" package and investigate "gnome-tweak-tool". For GNOME Fallback mode, which is similar to GNOME 2, install "gnome-panel". Both packages will place entries in the Sessions dropdown. Using Natty? See !classic | 22:14 |
main-user | ohhh--- | 22:14 |
main-user | i didnt know that | 22:14 |
main-user | sorry | 22:14 |
bytesaber_work | Gnome3 doesn't work with Compiz. another fail | 22:15 |
main-user | yes that's true | 22:15 |
qmanjr5 | MonkeyDust, that worked, but then I got http://pastebin.com/dxK760JA after entering the password | 22:15 |
bytesaber_work | main-user, to be honest, i said screw it and went back to 10.04 | 22:15 |
main-user | or the latest 11.04 | 22:16 |
bytesaber_work | main-user, then downlaoded fire fox 8 and i just run it from my own dir | 22:16 |
main-user | well | 22:16 |
bytesaber_work | main-user, 11.04 isn't long term and uses unity | 22:16 |
main-user | its one option yes | 22:16 |
main-user | look but there is a way | 22:16 |
bytesaber_work | main-user, it might use gnome2 tho. not sure if you're forced to use gnome3 in 11.04 | 22:16 |
main-user | making the fallback | 22:16 |
bytesaber_work | main-user, all my stuff, like adobe AIR, gnome2, compiz, etc all work in 10.04 | 22:17 |
main-user | yes but the support is reaching to the end | 22:17 |
bytesaber_work | main-user, and i'm just gambling or buying time that ubuntu / gnome3 will get fixed or give me the time to figure out where to go next | 22:17 |
bytesaber_work | main-user, 10.04 goes into 2013 | 22:17 |
main-user | yes there is always other options | 22:18 |
main-user | 2013' | 22:18 |
oCean | main-user: bytesaber_work, please don't continue the general discussion here | 22:18 |
main-user | the 11.04, can be putted to work with gnome 2 | 22:18 |
bytesaber_work | oCean, why? we're talking about ubuntu support | 22:19 |
qmanjr5 | can someone help me setup SSH? | 22:19 |
safak | hi | 22:19 |
main-user | and the portuguese magic box 16 (caixa mรกgica 16) works with the gnome 2, .... look the people need help for their problems in linux ...thanks BYTESABER im in stand by... | 22:21 |
bytesaber_work | main-user, pm me if you want to discuss more. *shrug* | 22:22 |
oCean | bytesaber_work: Yes, that's debatable, but please use #ubuntu-offtopic for general discussion, to keep this channel strictly for actual support issues. | 22:23 |
PeeOnYou | is there a way to shut off the disk utility for good? | 22:23 |
PeeOnYou | goddamn thing pops 20 messages up every 10 minutes saying i have a hard disk error | 22:23 |
oCean | PeeOnYou: control your language here, please. | 22:23 |
PeeOnYou | sorry | 22:24 |
szal | is that nick ok w/ the CoC/guidelines? | 22:24 |
PeeOnYou | it's weird because i've used other distros and none of them bother me about my disk | 22:24 |
PeeOnYou | but ubuntu has a heart attack about it | 22:25 |
twocarlo | some minors were also here | 22:25 |
bytesaber_work | oCean, all good | 22:25 |
airtonix | in previous versions of ubuntu, zenity was installed by default. Is there a comparable program installed by default from 11.10 and onwards? | 22:26 |
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dennda | Can a non-root user set a cronjob for himself? | 22:28 |
warfaren | sure | 22:29 |
TImewarper | i am running chkrootkit and it says package not installed, when it is installed. what can i do? | 22:29 |
dennda | How would I do that from the commandline? | 22:29 |
warfaren | hm. maybe edit the crontab? | 22:29 |
reisio | TImewarper: dpkg -L chkrootkit | grep bin | 22:29 |
warfaren | or you can use the at command? | 22:29 |
robin0800 | bytesaber_work: compiz does work with gnome classic but it needs a hack to work | 22:29 |
TImewarper | reisio, i get no results | 22:30 |
kesi | hi all, I'm trying to install on a new laptop using usb and when I boot to the usb drive (followed directions on site) I just get a blinking cursor. I've gone through the process a few times and reformatted the usb drive a few times and nothing has made a difference | 22:30 |
reisio | TImewarper: then it's not there | 22:30 |
reisio | TImewarper: okay actually you can dig a little more with just dpkg -L chkrootkit | 22:30 |
ari_ | i am having problems installing the alpha ver,everything goes smooth after all is done i click on restart and all i get is a black screen | 22:31 |
ari_ | any clues? | 22:32 |
auronandace | !12.04 Z ari_ | 22:32 |
ubottu | auronandace: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 22:32 |
auronandace | !12.04 | ari_ | 22:32 |
ubottu | ari_: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) will be the sixteenth release of Ubuntu. Codename announcement here: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/784 | Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 22:32 |
ari_ | i am having problems installing the alpha ver,everything goes smooth after all is done i click on restart and all i get is a black screen? | 22:34 |
oCean | ari_: support for alpha is in #ubuntu+1 channel, not here | 22:35 |
yeats | !12.04 | auronandace | 22:35 |
ubottu | auronandace: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) will be the sixteenth release of Ubuntu. Codename announcement here: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/784 | Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 22:35 |
yeats | auronandace: sorry - meant for ari_ (now gone apparently) | 22:35 |
windparadise | hello, I m in a hot water, please help me, while on a folder, /var/www I run this command mv /* /home/afidegnum/Documents next ican't see anything in my root folder again, and nothing seems to work, what do i do ? | 22:37 |
kesi | hi all, I'm trying to install on a new laptop using usb and when I boot to the usb drive (followed directions on site) I just get a blinking cursor. I've gone through the process a few times and reformatted the usb drive a few times and nothing has made a difference. Suggestions? | 22:37 |
warfaren | well that's it, if you write mv /* you move everything away from root.. not good | 22:38 |
yeats | windparadise: go to /home/afidegnum/Documents and move everything back to / ? | 22:38 |
warfaren | doesn't matter what folder you're in. if you meant to move everything from the folder you were in you should've typed mv ./* ... | 22:38 |
windparadise | there is no folder there, | 22:38 |
JokesOnYou77 | kesi: How long have you waited with the blinking prompt? | 22:38 |
windparadise | and commans are not responding any more | 22:38 |
yeats | windparadise: you may need to reinstall :-/ | 22:39 |
warfaren | that's becaues you moved the mv binary, so it cant find it | 22:39 |
kesi | JokesOnYou77, at least 15 minutes a few times | 22:39 |
kesi | JokesOnYou77, maybe even longer | 22:39 |
ari_ | no luck 4 me installing the alpha version that came out 2day | 22:39 |
warfaren | best thing you could do imo is boot a live cd and mount your partition and sort everything out | 22:39 |
atrus | windparadise: booting a recovery cd should let you mount the filesystem and move stuff back | 22:39 |
yeats | !12.04 | ari_ | 22:39 |
ubottu | ari_: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) will be the sixteenth release of Ubuntu. Codename announcement here: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/784 | Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 22:39 |
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windparadise | hmm, I am currently running on vmware | 22:40 |
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windparadise | how do i do that? | 22:40 |
ari_ | actually i can do it to an intel desktop no prob but my amd no go | 22:40 |
ari_ | any help guys | 22:40 |
yeats | windparadise: put an ISO image in the virtual CD drive and boot from there | 22:41 |
reisio | windparadise: please don't cross post | 22:41 |
windparadise | hmm, ok, try8ing | 22:41 |
warfaren | well, boot the virtual machine with your ubuntu install iso and boot from CD-rom | 22:41 |
pp7 | anyone know a way around this glitch bug?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPqpxXldLlA | 22:41 |
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FrankZZ | :D | 22:42 |
reisio | pp7: what's your graphics device? | 22:42 |
pp7 | nvidia | 22:42 |
pp7 | reisio: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GT216 [GeForce GT 330M] (rev a2) | 22:43 |
reisio | pp7: and which driver are you using | 22:43 |
boxbeatsy | hi, i just bought a new laptop. what's the easiest way for me to duplicate my current ubuntu system onto the new laptop? | 22:43 |
boxbeatsy | looking to move software, packages, and files | 22:43 |
ari_ | is any one having problems installing 12.04 in an AMD machine with Nvidia Graphics? | 22:43 |
koala_ | :) | 22:43 |
pp7 | reisio: Nvidia 280.13 | 22:43 |
reisio | ari_: ...you, maybe? | 22:43 |
JokesOnYou77 | kesi: what kind of computer is it? | 22:44 |
pp7 | reisio: came preinstalled with 11.10 | 22:44 |
reisio | preinstalled? | 22:44 |
reisio | I think not | 22:44 |
pp7 | reisio: ok will installed automatically | 22:44 |
pp7 | well* | 22:44 |
reisio | ah okay | 22:44 |
reisio | pp7: and lspci -k | less says that's what's being used? | 22:44 |
pp7 | yep | 22:45 |
reisio | okay | 22:45 |
reisio | maybe you should try nouveau :D | 22:45 |
pp7 | yuk | 22:45 |
reisio | heh | 22:45 |
reisio | pp7: you could try a different version of the nvidia driver, as well | 22:45 |
reisio | pp7: as well as different combinations of the nvidia driver version and kernel version | 22:46 |
reisio | sometimes there are incompatibilities between the two | 22:46 |
reisio | for ati as well | 22:46 |
pp7 | reisio: so u think its driver related | 22:46 |
reisio | and probably even the open source ones | 22:46 |
pp7 | hmm | 22:46 |
reisio | pp7: my first guess | 22:46 |
reisio | pp7: was it always like that? | 22:46 |
pp7 | yep | 22:46 |
benbloom | ack! think i broke X! can someone help me out? | 22:46 |
reisio | benbloom: you don't know? | 22:46 |
pp7 | reisio: only happens if i use panel transparency | 22:46 |
benbloom | when i'm booting screen freezes before the login prompt | 22:47 |
pp7 | resio: from the unity, experimental tab in ccsm | 22:47 |
benbloom | system totally locks, can't even get to a tty | 22:48 |
reisio | pp7: ... | 22:50 |
Jikan | hi, I've a server which had an iptables configuration script who crashed, seems to have crashed juste after setting all traffic to DROP and of course just before allowing at least SSH. I'm now on rescue mode but I can't find ANY script restoring iptables at startup | 22:50 |
Jikan | (the server had no firewall before that) | 22:50 |
Phr3d13 | Having a problem getting my Ubuntu to boot, tried nomodeset noquiet nosplash text, but it still puts up the splash screen and still locks up before I can hit the key combo for terminal | 22:50 |
pp7 | reisio: ... ?? | 22:51 |
reisio | you might have mentioned that upfront | 22:51 |
reisio | or not mentioned it at all, knowing how to avoid it | 22:51 |
Jikan | so, where can I find this ***** script restoring these bad rules at stratup ? | 22:51 |
reisio | Jikan: you know how to chroot? | 22:52 |
reisio | oh you're in rescue mode, sorry though liveCD for some reason | 22:52 |
reisio | Jikan: services --status-all ? | 22:52 |
benbloom | ack! think i broke X! can someone help me out? when i'm booting, the screen freezes before the login prompt. system totally locks up, I can't even get to a tty. I was trying to add a second moniter to my setup when this happen. think it's something with x.org? PLEASE HELP! | 22:53 |
Jikan | hmm, rescue mode is actually another ubuntu running and letting me access my server's hdd | 22:53 |
PeeOnYou | so.. anyone know how to stop disk utility's 5 bagillion annoying popups about my disk possibly failing? | 22:53 |
PeeOnYou | one notification is more than enough | 22:54 |
PeeOnYou | repeated notifications are just tedious | 22:54 |
Jikan | like, I've my / mounted on /mnt/sda5 | 22:54 |
warfaren | how about getting a new hdd? :D | 22:55 |
PeeOnYou | well yes | 22:55 |
PeeOnYou | ideally i will | 22:55 |
PeeOnYou | but not right now | 22:55 |
PeeOnYou | besides the error it's freaking out about isn't that major | 22:55 |
warfaren | yeah, just kidding. sorry couldn't resist. well look in your process list and maybe you'll find which one spawns them | 22:55 |
PeeOnYou | the drive isn't dying, it just went over a tolerance | 22:55 |
PeeOnYou | i tried.. i have no idea | 22:56 |
boxbeatsy | hi, after doing some quick research, i'm preparing to move my ubuntu system to a new computer. my plan is to make a backup of pckgs using dpkg, rsync my home directory, and then install the pkglist. am i missing anything? in particular, will this miss package configurations (like apache configs) | 23:01 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: might want to backup /etc/ too | 23:02 |
reisio | !clone > boxbeatsy | 23:02 |
ubottu | boxbeatsy, please see my private message | 23:02 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: you can rsync the entire thing if you want | 23:02 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: but you might have to debug a few missing drivers | 23:02 |
boxbeatsy | ah i see, the hardware is definitely different. is there an easy way to fix the mismatched drivers? | 23:03 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: yeah | 23:03 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: if you boot up a livecd on the new system, run lspci -n and plop it into the box at http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/ | 23:04 |
n3bur | hello? | 23:04 |
eternalulz | hello | 23:04 |
n3bur | ;) | 23:04 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: for non-essential things you can temporarily add them as modules to /etc/modules | 23:04 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: for things like HD controllers you'll have to get it into the initrd or kernel | 23:04 |
eternalulz | n3bur, this is nsfw | 23:04 |
eternalulz | http://eugenekay.com/img/rule34-sammich.jpg | 23:04 |
eternalulz | but its rule 34 | 23:04 |
eternalulz | and i was appaled | 23:04 |
eternalulz | andyou must watch | 23:05 |
boxbeatsy | reisio: cool, thanks a bunch! | 23:05 |
FloodBot1 | eternalulz: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 23:05 |
eternalulz | :( | 23:05 |
Gentoo64 | reisio: i thought ubuntu had everything enabled as modules | 23:05 |
eternalulz | i got in trouble :( | 23:05 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: something else you could do is a fresh install, so all the drivers are auto-config'd | 23:05 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: then rsync /etc/ :p | 23:05 |
reisio | Gentoo64: right, but critical drivers have to be loaded before the module system, by being built-in to the kernel or inside the initrd | 23:05 |
boxbeatsy | reisio: hmm, yea that might be easier i think | 23:05 |
reisio | like the driver for using the hard disk | 23:06 |
boxbeatsy | reisio: do you think i should rsync besides my home directory and /etc | 23:06 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: you've got the old system, so you can't really go wrong, you can always copy more over | 23:06 |
reisio | boxbeatsy: honestly, you could just do your home directory, and copy more from /etc/ _as needed_ | 23:06 |
reisio | like, as in if you miss something | 23:06 |
reisio | you may well not | 23:06 |
bkerensa | what is the command to upgrade 11.10 to 12.04 alpha without doing it via dailybuild iso? | 23:06 |
Gentoo64 | /etc/should onyl be a few mv | 23:06 |
Gentoo64 | put it on a usb stick :) | 23:07 |
Gentoo64 | mb* | 23:07 |
boxbeatsy | reisio: gotcha | 23:07 |
chalcedony | can someone help me get the live cd to see my lan? | 23:08 |
rchilso1 | if i upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10 will openoffice still be installed and usable or will i have to use liberation office? | 23:09 |
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Gentoo64 | rchilso1: it shouldnt remove it, its libre office :) | 23:09 |
reisio | chalcedony: lspci | grep -i net | 23:10 |
iceroot | rchilso1: it will remove openoffice and install libreoffice | 23:10 |
reisio | rchilso1: they're barely different at this point, and you'll want LibreOffice eventually regardless | 23:10 |
iceroot | rchilso1: libreoffice is a fork of openoffice and everything which worked with openoffice should also work with libreoffice | 23:10 |
reisio | the openoffice you've used wasn't even vanilla openoffice, it was something called go-oo, which is now part of LibreOffice | 23:10 |
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rchilso1 | kk i have all my templates and defaults set and didnt want to have to set it all up again so will the setting transfer? | 23:11 |
iceroot | rchilso1: first of all, why you need 11.10? | 23:13 |
iceroot | rchilso1: never touch a running system | 23:13 |
sardior | ok, can anyone tell me how to get to the printer server administration tools? (been trying to get my printers working now for 2 weeks.) | 23:13 |
iceroot | sardior: http://localhost:631 | 23:13 |
reisio | rchilso1: that's probably stored in your home directory, which is never altered | 23:13 |
reisio | rchilso1: ls -a ~/ | grep -i office | 23:13 |
reisio | rchilso1: it could also be in ~/.config/ I don't know | 23:13 |
rchilso1 | i'm setting up a new network for my church and wanted to migrate my current install to it. | 23:13 |
Phoenix87 | yesterday i have installed ubuntu on my brand new toshiba L755-1c1 laptop. I resized the windows partition with gparted during ubuntu installation. After that i kwen that windows would've been messed up and as expected win7 propted me the repair stuff. After an apparently successful repair windows started completely freezing during execution (frozen curson and keybord useless). I then tried ubuntu and I have experie | 23:14 |
Phoenix87 | nced the same issue with some disbelief. This just happend once on ubuntu, while it keeps happening on windows. I've run a complete cycle of memtest and ram seems to be ok. I have checked the hd with smart and hd seems to be ok. I have tried to fix the ntfs partition with ntfsprogs and they seems to be ok too. What could be causing this strange behaviour? | 23:14 |
sardior | thank you iceroot | 23:14 |
FloodBot1 | Phoenix87: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 23:14 |
Phoenix87 | erm i didn't paste | 23:14 |
Phoenix87 | i had do explain everything | 23:14 |
PeeOnYou | lol | 23:14 |
PeeOnYou | 13 lines on my screen... | 23:15 |
reisio | Phoenix87: it's really best to defrag Windows before resizing | 23:15 |
iceroot | Phoenix87: to much text to read | 23:15 |
Phoenix87 | reisio, i did that | 23:15 |
reisio | Phoenix87: it's a bot, you don't have to talk to it | 23:15 |
reisio | Phoenix87: oh, downer | 23:15 |
Gentoo64 | reisio: gparted will move any data | 23:15 |
rchilso1 | Thx iceroot and reisio | 23:15 |
reisio | Gentoo64: move, yes | 23:15 |
Phoenix87 | reisio, i was apologizing with everyone in here | 23:15 |
Reikoku | Is anyone having new issues with Empathy and MSN? Since this morning I haven't been able to reconnect my MSN account. | 23:15 |
* reisio shrugs | 23:15 | |
Gentoo64 | reisio: same as defrag :) | 23:15 |
reisio | Gentoo64: nope | 23:15 |
Reikoku | Is anyone having new issues with Empathy and MSN? Since this morning I haven't been able to reconnect my MSN account. AIM works fine, as does Windows Live on Windows. | 23:16 |
Reikoku | Sorry for double post, accidentally hit enter | 23:16 |
Gentoo64 | reisio: how? | 23:16 |
Phoenix87 | anyway i did defrag twice before resizing the partition | 23:16 |
reisio | Gentoo64: how what | 23:16 |
Gentoo64 | reisio: if it detects any data on the partition itll move it | 23:16 |
Gentoo64 | so it dont get cut off | 23:16 |
reisio | Phoenix87: have you run a chkdsk? | 23:16 |
Phoenix87 | yes | 23:16 |
reisio | Gentoo64: I already agreed it will move data | 23:16 |
Phoenix87 | i scheduled one at startup | 23:16 |
Phoenix87 | a full one | 23:16 |
reisio | Phoenix87: you could try a "repair" install from a Windows disc | 23:17 |
Gentoo64 | reisio: so no different to defragging, moving data to the start of the disk | 23:17 |
Phoenix87 | i even used those ntfsprogs tools from linux | 23:17 |
reisio | Phoenix87: it might delink your installed apps, I forget how that works | 23:17 |
Phoenix87 | reisio, unfortunately toshiba doesn't ship dvd | 23:17 |
reisio | Gentoo64: defragging is more than just moving data to the beginning of the disk | 23:17 |
Phoenix87 | i have a partition for repair | 23:17 |
Phoenix87 | but i don't know how to use it | 23:17 |
reisio | Phoenix87: mmm | 23:17 |
Gentoo64 | reisio: i know, im saying in this case it isnt different | 23:17 |
reisio | Phoenix87: assuming it isn't automated, if you boot it up, it might offer you a repair option | 23:18 |
reisio | Phoenix87: some of them only offer restoring the original installed system (covering the whole hard disk) | 23:18 |
reisio | Gentoo64: I know you are, but it is | 23:18 |
Phoenix87 | i see | 23:18 |
Phoenix87 | reisio, i've read something about the usual f8 at boot | 23:18 |
reisio | ##windows might have more ideas | 23:18 |
Phoenix87 | and that the repair stuff could cause a factory reset of the machine | 23:18 |
Gentoo64 | reisio: how so? | 23:19 |
reisio | Phoenix87: it could indeed | 23:19 |
Gentoo64 | just wana know thats all | 23:19 |
Phoenix87 | i guess i shall give it a try | 23:19 |
Phoenix87 | thanks reisio | 23:19 |
reisio | defragging organizes files and keeps their separate bits together | 23:19 |
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Gentoo64 | yeah, but how is that different to gparted moving data that would be in use? | 23:20 |
Gentoo64 | in terms of data loss | 23:20 |
reisio | Phoenix87: I have encountered issues where laptops used some kind of enhanced sata mode set in the bios | 23:20 |
reisio | Phoenix87: for pretending two hard disks are one, say | 23:20 |
reisio | Phoenix87: which is fraught with problems | 23:21 |
rchilso1 | i need a link for advanced unity users please. | 23:21 |
Phoenix87 | reisio, hmm | 23:21 |
ntr0py | Does someone know why chromium-daily/beta is not showing in synaptic? | 23:21 |
reisio | Gentoo64: it's aaaaaabbbbbb vs abababababababa | 23:21 |
Phoenix87 | reisio, i think that my laptop has just one hd | 23:21 |
Gentoo64 | reisio: still dont understand lol | 23:21 |
reisio | Phoenix87: might still check BIOS options, though if it _is_ something like that the damage may already be done | 23:21 |
reisio | Gentoo64: there are things I don't understand | 23:22 |
Gentoo64 | reisio: having gparted move data wont defrag it ofc, but imo theres still no need for defragging before partitioning | 23:22 |
twocarlo | why is it only one hardisk by the way | 23:22 |
Gentoo64 | as used data is moved anyway | 23:22 |
Phoenix87 | reisio, i think i'll do that too thanks :D | 23:22 |
reisio | Phoenix87: also http://linux-laptop.net/ and if you do a search for the model at ubuntuforums.org, you might encounter a known issue | 23:23 |
reisio | Gentoo64: ideally there isn't | 23:23 |
reisio | but Windows and NTFS are far from ideal | 23:23 |
Phoenix87 | oh reisio, nice. I didn't know about that site :D | 23:24 |
Gentoo64 | yeah, they spew data | 23:24 |
Phoenix87 | thnx | 23:24 |
Gentoo64 | all over the place | 23:24 |
Xeneth | Gentoo64, they are not throwing it all over. It's systematicly placed so that you will need to upgrade to the next version. ;) | 23:26 |
Aric | when i installed mysql-server why did apt get install mysql 5.1 not 5.5? | 23:28 |
zilly | How do you stop Ubuntu from starting all programs that were running the last time Ubuntu was shut down? | 23:29 |
Xeneth | Since it's so quite... I have a paper I am writing on Linux for my final. I pretty much have it complete, looking for some good points that can help fill it out. | 23:29 |
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Xeneth | zilly, There should be an option for a safe mode that will keep program scripts from running. | 23:30 |
zilly | Xeneth, is there any other way? I don't really want to boot into a safe mode. | 23:31 |
reisio | Xeneth: hahah | 23:32 |
rchilso1 | zilly go to preferences in the main menu and check the options tab and tell it not to rember running apps at startup | 23:32 |
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rchilso1 | start up option | 23:33 |
vock | I'm just wondering, if I accidentally deleted a shortcut, how can I find out the command to run a game I have? | 23:33 |
vock | The game is aquaria | 23:33 |
Phoenix87 | which aquaria? | 23:34 |
ActionParsnip | vock: is it a linux game or a wine game? | 23:34 |
Phoenix87 | locate aquaria | grep usr | 23:34 |
reisio | it's linux native | 23:34 |
reisio | from the humble bundles | 23:34 |
vock | ActionParsnip: linux | 23:34 |
reisio | vock: dpkg -L aquaria should still know where it is | 23:34 |
reisio | dpkg -L aquaria | grep bin | 23:34 |
reisio | you could probably even reinstall to get the shortcut back, simply | 23:35 |
vock | it's all in /opt/Aquaria/ nothing in /usr | 23:35 |
reisio | your saves or whatever are probably all in ~/ | 23:35 |
ActionParsnip | vock: then run: sudo find / | grep aqua will find the file more than likely | 23:35 |
vock | I was trying to avoid that and hope there was a smart way to do it | 23:35 |
reisio | vock: right, but you installed it with dpkg, no? | 23:35 |
vock | reisio: yup | 23:35 |
reisio | then dpkg should know about it, I would think | 23:35 |
reisio | vock: mine is at /top/aquaria/aquaria | 23:36 |
reisio | vock: mine is at /opt/aquaria/aquaria even | 23:36 |
ActionParsnip | vock: if you run: ln -s /opt/aquaria/aquaria /usr/bin/aquaria then create a launcher to run: aquaria | 23:36 |
tamir | hi all | 23:36 |
tamir | may i install mac's dpkg.zip in ubuntu ? | 23:37 |
reisio | assuming /opt/ isn't already in your path | 23:37 |
vock | ActionParsnip, reisio: so is mine apparently, thanks for those commands, learned something new which is what i was hoping for | 23:37 |
reisio | tamir: Ubuntu already has dpkg | 23:37 |
reisio | vock: echo $PATH | 23:37 |
tamir | how i install? | 23:37 |
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reisio | tamir: it's already installed, it's an integral part of Ubuntu | 23:38 |
vock | reisio: /opt/ isn't in my path, which explains why it wasn't working | 23:38 |
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ActionParsnip | vock: every day is a school day :) | 23:38 |
reisio | especially M-F if you're in school | 23:39 |
mwinter | Hello. Since today my Wlan does connect but theres no route to the router/internet. Another Wlan works tough (Android-Thetering) and other Computers can connect to the internet using the Wlan router. Any suggestions? | 23:41 |
x_ | Im on xfce but I want to try evilwm, how do I stop X ? | 23:42 |
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reisio | x_: you could log out and see if your DM can find it | 23:43 |
reisio | otherwise, sudo service lightdm stop, probably | 23:43 |
x_ | reisio, yea, it doesn't/ | 23:43 |
reisio | bummah | 23:44 |
reisio | probably needs help | 23:44 |
trism | x_: you could always create a .desktop file for it in /usr/share/xsessions | 23:44 |
benbloom | what dm are you using x_? | 23:45 |
x_ | trism, what needs to be in this file? | 23:45 |
x_ | benbloom, whatever comes with xubuntu | 23:45 |
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benbloom | from a tty try sudo stop gdm | 23:46 |
trism | x_: generally just copy one of the other files there and edit the name and exec lines (at minimum you could just Exec=evilwm) | 23:47 |
x_ | trism, sweet thx | 23:47 |
benbloom | unless i'm misunderstanding your question. youaasked how to stop x right? | 23:47 |
Phr3d13 | Trying to boot into Ubuntu. Computer locks up after grub. Can't get to tty, can someone help? | 23:47 |
x_ | benbloom, yea, that just reloads x for me | 23:47 |
Ray24 | What's up ubuntu | 23:48 |
Ray24 | It's been a while | 23:48 |
reisio | what is up, Ray24 | 23:48 |
ActionParsnip | Phr3d13: which GPU do you use? | 23:49 |
Phr3d13 | Nvidia | 23:49 |
mwinter | Ups my wlan works suddenly again. Thanks! | 23:49 |
kes | Phr3d13 if you can get to tty you know how to fix it? ... you can try and get there by using recovery mode and then mounting fs from the read only console? | 23:50 |
ActionParsnip | Phr3d13: add the boot option: nouveau.blacklist=1 | 23:50 |
NcogNeato | Anyone else getting a bunch of bad md5sum's from apt-get/wget against ubuntu repo's today? | 23:50 |
Phr3d13 | Grub doesn't seem to accept any edits I make | 23:51 |
reisio | Phr3d13: to /etc/default/grub ? | 23:51 |
ActionParsnip | !bootoptions | Phr3d13 | 23:51 |
Phr3d13 | In grub | 23:51 |
ubottu | Phr3d13: For a list and explanation on some of the boot options, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions See also !nomodeset. | 23:51 |
reisio | Phr3d13: the grub menu at bootup? | 23:52 |
Phr3d13 | Right | 23:52 |
reisio | Phr3d13: you're using CTRL+x? | 23:52 |
Phr3d13 | F10 | 23:52 |
reisio | and what're you expecting it to do? | 23:53 |
yaaase | Hey #ubuntu. I am running ubuntu 11.04 with Xmonad on a new HP Pavilion g4 laptop. I was previously running the identical setup on an old Acer laptop (both AMD 64 procs; the current one is dual-core)... old box never crashed the whole time I had it. This one will lock up (screen goes black, only responds to hard reboot) randomly. CPU/RAM load is never high. | 23:53 |
yaaase | Just wondering if anyone had thoughts on 1) how I can trace the problem and 2) if anyone else experienced similar things on HP laptops | 23:54 |
ActionParsnip | yaaase: did you test your memory using memtest in grub | 23:54 |
reisio | yaaase: identical as in identical? You copied it over? | 23:54 |
Phr3d13 | I tried nomodeset nosplash text, and I still get splash screen | 23:55 |
yaaase | reisio: no, but I fresh installed ubuntu 11.04 from the same disk, and installed xmonad identically | 23:55 |
reisio | kay | 23:55 |
yaaase | ActionParsnip: I did not test with memtest, will look that up now, ty | 23:55 |
reisio | Phr3d13: where'd you put it? | 23:55 |
Phr3d13 | The line with Linux /boot/vmlinuz... | 23:56 |
kes | I'm trying to run a daemon through upstart, triggered by the 'input-device-added' event. however, the daemon does not start correctly and seemingly gets killed by Upstart when it outputs the line 'Device name: :0' any ideas on trying to launch at the right time without using Upstart or on how to improve my Upstart script? | 23:57 |
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kes | shameless advertise of forum post; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1889361 for a little more detail | 23:58 |
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