[00:00] <chz|bacon> well
[00:00] <chz|bacon> well, anyone here a software raid pro?
[00:00] <genjix> instead of plugging your ears to the community and going lalalalala, drop unity. it is a failed project.
[00:00] <manish_> i hav ubuntu 11.10 and nothing is installing from terminator and ubuntu software centre
[00:01] <chz|bacon> i don't mind unity, though i'm not going to get into the debate.
[00:01] <manish_> showing dpkg is not configured
[00:01] <raven> vlc - possible to mix different elementary audio streams during playback?
[00:01] <chz|bacon> i spend most of my time in a terminal anyway :/
[00:02] <chz|bacon> get the alternate cd and build it out how you want genjix
[00:02] <progre55> oh btw, while I'm here, let me ask.. I have an alfa AWUS036H wireless adapter with an rlt8187 chipset, but the driver on the 3.0.0-13 kernel is bogus, and it keeps disconnecting every 10-15 mins. Anyone had any luck or experience with alfa here?
[00:02] <manish_> i.e dpkg is intrupting
[00:02] <genjix> derp, distro is broken, fix it yourself
[00:02] <m4v> genjix: move it to offtopic, your rant isn't topic here.
[00:02] <genjix> ^ goood advice :)
[00:02] <chz|bacon> sadly no progre55 i do want one though.
[00:02] <genjix> m4v: #ubuntu ... off topic? lol
[00:02] <genjix> looking for discussion here
[00:03] <Pici> genjix: and this isn't a discussion channel.
[00:03] <genjix> it's a channel about #ubuntu
[00:03] <m4v> genjix: exactly, go to offtopic for that.
[00:03] <genjix> perfectly on topic
[00:03] <manish_> i am new to linux plz help me out
[00:03] <Pici> genjix: no. #ubuntu is for support. #ubuntu-offtopic is for discussion.
[00:03] <progre55> chz|bacon: it's powerful but useless with the latest kernel.. although luckily bt5 has an older kernel and it works fine =)
[00:03] <genjix> but ok you dont like being challenged
[00:03] <raven> vlc - possible to mix different elementary audio streams during playback?
[00:04] <chz|bacon>  genjix It contains the facts database and is active in #ubuntu, #kubuntu, #kubuntu-devel, and many others. See Ubottu Usage for details on how to operate the bot. In #ubuntu-desktop, -devel, -bugs, -motu, -offtopic, #kubuntu-devel, #bzr and #launchpad, ubottu also listens for Launchpad/Malone/debbugs URLs and bug numbers and will give information about the requested bugs. In #ubuntu-offtopic a few fun-features are enabled as well.
[00:04] <manish_> how to fix dpkg intruption
[00:04] <salty> progre55, i'm using one now
[00:05] <chz|bacon> you want to be in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:05] <chz|bacon> get it?
[00:05] <progre55> salty: do you have any problems with it? and what kernel?
[00:05] <simon>     /quit
[00:05] <chz|bacon> yeah i'm sure that's one of the things the bt guys made sure worked flawlessly progre55
[00:05] <m4v> manish_: I'm not sure what you mean, did you try with "sudo dpkg --configure -a" for finish any uncompleted install?
[00:06] <manish_> i thought this chat room is helpful for me
[00:06] <diverdude> how do i disable touchpad mouse in my laptop - ubuntu 11.10 ?
[00:06] <genjix> ubuntu will fail, become a pale shadow of itself today, and then you will look back and wonder why. it's because of this attitude of shutting yourself in and ignoring debate and feedback. everyone has declared their hate of unity, and i was supportive of it for the longest time until the evidence is too strong to ignore. it is a slow, ugly and worthless. these is too much memetic inbreeding and groupthink in among upstream ubuntu develo
[00:06] <salty> latest kernel for 10.04.3 .... not now but it'd overheat with regular desktop install... i run openbox minimal install
[00:06] <progre55> why so many haters in here? :)
[00:06] <sfinx2013> HI ALL I have a question maybe you can help, I need to know what processes are using the swap file Ubuntu
[00:07] <chz|bacon> lol Pici
[00:07] <progre55> salty: can you try "uname -r" and paste the output, please?
[00:07] <chz|bacon> +1
[00:07] <manish_> sfinx2013 what do you want to know about swapping in ubuntu
[00:07] <salty> 2.6.32-36-generic
[00:07] <raven> vlc - possible to mix different elementary audio streams during playback?
[00:07] <m4v> sfinx2013: afaik, that is handled by the kernel, there's no "swap file"
[00:08] <progre55> salty: oh okay, thank. mine is 3.0.0-13. it works fine on 2.6 kernels :/
[00:08] <progre55> thanks*
[00:08] <salty> ok
[00:08] <manish_> nobody is here to solve my querry
[00:09] <lduros> how can you tell what module is used for my wireless card?
[00:09] <m4v> manish_: ?? I gave you a command for try, did you see it?
[00:09] <lduros> lduros: it is running currently, i'm just trying to figure out which one it is to copy it over to another kernel
[00:09] <lduros> directory
[00:09] <manish_> progress55: please help me out
[00:10] <m4v> manish_: hello
[00:10] <manish_> m4v: hi
[00:10] <gh0st> I'm having a hard time getting the code folding for gedit to work. Can someone help me out? I put the plugin in what I'm pretty sure is the correct directory but when I try to enable it inside gedit the plugin grays out and the checkbox doesn't activate.
[00:11] <lsv> lduros: "lshw -C network" look for your device then look for driver.
[00:11] <m4v> manish_: I told you some lines back, did you try with "sudo dpkg --configure -a" for finish any uncompleted install?
[00:11] <lduros> lsv: thanks
[00:11] <usuario> lalaa
[00:11] <manish_> m4v: actually during installation of any package the error is showing  dpkg is intruppting
[00:11] <lsv> lduros: no problem
[00:11] <usuario> que merda
[00:12] <lduros> lsv:iwlagn :-)
[00:12] <m4v> manish_: yeah, I don't understand what you mean by that, so try running that command in a terminal, and tell me if it shows something.
[00:12] <lsv> usuario ?
[00:12] <tbruff13> can someone help me please
[00:13] <incorrect> how can i turn the 2x2 virtual desktops into a 1x4 desktop?
[00:13] <lsv> tbruff13: just ask and if someone can help they probably will.
[00:14] <manish_> m4v: i hav already tried it but always my pc is restarted without installation
[00:14] <tbruff13> I am making custom ISO edubuntu images and is it legal to use a windows 7 theme in edubuntu 10.04
[00:14] <manish_> m4v: i am using amd processor with 1 gb ram
[00:15] <genoobie> okay
[00:16] <akem> tbruff13, as long as you don't use copyrighted materials
[00:16] <genoobie> my wireless is not working
[00:16] <genoobie> I am really stuck
[00:16] <genoobie> any tips?
[00:16] <tbruff13> akem: i was going to use one of the premade themes on edubuntu 10.04
[00:17] <m4v> manish_: the computer restarts itself?
[00:17] <manish_> m4v: i am new to this chat room please help me out
[00:17] <manish_> m4v: ya i dont why this is happening
[00:18] <m4v> manish_: when it does restart? at random or when you run some command?
[00:18] <dusf> how do i patch a source? i have the source, and the patch in .patch format
[00:18] <m4v> er, when does it restart?*
[00:19] <manish_> m4v: when i run some command same that you hav given me
[00:19] <genoobie> okay, so I tried 3 diff wireless cards
[00:19] <genoobie> none of them worked
[00:19] <genoobie> at least with the present card it showed up in lspci
[00:19] <genoobie> does 11 update drivers in the background?
[00:20] <m4v> manish_: that's pretty weird..
[00:20] <manish_> m4v: like this i used this sudo apt-get install mplayer for example
[00:21] <manish_> m4v: i can;t understand what to do to get othis problemut of
[00:21] <sfinx2013> manish_ on the server 8gb of ram but regularly writes something in the swap as a result, he reaches for the week of size about 6гб. peak consumption of ram does not exceed the 4гб. here and want to know all the same what process is placed data in the paging file.
[00:21] <m4v> manish_: Ubuntu was working normally before? or I never did?
[00:21] <m4v> it never did*
[00:22] <manish_> m4v: ya its working properly this time too but i fail to install any thing
[00:23] <machiolate> I'm using Ubuntu 11.10 w/the gnome 3 fallback panel/desktop. Would anyone happen to know how to remove icons from the task bar up top? (Icons adjacent to Applications,Places, etc.) Perhaps gnome 3 fallback leaves this out, i can put them there but cannot figure out how to delete them.
[00:23] <genoobie> ugh, I don't want to reinstall the OS
[00:23] <genoobie> there must be a way to fix this
[00:24] <m4v> manish_: I mean if it ever used to work, this didn't happen before or Ubuntu always behaved like that for you.
[00:24] <manish_> m4v: always shows dpkg is intruppting when i configure it it takes time then pc get restarted with their own
[00:24] <coraxx> machiolate: try holding down the alt-key when editing the panel
[00:24] <manish_> m4v: then i hav to reinstall this os
[00:25] <machiolate> nice coraxx, you rock!
[00:25] <machiolate> Thankyou sir.
[00:25] <coraxx> your welcome
[00:26] <m4v> manish_: to be honest, I don't know what could it be, probably something is royalty broken and you can try reinstalling Ubuntu, if that continues I suspect something hardware related.
[00:27] <dusf> how do i patch a source package with a .patch format patch please?
[00:27] <dusf> !patch
[00:28] <manish_> m4v: thanks but all hardware is working properly in windows
[00:28] <manish_> m4v: thanks i will reinstall it
[00:28] <maum___> hello
[00:29] <dusf> m4v: do you know how to patch sources?
[00:29] <maum___> I got an error when reboot PC : checking battery checking COMRESET failed (errno=-32) I couldn't start ubuntu 11.10 system after update
[00:30] <ubun> hi
[00:30] <m4v> dusf: usually is with the patch command "patch -p0 file.patch" while in the source dir, it might be -p0 or -p1 depending of the patch itself.
[00:31] <ubun> Im looking to create a dvd menu and scene selection
[00:31] <coraxx> hi
[00:31] <ubun> how may i go about doing that?
[00:31] <dusf> m4v: both are giving errors, can you look at the pastebin?
[00:31] <coraxx> yes I do
[00:31] <salty> ubun DeeVeeDee
[00:31] <maum___> I got an error when reboot PC : checking battery checking COMRESET failed (errno=-32) I couldn't start ubuntu 11.10 system after update
[00:31] <coraxx> install the package devede
[00:31] <ubun> i cna make scene selection?
[00:32] <ubun> and titles for each scene?
[00:32] <coraxx> ubun: yes
[00:32] <ubun> i cant find that
[00:32] <ubun> can i meake it look good?
[00:32] <ubun> easily?
[00:32] <ubun> this is for a friend so it must look good
[00:33] <coraxx> I'm made okay dvds with that software
[00:33] <ubun> i dont know how to use it
[00:33] <coraxx> it depends on how much effort you put into it though
[00:34] <coraxx> the wizard/menu  is really self explanatory
[00:35] <salty> ubun http://www.dvdstyler.org/en/
[00:35] <ubun> is that better salty?
[00:36] <coraxx> got to go bye bye you all
[00:36] <salty> follow the link and see .... it does what you want it for
[00:36] <m4v> dusf: ah, maybe it was "patch -p0 < file.patch" :P (note the < thing)
[00:38] <Benkinooby> hi
[00:38] <manish_> m4v: i remove the dpkg error
[00:39] <dusf> can anyone tell me what do do with this outpit from a patch?
[00:39] <dusf> http://pastebin.com/mQ3zmbqh
[00:39] <manish_> m4v thanks for giving me the suggestion for reinstallation
[00:39] <maum___> help me I could't boot my PC
[00:40] <maum___> I am using ubuntu 11.01
[00:40] <maum___> 10
[00:40] <trism> dusf: you'll need to apply that patch with -p1 not -p0
[00:40] <dusf> trism: ty
[00:41] <jjgalvez__> in gnome3 is there a way to make the message tray (I think thats what its called in the lower right hand corner) only show icons, not program name+icon?
[00:41] <dusf> trism: http://pastebin.com/6QxwKD9t do i press yes?
[00:41] <manish_> hello
[00:42] <DaZ> dusf: you sure this patch is needed? :x
[00:42] <dusf> DaZ: yes
[00:42] <dusf> to make sure wine uses both cores of my processor when playing a game
[00:43] <greenit> hi, i have a problem... i want to add an event to my calendar, but... well... in 11.04 it worked with evolution, however, how can i make this in 11.10?
[00:43] <m4v> dusf: sorry, fell of the internets, did it work?
[00:43] <slgma> anyone know why i get the error Could not initialize SDL: Unable to open a console terminal. from a couple games?
[00:43] <dusf> m4v: nope
[00:43] <dusf> m4v: http://pastebin.com/6QxwKD9t
[00:43] <m4v> dusf: with "<"?
[00:44] <OerHeks> slgma what games exact ?
[00:44] <dusf> i've been experimenting trying to make it work so i'm re-extracting the source and will start again
[00:44] <slgma> amnesia the dark descent, and the gfceu emulator
[00:44] <slgma> that was for OerHeks
[00:44] <OerHeks> slgma, do you start those games from terminal ?
[00:45] <slgma> well amnesia gives an actual error box saying it
[00:45] <slgma> but gfceu just wont run games, and if i run in terminal to see whats going wrong, it gives that error
[00:46] <ubun> what if i want to add a title for each new chapter?
[00:46] <trism> dusf: where is this patch from?
[00:46] <dusf> trism: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=23352
[00:46] <slgma> keep forgetting to put OerHeks
[00:46] <dusf> scroll down to where it says processor
[00:46] <m4v> dusf: that looks like the patch isn't for the sources you're trying to patch
[00:46] <dusf> ctrl+f it
[00:46] <dusf> hmm
[00:47] <dusf> wine-1.3.13_rgl.patch.gz
[00:47] <dusf> that's the file the patch came in
[00:47] <dusf> but i've been using wine-1.2.3.tar.bz2 as the source because it's the latest stable
[00:47] <slgma> OerHeks, i havent seen any other info about it on google
[00:47] <m4v> the patch hints is for 1.3
[00:48] <slgma> thats why i was hoping someone in here could help
[00:48] <dusf> m4v: kk will try with 1.3 ty
[00:49] <_cb> After moving to 11.10 I un-installed Tbird, installed evolution and recovered from backup but looks as if evolution is missing a bunch of folders (draft, trash, etc,etc.) Any idea on how to fix it?
[00:49] <m4v> dusf: try to get 1.3.13, so it isn't newer nor older.
[00:49] <L1nuxRules> imap if it it have you tried a rsync?
[00:49] <L1nuxRules> is*
[00:50] <L1nuxRules> resync* typos :)
[00:50] <dusf> m4v: it's downloading :)
[00:50] <MACscr> im trying to do some data recovering using an old ubuntu 10.10 live disc. Any ideas on how to resolve this error concerning mkfs.ntfs? http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=din11aCm
[00:51] <Neurotiquette> I need to get either a USB or PCI wireless card for my ubuntu desktop. What's the best choice that's inexpensive? G or N.
[00:51] <brightspark> Neurotiquette, N is higher performance, g is almost obsolete by now
[00:52] <MACscr> Rosswille has a N adapter for like $10 that works fine with ubuntu
[00:52] <MACscr> i dont have the model number handy though
[00:52] <pooky> I have a straightforward xinitrc, that after everything has started, applications do not show their menus in the appmenu-indicator. Any suggestions?
[00:54] <OerHeks> slgma, i think it is a bug in the SDL package
[00:54] <Neurotiquette> http://www.amazon.com/Rosewill-RNX-N1-Wireless-N-Dongle-02-11b/dp/B003W22MOU
[00:54] <zaltekk> finally figured out why i3 wasn't starting. when i regex replaced some keysyms i changed the font string on accident
[00:54] <zaltekk> all better now.
[00:54] <Neurotiquette> MACscr: That the one?
[00:55] <MACscr> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833166041
[00:56] <bfri> can anyone help me run spotify on my ubuntu 10.04
[00:56] <dusf> m4v: patched thanks :) now to follow the source readme file
[00:57] <MACscr> Neurotiquette: got my link?
[00:57] <MACscr> er, get
[00:58] <Neurotiquette> MACscr: Yup, got it. Not bad. So this worked with minimum finagling?
[00:59] <MACscr> yep. Worked out of the box
[00:59] <MACscr> had it on my htpc before i wired it
[00:59] <greenit> hi, does any1 know how to add calendar-support from thunderbird (lightning installed) to the ubuntu-calendar?
[01:00] <slgma> OerHeks, which file do i downgtrade then
[01:01] <Amon-Ra> Hi guys, i've just removed pulseaudio....because i didn't have sound to skype.now sound fixed...but should i expect any issues with that removal ?
[01:01] <bfri> can anyone help me run spotify on my ubuntu 10.04
[01:02] <maum_> hello
[01:03] <maum_> i cannot boot ubuntu 11.10
[01:06] <maum_> anybody here?
[01:06] <itaylor57> bfri, http://www.techvivid.com/2010/07/how-to-install-spotify-in-ubuntu-10-04/
[01:06] <MACscr> maum_: seriously, dont be impatient, sheesh
[01:06] <somsip> maum_: a few more details might get a repsonse from someone. 'Cannot boot' doesn't help uch
[01:06] <L1nuxRules> giving a stage the boot fails would also help!
[01:07] <MACscr> Hmm, ubuntu 10.10 live cd error: sudo: unable to execute /usr/sbin/ntfsclone: Input/output error
[01:07] <MACscr> im getting a lot of these input/output errors when trying to use ntfsclone or mkntfs
[01:07] <MACscr> any ideas on that?
[01:07] <L1nuxRules> file system errors
[01:07] <maum_> i got an error message
[01:08] <MACscr> L1nuxRules: which FS though?
[01:08] <L1nuxRules> ntfs
[01:08] <maum_> comreset failed errno=-32
[01:08] <maum_> when i boot pc
[01:08] <L1nuxRules> I ony saw youyr error though so not sure what your attempting
[01:09] <maum_> L1nuxRules, are you saying me
[01:09] <L1nuxRules> no maum
[01:10] <MACscr> l1nuxman: trying to either create ntfs partition on one drive or create an image file on another partition. They are both ntfs partitions, but two different drives
[01:11] <L1nuxRules> maum_ yours sounds like it may be due to corruption can you boot single user or run an fsck?
[01:11] <Relondo> Hey, does the list at the right show everyone that is ever on this channel, or just who is on right now?
[01:11] <somsip> maum_: although it is not good form to just recommend you look at Google, if you do google the error message that you posted you will find a lot of threads that discuss this. It may be worth reading through those to see if you get any answers while you're waiting for a response from the channel
[01:11] <maum_> how can i do it
[01:11] <cpgo> when booting up in 10.04, the boot screen doesnt fill up my whole screen - any fix for this?
[01:12] <maum_> L1nuxRules, i cannot boot now
[01:12] <maum_> L1nuxRules, but i can go terminal
[01:12] <Relondo> When booting Ubuntu from a USB drive, can I put all of the Ubuntu files in a single folder?
[01:12] <somsip> cpgo: grun screen with a list of what kernels to boot, of purple 'ubuntu is loading' screen?
[01:13] <L1nuxRules> maum_ select single user mode from the grub menu once booted type /sbin/fsck -y
[01:13] <somsip> cpgo: grub screen with a list of what kernels to boot, or purple 'ubuntu is loading' screen?
[01:13] <urlin2u> Relondo, what files
[01:13] <Relondo> All of the files that Unetbootin made when burning my ISO.
[01:13] <Relondo> Burning may not be the proper term there, since it's not a CD.
[01:13] <kashyap1> ERROR: function do_configure failed
[01:13] <kashyap1> ERROR: log data follows (/home/m04cde-cw-group_2/gumstix/gumstix-oe/tmp/work/armv5te-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/linux-libc-headers-2.6.20-r7/temp/log.do_configure.4197)
[01:13] <kashyap1> | NOTE: make -e MAKEFLAGS= allnoconfig ARCH=arm
[01:13] <kashyap1> | Makefile:415: *** mixed implicit and normal rules.  Stop.
[01:13] <kashyap1> | FATAL: oe_runmake failed
[01:13] <L1nuxRules> macscr hmm if it was only one disk Id say the disk was knackered but not sure
[01:13] <FloodBot1> kashyap1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:14] <urlin2u> Relondo, what for? you would normally install or use the usb live.
[01:14] <maum_> L1nuxRules, you mean safe mode?
[01:14] <kashyap1> PPLease help me
[01:14] <L1nuxRules> maum_ no thats winshit :)
[01:14] <Relondo> Yes, but I use this drive for things other than Ubuntu. I'd like to not have it cluttered up with a bunch of files.
[01:14] <Proktos> i need a checksum to verify i have burned my cd right against the iso. What is the best to verify it? md5 sha1 sha256 or sha512 or other?
[01:14] <L1nuxRules> single user mode it says that in the grub menu
[01:14] <urlin2u> Relondo, your not making sense you need to be specific.
[01:14] <Relondo> I just want to stick all the Ubuntu files in a single folder, probably named Ubuntu.
[01:15] <Relondo> Let me start over.
[01:15] <Relondo> I have a flash drive.
[01:15] <Relondo> I used Unetbootin to create an InLive USB.
[01:15] <urlin2u> Relondo, you would put the ubuntu in a partition and have another for your other stuff. If you want the y=usb read from windows you nweed that file folder as sdaq1
[01:15] <urlin2u> sda1
[01:16] <diverdude> how do i create a group?
[01:16] <Relondo> Ok, thanks.
[01:16] <maum_> L1nuxRules, there is no single user mode in grub
[01:16] <urlin2u> Relondo, hope that helps. :D
[01:16] <Relondo> I also have a much larger problem: I believe my graphics card is incompatible with Ubuntu.
[01:17] <DaZ> what card exactly?
[01:17] <L1nuxRules> maum_ sorry recovery mode
[01:17] <Relondo> At least, that's what various forums and people here have told me.
[01:17] <urlin2u> Relondo, is it a nvidia?
[01:17] <Relondo> ATI. I read that they are notorious.
[01:17] <urlin2u> Relondo, depends, how is the thumb running?
[01:17] <Relondo> I think mine is a Radeon 6520M
[01:18] <Relondo> What do you mean, how is the thumb running?
[01:18] <maum_> L1nuxRules, i can see comreset failed errno=-32
[01:18] <ircdearia> If linux mint is now the #1 linux distro (perhaps because of unity controversy?) then how come #mint only has liek 5 users and ##linuxmints only 13?
[01:18] <L1nuxRules> maum_ booting recovery mode?
[01:18] <somsip> ircdearia: probably a question to ask mint support about.
[01:18] <Relondo> I have Ubuntu installed through Wubi on this computer. However, I also want a bootable USB drive. This second question is unrelated to the first.
[01:18] <ircdearia> where do I ask?
[01:18] <DaZ> ircdearia: probably because they use different network.
[01:18] <ircdearia> ah
[01:19] <ircdearia> I see
[01:19] <ircdearia> thanks
[01:20] <sparr> in 11.10 how do I add widgets to my menu bar?
[01:20] <maum_> L1nuxRules, i am trying to boot but my keyboard is not working
[01:20] <kashyap1> ERROR: log data follows (/home/m04cde-cw-group_2/gumstix/gumstix-oe/tmp/work/armv5te-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/linux-libc-headers-2.6.20-r7/temp/log.do_configure.4197) | NOTE: make -e MAKEFLAGS= allnoconfig ARCH=arm | Makefile:415: *** mixed implicit and normal rules.  Stop.
[01:21] <Relondo> urlin2u: I can actually get to the Grub in Ubuntu; after that, there is no video whatsoever. I can also hear Ubuntu sounds, so I know it's booting. This, plus forum searching and a long conversation with two other people on here have led me to the conclusion that my card is incompatible.
[01:21] <kashyap1> H|ELP ME PLZ SOME !
[01:21] <L1nuxRules> maum_ usb keyboard?
[01:21] <urlin2u> Relondo, you mentioned unetbootin I assume you have a thumb drive>
[01:21] <maum_> L1nuxRules, no i restart now
[01:22] <urlin2u> Relondo, may be so with the card I don't know.
[01:22] <somsip> kashyap1: you're just posting error messages and not saying what the problem is.
[01:22] <Artem_Antonov> Доброго времени  суток!
[01:22] <urlin2u> Relondo, you could try a nomodeset boot.
[01:22] <Relondo> urlin2u: Yeah, I do have a thumb drive. But I'm not trying to boot Ubuntu from it. I have Ubuntu installed through Wubi; I just also want a bootable thumb.
[01:22] <bfri> can anyone help with installing virtualbox
[01:22] <Relondo> urlin2u: What is that?
[01:22] <bfri> i need a walk through something isnt working
[01:22] <L1nuxRules> maum_ power off then power up and see if you can select recovery mode
[01:22] <urlin2u> !nomodeset | Relondo
[01:22] <somsip> !anyone | bfri
[01:23] <maum_> L1nuxRules, my keyboard is not working
[01:23] <Relondo> urlin2u: If you haven't yet figured it out, I know little about Linux.
[01:23] <L1nuxRules> maum_ thats why I said to power off then try
[01:23] <diverdude> when i do useradd -G webdev bdi it says useradd: user 'bdi' already exists....ofc. bdi exists...thats the user i want to add to the group? why is this program being so stupid?
[01:24] <somsip> diverdude: usermod -a -G webdev bdi, possibly?
[01:24] <maum_> L1nuxRules, i did now but its not working
[01:24] <Relondo> urlin2u: This page says it applies to 10.10. I have 11.10.
[01:24] <somsip> diverdude: useradd tends to add a user. usermod amends an existing one. It's unlikely it's useradd that's being stupid ;)
[01:25] <urlin2u> Relondo, you can boot a thumb this way although if loaded with unetbootin you can't get to tye right arae to choose the nomodeset. Don't worry about your knowledge here, I suspect that some open source will run that card probably ubuntu will with the right kicks. Nomodeset is universal.
[01:25] <bonez2046> How would I resolve these? >> http://pastebin.com/dWauQ5fa
[01:25] <diverdude> somsip, ok...so will it add webdev to bdi's list of users or will it replace the current?
[01:25] <bfri> i cant use my update manager because of this what does it meanE:Type 'http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/' is not known on line 7 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list, E:The list of sources could not be read.
[01:26] <L1nuxRules> your apt sources file has an incorrect entry on line 7
[01:26] <Relondo> urlin2u, what could I load my drive with in order to get to the right menu? I'd use Wubi, but this offers no information on a Wubi boot.
[01:26] <somsip> diverdude: I did this a couple of days ago and having previously replaced all groups I made very sure it was correct: usermod -a -G {group} {user}, but do check it out yourself to be sure
[01:26] <bfri> Llnuxrules i see that how do i fix it
[01:26] <Paul_E> I am using ubuntu to build a kiosk and would like to reset the auto login session after a set amount of inactivity. I need a command that I can run to log out the current gdm user. I thought gdm-restart might work, but it returns "Not supported". Ideas?
[01:26] <L1nuxRules> post your source file to pastebin
[01:26] <diverdude> somsip, but how do i see which groups bdi is member of?
[01:27] <somsip> diverdude: cat /etc/groups |grep bdi, or maybe sudo groups bdi
[01:27] <L1nuxRules> Im dont use ubuntu  or apt much though
[01:27] <bfri> L1nuxrules where do i find my source file
[01:27] <bfri> ?
[01:27] <L1nuxRules> I*
[01:28] <L1nuxRules> /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:28] <wallacethegreat> Relondo have you set your computer BIOS to boot from usb?
[01:28] <urlin2u> Relondo, I'm not familiar with all of the wubi stuff you might consider the ubuntu forums there are a couple of members there who are quite knowledgeable. Your welcome to try here but not many use wubi here.
[01:28] <somsip> diverdude: erm...grep bdi /etc/groups (don't know why I've got into the habit of catting eveything through grep...)
[01:28] <Relondo> wallacethegreat, Yeah, I can boot from the USB. I just get no video; this also happens when booting from Wubi.
[01:29] <somsip> diverdude: /etc/group (doh)
[01:29] <Relondo> urlin2u, I would like to install Ubuntu on its own partition, but I'm waiting to make a complete image of my drive first, in case anything goes horribly wrong.
[01:29] <bfri> L1nuxrules i need a crash course how do i get here
[01:29] <bfri> there*
[01:29] <urlin2u> Relondo, that is a great idea evrybody should image there OS. :D
[01:30] <L1nuxRules> bfri open a terminal and typr nano +7 /etc/apt/sources.list ( will open it on line 7)
[01:30] <L1nuxRules> if you can provide whats on line 7 that would be great
[01:30] <urlin2u> everybody/their
[01:30] <Relondo> urlin2u, Unfortunately, the software I have boots from a floppy (dinosaur tech, I know). Do you happen to know of a replacement for Norton Ghost?
[01:31] <Paul_E> Relondo: clonezilla
[01:31] <L1nuxRules> bfri you will probably need to run it as sudo to save any changes
[01:31] <somsip> Relondo: clonezilla worth looking at?
[01:31] <Relondo> Is clonezilla free?
[01:31] <urlin2u> Relondo, clonezilla it is even better you boot a disc and save it the whole thing. clonezilla.org
[01:31] <Paul_E> Relondo, yes open source.
[01:31] <Dr_Azil> I just upgraded to Ubuntu 11.04 and I'm not liking it. Any way I can downgrade back to 10.04?
[01:32] <somsip> Relondo: I saw it yesterday when looking at backup options and it specifically mentioned being like Norton Ghost. Worth looking at maybe?
[01:32] <Relondo> I am looking now. Thanks :)
[01:32] <Paul_E> Relondo: You want clonezilla live--just to save you some time figuring out which to download.
[01:32] <Relondo> Thanks again
[01:32] <L1nuxRules> dr_azil no you will need to do a fresh install
[01:32] <Guest38134> I need to edit a shell script but one I double click on it it only opens in read only mode. How do I edit it ?
[01:33] <diverdude> somsip, ok...i added www-data and bdi to group webdev and i did sudo chown -R bdi:webdev cakephp on /var/www/cakephp. So i go to browser and try to do http://localhost/cakephp/ but i get Forbidden (no access to /cakephp/app/webroot/). Why is that happening?
[01:33] <bfri> L1nuxrules http://pastebin.com/N08PBbVd
[01:33] <Dr_Azil> L1nuxRules, The only thing I'm not liking is the new desktop environment. Is there any way I could change that?
[01:33] <bonez2046> i can't get bitlbee to update. How would I resolve these? >> http://pastebin.com/dWauQ5fa ? this is an apt-get issue
[01:33] <Relondo> Wait-Does this program only run on Linux?
[01:34] <L1nuxRules> bfri place deb in front of it with a space and try again should work
[01:34] <somsip> diverdude: if you usermod, the user needs to logout and log back in for it to tak eeffect. I'd imagine this would require a reboot to kick group membership for www-data, but I'm not sure.
[01:34] <Paul_E> Relondo: It runs as a live cd, linux based, but can be used with any OS.
[01:34] <diverdude> somsip, ohhh ok..damn...that sux
[01:35] <bfri> L1nuxrules what do i do to leave now how do i save
[01:35] <somsip> diverdude: personally I mark dirs in www as user:www-data and g+s. Seems to do the trick except for with Wordpress which is annoying
[01:35] <Relondo> Paul_E, Good, since my problem is the inability to run Ubuntu.
[01:35] <L1nuxRules> dr_azil yes you can install gnome and log out then on login screen you will have the option to select desktop iirc gnome is already installed so you should get the choice on login
[01:35] <L1nuxRules> bfri ctrl+x
[01:35] <Dr_Azil> Thanks
[01:35] <diverdude> somsip, what is user:www-data and g+s ?
[01:35] <bfri> L1nuxrules then i hit y and then what?
[01:36] <Guest38134>  I need to edit a shell script but one I double click on it it only opens in read only mode. How do I edit it ?
[01:36] <Dr_Azil> Be right back then. Thanks L1nuxRules
[01:36] <L1nuxRules> dr_azil np
[01:36] <L1nuxRules> brfi then it will exit and save then try updating again
[01:37] <bfri> L1nuxrules it asks me  to write: /etit c/apt/sources. list and then a list of options
[01:37] <L1nuxRules> brfi just hit enter
[01:37] <Relondo> Alright guys, thanks for all the help.
[01:37] <diverdude> somsip,??
[01:38] <bfri> L1nuxrules ok now how do i leave it
[01:38] <L1nuxRules> is that a typo /etit c/apt/sources. list?
[01:38] <somsip> diverdude: I have src in /usr/local source which is owned by user:developers. On deployment (on every file save in my case) everything gets copied to /var/www owned by user:www-data. Adding chmod g+s to a directory makes sure everything written to it keeps the same group ownershiw (g(roup) + s(sticky)). So in /var/www every dir and subdir remains as user:www-data. This means noone except the owner can mess with /var/www but anyone in developers group can amen
[01:38] <somsip> * I have source in /usr/local/src...
[01:39] <diverdude> somsip, aha interesting
[01:39] <diverdude> somsip, what is that ame?
[01:39] <bfri> L1nuxrules it doesn't save
[01:39] <hejar> hi
[01:39] <somsip> diverdude: not ideal for everyone, but it's my final (currently, it's final but who knows) approach
[01:39] <L1nuxRules> bfri it needs to be opened using sudo then
[01:39] <somsip> diverdude: ame?
[01:40] <diverdude> somsip, you write in the end ....but anyone in developers group can ame
[01:40] <L1nuxRules> bfri say no to save then sudo nano +7 /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:40] <Guest38134>  I need to edit a shell script but one I double click on it it only opens in read only mode. How do I edit it ?
[01:40] <somsip> diverdude: amend the source in /usr/local/src. If you want to chat anbout this more lets go private as this is OT
[01:41] <hejar> i need some program for video editing .. ,  some video editing program like adobe premier
[01:41] <L1nuxRules> guest open it as "root"
[01:41] <hejar> hellp
[01:41] <hejar> i need some program for video editing .. ,  some video editing program like adobe premier
[01:41] <diverdude> somsip, yes, lets do that
[01:41] <kashyap1> WHAT DOES THIS MEAN NOTE: package linux-libc-headers-2.6.20-r7: task do_configure: started ERROR: function do_configure failed
[01:41] <con-man> !jre
[01:42] <zkriesse> hejar: Adobe Premier ain't gonna be compared to a free program... That's why it's Adobe Premier
[01:42] <hejar> Hellp I need some program for video editing .. ,  some video editing program like adobe premier
[01:42] <lsv> hejar: kdenlive
[01:43] <ViperVenom> Hello, I am  trying to install Ubuntu alongside Windows 7. I tried the Wubi Windows Installer and that would not boot when I selected it from the boot menu. So, I tried downloading the iso file and burning it to a DVD. When I restarted my computer to try and install it no boot menu came up; it just went straight to Windows 7. So I restarted again and pressed F12, chose "boot from disc" option,
[01:43] <ViperVenom> but there was no OS selection menu; it just went straight to Windows 7.
[01:44] <L1nuxRules> boot from disk is your HD thats why
[01:44] <bfri> l1nuxrules it looks like a few lines are messed up can i just replace my source.list file
[01:44] <Guest79596> nop
[01:45] <L1nuxRules> bfri do an ls of /etc/apt/sources.list to see if there are any backups
[01:45] <MahaVishnu> ViperVenom, sudo grub-install /dev/sdax where sdax is the device that has the partitions on it.
[01:45] <L1nuxRules> sorry brainfart /etc/apt/
[01:45] <Guest38134>  I need to edit a shell script but one I double click on it it only opens in read only mode. How do I edit it ?
[01:45] <bfri> l1nuxrules how do move to that directory?
[01:45] <ubuntunoob> hi folks
[01:45] <bfri> cd?
[01:45] <urlin2u> ViperVenom, you have a usb drive?
[01:46] <L1nuxRules> bfri this wont change to the dir but type ls /etc/apt
[01:46] <ViperVenom> would a usb work better than a disc
[01:46] <L1nuxRules> in your term
[01:46] <ubuntunoob> hey folks can you help me out pls?
[01:46] <terran4000> Hey guys and gals, I have a semi-serious issue. To use Gnome 3 I need fglrx_updates though it won't work on Oneiric with an older kernel. I get this from DMESG: fglrx: disagrees about version of symbol module_layout. Any ideas?
[01:47] <urlin2u> ViperVenom, both work, make sure you check the md5sum of the ISO and use unetbootin to load the thumb.
[01:47] <ubuntunoob> have i been infected by a botnet? this is the firewall log>> http://pastebin.com/Ms8aszZu
[01:47] <diverdude> somsip, hey
[01:47] <ubuntunoob> anyone pls?
[01:48] <Guest38134> can anyone help me ?
[01:48] <Guest38134>  I need to edit a shell script but one I double click on it it only opens in read only mode. How do I edit it ?
[01:48] <L1nuxRules> bfri if you want to change to the dir use cd
[01:48] <ViperVenom> ok I'll try that, thanks
[01:49] <terran4000> Does anyone know what this error means? "fglrx: disagrees about version of symbol module_layout"
[01:49] <L1nuxRules> < /join # slackware
[01:49] <urlin2u> Guest38134, sudo gedit (bash file) in a terminal.
[01:49] <Guest38134> thks
[01:49] <w30> Guest38134, Do you own the shell script?
[01:50] <L1nuxRules> guest told you that 5 mins ago :)
[01:50] <Guest38134> I am not sure what U mean
[01:50] <L1nuxRules> it needed running as "root"
[01:51] <bfri> l1nuxrules do you see our private convo?
[01:51] <L1nuxRules> I do now
[01:52] <maum__> can someone help me?
[01:52] <Dr_Azil> Since my update to 11.04, my audio has been messed up. Sound will play just fine out of my internal laptop speakers, but plug in some head phones or external speakers and the system mutes itself. When I go to unmute it, sound is playing through both my internal and external speakers. Any way around this?
[01:53] <maum__> I giot an error message : COMRESET failed (errno=-32) reset failed, giving up
[01:54] <tp43> I'm friggin lovin Ubuntu 11, at first I was annoyed cause I thought I was stuck with unity, but you can still run plain gnome, I would use unity, cause it is awesome, i just don't like to keep a bar on the screen, I like to autohide. Anyway, I'm lovin the new media player but I was wonder -ie my question is, how do I adjust the Aspect Ratio for video in Banshee?
[01:54] <maum__> I giot an error message after update ubuntu: COMRESET failed (errno=-32) reset failed, giving up so I cannot boot ubuntu 11.10. so I cannot boot my PC
[01:54] <maum__> I got an error message after update ubuntu: COMRESET failed (errno=-32) reset failed, giving up so I cannot boot ubuntu 11.10. so I cannot boot my PC
[01:55] <ubuntunoob> hi folks
[01:55] <ubuntunoob> i need help pls
[01:55] <kupholder> hello
[01:56] <kupholder> what do you need help with? i'm not an expert but i might be able to help
[01:57] <maum__> I got an error message after update ubuntu: COMRESET failed (errno=-32) reset failed, giving up so I cannot boot ubuntu 11.10. so I cannot boot my PC
[01:57] <crassus> So if I've compiled something from source and want to uninstall it, do I have to have the same source to do the 'sudo make uninstall' ?
[01:57] <tp43> maum__, I think you might need to call your harddrive manufacurer
[01:58] <crassus> if I've rm'd that original source, will it be a problem if I re-download it, extract, and then do the sudo make uninstall in the new source?
[01:58] <crassus> as along as they're the same version and all
[01:58] <maum__> tp43 ok
[01:58] <kupholder> i agree with tp43, it is a hard disk failure
[01:58] <tp43> Thats what I saw on the internet, you manufacturer, might have some diagnostic tools to correct the disk
[01:59] <tp43> maum__ https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=107111
[01:59] <lsv> crassus: If you get the same source, then I think it should work.
[01:59] <Dr_Azil> Since my update to 11.04, my audio has been messed up. Sound will play just fine out of my internal laptop speakers, but plug in some head phones or external speakers and the system mutes itself. When I go to unmute it, sound is playing through both my internal and external speakers. Any way around this?
[01:59] <tp43> kupholder, did you try Banshee, I wanna make adjust Aspect Ratio, is it possible?
[01:59] <tash> if I want users to be able to put files in a directory, but I want the files themselves to be read only, what perms should I set on the directory?
[01:59] <ubuntunoob> kupholder, i checked my firewall log. it has got some worrying scans from IP that have been reported to be "scan and infect" botnets. see the log >>>http://pastebin.com/uBxcANYB<<<
[01:59] <tp43> Dr_Azil, but sounds like it is working
[02:00] <lsv> crassus: maybe you could check the version of your program and then look for that version of the source
[02:00] <tp43> Dr_Azil, mute the internal
[02:00] <crassus> lsv: yep, that's what I'm doing
[02:00] <crassus> problem is it's hugeass texlive2011
[02:00] <Dr_Azil> tp43, do I go to sound preferences for that?
[02:00] <crassus> so it will be a huge hassle to redownload
[02:01] <lsv> crassus: oohh...
[02:01] <tp43> Dr_Azil, 1 sec, let me check where it is
[02:01] <crassus> yeah, 4gb download
[02:01] <crassus> not fun
[02:01] <lsv> crassus: 4gb of source?
[02:01] <crassus> I wish there was an uninstall binary that was outside of the source that was put in /usr/bin or whatever
[02:02] <crassus> yeah, tex is huge man
[02:02] <tp43> Dr_Azil, goto control center and then there is one there says sound
[02:02] <lsv> is there any man page for that program?
[02:02] <cpgo> somsip, really sorry for the afk, got called away from computer. The purple loading screen
[02:03] <Crash_O-D> virtualbox Windows xp and access to ubuntu drive, how would i do that?
[02:05] <Dr_Azil> tp43, going into the output tab I see Internal Audio Analog Stereo. It won't let me do anything with it
[02:05] <edbian> Crash_O-D: There is some GUI thing built into virtualbox for that
[02:06] <tp43> My computer is ten times louder now that I upgraded to 11 from lucid, and even the fans do seem to rattle anymore like they used to
[02:06] <tp43> Dr_Azil, fiddle around there, that is where your solution is
[02:06] <Crash_O-D> ebian: 4.1.2 does not seem to work
[02:06] <somsip> cpgo: This might help but you'll need to check it applies for your version of ubuntu http://www.noobslab.com/2011/11/install-plymouth-manager-and-change.html
[02:06] <Dr_Azil> I've fiddled as much as possible in there before I came here for help, tp43
[02:07] <tp43> Dr_Azil, hmm, maybe there is a more expert than me here who can help you, cause I can't think of anything else, actually, try alsamixer on the command line
[02:07] <lsv> crassus: does it have a man page?  Maybe the man page has some info?
[02:08] <crassus_> hmm, to uninstall it's saying just do an rm -rf of the tex directory
[02:08] <tp43> crassus, I never install except through sources
[02:09] <crassus_> tp43: I'm comfortable doing source installs as well, but this one with texlive2011 is really badly done
[02:09] <crassus_> other tex programs can't find it, etc
[02:09] <tp43> crassus, otherwise you have to manually find all the files and delete them, but many programs have an uninstall script, usually the ones with sh scripts for install/uninstall
[02:09] <crassus_> so I'm going to switch back to the packaged one which is older :(
[02:09] <crassus_> 2009 vs 2011
[02:09] <crassus_> but it works, so who cares
[02:10] <tp43> crassus_, too bad, but often, the only difference you notice is some flashy new colours and stuff like that, which we all love, but no big deal
[02:10] <tp43> But i love the new colors of ubuntu 11 from 10
[02:11] <crassus> i'm on 10.04 tp43
[02:11] <cpgo> samsul, rebooting and tryin
[02:11] <tp43> Cradam, dude, you gotta come to 11, I think you can do a direct from 10.04 to 11.04 and then to 11.10
[02:12] <crassus> I'm fine with 10.04, it's great. i've been using it only for 2 years and love it
[02:12] <crassus> will be until it's EOL-ed
[02:13] <linoge> Hi, i have a problem, of the most interesting nature, with my laptop. Yesterday it worked perfect. I turned it off and then, when i came back to home, turned it on. There's light in some buttons, but, there's nothing more. No HP first screen (as it always did). So, i thought it was dead.
[02:13] <tp43> crassus, dude, 3.0 kernel
[02:13] <crassus> "flashy colors" :p
[02:14] <crassus> but yeah, I'll get there, probably not on ubuntu though :/
[02:14] <tp43> crassus, my system used to rattle, i haven't heard it rattle yet, but its only been a couple hours, also, my sound is ten times louder
[02:14] <linoge> So, i waited in long hours of agony till i tried again. Gave a hug to my laptop and it suddenly worked.
[02:14] <crassus> I'm thinking of switching to arch linux
[02:14] <Paul_E> linoge: something loose inside? Hug snapped it back into place?
[02:14] <crassus> no problems ever with hardware on 10.04 and my computer tp43
[02:14] <linoge> As of today, it didn't work.
[02:14] <cpgo> samsul, my monitors native res is 1920x1080. The closest one in the list was 1920x1200. I put that and it made it worse. So 1920x1080 is impossible?
[02:15] <tp43> crassus, Arch is using gnome 3.0, I am thinking of upgrading
[02:15] <linoge> And then, a few minutes ago, i just turned it on. This time no hugs where involved.
[02:16] <linoge> Paul_E: I'm not aware of something loose, it's inside the possibilities, and i'll check it tomorrow, with calm. I just felt like asking first what can be causing this extremely weird behaviour.
[02:16] <somsip> cpgo: I don't use Plymouth myself, and only found that page from a search so you may need advice from someone else
[02:17] <cpgo> somsip, sorry, I was using the wrong name :S Thanks for looking
[02:18] <linoge> As a sidenote, i may add that yesterday i let it on all night and it didn't turned off. Temperatures are normal. Fans are working.
[02:18] <linoge> And dmesg doesn't show something too weird.
[02:18] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, sudo apt-get install cvt && cvt 1920 1080 copy xrandr --newmode "part"
[02:18] <tp43> How the heck do you change aspect ratio for Banshee media player?
[02:19] <crassus> banshee does video now?
[02:19] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, copy the "1920 blah blah" and everything after it, to the end of the xrandr cmd
[02:19] <crassus> I thought it was only and audio player tp43
[02:19] <Paul_E> linoge: Have you tried a kiss?
[02:19] <tp43> crassus, i never use two, I use one for both
[02:19] <atlanyu> Hi again.
[02:20] <cpgo> gotta love ubuntu.. gotta spend a whole day fixing small issues like this
[02:21] <organiks> how do i set samba users password
[02:21] <MahaVishnu> organiks, man smbpasswd
[02:21] <ibolmo> anyone familiar if UID changes in passwd is common when upgrading between releases?
[02:21] <atlanyu> MahaVishnu, I checked my issue with that DVB-T RTL2832U Stick again. Still can't get it running with 2.6.32-21-generic-pae. With 2.6.32-21-generic, no prob. But with PAE... horrible: blah... disagrees about version of symbol dvb_usb_device_init ... blah...
[02:22] <atlanyu> Oh yes, I did recompile it, of course.
[02:23] <tp43> you know how when move a window it goes full screen, how do change that config?
[02:24] <Supertonyman> hello people
[02:24] <atlanyu> Hi.
[02:24] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, no package like that
[02:24] <linoge> Paul_E: No, though it may work, one of my teachers called it the 'The perversity of inanimate things', joking, of course.
[02:25] <Supertonyman> can i install ubuntu on a slave sata hdd using gurb?
[02:25] <Paul_E> linoge: You may also want to avoid showing affection to other appliances in the home--it may be jealous.
[02:26] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, yea the command is cvt sry not sure which package
[02:26] <MahaVishnu> !cvt
[02:27] <cpgo> ok running the command works
[02:27] <linoge> Paul_E: It might, as that saturday my girlfriend was around, and i spent the whole day with her, insted of programming.
[02:27] <linoge> *instead
[02:27] <Paul_E> linoge: Well, there's your problem right there.
[02:27] <lsv> haha
[02:27] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, mind giving me the command again? Not sure what to do
[02:28] <cpgo> I'm on 10.04
[02:28] <MahaVishnu> xrandr --newmode "1920_blah blah" rest of crap from cvt command"
[02:28] <linoge> Paul_E: Yup, you're absolutly right, except for one little detail. It doesn't seem very probable that a laptop can develop the capacity to love, or feel jealous...
[02:28] <tp43> how do I make vlc my default video player instead of banshee?
[02:29] <Supertonyman> i only use ubuntu via Wubi, now i want to trully install it
[02:29] <linoge> So, i might be the owner of the first real AI device in the world. (?)
[02:29] <d1g1ta1> I need to install X/K/Ubuntu on an old laptop that does not have a bootable CD ROM.  I tried Smart Boot Manager but it won't see my parallel port CD ROM.  I tried running several versions from DOS, but always get errors and no install.  Is it possible to install text-only K/Ubuntu to the notebook ATA 2.5" hard drive in another computer with a bootable CD ROM (e.g., desktop) and then do the GUI installation portion later after the 2.5" drive is back in the lapt
[02:29] <Supertonyman> how big should i make the swap partition? if i have 8gb ram?
[02:30] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, does this look right? xrandr --newmode "1920x1080_60.00"  173.00  1920 2048 2248 2576  1080 1083 1088 1120 -hsync +vsync
[02:30] <MahaVishnu> Supertonyman, they claim 2x ram but you don't need a 16gb partition
[02:30] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, yes. you might need to prefix it with sudo but maybe not
[02:30] <linoge> d1g1ta1: you can also try unetbootin and install it through usb
[02:30] <d1g1ta1> system won't boot from USB
[02:31] <d1g1ta1> boot options are:  Floppy & internal hard drive only
[02:31] <Supertonyman> but if i make it 16 or 32 bould be better?
[02:31] <linoge> d1g1ta1: does it have a OS?
[02:31] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, http://pastebin.com/pCaQaRBe
[02:31] <linoge> *an
[02:31] <Nick-> hey, wondering if anyone is able to give me some help with nis?
[02:31] <atlanyu> linoge: But yes, it can. Mine always crashes when it stands on my desk next to my Desktop-PC ...
[02:31] <Supertonyman> i have a huge amount of space
[02:31] <dr_willis> theres somt tricks to boot things like that from usb d1g1ta1  - some sort of chain loader on the floppy. but i havent used that in ages.
[02:31] <d1g1ta1> linoge:  WIndows 98
[02:32] <dr_willis> Supertonyman:  i alwyas use 64bit os on my 64bit hardware. for your ram.. go 64bit.
[02:32] <dr_willis> d1g1ta1:  is this a 64bit cpu?
[02:32] <Supertonyman> 64 of course, thanks.
[02:32] <d1g1ta1> dr_willis: oh, so you create a bootable linux floppy and copy the ubuntu CD to USB and it chains from the fDD to the USB?
[02:32] <d1g1ta1> dr_willis: no, 32
[02:33] <Supertonyman> can i boot ubuntu from a slave hdd?
[02:33] <dr_willis> Supertonyman:  yes.
[02:33] <atlanyu> Supertonyman: yes.
[02:33] <Supertonyman> thanks! using gurb right?
[02:33] <atlanyu> Supertonyman: yes.
[02:33] <dr_willis> d1g1ta1:  yes. i saw some guide on doing it the other day. but cant recal where i saw it at. webupd8, or pendrivelinux, or lifehacker.
[02:33] <dr_willis> Supertonyman:  grub. :) yes.
[02:34] <atlanyu> :-)
[02:34] <dr_willis> bbl
[02:34] <Supertonyman> there is a visual version of gurb right? grub?
[02:34] <linoge> atlanyu: Yes, i'm very sure it can, as improbable as it seems. Even between partitions there are fights. When i boot in arch, ubuntu doesn't get sound like a week, and when i boot ubuntu, arch doesn't get sound, leaving me completely without sound many times.
[02:35] <Mgamerz> What is the best way to install ubuntu to a 100GB partition on my external usb drive? I just did it with jaunty (had to have old support... but i guess now i don't it seems) - it installed grub, which i 100000% hate, and it torched my windows
[02:35] <bonhoffer> i have a bunch of cron jobs that i want to kill -- how do i find them
[02:35] <Mgamerz> so i restored windows, but how can i get it to use all 100GB's? I am going to use it for a kernel building enviornment
[02:35]  * Mgamerz is also new to kernel stuff
[02:35] <atlanyu> linoge: :-) :-) :-) ... that "sound problems" seem familiar to me ...
[02:36] <d1g1ta1> so, is it possible to move an Ubuntu drive to completely different hardware and bring it up?
[02:36] <Mgamerz> yes
[02:36] <bonhoffer> crontab seems to run /etc/cron.daily, weekly, monthly, etc
[02:36] <Mgamerz> just don't install graphics drivers ;)
[02:36]  * linoge apologizes if he hath wrote some words wrong.
[02:36] <bonhoffer> but the  jobs aren't there
[02:36] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, pastebin xrandr -q ?
[02:37] <atlanyu> btw, does anyone here know how I can get my DVB-T RTL2832U Stick to work with 2.6.32-21-generic-pae ? Seems that it doesn't like a PAE enabled kernel... blah disagrees about version of symbol dvb_usb_device_init ...
[02:37] <Mgamerz> but i will most likely keep it on one (or two) machines at the most.
[02:37] <linoge> atlanyu: :)
[02:37] <d1g1ta1> Mgamerz: difficult?
[02:37] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, http://pastebin.com/RWGw5Nke
[02:38] <Nick-> got a problem with a nis client, can see ypcat passwd / group but cant login with username from nismaster any idea's what i can try?
[02:38] <linoge> Well, maybe arch decided to destroy my laptop after i installed ubuntu to try the new version. We had a long relationship and knew each other to the point we could both read our thoughts.
[02:38] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, it says ur using 1080 ??
[02:39] <ntr0py> Has anyone got x11vnc to work correctly with xinetd?
[02:39] <Mgamerz> hi
[02:39] <atlanyu> Hi.
[02:39] <Mgamerz> Difficult?
[02:39] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, it says what it says .. idk what to make of it. Are you referring to "current"?
[02:39] <Mgamerz> I know I had it working on an external drive perfectly fine on... like intrepid or something
[02:39] <Mgamerz> worked perfectly
[02:39] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, xrandr -s 1920x1080
[02:40] <d1g1ta1> Mgamerz: to move Ubuntu drive from 1 PC to completely different hardware (desktop to laptop)?
[02:40] <Mgamerz> works fine for me
[02:40] <Mgamerz> idk if im correct but it seems to choose which drivers to load when it needs to
[02:40] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, ran it, no output
[02:40] <atlanyu> l8r.
[02:40] <Mgamerz> and hot damn i put too much fire oil in my mongolian bbq food. stuff is so hot!!!
[02:41] <skegeek> I'm having a problem with Ubuntu freezing when left alone for even a few minutes. I thought it may be memory, but if it ran out of swap it would just shut down...
[02:41] <d1g1ta1> Mgamerz: you mean I don't' have to do anything -- it reconfigures automatically?
[02:41] <organiks> Can anyone tell me why i cant access an ubuntu shared drive via mac?
[02:41] <organiks> but i can via ubuntu or windows
[02:41] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, and no change ? whats ur resolution look like its at ?
[02:41] <Mgamerz> it just loads generic drivers
[02:41] <Mgamerz> i've done it before between a few computers. if you can deal without hardware accelerations then yeah it works great
[02:42] <maslen> Can someone help? I have high CPU on youtube even with hardware acceleration  enabled. I'm using FF w\Adobe flash 11 on Ubuntu 11.04 (x86_64).
[02:42] <Mgamerz> you don't do the 'minimum' install iirc... something in minicd installation versions where you can install abig set of drivers or just ones for this specifc machine
[02:42] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, just so we're on the same page, what do you think my problem is/what are you trying to fix?
[02:42] <d1g1ta1> Mgamerz: thanx, I'll give it a try!
[02:42] <Mgamerz> can't guarantee it'll be perfect
[02:42] <maslen> I'm also using the newest nvidia drivers, as the internal ones didn't work either,
[02:42] <Mgamerz> but i've booted off about 3 or 4 machiens at school + home in the past
[02:43] <Mgamerz> i have it formatted as ext3... but installing it installs grub, and i dont' want that
[02:43] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, its my boot screen (plymouth) that has low resolution, not my desktop - if thats why you think my problem is
[02:43] <MahaVishnu> cpgo LOL
[02:44] <MahaVishnu> sudo apt-get install v86d hwinfo
[02:44] <cpgo> done
[02:44] <zaltekk> what's the difference in nvidia-current and nvidia-current-updates?
[02:45] <linoge> It was a good thing to chat with you, but i must turn back to some esoteric math problems. Bye and good night.
[02:45] <boldfilter1> Guys, something is terribly wrong with my new ubuntu 11.10. It has things messed up interface on it that you can't get rid of or beat with a stick
[02:45] <Paul_E> When gdm restarts, is it somehow possible to hide all of the text that displays?
[02:46] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, sudo hwinfo --framebuffer | grep "Mode"
[02:46] <travisHAZE> Natty (Gnome Classic), in Places tab, how can I change where the Music, Pictures and Videos folders point to?
[02:46] <cpgo> http://pastebin.com/ZsX256a3
[02:46] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, ^
[02:47] <cpgo> 1920x1080 isnt on there
[02:47] <Mgamerz> punch the monitor, show it who's boss
[02:47] <Tech-1> lolol
[02:47] <mattheas> Mgamerz: that solves most issues without trouble
[02:48] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, so gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub find #GRUB_GFXMODE
[02:48] <Mgamerz> i love when people try to smack the monitors trying to get the computer to work
[02:48] <boldfilter1> id punch unity
[02:48] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, k
[02:48] <mattheas> Mgamerz: if you didn't know the computers brain is in the monitor then you're retarded
[02:48] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, 1920x1200 or 1280x720
[02:48]  * Mgamerz feelings are deeply hurt. 
[02:48] <MahaVishnu> and remove the #
[02:49] <MahaVishnu> or 800 just pick the one yo uwant.
[02:49] <skegeek> Any ideas for solving what seems to be Gnome freezing after a bit of idling?
[02:49] <Mgamerz> So I might just use super grub disk (floppy) to boot onto the hard drive, since it doesn't seem i can have NTFS and ext3 (and swap) on the hard drive and not use grub
[02:49] <L1nuxRules> the computers brain is in the tower the brain issues are usaully on the chair in front of the monitor
[02:49] <Mgamerz> looool
[02:49] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, update-grub2 next?
[02:49] <L1nuxRules> update-grub*
[02:50] <cpgo> theres both, whats the diff
[02:50] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, yea and do an sudo update-initramfs -u (I always do that just to be sure)
[02:50] <MahaVishnu> its grub2 now.
[02:50] <L1nuxRules> update-grub is the commnd though
[02:50] <MahaVishnu> uhh I think 2 works on my machine also..
[02:51] <L1nuxRules> it might never tried
[02:51] <MahaVishnu> yes it does.
[02:51] <cpgo> rebooting, brb
[02:52] <travisHAZE> Natty (Gnome Classic), in Places tab, how can I change where the Music, Pictures and Videos folders point to?
[02:52] <ekontsevoy> How do I tell ubuntu to start ssh *after* all network interfaces have been initialized? Right now it does the opposite: sshd starts much earlier and then keeps restarting on each interface going up. This makes reboots terribly slow: I have 64 IPs on this machine.
[02:53] <L1nuxRules> eknotsevoy modify your nic startup scripts to start ssh rather than chkconfig
[02:54] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, still an 1.5" black border around the boot screen, doesnt stretch all the way even tho we put a higher res than my monitors native one
[02:55] <mattheas> mmm skrillex
[02:55] <mattheas> makes me want to finish college
[02:55] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, I saw this option too... set gfxpayload=keep for grb
[02:55] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, idk if it will help.
[02:56] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, that goes in your /boot/grub/grub.cfg file under the kernel you want to boot like near the insmod lines
[02:56] <slgma> anyone know anything about this error: Could not initialize SDL: Unable to open a console terminal.
[02:57] <RokcStar> can anyone recommend any firewall applications
[02:57] <L1nuxRules> iptables :)
[02:57] <mattheas> iptables
[02:57] <mattheas> lol
[02:57] <cpgo> rebooting
[02:58] <mattheas> if you don't understand iptables get webmin. that'll dumb it down for you.
[02:58] <ntr0py> anyone has x11vnc working with xinetd?
[02:58] <RokcStar> a lot of people on this channel say webmin is insecure
[02:58] <zaltekk> and unsupported
[02:58] <RokcStar> so why do people still use it?
[02:58] <mattheas> RokcStar: depends whether you spend time configuring it. I've never had a problem with it.
[02:58] <zaltekk> look at UFW if you want something easier than using iptables directly
[02:59] <L1nuxRules> never used webmin but surely its just a frontend for Iptaables?
[02:59] <itaylor57> !webmin
[02:59] <mattheas> RokcStar: Keep in mind, someone will always have commentary on your software/hardware regardless of what you're using.
[02:59] <MahaVishnu> there are local GUI apps to configure iptables also. just look around.
[02:59] <MahaVishnu> firestarter or something was one idk if its still around.
[03:00] <Tech-1> it is
[03:00] <MahaVishnu> !firestarter
[03:00] <RokcStar> nice ubottu
[03:00] <RokcStar> thanks
[03:00] <mattheas> RokcStar: if you know what you're doing, that's probably a better idea
[03:00] <MahaVishnu> ubottu is a robot RokcStar ;-)
[03:00] <L1nuxRules> why debian cant use the Red Hat way though...
[03:00] <RokcStar> i dont, but i can learn
[03:01] <mattheas> I still use webmin :x
[03:03] <Jay_Levitt> I added "export RAILS_ENV=production" to /etc/apache2/envvars, but "ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/${RAILS_ENV}-error.log" results in a file literally named "${RAILS_ENV}-error.log".. what am I missing?
[03:03] <L1nuxRules> I still use vi to edit my firewall
[03:04] <Paul_E> does anyone have an answer to this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1655334
[03:05] <ntr0py> when trying to run x11vnc via xinetd i ALWAYS get "rfbNewClient: write: Broken pipe" error message? What am i doing wrong i dont get it
[03:06] <L1nuxRules> paul_e add quiet to your boot entry
[03:06] <Paul_E> L1nuxRules: boot entry? Where's that?
[03:07] <L1nuxRules> press e to edit the grub entry your booting from and where you see splash put quiet before it
[03:08] <Paul_E> I never see grub.
[03:08] <_cb> In Ubuntu 9 the time applet could be configured to display weather info. Not so in 11, how does one get that applet in 11?
[03:09] <boldfilter1> Hey, you guys know how a vacuum works? unity sucks
[03:09] <Paul_E> L1nuxRules: In /etc/default/grub, I see GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
[03:09] <L1nuxRules> you will need to edit it in /boot/grub/grub.conf then
[03:09] <travisHAZE> boldfilter, unity is vomit
[03:10] <Paul_E> and GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=" splash quiet"
[03:10] <boldfilter1> vomit and poop
[03:10] <Paul_E> does the order matter? should it be quiet splash?
[03:10] <L1nuxRules> thats the least verbose boot I know so not sure you can disable anything else
[03:11] <L1nuxRules> order doesent matter
[03:11] <Paul_E> L1nuxRules: I still get output from somewhere that you can see right before Plymouth kicks in. Just for a split screen.
[03:11] <Paul_E> er.. split second :)
[03:12] <L1nuxRules> Im slackware/centos Im not that familiar with ubuntu or plymouth
[03:12] <genoobie> okay
[03:12] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, nope
[03:12] <genoobie> I am desperate here
[03:12] <genoobie> I boot up my windows partition and the wireless works
[03:12] <MahaVishnu> cpgo, idk then :F
[03:13] <genoobie> the wireless worked in my linux partition until this monring then, bork
[03:13] <genoobie> nothing
[03:13] <genoobie> I boot up a live linux CD and the wireless still doesn't work
[03:13] <genoobie> I go to a store and try a few mini-pci cards and the wireless is still out
[03:13] <MahaVishnu> genoobie, disabled in bios some how? does it have a hardware switch
[03:13] <genoobie> not that I am aware of, but that would not explain how it works in windows
[03:13] <genoobie> I will double check though
[03:14] <flippityflip> My flash isn't working. I've installed, reinstalled, uninstalled, and installed. Used the software center and also the terminal to install/uninstall. Any suggestions? Do you need more info to help?
[03:14] <flippityflip> (adobe flash player)
[03:15] <Guest40168> hello i gota problem i did install slim to use instead of gdm, all fine but aparently an loading animation of ubuntu pre loaded after gdm start it dont die and i see the colors incorrects
[03:15] <flippityflip> Flash *does* work in Chrome, but I think that's cause Chrome has a built-in flash player.... would that affect the normal/standalone player?
[03:15] <boldfilter1> Dear ubuntu, my desktop pc is not a smartphone, give me a decent interface, thank you
[03:16] <L1nuxRules> lol
[03:16] <MahaVishnu> boldfilter, try xfce or fluxbox
[03:16] <L1nuxRules> boldfilter1 your a Linux user please learn that your in control not the provider
[03:16] <MahaVishnu> boldfilter, or go back gnome
[03:17] <boldfilter1> new gnome sucks too
[03:17] <L1nuxRules> ctrl+alt+f1 :)
[03:17] <cpgo> MahaVishnu, k, thanks
[03:18] <totesmuhgoats> boldfilter1: there is a site that lists all the unity packages in ubuntu so you can apt-get remove it and then switch desktops
[03:18] <totesmuhgoats> i installed xfce through the xubuntu-desktop package
[03:18] <totesmuhgoats> its not bad
[03:19] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, no switch in BIOS
[03:19] <lduros> I like unity better than gnome 3, at least in 11.10
[03:19] <flippityflip> lduros: agreed.
[03:20] <lduros> only issue is taht ubuntu isn't fully free :-( I wish it were :-P
[03:20] <GrimsCompany> Hi I burned the iso to a CD and when it boots a purple screen comes up with a picture of a keyboard, an equal sign, and a stick figure. After awhile, my screen starts flashing red/green/blue/white and the CD drive is going crazy scanning really fast. Is this normal, because after a minute of this going on I decided to force shutdown.
[03:20] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, desperate here...
[03:20] <flippityflip> My flash isn't working. I've installed, reinstalled, uninstalled, and installed. Used the software center and also the terminal to install/uninstall. Any suggestions? Do you need more info to help?
[03:21] <boldfilter1> that dashboard launcher has to go
[03:22] <genoobie> wireless worked, now it doesn't, linux is like that...
[03:22] <MahaVishnu> genoobie, and what did you do between it working and not working ?
[03:22] <L1nuxRules> users re like that
[03:22] <ntr0py> Damnit why oh why is linux just such a nightmare, everyone solves the same problems wasting a lot of time
[03:22] <aeon-ltd> ntr0py: is windows not the same?
[03:22] <genoobie> apparently nothing
[03:22] <aeon-ltd> everyone got problems
[03:22] <genoobie> not sure if updates were done in the background...
[03:23] <genoobie> can i roll back updates?
[03:23] <MahaVishnu> ntr0py, because until you learn to figure out how to solve problems on linux it is a nightmare. but it is very easy to solve most problems cause alot are the same ones heh!
[03:23] <flippityflip> aeon-ltd: no, windows is not the same. there is less of a hassle. and for the hassles there are, there is more support than a few websites and channels.
[03:23] <L1nuxRules> windows is worse at least you can dig under the hood and fix your self In Linux
[03:23] <flippityflip> you can dig under the hood and fix in windows as well.
[03:23] <genoobie> yeah, my wireless works in windows, it stopped working in linux
[03:23] <L1nuxRules> how editing the registry lmao
[03:24] <MahaVishnu> actually you have to pay for windows support usually. but I think there is a channel on here.
[03:24] <flippityflip> i love linux and ubuntu is my favorite distro, but it would be wrong to say that linux has less or the same amount of hassle as windows
[03:24] <GrimsCompany> Hi I burned the iso to a CD and when it boots a purple screen comes up with a picture of a keyboard, an equal sign, and a stick figure. After awhile, my screen starts flashing red/green/blue/white and the CD drive is going crazy scanning really fast. Is this normal, because after a minute of this going on I decided to force shutdown.
[03:24] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, in all seriousness, as far as I know, nothing changed.
[03:24] <MahaVishnu> flippityflip, but its offtopic
[03:24] <grumpywolfe> I was doing a system update and got a buch of messages and now gnome-key is not working
[03:24] <L1nuxRules> no Linux has nowhere near the issues that windows does
[03:24] <aeon-ltd> But the extra support and fewer hassles are because of paid software and hardware, linux is free be grateful and perservere :)
[03:25] <L1nuxRules> Ive used it for years the main breakage is the user
[03:25] <aeon-ltd> woah sorry to derail the chan guys.
[03:25] <flippityflip> MahaVishnu: understood, but be aware that I didn't bring it up, just continuing a conversation
[03:25] <ntr0py> MahaVishnu: yes but some are not and  and those really feel like a biggest waste of time, always trying to get things working that *should* work out of the box
[03:25] <grumpywolfe> how to change gnome-key
[03:25] <MahaVishnu> last thing i'll say. half the reason things don't work out of the box is the manufacturer of the item.
[03:26] <MahaVishnu> not linux.
[03:26] <NDPMacBookPro> That's a cop out
[03:26] <NDPMacBookPro> End user doesn't care who's fault it is
[03:26] <flippityflip> Agreed, it *is* a cop out.
[03:26] <MahaVishnu> and I dont care what the end user wants. cause my stuff didn't all work out of the box. but I made it work.
[03:27] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, any suggestions outside of switch in bios?
[03:27] <flippityflip> again, I love Linux and Ubuntu. But I definitely cannot recommend it to the everyday consumer because of the lack of compatibility, OR the steps you would need to take in order to ensure compatibility.
[03:27] <ntr0py> MahaVishnu: yes i never found a better os than linux, but sometimes it gets really frustrating...
[03:27] <flippityflip> genoobie- do you know what wireless card you have?
[03:27] <MahaVishnu> grr my internet sucks lately
[03:27] <genoobie> flippityflip, atheros
[03:28] <genoobie> 5007 I think
[03:28] <MahaVishnu> genoobie, pastebin sudo lshw -C network
[03:29] <MahaVishnu> ntr0py, agreed I couldn't make my intel integrated chip and my nvidia card work together until yesterday. but like I heard someone say in here linux is for people who like to take stuff apart and put it back together, and obviously it's free.
[03:29] <boldfilter1> I like the fact that in linux you may have to build or make something to make something work
[03:29] <genoobie> I am trying to output that to a file
[03:29] <genoobie> hold a sec
[03:29] <flippityflip> brb
[03:29] <boldfilter1> And in linux before unity, I liked the customization freedom
[03:30] <MahaVishnu> genoobie, you can install pastebinit and do like sudo pastebinit command to auto paste it doesn't work for everything though
[03:30] <MahaVishnu> lets not start a unity discussion ;\
[03:30] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, I don't have connectivity on the linux box
[03:30] <MahaVishnu> no wire?
[03:30] <L1nuxRules> whats with Linux before unity though ?
[03:31] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, here http://pastebin.com/BLAE49p5
[03:31] <Detergentizer> !nounity
[03:31] <boldfilter1> gnome 3/unity no customization
[03:32] <MahaVishnu>  genoobie lsmod | grep ath
[03:32] <boldfilter1> just two shitty interfaces
[03:32] <L1nuxRules> genoobie you want to redirect the output of thew command to a file?
[03:32] <Mgamerz-Ubu> Is there anyway to NOT install grub while installing ubuntu? It'd save me a big headache
[03:32] <Detergentizer> boldfilter: huh?
[03:33] <L1nuxRules> if so command > 2&>1 output
[03:35] <L1nuxRules> or actually command > outpout 2&>1
[03:35] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, sorry here is the "clean" output of lshw
[03:35] <genoobie> http://pastebin.com/iJn3N1pD
[03:35] <urlin2u> Mgamerz-Ubu, if you choose the something else option=manual and put it in the ubuntu partition you are not installing to the mbr.
[03:35] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, here is the output of lsmod | grep ath
[03:36] <Mgamerz-Ubu> I'm doing 10.04 LTS
[03:36] <Mgamerz-Ubu> so i don't have the else
[03:36] <genoobie> http://pastebin.com/z8cbWYUH
[03:36] <urlin2u> Mgamerz-Ubu, doesn't matter what release.
[03:36] <Mgamerz-Ubu> would it be under advanced at the end page?
[03:36] <urlin2u> Mgamerz-Ubu, yes that sounds right
[03:36] <Mgamerz-Ubu> 'install boot loader'
[03:37] <Mgamerz-Ubu> unckeck
[03:37] <genoobie> i will say that linux's hardware detection has improved *significantly*
[03:37] <urlin2u> Mgamerz-Ubu, you running windows and want easybcd?
[03:37] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, what do you think
[03:37] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ how are you trying to connect network-manager ?
[03:37] <Mgamerz-Ubu> I normally run windows. Trying to build a kernel but am installing linux to an external hard drive on the secondary partiiton of it (after NTFS)
[03:37] <Mgamerz-Ubu> will just use super grub2 disk to boot, cause grub as MBR sucks balls
[03:38] <urlin2u> Mgamerz-Ubu, how you going to boot it?
[03:38] <Mgamerz-Ubu> ^
[03:38] <L1nuxRules> grub on mbr is fine
[03:38] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, not really sure, just through the network connections manager in lubuntu
[03:38] <Mgamerz-Ubu> i never find it is
[03:38] <shovell> hey guys got a question how can i connect to another computer over the internet i.e. remote desktop
[03:38] <Mgamerz-Ubu> grub is horrendous, it's broken my system like 3 times (after distro upgrade). I'm never going to trust it so i'll just do super grub disk. it's reliable
[03:39] <L1nuxRules> vnc or ssh
[03:39] <edbian> shovell: by using ssh
[03:39] <edbian> shovell: Have you ever done this before?
[03:39] <urlin2u> Mgamerz-Ubu, easy to put what you want in the mbr so this may be yourvweak link.
[03:39] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ grep -r "ath5k" /etc/modprobe.d/
[03:39] <shovell> edbian,  not really
[03:39] <Mgamerz-Ubu> i'll keep the windows bootloader in mbr
[03:39] <Mgamerz-Ubu> and just boot from floppy
[03:39] <edbian> shovell: What computer are you trying to connect to?
[03:39] <edbian> shovell: I can help
[03:40] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ sudo ifconfig -a
[03:40] <shovell> edbian i have a buddy on the other side of town and i need to go through the files i have stored there
[03:41] <edbian> shovell: Is his computer running linux?
[03:41] <L1nuxRules> ifconfig doesent need privs
[03:41] <L1nuxRules> unless your changing anything
[03:41] <shovell> edbian, ..... unfortunatlly i had not made the conversion
[03:41] <MahaVishnu> good point
[03:41] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, here are the results of the grep of modprobe.d
[03:41] <genoobie> http://pastebin.com/L2A5FQwz
[03:41] <shovell> edbian, windows 7
[03:41] <flippityflip> owned! My flash works now. I had to uninstall GNASH... what the hell is gnash anyway?
[03:41] <edbian> shovell: Well if he's there and logged in just have him email you stuff.  Or use dropbox if it's really big or something
[03:42] <shovell> edbian but i am not sure where it is stored
[03:42] <xangua> a gnu flash plugin flippityflip
[03:42] <edbian> shovell: so?  So you wanna log in and look around?  Have him look around. What's the different?
[03:42] <flippityflip> xangua: i knew that, was just trying to mock the name.... but thanks!
[03:42] <Mgamerz-Ubu> i have a dream. a dream that someday thunderbird will update their email notification popup to look modern
[03:43] <edbian> difference*
[03:43] <shovell> edbian he is a good friend but a dumb one
[03:43] <lduros> i'd like to have an applet or whatever you call it in unity to monitor my CPU, the heat etc? I have feelings my computer heats up sometimes, what can I use with Unity? Thx
[03:43] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, here is the ifconfig -a
[03:43] <genoobie> http://pastebin.com/PPjV7r3X
[03:43] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ If you can plug a wire in to that machine. try to install "wicd" it is a really good wireless manager I have had much better luck with it than network-manager
[03:43] <Dream> A dream huh
[03:43] <genoobie> I don't like that modprobe.d output
[03:44] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ its fine actually
[03:44] <edbian> shovell: both of you install teamviewer and you can log in remotely. (that's probably the easiest way)
[03:44] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, oh okay
[03:44] <Dream> I have a dream, a dream where I will never have the nick "Dream" in any IRC network.
[03:44] <shovell> edbian open source?
[03:44] <genoobie> so I can find wicd in the synaptic?
[03:44] <edbian> shovell: Umm, I don't think it's open source but it is free
[03:44] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ it looks like the device is loaded. but the interface eth0 has no IP so network-manager is not connecting?
[03:44] <edbian> shovell: There are open source ways of doing it.  It's not as easy though.  Not worth it for one time
[03:44] <urlin2u> lduros, you familiar with conky, take a look on the for what it looks like it is in the repos.
[03:45] <genoobie> okay there it is I'll brb
[03:45] <urlin2u> web*
[03:45] <lduros> urlin2u: no i'm not, will look it up, thanks
[03:45] <genoobie> correct
[03:45] <shovell> edbian,  aah nice , i am kinda looking for the option to do that from time to time
[03:45] <urlin2u> lduros, it can be made to look cool and uses low resources.
[03:45] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, although if I stick a wire in it, it will connect
[03:45] <genoobie> but I will try the first wicd link in synaptic
[03:45] <genoobie> brb
[03:46] <lduros> urlin2u: yeh looks fine to me :-)
[03:46] <edbian> shovell: Well than you should look into: http://gerardmcgarry.com/blog/how-remotely-connect-ubuntu-a-windows-machine
[03:46] <edbian> shovell: I didn't really look very closely at that.  I googled and linked the first one that was right.
[03:46] <JZApples> Why does the Update Manager keep trying to download Ubuntu One updates even though I uninstalled it and don't want to use it?
[03:46] <urlin2u> lduros, there are scriprs all over the web and a thread where people post theirs at the ubuntu forums.
[03:46] <urlin2u> scripts*
[03:46] <L1nuxRules> sudo aptitude remmina
[03:47] <L1nuxRules> thats a decent windows RDP client for Linux
[03:47] <mattheas> is anyone good with fixing ubuntu NIC ports?
[03:47] <L1nuxRules> install*
[03:47] <mattheas> I had driver issues
[03:47] <lduros> urlin2u: hehe
[03:47] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ sudo rmmod ath5k && sudo modprobe ath5k
[03:47] <edbian> mattheas: NIC ports are the physical ethernet / network ports on a network interface card (NIC).  Ubuntu does not make them, so your question does not make sense
[03:48] <Mgamerz-Ubu> has Has anyone used rdesktop and got the 'keymap not found: en-us' error? (1.6 or 1.7 / ubuntu jaunty?)
[03:48] <L1nuxRules> Ive only ever seen that error on getting disconnected
[03:48] <Mgamerz-Ubu> i'm using webtop for my atrix phone (based on jaunty) and it always says that, and nobody seems to know... or carfe why
[03:49] <mattheas> edbian: thanks for the rhetoric check. I applied drivers to my NIC, and now it's created all the way up to eth10 on my 70-persistent-net.rules and created one eth_rename
[03:49] <mattheas> edbian: I have a multiport NIC card
[03:49] <edbian> mattheas: I'm afraid I've never set up a multiple port nic card before :(
[03:50] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, I just installed wicd
[03:50] <trackerx90> Is it possible to make network cards to work as router?
[03:50] <genoobie> we'll see if it works
[03:50] <edbian> trackerx90: yes, it's called a network bridge
[03:50] <shovell> edbian,  well that is not looking like it would suit my needs
[03:50] <edbian> trackerx90: Or, ip_forwarding if you're working low level
[03:51] <shovell> edbian,  but thank you for the help
[03:51] <edbian> shovell: remote login ?  Is that not exactly what you want?
[03:51] <edbian> shovell: sure
 thanks
[03:51] <edbian> sure
[03:51] <L1nuxRules> your nics arent used as a router as such as they are just the hardware network connection but you can set a router up using Iptables
[03:51] <shovell> sorta have you used the remote desktop util in windows?
[03:51] <shovell> edbian sorta have you used the remote desktop util in windows?
[03:51] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, doesn't seem to ahve fixed the issue
[03:52] <edbian> shovell: no, what's your point?
[03:52] <shovell> edbian that is the type of situation i am looking foe
[03:53] <edbian> shovell: What does windows remote desktop do that other remote desktop apps cannot do (I'm willing to bet nothing)
[03:53] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, when I typed in sudo rmmod ath5k && sudo modprobe ath5k it said "You are now offline"
[03:53] <genoobie> so now what?
[03:53] <L1nuxRules> edbian it gets hacked into :)
[03:53] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ I think thats a good sign?
[03:53] <shovell> edbian you are probablly correct
[03:53] <genoobie> heh
[03:53] <shovell> ill let y9ou know how it goes if you want
[03:53] <genoobie> well at this point am I fooling aroud with wicd?
[03:54] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ yea man it sounds like you should be able to get it working with wicd? lsmod | grep ath5k make sure its loaded.
[03:54] <edbian> L1nuxRules: ha
[03:54] <edbian> shovell: :)
[03:54] <genoobie> yeahm it's loaded alright...but it isn't working
[03:55] <genoobie> this is *really* frustrating
[03:56] <edbian> genoobie: look at the very end of the output of dmesg
[03:56] <edbian> usually there are clues there
[03:56] <MahaVishnu> whats it say
[03:56] <edbian> genoobie: also, sudo iwlist scan   (will scan for wifi networks)
[03:56] <edbian> genoobie: iwlist scan is a good way to see low-level if the drive is working
[03:58] <craigbass1976> Is there an ubuntu version of joinme and gotomeeting?
[03:58] <migue> hola
[03:58] <edbian> craigbass1976: what do those do?
[03:58] <genoobie> edbian, wlan0 failed to read scan data: network is down
[03:58] <migue> someone speake spanish?
[03:58] <MahaVishnu> edbian$ thanks for the info.
[03:58] <edbian> genoobie: sudo ifup wlan0     (what's it say?)
[03:58] <edbian> MahaVishnu: sure
[03:59] <ssfdre38> migue, i think its english only
[03:59] <L1nuxRules> genoobie give your router a kick
[03:59] <MahaVishnu> edbian$ idk why his card isnt working looks right to me.
[03:59] <craigbass1976> edbian, web conferencing/screen sharing; it's for training and meetings essentially
[03:59] <RokcStar> yo se espanol
[03:59] <edbian> craigbass1976: I don't think so :(  (probably there is and I just don't know about it)
[03:59] <genoobie> ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0
[04:00] <skumara> I need help to play this dvd. The subtitles appear outside the movie and I can read it. anyone know how to repair this problem? http://tinypic.com/r/3305hs8/5
[04:00] <genoobie> seriously should I reboot the router?
[04:00] <genoobie> let me try
[04:00] <genoobie> brb
[04:00] <edbian> craigbass1976: http://onlinemeeting.lefora.com/2009/12/08/guide-to-using-gotomeeting-on-linux/
[04:00] <edbian> genoobie: ignoring unknown interface...
[04:01] <edbian> genoobie: sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[04:01] <migue> i have problem to make a file trafer whit pidgin 2.10
[04:01] <edbian> rebooting the router is not hte issue
[04:01] <edbian> btw
[04:01] <migue> someone can help me
[04:01] <migue> ?
[04:01] <genoobie> edbian, so I should skip this?
[04:01] <genoobie> I mean rebooting router
[04:02] <edbian> genoobie: I recommend running sudo ifconfig wlan0 up  (not rebooting the router)
[04:02] <genoobie> okay
[04:02] <genoobie> SIOCSIFFLAGS: Operation not possible due to RF-kill
[04:03] <edbian> genoobie: I knew it!
[04:03] <genoobie> ??
[04:03] <genoobie> me too :)
[04:03] <edbian> genoobie: yeah I know the problem
[04:03] <edbian> hang on
[04:03] <edbian> genoobie: sudo rfkill list
[04:03] <edbian> genoobie: what's it say about things being blocked?
[04:04] <genoobie> rfkill comand not found
[04:04] <skumara> anyone?
[04:04] <edbian> genoobie: really....
[04:04] <genoobie> yep
[04:04] <edbian> genoobie: Is the target machine online via something besides wifi?
[04:04] <genoobie> sudo rfkill list
[04:04] <genoobie> not presently
[04:04] <migue> i have problem to make a file trafer whit pidgin 2.10
[04:04] <migue> help!
[04:04] <genoobie> it can be if I need to
[04:05] <edbian> genoobie: do you have a wifi kill switch on this machine?  (cause I think it's on)
[04:05] <genoobie> well there is a wifi kill switch
[04:05] <genoobie> but it is "blue"
[04:05] <edbian> genoobie: I could tell if we had rfkill installed but we don't apparently.
[04:05] <edbian> genoobie: flip it, then run sudo iwlist scan again
[04:05] <genoobie> I can get rfkill
[04:05] <r3za> hi guys , i want to know how can i connect to my socks 5 tunnelling in  ubuntu 11.10 ? do u have any program or command suggestion please ... !
[04:05] <edbian> genoobie: what do you mean you can get rfkill ?
[04:06] <genoobie> same output, network is down
[04:06] <genoobie> is it possible that the switch is borked
[04:06] <edbian> genoobie: sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[04:06] <edbian> genoobie: (you have flipped the switch right?
[04:06] <genoobie> is there some way to bypass this so the switch has no effect
[04:06] <MahaVishnu> edbian$ can he try sudo ifup wlan0 also ?
[04:06] <genoobie> well ordinarily the switch would go from blue to orange (orange being off)
[04:06] <genoobie> but when I touch the switch there is no change
[04:07] <edbian> MahaVishnu: I'm not sure, I think there is a subtle difference between the two
[04:07] <MahaVishnu> edbian$ me too but ifup works better for me. always has
[04:07] <edbian> genoobie: yeah yeah, what about sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[04:07] <edbian> MahaVishnu: but ifconfig is what told us it was blocked due to rfkill
[04:07] <genoobie> operation not possible due to RF-kill
[04:07] <edbian> so I want to use that to check
[04:07] <MahaVishnu> edbian$ ah point taken sir.
[04:07] <edbian> genoobie: get online, run this: sudo apt-get install rfkill
[04:07] <edbian> genoobie: Then once it's installed, run sudo rfkill list
[04:07] <genoobie> anything else I should install?
[04:08] <edbian> genoobie: no, just that
[04:08] <genoobie> okay bbias
[04:08] <edbian> genoobie: are you sure rfkill isn't installed already?
[04:08] <r3za> hi guys , i want to know how can i connect to my socks 5 tunnelling in  ubuntu 11.10 ? do u have any program or command suggestion please ... !
[04:08] <genoobie> yes
[04:08] <edbian> I really feel like it is installed on Ubuntu by default
[04:08] <edbian> alright
[04:08] <edbian> whatev
[04:08] <edbian> install it
[04:08] <Milossh> can anyone help me find gkrellm-i8k plugin for gkrellm please?
[04:08] <edbian> r3za: run 'gnome-network-properties' in the terminal without quotes
[04:09] <Milossh> my cpu is constantly at ~92C
[04:09] <edbian> Milossh: that's hot
[04:09] <L1nuxRules> clean your fans :)
[04:09] <edbian> indeed
[04:09] <A|i3N> ok.. easy question.. easy question.. here it comes .... wait for iiiiitt................. Best software for doing a screencast video? If firefox has one that'll work too as it's a demo of a website. :)
[04:09] <Milossh> I bought it a few months ago, and it's used only on a wooden desk
[04:09] <edbian> !best
[04:09] <r3za> edbian: but i use unity !
[04:09] <Milossh> it's not that
[04:10] <edbian> r3za: just try the command (unity is built on gnome)
[04:10] <genoobie> okay edbian 0:phy0 wireless lan
[04:10] <genoobie> soft blocked yes hard blocked no
[04:10] <Milossh> also, is there anyone who can help me find this plugin for gkrellm?
[04:10] <genoobie> 1:hp-wifi wireless LAN
[04:10] <genoobie> soft and hard blocked yes
[04:10] <A|i3N> ok I'll rephrase that for edbian: simplest without screwing with the command line. :P
[04:10] <A|i3N> lol
[04:10] <r3za> edbian: im sorry can u send me command i use it but terminal said that : gnome-network-properties: command not found
[04:10] <edbian> genoobie: sudo rfkill unblock 0
[04:11] <genoobie> ok
[04:11] <edbian> r3za: ahh, nevermind then.  I'm not sure what they use now :(
[04:11] <genoobie> now?
[04:11] <skumara>  I need help to play this dvd. The subtitles appear outside the movie and I can read it. anyone know how to repair this problem? http://tinypic.com/r/3305hs8/5
[04:11] <genoobie> 1 as well?
[04:11] <edbian> genoobie: if 1 is blocked, but try 0 first, and look at sudo rfkill list to make sure it changed
[04:11] <r3za> edbian: ok buddy , thanks anyway !
[04:11] <L1nuxRules> edbian what about restarting the network service?
[04:11] <edbian> r3za: sure
[04:11] <MahaVishnu> ed1703$ what is rfkill ?
[04:11] <edbian> L1nuxRules: we can't do that anymore right? (also I'm quite sure unblocking will fix things)
[04:11] <genoobie> argh!
[04:11] <genoobie> okay
[04:11] <edbian> argh?
[04:11] <MahaVishnu> edbian ^
[04:12] <genoobie> I can ifconfig wlan0 up
[04:12] <edbian> MahaVishnu: It's the software interface for the physical kill switch
[04:12] <MahaVishnu> thx
[04:12] <genoobie> but iwlist scan = network is down
[04:12] <edbian> genoobie: Is everything unblocked now?
[04:12] <genoobie> no, I will unblock
[04:12] <edbian> genoobie: what did ifconfig wlan0 up say?
[04:12] <edbian> genoobie: what are you daft?  unblock everything, then try to bring it up, then try to scan
[04:12] <genoobie> 0 is now switched so that hard-blocked is 0
[04:12] <genoobie> urhg okay sudo rfkill list =
[04:12] <edbian> genoobie: you have to flip the physical switch to change the hard-block
[04:13] <edbian> sudo rfkill unblock <number>
[04:13] <edbian> A|i3N: gimmie a second while I google
[04:13] <genoobie> okay, at this point
[04:13] <edbian> genoobie: ...
[04:14] <edbian> A|i3N: look what google found me: http://www.linuxhaxor.net/5-ways-to-screencast-your-linux-desktop/
[04:14] <genoobie> hold a sec...
[04:14] <A|i3N> Thank you edbian :) I like the bonus too, the truth about six pack abs ;)
[04:14] <genoobie> I'm almost there
[04:15] <edbian> genoobie: haha
[04:15] <edbian> sure
[04:15] <genoobie> flipping the switch only seems to affect hp-wifi (1)
[04:15] <edbian> genoobie: that's fine
[04:15] <genoobie> but (0) phy0 is unaffected by hard switch
[04:15] <edbian> genoobie: Do everything you can to maximize unblocking
[04:15] <edbian> genoobie: you can pastebin it for me to see that would be great: paste.ubuntu.com
[04:15] <genoobie> okay
[04:16] <edbian> the output of sudo rfkill list  that is
[04:16] <genoobie> okay, I rebooted the machine
[04:16] <edbian> genoobie: umm, ok?
[04:16] <L1nuxRules> genoobie this isnt windows lol
[04:16] <kimp> Hey, anyone here installed a Bamboo Graphics tablet on Ubuntu?
[04:17] <genoobie> yeah but it friggin worked
[04:17] <Guest88724> hi i need help. when my computer boots it gets stuck for a few minutes on waiting for network configuration, and waiting up to 60 more seconds for network configuration
[04:17] <edbian> genoobie: so it's solved then?
[04:17] <genoobie> oaky, the light is intermittently flashing
[04:17] <genoobie> blue/orange
[04:17] <L1nuxRules> it will just isnt needed ;)
[04:17] <genoobie> but the connection is up
[04:17] <edbian> genoobie: ignore the stupid light
[04:17] <truefx> how can i install deb.tar file in ubuntu ?
[04:17] <genoobie> rfkill list has everything unblocked
[04:17] <edbian> genoobie: good
[04:17] <edbian> genoobie: and you're online on wifi?
[04:18] <truefx> there are about 30 deb files in it
[04:18] <genoobie> edbian, yes abso*friggin*lutely and thank you very much
[04:18] <edbian> sure :)
[04:18] <genoobie> how can I prevent this in the future...
[04:18] <edbian> truefx: unpack the tar and install all the debs?
[04:18] <genoobie> wtf happened (because it only went down today)
[04:18] <milamber> truefx: why so many packages? did you try the apt-get route?
[04:19] <genoobie> so I can dump wicd
[04:19] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ glad you got it sorted out.
[04:19] <truefx> milamber, yep i did
[04:19] <genoobie> MahaVishnu, thank you as well!
[04:19] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ yea if you want its still better than network-manager imho.
[04:19] <edbian> genoobie: It should stay up from now on.  I don't know what happened.  I'm guessing somebody hit the kill switch.  Here's the thing, the kill switch needs to be off (that is the card is on) when the machine boots.  That's probably what we did.
[04:19] <truefx> milamber, i try to install lazarus but i cant do it usin apt
[04:19] <edbian> genoobie: Now you can use rfkill to look at the block on the card and make sure everything is unblocked, then reboot and that should always fix it
[04:19] <Guest88724> can someone help me fix the waiting for network configuration on boot?
[04:19] <milamber> truefx: ok, then did you extract the files? .rar is a compression format
[04:20] <truefx> milamber, The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[04:20] <truefx>   lazarus: Depends: lazarus-ide (>= 0.9.28.2-8ubuntu1)
[04:20] <truefx> E: Broken packages
[04:20] <genoobie> edbian, yes, that will have to be stored in "my" memory banks somewhere..
[04:20] <MahaVishnu> genoobie$ tape your switch maybe too if its one of those sliders.
[04:20] <truefx> milamber, .tar not rar
[04:20] <edbian> genoobie: sure, write it all down in a text file on your desktop
[04:20] <edbian> I don't care
[04:20] <rkhshm> I have auto complete enabled on libreoffice but what is the hotkey to actually complete the suggested word?
[04:20] <milamber> truefx: .tar is also a compression format that requires the files to be extracted
[04:20] <milamber> rkhshm: enter
[04:20] <L1nuxRules> truefx tyry installing laazarus-ide first
[04:21] <rkhshm> ah... thanks
[04:21] <milamber> rkhshm: np
[04:21] <truefx> L1nuxRules, i cant
[04:22] <truefx> L1nuxRules, The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[04:22] <truefx>   lazarus-ide: Depends: fpc-abi-2.4.0
[04:22] <truefx> E: Broken packages
[04:22] <genoobie> THANKYOU everyone
[04:22] <edbian> genoobie: ur welcome
[04:22] <genoobie> I *have* to get back to work
[04:22] <genoobie> nite
[04:22] <L1nuxRules> truefx your using deb packages?
[04:22] <truefx> L1nuxRules, Package fpc-abi-2.4.0 is a virtual package provided by:
[04:22] <truefx> You should explicitly select one to install.
[04:22] <truefx> E: Package fpc-abi-2.4.0 has no installation candidate
[04:23] <truefx> nope i tried apt-get
[04:23] <L1nuxRules> extract them to a directory and try dpkg -i *
[04:23] <truefx> but since i have above errors i try .deb.tar file
[04:23] <milamber> truefx: have you tried installing anything else?
[04:23] <truefx> milamber, like what ?
[04:23] <milamber> truefx: broken packages worries me
[04:24] <L1nuxRules> or try aptitude install lazarus its better at handling deps
[04:24] <truefx> milamber, i got fpc 2.4.2 in my system only compiler not lazarus ide
[04:25] <truefx> milamber, but probably new lazarus ide depends on fpc 2.4.4 so i trd to install it from deb.tar file
[04:25] <truefx> milamber, it is not available in repos
[04:25] <L1nuxRules> truefx it needs a newer version >= ( gretaer than or equal)
[04:26] <milamber> truefx: ok. you need to use: dpkg -i <debname>.deb to install each of the debs
[04:26] <truefx> L1nuxRules, what am i supposed to do install lazarus in ubuntu 10.04
[04:26] <milamber> truefx: but for the sake of my sanity can you pastebin the output of: sudo apt-get check
[04:26] <L1nuxRules> truefx you should be able to use apt , no joy any errors?
[04:27] <truefx> milamber, sure
[04:27] <L1nuxRules> I have 0.9.28 lazarus installed from base repos
[04:27] <truefx> sudo apt-get check
[04:27] <truefx> Reading package lists... Done
[04:27] <truefx> Building dependency tree
[04:27] <truefx> Reading state information... Done
[04:27] <FloodBot1> truefx: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:28] <milamber> !pastebin > truefx
[04:28] <truefx> how did u do it  in 10.04 ?
[04:30] <L1nuxRules> aptitude install lazarus Is what I did
[04:30] <sp4z> hi, how do i see which user the apache2 service is running as?
[04:31] <L1nuxRules> change it from running as apache modules to somethibg like fast-cgi
[04:32] <L1nuxRules> nvm miss read what you asked
[04:32] <sp4z> ubuntu server 11.10 btw no gui
[04:33] <milamber> sp4z: ps au | grep httpd
[04:33] <kontagious> hey i cant connect to pidgin from 2 locations
[04:33] <kontagious> specifically msn
[04:33] <genoobie> okay, last piece here...
[04:33] <L1nuxRules> ps aux | grep apache2 | grep -v grep | awk '{print $1}'
[04:34] <genoobie> I was happy enough with network manager...
[04:34] <truefx> milamber, L1nuxRules http://paste.ubuntu.com/768634/
[04:34] <genoobie> now that I've installed wicd, I'd like to eliminate it
[04:34] <truefx> plz have a look at that
[04:34] <genoobie> do I just uncheck wicd in synaptics and it takes care of the rest?
[04:35] <milamber> truefx: sudo apt-get install -f
[04:36] <L1nuxRules> truefx dpkg -P lazurus-ide
[04:37] <L1nuxRules> then reinstall lazurus using apt looks like the lazurus-ide is from the deb packages you downloded
[04:37] <L1nuxRules> my a key is stuck (typos)
[04:37] <L1nuxRules> and Im a little drunk :)
[04:39] <L1nuxRules> although forcing cn be dangerous
[04:40] <L1nuxRules> @milaber
[04:41] <antipragmatist> hi.
[04:42] <L1nuxRules> never force packages unless you know how to fix it going wrong
[04:42] <antipragmatist> what is good pdf view ? I measure good by, most important first; 1) fast, 2) small memory usage
[04:43] <genoobie> with some PDF's like for the IRS you need the fillable forms functionality that sadly only ADOBE seems to have
[04:43] <antipragmatist> is adobe fast>?
[04:43] <genoobie> meh.
[04:43] <milamber> antipragmatist: any particular reason evince isn't good enough?
[04:43] <antipragmatist> Hmmm.
[04:44] <antipragmatist> it is slow on my amd 586
[04:45] <Mgamerz-Webtop> it works! ... after erasing one flash drive nad finding one dead floppy!
[04:45] <Mgamerz-Webtop> i guess my 5.25" floppies aren't what they used to be
[04:45] <Mgamerz-Webtop> good thing they have a lifetime warranty ;)
[04:46] <milamber> antipragmatist: then try xpdf
[04:46] <antipragmatist> k
[04:47] <antipragmatist> wish foxit was avail
[04:47] <L1nuxRules> impotence happens with age :)
[04:47] <DaZ> antipragmatist: i think it is
[04:48] <MahaVishnu> L1nuxRules$ and drinkin
[04:48] <L1nuxRules> it can just stops me from cumming :)
[04:48] <MahaVishnu> omg
[04:48] <MahaVishnu> tmi
[04:48] <DaZ> :3
[04:48] <L1nuxRules> should have been :(
[04:48] <L1nuxRules> lol
[04:48] <milamber> antipragmatist: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Foxit
[04:48] <antipragmatist> hmmm, ok i will check it out
[04:48] <MahaVishnu>  /clear lol
[04:48] <almoxarife> !ot
[04:49] <L1nuxRules> < !ot
[04:51] <share> Does removing unsed fonts affects Ubuntu's boost speed?
[04:51] <atruno> origin of fault
[04:51] <share> affect*
[04:51] <atruno> t 4
[04:51] <atruno> t
[04:52] <L1nuxRules> share no
[04:52] <share> L1nuxRules: that's not what i've heard
[04:52] <L1nuxRules> fonts arent part of any boot process
[04:52] <share> L1nuxRules: yes ok but they are part of desktop
[04:52] <antipragmatist> oops
[04:52] <antipragmatist> ]unity crashed :(
[04:52] <share> so I guess it will load the desktop faster
[04:52] <share> or something?
[04:53] <L1nuxRules> so if there not paart of a boot process they wont slow it down they might slow the gui loading though
[04:53] <share> ye
[04:53] <share> that's what I wanted to ask :P
[04:53] <smpn3prabumulih> Help me please
[04:53] <L1nuxRules> so yeah probablly removing them will
[04:53] <smpn3prabumulih> how to install
[04:53] <smpn3prabumulih> smpn3prabumulih@smpn3prabumulih:~$ lspci -nn | grep VGA
[04:53] <smpn3prabumulih> 04:03.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc ES1000 [1002:515e] (rev 02)
[04:53] <MahaVishnu> does ubuntu keep a font cache though.
[04:54] <L1nuxRules> no idea on font cache
[04:54] <share> If I remove (unused) fonts will Ubuntu load faster?
[04:54] <share> :)
[04:54] <MahaVishnu> share$ likely not
[04:55] <MahaVishnu> best thing you can do to make ubuntu load faster is get better hardware honestly. and a nice SSD for /
[04:55] <DaZ> share: nope
[04:55] <RokcStar> share..what makes you think that?
[04:55] <milamber> MahaVishnu: man fc-cache
[04:55] <share> What about this, if I edit /etc/init.d/rc and change CONCURRENCY=none to CONCURRENCY=shell will it use multi core when booting?
[04:55] <smpn3prabumulih> how to intstall smpn3prabumulih@smpn3prabumulih:~$ lspci -nn | grep VGA
[04:55] <smpn3prabumulih> 04:03.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc ES1000 [1002:515e] (rev 02)
[04:56] <share> !repeat | smpn3prabumulih
[04:56] <L1nuxRules> use nvidia :)
[04:56] <share> Why doesn't Ubuntu (10.10) do that by default??
[04:56] <share> I have a multi core CPU
[04:57] <geoffmcc> smpn3prabumulih: does anything show up in additional drivers
[04:57] <orkester> does anybody know if running ubuntu 11.10 [64 bit] on a 32 bit system can damage the power supply?  I smell ozone in my friend's computer
[04:57] <L1nuxRules> no it cant
[04:57] <MahaVishnu> milamber$ thx thought so
[04:57] <smpn3prabumulih> ubottu :ok thanks
[04:57] <share> Im gonna try that "shell" option
[04:57] <orkester> thanks L1nuxRules
[04:58] <milamber> share: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/629
[04:58] <L1nuxRules> orkester no probs
[04:58] <DaZ> share: do you really need that two seconds quicker boot? :x
[04:58] <milamber> share: tweaking boot sequence is usually for power users that don't mind breaking their own boxes
[04:58] <RokcStar> maybe its disabled by default incase you setup ubuntu on cpu's that could cause issues
[04:58] <share> I don't think it will boost only 2 seconds
[04:58] <DaZ> i do.
[04:58] <share> you are trying to guess
[04:58] <MahaVishnu> share$ I bet you end up with a borked system in this attempt at nothing.
[04:59] <DaZ> meh, it's easy to restore one option in etc
[04:59] <gypseh> hey all im having some issues with ati onboard stuff (that i never had when i last ran ubuntu)
[04:59] <smpn3prabumulih> geoffmmc : additional driver no detection anything
[04:59] <L1nuxRules> breaking boxes is sometimes the best way to learn!
[04:59] <gypseh> can somebody please help me through this i have tried 4 diff tuts
[04:59] <MahaVishnu> DaZ$ not if you dont know what your doing. some people dont especially if they lose x :|
[04:59] <RokcStar> i think maybe whoever decided not to have the boot load using multicores was to avoid issues on future cpus
[05:00] <share> MahaVishnu: "attempt at nothing"?
[05:00] <share> do you even know what that option does?
[05:00] <milamber> share: did you read the link i sent you?
[05:00] <MahaVishnu> share$ I wasn't really paying attention after you asked about fonts
[05:00] <share> not yet
[05:00] <milamber> !details | gypseh
[05:01] <MahaVishnu> share$ but I told you the absolute best way to make ubuntu boot faster. better hardware. and an ssd if  you don't have one.
[05:01] <L1nuxRules> share the first thing you want to look at is startup services not fonts
[05:01] <share> L1nuxRules: I already did that...
[05:01] <share> LMAO
[05:01] <share> but I've read about that fonts tip.
[05:02] <share> at least I know I will gain disk space P:
[05:02] <MahaVishnu> very little
[05:02] <L1nuxRules> share easiest thing to do would be to boot to RL3 then start x
[05:02] <RokcStar> share are you doing this for a netbook or a desktop pc?
[05:02] <share> desktop
[05:02] <share> L1nuxRules: RL3?
[05:03] <L1nuxRules> run level 3 (bash)
[05:03] <MahaVishnu> also change your WM to something like fluxbox.
[05:03] <RokcStar> i would be interested in increasing my boot time on my atom netbook that i bought to play around with since it loads in like 20 seconds
[05:03] <organiks> can i do a clean install with LION?
[05:03] <organiks> sorry wrong window
[05:03] <MahaVishnu> RokcStar$ ssd ;-)
[05:03] <share> I boot and load desktop in 40 seconds or so
[05:03] <gridbag> audio input thru a mic doesnt work.
[05:03] <MahaVishnu> 10-15 seconds here ;-p
[05:03] <RokcStar> yea maha but its a touch screen netbook. its an Asus MT101
[05:04] <share> Sometimes the desktop takes a little longer (maybe a bug)
[05:04] <MahaVishnu> RokcStar$ doesnt it use 2.5in sata hd?
[05:04] <RokcStar> yes
[05:04] <MahaVishnu> you can get an ssd in that ;-P
[05:04] <RokcStar> its really slow tho
[05:04] <RokcStar> i know
[05:04] <RokcStar> i dont have money for it tho, its a company toy
[05:04] <share> MahaVishnu: I don't have a SSD. They are not cheap.
[05:04] <MahaVishnu> you will have noticeably better battery life too and less heat.
[05:04] <RokcStar> i want them to buy it for me
[05:05] <DVNO> greetings
[05:05] <milamber> gridbag: that wasn't really a question . . . but the mic is set to mute by default. right click on the sound icon and go into the preferences
[05:05] <MahaVishnu> yea. I dont have a "rock star" ssd just an intel x25-M one of the first mainstream ones I think. it wasn't cheap at the time its only 40gb and its only sata2 but its really fast.
[05:05] <share> MahaVishnu: 40 seconds since I press the computer start button until I see desktop fully loaded (shortcuts, icons, panels) with autologin.
[05:05] <share> power* :)
[05:07] <MahaVishnu> share$ using unity gnome thingy ?
[05:07] <MahaVishnu> if you try fluxbox or even xfce  you might never go back :|
[05:07] <MahaVishnu> share$ do you have a quick boot option in your bios
[05:07] <gridbag> milamber, awesome advise, thanks.
[05:08] <milamber> gridbag: np
[05:08] <L1nuxRules> share your bios is probablly taking most of the time
[05:08] <share> MahaVishnu: I dont use unity. Yes I've changed settings in bios.
[05:08] <share> no it's not.
[05:09] <share> this is not a super computer
[05:09] <L1nuxRules> so how long does post take?
[05:09] <share> maybe 4 seconds
[05:09] <L1nuxRules> fair enough
[05:09] <share> if I know what "post" means :P
[05:09] <L1nuxRules> power on self test
[05:10] <RokcStar> use virtualbox to play with cpu and memory settings and compare ubuntu boot times
[05:10] <L1nuxRules> before your system boots from a boot record
[05:10] <gypseh> ok so im running lubuntu (32-bit most current version) and i have an onboard ATI radeon HD 4200 tried the restricted drivers got a black screen and cant safeboot tried the manual FGLRX got the same thing...it is REALLY getting me mad
[05:11] <share> # Specify method used to enable concurrent init.d scripts.
[05:11] <share> # Valid options are 'none', 'startpar' and 'makefile'.
[05:11] <L1nuxRules> gypesh your in the wrong channel
[05:11] <share> hm it means there is no "shell" option?
[05:11] <usr13> gypseh: rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:11] <gypseh> then what?
[05:12] <L1nuxRules> go to lubuntu chan
[05:12] <L1nuxRules> its like sking centos help in the feora channel
[05:12] <wadkar> any netcat guru's around ?
[05:13] <dda9> sup
[05:13] <dda9> I am using a ubuntu live cd right now
[05:13] <usr13> wadkar: You mean netstat?
[05:13] <dda9> I want to backup some NTFS files onto a usb but I cannot locate the ntfs drive on the new ubuntu
[05:13] <MahaVishnu> dda9$ does it show up in sudo fdisk -l
[05:13] <L1nuxRules> dda9 have you mounted it?
[05:14] <milamber> dda9: sudo fdisk -l then look for the ntfs drive
[05:14] <wadkar> usr13: no, I meant netcat , '' nc -l '' , the Swiss army knife of networking :D
[05:14] <dda9> no I am just trying to locate it so I can beck up files
[05:14] <usr13> wadkar: oh
[05:14] <dda9> not install ubuntu
[05:14] <MahaVishnu> we know
[05:14] <L1nuxRules> it will need to be mounted manually if your using live cd
[05:14] <dda9> I never had to do this with older ubuntu's
[05:15] <usr13> wadkar: I'm not the one  :)
[05:15] <dda9> it read it automatically and I could backup
[05:15] <L1nuxRules> I might be wrong then
[05:15] <MahaVishnu> dda9$ does sudo mount show it ?
[05:15] <varun06> why android emulator doesn't work well in Ubuntu?
[05:15] <RokcStar> does anyone here use irssi?
[05:16] <milamber> dda9: can you pastebin the output of: sudo fdisk -l && df
[05:16] <dda9> ok
[05:16] <usr13> dda9: You want to back up the entire partition?  Or, just My Docments/   ?  Or..
[05:16] <share> L1nuxRules: I think startpar means start full parallelism
[05:16] <usr13> dda9: sudo fdisk -l && df | pastebinit
[05:17] <dda9> where the hell is terminal in this new ubuntu layout
[05:17] <varun06> ctrl+alt+t
[05:18] <milamber> dda9: or alt + f2 and type terminal
[05:18] <dda9> Disk /dev/sda: 250.1 GB, 250059350016 bytes 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 30401 cylinders, total 488397168 sectors Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes Disk identifier: 0x000ab53a     Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System /dev/sda1              63   479356925   239678431+   7  HPFS/NTFS/exFAT /dev/sda2       479
[05:18] <usr13> dda9: It's sda1
[05:18] <dda9> BUt I cannot see it here
[05:18] <dda9> I cant open the drive anywhere
[05:18] <dda9> its only showing cdrom
[05:18] <usr13> or... sda2?
[05:19] <dda9> and my external usb drive
[05:19] <L1nuxRules> type mount /dev/sda1 /mountpoint
[05:19] <wadkar> usr13: never mind, can achieve the same via ssh -R
[05:19] <wadkar> thanks anyways
[05:19] <usr13> Can't tell where one line ends and another begins.  dda9 You need to use pastebin
[05:19] <dda9> no no the 250 gb USB is a different UDB drive
[05:20] <L1nuxRules> dda9 ah ok its not detected then
[05:20] <dda9> http://pastebin.com/Q28dtyq0
[05:20] <L1nuxRules> as its usb try reconnecting
[05:20] <dda9> the usb one is not the one I care about
[05:20] <sparr> How can I go back to the old Gnome interface in Ubuntu 11.10? I've had nothing but problems with the new GUI
[05:20] <dda9> even though I do because I will be backing up stuff to it
[05:20] <usr13> wadkar: You want to transfer a large block of files?
[05:20] <milamber> dda9: can you also pastebin the command: df
[05:21] <eHAPPY> Any reasons to use 32bit if Im only going to have 1GB RAM? I have a 64bit CPU btw
[05:21] <usr13> sparr: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[05:21] <dda9> http://pastebin.com/Qq3u6Ung
[05:22] <MahaVishnu> dda9$ /dev/sda1            239678428 149235240  90443188  63% /media/New Volume
[05:22] <MahaVishnu> dda9$ open a file manager and go to /media/New Volume
[05:23] <usr13> dda9: So what do you want to do with it?
[05:23] <phaktor> is there any known issue with amd64 not using USB in 11.10?
[05:23] <usr13> dda9: ... copy to a thumb drive?
[05:24] <Abhijit> hi. i am using kubuntu. how do i use dd to make my usb drive bootable? i have iso. and my usb address is /media/Abhijit
[05:25] <Abhijit> help
[05:25] <sparr> usr13: I'd like the "Classic" interface from 11.04
[05:25] <wadkar> usr13 : no , I want to tunnel telnet to a remote server which can be only accessed from my machine
[05:25] <usr13> Abhijit: dd will make it bootable only if the image you send to it is bootab.e
[05:25] <usr13> bootable
[05:26] <Abhijit> usr13, it is
[05:26] <sparr> usr13: xubuntu-desktop is xfce
[05:26] <usr13> Abhijit: Go for it then.
[05:26] <Abhijit> usr13, 'how'?
[05:27] <usr13> Abhijit: dd if=image.iso of=/media/disk/or/where-ever
[05:27] <L1nuxRules> !ssh port tunnelling
[05:27] <Abhijit> usr13, ok
[05:27] <usr13> Abhijit: dd if=image.iso of=/dev/sd?
[05:27] <L1nuxRules> !ssh tunnelling | wadkar
[05:27] <usr13> Abhijit: Where sd?  is the partition.  Like   sdb1
[05:27] <milamber> Abhijit: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[05:28] <L1nuxRules> !ssh tunnelling
[05:28] <wadkar> L1nuxRules: yeah, trying '' ssh -L '' and '' ssh -R '' and see which one is right for me
[05:28] <Abhijit> milamber, its not an ubuntu iso i am usbin kubuntu
[05:28] <Abhijit> usr13, ok
[05:28] <usr13> sparr: yes it is.
[05:28] <usr13> sparr: You are correct
[05:29] <milamber> Abhijit: the dd command will be the same, dd copies bits so the command will work with pretty much any relatively current deb iso
[05:29] <milamber> deb-based*
[05:29] <Abhijit> milamber, okies]
[05:30] <Abhijit> okies
[05:30] <Abhijit> no its not deb based iso
[05:30] <Abhijit> its rpm milamber
[05:30] <usr13> Abhijit: What exactly are you trying to do?
[05:30] <Abhijit> usr13, burn iso to usb
[05:30] <usr13> Abhijit: What the easy way?
[05:30] <Abhijit> usr13, unetbootin
[05:31] <Abhijit> but it hangs atg 23%
[05:31] <Abhijit> and now dd is hanged too
[05:31] <sparr> usr13: did they remove the classic gnome interface from 11.10?
[05:31] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: There is no rpm version of Ubuntu. What iso are you using? Where did you get it? Why do you think it has anything to do with rpm?
[05:32] <Jordan_U> !notunity | sparr
[05:32] <Abhijit> bah
[05:33] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, i never said i am buring rpm version of ubuntu. i said what the iso i am buring is rpm distro
[05:33] <Abhijit> and i am doing all this inside kubuntu
[05:33] <sparr> Jordan_U: thanks. hopefully the new UI will be ready in another few versions
[05:33] <usr13> Abhijit: Yea, that, or  http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download  and check "USB stick" and choose platform.
[05:33] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: Then you should probably ask in that distribution's support channel. You also still haven't answered the question of what distribution it is.
[05:33] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, mandriva
[05:34] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, inside this kubuntu unetbooting hangs and dd hangs too
[05:34] <usr13> Abhijit: As fare as I know, there is no rpm version of Ubuntu.
[05:34] <Abhijit> usr13, thankyou
[05:34] <usr13> Abhijit: What do you mean "rpm version"?
[05:34] <Abhijit> nothing
[05:34] <usr13> Abhijit: Ok, never mind.
[05:35] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: What is the exact dd command you ran? How long has it "hung"?
[05:35] <L1nuxRules> abhijit you do know you can use yum in ubuntu?
[05:35] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, dd if=myisopath of=/dev/sdc1
[05:35] <Abhijit> L1nuxRules, i dont want to that is not my issue
[05:35] <L1nuxRules> ok
[05:35] <usr13> L1nuxRules: Really?
[05:35] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, dd finished burining iso
[05:35] <Abhijit> !yum
[05:35] <Abhijit> nope
[05:36] <Linuxnut> Anybody out there using snort
[05:36] <L1nuxRules> you can use any package manager as long as you only use the one otherwise your box will get messed up
[05:36] <usr13> L1nuxRules: Well, you can use apt and aptitude and those two won't mess you up.
[05:37] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, usr13 thank you for your help. L1nuxRules thank you for your willingness to help. the dd has finished the iso writing. let me boot my usb. brb. :-0
[05:37] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: OK, *if* mandrivia images are designed to be written to a disk using dd then they need to be written to the disk as a whole, not to a partition (the person helping you was incorrect when they told you it should be a partition).
[05:37] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, yes i am aware of that
[05:37] <L1nuxRules> usr13 they share the sme DB if you wanted to used yum it would use a seperate DB
[05:37] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: Then why did you run "dd if=myisopath of=/dev/sdc1"?
[05:37] <usr13> Abhijit: May need syslinux
[05:38] <Abhijit> jordan, becaues sdc1 is my whole usb device ist not a single partition insde my usb device
[05:38] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, ^
[05:38] <usr13> Abhijit: Correction, sdb1 is a single partition
[05:39] <usr13> *sdc1
[05:39] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: Linux names devices sd{letter corrosponding to drive}{number corrosponding to partition}. If there is a number in the device name (at least in this case) it means it's a partition.
[05:39] <L1nuxRules> sdc is the device sda* is the partitions
[05:39] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, may i show you gparted screenshot for my usb drive?
[05:39] <L1nuxRules> sdc*
[05:39] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: Sure.
[05:40] <usr13> L1nuxRules: sdc is the device  sdc1 is the partition
[05:40] <L1nuxRules> ^^ thats what I sa\id?
[05:40] <usr13> L1nuxRules: You are correct. Yes
[05:40] <L1nuxRules> my keyboard needs cleaning
[05:40] <usr13> Mine needs an operator
[05:40] <L1nuxRules> lol
[05:41] <Rudolfhimmler> wow
[05:41] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, http://imagebin.org/188356
[05:42] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: That confirms what we have told you (which is always true). See in the top right how it lists the drive as "sdc"?
[05:43] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: And how under the "Partition" column you see "/dev/sdc1"?
[05:43] <Abhijit> yep you are right. but dd has successfully written image to disk. what shall i do not? shall just test it if it boots or what?
[05:43] <Abhijit> now*
[05:43] <usr13> Abhijit: You may need syslinux
[05:44] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: It almost certainly won't boot.
[05:44] <Abhijit> okies
[05:44] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, any idea regarding unetbooting hanging at 23%?
[05:44] <y0gu> hi
[05:44] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: How long did you wait for it?
[05:44] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, 10mins
[05:45] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: I would try waiting longer.
[05:46] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, okies. let me try
[05:46] <Abhijit> brb
[05:46] <usr13> Abhijit: You will need a boot image and a command something like dd if=usbboot.img of=/dev/sdc bs=512
[05:46] <tmm1> i'm using dpkg-checkbuilddeps to generate a list of unmet dependencies (in the format "a b | c d e"). how can i pass this to apt-get install to try to resolve
[05:47] <L1nuxRules> tm1 use xargs
[05:47] <usr13> Abhijit:  But before that, you'll need to create the boot image with   syslinux -s
[05:48] <tmm1> i'm wondering about the "b | c" style dependencies in particular
[05:48] <Jordan_U> tmm1: What is your end goal?
[05:49] <zorlac> hello,  im having trouble finding graphics drivres for my ubuntu machine,  anyone help?
[05:49] <L1nuxRules> well you would need to awk or sed to do that but the basic would be  dpkg-checkbuilddeps | xargs aptitude install
[05:49] <zorlac> is that for me l1nuxrules
[05:50] <L1nuxRules> no zorlac
[05:50] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, yep it wont boot!!! let my try waiting longer for unetbootin! ;-)
[05:50] <Abhijit> me*
[05:51] <usr13> Abhijit: See:   man syslinux
[05:51] <Abhijit> usr13, its about bootloader. its complicated!
[05:52] <usr13> Abhijit: You will need create a boot image and write it to the MBR of the device:    dd if=usbboot.img of=/dev/sdc bs=512
[05:52] <polardude1983> zorlac, did you check if there were any drivers to install from "Hardware Drivers"?
[05:52] <Abhijit> usr13, now wil try dd later. m now giving try for unetbootin first
[05:52] <zorlac> yeah it says there are none
[05:53] <polardude1983> zorlac, the only thing next would be to go to the website of your graphics card for the driver
[05:54] <polardude1983> zorlac, that's all i can think of at least.
[05:54] <zorlac> its a crazy onboard one.
[05:54] <zorlac> cool cheers
[05:54] <zorlac> how do i install a .gz file\
[05:55] <tmm1> Jordan_U: i want to generate an `apt-get install ...` line to execute based on a control file. using dpkg-checkbuilddeps gives me the list of unmet dependencies that need installation
[05:55] <DaZ> you don't install .gz files
[05:55] <CoolStar> anyone know how to debug a firefox plugin i compiled on ubuntu?
[05:55] <polardude1983> zorlac, well i guess that all depends on what is in it. a .gz file is like a zip file
[05:55] <Jordan_U> usr13: Unfortunately I don't think any distribution's iso images are meant to be written to a partition rather than to the device as a whole. Writing an MS style chainloading boot sector to the mbr won't change that.
[05:55] <DaZ> you can tar -xf to unpack it
[05:55] <somsip> DaZ: tar zxf with .gz files
[05:56] <King_Ozzy> "write an iso" is quite the miswording
[05:56] <Abhijit> CoolStar, #firefox on irc.mozilla.org
[05:56] <Jordan_U> tmm1: That's not really an *end* goal. If your end goal is to install any dependencies needed to build a package that can be done with "apt-get build-dep packagename".
[05:56] <pepper> hey
[05:57] <L1nuxRules> gunzip for .gz
[05:57] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, actually when this unetbooting hanged then i thought about dd and on mandriva doc page they have mentioned that we can use dd thats why i tried dd
[05:57] <Ansikt> !hey
[05:57] <DaZ> xf works as well, iirc.
[05:57] <L1nuxRules> tar -zxf for tar.gz
[05:57] <omega42> Hi
[05:57] <omega42> I need to do a dist-upgrade on a Jaunty system I have only remote access to.
[05:57] <omega42> Is there any way to get the necessary files (apt-get doesn’t work and dist-upgrade isn’t installed)
[05:57] <Jordan_U> !eol | omega42
[05:57] <zorlac> what about an rmp file
[05:58] <pepper> i have a problem. I was upgrading my ubuntu 9.10 to 10.04 then it hang while installing softwares. i restarted it and now it hang on the ubuntu load page please assist
[05:59] <usr13> Jordan_U: Abhijit Ubuntu has a "Startup Disk Creator"  that is pretty easy to use.  usb-creator-gtk
[05:59] <Abhijit> usr13, i know
[05:59] <sn00p> How do I edit my mode settings for my external monitor for the correct htimings and vtimings right now they're at 1680:1050 but its not letting me do the resolution but I want it to configure it at 1024x768 I dont know the correct vtimings or htiminngs or hertz its suppose to be on for 1024X768 can anybody help?
[05:59] <Abhijit> but its for ubuntu
[05:59] <usr13> Does all that stuff for you.
[05:59] <usr13> Abhijit: That's yet another reason it's good to be a Ubuntu user.
[05:59] <King_Ozzy> rofl
[05:59] <Abhijit> :-(
[06:00] <polardude1983> zorlac, never heard of an rmp file. it must be an extension written for a specific program
[06:00] <omega42> ty
[06:00] <usr13> sn00p: xrandr
[06:00] <sn00p> usr13, yes but I dont know them
[06:00] <usr13> sn00p: xrandr
[06:01] <sn00p> I see
[06:01] <sn00p> Can I create a custom config  so I can use those
[06:01] <L1nuxRules> zorlac dont you mean rpm?
[06:01] <Jordan_U> zorlac: What GPU do you have? Don't try to install anything else yet.
[06:01] <usr13> xrandr just tells you what your options are with current display adapter
[06:02] <polardude1983> funny thing is rmp is a file extension and so is rpm, but both are completely different :p
[06:02] <L1nuxRules> rpm is  Linux package though
[06:02] <sn00p> usr13, would you know why ubuntu would want to use vesa for my external display since intel graphics are onboard and is my chipset
[06:02] <pepper> please help icant work
[06:03] <L1nuxRules> a* my a key is sticking
[06:03] <usr13> sn00p: And if right now, you want to switch to 1024x768 just do   xrandr -s 1024x768   (If it's in the list it will do it, if not, forget it_
[06:03] <King_Ozzy> rpm is one of the package types used by some Linux distros
[06:03] <L1nuxRules> most*
[06:03] <polardude1983> pepper, all I can say for ubuntu being stuck is at the load page. is you will need probably an ubuntu live cd to fix it
[06:03] <King_Ozzy> some
[06:04] <L1nuxRules> most* more than deb anyway
[06:04] <usr13> sn00p: I don't know...
[06:04] <King_Ozzy> you don't realize just how many distros and distro lineages there are out there
[06:04] <pepper> i have the cd.so how do i do it
[06:04] <King_Ozzy> most, not at all
[06:04] <L1nuxRules> ozzy I do just dont pay attention to micro distros
[06:04] <King_Ozzy> that's good for you, move along
[06:05] <Ansikt> pepper:  You can always press down during the load, and see your boot up screen, to see errors.
[06:05] <usr13> L1nuxRules: I don't know about that, there are a lot of debian derivitaves now-days.
[06:05] <sn00p> usr13, says index is to large , 1024 the xrandr o utput looks like this VGA1 connected 1024x768+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 0mm x 0mm
[06:05] <sn00p>    1024x768       60.0*
[06:05] <L1nuxRules> pft ozzy
[06:05] <L1nuxRules> what was your first distro?
[06:05] <pepper> Ansikt: what key?
[06:05] <L1nuxRules> 10.04?
[06:05] <King_Ozzy> relevance?
[06:05] <L1nuxRules> your point
[06:05] <Ansikt> pepper:  The down key.
[06:06] <pepper> ok let  me try that
[06:06] <King_Ozzy> 5 or 6, I forget
[06:06] <King_Ozzy> I quickly left it
[06:06] <L1nuxRules> 5 or 6 of what?
[06:06] <usr13> sn00p: See:  man xrandr
[06:06] <Ansikt> LinuxRules: 10.04 of what?
[06:06] <King_Ozzy> ^
[06:06] <L1nuxRules> I was asking his first Linux distro he used
[06:07]  * Ansikt sighs
[06:07] <usr13> sn00p:  lspci |grep -i vga  |pastebinit
[06:07] <L1nuxRules> the 10.04 ws a piss take
[06:07] <Abhijit> Jordan_U, yay! installation complete!! bye bye buntu* family!!! :-p and thanks for help!
[06:07] <usr13> sn00p:  lspci |grep -i vga    #Or just show us.
[06:07] <Abhijit> sorry disk writing complete!
[06:07] <sn00p> usr13, just a sec plz
[06:07] <Jordan_U> Abhijit: You're welcome.
[06:07] <usr13> Abhijit: Where are you going?
[06:08] <sn00p> usr13, http://paste.ubuntu.com/768668/
[06:08] <Abhijit> usr13, towareds freedome! as mentioned on kde website! invest into freedome!
[06:08] <L1nuxRules> so ozzy dont tell people who have been using Slackware for years before you used windows things about Linux package management
[06:08] <vsync_> freedome sounds like... a dome
[06:08] <King_Ozzy> L1nuxRules less fapping to yourself
[06:08] <L1nuxRules> you started it :)
[06:09] <usr13> Abhijit: I use xfce
[06:09] <King_Ozzy> no, you corrected me then imposed your definition of what constitutes a distro
[06:10] <L1nuxRules> I just said rpm is the most used
[06:10] <usr13> #894047
[06:10] <usr13> Bug #894047
[06:11] <vsync_> i can't understand a peeing contest over who's been using linux... rofl
[06:11] <King_Ozzy> and then attacked my knowledge with baseless assumptions of what I've used
[06:11] <usr13> sn00p: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lm-sensors/+bug/894047
[06:11] <L1nuxRules> ok sorry for that ozzy
[06:12] <JWFoxJr> how can I tell what version of ruby vim was compiled against?
[06:12] <JWFoxJr> having a problem with Command-T building
[06:13] <usr13> sn00p: I think that is something different.
[06:15] <sn00p> usr13, problem i'm having every time I try to do my extended in a high resolution it goes blank after a  minute its beeen on, and it looks like its using the vesa driver i the config
[06:16] <usr13> sn00p: Is it Ubuntu 11.10?   Is it fully updated?
[06:16] <sn00p> 11.10
[06:16] <sn00p> fully updated
[06:16] <sn00p> fresh install
[06:17] <usr13> pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log   #Let's have a look.
[06:18] <sn00p> http://paste.ubuntu.com/768673/
[06:19] <share> !unity-sucks
[06:19] <sectorzero> hi
[06:19] <sectorzero> unity has a sort of bug or something, whenever i drag mouse icon towards left of screen an orange transparent screen appears
[06:19] <mbrochh> Hi all. I am trying to use the python bindings for wkhtmltopdf. Their readme says this: you need the directory src/include/wkhtmltox from wkhtmltopdf somewhere on your include path (/usr/local/include)
[06:20] <share> sectorzero: unity has a bug? nothing new
[06:20] <mbrochh> Can I also put this somewhere else? I don't want to use sudo, because I need to reproduce these steps later on a server.
[06:20] <sectorzero> than its very hard to get rid of that transparrent orange rectangular screen or captured area
[06:20] <mbrochh> or in other hands: Is there an environment variable that defines where include files should be?
[06:20] <mbrochh> *words
[06:21] <sn00p> usr13, decode all of that?
[06:22] <usr13> sn00p: Is this a laptop"
[06:22] <usr13> ?
[06:22] <sn00p> netbook
[06:22] <usr13>  touch-screen?
[06:22] <usr13> What's the make and model?
[06:22] <sn00p> no
[06:22] <sn00p> touch screen
[06:22] <LostyJai> hey, is it hard to setup a local ubuntu repository
[06:22] <LostyJai> for internal use?
[06:22] <sn00p> gateway LT20
[06:24] <sn00p> usr13, Gateway LT20
[06:27] <raptor67682>    how to reconfigure the keyboard of my vista mce remote ? xev gives http://pastebin.com/ag20HpUj
[06:27] <TACPILOT> is there a way to cross reference rpm packages to find their deb equivelent or their closest proximities ???
[06:28] <Linuxnut> idk but that would be the shit
[06:29] <TACPILOT> yeah I have about 30 packages to migrate and its proven to be a major pain
[06:29] <usr13> sn00p: Looking at lines 120 and forward in the log file,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/768673/   and I just don't know.  Not sure why it's doing that.   Sorry, I'm at a loss.  (And must go now, so... ttyl )
[06:31] <iqbalkhan> excuse me guys,,,
[06:31] <iqbalkhan> anyone can show me, step by step installing ubuntu server 11.10
[06:31] <iqbalkhan> ?
[06:31] <Linuxnut> Any body out there run openvz
[06:32] <iqbalkhan> i want to install ubuntu server in my PC, and set as Server
[06:32] <iqbalkhan> So other computer can connect to the server
[06:32] <Linuxnut> Just install ssh
[06:33] <Linuxnut> and theres your server
[06:33] <TACPILOT> setting a server is like saying u gonna be a doctor ... there are about 1,000,000,000 diff kinds of doctors
[06:33] <Linuxnut> What type of server do you want
[06:33] <iqbalkhan> Linuxnut: so i must install ss
[06:33] <Linuxnut> ssh
[06:34] <Linuxnut> its like telnet
[06:34] <TACPILOT> openssh-server
[06:34] <Linuxnut> say your servers ip address is 192.168.1.17 you would type ssh 192.168.1.17
[06:35] <TACPILOT> 192.168.1.17 must have the server running on it
[06:35] <Linuxnut> Indeed
[06:35] <TACPILOT> u can then connect to it with the ssh client
[06:35] <iqbalkhan> Linuxnut: Sorry i'm newbie what do you mean type of server?
[06:36] <TACPILOT> clients dont need the server unless u gonna connect to them as well
[06:36] <iqbalkhan> i don't know abut that
[06:36] <Linuxnut> What do you want to host on your server
[06:37] <TACPILOT> iqbalkhan: if u dont know what kind of server and are just wanting to learn about such things just do a base install of the system and dive right in
[06:38] <TACPILOT> iqbalkhan: recommend getting a spare computer to work with so u not worry about dual booting and messing with any windows installs u may be running
[06:39] <TACPILOT> when u get a little more comfortable then dual booting will be easier to setup
[06:41] <Linuxnut> Anybody using openvz
[06:41] <TACPILOT> no but what is it ?
[06:42] <TACPILOT> nvm googled it
[06:43] <Linuxnut> Yay its hard to explain
[06:44] <TACPILOT> currious what the diff from a vm and why not use something virtual box ?
[06:44] <Linuxnut> Did you google openvz
[06:44] <TACPILOT> yeah but at a glance seems similar to vm's
[06:44] <Linuxnut> virtual box is for emulating hardware not an opperating system
[06:46] <Linuxnut> So im on my openvz box and i want a new server i type in a cuple of commands and bamb new server
[06:46] <TACPILOT> I currently have 5 vm's with 5 diff os's on them .. not sure whats the diff ?
[06:48] <TACPILOT> do they all have native hardware support or are they still going through an emulated abstaction layer ?
[06:49] <Linuxnut> Openvz don't emulate a computer
[06:49] <Linuxnut> if that tells you anything
[06:51] <TACPILOT> just trying to picture how the isolation occurs .. how the mem boudaries are partitioned and how they share designated hardware ... all still seems like a vm abstraction
[06:52] <TACPILOT> whats the advantage over vm ?
[06:53] <Linuxnut> Let me put it to you this way you can run about 10 server on one gig of ram
[06:53] <TACPILOT> o.o
[06:53] <TACPILOT> thats interesting
[06:54] <Linuxnut> And it takes about five commands
[06:54] <amin`> hello
[06:55] <TACPILOT> are all the environment requirements for each server auto-dynamically alocated ?
[06:55] <amin`> i try to connect to my vpn connection in NM; after i click on my vpn connection an window appears and ask for password and has two check box save just for this session and  save in keyring. anyhow after i put my pass and enter the vpn connection which up to this point trys to connect suddenly stops   WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?
[06:55] <Linuxnut> you can have a whole network of linux computrs running on one box it's grate stuff
[06:55] <Ansikt> I'd say that OpenVZ is a lot more similar to a chroot or a Solaris Zone than a virtual machine.  Can't you also get pretty slim virtualization with KVM?  I've heard good things, but never tried.
[06:56] <TACPILOT> sounds cool .. I'll need to learn more about it.
[06:57] <Linuxnut> #$@$#@ openvz is not for virtual machine's
[06:58] <Linuxnut> You can install openvz on virtual box
[06:58] <TACPILOT> the best I can figure is that it isolates dedicated mem areas and time shares cpu/hardware
[06:59] <Linuxnut> No you do all that, thats the fun part
[06:59] <TACPILOT> so each os gets X amount of time to utilize the hardware natively
[06:59] <Paul_E> HEY
[06:59] <Paul_E> (just wanting to say hi)
[06:59] <Paul_E> (carry on)
[07:00] <TACPILOT> hey .. its that paul guy ... every one get him ...
[07:00] <Linuxnut> For example, Setting a disk quota and allocating memory
[07:00] <TACPILOT> ~~~~ stampedes towards paul
[07:00] <Linuxnut> vzctl set Your_VE_ID --diskspace 10G:11G --save
[07:00] <Linuxnut> For allocation memory:(Type on your HN)
[07:00] <TACPILOT> slick and lightweight
[07:01] <Linuxnut> vzctl set Your_VE_ID --vmguarpages $((256 * 256)) --save
[07:01] <amin`> please tell me which program can help me set a PPTP VPN in terminal?
[07:01] <TACPILOT> why u not like openvpn ?
[07:01] <Linuxnut> amin openvz
[07:02] <Linuxnut> openvpn and openvz are two difrent things
[07:02] <TACPILOT> yes
[07:04] <TACPILOT> Linuxnut: thanks for the info , I definitely gonna be looking into this
[07:04] <Linuxnut> Openvz is fun fun fun
[07:05] <TACPILOT> :)
[07:05] <Linuxnut> you must understand networking for it to work
[07:06] <Linuxnut> Ever heard of splunk
[07:06] <TACPILOT> currently building a beowolf cluster .. I have a little understanding
[07:06] <TACPILOT> yeah I run splunk on my webserver
[07:06] <TACPILOT> splunk rocks !
[07:07] <iqbalkhan> Guys i have finish install ubuntu server 11.10, but there is no GUI just console
[07:07] <Linuxnut> startx
[07:07] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: correct, the server install does not come with a gui
[07:08] <ikonia> Linuxnut: that won't work, no gui is installed
[07:08] <Linuxnut> apt-get install gnome
[07:08] <ikonia> no
[07:08] <ikonia> Linuxnut: calm down,
[07:08] <ikonia> stop rushing in
[07:08] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: 1.) why did you use the server install 2.) what sort of gui are you looking for
[07:09] <Linuxnut> You dont need a gui for a server anyway
[07:09] <StarryNight> y not?
[07:09] <ikonia> Linuxnut: please stop
[07:09] <MahaVishnu> I run a server w/ a fluxbox gui uses like 1% resources.
[07:09] <iqbalkhan> ikonia: i used the server for the development project,, there is some programmer will subit the code
[07:09] <iqbalkhan> to the server
[07:09] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: you know you could use the desktop install just fine
[07:09] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: that comes with a gui and tools installed by default
[07:10] <iqbalkhan> *submit
[07:10] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: is that an option for you ?
[07:10] <TACPILOT> <-- recommends the desktop version
[07:10] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: you can also install a gui on the server install, what sort of thing where you looking for
[07:11] <iqbalkhan> guys, but i have already install the ubuntu server
[07:11] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: ok, what sort of gui are you looking for ?
[07:11] <TACPILOT> listen to ikonia
[07:11] <Linuxnut> Try not to install a gui for a while you will lern a lot, stay in the man pages write useless shell scripts
[07:11] <ikonia> Linuxnut: he can install a gui if he wants one
[07:12] <Linuxnut> This guy is trying to lern what a server is not a work station
[07:12] <ikonia> Linuxnut: no he's not
[07:12] <ikonia> Linuxnut: he's "using" a server install, you can use a gui,
[07:12] <ikonia> there is no law that says "you must use the command line on a server"
[07:13] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: if you give us an idea of what gui you want / need / expected we can help you install it
[07:13] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: or if you tell us the goal you have of using the gui, we can also advise you
[07:13] <iqbalkhan> okonia: because the gui is easier than console
[07:13] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: thats fine, is there a specific gui you want / had in mine
[07:13] <ikonia> mind
[07:13] <TACPILOT> untill he is more comfortable with it I fear command line only will be to frustrating especially since it sounds like he has a colaborative deadline
[07:13] <Linuxnut> you can't program a gui
[07:14] <Ansikt> Perhaps a good compromise for our friend iqbalkhan would be a minimal install of openbox + tint2 + nitrogen + lxappearance for a simple gui.
[07:14] <ikonia> Linuxnut: who said he's programming
[07:14] <Ansikt> That way, no bloat, and he only has to start it when he needs it.
[07:14] <ikonia> Linuxnut: stop rushing in,
[07:14] <ikonia> before pushing stuff on him, find out what HE wants
[07:14] <iqbalkhan> my internet use the ip address not dhcp
[07:14] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: that really doesn't effect anything
[07:14] <iqbalkhan> and i need to configure that
[07:14] <iqbalkhan> to install gnome
[07:14] <Ansikt> Linuxnut:  Because GUI's aren't programs, they're just blocks of carved wood that UNIX greybeards carve with magical symbols.  Right?
[07:14] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: ok, so you want gnome,
[07:15] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: what version of ubuntu is this
[07:15] <iqbalkhan> okonia:11.10
[07:15] <Ibyss|Ubuntu> Sheesh, for GUI on an Ubuntu server, you guys are better off installing: lubuntu-desktop
[07:15] <TACPILOT> ~~* turns and dusts off collection of favorite wooden symbols *~~
[07:16] <TACPILOT> :D
[07:16] <iqbalkhan> okonia: how to set up manual internet from console in ubuntu servr 11.10
[07:16] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: ok - if you use the command "sudo apt-get ubuntu-desktop" that will install gnome with the unity shell (like the ubuntu desktop) there are other options that may be better suited to the server like the "lubuntu-desktop" package
[07:16] <Linuxnut> Ubuntu server is ubuntu without gnome
[07:16] <iqbalkhan> *server
[07:16] <Ibyss|Ubuntu> iqbalkhan: You're better off with: sudo apt-get lubuntu-desktop                <----------- LUBUNTU desktop (LXDE is faster than gnome).
[07:17] <Paul_E> iqbalkhan: To setup networking, edit /etc/network/interfaces
[07:17] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: https://help.ubuntu.com/11.10/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html
[07:17] <TACPILOT> ~~* puts on war paint and rally's lynch mod to hunt down gnome3 dev's *~~
[07:17] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: that document will guide you
[07:17] <smw> why are people recommending desktop environments for a server?
[07:17] <Linuxnut> i know man wtf
[07:17] <Ibyss|Ubuntu> smw: Because the person wants one?
[07:17] <tmm1> Jordan_U: thanks, i was able to find pbuilder-satisfydepends which wraps a control file and calls `apt-get build-dep` for me
[07:17] <ikonia> TACPILOT: I've told you 4 times over the last few days 1.) we don't need a running commentory 2.) stop with the pointless commands
[07:17] <TACPILOT> he's new and needing to set up
[07:17] <ikonia> Linuxnut: tone down the language please.
[07:18] <MahaVishnu> because people can do whatever they want to do. and who cares.
[07:18] <smw> iqbalkhan, you may have most success asking questions on #ubuntu-server and #linux
[07:18] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: he's fine here
[07:18] <smw> ikonia, oh, he asked for it? sorry, missed that
[07:18] <TACPILOT> will stop but this first I heard
[07:18] <iqbalkhan> Paul_E: permission denied when type /etc/network/interfaces
[07:18] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: read the link I gave you
[07:18] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: https://help.ubuntu.com/11.10/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html
[07:18] <Ibyss|Ubuntu> He's fine here, theres no OMG huge difference between the two, just without GUI really, and some server-ish apps.
[07:19] <Paul_E> iqbalkhan: https://help.ubuntu.com/11.10/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html
[07:19] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: it will walk you through it
[07:19] <evildaemon> Hello.
[07:19] <nesoi> this may be a dumb question, but does anyone know a fix for this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/868400
[07:19] <nesoi> ?
[07:19] <evildaemon> So, how do you open a second X session from a tty?
[07:19] <Linuxnut> Like i toled you before ubuntu-server is ubuntu with out a desktop
[07:19] <Ibyss|Ubuntu> Linuxnut: Exactly.
[07:20] <Linuxnut> ikonia is being a troll  and deeds a good ddosing
[07:21] <ikonia> Linuxnut: this is your final warning - stop it
[07:21] <MahaVishnu> iqbalkhan$ http://paste.ubuntu.com/768705/ you need something like that in /etc/network/interfaces
[07:21] <evildaemon> Wow.
[07:21] <Linuxnut> Im just trying to help this guy understand what a server is
[07:21] <Jordan_U> tmm1: You're welcome. I'm glad you figured it out.
[07:21] <MahaVishnu> iqbalkhan$ you also need to edit /etc/resolve.conf
[07:21] <ikonia> Linuxnut: he understand what a server is
[07:21] <driiper> Hello, im currently having issues with my Oneiric server going off from the net randomly (when its unactive). anyone know ANYTHING that can fix this? any way to find the problem even? THANKS.
[07:21] <ikonia> MahaVishnu: it's resolv.conf
[07:21] <evildaemon> We still talk about DDOSing in the 21st century. Where most people use dynamic IP's?
[07:21] <MahaVishnu> ya that too I always forget
[07:22] <ikonia> evildaemon: he's trying to be clever and looking silly - ignore it
[07:22] <ikonia> iqbalkhan: just follow the guide https://help.ubuntu.com/11.10/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html
[07:22] <Paul_E> I'd really like to figure out how to stop all output to console.
[07:22] <Linuxnut> ikonia are you matt
[07:23] <evildaemon> No, he's george.
[07:23] <Paul_E> I just want ... splash screen... gnome.... splash screen.... no console text ever
[07:23] <ikonia> Linuxnut: please keep the conversation out of the channel, just stick to Ubuntu support discussion
[07:23] <evildaemon> Anyway, how do you use a second X session?
[07:23] <driiper> Hello, im currently having issues with my Oneiric server going off from the net randomly (when its unactive). anyone know ANYTHING that can fix this? any way to find the problem even?  I can not get through port 80 yet alone ping the server.
[07:23] <Paul_E> I even tried pointing /dev/console to /dev/null with no luck.
[07:24] <Paul_E> driiper: I wonder if your nic card is set to power off
[07:24] <Paul_E> (or .. the machine itself)
[07:25] <driiper> Paul_E: the computer itself is not offline, but how would i know if my NIC card would set it self to "power off"?
[07:25] <Paul_E> driiper: No idea, just speculating
[07:25] <ikonia> Paul_E: ethtool on the card
[07:25] <ikonia> oops
[07:25] <ikonia> driiper: ethtool on the card
[07:26] <evildaemon> I'm assuming no answer means people don't know?
[07:26] <ikonia> evildaemon: no answer to what ?
[07:26] <driiper> ikonia: pray to god that i actually can access it in the next hour. what will i be looking for with this tool.
[07:26] <ikonia> driiper: wait for the machine to not be accessable, then run ethtool on the card to check it's status
[07:26] <evildaemon> "23:19 < evildaemon> So, how do you open a second X session from a tty?"
[07:27] <ikonia> evildaemon: you can only run 1 X session on a TTY
[07:27] <Ibyss|Ubuntu> evildaemon: Pretty much, some would google if they don't know and present an answer.
[07:27] <evildaemon> A tty.
[07:27] <Paul_E> evildaemon: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=second+x+session+from+tty
[07:27] <evildaemon> I'm asking about opening a second tty.
[07:27] <Ansikt> Oh, evildemon,
[07:27] <ikonia> evildaemon: then startx from a second TTY
[07:28] <evildaemon> It won't let me.
[07:28] <Ansikt> switch to a different tty, login, then 'startx -- :1'
[07:28] <ikonia> evildaemon: in what way won't let you
[07:28] <evildaemon> The DISPLAY variable isn't set.
[07:28] <ikonia> evildaemon: then you'll need to set it
[07:28] <Ansikt> Specify it with the -- [DISPLAY]
[07:28] <evildaemon> And startx throws up telling me that I'm already running a first server/
[07:28] <ikonia> evildaemon: probably because you've not set DISPLAY to differentiate
[07:29] <ikonia> evildaemon: there is a doc on this on the web, I'm sure I've seen it, hang on
[07:29] <ikonia> http://forums.fedoraforum.org/archive/index.php/t-1963.html
[07:29] <Ansikt> Why don't you trust meeee, evildaemon?
[07:29] <ikonia> first hit on google
[07:29] <ikonia> not the one I was looking for but seems reasonable
[07:29] <evildaemon> Ansikt: Dn't assume i'm not listening.
[07:29] <evildaemon> *don't
[07:30] <ud> Hi guys
[07:31] <Guest58748> Jordan_U: hellow! :-)
[07:31] <ud> need some help to upgrade ubuntu desktop from 10.10 to 11.10
[07:31] <Guest58748> !upgrade | ud
[07:31] <evildaemon> Also, thank you ikonia, i'm going to read that.
[07:32] <evildaemon> It worked. Thanks for the help!
[07:33] <ud> I tried this info
[07:33] <Linuxnut> Free kevin
[07:33] <Guest58748> ud: where you have problem?
[07:33] <ud> tha problem is in update manager it shows 12.04 as an upgrade option
[07:33] <ud> which is still an alfa release
[07:34] <ikonia> ud: how are you launching update manager
[07:34] <ud> alt F2 then upgrade-manager -d
[07:34] <ikonia> ud: where in that guide that you said you tried does it say do update-manager -d
[07:35] <ikonia> ud: -d is for development releases, which is why you are getting the development release of 12.04
[07:35] <ud> nope
[07:35] <ikonia> ud: the guide you said you've read doesn't say do -d
[07:35] <ud> oops sorry
[07:36] <ikonia> ud: in future try really actually READING the guides that are good
[07:36] <ud> ikonia: thanks man
[07:38] <Linuxnut> How do i install debian on a powermac
[07:38] <ikonia> Linuxnut: that is nothing to do with this channel
[07:38] <ikonia> Linuxnut: this channel is for ubuntu support discussion only, try #debian
[07:38] <Linuxnut> Why not
[07:38] <Guest58748> where should i get help for package not downloading from launchpad?
[07:38] <ikonia> Linuxnut: because this channel is for ubuntu support
[07:39] <Linuxnut> lol ubuntu is debian
[07:39] <ikonia> Guest58748: what sort of package, from where ?
[07:39] <Ansikt> Linuxnut:  Because this is the Ubuntu channel, not debian.  However, debian has a powerpc port, so yeah...use that.
[07:39] <ikonia> Linuxnut: no, it's not, it's based on debian
[07:39] <ikonia> Linuxnut: use #debian
[07:39] <Linuxnut> ok then how to i install ubuntu on a Powermac
[07:39] <Guest58748> ikonia: package is dejadup. site launchpad  thats why i asked where to get help for launchpad?
[07:40] <ikonia> Linuxnut: the PPC port on ubuntu is dead, it's a community maintained project only
[07:40] <ikonia> !PPC | Linuxnut
[07:40] <ikonia> Guest58748: ok, I'll re-phrase how are you trying to download it, http, from within the package manager, ftp ? what is the URL you are using
[07:41] <Guest58748> ikonia: oh sorry. i mean there is download dejadu.tar.gz option on the web page
[07:41] <Guest58748> from there
[07:41] <Guest58748> i am in firefox
[07:41] <ikonia> Guest58748: what is the URL
[07:41] <Guest58748> ikonia: https://launchpad.net/deja-dup
[07:42] <ikonia> Guest58748: http://launchpad.net/deja-dup/22/21.2/+download/deja-dup-21.2.tar.xz works
[07:42] <Guest58748> ikonia: ammm i am from mandriva. and the link you gave me takes me to this link http://launchpadlibrarian.net/85659723/deja-dup-21.2.tar.xz is i am from another distro makes any difference for launchpad?
[07:43] <ikonia> Guest58748: yes, it will make a difference
[07:43] <ikonia> Guest58748: the guys in #mandriva should be able to help you with that
[07:43] <Guest58748> ikonia: so i need to use buntu to be able to downlaod from launchpad?
[07:43] <Guest58748> ok
[07:43] <ikonia> Guest58748: no, any os can download it
[07:43] <Linuxnut> http://www.projecthugo.co.uk/ is down
[07:44] <Guest58748> ikonia: oke
[07:44] <ikonia> Linuxnut: correct, and this is the very final time I will warn you about your contribution to this channel
[07:44] <ud> One more question. can i upgrade from 10.10 to 11.10 directly?
[07:45] <ikonia> ud: what does the link I've given you say ?
[07:45] <ud> it says from 11.04 to 11.10 only
[07:46] <ikonia> ud: ok, so there you go
[07:46] <ud> :(
[07:46] <simulation> hello guys i have setup virtual hosts to my ubuntu server, the virtual hosts are working well but when i try to access from ip to server it shows one of the virtual hosts on my browser, how can i solve that issue ? I want to show the default page of server when i access from ip to it ?
[07:47] <ikonia> simulation: once you setup name based virtual hosts, you can only access sites by name, if you use IP it defaults to the first virtual host
[07:47] <kemza> Hello, can someone help with PPTP VPN?
[07:48] <kemza> My VPN connect successfully, but nothing route
[07:49] <simulation> ikonia: well so i cant show the server default page by ip when i use name based virtual host ?
[07:49] <Linuxnut> kemza use openvz its the best
[07:49] <Linuxnut> and it's ez
[07:49] <ikonia> simulation: because the server relies on host headers (you've turned them on) to work out which site to use, when you hit it by IP, there are no host headers, so it defaults to the first virtual site available.
[07:50] <simulation> ikonia: ok thanks for help
[07:50] <kemza> Linuxnut - openvz for VPN?
[07:51] <Linuxnut> Yes ser
[07:51] <Linuxnut> openvz is the way to go
[07:51] <ikonia> Linuxnut: please explain how a virtuazation option is the way to go for setting up a VPN
[07:51] <Linuxnut> Thats what im learning as we speek
[07:52] <rainbowwarrior> hello
[07:52] <Linuxnut> Openvz with snort and splunk
[07:52] <santv2> privet
[07:52] <ikonia> Linuxnut: that is not a VPN
[07:52] <ikonia> Linuxnut: that is IDS
[07:52] <Linuxnut> openvz is not a ids
[07:53] <ikonia> Linuxnut: I know it's not, but using a virtual machine, with snort and splunk is an IDS setup, not a VPN
[07:53] <Linuxnut> openvz is not a vm
[07:53] <ikonia> Linuxnut: it's a container system
[07:53] <Linuxnut> Yes
[07:53] <Linuxnut> Do you use it
[07:53] <ikonia> Linuxnut: that is virtualization
[07:54] <ikonia> Linuxnut: and again, nothing to do with VPN as the question was asked
[07:54] <Linuxnut> Its not hardware virtualization
[07:54] <ikonia> Linuxnut: I know it's not
[07:54] <ikonia> Linuxnut: however, it is nothing to do with setting up a VPN
[07:54] <dfcnvt> Hi guys, can you tell me what chmod does? And what is the octal number for chmod? I don't understand (I'm a newbie... :(   )
[07:55] <ikonia> dfcnvt: changes the permissions on a file
[07:55] <ikonia> dfcnvt: http://www.manpagez.com/man/1/chmod/
[07:55] <Linuxnut> chmod = change mod
[07:55] <smw> Linuxnut, change mode
[07:55] <Linuxnut> *mode
[07:55] <dfcnvt> Oh... Okay.. what about octal?
[07:56] <smw> dfcnvt, I wrote up a guide... let me look for it
[07:56] <ikonia> dfcnvt: number
[07:56] <dfcnvt> number?
[07:56] <ikonia> dfcnvt: yes a number
[07:56] <ikonia> dfcnvt: read the link I gave you
[07:56] <dfcnvt> Okay... What am I suppose to do with a number?
[07:56] <ikonia> dfcnvt: it explains it
[07:56] <smw> dfcnvt, http://serverfault.com/questions/267983/rhel-file-permissions/267991#267991
[07:56] <dfcnvt> ...alright, I'll read it.
[07:56] <prince_jammys> !permissions
[07:57] <dfcnvt> Thanks!
[07:57] <prince_jammys> ''man chmod'' gives an overview, but maybe not in-depth enough.
[07:58] <sparr> My windows don't have menus any more, the menu bar just gains a close/min/max button when i hover it
[07:58] <sparr> help?
[07:58] <smw> dfcnvt, the serverfault link gives a practical "what you need to know"
[07:58] <Linuxnut> info chmod is better
[07:58] <dfcnvt> What's the different between info and man?
[07:59] <Linuxnut> info pages use emacs to display the info
[07:59] <prince_jammys> dfcnvt: 'man' is the traditional unix documentation, 'info' is a GNU-ism. Sometimes info pages have more detail, sometimes they are the same.
[07:59] <prince_jammys> ... and you navigate the pages differently
[08:00] <dfcnvt> ...Alright. Thanks anyway.
[08:00] <sparr> info pages have hyperlinks
[08:00] <dfcnvt> I'm done here...
[08:00] <dfcnvt> bye
[08:00] <dfcnvt> :)
[08:00] <prince_jammys> bye
[08:01] <share> Why do I need "sudo" to run at boot?
[08:01] <prince_jammys> to run what?
[08:02] <share> I am disabling some services at boot
[08:03] <prince_jammys> share: that requires superuser privileges, so you need sudo.
[08:03] <davorlozic01> Hi all... :)
[08:03] <share> prince_jammys: yes im using sudo
[08:04] <share> but do I need it at boot? if not, can I run sudo manually after boot?
[08:04] <sparr> share: your questions don't make sense
[08:04] <prince_jammys> share: explain what you mean by "at boot"
[08:05] <share> prince_jammys: when I start Ubuntu, it loads services...
[08:05] <frankcox679> is it kosher to ask questions about lubuntu here?
[08:05] <share> acpid, lm-sensors etc
[08:05] <share> sudo..
[08:05] <sparr> where are you getting that list from?
[08:06] <share> rcconf
[08:06] <share> which is Debian Runlevel configuration tool
[08:07] <prince_jammys> share: afaik the 'sudo' init script just resets the sudo timestamp.
[08:08] <share> what sudo timestamp?
[08:09] <sardior> It's been about 1 1/2 month that I haven't been able to use my printer with ubuntu. I upgraded to 11.10 and now there are 'permission' problems. Tried everywhich way to set the printer up. nothing works. any ideas?
[08:09] <Ansikt> frankcox679:  What's your question?
[08:09] <sardior> I am trying to set up a network printer
[08:09] <share> Services I have enabled: acpi-support, acpid, apparmor, binfmt-support, bootchart, cdemu-daemon, dbus, fancontrol, grub-common, lm-sensors, ondemand, pulseaudio, sudo and x11-common
[08:10] <share> acpi is important right, wrong?
[08:10] <frankcox679> I am trying to load lubuntu alternate on my laptop and it says it cannot confiqure dhcp
[08:10] <prince_jammys> share: a timestamp that ensures that privileges from your prior boot get reset and that you're not able to sudo without password on reboot.
[08:10] <frankcox679> when I hook the cable to another machine no problems
[08:11] <urlin2u> frankcox679, is it a second desktop you have added?
[08:12] <frankcox679> I am trying to install Lububtu on my tablet pc -Gateway m275 1.7 gb chip 1 gig ram
[08:12] <sardior> when I use the "system settings" -> "printer configuration" tool the printer cannot be found. I type in the ip address in the URI as "ipp://192.168.1.20" it then finds it.
[08:13] <share> brb
[08:13] <frankcox679> I plugged the ethernet cable {comcast cable} and it says it cannot automatically find
[08:14] <MeirD> Hello. I got a new laptop with Ubuntu 11.1. The laptop has a cd-drive but Ubuntu shows no cdrom
[08:14] <MeirD> what can be the problem?
[08:15] <frankcox679> says network probably not using DHCP protocol , may be slow or network hardware not working properly
[08:15] <sardior> I select the printer "samsung" -> "ml2571n"-> "Samsung ML-2571N Foomatic/Postscript [en] (recommended)
[08:16] <sardior> printer name, location, and description, and the viola, i have a printer that has a red exclamation point on the icon.
[08:17] <sardior> I cannot print to it because it says something like there are insecure permissions
[08:17] <sardior> I have no idea of how to fix this.
[08:17] <frankcox679> I cheched the disk and it said ok but I burnt another anyway-trying it now
[08:19] <evildaemon> man ALSA
[08:19] <evildaemon> Oh...
[08:20] <sardior> anyone out there? printer insecure permissions problem?
[08:20] <frankcox679> hi
[08:21] <frankcox679> Usb problem ?
[08:21] <sardior> ok, how about when I use the 'other' system settings "The action is not supported by this backend. Please report a bug as this should not have happened. Provides postscript-driver not supported"?
[08:21] <frankcox679> I never had a permission problem with a printer
[08:22] <sardior> I never did until I upgraded to 11.10
[08:22] <frankcox679> Are you trying to hook up local or network?
[08:22] <sardior> network
[08:22] <sui2> normally when you install ubuntu you can setup multiple partitions (one for boot for instance and one for everything else) ... how do you do that if you want to move boot to a different partition though? where do i change these settings
[08:23] <frankcox679> sui -the partition manager allows that -gparted-is it installed?
[08:23] <prince_jammys> sardior: see if this is relevant: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/436544
[08:24] <sardior> looking now prince_jammys
[08:24] <stepnjump> Something is weird. I created a new profile and when I go to the new profile and try to run let's say thunderbird or opera browser, my system hangs
[08:24] <frankcox679> If you are hooking up a network printer it should be done from samba
[08:25] <frankcox679> sui2 -is gparted installed?
[08:26] <bobot> hey everyone
[08:26] <sui2> frankcox679: i actually need to do it via the command line (automate)
[08:26] <frankcox679> hey
[08:26] <bobot> i am checking an alternative internet explorer in Linux
[08:26] <frankcox679> you can do it from gparted or parted _commandline}
[08:27] <stepnjump> I deleted a file using rm, what is the best way to attempt to recover it? Was under ext4
[08:27] <bobot> do you have an idea for me ? please
[08:27] <sardior> prince_jammys, it would apply if it were not for the fact that my wife's computer was a clean install and I couldn't get it working either.
[08:27] <frankcox679> best bet with IE is to set up virtual box
[08:27] <sui2> frankcox679: awesome. i see it in gparted. will look up /try and figure out how to do it via command line.
[08:28] <wadkar> how do I run a script which requires some commands as root and some as normal user ?
[08:28] <prince_jammys> sardior: tell us the exact error message you get
[08:28] <sardior> I then made the mistake of using the proprietary drivers I got from samsung, but that was only after I kept getting the backend error
[08:28] <wadkar> if I run the entire script as sudo ./myScript.sh , commands which should be run as normal user are also run as root
[08:28] <frankcox679> all you have to do in gparted is hit change -it;s self explanatory from tyher
[08:28] <bobot> virtualbox ,right ? can i emule directly my windows partition on linux ?
[08:28] <prince_jammys> sardior: it looks like some people in that URL were able to correct that.
[08:29] <sardior> I will try their solutions... hang on.
[08:29] <frankcox679> I guess my problem was the install disk was burnt to quickly-when I remembered to set the speed the problem vanished
[08:35] <conntrack> I'm trying to plugin an ubuntu desktop machine to a hub but I only have ethernet cable with only 2wires. Can I use this link?
[08:36] <TACPILOT> conntrack: should be usable as long as it is a network cable
[08:37] <sasank> hi guys
[08:37] <conntrack> TACPILOT: Not sure I found it by surprise. Never seen it before. I'll check.
[08:38] <sasank> where can i get linux comiler
[08:38] <somsip> sasank: are you gong to do all of the same questions as yesterday then?
[08:38] <somsip> *going
[08:38] <TACPILOT> sasank: gcc is one of the main linux compilers
[08:39] <sasank> where can i get gcc
[08:39] <TACPILOT> in console type      sudo apt-get install gcc
[08:40] <TACPILOT> it will then be installed on your system
[08:40] <sasank> which is the site to learn game programming
[08:40] <alban> k
[08:40] <TACPILOT> tons of languages u need to decide what type of gaming u want to code and research that
[08:41] <Linuxnut> Any body out there know how to set up a honeypot
[08:41] <sasank> plese tell me a site to learn game programming
[08:42] <frankcox679> honeypot?
[08:42] <fatum> sasank:  I recommend looking into http://sfml-dev.org.  It's extremely easy to use and setup.
[08:42] <sasank> is any body a computer programmer
[08:42] <TACPILOT> Linuxnut: remember her birthday
[08:43] <Linuxnut> In computer terminology, a honeypot is a trap set to detect, deflect, or in some manner counteract attempts at unauthorized use of information systems. Generally it consists of a computer, data, or a network site that appears to be part of a network, but is actually isolated and monitored, and which seems to contain information or a resource of value to attackers.
[08:43] <ikonia> we know what a honey pot is
[08:43] <sasank> can somebody teach me linux
[08:43] <trukosh> Hi, i'm searching for a simple tool, that watches for config changes and archives the file. Kind of automatic version control.
[08:43] <ikonia> sasank: sorry no, however https://help.ubuntu.com is a good introduction to ubuntu
[08:43] <fatum> On my ircd-irc2 server, how could I set it up so that my bot could authenticate and become a "global operator?"  My bot will kind of act like "NickServ"
[08:43] <llutz_> trukosh: etckeeper
[08:44] <ViperVenom> Hi I burned the Ubuntu iso to a CD and when it boots a purple screen comes up with a picture of a keyboard, an equal sign, and a stick figure. After awhile, my screen starts flashing red/green/blue/white/black and the CD drive is going crazy scanning really fast. Is this normal, because after a minute of this going on I decided to force shutdown.
[08:44] <frankcox679> sure - look for the file called users guide and read it
[08:44] <trukosh>  llutz_ Thanks!
[08:44] <sasank> what is a template
[08:45] <frankcox679> a template can be many things-what program?
[08:45] <Linuxnut> Well im working on a netwok of openvz virtual servers i want to use the whole network as a honeypot the pipe the data to splunk
[08:45] <sasank> which is the best gamin site
[08:46] <Linuxnut> For lerning game programing look for bucky on youtube.com
[08:46] <ikonia> sasank: none are ubuntu support questions, try #defocus for general chatter
[08:46] <almoxarife> ViperVenom: no, it does not, I would question the integrity of the cd, it may be bad
[08:46] <frankcox679> sasank Linux is not paticularly a gaming platform
[08:46] <conntrack> No it won't
[08:47] <almoxarife> frankcox679: ps3=linux
[08:47] <ViperVenom> it wouldn't be a problem with my computer would it
[08:47] <Linuxnut> I wonder how many of us have a windows just for gaming and watching netflicks
[08:48] <sardior> prince_jammys: no, changing permissions, nor deleting the samsung drivers worked. I now get the error: "There was a problem printing document 'Test Page' (job 108): 'Stopping job because the sheduler(sic) could not execute the backend.'.
[08:48] <sasank> eventually,i was playing a game where it often happens that while playin , the system shuts down automatically and after when frther on ,it comes with a message saying"start windows naormally"
[08:49] <frankcox679> you can play games on linux and run emulators but that is not its main focus
[08:49] <ViperVenom> Does Ubuntu work on a Raid 0 setup, could that be causing the problem
[08:49] <theishi> is there any good alternatives to firefox. I am looking for something stable that doesn't require the mouse. Any recommendations?
[08:49] <frankcox679> format drive c
[08:50] <almoxarife> theishi: chrome/chromium?
[08:50] <Linuxnut> lynx dont use a mouse
[08:50] <somsip> theishi: vimprobable could be...interesting?
[08:51] <sasank> how can i increase my download speed in limux
[08:51] <frankcox679> Opera is fast, no more stable though
[08:52] <Linuxnut> Use lynx its the best browser
[08:52] <frankcox679> download speed is primarily affected by connection
[08:53] <frankcox679> if you mean for browsing cut off the images
[08:53] <sasank> how can i get gcc i linux
[08:53] <anli_> Why is synaptic giving me a two versions old eclipse?
[08:53] <anli_> When I use the software install feature in it, I find software thats uninstallable
[08:54] <frankcox679> sasank-you can download and install gcc from synaptic or software manager
[08:55] <Firefishe> Does anyone here, using lubuntu/lxde, know how to completely purge all configuration files so a particular user has a completely virgin lxde/lubuntu desktop environment.  (I know this is #lubuntu or #lxde, they're just quiet.)
[08:55] <Firefishe> I'm on 11.10
[08:55] <prashant_123456> using nautilus 3.2.1 but cannot view details of files in explorer
[08:55] <sasank> does it comes in ubuntu system
[08:56] <Firefishe> isn't rather
[08:58] <sasank> what is a doc file
[08:58] <Linuxnut>  I wonder if one could run IE in wine
[08:58] <Firefishe> sasank: That's a microsoft word file
[08:58] <Firefishe> sasank: filename.doc
[08:59] <frankcox679> lubuntu is built on ubuntu so the same method will work
[08:59] <Firefishe> frankcox679: is that for me?
[08:59] <frankcox679> y
[08:59] <Firefishe> frankcox679: What is the method?
[08:59] <sasank> similar to doc how a software(e.g c++) can be represented
[08:59] <frankcox679> I have never done that but if you can
[09:00] <Firefishe> frankcox679: No, I'm asking how to do it.
[09:00] <frankcox679> 't find the instructions in Lubuntu the Ubuntu instructions will work
[09:00] <frankcox679> do you have the Ununtu manual?
[09:01] <sasank> im very weak in software programming/how can i master it?
[09:01] <Firefishe> frankcox679: I've completely purged my system of all lubuntu* and lxde* files, then reinstalled lxde only.  I created a new user, and logged into lxde; all is fine.  However, my primary user still has issues, such as gui artifacting and graphics corruption.
[09:01] <frankcox679> http://ubuntu-manual.org/
[09:01] <ikonia> sasank: not something we can help you with here
[09:02] <sasank> how
[09:03] <rainbowwarrior> hello , i am using Ubuntu 11.10 on a Compaq Presario CQ60 ( amd 64 bit ) and every now and then my screen seems to flicker anyone got any idea what this is and how i can stop this from happening please ?
[09:03] <frankcox679> you are over my head--I keep my data separate and it takes 15 minutes to do a clean install
[09:03] <DarsVaeda> what is the easiest way to end processes in unity?
[09:04] <sasank> which books can i chose for learning php
[09:04] <share> right now menu grub is hidden at boot, how can I make it appear??
[09:04] <share> whats the key combination?
[09:04] <DarsVaeda> in gnome there was a panel app
[09:05] <llutz_> sasank:  Do you have any ubuntu support related question?  if not, please use #defocus for your random stuff
[09:05] <frankcox679> sasank why don't you do a search for a channel about programing, this is ubuntu help
[09:05] <Linuxnut> Can anybody help me setup a network of openvz servers that act as one larg honeypot that records everyting and pipe's everything to splunk
[09:05] <somsip> frankcox679: because he's trolling
[09:05] <frankcox679> I know
[09:06] <ajah> which script i should disable in /etc/init.d/ so wh3n ubuntu is booting not to start configuration my network connection
[09:06] <frankcox679> just did not think being rude in return would help
[09:06] <sasank> is ubuntu the best operating system
[09:06] <frankcox679> tempting though :}
[09:06] <sardior> nope, still cannot get the printer working. It's been 1 1/2 months now. I am just about through with Ubuntu.
[09:06] <somsip> frankcox679: it's up to the mods to kick him if they see fit. Easy to add himj to the ignore list
[09:06] <llutz_> ajah: /etc/init/networking
[09:07] <sasank> where can i download c++ compiler
[09:07] <RaTTuS> stop trolling sasank please
[09:07] <DarsVaeda> just ignore it and it will go away
[09:07] <frankcox679> sasank Ubuntu is actually a demon that went digital
[09:08] <sardior> bye
[09:08] <Linuxnut> I cant seem to find help with my honeypot network anywhere has any of you used honeyd
[09:08] <sasank> how can we compare windows with ubuntu
[09:10] <stimpie> the key combo <ctrl> <alt> <num9> does not result in a window in the upper right corner, but a top window.  I have checked the  settings of the grid plugin in the compiz settings manager and it is mapped correct.
[09:10] <prashant_123456> for a new user which should i use kde or gnome ??
[09:10] <airtonix> gnome
[09:10] <llutz_> prashant_123456: whatever you want
[09:11] <almoxarife> prashant_123456: both? run a hybrid
[09:11] <airtonix> why stop at both, run all the shells
[09:11] <TACPILOT> prefer gnome
[09:11] <sasank> is there any program which is interresting to work on it
[09:11] <airtonix> sasank: plank?
[09:11] <rainbowwarrior> hello, what is the best bluetooth software to find my samsung galaxy mobile phone device on Ubuntu 11.10 please ?
[09:11] <prashant_123456> almoxarife, actually in gnome i cannot change border windows ubuntu 11.10
[09:12] <airtonix> prashant_123456: actually in gnome i can change window frame themes in ubuntu 11.10
[09:12] <stimpie> prashant_123456, gnome is simpler but kde has more settings to tweak
[09:12] <almoxarife> prashant_123456: border windows?
[09:12] <sasank> what is plank
[09:12] <prashant_123456> almoxarife, border windows i.e themes just like
[09:12] <airtonix> sasank: simpler version of docky, and potential successor to docky
[09:13] <airtonix> sasank: written in vala, and therefore not written in mono, and therefore ....
[09:14] <Linuxnut> Still know help im in 10 difrent irc's sombody help me setup honeyd : |
[09:14] <Linuxnut> *no
[09:15] <prashant_123456> almoxarife, themes in gnome
[09:15] <sasank> what i have to learn first while learning php
[09:15] <almoxarife> prashant_123456: I don't have that issue, not sure how to help
[09:16] <prashant_123456> almoxarife, ok
[09:16] <leoquant> is it possible to remove vinagre without breaking the ubuntu desktop, is it by default installed by the way?
[09:16] <kopytko> siema
[09:17] <kopytko> siema eniuuu
[09:17] <sasank> is php a editor
[09:17] <kopytko> na wałbrzych
[09:17] <DaZ> sasank: it's a language :x
[09:17] <kopytko> hi all
[09:17] <kopytko> :D
[09:17] <theishi> almoxarife: I have tried chrome, but firefox handles mousless browsing better
[09:17] <almoxarife> leoquant: breaking desktop is not the end of the world, you lose the binder to a lot of other apps true, as to removing anything in particular, you get to decide how broke you want it to get
[09:17] <almoxarife> theishi: cool
[09:18] <sasank> where can i get php compiler
[09:18] <ubuntu> Hi evryone :D
[09:18] <kopytko> i dont have linux lol
[09:18] <ubuntu> Kurwqa !!
[09:18] <almoxarife> !info vinagre
[09:18] <frankcox679> I can sell it to you kopytko
[09:19] <Gentoo64> theishi, heard of vimium?
[09:19] <theishi> somsip: very cool I am looking into it now
[09:20] <DaZ> sasank: php doesn't compile
[09:20] <DaZ> at least not normally
[09:20] <theishi> Gentoo64: no... looking into it now
[09:20] <Gentoo64> http://vimium.github.com/
[09:20] <kopytko> jakis polak here?:d
[09:20] <somsip> theishi: I use vim but this looks a bit extreme for me :) Glad it may be of use to you
[09:20] <wildc4rd> out of interest, in 11.10 in 'classic view' how do I remove a shortcut from the launcher bar?
[09:20] <DaZ> !pl
[09:20] <greenit> hi, should i install openjdk7 when i want to use java7? in some websites they say that openjdk6 has the latest java-version... i am confused o.O
[09:20] <Linuxnut> How do i setup a High interaction honeypot on ubuntu
[09:21] <frankcox679> anyone installed Stalrium? It is way cool! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVLNpdmHo-U
[09:21] <llutz_> Linuxnut: install honeyd, check sample configs at honeyd.org
[09:21] <kopytko> PAWEŁ RZĄDZI!!!:d
[09:21] <ubuntu> Can some one tell me why do you use this fucking Linux  ?;/
[09:21] <almoxarife> frankcox679: !ot
[09:22] <theishi> Gentoo64: I think i tried that a while back...cant be sure... maybe i will give it another go
[09:22] <Gentoo64> !language | ubuntu
[09:22] <Pinacolada> elo ;D
[09:22] <Pinacolada> Paweł wyłącz czat ;D
[09:22] <sasank> how ca i write php programming
[09:22] <frankcox679> almoxarife ?
[09:22] <iceroot> sasank: with an editor
[09:22] <iceroot> sasank: #php
[09:22] <Gentoo64> ubuntu, but. lots of reasons
[09:22] <woogi> how do i get the "make startup disk" program recognize the blank dvd so i can create a startup disk?
[09:22] <frankcox679> sasank-number 2 pencil\
[09:23] <kopytko> lUBIE PLACKI
[09:23] <almoxarife> frankcox679: spam dude
[09:23] <Pinacolada> Paweł wyłącz czat :D
[09:23] <DaZ> sasank: setup apache with php, or just get php interpreter and write it as any other script, with sheband and everything
[09:23] <frankcox679> need to slow done on the joy juice almo
[09:23] <sasank> where can get the php editor
[09:24] <iceroot> sasank: every editor you like
[09:24] <woogi> no one can help me?
[09:24] <iceroot> sasank: vim, emacs, gedit, kate and so on
[09:24] <kopytko> WOOGI HOW CAN I HELP YOU?
[09:24] <Gentoo64> sasank, things like that you google
[09:24] <woogi> why the caps, man?
[09:24] <woogi> am i bothering you?
[09:25] <kopytko> SRY
[09:25] <kopytko> sry
[09:25] <sant> sasank, medit is the best editor )
[09:25] <kopytko> ;]
[09:25] <sasank> which editor does linux free in os
[09:25] <woogi> how do i get the "make startup disk" program recognize the blank dvd so i can create a startup disk?
[09:25] <iceroot> sasank: what?
[09:25] <Gentoo64> sasank, i take it you're not trolling
[09:25] <kopytko> idk
[09:25] <frankcox679> woogi -the disk should be automatically recognized-which burning program are you using?
[09:25] <llutz_> iceroot: Gentoo64 it is a troll
[09:25] <Gentoo64> yeah
[09:25] <Gentoo64> boring
[09:26] <iceroot> llutz_: i am not sure if it is a troll of if he is just "slow"
[09:26] <almoxarife> woogi: does any other app see the cd/dvd drive?
[09:26] <woogi> it just says make startup disk
[09:26] <iceroot> llutz_: but when you think its a troll fell free to kick him
[09:26] <woogi> ubuntu does
[09:26] <sasank> which compiler does python has
[09:26] <llutz_> iceroot: scroll back 60min, just a poor little troll
[09:26] <somsip> iceroot: he was slow with exactly the same style of questions yesterday
[09:26] <iceroot> somsip: yes i know him from yesterday
[09:26] <en1gma> how do i check my current kernel .config?
[09:26] <frankcox679> did you put in a disk and hit ok/
[09:26] <llutz_> !who | frankcox679
[09:26] <somsip> iceroot: I remember you replying to him then. I wondered why you were doing it again today...
[09:27] <iceroot> sasank: this is the ubuntu-support-channel, if you have technical ubuntu-questions feel free to ask, if not please go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:27] <en1gma> i looked in /boot but i dont see a .config
[09:27] <frankcox679> ok ubotu
[09:27] <faLUCE> hi. How can I update my system from command line without invoking the gui based update-manager?
[09:27] <Gentoo64> en1gma, try /usr/src/linuc
[09:27] <woogi> i'm trying to make a startup disk so i can install ubuntu as my sole os. no more windows!
[09:27] <Gentoo64> en1gma, try /usr/src/linux
[09:27] <en1gma> Gentoo64 ok thanks lemme check
[09:27] <Gentoo64> en1gma, or zcat /proc/config.gz
[09:27] <en1gma> well my headers are athere
[09:27] <Gentoo64> if ubuntu uses that
[09:27] <frankcox679> you cannot make a startup disk untill you install ubuntu
[09:27] <ubuntu> Szmera pedale
[09:28] <ubuntu> Can some one tell me why do you use this fucking Linux  ?;/
[09:28] <ubuntu> Can some one tell me why do you use this fucking Linux  ?;/
[09:28] <FloodBot1> ubuntu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:28] <woogi> i have it installed, am running it now
[09:28] <almoxarife> woogi: you don't need a start disk, you need the install disk
[09:28] <kuchar> jar
[09:28] <en1gma> Gentoo64 it dont recognize command zcat
[09:28] <sasank> what is sun system ?is it a system
[09:28] <en1gma> lemme browse to that location
[09:28] <Gentoo64> en1gma, hmm ok. is it in /usr/src/linux?
[09:29] <iceroot> sasank: stop being offtopic please, else you will be kicked
[09:29] <Gentoo64> ls -a /usr/src/linux
[09:29] <iceroot> sasank: we told you very often what this channel is about
[09:29] <llutz_> en1gma: less /boot/config-$(uname -r)
[09:29] <woogi> but the ubuntu site insrtucts that I can burn a startup disk , reboot and have the sd format my hd and install ubuntu as my one and only os
[09:29] <sasank> sry
[09:29] <en1gma> llutz that worky
[09:29] <frankcox679> woogi - you can use the Live Cd if you ever need a startup disk-don;t worry about it -it has nothing to do with your issue
[09:29] <en1gma> thanks Gentoo64 and llutz
[09:29] <llutz_> en1gma: sure
[09:29] <woogi> yes it does.
[09:29] <Linuxnut> Can i install linux on my commodore 64
[09:30] <frankcox679> LinuxMint-sure- cat linux -basic linux etc
[09:30] <almoxarife> for the love of god, someone clean house!
[09:30] <Sterist> anyone know how to remove the chromium daily repository?
[09:30] <llutz_> almoxarife: +1
[09:31] <woogi> windows has crashed and burned. i installed ubuntu using wubi and with windows corrupted i want to wipe my hd clean and install ubuntu only
[09:31] <almoxarife> Sterist: using synaptic?
[09:31] <frankcox679> wwogi -do you not want windows on your machine-that is what is seemed to me
[09:31] <Gentoo64> woogi, wipe it thtne...
[09:31] <RaTTuS> woogi - use the install cd and start again from scrath
[09:32] <Sterist> almoxarife any method i guess, i tried unchecking them in the Other Software menu and that apparently doesnt work
[09:32] <frankcox679> rattus is correct -start over
[09:32] <woogi> i cannot make the install cd b/c this startup disk program doesnt recognize it
[09:32] <Gentoo64> woogi, do you want cd or usb
[09:32] <almoxarife> Sterist: should have worked if you unchecked and then 'updated'
[09:32] <Gentoo64> for cd use brasero or whatever cd birner
[09:33] <RaTTuS> woogi http://www.pendrivelinux.com/
[09:33] <frankcox679> woogi-or you can format the windows partition -fix grub and use the partition for another Linux install if you want
[09:33] <woogi> i have it on usb but when i reboot the usb isnt recogniozed by my computer as being a startup disk
[09:33] <Sterist> almoxarife meaning update manager?
[09:33] <Gentoo64> woogi, i think unetbooting is the most common one, although they should all work
[09:33] <RaTTuS> woogi make sure that your bios is set to boot from usb drives
[09:33] <frankcox679> woogi- a startup disk is to get a broken system to boot-not to install
[09:33] <sasank> how can i increase my download speed in linux
[09:34] <woogi> i cant access my bios RaTTuS
[09:34] <llutz_> !ops | sasank keeps trolling
[09:34] <Gentoo64> sasank, dont you get bored lol
[09:34] <woogi> that wld be easiest
[09:34] <Sterist> sasank get a better internet connection lol
[09:34] <RaTTuS> woogi why not? what hardware are you running
[09:34] <almoxarife> Sterist: I thought you were talking about synaptic, not sure where the refrsh is done on 'update-manager' , but a refresh is needed yes
[09:34] <iceroot> llutz_: ah i thought you are op too
[09:34] <frankcox679> woogi how did you install Ubuntu to the USB
[09:34] <Linuxnut> sasank you cant
[09:34] <Myrtti> ho-hum
[09:34] <woogi> i have a sony vaio
[09:34] <llutz_> iceroot: unfortunately not :)
[09:34] <Myrtti> well that was easier way to handle it
[09:34] <woogi> yes frank. i make a sd on my usb.
[09:35] <woogi> made
[09:35] <Gentoo64> no doubt sasank will be back
[09:35] <frankcox679> woogi -what program did you use to install the LiveCd to usb
[09:35] <frankcox679> you cant just copy it and expect it to boot
[09:36] <woogi> i didnt =)
[09:36] <frankcox679> that is your problem-one of them anyway
[09:36] <almoxarife> woogi: perhaps you can explain what you want to achieve?
[09:36] <frankcox679> Do you have a dvd drive?
[09:37] <woogi> yes
[09:37] <Gentoo64> woogi, if you have a cd drive and a cd / dvd. use that its more reliable
[09:37] <Gentoo64> if not try ubetbootin
[09:37] <frankcox679> almo -he wants to wipe the drive and install Ubuntu as the onnly os
[09:37] <woogi> ty
[09:37] <woogi> cldnt have said it better myself
[09:38] <frankcox679> the easiest way is to burn the iso to the dvd and boot that way
[09:38] <woogi> but just burning it, copying it, doesnt make a sd does it?
[09:38] <frankcox679> booting fron USB can be a pain
[09:39] <woogi> yes it is
[09:39] <Gentoo64> woogi, with a cd / dvd it does
[09:39] <Gentoo64> just born the iso to it and itll boot
[09:39] <Gentoo64> burn*
[09:39] <frankcox679> if you burn the iso file you will have a livecd woogi
[09:39] <frankcox679> Woogi-it will not only boot but you can actually run the os from the dvd
[09:40] <woogi> so if i copy the iso file to dvd and reboot...then what?
[09:40] <almoxarife> woogi: I will assume you don't have ubuntu, if you do, use start-up-disk creator to place the iso and bootup on a usb or cd/dvd, if you don't have ubuntu, windows? burn the iso to a cd/dvd, you want to wipe the disk clean??? in the install choose 'all of it' ' the whole thing' I forget what the option is
[09:40] <Gentoo64> woogi, burn the iso to dvd, boot the dvd and itll run ubuntu from ram, and you can install it while its running
[09:40] <frankcox679> woogi-use Brasero  to burn the iso
[09:41] <share> only text at boot without splash right? GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""
[09:41] <Gentoo64> woogi, on windows when you boot the dvd, it runs the setup. on most linux it runs the actual os straight away
[09:41] <Gentoo64> and you install it from there
[09:41] <woogi> windows is dead in the water
[09:42] <woogi> no mas windows
[09:42] <Gentoo64> do you have any way of burning the dvd?
[09:42] <frankcox679> woogi-ubuntu still works right?
[09:42] <almoxarife> woogi: guess you will need to wait, run along now
[09:42] <frankcox679> use brasero in Ubuntu to burn the iso to disk
[09:42] <Sterist> almoxarife i removed the source and key then reloaded and it's still there in the software center
[09:42] <woogi> yes. i'm using ubuntu right now, an install from wubi, meaning i'm still in the windows fog somewhere
[09:43] <Sterist> almoxarife what kind of black magic is this?
[09:43] <greenit> any1 knows hot to set qbittorrent as standard torrent program in 11.10?
[09:43] <Gentoo64> woogi, well you know what to do
[09:43] <frankcox679> look for a program called brasero woogi
[09:43] <woogi> i have it
[09:43] <woogi> thatnks for the help
[09:43] <almoxarife> Sterist: I would assume its there, there is a chrome version avail without ppa, but the question is , is it installed?
[09:43] <frankcox679> it is simple -just burn the iso and your in business
[09:44] <frankcox679> yw
[09:44] <woogi> and almoxarife, you can kiss my ass, you little lamer!
[09:44] <almoxarife> woogi: was that a question?
[09:44] <almoxarife> woogi: no!
[09:45] <greenit> !language | woogi
[09:45] <Sterist> almoxarife chrome was completely removed prior to removing the source + key, and after the reload the "chromium daily" category is still in the software center and the chromium version is exactly the same
[09:45] <almoxarife> Sterist: removing the ppa does nothing to the one avail normally
[09:46] <Gentoo64> Sterist, whats wrong with chromium daily?
[09:46] <greenit> !torrent
[09:46] <Sterist> gentoo64 flash is disabled in it
[09:46] <Gentoo64> shouldnt be..
[09:46] <Sterist> well it is lol
[09:47] <Gentoo64> it dont come with flash btw
[09:47] <almoxarife> Sterist: I am not sure what to expect in 'software center', I don't use it, if you have 'synaptic' avail, and want to look for it?
[09:47] <Gentoo64> i hope you know lol
[09:47] <Sterist> gentoo64 chromium has flash integrated lol google partnered with adobe for that
[09:47] <Gentoo64> Sterist, chrome does
[09:47] <Gentoo64> chromium dont
[09:47] <Sterist> same thing ..?
[09:47] <Gentoo64> no
[09:48] <Gentoo64> chromium is the raw open source version
[09:48] <Gentoo64> that google hasnt modified
[09:48] <Gentoo64> you need to install flash
[09:48] <Gentoo64> manually
[09:48] <Sterist> gentoo64 will you be my aide? lol
[09:48] <almoxarife> Gentoo64: there is a pckg for flash
[09:48] <Gentoo64> !flash
[09:49] <jasonmsp> hey all.  is it possible to ssh into my machine and launch the GUI frontend from another computer?
[09:49] <Gentoo64> isk what the pacjage is called lol
[09:49] <XeiaieX> hallo jeden
[09:49] <Sterist> gentoo64 i did that when i first installed ubuntu 2 years ago
[09:49] <Gentoo64> try it again
[09:49] <almoxarife> jasonmsp: yes,
[09:50] <jasonmsp> almoxarife: link?
[09:50] <almoxarife> !info putty | jasonmsp
[09:51] <jasonmsp> putty is windows..  either way.  once I ssh in how do I launch the frontend GUI?
[09:51] <dr_willis> jasonmsp:  on the remote or locally?
[09:51] <almoxarife> jasonmsp: what is it you want to run?
[09:51] <jasonmsp> the frontend GUI
[09:52] <dr_willis> that means nothing to us jason
[09:52] <almoxarife> jasonmsp: nautilus will allow you to do pretty much anything
[09:52] <jasonmsp> dr_willis: sorry..  I want to see my desktop like I am sitting in front of my computer at the house.
[09:52] <almoxarife> jasonmsp: what you are wanting is remote-desktop?
[09:52] <jasonmsp> almoxarife: yes
[09:53] <dr_willis> jasonmsp:  use vnc. or xming on windows
[09:53] <jasonmsp> then the more difficult question is, can that be done from a mac?
[09:53] <dr_willis> you want a remote desktop
[09:53] <jasonmsp> dr_willis: yes
[09:53] <ewook> morning. I'm a bit lost. Need to 'extract' the last installed .deb files from apt (ie, from the cache), any pointers how to do that?
[09:53] <almoxarife> jasonmsp: the machine you want into needs to be setup to allow you in first, then its cake
[09:53] <stephenh> hello, i've extended a drive in vmware, how can i make linux see the change without a reboot?
[09:53] <dr_willis> vnc,freenx,xming, and others...
[09:54] <almoxarife> jasonmsp: I assume its also a desktop, not server
[09:54] <jasonmsp> almoxarife: i can ssh into my machine and get a command prompt from anywhere.  iptables is setup to let me in and everyone else out.
[09:54] <jasonmsp> almoxarife: yes it is a desktop
[09:54] <DaZ> stephenh: doesn't cfdisk see the change?
[09:54] <stephenh> every page i've read thus far says a reboot is required :/
[09:54] <stephenh> nope
[09:54] <stephenh> i thought partprobe would do the trick, but it hasn't..
[09:55] <stephenh> i would rather extend the vmdk and then extend partition
[09:55] <Gentoo64> stephenh, why not just reboot?
[09:55] <stephenh> otherwise option 2 is to add a new drive into lvm
[09:55] <stephenh> cause sometimes you don't want to reboot...
[09:55] <DaZ> i think you'll have to add another drive :c
[09:55] <stephenh> there must be a way
[09:55] <DaZ> somehow.
[09:55] <stephenh> if windows can do it
[09:55] <stephenh> linux must be able to
[09:55] <stephenh> :/
[09:55] <Gentoo64> yeah but major changes people just reboot normally
[09:55] <FloodBot1> stephenh: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:55] <DaZ> hum
[09:55] <ewook> nevermind, belived that they weren't the files in /var/cache/apt/archives/
[09:55] <almoxarife> jasonmsp: use ssh to get  a 'gnome-terminal'
[09:55] <stephenh> Gentoo64: extending a drive is not a major change
[09:56] <DaZ> but it doesn't happen often.
[09:56] <Gentoo64> stephenh, remount it?
[09:56] <stephenh> remount a / partition?
[09:56] <DaZ> yup
[09:56] <stephenh> DaZ: sure
[09:56] <DaZ> mount -o remount,rw /
[09:57] <DaZ> but i don't know how this resizing actually works though :x
[09:57] <stephenh> DaZ: that's not going to reread dev/sda..
[09:58] <jasonmsp> almoxarife: getting in isn't the problem.  let me explain in more detail.  I don't think I am being clear.  I am in country A and my ubuntu desktop is in country B.  I regularly access my machine by SSH and have never need to do anything outside of that.  Now I want to access evolution/thunderbird, but since that is not a command line program, I would like to get to it from the machine I am siting at presently.
[09:58] <dr_willis> you enlarged the virtual disk. then used gparted to enlarge the filesystem
[09:59] <stephenh> got it :)
[09:59] <stephenh> echo 1 > /sys/class/scsi_device/2\:0\:0\:0/device/rescan
[09:59] <stephenh> :)
[09:59] <llutz_> jasonmsp: ssh -X host    then just run "thunderbird". needs x-server at your local machine runnig
[09:59] <jasonmsp> llutz_: thanks!
[09:59] <dr_willis> jasonmsp:  install xming on windows. it lets you ssh to and display remote apps locally
[09:59] <almoxarife> jasonmsp: via ssh, can you open a gnome terminal?
[09:59] <llutz_> jasonmsp: x-forwarding is what you want
[10:00] <llutz_> uppercase X rather
[10:00] <sectorzero> when will virtualbox version 4.1.6 be available for ubuntu
[10:00] <jasonmsp> dr_willis: i think that is what I am looking for.
[10:01] <jasonmsp> all: thanks
[10:01] <iceroot> !info virtualbox precise
[10:01] <almoxarife> sectorzero: is it up on the website?
[10:02] <manish_> hello
[10:04] <sectorzero> almoxarife: i am not sure but its available on winbox
[10:04] <manish_> actually during installation of any software package dpkg is intrupting this error is coming i tried "sudo dpkg --configure -a" but not solved
[10:04] <manish_> plz any one help me out
[10:04] <manish_> i am using ubuntu 11.10
[10:05] <manish_> no one is there to solve my problem please help me out
[10:06] <dusf> could running aticonfig and uninstalling and reinstalling a driver from linux make changes to the hardware so that there would be no sound in linux AND windows xp? i know the card has some sound capabilities, but i use the vga port instead of hdmi
[10:06] <stephenh> dusf: no
[10:06] <stephenh> that's just crazy talk
[10:06] <dusf> damn it
[10:07] <axtheb> manish_: which problem, precisely?
[10:07] <dusf> stephenh: i'm hoping my sound hasn't failed completely on the motherboard
[10:08] <stephenh> dusf: doubt it
[10:08] <manish_> axtheb: actually during installation of thundirbird and other soft package dpkg is intruppting i tried the following command but not solved plaese help me out
[10:09] <stephenh> manish_: how long has this happened?
[10:09] <dusf> !sound
[10:09] <manish_> stephenh: from three days
[10:09] <vlt> Hello. How can I (as root) logout a user?
[10:10] <stephenh> manish_: when did you install?
[10:10] <stephenh> vlt: kill their session
[10:10] <manish_> stephenh: after running that command my pc get restarted automatically
[10:10] <stephenh> vlt: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-linux-kill-and-logout-users.html
[10:10] <stephenh> ta da
[10:10] <zabomber> anyone know if ajaxterm is broken in 11.10?
[10:11] <stephenh> manish_: sounds like a lot of effort.. time for a reinstall
[10:11] <zabomber> i can't find etc/init.d/ajaxterm after i apt-get install
[10:11] <zabomber> and i need it to edit the server port
[10:11] <zabomber> and start it etc
[10:11] <Sterist> gentoo64 do you know how to acquire the Native Client plugin in chromium?
[10:11] <manish_> stephenh: reinstally os u r saying that
[10:11] <stephenh> manish_: yes
[10:12] <dusf> stephenh: my ati card has sound capabilities
[10:12] <manish_> stephenh: sorry reinstalling os
[10:12] <stephenh> zabomber: lul
[10:12] <stephenh> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AjaxTerm   it's a website, not an application
[10:12] <dusf> stephenh: http://pastebin.com/iHsvEtge
[10:12] <zabomber> stephenh: lul @ your noobness
[10:12] <vlt> stephenh: Thanks. "skill" seems to be outdated but I found "pkill" instead.
[10:12] <manish_> stephenh: yesterday , every day
[10:12] <zabomber> stephenh its a python application that runs as website
[10:13] <zabomber> stephenh: it allows remote SSH via a browser to you ubuntu machine
[10:13] <stephenh> zabomber: i know
[10:13] <stephenh> i'm reading the documentation
[10:13] <stephenh> it runs as a website in apache
[10:13] <manish_> stephenh: please any other way to solve it out
[10:14] <Anomie21> Does anyone know why my images/price aren't loading here? http://ablemagazine.co.uk/store/ (using cart66)
[10:14] <stephenh> manish_: are you installing from usb?  i had problems with that.. worked fine when i did it from cd  (i still don't know why)
[10:14] <zabomber> stephenh: than why lul? you apt-get install it. its supposed to add config and autostartup... it does in 11.04 backwards but not 11.10
[10:14] <stephenh> zabomber: it's a website.. when do you 'auto start' a vhost in a webserver?
[10:15] <stephenh> and i lul cause within the first 3 links on google for 'ajaxterm' i get the page explaining how it works and how to mod the config
[10:15] <stephenh> i didn't even need to google 'ajexterm change port'
[10:15] <stephenh> :/
[10:15] <manish_> stephenh: i already intsalled with ubuntu cd
[10:17] <manish_> stephenh: i hav tried in text mode and clear my cache as well as configured dpkg but again dropbox is automatically installing after sometime my pc get restarted
[10:17] <zabomber> stephenh: it's a python script NOT A WEBSITE... using Apache is an option and do yourself a favour and install it in 11.10 or stfu
[10:17] <zabomber> stephenh: youll see EXACTLY what i mean
[10:18] <stephenh> lollies ok
[10:18] <stephenh> well good luck!
[10:19] <zabomber> stephenh: do yourself and this channel a favour. the next time someone asks for a hand, instead of luling about "thinking" you know whats going on just stfu and save the environment from your keystrokes
[10:20] <stephenh> instead of luling about thinking?
[10:20] <stephenh> if you spent more time reading https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AjaxTerm instead of ranting at me you could have your app working now :/
[10:21] <stephenh> and i'm not going to install it, cause i'd just follow the steps in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AjaxTerm and then see it work :/
[10:21] <zabomber> stephenh: #Ubuntu is my last stop for help
[10:21] <zabomber> the doco is outdated
[10:21] <stephenh> ok
[10:21] <zabomber> for 11.10
[10:21] <stephenh> fair enough
[10:21] <stephenh> i'm going to install it
[10:21] <zabomber> and i know 11.10 broke it because i just upgraded from 11.04
[10:22] <stephenh> if it works i'm getting one more lul :)
[10:22] <zabomber> ...
[10:22] <stephenh> ok
[10:22] <stephenh> ah, i'm running 11.04 on this box
[10:23] <goddard> how do I disable the vesa driver?
[10:23] <stephenh> i wouldn't think it would change very much though?
[10:23] <zabomber> it does
[10:23] <zabomber> in 11.10
[10:23] <zabomber> its like the repo is bust or install script
[10:23] <zabomber> because it doesnt setup auto start, add it to services etc
[10:23] <zabomber> and even if i fix that
[10:24] <stephenh> goddard: vga=normal
[10:24] <zabomber> i just get a black line with the top ajaxmenu and a big grey screen
[10:24] <stephenh> zabomber: but it looks like a script called when someone opens the site
[10:24] <stephenh> not a continuously running process
[10:24] <zabomber> nah...
[10:24] <zabomber> its has to be a continuously running process to service 8022 port...
[10:24] <zabomber> something has to be listening on that port
[10:25] <zabomber> and thats the python script which is ajaxterm
[10:25] <stephenh> :|
[10:25] <zabomber> Apache2 is irrelevant as is "locks" down the access to Ajaxterm
[10:25] <zabomber> *it
[10:25] <stephenh> ok
[10:25] <zabomber> check
[10:25] <zabomber> install it in 11.04
[10:26] <stephenh> what if you just run the .py?
[10:26] <stephenh> it's easy to build a startup script
[10:26] <zabomber> and run netstat -an | grep python or netstat -an | grep 8022
[10:26] <zabomber> i have
[10:26] <zabomber> it runs fine
[10:26] <stephenh> and it works?
[10:26] <zabomber> ....
[10:26] <zabomber> no...
[10:26] <FloodBot1> zabomber: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:27] <zabomber> it just shows the menu at the top and the rest of ajaxterm is grey
[10:27] <ghasemi> Good day all , how to edit menut list in grub 2 ? there was  /boot/grub/menu.lst before but seems it's not anymore ...
[10:27] <simulation> guys i have setup a ubuntu server for production development, and i want to use .htaccess for each directory but even i have added allo override direction but it ignores it
[10:27] <simulation> what is the issue with .htaccess for ubuntu server ? :S
[10:27] <zabomber> !.htaccess
[10:28] <zabomber> !apache
[10:29] <ManDay> Is it possible to boot from LiveUSB and install programs on the LiveUSB persistently?
[10:29] <ManDay> Make the LiveUSB completely persistent, that is
[10:30] <somsip> simulation: there isn't one. There is possibly an issue with how you have set it up. Can you give more details. Permissions, and directories of virtual hosts, for example?
[10:30] <goddard> how can i check and see if vesa is disabled?
[10:35] <Sling> want to change system hostname, ive changed /etc/hostname /etc/resolv.conf /etc/hosts, I see ubuntu no longer uses hostname.sh, how do i 're-read' it?
[10:35] <RaTTuS> Sling http://www.subvs.co.uk/ubuntu_change_hostname_computer_name
[10:36] <Sling> RaTTuS: using oneiric, it doesn't have hostname.sh
[10:37] <Sling> RaTTuS: /etc/hostname is symlinked to /lib/init/upstart-job
[10:37] <Sling> let me see
[10:37] <RaTTuS> Sling actually - editing /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts should be enough -
[10:37] <RaTTuS> you will ahve to reboot though
[10:38] <share> Login Screen makes Ubuntu load slower.
[10:38] <share> oops
[10:38] <share> *automatic login makes Ubuntu load slower*
[10:39] <share> Ubuntu Maverick
[10:39] <Sling> RaTTuS: ah, the upstart script just does hostname -b -F /etc/hostname
[10:39] <RaTTuS> how are you mesuaring speed ?
[10:39] <Sling> that fixed it in runtime
[10:39] <share> RaTTuS: with bootchart
[10:39] <goddard> ok i cant get vesa to stop loading and messing with my nvidia driver
[10:39] <Sling> saves me a reboot :)
[10:39] <RaTTuS> Sling ;-p
[10:39] <share> with automatic login it takes more 3/4 seconds
[10:40] <RaTTuS> share - looks fine on my systems but ......
[10:41] <share> it always shows a message about recovering sda7
[10:41] <share> which is home
[10:41] <share> but only shows that for 2secs
[10:41] <RaTTuS> ^ how do you shut down? share - cleanly?
[10:41] <share> RaTTuS: using the GUI ^
[10:42] <RaTTuS> kk - should be fine ...:(
[10:42] <share> it shutdowns in 2 seconds
[10:42] <share> or less.
[10:43] <RaTTuS> share - try open a terminal and type sudo sync ;; sudo shutdown - r now and see if that does the same recovering message
[10:43] <share> I set wallpaper to default and Im using custom wallpaper in login screen.
[10:43] <RaTTuS> eek - back in 20mins
[10:43] <dalek_> This java app wants to know the path to my browser so it can launch it when I click on a link in the app. Where do I find the firefox binary so I can make the java app point to it?
[10:44] <share> "sync - flush file system buffers" meaning?
[10:46] <ManDay> and completely aut
[10:46] <ManDay> Is it possible to boot from LiveUSB and install programs on the LiveUSB persistently?
[10:47] <share> no, what you want is persistent usb
[10:47] <dalek_> I am looking at  ~/.mozilla/.firefox but all I see is a .ini file and .csv file? Where is firefox's actual binary?
[10:47] <Driiper> Finally a wild server appears on the internet!
[10:47] <share> dalek_: /usr/bin/firefox
[10:48] <share> dalek_: type whereis firefox
[10:48] <eniac1> Hello fellow Ubuntu users
[10:48] <share> hi
[10:48] <dalek_> share, thank you - I forgot about the whereis command
[10:49] <ManDay> share: why not?
[10:49] <eniac1> Ubuntu is good but I like Debian also
[10:49] <share> ManDay: because livecd is the same thing as livecd
[10:49] <share> you'll lose configuration after reboot
[10:50] <ManDay> share: What?
[10:50] <share> liveusb* sry
[10:50] <share> :D
[10:50] <ManDay> So?
[10:50] <skilz> how do I change my hostname?
[10:50] <share> if it's "live" is not persistent!
[10:50] <share> skilz: sudo hostname hostname-you-want
[10:50] <ManDay> share: Persuading logic....
[10:50] <eniac1> hostname " "
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[10:50] <Driiper> ikonia: if your still here. How would i find out anything with this Ethtool thingy, havent used it before.
[10:50] <share> skilz: then sudo nano /etc/hosts
[10:50] <stepnjump> Hi guys, I need to move all my stuff from /home/old_home to my new ~/. Is there a way to move or copy all dirs so I don't have to chown everything one by one?
[10:50] <share> and change it there
[10:50] <skilz> that that stay when I reboot?
[10:51] <ManDay> Does anyone know how to prepare the liveUSB image so that changes can be applied, software installed, from it?
[10:51] <share> skilz: you also might to logout for some programs work correctly with the new hostname
[10:51] <share> ManDay: that's not a live usb, it's a persistent usb
[10:51] <ManDay> Shouldn't be as simple as pre-extracting the squashfs?
[10:52] <ManDay> share: would you stop that please.
[10:52] <TACPILOT> Driiper: here is the man page for it http://linux.die.net/man/8/ethtool
[10:52] <share> !?
[10:52] <share> ManDay: I am helping you, you are not listening
[10:52] <ManDay> share: Call it what you want. I'm not concerned with names. I'm trying to get the right technique to MAKE it persistent
[10:52] <share> ok
[10:53] <ManDay> I think once the squashfs is extracted it should be possible to write to it, no?
[10:53] <share> there is UNetbootin
[10:53] <ManDay> How does it usually work? Is it some type of unionfs?
[10:54] <Driiper> TACPILOT: yeh i found that page, What i'm trying to achieve is to find out why i cant connect to my Server after a long break (a night etc).  A guy told me to use ethtool but i cant find any use for it. Do you know anything about this tool?
[10:54] <ManDay> (i mean with the regular liveusb - how come I get no errors installing software on the liveimage)
[10:54] <zabomber> !rsync stepnjump
[10:54] <zabomber> !rsync
[10:54] <zabomber> stepnjump use rsync
[10:54] <share> zabomber: !something | username
[10:54] <simulation> guys is there any clean way to resolve my windows pc host name on ubuntu ? without adding ip and hostname to hosts file ?
[10:54] <TACPILOT> sry I dont remember using that tool before
[10:55] <simulation> i have installed winbind but it still cant resolve my pc name :S
[10:55] <TACPILOT> Driiper: at command line type   ethtool eth0
[10:55] <TACPILOT> and see what it returns
[10:56] <Driiper> TACPILOT: http://paste.ubuntu.com/768818/
[10:57] <Driiper> TACPILOT: ohh sec, gotta sudo that
[10:57] <stepnjump> thanks zabomber
[10:57] <share> stepnjump: what do you want to do?
[10:57] <Driiper> TACPILOT: http://paste.ubuntu.com/768821/
[10:58] <tru3fate> can someone help im trying to access windows share files on my home network thru ubuntu 11.10.
[10:58] <stepnjump> share: Hi guys, I need to move all my stuff from /home/old_home to my new ~/. Is there a way to move or copy all dirs so I don't have to chown everything one by one?
[10:59] <share> to ~/. (hidden folder) ?
[11:00] <stepnjump> sudo apt-get install rsync
[11:00] <stepnjump> ooops sorry
[11:00] <tru3fate> sorry forgot to mention i have samba install.
[11:01] <Tzunamii> stepnjump: it depends if your user have the same uid on your new home or not (if it's on the same box or not). If it's on the same box the uid will be the same and you can preserve the permissions while copying with 'cp -Rvp', for instance
[11:01] <vithos> i'm running xubuntu 11.10 x64 livecd on my laptop. using gddrescue package: sudo ddrescue -v --force /dev/zero /dev/sda ddlog.txt
[11:01] <almoxarife> tru3fate: how did you install samba?
[11:01] <vithos> i left it running and watched a tv show. when i moved the mouse to cancel the screensaver, i briefly saw that the ddrescue is almost done, but then the screen went black (still backlit) with the mouse cursor visible (but can't be moved)
[11:01] <TACPILOT>  Driiper: i not use to deciphering that output. I not see any thing obvious beyond statement regarding permissions.  those could simply mean the option is disabled in the driver
[11:02] <tru3fate> sudo apt-get
[11:02] <Driiper> TACPILOT: i just came up with somthing, may it be the BIOS settings that can do this? cuz i get it online after like 1 hour of pinging
[11:02] <TACPILOT> it wouldnt hurt to verify permissions on the server so that what ever service is to have access after waking
[11:03] <share> sudo apt-get beer
[11:03] <TACPILOT> you could have hardware failing
[11:03] <share> oops
[11:03] <Driiper> hmm yeah. i will have to check into that. Thank you for your help!
[11:03] <TACPILOT> is this a wireless adapter ?
[11:03] <almoxarife> tru3fate: in nautilus, can you see 'sharing' when you right click on a folder within your home folder?
[11:03] <Driiper> TACPILOT: no its a regular 100mbits port
[11:04] <tru3fate> yes i can see my share window box
[11:04] <TACPILOT> k .. has it been woking fine just suddenly going kookie ?
[11:04] <nyuszika7h> share: It's sudo apt-get install beer :P
[11:05] <share> ye
[11:05] <Driiper> TACPILOT: its after i installed 11.10. but im gonna check the BIOS setting IF anything have changed. because there may be a NIC sleep function there.
[11:05] <almoxarife> tru3fate: you can see the 'win' machine? or you do see the option for 'sharing' within ubuntu?
[11:05] <TACPILOT> good luck
[11:05] <tru3fate> i see the win machine
[11:06] <nyuszika7h> stepnjump: You can recursively chown a folder with `chown -R <folder>'.
[11:06] <almoxarife> tru3fate: in nautilus, can you see 'sharing' when you right click on a folder within your home folder?
[11:06] <TACPILOT>  Driiper: here is one thing to try ... log out of normal user .. log in as root .. put to sleep .. then see if it works after awaking ?
[11:06] <tru3fate> yes sharing optiong
[11:07] <tru3fate> *option
[11:07] <almoxarife> tru3fate: pick one to share, it will auto install all you need to share across the network
[11:07] <TACPILOT> if that works then u have a permissions problem .. else its most likely a hardware problem
[11:07] <Tzunamii> stepnjump: You can also tar a dir(s) and have it preserve permissions
[11:08] <tru3fate> its sharing
[11:09] <almoxarife> tru3fate: ok, issue solved then
[11:09] <tru3fate> but i still cant access my win machine share folder from my ubuntu box
[11:10] <share> I've heard reprofiling ureadahead helps to load Ubuntu faster
[11:10] <almoxarife> tru3fate: can you access the folders on the ubuntu machine from the win machine?
[11:10] <tru3fate> ohhh
[11:10] <tru3fate> let me try be right back
[11:11] <almoxarife> tru3fate: and lastly, the win machine must allow access to its files, via the win method of doing that sort of thing
[11:15] <Tzunamii> tru3fate: http://www.randyjensenonline.com/blog/connect-ubuntu-810-windows-7-share
[11:15] <tru3fate> almoxarife: thankyou i can manage that way.
[11:17] <almoxarife> ubuntu 8.0?
[11:17]  * conntrack plops off
[11:17] <share> ?
[11:17] <Tzunamii> almoxarife: The process is the same
[11:17] <share> Windows 9
[11:18] <Bear10> i want to view all files modified on a given date is there a way to do this from CLI
[11:18] <Bear10> ls -l | grep ...
[11:18] <Bear10> or something of that nature?
[11:18] <almoxarife> Tzunamii: that's not the method I see via nautilus
[11:19] <share> brb
[11:20] <Tzunamii> heh
[11:20] <ManDay> Is there any documentation on what effects the "persistent" parameter to the Ubn LiveCD kernel has?
[11:21] <ManDay> I assume it's handled somwhere in the custom initrd?
[11:21] <Perolav> Hey guys. A quick newbie question;  Is USB considered a digital or analogue connection(or neither) ?
[11:22] <Tzunamii> Perolav: USB is a pure digital connection
[11:23] <Perolav> Tzunamii: Ok, thanks!
[11:23] <share> ok "recovering journal" is occuring every boot!
[11:23] <share> what's the problem?
[11:25] <Tzunamii> share: The device is not cleanly unmounted and/or intermittent HW failure
[11:25] <share> Tzunamii: HDD is not old
[11:27] <share> "the partition is misaligned by 1024 bytes" it shows this warning for a long time but that's dude partitioning
[11:28] <Tzunamii> Could be a faulty HDD from factory. However, I'd recommend booting a LiveCD/DVD/USB and mount and unmount the device/partition once and then do fsck on it. The mount/umount is to write the journal-entries before doing the fsck
[11:28] <share> due*
[11:29] <share> Check interval:           15552000 (6 months)
[11:30] <Tzunamii> If the fsck don't show anything you can just do a S.M.A.R.T. check on it
[11:30] <share> Tzunamii: can I benchmark the HDD while using it?
[11:31] <share> I opened Disk Utility
[11:31] <share> "Disk is healthy" 26º
[11:31] <Tzunamii> Technically, yes, but it won't show accurate numbers if it's in active use, as you might understand. Also, if it's semi-faulty I don't recommend 'aggrevating' it more than necessary
[11:32] <share> Tzunamii: I have the disk for over a year, I dont notice any problems with it
[11:32] <share> maybe the problem is Ubuntu? It shutdowns very quickly.
[11:32] <Tzunamii> When it comes to mechanical things like HDDs your prior experiences doesn't apply as it can go semi-faulty at any time
[11:33] <Tzunamii> Just boot a LiveCD and check it out
[11:33] <KNUBBIG> Hey! I have a folder with a lot of files in it (300k
[11:33] <KNUBBIG> whoops sorry accidentally hit the enter key
[11:33] <share> Tzunamii: "recovering journal" appears every boot but only for 2 seconds and then boot proceeds normally. and it's always /dev/sda7 = /home partition misaligned by 1024 bytes
[11:34] <KNUBBIG> I have a folder with a lot of files in it (300k+) and want to delete all of them. rm tells me /usr/bin/rm: Too many arguments. What can I do?
[11:34] <Tzunamii> share: Mount it/unmount it several times and see if it produces and error and do a fsck when you're at it for good measure
[11:34] <share> :p
[11:34] <share> Tzunamii: my cd drive is broken hehe
[11:34] <Tzunamii> Use a USB stick then
[11:34] <share> I would have to format it
[11:35] <Tzunamii> share: May I suggest you read this thread for more information about your specific error message http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1635018  The last entry on the first page.
[11:36] <share> mine is western digital
[11:37] <share> and yeah it uses advanced format.
[11:37] <share> but I do not use windows
[11:37] <share> and I read somewhere  Ubuntu supported advanced formatting
[11:38] <share> "since Linux partitioning tools have been changing rapidly over the past year on how they handle alignment."
[11:38] <ManDay> Is there any documentation on what effects the "persistent" parameter to the Ubn LiveCD kernel has?
[11:39] <share> Tzunamii: when I partitioned the drive I didn't use random numbers I calculated them and now shows that warning
[11:41] <RaTTuS> KNUBBIG - open a terminal change to the directory you want to waste and type rm .
[11:41] <Tzunamii> share: I always manually set the start of the blocks when it comes to the new Advanced Format HDDs. https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-4kb-sector-disks/index.html?ca=dgr-lnxw074KB-Disksdth-LX  and  http://linuxconfig.org/linux-wd-ears-advanced-format
[11:41] <KNUBBIG> RaTTuS: wouldn't that result in the same error message?
[11:42] <RaTTuS> KNUBBIG try it and see ... then try - rm a*
[11:42] <KNUBBIG> RaTTuS: thanks, I'll try. The thing with the * also sometimes yields the same error message, tried that already :)
[11:42] <RaTTuS> also look at xargs
[11:43] <RaTTuS> KNUBBIG narrow it down more then ... ;-p
[11:43] <share> Tzunamii: thats advanced
[11:43] <share> You don't need to worry about it; it is handled automatically.
[11:44] <Tzunamii> It wasn't handled automagically when I bought my first one
[11:44] <share> when was that?
[11:44] <KNUBBIG> RaTTuS: ;p these are timestamps with milliseconds. Narrowing down will take more time than formatting and recreating everything ;p
[11:44] <share> I bought mine in 2010
[11:44] <Tzunamii> oh man, I can't remember. I got a WD EARS when it just came out
[11:45] <Tzunamii> Now you have to excuse me. Time to throw away cash
[11:45] <share> Tzunamii: I have the same disk
[11:45] <RaTTuS> KNUBBIG - you may be able to rm -fr direcotry name succesfully
[11:45] <share> don't you recycle? lol
[11:46] <KNUBBIG> RaTTuS: I'll try that
[11:46] <KNUBBIG> thansk
[11:47] <zabomber> Hi. I have a script that has to start as user "User-Script" i.e. it must be started by that user... how do i get it to start when ubuntu loads?
[11:48] <RaTTuS> KNUBBIG also look at http://www.linuxsa.org.au/pipermail/linuxsa/2006-May/083594.html
[11:48] <zabomber> the user is a non admin user with no shell so he cant login.. usually i su to him to start the script
[11:48] <raidgh0st> Anyone had any experience with ati radeon hd 6900 and proprit drivers?
[11:48] <dkannan> using vsftpd (not anonymous) is it possible to make sure that the user is on a particular dir ie not his home dir
[11:48] <aaa_> how do i stop apache (ubuntu
[11:48] <aaa_> ?
[11:49] <raidgh0st> aaa_: you write /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
[11:49] <KNUBBIG> aaa_: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
[11:49] <RaTTuS> aaa_ sudo apache stop
[11:49] <glebihan> aaa_, sudo service apache2 stop
[11:49] <aaa_> thanks
[11:49] <KNUBBIG> wow 4 different answers :D
[11:49] <raidgh0st> KNUBBIG: And the world takes visa;)
[11:49] <RaTTuS> some may or may not workj
[11:49] <share> glebihan's is correct
[11:49] <glebihan> sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 stop is the old sysvinit way
[11:49] <glebihan> sudo apache stop does not work
[11:50] <RaTTuS> yeah glebihan is right
[11:50] <glebihan> "sudo stop apache2" works though
[11:50] <raidgh0st> glebihan: I like doing things simple.
[11:50] <glebihan> raidgh0st, yes but the problem is that for a lot of services, that does not work anymore
[11:51] <raidgh0st> Than you updated me aboute that. Didnt know that.
[11:51] <zabomber> How do i run as script as a different user?
[11:51] <zabomber> script.sh
[11:51] <zabomber> better yet
[11:51] <KNUBBIG> zabomber: su -c ./script.sh
[11:51] <zabomber> how do i get the script to run as user "user44" at system start?
[11:52] <glebihan> zabomber, su user44 -c ./script.sh
[11:52] <zabomber> ta you genius
[11:52] <kayson> how do i compile a c program
[11:52] <glebihan> kayson, use gcc
[11:52] <kayson> i did
[11:52] <KNUBBIG> I think that would be gcc file.c
[11:53] <KNUBBIG> and then ./a.out to execute it
[11:53] <kayson> when i run the program it tells me access denied
[11:53] <geirha> kayson: ''gcc -o hello hello.c'' and to run it: ''./hello''
[11:53] <KNUBBIG> kayson: chmod +x a.out
[11:53] <kayson> ./hello
[11:53] <glebihan> kayson, did you specify the output file using the -o option ?
[11:53] <kayson> yeah
[11:54] <zabomber> KNUBBIG uh... so "user44" cannot login because its a security risk... i usually su to root than su to "user44" than run the start script.... can i automate this?
[11:54] <vip_> hi. I looking for gentoo theme/skin for irssi. can someone help me please?
[11:54] <kayson> like gcc -o hello.c hello
[11:54] <glebihan> kayson, would the file by any chance be on a fat32 partition ?
[11:54] <RaTTuS> kayson http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-c-and-c-compilers-in-ubuntu-and-testing-your-first-c-and-c-program.html
[11:54] <geirha> kayson: Uh oh, wrong order. You just wiped your source file.
[11:55] <raidgh0st> glebihan: Any experience with ati radeon cards?
[11:55] <KNUBBIG> zabomber: you could put a script in init.d that executes su web44 -c ./script.sh
[11:55] <KNUBBIG> but I may be wrong there
[11:55] <geirha> I'd use sudo rather than su
[11:55] <kayson> it might be
[11:55] <glebihan> raidgh0st, well I have one, but not sure I can say I have experience with those...
[11:55] <kayson> but i see the file using ls
[11:56] <KNUBBIG> raidgh0st: radeon cards under linux suck.
[11:56] <geirha> kayson: The syntax is  gcc -o outfile infile
[11:56] <raidgh0st> KNUBBIG: because?
[11:57] <RaTTuS> KNUBBIG no they don't
[11:57] <kayson> it still dies work
[11:57] <kayson> ./outfile
[11:57] <kayson> access denied
[11:57] <glebihan> kayson, you didn't answer me. Is it on a fat32 partition ?
[11:57] <KNUBBIG> raidgh0st: the open source drivers work shitty. The ones under additional drivers work well until you want to use gnome-shell and the catalyst drivers sometimes work and sometimes don't :p
[11:57] <geirha> kayson: Oh access denied. It's possible the filesystem doesn't allow executing files.
[11:58] <KNUBBIG> and their installation process is complete bull****
[11:58] <ikonia> KNUBBIG: tone it down please, if you have to start it - don't say it
[11:58] <kayson> um not sure if its Fat32 or not
[11:58] <raidgh0st> KNUBBIG: I agree on that the open source drivers SUCks bigtime. it gives a screen picture. but when you want to play games like tuxracer and other 3d games it goes PIcture by picture
[11:58] <raidgh0st> no acceleration at all.
[11:58] <kayson> Geirha how do i fix dat?
[11:58] <glebihan> kayson, is it on your main linux drive ??
[11:58] <raidgh0st> maybe he missing gcc
[11:58] <geirha> kayson: Try it in your homedir. That should be an ext4 filesystem
[11:59] <kayson> no its not... its another partion
[11:59] <KNUBBIG> ikonia: sorry, got upset because I had to remake my laptop about five times because of these drivers :)
[11:59] <glebihan> kayson, then that's probably it, try in your home dir and see if it works
[11:59] <kayson> :) lemmi try
[12:04] <kayson> It works
[12:05] <kayson> how can i compile from my other partition
[12:06] <kayson> compile c from my other partition??
[12:08] <kayson> quit
[12:08] <raidgh0st> Hehe.. use / before the quit:=P
[12:08] <kayson> hehe i forgot 2
[12:09] <jack> hi evryone.how are you all
[12:10] <MegaDavor> Hi jack... Fine, thanks... You? ^^
[12:15] <stepnjump> Hi guys, there has to be a way to do this! I am forced to create a new profile on the same computer. However, whenever I cp or even rsync, the new permissions are inherited from the old profile's name. Is there anyway I could do to speed this up?
[12:20] <dw1> Is there a way to ask the installation to keep the previous version of the kernel as a boot option when you install new kernel package?
[12:20] <ikonia> dw1: it should keep current -1
[12:20] <ikonia> dw1: it will only remove versions older than -1
[12:21] <dw1> ikonia: Mine does not seem to offer the last one as a boot option - so I need to edit my grub configuration somehow?
[12:23] <dw1> How do I check which kernel versions are still installed?
[12:23] <haoyihuan> how can i do in terminal like [xmodmap -e "keycode 94 = backslash bar"] in gnome ?
[12:28] <horse1bun> shut up girlfriend
[12:28] <horse1bun> oh no you didn't!
[12:30] <horse1bun> I think that rm -rf / command messed up may laptop?
[12:30] <horse1bun> *May have
[12:31] <horse1bun> becuase now it wont' boot
[12:31] <paulsomebody> Greetings. Can anyone help me with the issue with the screen resolution? My monitor LCD has the native resolution of 1440×900, but due to the technical flaw in the monitor it is reported as 1280×1024 to the system. Therefore, I needed to set a custom resolution via the Nvidia X Server Settings, which I did. Now I am having the problem at the startup: there is a message stating that video mode is not supported.
[12:32] <paulsomebody> So, can anyone instruct me how to add the video mode for this resolution?
[12:33] <harsh343> Is it possible to install dreamweaver in linux ?
[12:33] <harsh343> ??
[12:34] <DJones> harsh343: It may be possible using wine which is a windows emulator
[12:35] <DJones> harsh343: This link suggests it can work with 10.04 http://www.noob2geek.com/linux/how-to-install-and-run-dreamweaver-cs4-in-ubuntu/ It might give you a starting point
[12:35] <harsh343>  DJones anything else ?
[12:36] <DJones> !wine | harsh343 A good place to ask would be in the wine irc channel,
[12:36] <harsh343> DJones, ok thanks
[12:37] <paulsomebody> DJones, can you help with my issue?
[12:37] <DJones> harsh343: Beyond that I can't help, I don't use wine
[12:37] <harsh343> ok
[12:37] <frogzoo> does ubuntu have any other tools for verifying an install other than debsums?
[12:38] <harsh343> DJones, without using wine. ?
[12:39] <DJones> paulsomebody: I'm afraid not, I've not had problems with screen resolutions for a long time, it might be worth checking you've got the correct video driver installed first
[12:39] <paulsomebody> DJones: Yes, I think I do.
[12:39] <harsh343> DJones, there ?
[12:40] <DJones> harsh343: As far as I know, dreamweaver is windows only software, the only way would be using wine or running a windows install inside a virtual machine
[12:40] <shomon> hi, how do I get old fashioned scroll widgets to come back? I've upgraded to ubuntu 11 and now I can't see where to scroll until I mouse over things
[12:41] <simulation> how can i prevent to overwrite resolve.conf by networkmanager ? :S
[12:41] <raidgh0st> simulation: remove the write rights to the file:P
[12:41] <Pici> shomon: remove the overlay-scrollbar package and then relogin.
[12:41] <shomon> thanks Pici - or is there a way to at least make it more usable? like more responsive to mouse movement?
[12:42] <simulation> raidgh0st: :)) thats right but is there any legal way for it ? setting etc ?
[12:42] <simulation> :)
[12:42] <Pici> shomon: I'm not aware of any configuration that can be easily tweaked.
[12:42] <wind> simulation: I think you either set up the name server correctly in the network manager, or stop using it and resolv.conf is left in peace (or updated by i.e. dhclient)
[12:42] <shomon> ok thanks :)
[12:42] <simulation> if i change permissions it will still try to overwrite .)
[12:42] <raidgh0st> simulation: I gonna stay on ubuntu if i just can get the ati card to work propperly.
[12:43] <harsh343> DJones, thanks
[12:43] <raidgh0st> The preinstall of ubuntu did work. Just a problem that it selects the vesa driver. So frame by frame on tuxracer and other games/movies
[12:45] <paulsomebody> raidgh0st: You can't simply select another driver by manually installing it, or getting it from «Additional drivers»?
[12:45] <raidgh0st> paulsomebody: Ive tried that.
[12:45] <paulsomebody> raidgh0st: Does not work?
[12:45] <raidgh0st> and i got this message: http://login.kristshell.net/~raidghost/jockey.txt
[12:45] <inaciano> hi i am looking for a app to record my mouse and keybord moves... any one knows about this?
[12:46] <raidgh0st> Since ubuntu was talking aboute "its some propri drivers ready for your card, So i thought. Yeah. install it. and then the not pretty message did show up
[12:47] <inaciano> i was using xmacros but dos not work
[12:47] <inaciano> i tried autokey
[12:47] <inaciano> didn't work too....
[12:47] <ManDay> What option to the LiveUSB prevents the Splash screen and shows me the terminal on boot?
[12:47] <paulsomebody> raidgh0st: You may want to google parts of the log to see if anyone have been expereincing similar issues.
[12:47] <haoyihuan_> haoyihuan: test
[12:48] <Satorisanja> kleine Supportanfrage.
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[12:48] <Satorisanja> Ich hab ne Intel HDA Karte und kriege das Mikrofon bei Skype nicht zum Laufen.
[12:49] <Dj_FlyBy> so I installed the restricted drivers for my ATI Radeon HD3450 but when I reboot after the install and try to test it with the fglrxinfo it tells me command not found (Even when doing it with sudo).. I'm confused... are the drivers installed or not?
[12:49] <Satorisanja> nutze noch maverick
[12:49] <raptor67682> ~~~~
[12:49] <Dj_FlyBy> Satorisanja: #Ubuntu-de
[12:49] <raidgh0st> Dj_FlyBy: The same her!
[12:50] <illy> i've just had a horrendous time trying to get my new and shiny Ubuntu 11.10 to connect on a static ip setup using NetworkManager
[12:50] <illy> any advice on making this simple?
[12:50] <Dj_FlyBy> I had to download my drivers too (the ones that were in the hardware list would lock up my PC on boot
[12:50] <raidgh0st> Dj_FlyBy: Its "frikking" annoying when trying to install the graphical card, and it goes to hell, simply
[12:50] <paulsomebody> illy: What is your connection type?
[12:51] <illy> ethernet
[12:51] <Dj_FlyBy> raidgh0st: yes, yes it is
[12:51] <paulsomebody> illy: Is it PPTP, or something else?
[12:51] <htmlinprogress> Satorisanja,  well then turn it on  in the sound options  and  get drivers if needed
[12:52] <illy> paulsomebody: sorry - you've already gone past my skillset
[12:52] <haoyihuan> chenxiao07: how to set [/etc/default/console-setup] ?  CHARMAP="UTF-8"?   CODESET="Lat15"?   XKBMODEL="pc105"?
[12:52] <paulsomebody> illy: Like, do you have a router that dispenses the internet for you, or do you just have a cable that goes to your computer?
[12:52] <illy> it was just a cable
[12:53] <paulsomebody> illy: Okay, so what do you want to make simple? Entering parameters?
[12:53] <paulsomebody> illy: Like, user name and password?
[12:53] <raidgh0st> Dj_FlyBy: Could you PM me how you solved the ati radeon hd problem?
[12:53] <Dj_FlyBy> raidgh0st: I haven't solved it yet :(
[12:54] <illy> well, my previous experience was I could just toss everything I'm given into /etc/network/interfaces and do an ifup/ifdown - but it didnt seem to work
[12:54] <paulsomebody> Dj_FlyBy and raidgh0st: You might want to post a thread at the ubuntuforums.org requesting help.
[12:54] <Dj_FlyBy> raidgh0st: by downloading the actual driver from ATI I was able to at least boot, but now I get the error that fglrx doesn't exist but when I look in apt-get it is listed as installed
[12:54] <efius1> Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit: Problem with HP Trackpad Multi-Touch su HP dv6-3155sl
[12:54] <efius1> Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit: Problem with HP Trackpad Multi-Touch on HP dv6-3155sl
[12:55] <paulsomebody> illy: Sorry, I have never done it via command line.
[12:55] <paulsomebody> illy: But what precisely do you mean under «everything I have«?
[12:56] <raidgh0st> Dj_FlyBy: I guess i am stuck to the vesa ugly driver
[12:56] <efius1> Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit: Problem with HP Trackpad Multi-Touch on HP dv6-3155sl
[12:56] <Dj_FlyBy> raidgh0st: for now... I have had this same card working before but under an older version of driver and an older version of Ubuntu
[12:56] <illy> paulsomebody: ip address, subnet, gateway
[12:57] <raidgh0st> Dj_FlyBy: What version then?
[12:58] <Dj_FlyBy> I don't remember the driver version but the Ubuntu version was 9.x
[12:58] <paulsomebody> illy: Ok.
[12:58] <paulsomebody> illy: It is fairly easy to do via Network Manager.
[12:59] <raidgh0st> Dj_FlyBy: TI/AMD dropped Catalyst support for these cards in Catalyst 9-4
[12:59] <Dj_FlyBy> raidgh0st: if you find a solution please PM me and I will do the same for you
[12:59] <frogzoo> if I upgrade from 11.04, can I expect breakage?
[12:59] <paulsomebody> illy: Just click on the applet, see the «Wired» tab.
[12:59] <paulsomebody> illy: I meant, click the applet, go for the «Edit Connections» line.
[12:59] <paulsomebody> illy: Then «Wired».
[13:00] <illy> Ah - this may be the problem. I can edit the connections, but at the top of the tab, it says 'Wired  network - device not managed'
[13:01] <paulsomebody> illy: I have not encountered that issue. Does simply pressing the «Add» button and entering the details under the IPv4 tab work?
[13:01] <jianchen> hi guys, any one knows how to move widows to anther workspace in xfce4
[13:02] <Pici> jianchen: typically its ctrl-alt-shift left/right arrow
[13:02] <jianchen> hi guys, any one knows how to move windows to anther workspace in xfce4
[13:02] <Dj_FlyBy> raidgh0st: I'm gonna try removing it all today and re-doing it all from the downloaded driver. Something keeps telling me that maybe the fglrx was still installed from when I did it via hardware drivers under the Ubuntu menu, so I am thinking maybe there is some sort of conflict or something
[13:02] <jianchen> Pici, it's not work in xfce4
[13:02] <illy> paulsomebody: it stores it as a connection, but when you click on Connection Information it pops up with "Error displaying connection information:
[13:02] <illy> No valid active connections found!@
[13:02] <Dreamscape> Hello all I'm trying to setup 2 network devices on my box here running ubuntu 10.04 LTS, I've got a wifi adaptor i want to use for getting interenet and a 100mbit nic for network transfers (data etc) and VNC... but when i set them both up with seperate IP's i still cant get internet whats the proper way to do this??
[13:04] <efius1> Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit: Problem with HP Trackpad Multi-Touch on HP dv6-3155sl
[13:04] <paulsomebody> illy: That is not nice. I have not encountered that issue personally, but you might want to look for solutions here. http://askubuntu.com/search?q=wired+network+device+not+managed
[13:04] <raidgh0st> Dj_FlyBy: Gonna do that too. But i dont know how many times i gonna try before i wipeout ubuntu for good
[13:04] <htmlinprogress> Dreamscape,  what ?
[13:05] <paulsomebody> raidgh0st: Have you tried simply asking for support on ubuntuformus.org?
[13:05] <raidgh0st> paulsomebody: gonna try do that. just gonna reinstall ubuntu to have a clean system
[13:06] <paulsomebody> raidgh0st: I am not sure this is necessary, you might simply waste time.
[13:06] <illy> paulsomebody: thanks - at least i'm not alone:)
[13:06] <MonkeyDust> Dreamscape  you mean an internet connection and a local connection?
[13:07] <Dj_FlyBy> raidgh0st: have you downloaded the driver yourself instead of using the hardware drivers option in the system menu?
[13:07] <raidgh0st> Dj_FlyBy: When trying to download them from the hardware drivers option
[13:07] <Dj_FlyBy> try going right to ATI website and get them from there
[13:07] <raidgh0st> i got this: http://login.kristshell.net/~raidghost/jockey.txt
[13:08] <paulsomebody> illy: This is a pleasant thing to know. :) Feel free to post there again if you don't find solution in one of the threads.
[13:08] <Dj_FlyBy> I did that and my pc was able to boot into Ubuntu again
[13:08] <raidgh0st> Dj_FlyBy: i tried that. i got the correct resolution. but XFdrake still says unknown
[13:08] <ManDay> What option to the LiveUSB prevents the Splash screen and shows me the terminal on boot?
[13:08] <raidgh0st> and the games doesnt play other than frame by frame
[13:09] <efius1> Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit: Problem with HP Trackpad Multi-Touch on HP dv6-3155sl
[13:10] <raidgh0st> efius1: we heardt you the first time
[13:11] <raidgh0st> yeah yeah. Its reinsdtall time
[13:11] <spow> Hi, it used to be possible to browse the windows directories from a wubi'ed ubuntu install. Has this been removed or just deactivated ?
[13:11] <efius1> raidgh0st: it's my first time im italian my english is very basic
[13:12] <RaTTuS> !it | efius1
[13:12] <RaTTuS> may help
[13:12] <paulsomebody> spow: I think you will need to install NTFS-3G.
[13:12] <Dj_FlyBy> efius1: try #Ubuntu-it
[13:12] <efius1> raidgh0st: but i speak a little of english and in italian channel i dont have help
[13:12] <spow> paulsomebody: already installed apparently
[13:13] <Rinni> Hey I'm trying to access an admin share on a windows box. The admin account on the windows box doesn't have a password on it though and my roommate ( who owns it) doesn't want one put on it. Is there anyway to supply login credentials for it without the password (username only)?
[13:14] <RaTTuS> Rinni possible "" may help
[13:15] <IngoPan> hi
[13:15] <Rinni> RaTTus, no dice
[13:15] <IngoPan> Will Ubuntu run on this tablet?
[13:15] <IngoPan> http://amzn.to/SamsungGalaxyP7501
[13:15] <Dj_FlyBy> Rinni: have you offered the solution of him having a password but setting his windows to auto login so he doesn't have to enter it each time?
[13:16] <paulsomebody> spow: There are a few tools in the Software Center that might help. Just search for «ntfs».
[13:16] <Rinni> Dj_FlyBy, she isn't extremely well versed and is paranoid about making any kind of change to her machine.
[13:17] <spow> paulsomebody: my bad, it I actually found it under /host/, though i think it appeared below root before
[13:17] <Dj_FlyBy> Rinni: well, if she is so parranoid then you may want to advise her of the security risk of not having a password on a windows machine; especially if she uses the internet
[13:18] <Dj_FlyBy> Rinni: but I understand: I went through the same thing with my father...
[13:18] <bolo56> hail !! peopl of this channel !
[13:18] <bolo56> o/
[13:18] <varikonniemi> hello, i was wondering is it possible to pass a flag with a commnad? when i do "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" can i add somethiong to that so it answers automatically yes in the question should i upgrade?
[13:19] <bolo56> when i select a windows then i drag it around it get filled with triangles.. how to disable this feature ?
[13:19] <st_prg> Hi guys, I am having a problem compiling the latest version of PHP.
[13:20] <Dj_FlyBy> varikonniemi: see here --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=779490
[13:20] <st_prg> I need to find apsx so I can compile it. I found this: http://biztos.blogspot.com/2008/02/installing-apxs2-on-ubuntu-server.html which I followed however no success yet.
[13:20] <Rinni> Dj_FlyBy, yeah but I was hoping to avoid having to discuss it with her. I really don't feel like giong through that headache. lol. Is there some kind of front end I could use to set the password remotely and enable the auto login?
[13:21] <Rinni> I know that theres a linux front end for AD but not sure about lusrmgr
[13:21] <Dj_FlyBy> Rinni: It "should" be able to be done using any remote client but it will require a reboot of the machine iirc
[13:21] <share> my Ubuntu is not using the GPU. what can be the problem?
[13:22] <stfollower> anyone knows how i can download googleos?
[13:22] <seanr> Is there something up with the ubuntu apt repositories right now?  I'm getting a 404 error from apt-get when I try to install php5-gd.  Also getting "Failed to fetch..." for a bunch of stuff when I run apt-get update.
[13:22] <seanr> Really need to get gd on this server ASAP. :-(
[13:22] <st_prg> seanr: apt-get install php5-gd
[13:22] <seanr> st_prg, that's exactly what I ran.  Read my message.
[13:23] <bolo56> seanr did you try to change the packages server ?
[13:23] <Dj_FlyBy> seanr: I can't say for sure but I just ran an apt-get update like 15 min ago and had no issues
[13:24] <simulation> how can i prevent overriding of resolve.conf in ubuntu i cant fint the proper way :S
[13:24] <seanr> bolo56, tried that, changed it back, no diference.  Is there a specific one I should add to the list?  I'm using 10.04.
[13:24] <seanr> This just times out for me: http://us-east-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/php5/php5-gd_5.2.10.dfsg.1-2ubuntu6_i386.deb
[13:24] <bolo56> Dj_FlyBy when i drag windows around it gets filled with trasnparent triangles.. do you know how to disable this feature ?
[13:25] <bolo56> seanbright it's not working for me either
[13:25] <bolo56> seanr
[13:25] <bolo56> change the server
[13:25] <st_prg> seanr: Are you using oneiric?
[13:26] <seanr> oneiric?  Never heard of it.
[13:26] <bolo56> 11.10
[13:26] <ManDay> What option to the LiveUSB prevents the Splash screen and shows me the terminal on boot?
[13:26] <st_prg> ubuntu 10.10
[13:26] <seanr> bolo56, what should I change it to and how do I do that?
[13:26] <bolo56> what is the server for ?
[13:26] <seanr> No, 10.04.
[13:26] <bolo56> seanr
[13:26] <seanr> A dev web server on Amazon.
[13:26] <st_prg> It is in 10.10 repos
[13:26] <Dj_FlyBy> bolo56: not sure about that; it's the first Ive heard of it happening
[13:27] <bolo56> it started doing that when i installed server minimum installation
[13:27] <st_prg> bolo56: what dwm are you using?
[13:27] <bolo56> gnome 2.32
[13:27] <seanr> What do I need to add to sources.list?  I just need to get this installed asap.  Or is there somewhere I can just grab the deb?
[13:27] <bolo56> shell not unity
[13:28] <Dj_FlyBy> ManDay: which version
[13:28] <st_prg> bolo56: Haha
[13:28] <st_prg> I hate the new ubuntu (sorry guys)
[13:28] <bolo56> i hate it too
[13:29] <bolo56> put that GUI in the new ubuntu phone if it ever happens
[13:29] <bolo56> not on a desktop computer
[13:29] <Myrtti> discussion about it can happen in #ubuntu-offtopic - thank you
[13:29] <uggla> if I create a new user and then I create a file in that users home dir. What chmod command is it to make it owned by the new user I just created?
[13:29] <Dj_FlyBy> uggla: chown
[13:29] <st_prg> yea pretty much :) They got inspiration from GNOME3 which is also shite
[13:30] <uggla> chown?
[13:30] <Tech-1> bolo56:  its the all new celltop
[13:30] <Pici> st_prg: Please mind your language and topic here.
[13:30] <Dj_FlyBy> uggla: chown changes the owner and group
[13:31] <st_prg> Ok Pici
[13:31] <uggla> i did sudo chown <user> file_1.txt
[13:31] <uggla> and then ls -la, it says hos but only in the group
[13:31] <Dj_FlyBy> uggla: sudo chown user:user file_1.txt
[13:31] <kohvihoor> uggla: sudo chown <user>:<group> file
[13:32] <Dj_FlyBy> errr, user:group
[13:32] <uggla> mm thank you!
[13:32] <uggla> didnt know about chown command, only chmod
[13:33] <kohvihoor> uggla: if you just want to change the group, then you can use chgrp
[13:33] <fj_> e
[13:33] <share> My Ubuntu is not using the GPU. What can be the problem? Driver?
[13:33] <ManDay> Dj_FlyBy: 10.04 LTS
[13:34] <BluesKaj> hey all
[13:36] <share> http://pastebin.com/Af8RmXd4 shouldn't VDPAU be working??
[13:36] <fufler> Hi. What package does provide /etc/grub.d/* files?
[13:38] <susman> Hi, trying to configure boot options for automatic network installation of 11.10 with preseed, language=en country=IL locale=en_US.UTF-8 is passed to kernel while booting, but for some reason installation process stops by "Configure locales" and waiting for human input.
[13:38] <susman> Also we have configured preseeding installation process for 10.10, with same configuration - works like a charm... is it bug in 11.10? is it known? any workaround?
[13:41] <giuliano> CIAO
[13:42] <Dj_FlyBy> ManDay: you should just be able to pass the 'nosplash' to bypass it.
[13:43] <ManDay> Dj_FlyBy: I tried that already
[13:43] <ManDay> got to boot into it now
[13:43] <ManDay> bbl ty
[13:43] <llutz> fufler: grub-common
[13:45] <Stepnjump> Maybe someone could help me.. I'm trying to look for all files (recursively) that have the owner as root and the group as root.. How could I do that using ls and grep please?
[13:47] <llutz> Stepnjump: find path/ -uid 0 -gid 0
[13:48] <Stepnjump> oh really llutz! thanks I'll give it a shot
[13:48] <share> vdpau-va-driver is buggy in maverick 10.10?
[13:48] <share> grr
[13:49] <halleype> bom dia!!
[13:49] <share> not
[13:50] <halleype> Good Morning!
[13:50] <share> :(
[13:50] <fufler> llutz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/768972/
[13:50] <halleype> alguém manja da parte técnica? tenho problema com um hd no linux.
[13:51] <szal> !pt | halleype
[13:51] <bony> I am looking for a solution similar to google docs, notebook. the closest is zoho but both are online services. What i want is to get them offline and use them in a local lan
[13:51] <bony> have them setup on a server and run them from there
[13:51] <llutz> !find grub.d/10_linux
[13:52] <llutz> fufler: grub-common
[13:52] <halleype> #ubuntu-pt
[13:52] <halleype> bom dia!!
[13:52] <share> !english
[13:53] <halleype> alguém manja da parte técnica?
[13:53] <share> what
[13:54] <RaTTuS> !pt | halleype
[13:54] <phlak_user> bony: you could try thinkfree (though its not free) -> http://member.thinkfree.com/member/goLandingPage.action
[13:55] <axtheb> Hello. Can I somehow set the calendar (which is shown in unity after clicking on time in top right corner of screen) to have week starting with monday?
[13:55] <share> dammit libva
[13:55] <share> buggg
[13:56] <RaTTuS> axtheb see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=813945
[13:57] <axtheb> RaTTuS: thanks
[13:59] <fufler> llutz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/768979/ — I'm a little bit surprised.
[13:59] <Grievre> Two questions: 1) How do I utterly and permanently disable the splash screen on boot 2) How can I make it so when I maximize a window it leaves room for the menubar and launcher?
[14:00] <llutz> fufler: lsb_release -sc
[14:00] <fufler> llee, precise
[14:00] <Grievre> Oh also
[14:00] <fufler> llee, sorry
[14:00] <llutz> Grievre: 1. edit /etc/default/grub, remove "splash"  and run "sudo update-grub" then
[14:00] <fufler> llutz, precise
[14:00] <llutz> #ubuntu+1 fufler
[14:01] <Grievre> how do I change unity so that alt-tab switches between windows and not apps
[14:01] <fufler> llutz, thnx
[14:01] <Grievre> i.e. so it shows the individual chromium windows instead of just one thing fro chromium
[14:01] <Stepnjump> llutz, thanks a lot for your help. It works great!
[14:01] <llutz> Stepnjump: not as ugly as some ls -lRa|grep "root root" :)
[14:02] <Stepnjump> lol yes!
[14:05] <us> Hello. I am having a extreme screen flicker problem on 11.04. It seems to be predominately when moving the mouse on the desktop but has happened with applications too.
[14:06] <RaTTuS> us - what gpu hardware and resolutions
[14:06] <us> not sure. Kinda new, how do i find out. I am familiar with the terminal
[14:07] <RaTTuS> lspci -class display | pastebinit
[14:07] <RaTTuS> ooh time for coffee and cake
[14:08] <llutz> lshw
[14:08] <us> says "lspci invalid option
[14:08] <llutz> lshw us
[14:09] <bony> phlak_user, I will check that out
[14:10] <Guest55324> Hi, I'm trying to install ubuntu on an old laptop; it only has 128MB RAM which is (i think) the reason I keep getting "kernel panic - not syncing: out of memory"...
[14:11] <bony> phlak_user, one the persons in debain channel suggested this link. http://www.fengoffice.com/web/opensource/
[14:11] <Guest55324> I've tried the alternative disc both normally and command-line only install to no avail; it should work with only 32MB - what am I doing wrong?
[14:11] <us> http://paste.ubuntu.com/768991/
[14:11] <DJones> Guest55324: Guest55324 The minumum specification for ubuntu desktop is for 1Gb of memory https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[14:13] <Guest55324> DJones: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems says that I can use the alternative disc sucessfully...
[14:13] <us> i ran it sudo after recieving a output may be incomplete or accurate so... http://paste.ubuntu.com/768993/
[14:14] <RokcStar> hello i removed  Mozilla off ubuntu and i want to install chrome but i dont have a browser to find the online deb files, so that got me thinking..is there away to locate things on the internet using terminal?
[14:14] <RaTTuS> us - are you using the nvidia prop drivers
[14:15] <RaTTuS> RokcStar sudo apt-get install chromium-browser
[14:15] <DJones> Guest55324: I think that page may be fairly old, its says it should be reviewed for Ubuntu 10.04, so I'm guessing it relates to Ubuntu 9.10 or earlier, the requirements could have changed since then
[14:16] <RokcStar> Rattus thanks for that. Have you ever heard of anything like maybe command line internet?
[14:16] <RokcStar> ..browsing
[14:17] <DJones> !lynx | RokcStar This mentions Links2 as a terminal based browser
[14:17] <llutz> RokcStar: cli browser? lynx, elinks, links2, w3m
[14:17] <us> yes i am
[14:18] <RokcStar> woa fucking cool
[14:18] <us> sorry RaTTuS, yes i am
[14:18] <RokcStar> ill research them. thanks guys
[14:18] <RaTTuS> us - sorry I cannot help any more ,.,, exhausted my knowledge on that
[14:19] <geniusdc>  
[14:19] <us> thank you anyway
[14:19] <us> Anyone else?
[14:20] <user82> i manged to forget where all the shortcuts/starters are in gome3. can anyone tell me please?
[14:20] <Grievre> argh
[14:21] <bollullera> hi!
[14:21] <Grievre> Okay so I have this spreadsheet that was created by people filling out a google form
[14:21] <Grievre> and one of the entries in the spreadsheet, for each row, is a huge paragraph of text
[14:21] <Grievre> and I want to turn this from a spreadsheet into a more readable format
[14:21] <Grievre> like maybe just a document with the data for each cell on a separate line
[14:21] <Grievre> that would be nice
[14:21] <RaTTuS> Grievre - #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[14:22] <Grievre> um
[14:22] <Grievre> how is this offtopic
[14:22] <Grievre> o.o
[14:22] <RaTTuS> nothing to do with ubuntu support really
[14:22] <Grievre> I'm asking how to do this in libreoffice which is one of the default apps in the ubuntu launcher
[14:22] <Grievre> like when I installed ubuntu there was that and maybe a web browser there
[14:23] <Uuser> Hi! can i use ms office powerpoint 2007 under wine?
[14:23] <endzYme> is this the best channel for questions on server LTS questions?
[14:23] <iceroot> Uuser: with crossfire
[14:23] <iceroot> !appdb | Uuser
[14:23] <mang0> Grievre: Yes, but your question isn't really Ubuntu related ;) you could have the same problem on windows or mac :P
[14:24] <iceroot> endzYme: yes
[14:24] <endzYme> iceroot: thanks
[14:24] <mang0> Uuser: Why would you want to?
[14:24] <RaTTuS> Guest8041 you really dont want to connect to irc as root
[14:24] <Uuser> A presentation in ppt2007
[14:25] <iceroot> Uuser: libreoffice cant handle it?
[14:25] <mang0> Uuser: You can use LibreOffice Impress to create presentations, but check appdb if you want to use ppt.
[14:26] <DJones> Grievre: Can't help with the question, but you might get more expert help on for libreoffice in #documentfoundation, thats the official user support channel for libreoffice, it sounds like question might need a bit more expert help than you're likely to get here
[14:26] <Rushing> i'm running an ubuntu server in a virtualbox VM and would like to access the VM's drive from the windows 7 host
[14:26] <Uuser> I need ms ppt to make my homework , libre office is good
[14:26] <Rushing> i can't use shared folders because it has to live on the unix filesys, to support symlinks
[14:26] <iceroot> Rushing: #vbox ##windows
[14:27] <iceroot> Rushing: if you mean to "mount" the virtualdisk inside windows
[14:27] <Rushing> i think this is more just basic file sharing/network access
[14:27] <Uuser> Can play on linux do that?
[14:28] <Uuser> Playonlinux
[14:28] <iceroot> Uuser: crossfire can do it, also see appdb
[14:29] <kohvihoor> Rushing, you could always just connect to your guest via ssh with winscp or filezilla, for instance
[14:29] <Uuser> I tryed wine bv the office crash eyery minute
[14:29] <Uuser> i will try crossfire
[14:30] <us> any more help with a screen flicker on 11.04? very hard to use Ubuntu but would rather use it than windoze. Nvidia prop drivers are installed, 1368x768 resolution.
[14:30] <Uuser> Have anyone used ms ppt2007 in linux?
[14:31] <Uuser> Is crossfire free?
[14:32] <Uuser> Please help
[14:33] <RaTTuS> !patience
[14:34] <jost> hi
[14:35] <jost> i'm trying to run etherwake as non-root. Is there any possibility to do that without forcing the user to type his password?
[14:36] <Rushing> basically i just need to know how to share a ~/xyz folder and then access it over the network
[14:38] <deployment> trying to share a folder ubuntu 10.4.2 LTS, Fix broken Packages... ? any help as i have done the basic fix button in packagae manager..
[14:39] <llutz> jost: add an entry with nopasswd ether-wake for  your user to /etc/sudoers (man sudoers   for exact syntax)
[14:39] <us> and I apologize, i'm using 11.10
[14:40] <MonkeyDust> deployment  try sudo apt-get install -f
[14:40] <llutz> jost: but why does etherwake need root at all? wakeonlan doesn't
[14:40] <jost> llutz: don't know, but seems to be compiled into the etherwake executable...
[14:41] <llutz> !info wakeonlan
[14:41] <llutz> jost try that ^^ works here as user
[14:41] <jost> here too :-)
[14:41] <jost> thanks for the hint
[14:41] <llutz> yw
[14:42] <deployment> Monkeydust: will try now.
[14:42] <Pessimist> Is here anyone with hd5xxx card on latest *buntu?
[14:42] <Pessimist> Please pm
[14:43] <kohvihoor> Pessimist, I'm using HD5450, whats the problem? :)
[14:43] <deployment> Monkeydust: now says cn't lock
[14:44] <deployment> Monkeydust: file in use, but nothing else open.
[14:44] <susundberg> at least  ATI HD 6800 does work for me also (in 2D desktop usage), though OpenCL driver is not working properly
[14:45] <Xenicide> If ubuntu is on sda2, can i delete sda1?
[14:46] <iceroot> Xenicide: are you sure there is nothing on sda1 from ubuntu?
[14:46] <iceroot> Xenicide: e.g. /boot
[14:46] <iceroot> Xenicide: but yes, if there is nothing from ubuntu on that, you can delete that
[14:47] <MonkeyDust> deployment  try rm /var/lock/*
[14:47] <Pessimist> Is flash hardware acceleration on by default on linux?
[14:47] <iceroot> Pessimist: no
[14:48] <iceroot> Pessimist: you cant enable it on linux (even if the gui is telling that you can do it)
[14:48] <Xenicide> iceroot: well there is a boot flag in gparted but other than that its only ntfs
[14:48] <iceroot> Xenicide: i guess its the windows-boot-partition
[14:50] <deployment> Monkeydust: Same error
[14:50] <Xenicide> iceroot, yes and from what i understand linux doesnt need a boot
[14:50] <kohvihoor> deployment, close the programs that could be using apt (like synaptic or ubuntu app center)
[14:50] <iceroot> Xenicide: of course it needs it
[14:51] <iceroot> Xenicide: but in this case grub will be booted, not linux directly
[14:51] <deployment> Sorry, same broken error
[14:51] <deployment> the lock was leased
[14:51] <spow> Hum I think I broke something, I don't have a terminal anymore, but "xterm" instead... qnd the software manager is also gone
[14:51] <Pessimist> iceroot: Are there any alternatives to flash? Amd 4800 cpu + hd5670 = around 40-50% cpu with 1 video on flash
[14:53] <Pessimist> Do nvidia gpus have good vendor or/and opensource community support?
[14:53] <Pessimist> I mean, the drivers aren't a mess - can you have video acceleration on vlc or/and flash, compiz works flawlessly?
[14:55] <Dj_FlyBy[ms]> so I activated the hardware driver for my ATI Radeon HD3450 but when I get to the Ubuntu screen with the loading dots it just stays there and doesn't load into Ubuntu "10.04 LTS". Any suggestions or docs to read please?
[14:55] <Aelingil> Does anyone know if there is an IRC for Squid Server help?
[14:55] <spow> Pessimist: I ran in an awful lot of trouble trying to configure compiz for 2 screens. Atm I don't have the terminal anymore, though I finally booted :)
[14:55] <Pici> Aelingil: Oddly enough, its #squid
[14:56] <Aelingil> ... My coffee must not be working, i dont know why i didnt think about that first...
[14:57] <Tech-1> D`oh!
[14:57] <Pessimist> Is GT210 good gpu for ubuntu?
[14:57] <Xenicide> iceroot, so i add the boot flag to sda2 instead then. Will sda2 then become sda1?
[14:57] <Pessimist> or are there any lists on this matter?
[14:58] <MonkeyDust> deployment  try dpkg --configure -a
[15:02] <spow> what's the name for the default terminal ? I installed terminal.app but it's not exactly what I need
[15:02] <jpds> spow: gnome-terminal ?
[15:02] <MonkeyDust> spow  try gnome-terminal
[15:02] <prings> so i'm trying to reinstall Unbutu and put the cd in, restart the computer boot from cd and nothing happens it loads up normaly any ideas
[15:03] <MonkeyDust> prings  'it loads up normally'?
[15:04] <prings> yea goes to the unbuntu start up window then pulls up the desktop
[15:04] <spow> jpds: MonkeyDust: that was the one, thanks
[15:04] <DJones> prings: You may need to change your boot order in your bios so that it boots from cd before the hdd, or there may be a key to press at boot up to select the boot device
[15:04] <Gorilla_No_Baka> anyway... back to our sheep... does anybody knows why is that for some reason the vlc keeps on arranging the files in the wrong order
[15:04] <Gorilla_No_Baka> here.. have a look see http://i41.tinypic.com/ieq92e.png
[15:05] <prings> i tryed that, picked the cd/dvd drive for start up on the list
[15:06] <prings> i've never had this kind of problem before so im really not sure what to do, i also put the cd in another compter to make sure it wasn't the cd
[15:06] <prings> and it worked on the other computer so cd isn't the problem
[15:07] <edbian> prings: change the boot device order in the bios
[15:07] <prings> the cd drive is first on the list
[15:07] <edbian> prings: unplug the hdd temporarily to try to force the cd drive to boot (are you sure it's a good image on the cd?)
[15:08] <prings> yes i tryed it on my other computer and it loaded correct
[15:08] <MonkeyDust> prings  with 'it loads up normally', you mean ubuntu loads without addressing the cd?
[15:08] <prings> yes, but the cd is first on the load list and i even have manually told it to start from cd
[15:09] <Aelingil> prings,  Have you tried a different CD, see if it is the player that is the problem?
[15:10] <prings> hmmm
[15:11] <Pessimist> prings: try a different cd/cd-rom
[15:12] <prings> ok tryed another cd in the drive works fine
[15:12] <prings> so the drive cant be the problem
[15:12] <diatomaceous> hello everyone!  I've looked and looked but can't find a way to change the background color of the unity launcher.. I don't want the purple tint anymore.  Does ANYONE know how to do this??
[15:13] <Pessimist> diatomaceous: Could you give a screenshot?
[15:13] <diatomaceous> Pessimist: uhh.. any screenshot of the default ubuntu 11.10 desktop would suffie
[15:13] <Flynsarmy> Hey guys I have the following config: http://pastebin.com/MczG1pE0 why is http://localhost/ now showing the gcfeeder folder rather than /var/www ? #httpd refuse to help because there is no httpd on ubuntu
[15:14] <Pessimist> diatomaceous: I don't see any 'purple tint' on unity sidebar..
[15:15] <diatomaceous> choose a black background and I promise you will
[15:19] <diatomaceous> Pessimist: http://imgur.com/oGDaN
[15:20] <Aelingil> diatomaceous, what version of Ubuntu are you on? 11.10?
[15:20] <user82> i installed OSS4 and now my sound is broken(ie it does not show a single hardware device in the sound configuration menu). where do i get started on fixing this?
[15:21] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: yes
[15:21] <Aelingil> diatomaceous, and your wanting the purplish-brown color changed?
[15:22] <lahwran> I'm getting '''E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/ppa.launchpad.net_meebey_ppa_ubuntu_dists_maverick_main_source_Sources - open (2: No such file or directory)''' when I attempt to do apt-get source squid3 - any ideas as to why this might be?
[15:22] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: correct
[15:22] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: I'd prefer it to just be 100% transparent, to be honest.. and if that's not possible, then just a very dark gray or black would suffice.
[15:22] <jrib> lahwran: try "sudo apt-get update"
[15:22] <lahwran> jrib: did that
[15:22] <jrib> lahwran: pastebin the full output including your command
[15:23] <lahwran> alright
[15:23] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: This screenshot was taken with the launcher at 0% opacity, set by CCSM
[15:23] <Aelingil> diatomaceous, let me load up 11.10 and see if i can find it.
[15:23] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: Thank you so much.. by the way, if you find it, looks like this askubuntu question should be marked as 'answered' instead of closed:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/81763/how-can-i-change-the-background-color-of-the-unity-launcher
[15:24] <Aelingil> diatomaceous, going to look, i've not played with 11.10 much,
[15:24] <Pessimist> diatomaceous: That's because... the answer is "you can't". Maybe in 12.04, but not yet. If it becomes possible, then it will be a "proper" duplicate. – jrg 19 mins ago
[15:24] <diatomaceous> Yeah I just replied to that too
[15:24] <diatomaceous> haha
[15:25] <diatomaceous> there is definitely nothing that's impossible in linux though
[15:25] <lahwran> jrib: https://gist.github.com/6b88ad0be0968840719b
[15:25] <Pessimist> that's why it's in quotes
[15:27] <diatomaceous> heh, I suppose :)
[15:27] <vijai> hey guys is there any additional theme available for lucid lynx
[15:27] <jrib> lahwran: have you verified the ppa still exists for maverick?
[15:28] <lahwran> er, no
[15:28] <webnet> vijai, gnome right?
[15:28] <webnet> not kde?
[15:28] <lahwran> I'd like to just disable the ppa, but I'm not sure which ppa it actually is
[15:28] <vijai> yup
[15:29] <jrib> lahwran: meebey
[15:29]  * conntrack nods off
[15:29] <lahwran> jrib: that's the user who owns it
[15:29] <lahwran> ..oh.
[15:29] <vijai> wats the ppa webnet??
[15:29] <webnet> for what?
[15:30] <vijai> gnome themes
[15:30] <us> any help with a severe screen flicker on 11.10? seems to be worse when using the mouse
[15:30] <Arizona_Bay> what ubuntu versions do you guys use
[15:30] <Arizona_Bay> and which one do u think its the best?
[15:30] <lahwran> us: is your power supply sufficient?
[15:30] <pankaj> ?
[15:30] <us> !lahwran ye
[15:30] <vijai> i tried bisigi and its not working
[15:31] <us> lahwran yes
[15:31] <pankaj> ?
[15:31] <webnet> oh not entirely sure. id say look here tho vijai http://art.gnome.org/
[15:32] <webnet> Arizona_Bay, i use 10.10 and have no plans of upgrading.
[15:32] <Pici> !best | Arizona_Bay
[15:33] <us> lahwran: yes, sorry for repitition, just wanted to make sure you recieved my answer
[15:33] <Arizona_Bay> webnet  I have 10.04 and 11.10 . I really like 10.04 but no so much 11.10
[15:34] <Arizona_Bay> webnet is 10.10 more user friendly then 10.04?
[15:34] <us> I have also browsed the forums and still have no resolution
[15:34] <Arizona_Bay> ubottu i know what you mean but like from users view point, people who dont program for a living id  like to know their opinion
[15:34] <Arizona_Bay> ill try to ask the bot
[15:34] <Arizona_Bay> oh shit
[15:34] <Arizona_Bay> lol
[15:35] <Pessimist> !swearing | arand
[15:35] <edbian> Arizona_Bay: 10.10 is about the same usability as 10.04 in my opinion
[15:35] <Arizona_Bay> well he  seems more lifelike than me
[15:35] <Pessimist> !swear
[15:35] <Neutrosider> Hello. is it possible to make grub execute a bash file?
[15:35] <jost> i've got the following C-Program: http://pastebin.com/fNTzJUqT . It prints out the current idle time of the system in ms and works fine when called from the command line or  from a script from the command line. However if that same script is executed as upstart job, a segfault occurs. Any hints?
[15:36] <jrib> jost: is it running before X starts?
[15:36] <jost> maybe - which runlevel does x start in?
[15:36] <Arizona_Bay> why did they remove the desktop button in ubuntu 11.10 lol ill try to learn a shortcut for that
[15:36] <jrib> jost: shouldn't really think in terms of runlevels anymore with upstarct
[15:36] <webnet> Arizona_Bay, yeah i cant stand 11.10 or 11.04 not because they are bad but because they have terrible interfaces...
[15:37] <MonkeyDust> not again...
[15:37] <webnet> you either get bloatware unity or buggy A** gnome 3 haha
[15:37] <inggik> hello everybody :)
[15:37] <webnet> hi inggik
[15:37] <Arizona_Bay> webnet ... ur right... like the side bar isnt very practical how it dissapears.. i cant bring it whenever i want . sometimes i have to hover over the orange button a good couple of seconds to get it back
[15:37] <Neutrosider> webnet, who uses unity on 11.04? everyne i know uses gnome2 on 11.04
[15:37] <Neosano> hmmm, they say that it is possible to write on cds with this marker http://www.cultpens.com/acatalog/Faber-Castell-Multimark-1525-Permanent-Marker-Medium.html can I believe them? I heard that permanent markers can harm cds
[15:38] <Pici> !ot | Neosano
[15:38] <webnet> Neutrosider, the people who dont know any better
[15:38] <inggik> can i get RDp setup on 11.10
[15:38] <inggik> sorry for noob question
[15:38] <webnet> :D
[15:38] <MonkeyDust> inggik  please say 'beginner', not 'noob'
[15:39] <Neutrosider> does anyone know how to make grub entrys to execute bash scripts?
[15:39] <inggik> thanks for the correction MonkeyDust
[15:39] <jrib> Neutrosider: what do you want to accomplish?
[15:40] <Neutrosider> jrib, i have an 11.04 boot script and i want to have 2 entries. one booting with nvidia driver, the other one with nouveau. so i thought i make a bash srkip that copys a yorg.conf file i made before
[15:41] <Neutrosider> *11.04 boot stick
[15:41] <webnet> Neutrosider & Arizona_Bay here is what i am thinking of doing. taking the 11.04 1nd 11.10 and leaving them the same, just stripping all interface from it and loading on Gnome2. have it be like kubuntu or xubuntu be like gubuntu or something. lol.
[15:41] <Neutrosider> *xorg.conf
[15:41] <inggik> I have virtual box and DSL installed in there, so I wanna remote my main desktop (ubuntu), how do i get that :D
[15:41] <jrib> Neutrosider: if you look at the gdm and lightdm init scripts, they check the kernel line for the word "text".  You could do something like that
[15:42] <Neutrosider> webnet, 11.04 has gonme2 preinstalled. no need to change anything
[15:42] <Neutrosider> jrib, i have no clue about the gdm boot script, where can i find it? and how would it recognize what driver i want to use?
[15:42] <Arizona_Bay> webnet wooow i didnt even know u could do that
[15:43] <webnet> Neutrosider, sweet. i thaough both had gnome 3. cool. well im just thinking of doing it for future releases. perhaps fork gnome 2 and continue to dev it and lay it onto future ubuntu versions. I personally dont like gnome 3 either. they about screwed up everything i liked about 2
[15:44] <Arizona_Bay> why is Linux Mint the best for laptops?
[15:44] <jrib> Neutrosider: I don't have time to walk you through it at the moment, sorry.  If you read and understand how the lightdm init script (lightdm is default so just read that) stops itself from starting by checking if "text" was passed on the kernel line in grub, you should see how you can accomplish what you asked
[15:44] <Arizona_Bay> Ive got 10.04 on my laptop and im loving it
[15:44] <endzYme> anyone have any production experience with automating virtual environments?
[15:45] <jrib> Neutrosider: I assume you can just pass your own words, like "usenvidia" or whatever
[15:45] <webnet> Arizona_Bay, mint isnt necessarily... it all depends on what you are looking for in a distro that decides which is pest for a putpose.
[15:45] <Neutrosider> jrib, im using 11.04 at the boot stick im talking about, so its gdm, not lightdm, but thanks ^^
[15:45] <webnet> *puropse
[15:45] <Arizona_Bay> webnet :P regular usage and no bugs or glitches. this is what i look for
[15:45] <Arizona_Bay> but i read somewhere that mint is the best and i was wondering why
[15:46] <Pici> Arizona_Bay: Ask them. We do not support Mint in this channel.
[15:46] <Arizona_Bay> Pici ohhhhhhh trueee this is ubuntu not linux o.o
[15:46] <webnet> then i would always recommend that you stay at least 1 version behind the release. they are on 11.10 so use 11.04 then when 12.04 comes out move up to 11.10 so that by then most of the bugs are worked out :)
[15:46] <webnet> Arizona_Bay, ^^
[15:47] <Arizona_Bay> people use your names interchangeably that at the end in ur head Ubuntu = Linux
[15:47] <Arizona_Bay> and vis versa :P
[15:47] <Arizona_Bay> all linux distros aare ubuntu distros
[15:47] <endzYme> ^ ?
[15:47] <Arizona_Bay> its a noob joke
[15:47] <MonkeyDust> Arizona_Bay  your not in the right channel for that kind of chat
[15:48] <endzYme> xD
[15:48] <MonkeyDust> you're*
[15:48] <Arizona_Bay> im sorry ; _ ;
[15:48] <us> webnet: how do i go back then? I am having some issues but like the desktop.
[15:48] <gingerling> Hey, trying to get an audio recording application,
[15:48] <gingerling> downloaded a few
[15:48] <gingerling> but don't show in my menus
[15:48] <gingerling> cant figure out how to launch them
[15:48] <MonkeyDust> gingerling  try alacarte
[15:49] <gingerling> is that a programe?
[15:49] <Pici> gingerling: Are you sure that they are gui applications?
[15:49] <gingerling> dunno
[15:49] <gingerling> audacity
[15:49] <jost> jrib: The early starting is not the problem. The job now starts on desktop-session-start, but even when the machine is up and running and i start the job manually, it gives that segfault
[15:49] <Pici> gingerling: Should be there...
[15:49] <webnet> us back to, and from?
[15:49] <gingerling> isn't
[15:49] <gingerling> :(
[15:49] <gingerling> keeps happening with apps
[15:49] <webnet> gimme a sec ima restart xchat, its glitchin out on me
[15:49] <MonkeyDust> gingerling  type alt-f2 audacity
[15:49] <gingerling> keep on downloading till i find one that comes up.
[15:49] <jrib> jost: maybe because it runs as root?
[15:50] <gingerling> ok
[15:50] <gingerling> it ran
[15:50] <gingerling> any idea why its not in menu
[15:50] <us> sorry, 11.04 from 11.10
[15:50] <MonkeyDust> gingerling  type alt-f2 alacarte
[15:50] <webnet> ok im bak
[15:50] <gingerling> repos usedf to do a thing where it told you where it was, eg, app, graphics etc
[15:50] <us> webnet: sorry 11.04 to 11.10
[15:51] <jost> jrib: That does not seem to be a problem either
[15:51] <jrib> jost: how are you verifying that?
[15:51] <jost> running it with sudo gives no problems
[15:51] <jrib> jost: do « sudo -i » then try
[15:51] <gingerling> hum
[15:51] <gingerling> yes
[15:51] <Dj_FlyBy[ms]> so I activated the hardware driver for my ATI Radeon HD3450 but when I get to the Ubuntu screen with the loading dots it just stays there and doesn't load into Ubuntu "10.04 LTS". Any suggestions or docs to read please?
[15:51] <webnet> us you want to go from 11.10 to 11.04?
[15:51] <sudipta> i have installed apache2 and mysql in my machine,i dont want them to start on every boot,how to do that?
[15:51] <gingerling> there is a whole sound menu there
[15:52] <gingerling> thats not on my menu
[15:52] <htmlinprogress> p3  256 mb laptop need it for only web browsing , what os do i need
[15:52] <tp43> what would you say is faster Ubuntu 10 or 11?
[15:52] <jost> jrib: no change - works as expected
[15:52] <splanquart> q/part
[15:52] <sudipta> i have installed apache2 and mysql in my machine,i dont want them to start on every boot,how to do that?
[15:52] <us> webnet: not really but my screen flickers alot and its annoying. Nvidia prop drivers are installed but still have issue. Seems worse when using my mouse?
[15:52] <Pici> tp43: They're both fast.
[15:53] <tp43> I'm thinking 10 is faster than 11
[15:53] <jrib> jost: don't know then
[15:53] <MonkeyDust> tp43  depends on the window manager,  i guess
[15:53] <jost> jrib: anyway, thanks for the help
[15:53] <tp43> is it easy to install Gnome 3?
[15:53] <jrib> !gnome3 | tp43
[15:53] <llutz> sudipta: disable their start-scripts in /etc/init(.d)
[15:54] <tp43> jrib, oh, I thought Unity was using gtk2
[15:54] <htmlinprogress> p3  256 mb laptop need it for only web browsing , what os do i need?
[15:54] <llutz> sudipta: you might use tools like sysv-rc-conf to do that
[15:54] <salty> ubuntu
[15:55] <jrib> sudipta: read the scripts to see if there is some configuration file they check.  If not, then disable the script (see http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/ for upstart scripts and use sysv-rc-conf if the service is not an upstart script)
[15:55] <htmlinprogress> salty,  well?
[15:55] <tp43> The widows keep goinng full-screen on me when i move em around, can I turn it off?
[15:55] <salty> i use minimal install off of 10.4
[15:56] <MonkeyDust> htmlinprogress  puppy is light and fast
[15:56] <salty> i use openbox as my window manager
[15:57] <htmlinprogress> MonkeyDust,  is it a good one for first time user just for web?
[15:57] <tp43> salty, can you play mkv?  I can play some but I download a 3gig one, and its choppy
[15:58] <salty> yes, tp43  i use vlc
[15:58] <MonkeyDust> htmlinprogress  if that user does not have to maintain it: yes
[15:58] <tp43> I was impressed with banshee for a minute, but then I couldn't find Aspect Ratio, so I dropped it, i guess people use two players, one for music and one for videos, but I just use one for both
[15:59] <Danielpk> How i can create a NAT when user request test.local to be redirect to test.com?
[15:59] <MonkeyDust> htmlinprogress  by maintain, i mean configure
[15:59] <htmlinprogress> MonkeyDust,  setup?
[15:59] <MonkeyDust> idd
[15:59] <endzYme> Danielpk: I don't think that's a NAT exactly
[15:59] <htmlinprogress> ? huh
[15:59] <MonkeyDust> htmlinprogress  are you that user?
[15:59] <salty> tp43, that's what i do ... vlc for video and some music but audacious and exaile for music
[16:00] <Danielpk> endzYme:  humm and what is it?
[16:00] <endzYme> Danielpk: are you looking to setup a record that redirects based on DNS? Or by IP?
[16:00] <Th3_0n3> What is the best linux distro?
[16:00] <Danielpk> endzYme: IP.
[16:00] <Pici> Th3_0n3: If you're expecting an answer other than Ubuntu, you're in the wrong place.
[16:00] <endzYme> ah, ok, your questions threw me off due to the fqdn included.
[16:01] <webnet> !best | Th3_0n3
[16:01] <htmlinprogress> MonkeyDust,  no. my neighbor is
[16:01] <coreyo> I am attempting to get my ati drivers working with my radeon HD 3670 in 11.10.  I have followed many of the directions on the forums and official howto posts.  Can anyone help me diagnose my problem?
[16:01] <endzYme> are you using this translation permanently?
[16:01] <tp43> ok so I installed gnome-shell, so now I just log out and back in I guess?
[16:01] <salty> Th3_0n3, i prefer ubuntu for the ease of install with their kernel
[16:01] <Danielpk> endzYme: what u mean? xD
[16:01] <MonkeyDust> htmlinprogress  then you can setup puppy for him, so s/he just has to click an icon
[16:02] <endzYme> do you want your system to do this every time its rebooted
[16:02] <Danielpk> endzYme: yep.
[16:02] <endzYme> make sure you have iptables-persistent installed
[16:03] <endzYme> and you'll need to add a rule to your tables
[16:03] <vvompy> hi, i get pulseaudio freezes with empathy after 10 seconds of VoIP calls and also during skype sessions it seems unstable. Any ideas how to proceed? I could reproduce the bug I guess
[16:03] <Danielpk> endzYme: but how i do that?
[16:04] <endzYme> what's the purpose of your question exactly? What's the end goal?
[16:04] <Linuxnut> Check you log files
[16:04] <joshteam> hey guys, I am on Ubuntu 11.10 - and my NFS configuration stopped working with the update; but I kept the old config file.. any ideas?
[16:05] <MonkeyDust> joshteam  try restarting the nfs-kernel
[16:05] <Danielpk> endzYme:  i have my computer and the server that is running ubuntu. When i access test.local it will send to server that will "redirect" to test.com and return packages.
[16:05] <Linuxnut> service networking restart
[16:06] <coreyo> I am attempting to install the latest proprietary fglrx drivers, but the X server keeps segfaulting on initialization.  Can someone help me to track down the problem?
[16:06] <Danielpk> endzYme:  because "my computer" cant access this address.
[16:06] <endzYme> can't access test.com or test.local?
[16:06] <Danielpk> test.com
[16:06] <tp43> gnome 3 is awesome
[16:07] <tp43> How do you access Programs in gnome 3?
[16:07] <endzYme> so you want test.com to resolve to test.local's IP address for just your computer?
[16:07] <Danielpk> endzYme: yep.
[16:07] <tp43> oh, i found it, friggin awesome
[16:07] <Danielpk> endzYme: but.. this server isnt my default gateway...
[16:07] <Exxon> coreyo, there is no latest fglrx (ati drivers) sorry to tell that support has been stoped long back..i guess you should know
[16:08] <coreyo> Exxon, they released 11.11 last month, which were more recent than the ones that I had working.  What is the alternative?
[16:09] <endzYme> ahhh gotcha, you'll be better off looking at adding a manual host entry into your hostsfile
[16:09] <Exxon> coreyo, great! can you provide a link...pls
[16:09] <Danielpk> endzYme: yep.. but i dont know how to configure it at server.
[16:09] <endzYme> you don't need to
[16:09] <coreyo> http://www2.ati.com/drivers/linux/ati-driver-installer-11-11-x86.x86_64.run
[16:09] <endzYme> unless you're accessing apache
[16:09] <endzYme> depending on what you're doing
[16:10] <coreyo> Exxon, the navigation was broken last month, but the latest ubuntu docs always provide a direct link
[16:10] <endzYme> Danielpk: in example; adding a manual host entry will say test.com actually resolves to 10.x.x.x instead of using dns to find it. If the server accepts connections ont he ipi it should owrk fine
[16:10] <Danielpk> endzYme:  the test.com run on apache.
[16:10] <coreyo> Exxon, however, I can't seem to get any of my drivers to work at all atm
[16:11] <Danielpk> endzYme:  i cant change routes of "MyComputer"..
[16:11] <endzYme> that's fine
[16:11] <endzYme> Are you on Windows?
[16:11] <Danielpk> OSx.
[16:11] <endzYme> It's not a routes issue
[16:11] <endzYme> you have an instant messanger?
[16:11] <Exxon> coreyo, bogus drivers..
[16:11] <Danielpk> endzYme: iChat? Gtalk.
[16:12] <coreyo> Exxon, I had 11.9 working until I tried upgrading today.  Now I can't seem to get anything to work, including 11.9
[16:12] <devaf> hello , where can i find package for libsrtp - ubuntu lucid 10.04 64 bit server
[16:13] <devaf> i am not able to install fom source
[16:13] <Exxon> coreyo, lspci | VGA
[16:13] <endzYme> Danielpk: send you a pm with my contact
[16:13] <Danielpk> done.
[16:14] <dominik> Hi, can someone help me with multimedia keys that stopped working?
[16:14] <coreyo> Exxon, I think you missed a "grep", and I already know my adapter type
[16:14] <markooff> hmm somebody has a problem with instalation OTRS ?
[16:14] <Exxon> coreyo, sorry use grep and paste the output
[16:15] <coreyo> Exxon, It's a Mobility HD 3670
[16:15] <david666> Soir,
[16:15] <ManDay> I need your help: What is the command line command to do what the update manager does - that is, update everything?
[16:16] <ManDay> Soir to you
[16:16] <david666> j'essaye de faire boot en pxe sur un machine virtuel, mais je bloque!
[16:16] <david666> Chez moi, cela marche pas à la boite!
[16:16] <ManDay> !french | david666
[16:16] <joshteam> Inside of /etc/exports if you have /some/folder -- within the ( .. ) what's the greatest amount of permissions I can set?
[16:16] <RaTTuS> ManDay sudo apt-get update ;; sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:16] <coreyo> Exxon, the problem might have to do with "sudo update-alternatives --remove-all x86_64-linux-gnu_gl_conf"   there was a conflicting issue before I ran this, now when I run it it says something about it dangling and choosing best match
[16:16] <nytek_> ManDay: sudo apt-get update
[16:16] <david666> Sorry, i make an mistake of canal!
[16:17] <nytek_> ManDay: then
[16:17] <ManDay> RaTTuS: upgrade goes between distributions, right?
[16:17] <nytek_> ManDay: sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:17] <ManDay> ok thanks guys, ill look that up
[16:17] <nytek_> ManDay: just update then upgrade.
[16:17] <ManDay> on a sidenote: if I try to update by aptitude a lot of strange things used to happen
[16:17] <ManDay> nytek_: I'd like to understand what those two do
[16:18] <ManDay> ah found it
[16:18] <nytek_> ManDay: cool
[16:18] <ManDay> well, i already updated with aptitude - i just couldnt figure out to how upGRade with it
[16:18] <Exxon> coreyo, if you already attempted ..then you will miss the fglrx ; try re-installing it from the package manager
[16:18] <varikonniemi> hello, i was wondering is it possible to pass a flag with a commnad? when i do "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" can i add somethiong to that so it answers automatically yes in the question should i upgrade?
[16:19] <varikonniemi> somebody answered that question but my scrollback is not long enough
[16:19] <Labyte> apt-get -y update
[16:19] <Labyte> and apt-get -y upgrade will do the thing
[16:19] <coreyo> Exxon, you mean to install the fglrx module in the master repo?
[16:19] <ManDay> It's a little sensitive here with storage because I'm in a chroot on a tmpfs - last time I tried, I think, the update manager did all kind of weird things with the kernel sources  - it seemed to pull in several different versions of kernel and headers one ONE update - is that normal?
[16:20] <ManDay> Can I safely use aptitude to do what  apt-get upgrade does? Because I'd like to selecitvly pick packages one by one
[16:20] <rlex> how do you install umbongo?
[16:21] <jpds> !install | rlex
[16:21] <varikonniemi> Labyte, thanks
[16:21] <Exxon> coreyo, you should try this      http://forlong.blogage.de/entries/pages/Compiz-Check
[16:21] <rlex> NO, i mean UMBONGO
[16:21] <joshteam> If I have the following in my /etc/exports: /var/www/sites *(rw,sync,no_subtree_check) where I want any IP w/ no security to be able to NFS to that folder w/ full permission
[16:21] <joshteam> What am I missing? :-p
[16:22] <coreyo> Exxon, hmm... that looks painless enough to try
[16:22] <Labyte> varikonniemi, No problem at all :)
[16:23] <rlex> How do you install umbongo?
[16:23] <stianhj> What's the trick to get videos with AC3/5.1 audio to downmix to stereo? Center channel is really low, and if I turn the volume up, left and right channels are too loud..
[16:23] <us> any help with screen flicker on 11.10? mouse related maybe?
[16:24] <sipior> rlex: if it's not in the repository, build it from source.
[16:24] <ManDay> Can I safely use aptitude to do what  apt-get upgrade does? Because I'd like to selecitvly pick packages one by one
[16:25] <RaTTuS> ManDay yes it's equvelent
[16:25] <joshteam> Do I need to add a line to /proc/mounts ?
[16:25] <webnet> ManDay, should work fine
[16:25] <ManDay> RaTTuS: I don't know *how*
[16:25] <Exxon> coreyo, by default fglrx module are pre loaded by installing the ati the link you provided has removed the module..its to re-instate the fglrx; ati is gone..history
[16:25] <joshteam> in order to get NFS working?
[16:25] <ManDay> webnet: What do I have to do in aptitude so that this happens?
[16:26] <ManDay> I tried "Marg upgradable packages" but nothing is selected
[16:26] <coreyo> Exxon, yes, but amd is still supporting it ... maybe not very well, but it couldn't have gotten much worse than it always was
[16:27] <webnet> ManDay, well apt-get invokes aptitude thats why its the same concept. beyond that im not entirely sure what you would need to go from there. i dontuually use the aptitude gui.
[16:27] <Exxon> coreyo, can you get the source ; i can help to compile it then
[16:27] <ManDay> webnet: Thanks, but I need to know
[16:27] <coreyo> Exxon, hmm.... no, I'm basically doing the --buildpkg option and having it compile everything for my local machine
[16:28] <coreyo> Exxon, having it install the default way definitely never worked
[16:28] <webnet> ManDay, let me open aptitude real quich and take a looksee
[16:28] <webnet> gimme a sec
[16:28] <ManDay> You got a minute ;p
[16:28] <Guest66788> Okey guys i messed up (linux newbie) i just did a 'usermod -G vboxusers <name>' and now when i do 'sudo' i get "<name> is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.". I'm scared, where did i go wrong?? If anyone have the time please lend me a hand :)
[16:28] <ManDay> Guest66788: what does the command   whoami    return?
[16:29] <Guest66788> tux
[16:29] <ManDay> and "tux" is the user that you added?
[16:29] <Guest66788> yes
[16:29] <llutz> Guest66788: usermod -aG   it shuold have been, you removed your user from admin-group.
[16:29] <ManDay> Then there is nothing wrong with that-
[16:29] <Guest66788> oeps?
[16:29] <webnet> are you taling about using the synaptic package manager right? ManDay?
[16:29] <coreyo> Exxon, the drivers provided in the main repo start X and everything, but many things are rendered as blurry artifacts instead of actual text and overlays.  The 11.9 catalyst drivers worked before when I did the --buildpkg option, but I don't seem to be able to get them working since I started messing with everything this morning
[16:29] <ManDay> webnet: No, aptitude, the curses gui
[16:30] <llutz> Guest66788: do you still have a root-shell open?
[16:30] <Guest66788> nope can i open one?
[16:30] <Exxon> coreyo, i would rather suggest go with the default drivers as ubuntu is the best at ; just forget the compiz rest will simply work fine unless you are a developer require 3d render stuff
[16:30] <llutz> Guest66788: if you have another sudo-user, yes.
[16:30] <Guest66788> otherwise?
[16:30] <webnet> ok ok so you have the aptitude gui open yes?
[16:30] <vijai> anybody in here who can teach me a lil bit of openFoAM
[16:30] <ManDay> single user mode :P
[16:30] <llutz> Guest66788: get a live-cd or try recovery-mode to fix your groups
[16:30] <joshteam> This is driving me crazy! :( - I have "/var/www/sites *(rw,no_root_squash,insecure)" in my /etc/exports and then when I nfs from my mac to this VM using the IP from $ifconfig it just rejects it.. no idea why (and yes I restarted NFS-Kernel-Server)
[16:31] <ManDay> webnet: still there?
[16:31] <coreyo> Exxon, I won't do that without a fight.  I must say that I am thoroughly disappointed with ubuntu's last 2 releases.  This last one especially is nearly unusable out of the box.
[16:31] <Guest66788> Is it possible to log in as root?
[16:31] <webnet> yep ManDay u have the gui open?
[16:31] <ManDay> webnet: The aptitude gui, yes webnet
[16:31] <coreyo> Exxon, they are trying to roll things out now long before they are stable and ready
[16:31] <KamZou`> Hi, is there any way to copy all permissions set to a unix user to a group ?
[16:32] <Exxon> coreyo, catalyst drivers also don't work don't keep a icon in the menu list and does nothing
[16:32] <ManDay> webnet: I found a setting "automatically upgrate installed packages" in the preferences
[16:32] <coreyo> Exxon, I can't change the video card in my laptop :(
[16:33] <ManDay> I guess that will do. Wouldn't hurt to know the specific command which does that, though
[16:33] <webnet> ManDay, what happens when you select it?
[16:33] <ManDay> webnet: Wait a second
[16:33] <axisys>  how do I get the vbox control ? when I click on vbox icon from dash it only displays the running vm
[16:33] <webnet> i cant get my aptitude gui working. odly. i was screwing with dependencies the other day and i think i deleted something
[16:33] <webnet> hahahaha
[16:34] <ManDay> webnet: nothing.
[16:34] <Neosano> !o
[16:34] <ManDay> I'm confused. May it be that my packages are up to date?!
[16:34] <Exxon> coreyo, there is no need to drift..at present there is no support.. i made my self clear before ..sorry (many do suffer of the stupid ati)
[16:34] <ManDay> No, impossible,
[16:35] <ManDay> Unless the persistent LiveUSB actually messes with the squashfs - but it does not, right?!
[16:35] <coreyo> Exxon, many people seem to have gotten it working, though I'm not sure with my specific chipset
[16:35] <webnet> ok. hmm.you are using the latest version of aptitude package manager right?
[16:35] <webnet> ManDay, ^^
[16:35] <ManDay> webnet: 0.4.11.11
[16:35] <ManDay> 10.04 lts
[16:36] <Exxon> coreyo, yes there is a way get the source and then compile but it will be like rocket science
[16:37] <webnet> ok  ManDay cool. hold on im going to try to fix mine real quick. give me a second
[16:37] <Amon-Ra> Hi everyone, i have a problem with the sound..can anyone help me please ?
[16:37] <coreyo> Exxon, ahh, it appears that installing the repo version, then going back to 11.9 is working again now
[16:37] <webnet> Amon-Ra, whats up?
[16:37] <ManDay> webnet: hold on
[16:37] <coreyo> though it had its flaws .... still don't know how much of it was ATI and how much of it was gnome3
[16:37] <ManDay> webnet: apt-get upgrade also doesn't do anything!
[16:37] <Amon-Ra> webnet: Hi friend, i am fine you?
[16:37] <webnet> ManDay, ok find something?
[16:37] <ManDay> It returns with: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded
[16:37] <ManDay> webnet: ^
[16:38] <webnet> Amon-Ra, good. what can we help you with?
[16:38] <ManDay> webnet: FYI I'm still in a chroot
[16:38] <Amon-Ra> webnet: 1) I had problems with sounds in apps, like skype. 2) I uninstalled pulseaudio and it fixed. I heard sounds from skype. 3) i turned off my computer and now no sound at all. It says that there are sound devices
[16:38] <Exxon> coreyo, still today i have seen laptop shipped with ati nonsense selling for cheap but i always recomment friends beware of it
[16:39] <webnet> ManDay, run apt-get update first
[16:39] <ManDay> webnet: I already did - 10 times ...
[16:39] <webnet> ManDay, ok...
[16:39] <ManDay> It returns with   Hit ... Ign ... Hit ... etc
[16:39] <webnet> ok. good ^^
[16:40] <webnet> Amon-Ra, ok so have you chacked that your audio settings are un muted?
[16:40] <Exxon> Amon-Ra, alsamixer
[16:40] <coreyo> Exxon, it's a shame because amd desktop hardware is now killing nvidia, but their software support just hasn't gotten any better
[16:40] <Amon-Ra> webnet: yes, i go to sound and i see that there is not device (when i removed pulseaudio it wasysaying default device) now nothing
[16:40] <jost> Ok, i've digged more into the problem. The program http://pastebin.com/NM3ebBA4 terminates with a segfault when run as an upstart job, but runs fine from a terminal.  That XOpenDisplay(":0.0") returns NULL. Why is that? The job is starting when the xserver is up and running.
[16:40] <coreyo> Exxon, since the days of standalone ATI, it has always been that way
[16:40] <Amon-Ra> Exxon: u mean to install alsamixer?
[16:41] <StepNjump> hi guys, I am looking to an alternative to just in time because I'm looking for an application that will provide encryption methods. Any suggestions?
[16:41] <StepNjump> sorry back in time is what I meant to say
[16:41] <doritoDan> Anyone know why Ubuntu has such a low resolution on the login screen?
[16:42] <Jahcros> doritoDan: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[16:42] <Exxon> coreyo, getting of-topic...please search the source indeed
[16:42] <emitlia> http://iekeira.notlong.com
[16:42] <ManDay> Does anyone have an idea why aptitude (run within a non-ubuntu-made-ubuntu-chroot) does return with   "0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not apgraded"   when being called with "upgrade" ?
[16:42] <Exxon> Amon-Ra, type it in the terminal and do the settings
[16:43] <martian> Why does wine put four separate 'wine core exe' entries in my right-click 'open with' menu? How can I remove them?
[16:43] <axisys> when I click on the icon on dash it only displays running session. how do I start a new session?
[16:43] <emitlia> http://iekeira.notlong.com
[16:43] <llutz> ManDay: nothing to upgrade, all up-to-date
[16:43] <terran4000> Does anyone know how to get the CTXFI module working properly under 11.10 (with a Creative Titanium HD)?
[16:43] <emitlia> http://iekeira.notlong.com
[16:43] <ManDay> llutz: Impossible. The Chroot is the extracted sqashfs of the 10.04 LTS LiveCD
[16:43] <Exxon> terran4000, does the module panic
[16:43] <doritoDan> Jahcros: I don't know.
[16:43] <doritoDan> 9 I think.
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> terran4000: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[16:44] <llutz> ManDay: in that case, you haven't updated package-cache before. check sources.list(s)
[16:44] <terran4000> In dmesg, it gives the usual: "ctxfi: Something wrong!!!
[16:44] <terran4000> "
[16:44] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: Any luck finding a way to change the background color of the unity launcher?
[16:44] <webnet> StepNjump, encrypting what? files text? music?
[16:44] <Aelingil> diatomaceous, i ran into errors loading the 11.10 on my computer. i'm trying to get it loaded back up to run through it again.
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> terran4000: creative cards can be a real pain, sometimes they need firmware files. Totally not worthe effort
[16:45] <terran4000> Exxon, I used to have this issue solved in 11.04 and under. Sadly the alsa-dev ppa does go up to 11.10 not the 3.x kernel.
[16:45] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: Thanks man, glad to hear it :)
[16:45] <ManDay> llutz: What should I check for? Looks normal
[16:45] <MonkeyDust> diatomaceous  offtopic: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Ubuntu-12-04-LTS-Features-Unity-Configuration-Tool-239928.shtml
[16:45] <terran4000> ActionParsnip, the issue is the alsa driver + kernel module :(
[16:45] <Amon-Ra> Exxon: I see the panel, and i see the two sound cards there. I choose the one i use but it doesn't work. At system settings -> sounds ->hardware there is no device..
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> terran4000: the link I gave may help
[16:45] <llutz> ManDay: what's "normal"? online-sources, cd-rom sources?
[16:45] <htmlinprogress> MonkeyDust,   thanks
[16:45] <doritoDan> Sorry Jahcros, I'm using 10.04 LTS.
[16:46] <diatomaceous> MonkeyDust: I have myunity installed - it doesnt' provide a way to change the color, unfortunately :(
[16:46] <ManDay> it lists, among otherss    deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lucid main restricted    llutz
[16:46] <terran4000> works fine with patched alsa drivers. I was trying to go through this but I have no clue how to work the patches nor git and when I tried all it told me was that the patching failed :-/ http://www.intervigil.net/sound-blaster-x-fi-titanium-hd-on-ubuntu-1110
[16:46] <llutz> ManDay: sudo aptitude update
[16:46] <Aelingil> bbiab
[16:46] <ManDay> llutz: already did.
[16:46] <Jahcros> doritoDan: Ok hmm the login screen shouldn't look that bad, I would recommend making sure you have the most up to date graphics drivers and give that shot
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> !patch | terran4000
[16:46] <StepNjump> sorry webnet, encrypt all my files because this goes on an external hard drive that I store off site
[16:46] <ManDay> llutz: returns with   Hit ... Ign... Hit ... and so forth
[16:46] <llutz> ManDay: then you did something wrong
[16:47] <ManDay> llutz: With what?
[16:47] <webnet> StepNjump, so encrypt your backups?
[16:47] <StepNjump> yes webnet
[16:47] <llutz> ManDay: idk what. you say you are on a fresh 10.04, updated package-cache and there are no updates? there has to be something wrong
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> terran4000: could make life easier and get a different (non-creative) card
[16:48] <StepNjump> I know there are others but none that have so many options as bit webnet
[16:48] <doritoDan> Jahcros: I'm pretty sure I updated to the latest drivers the last time I used it.
[16:48] <webnet> Ok StepNjump, first of all when back in time backs up, does it back up to a single file?
[16:48] <terran4000> ActionParsnip, I don't have a spare $100 for another card ;)
[16:48] <doritoDan> But I'll try it again now. :)
[16:48] <doritoDan> Thanks.
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> terran4000: what do you use in the way of sound?
[16:48] <ManDay> llutz: So much is obvious.
[16:48] <StepNjump> webnet, no it uses rsync so it creates the same structure
[16:49] <ManDay> llutz: I don't think that I upgraded in the LiveUSB persistent mode did affect the squashfs, could it possibly have?
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> !away > pingsut_zzZZ
[16:49] <Jahcros> doritoDan: do you get any errors during boot?
[16:49] <Exxon> Amon-Ra, lspci -v please paste out put to www.pastebin.org and give us a link
[16:50] <doritoDan> Jahcros: Not that I can see. :/
[16:50] <ActionParsnip> Exxon: could use:  lspci -v | pastebinit
[16:50] <llutz> ManDay: ls -l /var/cache/apt/pkgcache.bin
[16:50] <terran4000> ActionParsnip, digital out, external EQ and some other fun jazz to get sound in the places I want it
[16:50] <Exxon> ActionParsnip, :)
[16:50] <ActionParsnip> terran4000: my onboard sound doues digital out, its nothing fancy now..
[16:50] <terran4000> ActionParsnip, mine doesn't :)
[16:50] <ManDay> 2011-12-13
[16:51] <ManDay> llutz: ^
[16:51] <ManDay> or what did you want to know?
[16:51] <ManDay> 5250400 is the size
[16:51] <llutz> date / time ManDay
[16:51] <terran4000> ActionParsnip, hence my want/need for an external card and not wanting to spend more monies
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> terran4000: http://www.ciao.co.uk/Sweex_7_1_PCI_Sound_Card_with_Digital_Out__6876814    15 quid
[16:51] <Grievre>  /j #alsa
[16:51] <Grievre> er
[16:52] <Amon-Ra> Exxon: http://pastebin.com/3WFTZbAj
[16:52] <ManDay> llutz: jeez
[16:52] <go8765> hello. can I  found anywhere dooble fresh debs?
[16:52] <ManDay> can that possibly be?!
[16:52] <terran4000> ActionParsnip, sexy. Though again, I dont' want to spend the money on something I know that works but just needs some fine-tuning
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> terran4000: creative refuse to support Linux too which is even more reason to avoid them, you can spend lots of time making these things work
[16:52] <webnet> StepNjump, ohhhh. ok that is a bit of a pain. lol. i back up to a large tarball and then i encrypt it using a java bean i compiled
[16:52] <Jahcros> doritoDan: well then unless you've modded the login gui in some way, or this is just how it's always appeared and your on older hardware your likely going to need someone else in the channles input cause i'm running out of ideas fast.
[16:53] <terran4000> ActionParsnip, Time I have, money to throw at something which works just needs patched Alsa ... that I don't have.
[16:53] <llutz> ManDay: what? 5MB? mine is 20M
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> terran4000: time to learn how to patch then
[16:53] <doritoDan> Jahcros: Well, it's been like this since I installed it. When I login however, it resumes to highres.
[16:53] <doritoDan> It's just lowres at the login screen.
[16:53] <doritoDan> :/
[16:53] <ManDay> llutz: what can I say...
[16:53] <ManDay> Yes, 5.1 Megs
[16:54] <llutz> ManDay: sry no idea whats wrong with your setup
[16:54] <ManDay> but no, that timestamp misled me. it was the wrong timezone
[16:54] <Jahcros> doritoDan: have you played with your video options in your bios?
[16:54] <ManDay> that squashfs was not updated by the persistent liveUSB
[16:54] <Jahcros> ls
[16:54] <Jahcros> whoops sorry all mt
[16:55] <doritoDan> Jahcros: Nope.
[16:55] <doritoDan> It's virtualized though.
[16:55] <doritoDan> In VMware.
[16:55] <coreyo> I somehow disabled lightdm at startup, what's the command to re-enable it?
[16:55] <doritoDan> If that gives you any dieas.
[16:55] <doritoDan> ideas*
[16:55] <Exxon> Amon-Ra, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=963027
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> coreyo: sudo apt-get --reinstall install lightdm    may do it
[16:56] <Amon-Ra> Exxon: I want to use the onboard card, i don't use the soundblaster (i don't remember why, but it is like that for years)
[16:57] <Jahcros> doritoDan: hmmmm not really, sorry i'm fresh out of good idea's at this point, it's got to be something with the VM not loading the graphics drivers before the login screen.
[16:57] <Exxon> Amon-Ra, that is what on board silly
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> doritoDan: have you tried in #vmware ?
[16:57] <mori> hi, mat i have little help about aircrack-ng in ubuntu?:)
[16:58] <luchomax> hi people
[16:58] <luchomax> i need some help with ubuntu one in ubuntu 11.10
[16:58] <doritoDan> ActionParsnip: Nope.
[16:58] <doritoDan> Jahcros: Alright. Thanks for trying pal.
[16:58] <ManDay> llutz: which is the current kernel for x64 systems of ubuntu?
[16:58] <cari_veri_dt> Hi there . Where to set the brightness in ubuntu 11.10 ? system -> seems to offer almost no options.
[16:58] <doritoDan> ActionParsnip: I'll give it a shot, but it feels like an Ubuntu issue. :/
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: which release?
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> doritoDan: its worth an ask
[16:59] <doritoDan> Yeah.
[16:59] <doritoDan> But
[16:59] <doritoDan> They're assholes.
[16:59] <ManDay> 10.04 lts
[16:59] <FloodBot1> doritoDan: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:59] <doritoDan> So I'd rather ask here first.
[16:59] <doritoDan> :)
[16:59] <ManDay> ActionParsnip: 10.04 lts
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> !info linux-image-generic lucid
[16:59] <pangolin> doritoDan: please mind your language
[16:59] <doritoDan> Sure.
[17:00] <ManDay> yes, mine is 2.6.32-33
[17:00] <ManDay> So it SHOULD upgrade, eh
[17:00] <ManDay> ActionParsnip: You got an idea perhaps?
[17:00] <ManDay> installed size is 32kb?
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: yes, sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: it's a metapackage so is very small
[17:01] <ManDay> ActionParsnip: dist-upgrade would move to 11.10, no?
[17:01] <ManDay> i need ot stay on 1
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: no
[17:01] <ManDay> lucid
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: you will stay on lucid
[17:01] <tp43> when I goto "about Gnome" it says version 2
[17:01] <ManDay> ActionParsnip: So you know why   apt-get upgrade  wont upgrade anything?
[17:01] <MegaDavor> Hi all. :)
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: sudo apt-get update    first
[17:01] <ManDay> ActionParsnip: already did
[17:02] <ManDay> still doesn't upgrade anything
[17:02] <MegaDavor> apt-get dist-upgrade :)
[17:02] <tp43> And when I try to install extensions.gnome.org, it says your gnome is old
[17:02] <MegaDavor> And sudo, ofc. :)
[17:02] <llutz> ManDay: apt-cache policy linux-image-generic
[17:02] <luchomax> Pleaaaaaaaaaaase I have some troubles with "Ubuntu One"
[17:02] <luchomax> can anyone help me?
[17:02] <mori> ive installed aircrack-ng on ubuntu and having little problem:
[17:02] <kwrx25> Hey all, just ran todays updates, including the kernel one....I can no longer seem to get a VPN pptp connection... anyone else heard this?
[17:02] <mori> when i try to scan with airodump-ng im getting this error : ARP linktype is set to 1 (Ethernet) - expected ARPHRD_IEEE80211, ARPHRD_IEEE80211_FULL or ARPHRD_IEEE80211_PRISM instead.  Make sure RFMON is enabled: run 'airmon-ng start eth1 <#>' Sysfs injection support was not found either.
[17:03] <ManDay> llutz: candiate and installed are the same.  there is a version  2.6.32.33.39 0   marked with ***   though
[17:03] <ManDay> MegaDavor: ActionParsnip dist-upgrade didn't do anything either
[17:03] <MegaDavor> Hmm..
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: try: http://paste.ubuntu.com/769156/
[17:03] <llutz> ManDay: if there is no newer candidate, theres nothing to upgrade.
[17:03] <MegaDavor> Try apt-get clean all
[17:03] <MegaDavor> And then apt-get update
[17:03] <MegaDavor> And then apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:03] <ManDay> llutz: but why is there not?! there is
[17:03] <tp43> is it possible to upgrade gnome to 3?
[17:05] <Exxon> mori, there is different distro for all and more of the stuff..download that..instead
[17:05] <ManDay> ActionParsnip: what does it do?
[17:05] <edgarville> tp43: GNOME 3 is in Ubuntu repos, depending on what version you're on
[17:05] <ManDay> MegaDavor: nothing
[17:06] <tp43> I have Ubuntu 11.10, and gnome-shell
[17:06] <MegaDavor> :(
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: cleans out all the known packages and downloads fresh lists, may make the new version come down
[17:06] <edgarville> tp43: gnome-shell is GNOME 3
[17:06] <edgarville> tp43: Unity is GNOME 3 with a custom shell
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> tp43: Oneiric uses Gnome3 by default
[17:06] <kwrx25> thanks, figured out the issue... it was not OS related
[17:06] <MegaDavor> I told him how to do that and that doesn't solve the problem.
[17:07] <tp43> edgarville, thats what I thought, but when I go accessories, about gnome, it shows gnome 2.31
[17:07] <tp43> And when I go to the extensions.gnome.org, it says I need to upgrade to use those extensions
[17:07] <edgarville> tp43: what does cat /etc/issue say?
[17:08] <tp43> edgarville, ubuntu 11.10
[17:08] <ManDay> llutz: what should apt-cache policy  return?
[17:08] <tp43> Ubuntu 11.10 \n \
[17:08] <edgarville> tp43: odd, log out and hit the cog next to the username input, make sure you're logging in to use the right DE
[17:08] <edgarville> bbl
[17:08] <llutz> ManDay: different versions /installed vs candiate/
[17:08] <tp43> ok, brb
[17:08] <varikonniemi> what is the easiest way to install the latest linux kernel in ubuntu?
[17:09] <junka> I've got a problem with my ubuntu netbook remix I just put on my USB with Unetbootin. For some reason when I boot up my netbook, the screen says this: "SYSLINUX ........." and the remix installation does not boot from there. It just stays on that screen?
[17:09] <Amon-Ra> exxen my pc shuttes down and it doesnt open now..
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> tp43: can you run: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; clear; dpkg -l | grep gnome | pastebinit          what is output?
[17:09] <ManDay> llutz: So that means my cache is not correct, right?
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> junka: there is no netbook remix now
[17:09] <junka> What?
[17:09] <junka> But I downloaded it.
[17:09] <llutz> ManDay: as i said: if there is no newer candidate, theres nothing to upgrade.     so you have to findout WHY there are no updates available
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> junka: did you MD5 test the ISO you put on the USB device?
[17:10] <junka> no this always happens when I download any linux ISO, it just comes up with SYSLINUX on my netbook. ANY  linux iso.
[17:10] <ManDay> llutz: But there SHOULD be an newer candidate than 2.6.32.33.39  right?!
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> junka: netbook remix was last in Lucid, did you download lucid|10.04?
[17:10] <junka> My friend showed me this quick fix for it before but I don't remember what it was.
[17:10] <junka> I just need to get the SYSLINUX to go away and just boot the OS.
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> junka: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[17:10] <varikonniemi> is there some ppa for the latest kernel?
[17:11] <Ed_Money> what program can i use to join a Windows Network via VPN?
[17:11] <llutz> ManDay: as ActionParsnip showed you, linux-image-generic should have a candidate "2.6.32.36.42"
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> varikonniemi: there is but its not supported here if you get issues
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> Ed_Money: network manager supports vpn
[17:11] <varikonniemi> i can choose the old kernel at bootup?
[17:11] <MonkeyDust> kansanturvamsiikikommissio
[17:11] <varikonniemi> i have issues now, so i was hoping it could fix it
[17:11] <ManDay> llutz: That's what I meant. So as I said: My local information about the newest version is wrong, right?
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> varikonniemi: sure, hold shift at boot as usual
[17:11] <varikonniemi> yes
[17:11] <llutz> ManDay: it seem to be. did you do what ActionParsnip pasted?
[17:12] <ManDay> llutz: Not yet, I'd rather find out the problem and solve it than run a general wipe
[17:12] <ManDay> There seems to be somethign fundamentally wrong
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> varikonniemi: check yo PMs :)
[17:13] <tp43> After I installed gnome shell, three new option showed up when I login, gnome, gnome(classic) and gnome (classic no effects), I am using gnome
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> tp43: if you press ALT+F2 and run:  gnome-shell --replace     is it ok?
[17:13] <junka> ubuntu-10.10-netbook-i386.iso: ok
[17:14] <junka> So...why does "SYSLINUX" keep coming up on my screen? The ISO appears to be fine.
[17:14] <ManDay> ActionParsnip: did the paste vanish?!
[17:14] <llutz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/769156/ ManDay
[17:15] <tp43> ActionParsnip, yep, it reloaded fine
[17:15] <ManDay> can you please repaste that to a proper pastebin with RAW mode?
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> junka: looks like they kept it in maverick too.
[17:15] <ManDay> when I try to wget it I get some OpenID html nonsense
[17:15] <broofa> Question: If I create bootable USB stick on MacOSX (using instructions on download page), will that also work to boot on a PC?
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> junka: MD5 test the ISO and compare to the hash here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[17:16] <super789> i have a pIII 500mhz with 200mb memory and a 256mb grafic card. i installed the latest Lubuntu
[17:16] <llutz> ManDay: http://pastebin.com/KWMxtpkZ
[17:16] <super789> but the computers seems too slow
[17:16] <ManDay> thanks ll
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> super789: Could try puppy linux or slitaz or tiny core
[17:16] <Tech-1> super789:  you need more ram, 500m min
[17:18] <M4dD0G> i have a big problem with dpkg.. this is the error. 'dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 31568:'
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> M4dD0G: try: http://paste.ubuntu.com/769156/
[17:19] <Pici> M4dD0G: Try running sudo dpkg --clear-avail  and then sudo apt-get update
[17:19] <super789> Tech-1: in wikipedia it says 128mb.. i have been wasting my time then....
[17:19] <UltraD> Want someone to help me with my C program for school? ^^
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> super789: I could go edit that and put that it needs 12Mb
[17:19] <super789> ActionParsnip: do you have an opinion about zenwalk?
[17:19] <UltraD> Strings...
[17:19] <Tech-1> super789:  puppy is great little os, check it out
[17:19] <Pici> UltraD: this channel is for Ubuntu support only. ##C would be more appropriate for your question.
[17:20] <M4dD0G> Plcl: ok, thanx
[17:20] <UltraD> Ok, thank you...
[17:20] <trav> So I need some help pretty badly. Mouse functionality has disappeared aside from being able to move the mouse. Can't click anything, and my terms wont open but xchat works perfectly
[17:20] <theadmin> UltraD: Um, C has no strings
[17:20] <trav> how can I restart softly so I don't corrupt this data?
[17:20] <theadmin> trav: Hold Alt+PrtSc and type in "reisub"
[17:20] <super789> Tech-1: i had seen puppy but the frugal install part confused me a bit..
[17:21] <ManDay> ActionParsnip: llutz your script didnt help either
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> super789: slackware based so should be ok, not used it
[17:21] <trav> picture?
[17:21] <UltraD> Want someone to invite me for #C, please?
[17:21] <UltraD> :D
[17:21] <Pici> UltraD: You need to register/identify
[17:21] <Pici> !register > UltraD
[17:21] <ManDay> llutz: that pastebin was a bad choise :-/
[17:21] <UltraD> Ok.
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> UltraD: register then identify and you can walk in freely
[17:21] <trav> theadmin, took a picture
[17:21] <UltraD> Thank you.
[17:22] <htmlinprogress> what are the light weight desktops for a p3 256 mb   like lxmd? gnome  what is the best also easy for a linux first time user
[17:22] <theadmin> trav: Damn that gnome and it's stupid keyboard capturing... Do you have a "SysRQ" key?
[17:22] <Theishi> I am not sure if this is a firefox question or not, but I do not have sound on youtube. I am asking here because the sound is flakey all over, but consistently doesn't work in firefox. I have sound working in totem right now, but if i turn off my speakers and turn them back on. I lose sound system wide
[17:22] <ManDay> llutz: it adds CR at the line ends
[17:22] <trav> Same key
[17:22] <trav> clickings back
[17:22] <Exxon> super789, slackware based..don't even think about it...puppy will be fine
[17:22] <theadmin> trav: Ah... Then it should work, oh well, glad it "fixed" itself
[17:22] <llutz> ManDay: file a bugreport
[17:22] <ActionParsnip> htmlinprogress: could just use openbox or fluxbox on it's own, they don't need a DE :)
[17:22] <theadmin> trav: Age-old Ubuntu bug actually
[17:22] <trav> Really?
[17:22] <ManDay> just saying
[17:22] <ManDay> bbl
[17:22] <trav> Clicking just disappearing and then reappearing?
[17:22] <theadmin> trav: I had it back in 9.10, yeah
[17:22] <super789> thanks exxon
[17:23] <trav> weird
[17:23] <trav> thanks though
[17:23] <Theishi> im on ubuntu 10.10 btw
[17:23] <htmlinprogress> ActionParsnip,  de? means?
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> htmlinprogress: desktop environment
[17:24] <ActionParsnip> htmlinprogress: openbox can run on its own, so makes the desktop lighter
[17:24] <theadmin> openbox... i3 anyone? :D
[17:25] <M4dD0G> Pici: that command didn't work (dpkg - didnt recognise the command)
[17:25] <super789> do you know any easy to follow frugal install tutorial of puppy? Exxon & ActionParsnip & Tech-1
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: sure why not :), frees up resources
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> super789: puppy isn't supported here, there is #puppylinux and numerous guides online
[17:26] <theadmin> super789: We don't support puppy here
[17:26] <super789> ok thanks for the hint
[17:26] <Exxon> super789, try minimum install.....
[17:26] <jtheuer> hey, in maverick, 'xrandr' showed "LVDS"and"VGA" using oneiric i only see a "default" device (my laptopscreen) -- what is missing to able to use xrandr again? (intel onboard chip)
[17:26] <super789> i just joined #puppy but it was empty
[17:27] <Pici> M4dD0G: Try this then: sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/available /var/lib/dpkg/available.old ; sudo touch /var/lib/dpkg/available
[17:27] <M4dD0G> Pici: Sorry, har to tell between l or i. i got it now, just running apt-get update
[17:27] <htmlinprogress> ActionParsnip,  well i need it to play youtube  music  hanldle  little bit of files , facebook myspace     mass media stuff and bowsers things, maybe ever-so - often play a dvd or a cd ,,,( the things i need to do with the os
[17:27] <moes> super789, #puppylinux
[17:28] <Exxon> super789, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kLnrSGpqAQ
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> htmlinprogress: can do all that stuff, just how fast will be limited by your hardware
[17:28] <Pici> Exxon: Please stay on topic here.
[17:29] <Exxon> Pici, not discussing only a link..infact sorry
[17:29] <M4dD0G> Pici: it's fixed now. Thankyou. :)
[17:29] <shomon> hi, I'm getting an error in banshee, where it crashes whenever I click on "podcasts"
[17:29] <Pici> M4dD0G: np :)
[17:29] <shomon> the error I have is "** (Banshee:14471): CRITICAL **: syncdaemon_folder_info_get_subscribed: assertion `SYNCDAEMON_IS_FOLDER_INFO (finfo)' failed"
[17:29] <shomon> anyone know what coudl fix it, or where to get help?
[17:30] <incorrect> how can i get compiz to start automatically with gnome classic?
[17:30] <theadmin> incorrect: The "Startup Apps" tool does it
[17:30] <htmlinprogress> ActionParsnip,  so this thing is open box?
[17:31] <Aelingil> diatomaceous, Do you have CompizConfig Settings Manager installed? You can change the "Launch Bar" transparency and color from there.
[17:31] <incorrect> theadmin, is that something i need to apt-get?
[17:32] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: Under which section?
[17:32] <theadmin> incorrect: Um, no, it's somewhere around the menu... The command is "gnome-session-properties" if I recall right
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> htmlinprogress: it can be
[17:32] <incorrect> thanks theadmin
[17:32] <htmlinprogress> ActionParsnip,  so this thing is open box? what does it do ? and whats it for?
[17:33] <Exxon> incorrect, only matter of few clicks i hope you can manage that..automatically i don't think it does
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> htmlinprogress: it manages the windows of applications you draw and gives an app menu on right click, you can load docks and stuff if you need but openbox is pretty self contained
[17:35] <incorrect> ok lets see if that works
[17:35] <Aelingil> I'm looking it up right now, hold on.
[17:35] <ntr0py> Any suggestions what could be wrong when i get "There is a problem with the configuration server. (/usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanity-check-2 exited with status 256)" when using Xvnc?
[17:36] <incorrect> next question, how can i disable the extra battery and sound applets from loading in the notification applet
[17:37] <theadmin> htmlinprogress: A Window Manager is the tool which allows you to manage windows, it also normally draws at least some window borders. This, for example, is i3: http://i.imm.io/cUf1.png and this is xfwm in XFCE: http://i.imm.io/cUeP.png
[17:38] <trism> incorrect: I believe it is started by /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-sound-applet.desktop, if you copy it to ~/.config/autostart and remove the NoDisplay=true you can configure it with gnome-session-properties
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> ntr0py: sudo chmod chmod 1777 /tmp
[17:38] <LinuxNoob> Can someone help me create a partition and mount it?
[17:38] <incorrect> thanks trism
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> ntr0py: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1061084
[17:39] <shomon> does anyone know where I can get help with banshee crashing when clicking on podcasts?
[17:39] <shomon> something to do with ubuntu one...
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> shomon: run it from terminal, output in the terminal may help
[17:40] <ntr0py> ActionParsnip: my tmp already is 777 owned by root and /etc/gconf/* is 755
[17:42] <LinuxNoob> Anyone know how to find a physical disc without a partition and mount it?
[17:42] <Exxon> LinuxNoob, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountlinux
[17:43] <llutz> LinuxNoob: sudo fdisk -l mount , /dev/sdX /mnt
[17:43] <theadmin> LinuxNoob: You can't mount something without a partition on it...
[17:43] <llutz> LinuxNoob: sudo fdisk -l , mount  /dev/sdX /mnt
[17:43] <llutz> theadmin: sure you can
[17:43] <LinuxNoob> @Exxon, I tried that site but have no GUI.
[17:43] <theadmin> llutz: Well, unless it's some crazy device like a CD-ROM or a loopmounted thing or whatever
[17:43] <shomon> ActionParsnip, I have all that output, may I pastebin it for you to see?
[17:44] <theadmin> llutz: Definetly not a hard drive though
[17:44] <cristian_c> Hi
[17:44] <llutz> theadmin: theres no need for a partition on a drive, just put a filesystem on the device and mount it
[17:44] <frxstrem> I upgraded the Linux kernel from 3.0.0-13 to 3.0.0-14, but after rebooting my display drivers do not work properly, my screen resolution is max 1024x768 (normally, it's 1600x900) and Unity doesn't work properly - can anyone please help me?
[17:44] <llutz> theadmin: nonsense
[17:44] <theadmin> llutz: Now that sounds crazy :D
[17:44] <fschuindt> Somebody knows how I mount a device from a FTP server?
[17:44] <llutz> theadmin: all so called "superfloppy" drives did that
[17:44] <theadmin> llutz: Well, I may lack knowledge there since I never tried formatting an entire drive, it's just weird imo
[17:44] <ManDay> ActionParsnip: Do you perhaps have 5 minutes to try it out?
[17:45] <theadmin> llutz: So you can, technically, say "mkfs -t ext3 /dev/sda"?
[17:45] <ManDay> theadmin: yes
[17:45] <llutz> theadmin: sure, why not?
[17:45] <theadmin> llutz: Okay, I'm sorry that I assumed something I don't really know about :D
[17:45] <ManDay> llutz: or you, perhaps?
[17:46] <llutz> theadmin: its just not common and some tools might fail nowadays, because the expect partitions
[17:46] <LinuxNoob> Is not sda the disk name?
[17:46] <Aelingil> diatomaceous, Here are the two pages that i have found that give you a walk-through how to make changes to the bar & tabs. http://askubuntu.com/questions/29553/how-can-i-configure-unity/62903#62903  and http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/08/unity-oneiric-changes-august/
[17:46] <shomon> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/BC39YX4e is the output from banshee.. the "critical" bit is when I clicked on the podcast tab
[17:46] <llutz> they*
[17:46] <cristian_c> I have to change the manager of the numerical codes of the keys from default one to one provided by another application, in this case keytouch. I was advised to check the keytouch configuration files. I found the named keytouch  file in /etc/init.d whose content is as follows:
[17:46] <llutz> ManDay: try out what?
[17:46] <cristian_c> http://paste.ubuntu.com/769205/
[17:46] <ManDay> llutz: chroot into the 10.04 squashfs and see whether apt-get upgrade works for you
[17:47] <theadmin> cristian_c: That ain't a configuration file, that's a initscript (autostart thing)
[17:47] <ManDay> i'll even make you a script, if you like
[17:47] <ManDay> llutz: ^
[17:47] <cristian_c> But there is no trace of udev :(
[17:47] <llutz> ManDay: let me get an iso...
[17:47] <ManDay> thanks
[17:48] <htmlinprogress> ActionParsnip,  whats lighter then gnome?
[17:48] <cristian_c> theadmin, The other file I checked is called 55keytouchd_launch (which is located in /etc/X11/Xsession.d) whose content is as follows:
[17:48] <llutz> ManDay: 10 minutes, download from slow server :(
[17:48] <ManDay> htmlinprogress: everything but KDE
[17:48] <brightspark> htmlinprogress, xfce, fluxbox, lxde
[17:48] <ManDay> llutz: ill be arround
[17:49] <llutz> ManDay: hope your test won't expect a *buntu host-system...
[17:49] <ManDay> llutz: Better not. I'm not on one, either
[17:49] <BusyBox> hey people, my ubuntu system don boot :S, y selected the Ubuntu option on my grub but when ubuntu boot don't load GNOME and i only see a terminal prompt, this prompt say: (initramfs)
[17:49] <ManDay> So that will be perfect
[17:49] <BusyBox> Sorry for my bad english -.-
[17:49] <theadmin> cristian_c: Not that either...
[17:49] <BusyBox> don't boot*
[17:49] <BusyBox> I selected*
[17:49] <BusyBox> lol
[17:49] <htmlinprogress> in what order first heaviest  last lightest  of all the gui/ thingyy
[17:50] <ManDay> BusyBox: how did you install ubuntu
[17:50] <|Anthony|> how many os's can one put on a single hdd?
[17:50] <jpmh> I have a UPS plugged in and dmesg shows that the USB interface has been detected - is there a command line way to look at the status - I assumed acpi would show info but it does  not
[17:50] <|Anthony|> random question, i know
[17:50] <theadmin> htmlinprogress: KDE, GNOME, XFCE, LXDE, Openbox, i3, dwm, awesome, wmfs -- something like this.
[17:50] <theadmin> |Anthony|: Um, as many as one wants, but there can be only 4 primary partitions (not that it's really a limit, but)
[17:50] <ManDay> theadmin: KDE surely isnt lighter
[17:50] <murfie> jpmh: install upsmon
[17:50] <BusyBox> ManDay, My Disc Drive came from school, the teachers give me this HDD and i have to use this in school and in my house too
[17:50] <ManDay> theadmin: oh, my bad
[17:50] <BusyBox> ManDay, but yesterday this run, and today no run :S
[17:51] <ManDay> theadmin: Everything after LXDE is no DE though
[17:51] <cristian_c> theadmin, not even that?
[17:51] <theadmin> ManDay: (s)he did say "all of the gui thingies"
[17:51] <shomon> can anyone help me with debugging a banshee crash? it doesn't like podcasts... http://pastebin.com/BC39YX4e
[17:51] <brightspark> theadmin, where might e17 fit in there?
[17:51] <incorrect> ok nearly there, there is a power icon in the notification tray, its not the old xfce one,
[17:51] <incorrect> anyone know where that power icon is coming from?
[17:51] <ManDay> theadmin: Just say "it"
[17:51] <BusyBox> ManDay, you understand me?
[17:52] <|Anthony|> theadmin, i know that 4 primary is a limit, but with extended partitioning is there a limit? And are extended partitions bootable?
[17:52] <theadmin> ManDay: Huh?
[17:52] <ManDay> BusyBox: a little
[17:52] <BusyBox> xd
[17:52] <theadmin> brightspark: Oh I totally forgot about enlightenment, my bad :D Not sure honestly
[17:52] <theadmin> |Anthony|: Yes and I don't think there is a limit
[17:52] <brightspark> theadmin, no sweat.  just curious
[17:52] <|Anthony|> oh very well
[17:52] <LinuxNoob> So how can I partition the HDD
[17:53] <htmlinprogress> ok , thanks ,, theadmin   ,, but what about the  "swirl" of flavored guis? like  gnome openbox ?
[17:53] <cristian_c> theadmin, What should I do to bypass the management of numerical codes by udev?
[17:53] <theadmin> LinuxNoob: gparted, fdisk...
[17:53] <BusyBox> ManDay, you asked me how I installed my Ubuntu system. And my answer is: The ubuntu system was installed for my teachers, I use this hard drive in my school and in my house too.
[17:53] <theadmin> cristian_c: Wow, um, no freaking idea, sorry
[17:53] <cconstantine> Everytime I open gnome-terminal the it has a menu-bar.  I've changed the prefs to not do that, but I have to 'enable' then disable it to make it go away.  is anyone else having this problem?
[17:53] <theadmin> htmlinprogress: "swirl"? Sorry, um, EMFDYSI?
[17:53] <|Anthony|> i'm about to load up a hdd and i'd like to leave room for testing out other os's
[17:53] <ManDay> BusyBox: Hm, it's really hard to to work with these info
[17:54] <|Anthony|> think i'll take a sneak peak at win8
[17:54] <|Anthony|> 0.o
[17:54] <ManDay> BusyBox: does it work on another computer
[17:54] <ManDay>  |Anthony| godspeed
[17:54] <theadmin> |Anthony|: Don't, I tried, IE won't even start, had to ftp to releases.mozilla.org...
[17:54] <jpmh> murfie: I will - ty
[17:54] <BusyBox> are you asking me if my hard drive can run correctly in another computer?
[17:54] <BusyBox> i don't tried it yet
[17:55] <BusyBox> because i go to school tomorrow
[17:55] <cristian_c> theadmin, what is the default handler of the numerical codes of the keys in ubuntu?
[17:55] <ManDay> BusyBox: Clearly, your install is messed up
[17:55] <wenko> anyone know how I can tell an ubuntu machine to recongnise a new NIC?
[17:55] <theadmin> cristian_c: Uhhh... I beleive X handles those if you are running it
[17:55] <|Anthony|> lmao theadmin
[17:55] <|Anthony|> ty ManDay
[17:55] <ManDay> BusyBox: Could be everything. Perhaps someone can walk you through but I guess your best option is a fresh install
[17:55] <tp43> with all the excitement with unity and gnome 3, I am back to xfce
[17:55] <BusyBox> but before i can run the hard drive in a school and in my house
[17:55] <cristian_c> theadmin, thanks for the help :)
[17:55] <ManDay> BusyBox: What is your native languaeg?
[17:55] <tp43> compiz does scale windows much faster and smoother than gnome 3 does
[17:56] <Dikadrah> Clean your home directory
[17:56] <BusyBox> ManDay, :(
[17:56] <theadmin> tp43: That's good, XFCE is epic :P
[17:56] <BusyBox> xD
[17:56] <jpmh> murfie: where is upsmon - I tried an apt-get install and not found
[17:56] <theadmin> jpmh: Install apt-file, also...
[17:56] <theadmin> !find upsmon
[17:56] <theadmin> jpmh: ^
[17:56] <ManDay> BusyBox: Your native language, what is it
[17:56] <tp43> theadmin, yeah, its light weight and allows compiz, there is nothing lighter that allows compiz
[17:56] <ManDay> hungarian?
[17:57] <theadmin> tp43: Huh...?... Compiz can run even *without a DE at all*
[17:57] <BusyBox> ManDay, is spanish
[17:57] <BusyBox> or catalan
[17:57] <tp43> theadmin, explain more please?
[17:57] <ManDay> BusyBox: then you have no luck with me :-/
[17:57] <theadmin> tp43: It can run as a standalone window manager (doesn't work well though) but
[17:57] <BusyBox> hehe
[17:57] <BusyBox> np ManDay , good day, bb
[17:58] <tp43> theadmin, how to login to compiz?
[17:58] <theadmin> tp43: Basically runs with everything, but hey, XFCE is great, stay with it :) PM me if you don't mind, btw
[17:58] <jpmh> theadmin: what is apt-file?
[17:59] <poop> Hi.
[18:00] <theadmin> jpmh: apt-file searches for files in packages
[18:00] <forgotten> i haven't been on bitchx in ages :DDD
[18:01] <jpmh> theadmin: ty
[18:01] <ManDay> llutz: how's the DL coming?
[18:01] <llutz> ManDay: just mounted squashfs
[18:02] <moes> What package do I use to open a winmail.dat file
[18:02] <theadmin> moes: I don't think you open anything with "win" in it on Linux -_-
[18:02] <ManDay> llutz: ok, i mounted dev, sysfs and proc
[18:02] <kdcisit> Hello, I am trying to get WoL to work from suspend with 10.04-x86 on a Optiplex GX620.  WoL works from powered off state but not suspend.
[18:02] <iceroot> moes: should be "mhtml"
[18:02] <ManDay> (after I copied the squashfs to a RW location, ofc llutz )
[18:02] <forgotten> neone still use cypress for bitchx?
[18:02] <iceroot> moes: do a "file filename.dat" and see what it is
[18:03] <ManDay> then I chrooted with bash llutz (after cp resolv.conf)
[18:03] <moes> iceroot, Thanks
[18:03] <ManDay> and then apt-get update ; apt-get upgrade llutz
[18:03] <Pici> moes: This plugin for claws mail says it should be able to open winmail.dat files: claws-mail-tnef-parser
[18:03] <selite> Guys what's the channel for C Programming?
[18:03] <Pici> selite: ##C
[18:03] <selite> But is says I need to be invited first.
[18:04] <selite> What should I do?
[18:04] <selite> *it
[18:04] <Pici> selite: You need to be registered/identified to join
[18:04] <Pici> !register > selite
[18:04] <selite> !register > selite
[18:04] <llutz> ManDay: prepairing
[18:04] <hoban> hello. I am missing a perl module under 11.10 and can't find a suitable package for it "Can't locate Proc/Queue.pm in @INC"
[18:04] <hoban> sudo apt-cache search perl Proc::Queue <--returns nothing
[18:04] <ManDay> llutz: Ok, hanging on here
[18:05] <ManDay> PS: Upon chroot I get a warning: groups: Cannot find name for group 11
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> bowsss01.ppdg.local/quit
[18:09] <ManDay> ----
[18:09] <ManDay> .
[18:10] <ManDay> llutz: problem?
[18:10] <llutz> ManDay: finally... i'm done
[18:10] <llutz>   Installed: 2.6.32.33.39
[18:10] <llutz>   Candidate: 2.6.32.36.42
[18:11] <ManDay> damn
[18:11] <llutz> ManDay: ^^ policy for linux-image-generic
[18:11] <ManDay> tell me exactly what you did please
[18:11] <t3c4> favorite backup anyone? looking for total hd backup
[18:11] <ManDay> llutz: Perhaps bash_history?
[18:11] <llutz> ManDay: http://www.debuntu.org/book/export/html/216
[18:12] <ManDay> hm?
[18:12] <ManDay> qq
[18:12] <llutz> ManDay: the steps from ""$ mkdir /tmp/livecd" to "# export HOME=/root"
[18:12] <ManDay> oh you made more fancy things...
[18:13] <ssdrd> hello
[18:13] <ManDay> llutz: I take it you have no clue where my "simple" perocess fails?
[18:14] <llutz> ManDay: well, what did i what you didn't?
[18:14] <ManDay> didnt copy hosts, didnt "-a" for extracting the fs with cp
[18:14] <Gounst_> anyone know how to install a linux OS with ubiquity on Kubuntu? I've got the ISO in my "Home" folder. Anyone know?
[18:14] <ssdrd> I installed Mysql on Ubuntu Oneiric, but can't connect from a remote connection, netstat -l | grep sql only shows: tcp        0      0 localhost.localdo:mysql *:* . Does anyone know how to make it listen for remote connections?
[18:15] <ManDay> llutz: let me go through this one by one again, thanks already
[18:16] <geoffmcc> ssdrd: not sure how to do from CLI but can be easily done in phpmyadmin
[18:16] <jost> Sry to bother you again with that topic, but is there a way to find out what environment variables are used by some command? I'm especially interested in xprintidle
[18:16] <Gounst_> How do you use ubiquity to install a Linux OS? I have the .iso file in my Home folder...
[18:17] <xrdodrx> Gounst_, your question makes no sense :< You can burn the iso to a disk and if it uses Ubiquity as its installer then it will install using Ubiquity
[18:18] <xrdodrx> What distribution is it?
[18:18] <Gounst_> Ubuntu 11.04
[18:18] <Gounst_> I'm trying to install on my netbook but I keep getting a stupid SYSLINUX message when I boot the USB.
[18:18] <Gounst_> I've tried THREE different USB creators =/
[18:18] <xrdodrx> what does ubiquity have to do with that
[18:18] <ssdrd> nevermind, I found the answer in https://help.ubuntu.com/11.10/serverguide/C/mysql.html Is it possible to have multiple bind-addresses in Mysql's config file?
[18:18] <Gounst_> I don't know someone told me to "use ubiquity" to install ubuntu
[18:18] <oCean> ssdrd: edit /etc/mysql/my.conf, find the bind-address, which is default set to 127.0.0.1
[18:18] <oCean> yeah, that
[18:19] <Gounst_> no idea what that means..
[18:19] <Gounst_> but I just want to get rid of this stupid SYSLINUX message when I boot my netbook so I can install UBUNTU in one peace!
[18:19] <Gounst_> It just hangs there when I boot the USB..lol wtf?
[18:19] <xrdodrx> What's the message?
[18:20] <oCean> ssdrd: use 0.0.0.0 to make it listen on all interfaces
[18:20] <BluesKaj> !lol | Gounst_
[18:20] <lacrymology> virtualenv py2.7 --no-site-packages -p /usr/bin/python2.7   <<< this complains that _weakrefset doesn't exist, but it doesn't exist in py2.6 (system default), I don't have virtualenv for py2.7, how can I get it?
[18:20] <Gounst_> "SYSLINUX 4.05 EDD 2011-12-09 Copyright (C) 1994-2011 H. Peter Anvin et al"
[18:20] <lacrymology> I installed py2.7 from deadsnakes
[18:20] <Gounst_> No errors, just that message.
[18:20] <llutz> ManDay: from history: http://nopaste.info/bb943e6c87_nl.html
[18:20] <ssdrd> oCean : thank you
[18:21] <oCean> ssdrd: yw
[18:21] <ManDay> llutz: that rsync and the cd directory have no actual use, do they
[18:21] <ManDay> or am I missing something there
[18:21] <Gounst_> Looked on google, many forums said to change "syslinux.cfg" and edit the string "ui" and delete it. Did so, but I still got the SYSLINUX message...............
[18:22] <ManDay> and you dont seem to have mountded dev either llutz
[18:22] <BluesKaj> Gounst_,  is that where the cd stalls, then you wait til the ubuntu options page appears
[18:22] <llutz> ManDay: right
[18:22] <ManDay> weird... ok, let me try without dev
[18:22] <Gounst_> BluesKaj, yes that's where the usb stalls, and the ubuntu options page never appears.
[18:22] <Gounst_> it just stays stuck on the SYSLINUX screen.
[18:23] <llutz> ManDay: dev should be important for this
[18:23] <BluesKaj> !usb
[18:23] <Gounst_> so why do I keep getting that SYSLINUX message?
[18:23] <ManDay> llutz: Son of a .... ! It works now
[18:23] <BluesKaj> read above , Gounst_
[18:23] <ManDay> What witchcraft is that
[18:24] <ManDay> llutz: Let me try to figure out what exactly is the cause for that
[18:24] <ManDay> Perhaps it's the fact that I did NOT mount dev?!
[18:24] <llutz> ManDay: idk but i doubt that
[18:24] <BlueEagle> gounst: as Kaj sais. Appears to me that it dousn't find an initrd.
[18:24] <Gounst_> Oh no, you see, I've all ready prepared the UBUNTU 11.04 ISO with 3 different USB creators, all resulting in the "SYSLINUX" message.
[18:24] <ManDay> llutz: I'll know in a bit
[18:24] <ManDay> Aren't you curious..?
[18:25] <forgotten> anyone use BitchX with Cypress here?
[18:25] <llutz> ManDay: not really.... i usually don't deal with such stuff :=
[18:25] <BluesKaj> Gounst_, then you missed a step somewhere
[18:25] <gio74> michel telo'
[18:26] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: are you doing this from ubuntu or windows
[18:26] <Gounst_> I did the USB creators in windows
[18:26] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: prepairing the usb stick that is
[18:26] <Gounst_> I also did one from my friends Ubuntu with a disk creator, but that didn't work. Still got the SYSLINUX message.
[18:27] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: did you verify the iso?
[18:27] <Gounst_> Yeah
[18:27] <Gounst_> MD5checksum'd, it's also the one from the main ubuntu page
[18:27] <ManDay> llutz: Crap, seems like I can't reproduce it once it has succesfully fetched the lists
[18:27] <BluesKaj> BlueEagle, I'm not much on usb installs , since I have no experience with them , I'm guessing he didn't prepare the usb correctly
[18:27] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: and which version are you trying to install
[18:27] <Gounst_> 11.04
[18:28] <Gounst_> It's my feeling I need a different version of syslinux attached to the USB installer, no idea what version I need though.
[18:28] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: you dont have to explain yourself to me or anything, but is there a reason why not 11.10
[18:28] <llutz> ManDay: Murphy
[18:28] <ZeroSun> exit
[18:28] <Mgamerz> If I do grub-install of a 10.04 disk and try to write it to a external USB drive, will I be able to select 'boot to USB' in my bios (it supports it) and then use grub to boot ubuntu?
[18:28] <ZeroSun> Dammit! XD what is the exit command?
[18:28] <ManDay> llutz: I guess it's the cp -a  - that's about the only thing I haven't changed
[18:28] <Gounst_> Oh I'm sorry, it's 11.10, not 11.04
[18:28] <Mgamerz> I'd use super grub2 disk but I don't have any flash drives that are small and unused, and for some reason my laptop hates booting linux from CD (but it works with windows fine)
[18:28] <llutz> ManDay: how did you copy?
[18:29] <ManDay> but I just accidentally rm -R my /dev and my /sys and my /proc
[18:29] <ManDay> just cp llutz
[18:29] <ManDay> got to reboot now
[18:29] <llutz> ManDay:that shouldn't have worked at all
[18:29] <ManDay> llutz: what should not have?
[18:29] <llutz> ManDay: cp   wihtout options isn't recursve and would mess up permissions
[18:29] <BluesKaj> Mgamerz, have you considered the alternate cd install ?
[18:29] <ManDay> llutz: My bad. It was  cp -R , of course
[18:30] <llutz> ManDay: still permission-thingy maybe
[18:30] <ManDay> I'll try it after reboot
[18:30] <Mgamerz> I have already installed ubuntu
[18:30] <Gounst_> Do I need to install a diff version of syslinux perhaps to get past this SYSLINUX message?
[18:30] <ManDay> Got to go now, before bad things happen
[18:30] <llutz> ManDay: good luck, i'll grab some food
[18:30] <Mgamerz> onto an external hard drive. Partitions in order: NTFS - ext3 (ubuntu) - swap
[18:30] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: everything you need should be within the iso
[18:31] <Mgamerz> my desktop can boot it fine with super grub2 disk (i will not install grub to the main hard drive's mbr as grub is a pita and seems to break for me all the time)
[18:31] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: i know you said you tried it multiple times with different creators but humor me. On windows have you tried http://www.linuxliveusb.com/en/download
[18:31] <Gounst_> Yeah I did.
[18:31] <Mgamerz> but my laptop doesn't
[18:31] <Gounst_> Linux Live Creator, Universal USB installer,  and unetbootin
[18:31] <Gounst_> all producing: "SYSLINUX ...... " upon boot, and it stalls.
[18:32] <Mgamerz> can't even boot a live cd on my laptop for some reason, took like 40 minutes of rebooting to get backtrack to work just once
[18:32] <BluesKaj> Mgamerz, well, rather than install on an outboard to avoid using a cdrom , why not try the alternate ?
[18:32] <Mgamerz> the alternate...? alternate install?
[18:32] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: ok. i just did 11.10 x64 with it yesterday and no problems. when you were in LiLi did you make any changes other than choosing where usb was located
[18:32] <BluesKaj> !alternate  | Mgamerz
[18:32] <Mgamerz> ... but i've already installed ubuntu, i don't need to install it again
[18:33] <Gounst_> Mm, well I chose to format the USB but that's about it.
[18:33] <Gounst_> also this is on my netbook
[18:33] <BluesKaj> okm ,sry, Mgamerz , guess I misunderstood
[18:33] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: is it still installed
[18:33] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: assuming your on the win pc
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> Mgamerz: backtrack isn't supported here
[18:33] <Gounst_> LinuxLive? Yes it is.
[18:33] <Gounst_> And I just tried again with unetbootin, "SYSLINUX" argh.
[18:34] <Gounst_> This message is death I tells ya.
[18:34] <loin> my laptop cannot resume from hibernate, it just starts up as if i shut it down
[18:34] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: im not sure cause you did use others too, but im curious as to what LiLi settings are
[18:35] <zoidfarb> I'm on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and I'm getting a warning from Wine: PulseAudio "default" -22 without handle_underrun. Audio may hang. Please upgrade to alsa_plugins >= 1.0.24
[18:35] <zoidfarb> does anyone know how I can upgrade those alsa plugins?
[18:35] <Gounst_> All right, just used default settings on Lili. "SYSLINUX" message still comes up.
[18:36] <ManDay> llutz: ActionParsnip : I found the problem: It seems to be that I did not extract the sqashfs by cp -a
[18:36] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: just trying to think of all the bases here... have you tried another usb port if available
[18:36] <BluesKaj> zoidfarb, have you updated/upgraded from the repos lately ?
[18:36] <Gounst_> Tried all 3 on my netbook.
[18:36] <ManDay> Do you have an idea why?
[18:36] <mrfared> hello
[18:37] <llutz> ManDay: permission problem, empty dirs not copied... wonder why you haven't got any errors
[18:37] <ubuntunoob> .
[18:37] <zoidfarb> BluesKaj, latest version in my repos seems to be libasound2-plugins version 10.0.22-0ubuntu7\
[18:37] <ManDay> llutz: Me too.
[18:38] <zoidfarb> BluesKaj, is there maybe a backport repo I could use?
[18:38] <ManDay> llutz: Permission problem, though? Does apt-get drop priviledges? Otherwise I wouldn't see how permissions were a problem, since I am root.
[18:38] <kdcisit> Gounst: have you updated the BIOS on the netbook?
[18:38] <ManDay> llutz: If you are fancy, you can try for yourself
[18:38] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: stick around if you can, checking a few things
[18:38] <BluesKaj> zoidfarb, open a terminal and run , sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[18:38] <llutz> ManDay: next time maybe, gtg now
[18:38] <ManDay> :P
[18:39] <ManDay> llutz: Thank you for helping
[18:39] <ManDay> llutz: Bye
[18:39] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: i just thought... is this a sandisc usb
[18:39] <Gounst_> Yeah it is!
[18:39] <Gounst_> SanDiskCruzer
[18:39] <Gounst_> Why?
[18:39] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: i bet its u3
[18:39] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: or whatever its called. i always remove it off mine
[18:40] <Gounst_> How do you remove it? Because I've formatted the dang thing like 20 times.
[18:41] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: http://drivers1.sandisk.com/DriverDownload/assets/USB%20Flash%20Drives/launchpadremoval.zip
[18:41] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: please let me know if that was it, but its gotta be cause you verified sum, used multiple creators and i just did using a cruzer on 11.10 yesterday, but U3 was removed
[18:41] <Gounst_> so what will this  do?
[18:42] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: it will just remove the U3 partition off the drive. it contains scandisk tools.. i never used them so i just remeoved, but if you do use them, maybe just try with a non sandisc usb
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> people still use u3, wow
[18:43] <Gounst_> how does this program know which USB to format?
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> Gounst_: i'd use dd on the raw device to wipe it from start to finish with zeros
[18:43] <zoidfarb> BluesKaj: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[18:43] <Gounst_> it doens't ask me to choose which device I want to format. What if it formats my HDD?
[18:43] <zoidfarb> BluesKaj, I've already updated earlier this morning
[18:43] <geoffmcc> ActionParsnip: he on windows. trying to install but fails on syslinux screen... u3 could be a cause right
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> geoffmcc: gotcha
[18:44] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: its been a while, so to be safe just make sure no other usb drives are attached
[18:44] <Gounst_> will it wipe my HDD?
[18:44] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: just the usb stick
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Gounst_: the guys in ##windows may know a disk scrubbing app
[18:45] <g0th> hi
[18:45] <Gounst_> all right removed U3
[18:45] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: yea this is sandisk offical way to remove it, but if your not comphy with that tool, then prob another way
[18:45] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: try again... please let me know
[18:45] <Gounst_> well I did it, I'm assuming it removed it.
[18:46] <Gounst_> all right putting linux on it again via Universal USB Creator program
[18:46] <g0th> If I use the flash plugin a lot of other software that use audio no longer work and need to be restarted to work again with audio. Any idea how to fix this? I use "Linux tardis 3.0.0-14-generic #23-Ubuntu SMP Mon Nov 21 20:28:43 UTC 2011 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux" and have pulseaudio installed
[18:47] <kdcisit> anyone know how to get wake on lan to work from suspend state on 10.04?
[18:47] <Nando> Hi
[18:48] <RobinJ> why's my webserver unreachable to the outside world? 109.132.145.182
[18:48] <RobinJ> i've got apache running and the ports forwarded
[18:49] <Gounst_> RobinJ: Firewalls?
[18:49] <ManDay> If aptitude shows a collision (Red line, ! Apply, . Next , , Previous --- etc) - how can I view WHAT EXACTLY is the problem?
[18:49] <RobinJ> does ubuntu have one?
[18:49] <geoffmcc> RobinJ: do you have a firewall
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> RobinJ: have you port tested yourself using one of the many available sites
[18:49] <RobinJ> if i visit the ip myself in firefox, i do get the webserver
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> RobinJ: have you rebooted your router and/or modem
[18:49] <RobinJ> geoffmcc: dunno, did ubuntu 10.10 have one?
[18:50] <Gounst_> RobinJ: www.canyouseeme.org Enter port 80 in the input box and press enter. Can it see your service?
[18:50] <RobinJ> ActionParsnip: yes, they don't see any services running on port 80
[18:50] <george> hi, where can I find the headtracking plugin for compiz?
[18:50] <Phr0zen_Pengu1n> Can I use IRC for HTTP tunnelling?
[18:50] <RobinJ> if i run nmap myself on 109.132.145.182 i get this:
[18:50] <RobinJ> PORT      STATE    SERVICE
[18:50] <RobinJ> 80/tcp    open     http
[18:50] <RobinJ> 10000/tcp filtered snet-sensor-mgmt
[18:50] <FloodBot1> RobinJ: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:50] <geoffmcc> RobinJ: yes, but you would have had to enable it.
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> RobinJ: is there a firewall configured on the serving box?
[18:51] <RobinJ> not as far as i know, and i've done this: sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
[18:51] <RobinJ> if i start the ftp daemon, that IS reachable for other people
[18:51] <Gounst_> HAH! IT WORKED
[18:51] <Gounst_> THANK YOU!
[18:51] <FloodBot1> Gounst_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:51] <oliverp> My Ubuntu has two NICs. One is connected directly to the internet (IP 83.22.128...) and the other one is connected to the local network (IP 192.168...). Both NICs can reach the internet; one directly and the other one through my dhcp router.  For some reasons, when I browse the internet on my ubuntu box, it uses the NIC that is plugged to the LAN. Can I somehow prioritize the NICs? Or force ubuntu to always use the NIC
[18:51] <oliverp>  that is directly to the net, except for 192.168.. requests?
[18:51] <g0th> how can I get flash plugin and other audio software to work together?
[18:51] <pingveno> I'm trying to rebuild a (python-cairo aka pycairo) for multiple versions of Python. I think Python 2.7 should be recognized, but it's not.
[18:51] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: ok. cool. i knew people have had problems with U3...sorry i didnt think of it sooner
[18:51] <RobinJ> Gounst_: Error: I could not see your service on 109.132.145.182 on port (80)
[18:51] <RobinJ> Reason: No route to host
[18:52] <Gounst_> geoffmcc: Please remind me to make a shrine to you in my room.
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> RobinJ: are you port forwarding to the right IP? Are you allowing all port 80 traffic through on the router?
[18:52] <RobinJ> ActionParsnip: yup, forwarded the port, the same way i forwarded the ftp port, and that one does work
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> Gounst_: I suggest you buy cheap USB drives in future, they don't have extra complications like that which makes life easier
[18:52] <geoffmcc> Gounst_: if you see anyone stuck on that screen, you asking if they are using sandisc and pointing them to that tool will be thanks enough
[18:53] <Gounst_> :)
[18:53] <RobinJ> ActionParsnip: http://img6.imagebanana.com/img/y6pdtn4u/Selectie_114.png << i'm 192.168.1.8
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> RobinJ: I get connection refused for ftp on 109.132.145.182 too
[18:54] <RobinJ> i know, that's the issue xd
[18:54] <ManDay> jeez ubuntu deps are INSANE
[18:54] <Pici> RobinJ: If you are on a residental ISP it is possible that they are blocking you.
[18:54] <ManDay> gnome panel depends on evolution!
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> RobinJ: have you rebooted the router? I missed your reply
[18:54] <george> where can I get the headtracking plugin for compiz?
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: just one package in it, its weird
[18:54] <xrdodrx> ManDay, no, gnome-panel recommends evolution
[18:55] <Pici> ManDay: no, it suggests evolution, you can override that
 RobinJ: have you rebooted the router? I missed your reply << no, i cant, my parents are on the internet :p
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: I seem to remember it being evolution-data-server-common
[18:55] <RobinJ> ActionParsnip: but i never had to reboot it before
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> RobinJ: its worth a try, don't you think
[18:55] <RobinJ> ActionParsnip: i cant, my parents are on the internet >.>
[18:55] <RobinJ> [Tue Dec 13 18:54:42 2011] [notice] caught SIGTERM, shutting down
[18:55] <RobinJ> [Tue Dec 13 18:54:43 2011] [notice] Apache/2.2.16 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.3.3-1ubuntu9.6 with Suhosin-Patch configured -- resuming normal operations
[18:55] <RobinJ> hmm..
[18:56] <RobinJ> i didnt send it the sigterm, and it still appears to be running
[18:56] <oliverp> Can I force internet traffic to go through a specific NIC?
[18:56] <varikonniemi> do i have better chances by installing kernel 3.2 in oneiric or upgrade to precise?
[18:56] <kdcisit> oliverp: your default gateway will tell which interface to use.  netstat -rn will show default gateway.
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> RobinJ: i'm sure its some casual thing, just let them know and kick it
[18:56] <llutz> RobinJ: "sudo lsof -i :80"
[18:57] <RobinJ> nvm the error log i just posted, thats from an hour ago, i thought maybe apache worked with UTC timezone
[18:57] <asd> to działa
[18:57] <dagerik> my network manager in Gnome 3 says "utavailable" under wireless. but there should be planty of AP's around here. What could cause this?
[18:57] <asd> !!!!!!!
[18:57] <RobinJ> llutz: http://pastebin.com/gXUkixkH
[18:57] <oCean> !pl | asd
[18:58] <tp_eddy> hello everyone! can I install gnome3.2 on ubuntu10.04 and how
[18:58] <oliverp> kdcisit: Both NICs has internet, but ubuntu chooses to use the one plugged to the router instead of the one plugged directly to internet: http://paste.ubuntu.com/769276/
[18:58] <asd> a jak przejść na ten  kanał
[18:58] <asd> ?
[18:59] <RobinJ> no'one with a good idea? :p
[18:59] <geoffmcc> RobinJ: if you cant reboot router like Action suggests at very least try logging in and seeing if the router has a firewall, and if does turn it off and see if works. also if Block Anonymous WAN Requests is enabled it  may do it too i think
[18:59] <tp_eddy> I search some ppa but it can't use now
[18:59] <RobinJ> geoffmcc: i've checked ,its disabled
[19:00] <geoffmcc> RobinJ: what about Block Anon Wan
[19:00] <RobinJ> geoffmcc: never seen block anonymous wan requests in there though
[19:00] <geoffmcc> k
[19:00] <llutz> RobinJ: does your router show "109.132.145.182" as your external IP?
[19:00] <tp_eddy> how to install gnome3.2 on my ubuntu10.04
[19:00] <g0th> how can I get flash plugin and other audio software to work at the same time?
[19:00] <Myrtti> tp_eddy: with great difficulty, breaking everything
[19:00] <ActionParsnip> dagerik: if you run:  sudo iwlist scan    do you see access points?
 RobinJ: does your router show "109.132.145.182" as your external IP? << where can i see? i just check with whatismyip.org
[19:00] <|Anthony|> lol Myrtti
[19:00] <llutz> RobinJ: check your router
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> tp_eddy: there is a PPA but it WILL break your OS, it's not compatible
[19:01] <Myrtti> |Anthony|: it's true tho
oh
[19:01] <llutz> RobinJ: it should have a status-page or something showing connection information
[19:01] <RobinJ> llutz: i am doing that
[19:01] <geoffmcc> RobinJ: I know you showed previously that it said port was open but im assuming that was a nmap of yourself... use a website to scan you and see if 80 shows at filtered... if does then it prob isp
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> RobinJ: do you use a proxy for web access?
[19:01] <RobinJ> ADSL:  CONNECTED
[19:01] <RobinJ> WAN IP:  109.132.145.182
[19:01] <RobinJ> Subnet Mask:  255.0.0.0
[19:01] <RobinJ> Gateway:  109.132.145.1
[19:01] <RobinJ> Primary DNS:  195.238.2.22
[19:01] <RobinJ> Secondary DNS:  195.238.2.21
[19:02] <FloodBot1> RobinJ: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:02] <ubuntu> xukun
 thx
[19:02] <dagerik> ActionParsnip: yes I see them
[19:02] <ubuntu> hi everybody
 RobinJ: I know you showed previously that it said port was open but im assuming that was a nmap of yourself... use a website to scan you and see if 80 shows at filtered... if does then it prob isp << i did, nmap says its open on my pc, an online tool says closed
 RobinJ: do you use a proxy for web access? << nope
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> dagerik: ok, run:  sudo iwlist scan | head -n 20      what is the scanning interface name?
[19:03] <dagerik> ActionParsnip: wlan0
[19:03] <kogepan> tp_eddy, sudo apt-get install gnome-shell
[19:03] <Alpha-Omega> is there no one who could help with getting headtracking plugin?
[19:03] <asd> cd..
[19:03] <geoffmcc> RobinJ: might be worth a shot to put apache on a non standard port and try to access it
[19:03] <dagerik> ActionParsnip: The AP's shows now, after waiting a couple of minutes.
[19:04] <asd> #ubuntu.pl
 RobinJ: might be worth a shot to put apache on a non standard port and try to access it << interesting suggestion... but how?
[19:04] <seb_> where should I put numlockx in xubuntu? I tried putting it into startup apps but that didn't work, neither did putting into .profile. Any ideas? ty
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> dagerik: dagerik ok that's cool, does network manager work ok now?
[19:04] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: thanks, but neither of these allow for changing the background color, and when I set my opacity to 0, I definitely still see the purple tint :(
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> dagerik: is wireless enabled in network manager
[19:04] <geoffmcc> RobinJ: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-apache2-change-default-port-ipbinding/
[19:04] <llutz> RobinJ: /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[19:05] <BluesKaj> zoidfarb, make sure you have the partner repos enabled
[19:05] <xukun> I have /dev/mapper/root and no partition for boot only. Now I would like to know which partition mount and chroot after the install of ubuntu 11.10 with raid1 and lvm2. thanks
[19:05] <dagerik> ActionParsnip: It is working fine now. But for a couple of mintues, it just said "unavailable".
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> dagerik: maybe it's slow
[19:06] <xukun> so I can install mdadm and lvm2 for correct reboot
[19:06] <kdcisit> oliverp: traceroute shows external traffic going through your eth1 interface then
[19:06] <geoffmcc> RobinJ: if its accesable on a diff port then your isp is blocking you. There are ways around that but im not sure if its appropriate to discuss, so just go looking.
[19:06] <zoidfarb> BluesKaj, I'm trying to just roll back to an older version of wine
[19:06] <RobinJ> geoffmcc: can you access this? for some reason it gives a 404 but it's running http://109.132.145.182:28/
[19:07] <ntr0py> Where can i get more verbose information on why "/usr/lib/gconf2-4/gconf-sanity-check2 exited with status 256" on Xvnc startup/login before GDM shows up?
[19:07] <llutz> RobinJ: it works "Apache/2.2.16 (Ubuntu) Server at 109.132.145.182"
[19:07] <RobinJ> LOL
[19:07] <RobinJ> fuck my isp
[19:07] <RobinJ> first they block all bittorerent trackers and now they block port 80
[19:07] <oCean> RobinJ: control your language here, please
[19:07] <geoffmcc> RobinJ: sorry, watch the language,,, but yes is isp
[19:08] <RobinJ> xd
[19:08] <llutz> RobinJ: dial-ups/adsl aren't supposed to offer public-services
[19:08] <nvz> Could anyone tell my how to disable the composite extension in ubuntu? there is no xorg.conf so Idk if making one will even be read or not
[19:08] <auioh413> Not Found
[19:08] <auioh413> The requested URL / was not found on this server.
[19:08] <auioh413> Apache/2.2.16 (Ubuntu) Server at 109.132.145.182 Port 28
[19:08] <BluesKaj> zoidfarb, or upgrade rather than rollback
[19:08] <oliverp> kdcisit yes you are right. it does. :) from what i've understood I can manipulate this using "route"? I'm still trying to find out how though.
[19:09] <zoidfarb> llutz: they used to. As originally conceived, every machine on the internet was a full participant in the network.
[19:09] <BluesKaj> zoidfarb, upgrade wine that is
[19:09] <ntr0py> nvz: maybe you could choose "without effects" session on login?
[19:09] <llutz> zoidfarb: nice theory
[19:09] <nvz> ntr0py: no thanks you're missing my point entirely, that has absolutely nothing to do with what I am trying to do
[19:09] <zoidfarb> BluesKaj: I had upgraded Wine from the wine PPA (for reasons I don't recall now). I just rolled back to the Ubuntu repo version and it seems better
[19:09] <xukun> I have /dev/mapper/root and no partition for boot only. Now I would like to know which partition mount and chroot after the install of ubuntu 11.10 with raid1 and lvm2 so I can install lvm2 and mdadm on the live cd boot?
[19:10] <nvz> ntr0py: I'm using gnome and sawfish, this has nothing to do with compiz or unity.. I'm talking about an X11 extension of the Xorg server not being loaded at all
[19:10] <kdcisit> oliverp: I think your can delete the all 0's route for your 192.x network.  layer 2 networking should still give you access to your internal network since that doesn't need to be routed
[19:11] <BluesKaj> zoidfarb, yeah, the repos are usually best unless you want bleedinmg edge then it's somewhat risky
[19:11] <zoidfarb> llutz: my *dialup* ISP up through the mid-90s offered free usenet access and didn't block any ports
, thanks you i'll try that!
[19:11] <Phr0zen_Pengu1n> Is anyone home?
[19:11]  * nvz  goes to attempt creating an xorg.conf 
[19:11] <Phr0zen_Pengu1n> I need help.
[19:11] <Phr0zen_Pengu1n> Very much help.
[19:12] <zoidfarb> BluesKaj, yeah, thanks. If, in the future, I wanted to update any system libraries without doing a dist-upgrade, would I have to compile them myself? Or are there good repos for such things?
[19:12] <kdcisit> oliverp: you can try configuring your eth1 interface with a static address without a gateway.  might be easier than manipulating the routes
[19:12] <llutz> zoidfarb: mine too but its up to the ISP to allow/deny that. if one needs to offer public-services, he needs a contract allowing it.
[19:13] <ManDay> By which command do I find out which package a file is part of?
[19:13] <alphex> anyone have a moment to query? have a question about apt
[19:13] <urlin2u> !ask
[19:13] <llutz> ManDay: dpkg -S file or apt-file search file
[19:14] <BluesKaj> zoidfarb, the ppas are easier than compiling from source and more relaible IMO
[19:14] <llutz> ManDay: 1st only works on installed packages
[19:14] <Socket-_> Hey guys, why would: 'sudo /etc/init.d/rtorrentd start' work, yet: 'sudo service rtorrentd start' returns the following output: http://pastebin.com/HLCx1HMc
[19:14] <zoidfarb> llutz: Sure, I'm just saying, the segregation of the internet into producer-servers and consumer-clients is relatively recent development. I think it's fair to complain to your ISP a bit. If you quit, make sure they know *why* you're leaving for a better ISP that leaves your ports open
[19:15] <g0th> how can I get flash plugin and other audio software to work at the same time?
[19:15] <nvz> ubottu: xorg.conf
[19:15] <g0th> I have pulseaudio installed, I don't know what the flash plugin uses
[19:15] <llutz> zoidfarb: well true, but they won't care about it in most cases. but this is offtopic here
[19:15] <sourena> How do I mount PSP Go in Ubuntu? It doesn't even show up in lsusb and dmesg!
[19:16] <zoidfarb> g0th: http://lotphelp.com/lotp/the-ubuntu-sound-problem-solution-guide
[19:17] <xukun> hi all. I just finished installing ubuntu 11.10 from live usb on my disk but because Iḿ using raid1 disk I need to install mdadm before I reboot but I dońt know or understand enough how to do that. Any help would be greatly appreciated
[19:17] <ManDay> thanks llutz
[19:18] <ManDay> How come the initrd in /boot is not part of any package?
[19:18] <ManDay> Which package should it theoretically be part of?
[19:18] <llutz> ManDay: kernel-package should create it in postinst
[19:19] <BluesKaj> g0th, go to the adobe site and download the flashplugin for your arch, then extract the file and copy the libflashplayer.so to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins , with root permissions
[19:19] <ManDay> llutz: O.k. Ty
[19:19] <ManDay> I guess I finally got everything working :)
[19:19] <tp43> you know the auto-maximize window feature, where is the settings for that?
[19:20] <g0th> zoidfarb: thanks, I'll check it out
[19:21] <seb_> I have numlockx installed but putting it into startup applications doesn't seem to be working. Where can I put it so it gets executed later? I'm running xubuntu
[19:21] <spunk> hi
[19:21] <spunk> why does echo -e '\xff\x01\x00' > /dev/ttyUSB0  # Works on Backtrack (my laptop) but not on my ubuntu machine (desktop) ?
[19:22] <ooxi> hi i'm using ubuntu 10.04 and want it to show my desktop when i press win+d
[19:22] <xukun> my boot partition is in /dev/mapper/vg00-root /target.  I did mount /dev/mapper/vg00-root /target but doing: #mount /dev/hda1 /target/boot would not work. I do not know what to do from here
[19:22] <ooxi> where can i configure that shortcut?
[19:22] <seb_> ooxi, look in the keyboard settings
[19:23] <seb_> ooxi, or window manager
[19:25] <g0th> zoidfarb: ok that didn't help, audio is working for me, it is also working in the flash player, but when I start the flash player other applications that use audio no longer will work...
[19:25] <balachmar> Hi, I have to do some manual partitioning to install ubuntu on btrfs, I want to use ubuntu server for this. But when I fall back to the terminal, it won't allow me to use fdisk...
[19:25] <g0th> e.g. spotify
[19:26] <balachmar> I need to specify 1MB free space in the beginning of the disk, to ensure that grub can be installed
[19:26] <ntr0py> Does someone know what /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanity-check-2 does? where can i read the src of that ELF binary?
[19:27] <ooxi> seb_ you were right: http://platonic.techfiz.info/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/windows_d-450x291.png
[19:27] <zoidfarb> g0th: searching the forums, I found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=897946 looks like kind of the inverse of your problem?
[19:28] <zoidfarb> g0th: It's kind of old though, I don't know if removing PulseAudio is a viable option these days. (Other people care to comment?)
[19:28] <claudiaciad> !list
[19:28] <kdcisit> balachmar: do you get an error from fdisk?  you should use sudo to get the correct permisions
[19:28] <xukun> hi guys if dont have a separate boot partition and I want mount the /root and the boot on say /mnt how do I do that?
[19:29] <xukun> I need to chroot them so that I can install lvm2 and mdadm while still running the live usb
[19:31] <balachmar> kdcisit: the error is fdisk: not found :)
[19:31] <g0th> hmm, removing pulse is not an option, I already tried this and it didn't work out nice for several reasons.
[19:32] <Ed_Money> I'm trying to install a program that is looking for the sqlite3 shared library but can't find it. Where is the shared library typically on Ubuntu?
[19:32] <bastidrazor> spunk: backtrack is not ubuntu.
[19:32] <kdcisit> balachmar: type which fdisk to find the path
[19:33] <kdcisit> balachmar: are you running from a live disc
[19:34] <helo> how do i disable the "Waiting for network configuration..." delay on boot?
[19:34] <iceroot> apt-get dist-upgrade is trying to install unity. how to find out why apt-get is installing this new package?
[19:35] <usr13> iceroot: What version are you upgrading from and which one are you upgrading to?
[19:35] <iceroot> usr13: dist-upgrade on lubuntu 12.04 (no ne4ed for #ubuntu+1) just a general apt/dpkg-question
[19:36] <BluesKaj> g0th, in the terminal ,  locate libflashplayer.so ...do you have it located in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ ? if not , copy it to that file
[19:36] <iceroot> usr13: i need something like what package is pulling unity in that case
[19:36] <g0th> /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.so
[19:36] <g0th> /usr/share/ubufox/plugins/libflashplayer.so
[19:36] <g0th> /usr/share/ubufox/plugins/npwrapper.libflashplayer.so
[19:36] <g0th> /var/lib/flashplugin-installer/npwrapper.libflashplayer.so
[19:37] <FloodBot1> g0th: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:37] <usr13> iceroot: unity is part of 12.04, (as well is 11.10).
[19:37] <iceroot> usr13: lubuntu
[19:37] <balachmar> kdcisit: yes, I am running from the server installer
[19:37] <usr13> iceroot: Oh, lubuntu.  Well then, let's have a look at your sources.list file
[19:37] <iceroot> usr13: there is no unity by default in lubuntu so i want to know (some apt-foo) why unity will be installed
[19:38] <usr13> iceroot: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:38] <iceroot> usr13: normal sourcelist
[19:38] <usr13> send resulting URL
[19:38] <iceroot> usr13: no need for that, i think you dont get what i want
[19:38] <iceroot> usr13: i want to know which package is pulling unity as a dependencie
[19:39] <iceroot> usr13: and for that i need an apt/aptitude/dpkg command
[19:39] <Pici> iceroot: I know that aptitude has a 'why' command, but I'm not sure how to replicate that with just apt-get
[19:39] <iceroot> Pici: aptitude is fine for that, i dont need apt-get
[19:40] <Pici> iceroot: then aptitude why unity  *should* tell you why that dependency is being pulled in.
[19:40] <ehsan_> im connect to wireless modem in ubuntu, how can i used internet whit manual connection ??
[19:40] <spunk> bastidrazor: no shit.  I'm asking why does stuff that should work, not work?
[19:40] <iceroot> Pici: gnome-session, thanks
[19:40] <Pici> spunk: Please mind your language here.
[19:40] <iceroot> Pici: it was "aptitude why unity"
[19:41] <vsync_> Pici his nick is already mildly rated r ;D
[19:41] <jeward> Hi, I've installed ubuntu 11.10 on a PPC PowerMac to donate to a needy family for Xmas.  Can someone help me get the sound working?
[19:42] <krokzak> hi folks
[19:43] <vsync_> though spunk, cool nick bro 5/5! \:D/
[19:43] <XeonBloomfield> What can I do if my notebook shows blank black screen after "/dev initialization..." during boot - system is working, but no picture on the screen (no X and no TTYs)
[19:43] <iceroot> Pici: fyi apt-rdepends (not installed by default) can do the same
[19:43] <joshteam> What's the best way to change how you Alt+Tab between programs in Ubuntu? For instance I'd like to Ctrl+Tab
[19:44] <Pici> iceroot: aye, but thats not installed by default and while aptitude isn't either its more likely to be installed.
[19:45] <BluesKaj> g0th, in the terminal, sudo cp /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[19:45] <iceroot> how to change the output from the shell (e.g. apt-get) to english
[19:46] <Pici> iceroot: prefix the line with LANG=C
[19:46] <iceroot> Pici: thx
[19:47] <jeward> Hi, any chance I could get help getting sound working on a PPC PowerMac under Ubuntu 11.10?  We're preparing it for donation to a needy family.
[19:48] <kdcisit> balachmar: server install disc should have fdisk on it.  run mount to see how the disc is mounted and search the disc for fdisk.
[19:48] <ikonia> jeward: PPC port is pretty much dead
[19:48] <Kartagis> I exported LANG=en_US.UTF-8 then started the IRC client, and this IRC client tells me I'm on tt_TR.UTF-8. how come?
[19:48] <ikonia> jeward: it's community maintained and not really a solid product
[19:49] <Jordan_U> jeward: Debian's PPC port might be a better option.
[19:49] <diatomaceous> Aelingil: Turns out there is no way to change the color.. it's tied to your background image!
[19:49] <jeward> ikonia: Is there a distro I should try besides ubuntu?
[19:50] <ikonia> jeward: have a look on distrowatch.com for PPC distros
[19:50] <kdcisit> Anyone know how to configure 10.04 to wake on lan from suspend?  wake on lan works when the system is powered off.
[19:50] <iceroot> kdcisit: that is part of the bios
[19:51] <iceroot> kdcisit: the os has nothing to do with wol
[19:52] <kdcisit> iceroot: it does for suspend though.  BIOS is configured and it works when powered off
[19:52] <geoffmcc> jeward: sudo nano /etc/modules at the bottom add snd-powermac save and reboot
[19:53] <jeward> geoffmcc: That line is already in there.
[19:53] <Aelingil> diatomaceous, ...someone said that a few hours ago.. hmm ok then, learn somethign new every day.
[19:54] <konr> If I buy an iPod, will I be able to use iTunes on Ubuntu?
[19:54] <iceroot> konr: no
[19:54] <iceroot> !ipod | konr
[19:54] <konr> Thanks!
[19:55] <diatomaceous> Aelingil:  Whoops, I missed that.. thanks
[19:56] <Aelingil> diatomaceous, no problem, good luck :)
[19:57] <Jordan_U> konr: Buying Apple products is not a good plan if you want Ubuntu support. Apple actively tries to prevent third party applications from being able to sync with their devices, breaking previously working applications with updates to the iDevice.
[19:58] <konr> Jordan_U: it's really a shame, considering that they have BSD code in their products
[19:59] <Gentoo64> its mostly their own code
[19:59] <Gentoo64> hence why they charge for it
[20:00] <iceroot> konr: buying apple-products is not a good idea (doesnt matter if you want to use ubuntu or not)
[20:00] <happygolucky> how can i go about locking the screen via hotkey such as ctl+alt+L or something
[20:00] <happygolucky> lmao nevermind
[20:01] <happygolucky> ctl+alt+L does lock the screen.. i didnt know
[20:01] <helo> anyone know what calls /etc/init/failsafe.conf
[20:01] <geoffmcc> happygolucky: you can see a list of pre defined shortucts in keyboards on the shortcut tab
[20:01] <ikonia> helo: it's when X falls back
[20:01] <happygolucky> geoffmcc: how do i access that
[20:02] <geoffmcc> happygolucky: if on 11.10 just type keyboard in dash and then click shortcuts tab
[20:02] <helo> ikonia: this happens on boot before X does anything
[20:02] <geoffmcc> happygolucky: after opening keyboard ofcourse
[20:02] <ikonia> helo: what does ?
[20:02] <helo> ikonia: when failsafe.conf is called
[20:03] <ikonia> helo: what makes you think that ?
[20:03] <helo> ikonia: because my machine hangs booting saying "Waiting on network configuration..." followed by the next echo in failsafe.conf
[20:03] <helo> this is a server install, no xdm/gdm etc
[20:04] <ikonia> helo: right......so how do you know that it's not the network config that's hanging it
[20:04] <ikonia> helo: boot into single user mode and check
[20:04] <Pici> helo: The beginning of that file shows you when upstart will call it.
[20:05] <Arizona_Bay> is there a web development channel|?
[20:05] <jaimef> Arizona_Bay: for a given language probably
[20:06] <Pici> !alis | Arizona_Bay this may help
[20:06] <theadmin> Arizona_Bay: um, depends on the language... #php ? #perl ? #ruby ?
[20:06] <Arizona_Bay> no panel box?
[20:06] <marabi2> hello guys
[20:08] <bil21al> marbi2: helo
[20:08] <ironfoot495> Hi i'm looking for a place to learn more about using ec2 for website can someone help me with this?
[20:08] <bil21al> define the problem not helo etc marbi2
[20:09] <g0th> BluesKaj: hmm but I already have a flash player, does it mean I have the wrong one installed?
[20:09] <g0th> BluesKaj: what is not working is flash player _together_ with other applications that need audio...
[20:10] <MahaVishnu> g0th$ sb_release -a; uname -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash|gnash|swf|spark'   pastebin that
[20:10] <MahaVishnu> lsb_release *
[20:12] <marabi2> hi sup sburjan
[20:12] <g0th> http://pastebin.com/3VxYbdiV
[20:13] <MahaVishnu> g0th$ you got the 32bit flash on 64bit ubuntu
[20:14] <vsync_> but that's not the problem though, nor does it solve it
[20:14] <Whitor> Hello. I am running 10.04 64bit. There is an application I would like to run that is distributed only in a 32bit .deb file. What are my options for running this software? do I have any?
[20:15] <MahaVishnu> g0th$ sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-installer && sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-downloader
[20:15] <er> gfg
[20:15] <MahaVishnu> g0th$ then im pretty sure you need to edit your /etc/apt/sources.list and uncomment (remove the #) from the two lines under partner repository.
[20:16] <MahaVishnu> then sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[20:16] <BrewNo> hi all, would anyone know how i can change the language of ubuntu (command-line)? my shell's in german and it's kinda starting to annoy me
[20:17] <Pici> MahaVishnu: fyi, since we are multiarch now it is perfectly normal to have a 32bit package on a 64bit system. In fact, we don't distribute a 64bit flashplugin-downloader package.
[20:17] <Whitor> Nevermind... I got unlazy and googled... got this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/32bit_and_64bit
[20:18] <MahaVishnu> Pici$ doesn't that version use ndiswrapper
[20:18] <vsync_> anyway that's a mixing issue
[20:19] <vsync_> alsa should have dmix on by default
[20:19] <Pici> MahaVishnu: surely you mean nspluginwrapper?
[20:19] <MahaVishnu> I guess so. Im not a programmer just a user.
[20:20] <RamtinA> hello there.i have a question about screenlets
[20:20] <MahaVishnu> and when I got rid of the flashplugin-downloader/installer packages my audio stopped freezing on 11.10 64bit so I figured it might help him t oo since he is on 64bit no harm in installing the correct one for his arch
[20:20] <RamtinA> i installed Lyrics but it don't work ! it just show me "Searching"
[20:21] <RamtinA> What should i do?
[20:22] <NeedBeckUP> HEllo all
[20:22] <NeedBeckUP> Guys
[20:22] <g0th> ÿMahaVishnu: isn't this this apt bug issue about always 2 version of one package showing up, one i386 and one from something else I forgot...
[20:22] <RamtinA> NeedBeckUP: hello!
[20:22] <NeedBeckUP> Who wanna help me can not install Nvidia 210 driver
[20:23] <NeedBeckUP> always when i check unknow
[20:23] <NeedBeckUP> hellp ramtina
[20:23] <NeedBeckUP> HEllo Ramtina
[20:24] <MahaVishnu> g0th$ no. I had those packages that you have installed on 64bit also. it happened somehow when I upgraded from 11.04 to 11.10. you dont ned those packages. you need the adobe one
[20:24] <DeltaEpsilon> loving Ubuntu :-)
[20:24] <g0th> MahaVishnu: !! thx
[20:24] <g0th> MahaVishnu: so I remove the two and install what?
[20:24] <Phr0zen> Who goes?
[20:25] <MahaVishnu> g0th$ scroll up I told you everything to do. only thing after you edit the sources.list I forgot you need to do a sudo apt-get update
[20:26] <NeedBeckUP> Nvidia 210 unknow
[20:26] <hanasaki> what would cause udev to rename eth0 to eth2 on boot? there is only one NIC
[20:26] <NeedBeckUP> MR Mahavishnu
[20:26] <MahaVishnu> idk?
[20:27] <DeltaEpsilon> love ubuntu
[20:27] <DeltaEpsilon> :-)
[20:27] <NeedBeckUP> Would you help me
[20:27] <g0th> ah ok
[20:27] <MahaVishnu> NeedBeckUP$ I would but I don't know the answer especially if you only got one nic.
[20:27] <g0th> It was not yellow because you didnt write my name, sorry missed the last message
[20:27] <g0th> this might solve a lot of issues, thanks a lot
[20:27] <raptor_> ola a todos
[20:27] <NeedBeckUP> hmmm
[20:28] <szal> NeedBeckUP: perhaps you should start making sense first..  and while you're at it, try to type more than 4 words in one line ;)
[20:28]  * _UsUrPeR_ tips his hat
[20:28] <_UsUrPeR_> hey all. I am working with a fakeRAID in 10.04
[20:28] <_UsUrPeR_> I want to know how to install grub on the "secondary" hard drive so that I can boot when either drive dies
[20:28] <_UsUrPeR_> right now, if the server will boot off one drive, the other drops to initramfs
[20:29] <MahaVishnu> NeedBeckUP$ you can change it  back.... edit /etc/udev/rules.d$ cat 70-persistent-net.rules
[20:29] <_UsUrPeR_> meaning that it did not have a grub installation in the boot partition
[20:29] <_UsUrPeR_> any help would be appreciated
[20:29] <MahaVishnu> _UsUrPeR_$ sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[20:29] <_UsUrPeR_> MahaVishnu: that's it, huh? ok
[20:30] <MahaVishnu> _UsUrPeR_$ I think so? might need an sudo update-initramfs -u
[20:30] <NeedBeckUP> Well Sorry , i have 2 days trying to install my Nvidia g210 but always unknown when i check  from information system
[20:30] <_UsUrPeR_> MahaVishnu: ok, 10.04... this is using grub2. Is that implied in grub-install?
[20:30] <szal> NeedBeckUP: what is unknown?
[20:30] <MahaVishnu> NeedBeckUP$ idk what a g210 is is that a newer or an older card ?
[20:30] <MahaVishnu> _UsUrPeR_$ yea
[20:30] <_UsUrPeR_> k, cool
[20:30] <NeedBeckUP> NEw one
[20:30] <szal> NeedBeckUP: new what?
[20:31] <NeedBeckUP> card
[20:31] <Pici> !who | NeedBeckUP
[20:31] <MahaVishnu> NeedBeckUP$ tried using that additional drivers program to auto install them from nvidia ?
[20:31] <Jordan_U> _UsUrPeR_: By the time you get to an initramfs shell grub has successfully done its job.
[20:31] <NeedBeckUP> yep already
[20:31] <szal> NeedBeckUP: lspci -vv | pastebinit <- paste URL here
[20:31] <_UsUrPeR_> Jordan_U: so why doesn't the server boot? I want it operating in degraded state
[20:31] <MahaVishnu> NeedBeckUP$ and whats the exact error you get / problem ?
[20:32] <ehsan_> im connected to my wireless modem, now how can connect to internet ??
[20:32] <MahaVishnu> Jordan_U$ so you dont need to update-initramfs when update grub?
[20:32] <MahaVishnu> someone taught me to always do both. thats only reason I tell people
[20:32] <BusyBox> i can't boot the ubuntu
[20:33] <Jordan_U> _UsUrPeR_: It sounds like dmraid is configured not to allow use of a degraded array. I try to avoid FakeRAID myself so I don't know how to configure it to do otherwise, but that hopefully can point you in the right direction.
[20:33] <NeedBeckUP> MahaVishnu: Proprietary driver with 3D acceleration for NVIDIA graphics cards. essential
[20:33] <NeedBeckUP> ubottu: thanks you for the information
[20:34] <_UsUrPeR_> Jordan_U: au contraire: One of these drives will boot in a degraded array. The other one hands at initramfs
[20:34] <MahaVishnu> NeedBeckUP$ is X failing to start? did the driver installation fail? what is the EXACT issue.
[20:34] <Jordan_U> MahaVishnu: No, update-initramfs and update-grub are very different commands.
[20:34] <_UsUrPeR_> if that is considered "normal operation", that's kind of sad isn't it?
[20:34] <MahaVishnu> good to know ;-)
[20:34] <Jordan_U> _UsUrPeR_: Then I don't know. Sorry.
[20:34] <_UsUrPeR_> Jordan_U, no problem. I'll figure something out
[20:35] <NeedBeckUP> MahaVishnu: i can install and reboot but when i check from infromation system the GC unknown
[20:35] <Jordan_U> MahaVishnu: And grub-install and update-grub are also very different commands.
[20:35] <MahaVishnu> Jordan_U$ yea that much I know. but I am always happy to get new info.
[20:36] <MahaVishnu> !initramfs
[20:36] <szal> [21:31:38] <szal> NeedBeckUP: lspci -vv | pastebinit <- paste URL here
[20:37] <NeedBeckUP> szal: what should i post there ?
[20:37] <szal> m(
[20:37] <NeedBeckUP> szal: i mean past wich url you mean
[20:38] <MahaVishnu> NeedBeckUP$ he gave you an exact command.
[20:38] <MahaVishnu> just copy paste it in to terminal
[20:38] <szal> NeedBeckUP: the URL that gets spewed out when executing the above command
[20:38] <DeltaEpsilon> hi
[20:39] <DeltaEpsilon> what alternatives are there for Adobe Illustrator for Ubuntu?
[20:39] <Jordan_U> DeltaEpsilon: inkscape and Xara Extreme are two I can think of.
[20:40] <NeedBeckUP> szal: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[20:40] <szal> NeedBeckUP: then do that
[20:40] <NeedBeckUP> szal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/769406/
[20:41] <ehsan_> im connected to my wireless modem, now how can connect to internet ??
[20:41] <szal> NeedBeckUP: Kernel driver in use: nvidia <- in other words: it works
[20:43] <NeedBeckUP> szal: Really ? :( so why i see in system infromation unknown
[20:43] <MahaVishnu> NeedBeckUP$ lsmod | grep nvidia
[20:44] <DeltaEpsilon> Jordan_U, can't find it in the repo
[20:44] <BrewNo> why do i keep getting Segmentation fault/Segmentation fault reading... 0% when using apt-get or aptitude install?
[20:45] <NeedBeckUP> MahaVishnu: nvidia              10390874  50
[20:45] <Jordan_U> DeltaEpsilon: The package names are "inkscape" and "xaralx".
[20:45] <szal> NeedBeckUP: unless you have any problem w/ graphics, why do you care?
[20:46] <NeedBeckUP> szal: Trying FPs
[20:46] <BrewNo> why do i keep getting Segmentation fault/Segmentation fault reading... 0% when using apt-get or aptitude install?
[20:47] <ehsan_> im connected to my wireless modem, now how can connect to internet ??
[20:47] <lowbudgetlaptops> how do i become a ubuntu certified system administrator
[20:49] <hhh81> please someone register in thepiratebay.org for me using my email because that site is banned in italy where i am from.
[20:49] <NeedBeckUP> Thanks for information and good by Mr MahaVishnu  and Mr szal
[20:49] <szal> !ot | hhh81
[20:49] <hhh81> i have windows 7
[20:49] <MahaVishnu> troll
[20:49] <szal> hhh81: even more off-topic
[20:50] <omido> hi
[20:50] <hhh81> i can view tpb with proxy but i can't register there query me please
[20:50] <hhh81> please someone register in thepiratebay.org for me using my email because that site is banned in italy where i am from.
[20:51] <ikonia> hhh81: stop now
[20:51] <kyan> Hello. I plugged my external hard drive into a Mac. It was FAT32 formatted. After working with it and then remounting it, it was empty (instead of containing the data it should have). I'm not normally a Mac user. How can I fix this????
[20:51] <hhh81> you have a direct access to tpb come on
[20:51] <ikonia> kyan: try ##apple for mac support
[20:51] <MonkeyDust> kyan  i guess you better ask that in a mac channel
[20:52] <llutz> kyan: no hidden folders on that drive?
[20:52] <kyan> ok, thanks.
[20:52] <ikonia> hhh81: this is your final warning. Do NOT ask again
[20:52] <kyan> llutz: no. All gone.
[20:52] <kyan> MonkeyDust, ikonia: ok, thanks.
[20:52] <MonkeyDust> hhh81  piratebay is illegal
[20:52] <MahaVishnu> no its not, but its offtopic here
[20:53] <kyan> I was looking at it in TestDisk through Ubuntu is why I asked here :-D
[20:53] <brightspark> kyan, if you use it in the mac does it still appear empty, or only to ubuntu?
[20:53] <kyan> Apparently I'm banned from ##apple.
[20:53] <kyan> Why would that be?
[20:53] <omido> i've downloaded ATI Propritary Graphics driver from AMD's website which is a .run file. how can i install it ?
[20:53] <kyan> brightspark: empty in either.
[20:53] <ikonia> !register | kyan
[20:53] <brightspark> kyan, you probably need to register to use ##apple
[20:54] <ikonia> kyan: you need to register
[20:54] <kyan> brightspark: There are still some 'mac files' in it though (.Trashes, ._.Trashes, ._DS_STORE, etc)
[20:54] <kyan> Um, I am registered.
[20:54] <kyan> And identified…
[20:54] <kyan> I thought at any rate
[20:55] <Crash_O-D> dmd -run build_rabcdasm
[20:55] <Crash_O-D> swffile.d(246): Error: cannot implicitly convert expression (tag.data.length) of type ulong to uint | how can i fix this error?
[20:55] <llutz> kyan: you should find your files in one of those Trash*    (thats why i asked about hidden dirs)
[20:55] <pneftali> hi guys -- i'm using xchat, anyone knows how to setup highlights with sound/mp3 ?
[20:55] <pneftali> i'm using xchat 2.8.6
[20:55] <kyan> The only directory is .Trashes.
[20:56] <brightspark> kyan, what are its contents?
[20:56] <kyan> Within it, there are two empty directories: 503 and 504. There are three files: ._503, ._504, and ._DS_Store.
[20:56] <guntbert> kyan: they obvioulsly don't allow webchat
[20:56] <kyan> guntbert: Aah, ok
[20:56] <kyan> I'll have to find another client then.
[20:57] <kyan> ._.Trashes is a file, 4096 bytes.
[20:57] <yada> #elasticsearch
[20:57] <kyan> None of the files anywhere on the drive is over 10K.
[21:00] <automagic> Hi
[21:00] <guntbert> hi automagic -  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[21:01] <automagic> Not really
[21:01] <automagic> I have a question regarding http request headers
[21:01] <BrewNo> why do i keep getting Segmentation fault/Segmentation fault reading... 0% when using apt-get or aptitude install?
[21:02] <youlysses> Hey guys I'm helping a friend install ubuntu on a HP-Mini-210-3000 and evidentially it keeps kernel panicing , for no aparent reasons. Possible explinations?
[21:02] <Pici> automagic: Depending on what you're trying to do with them, there are a number of channels where that would be more on-topic.
[21:02] <automagic> I'm writing a webcrawler and I can't find any request header where I could put some contact information in case the crawler doesn't behave well. Do you know if such a header exists?
[21:02] <Pici> !alis | automagic this might help
[21:03] <automagic> Ok, I'll try. Thanks
[21:03] <DeltaEpsilon> can some one recommend me a web interface to manage kvm virtual machines on ubuntu?
[21:04] <sp4z> does anyone know if there is a thunderbird channel that i can ask a specific question in?
[21:05] <omido> i've downloaded ATI Propritary Graphics driver from AMD's website which is a .run file. how can i install it ?
[21:05] <BrewNo> why do i keep getting Segmentation fault/Segmentation fault reading... 0% when using apt-get or aptitude install? [complete ubuntu noob]
[21:05] <alex__> hello
[21:05] <sokak> hello everyone
[21:06] <sokak> i have a trivial question, there is a quick and dirty shell way to see whats making my hdd spin?
[21:07] <sln45_> I have a fresh install of oneiric and even though I have both unity-lens-applications and unity-lens-files neither are in my toolbar. How can I put them there?
[21:07] <MeQuerSat> sokak: I'd check "top" for cpu usage (might coincide with hdd access)
[21:09] <sokak> MeQuerSat, i tried that yet, sometimes happens i see my hdd overspin for brief period. Making tracker sleep oftens fix it, some other times it continues for few minutes, but the trackerd is quiet. I was just curious.
[21:09] <kyan> I'm not hearing anything on ##apple… any other channels to try?
[21:10] <sokak> MeQuerSat, im just hungry for shell tricks :)
[21:10] <xxiao> anyone here tried scst fcoe on ubuntu
[21:10] <llutz> !info atsar  |sokak this might help
[21:11] <sokak> llutz, ubottu, thank you both, im going to see
[21:12] <Gentoo64> sokak, what do you mean make it spin? as in activity, or spin down / up ?
[21:12] <sokak> Gentoo64, activity :) I guess is normal and legit activity, but checking is fun
[21:12] <Gentoo64> theres a prog called iotop
[21:12] <Gentoo64> that will show io activity
[21:13] <Gentoo64> theres a top for everything :)
[21:13] <Timmmm> Hi, where can I put .desktop files in my user directory so they show up in the unity menu?
[21:14] <sokak> kudos Gentoo64, that seems what i was looking for :D
[21:14] <Gentoo64> Timmmm, im not sure. maybe local/share/applications
[21:14] <MeQuerSat> thanks Gentoo64
[21:14] <Mert> Hello!
[21:15] <Timmmm> Gentoo64: Thanks, I'll try it.
[21:15] <Gentoo64> MeQuerSat, huh?
[21:15] <MeQuerSat> iotop suggestion ;)
[21:15] <Mert> I have a question: I have installed Xubuntu on Windows 7 and I installes here Aircrack-ng too.
[21:15] <wamty> anybody know a good way to change mouse focus behavior in unity?
[21:15] <Mert> Did anonyone can help me how I can use it?
[21:16] <sokak> Gentoo64, that is going to fix a lot of things for me. I can log both top and iotop and check what makes my box hardfreeze sometimes ^^
[21:16] <Gentoo64> Mert, try google or youtube
[21:16] <Gentoo64> sokak, leave tail -g /var/log/messages on too
[21:16] <Gentoo64> tail -f*
[21:16] <sokak> :)
[21:16] <Gentoo64> or /var/log/kern.log
[21:16] <wamty> anyonee?
[21:16] <wamty> ?
[21:18] <sokak> Gentoo64, i guess i know yet whats freezing me. I tried on a partition the last version of ubuntu (since im sticking to maverick) so i guess there is something going fuzzy in Maverick kernel+nvidia module, since when all freezes happens either that electricsheep is running or i just leave browsers open with heavy flash stuff going
[21:18] <sokak> (ah, in oneiric is not happening ofc)
[21:18] <Gentoo64> hard to say
[21:19] <sokak> Im just too lazy to switch :|
[21:19] <Gentoo64> does the entire system proper freeze>
[21:19] <Gentoo64> or just the keyboard
[21:20] <sokak> total deadlock - no way to summon a terminal, no ssh access, no mouse, just a happy green screen, neither reisub works
[21:20] <Gentoo64> plain green screen?
[21:20] <Neosano> ctrl+alt+f2 ?
[21:21] <sokak> sometimes black - but sometimes when electric sheep starts i have greenflakes
[21:21] <Gentoo64> well if you can see it, leave the /var/log open in a terminal
[21:21] <Gentoo64> sounds like nvidia
[21:21] <Gentoo64> try it with noubeau maybe
[21:21] <sokak> yeah, i had an heartache thinking my 570 was burnt
[21:22] <Gentoo64> nouveau
[21:22] <sokak> tried on another box - runs smoothly
[21:22] <Gentoo64> nah its probbly just a driver thing. impossible for me to say though
[21:22] <Gentoo64> could be anything
[21:22] <jackl98> please could help me, i have disabled my logon password in Ubuntu 11.10 and now i cant chnage it again or download new software!!!!
[21:22] <sokak> i guess youre right - i just have a crawl adsl, a whole update will take a couple of days -.-
[21:23] <wamty> anybody know a good way to change mouse focus behavior in unity?
[21:23] <sokak> Gentoo64, when ill feel like unity or gnome 3, prolly ill update from scratch and get rid of those hangs
[21:24] <conntrack> haha
[21:25] <sokak> I like my linux as i like my girl - full of flaws and caprices - still able to keep up with me.
[21:29] <Rictoo_> hey guys, how can i mute sound from terminal?
[21:29] <usr13> Rictoo_: alsamixer
[21:29] <Rictoo_> setting rainymood for tonight, wanna sleep 1800; mute sound; :)
[21:29] <Rictoo_> usr13, without user interaction possible?
[21:29] <usr13> Rictoo_: Oh, well, dono
[21:30] <usr13> sound for a particular app?
[21:31] <Rictoo> usr13, doesn't matter
[21:31] <Rictoo> global would be fine
[21:31] <Ed_Money>  I am trying to create a bootable Windows 7 USB stick from Ubuntu. I have the iso file... anyone know what to do next?
[21:32] <tp43> Ed_Money, you have to format the disk, and copy the iso somehow
[21:33] <dr_willis> Ed_Money:  i THINK you can dd the iso to the flash...
[21:33] <tp43> Ed_Money, there are some mstools, you might need to make dosfs
[21:33] <dr_willis> Ed_Money:  you may want to ask in #windows
[21:33] <DeltaEpsilon> what is the command to list all loaded kernel modules?
[21:33] <dr_willis> DeltaEpsilon:  lsmod
[21:33] <MeQuerSat> Anyone know a way to add directories to be accessed by vsftpd after a chroot?
[21:34] <tp43> Is it safe to remove Unity & Gnome 3?
[21:34] <dr_willis> tp43:  what are you going to use instead?
[21:34] <tp43> xfce
[21:34] <dr_willis> tp43:  go for it :)
[21:34] <egospell> which licence are the wallpaper of ubuntu ?
[21:34] <DeltaEpsilon> dr_willis, I thought so. but.. that command list my hdd
[21:35] <DeltaEpsilon> -Name:~$ /bin/lsmod
[21:35] <DeltaEpsilon> /dev/sda1: SEC_TYPE="msdos" UUID="2D3C-2E12" TYPE="vfat"
[21:35] <DeltaEpsilon> /dev/sda2: UUID="0b2326c3-2e37-4f68-a69a-8b25aaf2c627" TYPE="ext4"
[21:35] <raven> 11.10 xfce - openbve not running with messages filename not known and something else. any ideas?
[21:35] <tp43> but thing is, xfce is running slow in 1 respect I noticed, and I think it is due to unity or gnome 3, namely when I right click the desktop, there is a delay before the menu shows up
[21:35] <axisys> mount.nfs4 192.168.0.24:/share /mnt
[21:35] <axisys> mount.nfs4: No such device
[21:35] <axisys> ?
[21:35] <DeltaEpsilon> dr_willis, something very wrong with my system
[21:35] <axisys> what is wrong with mount command?
[21:35] <dr_willis> DeltaEpsilon:  i just do 'lsmod' and its defaintly showsing the modules
[21:36] <DeltaEpsilon> I think I screwed up my system
[21:36] <DeltaEpsilon> dr_willis, how do I reinstall lsmod?
[21:36] <dr_willis> DeltaEpsilon:  no idea.. how did you break it?
[21:36] <DeltaEpsilon> dr_willis, not sure...
[21:36] <brightspark> egospell, It probably varies from image to image, but some are under the commercial commons license
[21:36] <DeltaEpsilon> dr_willis, I was messing around with openqrm
[21:36] <DeltaEpsilon> :-(
[21:36] <brightspark> egospell, *creative commons
[21:37] <dr_willis> !info openqrm
[21:37] <litefyre> o.0
[21:37] <DeltaEpsilon> dr_willis, where do I get the original lsmod for my system? 11.10 amd64
[21:37] <urlin2u> Ed_Money, make the stick a ntfs with a bootflag and extract to it with the archive manager.
[21:37] <dr_willis> !find lsmod
[21:37] <litefyre> how the hell did i get here? xD
[21:37] <DeltaEpsilon> upload it for me please
[21:37] <dr_willis> in not on ubuntu.
[21:38] <DeltaEpsilon> some one upload the bin lsmod from /sbin/lsmod for me please. ubuntu 11.10 amd64
[21:38] <urlin2u> Ed_Money, and don't use a non official MS iso bro.
[21:38] <Ed_Money> urlin2u: can you add more detail to how to make the stick an ntfs etc..., I have an official copy
[21:38] <raven> 11.10 xfce - openbve not running with messages filename not known and something else. any ideas?
[21:38] <Ed_Money> an official copy of windows i mean
[21:39] <brightspark> Where are the wordlists that spell-checkers use for reference?
[21:39] <dr_willis> DeltaEpsilon:  makes me wonder what else you may have broken
[21:39] <urlin2u> Ed_Money, with gparted make the partition a ntfs and the label it as boot, right click the iso and use the archive manager to exstract to it.
[21:40] <DeltaEpsilon> dr_willis, the system is still running...
[21:40] <Ed_Money> urlin2u: thanks, ill try that
[21:40] <egospell> brightspark, i read there are different arts of the cc lizenz ....... my
[21:40] <dr_willis> DeltaEpsilon:  ive seen systems 'running' after ive fdisk/deleted the partions that were in use... :)
[21:40] <dr_willis> but not for long.
[21:40] <dr_willis> night all...
[21:41] <urlin2u> Ed_Money, the multisystem usb loader at pendrivelinux works as well if you use it format the thumb to a fat32 with gparted as well it is picky on what formats the partition.
[21:41] <raven> 11.10 xfce - openbve not running with messages filename not known and something else. any ideas?
[21:41] <varikonniemi> how can i find out where totem plays a video from when i have doubleclicked the video inside an archive?
[21:41] <egospell> i will use this wallpapers in a comercial project ...... and i am unsure i can use this wallpaper .....
[21:41] <DeltaEpsilon> dr_willis, how do I reinstall a package using apt-get?
[21:42] <urlin2u> varikonniemi, it is the path to that video
[21:42] <varikonniemi> the archive manager has extracted it somewhere temporary
[21:43] <egospell> can everyone say me, if i can use the ubuntu-wallpaper in comercial videos ?
[21:43] <varikonniemi> i tried lsof but cannot comprehend the results it shows
[21:43] <DeltaEpsilon> dr_willis, now lsmod works again
[21:43] <DeltaEpsilon> but I am sure some other parts are broken
[21:43] <DeltaEpsilon> time will tell
[21:43] <urlin2u> egospell, any confirmation here would be stupid to follow.
[21:44] <raven> 11.10 xfce - openbve not running with messages filename not known and something else. any ideas?
[21:44] <Odaym> anybody know of the software that allows you to use your mouse as a pen right on the screen?
[21:44] <Odaym> it's used for instructional purposes
[21:44] <Odaym> seen it in tutorials and training videos before?
[21:44] <egospell> urlin2u, i dont want to break the licence ..... taht is evrything - and because that i ask
[21:45] <egospell> that*
[21:45] <egospell> okay - good night guys
[21:45] <brightspark> egospell, creative commons attribution share-alike
[21:45] <|Shay|> Stupid me. Running 11.10 ARM on A beagleXM. How do I add/edit users from terminal. Im used to ( in x86 ubuntu ) to adding users to /etc/sudoers but that file on the Beagle is empty for some reason. Any suggestions?
[21:45] <brightspark> egospell, read /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-artwork/copyright
[21:45] <urlin2u> egospell, this channel is a bunch of ubuntu users not canonicals legal department, use your brain.
[21:46] <brightspark> urlin2u, be nice :)
[21:46] <|Shay|> Stupid me. Running 11.10 ARM on A beagleXM. How do I add/edit **Root Users** users from terminal. Im used to ( in x86 ubuntu ) to adding users to /etc/sudoers but that file on the Beagle is empty for some reason. Any suggestions?
[21:46] <urlin2u> brightspark, some times it takes a dope slap bro.
[21:46] <|Shay|> oops.
[21:47] <mkanyicy> |Shay|, try 'sudo visudo'
[21:47] <jtreminio> Hello all, I'm trying to install skype and get the following problem from the software center: http://pastebin.com/9qdpYkqg
[21:47] <|Shay|> mkanyicy: Thanks, one sex
[21:47] <|Shay|> *Sec
[21:48] <|Shay|> Typing fail
[21:48] <i_is_broke> hh
[21:48] <Neosano> jtreminio, which ubuntu version?
[21:48]  * |Shay| has to wait for a program to finish compiling.
[21:48] <jtreminio> Neosano, 11.10, 64 bit
[21:48] <mkanyicy> |Shay|, I can see, the c and x buttons are neighbours, :)
[21:48] <brightspark> Where are the wordlists that spell-checkers use for reference?
[21:49] <Neosano> jtreminio, would this comand from terminal result with the same error? sudo apt-get install skype
[21:49] <urlin2u> brightspark, you need another dictionary?
[21:50] <brightspark> urlin2u, I'm actually just looking for one of the pre-installed ones
[21:50] <jtreminio> Neosano, that installs it correctly, but then I can't open
[21:50] <raven> 11.10 xfce - openbve not running with messages filename not known and something else. any ideas?
[21:50] <Neosano> jtreminio, can't open skype?
[21:50] <jtreminio> Neosano, skype: error while loading shared libraries: libQtDBus.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[21:50] <brightspark> urlin2u, but I don't know where they reside on my system
[21:50] <duderinho> id like to have the options of each window directly in the window.. not the taskbar.. how can i set this up?
[21:50] <jtreminio> Neosano, Google says to uninstall Skype and try doing it from the software center ... but then I wind up at the beginning.
[21:51] <duderinho> like in empathie "rooms" etc
[21:51] <mkanyicy> jtreminio how did you install skype?
[21:51] <Neosano> jtreminio, what if you try this? sudo apt-get install libqtdbus4-perl
[21:51] <mcphail> brightspark: there aren't dictionary files as such
[21:51] <mkanyicy> jtreminio: i think you have to do a 'sudo apt-get install multiarch-support' first
[21:52] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, and then 'sudo apt-get install skype:i386'
[21:52] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, im using 64bit too
[21:52] <Neosano> mkanyicy, oh, right!
[21:52] <jtreminio> sudo apt-get install libqtdbus4-perl: http://pastebin.com/We1smVtk
[21:52] <jtreminio> Neosano, sudo apt-get install libqtdbus4-perl: http://pastebin.com/We1smVtk
[21:53] <BrewNo> hey, does anyone know?
[21:53] <BrewNo> why do i keep getting Segmentation fault/Segmentation fault reading... 0% when using apt-get or aptitude install? [complete ubuntu noob]
[21:53] <jtreminio> mkanyicy, same output: http://pastebin.com/We1smVtk
[21:54] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, why are you installing libqtdbus4-perl directly?
[21:54] <jtreminio> mkanyicy, I had a bad repo, docky dev, that was messing up my apt. I couldn't install anything, so had to remove that repo, and update, which removed a bunch of programs. Now I'm here
[21:54] <BrewNo> wait, nvm, new error: FATAL -> Failed to fork.
[21:55] <sanjayb> BrewNo: this is when you are trying apt-get install on a particular package, or any package you try to install?
[21:56] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, but yet still, you rather re-install the apps that need the libraries and let those app installs be the ones that pull the libraries
[21:57] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, instead of installing libraries directly
[21:57] <BrewNo> sanjayb, only tried one
[21:57] <BrewNo> i'll try another
[21:57] <|Anthony|> i'm planning a multi-boot setup (various versions of ubuntu, various windows versions, and possibly some other *nix variants) and am now considering partition management. Is it recommended to separate /boot /usr /var /tmp and the like? and is it possible for any of the os's to share some partitions (/tmp or /boot even)?
[21:57] <jtreminio> mkanyicy, I rebooted and my Unity 3D option is gone :\
[21:57] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, anyway, back to the question at hand, is your problem just skype or something else as well?
[21:57] <jtreminio> mkanyicy, so I'm thinking a bunch of necessary things were removed.
[21:57] <Neosano> jtreminio, be happy :D :D
[21:57] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, ok i get you
[21:57] <CharminTheMoose> hey all, I'm running ubuntu 11.04 and suddenly my development files seem to have changed, to the point where I can't compile any x code without it spewing warnings, where previously there were none, and in some cases, errors. What could've changed on my system?
[21:58] <BrewNo> sanjayb, i tried sudo apt-get upgrade, got the same fatal error
[21:58] <jtreminio> mkanyicy, well, flash was removed, but I've reinstalled that correctly. Unit 3D is gone... and skype as well. I'm sure other things but i haven't noticed.
[21:58] <mkanyicy> jtlap, it is more serious than I thought
[21:58] <CharminTheMoose> and I'm talking about the usr/include headers
[21:58] <jtreminio> Neosano, I prefer 2D but I did notice 3D was gone.
[21:58] <jtlap> ??
[21:59] <sanjayb> BrewNo: can you try 'sudo apt-get update' and do you get any errors?
[21:59] <Jordan_U> |Anthony|: I would highly recommend against separating partitions, and don't try to share /boot/.
[21:59] <BrewNo> update works fine sanjayb
[21:59] <BrewNo> 52 aktualisiert, 0 neu installiert, 0 zu entfernen und 2 nicht aktualisiert.
[21:59] <BrewNo> FATAL -> Failed to fork.
[21:59] <BrewNo> ^ that's what i get from upgrade
[22:00] <BrewNo> (yes, it's in german, i still need to find a way to change that)
[22:00] <sanjayb> BrewNo: wow, hm. ubuntu what version?
[22:00] <BrewNo> sanjayb 10.04 minimal 32 bit
[22:00] <jtreminio> mkanyicy, I figured I probably broke the system somehow. I don't want to format and start from scratch, but if that's my only option I'm prepared.
[22:01] <sanjayb> BrewNo: ah, how much RAM do you have, and, have you allocated swap space?
[22:02] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, Im not sure maybe some more clued up folks here know but there should be some application 'meta' that you should try to reinstall which represents the unity desktop
[22:02] <BrewNo> 256mb ram and 256mb swap i think
[22:02] <CharminTheMoose> ahh, scratch that, turns out there was an uncommented character at the start of the c file.
[22:02] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, back in the day I would say do 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop'
[22:02] <|Anthony|> Jordan_U, not even for /home or /tmp
[22:03] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, now I dont know what is the equivalent of that
[22:03] <jtreminio> mkanyicy, psychocats says it's install ubuntu-desktop
[22:03] <sanjayb> BrewNo: hm - it maybe a memory issue .. can you paste the output of 'free -m' ?
[22:03] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, oh, that did not work either? :0
[22:03] <jtreminio> mkanyicy, haha: ubuntu-desktop : Depends: unity but it is not going to be installed
[22:04] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, at least that is promising
[22:04] <jtreminio> unity : Depends: libglib2.0-bin
[22:04] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, now get your repositories up
[22:04] <sanjayb> BrewNo: my guess is there's a LOT of updates if its the first time you're running it on a 10.04 install, and somethings causing it to run out of ram .. if possible, increase swap space.. can you install packages individually ?
[22:04] <jtreminio> sudo apt-get update works fine.
[22:04] <sanjayb> BrewNo: like 'sudo apt-get install cowsay' ?
[22:05] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, main restricted universe multiverse partner etcetera
[22:05] <mkanyicy> jtreminio, yes but if it saying an app is not gonna be installed it means that you have not enabled all the needed repos
[22:06] <jtreminio> gotcha
[22:07] <jtreminio> hey I don't seem to have same repos >=[
[22:07] <jtreminio> wait I don't think the official repos show up in this list
[22:07] <KaiSforza> hi
[22:08] <KaiSforza> i'm trying to uninstall the fglrx drivers on my machine, and I installed them using the ATI package on their website. Does anyone know how to do this?
[22:09] <vristan> KaiSforza: What ubuntu version do you have?
[22:09] <KaiSforza> vristan I am using linux mint 12, so it is based on 11.10. thought i'd ask here.
[22:10] <yacc> Any idea what could make the X11 display flicker under CPU load (10.04LTS, nouveau driver, Phenom II 945)?
[22:11] <Monotoko> hmmm... is it possible to get the right click menu that lets me move a window to another workspace while maximized in 11.10?
[22:11] <vristan> KaiSforza: have you tried removing "--purge xorg-driver-fglrx fglrx*  " from the command line?
[22:11] <Monotoko> it works when it's not maximized... it just seems to not appear when it is
[22:12] <jtreminio> I think I'm going to just reinstall ubuntu
[22:12] <KaiSforza> vristan, no...pardon me, but i'm not terribly good with the command line yet.
[22:14] <vristan> KaiSforza: Google for "FglrxInteferesWithRadeonDriver" the first result should be the page you are interested in, specifically (Problem: Need to purge -fglrx)
[22:15] <DarkStar1> with the ubuntu default install, are ssh keys automatically generated ?
[22:15] <Arizona_Bay> anyone knows how to set up a proxy using the firefox8?
[22:15] <vristan> KaiSforza: Sometimes you can just copy and paste to the terminal, but be carefull not to break anything.
[22:15] <KaiSforza> ok.
[22:15] <Monotoko> DarkStar1, no they ain't... google "how to set up SSH keys ubuntu"
[22:15] <KaiSforza> vristan, i'm thinking about reinstalling soon, but I just want to know how to fix it if it goes crazy again.
[22:15] <DarkStar1> Monotoko: Ok. thx
[22:16] <MahaVishnu> DarkStar1$ did you sudo apt-get install openssh-server ?
[22:16] <DarkStar1> MahaVishnu: no
[22:16] <tp43> can anyone help me use my logitech wireless keyboard for ubuntu 11? cause the site http://www.hidpoint.com doesn't have driver past ubuntu 10
[22:16] <MahaVishnu> are you trying to run an ssh server on that machine ?
[22:16] <vristan> KaiSforza: If you are thinking about reinstalling, you should not worry about trying out the command. They should work fine with copy and paste, but I can't guarantee it 100%.
[22:17] <DarkStar1> MahaVishnu: no
[22:17] <MahaVishnu> ok
[22:17] <ZenGuy3111> nautilus won't search.. how can i fix it?
[22:20] <vristan> tp43: when you run $ lsusb from the terminal do you get anything related to Logitech listed?
[22:21] <lake> is there any software on linux/ubuntu to manage Samsung SCH-U640 phone? I have tried bitpim, but it does not work for me.
[22:21] <lake> is there any software on linux/ubuntu to manage Samsung SCH-U640 phone? I have tried bitpim, but it does not work for me.
[22:21] <vristan> lae; what do you mean manage? Are you planning developing with it?
[22:22] <vristan> *lake: what do you mean manage? Are you planning developing with it?
[22:22] <Antonis> what mode should I use for the documentroot of apache? I have create ~/www but when I try to install wordpress it says it could not write config.php :\
[22:22] <DarkStar1> shame to ask this but what's the CLI utility for viewing NIC details? it's not ifconfig :)
[22:22] <lake> vristan: i want to be able to sync contacts, mainly
[22:22] <DarkStar1> hang on; wrong distro
[22:22] <vristan> Antonis: usually it is located in /var/www/ if you installed lamp
[22:23] <TTilus> lake: tried gnokii? it had support for bunch of samsungs
[22:23] <TTilus> lake: and then theres gammu
[22:23] <Antonis> vristan, no I installed each package myself and it runs well I mean I changed the path to /home/username/www but I have this permission problem and can't understand why
[22:23] <MahaVishnu> DarkStar1$ ethtool
[22:24] <DarkStar1> MahaVishnu: forgot the remote distro is CentOS
[22:24] <vristan> Antonis: What errors are you getting? Have you tried $chmod 755 -R  to your ~/www folder?
[22:24] <MahaVishnu> DarkStar1$ ah. see if it's ethtool if you want to look at low level nic details
[22:25] <MahaVishnu> pretty common for linux
[22:25] <Antonis> vristan, that's what I was asking (maybe didn't explain well) is it 755? let me check
[22:25] <DarkStar1> MahaVishnu: Nope. no ethtool
[22:25] <MahaVishnu> DarkStar1$ oh well. youll figure it out
[22:26] <Antonis> vristan, it still says it can't create the config file and that I have to create it myself :\
[22:27] <MahaVishnu> DarkStar1$ btw you *can* use ethtool for centos
[22:28] <vristan> Antonis:  Try $ sudo chmod 775 -R ~/www  , if not try 777 (which is insecure but just for testing purpose).
[22:28] <jakr> What is the terminal command to run a program?
[22:28] <DarkStar1> MahaVishnu: and ifconfig too. turns out that the path variables are different for non-root users :D
[22:28] <MahaVishnu> DarkStar1$ ic
[22:29] <lake> TTilus: hmm. seems gnokii support a bunch of nokias. only 3 samsungs are listed on the wiki.
[22:29] <Antonis> vristan, 777 worked
[22:30] <Antonis> but it shouldn't be 777 :\
[22:30] <vristan> Antonis: great, know try reverting it back to 775 or 755... And check if it still up and running.
[22:31] <vristan> jakr: you could use $ program_name &  , example $ firefox & , to open a program from the terminal
[22:31] <lake> TTilus: thanks for the info. i will try hard to make it work for me.
[22:31] <Antonis> vristan, in theory it would but what if I want to make changes to files (through wordpress) like themes etc.
[22:32] <Antonis> and why do I have to change permission to 777 when I have the dir in my home dir?
[22:32] <jakr> vristan: command not found
[22:32] <ubuntu_mint> ubuntu or mint, to be or not to be, what will you be ?
[22:33] <vristan> Antonis: I am not a wordpress expert, but I am am assuming that it needed 777 to create the  config file. I believe you should still be able to change files.
[22:33] <Nach0z> lol.
[22:34] <vristan> Antonis: If not google for wordpress permissions and check what folders/files need special permissions to be modified.
[22:34] <Antonis> vristan, will do thank you =)
[22:34] <vristan> jakr: you have to make sure you got the program installed and you are using the correct name.
[22:34] <MahaVishnu> Antonis$ you can write to your own home dir ?
[22:34] <vristan> Antonis: You bet.
[22:35] <jakr> vristan: where is the src directory?
[22:36] <Antonis> MahaVishnu, yes
[22:36] <Antonis> I create files and remove them etc. :P
[22:36] <MahaVishnu> Antonis$ but you cannot save files from wordpress ?
[22:37] <vristan> jakr: /usr/local/src
[22:37] <somsip> Antonis:  for wordpress you need to have the root wordpress folder owned by the user that runs the apache server, usualy www-data
[22:37] <somsip> Antonis: so chmod -R www-data:ubuntu wordpress
[22:37] <Antonis> somsip, only for installation or throughout the use of it?
[22:38] <somsip> Antonis: for use - it's a bit weird like that
[22:38] <somsip> An you make it safe by changing all dirs to 770 and all files to 660
[22:38] <Antonis> hod do I add the user antonis to the group www-data as well ?
[22:38] <somsip> Antonis: usermod -a -G www-data antonis
[22:39] <somsip> Antonis: change all subdirs: find . -type d -print0 | xargs -0 sudo chmod 770
[22:39] <alex__> is there
[22:39] <Antonis> somsip, and do I have to mode each file/folder I create??
[22:39] <alex__> is there a command i can use to get java 7 on ubu
[22:39] <somsip> Antonis: change all sub files: find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 sudo chmod 660
[22:39] <alex__> how can i get java jre on ubu
[22:39] <alex__> aptana wont open
[22:39] <somsip> Antonis: if you do those, everything shouls work fine including uploads, upgrades, new templates/plugins, etc
[22:40] <alex__> i downloaded java 7 .rpm, but executing it just says failed dependencies
[22:40] <andres_> Hola todos, un amigo me dijo que me metiera aquí para pedir ayuda...  espero no moleste
[22:40] <andres_> ups sorry, this is in english
[22:40] <meerkats> Can i programm my scanner to scan every 5 seconds with xsane or simple scan? I need to scan a 800 page book
[22:40] <Antonis> somsip, that for whole www folder or only for wordpress?
[22:40] <aj00200> is it possible to download a copy of intrid.img somehwere? My version seems to have broken during the last kernel upgrade.
[22:41] <somsip> Antonis: just for wordpress. You can leave /var/www as root:www-data and 770 which is safe enough
[22:41] <andres_> I'll be back later to see If I can pick your brains, I need a little help.
[22:41] <perezd> hey, does anyone have any pointers for upgrading the version of stop-start-daemon installed in ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[22:41] <perezd> I really want log file support
[22:41] <brightspark> meerkats, that is likely to depend on the firmware for the scanner.  Can you initiate a scan from the command line?
[22:42] <meerkats> brightspark, I have never done that
[22:42] <Antonis> somsip, now it says forbidden when I try to access it :P
[22:43] <somsip> Antonis: access through web browser? Tell me what perms you have on there now
[22:43] <brightspark> meerkats, if the scanner doesn't let you manually initiate a single scan, you will probably be unable to make it scan on a schedule.
[22:44] <Antonis> somsip, ~/www is 770 , and files and folders according to the two commands you gave me. I also added my user (antonis) to www-data as you told me
[22:44] <meerkats> brightspark, not everything is lost, xsane shows a "number to scan" option, there must be something that allows the user to specify the time in between each scanning
[22:44] <meerkats> brightspark, "number of pages to scan"
[22:45] <somsip> Antonis: I didn't tell you to add your user to www-data - you asked how to do that. But it should make no difference. This is off topic so can we go to private msg?
[22:45] <Antonis> somsip, of course
[22:46] <brightspark> meerkats, is xsane a command-line utility?
[22:46] <perezd> so, start-stop-daemon not sure how to upgrade this system component…any pointers on where to even look?
[22:47] <alex__> Are programs supposed to just install into /home
[22:47] <alex__> for example: home/alex/Aptana Studio
[22:48] <alex__> is that where they suposed to go? or did i miss the option to choose
[22:48] <meerkats> brightspark, no
[22:49] <brightspark> meerkats, I suggest you look through whatever documentation you can find on it then.  Since it's not command-line, its man page might not be very helpful, but it's a starting point.
[22:49] <alex__> is that where they suposed to go? or did i miss the option to choose
[22:49] <alex__> for example: home/alex/Aptana Studio
[22:49] <andres_> Hi Guys...  i need help to fix a suspend/sleep issue in my lenovo s10-3 with 11.10
[22:49] <go87654> hello. where I can found run-file after making from tar.gz ?
[22:50] <LinuXMint> alguin conoce el canal irc de ubuntu en español
[22:50] <LinuXMint> ?
[22:50] <escott> !es | LinuXMint
[22:51] <alex__> is this channel the most chaotic useless thing ever?
[22:51] <andres_> Maybe I can come back later to see if you guys can help me???
[22:51] <alex__> yes andres_ , later will be perfect
[22:52] <alex__> were all going to prepare for later when you come back
[22:52] <EvilResistance> alex__:  if you dont like it you dont need to be in here.  there's other forms of support
[22:52] <yamahaalex37> i just pointed out that it seems chaotic and useless
[22:52] <LinuXMint> Gracias men
[22:53] <MahaVishnu> yamahaalex37$ programs put files in different places. the executables go in /usr/bin you can type dpkg -L packagename in a terminal to list all files of a program.
[22:53] <yamahaalex37> MahaVishnu, , i guess i did it wrong, my executable is in /home/alex/Aptana Studio
[22:53] <MahaVishnu> yamahaalex37$ thats fine?
[22:54] <yamahaalex37> i guess... but if i have a lot of programs, Documents, Workspace etc will be cluttered among them
[22:54] <MahaVishnu> yamahaalex37$ did you somehow choose to put all programs in /home/ or did you just install that one to home
[22:55] <yamahaalex37> i never chose a global default
[22:55] <yamahaalex37> i just chose the self extracting aptana download
[22:55] <yamahaalex37> and thats where it went... i think
[22:56] <MahaVishnu> thats why.
[22:56] <MahaVishnu> try to install things from ubuntu software center
[22:56] <MahaVishnu> or using apt
[22:56] <yamahaalex37> MahaVishnu, i didnt see Aptana in ubu software
[22:56] <MahaVishnu> yamahaalex37$ you can try to double click on that file or in a terminal type ./home/alex/Aptana
[22:57] <yamahaalex37> but maybe i can apt get it?
[22:57] <MahaVishnu> note the .
[22:57] <MahaVishnu> yamahaalex37$ maybe so.
[22:57] <jskh0173> #python
[22:57] <MahaVishnu> yamahaalex37$ next time don't be so rude before someone answers though.
[22:58] <yamahaalex37> rude to the channel? was just making an observation, maybe i was wrong
[22:58] <MahaVishnu>  id say you were sadly mistaken
[22:59] <MahaVishnu> we all want answers when we want them but this cannot always be the case in life. anyway. you can do a man apt to read about apt
[22:59] <pcmath> i need help
[22:59] <d4em0n> Does any body here use QQ to chat sometime??
[22:59] <webnet> pcmath | !ask
[22:59] <webnet> !ask | pcmath'
[23:00] <yamahaalex37> im ready to do this again, i have the aptana zip
[23:00] <yamahaalex37> just extract it to /bin?
[23:00] <MahaVishnu> yamahaalex37$ you dont have to..
[23:00] <yamahaalex37> ?
[23:01] <MahaVishnu> you could just move that other file to /usr/bin
[23:01] <MahaVishnu> or just run it like I told you how to.
[23:01] <yamahaalex37> oh right
[23:02] <Kayron> Hello, I have a question about network config...I'm sure it's very obvious but its driving me crazy...
[23:04] <Kayron> I'm trying to configure a server with 2 nics/IPs, I want to be reachable on both. I configured the routes fine, but it only picks one NIC until I disable it then it defaults to the other one
[23:05] <Kayron> I'm sure it's possible to do, to have two def gws and stay reachable on both
[23:05] <escott> Kayron, you need to setup some kind of load balancing on your outbound routes
[23:05] <escott> Kayron, http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2009/02/howto-setup-dual-dual-nic-bonding-on.html
[23:06] <yamahaalex37> i dont have the right permission to extract to bin
[23:06] <yamahaalex37> why wouldnt it just ask my password like normal...
[23:06] <yamahaalex37> can i get the permission while in gui
[23:07] <escott> yamahaalex37, don't extract stuff to /bin extract it to /usr/local/bin or /opt
[23:07] <MahaVishnu> yamahaalex37$ if you use gksudo 'programname'
[23:07] <brightspark> yamahaalex37, use the terminal.  "sudo cp /path/to/original.file /path/to/copy"
[23:07] <MahaVishnu> yamahaalex37$ its /usr/bin
[23:08] <yamahaalex37> i dont see usr
[23:08] <yamahaalex37> nvm
[23:08] <yamahaalex37> still no permission for that
[23:08] <yamahaalex37> wow
[23:09] <yamahaalex37> why shouldnt i have permission to usr/bin
[23:09] <MahaVishnu> cause its owned by root
[23:09] <MahaVishnu> and dont change that!
[23:09] <yamahaalex37> what programname am i trying to run as gksudo?
[23:09] <meerkats> what scaning program do you recommend under ubuntu? I see sxane has not been updated since 2010, and the devel list stopeed that year too Did they move to something better?
[23:10] <brightspark> yamahaalex37, if you really want to do it graphically, use gksudo nautilus.
[23:10] <escott> yamahaalex37, the safest thing for you to to is make a "bin" directory in your home folder and put the aptana executable there (or symlink to it). if you want other people to be able to use aptana put it in /opt or /usr/local/bin
[23:10] <escott> meerkats, there is a gnome simple-scan program
[23:11] <meerkats> escott, i need to scan 800 pages, and xsane was perfect for that
[23:11] <yamahaalex37> /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin...
[23:11] <escott> yamahaalex37, do not put anything in /usr/bin
[23:12] <meerkats> escott, which is really weird, I have used xsane without problems before, before upgrading to 11.10, could that be related?
[23:12] <kz3> how can I see my graphics card configuration in Ubuntu 11.10?
[23:13] <escott> meerkats, they might have dropped xsane in favor of one of the other guis. what did you like about xsane that you aren't able to do with simple-scan
[23:14] <meerkats> escott, choose 800 pages in a multipage project so it doesnt stop scanning and I just have to turn the pages
[23:14] <meerkats> instead of click, turn page, click, turn page
[23:14] <butat> never reading your chats
[23:15] <escott> meerkats, you could probably use a command line tool. just put a sleep in between the scans
[23:15] <meerkats> escott, not a good idea, im a total noob
[23:16] <escott> meerkats, im not clear on how any gui is going to get you around the issue of having to tell the computer when you have reposition the page to be able to scan again
[23:16] <DaZ> meerkats:  while true; do dosomething; sleep 2s; done
[23:16] <butat> unfunny
[23:16] <escott> meerkats, but you could do: for i in `seq 1 800`; do scanimage > image$i.png; sleep 15; done;
[23:17] <DaZ> uhm, or just seq :x
[23:17] <meerkats> escott, it just doesnt stop, so you have to be really fast to turn the page while the scanner goes to default position
[23:18] <meerkats> 2 seconds would be enough
[23:18] <escott> meerkats, then take out the sleep. for i in `seq -w 1 800`; do scanimage > image$i.png; done;
[23:19] <meerkats> escott, all I have tgo do is open a terminal and paste :   for i in `seq 1 800`; do scanimage > image$i.png; sleep 15; done;   ?
[23:20] <DaZ> pretty much
[23:20] <butat> lopl
[23:20] <DaZ> just adjust the sleep time :x
[23:20] <escott> meerkats, you probably want seq -w 1 800; and if you want 2 seconds that is sleep 2; but that will create image001.png image002.png in your home directory
[23:21] <meerkats> escott, im giving it a try...
[23:21] <meerkats> with 2
[23:23] <meerkats> escott, yes it works, it creates png files, and sleeps for 2 seconds, but my default viewer cannot display them: could not load "filenamehere" Fatal error reading PNG image file: Not a PNG file
[23:24] <mrdeb> what is wxgtk
[23:24] <mrdeb> ?
[23:24] <butat> you're stupid
[23:24] <mrdeb> huh
[23:24] <butat> never reading your chats
[23:25] <meerkats> escott, gimp can read em
[23:25] <escott> meerkats, i was just guessing it would create a png
[23:25] <JasonGriffee> how to diagnose screen tearing?
[23:25] <butat> you are a fat faggot
[23:25] <DaZ> meerkats: then it's in some other format
[23:25] <escott> run in terminal file image001.png and it will tell you want it actually is
[23:26] <meerkats> escott, pnm, properties says pnm
[23:27] <meerkats> indeed it is, now I can see the copies
[23:27] <escott> meerkats, you could use imagemagick's convert utility to bulk convert files to another format
[23:27] <mouseover> Is there a UI widget for volume control? Specifically, that shows the volume graph as the sound is being played ?
[23:28] <mrdeb> so what is wxgtk
[23:28] <DaZ> mrdeb: GTK+ implementation of wxWidgets API for GUI
[23:28] <DaZ> :f
[23:28] <escott> meerkats, or look at "man scanimage" to see if there is an option that outputs another format (assuming you dont want pnm)
[23:28] <butat> all you do is blog
[23:28] <meerkats> escott, i was aiming to pdf
[23:29] <escott> meerkats, im sure its possible. if not install imagemagick and run: for i in *.pnm; do convert $i `basename $i pnm`pdf; done;
[23:29] <butat> channer detected
[23:29] <mrdeb> ok daz
[23:30] <MahaVishnu> butat$ ?
[23:30] <meerkats> escott, 83 MB free space, I should really stop installing new things
[23:31] <mrdeb> wow meerkats that is low
[23:31] <butat> old meme
[23:31] <DaZ> lean the apt cache? :x
[23:31] <DaZ> clean :x
[23:32] <mody> Hi guys
[23:32] <meerkats> I believe this will solve the problem I have with xsane https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+source/hplip
[23:32] <butat> you're annoying
[23:32] <mody> my ubuntu without doing naything
[23:32] <mody> it changes some graphics
[23:32] <mody> to look bad
[23:32] <butat> tru
[23:32] <mody> anyone can help?
[23:32] <mody> when i hover on any of the left items in menu
[23:32] <MahaVishnu> butat$ why you trollin
[23:32] <butat> care detected
[23:32] <mody> it used to show a smooth title with nice shadow
[23:33] <mody> not anymore
[23:33] <mody> any idea?
[23:33] <butat> LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLLLLLLLLL
[23:34] <mody> any one?
[23:34] <Newbuntu> echo "hello girls"
[23:34] <butat> you're annoying
[23:34] <mrdeb> mody, do u use integrated gfx
[23:34] <MahaVishnu> !ops | butat
[23:34] <butat> are you still chatting
[23:35] <Newbuntu> any brazilian?
[23:35] <mody> I dont even know what is that
[23:35] <mody> ?
[23:35] <butat> didnt read
[23:36] <mody> mrdeb
[23:36] <mody> see this http://oi42.tinypic.com/4lkc9f.jpg
[23:36] <mrdeb> what
[23:36] <butat> yes hello
[23:36] <mody> also when I click on that dashboard Icon it used to show it strechted but not anymore
[23:36] <DaZ> mody: that seems to be ubuntu
[23:36] <mody> now shows it smaller to top left
[23:37] <butat> you're stupid
[23:37] <mody> ubuntu bug you mean?
[23:37] <meerkats> there is an ignore option in xchat, was it /ignore "nickhere" ?
[23:37] <mrdeb> what is the problem
[23:37] <butat> you are so annoying
[23:38] <MahaVishnu> I dont even think its a person. I think its some kind of troll-bot
[23:38] <mody> look in the image where it says Firefox web browser
[23:38] <mody> that text usually has a nicer shadow and background below it
[23:38] <mody> behind it  I mean
[23:40] <Ale1> ciao
[23:40] <mrdeb> oh i c
[23:40] <mody> anyidea what causes that?
[23:41] <mrdeb> is the 3d working.
[23:41] <mrdeb> do windows move smoothly
[23:41] <Ale1> cazzo... qui non si parla l'italiano... ciao
[23:41] <FrostZ> 1
[23:41] <mody> yes all good
[23:41] <mrdeb> maybe shadow is off bec 3d drive is not on or somehing changes in editor
[23:41] <mody> except the 4 desktops
[23:41] <mrdeb> setting
[23:41] <mody> when I switch they are not as smooth
[23:41] <mody> as before
[23:41] <mrdeb> ok
[23:42] <mrdeb> so u have third party drive installed for graphics
[23:45] <mody> actually noticed that windows no longer have shadow
[23:45] <mrdeb> ok
[23:51] <us> can anyone assist with a very random screen flicker? I am using 11.10 and have the Nvidia prop drivers. Seems like it might be mouse related sometimes? Any help?
[23:53] <sokak> Hi everyone, no one knows where i can find a good tutorial where i can find how to make context menu entries in nautilus right click menus to assign emblems to arbitrary file types?
[23:54] <mody> so do I have to re install ubuntu everytime this hapens.....
[23:54] <sokak> mody, what happened?
[23:54] <arunce> ?
[23:54] <DaZ> us: and you're probably getting lots of nvrm:xid 13 errors in the kernel log
[23:54] <mody> windows no longer have shadows
[23:54] <kaushal> Hi
[23:55] <kaushal> Please suugest about https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-server/2011-December/006016.html ?
[23:55] <kaushal> suggest*
[23:55] <mody> sokak any idea?
[23:55] <EvilResistance> kaushal:  if its a server thing, then #ubuntu-server
[23:55] <sokak> mody , i cant see how this can be related to ubuntu
[23:55] <mody> then its related ot what?
[23:55] <mody> it just happened
[23:55] <brightspark> mody, are they turned on in compiz
[23:55] <mody> rebooted and it came this way
[23:56] <mody> where is compiz?
[23:56] <sokak> mody sorry, i got it as you were dual booting and *windows side* was no longer having shadows
[23:56] <brightspark> compiz-config settings manager.  In the repositories
[23:57] <mody> correct
[23:57] <mody> I have windows side by side
[23:57] <mody> Yes I got compiz config manager
[23:57] <us> DaZ: not sure what you mean. I'm a beginner
[23:58] <meerkats> I have been installing some needed dependencies (this must be the root of my problem) but I still nedd to fix this: error: User needs to be member of group 'lp' to enable print, scan & fax.
[23:58] <meerkats> User member of group 'lpadmin'.
[23:58] <sokak> mody, sorry to ask again, but is windows or ubuntu not having windows shadows anymore?
[23:58] <mody> ubuntu
[23:58] <mody> :)
[23:58] <escott> us, open a terminal and type grep -i nvrm /var/log/kern.log
[23:59] <sokak> mody, then install the settings manager, or the compiz fusion-icon, poking there may fix that
[23:59] <brightspark> mody, the shadow controls are under the window decorations plugin in ccsm