[00:00] <washuu_de> It does not stress that if YOU don't know the answer then my question is illegal...
[00:00] <washuu_de> That FAQ...
[00:01] <washuu_de> I take a look at "ufw"
[00:02] <litropy> What chan discusses keymapping / mouse event mapping?
[00:03] <_Marshall> hi
[00:03] <_Marshall> does anyone have a minute to help me with a compiling issue?
[00:04] <Eriond> _Marshall: like, compiling a library, or something you wrote?
[00:04] <_Marshall> eh, i'm not really sure. it's nothing i wrote
[00:04] <_Marshall> mind if i PM you?
[00:04] <Eriond> sure
[00:05] <qwertz> hi, "df -h" and gparted do not detect the correct size of my harddisk.
[00:06] <Corey> qwertz: How big do they think it is, and how big is it really?
[00:07] <justin_> hey im trying to install ubuntu 10.04 on my macbook pro 8.2 but im having some issues can anyone help?
[00:07] <qwertz> it should be about 60G and only about 36G are detected.
[00:07] <SunTsu> justin_: why on earth would you install something that is 1.5 years old?
[00:07] <szal> qwertz: old machine w/ some BIOS limitation?
[00:08] <justin_> i prefer the os
[00:08]  * szal slaps SunTsu around a bit with a large LTS
[00:08] <Corey> SunTsu: Because some of us have stability requirements that "OOH, SHINY!" can't meet?
[00:08] <qwertz> Maybe the problem occured two weeks ago when my disk was full.
[00:09] <Corey> !mac
[00:09] <Corey> justin_: ^
[00:09] <qwertz> and I had to do fsck or e2fsck to be able to relogin.
[00:09] <SunTsu> Corey: on a macbook? And he didn't say LTS, did he?
[00:09] <justin_> i have spent days reading through the wikis and i can not find one tailored to my version and other versions do not work.
[00:10] <szal> SunTsu: what do you think 10.04 is?
[00:10] <justin_> i have looked through google and many forums
[00:10] <qwertz> since I am not an expert, myabe something went wrong with fsck or e2fsck?
[00:10] <Corey> SunTsu: Urm... he said 10.04, which is LTS. :-)
[00:10] <Corey> justin_: The hardware support might just not be in that version.
[00:11] <justin_> i have tried installing 11.1 and i get the exact same error
[00:11] <Corey> "Shiny hardware" and "older release" tend not to play so well together.
[00:11] <justin_> although i would much prefer to install 10.04
[00:11] <Corey> justin_: How about you tell us what you've already tried and what the actual error message is?  Playing twenty questions isn't fun for either of us
[00:12] <SudoKing> i'm getting the error "GLimp_init could not load opengl subsystem" when I try to run quake based games (which use 3d acceleration) i use an intel chipset.. nothing i found online so far has solved the problem :S any ideas?
[00:12] <SudoKing> removing SDL, purging and reinstalling xorg, etc..
[00:13] <justin_> initramfs unable to find a medium containing a live file system.                 I have tried installing different versions and i have checked the md5 on the cd's
[00:13] <justin_> i also tried to boot from a flash drive but i could not get it to load into the menu
[00:14] <justin_> i installed windows via bootcamp and then tried to boot ubuntu instead of the windows cd and that did not work
[00:15] <justin_> also i installed rEFIt
[00:15] <justin_> and tried to boot from the cd after selecting the windows drive but was not successful
[00:16] <justin_> so anyone have any ideas?
[00:17] <justin_> nothing lol?...
[00:18] <Kre10s_> hello. I am trying to install opendbx and its dev packages on 11.04. what repositories do i need to install opendbx?
[00:20] <justin_> anyone on? :S
[00:24] <rfi> any mt admins here
[00:25] <keniobats> hello!, I've a weird question. I need Ubuntu to NOT wake up from suspend when I open the lid, instead having to open the lid an then press the power button (like Win7 does). Is there any chance of doing it?.
[00:28] <Jordan_U> justin_: If you install Ubuntu using the netinstall/minimal installer it should work around the "unable to find a live medium containing a live filesystem" problem.
[00:28] <Jordan_U> !minimal | justin_
[00:34] <ibodi> i tried for a while with no luck: howto have copy+paste working in vbox ?
[00:34] <ibodi> ubuntu 11.10
[00:35] <justin_> thanks jordan_u il give it a shot
[00:35] <justin_> and ubottu
[00:36] <goddard> there is some strange thing that pops up when i touch my track pad that like grabs a window and shows 3 circles
[00:36] <goddard> how can I disable my touch pad entirely when a mouse is plugged in?
[00:37] <litropy> What chan discusses keymapping / mouse event mapping?
[00:37] <SunTsu> ibodi: depends on what you set the vbox to regarding the clipboard
[00:38] <yeats> goddard: this may help: http://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/automatically-disable-touchpad-when-mouse-is-connected-ubuntu/
[00:38] <SunTsu> ibodi: if you use "bidirectional" everything you put into the clipboard on either host or guest is available on all clipboards
[00:39] <Jordan_U> justin_: You're welcome.
[00:40] <nixmaniack> does anyone here know bazaar (vcs)? I need help!
[00:40] <goddard> yeats: AWESOME!
[00:41] <ibodi> SunTsu: i m on vbox, get back to you later. thanks ...
[00:42] <mneptok> nixmaniack: #bzr is probably a better channel
[00:42] <litropy> Hi, peeps. I have a trackball. I'm attempting to use xinput to make it so that when I press both left-click (button 1) and right-click (button 3), my window scrolls with the mouse.  I'd also like to release both buttons and still retain this functionality until I click again. See for more info: http://pastebin.com/3prT5SEJ
[00:42] <nixmaniack> mneptok, i already asked there! but seems pretty idle! since ubuntu uses it, i thought i might find someone!
[00:43] <skegeek> Ubuntu keeps freezing when idle, I've disabled Compiz, screen saver and the monitor does not turn off - what else can I do?
[00:44] <SunTsu> ibodi: the important part is putting stuff info the clipboard, using X's copy buffer alone does not work
[00:44] <Jordan_U> skegeek: To what extent is it frozen? Do you see any changes on the screen at all (like moving the cursor)? Can you get to a terminal with ctrl+alt+F1 (ctrl+alt+F7 to get back to a GUI)? Can you ssh in from another machine?
[00:46] <skegeek> It is completely unresponsive when it freezes, I have to press the power button.
[00:48] <asava> tickle-pony?
[00:48] <potatoe> I want to move the system and places menu into the applications menu to save space. I am running default gnome on ubuntu 10.04 LTS Desktop
[00:49] <|Anthony|> potatoe, right-click on the panel
[00:49] <|Anthony|> select add to panel
[00:50] <|Anthony|> select Main Menu
[00:50] <potatoe> Thanks |Anthony|
[00:50] <potatoe> I knew I had done it before
[00:50] <|Anthony|> ;)
[00:50] <potatoe> Awesome :D
[00:50] <|Anthony|> enjoy your day and thanks for visiting
[00:51] <justin_> :( the minimal cd wont work because i dont have anyway to connect to the internet well installing
[00:51] <Tech-1> ThankYou for choosing Ubuntu-Airlines
[00:51] <justin_> i made a post on the forums with my issue
[00:51] <justin_>  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[00:52] <enovativ> ok everyone ..i have tried what i think is everything to get his usb wireless adapter working and nothing
[00:53] <skegeek> Jordan_U: When my system freezes, it doesn't respond whatsoever, I have to press the power button.
[00:53] <Jordan_U> skegeek: Have you tried ctrl+alt+F1 or ssh?
[00:53] <drx1> what is the default root password for Ubuntu 10?
[00:53] <rfi> toor
[00:53] <anto> Hi  2 every1
[00:53] <enovativ> first..i installed the broadcom driver and that didn't work...because it didn't show up in "Additional Drivers"
[00:54] <Jordan_U> !root | drx1
[00:54] <enovativ> then I installed compat-wirelss, and added the necessary info in the usb.c file
[00:54] <enovativ> and that didn't work
[00:54] <enovativ> for some reason...couldint do a make, or a make install on the compat-wireless folder
[00:54] <drx1> sudo isn
[00:54] <drx1> is not working
[00:54] <Jordan_U> !details | drx1
[00:55] <enovativ> I am running ubuntu 10.10, and I using a NetGear g54/n150 wireless usb micro adapter
[00:55] <enovativ> i am using it on a desktop
[00:55] <drx1> I am trying to do a ./configure and it says you do not have permssions.  I am administrator (per Gnome GUI).
[00:56] <enovativ> when i do lsusb....i can see the device
[00:56] <phunyguy> drx1, the command would be sudo ./configure
[00:56] <skegeek> I have tried Ctrl+Alt+F1, yes, I can't test via ssh at this time though.
[00:56] <phunyguy> drx1, then type YOUR password
[00:56] <phunyguy> sudo != root.
[00:56] <Jordan_U> drx1: You shouldn't need to use root privileges for ./configure.
[00:56] <rfi> sudo su - F.T.P.
[00:56] <genoobie> should I update?
[00:56] <Jordan_U> drx1: What is your end goal?
[00:56] <genoobie> using the update manager
[00:57] <phunyguy> but drx1, best practice would be to ./configure and make in your user directory somewhere, then sudo make install.
[00:57] <genoobie> it's version 11.10
[00:57] <szal> drx1: you don't build software as root
[00:57] <phunyguy> Jordan_U, I am guessing he extracted the source to /tmp
[00:57] <enovativ> i also installed ndisgtk....to try to install windows driver. but I can't find a INF file for this wireless adapter
[00:57] <phunyguy> there is no harm in building as root
[00:57] <user82> does anyone know how i can chat in QQ with ubuntu 11.10?
[00:57] <phunyguy> just not required
[01:00] <drx1> phunyguy: it was on a USB key and I also put it in downloads in my home folder
[01:00] <phunyguy> drx1, then chmod +x configure
[01:00] <drx1> I also used the GUI to grant RW permissions to all files in the folder
[01:00] <phunyguy> the execute permission is missing
[01:00] <Jordan_U> drx1: What is your end goal? I assume you're trying to install something. What are you trying to install?
[01:03] <drx1> that worked,, thanks.  now when I run make or make <program> it says no targets specified or no makefile found
[01:04] <phunyguy> drx1, then it didnt work
[01:04] <phunyguy> see why the ./configure failed
[01:04] <drx1> well, the ./configure did
[01:04] <drx1> the make did not
[01:04] <phunyguy> I'm sure some -dev package is missing
[01:04] <phunyguy> drx1, I am telling you, the ./configure may have output, but it didn't work.
[01:05] <k_sze> What command can I use to check the integrity or consistency of the boot sector of a HDD? My first attempt to upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10 failed with an I/O error.
[01:06] <Jordan_U> k_sze: Why do you want to check the boot sector specifically?
[01:06] <Jordan_U> !bootinfo | k_sze
[01:06] <wspardaw> hi'
[01:07] <skegeek> Jordan_U: The only thing that works upon freeze is the power button, i couldn't test ssh.
[01:07] <drx1> phunyguy: how do I fix this?
[01:07] <k_sze> Jordan_U: I want to retry installing 11.10 *in-place* (without having to wipe the existing ext4 partition)
[01:07] <Jordan_U> drx1: What is your end goal? I assume you're trying to install something. What are you trying to install?
[01:07] <k_sze> using the CD
[01:07] <phunyguy> drx1, I have no idea, figure out why the ./configure failed.  I'm sure there is command output.  and without a pastebin, I can't help.
[01:08] <drx1> I ran it from the source dir, and ./configure says "C++ compiler cannot create executables"
[01:08] <Jordan_U> k_sze: So you want to check the partition table?
[01:08] <phunyguy> I'm sure there is more to the problem
[01:08] <phunyguy> but as a quick attempt, try "sudo apt-get install build-essential"
[01:08] <phunyguy> then try again
[01:09] <itaylor57> drx1, knowing what you are trying to compile would be helpful
[01:09] <Jordan_U> phunyguy: I think we really need to figure out what drx1's end goal is before we go any further.
[01:10] <phunyguy> have fun then.
[01:10] <phunyguy> bbl.
[01:10] <drx1> it's a utility called extundelete I'm trying to see
[01:10] <drx1> if some files were deleted on an ext3 partition
[01:10] <Jordan_U> drx1: sudo apt-get install extundelete
[01:11] <drx1> the error code is 1947 and I see 4 command not found on various line numbers in config.log
[01:11] <k_sze> Jordan_U: I'm not sure. I already booted the 11.10 CD and ran `e2fsck -cpv` on the ext4 partition yesterday
[01:11] <Sterist> anyone know how to troubleshoot wifi AND ethernet not working?
[01:11] <drx1> can't -- system isn't on internet.  have to bring over via usb
[01:12] <Jordan_U> drx1: It's a *lot* easier to bring over the package file and its dependencies than it is to bring over the source and all its dependencies *and* all its build dependencies.
[01:12] <Jordan_U> !offline | drx1
[01:12] <Jordan_U> drx1: This is why you really need to start with your end goal when asking for support.
[01:15] <drx1> I do not have another Ubuntu box
[01:15] <skegeek> I'm curious, I know even Linux should have Anti-Virus these days, but should we have Spyware/Adware protection as well? And how about something like HijackThis??
[01:16] <Sterist> anyone know how to troubleshoot wifi AND ethernet not working, while it does work under other OS's?
[01:17] <Jordan_U> drx1: Then use http://ubottu.com/ljl/apt/ as also suggested in ubottu's message.
[01:18] <Jordan_U> !virus | skegeek
[01:19] <rfi> Sterist, try checking for errros in dmesg, that may help point you where to look next
[01:19] <blackshirt> hello,  is there web based front end for apt ?
[01:20] <wspardaw> web based ?
[01:20] <pp7> nope
[01:20] <pp7> why would u want that?
[01:21] <MonkeyDust> blackshirt, there is, moment
[01:21] <skegeek> Okay - Technically all of my data files are stored on Windows via Wubi's automatic "host" directory. However, having read your response I assume proper Windows protection is actually the necessity.
[01:21] <MonkeyDust> blackshirt  http://appnr.com/
[01:22] <blackshirt> MonkeyDust: for this time, ?
[01:23] <kkerwin> Hi. I have three computers, running Ubuntu, and an NFS server, running Arch Linux. On two of my computers, I have read/write access to shares exported by the server. The third computer has read-only access. I am trying to figure out why. Is anyone available who would be able to help me, please?
[01:23] <blackshirt> MonkeyDust: i mean,not like that,...appnr use apt:uri protocol
[01:23] <blackshirt> MonkeyDust: i mean, pure web based apt frontend
[01:24] <wspardaw> hey all wus up
[01:24] <mrb1011> Hey, I need a wireless card that supports monitoring mode for my information security class. All the machines i have has wireless cards that doesn't support it ! :(
[01:25] <wspardaw> hey i have a question about ubuntu
[01:25] <blackshirt> wspardaw: just ask guys
[01:25] <wspardaw> be or not to be? that is the question.
[01:25] <Jordan_U> !ot | wspardaw
[01:25] <kkerwin> mrb1011: Most modern wifi cards support it. You can also check the database on airsnort's website. $40 USD or so ought to get you a half-way decent one.
[01:25] <kingofswords> anyone know a help chat for gimp?
[01:26] <airtonix> why won't ssh client use the key i tell it to use? i specify it with -i  and it tries EVERY OTHER key except the one i tell it to use... it's almost as if it's trolling me and use the -i switch to sya "lololol ignore this key when attempting to use public-key authentication lolollololol"
[01:26] <kkerwin> kingofswords: /join #gimp
[01:26] <mrb1011> thanks kkerwin, appreciate it :)
[01:26] <kingofswords> kkerwin, i did and nobodies talkinig
[01:26] <airtonix> kingofswords: then you be patient and wait
[01:27] <kingofswords> it doesnt look a channel for help anyway
[01:27] <Peaker> "GPG error: http://il.archive.ubuntu.com oneiric Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key" <-- for a few days now?
[01:27] <kkerwin> kingofswords: What airtonix said, unfortunately. While you're waiting, I'd also recommend the online book, Grokking the Gimp.
[01:27] <somsip> airtonix: what is the full command you're using?
[01:27] <kingofswords> thx...
[01:27] <coolstar> If you wanted to get the source code of an open source project, would you use svn, or git?
[01:28] <Peaker> coolstar: svn is deprecated :) Use git
[01:28] <coolstar> If you had the choice
[01:28] <Skummel> git
[01:28] <kkerwin> coolstar: Which ever the project is using. If git, then use git.
[01:28] <coolstar> I'm gonna host a project
[01:28] <drx1> so it is not possible to build from source?
[01:28] <wspardaw> sometimes when I shut down ubuntu it does not shut down completely, it freezes in the ubuntu logo ......, why?
[01:28] <airtonix> somsip: i have a correct entry in my ~/.ssh/config, and i can use the shortcut for other entries i have in there... so it fails on both : ssh shortcutname, and ssh user@remote.host.tld -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa-keyname
[01:28] <coolstar> so i want to know which to use depending on popular opinion
[01:29] <kkerwin> coolstar: Since you apparently have a choice, use git. :-)
[01:29] <airtonix> coolstar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8
[01:29] <somsip> airtonix: verbose mode helping any? -v or -vv or -vvv?
[01:29] <rfi> airtonix, what are the permissions of the key file and the directory the key file is in ?
[01:29] <coolstar> so far: 1 vote for svn, 2 votes for git
[01:29] <kkerwin> coolstar: I think github offers free hosting, also.
[01:29] <airtonix> somsip: versbose mode reveals it is trying every other key
[01:30] <coolstar> kkerwin: I'm using google code, which gives a choice
[01:30] <uqaschwa> irc.gimp.org
[01:30] <kkerwin> coolstar: Oh, cool.
[01:30] <airtonix> somsip: rfi: permissions are 0600, it works when i prefix the ssh command with : SSH_AUTH_SOCK= ssh ... (but that is unacceptable when i need to use fabric deployment with a public key)
[01:30] <somsip> airtonix: possibly related? http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=513235
[01:31] <airtonix> somsip: rfi: i expect that when i say "use this key" that it would freakn use that key not ignore it
[01:31] <kkerwin> Hi. I have three computers, running Ubuntu, and an NFS server, running Arch Linux. On two of my computers, I have read/write access to shares exported by the server. The third computer has read-only access. I am trying to figure out why. Is anyone available who would be able to help me, please?
[01:31] <Jordan_U> !poll | coolstar
[01:31] <somsip> airtonix: I agree, so maybe it's a bug
[01:31] <airtonix> coolstar: you should really watch that video
[01:31] <coolstar> airtonix: I'm watching it :)
[01:32] <airtonix> somsip: looking at bug report now
[01:32] <airtonix> i used to use cvs, then i took an arrow to the knee
[01:33] <coolstar> I'm holding my poll at #ubuntu-bots. To vote, "/join #ubuntu-bots"
[01:33] <drx1> I got connected to the internet ran apt-get intall extundelete and it says "Unable to locate package extundelete"
[01:33] <drx1> intall=install
[01:35] <Jordan_U> drx1: Are you running from a liveCD/USB?
[01:35] <Vooloo> how do i see if server runs 32 or 64-bit ?
[01:35] <blackshirt> Vooloo: uname -a
[01:36] <drx1> Jordan:  no
[01:36] <manofmilk> Vooloo, then look for x86 and/or x86_64
[01:36] <Jordan_U> drx1: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[01:37] <Vooloo> manofmilk: 2.6.18-194.26.1.el5.028stab079.1 #1 SMP Fri Dec 17 19:25:15 MSK 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:37] <manofmilk> Vooloo, you win!
[01:37] <blackshirt> Vooloo: you are using 32bit linux
[01:37] <manofmilk> hurf durf. i'm retarded.
[01:37] <Vooloo> manofmilk: so which is it?
[01:37] <Vooloo> blackshirt: ok thanks
[01:37] <manofmilk> ya
[01:37] <manofmilk> i686/i586,i386 = x86
[01:37] <drx1> 10
[01:37] <manofmilk> = 32bit
[01:37] <kkerwin> Vooloo: i686=32bit. x86-64=64 bit.
[01:38] <blackshirt> Vooloo:  i686 GNU/Linux is for 32 bit
[01:38] <Jordan_U> drx1: 10.04?
[01:38] <airtonix> somsip: ugh, fails when there isn't both the private and public key in ~/.ssh (or at same location as the private)
[01:38] <somsip> airtonix: aha!
[01:38] <Jordan_U> drx1: Also, please use my full nick (Jordan_U) when responding to me so that my client will highlight it.
[01:38] <airtonix> somsip: so i guess when i have an entry in ~/.ssh/config then this scenario works
[01:39] <airtonix> somsip: but yes, you are right there is another bug with ssh-agent where if you don't have an entry in ~/.ssh/config then -i gets ignored when there are more than 6 keys imported to the ssh-agent
[01:40] <drx1> Jordan_U: 10.10
[01:40] <somsip> airtonix: weird. I use config and only have public keys for most of my connections
[01:40] <davertron> i'm trying to install mongodb on latest ubuntu, but whenever i try to run mongod, I get the following: "mongod: error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.40.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory", but it looks like the mongodb package installed libboost1.46, so why is it complaining about 1.40?
[01:41] <Sterist> rfi any commands i should try? i just finished hour 2 of googling
[01:41] <worrow> need some serious help
[01:41] <Guddu> Hi All...I have mysqld in etc/init.d .... How do i make it to start automatically each time the machine is restarted?
[01:42] <airtonix> somsip: yes but if you try to connect to a remote host that you have'nt created a shortcut for in ~/.ssh/config and need to specify -i. then ssh-agent forst tries all it's managed keys before using the one you specified... so it will fail if ssh-agent has more than 6 keys
[01:42] <worrow> I have wired connection and wish to share it via my built in wifi. How do I do it?
[01:42] <worrow> I will receive connection from mac if it makes a difference
[01:42] <airtonix> somsip: since ssh protocol only tried 6 keys before failing
[01:43] <skegeek> So, if A/V isn't necessary on Linux -  the talk about A/V on Linux-based phones is just hyp?
[01:43] <somsip> airtonix: hmm. I use config for ssh'ing but -i for scp and have no problems. But anyways, if you've found your solution that's what matters
[01:43] <worrow> anyone?
[01:44] <Jordan_U> skegeek: Desktop Linux and phones are different things. When basically all the software in your repositories is Open Source it's easy to ensure that none of it is mallicious.
[01:45] <drx1> Jordan_U: btw, the apt-get install build-essential does work
[01:45] <worrow> someone has to know
[01:45] <ibodi> SunTsu: you still there ?
[01:45] <Jordan_U> drx1: "Doesn't work" is almost never a useful description of a problem. What happens when you try to run "sudo apt-get install build-essential"?
[01:46] <worrow> who knows networking on ubuntu?
[01:47] <Corey> worrow: Many people.
[01:47] <Corey> !anyone | worrow
[01:47] <worrow> how to I share wired connection via my built in wifi?
[01:47] <Jordan_U> drx1: Since it hasn't been packaged for Ubuntu 10.10 it will be difficult to install extundelete. While it's certainly possible there may be easier solutions (like testdisk/photorec which is packaged in Ubuntu 10.10). What files did you delete that you're trying to recover or what is the situation exactly?
[01:47] <skegeek> Oh, the apps in mobile markets are mostly proprietary?
[01:47] <Corey> worrow: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[01:48] <uqaschwa> in ubuntu 11.10 64-bit, I'm getting this error when running evolution and selection "exchange MAPI": I'm getting this error when I select "Exchange MAPI": (evolution:2118): e-utils-CRITICAL **: ec_assistant_forward: assertion `link != NULL' failed
[01:48] <uqaschwa> anyone familiar with this error, or a fix?
[01:48] <drx1> Jordan_U:  system directories such as /sbin, etc are missing
[01:48] <Jordan_U> skegeek: I would assume so, it's certainly a *much* higher percentage than that in the Ubuntu repositories, and you can avoid proprietary code entirely if you want.
[01:49] <drx1> Jordan_U:  I have the source for extundelete and would like to build it on the 10.10 box
[01:49] <worrow> Corey, I tried those, it makes no sense
[01:49] <Jordan_U> drx1: That's not something you'd want to fix with extundelete. Do you have any idea how this directory was deleted? I assume that you're working from a different system which does have a /sbin/ now?
[01:50] <worrow> Corey,  I tried the setup and got nowhere. I want to share it similar as to sharing internet with a mac
[01:50] <Corey> Well here we go.
[01:50] <drx1> Jordan_U:  what are the odds of bringing those directories back assuming no new data was written to the drive since they were lost
[01:50] <drx1> ?
[01:50] <Corey> worrow: http://www.askmebetter.com/
[01:51] <Corey> worrow: Pastebin the results of that form please. :-)
[01:51] <drx1> Jordan_U: possibly a power problem, possibly an IRQ/memory range conflict that brought the system down
[01:51] <drx1> Jordan_U: y, on a different system
[01:51] <drexl> would anyone know what module I need to load to mount audio cds data cds work fine.
[01:52] <Jordan_U> drx1: A power problem should not result in loss of old files. If /sbin is gone then your best bet is to re-install.
[01:52] <drx1> Jordan_U:  it was writing data to that drive when the power may have failed
[01:52] <Jordan_U> drexl: Audio CDs don't contain filesystems and thus cannot be "mounted". Use one of many applications for ripping / playing / listing songs from an audio CD.
[01:53] <drx1> Jordan_U: why do you say extundelete is not a good choice?
[01:53] <drexl> ya but I can't even mount the thing
[01:53] <drexl> Jordan_U: I can't mount it
[01:53] <worrow> 1. What I am trying to accomplish:
[01:53] <worrow> I have a wired connection to my desktop and want to make it announce that connection via wifi so I can see it from my laptop wirelessly and connect to it.
[01:53] <worrow> 2. The specific steps I am using to try to accomplish it:
[01:53] <worrow> Setup wireless ad-hoc and named connection and made a unique SSID. Didn't add security and left everything alone.
[01:53] <worrow> 3. What I expect will happen when I perform those steps:
[01:53] <FloodBot1> worrow: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:53] <Jordan_U> drexl: You don't need to "mount" it (and it's not possible to).
[01:53] <worrow> I expect to see my connection wirelessly from other computers
[01:53] <drexl> o
[01:54] <Tech-1> he prolly is looking for the command to mount media
[01:55] <frostschutz> drexl: some GUI file explorers act as if they mount the things, but it's just transparently switching to ripping audio mode really. there may be something in FUSE that does the same for console. but you really want to rip them with a program that lets you choose quality and stuff
[01:55] <myk_robinson> evening, all
[01:55] <worrow> did my paste show?
[01:55] <Jordan_U> drx1: A power outage alone might cause the new files that were being written at the time to not be written, but existing files (even if they were being overwritten) should not have been lost. /sbin certainly existed before whatever writes were being made when the machine lost power.
[01:55] <Tech-1> drexl:  also, if you dont either have ubuntu-restricted-extras and or the right codecs, it may not be seen also
[01:56] <myk_robinson> As of late, been having an issue where my laptop touchpad simply stops responding. I have to rmmod psmouse then reload it.. Looking at dmesg, it seems to coincide with weirdness with the iwlagn module. Any ideas?
[01:56] <frostschutz> worrow: don't paste in the channel please, see topic
[01:56] <kkerwin> Hi. I have three computers, running Ubuntu, and an NFS server, running Arch Linux. On two of my computers, I have read/write access to shares exported by the server. The third computer has read-only access. I am trying to figure out why. Is anyone available who would be able to help me, please?
[01:56] <Pengu1n_Phr0zen> #c
[01:56] <worrow> lol. ok assumed pastebin was just paste in.
[01:56] <Jordan_U> !pastebin | worrow
[01:56] <worrow> Nobody explained
[01:57] <worrow> well anyways, it got posted in here now it is too late.
[01:57] <worrow> Does anyone have a solution?
[01:57] <drexl> Thanks! guys i just used my audio program and I'm listening to a clockwork orange. cheers
[01:57] <Jordan_U> drx1: extundelete is a hit or miss thing which is used when you need to recover *information* and *documents* which would otherwise need to be re-researched / written / be unrecoverable. Files in /sbin come from packages and can be re-attained easily. And if you re-install you know you won't still be missing any important files which might come back to bite you later.
[01:58] <worrow> Corey,  did you see my paste?
[01:58] <wspardaw> hi people
[01:58] <Corey> worrow: No, you didn't hlight me with it.
[01:58] <drx1> Jordan_U: I didn't install this box originally, so it would be better for me to extundelete if it will work
[01:58] <worrow> scroll up a bit
[01:58] <wspardaw> I hope to be someday like you guys
[01:59] <worrow> I don't use IRC much and people assume I know all these rules and tricks
[01:59] <frankcox679> howdy
[01:59] <Corey> !pastebin | worrow
[01:59] <Corey> worrow: Put it in there, give us the link.
[01:59] <Corey> :-)
[02:00] <worrow> I don't need pastebin for my single question
[02:00] <worrow> Wired internet connection share over wifi to other computers using wifi.
[02:00] <etz> Hello all
[02:00] <worrow> thats what I am looking to do
[02:00] <worrow> I refuse to setup an account to ask a question outside of an irc channel I came to for an answer
[02:01] <somsip> worrow: good for you. That'll show them
[02:01] <Jordan_U> worrow: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com doesn't require an account.
[02:01] <Corey> worrow: 1. You don't need an account. 2. We *do* require that information.  You're the one with the problem, it's your call. :-)
[02:01] <worrow> jordan,  it asked me to make a username and pass
[02:01] <etz> My wireless doesn't work with the latest Ubuntu
[02:01] <rfi> anyone know about mt
[02:02] <Corey> worrow: It asked for a username.  Make one up.
[02:02] <Corey> No password.
[02:02] <drx1> Jordan_U: I don't care if it's extundelete or some other undelete, I just really need to undelete
[02:02] <asava> tickle-pony is a good username
[02:02] <Corey> worrow: If this is indicative of how thoroughly you read the ICS documentation, I may see your issue.
[02:02] <Jordan_U> asava: Please stop.
[02:03] <Corey> asava: Urm... did you work at MT? :-)  That was my nickname there.
[02:03] <worrow> Corey,  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/770716/
[02:04] <worrow> jordan, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/770716/
[02:04] <worrow> all------>    http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/770716/
[02:04] <Peachez> Good morning :) Is it normal when connecting to Ubuntu from Win7 via VNC for it not to draw the interface correctly? I can see a snapshot of what was present at the time of connect, and can move the cursor, but via VNC i cannot see any interface menus when clicking, yet can see them on the monitor the ubuntu machine is on (Want to be able to work on the ubuntu machine without a monitor).
[02:04] <drx1> why is it so difficult to build extundelete from source?
[02:05] <Jordan_U> worrow: Follow this guide: http://magazine.redhat.com/2008/10/16/video-fedora-10-connection-sharing/
[02:05] <fernando> hola?
[02:05] <somsip> drx1: what is the problem?
[02:06] <Guest54413> ohh
[02:06] <Guest54413> gracias
[02:06] <Guest54413> thanks
[02:07] <benbloom> can anyone help me with configuring the way flash detects screens? using a multi head gfx card fullscreen flash is displaying improperly
[02:07] <drx1> somsip: ./configure doesn't work... log says g++ command not found on 4 lines and says config failed
[02:08] <Guest54413> my problem is I can not find the control center my  xubuntu
[02:08] <somsip> drx1: and g++ is installed is it?
[02:08] <bonhoffer> how do i find out what is using port 3000?
[02:08] <worrow> jordan,  still a no go
[02:09] <Jordan_U> drx1: If you insist on trying to use extundelete it's probably easiest to do it from an Ubuntu 11.10 liveCD/USB. Compiling from source is rarely easy (unless you're familiar with doing it) and I personally don't want to take more of my time to try to help you with it as I don't think it will be very productive. No offense intended, I just want to put my effort elsewhere at the moment.
[02:09] <drx1> somsip:  I do not know
[02:09] <somsip> drx1: whs - and if the partition you want to recover from is mounted, you may well have overwritten remnants of the file(s) you are trying to recover
[02:10] <somsip> drx1: so your next step is evident
[02:10] <drx1> somsip:  It's a default 10.10 installation
[02:10] <drx1> somsip:   no work was done on it, though it did come up twice
[02:11] <somsip> drx1: "Do not save any more data to the partition with the deleted file for any reason! Doing so may overwrite your deleted data and sabotage any recovery effort." from http://extundelete.sourceforge.net/
[02:12] <drx1> somsip: yes, I have it, but it will not compile
[02:12] <drx1> and, yes, the drive is off line now
[02:12] <worrow> jordan,  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/770723/
[02:12] <somsip> drx1: you have told me the compilation error. So the next step should be clear
[02:12] <worrow> All   http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/770723/
[02:12] <drx1> somsip: install g++?
[02:12] <somsip> drx1: tada!
[02:13] <Guest54413> somebody
[02:13] <itaylor57> drx1, with /sbin lost or corrupted your chance of compiling it is not very likely
[02:14] <Jordan_U> worrow: Click on the network manager applet and select "Edit Connections". Then go to the ad hoc connection that you're sharing internet *to* (not the ethernet connection you're getting internet from) and click "Edit". Then go to the IPv4 settings tab and makes sure that "Method" is set to "Shared to other computers".
[02:15] <Guest54413> somebody
[02:15] <worrow> i tried that
[02:15] <drx1> somsip: done,, now it says cannot find ext2fs library (and apt-get install ext2fs fails)
[02:15] <box> hello
[02:15] <box> is the netbookremix no longer being developed\/
[02:15] <Guest54413> ..-..
[02:16] <somsip> drx1: "the configure step (below) will not complete successfully. For ext4 support, ensure you have e2fsprogs version 1.41 or newer (which may be found by running the command 'dumpe2fs' and noting the version it outputs). " from http://extundelete.sourceforge.net/
[02:16] <drx1> how do you install ext2fs library
[02:16] <Matr|x> i want to install Crypt::SSLeay
[02:16] <Jordan_U> !unr | box
[02:16] <somsip> Matr|x: I did that the other day through cpan. Scary.
[02:16] <root> hello
[02:17] <Matr|x> can u tell me how plz
[02:17] <Guest54413> loves onlili
[02:17] <box> I see. I thought the netbook edition would be battery optimized and so on
[02:17] <Guest45832> i try python
[02:17] <Jordan_U> Guest45832: Logging in as root is a bad idea. Running an IRC client as root is even worse.
[02:17] <somsip> Matr|x: I would recommend not using cpan unless you know about it or have no other choice
[02:17] <Guest54413> solo el amor convierte en milagro el barro
[02:17] <Matr|x> i know about cpan
[02:17] <somsip> Matr|x: then you know more than me
[02:17] <box> does anyone know how to get ubuntu installer on a usb stick with meego?
[02:18] <Matr|x> nop
[02:18] <Matr|x> it give me errors
[02:18] <Matr|x> let me show you
[02:18] <somsip> Matr|x: no thanks
[02:18] <drexl> box: I can do it with extlinux
[02:18] <Jordan_U> box: To clarify, you're running meego right now and you want to use it to make an Ubuntu LiveUSB?
[02:18] <box> jordan_u correct
[02:19] <cheako> Hello, there seams to be no such thing as documentation for GTK users.  However I'm kinda confused as to how I should enable or configure an engine.
[02:19] <Jordan_U> box: Can you install Unetbooin in meego? If so, that's the easiest way. If not, you can dd an Ubuntu 11.10 image to a drive and it will be bootable, but you need to be *very* careful when using dd.
[02:19] <drx1> somsip: it says I'm at the newest version
[02:20] <Matr|x> Which SSL install path do you want to use? [/usr]
[02:20] <drx1> somsip: (of e2fsprogs)
[02:21] <somsip> drx1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1657296 may help
[02:21] <Matr|x> Note (probably harmless): No library found for -lgcc
[02:21] <Matr|x> this need lib lgcc ? frist
[02:21] <Jordan_U> Matr|x: I think that "sudo apt-get install libnet-ssleay-perl" will get you what you need, though that's just from a quick look at the package description so check to be sure.
[02:22] <Matr|x> libnet-ssleay-perl is already the newest version.
[02:22] <Matr|x> i got it alrady :O
[02:23] <worrow> hlp
[02:23] <Matr|x> Can't locate Crypt/SSLeay.pm in @INC (@INC
[02:23] <Matr|x> now wht :O
[02:23] <shubble> hi
[02:24] <Guest54413> i need help
[02:24] <shubble> i need help making a dvd with a cool menu and scen selection
[02:24] <Matr|x> me too
[02:24] <Matr|x> :P
[02:24] <Guest54413> with xubuntu
[02:24] <shubble> any ideaaon how to?
[02:24] <naryfa> hi
[02:25] <Guest54413> the control center xubuntu
[02:25] <shubble> tovidgui any good?
[02:26] <Guest54413> where????
[02:26] <Jordan_U> worrow: Can you confirm that the drop down menu in question is set to "Shared to other computers"?
[02:26] <testing123321> hello Momma Bear
[02:26] <drexl> Guest54413: waht's the control center
[02:26] <rafael> hello everyone
[02:26] <xhe> yes
[02:27] <Guest54413> the "control panel" for xubuntu?
[02:27] <testing123321> This is the main chat window
[02:27] <k_sze> Does it make sense to put users' home directories in a separate partition and mount them to subdirectories under /home, instead of leaving them on the same partition as the OS installation?
[02:28] <rafael> anyone else got experience using ironhide/bumblebee?
[02:28] <testing123321> yes
[02:28] <naryfa> k_sze: for what?
[02:28] <Kismet1> i see you
[02:28] <drexl> Guest54413: k_sze: yes
[02:28] <testing123321> lol
[02:28] <drx1> somsip: indeed.  thank you so much!!!
[02:29] <testing123321> I can't start a private chat with you ?
[02:29] <testing123321> o.O
[02:29] <k_sze> naryfa: so that the home directories can be left intact when I need to re-install the OS.
[02:29] <somsip> drx1: jolly good. If undelete works or not is a different matter
[02:29] <drexl> k_sze: yes
[02:29] <Guest54413> drexl: k_sze: yes?
[02:29] <cosmicfires> how do I turn on core file creation?
[02:29] <naryfa> k_sze: if you want to do it this way, why not, easier is to just copy the home dir to a backup drive...
[02:29] <drexl> Guest54413: sorry erroneous copy and paste
[02:30] <VitaminS> i would like to install ubuntu on an usb pen drive but my attempts failed
[02:30] <k_sze> naryfa: I don't have a backup drive on hand, that's the problem. The computer parts shops aren't open until noon over here.
[02:30] <naryfa> k_sze: do you have to have it done now?
[02:30] <dr_willis> VitaminS:  I just install it as i would a normal hard drive. Im sure to tell it to install grub to the flash also.
[02:30] <Guest54413> por favor
[02:30] <Ana1> probando uno, dos
[02:30] <k_sze> naryfa: I *strongly prefer* to have it done now. XD
[02:31] <dr_willis> Off to work.. be back in about 30 min.
[02:31] <k_sze> besides, I could save some money if I don't need to buy a backup drive now.
[02:31] <naryfa> k_sze: then your question is rhetorical, do as you desire, is purely preferential
[02:31] <skilz> How do I download the artwiz-fonts
[02:32] <VitaminS> dr_willis , i can only use ubuntu as live usb
[02:32] <CrownWheel> Anybody try installing the R statistics packages under Oneiric, v11.10?
[02:32] <CrownWheel> It's giving me issues...
[02:33] <CrownWheel> Synaptic flags the r-base-core package as broken.
[02:34] <KL> is application for Red Hat Linux *, SUSE Linux * compatable to run on ubuntu?
[02:34] <_raven> anyone who knows about flightgear?
[02:34] <affan2fly> im about to download flightgear
[02:35] <CrownWheel> KL, there is definitely an onieric distribution of R.
[02:35] <CrownWheel> and its packages appear in the Software Center, which is a good sign.
[02:35] <CrownWheel> I got it installed with no problem under 11.04.
[02:36] <CrownWheel> I'm trying to install in Xubuntu, btw.
[02:36] <Guest54413> where is the "control panel" in xubuntu? compañeros
[02:36] <affan2fly> 54413 try system setting i think
[02:36] <Vitamin> dr_willis , i tried to install it on a ext partition and on fat32 but it didn t work.
[02:38] <VitaminS> what about /dos / windows mount point?
[02:38] <Guest54413> affan2 thenks jeje
[02:40] <teacupie> Can anyone help me i have a problem with my virtual machine it is having issues starting up
[02:41] <VitaminS> why do we get only two mount points /dos and /windows when installing ubuntu on a fat16 partition?
[02:41] <sam22> anyone knows how to disable " switch user " function ?
[02:41] <teacupie> can anyone help me please?
[02:42] <xzpeter> hi all. how many people here using fish shell?
[02:42] <beginthread> offsec
[02:43] <RadarG> hmm I have eaten fish parts with shells does that count?
[02:44] <xzpeter> ah... I mean the shell called 'fish'. http://fishshell.com/
[02:44] <naryfa> is it something like bash?
[02:44] <litropy> Hi, peeps. I have a trackball. I'm attempted to use xinput to make it so that when I press both left-click (button 1) and right-click (button 3), my window scrolls with the mouse.  I'd also like to release both buttons and still retain this functionality until I click again. However, surprisingly, xinput is limited to one event per button. So, I'm looking for alternatives.
[02:44] <xzpeter> ye
[02:45] <_raven> flightgear: how to start engines of a 737
[02:45] <xzpeter> I am trying fish, but found some tiny problem on that
[02:45] <xzpeter> I use very frequently the !$ in the old shell
[02:46] <xzpeter> sometimes like: cp -R dira/ /some/where/else/, and then
[02:46] <litropy> Essentially, left-click+right-click (both upon press and also upon release until another click) = scroll with trackball.
[02:46] <xzpeter> I use cd !$ to go to that /some/where/else. I don't know whether I can do the same thing in fish
[02:46] <xzpeter> anyone can help?
[02:48] <drx1> it looks like / was damaged, deleted, or formatted... is there an unformat for ext3 for ubuntu?
[02:48] <KL> CrownWheel: I have an Intel® Server Board S5000PSL, the vendor sites seems like only have software for Red Hat Linux *, SUSE Linux ...
[02:49] <naryfa> drx1: no
[02:50] <rfi> whois tickleponey
[02:50] <tickleponey> wow
[02:50] <tickleponey> you must be new
[02:50] <tickleponey> rfi you nub
[02:50] <drx1> is there an ext3 unformat one can build from source?
[02:51] <asava> drx1, are you trying to recover data?
[02:51] <Guest70049> hey
[02:51] <Guest70049> friends jeje
[02:51] <drx1> asava: yes
[02:51] <Guest70049> i need help
[02:51] <tickleponey> no i need help more
[02:51] <csdserver> tab frenzy
[02:52] <drx1> asava: my theory was that some files got deleted, but now it looks like a partition is missing (/), corrupted or deleted or formatted
[02:52] <tickleponey> curious if there is anyone here that works for media temple, they are an awesome hosting service, but i need some help with one of their services
[02:52] <tickleponey> thought here would be the best place to come to get quick indepth help with a very technical issue
[02:52] <Guest70049> where is the "control panel in xubuntu?
[02:53] <niftylettuce> trying to get intel hd 3000 i3-2330M graphics working in kernel 2.6.32-5-amd64
[02:53] <niftylettuce> not sure if I need to add kernel options or upgrade kernel for native support
[02:53] <niftylettuce> i915 specifically
[02:54] <tickleponey> so im trying to upgrade my kernel from 2.2.12 to the latest but having issues
[02:54] <tickleponey> can anyone help me please?
[02:54] <tickleponey> i try to do xmenu config
[02:54] <tickleponey> but it's not working says invalid command
[02:54] <tickleponey> please please help
[02:55] <niftylettuce> my problem is that the only resolution I can select is 1024x768
[02:55] <w30> Guest70049, top left mouse icon Settings Settings Manager is close to what you have in Gnome Control Panel; Also, look in  system
[02:56] <drx1> there's an unknown partition type of 9+GB between sdb1 and sdb3, I gather that would hvae been / and that it would be designated /dev/sdb2 if it were working.
[02:57] <somsip> drx1: got to say it's a valient attempt, but you may have to resort to other data recovery attempts if you want that one back
[02:58] <drx1> somsip: I thought there were some unformat & partition utilities for ext3
[02:59] <tickleponey> that's because you're retarded
[02:59] <somsip> drx1: My son thinks santa will come in 10 days...
[02:59] <Guest70049> w30, gracias hermanito
[02:59] <somsip> drx1: :)
[03:00] <tickleponey> somsip: at least your son has an excuse, he has been lied to, what's drx1's excuse?
[03:00] <somsip> tickleponey: ouch! :) drx1: just look around and find what you need. if you can't find it, maybe it aint there
[03:04] <dark> on unity 2d, how to move the top bar (with  title, menu, etc) to the bottom?
[03:09] <au_fait> i know that you guys may think me crazy and weird but I am thinking about downgrading from 11.10 all the way down to 10.04 ... I know it sounds crazy but 11.x just not functional for my system
[03:09] <au_fait> i know
[03:09] <au_fait> I am crazy'
[03:10] <OerHeks> au_fait, downgrading = re-install
[03:10] <bubbles|> can i "chown" a process? or allow to processes from different users to signal each other?
[03:10] <rfi> is it owned by root ?
[03:10] <au_fait> i know everyone loves unity but I love gnome and other stuff gfound in 10.x
[03:10] <bubbles|> no, not root
[03:10] <somsip> au_fait: not crazy - I regretted upgrading to 11.04 but ended up with another solution instead of downgrading
[03:10] <bubbles|> the signaling user is "nobody" though .. not sure if that matters
[03:11] <au_fait> somsip? really? what is that?
[03:11] <rfi> bubbles, I think you can only do that if it starts out running as root and then calls setuid to another uid
[03:11] <LoadSystem> quit
[03:11] <somsip> au_fait: maybe that was misleading - I disliked unity, so installed minimal install of 10.04 then put a simple WM on top of that. Maybe this is not helpful if you have hardware issues
[03:11] <dark> au_fait, downgrading is not supported on any distro i know (other than NixOS)
[03:11] <somsip> *11.04
[03:11] <rfi> the processes code has to be written to drop root priviledges after start up
[03:11] <bubbles|> so what do i do rfi?
[03:11] <drx1> somsip:  maybe it's not, but I will at least backup the data, etc.  btw, how do you get permissions on a foreign drive without messing it up if indeed it does get fixed?
[03:12] <au_fait> oh crappers
[03:12] <rfi> or like write a small wrapper script around what you want to run
[03:12] <au_fait> but it upgraded to 11.04
[03:12] <bubbles|> and what would that do?
[03:12] <dark> au_fait, upgrading is an one-way path on ubuntu
[03:12] <somsip> au_fait: yeah - I'm okay with the current releases as long as i keep my minimal setup and avoid gnome/unity/bloat
[03:12] <Rachel88> Make Money Using Facebook http://fb.weightdeals.com/
[03:12] <au_fait> ah ok.
[03:13] <somsip> drx1: not sure - maybe safest to mount as root and poke around on there as root.
[03:13] <dark> nobody knows how to move the top bar (with  title, menu, etc) to the bottom, on unity 2d?
[03:13] <rfi> bubbles, can you give me some background on this ? is this a proces you cant stop and just restart as a different user ?
[03:13] <au_fait> seems like 10.x ran faster on my old amd 586 too
[03:14] <au_fait> oh well, pull out 10.x and reinstall
[03:14] <somsip> dark: last post I found from Sep suggested the functionality is not there
[03:14] <somsip> au_fait: is it just speed or are there hardware probs?
[03:14] <drx1> somsip: it won't let me.
[03:14] <au_fait> both
[03:14] <drx1> how do you get permissions on a foreign drive without messing it up if indeed it does get fixed?
[03:14] <au_fait> mostly hardware
[03:14] <bubbles|> rfi its a small script that is called by postfix on incoming mails, and sends the data via ipc to another process, and signals the process when doing so
[03:14] <somsip> drx1: so the drive is b0rked?
[03:14] <au_fait> before I could dual screen wioth no problem'
[03:15] <somsip> au_fait: ok - maybe best option then
[03:15] <drx1> somsip: only the 2nd partition
[03:15] <dark> drx1, foreign drive? what is this
[03:15]  * w30  's playing with kubuntu and xubuntu; No Unity or Gnome3 for me.
[03:15] <drx1> somsip: but, I would like to pull data from the 1st and 3rd
[03:15] <somsip> drx1: s/drive/partion
[03:15] <rfi> well thats going to run as whatever the parent postfix process runs as
[03:15] <dark> somsip, I heard it almost 1 year ago. and I saw lots of people asking for it. I supposed.. it would be implemented
[03:15] <drx1> dark:  a drive from another system (different users, permissions, etc)
[03:16] <bubbles|> the files it creates are for the user "nobody"..
[03:16] <drx1> somsip: s/drive/partition?
[03:16] <somsip> dark: I read about changed beingmade to allow more configuration for unity but it doesn't affect me so the info doesn't sink in
[03:16] <dark> drx1, hmm but it's an unix drive? I think you can "translate" UIDs and so on
[03:16] <rfi> this maybe something you want to check with postfix documntation about, it may have a build in setting/feature to change what user it runs as
[03:16] <somsip> drx1: so it seems like the partiion is b0rked then
[03:17] <drx1> dark:  the partitions are mounted but I do not have permissions to them and I want to go in & pull data but make sure it will work in the original computer if repaired
[03:17] <drx1> somsip: yes, I'm in the data recovery phase from the 2 good partitions
[03:18] <dark> drx1, I think you should mount read-only, and read data as root
[03:18] <dark> drx1, if you want to write data there, maybe it is easiest to create users with the right UIDs and edit with them
[03:19] <drx1> I thought Ubuntu doenst have root anymore, and that the first user (me) just had to sudo.  I tried changing the password with sudo passwd root and it took the change but will not let me login as root nor su root... isnt that a new change in 10.10 over earlier rooty versions?
[03:20] <somsip> !root | drx1
[03:20] <dark> uhm. o.o you can just sudo with your first user, and you will be the real root
[03:20] <Squarism> can i make my whole homenetwork available just by initiating a ssh tunnel to it from a remote location?
[03:20] <somsip> drx1: so root user is there, but the intention is to make it inaccessible
[03:20] <Akiva> Hey folks, quick question; I can't find the HP photosmart 5510 in the list of drivers. Should I just be using the generic, or should I look to download one off google?
[03:20] <Squarism> ....or will i need some iptables thing for that too?
[03:20] <dark> here, my root has a password (I just ran passwd as root..)
[03:20] <somsip> Akiva: check for support of this model in hplip
[03:21] <Akiva> somsip: well do
[03:21] <drx1> somsip: hate that
[03:21] <drx1> somsip: stupid
[03:21] <drx1> somsip: anyway, what command am I sudoing to in order to pull data from the good partitions?
[03:21] <somsip> drx1: I used to think restrictions placed by people who know more than me were stupid to. now I accept they may have validity
[03:21] <dark> drx1,  the only common metadata that is system-specific is user ids and group ids. on the filesystem, they are just numbers. the mapping from those numbers to username and group names are stored on /etc/passwd and /etc/group, and it's this that is system-specific
[03:22] <drx1> dark:  right, so how do I get permissions to the good partitions without changing those?
[03:23] <Shammancer> how can you make the recovery console bigger?
[03:23] <dark> drx1, what about sudo su - ? if you just want to read
[03:23] <dark> drx1, or, if you create users with the right IDs, you can use the partition normally with this user
[03:23] <w30> Akiva, look  for some  additional drivers in the repos, there are more HP printer stuff in there
[03:24] <threezero> can someone help me connect to a webdav server in 11.04 with xfce
[03:24] <Jordan_U> drx1: If you think that a partition table entry has been deleted but the filesystem is still completely intact you can use testdisk to restore the partition table entry.
[03:24] <Akiva> w30: thanks!
[03:24] <drx1> actually, I did gain access as root, must have mistyped the passwd twice b4 -- huh!
[03:24] <Akiva> Though one thing I do not understand, is that it says that this printer has full support, but it won't support its wireless networking... I think.
[03:25] <bubbles|> can i send signals to users in the same group?
[03:25] <Jordan_U> Akiva: If the printer is supported when plugged in directly then it should also be supported over the network.
[03:25] <abhijeet> hello guys
[03:25] <Squarism> anyone? Can one make a whole network available through ssh tunnels?
[03:26] <Akiva> Jordan_U: thanks!
[03:26] <rfi> bubbles, http://tldp.org/LDP/tlk/ipc/ipc.html
[03:26] <abhijeet> today, i installed netbeans ide and found that the file menu is not integrating with the ubuntu top pane, just like libre office.. is there any fix for it?
[03:26] <Jordan_U> Akiva: You're welcome :)
[03:26] <abhijeet> or do need to raise a bug for it?
[03:27] <dark> drx1, with the command stat (or, clicking with the right button on nautilus, and going to properties), you can see the IDs. like, if you can't enter on some directory as your regular user, you can check the owner ID of it; a user with the same id will be able to enter there
[03:27] <drx1> Jordan_U: I will likely try that, could work unless it was formatted or scrabled.
[03:27] <Jordan_U> abhijeet: Check if a bug report has already been made, and if not then file one yourself.
[03:27] <drx1> scrambled
[03:27] <Jordan_U> !bug | abhijeet
[03:27] <somsip> abhijeet: do you use 'wname' to run netbeans?
[03:27] <robin0800> dark: you can fix libre office
[03:27] <abhijeet> Jordan_U, ubottu ... sure..
[03:27] <somsip> *before running netbeans...
[03:27] <abhijeet> somsip, nope..
[03:28] <researcher123> I have 32 Bit Ubuntu 11.10 installed on whole hard drive.How an I replace it with  64 bit without wiping my earlier storages?
[03:28] <dark> robin0800, is it broken?
[03:28] <abhijeet> somsip, ok let me try that.
[03:28] <somsip> abhijeet: the bug that requires this is more that the java window does not populate - just a grey empty box. If you run "wmname LG3D" it fixes that. It might do something for the title bar too. Guesing
[03:28] <w30> Akiva, check out hplip
[03:29] <robin0800> dark: no that was to  abhijeet about the menu's
[03:30] <Shammancer> how can you make the recovery console (shell) a higher resolution?
[03:30] <abhijeet> robin0800, yes.. I saw one fix .. but it is unstable at this time.
[03:30] <w30> Akiva, hpijs-ppds looks promising
[03:31] <abhijeet> robin0800, anyway having menus for libreoffice on applicaton is good.. most of them are needed frequently :)
[03:31] <researcher123>  I have 32 Bit Ubuntu 11.10 installed on whole hard drive.How can I replace it with  64 bit without wiping my earlier storages?
[03:31] <abhijeet> somsip, do i need to install that package
[03:31] <somsip> abhijeet: from memory wmname is a very small package that is in the main repo
[03:32] <abhijeet> somsip, okay
[03:34] <abhijeet> somsip, disaster :(  close, mini.. are gone from all the windows
[03:34] <abhijeet> somsip, how can i revert it back??
[03:34] <somsip> abhijeet: you may well need to restart xsession to reset wname. Not sure.
[03:34] <abhijeet> rebooting will solve the problem?
[03:34] <somsip> abhijeet: I would imagine so
[03:34] <OerHeks> researcher123, easy, start the 64 bit installation, choose to decrease your current partition to make space for the 64 bit version
[03:35] <abhijeet> okay.. let me try it
[03:49] <aeon-ltd> almost 5 mins with no problems :)
[03:49] <aeon-ltd> wow
[03:51] <niftylettuce> only getting 1024x768 in my choice of options for Monitor settings, any idea why?
[03:53] <xjiujiu> how to set the Transparency value of the terminal,just like ubuntu10.10?
[03:53] <xjiujiu> On ubuntu11.10
[03:54] <dr_willis> compiz has features to set any windows semi-transparent. ive never noticed that feature missing in the gnome-terminal in 11.10, but i rarely want a trasparent terminaal
[03:55] <dr_willis> niftylettuce:  good idea to state your video chipset, and drivers, and monitor info
[03:56] <Jordan_U> xjiujiu: Edit > Profile Preferences. "Background" tab, select "Transparent background".
[03:57] <xjiujiu> Ok I'm trying.
[03:59] <xjiujiu> Jordan_U:Thanks
[03:59] <xjiujiu> Done
[03:59] <Jordan_U> xjiujiu: You're welcome.
[04:03] <xjiujiu> I never see the tab before...Is it because that I update the system files yestoday? |)
[04:03] <xjiujiu> ;0
[04:04] <somsip> xjiujiu: I recently asked why there was an Applicatiosn item in the sidemenu on PCManFM. After they finished laughing at me, they told me it had been there for 13 months :)
[04:04] <grubbles> hello all
[04:05] <grubbles> anyone want to help a noob with a tech Q?
[04:05] <somsip> !ask
[04:05] <niftylettuce> dr_willis: i915 driver, monitor is just my laptop's LED screen Lenovo B570, i3-2330M Intel HD 3000 graphics
[04:06] <niftylettuce> dr_willis: basically i used default squeeze amd64 and then added these kernel options: i915.semaphores=1 i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 pcie_aspm=force i915.lvds_downclock=1 i915.i915_enable_fbc=1
[04:06] <niftylettuce> semaphores won't work apparently, so I think that may be why
[04:06] <niftylettuce> when I do sudo modprobe i915 it won't work and says semaphores is the issue
[04:06] <niftylettuce> FATAL: Error inserting i915 (/lib/modules/2.6.32-5-amd64/kernel/drivers/gpu/drm/i915/i915.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)
[04:07] <xjiujiu> somsip::(
[04:07] <dr_willis> niftylettuce:  default squeeze? you are not using a ubuntu release?
[04:08] <niftylettuce> dr_willis: http://paste.ubuntu.com/770791/ I tried Ubuntu 11.10 and it worked, but I wanted to downgrade
[04:08] <niftylettuce> dr_willis: do I need to upgrade linux kernel?
[04:08] <grubbles> oh sorry, ok well I installed wow on my inspiron mini, it has an N10 family integrated graphics controller. I don't seem to have a driver but I read that it is because it comes with lubuntu. basically I log into wow and and it crashes. it is very laggy before it crashes.
[04:09] <dr_willis> niftylettuce: could be you need ewer kernel, or xorg, or drivers...
[04:09] <grubbles> xorg doesn't exist according to terminal...
[04:10] <somsip> grubbles: it doesn't nowadays, by default
[04:10] <niftylettuce> dr_willis: im pretty sure its the kernel, i read somewhere only 3.x.x something or other worked with semaphores
[04:10] <dr_willis> grubbles:  you mean /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[04:10] <somsip> grubbles: it seems as though the chipset details are needed (hint: http://askubuntu.com/questions/48868/3d-acceleration-for-intel-corporation-n10-family)
[04:10] <grubbles> semaphores?
[04:10] <niftylettuce> dr_willis: i don't like unity/gnome3/gnome-shell
[04:10] <niftylettuce> grubbles: i915 semaphores kernel option
[04:11] <Jordan_U> !notunity | niftylettuce
[04:11] <dr_willis> niftylettuce:  theres alwsays xfce, or lxde, or kde.. or roll your own
[04:11] <U-b-u-n-t-u> sudo patch  << it says that command is not found.... I thought that was a command?
[04:11] <DaZ> U-b-u-n-t-u: maybe it's not installed.
[04:11] <grubbles> niftylettuce: is there a fix?
[04:11] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ah ok
[04:11] <niftylettuce> grubbles: there is in some vers of kernel 3.x.x
[04:12] <Jordan_U> U-b-u-n-t-u: patch is a command, but one that's not installed by default. But for now *stop*. Why are you trying to run patch as root? This sounds misguided.
[04:12] <hemanth> trying to sent an calendar event to outlook users, using evolution; but they are receiving it as plain text!
[04:12] <hemanth> any quick fix?
[04:12] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ty DaZ  and Jordan_U
[04:13] <Jordan_U> U-b-u-n-t-u: You're welcome. But please do explain what you're trying to do before you continue.
[04:14] <DaZ> because he wants to patch like a baws.
[04:14] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I patched pithos
[04:14] <U-b-u-n-t-u> there is a sync issue
[04:14] <grubbles> niftylettuce: so to clarify, I upgrade to kernel 3.x.x, and this is something I can find on google? what is a kernel?
[04:14] <U-b-u-n-t-u> it works now
[04:14] <U-b-u-n-t-u> =)
[04:15] <Tobarja> i'm currently using filezilla from windows to ftp(with tls) to a website. anyone know a command line ftp app that will let me do that from ubuntu?
[04:15] <somsip> grubbles: niftylettuce is talking about his own issu with an i915 chipset video card. Your issue may be completely different
[04:15] <grubbles> oh...
[04:15] <somsip> Tobarja: you want Win32 sofware and you're asking in a ubuntu channel?
[04:15] <DaZ> Tobarja: midnight commander? :f
[04:16] <Tobarja> somsip: nope, i have win32 software, but i want to do it from ubuntu instead
[04:16] <somsip> Tobarja: ok - clarification is good
[04:16] <Jordan_U> Tobarja: sftp
[04:17] <Tobarja> DaZ, Jordan_U thanks, I'll look into those.
[04:17] <Jordan_U> Tobarja: You're welcome.
[04:19] <grubbles> somsip: I've done all of the of the listed configurations to config.wtf, I'm running wine 1.2.1, and I am launching the game from the terminal not the launcher, could it still be something other than the video card? or could it be that my netbook just isn't strong enough to run wow?
[04:20] <somsip> grubbles: I don;t know. I suggested you provide the graphics shipset details to look at that closer
[04:20] <brainwave> whois brainwave
[04:20] <grubbles> somsip: can I ask how I would get that info?
[04:20] <cyberex> hello
[04:20] <cyberex> is anyone there
[04:21] <aeon-ltd> cyberex: yes
[04:21] <dr_willis> grubbles:  you did check the wine app database? and yes a netbook would be very low end to run wow. turn all game settings down as much as possible
[04:21] <aeon-ltd> cyberex: got a question? just ask it to the channel
[04:21] <brainwave> i have a question on C. Where do i ask?
[04:22] <brainwave> I am on ubuntu, if that helps
[04:22] <dr_willis> ask the actual question and see
[04:23] <usr13> !ask
[04:23] <somsip> grubbles: grubbles sudo lshw and the info should be about a third of the way from the top under 'display'
[04:23] <cyberex> how can i create a hotspot (access point) on ubuntu
[04:23] <dr_willis> !ics | cyberex
[04:24] <usr13> cyberex: First, you'd need to get a wireless NIC that has infastructure mode.
[04:25] <cyberex> infrastructure mode ... is is same as master mode
[04:25] <brainwave>  Ok....If i declare char str[30]={"Hello"}; and i write printf("%d",str}; i get the address, and if i write %c instead of %d, i get the value 'H'. How come? Isnt str a pointer to the first element that is H? Should i have to deference it to get the value H instead of just changing the format specifier?
[04:25] <usr13> cyberex: But it's easier to just get a wireless router.
[04:25] <usr13> cyberex: Yea, I think mster mode is it.
[04:25] <usr13> *master
[04:25] <dr_willis> some wireless nic's with linux drivers ive noticed cant do an ad-hoc network.. wonder if thats why
[04:26] <usr13> dr_willis: Most wireless nic's will do ad-hoc
[04:26] <cyberex> actually i wanna use my laptop as hotspot bcm4313 and by the way ad-hoc is something else
[04:26] <dr_willis> usr13:  well this was from my android to linux laptop. it might be an android issue also.
[04:26] <cyberex> hotspot and ad-hoc are different things
[04:26] <usr13> and if you only wanted to share with one other, ad-hoc will do the job
[04:27] <cyberex> actually i want to share connection with android
[04:27] <brainwave> Where do i ask for a cloak? In which channel?
[04:27] <dr_willis> ad-hoc + ICS = hotspot aint it.
[04:27] <usr13> then ad-hoc wiill probably work for you then.
[04:27] <dr_willis> you want to get to the internet through the android? or the otherway?
[04:28] <grubbles> can I post my specs here or would that be too much?
[04:28] <i_is_broke> which vm's use usb's?
[04:28] <jvargas> where can i get an app to sign documents digitally with a smart card?
[04:28] <usr13> dr_willis: He just said he wants to share his laptop's internet connection with the android phone.
[04:28] <cyberex> i want to share my internet connection with laptop
[04:29] <cyberex> sorry with android
[04:29] <usr13> cyberex: What?
[04:29] <usr13> cyberex: Ok
[04:29] <sinistrad> grub boots up when I manually select an option, but when I set it to default to win7 partition, it boots up the recovery partition instead...any ideas on why?
[04:29] <cyberex> laptop to android
[04:29] <cyberex> android cant connect to ad-hoc
[04:30] <bsmith093> how do i add the same text to every line around the current line, of a very large file? example i have these 12345 i ant to make them these www.blah.com\12345\1 how would i do that?
[04:30] <cyberex> i had to install windows and use connectify now, but i don't like windows ubuntu should have been enough
[04:30] <grubbles> Dr_willis: can I send you the info from sudo lshw via pm so that you can analyze it?
[04:30] <dr_willis> bsmith093:  normal tools for that would be sed/awk and perl
[04:31] <bsmith093> dr_willis: ok how?
[04:31] <somsip> cyberex: http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/167106-append-text-end-every-line.html
[04:31] <usr13> cyberex: Oh, well, maybe not.  I don't know.  But if your laptop's wireless NIC will do infastructure mode, you can have your laptop act as a wireless router.
[04:31] <somsip> bsmith093: http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/167106-append-text-end-every-line.html
[04:31] <Pengu1n_Phr0zen> http://l337stuff.blogspot.com/
[04:31] <somsip> cyberex: (sorry)
[04:31] <dr_willis> grubbles:  i doubt if i can help much. im not even clear on your actual problem
[04:32] <cyberex> does my nic's driver brcmsmac still does not support master mode
[04:33] <bsmith093> dr_willis: the numbers are the unique parts of an otherwise exact url string, i would like to wrap around them, how do i do that?
[04:33] <cyberex> does anybody know who is working on these mac80211 drivers
[04:34] <dr_willis> bsmith093:  sed, and awk.. and no i cant tell you the command
[04:34] <dr_willis> bsmith093:  or a text editor with macro feacures
[04:36]  * dr_willis has a large book on 'using sed & awk' but i rarely need to use them.
[04:36] <dr_willis> bbl. got a job to go do.
[04:37] <aperture> My grub is woefully messed up, but I have ubuntu at hd0,1 and haikuos as well (plus some partition that's 2.84 gb, dunno what it is). How can I repair grub in the liveusb?
[04:37] <cyberex> gpg: decryption failed: secret key not available   how do i resolve this error
[04:37] <aperture> Also, how can I scan my ubuntu installed partition for disc errors?
[04:38] <somsip> !fsck | aperture
[04:38] <aperture> okay
[04:38] <aperture> so what about grub? What can I use to fix that?
[04:39] <somsip> aperture: maybe this might help http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1581099.html
[04:39] <cyberex> gpg: decryption failed: secret key not available   how do i resolve this error
[04:40] <icedtea> to get upstart to work on a program you just need to stick a config file (in the proper format, of course) in /etc/init correct?
[04:40] <somsip> cyberex: maybe this might help http://debugge.com/gpg-decryption-failed-secret-key-not-available.db
[04:41] <tc_> Did you try sudo update-grub . We also need your grub.cfg file on Ubuntu. And yes, Ubuntu uses Gedit as text editor. You can gain root priviliges with gksudo gedit //boot/grub/grub.cfg
[04:41] <somsip> icedtea: maybe this might help http://greeennotebook.com/2010/06/run-your-program-as-a-service-with-upstart-in-ubuntu/
[04:42] <Jordan_U> aperture: Please pastebin the output of "sudo blkid".
[04:43] <aperture> Jordan_U: I do not yet have the liveusb up, still writing to usb.
[04:43] <aperture> Also, hello again :)
[04:44] <Unguided> hello all. newb question. Does anyone know of a graphical interface for dhcp?
[04:44] <cyberex> gpg: decryption failed: secret key not available   how do i resolve this error
[04:44] <icedtea> somsip: thanks
[04:44] <chachan> Unguided: web interface will be fine?
[04:45] <chachan> Unguided: you can use webmin
[04:45] <somsip> cyberex: maybe this might help  http://debugge.com/gpg-decryption-failed-secret-key-not-available.db - not repeating again until you respond
[04:45] <Unguided> chachan: yes i would like to be able to install and connect to it like you do a hard ware router
[04:48] <grubbles> Hello, I recently installed wow on my inspiron mini and it works fine up to the playable part, that's when it crashes. my wine version is 1.2.1, I have configured config.wtf according to specifications, and I am not playing through the launcher. My netbook is rocking the intel N10 Family Integrated Graphics Controller and the only propriety drivers I seam to have installed is one for sound. I was told that is because lubuntu 
[04:49] <somsip> grubbles: so we need to find out if your video shipset is supported, and how to get a driver for it?
[04:49] <somsip> *chipset
[04:50] <kkerwin> Hi. How do I start a daemon at boot?
[04:50] <somsip> grubbles: maybe this will help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1758850
[04:53] <ensi> hi i have instlled fluxbox on ubuntu and run ubuntu, which works fine but sometimes the fluxbox root window menu (that comes up on right click) gets replaced by gnome menu
[04:53] <ensi> where deos this menu come from?
[04:53] <ensi> nautilus?
[04:54] <somsip> ensi: you might have more luck in a #fluxbox channel if there is one
[04:55] <ensi> somsip: okies
[04:56] <cyberex> excuse me plz i want to upload my application to ubuntu server so that users can download it from synaptic manager and it should be present in synaptic by default with adding any repository plz how we do this
[04:56] <cyberex> without adding any repository
[04:58] <somsip> cyberex: maybe this will help https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages
[04:58] <OerHeks> or http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/
[04:59] <somsip> wnd link is better
[04:59] <somsip> *2nd
[05:04] <cyberex> that seems a bit complex
[05:07] <Guest62276> hey, does anyone know how to add an audible chime to ubuntu for USB devices.  Kind of like the da donk sound that windoze plays upon insertion of a usb device.
[05:08] <Guest62276> is anyone in this room
[05:09]  * jalen looks at the nick list
[05:09] <OerHeks> Guest62276, you should write a script for that, example > http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-380002.html
[05:09] <somsip> Guest62276: maybe this will help http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/20125
[05:09] <Guest62276> Thanks, guys
[05:11] <OerHeks> ah, it is in brainstorm already, so it could become a feature
[05:12] <Guest62276> That would be pretty sweet.  It is one of the few features that I miss on ubuntu
[05:13] <coolstar> Which licence allows me to make a project open source while not allowing others from ripping code off without giving credit to the original project?
[05:13] <somsip> !ot | coolstar
[05:14] <Guest62276> Thanks guys have a good day.
[05:16] <OerHeks> coolstar, under GPL3 i guess
[05:17] <coolstar> OerHeks: thx
[05:24] <Dharmit> Is there any free open source alternative to fireplotter ??
[05:25] <kkerwin> Hi. I have three computers running Ubuntu, and one NFS server. Two of my computers have r/w access to the NFS server, but the third does not. I am trying to figure out why. Is there anyone available who could help.
[05:26] <polardude1983> dharmit, maybe try looking at  iotop and vnstat?
[05:27] <polardude1983> dharmit, i believe there is also DDwrt
[05:28] <Dharmit> polardude 1983, Thanks. I shall look at it. I am totally new to this so needed some names that I could search for.
[05:29] <polardude1983> kkerwin, I do not know why your third computer does not have access. Maybe someone else does if there is anybody else :)
[05:29] <ibolmo> i made a boo boo. i accidentally rm -rf /etc/php5 :D now I'm trying to reinstall php5, but apt-get install and remove are not cooperating
[05:29] <kkerwin> polardude1983: No problem. Thank you for taking a moment to answer.
[05:32] <somsip> ibolmo: reinstall? install --force?
[05:33] <ibolmo> thanks
[05:33] <somsip> ibolmo:  did either one work?
[05:34] <ibolmo> --force no such option
[05:34] <somsip> ibolmo: I should check - how are you installing?
[05:34] <ibolmo> sudo apt-get install ...
[05:35] <somsip> aperture: try -f for fix broken or --force-yes to do other things that may or may not make things worse
[05:37] <ibolmo> hehe --reinstall did it
[05:37] <somsip> ibolmo: cool - sorted?
[05:38] <ibolmo> yep ty
[05:38] <somsip> ibolmo: np
[05:39] <Jordan_U> aperture: Still haven't been able to boot from the Ubuntu liveUSB?
[05:39] <ag28> Anyone had a problem with network app not remembering WPA keys?  Since upgrading to 11.10,  my app won't.
[05:39] <kkerwin> Hi. What is the best way to change the UID of an existing user?
[05:41] <somsip> kkerwin: maybe this will help http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-change-rename-user-name-id/
[05:42] <kkerwin> somsip: Hehe. Google gave me the same answer. Thanks!!!
[05:42] <somsip> kkerwin: prolly because the first thing I do when I'm in this mood is to search google
[05:44] <kkerwin> somsip: Ya. I got an answer to one question from another channel, and so my knee jerk reaction was to ask on here, rather than ask google, as usual.
[05:44] <somsip> kkerwin: our knees jerk with different reactions. I check google first.
[05:46] <Untitled_only> long time room, whats new?
[05:47] <Squarism> which release should i choose if im on 11.10 ?
[05:47] <Squarism> http://archive.cloudera.com/debian/dists/
[05:47] <polardude1983> nuttin
[05:47] <Squarism> only hardy and lucid et al  there
[05:48] <somsip> Squarism: maybe this will help https://groups.google.com/a/cloudera.org/group/cdh-user/browse_thread/thread/4a3054318e8f170d/cbb7145b7aadb6c7
[05:53] <delinquentme> does ubuntu ship with multiple versions of python pre installed?
[05:56] <Squarism> DAMN, 11.10 / unity is just buggy
[05:56] <pbt> +1
[05:56] <Squarism> now... right mouse buttton doesnt work
[05:57] <CrownWheel> Hey.  To anybody who was paying attention to my questions about installing R stats packages earlier,
[05:57] <CrownWheel> I got it done.
[05:58] <pehden> whois
[05:58] <Squarism> somsip, thanx.. that helped me
[05:58] <somsip> Squarism: np
[05:59] <CrownWheel> The fix was 1.) add a "CRAN" repository (they host the R packages)  2.) add the GPG key with which the packages were signed.
[05:59] <etrask> Hello, how often is the LTS roll given new hardware drivers? I'm wondering what the odds are that the LTS version will support my wireless card now [it didn't before 10.04.02]
[05:59] <pehden> is there a way to proxy into irc
[05:59] <Untitled_only> night all
[05:59] <CrownWheel> That pubkey should be available from the repository where your R packages are hosted.
[05:59] <somsip> !proxy | pehden
[06:00] <somsip> etrask: AIUI LTS only updates for security issues.
[06:00] <pehden> tor doesnt work
[06:00] <pehden> whats a cloak
[06:00] <pehden> !cloak pehden
[06:00] <pehden> !cloak | pehden
[06:01] <etrask> somsip: I see, thanks
[06:01] <CrownWheel> ubottu, I've had a similar question about proxy-ing under Ubuntu.
[06:01] <somsip> bot 1, human 0
[06:01] <Jon--> Turing test - passed.
[06:01] <somsip> hehe
[06:01] <etrask> awesome
[06:01] <CrownWheel> how do you know it's not bot 1 - bot 0?
[06:01] <ZoeyMarie> anyone have any experience dual booting a mac (specifically a macbook/pro) with ubuntu?? Or, alternatively, know of a better channel to ask in???
[06:02] <CrownWheel> (btw, I'm flattered)
[06:02] <pehden> !cloak | CrownWheel
[06:02] <dr_willis> !mac
[06:02] <Jon--> I will answer questions for the next 15 minutes, then sleep time.
[06:03] <etrask> So here's an odd question... for reasons no doubt relating to my neuroses I need to install the GRUB bootloader to a partition instead of the MBR, however the latest versions of the Ubuntu alternate installer fail on this step [I think since it started using GRUB 2?]
[06:03] <ZoeyMarie> dr_willis I have that page bookmarked. rEFIt isn't loading properly, and the sourceforge page doesn't have info on the issue (they say they're trying to solve the particular issue)
[06:03] <pehden> !FloodBot1
[06:03] <etrask> I get the system fully installed but the "Install a bootloader" step fails, with a "Cannot stat [hard drive/partition]" error message
[06:04] <urlin2u> etrask, you can with the live cd.
[06:04] <Jon--> ZoeyMarie, Sounds like there's not much you can do until someone releases a patch.
[06:04] <etrask> urlin2u: just use the live CD to create a GRUB install for the already-installed system? will that work?
[06:05] <ZoeyMarie> Jon: they've been "investigating" the issue for at least a year, I believe... I know it's been done, but I was specifically hoping that there might be someone on here that has done it.
[06:05] <urlin2u> etrask, so we are on the same page, can you describe whats goi ng on.
[06:05] <Jon--> ZoeyMarie, Possibly. You'd have more luck posting on the Ubuntu forums I think though.
[06:05] <ryanCH> New Wallpaper -> http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Swirl+of+neon+paint?content=147612
[06:05] <ryanCH> :)
[06:05] <me-1> hi...how can know how much ram my system is using
[06:05] <ZoeyMarie> I just put rEFIt on a CD, to boot it that way (rather than trying to install it through the package installer), but then my eyes got a little crossed when I realized that I needed to boot Ubuntu off CD as well.
[06:06] <Frijolie> how do you mount an Android tablet? does Ubuntu still use /etc/fstab?
[06:06] <jack1> ! register
[06:06] <urlin2u> etrask, but yes you can chroot in and purge and install grub as well as the actual bootloader I suspect.
[06:06] <urlin2u> from alive cd
[06:06] <etrask> urlin2u: sure. I have Windows 7 installed on a hard drive [2 partitions] and am installing ubuntu onto two other partitions on the same hard drive. However I have the Windows MBR replaced with the TrueCrypt one, since I have both Windows partitions encrypted. The default installers don't detect this setup and think they're alone on the hard drive
[06:07] <frijolie> how do you mount an Android tablet? does Ubuntu still use /etc/fstab?
[06:07] <etrask> urlin2u: so what I've done in the past is leave the MBR untouched, setup another partition [/boot] to be bootable and put GRUB there, so I can press escape at the TrueCrypt prompt to go into Linux
[06:07] <ryanCH> me-1: type "free -bl" in a terminal
[06:08] <ryanCH> me-1: or just "free" ;p
[06:08] <ZoeyMarie> Jon, I will try that. I haven't posted on the forums in a whiiiiile, and my experience has been a little slow with them... thus, I thought talking to someone might be quicker.
[06:08] <urlin2u> etrask, not sure as far as your set up but this site should give you some answers. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Upgrading
[06:08] <etrask> urlin2u: but when I install now with 11.10, the bootloader install step fails at trying to install to /dev/sdb3 [or whatever it is] with a "Cannot stat [device]" error
[06:09] <ZoeyMarie> Anyone know if there is a dual-boot ubuntu channel??
[06:09] <Al_nz1> how would I search a series of directories ( recup* ) for *.txt files containing nz email addresses (ie strings with @*.nz)
[06:09] <etrask> urlin2u: ah, I will check that out, thanks
[06:09] <iceroot> ZoeyMarie: there is no need for a channel like that, ask your question here
[06:10] <jacksparrow> hi
[06:10] <somsip> Al_nz1: grep -r -i @*.nz /root_dir, possibly
[06:10] <frijolie> how do I know whether to use fstab or mtab?
[06:10] <urlin2u> etrask, I haven't used the alternative for a long time so I can't really say whats up, other than the live cd will install the bootloader where you want, the grub2 page tells you how to use the live cd to get into the OS if installed
[06:10] <ZoeyMarie> iceroot I just was, and people directed me to the forums. I was hoping to talk to someone, so I thought maybe there would be another channel. I am trying to dual-boot my macbookrpo, and having some difficulties with it. (and I have the !mac link bookmarked)
[06:11] <iceroot> !details | ZoeyMarie
[06:11] <Al_nz1> somsip: just not sure where in there I specify the path? ie /home/al/recup* ?
[06:11] <somsip> Al_nz1: wherever the files are situated
[06:11] <iceroot> Al_nz1: grep pattern path
[06:11] <me-1> ryanCH:  if i want results in MBs..? not in kbs
[06:12] <etrask> urlin2u: thank you for the help, i'll wrestle with this more after I've had sleep
[06:12] <ryanCH> me-1: just "free -m"
[06:12] <me-1> ryanCH:  thank you
[06:13] <ZoeyMarie> iceroot, I am attempting to dual-boot my macbookpro with ubuntu, the rEFIt program wouldn't install correctly through the package installer, and the drawbacks of manual installation were too much of, well, a drawback, I currently have rEFIt on a CD, but am unsure as to how booting the Ubuntu CD while the rEFIt CD is in the drive will work...
[06:13] <ryanCH> me-1: yw
[06:14] <Guest71895> login kubuntu-chromium too slow:video card?
[06:16] <frijolie> ...
[06:17] <JusticeZero> What is /home/myname/.ICEauthority ?
[06:17] <gogeta> Guest77190: kde isnt knoes for being fast
[06:17] <gogeta> known
[06:17] <JusticeZero> having login issues involving that file.
[06:17] <gogeta> oh he left
[06:17] <gogeta> lol
[06:18] <somsip> JusticeZero: maybe this will help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1841457
[06:18] <gogeta> JusticeZero: thats normaly a permission isue
[06:18] <rumpe1> JusticeZero, check the permissions and correct them if necessary. Could be caused sometimes by using "sudo nautilus" afaik.
[06:18] <gogeta> rumpe1: fail
[06:19] <gogeta> ;-)
[06:19] <nubfilter> quick question for y'all... trying to downgrade to 10.04LTS and I created a bootable USB but it keeps booting to the existing installation on my SSD drive... any ideas why? does it autodetect and boot it?
[06:20] <Jon--_> nubfilter, Ensure USB booting is enabled in BIOS and is a higher priority than SSD.
[06:20] <gogeta> nubfilter: depends on the pc esc or f8 normaly to get to a boot emnu
[06:20] <rumpe1> gogeta, fail?
[06:20] <gogeta> nubfilter: then slect the usb drive or as he said change the bios settings
[06:20] <nubfilter> yes, I followed the same procedure installing freebsd and 11.10 on this machine...
[06:20] <coolstar> For those of you waiting for openswave, it is now up here: http://code.google.com/p/openswave
[06:20] <nubfilter> it starts reading USB after i select it in boot menu then hops to the existing install
[06:20] <coolstar> Its in GPLv3
[06:20] <coolstar> and Open Source
[06:21] <gogeta> nubfilter: areyou slecting boot from hdd lol
[06:21] <gogeta> nibalizer: thats in the list
[06:21] <coolstar> if you have any questions, send me an email at coolstarorganization@gmail.com
[06:21] <nubfilter> yes I'm selecting the USB drive from the boot menu
[06:22] <nubfilter> it's the only one out of 8 that says Kingston lol
[06:22] <gogeta> nubfilter: no when the usb boots it has another menu and the first option is to start whatever is on the hdd
[06:22] <nubfilter> that's just it.. i'm not getting that menu it goes strait into 11.10 that's installed on physical disk
[06:22] <gogeta> nubfilter: it might be defulting there
[06:22] <gogeta> nubfilter: ah
[06:22] <nubfilter> i've even tried holding F6 right after selecting the USB drive
[06:23] <nubfilter> 1 second later i'm on a login screen for 11.10
[06:23] <nubfilter> well.. 2 seconds
[06:23] <nibalizer> nubfilter: are you sure you created the usb disk correctly?
[06:23] <gogeta> nubfilter: you make it with unetbootin?
[06:23] <nibalizer> i've found it to be kindof hard to do that right the first time
[06:23] <gogeta> nubfilter: if your trying to us =e the bult in tool on a older version it may be doing it wrong
[06:24] <nubfilter> I'm using osx, converted from iso to img, renamed got rid of the .dmg, then burned with dd
[06:24] <nubfilter> same way i did the 11.10 install
[06:24] <gogeta> nubfilter: stange maybe you lost something there
[06:25] <pilgo> I turned off my wif using the menu at the top and uncheck the "enable wireless" or whatever it's called.
[06:25] <pilgo> Now, whatever I do I can't turn it on. It's grayed out.
[06:25] <gogeta> pilgo: some drivers like to blow up when you do that restaring fixes it
[06:26] <pilgo> I tried to turn it on from Windows but booting into Ubuntu turns wireless off again
[06:26] <nubfilter> I might try disconnecting the SSD and see if usb will boot.... one sec
[06:26] <pilgo> gogeta: Oh, I've restarted more than once :)
[06:26] <gogeta> pilgo: and it didnt come back as on
[06:26] <gogeta> pilgo: do sudo ip net up wlan0
[06:26] <gogeta> pilgo: i probly did that wrong
[06:26] <pilgo> gogeta: Nope. The physical button does nothing. The menu is frayed out. Windows works though but turns off when I boot into ubuntu
[06:27] <gogeta> pilgo: ip link set wlan0 up
[06:27] <gogeta> pilgo: thats the cli command to turn it on
[06:27] <pilgo> oh!
[06:28] <gogeta> pilgo: sudo  ip link set wlan0 up
[06:28] <gogeta> normaly wlan0 is the defult card name
[06:29] <pilgo> gogeta: I'll try that in one sec.
[06:30] <nubfilter> hmmmm guess something weird did happen with the usb this time
[06:30]  * nubfilter shrugs
[06:30] <gogeta> pilgo: well thats the command to tell the softwhere to turn the card on
[06:31] <gogeta> pilgo: if the gui is not working for some reasion or it will fail and tell you why
[06:31] <nubfilter> just a little to excited to get my oracle back i guess lol. noticed I didn't do the dd with sudo, perhaps that is the issue
[06:31] <gogeta> pilgo: rather then just a gray box
[06:32] <gogeta> nubfilter: yea probly
[06:32] <gogeta> nubfilter: remake it see if it works
[06:33] <nubfilter> nope... must be corrupted ISO i suppose. back to square 1 lol
[06:33] <gogeta> nubfilter: i have no idea why the untebootin guys never did a osc version
[06:34] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: Are you trying to boot the USB drive from a mac or a normal PC?
[06:34] <gogeta> nubfilter: if you use a dl manager they do tend to cruppt isos
[06:34] <gogeta> nubfilter: md5 it you will knoe if its bad
[06:34] <gogeta> Jordan_U: it boots but goes to his old install
[06:34] <nubfilter> yes... going to do that just as soon as it finishes downlaoding
[06:36] <nubfilter> anyone happen to know where the md5s are for 10.04.3 server x64 iso?
[06:36] <gogeta> nubfilter: should be on the same site you got em
[06:36] <Jordan_U> !md5sums | nubfilter
[06:36] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: Are you trying to boot the USB drive from a mac or a normal PC?
[06:36] <nubfilter> thanks
[06:36] <nubfilter> !md5sums
[06:37] <nubfilter> Jordan_U: download .iso on mac, convert to .img, write to USB with DD, boot on 'server' machine (not a mac).
[06:37] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: Then you need to *not* convert it to a different filesystem (iso to "img"). Just dd the iso as is to the drive (and *not* to a partition, this is important).
[06:37] <gogeta> Jordan_U: booting was not the issue it ran his key then started 11.10
[06:38] <gogeta> Jordan_U: yea i had a felling the conversion was losing some data
[06:38] <nubfilter> I'm following the exact same procedure this time as when I installed 11.10, but it looks like (after removing SSD connectors) the image was corrupted somehow so I'm redownloading the ISO and going to MD5 it
[06:38] <Jordan_U> gogeta: It's losing the bootloader.
[06:39] <nubfilter> I just couldn't install oracle on 11.10 because a few things have changed and oracle is very picky
[06:39] <gogeta> nubfilter: yea dd the iso it might have worked before becouse it saw nothing and defukted to install
[06:39] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: Following the OSX instructions on the Ubuntu download page will never make something that is bootable on a non [U]EFI machine.
[06:39] <gogeta> defulted
[06:40] <nubfilter> my understanding is that you cannot just dd a .iso file to a usb drive because iso file is ISO-9660 format and that is not how you write something to disk
[06:40] <gogeta> nubfilter: dd does not care
[06:40] <nubfilter> you can, however, do that to a CD
[06:42] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: You're understanding is incorrect. BIOS based firmware knows nothing about filesystems or partitions, it just loads the first sector of the drive into memory and jumps to it, everything else is up to that code.
[06:42] <gogeta> nubfilter: when it comes to make live cds its ok ebing your not writing data back
[06:42] <gogeta> being
[06:43] <gogeta> nubfilter: so it the bios and even the kernel its a cd
[06:44] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: It's true that you normally don't use iso9660 filesystems on writeable media for practical reasons, but that doesn't change the fact that Ubuntu isos (as of Ubuntu 11.10) are bootable when dd'd to a drive unmodified.
[06:44] <nubfilter> I am attempting to dd a 10.04LTS server ISO to USB media to boot on my server
[06:44] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: That will fail.
[06:44] <gogeta> Jordan_U: ?
[06:45] <nubfilter> correct... which is why you must conver it to IMG first, right?
[06:45] <gogeta> Jordan_U: your right didnt lts have some bug with that
[06:45] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: No.
[06:46] <Jordan_U> gogeta: nubfilter: Being able to dd the image and create a drive which is bootable with BIOS based firmware is a new feature in Ubuntu 11.10. It was not possible with previous versions of Ubuntu.
[06:46] <nubfilter> bummer.
[06:46] <gogeta> Jordan_U: rite you gotta dump the files and use sys linux dont you
[06:46] <nubfilter> so I need to go buy a dvdr?
[06:47] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: I can create a netinstall image of Ubuntu 10.04 for you which you can dd to a drive and have bootable from BIOS based system.
[06:47] <nubfilter> it worked with 2 versions of freebsd, and 11.4, and 11.10 lol
[06:47] <pnorman> ubuntu's default of colouring grep's output is screwing up my command - anyone know how to turn it off?
[06:47] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: That would be easiest.
[06:47] <nubfilter> Jordan_U: ok
[06:47] <gogeta> nubfilter: does the linux box still live
[06:48] <Jordan_U> pnorman: It shouldn't use colors when piped to other commands, or in scripts (as it's an alias).
[06:48] <pnorman> Ah, nevermind, got it working
[06:48] <gogeta> nubfilter: friggin unetbootin the iso
[06:48] <gogeta> nubfilter: they dump the fils and use there own boot laoder
[06:48] <nubfilter> does unetbootin have a version for osx?
[06:48] <gogeta> nubfilter: no :9 windows and linux
[06:48] <gogeta> :(
[06:49] <gogeta> nubfilter: soorry they now have a osx version
[06:49] <Jordan_U> nubfilter: If you wait about an hour I'll probably have time to make you an image you can use (I need to leave now). It will need to be the netinstall (which downloads all packages during install) though since I don't have the upload bandwidth for anything else.
[06:49] <gogeta> nubfilter: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[06:50] <gogeta> Jordan_U: that will get the job done :)
[06:50] <nubfilter> gogeta: thanks, I'll give it a try
[06:50] <gogeta> nubfilter: slect the iso and the drive to use and let it go
[06:51] <gogeta> nubfilter: i guess enough mac users screamed lol
[06:51] <nubfilter> should I unmount the partition first or is it smart enough?
[06:51] <gogeta> nubfilter: it uses it mounted
[06:51] <gogeta> nubfilter: good idea to format it clean to fat
[06:51] <gogeta> fat32
[06:52] <gogeta> nubfilter: when its done rather the reboot unmount put in other pc
[06:53] <nubfilter> let me ask a quick question before I go doing a net install... can this be done with dd or some other utility on 11.10 easy enough?
[06:53] <gogeta> nubfilter: the tool i gave you is easy and it works well
[06:53] <Jon--_> Software developer, three years university experience so far, 6 months in industry. Looking for an open source project to work on. Anyone have recommendations/could use a hand? First 1-2 that sound cool, you got me. ;)
[06:53] <Jon--_> ^ apologies for off-topic
[06:54] <gogeta> Jon--_: kill unity
[06:54] <gogeta> lol
[06:54] <Jon--_> gogeta, Hah.
[06:54] <nubfilter> gogeta: doesn't show USB drive in drop-down
[06:54] <gogeta> nubfilter: it should show the drive
[06:55] <nubfilter> gogeta: dropdown is empty, usb is connected. tried unmounting also still nothing
[06:55] <gogeta> nubfilter: re connect it then reopen
[06:56] <gogeta> nubfilter: the usb drive should be listed
[06:56] <nubfilter> gogeta: negative
[06:56] <gogeta> Jon--: go help the guys at mate get gnome 2 back
[06:56] <nubfilter> oh well
[06:57] <tensorpudding> mate is not going to "get gnome 2 back"
[06:57] <gogeta> nubfilter:  is type set as usb drive
[06:57] <gogeta> tensorpudding: mate is gnome 2 ported to gtk 3
[06:58] <tensorpudding> that's not "get gnome 2 back"
[06:58] <nubfilter> gogeta: yes
[06:58] <solofight> people i need to access my ubuntu server GUI from windows - how can i ?
[06:58] <nubfilter> gogeta: going to try this (which is pretty much exactly what i did before)
[06:58] <nubfilter> http://blog.duvrazh.com/2011/11/27/how-to-make-a-bootable-linux-usb-in-mac-os-x-lion/
[06:58] <gogeta> nubfilter: maybe you gotta run it as admin or something
[06:59] <gogeta> nubfilter: HFS or NTFS-formatted USB drives won't be listed
[07:00] <solofight> people i need to access my ubuntu server GUI from windows - how can i take it remote ?
[07:00] <dr_willis> solofight:  vnc, or ssh+xming, or freenx,  and putty of course
[07:00] <nicehs> i have a dir that is webroot and that the webserver-user (www-data) needs access to, but i also have a ftp user that needs access to it for uploading that i got working now- the ftp user can upload to it.  but files i have uploaded give me "403 forbidden" when trying to view them in my browser afterwards. It starts to work when I manually chmod the file to 777, or if I chown it to www-data.
[07:00] <nicehs> but ftp uploads are auto-set to be owned by the ftp user not www-data,and arent chmod' to 777 either.. any idea what i can do to make it work?
[07:00] <dr_willis> solofight:  its odd that a 'serve' has a desktop
[07:01] <pybit> solofight, have you tried webmin?
[07:01] <solofight> pybit: nope
[07:01] <coolstar> is anyone here interested in a shockwave player for ubuntu?
[07:01] <dr_willis> dont use webmin.... forget it exists
[07:01] <solofight> dr_willis: putty for GUI remote !
[07:01] <pybit> heh
[07:01] <gogeta> coolstar: lol no
[07:01] <coolstar> its open source
[07:01] <dr_willis> solofight:  with xming... yes.
[07:01] <gogeta> coolstar: who uses shockwave
[07:02] <somsip> coolstar: I can appreciate you're tryin gto drum up interest in your new project, but this is not the place
[07:02] <coolstar> its used in almost every 3d online game
[07:02] <styelz> webmin is for noobs
[07:02] <gogeta> coolstar: no unity is'
[07:02] <gogeta> lol
[07:02] <pybit> somebody asking for a sever desktop falls into that class
[07:02] <coolstar> gogeta: look at miniclip.com
[07:02] <coolstar> gogeta: only flash and shockwave games
[07:02] <TACPILOT> installed minimal ubuntu into virtualbox twice. both times I see the ubuntu 11.1 splash at boot then just blinking curser ??
[07:02] <gogeta> coolstar: i havent seen anythig shockwave in 5 years
[07:03] <gogeta> coolstar: most use pure flash or unity3d
[07:03] <coolstar> gogeta: look at age of speed, age of speed 2, street racer, and turbo racing
[07:03] <gogeta> coolstar: i ment real games heh
[07:03] <nubfilter> if you're making a game, use the correct tools: openGL
[07:04] <TACPILOT> most definitely openGL
[07:04] <coolstar> nubfilter: openswave (my project) will hook into OpenGL, GStreamer, GTK, and either Cairo or GDK
[07:04] <coolstar> gogeta: look at this: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/13494
[07:04] <gogeta> coolstar: sorry ill use unity3d
[07:05] <solofight> dr_willis: i have disabled password based authentication so if i use xming + ssh i can retain the rsa key based auth ?
[07:05] <gogeta> coolstar: its faster uses gl
[07:05] <gogeta> and html5
[07:05] <coolstar> gogeta: http://www.petitiononline.com/linuxswp/petition.html
[07:05] <dr_willis> solofight:  yes
[07:05] <solofight> wow
[07:05] <coolstar> gogeta: 38821 signatures
[07:05] <gogeta> coolstar: for a dieng format
[07:05] <gogeta> coolstar: pretty funny
[07:06] <dr_willis> solofight:  xming works with putty.. so it has all the features putty does
[07:06] <solofight> dr_willis: so i already have ssh running in my server - now i need to isntall xming in the client machine to get the GUI ?
[07:07] <gogeta> coolstar: with flash pulling from mobile i say with the next few years its going to be gone from most sites
[07:07] <dr_willis> solofight:  xming gives you a x server on windoes. you then use the x forwarding feature of ssh.. xming has wizards to automate this.
[07:07] <gogeta> coolstar: many aruldy have in protest
[07:08] <solofight> dr_willis: :( x server on windows ! ? il install the xming in my windows machine to check what that means
[07:08] <dr_willis> solofight:  xming is an x server..
[07:08] <solofight> dr_willis: an x server is ?
[07:09] <coolstar> gogeta: There's still a ton of fun shockwave games out there
[07:09] <dr_willis> solofight:  is this a local  lan or over the internet?
[07:09] <maum> I downloaded ".diff" patch file. how can I use it on ubuntu 11.10?
[07:09] <solofight> dr_willis: can be both
[07:09] <gogeta> coolstar: never been a fan on it its slow compared to better things
[07:10] <gogeta> coolstar: flash linux is total suck and fail anyways
[07:10] <dr_willis> solofight:  then you might want to look into  'nx' also - such as freenx
[07:10] <gogeta> coolstar: cpu eater
[07:10] <solofight> dr_willis: ssh + xming + freenx ?
[07:10] <Jon--> solofight, Yes, you will have to do this. I believe PuTTY comes bundled with something if you install it though, is that correct dr_willis ?
[07:10] <milamber> maum: it depends on what you are trying to do with it, from the terminal: man diff
[07:10] <prodr1fterx> hi.
[07:10] <dr_willis> solofight:  or freenx.. depends onyour needs
[07:11] <najche> Hey guys .. we are at school..and we want to isntall google chrome
[07:11] <najche> can you help us ?
[07:11] <dr_willis> solofight:  learn ssh...  then learn about xming, freenx also uses ssh i belive
[07:11] <dr_willis> !chrome
[07:11] <prodr1fterx> ye.
[07:11] <maum> milamber: I am going to use this : https://trac.macports.org/ticket/29390
[07:12] <prodr1fterx> we have ubuntu 7 version
[07:12] <rootmark> EDUbuntu
[07:12] <almoxarife> !chromium-browser
[07:12] <coolstar> gogeta: this version of shockwave will be open source, so if it eats a ton of cpu, anyone can fix it
[07:12] <prodr1fterx> 7.04 i think
[07:12] <rootmark> EDUbuntu
[07:12] <prodr1fterx> yep
[07:12] <dr_willis> !7.04
[07:12] <Jordan_U> !eol | prodr1fterx
[07:12] <gogeta> coolstar: shockwave isnt nedded you can write it in pure flash and get the same game
[07:12] <najche> yes..
[07:12] <gogeta> coolstar: shockwave is just for noobs
[07:13] <gogeta> coolstar: and probly the same game faster
[07:13] <rootmark> hey prodr1fterx..
[07:13] <gogeta> coolstar: i was pulling off flash video in flash 6 long before they made it easy
[07:14] <gogeta> coolstar: granted they where huge and uncompressed
[07:14] <milamber> maum: looks like they just removed 2 lines
[07:14] <prodr1fterx> yes mark?
[07:15] <R2D3-527> hi, does anyone know how i can make my graphics faster again in ubuntu oneiric. in lucid it was fast enough, but when i switched to oneiric, i can feel some stress everytime i was dragging a window
[07:15] <litropy> Essentially, left-click+right-click (both upon press and also upon release until another click) = scroll with trackball.
[07:15] <maum> milamber: how can I apply this?
[07:15] <litropy> Hi, peeps. I have a trackball. I'm attempted to use xinput to make it so that when I press both left-click (button 1) and right-click (button 3), my window scrolls with the mouse.  I'd also like to release both buttons and still retain this functionality until I click again. However, surprisingly, xinput is limited to one event per button. So, I'm looking for alternatives.
[07:15] <nubfilter> sadly still no success. I suppose I'll just hunt for a dvdr
[07:16] <TACPILOT> what is the smallest ubuntu install .. no frills just base system .. no desktop and no extra packages ??
[07:16] <gogeta> TACPILOT: base cli
[07:16] <coolstar> gogeta: shockwave is for 3d games, not videos btw
[07:16] <gogeta> coolstar: even 3d games
[07:16] <nubfilter> gogeta: shockwave is for silly website based 'games'.
[07:16] <gogeta> coolstar: all the calls are in stock flash
[07:17] <coolstar> gogeta: I downloaded a .dcr, and its only 4-5 MB, and its a 3d racing game
[07:17] <gogeta> coolstar: wish i could find you some relly old school ones
[07:17] <R2D3-527> TACPILOT: the lightest ubuntu installation i know is Xubuntu
[07:17] <TACPILOT> I just installed mincd with command line install and it included all kinds of nonsense .. is that not the right iso ?
[07:17] <gogeta> TACPILOT: did you slect server or base
[07:18] <coolstar> anyways, if you guys with to contribute, all you need is git, ubuntu, and some c/shockwave/c++ knowledge. http://code.google.com/p/openswave/
[07:18] <almoxarife> TACPILOT: nonsense?
[07:18] <gogeta> TACPILOT: base should be enough to get to bash and some tools
[07:18] <TACPILOT> was not one of the options
[07:18] <gogeta> TACPILOT: bas eor cli
[07:18] <gogeta> or
[07:18] <TACPILOT> all kinds of destiop stuff
[07:18] <somsip> TACPILOT: shouldn't do
[07:18] <Jordan_U> !ot | coolstar
[07:19] <gogeta> TACPILOT: oh yea i think its in advanced under expert install
[07:19] <maum> milamber: ?
[07:19] <TACPILOT> the iso is called minicd  .. at boot the screen has options for install or command line install or advanced verions of both
[07:19] <gogeta> TACPILOT: with that you can do base install and skip insalling the besktop stuff
[07:19] <gogeta> desktop
[07:19] <R2D3-527> hi, does anyone know how i can make my graphics faster again in ubuntu oneiric. in lucid it was fast enough, but when i switched to oneiric, i can feel some stress everytime i was dragging a window! tnx
[07:19] <milamber> maum: i would really just find the file and remove the 2 lines
[07:20] <gogeta> TACPILOT: yea do expert install
[07:20] <TACPILOT> I never saw a base option and tried both the command line install and advanced command line install
[07:20] <gogeta> TACPILOT: its called ecpert now
[07:20] <gogeta> expert
[07:20] <TACPILOT> yes meant advanced = expert
[07:20] <gogeta> TACPILOT: should be like expert cli
[07:20] <gogeta> TACPILOT: should give you a bunch of menus
[07:20] <maum> milamber: I have the source file but there is no file named "profile" except "profiler.py"
[07:21] <prodr1fterx> guys
[07:21] <prodr1fterx> look
[07:21] <gogeta> TACPILOT after basic install skip slecting packages
[07:21] <prodr1fterx>  Reading package lists... Done
[07:21] <prodr1fterx>  Building dependency tree
[07:21] <prodr1fterx>  Reading state information... Done
[07:21] <prodr1fterx>  E: Couldn't find package g++-multilib
[07:21] <prodr1fterx>  rootmark@edubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install apache2 wdiff lighttpd php5-cgi sun-java6-fonts \
[07:21] <FloodBot1> prodr1fterx: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:21] <TACPILOT> not see cli but it litterally says "expert command line install" I am getting the feeling there are 2 tyoes of cli
[07:21] <R2D3-527> TACPILOT: but if you really want to get your hands dirty in the expert mode, you might want to try Gentoo and/or Arch
[07:22] <milamber> maum: what about py26-wxpython ?
[07:22] <TACPILOT> needing the ubuntu package repos for this project
[07:22] <R2D3-527> TACPILOT: i see...
[07:22] <TACPILOT> so need super small footprint to provision nodes with
[07:23] <TACPILOT> stateless cluster
[07:23] <maum> milamber: there is no file like that.
[07:23] <gogeta> TACPILOT: yea arch by defult is base install only
[07:23] <w30> TACPILOT, Lubuntu went on my netbook with an eight point six gig ssd drive with graphics, networking, word processors browsers and had over 3 gig leftover
[07:23] <TACPILOT> these machines will have no drives
[07:24] <gogeta> TACPILOT: ubuntu kinda burryed there base installer but you do it threw expert installer command line i beleve and just skip slecting packages
[07:24] <RokcStar> try slax
[07:24] <gogeta> naa arch its base by nature
[07:24] <dr_willis> tiny core linux. 10mb. ;)
[07:24] <gogeta> 400mb installed
[07:25] <milamber> maum: looking at the bug it might be in setup.py ?
[07:25]  * dr_willis missed the actual support question
[07:25] <RokcStar> or run live with Persitance mode
[07:25] <TACPILOT> I tried that first .. before trying the normal command line install .. neither give a login prompt when done
[07:25] <gogeta> dr_willis: doing a ubuntu base install i forgot they burryed it
[07:25] <TACPILOT> I can try again with expert version
[07:25] <maum> milamber: the error happened when "python setup.py build"
[07:26] <gogeta> TACPILOT: yes expert is what you whant
[07:26] <dr_willis> it the machines have no hd... what are you installing to?
[07:26] <gogeta> TACPILOT: your normal options but all in a list stylr
[07:26] <gogeta> style
[07:26] <litropy> Hi, peeps. I have a trackball. I'm attempted to use xinput to make it so that when I press both left-click (button 1) and right-click (button 3), my window scrolls with the mouse.  I'd also like to release both buttons and still retain this functionality until I click again. However, surprisingly, xinput is limited to one event per button. So, I'm looking for alternatives.
[07:26] <gogeta> TACPILOT: you will see install base system
[07:26] <TACPILOT> dr_willis yeah I have seen them and I even put together a custion DSL distro for papa john's pizza a while back
[07:26] <gogeta> TACPILOT: then skip over slect packages and do the configs boot loader etc
[07:27] <TACPILOT> I need ubuntu repos for this project though
[07:27] <gogeta> TACPILOT: you will have a basic ubuntu
[07:27]  * w30 wonders if muinux is still going; it fit on one 3.5 floppy disk
[07:27] <gogeta> TACPILOT: those all install with base
[07:27] <TACPILOT> gogeta: will try again  TY
[07:28] <gogeta> TACPILOT: it used to be a option i forgot they burryed it
[07:28] <westernanalog> help: http://www.pastie.org/3019706 http://www.pastie.org/3019714
[07:28] <TACPILOT> heck I would be happy if I could just get a list of packages for a base install and where to get the base directory structure
[07:28] <TACPILOT> thats really all I am trying to find with these installs
[07:28] <gogeta> TACPILOT: well it does kinda scrool buy everything it does
[07:28] <RokcStar> old ubuntu
[07:29] <gogeta> TACPILOT: yea thats expert command line
[07:29] <gogeta> TACPILOT: as i said just skip over slect packages thats whats installs the desktop stuff
[07:29] <dr_willis> !jeos
[07:29] <TACPILOT> is the "command line install" and cli  2 diff installers ?
[07:30] <gogeta> TACPILOT: no cli is short for that
[07:30] <westernanalog> broken packages here and 'sudo apt-get -f install' do not help. what to do?
[07:30] <TACPILOT> k
[07:30] <gogeta> TACPILOT: ah yes jeos forgot abought them
[07:30] <TACPILOT> dr_willis: will take a look  tnx
[07:30] <gogeta> lol it redirected me to virtulazion
[07:31] <gogeta> jeos ubuntu musta died
[07:31] <dr_willis> not sure if jeos is sill actively developed
[07:31] <TACPILOT> :(
[07:31] <gogeta> TACPILOT: but my methed works :)
[07:31] <TACPILOT> will try again TY
[07:31] <RokcStar> what if you purge the cache
[07:31] <dr_willis> ive seen premade vbox  ubuntu setups/vdks also'
[07:32] <RokcStar> of apt
[07:32] <somsip> a few jeOS's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_enough_operating_system
[07:32] <gogeta> sun still has one
[07:32] <TACPILOT> I cant get the vbox installs to even give me a promt of any kind
[07:32] <gogeta> i mean suse
[07:32] <R2D3-527> hi, does anyone know how i can make my graphics faster again in ubuntu oneiric. in lucid it was fast enough, but when i switched to oneiric, i can feel some stress everytime i was dragging a window! tnx
[07:32] <w30> TACPILOT, check out this page of tiny Linuxes: http://www.micheleandreoli.it/mulinux/tiny.html
[07:32] <RokcStar> or apt-get clean to erase old packages
[07:32] <denki>  /whowas jon--
[07:32] <TACPILOT> boots a quick splash screen and then just blinking curser
[07:32] <denki> a well
[07:33] <gogeta> he will be good with base ubuntu its just they like to forget some of use like command line
[07:33] <dr_willis> !nomodeset
[07:33] <nubfilter> i love how fast SSD is
[07:33] <nubfilter> lets just hope this installer can install grub correctly :-/
[07:33] <TACPILOT> will take a look
[07:33] <dr_willis> if you see the plymouth animation. you are past grub
[07:33] <gogeta> TACPILOT: arch would be perfect for you and they have a pretty big communty to
[07:34] <gogeta> TACPILOT: rather then ppa they use a system called aur arch user repo and normaly have anything ubuntu does
[07:34] <RokcStar> what part of the boot process is plymouth
[07:35] <dr_willis> RokcStar:  its part of the initrd i think
[07:35] <gogeta> TACPILOT: and users made it even easer the a ppa being you can install a aur package manager
[07:35] <gogeta> like packer
[07:35] <RokcStar> oh nice, and after initrd?
[07:37] <TACPILOT> because this cluster will be based off ubuntu repos , and the master nodes will also be worker nodes I really prefer all packages comming from the same repos .. the worker nodes are what I am putting together now
[07:37] <RokcStar> is there a way to do some sort of soft reboot?
[07:37] <gogeta> TACPILOT: by nature they dont install anything other then the kernel some tools and the package manager and say build your distro
[07:37] <gogeta> TACPILOT: but its documation is epic
[07:38] <gogeta> TACPILOT: probly the best of all the distros
[07:38] <solofight_> dr_willis: i installed xming and learned to launch a xserver - not when i connect to my server i am able to launch gui applications like xclock, emacs from console - but how do i get the entire GUI effect ? like desktop
[07:38] <RokcStar> i want to script a soft reboot to avoid turning off a service but in case some aps on ubuntu need to be reset i would like some information on what services i can reset
[07:38] <R2D3-527> hi, anyone knows how to disable dashboard in oneiric
[07:38] <TACPILOT> tnx but I dont want to deal with package feature missmatches is one repo is using a diff version than what is available in the other
[07:39] <gogeta> TACPILOT: aur normaly just grab the latest
[07:39] <TACPILOT> i need all ubuntu
[07:39] <gogeta> TACPILOT: you relise linux is linux
[07:40] <RokcStar> what process is it that controls the desktop on ubuntu and how can i reset it
[07:40] <gogeta> TACPILOT: its pretty rare for packeges to conflict
[07:40] <TACPILOT> yes but package x verion1 may be diff than vesion2 and I dont want to deal with wierd things that can happen for those situations
[07:41] <litropy> Hi, peeps. I have a trackball. I'm attempted to use xinput to make it so that when I press both left-click (button 1) and right-click (button 3), my window scrolls with the mouse.  I'd also like to release both buttons and still retain this functionality until I click again. However, surprisingly, xinput is limited to one event per button. So, I'm looking for alternatives.
[07:41] <TACPILOT> I feel it best to make sure all nodes are using the same repos
[07:41] <gogeta> TACPILOT: true
[07:42] <RokcStar> tac make your own repository
[07:42] <TACPILOT> :) wish I had the time
[07:42] <gogeta> RokcStar: do you mean xorg
[07:42] <RokcStar> yea
[07:42] <machiolate> I'm using Ubuntu 11.10 with gnome fallback panel.... I put in a DVD with data into my DVD drive and cannot find it anyhwere, anyone know where I might look?
[07:42] <RokcStar> and oh is that what its called..how would i reset it?
[07:42] <gogeta> RokcStar: its a good idea to use the same distro across all the clients
[07:43] <Testerski> Hi there
[07:43] <gogeta> RokcStar: killall xorg
[07:43] <TACPILOT> thanks for input all .. time to go dig in again ..L8r
[07:43] <RokcStar> would that close my running terminals
[07:43] <gogeta> RokcStar: it will kill x
[07:43] <RokcStar> i see
[07:43] <gogeta> RokcStar: so anything running goes with it
[07:43] <RokcStar> got it
[07:44] <gogeta> RokcStar: at least anything that uses x
[07:44] <srfc21> I need some help installed rubygems 1.8.12 on Ubuntu 10.10
[07:44] <Testerski> In Ubuntu 11.10 how can I set it to change between first and second keyboard layers by pressing left alt + shift, and between first and third - right alt + shift ?
[07:44] <gogeta> RokcStar: but ubuntu will seee it died and start it back up
[07:44] <srfc21> I ran the updater and now all the files in /var/lib/gems/1.8 have disappeared.
[07:44] <RokcStar> yes of course
[07:45] <srfc21> removing and reinstalling the package using aptitude will not resolve.
[07:45] <Guest2813> how do i set a nick?
[07:45] <gogeta> srfc21: if he purges the configs it might
[07:45] <somsip> !register | Guest2813
[07:46] <sordina> Does anyone know how to exclude .pod documentation from .deb packages created with dh-make-perl?
[07:46] <RokcStar> is running apt-get purge not recomendable ?
[07:46] <srfc21> goddard: I did run an aptitude purge rubygems
[07:46] <srfc21> but that didn't help either. Also tried aptitude reinstall rubygems.
[07:46] <gogeta> RokcStar: sudo apt-get --purge remove package name all purge does is delete the config files of said app
[07:47] <devkorcvince> srfc21: are you building a development machine or a production one?
[07:47] <gogeta> RokcStar: normaly there left behind in case you get the app again and it rembers its old configs
[07:47] <dr_willis> solofight_:  i tend to use the xming wizard to launch gnome-terminal, then run whaterver i need from that term.
[07:47] <srfc21> devkorcvince: production
[07:47] <RokcStar> sometimes some apps store configurations elsewhere and you have to manually find the file, right?
[07:48] <devish> is make a compiler utility??
[07:48] <gogeta> RokcStar: purge cleans em out
[07:48] <somsip> devish: mostly
[07:48] <devkorcvince> srfc21: have your tried rvm?
[07:48] <RokcStar> i see
[07:48] <srfc21> devkorcvince: rvm yields "command not found"
[07:48] <gogeta> RokcStar: handy if you mess up a apps config and whats it back to stock pruge reinstall it
[07:49] <RokcStar> yes i didnt know that
[07:49] <devkorcvince> srfc21: nope rvm is a ruby version management app
[07:49] <RokcStar> good tip
[07:49] <Testerski> is there a way to change between 3 keyboard layouts ?
[07:49] <Testerski> by different key shortcuts ?
[07:49] <srfc21> devkorcvince: separate package install?
[07:50] <RokcStar> i wonder if systems will ever support multiple mouse inputs
[07:50] <devkorcvince> srfc21: http://beginrescueend.com/rvm/install/ its very safe on multi version of rubies
[07:50] <JusticeZero> Is there a way to PERMANENTLY remap capslock in Xubuntu-desktop?
[07:50] <gogeta> RokcStar: mine does
[07:50] <stiv2k> hello, i just installed ubuntu 11.10 on my laptop with broadcom bcm4306 wireless card but the additional drivers window shows nothing.  why is this?
[07:50] <RokcStar> you have multiple mouse inputs?
[07:50] <gogeta> RokcStar: both my mouse and touchpad respond at the same time
[07:50] <RokcStar> yes but with different selected areas?
[07:50] <gogeta> RokcStar: oh yea i have seen that
[07:51] <srfc21> devkorcvince: Yikes, there's no way to resolve this using the native package management tools?
[07:51] <RokcStar> does ubuntu have something like that? possibly to connect to mouse devices?
[07:51] <gogeta> RokcStar: i have seen it done
[07:51] <RokcStar> two*
[07:51] <srfc21> I would be happy just to get my /var/lib/gems/1.8 files back..
[07:52] <devkorcvince> srfc21: You can delete the ruby folder under /usr/local/lib/
[07:52] <gogeta> RokcStar: you bascily tell x eatch mouse is a seprit pointer
[07:52] <gogeta> RokcStar: wala 2 mouse
[07:52] <srfc21> I've got /usr/local/lib/site_ruby/1.8 and /usr/local/lib/site_ruby/1.9.1
[07:53] <RokcStar> in concept..wala..in practice..no wala
[07:53] <gogeta> RokcStar: dont knoe if they ever made a gui tool to set it
[07:53] <gogeta> RokcStar: i have seen 2 on one screen before
[07:54] <gogeta> RokcStar: with multitouch we acully support 5 pointers at once
[07:54] <devkorcvince> srfc21: yap that's the installation path of ruby you can delete that and under /usr/local/bin or /usr/bin delete file ruby and other ruby executables
[07:54] <RokcStar> multitouch on screens right?
[07:54] <srfc21> devkorcvince: and then what, reinstall the rubygems distro package?
[07:54] <gogeta> RokcStar: its just the defult config for mice is to share the same point
[07:55] <gogeta> RokcStar: it can be changed just been years sence i did it
[07:55] <devkorcvince> srfc21: yap but i prefer using the rvm tool
[07:55] <srfc21> devkorcvince: alright, thanks for the rvm tool tip, I'll give that a shot and then go nuclear if necessary.
[07:55] <gogeta> RokcStar: some vnc software does it by defult
[07:56] <devkorcvince> srfc21: no prob mate welcome
[07:56] <gogeta> RokcStar: you will see the connected guys pointer and your own
[07:56] <srfc21> devkorcvince: One more quick question: is it normal to have these sorts of version problems with Ruby on Ubuntu?
[07:56] <RokcStar> yes but would both function at exactly the same time. like drawing
[07:57] <srfc21> devkorcvince: Or did I screw something up from the initial install?
[07:57] <gogeta> RokcStar: no they where totaly as there own device
[07:57] <srfc21> I was originally just trying to get a diaspora pod up and running on an Ubuntu 10.10 VPS using these docs https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/wiki/Installing-on-Ubuntu
[07:58] <gogeta> RokcStar: he should be in workspace 2 and me in 1 using the same xserver
[07:58] <RokcStar> it's a very interesting thought tho
[07:58] <RokcStar> perhaps it can be done with different hardware and software
[07:58] <gogeta> RokcStar: i have done it i knoe it works
[07:58] <MoleMan> I thought when using VNC the mouse is either controlled, or the local user can see the connected party's mouse but it can't actually control...
[07:58] <gogeta> MoleMan: some vns will emulate 2 seprety deives
[07:58] <gogeta> sepret
[07:59] <RokcStar> gogeta its like you drank for the fountain of youth and then forgot ha
[07:59] <MoleMan> #seperate :)
[07:59] <MoleMan> oops
[07:59] <gogeta> MoleMan: he was talking abought 2 mouses on 1 screen
[07:59] <gogeta> MoleMan: we where doing that year ago
[07:59] <dr_willis> MoleMan:  with some vncs you have totally hidden desktops you connect to with a vncviewer
[08:00] <dr_willis> ive seen shared de3sktops i think with  pointers.. not recently however
[08:00] <devkorcvince> srfc21: yap ubuntu can't support multi ruby version
[08:00] <gogeta> RokcStar: yea it used to be like joes mouse
[08:00] <gogeta> RokcStar: had his name under it pretty cool
[08:01] <RokcStar> thats perhaps special pads could offer multiple touch points even if they weren't used as a multitouch device but as seperate devices
[08:01] <gogeta> dr_willis: yea i cant rember what vnc did that
[08:01] <MoleMan> hmmm OK, was just saying what I thought based on my use of VNC but I haven't used it in a whilst. Also, its IRC channels like these that make me want to shoot myself when asking for support elsewhere
[08:02] <RokcStar> moleman..thats not cool
[08:02] <codepal> should I ask for help with dircproxy in here?
[08:02] <RokcStar> wait i read it wrong sorry. very cool.
[08:02] <gogeta> RokcStar: well i knoe if you have a usb mouse and another usb mouse you can make them act on there own and not share the same pointer
[08:03] <gogeta> RokcStar: heck even 2 keybords
[08:03] <gogeta> RokcStar: you can make 1 work space totaly indenpendent of the other
[08:03] <gogeta> RokcStar: and even share the same space
[08:04] <MoleMan> RokcStar: no its not, its just busy channels like this you get instant responses, and then I need help in irc://quakenet/TeamSpeak and you ask a question and several hours later noone has replied...
[08:04] <RokcStar> yes, actually the idea occured to me when using MyPaint on a touchscreen monitor but im not sure if MyPaint supports multitouch
[08:05] <RokcStar> so not only is it about hardware but if the program would run concurent inputs
[08:05] <gogeta> RokcStar: yea your program would need to support multitouch
[08:05] <RokcStar> i see
[08:06] <gogeta> RokcStar: as for multi inoputs this has beeing going on sense windows 98
[08:06] <gogeta> inputs
[08:07] <iluminator105> hi, my desktop sharing feature is grayed out, how do i enable it?
[08:07] <gogeta> iluminator105: normaly mean roughter or firewall is blocking you
[08:07] <RokcStar> thank you gogeta for the tips on purge and xorg. i am going to look into it. have a nice time
[08:07] <RokcStar> see you
[08:08] <iluminator105> gogeta, roughter???
[08:10] <litropy> Hi, peeps. I have a trackball. I'm attempted to use xinput to make it so that when I press both left-click (button 1) and right-click (button 3), my window scrolls with the mouse.  I'd also like to release both buttons and still retain this functionality until I click again. However, surprisingly, xinput is limited to one event per button. So, I'm looking for alternatives.
[08:17] <avernos> how can i check from the cli the other lan hosts i can see?
[08:17] <avernos> using samba?
[08:18] <maucat> clear
[08:19] <EncRyptO> avernos, you want to use samba? or u just asking?
[08:19] <EncRyptO> if you can use samba
[08:20] <avernos> just asking, i am not sure what options i have
[08:20] <EncRyptO> you can use nmap localhost
[08:20] <ryanmr> Hi. I have apache/php reading from a directory in my accounts home directory, but PHP can't write files in that dir because I own them. How would I fix that?
[08:20] <EncRyptO> wait, not that,
[08:21] <EncRyptO> first do route -n
[08:21] <EncRyptO> find the gateway ip
[08:21] <nubfilter> ryanmr: you could add the apache user to your group
[08:21] <EncRyptO> then do nmap gateway ip/24
[08:21] <ryanmr> nubfilter : and that is www-data, I think. How would I do that?
[08:21] <nubfilter> ryanmr: and make sure to chmod to give group permissions
[08:21] <EncRyptO> such as 192.168.0.1/24
[08:22] <EncRyptO> nmap 192.168.0.1/24
[08:22] <au_fait> I sure do wish I could downgrade and not loose all the effort
[08:22] <avernos> EncRyptO, thanks let me try :)
[08:22] <nubfilter> ryanmr: dont know exact syntax off hand but it's something like useradd -G apacheuser yourgroup
[08:22] <nubfilter> i would consult google
[08:22] <nubfilter> then, make sure to chmod g+w to that directory
[08:22] <ryanmr> Ok, I'll try that. Thanks!
[08:23] <nubfilter> and apache can then write to it
[08:23] <somsip> ryanmr: the proper way is to setup Apazche mod_userdir
[08:23] <nubfilter> BUT
[08:23] <nubfilter> be warned apache will now have read access to your home directory and anything under your group
[08:24] <nubfilter> ryanmr: yes somsipis correct, or create a /var/www/yoursite folder and use that
[08:24] <somsip> ryanmr: with the /var/ww/yoursite probably being simplest on a one-user system
[08:24] <ryanmr> nubfilter : the problem I had with that is /var/www requires special permissons for me and it's harder to share via samba through the network
[08:25] <somsip> ryanmr: you want others to be able to write to your www dir over samba? <shudder>
[08:25] <nubfilter> ryanmr you probably want to do the following:
[08:25] <nubfilter> create a folder /var/www/testsite
[08:25] <ryanmr> Over samba, my /ryan/www directory is writable, so I can code on windows and serve on ubuntu
[08:26] <nubfilter> create a group for the site
[08:26] <faLUCE> Hi. I'm creating my own distro, ubuntu based. Unfortunately, when I customize it using a chroot environment, I can't start services. For example: after installing samba, I executed "service smbd start" but it returns an error. This happens in a chroot environment and doesn't happen in a normal environment. How can I solve? thanks
[08:26] <faLUCE> [09:25] <faLUCE> the same thing happens with mysql, for example
[08:26] <nubfilter> then add yourself AND apache to it
[08:26] <somsip> ryanmr: fair rnough. not awfully scary then
[08:26] <nubfilter> then configure FTP and use FTP to access the site remotely, samba or webdav is a horrendous way to do it
[08:27] <nubfilter> this way you have a local copy on your windows machine, and you deploy it to your test environment
[08:27] <ryanmr> FTP really sucks, compared to edit -> save, alt+tab -> refresh
[08:27] <somsip> ryanmr: side question - what IDE do you use?
[08:27] <ryanmr> With FTP, there's all this transfering
[08:27] <nubfilter> your IDE doesn't deploy on save?
[08:27] <ryanmr> Just notepad++?
[08:27] <somsip> nubfilter: tada!
[08:27] <ryanmr> :)
[08:28] <nubfilter> if you want that, use apache on your local windows machine
[08:28] <nubfilter> check out WAMP
[08:28] <somsip> ryanmr: ok - a nice but more complicate approach is to keep your source in a safe dir, and setup something (IDE, make file, whateveR) to copy any files over to /var/www on save
[08:28] <ryanmr> That would be scary.
[08:28] <abhinav_singh> how do i add existing user to group
[08:29] <somsip> ryanmr: but maybe overkill so I'l shut up
[08:29] <somsip> abhinav_singh: usermod -a -G {group} Puser}
[08:29] <ryanmr> well, it's not overkill, it's just a little cumbersome. but as a side note, what IDE do you suggest?
[08:29] <geirha> abhinav_singh: sudo adduser username groupname
[08:29] <somsip> ryanmr: each to their own. I use Netbeans
[08:29] <nubfilter> somsip has apoint, if you're going to be planning on doing any work for a larger company, best get in the habit of deploying code to a server... use a local (on yoru windows machien) for your in progress development then deploy to the server to fully test.
[08:30] <abhinav_singh> but username is already a existing user geirha
[08:30] <ryanmr> nubfilter : when I work away from home, I totally checkout with git do the traditional things
[08:30] <geirha> abhinav_singh: Yes.
[08:30] <somsip> ryanmr: but then you can get to 'have a local svn/git repo, and auto deploy from them with hooks' so your' committing to svn/git from linux or windows
[08:31] <somsip> ryanmr: ah - so local git server may be a workable solution
[08:31] <geirha> abhinav_singh: «Add an existing user to an existing group. If called with two non-option arguments, adduser will add  an  existing user to an existing group.» - man adduser
[08:31] <somsip> abhinav_singh: told you once - usermod -a -G {group} {user}
[08:32] <ryanmr> well, thanks guys. I'll go try those ideas.
[08:33] <somsip> ryanmr: I appreciate this has probably made it more complicated than you wanted it to be :)
[08:33] <ryanmr> yeah, pretty much :)
[08:33] <OS-7871> hi all , anyone installed ubuntu on sony vpc z217
[08:33] <somsip> ryanmr: if you want to do the quick dirty solution, chmod the dir to give www-data access and go with the security risk until you want to get a more through fix. But this is bad advice
[08:34] <ryanmr> I think I'll try that first
[08:36] <joo_> how do i get regular gnome on ubuntu? i think they ruined it for everyone with that new thing that might be smart for tablets and such
[08:36] <aaron32> Hello?
[08:36] <aaron32> I need help
[08:36] <gh0st1e_> uh, anyone know how to add new connections in xchat-gnome?
[08:37] <aaron32> I tried installing ubuntu from the windows installer
[08:37] <aaron32> http://pastebin.com/tpTTFG5q
[08:39] <aaron32> Really?
[08:39] <aaron32> Nobody will help? :c
[08:40] <dr_willis> !wubi
[08:40] <sertaconay> Good morning. There is a issue on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1894195 . Does anyone know how to solve this ? Appreciate.
[08:40] <tensorpudding> what a strange error
[08:40] <tensorpudding> do you actually have a drive labelled Q:?
[08:41] <tensorpudding> it seems that whatever user is running that script does not have access to it, in any case
[08:41] <tensorpudding> the wubi installer runs in windows which makes it difficult for people here who don't use windows to help you
[08:43] <dr_willis> a lot of us just refuse to use wubi also. or have given up on it.
[08:43] <aaron32> Hnngg
[08:43] <gh0st1e> i run linux on a virtual machine in windows :D
[08:43] <aaron32> Well then
[08:43] <aaron32> No linux for me :c
[08:43] <dr_willis> i thought wubi had to install to c:
[08:43] <tensorpudding> aaron32, you never answered my question though
[08:43] <aaron32> Wait
[08:43] <gh0st1e> best of both worlds, play my games & be secure on the internets.
[08:43] <dr_willis> aaron32: use virtualbix
[08:43] <aaron32> Oh
[08:44] <aaron32> No, I do not have a drive named Q:
[08:44] <aaron32> And it seems to need it
[08:44] <tensorpudding> it must be confused somehow
[08:44] <aaron32> Wait a minute
[08:44] <aaron32> I -USED- To have a old HDD
[08:44] <aaron32> It was external
[08:44] <tensorpudding> hmm
[08:44] <aaron32> Not sure if it used Q: or not
[08:45] <tensorpudding> ah
[08:45] <tensorpudding> do you have a dell perchance
[08:45] <aaron32> Yes
[08:45] <dr_willis> q would be.. odd..
[08:45] <aaron32> Inspiron
[08:45] <tensorpudding> https://bugs.launchpad.net/wubi/+bug/862003
[08:45] <tensorpudding> this might be the problem
[08:45] <aaron32> I -do- Have microsoft office
[08:45] <tensorpudding> you do have a Q: but it's virtual, installed by dell
[08:46] <aaron32> Well shit.
[08:46] <tensorpudding> well
[08:46] <tensorpudding> the bug report makes it sound like installing from wubi.exe with the iso in the directory does not have this issue
[08:46] <RaTTuS> don't use wubi .... thats my advice
[08:47] <Nipqr> good morning/evening everyone, I come seeking help with resizing/moving partitions
[08:47] <aaron32> So, Use the ISO?
[08:47]  * RaTTuS shudders Nipqr
[08:47] <tensorpudding> i don't particularly understand how wubi is installed
[08:47] <aaron32> ubuntu folder in :c
[08:47] <aaron32> *:C\
[08:47] <RaTTuS> Nipqr - back everything up 1st as it's more than like going to trash somethign - unless it is the installer which is pretty good
[08:48] <tensorpudding> i assumed there was an .exe that downloaded files that were needed, and modified your bootloader using bcdedit
[08:48] <aaron32> bcd edit?
[08:48] <tensorpudding> never heard of this .tar.xz image thing
[08:48] <Qubika> Hello, i plug in a new android phone via USB and it is mounted as a PTP device (not storage drive) . It shows up under Nautilus . I would like to know which directory is it actuall mounted on the filesystem ? Putting my cursor over my device on the Nautilus tree view shows " gphoto2://[usb:002,013] "  . It's not mounted in my /media or /mnt directory.
[08:48] <dr_willis> m eithee
[08:48] <tensorpudding> bcdedit is a windows tool for changing your boot
[08:48] <aaron32> I think I saw a "bcdedit" thing
[08:48] <Nipqr> RaTTuS: I am attempting to back everything up over the network, but keep getting permission denied errors (I am currently booted from a live disk)
[08:49] <tensorpudding> aaron32, which instructions are you following
[08:49] <aaron32> Well
[08:49] <aaron32> I'll get the thing I am using
[08:49] <somsip> Qubika: sudo mount ?
[08:49] <dr_willis> Qubika: look in .gvfs and the webupd8 blog site had an artical on mountinng new android phones
[08:49] <RaTTuS> Nipqr - are teh permission errors on source or destination and how are you backup up ?
[08:49] <aaron32> http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/windows-installer
[08:50] <Qubika> it is already mounted and i can access all files in Nautilus. I just like to access it in the terminal but don't know which folder
[08:50] <aaron32> So, It -SHOULD- Work
[08:50] <Nipqr> RaTTuS: I am using live boot on the same machine I want to mess with partitions, trying to send everything over to a local server. so permissions on source
[08:50] <aaron32> But its not, Anyway, I'll try the ISO fix
[08:51] <tensorpudding> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How_can_I_use_a_manually_downloaded_ISO.3F
[08:51] <faLUCE> briefly: how can I run a service in a chroot jail?
[08:51] <tensorpudding> i think that is what they mean
[08:51] <aaron32> Wait, 64 bit or 32?
[08:51] <aaron32> I have a 64 bit computer.
[08:51] <tensorpudding> you probably want the same as the windows you use
[08:51] <aaron32> Okay
[08:51] <aaron32> 64 bit it is
[08:51] <RaTTuS> Nipqr - what file system is the source and are you usin somehting like sudo rsync -va  /mount/source server:/destination
[08:52] <RaTTuS> back in 10 mins need coffee
[08:53] <icedtea> can anyone think of some good places to upload my program (.tar.gz or .deb)?
[08:54] <Fendro> Dropbox?
[08:54] <anonymous_> que isto?
[08:54] <ferni> anyone knows how to tell compiz to prevent windows from spilling to adjacent workspaces?
[08:54] <Qubika> any suggestions ?
[08:55] <ferni> this new application switcher and the fact that part of a program window can be on a another workspaces makes unity 3d unusable
[08:55] <bach1g1_> bueenoss dias :3
[08:55] <dr_willis> Qubika:  your .gvfs  dir
[08:56] <peydude> hello
[08:56] <Qubika> thank you dr_willis
[08:56] <Qubika> it's there
[08:56] <peydude> anyone else have issues with 11.10 not responding to pings from certain IP addresses ?
[08:57] <peydude> is there a firewall or something similar that kicks in after a certain period??
[08:57] <somsip> peydude: where is the server?
[08:57] <peydude> it's sitting next to me
[08:57] <dr_willis> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/how-to-connect-your-android-ice-cream-sandwich-phone-to-ubuntu-for-file-access/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+d0od+%28OMG%21+Ubuntu%21%29
[08:58] <peydude> somsip: I am connected to it for a while and over time I lose connectivity even though i can access it from other hosts
[08:58] <somsip> peydude: ok - wondered if it was virtual, but clearly not
[08:58] <AdvoWork> if ive plugged a USB HD into my ubuntu client pc, but it says that its the wrong FS type, can i format it/fix it so it is?
[08:58] <Qubika> tq willis
[08:59] <peydude> somsip: no but i have a virt server also that has this issue and a restart of the virt instance fixes it until it's inaccessible again
[08:59] <peydude> it's odd because the box is fine and it has network access. i ran wireshark to troubleshoot and it receives the ping requests, just doesn't respond
[09:00] <somsip> peydude: nothing that I know of
[09:00] <pybit> firewall off?
[09:00] <somsip> peydude: does the ip change?
[09:00] <peydude> yeah no firewall on
[09:00] <peydude> somsip: no it's static
[09:01] <peydude> somesip: i can still access it from other servers
[09:01] <pybit> try different network setup
[09:01] <pybit> maybe nat the ip
[09:01] <somsip> peydude: pinging from other inux, or from win32?
[09:01] <peydude> somesip: it just blocks my access over time and i am the only one ssh'd into it
[09:01] <jagarra> a
[09:02] <icedtea> peydude: check the netmask
[09:02] <peydude> somsip: pinging from other linux or linux based routers or cisco switches, etc
[09:02] <peydude> icedtea: looks fine. the host can ping other hosts but just not me :(
[09:03] <rethus> i have kubuntu with pulseaudio... how can i mute single channels of my 7.1 soundcard by script?
[09:03] <peydude> could it be bad net drivers ?
[09:03] <Nipqr> sudo rsync -va /dev/sdb4/* server:/destination, fails with sending incremental file list rsync: change_dir "/dev/sdb4" failed: Not a directory (20)
[09:04] <aaron32> SO MANY JOINS AND QUITS
[09:05] <peydude> i am thinking of just installing the LTS version (10.04). is it easy to setup a cloud on that release ?
[09:05] <icedtea> peydude: whats does 'iptables --list' say
[09:06] <peydude> icedtea: all chains are empty. default policy is ACCEPT
[09:08] <arium> Where to find manual on installing ATI drivers? My system crashes every time i try to install from Proprietary Drivers menu or from binaries downloaded from AMD site
[09:09] <peydude> somsip: icedtea: might be this --> http://askubuntu.com/questions/71550/network-problem-with-ubuntu-11-10
[09:09] <AdvoWork> got a client pc that boots up, but has no internet connection, after a while it works, is there a log I can view(for connections) or something, syslog etc doesnt appear to show anything. it works eventually, dhcp (but all other clients are dhcp too) and theyre fine
[09:09] <peydude> AdvoWork: which version ? 11.10 ?
[09:10] <litropy> Hi, peeps. I have a trackball. I'm attempted to use xinput to make it so that when I press both left-click (button 1) and right-click (button 3), my window scrolls with the mouse.  I'd also like to release both buttons and still retain this functionality until I click again. However, surprisingly, xinput is limited to one event per button. So, I'm looking for alternatives.
[09:12] <gunfire007> how to know whether my acpi is working or not..
[09:12] <dr_willis> litropy:  perhaps those disability-type acess helper tools can help
[09:15] <rams_pandu> I have a html file which has a frame referring  to an xml file.when I open the html file using firefox the formatting is not correct, in chromium browser it shows no output. but it works perfectly in Internet Explorer. Can any body help me to show the proper output of the html file?
[09:17] <rams_pandu> I have a html file which has a frame referring  to an xml file.when I open the html file using firefox the formatting is not correct, in chromium browser it shows no output. but it works perfectly in Internet Explorer. Can any body help me to show the proper output of the html file?
[09:18] <aaron32> Wait for a responce.
[09:18] <AdvoWork> peydude, its 10.04.3 lts
[09:18] <somsip> rams_pandu: go to #css or #html
[09:18] <deej1976> rams_pandu: How is this related to Ubuntu ?
[09:19] <rams_pandu> somsip, thank you.
[09:20]  * deej1976 wonders if I'm in the right channel 
[09:26] <AdvoWork> if ive got a brand new HD I need to format for use with ubuntu, whats the best format to go with, ive got ; ext2,3,4, fat16, fat32, ntfs, linux-swap, xfs and reisers(sp)
[09:27] <Amirh> hi, can anybody tell me that what's the name of the notifier box on the top-right-corner of the desktop? the one for example alerts that a friend just got online in pidgin. I need the name to google about it.
[09:27] <somsip> AdvoWork: commonly, ext4. But xfs and reifers get used too.
[09:27] <auronandace> AdvoWork: you want to format the whole drive with one fs?
[09:28] <auronandace> AdvoWork: it may help to tell us what the drive is going to be used for
[09:28] <deej1976> AdvoWork, Depends on the use, but common ones are ext4,xfs and reifers. fat## are windows formats, linux-swap is just that used for the Linux Swap partition
[09:30] <Amirh> thanks for your help people. it's name is notify-osd
[09:30] <Amirh> you've been very helpful
[09:30] <somsip> AdvoWork: also notify-send
[09:30] <somsip> Amirh: also notify-send for command line
[09:31] <Amirh> somsip: thanks dude
[09:32] <vikey> vikey
[09:32] <vikey> v
[09:32] <vikey> 大家好
[09:33] <deej1976> !cn
[09:34] <AdvoWork> auronandace, deej1976  im going to use it to just store backup files, thats it
[09:34] <angelwings> cn_ubuntu
[09:35] <deej1976> AdvoWork, Go with ext4 for simplicity
[09:37] <progre55> hey guys. Any ubuntu 11.10 repositories with mysql 5.5 or 5.6?
[09:39] <somsip> progre55: maybe this will help http://askubuntu.com/questions/75977/mysql-5-5-ppa-trustworthy
[09:39] <progre55> somsip: thanks, let me have a look at it
[09:39] <somsip> progre55: I will
[09:40] <deej1976> progre55: there seems to be a few, but nothing official from Oracle
[09:40] <auronandace> AdvoWork: backups of what?
[09:40] <progre55> man I'm starting to hate oracle..
[09:40] <auronandace> AdvoWork: what systems do you want to have access to the backups?
[09:40] <zamba> i need to get h264 encoding in vlc on ubuntu 11.10.. how?
[09:42] <Geoffrey2> the clock on my computer is consistantly an hour behind, even though the appropriate time zone is selected, and the option to update from the internet is selected....
[09:43] <auronandace> AdvoWork: if you need both windows and linux to access the backups then ntfs is your best choice (unless you know for certain that none of the backups will exceed 4gb then you can use fat32)
[09:48] <KyoMan> geoff sounds like a winter/ summertime settings prob
[09:53] <AdvoWork> ive just formatted a drive as ext4, it completed the format, ive got it mounted, am in the drive(folder) but cant make any new folders or anything. Any idea please?
[09:54] <theadmin> AdvoWork: No access to the mountpoint for your user?
[09:54] <deej1976> AdvoWork, You probably want to create a directory with sudo mkdir /mountpoint/directoryname, then give you user ownership sudo chown userid:group /mountpoint/directoryname
[09:56] <TrentonAdams> I'm having a problem removing a keyboard shortcut.  I've got the keyboard shortcuts window open, but there doesn't appear to be a way of actually deleting a shortcut.
[09:57] <AdvoWork> theadmin, deej1976 got it thankyou
[09:57] <deej1976> TrentonAdams, Click on the keyboard shortcut on the Right and press delete ?
[09:57] <TrentonAdams> deej1976: That makes the shortcut set to the delete key
[09:59] <deej1976> TrentonAdams, Should delete the shortcut. I've just tried and it comes up "Disabled"
[09:59] <TrentonAdams> deej1976: Nope, but I clicked help.  it says to hit backspace.
[10:00] <TrentonAdams> deej1976: Always gotta joke about how nobody reads documentation.
[10:00]  * skypent gets ready to ask a supremely dumb question.
[10:00] <theadmin> skypent: Ask away
[10:00] <TrentonAdams> deej1976: As a programmer, I never stop jokin about that, and now I'm the guy doing it. :P\
[10:01] <skypent> does having a high resolution continuously (1920x1080) have an adverse effect on a system?
[10:01] <ikonia> skypent: it drives your video card harder
[10:01] <TrentonAdams> skypent: yes, you must stop doing that now.
[10:01] <ikonia> TrentonAdams: what ?
[10:01] <ikonia> TrentonAdams: why must he "stop doing that"
[10:01] <TrentonAdams> skypent: your computer will die in like two days.  No just kidding
[10:01] <skypent> ><
[10:01] <theadmin> skypent: Um, that's a bit high, of course, but it's nothing serious, just a bit of video card load.
[10:01] <ikonia> TrentonAdams: stop giving silly advice to people - he's asking for help, not a comedy routine
[10:01] <TrentonAdams> skypent: No, it shouldn't be a problem, as long as your monitor can handle that resolution.
[10:02] <skypent> im using a hd tv
[10:02] <skypent> im more worried about my comp
[10:02] <theadmin> skypent: Don't worry about it, it'll be fine
[10:02] <ikonia> skypent: most modern video cards should be fine,
[10:02] <skypent> alright, thanks guys :D
[10:02] <theadmin> skypent: Unless your video card isn't getting enough cooling for whatever reason, that is, I'd check that
[10:02] <skypent> hm, do modern comps come with an internal monitor for temp?
[10:03] <skypent> if so, is there a ubuntu program that taps into that?
[10:03] <theadmin> skypent: lmsensors probably
[10:03] <dyd> guys, i have this laptop with ubuntu 11.04 and i've used it for a few months, i want to erase all my personal data and leave it clean, how can i do that?
[10:03] <theadmin> skypent: Not so sure on this one
[10:03] <skypent> theadmin: thanks, i'll give it a look.
[10:04] <theadmin> dyd: Check this: http://dban.org
[10:04] <lng> hi! after Ubuntu distro upgrade, my wifi connection is extremely slow and interrupted. what could that be
[10:04] <lng> ?
[10:04] <Pinek> hi
[10:05] <theadmin> lng: A driver problem, likely, find out what driver you are using and report a bug for it
[10:05] <lng> the driver should be backward compatible. I guess
[10:06] <Pinek> i have a problem
[10:06] <theadmin> Pinek: Just ask the question
[10:06] <lng> theadmin: how do I list it?
[10:06] <theadmin> lng: Meh, "lsmod", altough the output doesn't make much sense
[10:06] <Pinek> when i install kaspersky i see bluescreen
[10:07] <Pinek> my english is little
[10:07] <lng> theadmin: I will gather all the info later
[10:07] <theadmin> Pinek: Um, this is #ubuntu, not ##windows
[10:07] <theadmin> lng: Common drivers are bcm<<some numbers here>>, wl, ath9k, ath5k and... well, those are about all I really had to use
[10:07] <zabomber> sudo kill -9 {pid} doesnt work?
[10:07] <zabomber> ive tried everything to kill a process?
[10:08] <zabomber> still runs in a hung state?
[10:08] <zabomber> how do i kill it wihtout rebooting?
[10:08] <lng> theadmin: do I get them (bcm<<some numbers here>>, wl, ath9k, ath5k) listed with lsmod?
[10:08] <RaTTuS|BIG> zabomber is it zombied ?
[10:08] <theadmin> lng: Uh, lsmod | less, scroll around, search for any of those
[10:08] <lng> theadmin: yes
[10:08] <j8> hi der
[10:09] <lng> theadmin: how can I degrade it?
[10:09] <RaTTuS|BIG> zabomber and why do you wnt to kill it - what is it ?
[10:09] <lng> theadmin: the driver
[10:09] <theadmin> lng: downgrade, you mean... We don't support that.
[10:09] <lng> too bad
[10:09] <deej1976> !downgrade lng:
[10:09] <lng> no control
[10:09] <dyd> theadmin: i just want to delete my profile, not the whole os
[10:10] <RaTTuS|BIG> dyd - add a new user
[10:10] <theadmin> dyd: Oh, uhhh... "sudo rm -r /home/your_user_name" from another user account
[10:10] <horse1bun> My only question, who is Jello Biafra supporting for presidency?
[10:10] <theadmin> horse1bun: Offtopic here.
[10:10] <RaTTuS|BIG> dyd - add a new user , add that to the sudousers , then nuke the existing user
[10:10] <horse1bun> Last time I voted for Nader, this time I will vote for Ron Paul
[10:10] <horse1bun> oh sorry wrong chat
[10:11] <zabomber> Rattus how do i see if its zombied? its deluge bit torrent. its hung
[10:11] <lng> theadmin: is it true?
[10:11] <zabomber> i have conky that is showing me its still downloading... but the interface is "hung"
[10:11] <theadmin> lng: Is... what true?
[10:12] <lng> theadmin: lng: downgrade, you mean... We don't support that.
[10:12] <deej1976> zabomber: Is there a parent process ?
[10:12] <theadmin> lng: Yeah, downgrading is not supported here, it breaks systems.
[10:12] <remoteCTRL> can you please point me the way on howto "abuse" my laptops wifi as an accesspoint?
[10:12] <lng> theadmin: sometimes we need that
[10:12] <zabomber> deej1976 ive tried ps l -p {pid} and it doesnt show any...
[10:12] <theadmin> !ics | remoteCTRL
[10:12] <theadmin> lng: Still not supported, sorry.
[10:13] <zabomber> unless
[10:13] <zabomber> F   UID   PID  PPID PRI  NI    VSZ   RSS WCHAN  STAT TTY        TIME COMMAND
[10:13] <zabomber> 0  1000  8885     1  20   0 254368 59908 reques D    ?          1:57 /usr/bin/py
[10:13] <FloodBot1> zabomber: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:13] <theadmin> lng: I can only suggest installing an older Ubuntu version (or another OS whatsoever)
[10:13] <deej1976> !pastebin | zabomber:
[10:13] <zabomber> sorry
[10:13] <lng> theadmin: I already done it...
[10:13] <RaTTuS|BIG> zabomber on a ps ax it will ahve a z in it
[10:14] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: that was ravishingly easy! thanks! :)
[10:14] <lng> theadmin: it was working... I decided to upgrade that 2 months later - same result
[10:14] <zabomber> Rattus|BI it has a S+?
[10:14] <zabomber> sorry
[10:14] <zabomber> a D
[10:14] <theadmin> remoteCTRL: No problem
[10:14] <RaTTuS|BIG> ps axot | pastebinit  [or alter the ps for whatever] - deej1976 also knows what he's talking about
[10:15] <j8> hi everyone
[10:15] <RaTTuS|BIG> ps axOT *
[10:15] <lng> theadmin: should I use ubuntu-bug?
[10:15] <theadmin> lng: Yeah, that's your best way out of it if you want to keep Ubuntu
[10:16] <zabomber> Rattus|BI: http://paste.ubuntu.com/770971/
[10:16] <lng> theadmin: ok, thanks
[10:17] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: one more: do you happen to know whether this works with all wireless adapters or do I require some special ones?
[10:17] <theadmin> remoteCTRL: Should work with all of those which work in Ubuntu
[10:17] <virtuaposta> Hello all, need some help here RTNETLINK answers: No such process
[10:18] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: almost too nice to be true:)
[10:18] <theadmin> remoteCTRL: Linux is simple ;)
[10:18] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: well from my position as a linux admin i have to oppose to that! :D
[10:18] <virtuaposta> two ISPs two gateways when i restart networking it throws this error "RTNETLINK answers: No such process"
[10:19] <theadmin> remoteCTRL: Hey, I used Arch and Gentoo and I still find Linux simplier than Windows :P
[10:20] <Ganeshiva> hello World
[10:21] <Ganeshiva> where is the ns2 install by default from ubuntu Software center
[10:21] <Ganeshiva> i have installed ns2 from ubuntu softwarecenter
[10:22] <Ganeshiva> where would be install by default
[10:22] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: well i am windows certified, and i use linux practically exclusively. but not for reasons of simplicity :D
[10:22] <deej1976> Ganeshiva: I think ns2 is console program try typing ns in a terminal
[10:22] <Ganeshiva> Can anyone help me out
[10:22] <theadmin> remoteCTRL: I define simple as "Without unnecessary additions or complications"
[10:23] <RaTTuS|BIG> zabomber - it's not zombied but :- D is   uninterruptible sleep (usually IO) so unless it has a parent I think a reboot may be the only way
[10:23] <Ganeshiva> i would like to find its lib and headers so that i can modify ti
[10:24] <deej1976> Ganeshiva: You will want to download the source files then from the repository, over to someone else for the apt-get command
[10:24] <Ganeshiva> i have found only ns2's binary file but i need the lib and header files installed in my system
[10:26] <Ganeshiva> where will the files installed from software center
[10:27] <j8> can i ask a question here
[10:28] <Pinek> Hi losers
[10:28] <j8> hi pinok
[10:28] <Pinek> j8 u should say pinek
[10:29] <Pinek> how are u ?
[10:29] <Pinek> my english is little.
[10:29] <j8> im gud and you
[10:29] <Ganeshiva> hello sir please help me
[10:29] <j8> sarrry my english is fenny
[10:29] <Pinek> how can i help u Ganeshiva ?
[10:29] <Krzysiek> hi
[10:30] <Pinek> hi krzysiek
[10:30] <Pinek> how are u Krzys ?
[10:30] <j8> i mean fanny
[10:30] <Ganeshiva> where is the ns2 install by default from ubuntu Software center
[10:31] <j8> so pinek do you know about  open source hardware
[10:31] <Pinek> Ganeshiva sorry but idk
[10:32] <Pinek> i know about osh :)
[10:32] <Ganeshiva> by default where is the installation done by software center
[10:33] <Pinek> how line is ubuntu 11.04 :)
[10:33] <Pinek> sorry about my english.
[10:33] <Pinek> in ubuntu *
[10:33] <j8> oneiric is getting better now
[10:33] <Krzysiek> dużo
[10:33] <Pinek> Krzysiek japa tam ;D
[10:33] <Pinek> notuj bo podkabluje nauczycielce :D
[10:34] <Krzysiek> in english please
[10:34] <j8> you guys must be polish
[10:34] <Pinek> you must write note because you have pałe :)
[10:34] <Krzysiek> i don't have oneric
[10:34] <Krzysiek> yes :)
[10:34] <Pinek> yes of kors ;D
[10:34] <conntrack> hohoho
[10:34] <deej1976> Ganeshiva: In a terminal, mkdir SRC, cd SRC, apt-get source ns2
[10:35] <j8> natty is faster .. and leave place for imagination of the user
[10:36] <j8> but the kernel is more stable now ..no crash
[10:38] <deej1976> !ot
[10:38] <tadasd> exit
[10:41] <deej1976> tadasd: /quit
[10:44] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: sry for the late response, boss... : well complications i had plenty, i could not complain about that, just to give a few hints: open-xchange greoupware server, freeradius with missing enries in sites-enabled because the debian packager forgot them, SSL that all of a sudden produces well known sets instead of random keys, etc... ;)
[10:45] <ali3n0> hi folks. I've got an half configured package (postgres-8.4) and I'd like to fix that, but I must not restart the service. Any suggestion?
[10:45] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: erm... my boss was here i meant...
[10:46] <theadmin> remoteCTRL: lol well... Sorry about that
[10:47] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: well... thats just the way things are and it doesnt make too much of a difference to me whether ms messed it up or the linux community... what shall I say, millions of code lines, it is complicated... *g*
[10:48] <somsip> ali3n0: doesn;t postgreSQL support a soft 'reload' using sudo service ?
[10:49] <ali3n0> somsip: maybe, but I'm quite sure aptitude does a stop and than a start
[10:49] <theadmin> remoteCTRL: Because Ubuntu and many other distros add unnecessary additions. Those GUIs make stuff heavy and confusing
[10:49] <somsip> ali3n0: you need to restall not just reconfigure? Hmmm....
[10:49] <cousin_luigi> Hello.
[10:50] <cousin_luigi> Is there an easy way to remove the purple from everywhere?
[10:50] <iceroot> cousin_luigi: just change the theme
[10:50] <cousin_luigi> (boot screen, lightdm background, desktop theme)?
[10:50] <cousin_luigi> iceroot: how?
[10:50] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: gui is another completely different page... i was really only talking about the cli stuff, dude :) but lets continue this in #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[10:51] <iceroot> cousin_luigi: if think for these 3 you need 3 steps because the theme shoudl only affect the logged in session
[10:51] <cousin_luigi> iceroot: suspected as much:/
[10:51] <theadmin> remoteCTRL: I hate that channel, I'd rather use a PM session if you don't mind. Also, "dude" is not a valid way to address girls.
[10:51] <cousin_luigi> iceroot: where can I find a list of the available themes to use on unity?
[10:52] <iceroot> cousin_luigi: i dont know
[10:52] <remoteCTRL> theadmin: first of all PM is ok for me, and secondly sorry, gal in that case :D
[10:52] <ali3n0> somsip: well everything is running smoothly I just want to make aptitude stop to… try to stop postgres when I install a package
[10:53] <somsip> ali3n0: Are you wanting to reinstall postgres, or are you talking about a different package?
[10:54] <cousin_luigi> also is there a way to change the font size?
[10:54] <ali3n0> somsip: I don't want to reinstall, just to fix the package status
[10:55] <ali3n0> it didn't stop+start correctly, and so it is "half configured" now
[10:55] <somsip> ali3n0: I have no idea what you're meaning
[10:55] <somsip> ali3n0: but it's working smoothly? I don't follow you
[10:55] <pfifo> what was that SDK that ubuntu was pushing recently, I remember it had something todo with python
[10:56] <ali3n0> somsip: service is working ok
[10:56] <ali3n0> but dpkg is not happy:
[10:56] <ali3n0> iF  postgresql-8.4
[10:56] <ali3n0> this is the output of dpkg -l postgresql-8.4
[10:56] <BillyJoe> How can I resize the main partition? Using Ubuntu Live CD? Some kind of "rescue CD"? Something else?
[10:56] <ali3n0> point is, if I run a configure, dpkg will run post-inst scripts, and stop postgresql
[10:56] <ali3n0> I don't want those post-install scripts to be run
[10:57] <iceroot> BillyJoe: gparted on a live-cd
[10:57] <BillyJoe> iceroot, okay! Is it safe? Will I need to backup all files?
[10:57] <iceroot> BillyJoe: its always a good idea to have a backup
[10:57] <iceroot> BillyJoe: not only in this case
[10:58] <BillyJoe> iceroot, ok thanks!
[10:58] <sarthor> what can i get help about openerp on IRC?
[10:59] <iceroot> !alis | sarthor
[11:01] <BillyJoe> On the ubuntu download page I can't find "live cd". Is it the same as the ordinary version?
[11:01] <llutz> BillyJoe: the desktop-iso is live-cd
[11:01] <BillyJoe> llutz, ok thanks!
[11:04] <bobalazs> hi ya guys, is this a channel for getting help to ubuntu?
[11:05] <schnuffle> Yes
[11:05] <sarthor> bobalazs: shoot.
[11:05] <pfifo> schnuffle, it is? I always thought it was for giving help
[11:05] <Milan1992> Can i ask a stupid question? Is it possible to set up auto mount DVD on ubuntu 10.10 server edition?
[11:06] <pfifo> !fstab | Milan1992
[11:06] <gast2root> how can i repair xvidcap for ocelot?
[11:07] <bobalazs> i dont specifically know a way to use a different not supported resolution - im using gnome and xfce - could i use an x11 or whatever it is called instead? (im a noob)
[11:07] <pfifo> gast2root, first check for ppa's on launchpad.net and if you cant find anything suitable you can apt-get source and compile your own
[11:07] <pfifo> bobalazs, gnome and xfce use X11
[11:08] <inc0> hi, I have problem, I've messed up my packages
[11:08] <inc0> and now even X wont start
[11:08] <Milan1992> these line: /dev/cdrom /home/szerver/film/DVD udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0  was added to fstab, but nothing happend:S I would like to aoutomount discks in real time not only at start up
[11:08] <gast2root> pfifo: my xvidcap crashed for some reason after recording and can't find config file nowhere to delete
[11:08] <inc0> I wanted to turn mint into ubuntu oneiric with gnome shell
[11:08] <pfifo> !details | inc0
[11:08] <ikonia> inc0: not going to happen
[11:08] <inc0> ikonia, well, I managed to run it
[11:08] <inc0> however
[11:08] <inc0> I installed gnome-pannel
[11:09] <inc0> and that broke everything including gnome itself
[11:09] <deej1976> !enter | inc0
[11:09] <ikonia> inc0: we are not going to support your mint platform
[11:09] <ikonia> inc0: ask the guys in the mint support channels
[11:09] <ikonia> !mint > inc0
[11:09] <pfifo> gast2root, you can run dpkg -L <package name> to get a list of all the files that the package installs, your config should be listed
[11:10] <inc0> well, its not much of a mint now tbh, thats why I'm here. what I really wanted to ask is whats about this is32-libs-multiarch?
[11:10] <inc0> ia*
[11:10] <pfifo> Milan1992, des the directory /home/szerver/film/DVD exist?
[11:10] <ikonia> inc0: it is - it is a mint install that you have broken
[11:10] <ikonia> inc0: the guys in the mint support channel will help
[11:10] <inc0> well, ok...
[11:10] <inc0> ty anyway
[11:11] <Milan1992> yes, i created it. Is it possible that the root has no write privileg?
[11:11] <Milan1992> i can mount by hand.... (if it is important)
[11:11] <pfifo> Milan1992, ahh I see the problem, you have 'noauto' hence its not automounting
[11:12] <Milan1992> just change to auto and try out?
[11:12] <pfifo> just remove noauto
[11:12] <gast2root> pfifo: list worked, but not sure what the config file would be
[11:12] <pfifo> gast2root, usually config files are in /etc and have the extension .conf
[11:13] <Milan1992> pfifo: /dev/cdrom /home/szerver/film/DVD udf,iso9660 user,exec,utf8 0 0 ? or  /dev/cdrom /home/szerver/film/DVD udf,iso9660 user,auto,exec,utf8 0 0
[11:13] <bobalazs> so if a driver doesn't recognize the connected external monitor and i can't set the desired resolution for it, what can i do? can i set up x to maybe set an unsupported resolution? I heard x11 doesnt can bypass the bios for resolutions? Its an old s3g unichrome igp integrated graphics card and the default maximum supported is 1920x1440 - and i would like 1920x1080 -how can i go about it? Also, the extended monitor is cloned by default,
[11:13] <bobalazs>  though not recognized in display settings- i can not see the mouse- can i get help with that also?
[11:13] <pfifo> Milan1992, the former
[11:14] <gast2root> pfifo: no .conf extension listed on dpkg and i searched /etc and /home on hidden files too...
[11:16] <BillyJoe> I have an ubuntu partition and a winxp partition and grub shows both. Now I will make the ubuntu partition smaller and remove the xp partition (using gparted in livecd) and then install windows 7 instead of XP. Will grub automatically work after this? Or is there something I should remember to do to make it work?
[11:16] <gast2root> pfifo: this is the bug for xvidcap..any clue? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xvidcap/+bug/312563
[11:18] <Milan1992> well, it mount, but how can i unmount automaticly when i get it off the machine?:S
[11:18] <pfifo> bobalazs, i usually write my own xorg.conf, its rather difficult todo
[11:19] <pfifo> Milan1992, what do you mean by "get it off the machine"
[11:20] <ubuntu> pari
[11:20] <ubuntu> pari
[11:20] <Milan1992> i put it into the drive <-mean take into the machine, and remove from drive mean get it off
[11:20] <pfifo> gast2root, im not sure what todo about that, it seems though, xvidcap uses an xml file for configuration, you might not have one at all. check 'man xvidcap' to see if it gives any details about configuration files
[11:21] <pfifo> Milan1992, it wont eject until its unmounted so its not possible to do what your trying todo
[11:21] <Milan1992> im setting up a HTPC, ar something like that... And i would like to add the function to it which allow to wach films from dvd...
[11:22] <llutz> Milan1992: you don't mount a dvd to watch it
[11:23] <Milan1992> pfifo: You say i cant get the DVD out without unmount? The DVD is in my hand and the files are in the dir
[11:23] <pfifo> Milan1992, you might want to make a udev rule that autostarts VLC or whatever when you insert a DVD, and then autoejects when the player closes
[11:24] <Milan1992> I use a DLNA server program and its collect the files from the folder which u set.
[11:25] <Milan1992> now i can warch the films on the TV trough the LAN
[11:25] <pfifo> Milan1992, im sort of confused here, is the DVD a video disk or did you just burn some video's to it in data mode?
[11:26] <Milan1992> mainly in data mode.... just a few in DVD format, but those are not important, i can play them with desktop dvd player... The data disc are important
[11:27] <zamba> can someone please tell me how to get h264 encoder in ubuntu 11.10?
[11:27] <Milan1992> so i need a "copy" of the files into the /home/szerver/film/DVD dir to be visible for the DLNA server program
[11:27] <box> is it possible to get google voice working with empathy
[11:27] <dwarder> how do i use chm2pdf utility?
[11:28] <pfifo> Milan1992, well in that case I would look into udev, make it automount the DVD and then autostart a program, when that program ends the dvd unmounts and ejects
[11:28] <dwarder> i trued chm2pdf mychm.chm
[11:28] <dwarder> tried*
[11:28] <BlauskaerM> dwarder: You read the manual
[11:28] <dwarder> BlauskaerM: good answer, have you tried?
[11:28] <dwarder> BlauskaerM: i did
[11:28] <BlauskaerM> dwarder: And you still didnt get it?
[11:29] <pfifo> Milan1992, i have no idea about DLNA. Im saying you should make a script that mounts/plays/unmounts/ejects
[11:29] <Milan1992> pfifo: but when i start the PC the DLNA server start same az a web server and be visible on the TV-s, i can see the dirs in the main folder called "film" and the program list all of the films in the dirs. i cant close the program, just turn of the pc
[11:30] <BlauskaerM> dwarder: Not really sure what you want to do but read this: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-convert-chm-files-into-pdf-files-in-ubuntu.html
[11:30] <dwarder> BlauskaerM: got it
[11:30] <deej1976> dwarder: chm2pdf [options] input_filename [output_filename]
[11:30] <dwarder> deej1976: () options
[11:31] <dwarder> that was the key
[11:31] <Milan1992> pfifo: you said i cant eject dvd without unmount, but when i eject it, i can see the files in the folder where i mounted them:S
[11:31] <dwarder> deej1976: in my manual it stated like you said
[11:31] <deej1976> dwarder: chm2pdf --help
[11:31] <pfifo> Milan1992, look into udev, there might be a way to unmount if and when you eject the dvd, although, normally you cant eject a mounted drive
[11:31] <dwarder> deej1976: but in fact you have to chose either from --book or -webpage
[11:31] <pfifo> !udev | Milan1992
[11:32] <dwarder> BlauskaerM: default manual is foobared
[11:37] <yacc> (10.04LTS here) Any idea how to make fsck.ext4 check for invalid files (Dec 15 12:31:04 andidesk kernel: [83635.784684] EXT4-fs error (device dm-22): __
[11:37] <yacc> ext4_get_inode_loc: unable to read inode block - inode=16459777, block=197132320) => the block seems to be inside the LV, the LV is 2.06TB big.
[11:37] <box> how do i install telepathy-sofiasip ? i tried searching for it in the software centre but it doesn't find it
[11:38] <warm> I nee
[11:39] <box> can i just use apt-get install ?
[11:39] <pfifo> box, look for a PPA on launchpad.net
[11:39] <pfifo> !info telepathy-sofiasip
[11:40] <Rickyfox> hi
[11:40] <pfifo> box, is universe enabled in your software-sources?
[11:40] <pfifo> box, have you run apt-get update lately?
[11:40] <warm> I need to move the cursor on the full screen in vim, which option should be set? thanks~
[11:40] <Rickyfox> does anyone know what error code 100 of ubi-language means?
[11:42] <pfifo> warm, you should ask in #vim this is ubuntu support
[11:42] <warm> pfifo, oh, got it
[11:43] <deej1976> box: sudo apt-get install telepathy-sofiasip # 11.10
[11:43] <gonhuyt> is this where I can get some help from
[11:43] <pfifo> gonhuyt, yes just ask your question
[11:43] <deej1976> !ask | gonhuyt
[11:45] <adioe3work> hey dudes, does anybody know which dell laptop is on the ubuntu frontpage? i.e. which series/model?
[11:46] <gonhuyt> ok cool thianks guys, my ethernet controller is not working after I installed ubuntu from windows 7
[11:47] <pfifo> gonhuyt, did you use wubi?
[11:48] <Rickyfox> what's the terminal command to shut down?
[11:48] <adioe3work> ricky26, sudo halt -h
[11:48] <Rickyfox> okay thx
[11:48] <pfifo> Rickyfox, i use 'sudo init 0'
[11:50] <bobalazs> how can i connect to internet through pppoe in a terminal (without x)
[11:50] <adioe3work> bobalazs, pppoe-start
[11:51] <adioe3work> do pppoe-settings first
[11:51] <bobalazs> and this is dsl right?
[11:51] <adioe3work> left.
[11:52] <llutz> bobalazs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ADSLPPPoE
[11:52] <bobalazs> ty
[11:53] <zen__> 有说中文的么
[11:53] <deej1976> !ch | zen__
[11:53] <Rickyfox> srsly sometimes I just don't get ubuntu: Half an hour ago I tried to boot my notebook with ubuntu 10.10 on it, but didn't even get to the bootloader because the screen just showed "_" blinking. Then, after 5 minutes or so, it says something is wrong and that I should select a bootable partition or insert a bootable stick/disk. So I booted from my 10.10 live stick and got an error saying ubi-language crashed with
[11:53] <Rickyfox>  error message 100. 10 minutes later Im booting again from my harddrive and EVERYTHING IS FUCKING OK
[11:53] <SunTsu> muhaha
[11:54] <llutz> !zn
[11:54]  * conntrack blames china
[11:54] <deej1976> !language | Rickyfox
[11:54] <llutz> !cn
[11:54] <Rickyfox> excuse me
[11:55] <BetaArk> Hi! Someone with a sandy bridge chipset here? :)
[11:56] <ikonia> BetaArk: what's the issue ?
[11:56] <zen__> any body can speak chinease?
[11:56] <ikonia> zen__: #ubuntu-cn
[11:56] <llutz> !cn | zen__
[11:58] <BetaArk> ikonia: I have a sandy bridge board (h67).. I can't suspend, and my graphical is poor.. I read some forums, but I want to know if there are other users with the same issue.. (thinking about another mobo)
[11:58] <ikonia> BetaArk: what video card are you using ?
[11:58] <zen__> hello everybody
[11:59] <BetaArk> ikonia: the onboard one. Intel HD
[11:59] <ikonia> BetaArk: ok - so in what way are the graphics "poor"
[11:59] <Rickyfox> okay, calm this time. What could cause a temporary error with the bootloader?
[11:59] <BetaArk> ikonia: sorry for the description.. I mean, when switching windows I sometimes have slow navigation
[12:00] <deej1976> Rickyfox: Failing hard drive ?
[12:00] <ikonia> Rickyfox: explain the issue
[12:00] <ikonia> BetaArk: interesting,
[12:01] <ikonia> BetaArk: could you please pastebin the output of "lspci" please.
[12:01] <MonkeyDust> Rickyfox  did the error occur just once or repeatedly?
[12:01] <BetaArk> ikonia: I use gnome-shell btw.
[12:01] <ikonia> BetaArk: ok
[12:01] <BetaArk> ikonia: Oke, I will do this tonight, and post the pastebin.. I don't have the PC at the moment.
[12:02] <BetaArk> ikonia: Thanks :)
[12:02] <ikonia> ok
[12:02] <BetaArk> ikonia: do you have an idea what the problem could be? Do I need to add something to the xorg file for Intel HD to work?
[12:03] <ikonia> BetaArk: possibly,
[12:03] <Rickyfox> okay it just occured once up until now, as I described I did nothing exceptional the last time I was logged in. But on the next boot the bootloader seems to have problems finding bootable partitions, so he asks me to reboot and select a partition or boot from another source.
[12:03] <ikonia> Rickyfox: was that error from the motherboard booting eg: "can't find bootable device" or something like that
[12:04] <BetaArk> ikonia: oke, thanks.. will paste the lspci
[12:04] <MonkeyDust> Rickyfox  are you using that same pc to chat, or can you reboot and say what happens
[12:04] <Rickyfox> I used my 10.10 live stick (my main partition is also 10.10) and tried to check for errors, but got an error stating that ubi-language crashed with error 100. Some minutes later I restart and boot from harddrive and everything is fine
[12:04] <Rickyfox> eh don't know ikonia, could be
[12:04] <ikonia> Rickyfox: a possible option is that the motherboard is trying to boot the disk before it's spun up
[12:05] <ikonia> Rickyfox: some bios's have a "delay boot for X seconds" option to counter this, especially in machines with lots of disks
[12:06] <e75> hello
[12:06] <e75> so my microphone doesn't work half the time i load up ubuntu. sometimes i can reboot and it'll work just fine though.
[12:06] <Rickyfox> but if that'd be the case it would've happened to me before, wouldn't it?
[12:06] <ikonia> Rickyfox: not really
[12:06] <ikonia> a disk can be delayed sometimes
[12:07] <zen__> 看英文真费劲阿
[12:07] <ikonia> zen__: this channel is English only
[12:07] <tar_> I just upgraded from 7.04 to 10.4 and for some reason it's not trusting anybody's SSL certificates. Am I missing a package that installs the major root certificates?
[12:07] <ikonia> zen__: you have been told where you can speak chineese
[12:08] <ikonia> tar_: personally I would not trust that upgrade process
[12:08] <zen__> that room just me
[12:08] <Rickyfox> okay so I can toggle delayed boot in the bios or what? What is that exactly called?
[12:08] <ikonia> zen__: no it's not
[12:08] <ikonia> zen__: there are 89 people in it
[12:08] <ikonia> zen__: #ubuntu-cn
[12:08] <schnuffle> tar_: check if ca-certificates is installed
[12:09] <ikonia> Rickyfox: it's different in every bios
[12:09] <ikonia> Rickyfox: is this happening a lot ?
[12:09] <Rickyfox> nope, happed to me for the first time
[12:09] <Rickyfox> *happened
[12:09] <tar_> nope!
[12:09] <zen__> how can i join that room
[12:09] <tar_> schnuffle: nope!
[12:09] <ikonia> Rickyfox: ok, so I wouldn't worry about it
[12:09] <e75> so my microphone doesn't work half the time i load up ubuntu. sometimes i can reboot and it'll work just fine though.
[12:09] <ikonia> zen__: how did you join it before ?
[12:09] <schnuffle> tar_: then install it
[12:10] <detrix42> How do I create a symbolic link in someone else's  home directory to a directory/file in my home directory?
[12:10] <e75> any ideas what i should read into?
[12:10] <e75> i tried restarting pulseaudio, but that doesn't help
[12:10] <tar_> schnuffle: seems reasonable. thanks, I think it worked
[12:11] <schnuffle> detrix42: ln -s /path/to/the/physical/file /path/to/where/it/should/be/linked
[12:11] <zen__> i am in that thanks
[12:11] <schnuffle> detrix42: keep in mind you need to adjust the file rights
[12:12] <Rickyfox> okay guys thanks for the help, much appreciated
[12:12] <detrix42> schnuffle:  so I dont need sudo ln ...?
[12:13] <schnuffle> detrix42: It depends on the rights. If you have world readable home dirs you shouldn't need it
[12:13] <prashant> how to resolve all dependencies of package through command line?
[12:14] <schnuffle> prashant: use apt-get or aptitude which resloves the deps
[12:14] <ikonia> prashant: the package manager will resolve for you
[12:15] <prashant> but i want it do manually i.e i'm installing the software by compiling the source code
[12:15] <ikonia> prashant: then you have to manually solve deps
[12:16] <RaTTuS|BIG> prashant - then install it all via apt-get then remove the package you really want then complie and install - then go back to apt-get
[12:16] <pfifo> prashant, apt-get build-dep <package name> will install all the build dependacies for a package
[12:17] <pfifo> prashant, but not the package itself
[12:18] <prashant> ok thanks for that guys!
[12:21] <prashant> if i want list out all the dependencies for a package for an offline installation then how can i get it?
[12:22] <zgr> hello I have oneiric distribution and can't update using update manager, it says "requires installation of untrusted packages" ttf-wqy-zenhei which is korean fonts package (I'm using en_US locale, dunno why i need them). Unchecking it with "distribution updates" makes no difference
[12:23] <JTWU> Any humans here?
[12:23] <schnuffle> prashant: try dpkg -I <package>
[12:24] <JTWU> Hello??
[12:24] <Gentoo64> hi
[12:24] <schnuffle> !ask | JTWU
[12:24] <RaTTuS|BIG> !help
[12:24] <JTWU> patience?
[12:24] <JTWU> cheeky git
[12:24] <samsung> ？？
[12:25] <Gentoo64> JTWU: whats the problem then
[12:25] <JTWU> Having an issue with Skype and JoliOS
[12:25] <JTWU> Pulse Audio??
[12:25] <MonkeyDust> JTWU  wrong channel
[12:25] <iceroot> JTWU: and what does jolios has to do with ubuntu?
[12:25] <pfifo> prashant, you need to download the package with apt-get -d install <package name> and then dpkg-query -W /var/cache/apt/archive/<package .deb>
[12:26] <box> how do i create a tunnel
[12:26] <box> ssh tunnel
[12:26] <iceroot> box: ssh user@host -L localhost:9999:remote-host:8888
[12:26] <iceroot> box: replace the ip/port with your needs
[12:26] <MonkeyDust> box  basically: ssh user@remote_ip
[12:26] <box> iceroot thank youu
[12:27] <schnuffle> box: http://www.debianadmin.com/howto-use-ssh-local-and-remote-port-forwarding.html
[12:31] <aaron32> Erm
[12:31] <aaron32> I have a problem.
[12:31] <iceroot> !details | aaron32
[12:32] <aaron32> Okay, I tryed to install linux using Wubi, It failed, Access denied yadda yadda, I already got it handled
[12:32] <aaron32> But
[12:32] <aaron32> When I restarted my computer, It comes up with a error about ubuntu
[12:32] <aaron32> I press enter
[12:33] <aaron32> It has the duel boot thing
[12:33] <iceroot> !enter | aaron32
[12:33] <aaron32> And I went into windows 7
[12:33] <aaron32> Oh god damn it.
[12:33] <gunfire007> commands of ubuntu and debian are exactly same ?
[12:33] <iceroot> gunfire007: no
[12:33] <pfifo> gunfire007, most are, depends on what you doing
[12:34] <MonkeyDust> aaron32  the trick is to not use wubi
[12:35] <prashant> how to install a package on ubuntu in offline mode?
[12:35] <gunfire007> iceroot and pfifo i am learning more about web servers and stuff, so for that which one should i go for ?
[12:35] <aaron32> MonkeyDust, Its not Wubi, Its my computer itself.
[12:35] <pfifo> prashant, check out dpkg
[12:35] <Gentoo64> gunfire007: up to you
[12:36] <pfifo> gunfire007, ubuntu desktop can do anything a server can do and youll have the gui to make it a bit easier
[12:36] <gunfire007> Gentoo64: for latest hardwares which one woule be the best ?
[12:36] <Gentoo64> gunfire007: for hardware theyre both pretty much the same i think
[12:36] <prashant> but dpkg install the package whose .deb package is there.
[12:36] <Gentoo64> but debian supports more cpus
[12:36] <pfifo> gunfire007, I recommend debain for a real server
[12:37] <Pengu1n_Phr0zen> Gentoo64, Are U the same as Gentoo_0wnz?
[12:37] <Gentoo64> no
[12:37] <Ycarene> Have updates for 11.04 stopped?
[12:37] <pfifo> prashant, you can use apt-get -d install to download packages to /var/cache/apt/archive
[12:37] <Gentoo64> never heard of him lol
[12:37] <Pengu1n_Phr0zen> Gentoo64, It's a she.
[12:37] <Gentoo64> ok
[12:37] <Pengu1n_Phr0zen> Gentoo64, A dyke to be precise.
[12:38] <Pengu1n_Phr0zen> Gentoo64, Probably a shim.
[12:38] <Gentoo64> ok, well no anyway
[12:38] <deej1976> !11.04 | Ycarene
[12:38] <kl> q: how to unlock screen in ubuntu ?
[12:38] <Gentoo64> kl: type the password
[12:38] <gunfire007> ok pfifo :)
[12:38] <pfifo> kl, for xscreensaver you just move the mouse and type in your password
[12:39] <kl> does not work ... it unlocks only when i change user (nb am the only user in system)
[12:39] <pfifo> kl what dosent work exactly?
[12:39] <pfifo> !work
[12:40] <Loshki>  
[12:41] <zulunite>  /quit
[12:41] <BluesKaj> hiyas all
[12:41] <kl> yes that is a strong statement maybe i have something not configured... but when i type my password  the screen is not unlocked it asks me for the password again..
[12:43] <pfifo> kl, are you sure you giving it the right password?
[12:43] <Gentoo64> -5
[12:44] <happygolucky> if i have quad core how come my CPU percentage hits 800 percent and shows 8 cores
[12:44] <Gentoo64> happygolucky: probably HT
[12:44] <iceroot> gunfire007: use debian on a webserver
[12:44] <bobalazs> pfifo : command line mode is broken up :/
[12:45] <pfifo> bobalazs, what do you mean?
[12:45] <kltsa> yes it is the same as the one am giving when i press the change user button ..
[12:45] <pfifo> my run `reset`?
[12:45] <bobalazs> its at some weird resolution and screen is half visible with broken up in two
[12:46] <iceroot> gunfire007: ubuntu is better if you want newer software and a better usability on the gui, debian is better if you want a stable system for servers (imo)
[12:46] <bobalazs> startxd
[12:46] <pfifo> bobalazs, im not sure, you should try rebooting and at grub menu edit the kernel line and add noX
[12:46] <bobalazs> meh xD
[12:47] <compdoc> happygolucky, you have an Intel cpu with hyperthreading
[12:47] <Yanch0> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo <- anyone can link me to some article similar to this please? i am trying to get my desktop to login to wifi before prompting for screen
[12:47] <Yanch0> s/screen/login
[12:47] <gunfire007> iceroot: thanks :)
[12:48] <compdoc> happygolucky, but as far as the 800% - what process is eating the cpu time?
[12:50] <pfifo> compdoc, bitcoind
[12:50] <pfifo> and gcc
[12:50] <box> hello
[12:50] <box> i'm having a problem with the screen on my netbook. nothing seems to fit my resolution and i can't increase it any more
[12:51] <davorlozic01> Hi box. Have you installed drivers?
[12:51] <no_gravity> Hello from Germany! In ubuntu 11, it seems when i quit firefox, it somehow still occupies the top menu bar. when i go there with the mouse, i still see "file bookmarks" etc. any ideas? is there no more taskbar, where you can see wich applications are running?
[12:52] <no_gravity> Oh, and when I try to click on the menu bar, nothing happens.
[12:52] <davorlozic01> Go to System Monitor.
[12:52] <box> davorlozic01 it's the correct drivers and maximum supported resolution 1024x600
[12:52] <no_gravity> davorlozic01: me?
[12:52] <davorlozic01> There you have list of opened application.
[12:52] <davorlozic01> Yes.
[12:52] <no_gravity> davorlozic01: where is the system monitor?
[12:52] <schnuffle> box: check your graphic card: lspci | grep VGA and then check if the correct drivers are installed
[12:53] <box> some applications don't have scrollbars like thunderbirds preferences so i'm wondering how anyone else in similar situations gets by?
[12:53] <no_gravity> davorlozic01:  i only have a couple of application icons on the left (firefox, openoffice...) and thats it.
[12:53] <no_gravity> in older ubuntus, i used to hit ALT+F1 to get to the main menu. Is that not possible anymore in Ubuntu 11?
[12:53] <davorlozic01> Go to the first icon (like start).
[12:53] <davorlozic01> Then, write System Monitor.
[12:54] <davorlozic01> Then in System Monitor, go to processes.
[12:54] <davorlozic01> THere is the list of running processes.
[12:54] <no_gravity> davorlozic01: the one with the ubuntu sign? it reads "dash home" when i hover it. nothing happens when i click it.
[12:54] <box> never mind; this is a sufficient solution http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1839692
[12:55] <davorlozic01> Hmm...
[12:56] <davorlozic01> Well... You have to find it somehow... Use search somewhere... The app is System Monitor. How will you find it? I don't know. :)
[12:56] <no_gravity> i have been using ubuntu 11 for a few days now and for me its a complete mess. is there a way to get back to the old behaviour?
[12:56] <davorlozic01> You mean the old look?
[12:57] <iceroot> no_gravity: only with a reinstall, downgrade is not possible
[12:57] <davorlozic01> sudo apt-get install gnome-panel
[12:57] <davorlozic01> Then you will get on startup to choose.
[12:57] <pfifo> no_gravity, you might want to try xubuntu instead apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[12:57] <iceroot> !who | davorlozic01
[12:57] <kandros> no_gravity, there are some workaround but is not the same... just reinstall 11.04 or 10.04 till they are supported
[12:57] <no_gravity> pfifo: let me google that...
[12:58] <davorlozic01> ubottu: I'm sorry. :D
[12:58] <pfifo> no_gravity, it looks and feels like ubuntu 10.04
[12:58] <davorlozic01> XD
[12:59] <atruno-> hi bazhang
[12:59] <kandros> why go to xubuntu 10.04 stay updated for 1 year +
[13:00] <no_gravity> kandros: why reinstall 11.04?
[13:00] <auronandace> !lts | kandros
[13:00] <pfifo> cant wait for 12.04
[13:01] <no_gravity> or maybe i will give debian a try. havent used it for years.
[13:02] <kandros> i know i just wrote very bad what i had in mind, i was meaning if no_gravity likes 10.04 is smarter to stay there till 2013 instead of use xubuntu 11.10
[13:02] <tarvid_> How do I fix this BADSIG problem - http://paste.ubuntu.com/771089/
[13:03] <dddbmt> Hi guys. Is there a way to record the screen of an ipad in ubuntu?
[13:03] <dyd> what tool can i use to convert m4a to mp3?
[13:04] <schnuffle> dyd: lame
[13:04] <no_gravity> dyd: ffmpeg -i some.m4a -f mp3 thing.mp3
[13:04] <no_gravity> dyd: ^ that would be my first try
[13:05] <Tech-1> make sure ffmpeg is installed
[13:05] <no_gravity> How can I get rid of the main menu in Ubuntu 11?
[13:05] <signal0> did anyone knows about that problem: we've bought a new lenovo laptop. the touchpad has no "special" buttons for right and left click. so it's not possible to "click and drag" something
[13:06] <pfifo> signal0, tap and taphold
[13:07] <pfifo> signal0, you might be out of luck with a rightmouse drag tho
[13:08] <signal0> pfifo: hm... so thats an known issue?
[13:08] <pfifo> signal0, no it isnt, i haven't ever heard of a touchpad without buttons before
[13:09] <no_gravity> signal0: a lenovo without mouse buttons?
[13:10] <no_gravity> signal0: which lenovo is it?
[13:10] <signal0> it has mouse buttons... the whole touchpad is a button ;)
[13:10] <signal0> but when i "click" it and drag, it's not working
[13:11] <signal0> lenovo e420s
[13:11] <BarkingFish> signal0: just a thought, how many fingers is the touchpad designed to recognise at one time?
[13:11] <signal0> BarkingFish: two finger scrolling works
[13:11] <dyd> no_gravity: thanks
[13:11] <no_gravity> signal0: the photos of the e420s i see all have mouse buttons.
[13:12] <BarkingFish> Some can have up to 3 recognised
[13:12] <benoliver999> I have shortcuts to Pictures, Videos, Ubuntu One, Documents etc... on my desktop. When I delete the shortcuts, it deletes the files for real! How can I get rid of these?
[13:12] <signal0> no_gravity: yeah, but they're for the trackpoint
[13:12] <signal0> :)
[13:12] <Strav> Hi! Ah, speaking about lenovo. I'm on a lenovo x200, and since a few weeks, I'm experiencing random loss of my network interfaces. What happens is: on a sudden (more especially after a resume from suspend, but not always), the wireless indicator just switch off. Then ifconfig says: nada, not even the ethernet interface is showing up. /etc/init.d/networking restart doesn't help either. Besides, I still cannot find any related bug on
[13:12] <Strav> launchpad. Any suggestions?
[13:12] <signal0> the touchpad self is a mousbutton too
[13:13] <no_gravity> signal0: now i understand.
[13:13]  * no_gravity is on lenovo x301 and loves it!
[13:13] <raven_> how to install routes to openbve?
[13:14] <signal0> hmm.
[13:15] <pfifo> benoliver999, use `unlink`
[13:15] <Strav> no_gravity: please don't make me jealous. ;) But still the x301 is too big for my taste.
[13:16] <benoliver999> pfifo: How?
[13:16] <no_gravity> Strav: the x200 is smaller?
[13:17] <Strav> 12" of screen diagonal. Not thinner though.
[13:17] <pfifo> benoliver999, unlink /home/ben/Pictures
[13:17] <no_gravity> there was some new samsung 13" notebook that is really thin. but i forgot the name.
[13:18] <deej1976> New laptops this year are UltraBooks
[13:18] <BillyJoe> Is there a way to shorten all long filenames in a folder and its subfolders so I can copy the files to a windows system?
[13:18] <Strav> no_gravity: it's just sad that lenovo is going to follow the chicklets keyboard trend.
[13:19] <benoliver999> pfifo: Thanks man
[13:19] <Kurdistan> hi will the stable kernel 3.1 find its way to 11.10?
[13:19] <no_gravity> Strav: whats chicklets?
[13:20] <rumpel> Kurdistan, no
[13:20] <rumpel> Kurdistan, it's not a rolling release
[13:21] <Applesouce> Hey I have a question, is it possible to go into a Terminal-Stage with Ubuntu without the GUI
[13:21] <pfifo> BillyJoe, I remember seeing a bulk rename tool in synaptic in 8.04
[13:21] <Applesouce> like in Backtrack?
[13:21] <Kurdistan> rumpel, I know it is not rolling release but it is still in mainline kernel
[13:21] <Strav> no_gravity: check out the keyboard on the x120e
[13:21] <aperture> Applesouce: cntrl+alt+f1-f6 will put you in a terminal without invoking the gui
[13:22] <Strav> So anyone experiencing loss of network interface, recently, on ubuntu 11.10?
[13:22] <Gentoo64> Strav: wired?
[13:22] <BarkingFish> Applesouce: just remember to use CTRL ALT F7 or F8 to get back to a GUI :)
[13:22] <magikid> Is is possible to reinstall ubuntu without deleting a given directory?
[13:23] <MonkeyDust> magikid  if your /home is on its own partition
[13:23] <aaron32> Woah
[13:23] <aaron32> What the fucl
[13:23] <aaron32> *what the fuck
[13:23] <FloodBot1> aaron32: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:23] <iceroot> aaron32: no need that here
[13:23] <pangolin> !language | aaron32
[13:23] <magikid> MonkeyDust: It's not but what if I were to boot a live cd and just delete all the directories except the one I want to keep?
[13:24] <magikid> And then of course, reinstall
[13:24] <Black> how can i enforce grub to load up in a certain 640x480 or 800x600 resolution? Ubuntu 10.4.3 - Im getting the screen unreadable full of vertical lines
[13:24] <aaron32> Sorry, God, I can't read every rule.
[13:24] <Gentoo64> magikid: just copy the dir somewhere else
[13:24] <Gentoo64> the  move it back
[13:24] <Tech-1> common sense
[13:24] <iceroot> magikid: depending if the directory is an extra partiton/mountpoint
[13:24] <Kurdistan> Black, by modify grub
[13:24] <pangolin> !guidelines | aaron32 Please read all the guidelines
[13:24] <Busybyeski> hi guys, i've got a question.  it's my first time ever trying to use ssh, and maybe i oughtn't be using ssh but someone convinced me it was the best option.  i just want to share files from one machine to another.  the machine that has the files is running ubuntu liveusb and the files are mounted, but on a different disk.  i can ssh in (woo!) but i can't get to the external drives. any suggestions or am i going about this wrong?
[13:24] <Black> Kurdistan can you give specific details?
[13:24] <iceroot> aaron32: but you can enable your brain, with an enabled brain you dont have to read every rule
[13:25] <Strav> Gentoo64: hmmm. I would have thought that wired too since it was not listed up when trying ifconfig but I just realized it's down by default if I'm not connected.
[13:25] <aaron32> iceroot, Don't insult me.
[13:25] <no_gravity> Busybyeski: define "i cant get to the external drives"
[13:25] <aaron32> Infact, I'm goooooooooone.
[13:25] <magikid> Gentoo64: It's huge, it's the local backups for several computers
[13:25] <aaron32> Feel free to backsass me.
[13:25] <aaron32> You guys.
[13:25] <Strav> Gentoo64: so I must say that until I check it out more closely, it's only the wlan.
[13:25] <iceroot> aaron32: stop it now please
[13:25] <aaron32> You know, Because thats totally cool
[13:25] <Busybyeski> no_gravity: i don't know where they can be located in the file system, i don't think i can find them anywhere
[13:25] <Gentoo64> Strav: not sure
[13:25] <Kurdistan> Black, install StartUp-Manager
[13:26] <Kurdistan> easiets GUI way
[13:26] <Kurdistan> change resolution
[13:26] <Kurdistan> color depth to 24 bits
[13:26] <Applesouce> so whats up
[13:27] <Applesouce> can I stop the xserver on Ubuntu
[13:27] <no_gravity> Busybyeski: try "ls /mnt" and "ls /media"
[13:27] <Black> Kurdistan and would that would work if i want to modify grub to -noX ?
[13:27] <tron_> not much, watching doctor who
[13:27] <Kurdistan> Black, no clue.
[13:27] <Busybyeski> no_gravity:  haha perfect timing i just found them in /media. Thanks!
[13:28] <Black> i get an unreadable screen at control-alft f1
[13:29] <jimmy78> wweeeeeee
[13:30] <pfifo> Applesouce, `sudo service gdm stop` use `update-rc.d` to make it permanent
[13:31] <VanessaE> good morning all.  Can someone please tell me how to disable the password/lock when resuming from suspend (in 11.10)?
[13:31] <pfifo> Applesouce, or light-dm insted of gdm if you on a newer ubuntu
[13:31] <MonkeyDust> VanessaE  system settings > screen
[13:31] <VanessaE> Monkey: already tried that.
[13:31] <Applesouce> am on the newest Ubuntu
[13:32] <Applesouce> so
[13:32] <pfifo> Applesouce, does `sudo service light-dm stop` do what you expect?
[13:32] <Applesouce> I don't know yet, at the moment I can't really give it a try^^
[13:32] <Applesouce> but I'll write all the solutions down
[13:33] <pfifo> Applesouce, it should
[13:33] <Applesouce> when I use light-dm stop
[13:33] <Applesouce> how do I start it again?
[13:33] <Yahosain> Hi I can see a movie's subtitle alright using vlc and encoding set to "cp 1256" but when I do              mplayer "movie name" -subfont-encoding 'cp 1256'       the subtitle is messed
[13:33] <pfifo> s/stop/start/
[13:34] <iceroot> Yahosain: maybe try #mplayer if there is something like that
[13:34] <Yahosain> oh thankyou
[13:35] <VanessaE> I suppose I should mention this is Xfce/Xubuntu rather than gnome
  http://abc/abc.mp3    name:abc   http:// cde/cde/.mp3 name:cde   .....</body>      how to use grep -P to select from it?
[13:36] <BarkingFish> Black: when you say "unreadable" what do you mean? Is it too small, messed up, looks like it's encrypted or what? :)
[13:36] <Lee_Prison> like:http://abc.mp3
[13:36] <Applesouce> I Think messed up xD
[13:37] <pfifo> Black, you should imagebin a picture of your console
[13:37] <Black> its like a graphics error-- full of lines and dots
[13:37] <snikker> when i run cairo-dock, i've got this error:
[13:37] <snikker> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0".
[13:37] <snikker> (cairo-dock:2532): GdkGLExt-WARNING **: Window system doesn't support OpenGL.
[13:37] <snikker> can you help me?
[13:38] <Lee_Prison> I use that   grep -P 'http://.*mp3'    but   I don't know how to avoid greedy mode
[13:38] <foormea> hi
[13:38] <rethus> i have kubuntu with pulseaudio... how can i mute single channels of my 7.1 soundcard by script?
[13:38] <pfifo> Black, try adding 'nomodeset' to the kernel line
[13:38] <pfifo> !nomodeset | Black
[13:38] <foormea> when you install openssh-server, it STARTS sshd, but it doesn't add it to your rc2.d, does it? i'm wondering if my sshd is running on my remote computer just because i never rebooted the box after installing openssh-server, or because it somehow gets started in an other way than rcX.d?
[13:38] <Black> right o i think that answers that problem
[13:38] <iceroot> foormea: it will start sshd after a reboot
[13:39] <foormea> iceroot: how does it start it? i'm not seeing any link in rc2.d or rcS.d
[13:39] <pfifo> !upstart | foormea
[13:39] <iceroot> foormea: upstart
[13:39] <foormea> cool thanks guys i'll read up about that
[13:40] <frostux> lo
[13:40] <Lee_Prison> who knowd the grep -P  none-greedy mode
[13:40] <Sid0035> any devs in hear at all?
[13:41] <atruno-> halloween
[13:41] <timposey> I have locked myself out of the admin by changing my password and forgetting what I had changed it to, I searched for and found a way to change it but now the screen where you choose the kernal will not display at startup... any suggestions, I don't even know what you call this screen to do a search.
[13:41] <MonkeyDust> Sid0035  try #ubuntu-devel
[13:41] <Pici> Sid0035: Please keep in mind that -devel is not a support channel though.
[13:41] <Sid0035> thanks monkey :)
[13:41] <Sid0035> oh oh
[13:42] <Sid0035> i dont know if a normal dev channel can tell me what i need though XD
[13:42] <Sid0035> i mean support XD
[13:42] <pfifo> !ask | Sid0035
[13:42] <Pici> Sid0035: Why don't you try asking your question first.
[13:42] <deej1976> Sid0035: How about just ask your question
[13:43] <foormea> ah ok so basically with upstart, everything goes into /etc/conf/, and there's 1 single file per service. mh. ok. what was wrong with sysv-rc?
[13:44] <pfifo> foormea, sysv is slow
[13:44] <Sid0035> ok um well im i have some programs im useing that i need a back up of before i swich to debain "Sid"
[13:44] <DannyButterman> Hi there
[13:45] <deej1976> details | Sid0035:
[13:45] <deej1976> !details | Sid0035:
[13:45] <BarkingFish> timposey: When you get past the BIOS Self test or your manufacturer screen, press Escape, and you should get your kernel menu
[13:45] <DannyButterman> Does someone know how to force NetworkManager to execute some script when a network connection is closing ?
[13:45] <foormea> pfifo: ok
[13:46] <Sid0035> ok sorry lol ive been up all night XD
[13:46] <deej1976> DannyButterman: Possible place a script in here: /etc/network/if-down.d
[13:47] <DannyButterman> deej1976: would it work for a wifi connection ?
[13:47] <foormea> pfifo: any nice and easy and convenient CLI to configure services that fall into upstart? like sysv-rc-conf?
[13:47] <Yanch0> guys i am trying to get wifi to connect to a wep network automatically. i removed network-manager - should i be using wpa_supplicant ? any tutorial you recommend? im seeing that 11.10 removed wpa_supplicant.conf :S
[13:47] <pfifo> foormea, i think your looking for `update-rc.d`
[13:47] <eduardos> Hi guys. I am using apt-pinning because I want my own repository be priority. It works fine when I put my repo and Ubuntu oficial repo (lucid) in source.list. But it doesn't work when I put my repo and ubuntu-security repo! How can I change this?
[13:47] <iceroot> Yanch0: why you removed network-manager?
[13:48] <DannyButterman> deej1976: we were trying to use the /etc/NetworkManager/Dispatcher.d/01ifupdown feature but to no avail
[13:48] <deej1976> DannyButterman:  It should
[13:48] <Yanch0> iceroot, was told to start by removing that. i want it to connect before gnome login - basically similar to cable connect
[13:48] <ubuntu-partial-u> hi, i'm using ubuntu 10.04 x64, and the update service is bringing up a message which is suggesting a partial upgrade. will this upgrade update the system to ubuntu 11 or keep the current version (10.04)?
[13:49] <timposey> BarkingFish, I will try that, but I thought I had done that, but I have no trouble doing it again to see if it will work
[13:49] <iceroot> ubuntu-partial-u: depending on the exact message you are getting
[13:50] <pfifo> ubuntu-partial-u, it will update individual packages to the newest 10.04 packages, you wont be upgrading to ubuntu 11.10
[13:50] <iceroot> ubuntu-partial-u: if it tells " a new ubuntu release is availbe" it will go to 10.10
[13:50] <iceroot> ubuntu-partial-u: but normal updates never update the ubuntu-version they just bring secuerity-updates
[13:51] <ubuntu-partial-u> @iceroot: i've used versions 11.04 and 11.10, and prefer to stick to 10.04. so as long as it doesn't change the version, i don't mind updating. the software settings are set to LTS updates only. the message is about general updates, which i'll paste a screenshot.
[13:52] <iceroot> ubuntu-partial-u: if it is set to "lts only" you dont have to be afraif
[13:52] <iceroot> ubuntu-partial-u: because there is no newer lts (stable) at the moment
[13:54] <Yanch0> iceroot, should i get network-manager again ?
[13:54] <Sid0035> ok i have to swich to the new version of debain code named "Sid", im using ubuntu 11.10 and i need to transfer all of my programs and files i need that i have gotten in the past 5 days or so, also some files that i have created and will need on the new debain Code named "Sid"
[13:54] <ubuntu-partial-u> @iceroot: heres the message: http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/9653/ubuntumsg.png
[13:54] <Sid0035> but i have no cd's or any thing to externaly back my the data i need up :(
[13:55] <pfifo> Sid0035, use scp or nfs to transfer them to a different box
[13:55] <jita> Which mail server should i use which is easier to configure
[13:56] <pfifo> jita, exim4
[13:56] <pfifo> exim4-light
[13:56] <Sid0035> so can i use my ubuntu one account on the new Debain system that?
[13:56] <iceroot> Yanch0: i am not sure if network-manager can do it
[13:56] <DannyButterman> deej1976: as a matter of fact, it doesn't work either ( /etc/network/if-down.d/)
[13:56] <Gentoo64> Sid0035: just backup the configs and reinstall the progs
[13:56] <Gentoo64> Sid0035: although the versions might be different
[13:56] <Gentoo64> and might have idfferent config options
[13:56] <iceroot> ubuntu-partial-u: what is the output of "dpkg -l | grep -v ^ii | grep -v ^rc"
[13:59] <pfifo> ubuntu-partial-u, I can see in the background that its holding back linux-generic, this is because kernel version 3.0 just came out, you can safely ignore that message, you dont need to upgrade to 3.0
[14:01] <timposey> BarkingFish, the screen would not appear using the Esc key
[14:01] <pfifo> ubuntu-partial-u, more specifically you can run partial upgrade, it will install all the updates except the new kernel, you would still have 10.04lts afterwards
[14:01] <BarkingFish> try holding it down until you see "GRUB Loading" appear, timposey
[14:02] <ubuntu-partial-u> @pfifo: ok, i'll run the upgrade. thanks
[14:03] <sam22> hello
[14:03] <Sid0035> so um will i have access ubuntu one on the new system if thats a yes i can store my saves non programs there also right?
[14:04] <sam22> i have xorg-server 2:1.10.1-1ubuntu1.3 installed.. how to install xorg-server 2:1.10.1-1ubuntu1.2
[14:04] <DannyButterman> Can someone help me using the /etc/network/if-down.d feature ? so far I can't make it run a script of mine. It can't even log what happens though it does when ran in command line
[14:05] <timposey> BarkingFish, nothing it just goes straight through to the login screen and it has never done this before
[14:05] <Yanch0> anyone can guide me through my wifi problem please?
[14:05] <BarkingFish> hm...
[14:05] <BarkingFish> I can't think what's up then, timposey - I never have that problem.  I hit escape, get my kernel menu, hit enter and I'm off....
[14:06] <Sid0035> man i suck in chat rooms XD
[14:06] <pfifo> timposey, BarkingFish, you need to boot and then hold down SHIFT to get to the grub menu
[14:07] <GaRRu> How can I compile EXE files into Language Codes that can be read? using Kubuntu 11.04. Any Compiler?
[14:07] <GaRRu> Yanch0, What is your problem with WiFi?
[14:07] <BarkingFish> pfifo: I was originally told to use Escape, and that works here.
[14:07] <Yanch0> GaRRu, can't find some good documentation on wpa_supplicant on ubuntu oneirc
[14:08] <BarkingFish> If it's the wrong information, I have this channel to thank for it.  I came here first when I joined Kubuntu, cause I didn't know it had a channel.
[14:08] <GaRRu> Yanch0, Answer me in Pm
[14:09] <pfifo> GaRRu, what are you trying todo with exe files?
[14:09] <Yanch0> GaRRu, u sure its better not talking in channel?
[14:09] <sam22> guys how to configure Xorg
[14:09] <GaRRu> Yanch0, I need this channel for my question too.
[14:10] <pfifo> GaRRu, maybe your looking for something like this http://www.symantec.com/connect/articles/alien-autopsy-reverse-engineering-win32-trojans-linux
[14:10] <iceroot> sam22: normally with /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[14:10] <GaRRu> pfifo, I got an Exe File that I want to read what is inside that file, do you know any way to compile it to a readable language?
[14:10] <iceroot> GaRRu: not possible
[14:10] <iceroot> GaRRu: only reverse-engineering
[14:10] <GaRRu> iceroot, why not?
[14:10] <Sid0035> dont know about u guys but i do way better when i have been up all night just talking in TS3 XD
[14:11] <GaRRu> iceroot, so it is possible
[14:11] <iceroot> GaRRu: because you cant get source-code from binarys
[14:11] <iceroot> GaRRu: its not
[14:11] <pfifo> GaRRu, you can decompile it to assembly, and you can 'read' assembly so to speak
[14:11] <Sid0035> but i cant rember any of my old server to join form when i had windows :(
[14:11] <iceroot> GaRRu: you can get asm-code but no c code or something like that
[14:12] <usr13> iceroot: GaRRu I'm a latecomer to this conversation but, why not use wine?
[14:12] <iceroot> usr13: what?
[14:12] <GaRRu> iceroot, pfifo, I said a language that is read to man kind, that includes ASM,C,C++,Java,C# etc etc..
[14:12] <iceroot> usr13: reread the discussion
[14:12] <iceroot> GaRRu: have fun to read big programs in asm
[14:12] <GaRRu> usr13, I am not trying to make the exe file work.. I am trying to read what there is in it
[14:13] <pfifo> GaRRu, well check out that link i gave you, you can decompile following their method
[14:13] <GaRRu> iceroot, anyway to compile it to asm?
[14:13] <usr13> GaRRu: Oh.  Not sure where to go with that....
[14:13] <iceroot> GaRRu: as i said, reverse-engineering
[14:13] <GaRRu> pfifo, I will, Thanks for now. iceroot, how?
[14:13] <iceroot> GaRRu: Disassembling with a Disassembler
[14:14] <pfifo> GaRRu, what do you want to get out of the file?
[14:14] <rs0832> GaRRu,  you can have a look at http://boomerang.sourceforge.net and see if it suits you
[14:14] <Gentoo64> is this not offtopic
[14:14] <Sid0035> i think he wants teddy bears :D
[14:15] <pfifo> GaRRu, you might be able to use a program similiar to PEExplorer to extract a resource in it
[14:15] <GaRRu> pfifo, What is that? a software?
[14:16] <pfifo> GaRRu, ask google, its kinda hard to explan, and this is off topic
[14:16] <Sid0035> i forgot the topic of this chat long 5 mins ago
[14:17] <Sid0035> that's what happens when ya cant sleep XD
[14:17] <GaRRu> pfifo, I'm trying to get out from it a reasonable way to bypass an administrator password on Windows XP/7 OS, or bypass the useage of clicking on "Run as Administrator" at all.. just running another Exe File
[14:17] <Gentoo64> GaRRu: ask in windows lol
[14:17] <Gentoo64> and to bypass uac for exes, use task scheduler
[14:18] <Gentoo64> but this isnt exactly ubuntu related :)
[14:18] <GaRRu> Gentoo64 explaine please?
[14:18] <Gentoo64> google windows 7 bypass uac task scheduler
[14:19] <Gentoo64> thats all
[14:19] <Sid0035> brb i think people are hiding the cookies i saw a few days ago XD
[14:20] <GaRRu> Gentoo64, I will check it out now. just need a backgroud how it is done (That's why I wanted a Exe compiler)
[14:20] <iceroot> GaRRu: you dont want a compiler
[14:20] <iceroot> GaRRu: you want a decompiler
[14:21] <iceroot> GaRRu: but trust me, you dont want that!!!
[14:21] <Gentoo64> GaRRu: seriously ill get kicked, but basically task scheduler allows to run any program as superuser, without the uac prompt popping up, by making a shortcut
[14:21] <iceroot> GaRRu: just buy your windows, dont put offtopic in this channel and so on
[14:21] <pfifo> Gentoo64, that sounds secure
[14:21] <GaRRu> iceroot, I know what your talking about xD I tried reading files of ASM codes, some took me ages. and yeah a decompiler :P
[14:22] <Gentoo64> well, you do need admin access to access task scheduler...
[14:22] <iceroot> !ot
[14:22] <iceroot> ##windows
[14:22] <GaRRu> iceroot, its not exactly for me :) Its for an entire community :D
[14:23] <mxracer450> Hello all, was wondering if anyone could take the time to help an ubuntu n00b get his sound working again?
[14:24] <usr13> mxracer450: aslamixer
[14:24] <GaRRu> Iceroot, pfifo, Gentoo64, Thank you for your kind help. Ill be checking all the stuff you brought me right now.
[14:24] <usr13> !sound | mxracer450
[14:24] <mxracer450> thank you. My settings in sound preferences are correct
[14:24] <mxracer450> Nothing has changed...just recently stopped working. I will check these links though.
[14:26] <usr13> mxracer450: What does alsamixer say?
[14:27] <mxracer450> usr13: im not sure what your referring to
[14:27] <Sid0035> so any one have a ts server that has used the debain "sid" version and saw if they had actcess to ubuntu one working in that program? i need to use it to hold stuff but i wont bother with that code version if i cant take all my files with me that i need to have XD
[14:29] <usr13> mxracer450: Open a terminal and type    alsamixer    hit enter.  First look in upper left corner to see that your sound card is identified properly.
[14:29] <mxracer450> gotchya....one sec
[14:29] <Milan1992-ubuntu> Hi again. A made a mistake and i cant edit the /etc/fstab, read/only and cant use chmod on it... How can i repair the files, with live cd?
[14:29] <mxracer450> yes, sound card is identified usr13
[14:29] <BluesKaj> mxracer450, alsa recently updated , and if you check alsmixer the automute may need disabling
[14:30] <usr13> mxracer450: Next look at the various channel collums, see that they are not muted, (there will be MM at bottom of the collum if it is muted).
[14:30] <mxracer450> the only column that is muted is the "beep"column
[14:30] <jclbrt> i feel good... i think i've prob hit the best results on speedtest.net than anyone i know
[14:30] <jclbrt> :-)
[14:31] <jclbrt> with a 5ms response time too
[14:31] <sam22> nice
[14:31] <mxracer450> │although, speaker is set to zero for some reason. even though all of my volume tabs in the gui are set high
[14:31] <sam22> what type of internet connection give you 5ms ?
[14:31] <jclbrt> http://www.speedtest.net/result/1650194555.png
[14:31] <sam22> UK ?
[14:31] <jclbrt> no US
[14:31] <Yanch0> guys anyone can help me set up wpa_supplicant with  wep authentication please?
[14:31] <sam22> how far is the server from you ?
[14:32] <sam22> how many miles ?
[14:32] <jclbrt> just a dedicated fiber hand off
[14:32] <jclbrt> like 100 miles
[14:32] <usr13> mxracer450: move right to left with right and left arrows.  Raise volume level with up arrow.
[14:32] <sam22> 50 miles
[14:32] <sam22> so 1 ms for each mile
[14:32] <sam22> amazing
[14:32] <usr13> mxracer450: move right to left with right and left arrows, so select various channels.  Raise volume level with up arrow.
[14:32] <sam22> 1ms for 10 miles
[14:32] <jclbrt> but i'm at a data center where all the ISPs sell backbone out of
[14:32] <Sid0035> oh wow that's nice deticated fiber is the good stuff XD
[14:32] <sam22> how much the line cost?
[14:33] <trkemist> I cannot start Google Chrome with Ubuntu Oneirc. Is that a bug? I can use Chromium
[14:33] <jclbrt> technically it's unlimited bandwidth but allocates based on need
[14:33] <theadmin> trkemist: Sounds like one
[14:33] <theadmin> trkemist: Use Chromium, it's EXACTLY the same except crash reporting
[14:33] <iceroot> theadmin: what is the error-message when starting ti from the shell?
[14:33] <jclbrt> cuz i transfered a 5GB file in under 4 minutes to one of our servers off site
[14:33] <theadmin> iceroot: Uh?
[14:33] <iceroot> theadmin: wrong nick...
[14:33] <mxracer450> done. checking if anything has changed, one moment
[14:33] <theadmin> iceroot: Oh
[14:33] <iceroot> trkemist: what is the error-message when starting ti from the shell?
[14:34] <iceroot> theadmin: i am to lazy at the tab-completion...:)
[14:34] <jclbrt> sam22: i am not exactly sure i think it's like 20k per month or something
[14:34] <pfifo> jclbrt, you should install a dedicated fiber to my house so you can do offsite backups, ill keep your data safe
[14:34] <Milan1992-ubuntu> How can i repair my system without reinstall or data lost? can i set it back in time like windows? i cant check the files with fsck, may i dont know how
[14:34] <jclbrt> it's a company network
[14:34] <jclbrt> pfifo... thats what i do lol
[14:34] <_Nano> Can someone tell me how to switch kernels on a remote server? I'm not really sure how to do it.
[14:34] <sam22> to home it's always shared
[14:34] <mxracer450> negative, nothing has changed as of yet usr13
[14:34] <jclbrt> i'm disaster recovery tech
[14:34] <iceroot> Milan1992-ubuntu: with your backup you can restore the system to a specific time
[14:35] <sam22> each line from 30 to 128 homes
[14:35] <gor00_> hello all
[14:35] <imbezol> 1ms per 10 miles is extremely high though
[14:35] <usr13> !grub | _Nano
[14:35] <jclbrt> i get 105mbps down at home and i think like 50mbps up
[14:35] <jclbrt> but never at 5ms
[14:35] <imbezol> there's something wrong with fiber that has that much latency
[14:35] <sam22> i think it's 5 microseconds to each mile ?
[14:35] <sam22> one wy ?
[14:35] <Milan1992-ubuntu> iceroot: can i do it from livecd or i should do it from the original systam, and how?
[14:35] <_Nano> thanks. I'd figured I would still use grub.
[14:35] <jclbrt> imbezol, its not fiber that has the latency but rather the switching and routing
[14:36] <Anahi> hi, im kind of new to this system... im having some problems connecting to mi hotmail account, i can access the log in page but as soon as i try to log in i get the error 101... i have google chrome and firefox... neither of them works... i have just installed ubuntu 11.10 and haven changed any setting... dont know if someone could help me...
[14:36] <imbezol> sam22: it's 5 microseconds per kilometer.
[14:36] <jclbrt> the medium is fine but the equipment on the end can bring that up
[14:36] <imbezol> sam22: microsecond != millisecond
[14:36] <jclbrt> i mean it has a number of hops before getting to me
[14:36] <pfifo> _Nano, you should get your ISP todo it
[14:36] <usr13> Anahi: Try refresh
[14:36] <Anahi> already tried
[14:37] <jclbrt> comcast sells up to 105mbps in my town
[14:37] <theadmin> _Nano: Basically, make new kernel grub's default and reboot the machine
[14:37] <avernos> my /var partition is full, how can i give it some space from other partition?
[14:37] <jclbrt> but verizon sells like up to 250mbps one town over :-(
[14:37] <Guest40344> trolololol
[14:37] <VictorCL> with netbeans I get  "netbeans cannot lock read-only file ubuntu"
[14:37] <theadmin> avernos: gparted is capable of resizing partitions, however, make sure to use it from a livecd (it can't operate on mounted partitions, and unmounting /var during work time is a bad idea...)
[14:37] <gor00_> does anyone has experience in making a live usb flash disk with Ubuntu and Grub2? Actually I am stucked at the stage 2 of GRUB and only get the "grub rescue>" shell.
[14:38] <pfifo> _Nano, hopefully you have remote KVM incase it dosent boot correctly
[14:38] <Sid0035> dose any one know if i can use the ubuntu one with the debain code name "sid" ver i relay need it lol
[14:38] <_Nano> pfifo, I can netboot if I screw it up
[14:38] <jclbrt> gor00_, i have before
[14:38] <iceroot> Milan1992-ubuntu: depending on your backup
[14:38] <theadmin> Sid0035: Is "sid" the "unstable" branch?
[14:38] <Sid0035> yes
[14:38] <theadmin> Sid0035: That might work, iirc Ubuntu is based on Debian Unstable
[14:38] <avernos> theadmin, cant i link a folder pointing to another partition with more space? im not next to the computer, so i cant do that approach
[14:38] <Sid0035> ok then i can take my work with me :D
[14:39] <theadmin> Sid0035: Grab the deb from one.ubuntu.com
[14:39] <gor00_> hi jclbrt
[14:39] <theadmin> ISid0035:  suggest you dropbox tho :P
[14:39] <jclbrt> heyllo
[14:39] <Milan1992-ubuntu> iceroot: the main question is there anz automatic backup file or no automatic save?
[14:39] <pfifo> Sid0035, i think ubuntu one is just a front end for rsync
[14:39] <theadmin> avernos: Sure you can, ln -s /other/partition\'s/mountpoint /var
[14:39] <theadmin> avernos: Make sure to copy stuff over first tho...
[14:40] <Sid0035> ok thanks for awncering my question
[14:40] <theadmin> pfifo: It provides you free space on Canonical's servers, even if it is a rsync frontend
[14:40] <Sid0035> im gonna back up my files i need to work on that version then
[14:40] <iceroot> Milan1992-ubuntu: no automated backup
[14:40] <avernos> theadmin, copy everything in it? cant i just keep using that /var and link another folder in another partition? thanks tho
[14:40] <iceroot> !backup | Milan1992-ubuntu
[14:41] <theadmin> avernos: No, I don't think that would work
[14:41] <pfifo> theadmin, I mean if it is an rscny front end then it will workd with sid or any other distro
[14:42] <theadmin> pfifo: Ah. It also does weird stuff to Nautilus though.
[14:42] <sam22> imbezol microseconds not miliseconds
[14:42] <sam22> light can go around the earth 7 times in a second but in vacum space
[14:43] <sam22> inside a fiber optic is a little bit different but still fast
[14:43] <imbezol> sam22: indeed. but you said ms, which is milliseconds
[14:43] <Sid0035> thanks for awncering me :D have to go afk for awhile brb
[14:43] <sam22> no he said 5ms to a 50 miles server. so that's 1ms per 10 miles
[14:43] <sam22> which is extremely good
[14:44] <imbezol> ms is milliseconds, not microseconds
[14:44] <imbezol> if it too 5ms it's extremely slow
[14:44] <imbezol> *took
[14:44] <imbezol> anyways.. it's offtopic
[14:45] <sam22> ok
[14:45] <sam22> 1000 microsecond is 1 milisecond
[14:45] <pfifo> imbezol, 5ms ping is FAST!
[14:45] <sam22> 1000 ms is 1 second
[14:45] <sam22> pfifo yeah it is very fast
[14:45] <sam22> and it's call round trip
[14:45] <sam22> so that's 2.5ms going and 2.5ms coming back
[14:45] <imbezol> it should be under 1ms for 10 miles away
[14:45] <sam22> so that's super fast
[14:46] <imbezol> it should be under 5 ms even hundreds of miles away
[14:46] <imbezol> otherwise our internet wouldn't work
[14:46] <imbezol> if you tried to visit a site across the country you'd have to wait a minute for a response
[14:46] <imbezol> nm the other side of the world
[14:46] <sam22> i think he said datacenter
[14:47] <sam22> you can run NAS on a 5ms line from city to city and you won't notice any lag
[14:49] <Yanch0> anyone can please help me set up wpa_supplicant to login to my WEP network automatically on boot please? all configs pasted here: http://pastebin.com/FLsTVWe5
[14:49] <pfifo> sam22, I would still blam lag every time i die
[14:49] <prof> wpa_supplicant is not for WEP
[14:51] <jclbrt> imbezol thats not true at all...
[14:52] <asif> hi..how to configure PPOE ..?
[14:52] <jclbrt> the number of hops is responsible for latency, it's usually the job of ISPs and gateways to find you the shortest route
[14:52] <GodManMonkey> anyone know how to get usb wireless working 10.04 lts?
[14:52] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, what's your reason for not using network manager and wifi startup before the login page ?
[14:52] <usr13> GodManMonkey: What does the network manager say?
[14:53] <Yanch0> how can I achieve that BluesKaj - i basically want wifi to be connected before the login screen - whatever works for me im happy to do it (ps network-manager I removed it)
[14:53] <usr13> GodManMonkey: Does the network manager show any wireless networks available?
[14:53] <GodManMonkey> wusr13..will not even let me instal driver...manager says nothing....does not see access points or anything..
[14:54] <usr13> GodManMonkey: What driver are you trying to install?
[14:54] <GodManMonkey> i tried using ndiswrapper and ndisgtk....
[14:54] <prof> does your machine have a wifi switch that needs to be turned on?
[14:54] <jclbrt> imbezol do a ping to 208.231.73.245 and tell me what u get?
[14:54] <usr13> GodManMonkey: lspci |grep ireless   #Show us what that says.
[14:55] <GodManMonkey> i used a tut that said to use those proggies to install drivers, however....the cds containing the drivers were inside exe. files so could not open...
[14:55] <phong_> hi guys, how can i start sftp server on ubuntu?
[14:55] <GodManMonkey> no wifi switch..it is a desktop..
[14:55] <theadmin> asif: Run "pppoe-setup", it should help out
[14:55] <AaronCampbell> Is there a way to get a list of the packages installed on one computer (preferably only the ones installed through the repositories) so that I can just pipe that list into `apt-get install` on a new system to get the same packages?
[14:55] <phong_> i want to have sftp no ubuntu
[14:55] <GodManMonkey> usb wireless plugged in..
[14:55] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, understood but why ? Is it absolutely necessary ? It's an unusual request .
[14:56] <imbezol> jclbrt: i get an icmp type 0 packet
[14:56] <theadmin> !clone | AaronCampbell
[14:56] <imbezol> jclbrt: i know how it works.
[14:56] <asif> theadmin: I am trying
[14:56] <aguitel> GodManMonkey, what chipset?
[14:56] <GodManMonkey> usr13 i will have to log out and in on ubuntu to igrep
[14:56] <MonkeyDust> AaronCampbell  aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages
[14:56] <usr13> GodManMonkey: What is the make and model of the wireless device?
[14:56] <Yanch0> BluesKaj, i need this to act as a server - so no need to log in but need its services receable from the internet
[14:57] <phong_> does any know know how to setup sftp on ubuntu?
[14:57] <usr13> GodManMonkey: Can you temporarily plug into wired network?
[14:57] <usr13> GodManMonkey:    ethernet?
[14:57] <GodManMonkey> it is a cheap 150N wireless LAN USB adapter...
[14:57] <GodManMonkey> erm
[14:57] <GodManMonkey> make n model...
[14:57] <GodManMonkey> cheap? lol..
[14:58] <GodManMonkey> see if i can find the box...
[14:58] <aguitel> GodManMonkey, lsusb
[14:58] <GodManMonkey> lsusb?
[14:58] <usr13> GodManMonkey: As aguitel says,  lsusb will identify it.
[14:58] <GodManMonkey> no i have no wired network..thats what i usually would do...
[14:58] <usr13> GodManMonkey: .... tell us what chipset it is.
[14:59] <aguitel> GodManMonkey, in terminal type: lsusb
[14:59] <GodManMonkey> ok
[14:59] <Milan1992-ubuntu> is it possible to delete a file with livecd if it is protected and read only?
[14:59] <GodManMonkey> trying to figure out chipset
[14:59] <phong_> is there possible to change the sftp port number on ubuntu instead of port 22 ?
[15:00] <usr13> GodManMonkey: lsusb will show all of the usb ports, you will need to find the one that shows  your wireless NIC.
[15:00] <theadmin> Milan1992-ubuntu: Yeah, sure
[15:00] <phong_> help me guys
[15:00] <SunTsu> phong_: change your sshd's port
[15:00] <phong_> SunTsu, how?
[15:00] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, servers are much more reliable, as hardwired to the internet, devices , especially if you have considerable traffic.
[15:00] <SunTsu> phong_: man sshd
[15:00] <Milan1992-ubuntu> well, and how? simple forced rm?
[15:00] <SunTsu> and man sshd_config
[15:00] <usr13> GodManMonkey: It would be helpful if you could temporarily connect to wired network. (Or get a wireless device that is fully supported.)
[15:00] <phong_> SunTsu, comeon man,
[15:01] <Yanch0> BluesKaj, not much traffic no - just presence for ssh if need be
[15:01] <GodManMonkey> does chipset mean this? AMD athlon 64 X2 dual core processor 4200+ 2.20 Ghz..
[15:01] <GodManMonkey> yes usr13..however i unfortunately cannot..
[15:01] <SunTsu> phong_: I don't feel the urge to copy stuff out of the man page so you don't need to open it, no thanks
[15:02] <szal> GodManMonkey: no, that's the CPU
[15:02] <GodManMonkey> erm srry..
[15:02] <usr13> GodManMonkey: No, we are wanting you to identify the wireless network adapter and tell us what it is.
[15:02] <GodManMonkey> k
[15:02] <AaronCampbell> thanks theadmin and MonkeyDust
[15:02] <GodManMonkey> i shall return..must reboot..ty..
[15:02] <cbf> i need to get mysql 5.1 onto an 8.04 box. what's the best/most legit repo to achieve that? or am i better off just installing from source?
[15:03] <eduardos> Hi guys. I am using apt-pinning because I want my own repository be priority. It works fine when I put my repo and Ubuntu oficial repo (lucid) in source.list. But it doesn't work when I put my repo and ubuntu-security repo! ubuntu-security has priority ever. How can I change this?
[15:04] <hellomai> #joy
[15:05] <andygraybeal> how do i get 'indicator-weather' in my toolbar ? i'm on 11.10 - i have done 'apt-get install indicator-weather' and it is on my system, but i don't know how to add things to the top bar.  i know i'm dumb.
[15:06] <_Nano> okay, /etc/default/grub GRUB_DEFAULT has nothing to do with which kernel will be selected on  a server, right because there's no display?
[15:07] <StudentRik> Hello everyone, Im installing joomla extensions and having to chmod lots of different directories. Is there a way of doing this in one go? the folders are local in my /www folder
[15:07] <_Nano> I just need to switch to the kernel that came with xen-hypervisor-4.1 package, and it seemed to add all the correct grub configs but uname -a says it's still booting with the old kernel
[15:07] <geirha> StudentRik: You want to give all directories under /www the same mode?
[15:08] <joesuffceren> I have used rescue remix to recover some data from an NTFS partition on a machine that would no longer boot. I'm going to do an OS reload, but I want to determine if my problem was just logical corruption, or if I need to replace the drive. How do I diagnose the health of the drive itself using rescue remix?
[15:08] <andygraybeal> StudentRik, the recursive switch -r
[15:08] <StudentRik> would that be the correct way to install the extensions? and would i have to change back the permissions?
[15:09] <mxracer450> Hello everyone, I was in here earlier,  trying to resolve a sound issue on my dell mini. I am using 10.04 lte netbook edition....I followed the links generated to troubleshoot, as well as the alsamixer command. everything has checked out. Nothing is muted, it recognizes my sound card. I did the command on the support page to restore the generic sound stack. Rebooted. I still have no sound. Can anyone help?
[15:09] <andygraybeal> StudentRik, there is a joomla channel #joomla :)
[15:09] <StudentRik> could i use -rv and decide which ones to do ?or would that be painful??
[15:10] <cbf> why doesn't ubuntu update it's repositories anyway?
[15:10] <cbf> i can't even apply the latest update for 5.0 via apt-get let alone 5.1
[15:10] <sparr> how can I add widgets to my top panel in 11.10?
[15:10] <theadmin> sparr: You can't
[15:11] <deej1976> ¬lts
[15:11] <geirha> StudentRik: I'd say, give yourself write access to the top dir (non-recursive), and install as your user. That is, assuming the joomla install is just to untar a file in the htdocs dir.
[15:11] <deej1976> !lts
[15:11] <theadmin> sparr: I suggest you swithch to XFCE if you miss that functionality, because GNOME no longer provides widgets. XFCE, though, is compatible with GNOME applets
[15:11] <sparr> theadmin: is there any other place/way to get back all the widgets i kept there in older versions?
[15:11] <auronandace> !latest | cbf
[15:11] <sparr> theadmin: I'm switching to KDE soon
[15:11] <theadmin> sparr: KDE's fine too, but is not compatible with GNOME, and also it's a lot of the RAM/CPU load
[15:12] <usr13> _Nano:  /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[15:12] <sparr> I'm really unhappy with the changes to Gnome in 11.10
[15:12] <endzYme> me too
[15:12] <sparr> I used to be a big KDE fan, but all the problems with 4.0 when all the major distros switched drove me to Gnome
[15:12] <usr13> _Nano: Oh you installed a new kernel?
[15:12] <sparr> now Gnome has the same problem
[15:12] <sparr> throwing away years of great features
[15:12] <sparr> so, back to KDE, now that 4.x is stable
[15:12] <theadmin> sparr: 11.10 no longer has GNOME by default, we use Unity now, but yeah, GNOME 3 is even worse
[15:13] <_Nano> usr13 I mean it's part of the package xen-hyervisor-4.1amd64
[15:13] <usr13> _Nano: Do you see it listed in  /boot/grub/grub.cfg  ?
[15:13] <Myrtti> theadmin: Unity is Gnome 3...
[15:13] <theadmin> Myrtti: Well, I don't want to confuse users saying gnome 3 supports multiple shells and Unity is one of them...
[15:13] <_Nano> ### BEGIN /etc/grub.d/20_linux_xen ### followed by ### END /etc/grub.d/20_linux_xen ###
[15:13] <theadmin> Myrtti: But yeah, true :D
[15:13] <usr13> _Nano: Has the system been rebooted since installing that new package?
[15:13] <_Nano> yeah, multiple reboots
[15:14] <_Nano> xm info says hypervisor information is not in sysfs, so it can't be the right kernel
[15:14] <usr13> _Nano: Is this just a kernel patch?  May be already in the existing kernel?
[15:15] <_Nano> usr13, the strange thing is that it installed a gzip to /boot "xen-4.1-amd64" and it's 728kb
[15:15] <stupidmonkey> i have a problem, ive install compiz on my laptop, but it doesnt work
[15:16] <_Nano> I don't know if that's a gzipped kernel, or a patch
[15:16] <Tech-1> stupidmonkey:  install the fusion-icon
[15:16] <_Nano> apt should have set it all up correctly, so I thought, this package is included with 11.10
[15:16] <Tech-1> then right click it for switching
[15:16] <usr13> _Nano: Did you install xen-utils-4.1 and xen-docs-4.1  ?
[15:17] <_Nano> yeah, apt says they're on here.
[15:18] <usr13> _Nano: You may need to do grub-install
[15:18] <_Nano> I will read more about grub2
[15:18] <_Nano> thanks, though.
[15:19] <usr13> _Nano: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[15:20] <|Anthony|> for a multi-boot setup (various *nix distros and M$ versions) should grub be setup in it's own partition?
[15:21] <DannyButterman> Is there a way to force ubuntu to take into account network down scripts ?? Neither /etc/network/if-down.d nor /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/01ifupdown works at shutdown... !! I can't believe I am the only one trying to do things upon wifi shutdown
[15:21] <cbf> !backports
[15:21] <arunkumar413> hi, i'm unable to install packages from USC in 11.10. It's asking me to check the internet connection though my system is connected to internet.
[15:22] <arunkumar413> please help
[15:22] <dusf_> on restarting my computer i get the output "error: file not found. grub rescue > " and gparted tells me no file systems are allocated but when i boot in a ubuntu live cd i can see my partitions, ( /, /home, win xp, win 7, and dump (media)) - how can i repair grub?
[15:23] <GodManMonkey> wireless networks disconnected / bus 001 Device 006: ID 148f:3070 Ralink Technology Corp. / chipset NVIDIA MCP61
[15:23] <eduardos> ~~~
[15:23] <theadmin> arunkumar413: Does APT work?
[15:23] <GodManMonkey> whew
[15:23] <arunkumar413> theadmin: what's atp?
[15:23] <arunkumar413> sorry apt
[15:24] <theadmin> arunkumar413: APT is the Advanced Package Tool... Well, okay, open a terminal and type in: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install synaptic
[15:24] <theadmin> arunkumar413: Then, launch Synaptic from the menus. It's an alternative to the software center.
[15:24] <theadmin> arunkumar413: Works better too (faster)
[15:26] <arunkumar413> theadmin: actually what's the problem with USC
[15:26] <dusf_> on restarting my computer i get the output "error: file not found. grub rescue > " and gparted tells me no file systems are allocated but when i boot in a ubuntu live cd i can see my partitions, ( /, /home, win xp, win 7, and dump (media)) - how can i repair grub please?
[15:26] <theadmin> arunkumar413: No idea, sorry. I'll brb. It's a bug, I think.
[15:26] <cbf> !stu
[15:26] <cbf> !sru
[15:26] <cbf> lol
[15:26] <cbf> !ppa
[15:26] <FloodBot1> cbf: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:26] <deej1976> !ralink | GodManMonkey
[15:27] <dusf_> on restarting my computer i get the output "error: file not found. grub rescue > " and gparted tells me no file systems are allocated but when i boot in a ubuntu live cd i can see my partitions, ( /, /home, win xp, win 7, and dump (media)) - how can i repair grub please?
[15:28] <stupidmonkey> does compiz work with Intel HD Graphics card?
[15:28] <Myrtti> stupidmonkey: depends on the card
[15:28] <stupidmonkey> well it doesnt work for me :C
[15:31] <omid__> hi i have installed ubuntu 11.10 64 bit . how to install flash ?
[15:31] <usr13> omid__: What is the problem?
[15:31] <dusf_> on restarting my computer i get the output "error: file not found. grub rescue > " and gparted tells me no file systems are allocated but when i boot in a ubuntu live cd i can see my partitions, ( /, /home, win xp, win 7, and dump (media)) - how can i repair grub please?
[15:31] <usr13> omid__: Oh flash.  Sorry
[15:31] <bullgard4> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GVFS: "References: # ^ gvfs-mount, man page". Why does Ubuntu 11.10 not provide a gfvs-mount manpage?
[15:31] <|Anthony|> omid__, open ubuntu software center
[15:32] <|Anthony|> and find ubuntu restricted extras
[15:32] <usr13> omid__: Look for it in the package manager.  Do a search for adobe and you should see it.  It will show in the Software Center or Synaptic, either one.
[15:32] <omid__> i cannot see flash in ubuntu software center
[15:32] <omid__> i have installed ubuntu restricted extras . how can i make sure if i have installed flash too
[15:32] <omid__> ?
[15:32] <|Anthony|> omid__, find ubuntu restricted extras
[15:33] <usr13> omid__: That should have done it.
[15:33] <dusf_> on restarting my computer i get the output "error: file not found. grub rescue > " and gparted tells me no file systems are allocated but when i boot in a ubuntu live cd i can see my partitions, ( /, /home, win xp, win 7, and dump (media)) - how can i repair grub please?
[15:33] <usr13> omid__: Try it and see.  Go to youtube.com and try and play a video
[15:33] <|Anthony|> omid__, open firefox
[15:33] <|Anthony|> click Tools > Manage Content Plugins
[15:34] <usr13> !grub | dusf_
[15:34] <|Anthony|> that will give you a list of what's being used for various content types
[15:34] <stupidmonkey> ok, ive managed to enable compiz, now when i enable it, the window boarders disapear
[15:35] <dusf_> usr13: which link are you directing me to? i am lost
[15:35] <omid__> there is shockwave flash and flash video plugin and iced tea
[15:35] <usr13> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[15:35] <omid__> but why cant i install flash using software center like in 32bit?
[15:36] <MonkeyDust> omid__  look for flash-plugin
[15:36] <Guest59895> you can install it from adobe website
[15:37] <usr13> dusf_: In Software Centre search for Adobe
[15:38] <Yanch0> anyone can please help me set up wpa_supplicant? i am trying to connect to a wep connection. this is the log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/771229/
[15:39] <karmicthreat> Is there any way to manually force a USB device to do a BH reset?  I have a usb touch panel that only works correctly on warm reboot.
[15:39] <usr13> dusf_: Sorry that was for omid
[15:39] <omid__> i found nothing in software center related to adobe or flash
[15:39] <usr13> omid__: In Software Centre search for Adobe.  You should see a package named "
[15:40] <usr13> Adobe Flash Plugin"
[15:40] <omid__> i have downloaded ATI propritary drivers from AMD's official website but it is a .run file . i need help installing it
[15:40] <MonkeyDust> omid__  maybe you need to active a 3rd party repo
[15:40] <omid__> usr13,  i understand what you mean but i dont see such thing
[15:40] <usr13> omid__: Use the package manager for your Video driver as well.
[15:40] <karmicthreat> [p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-
[15:41] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, wep can't be used with wpa_supplicant , wpa is a different encryption system than wep , you'll have to setup your wifi router use wpa first
[15:41] <omid__> MonkeyDust,  i thought its preconfigured. cause i had it in my default repos when on 32bit
[15:41] <usr13> omid__: Try Synaptic
[15:41] <BluesKaj> to use wpa
[15:41] <Guest59895> omid: go to software sources, check multiuniverse , in other software tab, check independent, close, and try again
[15:41] <usr13> omid__: I know it is there....
[15:42] <omid__> usr13,  when i try to install ATI drivers using ubuntu's Additional drivers tool it fails . now i want to install it using AMD's official driver which i have downloaded and previously worked on opensuse.
[15:42] <Yanch0> BluesKaj, are u sure? the sample config on wpa_supplicant project shows it does support wep : http://hostap.epitest.fi/gitweb/gitweb.cgi?p=hostap.git;a=blob_plain;f=wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
[15:42] <usr13> omid__: Try:  sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[15:42] <usr13> from terminal
[15:43] <omid__> can i have both synaptics and ubuntu software center? wont they cause any issue with eachother?
[15:43] <usr13> omid__: Go on and do it then, suit yourself.  (But my advise to you is to let the package manager do it for you.)
[15:44] <usr13> omid__: synaptic and software centre are booth there for you to use
[15:44] <omid__> usr13,  http://paste.kde.org/159482/
[15:44] <Guest59895> omid i suggest you try Linux Mint, the same thing but for absolute beginners and people who doesn't hate propriety  softwares, all media plugins and driver are preinstalled
[15:44] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, well. I've never heard of them working togaether before , I suppose it's possible but I;m sure it's pretty clunky
[15:45] <omid__> Guest59895,  i have downloaded and updated my ubuntu and installed lots of apps all with a connection speed of 10kb/s . its such a pain to remove everything and install a whole new distro
[15:45] <usr13> Guest59895: He has already installed ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:46] <MonkeyDust> omid__  did you activate the 3rd party source(s)?
[15:46] <Yanch0> any other idea how i can connect to it then BluesKaj - the only connection thiscard accepts is wep
[15:47] <usr13> Guest59895: And it's not helpful to instruct someone to use another distro.  If they have come to #ubuntu, they are asking for help with Ubuntu, (not wanting to install another distro).
[15:47] <prof> Yanch0: did u try connecting without any security first?
[15:47] <omid__> MonkeyDust,  in software sources i have 2 options enabled. the first one is "Independent : provided by third-party developers" and the second one is its source code
[15:47] <Yanch0> prof this used to work when connecting from network manager
[15:48] <Guest59895> yes usr13, but I always concern people have bad impression with their first experience with Linux, it was the reason I suggest Mint, it has GUI for all settings as well
[15:48] <omid__> i have some experience with OpenSUSE and its lovely yast but because of some wireless problems in its latest releasE(12.1) i moved to ubuntu. right now ubuntu is the only OS i have installed
[15:48] <MonkeyDust> omid__  sudo apt-get update to load the sources
[15:48] <Palace_Chan> how come i dont see this process under jobs command after this bash script kicks it off? (the process does exist if i check with top)
[15:48] <prof> while using WEP?
[15:48] <Palace_Chan> http://pastebin.com/x2gyUetR
[15:49] <omid__> MonkeyDust,when i installed ubuntu the preconfigured download server was the server of Iran. i changed that to the server of the United states.
[15:49] <usr13> omid__: You should also have "multiverse"
[15:49] <agentgasmask> Hi all. I'm having trouble loging into gnome. I get my pannels loaded, and background set, but it just sits there with the "hour-glass" thing spinning. I didn't change anything from when it was working yesterday. Are there some logs to check? Or can I make gnome rebuild a config file or something?
[15:49] <MonkeyDust> omid__  nice, but did you do sudo apt-get upate
[15:49] <omid__> usr13,  i dont have it
[15:50] <omid__> MonkeyDust,  i did a full system update after that
[15:50] <agentgasmask> Also, gnome-terminal doesn't run from within Fluxbox (which is what I
[15:50] <agentgasmask> 'm running now)
[15:50] <usr13> omid__: Enable multiverse and restricted
[15:51] <dusf_> on restarting my computer i get the output "error: file not found. grub rescue > " and gparted tells me no file systems are allocated but when i boot in a ubuntu live cd i can see my partitions, ( /, /home, win xp, win 7, and dump (media)) - how can i repair grub please?
[15:51] <omid__> thankyou guys . i updated and now have those options
[15:51] <MonkeyDust> \o/
[15:51] <dusf_> please help me
[15:51] <omid__> please help me in installing ATI propritary Drivers using .run installer from AMD website. (i had problems with installing my drivers using ubuntu's additional drivers tool)
[15:52] <usr13> omid__: I thought those would have been enabled when you installed restricted-extras and not sure why not....
[15:52] <dusf_> on restarting my computer i get the output "error: file not found. grub rescue > " and gparted tells me no file systems are allocated but when i boot in a ubuntu live cd i can see my partitions, ( /, /home, win xp, win 7, and dump (media)) - how can i repair grub please?
[15:52] <usr13> omid__: Now that you have restricted enabled, you can do it through the package manager.
[15:52] <omid__> usr13,  maybe because i changed the download server manually
[15:53] <omid__> usr13,  when i tried installing additional drivers on 32 bit it faild and showed errors . then i moved to 64 bit and now i want to install the drivers
[15:53] <omid__> i have downloaded the official drivers from AMD's website.
[15:53] <omid__> arent they safe? isnt AMD website safe?
[15:53] <usr13> omid__: System -> Aditional Drivers
[15:54] <jutnux> \o everybody
[15:54] <usr13> omid__: Go on and do it then, suit yourself.  (But my advise to you is to let the package manager do it for you.)
[15:55] <usr13> omid__: You are always better off to use the package manager and there are several reasons why.
[15:55] <omid__> there is 2 options. one is ATI/AMD propritary FGLRX graphics driver(post-release updates) and the other one is ATI/AMD propritary FGLRX graphics driver.
[15:55] <omid__> which one should i install?
[15:55] <MonkeyDust> lol
[15:55] <omid__> i hope i dont get that error this time
[15:56] <usr13> omid__: hope you dont either.
[15:56] <soreau> omid__: You dont need to install the proprietary driver at all since the default is the open radeon driver
[15:56] <omid__> which one should i install?
[15:56] <usr13> omid__: I dono
[15:56] <omid__> soreau,  i'm sorry to say that but opensource drivers for ATI cards SUCK BIG TIME. too much system heat and power usage for me
[15:56] <usr13> Just pick one
[15:57] <meganerd> omid__: you should not need to install either if you have recent enough hardware
[15:57] <omid__> ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4500
[15:57] <soreau> omid__: You can choose deferent power profiles for the driver
[15:57] <meganerd> omid__: the radeon driver works great on my 5770 and 4890
[15:57] <Peachez> Hi. I was messing with startup applications and broke something. I can only boot with terminal. How do I navigate to the file where startup data is contained. Thanks in advance :)
[15:57] <omid__> can you guys please help me which one of the drivers should i install
[15:58] <meganerd> omid__: better than the fglrx driver
[15:58] <omid__> there is 2 options. one is ATI/AMD propritary FGLRX graphics driver(post-release updates) and the other one is ATI/AMD propritary FGLRX graphics driver.
[15:58] <MonkeyDust> omid__  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[15:58] <omid__> meganerd,  for me they sucked
[15:58] <omid__> thankyou guys . i'll try
[15:58] <meganerd> I could not get three monitors working with the fglrx driver, with the radeon one it worked out of the box
[15:59] <meganerd> omid__: what did not work?
[16:00] <usr13> Peachez: Not sure what you've done so would be hard to say.
[16:00] <omid__> meganerd,  too much system heat , fan noise and power usage when using opensource drivers. also some games like Glest and Quack arena were slower compared to when using FGLRX drivers
[16:00] <usr13> omid__: So install "ATI/AMD propritary FGLRX graphics driver"  See how it works.
[16:01] <omid__> thnx i'm installing it . i hope it dosnt fail
[16:01] <meganerd> omid__: how did you test the heat and noise?  I noticed no difference on either of my cards (the 4890 is a jet engine at the best of times)
[16:01] <omid__> thankyou guys for your help
[16:01] <Peachez> In that case, have you any idea where the file will be that contains the startup application data so i can have a look to remove it?
[16:01] <usr13> omid__: As I said before, I hope it doesn't either.
[16:01] <omid__> meganerd,  its something that i could feel.maybe it was just my experience and they worked well on your machine.
[16:01] <orated> How to find HDD details in terms of manufacturer, size, sectors etc? I see partition manager giving details of HDD but it doesn't mention manufacturer. Is there any command like dmidecode for HDD?
[16:02] <omid__> brb
[16:02] <undefined0> is there any irc client that uses text mode for ubuntu 11.10 ?
[16:02] <usr13> !upstart | Peachez
[16:02] <iceroot> undefined0: irssi
[16:03] <undefined0> iceroot, thanks :)
[16:03] <usr13> Peachez: If we knew what services you dissabled, we might be able to give you more specific advise, but otherwise... ???
[16:05] <Peachez> I didnt disable one, i am new to linux/ubuntu and i wanted to start an application/service on startup (not a default application). I guess I added it wrong and now can only use terminal (cant even reach login screen)
[16:05] <sparr> I am seeing multiple Wx-based apps die at the same time with the following assertion: Gtk:ERROR:/build/buildd/gtk+2.0-2.24.6/gtk/gtkfilesystemmodel.c:746:gtk_file_system_model_sort: assertion failed: (r == n_visible_rows)
[16:06] <yoyoyo_> Hi-ya.. I'm brand new to this space, how do I get a list of groups I can chat with
[16:06] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, i suggest you use an ethernet connection , much better and it connects before the login without needing any configuration
[16:06] <usr13> Peachez: If we knew what you did, we might be able to give you some specific advise.
[16:06] <usr13> Peachez: But you could try:  sudo service gdm start
[16:08] <Yanch0> not an option im afraid .. has to be wifi
[16:08] <usr13> Peachez: If you could give us some specific details about what you've done, we might be able to give you specific advise on how to undue it.
[16:08] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, whynot?
[16:09] <usr13> Peachez: Did you follow instructions from some website?  Or...?
[16:10] <Peachez> gdm service is already running. I wanted Sabnzbd to run at startup, so i went to startup applications and pasteted in the path to what i thought would run it, i cant remember off the top of my head what the exact line was, as i now cant get in, i will restart my linux machine and give the exact message on screen, one moment
[16:10] <Yanch0> BluesKaj, no network cable and not much bothered to do ethernet over power when it is next room to the wifi router. when it works it has a 80% signal quality
[16:11] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, is the server headless ?
[16:11] <eduardos> \q
[16:12] <Peachez> *checking battery state..... OK. Stopping system V runlevel compatibility OK... Starting netBIOS name server
[16:12] <Peachez> its stuck on that at the moment
[16:13] <usr13> Peachez: You should find  sabnzbdplus  in the package manager.  (If you use the package manager to install, you have far fewer problems.)
[16:14] <usr13> Peachez: Or DID you install sabnzbd from the package manager?
[16:14] <Peachez> i installed sabnzbdplus following the guide on their wiki a few days ago, but as im using this machine as a server i wanted to it run automatically, hence playing around.
[16:14] <omid__> how can i find which graphic drivers i'm using ? a command or something
[16:14] <pneftali> hi guys, question - i'm trying to set sublime-text-2 as my default text-editor when i open files in filezilla. i can't seem to find the bin file for it in the /usr/bin folder... i tried locate too but no luck. anyone knows the way to set it ?
[16:14] <Peachez> It's been running fine for days, its just since i attempted to add it to startup apps
[16:14] <theadmin> omid__: lsmod will list loaded drivers... Might be helpful
[16:15] <usr13> Peachez: Is this it?:    http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/install-ubuntu-repo
[16:15] <erictest> hallo ik heb een probleem met flash iemand die me kan helpen ben nuwbie
[16:15] <theadmin> pneftali: which BINARYNAME will tell you where BINARYNAME is located, if it starts when you type it in as a command
[16:15] <theadmin> erictest: English, please
[16:15] <Peachez> correct usr13
[16:15] <theadmin> erictest: Also, "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer"
[16:15] <deej1976> !nl | erictest
[16:15] <omid__> theadmin,  that'll load lots of options which i dont know what's the graphic one
[16:16] <Yanch0> BluesKaj, no .. it will be connected to a TV later on
[16:16] <erictest> tnx
[16:16] <usr13> Peachez: If you look at the top of that page, you'll see the date is  "2008"  (3 years ago....)
[16:16] <soreau> omid__: lsmod|egrep "radeon|fglrx"
[16:16] <omid__> how can i install adobe acrobat reader
[16:17] <soreau> omid__: You dont need adobe products to view pdf documents
[16:17] <pneftali> theadmin, yeah - i did sublime-text-2 in the command line and the editor opened.. but when i type locate sublime-text-2 nothing returns
[16:17] <Peachez> maybe, but as stated, its worked flawlessly for 4 days, only now when i messed soemthing up i nthe application startup has it broke
[16:17] <theadmin> pneftali: I tell you, "which sublime-text-2"
[16:17] <usr13> Peachez:  Some of what that page tells you to do may be un-necessary for today's Ubuntu systems.
[16:17] <theadmin> pneftali: This is a command, run it
[16:17] <caotic_> omid__: adobe acrobat is a brand of pdf readers, which does not provide a linux version reader AFAIK
[16:18] <omid__> soreau,  i need them . evince sucks and okular is good but they dont show complicated PDF files like 3d pdfs and pdf's containing audio which i use in my job
[16:18] <omid__> caotic_,  in opensuse i had adobe reader
[16:18] <Peachez> well i added repo, updated, installed, and then ran
[16:18] <magnold> if I connect a TV to the HDMI out at the graphics card as a second monitor, I assume it will use 60Hz and 1920×1080? will it still be possible to have the screens Cloned (same image on both screen) ? will it just cut off some pixels at the bottom, and have some more to the right? I use 1600x1200 @75Hz on my computer monitor (crt).
[16:18] <soreau> omid__: If you think everything sucks, go use some other os
[16:18] <usr13> Peachez: Well, if you could tell us specifically what you did to try and add it to startups, we might be able to give you specific advise as to how to undue what you've done.
[16:18] <deej1976> omid__: try sudo apt-get install acroread
[16:19] <Peachez> im trying to find the page where i got the info from
[16:19] <caotic_> omid__: or google acrobar linux  that may trow some ligth in the matter
[16:19] <erictest> !nl
[16:19] <omid__> soreau,  nonsense. just because an app is not good dosnt mean that the Whole OS is bad.
[16:19] <pneftali> theadmin, it points to /usr/bin/sublime-text-2 ... and that's exactly what i inputed in the file zilla file type association option.. but somehow it doesnt work..
[16:19] <omid__> i removed my geniune windows 7 and installed linux
[16:20] <deej1976> omid__: try sudo apt-get install acroread
[16:20] <caotic_> omid__: please ignore soreu's comment
[16:20] <usr13> Peachez: But looking at that page now, I see that mostly it is ok or good advise.  Nothing there that would break your system.
[16:20] <soreau> omid__: get lost
[16:20] <deej1976> !attitude | soreau:
[16:20] <omid__> and i'm a free software believer but i also need to do my job. some of my university books and work documents only work well in adobe reader. when ubuntu provides adobe reader for me why not using it
[16:20] <usr13> Peachez: Yea, if you could find where you got instructions for adding it to startup we might be able to see what has been done.
[16:20] <Peachez> yeah, it's probably mindlessly pasting stuff into startup apps that has broke it, i just got very impatient after trying various methods and rebooting several times.
[16:20] <soreau> deej1976: To hell with you too
[16:21] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, is the pc in the next room a "windows" machine , I assume since the router is located there due to another pc being connected to it
[16:21] <Peachez> "Now just add the following line to your Ubuntu startup programs and you’ll have this start up everytime you log into Ubuntu: /home/adam/bin/SABnzbd-0.5.0/SABnzbd.py -d -f /home/adam/.sabnzbd.sabnzbd.ini"
[16:21] <omid__> soreau,  i'm sorry if i made you angry. i didnt wanted to do that. please be polite. there is no need to fight
[16:22] <usr13> Peachez: You might just try this:  sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:22] <Peachez> but changed the username and version
[16:22] <Yanch0> yes BluesKaj
[16:22] <pneftali> theadmin, i got it. thanks :)
[16:22] <deej1976> soreau: Sorry, I quite like helping people in here, I'm not going anywhere
[16:22] <omid__> E: Unable to locate package acroread
[16:22] <soreau> deej1976: omid__: Quit talking to me now
[16:22] <soreau> you guys dont know what the hell youre talking about
[16:22] <deej1976> ???
[16:23] <omid__> soreau, anyway i didnt wanted to fight with you. i'm sorry
[16:23] <soreau> omid__: I SAID QUIT TALKING TO ME
[16:23] <Travis-42> In Ubuntu 11.10, I can't get custom key bindings to launch applications. Any one experience this?
[16:23] <deej1976> omid__: You will need to enable the partner repo
[16:23] <usr13> Peachez: Where did you get that quoted sentence from?
[16:23] <auronandace> omid__: have you tried evince?
[16:24] <Peachez> some shiftly looking website admittedly
[16:24] <omid__> auronandace,  yes but i find a better pdf reader named Okular which is Way better in my opinion. but i still need adobe reader to view 3d pdf's (my job requires some of them) and pdf's containing audio
[16:24] <magnold> Travis-42: you mean like those extra rubber keys on the keyboard?
[16:25] <Peachez> googling 'ubuntu sabnzbd startup' and it's adam smith - not sure if can link
[16:25] <Travis-42> magnold, no, I mean when I go to settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts, and enter custom shortcuts. They seem to be ignored.
[16:25] <auronandace> omid__: i see, okular is a kde app (i'm not a big pdf user)
[16:25] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, then why not move the router to the same room as the server and connect it by ethernet , then set up the windows machine in the next room using the wifi card. assuming you have a dsl or cable connection the server room .
[16:25] <usr13> omid__: You should be able to install Adobe Acrobat's acroread   I'm pretty sure it's available for Ubuntu 64bit.
[16:26] <agentgasmask> Hi all. I can't log into gnome. Running in a different window manager (fluxbox) I can't launch any gnome configuration programs. They launch, but they just grey out. Namely gconf-editor, and gnome-session-properties.
[16:26] <omid__> deej1976,  you mean Canonical partners: software packaged by canonical for their partners ?
[16:26] <usr13> omid__: sudo apt-get install acroread
[16:26] <agentgasmask> there is also a few of theses line in syslog: gnome-session[2381]: WARNING: Could not launch application 'Screenlets%20Daemon.desktop': Unable to start application: Failed to execute child process
[16:26] <agentgasmask> "/usr/share/screenlets-manager/screenlets-daemon.py" (No such file or directory)
[16:26] <dusf_> if fdisk lists a partition you want to install grub to as sda6
[16:26] <dusf_> would you change the grub command root (hd0,0) to root (sda,6)?
[16:26] <deej1976> omid__: Can you see what Software Source you have available ?
[16:26] <omid__> usr13,  E: Unable to locate package acroread
[16:26] <auronandace> !partner | omid__
[16:26] <omid__> deej1976,  yeah . i'm enabling them
[16:27] <deej1976> omid__: Or Software restricted by Copyright or legal issues.
[16:27] <Yanch0> can't pass cables between rooms .. just want this wifi to work!
[16:27] <omid__> software sources/other software/ canonical partners & canonical partners (source code)
[16:27] <omid__> right?
[16:27] <Peachez> usr13 - tried what you said (update \ upgrade) rebooted and now presented with - starting bluetooth OK, Pulseaudio configured for per-user sessions saned disabled: edit /etc/default/saned. SABnzbdplus binanry news grabber , not configured, aborting. See /etc/default/SABnzbdplus.
[16:27] <Scrivnr> How can I customize the Unity launcher such that an icon appearing in it, when clicked, will run a custom command? Currently I have something running just as unpackaged source, and the launcher actually doesn't seem to launch it when I do "keep in launcher" and try to start it later. I figure if I can just give it a custom command to run the executable, it'll work.
[16:27] <theadmin> dusf_: No... that'd be (hd0,6)
[16:28] <Peachez> Starting CUPS printing spooler/server OK, stopping system v runlevel compativility OK --- and now it's just doing nothing
[16:29] <soreau> Yanch0: Are you trying to connect manually via CLI instead of using network manager?
[16:29] <Unguided> Hello all. Does anyone know of a graphical interface for dhcp?
[16:29] <Scrivnr> I'm fairly iffy over the lack of easily accessible configuration in Unity...
[16:29] <Unguided> Hello all. Does anyone know of a graphical interface for dhcp server?
[16:29] <soreau> ! repeat | Unguided
[16:29] <dusf_> theadmin: it's telling me file not found
[16:29] <MonkeyDust> Scrivnr  120.04 comes with myUnity, a config tool
[16:29] <omid__> thankyou guys. i enabled partner repo and am installing adobe reader. you guys are awesome
[16:29] <dusf_> theadmin: Checking if "/boot/grub/stage1" exists... no
[16:29] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, well sorry I have no idea how to set that up ..difficult to find any documentation either maybe some one will come along who has some knowledge about your wifi project , good luck !
[16:30] <dusf_> theadmin:  Checking if "/grub/stage1" exists... no
[16:30] <Scrivnr> MonkeyDust: 120.04?
[16:30] <soreau> Unguided: I dont even think a dhcp gui would make sense
[16:30] <auronandace> Scrivnr: you don't have to use unity
[16:30] <theadmin> dusf_: You don't have to paste everything to me, I see... Just a sec
[16:30] <dusf_> theadmin: Error 15: File not found
[16:30] <dusf_> kk
[16:30] <Scrivnr> auronandace: I would still like to for now. My problem isn't unity itself. I just want to be able to stick custom commands to the icons in the launcher.
[16:31] <Scrivnr> With Gnome 3 sucking everywhere else (except maybe with Mint 12's MGSE), Unity may end up being the only way forward, anyways. And KDE, ofc.
[16:31] <Unguided> soreau: im looking for an interface like you would see on a hardware router. im a newb with linux and not very good at the command line
[16:31] <Scrivnr> I'm giving it a spin. So is there no easy way for me to add my own launcher commands?
[16:31] <auronandace> Scrivnr: as long as you know that there are alternatives :) (i'm a happy xfce user)
[16:32] <deej1976> Scrivnr: can you give an example of the command your would like to add
[16:32] <Scrivnr> Yup! I'm well aware =) I encouraged friends to use classic mode when 11.04 came out. I was *far from impressed* with Unity at that time.
[16:32] <soreau> Unguided: Im not sure something like that exists though it wouldnt surprise me. Maybe try ##linux or ##networking
[16:32] <Scrivnr> Some headaches have been fixed for 11.10, though.
[16:32] <Unguided> Ok. Thanks
[16:32] <Scrivnr> deej1976: I would like to add something like /folder/folder/executable
[16:32] <Scrivnr> Simply running an executable file.
[16:33] <Scrivnr> Or maybe a script/python file/other in some cases.
[16:34] <Scrivnr> deej1976: I have Forticlient SSL VPN for linux, which just comes as an executable you extract. Currently I navigate to a folder to start it, as I can't start it from the launcher (even if it's running and I select "keep in launcher" it will not launch by clicking the icon).
[16:34] <usr13> Peachez: Edit the file that you placed the command in and delete the line you added.
[16:34] <ikonia> Scrivnr: I suspect that may be a bug within unity
[16:34] <Scrivnr> Btw: If any of ya get frustrated with trying to get IPsec ssh connections to work easily in Ubuntu, forticlient is very good and simple.
[16:35] <Scrivnr> ikonia: But whether it's a bug or not, if I can simply add my own command to an icon in the launcher it would be good.
[16:35] <Peachez> well this is the issue, i added it to the startup applications via the gui, now i cant even get to the login screen, so i need to know where the startup information is located so i can edit via terminal
[16:35] <usr13> Scrivnr: forticlient?
[16:35] <ikonia> Scrivnr: right click on the launcher, find the target see if it is a file that is editible
[16:35] <Scrivnr> I don't know if it launches anything that wasn't fully installed from source/with a package manager. This is the first thing I've used so far like this.
[16:36] <deej1976> Scrivnr: Have a google for unity quicklists, you can copy something like terminal.desktop to pwd
[16:36] <pickels> Anybody got Cloud Print working on chromium? I just seem to be getting the system dialog without an option to cloud print.
[16:36] <Yanch0> no worries BluesKaj thanks for your help - will keep asking here :)
[16:36] <Scrivnr> usr13: http://internal.enterprisecomponent.com/download/FortiClientSSLVPN/
[16:36] <webnet> Hey can anyone point me to a list of the things you can insert with ! in front on here like !ask and !pae
[16:36] <deej1976> Scrivnr: delete "pwd" cont. ~/.local/share/applications and modify
[16:36] <auronandace> !brain | webnet
[16:37] <BluesKaj> Yanch0, well , not much help  ,but a few suggestions :)
[16:37] <webnet> thank you auronandace
[16:37] <webnet> 1 been looking for that. :)
[16:37] <usr13> Scrivnr: wicd works pretty good for me
[16:37] <auronandace> webnet: no worries :)
[16:37] <undefined0> whois undefined0
[16:38] <deej1976> undefined0: try /whois undefined0
[16:38] <magnold> anyone here that can connect to #linuxmint-help irc channel today?
[16:38] <Scrivnr> ikonia: When right-clicking in the launcher, nowhere do I see the option to get the target. Just "keep in launcher", "quit", etc.
[16:38] <Scrivnr> deej1976: I'm not sure what any of that means yet, but I will look at it.
[16:38] <auronandace> magnold: different server: irc.spotchat.org
[16:39] <auronandace> !mint | magnold
[16:39] <undefined0> deej1976: yay! thanks for reminding about the '/' :D
[16:39] <Scrivnr> So Unity "quicklists" is the keyword I should use to search for custom unity er... launch... icon... things.
[16:39] <Scrivnr> ?
[16:39] <Scrivnr> I'm not sure what to call them.
[16:39] <magnold> auronandace: yes, but irc.spotchat.org seems dead, or at least don't let me in...
[16:39] <deej1976> Scrivnr: Start with googling for "unity quicklists"  e.g. http://maketecheasier.com/8-really-useful-ubuntu-unity-quicklists/2011/05/07
[16:39] <samba35> i am using 10.04 and autoupdate are on now how do i check when and which packages are automatically update  like in rpm -qa --last
[16:40] <MonkeyDust> magnold  seems to be down
[16:40] <magnold> ok
[16:40] <ikonia> Scrivnr: I thought there was a "locate target" or words to that effect
[16:40] <Scrivnr> ikonia: Nope. deej1976: Thanks for your help! I did see quicklist results, but I didn't think that was what I was looking for.
[16:41] <random8737> quick Q) debian live cd reboot command does a warm reboot, can i get ubuntu live cd to do this ?
[16:41] <MonkeyDust> magnold  idd, unable to connect
[16:41] <Yanch0> anyone can please help me set up wpa_supplicant? i am trying to connect to a wep connection. this is the log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/771229/ - when using network-manager it used to connect fine. now i just need it to connect before the login screen
[16:41] <christianoGuedes> como consigo o convite para o #ubuntuBrasil?
[16:42] <deej1976> Scrivnr: You should be able to get something working by modifying the ~/.local/share/applications/file.desktop you create
[16:42] <Yanch0> soreau, sorry just saw your msg now - yes
[16:42] <random8737> wpa is for wpa networks not wep! Yanch0
[16:42] <auronandace> !br | christianoGuedes
[16:42] <deej1976> !br | christianoGuedes
[16:42] <Yanch0> random8737, the config says it does wep too http://hostap.epitest.fi/gitweb/gitweb.cgi?p=hostap.git;a=blob_plain;f=wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
[16:43] <Scrivnr> deej1976: Thanks alot. =) I will try to get some customization in here. I hope Canonical will release a tool for this in the future! ;) Maybe if I stop being lazy and am willing to write GUIs in Python (so other people can be lazy), I could make one myself. :P
[16:43] <christianoGuedes> tanks ubottu
[16:43] <Keo-ww> why would I use LTS over Latest Ubuntu
[16:43] <random8737> Yanch0, ive only every used network manager or iwconfig for wep and all was fine
[16:43] <auronandace> Keo-ww: longer support?
[16:44] <Keo-ww> auro yes
[16:44] <Keo-ww> thats it?
[16:44] <Yanch0> random8737, can you guide me to using iwconfig please?
[16:44] <usr13> Keo-ww: There are a number of reasons.  See  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTSn   for one..
[16:44] <MonkeyDust> Yanch0  several people confirmed that wpa_supplicant is not for WEP, it seems that what you want is simply not possible
[16:44] <random8737> iwconfig wlanX key xxxxxxxx essid NAME
[16:45] <random8737> ifconfig wlanX up
[16:45] <Con> Hello. I've just installed Ubuntu Oncelot using the minimal install-cd. I'm almost sure I selected 'desktop system' from the list of software to install, but package 'unity' wasn't installed, and no GUI was there.
[16:45] <random8737> dhclient wlanX
[16:45] <bobalazs> how can i uninstall ubuntu (from Mint) if i installed ubuntu first?
[16:46] <Con> Now when I install 'unity' and try to launch it, I get "ImportError: No module named gconf"
[16:46] <deej1976> Scrivnr: 12.04 will have MyUnity Configuration tool
[16:46] <Con> I'm running this on VirtualBox.
[16:46] <Yanch0> random8737, the key should be in double quotes? coz i am getting error for wireless request set encode
[16:46] <MonkeyDust> Con  as it is a minimal installation, maybe you have to install the gui manually
[16:46] <Scrivnr> deej1976: Oh. Nevermind, then.
[16:46] <Scrivnr> Spoil my fun ;)
[16:46] <Scrivnr> When is that set to release?
[16:46]  * Scrivnr does not know when 11.10 released.
[16:46] <Con> MonkeyDust: Didn't I do that by installing the package 'unity' with it's enourmous list of dependencies?
[16:46] <auronandace> bobalazs: technically you don't uninstall, you just delete the partition (or reformat it)
[16:46] <sskalnik> Given a cp operation "cp foo /etc/bar", I should end up with a copy of foo, renamed bar, in /etc, yes?
[16:47]  * Scrivnr could stop being lazy and google...
[16:47] <llutz> sskalnik: right
[16:47] <deej1976> Scrivnr: 12( indicates year). ## ( indicates month ) 12.04 April 2012.
[16:47] <Yanch0> also my problem is that the password contains a !.. say the pass is SaaaaLbbbb!56 .. i am gettting invalid argument "SaaaaLbbbmodinfo" ???
[16:47] <MonkeyDust> year dot month
[16:48] <deej1976> In few words :D
[16:48] <sskalnik> llutz:  I am getting "not a directory" errors when I try to do that with "cp foo /etc/init.d/bar"
[16:48] <theadmin> Yanch0: iwconfig only works with WEP keys, wep keys do not contain !
[16:48] <llutz> sskalnik: foo is a dir?
[16:48] <Scrivnr> deej1976: I never knew that... o.o Now I understand why the numbers are always the same.
[16:48] <sskalnik> llutz:  foo is a file
[16:49] <dany> hi guys , i don't know why my wifi did not work , any help plz , i can not connect to wireless
[16:49] <Yanch0> theadmin, strangely enough thats what I used using network-manager :S
[16:49] <theadmin> Yanch0: Hm, okay, well, enclose the key in single quotes, it should be fine, like 'fjqfqfq!tqpwt1'
[16:50] <dusf_> can i run grub2 from the live cd? i have done a sudo apt-get install grub2
[16:50] <dusf_> but entering grub2 outputs command not found, same for grub
[16:50] <dany> hi guys , i don't know why my wifi did not work , any help plz , i can not connect to wireless
[16:50] <llutz> sskalnik: odd, works here™ as desired
[16:50] <auronandace> !grub | bobalazs
[16:50] <Yanch0> Error for wireless request "Set Encode" (8B2A) : invalid argument "SaaaaLbbbb!56" <- the ' at least passed the characters fine
[16:50] <deej1976> !patience | dany
[16:51] <llutz> sskalnik: what was your exact command?
[16:51] <dusf_> auronandace: that's not an answer
[16:51] <Con> On a Ubuntu Ocelot system, how would I go about installing unity, and how would I launch it?
[16:51] <sskalnik> llutz:  Indeed, very odd. The cp operation is in a Makefile running in a pbuilder chroot. This is the exact command: "cp rc.nslink /tmp/buildd/nslink-4.28.1/debian/tmp/etc/init.d/nslink"
[16:51] <dany> hi guys , i don't know why my wifi did not work , any help plz , i can not connect to wireless
[16:51] <auronandace> dusf_: it wasn't directed to you, i was pm-ing someone
[16:52] <theadmin> Con: It's preinstalled, it's the default GUI
[16:52] <deej1976> Con: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop ?
[16:52] <dany> any help with wireless guys
[16:52] <Con> deej1976: Ah, thanks. I thought it was just the package 'unity' (and all its debs). Thanks!
[16:54] <MonkeyDust> !details| dany
[16:54] <agentgasmask> What are some steps I can take to figure out why my gnome session in hanging during the login process?
[16:54] <dany> my wireless doesn't work with ubuntu 10.04
[16:54] <llutz> dany: i guess you'll need a newer ath9k-version than 10.04 has, try to find a ppa
[16:54] <dany> ubonttu, i have no idea about how to run wifi on ubuntu
[16:55] <somit> Hi
[16:55] <sskalnik> !ubottu
[16:55] <deej1976> !wireless | dany
[16:55] <dany> llutz, how to do that
[16:55] <MonkeyDust> dany  start here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
[16:56] <llutz> dany: pls "uname -r"
[16:57] <orbital_fox> can libudev be used to find the mount point of a particular device based on the attributes of a device?
[16:57] <dany> llutz, 2.6.32-21-generic
[16:57] <llutz> dany: you could try using this kernel http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.34-lucid/
[16:57] <auronandace> !pastebin > bobalazs
[16:58] <crf> hi
[16:58] <dany> llutz, how do i can use it
[16:58] <dany> llutz , I'm new with linux
[16:58] <crf> How do I make a network I've just created with network manager applet appear in the list of networks to choose?
[16:58] <llutz> dany: get the debs, install them with "sudo dpkg -i *.deb && sudo apt-get -f install"
[16:58] <crf> I'm using ubuntu 11.04
[16:59] <haoyihuan> how can i get dash manual?
[16:59] <llutz> dany: or get the ath9k sources from http://www.linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/ath9k and build it yourself...
[16:59] <MonkeyDust> dany  my advice: get used to ubuntu, first, then try wifi
[16:59] <llutz> dany: it lists your chipset as supported "AR9485 (>= 2.6.39"
[17:01] <dany> llutz, root@ubuntu:~/prgms/msf3# sudo dpkg -i *.deb && sudo apt-get -f install
[17:01] <dany> dpkg : erreur de traitement de *.deb (--install) :
[17:01] <dany>  ne peut pas accéder à l'archive: Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type
[17:01] <dany> Des erreurs ont été rencontrées pendant l'exécution :
[17:01] <dany>  *.deb
[17:01] <dany> root@ubuntu:~/prgms/msf3#
[17:01] <FloodBot1> dany: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:01] <undefined0> i pressed ctrl + alt + shift + f1 it went to text mode(just to try some things in text mode) how can i go back to gui mode?
[17:01] <Yanch0> theadmin, removed the ! from the ky and that key line worked fine
[17:01] <dany> llutz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771329/
[17:02] <Yanch0> now am stuck at the dhclient wlan0 step
[17:02] <theadmin> Yanch0: lol, what's the problem with that?
[17:02] <sskalnik> undefined0:  F7 instead of F1
[17:02] <diatomaceous> Hi everyone, I'm having problems reading images from my camera's SD card. It works fine in my friends' mac, but I want to copy the files to my ubuntu computer.  Can someone please help?  When I try 'dosfsck /dev/mmcblk0' it returns "Logical sector size is zero."
[17:02] <Yanch0> theadmin, taking very long to get the ip
[17:02] <undefined0> sskalnik: thanks!
[17:02] <llutz> dany: download the 3 debs, change into the dir your downloads are in, then run the command
[17:03] <dany> llutz, guid me plz , i have no idea  how to do that
[17:03] <sskalnik> undefined0:  No prob!
[17:04] <samba35> how to check installed package history
[17:04] <malibu> Can anyone please tell me how to get tightvncserver working on Ubuntu?  All I get is a blank desktop.  I've found some things with google, nothing works.
[17:04] <llutz> dany http://pastebin.com/eWEXmaCc
[17:04] <theadmin> samba35: Check /var/log/dpkg*
[17:04] <undefine10> sskalnik: i tried pressing the combination with f7 instead of f1 but it didn't work :(
[17:04] <llutz> dany: without the linebreaks
[17:05] <Yanch0> theadmin, dhclient is not writing anything just hangs in there :S is it normal ?
[17:05] <sskalnik> undefine10:  Ctrl Alt F7?
[17:05] <sskalnik> undefined0:  :  Ctrl Alt F7?
[17:05] <theadmin> Yanch0: I dunno, can you Ctrl-Z and try to ping something?
[17:05] <undefine10> sskalnik: ctrl + alt + shift + f7
[17:06] <theadmin> undefine10: You don't need shift
[17:06] <sskalnik> undefined0:  no need for Shift
[17:06] <undefine10> sskalnik: oh
[17:06] <sskalnik> At least afaik
[17:06] <Yanch0> theadmin, if i write iwcofnig i should have the ESSID which I passed as parameter?
[17:07] <undefine10> sskalnik: thanks ^_^
[17:07] <theadmin> Yanch0: I dunno about that honestly, I normally use netcfg (which is a nice command-line network-manager like tool) or wicd-cli (same, altough without the support for "weird" network types like PPPOE or modems or VPN)
[17:08] <usr13> Yanch0: Yes
[17:08] <usr13> Yanch0: Should be on the first line.
[17:08] <random8737> Yanch0, iwconfig wlan0 key YOURKEYHERE essid YOURESSIDHERE
[17:09] <Yanch0> http://paste.ubuntu.com/771338/ <- usr13 / random8737
[17:09] <Yanch0> ESSID still remains off/any
[17:10] <random8737> do it with out the double quote
[17:10] <usr13> Yanch0: Is the  s:  supposed to be part of your key?
[17:10] <VictorCL> I think google searches preview .. is useless . is there a way to deactivate that?
[17:11] <Yanch0> usr13 according to some readmes yes .. and without i get error for wireless request
[17:11] <auronandace> VictorCL: not really a ubuntu question
[17:12] <VictorCL> I know
[17:12] <dany> llutz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771343/
[17:12] <Yanch0> random8737, even without quote i get essid:off/any
[17:12] <usr13> Yanch0: That's weird.
[17:12] <random8737> strange only if i start playing i will lose connection lol...
[17:12] <VictorCL> ok a ubuntu google question, when I download an attachment with  gmail on chrome , and I open it .. it says .. "Cant find file"
[17:12] <llutz> dany: sudo apt-get -f install
[17:12] <VictorCL> so I have to go to the folder and open it myself
[17:13] <usr13> Yanch0: Try just  iwconfig wlan0 essid OpenWrt_WEP
[17:13] <usr13> Yanch0: But I would say that you probably aren't entering the correct key
[17:13] <U-b-u-n-t-u> is there a way to put a weather update on the tool bar at the top on 11.10
[17:14] <dany> llutz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771346/
[17:14] <VitaminE> i ve installed ubuntu on an usb pen drive but it doesn t boot. i get a searching for boot record from usb rmd-fdd..ok message. any ideas?
[17:14] <llutz> dany:LANG=C sudo apt-get -f install        (je ne parle pas de francais :) )
[17:14] <usr13> Yanch0: Correct the wep key and it will more-than-likely work.
[17:14] <RaTTuS|BIG> VitaminE - how did you install it -
[17:15] <kpok> how do I block an ip using something like hosts file in windows?
[17:15] <llutz> kpok: use /etc/hosts
[17:15] <Yanch0> same result usr13 .. the key i copy pasted it from the router when doing it
[17:15] <RaTTuS|BIG> kpok - add it to /windows/system32/hosts
[17:15] <RaTTuS|BIG> kpok - add it to /etc/hosts
[17:15] <RaTTuS|BIG> i mean
[17:15] <VitaminE> RaTTus|BIG , using a ubuntu 11.04 live cd
[17:15] <kpok> thanks :)
[17:16] <dany> llutz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771350/
[17:16] <llutz> dany: reboot, use the kernel you just installed and hope it will work
[17:16] <usr13> Yanch0: Is that an  ASCII  key?
[17:16] <dany> ok stay here plz
[17:17] <Yanch0> text string yes usr13
[17:17] <random8737> Yanch0, what wlan card do you have ? $ lspci | grep Wireless
[17:17] <llutz> dany: if not, as a last resort, add this ppa https://launchpad.net/~canonical-kernel-team/+archive/ppa/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=lucid   and install "linux-lts-backport-oneiric-3.0.0-14.23~lucid1"
[17:17] <Yanch0> 00:0a.0 Ethernet controller: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88w8335 [Libertas] 802.11b/g Wireles  (rev 03)
[17:17] <RaTTuS|BIG> VitaminE - installed to usb ?, taken defuults or added partitions - did you make the partition bootable , see also google about reducing writes to ssd devices and changing the disk schedualr  [both more advanced after you have got it booting]
[17:18] <random8737> what drivers are in use ? lsmod | grep wlan
[17:18] <Yanch0> random8737, remember it used to work with network manager with the same wireless network. its using ndiswrapper
[17:18] <sskalnik> Receiving a somewhat mysterious error with a cp operation in a Makefile: http://paste.ubuntu.com/771341/
[17:18] <jsec>  http://paste.ubuntu.com/771341/
[17:18] <jsec> ...wrong button
[17:18] <Yanch0> ndiswrapper           193669  0
[17:18] <Yanch0>  <- this doesnt conform what i just said but :S
[17:18] <usr13> Yanch0: Turn of WEP encryption and see if it will connect.
[17:19] <random8737> i have not used that card nor ndis wrapper, have you tried restarting networking ?
[17:19] <Yanch0> wg311v3 : driver installed   device (11AB:1FAA) present
[17:19] <RaTTuS|BIG> VitaminE - after it boots look at http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/09/04/four-tweaks-for-using-linux-with-solid-state-drives/
[17:19] <freekiss> salut a tous
[17:19] <Yanch0> usr13, card doesnt support anything else then wep
[17:19] <fa66ot> i have a problem, i wrote a bash script, and i've added it into .bashrc, but it doesn't work. i added it like alias <script name>='<scipt>'
[17:19] <usr13> Yanch0: What?
[17:19]  * RaTTuS|BIG gone to pub.... so awol now
[17:20] <usr13> Yanch0: Could also be broken driver issue.  See:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/mrv8k
[17:20] <Yanch0> usr13, its an old card .. does only wep
[17:20] <sskalnik> fa66ot:  did you ". ~/.bashrc" ?
[17:20] <Gentoo64> fa66ot: nice name
[17:20] <usr13> Yanch0: In there router, turn off encryption.  Then try to connect.
[17:21] <fa66ot> yes i did
[17:21] <dany> llutz, i reboot , but the language did not changed to  english
[17:21] <gabriel1> #uo
[17:21] <sskalnik> fa66ot:  Side note, I suggest a name change
[17:21] <random8737> Q) debian live cd reboot command does a warm reboot, can i get ubuntu live cd to do this ?
[17:21] <name_changed> done
[17:21] <name_changed> so any ideas?
[17:22] <VitaminE> RaTTus|BIG , after it boots? dont know what do you mean. it has a boot flag
[17:22] <asava> name_changed, you just set the alias
[17:22] <asava> but are you ever calling it?
[17:22] <milk> exit
[17:22] <Yanch0> usr13, turned encyrption off
[17:22] <name_changed> but the alias doesnt work, event if i do "alias" it doesnt display my script
[17:22] <RaTTuS|BIG> VitaminE - sudo fdisk -l | pastbinit  [I'm going to be gone within 10 mins]
[17:22] <asava> absolute path used?
[17:23] <llutz> dany: "iwlist s"
[17:23] <usr13> Yanch0: sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[17:23] <Yanch0> it finds it
[17:23] <VictorCL> how do I go to make a crontab reset mysql server everyday at 3am  ?   ==  0 3 * * *  /etc/init.d/mysql restart  >/dev/null 2>&1
[17:23] <VictorCL> is that correct?
[17:24] <name_changed> ok i figurred it out
[17:24] <usr13> Yanch0: That card may not even to wep at all.  Or it may do 64 bit and not 128   It's and older card.  But I don't know at all, only speculating.  Depends on what features the driver software will provide, (or not provide).
[17:24] <name_changed> exit
[17:25] <VitaminE> RaTTus|BIG , can i send it to private?
[17:25] <korben> hello
[17:25] <Yanch0> remember usr13 that up till few hrs ago this card was working with the same router. i was using network-manager. the problem is just that i need it to login before the login screen
[17:25] <cmihai> Ubuntu LTS Server: do i need the alternate image for the debian text mode installer or is that standard for server images as well?
[17:26] <usr13> Yanch0: Before the login screen?
[17:26] <Yanch0> yeah so if u do not login .. the wifi would still be connected
[17:26] <sskalnik> cmihai:  The standard server image is text-based
[17:27] <VitaminE> i ve installed ubuntu on an usb pen drive but it doesn t boot. i get a ( searching for boot record from usb rmd-fdd..ok ) message. any ideas?
[17:27] <JuJuBee> Where do I put "HISTTIMEFORMAT='%F %T ' " so that it works with ALL users in a lab setting with NFS for user login?
[17:28] <Yanch0> usr13, : http://pastebin.com/D1b5Znhp this is the result of scan
[17:28] <dany> llutz, the language did not changeed even i reboot
[17:28] <llutz> dany: what language?
[17:29] <cmihai> sskalnik: ah, OK, I see there's no server alternate. thanks.
[17:29] <dany> lluts, english
[17:29] <dany> llutz, still french
[17:29] <llutz> dany: it was different before?
[17:29] <usr13> Yanch0: Very good.  Looks like it is connecting.
[17:29] <Yanch0> iwconfig still shows ESSID: off/any
[17:30] <llutz> dany:you mean because of the " LANG=C" to show messages in english? this isn't permanent, just for the command following
[17:30] <dany> llutz, no i installed it in frensh , but i hope i can change it  to english
[17:30] <usr13> Yanch0: Then why does it say:      ESSID:"OpenWrt_WEP"
[17:30] <Yanch0> usr13, that is iwlist wlan0 scan
[17:30] <llutz> dany: "sudo modprobe ath9k ; iwlist s"
[17:31] <Yanch0> iwconfig : wlan0     IEEE 802.11g  ESSID:off/any
[17:31] <sskalnik> cmihai:  No prob ;)
[17:32] <llutz> dany: i have to leave now, i'm sure there are other guys helping you. good luck
[17:32] <dbugger> hey guys. Is there a way to update from Lucid to Oneric? When I go to the update manager, the next update I get is Maverick, not Oneiric...
[17:32] <usr13> Yanch0: Could be broken driver issue. ....?
[17:33] <llutz> dany: if it still doesn't work, as a last resort, add this ppa https://launchpad.net/~canonical-kernel-team/+archive/ppa/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=lucid   and install "linux-lts-backport-oneiric-3.0.0-14.23~lucid1"   using apt-get
[17:33] <mkjackson> hey, I just tried installing connman and now my network connectivity has disappeared. is there a way to fix this? I've tried googling but the only solution seems to require doing "apg-get" etc but with no network... :-/
[17:33] <usr13> Yanch0: lsmod |grep mrv  #Tell us what that says.
[17:33] <VitaminE> i ve installed ubuntu on an usb pen drive but it doesn t boot. i get a ( searching for boot record from usb rmd-fdd..ok ) message. any ideas?
[17:34] <Yanch0> nothing usr13
[17:34] <Yanch0> but strange that lsmod | grep ndis gives : ndiswrapper           193669  0 <- so its not loading it :S
[17:35] <arvut> is there anyone in here that has gotten NWN to run under 11.04?
[17:36] <gswain> i somehow took my user out of the admin group, and i found the article on the ubuntu site that says to boot up with shift to get into recovery mode, the problem is i can not select recovery mode because grub boots my monitor out of range and i generally have to wait 5 minutes to be fully booted into X for it to come back, any ideas plea help ^^\
[17:36] <diatomaceous> Hi everyone, I'm having problems reading images from my camera's SD card. It works fine in my friends' mac, but I want to copy the files to my ubuntu computer.  Can someone please help?  When I try 'dosfsck /dev/mmcblk0' it returns "Logical sector size is zero."
[17:36] <usr13> Yanch0: sudo lshw -C network
[17:37] <usr13> Pastebinit it
[17:37] <Yanch0> http://paste.ubuntu.com/771374/
[17:38] <Yanch0> ready for a failblog paste!
[17:39] <usr13> Yanch0: Hummmm.... it says "DISABLED"
[17:39] <usr13> Yanch0: Is this a laptop?
[17:39] <Yanch0> restart the machine .. see the result after? no its a deksotp
[17:40] <usr13> Yanch0: Well, I really don't know, but it just says "DISABLED"
[17:40] <Foulad> im trying to install package is this the correct command "install PacketTracer532_Generic_Ubuntu.tar.gz"
[17:40] <Yanch0> gonna reboot ..see if network-manager before unisntalling did some funny stuff
[17:41] <dbugger> If I have an intel i7, which version of Ubuntu should I get? AMD64? or the normal one?
[17:41] <Yanch0> dbugger, 64
[17:41] <dbugger> Yanch0, ty
[17:44] <VitaminE> i ve installed ubuntu on an usb pen drive but it doesn t boot. i get a ( searching for boot record from usb rmd-fdd..ok ) message. any ideas?
[17:44] <U-b-u-n-t-u> is there a way to put a weather update on the tool bar at the top on 11.10
[17:45] <pfifo> VitaminE, is it fat32 of ext2
[17:45] <VitaminE> pfifo , ext2
[17:46] <kinky> Foulad: first mkdir packet_tracer (creates a directory named packet_tracer), mv PacketTracer532_Generic_Ubuntu.tar.gz packet_tracer (moves your file into that new dir), tar -xvzf PacketTracer532_Generic_Ubuntu.tar.gz (extracts the files of your tar.gz archive (yes it's an archive), ls (list content, you should see the new directory, the type cd name_of_the_dir (you change directory to that dir). In the directory should be a bash script (ends 
[17:46] <pfifo> VitaminE, how did you 'install'
[17:46] <VitaminE> pfifo , using 11.04 live cd
[17:46] <sskalnik> Yanch0:  Any reason to use 32bit over 64bit on recent versions of Ubuntu? I usually use 32bit with PAE since x64 was troublesome for me in the past.
[17:46] <edbian> sskalnik: def go for 64 bit, there are 0 issues now is my understanding
[17:46] <pfifo> !persistant | VitaminE
[17:47] <pfifo> VitaminE, try that instead
[17:47] <dany> how to know what drive use my wireless card.
[17:47] <sskalnik>  edbian Cool
[17:47] <VitaminE> pfifo , i want to install i t on and not from
[17:47] <pfifo> VitaminE, the 2nd link
[17:48] <VitaminE> pfifo , ok sorry
[17:48] <BluesKaj> usr13, usually if network manager is completely purged , the sudo lshw -C network command has no output
[17:48] <sskalnik> If I want to split a raw, non-debianized source into several debianized source packages, is it best to do so with "foo.install, bar.install..."? And if so, will the .install files make the "install" operations in the Makefile redundant?
[17:49] <VitaminE> pfifo , that will make a usb live instead of really installing it?
[17:50] <pfifo> VitaminE, it makes a LiveUSB image, and stores all the changes you make on a partition.
[17:50] <yuvraj> hhi
[17:50] <mandark_> Hi
[17:50] <yuvraj> hey tankdriver
[17:52] <VitaminE> pfifo , is there a difference between making this from really installing it?
[17:53] <gswain> i somehow took my user out of the admin group, and i found the article on the ubuntu site that says to boot up with shift to get into recovery mode, the problem is i can not select recovery mode because grub boots my monitor out of range and i generally have to wait 5 minutes to be fully booted into X for it to come back, any ideas plea help
[17:53] <dany> how to know what drive use my wireless card.
[17:53] <pfifo> VitaminE, well it depends on what your doing with the OS, for day to day web browsing, office, image editing... its the way to go. If you setting up for doing package management ubuntu-dev then you might want an install
[17:55] <Yanch0> no luck usr13 .. and i really have to dash now
[17:55] <Yanch0> wil lcontinue tomorrow morning
[17:55] <notlistening> If i want the usbserial and options modules to load at boot on ubuntu server what do i need to look for on google?
[17:55] <pfifo> VitaminE, it saves a large amount of disk space, and its easier todo
[17:55] <pfifo> VitaminE, i neede to go, bbl
[17:55] <VitaminE> pfifo , i really would like to try an install . i can use it as an live usb if i do it using fat 16 partition. i think the main problem is that my mother board only accept fat 16
[17:55] <gswain> isnt there some kind of key to make grub boot with text mode? so that it doesnt put my monitor out of sync?
[17:56] <VitaminE> pfifo , will you be here again today?
[17:59] <eniac> join #debian
[17:59] <o1> list
[18:00] <BluesKaj> !list | o1
[18:00] <theadmin> gswain: "text" at the end of the kernel line
[18:00] <theadmin> gswain: Oh, I see what you mean...
[18:01] <theadmin> gswain: No, there isn't really... it's odd that it does it
[18:01] <erkules> moin reading upstart cookbook there is 'kill timeout $SECOUNDS'. But it is not explained how upstart is going to kill the process. I guess SIGKILL but Im not sure
[18:02] <gswain> theadmin:yea i have never had that problem
[18:02] <gswain> wish i could get a kernel line to pass arguments to ^^
[18:02] <gswain> i guess its pulling the drive out and mounting it in another box then >.<
[18:02] <theadmin> erkules: Well, first it tries to send a SIGTERM to processes, then, if the timeout passes, SIGKILL.
[18:02] <o1> :q
[18:03] <theadmin> o1, this ain't vim
[18:03] <erkules> theadmin: thx!
[18:03] <biagidp> I need a remote desktop client for ubuntu that I can connect to from OSX that will let the ubuntu user see what I'm doing via the remote connection. Any suggestions?
[18:04] <theadmin> biagidp: TeamViewer (version 6, version 7 has no Linux support yet)
[18:05] <biagidp> theadmin: great, I'll give it a shot
[18:06] <yeehaw> biagidp: or join.me but it's a little slow
[18:06] <erkules> is there a trick else having a high timeout not ever to sigkill (and maybe write into an errorlog after defined seconds)
[18:06] <alenka> привет
[18:07] <genii-around> !ru | alenka
[18:07] <rar> !fi | alenka
[18:07] <rar> !en | alenka
[18:08] <yeehaw> Thtat's one awesome bot
[18:08] <alenka> чат
[18:08] <theadmin> rar: This is nothing like Finnish at all lol
[18:08] <rar> x"DD
[18:08] <rar> !es | rar
[18:08] <rar> ow
[18:08] <usr13> yeehaw: Not another one like it.... :)
[18:08] <yeehaw> :-)
[18:08] <alenka> wato facu
[18:08] <theadmin> alenka: Это канал техподдержки, просто чатится можно в других, а еще лучше найдите русскую IRC-сеть, здесь вы многого не получите
[18:09] <theadmin> yeehaw: join.me does NOT work with Linux, lol
[18:09] <pfifo> if ubuntu was an automobile it would be a 1997 ford focus
[18:09] <yeehaw> Oh, I mainly use it for supporting windows users from osx
[18:09] <yeehaw> so..
[18:09] <yeehaw> :P
[18:10] <AaronCampbell> Is there a package somewhere to install Subversion 1.7 on Ubuntu 11.10?
[18:10] <theadmin> !info subversion
[18:10] <theadmin> AaronCampbell: Hm, search the PPAs maybe
[18:10] <AaronCampbell> theadmin: PPAs?
[18:10] <theadmin> !ppa | AaronCampbell
[18:10] <dany> guys , i really need to know how to install wifi driver and someone chheck if it allreadu installed and how  to make it work help plz
[18:11] <dany> I use ubuntu 10.04
[18:11] <yeehaw> dany: What does iwconfig say?
[18:11] <kl475> #octopus-video
[18:11] <VitaminE> what is usb rmd-fdd?
[18:12] <dany> yeehaw, let me check it
[18:12] <theadmin> kl475: You want /join #octopus-video or are spamming.
[18:12] <yeehaw> VitaminE: ReMovable Disk Floppy Disk Drive
[18:13] <kl475> sorry, noobish mistake
[18:13] <dany> yeehaw, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771397/
[18:13] <AaronCampbell> !addppa
[18:13] <yeehaw> dany: lspci -v
[18:13] <yeehaw> ?
[18:14] <monny> Given prices. Christmas discount for p per cent, for each item. Find the lowest price of the goods. Product to calculate the discount function or procedure.
[18:14] <VitaminE> yeehaw , im trying to boot from an usb pen drive but perhaps my old motherboard is confused. do you know anything about this?
[18:14] <isbb> Mornin
[18:14] <theadmin> VitaminE: Try using plop
[18:14] <yeehaw> VitaminE: Where are you seeing this option? in the bios? Or..
[18:15] <isbb> need a bit of help if someone is available
[18:15] <yeehaw> shoot
[18:15] <dany> yeehaw, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771398/
[18:15] <theadmin> VitaminE: Or something similar... Bootloaders with USB support help when you have BIOS without it
[18:15] <isbb> xubuntu was updating this am to the .15 kernel and crashed in the middle.  no boot no more lol
[18:15] <pfifo> monny, steal it and run out the emergency exit, this function provides the greatest discount
[18:15] <isbb> tried booting to prev kernel and doing a manual update
[18:15] <isbb> but no joy
[18:15] <isbb> kinda at a loss at the moment
[18:15] <Tech-1> lol pfifo
[18:16] <theadmin> isbb: sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade # Anything?
[18:16] <isbb> admin i didnt do the clean part but i did the update and upgrade
[18:16] <yeehaw> dany: You have an AR9485 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
[18:16] <isbb> and it didnt clear it up
[18:16] <VitaminE> theadmin , thanks i ll take a look
[18:16] <yeehaw> dany: Let me check if its supported
[18:16] <theadmin> isbb: Maybe remove the new kernel and install it again
[18:16] <yeehaw> !wireless
[18:16] <isbb> theadmin: howto?
[18:16] <isbb> running off live disc at the moment
[18:17] <dany> yeehaw, okay i hope to make it works this time
[18:17] <theadmin> isbb: Hm, uh... That wouldn't really help, booting into the old kernel would help more here, if possible, altough we can do it off the livecd as well
[18:17] <isbb> ok
[18:17] <isbb> im listening lol
[18:18] <theadmin> isbb: Well chroot into your install first
[18:18] <isbb> i can boot into .13 well i can at least get to a terminal
[18:18] <VitaminE> theadmin , is plop on software center?
[18:18] <theadmin> VitaminE: Um, no, it's a bootloader... If you're using Ubuntu you already have GRUB 2 which is capable of booting from USB
[18:18] <monny> who can help with pascal
[18:19] <dany> yeehaw, any help
[18:19] <VitaminE> theadmin , i guess the problem is my old motherboard
[18:19] <yeehaw> dany: try modprobe ath_pci
[18:19] <theadmin> monny: lol seriously? Learn a real language... Also, check alis for pascal channels... If you're looking for a compiler, lazarus or freepascal are available
[18:20] <yeehaw> dany: than iwconfig again
[18:20] <dany> yeehaw, how to install it
[18:20] <pfifo> monny, I would say #pascal, but there not going to help you with your homework either
[18:21] <isbb> theadmin, your gonna have to be a bit more specific.. im not exactly a  733T *nix user lol
[18:21] <yeehaw> dany: sorry, that module isn't there anymore. Try this: sudo modprobe ath9k
[18:21] <theadmin> isbb: 1337, you mean
[18:21] <VitaminE> theadmin , my old motherboard can boot an usb live ubuntu if using a 16fat partition. however it s not being able to boot an installed ubuntu using ext2. any idea?
[18:22] <isbb> yep
[18:22] <isbb> lol
[18:22] <theadmin> VitaminE: Uhhhh... That makes no sense at all
[18:22] <yeehaw> VitaminE: use a cd?
[18:22] <dany> yeehaw, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771404/
[18:22] <VitaminE> theadmin , it doesn t? why?
[18:22] <pfifo> VitaminE, check in fdisk and make sure the partition is marked as a ext2 and not a vfat/fat32
[18:23] <theadmin> isbb: Well, um, you need to mount your install first -- can you access the partition that it's on from a filemanager, and press Ctrl-L?
[18:23] <yeehaw> dany: Now run iwconfig
[18:23] <jujubee> how do I see what is bogging down my internet connecton on my server which is running iptables/squid/apache etc...
[18:24] <dany> yeehaw, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771409/
[18:24] <yeehaw> jujubee: netstat -a ?
[18:24] <isbb> yep its in /media/hardwareid
[18:24] <VitaminE> theadmin , it says that is linux system
[18:24] <pfifo> jujubee, i think netstat and/or tcpdump could help (though im not sure how to invoke it correctly)
[18:24] <isbb> mounted automagically by the cd
[18:24] <theadmin> isbb: Well, then run this in a terminal: sudo chroot /media/hardwareid
[18:24] <dany> yeehaw , now i connecting from ubuntu , but using  modem 3G
[18:25] <yeehaw> dany: Gimme a min
[18:25] <dany> yeehaw, ok
[18:25] <isbb> okie doke
[18:26] <jujubee> yeehaw: don't see anything obvious.
[18:26] <pfifo> VitaminE, can you pastebin the output of 'fdisk -l'
[18:26] <saganbyte> I ve just installed openbox, how can i restart x with openbox without having to rebooty
[18:26] <saganbyte> reboot*
[18:27] <VitaminE> pfifo , can i send you to private?
[18:27] <pfifo> saganbyte, logout
[18:27] <jujubee> Is there a way to monitor an interface to see how much data is flowing in/out?  Like a web based tool?  I can get to server on inside interface, but getting to internet seems do be a crawl
[18:27] <pfifo> VitaminE, ok
[18:27] <Jay_Levitt> I'm building an oneiric server, but need sphinxsearch-0.9.9+2.0.1beta-1ubuntu2 (or above) from precise. What is the Right Way to get this package so that we are tracking updates with apt-get update?
[18:27] <TrentonAdams> I'm having a problem.  My system seems to be preventing Ctrl-Alt-M from getting to any apps.  How do I figure out what is doing this?  None of the keyboard shortcuts for ubuntu are intercepting that combination.
[18:27] <isbb> theadmin: could we just do a dpkg --configure -a from here?  and let it reconfigure itself?
[18:29] <yeehaw> dany: It's the right driver for the card. I'm not quite sure why it is not working. Try /etc/init.d/networking restart. You will be logged of irc for a moment
[18:29] <notlistening> starting TrentonAdams what version of ubuntu?
[18:29] <TrentonAdams> 11.04
[18:29] <TrentonAdams> notlistening: ^^
[18:29] <dany> yeehaw, ok let me do that
[18:29] <notlistening> TrentonAdams, try turning off the negative plugin on compiz
[18:30] <TrentonAdams> notlistening: hmm, I'll take a look.
[18:30] <theadmin> isbb: Probably, but idk... I think you need to remove the old kernel and install the new one with apt-get
[18:30] <notlistening> TrentonAdams, or changing the key combination
[18:30] <theadmin> isbb: err, remove the new one and reinstall it
[18:30] <isbb> ok well lets keep on that path then
[18:30] <dany> yeehaw, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771416/
[18:30] <meganerd> Jay_Levitt: do a google search for apt pinning
[18:30] <theadmin> isbb: apt-get --reinstall install whatever # This should actually do it
[18:31] <yeehaw> dany: what does iwconfig say now?
[18:31] <Jay_Levitt> meganerd: perfect, thanks.
[18:31] <isbb> theadmin, :sudo: unable to resolve host ubuntu
[18:31] <isbb> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[18:32] <dany> yeehaw, the same thing
[18:32] <theadmin> isbb: You don't need sudo in a chroot
[18:32] <TrentonAdams> notlistening: no go, deactivated combo, and still nothing.
[18:32] <isbb> same error even without sudo
[18:32] <yeehaw> dany: try dmesg | grep ath
[18:32] <theadmin> isbb: err, okay, then "dpkg --configure -a"?
[18:32] <notlistening> TrentonAdams, can you set the key combination back to that using the plugin
[18:32] <isbb> here we go they say
[18:33] <yeehaw> dany: Lol, i'm thick. I completly forgot. You still have to do: echo ath9k >> /etc/modules
[18:33] <notlistening> TrentonAdams, just to check the keys are working okay
[18:33] <saganbyte> pfifo, would i then automatically log in to openbox
[18:33] <notlistening> yeehaw, are you adding a module that loads at boot?
[18:34] <pfifo> saganbyte, youll have to select it from the session dropdown
[18:34] <TrentonAdams> notlistening: Yeah, the keys work from in there.
[18:34] <Shizuo16> Hello #Ubuntu
[18:34] <yeehaw> notlistening: How do you mean?
[18:34] <user__> sdfsdf
[18:34] <TrentonAdams> notlistening: No where else do they work in my system though.
[18:34] <dany> yeehaw, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771423/
[18:34] <isbb> theadmin, it finished w/ errors so i ran apt-get --reinstall install 3.0.0-15 and it ran without that dumb dpkg error so im assuming we reboot and pray now?
[18:34] <yeehaw> dany: iwconfig again pls
[18:34] <saganbyte> pfifo, oh ok.. i was hoping i could do that without logging out
[18:35] <theadmin> isbb: Huh, Ubuntu is still on 3.0? That's old. Oh well. Yeah, try rebooting now :)
[18:35] <TrentonAdams> notlistening: is there a config file somewhere to show me what's using them?  It didn't seem to be that plugin, because it was Ctrl-Alt-Shift-M
[18:35] <saganbyte> pfifo, anyway, i take it that i cannot do that,.. thanks anyway
[18:35] <dany> yeehaw, nothing
[18:35] <notlistening> yeehaw, adding a kernel module that can be used
[18:35] <pfifo> saganbyte, you cant restart X without logging out :)
[18:35] <isbb> theadmin, im running xubuntu?  but ya
[18:35] <isbb> ill be back if its still broke lol
[18:35] <isbb> thx if it isnt lol
[18:35] <AaronCampbell> theadmin: I found this PPA for Subversion 1.7 (https://launchpad.net/~dominik-stadler/+archive/subversion-1.7) and I installed the PPA, but trying to update through apt-get is showing no updates.  Am I missing a step somewhere?
[18:36] <user__> does anyone know how to move the start menu?
[18:36] <dany> yeehaw, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771425/
[18:36] <yeehaw> notlistning: I'm trying to load the ath9k driver for his wireless card by modprobing it and after that putting it in /etc/modules. So far it does not work
[18:36] <notlistening> TrentonAdams, are you expecting to see the main menu appear?
[18:36] <TrentonAdams> notlistening: main menu for what?
[18:36] <theadmin> AaronCampbell: How did you "install the PPA"?
[18:36] <isbb> user if your using multiple monitors just go to the panel prefrences select the panel tab and tell it a default monitor instead of auto.. thats how i figured it out
[18:36] <^Alita> hi to all
[18:36] <bluj> (10.04) -- i don't use network manager, whats the best/supported way to reload my /etc/network/interfaces after a change, without rebooting?
[18:37] <notlistening> yeehaw I want to load the option and usbserial modules at boots for a 3g modem, do i just do echo option >> /etc/modules ..?
[18:37] <theadmin> bluj: sudo service networking restart
[18:37] <AaronCampbell> theadmin: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dominik-stadler/subversion-1.7
[18:37] <bluj> theadmin: that returned me a "restart: Unknown intstance:"
[18:37] <bluj> instance*
[18:37] <notlistening> TrentonAdams, sorry i meant the mail menu not main
[18:37] <theadmin> AaronCampbell: Okay, cool, did you "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade"?
[18:37] <user__> Does anybody know how to move the start menu down, like it is in Windows?
[18:37] <yeehaw> dany: I really am buggered at the moment, I'll look around for you some more
[18:38] <AaronCampbell> theadmin: just update, not upgrade
[18:38] <theadmin> bluj: Huh. It might be "network" or something, I don't quite remember
[18:38] <TrentonAdams> notlistening: No, I use Ctrl-Alt-M in my development environment.  It's always worked, and quit working recently.
[18:38] <^Alita> i need to complile somedrivers, but  when i launck "make" it says i miss some files like dvb-usb-common.h. i've already installed the kernel sources, but it doesn't work
[18:38] <EvilResistance> anyone know how i'd fix a readonly root filesystem?  My system went down during a power outage and when i try to boot ot ubuntu it says something about the filesystem being readonly and dumps me into an initramfs prompt.
[18:38] <Cane2001> Hello...Any one know if a good idea to install Selinux policies in 11.10
[18:38] <bluj> theadmin: unrecognized service :\
[18:38] <theadmin> AaronCampbell: lol then, you kinda need both
[18:38] <yeehaw> notlistening: http://kernel-handbook.alioth.debian.org/ch-modules.html
[18:38] <EvilResistance> would a fsck from a livecd work?  (11.04)
[18:38] <dr_willis> user__:  if you mean the left side unity panel. the webupd8 blog site has mention of some modified panel that goes on the bottom.
[18:38] <theadmin> bluj: Bah, Ubuntu and it's ever-changing names...
[18:38] <theadmin> bluj: Just check stuff under /etc/init/ and /etc/init.d/
[18:38] <dany> yeehaw , thanks anyway
[18:38] <user__> I mean the thing with "Applications" and "Places"
[18:39] <notlistening> TrentonAdams, is it possible to set it up on the keyboard shorts or has it been changed?
[18:39] <bluj> theadmin: apparently it *is* networking, im googling the unknown instance return now. but afaik the service cmd was meant to be a replacement for directly calling the initscripts
[18:39] <Joska> I have got a question
[18:39] <Joska> on kviRC
[18:39] <AaronCampbell> theadmin: ok, when I do that it says "The following packages have been kept back:" and lists libsvn1 and subversion
[18:39] <yeehaw> theadmin: I'm trying to help dany with his wireless, i've modprobed the driver and added it to /etc/modules/ Am i forgetting something? (My wireless always gets detected auto)
[18:39] <theadmin> AaronCampbell: Oh, I see. "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade", please.
[18:39] <Joska> next to my Real Name appears a 0
[18:39] <Joska> 0Keyboard not found, press F1 to continue (!!!)
[18:39] <Joska> why (?)
[18:39] <Joska> do a whois to me :S
[18:40] <theadmin> yeehaw: Um, I dunno, why ask me? lol if I'd know I'd help
[18:40] <dr_willis> Joska:  check your kvirc settigs - sounds like a 'joke' realname in the defaults
[18:40] <yeehaw> theadmin: Aah I just thought you might know it :P
[18:40] <notlistening> Joska, that always makes me laugh :D
[18:41] <Joska> where (?)
[18:41] <AaronCampbell> theadmin: Just for my own info, what exactly does dist-upgrade do?
[18:41] <pfifo> Hello dr_willis
[18:41] <AaronCampbell> Looks like it's going to install those 2 packages as well as libserf1
[18:41] <bluj> theadmin: apparently it was fixed in sysvinit-utils v2.88dsf-13.10ubuntu5, and my 10.04 uses 2.87dsf-4ubuntu17.4 -- but, like ive seen 100 times before, they dont push the changes to the 10.04 repos, i assume its for newer ubuntu. anyway to cleanly force install that version?
[18:42] <TrentonAdams> notlistening: not sure what you mean.  I have a java program that prints out keys I'm pressing, to verify shortcuts work.  Because my Java IDE is not catching that shortcut.  The java program that captures key presses is also not detecting the M, when I hold Ctrl-Alt.  But, Ctrl-Alt-XXX works for other things.
[18:42] <theadmin> bluj: Might be in backports, but if not, I don't think there is one
[18:42] <theadmin> bluj: Just run "sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart" manually
[18:42] <SoulShadow> nobody here uses a displaylink monitor do theyu?
[18:42] <mkanyicy> AaronCampbell, dist-upgrade updates your system including the kernel, it can sometimes remove files that can no longer be installed
[18:43] <bluj> theadmin: *shrug*. yeah, ill do it that way. just another nuisance to deal with </enduselessrant>
[18:43] <theadmin> AaronCampbell: Well, "dist-upgrade" is essentially same as "upgrade", however, if upgrades require installing new packages, "upgrade" doesn't work
[18:43] <yeehaw> dany: You might want to try ndiswrapper
[18:44] <mkanyicy> AaronCampbell, even though its called dist-upgrade it does not upgrade the distribution from one version to another, ie if you are on ubuntu 11.04, you will still be on 11.04 not end up with 11.10
[18:44] <yeehaw> dany: http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Networking/NdisWrapper_The_Ultimate_Guide
[18:44] <jexmex> will ubuntu let you install the 64 bit version on 32 bit hardware?
[18:44] <AaronCampbell> theadmin: Thanks, looks like I now have SVN 1.7.2!
[18:44] <theadmin> jexmex: No
[18:44] <AaronCampbell> mkanyicy: Thanks
[18:45] <diesch> jexmex: no
[18:45] <jexmex> I thought this computer was 64 bit, but after install, it just sits on a blank screen with wallpaper
[18:45] <jexmex> hmm, ok
[18:45] <theadmin> AaronCampbell: Cool. Um, may I ask why svn over git? pm me with the answer (it's offtopic here)
[18:45] <yeehaw> jexmex: What version did you download for what processor?
[18:46] <usr13> jexmex: What is your hardware?
[18:46] <jexmex> I downloaded amd64, I think the computer might be intel though, hmm, that could be a problem
[18:46] <theadmin> jexmex: No
[18:46] <EvilResistance> jexmex, amd64 just stands for 64bit
[18:46] <EvilResistance> not AMD vs. Intel
[18:46] <theadmin> jexmex: 64-bit version is called "amd64" because AMD invented the 64-bit architecture
[18:46] <Socket-> Can anyone recomend me Certificate authority software that can be installed on ubuntu?
[18:46] <jexmex> ok
[18:46] <EvilResistance> Socket-, why do you need Certificate Authority software?
[18:46] <yeehaw> Socket-: for what?
[18:47] <Socket-> personal research
[18:47] <jexmex> it installed fine on another computer (a laptop), but this older dell is having issues I guess
[18:47] <yeehaw> Socket-: You can use openssl for generating .csr / key / crt files
[18:47] <usr13> jexmex: Do you get any response at all from mouse or keyboard?
[18:47] <jexmex> the mouse pointer appears to be frozen on screen
[18:48] <usr13> jexmex: Ctrl-ALt-F6  #What does that do for you?
[18:48] <speckl12> hello.  how do i set my resolvers to google?
[18:48] <jexmex> nothing
[18:48] <usr13> speckl12: What?
[18:49] <speckl12> I'd like to use googles nameservers instead of my isp's
[18:49] <Socket-> yeehaw: I am doing this mainly to gain experience with learning certificate authorities.  I heard there was one called dogtag, but its for fedora.  I was hoping i could find out some other i could research that would work on my ubuntu server
[18:49] <usr13> jexmex: Ok, no reponse from mouse or keyboard.
[18:49] <usr13> speckl12: WHy?
[18:49] <jexmex> trying to hard reboot it again
[18:49] <MonkeyDust> speckl12  in /etc/resolv.conf/
[18:49] <speckl12> because my isp caches values for 24 hrs
[18:49] <mkanyicy> Socket-, install that one of fedora on ubuntu then
[18:49] <bf4648> I've got some code that goes like this: $mp4_list[] = $filename;.....how do I read the contents in the array mp4_list[]?
[18:50] <Shizuo16> How CAn i fix bad FPs problem in UBuntu 11.10
[18:50] <speckl12> I've just got a folder in there.
[18:50] <mkanyicy> bf4648, what language is that? perl?
[18:50] <usr13> speckl12: Well, it's up to you.  Edit /etc/resolve.conf  and put in the IP(s) of any valid nameserver you want.  But if you use DHCP, you will have to update your router's config as well.
[18:50] <speckl12> bah.  nevermind
[18:50] <Shizuo16> How CAn i fix bad FPs problem in UBuntu 11.10?
[18:50] <jexmex> it goes from purple screen to black screen, sits there for while, then mouse pointer appears, then wallpaper, then it appears nothing
[18:50] <Socket-> mkanyicy: I am having a hard time finding documentation, and deb or source files for installing dogtag
[18:50] <dr_willis> Shizuo16:  clarify  what a 'Bad FPs' means...
[18:50] <Socket-> on ubuntu
[18:50] <Shizuo16> dr_willis: i mean verry low fps
[18:51] <mkanyicy> Socket-, why dont you take the fedora files and install them on ubuntu?
[18:51] <Joska> Well
[18:51] <Joska> Em
[18:51] <Shizuo16> dr_willis: i mean verry low fps well in games
[18:51] <Joska> How can i fix this 0 in front of the realname (?) (?) (?)
[18:51] <Joska> :S
[18:51] <usr13> jexmex: You might try a memtest
[18:51] <mkanyicy> bf4648, you there?
[18:52] <yeehaw> Socket-: http://www.openca.org/
[18:52] <speckl12> Got it.  thanks guys
[18:52] <Shizuo16> dr_willis: Any idea ?
[18:53] <dir3> testing
[18:53] <dir3> :D
[18:53] <Joska> testing :D
[18:53] <MonkeyDust> speckl12  ot: the whole world is looking for alternatives to 'big brother' google and you make it control your internet connection
[18:53] <Joska> ow ya
[18:53] <Joska> I fixed it
[18:53] <Joska> :p
[18:53] <Joska> Prepend nick color info to realname
[18:53] <yeehaw> Socket-: Looks good on the surface I think
[18:53]  * Joska reconnecting
[18:53] <speckl12> LOL, the world is looking for alternatives?
[18:53] <speckl12> Seriously?
[18:54] <Shizuo16> well some one can tell me some irc servers name ...?
[18:54] <usr13> speckl12: One person's opinion, don't get bent
[18:54] <Cane2001> speckl12..alternatives to what?
[18:54] <jexmex> well windows server was on this pc running fine before I installed ubuntu over it, so it would seem odd if there is a problem with memory
[18:54] <kasii> hi all
[18:55] <usr13> jexmex: Why?
[18:55] <diatomaceous> google's nameservers are some of the best
[18:55] <speckl12> MonkeyDust doesn't like Google. I'm sure he owns an iPhone
[18:55] <notlistening> jexmex, no that makes perfect sense as windows hides hardware problems like someone with crabs
[18:55] <hc96> Hi guys! Can you recommend a tool to split a long wav-file (recorded from cassette) into single tracks?
[18:55] <jexmex> haha
[18:55] <dageriv> I am getting these errors when I try to install gtk. http://folk.ntnu.no/dageriv/s.png  Help?
[18:56] <jexmex> well I turned off fast boot, and now I am getting locked up on post, so I think it is a hardware issue...thanks I will have to look into this futher when I have more time
[18:56] <diatomaceous> Hi everyone, I'm having problems reading images from my camera's SD card. It works fine in my friends' mac, but I want to copy the files to my ubuntu computer.  Can someone please help?  When I try 'dosfsck /dev/mmcblk0' it returns "Logical sector size is zero."
[18:56] <usr13> diatomaceous: The best nameservers to use are usually your ISP's
[18:56] <notlistening> you get some old/use hardware with windows on it and install ubunut and boom you reliase that you were lucky the system still worked at all
[18:56] <diatomaceous> usr13: unless your ISP sucks
[18:56] <andyn> hc96: you could use audacity for splitting, or you could use a cue sheet that only splits the song in your music player
[18:56] <speckl12> usr13.  you have no clue lol
[18:56] <Cane2001> vlc not playing dvds any ideas
[18:57] <notlistening> jexmex, will it boot from CD?
[18:57] <jexmex> it did, but now since I cant get past post, or into setup, probably not
[18:57] <speckl12> Google's DNS is really nice and updates are usually within 5 minutes
[18:57] <jexmex> gonna have to play with the memory and see if that might be it
[18:57] <jexmex> but I dont have time atm, should get back to real work I guess
[18:57] <Cane2001> agreed pretty quick
[18:58] <Bash> www.xirc.org - we need staff :)
[18:58] <D0G> How can I disable the sidebar from appearing when I move my mouse over it in a program?
[18:58] <hc96> andyn: hm... I think I have heard of some automatic tool, that detects silence etc
[18:58] <Bash> www.xirc.org - we need staff :)
[18:58] <Bash> www.xirc.org - we need staff :)
[18:58] <FloodBot1> Bash: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:58] <usr13> diatomaceous: Determining what is the best nameserver for your particular connection is a matter of figuring out which is the closest, (how many hops it takes to get to it).  At that point, you tell your router to use the closest (and in-turn, fastest), and then you use your router's caching nameserver for any client PCs connected to it.
[18:59] <diatomaceous> usr13: right, unless you've previously determined that your ISP is exceptionally slow to update
[19:00] <usr13> diatomaceous: I admit that could be a factor, but I do not know why an ISP would run a defective nameserver
[19:00] <diatomaceous> comcast is notorious for slow / faulty name resolution
[19:01] <agentgasmask> Any idea how to remove a file that gets reported as "no such file or directory" with an ls -l output of: http://sprunge.us/NXDO
[19:01] <speckl12> usr13: nameservers are cached.  your isp has no reason to flush that cache as quickly as possible.  Google flushes every 5 minutes it seems.
[19:01] <monny>  in an apartment N house entrances, first floor, apartments on each K staircase. According to a flat number, entrance number of the set P and a high F, which is located in the apartment.
[19:01] <monny> For example. If N = 8, M = 5, K = 4, then with a flat number 57 located at the inlet P = 3 F = 5 floor.
[19:01] <monny>  :(
[19:02] <mkanyicy> monny, how can we help you?
[19:03] <monny> do this with pacal
[19:03] <monny> : (
[19:03] <monny> pascal *
[19:03] <abdi> can anybody tell me why raid1 array is called md127 and not something like md0 or md1?
[19:03] <mkanyicy> agentgasmask, try to remove that one using nautilus and right-click and delete
[19:04] <BarkingFish> monny: try #pascal
[19:04] <diatomaceous> abdi it's ehwatever you call it when you run --assemble
[19:04] <dageriv> I need help installing zlib. apt-get install zlib have 404
[19:04] <Loshki> hc96: there are plenty of windows apps that take care of this process as part of vinyl-to-cd conversion. For a one-off, I'd just use audacity. For cleaning up vinyl, nothing beats adobe audition, which costs a bomb....
[19:04] <diatomaceous> help!  My SD card isn't working in ubuntu, but it works fine in my friend's mac.. what can I do?
[19:04] <usbuntu> Hey there... Im running Ubuntu from a LiveCD and Im trying to install it to a USB flash drive...  any pointers? (I want to make a full installation, not just have the liveCD on the usb)
[19:05] <abdi> diatomaceous, can I change it now the system is booted?
[19:05] <diatomaceous> abdi: is your OS on the raid device?
[19:05] <abdi> diatomaceous, yes with lvm
[19:06] <diatomaceous> abdi: the only way you could safely rename it is to do it from a live USB or something similar, I think.
[19:06] <mkanyicy> dageriv, install zlib-bin
[19:06] <diatomaceous> you'll need to simultaneously change the fstab and the bootloader entries.
[19:06] <Jay_Levitt> sooooo.. there's help.ubuntu.com which looks old but has moderately recent content, and then there's wiki.ubuntu.com, which looks new but has old content.. history?
[19:07] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: Is it a single SD card which isn't working in Ubuntu, or does no SD card work (i.e. it's more likely a problem with the card reader)?
[19:07] <Jay_Levitt> (sorry, that's help.ubuntu.com/community)
[19:07] <dageriv> mkanyicy: I also need source and header files
[19:07] <diatomaceous> Jordan_U: It's just this card.. my other cards work fine.
[19:08] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: Does it use APM (Apple Partition Map)?
[19:08] <diatomaceous> Jordan_U: It's typical camera card.. FAT I believe
[19:08] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: Possibly exfat?
[19:09] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: What filesystem does OSX see it as? (Disk Utility should show you this).
[19:09] <diatomaceous> Jordan_U:  I pulled up disk tool to check.. it's FAT16
[19:09] <shovell> i have a synaptics touchpad and my kernel doent recognize it correctly HELP
[19:10] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: OK. What type of partition table?
[19:10] <diatomaceous> master boot record
[19:11] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: OK. Can you insert the SD card and pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l"?
[19:11] <diatomaceous> http://pastebin.com/QtrufYnP
[19:12] <Dexther> hello user
[19:13] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: Odd, parted doesn't detect any filesystem at all.
[19:13] <Dexther> so man leve me a little dubt or linux
[19:13] <shovell> here is the output from cat /proc/bus/input/devices   http://paste.ubuntu.com/771464/
[19:13] <Dexther> are in linux a utility like widnows 7 for hardware driver ?
[19:13] <diatomaceous> Jordan_U: The files and folders come up in nautilus, but they're 0 bytes
[19:13] <Dexther> a tipical tree windows driver
[19:14] <diatomaceous> Jordan_U: A guide I found online suggested running dosfsck, which says "Logical sector size is zero."
[19:14] <LemonAid> When you do /etc/init.d/networking restart, are the configurations taken from /etc/network/interfaces?
[19:15] <Ubuntu93> #ubuntu-es
[19:15] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: Can you run "sudo umount /dev/mmcblk0p1 && sudo mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/" and pastebin the output?
[19:15] <kamil_> exit
[19:15] <saulus> in which udev file are the rules that mount an external usb harddisk like /dev/sdb[0-9] ?
[19:15] <diatomaceous> Jordan_U: No output
[19:16] <shovell> i looked at bug reports for hours and i am finding nothing similar
[19:17] <olimones> Hello everyone. I use Ubuntu LTS 2.6.32-36-server . I think that after and update my built in mouse pad does not work.  I have google the problem and find little information about it. Can someone help?
[19:17] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: Before you do anything else, if there are files on this SD card which you do not have backups for umount it, move it back to your mac, and back them up.
[19:17] <olimones> I have a HP dv7
[19:17] <diatomaceous> Jordan_U: I think I agree.. it's just weird that it works fine in other computers but not ubuntu :[
[19:18] <shovell> olimones:  meee too nobody can help it seems
[19:18] <Jordan_U> diatomaceous: After you've backed up your files see if dosfsck offers to fix the problem.
[19:18] <shovell> olimones:  your touchpad quit?
[19:19] <olimones> i found some info in this page _http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1468165.html
[19:19] <olimones> but have not tried it yet
[19:20] <olimones> it works when i start ubuntu and then when i am in the system. it stops working
[19:20] <olimones> I am using an external mouse
[19:21] <shovell> olimones:  my problem is that i want to configure mine and i cant so i think you win the prize
[19:21] <webPragmatist> i'm getting /usr/sbin/service: 9: Syntax error: EOF in backquote substitution
[19:21] <webPragmatist>  
[19:21] <bobweaver> Hello there is there anything that I could use to take a mp3 or a video file and get subtitles out of it or some sort of text file ?
[19:21] <webPragmatist> is there a way to reinstall tha binary?
[19:22] <shovell> doesnt seem like there is any support here today huh
[19:22] <olimones> showell have you tried looking at keyboard properties in system preferences?
[19:22] <shovell> i will
[19:22] <_John> How do I make it so that a user can only access their home directory? Nothing above it.
[19:23] <mrpink57> I assume you would have to take them out of sudo
[19:23] <_John> How do I do that?
[19:24] <shovell> nope no luck there
[19:24] <yeehaw> John: sudo gedit /etc/sudoers
[19:24] <olimones> same here :)
[19:24] <kosmotak> hello
[19:24] <kosmotak> i need help
[19:24] <yeehaw> John: Or Vim if you know how that works
[19:24] <diatomaceous> kosmotak: don't we all :)
[19:24] <marcuy> I see my volume moving in pavcontrol but I can't hear anything from banshee.. any help???
[19:24] <kosmotak> i have installed compiz on ubuntu 11.10
[19:24] <Jordan_U> !gksudo | yeehaw
[19:24] <clear`> cant you also change the folder permissions?
[19:24] <kosmotak> and run compiz --replace
[19:24] <kosmotak> and it's crashed
[19:25] <kosmotak> and then i can't use default window manager for my ubuntu
[19:25] <marcuy> aplay -l    shows     card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: HDA Generic [HDA Generic]
[19:25] <kosmotak> can anyone help me with that?
[19:25] <yeehaw> Jordan_U: Ok, but gedit is hardly affected by that
[19:26] <mrpink57> https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/user-management.html see if that helps
[19:26] <SunTsu> yeehaw: _John You realize that there is "visudo"?
[19:26] <sami__> hey
[19:26] <Jordan_U> _John: A user which can't access anything but their home directory can't function. Directories like /bin/ and /etc/ are needed. For about as close as you can probably come to what you want see Ubuntu's guest account.
[19:26] <kosmotak> @diatomaceus can you help me to run default window manager for my ubuntu 11.10?
[19:26] <kosmotak> or anyone
[19:26] <kosmotak> ?
[19:26] <yeehaw> SunTsu: Yeah, but i don't like explaining how vim works
[19:27] <sami__> im just installed ubuntu on my dell inspiron 1440
[19:27] <diatomaceous> kosmotak: I'm pretty bad with compiz problems, sorry
[19:27] <sami__> and im using empathyand i can't see mt contact's display pic
[19:27] <sami__> and they can't see mine either
[19:27] <sami__> *empathy and
[19:28] <shovell> is there a irc channel for linux kernel help?
[19:28] <Jordan_U> yeehaw: Indeed, I hadn't even considered that you shouldn't use just a text editor when editing /etc/sudoers. visudo in Ubuntu defaults to using nano (it is *not* just a command that runs vi as root).
[19:28] <kosmotak> i don't have problem with compiz i want to stop it and run something other called unity
[19:28] <sami__> think it's called #kernel
[19:28] <SunTsu> yeehaw: yeah, understandably
[19:28] <shovell> ill look thanks
[19:28] <sami__> can anyone help?
[19:28] <mrpink57> kosmotak: http://www.fossapps.com/2011/11/09/how-to-install-gnome-3-desktop-on-ubuntu-11-10/ see if that helps
[19:28] <olimones> shovell: what version are you using? on what machine?
[19:28] <xsaidx> hello guys
[19:29] <xsaidx> anyone kno any tool to unlock 3g modems ??
[19:29] <SunTsu> Jordan_U: visudo defaults to whatever $EDITOR or $VISUAL are set to
[19:29] <Jordan_U> SunTsu: Which, in Ubuntu, is nano.
[19:29] <kosmotak> thanks i'll try that
[19:30] <SunTsu> xsaidx: unlock as in what?
[19:31] <xsaidx> SunTsu: as in make it use other sim cards to connect to the net cus now ican use the sim i bought it with
[19:31] <BarkingFish> xsaidx: Just be aware that if you unlock a 3G modem, it will still only work on the network you bought it for.   Most of them have the network software built in, and it's unlikely to allow a different sim to work, regardless
[19:31] <mrpink57> what you could simply do is not add the user to wheel then just enable it in visudo, they will be able to go around but have no permission to make any changes since they cannot sudo
[19:32] <Ubuntu93> #ubuntu-es
[19:32] <mrpink57> SunTsu: it defaults to vi unless you add it to EDITOR as "terminal" visudo
[19:33] <xsaidx> BarkingFish: and is there any risk at doin this ??
[19:33] <shovell> olimones:  it is a toshiba satellite c655d-s5126
[19:33] <kosmotak> how much space requires gnome 3?
[19:33] <SunTsu> xsaidx: that's hardly an ubuntu issue, you might want to search some wthe web for how that is done - and make sure that your contract allows for it
[19:34] <monsterwizard> is there anyway to download ubuntu 10;04.x  using wubi
[19:34] <monsterwizard> because I can only install the lastest version
[19:34] <saulus> after installing ubuntu 10.10 (and maybe after installing also gnome3) I find my screen not being updated completely. Often huge parts are not up to date. Is this a known bug?
[19:34] <Jordan_U> kosmotak: How do you define "GNOME3"? All the standard components as defined by the GNOME project, all the standard components as defined by Ubuntu, GNOME Shell, something else?
[19:34] <BarkingFish> xsaidx: The main issue is that you could simply wind up with a dead modem, and a waste of money.
[19:34] <xsaidx> SunTsu: no worries about the contract im from morroco this country sux balls realy hard in this  so yeah
[19:34] <BarkingFish> Effectively, not so much a housebrick, more a doorwedge.
[19:35] <kosmotak> never mind i got it
[19:35] <Jordan_U> saulus: Installing GNOME3 in Ubuntu 10.10 is completely unsupported. Did you mean Ubuntu 11.10 (which uses GNOME3 by default)?
[19:36] <kosmotak> is it any program to test internet speed from console?
[19:36] <SunTsu> kosmotak: hundreds
[19:37] <kosmotak> SunTsu:for example?
[19:37] <SunTsu> kosmotak: wget
[19:37] <kosmotak> SunTsu: thanks
[19:38] <saulus> Jordan_U: sorry. I ment that. But I installed also gnome shell using deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/webupd8team/gnome3/ubuntu oneiric main
[19:38] <monsterwizard> I mean when I download the wubi exe file from ubuntu.org. I can only install 'ubuntu' which is the latest version. I would like to install the stable version
[19:38] <monsterwizard> but it doesn't seem clear
[19:38] <_John> Now, how do I make it so that a user can only access(view and edit, it can already view, but I dont want that) it's home directory? The sudoers file, I don't understand how edititing it will make them only able to access their home directory.
[19:39] <xsaidx> BarkingFish:  ifound this but its not free :P http://www.unlocked-dongle.co.uk/Alcatel-X080S-Modem-Unlock-Code.html
[19:39] <SunTsu> kosmotak: wget is a tool to download stuff, which can tell you how fast download was. You might want to be more specific with what you want to do ant what you need to test, then you might get better answers
[19:39] <kosmotak> monsterwizard: you can download .iso file of ubuntu 10.04 and install it using wubi
[19:39] <LemonAid> Where are the WPA keys stored?
[19:39] <monsterwizard> kosmotak gotta
[19:40] <kosmotak> SunTsu: do you know speedtest.net? i want something like this but in console
[19:40] <frostschutz> wget
[19:40] <wad> I shrunk my windows partition to give me more room for linux. Any suggestions on how to grow my linux partition to be able to use the space?
[19:40] <SunTsu> kosmotak: no, I don't and testing your speed to some external server out of your ISP's network is at least questionable
[19:41] <yeehaw> wad: gparted
[19:41] <wad> oh yeah, thanks
[19:41] <_John> How do I make it so that a user can only access(view and edit) it's home directory?
[19:41] <wad> I forgot about that tool!
[19:41] <_John> I don't want it to be able to view or edit anything above it's home directory. They are already off the sudoers list
[19:41] <tapple> how do I install java? I search aptitude for "java" but don't find an obvious package to install
[19:42] <kosmotak> yes i know that not depends only on my internet speed but it give preety nice results
[19:42] <SunTsu> frostschutz: Does "GdE" ring a bell in the back of your mind?
[19:43] <KL> anyone  here with experience with ubuntu-vm-builder?
[19:43] <pri> hi all. Sorry my english isn't very well. i have sony vaio laptop. I installed Ubuntu 10.10. But max. monitor display 800 x 600. How to 1024 x 768 with change
[19:43] <saulus> so is my not-fully-updated screen a unknown bug or is there a solution?
[19:43] <Socket-> For some reason when I updated from 10.04 to 11.10 I lost all my manpages.  Is there a simple way to get them all back?
[19:43] <kosmotak> accuracy is not so important for me
[19:44] <olimones> shovell: have you tried this _http://live.gnome.org/GPointingDeviceSettings
[19:44] <SunTsu> KL: Just ask your question, if somebody knows about it you'll get an answer
[19:44] <MahaVishnu> pri$ in a terminal. xrandr -s 1024x768
[19:44] <shovell> olimones:  i will now
[19:44] <KL>  ubuntu-vm-builder kvm hardy --addpkg vim --mem 256 --libvirt qemu:///system 2011-12-15 11:38:09,201 INFO    : Calling hook: preflight_check 2011-12-15 11:38:09,204 INFO    : Calling hook: set_defaults 2011-12-15 11:38:09,205 INFO    : Calling hook: bootstrap
[19:44] <KL> when I run the command, it just hangs there
[19:44] <pri> Size 1024x768 not found in available modes
[19:45] <rar> One question
[19:45] <SunTsu> kosmotak: then, why test the speed at all? You might as well write some meningless number on a piece of paper if that's enough for you
[19:45] <rar> i'm using kvirc
[19:45] <rar> on ubuntu
[19:45] <rar> with gnome
[19:45] <FloodBot1> rar: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:45] <pri> MahaVishnu: that output
[19:45] <rar> and when i do a traceroute via righclick/traceroute, it says that there isn't the "konsole
[19:45] <MahaVishnu> pri$ run cvt 1024 768 copy part starting with "   then xrandr --newmode "part from other command"
[19:45] <rar> how can i do that instead of doing the traceroute with "konsole" it does with the gnome terminal (?)
[19:45] <h31> hi
[19:46] <The_BROS> When I start my Firefox, processor is overloaded. When I check procceces, I see that plugin-container eats most of the processor. How to fix it?
[19:46] <pri> MahaVishnu: I just writing cvt 1024 768
[19:46] <kosmotak> ok i have the results now it is something about 100Mb/s
[19:46] <pri> that output
[19:46] <olimones> shovell: if you dont have it install used apt-get install gpointing "tap" instead of downloading the file
[19:46] <shovell> olimones:  yes i have my touchpad is recognized as a logitech ps2 mouse
[19:46] <kosmotak> thanks for help
[19:46] <yeehaw> rar: afaik kvric is dependent on kde
[19:46] <_John> How do I make it so that a user can only access(view and edit) it's home directory? I don't want them to be able to view or edit anything above it's home directory. They are already off the sudoers list
[19:46] <pri> MahaVishnu: http://pastebin.com/iSAbZRXW
[19:46] <olimones> your wellcom
[19:46] <shovell> olimones: not a touchpad
[19:46] <rar> and can i install konsole on gnome (?)
[19:46] <kosmotak> and sory for my bad english
[19:47] <pri> 1024x768 comment :S
[19:47] <rar> i'll ttry to install it
[19:47] <SunTsu> _John: wasn't it you that some people, including me, told to look into chroot environment for what you want?
[19:47] <rar> well, i installed konsole x"D
[19:47] <MahaVishnu> xrandr --newmode "1024x768_60.00"   63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328  768 771 775 798 -hsync +vsync
[19:47] <yeehaw> rar: How's that working under gnome? :P
[19:48] <_John> SunTsu, how do I use chroot on a user though?
[19:48] <rar> i think good
[19:48] <rar> x"D
[19:48] <yeehaw> rar: lol
[19:48] <pri> MahaVishnu: that output
[19:48] <pri> xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[19:48] <MahaVishnu> pri does new mode show up in xrandr -q
[19:48] <rar> why lol (?)
[19:48] <rar> x"D
[19:49] <yeehaw> rar: Well its a kde program under gnome. That's why
[19:49] <SunTsu> _John: well, either of us two could use google and search for "ubuntu user chroot" - if it's me I need to show you what I found ;)
[19:49] <rar> i also use kvirc under gnome
[19:49] <rar> i installed it with apt-get
[19:49] <LemonAid> Does anyone know where the WPA keys are stored ?
[19:49] <rar> it installs a lot of dependencies from KDE
[19:49] <rar> it's a veeery long installation
[19:49] <yeehaw> lol, lik 200 mb
[19:49] <SunTsu> _John: why do you even want stuff like that?
[19:49] <rar> but it works fine (at the momento)
[19:49] <rar> *moment
[19:50] <kosmotak> can my ubuntu make me a sandwich?
[19:50] <kosmotak> just kidding :D
[19:50] <yeehaw> kosmotak: No but android can
[19:50] <_John> SunTsu: Because the user can access files I don't want him to access
[19:50] <Xribo> :)
[19:50] <kosmotak> :D
[19:51] <kosmotak> sudo apt-get install bread
[19:51] <pri> MahaVishnu: that output
[19:51] <pri> http://pastebin.com/6Q0wSt8n
[19:51] <SunTsu> _John: and by access you mean what?
[19:51] <monsterwizard> kosmotak  I downloaded the ISO but there is no wubi option
[19:52] <MahaVishnu> xrandr --addmode default "1024x768_60.00"   63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328  768 771 775 798 -hsync +vsync
[19:52] <MahaVishnu> arg
[19:52] <MahaVishnu> just the "      " part sorry.
[19:52] <_John> SunTsu: They can't write to the files, but they can still read them, and they can read other users files in their home directories.
[19:52] <MahaVishnu> xrandr --addmode default "1024x768_60.00"
[19:53] <pri> not working MahaVishnu  :(. MahaVishnu i click System>pref.>monitor
[19:53] <pri> that output
[19:54] <pri> http://pastebin.com/pKqCG3Qe
[19:54] <MahaVishnu> pri$ you using nvidia card?
[19:55] <kosmotak> monsterwizard wubi.exe must be there if no i don't havy any idea why
[19:55] <olimones> shovell: are u using a mouse different from the touchpad?
[19:56] <pri> MahaVishnu yes
[19:56] <MahaVishnu> pri$ did you install nvidia proprietary driver. ?
[19:57] <olimones> shovell: if not, the configurator is identifying your pad as a mouse, which is normal
[19:57] <pri> yes
[19:57] <pri> my xorg.conf file
[19:57] <pri> that
[19:57] <kosmotak> oh shit i've installed ubuntu on pendrive and i run out of space i have only 15MB left
[19:57] <MahaVishnu> pri$ sudo nvidia-xconfig
[19:58] <kosmotak> i have idea
[19:58] <kosmotak> i install it again
[19:58] <kosmotak> bye
[19:58] <Stepnjump> I have a .swf (flash page) that i would like to print to pdf. Does anyone know an app that would do that?
[19:58] <pri> MahaVishnu that output
[19:58] <pri> http://pastebin.com/qgHVLjMB
[19:58] <pri> my xorg.conf > https://gist.github.com/1482600
[20:01] <pri> MahaVishnu: is true?
[20:01] <pri>     HorizSync       28.0 - 33.0     VertRefresh     43.0 - 72.0
[20:01] <OerHeks> Stepnjump, i never heard of a .swf to be printed, frame by frame ?
[20:02] <MahaVishnu> pri$ sudo hwinfo --framebuffer | grep "Mode"
[20:03] <MahaVishnu> pri$ also lsmod | grep nvidia
[20:03] <Stepnjump> It's actually a text document OerHerks
[20:03] <pri> MahaVishnu: empty
[20:03] <MahaVishnu> pri$ for lsmod | grep nvidia ?
[20:04] <escott> Stepnjump, is this one of those inline pdf renders ala scribd?
[20:04] <pri> MahaVishnu: not output
[20:04] <pri> empty
[20:04] <MahaVishnu> pri$ you know the app 'hardware drivers' maybe in 'system' ?
[20:05] <tapple> I googled my question about java. the ubuntu package name is openjdk-jre
[20:05] <Stepnjump> no it's on a website... I would like to keep the content in pdf or ps
[20:05] <yeehaw> tapple: I'm happy for you
[20:05] <Stepnjump> escott no it's on a website... I would like to keep the content in pdf or ps
[20:06] <escott> Stepnjump, well what website? I think I know what you are talking about and usually they do this kind of pdf stuff to prevent you from getting the pdf document (at least not without paying or giving them lots of personal information), but you should check if the rendered has a download button
[20:06] <pri> MahaVishnu: yes nvidia enable
[20:06] <OerHeks> Stepnjump, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-convert-web-page-into-a-pdf-file-in-ubuntu-10-10maverick.html
[20:06] <lewellyn> heyas. is this the proper place to ask clarification questions about listings on http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/ ?
[20:06] <pri> i reboot the system
[20:07] <MahaVishnu> pri$ have you rebooted since enabled ?
[20:08] <Stepnjump> thanks oerherks I tried that but it doesn't work. And yes escott. I know what you are saying
[20:08] <Stepnjump> however, I'm sure there is something out there to do this
[20:08] <Pici> chenon: Please pick a nick and stick with it.
[20:09] <chenon> I'm grouping the nicks
[20:09] <chenon> Because anybody steal them
[20:09] <escott> Stepnjump, i doubt there is. each flash program is different. what you might try is to use firebug to inspect the traffic to and from the website. you might see the flash program request the pdf and you can save the stream right out of firebug
[20:10] <Pici> !nickspam > MEGA-
[20:10] <OerHeks> Stepnjump, strange it would not work. are you sure it is just text ? here are 3 more solutions > http://www.ohbuntu.blogspot.com/2010/02/2-ways-to-save-web-page-as-pdf.html
[20:10] <hermes34234> Hey
[20:10]  * MEGA- grouping nicks
[20:11] <hermes34234> I'm new to ubuntu and i have an issue with youtube video playing too fast and no sound. but if i test speakers from ubuntu i have sound
[20:12] <hermes34234> WELP!
[20:12] <lewellyn> ok. well, i take silence as assent. :/ http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/200802-222 lists what I assume is a Type 7979 system, but 7979 replaced 8840 and is the same hardware. Is it fair to consider Type 8840 systems as unofficially certified, in this case? Also, what does one do about the fact that IBM only provides their tools for RHEL and SLES?
[20:12] <ikonia> hermes34234: just ask a question clearly
[20:12] <ikonia> lewellyn: what tools ?
[20:12] <lewellyn> http://www-947.ibm.com/support/entry/portal/docdisplay?lndocid=SYSX-SERVRS&brandind=5000008 is what lists the 8840 -> 7979 transition
[20:13] <lewellyn> ikonia: things like the raid management, for starters.
[20:13] <hermes34234> okay..
[20:13] <hermes34234> nevermind be back later
[20:13] <hermes34234> <3
[20:13] <lewellyn> DSA would also be useful (Dynamic System Analysis)
[20:13] <ikonia> lewellyn: thinggs like that are problematic, you can unpackage them and try them on your ubuntu system, however it's doubtful they will work as they are probably linked against the redhat/sles libraries
[20:14] <lewellyn> yeah. that's why i'm kind of curious what, exactly, certification entails, since things like the raid controller are kind of useful :/
[20:14] <ikonia> lewellyn: the best thing to do in that situation is contact IBM and request the pacakge in a compatible ubuntu version, however it is doubtul they will provide it as most business won't build software for distros with 6 month release cycles
[20:14] <lewellyn> um. i'm not asking for a 6-month release cycle
[20:14] <lewellyn> note that the server's only certified for LTS
[20:15] <ikonia> lewellyn: ubuntu is a 6 month release cycle, so most business software packages don't build for it
[20:15] <ikonia> lewellyn: the certification is probably limited to hardware compatiability
[20:15] <Stepnjump> let me try oerherks and escott. thanks I'll let you know
[20:15] <lewellyn> i'm not looking for a "probably", which is why i came here. :/ and every indication on the site is that LTS is on a multi-year cycle, not 6-months.
[20:15] <r3za> hi guys , i recently share my firefox profile between ubuntu 11.10 and MS 7 .. after that i realized that all my bookmarks are gone . can anyone help me please ?
[20:16] <ikonia> lewellyn: ok - you want a "non-probably" answer, ask IMB
[20:16] <ikonia> IBM
[20:16] <lewellyn> why would ibm have any bearing about what's on ubuntu.com?
[20:16] <ikonia> lewellyn: I can assure you that the certification does not account for 3rd part software, just hardware compatability
[20:16] <ikonia> lewellyn: IBM would have a bearing on the compatability of the tools.
[20:17] <lewellyn> i'm asking about what, exactly, the relevance of that page is to the servers sitting in front of me. the site is very vague on that.
[20:17] <lewellyn> and since it's on ubuntu.com, i came to #ubuntu.
[20:17] <ikonia> lewellyn: the hardware is compatible with the distribution version
[20:17] <ikonia> that is the certification in that respect
[20:17] <lewellyn> can you please link me something to that effect? thanks.
[20:17] <ikonia> no
[20:18] <lewellyn> basically, how i'm currently seeing the server listings is that there are a bunch of "certified" servers for lts, but no definition of what "certified" entails.
[20:19] <ikonia> lewellyn: it certifies that ubuntu will run on that device
[20:19] <lewellyn> and what's the definition of "run" though? apparently "using the raid array" isn't on that list? or does ubuntu ship with drivers for the serveraid that sles/rhel don't?
[20:20] <ikonia> lewellyn: the hardware will work with open drivers on most of the raidcard provided by IBM/Dell/HP - the 3rd party provided ones are for advanced tools such as email reporting raid degredatiion (for example)
[20:21] <lewellyn> um. per the ibm doco, you need to have the ibm drivers at installtime to install to the raid.
[20:21] <ikonia> lewellyn: their official document, yes,
[20:21] <ikonia> lewellyn: that doesn't mean open versions don't work, or it could mean the card is supported as a jbod device, but not as a raid controller
[20:21] <lewellyn> in fact, they have a media creator which injects the drivers into the rhel and sles install media :/
[20:22] <lewellyn> jbod's not terribly useful when you have bbwc
[20:22] <darkknightcz> hi, someone with some experience with /etc/network/interfaces (2 networks), if i have this settings - http://pastebin.com/S131P9UJ , eth1 is working, eth0 isnt
[20:22] <U-b-u-n-t-u> is there a way to put a weather update on the tool bar at the top on 11.10
[20:22] <r3za> hi guys , i recently share my firefox profile between ubuntu 11.10 and MS 7 .. after that i realized that all my bookmarks are gone . can anyone help me please ?
[20:23] <Tech-1> r3za:  bookmarks/show all bookmarks/ restore
[20:23] <LordCrc> hi, my googles fail me, i got some issues with a Realtek 8188CE wireless card on ubuntu 11.04,  and im wondering if it'd help to compile realtek's drivers, so i'd like to know which version i've got installed... but how do i find out? :)
[20:24] <ikonia> LordCrc: look in the hardware drivers tool - ubuntu provides drivers, no need to compile
[20:24] <ikonia> LordCrc: (or at least shouldn't be
[20:24] <LordCrc> ikonia: and they will be up to date always?
[20:24] <ikonia> LordCrc: they will be the ubuntu supported versions
[20:25] <MahaVishnu> LordCrc$ sudo lshw -C network it shows what driver is in use
[20:25] <lewellyn> i would contact canonical directly rather than popping into irc, but i can't find a way to ask this without first purchasing the Essential Ubuntu Advantage. i'm not seeing any "pre-sales" sort of inquiry system. :/
[20:25] <ikonia> lewellyn: contact canonical about what ?
[20:25] <ikonia> lewellyn: you've stated the hardware needs an IBM driver - that is not provided for ubuntu, contact IBM and ask them how to manage it
[20:25] <lewellyn> ikonia: about how the hell the raid works on ubuntu but not other distros, for starters?
[20:25]  * Serpa bye bye
[20:25] <ikonia> lewellyn: does it work on ubuntu ?
[20:26] <lewellyn> i don't know. i'm not wiping windows from the servers till i know exactly what "certified" means. i'll plop lts on a proliant instead if i can't get satisfactory answers, or use rhel.
[20:26] <ikonia> lewellyn: link me to the page for your hardware
[20:27] <lewellyn> the canonical-provided page?
[20:27] <ikonia> lewellyn: which one was it again
[20:27] <ikonia> lewellyn: yeah, or just remind me of the hardware model
[20:27] <lewellyn> http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/200802-222
[20:27] <ikonia> lewellyn: so you have an IBM x3650 device ?
[20:28] <lewellyn> it's the x346 which was rebranded to x3650 with no hardware changes.
[20:28] <ikonia> lewellyn: ok - so look at the card
[20:28] <ikonia> it's a rocket raid card
[20:28] <Pici> lewellyn: It says it right here: http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/test-suite "When a system is certified for Ubuntu, the following items are tested and considered supported:"
[20:28] <lewellyn> it's a ServeRAID 7k
[20:28] <ikonia> lewellyn: it's covered by DM raid device
[20:28] <ikonia> lewellyn: the card listed on ubuntu's site is an AAC-Raid (rocket raid)
[20:28] <lewellyn> yeah. these have IBM RAID
[20:28] <ikonia> lewellyn: so either the card has changed in the later revision
[20:28] <ikonia> lewellyn: ok - so the hardware HAS changed
[20:28] <reokie> What's the usual "/" partition size if im going to use the rest of the space for the "/home" partition?
[20:29] <lewellyn> the Adaptec AAC only support 2 of the 3 channels as Adaptec anyhow
[20:29] <lewellyn> ikonia: no, therea are a LOT of raid options
[20:29] <LordCrc> MahaVishnu: thanks
[20:29] <reokie> I have mine set at 50gig for / and 250 for /home atm
[20:29] <ikonia> lewellyn: ok - well the certified ubuntu option lists AAC-Raid
[20:29] <ikonia> lewellyn: not IBM raid
[20:29] <ikonia> lewellyn: so as your hardware is different it's not certified
[20:29] <lewellyn> which would be only the non-raid channels
[20:29] <Church> reokie: 10-15G should be enough. probably ~ 5G used
[20:29] <ikonia> lewellyn: ok - so it doesn't support the raid channels
[20:29] <ikonia> there is your answer
[20:29] <reokie> Church: ok, thanks alot!
[20:30] <lewellyn> i have one of the adaptec cards here, but 2 of the channels are controlled by the adaptec bios, and ibm has a serveraid bios for the hotswap bays on the card.
[20:30] <ikonia> lewellyn: it's not supported then
[20:30] <lewellyn> i'd like an answer from canonical about that though :/
[20:30] <ikonia> lewellyn: the supported page does not list that device, so it isn't certified
[20:30] <Pici> lewellyn: I would suggest asking here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu-certification
[20:30] <lewellyn> Pici: thanks.
[20:30] <ikonia> lewellyn: ok - you won't accept a webpage that doesn't list your device as supported, you won't accept people telling you in IRC, and what's the point of asking in here ?
[20:31] <ross_> how do I make ubuntu a developer's environment?
[20:31] <mandiri> hi
[20:31] <lewellyn> ikonia: the page doesn't say what it does about the 3rd channel, which is the one in question anyhow.
[20:31] <fagott> what ya want?
[20:31] <ikonia> lewellyn: it lists the supported device
[20:31] <ikonia> http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog/component/pci:0286:9005-RAID
[20:31] <Pici> fagott: Please change your nick
[20:31] <lewellyn> as i said, the adaptecs ship with serveraid firmware
[20:31] <ikonia> that's not your device
[20:31]  * lewellyn goes to grab the adaptec. brb.
[20:31] <Tech-1> some people are hard headed ikonia ,
[20:31] <fagott> ikonia: lol!
[20:32] <ikonia> fagott: please comply with Pici's request
[20:32] <fagott> then, whats my device, ikonia?
[20:33] <tiago_> Ola
[20:33] <tiago_> alguem poderia me ajudar com a tradução do MAN PAGE
[20:33] <tiago_> eu trasuzi
[20:33] <BarkingFish> !pt | tiago_
[20:33] <tiago_> mas a tradução nao esta como padrao
[20:33] <lewellyn> ok. it's an ASR-3255S with ServeRAID BIOS in addition to the standard Adaptec BIOS.
[20:34] <hermes34234> Welp
[20:34] <hermes34234> my computer ate my cat
[20:34] <hermes34234> welp
[20:34] <ikonia> lewellyn: different card than the supported version
[20:34] <Tech-1> woof
[20:34] <ikonia> hermes34234: please don't be silly in here
[20:34] <lewellyn> and i note that somehow the ServeRAID is being recognized by the certification: http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog/component/scsi:10514:10017-DISK
[20:34] <lewellyn> ikonia: that's the same card :/
[20:34] <darkknightcz> noone can help me?
[20:34] <hermes34234> my computer refuses to make me breakfast
[20:35] <Cradam> one thing i dont like about ubuntu, 18 updates in 24 hours
[20:35] <BarkingFish> Cradam: you're lucky. I got 226 overnight!
[20:35] <ikonia> lewellyn: ASR != AAC
[20:35] <Cradam> BarkingFish: 226 small ones?
[20:35] <lewellyn> ikonia: same pci id though.
[20:36] <BarkingFish> Cradam: 353mb in total
[20:36] <Cradam> ouch
[20:36] <lewellyn> seems the chart is based on pci id
[20:36] <ikonia> lewellyn: pci id's are manually controlled file
[20:36] <ikonia> lewellyn: it may not have been updated yet
[20:36] <lewellyn> O_o pci id's are part of the hardware, not a file.
[20:36] <Pici> Cradam: There have been a bunch of security updates in the past few days. You should be glad that you're getting them.
[20:36] <kurtul> I have a natty. but when i say "do-release-upgrade", it says "no new release found". what may be wrong?
[20:36] <ikonia> lewellyn: no - they are a file
[20:36] <lewellyn> uh no. they're part of the device.
[20:36] <ikonia> lewellyn: the reference of the ID to device identifier
[20:36] <Cradam> Pici: most are for 3rd party files like java
[20:36] <ikonia> lewellyn: sorry, I wasn't clear with that
[20:36] <olimones> shovell: are you still there
[20:37] <lewellyn> ikonia: yes. i'm saying that the card's pci id is the same as listed on that page
[20:37] <Cradam> java,apache,php and my text editor mostly
[20:37] <mattgyver> Is it safe to browse a USB drive that has copy operations taking place, like ls a directory or copy another file or can this lead to data corruption?
[20:37] <ikonia> lewellyn: I don't see a pci-id on http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog/component/pci:0286:9005-RAID
[20:37] <olimones> I solved my problem. Do you still need help?
[20:37] <Cradam> mattgyver: its safe
[20:37] <lewellyn> your URL has the pci id
[20:37] <lewellyn> 0286:9005
[20:37] <mattgyver> Cradam, okay I have always assumed it was not so I figured I should just ask thanks
[20:37] <Yoshiko-> eSoul, FBI trick
[20:37] <ikonia> lewellyn: ahh, I see what you're saying
[20:37] <Cradam> mattgyver: you browse your hard drive while the OS is using files dont you?
[20:37] <Cradam> same principle
[20:38] <Pici> kurtul: ensure that you have 'Prompt=normal' in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[20:38] <lewellyn>  thankfully, adaptec uses that pci id on like a bajillion devices and uses the subfields for specific devices :/
[20:38] <ikonia> lewellyn: well, I think you're going to have to assume that the certification is based on "base" support
[20:38] <mattgyver> Cradam, right - I think a long time ago I did something that led me to screw something that made me think this way
[20:38] <ikonia> lewellyn: rather than advanced features such as raid, however that should be detailed in the notes better
[20:38] <lewellyn> ikonia: ok. so rhel is the safer answer. thanks.
[20:38] <Cradam> mattgyver: you probably removed the usb stick while the led was flashing
[20:38] <ikonia> lewellyn: I'd agree
[20:39] <lewellyn> vendor supports lts but not rhel for some reason. i'll push them rather than end up with unstable boxes.
[20:39] <kurtul> Pici: Prompt=normal in there
[20:39] <Cradam> mattgyver: btw the OS that i use to troubleshoot computers runs on a usb stick
[20:39] <ikonia> lewellyn: sounds a frustating mix of distro/hardware support
[20:39] <lewellyn> i'd prefer to keep my whole network on one linux flavor when linux is needed anyhow, and so far pretty much everything tastes of felt hats :/
[20:39] <mattgyver> Cradam, yea so do I but I run the distro running in RAM so I couldnt really go on that
[20:40] <meerkats> can anyone help me with a scanning issue? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1895376
[20:40] <Cradam> mattgyver: puppy?
[20:40] <mattgyver> Cradam, naah I just use partmagic
[20:40] <Pici> kurtul: Then do: sudo do-release-upgrade -p
[20:40] <lewellyn> ikonia: if i use sles or rhel, everything is apparently supported including driver updates within the past month. i'll take that over a software vendor who hears everyone talking "ubuntu! ubuntu! ubuntu!" in the media and assumes it's the only distro :/
[20:40] <Cradam> btw, does anyone know how to install grub debs when you dont have an internet connection?
[20:40] <ikonia> lewellyn: wise
[20:41] <Cradam> my usb OS doesnt support my wifi
[20:41] <ikonia> Cradam: grub should be installed at install time, why do you need grub debs
[20:41] <lewellyn> anyhow, thanks for the time. i've got things to do and i won't be able to provide much value to this channel, i don't think. :)
[20:41] <LordCrc> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1894023 <-- exact same issue im having and he tried the drivers i thought about compiling, guess im SOL then?
[20:41] <Cradam> ikonia: because its a derivative of ubuntu that doesnt have grub installed
[20:41] <giampaolo> sorry, I feel kinda stupid but I can't understand how to install chrome ppa: https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/stable
[20:41] <ikonia> Cradam: ok - so why are you asking in #ubuntu ?
[20:42] <kurtul> Pici: thanks, it's working
[20:42] <giampaolo> "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily/stable && sudo apt-get update" ...and? what else?
[20:42] <Cradam> ikonia: its apt-get related
[20:42] <ikonia> Cradam: we don't support variant releases, you know that you've been here long enough
[20:42] <OerHeks> giampaolo, after adding, restart chromium
[20:42] <Cradam> i guess i would get more help in #debian but meh, i was already in here
[20:43] <trism> giampaolo: sudo apt-get upgrade; if you already have chromium-browser, otherwise, sudo apt-get install chromium-browser;
[20:43] <ikonia> Cradam: well #debian is for debian support, not "variant" support, but you're welcome to try
[20:43] <OerHeks> giampaolo,  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily/stable && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[20:43] <Cradam> ikonia: ... the debian people arent as arsey as you
[20:43] <giampaolo> trism: I did sudo apt-get upgrade but it didn't upgrade chrome
[20:44] <meerkats> my scanner only scans a white line, regardless of the content of the page, whats going on?
[20:44] <trism> giampaolo: it won't upgrade chrome, it is for chromium
[20:44] <giampaolo> trism: argh!!!
[20:45] <saulus> how can I force gnome-3 to use the bluetooth dongle and turn off the internal one? Or at least use the dongle per default and the internal only as a backup device?
[20:45] <giampaolo> I guess there are no PPAs for google chrome right?
[20:46] <kinky> ikonia: hopefully he is denied in #debian as well =)
[20:46] <VadtecWk2> when running ubuntu via a USB thumb drive, how can I set a password so that I can install programs *to the USB drive* ?
[20:46] <MonkeyDust> giampaolo  http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppas/8
[20:46] <jrbass> these stats are sayin 56% of my memory usage is cached... how do i change that
[20:46] <dusf> i am getting an error at boot that ubuntu is unable to mount a partition where i store media, although when i log in i can mount it - how can i correct this please?
[20:47] <trism> giampaolo: google chrome has their own repos, which should be added automatically when you install the deb (but I haven't used chrome in a while)
[20:47] <MahaVishnu> jrbass$ this is normal
[20:47] <jrbass> its normal for Ubuntu to use 1gb of my ram for cache?
[20:47] <MahaVishnu> I think cache = ready to use. not actually 'in use'
[20:48] <MahaVishnu> I have 2500MB of 4000MB 'cached'
[20:48] <robin0800> giampaolo: of course there are when you install the deb it automatically writes it
[20:48] <oCean> jrbass: it's normal for Linux http://www.linuxatemyram.com/
[20:48] <jrbass> mmmk
[20:50] <VadtecWk2> does anyone have any info on my question? im looking, but my search mojo seems to be off today, because im not finding anything
[20:50] <sskalnik> Appx how much RAM would be sufficient to get away with having no swap on an Ubuntu system that gets used for gaming and maybe one vm?
[20:50] <malibu> jrbass: Memory is fast, disk is slow.  Using disk when there is free memory is a hit to performance.  Any unix does this.
[20:50] <bobalazs> any X pros want to help me set up x11?
[20:51] <The_BROS> What is the way to install Flash wich will not load processor?
[20:51] <malibu> jrbass: If something actually needs memory then it will get memory.  Cache just occupies unused memory.
[20:52] <jrbass> yea i understand what and why now, just gotta figure out how to take that out of the equation for this stats script
[20:52] <jrbass> free -m works but not for this script
[20:55] <VadtecWk2> guess no one has info on my simple question
[20:56] <VadtecWk2> sad
[20:56] <jclbrt> VadtecWk2, wats the question
[20:56] <jrbass> if you make it a persistant usb, it installs to the USB drive
[20:57] <jclbrt> nvm found ur question scrolling up
[20:57] <jclbrt> sorry
[20:57] <jclbrt> dunno the answer... but i also wouldnt just assume it's a "simple" question
[20:57] <VadtecWk2> jrbass: i created a persistant space on the USB when I formatted it
[20:57] <escott> VadtecWk2, you may have to create the usb differently. The usb-creator-gtk has a checkbox to make the usb persistent or you can use unetbootin
[20:58] <VadtecWk2> i used the windows tool for creating the USB drive
[20:58] <sc30317> does anyone know why when I run a game in Ubuntu 11.10 my whole computer locks up, but every other time is fine?  I have 2 ati cards driving 3 monitors with xinerama, that may be the issue?
[20:58] <VadtecWk2> and i created a 4G persistant file on it
[20:58] <jrbass> i have a ubuntu thumb drive, and i use it all the time, install/update... i put a webserver on it so i can carry a webserver everywhere i go
[20:58] <VadtecWk2> but when I tried to install programs while running fromt he USB, it wouldnt allow me to install anything
[20:59] <versus_> is there any blender user?
[20:59] <jclbrt> i havent used blender in awhile
[20:59] <jclbrt> but shoot
[20:59] <VadtecWk2> jrbass: when you use this thumb drive, does it ask you to give a password?
[20:59] <withelm> hehe
[21:00] <versus_> well, may be you know: Is it possible to use movie file as texture in Cycles???
[21:00] <jrbass> VadtecWk2; nope
[21:01] <jclbrt> versus_ i've applied movies as textures yes
[21:01] <jclbrt> if thats what u are asking for
[21:01] <VadtecWk2> jrbass: ok, so when you go to the software center, you are able to install without any issues....great, so what the heck is wrong with this usb drive i created
[21:02] <versus_> ok man...But in Cycles???
[21:02] <versus_> or just in blenderrender?
[21:02] <mrpink57> sskalnik: I understand 4gb or more is fine.  But have some sort of swap some programs may look for it.  I have 4gb of ram and keep a 2gb swap just in case.
[21:02] <jclbrt> blenderrender
[21:02] <jclbrt> i'm not sure it had cycles when i used it last
[21:02] <versus_> I can't find how to do that in cycles
[21:03] <monny> who know a chanel where can help with pascal ?
[21:03] <EvilResistance> monny:  you mean the language?
[21:03] <versus_> anyway..thx for answer!
[21:03] <jclbrt> versus_ I'd hope it could support it
[21:03] <monny> yeah
[21:03] <fbdystang> Hey all, anyone know where I can host my logo for email signatures? This would be for commercial use. Thanks!
[21:03] <monny> EvilResistance yes
[21:03] <EvilResistance> monny:  try ##Programming ?
[21:04] <guntbert> !ot | fbdystang
[21:04] <jrbass> VadtecWk2: not sure bud.
[21:04] <fbdystang> guntbert: ah thanks
[21:04] <VadtecWk2> jrbass: im gonna recreate this USB drive with 10.04LTS and see what happens, maybe 11.10 was being weird
[21:05] <guntbert> monny: try #pascal (only 9 users...)
[21:05] <jrbass> k
[21:05] <patrick> alguem pode me ajudar
[21:06] <VadtecWk2> thanks for the help everyone
[21:06] <jrbass> what are you usin to create it? Universal Usb Installer?
[21:06] <Guest51624> como faço para deixar ip fixo no meu ubuntu?
[21:06] <VadtecWk2> jrbass: yes, 1.8.7.4
[21:06] <monny> how to register in this mirc ?
[21:06] <jrbass> k, that should work
[21:06] <monny> how i can register my nick
[21:07] <VadtecWk2> jrbass: yeah, i set the persistence size to 4089MB, so i know it has plenty of space to install what i want to install
[21:07] <Guest51624> algum br ai?
[21:08] <Guest51624> alguem do brasil que possa me ajudar...
[21:08] <LemonAid> Does anyone know where NetworkManager stores the WPA keys?
[21:08] <jrbass> monny: try #freenode
[21:08] <Pici> !br | Guest51624
[21:08] <bobalazs> is there any x guru to help me set up an extended monitor through xorg.conf ?
[21:08] <guntbert> !register | monny
[21:08] <BluesKaj> !register | monny
[21:09] <jclbrt> i wish i knew more blender actually :-(
[21:09] <jclbrt> if i had some time i could figure it out lol
[21:09] <patrick_> i need help
[21:10] <monny> !register
[21:10] <patrick_> have brazilian?
[21:10] <dusf> i am getting an error at boot that ubuntu is unable to mount a partition where i store media, although when i log in i can mount it - how can i correct this please?
[21:11] <jclbrt> dusf does it try to run an fsck?
[21:11] <dusf> jclbrt: no i don't think so
[21:11] <versus_> is there someone who knows, how to use movie in cycles?
[21:11] <mattgyver> dusf, have you recently made any changes do your hard disk drives?
[21:11] <dusf> jclbrt: the output is down the bottom of this post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1895795
[21:12] <dusf> mattgyver: yes unfortunately. i ran chkdsk -l on window on my media ntfs partition, and formatted a 4gb gparted had problems with to fat32 so i could then reformat it to linux swap
[21:12] <mattgyver> dusf, one thought could be to check the UUID's of the drives and the entries in /etc/fstab to check for any inconsistencies
[21:12] <dusf> i was unable to log in, getting a grub rescue error
[21:12] <telemoney> dusf: why would you want to run fsck?
[21:12] <dusf> i can now log back in after re-installing grub
[21:12] <dusf> but gparted sees my entire disk as unallocated space 300gb
[21:12] <tjiggi_fo> patrick_, #ubuntu-br
[21:13] <dusf> although i can navigate all the partitions in ubuntu
[21:13] <jclbrt> dusf, is the partition encrypted at all?
[21:13] <jclbrt> just out of curiosity
[21:13] <dusf> i don't think so
[21:13] <dusf> think i skipped that option
[21:13] <dusf> telemoney: i ran chkdsk because gparted advised me to
[21:13] <NightDog> What services has taken a early holiday when my ubuntu unity search thingy only gives med files and no programs?
[21:13] <dusf> mattgyver: can you tell me how to check the uuid?
[21:13] <mattgyver> dusf, sudo blkid <device>
[21:14] <telemoney> idiot.
[21:14] <patrick_>  
[21:14] <patrick_> algum brazilian
[21:14] <patrick_> ?
[21:14] <dusf> telemoney: excuse me?
[21:15] <telemoney> no i was talking to someone else of course.
[21:15] <dusf> mattgyver: that command has no output, tried sda and sda1 sda2
[21:15] <tjiggi_fo> !br | patrick_,
[21:15] <mattgyver> dusf, like; sudo /dev/sda1  ?
[21:16] <dusf> mattgyver: no i was just putting in sda1 thanks. comparing now to fstab
[21:17] <mattgyver> dusf, yeah if for some reason you were pointing to devices in /etc/fstab like /dev/sda1 specifically, it could have switched
[21:17] <robin0800> dusf: if you have only one disk you don't need device
[21:17] <mattgyver> I hae had that happen before and its a pain in the butt, if your already using UUID's then its unlikely the case
[21:17] <dusf> only one disk 7/8 partitions
[21:17] <meerkats> i need help with xsane:
[21:17] <meerkats> Xsane sends the order to the scanner to scan, and it does so, it even creates a .jpg file in the directory I want, with different sizes depending on each page, but when I use any image viewer all I see is black background against a single white vertical line
[21:17] <dusf> mattgyver: i don't have an /etc/fstab dir
[21:18] <mattgyver> dusf, not a directory its a file
[21:18] <jclbrt> infinite bandwidth my ass
[21:18] <mattgyver> you could open it with like gedit, vi or just page it with less
[21:18] <jclbrt> this is definitely NOT infinite
[21:18] <mattgyver> as root of course
[21:18] <mattgyver> If you want, you could pastebin the blkid info for all partitions and your /etc/fstab and I could take a peek too
[21:18] <dusf> mattgyver: standby for pastebin
[21:19] <mattgyver> dusf, np
[21:19] <robin0800> dusf: well sudo blkid will work
[21:19] <robin0800> dusf: fstab is a file
[21:19] <mattgyver> jclbrt, maybe you have reached the end of infinity?
[21:19] <dusf> mattgyver: robin0800 http://pastebin.com/LW6mqMrh
[21:20] <razieliyo> hi
[21:20] <jclbrt> mattgyver, how?
[21:20] <mattgyver> jclbrt, dunno but if so be sure to document your findings
[21:20] <razieliyo> I've just installed gnome-shell but it seems a little weird to me, what do you think about it?
[21:20] <sskalnik> When I try to do a cp or mv in a Makefile, e.g., "mv rc.nslink $(DESTDIR)/etc/init.d/nslink", the autobuilding fails with "Not a directory".
[21:21] <MeQuerSat> Anyone knows howto fix this? "quotatool: Error while detecting kernel quota version: No such file or directory"
[21:21] <dusf> mattgyver: robin0800: DUMP is sda8 and the partition giving trouble
[21:21] <mthiffau> Has anybody run into a problem upgrading to 11.10 where things will refuse to link with libpthread?
[21:22] <mattgyver> dusf, im looking at it now lemme re-read your thread to make sure I totally follow the issue
[21:22] <dusf> mattgyver: ty friend
[21:24] <mattgyver> dusf, did you ever try to recreate the partition table with fdisk?
[21:24] <dusf> mattgyver: i did not no
[21:25] <dusf> mattgyver: GParted gives me the option to create a partition table but it warns all data will be lost
[21:26] <mattgyver> dusf, yeah im not sure myself the safety of it.  I was thinking you could go in with fdisk and tell it to rewrite the table and see what happens but..
[21:26] <mattgyver> because everything is on that main disk its a crapshoot and I dont want to put you in worse shape
[21:26] <jon23d> can somebody help me get SSL set up for local virtual hosts?  I am having a lot of trouble getting it to work.
[21:27] <jrbass> jon23d: it was a pain for me too
[21:27] <dusf> mattgyver: yeah
[21:27] <MahaVishnu> dusf$ what you trying to do ?
[21:27] <ncuptea> Hello all, i'm new in this room. Plis teach me if wrong
[21:27] <dusf> MahaVishnu: would you mind viewing the support thread? there's a lot i've done
[21:27] <jon23d> jrbass: do you have a resource that you could recommend?
[21:27] <dusf> MahaVishnu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1895795
[21:28] <ncuptea> any body from indonesia?
[21:28] <dusf> MahaVishnu: i'm happy to at least be able to boot, i got a shock seeing the grub error earlier today
[21:28] <mattgyver> hey dusf I just noticed something
[21:28] <dusf> mattgyver: spit it
[21:28] <mattgyver> make a backup of your /etc/fstab, and then change /dev/sda5 to /dev/sda8
[21:28] <MahaVishnu> dusf$ did you try booting a livecd sudo grub-install /dev/sdx
[21:28] <guntbert> ncuptea: welcome to the ubuntu support channel - please use it for technical support only
[21:28] <jrbass> jon23d: i used this tut > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/forum/server/apache2/SSL
[21:28] <dusf> MahaVishnu: yes, i did that a few hours ago - it's in the thread i linked you :)
[21:28] <mattgyver> then either reboot or do a mount -a, a reboot would be best really so you can verify the message goes away
[21:29] <MeQuerSat> So quotatool is borked for Ubuntu 11.10?
[21:29] <ncuptea> oke guntbert
[21:29] <dusf> mattgyver: bear with me
[21:29] <mattgyver> I think it changed your /dev/sdaX numbers during the partitioning but we can get to fixing those to use UUID after this
[21:29] <guntbert> ncuptea: if you just want to chat - join #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:29] <mkjackson_mobile> hey folks, i'm having issues calling a shell script from a shell script
[21:30] <ncuptea> oke, i'm understant
[21:30] <MeQuerSat> mkjackson_mobile, post the script to pastebin
[21:30] <mattgyver> dusf, basically its trying to mount /dev/sda5 which it thinks is an ntfs drive but is currently an ext3 partition
[21:30] <mkjackson_mobile> can I just put in a line /path/to/script/script.sh?
[21:30] <MeQuerSat> mkjackson_mobile, yes
[21:30] <mkjackson_mobile> MeQuerSat: sorry, didn't see the reply until after I hit enter
[21:30] <dusf> mattgyver: is that the 4gb one?
[21:30] <jon23d> jrbass: but what if I want to use multiple named virtual hosts?
[21:30] <mkjackson_mobile> MeQuerSat: kk, I'm gonna check
[21:31] <mattgyver> dusf, it doesnt say but I can tell you that its an NTFS drive
[21:31] <mattgyver> and dev/sda5 is not
[21:32] <dusf> mattgyver: okay well sda8 is DUMP and ntfs
[21:32] <ncuptea> ejactly i'm found trouble with openvpn server, device tunnel has see if i use "ifconfig" but other certificate has error if i check
[21:32] <dusf> i corrected the file
[21:32] <jrbass> jon23d: im guessing you would direct each vhost to a dif cert file
[21:32] <mattgyver> okay, can you just humor me and paste your new file?
[21:32] <dusf> mattgyver: but i don't know why it says # /home was on /dev/sda8 during installation
[21:32] <dusf> well i guess i could have changed it at some point
[21:32] <dusf> sure pastebin coming
[21:32] <mattgyver> dusf, dont worry about /dev/sdaX at this point
[21:32] <mattgyver> I think they are all screwed up tbh but we can sort this out
[21:33] <bobalazs> can anybody help me set up xorg.conf?
[21:33] <MeQuerSat> bobalazs, you dont need to probablty
[21:33] <MeQuerSat> probably*
[21:34] <bobalazs> MeQuerSat i need to set up the external monitor to proper resolution
[21:34] <MeQuerSat> which vid. card do you have?
[21:34] <OY1R> how do i recursively change the ownership of directories and their content ?
[21:34] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ you could just use xrandr -s resolutionxresolution on the affected monitor.
[21:34] <MeQuerSat> OY1R, "sudo chown user:group -R /path/"
[21:35] <bobalazs> xrandr and by default the external is not recognized
[21:35] <bobalazs> therefore i'd want to make a xconf manually
[21:35] <OY1R> what's group ?
[21:35] <dusf> mattgyver: http://pastebin.com/9qNpKStD file saved, say when to reboot
[21:35] <OY1R> what group do i belong to ?
[21:35] <MeQuerSat> OY1R, if you need to ask, I suggest you do this first "man chown"
[21:36] <mattgyver> dusf, okay and the blkid stuff is just for reference at the top right, its not in the file?
[21:36] <guntbert> !permissions | OY1R
[21:36] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ different cards. or the same card for both screens ?
[21:36] <bobalazs> MeQuerSat neither nvidia nor intel or ati therefore those options don't work -its a via s3 chrome igp integrated
[21:36] <dusf> mattgyver: the fdisk stuff? i added that for you
[21:36] <MeQuerSat> bobalazs, I wouldn't know then, sorry
[21:36] <mattgyver> dusf, thats what i thought cool thanks, reboot that jamalama
[21:36] <ncuptea> file permission struktur : root--group--user
[21:36] <dusf> mattgyver: brb
[21:36] <dusf> ty
[21:37] <mattgyver> np, ill be here
[21:37] <ncuptea> corect me
[21:37] <BadDesign> I'm trying to install Qt 4.8 SDK after I chmod u+x and I do ./Qt_SDK_Lin32_offline_v1_1_4_en.run it says bash: ./Qt_SDK_Lin32_offline_v1_1_4_en.run: No such file or directory (and yes I'm in the same directory as the file I'm trying to run) anyone knows what's the problem?
[21:37] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu same card laptop internal connected to external hd monitor
[21:37] <MeQuerSat> BadDesign, do "ls"
[21:37] <BadDesign> MediaDoneRight: The file is there
[21:37] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ intel chip or?
[21:37] <MeQuerSat> see if the file is there, if it is, try "bash Qt_SDK_Lin32_offline_v1_1_4_en.run"
[21:37] <BadDesign> MeQuerSat: the file is there
[21:37] <BadDesign> tried that
[21:37] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu via
[21:38] <MeQuerSat> try "bash ./file"
[21:38] <BadDesign> and it says  cannot execute binary file
[21:38] <MeQuerSat> then you didnt set the execute flag properly
[21:38] <MeQuerSat> "chmod +x ./file"
[21:38] <escott> BadDesign, it could be that the error is coming from the *.run script. not your execution of it
[21:38] <BadDesign> the file has rwxrwxr-x
[21:39] <MeQuerSat> then I suggest you re-download the file
[21:39] <bobalazs> A properly set up xorg.conf could override and set up both screens properly
[21:39] <BadDesign> escott: ok, let me check on to see if there is md5sum to check against
[21:39] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ http://pastebin.com/6SyFPM6z   that is mine, you can edit it to suit you if you have any questions let me know
[21:39] <ncuptea> by the way webhtb free edition uplink konfiguration always not work, can explain?
[21:40] <BadDesign> escott: MeQuerSat the file was corrupted I redownloaded and now it works, thx for your time
[21:40] <DiamoNd93> #ubuntu-es
[21:41] <dany> hi, huys , can u help me make my ubuntu 10.04 connect to wireless , my laptop is aspire 5733 , it's working fine with windows 7 , but with ubuntu not at all
[21:41] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ you can use lspci to find the BUSID for your devices
[21:41] <MahaVishnu> err drvice.
[21:41] <ncuptea> dany : install wvdial
[21:41] <dany> ncuptea, how i can do that
[21:42] <ncuptea> debian? try apt-get install wvdial
[21:43] <dusf> macgyver?
[21:43] <mattgyver> si dusf
[21:44] <dany> hi, huys , can u help me make my ubuntu 10.04 connect to wireless , my laptop is aspire 5733 , it's working fine with windows 7 , but with ubuntu not at all
[21:44] <guntbert> !repeat | dany
[21:44] <mattgyver> dusf, any luck?
[21:44] <dusf> mattgyver: sorry lol :) dude that worked - there was some message that flashed up for a second but so fast i couldn't read it
[21:45] <mattgyver> dusf, sweet, were getting somewhere
[21:45] <dusf> mattgyver: disk mounted automagically :)
[21:45] <mattgyver> now what we need to do is assign it by UUID
[21:45] <mattgyver> so the pointer doesnt get changed if you do any more partitioning in the future
[21:45] <ncuptea> default file konfiguration scrip on /etc/wvdial.conf after install
[21:45] <ncuptea> .
[21:45] <mattgyver> Now, I had some questions about your other partitions but ill bug you over PM with that
[21:45] <dusf> mattgyver: what will that do? also if you have time, can we look at gparted thinking the whole thing is unallocated after
[21:45] <omid> can i install Synaptic and use it beside Ubuntu software center without them conflicting and causing problems ?
[21:46] <almoxarife> omid: yes
[21:46] <MeQuerSat> omid: Sure.
[21:46] <MeQuerSat> omid: just don't run them at the same time.
[21:46] <Zor> hey folks! I'm having trouble with a boot hanging at "mounting root filesystem". what can I do to figure out the cause?
[21:46] <guntbert> omid: just not at the same time
[21:46] <guntbert> meh
[21:47] <dany> hi, huys , can u help me make my ubuntu 10.04 connect to wireless , my laptop is aspire 5733 , it's working fine with windows 7 , but with ubuntu not at all
[21:47] <LovelyBacon> Is linuxmint server spotchat down?
[21:48] <ibolmo> my ubuntu release is no longer supported.. and i'm gettting 404s for apt-gets
[21:48] <ibolmo> is there anyway i can still use apt-get?
[21:48] <guntbert> !eol | ibolmo
[21:48] <LovelyBacon> Dont use unsupported distros
[21:48] <ibolmo> yes i'm trying to reinstall with a new distro
[21:49] <ibolmo> but i'm stuck until i can reinstall ssh
[21:49] <MeQuerSat> guntbert, what to do if a default /etc/init.d script is borked?
[21:49] <omid> thankyou guntbert  and almoxarife  and MeQuerSat
[21:49] <guntbert> MeQuerSat: borked in what way?
[21:50] <MeQuerSat> guntbert, installed "quota" and "quotatools", "sudo /etc/init.d/quota start" does nothing, but ".... stop" seems to work
[21:50] <rarillo> Hi
[21:51] <ibolmo> lsb_release -a the only way to know the ubuntu release i'm on?
[21:51] <ibolmo> thre's some confusion.. i thought i was on lucid
[21:52] <dany> hi guys, need to install wireless driver for my ubuntu 10.04
[21:53] <MeQuerSat> dany, can you give us the output of "lspci | grep Network" ?
[21:53] <mkanyicy> ibolmo, how can we help you?
[21:53] <guntbert> MeQuerSat: no recent experience with quota here - at the moment there are several way to start/stop services,   1) /etc/init.d/......     2) sudo service quota start     3) sudo start  quota      (the confusion comes from the migration towards upstart)
[21:54] <MeQuerSat> guntbert, thanks, but I actually knew that and I tried "sudo start quota" as well (its not upstart yet)
[21:54] <guntbert> MeQuerSat: sorry, no help from me then - bed is calling :-)
[21:54] <MeQuerSat> np :)
[21:54] <dany> MeQuerSat, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771625/
[21:54] <ibolmo> mkanyicy, one sec. i think this is a slice problem prior to reaching you guys.
[21:55] <espen_> hey
[21:55] <MeQuerSat> dany:
[21:55] <MeQuerSat> AR9485 support
[21:55] <MeQuerSat> AR9485 is a cheaper version of the AR9285. Should consist of some initval updates and a few ath9k_hw changes. Goal is to get most code in synch for ath9k_hw through HAL unification principles.
[21:55] <FloodBot1> MeQuerSat: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:55] <MeQuerSat> I guess it's not supported at the moment yet
[21:56] <ibolmo> ok so i'm on karmic (9.x) is there any way to install via apt-get, ssh? my ssh seems to be broken
[21:56] <iceroot> !eol | ibolmo
[21:56] <iceroot> ibolmo: and yes
[21:57] <ibolmo> yep i know of EOL and I'm trying to reinstall, but i need to move my data out. but scp is broken
[21:57] <MeQuerSat> ibolmo, if you really don't wanna upgrade you can always google "ubuntu packages" (first hit) and search the desired package for your release there
[21:57] <eo-helios> Two sound cards volume level question. The volume is reset to 100% after a powerdown?
[21:57] <eo-helios> Any suggestion?
[21:59] <omid> PLEASE HELP
[22:00] <omid> i installed a software and i didnt noticed that its going to remove some of my software
[22:00] <omid> here is the output : http://paste.kde.org/159692/86360132/
[22:00] <omid> i want to revert changes
[22:00] <omid> and change everything back
[22:00] <omid> what should i do
[22:00] <FloodBot1> omid: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:00] <MeQuerSat> omid, maybe read next time you press enter?
[22:01] <MeQuerSat> you can also just reinstall them via "sudo apt-get install <your_packages>"
[22:01] <omid> MeQuerSat,  is there a way to change them back ?
[22:01] <MeQuerSat> not really
[22:01] <omid> i mean install everything which is removed in the last command
[22:01] <ibolmo> i'll try that MeQuerSat
[22:02] <MeQuerSat> yes, by doing "sudo apt-get install <package1> <package2>"
[22:02] <kenjcalgary> hello
[22:03] <ibolmo> MeQuerSat well yes, i'm trying to install ssh
[22:03] <omid> thank you
[22:03] <MeQuerSat> ibolmo, did you do as I said?
[22:04] <ibolmo> but i get: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openssh/ssh_5.1p1-6ubuntu2_all.deb  404  Not Found [IP: 91.
[22:04] <ibolmo> 189.92.183 80]
[22:05] <malibu> Does anyone know a way to register a new URI scheme in ubuntu?
[22:05] <kenjcalgary> need some info for tech support cost for home desk top through canonical as indicated 89 pounds
[22:06] <eHAPPY> thats correct
[22:07] <sumosu> i have a notebook without HDD. Boot hangs for 1 minute saying "ata1:link to slow to respond" and "SRST error". how could i fix this? i'd like to adjust the timeout, disable the probing or the ata altogether
[22:08] <alishah> hi i am trying to install ubuntu 11.10 from live cd and i get an alert box telling me to unmount a disk . i tried unmounting a disk and it gives me this error "unmount: /media/games is not in the fstab (and you are not root)
[22:08] <alishah> what should i do
[22:08] <alishah> plz help
[22:08] <kenjcalgary> I beleive $105 is indicated for basic tech support for business desk top
[22:08] <MeQuerSat> ibolmo, try http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openssh/ssh_4.7p1-8ubuntu3_all.deb
[22:10] <alishah> what the password for root user on live cd and how can i unmount a disk from terminal.
[22:10] <MeQuerSat> alishah, there is no password
[22:10] <DiamoNd93> #ubuntu-es
[22:10] <MeQuerSat> you can unmount something with "sudo umount /mount/point"
[22:10] <MeQuerSat> and replace /mount/point with the actual mount point
[22:10] <aj00200> How can I backup my password keyrings?
[22:12] <alishah> MeQuerSat: Thank you very much
[22:21] <kill> ...
[22:31] <ibolmo> MeQuerSat i figured it didn't properly install since i had a previous version
[22:32] <ibolmo> so i sudo apt-get remove to clear out any traces of ssh stuff openssh-server and client
[22:32] <MeQuerSat> good :)
[22:32] <ibolmo> now that i'm doing wget http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openssh/openssh-client_4.7p1-8ubuntu3_amd64.deb; sudo dpkg -i openssh*
[22:32] <bobalazs> can someone check out the xorg.conf i written?
[22:32] <ibolmo> getting: error: no alternatives for ...
[22:32] <ibolmo> update-alternatives: error: no alternatives for rsh.
[22:32] <tables> i'm trying to install printer drivers on ubuntu and i think mine uses hplip
[22:32] <ibolmo> rsh, rlogin, and rcp
[22:33] <tables> how would i install this?
[22:33] <tables> so i can start printing anything, like webpages
[22:33] <MeQuerSat> tables: "sudo apt-get install hplip" ?
[22:33] <somsip> tables: it's a package, so through software manager or apt-get install hplip
[22:34] <Dark_Apostrophe> Hello, I'm using CompizConfig and trying to find the option for setting the number of virtual desktops, but I can't find it... can anyone point me to where it is?
[22:36] <tables> i have hplip installed and i'm not sure how to use it
[22:36] <tables> do i need the hplip toolbox as well?  i'm  basically trying to install a network printer
[22:37] <edbian> Is there anyway to diff two .docx files in linux?
[22:38] <somsip> tables: maybe this will help - it's for 11.04 but may offer some guidance http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/04/setup-network-printers-ubuntu-11-04-natty-narwhal/
[22:39] <MeQuerSat> edbian, docx is basically a doc file wrapped in a zip
[22:39] <MeQuerSat> edbian, unzip and then diff?
[22:39] <edbian> MeQuerSat: I'll try that...
[22:39] <edbian> (can you diff two docs?)
[22:39] <alsoeric> I want to replace libre office with open openoffice
[22:39] <alsoeric> pointers to process?
[22:39] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric, they are the same
[22:39] <alsoeric> no. there are not
[22:40] <edbian> MeQuerSat: there is much more than a .doc in there
[22:40] <somsip> edbian: this refers to spreadsheets but has suggestions for other formats in the body http://stackoverflow.com/questions/114698/how-do-i-diff-two-spreadsheets
[22:40] <edbian> mmm
[22:40] <alsoeric> I spent an hour last night wrestling with bullet lists and formatting
[22:40] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric, why would you wanna replace them anyway?
[22:40] <alsoeric> never failed me in oo
[22:41] <mattswe> heyo!
[22:41] <mattswe> can anybody answer a question about upstart?
[22:41] <MonkeyDust> alsoeric  isnt that a bit drastic
[22:41] <somsip> !anyone | mattswe
[22:41] <alsoeric> 3 things are pushing me back to win7:  flash, oo/li office, skype
[22:42] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric, I think you can just install "sudo apt-get install openoffice.org"
[22:42] <edbian> openoffice writer offers a 'compare' in the file menu that works great
[22:42] <bubbles|> aptitude tells me libapache2-mod-php5 conflicts with libapache2-mod-php5filter - how could i install those in the first place if they conflict?
[22:42] <mattswe> I'm have an upstart task that I would like to run after all pre-boot processes, is there a condition for that?
[22:42] <MeQuerSat> flash is fully supported on Linux, just like oo/li office and skype
[22:42] <alsoeric> not so much on flash
[22:42] <mattswe> somsip: yeah.. my bad
[22:42] <alsoeric> I've tried 304 solutions all end with a power cycle reboot
[22:42] <sanderlt> Heyo everybody! i need to get to whole bash terminal from gdm.. any suggestions?
[22:43] <alsoeric> sb 3-4 solutions
[22:43] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric, I have yet to encounter a situation in which flash failed
[22:43] <alsoeric> hulu
[22:43] <alsoeric> youtube
[22:43] <MeQuerSat> youtube works fine
[22:43] <alsoeric> buzzword
[22:43] <alsoeric> facebook games
[22:43] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric, you on the 64bit version?
[22:43] <alsoeric> yes
[22:44] <MeQuerSat> I think I know the problem
[22:44] <alsoeric> cool
[22:44] <alsoeric> would love a solution
[22:44] <MeQuerSat> you need to get the "adobe-flashplugin" package
[22:44] <bullgard6> sanderlt: Do you speak about gnome-terminal?
[22:44] <shovell> #winehq
[22:44] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric$ lsb_release -a; uname -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash|gnash|swf|spark' pastebin.com that
[22:44] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric, you can install it with "sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin"
[22:44] <alsoeric> MeQuerSat, let me check
[22:45] <MonkeyDust> or flash-plugin-installer
[22:45] <MeQuerSat> MonkeyDust, nope not that one
[22:45] <somsip> mattswe: you looked at the 'start on' directive as implied here? http://serverfault.com/questions/117584/upstart-scripts-run-a-task-after-networking-goes-up
[22:45] <sanderlt> bullgard6: yep
[22:45] <MonkeyDust> MeQuerSat  ?
[22:45] <MeQuerSat> MonkeyDust, that one doesnt use the native 64bit version
[22:45] <MonkeyDust> hmmm
[22:45] <MeQuerSat> it just wraps the 32bit version in using nspluginwrapper
[22:46] <MeQuerSat> the native version works much better here
[22:46] <sanderlt> bullgard6: or just in terminal, without Xserver
[22:47] <deforol> Hi all
[22:47] <rodayo> How do programs get their icon to appear in the over-head task bar? Tomboy notes for example...
[22:47] <MeQuerSat> ubuntu-restricted-extras still use flash-plugin-installer, which is why many people are complaining about shitty flash performance
[22:47] <alsoeric> MeQuerSat, http://pastebin.com/ScCh3L8G
[22:47] <bullgard6> sanderlt: Just install the gnome-terminal package if you  are in GNOME.
[22:47] <skegeek> The GRUB boot menu displays too far left, but splash shows up correctly. How do you fix this?
[22:47] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric, remove the flashplugin-downloader:i386
[22:48] <somsip> rodayo: maybe this might help http://askubuntu.com/questions/19846/adding-icon-to-the-system-tray-notification-area
[22:48]  * MonkeyDust switches intaller with adobe
[22:48] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric,  install adobe-flashplugin and adobe-flash-properties-gtk, then restart firefox
[22:48] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric$ sudo dpkg -P flashplugin-downloader:i386
[22:48] <deforol> what channek for russian users?
[22:48] <somsip> !ru | deforol
[22:48] <MonkeyDust> !ru| deforol
[22:48] <MahaVishnu> MeQuerSat$ he already has them installed
[22:48] <deforol> !ru|
[22:48] <sanderlt> bullgard6: it can give me to select terminal form login menu?
[22:48] <deforol> !ru
[22:49] <somsip> deforol: /join #ubuntu-ru
[22:49] <bullgard6> sanderlt: If you are in a virtual console, what is your problem with  bash?
[22:49] <sanderlt> ru is not exist
[22:49] <alsoeric> MahaVishnu, dpkg, not apt-get/
[22:49] <deforol> bullgard6: thanks
[22:49] <alsoeric> MahaVishnu, dpkg, not apt-get?
[22:49] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric$ yea dpkg is fine
[22:50] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric$ then do a sudo dpkg update flash
[22:50] <rodayo> somsip: awesome! lots of different library names thrown around, this is perfect. thakns
[22:50] <deforol> How I can install ubuntu on my netbook?
[22:50] <somsip> rodayo: np
[22:50] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric$ should say... update-alternatives: using /usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin/libflashplayer.so to provide /usr/lib/iceape/plugins/flashplugin-alternative.so (iceape-flashplugin) in auto mode.
[22:51] <sanderlt> bullgard6:i want to choose on login screen to login just to bash terminal, some times i dont need any shells like unity or gnome
[22:51] <dusf_> !grub
[22:51] <MeQuerSat> sanderlt, all you need to do then is press Control+Alt+F1 or F2,F3,F4
[22:51] <bullgard6> sanderlt: I do not understand your question: "it can give me to select terminal form login menu?" very well. Say it in other words, please.
[22:51] <tables> how could i connect to a wireless hp printer on ubuntu?
[22:51] <tables> i'm not saying through the network, but it's a wireless printer
[22:51] <somsip> tables: did you check the website I posted earlier for you?
[22:52] <tables> yea it shows how to connect to a network printer
[22:52] <tables> but i'm not sure if it's directions for wifi
[22:52] <tables> because the printer isn't connected to my network
[22:52] <alsoeric> MahaVishnu, from eariler I wsa told :  install adobe-flashplugin and adobe-flash-properties-gtk,
[22:52] <tables> but says it has wifi
[22:52] <alsoeric> still valid?
[22:52] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric, yes
[22:52] <tables> and another computer on my network is set up to use the wifi th eprinter has
[22:52] <EvilResistance> tables:  your wifi printer needs to be connected to a wifi netowrk in order to use wireless network print
[22:52] <tables> hmm
[22:53] <tables> oh
[22:53] <somsip> tables: maybe worth looking at the cups interface https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsPrintersCanonPrintersCanonMP620
[22:53] <bullgard6> sanderlt: In those cases simply press Ctrl+Alt+F1, and you can login on a virtuel terminal.
[22:53] <diverdude> What is the httpd binary renamed to in ubuntu?
[22:53] <diverdude> and where is it located?
[22:53] <bullgard6> s/virtuel/virtual/
[22:53] <tables> ok, thx, i thought the printer wasn't connected to network for some reason
[22:53] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric$ according to the pastebin I told you to make you already have them
[22:54] <MeQuerSat> diverdude, what server backend? (apache/lighttpd)
[22:54] <diverdude> MeQuerSat,  apache2
[22:54] <sc30317> does anyone know why when I run a game in Ubuntu 11.10 my whole computer locks up, but every other time is fine?  I have 2 ati cards driving 3 monitors with xinerama, that may be the issue?
[22:54] <alsoeric> MahaVishnu, what next
[22:54] <codepal> how might I rebuild the gnome menu in ubuntu 10.04?
[22:55] <MeQuerSat> diverdude, do you have GUI access or only command line?
[22:55] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric$ did you do both commands I told you?
[22:55] <sanderlt> bullgard6: sorry, for my English, but anyway if I do like you say, X server will be still open
[22:55] <rarillo> diverdude
[22:55] <tables> no the wifi printer is not connected to my network
[22:55] <diverdude> MeQuerSat, i have gui access to ubuntu
[22:55] <tables> it's just wifi
[22:55] <MeQuerSat> diverdude, you can open synaptic, right click the apache2 package and see the list "Installed files"
[22:55] <rarillo> whereis httpd
[22:55] <rarillo> write this in terminal
[22:55] <diverdude> MeQuerSat, how do i do it in commandline?
[22:55] <brightspark> sc30317, I wouldn't assume that's the problem, but you could check- disable one card/unplug some monitors and see if it gets better.
[22:55] <tables> EvilResistance, are you 100% about wifi printer has to be connected to my network to print?
[22:55] <MeQuerSat> diverdude, what rarillo mentioned would be good
[22:55] <rarillo> whereis httpd, diverdude
[22:55] <tables> EvilResistance, nevermind, i'm dumb, yea it does
[22:56] <EvilResistance> tables:  yeah i'm 1000% sure
[22:56] <diverdude> rarillo, no its not called httpd on ubuntu
[22:56] <EvilResistance> i've set up wifi printers for office networks too :P
[22:56] <diverdude> its called something else i think
[22:56] <rarillo> yes
[22:56] <rarillo> it is
[22:56] <EvilResistance> rarillo:  its called apache2 on ubuntu
[22:56] <rarillo> in my ubuntu its httpd xD
[22:56] <bullgard6> diverdude: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html
[22:57] <rarillo> anyway, whereis apache2
[22:57] <bobalazs> hey ya guys how can i edit xorg.conf from root shell? or remove it?
[22:57] <rarillo> it will give you the path
[22:57] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ your back! lol
[22:57] <somsip> diverdude: /usr/sbin/apache2 ?
[22:57] <sanderlt> bullgard6: thanks anyway..
[22:57] <rarillo> bobalazs, vim /path/to/xorg.conf
[22:57] <bobalazs> yeah i cant boot x
[22:57] <rarillo> Or nano
[22:57] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ why not?
[22:58] <YeeP> has anyone tried installing reactOS on virtualbox 4.1.6r74713, in ubuntu 11.10? It keeps crashing right at start of install. reactos people telling me it is because the virtualbox version an it's "VT-x" issues...
[22:58] <bullgard6> sanderlt: Yes, in that case the X server is still on. You can switch it off if you like.
[22:58] <bobalazs> got a blank screen- and i thought i did everything right
[22:58] <MeQuerSat> bobalazs, you can edit it by running "sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[22:58] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ you can also pastebin that file so we can all take a look
[22:58] <diverdude> somsip, i dont think thats httpd
[22:58] <MeQuerSat> bobalazs, from a root shell, you can remove "sudo"
[22:58] <bobalazs> rarillo vim is not installed alternative?:
[22:59] <MeQuerSat> bobalazs, id suggest you try "nano" first, vim is complicated :o
[22:59] <bobalazs> nano worked great
[22:59] <bobalazs> thanks
[22:59] <sanderlt> bullgard6: it possible to kill x from another terminal?
[22:59] <bobalazs> i dont have to add inputdevice and so on for sections do i?
[23:00] <rarillo> i just know how to edit xorg.conf, but i never did it
[23:01] <brightspark> sanderlt, run "sudo service gdm stop" I think.
[23:01] <MeQuerSat> sanderlt, /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[23:01] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ I don't *think* you do
[23:01] <MeQuerSat> sanderlt, brightsparks solution is nicer
[23:01] <bobalazs> ideal horizsync and vertrefresh for a 21 inch led monitor is?
[23:02] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ find out by doing cvt 1024 768 or something
[23:02] <alsoeric_> bak
[23:02] <somsip> diverdude: so what are you trying to find? a file called httpd that's installed as part of the apache2 package?
[23:02] <alsoeric_> bak
[23:02] <alsoeric_> yet another flash lokup
[23:03] <sanderlt> bullgard6: cheers buddy.. good night
[23:03] <bullgard6> sanderlt: Try xkill.
[23:03] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu what command gives the boardname and BusID?
[23:03] <sanderlt> is not working in ububu
[23:03] <MeQuerSat> bullgard6, that wont work for what he wants
[23:03] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ do lspci | grep vga
[23:03] <alsoeric_> took 10 seconds of video to freeze the system needed power cycle to bring it back
[23:03] <mattswe> somsip: thanks, that helped!
[23:03] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ or just lspci and search for the vga line
[23:03] <sanderlt> CHEERS EVERYONE!!!
[23:04] <somsip> mattswe: I don't remember what it was, but you're welcome
[23:04] <the^user> is there some on that have a hdi dune max
[23:04] <mattswe> :}
[23:04] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu Error writing xorg.conf: Read-only file system .... solution?
[23:04] <alsoeric_> every so often I an do somehting an xorg server is at 100%cpy
[23:04] <bullgard6> MeQuerSat: Why don't you help him if you know better?
[23:04] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ use sudo ?
[23:04] <sc30317> brightspark, thanks
[23:04] <bobalazs> ya
[23:04] <MeQuerSat> bullgard6, I already did ;)
[23:04] <sc30317> do you think it would more likely be the cards or the xinerama
[23:05] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu yes
[23:05] <MeQuerSat> sc30317, to be honest: with AMD, its probably both
[23:05] <RyuGuns> hELLO
[23:05] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu you dont need that anyways at root shell
[23:05] <MahaVishnu> I didnt know you were in root shell
[23:05] <RyuGuns> ...Sorry, anyway, my printer is not printing anything.
[23:06] <sc30317> MeQuerSat, yea :\
[23:06] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ is your / mounted rw ?
[23:06] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu i cant load X :/
[23:06] <RyuGuns> Ubuntu just gives a notice about low ink, but all the windows machines print it anyway...
[23:06] <MeQuerSat> bobalazs, to start X, you executed "startx" ?
[23:06] <RyuGuns> How can I get ubuntu to just print it anyway?
[23:06] <aaron_> hello there i have a laptop hp 620 my sound card the sound output is creating is very low, volume in windows it sounds much better than now.
[23:06] <n00b> plz I have installed ubuntu today and applied all updates but when i boot my system freezes and it works after about 30 seconds pause using 11.10 and dmesg have this error init: plymouth-stop pre-start process (1419) terminated with status 1
[23:06] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[23:06] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu how can i check? MeQuerSat yes
[23:07] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ check with command mount
[23:07] <bobalazs> i have no network
[23:07] <MeQuerSat> aaron_, you can execute "alsamixer" from the Terminal and turn up several options there
[23:07] <aaron_> MeQuerSat, there already up 100 %
[23:07] <alsoeric_> MahaVishnu, MeQuerSat  any other ideas for making flash work?
[23:08] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric_$ it just doesn't work ?
[23:08] <aaron_> but the funny thing is when i'm playing a song with audacious and youtube and then youtube does not create no sound back so that's odd.
[23:08] <alsoeric_> MahaVishnu, MeQuerSat  100k 10 se to lockup
[23:08] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, https://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
[23:08] <alsoeric_> MahaVishnu, MeQuerSat  took  10 sec to lockup
[23:08] <MeQuerSat> which version does it display?
[23:09] <alsoeric_> not sure
[23:09] <alsoeric_> how tell?
[23:09] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu (rw,errors=remount-ro,commit=0)
[23:09] <MeQuerSat> aaron_, thats because audacious probably takes control over the whole soundsystem
[23:09] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, cant you view that apge?
[23:09] <MeQuerSat> page*
[23:09] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ then you should be able to write to /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:09] <MahaVishnu> bobalazs$ to help you I NEED to see that file.
[23:10] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu meh. how can i remove it?
[23:10] <MeQuerSat> ...
[23:10] <MahaVishnu> dude
[23:10] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat, no.  hulu video locks before you can do anything
[23:10] <MahaVishnu> do you want me to help you or not.
[23:10] <dany> hi guys need help to connect my ubuntu 10.04 with the wireless
[23:10] <Si2100> dany, whats your wireless card?
[23:10] <bobalazs> MahaVishnu i will send that file once i get into x
[23:10] <dany> Si2100, how do i know it
[23:11] <Si2100> er.. 2 secs
[23:11] <brightspark> dany, lspci
[23:11] <MeQuerSat> Its an AR9485
[23:11] <brightspark> ^run that in the terminal
[23:11] <Si2100> thanks brightspark
[23:11] <n00b> what is  this error mean in dmesg init: plymouth-stop pre-start process (1419) terminated with status 1
[23:11] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat, I've noticed xorg runs at 100% sometimes and I'm running dual monitor and nvida
[23:11] <MeQuerSat> Si2100, I helped him some time ago, he has an Atheros AR9485
[23:12] <Si2100> Okie
[23:12] <MeQuerSat> Si2100, but I couldnt find if its supposed to be supported or not
[23:12] <Emiru> how do I permanently disable the screen saver ?
[23:12] <dany> Si2100, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771692/
[23:12] <MahaVishnu> Emiru$ where the screen goes blank or an actual screen saver ?
[23:12] <labcoattech> hi all
[23:13] <FreezingCold> Hi, I'm trying to backup my computer through SSH and I want to pipe it
[23:13] <dany> brightspark, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771692/
[23:13] <Emiru> MahaVishnu: When it goes black
[23:13] <chamunks> Does anyone know if fglrx is anywhere near compatible with gnome3 yet?
[23:13] <MeQuerSat> FreezingCold, for backing up remotely, I suggest using rsync
[23:13] <chamunks> Ati apparently promised a fix by the end of november.
[23:14] <Si2100> dany, try thus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5703118&postcount=3
[23:14] <MahaVishnu> Emiru$ gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf in the monitor section remove Option        "DPMS"   then sudo /etc/init.d/lightdm restart and it will take  you back to login screen. it should not black after that. *might require a reboot but I donot believe so*
[23:14] <FreezingCold> MeQuerSat: I don't have rsync, I only have SSH open and I'm not allowed to open anything else, work policy
[23:14] <Emiru> MahaVishnu: Thanks a lot mate, appreciate it :)
[23:14] <MeQuerSat> Si2100, wrong wifi card?
[23:14] <chamunks> Who knew that even if AMD bought ATI they still wouldn't improve their driver releases at all.
[23:14] <MahaVishnu> Emiru$ no problem.
[23:14] <bobalazs> so then, how do i go about removing xorg.conf if the file system is said to be read-only when it isin fact  mounted
[23:14] <MeQuerSat> FreezingCold, wow, that sucks
[23:14] <Relondo> Hey, everyone. My Ubuntu won't boot-I've got it installed, and supposedly my computer should default to Ubuntu, but it just boots straight to Windows XP with no menus.
[23:15] <FreezingCold> MeQuerSat: Yeah, I know there must be some way I can pipe it through with cat and tar
[23:15] <Si2100> MrQuerSat, would it hurt to try it ?
[23:15] <kasad> hey guys, how can i disable sleep from command line (i have server installed so no gui), my plesk install fails because comp goes to sleep
[23:15] <MahaVishnu> Relondo$ boot an ubuntu live cd and do a sudo grub-install on /dev/sda make sure you do it on the root of the drive not a partition like /dev/sda1
[23:15] <MeQuerSat> FreezingCold, it could
[23:15] <MeQuerSat> I meant that for Si2100  ^
[23:16] <dany> Si2100, i don't understand this documentation
[23:16] <Relondo> MahaVishnu, Hold on. Too much tech-speak there. I understand what the grub is, but sudo-grub?
[23:16] <harry_> I'm using linux mint 11 but for some reason haven't been able to connect to the linux mint x-chat server all evening. Any ideas?
[23:16] <MahaVishnu> Relondo$ you prefix the command with sudo cause you need root access to do sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[23:16] <MeQuerSat> FreezingCold, cant just login via FileZilla ssh and copy the files?
[23:16] <mneptok> FreezingCold: rsync works over ssh
[23:16] <Si2100> dany, i think its saying you need to get this " madwifi-hal-0.10.5.6" driver for your wirelesscard to work
[23:17] <kasad> how to disable sleep from command line, anyone?
[23:17] <FreezingCold> MeQuerSat: No, that's scp
[23:17] <amine> bonsoir a tous
[23:17] <dany> Si2100, can you guid me to how doing that
[23:17] <Relondo> MahaVishnu, I'm not doing this through command line.
[23:17] <FreezingCold> mneptok: Wait, how does rsync work?
[23:17] <Si2100> dany, Yeah ill try
[23:17] <MeQuerSat> Si2100, that a different Atheros card, it wont work...
[23:17] <MahaVishnu> Relondo$ well that *IS* what you need to do brother.
[23:17] <MahaVishnu> open a virtual terminal
[23:17] <Relondo> MahaVishnu, Oh. I don't know how.
[23:17] <MahaVishnu> ctrl+t ?
[23:17] <dany> Si2100, thanks , tell me what to do , i will follow your steps
[23:17] <Relondo> MahaVishnu, I'm new to this.
[23:18] <MahaVishnu> Relondo$ no problem :-)
[23:18] <mneptok> FreezingCold: rsync syncs data. it can be incremental, mirrored, etc etc. it can use different transport protocols, ssh being one of them.
[23:18] <Si2100> MeQuersat, would the driver work for it thought
[23:18] <Relondo> MahaVishnu, Hold on, BRB.
[23:18] <dusf_> is there a way to check from terminal if a drive is logical or primary? gparted is not an option
[23:18] <brightspark> kasad, see this url, you should be able to adapt it to a non-gui editor:
[23:18] <dusf_> perhaps something like fdisk?
[23:18] <mneptok> FreezingCold: in fact, scp uses ssh as a transport protocol, too. so scp works over ssh.
[23:18] <brightspark> http://linuxexpresso.wordpress.com/2010/05/09/disable-suspend-and-hibernate-ubuntu/
[23:18] <amine> bonne surfffffffffffffff a tous
[23:18] <kasad> brightspark: thanks
[23:19] <FreezingCold> mneptok: It's like a router with nothing but the basics, and it rejects scp for some reason
[23:19] <dany> Si2100, i can install teamviewer if it working for ubuntu and give u access
[23:19] <MeQuerSat> Si2100, I would take the simple way and install "wicd"
[23:19] <Si2100> dany, an just looking at Google, and reading teh somethink
[23:19] <MeQuerSat> see if that enables the wifi-card to be utilized
[23:19] <Si2100> yeah
[23:19] <Si2100> try it then
[23:20] <MahaVishnu> dany$ what is wrong with your wifi card man ??
[23:20] <mneptok> FreezingCold: scp uses ssh and its port (22). you may not have the ability to form interactive sessions.
[23:20] <FreezingCold> mneptok: it says "sh scp not found" or something like that
[23:20] <Relondo> MahaVishnu, Actually, I need to go for about twenty minutes.
[23:20] <Relondo> MahaVishnu, Will you probably be on then?
[23:20] <MahaVishnu> nah im gonna go eat dinner at 6:30
[23:20] <dany> MahaVishnu, i don't know , it's just not working in ubuntu 10.04 , but it's fine with windows 7
[23:20] <mneptok> FreezingCold: on a Linux machine?
[23:21] <dany> MahaVishnu, can u help on that plz
[23:21] <MahaVishnu> ill be back later after that probably
[23:21] <Si2100> dany, have you checked the aditional drivers /
[23:21] <Relondo> MahaVishnu, Alright, thanks. I'm sure someone else can help too :)
[23:21] <WaraudonX> I want to flush the route table on a Ubuntu Server acting as a gateway, but I don't want it to remove the routing table for the network interfaces. Possible?
[23:21] <MahaVishnu> dany$ can you describe just not working? what have you tried? I heard someone said its an atheros card
[23:21] <dany> MahaVishnu, i have no idea how to do that (New with linux)
[23:21] <MeQuerSat> dany, how do you mean it "doesnt work", can you view any wifi routers nearby?
[23:21] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat,  MahaVishnu:  thanks for the help. I'll assume that flash is not a viable option for me at this time
[23:22] <Si2100> Yeah, mahavishnu, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771692/
[23:22] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric_$ I don't see why not. is it just not showing ANY flash ??
[23:22] <Si2100> thats what he gave me
[23:22] <dany> MahaVishnu, no there is no wifi detected , i don't know if it's atheros or something else
[23:22] <Gary_B> whats the easiest way to get debug symbols?
[23:22] <brightspark> dany, do you know whether you have the drivers installed for your wireless card?
[23:22] <alsoeric_> MahaVishnu, flash *locks* my system
[23:22] <rarillo> Bye
[23:22] <brightspark> dany, on a new install these drivers are often not included by default
[23:22] <MahaVishnu> dany$ can you pastebin for me. lsmod | grep ath5k and sudo lshw -C network
[23:22] <MeQuerSat> Its an Atheros AR9485, I think its supported by athk9
[23:22] <dany> MahaVishnu, no i have no idea abt that
[23:23] <dany> MahaVishnu, okay
[23:23] <MahaVishnu> dany
[23:23] <MahaVishnu> lsmod | grep ath
[23:23] <alsoeric_> MahaVishnu, I can not recover without pulling power
[23:23] <mneptok> alsoeric_: how was Flash installed?
[23:23] <MeQuerSat> MahaVishnu, its an AR9485 ;)
[23:23] <DolGuldur> byes
[23:23] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric_$ what are your specs?? old machine?? you have flash installed.
[23:23] <Si2100> dany, have you checked to see if the aditional drivers have got a driver for it ?
[23:23] <Gary_B> i seem to need symbols for libdl.so.2  libc.so.6 d-linux.so.2
[23:23] <alsoeric_> mneptok, first vis stock process.  really was not paying attentiond
[23:23] <MeQuerSat> MahaVishnu, Im just not sure if the AR9485 is supported by ath9k at the moment
[23:24] <mneptok> alsoeric_: on AMD64 or i686?
[23:24] <MahaVishnu> mneptok$ for alsoeric_  http://pastebin.com/ScCh3L8G
[23:24] <alsoeric_> MahaVishnu, then  I took the ubuntu forum advice and used flash-fix
[23:25] <dany> MahaVishnu, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771698/
[23:25] <MahaVishnu> I told him to purge the i386 one and do a dpkg update adobe-flashplugin
[23:25] <dany> Si2100, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771698/
[23:25] <Si2100> Mahavishnu: product: AR9485 Wireless Network Adapter
[23:25] <labcoattech> is it possible to change the grub bootloader to something that is GUI
[23:26] <MahaVishnu> Si2100$ yea. I saw
[23:26] <skegeek> Where can I find settings telling GRUB menu to align correctly?
[23:26] <Si2100> =)
[23:26] <MahaVishnu> dany$ is it blank for lsmod | grep ath9k
[23:26] <MeQuerSat> Si2100, yeah, what I said about an hour ago xD
[23:26] <mneptok> alsoeric_ / MahaVishnu: last i knew the native AMD64 Flash plugin was not in the repos. instead you got the i686 Flash plugin, and nspluginwrapper. ugh.
[23:26] <Si2100> labcoattech: have a look for super-boot-manager on google
[23:26] <labcoattech> thanks
[23:26] <alsoeric_> when all options failed, a friend suggested a package that used nspluginwrapper
[23:26] <MahaVishnu> mneptok$ adobe-flashplugin *is* native 64bit
[23:27] <dany> MahaVishnu, yes
[23:27] <DolGuldur> byes
[23:27] <MeQuerSat> mneptok, adobe-flashplugin is native 64bit, flashplugin-installer is the wrapper setup
[23:27] <MahaVishnu> people get the i386 version by doing installing ubuntu-restricted-extras
[23:27] <MeQuerSat> ^
[23:27] <rar> bye byes
[23:27] <dany> MahaVishnu, it's just as you saw , nothing show up with the first cmd
[23:27] <MahaVishnu> happened to me and I didn't know till I came here to help someone else
[23:27] <conntrack> haha
[23:27] <sumosu> i have a notebook without HDD. Boot hangs for 1 minute saying "ata1:link to slow to respond" and "SRST error". how could i fix this? i'd like to adjust the timeout, disable the probing or the ata altogether
[23:27] <conntrack> Like I didn't notice
[23:27] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat, MahaVishnu  the dpkg update option.  I wonder if I did  that
[23:27] <Si2100> or you could just go to adobe website and download it ??
[23:28] <MahaVishnu> alsoeric_$ lsmod | grep ath is different from lsmod | grep ath5k
[23:28] <alsoeric_> sudo dpkg update adobe-flashplugin
[23:28] <alsoeric_> dpkg: error: need an action option
[23:28] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, you need to use apt-get
[23:28] <MeQuerSat> "dpkg" has different options
[23:28] <MahaVishnu> sry lol
[23:28] <MahaVishnu> sudo dpkg-update adobe-flashplugin
[23:28] <MeQuerSat> that would be it
[23:29] <MahaVishnu> I try to go too fast some times.
[23:29] <Si2100> i do that =)
[23:29] <MahaVishnu> or you can just do 'flash'
[23:29] <MahaVishnu> that also works for me
[23:29] <dany> MahaVishnu, what i have to do ?
[23:29] <kasad> no luck, can't disable sleep from cmdline
[23:30] <kasad> anyone else have some ideas? it's really annoying me
[23:30] <alsoeric_> no dpkg-update
[23:30] <MahaVishnu> dany$ well, did you install the propreitary drivers in the app. for your atheros? cause lshw is showing no driver/module loaded for your wireless card
[23:30] <kasad> (i don't have any gui installed btw)
[23:30] <MahaVishnu> kasad$ sleep like a black screen?
[23:30] <ImTheDude> pacistan
[23:30] <kasad> MahaVishnu yes
[23:30] <Si2100> mahavishnu, therefore it woundnt work... xD
[23:30] <kasad> MahaVishnu it borks my plesk setup
[23:30] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, did you already do "sudo apt-get remove --purge adobe-flashplugin:i386" ?
[23:30] <MahaVishnu> kasad$ remove option "DPMS" from your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:31] <dany> MahaVishnu, how to install it ?
[23:31] <ImTheDude> oops
[23:31] <alsoeric_> yes
[23:31] <MahaVishnu> Si2100$ indeed
[23:31] <Si2100> xD
[23:31] <Si2100> dany, check if theres anything in the hardware drivers,
[23:31] <MeQuerSat> dany, search for "driver" and click on the program called "Additional Drivers"
[23:31] <MahaVishnu> yea meng
[23:31] <MahaVishnu> ^
[23:32] <OerHeks> kasad, Ensure that all Powermanagement Settings in your machine's BIOS are disabled.
[23:32] <kasad> MahaVishnu: i don't have xorg.conf, no gui installed
[23:32] <brightspark> kasad, is it screenblank or suspend you are having trouble with (does it stop the hard disk & fans or just turn off the monitor)
[23:32] <kasad> MahaVishnu: it's fresh install and i have only sshd installed atm, no xwindos
[23:32] <kasad> brightspark: yeah it's suspend it's a laptop
[23:33] <MahaVishnu> oh its suspend
[23:33] <MahaVishnu> idk then..
[23:33] <lnx_1> Does anyone have experience setting up Mutt? more specifically the .fetchmailrc file?
[23:33] <kasad> brightspark: it's a laptop which i am going to turn into new test server because old one is like really old
[23:33] <kasad> brightspark: and this old laptop saves me one UPS :P
[23:33] <MeQuerSat> laptop as server :S
[23:33] <Si2100> sounds funny ?
[23:33] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat, yes, I did the remove and adobe-flashplugins are up to date
[23:33] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, did you also restart firefox?
[23:34] <dany> MahaVishnu, where to search
[23:34] <alsoeric_> yes
[23:34] <kasad> MeQuerSat: it's fine for my needs it's only a test server
[23:34] <Si2100> dany, you need to go to System > perfrances > aditions drive or Aditions hardware or Hardware dirvers
[23:34] <kasad> MeQuerSat: it has better hardware then my current test server which served me well for years
[23:34] <Si2100> i forget..
[23:34] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, type this in Firefox: about:plugins
[23:34] <MeQuerSat> and check for flash
[23:34] <MahaVishnu> gtg dinner time bbl
[23:34] <Si2100> Cyaa
[23:35] <MeQuerSat> cya MahaVishnu
[23:35] <kasad> OerHeks: i did check the bios first, thanks for the tip tho
[23:35] <MeQuerSat> kasad, "sudo nano /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.upower.policy"
[23:36] <MeQuerSat> then search for "<allow_active>yes</allow_active>"
[23:36] <MeQuerSat> change it to "no"
[23:36] <jrib1> lnx_1: you should just ask your real question
[23:36] <dany> Si2100, sys>admi>hardware drivers
[23:36] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat, found shockwave-flash
[23:36] <Si2100> yea
[23:36] <kasad> MeQuerSat: thanks, lemme try it
[23:36] <Si2100> dany, Yeah and let it search and tell me what comes up
[23:36] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, which version?
[23:36] <kasad> gotcha, brb
[23:37] <alsoeric_> Shockwave Flash 11.1 r102
[23:37] <Blue1> !pastebin
[23:37] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, thats the correct version, it should work
[23:37] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, if you really wanna be sure, you can try a reboot and see again
[23:38] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat, I know.  could it be a side effect of my video setup?
[23:38] <dany> Si2100,  there is no option for search , but there is message in french , i can tell what does it mean in english "there no hardware driver in use in the system
[23:38] <MeQuerSat> alsoeric_, big chance it is
[23:38] <kasad> MeQuerSat: i don't have polkit-1 folder
[23:38] <Si2100> dany, hmmm that means that Ubuntu ant liking it, so we must turn to google
[23:39] <Si2100> unless anyone else can help
[23:39] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat, :-)  marvee
[23:39] <kasad> MeQuerSat: im looking for policy elsewhere atm
[23:39] <brightspark> kasad, sounds like this guy had a similar problem: http://serverfault.com/questions/321499/how-to-disable-all-power-management-in-ubuntu-for-a-server-netbook
[23:39] <MeQuerSat> kasad, do a "ls /usr/share" and check if its maybe called a little differently
[23:39] <dany> Si2100, i can install teamviewer and let u check that with yrself , I really new with ubuntu
[23:40] <kasad> brightspark: thanks again gonna check it out
[23:40] <dany> Si2100, my ubuntu in french so tell me how i can change it to english if that possibble
[23:40] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat, latitude d830, intel cpu, nvidia chipset, dual monitor
[23:40] <Si2100> dany, yeah what we really need is the driver for it
[23:40] <FreezingCold> I tried google'ing this but I'm a little confused....  I want to use rsync with a ssh comand (let's say "ssh -l freezingcold 333.333.333.333") to copy over a dir on the server named /myfiles to my local machine on a dir called /thisismyfiles.  How can I do that with rsync?
[23:40] <Si2100> dany, so we need to make sure that ur wireless card is supported
[23:41] <kasad> MeQuerSat: nothing remotely similar only folder that starts with po i spopularity-contest wtf
[23:41] <konaya> Dang
[23:41] <dany> Si2100, yes thanks , how we can do that ?
[23:41] <kasad> i think that link from brightspark will help, reading now
[23:41] <konaya> The SOPA hearing moves about as quickly as a bug on launchpad
[23:41] <Si2100> dany, try and find the driver ?
[23:41] <Si2100> dany, check Ubuntu forums and google
[23:42] <Si2100> dany. i started with  " Atheros Communications Inc. AR9485 ubuntu wireless "
[23:42] <MeQuerSat> dany: I actually found the solution
[23:42] <Si2100> dany, and had a look for that
[23:42] <dany> Si2100, ok thanks , but i  did that before with no result
[23:42] <MeQuerSat> dany: you need to do this:
[23:42] <MeQuerSat> sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential
[23:42] <Si2100> dany, okie
[23:42] <dany> MeQuerSat, can u go ahead plz
[23:42] <MeQuerSat> then: wget http://www.orbit-lab.org/kernel/compat-wireless-3-stable/v3.2/compat-wireless-3.2-rc1-1.tar.bz2
[23:43] <MeQuerSat> tar jxvf compat-wireless-3.2-rc1-1.tar.bz2
[23:43] <MeQuerSat> cd compat-wire*
[23:43] <MeQuerSat> did you get that?
[23:43] <Si2100> extract and install from terminal ?>
[23:43] <MeQuerSat> yeah
[23:43] <Si2100> =)
[23:43] <kasad> brightspark, MeQuerSat : ok now we are getting somewhere, i have to install acpi-support first :P
[23:43] <alishah> hi when i run 'sudo apt-get install php5-fpm' in terminal i get this error 'package not found'
[23:44] <alishah> even if i do '
[23:44] <alishah> apt-get install php5 '
[23:44] <kasad> brightspark, MeQuerSat : hopefully this will do the trick, thanks again guys, will get back to ya
[23:44] <alishah> i get error 'package not found'
[23:44] <Firefishe> I'm using Oneiric/11.10.  Every time I log in, a nautilus window opens.  I want to stop this effect, but it happens, no matter what desktop I am using.
[23:44] <MeQuerSat> alishah, did you do "sudo apt-get update" first?
[23:44] <brightspark> good luck kasad
[23:44] <dany> MeQuerSat, still downloading
[23:45] <MeQuerSat> dany, can you do a "uname -a" and show us?
[23:45] <MeQuerSat> Im off to bed now, Si2100 you can help dany with this if you want to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1857808&page=7
[23:46] <MeQuerSat> its post #63
[23:46] <Si2100> MeQuersat; Sure nite
[23:46] <MeQuerSat> just replace 2.6 by 3.0 if dany has kernel 3.0
[23:46] <MeQuerSat> :)
[23:46] <iceroot> i am searching for a way for removing all conffiles for packages matching "dpkg -l | grep ^rc" so something like "sudo apt-get remove --purge foobar" but that is telling me that the package is not installed
[23:46] <Si2100> Okie
[23:46] <Si2100> ill try xD
[23:46] <Si2100> Cyaaa
[23:47] <Si2100> dany ?
[23:47] <iceroot> ah, sudo apt-get purge instead of remove --purge
[23:48] <dany> Si2100, thanks , the download will be done in 1 minute
[23:48] <Si2100> Okie
[23:49] <dany> Si2100, MeQuerSat told me to download this wget http://www.orbit-lab.org/kernel/compat-wireless-3-stable/v3.2/compat-wireless-3.2-rc1-1.tar.bz2
[23:49] <alsoeric_> MeQuerSat, if you still have the energy to tackle a video problem  latitude d830, intel cpu, nvidia chipset, dual monitor
[23:49] <Si2100> dany, Yeah
[23:49] <Si2100> he sent me the forum link
[23:50] <werever> HI friends, I looking for help to reset to default my user account settings by command line, I am pretty sure there is a config file I can edit by hand, (uuntu 11.10) what do you think?
[23:50] <alishah> how can i navigate opened windows in  ubuntu 11.10
[23:50] <dany> Si2100, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771726/
[23:50] <alishah> i minimized a window and now i can't find it
[23:50] <Si2100> dany, is that saying its download and installed ?
[23:51] <dany> Si2100, i just download it , not installed yet
[23:51] <Si2100> Okie,
[23:51] <Si2100> next is to intall it
[23:52] <sumosu> OT: is the linux mint irc server down or something?
[23:53] <OerHeks> sumosu, we don't know, mint is not supported here
[23:53] <dany> Si2100, what's the next step ?
[23:53] <dusf> !grub
[23:53] <Si2100> dany, Wheres it downloaded to ?
[23:54] <Si2100> dany ?
[23:55] <dany> Si2100, http://paste.ubuntu.com/771729/
[23:55] <werever> HI friends, I looking for help to reset to default my user account settings by command line, I am pretty sure there is a config file I can edit by hand, (uuntu 11.10) what do you think?
[23:55] <Si2100> dany, okie so thats in your home folder ?
[23:55] <dany> Si2100, yes
[23:56] <Si2100> dany, Okie so extract it to there for desktop
[23:56] <client_> Hello
[23:56] <Gentoo64> werever, just rm -rf /home/user
[23:56] <dany> Si2100, how i can do that
[23:56] <Si2100> double click on the tar,
[23:56] <Si2100> and then click Extact
[23:56] <werever> Gentoo64, trying thanks
[23:57] <Gentoo64> werever, delete the config files in there
[23:57] <Gentoo64> werever, i think dconf or gconf is the main one
[23:57] <Gentoo64> for the general de settings
[23:57] <kasad> brightspark, MeQuerSat : so far so good, thanks a lot guys <3
[23:58] <brightspark> kasad, excellent, glad to help
[23:58] <kasad> i owe you a 6pack man
[23:58] <kasad> <3 respect
[23:58] <Si2100> lol
[23:58] <danny> trace danny
[23:58] <dany> Si2100, how i can do that
[23:59] <Si2100> dany extract the tar ?
[23:59] <danny> tar -xf
[23:59] <Si2100> dany, you trying to ectract it from terminal ?