[00:00] <ActionParsnip> renemoraes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DellBIOS
[00:00] <testing123321> does anyone here know how to make facebook detect webcam on ubuntu ?
[00:00] <testing123321> thanks in advance
[00:00] <D4nt3> hello. I'm recently purchased an hp pavilion dv6 laptop and I've been trying desperately to install ubuntu. I've tried both install via a dvd and using wubi and neither works correctly. Everything works fine but the screen refuses to turn on while ubuntu is booted. I manage to get it to output to my monitor by a vga cable though so I'm sure the os itself is working. Would anyone know how to
[00:00] <D4nt3> fix this?
[00:01] <almoxarife> testing123321: your web browser needs to see the camera, it sees it, facebook sees it
[00:02] <Teratogen> D4nt3, does the screen turn on at all?
[00:02] <renemoraes> ActionParsnip: thank you very much! really! I will follow the steps... thank u again!
[00:02] <D4nt3> no it's off completely
[00:02] <testing123321> how does one make the web browser see the camera tho ?
[00:02] <go8765> is any library on ubuntu for some text/pdf documents?
[00:02] <Teratogen> D4nt3, you don't even see the BIOS splash?
[00:03] <almoxarife> testing123321: that depends on the browser, but chances are your system does not see the camera, is it builtin?
[00:04] <testing123321> it works on other webchat but not on facebook
[00:04] <testing123321> no it's not built-in
[00:04] <D4nt3> When I boot via wubi I see a splash screen that tears after a few seconds then my screen turns off. If I boot via the dvd I see a low res purple screen that disappears after a few seconds.
[00:05] <escott> !nomodeset | D4nt3
[00:05] <almoxarife> testing123321: then you really got an odd issue, if you have used the camera with the web browser before then its between you and facebook settings
[00:06] <testing123321> o.O I see
[00:06] <Oer> testing123321, set facebook on Allow : found @ http://superuser.com/questions/192253/how-do-you-enable-webcam-support-in-facebook-for-ubuntu-10-04 >>> http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager06.html
[00:07] <raven> ActionParsnip i tried theese hints but it still does not change the settings
[00:07] <almoxarife> Oer: it is a facebook setting then :)
[00:07] <Oer> almoxarife, no flash setting
[00:08] <testing123321> thank you :D
[00:08] <testing123321> so i need sun java then ? :)
[00:08] <almoxarife> Oer: flash setting for the cam to work?
[00:08] <pitlimit> what file system can be read by ubuntu, mac os x AND windows?
[00:08] <almoxarife> testing123321: java for flash?
[00:09] <ubluntu> pitlimit: fat32
[00:09] <pitlimit> hm
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> pitlimit: ntfs
[00:09] <testing123321> the web page says to install sun java ...
[00:09] <SVNDR> How can i changed my fans RPM? ive tried with lm-sensors but it doesnt detect my fan. ive tried looking in BIOS but there is no option there
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> testing123321: sun doesn't own java now, oracle does
[00:10] <pitlimit> ActionParsnip: is ntfs writeable by mac os x?
[00:10] <raven> how to copy xfce settings to another machine
[00:10] <ubluntu> pitlimit: its not readable by default either afaik
[00:10] <ActionParsnip> pitlimit: no idea, I don'tuse apple's rubbish
[00:10] <ahhughes> currently, when I goto \\mymachine\  the samba share will share ~/   But I want it to share more than that, not sure how to ask that question better... but hopefully you can understand what I am trying todo. How can I configure other directories to be shared on samba.
[00:10] <almoxarife> testing123321: assuming you have a ubuntu install you already have java
[00:10] <pitlimit> I will reword my question. What file system can be rw by ubuntu mac osx and windows?
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> pitlimit: fat32 certainly will but its not very robust, plus 4Gb file limit may affect your storage option
[00:11] <almoxarife> pitlimit: ntfs
[00:11] <pitlimit> oh
[00:11] <pitlimit> ok
[00:11] <pitlimit> thanks
[00:11] <NastyNaz>  how do I stop tty making the screen go black after 5min of inactivity?
[00:12] <ubluntu> NastyNaz: disable dpms
[00:12] <Oer> SVNDR,if lmsensors do not recognize yours, it will run automatic by ACPI, full speed i guess
[00:12] <almoxarife> NastyNaz: install a desktop and configure it to do so
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> testing123321: do you use 32bit ubuntu?
[00:12] <wrektjet> is there a way to restore the default i was messing around with compiz in unity mode and i killed everything on my desktop - just a blank now. running off a terminal
[00:13] <SVNDR> Oer: is there any way to check what RPM its running at
[00:13] <Gill> hey anyone know why this would be happening? [WARNING] Non-preferred master advertising: reasserting control of VIP with another gratuitous arp
[00:13] <mishugana> my ubuntu 10.10 livecd wants a username and password. anyway to get around this
[00:13] <testing123321> Yes, 32 bit
[00:13] <urlin2u> wrektjet, unity --reset then reboot
[00:13] <almoxarife> wrektjet: try a reboot
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> mishugana: press CTRL+ALT+F1  and run:  passwd ubuntu   press CTRL+ALT+F7 and login as ubuntu with the password you set
[00:14] <urlin2u> wrektjet, a plaiun reboot may be the answer as suggested as well.
[00:14] <urlin2u> plain*
[00:14] <NastyNaz> ubluntu: how do I disable dpms?
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> testing123321: http://paste.ubuntu.com/797750/
[00:14] <ubluntu> NastyNaz: do you have an xorg.conf ?
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> testing123321: that's my script to install oracle java 1.7_02
[00:14] <mishugana> when i control alt f1 it says Authentication failure 11 times
[00:15] <testing123321> cool :D
[00:15] <ubluntu> NastyNaz: or for command line only ?
[00:15] <testing123321> thanks
[00:15] <NastyNaz> ubluntu: im using the ctrl+alt+f1 terminal
[00:15] <NastyNaz> ubluntu: if i use gui and fullscreen irrsi it never goes black but in ctrl+alt+f1 it does
[00:16] <Oer> SVNDR, not without lmsensors AFAIK
[00:16] <Gill> anyone have any idea why my VIP always gets pulled to one of the servers?
[00:16] <ubluntu> NastyNaz: xset force dpms off
[00:16] <ubluntu> NastyNaz: sorry xset dpms force off
[00:16] <SVNDR> Oer: damn, alright cheers.. just got a massive overheating problem
[00:16] <ubluntu> NastyNaz: probably have to do that every reboot though.
[00:17] <renemoraes> ActionParsnip: I received this warning: "This system does not appear to have any updates available. No action necessary." Do u know if the community repositories are always updated?
[00:17] <almoxarife> NastyNaz: so you use irrsi strictly for the sense of ????? 1960 but you are willing to screw with dpms simply because it 'may' keep a terminal screen from going dark?
[00:17] <NastyNaz> ubluntu: i get error:unable to open display ""
[00:18] <escott> NastyNaz, xset is an x11 command
[00:18] <ubluntu> hrm. how do you stop dpms for just cli then ? vbetool ?
[00:20] <almoxarife> ubluntu: no, you remove gnome-screen saver , install x-screen saver and you keep dpms, but that would still stink of gui in some circles, i am sure there is a more difficult way though
[00:21] <NastyNaz> so in text-only ubuntu how do I stop it going to screensaver?
[00:21] <almoxarife> ubluntu: and yes, dont forget to auto-run x-screen saver in user mode
[00:21] <almoxarife> NastyNaz: there is no such thing as 'text' only ubuntu, look it up
[00:22] <NastyNaz> well in tty
[00:22] <NastyNaz> if I go into gui and turn screensaver off will it work in tty?
[00:22] <Guest71897> Hello! good day!
[00:23] <almoxarife> NastyNaz: why not try, live a little
[00:23] <escott> NastyNaz, i dont think so. X should give up control over the hardware to the kernel
[00:23] <ubluntu> NastyNaz: sorry guess I only know how to do it for x sorry
[00:23] <Guest71897> hey, how do I change my nickname here?
[00:24] <NastyNaz> turns out gui was already set to never turn screen off, so I guess the answer to my initial question is 'no'
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> Guest71897: /nick name
[00:25] <Rexter> sweet! thanks!
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: np man
[00:25] <Rexter> Is this the ubuntu help channel?
[00:26] <JasonGriffee> Can someone please explain how to connect a xbox360 controller to ubuntu?
[00:26] <almoxarife> JasonGriffee: plug it in, see if it works, tried it?
[00:27] <JasonGriffee> almoxarife, of course. it won't see it.
[00:27] <xubuntu5> how does one auto mount drives?
[00:27] <almoxarife> JasonGriffee: and i am not trying to be funny, that is how i read it, it would just work, ps3?? no, not so lucky
[00:28] <escott> almoxarife, does it not appear in xinput?
[00:28] <almoxarife> escott: it does, the ps3?
[00:28] <_HoochMan_> xubuntu5: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
[00:29] <JasonGriffee> almoxarife, any advice?
[00:29] <escott> almoxarife, sorry meant that for JasonGriffee  i guess. check if it appears in xinput --list
[00:29] <xubuntu5> thanks hooch
[00:30] <almoxarife> JasonGriffee: google?
[00:30] <_HoochMan_> xubuntu5: your welcome
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> JasonGriffee: isn't it just a bluetooth joypad?
[00:30] <JasonGriffee> escott, no
[00:30] <almoxarife> JasonGriffee: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Controller
[00:30] <hansg01> i have a prob using firefix
[00:31] <ubluntu> ActionParsnip: thats ps3. but the ps3 stick also has usb.
[00:31] <hansg01> the righ click menu doesn't remain if i move the  mouse cursor
[00:31] <almoxarife> ps3 uses sixaxis package and a pairing thing that made my head hurt
[00:31] <JasonGriffee> almoxarife, tried it
[00:31] <hansg01> no such prob in chrome
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> JasonGriffee: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Controller
[00:32] <xubuntu5> pysdm that was easy thanks again hooch!
[00:32] <almoxarife> hansg01: there you go, no reason to look back, chrome on
[00:32] <JasonGriffee> ActionParsnip,  tried it
[00:32] <hansg01> have removed official ubuntu update channel firefox and installed aurora from firefox bt the probstil remain
[00:33] <almoxarife> JasonGriffee: there you go, you have to figure it out and then you become the channel expert
[00:33] <hansg01> almoxarife: it seems so, bt anyone else facing this prob?
[00:34] <xubuntu5> hoooch!
[00:34] <xubuntu5> i have one more question
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> JasonGriffee: may help http://www.playdeb.net/updates/ubuntu/10.10/?q=qjoypad
[00:34] <xubuntu5> how can i automount via sshfs?
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> JasonGriffee: you'll need to install the playdeb deb to add the ppa
[00:34] <almoxarife> JasonGriffee: or you restate the question, ' hey guys, how can i use the xbox controller as a terminal pointer??' that might get the purists interested
[00:34] <Rexter> I just did a fresh install of ubuntu 10.04 64bit on a new Ibuypower system. Nothing fancy, just a little Asrock mini atx board with built on graphics. The issue is ubuntu will only do 800X600 with the gui tool. how do I get in to fix this?
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: what GPU?
[00:35] <almoxarife> hansg01: i use chromium just so i dont have the issue
[00:35] <_HoochMan_> xubuntu5: hmmm, I wouldn't know that one, try searching on the ubuntu help site,maybe they have something
[00:35] <Rexter> ActionParsnip; how can I tell?
[00:35] <xubuntu5> alright thanks
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: lspci | grep -i vga
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: you can add them in /etc/fstab
[00:36] <hansg01> almoxarife: and yeah i m using chrome and chromium doesn't have the recent v16 while chrome has, what this?
[00:36] <xubuntu5> i can add sshfs to /etc/fstab?
[00:36] <xubuntu5> maybe write a script that runs on boot or something idk how i'd get it to enter the password for ssh maybe have to use auth files or something :( and thanks again hooch pysdm was just what i needed
[00:37] <mellin>  I've been trying to get FreeBSD installed using the Virtual Box package in Muon. FreeBSD will not boot with error message about long mode not being supported. I installed the extensions pack as well. Any help with what I need to do to get BSD installed in VM?
[00:37] <xubuntu5> and why is my audio sooo bad when i play a file that i've mounted with sshfs i'm just trying to play an mp3 on the remote comp locally but the audio is so messed up for some reason
[00:37] <almoxarife> hansg01: recent v16???
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: you may need to run:  sudo mount -a    in the desktop (or tweak the OS) to make it mount after the network comes up etc (unless the system uses a wired connection)
[00:37] <hansg01> almoxarife: the update to version 16
[00:37] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: Intel Sandybridge Integrated.
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: I suggest you use Oneiric, it has better support for the chip
[00:38] <xubuntu5> thanks action
[00:38] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: how do i change it?
[00:39] <almoxarife> hansg01: version 16 chrome is ??? better?
[00:39] <xubuntu5> how can i run my scripts after boot as root?
[00:39] <xubuntu5> i can't sudo in the script because that requires the root password
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: upgrade to precise (12.04) you can do in one jump. Or you will need to upgrade to maverick, then to natty, then to oneiric. Or you can install oneiric clean
[00:40] <escott> xubuntu5, you dont need sudo to mount in fstab
[00:40] <Pickleface_> hi how can I play starcraft 2 on ubuntu 11.10
[00:40] <xubuntu5> thanks escott
[00:40] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: belay my last. I know what you are talking about...
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: you can have a script run which has a looong sleep command in then run: sudo mount -a     may do it...
[00:40] <almoxarife> belayed aye
[00:41] <xubuntu5> if i chown the script to root will that still ask me for the root password if i have it running root commands?
[00:41] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: This comp is for a computer illiterate family member. i was really hoping to stick with a LTS.
[00:41] <escott> xubuntu5, take the sudo out. it is not needed
[00:41] <xubuntu5> but say i had something else that needed sudo is that how i would do it chown the .sh file?
[00:42] <ubluntu> xubuntu5: no
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: Lucid desktop suport ends when Oneiric's does
 ActionParsnip: belay my last. I know what you are talking about... , yearssssssssssssssssss since i heard that term :)
[00:42] <xubuntu5> oh how would i do that
[00:42] <escott> xubuntu5, you would chown the file restrict permissions and mark it as setuid and audit the code to make sure it sanitizes any inputs
[00:42] <xubuntu5> setuid?
[00:42] <xubuntu5> 4755?
[00:43] <xubuntu5> thanks again for all your help
[00:43] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: ah, ok. How do I get rid of Unity, and will it be just the same otherwise?
[00:43] <escott> xubuntu5, its not something you should do unless it is absolutely necessary. in this case it isn't since mount is setuid
[00:43] <xubuntu5> ok thanks
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: make a script with 3 lines:http://pastebin.com/buQJyUj4    save that somewhere and make it executable
[00:44] <ThomasBoxley> http://up.liga.ir/images/6m7ux4qi4c6tyn7dvp1x.swf
[00:44] <ThomasBoxley> oh god wrong channel
[00:44] <ThomasBoxley> don't click
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: Gnome isn't the ONLY desktop, you can use your favourite Gnome apps in XFCE and you will not have Unity....
[00:44] <xubuntu5> thanks action
[00:44] <xubuntu5> what does the a flag do?
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: then make it run in /etc/rc.local
[00:44] <xubuntu5> in mount
[00:44] <joker2u> whereis the startx setting to keep x from loading at boot?
[00:44] <xubuntu5> /usr/bin/startx??? not sure just a guess
[00:44] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: cool, buy i want the gnome version I'm used to.
[00:45] <ubluntu> joker2u: lightdm starts Xorg afaik
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: the -a option, tells the system to mount (A)ll the file systems in fstab
[00:45] <xubuntu5> got it!
[00:45] <xubuntu5> and you don't need sudo to do that??
[00:45] <joker2u> xubuntu5 it's artistx. I DO NOT WANT X!!  I want x dead,
[00:45] <xubuntu5> and then i just add it to rc.local?
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: rc.local will run the script as root, you will need to add an ampersand to the command so the script is backgrounded
[00:46] <escott> xubuntu5, no thats half of the reason for the existence of /etc/fstab
[00:46] <xubuntu5> i see
[00:46] <xubuntu5> so i can do either /etc/fstab or run that script with rc.local?
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: add it above the exit 0 line
[00:46] <xubuntu5> thanks
[00:46] <xubuntu5> just ./script & above exit 0?
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: the network will not be up when fstab is executed, so network shares will not mount
[00:46] <xubuntu5> ./script.sh
[00:46] <escott> xubuntu5, anything in rc.local is run as root, so you can do whatever you want there, or you can put it in fstab and run it yourself without sudo
[00:47] <joker2u> I lost all of my panels and can't do anything. I deleted the .config and EVERY file in every user and even root to force rebuild of defaults but still no panel
[00:47] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: What version of Gnome does ubuntu 11.10 contain?
[00:47] <xubuntu5> thank you so much
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: no do NOT use ./  use absolute path as there is no pwd
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: 3.2..
[00:47] <xubuntu5> ok
[00:47] <xubuntu5> thanks again!
[00:47] <joker2u> ?
[00:47] <bastidrazor> !text | joker2u
[00:48] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: the script will sleep 30 seconds, then run the mount -a   making the fstab mount for you.
[00:48] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: eew. looking to avoid that. can i go with Gnome 2.3 , or 2.4?
[00:48] <xubuntu5> thanks action
[00:48] <joker2u> ubottu grub.conf has nothing to do with x?
[00:48] <Umeaboy> Lets for instance assume that I want to port a guide that's written for Ubuntu and/or Debian to another distro..........
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: gnome 2 is dead
[00:48] <xubuntu5> and i don't need the ./ in rc.local?
[00:49] <ubluntu> joker2u: grub is the boot loader for ubuntu
[00:49] <xubuntu5> can i run gui programs in rc.local or just background services?
[00:49] <xubuntu5> like have web browser start up
[00:49] <xubuntu5> and rc.local runs everything as root??
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: as I said, if you use XFCE, it will look and smell like Gnome 2, but you can use your Gnome apps easily as XFCE is coded in GTK
[00:49] <Umeaboy> If I then don't know what some of the packages in that guide are called in the other distro, how do I find out?
[00:49] <Umeaboy> I don't know what thoose packages contain.
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: yes everything runs as root, you can use su to run commands as any other user too :)
[00:49] <Umeaboy> I mean filewise.
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> xubuntu5: just services and command, there is no x server when rc.local is ran, unless you use the sleep method
[00:51] <joker2u> is there a way to manual edit of the desktop /startup application panel from the command line?
[00:51] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: I really appreciate all the info. I think I've come back 360 to my original question. I'm looking to stick with 10.04 if I can, but would like help with the graphics adjustment.
[00:51] <xubuntu5> ahh got it
[00:51] <xubuntu5> is that the only way to run x at startup with the sleep command?
[00:51] <xubuntu5> i like that idea of having it sleep and then load stuff
[00:51] <NastyNaz> ok after 20min on the internet searching im back to square one: how do I stop screen going black after 5min inactive in the ctrl+alt+f1 terminal?
[00:51] <ubluntu> Rexter: whats wrong with your graphics on 10.04 exactly so someone can help
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: when April next year rolls round, Lucid desktop support will be dead and Gnome 3 will be the only Gnome choice
[00:52] <escott> NastyNaz, see if there is anything in /sys related to dpms
[00:53] <Pickleface_> hi how can I play starcraft 2 on ubuntu 11.10
[00:53] <xubuntu5> NastyNaz i have one solution that may or may not work try running byobu in TTY1 (ctrl alt f1) and then in the byobu settings select something that updates more often then 5 minutes like ram usage maybe? or try running byobu and create a new tab in byobu and maybe run something like htop in on of the tabs
[00:53] <xubuntu5> byobu is awesome!
[00:54] <xubuntu5> you can have tabs in your TTY1 NastyNaz
[00:54] <Rexter> ActionParsnip: I realize this sounds thick skulled, and on my machine, I'm using 11.10 with unity, but this individual is used to Gnome 2, and will not want to change. So for my sanity, I think it best to stick with 10.04.
[00:54] <joker2u> please somebody tell me how to rescue a desktop?
[00:54] <NastyNaz> xubuntu5: that might not work cuz irssi keeps refreshing screen all the time and it still goes blank if i dont use keyboard
[00:54] <joker2u> please somebody tell me how to rescue a desktop?
[00:54] <Rexter> ubluntu: The screen resolution in the gui tool won't go higher than 800X600.
[00:54] <joker2u> .
[00:54] <joker2u> j
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> Rexter: xfce looks like gnome2. You could try the xorg edgers update ppa but the age of the stuff in Lucid makes newer stuff harder to get working
[00:54] <xubuntu5> dang you might be right NastyNaz hmm try hmm try running cmatrix -s screen saver mode for cmatrix that should keep going
[00:55] <ubluntu> Rexter: in the graphics properties? you can use xrandr to add a new mode. I could talk you threw it.
[00:55] <escott> joker2u, .config/autostart?
[00:55] <xubuntu5> might not be what you want to see after 5 minutes but still cool matrix screensaver
[00:55] <Rexter> ubluntu: that would be great! how to start?
[00:55] <fulcan> escott that sn crashed. this is joker
[00:55] <Pickleface_> hi how can I play starcraft 2 on ubuntu 11.10
[00:55] <ubluntu> Rexter: well on the 10.04 machine open a terminal
[00:56] <fulcan> escott .config/autostart?  I need old config completely nuked!
[00:56] <zdh> a
[00:56] <Rexter> ubluntu: there.
[00:56] <escott> fulcan, rm -rf it then
[00:56] <fulcan> escott I am on a live cd as my ONLY access to my drive.
[00:57] <ubluntu> Rexter: can you pastebin the output of xrandr -q ?
[00:57] <zdh> q
[00:57] <fulcan> escott I deleted the entire user directory and root directory, rebuilt them, reboot and the damn panels are still gone. TOTALLY un navagatable
[00:57] <shaneo> hi im writing a little bash script is there a way to mask the actions of the script with user text for a cleaner looking install process
[00:58] <escott> fulcan, making a new user directory should be enough. what do you mean panels are gone
[00:58] <Jordan_U> shaneo: Install process for what?
[00:59] <escott> shaneo, you mean "echo"
[00:59] <shaneo> its a script that setups an irc shell all at once
[00:59] <fulcan> escott yes, but how do I change the user that x goes into?
[00:59] <shaneo> yeah its alot of wget and tar commands and i just want to show some text insted
[00:59] <fulcan> escott how about this. How do I nuke X?
[00:59] <Rexter> ubluntu: http://pastebin.com/p0kvqf4z
[00:59] <escott> fulcan, with gdm it was a file in /etc/default/gdm not sure with lightdm but probably something in /etc/lightdm
[01:00] <ubluntu> Rexter: thats blank ?
[01:00] <NastyNaz> xubuntu5: fixed the problem, I edited /etc/default/grub and set grub_timeout to 0
[01:00] <Rexter> http://pastebin.com/P0kvqf4z
[01:00] <Rexter> sorry, not chatting on same machine.
[01:01] <ubluntu> Rexter: its ok. so run cvt 1920 1080 or whatever resolution you want
[01:02] <fyreme> hi
[01:02] <Rexter> ubluntu:  i don't understand your instruction.
[01:02] <ubluntu> Rexter: in terminal on 10.04 machine run command "cvt number number" for resolution modeline
[01:02] <fyreme> i have a dual boot sysem
[01:02] <fyreme> and i need to copy some windows files from ubuntu to dvd
[01:03] <ubluntu> Rexter: substitute number number for the resolution you would like.
[01:03] <fyreme> can anyone help?
[01:03] <Rexter> ubluntu, ok cool, next step?
[01:03] <Jordan_U> shaneo: It sounds like you would be better off using software from the repositories, but to redirect stdout of a command use "command > /path/to/file.txt" to get both stdout and stderr use "command 2>&1 > /path/to/file" for more help ask in #bash
[01:03] <ubluntu> Rexter: run xrandr --newmode "everything you got after ModeLine from other command"
[01:04] <fyreme> anyone?
[01:04] <fyreme> wow busy room
[01:05] <grobda24> What is the status of Asus Eee PC 701 ("4G") compatibility ?
[01:05] <Umeaboy> Isn't esound deprecated in Ubuntu?
[01:05] <somsip> grobda24: look up eeebuntu
[01:05] <Jordan_U> fyreme: Where are you running into a problem?
[01:06] <Umeaboy> fyreme: Use Samba.
[01:07] <Umeaboy> Or just open the partition in nautilus.'
[01:07] <fyreme> i cant login to windows can i still use nautilus or samba
[01:08] <fyreme> ubuntu is on the same drive as the windows partition
[01:08] <grobda24> somsip, thanks
[01:08] <Rexter> ubluntu: ok, seemed to take it...
[01:08] <ubluntu>  Rexter does it show up in the display thing now?
[01:09] <fyreme> i am not very expierenced with linux
[01:09] <Rexter> ubluntu: no
[01:09] <somsip> grobda24: you're welcome
[01:09] <almoxarife> fyreme: samba wont work is win is down, look at the disk utility, 'mount' the partion with win on it if it is not mounted, then use nautilus
[01:09] <Rexter> ubluntu: do I need to restart perhaps?
[01:09] <Jordan_U> fyreme: You should be able to access your Windows partition with nautilus. Ignore the comment about samba, it's not related to what you're trying to do.
[01:10] <grobda24> somsip, hang on ... eeebuntu is Aurora now. Is it still up to date for the 701 ?
[01:10] <ubluntu> Rexter: no xrandr --addmode default 1024x768_60.00  replace the last part with yours obviously
[01:10] <somsip> grobda24: you got me there. Been a long time since I looked at it
[01:10] <fyreme> jordon_u how do i access the windows files within linux?
[01:11] <grobda24> somsip, well, this is the problem I have
[01:11] <fyreme> is nautilus a command prompt or gui utility?
[01:11] <Jordan_U> fyreme: It should be one of the filesystems listed in the left column in nautilus. Just click it.
[01:11] <grobda24> Was thinking of installing latest Ubuntu (which had netbook absorbed into it)
[01:12] <grobda24> and then configuring from there to make it appropriate for the EeePC 701
[01:12] <Jordan_U> fyreme: Nautilus is  the name of Ubuntu's default GUI file browser.
[01:12] <somsip> grobda24: I found the eeeUser forums helpful when I looked at this: http://forum.eeeuser.com/ but currently under maintencance
[01:12] <Rexter> ubluntu: that's the mode I'm looking for 1024x768, can i type it in the same syntax as you did?
[01:13] <ubluntu> Rexter: you can also do a xrandr --output default --mode 1024x768 that should do it immediatly
[01:13] <NastyNaz> omg for all those that wanted to turn screensaver off in tty: sudo setterm -blank 0
[01:14] <Rexter> ubluntu: "Cannot find mode 1024X768"
[01:15] <fyreme> jordan_U thank you
[01:16] <ubluntu> Rexter: use that command from before then to add it
[01:16] <Rexter> ubluntu: I will point out that it does not recognize the monitor. I sees it as unknown. i don't know if that matters.
[01:18] <Rexter> ubluntu: "xrandr: cannot find mode "1024X768_60.00"
[01:19] <Rexter> ubluntu: sorry, I might be confused. Which command are we on?
[01:20] <Rexter> ubluntu: I got the same error on both.
[01:20] <ubluntu> Rexter: well did you run the cvt command and then use that for the xrandr --newmode command ?
[01:20] <Jordan_U> fyreme: You're welcome.
[01:21] <Rexter> ubluntu: I got all mixed up, sorry, go slow. cvt 1024 768, and then what command?
[01:21] <fyreme> i i would have sworn my friend said he had quick books on this machine
[01:22] <fyreme> finding everything but
[01:22] <ubluntu> Rexter: so everything after ModeLine from the cvt command goes in xrandr --newmode "stuff from cvt command"
[01:23] <Rexter> ubluntu: with quotes?
[01:23] <ubluntu> Rexter: so like xrandr --newmode "1024x768_60.00"   63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328  768 771 775 798 -hsync +vsync
[01:23] <Rexter> ubluntu: got it, then next?
[01:24] <ubluntu> Rexter: xrandr --addmode default 1024x768_60.00
[01:24] <danes> Hello, I am trying to play a DVD movie I just rented in Red box but I get this error: Could not read DVD. This may be because the DVD is encrypted and a DVD decryption library is not installed. How can I fix it?
[01:25] <ubluntu> danes: sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 I believe search for libdvdss if not
[01:25] <danes> ubluntu: E: Package 'libdvdcss2' has no installation candidate
[01:26] <StepNjump> hi guys, I am wondering if it would be ok to ctrl z out of photorec... it's a scarry piece of software and there is no exit out button
[01:26] <ubluntu> danes do a sudo apt-cache search libdvdcss
[01:27] <Rexter> ubluntu: what am i doing wrong? http://pastebin.com/DkS0uKWQ
[01:27] <almoxarife> !info libdvdcss2
[01:27] <titanes> hei, anyone awokened at this time of the hour??
[01:27] <Success> how make gnome3 theme
[01:27] <danes> ubluntu: http://pastebin.com/dpftz91K
[01:27] <BarkingFish> ubluntu: apt-cache policy libdvdcss2 reveals no installation candidate for me, and no version installed
[01:28] <Success> a link maybe?
[01:28] <ubluntu> danes: did they change it to libdvdread4 maybe try installing that?
[01:29] <BarkingFish> my system says it's referred to by another package though, so the chances are it's either been obsoleted and not removed, or it's missing from the pools
[01:29] <Rexter> ubluntu: you still with me?
[01:29] <ubluntu> Rexter: you put a capital X in 1024X768
[01:29] <almoxarife> danes: install the 'restricted......' for your version
[01:29] <Rexter> oh sorry
[01:29] <danes> almoxarife: how?
[01:29] <almoxarife> danes: you on ubuntu?
[01:29] <danes> almoxarife: yes
[01:29] <NastyNaz> anyone know a good resource for learning how to be a linux server admin? I need to learn how to automate user creation, permissions, creation of folders etc
[01:29] <ubluntu> danes: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:31] <fyreme> my friend is one of the few people I would do this for
[01:31] <somsip> NastyNaz: ubuntu unleashed might be a good place to start
[01:31] <Rexter> ubluntu: ah ok, got it, next?
[01:31] <ubluntu> Rexter: does it show up in xrandr -q  now?
[01:32] <ubluntu> Rexter: hit up on the arrow key on that other machine and redo the other commands
[01:32] <Rexter> Yes,
[01:32] <Rexter> ubluntu: yes
[01:34] <Rexter> ubluntu: should i try to change it in the monitor gui tool?
[01:34] <wookienz> hi, im running unity, the skype notification icon doesnt appear in the top bar like other progs. Any ideas/
[01:34] <ubluntu> Rexter: you can redo that other command xrandr --output default --mode 1024x768
[01:37] <danes> ubluntu, almoxarife, thanks
[01:38] <Rexter> ubluntu: check it out.  http://pastebin.com/XyMSLJ1s
[01:39] <ubluntu> Rexter: try xrandr --output default --mode 1024x768_60.00
[01:39] <SVNDR> was about to say that
[01:39] <Rexter> ubluntu: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed"
[01:40] <ubluntu> Rexter: well..... idk then... never seen that error should be working...
[01:41] <danes> ubluntu: It didn't work :(
[01:41] <danes> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:41] <pwasek>  is there a way to get upnp to commuinate with different networks on the same network?
[01:41] <Rexter> ubluntu: I'm thinking I need to reinstall the driver, or get it to see the monitor correctly, what do you think?
[01:41] <SVNDR> danes: you can get that from the software centre
[01:41] <ubluntu> danes: you mean playing a dvd still doesn' t work ?
[01:41] <danes> ubluntu: yes
[01:42] <danes> It looks like the restricted extras are installed
[01:42] <ubluntu> danes: did you install that dvd read package also
[01:42] <danes> ubluntu: yes
[01:42] <wrektjet> bah i cant get compiz going and im stuck somehow on a single desktop. flips slowly to a second side but i cant even move windows
[01:43] <ubluntu> danes: libdvdread4 should be the one....
[01:43] <almoxarife> Rexter: can you pastebin xorg.0.log??
[01:44] <ubluntu> danes: what you using to try to play a dvd vlc ??
[01:44] <danes> ubluntu: the movie player
[01:44] <Rexter> almoxarife: how do i bring it up?
[01:44] <danes> ubluntu: I'll try with VLC
[01:44] <ubluntu> danes: try with vlc
[01:45] <almoxarife> Rexter: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[01:45] <ubluntu> danes: dpkg shows me that libdvdread4 is the one.... ii  libdvdread4      4.1.3-10ubuntu4. library for reading DVDs
[01:45] <danes> ubluntu: yes, It is already installed
[01:46] <almoxarife> Rexter: then this            pastebinit /var/log/xorg.0.log
[01:46] <almoxarife> Rexter: share the link
[01:47] <Oer> danes, did you execute the css script too ? sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
[01:47] <judgen> What is the name of the package nowdays that lets you make gtk apps look like they are qt apps?
[01:47] <danes> Oer: nope, I didn't know that
[01:47] <Oer> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[01:48] <Rexter> almoxarife: thanks. I'm chasing my tail here. I'm gonna take the advice of ActionParsnip, and just go with 11.10.
[01:48] <ubluntu> Oer: thanks. was trying to help him but I upgraded and never had to run that command. so I obviously had no idea of it ;-)
[01:48] <ubluntu> Rexter: seems like a bug with your video driver.
[01:49] <Rexter> thanks to ubluntu, and almoxarife, and ActionParsnip for the help!
[01:49] <Rexter> ubluntu: yep, i'm whipped. :(
[01:52] <Chipzzz> mode Chipzzz -s
[01:52] <Chipzzz> whoops :O
[01:58] <monica_> hi
[01:59] <monica_> why I haven't a xorg.conf file in my 11.10 version?
[01:59] <monica_> should it be in /etc/X11 ?
[02:00] <somsip> monica_: there isn't one as standard
[02:00] <monica_> somsip ....where is it?
[02:01] <somsip> monica_: there isn't one as standard
[02:01] <Chipzzz> monica_: the xserver is being set by KMS automatically, but if you write an xorg.conf it will become the configuration
[02:01] <debsan> monica_, xorg doesn't need a xorg.conf anymore
[02:01] <monica_> if a configuration is not there why my graphic card works? I don't understand sorry
[02:02] <somsip> monica_: xorg now uses something (clever mode, or guaranteed mode) where most of the time a conf is not required
[02:02] <monica_> thanks debsan
[02:03] <monica_> so if I need to configure xorg I have to create a xorg.conf file before?
[02:03] <debsan> monica_, np, thank other ppl too :)
[02:03] <Chipzzz> monica_: yes, and you have to put "nomodeset" in the kernel boot line
[02:03] <somsip> monica_: yup http://askubuntu.com/questions/65744/i-need-to-add-sections-in-xorg-conf-do-i-need-to-create-it
[02:04] <badbandit> hello, what are the keyboard shortcuts to show all open windows
[02:04] <monica_> nice....thanks you
[02:04] <badbandit> lke on osx where they all show up as thumbs/small and you can click whatever one to focus back in
[02:05] <debsan> badbandit, it depends on what DE you are using.
[02:05] <Glacia> *raises hand for ubuntu help*
[02:05] <Culiforge> hey all, I'm running 10.04 and have not customized the gui at all (that I'm aware of :). I have this issue wherein I mouse over the ubuntu icon in the upper left corner on the taskbar and a selector/chooser of the four desktop/workspace areas is presented. It's quite annoying and I'd like to turn it off.
[02:07] <Glacia> my 10.04 update manager is not showing update option to 10.10
[02:09] <jgcampbell300> is there a easy way to test the speed capabilities of my network ?
[02:09] <acerimmer> jgcampbell300: http://www.speedtest.net/
[02:10] <jgcampbell300> acerimmer, sorry .. not internet connection, the speed between my computers and servers etc ..
[02:16] <fyreme> i didn't know that ubuntu would mount a windows partition automatically
[02:16] <fyreme> is this something new?
[02:17] <_jason> fyreme: fairly old
[02:17] <fyreme> what version of ubuntu did this come out in?
[02:17] <fyreme> wish i had more time to master ubuntu
[02:17] <ActionParsnip> fyreme: as you use it, you will learn
[02:18] <fyreme> true
[02:18] <fyreme> most of my time is spent preparing for ccna exam
[02:18] <fyreme> too expensive to fail
[02:18] <ActionParsnip> fyreme: hope it goes well :)
[02:18] <fyreme> ty
[02:18] <fyreme> jan 30
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> fyreme: your cisco routers basically run linux, you can make all the sub interfaces you like in Ubuntu
[02:23] <Tune> good night
[02:23] <Tune> i have a question
[02:23] <Tune> i want to install ubuntu studio and i have to format my hd
[02:24] <Tune> do i have to chose a particular filesystem or it doesn't matter?
[02:24] <Tune> i refer to ext1, ext2, ext3
[02:24] <Tune> ecc
[02:24] <surskitty> hey, I'm running 10.10 and dpkg is segfaulting whenever I try to install anything.  I don't know of anything I could've done to break it.
[02:25] <ActionParsnip> Tune: default is ext4
[02:25] <Tune> perfect
[02:25] <Tune> thank you very much :)
[02:26] <p3rsist> Hi guys. How can I add a home directory to a user without one?
[02:27] <ActionParsnip> p3rsist: sudo mkdir /home/name; sudo chown -R name:name /home/name
[02:28] <p3rsist> ActionParsnip: yeah, but will it be the default home directory for that user when I log in with it?
[02:30] <ActionParsnip> p3rsist: it's set in /etc/passwd
[02:30] <p3rsist> Thanks
[02:30] <p3rsist> ActionParsnip: Thanks ;)
[02:35] <judgen> Is gtkqt not available in oneiric?
[02:36] <docwhat> How do I figure out where to get apt-get the latest version of a package (tmux in this case); I want to learn to fish, not be handed a fish....
[02:36] <pksadiq> !gtkqt
[02:36] <docwhat> There are these ppa things, but I don't know how to find them...etc.
[02:36] <pksadiq> !find gtkqt
[02:36] <docwhat> I have 10.04 LTS
[02:36] <somsip> docwhat: I installed it yesterday with 'apt-get install tmux'
[02:36] <zykotick9> !ppa | docwhat
[02:37] <docwhat> In 10.04 it's version 1.1 -- the latest is 1.5.1 I think, somsip.
[02:37] <Tune> bye, good night and thanks again! :)
[02:38] <somsip> docwhat: then you don't want to install the latest package. You want to install from PPA or source?
[02:38] <diverdude> hello.i have huge problems...fro some reason i cannot startup my ubuntu system. when i startit up it shows the load screen and then it shuts down again. i can start it in safe mode and get a terminal..how can i solve this problem?
[02:39] <docwhat> somsip: I want the latest tmux, regardless of what is available in 10.04.
[02:39] <docwhat> I could compile it from source, but I'd rather it be auto-updated like everything else.
[02:39] <zykotick9> !latest | docwhat
[02:40] <docwhat> zykotick9: Oh, sure.  But tmux isn't a system critical item. It's a user-sanity-critical item. ;-)
[02:40] <somsip> docwhat: I cannot find a PPa for tmux. So you either stay with what is available for 10.04, upgrade from 10.04 to a more recent version, or instal from source
[02:40] <pwasek>  is there a way to get upnp to commuinate with different networks on the same network?
[02:41] <somsip> docwhat: or find a PPA for tmux...
[02:41] <zykotick9> docwhat: does tmux have any advantages over screen?
[02:41] <docwhat> somsip: Okay, thanks.  You determined that via the +ppas url above?
[02:41] <somsip> docwhat: from searching
[02:41] <docwhat> zykotick9: It depends on who you ask, but I love it.
[02:41] <somsip> zykotick9: http://www.wikivs.com/wiki/Screen_vs_tmux
[02:41] <docwhat> tmux is scriptable from a shell script, which screen isn't.
[02:41] <zykotick9> somsip: thanks
[02:42] <somsip> zykotick9: looking at this myself yesterday....
[02:42] <docwhat> It has a new architecture and code base. If you ever looked at screen's code....*shudder*.  But people are working on making screen better too...but lots of cruft to remove.
[02:44] <judgen> ubottu claims that gtkqt is in kde-workspace-data , but i for one can not find it within the package and not in systemsettings either.
[02:44] <DiscordianUK> lollol
[02:44] <zykotick9> somsip: well, that article was promising for tmux right up to "bsd license", I'll stick to screen.  Thanks for the link - informative.
[02:44] <botmaster> any 1 give me INFO ON bot net setup
[02:48] <somsip> zykotick9: np
[02:48] <botmaster> hi
[02:48] <botmaster> hi
[02:48] <botmaster> hi
[02:48] <FloodBot1> botmaster: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:48] <acerimmer> bot vs. bot???
[02:49] <botmaster> u say bots
[02:49] <docwhat> zykotick9: *shrug*
[02:51] <MasterChief0312> Heey
[02:51] <maddyo27> HEEYYY
[02:51] <MasterChief0312> Oooo heey... ;)
[02:51] <maddyo27> :)
[02:51] <surskitty> running ubuntu 10.10; dpkg segfaults on any attempt to install packages; it was working fine yesterday and I don't know of anything that might have caused it; how do I fix it?
[02:51] <maddyo27> penius
[02:51] <MasterChief0312> what's up
[02:52] <maddyo27> painus
[02:52] <botmaster> whast up
[02:52] <maddyo27> ur mom
[02:52] <MasterChief0312> kthnxbai
[02:52] <MasterChief0312> ASS
[02:52] <MasterChief0312> ASS
[02:52] <MasterChief0312> ASS
[02:52] <FloodBot1> MasterChief0312: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:53] <MasterChief0312> what?
[02:53] <maddyo27> lolololol
[02:53] <MasterChief0312> fuck
[02:53] <maddyo27> fuck?
[02:53] <MasterChief0312> UBUNTU!
[02:53] <DiscordianUK> Oh my
[02:53] <MasterChief0312> Oh hai
[02:53] <maddyo27> dah fack?
[02:54] <botmaster> where can i get a bot
[02:54] <MasterChief0312> "/msg Botserv ASSIGN"
[02:54] <maddyo27> ur mom
[02:54] <MasterChief0312> ON THIS DICK
[02:54] <DiscordianUK> dear me
[02:54] <Glacia> thank you
[02:55] <nikhil_> anyone here use zentyal?
[02:55] <DiscordianUK> don't you people have any quality control?
[02:55] <botmaster> any one here use or on backtrack
[02:55] <somsip> !backtrack | botmaster
[02:55] <DiscordianUK> you allow people to ask for bots?
[02:55] <botmaster> or frome uk
[02:56] <DiscordianUK> I'm uk but I can't/won't sell you a bot
[02:56] <botmaster> why
[02:56] <somsip> !ot | botmaster
[02:56] <botmaster> you got em why cant i
[02:57] <DiscordianUK> I don't have a bot
[02:57] <botmaster> you use bt5
[02:57] <DiscordianUK> No
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> botmaster: backtrack isn't supported here
[02:57] <botmaster> so
[02:57] <almoxarife> !ot | DiscordianUK
[02:57] <almoxarife> !ot | botmaster
[02:58] <botmaster> so
[02:58] <botmaster> fuck u
[02:58] <ActionParsnip> botmaster: which makes it offtopic (not for dicussion)
[02:58] <Star_Light> LOL
[02:58] <Star_Light> looool
[02:58] <comawhite> I was wondering how I can install ubuntu-server-11.04 to my other pc, that doesn't have a monitor?
[02:58] <Star_Light> what a jerk.
[02:58] <DiscordianUK> I haven't broken guidelines
[02:58] <almoxarife> !op | botmaster
[02:58] <botmaster> metasploit
[02:59] <Star_Light> botmaster,  get away from here man
[02:59] <ActionParsnip> comawhite: you'll need to boot it with some media to get the OS setup, you can then decapitate it and configure via ssh
[02:59] <nza> !op | botmaster
[02:59] <Star_Light> we don't give advice for cracking tools
[02:59] <botmaster> ipv6 FLOOD
[02:59] <nza> what about rainbow tables
[02:59] <DiscordianUK> let's page a net op
[02:59] <ActionParsnip> !ops | botmaster
[02:59] <comawhite> ActionParsnip, aww, I don't feel like moving my huge monitor 5 feet
[02:59] <comawhite> D:
[02:59] <nza> !ops | botmaster
[02:59] <botmaster> RANBOW TABLES
[03:00] <ActionParsnip> comawhite: if you had a drac card or iLo in it, you could do it all headless
[03:00] <nza> !ops | corretico
[03:00] <comawhite> ActionParsnip, no idea what that is
[03:00] <nza> !ops | coomawhite
[03:00] <nza> !ops | comawhite
[03:00] <ActionParsnip> comawhite: its a way to interact with servers remotely, even powering them off and on and configuring BIOS which isn't possible via SSH or RDP etc
[03:01] <botmaster> IPV6 FLOOD = DOS
[03:01] <pksadiq> nza: please, don't misuse it
[03:01] <nza> !ops christel
[03:01] <nza> !ops | christel
[03:01] <FloodBot1> nza: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:01] <veganadian> oh my.
[03:01] <DiscordianUK> do none of you actually understand IRC?
[03:01] <ActionParsnip> comawhite: looking after many servers, you get exposed to stuff like that :)
[03:01] <comawhite> ActionParsnip, hehehe
[03:01] <nza> !ops | jtrucks
[03:01] <botmaster> FUCK UR FAGGY RULES
[03:02] <nza> !ops | kloeri
[03:02] <ActionParsnip> botmaster: what do you hope to achieve exactly?
[03:02] <comawhite> ActionParsnip, yeah, it's just a random pc desktop turned server xD
[03:02] <ssfdre38> in apache where is the SERVER_SIGNATURE  located at?
[03:02] <comawhite> ActionParsnip, right now. I have Gentoo installed on it
[03:02] <Star_Light> is there any room for Java programming?
[03:02] <ActionParsnip> comawhite: still a server
[03:02] <comawhite> yup
[03:02] <nza> !ops | LoRez
[03:02] <Cpudan80> Star_Light: ##java
[03:02] <somsip> Star_Light: probably #java
[03:02] <ActionParsnip> Star_Light: #java
[03:02] <botmaster> a bot army
[03:02] <Star_Light> thank
[03:02] <Cpudan80> nza: Enough.
[03:02] <nza> !ops | kloeri
[03:03] <botmaster> bot army
[03:03] <acerimmer> finally
[03:03] <ActionParsnip> botmaster: nobody cares, nor is it supported here
[03:03] <DiscordianUK> dax : can you stop this nonsense
[03:03] <Quantum_Ion> lol
[03:03] <Quantum_Ion> botmaster what a name
[03:03] <MrKeuner> hi, is there an eclipse PPA?
[03:04] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | MrKeuner
[03:04] <DiscordianUK> or I will summon a freenode staffer
[03:04] <comawhite> I guess my only choice is to move my monitor with the keyboard and mouse
[03:04] <comawhite> fml
[03:04] <botmaster> i am the bot herder
[03:04] <Quantum_Ion> I wish ubunt linux ran cooler on my laptop
[03:04] <ActionParsnip> botmaster: its offtopic here, please tae it elsewhere
[03:04] <Quantum_Ion> assmaster
[03:04] <botmaster> bots
[03:04] <dax> botmaster: I don't think #ubuntu's really interested in your bots. It's an Ubuntu support channel on a network for free software, not a 1337 hax0r realm :)
[03:04] <botmaster> botty
[03:04] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: try lxde
[03:05] <botmaster> botnet
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> !ops | botmaster
[03:05] <Quantum_Ion> lxde ?
[03:05] <somsip> MrKeuner: might be worth looking at https://launchpad.net/~eclipse-team
[03:05] <pksadiq> ActionParsnip: are all they sleeping ? :)
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: yes, its a lighter desktop, uses fewer resources
[03:05] <MrKeuner> somsip, that does not work
[03:05] <somsip> MrKeuner: k
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> pksadiq: seems so
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> gone anyway
[03:05] <mrcnja> Quantum_Ion➤ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lubuntu
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: install lxde, log off, select LXDE session and log in.
[03:06] <Glacia> can anyone help me update to 11.10 please
[03:06] <DiscordianUK> I'm hear to learn
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade
[03:06] <DiscordianUK> it seems some folks aren't
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: what release are you on now?
[03:06] <Glacia> if that worked action i wouldnt be here
[03:07] <Glacia> 11.04
[03:07] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: its a good first thing. I have no way of knowing what you have tried, do I?
[03:07] <Glacia> true.... true
[03:07] <Quantum_Ion> ActionParsnip, Are you trying to sa Linux runs hot because of GNOME ?
[03:07] <HERElookingFORbo> any 1
[03:07] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: if you run:  sudo apt-get update     is it smooth with no warnings about keys or 404s?
[03:08] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: it uses a lot more resources, its worth exploring
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: Assuming it's smooth, run: sudo apt-get install update-manager-core; gksudo gedit /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades          change:  Prompt=lts   to: Prompt=normal    if necessary, save the new file, close gedit then run: sudo do-release-upgrade
[03:10] <mrcnja> yeah, I have run lxde on a pentium two without trouble
[03:10] <joint> does anybody in here run ubuntu?
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> joint: probably 99.9%
[03:10] <marko__> hi
[03:11] <tonyyarusso> Why do people ask silly questions?
[03:11] <acerimmer> why ask why?
[03:11] <joint> is it true that ubuntu 12.04 will boot in 2 seconds?
[03:11] <mrcnja> seems like a silly question to me
[03:11] <ActionParsnip> and why ask 'why ask why'   ad infinatum
[03:11] <marko__> can anyone help me with online games on ubuntu?
[03:11] <ActionParsnip> joint: doesn't here
[03:12] <acerimmer> !games|marko__
[03:12] <ActionParsnip> marko__: with some details, maybe
[03:12] <marko__> im trying to make backgammon multiplayer work
[03:12] <marko__> and i've read some online tutorials like http://pastehtml.com/view/bk3snh9z2.html
[03:13] <marko__> no wait wrong link
[03:13] <marko__> no let me find the link
[03:14] <marko__> i find link dont go there
[03:14] <ActionParsnip> joint: if you have a decent raid of SSDs then it could happen. Xpud boots in 3 seconds here
[03:14] <Quantum_Ion> ActionParsnip, My problem is that I have Ubuntu on automatic log in
[03:14] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: log off and you can choose your DE
[03:14] <Glacia> how do you pronounce the new ubuntu release name?
[03:15] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: http://www.forvo.com/word/oneiric/
[03:15] <Glacia> the name is oneiric right?
[03:15] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: I use on-ee-i-rik
[03:15] <don_ace> i like ubuntu!
[03:15] <Glacia> ok
[03:15] <don_ace> since 10mins
[03:16] <don_ace> i learn in 10mins more then in 2weeks mint 12
[03:16] <don_ace> xD
[03:16] <don_ace> no joke
[03:16] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: o·nei·ric/ōˈnīrik/
[03:16] <Glacia> i cant until i get to my linux quarter in school
[03:17] <Glacia> ty ActionParsnip
[03:18] <Glacia> – Computer Technology / A+
[03:18] <Glacia> – Network+
[03:18] <Glacia> – Microsoft Windows 7 Configuration (MCTS)
[03:18] <Glacia> – Security+ / Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA)
[03:18] <Glacia> – Microsoft Windows Server 2008 AD and Network Infrastructure
[03:18] <Glacia> – Linux+
[03:18] <FloodBot1> Glacia: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:18] <Glacia> sry i keep forgetting about paste.ubuntu.com
[03:19] <surskitty> !lastlog dpkg
[03:19] <surskitty> whoops
[03:19] <Glacia> but those are the courses i am taking ActionParsnip
[03:19] <naryfa> hello
[03:20] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: nice, I'm reading LPIA 101 & 102 currently
[03:20] <jtrucks> looks like the situation in here was handled?
[03:20] <Glacia> sweet.... my goal is to obtain CISCOs highest cert which has a 5% pass rate
[03:21] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: hardcore dude, all at same time?
[03:21] <Anon745> hello
[03:21] <Anon745> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC3Rzf41DoM
[03:22] <Anon745> u should watch this it is good
[03:22] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: certs are nice but experience counts a little better
[03:22] <ActionParsnip> Anon745: please don't spam in here
[03:22] <[deXter]> Glacia, is that CCIE ?
[03:22] <Anon745> no
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> Anon745: this is a support channel, not 'share youtube stuff with people who don't care',   next time just keep it to yourself
[03:25] <Glacia> they got bored and left
[03:25] <Glacia> ummm.... major help
[03:25] <Quantum_Ion> ActionParsnip, They need to fix the ACPI stuff in Ubuntu Linux really bad
[03:25] <Quantum_Ion> shit runs hot on laptops
[03:25] <naryfa> they need to fix a lot of things and they don't want to lol
[03:25] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: if companies didn't use cheap / proprietary ACPI, there woldn't be an issue
[03:26] <Quantum_Ion> ActionParsnip, okay
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: my Latitude D420 runs cool and quiet
[03:26] <somsip> Quantum_Ion: watxch the language, but kernel 3.2 is reported to have lots of power issues fixed in it
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: 100% works out of the box, including wifi
[03:26] <Glacia> my computer decided to suspend and kill network connections during the sudo do-release upgrade
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: did you upgrade whilst on battery power and not mains?
[03:27] <Quantum_Ion> ActionParsnip, I am tryinging lxde and it doesnt  run any color with xsensor installed
[03:27] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: is the system cooler?
[03:27] <Quantum_Ion> Maybe GNOME uses a lot of friggin power for the graphics and stuff
[03:27] <Quantum_Ion> No
[03:27] <Glacia> i was on main but came unplugged.... my tablet get confused and thinks mybattery is dead when its not
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: that as well as other stuff
[03:28] <Glacia> should i stop it and start over
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: could try:  sudo apt-get -f install
[03:28] <Quantum_Ion> Did you say you had Ubuntu Linux installed on an Apple ipad ?
[03:29] <Medjai> anyone here contemplating the move back to gnome from unity?
[03:29] <Glacia> no i said im using a tablet pc
[03:29] <naryfa> Medjai: me
[03:29] <Glacia> its still downloading and installing action
[03:29] <Quantum_Ion> Medjai, Not me I never upgraded in 11.whatever I will wait ofr another LTS release before I upgrade this motherlover
[03:30] <joint> just install the gnome shell. you can choose between gnome and unity at the login screen
[03:30] <joint> on 11.10
[03:30] <acerimmer> Quantum_Ion: co-sign LTS only.
[03:31] <deathof1> just a stupid question, has intelHD gotten any better with opengl?
[03:31] <Medjai> Idk it seems like i've lost productivity with unity
[03:31] <Medjai> I just don't seem to work as fast
[03:32] <Medjai> it's ugly and doesn't clash well
[03:32] <naryfa> Medjai: because lots of things are not there anymore. It's a withdrawal symptom you're experiencing :)
[03:33] <naryfa> Medjai: the only hope is MATE from Mint I guess
[03:33] <Oer> !nounity
[03:33] <Quantum_Ion> Medjai, Good thing you dont have Android ICe Cream Sandwich installed then you would really be complaining
[03:33] <ActionParsnip> Medjai: try Precise liveCD, should be ok.
[03:33] <Medjai> lol Quantum_Ion, i use ICS On my tablet i love it
[03:34] <deathof1> ill take that as a no
[03:34] <Medjai> What's different about 12.04 ActionParsnip ?
[03:34] <ActionParsnip> Medjai: could always use XFCE, doesn't use Unity and you can run your favourite gnome apps too
[03:34] <Quantum_Ion> Medjai, Try running it on Ubuntu
[03:34] <ActionParsnip> Medjai: later drivers, later xorg version
[03:34] <Medjai> lol they seriously ported it?
[03:34] <naryfa> What is that thing wayland?
[03:35] <Medjai> ActionParsnip, I'm also missing my gnome themes
[03:35] <Quantum_Ion> Medjai, Do you develop Android applications on Ubuntu Linux with Eclipse ?
[03:35] <Medjai> Quantum_Ion, I do
[03:35] <ActionParsnip> Medjai: its gnome3, gnome2 themes won't work
[03:35] <imnichol> I've got a problem with network-manager
[03:35] <ActionParsnip> naryfa: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Wayland
[03:35] <Medjai> ActionParsnip, I know I'm using gnome 3 themes
[03:35] <Medjai> Why do you ask Quantum_Ion ?
[03:35] <imnichol> I've installed openconnect and libopenconnect, but network-manager does not detect openconnect as a possible VPN type
[03:36] <Quantum_Ion> Medjai, just curious you know how slow the Android emulator can be
[03:36] <Quantum_Ion> Medjai, I wish it was smooth like the phone
[03:36] <somsip> Quantum_Ion: http://www.android-x86.org/
[03:37] <Teratogen> would Ubuntu be a good choice for my Acer netbook?
[03:37] <ActionParsnip> Teratogen: try it in liveUSB and see :)
[03:38] <urlin2u> Teratogen, I have a acer d250 everything is fine
[03:38] <Teratogen> let's see, I don't have a working CD/DVD USB drive for my netbook right now (it broke)
[03:38] <Teratogen> can I install Ubuntu from a usb thumb drive?
[03:38] <Teratogen> how many gigs would I need?
[03:38] <Quantum_Ion> somsip, Thanks for the link but I am too damn lazy to install Android to a x86 PC
[03:38] <Glacia> 2-4gb
[03:39] <somsip> Quantum_Ion: took me about 10 mins on VirtualBox
[03:39] <Teratogen> and what do I do, set the bios to boot from thumb drive?
[03:39] <Glacia> action... is sudo do-release-upgrade smart enough to get the packets it missed due to network error?
[03:39] <Oer> people who say damn are stupid
[03:39] <Quantum_Ion> somsip, cool
[03:40] <imnichol> Nevermind, I figured it out.  I needed to install the network-manager-openconnect package
[03:40] <Teratogen> well, I am not going to try it now because I don't have a thumb drive
[03:40] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: not sure tbh, try it is allI can say
[03:40] <Teratogen> but I will be asking for help later on =)
[03:40] <ActionParsnip> Teratogen: SD card?
[03:40] <slefishman1984> How is everyone tonight?
[03:40] <Teratogen> I'll buy a thumb drive from Wal-Mart
[03:41] <Teratogen> they have 4 gigs pretty cheap
[03:41] <Glacia> ok well term is busy doing the upgrade ill do the -f  install after..... <-- thats to fix rihjt?
[03:42] <Glacia> tera radioshack was all thumb drives on sell right now
[03:42] <wookienz> team, im looking to fix a bug in compiz for skype notifaction con. Located here: https://code.launchpad.net/~unity-team/compiz-core/compiz-core.fix_767095/+merge/62711 as a n00b, hwere do i find the file on my system to do the fix manually?
[03:43] <Quantum_Ion> Teratogen, lol@WalMart
[03:43] <urlin2u> Glacia, tab will finish the nics and show color like this one.
[03:43] <Teratogen> Wally World!
[03:43] <Glacia> ty urlin2u
[03:43] <urlin2u> Glacia, no problem. :D
[03:43] <Glacia> lol
[03:44] <Jordan_U> Teratogen: There are good instructions at http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download
[03:44] <Glacia> anyone know how to force laptop fan speed in 11.04
[03:45] <Quantum_Ion> Glacia, Did you install powertop ?
[03:45] <Glacia> no
[03:45] <ActionParsnip> Glacia: -f is fix, yes
[03:48] <average_guy> why is firefox 9 in the offical repo but not thunderbird 9?
[03:49] <artemis> Anyone have instructions on using compiz with gnome 3 fall back mode?
[03:50] <trism> average_guy: it is in oneiric proposed for testing at the moment
[03:50] <Glacia> ok i know this isnt an ubuntu question, but does anyone if and where i can get a stand-alone copy of the chrome OS...
[03:52] <pksadiq> !nounity | artemis
[03:52] <acerimmer> Glacia: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=chrome+os+download
[03:52] <somsip> acerimmer: lol
[03:52] <artemis> pksadiq, I knew that but I just needed instructions on using compiz on it
[03:54] <pksadiq> artemis: not yet used to. Doesn't it Alt+F2 compiz --replace help (if you have 3d support already)?
[03:58] <hasek79> will ubuntu be able to see and use the quad i7 processors?
[03:58] <FluxD> How do we search ubottu ?
[03:59] <pksadiq> !search info
[03:59] <FluxD> Isnt there a private search too ?
[03:59] <pksadiq> FluxD: /msg ubottu search string
[03:59] <FluxD> thanks
[04:01] <ChogyDan> is the ubuntu kernel 3.0.0.14.16 based on the 3.0.9 kernel listed on kernel.org? or is it based on 3.0.0
[04:02] <puff_> !kernel | ChogyDan
[04:03] <hasek79> can i edit the size of my partitions?
[04:03] <ChogyDan> puff_: I don't see an answer to my question, can you be more specific?
[04:05] <puff_> Ubuntu packages the latest 2.6 kernel for optimal desktop speed and features.
[04:05] <ChogyDan> hasek79: yes, use a livecd if you want to edit your main partition, use the program gparted, and be careful
[04:06] <ChogyDan> puff_: I guess the page is outdated, linux is 3.x now
[04:07] <puff_> well not everybody has time to update web pages
[04:07] <trism> ChogyDan: yes, it is 3.0.9 (plus ubuntu patches of course) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/890952
[04:08] <ChogyDan> trism: mhm, interesting,  thank you!
[04:09] <puff_> I think I screwed up my zone file
[04:09] <ChogyDan> !ops | JKuntsman dont spam your white trash please
[04:10] <pangolin> ChogyDan: ?
[04:10] <elky> ChogyDan, could you drop into -ops and give us more information please?
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[04:12] <puff_> idiot
[04:17] <crabs2> test
[04:17] <pksadiq> failed
[04:18] <noord> i have just installed ubuntu 11.04, which applications do you suggest to install ?
[04:19] <xangua> all¿
[04:19] <puff_> noord: thats pretty much up to you
[04:20] <noord> puff_: ok
[04:36] <bonk> I recently installed ubuntu 11 on an old toshiba portege 2000 and am having some issues connecting to wireless networks. is this the place to ask for help?
[04:36] <puff_> bonk: yup
[04:36] <puff_> !wifi | bonk
[04:38] <visual1ce> hi
[04:38] <puff_> !spam | Romney2012
[04:40] <bonk> ok so lspci doesnt detect a wireless card but in the network manager i can see wireless networks
[04:41] <puff_> bonk: you know the adapter you may need a driver
[04:42] <pangolin> puff_: are you receiving pm spam?
[04:42] <pangolin> if so please join #ubuntu-ops
[04:43] <pangolin> thank you staff
[04:44] <AuroraBorealis> how do you recover your encrypted home directory? the command everyone tells you to use doesn't work =/
[04:44]  * puff_ whistles a little tune
[04:45] <AuroraBorealis> how can a very important part of ubuntu..just not work >.>
[04:46] <puff_> unless you have something to hide encryption is sort of uncalled for
[04:46] <King_Ozzy> I demand free money!
[04:46] <AuroraBorealis> i'm not asking for opinions, i want to recover it cuase i want to reinstall o.o
[04:46] <bonk> puff i think i already have the driver
[04:46] <Guest2719> is 7.9 rootfs hood
[04:49] <AuroraBorealis> sooo i guess not.
[04:52] <jtr__> can someone tell me how to change my tcp to westwood from the current one, and how to revert back when needed??
[05:09] <administrator> uh\
[05:09] <surskitty> How do I return my keyboard shortcuts to default in 10.10?
[05:09] <administrator> hello every one
[05:09] <Troy_> hi lol nice name :S
[05:09] <Guest89759> ----------------------hello every one
[05:10] <jademonkey> hello all. are there any novice-intermediate html ppl here that have a couple of minutes?
[05:11] <somsip> jademonkey: probably more than a few in #html
[05:12] <jademonkey> youd think so huh. no one seems active over there tonight
[05:13] <somsip> jademonkey: so at the risk of going OT, what do you have?
[05:13] <Troy_> jademonkey: maybe just ask the question someone may know the answer to it
[05:14] <samba35> how to stop iptables
[05:14] <jademonkey> basically i am trying to get on with a company and I decided on friday to make a personal webpage (no idea if its worth it), but I have spent the weekend going thru html with no prior experience. wanted someone to give the site a once over and maybe make a couple suggestions to a noob
[05:15] <jademonkey> @samba35, debian is different than redhat, which you want to know?
[05:15] <somsip> jademonkey: url?
[05:15] <samba35> ubuntu 10.04
[05:16] <jademonkey> weshenderson.dyndns.info
[05:16] <Troy_> jademonkey: please tell me you use a css
[05:16] <jademonkey> yeah
[05:16] <Troy_> ok lets look
[05:17] <jademonkey> but its mostly what i could absorb in a weekend from fragmented online sources
[05:17] <somsip> jademonkey: can you create a new channel so those of us who want to give feedback can, and those who dont care can avoid the conversation?
[05:17] <jademonkey> sure
[05:17] <Troy_> somsip: #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:17] <Troy_> sorry jademonkey #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:18] <Troy_> I'm sleeing at the keyboard
[05:18] <jtr__> can someone tell me how to change my tcp to westwood from the current one, and how to revert back when needed??
[05:19] <Troy_> lol
[05:19] <dwees> can anyone here help me trouble-shoot a problem with my mouse after installing Ubuntu 11.10?
[05:20] <dwees> The mouse worked fine in 11.04, and now it's lit up (so the USB port is still working fine) but it does nada
[05:21] <Troy_> dwees: what kind of mouse
[05:21] <ki11j0y> hello?
[05:21] <dwees> wireless intellimouse, created by microsoft
[05:22] <dwees> model: 1009
[05:22] <ki11j0y> i have a question
[05:22] <dwees> also, plugged in another logitech USB mouse, and rebooted the computer, and no dice, that mouse doesn't work either
[05:23] <ki11j0y> for what, laptop?
[05:24] <Troy_> dwees: echo $XORGCONFIG
[05:25] <dwees> okay
[05:25] <dwees> how do I open up a terminal with the keyboard?
[05:26] <Troy_> hmm
[05:26] <dwees> nevermind: alt + f1
[05:26] <dwees> then use the arrow keys and move around
[05:26] <Troy_> yea i was looking for it
[05:26] <Troy_> lol
[05:27] <dwees> I got blank
[05:27] <dwees> nada when I did that echo
[05:27] <puff_> ya know I find it odd that guys have so much trouble with their wifi I just stuck an 11.10 install disk in an alienware lappie and the first thing it did was connect to my wireless so it could so the install updates
[05:27] <Troy_> pico /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:28] <dwees> New File
[05:28] <dwees> so didn't exist
[05:28] <Troy_> wtf
[05:29] <Troy_> hcitool scan
[05:29] <Troy_> type that and what does it say?
[05:30] <dwees> Device is not available: Address family not supported by protocol
[05:31] <Troy_> really lol is it a blue tooth mouse?
[05:32] <dwees> It's a wireless mouse, has a USB attachment that transmits some sort of signal to the mouse, not bluetooth
[05:32] <jacer> That's probably RF.  Especially if it's a logitech.
[05:32] <Troy_> dwees: have you tried new batteries and a restart? and you said you trid a corded mouse?
[05:33] <Troy_> jacer: everything that is wireless is RF
[05:33] <dwees> yeah, I've tried those
[05:33] <dwees> the mouse worked like 3 hours ago in Ubuntu 11.04, and doesn't work now on the same machine with 11.10 installed
[05:34] <Troy_> does your corded mouse work when you plug it in?
[05:34] <dwees> I'm using it now on a different laptop
[05:34] <Troy_> oh hmm
[05:35] <dwees> So I know the corded mouse works fine
[05:35] <Troy_> but does a wired mouse work when you plug it in, no does it work on the comp you are having mouse prolems with
[05:35] <dwees> I'd be happy switching to a corded mouse on the desktop computer, if that's what it would take
[05:35] <Troy_> no just trying to determine the issue thats all
[05:35] <dwees> the wired mouse works on this computer, but does not work on the other computer, even after a reboot
[05:35] <dwees> so something strange there
[05:35] <JairunCaloth> batteries?
[05:35] <sneauxwolf> are there any real differences from the different versions of ubuntu? like kubuntu etc....
[05:36] <Troy_> sneauxwolf: only the graphical environment
[05:36] <JairunCaloth> sneauxwolf: desktop environment and associated applications
[05:36] <Troy_> dwees: so the system is not detecting either usb mouse that is strange
[05:36] <dwees> yeah
[05:36] <sneauxwolf> ok so just one uses xfce, and kde, or gnome...gotcha thanks
[05:36] <Troy_> ok hold on
[05:36] <dxn> hello
[05:36] <dxn> i am new
[05:37] <dwees> the USB ports are providing power b/c it lights up both of my mice no problem
[05:37] <dwees> hrmm, how do I check USB ports?
[05:37] <ubluntu> dwees: do you see them in lsusb ?
[05:37] <dwees> Yes
[05:37] <dwees> I actually SEE the mouse listed
[05:37] <Troy_> hmm
[05:38] <sneauxwolf> Hi dxn
[05:38] <sneauxwolf> thanks dwees
[05:38] <lyrae> which program loads the desktop wallpaper on boot?
[05:38] <Troy_> what is last posted when you remove and reinsert the usb mouse and type dmesg in term?
[05:39] <Troy_> and then try a "hcitool scan"
[05:41] <sneauxwolf> I have installed nmap, as per a friend that steered me towards linux, but he keeps telling me to 'be careful, don't get in trouble'....but won't elaborate on how I could get in trouble. So now I'm afraid to use it
[05:41] <dwees> I'll check in a second troy
[05:41] <dwees> just double checked, new batteries does not help
[05:42] <dwees> new low speed USB device number 3 using uhci_hcd
[05:42] <cloudsben> how to change ubuntu 11.10 theme
[05:42] <rumpe1> sneauxwolf, well... port scans can trigger alerts in some intrusion detection systems...
[05:42] <Troy_> dwees: that was in the dmesg?
[05:42] <dwees> same message as before when i did the scan
[05:42] <dwees> that was the very last line in the message
[05:43] <Troy_> sneauxwolf: nmap only looks for open ports on a ip address
[05:43] <dwees> the message before that was USB disconnect, device number 2, which is probably from the last time I disconnected the mouse before
[05:43] <sneauxwolf> rumpe1, so what is nmap used for? just finding open ports...for hacking? or can I just scan my system and find what's open and close it?
[05:44] <sneauxwolf> I just want to stay out of trouble
[05:44] <rumpe1> sneauxwolf, if you use it on machines owned by yourself and in your own network (lan), you won't get trouble.
[05:44] <Troy_> rumpe1: its not illegeal to scan ports
[05:45] <Troy_> dwees: /proc/bus/usb/devices
[05:45] <rumpe1> Troy_, didn't say illegal... but some admins really don't like port scanners.
[05:45] <sneauxwolf> troy: just illegal if you use that info for other means right?
[05:45] <dwees> no such file or directory
[05:45] <Doodie> hi, my laptops fans is spinning at higher speed (making much noise than in windows). Why could that be?
[05:45] <rumpe1> sneauxwolf, why not use a netstat instead of checking the ports externally?
[05:46] <jtr__> where do i ask this?
[05:46] <jtr__> its the passion behind the
[05:46] <jtr__> omg wrong paste :D
[05:46] <sneauxwolf> rumpe1: netstat identifies those also?
[05:46] <jtr__> how to change my tcp type
[05:47] <JairunCaloth> IIRC correctly port scanning could be against some ISP's TOS.
[05:47] <Troy_> hah
[05:47] <Troy_> bullshit
[05:47] <rumpe1> sneauxwolf, it's similar but it works locally and not by probing a remote machine
[05:47] <jenia> hello everyone.
[05:47] <jenia> so i want to install kyle
[05:47] <sneauxwolf> hi jenia
[05:48] <jenia> i mean kile
[05:48] <jenia> and i read in the comments that its better to use a ppa
[05:48] <petsounds>  /quit
[05:48] <petsounds> oops
[05:48] <jenia> i added that ppa to my list of ppa, but i dont know how to use it.
[05:48] <Troy_> dwees: im out of options i'm fairly new to this whole thing as well but you could try #Linux and ask in there.. it seems something like a kernel/x server issue
[05:48] <sneauxwolf> rumpe1: ok thanks I'll try that, but should I keep nmap around, I mean does it prove useful for anything?
[05:49] <jenia> so is it that case that when i install kile, the installation program will some what files to get from the ppa?
[05:49] <jenia> or do i need to somehow install the ppa kile version specifically
[05:49] <jenia> ?
[05:49] <dwees> okay, thank you troy
[05:49] <dwees> wierd that it worked in  11.04
[05:50] <dwees> maybe I'll just wipe 11.10, and try re-installing 11.04?
[05:50] <jenia> program will somehow* know* what file to get from the ppa
[05:50] <Ben64> jenia: when you add a ppa, it will use it for the program. Just install from synaptic or Software Center
[05:50] <Troy_> or do a clean install of 11.10 especially if you did a upgrade
[05:50] <Troy_> jenia: yes
[05:50] <wickedwiccan> I just installed Ubuntu 11.10 and tried to install ati's video drivers but after downloading and installing them jockey flashed that the driver failed to install
[05:51] <jenia> okay thanks ben and troy
[05:51] <Troy_> jenia: in term if you have already added ppa: sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[05:51] <Ben64> wickedwiccan: you should use the Hardware Drivers interface to get proprietary drivers
[05:51] <Troy_> then jenia sudo apt-get install Kile
[05:52] <wickedwiccan> Ben64, I did it flashed there are drivers for your system i clicked it and told it to install and it gave me an error.  Mint done the same thing, odd thing though is the drivers do install and function its just jockey keeps saying they are not activated
[05:53] <Ben64> wickedwiccan: what error
[05:53] <rumpe1> sneauxwolf, sure it's useful for certain purposes. nmap is for remote machines, netstat is locally.
[05:53] <jenia> thanks troy ;)
[05:53] <ernie99> hey, anyone have experience with iScsi?
[05:54] <sneauxwolf> rumpe1: ok so if I want to probe my other windows machine on the same network I can use nmap for that?
[05:54] <Troy_> yes sneauxwolf
[05:54] <Ben64> nmap is good locally as well
[05:54] <rumpe1> sneauxwolf, yes
[05:56] <sneauxwolf> troy: rumpe1: thanks at least I have a better understanding of what nmap is and what I can use it for without getting in some kind of trouble
[05:57] <Ben64> sneauxwolf: its really hard to get in trouble from using nmap
[05:58] <Troy_> sneauxwolf: honestly you won't..
[05:58] <Ben64> you'd have to scan something like fbi.gov every 5 minutes
[05:58] <rumpe1> sneauxwolf, nmap works more indirectly, so it doesn't need direct access to the targeted machine. You can of course use it also locally targeting "localhost".
[05:58] <Troy_> Ben64: fbi.gov lmfao
[05:59] <sneauxwolf> Ben64: Troy: Ok, thanks he just wouldn't really tell me much, and the online documentation doesn't really specify how you could get in trouble either
[05:59] <rumpe1> sneauxwolf, you just have to know that many people usually don't like getting probed by some stranger over the net. It's often used to find weak spots on a system.
[06:00] <Troy_> fbi.gov shouldn't get you in trouble either.. government would never put any classified stuff anywhere near the internet/outside world other then a WAN
[06:00] <sneauxwolf> rumpe1: you could use it for other purposes then, like find an open port on someone else's machine and gain access?
[06:00] <Troy_> sneauxwolf: well you wouldnt gain access with with the application
[06:00] <Ben64> its still their fault if there is a security hole
[06:00] <rumpe1> sneauxwolf, well... something like that.
[06:01] <sneauxwolf> Ok thanks guys that really helps so now I have an idea of what I can do with it, and what not to do
[06:01] <sneauxwolf> I'm off to test netstat, and nmap
[06:02] <Ben64> netstat is kind of clunky
[06:02] <sneauxwolf> I'll probably be back later when I hit another snag
[06:02] <sneauxwolf> lol
[06:04] <Pr0jectRec0n> IS there a pblm with Ubuntu 11.10 /GNOME/Empathy ?  I have ubuntu 11.10 - Oneiric - and using GNOME (not unity) and I am signed in (to my gmail account - I guess through Empathy ) but when I click on the Notifications area -> and check online accts -> there's no google account listed
[06:05] <pythonirc101> I just installed vnstat on a remote machine and it filled my hard drive...any ideas what I can do?
[06:05] <Pr0jectRec0n> But I do get my chats as popups in Gnome 3 - how come?  guess I have my account logged in to empathy - from my previous ubuntu install ( Irecently upgraded to 11.10 and not able to handle that crap that is unity - came to the new Gnome shell)
[06:05] <puff_> rm -f
[06:11] <Pr0jectRec0n> Okay -> I'm officially screwed
[06:11] <Pr0jectRec0n> Ubuntu notification area -> 'Online Accounts' has nothing set up
[06:11] <Pr0jectRec0n> still - I'm logged into my google account / yahoo account
[06:11] <Pr0jectRec0n> How ?
[06:12] <Pr0jectRec0n> Through empathy ?
[06:14] <pythonirc101> which one do people recommend here: http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2007/03/bandwidth-monitoring-tools-for-linux.html ?
[06:14] <chintan> when i open my terminal it display like ""
[06:15] <chintan> -Invalid-entry-length-0-DMI-table-is-broken-Stop
[06:15] <chintan> any solution ?
[06:16] <chintan> terminal gives "Invalid-entry-length-0-DMI-table-is-broken-Stop".....
[06:16] <chintan> any reason ?>
[06:17] <sheena1> hello :)
[06:19] <sheena1> i'm having difficulties with my sound on my new 11.10 install on a new laptop. i remember having similar trouble on my previous pc, different version of ubuntu, and fixed it, but have no idea how.. i'm still pretty  novice at this. is anyone able to help?
[06:22] <somsip> pythonirc101: probably something updated within the last 5 years...
[06:25] <Proxy> hey I have an unrelated tech issue.
[06:26] <Proxy> can a graphics card passivly sent a video single from the onboard graphics chip?
[06:26] <Proxy> send*
[06:27] <average_guy> I just installed 11.10 tonight and I have pushed SOMETHING and now the icon at the top of the launcher is illuminated and the launcher will not hide.  What have I done?
[06:28] <kupochu> >pushed
[06:28] <sheena1> i've recently installed 11.10 on my new laptop, and the sound is way too quiet. can anyone help me?
[06:28] <somsip> sheena1: I'm no sound expert. But have you tried running alsamixer and setting the base volume higher?
[06:29] <sheena1> somsip: thanks for the reply. all the bars in alsamixer are set at max, i'm pretty sure. a couple weren't but i think they were mic/input ones
[06:29] <somsip> sheena1: what laptop?
[06:29] <sheena1> mic boost and internal are set to 0
[06:29] <sheena1> gateway nv47h03h
[06:31] <somsip> sheena1: nah - sorry. no idea
[06:31] <sheena1> somsip: thanks for trying!
[06:31] <sheena1> i had this issue on my toshiba once before with a diff ubuntu version
[06:31] <sheena1> i know i fixed it, but cant remember what i did
[06:32] <sheena1> i thought i might have installed a new/different sound card driver?
[06:32] <somsip> sheena1: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic429662.html possibly?
[06:33] <somsip> sheena1: or even http://www.jairusmartin.com/2011/11/how-to-reload-sound-drivers-in-ubuntu.html
[06:33] <somsip> sheena1: but I'm clutching at straws here
[06:34] <somsip> sheena1: it would probably help to know what sound card you have in there, and searching along those lines.
[06:34] <sheena1> i added a line to that file already, but not that same line
[06:35] <sheena1> somsip: not sure how to find out my sound card? its hda-intel
[06:40] <plustax> can someone help me out? Can anyone teamviewer into my computer (windows 7) and help me setup my partitions so that I can dual boot ubuntu and windows at the same time? Im downloading 11.04 right now and im gonna do it with a usb thumbstick
[06:44] <wickedwiccan> Ok jockey keeps giving me an error when I try to install the ATI driver.  Here is the error log any ideas why? http://pastebin.com/LwT8LAGX
[06:46] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[06:47] <dsorep> what gui's can u install on ubuntu server 11.10?
[06:48] <imyousuf> Hi
[06:48] <Tm_T> dsorep: anything what is available on Ubuntu
[06:50] <somsip> usbpuppy: and you've just lost any more help you would get from me
[06:50] <wickedwiccan> Ok jockey keeps giving me an error when I try to install the ATI driver.  Here is the error log any ideas why? http://pastebin.com/LwT8LAGX
[06:52] <imyousuf> I am trying to use xvidcap to capture screen with sound. By default it has /dev/dsp as the sound device. Using that I can not record any sound. I tried with padsp without any luck. I tried `rec -d /dev/dsp file.wav` without any luck. But `rec file.wav` works, any idea how I could get xvidcap audio capture or get the device being used by rec?
[06:57] <saiteja> I tried to install a c  comp[iler as a root user.But,It has been interrupted,before its completely downloaded,due to internet problems.I'm unable to install the same software  again.Please help me.I'm a newbee.
[07:00] <azend> Included if you're not sold on xvidcap then I've found that kazam screencaster works pretty well
[07:00] <azend> Argo
[07:00] <natemcintyre> hey hey
[07:00] <azend> Ahhhhh
[07:00] <azend> Damn Swype
[07:05] <somsip> sasori: sudo apt-get install {package} -f (this will attempt to fix broken packages)
[07:06] <sasori> i didn't asked any question at all :|
[07:06] <aashez> I'm following these Sun JAva instructions to install java and to use the plugin for Firefox - http://www.java.com/en/download/help/linux_install.xml#enable. After installing self-extracting file from the downloads page, the instructions says to create a symbolic link.. how to do that?
[07:06] <somsip> sasori: nick completion error 'cos he's already gone. Soz
[07:07] <sasori> k
[07:08] <aashez> Or what should I install to use Java on Firefox?
[07:09] <aashez> java plugin*
[07:14] <SpinachHead> What is ubuntu?
[07:16] <plustax> SpinachHead, you trollin
[07:17] <SpinachHead> Yeah, sorry I was just showing IRC to someone and wanted to get a response. No more of that from me... :-D
[07:23] <wickedwiccan> what does this mean anyone know? 2012-01-09 00:40:46,988 DEBUG: XorgDriverHandler(%s, %s).enabled(): No X.org driver set, not checking
[07:23] <wickedwiccan> 2012-01-09 00:40:48,102 DEBUG: Shutting down
[07:23] <wickedwiccan> its the last thing on my log file before I get an error
[07:24] <somsip> wickedwiccan: what video drivers do you intend to be installed?
[07:26] <wickedwiccan> fglrx ati's main drivers.  I installed them when i first installed ubuntu cause it said i have drivers that needed to be installed, but it downloaed them and installed them but at the end said i had an error and they failed to install check the jockey.log
[07:26] <somsip> wickedwiccan: Exact same error by the look of things, with a link to a possible solution http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1887272.html
[07:27] <somsip> wickedwiccan: and http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1870496.html
[07:29] <somsip> wickedwiccan: http://askubuntu.com/questions/88736/cannot-enable-my-graphic-card-ati-radeon-hd-3200-graphics
[07:29] <wickedwiccan> ok at least i see i'm not alone darn ati absolutly sucks
[07:30] <somsip> wickedwiccan: there seem to be lots of links, but workarounds and fixes.
[07:36] <plustax> can anyone help me reallocate my partitions so I can install ubuntu alongside windows 7? Right now im in the liveUSB ubuntu. I have teamviewer. Can anyone PLEASE help me?
[07:37] <theadmin> plustax: pm me with the details. Sure.
[07:38] <jasonmchristos> How do I enable 2 factor authentication on ubuntu after installing libpam-rsa? Seems I tried editing the configs but it doesnt seem to be using the rsa key to login. Any help appreciated.
[07:38] <jajang> i tried open compizconfig settings manager, but after a few seconds, it closed itself. I'm running Ubuntu 11.10. Does anybody know how to fix this?
[07:41] <jasonmchristos> jajang: try running from cli
[07:41] <jasonmchristos> jajang: look for an error message
[07:41] <jasonmchristos> How do I enable 2 factor authentication on ubuntu after  installing libpam-rsa? Seems I tried editing the  configs but it doesnt seem to be using the rsa key to  login. Any help appreciated.
[07:45] <wickedwiccan> YAY thanks I got the ATI issues fixed :D Now the last one.  I can't see any of the windows computers in my network, Mint shows them just fine
[07:49] <jajang> i tried with command compizconfig-settings-manger, but it said "command not found"
[07:49] <aBound> jajang, What are you trying to do?
[07:50] <jajang> aBound: earlier I'm asking why compizconfig-settings-manager opened but after a few seconds closed itself. I was asked to try open it with terminal. I'm on Ubuntu 11.10 btw.
[07:52] <aBound> jajang, Can't open it through the GUI or you trying to open it from a terminal?
[07:53] <lahwran> anyone recommend a gif viewer that has as small as possible window borders and is fast?
[07:53] <jajang> aBound: well, first i opened it with gui, but it closes itself. And then tried with terminal, it says "command not found"
[07:54] <Ben64> jajang: you need to find the actual command it runs
[07:54] <aBound> jajang, I would say to uninstall it and reinstall the program. Seeing as compiz is known to have breakage in Ubuntu 11.10.
[07:54] <ubuntuaddicted> morning
[07:55] <jajang> Ben64: which is? I assume since i installed it with apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager, it will have the some command, no?
[07:55] <Ben64> jajang: not always, try checking the shortcut
[07:57] <aBound> jajang, Open a terminal and type: ccsm
[07:58] <dak0rn> fglrx -.-
[07:58] <JCZING> Hello. I am building a TeamSpeak 3 Server on 10.04. I am trying to figure out how to have my server automatically execute a file on startup. If I need to restart my server, I don't want to go into the console to enter the startup command every time I do. The exact file is in this location: /home/ts3user/teamspeak3-server_linux-amd64/ts3server_minimal_runscript.sh
[07:59] <rumpe1> JCZING, add the command to /etc/rc.local and it will be executed at each boot
[07:59] <jajang> aBound: actually i now have it working after reinstalled it. Thanks anyway :)
[07:59] <JCZING> thank you
[08:00] <aBound> jajang, No problem.
[08:00] <aBound> JCZING, I would imply that you use a cron job to execute a script at startup. But technically I'm not familiar with the cron command.
[08:01] <JCZING> ok
[08:02] <aBound> JCZING, You could open a terminal and type: man cron
[08:02] <aBound> To check the reference for it.
[08:02] <JCZING> ok thank you
[08:04] <aBound> No problem.
[08:10] <twilightstar> hi
[08:11] <twilightstar> anyone know how to start multiple remote sessions
[08:13] <Ben64> twilightstar: remote sessions of...?
[08:13] <twilightstar> logins
[08:13] <twilightstar> I want to have two or three people login
[08:13] <twilightstar> different user names
[08:13] <Ben64> login how
[08:14] <twilightstar> through vnc
[08:14] <Knorre> how is it that KDE themes don't cover all applications? some of them still look like windows 98
[08:14] <aBound> Knorre, Some of them might not be written in their native KDE form.
[08:14] <Ben64> twilightstar: start vncserver as each user, and make sure it listens on different ports or ip addresses
[08:15] <xgt001> hello there,
[08:15] <aBound> Using unity and kde apps might look awkward because it's an KDE app more or less.
[08:15] <Knorre> i see
[08:15] <xgt001> does ubuntu 3.0.0.14 kernel include aspm fixes?
[08:15] <twilightstar> the user will be able to login and out?
[08:16] <Knorre> that's kinda weird, i expected themeing to be globalized
[08:16] <Ben64> twilightstar: yes
[08:16] <twilightstar> ok ty for the help
[08:16] <twilightstar> I'll try it out
[08:17] <twilightstar> can the out side different ports point to the same local port?
[08:17] <xgt001> i am on 3.0.0.13 canonical specific power management kernel in oneiric, was the patch applied to the main Ubuntu 11.10 kernel update, that is 3.0.0.14? so that i can update the kernel?
[08:17] <twilightstar> or do I need to make different outside and local ports?
[08:18] <Ben64> twilightstar: not sure what you mean, but usually vncserver increments itself... screen 0 is 5900, screen 1 is 5901, and so on
[08:18] <Knorre> aBound: would installing a third party skin for an app be a valid fix?
[08:19] <aBound> Knorre, I doubt it given KDE is written in the QT framework and I presume that if the app isn't written in part with that framework. It'll look awkward and not in it's native form.
[08:20] <Knorre> hmm ok
[08:20] <Knorre> i'll take a look in my VM and see if i can do something about it :) thanks for the info!
[08:21] <aBound> Knorre, No problem at all.
[08:21] <pnorman> What does it mean when apt says "The following packages have been kept back"
[08:21] <Seveas> pnorman, that upgrading those packages would require installation and/or removal of other packages
[08:21] <theadmin> pnorman: It means the following packages have not been upgrading
[08:21] <Seveas> pnorman, do 'apt-get dist-upgrade' to allow apt to do so.
[08:21] <theadmin> pnorman: Try: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:22] <pnorman> Ah, that's got it. Thanks.
[08:25] <ilovegnome112> How to change the font of the top and the bottom panel in GNOME 3?
[08:26] <elmorules16> hello!
[08:28] <aBound> ilovegnome112, You can try to install the "gnome tweak tool" to see if the font can be changed.
[08:34] <pnorman> I'm trying to figure out if a Supermicro AOC-USAS2-L82/L8i SAS/SATA card would work with ubuntu. I posted on ubuntuforums.org (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1905790) a couple of days ago, but haven't gotten a response. Does anyone have any suggestions for where I could turn to get an answer? The card uses a LSI 2008 chip.
[08:34] <Ben64> pnorman: most likely it does
[08:35] <pnorman> s/L82/L8e
[08:35] <Ben64> pnorman: i haven't found much hardware that isn't supported
[08:35] <derp> http://pastebin.com/ecm7b8wZ  <--need some advice, cant get rc.local to execute all of my commands, am I mising something?
[08:36] <Seveas> pnorman, supermicro hardware generally works flawless under linux. This is not surprising as many of their big clients require it :)
[08:36] <derp> it only executes the first one
[08:37] <Seveas> derp, you're executing it with sh -e, so if one command fails (exitcode not 0) all commands that follow will not be executed.
[08:37] <rumpe1> derp, cant' load the pastebin at the moment, but maybe because the first command doesn't terminate?
[08:37] <derp> do I need to terminate all of them?
[08:37] <derp> each one?
[08:37] <derp> #
[08:37] <derp> sntop -d -r 5 -l /home/devadmin/scripts/test.sh
[08:37] <derp> #
[08:37] <derp> sntop -f /etc/sntoprc2 -d -r 5 -l /home/devadmin/scripts/test-2.sh
[08:37] <FloodBot1> derp: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:37] <Seveas> derp, yes, or launch them in the background
[08:37] <derp> how?
[08:38] <rumpe1> derp, you could send them into background using <command>&
[08:38] <Seveas> add a & at the end
[08:38] <derp> oh just that
[08:38] <derp> nice
[08:38] <pnorman> Seveas: I couldn't get an AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 to work
[08:38] <derp> I was thinking that
[08:38] <derp> cool ill give it a whack
[08:38] <derp> THANKS!!
[08:39] <pnorman> Seveas: Basically, if there's a way to have a problem with a SATA card, I've found it.
[08:40] <Seveas> pnorman, I'd call that a talent. Stay the hell away from my hardware though :-)
[08:42] <pnorman> Seveas: I managed to get two defective Syba SiI 3124 cards, a completely dead mini-SFF breakout cable (molex branded too), the AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 that didn't work, and in the process had my server motherboard die.
[08:43] <elmorules16> is there a man in ubutu
[08:44] <Seveas> elmorules16, I'm afraid that question doesn't make much sense. Could you rephrase it?
[08:45] <pnorman> I'm considering going with an adaptech card since they have ones that officially support ubuntu
[08:45] <xskydevilx> Can I change the minimize maximize close buttons in cinnamon?
[08:46] <aBound> Upgrading to a newer kernel also increases the chance your wifi card or other supporting hardware will be supported.
[08:47] <gemunu> network manager stoped recognizing mobile broadband. (ubuntu 10.04)
[08:47] <gemunu> help
[08:47] <elmorules16> Is there manuals inUbunto to learn t
[08:47] <Seveas> elmorules16, every command has a manpage, but I'd start at http://help.ubuntu.com or buying the ubuntu book for intro documentation
[08:49] <aBound> pnorman, Can't say if this will help,  http://www.adaptec.com/en-us/_common/linux/
[08:50] <pnorman> aBound: Ya - they seem to have more of an open source comittment than marvell or lsi
[08:51] <wwwd> Hey all! I am trying to find a good backup stratagy. I looked at simple back and read Ubutnu documentation: BackupYourSystem. Simple back seems to have alot of bugs and BackupYourSystem says it is incomplete. Any suggestions? Or can I just schedule a rsync of the files I want backed up and call it good?
[08:51] <aBound> pnorman, I'd prefer the open source alternative in many situations. But than again we all still live in a proprietary world.
[08:52] <Seveas> wwwd, rsync's my favourite for simple one. bacula for more complex backup strategies.
[08:52] <tensorpudding> wwwd, using deja-dup is my strategy
[08:53] <gigiuzzo> immortals
[08:53] <pnorman> I need to develop a backup strategy. Part of my problem is I cannot backup all my data to a single drive
[08:54] <NetRunnerBlack_> Okay, guys, I hope that this isn't just me. I'm having some weird issues installing Adobe Flash as a plugin for FireFox. I've tried the YUM and the tar.gz set up, I skipped RPM because I'm pretty sure that Unity doesn't use those? Maybe that's my error. I've gotten to the readme (kb2.adobe.com/cps/153/tn_15380.html) and after following the directions step by step I've not gotten any results. at all.
[08:54] <NetRunnerBlack_> I'm on Ubuntu 11.04 with pretty much stock features, I'm just now starting over
[08:55] <wwwd> I am going to use a external hard drive to backup my laptop. If I use cron to schedule a regular backup can I make it conditional on having the drive hooked up?
[08:56] <ResolutionHelp> Hi i have a ATI 4250m, i'm trying to get the correct resolution on my tv, (1920x1080, i know it supports that because iv'e done it in windows before), but in windows, i had to use the ATI drivers to disable the EDID and set a max resolution , anyway to force it?
[08:56] <tensorpudding> wwwd, deja-dup makes sense for workstations because it allows you to do regular incremental remote backups easily
[08:56] <aBound> NetRunnerBlack_, Ubuntu doesn't support the package RPM that's a Red Hat package manager.
[08:56] <NetRunnerBlack_> That's what I thought aBound, that's why I didn't bother trying to use that package and just stuck to YUM and tar.gz
[08:57] <Ben64> NetRunnerBlack_: yum is for rpm though
[08:57] <ikonia> yum installss rpm
[08:57] <ikonia> yum isn't on ubuntu
[08:57] <aBound> NetRunnerBlack_, YUM is a yellow dog package manager yet red hat also tends to use it.
[08:57] <NetRunnerBlack_> YUM was the one I hadn't heard of. Still, the tar.gz option hasn't worked either
[08:57] <Ben64> NetRunnerBlack_: adobe flash plugin is in synaptic
[08:58] <aBound> NetRunnerBlack_, Can't just install it from the Software Center?
[08:58] <pnorman> Seveas: How do you find bacula? Does it require a DE?
[08:58] <ikonia> NetRunnerBlack_: what do you want to install ?
[08:59] <Necrosporus> Why there is graphical boot splash? It doesn't add anything useful, but makes it harder to see what's going on when the system is loading, so it's mostly rather harmful than useful
[08:59] <Necrosporus> Why is it enabled by default?
[08:59] <ikonia> NetRunnerBlack_: just remove it
[08:59] <ikonia> Necrosporus: just disable it
[08:59] <Necrosporus> on CD?
[09:00] <dr_willis> making things less scary for windows users
[09:00] <ikonia> Necrosporus: most users want to see something pretty
[09:00] <ikonia> Necrosporus: yes, just boot with the nosplash option
[09:00] <Necrosporus> it's not writeable
[09:00] <Necrosporus> ikonia, boot logs are pretty
[09:00] <tensorpudding> Necrosporus, it's because without it it looks cheap, esoteric and dated
[09:00] <RobbieCrash> can anyone point me out to a list of what each of the permission bits means in extended ACLs?
[09:00] <Necrosporus> boot splash is ugly
[09:00] <Seveas> pnorman, bacula is annoying. Like all other backup software :) It doesn't require a DE on the machines you want to back up, but one on the machine where you want to admin it from is helpful.
[09:00] <ikonia> Necrosporus: don't be smart, most users don't find reading logs pretty,
[09:00] <dr_willis> so disable it...
[09:00] <aBound> The boot splash is there to hide the internal mechanics of the kernel.
[09:01] <ikonia> Necrosporus: ubuntu is catering to the mass end user and the mass end user wants a pretty visual experience.
[09:01] <NetRunnerBlack_> I hadn't tried Software Center
[09:01] <aBound> To new users hiding the internal mechanics is a good thing. To experienced users it makes more sense to see it.
[09:01] <ikonia> NetRunnerBlack_: trying the ubuntu package manager should be the first place you go to install softrware
[09:01] <Ben64> NetRunnerBlack_: thats where you should install 99.9% of your software
[09:01] <tensorpudding> NetRunnerBlack_, you should, it's should be your first stop for software
[09:01] <NetRunnerBlack_> That worked like a charm. Thanks guys.
[09:01] <ResolutionHelp> Anyone have any idea? D:
[09:02] <aBound> NetRunnerBlack_, No problem.
[09:02] <ikonia> aBound: yes, but an experienced user would just disable splash, rather than joining and irc channel to complain about it
[09:02] <gigiuzzo> come si cerca un file
[09:02] <Seveas> !it | gigiuzzo
[09:02] <Necrosporus> aBound, I think, it's not good for beginners either, for example, if I would be a beginner, I would be able to see if system is doing something by writing new log lines or just freezed still
[09:02] <aBound> ikonia, An experienced user might actually want the boot splash we can't say anything for certain. Unless, you're using it as a server I suppose.
[09:02] <RobbieCrash> How can I copy a ssh public key to a host that only accepts public key authentication?
[09:02] <NetRunnerBlack_> l
[09:03] <gigiuzzo> yoin ubuntu-it
[09:03] <ikonia> RobbieCrash: you have to do it without ssh
[09:03] <aBound> ikonia, Not like we can read the mind of another person. :P
[09:03] <ikonia> RobbieCrash: put it on a flash stick and move it across
[09:03] <tensorpudding> RobbieCrash, as another user i reckon
[09:03] <aBound> Necrosporus, Even so if something goes awry with the booting process the kernel will be in text mode.
[09:03] <tensorpudding> but that's inherently unsafe
[09:04] <pnorman> Seveas: I guess I'll read the docs and see if it would do for me. I need a system that handles backing up a big drive to multiple small drives.
[09:04] <tensorpudding> and will necessitate changing the owner
[09:04] <RobbieCrash> ikonia I don't want to fly to ireland. Any other way?
[09:04] <ikonia> RobbieCrash: use something like ftp
[09:04] <Seveas> tensorpudding, public keys don't need to be secret. That's why they're called public keys
[09:04] <RobbieCrash> I guess I can just scp it, but that's dumb
[09:04] <tensorpudding> RobbieCrash, do you have a graphical terminal?
[09:04] <tensorpudding> what
[09:04] <aBound> Seveas, You're in here too. :P
[09:04] <ikonia> RobbieCrash: you can't scp - scp is ssh which you've said requires key auth
[09:04] <Seveas> RobbieCrash, just scp it.
[09:04] <tensorpudding> scp uses ssh
[09:04] <Seveas> use a password
[09:05] <wwwd> Next question. When you build from source. If you later want to remove said software you do so from the file that it was originally built in. So I have in my home directory software_build directory where I do build for things. Is this a wise choice?
[09:05] <Seveas> ssh doesn't require passwordless authentication.
[09:05] <tensorpudding> if you can't change the sshd
[09:05] <ikonia> Seveas: he's set it up for keys, and doesn't have a key
[09:05] <Necrosporus> > ikonia> Necrosporus: ubuntu is catering to the mass end user and the mass end user wants a pretty visual experience. // Actually, everyone want the operating system to use it, not to watch pretty splash. The system must be as useful as possible and as simple as possible, so boot splash is useless and should not be enabled by default therefor
[09:05] <tensorpudding> it doesn't require it unless it's configured to
[09:05] <RobbieCrash> yes, but I can scp using one key to authenticate and specify the additional key to transfer
[09:05] <ikonia> Necrosporus: please be quiet - you can't talk for everyone saying "no-one wants the splash" - if it bothers you, remove it, it's that simple
[09:05] <aBound> Necrosporus, Most people just want their OS to just work.
[09:05] <Seveas> RobbieCrash, well there you go :)
[09:05] <aBound> :P
[09:06] <aBound> It's like buying a car do you want to fook with it and hope you don't break anything. Or just run your brand new car without the hassle.
[09:06] <ResolutionHelp> nvm about the resolution  , got it with this guide http://gobitech.blogspot.com/2011/06/forcing-screen-resolution-in-fedora-15.html
[09:06] <ikonia> aBound: tone down the language please
[09:06] <wwwd> aBoud: YES!!!
[09:06] <aBound> ikonia, I gotcha.
[09:07] <Necrosporus> >>  <aBound> ikonia, An experienced user might actually want the boot splash // Than experienced user can easily install it from a network repository, but it should be disabled by default to save space and system resources and to give the user ability to see what is the system is doing and if it freezed, the user (even beginner) may retype the last line and show it iin support channel or to experienced helper
[09:08] <aBound> Necrosporus, I understand your point of view and it does seem valid. But it varies from person to person.
[09:09] <aBound> Necrosporus, I actually prefer the boot splash to be there seeing as I have a viable working system.
[09:09] <tafelpoot> Hi y'all
[09:09] <Necrosporus> aBound, yeah... but that bootsplashes are actually everywhere :(
[09:09] <aBound> tafelpoot, HI!
[09:10] <tafelpoot> I have a networking question: I van ping from one server to the other, but not vice versa...
[09:10] <aBound> Necrosporus, No doubt I use the standard one with Ubuntu 11.10. I don't want to cause breakage. :P
[09:10] <Seveas> Necrosporus, see that as a hint that people actually like it
[09:10] <RobbieCrash> can anyone point me out to a list of what each of the permission bits means in extended ACLs?
[09:10] <Seveas> tafelpoot, firewall on the other server blocks ping.
[09:10] <Necrosporus> aBound, I hate the bootsplash because it hide if the system is actually working or not...
[09:10] <tafelpoot> Seveas: no firewall...
[09:10] <aBound> Necrosporus, Nonetheless some people just love the ability to customize their Linux machines freedom for all.
[09:10] <tafelpoot> so 1 can ping to 2, but 2 not to 1
[09:10] <tafelpoot> 3 can ping to both of them
[09:10] <RobbieCrash> Necrosporus so disable it... Most people don't want to see "a bunch of random computer stuff"
[09:11] <aBound> Necrosporus, It kinda like represents who there are.
[09:11] <tafelpoot> and 1 and 2 can ping to 3
[09:11] <aBound> Necrosporus, I'm not implying that it's not a bad idea to disable it. But everybody is different.
[09:11] <Necrosporus> RobbieCrash, if the bootsplash is on CD, I have to disable it everytime, it bother me
[09:12] <aBound> Necrosporus, For server purposes I'd disable it. :P
[09:12] <RobbieCrash> Necrosporus so recreate your boot CD to disable it.
[09:12] <Necrosporus> It's on non-writable disk
[09:12] <RobbieCrash> So burn a new one!
[09:13] <RobbieCrash> Even if they changed it tonight, you'd have to burn a new one to get the change on your CD
[09:13] <aBound> Necrosporus, You can always buy a CD-RW or use a flash drive.
[09:13] <pnorman> aBound: by default -server has no splash screen
[09:13] <aBound> pnorman, hehe I forgot about that.
[09:13] <RobbieCrash> Why not make your own customizations and set them on your CD
[09:14] <Necrosporus> aBound, that's true, but in other case, why the most people have to suffer from the splash or learn how to use mkisofs?
[09:14] <Necrosporus> I guess, it would be much better if that was disabled by default
[09:14] <pnorman> Necrosporus: Since for most people, having a splash screen isn't suffering.
[09:15] <Necrosporus> hmph... if the system booting till the end only
[09:15] <Necrosporus> but if it's not, they are
[09:15] <aBound> Necrosporus, Usually there's tools to tweak the boot splash with ease.
[09:15] <RobbieCrash> Necrosporus But I don't want that. I want to see the splash screen. So does my wife. That's two of us that want it, and only you that doesn't. Why do I have to suffer so you can be happy?
[09:15] <Necrosporus> RobbieCrash, how would you suffer from lack of splash?
[09:16] <urbancommando> lol
[09:16] <RobbieCrash> Necrosporus the same way you suffer from it. Not at all.
[09:16] <Necrosporus> I would have to reboot the system again with disabled splash if something going wrong
[09:16] <Necrosporus> That's how I would suffer
[09:16] <RobbieCrash> So would I
[09:16] <Necrosporus> Having to do additional steps to make the system show what's going wrong or right
[09:17] <aBound> Necrosporus, I know there are some breakages in Ubuntu 11.10 I can't say much for 10.04 LTS though.
[09:17] <RobbieCrash> but at least all that ugly computer stuff would go away most of the time when the system is working properly.
[09:17] <kroonrs> My skype doesn't seem to pick up my internal microphone - I can record and playback successfully using parec and pacat.  I'm running KDE on Lucid (but no answer on #kubuntu or #pulseaudio).  Skype configured to use pulseaudio for everything, no other options showing.  Suggestions?
[09:17] <opalepatrick> How to do a find on lots of zip files using a directory in the content as the identifier (then I want to delete the zip once identified) - Any help appreciated
[09:17] <Necrosporus> RobbieCrash, that "ugly computer stuff" is not making anything bad, while the splash does
[09:19] <aBound> Necrosporus, Maybe you haven't found the right boot splash?
[09:19] <RobbieCrash> No, the ugly computer stuff is bad on my eyes, and I'd rather have a pretty screen most of the time. If there's a problem I can look at it, but usually there's no problem. I like it this way.
[09:19] <wDNick> Hi i have a problem with my gta san andreas installed on ubuntu 11.10 with Gmount and Wine?
[09:19] <wDNick> can anybody help me?
[09:19] <iceroot> !appdb | wDNick
[09:19] <iceroot> !details | wDNick
[09:19] <Xylken> quelqun parle le francais ?
[09:19] <iceroot> !fr | Xylken
[09:20] <RobbieCrash> wDNick I've usually had better luck with Wine support in #winehq
[09:20] <Humbedooh> damn it, you're too fast, iceroot :<
[09:20] <iceroot> Humbedooh: :)
[09:20] <aBound> iceroot is known around these parts. lol
[09:20] <aBound> :P
[09:20] <iceroot> Humbedooh: hotkeys for the common tasks here :)
[09:20] <wDNick> I installed my gta san andreas with wine and know when i start it it only runs on 1024*768 half of screen and i have max resolution 1366*768 ??
[09:21]  * Humbedooh mumbles something about stupid friggin american keyboard...>_>
[09:22] <evud> Hello, is there a way to delay the sound that comes through the speakrs in ubuntu?
[09:22] <Necrosporus> RobbieCrash, the most of problems happen in early times when the system is not configured, therefor, the bootsplash should be disabled by default at first few boots at least, than if there was no problems at last few boots and critical system components was not changed, it may be enabled back
[09:23] <wDNick> iceroot I installed my gta san andreas with wine and know when i start it it only runs on 1024*768 half of screen and i have max resolution 1366*768 ??
[09:23] <Necrosporus> aBound, I do not care what is on screen if the system is working properly, there is no difference for me, but sometimes the system is not, there for I want to be rather able to see the problems immediately when I look on the screen
[09:23] <Humbedooh> try #winehq wDNick
[09:23] <wDNick> ok
[09:24] <aBound> Necrosporus, I'm not doubting your point of view but as others suggested some people like the boot splash.
[09:24] <urbancommando> sounds like your using ubuntu 11.10 and having drivers issue
[09:24] <aBound> Necrosporus, More or less it's personal preference.
[09:24] <similian> ist this ubuntu server ,too?
[09:24] <RobbieCrash> I've never had boot problems on an install. I'd rather have the clean experience right from the start. It's the point of view of most people. Most people want things to 'just work' and not need to do anything to get them there. Reminding them they're using something they don't understand is poor UX. You don't want your users to not like using your product, and reminding them that they don't
[09:24] <RobbieCrash> understand it is bad. This is why cars have a light that says "Check engine" not "Cyl4 misfiring, check timing and reset"
[09:25] <RobbieCrash> Most people just /don't/ want to know.
[09:26] <aBound> Necrosporus, It's the same thing with somebody picking firefox or google chrome personal preference.
[09:26] <aBound> :P
[09:26] <auronandace> RobbieCrash: we don't control ubuntu here, this place is for support
[09:26] <SilfenX> hello - I just experienced a harddrive anomaly. when trying to access a samba share (external 1tb drive) on my mediaserver via windows box. Dialog I got said that share wasnt available or I lacked rights etc which was strange since I have been accessing this drive/share as recently as last night. I then accessed server  using putty and then discovered that when trying to ls the drive  reports 'ls: reading directory .: Input/output er
[09:26] <iceroot> wDNick: sounds like an issue of the game
[09:26] <similian> anyway I have some issues with kvm and public bridge setup
[09:26] <iceroot> wDNick: i would also suggest #winehq and the appdb-site
[09:27] <wDNick> ok so i can`t play it full scren and flawless? i am on #winehq
[09:27] <red> Seems that unity has some sort of performance/memory leaking issues. Having my desktop on for weeks at times makes it start to lag and animations get choppy, unity using 30-50% cpu all the time. doing unity --replace & resets it and everything is smooth again for many days.
[09:27] <red> Anyone noticed similar?
[09:27] <similian> i used the public bridge guide from the site and the setup is not working. My vms can ping the lan but the lan cant ping the vm
[09:27] <iceroot> red: i guess a bug-report about that issue when you can repdrucue it is a good idea
[09:27] <similian> its like the routing is missing something
[09:27] <iceroot> !bug | red
[09:28] <Necrosporus> RobbieCrash, that is valid for commercial crap like windows and macos, MS want to make people pay for the system so it tries to defeat them from the first look, not caring much about the experience after continuous use. GNU/Linux is rather the system to do what the users want instead of making them pay for it
[09:28] <Necrosporus> So it should not follow bad tendencies of making pretty looking crap
[09:29] <twilightstar> every time I move 125 gb my computer os freezes
[09:29] <iceroot> Necrosporus: gnu/gpl has nothing to do with free as in free beer
[09:29] <twilightstar> any one know how to fix that?
[09:30] <iceroot> twilightstar: one file with that size? what filesystem?
[09:30] <twilightstar> mostly videos
[09:30] <twilightstar> natulius I guess
[09:30] <twilightstar> I am using ubuntu 11.10
[09:30] <aBound> Necrosporus, Each Linux distribution has different design goals. Sure they all use the Linux kernel and might make a few mods to the kernel to fit their needs and other user needs. But vastly it's usually all the same for a few minor differences.
[09:31] <twilightstar> I'm hoping it is doing the job and simply isn't freezing on me
[09:31] <twilightstar> that I can handle
[09:31] <leonid_> hi
[09:31] <tensorpudding> is this still being argued, it's not on-topic at all
[09:31] <aBound> Even Android's core is running on the Linux kernel.
[09:31] <aBound> tensorpudding, :P back to on topic.
[09:32] <twilightstar> also ubuntu is being uppity on who is the owner
[09:32] <twilightstar> I chown and it still remains as root
[09:32] <twilightstar> and yes I am root when I chown
[09:32] <leonid_> I have problem with menu. What I can do ?
[09:33] <twilightstar> iceroot it is severl files that add up to 125 gb.
[09:33] <red> iceroot: i came here to ask since i really can't reproduce it, it's just something that happends over time
[09:33] <red> wether it's time related or something specific, hard to tell
[09:34] <owenll> !details | leonid_
[09:37] <Necrosporus>  <iceroot> Necrosporus: gnu/gpl has nothing to do with free as in free beer /// But Ubuntu and almost all GNU/Linux distributions is free as free beer actually
[09:38] <Necrosporus> >>> aBound> Necrosporus, Each Linux distribution has different design goals. // all of them mostly either hard to configure without extensive knowledge or having bootsplash enabled by default
[09:39] <leonid_> I have problem with menu. My Ubuntu is 11.10 when i open menu i haven't no games, no browsers, only files... this problem in USER menu.
[09:39] <samba35> how to uninstall a package which i have installed from ./configure and make and make install
[09:40] <aBound> Necrosporus, Most distributions people wouldn't even bother using as it's a time waster.
[09:40] <leonid_> I have problem with menu. My Ubuntu is 11.10 when i open menu i haven't games, browsers, only files... this problem in USER menu.
[09:40] <_serial_> sudo apt-get autoremove nameofpackage samba35?
[09:40] <Stanley00> samba35: I think make uninstall or make remove will
[09:41] <samba35> no i have not installed package from apt-get
[09:41] <Necrosporus> aBound, I want one without stupid shiny stuff which only add problems, but with all the tools which actually make the life easier
[09:41] <aBound> Necrosporus, As I said a few minor differences: package managers, older/newer packages, a few mods to the kernel. Usually, documentation exist for some of them.
[09:41] <_serial_> you can still remove with autoremove
[09:42] <Necrosporus> like package manager with dependency control and one-click (or one easy command) wi-fi setup thing
[09:42] <aBound> Necrosporus, With Linux usually you'll either get stability with older packages or instability with the latest/greatest.
[09:42] <leonid_> I have problem with menu. My Ubuntu is 11.10 when i open menu i haven't games, browsers, only files... this problem in USER menu.
[09:42] <iceroot> Necrosporus: sles, rhel, unbreakable linux, ucs are all GNU/Linux which are not free as in free beer, so gpl does not mean "free as in free beer"
[09:43] <aBound> Necrosporus, I doubt such a distro exist. Though would be nice.
[09:43] <_serial_> leonid_: i would reset gnome -> http://askubuntu.com/questions/56313/how-do-i-reset-gnome-to-the-defaults
[09:44] <aBound> Necrosporus, Newer kernels can also break the system same with newer packages.
[09:44] <leonid_> gnome 2 or 1
[09:44] <leonid_> ?
[09:44] <_serial_> 3 for 11.10
[09:45] <leonid_> 3 thanks..
[09:45] <Necrosporus> >>>  <aBound> Necrosporus, I doubt such a distro exist // That's why! Why not to drop shiny stuff from some existing distros?
[09:45] <_serial_> leonid_: once done logout and back in again and all should be well
[09:45] <Necrosporus> for example from ubuntu
[09:46] <Necrosporus> Actually, ubuntu already lost first place on distrowatch, because of unity stuff
[09:46] <aBound> Necrosporus, Wouldn't make a difference because 11.10 uses the latest packages and a newer kernel newer packages usually contain instability issues. So getting rid of the shiny stuff will still cause the system to break.
[09:46] <iceroot> Necrosporus: then use another distro then ubuntu
[09:46] <aBound> A newer kernel could also break the system in itself.
[09:47] <iceroot> Necrosporus: if you have a technical support-question, feel free to ask here, everything else goes to #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:47] <aBound> Necrosporus, Newer isn't always better.
[09:47] <iceroot> Necrosporus: if you are missing features on ubuntu, feel free to open a bug/feature request
[09:47] <Necrosporus> iceroot, I actually find _superflous features_
[09:47] <aBound> Necrosporus, I used 10.04 LTS and it has a far better stability track record than 11.10 but has older packages and most of those newer ones I have to grab from some repository.
[09:47] <Necrosporus> Yeas, that's true
[09:48] <pksadiq`> aBound: +1
[09:48] <Necrosporus> But i'm talking about shiny stuff and unity
[09:48] <aBound> Necrosporus, Unity will be fixed more or less in 12.04 LTS.
[09:48] <iceroot> Necrosporus: what about using kubuntu, xubuntu, lxde if you dont like unity? what is your point int his suppor-channel?
[09:48] <airtonix> aBound: it' broken?
[09:48] <aBound> Necrosporus, The reason gnome 2 was stable is because of it's long-term track record.
[09:49] <xmannn> i like xubuntu but can i use a better file manager?
[09:49] <aBound> airtonix, It was broken on a reinstall.
[09:49] <leonid_> 1476 users on irc.. wow :)
[09:49] <airtonix> oh ok
[09:49] <aBound> airtonix, Even when using unity --replace it broke unity and couldn't much be fixed.
[09:49] <aBound> airtonix, But those were on my older installs.
[09:49] <airtonix> aBound: i wouldn't know i use gnome-shell instead
[09:49] <aBound> Necrosporus, Compiz tends to have breakage in 11.10.
[09:50] <xmannn> can i use nautilus in xubuntu?
[09:50] <Necrosporus> aBound, Xfce and KDE4 is not as good as gnome2. KDE 3.5 was better than gnome2, but... you know
[09:50] <aBound> airtonix, I use gnome-shell on the side too but went back to Unity.
[09:50] <iceroot> xmannn: sure
[09:50] <cigue> Hey guys, on my Asus Eee T101MT running 10.04 LTS the wireless says it's connected but I can't ping the router or resolve google.com. Googling shows this also happens on 11.10. Wireless card is Atheros AR9285, supposedly supported by my kernel. Help?
[09:51] <aBound> Necrosporus, The longer something gets coded the better support and the better the stability overtime unless the coders are lazy on fixing bugs and just adding new features.
[09:51] <iceroot> cigue: you cant also ping "8.8.8.8"?
[09:51] <iceroot> cigue: ping -c 4 8.8.8.8
[09:51] <aBound> Necrosporus, I bet it's hard to manage the Linux kernel so much code is written for it.
[09:51] <Necrosporus> cigue, show output of ifconfig -a and /etc/resolv.conf on pastebin.com or other such site
[09:51] <cigue> iceroot: It works fine
[09:52] <Necrosporus> cigue, than you may want to add it to your resolv conf
[09:52] <cigue> Necrosporus: 1 sec, pastebinning
[09:52] <iceroot> cigue: then your "nameserver" is not set
[09:52] <Necrosporus> cigue, try adding "nameserver 8.8.8.8" into /etc/resolv.conf
[09:53] <aBound> Necrosporus, Better to move to the newer Ubuntu when it comes out given it's LTS and will be for 5 years max. So you can expect good things. :P
[09:54] <wildon> como hago para compatir archivos entre ubuntu
[09:54] <NetRunnerBlack> How do I go about adding a line to /etc/apt/sources.list
[09:54] <cigue> There's already a nameserver set: 192.168.2.1 do I comment it out?
[09:55] <NetRunnerBlack> It won't let me change it because it's readonly and I don't have permission to replace it
[09:55] <i_is_broke> !es > wildon
[09:55] <Necrosporus> cigue, if you want, you may
[09:55] <aBound> Dang, time for me to go to bed. Have a good night ya'll. :)
[09:56] <cigue> NetRunnerBlack: use sudo to get permission, here you can write to a terminal "sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list"
[09:56] <Necrosporus> actually try pinging 192.168.2.1
[09:56] <Necrosporus> cigue, ed is better %)
[09:56] <NetRunnerBlack> Thanks
[09:56] <pnorman> !gksudo | cigue
[09:57] <cigue> okay thanks guys :)
[09:58] <NetRunnerBlack> Should I use natty or oneiric as my distribution?
[09:58] <cigue> My current nameserver didn't resolve, changed it to 8.8.8.8 and resetting connection, I'll upadte you guys
[10:00] <Necrosporus> cigue, actually, you should configure the nameserver somewhere also, /etc/resolv.conf is generated automatically and will be rewritten over time, I guess
[10:01] <cigue> Okay, how do I do that?
[10:01] <Necrosporus> cigue, in the network manager config
[10:01] <Necrosporus> But actually, I guess, the problem is with your router
[10:03] <cigue> ItNecrosporus: well it works on my other ubuntu laptop
[10:04] <makara> cigue: linux hasn't resolved driver issues for Artheros cards since 10.04
[10:05] <Necrosporus> cigue, than try to check route -n, ifconfig, iptables-save and /etc/resolv.conf
[10:06] <makara> cigue: just  don't use network manager and it won't rewrite /etc/resolv.conf
[10:06] <wookienz> hi, running 11.10 - for some reason today the sound decides not to work. No sould devices are shown in the sound settings... where do i start?
[10:06] <cigue> so, wicd?
[10:07] <llutz> cigue: you can set your dns in dhclient.conf too
[10:08] <cigue>  O
[10:08] <cigue> O wow I suck... Actually pinging 8.8.8.8 returns nothing
[10:09] <cigue> Meaning I can't get a connection with anything except localhost... Oh well
[10:09] <DamienCassou> hi
[10:10] <DamienCassou> I created a .desktop file in ~/.local/share/applications, but it does not appear in the unity menu. What can I do please?
[10:11] <Chipzzz> mode +q -!-
[10:12] <DamienCassou> Chipzzz: are you answering my question? If yes, I don't understand
[10:12] <Chipzzz> no, sorry... trying to figure out an irc command
[10:12] <DamienCassou> Chipzzz: ok, sorry
[10:14] <Guest74553> Helo I need help geting axess to email account
[10:14] <Guest74553> Anybody Helpings?
[10:14] <DamienCassou> Guest74553: could you please be more specific?
[10:15] <Guest74553> Yes I need to hak an email account and my website toos
[10:15] <llutz> Guest74553: troll off
[10:15] <Guest74553> what is troll off?
[10:16] <Guest74553> I been haked 2 times already
[10:16] <Guest74553> need to secure site
[10:16] <owner__> change your password
[10:16] <Guest74553> not good enuf
[10:16] <Guest74553> it happen
[10:17] <Guest74553> 2 times
[10:17] <Guest74553> and the text inside the email chaged too.
[10:17] <cigue> Guest74553: you're in the wrong chatroom
[10:17] <airtonix>  ho ho
[10:18] <Guest74553> I look for underworld room
[10:18] <Guest74553> but cannot find
[10:19] <owner__> underworld room?
[10:19] <bal> i need a web server like wamp in windows which one is the best in ubuntu?
[10:19] <Shakyj> hey, when doing apt-cache search can I get versions
[10:19] <airtonix> bal: ?
[10:19] <cigue> So recapitulating: My network manager says I'm connected, yet I don't get answers to pings anywhere except localhost. I tried pinging both 8.8.8.8 and my original nameserver. Thoughts?
[10:19] <cigue> bal: lamp
[10:19] <bal> php mysql appache?
[10:19] <airtonix> cigue: did you try : sudo service Network-Manager restart ?
[10:20] <airtonix> cigue: might be in lower case.
[10:20] <leontopod_> cigue, plug in your network cable
[10:20] <Shakyj> bal: wamp is windows, apache, mysql, php. So what you need is lamp. Linux, apache...
[10:20] <overclucker> !lamp | bal
[10:20] <airtonix> cigue: or sudo killall nm-applet
[10:21] <airtonix> cigue: or sudo service networking restart
[10:21] <Shakyj> that worked overclucker
[10:21] <bal> how to install it? and configer  i am new to ubuntu
[10:21] <airtonix> bal: read the linked page.
[10:21] <bal> ok thank you
[10:22] <Shakyj> can I get version info from APT?
[10:22] <overclucker> bal: I usually use tasksel to install the base packages
[10:22] <airtonix> Shakyj: yes, but using dpkg
[10:22] <cigue> airtonix: restarted successfully using service restart, no change though.
[10:22] <airtonix> cigue: this is 11.10 desktop i assume ?
[10:23] <Shakyj> airtonix: thanks, I'll google from there
[10:23] <detly> I recently installed Ubuntu 11.10, and have just gone to use Gwibber (3.2.1-0ubuntu1.3), but there seems to be no way to add or remove columns or change the theme (this is using Unity, and I'm using the Zukitwo Hybrid theme from gnome-look.org, changed with the gnome-tweak-tool)... is this known to be a problem, or have I screwed something up?
[10:23] <cigue> 10.04 LTS but the problem has been replicated with the same hardware on 11.10
[10:23] <bal> is it xamp work in ubuntu ?
[10:23] <airtonix> bal: no.
[10:24] <airtonix> cigue: i assume you've ensured that you have a valid network connection profile active in the network manager applet?
[10:24] <bullgard6> "You have searched for files named gnome-default-applications-properties in suite oneiric, all sections, and all architectures. Sorry, your search gave no results." Where is this program hidden?
[10:24] <overclucker> bal: xampp is a windows implementation of what is usually called the lamp stack
[10:24] <airtonix> cigue: does sudo ifconfig reveal an interface with an IP address?
[10:24] <cigue> detly: I suspect that you'd be better off asking in the relevant section of the forums, I have no idea personally
[10:24] <bal> thank you <airtonix><overclucker><Shakyj><cigue>
[10:25] <JF1976> Q). is there a script to allow me to apt-get update a 10.04 iso to the latest 10.04 iso image,
[10:25] <detly> cigue: yeah, or maybe askubuntu
[10:26] <cigue> airtonix: it does. Supposedly I'm connected, too.
[10:27] <airtonix> cigue: what is the output of routes?
[10:27] <airtonix> route*
[10:27] <DamienCassou> How can I associate files with .image extension with an executable file I have on my computer (manually installed in my home folder)?
[10:27] <cigue> airtonix: exact same thing as on my laptop with working wireless
[10:27] <airtonix> DamienCassou: by right clicking on it and selecting open with
[10:28] <DamienCassou> airtonix: doesn't work anymore in unity
[10:28] <airtonix> cigue: and the wirless access point is the intended gateway for your desktop too?
[10:28] <cigue> yes
[10:28] <airtonix> DamienCassou: why wouldn't it? it's a nautilus thing not a unity dashbar thing
[10:29] <airtonix> cigue: ok i assumed you were using wired. what does iwconfig reveal?
[10:29] <DamienCassou> airtonix: it might have nothing to do with unity, but the fact is it's not in Ubuntu 11.10 anymore
[10:30] <airtonix> DamienCassou: it is, because i'm using 11.10 now.
[10:30] <DamienCassou> with the default desktop environment?
[10:30] <airtonix> DamienCassou: did you right click it? select properties?
[10:30] <overclucker> JF1976: are you trying to upgrade to the latest versino of ubuntu?
[10:30] <overclucker> *version
[10:31] <JF1976> no, im trying to update backtack but its based on 10.04 ubuntu,
[10:31] <JF1976> iso
[10:31] <airtonix> DamienCassou: maybe your installation is broken, my nautilus right click menu has "Open with other application..."
[10:31] <JF1976> im here at the moment http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-customize-your-ubuntu-live-cd
[10:31] <DamienCassou> airtonix: from the 'open with' menu, I can associate with any application normally installed, but it's not possible to associate with a command as was possible before
[10:32] <airtonix> DamienCassou: create a .desktop file in ~/.local/share/applications
[10:32] <DamienCassou> airtonix: I mean you can associate with an application, but not with an arbitrary executable file somewhere
[10:32] <cigue> airtonix: no sizeable difference in output from iwconfig between my working and failing connection
[10:32] <DamienCassou> airtonix: that's what I did, but the application is still not available in the list of applications
[10:33] <red> 7wc
[10:33] <DamienCassou> airtonix: neither in the dash menu, not in the 'open with' dialog
[10:33] <cigue> airtonix: by the way thanks for the help
[10:33] <airtonix> DamienCassou: it probably has to have specific meta tags in the file
[10:33] <DamienCassou> airtonix: do you have an idea how I could add them?
[10:34] <airtonix> DamienCassou: you mean "what meta tags do i add to the .desktop text file?"
[10:34] <DamienCassou> airtonix: exactly :-)
[10:34] <airtonix> DamienCassou: that's a good question, i wish i asked it
[10:35] <DamienCassou> airtonix: when I do some modifications to the desktop file, do I have to restart the session?
[10:35] <airtonix> DamienCassou: i would look in that directory and examine which applications *do* show up in your list of applications and see what's different
[10:35] <DamienCassou> airtonix: or the whole computer?
[10:37] <airtonix> DamienCassou: i would think you'd only need to restart nautilus : nautilus -q
[10:38] <airtonix> DamienCassou: btw did you conclude that the .desktop file needs a MimeType=<valid mime type here/>
[10:38] <cigue> airtonix: if I have the same iwconfig as a healthy connection, can I check anything else?
[10:38] <bullgard6> "You have searched for files named gnome-default-applications-properties in suite oneiric, all sections, and all architectures. Sorry, your search gave no results." Where is this program hidden? Or what program has replaced it?
[10:39] <airtonix> cigue: i would check if it can see access points : sudo iwlist wlan0 scan (where wlan0 is the interface for the wifi)
[10:39] <overclucker> JF1976: do-release-upgrade may be what you are looking for. realise though, that it only upgrades one version at a time, you'll have to upgrade from 10.04 > 10.10 > 11.04 > 11.10
[10:39] <DamienCassou> airtonix: it's working fine thank you. The MimeType does not look mandatory
[10:40] <airtonix> DamienCassou: what was required?
[10:40] <JF1976> overclucker, its not Ubuntu, its backtrack, they have there own repos based on 10.04.
[10:40] <DamienCassou> airtonix: the first line at least: '[Desktop Entry]'. Stupid me
[10:40] <cigue> airtonix: I can.
[10:41] <cigue> bullgard6: wj
[10:41] <cigue> bullgard6: what are you trying to do?
[10:41] <overclucker> JF1976: ah, right.
[10:42] <OliveGreen> Hi all.
[10:42] <OliveGreen> For some reason, every English word that I type, dispite being correctly spelled is marked as a spelling mistake! ><
[10:42] <abhijain11> hello
[10:42] <OliveGreen> Sorry.. I was talking about Firefox.
[10:42] <JF1976> overclucker, thanks anyways, always nice to get a reply
[10:42] <airtonix> cigue: are you using two wifi devices? are they embedded? or are they/it just a wifi usb dongle that you are using between your two computers?
[10:42] <abhijain11> hello
[10:42] <airtonix> cigue: in other words: could it be a faulty device?
[10:43] <abhijain11> I installed ubuntu 11.10 with vmware  and I am unable to mount my other drives I can only access file system through the computer
[10:43] <jolaren> Anyone can tip me of good rss downloader for transmission?
[10:43] <airtonix> cigue: ifnot is the signal between client and accesspoint strong?
[10:43] <bullgard6> cigue: To use this program to change the preferred program when playing a .mp3 file from Banshee to Audacious.
[10:43] <cigue> airtonix: both computers are running on integrated wireless cards that are supposed to be supported by the kernel version.
[10:44] <jordan> jolaren: flexget
[10:44] <airtonix> cigue: i'm out of ideas
[10:45] <cigue> The only known difference is the wireless card models and drivers (ath5k working vs atl1c not working)
[10:45] <cigue> Bleh, this sucks. Windows 7 here I come
[10:45] <cigue> :(
[10:48] <Ben64> cigue: don't do it!
[10:49] <bugged_medusa> Get active checks error: Cannot connect to server_ip:10051, ports are open, used this rule to open the port on server iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -d 0/0 -s 0/0 --dport 10051 -j ACCEPT
[10:49] <cigue> Well, this laptop is apparently notorious for wifi issues on ubuntu
[10:50] <bugged_medusa> zabbix agent DisableActive=0
[10:50] <bal> i need to print whole site to pdf  is it possible ?
[10:52] <abhijain15> hello
[10:52] <cigue> bal: you'd have t
[10:52] <cigue> bal: you'd have to parse it first somehow... Big job
[10:52] <abhijain15> I installed ubuntu 11.10 with vmware and I am unable to access my hard disk drives . I can only access file system
[10:52] <bal> arount 200 pages
[10:52] <DamienCassou> is it possible to add icons somewhere in ~/.local and have them found automatically when using .desktop files?
[10:53] <abhijain15> how can i access all drives on ubuntu 11.10 with vmware
[10:55] <bugged_medusa> Get active checks error: Cannot connect to server_ip:10051, ports are open, used this rule to open the port on server iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -d 0/0 -s 0/0 --dport 10051 -j ACCEPT    zabbix agent have DisableActive=0
[10:56] <abhijain15> hello
[10:56] <abhijain15> every body please help
[10:57] <abhijain15> how can I access my other drives on ubuntu 11.10 installed with vmware
[10:58] <abhijain15> can any body help
[10:58] <abhijain15> strange the comunity seems like dead
[10:58] <dewnix> abhi, more info. what's the host system? internal or external drives?
[11:05] <DamienCassou> is there a place where to put my own icons so that they can be seen in Unity or file associations (referenced from a desktop file)?
[11:06] <theadmin> DamienCassou: /usr/share/pixmaps/XxY
[11:06] <DamienCassou> theadmin: thanks, I will try again
[11:07] <theadmin> DamienCassou: Where XxY indicates the size, or /usr/share/pixmaps/scalable/ if they are svgs
[11:07] <lxyu> hello, I just typoed rm -rf /some/directory again. And, are there any way to make rm -r directory ask for a `y/Y` before executed?
[11:08] <bullgard6> lxyu: man rm
[11:08] <xsl> lxyu:  add the -i
[11:08] <xsl> rm -ri /some/directory
[11:09] <onre> or alternatively just typo it a couple more times, you'll eventually learn not to :)
[11:10] <xsl> but wen using -i with -r ... its very very annoying
[11:10] <lxyu> bullgard6: yep, get a `-I` option, seems great.
[11:10] <lxyu> xsl: yes, I used to use it, but after many times, I tend to use a `f` instead... btw, it seems the `-I` is great
[11:11] <xsl> yes -I is recursive
[11:13] <gulzar> how to know the startup items of a user? Using LXDE
[11:21] <dools> hello, i'm running 10.04 and have a tp-link pci-x wifi card. the card appears to be detected and operating correctly as i am able to scan and see networks. i've tried configuring on the command line using wpa supplicant but i'm not getting any dhcp offers. i've also tried using System->Preferences->Network Connections but although i get no errors, the connection doesn't appear after i have added it
[11:22] <dools> i'm also not seeing the little wireless networking icon in the top right status bar - however that is potentially because i have a wired connection currently on the same machine. does anyone have any clues as to what i should try next to diagnose the problem?
[11:23] <diverdude> I created a user like this: sudo adduser --system --shell /bin/sh --gecos 'git version control' \
[11:23] <diverdude>   --group --disabled-password --home /home/git git but now when i do ssh git@myip what password do i then enter?
[11:25] <juniour> dools same here but i am not getting hte sound icon
[11:26] <dools> juniour: does sound work on the machine?
[11:27] <juniour> dool ya it works
[11:27] <juniour> dools it works
[11:27] <diverdude> I created a user like this: sudo adduser --system --shell /bin/sh --gecos 'git version control' \  --group --disabled-password --home /home/git git but now when i do ssh git@myip what password do i then enter?
[11:27] <chirag> hi
[11:27] <dools> it's quite odd because, it seems as though everything should be working correctly with this wifi card. like i can scan and see networks and it's all happy but i get no love when trying to actually connect
[11:27] <whyking> hi
[11:28] <whyking> does ubuntu automatically block opening ports that are remotely accessible for users?
[11:28] <whyking> I open a port, but can't connect from external (but local works)
[11:28] <whyking> also not a problem of hosts.allow/deny
[11:28] <juniour> dools it dident find the wifi
[11:28] <juniour> dools or wt?
[11:28] <dools> diverdude: you can type: sudo passwd username to set the password
[11:28] <almoxarife> whyking: how about your router/firewall, what does it allow?
[11:28] <dools> juniour: it seems to have identified the wifi network i'm trying to connect to, yes
[11:29] <juniour> dools k
[11:29] <whyking> almoxarife: ugh, yes you are right I think
[11:29] <chirag> hii
[11:29] <almoxarife> whyking: and the default for ubuntu is firewall down
[11:30] <juniour> dools it connected or not
[11:30] <chirag> hello everyone
[11:30] <whyking> almoxarife: I know.. it's my universities firewall
[11:30] <dools> ie. i can run sudo iwlist scanning and see the network that i wish to connect to - all the details appear to be correct. but when i try and configure using the gui tool it appears to fail with no error, when i try via wpa supplicant it tries to connect via dhcp but receives no offers
[11:30] <chirag> can somebody tell me how to configure tomcat in eclipse europa ??
[11:30] <almoxarife> whyking: when all else there is TOR
[11:31] <dools> juniour: no it's not associated
[11:31] <whyking> almoxarife: thanks, and ssh port-forwarding
[11:31] <chirag> ??
[11:31] <chirag> give me solution..??
[11:31] <almoxarife> whyking: thats right, you want in
[11:32] <dools> juniour: i'm following this guide: http://www.prupert.co.uk/2010/06/25/how-to-configure-wireless-wifi-networking-in-ubuntu-via-the-command-line-cli/ which seems like it should work - although to be fair i don't know if i'm using AES or WPA2 or whatever
[11:32] <chirag> :FloodBot1 hiiiii
[11:33] <juniour> dools k
[11:35] <ahhughes_> how can I disable all auth on all samba shares?
[11:37] <openvoid> ahhughes_, map to guest = bad user - and guest writeable to shares
[11:38] <almoxarife> ahhughes_: forever, for a while?
[11:38] <ahhughes_> forever
[11:38] <almoxarife> ahhughes_: uninstall samba
[11:38] <almoxarife> ahhughes_: reboot
[11:38] <ahhughes_> I guess I could just save the password on the mount...
[11:39] <ahhughes_> that'd be the easiest solution.
[11:39] <mgaunard__> hi, I booted in recovery mode and then restarted X
[11:39] <mgaunard__> and my Fn keys do not work anymore
[11:39] <almoxarife> ahhughes_: you said all and for ever
[11:40] <mgaunard__> I'm using a logitech keyboard on a desktop computer
[11:40] <phynix> r
[11:40] <ahhughes_> no offence almoxarife, but your answer might be perfectly valid but a little too brief.
[11:41] <phynix> 这个是什么聊天工具
[11:41] <bugged_medusa> Get active checks error: Cannot connect to server_ip:10051, ports are open, used this rule to open the port on server : iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -d 0/0 -s 0/0 --dport 10051 -j ACCEPT    zabbix agent have DisableActive=0
[11:42] <RaTTuS|BIG> !cn | phynix
[11:42] <samrat> has the battery issues on Ubuntu 11.10 been resolved yet?
[11:42] <ahhughes_> w00t, its all working sweet now thanks everyone (including almoxarife) :D
[11:43] <almoxarife> ahhughes_: no offense taken, when you said 'all' users and 'forever' i took that to mean you didnt want samba, but true, there are lots of ways to skin a cat
[11:45] <Kartagis> what package do I need tor getting Quicktime demuxer?
[11:45] <samrat> just installed Ubuntu, added "pcie_aspm=force" to GRUB but i'm still getting a really short battery life.... anay way to resolve this?
[11:46] <samrat> I'm using a Thinkpad e520 btw
[11:46] <joobie> hey guys.. anyone know how i can change the IRQ of a card from linux?
[11:47] <RaTTuS|BIG> !ot | joobie
[11:47] <joobie> how is that off topic?
[11:48] <Kartagis> joobie: it's not ubuntu specific, there's ##linux for that
[11:49] <ahhughes_> My mediatomb is crashing because it starts up before the network interface has, how can I get the daemon so that it'll start up AFTER the network has?
[11:50] <joobie> Kartagis, im running it on ubuntu
[11:51] <dr_willis> ahhughes_:  wired or wireless networking?
[11:51] <Kartagis> then your question might be "...IRQ of a card from ubuntu"
[11:51] <ahhughes_> dr_willis, wired
[11:51] <RaTTuS|BIG> joobie - try ##linux really - as it's not ubuntu speciifc - you have more chance
[11:52] <A_J> hey all i have a few questions about KDE. Question No 1 : What is the Keybord shortcut to open a terminal window in KDE. Crtl + Alt + T does not work
[11:52] <LjL> RaTTuS|BIG, ##linux might be a good place to try, but the question wasn't really offtopic, it's appropriate for #ubuntu
[11:52] <dr_willis> ahhughes_:  dirty work around. start meditomb from /etc/rc.local  - i would think the mediatomb service would use upstarts feature to wait for networking service to be up. You may wan tto check askubuntu.com the forums and the bug reports. it may be a known issue
[11:53] <ahhughes_> yeah, its a known issue :)
[11:53] <LjL> A_J: there is also a #kubuntu channel in case you'd like to try there since it's KDE-specific
[11:53] <Gods_Father> hi everyone. I am in trouble since somthing removed network-manager and network-manager-gnome as well as dhcpclient so i cant connect to the internet with that machine neither manually using wpa_supplicant nor in any other method. i get connected using wpa_supplicant but i cant get an IP cause no dhcp installed. How do i get on the internet now to get my network manager back?
[11:54] <A_J> 0/j #kubuntu
[11:54] <A_J> okie LjL thanks
[11:55] <theadmin> Gods_Father: Even tho dhclient is removed, you might still have dhcpcd installed?
[11:55] <A_J> theadmin: \o/
[11:56] <Gods_Father> theadmin: I dont think so. Just tried.
[11:56] <ahhughes_> dr_willis, would chaning the run level of mediatomb?
[11:56] <theadmin> Gods_Father: I see... Hm, well, probably the only real way is to grab the packages you need using another computer or a livecd
[11:56] <dr_willis> ahhughes_: ubuntu dosent really use runlevels
[11:56] <samrat> is anyone else having battery issues with Oneric Ocelot in Lenovo Thinkpads??
[11:56] <dr_willis> !upstart
[11:57] <Gods_Father> theadmin: ok. well i tried that but seems like there are so many dependencied that the installation fails. Do you know weather there is some full package?
[11:57] <samrat> someone know how I can get a longer battery life with 11.10?
[11:58] <theadmin> Gods_Father: I, uh... well, you might want to chroot into your broken install from a livecd then. I dunno how to get all the dependencies
[11:59] <abhinavmehta> if I'm having both boot loader installed eg. LILO & GRUB, and I want to know, which boot loader I'm using…how to find ?
[12:00] <abhinavmehta> ..its a os-instance running at some cloud-provider..so how to find this..?
[12:00] <Gods_Father> theadmin: ok. then i'll need to tr this. but just tell me a last thing, how exactly to i chroot into it? Ive never heard of chroot. Thanks
[12:01] <theadmin> Gods_Father: Mount the drive and "sudo chroot /path/to/your/mountpoint"
[12:01] <A_J> theadmin: can you help me switch users on xfce http://i.lulzimg.com/3684a46623.png
[12:01] <A_J> !KDE
[12:01] <Gods_Father> theadmin: ok. thanks
[12:01] <A_J> !xfce
[12:01] <abhinavmehta> anyone, who can guide me with boot-loader answer..?
[12:02] <theadmin> A_J: ...?
[12:02] <A_J> theadmin: can you help me switch users on xfce http://i.lulzimg.com/3684a46623.png
[12:02] <dr_willis> abhinavmehta:  which one are you wanting to use?
[12:02] <theadmin> A_J: That image doesn't tell me anything at all... What do you want of me anyway
[12:02] <prantik> hi
[12:02] <bullgard4> abhinavmehta: Please read http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/gnu/grub/html_chapter/grub_4.html
[12:02] <A_J> theadmin: i want to switch user profiles.
[12:03] <abhinavmehta> dr_willis: I'm writing a script…which should find whatever boot-loader is active on the os
[12:03] <theadmin> A_J: Uh, you need to log out and log back in?
[12:03] <theadmin> A_J: With another user, that is
[12:03] <dr_willis> abhinavmehta:  no idea on that.. i would think it very rare for a system to be using LILO these days.
[12:04] <A_J> theadmin: umm, is there no other way. i need to be online on both profiles. Genome had a switch user feature
[12:04] <dr_willis> abhinavmehta:  theres also Grub1 , grub2, and even syslinux :) that could be used.
[12:04] <theadmin> A_J: Depends on your display manager, nothing to do with XFCE...
[12:04] <abhinavmehta> its a cloud-provisioning script…so I can have any of them…or both of them installed, but using some one of them…so checking the path for both won't be a good idea, I guess.
[12:04] <A_J> theadmin: any idea how i can set it up.
[12:05] <eirikhm> I'm getting a "Size mismatch" when trying to install Hudson via APT, and I'm not having any luck reaching those guys. Is there any way to simply disregard that?
[12:05] <theadmin> A_J: Not really, I don't do crazy things like that.
[12:05] <A_J> lol it's not crazy theadmin.
[12:05] <theadmin> eirikhm: Um, no, you can't install a broken package honestly. However, try clearing the apt cache (sudo apt-get clean) and reinstalling it again, the download might just be corrupted
[12:05] <abhinavmehta> yes, I know…in that situation I'll fail with error.
[12:06] <eirikhm> theadmin: been there, done that.
[12:06] <abhinavmehta> but I want to support at least the grub1, grub2, and lilo
[12:06] <eirikhm> I think it's just the reported size that is wrong (608MB vs downloaded 60.8MB)
[12:08] <theadmin> eirikhm: Ah, I see... Meh, maybe apt-get does have a --force option or something, but I don't know if it does or if that will help
[12:08] <abhinavmehta> guys..isn't there some os-config file where info about active boot-loader is stored..?
[12:08] <dr_willis> abhinavmehta:  not that ive ever noticed.
[12:09] <dr_willis> abhinavmehta:  you could be booting a redhat system from a ubuntu managed bootloader also.. or other weirdness
[12:09] <k3Rn> do i really have to start qemu using `sudo` when using TAP / bridged networking? i can't get around permission problems...
[12:10] <abhinavmehta> yes..thats true…but there should be some config-file or something…from where the os takes this information..right..?
[12:10] <theadmin> abhinavmehta: The OS doesn't deal with the bootloader at all. It's quite the exact opposite.
[12:10] <ahhughes_> dr_willis, other option I have is to add a sleep to the init.d script, is the command sleep 15 (to get a 15second sleep)?
[12:11] <dr_willis> ahhughes_:  that could work. but the upstart scripts SHOULD have settings to wait for networking tobe up.
[12:11] <ahhughes_> agreed dr_willis - chances of me stuffing them up are high
[12:11] <eirikhm> theadmin: --force-yes does not do the trick either. Guess I'll do it manually then. Thanks :)
[12:11] <theadmin> eirikhm: No point in thanking someone who did not help
[12:12] <abhinavmehta> theadmin: you have a valid point…but than how it is loaded into the memory…? what if both boot loaders are installed…than which will be used…who will decide this..?
[12:12] <dr_willis> ahhughes_:  from what i recall of upstartt scripts its just like a  'requires (networking)' or similer line.
[12:12] <dr_willis> ahhughes_:  if its even using an actual upstart script.
[12:12] <theadmin> abhinavmehta: The one which is in MBR will be loaded, that's all.
[12:12] <ahhughes_> dr_willis, there is also a disclaimer that scripts have not gone final.
[12:12] <dr_willis> abhinavmehta:  if both are installed, (which im not sure is possible) then either one could be the actual bootloader.
[12:12] <abhinavmehta> theadmin: so you mean…I should read the starting addresses of my disk…to find boot loader info..?
[12:12] <taurus86> Hi everybody
[12:13] <abhinavmehta> theadmin: just trying to make myself clear..?
[12:13] <wookienz> hypothetically, if i had two nics on different sunets and ISPs, how would i tell one program to use one nic and noth the other?
[12:13] <dr_willis> abhinavmehta:  dare we ask what your script is doing that it needs to mess with a systems bootloader?
[12:13] <theadmin> abhinavmehta: Uh, I'd rather check which bootloader is installed package-wise. I doubt installing two of them is even possible.
[12:14] <abhinavmehta> theadmin: its possible…I did on this my VM-instance.
[12:14] <abhinavmehta> thats how I came into this situation.
[12:14] <ahhughes_> dr_willis, sleep 15 works.. that'll do me :)
[12:14] <dr_willis> ahhughes_:  unless your networking is slow to respond. :P
[12:14] <theadmin> abhinavmehta: Hm, okay, well this is a mess...
[12:14] <taurus86> can anybody advise me please on how to install LAMP on ubuntu?
[12:15] <theadmin> abhinavmehta: I don't think the OS provides any way to find out what bootloader is stored in MBR, sorry.
[12:15] <dr_willis> !lamp | taurus86
[12:15] <dr_willis> how does the os even know which disk it used the mbr from? :) i have systems befor with 3+ differnt linux's on differnt hd's
[12:16] <reCAPTCHA> Hey all... I am having some network printing issues. I have a printer on a school network, I know the IP on the network, but am not sure how to add it.
[12:16] <dr_willis> reCAPTCHA:  cups gui tool. or the cups web interface
[12:17] <abhinavmehta> theadmin: yes..and no. I've few reasons to believe that OS stores this info somewhere.
[12:18] <abhinavmehta> and yes because…the package, which I found using this info…could have got this info from here..http://blog.eukhost.com/webhosting/how-to-determine-boot-loader/
[12:18] <Caifas> hello guys I have a lvm partition on my server that is running out of space, I extended the partition but I can't extend the filesystem, when I try to resize I receive this msg "Device or resource is busy while trying to open /dev/... . Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock"
[12:18] <Caifas> I have a backup of the data on the partition so I tried to format but "/dev/... is apparently in use by the syste; will not make a filesystem here!" anyone know what can i do?
[12:18] <theadmin> abhinavmehta: Ok, sorry, I don't know. So I guess asking someone else is a better bet.
[12:19] <abhinavmehta> theadmin: not a problem…and thanks for your kind-inputs. :)
[12:19] <reCAPTCHA> I've printed off a configuration page, and I have the host name and ip.
[12:19] <theadmin> abhinavmehta: The page you show just reads the first few sectors of the disk and searches for a string in them
[12:19] <theadmin> abhinavmehta: I mean, the suggestion on that page.
[12:20] <dr_willis> The CUPS web interface is available on your machine at the following URL:
[12:20] <dr_willis>     http://localhost:631
[12:20] <abhinavmehta> hmm…but thats also a hack.
[12:20] <abhinavmehta> wrote by someone..
[12:20] <dr_willis> try the web interface reCAPTCHA .. (see above)
[12:20] <reCAPTCHA> But when I type the host name into the 'Find Network Printer' option under the 'new printer' window, I get 'no printer was found at that address'.
[12:20] <taurus86> !nfs
[12:21] <dr_willis> reCAPTCHA:  you are on the same lan/network? or is this over the internet?
[12:21] <taurus86> !bind
[12:21] <theadmin> !msgthebot | taurus86
[12:23] <vdemedes> Hello!
[12:23] <vdemedes> How to install Qt libs, without Creator, Assistant, etc in Terminal?
[12:25] <dhs227> Howto install rails with ruby 1.9 on ubuntu11.10? I found the rails dependence always be ruby-1.8
[12:25] <RaTTuS|BIG> vdemedes sudo apt-get install qd4 ?
[12:25] <vdemedes> dhs227: railsready
[12:25] <vdemedes> RaTTuS|BIG: you mean qt4-dev ?
[12:25] <dhs227> what means realsready?
[12:26] <vdemedes> dhs227: google it
[12:26] <RaTTuS|BIG> vdemedes - possibly but that may get you closer
[12:26] <RaTTuS|BIG> !google
[12:28] <dr_willis> !info ruby
[12:28] <dragonslay> !google-fu
[12:28] <agus_sintang> !info agus_sintang
[12:29] <agus_sintang> !info gnome-shell
[12:29] <dragonslay> what is googel-fu?
[12:30] <agus_sintang> !command
[12:30] <Myrtti> !msgthebot
[12:30] <agus_sintang> !msgthebot
[12:30] <agus_sintang> weh
[12:30] <agus_sintang> no answer
[12:31] <agus_sintang> !t
[12:31] <dragonslay> stop it agus_sintang
[12:31] <Myrtti> didn't you read read the message?
[12:32] <RaTTuS|BIG> agus_sintang - pm the bot if you want to hassel it
[12:33] <agus_sintang> hehe okey
[12:33] <agus_sintang> :)
[12:37] <wookienz> how can i tell which nic a connection is being made through the netstat command?
[12:39] <in0cula> i need to encrypt some lines of text with GPG, but i'm unable with gedit, i'm on ubuntu 11.10, any solutions?
[12:41] <loganrun> does anyone know how to search to find out what package provides a file
[12:41] <geirha> loganrun: apt-file
[12:41] <geirha> loganrun: or dpkg -S /path/to/file  if it's an already installed package
[12:42] <loganrun> geirha: for a package that has not been installed yet, I need to find the name of hte package
[12:42] <geirha> loganrun: Then you want apt-file
[12:42] <geirha> loganrun: or use http://packages.ubuntu.com
[12:43] <loganrun> geirha, o.k. thanks
[12:46] <iceroot> in0cula: use the gpg tool instead of directly with your editor gedit
[12:46] <iceroot> in0cula: there you can sign and/or encrypt single files
[12:46] <kevin_> hi all
[12:47] <PeppercornMedley> is there an apt package for intel graphics drivers?
[12:48] <Ben64> PeppercornMedley: xserver-xorg-video-intel
[12:49] <PeppercornMedley> awesome, cheers man!
[12:51] <Caifas> guys, I need to resize my lvm partition but It's saying the device is busy and couldn't find valid filesystem superblock. When I look at fdisk -l I can see an extra device /dev/mapper/var_lv1 givin a warning "parition 1 does not end on cylinder boundary" with lvdisplay this var_lv1 partition doesn't exists, only the var_lv, and I cannot resize nor format it, any ideias?
[12:51] <kelvinella> hi, which software is best for video editing?
[12:52] <kelvinella> like something similar to iMovie?
[12:52] <RaTTuS|BIG> kelvinella kino?
[12:52] <kelvinella> what about avidemux?
[12:52] <RaTTuS|BIG> dunno nevr done any editing
[12:53] <openvoid> audacity
[12:55] <Kartagis> openvoid: since when is audacity for video editing?
[12:56] <wingnut2626> Hello all from claymont, de, usa
[13:04] <JF1976> Q) How would i collect the variables needed from a running live cd to create a config line for lh_config
[13:07] <miouki> hello
[13:08] <miouki> i am using tango studio & i'm a noob,
[13:10] <miouki> i have some question about xchat, does someone know foras that speek about xchat specifiquely
[13:10] <miouki> ?
[13:10] <bazhang> #tangostudio miouki
[13:10] <bazhang> miouki, for xchat there is #xchat
[13:11] <miouki> thanks i will look
[13:14] <Ignus> Good day to all.
[13:14] <Ignus> Anyone with any experience with swap on an encrypted volume
[13:15] <Ignus> I can't enable swap eventhough it has an entry in the etc/fstab
[13:16] <loacks> how to display the groups some user is in of the users some group contains?
[13:16] <miouki> can someone can explain me how to find a forum on xchat about tangostudio?
[13:17] <DoctorD> a channel where you can talk about electronics ? especially about tv's...cause i have a problem
[13:17] <bazhang> #tangostudio miouki
[13:17] <amritansu> I have a samsung ML-1670 printer, but no driver. how do I get(&install ) it
[13:18] <Gods_Father> theadmin: hope ou remember me, you told me to chroot my old system from live disk half an hour ago. what happened was this: chroot: cannot run command '/bin/bash': Exec format error. how do i fix this?
[13:18] <theadmin> Gods_Father: Ehh... Are the livecd and the installed system of the same architecture? (i.e. both x32 or x64)
[13:18] <miouki> it is possible to have a command linestyle $ xchat connect #tangostudio , or something like that?
[13:19] <Gods_Father> theadmin: damn. ok stupid me. Lets try another time... :P
[13:19] <bazhang> miouki, /join #tangostudio
[13:19] <miouki> thanks i try!
[13:19] <Ignus> Encrypted swap, anyone with a succesful install?
[13:21] <Oer> amritansu, with 11.10 samsung provided my ML1650 with drivers automatic
[13:22] <Oer> Ignus, if i recall correct, an encrypted home disables the swap for security reason ?
[13:23] <miouki> when i write $ xchat /join #tangostudio, it does not work, i think i need to configure xchat or somethings like that will look tutorials on youtube
[13:27] <Ignus> Oer, but you can enable an encrypted swap area, the problem is it won't mount the 4gb I allocated.
[13:28] <oomjos> hey all Im trying to save something as .sh format how do i do this???
[13:28] <oomjos> I want to run a script
[13:28] <Resistance> miouki:  #xchat
[13:28] <Gentoo64> just add .sh to the end
[13:29] <Resistance> miouki:  there's no command line optionis like you're looking for
[13:29] <oomjos> so i remanem file and add .sh to end???
[13:29] <oomjos> rename
[13:29] <Gentoo64> yes
[13:29] <oomjos> thank you
[13:29] <oomjos> im such a noob
[13:29] <Gentoo64> we all are :)
[13:29] <Resistance> *coughs*
[13:30] <Pici> Everyone was new once.
[13:30] <oomjos> haha im trying to teach myself shell language
[13:30] <Resistance> ANYWAYS, anyone know why a clean install of Natty woudl be using all of 4GB or RAM and 50% of a 16GB swap partition?
[13:31] <Gentoo64> Resistance, :s
[13:31] <Gentoo64> try the system monitor
[13:31] <Resistance> oomjos:  you could always put #!/bin/bash at the beginning of your script file... define the interpreter that way
[13:31] <Resistance> Gentoo64:  CLI envirionment, not local
[13:31] <Gentoo64> top
[13:31] <Gentoo64> you have nothing open?
[13:32] <Resistance> nope, just booted it up, no processes other than basic services and nginx
[13:32] <Resistance> so either a process is hiding itself... or i need to reinstall the OS again
[13:32] <Gentoo64> i wouldnt reinstall
[13:33] <oldude67> Resistance, have you done a memory check? is that still offered on the install disk?
[13:33] <Gentoo64> try top
[13:33] <Resistance> Gentoo64:  i'm in htop atm
[13:33] <Gentoo64> ok
[13:33] <Gentoo64> nothing high in the mem%
[13:33] <Gentoo64> ?
[13:33] <Resistance> nope
[13:33] <Resistance> hence why i showed up here
[13:33]  * Resistance has no idea what's causing this
[13:33] <Gentoo64> try rebooting once more
[13:33] <oldude67> Resistance, did you md5sum disk?
[13:34] <theadmin> Resistance: Maybe some huge disk cache?...
[13:34] <Resistance> oldude67:  mhm, the image i used is valid
[13:34] <theadmin> !linuxatemyram | Resistance
[13:34] <theadmin> Bah
[13:34] <Gentoo64> :)
[13:34] <Resistance> theadmin:  hope not...
[13:34] <Pici> Resistance: Are you sure that that space isn't being used by cache/buffer?
[13:34] <Resistance> theadmin:  i know that Linux eats up the cache
[13:34] <theadmin> Resistance: http://www.linuxatemyram.com/ - this might explain it
[13:34] <theadmin> Resistance: Ah, okay
[13:34] <Resistance> Pici:  yes, because is there a reason half my swap would be used in addition to 4GB of RAM (16GB Swap partition)?
[13:35] <Resistance> Pici:  the GNOME System Monitor (Natty) shows RAM at 100% usage, and Swap at 50%
[13:35] <oldude67> well thats just crap, i bearly use 250mg of ram out of 2 gig. so that is not true either.
[13:35] <Resistance> never had this happen before :/
[13:35] <oldude67> its all in set up as well.
[13:35] <ChangeOfHeart> How do i install LXDE without all it's default applications
[13:36] <oldude67> ChangeOfHeart, try sudo apt-get install lubuntu
[13:36] <Gentoo64> ChangeOfHeart, on a normal ubuntu install?
[13:36] <Pici> Resistance: Take a look at the page linked, its a good read about linux memory usage.
[13:36] <theadmin> ChangeOfHeart: Well, apt-get install lxde (rather than apt-get install lubuntu-desktop which pulls other crap)
[13:36] <ChangeOfHeart> Will that work for other desktop environments such as kde and xfce?
[13:36] <oldude67> theadmin, lxde is what i use as well.
[13:36] <RaTTuS|BIG> Resistance - free | pastebinit
[13:37] <ChangeOfHeart> Also how do i turn off all these damn connection notices
[13:38] <theadmin> ChangeOfHeart: For kde, it's "kde4", for xfce it's "xfce4", for E it's "e17" I beleive.
[13:39] <ChangeOfHeart> so kde4 and xfce4 will install without their default programs ? because i already have full ubuntu, i don't want to triple up on everything
[13:39] <oldude67> ChangeOfHeart, i run lxde off the kde install.
[13:39] <Gentoo64> ChangeOfHeart, it should just install the desktop
[13:39] <beyondcr> is there a channel for kubuntu?
[13:40] <oldude67> beyondcr, yes #kubuntu
[13:40] <RaTTuS|BIG> beyondcr #kubuntu
[13:40] <geirha> ChangeOfHeart: apt-cache depends xfce4 will show you what other packages it will bring with it. Compare that with xubuntu-desktop
[13:40] <Gentoo64> ChangeOfHeart, if i was going kde id use the default apps though as they look different (qt)
[13:40] <beyondcr> thanks
[13:41] <c0rnel> hello all
[13:41] <Nyrckes> hi hi
[13:42] <oldude67> !salutations
[13:42] <c0rnel> how can i install all packages pulled in by a metapackage except a big one i don't need?
[13:43] <iceroot> c0rnel: i would suggest to set the big package on "hold"
[13:43] <c0rnel> iceroot, how can i do that
[13:43] <iceroot> c0rnel: man dpkg   there should be a section about hold
[13:44] <apol> does anybody here know if I can get in touch with the Ubuntu Software Center development team?
[13:44] <c0rnel> iceroot, thank you very much
[13:44] <iceroot> c0rnel: may i ask what metapackage you mean?
[13:44] <Pici> apol: #ubuntu-app-devel or #ubuntu-devel, but keep in mind that the latter is a working channel, not a support channel.
[13:44] <c0rnel> iceroot, it's a custom metapackage, not present in the repos
[13:45] <iceroot> c0rnel: ok
[13:45] <apol> Pici: noted, thanks!
[13:45] <c0rnel> thank you
[13:45] <iceroot> c0rnel: you could also patch the metapackage so you dont have "hold-packages" but i guess the hold-method is much easier
[13:46] <iceroot> c0rnel: also you can just install the metapackage and then remove the packages you dont want
[13:46] <iceroot> c0rnel: but reinstalling the metapackage (e.g. update) will pull the dependencies again
[13:46] <c0rnel> iceroot, i'm trying to avoid wasting resources on that big package i don't use anyway :)
[13:47] <oldude67> c0rnel, i think there is a way you can set it to never update too...i think its in them pages as well.
[13:48] <cweiske> my (pretty new) computer boots very slow; I see the purple empty screen for more than a minute until the ubuntu logo appears. dmesg shows a gap of 64 seconds in which nothing seems to happen. what can I do to debug this further? I already unplugged everything I could, but that didn't help. dmesg: http://tmp.cweiske.de/dmesg-2012-01-09_1442 bootchart: http://tmp.cweiske.de/sybo-oneiric-20120109-7.png
[13:50] <monica_> hi
[13:50] <monica_> how I see the xorg config in my 11.10?
[13:51]  * c0rnel thinks there's no xorg config ....
[13:51] <agus_sintang> weh,
[13:51] <monica_> fumanchu182... and how I see the used drivers?
[13:51] <oomjos> hello aal
[13:51] <oomjos> all
[13:51] <agus_sintang> left enter left enter
[13:51] <c0rnel> monica_, lsmod ?
[13:52] <fumanchu182> monica_, wrong person
[13:52] <i_is_broke> lspci
[13:52] <owner__> hey ubuntu 10.04 use grub 1 or 2?
[13:52] <lucas__> hi there! I am trying to upgrade a computer from 11.04 to 11.10. I'd like to keep some packages that the upgrader wants to remove (gnome2, just for a while, while I test the new options). So, I ask: can it be done ? Can I do the upgrade manually for increased control ?
[13:53] <monica_> ok... so in the default I have no xorg options?
[13:53] <monica_> I think some default option must be there
[13:53] <i_is_broke> what vid card are you running?
[13:53] <douazecisitrei> geforce 2
[13:54] <oomjos> geforce 2 LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
[13:54] <i_is_broke> douazecisitrei, then there should be a place under preferences that you can mess with nvidia setting
[13:54] <oomjos> are you serious?!
[13:54] <douazecisitrei> just kidding guys
[13:54] <douazecisitrei> didn't notice it was #ubuntu
[13:54] <oomjos> that is messed up
[13:55] <oomjos> i was just about to say
[13:55] <douazecisitrei> i saw the question and answered
[13:55] <i_is_broke> monica_, sorry lspci and what video card are you using?
[13:56] <agus_sintang> usually need super user
[13:56] <TermNL> Hi, I have a question. my "make" runs in /bin/sh. I need it to run in /bin/bash since my makefile uses variables like ${PIPESTATUS}.
[13:56] <i_is_broke> !nvidia | monica
[13:56] <douazecisitrei> sorry i_is_broke
[13:56] <prashant_123456> may i get detailed view in windows explorer in ubuntu 11.10 gnome
[13:56] <Negat1ve-Zer0> TermNL: #!/bin/bash at line 1 of your make script
[13:56] <TermNL> How can I change the shell make is running in? the shell from which i call the make is /bin/bash
[13:57] <TermNL> Negat1ve-Zer0: ok will try
[13:57] <RaTTuS|BIG> TermNL - why do you want to
[13:57] <monica_> i_is_broke...can I write here the result?
[13:57] <i_is_broke> pastebin
[13:57] <c0rnel> | grep -i vga
[13:57] <RaTTuS|BIG> monica_ use pastbin
[13:57] <monica_> ubottu...I use a intel integrated chipset.... the quality actually is very low
[13:58] <oomjos> bin bash must always be at line 1 if you making a script right??
[13:58] <Negat1ve-Zer0> no
[13:58] <TermNL> well this is a Makefile
[13:58] <prashant_123456> RaTTuS|BIG, need detailed view of files in explorer
[13:58] <Negat1ve-Zer0> oomjos it can be whatever shell you want to run
[13:58] <oomjos> im so confused right now
[13:58] <i_is_broke> !intel | monica_
[13:58] <Pici> oomjos: The topic and the people in #bash is a great place to look for scripting help.
[13:58] <oomjos> just the normal terminal...i run my thing with root?
[13:59] <monica_> i_is_broke... http://pastebin.com/rDUpUy3L
[13:59] <TermNL> Negat1ve-Zer0: It does not seem to be working:(
[13:59] <Negat1ve-Zer0> #!/bin/sh for bourne shell (or whatever is installed as system default, sometimes bash, #!/bin/bash for bash, #!/bin/ksh for korn shell
[13:59] <oomjos> so i dont have to say "sudo..." all the time
[13:59] <Negat1ve-Zer0> #!/bin/bash should be executing bash shell...must be another problem
[14:00] <dtb> hi guys - what's the package to install the basic gcc etc.. you need to ./configure and build  something?
[14:00] <i_is_broke> monica_, yes it is a low chip set. but that tells you the driver.
[14:00] <pangolin> dtb: build-essential
[14:00] <dtb> nm build-essential
[14:00] <dtb> ta pangolin
[14:01] <Negat1ve-Zer0> oomjos: what are you trying to do?
[14:01] <monica_> i_is_broke... on windows that graphic chipset works good....I would configure it in the same mode on ubuntu
[14:01] <monica_> so.... as first step I suppose I should get the xorg.conf
[14:02] <monica_> but I haven't xorg.conf in my ubuntu
[14:02] <sddssd> :)
[14:03] <i_is_broke> monica_, there is a way, i just havent used it in a while try looking at the ubuntu docs and see what it say about intel.i know there is a way.
[14:03] <Negat1ve-Zer0> TermNL: not sure how a makefile works exactly but I'm assuming it's like any other script? in which case I'd think #!/bin/bash at line 1 would tell shell to execute /bin/bash as the shell for your script
[14:03] <TermNL> Negat1ve-Zer0: http://pastebin.com/wRxE811q
[14:03] <monica_> ok thanks
[14:04] <TermNL> Negat1ve-Zer0: Yeah I was hoping that too. But starting ti suspect it's some global configuration in make or something?
[14:04] <Negat1ve-Zer0> TermNL: not sure, but looking at what you have
[14:04] <leeds27> anyone know how I can change the behaviour of the alert/notification bubble at the bottom of the screen in gnome 3? (apologies for asking in here, I've tried in #gnome but no-one seems to be awake)
[14:05] <i_is_broke> monica_, try looking under monitor settings and system settings as well.
[14:05] <Akenathon> hello all from Italy
[14:06] <RaTTuS|BIG> !it | Akenathon
[14:06] <Akenathon> if needed i can give support on engineering apps on ubuntu
[14:06] <Negat1ve-Zer0> TermNL: I'm not familiar with how a makefile works so I may be the wrong person to ask on that
[14:06] <TermNL> Okay, well thank you very much for the effort though!:)
[14:06] <i_is_broke> RaTTuS|BIG, hes speaking english dude.
[14:06] <Negat1ve-Zer0> TermNL: can you explain to me what that'
[14:06] <Akenathon> i dont speak italian check ur bot lol
[14:06] <Negat1ve-Zer0> s supposed to be doing
[14:07] <Akenathon> thanks for italian channel...just added
[14:07] <Negat1ve-Zer0> like dunno what @echo $(SHELL) is
[14:07] <TermNL> As far as I know it is used to access variables. when I run them commandline (on my /bin/bash shell) I get some excpected output
[14:08] <Negat1ve-Zer0> for example if you want your shell you can just do echo $SHELL
[14:08] <TermNL> $SHELL is a system variable, which, in a makefile canbe aaccessed through $(SHELL)
[14:08] <TermNL> I'm not too
[14:08] <TermNL> "good" with makefiles either
[14:09] <Negat1ve-Zer0> TermNL: if you do #!/bin/bash at the beginning of that file...it's going to execute it with bash shell and bash doesn't recognize @echo $(SHELL) as a command
[14:10] <Negat1ve-Zer0> when you run it what do you do, make Makefile?
[14:10] <TermNL> I suspect it's not actuially executed as a shell script
[14:10] <TermNL> i do: make testshell
[14:10] <Negat1ve-Zer0> yea, I'm thinking that too...so #!/bin/bash at line 1 is prob not what you want
[14:10] <pangolin> !ot
[14:10] <Negat1ve-Zer0> yea...so make is interpreting it
[14:10] <TermNL> default aergumentless make implicitly calls "make all" afaik
[14:11] <Negat1ve-Zer0> I'd do a search for learning more about make and how to make a good makefile...bash is not what I'm assuming you want
[14:11] <Negat1ve-Zer0> and take #!/bin/bash off line 1
[14:12] <TermNL> yes, well i was trying to isolate the issue in a checked out makefile:)
[14:12] <TermNL> on another machine make is run in bash it seems (running the pasrted script)
[14:13] <TermNL> but I'm going to move all the bash-dependent stuff to a .sh file, and cal that sh file from make. So in the sh, i can specifiy it to use bash:)
[14:13] <TermNL> Thanks for the help though!:)
[14:13] <dhs227> ubuntu 11.10 I have difficulties install RoR for Ruby 1.9, and railsready does NOT working either. Log reports " Could not find a valid gem 'rubygems-update' (1.8.15) locally or in a repository"
[14:14] <GirlyGirl> Hi, my external display will not go above 1024x768 under Kubuntu 11.10, I had the same problem in 11.04 however it worked in an old version, I think 9.10
[14:14] <agus_sintang> anybody have played 0ad game?
[14:14] <taglass> TermNL: Actually make called with no targets builds the first defined target.  It doesn't have to be named all.
[14:15] <TermNL> taglass: aah i see:) ok!
[14:15] <TermNL> obviously in most make files all is defined first hehe, so thats why I though that;)
[14:15] <TermNL> thought
[14:15] <GirlyGirl> Ideas?
[14:17] <GirlyGirl> This display problem drives me nuts
[14:21] <theadmin> GirlyGirl: Have you tried creating a custom xorg.conf?
[14:21] <Akenathon> bye bye
[14:24] <OliveGreen> Hi all.
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> hi OliveGreen
[14:26] <OliveGreen> I was tinkering with Unity some time, and I ruined it. So I would like to reinstall it.
[14:26] <OliveGreen> What's the safest way to do that?
[14:27] <leeds27> olivegreen: I'd say install gnome 3...from there uninstall unity, then re-install (or just reinstall)
[14:27] <GirlyGirl> theadmin: I currently have no xorg.conf file, sorry for the delayed response as I am actually driving right now
[14:28] <OliveGreen> leeds27, You mean Gnome Shell?
[14:28] <theadmin> GirlyGirl: I see, well, if I were you I'd write a custom one that would add the resolution you want
[14:29] <leeds27> olive: that's right, you should be able to do that from a terminal in unity...there's probably better ways, I'm not expert
[14:30] <OliveGreen> leeds27, Yeah. I'm actually using it now. :)
[14:30] <leeds27> lol, stick with it is my recommendation, I couldn't stand unity
[14:31] <krambiorix> hi guys , yesterday i added a cronjob but it didn't exectute... This is my line: 0 5 * * * /usr/bin/rsync -avp -e ssh /home/documents [VALID IP ADDRESS]:/home/backups/$(date +%F)
[14:32] <xangua> OliveGreen: just reset unity: unity --reset
[14:34] <hyunjun> Hello
[14:34] <MindSpark> hello, so I use ntfs-3g to write files from linux on a windows partition. For some odd reason the files appear as system files when I mount the drive on windows. I have to "show system files and folders" for them to appear. Is there anything similar to chattr for ntfs on linux with which I can change this attribute ?
[14:35] <sdsdsdsd> (L)
[14:35] <krambiorix> hi guys , yesterday i added a cronjob but it didn't exectute... This is my line: 0 5 * * * /usr/bin/rsync -avp -e ssh /home/documents [VALID IP ADDRESS]:/home/backups/$(date +%F)
[14:36] <MindSpark> krambiorix, did you get an e-mail with the output of the script?
[14:36] <llutz> krambiorix: didn't it execute at all or did it just not what you expected?
[14:37] <snodrion> what are the benefit of tcsh?
[14:37] <krambiorix> llutz, it didn't execute
[14:38] <krambiorix> MindBeat, maybe you got it? :)
[14:38] <Duality> hi
[14:38] <snodrion> benefits*
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> snodrion: shows the features: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tcsh
[14:39] <Duality> how can i see what version of ubuntu i got installed? 32 or 64 bit?
[14:39] <blast007> if I want to request the removal of a package that is no longer maintained upstream, do I file a bug requesting so?
[14:39] <krambiorix> MindSpark, no email in /var/mail
[14:39] <snodrion> can anyone tell from personal expierence, no from wikipedia
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> Duality: uname -m
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> Duality: i686 = 32bit     x86_64 = 64bit
[14:40] <Duality> cool thanks!
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> Duality: lsb_release -sc     shows the codename
[14:40] <MindSpark> krambiorix, did you try to run the command directly?
[14:40] <MindSpark> without cron
[14:40] <krambiorix> MindSpark, yes i did and it worked
[14:41] <iceroot> snodrion: you should join there channel
[14:42] <gandhijee_> hey, how do i make desktop icons
[14:42] <iceroot> snodrion: its also a nice shell but i like zsh more, but maybe just i am using zsh more often and so i know that shell better then tcsh
[14:43] <iceroot> gandhijee_: http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Creating_Icons/
[14:43] <MindSpark> krambiorix, did you try running anything else on cron?
[14:44] <MindSpark> maybe your cron daemon is not running?
[14:44] <gandhijee_> iceroot, i should clarify, how do i make desktop shortcuts by hand for ubuntu?
[14:44] <iceroot> !shortcuts | gandhijee_
[14:44] <krambiorix> MindSpark, the cronjob before worked
[14:44] <gandhijee_> the things in /usr/share/applications show up in the menu
[14:45] <gandhijee_> i want to place a bunch of them on my desktop without manually creating the shortcu
[14:45] <gandhijee_> t
[14:45] <gandhijee_> i was wondering if i can copy the .desktop file somewhere else
[14:45] <theadmin> gandhijee_: Yep, to your desktop (~/Desktop)
[14:47] <redden> Currently experiencing mouse issues, Left clicking results in the grab icon and can only be achived by holding 'Shift' or 'ctrl' keys. All window borders have turned orange, although no changes to window theme where made.
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> gandhijee_: sure, copy it or symlink
[14:47] <doritoDan> I'm building a setup on which I'm only going to run one single application
[14:47] <doritoDan> I want to use Ubuntu for this
[14:48] <doritoDan> but since I'm only going to be running one single app
[14:48] <doritoDan> is there a way to like, strip ubuntu of certain aspects
[14:48] <doritoDan> in order to make it run faster and hog less resources?
[14:48] <iceroot> doritoDan: have a look at "kiosk mode"
[14:48] <doritoDan> oka
[14:48] <ksoo> I'm creating a partition on a Linux server that's mainly going to be used by Windows clients as a network drive. Should I create it as NTFS, FAT, or ext4?
[14:48] <doritoDan> y
[14:48] <iceroot> doritoDan: if you want to deny the access for other things
[14:48] <mneptok> !enter > doritoDan
[14:48] <raven> any tool to manage bookmarks of video files?
[14:48] <MindSpark> krambiorix, you still there?
[14:48] <llutz> ksoo: ext4
[14:49] <krambiorix> MindSpark, yup, i think it's a ssh problem
[14:49] <MindSpark> krambiorix, I think it's a parsing problem
[14:49] <iceroot> !samba | ksoo
[14:49] <MindSpark> read manual of crontab section 5
[14:49] <MindSpark> sixth field
[14:49] <llutz> ksoo: when accessing the drive via network, the clients won't see the "real" filesystem at all. so use a linux fs to be on the easy side
[14:49] <doritoDan> s
[14:49] <doritoDan> o
[14:49] <doritoDan> r
[14:49] <doritoDan> r
[14:49] <FloodBot1> doritoDan: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:49] <iceroot> krambiorix: for linux you use ext4, to enable access for the windows clients as a share you use samba
[14:49] <gandhijee_> ahh thanks
[14:49] <MindSpark> the line separator can be either newline or %
[14:49] <ksoo> llutz, thanks. iceroot, I'll be using samba
[14:49] <DoctorD> who know html? i have a questions ...
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> ksoo: use Ext based file systems, NTFS shared with samba is a pain
[14:49] <mneptok> redden: create a new user account and see if that user has the same mouse issues. if so, it's a system-wide thing. if not, it's your particular user.
[14:49] <MindSpark> and you have a % in your command
[14:49] <iceroot> DoctorD: #html
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> DoctorD: i'd ask in an HTML channel
[14:50] <raven> any tool to manage bookmarks of video files?
[14:50] <DoctorD> alright thx iceroot
[14:50] <doritoDan> DoctorD: you can pm me if you want
[14:50] <doritoDan> im a web developer
[14:50] <MindSpark> krambiorix, try escaping the %
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> raven: bookmarks online you mean?
[14:51] <raven> ActionParsnip no anything to add bookmarks/chaptermarks to video files while playing
[14:51] <DoctorD> well..i do not know i cannot pm you doritoDan
[14:52] <iceroot> raven: vlc can handle bookmarks for videos
[14:52] <DoctorD> pm me if you can
[14:52] <mneptok> DoctorD: doritoDan was removed from the channel.
[14:52] <DoctorD> uhm..why ?
[14:52] <mneptok> DoctorD: look at scrollback. we take the guidelines seriously.
[14:52] <theadmin> DoctorD: Abusing Enter key is not welcome
[14:52] <theadmin> +the
[14:52] <DoctorD> alright. i understand :)
[14:55] <pino> !list
[14:55] <raven> iceroot ok tnx
[14:57] <Duality> how do i close terminal without stopping the program i am running from it?
[14:57] <redden> Experiencing mouse problems that appear to be isolated to my user account, Left clicking results in the grab icon except when holding 'shift' or 'ctrl'. How can I prevent this from happening?
[14:57] <iceroot> Duality: by using screen BEFOR you startet the command
[14:57] <xangua> Duality: add an '&' to the end
[14:57] <iceroot> Duality: everything else is not possible
[14:58] <iceroot> Duality: xangua & at the end will kill the app when the terminal gets closed
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Duality: look into screen
[14:59] <theadmin> Duality, iceroot: command &disown #This works perfectly fine.
[15:00] <Duality> screen works cool :)
[15:01] <MonkeyDust> Duality  byobu is an extension for screen
[15:04] <monica_> do someone use a intel chipset on ubuntu?
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> monica_: I do here in my Latitude D420
[15:06] <monica_> hi ActionParship
[15:06] <monica_> how does it work with opengl? I see it very slow
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> monica_: works ok in most cases, Can't run full 3D goodness but runs well
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> monica_: what chip do you use?
[15:07] <monica_> ActionParsnip it is a gma 4500m
[15:07] <monica_> I use openarena to test the quality
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> I use 945GM
[15:08] <monica_> same school....I think
[15:08] <sddssdds> selam
[15:09] <monica_> did you customized some configuration?
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> monica_: none, defaults work OOTB
[15:10] <monica_> how do you test the quality?
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> monica_: i've played warzone 2100 on it. I don't game that much tbh
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[15:12] <krambiorix> MindSpark, that was it (escaping % )
[15:12] <krambiorix> MindSpark, thx!!
[15:13] <VictorCL> anyone else having problems with firefox 9 on ubuntu ..  .. my firefox keeps crushing now
[15:14] <bjorne_> Hello i have question about ubuntu 11.10 and ip alias why that are not function like 11.04, in 11.04 i can put in eth0 and eth0:X in /etc/network/interfaces and i see that in ifconfig both nics eth0 and eth0:0, if i do same thing in 11.10 and i only see eth0 and eth0:0 are not in the list, and interface eth0:0 are up and running answer on ping from the computer and others computer on the lan? are that some more people that have same problem?
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> VictorCL: tried renaming ~/.mozilla/firefox   then rerunning the browser?
[15:14] <shaneo> hi guys im getting this error when using a wget command orasso.wwsso_app_admin.ls_login?Site2pstoreToken=v1.2~CA55CD32~127C5363993DC4BF471818F3174387C90E5ACD63439A20D18C5B29A14FE95284C2ACCD666F0B6CBF17FDFBFD4D917E925EB6B34E3963C11081B324C1E95F28099A34C49FD41715F17509425B0E763B3BC24400C02410F043FCC1A86535DFBA5593BB1B0C82EFF56A3719E43955FE304138E4A3AAABBA6FCD109ECBF642AE0064D053FD8D0B49CC3440AFCE49D4B15E2DC6FC2D75D43A4E00D6AB6647CE25E7D
[15:14] <shaneo> ACFAAA2E38F0E73D705763F0444B924AA61CF676A66C6DCEA8C5945247381C388651CD3A70E0DF223EA60BDE20AD84038DBD3F139601221FECD7CE0106E86CEF6DA87C4E80BD0E4900E7701D824307E31AE47FC341EFADD4ACC660655B9B6DCB8F428E6B2E8ECC6365BDBA9B4A24E8C12
[15:14] <FloodBot1> shaneo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> shaneo: what command are you using?
[15:15] <shaneo> wget
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> shaneo: no, the full command
[15:15] <shaneo> for a java pkg
[15:16] <shaneo> wget http://download.oracle.com/otn/java/j2sdk/1.4.2_30-b04/j2sdk-1_4_2_30-solaris-amd64.sh
[15:16] <ksoo> I'm editing fstab, and it's been a while since I've done this. I think I have everything correct, and I'm trying to test it. IIRC, after editing fstab, if I issue "mount /dev/sdxn" it should mount the drive according to fstab without needing su powers, right?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> shaneo: loginFailed">System error. Please re-try your action. If you continue to get this error, please contact the Administrator.  Is in the file I get, seems its not wget-able
[15:17] <dssdsdsd> dssd
[15:18] <Guest63102> !ciao
[15:18] <Guest63102> !list
[15:19] <Frusciante> I've got a problem connecting to servers on xchat. How exactly would I go about finding the problem?
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> Frusciante: can you ping the server?
[15:19] <shaneo> just wrote a bash script for anyone interested it sets up an irc shell in one clicj
[15:20] <shaneo> *click
[15:20] <pangolin> Please do not advertise in Ubuntu channels
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> shaneo: post it on the forums :) share the love :)
[15:20] <shaneo> will dp
[15:20] <shaneo> *do
[15:21] <Frusciante> ActionParsnip, I'm really bad at this, sorry. Ping the server?
[15:21] <blitz> open up a terminal
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> Frusciante: its a defacto command, works in all modern OSes
[15:21] <blitz> type "ping [servers_ip_here]"
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> Frusciante: in a terminal run:  ping -c 4 server
[15:22] <Frusciante> all right
[15:22] <shaneo> omg im lost in the forums how do i create a new post
[15:22] <blitz> so how are you on irc if you have a problem with xchat Frusciante? also are you a rhcp fan
[15:23] <Frusciante> blitz, I used to be able to connect to several servers now I can only connect to one. And yeah
[15:24] <Frusciante> ActionParsnip, all right, do you want me to paste the results?
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> Frusciante: "and yeah"?  that's not a sentence.
[15:24] <blitz> my first guess would be that there is a problem with your xchat settings themselves
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> Frusciante: no, just let us know if it pings successfully
[15:25] <zeknox> I have a laptop running 10.04.3 LTS that will only show lo for an interface when running ifconfig -a, it was just working the other day, not it is not, I have looked at /etc/network/interfaces and validated auto eth0 is in the file
[15:25] <Frusciante> ActionParsnip, sorry, what addressing blitz' question about RHCP
[15:25] <Frusciante> ActionParsnip, 186ms?
[15:26] <blitz> that means you can connect to the server
[15:26] <Frusciante> well that's odd
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> Frusciante: cool, you can hit the resver :)
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> Frusciante: what server is it?
[15:27] <Frusciante> irc.omgwtfhax.net was the one I was testing, but there's several
[15:27] <Frusciante> whenever I try to connect it says Unknown Host
[15:27] <blitz> open up a new server tab in xchat, and type /server irc.omgwtfhax.net
[15:28] <Frusciante> That's what I've been doing
[15:28] <Frusciante> it worked a while ago but now it's saying
[15:28] <Frusciante> * Looking up newserver
[15:28] <Frusciante> * Unknown host. Maybe you misspelled it?
[15:29] <Frusciante> no misspelling on my part, though
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> I'm on it now
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> they have a policy you cannot list channels within 60 seconds of connecting. Weird
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> I'm using pidgin
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> Frusciante: try:  /server irc.omgwtfhax.net
[15:31] <don_ace> yo people
[15:31] <don_ace> hou i activate unity 2d
[15:31] <Frusciante> * Looking up newserver
[15:31] <Frusciante> * Unknown host. Maybe you misspelled it?
[15:31] <don_ace> how*
[15:31] <Frusciante> doesn't connect properly, ActionParsnip
[15:32] <blitz> try connecting to irc.rizon.net
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> don_ace: log off, select unity2D, log in
[15:32] <blitz> I know that works
[15:32] <Frusciante> yeah, that server works
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> don_ace: Alt+F2   and run:  unity2d --replace    may do it
[15:32] <Frusciante> I'm not sure why I can't connect to certain servers
[15:32] <ksoo> I've created a directory /mysql and I have a SSD that I'd like to mount at /mysql (this is a MySQL, obviously) when I made the dir I set the user and group to mysql, but when the directory is mounted, the user and group is changed to root. Is there a way to have this default to the mysql user?
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> ksoo: set that in fstab in the options section using uid, gid etc
[15:34] <ts2> ksoo: change the owner/group on the filesystem (once it's mounted)
[15:34] <ts2> the directory permissions don't count once it's mounted, those are taken from the mounted FS
[15:35] <shaneo> woo hoo first post to the forums though i think i may have added it to the wrong sction
[15:35] <shaneo> so anyone interested in the script once the admins ok it will be in tutorials&tips
[15:35] <blitz> Frusciante, if you're only having the issue through xchat with certain servers I'd assume there is some problem with your xchat settings and what that server allows
[15:35] <blitz> you could probably google it
[15:35] <shaneo> Frusciante are you klined from the server
[15:36] <ksoo> thanks ts2, that did it
[15:36] <Frusciante> I can't imagine it, since it's multiple servers that I'm having a problem with shaneo
[15:36] <shaneo> yeah well ive been having the same issue with EFnet
[15:36] <shaneo> cant connect to any of the servers via psybnc
[15:37] <shaneo> since 2 days ago
[15:37] <shaneo> irc.PRISON.net says im trojan infected lol
[15:37] <Kentrel> Anyone able to help me get my Samson C0U1 USB microphone working? It's detected automatically, but no sound
[15:38] <shaneo> Kentrel go to sound setting and make sure its turned up sometimes default the volume is turned down
[15:38] <a_p3rson> is it normal for grub to have tons of linux kernels in the boot list? and is there anyway to hide/get rid of them?
[15:38] <shaneo> happens with my built in mic all the time
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> Kentrel: what apps have you tried it in?
[15:38] <Kentrel> shaneo, have tried that
[15:38] <Kentrel> ActionParsnip, Audacity, and tinychat
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: you can uninstall the old kernels to clean up as well as free up space
[15:38] <shaneo> hmm way over my head than
[15:38] <Gorilla_No_Baka> a_p3rson:  install synPTIC
[15:39] <a_p3rson> ActionParsnip: how so? with synaptic?
[15:39] <Gorilla_No_Baka> AND YOU CAN  get rid of almost everything
[15:39] <Gorilla_No_Baka> :)
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: if you can give a pastebin of:  uname -a; dpkg -l | grep linux-image-      I can advise
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> Kentrel: is it set as the input device?
[15:40] <Kentrel> Yes
[15:40] <dyd> how can i install a certificate on ubuntu? the file is used to connect to a wpa2 wifi network, it's a .p12
[15:40] <zackiv31> how does one list the version that would be installed with `apt-get install` ?
[15:40] <a_p3rson> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/798302/
[15:41] <Gill> hey everyone anyone good with ucarp??
[15:41]  * Cinober is now auto-away after 15m idle
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-image-2.6.35-23-generic-pae linux-image-2.6.35-24-generic-pae linux-image-2.6.35-25-generic-pae linux-image-2.6.35-28-generic-pae linux-image-2.6.35-30-generic-pae
[15:41] <ts2> zackiv31: use "apt-cache policy <package>" to see which version will be installed
[15:41] <mneptok> !away | Cinober
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: will leave you with only linux-image-2.6.35-31-generic-pae which is the running profile
[15:42] <a_p3rson> got it
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: you'll get about 600Mb back
[15:43] <a_p3rson> ActionParsnip: herp derp 700MB will be freed continue...didnt think kernels were THAT big
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: about 130Mb apiece
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: if you have a separate /home partition, you can run:  df -h   to see the percentage you just saved too :)
[15:45] <astartoth> hi all, running 11.10 and having some problems with localization; XFCE is bilingual: some options are in pt_PT others ín en_US; how can I correct this?
[15:46] <a_p3rson> ActionParsnip: nah, just one
[15:46] <snarkster> so I installed 11.10 on my soon to be media center and the 3.0 kernel does not work, its hangin up on the powerbutton.  how to turn off power management
[15:46] <ActionParsnip> astartoth: try:  localepurge   may help
[15:46] <astartoth> i'm already running localepurge
[15:47] <dyd> i've specified 2 ip addresses on eth0, but how can i tell ubuntu to use one or the other?
[15:48] <sskalnik> Any idea why a .cpp file would end with ^@^@^@ over and over again? A source package won't compile, and it looks like the end of one of the source file has been clobbered by that string instead of a sane and complete function.
[15:49] <snarkster> anyone else having issues with the 3.0 kernel?
[15:49] <sskalnik> snarkster:  Nope. What issues are you experiencing?
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> snarkster: works well here
[15:51] <Guest98552> русские люди есть
[15:51] <ts2> sskalnik: perhaps it uses an odd encoding/charset
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> snarkster: even 3.2 works ok in Precise here
[15:51] <kimbraa> Hello
[15:51] <mneptok> !ru | Guest98552
[15:51] <who_me> astartoth, I've hit the same thing in 10.04 and I did manage to correct most of the problems but some applications still display in my native tongue and it's just irritating - I'm not used to that. Ugh, never should have played with localisation settings
[15:52] <sskalnik> ts2:  But why would the rest of the file be just fine?
[15:52] <kimbraa> how i can mount blanck dvd on ubunutu 11.04, case i'm trying tou mount /dev/scd0 ithout succes
[15:52] <kimbraa> 11.10*
[15:52] <ActionParsnip> kimbraa: why would you mount it?
[15:52] <kimbraa> ActionParsnip: for growfsiso use
[15:53] <who_me> kimbraa, a blank dvd contains no filesystems, thus it cannot be mounted
[15:53] <mneptok> kimbraa: you mount filesystems. blank optical media by definition has no filesystem.
[15:53] <kimbraa> so what device is responsible for dvd in my pavilion dv5
[15:53] <kimbraa> /dev/scd0 ?
[15:53] <ts2> sskalnik: hard to say, encodings are strange things. in some, ASCII characters are left as-is, but other characters are multi-byte
[15:53] <llutz> kimbraa: /dev/sr0   but as mneptok stated, you don't mount empty dvd
[15:54] <sskalnik> ts2:  Yeah, but why would the encoding change in the middle of a function definition? It seems like something else is afoot.
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> kimbraa: sudo lshw -C disk; sudo lshw -C drive     will tell you
[15:55] <astartoth> who_me: it's annoying all right. anyway we can limit the number of locales generated on a dpkg-reconfigure locales?
[15:55] <snarkster> ok so it just hangs up.. when i tried recovery mode it stopped at the pwrbutton and went no further.. so I assumed it has something to do with acpi
[15:55] <ts2> sskalnik: it wouldn't change, but some character that can't be represented in ASCII was inserted. but check if the data is somehow corrupted, if you can
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> snarkster: if you unload the sound module, does it work ok?
[15:56] <who_me> astartoth, I do not remember what I actually did to get things in check :) Read some guides on google that cured most of the issues I had
[15:56] <dabluezpreacher> can anyone here help with printer sharing between linux and windows?
[15:56] <snarkster> funny thing is i can boot it with the previous linux version and it starts up just fine
[15:56] <galass> ciao
[15:56] <sskalnik> ts2:  Yeah, it looks more like corrupt data.
[15:57] <snarkster> right now its running the 2.6 kernel or whatever was installed by default in 11.04
[15:57] <kimbraa> Why i dont have /dev/dvd or cdrom in device dir
[15:57] <astartoth> maybe editing /var/lib/locales/supported.d/ [en local pt] ....
[15:57] <kimbraa> in previous distro was there i think
[15:57] <p3terp4n> gudeve fellas
[15:57] <galass> hello
[15:57] <p3terp4n> hi
[15:57] <astartoth> a lot of en locales on dpkg-reconfigure locales
[15:57] <astartoth> are generated
[15:58] <abc> I look for a GUI hosts file manager with automatic updates and possibility to subscribe to external blocklists - something like Hostsman on MS Win
[15:58] <snarkster> so am i correct in my assumption that it has something to do with acpi?
[15:59] <jutnux> Quick question: How do I stop losing connection when I put the computer to sleep?
[16:00] <p3terp4n> why i cant connect to my localhost using opensssh
[16:00] <jutnux> p3terp4n: Remotely or locally?
[16:00] <p3terp4n> it always refused my connection to port 22
[16:00] <p3terp4n> locally only
[16:01] <snarkster> "ActionParsnip: snarkster: if you unload the sound module, does it work ok?" how does that stop the 11.10 from booting?
[16:01] <geekbri> is there a way to tar and gziped just 2 files in a directory together
[16:02] <llutz> geekbri: tar czf your.tar.gz file1 file2
[16:02] <ActionParsnip> snarkster: the shutdown still waits for sound to stop, sometimes the sound modules can get stuck
[16:03] <geekbri> ActionParsnip: thanks, i was thrown off by the fact that it wouldn't let me tab complete the names of the files :)
[16:03] <snarkster> ah but it can boot into previous versions... different module
[16:04] <snarkster> anyway im having issues with burning cds at the moment so I took 10.04 upgraded all the way to 11.10 and this is where Im at.
[16:04] <snarkster> even mythbuntu hangs up, can install or run live
[16:04] <ActionParsnip> snarkster: what apps have you tried burning with?
[16:04] <llutz> geekbri: check your bash_completion then, it should complete
[16:04] <snarkster> its hardware, my burning is bad.
[16:04] <snarkster> burner even
[16:05] <p3terp4n> brasero??
[16:05] <Gorilla_No_Baka> question... why is the eject not working anymore in ubuntu?
[16:05] <ActionParsnip> Gorilla_No_Baka: can you unmount ok?
[16:06] <Gorilla_No_Baka> yeah yeah... that;s not a problem...  when i press the eject button (i am running ubunut on a macbookpro) it does work.. IN UNITY.. however both in unity and in gnome shell the eject command does not work\
[16:06] <snarkster> yah it wont read either, this is on my laptop not the media center.. I created a usb stick using ubuntu startup disk creator
[16:07] <p3terp4n> try live cd gorilla
[16:07] <mouse> I've got an old xbox controller with a usb adapter and I want to remap the buttons.  How do I go about this?
[16:07] <Gorilla_No_Baka> livecd?
[16:07] <ts2> Gorilla_No_Baka: probably because "some process" is using the device, but the hardware eject button sends a signal to those processes to release the device
[16:08] <Gorilla_No_Baka> more like somebody messed around with the eject command
[16:08] <snarkster> when i use the stick on my laptop it works just fine, but will not on the media center. media center spec. 2gig fast ram, 3 gig proc nvidia card.. nice system
[16:08] <ts2> Gorilla_No_Baka: no, eject won't eject it if something is using the device, this is unchanged
[16:09] <Gorilla_No_Baka> ts2: ?? what eversion of ubuntu you're using,>> both 12 and 11 the eject command won't work..
[16:09] <Faralla> Hi. something killed my desktop (No more app-switching, that is, unasable at all. Can I restart it without killing the running apps?
[16:10] <ts2> Gorilla_No_Baka: Kubuntu 11.10, eject works for me, so it's "some process"
[16:10] <p3terp4n> Faralla yes you can!
[16:10] <Faralla> how?
[16:11] <dsdeiz> hi, anyone using htop? doesn't f3 search a piece of text on the command column?
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> Faralla: press ALT+F2 and run:   unity --replace
[16:11] <p3terp4n> you try it to run again?
[16:11] <Gorilla_No_Baka> all right.. that's good to now..
[16:11] <Gorilla_No_Baka> know
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> dsdeiz: could use:  ps-ef | grep command
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> oops
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> ps -ef | grep command
[16:12] <dsdeiz> yep tho i'm trying to learn htop or top
[16:13] <padhu> Anyone suggest me the good facebook client
[16:13] <snarkster> ok so digging into the grub.cnf file say not to edit it, but this is where i would put acpi=off right?
[16:13] <dabluezpreacher> I can print a test page from windows 7 to my linux mint 12 machine locally attached canon printer, but I cant print anything else , just test pages. Does anyone know why?
[16:13] <mneptok> dsdeiz: press F3 and type the serach term
[16:13] <Faralla> p3terp4n: It does restart, but only to the same corrupted state
[16:13] <blitz> I think it searches all columns dsdeiz
[16:14] <dsdeiz> mneptok: yeah tried it. i tried searching for 'htop' as my keyword but repeatedly pressing 'f3' doesn't highlight the htop process row
[16:14] <p3terp4n> wat happen?
[16:14] <mneptok> dsdeiz: it matches as you type
[16:14] <blitz> nvm just command
[16:14] <dsdeiz> it does?
[16:15] <blitz> yeah, it should highlight it in blue
[16:15] <mneptok> dsdeiz: yes. look at what is higjlighted once you type in the "htop" search parameter
[16:15] <snarkster> ok well thanx for listening I have to run.
[16:16] <dsdeiz> ah awesome, for somereason it messed up when i made it display processes for a single user
[16:17] <theOracle> hey
[16:18] <theOracle> hey
[16:18] <MonkeyDust> hey
[16:20] <oomjos> hey i tried to run a script and got this message -bash: /home/joseph/script.sh: permission denied
[16:20] <Faralla> p3terp4n: Seems I cannot rescue the desktop. How can i log out of the desktop from shell?
[16:20] <MonkeyDust> oomjos  try to run it with sudo
[16:20] <rhom> how to get the version of package which is not listed in the synaptic force version?
[16:20] <oomjos> im in root? i dont need sudo????
[16:21] <ts2> oomjos: try giving it executable permission
[16:21] <oomjos> ok
[16:21] <Faralla> how can i completely restart unity?
[16:21] <oomjos> but i though when i say sudo -i in the begging and then type in my password the I give everything permission?
[16:21] <rhom> is there any way to get the version of software not listed in synaptic's force version list?
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> Faralla: unity --replace
[16:21] <oomjos> begining
[16:22] <hwilde> oomjos, chmod a+x <filename>
[16:22] <mneptok> oomjos: you cannot execute files that do not have the xecutable bit set
[16:22] <Faralla> ActionParsnip: no, that doesn't help. I need a complete restart
[16:22] <ts2> oomjos: no, you just become root, file permissions still need to be set
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> Faralla: thats how it's done
[16:22] <oomjos> i run sudo chmod 700 <filename> in the first line of script should be fine?
[16:22] <Faralla> ActionParsnip: But I want to logout the logged in users
[16:23] <hwilde> Faralla, sudo reboot    (duh?)
[16:23] <nemik> any recommendations on an 'ultrabook' that runs Ubuntu well?
[16:23] <RaTTuS|BIG> Faralla - sudo shutdown -r now
[16:23] <Faralla> haha
[16:23] <oomjos> anyone read my msg?
[16:23] <oomjos> clearly not
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> Faralla: then end their apps, there is one which is the process for keeping the user logged in
[16:23] <mneptok> !patience | oomjos
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: I see you...
[16:24] <oomjos> ActionParsnip I now type in sudo before i run the script and it says command not found?
[16:24] <Faralla> I guess I'll go with teh reboot :)
[16:25] <ts2> oomjos: what exactly did you type?
[16:25] <oomjos> sudo /home/joseph/script.sh
[16:25] <arooni-mobile> running ubuntu 11.10;  i'm trying to change my name servers.  /etc/resolv.conf appears to be re-generated on re-boot.  1) how do i permanently change my name servers?  2) if i want to cache name servers on my box for faster internet access how would i do that?
[16:25] <RaTTuS|BIG> oomjos - and what is in the script - pastebinit
[16:26] <oomjos> ok
[16:26] <ts2> oomjos: make sure it's executable, "chmod +x /home/joseph/script.sh"
[16:27] <ts2> arooni-mobile: it's set every time you connect to your network, you need to edit the settings via network manager to make them take effect every time
[16:27] <oomjos> I see my problem guys In the first line of script I have..."#!bin/bash instead of "#!/bin/bash"
[16:27] <oomjos> missed the forward slash
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: you will need to put ./    before it so the interpreter look in the pwd
[16:28] <oomjos> I know. I see now!
[16:28] <oomjos> What is PWD?
[16:28] <mneptok> present working directory
[16:28] <oomjos> oh
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: run it, you'll see
[16:28] <oomjos> well second line of script is sudo chmod 700 /home/joseph/script.sh ????
[16:29] <alexandrosorodio> Hey there can anyone help a bit in how to make persistent changes on an iso i boot with grub2?
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: why sudo? or is the script to be ran by other system users?
[16:29] <mneptok> oomjos: that's redundant
[16:29] <oomjos> thats how the begginers guide explains it!
[16:29] <oomjos> :9
[16:29] <oomjos> :(
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: if its your own data in your own home, its not needed
[16:29] <arooni-mobile> ts2, i want to do it for all networks; i'm travelling; so i'm connecting to new networks daily
[16:30] <mneptok> oomjos: you run the script, and the first line is "make this script executable so i can run it." chicken and egg, son.
[16:30] <oomjos> so i take sudo away?
[16:30] <oomjos> So I take it away?
[16:30] <mneptok> oomjos: what does this script *do*? patebin it.
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: it's not needed, in order to run the script, it must be executable, so what mneptok said
[16:30] <Anubis> hi ! what CMS (content management system) do you recommend to use for a small site ?
[16:30] <Pici> oomjos: You shouldn't blindly run things with sudo if they don't need it.
[16:30] <oomjos> just a basic script I just want to echo "Hello"
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: you  don't need the chmod bit
[16:31] <oomjos> Stupid Guide :(
[16:31] <oomjos> They told me to!
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: Where is this guide?
[16:32] <rhom> how to get the version of package which is not listed in the synaptic force version?
[16:32] <jac0bx> i'm really not very linux savvy so I have no idea if this error is specific to backtrack or if someone here might have a solution but the people in the backtrack channel haven't responded yet so i thought i'd try my luck here
[16:32] <MonkeyDust> Anubis  http://www.smallbusinesscomputing.com/buyersguide/article.php/3856831/A-Small-Business-Guide-to-Linux-Desktop-Software.htm
[16:32] <jac0bx> http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=yp22wKT6
[16:32] <oomjos> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Beginners/BashScripting
[16:32] <tlf> I'm using 11.10 ubuntu, recently I noticed that when trying to run simple commands (ls for instance), I'm forced to use sudo in order to perform it.
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> jac0bx: backtrack isn't supported here
[16:32] <nemik> any recommendations on an 'ultrabook' that runs Ubuntu well?
[16:32] <tlf> bash: /home/fig/bin/ls: cannot execute binary file
[16:32] <tlf> thats the message I'd get without using sudo
[16:32] <ts2> arooni-mobile: then you'll need to edit /etc/dhcp/dhclient.conf so it'll be applied for all networks
[16:33] <arooni-mobile> ts2, that ges regenerated daily doesnt it
[16:33] <jac0bx> ActionParsnip, sure but it might just be a generic ubuntu problem, i'm not sure
[16:33] <oomjos> What does chmod do?!
[16:33] <mneptok> oomjos: you need to read that more carefully.
[16:33] <oomjos> ok
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> jac0bx: still not supported here
[16:33] <oomjos> What is chmod
[16:33] <jac0bx> uh
[16:33] <jac0bx> whys that
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> jac0bx: because you are using backtrack
[16:33] <jac0bx> just curious
[16:34] <jac0bx> which is based on ubuntu 10
[16:34] <mneptok> !backtrack | jac0bx
[16:34] <compdoc> oomjos, google chmod
[16:34] <jac0bx> ah, there we go :)
[16:34] <arooni-mobile> ts2, after i change that how do i get networking to restart so that it will use the new name servers?
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> jac0bx: ubuntu is based on debian, if you ask in #debian for ubuntu support they will turf you here
[16:34] <anonymous229>  /server irc.anonops.li
[16:34] <ts2> arooni-mobile: no, it's used by the DHCP client (the program used to request an IP address/DNS servers from the network)
[16:34] <jac0bx> thanks anyway guys :)
[16:35] <ts2> arooni-mobile: just disconnect and reconnect
[16:35] <oomjos> I still get command not found... mys script is 100% correct
[16:36] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: the script wil be: http://pastebin.com/SgBNNkPX
[16:36] <ts2> arooni-mobile: you want to put something like "supersede domain-name-servers 12.34.56.78, 12.34.56.79" in there, above the line starting with "request"
[16:37] <oomjos> Ac
[16:37] <oomjos> ActionParsnip and then i save as .sh file?
[16:37] <arooni-mobile> ts2, is there a way to test how "good"  a name server setup is?  for instance, to see how quickly it can resolve?
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: te file extension is moot in Linux
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: you can call it  hello.scripttooutputstuff    and it'd still work
[16:37] <oomjos> Then i go to console and type /home/joseph/script.sh???
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: sure, as long as the file is executale
[16:38] <ts2> arooni-mobile: use the "host" command to resolve a DNS name, and see how long it takes. host can also take a nameserver option so you can test each one at a time
[16:38] <oomjos> it says permission denied!!
[16:38] <oomjos> :(
[16:38] <ts2> arooni-mobile: I'd probably just go with OpenDNS though
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: file executability and the top line, makes it a script. Linux doesn't use file extensions
[16:39] <tlf> Anyone have any idea why I'd all of a sudden get a "bash: /home/fig/bin/ls: cannot execute binary file" at terminal startup after the latest update.
[16:39] <arooni-mobile> ts2, can you give me the opendns name server addresses>?  I currently lack the ability to resolve any domains
[16:39] <MonkeyDust> !details| tlf
[16:39] <Church> tlf: maybe your PATH setting somewhere in some profiles got fscked?
[16:39] <HELLOOO> HELLO
[16:39] <oomjos> so i just leave out the .sh
[16:40] <tlf> I'm running 11.10, when starting up terminal I'm receiving the same errors as in this post: http://askubuntu.com/questions/60096/what-start-up-scripts-are-executed-when-a-terminal-is-opened-in-ubuntu
[16:40] <fzapp> tlf, why you get an 'ls' command in your bin directory ?
[16:40] <ts2> arooni-mobile: 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220
[16:40] <tlf> When attempting to run simple things like 'ls', it'll give me the error message "bash: /home/fig/bin/ls: cannot execute binary file" unless I go root
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: wget -O helloWorld http://pastebin.com/download.php?i=SgBNNkPX; chmod +x ./helloWorld; ./helloWorld
[16:41] <fzapp> tlf, try in a terminal 'which ls'
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: wget -O helloWorld http://pastebin.com/download.php?i=SgBNNkPX; chmod +x ./helloWorld; ./helloWorld
[16:42] <tlf> fzapp, /home/fig/bin/ls
[16:42] <fzapp> tlf the expected output will be '/bin/ls'
[16:42] <xsl> does ubuntu have a special release for LTSP?
[16:42] <HELLOOO> FIX YOUR PATH
[16:42] <llutz> tlf: file ~/bin/ls
[16:42] <oomjos> sorry
[16:43] <fzapp> tlf, make this 'cd /home/fig/bin' , the directory really exists ?
[16:43] <oomjos> ActionParsnip i get permission denied help
[16:43] <tlf> fzapp, huh?
[16:43] <tlf> I'm working on changing the path now
[16:43] <sanduz2> i was cutting/pasting files from ubuntu to an ntfs drive and i got an error like "error while splicing" and all the files disappeared from the ntfs folder. the files that were there in the past are accessible  through the terminal but wont show up in nautilus. any ideas?
[16:44] <alexandrosorodio> Hey there can anyone help a bit in how to make persistent changes on an iso i boot with grub2?
[16:44] <fzapp> tlf, try this : 'cd /home/fig/bin'
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: did you mark it as executable?
[16:44] <llutz> tlf: "ls -ld ~/bin"
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> oomjos: also I got the # and ! the wrong way around
[16:44] <arooni-mobile> is there any point to having    "nameserver 192.168.1.254"  ... as my last entry to /etc/resolv.conf?
[16:45] <oomjos> ooops
[16:45] <oomjos> lol
[16:45] <tlf> llutz, bash: /home/fig/bin/ls: cannot execute binary file
[16:45] <tlf>  Thats what gets returned without sudo
[16:45] <llutz> tlf: "file ~/bin/ls"
[16:45] <ts2> arooni-mobile: that looks like it's supposed to be the router's IP (or at least it's on the internal network)
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> tlf: what is the output of:  echo $PATH
[16:45] <llutz> tlf: "/bin/ls -ld ~/bin"
[16:46] <arooni-mobile> ts2, i dont recall putting that address in resolv.conf; and its not in the /etc/dhcp/dhclient.conf either
[16:46] <fzapp> tlf, try '/bin/ls -ld ~/bin'
[16:46] <arooni-mobile> ts2, should i get rid of it?
[16:46] <oomjos> it is #! its not !#
[16:46] <ts2> arooni-mobile: it comes from the router
[16:46] <arooni-mobile> ts2, so i basically am saying; use opendns first, but if you cant, use the router
[16:46] <rhom> guys I need help in making my banshee plugin work!
[16:47] <arooni-mobile> ts2, what about dns name caching locally to speed browsing?  is that helpful (i'm travelling through developing countries) and want to speed up browsing.
[16:47] <tlf> fzapp, drwxr-xr-x 2 fig root 4096 2010-10-26 07:52 /home/fig/bin
[16:47] <tlf> Thats whats returned
[16:47] <arooni-mobile> and if so; what would i need to do make that work
[16:47] <ts2> arooni-mobile: if you're editing /etc/resolv.conf, yes. but you told DHCP to ignore the DNS servers from the network and only use OpenDNS from now on (by editing the dhclient.conf file)
[16:48] <llutz> tlf: nothing wrong with it, since you probably have something like checking for ~/bin and  PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH" in you .profile. you just shouldn't have files in there, with the same name as important systemfiles
[16:48] <ts2> arooni-mobile: DNS results are usually cached anyway
[16:48] <arooni-mobile> ts2, but does caching locally (before itting network) help at all? or not raelly
[16:48] <llutz> your*
[16:48] <ts2> arooni-mobile: I mean by default, there is a system DNS cache built-in
[16:48] <tlf> llutz, I'm just confused as to where this got messed up. Because its coming up automatically when I'm starting terminal and now I'm having issues working with simple scripts
[16:49] <arooni-mobile> ts2, ok
[16:50] <llutz> tlf: can you pastebin output of "/bin/ls -l ~/bin" pls. or check if there are more files in ~/bin named as important systemfiles
[16:50] <fzapp> tlf, do you have your own 'bin' directory in your home directory, or it's an error ?
[16:51] <tlf> llutz, http://pastebin.com/djkt23H8
[16:51] <tlf> fzapp, I only see one bin in the home directory
[16:51] <llutz> tlf: lsb_release -sc
[16:52] <arooni-mobile> i'm trying to debug why my wireless intenret seems so slow on my laptop running 11.10 when on my phone it works blazingly fast.  i tried using google and open dns name servers
[16:52] <tlf> llutz, oneiric
[16:52] <llutz> tlf: were does this ~/bin dir or those links come from? thats a copy of a limited env using busybox
[16:52] <ts2> tlf: looks like maybe you were playing with building application on an embedded system, like ARM, and it got messed up
[16:53] <llutz> tlf: "mv ~/bin ~/bin.bak"
[16:53] <tlf> llutz, I'm not messing with busybox at all. I actually just restarted my system
[16:53] <llutz> tlf: "echo $HOME"
[16:53] <tlf> llutz, done.
[16:53] <tlf> /home/fig
[16:53] <MonkeyDust> :)
[16:53] <fzapp> tlf, close and open again your terminal and see if ti's going ok...
[16:54] <llutz> tlf: very odd
[16:54] <fzapp> llutz, fast solution !
[16:54] <tlf> lol, no hurry guys. I appreciate the help
[16:54] <tlf> Been using ubuntu for a few years, this is definitely a new one
[16:54] <llutz> tlf: renaming that dir shouldn't have any sideeffects for you, since you haven't had any own files/scripts in it
[16:55] <tlf> Lately the updates have been really spotty with weird bugs
[16:55] <Kentrel> Anyone able to help me get my Samson C0U1 USB microphone working? It's detected automatically, but no sound
[16:55] <llutz> tlf: it just would be interesting, where it came from. also the ownership "you:root" is odd, would have been "you:you" if you created it yourself
[16:55] <Kentrel> I've checked all the sound levels, and they're okay. Just no sound going in
[16:55] <freenodiz> Hello, what's the best translator application i could have other than google translator(wich i don't like)?
[16:55] <tlf> I don't touch anything like that.
[16:56] <Kentrel> freenodiz, babelfish?
[16:56] <tlf> I'm a coder who stays as far away from the environment variables as possible.
[16:56] <freenodiz> bablefish?
[16:56] <Kentrel> Yeah, google it, lol
[16:58] <mksogdne> amd vs intel  , which is the best because i am going to change my processor !
[16:58] <tlf> llutz, that fixed it
[16:58] <llutz> tlf: sure :)
[16:58] <tlf> no errors opening up terminal or using ls
[16:59] <Noor_eg> helo
[16:59] <llutz> tlf: could you please paste the output of "file ~/bin.bak/ls"
[16:59] <mksogdne>  amd vs intel  , which is the best because i am going to change my processor !
[16:59] <spyvsspy> If I have a 250GB HD, with 8G worth of partitioned space, and a USB drive that is 8G
[16:59] <llutz> tlf: could you please paste the output of "file ~/bin.bak/busybox"   sry
[16:59] <spyvsspy> how do I backup the hard drive to the usb drive?
[17:00] <llutz> !best | mksogdne
[17:00] <ts2> mksogdne: neither is better, both preform very much the same based on clock speed
[17:00] <Noor_eg> i was try to make recover to my windows so i got tutrial about that and after i made the comands and restarted my pc i didnt fiend spalsh screen and found grup> on it now i cant acess ubuntu nor windows
[17:00] <Noor_eg> any one help me
[17:02] <freenodiz> Kentrel, what would you say of babylon 9 running on wine?
[17:02] <tlf> llutz, http://pastebin.com/VyiYpAWa
[17:02] <Noor_eg> i was try to make recover to my windows so i got tutrial about that and after i made the comands and restarted my pc i didnt fiend spalsh screen and found grup> on it now i cant acess ubuntu nor windows   ?????????
[17:02] <Kentrel> freenodiz, have no idea what you're talking about
[17:03] <llutz> tlf: powerpc/cisco, are you cross-developing for those systems?
[17:03] <freenodiz> Kentrel, nvm
[17:03] <Kentrel> Oh sorry, I lost track of the conversation
[17:03] <Kentrel> Yeah, that's a good program
[17:03] <Kentrel> Why do you need a good translation service? Is it for one language or mutliple?
[17:04] <freenodiz> Kentrel, cauze my mother cannot write proper English, no matter what...lol
[17:04] <Kentrel> lol, what language does she speak?
[17:04] <tlf> no llutz, I can only think that it may be dropbox or something
[17:04] <freenodiz> Portuguese
[17:04] <llutz> tlf: anyways, problem solved.
[17:05] <Kentrel> Portugese should be easy to translate now. Ask her not to use any slang or misspellins
[17:05] <tlf> yeah, weird though. I'm going to keep digging into the cause
[17:05] <freenodiz> Yes, that is what i keep saying, write PLAIN portuguese, than translate.
[17:05] <Kentrel> She does the translation or do you?
[17:06] <Pici> !offtopic
[17:06] <freenodiz> Well, she was using the ggoogle trnslator, but you know, is crap.And i don't have more patience to translate everything she writes...I need that app
[17:06] <Noor_eg> i was try to make recover to my windows so i got tutrial about that and after i made the comands and restarted my pc i didnt fiend spalsh screen and found grup> on it now i cant acess ubuntu nor windows
[17:06] <Kentrel> Does she email you?
[17:07] <dirtycookie> hello, i bought a bigger harddrive and want replace it with my current one where ubuntu is installed. how do migrate ubuntu to the new HD??
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> dirtycookie: could use rsync or dd
[17:07] <Kentrel> Gmail will autotranslate messages for you. Tell her to write plain simple Portugese and send it to a gmail account
[17:07] <Kentrel> http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=139503
[17:07] <BaseBallBoy2> What's the easiest way to connect ubuntu to a windows domain?
[17:07] <freenodiz> Sometimes, but that is not the issue.The issue is when she writes to other ppl, other than me.
[17:08] <stowoda> how to find out if my graphics card is installed properly? (ubuntu 11.10)
[17:08] <Seveas> BaseBallBoy2, depends on what you want to connect to. Just the fileshares or also authentication?
[17:08] <BaseBallBoy2> authentication
[17:08] <dirtycookie> ActionParsnip: dd only does mirroring, and what is rsync??
[17:08] <Seveas> I don't think there's a very "simple" way. apt-get install krb5-user and google for 'ubuntu kerberos windows'
[17:08] <Noor_eg> i was try to make recover to my windows so i got tutrial about that and after i made the comands and restarted my pc i didnt fiend spalsh screen and found grup> on it now i cant acess ubuntu nor windows
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> dirtycookie: file by file copy from source to dest
[17:09] <BaseBallBoy2> So you see our school server has the email server running on it and you have to be connected to the domain and so the teacher's computer can access email and stupid stuff
[17:10] <dirtycookie> ActionParsnip: just copy them from one part to the other? that is it?
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> dirtycookie: in live CD, you will need to install grub on the new drive
[17:11] <poulac58> hi
[17:11] <wDNick> Hi i want to install my ATI driver so i can play gta san andreas on linux ubuntu 11.10 but idk how to install it i have an ATI Radeon HD Mobility 4330 i think can anyone help?
[17:13] <wDNick> Hi i want to install my ATI driver so i can play gta san andreas on linux ubuntu 11.10 but idk how to install it i have an ATI Radeon HD Mobility 4330 i think can anyone help?
[17:14] <patrunjel> just search for drivers
[17:14] <patrunjel> go to system->administration->additional drivers, it's pretty straight forward
[17:15] <qubital> wDNick: don't install the post updates though
[17:15] <wDNick> hmm not from the additional drivers i want my gta san andreas to work optimal can anyone please help?
[17:15] <theadmin> wDNick: You can't run Windows games on Linux and expect them to run fast. Sorry.
[17:16] <wDNick> on the ooficial ati / amd sites it is a installer for linux x86
[17:16] <wDNick> not to run fast just to run??? i heard a lot of games run pretty ok on linux ubuntu 11.10? can anyone help me install it thru wine ..?
[17:16] <jshriver> greetings how do I change my apt source?  the url I was using is no longer valid and I need to find another mirror
[17:16] <dirtycookie> ActionParsnip: ok thx the tip, ill try that
[17:16] <theadmin> wDNick: Go to #winehq . Wine is not supported here, mainly because it's awful.
[17:16] <Cyrus> jshriver: Look in /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:17] <kingfisher64> can anybody give me and tips to improve ubuntu 11.10 performance? the desktop appears to be very laggy. i've checked additional drivers and found there is updates however, i'm really hesitant to to do this as I don't want to be stuck on a black screen on boot. Is there anywhere i can reference new drivers for a nvidia 8600m - 64 bit unity 11.10. many thanks
[17:17] <jshriver> aye but not sure what to put in there
[17:17] <jshriver> using karmic
[17:17] <bjweihe`> it would be the drivers
[17:17] <qubital> jshriver: update manager -> settings -> ubuntu software
[17:17] <Pici> jshriver: Karmic is no longer supported. Its repositories are no longer online.
[17:17] <jshriver> hrm an option via cli this is a headless server
[17:17] <Cyrus> jshriver: Support has ended.
[17:18] <jshriver> hrm ok thank you guess I'll have to update though 9.10 was a LTS
[17:18] <Cyrus> No sir. Not an LTS at all.
[17:18] <Pici> jshriver: If you really really really need to use them, they can be found at old-releases.ubuntu.com, but you really really really should consider upgrading to 10.04
[17:18] <bjweihe`> Does anyone know how to change ubuntu server 10.04 LTS's headless terminal's resolution?
[17:18] <christopher9812> what is better "cat /dev/cdrom > /home/shamanstears/image.iso" or "dd if=/dev/cdrom of=image.iso bs=2M" I am trying to make an iso image of a cd
[17:19] <Cyrus> 8.04 was an LTS. 10.04 is the next LTS. 12.04 which is coming out soon will be LTS as well.
[17:19] <llutz> christopher9812: makes no difference
[17:19] <christopher9812> why might I get a Input Output error
[17:22] <whyking> is, by default, every user allowed to open a port reachable from remote? or does the user have to be in a special group
[17:23] <Cyrus> whyking: What? Any user can open up a port that's higher than 1024.
[17:23] <Cyrus> Ports 1024 and below only root can open.
[17:23] <whyking> Cyrus: odd
[17:23] <Cyrus> Why is that odd? This is normal.
[17:23] <whyking> right
[17:23] <whyking> it's odd that it doesn't work then for my app
[17:23] <bjweihe`> Very nice thing to know
[17:24] <Cyrus> Ah, do you have a firewall enabled?
[17:24] <Pici> whyking: Perhaps something is already using that port?
[17:24] <whyking> Pici: good thinking
[17:24] <tj2> Is there any easy way to disable /dev/input/mouse0 in ubuntu 10.10?
[17:25]  * edbian has joined
[17:26] <epod> Can anyone tell me how Ubuntu runs on the Asus Transformer?
[17:26] <MonkeyDust> what is the asus transformer?
[17:26] <compdoc> are those even for sale yet?
[17:26] <compdoc> its a tablet, I think
[17:27] <edbian> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&cp=6&gs_id=z&xhr=t&q=asus+transformer&gs_sm=&gs_upl=&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&biw=1024&bih=481&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=YSMLT7jJKIrLsQKA0rSRCg
[17:27] <edbian> pictures of the asus transformer ^^
[17:27] <TheWarden> Hi, at boot up I believe Ubuntu uses fsck how can I change how it functions? There must be some config
[17:27] <tj2> epod: it runs alright on the Transformer
[17:28] <MonkeyDust> TheWarden  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SystemAdministration/Fsck
[17:28] <tj2> epod: but you need to be careful because if you get one of the new ones, nvflash might not work correctly so you wont be able to install ubuntu
[17:29] <tj2> epod: I think it's anything Transformer with a serial number that starts above B60k
[17:29] <epod> tj2: yeah I can't nvflash, though i'm rooted and have CWM installed, custom ROM, etc.  Do I still need nvflash?
[17:29] <TheWarden> MonkeyDust: that is the command which I can read up on in the man pages. I'm looking to alter how it functions at boot up. Every x amount of times it does fsck it appears and at times it prompts for a response I want to remove the prompts.
[17:30] <MonkeyDust> TheWarden  then this may be more useful http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=300477&page=2
[17:30] <epod> tj2: I also have no idea what serial number mine is, the box got destroyed by my cat, and I peeled the sticker off without thinking.
[17:30] <tj2> epod: I wasn't able to find any way to install ubuntu without nvflash
[17:31] <tj2> epod: I think that there's a way to check if you have a mac
[17:31] <zgillis> Wow there are A LOT of people on here!
[17:31] <tj2> epod: Let me see
[17:31] <edbian> zgillis, It's the biggest channel on freenode.net
[17:31] <AreEssay> yet the wireless support for 11.04 still blows.
[17:32] <zgillis> I'm new to IRC, and wow it is addictive!
[17:32] <edbian> AreEssay, do you need help with wifi on ubuntu??
[17:32] <epod> tj2: ty
[17:32] <qubital> I need help with ubuntuone, does it work?  It doesn't seem to.
[17:32] <AreEssay> yes sir. it used to work, but one day it decided to disappear.
[17:32] <edbian> AreEssay, what card do you have?
[17:32] <edbian> AreEssay, wifi card that is
[17:33] <zgillis> ##nexo for political discussion
[17:33] <scwizard> Is there a way to use sudo to stream to a file as root? $ sudo echo "New settings" > /etc/program/settings.conf
[17:33] <edbian> !tee
[17:33] <AreEssay> Intel Wifi Link 1000 BGN
[17:33] <scwizard> won't work, it'll say permission denied of course
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> scwizard:   echo "New settings" | sudo tee /etc/program/settings.conf
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> scwizard: sudo doesn't traverse the >
[17:34] <scwizard> ahh
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> scwizard: if you want to ADD to the file, use:    tee -a
[17:34] <scwizard> thanks
[17:34] <freenodiz>  <zgillis>, no one can stop us now
[17:34] <Jon_new> Hi all! I have a problem with my Ubuntu. I try to share internetaccess on Ethernet 0, and it keeps connecting up and down all the time?
[17:35] <TheWarden> MonkeyDust: Thanks I'll give that a read.
[17:35] <freenodiz> www.wikileaks.org everyone here should join and support
[17:35] <compdoc> I have no leaks to contribute
[17:35] <Jon_new> I've tried to switch the ethernetcables, so internetaccess is made on Ethernet 1 instead, but with the same resault :-(
[17:35] <Pici> freenodiz: Please stay on-topic.  This channel is for Ubuntu support only.  #ubuntu-offtopic for offtopic chatter.
[17:36] <theadmin> !ics | Jon_new
[17:37] <Jon_new> That's the steps i've done.. in the GUI
[17:37] <Nanor> Hey guys, i'm havign some problems with sharing net connections
[17:37] <Nanor> I've been following this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[17:37] <Nanor> and I've done everything it's asked in the GUI metod
[17:37] <freenodiz> Pici, no worries, i just think that everyone should know about www.wikileaks.com
[17:37] <Jon_new> I've selected "Shared to other computers" under IPv4 settings, and it keeps cykling "connected" "disconnected" about every second
[17:37] <Nanor> holy shit this guy has the same problem
[17:37] <MonkeyDust> Nanor  please
[17:38] <oCean> Nanor: control your language here, please
[17:38] <Nanor> Oh, sorry!
[17:38] <theadmin> Hm, since Nanor and Jon_new have the same problem I have a reason to assume that either the guide is outdated or it's a bug in network manager
[17:38] <makara> (vi XOR emacs) + GUI = ?
[17:38] <theadmin> makara: gvim
[17:38] <tj2> epod: I
[17:38] <makara> theadmin: really?
[17:38] <edbian> makara, also emacs has a gui version as well
[17:38] <theadmin> makara: Yes, it's the official GUI version of Vim :D
[17:39] <theadmin> makara: emacs has one too iirc
[17:39] <edbian> makara, theadmin emacs-x11
[17:39] <Jon_new> TheAdmin: It worked well in 10.04, i used that as a server, and got a new computer today which had 11.10 preinstalled
[17:39] <BaseBallBoy2> Thanks guys for the help, I figured out how to connect to the domain finally
[17:39] <Jon_new> I moved over the networkcard from the old server, so the machine get two networkcards
[17:39] <tj2> epod: I'm sorry but I can't find the files on my computer or the site in any of my bookmarks. I do think it was the guy lilstevie who wrote a quick mac shell script that would give you the Transformer's serial number
[17:39] <Nanor> Mine worked fine before I did a fresh install today
[17:39] <VIPER-II> hiyaz
[17:40] <epod> tj2: I'll check Xda-developers, if such a thing is floating around, it'll be there.  Thanks!
[17:40] <Jon_new> Both networkcards work well when connected directly to the ADLS modem, and provides internetaccess.. both networkcards end upp rotating "connected" / "disconnected" when i try to share internet on it
[17:40] <tj2> epod: Good luck. Sorry I couldn't help more
[17:41] <Jon_new> Nanor: Did it work well on 11.10 before, or did you upgrade to newer Ubuntu as well?
[17:41] <john_69> is their any anti-abortion kind of ubuntu?
[17:41] <MonkeyDust> john_69  wrong channel
[17:41] <Nanor> It seemed to work on 11.10 when I upgraded the dist through update manager
[17:41] <john_69> like festive fetus
[17:41] <Nanor> But this is a completely fresh install using the link on the ubuntu site
[17:41] <oCean> john_69: please don't post that nonsense here
[17:41] <Nanor> And it now doesn't work
[17:41] <Myrtti> john_69: if your aim is to troll, move on.
[17:42] <plustax> Is anyone running gnome 3 on 11.10?
[17:42] <plustax> Im on unity now and I think im gonna try g3
[17:42] <TheWarden> From what I understand tune2fs is set to auto check using fsck every 30 boots. I've been looking at the man pages for tune2fs and thus far I don't see an option to tell it to have no prompts and to auto fix. Anyone know how to do this??
[17:42] <Jon_new> Nanor: You run Unity?
[17:42] <Nanor> Yeah
[17:42] <Jon_new> Me too..
[17:42] <plustax> guys, you should try out gnome 3
[17:43] <Jon_new> Plustax: You think that would sort our network problems?
[17:43] <plustax> No.
[17:43] <plustax> Most definitely not. haha
[17:43] <Skummel> plustax if you mean gnome-shell yes, i'm on it, unity is built on gnome3 if I remember correct. Just another shell
[17:43] <Jon_new> Oh... Darn :-)
[17:43] <plustax> Skummel, which do you prefer? or which has more/better features?
[17:43] <llutz> TheWarden: tune2fs could set interval/mountcount for checking to 0, but thats dangerous. it cannot change fsck-behaviour, you have to fix boot-scripts to make it not asking for anything
[17:43] <plustax> I am apt-getting gnome-shell right now.
[17:43] <epod> tj2: Found APX mode device Chip UID: 0x388920944212117 Detected SBKv2 - I assume this means no nvflash?
[17:44] <VIPER-II> I have a HD-ready TV conected to the HDMI output of my Ubuntu machine. Problem is that Ubuntu keeps 'thinking' that the resolution 1370xblablabla is the best one to be used. So after a reboot it jumps back from 1920 to 1370 until i manualy change it again. How do i FORCE it to stay at 1920 after reboot? VGA = ATI 5450HD.
[17:44] <Nanor> Jon_new: So we have identical problems then?
[17:44] <Skummel> plustax gnome-shell. but i liked gnome 2 better then both
[17:44] <plustax> Gotcha
[17:44] <osse> How can I make Chromium scroll up and by down by moving the mouse when I middle-click? Similar to "general.autoscroll = true" in Firefox
[17:44] <newtothis> HI I am running ubuntu 10.04 and I want to install windows 7, what is the best way to dual boot?
[17:45] <TheWarden> llutz: well I don't wish to turn off the checking just rather have it auto fix and not to prompt for a response. However if I can't do that then I guess I have no choice to turn it off. Where would I look for this in boot-scripts?
[17:45] <plustax> just put the disc in after creating a partition for it in gparted, newtothis
[17:45] <MonkeyDust> newtothis  first windows, then ubuntu, or your grub will be ruined
[17:45] <jjgalvez__> 	I have gnome-shell version 3.2, can the time that notifications stay poped up at the bottom of the screen, can it be set? on my desktop they seem to go away very quickly, while on my laptop they seem to stay up until I clink on them.
[17:45] <plustax> MonkeyDust, I thought they fixed the grub issue
[17:46] <newtothis> plustax, if I make a partition with gparted then will it mess up the grub?
[17:46] <llutz> TheWarden: /etc/init.d/checkfs.sh  maybe some other scripts in /etc/init
[17:46] <xubuntu5> how does rc.local work?
[17:46] <diverdude> what does "cp: cannot stat" mean?
[17:46] <tj2> epod: Yeah, as far as I know only SBKv2 was the updated version that prevented nvflash from working correctly
[17:46] <theadmin> diverdude: It means it can't find some file
[17:46] <Skummel> newtothis problem with installing windows is that it will install it's own mbr.
[17:46] <xubuntu5> if i put a script in etc/init.d/ will that load automatically before login?
[17:46] <tj2> epod: Sorry, I meant to say only SBKv1 could use nvflash
[17:47] <ts2> xubuntu5: no
[17:47] <Skummel> newtothis so you have to reinstall grub after installing windows, you can do it from a live cd.
[17:47] <epod> tj2: bother.  Well, i can chroot I suppose.
[17:47] <theadmin> xubuntu5: Not exactly, you have to write a script in a specific style and make sure it's added to proper rc dirs
[17:47] <Nanor> Would up tables work for our problem?
[17:47] <Nanor> ip*
[17:47] <xubuntu5> can i use rc.local?
[17:47] <TheWarden> llutz: mmm I don't see a checkfs.sh on this system.
[17:47] <xubuntu5> thanks theadmin and ts2
[17:47] <ts2> xubuntu5: you can, but it depends on what you are trying to do
[17:47] <newtothis> skimmel, would any live cd work, and how can I do that
[17:47] <xubuntu5> say i want to start x11vnc before login how would i do that?
[17:48] <xubuntu5> or mount drives before login
[17:48] <llutz> TheWarden: grep -i fsck /etc/init/*  (sry, i'm on debian here)
[17:48] <bf4648> how do you change the default system browser in ubuntu?
[17:48] <ziprar> hey, is there a good horoscope app for ubuntu? a quick apt-cache search didn't yield anything, but maybe someone knows a good one
[17:48] <ts2> xubuntu5: well to mount stuff, use /etc/fstab, that's what it's there for. as for x11vnc, you want to start that _after_ you login, otherwise I doubt it'll work
[17:48] <xubuntu5> there's no way to start x11vnc before login?
[17:49] <TheWarden> llutz: oh okay, interesting I found something in /etc/init/mountall.conf mmm
[17:49] <fourlastor> hello everyone, is there a way to not-install any de while installing ubuntu? something similar to the tasksel thing in a debian installation that lets uncheck the de thing..
[17:49] <mrstone> question: I have ssh-client 5.3 installed on 10.04 and want 5.9 from "precise", how do I get ahold of that?
[17:49] <mrstone> is the only way to bzr and compile it?
[17:49] <theadmin> fourlastor: sudo apt-get install tasksel && sudo tasksel remove ubuntu-desktop # :P
[17:49] <theadmin> fourlastor: Or, use the minimal install CD
[17:49] <theadmin> !minimal | fourlastor
[17:50] <fourlastor> theadmin, thanks, that's what i was searching for!
[17:50] <xubuntu5> looks like i'll use fstab thanks i just edit that file?
[17:50] <xubuntu5> and no way to get x11vnc running before login?
[17:50] <vfw> Newtothis windows will need to be installed on the first partition
[17:50] <VIPER-II> i assume that no one knows this?
[17:51] <bjweihe`> Well thank you, i wasn't looking for anything but that link is helpful
[17:51] <fourlastor> i come from debian but now i have a new laptop and i have nvidia optimus.. : \
[17:51] <theadmin> fourlastor: ew
[17:51] <stdaro> how do I get the installer to fetch a preseed file from a url?  I'm installing from the 10.04.3 server iso, pressing f6 and adding auto url=myserver to the boot params, but it never fetches anything
[17:51] <fourlastor> yeah, really ew
[17:51] <newtothis> vfw, I already have ubuntu installed and I dont want to lose the data
[17:51] <tj2> Is there any way to disable /dev/input/mouse0 in ubuntu 10.10?
[17:51] <ts2> xubuntu5: well X isn't really started until you login, so you can't run a VNC server on it. but you can just edit fstab, though there's probably a GUI for it somewhere...
[17:52] <mrstone> does anyone know how I would go about getting ssh 5.9 on ubuntu 10.04?
[17:52] <xubuntu5> anyone know the gui for fstab?? i used pysdm and that seemed to be it anything like it?
[17:53] <xubuntu5> thanks ts2
[17:56] <virtuaposta> !ask
[17:57] <VIPER-II> I have a HD-ready TV conected to the HDMI output of my Ubuntu machine. Problem is that Ubuntu keeps 'thinking' that the resolution 1370xblablabla is the best one to be used. So after a reboot it jumps back from 1920 to 1370 until i manualy change it again. How do i FORCE it to stay at 1920 after reboot? VGA = ATI 5450HD.
[17:58] <jjgalvez__> I have gnome-shell version 3.2, can the time that notifications stay poped up at the bottom of the screen, can it be set? on my desktop they seem to go away very quickly, while on my laptop they seem to stay up until I clink on them.
[17:59] <go8765> VIPER-II, try in autoload put "xrandr -s 1920x768"
[18:00] <MonkeyDust> jjgalvez__  there's CCSM in the repos and a PPA for MyUnity
[18:01] <VIPER-II> go: ehm... 'autoload'?      (where do i set that?)
[18:02] <jjgalvez__> MonkeyDust: Thanks but thats for Unity, I'm running gnome-shell at the moment. I was hopping to find something for gnome-shell
[18:02] <CharlieSheen> Hi, there, #ubuntu, is it safe to ask a few questions here?
[18:02] <dikidera> Just saw this http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/ubuntu-tv-unveiled-at-ces/
[18:03] <go8765> VIPER-II, if you use ubuntu- in gnome-session-properties
[18:03] <dikidera> You know, for a linux OS which is free
[18:03] <dikidera> Why do they want you to buy a movie?
[18:03] <dikidera> They should provide it for free as well
[18:04] <CharlieSheen> Having an issue getting my other laptop online with ubuntu, can I get a chat with someone knowledgable enough to assist me in finding/installing my drivers?
[18:04] <plustax> can someone help me change my window theme in gnome 3 running on 11.10? I hate the white window borders. Cant seem to find a way to do it.
[18:04] <plustax> I have teamviewer
[18:04] <MonkeyDust> !ask| CharlieSheen
[18:04] <plustax> can someone help me change my window theme in gnome 3 running on 11.10? I hate the white window borders. Cant seem to find a way to do it.
[18:04] <Tm_T> plustax: please don't repeat
[18:04] <plustax> didnt mean to, there was a glitch
[18:05] <JKL> where i can ask questions like: "how do i get my email client to work?"
[18:05] <Rango> I'm using ubuntu 11.10 with gnome shell and it keeps freezing when i search the dashboard. i can't find a fix. any help would be appreciated it
[18:05] <Tm_T> !fi | JKL
[18:06] <CharlieSheen> Ok, here's my question.  I am using Ubuntu 11.10, and my other machine will not connect wirelessly, so it is impossible for me to download from the internet.  How can I find my drivers by using the konsole, so I can attempt to get online?
[18:06] <JKL> my question is not ubuntu specific at all. i just have a minor issue and i would like to ask it from heavy internet users :)
[18:07] <virtuaposta> CharlieSheen, lsmod
[18:07] <plustax> theadmin, you there?
[18:08] <CharlieSheen> virtuaposta: What line should I be looking fo?
[18:10] <theadmin> plustax: Why yes.
[18:10] <MonkeyDust> :)
[18:11] <CharlieSheen> Once I run 'lsmod' in terminal, what line indicates my wireless card?
[18:11] <Jon_new> Is Nanor still here?
[18:11] <Jon_new> I got my network working (internetsharing)... somehow... I don't know what i did :-P
[18:12] <MonkeyDust> CharlieSheen  what wireless adapter is it?
[18:12] <stdaro> where do I put 'auto url=myserver' in the boot params to get the install to load my preseed file?
[18:14] <CharlieSheen> Evo 1000c N1015c
[18:14] <oomjos> How would I run a script in the console... what is the relevant code?
[18:14] <xubuntu5> fstab worked well thanks!
[18:15] <MonkeyDust> oomjos  sh yourscript.sh
[18:15] <wad> I just got a VPS. It's running Natty. I'm thinking I'd like to upgrade it to Oneiric. Is there a handy set of instructions? I just have shell access to it.
[18:15] <wad> I'm thinking I could just edit /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:15] <oomjos> What if my script is in a directory???
[18:15] <wad> Then do an "apt-get dist-upgrade" or something.....
[18:16] <MonkeyDust> om26er
[18:16] <oomjos> like home/MyName/scripts
[18:16] <MonkeyDust> oomjos  then first go to that directory
[18:16] <xubuntu5> Wad: maybe something like sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[18:16] <oomjos> Oh PWD
[18:16] <bjweihe`> Myname/script.sh
[18:16] <oomjos> pwd /home/MyName/scripts
[18:16] <om26er> \o/
[18:16] <oomjos> sh scriptName.sh???
[18:16] <wad> xubuntu5, I tried that, it didn't do the trick.
[18:16] <bjweihe`> dont need sh
[18:17] <oomjos> Guide says you need the extension sh
[18:17] <xubuntu5> Wad: take a look at this
[18:17] <xubuntu5> http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/04/how-to-upgrade-ubuntu-via-the-console-or-terminal/
[18:17]  * wad reads
[18:18] <xubuntu5> does anyone know how to run x11vnc before login?
[18:19] <alien2050> xubuntu5: ssh -X user@target x11vnc
[18:19] <oomjos> sh works thank you dude!
[18:19] <xubuntu5> you're right alien i might be able to ssh start it but can i have the server start it up for me?
[18:19] <alien2050> xubuntu5: should work, but you need to have a working X11 session (even if it is at login screen)
[18:20] <alien2050> xubuntu5: yep... but it may be a security breach on your server if you do
[18:20] <oCean> oomjos: your shell script should start with the shebang line (#!/bin/bash) in that case you can execute the script by running  ./path/to/script.sh, or even better add the script to one of the directories in your PATH variable  (echo $PATH), in that case you can run script.sh without specifying the full path
[18:20] <DarkStar1> is there something like CPU-Z for Ubuntu (11.10)?
[18:21] <bjweihe`> cat /proc/cpuinfo
[18:21] <alien2050> xubuntu5: I definitely prefer to start it only when I need it
[18:21] <DarkStar1> bjweihe`: I need the GPU info
[18:21] <bjweihe`> oh woops
[18:21] <bjweihe`> hold on
[18:22] <bjweihe`> lshw
[18:22] <MonkeyDust> DarkStar1  http://askubuntu.com/questions/5417/how-to-get-gpu-info#5419
[18:23] <DarkStar1> MonkeyDust: thx
[18:25] <yitz_> Is there a JackTheRipper package somewhere?
[18:25] <plustax> im having an issue with my empathy running 11.10 and gnome 3. I am logged into facebook chat with it, and most of the time I click on a person to chat with and the chatbox just doesnt open
[18:26] <MonkeyDust> yitz_  try apt-cache search jacktheripper
[18:26] <yitz_> MonkeyDust: Nothing
[18:27] <MonkeyDust> yitz_  then it's not there
[18:27] <titanes> I mad as hell!!!!
[18:27] <yitz_> There's a john that sounds similar...
[18:28] <hugli> I struggle with autossh. Whenever I reboot the remote machine autossh asks for key passphrase. I thought it's supposed to remember this and 'redial' the broken connection for me. What can I be doing wrong? (`autossh user@remote -R 2222:localhost:22') Thank you for help
[18:28] <titanes> I mad as hell!!!!
[18:28] <plustax> this is basically my issue. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/+bug/891562   is there a solution for it yet?
[18:29] <oomjos> what is the scripting channel???
[18:29] <oCean> oomjos: #bash
[18:29] <xubuntu5> #bash for bash scripting
[18:29] <oCean> titanes: calm down
[18:30] <oomjos> thank you
[18:30] <oomjos> I will not calm down!
[18:30] <reisio> oomjos: that's just as good
[18:30] <xubuntu5> hahaha you're talking to someone that's not here hah ha ha ha
[18:30] <xubuntu5> j/k
[18:30] <h00k> plustax: since the bug report would probably show if there's a solution, and it's marked as undecided, confirmed, I would assume there isn't yet.
[18:31] <titanes> breaking news!! the iso image IS NOT optimized for flash media!!
[18:31] <reisio> titanes: optimized?
[18:31] <xubuntu5> optimized?
[18:31] <titanes> so it really is a FAUX LiveUSB
[18:31] <reisio> xubuntu5: :)
[18:31] <reisio> titanes: this isn't France
[18:31] <xubuntu5> resio: lol
[18:31] <h00k> plustax: If you haven't, mark it as affecting you as well
[18:31] <h00k> titanes: do you have a question here?
[18:31] <reisio> xubuntu5: this could be the beginning of a beautiful amicableness
[18:32] <plustax> h00k, okay I will
[18:32] <titanes> yes that's right optimized: /dev/sdc on /cdrom type iso9660 (ro,noatime) /dev/loop0 on /rofs type squashfs (ro,noatime)
[18:32] <titanes> h00k: as a matter fact I do
[18:32] <avernos> after using ubuntu for a few minutes i am getting  intel ips 0000:00:1f.6: MCP ... messages on dmesg
[18:32] <avernos> and the computer is unusable
[18:32] <avernos> is there anyway to fix this?
[18:33] <reisio> titanes: moving on...
[18:34] <titanes> I boot the FAUX LiveUSB, install a bunch of stuff, firefox add-ons, changed settings, customized here and there... And guess wtf happned next time I booted the FAUX LiveUSB???
[18:35] <theadmin> titanes: Everything dissapeared. Duh.
[18:35] <oCean> titanes: control your language here, please
[18:35] <bjweihe`> Did you setup persistance
[18:35] <titanes> I mad as heaven!!
[18:35] <theadmin> titanes: It's a LIVEUSB. The filesystem changes don't get saved. It's not persistent. If you want stuff to be saved, you need to do a real install. Also, what on earth is "FAUX"?
[18:35] <reisio> stop saying FAUX
[18:36] <reisio> it's french for "I'm annoying"
[18:36] <oCean> titanes: calm down or take a time out. If you just came to rant, you better do that somewhere else
[18:36] <bjweihe`> agreed
[18:36] <titanes> bjweihe`: how to turn on persistance??
[18:36] <bjweihe`> titanes: that all depends on the installer in which you installed it on your flash drive
[18:37] <reisio> titanes: if you use unetbootin, it's fairly obvious
[18:37] <titanes> bjweihe`: I used dd
[18:37] <theadmin> titanes: You should do a real install. It won't work with a livefs.
[18:37] <reisio> dd would not be the most suitable tool for that
[18:37] <theadmin> titanes: dd works but without any persistence, obviously, since it turns your USB into what basically is a CD drive.
[18:37] <bjweihe`> titanes: i like LiLi USB Creator
[18:38] <bjweihe`> titanes: but yea nothing beats a real install
[18:38] <bjweihe`> titanes: its hard on a flash drive to run a whole os
[18:38] <theadmin> Nothing stops you from doing a real install to a USB stick, either.
[18:39] <titanes> I use gentoo for real install.
[18:39] <titanes> this is just a quick, temporary solution.
[18:39] <theadmin> I have a Linux setup on an external drive which works just fine. And since that's hardly any different from a USB stick, well... That will work, too.
[18:39] <titanes> basically I need YET ANOTHER usb to...
[18:40] <titanes> will there ever be a time when LiveUSB are flash optimized? Meaning designed from scratch for flash storage?
[18:40] <theadmin> titanes: No, no, and no. Do you have any WORKING OS currently that boots? You can use VirtualBox to load the Ubuntu iso image and install to real device (your USB stick)
[18:40] <bjweihe`> Yea but putting an OS on any external drive that isn't meant for such things will deteriorate their speed and life time
[18:40] <titanes> I have no OS working.
[18:41] <bjweihe`> o.o
[18:41] <theadmin> titanes: That's uncool. Oh well. Anyway, the point is that you must perform a real install.
[18:41] <theadmin> titanes: Otherwise everything will dissapear, sadly.
[18:41] <reisio> titanes: how'd you get on IRC
[18:41] <bjweihe`> reisio: thats what i was thinking
[18:41] <titanes> reisio: irssi?
[18:42] <mrmermaid> Hello all, please help: how do you get wget to spit the full URL in a GET request (by default wget will obmit the 'domain' part of  a GET URL. Thanks.
[18:42] <titanes> mm.. I don't get it using the liveCD
[18:42] <reisio> titanes: irssi usually runs on an OS
[18:42] <titanes> then I type /j #ubuntu
[18:42] <reisio> mrmermaid: what?
[18:42] <titanes> reisio: LiveUSB.
[18:42] <mrmermaid> when you do wget
[18:43] <xubuntu5> look at man wget
[18:43] <mrmermaid> and look at the GET URL it creates in the HTTP request
[18:43] <mrmermaid> you will only see the part after the domain
[18:43] <mrmermaid> for example if you do wget http://example.com/a.exe
[18:43] <mrmermaid> it will only put /a.exe in the GET URL
[18:43] <nemik> w/wc
[18:43] <mrmermaid> this is ok for most web server
[18:44] <mrmermaid> but somehow the M$ download refuse to play
[18:44] <xubuntu5> must be some sort of flag to add domain
[18:44] <mrmermaid> can you help me with a parameter/a tool that put a full URL in the GET ?
[18:44] <xubuntu5> check man wget
[18:44] <squal> BONJOUR
[18:44] <mrmermaid> checked, but don't see one
[18:44] <titanes> gah!!
[18:44] <webroasters> hi guys. Is there an imagemagick irc? If so, then I should probably go there. if not, then I have a question
[18:45] <reisio> webroasters: there is, it's a small channel
[18:45] <reisio> webroasters: /msg alis list *imag*magi*
[18:45] <reisio> so it wouldn't necessarily be awful to ask here or in ##linux, etc.
[18:45] <xubuntu5> mrmermaid: check http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual/wget.html
[18:45] <TransistOp> How do we get rid of the left bar ?
[18:45] <oCean> webroasters: yes, there's ##imagemagick, it's a very small channel though (few users)
[18:46] <xubuntu5> the left bar?
[18:46] <titanes> downloaded sysrescuecd to an android tablet, runeth the usb install script off a gentoo minimalCD, boot sysrescuecd the dd'ed ubuntu iso to flash drive.
[18:46] <webroasters> err... let me try my hand here first then...
[18:46] <titanes> *then
[18:46] <webroasters> I'm trying to take a horizontally challenged image (let's say 2000 x 100), and create a new file 2000 x 2000 with white space around the old image and the old image centered
[18:46] <webroasters> is this possible with image magick?
[18:47] <mrmermaid> xubuntu5: I just rechecked, there is no mentioning of such an optio
[18:47] <theadmin> titanes: Well that's a mess.
[18:47] <Vivekananda> Hello everyone , I have a problem setting cpu frequency in lucid
[18:47] <mrmermaid> is this standard behavior of tools like wget ?
[18:47] <titanes> I want to know the way to install a fully working non-joliet structure ubuntu onto a USB.
[18:48] <reisio> titanes: tutorials abound online
[18:48] <reisio> titanes: the key word is 'persistent'
[18:48] <trism> webroasters: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/crop/#extent seems to be what you want
[18:48] <reisio> titanes: as said already, unetbootin can give you a small persistent storage area
[18:48] <titanes>  /dev/sdc on /cdrom type iso9660 (ro,noatime) /dev/loop0 on /rofs type squashfs (ro,noatime)  <-- this be retarded on flash storage. I want to avoid it.
[18:48] <TransistOp> the left bar on 11.10
[18:48] <reisio> titanes: all you actually need to do is install to the USB disk, Linux doesn't really care where you install it to
[18:49] <titanes> reisio: why small? I got 8GB flash.
[18:49] <reisio> titanes: that is small
[18:49] <webroasters> @trism: THanks!! I appreciate it!!
[18:49] <reisio> I'm not sure unetbootin actually sets a limit
[18:49] <bjweihe`> lol
[18:50] <xubuntu5> does ubuntu use lightdm?
[18:50] <xubuntu5> or gdm?
[18:50] <TransistOp> there is no option to kill that left autohide bar on 11.10 ... or how do I downgrade / upgrade to something that is usable ?
[18:50] <bjweihe`> think gdm
[18:50] <reisio> xubuntu5: mainline, current Ubuntu uses lightdm now
[18:50] <reisio> older versions use gdm
[18:50] <xubuntu5> thanks
[18:50] <reisio> kubuntu uses kdm
[18:50] <reisio> xubuntu probably uses lightdm, not sure
[18:50] <xubuntu5> thanks
[18:50] <xubuntu5> what's the difference between display-setup-script and greeter-setup-script in lightdm? in the lightdm.conf
[18:50] <reisio> they were probably uses gdm previously as well
[18:51] <reisio> lubuntu I'm not sure
[18:51] <titanes> I am confused, use unetbootin to use the ISO image onto the flash drive or do a regular install targeting flash volume? With the latter will grub be able to self boot?
[18:51] <MonkeyDust> nounity| TransistOp
[18:51] <MonkeyDust> !nounity| TransistOp
[18:51] <titanes> even in the presence of other drives?
[18:51] <bjweihe`> just use LiLi USB Creator
[18:51] <reisio> titanes: to Linux a usb drive is the same as any other drive, if you want to you can do an ordinary install to one
[18:51] <titanes> reisio: what about the grub part?
[18:51] <reisio> titanes: if you want a _live OS_ with some extra persistent storage, use unetbootin, etc.
[18:51] <TransistOp> thanks MonkeyDust
[18:51] <reisio> titanes: exactly the same
[18:51] <mrmermaid> xubuntu5: Well, I guess I'll look for other ways / look at the wget source code, thanks
[18:51] <titanes> no extra tweaking?
[18:52] <reisio> nope
[18:52] <Vivekananda> hello everyone anyone point me the right direction
[18:52] <reisio> a drive is a drive is a drive
[18:52] <titanes> interesting, I will try it then.
[18:52] <xubuntu5> welcome mrmermaid too bad that didn't help
[18:52] <theadmin> titanes: You want this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[18:52] <MonkeyDust> titanes  there's CCSM in the repos and a PPA for MyUnity
[18:52] <ongolaBoy> hi. with firefox in Lucid lynx following rapid release cycle as stated here https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2012-January/001544.html , will thunderbird will also follow this process ?
[18:52] <hasenj> how can I remove proposed kernels?
[18:53] <matt1_>  #livemocha
[18:53] <reisio> ongolaBoy: I can't imagine it would be otherwise
[18:53] <Cyrus> o_0
[18:53] <reisio> ongolaBoy: upstream is matching versions, AFAICT
[18:54] <hasenj> I want to uninstall kernel version 3.0.0-15 and just keep it at 3.0.0-14
[18:54] <hasenj> help?
[18:55] <theadmin> ongolaBoy: Possibly yes. That's more of a question to ask from the Mozilla team, really.
[18:55] <titanes> why does a USB flash need syslinux to boot?
[18:55] <ongolaBoy> theadmin: ok, thanks
[18:56] <Oer> hasenj boot in recovery mode ( old kernel ) and remove 3.0.0-15 ?
[18:56] <ts2> hasenj: so just remove 3.0.0-15, you should still have 3.0.0-14
[18:56] <theadmin> titanes: Does not *shrug* I use GRUB and it works just fine
[18:56] <hasenj> yes, but how?
[18:56] <Oer> ts2 indeed
[18:56] <ts2> hasenj: with the package manager
[18:56] <titanes> theadmin: can you point me to the exact link u used to create ur LiveUSB??
[18:57] <Oer> hold shit @ boot and choose the old kernel in grub
[18:57] <Vinzent> Hello. I have a problem with compiz "Place window" plugin. I have a rule for pidgin (match string is "class=Pidgin"), but its roster opens on the current workspace instead of specified one. 'xprop WM_CLASS' for the roster window returns 'Piding'. Also note that chat window opens on the correct workspace. Any ideas?
[18:57] <titanes> this doesn't seem right --> Partition 1 : FAT32, full size of stick minus 750M
[18:57] <Oer> *shift
[18:57] <titanes> nor deos this --> Partition 2 : FAT16, 750M  (FAT16 because older versions of syslinux don't like FAT32)
[18:57] <hasenj> which package?
[18:57] <bjweihe`> persistance will take up the space your set it to
[18:57] <bjweihe`> its a file full of zeros
[18:57] <hasenj> I tried to tell it to remove linux-image-3.0.0-15-generic but it said it will remove linux-generic too
[18:57] <theadmin> titanes: I can't link you to the info in my brain, sadly :D
[18:57] <ts2> hasenj: disable -proposed first, then update the package list
[18:58] <hasenj> I did disable proposed
[18:58] <hasenj> ok
[18:58] <ts2> then update the package list, and remove the newer kernel
[18:58] <ts2> you don't have to boot into the old kernel to remove the new one
[18:58] <Vinzent> Is there a unity-specific channel?
[18:58] <sskalnik> What's the command to determine which package contains a given file?
[18:58] <loganrun> I put the following in my fstab file: \\mycomputer\sharepath      /sharepath           cifs    credentials=/etc/credentials,soft,intr,auto 1 3   , but it does not get mounted automatically for some reason at boot
[18:59] <ts2> sskalnik: dpkg -S filename
[18:59] <sskalnik> <3
[18:59] <ts2> sskalnik: or use http://packages.ubuntu.com (quicker)
[18:59] <theadmin> Vinzent: No, questions are to be asked here. Unity is a Ubuntu-only project anyway.
[18:59] <loganrun> this had worked on other linux distributions without issue, but for some reason on Ubuntu I have to manyally mount it
[18:59] <titanes> which filesystem is best for flash drive OS?
[19:00] <titanes> btrfs?
[19:01] <hasenj> still wants to remove the linux-generic package
[19:02] <bjweihe`> When you first install ubuntu, there is a list of packages that it has and you have a choice to install them. How can i open that list in terminal again once the install is complete
[19:02] <sskalnik> !find qrcodec
[19:02] <titanes> does ubuntu's grub use udev device or block id??
[19:02] <Vinzent> theadmin, well, then I'll try to ask later again
[19:02] <titanes> usb device number is bound to change.
[19:03] <theadmin> titanes: Just look at /boot/grub/grub.cfg. I suggest using uuid or labels.
[19:03] <titanes> theadmin: that's no automagical?
[19:03] <titanes> *set
[19:03] <theadmin> titanes: I dunno what Ubuntu does, I haven't used it since 10.04
[19:04] <titanes> theadmin: LAWL!!
[19:04] <titanes> what are u doing here then?
[19:04] <theadmin> titanes: Having fun like the rest of the community, lol
[19:04] <bc_> i seem to be having issues.. my laptop freezes here and there. and dont seem as fast as windows , i have a i3 any ideas
[19:04] <trism> sskalnik: or apt-file
[19:04] <theadmin> titanes: Many people that are here often are not Ubuntu users whatsoever
[19:05] <MonkeyDust> like me
[19:06] <alex__c2022> anyone know if the "ftp" command uses active or passive connection?
[19:06] <trism> sskalnik: also, I was looking at http://repository.slacky.eu/slackware-13.37/utilities/kqrcode/0.6.0/src/ a while ago, and noticed in the slackbuild that they install qrcodec.h before doing the build, so perhaps this is a bug in kqrcode?
[19:06] <j3d3> is there a way to increase the area surrounding a window where you click the cursor and drag to enlarge the window? 11.10 is too sensitive.
[19:07] <bc_> i seem to be having issues.. my laptop freezes here and there. and dont seem as fast as windows , i have a i3 any ideas
[19:07] <trism> sskalnik: see line 89 in the slackbuild
[19:07] <sskalnik> trism:  Yeah, looking at the same thing here.
[19:07] <poclsolnuh> hi all
[19:07] <sogeking99> hey guys, something seems to be wrong with my ununtu here. I click software centre and it says please reinstall software database package. and also update manager wont find anything, says check internet conenction
[19:07] <titanes> ok ppl, tell whether this is possible
[19:08] <theadmin> titanes: define "this" first.
[19:08] <titanes> what's the minimal space for ubuntu install??
[19:08] <theadmin> titanes: Standard is around 5 gigs.
[19:09] <titanes> I will try to do this off a single 8GB flash drive, since I have 7.3GB un-allocated. I got room to play.
[19:09] <sskalnik> trism:  got the file from http://ie.archive.ubuntu.com/sourceforge/k/project/kq/kqrcode/KQRCode-dev/kqrcode-dev-0.6.0.tar.gz
[19:09] <sskalnik> Built successfully XJ
[19:09] <theadmin> titanes: Well... Might want one partition for live and other for the install but I dunno if that will even work
[19:09] <bc_> i seem to be having issues.. my laptop freezes here and there. and dont seem as fast as windows , i have a i3 chip any ideas
[19:09] <sskalnik> trism:  Where would I file a bug for this?
[19:10] <titanes> theadmin: which filesystem would it be best for flash storage?
[19:10] <VIPER-II> go8765: r you reading?
[19:10] <theadmin> titanes: Not sure. ext2 probably because it has no journaling.
[19:10] <sogeking99> anyone able to help me?
[19:10] <titanes> :(
[19:11] <titanes> ext2 sounds so antiquated
[19:11] <VIPER-II> guess not.
[19:11] <owenll> sogeking99: you could try "sudo apt-get install --reinstall software-center" in  a terminal
[19:12] <ana_> c5.ah.yahoo.com:80
[19:12] <bc_> i seem to be having issues.. my laptop freezes here and there. and dont seem as fast as windows , i have a i3 chip any ideas
[19:13] <bjweihe`> bc_: driver issues
[19:13] <theadmin> owenll: You want "--reinstall install", rather. Anything after "install" is parsed as a package name, and there certainly is no package called "--reinstall".
[19:13] <bc_> is there A i3 driver
[19:13] <bc_> i have the mx15 alienware.
[19:13] <titanes> is it possible to defragment a flash drive? If I install ubuntu on the unpartitioned spaced the delete the first LiveUSB partition and merged with the real install the OS would be starting at 700MB mark. I want the OS to start at 0 byte on the flash drive.
[19:14] <bjweihe`> bc_: idk just go in Administration > Hardware Drivers
[19:14] <bjweihe`> bc_: if you have a desktop
[19:14] <bc_> laptop
[19:14] <reisio> bc_: processor isn't your issue, possibly your video device driver/s
[19:14] <titanes> assymetric space allocation doesn't feel right.
[19:14] <bjweihe`> bc_: no i mean a screen
[19:14] <bc_> using the nvidia recommended driver
[19:14] <bjweihe`> bc_: cause not all people have a "Desktop" as in a "GUI"
[19:14] <reisio> titanes: what now?
[19:15] <reisio> bc_: do you have a nvidia device?
[19:15] <bc_> i wasnt payin attention sorry
[19:15] <owenll> theadmin: thanks - out of interest does he need reinstall at all or just sudo apt-get install software-center ?
[19:15] <bc_> yes
[19:15] <titanes> eventually when I destroy the ISO partition I want to have a single /dev/sda
[19:15] <theadmin> owenll: I'm not so sure.
[19:15] <titanes> sdX
[19:15] <reisio> titanes: that isn't a fragmentation issue, but a partition issue
[19:15] <owenll> theadmin: thanks for correcting anyway ;-)
[19:16] <reisio> titanes: gparted/parted can fix that if you need to resize; if you only need to make a new partition table, try cfdisk
[19:16] <Llewxam> anyone know if and where i can get a .deb of libimobiledevice2 for 10.04? tried out natty in a vbox but it didn't resolve my issue of being unable to transfer songs into iphone. =s
[19:17] <titanes> ffuuuuuu!!
[19:17] <reisio> ...
[19:17] <bjweihe`> ^
[19:17] <Vinzent> Ok, here's another problem: I have laptop with touchpad and I want 2-fingers tap to emulate middle-button click. I've installed synaptik. Now if I call 'synaptikcfg init' it works as expected, but after re-logon I have to call it manually again to make it work. The strange thing is that I have 'synaptikcfg init' in my Startup applications (it was added by the synaptik itself). What could be the problem?
[19:17] <arooni-mobile> hi folks; trying to set up dnsmasq;  but when i i just type dnsmasq i see: "dnsmasq: failed to create listening socket for port 53: Address already in use"  any ideas on how to proceed?
[19:17] <trism> sskalnik: I'm not sure, couldn't find a bug tracker, but it seems it is already fixed in the git at 1474fc 'Moved plugin header back into main tree'
[19:18] <titanes> forget it, i'll get an emergency $10 8gb flash drive
[19:18] <titanes> brb
[19:18] <Vinzent> Maybe I should add it to .bashrc...
[19:18] <sskalnik> trism:  Aha. Many thanks.
[19:21] <go8765> VIPER-II, what?
[19:21] <alexGla> hey, how to install svn plug in on Eclipse?
[19:22] <NastyNaz> ok irssi people
[19:22] <NastyNaz> how do I get 'hilight' window to hilight my nick etc when it's sticky. currently it only registers stuff that was said that WASNT in the active window
[19:23] <arooni-mobile> if i change the listen-address in /etc/dnsmasq.conf ; does this mean i can no longer navigate to localhost:3000 when developing my web apps?
[19:23] <VIPER-II> go8765: sorry I kinda was tring to figure out about the 'autoload'
[19:24] <VIPER-II> i'd really love if i could MSG u?
[19:24] <mksogdne> how i can convert avi video to 3gp video format ?
[19:25] <awesomess3> mksogdne: `ffmpeg myvideo.avi myvideo.3gp` ?
[19:26] <mksogdne> how i can convert avi video to 3gp video format ?
[19:26] <VIPER-II> go8765: did u get the message i sent you?
[19:27] <mksogdne> how i can convert avi video to 3gp video format ?
[19:27] <Pici> mksogdne: Please stop repeating.
[19:27] <mksogdne> sorry
[19:28] <MonkeyDust> !info ffmpeg
[19:28] <go8765> VIPER-II, sorry... english is not my native and it hard for me to understand what you mean now :( I get your message
[19:28] <Kentrel> Anyone able to help me get my Samson C0U1 USB microphone working? It's detected automatically, but no sound. I've checked and all the levels are turned up
[19:29] <MonkeyDust> Kentrel  in a terminal, type alsamixer, if you see MM, type m
[19:30] <awesomess3> Jeez Firefox is at 9.0 already
[19:30] <go8765> mksogdne, online-convert.com
[19:32] <Kentrel> MonkeyDust, it was MM for Front Mic but after turning it on still nothing
[19:34] <mksogdne> its not working
[19:34] <bsmith093> im on lucid? where is my JAVA_HOME path?
[19:35] <carmen> ciao
[19:37] <root_> hi
[19:38] <reisio> hi
[19:38] <robbbie> hi
[19:38] <go8765> hi
[19:39]  * MindALot sighs
[19:39] <reisio> hi
[19:39] <MindALot> so ah.. anyone going to be around in about 5 hours that might be able to help us get an ubuntu live CD running on a pc ?
[19:40] <MindALot> err live USB
[19:40] <MindALot> I know the live USB works - as it boots on my pc just fine.. just doesn't on my friends.  He couldn't get a console when he tried, and we don't know if it is graphics or other.
[19:42] <dr_willis> !nomodeset | MindALot
[19:42] <sskalnik> MindALot:  I am certain that someone will be in here in five hours. ;)
[19:42] <dr_willis> mksogdne:  winff can do it.
[19:43] <MindALot> alright, thanks for the link
[19:43] <mksogdne> it does not had 3gp option
[19:43] <MindALot> we'll try that first
[19:43] <dr_willis> check winff homepage for more presets. Ive used winff in the past to make 3gp. or find  the proper ffmpeg command to convert them.
[19:44] <dr_willis> mksogdne:  also try arista, and  mencoder
[19:44] <mksogdne> thanks
[19:45] <dr_willis> i just depeted a lot of 3gp's i had converted. :)  wife got a new phone.
[19:46] <MindALot> hrm.. grub2 looks interesting .. wonder which version is on the live usb.
[19:49] <Stormhand^Bishes> Hi there, I have a question:  I ran the command lsmod on Ubuntu 11.10, but I cannot find my wireless card.  What should I be looking for, and what do I do if it is not available?
[19:50] <dr_willis> lsmod shows loaded modules. lspci shows hardware
[19:50] <reisio> Stormhand^Bishes: pastebin the output of lspci -n
[19:50] <indiana> d
[19:55] <Morfeus^> Hello all, someone knows something about ubuntu tv, like i need a subscription or where can i get the software
[19:55] <dr_willis> Morfeus^:  its only been demoed at CES.. so its not out yet.
[19:55] <dr_willis> http://www.webupd8.org/2012/01/ubuntu-tv-demoed-at-ces.html
[19:56] <reisio> Morfeus^: never heard of it
[19:56] <oCean> Morfeus^: better try in #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:56] <Morfeus^> ok thanks
[19:57] <dr_willis> Ill stick with XBMC and Boxee and OpenElec for now. :)
[19:57] <diverdude> Did anybody in here ever install gitolite for ubuntu?
[19:57] <Morfeus^> its not offtopic if the ubuntu tv is on ubuntu [dot] com (i think), but thank you for the answers
[19:58] <reisio> diverdude: what is it
[19:58] <reisio> ah, git
[19:58] <diverdude> reisio: yes its a lib for git
[19:58] <dr_willis> Everything on it everyone most likely is at the url above.
[19:58] <diverdude> reisio: and it should be very simple to installl but i cannot make it work
[19:59] <diverdude> reisio: instructions are this simple: http://sitaramc.github.com/gitolite/root.html
[19:59] <ubuntuuser6758> hello somebody say that sun java is bad do you know a good java version?
[19:59] <dr_willis> !java
[19:59] <ubuntuuser6758> okay thank´s =)
[19:59] <reisio> ubuntuuser6758: there isn't a good version :p
[20:02] <diverdude> reisio: me?
[20:03] <reisio> diverdude: you?
[20:06] <awesomess3> Where's the best place to learn about using the shell for the first time user?
[20:06] <mateo> hello
[20:06] <RingZer01> awesomess3: #bash
[20:06] <hypeBoy> hi, how can i see signal strength of my EVDO network connection ?
[20:06] <dr_willis> awesomess3:  theres 1000's of online tutorials and guides. depneding on your current experience level.
[20:06] <mateo> I just moved from xubuntu to ubuntu, but unity3D is not working
[20:07] <mateo> any hints?
[20:07] <RingZer01> awesomess3: they have lots of resources... their 50 FAQ's, believe it or not, 42+ applied to me :)
[20:07] <Vinzent> mateo, try to do something with it!
[20:07] <dr_willis> mateo:  yu have the proper 3d video drivers installed?
[20:07] <mateo> yrp
[20:07] <mateo> yep, with jocket-gtk
[20:07] <d6chung> Hey, is it normal for Ubuntu to show the notification area on both monitors on a dual setup
[20:07] <d6chung> ?
[20:08] <dr_willis> mateo:  clarify what 'not working'  means.
[20:08] <mateo> it shows the wallpaper, nothing else
[20:09] <dr_willis> mateo:  i would suggest checking askubuntu.com and the forums. Ive seen people with similer issues.. Not sure what a proper fix is. as a test. you could try making a new user. and see if it works for them.
[20:09] <mateo> ok, thanks I will try
[20:09] <lilix> Will there ever be a stable support for MS Exchange 2010 server for linux? I've tried evolution and I can recieve mail and calender invites but it fails to send mail
[20:11] <reisio> lilix: who cares
[20:11] <Rex> hey hey??
[20:11] <reisio> hey
[20:11] <Rex> ahh finally got ubuntu to work
[20:11] <h00k> d6chung: I believe so, yes
[20:11] <Rex> new to this os
[20:11] <chuck_> me too
[20:12] <Rex> so far so good
[20:12] <lilix> reisio, I care and probably all other business user
[20:12] <d6chung> h00k: Okay, thanks -- had to ask someone before I go insane thinking something went wrong.
[20:12] <chuck_> any gurus? in here
[20:12] <Rex> i cant find a repository or download for python 2.4 though
[20:13] <Rex> nevermind i got it
[20:13] <h00k> d6chung: I experience the same thing :)
[20:13] <Pici> Rex: Whats wrong with the version of python that comes with Ubuntu?
[20:13] <reale> can i ping using a determinated device?
[20:13] <Rex> WHATTTT!?!?!?
[20:14] <Rex> i didnt know that
[20:14] <reale> something like ping eth0 ip ?
[20:14] <Pici> reale: ping -I eth0
[20:14] <Rex> nmap i think u can use
[20:15] <Rex> Pici how do i find python on here?
[20:15] <ssfdre38> if i build the latest PHP on top of the distro would the latest one just take over as the default PHP deamon?
[20:15] <Ben64> ssfdre38: you should use the one from the software center
[20:15] <Rex> in the terminl?
[20:15] <Rex> terminal?
[20:15] <Pici> Rex: Its at /usr/bin/python, just type python
[20:15] <ssfdre38> Ben64, i am but i want to update to 5.3.8
[20:16] <Rex> thanks
[20:16] <reisio> lilix: only people who can't make up their mind which OS to use will care about that
[20:16] <Ben64> ssfdre38: try to find a ppa then
[20:16] <Pici> Rex: Thats not helpful.
[20:16] <Pici> Rex: sorry, wrong person.
[20:16] <Pici> reisio: Thats not helpful here.
[20:16] <Rex> haha
[20:16] <Rex> ya its not there
[20:17] <Rex> thats cool dont worrk i just downloaded it
[20:17] <Pici> Rex: If you are using Ubuntu then python is already installed.
[20:17] <Rex> sudo python?
[20:17] <lilix> reisio, I have made my mind but it still doesn't change buisniss policy and having a mail client is high importance
[20:17] <Pici> Rex: No.
[20:17] <zgr> can someone tell me differences between evince(installed by default) and evince-gtk?
[20:17] <Rex> ???
[20:17] <Pici> Rex: What release of Ubuntu are you using?
[20:17] <Ben64> Rex: try "sudo apt-get install python"
[20:17] <reisio> lilix: well using one OS when the rest of your business prefers another is going to be tedious at times
[20:18] <Rex> ahh
[20:18] <reisio> it's not Linux's fault
[20:18] <Pici> reisio: Please stop.
[20:18] <reisio> Pici: stop what?  He is talking to me
[20:18] <mksogdne> i want to change the screen picture of grub . how it can be ?
[20:18] <Rex> cool beans thanks
[20:19] <lilix> reisio, she thank you and I was just asking if it will be supported like the older release once was
[20:19] <Rex> it says already the newest version
[20:19] <reisio> zgr: are you sure there is a difference? diff?
[20:19] <reisio> lilix: if an old version was supported, a new one probably will be
[20:19] <essomba84> join #aquabase
[20:19] <Boreeas> Does crontab allow me to use multiple commands? E.g. */10 * * * * cd xy/z;./foo
[20:19] <Boreeas> essomba84: How about no?
[20:19] <reisio> implementations of proprietary tech naturally lag behind the proprietary implementations
[20:19] <reisio> mksogdne: change it to what
[20:20] <theadmin> Boreeas: Not really, however, you can write a script and feed that to cron
[20:20] <zgr> reisio: they are both in software center/synaptic version is same dependencies seems too
[20:20] <mksogdne> a beautiful picture !
[20:20] <reisio> zgr: oh packages, thought you meant executables
[20:20] <xubuntu5> can anyone help me?
[20:20] <glebihan> Boreeas, no and for what you're trying to do, you should just directly provide the full path to the script
[20:20] <aeon-ltd> xubuntu5: ask the channel, don't ask to ask
[20:20] <xubuntu5> i'm trying to add a script to lightdm.conf
[20:21] <Boreeas> glebihan: Doesn't work, because else the files will be created in the wrong folder
[20:21] <reisio> zgr: -gtk is in universe, I assume it's a dupe package with a different name
[20:21] <zgr> reisio: well I see now, in evince-gtk description it's said "This version of evince is built without GNOME keyring support."
[20:21] <xubuntu5> how would i make x11vnc start before login using lightdm.conf?
[20:21] <reisio> zgr: ah
[20:21] <zgr> reisio: thanks for help anyway ;)
[20:21] <glebihan> Boreeas, then you'll have to write a script that'll handle changing directory and running your actual script
[20:22] <Boreeas> Mhm, will do that
[20:22] <Boreeas> thanks
[20:26] <SilfenX> hello - are network services by default blocked from being accessed  from outside LAN? I do not have any firewall active on server, only the router fw which is configured properly. Also I the connection uses a PPTP service which claims they arent blocking any ports above the 1024 range.
[20:27] <reisio> SilfenX: accessed how?
[20:27] <dr_willis> SilfenX:  theres no rules by default.
[20:27] <SilfenX> so the it is my PPTP service provider which is mucking with my connection then :(
[20:27] <dr_willis> sudo iptables --list     would show any rules
[20:27] <SilfenX> *then
[20:27] <dr_willis> SilfenX:  that woul dbe my guess
[20:29] <Mindkontrol> Guys, I am trying to find out error msg that is going by to fast when i start irssi, and i waqs trying to figure out how to output the error to a file
[20:29] <SilfenX> is it possible to have two NIC s on the server, one to provide a PPTP tunnel and one to provide non-PPTP access to the server at the same time
[20:29] <dr_willis> SilfenX:  should be possible.
[20:30] <dr_willis> but ivbe never used pptp
[20:30] <dyd__> guys how can i disable my wlan0? and how can i enable it later?
[20:30] <dyd__> i have 2 wlan interfaces
[20:30] <dyd__> i just want to use 1 of them
[20:30] <dr_willis> blacklist the module perhaps.
[20:31] <dr_willis> or use the network manager to disable it.
[20:31] <dr_willis> if its not configured.. it wouldent be used.
[20:32] <Mindkontrol> Much easier, i just cant remember the syntax
[20:33] <Mindkontrol> pretty sure you can do it using ifconfig
[20:33] <dr_willis> ifdown wlan0
[20:34] <Mindkontrol> Yes!
[20:34] <dr_willis> but how is it getting configured in the first place. if you are not using it......
[20:36] <zgillis> Let's talk politics at ##nexo
[20:37] <Kvaks> What kernel version does Ubuntu 11.10 come with?
[20:37] <adom> i want to map F1 to something else in irssi, but it just opens help for gnome terminal
[20:37] <h00k> Kvaks: 3.0.0-14-generic
[20:37] <dr_willis> Linux CowBuntu 3.0.0-14-generic #23-Ubuntu SMP Mon Nov 21 20:34:47 UTC 2011 i686 athlon i386 GNU/Linux
[20:38] <adom> is there a way to stop F1 from opening help when im in a terminal?
[20:38] <dr_willis> adom:  use a differnt terminal app perhaps? or check the terminal apps menu items/settings
[20:38] <Mindkontrol> adom: Just use /away dude
[20:38] <dyd__> problem: i am connected trough wifi using a pppoe connection, and everything's fine and working, but as soon as i enable the eth0 interface, the internet connection won't work anymore...
[20:38] <dyd__> why?
[20:38] <dr_willis> dyd__:  default route is getting changed  perhaps.
[20:38] <Kvaks> h00k/willis: Thanks.
[20:39] <dyd__> dr_willis, how can i fix this?
[20:39] <dr_willis> no idea. never use pppoe
[20:39] <dr_willis> route command perhaps.. or network manager may have some 'use this as default' settings
[20:39] <dyd__> cause i want to share the wifi connection with the lan-connected machine
[20:39] <dr_willis> !ics
[20:39] <dyd__> thanks
[20:40] <dr_willis> Not done ICS in years either. :) my router handles it all.
[20:40] <dr_willis> used to use ICS in dialup days to get the whole house on the speedy 56K dialup connection!
[20:42] <adom> Mindkontrol: how many systems do u use irssi at?
[20:44] <dyd___> dr_willis, solution was to first enable eth0, then connect to the wifi (seems like default route becomes the last "activated")
[20:44] <Socket-> Mindkontrol: cant you just: irssi >2 error.log
[20:45] <Mindkontrol> Socket-: Im not sure, still pretty new to all the less than obvious shell stuff
[20:46] <Socket-> whoops, i mean 2>
[20:46] <Socket-> made a typo
[20:46] <Socket-> but yeah, 2> is standard Error
[20:46] <Socket-> http://bashcurescancer.com/standard_error_and_out.html
[20:46] <draekster> hi
[20:47] <draekster> kennt sich hier jemand mit grub aus?
[20:48] <reisio> draekster: #ubuntu-de
[20:49] <draekster> ist hier niemand da?
[20:49] <DJones> !de | draekster
[20:52] <reisio> !ops Rapeseed PMing racist spam
[20:52] <U-b-u-n-t-u> how do I record over my sound card using audacity
[20:52] <reisio> U-b-u-n-t-u: do what?
[20:53] <U-b-u-n-t-u> in windows you just change the input device to record what you hear on your speakers
[20:53] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I am not sure how to do it with ubuntu
[20:53] <reisio> U-b-u-n-t-u: you'd want to use pulse or jack
[20:54] <reisio> audacity _might_ have its own input source selection stuff, I don't know
[20:54] <reisio> #audacity
[20:54] <U-b-u-n-t-u> so its more than an input setting?
[20:55]  * reisio shrugs
[20:57] <beinghuman> my system keeps crashing around.... Jan  9 08:04:01 box kernel: [118987.061912] CPU0: Core temperature/speed normal; Jan  9 12:50:16 box kernel: imklog 5.8.1, log source = /proc/kmsg started.
[20:58] <beinghuman> it does this essentially every day
[20:58] <beinghuman> notice the dip in logs from 8 am to 12 pm
[20:58] <beinghuman> 12:50 or so is when I pulled the power and rebooted
[20:58] <beinghuman> any hints?
[20:59] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I am installing Jack mixer
[20:59] <beinghuman> U-b-u-n-t-u: why u crash on me?
[21:00] <beinghuman> my system crashes on cron.daily run after reading core temperature
[21:00] <beinghuman> how can I prevent this.
[21:00] <beinghuman>  Jan  9 08:04:01 box kernel: [118987.061912] CPU0: Core temperature/speed normal; Jan  9 12:50:16 box kernel: imklog 5.8.1, log source = /proc/kmsg started.
[21:01] <beinghuman> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1780932
[21:01] <beinghuman> similar issue here
[21:04] <sisif> Ook, next noob question: any quick way to uninstall of the things from Application -- Debian  -- Games / Application, WITHOUT having to search for each app in aptitude and mark it for uninstall ?
[21:05] <Benxyzzy> /usr/lib/banshee appears to be full of dll and exe files. I thought these were Windows-specific binary types?
[21:05] <Humbedooh> they are
[21:05] <Benxyzzy> hexdumping one such dll also reveals dos-specific strings. What gives?
[21:05] <Humbedooh> but that doesn't mean you can't run them on linux :>
[21:06] <bastidra1or> sisif: banshee runs on mono..
[21:06] <blast007> Benxyzzy: Banshee is written in C#, so it is run via Mono
[21:06] <Benxyzzy> aaaaaaaaaah it all makes sense now
[21:06] <sisif> bastidra1or, sorry ?
[21:07] <blast007> sisif: he targeted the wrong person :)
[21:07] <sisif> I see :)
[21:07] <Distortion> Any thoughts on the announcement if Ubuntu TV?
[21:08] <zgillis> *Discuss politics now at ##nexo !*
[21:09] <Atlantic777> I'm having some troubles with using rxvt unicode over ssh and quite a lot of cli programs, tmux, htop etc. This is what I get: open terminal failed: missing or unsuitable terminal: rxvt-unicode-256color
[21:10] <Atlantic777> and I've tried to install ncurses package with terminal definitions
[21:10] <Atlantic777> and rxvt on remote machine
[21:13] <kasii> hi all
[21:13] <Distortion> Hi
[21:13] <kasii> fine
[21:13] <Benxyzzy> Anybody know how to 'reconnect' to last.fm in Banshee? Basically I want to turn the connection off and back on again.
[21:13] <kasii>  how is u
[21:14] <Distortion> Good enough
[21:14] <kasii> any expert in ubuntu 11.10
[21:14] <kasii> oneric oncelot  expert
[21:15] <kasii> any expert in ubuntu
[21:16] <blast007> kasii: you'll have to be more specific.  What problem do you have?
[21:17] <kasii> blast i have a problem  wiθ θis ubuntu  11.10 it fails to ʃut down safely
[21:19] <kasii> blast007,  i have a problem  wiθ θis ubuntu  11.10 it fails to ʃut down safely
[21:20] <deusprogrammer> Hi guys.  Is anyone here knowledgeable about the OpenIPMI library?
[21:21] <dyd__> guys... i enabled on eth0 "shared with other computers" and now: on boot it takes ages cause there's the unskippable "waiting for network configuration" plus my other wlan device is "not managed". anyone knows how to fix this?
[21:22] <dyd__> and i disabled the "shared with other computers" obviously, but keeps prompting with that stuff
[21:24] <chadwic> Hi, I was wondering if anybody new if it was possible to run an ubuntu install and put root on a flash drive and /home would be on the computers HDD. Any ideas?
[21:24] <syddraf> Does anyone know if I have to have crossfire in order to output to four monitors in Ubuntu?
[21:25] <ssta> chadwic: yes
[21:26] <ssta> chadwic: although it (probably) isn't supported by the installer
[21:26] <deusprogrammer> chadwic: If you alter /etc/fstab on the live image to mount the drive (usually /dev/sda/directory_here).
[21:26] <dyd__> how can i add wlan1 interface
[21:26] <Guest13509> mo
[21:26] <Guest13509> fo
[21:26] <dyd__> if i connect the device it says device not managed
[21:27] <chadwic> okay, thanks
[21:28] <chadwic> would it conflict with other flash drives? like say I want to open the same folders and files but using three different OS's? Having root for three different OS's on three different flash drives?
[21:29] <dyd__> dr_willis, the link you gave me has a bug, the "shared to other computers" feature has some problems
[21:30] <_raven> xfce xubuntu 11.10 - how to deactivate desktop-access of nautilus?
[21:31] <deusprogrammer> chadwic: I'm not sure if this is what you are asking, but you can mount just about any file system in Linux.  So you could mount just about any file system's directory as /home in /etc/fstab
[21:31] <deusprogrammer> Why do you want to do this though?
[21:31] <bean> _raven: What do you mean. Make it so you can't access ~/Desktop/
[21:31] <bean> ?
[21:32] <chadwic> I get bored with a single flavor of Linux and end up reinstalling a different one. So I wanted to just swap linux's without having to reinstall an OS
[21:33] <_raven> bean no nautilus wants to take effect on the desktop environment (e.g. wallpaper, icons,...)
[21:33] <deusprogrammer> So you plan on booting each one from a different flash drive?
[21:33] <bean> _raven: what do you want to use instead of Natilus?
[21:33] <syddraf> _raven: Uninstall nautilus? Thunar is the file-browser for Xfce
[21:33] <leontopod> I want to install the latest ubuntu on my netbook from a 4 gig thumb drive
[21:34] <leontopod> can somebody point me to a how-to?
[21:34] <deusprogrammer> chadwic: Why not just multiboot, and put your /home on an nfs server or something?
[21:34] <_raven> syddraf bean thunar is buggy
[21:34] <syddraf> leontopod: Look up unetbootin.
[21:34] <deusprogrammer> leontopod: There is a program that will prepare a flash drive for you from an ISO.  Its called unetbootin.
[21:34] <deusprogrammer> Oh...someone already told you lol.
[21:35] <chadwic> Never really liked multiboot and I havent made an nfs server yet
[21:35] <chadwic> I was just curious as to what my options were
[21:35] <deusprogrammer> NFS server is very easy to set up.
[21:35] <chadwic> thanks for your help
[21:35] <deusprogrammer> You have many options.
[21:35] <deusprogrammer> np
[21:35] <syddraf> chadwic: I just keep all non-essential files on a different partition that can be accessed from each. I end up having multiple /home directories, but they don't contain anything but config files.
[21:37] <_raven> xfce xubuntu 11.10 - how to deactivate desktop-access of nautilus?
[21:37] <kasii>  any expert in ubuntu 11.10 oneric oncelot
[21:37] <leontopod> unetbootin
[21:37] <leontopod> ok
[21:37] <ikonia> kasii: just ask the question
[21:37] <leontopod> I'll look for it thanks
[21:37] <leontopod> I hope it runs on windows
[21:38] <leontopod> I don't have another ubuntu install right now
[21:38] <kasii> ikonia same problem as before
[21:38] <ikonia> kasii: what problem ?
[21:38] <syddraf> _raven: Have you tried this: http://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/137914-disable-nautilus-desktop-handling/
[21:38] <kasii>  my ubuntu 11.10 fails to ʃut down safely
[21:39] <leontopod> yes, wildwind?
[21:39] <kasii> ikonia,  my ubuntu 11.10 fails to ʃutdown safely
[21:39] <wildwind> leontopod: never mind
[21:39] <ikonia> kasii: how does it shut down
[21:39] <leontopod> you pang?
[21:40] <kasii> it load for a loŋg but it wont sutdow
[21:42] <kasii> ikonia, it load for a loŋg but no chaŋes
[21:43] <_raven> syddraf seems to be a nice hint i'll try that tnx
[21:43] <kasii> ikonia, tell what to do
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[21:45] <bean> kasii: it's hard to tell you what to do when we have no idea what could be wrong.
[21:45] <kasii> ikonia, when i press a shutdown button it load for a long but it wont shutdown
[21:45] <bean> kasii: can you do anything, or is it just spinning?
[21:46] <kasii> bean,  when i press a shutdown button it load for a long but it wont shutdown
[21:46] <bean> kasii: I know, but can you still open a terminal or anything?
[21:46] <kasii> beai think now u get me about the problem
[21:46] <kasii> yes i can open
[21:46] <wildwind> kasii: see logs
[21:47] <visual1ce> hi
[21:47] <leontopod> so they are selling .xxx domains now?
[21:47] <kasii> wildwind,  tell me
[21:47] <bean> kasii: then you'll have to look into the logs. I'd suggest looking at the end of /var/log/syslog or typing 'dmesg'
[21:47] <Myrtti> leontopod: spammers and trolls thrive when they are given attention. Don't give them the satisfaction of it.
[21:47] <wildwind> less /var/log/syslog for example
[21:47] <leontopod> right
[21:48] <kasii> bean,  am new in ubuntu so i need u to tell me step by step
[21:48] <reisio> visual1ce: hi
[21:48] <bean> leontopod: yes, .xxx has been out for a bit now.
[21:48] <kasii> bean,  whre can  look those logs
[21:48] <wildwind> kasii: and look for the time of shutdown
[21:48] <dyd__> when i connect my usb wifi it says "device not managed"
[21:48] <bean> kasii: in your terminal
[21:48] <dyd__> why?
[21:49] <kasii> yes
[21:49] <kasii> ready  bean
[21:49] <MonkeyDust> kasii  start here http://mybroadband.co.za/news/software/32474-a-windows-users-guide-to-linux.html
[21:49] <visual1ce> i just got a usb drive and i'm getting rid of my windows pc. i want to use the usb drive as backup for my ubuntu laptop and media storage. what fs should i use? i'd like to be able to connect it my windows pc first to get all the data i need so i guess windows will need to be able to read the drive but if there is a better option in terms of performance or security i guess i can boot from a live cd
[21:49] <bean> kasii type dmesg
[21:50] <visual1ce> its a 3tb drive - not sure if that limits my options
[21:50] <wildwind> kasii: or use System / Administration / Logs viewer from GUI
[21:51] <reisio> visual1ce: not necessarily, you could boot your Windows box from the Ubuntu live OS and copy the files over
[21:51] <reisio> visual1ce: the real question is if you want to be able to use the drive with _random_ Windows installs
[21:51] <reisio> as in take it over to a friend's house on a whim
[21:52] <visual1ce> i have vista running via vbox but couldn't i just share the drive through vbox? will the format of the fs matter?
[21:52] <kasii> bean, wait am open the paste bin so that am sending u the link
[21:52] <reisio> there are ext drivers for Windows you see, but you wouldn't want to constantly be installing them if you connect it to many different random Windows installs, you'd want to use NTFS in that case
[21:52] <reisio> visual1ce: to a vbox guest no it won't matter
[21:52] <visual1ce> so which do you recommend?
[21:52] <reisio> what the host sees the guest can see
[21:52] <VIPER-II> Thanks allot for your time go8765
[21:53] <reisio> visual1ce: as I said, if you want to be able to connect and use this external USB drive with _random Windows installs_ you'll want NTFS
[21:53] <wildwind> visual1ce: using usb drive for backups is bad idea IMO. they gonna die someday
[21:53] <bean> visual1ce: I'd recommend NTFS if you want to ever be able to use from windows.
[21:53] <kasii> wildwind, repeat again  i didnt get u
[21:53] <reisio> visual1ce: otherwise I'd go with ext
[21:53] <reisio> wildwind: it's not a flash drive
[21:54] <visual1ce> i was thinking of getting a nas but its overkill for my needs
[21:54] <wildwind> reisio: then it's ok. I'd use NTFS
[21:54] <reisio> visual1ce: indeed
[21:54] <visual1ce> what is zerofs?
[21:54] <reisio> 3TB is quite respectable
[21:54] <reisio> visual1ce: zero, or zfs?
[21:54] <visual1ce> ummm...?
[21:55] <kasii> bean, this one http://paste.ubuntu.com/798703/
[21:55] <reisio> this? http://www.qdecoder.org/wiki/zerofs
[21:55] <bean> kasii: can you do that, but now as you're shutting down and it appears to be not shutting down
[21:55] <cypher-neo> I'd recommend getting over your Windows addiction and just using ext...
[21:55] <cypher-neo> But that's just me...
[21:56] <visual1ce> zfs
[21:56] <visual1ce> or is zfs mainly for raid?
[21:56] <kasii> bean,  yes it does that
[21:57] <ikonia> visual1ce: zfs is not available outside of solaris
[21:57] <bean> kasii: if you let it "load" for a while does it never just stop?
[21:57] <visual1ce> oh
[21:57] <reisio> visual1ce: rather it isn't available in its optimum form outside Solaris
[21:57] <robbbie> ikonia: not true, look at the illumos project
[21:58] <visual1ce> ok thanks guys
[21:58] <ikonia> robbbie: it's a solaris fork
[21:58] <robbbie> ikonia: true :)
[21:58] <reisio> probably be even more of a PITA to use ZFS on Windows, though
[21:58] <robbbie> definitely no native zfs on linux
[21:58] <robbbie> or maybe i'm wrong? http://zfsonlinux.org/
[21:59] <TheWarden> what is the best way to do a system restart, reboot or shutdown -r now
[21:59] <ikonia> you're not wrong
[21:59] <sevard> Does anyone have this issue on lenny/sid ?  PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php5/amqp.so' - /usr/lib/amqp.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0
[21:59] <kasii> bean, when i press a shutdown button it log off then ubntu screen appears as it  shutdown  with dot continuation but never stops
[21:59] <bean> kasii: I'm not sure how to fix it then.
[21:59] <yumbo> robbbie, tried ZFS, lost my OS due to a crash: lost all data from the ZFS drives because of that too
[21:59] <yumbo> no thanks :/
[22:00] <kasii> bean so what could i do
[22:00] <ikonia> going to be an apci bug
[22:00] <reisio> robbbie: says it's "modified"
[22:00] <ikonia> yumbo: no zfs on ubuntu so it's not relevant to this channel
[22:00] <reisio> robbbie: doesn't say how
[22:00] <robbbie> yeah.. if you want ZFS your best bet is smartos.org or something
[22:00] <yumbo> ikonia, fuse-module
[22:00] <ikonia> yumbo: still no zfs
[22:00] <yumbo> that is zfs
[22:01] <ikonia> no, it's not, it's a fuse module to allow you to mount zfs in userspace,
[22:01] <kasii> bean,  am here waiting for ya recommendation
[22:01] <bean> kasii: I have no idea. Sorry.
[22:01] <yumbo> ikonia, exactly, so that *is* zfs on ubuntu
[22:01] <ikonia> yumbo: no, there is not
[22:01] <kasii> bean, it its on maself
[22:02] <dyd__> i don't have on my top right corner the network icon, how can i fix this?
[22:02] <fengor> just a quick question: in ubuntu 10.04 there was an option to encrypt the whole harddisk during install. 11.10 just offers me the encrypted homedir option. is there a way to encrypt the whole harddisk?
[22:02] <visual1ce> i think there is only zfs-fuse
[22:02] <ubluntu> whats the best option for running an os inside of ubuntu just to test it out?
[22:02] <ikonia> ubluntu: use virtualisation
[22:02] <bean> kasii: I can't help you. Sorry.
[22:02] <ikonia> !virtualization | ubluntu
[22:02] <yumbo> ubluntu, virualization software: for example vmware or virtualbox
[22:03] <reisio> ubluntu: VirtualBox is the "simplest", kvm is the best (assuming egrep 'svm|vmx' /proc/cpuinfo returns something)
[22:03] <kasii> bean,  do u have books or tutorials concerning java cause am student in java and  i want to be a java programmer
[22:03] <visual1ce> do i have to do anything special for a drive so large (3tb)?
[22:03] <reisio> ubluntu: or um, virt-manager if you want a GUI for kvm
[22:03] <visual1ce> for ntfs or ext?
[22:03] <reisio> visual1ce: it's probably already NTFS
[22:03] <ikonia> visual1ce: yes, you need to use gpt partition table
[22:03] <ubluntu> think i'll give virtualbox a shot
[22:03] <wildwind> kasii: you should read the logs. probably you'll find cause of your problem there
[22:03] <robbbie> ubluntu: virtualbox is tight!
[22:03] <reisio> it's certainly better than vmware
[22:04] <leontopod> uhm, I am using unetbootin to download kubuntu and install the iso on a usb drive so I can install it on my netbook
[22:04] <yumbo> visual1ce, you need to use a GPT partition table
[22:04] <reisio> leontopod: okay
[22:04] <leontopod> should I choose a "live" distro?
[22:04] <yumbo> visual1ce, you can select that from within "GParted"
[22:04] <reisio> visual1ce: most likely it's already all set for NTFS use
[22:04] <kasii> wildwind,  lets go to private chat
[22:04] <visual1ce> ya thx - but not even popping up in disk manager - i might write the partition table in ubuntu
[22:04] <leontopod> hi reisio
[22:04] <yumbo> visual1ce, do you have any data on the disk already?
[22:04] <reisio> visual1ce: gparted says it hasn't an FS?
[22:05] <reisio> leontopod: live?  As opposed to?
[22:06] <fire_bot> Hello can anyone help me with sorting out problem with sound on onoreic 11.10? I have alsa-info logs
[22:08] <visual1ce> nvm - cable wasn't in :)
[22:08] <yumbo> lol
[22:08] <yumbo> "have you plugged the cable in?"
[22:09] <fire_bot> anyone?
[22:09] <leontopod> reisio, err, too late
[22:09] <leontopod> hold on
[22:09] <yumbo> fire_bot, just post the logs and maybe someone will recognize it
[22:09] <leontopod> as opposed to netinstall I guess
[22:10] <deww> I've a USB hdd with a few levels of subdirectories. Up and until about 20 minutes ago I can traverse into the subdirectories, but now, I just get a message from the file manager stating that the directories is an unknown file type. I can still access the  dirs and files fine via command line
[22:10] <fire_bot> http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=79a33b412fc54683bfb9a3dc7686bdae6ad5759a
[22:10] <yumbo> leontopod, if you have physical access (usb/cdrom) to the system, live would be the default way
[22:10] <fire_bot> yumbo: i have suspicious about modprobe options
[22:10] <deww> I've tried fscking, restarting, but it still does this
[22:10] <fire_bot> why i have 3 of them there even though in etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[22:10] <fire_bot> i have only 1 entry
[22:10] <leontopod> ah, yumbo, thanks
[22:11] <deww> ooh it might be a permissions issue
[22:11]  * deww checks
[22:12] <Terros> givs a ubuntu german channel?
[22:12] <yumbo> deww, an easy way to set all owner right is: "sudo chown user:group /media/your_hdd"
[22:12] <deww> yeah i'll see if it's that
[22:12] <yumbo> deww, ofcourse replace user:group with your username and group (I always use the plugdev group myself)
[22:13] <deww> not sure why it would just start doing t his now
[22:13] <yumbo> deww, oh, don't forget the -R after chown
[22:13] <deww> i've seen this happen to my cell phone and another computer
[22:13] <deww> _odd_
[22:14] <deww> there's another partition on the drive and that seems normal
[22:15] <deww> weird................
[22:15] <deww> i'll play with the perms. it looks correct
[22:15] <dr_willis> not trying to chown/chmod a ntfs are we? that wont work.
[22:16] <dyd__> in network manager i can't see eth0 listed, how can i fix this?
[22:16] <deww> dr_willis: no. it was my previous ubuntu installation :) ext3
[22:16] <yumbo> dr_willis is absolutely right, only  do this on linux/posix file systems
[22:17] <carl__> lu
[22:17] <dr_willis> I just see in here about once a week,  people trying to chown/chmod ntfs
[22:17] <wingnut2626> Do you guys strictly deal with ubuntu, or can you answer questions about other distrubitions too?
[22:18] <dr_willis> wingnut2626:  best to go to the proper channel.
[22:18] <dr_willis> unless its a very generic linux question.
[22:18] <leontopod> uhm, I am running UNetbootin on my Windows box, one of the steps is "Installation Complete, Reboot"
[22:18] <leontopod> I reboot Windows?
[22:18] <wingnut2626> What is the proper channel?
[22:18] <dr_willis> leontopod:  if you want to boot the flash drive...
[22:18] <fire_bot> does anyone know solution to muted plugged headphones on 11.10 here?
[22:18] <dr_willis> wingnut2626:  we dont know.. you havent given any details.
[22:18] <yumbo> wingnut2626, what distro. what problem?
[22:18] <leontopod> oh, so what I want to do is remove the flash drive and plug it into my netbook
[22:18] <wingnut2626> Backdoor
[22:18] <dr_willis> leontopod:  yes...
[22:18] <leontopod> ok thanks
[22:18] <leontopod> this is going to so rule
[22:18] <wingnut2626> I'm just asking about it in general
[22:19] <dr_willis> wingnut2626:  thats a little vague...
[22:19] <Omega> wingnut2626: just ask your question
[22:19] <yumbo> wingnut2626, just go ahead
[22:19] <Omega> if someone can answer, they probably will
[22:20] <wingnut2626> Does anyone know about it?
[22:20] <isnoop> How do I change the default values used by the "chage" command?
[22:20] <Omega> !ask wingnut2626
[22:20] <yumbo> wingnut2626, just go ahead and see for yourself ;)
[22:20] <Omega> !ask | wingnut2626
[22:20] <dyd___> hi all, i can't find eth0 in network manager, how can i fix this?
[22:21] <Seveas> isnoop, look in /etc/login.defs
[22:21] <wingnut2626> Ok
[22:21] <isnoop> Seveas: Thanks!
[22:21] <Benkinooby> hi, i use ubuntu 10.04. i noticed that upowerd uses up to 50% CPU when I run on battery (lenovo ideapad s12 netbook) I saw similar bug reports, forum entries and mailing list comments on simial behaviour, but no solution. some pointed out that the kernel seems to spam battery status messages but i don't know how to confirm and if needed counter that
[22:21] <auronandace> wingnut2626: backdoor? do you mean backtrack?
[22:21] <Benkinooby> any input help or even solution appreciated
[22:21] <wingnut2626> No I mean backdoor it was released about a week ago.
[22:22] <K1rk_> Hey, I have a really bad problem... I accidentally enabled high contrast mode in 10.04.3 and I don't know how I did it.
[22:22] <K1rk_> What is the hotkey to disable it?
[22:22] <auronandace> !derivative | wingnut2626
[22:22] <auronandace> !derivatives | wingnut2626
[22:23] <dr_willis> wingnut2626:  never heard of it.. so if you have general linux type questions.. see #linux, or see if that disrto has its own support channels
[22:23] <wingnut2626> Ok thanks!
[22:24]  * dr_willis would be leery of a disrto called 'backdoor' linux
[22:24] <Benkinooby> anyone can confirm upowerd going to 50% CPU usage when on battery? i use ubuntu 10.04
[22:24] <yumbo> Benkinooby, why not upgrade to 11.10 ?
[22:25] <dr_willis> Hopefully there will be some major work on the power ussage in the next release.
[22:25] <yumbo> dr_willis, yeah, its considerably worse than win 7
[22:26] <Benkinooby> yumbo, 10.04 is LTS, i did a lot of tweaks and currently i have not the time to fiddle with setting up a new ubuntu :(
[22:27] <Benkinooby> dr_willis, are you refering to my problem?
[22:27] <yumbo> Benkinooby, although I would't recommend it, you could try to force-install a new version of upower
[22:27] <dr_willis> Benkinooby:  theres been all sorts of power issues in the last 2 releases. some are due to kernel issues.
[22:27] <craigbass1976> I've got a job stuck in cups.  How hard is it to transfer it to pdf instead of a printer once it's already in queue?
[22:27] <[deXter]> Apparently 3.2 kernel has some power usage fixes
[22:28] <Seveas> craigbass1976, basically impossible.
[22:28] <yumbo> Benkinooby, for example from here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/upower
[22:28] <Benkinooby> dr_willis, that's what i read too so far... that the kernel is spamming messages e.g.
[22:28] <Benkinooby> yumbo, i also saw people reporting that problem on oneiric
[22:29] <craigbass1976> Seveas, phaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAA!  Thanks though.
[22:29] <Benkinooby> dr_willis, do you know how to see "how much" reporting the kernel does?
[22:29] <Benkinooby> i can't see anything in dmesg
[22:31] <dr_willis> Benkinooby:  not really looked into it much  the /etc/sysctl.conf has some settings on level of messages
[22:31] <dr_willis> Benkinooby:  ive tweakdd that file to reduce the # of spammy messages i get on theconsoles/dmesg output
[22:32] <yumbo> dr_willis, just curious, whats your "uptime" ?
[22:33] <Benkinooby> dr_willis, fun fact: when the laptop is connected to power, upowerd is calm... only when on battery, upowerd starts to consume so much CPU
[22:35] <yumbo> Benkinooby, I would really give the oneiric version of upower a try
[22:35] <deww> it's weird that i only see this issue in nautilus with subdirs within a particular directory.
[22:35] <deww> :d
[22:35] <dr_willis> yumbo:  17:35:42 up 11 days,  4:39,  2 users,  load average: 0.01, 0.03, 0.05
[22:36] <MaxHR> Hello, looking to get speech recognition running, mainly for word processing, but maybe also browsing, any suggestions for programs in the repos that will do this?
[22:36] <dr_willis> yumbo:  this is my headless 'znc' server
[22:36] <yumbo> dr_willis, ive been trying to get cpu-usage down as much as possible on my server
[22:37] <yumbo> dr_willis, stopping X is about the most I can do though
[22:37] <deww> ohhh there we go. needed the execution bit
[22:37] <deww> :D
[22:40] <sammy> any way to clear out utmp without rebooting? screen crashed and now w is confused as to how many users are logged in
[22:42] <kasii> wildwind,
[22:42] <kasii> wildwind, still repeat the same action
[22:43] <xubuntu5> how can i overwrite built in hotkeys like alt f11 for maximizing windows?
[22:43] <[Ex0r]> hmm, is there a wubi installer for 10.04 ?
[22:43] <xubuntu5> i believe so
[22:43] <dyd__> !ics
[22:44] <[Ex0r]> the wubi installer I got from ubuntu.com only installs 11.10, but i'm looking for 10.04
[22:44] <yumbo> [Ex0r], any specific reason you're looking for 10.04 ?
[22:44] <heinz> xubuntu5: change it in your windowmanager
[22:45] <xubuntu5> thanks heinz i'll look into it
[22:45] <[Ex0r]> yumbo- Android development, the android sdk has the most compatability with 10.04
[22:45] <fogobogo> yumbo: its LTS. and still has all the old stuff
[22:46] <[Ex0r]> I suppose i could just download the 10.04 iso and install in vm, but if there was something like wubi that would let me run it alongside windows without vm it would be cool
[22:46] <sammy> i know there's an offtopic, and a beta/alpha/whatever ubuntu+1 channel, but what about an advanced topics channel?
[22:46] <yumbo> [Ex0r], wubi doesnt let it run alongside windows simultaneously
[22:46] <[Ex0r]> What does it do, just install it to the bootloader for you and let you choose when you boot up?
[22:46] <yumbo> [Ex0r], it just install ubuntu to a windows ntfs partition and adds a bootloader to windows MBR
[22:47] <[Ex0r]> yumbo- So than the same thing that installing from the cd does
[22:47] <[Ex0r]> or can do*
[22:47] <yumbo> but with lower performance (ntfs < ext4)
[22:47] <yumbo> [Ex0r], if youre only using it for development, just run ubuntu in a vm in windows
[22:47] <[Ex0r]> So than it's just best to vm it and install iso
[22:48] <[Ex0r]> yumbo- yeah, that's what im going to do. the sdk for android was built specifically for 10.04 so it works natively with it, no having to change stuff
[22:48] <lake> are there any linux alternatives to the Mac/Windows audio sequencer called "Reason"
[22:48] <hitman> hi whats chanal for ubntu fr
[22:49] <[Ex0r]> thank you yumbo
[22:49] <leontopod> ok, so I got roped into a deal where I fixed this woman's computer that had Windows Vista on it... it was so infested with viruses and spyware I gave up on it (no CD or DVD so I can't reinstall from scratch)  So I installed the latest Ubuntu and it works like a charm
[22:49] <yumbo> hitman, #ubuntu-fr I think
[22:49] <leontopod> BUT, I just got a message from her saying "will this thing work with my wifi printer? I have a CD"
[22:49] <leontopod> I don't think that CD is going to work, cause it is meant for Windows
[22:49] <hitman> thx
[22:50] <yumbo> leontopod, probably won't work
[22:50] <leontopod> so how do I get Ubuntu on a notebook computer working with a wifi printer?
[22:50] <yumbo> leontopod, best bet is to google the printer model (or just get a cable from printer --> pc)
[22:50] <leontopod> usb cable
[22:50] <leontopod> right
[22:50] <Benkinooby> dr_willis, yumbo thank you two for your input... i will go to bed and look at the problem an other time again
[22:52] <leontopod> yumbo, if I google the printer model, is there any way that I can get wifi printer working with ubuntu, if it is the right model?
[22:52] <yumbo> leontopod, there is a chance
[22:54] <yumbo> leontopod, you have the model?
[22:55] <Benkinooby> leontopod, i'd see as two different problems. 1) the wireless connection 2) the communication pc<->printer i don't think that wireless will be much different from wired network... the main challange is to find out if the printer support linux
[22:55] <webPragmatist> I have a drive (sdb1) that was mounted to /var but now is no longer mounted but all the applications I guess created /var on sda1 is there a good way to copy the junk from sda1 to sdb1 and switch the mount path?
[22:56] <tommylommykins> hmm
[22:56]  * tommylommykins is running 11.04
[22:56] <tommylommykins> It appears that both unit and ubuntu classic are happening at the same time on my desktop
[22:56] <tommylommykins> any idea how to get rid of this?
[22:56] <tommylommykins> unity
[22:56] <dr_willis> leontopod:  my networked wireless printer works fine
[22:57] <leontopod> ok
[22:57] <leontopod> I just texted her asking for the printer model
[22:57] <dr_willis> leontopod:  just configure cups to access the printer.. depending on the kind of printer it is..  the fact its wireless.. dosent matter
[22:57] <leontopod> cups, ah,  ok
[22:57] <hateb> I just made new partition for ubuntu and I can't see it from windows, why is that ?
[22:58] <dr_willis> hateb:  because windows cant read ext2/3/4 or other linxu fs by default
[22:58] <yumbo> hateb, that's because Windows doesnt support the partitions Ubuntu uses by default
[22:58] <hateb> can I make that visible somehow ?
[22:59] <pp7> is there a reason why google-chrome sometimes gives me a big white blank window which cannot be removed unless i restart unity?
[22:59] <dr_willis> !ext2
[22:59] <dr_willis> !ext3
[22:59] <go8765> guys, I think i found some bug in ff. can anybody test it with me ?
[22:59] <dr_willis> hateb:  try that driver at fs-driver.org  but i have had windows crash while using it.. and mess up my linux files..
[23:00] <VividReality> Good afternoon.
[23:00] <VividReality> Evening, I should say.
[23:00] <hateb> will do, thanks
[23:00] <Oer> go8765, explain your bug, maybe it is worth a bugreport.
[23:00] <hateb> cose now I have win invisible 200 gigs
[23:01] <VividReality> Don't you guys think 2011 was a great year for linux gaming?
[23:01] <go8765> Oer, when i use noskript and try to make screenshot with avesomescreenshot addon - i have unexpected memory usage
[23:02] <TehAndrewRyan_> I need help setting up a bash script to rename a log file (Minecraft log file, more specifically) and then schedule it wirh crontab.
[23:02] <VividReality> Ohhh... this is a support channel, my bad. Sorry guys.
[23:02] <webPragmatist> if i want to copy the contents into itself do i put the trailing slash on /var or /var.new ?
[23:02] <webPragmatist> sudo rsync -av /var /var.new
[23:02] <Oer> go8765, most likely the addon-script is blocked, like it should
[23:03] <hateb> this fs-driver doesn;t work on win 7 ;s
[23:04] <go8765> Oer, so this is addons conflict?
[23:04] <yumbo> hateb, why would you want to access ubuntu files from within windows anyway
[23:05] <yumbo> hateb, I always setup a OS partition and a data partition, data partition ntfs, so I can access the data partition in both Windows and ubuntu
[23:05] <Oer> go8765, yes, i suggest use a screenshot tool outside ff
[23:06] <hateb> yumbo: how large is your ubuntu partition ?
[23:07] <TheWarden> good night all
[23:08] <go8765> Oer, in linux this is hard :( I cant fing noone screenshot tool that can make screen of all web page :( shutter say some error in this moments :(
[23:08] <yumbo> hateb, 28gb
[23:14] <fellayaboy> how do i enable remote desktop on 10.04
[23:14] <fellayaboy> i dont see no options in system preference or administration
[23:14] <Benkinooby> fellayaboy, http://www.google.com/search?q=enable%20remote%20desktop%20on%2010.04
[23:15] <diverdude> How do i delete a user and all his files, home folder etc?
[23:15] <Benkinooby> fellayaboy, 2nd hit
[23:15] <yumbo> diverdude: "sudo rm -R /home/user_name"
[23:16] <yumbo> diverdude, only do this if you are sure you want to delete ALL files in /home/user_name
[23:16] <diverdude> yumbo: that will not delete the user...only his homedir
[23:16] <yumbo> diverdude, after that you can delete the user with: "sudo userdel user_name"
[23:16] <ubluntu> if I have a virtualbox os on 10.0.2.15 how do I communicate with that via ssh? this machine is on 10.10.10.5
[23:17] <fellayaboy> so i dont need to enable remote desktop...theres no option..that link didnt say zlech
[23:17] <yumbo> ubluntu, ssh username@ipaddress
[23:17] <xubuntu5> how does /etc/rc.local work?
[23:17] <xubuntu5> thanks
[23:18] <ubluntu> yumbo: yea im not able to reach the vm os via ssh 10.0.2.15
[23:18] <xubuntu5> ubluntu, ssh -X username@ip/hostname will enable X too
[23:18] <yumbo> can you ping the ip?
[23:18] <kurt_> ubuntu, you may need to change your subnet mask so that you're able to access that IP address
[23:19] <ubluntu> yea thats what  I thought.
[23:22] <glebihan> diverdude, you can directly use "sudo userdel -r usename" which delete the user and its home folder (see "man userdel")
[23:24] <Wooksta> Hi all, I've been having problems with Ubuntu 11.x where my system wont shutdown when I go to reboot or shutdown, it just goes to the login screen, any pointers on how to fix this?
[23:24] <dr_willis> ubluntu:  you can configure vbox where the vm appears on the same local lan, not its own private network also.
[23:24] <Wooksta> note that command-line reboot or ctrl+alt+1 and then ctrl+alt+del reboot the system just fine
[23:24] <ubluntu> dr_willis: yes how to do that escapes me though been looking @ the options
[23:24] <dr_willis> Wooksta:  does it shutdown from the login screen?
[23:25] <Wooksta> dr_willis, no it just seems to sit there :S
[23:25] <dr_willis> ubluntu:  network config settings in the vbox stuff. check the vbox manual. I think theres 3 settings.  try one, see whatip it gets..  try others. :)
[23:25] <dr_willis> Wooksta:  next step would be to try  the shutdown command perhaps.
[23:26] <ubluntu> dr_willis: im using nat now, shall I use bridged mode ?
[23:26] <Wooksta> dr_willis, that works, but I would like to fix the issue so i can shutdown via the GUI
[23:27] <dr_willis> ubluntu:  try it and see. i forget what one does what.. the vbox docs gives details.
[23:27] <palladin35y1> hey can some one help me
[23:28] <Umeaboy> palladin35y1: Don't ask to ask. Just ask.
[23:28] <zacktu> I installed eclipse in /opt and now want to have it appear in the dock (not as a launcher icon).  How can I do that?
[23:28] <rhizmoe> does anybody know of a diagram of sound on linux that illustrates the relationship between the os, hardware, alsa, jack, etc.?
[23:29] <xubuntu5> how exactly does rc.local work?
[23:29] <rhizmoe> xubuntu5: sometimes rc.conf is shared amongst machines, rc.local is for stuff specific to the machine. the role kind of breaks down in a one-machine situation.
[23:30] <rhizmoe> or, er, maybe not rc.conf, but other more general rc's
[23:31] <xubuntu5> what do you mean shared i amongst machines? i only have one machine
[23:31] <rhizmoe> man -k isn't being helpful here
[23:31] <palladin35y1> i installed lucid on my dell D610 laptop and after i updated i booted to a grub screen
[23:31] <rhizmoe> xubuntu5: it's just a naming convention
[23:31] <xubuntu5> so i make rc.local executable?
[23:31] <xubuntu5> and put a script in there and that will run at bootup?
[23:31] <rhizmoe> oh, are you talking about something specific?
[23:32] <glebihan> rhizmoe, the question is, what are you talking about ?
[23:32] <glebihan> xubuntu5, yes
[23:32] <rhizmoe> i don't have an rc.local on my 11.10 machine, and so was speaking more to the general unixy sense
[23:32] <Umeaboy> palladin35y1: And?
[23:33] <rhizmoe> mea culpa
[23:33] <glebihan> xubuntu5, as mentioned in the file, just make sure it ends with exit 0
[23:33] <xubuntu5> so if i want to start x11vnc would just put sleep 30 and then x11vnc -flags here and that should allow me to see the login window via vnc?
[23:33] <Umeaboy> Your point?
[23:33] <vale_maio> hello, i have a problem with ubuntu live on a usb
[23:33] <xubuntu5> got it will have exit 0 there
[23:33] <Umeaboy> How did you install Lucid?
[23:33] <palladin35y1> what do i do next ?
[23:34] <Umeaboy> palladin35y1: Switch to another distro. ;)
[23:34] <Umeaboy> Like I did.
[23:34] <vale_maio> once installed it on a usb pendrive, i restart the computer with the usb drive plugged in, but ubuntu won't start
[23:34] <Umeaboy> Mageia. ;)
[23:34] <Umeaboy> I have used Ubuntu before.
[23:34] <palladin35y1> ok
[23:34] <vale_maio> it says "ERROR: no configuration file found"
[23:34] <Umeaboy> Since 12.04 I don't like the appearance of it.
[23:34] <palladin35y1> which distro you use
[23:34] <vale_maio> i'm trying with ubuntu 11.10, other OS won't work at all
[23:34] <Umeaboy> There's no visible way of changing that appearance as well.
[23:35] <Umeaboy> palladin35y1: Can we PM?
[23:35] <palladin35y1> sure
[23:40] <diverdude> i am trying to clean out my machine completely for gitolite files. Is it safe to delete these files: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1311922588 ? and are there more?
[23:40] <MaxHR> does anybody here use simon-listens? am having difficulty getting it installed
[23:40] <lyrae_> i run convert -scale 200x125 s.png s.png ...but it keeps resizing the image to a height of 75. anyone know why?
[23:41] <bluezone> There is static coming from my recording source (mic). WHat i've tried so far: testing another mic (failed) and killing/restarting pulseaudio (failed). Any ideas?
[23:45] <joeko> Can I save the the iptables to the /etc/network/iptables
[23:46] <NetRunnerBlack> Has anyone compiled a list of important stuff to add to a fresh Ubuntu?
[23:46] <wad> Has anyone figured out how to get electricsheep working with 11.10 yet?
[23:46] <SlayersZ> how do you change emacs hotkeys
[23:47] <kingfisher64> could someone tell me how i change the permissions of a folder to write? In this case i want to make the folder var/www writable so i can copy my websites over to ubuntu. many thanks.
[23:48] <bluezone> kingfisher64 right click it and go to properties -> permissions i believe
[23:49] <kingfisher64> bluezone - it's greyed out. It says i am not the owner
[23:50] <Troy_> my gnome 3 desktop environment fails to load
[23:50] <bluezone> kingfisher64, okay then you need to use chmod,, hmm let me think xD
[23:52] <kingfisher64> bluezone - i wrote a test file to that dir in the command line using sudo command - however from my research into this i'd have to do this each time i want to write files into that dir (which is everyday). I just read this http://askubuntu.com/questions/46331/how-to-avoid-using-sudo-when-working-in-var-www/46371#46371 but being honest i didn't understand it. I'm v new to ubuntu - this is transferring my websites from windows7 to 
[23:53] <slugzzz> Hey all... when trying to run a number of different software titles, I get this error: http://www.pasteall.org/28044
[23:53] <bluezone> kingfisher64, hmmm
[23:54] <bluezone> kingfisher64, i havent used ubuntu in awhile either, but i would try chmod +660 somefolder (or chmod 660 somefolder)
[23:54] <bluezone> not sure which one works but the try the first one first
[23:56] <bluezone> kingfisher64, did it work?
[23:57] <mody_> Hi, whats the best and easiest way to change ubuntu theme ?
[23:57] <kingfisher64> bluezone - not done it yet, i was just looking at what the full command line code would be. sudo chmod +660 (folder name?)
[23:58] <bluezone> yeah hopefully :)
[23:58] <Glacia> are clean today?
[23:59] <Glacia> are we clean^
[23:59] <kingfisher64> it didn't work something about invalid +660 - bluezone
[23:59] <sisif> Hey guys. Do I need any thing else installed, except for blue-alsa, in order to use some BT headphones ?