[00:00] <_Hussain1> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[00:00] <_Hussain1> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[00:00] <austinuity> ubuntu is reading my headset as an audio device, but wont let me select it as an output device.
[00:00] <austinuity> why?
[00:01] <_Hussain1> austinuity did you change it in the Hardware tab in sound preferences ?
[00:02] <datruth_> N
[00:02] <datruth_> thanks for the info now I have my gnome desktop back
[00:02] <austinuity> idk my preferences are really confusing and conflicting, i have a lot of desktop environments installed, so i have a lot of settings dialogs.
[00:03] <pooltable> hepl with a auto music edit tags ?
[00:03] <austinuity> i have a compaq evo, and it isnt exactly fully compatible with ubuntu.
[00:04] <fman23> ctcsadmin: how about i give u a tar.gz file and u extract it to a folder and run it from there?
[00:05] <ctcsadmin> fman23, sure
[00:05] <northernen> MonkeyDust, got it. Not a pretty fix, but it works I suppose. Thanks for help.
[00:05] <fman23> ctcsadmin: u need to do a little soemthing to get spotify working, but vudu and stuff works.  except netflix.  it complains about lack of drm
[00:06] <MonkeyDust> northernen  what did you do exactly
[00:06] <ctcsadmin> fman23, I have not really got into spotify much
[00:06] <metap0d> Hi everyone, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 11.10 on my new laptop with the latest USB Universal Installer and finds the installer on my USB stick, boots to the installer menu etc but when I try to "Run Ubuntu from this USB" or "Install Ubuntu on a Hard Disk", it just blinks for a second and goes back to the menu. Any ideas?
[00:06] <northernen> MonkeyDust, uninstalled "indicator-appmenu" package.
[00:07] <fman23> neither have i, i just got into running
[00:07] <fman23> waiting... btw, ill upload it to mediafire if that is ok
[00:08] <austinuity> wat software would you suggest for an old pentium 4 box with an nvidia GeForce FX 5200 graphics card?  My computer is pretty unreliable right now.
[00:08] <ctcsadmin> fman23, I just don't understand why I am the only one in the world that can't get boxes working out of the box on a fresh install of 11.10...
[00:08] <austinuity> maybe try it from a cd
[00:08] <fman23> neither can i
[00:09] <fman23> of all the pcs ive installed it on, i have had no prob
[00:09] <padmick1> hi im back
[00:09] <_Hussain1> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[00:09] <_Hussain1> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[00:09] <Tech-1> try puppy for the p4
[00:09] <ctcsadmin> fman23, I get that it's a problem with libcrypto, but why? What can I do to make it work…. do I need to create a link to something else..
[00:09] <austinuity> wat software would you suggest for an old pentium 4 box with an nvidia GeForce FX 5200 graphics card?  My computer is pretty unreliable right now.
[00:09] <austinuity> wat software would you suggest for an old pentium 4 box with an nvidia GeForce FX 5200 graphics card?  My computer is pretty unreliable right now.
[00:09] <Tech-1> what did i just say
[00:10] <austinuity> puuppy...
[00:10] <austinuity> huh?
[00:10] <padmick1> vaninala
[00:10] <austinuity> can u get puppy from synaptic
[00:11] <padmick1> i was talkin to some people earler
[00:11] <daneshar> update manager shows this error how to fix it ?http://in.archive.ubuntu.com oneiric/universe Sourcesupdate manager shows this error how to fix it ?http://in.archive.ubuntu.com oneiric/universe Sourcesupdate manager shows this error how to fix it ?http://in.archive.ubuntu.com oneiric/universe Sourcesv
[00:11] <ctcsadmin> fman23, i couldn't even get plex to work…
[00:11] <padmick1> jordan_u
[00:12] <urlin2u> austinuity, puppylinux is a whole OS check google.
[00:12] <Jordan_U> padmick1: Do you have a good description of your problem now?
[00:12] <austinuity> o! thnx.
[00:12] <padmick1> ya
[00:12] <jongbergs> hi, im having a trouble with intalling 11.10 both 32-bit and 64-bit on HP Pavilion p7-1010d destkop PC. it seems the machine doesn't recognized the gui. I have installed ubuntu finally using alternate-cd, however i'm locked up locked at the login screen. Any ideas what may have cause this?
[00:12] <austinuity> had no id ea hahaha...
[00:13] <metap0d> Hi everyone, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 11.10 on my new laptop with the latest USB Universal Installer and finds the installer on my USB stick, boots to the installer menu etc but when I try to "Run Ubuntu from this USB" or "Install Ubuntu on a Hard Disk", it just blinks for a second and goes back to the menu. Any ideas?
[00:13] <austinuity> akward.
[00:13] <austinuity> akward.
[00:13] <urlin2u> jongbergs, locked up meaning?
[00:13] <austinuity> maybe try it from a cd
[00:13] <austinuity> idk
[00:13] <padmick1> does initctl:event failed mean anythin to u
[00:13] <_Hussain1> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[00:13] <_Hussain1> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[00:14] <austinuity> wuld u like it if i disconnected?
[00:14] <padmick1> jordan_u does initctl:event failed mean anythin to u?
[00:14] <austinuity> wuld u like it if i disconnected?
[00:14] <austinuity> wuld u like it if i disconnected?
[00:14] <austinuity> wuld u like it if i disconnected?
[00:14] <FloodBot1> austinuity: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:15] <Jordan_U> padmick1: To help you, I need a description of what you see at boot, starting from when you power on the computer. If you don't give me that as your next comment I'm simply going to ignore any further comments. I'm sorry, but it's not worth my time to keep asking for the same information over and over.
[00:15] <padmick1> jordan_u sorry
[00:15] <jongbergs> urlin2u: i mean, you can't login to desktop..after typing your username password it instantly switches you back to login screen. the after 3 tries you're locked up or freeze..virtual consoles not function either..so you do the hard reset.
[00:17] <padmick1> jordan_u when i run recovery mode then hit continue with boot i get this bear with me this will take a while to write out
[00:17] <padmick1> jordan_u
[00:17] <abdellatif> Hello everyone how can I convert swf files to avi ....?
[00:17] <angrylogic> abdellatif: swf or flv?
[00:17] <Rahail-m> abdellatif maby with converto
[00:17] <urlin2u> jongbergs, this a virtualbox, and have you tried the 2d?
[00:18] <abdellatif> swf shocwave
[00:18] <mongy> abdellatif, sometimes swf can be complicated
[00:18] <mongy> abdellatif,  try ffmpeg to start with  ffmpeg -i file.swf -f favi file.avi
[00:20] <abdellatif> [swf @ 0x9006a60]Could not find codec parameters (Audio: pcm_s16le, mono, s16) chat.swf: could not find codec parameters
[00:20] <jongbergs> urlin2u: no vbox involved. just wondering any method didn't work out on this specific model it's hp pavilion p7-1010d corei3..
[00:20] <jongbergs> urlin2u: in some i3 systems, it works..
[00:21] <abdellatif> Got messge : [swf @ 0x9006a60]Could not find codec parameters (Audio: pcm_s16le, mono, s16) chat.swf: could not find codec parameters
[00:21] <urlin2u> jongbergs, I just wonder if the kick back to the login has any error messages, and if you have clicked spoked icon next to the login to check the 2d ubuntu?
[00:23] <jongbergs> urlin2u: i didn't..hmm maybe that could be problem with unity's default session? i see there are options there and one is 2d..
[00:23] <jongbergs> urlin2u: did u encounter this before?
[00:24] <metap0d> Hi everyone, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 11.10 on my new laptop with the latest USB Universal Installer and finds the installer on my USB stick, boots to the installer menu etc but when I try to "Run Ubuntu from this USB" or "Install Ubuntu on a Hard Disk", it just blinks for a second and goes back to the menu. Any ideas?
[00:24] <Demonstrate> use Unetbootin
[00:25] <urlin2u> jongbergs, no but that is the defauilt to check the 2d,I see no real hits at the top of a google search for that model computer and ubuntu. I wonder if it just needs a graphic driver, and the kick back to the login is justa wont run 3d without the driver.
[00:26] <padmick1> jordan_u     fsck from.util-lunux 2.19.1, /dev/sda5:clean, 279038/2293760 files, 9130014/9171200 blocks,  skipping profile in /ect/apparmor.d/disable : usr.bin.firefox, *starting aparmour profiles [ok], (null):error fetching interface in foundation : device not found (this is repeated 3 times), *starting firestarter firewall [fail],*starting anon-proxymix [ok], initctl :event failed. and thats it can u make any sence of that?
[00:27] <fman23> ctcsadmin: i just had an idea if ur still there
[00:28] <fman23> ctcsadmin: try intalling openssl
[00:29] <ctcsadmin> fman23, i am still here
[00:29] <fman23> ctcsadmin: sry, was installing debian on my galaxy tab while this was compressing and almost forgot about it
[00:30] <padmick1> jordan_u are u still there?
[00:30] <Jordan_U> padmick1: Yes.
[00:31] <minix2004> hello
[00:31] <nosleep77> yello
[00:31] <padmick1> jordan_u did u read what i wrote did it make ant sence to u?
[00:32] <minix2004> whats new?
[00:33] <minix2004> ?????
[00:34] <padmick1> does any1 here know what to do to repair a vanilla install
[00:36] <Jordan_U> padmick1: It may be completely unrelated to your booting problem, but since it's the last message shown, and it's a failure, you should try removing anon-proxy and see if you are able to boot completely then.
[00:36] <minix2004> what about android apps in software-center usage similiar wine?
[00:36] <Acorn> What's the correct way to launch a program (pytyle2) at startup? Should I put something in /etc/rc.local?
[00:36] <Jordan_U> padmick1: When you boot into recovery mode there should be an option to drop to a shell, where you can run "apt-get remove anon-proxy".
[00:37] <padmick1> what is anon-proxy
[00:37] <Acorn> And if so, do I put "exec pytyle2"? or "exec pytyle2 &"?
[00:37] <fman23> ctcsadmin: did that work?
[00:39] <minix2004> Using of andrioid-apps in oneiric could be interest. Suggestions please?
[00:39] <padmick1> jordan_u thanks ill try
[00:39] <paulsomebody> My Samba cannot see Windows workgroup. I have tried most of the obvious steps from tutorials and howto's found all over the web, but still no luck. Any help?
[00:39] <Acorn> or should I be using update-rc.d?
[00:40] <Jordan_U> padmick1: You're welcome. If removing anon-proxy fixes the booting process then we'll know that that's where to focus and can hopefully get anon-proxy fixed so that you can both use it and be able to boot :)
[00:40] <fman23> ctcsadmin: did that work?
[00:40] <padmick1> jordan_u see u in a min
[00:41] <echo083> hello
[00:41] <fman23> ctcsadmin: if it didnt, try this: http://www.mediafire.com/?rmwtr9161nyr9t0
[00:42] <fman23> ctcsadmin: just run the "Boxee" executable in the root of the archive
[00:42] <marian_> tylko polski
[00:43] <echo083> helppppppppppppppp
[00:43] <echo083> my keyboard is not responding in the login screen !
[00:43] <echo083> what happened it always worked fine !
[00:43] <minix2004> I am looking for an better application like xconn. Some Suggestions?
[00:43] <echo083> my keyboard is working !!!
[00:44] <paulsomebody> !patience | echo083
[00:44] <_Hussain1> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[00:44] <_Hussain1> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[00:44] <echo083> paulsomebody, argggggggggggggggh
[00:45] <echo083> ubottu, arggggggh too !! i was just unlucky recently :'(
[00:46] <apachehelp> Hi guys, I'm using Ubuntu 11.10, and I have a LAMP stack installed on it. I need to modify the php.ini but the file does not seem to exist. when I run locate it shows that php.ini exists in /etc/php5/apache2/ however when i navigate to the dir it does not exist.
[00:46] <apachehelp> any advice?
[00:48] <fman23> ctcsadmin: u there?
[00:48] <dttys> Hi
[00:49] <dttys> i just started using ubuntu and was trying to install rtorrent
[00:49] <jongbergs> urlin2u: thanks for the help..i'll try checking whether 2d will work.
[00:49] <fman23> dttys: ok what was the problem?
[00:49] <minix2004> My UMTS stick works. I want have cost control under ubuntu, not only under windows 7. I can copy this info from windows partition as text. What can I do got the same infos in oneiric?
[00:49] <dttys> when i was compiling libtorrent i got the following error
[00:49] <fman23> dttys: oh so u were compiling rtorrent
[00:49] <mongy> apachehelp, should exist in /etc/php5/
[00:50] <minix2004> xconn cannot help?
[00:50] <dttys> make: no target specified and no make file available
[00:50] <dttys> yes
[00:50] <mongy> apachehelp, find /etc/ -iname "php.ini"
[00:50] <fman23> dttys: did u do ./configure first?
[00:50] <dttys> yes
[00:50] <fman23> dttys: and what did that say?
[00:50] <dttys> ./autogen.sh
[00:50] <fman23> only error please
[00:50] <apachehelp> mongy: i already ran that
[00:51] <apachehelp> i only got results in /etc/php5/cli
[00:51] <AaisleE> im running Ubuntu on a mac through vmware.. im using google chrome and I'm trying to get it to open a new tab with "control t".  I have been looking through the Chrome settings but can't figure it out.  Any suggestions? Im new to Linux by the way.
[00:51] <ctcsadmin> fman23, yes
[00:51] <almoxarife> apachehelp: you need to edit it anyway so open gedit with gksu and in the open menu drill down to the dir, its either there or its not
[00:51] <ctcsadmin> fman23, openssl didn't work
[00:51] <ctcsadmin> fman23, i did apt-get install openssl*
[00:52] <ctcsadmin> fman23, downloading the file from media fire now
[00:52] <jcmarini> my xchat is listing everything on freenode - how is it reset - don't know what I've done
[00:52] <apachehelp> almoxarife: im using the server edition so no gksu, but when i do sudo vim /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini i just get a black file.
[00:52] <dttys> fman23: seems i'm missing a package :P
[00:53] <dttys> sigc++
[00:53] <almoxarife> apachehelp: so it either was blank or you created a blank
[00:53] <fman23> dttys: did autogen.sh return an error?
[00:53] <echo083> my ubuntu laptop worked fine since several months why the keyboard is not responding in the login screen ?
[00:53] <dttys> let me check
[00:53] <apachehelp> almoxarife: i never actually saved it - there was no file at all
[00:54] <almoxarife> apachehelp: ok, no file
[00:54] <minix2004> I am looking for cost control apps for Huawei websticks under oneiric. Any suggestions please?
[00:54] <dttys> fman23: at first it did, but then i installed cppunit and it worked
[00:54] <fman23> dttys: so it is all good now?
[00:55] <dttys> no
[00:55] <fman23> dttys: post the entire output of autogen.sh to paste.ubuntu.com
[00:55] <fman23> then post the link here
[00:55] <dttys> you dont want me to install the missing package first?
[00:56] <fman23> dttys: no install that
[00:56] <almoxarife> minix2004: dont the companies offering up the internet service usually provide a d/l for those apps?
[00:56] <fman23> dttys: i didnt realize u had one
[00:56] <ctcsadmin> fman23, im here
[00:56] <dttys> says its missing sigc++
[00:56] <dttys> when i ran config
[00:57] <_Hussain1> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[00:57] <_Hussain1> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[00:57] <vacho> guys how do I list all the running php processses in ubuntu???????
[00:57] <minix2004> This company offer this for windows, mac OS X and Android apps and i phone apps. Not for linux.
[00:58] <selina2> top
[00:58] <almoxarife> _Hussain1: there you go, pinguy channel is the place
[00:58] <selina2> or htop
[00:58] <minix2004> Thanks almoxarife for asking
[00:59] <vacho> selina2: how do I list all running processes by PHP????
[00:59] <fman23> dttys: well install that and try again
[00:59] <fman23> ctcsadmin: did it work?
[00:59] <selina2> apt-get install htop
[00:59] <ctcsadmin> fman23, not openssl
[00:59] <vacho> cmon I need to kill this processs. anyone??
[01:00] <vacho> I want to list all running php processes!!!!
[01:00] <fman23> ctcsadmin: my tar.gz, did it work?
[01:00] <padmick1> jordan_u im back
[01:00] <selina2> go to terminal type ... top
[01:00] <selina2> then .... k
[01:00] <selina2> and the ID
[01:00] <vacho> selina2: if u dont know, dont bother
[01:00] <Jordan_U> padmick1: Were you able to boot properly after removing anon-proxy?
[01:00] <suprsonic> anyone know how to connect open-iscsi initiator with jumbo-frames?
[01:00] <vacho> it's something like ps aux and then search for php
[01:01] <vacho> CMON???
[01:01] <vacho> anyone?
[01:02] <padmick1> jordan_u no i got the same as i would normally but i get as far as checking battery state [ok]
[01:02] <padmick1> jordan_u then nothing
[01:02] <whomp> does anyone else find the new ubuntu OS to be frustrating and unreliable?
[01:03] <fman23> whomp: yes, but from what i have seen, 12.04 shuold be much better
[01:03] <whomp> when does it come out?
[01:03] <fman23> whomp: just unity was the problem though, kde works great
[01:03] <Jordan_U> whomp: This is a channel for Ubuntu support questions. If you don't have a specific support question please more discussion to another channel like #ubuntu-offtopic.
[01:03] <whomp> is unity the side bar thing?
[01:03] <almoxarife> ctcsadmin: did you get boxee to work?
[01:03] <fman23> whomp: 12.04 April 2012
[01:03] <whomp> nice
[01:03] <fman23> april is 0.4
[01:03] <fman23> and 12 is 2012
[01:03] <padmick1> jordan_u any ideas?
[01:04] <Jordan_U> padmick1: Not yet.
[01:04] <dttys> fman23: the missing package is not in ubunutu's repository :P
[01:04] <Jordan_U> padmick1: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[01:04] <padmick1> the latest
[01:04] <dttys> so i pasted the log in pastebin
[01:04] <RokcStar_> hey jordan
[01:04] <ctcsadmin> almoxarife, no
[01:04] <ctcsadmin> fman23, how do i launch it?
[01:04] <dttys> http://pastebin.com/uUsdMGzZ
[01:05] <ctcsadmin> fman23, i don't see a boxee file
[01:05] <fman23> ctcsadmin: run the Boxee executable in the root
[01:05] <Jordan_U> padmick1: Did you have any problems when you were booting from the LiveCD?
[01:05] <almoxarife> boxee in root? fman23?
[01:05] <padmick1> nope runs fine think my install has got damaged
[01:06] <fman23> almoxarife: no root of the archive
[01:06] <fman23> dttys: install sigc++ it would appear
[01:07] <ctcsadmin> fman23, i don't see it
[01:07] <ctcsadmin> fman23, just see a bunch of make files, and configure files
[01:07] <dttys> fman23: it doesnt show on synaptic
[01:08] <fman23> dttys: one second
[01:08] <padmick1> jordan_u im sorry but have to go thank u for all of ur help
[01:08] <fman23> dttys: install  libsigc++-2.0-0c2a
[01:08] <Jordan_U> padmick1: You're welcome.
[01:08] <padmick1> jordan_u thanks for everything
[01:09] <padmick1> jordan_u bye =)
[01:09] <fman23> ctcsadmin: it is in that somewhere
[01:09] <fman23> ctcsadmin: look closely
[01:09] <RokcStar_> jordan is da man!
[01:11] <minix2004> Date..Time
[01:11] <minix2004> your 24 hours internet-flatrate is now valid until xx.xx.xxxx 00.00 hour.
[01:11] <minix2004> your balance equal = XX.XX Euro
[01:11] <minix2004> This Info I can copy from windows. I want such infos in Oneiric too for Huawei UMTS-Websticks. almoxarife, you know what I talk about?
[01:11] <FloodBot1> minix2004: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:12] <minix2004> ok
[01:13] <Rahail-m> any one good at installing open vpn server
[01:13] <Rahail-m> in ubuntu
[01:13] <Rahail-m> can some one help me when server is under dubble nat
[01:15] <Pitroadrush> i need help
[01:16] <acerimmer> don't we all
[01:16] <Pitroadrush> I download a theme, i send to archive manager
[01:16] <Pitroadrush> true acerimmer
[01:16] <_Dom> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[01:16] <_Dom> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[01:16] <Pitroadrush> how i can install the theme when I go to advance settings it doesnt show it
[01:17] <dttys> fman23: i screwed sth :P
[01:17] <Pitroadrush> is on archived manager
[01:17] <Pitroadrush> whats next
[01:17] <datruth_> I just got a new laptop and installed ubuntu on it how do I know if I am using all that my graphics card can put out?
[01:17] <dttys> i pasted the log my mistake in the terminal then hit enter
[01:17] <dttys> this was what happened: http://pastebin.com/eWLDKRmS
[01:18] <dttys> the log was pasted on line 3 and executed autogen again
[01:18] <fman23> did u install  libsigc++-2.0-0c2a?
[01:19] <ok5016> hi, i am deprest, i think windows will kill linux :(
[01:19] <Pitroadrush> hello hello hello
[01:19] <_Dom> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[01:19] <_Dom> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[01:19] <Pitroadrush> i do too
[01:19] <Pitroadrush> im frustrated
[01:19] <minix2004> Ubuntu goes mobile... What about cost control apps for websticks?
[01:19] <fman23> dttys: also, what is wrong with using transmission or µtorrent for torrenting?
[01:19] <dttys> fman23: not yet
[01:19] <fman23> dttys: well install it
[01:19] <acerimmer> datruth_: System>Preferences>Appearance>Visual Effects - Enabled
[01:20] <dttys> but the terminal is now unusable :P
[01:20] <dttys> how do i return to root?
[01:20] <fman23> dttys: ctrl + c
[01:20] <Pitroadrush> hellllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
[01:20] <Pitroadrush> helppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
[01:20] <_Dom> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[01:21] <_Dom> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[01:21] <Pitroadrush> can someone help
[01:21] <datruth_> acerimmer: I dont have an option for that
[01:21] <Slart> are there any customization options to control the "recent files"-thingy in the unity menu? or at least a way to clear it?
[01:21] <dttys> sorry bout that :P
[01:21] <minix2004> What means torrent?
[01:21] <acerimmer> !patience|Pitroadash
[01:21] <datruth_> acerimmer: I am in 11.10
[01:21] <acerimmer> datruth_: ubuntu 10.04?
[01:21] <Pitroadrush> jesus christ
[01:21] <datruth_> acerimmer: no 11.10
[01:21] <acerimmer> datruth_: ah.  Haven't touched that yet, so I'll someone else try
[01:21] <Pitroadrush> no one knows how to install a theme
[01:22] <minix2004> I think not to rent?
[01:22] <_Dom> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[01:22] <_Dom> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[01:23] <minix2004> Whats Pinguy OS?
[01:23] <kn100-vga> hey guys, recently installed ubuntu on my computer
[01:23] <zenok> hello, does windows has an irc channel?
[01:23] <minix2004> Never heard about
[01:23] <rich_> can i use my laser scanner or digit camera to put qr codes on my pc and then read them from there with a program on ubuntu
[01:23] <fman23> zenok: most likely not
[01:23] <rich_> *digital
[01:23] <kunji> Pitroadrush: a theme.... themes haven't worked for a while as far as I know... because ubuntu keeps changing their graphics platform ish... so I think the makers of themes probably consider Ubuntu a bit of a lost cause... but it is possible, just requires more hacking about than most would expect.
[01:24] <fman23> minix2004: pinguy os is a heavily modified ubuntu os, that is surprisingly quick
[01:24] <zenok> fman23: i have been in there long time ago
[01:24] <kn100-vga> I now have ubuntu running, but the nvidia drivers won't detect the correct resolution. The monitor is a VGA one capable of 1280x1024 but it's plugged into a dvi > vga converter and then into the graphics card, and the nvidia driver has it stuck at 1366x768... Any ideas?
[01:24] <robin0800> zenok: ##windows
[01:24] <fman23> zenok: most likely wasnt official one
[01:24] <ok5016> i have some problem
[01:24] <Pitroadrush> thanks
[01:24] <ok5016> as  kn100-vga:
[01:24] <zenok> fman23: of course it isn't, but it helps anyway
[01:24] <zenok> robin0800: thank you very much sir :-D
[01:24] <Pitroadrush> crap
[01:24] <_Dom> Do you know anything about linux sound card necessary for launching a C++ compiled app ?
[01:24] <_Dom> (Note: It works in Pinguy OS, not in Ubuntu or Linux Mint)
[01:25] <fman23> kn100-vga: u will have to just use xrandr as far as i know to force the resolution
[01:25] <kn100-vga> fman23: How do I do that?
[01:25] <minix2004> Why not use android mobile? Have Quick and response apps in android market for free!
[01:25] <fman23> kn100-vga: that gets a little complicated, let me find a good tutorial online
[01:26] <dttys> fman23: libsigc++-2.0-0c2a was already installed, so i installed libsigc++-2.0-dev and it's now working
[01:26] <urlin2u> !repeat | _Dom
[01:26] <paulsomebody> !samba
[01:26] <dttys> thanks for your help :)
[01:26] <fman23> dttys: oh im an idiot, when u compile, u install the devel libraries
[01:26] <fman23> dttys: np, its what i camp this irc for hours for
[01:26] <no-name-> how do I get around this? does it just mean my kernel is not supported? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/534881/
[01:26] <no-name-> I am running 10.10 (32-bit)
[01:26] <dttys> lol
[01:27] <fman23> kn100-vga: post the output of "xrandr" first at paste.ubuntu.com and link here
[01:27] <kunji> _Dom: I might be completely wrong, but I wouldn't think it would have anything to do with a soundcard, more likely with the virtualization (I think you said you were doing it that way earlier).  What makes you think it would need a sound card?
[01:28] <minix2004> _Dom What is Pinguy OS?
[01:29] <kn100-vga> fman23: http://pastebin.com/pWDhnGzq
[01:29] <fman23> minix2004: pinguy os is a heavily modified ubuntu os, that is surprisingly quick
[01:29] <john_doe_jr> if I'd like to script something but I'm using vim to edit a file...how do I do that?
[01:29] <fman23> minix2004: only use it if u are a lazy modifications freak
[01:30] <_Dom> fman23 I beg to disagree in virtual machines ubuntu is faster plus vmware tools isn't such a pain to configure in terminal and seemingless feature is only possible with ubuntu
[01:30] <fman23> _Dom: never said it was faster than ubuntu
[01:30] <antipragmatist> hi
[01:31] <antipragmatist> I GOTS  UBUNTO 10.04 LTS AND IT IS NOT FINDING ANY WIRELESS NETWORKS
[01:31] <antipragmatist> WHY?
[01:31] <kunji> fman23: regarding the resolution issue  of kn100-vga , I've had success with similar problems by renaming the xorg.conf to xorg.conf.old and rebooting, the newly generated one tends to work better if there were hardware changes or drivers installed etc.. though I couldn't say why.
[01:31] <john_doe_jr> anybody?
[01:31] <fman23> _Dom: nor said it was fast at all
[01:31] <fman23> only faster than i expected, it is a huge file with a bunch running in the background
[01:31] <fman23> kn100-vga: xrandr --output default --mode 1280x1024_60_new
[01:31] <kn100-vga> kunji: I only did this installa around five minutes ago, the driver was installed
[01:32] <kn100-vga> fman23: xrandr: cannot find mode 1280x1024_60_new
[01:32] <fman23> what???
[01:32] <fman23> one second
[01:32] <Acorn> Is there a nice way to browse fonts and then get the XFLD?
[01:32] <kunji> kn100-vga right exactly, you just installed a new driver, but haven't created a new xorg.conf, right?
[01:33] <kn100-vga> kunji: nope, would expect it to handle that itself xD
[01:33] <kn100-vga> kunji: I'll give it a try
[01:33] <kunji> kn100-vga: Well, I would also like such a thing to handle itself, maybe it does now, I'm just saying what's worked for me in the past ^_^
[01:33] <fman23> kn100-vga: xrandr --addmode default 1280x1024_60_new
[01:33] <fman23> kn100-vga: then do the above command again
[01:33] <kn100-vga> see in windows these vga adaptor things had another effect..Instead of locking it at the wrong resolution, every resolution ever was available ;D
[01:34] <kn100-vga> fman23: xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[01:34] <kunji> hmm, interesting
[01:35] <fman23> kn100-vga: well, try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[01:35] <fman23> kn100-vga: then reboot and see if that fixes anything
[01:35] <antipragmatist> HELLO?
[01:35] <antipragmatist> Hello?
[01:35] <project_xavier> hi
[01:35] <kn100-vga> fman23: done, no terminal output, ran the second xrandr command, same error
[01:35] <imwhoha> hi
[01:36] <antipragmatist> where to get a usb wifi driver for 10.04 it gotta be a .deb
[01:36] <fman23> kn100-vga: u need to reboot after that command
[01:36] <kn100-vga> Wow, I haven't used ubuntu in about a year now, used to use it as my main OS. The software center has REALLY improved in terms of speed..or that could be to do with the fact I now have a quad core computer...I wonder
[01:36] <acerimmer> antipragmatist: make / model?
[01:36] <kn100-vga> fman23: Okay, be right back
[01:36] <minix2004> I remember a tool like score-reading trainer: It worked under KDE 3.5 under Debian SIDUX 32 bit. It depends on kdelibs4c2a or so. What about new app for Oneiric 64 bit?
[01:37] <antipragmatist> no idea
[01:37] <antipragmatist> i got it from some place on line
[01:37] <antipragmatist> it is usb
[01:37] <darkx> hey everyone, i need some basic help with partition problems installing Ubuntu alongside of Win7. please PM me if you can help.
[01:37] <acerimmer> antipragmatist: is this usb ?
[01:37] <kunji> fman23: is that reconfigure what is done when you remove the xorg.conf and reboot?  I think it is but I don't remember.
[01:37] <antipragmatist> yes it is usb
[01:38] <schmitt953> Why doesn't emerge work?
[01:38] <acerimmer> antipragmatist: from terminal "lsusb"
[01:38] <schmitt953> I even tried apt-get portage
[01:38] <schmitt953> sorry, apt-get install portage
[01:38] <antipragmatist> and it worked fine under 11.04 but I needed tro downgrad to 10.04 lts
[01:38] <antipragmatist> ok
[01:38] <fman23> wait, who is installing portage?
[01:38] <fman23> lol, do ppl still use that
[01:38] <schmitt953> any reasonable person wants portage
[01:38] <schmitt953> yes, yes they do
[01:39] <schmitt953> Nasdaq runs on gentoo
[01:39] <schmitt953> I couldn't live without use flags
[01:39] <fman23> well personally, i like the idea behind it, but y not try gentoo for that
[01:39] <antipragmatist> it is linksys
[01:39] <darkx> how do i free up space on a Win7 partition?
[01:39] <fman23> darkx: delete files
[01:39] <antipragmatist> acerimmer : it is a linksys usb
[01:39] <minix2004> darkx: you must have a second partition for installing. Or use Ubuntu as Live-CD
[01:39] <RokcStar_> delete Windows and System32
[01:40] <fman23> no dont listen to RokcStar_
[01:40] <kunji> RokcStar_: be nice
[01:40] <fman23> although its sad that windows will actually let u do that
[01:40] <kunji> true that
[01:40] <fman23> wont even throw an error
[01:40] <minix2004> Why delete windows when you have enough space?
[01:40] <schmitt953> so why can't eix search for packages
[01:40] <acerimmer> antipragmatist: if you have dual boot, your windows driver can be injected but this is not the .deb method you requested
[01:40] <RokcStar_> it does give an error
[01:40] <_Dom> fman23 PM
[01:40] <kn100-vga> kunji: fman23, exactly the same issue
[01:40] <almoxarife> RokcStar_: thats not funny, some dont know that will cripple their systems, if you cant help dont add bs to the messs
[01:40] <fman23> RokcStar_: yeah, after u reboot
[01:40] <antipragmatist> I have dual boot
[01:41] <antipragmatist> but no, I want .deb
[01:41] <RokcStar_> ill test it
[01:41] <tjiggi_fo> antipragmatist, lsusb will show a device ID number like this: ID 0ace:1215. What is that on your linksys?
[01:42] <magicJ> I have a working printer, I can copy to /dev/usb/lp0 - all works - most of the time lp fileName queues and prints the file. periodically lp starts reporting  Alerts: printer-stopped - if I re-boot then the jobs come out with no other changes - what is happening
[01:42] <darkx> i don't know how to free up space on the win7 partition without messing it up
[01:42] <fman23> RokcStar_: lol, i guess u wont get much error if u do sudo rm -rf * but u would have to enter ur password for that to happen
[01:42] <schmitt953> so how do I change my use flags?
[01:42] <antipragmatist> tjiggi_fo : it is 1d6b:0002
[01:42] <tjiggi_fo> antipragmatist, ok, 1 sec
[01:42] <antipragmatist> k
[01:42] <antipragmatist> thannies
[01:42] <fman23> schmitt953: if you really want portage, i would recommend gentoo or derivatives
[01:43] <minix2004> darkx: Please look for gparted. Can help
[01:43] <RokcStar_> fman23: ill let u know what happens
[01:43] <darkx> i'm installing with a LiveCD and i'm at the drive manager. i have no idea what to do now.
[01:43] <fman23> RokcStar_: lol, and ill sudo rm -rf * on one of my linux vboxes and let u know
[01:43] <kn100-vga> My monitor is locked at a resolution of no higher than 1366x768. What can I do? Nvidia graphics card and nvidia drivers.
[01:43] <RokcStar_> fman23: deal
[01:43] <gebbione> hi folks winff gets stuck on my system for some reason, is there a way to troubleshoot why or an alternative to winff?
[01:43] <fman23> RokcStar_: tomorrow 6:00pm EST
[01:44] <fman23> so about 2 hours and 44 minutes ago
[01:44] <fman23> tomorrow
[01:44] <acerimmer> gebbione: cli only?
[01:44] <RokcStar_> fman23: im doing it now
[01:44] <fman23> lol
[01:44] <fman23> i guess ill do it on my mythtv one
[01:44] <minix2004> darkx: Ubuntu not got any suggestions for using dual boot?
[01:45] <gebbione> acerimmer: if i wanted to use cli i would not have asked about winff
[01:45] <darkx> minix2004: no, the option to install alongside is not there. i can either erase win7 or "something else", and i am not sure what to do in the "something else" (partitioning) menu.
[01:47] <minix2004> darkx: You must go to "something else" looking for manual partition instructions
[01:47] <fman23> RokcStar_: holy errors, lol it wont delete /proc /sys
[01:48] <darkx> minix2004: how do i properly free space on the partition?
[01:48] <codepunker> hello my fellow ubuntos
[01:48] <RokcStar_> in use?
[01:49] <fman23> RokcStar_: yeah, and then, it wouldnt run any more commands, all not found
[01:49] <fman23> RokcStar_: now it wont load the menu and now the kernel crashed, yes crashed not even paniced, with error: ELF header smaller than expected
[01:50] <RokcStar_> fman23: well thats no fun..rename all the commands?
[01:50] <fman23> RokcStar_: no everything is gone lol
[01:50] <minix2004> darkx: with gparted you have to create a second partition in extended file system
[01:50] <RokcStar_> no instead of del, rename
[01:50] <fman23> that would be pretty funny too
[01:50] <darkx> minix2004: what is the process and specifications of creating it?
[01:52] <ChayDX> whats up
[01:53] <ChayDX> im trying to find help perhaps someone may be able to asist?
[01:53] <tjiggi_fo> antipragmatist, sorry, but I find no useful info on that chip. From the looks of things it should just work
[01:53] <acerimmer> !ask|ChayDX
[01:54] <antipragmatist> hmmmm
[01:54] <antipragmatist> :(
[01:54] <antipragmatist> that sucks
[01:54] <FloodBot1> antipragmatist: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:54] <antipragmatist> it works fine on 11.04
[01:54] <acerimmer> tjiggi_fo: USB wifi is notorious for problems - but they ARE cheap.  See the list: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[01:55] <aceeer> في عرب اهني!
[01:55] <aceeer> اول مره ادش
[01:55] <acerimmer> aceeer: English???
[01:55] <aceeer> Allo
[01:55] <aceeer> Arab!
[01:56] <D-coy> xD
[01:56] <ChayDX> im having a problem with my wireless in 11.10 it was working when i first installe the os but i clicked disable wireless from the menu bar and now i cant reenable it all it says is that it is disabled by the hardware switch but no matter how many times i press the switch it does nothing
[01:56] <D-coy> m4v, translate plis :D
[01:56] <aceeer> :)
[01:56] <acerimmer> ChayDX: login to your administrator account and try to enable
[01:56] <tjiggi_fo> acerimmer, I know, had to do lots of blacklisting to get mine to work
[01:57] <aceeer> Dots have Arabic?
[01:57] <ChayDX> ok thank you acerimmer i will try that brb
[01:57] <fman23> RokcStar: so how did windows take it?
[01:57] <acerimmer> aceeer: try #ubuntu-arabic?
[01:58] <minix2004> Look under windows in google or so for an gparted iso. Then download burn a new cd with this image. Put it into your CD-slide an run your PC. At next you got informations about your partitons. Then you have to make smaller your NT-Partiton. Then create a second new partition in ext.3 file format. After that put out your CD and put Ubuntu-CD in. If you got information for installing ubuntu...
[01:58] <minix2004> ...will showing the new partition and make suggestions to choose that new partition.
[01:59] <minix2004> This I made for myself for a dual boot system
[01:59] <aceeer> Hloo
[01:59] <acerimmer> aceeer: ! #ubuntu-arabic
[02:00] <acerimmer> aceeer: !|#ubuntu-arabic
[02:00] <aceeer> Thank
[02:01] <minix2004> darkx: I know, this is very new for a Linux beginner. Windows and Linux/Unix are not the same!
[02:03] <minix2004> darkx: you can use google for ubuntu wiki. Then you can ask for partitoning  for a dual-boot too for informations.
[02:03] <antipragmatist> i'm gonna do sojmething what will almost always work
[02:04] <minix2004> darkx: There also a lot of open free books for ubuntu/Linux. Use your browser!
[02:05] <minix2004> darkx: Usually in pdf-format
[02:06] <ChayDX> i am the administrator account and nothing i have tried works i have even gone into the terminal and tried to unblock in the rfkill
[02:07] <imwhoha> hello
[02:07] <muhammadnk> hello james.
[02:07] <minix2004> darkx: Could I help a little bit?
[02:07] <imwhoha> whats going on
[02:08] <ChayDX> are you talking to me?
[02:08] <acerimmer> ChayDX: System>adminstration>hardware drivers finds it?
[02:09] <imwhoha> what kind of drivers
[02:09] <ChayDX> i have the driver. it was working to begin with but after i turned it off it wont turn back on
[02:10] <acerimmer> ChayDX: any chance there's a different driver running the show?
[02:10] <imwhoha> and whats it for
[02:12] <minix2004> darkx: Ask for galileo, oreilly , addison-wesley or opensuse books. Theres also some Unix stuff. Linux usually have extended file system, Windows NTFS or FAT Systems.
[02:12] <antipragmatist> I threw computer out the window
[02:12] <antipragmatist> tghat worked
[02:13] <antipragmatist> defenestrated it
[02:13] <ChayDX> i have the driver. it was working to begin with but after i turned it off it wont turn back on
[02:13] <ChayDX> i have the driver. it was working to begin with but after i turned it off it wont turn back on
[02:13] <ChayDX> i have the driver. it was working to begin with but after i turned it off it wont turn back on
[02:13] <FloodBot1> ChayDX: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:13] <antipragmatist> gonna buy a real computer
[02:13] <NQTropic> antipragmatist,  i just threw out windows
[02:14] <franz_> is there another system monitor?
[02:15] <Jordan_U> merlin_: What is the output of "sudo os-prober"?
[02:15] <darkx> how do i use a polygraph to transfer MS-DOS command libraries over to my Windows 7 hard drive using bochs emulator
[02:16] <Satra> hello
[02:16] <Satra> i delelted /usr/share/wicd by mistake
[02:16] <antipragmatist> hmmm, windows os family by ms is not the problem tghough
[02:16] <Satra> i wanted to delete its pixmaps folder
[02:16] <Satra> anyways , i just did apt-get remove wicd and then apt-get install wicd
[02:16] <Satra> but that didnt solve anything, wicd isnt working
[02:16] <Satra> suggestions
[02:16] <Satra> ?
[02:17] <darkx> Satra: please use the Debian file archive
[02:17] <minix2004> darkx: New PCs usually preinstalled Windows 7. Why you choose a emulator?
[02:18] <Satra> whats that darkx?
[02:19] <cyclicflux> yoooooooo whats happening all?!?!
[02:19] <cyclicflux>  I was curious with regard/reference to issues successfully compiling a package on more specifically ubuntu system
[02:19] <darkx> minix2004: well I am a university student studying advanced emulation and function control, and I chose to do a project involving converting polygraph signals to visualize wavelenghts for easy Fourier Analysis on an emulator
[02:19] <cyclicflux> *on my ubuntu linux system
[02:20] <cyclicflux> is anyone here familiar with zeromq
[02:20] <cyclicflux> ???
[02:20] <Satra> darkx : ??/
[02:20] <Satra> whats this debian file archive you are talking about
[02:20] <minix2004> Ubuntu based on Debian. Ubuntu packages usually have *.deb files
[02:20] <jongbergs> cyclicflux: what exactly so u mean
[02:20] <darkx> Satra: the archive can be found on google
[02:21] <Satra> no other solution darkx?
[02:21] <Satra> cant apt get the job done?
[02:21] <darkx> Satra: there me a dire option......
[02:22] <minix2004> Satra: Choose google for searching it. Like Oneiric an *.deb file. This asterisk stands for the file you looking for.
[02:23] <cyclicflux> jongbergs, I mean that I am installing it, and appearantly am not installing it to the right place, due to there being no package, and having to manually then compile it from source.
[02:23] <Satra> whats all this about
[02:23] <cyclicflux> jongbergs, I myself am more familiar with archlinux, but I am on a machine that is using ubuntu.
[02:23] <Satra> i deleted a directoy by mistake that wicd uses
[02:23] <Satra> i need to reinstall wicd, thats all correct?
[02:23] <Satra> that didnt work, what is the solution to this?
[02:24] <Satra> i doknt know what darkx is talking about to be honest
[02:24] <minix2004> Satra: You can give apt-get install xxxxx.deb a try
[02:24] <cyclicflux> satra, I'd install wicd
[02:24] <jongbergs> cyclicflux: ok so u want to know how to compile frm src on ubuntu
[02:24] <Satra> thats the problem
[02:24] <Satra> didnt work
[02:25] <darkx> satra: i really don't think i can help you
[02:25] <Satra> i did apt-get remove wicd then apt-get install wicd
[02:25] <Satra> and still the files are missing
[02:25] <Satra> darkx: np
[02:25] <VdBsKuNk> By the way.. (Hello first).. I'm using XChat to talk here. Anyone can tell me if it's a good choice ????
[02:25] <Satra> yes best out there VdBsKuNk
[02:25] <darkx> VdBsKuNk: You are making a mistake
[02:26] <VdBsKuNk> Thanks a lot Satra !!! :)
[02:26] <acerimmer> VdBsKuNk: yes
[02:26] <cyclicflux> jongbergs, ehhhh.... I can compile under ordinary circumstances, however this is a kernel level wrapper that enables synchronous two way inter-process communication, via sockets/etc...
[02:26] <cyclicflux> jongbergs, and although successfully compiling a number of programs on the ubuntu system it appears that this is not working.
[02:27] <VdBsKuNk> thanks darkx , acerimmer :)
[02:27] <VdBsKuNk> darkx, lol, what sort of mistake do i make ??
[02:28] <Chakravanti> So anyone know how to force a hard drive to operate in SATAI mode?  I keep reading about it but nothing about how to
[02:28] <darkx> VdBsKuNk: Xchat is a catalyst for sexting
[02:28] <minix2004> darkx: I dont know anything about Fourier Analysis, sorry very much . . .
[02:28] <Chakravanti> bah wc sry
[02:28] <urlin2u> Satra, I would run a purge rather then remove then reinstall>
[02:28] <darkx> minix2004: ... with some TGG on the side?
[02:28] <VdBsKuNk> darkx, erf.. and what about you ??
[02:28] <cyclicflux> jongbergs, I am putting zeromq on then its python binding pyzmq, https://github.com/zeromq/zeromq2-1
[02:29] <minix2004> TGG is what???
[02:29] <darkx> VdBsKuNk: i use bitchx2
[02:29] <cyclicflux> I've got to roll for a few minutes back in a bit.
[02:29] <jongbergs> cyclicflux: i see cyclicflux u need someone with deep understanding on low level compilation
[02:30] <darkx> minix2004: Transformational Generative Grammar
[02:30] <cyclicflux> jongbergs, I was kind of thinking that because I only had to do stuff like this with/in archlinux, with arch-build-system/etc... .
[02:31] <minix2004> darkx: The use of Transformaltional Generative Grammar for what?
[02:31] <VdBsKuNk> darkx, ok... and even if i use linux ?? (actually in France)
[02:31] <Jordan_U> darkx: This channel is for Ubutu support only. I really think that your question is outside the scope of this channel.
[02:32] <cyclicflux> jongbergs, I am reading the install portion on the git repository for it and I am trying to go and find the various ubuntu parameters necessary to do it
[02:32] <darkx> minix2004: For my polygraph
[02:32] <darkx> VdBsKuNk: Yes BitchX2 is for Linux friends as well
[02:32] <cyclicflux> jongbergs, that semantically to some degree is what I believe the problem to be. I also was referencing shared-libraries on the tldp.org site
[02:33] <VdBsKuNk> ok darkx , i'm gonna try it.... Bye !!!
[02:33] <darkx> Jordan_U: I'm sorry Jordan. I won't mess up again. Please do not banish me from the server. I have come here to learn
[02:34] <jongbergs> cyclicflux: i see gudluck i hope u will find what ur looking for :)
[02:34] <minix2004> darkx: Polygraph and oszillograph are similiar? Sorry about this question.
[02:35] <darkx> minix2004: depends on what you want to use them for
[02:35] <ztane> 'Language support' in system settings seems not to work at all - window opens, gnome-language-selector progress bar shows up, and then the window closes... 11.10..
[02:36] <minix2004> darkx: aha
[02:36] <Jordan_U> minix2004: darkx: Please continue polygraph and other non Ubuntu support related questions in another channel like #ubuntu-offtopic or via PM.
[02:37] <minix2004> OK
[02:37] <dttys> hi
[02:38] <dttys> i'm installing rtorrent, and when i ran configure it gave an error saying libcurl was missing
[02:38] <minix2004> Jordan_U. What are the plans from canonical for creating Mobile and Websticks applications?
[02:39] <dttys> problem is, when i try to download libcurl and its dependancies there's somehting wrong with the links
[02:39] <ztane> also, how tomake ibus indicator show on unity?
[02:39] <Jordan_U> minix2004: I have no idea, and that's also a question for #ubuntu-offtopic or elsewhere as it's not an Ubuntu support question.
[02:40] <minix2004> Ubuntu goes mobile I read. This channel is only for desktop use?
[02:41] <cyclicflux> jongbergs, thanks
[02:41] <imwhoha> hello
[02:42] <Jordan_U> minix2004: This channel is only for technical support of existing Ubuntu offerings. Not for speculation about future plans.
[02:42] <rich_> my scanner is not working, drivers for printing with the dcp brother worked just fine from the same website
[02:42] <dttys> this are the packages that seem to have broken links: http://pastebin.com/R9nUTZ1U
[02:42] <dttys> *these
[02:45] <dttys> is there any other way to get the packages?
[02:45] <minix2004> Jordan_U: OK. Mobile and Webstick connection IS a Ubuntu support. Applications for that utopic. thanks.
[02:45] <antipragmatist> my /etc/network/interfaces only has 2 entries
[02:45] <antipragmatist> auto lo
[02:46] <antipragmatist> iface lo inet loopback
[02:46] <antipragmatist> and thats ite
[02:46] <darkx> minix2004: Jordan_U: i have created a channel for the in demand and those who are unhappy with limitations. please join #polygraph-ubuntu for ALL discussion on things from polygraphic speculation on the Linux kernel, and BEYOND
[02:46] <aroman> what do I need to do to copy my gpg credentials from one computer to another
[02:46] <aroman> I really don't want to create another keypair and upload them
[02:47] <Iluvalar> Hello guys. Can I ask for help please ? I tried to change the server, I tried to limit the amount of package, I tried to sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* -vf and I also tried to wait and pray that the pb resolve all by itself.. I'm still getting the message "W:Failed to fetch gzip:/var/lib/apt/lists/partial/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_natty_main_binary-i386_Packages  Hash Sum mismatch" can someone help ?
[02:48] <imwhoha> how do i pair my linux mint with my andriod phone
[02:49] <minix2004> imwhoha: wammu? can help
[02:49] <urlin2u> imwhoha, min=t is not supported on this channel
[02:49] <urlin2u> mint*
[02:49] <minix2004> mint is a ubuntu clone
[02:50] <acerimmer> !mint
[02:50] <urlin2u> minix2004, still not suppoterd
[02:50] <imwhoha> got it thanks
[02:50] <ztane> how to make ibus autostart, 11.10. for the trayicon, needed to whitelist ibus on cmdline...
[02:52] <Gerald> how can u create a ubuntu package for the kernel?
[02:52] <minix2004> urlin2u: I know. I thought orange juice and mandarine juice are very similiar . . .
[02:53] <Gerald> how can u create a ubuntu package for the kernel?
[02:53] <urlin2u> minix2004, may I suggest you read the channel topic and links so your up to speed with the channel guidelines, it helps to know the drill. :D
[02:54] <trism> Gerald: I think the easiest way is with make-kpkg: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile#Alternate_Build_Method:_The_Old-Fashioned_Debian_Way
[02:54] <Gerald> i have this page
[02:54] <Gerald> i currently did AUTOBUILD=1 fakeroot debian/rules binary-debs
[02:54] <trism> Gerald: that is not the way I am talking about
[02:55] <chalced> has anyone gotten an epson printer to work with ubuntu? we have a workforce 845 - do i need to configure cups separately?
[02:55] <urlin2u> chalced, you look in the drivers in printer and make sure cups is used?
[02:55] <urlin2u> looked
[02:56] <antipragmatist> after running "sudo update-initramfs -u" nothningn runs nowq
[02:56] <karthick87> How to install vmware in ubuntu 11.04?
[02:56] <minix2004> urlin2u: Your funny :) I am a Ubuntu oneiric user. this is the right channel or not?
[02:57] <antipragmatist> damn ubuntu is worst than ms windows os family OS
[02:57] <acerimmer> karthick87: Software Center??
[02:57] <chalced> urlin2u, it says it works with cups, but doesn't say how
[02:57] <antipragmatist> shitware
[02:57] <acerimmer> !language|antipragmatist
[02:57] <urlin2u> chalced, you can choose cups in the driver setup.
[02:58] <chalced> hmmmm
[02:58] <chalced> where is driver setup?
[02:58] <urlin2u> chalced, printing
[02:58] <chalced> ok thanks!
[02:59] <karthick87> acerimmer: No its not available
[02:59] <urlin2u> minix2004, I'm not sure your on the right planet,but the channels correct. :D
[02:59] <metasansana> !xubuntu
[03:00] <metap0d> Has anyone installed Ubuntu using USB Universal Installer?
[03:00] <minix2004> urlin2u: Ad aspera ad astra :))
[03:00] <xangua> !anyone | metap0d
[03:01] <andyvy> my ubuntu software center opens up to a blank window, and just sits there, anyone seen anything like this?
[03:02] <urlin2u> metap0d, many have what's up?
[03:02] <Arcademan> May I ask is there a way I can make pulseaudio reconize my second audio jack and use both of them at the same time?
[03:02] <acerimmer> karthick87: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware/Player
[03:03] <metap0d> urlin2u: I purchased an Asus U31SD a few days ago and it seems nobody had any issues installing Ubuntu except me. I can't seem to find anyone on google having the same issue.
[03:04] <darkx> acerimmer: join #polygraph-ubuntu
[03:04] <almoxarife> Arcademan: does 'sound' properties see it?
[03:04] <coolstar-pc> Arcademan: For me, both audio jacks of mine work. Are they from the same audio card for you?
[03:05] <Jordan_U> darkx: This isn't a place to advertise other channels either. This is your last warning about offtopic comments.
[03:05] <Arcademan> I only see one almoxarife :)
[03:05] <urlin2u> metap0d, generally I suggest unetbootin to load a thumb, I use one called multisystem that will load multiple ISO's myself.
[03:05] <Arcademan> And it only goes through one jack not the other :)
[03:06] <metap0d> urlin2u: I tried unetbootin too, unfortunately it's the same result.
[03:06] <urlin2u> metap0d, you getting a black screen?
[03:06] <Arcademan> Yes its the same sound card with muti outputs :)
[03:06] <minix2004> Jordan-U: What about new lenses supported in unity oneiric?
[03:06] <metap0d> urlin2u: Using Universal USB Installer, it goes to the install mention correctly. But if I try to choose Install Ubuntu or Run Ubuntu it just blinks and comes back to the menu.
[03:07] <metap0d> urlin2u: It'll stay in an endless loop, counting down from 5 and selecting Run Ubuntu over and over.
[03:07] <Iluvalar1> so nobody here is able to help with my "Hash Sum mismatch" pb ?
[03:07] <Jordan_U> Iluvalar1: You haven't even asked a question yet. Try that first.
[03:07] <minix2004> Jordan_U. I ask for a list or collections of lenses. New categories.
[03:08] <acerimmer> Iluvalar1: I suspect a corrupted download.  DL again and hash check.
[03:08] <Jordan_U> minix2004: I don't know anything about that myself, sorry.
[03:08] <n0nuf> how is everyone tonight?
[03:09] <urlin2u> metap0d, hmm could be a bad download you can check the md5sum of the iso. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[03:09] <coolstar-pc> !ot | n0nuf
[03:09] <Iluvalar1> acerimmer: I already switched the server in the option and downloaded again without success
[03:10] <n0nuf> I am having issues with ubuntu i386 livecd. I have an ASUS Radeon HD 5450 which is not supported. I need to know how to start the system in text mode only so I can install and change the driver.
[03:10] <Jordan_U> !alternate | n0nuf
[03:10] <urlin2u> n0nuf, use the alternative
[03:11] <n0nuf> Ok, I'll look. Does anyone have a recommendation on an ATI chipset low profile card that will run on a 300W PS on a mini-ITX setup?
[03:11] <antipragmatist> i delete insetall of uboo-boo 10.04
[03:12] <Iluvalar1> acerimmer: jordan_U each try time i try to update the packages it says : W:Failed to fetch gzip:/var/lib/apt/lists/partial/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_natty_main_binary-i386_Packages  Hash Sum mismatch
[03:12] <Iluvalar1> and more of the same type.. i wont spam
[03:12] <antipragmatist> it turns out the ubunto is a boo-boo
[03:12] <metap0d> urlin2u: The MD5 sum matches the alternate install cd, do you think there would be a reason in trying the standard ISO?
[03:13] <n0nuf> The UBUNTU alternative downloads are torrents. I am not setup for this. is there an install ISO or IMG file.
[03:13] <Jordan_U> n0nuf: There are non-torrent download links for the altenate install isos.
[03:13] <minix2004> What do Ubuntu users think about new lenses to Ubuntu-Wiki, tutorials to bash and editors and most used software applications?
[03:14] <urlin2u> metap0d, either should work, I haven't booted a alternative for a while so I'm not sure why you would see a run ubuntu, on a live cd it is try ubuntu, both work the alternative is for text installs.
[03:15] <kn100-vga> I want to get the horizsync for my monitor..I have it hooked up to a laptop with intel graphics..What can I do
[03:15] <Guacamayo> quick question: what are those "alternate" versions of ubuntu on the alternative downloads tab @ubuntu.com?
[03:16] <acerimmer> Guacamayo: DVD, ubuntu lite, etc.
[03:16] <xangua> ubottu: tell Guacamayo about alternate
[03:16] <seshagiri> Does anyone know how to restrict users from executing commands like rm, rmdir, chmod etc?
[03:16] <xangua> acerimmer: is just a text installerm not an 'ubuntu lite'
[03:17] <Jordan_U> n0nuf: http://mirror.pnl.gov/releases/11.10/
[03:17] <urlin2u> Guacamayo, alternative is a text install and has a few other tools.
[03:17] <bucky> n0nuf, http://releases.ubuntu.com/11.10/
[03:17] <bucky> n0nuf, is oneric what you wanted?
[03:17] <Jordan_U> seshagiri: Trying to blacklist commands is not going to increase security or prevent mallicious users from doing mallicious things. What is your end goal>
[03:18] <Guacamayo> I see, thanks for the responds ;)
[03:18] <n0nuf> Thank you. I found an install CD for alternate 11.10.
[03:18] <Jordan_U> ?
[03:18] <bucky> n0nuf, why did you need alternate cd ?
[03:18] <bucky> raid?
[03:18] <selina2_> i would suggest make regular user not root
[03:19] <n0nuf> bucky: I have ASUS Radeon HD 5450 and the vid drv is not supported. Screen turns to crap when it boots.
[03:19] <jwp121> n0nuf, can you use the server install?
[03:19] <bucky> ic
[03:19] <n0nuf> no. server install does the same thing.
[03:19] <urlin2u> n0nuf, you familiar with nomodeset?
[03:20] <n0nuf> Another ?: Can I mount the UBUNTU ALT CD image in CENTOS 6 and chroot into it to test it?
[03:21] <n0nuf> URL: no. I have not used *nix for years. Getting tired of being a *dows server engineer. Want a new job back in the *nix world.
[03:22] <bucky> n0nuf, try the install again and F1-5 to see the instructions... look for the nomodeset option
[03:22] <n0nuf> Does Linux have open source hypervisor like VMWare ESXi?
[03:23] <seshagiri> Jordan_U: I have an environment like Smash the Stack. Contestants will be logging in to server and i have taken the write access from every files. But still i am afraid :)
[03:24] <bucky> n0nuf, kvm xen open-vm  others
[03:24] <Arcademan> got it to work manually with a file edit thank you guys :)
[03:25] <n0nuf> bucky: ty. are they as stable and efficient as VMWare? I have ESXi 4.1 enterprise server. I don't want to pay another 5K to upgrade to v5.
[03:26] <Jordan_U> seshagiri: I'm going to be blunt. If you are actually considering denying access to chmod as a security measure you're probably doomed unless the people you are inviting to "attack" are incompitent. I would recomment not trying to do what it sounds like you're trying to do.
[03:26] <wrektjet> i tried software called "storage device manager" to manage my partitions however instead of helping - when i boot i get errors such as "an error occuredwhen mounting /media/sdb1 NTFS system is missing"
[03:26] <bucky> yes.. kvm is quite mature and in the kernel tree... 12.04 server has openstack and all that stuff
[03:27] <n0nuf> bucky: rgr. tyvm for information. I will look into it. Do you know if the VMDK files will transfer over or will the VM's have to be rebuilt?
[03:27] <metap0d> urlin2u: Using the standard download ISO worked, go figure : )
[03:28] <urlin2u> metap0d, good deal.
[03:28] <bucky> n0nuf, pretty sure they can be converted read about kvm
[03:28] <n0nuf> bucky: rgr.
[03:29] <bucky> n0nuf, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/FAQ
[03:29] <seshagiri> Jordan_U: That is a good piece of information. As it is my first organizing, i am little bit afraid! Thanks for clarifying my doub'ts
[03:29] <Jordan_U> seshagiri: You're welcome.
[03:29] <n0nuf> bucky: Like I said, it's been awhile since I've been in *nix world. Is it possible to mount the alternate image in CentOS 6 and chroot into the ubuntu environment and install?
[03:30] <Jordan_U> n0nuf: No. It is possible to install Ubuntu from another Distribution, but it's not at all practical.
[03:31] <n0nuf> Jordan: rgr. tyvm
[03:31] <Jordan_U> n0nuf: You're welcome.
[03:32] <n0nuf> Jordan: Do you know of another ATI driver that will work on Ubuntu 11.1 and ATI Radeon HD 5450?
[03:34] <bucky> n0nuf, i'm surprised you're having trouble.. my 5750 works just fine
[03:34] <Zephr0> all of a sudden i cant ftp into my ubuntu 11.10 server.. vsftpd is running and it gets to verifying password and then it times out, any ideas?
[03:34] <n0nuf> bucky: Yes, I was suprised also. I looked at supported hardware on ubuntu ws, and this seems to be one of the only cards not on the list. lol. all other *nix distros work fine. It's just ubuntu.
[03:35] <bucky> n0nuf, which version of ubuntu are you installing?
[03:35] <n0nuf> bucky: 11.10 . I've tried i386, AMD_64, in both desktop and server vars
[03:36] <bucky> hmm... dunno
[03:36] <bucky> got another card laying around?
[03:37] <metap0d> ugh, Nvidia Optimus ><
[03:37] <n0nuf> bucky: I will stop at store on the way back to KC Monday and get something else that will run on a 300w PS. I'm just trying to use this vacation time to setup some servers for testing.
[03:38] <n0nuf> ok, I'm off for a bit to reinstall and see if alt version will work on this card. thanks for the information. If I don't see you, you guys have a good evening.
[03:39] <slicknick5181> Hello I have some questions regarding edubuntu 11.10 ltsp
[03:40] <Glacia> I have an internet problem on my linux box
[03:41] <Jimmio> Hey all. I'm trying to flash my BIOS from live cd.. I can't get Ubuntu to boot because of some disk reading issue, and I suspect the BIOS is at fault (BIOS says device is 128GB, not 320)
[03:41] <Glacia> For some reason while other computers can connect to the wifi I can not
[03:41] <almoxarife> i want to strip the bloat out of 11.10, is there a site that offers up various profiles for such a thing?
[03:41] <Jimmio> The linux.dell.com wiki is only so helpful. Packages are missing
[03:42] <Glacia> How do I check to locate the problem
[03:42] <Jimmio> How can I find out my device's ID?
[03:42] <devis_> Anyone here to help with gnome shell installation?
[03:42] <devis_> gnome irc is dead
[03:43] <jwp121> devis_: What's your issue, I can try to help.
[03:43] <austin> ./window 4
[03:44] <xangua> !nounity | devis_
[03:44] <devis_> thank you
[03:44] <almoxarife> Glacia: your system log is a good start, the one labeled 'syslog'
[03:44] <devis_> I installed gnome shell and have logged in with with but im having some grphic problems
[03:45] <Glacia> Ok
[03:45] <devis_> my text and icons are all blurry and distorted
[03:48] <Glacia> I Have three syslogs
[03:49] <teicah> any hints?  My desktop machine is amd64 arch w/maverick.. upgrading from kernel 3.1.9 to 3.2.1 manually locks up my wireless mouse+keyboard.. my config is here: http://pastebin.com/fVaau7H0
[03:49] <almoxarife> Glacia: 0-zero
[03:50] <Glacia> Looks like an ip6 config timeout
[03:51] <almoxarife> teicah: the #chorizo-arch channel sounds like the place to ask
[03:54] <Glacia> But I dont know what that means
[03:54] <Grymmoire> Okay so to start compiling things on my own I created a /usr/local/src/foldername directory. I have the necessary programs to make compile apps. The issue I'm having is that when I do the command "cd /usr/local/src/foldername" it tells me that directory doesn't exist. And I need to be in the directory to execute the make command
[03:56] <h4ckm3> anyone familiar with remastersys?
[03:56] <Glacia> Can I ignore the ipv6 auth?
[03:56] <almoxarife> Glacia: one of the syslog as a 0(zero)?, that be the one
[03:56] <acerimmer> Grymmoire: typo would do that...
[03:56] <Grymmoire> I didn't make a typo though
[03:56] <almoxarife> Glacia: yes, you can
[03:57] <Grymmoire> "cd /usr/local/svn/wxWidgets"
[03:57] <Grymmoire> No typo
[03:58] <Grymmoire> And I changed permissions on the folder so I could access them
[03:58] <teicah> any hints?  My desktop machine is amd64 arch w/maverick.. upgrading from kernel 3.1.9 to 3.2.1 manually locks up my wireless mouse+keyboard.. my config is here: http://pastebin.com/fVaau7H0
[03:59] <Glacia> Ok well that didnt work... I dont understand the 0(zero) I know that you are talking about the number zero.... I see a syslog without numbers is that the one... In the text edit it talks about a ipv6 auth failed/timedout
[04:01] <h4ckm3> anyone familiar with remastersys?
[04:01] <Glacia> I ignored the ip6 because of no ip6 routers present
[04:01] <almoxarife> Glacia: it was not 'ignored' before?
[04:02] <Glacia> No
[04:02] <almoxarife> Glacia: logout and return, try wifi on return
[04:02] <Grymmoire> No one?
[04:04] <Glacia> Still cant lookup dns
[04:05] <harushimo> a question for everyone...is there pre-compiled package for drupal in the ubuntu repos?
[04:06] <istiaque> Hi,How to install SeaMonkey in ubuntu 11.04.Please Help
[04:07] <undefined0> how do i get all the ip address on my local area network?
[04:08] <Glacia> Im loosing battery power just to let you know
[04:09] <acerimmer> istiaque: sudo apt-get install seamonkey
[04:10] <mebigfatguy_> for (i = 0; i < 255; i++) { ping your ip.3 + i)
[04:11] <istiaque> acerimmer>Thank You..Its working.......
[04:11] <undefined0> do i need to ping 192.168.0.0 and 192.168.0.255?
[04:12] <acerimmer> istiaque: de nada
[04:12] <undefined0> mebigfatguy_, do i need to ping 192.168.0.0 and 192.168.0.255?
[04:13] <mebigfatguy_> undefined0, no
[04:14] <qubits> any idea why banshee would be skipping so bad
[04:14] <karthick87> Can anyone help me with PXE boot setup pls?
[04:14] <qubits> it says its taking up most of the cpu
[04:15] <datruth_> doesx anyone know if the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M card has 3gb of dedi memory?
[04:16] <Agent[99]> ping6 2001:4860:b002::68
[04:16] <Glacia> I love getting partial help... Can anyone finish assisting me before my battery dies
[04:16] <Agent[99]> nice human readable adress...
[04:18] <Agent[99]> i guess 2001 stands for 2001 space odyssey
[04:18] <Gerald_> trism, what whould i do in the screen when i call make menuconfig ??
[04:22] <Ibuprofen> anyone know how i can alter xorg.conf while X11 is running, without restarting X11?
[04:22] <Ibuprofen> and having the changes take effect
[04:23] <_Dom> How do you use SDL with alsa in Ubuntu
[04:23] <_Dom> ?
[04:24] <datruth_> to install gnome3 just sudo apt-get install gnome?
[04:24] <acerimmer> datruth_: yes
[04:24] <_Dom> yes
[04:24] <karthick87> Can anyone help me with PXE boot setup pls?
[04:25] <_Dom> How do you use SDL with alsa in Ubuntu ?
[04:25] <_Dom> Or how do you get pulseaudio to work with SDL_mixer ?
[04:28] <datruth_> thx
[04:28] <_Dom> How do you use SDL with alsa in Ubuntu ?
[04:28] <_Dom> Or how do you get pulseaudio to work with SDL_mixer ?
[04:29] <dfcnvt> _Dom, I'm sure it's very boring for us to say the same things again and again... But best way to learn and get yourself started is by googling.
[04:30] <_Dom> dfcvt I have and have just spent around 5 hours with a pro from irc (cmr) and we haven't solved it.
[04:30] <_Dom> dfcnvt so thanks for the advice but no, have tried
[04:32] <almoxarife> _Dom: well, lets see if you can beat the expert then.
[04:32] <almoxarife> an expert no less
[04:33] <_Dom> almoxarife I googled 100 times man.. can you help me ?
[04:33] <almoxarife> _Dom: exactly  what is you are trying to do, and i mean exactly!
[04:34] <almoxarife> _Dom: while you are at it, install 'pastebinit'
[04:37] <_Dom> almoxarife : Basically i compiled this music app that i made in C++ and ran it in pinguy os virtual machine and ran it. The music app worked and the music played. No problem. Pinguy is laggy though in VMs so I got Ubuntu and when doing it in Pinguy it compiled but when I opened it displayed in Terminal "there is no sound card". The code and libraries are perfect no problem I checked with three experts now. When I remove pulseaudio, it does n
[04:38] <trism> Gerald_: you need to configure the kernel for your system. you can also just use the default ubuntu config in /boot/config-$(uname -r); but the build will take a while
[04:39] <Chotaz> How do I install folding @ home on ubuntu?
[04:41] <[deXter]> Chotaz, the download and installation instructions are on the website...
[04:42] <dandielionous> hello
[04:42] <almoxarife> _Dom: you created a app, and it wont play on ubuntu but the experts say it should? what sound card is emulated on the VM?
[04:42] <dandielionous> #ubuntu
[04:42] <dandielionous> oops
[04:43] <_Dom> almoxarife Analog Stereo Duplex
[04:43] <_Dom> almoxarife ES1371[AudioPC1-97]
[04:46] <almoxarife> _Dom: your app is avail for d/l?
[04:48] <_Dom> almoxarife : here we go again.. I'll upload it for you but you want to bed there is no problem with the code or library etc. Exherbo and kubuntu were able to play it (no vms) and pinguy vm was able.. Just Ubuntu and Mint VMs were not able.. I'll send you the link by PM
[04:48] <_Dom> bet*
[04:49] <almoxarife> _Dom: no need for the code, nevermind
[04:49] <almoxarife> _Dom: kubuntu does not use pulseaudio
[04:50] <_Dom> Yes I know for kubuntu
[04:51] <thederpherder> Any DNS wizards in here today? I need some help with my conf. I'm learning DNS and setting up a Class-A network. I can resolv the names I assigned to the machines on my domain but am unable to hit anything like google from anything but the NDS box
[04:52] <Corey> thederpherder: Nobody calls it class A anymore.
[04:52] <Corey> And you don't have recursion turned on.
[04:52] <thederpherder> :-(
[04:52] <thederpherder> what
[04:52] <robin0800> almoxarife: think it does these days
[04:53] <thederpherder> how do I "turn on" recusrion Corey
[04:53] <almoxarife> robin0800: nope, i run kubuntu, no pa, i know, i stripped it out when i decided to run plasma-desktop only, no more pa issues :)
[04:54] <_Dom> almoxarife : sent you the app by pm
[04:54] <chalced> how do i get xsane image scanner to show up in Applications > Sound and Video on ubuntu 10.10 ?
[04:55] <chalced> it works if i type xsane in command line
[04:55] <Corey> thederpherder: Enable recursive lookups for your /8? :-)
[04:55] <chalcedony> shouldn't it just do that?
[04:56] <thederpherder> Corey: like I said. I'm learning this, can you dumb that down?
[04:56] <_Dom> almoxarife ?
[04:56] <admini> ?
[04:56] <Gerald_> where can i get msp430-gdb from?
[04:56] <ubud> anyone knows how to reset win 2008 server pw?
[04:57] <_Dom> admini : Basically, I compiled this music app that I made in C++ and ran it in Pinguy OS virtual machine The music app worked and the music played. No problem. Pinguy is laggy though in VMs so I got Ubuntu and when doing it in Pinguy it compiled but when I opened it displayed in Terminal "there is no sound card". The code and libraries are perfect no problem I checked with three experts now. When I remove pulseaudio, it does not do it with a
[04:57] <_Dom> Without the "Just installed […] difference" - admini
[04:58] <Ibis> Hey guys, With an Encrypted Ubuntu filesystem installed on SSD,       is there a trim-like feature built in for trimming encrypted ssd?
[04:58] <tut_> hi all
[04:59] <mucus> can i get some advice on making a live usb?
[04:59] <Chotaz> [deXter]: im having problems using F@H via origami, can you help me?
[04:59] <mucus> i have an iso and a partitioned usb hard drive
[05:00] <almoxarife> _Dom: where is the sdl connection in all this?
[05:00] <_Dom> Didn't I give you SDL_mixertest1 ?
[05:00] <_Dom> The musicplayer
[05:00] <_Dom> Is coded in C++ using libsdl-dev and libsdl-mixer1.2(-dev)
[05:01] <Ibis> mucus: Use a software called unetbootin. http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/              Can install on Windows, or just use this command in linux to install, sudo apt-get install unetbootin         Or search for unetbootin     in Ubuntu package manager.
[05:01] <mucus> i have that
[05:01] <Ibis> mucus: You can then open the program from the menu.
[05:01] <mucus> it won't let me use anything larger tha n4gb
[05:01] <mucus> my hard drive is 173
[05:01] <almoxarife> _Dom: i didnt bother to look at your pm, i cant reproduce something if i dont have PA
[05:01] <Ibis> then you can not do that as far as I know.
[05:02] <mucus> can i just create a 4gb partition and use the other partition as storage
[05:02] <mucus> ?
[05:02] <Ibis> A really great alternative is to use YUMI,         lets you create a MULTI booting distro live CD.
[05:02] <mucus> i'd love to do a live cd if i had an optical media drive
[05:03] <Ibis> mucus: Sure.         Just don't expect to be able to look between partitions on windows. (I tried), windows will only read the first partition and not read the other.
[05:03] <_Dom> almoxarife sperec.fr/appdom.zip
[05:03] <Ibis> LIVE CD = Live USB too.
[05:03] <mucus> yeah, i don't care about that.... i wanna have an independent os from windows
[05:03] <Ibis> If you can install your ISO to your USB.
[05:04] <almoxarife> _Dom: what is the connection to sdl?
[05:04] <Ibis> Then you can do that (That being, make partition, and installing a bootable ISO to a partition, I suggest you install it to first partition).
[05:04] <_Dom> almoxarife.. download the app you'll see ! it's made in C++ using the SDL libraries !!
[05:04] <mucus> what do you mean, is there an order to the partitons?
[05:04] <Chotaz> Anyone that uses Origami for Folding@Home?
[05:05] <Agent[99]> do you get bitcoind for that?
[05:05] <Ibis> Generally, the rule of thumb is,           if you want to boot, it's a good idea to put your "Bootable files" into the fist partition.
[05:05] <_Dom> almoxarife it's 5 in the morning here, do you know how to solve this or not ? If not I'll go to bed now
[05:06] <Agent[99]> _Dom: whats your problem dude?
[05:06] <Chotaz> Agent[99]: i dont think so
[05:07] <almoxarife> _Dom: am i keeping you from something?
[05:08] <almoxarife> _Dom: i have a machine with pa on it, will running your app on 11.04 make any diff?
[05:09] <almoxarife> _Dom: leave me your email address and what ever i figure out i will provide it via email
[05:11] <_Dom> almoxarife : Thanks so very much, I really appreciate that it's really kind of you. My e-mail adress is dominus@sperec.fr. Am looking forward to hearing from you, thanks again mate, you're great. Good night #ubuntu :)
[05:12] <karthick87> How to enable networking in vmware in ubuntu?
[05:12] <Gerald_> how can i extract a .pkg.tar.xz file?
[05:14] <Ibis> Anyone knows if encrypted Ubuntu supports TRIM for SSD?
[05:14] <Ibis> Like, is that possible?
[05:14] <mucus> i still can't figure out this live usb nonsense, it makes me feel really dumb. . .
[05:15] <SwedeMike> Ibis: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Solid_State_Drives#Encrypted_partition
[05:16] <SwedeMike> Ibis: so 12.04 should have support for it
[05:17] <Ibis> mucus: Step one. Plug in USB.      Step two. Open up unetbootin.         Step three. Click on Disk Image.            Step four. find your ISO.          Step five,      run it. And then you're done.
[05:17] <mucus> i hit run it, it says verify steps
[05:17] <mucus> i look, and yes... the choices i made are the choices i want
[05:19] <karthick87> I am stuck with the pxe server setup, could you help me pls ?
[05:19] <chalcedony> the scanner says it can't see the computer, but scanning from the computer works, any tricks i missed? it's epson workhorse 845 / ubuntu 10.10
[05:30] <shovell> anyone know where i can find some help with net radiant
[05:32] <rypervenche> Gerald_: tar xJvf filename.pkg.tar.xz
[05:33] <rypervenche> mucus: What are you trying to do? Put it on a USB drive?
[05:33] <mucus> yeah
[05:33] <rypervenche> mucus: Are you using unetbootin?
[05:33] <mucus> i just decided to make a 4gb partition on my hard drive, and use said new partiton along with unetbootin to create a ubuntu live usb
[05:34] <rypervenche> mucus: What's the 4GB partition for?
[05:34] <mucus> it needs to be a fat partiton for unetbootin to be able to use it
[05:34] <rypervenche> mucus: On the USB drive, not your hard drive
[05:35] <mucus> i'm using a partition on the hard drive
[05:35] <Ibis> mucus: Any error messages?
[05:35] <mucus> none
[05:35] <Ibis> That thing should've installed by now.
[05:35] <mucus> now i need to go to bios and set usb as primary, yeah?
[05:35] <mucus> it did
[05:35] <mucus> but i've been chatting in irc
[05:36] <Ibis> Go reboot.        Then do this:       go to Boot option .       (No need to change boot settings)
[05:36] <rypervenche> mucus: You're using a partition of your hard drive to boot into it as a live session?
[05:36] <mucus> yes
[05:36] <mucus> is that an issue?
[05:36] <rypervenche> mucus: So there is no USB drive?
[05:36] <Ibis> And tell your computer that you want to boot from USB,          not the Optical disk or Harddrive.
[05:36] <mucus> there is no spoon
[05:37] <Ibis> Or go into bios and change drive priority.
[05:37] <rypervenche> mucus: Is that a yes or a no?
[05:37] <mucus> Ibis: yeah, that's what i'm doing next
[05:37] <rypervenche> mucus: If that is what you are doing, it will not work.
[05:38] <mucus> rypervenche: there is 1 usb hard drive.  i have thus far created 3 partitions on it, 1 is for use by windows and has media and such saved to it. 1 is a blank ntfs partition. 1 is a bootable fat partition
[05:38] <rypervenche> Ahhh
[05:38] <mucus> this setup should work, yes?
[05:38] <rypervenche> Ok, that makes much more sense now. Yes, that should work fine.
[05:38] <keith_linux123> how do i change my default web-browser to Chromuim from firefox
[05:39] <mucus> next step i intend to take is to boot to bios, set the bootable fat drive as primary boot partition, and then reboot into my live linux distro.
[05:40] <almoxarife> have a question for those of you who actually write code, if i find a nears copy of your code but much older is that because it would be obvious to use that exact code or is it because it was copy pasted?
[05:41] <rypervenche> mucus: That should work just fine.
[05:41] <mucus> cool thanks
[05:43] <skpl> can someone help me? i cant play music with rhthymbox
[05:43] <darkowlzz> skpl, any errors?
[05:44] <skpl> just the red yeild sign
[05:45] <skpl> i tried to install esd after removing pulseaudio but i couldnt get it to work, so i reinstalled pulseaudio and now i cant play ,usic
[05:45] <skpl> music
[05:46] <rypervenche> I love those kinds of problems.
[05:49] <mucus> that didn't work >_< i am trying a different distro
[05:50] <almoxarife> skpl: is esd still installed?
[05:50] <skpl> no, i never got it installed
[05:50] <Garybomb> Did you try turning off and on again?
[05:51] <skpl> yes i rebooted.
[05:54] <skpl> i reverted some settings in gcofn and now the music is playing but im not getting any sound
[05:55] <skpl> also, my hardware isnt showing up in sound properties
[05:56] <almoxarife> skpl: what did you re-install ?
[05:57] <skpl> the package 'pulseaudio'
[05:57] <almoxarife> skpl: looked at syslog?
[05:58] <coolstar-pc> !nickspam: milkpaandi
[05:58] <coolstar-pc> !nickspam | milkpaandi
[05:59] <skpl> almoxarife, not yet
[06:00] <almoxarife> skpl: see what the damage is
[06:02] <skpl> what should i be looking for?
[06:02] <almoxarife> skpl: can you pastebinit?
[06:03] <skpl> yes, hold on please
[06:05] <samba35> when i add php to apache i am not able to start apache
[06:05] <samba35> http://pastebin.com/dgVPFLkZ
[06:05] <skpl> almoxarife,  http://pastebin.com/zHkTJGw2
[06:06] <skpl> this is the output of dmesg
[06:12] <almoxarife> skpl: how about syslog?
[06:12] <almoxarife> skpl: this a virtual desktop?
[06:13] <skpl> almoxarife, no
[06:13] <almoxarife> skpl: ok
[06:13] <skpl> i can pastebin syslog. hold on
[06:15] <skpl> http://pastebin.com/PKjWUgKU
[06:15] <Connor1> Anyone here ever written an .asoundrc?
[06:17] <owner> hola
[06:17] <owner> hello
[06:17] <kliwon> hi owner
[06:17] <kliwon> :D
[06:18] <owner> hey kliwon
[06:20] <n2diy> I just ran df -h and it showed /home using 3.3 gigs, so I deleted to Linux .iso files, which should have freed up 1.4 gig, but df -h still shows 3.3 gigs?
[06:20] <almoxarife> skpl: your install is not complete
[06:21] <idarkside> hi
[06:21] <skpl> almoxarife, what do you reccomend that i do?
[06:21] <idarkside> looking for some quick guidance please
[06:21] <owner> ...
[06:22] <idarkside> im looking to create a init.d script that simply runs repoen.sh in the background on boot :) please
[06:22] <horny-sama> any recommendation on how i should partition my 500gb hdd?
[06:22] <horny-sama> using gparted?
[06:22] <almoxarife> skpl: did you look at the syslog?
[06:22] <kliwon> n2diy, : your / and /home are diff partition ?
[06:22] <owner> HEY!!!!!!!!
[06:22] <almoxarife> skpl: what did you use to un-install pulse?
[06:23] <owner> hi
[06:23] <skpl> almoxarife, apt-get purge
[06:23] <idarkside> anyone?
[06:23] <jyoti> how can I change boot scree in ubuntu 11.10
[06:23] <horny-sama> ubunttweak
[06:23] <horny-sama> jyoti,
[06:24] <jyoti> thannks horny-sama
[06:24] <almoxarife> skpl: i use synaptic, you know where to see the history of what was removed?
[06:24] <skpl> almoxarife, no
[06:24] <horny-sama> anyone
[06:24] <n2diy> kliwon, no kidding, df -h list them both.
[06:25] <kliwon> horny-sama, : 100 G for / and rest for /home :D
[06:25] <randomuser> what's the preferred DE configuration for ubuntu in non-accelerated or virtual machines?
[06:26] <kliwon> n2diy, : what size of your HDD ?
[06:26] <almoxarife> skpl: look at dpkg.log, look for 'remove' and anything to do with 'pulseaudio' , what ever was removed needs to be re-installed
[06:26] <hiexpo> just doa reinstall
[06:27] <Fox_Black> HI, who speaks russian? Help me.
[06:27] <n2diy> kliwon, 100 gig, / has 60, and /home has 40.
[06:27] <hiexpo> !russian
[06:28] <almoxarife> skpl: btw, i suggest using synaptic, not as sexy as terminal but it does everything terminal does and has a nice 'history' log to help in restoring by date and time
[06:28] <hiexpo> hola
[06:28] <almoxarife> hiexpo: question?
[06:28] <kliwon> n2diy, : thatś strange...should be free up some size if you have already delete some iso files at your home dir
[06:29] <kliwon> *some space
[06:29] <hiexpo> almoxarife, i amjust a troll
[06:29] <n2diy> kliwon, yes, that's what I thought too. I ran updatedb too, but that didn't seem to do anything at all?
[06:30] <almoxarife> hiexpo: trolling takes place in #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:30] <pangolin> almoxarife: no it doesn't
[06:30] <pangolin> hiexpo: Please follow the guidelines, you know them.
[06:30] <almoxarife> hiexpo: no it does not, my bad
[06:31] <hiexpo> get offmeyou guys    lol
[06:31] <skpl> almoxarife, the only thing taht stands out is ubuntu-desktop, i noticed taht got removed when i removed pulseaudio
[06:31] <almoxarife> skpl: ubuntu-desktop is a good install, it will bring alot back, do that
[06:32] <skpl> almoxarife, ok
[06:32] <kliwon> n2diy, : try locate what files taking large space of your HDD
[06:32] <randomuser> i think i'm in the wrong channel...
[06:33] <no-name-> how do I get around this? does it just mean my kernel is not supported? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/534881/
[06:33] <no-name-> I am running 10.10 (32-bit)
[06:34] <skpl> almoxarife, i installed ubuntu-desktop but i still cant get any sound out of rhthymbox
[06:34] <karthick87> I am stuck with the pxe server setup, could you help me pls ?
[06:34] <runner> hi
[06:34] <n2diy> kliwon, I did, they were the two ~700 mb .iso files that I deleted.
[06:34] <idarkside> im looking to create a init.d script that simply runs repoen.sh in the background on boot :) please
[06:34] <Fox_Black>  /join #ubuntu-ru
[06:34] <almoxarife> skpl: that fast? anything get re-installed?
[06:34] <kliwon> n2diy, : have no idea mate...sorry :D
[06:34] <skpl> almoxarife, yes, pulseaudio-bleutooth and pulseaudio-gconf
[06:35] <almoxarife> skpl: didnt reboot yet?
[06:36] <n2diy> kliwon, ok, thanks for trying.
[06:36] <almoxarife> skpl: yes, need a reboot
[06:36] <skpl> oh ok. thanks, hopefully it will work.
[06:37] <almoxarife> skpl: you can always share what happened
[06:38] <n2diy> kliwon, it's simple! I haven't emptied my trash folder!!
[06:38] <kliwon> n2diy, : heheh..kewl...
[06:39] <slicknick5181> Is anyone here experienced with ltsp?
[06:40] <Urk> I am looking for a broadcom (BCM4306), and I want support for that particular chip set.
[06:40] <n2diy> kliwon, I'm now at 1.9 gig, so I could dump my entire /home directory onto Dropbox, for off sight backup.
[06:41]  * hiexpo back to pentoo /. backtrack / and hey aircrack-ng        dang     hackers       lol    
[06:41] <kliwon> n2diy, : yeah its good plan to have backup :beer:
[06:41] <almoxarife> n2diy: a half gig of my home folder is cache, why would you backup cache?
[06:41] <Urk> I am looking for a broadcom BCM4306 debian sid.
[06:42] <RahulChavan> lHello i want recover my ubuntu 11.10 either move data by terminal to pendrive help please i ve used startx bt it fails
[06:43] <n2diy> kliwon, cheer and beers!
[06:43] <skpl> almoxarife: still no sound.
[06:43] <slicknick5181> RahulChavan you need to use the move command "mv"
[06:43] <almoxarife> skpl: lets see the syslog again
[06:43] <kliwon> n2diy, : got slow line here , i just dump my /home to external HDD
[06:44] <n2diy> almoxarife, I haven't done it yet, I'm not even signed up with Dropbox. I'm hoping drop box supports something like include and exclude files, like rsync does.
[06:44] <RahulChavan> slicknick5185: ok thrn it is $ mv   .....in this format
[06:45] <n2diy> kliwon, roger that, doing pretty much the same thing here, using grsync between to boxes on the LAN.
[06:45] <almoxarife> n2diy: i thought you meant you literally wanted to backup the whole thing, i would think they do
[06:45] <skpl> almoxarife: http://pastebin.com/gkJQhBvu
[06:47] <ibis> Is there a way to set up linuxmint in such a way, I would then be able to reboot and use my encrypted system remotely?
[06:47] <ibis> Like: Remote (using ssh) -> put in encryption passphrase -> Happy dance?
[06:47] <bazhang> ibis, ask in mintsupport
[06:47] <slicknick5181> Is anyone here experienced with ltsp?
[06:47] <bazhang> !mintsupport | ibis
[06:48] <ibis> Wow, I copy pasted. I meant with ubuntu installer. (As I plan to duelboot)
[06:51] <Badman> is this the solution i'm looking for? - http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/      -   I just installed windows as a dual boot for ubuntu 11.04. At startup of the PC, It doesn't give me dual boot options and directly runs windows. Any help on this? Thank you very much.
[06:53] <ibis> Badman: Yes.
[06:54] <_live> question about lkm.  in freebsd: /boot/kernel/*ko ; in linux (e.g. debian): /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/*/*ko ; freebsd allows you to download compiled modules as a gzip'd tarball from an ftp server.  does linux allow something similar?  or are these part of packages? apologies i'm a linux noob.
[06:54] <Badman> ibis: One more question, I am running ubuntu 11.04 and have live CD for 10.04 LTS. Do I need to download the 11.04 live CD to do that?
[06:54] <ibis> No, the older disk should work fine.
[06:54] <bassgoon> anyone know why the brightness control on my laptop appears to change the brightness according to the system, but the brightness doesn't actually change? Lenovo t410 with 11.10
[06:55] <Badman> ibis: Thank you very much :)
[06:55] <hiexpo> at bazhang  you know lol you know you might wanna be mean cause
[06:56] <urlin2u> Badman, your link is not for the grub your using.
[06:56] <bazhang> hiexpo, lets stay on topic here
[06:56] <Badman> urlin2u: I don't get you
[06:57] <skpl> almoxarife: you still there?
[06:57] <almoxarife> skpl: here
[06:57] <hiexpo> probally
[06:57] <almoxarife> skpl: arent you having different issues along with pulse? desktop maybe?
[06:57] <urlin2u> Badman, the link your using is for grub legacy you have grub2 follow this link. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#ChRoot
[06:58] <skpl> almoxarife: nope, no issues, other than my sound card not showing up ion sound properties
[06:58] <nivyaj> hola ubuntu!
[06:59] <Badman> urlin2u : I would like to follow up on my live CD, but for some reason it doesn't detect my ethernet driver
[06:59] <nivyaj> i am a noob to ubutunu. i used to have windows and run norton and malware bytes for antivirus
[06:59] <nivyaj> any recommendations for anti virus?
[06:59] <lotrpy> nivyaj, same here, does ubuntu need a anti virus software?
[06:59] <bazhang> nivyaj, none needed, really
[06:59] <urlin2u> Badman, not sure what that means can you expand that reasoning
[06:59] <bazhang> !virus | nivyaj
[07:00] <n2diy> nivyaj, you don't need any, unless your serving files or email.
[07:00] <Badman> urlin2u : It doesn't connect to the internet, doesn't detect wire. Says "No network devices available"
[07:00] <skpl> almoxarife: do you think installing the 'linux' package would help?
[07:01] <urlin2u> Badman, what does tis have to do with reloading the correct grub?
[07:01] <almoxarife> skpl: you mean a fresh install?
[07:01] <urlin2u> this
[07:01] <urlin2u> Badman, you mean the booted cd wont get to the net?
[07:01] <nivyaj> but momma always said to use protection!
[07:01] <Badman> urlin2u : yea
[07:01] <nivyaj> i don't neeed none?!
[07:02] <skpl> almoxarife: no, there is a package called 'linux' it installs the latest generic kernel
[07:02] <Connor1> Is there any way inside of XFCE to set a systemwide default sound device?
[07:02] <Badman> urlin2u : I guess I can download the webpage, that would solve the problem
[07:02] <almoxarife> skpl: did you also play with the kernel?
[07:02] <skpl> no
[07:03] <bazhang> nivyaj, read the link please
[07:03] <Badman> urlin2u : Should this fix it? http://www.troublefixers.com/ubuntu-boot-menu-missing-after-installing-windows-in-dual-boot-fix-ubuntu-bootloader/
[07:03] <Syph3r> badman: have you tried to run the command "ifup eth0"
[07:04] <Badman> Syph3r : I would try that. thanks
[07:05] <almoxarife> skpl: no, i cant see that making a diff, what has worked for me in the past is the install of 'ubuntu-desktop' when i did a bit too much experimenting, but you say you did that, so i am at a loss, lets see your dpkg.log , perhaps there are 'removed' you didnt re-install
[07:05] <skpl> almoxarife: ok
[07:05] <Badman> also urlin2u , are you confident it is grub2 i'm on?
[07:05] <urlin2u> Badman, use the link I gave you you have to chroot in with a other then 11.04 cd, vgrub 2 is finicky here.
[07:05] <RahulChavan> slicknick5181: will it move also /home/... var what to type to get file destination
[07:06] <urlin2u> Badman, grub 2 has been the bootloader for awhile read the wiki.
[07:06] <Badman> urlin2u : okay :) So I must follow all the commands in ChRoot category?
[07:06] <urlin2u> Badman, yes read carefully
[07:07] <almoxarife> skpl: btw, if you have no reason why you cant just re-install the whole thing i would very much suggest it, not knowing what was done when pulse was completely stripped
[07:07] <drey_> which distro is the best in ya'll opinion
[07:07] <Badman> urlin2u : thank you very much :). So much to play video games on windows :|
[07:07] <urlin2u> Badman, no problem, good luck. :D
[07:07] <drey_> which distro is the best in ya'll opinion
[07:08] <nivyaj> bazhang: sorry- i was being sassy.
[07:08] <fiberglasscivic> Hello all!  Does anyone know about building ltsp clients
[07:08] <Connor1> Is there any way inside of XFCE to set a systemwide default sound device?
[07:08] <drey_> which distro is the best in ya'll opinion
[07:08] <skpl> almoxarife: i'd rather not re-install, i have not backed up my data
[07:10] <almoxarife> drey_: stop already
[07:10] <urlin2u> he's gone
[07:10] <almoxarife> urlin2u: i dont see any of that :)
[07:11] <almoxarife> skpl: ok, the log?
[07:11] <urlin2u> almoxarife, like wow man what's the best uh....uh...oh...I forgot now
[07:12] <rootcoma_> Now no one will know which distro is the greatest. :(
[07:12] <n2diy> Connor1, are you saying different apps. can use different sound devices with XFCE?
[07:12] <skpl> almoxarife: im looking through it. it is too big to pastebin
[07:13] <Connor1> n2diy: I use an external sound card, so far I'm really not finding any way to have it be my default sound card for everything.
[07:13] <almoxarife> skpl: look for remove and pulse
[07:13] <skpl> almoxarife: ok
[07:13] <Grymmoire> I have these folders with makefiles, but when I use the command "sudo make install" I get "No rule to make target install"
[07:13] <Grymmoire> What do I do
[07:14] <i_is_broke> Grymmoire, try make first then make install.
[07:14] <almoxarife> Connor1: external like on another machine?
[07:14] <Grymmoire> Okay
[07:14] <n2diy> Connor1, ok, I'm having trouble with my sound too. Some apps. make sounds and some, like this Xchat-Gnome don't. I haven't tried to track it down yet though. I see you asked in #xfce, you  might also try in #xumbuntu?
[07:15] <n2diy> xubuntu
[07:15] <Connor1> I just don't see why there's not an easy way to do this
[07:16] <almoxarife> Connor1: you cant set default in 'sound properties'??
[07:16] <Connor1> almoxarife: nope
[07:16] <skpl> almoxarife: gotta reboot, brb
[07:16] <almoxarife> skpl: ok
[07:17] <Grymmoire> i_is_broke I used that command and it told me "No targets specified and no makefile found."
[07:17] <fiberglasscivic> Does anyone have experience building clients for ltsp with multiple distros
[07:17] <Grymmoire> Though I'm looking in the directory and I see 3 files with the word makefil in them
[07:18] <me-1> hi..how to check MD5 Checksum..?
[07:18] <urlin2u> !md5sum
[07:18] <bazhang> !md5 | me-1
[07:18] <bazhang> !hashes | me-1 also here
[07:19] <me-1> ubottu,  i am trying to check sum of Minix 3
[07:20] <skpl> almoxarife: still no sound
[07:21] <youssef> testeee
[07:21] <mylisto> hows everyone doing?
[07:21] <youssef> goood
[07:21] <skpl> almoxarife: should i try using alsa instead? i've seen some tutorials on the net about using alsa
[07:21] <almoxarife> skpl: hardware not shown?
[07:22] <skpl> almoxarife: no, hardware not shown
[07:22] <skpl> can i re-install the sound preferences?
[07:23] <Jordan_U> me-1: An md5 sum or md5 hash is a string of numbers and letters like "95d5242f6e91ba98b924ba3c6d88c23e". You can use the instructions linked to you by ubottu to find the md5sum of any given file on your computer, but you'll need to find the md5sum of the original image you're trying to verify on that image's website.
[07:25] <RahulChavan> when i type "ls" then it gives me all that suppose /home/shree/videos/ mv   to my pen drive as i want so how to type extactly now if i get successful log in and $ home/shree/videos hen mv  to penndrive what to type
[07:26] <Syph3r> this is the best hash check. its a right click list of different hash md5 sha etc. check it out works with xp or win7 http://code.kliu.org/hashcheck/
[07:27] <trevorj> Hello all, does anyone know of a way to apply the rsync/rdiff protocol from a streamed/piped input? It's a file on the destination, but the source is from a pipe, and is too large to write to a file, then rsync it.
[07:28] <Ivoz> Syph3r: what if you want to view the properties of a large file?
[07:28] <_live> question about lkm.  in freebsd: /boot/kernel/*ko ; in linux (e.g. debian): /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/*/*ko ; freebsd allows you to download compiled modules as a gzip'd tarball from an ftp server.  does linux allow something similar?  or are these part of packages? apologies i'm a linux noob.
[07:28] <Jordan_U> trevorj: Why do you need to use rsync rather than ftp/scp/ some other file transfer protocal?
[07:28] <trevorj> Jordan_U: In case of transmission failure, I can't send this multiple times
[07:29] <Jordan_U> trevorj: It's going to be difficult to continue a partial copy with any protocal as pipes are not seekable.
[07:29] <trevorj> Jordan_U: very good point!
[07:29] <Jordan_U> trevorj: What is writing to this pipe?
[07:30] <trevorj> Jordan_U: binary filesystem data
[07:30] <Jordan_U> trevorj: Why is it a pipe rather than a regular file? What is the source, or more to the point, what is your end goal in all this?
[07:31] <trevorj> Jordan_U: Reading the entire input locally and checking it by a certain blocksize checksum and only transferring the changes would still be much better as this is all done via WAN
[07:31] <trevorj> Jordan_U: It's sending filesystem snapshots via WAN for DR
[07:31] <trevorj> Jordan_U: then applying them async en queue on the destination
[07:32] <Jordan_U> trevorj: What is the end goal here? Some type of incremental backup system?
[07:33] <trevorj> Jordan_U: yep, only block level changes are sent per snapshot
[07:33] <Syph3r> Ivoz: right click on the and it will show you a progress of the current hash check it working on at the moment
[07:33] <trevorj> Jordan_U: but the problem is these snapshots tend to be rather big
[07:33] <trevorj> Jordan_U: and if the net flickers it could take days before it's done transferring again
[07:33] <Ivoz> Syph3r: http://cdn3.digitaltrends.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/not-bad-obama.png
[07:33] <Jordan_U> trevorj: Are you using LVM snapshots? How are you determining what blocks have changed?
[07:35] <Syph3r> <Ivoz: not a big fan of him
[07:35] <trevorj> Jordan_U: yeah with lvm or dm-multisnap you can prod it into telling you what's changed
[07:36] <trevorj> Jordan_U: With the Solaris boxes I just use zfs's send
[07:36] <Jordan_U> trevorj: In the future you'll probably use btrfs-send :)
[07:36] <trevorj> Jordan_U: I wish I had faith in btrfs
[07:36] <trevorj> Jordan_U: But I don't yet.
[07:37] <trevorj> Jordan_U: Great ideas, but it needs a lot of work.
[07:37] <Jordan_U> trevorj: Around what size do the deltas tend to be?
[07:37] <trevorj> Jordan_U: varies from 500m to 500g
[07:37] <trevorj> Jordan_U: up to 2t
[07:39] <avani12931> I am trying to remaster Ubuntu, while in chroot of the editable iso I am trying to run espeak; I get an error saying "Expression 'snd_pcm_hw_params_set_rate( pcm, hwParams, approx, dir )' failed in 'src/hostapi/alsa/pa_linux_alsa.c', line: 2470"
[07:39] <avani12931> can someone help me with this?
[07:39] <trevorj> Jordan_U: the trick is to get each box sending early as possible
[07:39] <trevorj> Jordan_U: so the snapshots stay nice and small
[07:40] <Jordan_U> avani12931: Did you bind mount /dev/ /proc/ and /sys/ within the chroot?
[07:41] <avani12931> i did
[07:41] <avani12931> mount -t proc none /proc mount -t sysfs none /sys mount -t devpts none /dev/pts
[07:41] <trevorj> Jordan_U: If I have to, I'll just write an app utilizing librsync that does this, I was just wondering if I'd be reinventing a good wheel
[07:42] <Jordan_U> trevorj: Have you looked into a tool called "ddsnap"? It's in one of the answers here: http://serverfault.com/questions/27397/sync-lvm-snapshots-to-backup-server and sounds like it may be useful.
[07:42] <trevorj> Jordan_U: hehe, yes, we have used ddsnap
[07:42] <trevorj> Jordan_U: good find
[07:42] <Jordan_U> trevorj: Rsync does a *lot* more than just continue partial copies, and is overkill for something like that.
[07:43] <throstur> I ran out of space on my wubi install... what should I do???
[07:43] <Jordan_U> trevorj: As I understand it, you just need to be able to continue the copy from where you left off, where the question of where you left off can be answered by simply looking at the size of the destination file.
[07:43] <tron> rm -rf /windows7
[07:44] <throstur> tron: no thanks, I use windows for C# and .NET
[07:44] <tron> haha
[07:44] <throstur> I'm really new to this wubi thing... dunno even where to see available space
[07:44] <trevorj> Jordan_U: you have a good point there, that makes the problem much simpler.
[07:44] <Jordan_U> throstur: It's possible to resize wubi's root.disk but it's not easy and as far as I know not documented. How important is this? Why are you using Wubi rather than a standard dual boot setup?
[07:45] <throstur> I'm using wubi because it was easier at the time
[07:45] <trevorj> Jordan_U: I would rather it be block checksummed, but that's great for now
[07:45] <trevorj> Jordan_U: I'll just trash the pipe input till that byte
[07:46] <throstur> I have 10 GB on the end of C allocated to Archlinux, maybe I should just add ubuntu to the grub and partition another 10GB for ubuntu...
[07:46] <Jordan_U> trevorj: It still seems like you're probably wasting a lot of resources reading data which does not need to be re-read, but I don't know what other considerations you have.
[07:47] <Jordan_U> throstur: If it's not too much trouble, doing a normal install is probably the way to go.
[07:47] <trevorj> Jordan_U: I agree there, it's much better than the current state
[07:47] <trevorj> Jordan_U: but not optimal
[07:48] <throstur> Jordan_U: it is a bit of trouble, I've never done it alone before... but I will try nevertheless
[07:48] <throstur> wait a minute... how do I edit the grub file in win7?
[07:48] <tron> go ask in #window$
[07:48] <kibble> notepad? :P
[07:48] <pangolin> !behelpful | tron
[07:49] <throstur> kibble: i'm gonna go with tron's suggestion and ask where to find it first
[07:49] <Jordan_U> throstur: Boot an Ubuntu liveCD and install Ubuntu normally.
[07:49] <kibble> ;)
[07:49] <tron> !fuckoff | penghuang
[07:49] <throstur> Jordan_U: will that 100% not fudge up my windows and archlinux boots?
[07:50] <Syph3r> lol
[07:50] <Syph3r> nope not at all
[07:50] <throstur> Syph3r: great, thanks
[07:50] <pangolin> tron: that was not very nice. Please make sure to read the !guidelines ubottu linked you.
[07:50] <tron> blow me
[07:50] <Jordan_U> throstur: It's very unlikely to. You can never make any guarantee with this type of thing, and you should always have good backups (even if you aren't doing anything major like this).
[07:51] <throstur> will drivers such as compat-wireless and such be compatible with the 64-bit version, or should I just get the 32 bit one?
[07:52] <aBound> throstur, Not much difference as they both use the same kernel except 64-Bit of course runs 64-Bit apps.
[07:53] <trevorj> throstur: I highly recommend 64 bit, I don't know why the Ubuntu download page still recommends the 32-bit version for desktop.
[07:53] <aBound> trevorj, That's cause the majority tend to still be on 32-Bit.
[07:53] <aBound> :P
[07:53] <throstur> trevorj: well it's a laptop but nevertheless
[07:53] <trevorj> throstur: by desktop I meant desktop ubuntu, ie not server
[07:53] <throstur> ahh okay
[07:53] <trevorj> aBound: really? interesting!
[07:54] <Zanzacar> Hi has anyone used Vapor the cross platform steam chat client?
[07:54] <aBound> trevorj, Other countries other than the USA. :P
[07:54] <kibble> steam..
[07:54] <trevorj> aBound: ah, makes some good sense.
[07:54] <aBound> Try going to Africa. :P
[07:54] <kibble> now we have orgin..
[07:54] <Youssef_KH> am from africa
[07:54] <Youssef_KH> Morocco
[07:55] <Frantic_> Hello, i was wondering what would be a good program to use for file compression with ubuntu
[07:55] <trevorj> aBound: I think it should show whatever your browsing from's arch personally, but that's just me
[07:55] <aBound> I'd always recommend 64-Bit like trevorj implied. Has a bigger RAM capacity.
[07:55] <trevorj> Frantic_: cli? gzip, or if you have multiple cores, pigz is parallel gzip
[07:56] <aBound> hehe
[07:56] <Jordan_U> Frantic_: You can write click any file in Ubuntu's default file browser (nautilus) and select "Compress..." to compress it using Archive Manager.
[07:56] <Frantic_> Cli? will it do ISO compression?
[07:56] <aBound> trevorj, By the way I noticed I can't run ZSNES on 64-Bit interesting to note.
[07:57] <Jordan_U> Frantic_: What is your end goal?
[07:57] <trevorj> aBound: damn, I thought all was working these days, it's been years
[07:57] <aBound> :( tears
[07:57] <trevorj> aBound: now that java and flash have worked for quite some time, I hadn't noticed anything since
[07:57] <aBound> :P
[07:57] <Frantic_> I have been storing files on an external hard drive. I'm running out of space and have 45gigs of music i want to compress into a much smaller format.
[07:58] <trevorj> aBound: 386 dchroot?
[07:58] <Frantic_> I need room for movies while im at camp
[07:58] <Eagle> Testing irc
[07:58] <trevorj> aBound: I suppose you can just install the 386 version though huh
[07:58] <aBound> Can't live without flash but I can live without Java.
[07:58] <aBound> trevorj, I tried the i386 version it said it didn't support my Arch.
[07:58] <aBound> :P
[07:58] <trevorj> aBound: instal the 386 deb with force
[07:59] <trevorj> aBound: then use getlibs on the bin
[07:59] <aBound> Oh boy, worked for you?
[07:59] <trevorj> aBound: nah, works for all 386 bins
[07:59] <aBound> Unless, someone's brave enough to code it for 64-Bit hehe.
[07:59] <aBound> Ahh, I gotcha.
[07:59] <Frantic_> Jordan_U: I have been storing files on an external hard drive. I'm running out of space and have 45gigs of music i want to compress into a much smaller format.
[08:00] <trevorj> aBound: I could live without java if it weren't for every infiniband switch I got requiring it to manage it ><
[08:00] <trevorj> aBound: I literally have java 1.4r12 installed as a jvm. sigh.
[08:00] <aBound> trevorj, I probably couldn't live without it if I were trying to learn how to program in it. Yet, I'm not but possibly in the future.
[08:00] <aBound> HA!
[08:01] <Syph3r> 7zip is really good
[08:01] <aBound> Syph3r, Agreed.
[08:01] <Frantic_> Ive never been able to get 7zip to do a heavy compression
[08:01] <trevorj> Frantic_: music is hard to compress, you may want to try lzma (I think 7zip uses lzma alg, not sure however)
[08:01] <Guest90789> Hello everybody
[08:02] <Jordan_U> aBound: There are 64 bit packages for zsnex in the default Ubuntu repositories.
[08:02] <trevorj> aBound: Android?
[08:02] <aBound> trevorj, Be nice if I had a smartphone.
[08:02] <aBound> But it'd be Android no doubt if I had one.
[08:02] <trevorj> aBound: ah, I was meaning about learning java
[08:02] <Mortvert> Hi. I'm having some problems with my debian install :I
[08:02] <Mortvert> ah wait
[08:03] <Mortvert> shit
[08:03] <aBound> Jordan_U, In the Software Center it doesn't exist it shows it but than tells me it isn't there.
[08:03] <aBound> I'm assuming Synaptic it's in?
[08:03] <aBound> trevorj, But wouldn't you need an Android phone for doing tests on?
[08:03] <Frantic_> I was thinking of ISO compression.
[08:03] <trevorj> aBound: nah, comes with an emulator
[08:03] <aBound> Or does it use some form of emulation.
[08:03] <aBound> HA!
[08:03] <trevorj> aBound: good call
[08:04] <trevorj> aBound: it's a qemu-arm emulation
[08:04] <aBound> I wonder how reliable it is.
[08:04] <trevorj> aBound: it's reliable
[08:04] <Jordan_U> Frantic_: ISO 9660 is not a format for compression. I'm not sure what you're reffering to.
[08:04] <aBound> Good enough downside is finding the right editor and/or ide for it. :P
[08:04] <trevorj> aBound: you need a pretty quick PC to make it not run like crap however
[08:04] <trevorj> aBound: eclipse
[08:05] <trevorj> aBound: android sdk is, well, built in
[08:05] <aBound> Some people dislike eclipse due to the crashes it's garnered overtime.
[08:05] <Frantic_> Im new and dont entirely know what im talking about, to be brutally honoust.
[08:05] <aBound> Frantic_, No worries.
[08:05] <throstur> how much space should I partition for ubuntu?
[08:05] <aBound> I seen eclipse, netbeans, intellij-idea and some other ide.
[08:05] <trevorj> aBound: I've never had it crash in a year, but it does eat ram
[08:06] <Jordan_U> aBound: Looks like I was simply mistaken. Sorry.
[08:06] <aBound> RAM isn't an issue for me but learning is a pain.
[08:06] <aBound> Jordan_U, No problem man.
[08:06] <trevorj> aBound: I like how it handles perl, python, java, html, css, js
[08:06] <mylisto> anyone use kdenlive in here?
[08:06] <aBound> trevorj, Gotta have motivation when it comes to learning. :P
[08:06] <Frantic_> thanks :). so LZMA is seemingly my best bet for a solid and possibly deepest file compression?
[08:07] <me-1> hi..is there other VM other than virtualbox..?
[08:07] <trevorj> aBound: agreed
[08:07] <aBound> I think I'd more or less use VIM for C, C++, Perl, Python and the likes whereas an IDE for Java/C# in my opinion.
[08:07] <throstur> me-1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine
[08:07] <Jordan_U> Frantic_: What type of files are you trying to compress>
[08:07] <Jordan_U> ?
[08:07] <throstur> me-1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine#List_of_virtual_machine_software
[08:07] <Frantic_> Jordan_U: MP3 primarily in this compression.
[08:08] <trevorj> aBound: I agree for most things, but vim grows tiresome with a big project for me
[08:08] <aBound> Seeing as once you're familiar with vim bindings. You can use the IDE and combine vi bindings. Making you feel at home or emacs bindings.
[08:08] <me-1> throstur, i am asking about ubuntu
[08:08] <lazerator> hi all.. had a basic query.. if i add a partition (ntfs) to my fstab file.. will it be automounted during boot?
[08:08] <aBound> trevorj, No doubt but all tools are best suited for using certain editors/ide's.
[08:09] <aBound> It can be a hassle using vim and it can be a hassle using an ide.
[08:09] <aBound> Use what works for you in a particular situation.
[08:09] <urlin2u> !fstab | lazerator
[08:09] <trevorj> lazerator: by default yes, unless you specify noauto in the options column
[08:10] <lazerator> so if i set auto it gets mounted everytime?
[08:10] <aBound>  /j #perl
[08:11] <aBound> lol
[08:11] <throstur> how much space should I partition for ubuntu? I will not be using it for much, but would like *some* room for expansion.
[08:12] <Frantic_> Jordan_U:  mp3 files.
[08:13] <aBound> Looks like I gotta write a little shell and/or perl script just to eject my drive.
[08:13] <trevorj> aBound: apt-get install eject ?
[08:13] <darin> sup ubuntu world
[08:14] <trevorj> aBound: installed by default iirc
[08:14] <aBound> trevorj, Seeing as my drive doesn't contain a button. I have to use: wodom -eject.
[08:15] <aBound> Simple perl script woot.
[08:15] <Jordan_U> Frantic_: I don't think you're going to be able to compress an mp3 much, given that it's already a compressed format.
[08:16] <lazerator> Where can i find a current list of reported bugs/enhancement requests to look into for linux kernel? is there a way of tracking them.. i checked out some kernel bugzilla link but it appears to be non functional
[08:17] <aBound> lazerator, You can see a few new features for Linux kernel 3.2: http://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_3.2
[08:18] <Frantic_> damn it, alright, i was hoping i could make it smaller for storage.
[08:18] <trevorj> lazerator: lkml.org I suppose, phoronix.org has lots of news articles for new features and benchmarks, etc
[08:18] <m49> throstur: se https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[08:18] <lazerator> hmmm.. how come there isnt an official bug tracking tool? lkml is a mailing list right..
[08:18] <trevorj> lazerator: s/org/com/ sorry
[08:19] <istiaque> How can install local font in Ubuntu 11.04?
[08:19] <trevorj> istiaque: ttf?
[08:19] <auronandace> !font | istiaque
[08:19] <aBound> istiaque, You can usually download a font and double-click on it and a dialog box will appear with a button on the right. Saying install font.
[08:20] <trevorj> Wow, you can do that now? Go Linux.
[08:21] <aBound> :P
[08:21] <aBound> I know it works for truetype fonts can't say if it works for other fonts.
[08:22] <[deXter]> I can't remember the last time I've actually (explicitly) used a non-ttf ..
[08:22] <darin> *.otf
[08:22] <darin> all the time bro
[08:22] <[deXter]> O.o
[08:23] <darin> ur distro is covered in otfs
[08:23] <darin> gushing out
[08:23] <[deXter]> I can't see any otfs..
[08:23] <aBound> Magic is make believe. :P
[08:23] <[deXter]> all the fonts I'm using now are ttf
[08:23] <darin> u linux?
[08:23] <[deXter]> ofc
[08:23] <aBound> Linux <<
[08:24] <[deXter]> all the liberations are ttf, all the droid-sans are ttf, all the dejavu are ttfs..
[08:24] <[deXter]> Oh wait, cantarell is otf :)
[08:24] <darin> "Despite the proven superiority of OTF fonts, especially when using CCF, the use of TTF fonts is still very prolific. It may be taking much longer than expected, but the number of OTF fonts is already on the rise. The reason behind this popularity is the simplicity of making TTF fonts compared to OTF fonts that use CCF.
[08:24] <darin> Read more: Difference Between TTF and OTF | Difference Between | TTF vs OTF http://www.differencebetween.net/technology/difference-between-ttf-and-otf/#ixzz1jVtQW1Ik
[08:24] <darin> "
[08:24] <FloodBot1> darin: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:24] <Jordan_U> darin: Please keep your comments constructive and on the topic of Ubuntu support.
[08:25] <[deXter]> darin, Thanks; actually that was very informative.. reading up that article now.
[08:30] <aBound> I'm off swoosh...
[08:31] <darin> Any way to get code-collapse working in gedit? Google not helpful
[08:32] <Nikki_> Good morning!
[08:33] <trevorj> darin: OTF are opentype, correct?
[08:34] <Syph3r> yup
[08:34] <darin> yes
[08:44] <UnknownFork> When I rebooted my PC to complete the installation of Ubuntu it was still running Windows XP when it turned on
[08:44] <UnknownFork> Help?
[08:45] <darin> did you install with wubi?
[08:45] <UnknownFork> Yes
[08:45] <darin> anything odd about your partition table?
[08:46] <Syph3r> unkownfork, did you watch the reboot process carefully? maybe while booting you missed the option where it gave you to choose the partion to boot into
[08:46] <UnknownFork> I had my monitor off when I rebooted
[08:46] <kibble> LOL
[08:47] <kibble> ;)
[08:47] <darin> hahaha
[08:47] <darin> there ya go
[08:47] <darin> Syph3r: simplest solution
[08:49] <UnknownFork> Should I reboot again?
[08:49] <Syph3r> darin, ya pretty much.
[08:49] <shrek1> i have broadcom wireless card.driver -brcmsmac. i am not sure, but generally "in low network strength " when connection goes out my system hangs. some command works , some not. when i try to restart or shutdown  my system it never shutdown. Any help?
[08:50] <shrek1> it*
[08:51] <Matt25870> salve
[08:52] <Matt25870> !list
[08:52] <kibble> lol
[08:53] <shrek1> and also Network Manager refuses to open
[08:53] <shrek1> help?
[08:54] <shrek1> help!!!
[08:55] <jokerdino> anyone around
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> jokerdino: I'm around..
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> shrek1: does a reboot help?
[08:55] <Nikki_> Hi!
[08:56] <shrek1> ActionParsnip: only for that time , not permanently
[08:58] <intok> There an equivalent to Roxio's Toast Titanium cd burning software? Specifically the ability to grab a bunch of random videos in random formats and hit "make DVD" and have it automatically transcode and burn making a simple chapter select screen to pick said videos as chapters? I've tried K3B, have it's extra codecs installed but I can't find an option to do anything like this. Been able to do this on my 2001 Apple iBook since 
[09:00] <Grymmoire> Does anyone know where I can get and install xlib header files?
[09:01] <darin> best video player other than mplayer/vlc?
[09:01] <newbie007> hi, how can I change the keyboard shortcut to grab and move a window. Currently Left Alt and drag will move a window
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> intok: devede can make a DVD ISO from many video clips, you can then burn it with a CD burning software like xfburn or brasero etc
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> darin: there is no best media player
[09:02] <intok> darin everything is usually some variation on Xine, MPlayer or VLC
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> shrek1: do you use 3G?
[09:02] <CharminTheMoose> Hey all, I'm trying to boot a debootstrapped ubuntu 11.04 system, but the console login isn't appearing. Init seems to just hang after parsing rc.local.
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> shrek1: If you don't, then install wicd and uninstall network manager, may help
[09:02] <intok> ActionParsnip thanks, will check it out
[09:03] <Syph3r> darin, gom is a good contender
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> !player
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> I use deadbeef :)
[09:04] <kmels> hi, I've problems with my NVIDIA driver, how can I get into a terminal before the monitor (scratched) image shows up??
[09:05] <onre> kmels, have you tried ctrl+alt+f1 after X has started? it might work
[09:05] <shrek1> ActionParsnip: i tried that before .but nothing changed.
[09:05] <Syph3r> kmels, try changing into a different run level
[09:05] <kmels> onre, going to.
[09:06] <kmels> Syph3r, editing some file? need to get into terminal first, or?
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> kmels: what nvidia chip do you use?
[09:06] <UnknownFork> Is Ubuntu included with the wubi installation package?
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> UnknownFork: its part of the desktop ISO, yes
[09:07] <darin> wubi is included with ubuntu
[09:07] <shrek1> ActionParsnip: i getting this problem only in Ubuntu not in other linux distros
[09:07] <kmels> ActionParsnip, GeForce GT 430
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> shrek1: well the ubuntu package are different to other distro packages
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> kmels: and what is the output of: lsb_release -sc
[09:08] <kmels> ActionParsnip, one sec, will get into a terminal first :)
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> kmels: you can run one by pressing CTRL+ALT+T
[09:10] <kmels> ActionParsnip, at the moment I'm shown a purple (ubuntu color) screen. Neither CTRL+ALT+T, ALT+F2 do something, only CTRL+ALT+SPRM (and it halts, and restarts)
[09:11] <shrek1> hi mang0
[09:11] <kmels> halts, shows some log (killing daemons), and restarts
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> kmels: boot to Unity2D session then
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> kmels: its selectable at the login screen
[09:11] <shrek1> mang0: have you solved your metacity problem
[09:11] <kmels> ActionParsnip, the gdm is not started, so..
[09:11] <darin> looking for an ableton/reason alternative for linux - i have an M-Audio MIDI controller i'd like to use
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> kmels: just reboot then, easier
[09:12] <mang0> shrek1: Really?!
[09:12] <mang0> shrek1: Hey, sorry I didn't reply sooner :)
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> darin: UbuntuStudio comes with a LOT of sound and video manipulation stuffs
[09:15] <werder> darin: or AV Linux, debian based audio video focused distro
[09:16] <jokerdino> ActionParsnip: is there a support channel for gnome-shell ?
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> jokerdino: #gnome or here in #ubuntu
[09:16] <jokerdino> ok i shall hop on to #gnome
[09:17] <nano> hey room, i'm trying to recompile the linux kernel, im almost done with it, but when i run "sudo make modules_install" i get the following error:
[09:18] <nano> cp: cannot stat `/usr/src/linux-source-2.6.32/modules.builtin': No such file or directory
[09:18] <nano> make: *** [_modinst_] Error 1
[09:18] <jokerdino> padhu: i am right now active on #ubuntu-tam if you want, we can discuss
[09:19] <padhu> jokerdino: okey
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> !kernel
[09:21] <mang0> Hey all, I'm having trouble with my 11.04 install. I tried to switch to gnome-shell from metacity, but I don't like it, and I can't get back to metacity...If I try to login on a different session to GNOME, I get the error @Failed to load session 'ubuntu'@ which happens to every session other than GNOME and Recovery Console. ActionParsnip suggested upgrading _might_ help, so I ran sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade from TTY, which is the
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> mang0: Gnome shell isn't compatible with natty
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> mang0: you have used a PPA which we cannot support
[09:22] <mang0> ActionParsnip: Ahahahah! That explains a lot! So how do I get rid of it then? I tried using apt-get remove on gnome-shell and gnome-session, but I can't get rid of it now.
[09:22] <mang0> ActionParsnip: It seems that when I uninstall, I can't get in to any session at all.
[09:22] <vanangamudi> audacious is functioning  playing song but window is not shown... no status icon in notification area too... help me with it :/
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> mang0: use ppa-purge  it may help
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> vanangamudi: does it show if you alt+tab
[09:23] <mang0> ActionParsnip: K, ty
[09:23] <vanangamudi> ActionParsnip: no it doesn't...
[09:23] <newbie007> is there anyway to get the desktop of ubuntu 10 on the new 11 OS ?\
[09:24] <mang0> ActionParsnip: When I run `sudo apt-get remove gnome-shell gnome-session` it says it's also going to un-install ubuntu-desktop. Is that okay?
[09:24] <newbie007> I like the older menu system much better, easier to find the applications, no google/facebook crap and the interface in more intutive
[09:25] <werder> newbie007: welcome to Unity
[09:26] <[deXter]> Hi all, how can I find out the path of the current wallpaper?
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> mang0: sure, its just a metapackage
[09:26] <mang0> ActionParsnip: Okay, great.
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> newbie007: install xfce4, log off and use xfce desktop. Or you can use this guide to tweak the UI to feel like Gnome2
[09:27] <akpk> best ubuntu theme ??
[09:27] <newbie007> I'll give it a shot, thanks
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> newbie007: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/how-to-make-ubuntu-11-10-look-and-feel-like-gnome-2/
[09:27] <newbie007> sweet
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> akpk: it doesn't exist, there is no singl;e best as eveybodies tastes are different
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> akpk: think about it...
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> newbie007: the xfce install is a lot easier :)
[09:27] <vanangamudi> ActionParsnip: no it soesn't show when i press ALT+TAB
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> [deXter]: which release are you using?
[09:28] <[deXter]> ActionParsnip, 11.10
[09:28] <mang0> ActionParsnip: I've not used ppa purge before, is it just as simple as ppa-purge ppa_name? I can't even remember the name of the gnome-shell ppa, is there a way to list installed ppas?
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[09:28] <werder> mang0: it's in Software Sources in the System Preferences
[09:29] <mang0> werder: Not possible. The whole reason I'm doing this is because gnome-shell has messed everything up, I can't use any GUI. I'm in TTY atm. Otherwise yes, I would do that.
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> [deXter]: gsettings show org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri    maybe
[09:30] <CharminTheMoose> Hey all, I'm trying to boot a debootstrapped ubuntu 11.04 system, but the console login isn't appearing. Init seems to just hang after parsing rc.local.
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> [deXter]: http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/9539/change-random-wallpaper-on-gnome-3
[09:30] <vanangamudi> ActionParsnip: you there... I'm waiting buddy...
[09:30] <werder> mang0: sorry, I read that earlier but appently it didn't register in the brainbox
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> [deXter]: you may need to read:  man gsettings
[09:30] <[deXter]> ActionParsnip, Thanks, but it was "get" instead of "show"  :)
[09:30] <root_> hi
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> [deXter]: sweet ;)
[09:30] <root_> somebody here?
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> !rootirc | root_
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> vanangamudi: I don't know what else to advise, could kill the process then rerun...
[09:31] <mang0> werder: No problem ;) do you know how to use ppa-purge? Or the name of the gnome-shell ppa?
[09:32] <hahhaha> ubuntu sucks but why?
[09:32] <vanangamudi> ActionParsnip: I did  buddy no change...
[09:32] <hahhaha> it was very good
[09:32] <oCean> hahhaha: do you have a support question?
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> hahhaha: not got any issues here
[09:32] <vanangamudi> @ActionParsnip: anyway thanx..
[09:32] <java__noob> how do I read data from a USB port in Java?
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> vanangamudi: does it happen as a fresh user
[09:33] <java__noob> is it at all possible?
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> java__noob: I'd ask in #java
[09:33] <java__noob> ActionParsnip: #java needs an invitation to join:(
[09:33] <vanangamudi> ActionParsnip: I don't get you..
[09:33] <oCean> java__noob: it's not an #ubuntu issue
[09:33] <oCean> !register > java__noob
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> java__noob: you just need to be identified, register your nick then identify and you can walk in
[09:34] <werder> mang0: the ppa is gnome3-team/gnome3
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> vanangamudi: make a new user, log in as the new user and do that same actions, see if it happens the same....
[09:34] <java__noob> ActionParsnip, oCean: thanks... will do that
[09:34] <mang0> werder: Okay, cool. How do I purge it? I tried `man ppa-purge` but I didn't understand it :P
[09:34] <werder> mang0: so I think just sudo ppa-purge ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3 should do the trick
[09:34] <mang0> ah
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> mang0: there are countless warnings that the PPA wil break your OS...
[09:35] <mang0> werder: Thanks, I'll try
[09:35] <werder> ActionParsnip: and that's why we are trying to help him fix it.
[09:35] <mang0> ActionParsnip: I didn't see any on the page that listed it, but then again I might not've seen it.
[09:35] <werder> mang0: its all over the place
[09:36] <mang0> werder: Apparently so O.o
[09:36] <satty> how to enable input method 11.10
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> satty: accessibility options, maybe
[09:37] <werder> satty: language support in system preferences
[09:37] <werder> satty: then choose add language I think and ibus should be in a drop-down menu
[09:37] <Evydder> Hey where can i find linux-headers-2.6.32-042stab039.11 for ubountu  10.04?
[09:38] <darin> any way to dsable Unity launcher but keep Unity running?
[09:38] <vanangamud> ActionParsnip: thanx buddy its working ... new user account...
[09:38] <Evydder> Please
[09:38] <darin> e.g. no sidebar
[09:38] <mang0> werder: @ppa purged successfully using aptitude fallback@
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> vanangamud: ok so you know its user settings and not the app itself
[09:38] <werder> mang0: nice
[09:38] <mang0> werder: Ugh, sorry if I keep putting @ symbols instead of ", TTY doesn't read my keyboard correctly.
[09:38] <mang0> werder: So now a restart, I guess?
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> darin: set the hide margin really small and set the timeout really long
[09:38] <vooze> Quiote often (mostly doing alot of tasks) gnome-shell crashes.. and i have to CTRL, ALT, F1 and sudo reboot to get back.. mouse is moving but shell is not responding.. Anyone tryed this? What log should i check for errors?
[09:38] <vanangamud> ActionParsnip: yea.. I realize..
[09:39] <werder> mang0: yeah just to reshen things up
[09:39] <werder> or freshen
[09:39] <mang0> werder: To reboot, and beyond!
[09:39] <darin> ActionParsnip dont see hide margin option
[09:40] <Evydder> can someone please help me?
[09:41] <oCean> Evydder: I don't recognize that as an ubuntu kernel
[09:41] <darin> any way to unbind <super> to Unity dash?
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> darin: its in ccsm under the unity item
[09:41] <darin> ok, same question in reverse for Gnome Do
[09:41] <moljac024> i installed xubuntu-artwork to check out the gtk2 theme and it FUCKING REBUILDS MY KERNEL INITRD IMAGE
[09:42] <moljac024> wtf????
[09:42] <oCean> moljac024: that language is not welcome here
[09:42] <Evydder> it in the ubountu server for 10.04
[09:42] <moljac024> how can i get the default splash back? removing the package did not help
[09:42] <satty> nah ,its not working
[09:43] <moljac024> oCean, well, who thought that if i wanted to install an artwork package i automatically wanted my splash changed and my kernel image rebuilt?
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> moljac024: it's because it adds the boot splash to plymouth
[09:43] <Hoyt> hi , is it possible to use Amarok without mysql ?
[09:43] <DragonSlay> moljac024,  go to System -> Admin.. -> Login Screen
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> moljac024: simple research would have shown you that
[09:43] <Hoyt> i do miss the old one on KDE3
[09:43] <satty> werder , after installing hindi, it is still not allow me to choose the input method
[09:43] <Evydder> ocean: its for ubountu 10.04
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> moljac024: try losing the attitude and breathe
[09:43] <Evydder> server*
[09:44] <werder> satty: in language settings there's a keyboard input menu, choose ibus.
[09:45] <darin> hot tip: <super>+s for scale (Expose type stuff) - rebind it to alt-tab and profit!
[09:45] <oCean> Evydder: no, that exact version as you say is not a kernel from the ubuntu repositories
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> moljac024: sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> Hoyt: same, was great
[09:46] <moljac024> thank you all for the help
[09:47] <moljac024> sorry i flipped out
[09:47] <werder> Hoyt: there's always Trinity
[09:47] <moljac024> but that is too invasive *installation* of packages
[09:47] <Evydder> what what should i do ? i need it for vmbox
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> moljac024: np man, keep it cool B)
[09:47] <moljac024> in my mind installing and activating something should be 2 separate things
[09:48] <oCean> !details | Evydder
[09:48] <hilarie> anyone know of an automated way to create and sign x509 cirtificates?
[09:48] <moljac024> ActionParsnip, i need to rebuild the intird again, right?
[09:49] <satty> werder , it is not there , there is not any input method there
[09:49] <mang0> werder: I'm back, but not on linux. Now that I've removed the ppa, only two sessions are listed: Recovery console and User Defined session. Neither one of them work, they both give me the error: "Could not update ICEauthority file /home/user/.ICEauthority" :/
[09:49] <werder> mang0: much wtf
[09:50] <Evydder> I have a problem with virtualbox it wants linux-headers-2.6.32-042stab039.11, I'm running Ubuntu version 10.04 Server, What should i do?
[09:50] <ActionParsnip> moljac024: yes, run: sudo update-initramfs -u
[09:50] <mang0> werder: *sadface*
[09:50] <moljac024> ActionParsnip, thanks
[09:50] <werder> satty: hmmm. that's just how I manage it.
[09:50] <Jimu> i'm just curious... my laptop circa 2005 with Ubuntu 11.10 installed is a bit sluggish playing a 240MB 22minute AVI. A Gig of RAM. is this reasonable or poor?
[09:50] <ActionParsnip> mang0: you may need to boot to root recovery mode and run:  chown -R user:user /home/user
[09:51] <moljac024> ill go reboot now to see if i got my splash back
[09:51] <moljac024> peace out
[09:51] <rocket16> Hey guys, I've a real problem. :( Accidentally I used the monitor rotation extension on gnome-shell and rotated my screen to left. It went okay, but when I turn it to normal, no display was there. Not that I restarted, no display either. :( I looged in to my account from Virtual Console, so is there any command to make X default again? :) xrandr -o normal doesn't work on virtual console
[09:52] <Evydder> What should i do?
[09:52] <werder> mang0: so neither option works? well at least you can boot. I was thinking that you couldn't even do that (for some reason. I guess it's just scars from previous trama
[09:52] <mang0> ActionParsnip: Recovery mode session, you mean? I can't get in to that either!
[09:52] <oCean> Evydder: why do you think it wants that kernel?
[09:53] <CharminTheMoose> Hey all, I'm trying to boot a debootstrapped ubuntu 11.04 system, but the console login isn't appearing. Init seems to just hang after parsing rc.local.
[09:53] <Nikki_> Hi!
[09:54] <dsdssdsddd> :)
[09:54] <dsdssdsddd> hello
[09:54] <fr33r1d3> Hello
[09:54] <oCean> dsdssdsddd: do you have an actual question?
[09:54] <werder> mang0: have you tried updating now?
[09:55] <mang0> werder: Neiter option works, I just have TTY. Could I re-install without losing my data? I've got an install disk...
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> mang0: hold shift at boot, you ca
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> can
[09:55] <mang0> werder: I can't access the net :/ let me try what ActionParsnip said. brb, going upstairs to linux box
[09:55] <werder> mang0: k good luck
[09:56] <Evydder_> ok
[09:56] <Evydder_> can anyone help me?
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> Evydder_: without details, no
[09:57] <mang0> werder: Thanks
[09:57] <oCean> Evydder_: I'm responding, I need answers
[09:57] <mang0> !ask > Evydder_
[09:57] <oCean> Evydder_:  why do you think it wants that kernel?
[09:57] <mang0> ActionParsnip: I presume I replace all "user" with my username?
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> Evydder_: did you compile your own kernel?
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> mang0: yes
[09:58] <oCean> Evydder_: first of all run the commands  uname -r  and  lsb_release -sc  and give us the output
[09:58] <Evydder_> try to load windows in a virtual machine
[09:58] <mang0> ActionParsnip: Okay, ty.
[09:58] <oCean> Evydder_: you are referencing a kernelname that is not in the official ubuntu repositories
[09:58] <oCean> Evydder_: first of all run the commands  uname -r  and  lsb_release -sc  and give us the output
[09:59] <Evydder_> uname -r =  2.6.32-042stab039.11 and lucid
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> !info linux-image-generic
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> !info linux-image-generic lucid
[10:00] <oCean> Evydder_: but that kernel -042stab039.11 is not in the ubuntu repositories. How did you install it?
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> Evydder_: the official lucid kernel is 2.6.32.37.43
[10:00] <Evydder_> It come pre installed on a vps
[10:01] <oCean> Evydder_: ok, in that case, you have to find the matching kernel-headers. That's not something this channel can help you with
[10:01] <oCean> Evydder_: your VPS provider installed a non-standard kernel
[10:01] <Evydder_> Ocean: SHould i change it then?
[10:02] <oCean> Evydder_: I have no idea why your vps came with that kernel in the first place, so you should be very careful changing it. If you have access to the correct repositories, you *could*, but be careful
[10:02] <Evydder_> ummm how do it
[10:02] <mang0> ActionParsnip: Which recovery mode do I boot into? the "root" one?
[10:03] <Evydder_> tp*
[10:03] <Evydder_> to*
[10:03] <oCean> Evydder_: the command  apt-cache search linux-image  will show available kernel packages
[10:04] <horny-sama> ght
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> mang0: yes, and you can chown the file
[10:04] <oCean> Evydder_: but there has to be a reason your VPS provider installed that kernel image, replacing it might get you in the situation you can no longer boot/access your VPS!
[10:04] <Evydder_> ocean: what one should i use?
[10:05] <Evydder_> i have reinstall the os if need
[10:05] <mang0> ActionParsnip: Okay :)
[10:06] <oCean> Evydder_: latest -server package
[10:06] <TA5K> is it true that AMD open sourced their graohics drivers ?
[10:06] <Evydder_> kk backing the vps frist
[10:07] <oCean> Evydder_: you say you're using virtualbox, which also requires a gui. So you're also running a gui on the vps?
[10:07] <Evydder_> ocean: i have vnc setup on it as well as ssh
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> TA5K: http://www.anandtech.com/show/2338
[10:08] <oCean> Evydder_: I mean, by default on a -server installation, there is no gui
[10:08] <Evydder_> i installed it
[10:08] <oCean> ok
[10:08] <mang0> ActionParsnip: Wait, chown the file? I thought you said to run chown -R user:user /home/user, not with /home/user/.ICEauthority ?
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> mang0: either is fine
[10:10] <mang0> ActionParsnip: Ah, okay, great.
[10:11] <Grymmoire> Okay so I'm having a pretty major problem with ubuntu right now.
[10:11] <linux> ok
[10:11] <linux> what is the problem?
[10:11] <Evydder_> ocean:bash: latest: command not found
[10:11] <Grymmoire> I ran lbconfig, and soon after all the characters on my screen turned into boxes.
[10:11] <Grymmoire> Every bit of text is now a box
[10:12] <linux> gry, cant help you, Im just a good user
[10:12] <Grymmoire> I'm on my other OS right now because I can't understand anything in ubuntu anymore
[10:12] <linux> It works great for me out of the box
[10:12] <Grymmoire> Even the login screen has boxes for characters
[10:13] <Grymmoire> I figured this was the best place as any to turn
[10:13] <Evydder_> ocean: It carn't find the command
[10:13] <Grymmoire> Though I doubt anyone's come across this problem before
[10:13] <mang0> ActionParsnip: And then reboot?
[10:13] <Grymmoire> Logging out didn't fix it
[10:13] <Grymmoire> Restarting the computer didn't make it go away either
[10:13] <oCean> Evydder_: heh, no I meant run  apt-cache search linux-image and pick the latest (probably linux-image-2.6.32-37-server) and use   sudo apt-get install <packagename>  to actually install
[10:14] <oCean> Evydder_: or run  apt-cache policy linux-image  it will suggest what it is going to install
[10:14] <linux> I am using a great Linux application to broadcast this chat live
[10:15] <linux> Webcamstudio works perfectly
[10:15] <oCean> linux: you told us that yesterday too. Please don't add offtopic remarks here
[10:15] <linux> offtopic?  so an ubuntu app is off topic?
[10:15] <oCean> linux: general chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic, this is for tech support issues only
[10:16] <jokerdino> this channel is for support.
[10:16] <Evydder_> so linux-image-2.6.38-13-generic?
[10:16] <linux> i dont give a fuck
[10:16] <linux> its still inux
[10:16] <oCean> Evydder_: I would think, since you say it's a server linux-image-2.6.32-37-server
[10:16] <jokerdino> well done
[10:17] <applesouce> Heyho, when I do 'apt-get update' this Error (http://paste.ubuntu.com/804958/) comes up, how do I fix that?
[10:17] <Evydder_> package not found
[10:17] <applesouce> How can I make him stop searching for them when they don't exist?
[10:17] <zgr> hey guys I'm using 11.10 with radeon, unity dash with active blur and moving windows flickers a bit any ways to increase compiz's performance?
[10:17] <oCean> Evydder_: but it that's what apt-cache policy linux-image suggest, yes you can go ahead and install that. But I *think* that's not a server but a desktop kernel
[10:18] <jokerdino> applesouce: http://askubuntu.com/questions/65911/how-can-i-fix-a-404-error-using-a-ppa <-- check this link
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> applesouce: you added some PPAs, but not their keys
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> applesouce: sudo apt-key adv --recv-key --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com E9C74FEEA2098A6E
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> applesouce: sudo apt-key adv --recv-key --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 5A9A06AEF9CB8DB0
[10:18] <chris_> hi all i need some help with ubuntu anyone willing to help me
[10:18] <dhcp> hey guys
[10:19] <Fudge> chris_  you need to be more specific
[10:19] <dhcp> cld i ask one quick question
[10:19] <oCean> chris_: just go ahead and describe your issue detailed in the channel
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> dhcp: just ask :)
[10:19] <chris_> well i need help installing wow
[10:19] <Evydder_> Ocean:out put http://paste.ubuntu.com/804963/
[10:19] <CharminTheMoose> Hey all, I'm trying to boot a debootstrapped ubuntu 11.04 system, but the console login isn't appearing. Init seems to just hang after parsing rc.local.
[10:19] <dhcp> i want to add default gateway to my dhcp server so my win clients will recieve the internets..
[10:19] <dhcp> wats the syntax and
[10:20] <dhcp> the command
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> applesouce: if you visit http://ppa.launchpad.net/mozillateam/firefox-stable/ubuntu/dists/    you will see the PPA doesn't support oneiric, I suggest you remove it
[10:20] <dhcp> if that be the right word to use
[10:20] <oCean> Evydder_: oh, but it has  2.6.32.37.43 already installed!
[10:20] <Evydder_> Does it?
[10:20] <applesouce> ActionParsnip: how do I remove those??
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> dhcp: so you want to share your internet connection
[10:20] <Evydder_> ocean:does it?
[10:20] <oCean> Evydder_: yes, hehe. Read the output carefully
[10:20] <dhcp> yes
[10:20] <chris_> anyone here know how i install world of warcraft through ubuntu
[10:21] <dhcp> it is shred but only for the linux based systems
[10:21] <Evydder_> ocean:what the go now?
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> applesouce: you can delete the relevant file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d   or use software centre or even ppa-purge
[10:21] <Fudge> what is an xml file used for in /etc/apt/preferences.d
[10:21] <oCean> Evydder_: but since uname -r give other output, it seems you are booted into that other (non-ubuntu) kernel. If you can reboot, you should (during boot) have the GRUB (bootloader) option to pick the  2.6.32.37 kernel to boot
[10:21] <Evydder_> i dont see the boot
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> applesouce: sudo ppa-purge ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable     will remove it too
[10:22] <dhcp> cause i run a dual boot system win from hdd and pxe for the linux clients
[10:22] <Fudge> i.e vinux-wallpapers.xml http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[10:22] <Evydder_> ocean: how do i set defaut?
[10:23] <applesouce> ActionParsnip: Ok thanks :D
[10:23] <dhcp> am i correct in assuming providing a defualt gate way will provide my win clients with the internets
[10:25] <_HoochMan_> dhcp: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[10:25] <mang0> ActionParsnip: It didn't work, I still get the same error about ICEauthority.
[10:25] <Evydder_> ocean: how do i set it up so the 2.6.32.37 to boot to? is there way with a command?
[10:26] <Evydder_> OCean: OR a file to edit?
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> mang0: is it owned by your user now and have the right access?
[10:27] <oCean> Evydder_: erm.. you should be able to change the default boot kernel by editing the DEFAULT= value in /etc/default/grub, but that requires to list all menu entries first, so you know the value (menu entry) to change it to
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> Evydder_: you can change the default in /etc/default/grub
[10:27] <oCean> I forgot how to list all entries :(
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> Evydder_: you will need to run:  sudo update-grub  to apply the change
[10:27] <mang0> ActionParsnip: I ran chown -R user:user /home/user/ICEauthority
[10:29] <Evydder_> GRUB_DEFAULT=0 ummm
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> mang0: not sure what the correct ACL is, I don't have the file
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> Evydder_: change it to 1 and try that
[10:30] <mang0> ActionParsnip: It might be easier for me just to re-install, but I would lose my data, would I not? If I just installed from the 11.04 disc...
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> mang0: why do you not have a backup?
[10:30] <dhcp> what would one add to the config of dhcp 3 to allow MS WINDOWS to connect to internet
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> mang0: easier is to make a new user, then use that...
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> !ics | dhcp
[10:31] <dhcp> i have the linux connectng fine
[10:31]  * mang0 facepalms
[10:31] <mang0> ActionParsnip: I'll try now
[10:31] <Evydder_> how do i list them?
[10:31] <oCean> Evydder_: I forgot :(
[10:31] <dhcp> have done that im sure its easy with ubuntu 11.10
[10:31] <mang0> ActionParsnip: I do have a backup, but not a complete backup. All my important data is backed up, but not all the petty things. It would just be a faf.
[10:31] <dhcp> but is sharing to a debian server
[10:32] <dhcp> this server then shares to rest of network
[10:32] <dhcp> which daul boots
[10:32] <Guest86347> when will we can dualboot ipad2 whit ubuntu?
[10:32] <Fudge> hey ActionParsnip  have you ever dragged a launcher icon onto  the desktop and had an untrusted message appear
[10:34] <steve1965> does the libapr1 version correspond to the apr versioning? Just need to make sure.
[10:34] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, wee i got my sound card and graphick card to work just needed to remove all ati package ect and install it from scratch again
[10:36] <steve1965> is there a better channel to ask that question?
[10:37] <MonkeyDust> steve1965  i guess nobody knows what you're talking about
[10:37] <MonkeyDust> what is apr?
[10:37] <Evydder_> should i change it to one and hope of the best? if i do change it will it load ssh at the start?
[10:37] <savask> Hello. When I plug in my xerox printer, ubuntu doesn't see it. It worked fine before I updated to oneric. What can I do?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: niiiice
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> savask: does it work in a liveCD
[10:38] <steve1965> libapr1 is the package that contains the Apache Portable Runtime libraries, used, amongst other things, to improve Tomcat clustering.
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> savask: for oneiric
[10:38] <savask> ActionParsnip: I don't know.
[10:38] <steve1965> but thank you for responding MonkeyDust
[10:40] <oCean> Evydder_: run  grep menuentry /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[10:41] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, yes :) but i realy wanna install unix system om my ipad2
[10:41] <oCean> Evydder_: that's the command to list all menu entries, then count your way down to the kernel you want to boot, starting with 0 (that's the default)
[10:42] <redkiwi> oCean: shift key
[10:42] <oCean> redkiwi: he's not at console
[10:42] <darin> true or false: banshee just isnt stable
[10:42] <darin> ?
[10:43] <oCean> darin: do you have a support question? This channel is not for polls
[10:43] <MonkeyDust> !poll| darin
[10:44] <Evydder_> oCean: grep: /boot/grub/grub.cfg: No such file or directory
[10:46] <oCean> Evydder_: uh, I don't think you have a standard ubuntu installation there :(
[10:46] <Evydder_> 0cean: its installed
[10:47] <maxulti> I generate wifi connection from my laptop to share internet with my phone. Is there any way to know if anybody else is using my wifi connection
[10:47] <lotuspsychje> maxulti: maybe wireshark can see some stuff
[10:48] <maxulti> in the sense give the list of mac addresses that are connected to my network?
[10:48] <LjL> shouldn't need wireshark, iw or iwconfig should provide the information... but i'm unsure how exactly to.
[10:49] <Evydder_> iptable?
[10:49] <oCean> Evydder_: yes, but from missing grub.cfg and your current kernel, I suspect it's a custom install
[10:49] <Evydder_> ocean:try to find it?
[10:49] <lotuspsychje> maxulti: many routers can see connected mac adresses too
[10:50] <lotuspsychje> lol
[10:50] <oCean> Evydder_: again, I have to advise you that, since you're not on a standard ubuntu install, you might break things, and you might not be able to boot the vps again
[10:51] <LjL> maxulti: i'm not sure this is the right command, but try "sudo iw wlan0 station dump" (substitute wlan0 with the right interface if needed)
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: if you hadn't bought an ipad it may have been possible
[10:52] <mang0> How do I copy a DIR from one location to the other in terminal?
[10:52] <Evydder_> ocean: is ther another way to run windows virtual machine
[10:52] <LjL> magn3ts: usually cp -a
[10:52] <LjL> mang0 even
[10:53] <MonkeyDust> Evydder_  i havent followed, i run a windows virtual machine, what are you trying
[10:53] <Evydder_> ocean: found it grub.cfg
[10:53] <mang0> LjL: Uh, so I'd use 'cp -a /home/user/dir /home/user/blah/destination'?
[10:53] <LjL> magn3ts: yes
[10:53] <mang0> mang0* LjL
[10:53] <mang0> Lol
[10:54] <mang0> LjL: Thanks :)
[10:54] <oCean> Evydder_: ok,  grep menuentry grub.cfg
[10:54] <LjL> err, mang0 yes :P
[10:54] <mang0> ;)
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> !away > horny-sama-afk
[10:57] <Evydder_> ocean:grub.cfg is in a example file
[10:57] <Evydder_> ocean: how wont i go about puting a virtual machine on it?
[10:57] <maxulti> I dont know what happened after trying that command, i got disconnected
[10:58] <LjL> maxulti: oh, sorry. wrong command then i guess. it's that i don't have a wireless interface here, so guessing a little
[10:58] <oCean> Evydder_: you really need a configuration that is supported. So contact your VPS provider and ask them to provide a standard ubuntu kernel
[10:58] <CharminTheMoose> Hey all, I'm trying to boot a debootstrapped ubuntu 11.04 system, but the console login isn't appearing. Init seems to just hang after parsing rc.local.
[10:59] <LjL> maxulti: sudo iwspy wlan0?
[11:00] <maxulti> LjL : I got this message :wlan0     Interface doesn't support wireless statistic collection
[11:00] <LjL> ah wonderful :|
[11:01] <maxulti> may this is why I dont see the people connected!
[11:01] <LjL> maxulti: you sure wlan0 is the right interface? again you should substitute it with whatever is appropriate
[11:01] <paul_uk> hey all, what is the keyb shortcut to make windows smaller?  I can't seem to access the menubar on a window so I can't change the size of it :/
[11:02] <lotuspsychje> maxulti: etherape could help out too maybe
[11:02] <maxulti> LjL:yeah , I went to Edit connections and wlan0 listed all the wireless networks
[11:02] <lotuspsychje> !info etherape
[11:02] <maxulti> lotuspsychje: ok i will try that
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> paul_uk: hold alt and drag it from any point in the app, you can then grab the corner and resize as you expect
[11:03] <Treesome_> I have an old IBM Thinkcentre using Ubuntu 10.10 aner I want to return to Windows. My problem is that when I insert my Windows CD and restart the computer it doesn't boot from the CD
[11:03] <Evydder_> how would go about install ing a virtual machine on it
[11:03] <paul_uk> ActionParsnip, this is why I am asking.  I can't grab the corner.  The app has launched on my secondary monitor and hidden the top bar.
[11:03] <paul_uk> Title bar rather
[11:04] <bsidb> Treesome_: Reset your BIOS setup
[11:04] <lotuspsychje> Treesome_:not happy with ubuntu?
[11:04] <Treesome_> ok and how?
[11:04] <Treesome_> not with 10.10
[11:04] <Treesome_> i hate the new interface
[11:04] <paul_uk> ActionParsnip, nevermind Alt F10 shrunk the app so I can then see the title bar xD
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> paul_uk: so the ALT + drag doesn't work
[11:04] <bsidb> Treesome_: Please note the first screen when you start your computer
[11:05] <angela-> treesome do you have chekt in the bios of you`r pc to the boot
[11:05] <paul_uk> ActionParsnip, it wasn't about dragging.  The Title bar was out of view.
[11:05] <MonkeyDust> Treesome_  there's more than one interface, e.g. i don't like/use unity
[11:05] <Evydder_> Treesome: Try change the cd  boot seting to top in the bios and try
[11:05] <Treesome_> yep i mean unity
[11:05] <paul_uk> ActionParsnip, thanx anyways!
[11:05] <Treesome_> the boot priority is all fine
[11:05] <Evydder_> can someone help me?
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> paul_uk: surely draggin the window so it is visible would have worked though...
[11:05] <angela-> oke
[11:05] <Treesome_> how do i reset bios?
[11:06] <bsidb> in the bios setup
[11:06] <MonkeyDust> Evydder_  i use virtual machines, what's your question?
[11:06] <lotuspsychje> Treesome_:once you get used to unity its very easy
[11:06] <Treesome_> ^^ ok i'ma give it a try, if it doesnt work ill be back soon bye
[11:06] <Treesome_> and thank you ;-)
[11:06] <Evydder_> monkeydust: howd do i set it up?
[11:06] <MonkeyDust> Evydder_  virtual box?
[11:07] <bsidb> if the boot priority is fine and you insert a wrong CD, there will be prompt
[11:07] <angela-> in to you`r pc on the motherbord are a batery that can you poot out for copleminnets then reset the bios
[11:07] <Evydder_> Monkeydusk: i get a erroe
[11:08] <MonkeyDust> Evydder_  start from the beginning, what did you do and try before you came here for advice?
[11:08] <oCean> Evydder_: you really have to explain everything we already went through to, before dragging MonkeyDust in the exact same issues
[11:09] <oCean> MonkeyDust: he has a non-standard kernel on a vps
[11:09] <MonkeyDust> Evydder_  i rest my case, then
[11:09] <Evydder_> monkeydust: i installed virtaul box and run it using virtaulboxKernel module is not loaded
[11:10] <MonkeyDust> Evydder_  do you get group error, saying your user does not belong to the vbox group?
[11:11] <Evydder_> Monkeydust: error http://paste.ubuntu.com/805013/
[11:12] <oCean> MonkeyDust: modules are not compiled since it's a non-standard kernel, he has no matching -header files
[11:12] <MonkeyDust> ok
[11:12] <oCean> Evydder_: please stop asking here, since we already established that the issue is your non-standard setup
[11:12] <MonkeyDust> Evydder_  do you install vbox-OSE from the repos, or from Oracle?
[11:13] <MonkeyDust> ok, i stop, too, then
[11:13] <lotuspsychje> im looking for xvidcap equivalents, smooth recording desktop to movie without timeless encoding
[11:13] <lotuspsychje> with specific area recording
[11:13] <Evydder_> MonkeyDust: Synaptic
[11:14] <Evydder_> MonkeyDust: is there a way i tell it to use a differnt kernol instend of the one is booted?
[11:14] <mang0> ActionParsnip, I'm just going to reinstall. Backed everything up XD much faster
[11:15] <MonkeyDust> Evydder_  what's the outcome of uname -r ?
[11:15] <Evydder_> its not a stock one
[11:16] <MonkeyDust> Evydder_  i think your question is beyond this channel, maybe try #vbox
[11:16] <DoctorD> any channel about reptiles ?
[11:16] <Evydder_> ok thanks
[11:16] <oCean> !alis | DoctorD
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> mang0: sounds about right, Could use Precise Alpha as it is released soon :)
[11:17] <DoctorD> there is no such channel :(
[11:20] <jokerdino> If I am not wrong, precise alpha is already released.
[11:20] <oCean> jokerdino: yup, alpha2 in feb
[11:21] <maxulti> lotuspsychje: I tried to install etherape , but coulnt do it as for many versions sone files were missing
[11:21] <jokerdino> yeah coz i am on the alpha version.
[11:22] <mang0> ActionParsnip: Precise alpha? I'm just installing from the natty disc, and then I'll run "sudo apt-get update " and "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and once I'm upgraded to 11.10 I will put my backups in place :) could I go straight from natty to precise?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> mang0: natty is eol in October this year
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> mang0: precise == ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[11:24] <lotuspsychje> maxulti: did you run etherape as root?
[11:24] <crazymarine> ok i have lost my mind, how do i install a gui for server using 11.10?
[11:24] <mang0> Ah, I see. ActionParsnip I know natty is eol, which is why I'm going to upgrade to oneiric as soon as I'm finished installing. What I mean is, can I go straight from natty to precise, instead of going through oneiric?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: why didn't you just install the desktop OS?
[11:25] <maxulti> lotuspsychje: yes, but I found an alternative grellm
[11:25] <maxulti> i think i willtry this and see
[11:25] <crazymarine> i am going to use it as a fileserver/print server but i am not too familiar with terminal to edit files and save them
[11:25] <lotuspsychje> maxulti: can you access your router?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: a nice light DE can be gained with:  sudo apt-get install lxde lightdm
[11:25] <maxulti> lotuspsychje: yes,
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: if you are not familiar with cli then I suggest you install desktop next time
[11:26] <lotuspsychje> maxulti:search for connected stations mac adresses in your router
[11:27] <lotuspsychje> ActionParsnip: isnt there a lightweight X for server to manage few stuff easier?
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: lxde is pretty light :)
[11:27] <lotuspsychje> !info lxde
[11:28] <MonkeyDust> lotuspsychje  jwm is very basic and light
[11:28] <frantic_> Hello world!
[11:28] <maxulti> lotuspsychje: pk
[11:28] <maxulti> lotuspsychje: *ok
[11:28] <lotuspsychje> MonkeyDust: cool tnx
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> or install just fluxbox on it's own :)
[11:30] <lotuspsychje> !info jwm
[11:30] <frantic_> okay, so I want to install this program called okawix, Its not on Synaptic or on thee Ubuntu program download thing, I have downloaded the the file but im used to .exe files  How do i go about installing the program
[11:31] <MonkeyDust> frantic_  is it a PPA ?
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> !info okawix
[11:31] <LjL> it's a tar.bz2
[11:32] <LjL> frantic_: just extract it and run it locally, it doesn't seem to have an installer
[11:32] <lotuspsychje> can enlightment run on ocelot?
[11:32] <frantic_> PPA? ill give that a try LjL
[11:34] <crazymarine> ActionParsnip: i have downloaded and installed lxde, how do i get it to start?
[11:34] <frantic_> LjL: Hey! thanks eh
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: did you install lightdm too?
[11:35] <Lantizia> Lo, has anyone got usb2vga working?  I have a "0711:5100 Magic Control Technology Corp." which apparently has been made to work in a linux distribution before with a package called "xserver-xorg-video-tusb" but this doesn't seem to exist anywhere else (e.g. debian or ubuntu) - so maybe it has a new name?
[11:35] <crazymarine> yes, i ran the whole install line you gave me
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> frantic_: cd ~; wget http://www.okawix.com/install/okawix-0.7-current.tar.bz2; tar jxvf ./okawix-0.7-current.tar.bz2; rm ./okawix-0.7-current.tar.bz2
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: then a reboot will give a login screen
[11:36] <crazymarine> ActionParsnip: it doesnt, it goes to the text,
[11:36] <crazymarine> (terminal) base login
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: try:  sudo service lightdm start
[11:37] <crazymarine> ActionParsnip: it says job is already running: lightdm
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: ok try pressing CTRL+ALT+F7, is it there
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: you could cut losses and run:  sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: you could've made your life a lot easier by installing the desktop OS
[11:39] <crazymarine> ActionParsnip: i figured there would be too much to change a desktop os into a server os
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> crazymarine: you can run server apps on a desktop OS, you just have the X server overhead
[11:41] <crazymarine> ActionParsnip: probably would have been easier since i spent 4 hours reburning cds to get the server .iso to install correctly without checksum errors
[11:47] <ubuntuaddicted1> to delete my rythmebox library and strart over would I just delete the .rhythmbox file in my home folder?
[11:47] <kingisher64> does anybody know how to add a sidebar shortcut folder link? thanks
[11:48] <ubuntuaddicted1> kingisher64, using gnome and nautilus it's just drag and drop
[11:48] <ubuntuaddicted1> i need a stable system so I am using 10.04.3 still
[11:53] <kingisher64> ubuntuaddicted1 - if i drag and drop a folder it starts calculating what looks like a copy of the folder contents. I just want to create a shortcut link. Is there no way to just right click on folder ? create shortcut?
[11:56] <lotuspsychje> kingisher64: type nautilus in main button and drag and drop to sidebar
[11:57] <ubuntuaddicted1> kingisher64, drag and drop to the left hand side bart
[11:57] <ubuntuaddicted1> bar
[11:58] <ubuntuaddicted1> kingisher64, what version of Ubuntu?
[11:58] <kingisher64> ubuntuaddicted1: 11.10
[11:58] <ubuntuaddicted1> ah, I can't help. sorry I am still on the last LTS
[11:58] <ubuntuaddicted1> i could install a VM quickly if you  really want help but someone else will be along any second I am sure
[11:59] <ubuntuaddicted1> good luck,
[11:59] <ubuntuaddicted1> gotta run, playing COD with my fans
[11:59] <ubuntuaddicted1> :-)
[11:59] <kingisher64> ubuntuaddicted1 - no don't do that, thanks for offering - enjoy your gaming
[11:59] <ubuntuaddicted1> thanks
[12:00] <kingisher64> lotuspsychje - sorry, what's the main button?
[12:00] <kingisher64> lotuspsychje - i'm in ubuntu 11.10
[12:01] <lotuspsychje> kingisher64: left upside (the ubuntu icon button)
[12:03] <kingisher64> lotuspsychje - ok thanks, i've done that, and the folder i want to create a shortcut to starts a calculating copying process, is this normal to just create a shortcut link? This is my first (of many) weeks with ubuntu I just need to tweak a couple of things
[12:04] <alexxander> i tried installing itunes using wine, and now my videos are playing without any speech. there's sound but no speech. help?
[12:04] <karthick87> I am getting an error while booting ubuntu "nfsmount: need a path" can anyone help?
[12:04] <bazhang> alexxander, check the appdb, then /join #winehq
[12:04] <bazhang> !appdb | alexxander
[12:05] <alexxander> but its wine that's caused an issue with with codecs and parole media player, it's not that wine has an issue?
[12:05] <MonkeyDust> karthick87  is your local pc's ip address in /etc/exports on the remote pc?
[12:05] <guest_> Hi, my Mouse and/or Keyboard randomly freezes at startup, or sometimes randomly in the middle of a session. How can I fix that?  I have ubuntu 11.10, my laptop is a Sony Vaio
[12:06] <karthick87> MonkeyDust: Yes
[12:06] <MonkeyDust> karthick87  you may need to restart the nfs-kernel
[12:06] <lesshaste> can anyone get the "Chat with Live Agent" link to work at http://shop.centurylink.com/residential/customerService/contactus/internet.html or is this a linux incompatability?
[12:06] <karthick87> MonkeyDust: How do i do that?
[12:07] <alexxander> ok, ignore the wine bit, how do i revert my parole and codecs back to factory settings?!
[12:07] <MonkeyDust> karthick87  try sudo service nfs-kernel start
[12:07] <MonkeyDust> karthick87  try sudo service nfs-kernel-server start
[12:07] <karthick87> MonkeyDust: I am not able to boot, do you want me to boot using a live cd?
[12:08] <MonkeyDust> karthick87  you lost me
[12:09] <chris|> karthick87, boot into recovery mode without network and fix the fstab
[12:10] <NQTropic> lesshaste, doesn't work for me on xubuntu with firefox
[12:11] <alexxander> ... no ideas then guys?
[12:11] <guest_> Hi guys, can anyone help? I am on ubuntu 11.10, my mouse / keyboard randomly freezes At startup, or sometimes in the middle of a session (the mouse would move but wouldn't click) and I'd have to restart my laptop a few times before they both work. Any idea how to fix that?
[12:12] <lesshaste> NQTropic: thx
[12:12] <DaMummy|PND> whats a good was to fsck if i cant boot into the filesystem?
[12:13] <chris|> DaMummy|PND, livecd
[12:13] <kingisher64> lotuspsychje - nevermind thanks for your advice anyway - i've decided to drag and drop using cairo dock.
[12:20] <crazymarine> anyone know how to bypass the following error? can not mount /dev/loop0 (/cdrom/casper/filesystem.squashfs) on //filesystem.squashfs
[12:20] <MonkeyDust> crazymarine  casper, squashfs... a live session?
[12:21] <crazymarine> MonkeyDust: from .iso to do an install
[12:22] <MonkeyDust> crazymarine  on a cd or thumbdrive?
[12:22] <crazymarine> MonkeyDust: on cd
[12:23] <MonkeyDust> maybe there's something wrong with the cd?
[12:23] <crazymarine> MonkeyDust: checksum are verified correctly.
[12:23] <MonkeyDust> crazymarine  and can you launch the live session?
[12:25] <jNovice> hello. during ubuntu installation I cannot set "boot loader installation" to /boot (/dev/sda6)  inside extended partition
[12:25] <jNovice> could anybody give any adive how to achieve this?
[12:26] <murfie> did you rewrite your bios to make it work?
[12:28] <crazymarine> MonkeyDust: same error with live session
[12:28] <MonkeyDust> crazymarine  ok, and has is worked before, or is this the first try?
[12:29] <MonkeyDust> it*
[12:30] <crazymarine> MonkeyDust: same error with my laptop, had to install using usb, but i dont have the usb drive any more.
[12:31] <MonkeyDust> crazymarine  if the cd gives errors on both systems, i'd say it's due to the cd
[12:31] <crazymarine> MonkeyDust: i remember when i was installing it on my laptop, someone in here said something about my bios isnt set right or that the installer doesnt read sata drives that well.
[12:32] <MonkeyDust> crazymarine  there you have it, but i cannot give advice on that
[12:34] <MonkeyDust> ah, 'someone' said, it's not a bios error you're getting?
[12:34] <aaa_> how can i update wine (preferably using the GUI)?
[12:35] <crazymarine> MonkeyDust: not a bios but looks like a mounting error
[12:35] <MonkeyDust> aaa_  try sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade wine
[12:36] <MonkeyDust> crazymarine  on two different pc's?
[12:37] <crazymarine> MonkeyDust: yes, but with different disks each time. i have verified that all 5 disk are the same from the repository with checksums verified after each write.
[12:37] <MonkeyDust> aaa_  sorry, that's the cli, not the gui
[12:40] <oni_> hello
[12:44] <tellone> Is it possible to ad a extra time to the disable touch pad while typing option?
[12:44] <MonkeyDust> tellone  in the software center, search gpoint
[12:51] <pakerfeldt> I prepared my drives for dual os, installed windows 7 at first, then today I installed Ubuntu. But I can't seem to get GRUB to understand there is a Windows partition as well. I have used Boot Repair several times without any succuess (the boot loader starts but I have only ubuntu and memtest to choose from). This is my BootInfo summary:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/805088/
[12:53] <tellone> MonketDust: I did not find what i was looking for in  gpoint
[12:54] <jNovice> murfie rewrite BIOS? what do you mean?
[12:54] <jNovice> I try to install on lenovo notebook
[12:55] <murfie> your bios can only boot from primary partitions
[12:56] <tim167> hey, is anyone here using "low latency kernel" ?
[12:56] <jNovice> murfie hmm, could be any option to change this?
[12:57] <jNovice> murfie hold on, I will use EasyBCD from windows to point on ubuntu boot partition
[12:57] <jNovice> check this http://edwinmeyer.com/LenovoUbuntuWin7DualBoot.html
[12:57] <murfie> sounds easy
[13:01] <MonkeyDust> tellone  did you install gpoint-settings-manager?
[13:02] <Boreeas> Is there a way to show the bootlog when the computer is booting instead of an empty black screen?
[13:02] <viktor133> can somebody give me a hand setting up a dual monitor with my laptop?
[13:03] <theadmin> Boreeas: Hit escape while booting. Though normally you should see the Ubuntu logo rather than a black screen.
[13:03] <viktor133> its hooked up, but isn't useable
[13:03] <tellone> MonkeyDust: no all i found was gpointing-device-setting
[13:04] <MonkeyDust> tellone  install that, i think it's what you need
[13:05] <oCean> !nox | Boreeas
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> Boreeas: when the black screen shows, press ESC and you can watch the boot
[13:05] <tellone> MonkeyDust: well kind of solves the problem but not in the way i wanted to solve it
[13:06] <Guest14772> Hey wass the packed name for tutchpad?
[13:07] <Guest14772> toutchpad*
[13:07] <bauernomlett> hey  there! one question: i'm running xubuntu because ubuntu was too slow on my 8 years old notebook. does opensuse need more resources like xubuntu?
[13:08] <Guest14772> bauernomlett, you shud try Crunch Bang Linux if you have problem whit speed
[13:09] <Seveas> bauernomlett opensuse uses gnome by default, so it'll be about as heavy as ubuntu
[13:09] <DragonSlay> bauernomelett, linux mint!
[13:09] <sKew^> DragonSlay, linux min is build from ubuntu? isent is as heavy then?
[13:09] <sKew^> or do i have miss understand the consept
[13:10] <DragonSlay> sKew^, linux mint comes in many flavours..
[13:10] <sKew^> the newes one? linux mint 14 or somthing?
[13:11] <bauernomlett> ah- thanks, i was just wondering... because xubuntu runs now very good but i just thought about tying opensuse but when it needs as much as ubunu i'll stay with xubuntu
[13:11] <Myrtti> bauernomlett: try lubuntu if you want even more oomph
[13:11] <DragonSlay> sKew^, i think speed depends on desktop environment.. xfce and MATE looks to be faster than gnome although i haven't tried neither.
[13:12] <sKew^> Crunch Bang linux is openbox so its pretty fast
[13:12] <full> ola
[13:12] <full> kien eres
[13:12] <sKew^> but over to my problem, my touchpad dosent work now :S
[13:12] <sKew^> what is the package name for toutchpad?
[13:13] <MonkeyDust> sKew^  same for you, you need gpoint somethin, it's in the repos / software center
[13:13] <Boreeas> Thanks everyone :)
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: the minimal installs the bare OS, you can then throw light desktops and such, like fluxbox on, and it will be slim and fast
[13:14] <bauernomlett> thanks for your advise- see ya
[13:14] <sKew^> bauernomlett, look at PM
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: exactly, same difference with openbox etc ;)
[13:15] <sKew^> sure, kkk
[13:15] <sKew^> ;)
[13:15] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, gpoint is the "package name for touchpad, i think i removed one of the packages yesterday when i fixed my sound and graphic card
[13:15] <zap0> how do i change the IP address?
[13:16] <viktor133> can anybody assist me with setting up a dual monitor for my laptop in maverick pls?
[13:16] <sKew^> zap0, cant change IP adress, you need to use proxy or VPN
[13:16] <theadmin> sKew^: Probably he wants to use a static local IP...
[13:16] <sKew^> zap0, you can change the macadress tho ^^
[13:17] <sKew^> theadmin, maby... sure that cud be somthing aswell
[13:17] <warfaren> viktor133: you running gnome or unity?
[13:17] <viktor133> gnome
[13:17] <theadmin> warfaren: Eh. Maverick. Unity wasn't even out back then :P
[13:17] <theadmin> Or was it?
[13:17] <theadmin> Meh I forget
[13:18] <theadmin> Don't mind me, I'm crazy
[13:18] <warfaren> i think you need to go to system > preferences > monitors
[13:18] <MonkeyDust> theadmin  you're crazy
[13:18] <warfaren> i dont know, im running lucid
[13:18] <warfaren> :)
[13:18] <iceroot> theadmin: unity = ubuntu netbook-remix
[13:18] <viktor133> done that
[13:18] <iceroot> theadmin: imo it was already there 8.04
[13:18] <theadmin> iceroot: oic
[13:18] <viktor133> it shows the same skin, but i can't use it
[13:18] <warfaren> and both screens were hooked up before you went there?
[13:19] <viktor133> yup
[13:19] <warfaren> same skin? not sure what you mean? can i see a screenshot of monitors please?
[13:20] <viktor133> i mean the wallpaper, how do i send the screenshot?
[13:20] <warfaren> press print screen, save it somewhere and upload it to some o
[13:20] <theadmin> viktor133: printscreen, then post to a site like http://imm.io or whatever and link
[13:20] <DragonSlay> viktor133, use pastebin
[13:20] <warfaren> image hosting site
[13:21] <sKew^> btw is it a command that reinstall alle package that came out as defult when u installed ubuntu? think i have removed some i need ;P
[13:21] <danik> hrllo
[13:21] <sKew^> but dont know what ;P
[13:21] <zap0> sKew^, so its on the same network as the rest of the machines, then i can ping it
[13:21] <warfaren> alt+printscreen is nice too, itll take a picture only of the selected window
[13:21] <UniTe> Is there anyway i can set the IP that user on my server uses??
[13:21] <theadmin> sKew^: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[13:22] <kyubutsu> note: i prefer gnome3. however, gnome3 gets its top panel [and other things] visually glitched when using proprietary driver for ati/amd cards no matter if its compiz or mutter
[13:22] <danik> guys ive installed ubuntu 10 recently when i want to install my wireless driver it says pls look at the log file
[13:22] <sKew^> theadmin, thx, it dosent remove the programs i have installed aswell or?
[13:22] <theadmin> sKew^: Won't remove anything
[13:23] <danik> what shoould i do ?
[13:23] <zap0> sKew^, w00t!!  i got it working.
[13:23] <danik> guys can u pls help
[13:23] <danik> :(
[13:23] <theadmin> !patience | danik
[13:24] <sKew^> theadmin, nice ty :)
[13:24] <danik> :D
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> zap0: you can change LAN IP easily, WAN IP is provided by your ISP
[13:24] <zap0> ActionParsnip, thanks.  i found a dialog that let me change it.
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> danik: what wireless chip do you use?
[13:24] <theadmin> sKew^: np
[13:24] <DragonSlay> danik, tell us why it asked you to see the log file? do you have more info on the err message
[13:25] <danik> yep
[13:25] <tellone> MonkeyDust: thatnks for your help didn't like gpoint, i was looking for syndaemon
[13:25] <sKew^> zap0, if u got sensured on net, try out tor + vidalia :)
[13:25] <danik> its  broadcam bcm4311
[13:25] <jokerdino> what is the channel for ubuntu-developers ?
[13:25] <viktor133> warfaren, http://tinypic.com/r/348kjk4/5
[13:25] <theadmin> jokerdino: #ubuntu-devel
[13:25] <jokerdino> ok thanks
[13:25] <zap0> sKew^, thanks.
[13:25] <danik> and the error is /var/log/jockey.log
[13:26] <danik> it says installation failed
[13:26] <sKew^> zap0, or try https://tails.boum.org/ its a live-cd  ;)
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> danik: which wireless chip do you use "yep" is not an intelligent reply
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | danik
[13:26] <MonkeyDust> tellone  glad you're helped \o/
[13:26] <danik> thx alot sir
[13:26] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: [17:25:17] <danik> its  broadcam bcm4311
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: wasn't highlighted, so didn't see it
[13:27] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Makes sense :D
[13:27] <danik> my bad
[13:27] <warfaren> viktor133: i meant one with the monitors settings window open
[13:27] <viktor133> oh, right, coming up
[13:27] <sKew^> theadmin, it dident work for the driver to the tutchpad :S hmmm i probebly sayed somthing wrong ;P
[13:27] <CharminTheMoose> Hey all, I'm trying to boot a debootstrapped ubuntu 11.04 system, but the console login isn't appearing. Init seems to just hang after parsing rc.local.
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> danik: np :)
[13:28] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: You got agetty, bash etc?
[13:28] <kyubutsu> np sounds like yep to me
[13:28]  * kyubutsu shrugs it off
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> danik: use a wired link if you can and get fully updated. Can help
[13:29] <viktor133> warfaren: http://tinypic.com/r/nyh1mu/5
[13:29] <Seveas> CharminTheMoose, pastebin your rc.local
[13:30] <DragonSlay> kyubutsu, how did you set the message "shrugs it off"?
[13:30] <MonkeyDust> DragonSlay  type /me blah
[13:30] <Sara_FOSS>    
[13:31]  * DragonSlay thanks MonkeyDust :)
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> DragonSlay: you got it ;)
[13:32] <MagPulse> uh
[13:32] <DragonSlay> :))
[13:32] <MagPulse> Is anyone free to help me with a problem?
[13:32] <theadmin> MagPulse: Most are here just for that ;) Ask it
[13:32] <MagPulse> Thanks, I'm a bit concerned I have a virus/system intrusion
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> !av
[13:33] <sKew^> damn i just wanna write "sudo rm -rf *"
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> !danger
[13:33] <MagPulse> A robotics voice started playing(it was espeak I think), and command line started by itself
[13:33] <warfaren> viktor133: are they both 1280x800 screens?
[13:33] <theadmin> MagPulse: Uh, check if something weird is running in background with htop
[13:33] <MagPulse> and when I tried to close it it opened itself, then closed again, then kept doing that
[13:34] <MagPulse> theadmin: Do I go "htop" in bash?
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> MagPulse: run:  users    and you'll see the connected users. Does anyone connect to the system, via SSH etc?
[13:34] <MagPulse> theadmin, I've already restarted though, so I'm not sure I'll find anything
[13:34] <warfaren> type htop and press enter?
[13:34] <theadmin> MagPulse: Check your crontab too. And yeah, that's a command. You can also use whatever the heck the default taskmanager is
[13:34] <warfaren> if you dont have it, sudo apt-get install htop
[13:34] <theadmin> MagPulse: Okay, hm, can you check your crontab? Run "crontab -e" in the terminal and pastebin it
[13:35] <sKew^> ubottu, sorry for posting it, i just want my damn toutchpad to work think i need to reinstall the driver but i dont know what driver u use!
[13:35] <sKew^> sorry for posting it, i just want my damn toutchpad to work think i need to reinstall the driver but i dont know what driver u use!
[13:35] <theadmin> MagPulse: Also check if there's something weird in your GUI's "Startup Apps"
[13:35] <MagPulse> theadmin, it says no crontab for me
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: what make and model is the system?
[13:36] <theadmin> MagPulse: Honestly I have no idea what might be causing such behaviour, sounds like someone got to your computer somehow and played some sort of a joke on you.
[13:36] <viktor133> i'm installing htop, the "unknown" monitor is set to 1360 x 768 (16:9)
[13:36] <warfaren> oh no need to do that. i wasnt telling you hehe
[13:36] <MagPulse> theadmin, hm, I'll pipe my crontab output to less and put it in pastebin
[13:36] <viktor133> oh, uhm, yeah...
[13:37] <theadmin> !who | warfaren, viktor133
[13:37] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, ubuntu 11.10 gnome 64-bit - HP envy 14" , i7 1.6ghz, 8gb ddr3, 1gb ddr3 ati hd radeon 5650, ocz ssd 240gb
[13:37] <warfaren> so viktor133 what kind of setup are you trying to get with your two screens? cloned? or 2 workspaces?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: which envy, there are 5. The rest of the details I don't need
[13:38] <sKew^> kk 2 sec
[13:38] <viktor133> warfaren, 2 workspaces, mirrored does work (but the resolutions become fucked up)
[13:38] <sKew^> hp envy 14 - 1190eo
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: thanks, thats all I needed
[13:39] <oCean> viktor133: control your language here, please
[13:39] <sKew^> hehe np, sorry for the long unplessend info
[13:39] <warfaren> viktor133: true, well it looks in the screenshot like thats what you have?
[13:39] <DragonSlay> MagPulse, crontab -l will list the crontab entries
[13:39] <meadhikari> How would I install gedit plugin like http://gedit-folding.googlecode.com/files/folding.gedit-plugin  please help
[13:39] <MagPulse> theadmin, http://pastebin.com/zPLbt8Uk
[13:39] <MagPulse> dragonkeeper, thanks, I had to manually right-click copy lol
[13:39] <theadmin> MagPulse: Yeah, it's empty...
[13:40] <sKew^> ActionParsnip,  btw then you probebly can help me why me X is freezing some time :/ ?
[13:40] <theadmin> MagPulse: Go to "Startup Applications" (if you're using Gnome) and see if there's anything there
[13:40] <viktor133> warfaren, not really, i have a screen with the same wallpaper, but no way to use it, i can't drag any window there or open anything
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> !info xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
[13:40] <MagPulse> theadmin, I'm running chkrootkit and the clam virus thing, do you recommend doing anything else(checking startup programs now)
[13:41] <Gentoo64> MagPulse: clamav will only scan for win viruses
[13:41] <theadmin> MagPulse: I dunno, the problem is honestly weird... Never had anything like that (unless you count my mouse randomly stopping working, but that's an Ubuntu bug)
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> !info synaptics-dkms
[13:41] <warfaren> viktor133: that sounds strange. so if you drag your windows to the right edge of your first screen, they dont appear on the second one?
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: http://linuxenvy.blogspot.com/2011/01/touchpad-fixed.html
[13:41] <sKew^> BrB 2min need a siggaret
[13:41] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, ty
[13:41] <MagPulse> theadmin, is there a commandline I can type to output my startup programs to show you guys?
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: there is a deb file you can install there, may help
[13:42] <MagPulse> Gentoo64, hm, so even if I had a linux virus it won't do much? :(
[13:42] <sKew^> i will try it out now
[13:42] <theadmin> MagPulse: I don't think Gnome stores them in any sane way, sorry >.< If you'd take a screenshot of the window, though...
[13:42] <Gentoo64> MagPulse: no because linux dont really have vruses
[13:42] <MagPulse> theadmin, plus everytime I try to view my system logs in log viewer the thing freezes up
[13:42] <Gentoo64> MagPulse: do you have wine installed?
[13:42] <viktor133> euhm, apparently, i should have payed more attention, to where my monitors are relative to each other *bit embarresed*
[13:43] <theadmin> MagPulse: Meh at the log viewer, browse them directly (go to /var/log/, they're all there)
[13:43] <MagPulse> Gentoo64, yeah, I think so too, I'm thinking it might be a targeted attack
[13:43] <Gentoo64> doubt it
[13:43] <Gentoo64> robot voice? lol
[13:43] <warfaren> viktor133: well thats basically how you have to use it
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: have you not seen that link?
[13:43] <MagPulse> theadmin, I tried gedit /var/log didn't work, trying with nautilus
[13:43] <theadmin> MagPulse: It's a folder xD
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> MagPulse: try less instead :)
[13:44] <theadmin> MagPulse: You can't open a folder in a text editor
[13:44] <MagPulse> theadmin, lol sorry bit of a linux noob
[13:44] <Gentoo64> MagPulse: cat /var/log/messages
[13:44] <DragonSlay> skynet hits ubuntu.
[13:44] <MagPulse> Gentoo64, thanks
[13:44] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, i tryed the .deb file, ubuntu software center got a  interral error
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> Gentoo64: use less, more readable unless you are Johnny5
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: install it in terminal, the output will be useful
[13:44] <Gentoo64> cat works..
[13:44] <sKew^> kk
[13:44] <warfaren> viktor133: im no multiscreen user myself so i dont know a lot about it but i helped with setting it up for some people
[13:45] <viktor133> ok, then i just have to find the right resolution. thnks a lot for the help
[13:45] <warfaren> viktor133: im sure there is some way to spawn windows on the other screen by default too
[13:45] <viktor133> warfaren, span?
[13:45] <MagPulse> theadmin, wow I can't read the log file at all no use
[13:46] <warfaren> viktor133: i suppose, it can be a bit of a pain when your screens dont have the same resolution
[13:46] <MagPulse> theadmin, I'm thinking if anything happened it was a bash commandline
[13:46] <warfaren> viktor133: spawn, create a window
[13:46] <DragonSlay> MagPulse,  use less /var/log/messages
[13:46] <MagPulse> theadmin, I checked history and I didn't see anything suspicious, is there a log of users that have previously connected to my machine
[13:46] <MagPulse> dragonkeeper, trying it now
[13:46] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, just type sudo ./"filename" ?
[13:47] <viktor133> warfaren, yeah, but they're different sizes (laptop), but i'll find something that's agreeable, thnks again
[13:47] <MagPulse> dragonkeeper, hm no messages in there
[13:47] <DragonSlay> MagPulse, btw i'm dragonslay
[13:47] <warfaren> viktor133: cool :)
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: no, it's:   sudo dpkg -i filename
[13:47] <MagPulse> DragonSlay, sorry pressed tab at "dragon"
[13:48] <MagPulse> DragonSlay, /var/log/messages is empty
[13:48] <MagPulse> The worst part is that espeak repeated the message three times and I didn't understand a thing it said
[13:48] <DragonSlay> MagPulse, sudo less /var/log/messages
[13:48] <sKew^> dpkg-deb: error: `synaptics-dkms_1.1.1_all.deb' is not a debian format archive
[13:48] <sKew^> dpkg: error processing synaptics-dkms_1.1.1_all.deb (--install):
[13:48] <sKew^>  subprocess dpkg-deb --control returned error exit status 2
[13:48] <sKew^> Errors were encountered while processing:
[13:48] <sKew^>  synaptics-dkms_1.1.1_all.deb
[13:48] <FloodBot1> sKew^: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:49] <hail> any one on here with any experiance using quickly and python
[13:49] <MagPulse> DragonSlay, hm, its still empty
[13:49] <MagPulse> dragonkeeper, is there a command I can use to see current/previous users logged into my computer
[13:50] <warfaren> hail: youre typically better off just stating your actual question
[13:50] <ubuntuaddicted> curious about starting my rhythmbox library over. can't seem to locate the rhtyhmbox.rc or whatever the config file is.
[13:50] <DragonSlay> MagPulse, type in who
[13:50] <ubuntuaddicted> anyone help Ubu please?
[13:51] <MagPulse> DragonSlay, I see me and my ttys, is there a way to view a history of logged in users?
[13:51] <DragonSlay> MagPulse, sorry, i dunno about that..
[13:51] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: I'd check the bugfile link on the page
[13:51] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: what is Ubu?
[13:51] <MagPulse> DragonSlay, its k, thanks for your help
[13:51] <giuseppe_> I have a question: suppose I have a usb disk attached to my machine, the kernel assign to it a name under /dev (/dev/sdd; /dev/sdd1). well, then I disconnect my drive from the system, in this condition when I re-plug my disk the kernl assign to it a new mapping under dev for example /dev/sde - sde1.. anyone knows how to do to reassing to it the original mapping?
[13:51] <ubuntuaddicted> that's me
[13:52] <hail> cant figer out how to get python output into a buffer for use in a glade text view box
[13:52] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, do you know where the rhythmbox rc file is?
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: try:  sudo updatedb; locate rhtyhmbox.rc
[13:52] <jrib> hail: #python
[13:53] <hail> thanks jrib i will try there
[13:53] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, wasn't sure what the exact config name was, will try. thanks
[13:53] <warfaren> giuseppe_: perhaps your forgetting to safely remove it when unplugging it the first time? so that the old device does not disappear?
[13:53] <DragonSlay> MagPulse, found it in google that "last" will display login history
[13:53] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, while I have your attention. do you know how to show which process is accessing a module?
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: try:  lsof | grep modulename
[13:54] <MonkeyDust> ubuntuaddicted  try lsmod
[13:54] <MagPulse> DragonSlay, thanks, I'm trying /var/log/auth.log too, but I can't understand most of that
[13:54] <giuseppe_> that 's true.. but.. in this case there is a way to forse the system to remap my drive to the original name under dev?
[13:55] <Luis_83> hello
[13:56] <MagPulse> DragonSlay, hm I only see me... This random espeak thing is freaking me out
[13:56] <danik> actionparsnip that helped me alot thx
[13:56] <Luis_83> no grils
[13:56] <MonkeyDust> Luis_83  wrong channel
[13:56] <danik> admin thx
[13:56] <sKew^> bahhh
[13:56] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, ok, found it using find /home/ubu/ -name rhythmbox
[13:57] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, thanks
[13:57] <sKew^> this is so mutch work now ....
[13:57] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip,  locate returned nothing :(
[13:57] <DragonSlay> MagPulse, it could be a bug..
[13:57] <danik> guys have fun
[13:57] <danik> bb
[13:58] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, ok, thanks for the lsof help. i didn't think kdenlive would've been using raw1394.ko but it is
[13:58] <MagPulse> DragonSlay, Its one crazy bug lol
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: the OS can tell you a lot, Windows can't tell you that level of detail without 3rd party apps
[14:00] <DragonSlay> MagPulse, linux is 100% secure.
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> DragonSlay: no OS is 100% secure
[14:01] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, oh, you don't need to sell me on Ubuntu. Been using for over 5 years and loving it!
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: :)
[14:01] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, just not familar with every single command.......yet   lol
[14:01] <DragonSlay> ActionParsnip, but what about Linux ?
[14:02] <ubuntuaddicted> DragonSlay, yes
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> DragonSlay: its not 100% secure, the only secure OS is one that's not running
[14:02] <MagPulse> DragonSlay, I'm pretty confident about linux's security too, there's no widespread viruses for it, and for a system to be compromised it would have to be specifically targed. But that's what I'm worried about.
[14:02] <ubuntuaddicted> DragonSlay, anything in ubuntu is based on the linux kernel, so any linux distro can do the same thing at it's core
[14:03] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, i would say it;s more secure then Windows only because 90% of viral stuff is written to impact windows registry, etc etc
[14:03] <LjL> DragonSlay: Linux isn't even particularly secure, it has a simple permission model, no mandatory access control by default, no proof of correctness for its code... (mind, OS's that have those things are usually very specialized)
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: true, but not 100%
[14:03] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, when talking about browser holes, then that's a different story
[14:03] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, is my % wrong? lol
[14:03] <ubuntuaddicted> 99%
[14:03] <ubuntuaddicted> sorry, off topic. will stop
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: maybe, its speculative, but its definately not 100%
[14:04] <Glowball> According to System Monitor, Xorg is using 632.5MiB of memory, I don't think it's meant to do that, right? :x
[14:04] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, oh, i know there's viral stuff written for os x and linux but maybe what, 1%
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> Glowball: i'd say no
[14:04] <ThinkT510> ubuntuaddicted: also you can't secure against uneducated users :)
[14:04] <ubuntuaddicted> ThinkT510, of course not
[14:04] <AlanBell> Glowball: it can do, depends how much memory you have
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: virus resillience is not security
[14:04] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, sounds like your xorg has a mem leak
[14:04] <Glowball> 4GB, but it's really WAY less after a reboot
[14:04]  * DragonSlay says thanks guys..
[14:05] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, what ubuntu you using?
[14:05] <andyn> viruses for osx are rather rare, but trojans are common
[14:05] <Glowball> 10.10
[14:05] <Glowball> (No Unity for me yet)
[14:05] <qmr> How can I broadcast a window on my desktop to the world?
[14:05] <qmr> How can I broadcast a window on my desktop to the world?
[14:05] <ubuntuaddicted> guys, i was trying to use general terms the average user understands
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> Glowball: you can use XFCE in Oneiric and not get Unity..
[14:05] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, you have a memory leak
[14:06] <Glowball> I know, but then I still don't have my GNOME desktop
[14:06] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, im with you, me no go unity YET
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> Glowball: it uses GTK, your gnome apps will run just fine
[14:06] <Glowball> I'll keep using 10.10 as long as it's supported, I'll see whatever I'll do afterwards
[14:06] <ubuntuaddicted> 10.04.3 for me
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> Glowball: maverick is EOL in April
[14:06] <AlanBell> qmr: possibly using vnc
[14:06] <Glowball> I know
[14:06] <sKew^> hmmm maby just make a new usb pendrive and reinstall hole system?
[14:06] <Glowball> April is not now :)
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: does it work in liveCD?
[14:07] <qmr> AlanBell: rather have something where I can give out a public URL, and a certain portion of my desktop is broadcast
[14:07] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, my xorg is at 158 and holding. uptime is only around 7 days though
[14:07] <DragonSlay> Glowball, MATE is developed from gnome2. you can try that fot the moment.
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> Glowball: its not far away though. I use LXDE and run all the gnome apps you probably use, no unity bar
[14:07] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, the tutchpad?
[14:07] <Glowball> In Februari, I've got some time on my hands to get a second pc and toy with Unity/Shell/MATE/Cinnamon/GNOME3 fallback/whatever
[14:07] <sKew^> evereting work like a sharm in LiveCD mode
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> DragonSlay: mate won't be supported here, depends if you like support or not
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: try a clean install then
[14:07] <Glowball> February* (in Dutch it's with an i..)
[14:07] <ubuntuaddicted> ActionParsnip, can you point me to exact website for changes from 10.10 to 11.04 or first unity desktop?
[14:08] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: ubuntu is in Natty and later
[14:08] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, yeah but i dont wanna lose all my files and i wass a jerk i encrypted the hole HDD so i can use gparted :S
[14:08] <Glowball> ubuntuaddicted: Well, my uptime is only just over 1 day :(
[14:08] <ActionParsnip> ubuntuaddicted: if you search for: what is new in Maverick   you'll find what is new in maverick (change release name as you need)
[14:08] <ThinkT510> !unity | ubuntuaddicted
[14:08] <AlanBell> qmr: I would do it with vncserver, maybe sharing the whole desktop of a virtual machine
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: but you have your important data backed up...
[14:09] <AlanBell> qmr: or perhaps a google hangout or something
[14:09] <Glowball> Right, *SOMETHING* just happened, as it fell back down to 50MiB O.o I wonder if it's just System Monitor messing up, as I've seen Firefox doing the same thing earlier today :/
[14:09] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, no:( iam in a new country i just got this computer and
[14:09] <sKew^> i will try to make my ipod as a external hdd
[14:10] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: USB storage devices exist in many countries
[14:10] <AlanBell> Glowball: is it causing a problem?
[14:10] <Glowball> No, wait. I've got *two* instances of Xorg running in System Monitor. One is using 50MB of memory, the other is still at 630MB
[14:10] <sKew^> acmeinc1, sure but iam not ritch :P if you know i got a 4tb server back in norway ect
[14:10] <sKew^> ;P
[14:10] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, firefox is a hog, try chrome beta
[14:10] <DragonSlay> ubuntuaddicted, firefox 9 is less on memory
[14:11] <sKew^> i will try to backup things on USB pens, just need to remove some programs ect
[14:11] <Glowball> ubuntuaddicted: Chrome is more resource intensive by design and its lay-out is unusable for me, so I'll just stay with it :)
[14:11] <Glowball> with Firefox*, that is
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: should have installed openssh-server, port forwarded port 22 and you have a remote SFTP server
[14:11] <ubuntuaddicted> DragonSlay, ok
[14:11] <sKew^> i know but slow wifi ;P
[14:11] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, ok, so your xorg issue went from 600+ mb of memory to 50?
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> Glowball: I use the daily build on mid to low end systems, runs well
[14:12] <MagPulse> clc
[14:12] <Glowball> ubuntuaddicted: No, I saw it wrong. Apparently there are two instances of Xorg in System Monitor. One of them is using 50MB, the other is still using 630MB...
[14:12] <MagPulse> uh, sorry about that
[14:12] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, ouch
[14:12] <Glowball> Right click > Memory Maps doesn't show anything
[14:12] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball,  very weird, what does top say?
[14:12] <AlanBell> Glowball: can you do ps aux |grep X
[14:12] <Seveas> Glowball, use xrestop to find out which app abuses most X memory
[14:13] <pater> oh
[14:13] <Glowball> AlanBell: http://pastebin.com/83PdScyy
[14:13] <DragonSlay> are there any security related channels in irc?
[14:13] <sKew^> acmeinc1, can u help me make a USB whit 2 partitions, one for the boot live image and rest for saving data on?
[14:14] <AlanBell> Glowball: ooh, you really are running two X servers, any idea why?
[14:14] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, are you using the dipsplay at :1?
[14:14] <pater> *_*
[14:14] <sKew^> ActionParsnip, can u help me make a USB whit 2 partitions, one for the boot live image and rest for saving data on?
[14:14] <ubuntuaddicted> Glowball, duel display or vnc?
[14:14] <ubuntuaddicted> sKew^, i can
[14:14] <ThinkT510> !usb | sKew^
[14:14] <ubuntuaddicted> sKew^, i run a 16gb verbatem for that exact reason now
[14:14] <MonkeyDust> sKew^  it's what i have, i used gparted
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: use gparted
[14:15] <sKew^> kk, works on SDHC card aswell?
[14:15] <ubuntuaddicted> sKew^, you don't even need 2 partitions. is this a flash drive?
[14:15] <Glowball> AlanBell: Nope, no clue. I might have added and removed another monitor yesterday, but I'm not sure.
[14:15] <sKew^> yes USB-pen/flashdrive
[14:15] <AlanBell> Glowball: do you have two graphics cards?
[14:15] <Glowball> No
[14:15] <ThinkT510> !away | NameLess-Busy
[14:16] <NameLess-Busy> oh whhops, didn't know i was here :D
[14:16] <MonkeyDust> sKew^  plugin the thumbdrive, you can then choose it in gparted
[14:16] <ubuntuaddicted> sKew^, check out multisystem   its awesome. I run 4 linux distros and yet still run portable apps in windows all from 1 partition on a 16gb verbatem
[14:16] <MonkeyDust> ubuntuaddicted  i use multisystem on that thumdrive :)
[14:16] <ubuntuaddicted> sKew^, check private channel
[14:16] <sKew^> to mutch now
[14:16] <ubuntuaddicted> MonkeyDust, i love my 16gb flash drive. My friends call it my magic stick
[14:17] <pater> ...
[14:17] <AlanBell> Glowball: ok, so your :0 display would normally be the main one, and that is using a fairly epic amount of ram, the :1 display isn't really using much, and it is a bit of a puzzle that it is there
[14:17] <MagPulse> hey guys, the /var/log logs don't automatically delete themselves when you restart/after a set amount of time right?
[14:17] <ubuntuaddicted> so I can do whatever I want in windows, os x, and ubuntu all from 1 little stick. lol
[14:17] <MagPulse> and whats the difference between syslog and syslog.1?
[14:17] <ubuntuaddicted> MagPulse, yes they do
[14:17] <AlanBell> MagPulse: no, they mostly get compressed
[14:18] <ubuntuaddicted> syslog is current, syslog.1 is older and so son
[14:18] <MagPulse> ubuntuaddicted, uh.. when the comp restarts?
[14:18] <AlanBell> MagPulse: syslog gets copied to syslog.1 after a while, then they get older and older ones are compressed
[14:18] <ubuntuaddicted> AlanBell, they eventually get deetled UNLESS you customized it
[14:18] <MagPulse> AlanBell, ubuntuaddicted lol not sure who I should listen to
[14:18] <sKew^> ubuntuaddicted,  i need to make a tumbdrive whit ubuntu, crunch bang linux, etc
[14:18] <MagPulse> ubuntuaddicted, whats the timeframe before they get deleted
[14:18] <ubuntuaddicted> MagPulse, no, it's within the log conf file
[14:19] <ubuntuaddicted> MagPulse, send me a private chat request
[14:19] <AlanBell> ubuntuaddicted: good point, they do get cleaned up in the end
[14:19] <ubuntuaddicted> AlanBell, otherwise peoples systems would fill and not boot. lol
[14:19] <sKew^> is it away to undecrypt the HDD ? i encrypted it wen i installed ubuntu?!
[14:20] <Pitroadrush> ubuntu 11.10 how i can install the theme, when I go to advance settings it doesnt show it
[14:20] <Glowball> Seveas: This are the top entries from xrestop: http://pastebin.com/F4aXMukt
[14:21] <Glowball> But it looks like that's the 50MB Xorg?
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: there are tools for that stuff. http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB  Nice script there too, it'll need tweaking a bit
[14:21] <tellone> the mouse-cursor just froze, i rebooted it was fine for a minute now it froze again, does this happen?
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> sKew^: http://www.sarducd.it/USB.html
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> tellone: is your Ram healthy?
[14:21] <Pitroadrush> ubuntu 11.10 how i can install the theme, when I go to advance settings it doesnt show it
[14:23] <Pitroadrush> ubuntu 11.10 how i can install the theme, when I go to advance settings it doesnt show it
[14:23] <tellone> ActionParsnip: what is best method to check that?
[14:24] <Pitroadrush> ubuntu 11.10 how i can install the theme, when I go to advance settings it doesnt show it
[14:25] <Glowball> Is there any way I can restart X without losing my entire session?
[14:25] <Glowball> I could live with such a workaround
[14:25] <Pitroadrush> ubuntu 11.10 how i can install the theme, when I go to advance settings it doesnt show it
[14:26] <owenll> Pitroadrush: you need to copy the theme folder to /usr/share/themes/
[14:26] <andyn> or .themes under home
[14:26] <Pitroadrush> let me try that
[14:26] <Pitroadrush> give a mint
[14:27] <owenll> Pitroadrush: andyn suggestion is better and easier than mine
[14:27] <mang0> Holy moly
[14:27] <Pitroadrush> drag them to that folder
[14:28] <mang0> ActionParsnip, I installed 11.10, I can't use it D: where is everything?!
[14:28] <mang0> Lol
[14:28] <ubuntuaddicted> i love how busy this channel is
[14:28] <mang0> :)
[14:28] <tellone> I think my ram is healthy moives and youtube run without a hitch
[14:28] <mang0> Blargh gotta re-start again
[14:28] <owenll> Pitroadrush: open Home folder -> ctrl h for hidden files copy the theme folder to .themes
[14:29] <Philipp_> hi...i need help installing mythbuntu...is this the right channel?
[14:29] <AlanBell> Glowball: not really the way you have stuff at the moment, there are things you can do to have applications persistent across x sessions and moveable between x sessions, but you have to do that before you run them
[14:29] <wireless> !ping
[14:29] <wireless> am I connected??
[14:29] <wireless> nevermind
[14:30] <mang0> wireless, Yeah you are
[14:30] <mang0> time to install nvidia-x-server-settings or whatever it's called
[14:30] <Pitroadrush> ok i just drag them there
[14:30] <wireless> thanks mang0...wierd lag I got there
[14:30] <wireless> my router is way too far away
[14:30] <Pitroadrush> it show it at advance settings
[14:31] <AlanBell> Philipp_: there is a #mythbuntu channel
[14:31] <mang0> wireless, Np
[14:31] <Pitroadrush> ?
[14:31] <Philipp_> thanks
[14:32] <Pitroadrush> extract them there
[14:32] <Pitroadrush> ?
[14:33] <ctcsadmin> Gooooooooood Morrrrnnningg UBUNTU!
[14:33] <owenll> Pitroadrush: extract it first and copy it there or just extract it there - give it a go
[14:33] <ctcsadmin> If anyone is awake…. ;-)
[14:33] <Jackneill2> good morning gentoo
[14:33] <Jackneill2> :D
[14:34] <wireless> whats the name of the regular "search for files" application in gnome?  I'm not running any panels or menus.
[14:35] <ctcsadmin> wireless, find?
[14:35] <theadmin> wireless: gnome-search-tool
[14:36] <koko_> hello
[14:37] <koko_> can i test radius radtest with ip on server like #radtest name password IP port testing123 ?
[14:43] <x3no> where is the wine drive C located in ubuntu? just forgot
[14:44] <LjL> x3no: ~/.wine/drive_c
[14:44] <ThinkT510> x3no: take a look in your home folder under .wine
[14:44] <x3no> LjL thanks
[14:45] <ctcsadmin> I was just thinking, someone should (or probably have) make a google bot that picks up on question phrases, does a search, and responds with a few results.
[14:46] <vreg> "Does this make me look fat?"
[14:46] <LjL> ctcsadmin: that's not really in the spirit of this channel, but if you want, discuss it in #ubuntu-ops
[14:46] <mang0> vreg, definitely.
[14:46] <mang0> :P
[14:47] <tsurc> anyone had any problems with ipv6 on 12.04? I'm not seeing router advertisements on wlan0
[14:47] <wireless> tsurc..does 12.04 have a newer kernel?
[14:47] <ctcsadmin> LjL, figured…. was just a random thought, or maybe make a trigger incase no one is around.
[14:48] <ctcsadmin> LjL, or….. they could just point their browser at google.com ;-)
[14:48] <ctcsadmin> lol
[14:48] <tellone> free -m returned , Total=2895    Used=2353  free=542, is that bad enough for the cursor to freeze?
[14:48] <wdp> how can i see the bootloader menu in ubuntu on boot instead of the graphical boot up crap?
[14:48] <ctcsadmin> There will be no more google if SOPA is passed…. :-(
[14:48] <DJones> tsurc: Probably better asking in #ubuntu+1 for queries with 12.04, thats the support channel for the development version
[14:49] <oCean> ctcsadmin: please stay on topic
[14:49] <oCean> tellone: the line with useful information starts with -/+ buffers/cache
[14:49] <ctcsadmin> oCean, apologies
[14:49] <oCean> !ram | tellone
[14:50] <tsurc> wireless: ive run software up to date, its definitely a software issue as it works in centos 6 and my android phone is picking up the discovery fine.
[14:50] <bs> how to run paltalk on ubuntu 11.10
[14:51] <voidstar> hi everyone
[14:51] <wireless> hi voidstar
[14:51] <voidstar> wireless cool name
[14:51]  * DragonSlay says hi 
[14:52] <tsurc> wireless: Im running 3.2.0-8-generic-pae #15-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jan 11 15:34:57 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[14:52] <Pitroadrush> ok
[14:52] <Pitroadrush> i extract the file at .theme
[14:52] <jwtiyar> how to format an usb flash in 11.10 ?
[14:53] <wireless> jwtiyar: I like using gparted for all formating...
[14:53] <wireless> but...
[14:53] <Pitroadrush> it should show at advance settings
[14:53] <Pitroadrush> ?
[14:53] <jwtiyar> wireless, how?
[14:53] <wireless> you can format by going to computer....and right clicking the drive...format. I believe
[14:53] <wireless> jwtiyar.... if you dont have it....sudo apt-get install gparted
[14:53] <wireless> if you do...type sudo gparted
[14:54] <wireless> its pretty easy to figure out from there..
[14:54] <wireless> but I think how you can also do it is goto......places.....computer.....
[14:54] <wireless> right click the drive...
[14:54] <wireless> and I believe there is a format option
[14:54] <Pitroadrush> ubuntu 11.10
[14:54] <wireless> I just like gparted cuz it has many options
[14:54] <Pitroadrush> i send the packages to .themes now what
[14:55] <Pitroadrush> i dont see the theme in advance settings
[14:55] <Pitroadrush> is there another trick
[14:55] <qmr> http://i.imgur.com/oG6GE.png  I can't click the radio buttons :/
[14:55] <Someus> Sveiki, mneri!
[14:57] <tellone> seems like i only have 0.25 gb swap,
[14:58] <tsurc> does anyone know if there is a more specific channel for network/ipv6 issues?
[14:58] <Pitroadrush> i send the packages to .themes now
[14:58] <Pitroadrush> i dont see the theme in advance settings
[14:58] <mang0> tsurc, ##networking, maybe...
[14:59] <LjL> tsurc: ##networking, but it's not specific to Ubuntu
[14:59] <tellone> !swap|me
[14:59] <Pitroadrush> hello
[14:59] <Pitroadrush> hello
[14:59] <Pitroadrush> hello
[14:59] <FloodBot1> Pitroadrush: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:59] <voidstar> floodbot
[14:59] <qmr> Found the answer... http://blog.mightyverse.com/2011/07/when-you-cant-click-the-flash-player-allow-button/  although it works in Firefox.  Link has a workaround
[15:00] <Pitroadrush> i send the packages to .themes now how can work around that
[15:00] <Pitroadrush> im trying to change the theme on ubuntu 11.10
[15:01] <tsurc> cheers :) Its an odd one. in 12.04 I'm not seeing any IPV6 router advertisements (which is kinda a big issue when your relying on autoconfiguration to 'just work')
[15:01] <mang0> Heh, fair enough :P
[15:02] <tsurc> my hardware supports ipv6, Ive even had it working out the box on centos6 but 12.04... nada :( not a bean
[15:02] <Ethern0T> hello
[15:02] <qmr> actually, I guess this workaround only works on windows and mac.  lovely.
[15:02] <tjiggi_fo> Pitroadrush, have you extracted the downloaded file?
[15:02] <aanderse> how do i change my icon and gtk theme in unity?
[15:02] <bs> how run paltalk on ubuntu 11.10
[15:02] <tsurc> odd thing is I can ping the router on the local fe80:
[15:03] <LjL> !wine | bs
[15:03] <Pitroadrush> yes
[15:04] <bs> LjL, it dosnt work
[15:04] <LjL> bs: then try asking about it in ##winehq
[15:04] <Pitroadrush> i did tjiggi_fo
[15:04] <LjL> err, #winehq
[15:05] <tjiggi_fo> Pitroadrush, then I don't know - maybe try another theme?
[15:05] <leoboaz> hello some brazillian people here?
[15:05] <aanderse> i've never really used unity before but my little sister said she liked it so i installed it on her laptop. she left her laptop on but not plugged in so it shutdown (i think during an update) and when she booted it up almost nothing had icons anymore and it had a really 90s looking gtk theme. since i'm not a unity user i didn't know where to set the gtk and icon theme, can anyone help?
[15:05] <LjL> !br | leoboaz
[15:06] <Pitroadrush> let me try another
[15:07] <Pitroadrush> this is frustrating
[15:07] <martyn_t> Hey guys/girls.  I have a USB TV Tuner card which needs some firmware change (?) and then modules adding to Ubuntu.  I'm not afraid of the terminal but cannot find a perl script "./get_dvb_firmware". Anyone willing to give us some pointers?
[15:07] <kanani> hi i want to shoot my cum in your asshole!
[15:09] <Nikki_> Whenever I safely remove my external harddrive, it comes an kernel panic. But on flashdrives etc. not. (Sorry for my bad english)
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> martyn_t: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1423062
[15:11] <tellone> how do i know if a swap file i created works correctly?
[15:12] <martyn_t> ActionParsnip - thanks.  I will have a look at this.  It is different to my tuner but might be able to coble something together.  (I had seen that forum thread and discounted it initially due to different model). Thanks again.
[15:13] <oCean> tellone: is it listen in the output of  swapon -s  command?
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> tellone: tellone try:   sudo swapon -s
[15:13] <Nikki_> Can anyone help me please?
[15:13] <Pitroadrush> im extracting the themes to home folder them .theme
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> Nikki_: what file system does the storage use?
[15:13] <jean> #blendercoders
[15:14] <Pitroadrush> should i restart
[15:14] <Nikki_> ActionParsnip: NTFS
[15:14] <tellone> it not listed, do i need to reboot?
[15:14] <Pitroadrush> maybe that will trigger the themes
[15:14] <Pitroadrush> cuz in advance settings doesnt show it
[15:14] <wireless> my swap file is only 200 megs..is that too small?
[15:15] <LjL> wireless: probably. especially if you ever want to hibernate.
[15:15] <oCean> tellone: sudo swapon /path/to/swapfile
[15:15] <Pitroadrush> where it says shell theme there is an icon like stop type of thing
[15:16] <Pitroadrush> wtf
[15:16] <Pitroadrush> wtf
[15:16] <oCean> Pitroadrush: calm down. Such acronyms are not welcome here
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> Nikki_: is the NTFS healthy?
[15:17] <Nikki_> ActionParsnip: Yes, It is.
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> wireless: usually its the same size as your RAM, unless you have less than 2Gb RAM where you should use double the amout of ram as swap
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> Nikki_: when did you last check it?
[15:17] <pp_> sziasztok hogy tudok progit törölni ??? segítsen valaki pls   terminálból
[15:18] <tjiggi_fo> Pitroadrush, have you seen this: http://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/how-to-install-gnome-themes-in-ubuntu-11-10-tip/
[15:18] <oCean> !hu | pp_
[15:18] <pp_> tegnap óta van csak ubuntum és még magas nekem ez
[15:18] <Nikki_> ActionParsnip: Yesterday, when the error occurred for the first time.
[15:18] <pp_> köszönöm
[15:18] <qmr> ActionParsnip: It's kind of bad to parrot advice from the 90s
[15:19] <Pitroadrush> tjiggi_fo i did
[15:19] <Pitroadrush> im gonna re install the gnome tweak tool
[15:20] <tjiggi_fo> Pitroadrush, and you are using Ubuntu 11.10 (not mint or some other derivative)?
[15:20] <Pitroadrush> correct 11.10 ubuntu
[15:20] <Nikki_> ActionParsnip: Otherwise I have never problems with NTFS in Ubuntu.
[15:20] <tjiggi_fo> Pitroadrush, ok, I'm stumped then
[15:21] <Pitroadrush> im too
[15:21] <Pitroadrush> this is retarded
[15:21] <jokerdino> hey guys, is it possible to add pygtk to a package's dependency ?
[15:22] <Pitroadrush> ok i try to re install gnome tweak tool
[15:22] <k3n> what do I need to compile/run java programs?
[15:22] <Pitroadrush> it says gnome-tweak-tool is already the newest version.
[15:22] <Pitroadrush> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[15:22] <jez9999> Hi.  Does anyone know a better ZIP cracker for Linux than fcrackzip?
[15:22] <LjL> k3n: openjdk6-jdk or openjdk7-jdk will work
[15:22] <tellone> !hu|me
[15:23] <Pitroadrush> there is nothing on shell extensions:
[15:24] <wireless> jez9999: shoot I used to use many diff zip crackers when I played wargames..I cant remember the names but I know they exist
[15:24] <wireless> fcrackzp is the best though
[15:24] <Pitroadrush> and on "shell theme" there is no option to chose from mather of fact
[15:24] <jez9999> the best?  hmm, that's not good.
[15:24] <wireless> why?
[15:24] <wireless> Some passwords just take too long to crack
[15:24] <jez9999> i mean, it outputs to the console for each password it tried.  this is going to slow things down massively.
[15:24] <qmr> k3n: sun java JDK
[15:24] <jez9999> it should be outputting statistics, "x passwords checked / second"
[15:24] <wireless> you can make it not output
[15:24] <wireless> put it in silent modew
[15:24] <Pitroadrush> it has a admiration exclamation
[15:25] <jez9999> yeah, i dont want it silent either
[15:25] <jez9999> i want a summary
[15:25] <qmr> k3n: just the JRE to run, JDK to compile.  some people will say openjdk is ok or just as good.  don't listen to them
[15:25] <wireless> it should have that option
[15:25] <jez9999> its own documentation says it's a dodgy alpha release.
[15:25] <jez9999> and its web page is dead.
[15:25] <wireless> really??
[15:25] <wireless> use backtrack 5
[15:25] <wireless> its a security distro
[15:25] <qmr> jez9999: the wonderful world of open source software!
[15:25] <wireless> has tons of tools. lots of different crackers
[15:25] <wireless> it also runs on ubunut
[15:25] <wireless> sortof
[15:26] <wireless> you can also just add the backtrack repositories..but beware you can run into some issues
[15:26] <jez9999> "bugs: It's still early alpha"
[15:26] <jez9999> :-)
[15:26] <jez9999> "stop/resume facility is missing"
[15:26] <jez9999> "could be faster"
[15:26] <jez9999> im hoping there is something better
[15:27] <wireless> I'm runnin fcrackzip 1.0.2
[15:27] <jez9999> and its manpage has a bugs section?
[15:27] <tjiggi_fo> Pitroadrush, do you know that the downloaded file has a shell theme and not just a window theme?
[15:28] <wireless> shoot maybe there isnt an alternative
[15:28] <wireless> I used to crack rars too
[15:28] <Pitroadrush> ok tjiggi_fo
[15:28] <wireless> but I'm reading that fcrackzip is the only open source option
[15:28] <Nikki_> ActionParsnip: Can you help me yet?
[15:28] <wireless> I find that hard to believe though
[15:28] <oCean> wireless, jez9999 please note that all illegal activity is offtopic here, including pw cracking
[15:28]  * LjL sighs a little
[15:29] <tjiggi_fo> just a little
[15:29] <Pitroadrush> it has the whole package thoug
[15:29] <wireless> cracking zips isnt illegal!  I used to crack zips for hacker challenge games...ive never cracked a zip for illegal reasons...for real..but okay. I'll stop
[15:30] <Pitroadrush> this is retarded
[15:30] <wireless> I mean what if you forget your password???/ what if your a network system admin making sure your users are using a good password.  Not all cracking is malicious
[15:30] <qmr> Linux wouldn't be what it is today without hackers.  breaking into an arbitrary zip archive is not illegal.
[15:30] <tjiggi_fo> Pitroadrush, just look at the window theme to see if is indeed possible
[15:30] <LjL> Pitroadrush: please stop calling things "retarded"
[15:30] <QuantumQuanta> I'm trying to install eclipse on 11.10 using "sudo apt-get install eclipse" but I keep getting errors that I'm not sure how to fix: http://paste.ubuntu.com/805216/
[15:30] <jez9999> oCean: last time I checked, finding the forgotten password to your own ZIP wasn't illegal :-)
[15:31] <qmr> might be under the DMCA.  but just about everything is illegal under the DMCA
[15:31] <jez9999> qmr++
[15:31] <qmr> QuantumQuanta: I recommend installing eclipse from eclipse's website
[15:31] <QuantumQuanta> qmr: not to sound like a baby, but why?
[15:32] <wireless> whats DMCA?
[15:32] <Pitroadrush> im looking at it and it has all the files to be a theme
[15:32] <qmr> QuantumQuanta: newer version.  last I looked the one in ubuntu was rather old.  once you install it it's self updating though.  I just have mine in ~/eclipse/
[15:33] <QuantumQuanta> Oh, at least it updates itself, that's why I usually try to use an ubuntu package
[15:34] <qmr> Finally!!  I have desktop broadcasting working.  what a huge PITA that was
[15:34] <wireless> desktop broadcasting? like vnc?
[15:34] <qmr> No, not like VNC.  like ustream.tv
[15:34] <wireless> ohhh
[15:34] <wireless> nice
[15:34] <Pitroadrush> ill give up
[15:34] <wireless> Ive heard thats a bit difficult to set up on linux
[15:34] <_adrian_> DMCA = Digital Millenium Coyright Act
[15:34] <qmr> http://www.ustream.tv/channel/qmriis  if you care to watch me write horrible C++ LIVE
[15:35] <_adrian_> law to srop people enjyoing themselves
[15:35] <Pitroadrush> how come no one knows what that hell is going on
[15:35] <_adrian_> *stop
[15:37] <tjiggi_fo> Pitroadrush, because we're still on 10.04
[15:38] <openSSO> Hello... needing help reinstalling ITALC. Made mistake of installing from source instead of packages. Now every time I try to run ITALC even after complete reinstallations I get error libItalcCore.so not found.
[15:40] <osmodivs> Hello. For some strange reason I can't login to the LinuxMint server, but, since that distro is based in Ubuntu, I'll ask here. I backed up all my files with mintBackup 2.0.7 and now I am restoring my files to a new fresh intall of Mint12, but Why is the restored folders have root permissions? Does that means I need to chmod all of them?
[15:41] <theadmin> osmodivs: Sorry, Mint is not supported here... But yes, likely so. mintbackup runs as root for some weird reason.
[15:41] <theadmin> osmodivs: Any further questions should be asked in irc.spotchat.org/linuxmint-help
[15:41] <andycc> osmodivs: sudo chown (yourusername) *
[15:41] <theadmin> andycc: -R
[15:41] <andycc> Sorry, chown --recursive
[15:42] <openSSO> Repeating: I need help uninstalling ITALC completely. Everytime I try to I still get error libItalcCore.so missing when trying to run ITALC. This started after attempting to install from source (it didn't apparently give any build errors though)
[15:42] <osmodivs> andycc: chown OR chmod ?
[15:42] <andycc> osmodivs: chown (change owner)
[15:42] <theadmin> openSSO: If you installed from source, search for uninstall instructions on their site, we can't really help with that
[15:43] <openSSO> theadmin: I did... it did not work
[15:43] <theadmin> osmodivs: sudo chown -R your_user:your_group /path/to/blah/*
[15:43] <f1assistance> what is a good WLAN Wi-Fi Mini PCI Card for my Dell lappy that won't have a driver issue?
[15:44] <osmodivs> ok, Yhx
[15:44] <meco> How do I stop ntpd?
[15:44] <openSSO> ...are there any specific directories I can completely remove that would contain anything ITALC that may be left on the system after uninstallation?
[15:44] <andycc> meco: sudo service stop ntpd
[15:44] <hansg01> is there any way by i can restore unity?
[15:44] <theadmin> openSSO: No, not really, see, Linux places stuff according to the FHS law. That is, binaries under /usr/bin, configs under /etc, and so on -- we have no "Program Files" nor directories for specific programs.
[15:45] <andycc> openSSO: unless you installed it in /opt/italc or something.
[15:45] <alaing> how can i config ufw to allow connections from my LAN internal network ? it is accepting outstide connections just not internal
[15:45] <hansg01> i upgraded to unity 5.0 and now i downgraded and it crashed
[15:45] <hansg01> left only with gnome
[15:45] <theadmin> openSSO: find / -iname '*italc*' -print 2>/dev/null # might be of help.
[15:45] <xptical> Hi all.  Getting ready to install Ubuntu on my laptop.  Should I create partitions for /home and /boot?  Or just create a / partition and a swap partition?
[15:46] <meco> andycc: stop: unrecognized service
[15:46] <geirha> hansg01: The newer unity probably left some configuration in your homedir that is not compatible with the older version.
[15:46] <andycc> xptical: I suggest you use separate partitions for / and /home. And swap, of course.
[15:46] <theadmin> xptical: A separate /boot nowadays is hardly ever needed. You may *wish* to create a separate home for further reinstalls.
[15:47] <openSSO> theadmin: Really? I understand there is no program files on Linux... but directories get left behind almost all the time even after purging the program. This has caused problems before with other programs I tried to reinstall... and finding and removing those directories tend to do the trick. I cannot find any directories left behind by italc except a .desktop file
[15:47] <andycc> meco: oh, sorry. sudo service ntpd stop
[15:47] <theadmin> openSSO: Well might be some stuff in /etc and any files in your home directory/directories
[15:48] <theadmin> openSSO: I'm not too familiar with iTALC
[15:48] <meco> andycc: ntpd: unrecognized service
[15:48] <andycc> openSSO: the lack of a program files dir is why package management was invented.
[15:48] <hansg01> geirha: one more thing i also ran apt-get autoremove after upgrading to unity 5.0 so may be i lost some imp components of unity 4 and i m jst left with gnome 3?
[15:48] <xptical> How big should / be?  I have a 400gb hdd.
[15:48] <bubuz> hi guys, what directories are not advisable to copy from one server on say ubuntu 11.04 to another server running 11.04? The first server is in ec2 and the 2nd server will be on vmware if that makes a difference..?
[15:48] <openSSO> theadmin: I'll check /etc hang on... I might go ahead and try once again to reinstall italc
[15:49] <andycc> meco: well, try with "ntp" then. I never tried to meddle with ntpd myself.
[15:49] <theadmin> xptical: I suggest you do about 30-40GB for / and rest for /home, about 2GB for swap
[15:49] <geirha> hansg01: No, the reinstall of unity 4 should've sorted out anything like that.
[15:49] <meco> andycc: ntp: unrecognized service
[15:49] <geirha> hansg01: Try creating a new user on your system, then log in with that user and see if unity works.
[15:50] <Auriga> Is there a way of telling apt-get to resolve dependencies during an install?
[15:50] <hansg01> geirha: okay
[15:51] <theadmin> Auriga: Huh?... It *always* does that, this isn't slackpkg or something
[15:51] <andycc> Auriga: apt-get already does that, it's pretty much why it exists.
[15:51] <Auriga> theadmin, andycc Right now it's not doing that...
[15:51] <andycc> Auriga: any specifics? What package are you trying to install?
[15:52] <Auriga> andycc, qtsixa
[15:52] <Auriga> andycc, It's for a ps3 controller,.
[15:52] <oCean> !info qtsixa
[15:52] <theadmin> Auriga: How is it "not doing it", exactly?
[15:53] <oCean> Auriga: so it's not in the official ubuntu repositories
[15:53] <geirha> Auriga: Sounds like that package fails to list its dependancies. Whoever created that package did a sloppy job.
[15:53] <Auriga> Error comes back saying it needs python-qt4
[15:53] <theadmin> Auriga: This package is not from official repos, so APT knows *nothing* about it. How is it supposed to look dependencies up?... I mean, if it's in a PPA or something it might, though.
[15:53] <oCean> Auriga: contact the maintainers of that package
[15:53] <andycc> Auriga: well, install python-qt4 then?
[15:54] <Auriga> Which in turn brings more depends on lists...
[15:54] <oCean> Auriga: of course, since it's not in the official repositories
[15:54] <Auriga> andycc, Yeah I tried that...
[15:54] <andycc> Auriga: and apt is not resolving the dependencies of python-qt4?
[15:55] <Auriga> andycc, No.
[15:55] <andycc> Auriga: not sure what to say then. Try using aptitude instead of apt-get.
[15:55] <Auriga> I'm looking through aynaptic right now..
[15:55] <tsurc> anyone had any problems with 12.04 and Ipv6? Im not seeing any router advertisements from my router, yet both my galaxy nexus and this very laptop when it was running centos6 see them fine... its odd because I can ping the router with using its link-local address.
[15:56] <oCean> tsurc: Precise/12.04 is not yet released (still alpha). Please /join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion
[15:57] <Auriga> Good call on aptitude...
[15:57] <jwtiyar> how i can reinstall bootloader from win7? to boot ubuntu again
[15:57] <UniTe> Are there any good proxy checkers for Ubuntu, so i can paste a large file of proxys and test if they are live or not
[15:58] <tsurc> oCean, might give 11.10 a try, shame though because I am kinda getting used to unity (Ive been a centos user fro about 3 years)
[15:58] <f1assistance> looking for a mini pci wireless card for my Dell Latitude C610 running Xubuntu, any suggestions?
[15:58] <theadmin> !recovergrub | jwtiyar
[15:58] <theadmin> !restoregrub | jwtiyar
[15:58] <Abhijit> !hardware | f1assistance
[15:59] <jwtiyar> theadmin, i know about it ,
[15:59] <f1assistance> ubottu: Thanks!
[15:59]  * ubuntuaddicted is away: I'm busy
[15:59] <theadmin> jwtiyar: Well, you can't do it *from* Windows, sorry. You can install plop though, and that will boot your Linux install just fine. It's a bit ugly though.
[15:59] <LjL> !away > ubuntuaddicted
[15:59] <theadmin> !away > ubuntuaddicted
[16:00]  * ubuntuaddicted is away: leaving sorry
[16:00] <ubuntuaddicted> sorry guys
[16:00] <ubuntuaddicted> didn't know, it's an xchat message
[16:00] <ubuntuaddicted> i apologize
[16:00] <jwtiyar> theadmin, the problem is that when go into livecd it cant connect to wireless so i have to fix it from win,.
[16:00] <d3eniz> anyone know how to get twinview with nvidia to work properly with 11.10?
[16:00] <ubuntuaddicted> theadmin, i unchecked that settings in xchat. have a good day guys
[16:01] <theadmin> jwtiyar: I see, that's okay, well, try installing the plop bootloader to boot into your Linux install, then, from it, fix grub as described in the article.
[16:01] <jwtiyar> theadmin, thank i will see
[16:02] <theadmin> jwtiyar: There's also grub4dos but idk if it really works anymore. Also, supergrubdisk.
[16:02] <jwtiyar> theadmin, which is better?
[16:02] <theadmin> jwtiyar: I'd go with plop myself because, well, it's probably the easiest
[16:02] <Auriga> Thanks for the help andycc & the two or three others...
[16:03] <jwtiyar> theadmin, ok thanks
[16:03] <Auriga> aptitude install python-qt4 worked, which in turn allowed qtsixa to install flawlessly.
[16:05] <d3eniz> anyone know how to get twinview with nvidia to work properly with 11.10?
[16:08] <bubuz> if i want to copy users/groups/installed applications/dependencies etc from one server to another which folders do i need to copy?? /var/ /etc/ /usr/ lib/ ?
[16:10] <hansg01> is there anyway that i can restore unity?
[16:10] <tjiggi_fo> !clone | bubuz
[16:11] <hansg01> i lost unity when i upgraded to unity 5.0
[16:11] <kimu> For the second time I've downloaded ubuntu-11.10-desktop-amd64.iso from ubuntu.com. When I try to mount the image I got an error telling that there is not mountable filesystem on the disk. Is the image corrupted? Anyone knows where to get a working iso?
[16:11] <tjiggi_fo> bubuz, dunno that clone will do users though
[16:11] <LjL> !md5sums | kimu
[16:11] <kimu> right, I try
[16:14] <bubuz> i could try DD but as its going from ec2 xen architechture to vmware i dont know if want to clone the kernel etc..
[16:14] <bubuz> so i dont know if just copying over certain needed directoreis is easier
[16:15] <bubuz> cant get remastersys iso to boot
[16:16] <ubuntu> hi
[16:16] <grungekid> Anyone connecting there xbox360 to xbox live using internet connection sharing and 11.10?
[16:16] <grungekid> I have it all set up I just cant seem to work out opening the ports using ufw
[16:17] <grungekid> They seem to be open but the 360 is still showing moderate nat
[16:17] <ubuntu> ls
[16:17] <ubuntu> oops
[16:18] <bubuz> ubottu, will that command also take care of the config files for the packages? :/
[16:18] <bubuz> hah
[16:18] <Joah> hi, all
[16:18] <Joah> i'm having an issue with ufw and port forwarding
[16:18] <Joah> i found http://serverfault.com/questions/238563/can-i-use-ufw-to-setup-a-port-forward through google
[16:18] <Joah> but that method is not working
[16:18] <kimu> LjL: checksum is correct. Any idea? I'm working form a Mac Osx at the moment, but I don't see how this could make any difference
[16:18] <Joah> any ideas?
[16:20] <LjL> kimu: well i have no idea which filesystems Mac OS recognizes, but i assumed a CD filesystem would be recognized. why do you need to mount it anyway? can't just burn it?
[16:20] <theadmin> bubuz: No, it won't. Also, if you want a complete clone I beleive it'd be easiest to just... tar cjf my.tar.bz2 / --exclude /tmp --exclude /home --exclude /dev --exclude /sys --exclude any_other_directories_you_dont_really_need # Something like that.
[16:20] <ctcsadmin> How do I auto detect displays in 11.10?
[16:20] <kimu> LjL: I make a try
[16:20] <ctcsadmin> The nvidia x server do it? What is the command?
[16:23] <d3eniz> Hello all. Need somehelp please. I'v been searching the interweebles for information on how to get Twinview working for my dualmonitors (Nvidia drivers)
[16:23] <d3eniz> Cant find any solution =/
[16:24] <Glacia> is there an ubuntu server edition?
[16:25] <LjL> Glacia: yes
[16:25] <GridCube> !server
[16:26] <Nikki_> Glacia: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server/download
[16:26] <Glacia> with instructions on how it works? i have two computers that arent being used... i was thinking about raiding them together with a server installed on it
[16:27] <Glacia> but i know nothing about how to do that
[16:27] <GridCube> Glacia, join #ubuntu-server
[16:27] <LjL> raiding two *computers* together?
[16:27] <LjL> how does that work?
[16:28] <GridCube> !cluster | LjL
[16:28] <LjL> well "RAID" is a specific thing, and a cluster is another different specific thing
[16:29] <Seveas> LjL, I'm guessing he means drbd. It has characteristics of both.
[16:29] <GridCube> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Clustering
[16:29] <GridCube> there
[16:29] <LjL> Seveas: nice
[16:29] <Glacia> i dont know i saw a video where a guy built three computers into one case with two of them connected in what i thought he said raid
[16:29] <GridCube> raid is just for hard disks
[16:30] <Seveas> LjL, or something really evil with nbd and dm
[16:30] <hansg01> is there any way by which i can reinstall unity
[16:30] <hansg01> ?
[16:30] <Seveas> though that'd border on insanity
[16:30] <LjL> Seveas: so that's what you use?
[16:30] <Seveas> LjL, nope, I use simple raid 1+0 or raid 5 with local disks
[16:30] <Glacia> ummm..... but you say i can cluster them and use both as a server?
[16:30] <GridCube> Glacia, LjL https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Clustering
[16:30] <Seveas> or raid 6 on the netapp
[16:30] <pietro10> Hi. Every time I start up, Firefox switches to the Australian English dictionary, and I'm not sure what dictionary other Ubuntu programs use. Is there a system-wide reason for this or is this something contained in Firefox? Thanks.
[16:31] <Seveas> LjL, I may be crazy, but work isn't :)
[16:31] <Glacia> i love sparking conversations lol
[16:32] <UniTe> Simple command.. how do i see how much diskspace ive used.. ive totally forgotten
[16:32] <gogasan> Hello! How to set contrast config to default in ubuntu using terminal?
[16:32] <Seveas> UniTe, df -h
[16:32] <Masters> hi guys
[16:33] <Masters> just wanna know, is it possible to move the sidebar to the bottom?
[16:33] <specing> Hello, I've recently moved my ubuntu installation(the harddrive) to another computer and now sound output does not work, what can/should I do about it?
[16:33] <UniTe> Seveas: cheers mate
[16:33] <bubuz> theadmin, bad idea to copy /proc for clone?
[16:34] <Seveas> Masters, I think someone wrote an addon to do just that, but I don't know much about it. Try googling 'unity addon sidebar bottom'
[16:34] <Masters> cool thanks
[16:34] <Seveas> bubuz, yes. /proc /sys and /dev shouldn't be copied
[16:34] <Glacia> now i know this noobish but what can i do with my own server? im really just trying to find effective neat things to do with my old computer instead of trashing them
[16:34] <bubuz> and /boot i take it
[16:34] <Glacia> this is^
[16:34] <bubuz> thx Seveas
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> Masters: omgubuntu has a how to
[16:34] <Masters> I found it :)
[16:34] <Masters> thanks
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> Masters: there is a 3rd party ppa, it may break some things
[16:34] <LjL> Glacia: well that entirely depends on what you need, maybe ask in #ubuntu-offtopic though as it's not really support. i'll tell you what i do with mine.
[16:35] <Seveas> bubuz, /boot can be copied just fine
[16:35] <Masters> gah everyone just came in
[16:35] <Masters> I gotta go
[16:35] <Masters> I'll come back when I get time
[16:35] <Masters> thanks for the info
[16:35] <bubuz> from a 11.04 instance in ec2 to a vmware install on vsphere?
[16:35] <theadmin> bubuz: No, no need to copy the kernel over, install the appropriate one yourself.
[16:36] <theadmin> bubuz: Most of the time the "generic" kernel installed by default will work though
[16:36] <UniTe> Is there anyway i cant stop users without root access from being able to use the comment 'df' ?
[16:37] <bubuz> ok
[16:37] <bubuz> thx theadmin
[16:37] <theadmin> UniTe: sudo chmod a-x $(which df)
[16:38] <kimu> LjL: once burned it works, quite odd, tx for help
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> UniTe: you can run:  sudo chown 700 /bin/df   as the file is owned by root:root
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> UniTe: it will mean the only person with any access at all is root
[16:38] <Seveas> ActionParsnip, you mean chmod :P
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> d'oh
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> UniTe: chmod, not chown
[16:38] <theadmin> Bah, chown, chmod... Always mess the two up :D
[16:38] <UniTe> ActionParsnip: ;p np
[16:38] <UniTe> theadmin: cheers
[16:39] <theadmin> UniTe: np
[16:39] <Seveas> ActionParsnip, but that only disables the 'df' command, not the syscalls that do the actual work. Any user can copy over his own 'df' and run it
[16:39] <ActionParsnip> Seveas: cheers dude
[16:39] <DoYouKnow> what could cause vertical stripes when using a RCA to USB converter?
[16:39] <ActionParsnip> Seveas: surely as it isn't writable by user, it won't be possible?
[16:39] <DoYouKnow> they are different shades of grey
[16:39] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Sure will be
[16:39] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Add something like ~/.bin as the first folder in $PATH
[16:40] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Done :D
[16:40] <Seveas> ActionParsnip, scp /bin/df some.server:/home/seveas/bin/df ; ssh some.server; /home/seveas/bin/df
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: true
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> Seveas: gotcha
[16:40] <Timmmm> Hi! Long shot, but does anyone know if Google are planning to ever update MapView to use the vector-based rendering system that has been in gmaps for ages, rather than the old tile-based raster system it currently uses (as used in the old gmaps)?
[16:40] <hansg01> any assistance?
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> Seveas: same difference to theadmin's solution
[16:40] <Seveas> If you really want only root to be able to see filesystem sizes, you're gonna have to mess around with apparmor (or selinux) and get the statfs syscall disabled.
[16:41] <theadmin> Timmmm: Uhh... Unrelated to Ubuntu
[16:41] <UniTe> theadmin: and if i wanted to stop to be able to use that command again?
[16:41] <Timmmm> theadmin: Ooops sorry wrong channel!
[16:41] <theadmin> UniTe: sudo chmod a+x $(which df)
[16:41] <theadmin> UniTe: Err, actually, that won't work anymore since df won't be executable, but: sudo chmod a+x /bin/df
[16:42] <UniTe> theadmin: ok thanks heaps!
[16:43] <DoYouKnow> the video works for a second then vertical stripes (shades of grey) in vlc
[16:43] <zgr> anyone using evince with chromium?
[16:43] <theadmin> UniTe: The specification is basically "who how what", where who is "u" for owner, "g" for group, "o" for "other" and "a" for all, "how" is + for grant, - for dismay and = for set and "what" is "r", "w", "x" or a combination of those (for read/write/execute respectively)
[16:43] <DoYouKnow> any ideas?
[16:43] <mang0> Where are the system sounds stored?
[16:43] <mang0> 11.10, that is
[16:43] <theadmin> mang0: /usr/share/sounds I'd beleive
[16:44] <mang0> theadmin, ty.
[16:44] <meco> I'm unable to hook up with any time servers using ntpdate. I only get 'no server suitable for synchronization found', Any suggestions?
[16:44] <Seveas> meco, 'ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com'
[16:45] <meco> Seveas: Nope, same
[16:45] <UniTe> theadmin: ill admit your the only person ive actually been able to take information in from.. you explained it pretty damn clear! thanks mate
[16:46] <Seveas> meco, then someone may be blocking udp port 123 incoming or outgoing
[16:46] <theadmin> UniTe: np :D
[16:46] <meco> Seveas: Is there any way I can check that out?
[16:46] <UniTe> theadmin: did you want to write me a BASH basics book too? ;p i kid
[16:47] <Seveas> meco, on your local computer you can do sudo iptables -L -v -n. When it's a network device blocking things, ask your network admin or read your manuals :)
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> meco: can you ping ntp servers?
[16:47] <Seveas> !abs | UniTe
[16:47] <meco> ActionParsnip: Yes
[16:47] <avernos> my sistem sounds work, but applications sounds is not working. i have reinstalled pulse and i think the sound card is not recognized, how can i fix this?
[16:47] <theadmin> UniTe: lol well, I'm not too good of a writer, but if you want some info from me, sure, poke me in a private message session (I don't always look at the channel)
[16:47] <viriya> halo
[16:48] <theadmin> viriya: We don't discuss games here, sorry, Ubuntu support only
[16:48] <ubuntunewuser> any body can help me? how to set conservative cpufreq govenor at boot permanently. I use 11.10
[16:48] <pc_> hello ? I need somehelp ? anyone ?
[16:48] <Seveas> !ask | pc_
[16:48] <Seveas> theadmin, bad pun :P
[16:48] <theadmin> Seveas: What pun?
[16:49] <meco> Seveas: 'sudo iptables -L -v -n' only showed empty fields
[16:49] <theadmin> meco: Wait, wait, wait. Are you running ntpdate as root? Because you're supposed to.
[16:49] <pc_> I have a problem with my mouse  it ia uable to drag the windows pages I do not know what is the problem ?? anyone
[16:49] <UniTe> theadmin: well your clear, thats all that matters! but, ill hold you to it, and again thanks heaps!
[16:49] <meco> theadmin: I am
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> pc_: do other users have the same issue (create a new one if required)
[16:50] <theadmin> meco: Oh, okay then, no idea, maybe something weird in the config
[16:50] <micahcavaleri> is it possible to create a virtual graphics card memory by using extra space from mt hard drive?
[16:50] <pc_> what do you mean a new one ??
[16:50] <ActionParsnip> pc_: your OS can hold literaly billions of local users
[16:51] <zgr> anyone using embed evince with chromium?
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> pc_: so if you make a fresh one, you can log in as that, if it is the same then we know it is the settings
[16:51] <meco> theadmin: I remember it was impossible to configure the time server connection on this pc even before it was running linx and only had Windows on it.
[16:51] <meco> linx = linux
[16:51] <pc_> sorry slowly slowly I am a new user :)
[16:51] <Seveas> micahcavaleri, even if that were possible, you don't want that as harddisk is far too slow to server as graphics memory.
[16:51] <LjL> meco: then that points even further to what Seveas said, port 123 being blocked...
[16:52] <pc_> what do you mean OS ?
[16:52] <theadmin> meco: That's odd, really... Probably something blocking the NTP port then indeed. Check your router config?
[16:52] <Srki> Is my vhost to gay? :d
[16:52] <LjL> pc_: Ubuntu is an OS. Windows is an OS. OS means operating system.
[16:52] <pc_> yes
[16:52] <LjL> Srki: a question that doesn't really belong here
[16:52] <pc_>  it is in my windows on the same laptop
[16:52] <Srki> Joke mate ;s
[16:53] <Masters> back
[16:53] <micahcavaleri> Seveas, so it isn't possible? I just want to experiment if you know a way to do it.  Speed problems are okay for now.
[16:53] <Masters> who wasI talking to before about moving the unity launcher?
[16:53] <meco> theadmin: You mean speak to the little box that sits between the pc and the modem?
[16:53] <Seveas> Srki, it does make me want to stab you with a garlic-dipped wooden stake though :)
[16:53] <pc_> so what i have to do ??
[16:53] <Seveas> micahcavaleri, I don't think it is possible
[16:53] <Masters> seveas
[16:53] <theadmin> meco: Probably so, if you *have* a router. Try visiting http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1 -- do you get anything on either of those?
[16:54] <Srki> Seveas hah ;d
[16:54] <Masters> was this what you were talking about Seveas?  http://askubuntu.com/questions/33605/can-i-move-the-unity-launcher
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> pc_: sudo adduser testuser    log off, log in as testuser   and try what you are having issues with
[16:54] <Seveas> Masters, that was someone else, not me :)
[16:54] <Masters> oh
[16:54] <pc_> okay
[16:54] <micahcavaleri> Seveas: Ok.  Thanks.  If I wanted to do more research on the issue, do you have any recommendations where to go?
[16:54] <Seveas> micahcavaleri, google :)
[16:55] <micahcavaleri> ;-)
[16:55] <ubuntunewuser> sudo cast powerusers. how to configure cpufreq for some govenor?
[16:56] <Masters> hey guys if I install this plugin to move the unity bar, can I reinstall the default unity bar if I mess something up?
[16:56] <pmitros> I have a box with an NVidia graphics card, as well as Intel on-board graphics. I'm wondering if anyone knows whether it's possible to set up dual head, and if so, where I can find instructions.
[16:57] <kingisher64> can anybody tell me the correct terminal command to change the permissions of a folder to read and write? I've heard there is a right and wrong way of doing this
[16:57] <pmitros> Right now, the system ignores the on-board (except when shutting down, when it shows the Ubuntu logo there)
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> Masters: sure, via ppa purge
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> kingisher64: chmod +rw folder   You can add -R if you want it (r)ecursive
[16:58] <Masters> it says after I install the package, it will be available in the CCSM I don't klnow what that is or how I get to it
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> Masters: press ALT+F2 and run: ccsm
[16:58] <Masters> thanks :)
[16:58] <UniTe> ActionParsnip: i was so about to jump in there ;p with my new found skill of chmodding hha
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> Masters: you will need to disable the unity plugin then disable the sideway unity one
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> UniTe: no bad thing :), 2 folks saying the same thing enforces correctness
[16:59] <theadmin> meco: Probably so, if you *have* a router. Try visiting http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1 -- do you get anything on either of those? For instance, I get this when I visit http://192.168.1.1 on my home network: http://i.imm.io/eEHe.png
[16:59] <Masters> dam
[16:59] <Masters> of course this article must be old
[16:59] <Masters> it cant find the package
[16:59] <UniTe> ActionParsnip: very true ;)
[17:00] <Radvendii> hey guys, i created a live USB with ubuntu on it from my mac, but now when i restart it doesn't let me boot from it...
[17:00] <Srki> Alo from panel in my computer u can acces to ur router config page
[17:01] <john_doe_jr> how do I enable a different repository...I'd like to run the following command from the terminal: sudo apt-get install chromium-browser chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-nonfree
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> Radvendii: did you MD5 test it?
[17:01] <john_doe_jr> ?
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> Radvendii: the ISO, that is
[17:01] <Srki> Radvendii did u enter boot menu?
[17:01] <Radvendii> ActionParsnip: what does that mean? how do i do that?
[17:01] <john_doe_jr> ActionParsnip, hey, I remember you for a few days ago
[17:01] <Radvendii> Srki: i hit option at startup
[17:01] <yabai> Radvendii: are you trying to boot using your mac?
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | Radvendii few mac users know what MD% is
[17:01] <zgr> anyone using embed evince with chromium?
[17:02] <Masters> ah I found out why
[17:02] <Masters> it says I have to use the PPA to install the program
[17:02] <UniTe> did ubottu just make a mistake?? someone pressed the SHIFT key when hitting 5 ;p
[17:02] <hansg01> is there anyway by which i can restore unity?
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> zgr: I do but I just tell evince to run when I download a PDF
[17:02] <Masters> can anyone tell me how to access the PPA?
[17:02] <LjL> !ppa | Masters
[17:03] <Masters> or that works
[17:03] <LjL> Masters: err, i guess i meant !addppa
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> Masters: sudo add-apt-repository ppaaddress    change ppaaddress for the actual address of the ppa
[17:03] <theadmin> !test | UniTe: ubottu made no mistake, it just copied everything after the | sign
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> Masters: the omgubuntu site tells you everyything you need
[17:03] <Masters> ah thanks
[17:03] <kingisher64> ActionParsnip - that brings up a message "operation not permitted"
[17:03] <Barsook> Can a Canon MP490 printer work with Asus RT-N13U on repeater mode (as a print server) under Ubuntu?
[17:03] <Radvendii> ActionParsnip: for creating it, i followed all of the directions on the ubuntu website
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> Barsook: check the canon site, they provide some drivers for linux for some printers
[17:04] <Barsook> Thanks.
[17:04] <Masters> I tried that action
[17:04] <Masters> saysI need a repository arguement
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> kingisher64: is the partition the folder is on mounted as writable?
[17:05] <LjL> Masters: what did you type exactly?
[17:05] <sfsf32> hi
[17:05] <sfsf32> Which came first the chicken or the egg?
[17:05] <LjL> !ot | sfsf32
[17:05] <Masters> sudo add-apt-repository unityshell-rotated
[17:05] <Masters> sorry not much experience with linux in a while
[17:06] <sfsf32> LjL, shut up!
[17:06] <theadmin> Masters: That sounds like no proper repository. The form is: ppa:username/reponame
[17:06] <LjL> Masters: that's not the full repository name. the full repository name may or may not be ppa:paullo612/unityshell-rotated
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> Masters: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/how-to-customise-unity-like-never-before/
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> Masters: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:paullo612/unityshell-rotated
[17:06] <Shodowjedi01> Greetings
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> Masters: read the site. I already told you the omgubuntu site has a how to....
[17:07] <Shodowjedi01> I am dealing with a complicated mounting issue if someone wouldn'nt mind giving me a hand
[17:07] <theadmin> Shodowjedi01: Ask the real question to see if you can get help.
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> Masters: if you try and guess things, it more than likely won't work
[17:07] <sfsf32> fuck you!
[17:07] <krambiorix> hi guys, i have the folder /var/spool/mqueue-client with a lot of (big) files in it. Can i delete them?
[17:07] <Radvendii> what do i do once i have the MD5 value?
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> !hashes | Radvendii
[17:08] <Shodowjedi01> I had an external hard drive and the usb port on the powerbox broke off so I removed the hard drive and physically installed it in my desktop
[17:08] <Shodowjedi01> I am not trying to loose the data on this hard drive is there a way I can get my system to recognize it and mount it automatically on startup
[17:08] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, does it show in fdisk -l
[17:08] <LjL> whooops
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> krambiorix: http://compgroups.net/comp.unix.solaris/Huge-disk-usage-on-var-spool-clientmqueue
[17:08] <Shodowjedi01> roger that as dev/sda
[17:09] <skew> Hey!
[17:09] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, sda? ok
[17:09] <owner> hey, how can i update my firefox?
[17:09] <Shodowjedi01> let me run fdisk and I"ll write exactly what It says
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> owner: what is the output of: lsb_release -sc
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> owner: and what version do you want?
[17:09] <meco> theadmin: I'm not able to connect to any of those addresses.
[17:09] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, just add whatever drive it is to fstab
[17:09] <LjL> zenok, zenok_: i just banned you by mistake, sorry
[17:10] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64:can you give me commands for that
[17:10] <Radvendii> ActionParsnip: it's this one: ubuntu-11.10-desktop-i386.iso
[17:10] <Shodowjedi01> please and thank you
[17:10] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, find out what the drive is first
[17:10] <zenok> LjL: oh, i don't know why but my xchat starts up with my two names
[17:10] <krambiorix> thx ActionParsnip
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> Radvendii: thats the ISO, you will generate a hash for it then compare to the hash on the hashes page
[17:10] <owner> i want 11.0a1
[17:10] <LjL> zenok: not a problem, it's just that i thought i was banning someone else
[17:10] <theadmin> owner: echo "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mozillateam/firefox-stable/ubuntu $(lsb_release -sc) main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/firefox.list && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install firefox # Should work.
[17:10] <owner> oh thanks a lot
[17:10] <theadmin> owner: Oh, so you want an unstable version?
[17:10] <Grymmoire> So the other day I was installing some programs, I had to do all the ./configure and make stuff for each one, they were necessary libraries and stuff to make another program work (it was a chain of programs). One of them didn't configure right and suggested I run lbconfig and try again.
[17:11] <Grymmoire> Then some characters on my screen turned into squares. I didn't know what to do so I logged out, that didn't fix it, so I rebooted. That made it worse because now every character is a box. The kind of box that denotes an unknown character, and I can't read anything anymore because it's all boxes.
[17:11] <Radvendii> ActionParsnip: the really long string of numbers and characters?
[17:11] <owner> it is? its for an addon
[17:11] <LjL> Guest41904: please pick another nickname, part and rejoin
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> Radvendii: yes, thats the hash
[17:11] <Grymmoire> I'm on Windows now because I can't read anything in ubuntu
[17:11] <theadmin> owner: I don't think 11.0 is released yet
[17:11] <LjL> Guest41904: right now people can't see what you say
[17:11] <Radvendii> what do i _do_ with that?
[17:11] <Shodowjedi01> logical name: /dev/ sda
[17:11] <Shodowjedi01> that is what it says
[17:12] <kingisher64> ActionParsnip - i don't know. I've right clicked file system icon > permissions > is just says "the permissions of "/"  could not be determined.
[17:12] <ActionParsnip> owner: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[17:12] <Shodowjedi01> physical id: 0.0.0
[17:12] <owner> addons.mozilla.org is serious?
[17:12] <Masters> action I'm trying to using the guide you gave me
[17:12] <ActionParsnip> kingisher64: I never said to right click anything...
[17:12] <meco> theadmin: Can I take this to mean I do not have a router? Then that box is a switch (I'm not sure)?
[17:12] <stuntmachine> I'm running Ubuntu on an IBM ThinkPad T61p, and scrolling is a real hassle (requires clicking and dragging the scroll bar)...  is there a way to enable the touchpad on this laptop?
[17:12] <theadmin> owner: If you want the *real* latest version, do: echo "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu $(lsb_release -sc) main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/firefox-unstable.list && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install firefox-trunk && sudo apt-get remove firefox
[17:12] <mattalexx> In Lucid, how is the main user a sudoer? The default sudoers file doesn't seem to include anything that would make the main user a sudoer.
[17:12] <LjL> !tab | Masters
[17:12] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, you can add it to fstab to get it automounted, but clicking it in nautilus should mount it
[17:12] <LjL> mattalexx: it includes the group "admin"
[17:12] <Radvendii> ActionParsnip: what do i do with the hash?
[17:12] <mattalexx> My main user isn't in the admin or the sudo group
[17:13] <LjL> mattalexx: it should be
[17:13] <mattalexx> hm, maybe I'm reading the groups wrong
[17:13] <LjL> mattalexx: just type "groups" from your user, see if it's listed
[17:13] <owner> ok i try this now, thank you
[17:13] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: I'm not sure what fstab is or how to use it
[17:13] <Masters> ActionParsnip, if I think I did something wrong or its not working, will it cause problems if I run the comands again?
[17:13] <kingisher64> ActionParnsip - no you said check the permissions of the partition that i'm trying to access to apply the read/write to. The file is based in the file system dir /etc/apache
[17:13] <mattalexx> LjL, Ah, so it is, thanks
[17:13] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, if its just to get data off, why not just mount it once?
[17:13] <Gentoo64> rather than mess with fstab
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> Radvendii: the hashes page I made ubottu give you has the hashes of healthy complete files, if yours is different it is a corrupted download and you will need to redownload it
[17:14] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: Cause its a 1tb drive and I am trying to use this desktop as a media server
[17:14] <jNovice> hello, which partition set for "device for boot loader installation" ? /dev/sda1 where windows 7 boot exsit will be ok? after such choice ubuntu will detect win7 correctly and allow to run it from grub?
[17:14] <Radvendii> ActionParsnip: it is the same...
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> Masters: if you want the folder read and writable you'll need that command
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> Radvendii: ok, it is healthy thenm
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> *then
[17:14] <mang0> Good lord
[17:14] <LjL> jNovice: no, don't install the GRUB bootloader onto the Windows 7 partition!
[17:14] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, ok well what filesystem is it? ext4, ntfs etc
[17:14] <Masters> ActionParsnip: what folder?
[17:15] <LjL> jNovice: GRUB should normally be installed in the MBR
[17:15] <Radvendii> ActionParsnip: so i think it is a problem with mac os x that it can't boot from the USB...
[17:15] <LjL> jNovice: alternatively, you can install it in your *Ubuntu* partition
[17:15] <alaing> hi i'm using gufw to config ufw but its not allowing me to enable it
[17:15] <Masters> wow hes popular today
[17:15] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: I really don't know I'm truely shooting in the dark here, I've been through and through the forums to no avail
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> Radvendii: what video chip does the system use?
[17:15] <anonissimus> I am trying to parse some xml with xsltproc and I just get "killed" back any pointers what can cause this
[17:15] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64. How can I tell?
[17:15] <zenok> hello, which kernel version does not suffer from regressions?
[17:16] <Radvendii> would that be NVIDIA GeForce 9400M?
[17:16] <jNovice> LjL I know :P but I have boot-win7 partition which have 200MB and of course for windos 7 which have 50GB
[17:16] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, do sudo mkdir /mnt/files
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> Radvendii: add the boot option:  nouveau.blacklist=1
[17:16] <Shodowjedi01> ok
[17:16] <owner> theadmin where is my browser now? lol
[17:16] <Radvendii> ActionParsnip: how do i do that? where?
[17:16] <jNovice> LjL so this smaller is really needed?
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | Radvendii
[17:16] <Shodowjedi01> can not create director mnt
[17:17] <theadmin> owner: I beleive just where it normally is... idk, lol, I don't use Firefox at all (not to mention the unstable versions)
[17:17] <alaing> can someone help me with ufw/gufw
[17:17] <LjL> jNovice: i don't know why Windows 7 creates it, but since it's there now, yes, it's needed - Windows won't boot without it
[17:17] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, sudo
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> Radvendii: instead of immediately asking for clarification, try websearching a little for what is saif, you'll learn a little then :)
[17:17] <Radvendii> ActionParsnip: yeah, sorry
[17:17] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: ok
[17:17] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, done?
[17:17] <meco> What could be blocking udp/123 when I do't have a router and this seems to have been an issue since when I was using Windows with no Linuz on this pc?
[17:17] <Shodowjedi01> roger that
[17:17] <owner> theadmin: i find it, its the nightly version. ty
[17:17] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, now gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[17:17] <LjL> meco: your ISP, don't ask me why
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> owner: can you plese give the output of:  lsb_release -sc     Thanks
[17:18] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: ok
[17:18] <owner> mom
[17:18] <owner> how can i write privat?
[17:18] <meco> LjL: Is it possible for anyone here to try and connect to me on that protocol/port?
[17:18] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, is there any /dev/sda line there?
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> owner: its a single line of text, so pasting here is ok
[17:19] <owner> maverik
[17:19] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: negative it just went to anoter command prompt
[17:19] <alaing> what firewalls does everyone here use?
[17:19] <owner> sry maverick
[17:19] <Gentoo64> alaing, ufw is built in
[17:19] <Gentoo64> inb4 ufw isnt a firewall
[17:20] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, didnt a text edit come up?
[17:20] <karthick87> I am not able to boot into ubuntu, i am getting the following error "nfsmount: need a path" How do i fix this error?
[17:20] <LjL> meco: well NTP uses UDP so there isn't really a "connection" made, we could use netcat but i'm not entirely sure how
[17:20] <Shodowjedi01> no
[17:20] <ActionParsnip> owner: sweet, you can get the firefox 12 nightly build fro here if you fancy: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ppa?field.series_filter=maverick
[17:20] <Shodowjedi01> let me run those commands again
[17:20] <Shodowjedi01> just to be sure
[17:20] <zap0> meco, IP ?
[17:20] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, sudo nano /etc/fstab
[17:20] <alaing> Gentoo64: i just cant get it to work for me
[17:20] <owner> thanks
[17:20] <Gentoo64> alaing, sudo ufw enable
[17:20] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo: text editor avalable
[17:21] <Gentoo64> alaing, then sudo ufw status verbose
[17:21] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, nano is an editor try that
[17:21] <Gentoo64> its a command line one
[17:21] <mang0> 11.10's defult GUI is awful D: time to try xfce
[17:21] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: I used it and the text editor is now up
[17:21] <Gentoo64> ok
[17:21] <karthick87> I am not able to boot into ubuntu, i am getting the following error "nfsmount: need a path" How do i fix this error?
[17:22] <LjL> meco: your current IP has all ports filtered, so you're running a firewall or something
[17:22] <alaing> Gentoo64: it seems to be blocking my LAN but allowing internal. Do i actually need a firewall if my machine is connected to a router which is then connected to the internet. the router forwards specific ports to the machine
[17:22] <Masters> ActionParsnip: what was that link again to the guide?
[17:22] <Gentoo64> alaing, not really
[17:22] <Sil4nc4> hi why is the precise raw disk space 750MB? It does not fit on my cd i want to burn? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20120114/
[17:23] <k33n0t3> iam testing download server in software software sources but the load bar has stopped by half the way , what could be wrong ?
[17:23] <Gentoo64> but its ok to use a firewall too (i do)
[17:23] <Masters> nm firefox saved it
[17:23] <LjL> !precise | Sil4nc4
[17:23] <alaing> Gentoo64: ??
[17:23] <Gentoo64> alaing, you can leave ufw disabled
[17:23] <karthick87> Can anyone help me pls..I am not able to boot into ubuntu, i am getting the following error "nfsmount: need a path" How do i fix this error?
[17:23] <Sil4nc4> LjL, ??
[17:23] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to be editing
[17:24] <Gentoo64> alaing, some people enable a firewall in the os too just in case the routers has bugs / whatever
[17:24] <LjL> Sil4nc4: this channel is not for Precise
[17:24] <pangolin> Sil4nc4: precise discussion and supportin #ubuntu+1
[17:24] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, whats in that file, paste it
[17:24] <alaing> Gentoo64: oh i see so no real chance but better safe than sorry
[17:24] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: What file?
[17:24] <Shodowjedi01> its empty
[17:24] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, cat /etc/fstab
[17:24] <Gentoo64> your prob editing the wrong one
[17:25] <|Anthony|> hello all
[17:25] <|Anthony|> I'm using ubuntu 10.04 64bit and want to know how to specify audio recording input. As it is, i have to open pauvcontrol at startup and select which input stream. I'd prefer it if i could set it to be persistent
[17:25] <meco> zap0: 83.80-203-35.nextgentel.com
[17:25] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: The last command I ran was the nano command and an empty text editor came up
[17:25] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, paste cat /etc/fstab
[17:25] <mang0> Is it possible to use terminal to put a few PNG files into a PDF? I read somewhere that `convert -compress *.png out.pdf` in a dir with the pngs needed to be compressed will work?
[17:25] <zap0> meco, is that an IP or a URL ?
[17:25] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: ok done
[17:26] <Shodowjedi01> cntrl x?
[17:26] <meco> zap0: I just got it from doing whois on my nick
[17:26] <|Anthony|> I have an onboard audio and a dedicated sound card. I want to set it to record the monitor of the sound card by default so i don't have to do it every time i login
[17:26] <|Anthony|> any thoughts?
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> mang0: http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=14718
[17:26] <kingisher64> oh this is driving me mad. All i want to do is be able to have write permissions into any folder? I was asking how to set a read/write for a specific folder, however that just won't fix the problem. Can someone tell me how to give myself (the user) write permissions to all system folders?
[17:27] <meco> LjL: But where would that firewall be? Surely not on this pc since I've installed Ubuntu on it and have never set up any firewalling.
[17:27] <Gentoo64> kingisher64, lol
[17:27] <theadmin> kingisher64: You can't do that... Also that's stupid.
[17:27] <mang0> ActionParsnip, you're insane! You're so helpful to everyone, and quickly too <3 lol
[17:27] <zap0> meco, and you want me to send UDP on port 123?
[17:27] <jutnux> kingisher64: You don't want to own all folders. Run this command to own certain ones: sudo chown yourusername /folder
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> mang0: i just websearch, literally that's all I do....
[17:27] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: Ok so I did that and exited
[17:27] <meco> zap0: If that would work, sure...
[17:28] <LjL> meco: i wouldn't know, actually i'm not even sure whether Ubuntu has a firewall enabled by default as of late. try typing "sudo ufw status"
[17:28] <mang0> ActionParsnip, Well you're still helpful :P
[17:28] <zap0> meco, how will you know when its arrived?     have you a listen socket setup?
[17:28] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, paste to this site http://dpaste.com/
[17:28] <OerHeks> kingisher64, sudo gives you permission
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> mang0: www.duckduckgo.com   I type some stuff and peope get stuff, seems only I can do this some days
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> :PP
[17:28] <karthick87> I am not able to boot into ubuntu, i am getting the following error "nfsmount: need a path" How do i fix this error?
[17:28] <mang0> ActionParsnip, duckduckgo? i've not heard of it *click*
[17:28] <meco> zap0: I have no idea. I can start up ntp
[17:28] <alaing> Gentoo64: I ran those commands but it says Active and then default: deny(incoming), allow(outgoing)
[17:28] <Gentoo64> kingisher64, you might as well enable root pass and login as root
[17:28] <Shodowjedi01> I think I just missed a couple steps and I don't want to take up any more of your time
[17:29] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: thanks for your help!
[17:29] <Gentoo64> alaing, thats normal
[17:29] <zap0> meco, i can't waste any more time; you appear to have a very large gap in your understanding of what UDP is.
[17:29] <Gentoo64> alaing, means its blocking all ports, you need sudo ufw allow port
[17:29] <kingisher64> jutnux - you are right i don't want to own all folders (my frustration said I want ALL). Realistically i just want to have the ability to set permissions for a specific folder.
[17:29] <theadmin> kingisher64: You do, just sudo chmod blah blah
[17:30] <meco> zap0: I sure wouldn't want you to waste any time on me. Your interest is appreciated.
[17:30] <jutnux> kingisher64: If you want your user account to own a folder, type into terminal: sudo chown yourusername /home/yourusername
[17:30] <alaing> Gentoo64: i want to deny all incoming except if they are internal machines or the router using specific ports. how do i do that? sorry I'm from a windows background
[17:30] <Shodowjedi01> sigh
[17:30] <jutnux> Folders in root should be accessible by root only, kingisher64.
[17:30] <|Anthony|> i thought ubuntu enabled the firewall by default
[17:30] <zap0> meco, if you haven't a plan, how will you know if anything succeeded?  you are i'll prepared for a test.
[17:30] <|Anthony|> interesting
[17:30] <Gentoo64>  /home is in /
[17:31] <Gentoo64> |Anthony|, afaik its diaabled, but installed
[17:31] <meco> LjL: Status: inactive
[17:31] <|Anthony|> exactly
[17:31] <|Anthony|> here i was thinking it was enabled
[17:31] <|Anthony|> lol
[17:31] <Gentoo64> nah
[17:31] <alaing> Gentoo64: my internal machines would be using 192.168.123.*
[17:31] <LjL> meco: are you sure your modem isn't also a router (and a firewall)?
[17:31] <jutnux> Gentoo64: Which is why you chown your home user dir and have everything else set to root ownership.
[17:31] <|Anthony|> glad i have a firewall infront of everything here
[17:31] <meco> zap0: I suggest you not waste any more time on an ignoramus like myself.
[17:31] <Gentoo64> alaing, type gksu gufw
[17:31] <Gentoo64> i think
[17:32] <Gentoo64> i havent used to gui in years
[17:32] <kingisher64> jutnux - excuse my ignorance I made the transition from windoze to ubuntu this week. I'm that used to just giving myself super-admin priviledges, this whole read/write thing has started to p*ss me off!
[17:32] <Shodowjedi01> I suppose I'm just not good enough to be a linux user
[17:32] <Shodowjedi01> I think i'm gonna switch back to windows
[17:32] <zap0> meco, ok.
[17:32] <Gentoo64> alaing, but there its easier to enabled ports for local ips
[17:32] <meco> LjL: Nop, not at all, but I know there's a box between the pc and the router.
[17:32] <jutnux> kingisher64: What files are you trying to access?
[17:33] <kingisher64> jutnux - i've done it thank you!!!
[17:33] <meco> router = modem
[17:33] <meco> sorry
[17:33] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, you need to paste the fstab
[17:33] <jutnux> kingisher64: Goodo, feel free to ask of any problems that you have :-)
[17:33] <LjL> meco: what does the command "route" say under "Gateway"?
[17:33] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, youll get used to it
[17:33] <kingisher64> i just wanted to setup virtual hosts in apache justnux
[17:33] <meco> LjL: All blank entries
[17:34] <meco> Ahh.. wait
[17:34] <sdfdsa> how do I read the channel topic, sorry
[17:34] <LjL> sdfdsa: type /topic
[17:34] <fiberglasscivic> Hello all.  Looking for help building clients for LTSP on an Ubuntu 10.04 Server
[17:34] <alaing> Gentoo64:  I already have gufw but it doesn't seem to be working. when I open it the status switch is disabled and I cannot do anything from within it
[17:34] <meco> LjL: There are three entries. The first one says 10.0.0.1 and the next two say *
[17:34] <Shodowjedi01> I've been doing this for 4 years and haven't gotten used to it yet, and I still don't know what you mean by pasting the fstab
[17:34] <Gentoo64> alaing, click unlock
[17:34] <Gentoo64> then type the password to unlock the controls
[17:35] <LjL> meco: ok, connect to http://10.0.0.1/ from a browser, that'll be your router
[17:35] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, cat /etc/fstab will "read" the file
[17:35] <alaing> Gentoo64: i dont see any "unlock"
[17:35] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, and paste it means copy and paste it to a website so i can read it
[17:35] <simon21> I am running ubuntu with dual monitors for the first time ever and I think I am a bit stuck at the moment. I managed to manually sort my drivers out (AMD/ATI with CCC), I am however stuck at setting up an " extended"  view. ... the only way I get my screens working right now is as duplicates (even though in CCC it is set to Multi-display), anybody who could help me out?
[17:35] <Gentoo64> alaing, not sure then :s
[17:35] <meco> LjL: "A username and password are being requested by http://10.0.0.1. The site says: "Netopia 3351""
[17:36] <kingisher64> jutnux - thank goodness you told me about that sudo chown user folder command. That's getting noted down asap.
[17:36] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: I am on the irc on a seprate machine
[17:36] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, do you see /dev/sda in the fstab?
[17:36] <alaing> Gentoo64: to the left of the shield i have status which is set to "off" but its disabled so I cant change it. even the document part under help is greyed out
[17:37] <LjL> meco: yeah, they might be "admin" "admin" or they might be something else
[17:37] <MNichie> Need some help,, Ubuntu is not recognizing mouse clicks, ie I can't click on anything.  I can move the pointer, but that is it.
[17:38] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: it says /dev/sda1   I'm not sure if that is the same drive
[17:38] <jutnux> kingisher64: Haha.
[17:38] <MNichie> Anybody know what could possibly cause this?
[17:38] <meco> LjL: something else...
[17:38] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, ok. i think you should stick to mounting it in nautlius :)
[17:38] <fiberglasscivic> MNichie - have you switched your mouse out?
[17:38] <jutnux> MNichie: Laptop?
[17:38] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: where would I find it in nautilus
[17:38] <jacer> Do any of the support volunteers have some tips to increase performance on a remote VM?
[17:38] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, on the left bar usually
[17:39] <Gentoo64> click it
[17:39] <MNichie> It is a desktop, I have tried several mice, nothing works.
[17:39] <Masters> hey guys
[17:39] <Shodowjedi01> Gentoo64: its not even there on the left bar
[17:39] <MNichie> It was working yesterday, then I rebooted
[17:39] <kingisher64> Gentoo64 - i hope you enjoyed a good "lol" at my expense - lol :)
[17:39] <Shodowjedi01> that is the issue...
[17:39] <Masters> well guess I'll have to forget about putting the unity bar on the bottom
[17:39] <jutnux> MNichie: Check in the Mouse settings and use a keyboard to tab through the settings.
[17:39] <Masters> soon as I started it, the shell crashed and wouldn't work properly
[17:39] <Shodowjedi01> like just about all its doing is telling me that it isn't there
[17:39] <Shodowjedi01> I mean
[17:39] <Shodowjedi01> that its on my system
[17:39] <LjL> meco: uhm, Google doesn't seem to know the default username/password for the Netopia 3351 :\
[17:39] <Masters> when I rebooted, it instantly crashes so I couldn't even do anything, so had to go into a shell and remove it
[17:40] <Gentoo64> Shodowjedi01, ok so fdisk -l probably isnt showing tyhe drive, in which case its probably buggered
[17:40] <alaing> grrrr
[17:40] <LjL> meco: try empty and empty, or "netopia" and "netopia", or "admin" and "1234", or combinations
[17:40] <Gentoo64> sda1 is usually root, not always but genrally is
[17:40] <MNichie> The settings look correct, other things are messing up as well, alt-tab is not working either...
[17:40] <jacer> Masters.  I can help put unity on bottom.
[17:41] <Marcello> hi
[17:41] <Shodowjedi01> /dev/sdb1  (where did sda go??) * 1
[17:41] <Gentoo64> idk
[17:41] <Shodowjedi01> yea me either
[17:42] <Shodowjedi01> I should just throw it away
[17:42] <Masters> Jacer: I installed it and everything fine, but when I enabled it, it said there were a bunch of conflicts
[17:42] <Shodowjedi01> all my media
[17:42] <Shodowjedi01> fuckin gone again
[17:42] <alaing> brb
[17:42] <LjL> !language | Shodowjedi01
[17:42] <Masters> Jacer: first I tried ignoring conflicts, then disabling the stuff that had conflicts, both same thing happend
[17:42] <jutnux> Shodowjedi01: What's the problem again?
[17:43] <Shodowjedi01> I had an external hard drive and the USB port on the powerstation broke, so I took it out of the casing and physically installed it into my 10.10 desktop
[17:43] <Shodowjedi01> and I have ZERO access to this drive
[17:43] <Shodowjedi01> I've plowed through the forums for days trying to fix this issue myself
[17:43] <Shodowjedi01> to no avail
[17:43] <Masters> Jacer: you still there?
[17:43] <jutnux> Shodowjedi01: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[17:44] <jutnux> Wait
[17:44] <Shodowjedi01> Jutnux: running commands now
[17:45] <jacer> Masters:  Check private chat
[17:45] <Masters> oh sorry
[17:45] <chex_> Hello, quick question: Would having 2 screens duplicated over a digital and an analog interface slow down my display adapter?
[17:45] <meco> LjL: Nothing so far
[17:45] <Shodowjedi01> disk dev/sda dpsem
[17:45] <Shodowjedi01> t cpmtaom a va;od [artotopm tan;e
[17:45] <LjL> meco: check the physical modem, sometimes they have the default password and username printed underneath
[17:45] <jutnux> chex_: I don't think this is the right channel for that.
[17:45] <Shodowjedi01> dosen't containt a valid partition table*
[17:45] <chex_> What would be the right channel for that?
[17:46] <Shodowjedi01> and thats the trick I'm not trying to loose my data,
[17:46] <jutnux> Shodowjedi01: If it doesn't contain a partition table it's pretty much dead.
[17:46] <Shodowjedi01> I have my novel on there I"ve had to write twice already because of this
[17:46] <Shodowjedi01> but it reads when I run the command sudo lshw -c disk
[17:47] <Shodowjedi01> it was just a straight exeternal storage drive I don't see why the data would have been lost because the usb port broke off the powerstation
[17:47] <LjL> chex_: dunno, maybe ##hardware
[17:47] <jutnux> Shodowjedi01: pastebin the output of sudo lshw -c disk please
[17:48] <Masters> sorry Jacer
[17:48] <Masters> went into tty and forgot how to get out
[17:48] <Shodowjedi01> give me a second please
[17:48] <Shodowjedi01> I need to get on the irc on that machine
[17:48] <JozzaWicko> hi
[17:49] <jutnux> Shodowjedi01: Don't paste it into the chat, paste bin it.
[17:49] <Shodowjedi01> I understand
[17:49] <shadaloo> hello
[17:49] <chex_> LjL: Thanks
[17:49] <shadaloo> why was "updatedb" removed and what does ubuntu use to manage files?
[17:49] <limeage> Shodowjedi01, just a guess, some USB disk (flash) formatted without partition table. i.e  sdX is  the data partition itself
[17:50] <shadaloo> !search | shadaloo
[17:50] <Masters> Jacer: the guides don't say what to do when enabling unityshell and you have conflicts, do I ignore or disable the addons that have trouble
[17:50] <Shodowjedi01> htto://pastebin.com/5y78hcZ
[17:50] <Shodowjedi01> http**
[17:50] <jutnux> Unknown paste ID
[17:50] <Shodowjedi01> FML
[17:51] <Shodowjedi01> incorrect
[17:51] <shadaloo> what is the fastest way to search every file?
[17:51] <shadaloo> does ubuntu contain a database of every file
[17:51] <jutnux> shadaloo: Depends what you are trying to do?
[17:51] <Shodowjedi01> http://pastebin.com/5y7h8hcZ
[17:51] <shadaloo> jutnux: I want to find an .mp3
[17:51] <shadaloo> but I want to make sure I look everywhere in userspace
[17:51] <Shodowjedi01> yay, ont thing I haven't failed at today
[17:52] <shadaloo> ~/
[17:52] <shadaloo> I used to use updatedb
[17:52] <jutnux> shadaloo: locate *.mp3
[17:52] <shadaloo> and it made searching take seconds
[17:52] <LjL> jutnux: locate won't work right/fast if updatedb was not run, though
[17:52] <Shodowjedi01> you get that jut?
[17:53] <jutnux> Shodowjedi01: Now looking.
[17:53] <shadaloo> how do I search recursive
[17:53] <shadaloo> with locate
[17:53] <LjL> shadaloo: it's recursive by default, but it needs updatedb to be run first
[17:54] <shadaloo> LjL: I will give it another go
[17:54] <Masters> ahh finally got unityshelll working
[17:54] <jutnux> Shodowjedi01: Well it appears you have no partition table and I don't think you can recover it. Have you tried a data rescue?
[17:54] <LjL> !recover
[17:54] <Shodowjedi01> negative
[17:55] <Shodowjedi01> how do I do this?
[17:55] <shadaloo> LjL: do I need to run updatedb as sudo?
[17:55] <LjL> shadaloo: i believe so
[17:55] <shadaloo> LjL: I did that and it didn't locate recursively
[17:55] <shadaloo> only in that directory
[17:55] <LjL> shadaloo: uh, i dunno, it searches recursively for me.
[17:56] <LjL> shadaloo: what are you typing exactly?
[17:56] <DoYouKnow> Anyone know why my easycap dc60, when I view the video output from it in vlc video player on my nvidia geforce 8600m gt graphics setup - only displays vertical stripes that are shades of grey?
[17:56] <agent00tai> hi guys I got a problem with my Oneiric install: gnome-settings-daemon always fails to set my gtk + icon theme, as well as the keyboard layout, and probably a lot more
[17:56] <tony_> n00bs
[17:56] <shadaloo> hello
[17:56] <LjL> !noob | tony_
[17:57] <shadaloo> trying to figure out why my locate only searches in the current directory
[17:57] <meco> LjL: Nah... the physical modem doesn't give any clue, at least not anything that looks like username/password to me.
[17:57] <tony_> !noob | ljl
[17:57] <shadaloo> trying to figure out why my locate only searches in the current directory
[17:58] <LjL> shadaloo: have you made sure updatedb was run?
[17:58] <shadaloo> yes
[17:58] <damian> hola! que es mejor? xfce o gnome?
[17:58] <LjL> !es | damian
[17:58] <DeadmanIncJS> hi
[17:59] <DeadmanIncJS> what was the channel name for general chat?
[17:59] <pangolin> !ot
[17:59] <jutnux> DeadmanIncJS: #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:59] <DeadmanIncJS> thanks
[17:59] <damian> hello what is the better ? xfce or gnome? iḿ new in this
[17:59] <LjL> damian: there is no "better"
[17:59] <BoEn> gnome better
[18:00] <BoEn> :)
[18:00] <LjL> BoEn: i'm sure you're now going to qualify that and elaborate (in #ubuntu-offtopic)
[18:00] <jutnux> BoEn: In your opinion.
[18:00] <jutnux> damian: There is no better, only what you like most.
[18:00] <meeto> ns id frndp455
[18:00] <LjL> !identify | meeto
[18:01] <BoEn> damian --> that 's the point
[18:01] <meeto> hehe
[18:01] <shadaloo> trying to figure out why my updatedb is only showing my LOCAL DIRECTORY
[18:01] <meeto> just forgot the /
[18:01] <damian> thanks the xfce is basic and the pc run fast, but the gnome looks better...
[18:01] <pangolin> meeto: change yourpassword also
[18:01] <meeto> already pangolin
[18:02] <l0ll0lll> hi all. I'm trying to remove all dependencies of gtk by doing apt-get remove libgtk2.0-0 on ubuntu 11.10, and then apt installs tons of kde stuff. What's happening? How do i just remove what i want to remove without installing anything?
[18:03] <agent00tai> I|m having a problem with gnome-settings-daemon, it doesn't set my keyboard layout and gtk ] icon themes, it throws this error in .xsession-errors> (gnome-settings-daemon:7642): color-plugin-WARNING **: failed to get edid: unable to get EDID for output
[18:03] <BoEn> try snaptic dude
[18:04] <damian> snaptic?
[18:04] <LjL> he probably means Synaptic
[18:04] <alaing> how can i signin as a superuser from the terminal to run a command. I know there is sudo but I wanted to try soemthing else
[18:04] <LjL> although i'm not sure how that would make a difference
[18:04] <LjL> alaing: "sudo -i"
[18:04] <BoEn> lol
[18:04] <damian> ok
[18:04] <l0ll0lll> synaptic to replace apt? :)
[18:05] <damian> i must investigate a lot i guess...thanks for all..bye
[18:05] <stfuy> nuubs
[18:06] <alaing> grrr i'm hating gufw
[18:06] <shadaloo> ok
[18:06] <shadaloo> so surely
[18:06] <shadaloo> there is a more superior way
[18:06] <shadaloo> to find documents
[18:06] <alaing> anyone here have gufw experience
[18:06] <shadaloo> than locatle ~/ | grep *.mp3 | grep <name of search>
[18:07] <alaing> when i open it all the options are greyed out. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it. there is no option to unlock it
[18:07] <shadaloo> come on
[18:07] <shadaloo> someone
[18:07] <shadaloo> smart
[18:07] <shadaloo> plz
[18:07] <FloodBot1> shadaloo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:07] <LjL> shadaloo: "locate <name of search>"?
[18:07] <jiltdil> Best S/w for folder and files encryption?
[18:07] <shadaloo> LjL: dude, we've been through this
[18:07] <LjL> shadaloo: yes, and it works just fine here. so that's the better way. it's apparently just broken for you.
[18:07] <shadaloo> when I do that it only searches in the CURRENT WORKING DIRECTORY
[18:07] <shadaloo> well my system is up to date
[18:08] <LjL> shadaloo: it's possible GNOME also comes with something to search with indexing, but i'm not familiar with that stuff.
[18:08] <mponte-d3> gato
[18:09] <mponte-d3> cala boca
[18:11] <l0ll0lll> hmm, aptitude seems to be more adequate than apt in removing things...
[18:11] <agent00tai> I|m having a problem with gnome-settings-daemon, it doesn't set my keyboard layout and gtk ] icon themes, it throws this error in .xsession-errors> (gnome-settings-daemon:7642): color-plugin-WARNING **: failed to get edid: unable to get EDID for output
[18:11] <agent00tai> can anyone provide help with this_
[18:11] <jiltdil> Which is best s/w for encrypt files and folders?
[18:12] <jutnux> !repeat | jiltdil
[18:13] <rampage73> ok have a ubuntu gnome-shell/cairo-dock issue the dock is stuck at the top of the screen instead of the bottom? can't drag it with alt and click and settings say it should be on the bottom anyone have an idea? I really like this feature
[18:13] <rampage73> jiltdil, not sure if it is the best i have used truecrypt before
[18:13] <alaing> how do i check all services that are running
[18:13] <Masters_> can anyone tell me how to open a new window with sudo permissions?
[18:14] <jutnux> rampage73: Edit the cairo dock settings.
[18:14] <rampage73> alaing, open a terminal and type ps
[18:14] <jutnux> Masters_: gksudo nautilusw
[18:14] <jutnux> Masters_: gksudo nautilus
[18:14] <jiltdil> rampage73, is it available in repo? I am currently  using gpg
[18:14] <Masters_> ty
[18:14] <Guest12961> i can some one help me whit a problem i got, all my hardware worked nice whit 11.10 but the system freezing, so not perfect / but when i installed ubuntu 10.04 LTS from downloade page the wifi card dident work.....
[18:14] <Guest12961> 03:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation Device [14e4:4353] (rev 01)
[18:15] <jutnux> Guest12961: Use ndiswrapper or plug the computer in via wifi and download the drivers that way.
[18:15] <rampage73> jiltdil, no i do not believe so hang on i will find it
[18:15] <Masters_> jutnux: nothing happend
[18:15] <Guest12961> jutnux, well u see, i dont got a internet connection in ubuntu, i run a live cd now
[18:15] <rampage73> jiltdil, www.truecrypt.org
[18:15] <jiltdil> rampage73,  ok i am downloading it from its web
[18:15] <jutnux> Guest12961: Then plug it in via ethernet.
[18:15] <jutnux> Masters_: Are you running Unity?
[18:16] <Guest12961> not got a ethernet connection eather
[18:16] <Masters_> unity rotated
[18:16] <Guest12961> only a wifi hotspot
[18:16] <Guest12961> ...
[18:16] <jutnux> Masters_: What file manager are you using?
[18:16] <Masters_> nm figures it out
[18:16] <jutnux> Guest12961: Then you'll have to download the ndiswrapper .deb and follow the instructions as I am not familiar with it.
[18:16] <Masters_> had to use sudo nautilus
[18:16] <jutnux> That isn't recommended.
[18:17] <ashmew2> Hi, Im trying to get WiFi to work , its my college WiFi  , so they provided me with a proxy setting 192.168.16.253 , port 3128
[18:17] <rampage73> jutnux, I Presume you mean the configuration? where it says to put cairo-dock at the bottom of the screen already?
[18:17] <ashmew2> how can i configure that so i can use the internet there?
[18:17] <jutnux> rampage73: Yeah.
[18:17] <Sideev> I know it is bit embarrasing but is there any channel for windows query
[18:17] <jutnux> ashmew2: Few details first. 1) What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[18:17] <LjL> Sideev: ##windows
[18:18] <Masters_> damnit
[18:18] <rampage73> jutnux, great so my pc is upside down apparently its still on top
[18:18] <Masters_> what I'm trying to do isn't working
[18:18] <andycc> Guest12961: sent you a PM.
[18:18] <Sideev> LjL: Thanks. Lemme Try!
[18:18] <ashmew2> jutnux, Oneiric
[18:19] <jutnux> ashmew2: Click on the Wifi Icon and try and find the proxy button.
[18:19] <jutnux> I don't use Unity so I can't remember.
[18:20] <donsd> Anyone know Ubuntu command that tells you what desktop you arfe using? i.e. gnome, unity.
[18:20] <jutnux> donsd: Do you have a massive dock on the left?
[18:22] <sythe> What's the Ubuntu chat channel?
[18:22] <sythe> #ubuntu-chat or #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[18:22] <urlin2u> #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:22] <sythe> Thanks.
 No, but I use to. Unity, I presume. But now now.
[18:23] <Lorra> Hi friends, do you know how to fix this problem: every time I try to use the info command it says that it couldn't find the Top node, what can I do?
[18:24] <Doodie> donsd, you could logout and in the login screen you can see in a menu what desktop (unity, classics etc.) is currently selected.
[18:24] <LemonAid> Does anyone have "Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8191SEvB Wireless LAN Controller" with a stable driver?
[18:24] <auronandace> donsd: or take a screenshot and we can tell you
[18:26] <rampage73> \quit
 I think last time I selected login, I chose Gnome, but I was hoping there was a command line I could enter.
[18:27] <ZoFrex> How much disk space should I allow for ubuntu? (latest version, 32 bit, going to be doing some python+django dev and not a lot else)?
[18:28] <hilltop> hi i tried pruging the fglrx drivers after todays unsuccesfull test on my hirid grafic, now i want to return back to my intel grafic, but xorg is still loading fglrx - or at least trys to and breaks - no gui for me now :-(, what does i have to do to get my onboard sndy bridge chjip back
[18:28] <Diamondcite> ZoFrex: If you really intend to do very little, I managed to get Ubuntu to fit onto an 8GB flash drive with room to spare.
[18:29] <donsd> auronandace> I do not know how to do that. Print Screen key?
[18:29] <Doodie> LemonAid, I got  RTL8188CE 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter. but what's the issue. may be i could help?
[18:29] <ZoFrex> Diamondcite: i'll probably end up with a web server and ide too... Would 15gb be plenty?
[18:30] <mebigfatguy_> donsd, there's app called screenshot
[18:30] <ZoFrex> I have 30gb free but disk space is at a premium on my netbook
[18:30] <Diamondcite> ZoFrex: The system and apps by itself should take about 4GB, the rest is up to you.
[18:30] <Auk> When running these commands, http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=fByE0zai         Wouldn't this just separate  home directory from the entire filesystem? I'm trying to avoid this as I like "/home" and  "/"  to be in the same partition.
[18:30] <ZoFrex> OK
[18:30] <ZoFrex> Ta
[18:31] <Diamondcite> ZoFrex: I have a 32GB SSD in my netbook.. it's my main work system it does devel, webserver, office, media.
[18:31] <chuck_> hi there... i'm having troubles installing ubuntu server on my computer
[18:31] <chuck_> when i go to a menu option on the installation disc, the computer reboots
[18:31] <varikonniemi> hello, i read that ubuntu would make some big announcement on ces
[18:31] <chuck_> i tried 64-bit and 32-bit both do the same thing
[18:31] <auronandace> donsd: i guess, or use a screenshot app
[18:31] <ZoFrex> I'm dual booting, windows partition is for gaming so that uses a lot of space
[18:31] <chuck_> actually 32-bit only locks up with a black screen
[18:31] <varikonniemi> ces is over, and nothing has come out..? was it unity 5.0 that was the "big" news?
[18:31] <hilltop> any recommodations whcih packages i need to reinstall after pruging FGLRX to get my intel grafics back ?
[18:32] <hilltop> varikonniemi: Ubuntu TV
[18:33] <bilbo_> anyone have a trouble shootting guide for donald duck microphones on google voice and skype?  11.10 version
[18:33] <bilbo_> also on linux mint so it seems to be a linux issue
[18:33] <donsd> auronandace> How do I send the png file?
[18:33] <escott> varikonniemi, they had an ubuntu tv announcement
[18:33] <escott> Auk, bad link
[18:34] <varikonniemi> ah, ok
[18:34] <sylvie_> Hello, how can i disable/hide gnome panel with ubuntu 11.10 please ?
[18:34] <Auk> escott: This: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=az73XPT4
[18:35] <varikonniemi> i heard that ubuntu 12.04 would get a whole new visual look, is it the unity 5.0 or is that announcement coming?
[18:35] <jutnux> The visuals will stay the same, however you will be able to tweak more of it
[18:36] <trism> varikonniemi: #ubuntu+1 for 12.04, but so far unity 5 looks the same to me visually
[18:36] <auronandace> donsd: post it on imagebin.org and send us a link
[18:36] <hilltop> any idea how to undo fglrx driver on a hzbrid sandy bridge system ?
[18:36] <BLZbubba> what is the best way on ubuntu to encode an iphone compatible video?  i tried some mencoder combinations but the iphone still seems to hate them
[18:37] <rigved> hi everyone.
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> BLZbubba: there is no single best solution for anything
[18:37] <BLZbubba> ok how about any solution that works
 Thanks. I will note for later. I have other problems now. :)
[18:37] <escott> Auk, yes that would create three lvm volumes and one for /home
[18:37] <rigved> can the dd command be used to "copy" an image to a partition (like /dev/sdb1), instead of a device (like /dev/sdb)?
[18:38] <escott> rigved, yes
[18:38] <napperjabber_> So, I'm looking to getting into developing ontop of ubuntu, where do I start?
[18:38] <rigved> escott: ok. thanks!
[18:38] <Auk> escott: and swap isn't necessary right? I only want what's necessary
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> BLZbubba: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/iPodVideoEncoding
[18:39] <escott> Auk, well lvm isnt strictly speaking necessary, and swap isnt necessary if you have enough ram and arent worried about the oom killer
[18:39] <Auk> What got me confused are the switches used to make those partitions,        and when I google on the differences between the switches, it only confused me more.
[18:39] <Masters> anyone mind helping me figure out why my touchpad keeps disabling itself?
[18:39] <Auk> oom killer? o_O
[18:40] <rigved> escott: just to be sure, i want to create a bootable usb stick. but i do not want the live image to use the whole usb. i will be using the remaining space for persistence.
[18:40] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: what language?
[18:40] <Auk> The -l and -L swtiches specifically.
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> BLZbubba: wget http://web.mit.edu/~jdong/www/pypodconv/pypodconv
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> BLZbubba: tried that script from the ipod encoding page?
[18:40] <napperjabber_> jayson_r: thinking c, c++, but i'm fluent in python
[18:40] <rigved> escott: i will be using dd to copy the image to the partition instead of the device
[18:40] <escott> Auk, it creates a swap partition of whatever size. then a root of 25000 megs, and then all the remaining free space in the lvm partition is given to /home
[18:41] <jayson_r> for c and c++ 'apt-get install build-essential' would get you the basics installed
[18:41] <escott> rigved, there are lots of weird things about usb boot. you should verify that your system can in fact boot what you are proposing
[18:41] <Auk> Yea, but I do not see why the author couldn't just do this: sudo lvcreate -L 100%FREE -n home ubuntu.             INSTEAD of: sudo lvcreate -l 100%FREE -n home ubuntu
[18:42] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: outside of that, google is your friend - there is a lot of stuff on blogs out there for specific languages/environments
[18:42] <escott> Auk, see the man page. -l and -L are different. for a normal home system I would not recommend skipping the swap
[18:42] <Join_Ganja> Hy)I(eH MIXXX
[18:42] <rigved> escott: i have done this with a backtrack image. but the dd command was used there. experimenting!
[18:42] <napperjabber_> jayson_r: thank you sir
[18:43] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: glad to help - hope that gets you started at least :-)
[18:43] <Auk> escott: Yea I saw the man page, but that confused me further. :S
[18:43] <napperjabber_> jayson_r: when it's installed, where are the help docs stored? /usr/share?
[18:44] <escott> Auk, its the correct usage of the switches for that layout. -L can only work in sizes like kilobytes, megabytes etc
[18:44] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: ha, not really sure - never went looking for them :-/
[18:44] <Auk> Alrighties.
[18:44] <Auk> Thanks escott.
[18:45] <napperjabber_> jayson_r: haha, I guess I should do a linux from scratch build then :P
[18:45] <napperjabber_> but yeah, the package list is in /usr/share/build-essential
[18:45] <sylvie_> Hello, how can i disable/hide all gnome panels with ubuntu 11.10 please ?
[18:45] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: i wouldn't go that far, unless you really want to. if development is your goal, Ubuntu is as good as any distro  (or LFS for that matter)
[18:45] <hilltop> how can i remove fglrx from xorg ? every package is alreadz purged
[18:46] <CyFus> hi i'm getting "Incomplete multi-sector transfer" errors in 10.10 and it keeps freezing after a few hours
[18:46] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: most of my dev stuff on Ubuntu is hacking on Ruby on Rails
[18:46] <CyFus> is there something wrong with nvidia fake raid set drivers that could be causing this?
[18:46] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: i'm also a C#/F# dev, so I spent most of my time developing on a Win7 box actually
[18:47] <napperjabber_> jayson_r: ah, noted, I'm a web dude originally, but now I'm starting to think about how to build standalone software that I can decouple from my apps
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> sylvie_: set the unity panel to hide and set the margin to show as small as possible and the time out really long
[18:49] <walusiek> #search.pl
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> sylvie_: why not just use a different desktop like XFCE which seems more suited to your use..
[18:50] <Join_Ganja> MIX GAME HADA
[18:50] <escott> CyFus, those fake raid systems have to be reverse engineered. you would have better results with mdadm
[18:50] <Join_Ganja> DAYTE MIX
[18:50] <Join_Ganja> AYYY
[18:50] <Join_Ganja> MIXMIXMIX
[18:50] <sylvie_> ActionParsnip, and how i hide unity panel ? (i use gnome classic, with a menu bar on top, an a task bar on bottom of screen... But i only want cairo-dock to be visible)
[18:50] <napperjabber_> jayson_r: I kind of need to get down and dirty with the inner os workings, it's getting to a point weher I just want to have socket connections and only user http to server up pages rather thene raw data. with the advent of gevent, I've wondered how hard it is to make my own app in c/c++ that implments the http protocol on my own. It's more of an educational exorcise. I just picked up the book on unix sockets to get me started
[18:51] <Join_Ganja> 6JI9I
[18:51] <napperjabber_> jayson_r: thanks again for the direction!
[18:51] <Join_Ganja> TyT ECTb PyCCkIE
[18:51] <DJones> Join_Ganja: PLease spam random text, this is a support channel
[18:52] <paolo1> salve
[18:52] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: np - if you want to learn more about the inner workings of linux, take a look at Arch Linux
[18:52] <LjL> !it | paolo1
[18:52] <throstur> I've run out of partitions on my harddrive, so I can't make another partition for ubuntu. Is there any way to install ubuntu in such a way that I will not require to reinstall drivers every time I boot?
[18:52] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: easier than LFS, but will still teach you TONS
[18:52] <throstur> possibly with a USB?
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> sylvie_: right click the panel -> properties   and you can set it to hide, you can also remove the bottom panel
[18:52] <LjL> throstur: you can install it *to* a USB
[18:53] <BLZbubba> ActionParsnip: that script is from 2007 and ffmpeg arguments seem to have completely changed since then
[18:53] <karthick87> Can anyone help me with PXE boot setup pls
[18:53] <sylvie_> ActionParsnip, right clic does nothing :(
[18:53] <throstur> LjL: and would that install the drivers to the USB and such?
[18:53] <throstur> so that next boot would be the same as in last halt?
[18:53] <sylvie_> ActionParsnip, except on menu, it opens the menu manager, and at the very left of the tesk bar (for grouping settings) but nothing to hide them :(
[18:54] <LjL> throstur: yeah it would install everything to the USB. it's done as if you were installing on an HD. just select manual partitioning when installing, and direct the root partition to the USB device.
[18:54] <napperjabber_> jayson_r: interesting
[18:54] <throstur> oh cool, you're a genious, thanks LjL
[18:54] <carme6272> ciao a tutti
[18:54] <LjL> !it | carme6272
[18:54] <jayson_r> napperjabber_: ok man - gotta run for now, but good luck with your project!
[18:55] <napperjabber_> jayson_r: peace, thanks again!
[18:55] <sylvie_> ActionParsnip,  i try to login with other settings (unity 2d, etc) brb
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> BLZbubba: http://bdhacker.wordpress.com/2011/06/26/apple-ipod-iphone-video-converter-ubuntu/
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> BLZbubba: if your ipod wasn't such a POS it'd handle all video formats well
[18:56] <BLZbubba> yeah i am not a fan of apple in any way
[18:56] <BLZbubba> the //e was cool though
[18:56] <carme6272> ciao a tutti
[18:56] <LjL> carme6272: hi. we speak english here.
[18:56] <carme6272> ciao a tutti
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> BLZbubba: ffmpeg -i source_video.avi input -acodec aac -ab 128kb -vcodec mpeg4 -b 1200kb -mbd 2 -flags +4mv+trell -aic 2 -cmp 2 -subcmp 2 -s 320x180 -title X final_video.mp4
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> BLZbubba: source: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1844642   March 2011
[19:00] <Masters> ?
[19:00] <carme6272> !list
[19:01] <Masters> where is everyone?
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> Masters: work but only 30 mins left
[19:01] <skew^> :D
[19:01] <skew^> were are sleeping
[19:01] <skew^> or installing somthing ;P
[19:05] <Steve_DeMont> How do I blacklist the nouveau video driver from my Ubuntu Studio install. I'm running a dual-boot system on Win7. When I try to boot from Ubuntu, the system hangs. How do I edit system files from a system that hangs.
[19:05] <amilyas_> what software who must to install in "ubuntu software center"
[19:06] <coz_> amilyas_,  I dont recall any  "must" installs from software center
[19:06] <carme6272> ciao a tutti
[19:06] <Steve_DeMont> I really don't understand what you're trying to say.
[19:06] <Masters> why do I keep disconnectin
[19:06] <carme6272> !list
[19:07] <PhireB0mb3r> I'm having an issue with fail2ban. I can ban IPs, but I can't set the action to mwl. Restarting fail2ban with mwl fails.
[19:08] <throstur> wait a minute LjL -- if I run ubuntu off a USB won't I have to install it to another USB?? what is the workaround?
[19:08] <hydruid> throstur: you can boot the usb as a live cd
[19:09] <throstur> hydruid: but I want to install TO the usb so that I don't have to reinstall drivers every 2 days
[19:09] <hydruid> throstur: then your best option is to boot from a ubuntu install cd and install to the usb
[19:10] <hydruid> or
[19:10] <hydruid> boot from a different usb and install to usb
[19:10] <hydruid> can't boot from a usb stick and then install to it, at least I don't think so
[19:10] <throstur> hydruid: will a 4GB USB be enough to install _to_ or should I boot from the 4GB one?
[19:10] <skew-_^> amilyas, hmm no programs you "must" install from "ubuntu software center" ;P are you asking about good programs for ubuntu?
[19:11] <hydruid> throstur, thats big enough
[19:11] <hydruid> throstur, however install of 11.10 used over 3 gigs so you won't have a ton of space left
[19:12] <Guest72317> hello
[19:12] <throstur> hydruid: will I have enough space for compat-wireless and all that?
[19:13] <hydruid> throstur: i have a very generic install on this box and am using 3.4gigs, so you will have around 500mb to work with if you use a 4g stick
[19:13] <skew-_^> hello guest
[19:14] <throstur> thanks hydruid, I'll install to an 8GB then
[19:14] <hydruid> throstur, that would be better
[19:14] <Guest72317> hello
[19:14] <urlin2u> throstur, make sure grub is put on the usb, use the custom install
[19:15] <uffo> hello what is minimal packages for installing only blank clean gnome fallback using ubuntu minimal .iso
[19:15] <throstur> !instal
[19:15] <throstur> !install
[19:15] <dD0T> Anyone else experiencing problems with eclipse. I install eclipse-cdt (with it's dependencies) but when I launch eclipse there is no C++ project template (or java template). It seems like the install is incorrectly configured. Using Ubuntu 12.04. Thanks.
[19:17] <throstur> urlin2u: where is the custom install?
[19:17] <skew-_^> me love spotify <3<3<3
[19:18] <theadmin> dD0T: Do you have proper compilers installed, such as g++ or javacc and such? I don't think Eclipse auto-installs them.
[19:19] <urlin2u> throstur, when you are using the gui to install you get to a gui that asks how you want it choose the something other I believe it is... and there you will choose the partition and there is a dropdown for where grub goes. You can also partition there as well.
[19:19] <urlin2u> throstur, set the mount as /
[19:19] <dD0T> theadmin: Well. I do have a javac, gcc and clang. No g++ though. Should that matter for what shows up in eclipse?
[19:19] <karthick87> How to setup pxe boot server in ubuntu?
[19:19] <hydruid> karthick87, research LTSP
[19:19] <throstur> what is the command to format a USB disk? It has Archlinux on it and has a weird filesystem so windows doesn't even detect it, is there a quick terminal command I can use in ubuntu?
[19:19] <throstur> urlin2u: thanks
[19:20] <hydruid> karthick87, http://docs.ltsp.org
[19:20] <urlin2u> throstur, I would just format the thumb with gparted on the live cd
[19:21] <ubuntu_server5> what option in apache2 stops scripts after 1 minute?
[19:21] <throstur> urlin2u: gparted doesn't detect my thumbdrive, only C partitions
[19:22] <throstur> urlin2u: I'm wrong, I found it
[19:22] <urlin2u> throstur, you on the live cd now?
[19:22] <nutties> hws it bro
[19:22] <urlin2u> throstur, cool the dropdown hehe.
[19:23] <throstur> urlin2u: yes I'm using the ubuntu live USB to try to reformat the 4GB usb so that I can install FROM the 4GB usb to this one lol...
[19:23] <throstur> urlin2u: but I can't find how to acutially format it...
[19:23] <urlin2u> throstur, you trying to reformat the one your running?
[19:24] <urlin2u> throstur, I understand you have 2 usb drives right?
[19:24] <Tophan> throstur: gparted
[19:25] <throstur> urlin2u: I'm sorry, I'm a retard, yes, but I just plugged the right one in now. It says it is unallocated, should I just "create new partition?"
[19:25] <darin> oddly, gparted is not on live session
[19:25] <urlin2u> throstur, yeah make a ext4 partition.
[19:25] <Tophan> darin: then $ sudo apt-get install gparted
[19:25] <urlin2u> darin, since when
[19:25] <throstur> what kind of partition table should I have on it? I'm guessing msdos since it's the default?
[19:26] <darin> hardly us live cd, can you use apt-get?
[19:26] <urlin2u> throstur, yep
[19:26] <Tophan> darin: of course
[19:26] <urlin2u> darin, gparted is on ubuntu live cds look closer
[19:27] <throstur> cool, that was "easy"
[19:27] <darin> mind blown - assumed live CD had no way to write apt-get installs
[19:27] <Alex3012> hey everyone. I'm an alcoholic.
[19:27] <urlin2u> !tmi | Alex3012
[19:28] <Alex3012> ok
[19:28] <Alex3012> Sorry everyone.
[19:28] <mang0> ugh
[19:28] <mang0> gnome-shell is super slow
[19:28] <mang0> it's unusable
[19:29] <lukjad> I'm trying to create a linking TOC in LibreOffice. I tried to google it but the instructions here http://help.libreoffice.org/Writer/Formatting_an_Index_or_a_Table_of_Contents don't seem to work
[19:29] <urlin2u> mang0, you have limited cpu gpu?
[19:29] <mang0> I've just updated to 11.10, and I installed gnome-shell as I saw some awesome screenshots of some beautiful themes. However, when I choose "GNOME" at loginscreen, it's too slow to use, or do anything. Is this a hardware problem?
[19:29] <mang0> urlin2u,  ^
[19:29] <lukjad> I make the changes, but they do not seem to create any links
[19:30] <darin> ATI Radeon HD 6850 - can't use dual screen with fglrx
[19:30] <mang0> urlin2u, I have a very old computer if that has anything to do with it :/
[19:30] <urlin2u> mang0, that is what I was wondering, you tried lubuntu?
[19:31] <mang0> urlin2u, No, I haven't...why?
[19:31] <urlin2u> mang0, lubuntu is the lightest desktop supported by canonical.
[19:31] <mang0> urlin2u, I see. I'll have a look at some screenshots
[19:31] <mang0> !lubuntu > mang0
[19:32] <systemclient> I created a new /usr/share/applications/foobar.desktop. How do I update unity to get foobar into the launchers?
[19:32] <systemclient> nevermind, it did that by itself
[19:32] <zombiethoughts_> !ubuntu > zombiethoughts
[19:33] <urlin2u> mang0, you can install it alongside all the other releases I believe, not sure about alongside of kubuntu though.
[19:34] <mang0> urlin2u, can I not just install the window manager like I did when I tried xfce?
[19:34] <urlin2u> mang0, thats what I meant yes.
[19:34] <theadmin> mang0: "lxde" is what you want.
[19:34] <systemclient> mang0: you can install KDE and Xfce and Gnome and lxde if you want to
[19:34] <systemclient> mang0: just choose it at the display manager
[19:34] <theadmin> mang0: Also, that's called a Desktop Environment. A window manager is the thing which draws window borders.
[19:34] <darin> *at the login screen
[19:34] <theadmin> darin: display manager = login screen
[19:35] <theadmin> darin: Same stuff
[19:35] <darin> orly
[19:35] <mang0> theadmin, Ah, that's what I meant
[19:35] <theadmin> darin: yarly.
[19:35] <throstur> urlin2u: I'm having horrible trouble, the USB doesn't seem to be able to write as ext4!
[19:35] <darin> throstur: you could use dd
[19:36] <throstur> darin: what should I type?
[19:36] <mang0> *sigh* urlin2u: I don't like how lubuntu looks :(
[19:36]  * mang0 shakes fist at old hardware
[19:37] <nutties> ubuntu looks slick
[19:37] <darin> dd uf=/path/to/ubuntu/image of=/media/USB4gb
[19:37] <systemclient> nutties: but lubuntu looks like Win 95 to some people
[19:37] <darin> dd uf=/path/to/ubuntu/image of=/media/USB4gb bs=1M
[19:37] <systemclient> mang0: maybe you can find a theme you like
[19:37] <throstur> ... the ubuntu image is in my windows user folder ='(
[19:37] <theadmin> mang0: What about XFCE? It's pretty great and customizable but very lightweight nonetheless. See http://xfce.org and http://xubuntu.org
[19:37] <urlin2u> throstur, can you take a screenshot of gparted there is a screenshot apppor hit the prtsc to get one put it here. http://imagebin.org/index.php?page=add  give us the http.
[19:37] <darin> throstur: should be able to mount it
[19:38] <greengurl> hi Can anyone help with documentation on where to install postfix - which directory - for Drupal 7 site on Ubuntu - thanks
[19:38] <darin> throstur: look in /media/*
[19:38] <mang0> theadmin, I tried it, and I wasn't too keen :/
[19:38] <Nach0z> I love gnutella. it's like nutella, but free and open-source
[19:38] <theadmin> mang0: Hm, well, honestly the reason is the fact that Ubuntu adds bloat :P Other distros wouldn't
[19:38] <mang0> theadmin: Btw, what's the difference between the xubuntu session and the xfce session?
[19:38] <systemclient> greengurl: install it via apt-get maybe?
[19:38] <theadmin> mang0: None, it's a bug (that they both appear)
[19:38] <mang0> theadmin, Yeah, I noticed that ;) I like bloat hehe
[19:38] <throstur> I do not have internet access on ubuntu, firmware... that's why I'm installing TO a usb instead of live
[19:39] <mang0> theadmin, just a shame my computer is too slow to have a lot of bloat
[19:39] <conical> anyone in here very familiar with DHT?
[19:39] <mang0> gotta change this nick suffix
[19:39] <greengurl> systemclient - yes, just don't know which folder .. should I run it in root?
[19:39] <darin> ubuntu = poor choice if you dont have internet
[19:39] <darin> try OpenSUSE, sorry
[19:39] <stygian> some reason ubuntu isn't reconizing my laptop graphics card/monitor
[19:39] <theadmin> mang0: Can you pm me? I'll try to find the right distro for you (it's considered offtopic here)
[19:39] <urlin2u> throstur, you have the usb still mounted, and can't install to it?
[19:40] <mang0> darin: Arch = the worst choice for no internet!
[19:40] <stygian> when I look in monitors it says unknown any ideas on how I can fix this
[19:40] <vacho> node_delete($record->nid); is soo slow, is there a faster way to delete nodes?
[19:40] <mang0> theadmin: Sure.
[19:40] <stygian> im running ubuntu 10.04
[19:40] <darin> mang0: havent used SUSE since 2005
[19:40] <nutties> ubuntu does reminisce a bit - '95 mmm
[19:40] <throstur> urlin2u: i'm running ubuntu on 8gb usb and trying to format the 4gb usb but I have problems
[19:40] <nutties> thats harsh
[19:41] <mang0> darin: I haven't used SUSE at all!
[19:41] <throstur> urlin2u: I'm able to set it to "unformatted" but it still looks like it hasn't changed, in the file viewer it looks like it's still called ARCH_2011
[19:41] <Aquaguy> Hello
[19:42] <nutties> momiji dream
[19:42] <urlin2u> throstur, you see the green check mark in gparted to run.
[19:42] <greengurl> should I run apt-get install postfix right in my drupal folder or on the root?
[19:42] <nutties> sexy desktop
[19:42] <owenll> greengurl: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix
[19:42] <Aquaguy> It seems I have multiple ftp servers installed in my server, but I don't know which servers so I can't uninstall them. Is there any way to get a list of the ftp servers or something?
[19:42] <darin> greengurl: doesnt matter where you run apt-get from
[19:42] <Aquaguy> Thanks!
[19:42] <stygian> anyone able to help?
[19:42] <slickz> grub keeps getting ubuntu added to it again and again
[19:42] <slickz> what is that all about?
[19:42] <slickz> I have ubuntu selections spammed all down the screen
[19:43] <urlin2u> slickrick, kernels?
[19:43] <greengurl> super .. thanks so much! :)
[19:43] <slickz> urlin2u, : I don't know
[19:43] <LjL> slickz: every time a new kernel is added, a new entry is created, maybe it's that?
[19:43] <urlin2u> slickz, ker4nels?
[19:43] <slickz> I've never added kernels.... I do do updates?
[19:43] <darin> btw, how can i skip that GRUB loader?
[19:43] <slickz> do the updates add kernels?
[19:43] <LjL> slickz: yes
[19:43] <LjL> slickz: you can remove the old ones though
[19:43] <urlin2u> slickz, yes
[19:43] <slickz> so how do I get rid of the mess?
[19:43] <throstur> urlin2u: that green check mark is exactly what I've been using
[19:44] <urlin2u> darin, you have more then 1 OSD?
[19:44] <urlin2u> OS
[19:44] <LjL> slickz: try seeing how many you have installed, by doing "dpkg -l | grep linux-image"
[19:44] <Aquaguy> anyone¿?
[19:44] <urlin2u> throstur, post the screenshot of gparted.
[19:44] <throstur> how?? I don't have internet on ubuntu urlin2u
[19:44] <systemclient> greengurl: apt does not care of your directory, the install paths are in the package
[19:44] <darin> urlin2u: yes. wubi bootloader THEN grub bootloader
[19:44] <slickz> LjL: 5
[19:44] <slickz> sorry, 6
[19:45] <urlin2u> darin, you can't avoid that grub, safely at least.
[19:45] <LjL> slickz: then you can use apt-get to remove the one prior to the latest version. if you pastebin the whole output i can tell you which ones to remove
[19:45] <darin> urlin2u: thx
[19:45] <slickz> urlin2u: they appear to be in ascending order
[19:45] <greengurl> systemclient: thanks ... I will give it a whirl :)
[19:45] <throstur> urlin2u: in Appling pending orperations, it says 0 of 1 operations completed, the one that failed is create new ext4 file system and mxfs.ext4 says that sdc1 is in use by the system... how do I "unuse" it??
[19:46] <darin> unmount the 4gb usb drive
[19:46] <darin> can't image it if it's mounted
[19:46] <chaospsychex> hi
[19:46] <urlin2u> throstur, the problem here is trying to extrapolate what us actually going on, since your a little new at this it is hard to tell what is actually happening.
[19:46] <throstur> darin: it says UNABLE TO UNMOUNT ARCH_201108
[19:46] <chaospsychex> throstur: what are you trying to do?
[19:47] <urlin2u> throstur, you sure your trying to change the corrct usb?
[19:47] <darin> any way to remove windows from a wubi dual boot while keeping Ubuntu?
[19:48] <darin> i.e. turn dual boot into single boot
[19:48] <urlin2u> darin, no but you can move the wubi to a partition, then remove windows.
[19:48] <slickz> urlin2u, even though I'm removing them, they show up on the dpkg list, wtf?
[19:48] <throstur> chaospsychex: I have 2 usb drives, on USB drive 1 which is 8 gbs I'm running ubuntu livecd, on usb 2 which is 4gb I had previously installed ARCHlinux from it and now, trying to format the 4GB so that I can run livecd off the 4GB and install ubuntu TO the 8GB so that when I install drivers to ubuntu they will stick. I've run out of partitions on C so I can not use my hard drive for ubuntu.
[19:49] <darin> urlin2u: because wubi is actually inside the NTFS filesystem?
[19:49] <urlin2u> darin, yes it is a file
[19:49] <urlin2u> slickz, how are you removing them?
[19:49] <darin> URL for instructions?
[19:49] <slickz> urlin2u,  sudo apt-get remove linux-blah
[19:50] <slickz> actually, it's changing from ii to rc on the left
[19:50] <slickz> what does that mean?
[19:50] <urlin2u> darin, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1519354
[19:50] <stygian> I have an intel video card on my laptop and ubuntu 10.04 doesn't seem to install the drivers for it any idea how I find the drivers and get them install?
[19:50] <throstur> I was able to unmount when I stopped gparted first, I think it's done...
[19:50] <LjL> slickz: that you've uninstalled it
[19:50] <slickz> ok
[19:51] <slickz> thanks guys, I'm good now ;)
[19:51] <LjL> slickz: but make sure there is at least one left!
[19:51] <urlin2u> slickz, there are 3 packages with every kernel, as well you have to run a update-grub to get them out of the grub menu after removal.
[19:51] <darin> thx
[19:51] <slickz> LjL, : there are two
[19:52] <slickz> thanks guys, I'll go see how it went ;)
[19:52] <Iluvalar1> hello, If i had a g++ package that was not installed correctly... coud it explain some of my crah in program i'm experiencing lately ?
[19:57] <Iluvalar> Sorry, i crashed while asking a question about my frequent crashing XD. It was
[19:58] <Iluvalar> could a bad g++ package install could explain them ?
[19:59] <jack71> hello
[20:00] <jack71> I want to install Safari on Ubuntu  11.10. t   hanks a lot tutorial
[20:00] <systemclient> jack71: are you sure that is possible? I think that would be mac only …
[20:00] <systemclient> jack71: what is wrong with Konqueror, Rekonq or Chromium-Browser?
[20:01] <aeon-ltd> jack71: not possible i don't think, but like systemclient said why not chrome or just regular webkit
[20:01] <ThinkT510> jack71: they did a windows version, maybe that would work in wine (don't know why you want safari over the other browsers though)
[20:01] <aeon-ltd> ?
[20:02] <throstur> when I install ubuntu *to* a USB, what should I select as mount point?
[20:02] <kop> openssh-server & client installed , /etc/ssh/sshd_config configured and still refuses connection with permission denied ...
[20:04] <pasang> I have new user, have broadcom 4312 wireless card, how to install firmware?
[20:04] <shakhmatist> .net
[20:04] <jack71> with firefox and chromium occasionally entering addresses on the bar, the page it opened late
[20:04] <jack71> with firefox and chromium occasionally entering addresses on the bar, the page it opened late
[20:05] <aeon-ltd> late how?
[20:05] <auronandace> jack71: and you think safari will open quicker?
[20:05] <throstur> should I have any swap space when I install on a 8GB USB? I have 8GB ram so it seems redundant...
[20:05] <auronandace> jack71: tried opera?
[20:05] <aeon-ltd> throstur: do you intend to use gimp or hibernate?
[20:05] <owenll> jack71: install it in wine http://www.jonathanmoeller.com/screed/?p=3343
[20:06] <auronandace> throstur: if you want hibernation and suspend to work you will need swap space
[20:06] <throstur> I will probably not do any of that
[20:06] <jack71> auronandace,  yes
[20:06] <aeon-ltd> throstur: then no it isn't necessary but i'd keep 512mb in case
[20:06] <throstur> I use windows for most graphical usage
[20:06] <throstur> ok aeon-ltd
[20:06] <Aquaguy> When I log in using ftp is possible to be directed to /www/htdocs instead of to /home/username ?
[20:07] <jack71> using the shell browers safari windows windows openings fast
[20:07] <jack71> using the shell browers safari windows windows openings fast
[20:08] <aeon-ltd> jack71: shell browsers?
[20:08] <jack71> SAFARI
[20:09] <aeon-ltd> jack71: in windows OS? then likely it's a different problem and not browser related
[20:09] <aeon-ltd> jack71: how much slower is it?
[20:10] <kop> okay , that suxord
[20:10] <kop> openssh-server & client installed , /etc/ssh/sshd_config configured and still refuses connection with permission denied ...
[20:11] <AceKing> Has anyone had any luck getting a USB verizon 4g aircard to work with Ubuntu?
[20:11] <jack71> aeon-ltd,   to open the pages about 10 seconds
[20:12] <aeon-ltd> jack71: is anything else slow or just browsing?
[20:12] <oCean> kop: a little bit more details? Are you connecting to server using password or keys?
[20:12] <kop> local network with keys
[20:12] <jack71> firefox,   chromium--opera    is anything else slow
[20:13] <oCean> kop: so on the remote machine, ssh-server is installed and running?
[20:13] <kop> oCean,  correct
[20:13] <saleem> hi , is there a #lubuntu channel?
[20:13] <kop> yes
[20:13] <jack71> aeon-ltd,  firefox,   chromium--opera    is anything else slow   ((  using the shell browers safari windows windows openings fast ))
[20:13] <auronandace> saleem: yes
[20:13] <saleem> thanks
[20:14] <ahmad> #ubuntu-ir
[20:14] <oCean> kop: and you generated rsa or dsa keys using ssh-keygen? And copied them to the server? You can use ssh-copy-id for that
[20:14] <ahmad> ubuntu-ir
[20:14] <aeon-ltd> jack71: anythin else besides browsing?
[20:14] <oCean> ahmad: type  /join #ubuntu-ir
[20:15] <kop> oCean,  done I can reach other ip's "from" the target box but any attempt to ssh into the box returns permission denied
[20:16] <oCean> kop: that is why I asked if you copied the keys to your remote machine. That's an important part, also it's important that ssh-server (on remote machine) is not only installed, but also running
[20:16] <jack71> aeon-ltd,    no
[20:16] <aeon-ltd> jack71: okay i'm gonna be honest i don't know where to start, but if you really want safari, get the .exe and install wine then google for a tutorial or ask in #wine
[20:17] <oCean> kop: you can get more verbose (debuggin) output with ssh when running   ssh -vv user@remote
[20:17] <kop> oCean,  ps ax | grep ssh* returns expected
[20:18] <oCean> kop: it might be something with the permissions/ownership on the keys on the remote server. If you transferred the keys using the ssh-copy-id command, that should be ok
[20:19] <kop> oCean,  debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[20:19] <kop> debug1: Applying options for *
[20:19] <kop> debug2: ssh_connect: needpriv 0
[20:19] <Iluvalar> I'll repeat : Is it possible that a g++ package that lacked some dependencies installed on my computer could have affected the stability of it ?
[20:20] <jack71> aeon-ltd,   I installed Wine, and installed safari and installed adobe flas player 11
[20:21] <aeon-ltd> jack71: how is it? better?
[20:21] <Chotaz> does folding cluther up your internet speed?
[20:21] <kop> Iluvalar, anything is possible , I can affect the stability of my computer simply by opening a terminal ...
[20:21] <aeon-ltd> Chotaz: i assume so when sending and recieving tasks
[20:21] <jack71> aeon-ltd,    Safari browser opens, but does not go the web page at
[20:21]  * kop "master of disaster" 
[20:22] <aeon-ltd> Chotaz: for most of its use i doubt it's anything huge
[20:22] <Iluvalar> kop: i mean, could it have compiled some of my core program and cause crashes ?
[20:23] <aeon-ltd> Chotaz: quick google --> http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardwarecanucks-f-h-team/29485-does-folding-slow-down-internet.html
[20:24] <kop> Iluvalar, the real answer is leaving open ended "hooks" that do not output to stdout ie: return failure 0 or error 1 , can hang processes
[20:25] <kop> Iluvalar, like ordering soup and having the waiter NOT tell you they are out of soup
[20:26] <kop> Iluvalar, taught me to log the output of installation scripts
[20:28] <Iluvalar> kop: actually I was updating from 10.10 to 11.04 ...
[20:28] <auronandace> Iluvalar: i always fresh install, upgrades are too much of a hassle, too much could go wrong
[20:29] <jack71> aeon-ltd, http://www.junauza.com/2010/02/installing-and-running-safari-4-on.html
[20:29] <Iluvalar> auronandace: yeah... you might be right
[20:31] <kop> Iluvalar, backup /home (I keep it on a separate partition ) and any other usr configs (xorg ...) and have at it
[20:32] <h4ckm3> anyone have grub2 configured to boot an iso image? if so could I see your grub.cfg or custom entry?
[20:33] <Iluvalar> kop: aff... I have installe dmy computer myself, but i'm not so much comfortable with that...
[20:33] <kop> then again I've had our precious ubuntu change , move , delete , append , deprecate , obliterate multiple directories on even a clean install
[20:34] <kop> Iluvalar, "importing /home directory after clean install" would be a good place to start
[20:35]  * kop has symlinks all over the laptop because of recent "upgrades" 
[20:35] <Iluvalar> kop: what if i install it on my window 7 partition ?
[20:36] <kop> Iluvalar,  umm why ?
[20:36] <Iluvalar> kop: i'd be sure i dont crush anything important in the process
[20:37] <kop> Iluvalar,  to over simplify I push usrland off to a external usb HD and push it back after install
[20:38] <auronandace> Iluvalar: you want to use wubi?
[20:38] <Iluvalar> i guess everything i need in on /home or in /var/www
[20:38] <kop> Iluvalar, the difference in file systems for one thing ... NTFS is NOT EXT3-4
[20:39] <Iluvalar> ah... your right...
[20:39] <Iluvalar> i'm stupid sorry
[20:39] <kop> Iluvalar, correct with the exception of xorg if needed (/etc/X11/xorg.butcher-this)
[20:39] <shovell> what is the treminal command to toggle a input device on/of
[20:40] <kop> shovell, what device
[20:40] <shovell> kop,  a mouse
[20:41] <shovell> kop, i have a toshiba satilite and the moouse is not recognized correctly
[20:41] <kop> shovell, usb mouse ?
[20:41] <Iluvalar> kop: thank you
[20:41] <Iluvalar> so how should i proceed exactly ?
[20:41] <shovell> kop,  the touchpad mouse
[20:42] <kop> shovell, edit xorg
[20:42] <shovell> kop i am hoping to make the fn key toggle the on board mouse
[20:43] <Iluvalar> I must download installation stuff for 11.10 i guess ?
[20:43] <Iluvalar> usb as well ?
[20:43] <kop> Iluvalar, my procedure would likely not work for you as I'm several distro's behind and have other quirks such as VM's to move
[20:45] <selina2> hi
[20:45] <Iluvalar> kop: so if i get a fresh usb install is that ok ?
[20:46] <Iluvalar> omg.. am i really doing that ^^
[20:46] <kop> Hostname: kop-laptop - OS: Linux 2.6.32-26-386/i686 - Distro: Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS LTS - CPU: Intel Pentium M 1.40GHz (1400.000 MHz) - Processes: 147 - Uptime: 1d 1h 25m - Users: 2 - Load Average: 1.35 - Memory Usage: 541.74MB/1246.36MB (43.47%) - Disk Usage: 129.47GB/144.42GB (89.65%)
[20:47] <kop> Iluvalar, if your machine recognizes  boot from thumb then sure
[20:47] <shovell> kop,  isnt there a command that i can assign to the function key to toggle a input device on and off?
[20:48] <kop> shovell, I'm a welder mechanic fabricator not a geek
[20:48] <shovell> lol sorry
[20:48] <kop> heh
[20:48] <kop> I help where and when I can but  have my limitations
[20:49] <Chotaz> aeon-ltd: thanks, maybe the slowdown comes from the overall CPU usage? i'm at 350% busy in a quad core which means only 50% left, could this cause it?
[20:49] <shovell> well maybe there is a geek here lol
[20:52] <Iluvalar> hmm i need to male some cleanup in my home directory first..
[20:53] <Exxon> hi
[20:53] <Tiptopgolfy> hello!
[20:53] <Tiptopgolfy> Hi guys, I am new to this forum and am using a derivative of Ubuntu, Linux Mint! I know Linux Mint may not be everybody's strong point on here but I have an issue with my camera! I own a Alba D31H camcorder which has a webcam function! sadly the webcam function wont work in Linux Mint (I have even tried cheese!) so was wondering if anyone could help me get it up and running with Linux Mint! Here is the output i get from lsusb:  B
[20:53] <Trackle> Hi, anyone know how to compile atlas?
[20:53] <aeon-ltd> Chotaz: could, but that'd be rendering lag
[20:54] <ikonia> !mint | Tiptopgolfy
[20:54] <Tiptopgolfy> oh sorry!
[20:54] <ikonia> not a problem
[20:55] <shovell> so is there a command to toggle the mouse on or off?
[20:55] <Exxon> any one familiar with toshiba e-studio 35 printer require urgent help..
[20:56] <ikonia> Exxon: just ask your question
[20:56] <echo083> helloooo
[20:57] <echo083> repository for very very old ubuntu release please ?
[20:57] <kop> ikonia, I'm still a troublesome (L)usr and still trying ;-/ . my best for the new year
[20:57] <Exxon> toshiba e-studio drivers are bit complicated i did try but got garbage printout of ascii characters
[20:57] <Flannel> echo083: which one?
[20:57] <ikonia> kop: what ?
[20:57] <ikonia> Exxon: are you following a guide to install/set them up ?
[20:57] <LjL> echo083: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/
[20:57] <echo083> Flannel, prehistorical one ! 8.04 and 9 flavors
[20:58] <kop> ikonia, tnx for your past hlp and happy new year
[20:58] <Flannel> echo083: 8.04 is still supported, so... the regular repositories.
[20:58] <Pseudoephedrine> Is there anyway i can set an IP for a user? So that the user can only use that IP address for connection to IRC?
[20:58] <ikonia> kop: I have no memory/idea what you are talking about, but thank you
[20:58] <echo083> Flannel, ohhhh your are right for that but for the 9 LjL gave me the good link
[20:58] <ikonia> Pseudoephedrine: the ip address used to connect to irc will be set by your ISP/internet gateway
[20:58]  * kop is senile anyway so it works 
[20:59] <Flannel> echo083: If they're all 8.04 flavors, then no, the regular repositories have them too.  For non-LTS or whatnot, then yeah, old-releases.
[20:59] <Exxon> i accept the printer to be old almost outdated the brochure is in fact useless..if some one have come across with this s..t printer..that my company owns and don't want to give up
[20:59] <Pseudoephedrine> ikonia: i have multiple IP's that are set in /etc/network/interfaces
[20:59] <ikonia> Pseudoephedrine: they will be internal networks addresses, not public
[21:00] <Tech-1> http://packages.ubuntu.com/   http://mirror.linux.org.mt/   echo083  try one of those maybe
[21:00] <Pseudoephedrine> ok, but at the moment, every user who uses my server is connecting from the one IP, is there no way i can set the IP on a per user?
[21:00] <ikonia> Exxon: 1.) tone down the language - if you have to remove letters, don't say the word 2.) read the questions you are being asked and respond. "Are you following a guide to install/setup this printer"
[21:00] <ikonia> Pseudoephedrine: IP's are set per device, not per user
[21:01] <shovell> maybe there is a guide that i ahave missed or something
[21:02] <Exxon> i am new to the company ; just joined they only have the printer but i read the manual the drivers are of win nt..2000 days..
[21:02] <MestreLion> Hi there! I need help upgrading the ATI Catalyst drivers in Maverick. I downloaded the 95MB .run file from AMD, generated the 4 .DEBs, and installed them. But... there are no executables in /usr/bin anymore... no amdcccle, no aticonfig, etc... any tips?
[21:02] <ikonia> Exxon: ok - I'm not going to try to help you any more as you won't answer my questions.
[21:02] <Fost666> J'ai un pti souci, je voudrais acceder au chan irc de T411, mais quand je clique sur le lien sur leur pages,  firefox me demande avec quel application l'ouvrir, je cherche donc Xirc dans mon repertoire, mais pas moyen de  trouver, quelqu'un pourrait il m'aider s'il vous plait ?
[21:02] <LjL> !fr | Fost666
[21:03] <ikonia> MestreLion: I don't advise using the drivers from amd.com - they can provide a conflict with the drivers (also from amd.com) provided by the hardware drivers tool
[21:03] <Pseudoephedrine> ikonia: if i change /etc/networks/interfaces eth0: to a different IP will it change the IP the uses connect through, and will i have to reboot the server for it to work, or just restart ifconfig?
[21:03] <mongy> MestreLion, this is a great resource for installing and troubleshooting. http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Maverick_Installation_Guide
[21:03] <ikonia> Pseudoephedrine: that will change the ip address of your machine after you reboot it
[21:04] <MestreLion> ikonia: before the upgrade, i disabled the current proprietary drivers using jockey... rebooted, and then installed the debs from AMD... should i do differently?
[21:04] <ikonia> MestreLion: in my view you shouldn't be using the ones from amd.com
[21:04] <MestreLion> by the way, thank you ikonia and mongy for the fast reply
[21:04] <ikonia> MestreLion: is there a reason you chose to "upgrade" ?
[21:05] <MestreLion> ikonia: is there any other way to upgrade the drivers?
[21:05] <Exxon> ikonia, i am appreciate the effort
[21:05] <MestreLion> ikonia: yes... there is a weird conflict between the kernel, the video driver, and wine.. everytime i open a wine app, it crashes the whole PC... and i need to reboot
[21:06] <ikonia> MestreLion: how do you know that was an issue with the ati component ?
[21:07] <echo083>  Flannel, LjL, I forgot to thank you for the answers !
[21:07] <MestreLion> ikonia: im not sure it is... but it "looks" like a video issue... ok, thats a lame, non-scientific excuse to upgrade for 3D-accel for flash games :P
[21:07] <LjL> you're welcome
[21:07] <ikonia> MestreLion: ok - then I think you've made a mistake if that's your reason for upgrading
[21:08] <kop> openssh-server & client installed , /etc/ssh/sshd_config configured and still refuses connection with permission denied ...
[21:08] <MestreLion> why ikonia ?
[21:08] <perre`> is here a ubuntu server channel or can i ask my server problem question here ?
[21:08] <MestreLion> by the way, is there a "safe" way to upgrading if not using the .run file from AMD ?
[21:08] <ikonia> MestreLion: because ubuntu puts time and effort into making the drivers they package compatible with the kernel ubuntu uses and additional components, you've just gone over that
[21:09] <LjL> perre`: #ubuntu-server
[21:09] <ikonia> kop: you shouldn't need to change sshd_config, what di dyou change
[21:09] <mongy> MestreLion, use that link I gave and you'll be golden.  it has instructions on exactly what to do
[21:09] <MestreLion> like a backport or an official PPA ?
[21:09] <perre`> tnx LjL
[21:09] <kop> could I have butchered permissions on /etc/ssh/sshd_config ?
[21:09] <MestreLion> its already open mongy , thank you :)
[21:09] <Exxon> ikonia, pls tell me ; that i can tell the company to throw the printer in the garbage i in fact can pay them to get them a new one
[21:09] <ikonia> Exxon: as I told you, I'm not interested in helping further as you refuse to answer questions on your problem
[21:10] <ikonia> MestreLion: no, nothing like that
[21:10] <kop> ikonia, oncommented port 22 and protocol 2
[21:10] <ikonia> kop: why did you change it and what did you change
[21:11] <kop> http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/04/enable-secure-shell-ssh-ubuntu-11-04-natty-narwhal
[21:11] <kop> ikonia, ssh not installed or enabled by default
[21:12] <ikonia> 3rd party pointless guides
[21:12] <solars> hey, how do I change the default terminal in ubuntu classic to urxvt? I don't remember it
[21:12] <Exxon> i am almost retarded with this printer i would suggest the company keep the printer or keep me ..i am almost done with the printer..
[21:12] <kop> ikonia, ok then ...
[21:12] <ikonia> Exxon: stop using words like retarded please
[21:13] <dan6796> hello
[21:13] <ikonia> kop: what command are you using to test ssh
[21:13] <djrei> Hi, I was wondering, when you're doing the installation of ubuntu and you want to make an existing partition smaller you click "add", then it asks for "new partition size", does the new partition size refer to the piece you are removing from the existing partition or does it refer to the piece that is left after removing some of its capacity?
[21:14] <kop> ikonia, ssh -vv kop@192.168.4.xx  this being the target machine
[21:14] <djrei> because it isn't quite clear to me and I'd like to avoid doing the opposite of what I want
[21:14] <Ampelbein> kop: Is the server running? Can you pastebin the output of 'netstat -tulpen' ?
[21:14] <ikonia> kop: is sshd running on the remove server ?
[21:16] <shovell> still looking for the command to toggle a input device on/off
[21:18] <Exxon> solars, are you using puppy linux
[21:18] <MrUnagi> how can i view a txt file in the terminal page by page
[21:18] <Myrtti> MrUnagi: with less
[21:18] <solars> Exxon, whats that
[21:18] <ikonia> Exxon: no, he's using ubuntu as he said
[21:18] <MrUnagi> ty
[21:19] <solars> how do I change the default terminal?
[21:19] <harfurt> how do I check if an nbd-device (/dev/nbd#) is actually connected with something or not
[21:19] <kop> Ampelbein, bbiab ~family
[21:19] <kop> ikonia,  bbiab ~family
[21:20] <jrib> solars: shell or terminal?
[21:20] <kop> ikonia,  yes ssh is running
[21:20] <ikonia> kop: not what I asked, I asked if the process "sshd" is running on the remove host
[21:20] <kop> ikonia, yes
[21:21] <ikonia> kop: what is the output of the command "id" on the client
[21:21] <jrib> solars: which do you mean?
[21:22] <solars> jrib, terminal
[21:22] <solars> 'Launch Terminal' in the shortcuts
[21:22] <kop> ikonia, I'd have to type it out and family calls . tnx and I'll get back to this
[21:22] <jrib> solars: just run the terminal you want
[21:22] <ikonia> kop: I'm leaving now then,
[21:22] <kop> kk
[21:23] <solars> I used update alternatives x-terminal-emulator but it doesn't pick it up
[21:23] <Exxon> ! terminal
[21:23] <solars> jrib, its bound to the shortcut
[21:23] <shovell> is there a way to toggle a input device on / off eg onboard mouse(mis-recognized kernel issue)
[21:23] <jrib> solars: maybe you also mean what x-terminal-emulator points to.  In that case, use « sudo update-alternatives --config x-terminal-emulator ».  "shortcut" is too vague; I don't know what shortcut you refer to
[21:23] <solars> x-terminal-emulator in the shell works, but not the shortcut
[21:24] <solars> keyboard shortcut for 'launch terminal'
[21:24] <mongy> shovell,  I use xfce and I use synclient TouchpadOff=1 to turn the touchpad off
[21:25] <shovell> mongy, the touchpad is not recognized correctly would that still work?
[21:25] <mongy> shovell,  pass
[21:25] <jrib> solars: what ubuntu version?
[21:25] <solars> its ubuntu classic
[21:25] <jrib> !version | solars
[21:25] <solars> 11.10
[21:26] <shovell> mongy, huh?? pass
[21:26] <Exxon> solars, Alt + F2
[21:26] <solars> ?
[21:26] <mongy> shovell,  I don't know
[21:26] <shovell> mongy, ahh thanks
[21:27] <overclucker> ctrl+alt+t
[21:28] <jrib> solars: likely some dconf key you must set then
[21:28] <atamisk> is the ubuntu one musi store available as a plugin, mayhaps?
[21:28] <Exxon> overclucker, :) thanks i did not know that
[21:28] <jrib> solars: yes, try org.gnome.desktop.default-applications.terminal in dconf
[21:31] <shetee> hey everyone. when I install ubuntu with the encrypted lvm option, is it necessary to also select the homedir encryption? it seems it encrypts the root anyways so it would be redundant no?
[21:32] <egil> Is there anyone that can help me with audio problems?
[21:32] <rebe> how do I copy path from the folder that I'm in ?
[21:33] <mongy> shetee, no need for home encryption, as the whole drive is encrypted.
[21:33] <Exxon> egil, alsamixer
[21:34] <egil> Exxon: I've checked if its muted in alsamixer but the internal speakers are not listed at all
[21:36] <Exxon> egil, alsamixer can give you option what sound card you have to be initiated | or you can check help topics with ubuntu forms
[21:37] <shrek1> hi
[21:37] <bastidrazor> rebe: you could type 'pwd' and it would give you your full path
[21:38] <rebe> but I wanna path from the folder that I'm in, not path of my current terminal place
[21:39] <jwp121> rebe: isn't your current folder the same as your current terminal place?
[21:39] <ortsvorsteher> echo $OLDPWD rebe
[21:40] <shovell> is there a way to toggle a mouse input device on and off
[21:40] <rebe> jwp: nope, ortsv: ain't working
[21:41] <shrek1> i dual booted my sytem today installing win 7 & ubuntu . i created two parttion i win 7 $ one extended in ubuntu. everything went normal. but after installing ubuntu i see that my win 7 refuses to start. i tried win repair , sys restore, but nothing worked.have any one got solution of this?
[21:41] <ortsvorsteher> the last directory where you have been is stored in $OLDPWD with cd - you can switch between your current dir $PWD and the old pwd $OLDPWD. what did you really search for? rebe
[21:41] <rebe> Ok, I'm blind, current loc can be copied, by clicking on it
[21:41] <leeg> hey guys
[21:41] <leeg> ummm
[21:42] <leeg> im planning on switching environments
[21:42] <Exxon> shovell, mouse, keyboard are part of I/O simply cannot do any thing | yes manually you can dis-connect them..
[21:42] <leeg> any inputs
[21:42] <shrek1> please help guys
[21:42] <leeg> what environments are you using
[21:42] <ortsvorsteher> !details | shrek1
[21:42] <egil> Exxon: I've checked out "select soundcard" if thats what you mean
[21:43] <Exxon> egil, lspci  ( only specify the sound card) paste the output..
[21:44] <shovell> Exxon,  sorry i have a toshiba laptop and the fn key is not programmed to turn off the onboard touchpad(kernel recognizes it as a logitech ps2 mouse)
[21:44] <Aliv3> I have a problem with networking, I'm running Ubuntu version 11.10 When I try to stay connected I get disconnected, I try to reconnect and it doesn't connect again, but I expected it to connect
[21:44] <rcmaehl> How do I select what keyboard I have?
[21:45] <kristoffer> Hey!
[21:45] <Aliv3> I have a problem with dash, I am running Ubuntu version 11.10 When I try to open up dash no application icons show up, when I try to do unity reset, nothing new happens, but I expected it to show application icons
[21:45] <Aliv3> hi kristoffer
[21:45] <kristoffer> what is the best to run games in? wine, play on linux or virtualbox?
[21:45] <throstur> I just installed b43 on ubuntu and now ubuntu says I require firmware that I can't install and I have no access to the internet anymore -- what should I do?
[21:46] <DonJuan692006> I'm trying to burn an ISO to DVD. When I right-click the image file and select the "Write to disc" option...it's showing the DVD as only having 753 Mb of free space. This is a blank DVD+R.
[21:46] <kristoffer> Aliv3,  u need to enter a name or enny thing to make it show if i remember
[21:46] <Guest86175> The best way would be to install them on a Windows partition, and then copy over the installation data, and run it straight from it.
[21:46] <Exxon> ! SynapticsTouchpad
[21:46] <Guest86175> I just recently got Serious Sam 3 running in Wine.
[21:46] <Kamiccolo> Kristoffer, if You don't care much about performance - Virtual Box...
[21:46] <kristoffer> Guest86175, dual boot? or  virtualbox
[21:46] <Guest86175> Install it under a Windows partition, and run the program files in Ubuntu via Wine.
[21:47] <Guest86175> It works the most often.
[21:47] <kristoffer> Kamiccolo, preformance is what i want ;P
[21:47] <egil> Exxon: Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc Juniper HDMI Audio [Radeon HD 5700 Series]
[21:47] <shrek1> ubottu: ubuntu 11.10 just installed it with win 7.now my ubuntu is working fine .but in grub menu when i choose win 7 to open, it shows me a black screen  with some instruction on it saying enter disk to repair. but when i try to repair it using disc ,it says "can't repair it" and i left with no solution except to restart my system .
[21:48] <wolter> is anybody having trouble with the display going to sleep when the settings prohibit it?
[21:50] <Exxon> egil, its solved ..http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1572819.html
[21:50] <kristoffer> what version of wine shud i get beta or the other?
[21:50] <kristoffer> Kamiccolo, send u a pm
[21:50] <wolter> kristoffer, development
[21:51] <kristoffer> Guest86175, send u a pm
[21:51] <kristoffer> wolter, play on linux is it any good?
[21:51] <wolter> but reserve further questions for the #winehq channel or ops are going to chop our heads off
[21:52] <kristoffer> wolter, Gwine1.0-dev?
[21:52] <Exxon> egil ! pm
[21:53] <wolter> kristoffer, you probably have to add a PPA, head up to winehq.org for download information
[21:55] <bastidrazor> wolter: you have to disable it in two places. look here :: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/10/ubuntu-screen-going-blank-dark-on-you-stop-it-in-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelot/
[21:56] <WhiteOwl-m> I have a question (general): How is it possible that a wifi connection between two computers (say transfering files) is so much slower than wifi connection between 1 computer and the internet (say downloading files)??
[21:57] <WhiteOwl-m> I have 688kb/s between Ubuntu and win7 (using samba) and a 5mbit/s connection between win7 and internet..
[21:57] <wolter> bastidrazor, thanks! hope it works :)
[21:57] <astartoth> hi all, anyone knows why halt just freezes the laptop showing the purple plymouth wallpaper? is something like that reported?
[21:57] <DonJuan692006> I'm having issues with my DVD drive if anyone could assist. It's erroring out when trying to burn a disc image. Here is a pastebin of the error log if someone would look: http://pastebin.com/evpxQKRZ
[21:57] <bastidrazor> wolter: i had the same issue and could never figure out why. that page solution worked.
[21:58] <wolter> WhiteOwl-m, I could not address you a correct answer, but I do suggest you try with an ethernet cable
[21:58] <wolter> bastidrazor, glad to hear!
[21:58] <kristoffer> WhiteOwl-m, cuz u send both on same frecuenze?
[21:59] <Exxon> WhiteOwl-m, you should be familiar with file server for the extensive purpose..
[21:59] <WhiteOwl-m> wolter, I'm aware of that solution. However, it's not possible due to layout/shared flat room distribution ;)
[21:59] <BarkingFish> DonJuan692006: That looks like you might need a new burner, I'm afraid.  It looks to be reporting something wrong with the drive and indicating that burning isn't supported by it.
[21:59] <WhiteOwl-m> what do you mean by that exxon? Or I just google what you just said :D
[21:59] <ikonia> Exxon: if you don't start actually helping you will be muted in the channel
[21:59] <DonJuan692006> BarkingFish: That's odd...just used the drive a few days ago in Windows to burn several DVD's. This is the first time I've tried since wiping my Windows install and installing Ubuntu.
[21:59] <ikonia> Exxon: if you don't know the answer or don't have anything that is helpful to say - please don't speak
[22:00] <no1home> WhiteOwl-m: check both wireless adapters are connected at max speed
[22:01] <shyne> y
[22:01] <WhiteOwl-m> iwconfig gives me 54Mb/s which is my current max
[22:01] <WhiteOwl-m> on both
[22:01] <JG84> Hey guys, is there a way to get a package with g++ 4.6? (10.10 ubuntu)
[22:02] <Dominionized> hi!
[22:02] <shrek1> why i every time shutdown my system get the error "[modem-manager]: caught signal 15 ... fail" ?
[22:03] <Exxon> ikonia, i did had a similar problems pc to pc is simpler too slow transfer ; server (power edge) can increase it..i would rather suggest he should be happy with it.
[22:03] <cperrin88> Hey
[22:03] <ikonia> Exxon: again - if you can't help or don't understand the question, please stop offering nonsense comments
[22:04] <Exxon> ikonia, yep! :((
[22:04] <JG84> Hey guys, is there a way to get a package with g++ 4.6? (10.10 ubuntu)
[22:05] <cperrin88> I'm having 2 Problems with the NVidia driver. First: The second Xserver doesn't initialize correctly for my second screen. Second: My Windows are under the top bar so that my tabs in FF are hidden by the top bar
[22:06] <JourneyUndergrou> JG84: do you have build-essentials?
[22:06] <JG84> JourneyUndergrou: No, I don't, would that be a first step?
[22:06] <cperrin88> somebody an idea?
[22:07] <JourneyUndergrou> JG84: i would 'sudo apt-get install build-essentials' without quotes
[22:07] <JG84> JourneyUndergrou: Says no package exists, I'm on 10.10 if that matters.
[22:07] <JourneyUndergrou> JG84: my bad, build-essential not essentials
[22:07] <JG84> ah Okay
[22:08] <egil> Is there anyone who could help me with sound problems? I have a Acer 5943g laptop, but neither internal speakers or jacks out work.
[22:08] <JG84> JourneyUndergrou: Now I do, what would be the next step?
[22:09] <JourneyUndergrou> JG84: test if that fixed the g++ dependency
[22:09] <JG84> ok
[22:09] <JourneyUndergrou> JG84: are you trying to build from source?
[22:09] <JG84> JourneyUndergrou: Oh, no. I need to install g++4.6, I was wondering if there was a sudo apt-get install I could do for it.
[22:11] <Jordan_U> h4ckm3: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/wiki/Loopback.cfg#How_do_you_use_a_loopback.cfg_to_boot_an_iso.3F
[22:11] <JourneyUndergrou> JG84: g++ is provided in that package, although im unsure which version
[22:11] <JG84> JourneyUndergrou: Ah, I see. I need the 4.6 version it didn't fix the issue unfortunately, thanks though :P
[22:11] <JG84> *:)
[22:12] <amh345> i've got a newb problem.  im trying to run a grab (wget) and run a script.   as the script executes it asks me for sudo pw.   i've set the sudo pw with sudo passwd.    but when i run the script it i downloaded it doesnt accept my pw and returns error "ubuntu has no sudo privileges'.  any ideas?
[22:12] <egil> anyway to reset the sound drivers to ubuntu default?
[22:12] <JourneyUndergrou> JG84: i have a link for that, although it does use a lot of terminal work
[22:13] <Flannel> amh345: "sudo passwd" doesn't set the sudo passwd.  Your user password is the password you give when sudo asks.
[22:13] <amh345> how do i set that pw?
[22:13] <amh345> this is a fresh install
[22:13] <amh345> (from amazons cloud)
[22:13] <Flannel> amh345: It's your user password... what you use to log in with.
[22:13] <egil> JG84: link for how to reset sound drivers?
[22:14] <apolyp> hi all :)
[22:14] <amh345> well i login with a key.
[22:14] <amh345> no p/w
[22:14] <Flannel> amh345: Oh.  You'll need to ask amazon.  I don't know how they do it.
[22:14] <amh345> word.  thanks
[22:14] <Flannel> amh345: You can set your password with 'passwd'
[22:14] <Flannel> amh345: But you may be root, I don't know how amazon does things.
[22:15] <amh345> im user ubuntu right now.
[22:15] <amh345> as user ubuntu i cant get the pw. passwd: Authentication token manipulation error   im going to have to ask them.
[22:15] <Flannel> amh345: I'm sure you're not the first person to run into this, but I don't want to recommend setting a user password because that could defeat the purpose of having a token based log in.
[22:16] <Flannel> amh345: yeah, amazon's installs aren't regular Ubuntu installs, they tweak many things, so it's best to ask them.
[22:16] <amh345> i've done this before. but it was ages ago and i cant find my awesome detailed instructions.
[22:16]  * amh345 details everything. loses notes
[22:16] <DonJuan692006> BarkingFish: Turns out that error was generated because of me trying to burn the DVD too fast. I had it set to "Max" burn speed when I got the error. Just tried burning the DVD again and set the burn speed to 8.0x and it's burning fine right now.
[22:17] <apolyp> hi all i've got a problem to see my windoz (already installed) after installing ubuntu 10.04.
[22:17] <apolyp> here my "fdisk -l" and content of /boot/grub/grub.cfg:  http://pastebin.com/YRLGkBtE
[22:17] <apolyp> I don't know why grub don't see my XP on /dev/sda1 ..
[22:17] <Flannel> amh345: ##aws may be a support resource for you.
[22:18] <amh345> i found a little right up. looks like it's nothing to crazy and probably standard ubuntu practice. "sudo useradd -d /home/dan -m dan".   lucky if i screw it up i can just launch a new server. heh
[22:18] <urlin2u> apolyp, have you run sudo update-grub
[22:19] <mongy> amh345, sudo adduser dan is enough
[22:19] <amh345> found it. this was the line sudo passwd dan
[22:19] <amh345> yeah, thanks Mongy
[22:20] <apolyp> urlin2u: yes seveal times, but id don't set any win entry...
[22:21] <urlin2u> apolyp, you remove any partitons from windows?
[22:21] <eric_> ssh-add  -l shows 6 keys that I didn't create, and can't be removed with 'ssh-add -D'. Anyone know what those are?
[22:21] <sudipta> hi....how can i view .djvu file in okular?
[22:22] <eric_> They cause me problems when I try to log in somewhere, and it tries all those keys first, reaching max failures before finding the correct key.
[22:23] <BarkingFish> DonJuan692006: Thanks for that.  I noticed in the paste it indicated the job was dangerous, and also that it issued an "Unsupported command" when you tried to burn, this is what lead me to believe the burner was indicating it couldn't burn.
[22:24] <sudipta> hi....how can i view .djvu file in okular?
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> !info djview
[22:24] <egil> Anyone who could help me? I have som problem with my internal speakers :P
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> nice gratitude huh, some people
[22:25] <jwp121> sudipta: install okular-extra-backends
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> egil: wassup?
[22:26] <philipballew_> When making a shell script do the commands need to have sudo in front of them or can i just make the shell ask for my password once and run it as root without sudo?
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> jwp121: gone
[22:26] <urlin2u> apolyp, it looks like sda1 is rather small a boot partition, I might be wrong here, it is in french.
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> philipballew_: have sudo in the script, then run the script with sudo and it will work
[22:27] <philipballew_> alright ActionParsnip thanks!
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> np :)
[22:27] <murfie> don't sudo in the script, just sudo your script
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> murfie: works fine here
[22:27] <philipballew_> ActionParsnip, if the script will resid in my home folder should it still say bin/bash at the top?
[22:28] <LjL> ActionParsnip: it's not really very good form to put sudo inside a script
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> philipballew_: location doesn't matter dude
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> philipballew_: you till need   #!/bin/bash   as the top line
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> LjL: let me test...
[22:29] <adrian_2e0sdr> how do i uninstall Adobe Reader 9 in Terminal
[22:29] <LjL> ActionParsnip, i'm not saying it won't work. but if you put sudo in a script, then you basically won't know in advance whether it'll ask for a password or not. instead, if anything, put a check in the script for whether you're root, and if you're not, fail.
[22:29] <philipballew_> and i save it as a .sh?
[22:29] <egil> ActionParsnip: I'm having problem getting sound through my internal speakers, actually it is a problem with my jacks to
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> LjL: maks sense, yeah the script still works :)
[22:30] <philipballew_> LjL, what would you do then? just out of curiously?
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> egil: I've zero experience of jacks
[22:30] <LjL> philipballew_: i just said... not put sudo in the script, instead put a check for root, fail if it fails, and then run the script with sudo
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> philipballew_: the file extension means very little in linux, you can have it called myscript.doescoolstuff    and it will still work
[22:31] <philipballew_> okay. so i can try to chmoc it and then run the script with sudo
[22:31] <philipballew_> *chmod
[22:31] <egil> ActionParsnip: Well my problem is proberly my drivers, but I have no clue about ubuntu since I only been using it for about 4-5 days
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> philipballew_: Linux looks at the content of the file, windows refuses to drop the file extension thing so relies on that to tell it what the file is
[22:32] <just> ciao a tt
[22:32] <LjL> !it | just
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> egil: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh; chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh; ./alsa-info.sh
[22:32] <just> hi all
[22:32] <just> #ubuntu-it
[22:33] <apolyp> urlin2u: hmm no it's a big partition , but i see with cfdisk an error with primary part 1: partition is ending in the partial finaly cylinder  \0/
[22:33] <apolyp> urlin2u: i' think i will ghost my ubuntu part and reinstall a blank disk...
[22:33] <apolyp> thanks !
[22:33] <egil> ActionParsnip:  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=fcda99a2d2880991d456be8894fcc30f2fd7a024
[22:34] <shovell> i have ubuntu 10.10 and i need to assign a kb short cut to enable/disable the onboard mouse is there a command to do this?
[22:35] <bencc> how can I empty the root user trash?
[22:36] <egil> ActionParsnip: I've tried some guides, but I fucked it up even more :P Because earlier my headphones worked
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> egil: try:  echo "options snd-hda-intel model=acer-aspire" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> shovell: make a script to unload or load the driver module depending on if its already loaded, then have the script run when you press a shortcut using CCSM
[22:38] <shovell> ActionParsnip, WOW  um huh
[22:38] <adrian_2e0sdr> How do i uninstall Adobe Reader in terminal, it was originally installed from a .bin file
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> adrian_2e0sdr: mark the file executable, then run it
[22:40] <egil> ActionParsnip: echo "options snd-hda-intel model=acer-aspire"     options snd-hda-intel model=acer-aspire
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> adrian_2e0sdr: run it with sudo too :)
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> egil: yes, now reboot to test
[22:40] <adrian_2e0sdr> I have but it is not working in Firefox, says the path is invalid?
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> adrian_2e0sdr: its nothing to do with firefox
[22:41] <egil> ActionParsnip: How ? :P
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> egil: are you asking how to reboot?
[22:41] <adrian_2e0sdr> It works fine everywhere else, except when documents are loaded in Firefox
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> adrian_2e0sdr: what is "it"?
[22:42] <egil> ActionParsnip: sry :P thought you wrote reboot the test
[22:42] <egil> brb :P
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> adrian_2e0sdr: so you want to uninstall the acrobat reader?
[22:42] <adrian_2e0sdr> WShat is what
[22:43] <adrian_2e0sdr> Yes that is correct
[22:43] <ActionParsnip> adrian_2e0sdr: i thought you said you wanted it installing. My bad, usually the file installs to /opt, there may be a folder in the with an uninstall script
[22:44] <kristoffer> witch wine shud i install 1.2 or 1.3? they are so slow on winehq
[22:44] <JourneyUndergrou> kristoffer: I always go with 1.3 thats the one in ubuntu repos
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> kristoffer: I'd check the appdb for the app you want to run
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> !info wine1.2
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> both are in the repos
[22:45] <adrian_2e0sdr> Thanks ActionPartnership, that worked fine my friend
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> adrian_2e0sdr: np man
[22:47] <wolter> thanks bastidrazor it worked!
[22:48] <bastidrazor> wolter: you're welcome.
[22:48] <kristoffer> To get the most recent Wine 1.3 beta, To install the older, stable Wine 1.2 version ^^
[22:48] <JourneyUndergrou> wine1.3 is beta?
[22:49] <kingisher64> anybody know how to uninstall lamp-server on ubuntu 11.10. It was installed via sudo apt-get install lamp-server
[22:49] <kristoffer> yes
[22:49] <jwp121> !info wine1.3
[22:49] <JourneyUndergrou> it's been pretty solid with me
[22:50] <kristoffer> kk what network card?
[22:50] <kristoffer> graphick card
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> kristoffer: the wine ppa has a slightly later build
[22:50] <kristoffer> :P
[22:50] <kristoffer> ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> kingisher64: sudo apt-get remove lamp-server
[22:50] <Flannel> kingisher64: You installed lamp-server with apt-get? or with tasksel?
[22:50] <kristoffer> iam on theyre web site
[22:51] <kingisher64> Flannel - with apt-get
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> kristoffer: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install wine1.3
[22:51] <kingisher64> Flannel - i ask because i read taskel uninstall doesn't execute cleanly
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> kristoffer: you will need TAB and ENTER to accept the license when you get the dialogue
[22:52] <kristoffer> kk
[22:52] <kristoffer> ty
[22:53] <Flannel> kingisher64: Right.  You installed it with apt-get lamp-server^? or without the caret? (I didn't think it was possible without the caret)
[22:53] <kingisher64> yep it was installed by sudo apt-get lamp-server^ Flannel
[22:54] <Flannel> kingisher64: Alright, I feel better now :) This page includes a bunch of packages for you to remove: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP#Starting_over:_How_to_remove_the_LAMP_stack
[22:54] <Flannel> kingisher64: Except, I don't like that it tells you to manually delete /etc/apache2, that's wrong (don't do it)
[22:55] <Flannel> kingisher64: I would purge them insead of remove them though.
[22:55] <kingisher64> Flannel - i only want to uninstall it because i can't get virtual hosts working. I don't suppose you know how to get that working?
[22:55] <Flannel> kingisher64: Er... it's just apache, virtual hosts aren't difficult to get working.  What are you trying to do, and what isn't working?
[22:56] <kingisher64> Flannel - i thought that. It really shouldn't be, however I keep getting a forbidden 403 notice on the relevant host. I was following this tut: http://survivethedeepend.com/zendframeworkbook/en/1.0/creating.a.local.domain.using.apache.virtual.hosts#zfbook.creating.a.local.domain.using.apache.virtual.hosts.configuring.local.hosts.file
[22:56] <Jokn> I just reinstalled 11.10 on my desktop and when I login, the screen flashes then it kicks me back to the login screen.  I setup the drive as encrypted LVM and encrypted my home drive.  Whenever I login via a virtual console(ctrl+alt+f1), I am able to login to my account with no issues.  It mounts the encrypted file system and I can read/write. Syslog shows a kernel message "Valid eCryptfs headers not found in file header reagion or xattr region" whenever I t
[22:57] <Flannel> kingisher64: Look in the apache error log for additional insight into why its 403ing
[22:59] <mongy> Jokn, I don't know what would happen if you encrypted your whole drive and also chose to encrypt your home, as your whole drive being encrypted is enough that you should not choose to encrypt your home
[23:00] <Jokn> Yea, I thought that after I selected the option, but it seems to work okay as long as it's not loading up lightdm
[23:01] <Jokn> well, the desktop anyways, the login works fine
[23:02] <Kurdistan> hi is it possible to run make menuconfig twice. first time I decided not to save the changes. then I run make menuconfig again and saved it now. that will not effect anything? I know adding same patch twice is not good. but what about running make menuconfig twice?
[23:02] <Jokn> lightdm shows pam_sm_authenticate /home/[user] is already mounted then the kernel throws the ecrypt errors
[23:03] <ActionParsnip> Kurdistan: afaik, it edits the same config so you'll be ok
[23:04] <kristoffer> i got an inter i7 cpu, is it best to run 64bit OS's in my virtual box or just plain 32bit?
[23:04] <yao_ziyuan> does anyone know of a "command center" program that lets me run commands using natural language (e.g. "format" instead of OS-specific commands)?
[23:04] <ChozoSR388> You mean like AppleScript lets you do?
[23:04] <kingisher64> Flannel - i suspect it's something to do with permissions for /var/www. I can't find the error log file. Where is it in ubuntu? I'm so used to setting this up in windows
[23:05] <yao_ziyuan> it better also have grub-like "TAB-driven prompt", i.e. if you press TAB, it gives you a list of available commands, and then you choose a command and press TAB again, and it will prompt you what to do next.
[23:05] <yao_ziyuan> ChozoSR388: i don't know about applescript but i'll learn about it
[23:05] <pooky> Grub has a tab driven prompt?
[23:06] <Flannel> kingisher64: No worries.  It's in /var/log/apache2/  error.log, obviously enough.
[23:06] <ChozoSR388> Well, as long as you have a mac, you're good.  But, I was using it as an example.  AS lets you do like, "set the int of someVar to 32"
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> kristoffer: your CPU will probably support 64bit guests, You will need to set the feature as enabled in BIOS. Do you need 64bit in the guest??
[23:08] <yao_ziyuan> here's the idea: each OS has a centralized place to configure settings. in windows it's called Control Panel; in gnome it's called Control Center, etc. but there's no "Command Center" that offers commands like "format" in a centralized place.
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> yao_ziyuan: you could make aliases if you want
[23:08] <ozzloy> i'm having trouble installing netbeans.  for some reason i get "c   netbeans                        - Extensible Java IDE" from `aptitude show netbeans`
[23:08] <ChozoSR388> Oh, I see what you mean, now.  Sorry...
[23:09] <kingisher64> Flannel - do you find if i open the another window to send you the error? I don't want to fill the main window
[23:10] <kristoffer> ActionParsnip, no i dont think so? but i can set more CPU's in vbox, i got i7 1.6ghz
[23:10] <ozzloy> http://pastie.org/3191893 how do i install netbeans when i'm in this state?
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> kristoffer: how do you mean "more CPUs"?
[23:10] <kristoffer> so if i set 2 CPU's in a 32bit will it turn out to be 3ghz? ;P
[23:10] <Flannel> kingisher64: http://paste.ubuntu.com/  paste it in there, then hit submit and give the resulting URL to the channel
[23:10] <Funcan> Hi. I've got a backup of an old /home partition that is encrypted using the installer's 'encrypt my home directory' option. I know the password, any simple instructions instructions for mounting it please?
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> kristoffer: you just set the ram and the system manages the CPU speed given for you..
[23:11] <kristoffer> u can chose how manny of the cpu u wil dedicate to the virtual bo
[23:11] <kristoffer> x
[23:11] <holaar> hi folks! can i run lion in virtualbox for ubuntu?
[23:11] <Funcan> Or even useful google search terms would do
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> holaar: the virtualbox site says what works. I'd also check the license for Lion so you don't violate any licensing by virtualizing
[23:12] <holaar> i was wondering if is possible to run lion os x in virtualbox
[23:12] <EvilResistance> !repeat | holaar
[23:12] <holaar> because if i buy it
[23:12] <EvilResistance> holaar:  also, ActionParsnip just answered you: <ActionParsnip> holaar: the virtualbox site says what works. I'd also check the license for Lion so you don't violate any licensing by virtualizing
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> holaar: the license may not permit it
[23:13] <EvilResistance> holaar:  just make sure you touch base with Apple / whoever develops Lion to make sure you dont violate licenses
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> holaar: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Guest_OSes
[23:13] <holaar> ahh okay, because i see an option in virtualbox for mac os x
[23:14] <holaar> thanks heaps for your help, mch appreciated =)
[23:14] <EvilResistance> holaar:  you still need to check the license agreement for the OS to make sure you can be allowed to virtualize Lion
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> holaar: the guys in #vbox may help too
[23:15] <Casey> hello
[23:15] <kingisher64> Flannel - sorry, i don't know how to use pastebin: [Sun Jan 15 23:03:18 2012] [crit] [client 127.0.0.1] (13)Permission denied: /var/www/kingfisher/.htaccess pcfg_openfile: unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable
[23:15] <ozzloy> how do i determine what's conflicting with a package?
[23:15] <Casey> how do i run check disk on root
[23:15] <kristoffer> is lion the newest osx or is it snow lepard or somthing?
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> !fsck
[23:15] <holaar> join #vbox
[23:15] <holaar> ups sorry
[23:16] <Flannel> kingisher64: It's pretty easy, but one line's no big deal.  So, apache runs as the www-data user, you need to make sure everything is readable by www-data (/var/www/kingfisher/ and /var/www/kingfisher/.htaccess)
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> ozzloy: what is making you see a conflict?
[23:16] <y2E0> i wrote a small script http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/405177/
[23:16] <Casey> ty thats what i wanted to knowe
[23:16] <ozzloy> ActionParsnip, http://pastie.org/3191893
[23:16] <y2E0> at kinda works but also prints: line 3: [1: command not found. so what I'm doing wrong?
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> ozzloy: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[23:17] <ozzloy> ActionParsnip, this is on ubuntu 11.10, oneiric
[23:18] <ozzloy> i could swear i had netbeans installed on this before
[23:18] <ozzloy> and now i can't run it
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> ozzloy: does:   sudo apt-get -f install      help?
[23:18] <ozzloy> oh... maybe it's because i had installed netbeans then upgraded ubuntu.  does that sound plausible?
[23:18] <ozzloy> ActionParsnip, maybe, i'll try
[23:18] <kingisher64> Flannel - it's driving me crazy, i've been at this for hours - it's normally a 1 min job in win.  Would applying permissions of 777 to www do the trick?
[23:19] <ozzloy> ActionParsnip, ah, that tells me i need to apt-get autoremove
[23:19] <ozzloy> doing so now
[23:19] <Flannel> kingisher64: `chmod -R a+rX /var/www` is safer.
[23:20] <ozzloy> ActionParsnip, so ... assuming i can install netbeans when autoremove is done, can you elaborate on what just happened?
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> ozzloy: -f  is for (f)ix   it squares off the packages so everything is ok
[23:22] <ozzloy> http://pastie.org/3191946 nope, no dice
[23:22] <ozzloy> brb, food's done
[23:22] <spal> Does ubuntu have a /usr/lib/firefox directory or is it always /usr/lib/firefox-<version> ?
[23:23] <kingisher64> Flannel - do i need to login as root to apply that command? (sudo chmod -R a+rX /var/www) - as executing is returns "sudo: unable to resolve host kingfisher"
[23:24] <Flannel> kingisher64: You do need to use sudo.  If your sudo is saying that, it looks like you've broken your hostname stuff.  You should fix that.
[23:24] <Flannel> kingisher64: root would also work, if you've enabled your root account.
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> spal: try:   ls /usr/bin/ | grep -i firef
[23:28] <ozzloy> back
[23:29] <ozzloy> ActionParsnip, that didn't work, still says conflict.  i have another machine on oneiric that has netbeans installed just fine
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> ozzloy: you packages aren't solid, there is a dep break some place
[23:30] <ozzloy> thanks for the -f thing, that seemed to do a lot
[23:30] <ozzloy> removed some java stuff
[23:30] <ozzloy> here's what it did http://pastie.org/3191982
[23:31] <ozzloy> would logging out and back in be worth a shot?
[23:32] <ozzloy> meh, i'm trying it even though it seems really unlikely that that will help
[23:33] <ozzloy> http://pastie.org/3191991 still no love
[23:34] <Flannel> ozzloy: What's the problem?
[23:36] <ozzloy> Flannel, http://pastie.org/3191991 check the end, i just appended my attempt to install netbeans
[23:36] <Flannel> ozzloy: 11.10 doesn't have netbeans.  There's no problem with your packages that I can see.  It looks like you had netbeans installed in 11.04 before you upgraded.
[23:36] <ozzloy> Flannel, the 11.10 machine i'm typing on right now has netbeans
[23:37] <Pauldb461> l
[23:37] <ozzloy> http://pastie.org/3192009
[23:37] <ozzloy> i gtg, be back in a couple hours
[23:38] <ozzloy> thanks for the help so far!
[23:38] <Flannel> ozzloy: What's the output on (the current machine, with netbeans) of: apt-cache policy netbeans
[23:38] <ozzloy> Flannel, check http://pastie.org/3192009 i just appended it
[23:38] <ozzloy> but i'm away now
[23:38] <ozzloy> thanks!
[23:39] <Flannel> ozzloy: Right.  That shows that there's no netbeans available from a repository.  You have it installed because you installed it in 11.04 (or from a manual deb)
[23:39] <y2E0> can someone test this script and tell me why it throws an error? http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/405177/
[23:40] <Flannel> y2E0: Try #bash
[23:40] <acerimmer> Trying to clean up ubuntu studio.  Is there a log that displays what packages I've installed since initial install?  Trying to get back to factory-fresh...
[23:40] <trism> y2E0: you probably just need a: fi at the end
[23:40] <jrib> y2E0: put spaces around your condition, like so: [ $# -lt 1 ]
[23:42] <y2E0> sick!
[23:42] <y2E0> it's been the spaces
[23:42] <y2E0> i thought javascript debugging is hard but it seems with bash I'm entering a new dimension. :)
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> y2E0: try: http://paste.ubuntu.com/805718/
[23:44] <kingisher64> Flannel - thank you very much for the help. I've got it working now. I've been using ubuntu about a week so need to get educated on the permissions system and terminal commands. Thanks again. :)
[23:45] <Flannel> kingisher64: No worries, glad you got it sorted.
[23:46] <y2E0> ActionParsnip: no that would load a file with argument's name. but the spaces for the if-condition fixed the error.
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> y2E0: sweet, you reached the goad is all we want :)
[23:46] <y2E0> \^^/ champain anyone?
[23:48] <engla> I'll have a glass. don't know why but you're nice
[23:53] <Casey> hello
[23:54] <Casey> to run fsck on root can i have it boot into a command window or should i use a live cd?
[23:54] <eri_> how can i do to make starup ubuntu make ad-hoc or emulate a router after you login something like daemon ????
[23:54] <linky_> is there a way to create a desktop link to an smb network drive in 11.10?
[23:55] <magicJ> Casey:  I like to create the file /forcefsck and next time it boots it does it
[23:56] <linky_> it says symbolic links aren't supported
[23:56] <Casey> i just ran it and there still a few errors should i run it again
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> linky_: link to the folder in ~/.gvfs
[23:57] <linky_> ActionParsnip: how?
[23:58] <kristoffer> how do i get up CPU speed, usage, ram, hdd space - like it is one Crunce bang linux?
[23:59] <Casey> well?