[00:01] <skwird> StepNjump, looks like you had a corrupted install to begin with...
[00:01] <AMS-ITGuy> skwird, given that it works with Win7 -- I agree.  I've gone back to Ubuntu 10.04 and the problem is still there.
[00:01] <AMS-ITGuy> skwird, Just trying to figure out what I've missed :)
[00:02] <StepNjump> I downloaded the app from the Brother site
[00:02] <antnash> AMS-ITGuy: I'm still having the problem that caused me to try reinstalling. I can't access my shares from my damn windows 7 laptop
[00:02] <antnash> I just get password incorrect. Any idea?
[00:02] <bergelmir> i want to uninstall my gui but after installing ubuntu-desktop and unity there is still a gui. what else do i need to uninstall/disable?
[00:02] <StepNjump> Is there a way to desinstall a bad install?
[00:03] <StepNjump> uninstall I mean skwird
[00:03] <AMS-ITGuy> antnash, that doesn't mean a samba issue.... what is the problem when you try to access them?
[00:04] <antnash> windows just says that the password is wrong
[00:05] <aBound> bergelmir, Trying to completely rid the Unity GUI?
[00:05] <bergelmir> aBound: yep
[00:05] <aBound> Just a terminal I presume.
[00:05] <bergelmir> only cli
[00:05] <skwird> StepNjump,  can you paste the output of cat /var/lib/dpkg/status | grep thatpackage'sname
[00:06] <AMS-ITGuy> bergelmir, wouldn't it be easier to change the runlevel of the login app?
[00:06] <waheed> hi, I'm using ubuntu 11.04 on my laptop toshiba satellite L655, the DVD doesn't read DVDs, it oly reads CDs, how to solve this??
[00:07] <AMS-ITGuy> waheed, DVD data discs or movies?
[00:07] <waheed> data
[00:07] <skwird> StepNjump, try: sudo apt-get remove --purge packagenamegoeshere
[00:07] <AMS-ITGuy> waheed, never heard of that before..... you sure it's a DVD drive? lol
[00:07] <StepNjump> skwird: ok thanks I will try that... please also see: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/832056/
[00:07] <bergelmir> AMS-ITGuy: how to change the runlevel?
[00:07] <aBound> bergelmir, I'd say you can use this simple tutorial but figures you'd have to bypass the gnome classic instructions: http://linux-software-news-tutorials.blogspot.com/2011/10/ubuntu-1110-oneiric-remove-unity-and.html
[00:08] <skwird> StepNjump, then do: dpkg -L packagename
[00:08] <aBound> bergelmir, Or try using this site: http://askubuntu.com/questions/6302/how-can-you-remove-unity
[00:08] <SmashingX> iceroot: I installed phpmyadmin but now how can I start using it?
[00:08] <SmashingX> I installed phpmyadmin but now how can I start using it?
[00:08] <waheed> AMS-ITGuy : yes sure
[00:09] <StepNjump> skwird: yep same thing The package brhl2170wlpr needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.
[00:09] <DevilSolution> whats 11.10 like?
[00:09] <StepNjump> sk ok I will try the -L
[00:09] <AMS-ITGuy> bergelmir, I think It's controlled in /etc/init/gdm.conf - you'd have to check the help pages, but I think changing that to a level of 2 disables the login and gives text only
[00:09] <cfhowlett> SmashingX: http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Welcome_to_phpMyAdmin_Wiki
[00:09] <AMS-ITGuy> waheed, sorry no idea here
[00:10] <aBound> DevilSolution, Define like. As in what the behavior of Ubuntu, the gui, the programs etc....
[00:10] <StepNjump> skwird: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/832057/
[00:10] <AMS-ITGuy> DevilSolution, kinda like 11.04 and not quite like 12.04 lol
[00:10] <skwird> StepNjump, take a look at this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1608698 The package is clearly corrupted and needs a good cleaning out before you try and reinstall it. Take a look at #6,
[00:11] <StepNjump> skwird: I can't even get in synaptic
[00:11] <StepNjump> oh ok.. thanks. skwird
[00:11] <SmashingX> cfhowlett: how can I start it?
[00:11] <y2E0> say how can I solve this IRC issue when trying to join #android? Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services
[00:11] <DevilSolution> is it better in your guys opinions? what do i loose what do i gain? in summery :P
[00:13] <cfhowlett> SmashingX: i'm not a php guy - see #phpmyadmin
[00:13] <waheed> AMS-ITGuy : it doesn't read neither CDs, nor DVDs
[00:13] <StepNjump> skwird: wow that seems to be risky!
[00:13] <waheed> hi, I'm using ubuntu 11.04 on my laptop toshiba satellite L655, the DVD doesn't read DVDs, or CDs, how to solve this??
[00:13] <StepNjump> skwird: the printer is working like a charm... It's weird that the package confuses the system like that
[00:14] <cfhowlett> !usb|waheed
[00:14] <skwird> StepNjump, that is strange
[00:14] <StepNjump> Well, thank you very much for all your help skwird
[00:14] <AMS-ITGuy> waheed, can you boot off of a CD?
[00:14] <skwird> I suspect ubuntu has some inbuilt support for the printer not dependent on that commercial driver. StepNjump
[00:14] <aBound> DevilSolution, It works fine on my machine except a few minor issues like Compiz being unstable and sometimes my GUI gets stuck in a loop. But the newer packages are nice and adds a new kernel.
[00:15] <skwird> You are welcome StepNjump, sorry we couldn't figure it out exactly... Good Luck!
[00:15] <skwird> I am out.
[00:15] <skwird> Good luck to you as well AMS-ITGuy
[00:15] <skwird> cheers
[00:18] <aBound> Room died. :P
[00:18] <AMS-ITGuy> aBound, sorry, busy lol :)
[00:18] <ztag100> HI
[00:18] <aBound> ha
[00:19] <aBound> ztag100, hi
[00:19] <ztag100> aBound: WHATSUP!
[00:19] <AMS-ITGuy> I love VNC for spying on users :D
[00:19] <aBound> Ubuntu is up in the sky. :P
[00:22] <bergelmir> aBound, AMS-ITGuy: /etc/default/grub --> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="text" :-)
[00:24] <AMS-ITGuy> bergelmir, awesome, learnt something new! :)
[00:24] <aBound> :P
[00:24] <szymon_g> hi
[00:24] <zeref-Lap> hi guys, i was having trouble booting up my ubuntu, kept getting mount: mounting /dev on /root/dev failed:, i booted using live cd, but i still cant mount the / partition, its on /dev/sda1??
[00:25] <szymon_g> if i'll follow those steps http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/how-to-install-unity-5-0-in-ubuntu-11-10/ will i get the newest (atm 5.2) unity on my 11.10?
[00:25] <AMS-ITGuy> szymon_g, unity 5.2 can't be installed on 11.10 only on 12.04a2
[00:26] <szymon_g> even after adding unity-team:stagging PPA? shame :/
[00:26] <Oer> szymon_g, https://launchpad.net/~unity-team/+archive/staging says no
[00:26] <zeref-Lap> i tried running fsck /dev/sda1, but i get device or resource busy
[00:27] <szymon_g> ah, ok, thanx AMS-ITGuy and Oer :)
[00:28] <DevilSolution> quick question, im installing 11.10 however if something goes wrong how do i reverse the changes? given that its deleting and unpacking packages now so its probably too late to backup the system
[00:28] <lion42> DevilSolution, are you installing it onto the whole drive?
[00:29] <stercor> I have a non-bootable 11.10 system.  Shortly into the boot process the monitor displays "Sync.  Out of Range" and the boot process stops.  Ctrl-Alt-Del reboots the system, so it's not far into the boot sequence.  Also, the computer powers down immediately when I press the power button (no 5-second wait).
[00:29] <DevilSolution> lion42, yup
[00:29] <DevilSolution> ubuntu has the whole drive
[00:30] <AMS-ITGuy> stercor, try pressing alt-ctrl-f1 when the sync message appears to get a text shell menu..... sounds like an improperly configured video driver to me
[00:31] <symaxian> On 11.10 with win7 in virtualbox, how do I get networking set up for win7?
[00:31] <stercor> AMS-ITGuy: That's what I suspect also.  But it doesn't have any of the Ctrl-Alt-Fn shells up yet.
[00:31] <tomvolek> HI guys a simple question, If I want to make sure tar cvf wil pickup all the hidden files aslo,  what should my tar command be ?  tar cvf mybackup.tar ./foo/*   ?
[00:32] <cfhowlett> stercor: your monitor settings are too high
[00:32] <lion42> DevilSolution, then you've passed the point of no return. Your files are gone, short of attempting to recover them using special software meant to extract lost data. And even then, you'll be lucky to get it back.
[00:32] <stercor> I can't get to a root prompt.
[00:33] <DevilSolution> so theres no system restore type thing?
[00:33] <cfhowlett> stercor: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUXV0um_z3E
[00:33] <lion42> DevilSolution, to get back what was on the drive before you installed ubuntu? No, absolutely not.
[00:34] <AMS-ITGuy> stercor, still sounds like a video drivers.... frequency is too high.... has it ever worked?
[00:34] <DevilSolution> no to restore core factors of the system or raw components?
[00:34] <lion42> DevilSolution, how do you mean? Like what?
[00:35] <AMS-ITGuy> DevilSolution, no system restore.... what went wrong?
[00:37] <DevilSolution> nothing yet, just curious, im just getting the system and programs how i want them, didnt really wanan take the risk but its too alte now
[00:37] <stercor> AMS-ITGuy: I hobbled up by putting in a CD/DVD into the drive. The out of sync message went away in 30 seconds to a minute and a half.  It doesn't do that now.
[00:38] <DevilSolution> lion42, i guess im asking if ubuntu maps its core components in a backup, not all my files but the kernel or such
[00:38] <stercor> Oh...the patch was prior to moving the computer. :)
[00:38] <stercor> If I could get to the video configuration files, I could propbably set the monitor parameters to work...
[00:39] <AMS-ITGuy> DevilSolution, get another HDD and use the DD command to back up an image
[00:40] <DevilSolution> alright cheers
[00:40] <stercor> The BIG problem is that I don't know how to get past the disk partitioning section without formatting the partition.  The screen says that it doesn't reformat if there's a 'K' in the ptn table.  I just don't know how to set it.
[00:41] <stercor> I've tried a bunch of stuff already.
[00:41] <skrillex> ello, i have a any problem with update install for the hedgewars games, Ubuntu ??? help please
[00:41] <skrillex> i speak french sorry :S
[00:41] <AMS-ITGuy> DevilSolution, sorry, I don't know what you're trying to accomplish, so I don't know what to recommend.
[00:42] <skrillex> me ???
[00:42] <skrillex> the Ubuntu Qc  , link, please ???
[00:42] <AMS-ITGuy> skrillex, no, not you - you may want to try the ubuntu-fr or qc channel, they speak your native languarge
[00:43] <stercor> Hmmm...I'll (gasp!) use the LinuxMint boot disk to see if I can a) get its video drivers, and b) get to a root prompt.
[00:43] <jmpdev> does anyone have a link to a guide for installing postfix with mysql and dovecot on lucid?
[00:43] <skrillex> thanks !
[00:43] <AMS-ITGuy> stercor, so use Mint, if it does the job, excellent
[00:43] <DevilSolution> AMS-ITGuy, im not trying to accomplish anything, im curious as to weather ubuntu has a built in back up incase the upgrade to 11.10 goes bad :P
[00:44] <AMS-ITGuy> DevilSolution, I would get another hdd and do a dd image to it before updates.... the non LTS releases are a bit freaky with updates to be honest
[00:44] <stercor> AMS-ITGuy: It removed a bunch of my files when I upgraded it.  I'm using it as a last resort.
[00:45] <AMS-ITGuy> stercor, an Ubuntu update removed your files?
[00:45] <DevilSolution> AMS-ITGuy, its updating live right now, i was just wondering incase in 10 minutes i disapear and dont come back maybe there would be a command to use :P
[00:46] <AMS-ITGuy> DevilSolution, after starting an update, it's a bit late to do a backup....
[00:46] <stercor> AMS-ITGuy: Not Ubuntu.  LinuxMint. Specifically, my ~/Music and ~/Video directories.  I find this strange ... and suspicious.
[00:46] <stercor> That's the reason I went back to Ubuntu.
[00:47] <DevilSolution> AMS-ITGuy, so no rollback options then? :P
[00:47] <AMS-ITGuy> stercor, you came to an Ubuntu IRC to ask about LinuxMint issues?
[00:47] <AMS-ITGuy> DevilSolution, *USE DD*.  I use it all the time.  Otherwise no rollback issues that I'm aware of.
[00:48] <DevilSolution> okay thanks, ill get myself anotehr HD
[00:48] <lion42> DevilSolution, what we're saying is that you're out of luck. You have to manually backup what you want to preserve -before- doing an action which can cause things to go wrong. In the event of wanting to keep your whole drive and configuration, you need to clone it before making the dangerous modification.
[00:48] <jmonster1234> Can anyone help me get 1 on 1 help?
[00:48] <DevilSolution> well fingers crossed everything goes smoothly, only had 2 errors so far and both IDE related
[00:49] <AMS-ITGuy> does everyone use defective hardware? lol
[00:49] <DevilSolution> jmonster1234, im a shrink, take a seat and talk to me
[00:49] <AMS-ITGuy> what's the issue jmonster?
[00:49] <holstein> jmonster1234: we like to keep things in the channels.. that way everyone can benefit
[00:49] <DevilSolution> AMS-ITGuy, mines over 10 years old, runs fine though, updates just scare me
[00:50] <AMS-ITGuy> DevilSolution, then use DD to make an image, it works great and stop worrying about updates, or use LTS
[00:50] <jmonster1234> ok well i just downloaded ubuntu so bare with me. I cannot get the internet to work on my comp
[00:50] <lion42> AMS-ITGuy, my last lenovo laptop needed a motherboard replacement, wireless card replacement, ram replacement, monitor replacement, and various keyboard/hinge/screw/cover replacements all while in the warranty period.
[00:50] <lion42> They finally gave me another laptop to stop paying to repair my old one, but I trust a lenovo to work properly about as much as... no, I don't trust it.
[00:50] <AMS-ITGuy> lion42, my very awesome Thinkpad T410 doesn't have such issues
[00:51] <DevilSolution> ill make an image after ive upgraded
[00:51] <lion42> The replacement they gave me is a thinkpad t420is
[00:51] <AMS-ITGuy> t420s are awesome, never had an issue with them
[00:51] <AMS-ITGuy> i've got 50 in my org
[00:51] <AMS-ITGuy> well.... 46 lol
[00:52] <lion42> Well, this one has certainly had a better track record than my old one... :P
[00:52] <AMS-ITGuy> what was the old one?
[00:52] <lion42> uhm
[00:52] <lion42> sl410
[00:52] <AMS-ITGuy> LOL
[00:52] <AMS-ITGuy> cute :)
[00:52] <lion42> Yeah, piece of garbage, that was. They spent way more money repairing it for me than they did replacing it.
[00:53] <berdario> Hi, I just noticed that the new Ubuntu Global Jam has been announced
[00:53] <berdario> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/global/1443/detail/
[00:53] <AMS-ITGuy> Lenovo workstations, frankly, are awesome.... esp with Ubuntu
[00:53] <berdario> but both jorge castro and jono bacon seem to have been quite silent about it
[00:53] <lion42> AMS-ITGuy, we've gone offtopic. #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[00:53] <AMS-ITGuy> mmmm bacon
[00:53] <berdario> do you think that something's wrong with that?
[00:53] <AMS-ITGuy> no THATs off topic lol
[00:54] <recon69_lap> anyone know anything about libvideo0 on 10.04 64bit , cant seem t o find the package
[00:54] <berdario> I mean: I also googled for some acknowledgment of the announcement:
[00:54] <berdario> https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=http%3A%2F%2Floco.ubuntu.com%2Fevents%2Fglobal%2F1443%2Fdetail%2F&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&aqi=g10&oq=#q=ubuntu+global+jam++site:lists.ubuntu.com&hl=en&safe=off&prmd=imvns&sa=X&ei=enEwT6PxBobh4QStwYCqBQ&ved=0CA8QpwUoBg&source=lnt&tbs=cdr:1%2Ccd_min%3A12%2F28%2F2011%2Ccd_max%3A&tbm=&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.,cf.osb&fp=9fdc9efd3e42c160&biw=1280&bih=714
[00:54] <rhizmoe> gee, orage, thanks for losing my time format and zone.
[00:54] <rhizmoe> berdario: wtf
[00:54] <berdario> and it doesn't yield any result
[00:54] <berdario> rhizmoe, yeah, sorry about the humongous url
[00:55] <rhizmoe> #new2irc
[00:55] <berdario> not quite, but I still do clumsy mistakes :P
[00:55] <berdario> btw, there's only one month left
[00:55] <lion42> rhizmoe, I've been here since the dawn of time and I still mindlessly do that from time to time.
[00:55] <recon69_lap> berdario: I blame google
[00:55] <rhizmoe> that's not a hashtag, it's a channel
[00:56] <berdario> there are only 4 or 5 teams registered
[00:56] <recon69_lap> anyone know anything about libvideo0 on 10.04 64bit , cant seem t o find the package
[00:56] <AMS-ITGuy> sorry what does libvideo0 do?  doesn't sound like a proper ppa or package
[00:56] <berdario> and these don't have many users... and on the mailing list archives of the teams there's no discussion about that
[00:56] <zeroxnak> how can I request to register a nick that is registered, but has not been used in well over a year
[00:56] <AMS-ITGuy> Zeroedout, on irc?
[00:57] <recon69_lap> it's a dependency for v4l4j
[00:57] <berdario> maybe I'm just freaking out... but to mee seems almost like the ugj (at least the early 2012 one) is dead
[00:57] <AMS-ITGuy> err zeroxnak on irc?
[00:57] <levitsky> FUCK DA POLICE
[00:57] <levitsky> oups
[00:57] <levitsky> wrong chan
[00:57] <FloodBot1> levitsky: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:57] <AMS-ITGuy> O_o
[00:57] <T_H_X> amen
[00:58] <AMS-ITGuy> so, i've been trying since 3pm EST.... anyone have experience with Ubuntu as a client, PPTP VPNs and split tunnelling? lol
[00:58] <berdario> does anyone here care about the global jam... or do you simply think mine it's a case of "much ado about nothing"?
[00:58] <AMS-ITGuy> sorry, but WTF is global jam?
[00:58] <recon69_lap> i like jam on toast
[00:59] <berdario> AMS-ITGuy, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGlobalJam
[00:59] <berdario> I think of it as one of the few occasions in which we can raise awareness about ubuntu, gather with other local nerds and contribute to the project, etc.etc.
[01:00] <AMS-ITGuy> I care about OSS - we can always raise awareness of Ubuntu.... what are you asking, specficially?
[01:01] <berdario> AMS-ITGuy, I was about to mail my local LUG to propose to cooperate on doing such an event
[01:01] <SHOVELL> hey i am having a compile error and i dont understand what i am missing any ideas? here is the output of make
[01:01] <recon69_lap> berdario: news to me, sounds good, but i'm having a cup of tea and a crack at getting this cam working in java, but bed as soon as tea is done
[01:01] <AMS-ITGuy> berdario, so do so
[01:01] <berdario> while researching for further info, to support my cause... I found out that basically... nobody seems to be active for the next global jam :/
[01:02] <nak> anyone own a ratel ultra from system 76?
[01:02] <AMS-ITGuy> berdario, so if they aren't, spread the word yourself.... you don't need a date to introduce others, do you?
[01:02] <AMS-ITGuy> nak, nope
[01:03] <berdario> AMS-ITGuy, actually... I do :P I don't have much self-confidence
[01:03] <berdario> btw, ok
[01:03] <berdario> but it's worrying nonetheless
[01:03] <SHOVELL> or should i ask elsewhere
[01:03] <AMS-ITGuy> berdario, what is worrying?  what does self confidence have to do with introducing others to OSS and Ubuntu?
[01:03] <SHOVELL> http://pastebin.com/DxcYmkAj
[01:04] <recon69_lap> one point berdario, it takes a bloody long time to get knowledge enough to help develop
[01:04] <tiox> FYI to all, the zsnes package for 64-bit Ubuntu still wants to eat ubuntu-desktop and other programs.
[01:04] <berdario> recon69_lap, I don't know if you hang around it somewhat often... but I think there's a problem if you didn't know about it... because it's a symptom there's not enough communication about it
[01:04] <tiox> Someone ought to recompile it for 64-bit.
[01:04] <berdario> s/around it/around here/
[01:04] <recon69_lap> berdario: I think there are lots of people working on ubuntu, they probably all hanging out in ubuntu+1
[01:05] <berdario> AMS-ITGuy, I mean that it's worryng the lack of awareness for it
[01:06] <AMS-ITGuy> berdario, I've been using Linux since the early 90s.... Linux will find it's place.... users will find Linux - what is your concern that there is no awareness?  I don't understand?
[01:06] <recon69_lap> berdario: and i'm helping out now, trying to get my cam wotking in java
[01:06] <berdario> about the knowledge: I know... but the global jam is supposed to be organized by the most knowleadgeable individual in an area... and even if that's not possible... just working on translation or testing should be easy enough
[01:07] <berdario> yesyes, I'm not complaining... I'm just trying to get some feedback :)
[01:07] <AMS-ITGuy> berdario, feedback on what?  so there is no global jam.... no one takes interest..... do you take interest?
[01:07] <CyberDawg> Well I dont know about you but I think I will JAM into the kitchen and grab me a sammich
[01:07] <fellayaboy> is it possible to bridge my ethernet with my wireless and tunnel it through an ssh session?
[01:08] <AMS-ITGuy> fellayaboy, why would you even want to do that? lol
[01:08] <fellayaboy> many many reasons
[01:08] <AMS-ITGuy> fellayaboy, explain
[01:08] <berdario> AMS-ITGuy, I do... and I'm prodding others to gauge the interest... now I'll drop by ubuntu+1... and next I'll try some mails
[01:08] <fellayaboy> i want to bridge my ethernet to my wireles..... than i want to tunnel it through a remote ssh at home
[01:08] <fellayaboy> so that i can use that public ip
[01:09] <recon69_lap> berdario: well, get organised in your area if you know anyone. get involved yourself. most work on linux is done because someone wants a feature that is not implemented, then they start working on that feature.
[01:09] <AMS-ITGuy> berdario, don't convert.... educate, use the tool for the job... this isn't a religion, it's an OS
[01:09] <berdario> (the feedback was simply on what do you think about it)
[01:09] <berdario> AMS-ITGuy, I never used the word "convert"... did I gave the impression of being somewhat zealotic? :)
[01:09] <fellayaboy> does anyone have any ideas?
[01:09] <tiox> berdario: Look through history. Forced conversion just causes dissent and rebellion.
[01:09] <recon69_lap> berdario: i'd suggest you dont go bothering people to much
[01:09] <AMS-ITGuy> berdario, i think I like linux and Ubuntu and it serves a place in my life.... i choose to help people with it.... if they choose to use Windows or Mac, that's their choice
[01:10] <berdario> I don't really see how this applies
[01:10] <tiox> One thing you COULD do berdario is to get it in more stores by working as a representitive of the system, and receiving a demo machine from an OEM.
[01:10] <AMS-ITGuy> berdario, these aren't the droids you're looking for...
[01:10] <berdario> I mean: I'm talking about me, you, the peeps on #ubuntu, jono bacon... my local lug... all people who already use linux
[01:10] <CyberDawg> berdario, you feeling a lil beat up here mang?
[01:10] <recon69_lap> berdario: anyone reading this knows about the jam, now let us get on with what we are doing
[01:11] <AMS-ITGuy> tiox, WTF are you talking about?
[01:11] <SHOVELL> is this the ubuntu support chan??
[01:11] <berdario> CyberDawg, care to rephrase in english? :)
[01:11] <tiox> Well, if He wants to help spread the word on Linux, have the consumers see it where consumers go.
[01:11] <tiox> But yes, it's not support discussion. Let's move on.
[01:11] <berdario> recon69_lap, good :) but until 5 minutes ago, it wasn't so... at least it seems we got some results :)
[01:12] <berdario> and now... I'm really going to #ubuntu+1 :)
[01:12] <CyberDawg> berdario, y0 mang, UbuntuOR Linux isnt an English specific OS... js...
[01:12] <AMS-ITGuy> tiox, yes, he should contact top tier OEMs to install Ubuntu lol
[01:12] <AMS-ITGuy> SHOVELL, dunno, you just showed up
[01:12] <jrib> yes, let's get back to *support* please
[01:12] <AMS-ITGuy> ah, here come the "silent ones" lol
[01:12] <AMS-ITGuy> so support
[01:12] <SHOVELL> hey i am having a compile error and i dont understand what i am missing any ideas? here is the output of make http://pastebin.com/DxcYmkAj
[01:13] <AMS-ITGuy> who wants to help me with my VPN problem I've been asking for help on for the last 5 hours?
[01:13] <AMS-ITGuy> shovell?  jrib?
[01:13] <recon69_lap> berdario: fine, but this is a support channel, you;ve used up a lot of typing, I'm happy you like ubuntu, but you dont have to worry that it's dieing , or that you can really huge support, we all do a little bit and it adds up
[01:13] <AMS-ITGuy> at least he offered some comments and communication?
[01:13] <AMS-ITGuy> berdario, that is
[01:13] <tiox> AMS-ITGuy: I think you missed my point./
[01:14] <recon69_lap> now , anyone know what happened libvideo0 ;-)
[01:14] <SHOVELL> AMS-ITGuy, jrib is thatt a package?
[01:14]  * CyberDawg hands recon69_lap a Cuba Libre
[01:14] <tiox> I was telling him to get a laptop or desktop from an OEM, then as a representitive of Ubuntu and that OEM, demonstrate the system and pitch why that specific manufacturer's brand should be in stores.
[01:14] <AMS-ITGuy> SHOVELL, no he appears to be a user here...
[01:14] <AMS-ITGuy> SHOVELL, i tried sudo apt-get jrib but nothing happenened....
[01:15] <SHOVELL> AMS-ITGuy,  what is youur vpn issue?
[01:15] <AMS-ITGuy> SHOVELL, let me explain!
[01:15] <AMS-ITGuy> I have an Ubuntu 10.04 LTS fully patched server on my network
[01:15] <levitsky> !porn | levitsky
[01:16] <jrib> AMS-ITGuy: try to just summarize your question on a single line; it makes it easier to follow in a busy channel like this
[01:16] <SHOVELL> ...
[01:16] <AMS-ITGuy> If I configure Windows to connect to it's public IP without "use default gateway on remote network" I can communicate with both the VPN network and the internet on my network
[01:16] <AMS-ITGuy> however, under Ubuntu (any version) as a client OS, I cannot.... how do I fix this?
[01:16] <dfcnvt> There's a problem with empathy program (instant messager)... When I open my contact list, it's completely blank but still operatable.
[01:16] <levitsky> dfcnvt sure i can help
[01:16] <AMS-ITGuy> jrib, lol yeah, busy channel
[01:16] <levitsky> !porn | dfcnvt
[01:17] <dfcnvt> levitsky, have you had this experience before?
[01:17] <jrib> levitsky: what are you doing? stop.
[01:17] <CyberDawg> dfcnvt, sounds like you have no friends ;)
[01:17] <recon69_lap> SHOVELL: even better to summarise you question and relevant info into a pastebin and link to it
[01:17] <dfcnvt> lol
[01:17] <AMS-ITGuy> SHOVELL, so, any ideas?
[01:17] <dfcnvt> I have a friend that text me through this empathy program but nothing on the window.
[01:17] <levitsky> !unity | dfcnvt
[01:18] <recon69_lap> opps
[01:18] <levitsky> dfcnvt, do you use unity?
[01:19] <AMS-ITGuy> jrib, any answer?
[01:19] <levitsky> !as | AMS-ITGuy
[01:19] <levitsky> !ask | AMS-ITGuy
[01:19] <AMS-ITGuy> LOL
[01:19] <aBound> Is there away I can create a shell script folder and put scripts in it and somehow reference the folder so I can execute the scripts. Without having to be in the directory?
[01:19] <AMS-ITGuy> should I talk to you lev or the bot?
[01:20] <levitsky> !ubottu | AMS-ITGuy
[01:20] <tiox> !notunity
[01:20] <AMS-ITGuy> anyone?
[01:21] <AMS-ITGuy> with respect to my VPN question?
[01:21] <AMS-ITGuy> no?
[01:21] <jrib> aBound: sure, use ~/bin (which will automatically be in your path on your next login after you create it
[01:21] <jrib> AMS-ITGuy: don't. do. that.
[01:21] <AMS-ITGuy> do what?
[01:21] <AMS-ITGuy> ask a question after you picked on another user?
[01:21] <aBound> jrib, I assume I add ~/bin to my $PATH variable?
[01:21] <levitsky> !hi ichaleynbin
[01:21] <AMS-ITGuy> this is a "support" channel, right?
[01:21] <levitsky> !hi | ichaleynbin
[01:21] <recon69_lap> AMS-ITGuy: that a complicated question, supprised you have not created a pastebin that covers it in detail if you;ve been at it all day.
[01:22] <jrib> aBound: that will happen automatically (it's in the default ~/.profile)
[01:22] <DevilSolution> wtf
[01:22] <DevilSolution> The upgrade has aborted. Your system could be in an unusable state. A recovery will run now (dpkg --configure -a)
[01:22] <DevilSolution> ermmm?
[01:22] <tiox> Just let it do the recovery.
[01:22] <AMS-ITGuy> recon, you wouldn't know a vpn if it slapped you in the face lol
[01:22] <jrib> AMS-ITGuy: yes, ask your question and wait patiently.  No need to spam multiple lines with "anyone?" and other non-specific requests
[01:22] <aBound> Looks like ~/bin doesn't seem to be a directory and/or folder.
[01:22] <EagleScreen> DevilSolution: run sudo dpkg --configure -a; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:23] <tiox> If it borked your system, then install to the latest or preferred version. Make sure you save your stuff from home before you nuke the partition.
[01:23] <AMS-ITGuy> ok, shall I try again, can we discuss privately so my question can be posed properly?
[01:23] <DevilSolution> okie dokie
[01:24] <AMS-ITGuy> jrib, do you know anything about PPTP VPNs and split tunnelling?
[01:24] <jrib> AMS-ITGuy: If you want to try again, sure.  But wait 5-10 minutes, then ask again so newer eyes can see your question. And please just ask it in a single line with relevant details on a pastebin
[01:24] <levitsky> !warn | AMS-ITGuy
[01:24] <Gautam1983> Hi all, whenever ubuntu boots in this system, the volume is muted.. any ideas how to fix it? Thanks. [Ubuntu 11.10 on Sony VAIO / Intel Corporation 82801H]
[01:24] <jrib> aBound: yes, you need to create it.  Once you do, on your next login, it will be in your path
[01:24] <DevilSolution> terminal wont start
[01:24] <jrib> levitsky: can you stop with the random factoids please?
[01:24] <DevilSolution> dadummm
[01:24] <recon69_lap> AMS-ITGuy: put you question in a pastebin with all the relevant info you know, then you can link to it here and more people can read it. if that's you question its way to vague
[01:25] <AMS-ITGuy> i don't need a pastebin, it's a very simple networking question
[01:25] <recon69_lap> AMS-ITGuy: and i know little about vpn
[01:25] <levitsky> jrib: insulting volunteers at work? sure thing, u deal with that
[01:25] <CyberDawg> AMS-ITGuy, if its so simple why are you here asking for assistance? ;)
[01:25] <pangolin> AMS-ITGuy: maybe ##networking will be more help
[01:25] <levitsky> who, and why?
[01:26] <AMS-ITGuy> CyberDawg, because there is a bug in Ubuntu with respect to VPN split tunnelling.... it works on Windows, are you saying Windows is better for a VPN environment?
[01:26] <levitsky> who kicked me?
[01:27] <symaxian> Hey guys, listen to this issue I'm having, never seen anything like it, just enabled two monitors in unity using the open-source radeon driver on cayman, everytime I log in a small horizontal pink stripe is added to the desktop background, I'm not sure if its adding it to the image itself or what, but no other artifacts appear
[01:27] <pangolin> levitsky: i did because of your poor attitude and also because of your random factoid fishing
[01:27] <aBound> Ahh, blah.
[01:27] <levitsky> pangolin: Learning is okay.
[01:27] <CyberDawg> AMS-ITGuy, Is that what you took from my comment?? I think you need one of my Cuba Libres brah!!
[01:28] <sKew^_-> i got a question, can i remove the 200mb windows boot system? format it and expand it to C: ?
[01:28] <levitsky> TEST
[01:28] <T_H_X> so is power tripping
[01:28] <levitsky> UBOTTU: TEST
[01:28] <sKew^_-> and is it possible to get a nicer GUI in grubloader, etc pics of os's?
[01:28] <precubcr> hy please i need help
[01:28] <jrib> levitsky: please learn about the bot in a private message: /msg ubottu whatever
[01:28] <AMS-ITGuy> CyberDawg, i think you need to be quiet unless you know what I'm talking about, which you clearly don't
[01:28] <jrib> precubcr: sure, just ask your question and we'll answer if we can
[01:28] <precubcr> anybody knows any dic generator able to create dics with 20 mix alphanumeric ?
[01:29] <CyberDawg> AMS-ITGuy,  I think you need to put your self in checkk
[01:29] <cfhowlett> sKew^_-: sKew^_- yes you can delete windows and resize your partition with the freed space
[01:29] <AMS-ITGuy> CyberDawg, I'll do that when you prove to me that you have the faintest understanding of what I'm talking about
[01:29] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, delete the windows boot partition?
[01:29] <levitsky> ubottu: spam
[01:29] <cfhowlett> sKew^_-: yes.
[01:30] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, kk nice, is it possible to get a bootscren for grub were i can chose betwine 2 imagages (pics)
[01:30] <AMS-ITGuy> OMG pangolin was an op?? are you serious?
[01:31] <precubcr> jrib ?
[01:31] <jrib> precubcr: I do not know of such a program
[01:32] <cfhowlett> sKew^_-: I'm the wrong one to ask HOW but I know you can change the boot screen pictures.  CHOOSING pics at boot is not readily available and is probably a huge security risk
[01:32] <AMS-ITGuy> ok, in all seriousness.... how old are the ops on this channel, and what do you do for a living?
[01:32] <precubcr> ths jrib. il keep searching
[01:32] <jrib> AMS-ITGuy: keep the discussion in this channel related to support please
[01:32] <pangolin> AMS-ITGuy: please stay on topic.
[01:32] <AMS-ITGuy> pics are a security risk?
[01:32] <recon69_lap> hmm, seem to have solved my libvideo0 issue by installing libvideo-capture-v4l-perl, got a new issue lol
[01:33] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, i wass thinking like this http://www.leilaharry.com/tech/images/01-iboot.jpg
[01:33] <cfhowlett> sKew^_-: http://www.ghacks.net/2010/10/17/change-your-grub-splash-screen-in-ubuntu/
[01:33] <AMS-ITGuy> jrib, pangolin still looking for VPN support here.... care to help?
[01:33] <tiago> AMS-ITGuy: I don't know if you remember my issue. how would i go about doing a back-up? i just have access to the grub command line and many commands seem to not  be working
[01:33] <camieman10> sKew^_-: Awesome, I so want to do that
[01:33] <jrib> AMS-ITGuy: I still have no clue what your issue even is.
[01:34] <pangolin> AMS-ITGuy: I suggested you try asking in ##networking, they may be more help.
[01:34] <cfhowlett> sKew^_-: ok, we're talking about different things, then.  the image you shared is for a multi-boot system.
[01:34] <AMS-ITGuy> jrib, do you have a scroll bar?
[01:34] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, yes, i use grub as multiboot system for my dualboot :/
[01:34] <AMS-ITGuy> pangolin, the issue is ubuntu related
[01:34] <sKew^_-> camieman10, it looks nice yeah :)
[01:35] <recon69_lap> tiago, do you have a live cd or live usb, boot from that and do your backup
[01:35] <skrewt> So I'm locked out of Ubuntu, I forgot my password. I've tried all 3 methods on the website for resetting it and none work.
[01:35] <cfhowlett> sKew^_-: I get a screen like the one you want and then it boots grub.  http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=212837&st=0#entry1427797
[01:35] <pangolin> AMS-ITGuy: There may not be anybody around in here able to help right now. try ##networking
[01:35] <skrewt> I'm using Xubuntu.
[01:35] <jrib> skrewt: what is one method you tried specifically that did not work?
[01:35] <skrewt> Booted into recovery and did a passwd username
[01:35] <funnyfingers> Will installing apache.worker remove the apache prefork?  I want to keep both.
[01:35] <tiago> recon69_lap: it doesn't seem to be load ing:/ but thanks I'll try to get a loadable live-cd
[01:35] <AMS-ITGuy> pangolin, yeah.... I'd rather have fun with the rtards here ;)
[01:36] <skrewt> Worked but when I try logging in it drops to a console for a quick second and returns to the login screen. I cant read the message in console.
[01:36] <skrewt> I also tried adding init=/bin/bash in GRUB
[01:36] <skrewt> but it hangs when i do ctrl-x
[01:36] <AMS-ITGuy> are there ops on right now?
[01:36] <recon69_lap> tiago, have you tried typing help and hitting enter
[01:36] <jrib> skrewt: attempt to login at ctrl-alt-f1
[01:36] <skrewt> do that from the login screen?
[01:37] <jrib> AMS-ITGuy: there are always ops here
[01:37] <AMS-ITGuy> honest question
[01:37] <AMS-ITGuy> jrib, are you one?
[01:37] <jrib> skrewt: sure
[01:37] <jrib> AMS-ITGuy: stick to support
[01:37] <CyberDawg> AMS-ITGuy, is confused this afternoon
[01:37] <AMS-ITGuy> wow
[01:37] <AMS-ITGuy> just wow
[01:38] <jrib> AMS-ITGuy: we have a social channel at #ubuntu-offtopic if you are interested
[01:38] <jrib> or not
[01:38] <pangolin> enough is enough
[01:38] <bonch> indeed
[01:38] <pangolin> back to support :)
[01:38] <tiago> recon69_lap: I have now, it gives me a set of commands
[01:38] <CyberDawg> ok back on topic plz
[01:38] <cfhowlett> how to ignore?  /ignore username
[01:38] <recon69_lap> gives CyberDawg a long island iced tea ;-)
[01:38] <tiago> recon69_lap: i run reboot and it seems to be running now :) thanks
[01:39] <CyberDawg> thanks recon69_lap
[01:40] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, have u tryed - Decorate Grub 2 boot loader using BURG
[01:41] <designbybeck> can you use TAR and ZIP switches the same? Like  "sudo tar -zxf filename.tgz" "sudo zip -zxf filename.zip"
[01:41] <ActionParsnip> designbybeck: why sudo?
[01:41] <cfhowlett> sKew^_-: nope.  I'm not really a fan of prettifying something that will only appear for a few seconds on a properly configured system...  Just sayin'
[01:41] <CyberDawg> I did a /whowas on that AMS guy and Im still not impressed ;)
[01:41] <designbybeck> either way ActionParsnip
[01:41] <recon69_lap> hmm, well i seem to have finished my tea and my problem have moved into the java sphere
[01:42] <ActionParsnip> designbybeck: if you are working on files in your home, you don't need sudo
[01:42] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, okey i see ;P i will give it a try
[01:42] <ablyss> designbybeck, -x in zip mean to exclude files.  tar means something else
[01:42] <sKew^_-> foud a nice design now
[01:42] <designbybeck> i'm following instructions on downloadign moodle and it shows TAR but i downloaded the ZIP
[01:42] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/05/beautiful-burg-boot-loader-gets-ubuntu-11-04-ppa/ it looks nice tho :)
[01:42] <designbybeck> so i don't know what the correct commands I need to do
[01:42] <designbybeck> It is on a test server
[01:42] <ActionParsnip> designbybeck: if you want to extract everything with the asme command, install unp and use unp :)
[01:43] <designbybeck> it is all cli ActionParsnip
[01:43] <cfhowlett> sKew^_-: now WALLPAPERS?  I was a blue mushroom fan for years:  http://digitalblasphemy.com/freegallery.shtml
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> designbybeck: unp will look at the file to be extracted and use the appropriate switches and commad
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> designbybeck: yes, unp is cli
[01:43] <T_H_X> tar -xf file.tar
[01:43] <designbybeck> i've never heard of that one
[01:43] <barakisbrown> what is a good remote desktop for my window machine to connect to my ubuntu box?
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> !unp
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> !info unp
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> pretty much nails it
[01:44] <designbybeck> wwooooaahhh
[01:44] <designbybeck> that is cool!
[01:44] <ActionParsnip> saves having to remember the switches for tar, unzip bunzip, gunzip, whatever
[01:44] <designbybeck> the !info thing
[01:44] <barakisbrown> !info rdp
[01:45] <Mene-Mene> I can't seem to connect via VNC to my Mac. It's reporting "connection closed"
[01:45] <ablyss> barakisbrown, tightvnc works with win7 and is free
[01:45] <Mene-Mene> I'm using Remote Desktop Viewer
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> !info rdesktop | barakisbrown
[01:45] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, no wallpaper ;) looks clean and clasic ;)
[01:45] <Mene-Mene> It shows me a black screen for a bit, then nothing.
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> ablyss: rdp is built into the OS ;)
[01:45] <designbybeck> ok I installed unp
[01:45] <barakisbrown> !info rdesktop
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> designbybeck: nice, whenever you want to extract anything, run:  unp filename
[01:46] <DevilSolution> okay i have an issue after updating to 11.10, first my internet is dead, i logged out and back in into 2d mode and its fine? which si my next issue, wheres gnome gone? :O
[01:46] <designbybeck> I guess what my conserns are, is that I don't know what switches should be on, so if it doesn't unpackage it correctly i will not know what needs to be done to fix it
[01:46] <cfhowlett> !gnome|devilsolution
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> DevilSolution: unity2D uses Gnome too..
[01:46] <ablyss> ActionParsnip, rdp sucks... you have to login as <username> with rdp, whereas with tightvnc you don't
[01:46] <designbybeck> Ok thanks ActionParsnip I'm going to try it now
[01:46] <DevilSolution> hmm but its unity layout not classic gnome
[01:47] <ActionParsnip> ablyss: rdp has encryption so is suitable for over WWW, VNC has zero security and you should connect via SSH tunnel (extra work for the user)
[01:47] <ActionParsnip> DevilSolution: its still gnome, unity is nothing but a shell
[01:47] <barakisbrown> ablyss: does tightvnc allow me to access X11 from myh window machine?
[01:47] <DevilSolution> anyway, the internet is the real issue, why does it work in 2d and not 3d mode?
[01:47] <DevilSolution> doesnt read my network card for some reason, wireshark either
[01:47] <ActionParsnip> DevilSolution: in 3d mode, run:  sudo dhclient eth0   (change eth0 for your network interface if it is not eth0)
[01:48] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, btw MBR is on ubuntu partition?
[01:48] <DevilSolution> alright ill try it thanks
[01:48] <DevilSolution> brb
[01:48] <cfhowlett> sKew^_-: the default ubuntu partition is MBR type
[01:49] <recon69_lap> ActionParsnip: you must dream in linux scripts :)
[01:49] <designbybeck> *agrees with recon69_lap
[01:49] <Mene-Mene> I'm receiving "connection closed" trying to connect to vnc using Remote Desktop Viewer.
[01:49] <Mene-Mene> I'm connecting Ubuntu to Mac.
[01:50] <ActionParsnip> recon69_lap: use the OS long enough and you learn this stuff :)
[01:50] <skrewt> jrib, sorry baby was crying
[01:50] <skrewt> cant login with c a f1
[01:50] <sKew^_-> cfhowlett, okey i see, then i need to install it there ext4 and i cud, remove ntfs boot parition /dev/sda1 ?
[01:50] <ActionParsnip> Mene-Mene: can other systems connect to the Mac?
[01:50] <recon69_lap> ActionParsnip: been using it for ages, the easier it get to use the more i forget
[01:50] <Mene-Mene> This is the pioneer.
[01:51] <Mene-Mene> It got to authenticate using ipv4
[01:51] <Mene-Mene> instead of ipv6
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> recon69_lap: ahh gotcha, I hang in here and help. Keeps it fresh
[01:51] <jrib> sKew^_-: what happens?
[01:51] <Mene-Mene> (remmina was crashing on ipv4, but not ipv6
[01:51] <Mene-Mene> Now it's just a black screen.
[01:51] <lion42> recon69_lap, haha. I refer to my aunt to tell me unix commands she learned from using them prolifically over a decade ago. Stuff that I don't remember despite using linux for the better part of this prior decade. :P
[01:51] <jrib> skrewt: what happens?
[01:52] <lion42> It's burnt into her memory.
[01:52] <skrewt> login incorrect
[01:52] <skrewt> its like passwd isnt taking
[01:52] <jrib> skrewt: are you on a different computer now?
[01:52] <skrewt> yea
[01:52] <barakisbrown> ActionParsnip: how do I setup my linux machine so that I can connect from my window machine via rdp?
[01:52] <skrewt> of course
[01:52] <jrib> skrewt: ok, go to recovery mode again
[01:52] <Mene-Mene> ActionParsnip: I haven't tried.
[01:53] <skrewt> jrib, and drop to root term?
[01:53] <jrib> skrewt: yes
[01:53] <Mene-Mene> I'm no longer getting dropped, but I'm stuck at a black screen.
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> !ltsp | barakisbrown
[01:53] <sKew^_-> jrib, dualboot, win7, 11.10 and im not 100% sure that it is a good ide to remove the windows boot partition & expand the "C:/" whit the ntfs boot partition. and im gonna try to install burg bootloader ( http://ubuntuosusers.blogspot.com/2011/10/how-to-install-burg-on-ubuntu-1104-1110.html )
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> barakisbrown: what are you connecting to the ubuntu desktop to achieve?
[01:53] <skrewt> jrib, im there
[01:54] <recon69_lap> it's the Internet, all our brains are getting lazy, why remember it if you can google it. think i have a case against google for giving me Alzheimer ?
[01:54] <ActionParsnip> recon69_lap: what's alzheimers? I forgot...
[01:55] <sKew^_-> ActionParsnip, 2 sec let me google what alzheimers is :)
[01:55] <me2> does anyone here have any enterprise experience with PPTP and split tunnelling?
[01:55] <jrib> skrewt: I was going to have you: 1) use passwd and then 2) try to login as the user with "su" but since you are root, it wouldn't prompt for a password.  So how about creating a new user temporarily (use « adduser USERNAME »), then su to the new user, and then try your old one
[01:55] <barakisbrown> ActionParsnip: So I do not have to walk into the other room to use it?? I want to access from my window machine which is in another room??
[01:56] <ActionParsnip> barakisbrown: yes but what would yuo walk through to do?
[01:56] <me2> does anyone here have any enterprise experience with PPTP and split tunnelling?
[01:56] <ActionParsnip> barakisbrown: what is the purpose of connecting
[01:57] <barakisbrown> ActionParsnip: to learn about linux and abiltiy to use another os without using a VM or dualbooting..:)
[01:57] <recon69_lap> lol, something about me2 seems familiar
[01:57] <me2> barakisbrown, use RDP
[01:57] <ActionParsnip> barakisbrown: I guess, could use SSH and CLI or X forwarding ;)
[01:57] <recon69_lap> lol, 2am here, of to fluffy cloud land, goodnight :)
[01:58] <sKew^_-> sudo burg-install "(hd0)"   ----  (hd0) = /dev/sda5 - wereis? my ext4 ubuntu partion  rigth?
[01:58] <tiago> my system doesn't go beyond the grub menu. When running the live-cd any of the options the menu provides me just boots the cd again and takes me back to the menu. Anyone had the same issue/ has a solution?
[01:59] <me2> tiago, AMS_ITGuy here we were talking earlier before the Ops booted me.... does your system not fully boot off of a LiveCD?
[01:59] <Mene-Mene> Well, thanks, I'll just abandon vnc, apparently I don't need it for what I'm trying to do.
[01:59] <recon69_lap> tiago, are you sure you booting from the CD
[01:59] <tiago> well it takes me to the menu displayed by the live-cd (try ubuntu, install ubuntu, etc)
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> tiago: what GPU do you use?
[02:00] <me2> ActionParsnip, it's not a GPU issue
[02:00] <tiago> nvidea
[02:00] <jrib> bah
[02:00] <tiago> i think the problem may be from hardware but maybe memory or something, how can i determine the problem?
[02:01] <tiago> is there any set of commands i can run which will point me in the right direction?
[02:03] <recon69_lap> tiago: have you tried booting to a cmdline , would probably bypass graphics issues
[02:03] <ActionParsnip> tiago: tried the boot option:  nouveau.blacklist=1
[02:03] <ActionParsnip> tiago: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[02:04] <tiago> ActionParsnip: this iso has worked before
[02:04] <tiago> recon69_lap: how can i do so?
[02:04] <recon69_lap> tiago: try hitting f1-f6 while its booting
[02:04] <ActionParsnip> tiago: did you butn the CD as sowly as possible (assuming you are using a CD)
[02:05] <ablyss> barakisbrown, tightvnc will let u access x10 as long as you have desktop sharing enabled, plus tightvnc works freely on win7
[02:05] <sKew^_-> Config Burg-pc  GRUB install devices:[_]  /dev/sda ? is it rigth? my linux is on sda5 but cant change number there only  [*] /dev/sda
[02:05] <ActionParsnip> sKew^_-: burg isn't supported here
[02:05] <ablyss> erm, x11, not x10..
[02:07] <recon69_lap> tiago: or you can hit any key when you get the little icon , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[02:07] <wchan_> i can mount my NTFS drive... however I can't access my user directory... it just hangs... is there a workaround?
[02:08] <cfhowlett> wchan_: if windows is encrypted in any way ... no.
[02:08] <tiago> recon69_lap: f2 will show me the bios but that's it
[02:08] <wchan_> cfhowlett: does it encrypt by default? what if i have the windows user password?
[02:09] <recon69_lap> tiago: skip f2, and let it get passed the bios screen before hitting keys
[02:09] <tiago> recon69_lap: that logo shows up, and the menu also, that's the menu that doesn't do anything
[02:09] <tiago> recon69_lap: ok
[02:09] <recon69_lap> tiago: you look at that link i posted
[02:10] <cfhowlett> wchan_: I can see my win7 home (premium?) no problem.  Do you have win enterprise or something??
[02:10] <wchan_> cfhowlett: i have the professional version?
[02:10] <wchan_> whatever comes with MSDNAA
[02:10] <wchan_> i can access every folder except for the C:/Users/username/
[02:10] <wchan_> which is where all my documents are stored :(
[02:11] <recon69_lap> tiago: and how do you mean it does nothing? is it lockedup
[02:11] <lion42> wchan_, if there's a setting for "don't allow other users to see this folder" (I forget what it's called, in windows) it may be encrypted. But I am not sure so don't take my word on this.
[02:11] <tiago> recon69_lap: yep the logo and menu that show up are the ones in that site. When i mean nothing i mean it just boots back into this same menu
[02:11] <wchan_> lion42: any workaround on how to access the folder? or would i have to find a windows machine to access it?
[02:12] <tiago> no matter what option is selected
[02:12] <skrewt> jrib, i couldnt get the pw changed but i could get logged in with the new user. this is an old netbook i dont use (hence forgetting the pw) that i only want to keep on my nightstand to serve as a baby monitor. so the user acct wasnt important, i just needed a fullscreen web browser. THANK YOU!!
[02:12] <recon69_lap> tiago: have you done the check cd for defects
[02:12] <lion42> wchan_, what do you mean, find a windows machine? Isn't this an install of windows you're trying to access?
[02:12] <ActionParsnip> tiago: is the ram healthy? there is a memtester on the CD
[02:12] <cfhowlett> skrewt jrib http://imagebin.org/196269
[02:13] <tiago> ActionParsnip: every option in the CD just boots back into the menu
[02:13] <skrewt> cfhowlett, is that automatic or something?
[02:13] <wchan_> lion42: yes. but its a hassle to swap harddrives and grab the data... im running ubuntu only right now.
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> tiago: not a good sign. I'd rebuurn the CD as sowly as possible again
[02:13] <cfhowlett> skrewt: no that's a gift from me to you.
[02:13] <wchan_> lion42: i want to copy the data to my ubuntu ext4
[02:13] <recon69_lap> tiago: a few years ago spent ages tring to workout why my rig was crashing, eventuly worked out the cpu was overheating
[02:13] <designbybeck> Question ActionParsnip the instructions say to cp the default Virtual ost file to another file, can't I just add that content to whats there already? http://www.pasteall.org/28922
[02:13] <skrewt> cfhowlett, thanks! its a two for one with the baby in the picture
[02:13] <tiago> but from the memtester that I ran in the GRUB menu I got some errors, don't know if these are just incompatibilities or errors
[02:14] <lion42> wchan_, I'd suggest you do that. If it is truly locked down you will not be able to access the data unless you log into windows. I can't think of another suggestion, unfortunately.
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> tiago: do you see red lines in the bottom right of the screen, like this: http://www.mynetnuke.com/Portals/28/images/Articles/MemtestMNN.jpg
[02:14] <cfhowlett> wchan_: the only workaround would be to disable whatever protection windows is running and then reboot buntu and try again
[02:15] <tiago> recon69_lap: how can I get to the bottom of the problem?
[02:15] <wchan_> lion42, cfhowlett: so i guess you are saying nobody has a ntfs package to decrypt the data even if i have the password
[02:15] <tiago> ActionParsnip: yep
[02:15] <recon69_lap> tiago: think we might be getting a answer soon
[02:15] <lion42> wchan_, I'm sure it's possible someone does, but I have no idea about it, sorry.
[02:15] <cfhowlett> wchan_: encryption is DESIGNED to be tough to crack...
[02:16] <ActionParsnip> tiago: your ram is bad
[02:16] <wchan_> cfhowlett: encryption is designed to be touch to crack IF you dont have the password
[02:16] <recon69_lap> yee, lost my ability to remember anything but can predict the future =-O
[02:16] <wchan_> im sure MSFT wouldn't resort to some homebrew encryption algorithm. but rather use something like AES...
[02:16] <cfhowlett> wchan_: true.  should have specified illegal crack.
[02:17] <ActionParsnip> tiago: if you have multiple sticks, remove one with the power OFF and rerun the test, see if you get no rednes, if its still red, put it back in with the power OFF and remove a different one
[02:17] <lion42> cfhowlett, even in the realm of legality, the password a user uses to log into windows and prompt decryption wouldn't be the key used to actually permanently decrypt the data with some external program, right?
[02:17] <cfhowlett> wchan_: there a number of articles on decryption with windows.
[02:17] <tiago> ActionParsnip: it's a laptop
[02:18] <tiago> don't know if i'm willing to open it and risk further problems
[02:18] <lion42> tiago, a laptop can have multiple sticks of ram. Try looking up your model or calling your manufacturer to find out what the case is with your computer.
[02:18] <recon69_lap> tiago: try earth yourself first by touching a metal radiator or metal electric device that is pluged in first
[02:18] <cfhowlett> lion42: lazy users would absolutely use their default username/password unless forced otherwise e.g. ubuntu ecryptfs forces a phrase that is unrelated to name/password
[02:18] <lion42> tiago, removing and exchanging ram in a computer is typically the easiest repair task you can perform.
[02:19] <tiago> ok
[02:19] <ActionParsnip> tiago: stil l has ram. they make the ram easy to access for easy upgrades
[02:19] <SHOVELL> hey i am having a compile error and i dont understand what i am missing any ideas? here is the output of make http://pastebin.com/DxcYmkAj
[02:20] <SHOVELL> running ubuntu 11.10
[02:20] <recon69_lap> SHOVELL: did you install gcc
[02:20] <mobodo> was mt-daapd pulled from ubuntu? the online page doesn't say so, but when I try to install I get this message: "Package mt-daapd is not available, but is referred to by another package"
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> SHOVELL: tremulous is in the repos...?
[02:21] <SHOVELL> i will look but i think it is
[02:21] <ActionParsnip> !info tremulous | SHOVELL
[02:21] <SHOVELL> ActionParsnip,  i know that i am attempting to compile a modification
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> SHOVELL: enable the multiverse repo and its easily installed
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> SHOVELL: oic
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> SHOVELL: I suggest you install the build-dep of tremulous then, may help
[02:22] <SHOVELL> recon69_lap, yes pkg gcc is installed
[02:23] <mobodo> oh, nevermind… Status: deleted.  mt-daapd was pulled from oneiric it seems
[02:24] <recon69_lap> SHOVELL: http://xserverx.com/forums/showthread.php?mode=linear&tid=3436&pid=26875 got some suggestion you could try
[02:25] <SHOVELL> that is the tuto i am working off of
[02:25] <SHOVELL> recon69_lap, that is the tuto i am working off of
[02:29] <recon69_lap> SHOVELL: seems ypu missing something called q3lcc , probably a separate dependency that you need to build first
[02:29] <SHOVELL> recon69_lap, hmmm
[02:31] <recon69_lap> SHOVELL: have a look at this http://xserverx.com/forums/archive/index.php/thread-3436.html
[02:31] <SHOVELL> recon69_lap,  thank you!!!
[02:32] <recon69_lap> SHOVELL: C++ what fun, i wish you luck
[02:32] <SHOVELL> well only  if it was it is written in "c"
[02:32] <dr_willis> be sure to do a 'sudo apt-get build-deps packagename' to pull in needed dev packages to compile  newer versions easially. :)
[02:33] <dr_willis> or is it build-dep    i never can rember,
[02:33] <Nemeiisisis> admin abuse in ubuntu-offtopic
[02:33] <dr_willis> bye all - work time for me.
[02:33] <Nemeiisisis> someone please address the issue in offtopic
[02:33] <Nemeiisisis> ops there are abusing privaledge
[02:33] <SHOVELL> hane fun dr_willis
[02:34] <recon69_lap> SHOVELL: you trying some game programming?
[02:35] <SHOVELL> recon69_lap, just trying to compile something someone else allready did
[02:35] <Administrator> HiAll!
[02:35] <Nemeiisisis> slackware > ubuntu
[02:35] <Nemeiisisis> Only linux wannabes use ubuntu
[02:35] <bazhang> Nemeiisisis, did you have a support question?
[02:35] <Nemeiisisis> yeah
[02:35] <Nemeiisisis> support me by unbanning me from offtopic
[02:35] <Nemeiisisis> or address the issue with op privileged abuse
[02:36] <Nemeiisisis> I said " ubuntu fell apart since natty release" and the mod banned me for that @ bazhang
[02:36] <bazhang> Nemeiisisis, /j #ubuntu-ops
[02:37] <maum> how can I download the source from svn website?
[02:37] <aguitel> anyway to install new kernel frm ppa in 10.04 ?
[02:38] <recon69_lap> SHOVELL: Haa, was going to suggest something but not relevant if you just compiling other people code, just remember you need to find the first error and read that
[02:38] <Nemeiisisis> LMAO
[02:38] <SHOVELL> rec well this is a first step tward some coding
[02:38] <SHOVELL> recon69_lap,  well this is a first step tward some coding
[02:40] <Emery> So I was looking to enable my root account
[02:40] <ActionParsnip> Nemeiisisis: the #ubuntu-ops channel is for discussing bans
[02:40] <ActionParsnip> Emery: its not supported here
[02:40] <Nemeiisisis> i was banned from ubuntu ops
[02:40] <ActionParsnip> Emery: nor is it needed
[02:40] <Nemeiisisis> for no reason
[02:40] <Nemeiisisis> now im reporting to freenode statfs
[02:40] <Emery> I would like to use the root account
[02:40] <Emery> So how ?
[02:40] <ActionParsnip> Nemeiisisis: it will be discussed / lifed in #ubuntu-ops
[02:40] <Nemeiisisis> bazhang: is a fucking fag
[02:40] <Nemeiisisis> lol
[02:41] <ActionParsnip> Emery: use:  sudo -i   you are now root.
[02:41] <fellayaboy> i have a vpn setup... and i get my nat from the vpn server so when i browse i use their public ip address...i connect to the net/vpn using the wireless portion of my pc...when im not conencted to vpn i can bridge to my wireless just by goign to network manager>edit connection>wired connection1> and changing method to shared to other computers..i tried doign this with openvpn connected but all i get is an APIPA address 169.2
[02:41] <fellayaboy> 54.9.129  how can i bridge this to work as it does without the vpn connection??
[02:41] <Emery> No i want to use a real root account
[02:41] <ActionParsnip> Emery: if you run:  whoami   you will see it is: root
[02:41] <ActionParsnip> !noroot | Emery
[02:41] <Fudge> anyone know why vmware fails installing stuff into the kernel for precise 3.2.0-14
[02:41] <recon69_lap> SHOVELL: well cutting you teeth on C++ is quite ambitious,
[02:41] <Emery> No i want to use the root account, thanks
[02:42] <ActionParsnip> Fudge: ask in #ubuntu+1 for precise please
[02:42] <ActionParsnip> Emery: its not supported here
[02:42] <Emery> so, i'd like to use root
[02:42] <Emery> so tell me how
[02:42] <ActionParsnip> Emery: neither is it needed in any way
[02:42] <Emery> look faggot
[02:42] <lion42> ...
[02:42] <ActionParsnip> Emery: again, its not supoprted here, nor will anyone tell you
[02:42] <Emery> I want to use the root account
[02:42] <recon69_lap> ActionParsnip: I think emmery is a troll bot
[02:42] <ActionParsnip> Emery: listen, its not supported here
[02:42] <Emery> don't get all pissy
[02:42] <Emery> i want to use root
[02:43] <bazhang> Emery, watch the language and attitude
[02:43] <Emery> faggot
[02:43] <ActionParsnip> Emery: you said, and I replied
[02:43] <Emery> don't tell me no
[02:43] <fellayaboy> su
[02:43] <fellayaboy> sudo su
[02:43] <ActionParsnip> bazhang: thanks
[02:43] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: sudo -i    is advised ;)
[02:44] <fellayaboy> why sudo -i?
[02:44] <AfterDeath> it works best
[02:44] <AfterDeath> man sudo
[02:44] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: its an (i)nteractive sudo
[02:44] <AfterDeath> properly sets environment and stuff
[02:44] <Anthony> damo22: you  there
[02:45] <fellayaboy> ohh so what about su...im a noobish
[02:45] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: su is for (s)witching (u)ser
[02:45] <fellayaboy> su u will be root
[02:45] <eQuiNoX__> hey guys i just wrote some code that uses, glib.h and dbus-glib.h ; how do i compile/link them? what flags do i have to add to gcc? looking at the error i get I'm supposed to specify the location of glib.h i guess
[02:46] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: with no username, it defaults to root, ubuntu's system has root disabled so you will failauthentication
[02:46] <Anthony> i was wondering is a linux OS that dosent use grub'
[02:46] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: you can use lilo if you wish
[02:46] <fellayaboy> oh ok so i used sudo -i on my own and it seems to work exactly like su
[02:46] <fellayaboy> i was just workign with su...so this is why it interests me
[02:46] <cfhowlett> Anthony: you don't HAVE To use grub - just some form of bootloader
[02:46] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: su will fail auth as you will be asked for a password of a disabled account
[02:47] <Anthony> how do i not use it
[02:47] <fellayaboy> is that all
[02:47] <recon69_lap> eQuiNoX__: probably best to ask in the C++ channel
[02:47] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: uninstall grub and install lilo and you can use lilo, most of the ubuntu docs assume grub though
[02:47] <fellayaboy> oh i c
[02:47] <eQuiNoX__> recon69_lap: thanks
[02:47] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: sudo -i    will use your users system configs too
[02:48] <Anthony> well what os uses lilo
[02:48] <fellayaboy> oh i see
[02:48] <recon69_lap> eQuiNoX__: that the CPP channel not that i think of it
[02:48] <eQuiNoX__> recon69_lap: sorry? dint get you
[02:48] <Anthony> is there way to run a ful version of knopix
[02:49] <fellayaboy> so when is it approriate to use su and sudo -i..should i just totally forget about su then?
[02:49] <sKew^_-> Anthony, yeah it calls slackware :)
[02:49] <urlin2u>  Anthony I think freebsd uses lilo
[02:49] <Anthony> where do i get it
[02:50] <fellayaboy> can soemone help me i have a vpn setup... and i get my nat from the vpn server so when i browse i use their public ip address...i connect to the net/vpn using the wireless portion of my pc...when im not conencted to vpn i can bridge to my wireless just by goign to network manager>edit connection>wired connection1> and changing method to shared to other computers..i tried doign this with openvpn connected but all i get is an
[02:50] <fellayaboy>  APIPA address 169.2
 54.9.129  how can i bridge this to work as it does without the vpn connection??
[02:50] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: you only really need su to switch to another user or run a single command as another user, if you want to 'become root' use: sudo -i
[02:50] <recon69_lap> eQuiNoX__: the channel is ##c++ but they can be a bit unfriendly
[02:50] <sKew^_-> why are you chosing OS from bootloader preinstalled in os?
[02:50] <sKew^_-> Anthony, ^
[02:50] <eQuiNoX__> recon69_lap: haha thanks for the warning, ill do a search myself before i ask anyhow
[02:51] <fellayaboy> ooh ok...so if i have another admin account with user name adminMan...and i want to use him i just type in su adminMan in terminal?
[02:51] <fellayaboy> im a lil noobish
[02:51] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: yes, you will then need adminman's password and then when you run; whoami  it will output: adminman
[02:52] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: you are learning, which is a good :)
[02:52] <fellayaboy> cool so then would sudo -i adminMan do the same thing?
[02:52] <recon69_lap> eQuiNoX__: you will have to use the -L and -I compile flags as far as i remember , most projects have complex build scripts to work all this stuff out
[02:52] <arjuna> hi all...so running gnome-shell, and wondering what the right ctrl button does?
[02:52] <recon69_lap> eQuiNoX__: you might what to read about 'ant'
[02:53] <Anthony> where can i get copy of slacware
[02:53] <fellayaboy> ActionParsnip, so then according to your logic running sudo -i adminMan wouldnt change me to adminMan would it
[02:53] <eQuiNoX__> recon69_lap: oh no im not trying to build a huge project, its just a a small 50line c code that i wrote and wanna try out which uses functions from those headers
[02:53] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: if you use -v instead, you can authenticate as adminman assuming you have the password. I'd check the man page of sudo
[02:53] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: you'd use: su adminMan
[02:54] <fellayaboy> oh okay
[02:54] <fellayaboy> that makes sense
[02:54] <cfhowlett> Anthony: http://bit.ly/zwecUG.
[02:54] <fellayaboy> thanks ActionParsnip
[02:54] <fellayaboy> i learnt something new there
[02:54] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: never a bad thing :)
[02:55] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: true multiuser is powerful :)
[02:55] <fellayaboy> u think if i take a linux+ course i could learn a great chuck of this stuff
[02:55] <fellayaboy> what do u mean ActionParsnip
[02:55] <fellayaboy> its more powerful to have more than one admin account?
[02:55] <recon69_lap> eQuiNoX__: look something like 'gcc main.cpp -l /src/lib/mylib/include.h -L /path/to/some/lib/somthing'
[02:56] <recon69_lap> eQuiNoX__: been a while since i worked with cpp
[02:56] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: you could have the accounts in different groups, giving different access
[02:56] <Anthony> is there one that looks more like knoppix
[02:56] <arjuna> anyone else using virtualbox and having problems with the host key? i think it might be conflicting keybind, but having a hard time figuring it out
[02:56] <fellayaboy> that would probably be useful for a big network such as an office not at home
[02:57] <fellayaboy> i dont see how thats actually helpful i mean
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: true, plus each user can have its own admin account, so you can  see who did what in logs
[02:57] <cfhowlett> arjuna: with guest additions installed or no?
[02:57] <fellayaboy> oooh i see
[02:57] <mcl0vin> charlie testing anyone know where?
[02:57] <fellayaboy> oh i see...could that be useful for at home use..some sort of a benefit or some sort
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: how do you mean>
[02:57] <fellayaboy> of some sort*
[02:58] <Anthony> like knoppix, how looks and runs
[02:58] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: yes, one admin to control, rather than in windows where everyone is an admin
[02:58] <arjuna> cfhowlett, with...this is a copied vdi from the same machine, previously running maverick...maybe try reinstalling guest additions?
[02:58] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: slitaz, tinycore, puppy
[02:59] <cfhowlett> arjuna: reinstall guest add's should fix the key problem.
[02:59] <fellayaboy> right ..soemtimes not even an admin at times...theres been many times i tried to get rid of somethign in the registry and i never could...so much for power
[02:59] <arjuna> cfhowlett, thank you, gonna try that now...
[02:59] <Gary__> Hello, I am trying to run ubuntu on omap4430 blaze board, but with no luck
[03:00] <Gary__> I followed https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/OmapNetbook
[03:00] <Gary__> I got "Uncompressing Linux... done, booting the kernel.", then console hung, any advice? thanks
[03:02] <dhruvasagar> What's the application for getting icons in systray ?
[03:02] <dhruvasagar> ubuntu 11.10
[03:02] <Gary__> the original console is set as "console=ttyS2,115200n8", I modified it to ttyO2, still has same issue
[03:03] <Anthony> ActionParsnip: with of those is best
[03:03] <Vexiant> Yo, how do I find out the IP of a server via terminal?
[03:03] <recon69_lap> i'm off to bed for real this time, good night
[03:03] <Vexiant> I know it's "ifconfig" to find out my own
[03:04] <Vexiant> anyone know?
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: there is no best
[03:07] <semitones> hello. I want to install package "mumble" from the ppa:slicer, but there's a package in ubuntu-universe (of a lower version?) that conflicts. How can I get information on the mumble from the ppa, and select it to install?
[03:09] <Anthony> whats the best verion of linux right now that uses lilo as boot loader
[03:09] <ActionParsnip> semitones: did you add the ppa
[03:09] <arjuna> cfhowlett, sorry to bother...any ideas how to get to the devices menu (won't go fullscreen, not showing minitoolbar)?
[03:09] <Gary__> Nobody run ubuntu on blaze board?:(
[03:09] <cfhowlett> !best|anthony
[03:09] <semitones> ActionParsnip: yes, I did add-ppa and said yes
[03:09] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: there is no 'best linux version'
[03:09] <cfhowlett> arjuna: wait one for my virtual buntu to boot
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> semitones: and did you run:  sudo apt-get update
[03:10] <melinate> greetings folks,  I'm having a hard time installing 11.10 on my laptop because the video card is barely supported in linux.  Is there a way to force the install to use the VESA drivers rather than the nouveau or nVidia drivers?
[03:10] <fellayaboy> can anybody tell me what link local is?
[03:10] <cfhowlett> arjuna: what virtual ubuntu version again??
[03:10] <semitones> ActionParsnip: yep. aptitude search 'mumble' even shows that it conflicts with package 'mumble'
[03:10] <semitones> *aptitude show mumble
[03:11] <ActionParsnip> semitones: have you contacted the ppa maintainer?
[03:11] <arjuna> cfhowlett, ubuntu is the native, win xp is the virtual
[03:11] <semitones> ActionParsnip: no -- is the ppa name also the launchpad name?
[03:11] <cfhowlett> arjuna: ubuntu number?
[03:11] <arjuna> oneiric, 11.10
[03:12] <arjuna> cfhowlett, oneiric, 11.10
[03:12] <Anthony> if i download lilo does it come with a version of linux
[03:12] <deper29> hey, anyone here have experience with dual booting windows 7 and ubuntu 11.10 on a machine with a UEFI?
[03:12] <cfhowlett> arjuna: virtualbox may not be fully capable of running unity.
[03:13] <ActionParsnip> semitones: https://launchpad.net/~slicer   has some contact email addresses
[03:13] <arjuna> cfhowlett, disabled unity...running gnome-shell
[03:13] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: no, lilo is just a boot loader
[03:13] <cfhowlett> arjuna: ah.  OK, I'm officially over my head as I only boot LTS releases.  ask the channel again, because IDK.
[03:14] <Anthony> i need the whole thing, what do i use
[03:14] <arjuna> cfhowlett, no worries...thank you for the help
[03:14] <Oer> !anyone | deper29
[03:14] <h00k> Anthony: lilo is just a boot loader.What are you trying to accomplish?
[03:15] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: you can install lilo in Ubuntu..
[03:15] <semitones> ActionParsnip: I sent him a message on irc. meanwhile, is there a way to tell aptitude, "install the mumble from ppa:slicer" ?
[03:15] <Anthony> i want to install linux on dellinspiron 600m
[03:15] <Oer> melinate, xserver-xorg-video-vesa should be available
[03:15] <tiago> ActionParsnip: so i removed the first stick and it seemed to do the trick, back to normal, thanks
[03:15] <melinate> Oer: is that a package?
[03:16] <deper29> Sorry. I'm having an issue getting 11.10 working on my computer. I get this message when I try to boot invalid arch independent ELF magic
[03:16] <ActionParsnip> tiago: bad ram will affect al the system as the apps run in ram
[03:16] <dkudos> #ovirt
[03:16] <ActionParsnip> tiago: its one reason why memtest is on the CD, RAM is stupidly cheap so you can slam another stick in later
[03:17] <Oer> !info xserver-xorg-video-vesa
[03:17] <cfhowlett> Anthony: that's an old machine and it's specs will make running the latest ubuntu a challenge.  Suggest you install xubuntu or lubuntu - both are lightweight distros perfect for low spec machines
[03:18] <h00k> Anthony: that doesn't quote depend on lilo ?
[03:18] <h00k> Anthony: are you having issues with your Ubuntu CD?
[03:18] <tiago> ActionParsnip: what could cause the ram to get like this? now i'm not sure if it was the ram in itself or the structure it was holding it since a piece below the left clip is broken
[03:18] <h00k> !install | Anthony
[03:19] <melinate> Oer: thanks, my problem is how do I force that driver to be used rather than one of the nvidia drivers during install?  I'm guessing I need to do a server install first, but haven't tried that yet
[03:19] <ActionParsnip> tiago: age, voltage fluctuations (suden power offs), cheap ram
[03:21] <deper29> I tried doing this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1014708 and ended up getting this at the end http://pastebin.com/6DDRfctF
[03:23] <tiago> ActionParsnip: is there a way to deactivate a RAM stick, so that there is no need to remove it?
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> tiago: unless your BIOS supports it, no
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> tiago: some server motherboards can deactivate CPU and RAM slots so you can swap parts out
[03:24] <Oer> melinate, you could try alternate cd, it is textbased
[03:25] <aeon-ltd> deper29: your root isn't /mnt it can be mounted in /mnt/ though
[03:25] <Oer> !alternate
[03:25] <ActionParsnip> deper29: try this: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/09/live-usb-sticking-grub-2-video/
[03:26] <deper29> ActionParsnip, thanks, I'll check this out now
[03:26] <Anthony> im try xubuntu
[03:26] <semitones> ActionParsnip: I found out what was going on -- 404 error from the ppa when I update
[03:26] <cfhowlett> Anthony: go with the LTS version 10.04.
[03:26] <deper29> ActionParsnip, I was on here earlier trying to get help, and someone ended up giving me this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1837235 said it was out of his abilities though :/
[03:27] <cfhowlett> !LTS|anthony
[03:27] <ActionParsnip> semitones: then the ppa doesn't support your release
[03:27] <semitones> ActionParsnip: ok. I sent the developer a question on irc, hopefully he will answer
[03:27] <Anthony> where do i get that
[03:28] <BABY_> I want to shit in sombodyś mouth!
[03:28] <mobodo> woah, forked-laapd is awesome.
[03:28] <cfhowlett> Anthony: what part of the world are you in
[03:28] <Anthony> usa
[03:29] <urlin2u> !op | BABY_
[03:29] <cfhowlett> Anthony: http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/CDs-Xubuntu/10.04/release/
[03:29] <BABY_> I want to shit into you mouth urlin2u
[03:29] <BABY_> oh yeahhh
[03:29] <BABY_> tie me to my bedpost and sitk your big jewish cock into my asshole
[03:29] <cfhowlett> Anthony: you'll want to get http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/CDs-Xubuntu/10.04/release/xubuntu-10.04.2-alternate-i386.iso
[03:29] <BABY_> ream me hard baby
[03:29] <FloodBot1> BABY_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:29] <cfhowlett> !ops
[03:29] <BABY_> fill me up with your gefiltecum
[03:30] <cfhowlett> Anthony: will you r laptop have xubuntu only it?
[03:31] <ksx4system> is there something like daily build of 12.04?
[03:31] <ksx4system> I'd love to make custom LiveCD rebuild of this one
[03:31] <urlin2u> ksx4system, yep
[03:31] <Anthony> yes
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> ksx4system: yes, but ask in #ubuntu+1 pleae
[03:31] <Oer> ksx4system, yes, but support is in @ubuntu+1
[03:31] <urlin2u> ksx4system, 12.04 is ubuntu+1
[03:32] <cfhowlett> Anthony: then you should really xubuntu.  be patient, follow the installation instructions and I think you'll really enjoy your machine.
[03:32] <ksx4system> thanks but I only wanted to know if daily livecd exists :) thanks anyway
[03:32] <Anthony> ty
[03:33] <marrok_> is anyone here familiar with open vas?
[03:35] <sprites> what do you use to make custom builds of the live cd?
[03:35] <RapeStaffers> I want to shit in your mouth sprites!
[03:35] <cfhowlett> how to ignore /ignore rapestaffers
[03:35] <AfterDeath> cfhowlett: Don't worry, he's gone
[03:35] <ActionParsnip> cfhowlett: /ignore nick
[03:36] <sprites> lol
[03:36] <cfhowlett> afterdeath actionparsnip tyvm
[03:36] <arjuna> some ppls children...
[03:37] <sprites> were do they come out from
[03:37] <Corey> It requires no comment. :)
[03:37] <sprites> ye :)
[03:46] <fellayaboy> can someone help...my wired connection keeps getting connection established and disconnected every 2 seconds...whats going on???
[03:47] <invisiblek> tried a different network cable? different port?
[03:47] <invisiblek> (always gotta try the easy things first)
[03:47] <invisiblek> what kind of nic is it?
[03:47] <fellayaboy> unforunaltey theres no other port
[03:47] <invisiblek> :(
[03:47] <fellayaboy> idk
[03:48] <fellayaboy> how do i find out?
[03:48] <invisiblek> its probably not the port, but worth a shot
[03:48] <invisiblek> run: lspci
[03:48] <invisiblek> copy and paste it on pastebin
[03:48] <invisiblek> and then give me the link
[03:48] <fellayaboy> i setup a vpn..i put my wired connection to share to other computers.....i connect to the net with my wireless...so im thinkin it could be that
[03:49] <invisiblek> hmm, you set up vpn to do that?
[03:50] <Anthony> what do i chose a partiton disk for best results
[03:50] <invisiblek> Anthony, it depends on what you want to do. do you plan to have another OS on this hard drive?
[03:50] <fellayaboy> yes
[03:50] <invisiblek> if not, just do the guided using the entire drive
[03:50] <Anthony> no
[03:51] <invisiblek> fellayaboy, you probably would want something more like a NAT instead of VPN for that situation
[03:51] <cfhowlett> Anthony: use the whole drive then
[03:51] <fellayaboy> http://pastebin.com/ipH59ZYV#
[03:51] <fellayaboy> can a tun0 connection do something like that to this thing?
[03:51] <Anthony> k ty
[03:52] <invisiblek> fellayaboy, i really don't think you want to use a vpn here (which is what tun would be used for)
[03:52] <Lazerath> I the "cat partitions" command in the /proc folder
[03:52] <Lazerath> The boot drive is sda1
[03:52] <Lazerath> But the files are on the lvm sda5
[03:52] <Lazerath> the sda1 does have some files for booting
[03:52] <Lazerath> But the lvm is locked so how do I reinstall grub
[03:52] <FloodBot1> Lazerath: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:52] <fellayaboy> wheres the log to see why its disconnecting and connecting
[03:52] <fellayaboy> no i do invisiblek
[03:52] <fellayaboy> im bridging my xbox to my home network
[03:52] <fellayaboy> or trying to ...using vpn
[03:53] <invisiblek> any reason in particular you want to use vpn?
[03:54] <fellayaboy> trying to use this app from verizon fios so i can watch tv at this temporary location using my xbox
[03:55] <urlin2u> !who
[03:55] <fellayaboy> it only works from my lan..so im guessing if i vpn it should work
[03:55] <invisiblek> ic
[03:55] <fellayaboy> !tab
[03:55] <invisiblek> are you plugged directly from the ubuntu box to the xbox?
[03:56] <fellayaboy> invisiblek, yes..im plugged directly to the xbox with my ubuntu box
[03:56] <invisiblek> using a crossover or straight through cable?
[03:56] <fellayaboy> straight cable
[03:56] <fellayaboy> this worked before
[03:57] <fellayaboy> idk if my hardware just went dead or since i upgraded to 11.10
[03:57] <fellayaboy> or the vpn setup..everything works fine...when i vpn it works good
[03:57] <fellayaboy> when im not vpn it works good too invisiblek
[03:57] <invisiblek> hmm
[03:58] <fellayaboy> its just the wired connection keeps restarting...at first it was stable...then it just continued to reconnect every 2 seconds...
[03:58] <invisiblek> tried with static ip addresses?
[03:58] <fellayaboy> naaah
[03:58] <bobenhaus> this clown just got home from woek
[03:59] <invisiblek> worth a shot, if there is an issue with whatever is handing out dhcp...
[03:59] <fellayaboy> i know its not the cable
[03:59] <fellayaboy> when i connect the xbox directly to the router it works fine
[03:59] <fellayaboy> wheres the log
[03:59] <fellayaboy> is there a log i can use?
[03:59] <invisiblek> /var/log/syslog maybe?
[03:59] <invisiblek> dmesg
[03:59] <fellayaboy> let me see brb
[04:00] <invisiblek> good luck
[04:03] <fellayaboy> http://pastebin.com/7Xb8y8eT
[04:03] <fellayaboy> take a look at that invisiblek
[04:03] <malibu> Hi there, does anyone know how to change the background color of the calendar in the date and time widget
[04:05] <aBound> Does anybody have any audio issues when using Ubuntu 11.10 when I'm on Youtube and sometimes watch another clip. All of a sudden the sound stops working and I have to close the web browser than reopen it to hear sound.
[04:08] <m4k> How to create ubuntu alternate cd from scratch
[04:09] <ActionParsnip> m4k: you can use the minimal ISO and remaster it
[04:10] <aBound> It's the action man. :P
[04:10] <m4k> Ok thnks
[04:10] <ActionParsnip> tada.wav
[04:13] <c_smith> could a printer only printing in yellow and black be a software problem?
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> c_smith: print a huge bock of cyan and magenta, may pull the ink through, or do a head clean
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> *block
[04:14] <c_smith> ActionParsnip, how would I do this?
[04:16] <ActionParsnip> c_smith: use gimp or similar, print head clean will depen on the make and model. HP have a fantastic tool kit which can probably do head cleaning
[04:16] <c_smith> ah, ok
[04:17] <c_smith> I'll try the block first.
[04:17] <c_smith> printers are a new thing to me.
[04:24] <c_smith> ActionParsnip, looks like the ink just wasn't coming through yet, as these blocks are making it come through now.
[04:24] <Arney> howdy... my may ttl is suffering a graphical crisis... I am on ttl1. How do I reset the gui on ttl7?
[04:25] <Arney> s/may/main
[04:26] <Anthony> that dosent work either
[04:28] <urlin2u> Anthony, you addressing somebody in particular?
[04:28] <kraz3d> Anyone have any recommendations for any good wallpaper websites?
[04:28] <Anthony> no
[04:29] <urlin2u> Anthony, cool.
[04:29] <North> Do you know Why I cannot write on HDD secondary?????
[04:29] <North> I can read the file on HDD secondary.
[04:29] <Anthony> im trying to installl a version of linux on a dell inprion 600 m
[04:29] <Arney> how do I restart unity, gnome and everything visible?
[04:29] <diggdeep> * Using Dell xps 1645
[04:29] <diggdeep> * Using kernel 3.0.0-15, then screen frozen.
[04:29] <diggdeep> * Restart machine, but black screen with no bios or Dell logo.
[04:29] <diggdeep> * The screen doesn't seem to be working at all.
[04:29] <diggdeep> * Connect the laptop external monitor, the external monitor works, but laptop monitor is still black.
[04:29] <FloodBot1> diggdeep: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:29] <diggdeep> * Sometimes the laptop monitor will work suddenly.
[04:30] <OctoByte> North, by chance is your secondary Hdd NTFS?
[04:31] <urlin2u> Anthony, you have the stock 512 MB ram?
[04:31] <Anthony> no 2g
[04:33] <ActionParsnip> diggdeep: what GPU do you use?
[04:35] <new2net> With natty/unity x86 32bit. The option to lock the screen after a period of time is kind of buggy. When I return to my screen (which should be locked) it actually lets see and interact with the desktop environment before the screen to authenticate comes up. This lasts for a couple of seconds. Why might this be happening? Does checkbox have something to test this with?
[04:36] <bobenhaus> anyone here using xchat?
[04:36] <cjaredrun> i am bobenhaus
[04:36] <bobenhaus> Cjaredrun: Do you know how to change the output font use when talking in a channel?
[04:37] <bobenhaus> Cjaredrun: Do you know how to change the output font color  when talking in a channel?
[04:37] <bobenhaus> :)
[04:37] <Anthony> urlin: any i deas
[04:37] <cjaredrun> sorry no bobenhaus i dont
[04:38] <bobenhaus> Cjaredrun: is your font grey as well?
[04:38] <cjaredrun> yes
[04:38] <bobenhaus> ok :
[04:38] <North> octbyte: how can I check if it's NTF or not?
[04:39] <superdave321> anyone familiar with running spotify under wine? it's crashing every time i use it...
[04:39] <bobenhaus> what version of wine?
[04:40] <bobenhaus> I'm using 1.3
[04:40] <North> OctoByte: How can I check if it's NTFS or not?
[04:42] <urlin2u> North, the disk utility will tell you or in the terminal sudo blkid
[04:42] <urlin2u> or sudo fsdik -l
[04:44] <Anthony> urlin2u: are you going to help me
[04:44] <bobenhaus> spotify crashed on my first try but now it is running fine
[04:44] <bobenhaus> :)
[04:45] <urlin2u> Anthony, if I was I use your nic, as fra as your computer and linux you just have to try a few and see what works for you.
[04:45] <urlin2u> far*
[04:46] <Anthony> i have been having problems with grub
[04:46] <urlin2u> Anthony, what are they I missed that?
[04:46] <Anthony> i keep getting grub rescue error
[04:47] <urlin2u> Anthony, can you give any background leading to that, and if you have more then one hard drive.
[04:47] <Anthony> just on
[04:48] <urlin2u> anothony any back to this?
[04:49] <urlin2u> Anthony, anything preceding this grub error or just random incidence?
[04:49] <Anthony> what you mean
[04:50] <urlin2u> Anthony, I'm not sure I can exsplain it any better then my last question.
[04:51] <OctoByte> North, disk utility or sudo fsdisk -l
[04:51] <Anthony> i trid in stall ubuntu and xbuntu
[04:51] <urlin2u> Anthony, both..... one after the other can you give details.
[04:51] <North> urlin2u: /deb/sdb1: UUID="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3"
[04:52] <Anthony> yes
[04:52] <North> OctoByte:  can you understand?
[04:53] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: is the RAM healthy?
[04:53] <Anthony> yes
[04:53] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: when did you last test it?
[04:53] <Anthony> when i had windows a week ago
[04:54] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: windows doesn't have a ram tester
[04:54] <Anthony> no but i was fine whe i had windows
[04:54] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: i don't care. I helped someone about 30 mins ago who's previous OS was OK and the RAM tested as bad
[04:55] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: another OS running ok is not a ram test
[04:55] <North> urlin2u: how can I save the terminal command history?
[04:55] <Anthony> i know that
[04:55] <urlin2u>  North copy and paste it to a doc
[04:56] <North> urlin2u: it's impossible.
[04:56] <ActionParsnip> North: you can run:  history > ~/Desktop/HistorySave.txt
[04:56] <urlin2u> North, why highlight it right click copy and then paste.
[04:56] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: so why say that windows ran fine, when you know that it's not a ram test
[04:57] <North> urlin2u: oh, now it works out
[04:57] <Anthony> cuase wouldnt that cuase issues with windows
[04:57] <North> /dev/sda1: UUID="5af9c171-e566-4c85-84be-f36aa6ee6b37" TYPE="ext3"
[04:57] <North> /dev/sda5: TYPE="swap" UUID="4f3ea3c7-9588-48d3-b72b-73efd5f229a5"
[04:57] <North> /dev/sdb1: UUID="56e6fba8-12c0-4ae6-88a5-edb9b3c966ef" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3"
[04:57] <urlin2u> North, check ActionParsnip's command as well.
[04:57] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: windows may be able to detect and avoid bad ram
[04:57] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: it is a completely different OS
[04:57] <Anthony> so how do i check
[04:57] <North> OctoByte: /dev/sda1: UUID="5af9c171-e566-4c85-84be-f36aa6ee6b37" TYPE="ext3"
[04:57] <North> /dev/sda5: TYPE="swap" UUID="4f3ea3c7-9588-48d3-b72b-73efd5f229a5"
[04:57] <North> /dev/sdb1: UUID="56e6fba8-12c0-4ae6-88a5-edb9b3c966ef" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3"
[04:58] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: the CD has the memtester on it, run it a few mins and if you see any RED, your RAM is damaged some place
[04:58] <superdave_> Does anyone else have trouble networking with usb wifi adapters?
[04:59] <Anthony> ok
[05:00] <North> OctoByte: can you guess why I cannot write on HDD secondary?
[05:01] <OctoByte> North, looks like your secondary HDD IS an ext3 (assuming that sdb1 is your secondary HDD). I think the problem is with the permissions. Looks you have read-only permissions.
[05:01] <North> OctoByte: where can I change the permission?
[05:03] <North> I checked the Properties-Permmissions. and the message is " THe permissions of "disk" could not be determined."
[05:03] <superdave_> can anybody verify compatibility with Lynksys WMP11 wifi PCI adapter?
[05:03] <ActionParsnip> superdave_: what chip does it use?
[05:03] <North> OctoByte: I checked the Properties-Permmissions. and the message is " THe permissions of "disk" could not be determined."
[05:04] <superdave_> ActionParsnip: ahh.. no clue... it's version 4 of the hardware if that helps...
[05:04] <ActionParsnip> superdave_: if you can find out the chip, we can say. Linksys buy chips from atheros, intel and broadcom and make their adapters
[05:06] <OctoByte> North, Interesting, I have never encountered something like that before. I'm not really sure what to do here. But I believe the answer lies in editing your fstab.
[05:06] <ActionParsnip> superdave_: let me search
[05:06] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | superdave_ may have some compatible devices for you
[05:06] <T_H_X> North: ls -l /disk/mount/point   wherever that is
[05:06] <OctoByte> North, heres more info on editing your fstab: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[05:06] <North> OctoByte: how can I edit the fstab?
[05:07] <ActionParsnip> superdave_: seems to use ndiswrapper http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=7319&page=2
[05:07] <superdave_> ActionParsnip: it's inprocomm
[05:07] <zykotick9> North: "gksudo gedit /etc/fstab" is one method
[05:07] <mig_seixas> cpbr5
[05:07] <OctoByte> North, however I should warn you to take care when editing fstab. It can cause lots of problems if you mess up
[05:08] <T_H_X> North: mount the disk then use sudo chmod to change perms, dont force them through fstab
[05:08] <OctoByte> North, read this article first, it will help you: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[05:08] <superdave_> ActionParsnip: Thanks!
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> superdave_: my Netgear WG311T PCI  runs straight out of the box, but I don't use it
[05:08] <T_H_X> North: also make sure the disk is healthy, fsck -p /dev/sdb1
[05:08] <zykotick9> superdave_: if it's USB, you might want to unplug it (wait a couple of seconds) plug it back in and in a terminal run "dmesg | tail -25" to find more info on the device.
[05:09] <spoken> i'm getting wierd boot error,, i can get to grub but can't get the kernel to load. keep getting udevd[87]
[05:09] <zykotick9> superdave_: oh, ndiswrapper... sorry, AP gave you the info already.
[05:09] <michael_mbp> hi all, how can I add a .conf to upstart?  I've added the file to /etc/init/
[05:10] <OctoByte> North, listen to T_H_X he knows what he's talking about
[05:10] <quiescens> michael_mbp: if you have written the file correctly that should be all you need to do?
[05:10] <zykotick9> michael_mbp: 1) do you really need it on boot?  2) is rc.local an option for you?
[05:11] <michael_mbp> the file is god.conf
[05:11] <michael_mbp> so service god start should work right?
[05:13] <ActionParsnip> !upstart
[05:15] <spoken> when i boot i'm getting ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/a3a... does not exist.  Dropping to a shell!  I can get to grub but kernel won't boot.
[05:15] <michael_mbp> that's not helping as I've looked at that
[05:17] <ActionParsnip> spoken: is the uuid the uuid of your system partition?
[05:17] <spoken> i believe so but i don't know it that way.  is there a way to check from initramfs?
[05:18] <ActionParsnip> spoken: boot to live cd and run:  sudo blkid    compare the strings
[05:18] <spoken> gotcha.  will do.  thank you!
[05:22] <SoulShadow> I need a good RDP client, rdesktop seems kind of barebones to me
[05:25] <somsip> SoulShadow: I used Remmina last time I needed one. It worked <shrugs>
[05:25] <SoulShadow> i like to rdp into my desktop while on my laptop
[05:26] <SoulShadow> and mstsc in windows works wonderfully, but rdesktop is heavily lacking compared to that
[05:27] <BryanRuiz1> how do i tell a service not to start on boot?
[05:28] <zykotick9> BryanRuiz1: the ugly way would be to rename the .conf file in /etc/init/ to foo.conf.disabled (not pretty method that's for sure)
[05:29] <dr_willis> you can edit the .conf file. but i just rename them.
[05:29] <dr_willis> simple :) but unusual
[05:29] <dr_willis> the upstart homepage/wiki may give other ways.  But i dont think theres a standard way to do it.
[05:30] <llutz_> upstart still lacks basic features
[05:30] <dr_willis> if you dont want a service running. why do you have it installed?
[05:30] <dr_willis> upstart docs i belive mention how doint that stuff is left up to the disrto maker. :) Been ages since i last looked at them.
[05:31] <misteree> semen cum jizz splooge nut seed spunk wad
[05:33] <JermBob> lol
[05:37] <bobenhaus> question: is ubuntun 11.10 gnome desktop?
[05:37] <ActionParsnip> bobenhaus: yes, using unity shell
[05:37] <cjaredrun> yes bobe
[05:37] <dr_willis> 11.10 uses gnome3 wigth the unity shell by default
[05:37] <cjaredrun> bobenhaus,
[05:37] <bobenhaus> actionparsnip: tanks
[05:37] <ActionParsnip> bobenhaus: if you like the gnome2 look, use xubuntu
[05:37] <skilz> How do I change my hostname by commands
[05:38] <crizzy> or fallback
[05:38] <crizzy> !nounity
[05:38] <bobenhaus> how do I install xubuntu?
[05:38] <dr_willis> !hostname
[05:38] <bobenhaus> !gnome
[05:38] <crizzy> bobenhaus: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[05:38] <ActionParsnip> skilz: gksudo gedit /etc/hosts &    then run:    gksudo gedit /etc/hostname
[05:38] <ActionParsnip> skilz: change both files (case sensitive), then reboot
[05:38] <bobenhaus> doh. I just typed sudo apt-get install gnome
[05:39] <ActionParsnip> crizzy: no need for the apps too, you just need xfce4
[05:39] <dr_willis> that may install a few extra gnome files
[05:39] <ActionParsnip> crizzy: you can use the standing gnome apps in xfce
[05:39] <skilz> I changed /etc/hosts
[05:39] <skilz> what else?
[05:39] <crizzy> well, yes
[05:39] <crizzy> tho i recommend testing gnome3 fallback first
[05:39] <dr_willis> !hostname | skilz
[05:40] <ActionParsnip> skilz: you need to change /etc/hostname at the same time, or sudo won't work. Thats why I said to open BOTH files before editting
[05:40] <crizzy> apart from needing holding alt to make any changes to panels it's like classic
[05:45] <Anthony> action: its taken a long time
[05:46] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: it will run indefinately if you let it, have you any red in the main part of the screen?
[05:46] <damo22> how do i load  a module i just installed
[05:46] <zykotick9> damo22: "sudo modprobe foo"
[05:46] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: like this: http://www.mynetnuke.com/Portals/28/images/Articles/MemtestMNN.jpg
[05:46] <Anthony> no says errors zero
[05:46] <damo22> crap wrong channel!!
[05:46] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: cool, hit ESC and the system will boot, your RAM is error free :D
[05:47] <damo22> i meant a haskell module
[05:47] <damo22> sorry ot
[05:47] <Anthony> ok then what
[05:49] <macmartine> What's the best way to run a command on startup?
[05:49] <somsip> macmartine: add it to /etc/rc.local
[05:49] <dfcnvt> macmartine: init would be the one but I forgot how :\
[05:49] <dfcnvt> macmartine: ^ what he said.
[05:50] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: not quite sure tbh, maybe others can advisWe have removed bad ram as a cause of the issue though which is good
[05:50] <Anthony> yeah
[05:50] <rimp> Hi, I bought a new sound card/interface combo and and I can get the inputs to record through a recording workshop, I've tried qjackcontorl and patchete for alsa and even reinstalling alsa and still wont work. Please Help.
[05:50] <macmartine> somsip: Thanks!
[05:51] <somsip> macmartine: np
[05:51] <dr_willis> macmartine:  depends on the comman d also
[05:52] <ActionParsnip> rimp: does it output sound ok?
[05:52] <ActionParsnip> macmartine: does it need to be run as root?
[05:52] <macmartine> I'm starting a process monitor with "god -c god/resque.god" for https://github.com/mojombo/god
[05:52] <macmartine> yeah
[05:53] <ActionParsnip> macmartine: then it will need to go in /etc/rc.local above the 'exit 0' line
[05:53] <llutz_> macmartine: use full pathes when using rc.local
[05:53] <rimp> Yes, i can even adjust input volume through the alsa mixer and it works through headphones but not into software
[05:53] <macmartine> thanks guys
[05:53] <hipitihop> is there a way to reboot from an ssh session and specify a previous kernel to be boot with ?
[05:54] <c_nick> is it possible to use my VDI over the network on my other terminal ?
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> hipitihop: you will need to edit the DEFAULT= line in /etc/default/grub  to specify the kernel
[05:54] <crizzy> hipitihop: you need to set it default in grub
[05:54] <llutz_> hipitihop: man grub-reboot
[05:54] <crizzy> ^^
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> hipitihop: edit it and run: sudo update-grub  to make it stick
[05:54] <dr_willis> grub entries start at 0  zero, not one when counting also i belive
[05:55] <llutz_> you don't need to edit any file for this
[05:55] <Fudge> how can you get info on what cahnged, like release notes from package versions?
[05:55] <ActionParsnip> hipitihop: if you run: sudo update-grub    you can see the list of installed kernels and such (the recovery mode lines), the latest will be line 0
[05:55] <llutz_> Fudge: aptitude changelog packagename
[05:55] <ActionParsnip> llutz_: ah, wasn't aware of that one.
[05:55] <hipitihop> llutz: what do you mean no need to edit file
[05:55] <boolean_> 这是一个测试
[05:55] <boolean_> this is test
[05:56] <llutz_> hipitihop: read "man grub-reboot"
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> llutz_: that's pretty badass
[05:56] <Fudge> thanks
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> llutz_: sudo grub-reboot 1      for example?
[05:56] <rimp> Can anyone help me?
[05:56] <llutz_> ActionParsnip: thats what the man-page says
[05:57] <ActionParsnip> llutz_: i gots the man page online, doesn't really say how 'entry' is defined afaics
[05:58] <Anthony> action: any ideas
[05:58] <llutz_> " ENTRY is a number or a menu item title" ActionParsnip
[05:58] <Jordan_U> ActionParsnip: It could either be an entry number, starting from 0, or an entry title like 'Ubuntu, with Linux 3.2.0-12-generic'.
[05:58] <dr_willis> i do recall reading where some of these grub commands need the 'saved last entry' feature/option enabled in the grub configs
[05:59] <hipitihop> ActionParsnip, llutz, Jordan_U: thanks for your help
[05:59] <dr_willis> but ive never used the features.
[05:59] <ActionParsnip> Jordan_U: nice, learned something new
[06:00] <llutz_> ActionParsnip: there's "grub-set-default" too :)
[06:03] <Anthony> Action:
[06:06] <hipitihop> llutz: hmm tries 'sudo grub-reboot 1' and 'sudo grub-reboot 2' and both times it asked to confirm rebot, it did, but I log in and it seem to be running same latest entry
[06:07] <hipitihop> llutz: update grub shows "Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-38-generic
[06:07] <hipitihop> Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-37-generic
[06:07] <hipitihop> Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-36-generic
[06:07] <hipitihop> Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-35-generic...
[06:07] <Jordan_U> hipitihop: Did you put GRUB_DEFAULT=saved in /etc/default/grub and run "sudo update-grub"?
[06:08] <Jordan_U> !pastebin | hipitihop
[06:08] <hipitihop> Jordan_U, I thought I did not need to do that if using 'sudo grub-reboot'
[06:09] <Jordan_U> hipitihop: You do, if you're using grub2. I think you're using grub legacy though, which I don't recommend. What is the output of "grub-install --version"?
[06:10] <hipitihop> Jordan_U, (GNU GRUB 0.97)
[06:10] <Jordan_U> hipitihop: That's grub legacy.
[06:11] <Jordan_U> hipitihop: I recommend that you upgrade to grub2. It's pretty safe, but you should have a LiveCD handy just in case something goes wrong.
[06:11] <hipitihop> Jordan_U, hmm, seems upgrade to LTS did not sort that
[06:12] <hipitihop> Jordan_U, ok have a few things running on this machine so will have to schedule a reasonable time to fiddle with gruva and live cd in hand...
[06:12] <zykotick9> hipitihop: upgrades to 10.04LTS where design NOT to upgrade grub by default, it's working as designed
[06:13] <Jordan_U> hipitihop: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Upgrading_to_GRUB_2_From_GRUB
[06:13] <hipitihop> Jordan_U, if my grub menu does not show on bott, is there a way to bring it up while machine is booting ?
[06:15] <Jordan_U> hipitihop: With grub legacy in Ubuntu the menu was always shown by default. With grub2 in Ubuntu the menu is hidden by default unless you dual boot, and can be accessed at boot by holding shift even when it's hidden.
[06:16] <Anthony> ACTION
[06:16] <hipitihop> Jordan_U, this is originally a mythbuntu install which has gone through upgrades so not really sure what the defaultis, but willsee if I can choose via shift
[06:16] <hipitihop> Jordan_U, ActionParsnip: thanks for your help guys.
[06:17] <vsync> anthony... hopkins? quinn? bourdain?
[06:17] <Anthony> whyat
[06:17] <Jordan_U> !tab | Anthony
[06:17] <vsync> which
[06:18] <Anthony> ubottu:
[06:18] <vsync> ubottu
[06:20] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: sup0?
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: if you TAB complete my FULL nick it will highlight me..
[06:21] <ztane> rsyslogd @ 11.04 hangs on upgrade/startup/whatever
[06:21] <ztane> any ideas?
[06:21] <Anthony> so what do i do
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: Didn't you see what I said literally 30 mins ago
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> 05:50 < ActionParsnip> Anthony: not quite sure tbh, maybe others can advisWe have removed bad ram as a cause of the issue though which is good
[06:22] <Anthony> yeah i saw that but stuck i dont know who esles to ask
[06:22] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: not me, I thought it would be obvious to anyone NOT to ask someone who doesn't know and has made clear they don't know...
[06:23] <ActionParsnip> Anthony: so why do you keep bothering me, it makes absolutely no sense at all
[06:23] <Anthony> ok sorry
[06:23] <vsync> :DD
[06:23] <Anthony> Can any one help me with a Grub Rescue error
[06:24] <vsync> Anthony kk, can you boot it manually though?
[06:24] <theadmin> ztane: /var full maybe? You sure logrotate is installed?
[06:24] <Anthony> no OS
[06:24] <vsync> ??
[06:25] <Jordan_U> Anthony: Please run boot info script and pastebin the RESULTS.txt
[06:25] <Jordan_U> !bootinfo | Anthony
[06:25] <ztane> theadmin: 145 gigs free
[06:25] <ztane> theadmin: it also hangs on stop
[06:26] <theadmin> ztane: Hmm... Any output when you start it manually as in "sudo service rsyslogd start"?
[06:26] <ztane> theadmin: no
[06:26] <ztane> just hangs, but starts the job,i f i ctrl-c it is already started
[06:27] <theadmin> ztane: Ah then probably something wrong with the config file in /etc/init/
[06:29] <Rockj> Q: Anyone can assist me on removing known "ecryptfs-add-passphrase"s ? It says it stores it to kernel keyring, which I have no clue what it is.
[06:29] <Rockj> (basically I want my system to forget the details about how to unencrypt the private area, so I can start over setting it up)
[06:29] <Rockj> (trying to mount my old private dir .. )
[06:31] <theadmin> Rockj: "ecryptfs-manager" might help, honestly I don't see anything about it in the manual page, but just try running that I guess :$ I'm still looking though
[06:32] <rizal> .mjjk.
[06:32] <Anthony> <script src="http://pastebin.com/embed_js.php?i=05qp4i9i"></script>
[06:35] <ztane> theadmin: hmm, config is unchanged
[06:35] <ztane> actually the daemon does not seem to start now
[06:35] <ztane> but it does on commandline
[06:36] <theadmin> ztane: Hm, even weirder
[06:36] <Jordan_U> Anthony: Are you having any problem running boot info script or pastebining the RESULTS.txt?
[06:36] <yezariaely> my built-in webcam is visible in lsusb, lsmod shows 'video' but I do not have a /dev/video any ideas?
[06:37] <ztane> i wonder if upstart is somehow gotten founny
[06:38] <Anthony> no
[06:38] <ztane> *funny
[06:41] <ztane> theadmin: reboot helped, not nice, fortunately this was not in production
[06:42] <Jordan_U> Anthony: Do you realize that you still haven't posted a link to your RESULTS.txt?
[06:42] <Anthony> yes i did
[06:42] <Anthony> <script src="http://pastebin.com/embed_js.php?i=05qp4i9i"></script>
[06:43] <tigrang> why can i access windows shares on C: but not on a second drive D: - the whole D drive is shared but accessing says Failed to mount
[06:45] <Jordan_U> Anthony: That's not a proper link. First of all it has <script> tags, which it shouldn't. If I ignore the script tags and put http://pastebin.com/embed_js.php?i=05qp4i9i into my browser I get something which is not boot info script results.
[06:45] <Jordan_U> Anthony: Try using http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[06:45] <Rockj> theadmin: http://sysphere.org/~anrxc/j/articles/ecryptfs/index.html  seems to be a good article about ecryptfs.
[06:45] <urlin2u> Anthony, should look like this. http://paste.ubuntu.com/832301/
[06:45] <Anthony> i can boot in to pc
[06:46] <froxt> Hello everyone
[06:46] <froxt> I finally installed 11.04, now upgrading 11.10
[06:48] <overclucker> euse -a
[06:48] <overclucker> oops
[06:48] <share> !adhoc
[06:50] <Anthony> i cant log in to pc
[06:50] <superdave321> how do I change the name of my computer?
[06:50] <zykotick9> !hostname | superdave321
[06:51] <Rockj> theadmin: tho, im still confused about where it gets stored in the end again.
[06:51] <dfcnvt> Shoot, I feel my usefullness over ubuntu is decreased... :( What else must I explore/do with ubuntu?
[06:52] <superdave321> zykotick9 Thanks!
[06:55] <superdave321> How should I go about sharing a whole hard drive over SMB?
[06:55] <urlin2u> dfcnvt, this is support in general you might try #ubbuntu-offtopic
[06:55] <urlin2u> #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:56] <dfcnvt> Very well, I'll use that instead.
[06:56] <T_H_X> end of line
[06:58] <ActionParsnip> dfcnvt: if you have multiple ubuntu PCs you could make a local repo mirror to speed up updates
[06:58] <dfcnvt> Is it possible to look up title on my browser via terminal?
[06:59] <dfcnvt> ActionParsnip: I'll put that in the note.
[06:59] <ztane> dfcnvt: ?
[07:00] <ztane> dfcnvt: window title?
[07:00] <dfcnvt> Say, I have a browser running in the corner of my multiple desktop. And I'd like to check the window title of that browser via terminal on a seperate Desktop screen.
[07:00] <dfcnvt> ztane: yes.
[07:00] <ActionParsnip> dfcnvt: wmctrl may be able to
[07:00] <superdave321> Error on creating RAID-0: "Failed to execute child process "mdadm" (No such file or directory)"
[07:00] <ztane> dfcnvt: with xwininfo
[07:01] <MK`> how can I tell the capacity of an empty disk? The disk utility says this DVD only has 2 kb free
[07:02] <dfcnvt> ztane: I'll look into that.. (just checked, it required me to click with mouse) I'll figure out
[07:02] <T_H_X> superdave321: sudo apt-get install mdadm
[07:02] <ztane> dfcnvt: xwininfo -root -children for starters
[07:03] <superdave321> T_H_X: Thanks. Why wouldn't that already be installed?
[07:04] <Lint> because it's not needed by default?
[07:04] <dfcnvt> Work well, "xwininfo -root -children | grep google-chrome"
[07:05] <An_dep> how can Disable Ethernet interface? Blacklist? Ubuntu 11.10
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> An_dep: blacklist the module it uses and it won't load :)
[07:05] <superdave321> lint: yeah, ok. It is kind of an advanced feature, but shouldn't a provision be put into the OS at least telling you that you have to install it before it will work?
[07:06] <superdave321> lint: the feature being creating a RAID-0 scheme.
[07:06] <dfcnvt> Not so narrow but that's good enough... Actually no, how do you grep with the space in it?  | grep "Chrome Chrome"?
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> dfcnvt: could grep one word then grep the next, not graceful but should work
[07:07] <ztane> dfcnvt: yep
[07:07] <dfcnvt> Didn't think of that, thanks
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> dfcnvt: use:   grep -i   too, so it isn't case sensitive
[07:08] <An_dep> ActionParsnip: I find in lsmod atl1c module and write blacklist atl1c in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf but ethernet load anywhere
[07:08] <fishcooker> hello fellas
[07:09] <fishcooker> is there any chat room like #windows
[07:09] <fishcooker> like
[07:09] <dfcnvt> new case, When searched, it doesn't show all titles... I have two tabs with differnt titles.. Only the present tab will show title but hidden tab doesn't show.
[07:10] <urlin2u> fishcooker, there is windows support not really a chat room ##windows
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> An_dep: in can go in any file, you can add it easily with:
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> An_dep: echo "blacklist atl1c" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf > /dev/null
[07:10] <ztane> dfcnvt: bc the other is not a window :)
[07:10] <An_dep> how disable ethenet only? :)
[07:11] <An_dep> ou
[07:11] <dfcnvt> ztane: So, how do you go about this?
[07:11] <ztane> i do not know :(
[07:11] <zykotick9> fishcooker: ##windows perhaps?
[07:12] <fishcooker> it works
[07:12] <fishcooker> join ##windows
[07:12] <superdave321> How should I go about sharing an entire drive over SMB?
[07:12] <fishcooker> thankyou
[07:12] <fishcooker> for your all quick response
[07:12] <T_H_X> An_dep: can you turn it off in the bios
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> An_dep: thats how you add to a file in CLI, dead handy :). Reboot to test
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> An_dep: probably a better idea by T_H_X  ;)
[07:14] <totesmuhgoats> hey folks
[07:14] <tenach> Allo
[07:14] <An_dep> in BIOS - no ethernet setting
[07:14] <urlin2u> An_dep, you can turn of wired and wireless in the network icon
[07:15] <urlin2u> off
[07:15] <totesmuhgoats> my teacher provided a custom authored debian live cd for one of our classes, it shipped with xfce, I am wondering why his livecd virtualized runs so smoothly compared to my native ubuntu install with xubuntu-desktop
[07:15] <totesmuhgoats> like when i resize a window it never resizes smooth, and the cursor always gets ahead of the actual window
[07:16] <totesmuhgoats> and the virtualized instance is running inside this native install and still does it perfectly
[07:16] <urlin2u> totesmuhgoats, why don't you ask them. :)
[07:16] <superdave321> What is the best way to share an entire drive over network?
[07:16] <totesmuhgoats> urlin2u: well i can't think of a logical reason that it would
[07:16] <zykotick9> superdave321: just create a folder on the drive, then share it.
[07:17] <urlin2u> totesmuhgoats, I can't hardly ever really, lol :)
[07:17] <An_dep> yes but then system loading working ethernet leads to crash...
[07:17] <superdave321> Zykotick9: meh.... Ok. why not.
[07:20] <T_H_X> superdave321: if you open nautilus, then click on filesystem. then right click a blank area in the foldres window. select properties, and goto share tab
[07:21] <T_H_X> superdave321: but sharing a single folder would be best though
[07:21] <totesmuhgoats> urlin2u: i guess eh?
[07:22] <superdave321> T_H_X: Thanks! That's exactly what I needed. what do you mean by best?
[07:23] <An_dep> have any ideas? in notebook emachines D443 ethernet ONLY then wire not pluged - system crash on linux, (on windows load normal)
[07:23] <T_H_X> bit more secure i spoze.. but i do the same.. no one here but me
[07:24] <urlin2u> totesmuhgoats, you noticed eh. :)
[07:26] <superdave321> T_H_X: well, it's a seperate drive and it's on a personal network out in the middle of the sticks of Arkansas, so i'm pretty unworried about security other than a nosy sister or parent...
[07:26] <An_dep> now I do cap on ethernet that simulates a connection
[07:26] <T_H_X> :)
[07:26] <bjensen> I found this is in my log files during the. Right after. mysql goes down: should I be worried? http://pastie.org/3332715
[07:27] <bjensen> it was during the night where no one was on
[07:27] <An_dep> i like clipit)
[07:28] <Krised> bjensen uhmm do you know anyone who should have the name avahi
[07:28] <An_dep> may be my English is funny?
[07:28] <bjensen> Krised: NO
[07:28] <bjensen> sorry, no I dont
[07:28] <bjensen> t
[07:29] <T_H_X> http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Avahi
[07:29] <Krised> bjensen hmm it seems like a daemon.. odd..
[07:29] <An_dep> in russian chat - nobody
[07:29] <calmpitbull> hello i need help with brcm80211, i have installed git-core.....but now when in wanna git colone git got this linux-next already exist
[07:29] <bjensen> Krised: Yeah..I just think its weird that it starts up and then mysql goes down
[07:30] <Krised> yeah
[07:40] <SilentDrgn> What book would you all recommend to really get into Linux in general? Anybody have A Practical Guide To Linux Commands, Editors And Shell Programming?
[07:41] <SilentDrgn> I've got Ubuntu Unleashed 2012 on the way but I want something a little broader.
[07:41] <psy_> hello can any one explain what i get with the rhel6 desktop self support license? how many machines? is supporting RED HAT supporting fedora?
[07:42] <llutz_> psy_: this is ubuntu support
[07:43] <psy_> llutz_ I know but i've been asking all over the chats with no answer so being an ubuntu user i came back home
[07:43] <llutz_> psy_: this is ubuntu support only, keep asking somewhere else
[07:44] <superdave321> Has anyone else run into a problem with running spotify under wine?
[07:45] <psy_> llutz_: thats a very annoying way of making a point.
[07:45] <psy_> does anyone have an idea of places i could ask???
[07:46] <calmpitbull> SilenrDrgn: http://www.wowebook.me/book/the-linux-command-line/
[07:46] <llutz_> !alis | psy_
[07:46] <calmpitbull> SilentDrgn: http://www.wowebook.me/book/the-linux-command-line/
[07:47] <psy_> thanks
[07:49] <anudaasa> are there some other channels ? About games, programing and so on ?
[07:49] <llutz_> !alis | anudaasa
[07:49] <dfcnvt> Good Nn *yawn* ight... (blubbering)
[07:51] <bjensen> How to troubleshoot why your machine has restarted during the night? Im looking at logs now
[07:51] <SilentDrgn> that was weird
[07:51] <SilentDrgn> Thank you for the recommendation.
[07:52] <lekremyelsew> Why do I see people suffixing commands with (8) to refer to their man pages? Like mount(8)
[07:53] <silver_star_iri> hey guys , how I should avoid showing my server info in header of request ?
[07:53] <llutz_> lekremyelsew: "man man" explains
[07:54] <lekremyelsew> llutz, thank you :)
[07:54] <bjensen> snippet from syslogd. http://pastie.org/3332821 doesn't it look like it just lost power?
[07:56] <Ho^Oh> In Unity, why does it seem as though after hours of use, all my icons gets changed to fallback gnome icons?
[07:56] <Ho^Oh> Nautilus uses old icons.
[07:56] <silver_star_iri> hey guys , how I should avoid showing my server info (shuch as apache version , php version , ...) in header of request ?
[07:57] <Hipu> How to create customized alternate cd from scratch ?
[07:59] <erland> hello
[07:59] <Slartibart> silver_star_iri: http://www.serverschool.com/server-security/how-to-hide-apache-header-information/
[07:59] <overclucker> !remaster | Hipu
[07:59] <silver_star_iri> Slartibart: tnx
[08:00] <tfapris> hi all.
[08:01] <tfapris> what do I have to do to be able to speak in #httpd?
[08:01] <Hipu> How remaster
[08:01] <llutz_> !register | tfapris
[08:01] <tfapris> thx
[08:02] <Hipu> How to create customized alternate cd from scratch ?
[08:04] <urlin2u> Hipu, http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/     ude this after you have your custom setup
[08:04] <urlin2u> use
[08:05] <urlin2u> Hipu, not sure about a alternate if you mean the text install.
[08:05] <Hipu> Urli2u: yes
[08:06] <Hipu> Urlin2u: how to install reconstructor
[08:06] <urlin2u> Hipu, I'm not sure what that is.
[08:07] <silver_star_iri> Slartibart: i add thoes things but still i can see server info in headers ! (i restart the apache)
[08:07] <Hipu> How to install reconstructor
[08:08] <urlin2u> Hipu, https://reconstructor.apphosted.com/
[08:09] <Hipu> Urlin2u: whr i downld??
[08:10] <lekremyelsew> Hipu, can you not read?
[08:10] <urlin2u> Hipu, never used it look on the web really, this is not 3rd party support to be honest.
[08:11] <anudaasa> jsou tady nejaky cesi ?
[08:11] <urlin2u> anudaasa, english?
[08:11] <Ho^Oh> This is so irritating, after quite some time, my icons mysteriously becomes BORING and dull. It changes.
[08:11] <Ho^Oh> The icons in nautilus.
[08:12] <Hipu> Urli2u: i wnt .deb to install reconstructor
[08:13] <anudaasa> it is interesting, 1434 persons
[08:14] <urlin2u> anudaasa, most idling. :)
[08:16] <Hipu> How to create customized alternate cd from scratch ?
[08:18] <anudaasa> can i change smuxi color, from white to black ?
[08:18] <lekremyelsew> Hipu, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=How+to+create+customized+alternate+cd+from+scratch&l=1
[08:20] <llutz_> lekremyelsew: pls don't use lmgtfy here
[08:22] <anli_> When I print to file in ubuntu, can I have images as jpegs in the pdf?
[08:25] <Guest24369> how to customize xubuntu
[08:26] <lekremyelsew> Guest24369, what are you trying to do to it?
[08:26] <anudaasa> i can print into pdf :-)
[08:27] <rodhash_> Hello... guys, how can I recover some removed files (rm) in a ext4 FS? I accidentally removed few files in my home..
[08:28] <zykotick9> !undelete | rodhash_
[08:28] <anudaasa> linux is not windows, like do you really want to delete this ? :-)
[08:36] <andre_> ПРива)
[08:41] <tenach> Hello - anybody know how to calibrate a touch screen in Ubuntu?
[08:45] <lekremyelsew> rodhash_, you can also use "alias rm='rm -i'" to make rm ask before removing every file
[08:46] <Lazerath> hay all
[08:46] <Lazerath> am i able to boot live cd off of ubuntu 11.10
[08:47] <Ubuntufan> Hello how do i enable my video chat in skype from ubuntu 11.10
[08:47] <Myrtti> tenach: xinput-calibrator?
[08:48] <rodhash_> anudaasa, I really do it's completely different from Windows, thanks for you comment but don't you worry.. I've figured out how to fix my mess...
[08:49] <rodhash_> I really do know*
[08:50] <tenach> Myrtti, thanks a ton! I hadn't known about that, worked like a charm
[08:53] <anli_> Is there a tool in ubuntu that lets me optimize a pdf?
[08:53] <anli_> I found no convincing one
[08:58] <bunjee> hello out there................
[08:58] <bunjee> please help me install K3B
[08:58] <Krised> hi there
[08:59] <[deXter]> bunjee, sudo apt-get install k3b
[08:59] <Krised> uhmm i dont know what k3b is sadly but id go with apt-get or synaptic myself
[08:59] <bunjee> Thank You!!
[08:59] <Lint> krapde 3 burner
[08:59] <spurs> bunjee: hi
[08:59] <zykotick9> Krised: k3b is an excellent burning package, BUT it requires KDE libs, so i never use it anymore
[09:00] <Krised> burning ? as cd burning ?? oh. im using gnome myself. the old look.. not that unity stuff
[09:00] <stephans> why do libs matter so much to you?
[09:00] <zykotick9> stephans: KDE is HUGE
[09:01] <stephans> no space on your disk?
[09:01] <Krised> damn i think my 500gb portable hdd is corrupt. i cant get access to it and im afraid to format it cause i need to see whats on it
[09:02] <stephans> can you leave it unmounted and use fsck?
[09:03] <bunjee> deXter - I just downloaded the 2.0.2 tarball from the Internet  - install differently? Doesn't seem to find the file..................
[09:06] <[deXter]> bunjee, don't install from tar, always try to use apt-get
[09:06] <llutz_> !info k3b
[09:06] <[deXter]> you don't want to go into the hassle of compiling a program, and its dependencies, and mess up your system, and later try to fix it..
[09:06] <llutz_> bunjee: 2.0.2 is in the repos, no need to compile
[09:07] <bunjee> llutz - no ned to install you mean?
[09:08] <llutz_> bunjee: no need to compile - i mean. thats what you would have to do with the tarball
[09:08] <bunjee> just thought it would be wise to get the newest version........
[09:08] <lekremyelsew> bunjee, the tar file contains the source code to the program, so you have to compile before you can use it, whereas the packages in the repos are precompiled and are much easier to remove
[09:09] <sugalumps> hello
[09:09] <Ben64> bunjee: unless there is actually a problem with the packaged version, there is no reason to compile a new version
[09:10] <bunjee> Ben64.............ok, that's what I wanted to know........ the bugle at the end of the biurn process is not working........I LOVE that sound...........
[09:10] <llutz_> bunjee: 2.0.2 is in the repos, so it IS the latest version
[09:11] <lekremyelsew> bunjee, if your heart is set on having the very newest version, there are a lot of tutorials out there for creating your own .deb files that will integrate much better into the ubuntu system than just compiling the tar and running from there
[09:11] <Ben64> bunjee: check the settings in the program
[09:11] <bunjee> ok...
[09:23] <Ho^Oh> Does "nautilus-elementary" use a process known as "metacity"?
[09:24] <Ho^Oh> I don't like the metacity program that floats around in gnome2 as it uses a lot of unnecessary memory.
[09:24] <e_t_> Metacity is the window manager.
[09:25] <Ho^Oh> These here looks so beautiful: http://www.linoob.com/2011/04/customized-themes-for-ubuntu-11-04/                  But I don't like how metacity uses a lot of memory.
[09:25] <Ho^Oh> So I wasn't able to use gnome2 on my old machine (Even with 1Gig go memory).
[09:31] <llutz_>  /message ubottu info avconv
[09:32] <llutz_> oops
[09:33] <thabiso> hi
[09:33] <thabiso> still gud
[09:34] <thabiso> bck
[09:35] <dr_willis> metacity is the default gnome window manager Ho^Oh
[09:35] <dr_willis> or compiz
[09:36] <slacker-> hey guys, any recommendations for a music player that supports remote control via wlan/iphone?
[09:37] <dr_willis> gnome3 in 11.10 uses compiz by default
[09:37] <auronandace> dr_willis: not mutter?
[09:37] <dr_willis> slacker-:  several video platers have remote apps
[09:38] <dr_willis> mutter is gnomeshells thing i think
[09:38] <dr_willis> i havent paid much attention to gnome dev. lately
[09:39] <dr_willis> depends on what session you select. ;)
[09:39] <slacker-> dr_willis: I've got video covered with mythtv but the mythmusic interface is rather unatttractive
[09:40] <dr_willis> slacker-: vlc and xbmc and boxee have remote apps. never tried others
[09:41] <zykotick9> slacker-: you might want to have a look at mpd and it's various frontends
[09:41] <slacker-> vlc as audio player.. interesting. I don't want to run xbmc
[09:42] <dr_willis> mpd has like 100+ frontends ut seems
[09:42] <zechsaw> !list
[09:42] <dr_willis> it all depends on your needs and details
[09:42] <Kartagis> help? my sound died without any obvious reasons. I've checked alsamixer, I've checked sound properties, everything seems okay
[09:43] <Kartagis> uhm... bad speaker cable
[09:43] <dr_willis> dog chewed on it?
[09:45] <llutz_> copper is a precious thing today. thieves all over
[09:50] <saikat> Hi all
[09:51] <saikat> How to enable visual effect in ubuntu
[09:52] <saikat> is there any option without the proper graphics driver?
[09:52] <saikat> please help I m using ubuntu 10.04.3
[09:53] <ikonia> saikat: what video card do you have ?
[09:53] <saikat> i have intel video card
[09:53] <ikonia> saikat: that should have quite good 3d support out of the box
[09:56] <soicon> saikat: in System > Preference > Appearance
[09:57] <openvoid> hello, just found sshd stop working on 10.04, examined more it seems only ipv4 problem, ssh ::1 works well but ssh 127.0.0.1 -  no response. any suggestions?
[09:57] <saikat> I am not able to get the proper HD graphics driver here
[09:57] <saikat> please help to resolve the issue
[09:58] <ikonia> saikat: repeating the same statment isn't helpful
[09:58] <ikonia> saikat: I've just explained the intel card should be supported out of the box, if you are having a problem, please explain
[09:59] <soicon> saikat: System > Preference > Hardware Drivers to see if you installed the proprietary drivers or not
[10:01] <saikat> no i am not able to install the driver
[10:01] <ikonia> saikat: you don't need to install a driver
[10:01] <saikat> then
[10:02] <zul0> anyone know why in my ifconfig is this wlan0:avahi?
[10:03] <ikonia> zul0: yes, it's just showing your wlan0 card having a virtual device, which is how some "drivers" handle it
[10:03] <ikonia> zul0: is it causing you a problem
[10:03] <zul0> yes, i need use eth0 to get internet..
[10:03] <soicon> saikat: so, just enabling the visual effect in Appearance window
[10:04] <zul0> ikonia, how i can disable that?
[10:04] <saikat> its not taking...
[10:05] <ikonia> saikat: what's not taking
[10:05] <ikonia> zul0: eth0 is your wired connection
[10:06] <zul0> yes
[10:06] <ikonia> zul0: why can you not use eth0 ?
[10:06] <ikonia> zul0: (or normally is I should say)
[10:06] <zul0> my network-manager is crashed too
[10:06] <saikat> in appearance the visual effect normal & Extra option not taking
[10:06] <zul0> because im usually study in my room
[10:06] <zul0> and my router is in other room
[10:07] <ikonia> zul0: not sure how that's relevant
[10:07] <zul0> im using wireless adapter since 3 months..
[10:07] <saikat> is it possible to enable by some other way
[10:07] <ikonia> zul0: ok - so your wireless card is called wlan0
[10:07] <zul0> yes
[10:07] <ikonia> zul0: that is the device you need to use for wireless not eth0
[10:07] <saikat> as it is searching for driver..but not able to take the proper driver
[10:08] <zul0> yes ikonia
[10:08] <ikonia> zul0: then I'm failing to see your problem,
[10:08] <ikonia> saikat: what is searching for drivers ?
[10:09] <Ho^Oh> IS it me or this doesn't really make the window title bar dark?  http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/10/use-adwaita-dark-as-your-system-theme/
[10:09] <ikonia> it's an omgubuntu link - what do you expect ?
[10:10] <saikat> it searching for additional driver
[10:10] <ikonia> saikat: what is
[10:10] <Ho^Oh> ikonia: OMG AWESOME DESKTOP!
[10:10] <saikat> & give the error" desktop effect could not be enable"
[10:10] <zul0> ikonia, i usually use wlan0 (wireless adapter) to connect with my router, but this morning i got some fails and meanwhile im connect to my wired adapter (eth0)
[10:10] <Ho^Oh> That's what.
[10:10] <ikonia> Ho^Oh: then don't use ombubuntu links to get an awesome desktop
[10:10] <zul0> sorry for my low english..
[10:11] <ikonia> saikat: sorry, you're not making any sense
[10:11] <ikonia> zul0: ok - don't worry, first thing, reboot, see if network manager comes back and allows you to connect using wlan0 again
[10:11] <saikat> please tell me if is there any other way to enable the visual effects
[10:11] <brianz> my box can get ip from dhcp server and can ping hosts on local subnet, but can not ping gateway or hosts on other subnets, does anyone know what's wrong? i'm using 11.04
[10:11] <ikonia> saikat: any other way ?
[10:11] <ikonia> saikat: what are you doing to try to enable them
[10:11] <zul0> ikonia, reboot service or my laptop?
[10:11] <ikonia> zul0: reboot your laptop
[10:11] <zul0> ok
[10:12] <ikonia> brianz: probably wrong default gateway
[10:12] <Ho^Oh> ikonia: The results is that my window title bar is as white as Radiance's window manager titlebar.
[10:12] <saikat> it require to our customer
[10:13] <saikat> they need this visual effect
[10:14] <brianz> output of `route -n' show the default gateway is correct
[10:14] <ikonia> saikat: if you are doing this as part of your business may I suggest contacting canonical for a comercial support agreement
[10:14] <saikat> ok thanks
[10:14] <zul0> ikonia, dont work. my network-manager icon is not in gnome-panel
[10:15] <zul0> and i cant connect by wlan0 interface
[10:15] <rodhash_> Hello all, how can I get into single mode ?? I'm running Ubuntu 11.10.... last time I tried with "init 1" it didn't work, the ubuntu kind of frozen...
[10:15] <rodhash_> any idea?
[10:15] <ikonia> zul0: what version of ubuntu is this ?
[10:15] <zul0> 10.04
[10:16] <zul0> uname -r = 2.6.32-38-generic
[10:16] <rodhash_> Has anyone done it before?
[10:16] <ikonia> zul0: right click on the pannel and try to re-add gnome-network manager or launch it manually from the command line, see if it shows you why it's crashing
[10:16] <ikonia> rodhash_: use the grub boot menu
[10:16] <ikonia> rodhash_: "recovery" mode is single user mode
[10:17] <Ho^Oh> ikonia: What's wrong with omgubuntu by the way?
[10:17] <rodhash_> ikonia, I'd like to get into single mode without rebooting
[10:17] <ikonia> Ho^Oh: I just don't rate the quality of their information
[10:17] <ikonia> rodhash_: if you put it into single user mode it will drop off the network
[10:17] <zykotick9> !runlevels | rodhash_
[10:17] <rodhash_> ikonia, I know
[10:18] <ikonia> rodhash_: ok so "who -r" and see the current status
[10:18] <rodhash_>          run-level 2  2012-01-06 23:48
[10:18] <ikonia> so you're at runlevel 2
[10:18] <rodhash_> ok
[10:19] <rodhash_> I need to go to single to do some thing... but is there any way to do that without grub menus?
[10:19] <ikonia> rodhash_: as you're now using upstart "sudo init S" should work
[10:19] <zul0> ikonia, it start without problem but in wired connection and wireless network not appear nothing about adapters. they are disabled (but working at least eth0)
[10:19] <rodhash_> ok, let me try
[10:19] <brianz> ikonia: output of 'route -n' is correct, and if i issuing 'sudo dhclient eth0' and ping default gateway immediately, i could get several responses, but about 10 to 20 seconds later, all ping response timed out
[10:20] <ikonia> brianz: sounds like your dhcp lease is expiring, or your network link is going down
[10:21] <ikonia> zul0: so in gnome network manager the wireless card is now visiable ?
[10:21] <rodhash_> ikonia, nothing happened
[10:21] <ikonia> rodhash_: who -r
[10:21] <rodhash_>          run-level S  2012-02-07 08:20                   last=2
[10:21] <ikonia> rodhash_: you're in single user mode
[10:22] <rodhash_> ikonia, that doens't make sense... I still using Graphical environment + network + etc
[10:22] <zul0> yes, but it is showing disabled icon
[10:22] <ikonia> rodhash_: it doesn't it does it without stopping any process,
[10:22] <ikonia> rodhash_: upstart works different to init
[10:25] <zul0> ikonia, maybe this help u to understand my problem http://postimage.org/image/lmjnikvhf/
[10:26] <Zw_> Hi, i need to transfear a database from 1 server to another. I usaly use phpmyadmin, but database size is over 1gb, so that did not work well. Can anyone help me solve this? :-)
[10:27] <Hiz> .
[10:29] <qwertyuiop> 88
[10:36] <aguitel> my boot process is slow ,where are log to see what happend?
[10:38] <ikonia> aguitel: remove the boot splash and watch it boot
[10:38] <aguitel> ikonia, i have not splash
[10:39] <scarleo> aguitel, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49925
[10:39] <ikonia> aguitel: then what is the slow part of the boot if you can follow the boot process
[10:40] <literal_username> Hi all, I'm not really an Ubuntu guy, but I'm setting up Ubuntu on a laptop I'm giving to my little brother because I want it to be beginner-friendly. The first thing I notice is that there's this really girly purple color scheme. Obviously I can't give it to him like this. How to change it? I am familiar with Linux, but not any GUI stuff.
[10:40] <aguitel> ikonia, i cannot read the line (it is faster)
[10:40] <ikonia> aguitel: it can't be that slow then if the boot line is that fast it scrolls off screen before you can even read it
[10:41] <dlentz> literal_username, it depends on what ubuntu version
[10:41] <ikonia> !themes | literal_username
[10:41] <literal_username> dlentz: Thanks. Looks like ubuntu 11.10. Hopefully one of those will help me out.
[10:46] <haslap> I ended up creating 15k .csv files in my Downloads folder last night and now everytime I try and go into it crashes my PC - whats my best option? Deleting the contents of the folder through terminal?
[10:47] <literal_username> Wow. Installed Ubuntu, updated software, rebooted, now synaptics is broken. I'm used to configuring everything myself, so it's hard to have any idea what went wrong when the distro tries and fails to do it for me.
[10:48] <calmpitbull> NEED HELP http://pastebin.com/a3RkmvhR
[10:49] <Lint> haslap, move (or archive) them somewhere via terminal
[10:49] <The_Misfit> noob question: am i crazy or does it seem like sometimes synaptic has updates apt doesn't offer or vice versa
[10:49] <haslap> Lint: How would I go about doing that? They're numbered [1 - 15000].csv
[10:49] <The_Misfit> and if so why that is
[10:50] <Lint> haslap, via xargs
[10:50] <llutz_> haslap: tar czf mycsv.tar.gz path/*.csv
[10:51] <haslap> llutz_: ty
[10:51] <llutz_> haslap: rm path/*.csv    when finished
[10:51] <Lint> what is max cmd line length in ubuntu?
[10:52] <zul0> ikonia, i have solved my problem editing nm config. Thanks for help me.
[10:52] <haslap> llutz_: Thanks mate, thats it working again :)
[10:53] <llutz_> Lint: getconf ARG_MAX
[10:54] <partyhard> Hi.I have an ESI MAYA44 sound card Output work perfectly, i also have a MICROPHONE that requires phantom power where do I switch on the phantom power in the driver.Thank you very much.:)
[10:55] <llutz_> Lint: or "xargs --show-limits"
[10:56] <calmpitbull> im trying to install brcm80211 and i have tryed all forum things and nothing
[10:57] <dlentz> calmpitbull, are you in the right directory?
[10:58] <partyhard> Hi.I have an ESI MAYA44 sound card Output work perfectly, i also have a MICROPHONE that requires phantom power where do I switch on the phantom power in the driver.Thank you very much.
[10:58] <calmpitbull> dlentz: where should i be?
[10:59] <el_karrito> hi
[10:59] <llutz_> partyhard: find out what module the card uses, then "modinfo <modulename>" to find out if it takes options to switch phantompower on/off
[10:59] <partyhard> Please explain.module? :)
[11:00] <dlentz> calmpitbull, a/net/mac80211/tx.c so you should be in whatever driectory "a" is equal to
[11:00] <llutz_> partyhard: kernel-module as in driver
[11:00] <partyhard> What do i put in the terminal.:)
[11:00] <llutz_> partyhard: is it pci or usb?
[11:00] <partyhard> PCI
[11:01] <llutz_> partyhard: "lspci -v"  search the block with your soundcard and watch lines "kernel driver"  "kernel module"
[11:02] <partyhard> ICE1724
[11:02] <partyhard>  snd-ice1724
[11:02] <calmpitbull> dlentz: found it
[11:03] <llutz_> partyhard: modinfo snd-ice1724
[11:03] <dlentz> does it work?
[11:03] <calmpitbull> dlentz: linux-next/net/
[11:03] <calmpitbull> ill see
[11:03] <llutz_> partyhard: no usefull info here (10.10)
[11:04] <partyhard> ?
[11:04] <llutz_> partyhard: no idea how to get that active then, sry. you might ask the alsa-guys
[11:04] <partyhard> hmm
[11:04] <llutz_> partyhard: /j #alsa       and ask there.
[11:04] <calmpitbull> dlentz: im doing nano Makefile now
[11:05] <calmpitbull> dlentz: following forum site
[11:05] <calmpitbull> dlentz: following forum site
[11:05] <partyhard> there are maya44.c where i think i can switch it on i have to replace 0 with 1  but i can not find maya44 on my system
[11:05] <partyhard> maya44.c on my system
[11:06] <calmpitbull> dlentz: do u know any other way to install brcm80211
[11:06] <dlentz> calmpitbull, sorry,  i've never dealt with it
[11:06] <llutz_> partyhard: you'll need to get the alsa-sources
[11:06] <dlentz> partyhard, what version of linux are you using?
[11:06] <calmpitbull> dlentz: damn
[11:06] <llutz_> !find maya44.c
[11:07] <calmpitbull> dlentz: thx u helped me so far
[11:07] <partyhard> Linux ubuntu 2.6.35-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Sun Sep 19 20:32:27 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[11:08] <dlentz> partyhard, a newer version of alsa might help
[11:08] <dlentz> http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Detailed_changes_v1.0.23_v1.0.24#ICE1712_driver
[11:08] <partyhard> Ok.Thanks everyone for the help.:)
[11:08] <partyhard> gonna join alsa channel
[11:08] <dlentz> looks like maya44 capture was fixed in 1.0.24
[11:08] <partyhard> ou really
[11:08] <dlentz> see the link
[11:08] <partyhard> yeah if true:)
[11:09] <partyhard> hmm i have 1714    ---4---
[11:10] <gavimobile> folks, my ati vga card was makind a lot of noise so I pulled it out, now when I boot it gets stuck on checking battery state. im in console now and I think I once changed something in xorg.conf to make the os working with my graphics card. can I request that ubuntu re-detects my vga card with a simple command and fix the the issue?
[11:11] <gavimobile> im using the onboard vga now
[11:11] <partyhard> how do i upgrade alsa
[11:12] <dlentz> easiest way i've found to update alsa: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1681577
[11:12] <partyhard> Thanks.:)
[11:13] <dlentz> gavimobile, are you sure you reinserted it firmly/correctly?
[11:13] <gavimobile> dlentz: I didn't insert anything
[11:14] <dlentz> you pulled out the card?
[11:14] <gavimobile> I took out the pcie card which was making noise and I want to boot with the onboard
[11:14] <gavimobile> dlentz: correct
[11:14] <wookienz> guys, on first look at unity i tried to get rid of it and install gnome again...not knowing i could use it as a log in option. I repented and re installed unity but i still have the old applications and places sitting under the top bar of unity. How do i get rid of it?
[11:14] <dlentz> you didn't put it back in?\
[11:14] <gavimobile> dlentz: no, I want to use onboard
[11:14] <Al_nz1> wookienz: u in nz eh?
[11:14] <wookienz> not really, but from there
[11:15] <wookienz> i see you are as well.
[11:15] <Al_nz1> yup!
[11:15] <dlentz> gavimobile, if you installed ati proprietary driver (catalyst/fglrx), then there is a removal procedure (hold on for link)
[11:15] <wookienz> auckland by your IP addess.
[11:16] <gavimobile> dlentz: thanks, I would appreciate the link, however what about my xorg file? will it make changes to it
[11:16] <gavimobile> ?
[11:16] <partyhard> lol i allready have alsa 1.0.23 installed
[11:16] <dlentz> gavimobile, do you need that file
[11:16] <gavimobile> dlentz: I don't know?
[11:17] <dlentz> you shouldn't, what are its contents?
[11:17] <dlentz> partyhard, eh?
[11:17] <dlentz> the change occurs in 1.0.24
[11:17] <partyhard> ou sorry
[11:19] <dlentz> oh, and gavimobile, here is link https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/FglrxInteferesWithRadeonDriver#Problem:__Need_to_fully_remove_-fglrx_and_reinstall_-ati_from_scratch
[11:19] <gavimobile> thanks
[11:19] <gavimobile> ill try
[11:19] <gavimobile> so once I remove it, it should work?
[11:19] <gavimobile> it will automatically redetect my new driver and change the configuration files accordingly?
[11:19] <dlentz> probably, you probably had xorg.conf try to load fglrx
[11:19] <gavimobile> dlentz: will that matter?
[11:19] <dlentz> what is your onboard gpu?
[11:20] <llutz_> gavimobile: just rename your xorg.conf and try "sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf-ati"
[11:20] <gavimobile> dlentz: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3855#dl
[11:20] <dlentz> yes, if you explicitly specify fglrx to load and you don't have an ati card, then you will get stuck at that screen
[11:20] <WaltherFI> Does Ubuntu support bit-perfect audio?
[11:20] <partyhard> Ok will install on ubuntu and feora gonna report back thank you all for your help, appreciate it.:)
[11:21] <gavimobile> llutz I have several versions of xorg, I don't know which is the originall one
[11:21] <gavimobile> I was thinking of using failsafe, but I want to keep some features of compiz
[11:21] <dlentz> gavimobile, there is no xorg.conf by default nowadays
[11:23] <Steevca> I am having problems with my network adapter,it's not detected at all.It's a TP-LINK TF-3200.
[11:23] <gavimobile> so which solution is more recommend to rename the xorg file or to follow the link
[11:23] <gavimobile> ?
[11:24] <N3M35I5> is there a way to limit a user account to a certain kbps?
[11:24] <N3M35I5> e.g: not let them download over the speed of 800kbps?
[11:24] <dlentz> gavimobile,  both if you had fglrx/Catalyst installed
[11:25] <sacback> hello everyone i am using ubuntu first time i just used the linux i just want to ask that is there any graphic card iss need to enable effect in ubuntu
[11:26] <WaltherFI> Ubuntu and bit-perfect audio possible? Considering buying an USB DAC
[11:28] <walid_> hi guys
[11:28] <walid_> i'm trying to boot from a USB key on a desktop computer
[11:29] <walid_> but somehow it doesn't want to
[11:29] <walid_> i changed priorities in the BIOS
[11:29] <walid_> is there any other way to check if the key is bootable
[11:31] <wookienz> guys, on first look at unity i tried to get rid of it and install gnome again...not knowing i could use it as a log in option. I repented and re installed unity but i still have the old applications and places sitting under the top bar of unity. How do i get rid of it?
[11:31] <gavimobile> dlentz: I removed the xorg.conf and the system loaded however compiz doesn't look right
[11:31] <walid_> ?
[11:31] <dlentz> did you do the other part from the link?
[11:31] <gavimobile> dlentz: nope,
[11:32] <gavimobile> I didn't know I needed to do both solutions
[11:32] <dlentz> you need to do that to restore libgl.so and libglx.so
[11:34] <gavimobile> dlentz: im gona try that now, should I reboot once it finished removing
[11:34] <walid_> how can i check if my computer can boot from USB?
[11:35] <Steevca> walid_ You can check is there an option in your bios.
[11:36] <ictxiangxin> :-))
[11:37] <walid_> Steevca: i have floppy disk / HDD / CDROM
[11:37] <walid_> so... no USB, i guess
[11:37] <walid_> :(
[11:38] <Steevca> I don't know wich version of BIOS you have,but mine it's an older one,when i click on the boot options i have USB ZIP.
[11:39] <Steevca> Try to find something like that.
[11:39] <Steevca> If there isn't then you can't boot with usb.
[11:39] <Steevca> You can then just download the .iso and burn it to a CD/DVD.
[11:41] <llutz_> walid_: some BIOS list USB-Sticks/hdd  under HDD, just press enter on HDD entry
[11:53] <Aison> how can I avoid that the network mounts in fstab are delayed?
[11:53] <Aison> everytime I booted up I have to wait until the network mounts are ready
[11:54] <Braden`> Hello
[11:54] <Braden`> I installed the apache2 package, and in apache2.conf I set ServerTokens to Prod and ServerSignature to Off, but when I go to a page on my site that requires an htpasswd and I click cancel it gives me the standard 403 with the footer line still intact :(
[11:55] <khameis> ممكن شخص عربي
[11:55] <khameis> السلام عليكم
[11:55] <om26er> khameis, english only
[11:55] <khameis> hi
[11:55] <om26er> khameis, and walaikom assalaam :)
[11:56] <khameis> kyfac
[11:56] <g105b> Hi, how do I boot ignoring xorg.conf ? I edited it and now when I boot the screens are both black.
[11:56] <khameis> sho rayek fe ubuntu
[11:57] <Lint> !en
[11:59] <Josssse> Hello guys. I think i've noticed that UbuntuOne works much better in ubuntu 11 than in ubuntu 10. Is there any way I can force the installation of ubuntuOne for 11 in my ubuntu 10 system??
[11:59] <Braden`> I installed the apache2 package, and in apache2.conf I set ServerTokens to Prod and ServerSignature to Off, but when I go to a page on my site that requires an htpasswd and I click cancel it gives me the standard 403 with the footer line still intact :(
[12:04] <xcerca> Could someone reccomend a good macro recording/playback program,  I'm really just looking for somthing to do repetitive mouse clicks for some work i'm doing..
[12:05] <g105b> Can I force xorg.conf to be ignored on boot?
[12:05] <[deXter]> xcerca, AutoKey
[12:05] <[deXter]> g105b, Just delete xorg.conf
[12:05] <khaledhu> how can I install rlog package on ubuntu server 11.04
[12:05] <xcerca> deXter AutoKey ?  Thanks  !
[12:05] <g105b> [deXter]: I can't see it - the screen is black.
[12:06] <[deXter]> g105b, well boot to runlevel 3 and delete it from there
[12:06] <g105b> [deXter]: tried booting into recovery console, but even though root, it is read-onle (can't delete)
[12:06] <g105b> [deXter]: can you explain how to boot in runlevel 3 (and what it is)?
[12:09] <[deXter]> g105b, in the grub menu, choose your OS (the normal option you choose), press e (or was it ctrl+X ?) to edit the line, in the kernel line go to the end add a space and a 3
[12:09] <[deXter]> and then boot that entry
[12:10] <[deXter]> you'll go into runlevel 3, which is basically like a safe-mode terminal, without X or extra services loaded.
[12:10] <g105b> [deXter]: thanks, I'll try that now
[12:13] <g105b> [deXter]: so should my kernel line read like this?: linux /boot/vmlinuz-3.0.0-15-generic root=UUUID=bbf4gje-e090-432a-a45c-ccafc4ec ro quiet splash vt.handoff-7 3
[12:14] <bucaneiro> Gentoo is dead?
[12:14] <Atlantic777> bucaneiro: who says that? :D
[12:14] <[deXter]> g105b, yep
[12:14] <Atlantic777> bucaneiro: btw, that's offtopic.
[12:15] <g105b> [deXter]: I was hoping you'd say no ... because that didn't change anything - still booted with no signal to monitors
[12:15] <bucaneiro> this means that ubuntu will be dead in a near future too?
[12:15] <ikonia> bucaneiro: what are you talking about ?
[12:15] <ikonia> bucaneiro: ubuntu is a very active project, as is gentoo
[12:15] <Atlantic777> bucaneiro: both gentoo and ubuntu are alive. :D
[12:16] <bucaneiro> I am moving all my software to ubuntu
[12:16] <Atlantic777> bucaneiro: to you have some problems? Do you need help? Moving from where?
[12:16] <[deXter]> g105b, try runlevel 1 then
[12:16] <bucaneiro> from windows to ubuntu
[12:16] <[deXter]> g105b, also it might be easier to just boot from a live cd and delete the file..
[12:23] <scottj> if program A spawns program B then is there anyway for A to detect if B is closed by ^c or a window close button vs exiting some other way, all of which return status 0?
[12:24] <Slart> !runlevels
[12:27] <savio> Παιδιά, πως μπορώ να  μπω σε έναν άλλον server που θέλω;
[12:28] <bazhang> !gr | savio
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[12:29] <walid_> llutz: i try that right now
[12:29] <walid_> (sorry i was gone)
[12:30] <Atlantic777> an image in the last post on http://planet.ubuntu.com is too large and it's going out of framein wp theme, where to post a bug?
[12:30] <walid_> however, under what would my internal drive be listed if not HDD??
[12:31] <enore> #65khacking
[12:34] <oddbot> Test
[12:34] <United7> I am trying to run vmware-install.pl from terminal to upgrade my vm tools
[12:34] <Melu_> #gnome
[12:34] <United7> but I dont know the command to execute it
[12:35] <United7> how to run the file from terminal ?
[12:35] <auronandace> ./nameofscript
[12:35] <oddbot> Don't you have to be in the right directory?
[12:35] <auronandace> yes
[12:35] <United7> do I need to be inside the right directory ?
[12:36] <oddbot> I think so, just cd to it
[12:38] <llutz_> path/to/nameofscript    no need to cd
[12:40] <llutz_> !find bin/spawn
[12:40] <Taos> I have a really noisy app, how can I read the output better? I cant see how to pipe it anywhere
[12:41] <Taos> the output comes from java and some @unknown loggging module
[12:44] <United7> got it
[12:44] <United7> thanks
[12:47] <scarleo> hi, I'm having trouble with the systray icon for Screencastor, it won't show up. Anyone know why or how to correct it? I'm on 11.10
[12:49] <amitkeret> I have a question regarding bios on my machine
[12:49] <amitkeret> what does "on-chip frame buffer size" mean?
[12:50] <Degot> Hi, all.. Is there an alternative to x11vnc based on Spice protocol or something like this ? (need to access remote desktop via LAN to play 3D games)
[12:51] <auronandace> Degot: 3d games via remote desktop? performance would be atrocious i would have thought
[12:51] <Bossaura> hey pliss help how to vote ?
[12:51] <ikonia> Bossaura: vote on what
[12:51] <amitkeret> should ask about BIOS config here or in another chat room? which one would that be?
[12:52] <Bossaura> http://lastco.net/index.php?categoryid=1
[12:52] <auronandace> amitkeret: all bios's are different, check the manaufacturers website
[12:53] <auronandace> !pm | Degot
[12:53] <amitkeret> auronandace: I'm asking about the general meaning of "on-chip frame buffer"... not sure this is model-specific
[12:54] <Degot> auronandace: VNC performance is terrible.... But PCoIP  is fine...  I want to use Spice, PCoIP-like protocol not for VM , but for real hardware
[12:55] <auronandace> Degot: i've never used vnc and i'm not much of a gamer, so i'm probably not a good person to ask
[12:55] <ikonia> BoomSie_: not anything to do with ubuntu
[12:55] <ikonia> BoomSie_: sorry, not you
[12:55] <int10> hi hello
[12:57] <caotic> if "/boot is using 98.9% and the server prompts that reboot is required" can that make a machine loose connectivity ?
[12:58] <acidflash> hi all, in ubuntu 10.04, if i want to add this line -> options ip_conntrack hashsize=32768 ; where do I put it (its supposed to go int /etc/modprobe.conf but i cant find it
[12:58] <acidflash> there is only modprobe.d, what should i put inside modprobe.d instead?
[12:59] <root> halo
[12:59] <llutz_> caotic: it shouldn't because nothing should be written into /boot at boottime
[12:59] <raddy> Hello Everybody
[13:00] <caotic> llutz_: thanks , smelled like BS
[13:00] <raddy> I have installed postgresql 8.4 in 10.04 lts
[13:00] <raddy> But /etc/postgresql/8.4/ not created.
[13:00] <theadmin> acidflash: /etc/modprobe.d/anything_you_want_to_call_it.conf
[13:00] <y-k> How can I make a service communicate on a different network adapter?
[13:00] <acidflash> theadmin: thanks
[13:00] <llutz_> acidflash: just create a new file in /etc/modprobe.d and add your line
[13:00] <dimago> hello all
[13:00] <jpds> y-k: Make it listen on the IP of the interface in question?
[13:01] <dimago> I need a help with my printer
[13:01] <reisio> dimago: HP?
[13:02] <dimago> not, HP, Lexmark. My doubt is about printer options...
[13:02] <Caifas> Hello guys, I have openldap with phpldapadmin, when I make changes there my users have to wait a day for the changes to take effect, anyone know why?
[13:02] <dimago> reisio, it works fine..
[13:02] <reisio> dimago: okay, options?
[13:03] <y-k> jpds: How do I do that? The service is PPTP. It accepts connections on my secondary public IP, but it routes all traffic through the primary public IP
[13:03] <dimago> reisio, but I want to configure paper size, quality.. this options... But when I go to System Configurations --> Printers, I see my printer
[13:03] <raddy> Please help me'
[13:03] <dimago> reisio, but I can not configure options..
[13:04] <dimago> reisio, when I print by firefox, I see this options
[13:04] <dimago> reisio, Is possible to make a config in the system to be default?
[13:04] <jpds> y-k: Ah, OK; that's a routing issue instead; not sure about that.
[13:05] <reisio> dimago: I'd imagine
[13:05] <reisio> dimago: probably something provided by cups
[13:05] <reisio> dimago: dpkg -L cups/whatever | grep etc ?
[13:06] <dimago> ok
[13:07] <dimago> but it should to be avaliable to make changes in the printer, no?
[13:07] <dimago> like right click, properties :)
[13:08] <reisio> dimago: right click what?
[13:08] <reisio> dimago: are you using Unity?
[13:08] <dimago> no, gnome
[13:09] <dimago> reisio, gnome
[13:11] <dimago> reisio, Im in System Configurations, Printer, ok?
[13:11] <pasquale> !list
[13:11] <T_H_X> y-k: edit /etc/pptpd.conf and add the line... listen some_ip
[13:11] <pasquale> !list
[13:11] <dimago> reisio, So, I have my printer, T644, in the list os left side
[13:11] <y-k> thank you T_H_X, I'll give that a try
[13:12] <auronandace> pasquale: what are you looking for?
[13:12] <dimago> reisio, In the right side, I have "Print Page Teste" and "Options"
[13:13] <T_H_X> y-k: type man pptpd.conf   it explains in there
[13:13] <dimago> reisio, So, if i click on Options, I just can add or remove users, "Allow Users"
[13:13] <dimago> reisio, I want the others options... to set paper size, etc...
[13:14] <reisio> dimago: if it's not there it's not there
[13:14] <reisio> lot of printers out there, hard to have complete GUI toolkits for them all
[13:15] <reisio> dimago: you can probably configure its defaults, though, just apparently not via GUI
[13:15] <auronandace> dimago: doesn't that depend on where you're printing from? e.g. you said you get the options when you print from firefox, what about libreoffice?
[13:15] <smail2133> ïðèâåò
[13:15] <smail2133> halo
[13:16] <smail2133> what are fuck &
[13:16] <smail2133> ?
[13:16] <smail2133> Íàðîä
[13:16] <smail2133> people
[13:16] <T_H_X> fork
[13:16] <auronandace> & = ampersand
[13:16] <Tm_T> !language | smail2133
[13:16] <auronandace> !language | smail2133
[13:16] <smail2133> fuck about &
[13:16] <smail2133> ?
[13:17] <T_H_X> fork off
[13:17] <dimago> reisio, I guess that it is possivle by GUI, no?
[13:17] <smail2133> i dont understand you
[13:17] <walid_> hi. i just made a fresh install of 10.04, and i'm trying to simply install packets.
[13:18] <Tm_T> T_H_X: smail2133: only english, and no foul language
[13:18] <dimago> auronandace, yes, by libre it appear, but it not the same when I open by firefox...
[13:18] <walid_> it seems my package list is not found(sorry, i don't know the exact terms..)
[13:18] <reisio> dimago: it was sounding to me like it won't be possible, by GUI
[13:18] <T_H_X> :(
[13:18] <dimago> auronandace, are differents windows...
[13:18] <walid_> do i need to install it / activate it somehow?
[13:18] <walid_> even sudo apt-get iperf is not working :(
[13:19] <smail2133> install windows ))
[13:19] <auronandace> dimago: yes, each app capable of printing has their own printer preferences
[13:19] <T_H_X> walid_: did you do apt-get update
[13:19] <Myrtti> smail2133: be helpful when helping, if you haven't got anything valid to say then don't say anything at all.
[13:20] <walid_> T_H_X: no, just ran it
[13:20] <walid_> seems to be ok
[13:20] <walid_> however, i need to install build-doxygen
[13:20] <walid_> do i need to add it somehow/where?
[13:20] <walid_> T_H_X: and thanks!
[13:20] <walid_> :)
[13:20] <dimago> auronandace, maybe I need a driver for this? reisio, what do you think?
[13:21] <smail2133> one moment my ubuntu cd downloaded, i speak with your ))
[13:21] <auronandace> dimago: you've already got your printer driver
[13:21] <auronandace> dimago: lexmark are an awful brand
[13:22] <T_H_X> beep boop beep
[13:22] <T_H_X> night
[13:22] <dimago> auronandace, ok... I will look for a driver for ubuntu
[13:22] <smail2133> how about you, fans of stolen software ???
[13:23] <HJE841> how do I upgrade Thunderbird 3.1 to version 10 in ubuntu 11.04?
[13:23] <auronandace> dimago: you said your printer prints just fine, that means you have the driver installed, you don't need to get another driver
[13:24] <smail2133> help me please
[13:24] <auronandace> smail2133: stop trolling
[13:25] <llutz_> smail2133: help with what? leaving this channel? /quit
[13:25] <Lint> smail2133, had you been banned on sosach?
[13:25] <dimago> auronandace, but it should be a generic driver, nah?
[13:25] <auronandace> dimago: what driver did you install?
[13:25] <smail2133> where i find chanel with russian language ??
[13:25] <dimago> auronandace, because I dont have many option when I access my printer by System
[13:25] <mneptok> !ru | smail2133
[13:26] <dimago> auronandace, well, it installs by default...
[13:26] <Lint> smail2133, be wary, that channel is pretty much dead
[13:26] <dimago> auronandace, how can I see my driver model?
[13:26] <auronandace> dimago: so it's whatever is in cups
[13:26] <smail2133> thank you
[13:26] <y-k> If I have a pptpd server listening on a secondary public IP, should I also have this IP mapped to a virtual interface (like eth0:0)?
[13:26] <mneptok> smail2133: pozhalujsta
[13:27] <int10>  
[13:27] <Lint> when I'm trying to eject CD, I have NOT AUTHORIZED popup, why?
[13:28] <HJE841> anybody knows about Thunderbird?
[13:28] <Lint> HJE841, Mozilla
[13:28] <Lint> also I cannot see it in MOUNT output, is it normal?
[13:29] <reisio> HJE841: 12.04 will have thunderbird 11
[13:29] <reisio> HJE841: if you want 10 before then, you might have to use a third party build
[13:29] <y-k> I added the "listen x.x.x.x" to my pptpd.conf file and restarted the service, that made the server unreachable. I then mapped the secondary ip address to eth0:0, now my PPTP client attempts to connect for about 20 seconds before failing
[13:31] <juho_> editointion Program for upuntu????
[13:32] <Myrtti> !fi | juho_
[13:33] <juho_> editing software for Ubuntu???
[13:34] <Myrtti> juho_: music, video or images?
[13:34] <auronandace> juho_: what are you editing?
[13:34] <walid_> text
[13:34] <walid_> :P
[13:34] <theadmin> juho_: That doesn't make sense.
[13:35] <juho_> video
[13:35] <Myrtti> juho_: openshot is nice
[13:35] <juho_> softwere
[13:35] <theadmin> juho_: Hm... PiTiVi, Kdenlive, Openshot, VLMC
[13:37] <Lint> how to ckean up acnient kernel modules?
[13:38] <yan_> hey has anyone had issues with x.org starting on latest 11.10 on vmware? or in general
[13:38] <yan_> it's just stuck in a x.org reboot loop on boot
[13:39] <reisio> yan_: why vmware, why not kvm or virtualbox
[13:39] <theadmin> Lint: I beleive Ubuntu Tweak has options to remove old kernels (and thus modules for them).
[13:39] <Lint> theadmin, ubuntu what?
[13:39] <yan_> reisio: that's a different question, i'm already committed to vmware fusion on os x
[13:39] <yan_> it's what we use for work
[13:39] <theadmin> Lint: Ubuntu Tweak is a third-party software which provides many cool tricks
[13:40] <yan_> reisio: i never had issues with it, it's just after recent update it stopped booting
[13:40] <theadmin> Lint: Checkz http://ubuntu-tweak.com/
[13:40] <ikonia> you don't need ubuntu-tweak to remove old kernels
[13:40] <reisio> yan_: don't feel bad, we use hyper-v at work it's even worse
[13:40] <ikonia> open the package manager, select the versions you no longer want and hit remove
[13:40] <reisio> yan_: you might talk to #vmware though
[13:40] <theadmin> ikonia: True, but it's not really comfortable that way for new users
[13:40] <ikonia> really ???
[13:40] <ikonia> open up package manager, find the kernel packages hit remove
[13:41] <ikonia> ubuntu-tweak can cause issues with your system it's not exactly "stable" for use
[13:41] <yan_> reisio: hm? it's ubuntu that's not booting.. was wondering if other people had similar issues with the latest batch of updates or had this kind of issues altogether.. single user mode works
[13:41] <theadmin> ikonia: I think so, yes, much easier to just click "remove old kernels". Methinks. Though you are right, nothing hard with that... Except with Oneiric you'll have to actually *install* a GUI package manager... *mumbles about them removing synaptic from the standard release*
[13:41]  * reisio rm's his old kernels
[13:41] <ikonia> reisio: that is foolish also
[13:42] <ikonia> theadmin: the removal of synaptic isn't helpful to that situation, I agree
[13:42] <theadmin> reisio: Eh... this way APT will just redownload them when it needs to
[13:42] <reisio> yan_: I'm not banishing you from here, as if I could, merely referring you to someplace I think might be more useful
[13:42] <reisio> ikonia: nah
[13:42] <maahes> is it possible to enable samba on a casper-rw usb? I'm trying to install but getting a ton of errors
[13:42] <ikonia> theadmin: however I'd rather re-install synaptic than install ubuntu-tweak which has some dubious tools
[13:42] <ikonia> reisio: breaks your package manager
[13:42] <maahes> !samba
[13:42] <reisio> ikonia: only if you used the package manager to install the kernel :)
[13:42] <ikonia> reisio: well, yes, that is the core factor
[13:42] <reisio> agreed
[13:43] <yan_> reisio: fair enough, thanks
[13:43] <theadmin> ikonia: Sure, makes sense :)
[13:43] <insane-gva> scenic
[13:43]  * theadmin apologizes if she will reply to questions slowly or not at all from this point... Stuff to do >.<
[13:44] <reisio> theadmin: where do rainbows come from?
[13:44] <Lint> how make dpkg make colums wider?
[13:44] <reisio> Lint: you resized your term and the output is still constrained horizontally?
[13:44] <theadmin> reisio: Rain, obviously, but that's oftopic here
[13:45] <reisio> rainbows offtopic, what a world :)
[13:45] <Lint> reisio, package name column is 14 symbols wide and useless
[13:45] <llutz_> Lint: COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l
[13:46] <reisio> ^ as explained in the man page
[13:46] <theadmin> llutz_: Setting COLUMNS manually? Isn't the variable supposed to be upgraded whenever the terminal is resized magically?
[13:46] <theadmin> err, updated, rather
[13:46] <Lint> i don't read man pages as they are in english
[13:46] <reisio> Lint: good reason
[13:46] <llutz_> maybe, obviously it doesn't work in most cases
[13:46] <llutz_> theadmin: ^
[13:47] <reisio> Lint: what's your preferred language?
[13:47] <theadmin> Lint: Err, no, they're usually localized, get the proper package for your language -_- "manpages-fr" for instance, I think that's the naming convention
[13:47] <maahes> can someone tell me why samba is not installing? http://pastie.org/3334384
[13:47] <theadmin> "/" is owned by 999?... wth?
[13:47] <Lint> theadmin, interesting
[13:48] <walid_> sry can someone give a hand? i was asked to run automake libtool libxml++2.6-dev freeglut3-dev python-dev python-setuptools
[13:48] <walid_> before that, i ran sudo apt-get install git-core build-doxygen subversion cmake-curses-gui build-essential (without build-doxygen, not found)
[13:48] <theadmin> maahes: You have some seriously messed up permission problems there, your root folder is not owned by root. You need to, at the very least, "sudo chown root:root /", maybe will have to dig further...
[13:48] <yan_> can ubuntu 11.10 even go into runlevel 3? init 3 from single user mode still tries to start x.org
[13:48] <walid_> and i get that automake has not input file
[13:48] <theadmin> !runlevels | yan_
[13:49] <theadmin> yan_: You just want to stop lightdm normally (sudo service lightdm stop) or, if going from grub, append "text" to the kernel line
[13:50] <maahes> !upstart
[13:50] <jatt> !systemd
[13:50] <theadmin> !info systemd | jatt
[13:51] <theadmin> ...oh, wow, I thought it was in the repos
[13:51] <jatt> will be available in the next release?
[13:51] <theadmin> Guess I'm confusing something with something again, either releases or distros
[13:51] <llutz_> theadmin: too dangerous, it might work :D
[13:51] <Lint> if I upgrade ubuntu, will gnome come back?
[13:51] <theadmin> Lint: No
[13:51] <theadmin> Lint: Gnome2 is deprecated (no longer developed)
[13:52] <Lint> or gnome3 will be installed?
[13:52] <theadmin> Lint: If you wish to use Gnome3 with gnome-shell, install gnome-shell. If you want to use the fallback mode, use gnome-fallback. If you want an experience most similar to gnome2, install Xubuntu.
[13:52] <maahes> shoot, I fixed the perms on / and it still doesn't start the job
[13:52] <ami__> Hi I'm looking for help with a strange fstab problem, is this a good place to ask?
[13:52] <theadmin> ami__: Yup yup
[13:52] <jatt> !ask
[13:53] <ami__> when mounting local smb shares
[13:53] <Lint> theadmin, i don't care about both fnomes, i don't want them be installed during upgrade
[13:53] <Lint> i need neither
[13:53] <ami__> all the shares mount except one which states "nothing mounted"
[13:53] <maahes> where are settings and such for upstart kept? maybe upstart's folder perms are screwed up?
[13:53] <walid_> sry can someone give a hand? i was asked to run automake libtool libxml++2.6-dev freeglut3-dev python-dev python-setuptools
[13:54] <walid_> before that, i ran sudo apt-get install git-core build-doxygen subversion cmake-curses-gui build-essential (without build-doxygen, not found)
[13:54] <theadmin> maahes: /etc/init/
[13:54] <walid_> before that, i ran sudo apt-get install git-core build-doxygen subversion cmake-curses-gui build-essential (without build-doxygen, not found)
[13:54] <walid_> sry can someone give a hand? i was asked to run automake libtool libxml++2.6-dev freeglut3-dev python-dev python-setuptools
[13:54] <theadmin> walid_: Stop repeating
[13:54] <walid_> (oops sry for flood :/ )
[13:55] <maahes> no, no permissions issues there
[13:55] <maahes> and the conf files are in /etc/init
[13:55] <BlueWolf> Dose anyone know of a good program the will allow me to edit music?
[13:55] <theadmin> BlueWolf: Try Audacity
[13:56] <maahes> is there a way to get more detailed info as to why a job wouldn't start from apt when installing?
[13:56] <theadmin> BlueWolf: Or Mixxx if you want dj-style editing
[13:56] <Chacall> help me
[13:56] <theadmin> Chacall: Ask your question first
[13:56] <Chacall> I can not use the gnome-shell extensions
[13:57] <ro_70s> my ubuntu will not shut down when someone else is logged in. how can I fix it so that it does?
[13:57] <reisio> ro_70s: you don't care that they'll lose their system?
[13:58] <ro_70s> not if Im the only one on the computer
[13:58] <ro_70s> :) we tend to leave the system up sometimes and thats fine unless I want a lot of horsepower like for games
[13:59] <ro_70s> its just going to leave their apps like the browser in an unsaved state
[13:59] <reisio> ro_70s: did you try running 'reboot' or 'shutdown -h now' from a term?
[13:59] <theadmin> ro_70s: If multiple users are logged in you need to have admin rights in order to shutdown, just do "sudo poweroff"
[14:00] <theadmin> Makes sense to me :$
[14:00] <ro_70s> oo, so the xwindows gui can't do it at all?
[14:00] <Chacall> theadmin
[14:00] <BlueWolf> theadmin: Ok, out of the two which one would you recomend is the better one and more user friendly?
[14:00] <ro_70s> thanks reisio, theadmin .. not the answer I was hoping for but at least it is an answer :)
[14:01] <Lint> the server mentality has no placeon home os ubuntu position herself as
[14:01] <reisio> I'm sure it can when configured to be able to :p
[14:01] <reisio> Lint: hrmm?
[14:01] <theadmin> BlueWolf: I don't really do audio editing, sorry.
[14:01] <Lint> reisio, need for root access to shutdown, mount disks and similar idiocy
[14:01] <ami__> hi having issues with mounting a specifc share via fstab, the share is a local smb share, I have multiple other smb shares served and mounted the smae way and they are all happy, but for some reason i cant get the share called anime to mount: my fstab is here http://pastebin.com/pCgNUf1r and my smbd.conf is here http://pastebin.com/RfuPj72C
[14:02] <reisio> BlueWolf: how do you mean to change the music?
[14:02] <BlueWolf> theadmin: thanks allot. :D
[14:02] <theadmin> Lint: It's security, and this is Linux. Go to Windows if you prefer to stay insecure and like malware and so on.
[14:02] <ro_70s> BlueWolf: he was saying, it aught to be configurable
[14:02] <reisio> yes it's a security feature, though it need not take any extra step
[14:02] <ro_70s> Im sorry
[14:02] <ro_70s> I meant Lint
[14:02] <reisio> you can configure sudo to allow access for what you use frequently, like rebooting
[14:02] <czz> What's the command to get a directory instead of a file using ftp?
[14:03] <reisio> course in Ubuntu everything is allowed by sudo :p
[14:03] <BlueWolf> reisio: As in cutting certain parts out and adding in others......
[14:03] <jatt> sudo su
[14:03] <theadmin> czz: mget
[14:04]  * Lint wonders how that 'security feature' will stop the user from using powerswitch or opening the case and snitching hard disk out?
[14:04] <ro_70s> mget? bet that's the inspiration for the name of wget :D
[14:04] <czz> theadmin, Didn't work
[14:04] <ro_70s> Lint: I can confirm that it does not :P
[14:04] <reisio> Lint: it won't of course, but with physical access there isn't much that can keep you secure
[14:04] <theadmin> Lint: Locally? No way. Remotely? Will stop for sure.
[14:05] <theadmin> Lint: If the malefactor has physical access to the machine there's nothing you can do to save yourself actually
[14:05] <reisio> although some systems _do_ allow for software control over the power switch
[14:05] <ami__> can anyone have a quick eyeball of my stab and smbd.conf and see if i've missed anything obvious? my fstab is here http://pastebin.com/pCgNUf1r and my smbd.conf is here http://pastebin.com/RfuPj72C
[14:05] <reisio> not usually the power cord, though :)
[14:05] <ro_70s> theadmin: is there a way to configure sudoers so the xwindows gui itself can shut down when any unprivledged user tells it to ?
[14:06] <BlueWolf> reisio: Do know anything?
[14:06] <reisio> BlueWolf: audacity is pretty good for that
[14:06] <Chacall> The gnome-shell extensions don't run. What do?
[14:06] <raphaelle> Hello @ll, can anyone help me to install last source of KMyMoney on a Lubuntu 11.10 machine ? I get this error : http://pastebin.com/QZbDZ9kD
[14:07] <theadmin> ro_70s: Sure, add the following line at the end: ALL ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/shutdown, /sbin/poweroff, /sbin/reboot
[14:08] <reisio> Chacall: are you using gnome shell?...
[14:08] <ro_70s> theadmin: that is a good idea :) Why limit it to the gui
[14:09] <ro_70s> theadmin: thanks
[14:09] <raphaelle> Hello @ll again,  sorry for double posting (I've been disconnected), can anyone help me to install last source of KMyMoney on a Lubuntu 11.10 machine ? I get this error : http://pastebin.com/QZbDZ9kD
[14:09] <mufflon> Chacall: to activate extensions you need to restart the shell by doing "ALT+F2 r"  i think
[14:09] <iyov7> where is the guide and how to customize Unity after a clean install?
[14:09] <BlueWolf> reisio: As an example I only want the first 1 minute and 16 seconds of this song:     http://prostopleer.com/#/search?q=assassin%27s+creed+brotherhood+credits+song
[14:09] <Lint> raphaelle, is libgmp-dev package in?
[14:10] <theadmin> BlueWolf: Audacity can do that :)
[14:10] <Trevor69420> audacity
[14:10] <Trevor69420> oh what theadmin said
[14:10] <maahes> can anyone tell me how I could get more information as to why this is happening? http://pastie.org/3334519 I checked, the conf files are in /etc/init and /init.d/
[14:11] <BlueWolf> theadmin: Thanks man - P.S Download that song in the link I posted, you might like it. :D
[14:11] <Trevor69420> i need to figure out a more detailed iptables gui :-\
[14:12] <theadmin> BlueWolf: I'll look it up later, rather busy now
[14:12] <theadmin> MARK
[14:12] <theadmin> (sorry, that's just so it's easier to look in the logs)
[14:12] <Guest76734> looking for help with a sound card issue
[14:12] <reisio> BlueWolf: and if you want something command line only, sox or ffmpeg could probably manage it
[14:12] <Guest76734> my sound card is not recognized
[14:12] <BlueWolf> theadmin: Thanks for the Help
[14:13] <BlueWolf> reisio: Thank you as well.
[14:15] <raphaelle> Thanks Lint, I'am one step beyond thanks to you ! But still stuck though : http://pastebin.com/V2T7vsRT
[14:15] <Steevca> I need help with make command.I have a Makefile document on my CD.What is the proper command.
[14:15] <reisio> Steevca: for what program?
[14:16] <tippenein> Anyone here had problems with NetworkManager in 10.04 Ubuntu that they successfully diagnosed a problem?
[14:16] <reisio> tippenein: works better if you simply state _your_ problem
[14:16] <ikonia> Steevca: what are you trying to build
[14:16] <Steevca> resio It's a TP-LINK TF-3200 network driver.
[14:16] <ikonia> tippenein: yes,
[14:16] <tippenein> My NM drops connection every 10 seconds
[14:17] <tippenein> I got Xubuntu to make sure it wasn't just my router
[14:17] <ikonia> tippenein: wired or wireless
[14:17] <tippenein> Xubuntu works fine
[14:17] <tippenein> wireless
[14:17] <reisio> same version of networkmanager?
[14:17] <Guest76734> no sound, running ubuntu 11.10. Card is simply not recognized now, it is like it doesn't exist to the rest of the computer
[14:17] <mnk> hi all anyone good at scripting and sed?
[14:17] <ikonia> tippenein: what does the syslog say ?
[14:17] <ikonia> mnk: the guys in #sed are
[14:17] <mnk> haha nice one ikonia
[14:17] <Steevca> reisio,ikonia ?
[14:17] <tippenein> I'd have to log back in with ubuntu, where is syslog?
[14:18] <ikonia> Steevca: what ?
[14:18] <Ho^Oh> tippenein: Whatcha using now?
[14:18] <ikonia> tippenein: /var/log
[14:18] <Steevca> ikonia About the command. :P
[14:18] <ikonia> Steevca: it's not that simple, there isn't just one command
[14:18] <Ho^Oh> dv310p3r: Missing an e.
[14:18] <ikonia> Steevca: what are you trying to build and why ?
[14:19] <tippenein> Ho^Oh: I am back on Ubuntu 10.04 now checking /var/log
[14:19] <Steevca> ikonia I am trying to get my driver for network adapter to work because it's not detected at all.
[14:19] <ikonia> Steevca: what model card is it ?
[14:19] <Lint> raphaelle, libalkimia-dev, libglib2.0-dev
[14:19] <Ho^Oh> tippenein: You no like Unity?
[14:19] <Steevca> ikonia It's TP-LINK TF-3200.
[14:19] <tippenein> no
[14:19] <Ho^Oh> Or is it the problems in 11.10?
[14:19] <ikonia> I'm not familier with that model Steevca
[14:19] <Steevca> Ok,nothing then.
[14:20] <ikonia> Steevca: ?
[14:20] <Lint> OK can I upgrade ubuntu safely so that my desktop not were replaced with unity or something?
[14:20] <Steevca> I have the drivers on my cd,but i don't know how to install them.
[14:20] <ikonia> Steevca: there should be a README file
[14:20] <ikonia> Steevca: or an INSTALL file
[14:20] <ikonia> Steevca: reading both of those files should explain it
[14:20] <Ho^Oh> The only thing I dislike about Unity is...
[14:21] <mnk> anyone good at sed or pattern matching?
[14:21] <tippenein> ikonia: wlan0: deauthenticating from MAC_ADDRESS by local chose (reason=3)
[14:21] <ikonia> mnk: yes, the guys in #sed as you've been told
[14:21] <Ho^Oh> There aren't a lot of themes made for Unity.
[14:21] <Steevca> There is a readme but i when i use them i cant get it to work.
[14:21] <ikonia> Steevca: how are you trying to use them
[14:21] <ikonia> tippenein: need to research what reason=3 is
[14:21] <Steevca> What a sec.
[14:21] <mnk> ikonia, no response there! Was hoping someone here would also be good at sed
[14:21] <ikonia> mnk: wait for a response in there
[14:22] <tippenein> ikonia: or this one, Failed to initiate AP scan  Authentication with MAC timed out
[14:22] <mnk> ok thanks ikonia
[14:22] <Ho^Oh> What's SED?
[14:22] <ikonia> Ho^Oh: a shell command
[14:22] <tippenein> stream editor
[14:22] <Ho^Oh> Okies.
[14:22] <ikonia> tippenein: well, that just suggests your mac can't authenticate with the AP, which based on what you've said from xubuntu isn't correct
[14:22] <Steevca> ikonia http://pastebin.com/y4ZEp6vy here you go.
[14:23] <tippenein> right. xubuntu connects to same router with no problem
[14:23] <ikonia> Steevca: didn't ask you to paste the file, I don't need to read it, I asked how you where using them, what is failing
[14:23] <mufflon> mnk: what exactly do you want to know?
[14:23] <mnk> mufflon,  trying to replace some malicious code which is in hundreds of files on our server
[14:23] <ikonia> tippenein: so either a.) there is a missconfiguration in your network manager config - eg: password/encyption method b.) there is a bug in network manager with your access point
[14:23] <Steevca> When i use the make all =>generate sundance.o i get an error reporting that there is a problem with a syntax or something like that i can't remeber.
[14:24] <mnk> mufflon, *delete. so i have written a script but I can't seem to match the malicious code in the files
[14:24] <mnk> mufflon, http://pastie.org/3334569
[14:24] <ikonia> Steevca: are you actually typing "make all  => generate sundance.ko"
[14:24] <Guest45185> I ask woman
[14:24] <ikonia> Guest45185: not in here you don't
[14:24] <ikonia> Guest45185: please don't pm people asking things like ASL
[14:24] <Steevca> ikonia yes.
[14:24] <ikonia> Steevca: ok - that's the issue
[14:24] <ikonia> Steevca: the command is "make all" -that's it
[14:25] <Steevca> ikonia oh,ok. Stupid of me. :S
[14:25] <ikonia> Steevca: "make all  => generate sundance.ko" is showing you that if you type "make all" it will create sundance.ko
[14:25] <ikonia> Steevca: the => is showing you the output of that command
[14:25] <Steevca> So i just open terminal and type make all?
[14:25] <mnk> mufflon, this is what i need to match - it's the malicious code: http://pastie.org/3334607
[14:25] <ikonia> Steevca: no, you work through the instructions in that file
[14:25] <Steevca> Ok,tnx
[14:25] <tippenein> ikonia: I have the necessary firmware so I would assume it is misconfiguration of some sort.  Any suggestions where to look?  /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.config doesn't give me much
[14:26] <Lint> mnk your side was infected and you're trying to hide it?
[14:26] <Lint> *site
[14:26] <mufflon> mnk: what is -i.hacked? i nerver seen it before
[14:27] <mnk> Lint, the site is infected and i wana remove that code for a start so i can start cleaning it up
[14:27] <ikonia> tippenein: hang on
[14:27] <mnk> mufflon, that backs up the original file with .hack extension - for easy locating
[14:27] <walid_> hi
[14:28] <walid_> i'm trying to install build-doxygen
[14:28] <walid_> but i get a package not found, and i had no luck on google so far
[14:29] <tippenein> walid_: from sudo apt-get ? or?
[14:29] <walid_> tippenein: yes
[14:30] <walid_> tippenein: i have simple instructions from a guy who's accross the ocean, so i can't reach him, but i need to get this done
[14:30] <LucidGuy> Scenario:  Two organizations sharing the same email domain decide to split.  First group will be using Exchange, Second will be using something more open source like Zimbra.  They both are to retain their email addresses though.  What would one do?  Have one of the two servers simply perform forwards to the other.  Or some kind of central  postfix server (holding the mx) relaying two the both of them?
[14:30] <Ho^Oh> In unity, how exactly does it loads icons, like how gnome3 loads icons?                 Gnome3 loads kde4 icons (Via, shortcut).                But Unity doesn't.
[14:30] <tippenein> walid_: from the website it looks like you have to download from the website and build it yourself
[14:31] <ikonia> tippenein: sorry, was just on the phone, what where you saying ?
[14:31] <Ho^Oh> And when I'm using KDE apps in Unity, some icons would be missing.
[14:31] <walid_> tippenein: but is build-doxygen the same as doxygen?
[14:32] <tippenein> walid_: I believe so.. Check the doxygen website.  Looks like some sort of make utility
[14:32] <porkchop85> Is anyone else in the US having any connectivity issues
[14:32] <ikonia> porkchop85 connecticity to what ?
[14:33] <Ho^Oh> I want to create a link to KDE icons in Unity.
[14:33] <walid_> tippenein: i'll have another look
[14:33] <tippenein> ikonia: was just saying that I downloaded firmware from synaptic for my particular atheros wireless card and the config settings for networkmanager are slim
[14:33] <porkchop85> I cant get to netflix or Hulu
[14:33] <porkchop85> and there are routers down all over the country
[14:33] <ikonia> porkchop85: then that's not an ubuntu issue
[14:33] <ikonia> tippenein: possible I suppose, but I don't know
[14:33] <reisio> porkchop85: ISP? DNS?
[14:34] <tippenein> walid_: I would try sudo apt-get install doxygen and see if the build package you're looking for comes with it
[14:34] <porkchop85> Its not just me I have been talking to a friend in California and hes got the same issue
[14:34] <walid_> tippenein: thanks, i'll do that, otherwise i'll wait for the other to wake up :)
[14:34] <porkchop85> Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask
[14:35] <tippenein> porkchop85: checked and hulu works, but netflix doesn't
[14:35]  * Lint wonders how U$ network problems are related to Ubuntu support
[14:35] <reisio> porkchop85: http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using.html#troubleshooting
[14:35] <ikonia> lint they are not
[14:35] <reisio> porkchop85: work all the way through to the dig @8.8.8.8 command at leasat
[14:35] <reisio> least*
[14:36] <porkchop85> I am using 4.2.2.2 for my dns level 3 i believe
[14:36] <Steevca> ikonia i am geting an error : there is no member named " "
[14:36] <Steevca> Multiple times.
[14:37] <Ho^Oh> Lol Lint.
[14:37] <ikonia> Steevca: did you read and follow the document
[14:38] <pastorbelga> @search vince flynn kill shot
[14:38] <tippenein> walid_: also, trying 'sudo apt-get build-dep doxygen' might retrieve the dependencies you're looking for
[14:38] <Steevca> ikonia Yes,it's the first command.
[14:38] <ikonia> Steevca: what directory are you running this in
[14:39] <piper69> hello everyone i am having a little issue, i keep getting this error "mv: cannot stat `/home/johnny/Downloads/IOS/*.*': No such file or directory"
[14:39] <piper69> now IOS files are a backup of an old user, so i did 'sudo chmod -R johnny ~/IOS' and still didn't fix it
[14:40] <ikonia> porkchop85: ~/IOS and /home/johnny/Downloads/IOS are different directories
[14:40] <ikonia> oops
[14:40] <ikonia> piper69: ~/IOS and /home/johnny/Downloads/IOS are different directories
[14:41] <Lantizia> Hey does Ubuntu (normal desktop install) come with the unzip command by default!?
[14:41] <piper69> ikonia: i meant the whole path for IOS '/home/johnny/Downloads/IOS
[14:41] <ikonia> piper69: what are you actually trying to do ?
[14:41] <tsimpson> piper69: what command are you running that gives the error?
[14:41] <OlaRune> question about glib-2.0: http://pastebin.com/DxnTW09c
[14:42] <reisio> Lantizia: I believe so
[14:42] <piper69> 'sudo mv /home/johnny/Downloads/IOS/*.* /opt/GNS3/IOS/
[14:42] <zapbuzz> anyone running ubuntu 11.10 x64 with via chrome 9 HC graphics on a mini tower?
[14:42] <reisio> zapbuzz: taking a poll?
[14:42] <ikonia> zapbuzz: just ask your question
[14:43] <tsimpson> piper69: remove any quotes you are using in the command
[14:43] <OlaRune> could someone check my URL? :)
[14:43] <piper69> tsimpson: no quotes
[14:43] <zapbuzz> well i cant understand why i am stuck with system identifying my graphics as unknown and experience unknown
[14:44] <zapbuzz> *experience standard sorry
[14:44] <tsimpson> piper69: did you check that the directory has the files named like that then?
[14:44] <piper69> tsimpson: name like what
[14:44] <mufflon> piper69: try option -t, see man mv
[14:45] <piper69> mufflon: its not mv it does it with cp as well
[14:45] <tsimpson> piper69: names that have something.something, specifically a dot and extension
[14:45] <tsimpson> piper69: *.* doesn't match "foo", but will match "foo.bar" for instance
[14:46] <Steevca> ikonia It's a directory on my C: partiotion.
[14:46] <theadmin> If you want to match all files, just do * . *.* makes sense in very rare cases.
[14:46] <Steevca> I have copyed files there.
[14:46] <ikonia> Steevca: your C partition ? that's a windows drive ?
[14:47] <piper69> tsimpson: 'sudo mv /home/johnny/Downloads/IOS/* /opt/GNS3/IOS/ also return same result
[14:47] <ikonia> Steevca: you need to run this from within ubuntu
[14:47] <mufflon> piper69: try option -t, see man mv
[14:47] <Steevca> ikonia well i am an old windows user so use that.
[14:47] <ikonia> that doesn't change what I just said
[14:47] <Steevca> It's an 31 GB dirve or something
[14:47] <ikonia> that doesn't change what I just said
[14:47] <Steevca> In ubuntu
[14:47] <ikonia> Steevca: keep things simple - do this on the ubuntu file system
[14:48] <piper69> mufflon: same thing , nothing is moved
[14:48] <ikonia> Steevca: use your home directory or somewhere
[14:48] <anudaasa> for copy, you can use mc /// midnight commander
[14:48] <Steevca> Ok,i am going to do that.
[14:49] <tsimpson> piper69: look at the output of "ls /home/johnny/Downloads/IOS/" check that there are files there
[14:49] <oscarmeyer> how can i select esdmon as my audio output? i started gstreamer-properties and it said the plugin was missing
[14:49] <piper69> 'drwxr-xr-x  2 root root 49152 2012-02-06 13:11 IOS
[14:49] <dwarder> how do i enter grub command line
[14:49] <piper69> ^^ could that be the problem
[14:49] <dwarder> ?
[14:49] <dwarder> i only have a splash screen
[14:49] <dwarder> i need to load into single mode
[14:50] <reisio> dwarder: 'e' ?
[14:50] <piper69> tsimpson: yes there is folders and a .bin inside the folders
[14:50] <dwarder> reisio: what do you mean by that?
[14:50] <reisio> dwarder: the letter e
[14:50] <dwarder> reisio: ohh i see, let me try
[14:50] <BezNalogov> Hello. I have installed a Samsung SCX-4623F via the unified driver of Samsung. The printer appears in Cups, but when I try to print something I get this message: "/usr/lib/cups/backend/mfp failed". I found many old posts in forums about this via Google, but nothing seems to work for 11.10 server. Can somebody tell me what to do?
[14:50] <Trevor69420> ah yes.. the joys of watching netflix at work
[14:50] <tsimpson> piper69: ok, just use "sudo mv /home/johnny/Downloads/IOS /opt/GNS3/IOS"
[14:52] <dwarder> reisio: it doesn't seem
[14:52] <dwarder> to work
[14:52] <anudaasa> bezna, is samsung printer linux compatible ?
[14:52] <piper69> tsimpson: thanks that wiped /opt/GNS3/IOS
[14:53] <piper69> *deleted
[14:55] <overclucker> dwarder: try o
[14:56] <theadmin> anudaasa: Depends on which printer., heh
[14:56] <theadmin> anudaasa: Naming the exact model would help much more
[14:56] <overclucker> dwarder: o as in open a new line in the grub menu to edit
[14:56] <xsl> guys is it ok to have /var with nodev,nosuid,noatime,noexec mount point options?
[14:56] <piper69> i will use sudo -i then and get over with it
[14:56] <xsl> not sure if ubuntu uses /var/run for something
[14:56] <anudaasa> theadmin, i have no proble :-)
[14:57] <dwarder> overclucker: o doesn't seem to worth too
[14:57] <dwarder> overclucker: i've doewnloaded virtual box image
[14:57] <dwarder> overclucker: work*
[14:58] <dwarder> from here http://virtualboxes.org/images/ubuntu/
[14:58] <dwarder> 11.04
[14:58] <syn-ack> Good morning
[14:59] <overclucker> dwarder: try 'c' that should give you a grub prompt
[14:59] <piper69> wtf. i went to /opt/GNS3/IOS and i did 'sudo -i mv /home/johnny/Downloads/IOS .
[14:59] <piper69> now it not the
[14:59] <piper69> ahhhhhh
[15:00] <piper69> it will mv it to /root/IOS
[15:00] <dwarder> overclucker: c doesn't work either
[15:00] <kapz_> Hi all!  I installed Ubuntu 11.10 yesterday and configured to use, all works fine. Today I purchased a Samsung monochromatic laser printer - ML-1670 but it doesn't work :(
[15:01] <Steevca> ikonia this is what i am geting http://pastebin.com/qfj7g8uJ
[15:01] <kapz_> I installed the drivers that ubuntu 'recommended' me..the printer is added properly in system, however when I try to print anything I get a printout saying Internal error - Please use the proper driver, HELP! I am installing a printer for the first time in my life
[15:01] <ikonia> Steevca: looks like it's incompatible
[15:01] <anudaasa> kapz, if necesary, then virtual box
[15:02] <ikonia> Steevca: I suspect it doesn't help that you're not running an offiical ubuntu kernel
[15:02] <LiNuX`sup> I'm not sure if an update did this or something else, but when I click on a print icon on a page/program I get a simple drop down of printers and a From|To Quantity
[15:02] <LiNuX`sup> with no print options or ability to get to any menu to set print options. How do I get the old version back?
[15:02] <ikonia> Steevca: you may want to take this up with jolicloud support
[15:02] <kapz_> anudaasa, I am using it on a real machine
[15:02] <anudaasa> i highly recomend, buy printer with linux compatible
[15:03] <ikonia> Steevca: http://www.jolicloud.com/about
[15:03] <BezNalogov> Hello. I have installed a Samsung SCX-4623F via the unified driver of Samsung. The printer appears in Cups, but when I try to print something I get this message: "/usr/lib/cups/backend/mfp failed". I found many old posts in forums about this via Google, but nothing seems to work for 11.10 server. Can somebody tell me what to do?
[15:03] <Steevca> ikonia I would gladly do that but i posted a ticket about 2 weeks ago and still not geting an answer,also there is no one on irc.
[15:03] <syn-ack> Any HP will work for that, anudaasa
[15:03] <ikonia> Steevca: that's not #ubuntu's problem
[15:03] <dwarder> overclucker:nm i got root somehow ...
[15:03] <kapz_> anudaasa, manual says Mac and Linux friendly, also ubuntu recommended me the CORRECT model no etc..
[15:03] <ikonia> Steevca: you've chose to not use ubuntu but jolicloud, it's up to them to support you
[15:03] <xro> Hi, what do you think about mint?
[15:03] <LiNuX`sup> it's not printer compatibility in my issue anudaasa I'm simply printing to pdf and would like the options.
[15:03] <ikonia> xro: nothing to do with ubuntu
[15:03] <dmtarmey> hello does anyone know of any software that will creat a roll back facility like windows has and suse has to role back changes which damage the os
[15:03] <ikonia> !mint | xro
[15:04] <Steevca> ikonia I tried ubuntu,same problem,it's not detected at all.
[15:04] <kltsa> barethika
[15:04] <ikonia> Steevca: you're not using it now, so can't help
[15:04] <Typo234> quick question to anybody who can answer, I've got a friend with no means to download ubuntu, a computer with no OS, and an android phone.  Is there a way to have him use his phone as storage to boot ubuntu, or is that ridiculous and is he out of luck
[15:04] <anudaasa> kapz, all right, then you must do best you can do
[15:04] <Steevca> Ok,nevermind i am just going to stick with windows.Fuck this.
[15:04] <kapz_> that being?
[15:04] <Typo234> I should actually rephrase, his only means to download ubuntu is using his phone
[15:04] <ikonia> Typo234: I think you're into a rough ride to do that
[15:05] <syn-ack> Typo234, it can be hacked, but that's out of the scope of this channel
[15:05] <xro> ikonia, i just want an opinion... I'm an ubuntu user for the moment...
[15:05] <syn-ack> ikonia, a really rough one. :/
[15:05] <ikonia> Typo234: most phones will need a driver to see the device as stroage, certainly enough to boot
[15:05] <ikonia> xro: then ask the mint guys
[15:05] <Typo234> bleh okay, thanks ikonia, might have to mail him a copy then
[15:05] <oscarmeyer> does anyone know how i can use the enlightenment sound daemon as my audio output?
[15:05] <ikonia> Typo234: it maybe techncally possible, but I doubt it's realistic to do
[15:06] <xro> ikonia, i prefer a ubntu guy opinion because mint guy will say "it's the better distrib"
[15:06] <ikonia> xro: an ubuntu guy will say ubuntu is better,
[15:06] <syn-ack> ikonia, IS NOT. :P
[15:06] <ikonia> xro: ubuntu people use ubuntu - ask mint people for the info and then make your own mind
[15:07] <xro> nobody use both?
[15:07] <auronandace> xro: or ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:07] <zapbuzz> i just wanna say something. there are 2 processor architectures right? i386 and amd64 or x86 x64 right? so when people say i got ubuntu can ya please say 32 or 64 bit? thankyou
[15:07] <ikonia> xro: you may also try ##linux for some generic linux discussion
[15:08] <zapbuzz> im running x64 or 64bit ubuntu 10.11 does it use 32bit or 64bit drivers?
[15:08] <ikonia> zapbuzz: 64
[15:10] <kalimojo> why is there no system menu in my version of ubuntu ?
[15:11] <auronandace> kalimojo: screenshot
[15:11] <syn-ack> it doesnt like you? kalimojo?
[15:11] <kalimojo> where do i paste it auronandace
[15:12] <auronandace> !screenshot | kalimojo
[15:13] <dimago> anyone knows Astaro Security Gateway?
[15:13] <auronandace> dimago: windows software?
[15:13] <dimago> auronandace, no, appliance for business security
[15:14] <dimago> auronandace, with fwl, web gateway, e-mail, and more...
[15:14] <kalimojo> http://imagebin.org/197749
[15:14] <anudaasa> how much is the windows ?
[15:15] <LiNuX`sup> Does anyone know why print settings are no longer in the print dialog for ubuntu 11.10?
[15:15] <zteam> Hello
[15:15] <auronandace> anudaasa: "the windows"?
[15:16] <kalimojo> auronandace http://imagebin.org/197749
[15:16] <LiNuX`sup> how can I adjust page size... tray... quality.... duplex... etc etc etc etc?
[15:16] <zteam> Is there any way to prevent firefox from changing language every time I update it?
[15:16] <auronandace> kalimojo: i saw it, i don't use gnome sorry
[15:16] <kalimojo> ok
[15:18] <auronandace> kalimojo: if that is gnome2 you could try this:
[15:18] <auronandace> !panels | kalimojo
[15:20] <LiNuX`sup> http://imagebin.org/197750 please see screenshot of missing print settings.
[15:20] <LiNuX`sup> I used to have the ability to click any print... and set the size to what is specified in the window... I need those settings for proper output. Randomly they are gone?
[15:22] <auronandace> LiNuX`sup: did firefox do that with pdfs previously?
[15:22] <LiNuX`sup> no it showed me the standard dialog auronandace
[15:23] <LiNuX`sup> if I click file print I still get the standard, but I click click print from file to get the output I need. It generates a VECTOR image from the print button on the popup page.
[15:23] <LiNuX`sup> can't click*
[15:27] <zapbuzz> ubuntu x64 sux balls
[15:28] <Lantizia> i guess x86_64 is ok then ? :D
[15:28] <zapbuzz> truth herts i get it
[15:28] <ikonia> !guidelines > zapbuzz
[15:28] <ikonia> zapbuzz: please read the guidelines of how to participate in the channel
[15:29] <auronandace> zapbuzz: are you having a problem running 64bit?
[15:29] <zapbuzz> do you use ubuntu x64?
[15:29] <ikonia> yes
[15:29] <auronandace> zapbuzz: yes
[15:30] <compdoc> zapbuzz, I use 64 bit on all my servers that run 24/7
[15:30] <zapbuzz> do you see display card: unknown in ubuntu x64?
[15:30] <ikonia> zapbuzz: depends on the model of card I use
[15:30] <zapbuzz> do you see anyone define either 32bit or 64bit drivers? i dont!
[15:30] <zapbuzz> theyre all 32bit
[15:31] <ikonia> zapbuzz: as I told you earlier, you don't use 32bit
[15:31] <ikonia> zapbuzz: what video card do you have ?
[15:31] <zapbuzz> Via / S3 Chrome 9 HC like i said 2 years ago.
[15:31] <ikonia> zapbuzz: drop the smart responses
[15:32] <zapbuzz> make that 4 years ago
[15:32] <ikonia> zapbuzz: you'll find that the via /S3 card has terrible linux support in general
[15:32] <compdoc> via was always pretty slow
[15:32] <LiNuX`sup> auronandace: I tested in Chromium and got the same print dialog. Any help would be great. This application outputs print ready files that are designed by clients.
[15:32] <ikonia> the support for the chipset has always been weak
[15:32] <metasansana> lol
[15:33] <auronandace> LiNuX`sup: sorry, i've never used the print dialogs from any browser
[15:35] <DLabz> hi, guys... something happend to my ubuntu10.04, it rebootet, and now the login window is different, and my password isn't working
[15:35] <DLabz> help, please
[15:36] <zth> DLabz, different how?
[15:36] <DLabz> well, it doesn't look like ubuntu lgin
[15:37] <DLabz> it's black screen, with the bar down
[15:37] <DLabz> prompt window is gray
[15:37] <zth> DLabz, did you install any updates or such prior to the reboot?
[15:37] <raphaelle> Hello @ll, what can I do with that ? CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:95 (FIND_PACKAGE):
[15:37] <raphaelle>   Could not find module FindLibAlkimia.cmake or a configuration file for
[15:37] <raphaelle>   package LibAlkimia.
[15:38] <DLabz> I did install apache
[15:38] <zth> raphaelle, do you have libalkimia?
[15:38] <zth> DLabz, nothing else?
[15:38] <DLabz> but not sure if it was in that exact session
[15:38] <DLabz> I don't think so
[15:38] <zth> DLabz, what keyboard-layout do you have normally?
[15:39] <DLabz> en/us
[15:39] <zth> oh ok, that should be the default one then
[15:39] <zth> DLabz, bring up a terminal and try to login that way (ctrl+alt+f1 for example at the login prompt, type your username and the password when you're prompted for that)
[15:40] <D3prehens1o> Hello. I had to try a few times in order to join this server. At the first time it said: User does not have enough parameters. Anyone has any idea why or how?
[15:40] <drPoO> hi all. I am trying to free up some space on  my ubuntu server 10.04  /boot directory. I want to remove old kernels to fix a problem I have. I am running 'sudo apt-get remove linux-image-2.6.32-21-server' and get an unmet dependencies error: http://pastebin.com/cP61hzXG
[15:40] <DLabz> zth: I'll try that
[15:40] <D3prehens1o> at first times* And excuse me for interrupting your questions.
[15:40] <zth> D3prehens1o, what client do you use? xchat?
[15:40] <riviera71> hello
[15:40] <drPoO> I dont know how to override the unmet dependencies error so that I can remove the kernel
[15:40] <D3prehens1o> I am using KVIrc.
[15:41] <raphaelle> zth, I don't think I have libalkimia, but it seems impossible to install throught apt-get : E: Impossible de trouver le paquet libalkimia
[15:42] <kmel> Hi, I've a problem, du -sh ~/ reports 48G but the folders and files listed in du -sh ~/*, do not sum 48G, rather much less. http://pastebin.com/4XVYSpBN
[15:42] <kmel> Is there a re-cache thingy?
[15:42] <zth> raphaelle, http://opendesktop.org/content/show.php/libalkimia?content=137323
[15:42] <zth> check that out
[15:42] <html_5> hi yall
[15:42] <riviera71> Hello html_5
[15:43] <riviera71> do you do any web development?
[15:43] <zth> D3prehens1o, i would logically assume that your error is due to having no name set or something similar to that inside your client
[15:43] <html_5> you too riviera71
[15:43] <zth> i'm not too familiar with the irc-protocol though
[15:43] <D3prehens1o> Alright, thanks.
[15:43] <html_5> riviera71  me?
[15:43] <riviera71> yeah
[15:44] <drPoO> hi all. I am trying to free up some space on  my ubuntu server 10.04  /boot directory. I want to remove old kernels to fix a problem I have. I am running 'sudo apt-get remove linux-image-2.6.32-21-server' and get an unmet dependencies error: http://pastebin.com/cP61hzXG
[15:44] <drPoO> I dont know how to override the unmet dependencies error so that I can remove the kernel
[15:44] <riviera71> sorry, I'll try to be more direct
[15:44] <html_5> riviera71  like what did you have in mind?
[15:44] <raphaelle> thanks zth, I'll try to compile that... again :-(
[15:45] <zth> raphaelle, =/ that's a slippery road
[15:45] <riviera71> nothing specific, I just decided to start looking at IRC for people who may know a thing or two about web application programing
[15:45] <zth> drPoO, it's tied to the linux-image-server. what kernel are you currently running?
[15:46] <riviera71> I'm not too bad with PHP and JavaScript, but I'm always looking build a group of people I can ask for help, as well as contribute to
[15:46] <drPoO> zth, 2.6.32-33-server
[15:46] <drPoO> zth, the /boot partition is full
[15:46] <zth> drPoO, did you try adding -f in the remove command?
[15:46] <riviera71> The was the first room I logged into this morning
[15:47] <drPoO> zth, yup I get the same error
[15:47] <drPoO> zth, E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or specify a solution).
[15:48] <html_5> riviera71,  well there here alright but getting one is like asking them on there 30 lunch  break  ...  thats id they got a job , there are some nomads around here  but you nneed to catch one..
[15:48] <riviera71> that's cool
[15:48] <zth> drPoO, sorry I'm blank. i would google it and look for someone with a similar issue
[15:48] <riviera71> I work from home developing Web applications for my business
[15:49] <drPoO> zth, thnx... im trying to find something
[15:49] <html_5> riviera71,  i know a guy that would love to see your help but if we talk more  we need to go to a different room so we are mot kicked from here
[15:50] <riviera71> html_5, where do you recommend go?
[15:50] <reisio> #websites, #web, #html, #css, ##javascript
[15:50] <Freddy105> hi all
[15:50] <Freddy105> I'm installing a VM server based on KVM and I just installed a 10.04 64 bit machine
[15:50] <reisio> hi Freddy105
[15:50] <Freddy105> it so happens the libvirt version is old, 0.7.5
[15:50] <Freddy105> how can I upgrade?
[15:51] <Freddy105> or should I just change distribution to 11.10?
[15:51] <FloodBot1> Freddy105: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:51] <ekaleido> is there a tool, maybe ntop maybe something more similar to ifstat, that will give me 1second granular or better stats about who my servers are connected to?
[15:51] <html_5> Tm_T,  where do we go for ubuntu web creation?
[15:51] <ekaleido> tcp/udp that is
[15:51] <DLabz> zth: it just fixed it self after coupe of reboots O.o
[15:51] <Tm_T> html_5: ubuntu ...web creation?
[15:52] <zth> DLabz, good! weird issue though
[15:52] <riviera71> no need for that room, i would think that a room for ubuntu web-server administration would be more relevant
[15:52] <anonimuss> hi
[15:53] <djQuery> is there an app that lets me add metrics like cpu temp to the area up by the clock?
[15:53] <Daulity> hi, i have a problem and don't know how to solve, i've got a bluetooth device build in to my laptop and worked on 32bit ubuntu, but now i've installed 64bit ubuntu it says that there's no adapter plugged in?
[15:53] <html_5> riviera71,  ok  then pm me or ubuntu offtopic
[15:53] <Anton___> Ghbdtn!
[15:54] <Anton___> fdsf
[15:54] <Anton___> hello!
[15:54] <Daulity> hi
[15:54] <Anton___> что за дела?
[15:54] <Anton___> ok
[15:54] <riviera71> I think they're right, I'll head to #web
[15:54] <Anton___> Help me please!
[15:54] <zth> Daulity, likely a driver-issue
[15:54] <html_5> riviera71,  im there
[15:55] <zth> Daulity, i've also had issues with 64-bit and bluetooth
[15:55] <Daulity> zth you got it working?
[15:55] <Anton___> How install Windows on disk with Ubuntu for second OS?
[15:55] <anudaasa> yes, is it possible to install windows after ubuntu ?
[15:55] <Anton___> How install Windows on disk with Ubuntu for second OS?
[15:56] <zth> Daulity, i did not fiddle with it too much but no, not on that computer. but on this i have bluetooth (builtin) working with 64-bit, out of the box
[15:56] <Anton___> Please help!
[15:56] <Anton___> How install Windows on disk with Ubuntu for second OS?
[15:56] <Daulity> hmm my bluetooth builtin doesn't work... does in 32bit
[15:56] <djQuery> Anton___, think u need to install windows first
[15:56] <LiNuX`sup> it's harder to install windows if ext3 is the partition
[15:56] <dlentz> you can install windows after ubuntu, but then you have to install grub over the windows bootloader
[15:56] <Anton___> ok
[15:56] <zth> Anton___, google dualboot windows ubuntu
[15:56] <LiNuX`sup> you need to create a windows partition from within linux fist
[15:56] <LiNuX`sup> first*
[15:56] <djQuery> then the ubuntu installer will be pretty self explainatory
[15:56] <Daulity> maybe i needa install 32bit next to the current linux install
[15:56] <Anton___> i was do it but Windows not start (((
[15:57] <Daulity> anton boot/grub repair from live cd
[15:57] <djQuery> to dual boot my system I just shut down and unplug the windows disk
[15:57] <LiNuX`sup> you gparted to create an NTFS partition on the disk... then put in windows cd, reboot and select that partition to install
[15:57] <LiNuX`sup> a windows cd will not over write an ext3 partition
[15:57] <dlentz> Daulity, I hate it when 64-bit drivers aren't up to snuff and the 32-bit ones are
[15:57] <Anton___> I have Google and read, but it does not work.
[15:58] <Anton___> I have Googling and read, but it does not work.
[15:58] <LiNuX`sup> Anton___: I explained to you above
[15:58] <djQuery> dlentz, can you even find a 35 bit MB new anymore?
[15:58] <LiNuX`sup> use gparted to create an NTFS partition on the disk... then put in windows cd, reboot and select that partition to install
[15:58] <djQuery> *32bit
[15:58] <Anton___> where?
[15:58] <Anton___> oh
[15:59] <Anton___> hahaha
[15:59] <Anton___> sure i have 3 ntfs partitions
[15:59] <republic> I know it is out of topic, but, is there any OpenOffice(libreoffice)'s channel in FreeNODE? What is the name?
[15:59] <Anton___> and....?
[15:59] <anudaasa> anton, i dont think if this will be properly work
[15:59] <Anton___> no work(
[15:59] <Anton___> !admins
[15:59] <Anton___> !alert
[15:59] <Daulity> my laptop supports both 32/64 so no problem though ... but i am wondering if you got a 64bit cpu you could install 32bit? 32bit is backwards compatible with 64Bit right?
[15:59] <vincentng> help
[15:59] <Anton___> !help please
[15:59] <vincentng> help
[15:59] <vincentng> i accidently delete home
[15:59] <vincentng> folder
[16:00] <vincentng> what should i do
[16:00] <FloodBot1> vincentng: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:00] <anudaasa> anton, but you can try gparted
[16:00] <zth> Daulity, yes
[16:00] <vincentng> hello
[16:00] <zth> Daulity, it is
[16:00] <zth> Daulity, no real reason to use 64-bit unless you have a specific reason
[16:00] <vincentng> help i lost my home
[16:00] <anudaasa> anton, and then install ubuntu from window :-)
[16:00] <syn-ack> Daulity, Yes and no. if you have to have the 32 bit libs to really get proper support but yeah, it's backward compatible
[16:00] <dlentz> republic, there is #libreoffice
[16:00] <vincentng> i cant access root folder
[16:00] <zth> vincentng, how did you remove it?
[16:00] <Anton___> Windows starts installing. Files are copied to the hard disk. But then windows will not start.
[16:01] <Anton___> HEEELP!!! plz
[16:01] <Anton___> HEEELP!!! plz
[16:01] <Anton___> Windows starts installing. Files are copied to the hard disk. But then windows will not start.
[16:01] <FloodBot1> Anton___: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:01] <vincentng> rm -rf $HOME/.wine
[16:01] <vincentng> rm -f $HOME/.config/menus/applications-merged/wine*
[16:01] <ikonia> Anton___: calm down
[16:01] <vincentng> i type this
[16:01] <ikonia> vincentng: stop
[16:01] <syn-ack> Oh wow, I'm in the completely wrong channel
[16:01] <ikonia> vincentng: the channel ##windows will help you with widows
[16:01] <ikonia> windows
[16:01] <dlentz> !patience | Anton___
[16:01] <auronandace> Anton___: this is ubuntu support, ask in ##windows
[16:01] <vincentng> no
[16:01] <ikonia> vincentng: type /join ##windows
[16:01] <vincentng> im using ubuntu
[16:01] <anudaasa> anton, i mean that windows must be on sda1
[16:01] <ikonia> vincentng: you are trying to install windows - windows will not install, it is a windows issue
[16:01] <vincentng> no
[16:02] <vincentng> im now
[16:02] <vincentng> im not
[16:02] <vincentng> i lost my home folder
[16:02] <FloodBot1> vincentng: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:02] <vincentng> how do i restore it
[16:02] <ikonia> vincentng: explain your issue
[16:02] <Anton___> ask windows ahahah there are me said go to ubuntu channel and here windows support
[16:02] <vincentng> i try removing wine from terminal
[16:02] <vincentng> after i restart
[16:02] <dlentz> you deleted your home folder? so i take it you have no backup?
[16:02] <vincentng> my home was completely new
[16:02] <ikonia> vincentng: hang on - your data is gone
[16:02] <Anton___> help please!
[16:02] <bean> vincentng, if you deleted your home directory there is nothing you can do.
[16:02] <bean> Anton___, ... join ##windows
[16:02] <Anton___> im calm down
[16:02] <vincentng> rm -rf $HOME/.wine
[16:02] <vincentng> rm -f $HOME/.config/menus/applications-merged/wine*
[16:03] <alin> hello ubuntu users
[16:03] <vincentng> i type this two lines
[16:03] <Anton___> i was
[16:03] <vincentng> and its gone?!
[16:03] <FloodBot1> vincentng: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:03] <ikonia> Anton___: ##windows is there you will get help
[16:03] <Guest77107> ?
[16:03] <anudaasa> anton, only wmware and then windows :-)
[16:03] <ikonia> vincentng: your data is gone
[16:03] <vincentng> what happen to the command line
[16:03] <vincentng> how did it happen?
[16:03] <ikonia> vincentng: you deleted the directory with that command, now it is gone
[16:04] <vincentng> i thought i was juz for wine
[16:04] <vincentng> .wine
[16:04] <dlentz> vincentng, if you mistyped a space after $HOME...
[16:04] <ikonia> vincentng: no
[16:04] <Omega_Apex> Can help me somebody?
[16:04] <zth> Omega_Apex, state your question. if someone can help you they'll answer
[16:05] <vincentng> any way i could restore my data?
[16:05] <dlentz> use your backup ;)
[16:05] <vincentng> i dont have 1
[16:05] <dlentz> SOL
[16:05] <ikonia> vincentng: no
[16:05] <vincentng> can i restore?
[16:05] <ikonia> vincentng: data is gone, sorry
[16:05] <zapbuzz> ikonia: i appologise for my disposition and bad attitude
[16:05] <Omega_Apex> i want to make an cservice ussername, what e-mail adress is good for that?
[16:05] <zth> vincentng, http://ubuntumanual.org/posts/357/recover-your-deleted-files-in-ubuntu
[16:05] <ikonia> zapbuzz: thanks, I appreciate that, however trying to evade a ban to do this isn't the best approach
[16:05] <Omega_Apex> i don`t want to see my ip all world
[16:06] <Jan271> Hello! i have been struggling to compile ieee80211 for last 3 days and I have checked all the posts on the internet. Is there a way to get ieee working on ubuntu?
[16:06] <ikonia> zapbuzz: I'll remove the ban and you can stay if you keep this better attitude in check
[16:06] <zth> vincentng, no guarantee it'll work, but maybe
[16:06] <Jan271> i get the same compile errors as many orther people, but i cannot find a solution
[16:06] <oPhelias__> whois _iron
[16:06] <pangolin> zapbuzz: I did some quick searching on your card model and unfortunately you are not going to be able to get it working in linux.
[16:07] <pangolin> least not to it's full potential
[16:07] <ikonia> he's long gone
[16:07] <pangolin> err
[16:07] <Omega_Apex> i want to enjoy with anonymous? what i need to do for that?
[16:07] <pangolin> oh well
[16:07] <semitones> hello
[16:07] <semitones> hey pangolin :)
[16:08] <pangolin> hello semitones
[16:08] <Trevor69420> yay finally got Tor to work on my ubuntu router
[16:08] <Omega_Apex> I use tor project too
[16:08] <rick_> my war machine keeps cutting off in the heat of battle why would ubuntu freeze up
[16:08] <Omega_Apex> with relay
[16:08] <rick_> the enemy is killing it
[16:08] <semitones> I was wondering, is there an application that tells you why Ubuntu is slow after you login? (between logging in, and unity-2d showing up)
[16:08] <Trevor69420> rick_ is it actually freezing?
[16:08] <Omega_Apex> some girls here :)
[16:08] <Trevor69420> it could be the graphics card
[16:09] <rick_> yup its freezing like windows piece of crap
[16:09] <_iron> oPhelias_: hi
[16:09] <vincentng> how to recover data?
[16:09] <vincentng> i deleted my home folder
[16:09] <vincentng> help please
[16:09] <dlentz> rick_, overheating?
[16:09] <Trevor69420> u deleted your home folder?
[16:09] <vincentng> yes
[16:09] <rick_> not likely
[16:09] <ikonia> vincentng: the data is GONE
[16:09] <Trevor69420> well no it's not
[16:09] <Jan271> ok let me put it this way: how do I install ieee80211 kernel sources in ubuntu?
[16:09] <Trevor69420> but u probably dont have the tools to get it back
[16:10] <vincentng> what tools i need?
[16:10] <vincentng> i need to recover my email folders
[16:10] <mufflon> vincentng: try to install scalpel and restore your data
[16:10] <vincentng> thunderbird email folders
[16:10] <rick_> any other suggestions
[16:10] <stoycho> hi all is it this the channel where i can ask for help ?
[16:10] <ikonia> vincentng: the data is GONE
[16:10] <pangolin> stoycho: with ubuntu, yes.
[16:10] <raphaelle> Can someone tell me what's going wrong with Alkemia ? http://pastebin.com/UzsJygNW
[16:11] <MonkeyDust> vincentng  or go to your webmail, maybe there's a copy of your mails
[16:11] <rick_> when i initiate war machine some one is freezing me
[16:11] <Trevor69420> vincentng, u dont store your emails on your mail server?
[16:11] <dlentz> i would do stress testing (and include memtest in that) to see which component is the culprit
[16:11] <stoycho> pangolin, i am using at the moment backtrack 5 which is similar to ubuntu think so its based on it
[16:11] <vincentng> no
[16:11] <vincentng> i store them in my thunderbird
[16:11] <vincentng> folders
[16:11] <pangolin> stoycho: /join #backtrack-linux for help with BT5
[16:11] <Trevor69420> vincentng who is your mail provider tho?
[16:11] <MonkeyDust> stoycho  type /join #backtrack-linux
[16:11] <vincentng> i have a few
[16:11] <Apex> use open gpg with thunderbird
[16:11] <vincentng> google yahoo msn
[16:11] <rick_> little help i cant be held back here
[16:12] <Trevor69420> all three?
[16:12] <vincentng> but i save them all into thunderbird folders
[16:12] <vincentng> yes
[16:12] <raphaelle> zth, Do you think I have libalkimia installed now ? http://pastebin.com/UzsJygNW
[16:12] <stoycho> ok thanks
[16:12] <vincentng> how do i recover that
[16:12] <rick_> or i will never achieve potential
[16:12] <Trevor69420> so it downloads them to thunderbird and then deletes them from gmail, msn, and/or yahoo?
[16:12] <vincentng> yes
[16:12] <vincentng> i do that
[16:12] <Trevor69420> that's dumb first off
[16:12] <Pici> rick_: What is "war machine" ?
[16:12] <MonkeyDust> vincentng  try to recover it on the website of the mails
[16:12] <vincentng> some are very long ago
[16:12] <Trevor69420> u can try TestDisk... that's a data recovery tool
[16:13] <Trevor69420> i dont think it supports ext3 tho
[16:13] <rick_> we need to examine little buttholes sourcecode at abbott labrotories in illinois
[16:13] <Trevor69420> it use to support ext2
[16:13] <Pici> rick_: excuse me?
[16:13] <rick_> his source code must be examined
[16:13] <zth> raphaelle, no, it's the same message. do you have to compile yourself, is there no precompiled packages?
[16:13] <mbeierl> vincentng, first: you will need patience.  Second: unmount the disk with the deleted data now.  If that means shutting down the computer, then do so.  The longer you have it mounted read/write, the more data will be overwritten.  Now, get another computer and download a Live CD or USB
[16:14] <rick_> ubuntu can initiate software
[16:14] <ikonia> rick_: do you have an ubuntu support question yes/no
[16:14] <vincentng> its my laptop harddisk
[16:14] <raphaelle> zth : the developper himself told me I'd rather use last version, and I just can't find any available package...
[16:14] <MonkeyDust> rick_  it seems you didnt come to the right channel for advice
[16:14] <rick_> yes i keep freezing any idea i know it not from a natural overheat
[16:15] <ikonia> rick_: your hardware keeps locking up / freezing ?
[16:15] <rick_> its ubuntu or hardware to cause freeze
[16:15] <pangolin> Pici: probably some DDoS spamware
[16:15] <mbeierl> vincentng, once you have that, you will boot the computer with the deleted files using the live usb/cd.  You can then go through some of the data recovery steps listed here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[16:15] <ikonia> rick_: what version of ubuntu are you using
[16:15] <holstein> rick_: i would look at the graphics drivers
[16:15] <rick_> 11.10
[16:15] <eXp`iRc|37982> ciao
[16:15] <MonkeyDust> list
[16:15] <Pici> MonkeyDust: :P
[16:15] <eXp`iRc|37982> !list
[16:15] <ikonia> rick_: ok, my first suggestion is when the machine next freezes, press the caps lock button and see if the capslock light comes on / off
[16:15] <ubuntuman1> HEY IKONIA UP YOUR UBUNTU IGNORANT SLAVE
[16:15] <rick_> what to look for in grafics drivers
[16:15] <ikonia> Pici: MonkeyDust there we go
[16:16] <holstein> you can also physically inspect the machine... see if there is a bunch of dust around something inside rick_
[16:16] <macmartine> What would keep debian-backports-keyring from authenticating? https://gist.github.com/1760487
[16:16] <mbeierl> vincentng, I realize that this is very scary, losing your data without a backup, but this is not something that can be solved easily.  You must be very patience, and in some cases, might require additional hardware (such as a second hard drive) in order to store the recovered data
[16:16] <rick_> so hardware can do this freeze
[16:17] <ikonia> rick_: well, do the test I said when it next freezes and report back
[16:17] <rick_> ok pal
[16:17] <holstein> rick_: i have seen that... a lot of dust or pet hair inside... causing heat to build up
[16:17] <brkolog> rick_: is it dusty inside?
[16:17] <compdoc> video cards get hot when youre playing a game
[16:18] <kalgecin> hey guys,
[16:18] <kalgecin> i get this error
[16:18] <kalgecin> route_dst_netlink: can't find interface "lo"
[16:18] <stoycho> pangolin, i am not allow to ask anything in the channel says not sending to the channel when i write something
[16:18] <brkolog> I recently cleaned a PC and freezing disappeared. Apparently there was a short caused by the dust around the graphics card.
[16:18] <compdoc> lo is the loop back device, no?
[16:18] <megajewels> hello
[16:18] <zachtib> so, I'm trying to build a customized ubuntu image for installation on multiple machines, does anyone have suggestions on what tools to use for this (I've messed around with using debootstrap and live-helper) Ideally, I'd like a drive image file I can just image onto the new machines, no installation process. thanks
[16:18] <holstein> yup... its likely that, if this is a desktop, you might be able to get another fan in there and cool it down rick_ ...if you dont see dirt in there
[16:18] <ikonia> compdoc: correct
[16:18] <dlentz> kalgecin, is it defined in /etc/network.interface?
[16:19] <pangolin> !register |stoycho you need to register your nick
[16:19] <Trevor69420> zachtib: are you deploying these images over a network?
[16:19] <kalgecin> dlentz, cat /etc/network/interfaces
[16:19] <kalgecin> auto lo
[16:19] <kalgecin> iface lo inet loopback
[16:19] <LjL> stoycho: it's always a good idea to read the /topic when you enter a channel. they have instructions for registering.
[16:19] <megajewels> is there a repository where i can find buntu drivers?
[16:19] <zachtib> Trevor69420, not at the moment. Something I can just dd would be fine for now
[16:20] <holstein> megajewels: they are mostly just in the kernel... what are you having issues with?
[16:20] <Trevor69420> :-\ i've only depolyed ubuntu installs over a network using FOG
[16:20] <megajewels> i dont have 3d capabilities
[16:20] <zachtib> Trevor69420, in the end, I think we'll be giving this image to our hardware vendor so the machines will come pre-imaged
[16:20] <stoycho> i will fix that in a second ;)
[16:21] <holstein> megajewels: i would see about what graphics card you have... you can run lspci in a terminal or just search the manufacturer... sometimes 3d is not possible though
[16:21] <dlentz> megajewels, what video card (lspci)
[16:21] <pangolin> megajewels: what video card do you have?
[16:21] <Trevor69420> zachtib: how do you want to install them? from CD or directly to an external hard drive?
[16:21] <vincentng> what is the file i need to recover for thunderbird emails?!!?!?
[16:21] <vincentng> help
[16:21] <ldiamond> I have a ubuntu server setup with software raid1. Will I be warned in any way if a disk goes down? Will the machine stop working until the broken disk is replaced?
[16:21] <megajewels> my video card is S3 p4m900
[16:21] <ldiamond> vincentng, ~/.thunderbird
[16:21] <pangolin> vincentng: ~/.thunderbird
[16:21] <jj995> I'm trying to disable avahi-daemon from starting on reboot -- how do I do this?  I already tried "update-rc.d -f avahi-daemon remove" and "chkconfig avahi-daemon off", but neither seem to work
[16:22] <kion> I messsed up Unity, by changing something on the compiz config window, is there a way to restore Unity to its "Default" values?
[16:22] <zachtib> Trevor69420, probably via dd or whatever the vendor uses. I'm more concerned atm with what tools to create the custom image with
[16:22] <Trevor69420> ldiamond, the point of RAID1 is to be an exact copy.. so no it wont go down
[16:22] <rick_> well dangit it wont freeze now
[16:22] <ikonia> vincentng: I'm really, sorry but your data is gone
[16:22] <ikonia> vincentng: asking over and over again won't make it come back
[16:22] <ikonia> rick_: that's ok, just stick with it
[16:22] <Trevor69420> yes but zachtib i am asking how will the image be stored for deployment?
[16:22] <zachtib> I'd like a script file that builds an image from the repos with our required packages. something I can run every month or so to generate an up-to-date image
[16:22] <ikonia> rick_: make a note, when it does freeze, come back and explain the test you've just run
[16:23] <rick_> okee dokke
[16:23] <Trevor69420> are you just copying from drive to drive or do you want to copy to a CD and then install the same image?
[16:23] <zachtib> Trevor69420, probably just as a raw disk image file
[16:23] <zachtib> no cd
[16:23] <macmartine> How do I point ISPConfig to a different nginx install?
[16:23]  * Trevor69420 hits head on table
[16:23] <Trevor69420> ok then just use clonezilla
[16:23] <vincentng> even if i use scalper or testdisk?
[16:23] <jj995> how do I stop a service, specifically avahi-daemon, from starting on boot up?
[16:24] <Scarra3> Morning everyone
[16:24] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, How will I be warned then?
[16:24] <Trevor69420> well depends on the RAID card ldiamond
[16:24] <theadmin> zachtib: Generate a raw disk image every month? Add this to /etc/crontab: @monthly dd if=/dev/sda of=/path/to/image.raw
[16:24] <vincentng> how do i use scalper and testdisk to recover ~/.thunderbird?
[16:24] <Trevor69420> some can monitor and then create  a log file
[16:24] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, it's not a raid card, it's software raid
[16:24] <Trevor69420> i see
[16:24] <vincentng> how do i use scalper and testdisk to recover ~/.thunderbird?
[16:24] <vincentng> how do i use scalper and testdisk to recover ~/.thunderbird?
[16:25] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, raid cards beep and won't let you boot unless you override it
[16:25] <Trevor69420> ldiamond, http://superuser.com/questions/11333/in-ubuntu-how-to-get-email-notifications-about-software-raid-problems
[16:25] <HaruSiga> @vincentng when did you lose your data. I'm asking because depending on that time we can get your files back.
[16:25] <ldiamond> vincentng, shut up.
[16:25] <mbeierl> vincentng, did you unmount the disk?
[16:25] <vincentng> im using it now
[16:25] <Trevor69420> ldiamond, mine never beeps
[16:25] <Scarra3> How do I disable my integrated graphics card in ubuntu because I don't have that choice in bios
[16:25] <mbeierl> vincentng, using what?
[16:25] <vincentng> 15 mins ago
[16:25] <vincentng> i lose everything
[16:25] <Trevor69420> i get an email that says raid is down but it stays operational
[16:25] <mbeierl> vincentng, the disk that has the lost data on it?
[16:25] <vincentng> yes
[16:26] <MonkeyDust> vincentng  the longer you stay here, the more data you're losing, follow the channel's advice asap
[16:26] <HaruSiga> I once formatted my entire drive, but I recovered most of my files.
[16:26] <mbeierl> vincentng, then I cannot help you.  I gave you specific instructions to follow and you did not.  I told you the more you use the disk with the lost data, the more you are overwiriting your lost data.
[16:26] <Trevor69420> i have a 3ware 9650se RAID card tho
[16:26] <zachtib> theadmin, I'm more asking if there's a better tool than, say, manually building an image in virtualbox
[16:26] <twisted`> I've always wondered why the selection list for countries
[16:26] <twisted`> has stuff like Nigeria in it
[16:26] <twisted`> but not Germany
[16:26] <Trevor69420> zachtib, did u look at clonezilla?
[16:26] <twisted`> so I mean the first selection you get when installing
[16:26] <twisted`> always made me wonder
[16:26] <compdoc> Trevor69420, install their software for the webpage gui. you prbably have a drive thats dropping out from bad sectors
[16:26] <theadmin> zachtib: Hm... Wait, you want to build a custom image? Try Reconstructor (either the online version (which is NOT free) or just download it and run yourself), it does that
[16:27] <Trevor69420> compdoc: huh?
[16:27] <Trevor69420> i dont have any problems
[16:27] <compdoc> nm - read that wrong
[16:27] <anudaasa> trevor, yes, me too :-)
[16:27] <Trevor69420> i think u misunderstan.... i was talking to ldiamond
[16:28] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, ugh... that's odd. The system should just hang up at boot time and let you ssh in in order for you to acknowledge and either keep using it or power it down.
[16:28] <Trevor69420> nope
[16:28] <zachtib> Trevor69420, yes, but that's not really what I'm looking for. I'm not concerned with how to distribute the image at this point, but what tools exist for generating a customized Ubuntu image without having to manually install it and set it up - both live-helper and debootstrap have come close, but not exactly what I need
[16:28] <Trevor69420> the idea is that the system stays operational
[16:28] <Scarra3> any ideas?
[16:28] <MonkeyDust> zachtib  there's remastersys
[16:28] <Trevor69420> zachtib, i believe it can create an ISO and store it on a local drive
[16:28] <Trevor69420> to be deployed later
[16:29] <anudaasa> question: did dd good backup, if there is some open file ?
[16:29] <theadmin> zachtib: Remastersys to store the current system, Reconstructor to create from scratch
[16:30] <Trevor69420> what did anton do?
[16:30] <Trevor69420> lol
[16:30] <Trevor69420> ldiamond, not sure why ur system isnt staying operational to be honest
[16:31] <Trevor69420> but i dont know much about software RAID
[16:31] <Trevor69420> (I much rather use a RAID card)
[16:31] <stoycho> is there way to delete the graphic driver with command line
[16:31] <Trevor69420> tho my home router has a software RAID (it's a GX270 running ubuntu)
[16:31] <ikonia> stoycho: #backtrack-linux fro backtrack
[16:31] <Trevor69420> i've never had a failiure tho
[16:32] <ikonia> "for"
[16:32] <kermit> has anyone heard of any problems with compiz and i915 (intel mobile graphics 4) in ubuntu 11.10?
[16:33] <jiltdil> is skype not available for 64 bit ubuntu?
[16:33] <Trevor69420> there are no problems kermit... only illusions of them
[16:33] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, oh I didn't say it wasn't operational. I personally don't want it to work if raid is degraded. That would be enough of a warning for me to figure it out and fix it before the 2nd drive fails
[16:34] <Trevor69420> ldiamond, i suppose it depends on the situation my servers are mission critical so we dont want downtime
[16:34] <LjL> jiltdil: no but you can use the 32bit version
[16:34] <jiltdil> LjL,  is it workkd fine
[16:34] <pangolin> jiltdil: install ia32-libs-multiarch and then you can install the 32 bit skype
[16:34] <Trevor69420> but if it fails and the system isnt running you wnt be able to get an email notification
[16:34] <Trevor69420> or any notification that i know of
[16:34] <LjL> jiltdil: http://www.skype.com/intl/it/get-skype/on-your-computer/linux/downloading.ubuntu64 is a 32-bit version that will work on 64-bit
[16:34] <rick_> ok friend its just bieng shut down it didnt freeze its like i clicked shutdown the ubuntu log off screen came up then it shut off
[16:35] <LjL> jiltdil: well, that link will show up in italian though, maybe better find your own link
[16:35] <Trevor69420> rick_ sounds like overheating
[16:35] <dlentz> anyone running precise?
[16:35] <Trevor69420> it could be your graphics card or your CPU or even your PSU
[16:35] <pangolin> http://www.skype.com/intl/en/get-skype/on-your-computer/linux/downloading.ubuntu64
[16:35] <LjL> dlentz: everyone in #ubuntu+1 is
[16:35] <rick_> how do i check for over heating and how does it happen by someones command
[16:35] <LjL> dlentz: (probably)
[16:35] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, if you reboot a server anyways, you'd be expecting some downtime. Or maybe you're behind a load balancer and you can bounce them one by one. Always depends on the situation.
[16:35] <dlentz> oh, thanks
[16:36] <Trevor69420> ldiamond we never reboot so i dunno
[16:36] <Trevor69420> lol
[16:36] <jiltdil> LjL thanks
[16:36] <Trevor69420> my server has been operational for nearly 2 years
[16:36] <MonkeyDust> nice
[16:36] <Trevor69420> the chances of two drives failing at the same time are pretty slim
[16:37] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, if it's so mission critical, I really hope you're behind a load balancer and have redundancy.
[16:37] <Trevor69420> yes we have redundancy
[16:37] <MonkeyDust> Trevor69420  i havent followed, RAID?
[16:37] <Trevor69420> and load balancing isnt neccessary all the time
[16:37] <Trevor69420> but we do have redundancy
[16:37] <ldiamond> the load balancer can be used to simply manage the redundancy
[16:37] <dagerik> I am running a modified 10.04 on my cheap minipc because I has GMA500 on it. How can I make it as fast as possible? Which desktop environment is the lightest one? And are there any other settings I should consider?
[16:37] <ldiamond> i.e. configured as 100% and failover.
[16:38] <Pumpkin-> ldiamond: and what do you do when the load balancer fails ? :)
[16:38] <rick_> any ideas
[16:38] <MonkeyDust> !jwm| dagerik
[16:38] <ldiamond> Pumpkin-, you are behind a CDN, you're redirected to a slower region
[16:38] <MonkeyDust> !info jwm| dagerik
[16:38] <anudaasa> what is load balancer ?
[16:38] <Trevor69420> the load balancer balances load... my router takes care of the reduncacy issue... i have two servers replicating all the time if one fails my router picks it up and makes neccessary dns changes so from the end user perspective nothing changes
[16:38] <ldiamond> Pumpkin-, but then that doesn't work against the entire internet going down either
[16:38] <ldiamond> Pumpkin-, or the sun exploding.
[16:39] <anudaasa> Trevor, aha
[16:39] <MonkeyDust> oh well, dagerik try jwm
[16:39] <jorisw> Hi. Ubuntu 11.10. How do I make a PHP script accessible to an incoming email piped to it using .forward in a user's homedir?
[16:39] <Trevor69420> but besides the point... i'm saying when my raid fails my system doesnt stop responding
[16:39] <Trevor69420> i havent used RAID 1 in a very long time tho
[16:39] <Trevor69420> currently using RAID 10
[16:39] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, I agree, but booting a degraded array should warn you somehow. Maybe require you to ssh
[16:39] <Trevor69420> spanned across 48 x 1TB raid drives
[16:40] <melvincv> Trevor69420, what router is that? That can do automatic DNS changes? I'm curious...
[16:40] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, consider ZFS :p
[16:40] <Trevor69420> ldiamond well the raid card displays on the BIOS if the raid is degraded
[16:40] <ldiamond> yea well, raid cards will beep and send emails usually
[16:40] <Trevor69420> but it also shows on the command line of the OS and on the web interface for the raid card
[16:40] <Trevor69420> the card doesnt beep
[16:40] <ldiamond> but it's custom software
[16:40] <Trevor69420> or send emails
[16:40] <ldiamond> and set in the bios
[16:40] <Trevor69420> the OS sends emails
[16:40] <Pumpkin-> heh, of course not. I'm designing a rather large, distributed DNS system right now. I'm trying to avoid load balancers by having multiple anycasted nodes around the network, but in some locations I'll need more than a single server to keep up with QPS from the clients. I've got a solution that works (/31 v4, or /126 v6) interlinks, with the service IP announed to the router via BGP (quagga) and the routers ECMP across the interlinks.
[16:41] <Trevor69420> i only have ubuntu read the status
[16:41] <ldiamond> Trevor69420, it often sends email through the driver
[16:41] <Trevor69420> i use Hobbit monitoring to monitor the status
[16:41] <Pumpkin-> the thing I'm struggling with right now is making it work well under failures.
[16:41] <Trevor69420> no it doesnt
[16:41] <ldiamond> I've seen many of those yes.
[16:41] <ldiamond> vendor specific
[16:41] <jorisw> As which user does the system perform operations that are in a users .forward file, if the system is running postfix?
[16:41] <Trevor69420> hobbit monitors the tw_cli and when it sees degraded it sends me an email of the output of tw_cli show c0 u0
[16:42] <Trevor69420> the driver doesnt do emailing at all
[16:42] <ldiamond> maybe not yours.
[16:42] <Trevor69420> well i cant speak for all RAID cards
[16:42] <Trevor69420> but i'm just saying with software raid if your system goes down after raid is degraded i wouldnt know how to get the system to send you a notice of it
[16:43] <Trevor69420> i mean if you were monitoring the ping request maybe from another server of that machine then it could at least tell you it's down
[16:43] <Trevor69420> ping requests are just an example
[16:43] <Trevor69420> or maybe monitor something else like a script that doesnt run would tell you the server is down
[16:44] <rick_> how to use lm sensors and how to install i know nothing
[16:44] <Trevor69420> but the server could be down for a number of reasons unrelated to the RAID
[16:45] <rick_> can anyone help with lm sensors
[16:46] <compdoc> rick_, I use it
[16:46] <rick_> how do i
[16:46] <compdoc> have you installed it?
[16:46] <Trevor69420> lol
[16:46] <rick_> idk
[16:46] <Trevor69420> even better answer
[16:46] <dlentz> sudo sensors-detect
[16:47] <Apex> how i hunt rootkit on my sistem?
[16:47] <m477> does it mean that I have something wrong in my system? http://ideone.com/ekbBf
[16:47] <Apex> somebody put rootkit on my root sistem
[16:47] <rick_> so what do i do
[16:47] <mbeierl> Apex, rkhunter
[16:48] <jorisw> I'm trying to give a user's .forward access to /srv/www/somesite/index.php. How do I do this? I've already given the user and www-data access to the index.php
[16:48] <Apex> what is comand please
[16:48] <Apex> ?
[16:48] <mbeierl> apex.  one moment...
[16:48] <oCean> !info rkhunter
[16:48] <Apex> ok
[16:48] <Apex> thank you
[16:48] <compdoc> open a term windows and type: sudo apt-get install lmsensors
[16:48] <compdoc> open a term windows and type: sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
[16:48] <mbeierl> apex: that's the one!  Thanks oCean!
[16:49] <mbeierl> Apex, sudo apt-get install rkhunter
[16:49] <Apex> ok
[16:49] <oCean> mbeierl, Apex don't know if we have a wiki page on it, though
[16:49] <mbeierl> Apex, then, once the install is complete: sudo rkhunter --check
[16:49] <Apex> ok bro
[16:49] <Trevor69420> anyone ever buy anything using bitcoins?
[16:49] <Apex> i want to learn to develop cernel
[16:49] <ikonia> Trevor69420: an ubuntu question ?
[16:49] <Apex> to help comunity
[16:50] <Trevor69420> errr.... using ubuntu i meant ;-)
[16:50] <Apex> i translate all from canonical from ubuntu
[16:50] <Trevor69420> just kidding
[16:50] <Trevor69420> sorry
[16:50] <rick_> ok ithink its done
[16:50] <rick_> so what now
[16:50] <oCean> !contribute  | Apex
[16:50] <Apex> TRevor69420 yes my
[16:50] <m477> does it mean that I have something wrong in my system? http://ideone.com/ekbBf
[16:50] <Apex> ok thx
[16:50] <scarleo> Trevor69420,  /join #bitcoin
[16:50] <mbeierl> !translate | apex
[16:50] <ldiamond> I'm currently using BackInTime to backup my workstation's hdd to other devices. Is there something integrated in Ubuntu that works just as well? Or maybe better? With visualization and all...
[16:50] <Apex> ok
[16:51] <Trevor69420> sheesh people in her can be so dry
[16:51] <Trevor69420> errr i meant here
[16:51] <Trevor69420> lol
[16:51] <rick_> ok what now
[16:52] <rick_> anyone??
[16:52] <ldiamond> rick_, "ok what now" is not a very specific question.
[16:53] <x_coder> I have a Tablet with Win7.  I want to install Ubuntu on an SD Card.  If I set /boot to the main drive (sd1) and the rest to the SD card, will grub boot without the SD Card installed?
[16:53] <ldiamond> rick_, it doesn't even have a question mark.
[16:53] <rick_> i just installed lm sensors what next to look for overheating
[16:53] <ldiamond> x_coder, it depends on where you install grub (or any other bootloader you're using)
[16:54] <x_coder> ldiamond, basically my question is, does grub only require /boot if that is where it is installed?
[16:55] <ldiamond> x_coder, no
[16:55] <ldiamond> x_coder, during the install, it asks you which device you want to install the boot loader on
[16:55] <ldiamond> rick_, type sudo sensors in a terminal
[16:55] <x_coder> bootloader will go to sda1 mrb
[16:56] <x_coder> mbr
[16:56] <theadmin> x_coder: Grub's configuration and kernel images (as well as initramfs) are stored in /boot. In Ubuntu, /etc/grub.d and /etc/default/grub are also important. However, grub itself resides in MBR.
[16:56] <rick_> ok
[16:57] <compdoc> rick_, you ran sensors-detect?
[16:57] <renemoraes> i'm having an issue with some flashs in my screen when i use my laptop plugged on the energy... do u guys think is someone with the acpi?
[16:57] <Apex> help please this is what i found on my sistem warning warning
[16:57] <rick_> how do i know what temp fan1 temp1,2,3,4,5,6, are refering to
[16:57] <Apex> Performing filesystem checks
[16:57] <Apex>     Checking /dev for suspicious file types                  [ Warning ]
[16:57] <Apex>     Checking for hidden files and directories                [ Warning ]
[16:57] <FloodBot1> Apex: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:57] <x_coder> alright, gonna try this
[16:57] <Apex> now what i do
[16:57] <Trevor69420> rick_ this is asssuming your computer can tell u the temp of all the components
[16:57] <ldiamond> x_coder, if the bootloader is on sda1, then sda1 is all you need to boot (assuming everything is installed on sda as well)
[16:57] <rick_> it is
[16:57] <renemoraes> i'm having an issue with some flashs in my screen when i use my laptop plugged on the energy... do u guys think is someone with the acpi?
[16:58] <allu2_> renemoraes: perhaps trying to boot with noacpi option
[16:58] <rick_> temp 1 70 deg celcius sound too hot
[16:58] <compdoc> yes, that is hot
[16:58] <x_coder> the only thing I want to install on sda1 is the bootloader to mbr, and /boot
[16:58] <renemoraes> allu2_: good, how is the best way i can do this?
[16:58] <rick_> too hot???
[16:58] <compdoc> might not be a true temp
[16:58] <ikonia> x_coder: you install it to sda not sda1
[16:58] <Apex> !translate | Apex
[16:58] <john_doe_jr> When I'm looking through a man page in ubuntu...I can type '/search_item to find where the string occurs in the man page....how do I cycle through to the next place where the search term is found in the man pages without having to type the search term over again?
[16:58] <rick_> fan 1  3568 rpm
[16:59] <Apex> !translate
[16:59] <x_coder> ikonia, right
[16:59] <compdoc> rick_, enter the computer's bios at boot, and write down the temps and fan speeds - then match them to sensors
[16:59] <gizmoalpha> ikonia wouldn't know how to fix ubuntu if it crawled up its draconian fat ignorant ass
[16:59] <rick_> where can i get temps in bios
[17:00] <allu2_> renemoraes: in grub while booting press "e", you should see line with "quiet" in it, put space after thatt and write noacpi , i don't really know the grub controls but they should read somewhere on the grub window
[17:00] <ldiamond> rick_ google
[17:00] <MonkeyDust> !google| ldiamond
[17:00] <compdoc> rick_, most have a page in the bios - look around
[17:00] <unperson> john_doe_jr, Just type / and hit enter
[17:00] <oCean> ldiamond: don't just refer others to google, thanks
[17:01] <x_coder> OK, gonna attempt this.. :)
[17:01] <renemoraes> allu2_: thank you.. i'm gonna try.. come back later
[17:01] <rick_> you would be amazed how hard the right anser is to find on google
[17:01] <john_doe_jr> unperson, alright that works but how do I go to the next term I'm looking for without having to re-type the term that I just typed?
[17:02] <kion> Will sudo aptitude install gnome-panel get rid of Unity?
[17:02] <ldiamond> oCean, MonkeyDust : sometimes it's too obvious. Google result of the EXACT phrase he typed: http://www.google.ca/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=where+can+i+get+temps+in+bios
[17:02] <unperson> john_doe_jr, Maybe i don't understand the question.  I thought you were looking to go to the next hit on your search, which you can do by typing / (and nothing else) and hitting enter.
[17:02] <ldiamond> kthx
[17:03] <unperson> john_doe_jr, It should search for the next occurrence of the previous search term.
[17:03] <oCean> ldiamond: no, it's not acceptable in this channel. Period
[17:04] <john_doe_jr> unperson, alright that worked!  Thanks, I've been wanting to know how to do that for a while
[17:04] <theadmin> kion: You want "sudo apt-get install gnome-fallback" and then log out and choose "Gnome Fallback" in the session menu...
[17:04] <designbybeck> Hardware Question: I have a donated computer that has a: xfx GF6800 xtreme 256mb video card in it
[17:04] <designbybeck> It has a spot for a Power pigtail on it, Does it need that?
[17:04] <designbybeck> for power to be plugged in?
[17:04] <dlentz> designbybeck, yes
[17:05] <Pici> designbybeck: ##hardware would be a more appropriate place for this
[17:05] <kion>  theadmin: Thanks! have you tried it?
[17:05] <designbybeck> ah, didn't know there was a hardware section
[17:05] <designbybeck> dlentz, what is it used for?
[17:05] <dlentz> to provide more power to the card since the PCI slot can only give it so much juice
[17:06] <dlentz> the 6800 is a power-hungry card
[17:06] <theadmin> kion: Sure. But I'd like to point out that this is *not* gnome2, and not all features are available. I suggest you just switch to XFCE. Gnome2 is no longer supported.
[17:06] <designbybeck> ok I'll give it ago, Thanks dlentz
[17:06] <unperson> john_doe_jr, No problem.  In principle you could probably find that info in the man page for 'less', but it might be pretty difficult to decipher in practice.
[17:06] <designbybeck> dlentz, i have a few other generic DVI cards it looks like
[17:06] <designbybeck> but I don't know the specs on it, this computer is going to be a general public use computer
[17:07] <designbybeck> but am hoping people can do Blender and Video on it as well
[17:07] <designbybeck> even if it is low end
[17:07] <renemoraes> allu2: i'm still with the same issue... i did exactly what u asked me
[17:07] <renemoraes> thats so annoying... do u have another sugestion?
[17:07] <yan_> hm i updated 11.10 on vmware fusion and gdm stopped starting, just being stuck in a kill+start loop during boot.. i tried booting to runlevel 3 and 'startx', X.org starts but no window manager.. gdm fails to start.. where do i even begin to debug that? X.org log doesn't show anything wrong
[17:07] <john_doe_jr> unperson, yup, I didn't realize that it would be under man less
[17:07] <unperson> john_doe_jr, Okay, actually looking at that man page I see that hitting 'n' does the trick too.
[17:08] <unperson> john_doe_jr, Yeah.  I think that's the default pager used by man (although this is probably configurable).  Without that info, though, there's really no reason you'd know to look there.
[17:09] <unperson> john_doe_jr, But it seemed useful for future reference.
[17:09]  * Schrodinger`Cat 
[17:09] <renemoraes> hello anyone, i'm having some blank flashs in my screen when i use my laptop plugged on the energy... could anyone help me?
[17:09] <john_doe_jr> unperson, alright thanks ...just a shoot in the dark...have you ever used lifeograph?  I can't figure out how to get rid of 'old diaries'
[17:10] <allu2> renemoraes: then i'd think its not acpi problem :)
[17:10] <renemoraes> allu2: hahah i guess you are right
[17:11] <jenablinsky> good evening
[17:11] <renemoraes> allu2: do u have another sugestion?
[17:12] <Lint> how to use xdm?
[17:12] <jenablinsky> i have a problem with precise pargolin alpha 2 pc x86 installer
[17:12] <MonkeyDust> jenablinsky  #ubuntu+1
[17:12] <heoa> How can I kill terminal?
[17:12] <unperson> john_doe_jr, Sorry.  Never heard of it, actually.
[17:12] <jenablinsky>  ubuntu +1?
[17:12] <heoa> It freezes up and I need to restart comp (having temp probs with SSD)
[17:12] <scarspy> hello
[17:12] <heoa> pkill terminal?
[17:13] <john_doe_jr> unperson, no problem
[17:13] <heoa> well...I cannot do that because my terminal is freezing...
[17:13] <heoa> some ideas?
[17:13] <Lint> in particular, how use it to shutdown?
[17:13] <MonkeyDust> jenablinsky  type /join #ubuntu+1
[17:13] <heoa> slay terminal -cmd or restart terminal -cmd, anyway?
[17:14] <jenablinsky> MonkeyDust: already did
[17:14] <scarspy> how i tertn the ubuntu in the classic view ?
[17:14] <hjbehling> if i'm running lucid server do I need upstart-udev-bridge --daemon,  it's always popping up at the top of my htop list and according to google it
[17:14] <hjbehling> s some kind of power control for laptop batteries
[17:14] <scarspy> i try it with commants but nothing happents :/
[17:15] <unperson> heoa, You have no ability to open or access a second terminal?
[17:15] <unperson> heoa, You can also kill processes from the system monitor (assuming that exists in whatever version of Ubuntu you're using).
[17:17] <Apex> Where i find a manual to learn ubuntu? All about ubuntu. Free manual. Please help
[17:17] <oCean> !manual | Apex
[17:17] <aboSamoor> how can I give a normal user the permission to nice a program to negative value?
[17:18] <john_doe_jr> I installed software using sudo apt-get etc and now find out that the software I installed isn't the latest version that is available...why isn't my repository the latest version?
[17:18] <wildwind> How can I enforce that a user:
[17:18] <wildwind> - can sudo with password (thus have a password)
[17:18] <wildwind> - can logon only via ssh only with key, not with password (to protect from remote bruteforce)?
[17:18] <wildwind> AFAIK if I set a password, user can ssh with it...
[17:18] <FloodBot1> wildwind: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:18] <oCean> !latest | john_doe_jr
[17:18] <john_doe_jr> !ppa
[17:19] <Apex> !addppa
[17:19] <john_doe_jr> !addppa
[17:19] <renemoraes> how can i kill gnome-power-manager?
[17:19] <oCean> john_doe_jr: please be careful using PPA's. Not the "unsupported" part in ubottu's message
[17:19] <Apex> !kill
[17:19] <oCean> Apex: please use the bot in private
[17:19] <Apex> !tripwire
[17:19] <oCean> Apex: /msg ubottu !bot
[17:20] <CantWinn> hello and good day
[17:20] <manox> Hi I'm heving trouble with vnc4server on my Lubuntu server where I want to access current session
[17:20] <john_doe_jr> oCean, I see...thanks
[17:21] <manox> I have search Internet (twice) but nothing :(
[17:21] <scarspy> how i tern the ubuntu 10.11 to the classic view ?
[17:21] <oCean> !notunity | scarspy
[17:21] <grummund> Hi all, after "iwconfig wlan0 essid MyEssid" the essid reverts to ESSID:off/any within a second or two...  why would it do that?
[17:21] <gplikespie> Hey, is there a good actionscript3 and compiler that I can use in linux?
[17:21] <cfhowlett> CantWinn: greetings
[17:21] <CantWinn> Does anyone know of a great "exchange" style open source server?
[17:22] <dagerik> I am having this problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1248999 Solutions?
[17:22] <oCean> CantWinn: investigate Zarafa (zarafa.com)
[17:22] <manox> so does enyone here know how to configure vnc ?
[17:22] <sedeki> what is the command for the compiz settings manager?
[17:22] <grummund> With a ficticious essid it persists, otherwise it reverts to ESSID:off/any almost immediately.
[17:23] <macmartine> I'm trying to test my SSL cert but getting this error: https://gist.github.com/1760822 Any ideas?
[17:23] <ikonia> macmartine: key miss-match
[17:23] <macmartine> ikonia: is that my password?
[17:23] <CantWinn> oCean thanks
[17:23] <scarface> How can I forcibly log off another user on my system?  I've got root...
[17:23] <ikonia> macmartine: either your password or the key password
[17:23] <macmartine> ikonia: oh, the key doesn't mathc the one in the cert?
[17:24] <llutz> scarface: pkill his login-shell /not nice/
[17:25] <scarface> llutz, I'm looking for a "nice" way.  Something that would simulate if the user chose to logoff normally, except I want to do it from the CLI.
[17:27] <jrogge> hi, i'm on a macbookpro (intel-based) running os x 10.7.2 and i want to dual boot it with ubuntu 10.04. I tried using rEFIt but the menu doesn't show up on the second restart and it either gets stuck in the loading screen before login or goes straight to the login screen. I;ve had to restore my computer twice now because it's gotten stuck at the login screen and I want to know is there a different way other than using rEFIt to dual boot or
[17:27] <h00k> !mac | jrogge
[17:28] <manox> how would I access (vnc) current session on lxde desktop ?
[17:28] <compdoc> manox, does it have vino?
[17:29] <Dr_willis> with a vncclient and the ip#:session number  if you got a vnc server running
[17:29] <Dr_willis> Theres other vnc servers out then vino. it depends on how you want to do it.   You dont normally just take over the current desktop however. (except in vino's case since its part of gnome)
[17:29] <manox> compdoc: nope I'm using vnc4server
[17:30] <compdoc> vino is easy and built in
[17:30] <compdoc> manox, thats cool - I use vnc4server too
[17:30] <Dr_willis> vnc4server does NOT take over the current visible desktop. You run it and it spawns its own 'hidden' session
[17:30] <Dr_willis> You could have a dozen+ such sessions
[17:30] <compdoc> manox, do you have a script for vnc4server in /etc/init.d/   ?
[17:31] <manox> compdoc: no I haven't edited init.d
[17:31] <Dr_willis> You can set up vnc to start a login session at boot you connect to. but then you can lose some of vnc neater features
[17:31] <compdoc> Dr_willis, yes, vino lets you connect to a desktop session
[17:31] <Dr_willis> vino is a special case of vnc. (just making that clear)
[17:32] <compdoc> with vnc4server, you can connect even when no one is logged onto the console
[17:33] <Dr_willis> Only a few of the vncservers out there you can share the 'current visible' desktop.   most of them have their own private hidden desktops you connect to.
[17:33] <MonkeyDust> compdoc  with ssh too
[17:33] <Dr_willis> I tend to use tightvnc these days.  Theres a few others out there.
[17:33] <jrogge> anyone have any experience with rEFIt?
[17:34] <Fost666> salut
[17:34] <Fost666> Bonjour
[17:34] <Dr_willis> Hiddly-Ho!
[17:34] <MonkeyDust> !fr| Fost666
[17:37] <scarspy> why i get that ?gnome-session-fallback is already the newest version.
[17:37] <scarspy> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[17:38] <scarspy> and wen i restart it i get the some view :/
[17:42] <scarspy> i did it :D
[17:42] <scarspy> :D
[17:43] <cfhowlett> scarspy: http://imagebin.org/196269
[17:43] <Ahmuck> i'm looking for a calandering solution
[17:43] <Dr_willis> I just use google's calander these days.
[17:43] <Dr_willis> What features do you need in a solution?
[17:45] <compdoc> google apps have some amazing abilites
[17:45] <compdoc> abilities
[17:45] <Dr_willis> I just like how they sync with my phone :)
[17:45] <Ahmuck> something portable, without need for inet access
[17:45] <Dr_willis> Good for all the wifes Dr. Apointments,  that way her and my phone both show the same Appointments.
[17:45] <Ahmuck> group by week and/or month for school
[17:46] <Ahmuck> that is ubuntu & windows compatibal
[17:46] <Ahmuck> i was using sunbird, but it's no longer developed :(
[17:46] <Ahmuck> i have no phoen
[17:47] <Ahmuck> something a little more private.  i know that evolution was a solution, but then ubuntu moved to tbird for e-mail.  with all the changes it's hard to keep consistency
[17:47] <Dr_willis> how are you going to get it to sync btween windows and linux with no internet connection?
[17:47] <danik> hello may i talk ?
[17:48] <iceroot> !ask | danik
[17:48] <Dr_willis> danik:  ask your supportquestion and hafe fun
[17:48] <qo_op> Hi i installed the ati drivers from amd.com webpage, do i need to activate the grapichcard on Additional Drivers?
[17:48] <iceroot> !ati | qo_op
[17:48] <iceroot> qo_op: try to use the drivers from the repo instead (see text from ubottu )
[17:49] <Dr_willis> normally one just uses the ones from the addational drivers tool. byt they may not bas as up to to date.
[17:49] <Dr_willis> The ones from the ati site can cause issues however.
[17:49] <danik> Ok i installed ubuntu server and i can connect to my router (i ping and see the reasault) but when i try to ping google,com or ip address of google its says host is unknow or network unreachable whats my problem ?
[17:49] <qo_op> iceroot, no no no no... the addational drivers i got problems whit....
[17:49] <tux_> boa tarde
[17:50] <danik> also i have set dhcp server on router and have given my mac to the router to give me a static ip
[17:50] <Dr_willis> qo_op:  theres some guides out there on the proper ways to use the ati .run instaler drivers.  I found some on askubuntu.com i had to use for a problem box.
[17:50] <urlin2u> Ahmuck, this is ubuntu support if what your looking for is a 3rd party device you might try other channels. :)
[17:50] <w30> danik, It's refreshing to have someone as polite as you join our little group here *smile*
[17:50] <Ahmuck> gtg ... perhaps spicebird
[17:50] <rhys> have a question if anyone is familar with Ubuntu's ejecting thing. I have a drive 'ejected' but still plugged in. I need to mount it remotely.
[17:50] <danik> w30 did i fail anything ? :(( sorry
[17:50] <Ahmuck> urlin2u: it is ubuntu support, specifically what ubuntu is packaging and it's consitinaty over long term for solutions
[17:51] <Dr_willis> qo_op:  you use One OR the other.. addational-drivers tool installs differnt driver versions then the .run drivers most likely now a days
[17:51] <Ahmuck> l8r
[17:51] <rhys> what does Ubuntu's eject do that makes the drive unable to be accessed?
[17:51] <Dr_willis> rhys:  eject here spits out the cd tray..
[17:51] <Dr_willis> rhys:  what eject are you refering to?
[17:51] <Dr_willis> Im refering to the  'eject' command.
[17:51] <qo_op> Dr_willis, .run? dont understand what that is, sorry.
[17:52] <w30> danik, No, No, just the opposite. Welcome
[17:52] <danik> w30 thx dude :)
[17:52] <Dr_willis> qo_op:  last i looked the ati drivers came as a whatevername.run  that you run to install.
[17:53] <Dr_willis> the ati drivers here. did not work very well with gnome-shell for me. ;(
[17:53] <qo_op> Dr_willis, yeah now i understand :)
[17:54] <Dr_willis> they worked on with unity. but still had a few issues with them. Im back to using the open sourced drivers.
[17:54] <qo_op> open sourced drivers = additional drivers rigth?
[17:54] <Dr_willis> qo_op:  NO.
[17:55] <qo_op> Dr_willis, what is the command for pastebin your lsmod output
[17:55] <Dr_willis> addational-drivers tool installs the ati/fglrx drivers from the repos. but they are an older version
[17:55] <Dr_willis> lsmod | pastebinit
[17:55] <eggsby> Hi.  I'm having a problem getting custom keyboard shortcuts to work... when I run a command via 'alt+f2' it works fine, but it refuses to map to a custom keyboard shortcut apparently
[17:55] <rhys> Dr_willis, put in a usb drive. hit the 'eject' button in nautulis. i have no idea what that eject does, but it makes the drive inaccessible to the kernel.
[17:55] <eggsby> what might I try?
[17:55] <Dr_willis> eggsby:  give it a full path perhaps?
[17:55] <eggsby> did that :(
[17:55] <Caddyshack> clear
[17:56] <Dr_willis> rhys:  i always use unmount. :) i think eject actaually powers off the device , untill its reinserted.
[17:56] <rhys> Dr_willis, exactly. happen to know how to do that remotely?
[17:56] <eggsby> I should just be able to make a shortcut to say, /usr/bin/google-chrome to open chrome, right?
[17:56] <Dr_willis> rhys:  never tried or needed to.
[17:56] <rhys> Dr_willis, me niether. until rightn ow
[17:56] <Dr_willis> bed time for the doctor. gotta run.
[17:57] <Dr_willis> rhys:  perhaps check askubuntu on 'how unmount and eject differ' ?
[17:57] <rhys> Dr_willis, ty.
[17:57] <Dr_willis> it may be using the eject command, or some other thing
[17:57] <danik> Ok i installed ubuntu server and i can connect to my router (i ping and see the reasault) but when i try to ping google,com or ip address of google its says host is unknow or network unreachable i have a dhcp server on my router and also given my mac addr to have a static ip address. my /etc/resolv.conf is empty anybody knows my problem ?
[17:58] <dbugger> hey guys I have a webserver and im using a dynamic ip with no-ip. When computers outside my local network try to access it, works great, but when I write the dynamic ip  inside the local netword im redirected to the router configuration page. What is failing?
[17:58] <compdoc> danik, because your /etc/resolv.conf is empty
[17:59] <Pumpkin-> danik: sounds like you don't have a default route, what is the output of netstat -nr ?
[17:59] <danik> compdoc as far as i know its just for dns server but when i try to ping with ip address it also wont work :(
[17:59] <Pumpkin-> oh, or maybe DNS too, sorry, missed that /etc/resolv.conf was empty
[18:00] <w30> danik, ping an actual ip number; if you can then you probably need to set a dns server to convert names to numbers
[18:00] <danik> pumpkin- i will now loginto the linux and tell u
[18:00] <danik> w30 sir actually i tried this too
[18:00] <danik> w30 i saw network unreachable
[18:00] <Pumpkin-> (you said you could ping your router, but not things off the local lan ?)
[18:00] <danik> yeah
[18:01] <danik> nothing on internet
[18:02] <iceroot> danik: local lan is not internet
[18:02] <israel> lol
[18:02] <danik> iceroot sir on local lan i can ping all devices
[18:02] <ringz3ro> Hello , while installing freeradius , i get this error : E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[18:02] <ringz3ro> E: Unable to lock directory /var/cache/apt/archives/
[18:02] <danik> but not in internet
[18:02] <danik> :(
[18:02] <ringz3ro> Can anyone help ? The solutions i got by googling don't seem to help
[18:03] <iceroot> danik: is your route set to the router? so is the router set as a gateway?
[18:03] <ringz3ro> work*
[18:03] <Pumpkin-> danik: netstat -nr output, does it have a line with 0.0.0.0 in the destination ?
[18:03] <Pumpkin-> I suspect you will find it doesn't
[18:03] <danik> pumpkin- just a moment sir
[18:04] <danik> im danik_
[18:06] <DLabz> hi guys.. Having problem removing gnome-pannel from autostart
[18:07] <DLabz> trieg removing key usin gconf-edit
[18:07] <DLabz> but, doesn't seem to work
[18:07] <captainjamie> Ok, something really wierd is going on and I don't know what to do. I was playing Supertuxkart (It is an epic game) but it crashed to the login screen when I enabled vsync. So I logged back in but gnome-shell goes to the old gnome 2 look and unity looks like this:
[18:07] <captainjamie> http://i.imgur.com/2V1M8.png
[18:07] <captainjamie> So I tried to run unity in a terminal and the screen flashes then shows this:
[18:07] <captainjamie> http://i.imgur.com/WnWM0.png
[18:07] <captainjamie> Any ideas?
[18:07] <FloodBot1> captainjamie: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:11] <mbeierl> captainjamie, haven't seen that recently, but sometimes an X server crash can leave the video card in a state where it thinks something is already using the 3d GPU (or something?) and only a reboot can convince it to let go.
[18:14] <captainjamie> mbeierl: thanks, I'll reboot now.
[18:14] <captainjamie> mbeierl: I thought doing pkill X would be enough...
[18:15] <NickHu> Hey guys, wondering if you could give me some help
[18:15] <NickHu> Have a ubuntu system that I just upgraded
[18:15] <NickHu> And it seems to be frozen on boot after "Checking for running unattended-upgrades:"
[18:16] <NickHu> How long does this process take?
[18:16] <captainjamie> Oh yeah, a reboot fixed it. I tend to assume that if pkill X doesn't work rebooting won't fix it. Well you live and learn. Thanks again
[18:17] <amitkeret> Hi all. I can't seem to get a temp. read from my GPU in the gnome-panel applet. tried psensors, but also no read. Anyone know how to get lm-sensors to recognise my GPU?
[18:17] <mangochutney> NickHu, hardware frozen? like does pressing the caps lock key get any LED response?
[18:18] <urlin2u> amitkeret, gnome 3 or 2 or the fallback?
[18:18] <amitkeret> gnome2 classic
[18:18] <amitkeret> using GNOME Sensors Applet 2.2.7
[18:18] <urlin2u> amitkeret, cool hopefully someone will know. :)
[18:19] <amitkeret> thanks... :(
[18:20] <nsd_> Hello
[18:20] <urlin2u> nsd_, howdeeeee. :)
[18:21] <Scarra3> what are some good reasons to go with ubuntu
[18:21] <lucia> tar xvzf buduscript_3606_xchat2.tar.gz -C $HOME/.xchat2
[18:21] <lucia>   cd $HOME/.xchat2/buduscript
[18:21] <lucia>   ./install.sh
[18:21] <mangochutney> Scarra3, easier to learn than slackware?
[18:21] <urlin2u> Scarra3, autonomy. :)
[18:21] <nsd_> Regarding the temporary gdm session scripts, I've noticed that at some point they seem to populate the temporary home directory with /etc/skel, yet when I place files in there, they are not copied. iirc there is also a script that is responsible for changing certain directory names (like Desktop and Documents and Photos) appropriate to the user's language. Anyone know what that script is?
[18:22] <Scarra3> well my current problem is disabling my integrated graphics card and there is not option to disable it in my bios
[18:22] <mangochutney> Scarra3, that's not linux's fault
[18:22] <urlin2u> Scarra3, with ubuntu?
[18:22] <Scarra3> I know lol I just don't know how to disable it threw the OS
[18:23] <Scarra3> for windows its the device manager for ubuntu I have no clue
[18:23] <lucia> tar xvzf buduscript_3606_xchat2.tar.gz -C $HOME/.xchat2
[18:23] <lucia> cd $HOME/.xchat2/buduscript
[18:24] <lucia> ./install.sh
[18:24] <oCean> lucia: ? do you have a support question?
[18:24] <lucia> install plugin
[18:24] <urlin2u> Scarra3, if you hang somebody will probably get you set up. :)
[18:24] <dbugger> hey guys I have a webserver and im using a dynamic ip with no-ip. When computers outside my local network try to access it, works great. It redirects to my computer. But when I write the dynamic ip  inside the local netword im redirected to the router configuration page, in 192.168.1.1. What is missing?
[18:24] <mangochutney> lucia, just curious, why are you typing commands here?
[18:24] <xsl> guys is it ok to have /var with nodev,nosuid,noatime,noexec mount point options?
[18:24] <Scarra3> urlin2u: alright thanks
[18:24] <lucia> to install plugin
[18:24] <xsl> not sure if ubuntu uses /var/run for something
[18:25] <llutz> dbugger: you need to enable nat loopback/writeback on your router
[18:25] <pangolin> lucia: you run those commands in a !terminal
[18:25] <pangolin> !terminal
[18:25] <dbugger>  llutz, I dont know what that is... could you please tell me how?
[18:26] <llutz> dbugger: read your routers manual, check if it has such an option.
[18:26] <dbugger> I dont see it. Its quite a cheap one. If its a advanced feature, it never has it...
[18:27] <dbugger> llutz, thats the only options?
[18:27] <llutz> dbugger: then you're lost. you need to enable this option to access your LAN via external IP from LAN
[18:27] <llutz> dbugger: or you have to use a proxy outside your LAN, should work too
[18:27] <dbugger> llutz, damm...
[18:28] <nsd_> I guess a better question is, is anyone familiar with the scripts in /usr/share/gdm/guest-session?
[18:28] <nsd_> that could perhaps tell me why the contents of /etc/skel don't get copied?
[18:28] <urlin2u> Scarra3, no problem, here on this channel if you have a exacting description, including the graphics card your more likely to get help as well.
[18:29] <jdoe_> hi, does anyone know which files from my home I have to remove for unity-2d to be 'clean'? unity-2d works okay for the rest of the users in my PC but it crashes on my user upon login
[18:29] <jdoe_> (the same happens with regular unity)
[18:29] <lucia> tar xvzf buduscript_3606_28.08.tar.gz -C $HOME/.xchat2
[18:29] <lucia>   cd $HOME/.xchat2/buduscript
[18:29] <lucia>   ./install.sh
[18:29] <pangolin> lucia: for help with buduscript click on http://digilander.libero.it/udasoft/jchat.html
[18:30] <auronandace> lucia: please stop doing that
[18:30] <lucia> ok
[18:30] <lucia> thanx
[18:30] <pangolin> welcome
[18:31] <nsd_> jdoe_ I don't know, but you could create a test user account and install a program called xxdiff which lets you compare directories. Run 'xxdiff ~ /home/testuser` and find out what's different.
[18:31] <urlin2u> jdoe_, you might describe the crash for help. You would not be removing something from home to fix it as far as I know.
[18:31] <jdoe_> nsd_: yes, I thought about that but it would be a bit inconvenient
[18:32] <jdoe_> urlin2u: after I input my password and login on LightDM I go back to the same screen
[18:33] <jdoe_> urlin2u: the other sessions (like Xfce, Openbox, etc) work fine
[18:33] <lucia> tar xvzf buduscript_3606_2808.tar.gz -C $HOME/.xchat2
[18:33] <urlin2u> jdoe_, same user it is the desktop that is loping?
[18:33] <jdoe_> urlin2u: I guess unity's config got corrupted somehow
[18:33] <pangolin> !it | lucia
[18:33] <urlin2u> looping*
[18:33] <zykotick9> lucia: IRC is not a terminal!
[18:33] <pangolin> patience people :)
[18:34] <qo_op> need some help, i just got half way helped, what is --build-package?
[18:35] <qo_op> i only get this up http://pastebin.ca/2110897 not --build-package
[18:35] <whoever> hi all is ther a db server that is lighter then mysql ? I intend to use in withe a webserver , so I guess a better way to phrase my question is mysql my best opton in terms of functionality ,reliability
[18:35] <qo_op> can some one help me whit ^
[18:35] <mbeierl> captainjamie, sorry - went afk.  yes, there is something there, perhaps unloading the video driver module might do the trick too.  It's not the X server, it's the kernel module itself that somehow keeps the reservation on some internal resource
[18:36] <Scarra3> The integrated graphics card on my HP pavilion is an Nvidia GeForce 9100 and the one I have in the PCI slot is an ATI Radeon HD 5770 and I have no clue how to disable the integrated one in ubuntu 11.10
[18:36] <mangochutney> whoever, postgres sql is also well respected and somewhat lighter than mysql
[18:36] <urlin2u> !build | qo_op
[18:36] <ikt> whoever: sqlite is good if you only need limited db capbilities
[18:37] <whoever> mangochutney do you happen to know differences between postgress and mysql
[18:37] <goedecke> Hi any body speak spanish?
[18:37] <cfhowlett> !es|goedecke
[18:39] <mangochutney> whoever, here's one comparison, but it's a few versions behind the times - http://www-css.fnal.gov/dsg/external/freeware/pgsql-vs-mysql.html
[18:40] <oCean> whoever: for specifc questions, there are also the #postgresql and #mysql channels
[18:41] <Jeeves_> Hi all
[18:41] <ikt> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_relational_database_management_systems
[18:41] <Jeeves_> How can I set a custom mailhandler in Oneiric?
[18:41] <Jeeves_> I can only choose between installed mailclients
[18:41] <Jeeves_> but I want it to launch firefox with a certain url
[18:41] <dam> !
[18:42] <MonkeyDust> Jeeves_  you mean only that url with firefox, any other url with a different client?
[18:43] <hellas> ciao
[18:43] <dicannamas> i am trying to record output from my sound card and i install pavucontrol but when i start it i get this error (pavucontrol:2197): DEBUG: Failed to initialize device manager extension: No such extension
[18:43] <hellas> !list
[18:44] <Jeeves_> MonkeyDust: I can't enter anything. I want the 'custom' option back :)
[18:44] <whoever> mangochutney: do you use a db server and if so what one do you use ?
[18:44] <hellas> ciao
[18:44] <hellas> !list
[18:45] <mangochutney> whoever, it's getting increasingly off-topic for this channel, but I've been using postgres for php in a web server
[18:45] <Scarra3> The integrated graphics card on my HP pavilion is an Nvidia GeForce 9100 and the one I have in the PCI slot is an ATI Radeon HD 5770 and I have no clue how to disable the integrated one in ubuntu 11.10 does anyone have an idea?
[18:45] <NickHu> Any way to check whether I'm using nouveau?
[18:45] <hellas> !list
[18:46] <NickHu> I have no idea whether I'm using that or the restricted nvidia one
[18:46] <hellas> lista
[18:46] <ikt> ...
[18:46] <oCean> hellas: no warez here
[18:46] <whoever> mangochutney: ok, thx, since it seems to be getting of topic in channel can I pm you or are in in #postgress now ?
[18:46] <amitkeret> Hi guys, so does anyone know how to get sensors.conf to recognise my AMD GPU?
[18:47] <mangochutney> NickHu, the X log file might tell you
[18:47] <mangochutney> whoever, no pms please
[18:47] <bronaugh> ok, so question.
[18:48] <bronaugh> how does one disable wifi roaming in 11.10?
[18:48] <dicannamas> how i i add myself to the sound group?
[18:48] <llutz> dicannamas: sudo adduser yourusername sound
[18:48] <dicannamas> thanks
[18:48] <llutz> dicannamas: you have t o re-login after that
[18:48] <Lunar_Lander> hello
[18:49] <amitkeret> anyone? I only have the core temperature, and the HDD. I want to see the GPU's temperature
[18:49] <Lunar_Lander> I remember there is a site like Pastebin by Ubuntu, it was white, had the ubuntu logo and then the field to paste something to
[18:49] <Lunar_Lander> which site is it?
[18:49] <amitkeret> paste.ubuntu.com
[18:49] <Lunar_Lander> thanks
[18:49] <MonkeyDust> http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[18:49] <Lunar_Lander> thanks :)
[18:49] <MonkeyDust> amitkeret  was faster :)
[18:49] <dicannamas> llutz, the group sound does not exist
[18:49] <Lunar_Lander> ;)
[18:50] <amitkeret> you can use pastebinit, nice for pasting straight from the CLP
[18:50] <llutz> dicannamas: sudo addgroup sound
[18:50] <mangochutney> amitkeret, does the gpu temp show up in windows?
[18:50] <amitkeret> trigger-happy :)
[18:50] <amitkeret> mangochutney: no windows installed here, only linux
[18:50] <zykotick9> dicannamas: are you actually looking for the "audio" group?
[18:50] <Lunar_Lander> thanks again MonkeyDust and amitkeret
[18:51] <amitkeret> Lunar_Lander: should check out pastebin
[18:51] <webroasters> hi guys. is there any software that will inspect different text files for differences and comparisons (mostly I'm looking for comparisons)??
[18:51] <mangochutney> amitkeret, are you sure gpu temp monitoring is supported by your hardware?
[18:51] <amitkeret> sorry, *pastebinit
[18:51] <dicannamas> llutz, the issue is actually with pavucontrol
[18:51] <Lunar_Lander> amitkeret: what does it do?
[18:51] <Lunar_Lander> is it a program?
[18:51] <amitkeret> mangochutney: how do I check this?
[18:52] <amitkeret> Lunar_Lander: yes, sudo apt-get install pastebinit. then to use: <command> | pastebinit
[18:52] <Lunar_Lander> ah, thanks
[18:52] <whoever> mangochutney: thx
[18:52] <mangochutney> amitkeret, you'd have to go read the specis manuals etc for your video card, I suppose
[18:52] <ikt> webroasters: diff
[18:52] <jdoe_> in case anyone is interested... I fixed my unity crashing issues by removing the file $HOME/.config/monitors.xml
[18:52] <dicannamas> llutz, i did install pavucontrol with xvidcap to be able to record audio but when i open pavucontrol i get this error (pavucontrol:2197): DEBUG: Failed to initialize device manager extension: No such extension
[18:53] <fishcooker> the best iso mounter @ubuntu?
[18:53] <zykotick9> !iso | fishcooker built in ;)
[18:55] <amitkeret> thanks mangochutney, searching for card's monual now...
[18:55] <amitkeret> *manual
[18:56] <fishcooker> zykotick9 thanks for quick response
[18:56] <llutz> dicannamas: sry can't help you, i don't even know what pavucrontrol is ;)
[18:56] <fishcooker> hw abt rsync frontend?
[18:56] <bronaugh> so, back to my question...
[18:56] <bronaugh> disabling wifi roaming.
[18:56] <bronaugh> I want to do it. there was a UI to do it back in 2008. where the fuck is it now?
[18:57] <pangolin> bronaugh: please no swearing
[18:57] <darren_> any staffers in here?
[18:57] <pangolin> darren_: how can i help?
[18:57] <darren_> I need a nickname release :D
[18:57] <bronaugh> pangolin: waa.
[18:57] <pangolin> darren_: #freenode for that
[18:57] <darren_> Sweet... check pangolin
[18:57] <bronaugh> I'm just a wee bit frustrated to have 8 hours of my time wasted by wifi hopping out from under me because someone decided that enabling wifi roaming by default was a great idea.
[18:58] <bronaugh> and then losing the control panel item to control it was an even better idea.
[18:58] <newguiz> hey guys...I was wondering if there is any type of keystroke encryption tool for ubuntu...also if there is any HD encryption tool that can act as a bootmanager like truecrypt.
[18:59] <newguiz> I don't need the stuff, only interested in experimenting with it...to answer questions before they are asked.
[18:59] <amitkeret> mangochutney: found this in my GPU's specs: Central thermal management – on-chip sensor monitors GPU temperature and triggers thermal actions as required
[18:59] <lucia> #ubuntu.it
[18:59] <pangolin> lucia: /join #ubuntu-it
[19:00] <fishcooker> is beagle replace google desktop?
[19:00] <mangochutney> amitkeret, then it seems likely it was up to the writer of the video card's X driver as to whether they support the function or not
[19:00] <Jeeves_> Found it: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11221327&postcount=20
[19:03] <bronaugh> oh fs.
[19:03] <bronaugh> ffs*
[19:04] <pangolin> bronaugh: acronyms are also not welcome.
[19:04] <djQuery> dang flash runs like crap
[19:04] <pangolin> bronaugh: i get that you are frustrated but please try to keep it under control :)
[19:05] <djQuery> cpu spiking to 55%
[19:05] <mangochutney> djQuery, maybe apple made the right choice to prevent it
[19:05] <bronaugh> flash is a turd.
[19:05] <bronaugh> even Adobe is abandoning it.
[19:05] <bronaugh> hopefully we'll be rid of it in ~5yrs.
[19:06] <djQuery> mangochutney, close out flash and it drops to 5%
[19:06] <djQuery> 4core 32gig ram
[19:06] <bronaugh> djQuery: use flashblock or equiv?
[19:06] <djQuery> bronaugh, this is for stuff I actually wanted
[19:07] <bronaugh> haha
[19:07] <bronaugh> then you're screwed.
[19:07] <djQuery> bronaugh, just use it to do what I need then close it out
[19:07] <bronaugh> ok, to be fair, maybe not entirely. it could be spinning because of a crappy gfx driver or the like, which might be slightly resolvable.
[19:07] <wildc4rd> Is there a way I can set Ubuntu to automatically close an app (VLC in this case) on a timer?
[19:07] <bronaugh> ie: if you've got nvidia, you could try the proprietary driver.
[19:08]  * djQuery starts working on html5 replacement for the stupid flash app
[19:08] <gartral_> Hey all, I'm having an issue installing ubuntu server 11.10 in a vm, it isn't letting me hit enter after selecting a keyboard layout..
[19:08] <mangochutney> wildc4rd, you could set up a shell script to wait N amont of time and then do a process kill.
[19:09] <gartral_> nevermind
[19:09] <llutz> wildc4rd: sleep 90m;pkill vlc
[19:09] <gartral_> I didn't have the window selected
[19:10] <wildc4rd> cheers llutz, assuming the 90m is a 'number of minutes'?
[19:10] <llutz> wildc4rd: yes :)
[19:10] <wildc4rd> nice one
[19:10] <zykotick9> wildc4rd: i'm not sure pkill is installed by default, killall would be a built in replacement
[19:10] <llutz> wildc4rd: it also takes h/d if your movie lasts longer
[19:11] <llutz> !info procps
[19:11] <llutz> zykotick9: should be there by default
[19:12] <zykotick9> llutz: sorry, i think you're right
[19:12] <wildc4rd> llutz: Its more for music, to have on in the background running the playlist, then just get killed off when required
[19:12] <urlin2u> zykotick9, good morning you exacting user you. :)
[19:12] <kapz> Hey guys! I need help sharing my printer connected to ubuntu via LAN on another ubuntu machine. Thanks
[19:13] <wildc4rd> llutz: not that I can get the playlist to work in VLC, but that's a whole other problem, lol
[19:13] <ekaleido> is there a utility, maybe similar to ifstat, that would show per-connection or per-flow connection stats?
[19:13] <mangochutney> netstat?
[19:13] <llutz> ekaleido: iftop?
[19:13] <Pici> ekaleido: nethogs?
[19:14] <fean0r> kapz: try cups
[19:14] <eldubiousmung> Ubuntu noob question, can anyone help?
[19:14] <fean0r> kapz: localhost:631
[19:14] <kapz> fean0r, how do I try it?
[19:14] <urlin2u> eldubiousmung, ask and we will all know. :)
[19:14] <Jahcros> eldubiousmung: Just go ahead and ask the question, nobodys going to bite.
[19:14] <ekaleido> thanks, iftop is perfect
[19:14] <kapz> sorry am new to this sharing/networking stuff
[19:14] <auronandace> eldubiousmung: not until you ask the question
[19:15] <urlin2u> eldubiousmung, and thanks for the noob image, let the projections begin. :)
[19:15] <eldubiousmung> Alright, I'm running a win7 wubi install, and I want to move it to a non-wubi install (on its own partition, etc). I remember seeing a tutorial for doing so but I can't find it anywhere.
[19:16] <fean0r> kapz: if this page not exist cups is not installed
[19:16] <Boikot> ayuda porfavor!
[19:16] <theadmin> eldubiousmung: It used to be possible with lvpm however that doesn't work anymore, so, well, you can't do that
[19:16] <urlin2u> eldubiousmung,
[19:16] <urlin2u> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1519354
[19:16] <graft> yo, why is there no way to report a bug from bugs.launchpad.net?
[19:16] <Boikot> alguna persona ke hable español
[19:16] <zykotick9> eldubiousmung: reinstalling using a livecd, using !clone for programs, and moving your files "might" be easiest/safest.  Good luck.
[19:16] <Pici> !es | Boikot
[19:17] <wildc4rd> llutz: just done a 2m test, perfect, cheers!
[19:17] <Boikot> ok
[19:17] <urlin2u> For the record you can still move a wubi to a partition.
[19:17] <ChrisGagnon> graft: you have to select a project to write a bug against, then you can click the link report bug
[19:18] <graft> ChrisGagnon: i apparently can't do that from bugs.launchpad.net
[19:18] <dwarder> does a big command exist that will allow me to remove gnome|or turn it of, so that i could only run my google chrome within X?
[19:18] <eldubiousmung> I'm also trying to do so without using CDs. Don't have a drive anymore since I discovered steam :(
[19:18] <dwarder> off*
[19:19] <urlin2u> eldubiousmung, you see the link?
[19:19] <graft> dwarder: you could install a very minimal window manager that just starts chrome and does nothing else
[19:19] <henry_> hello all..
[19:19] <djQuery> I find it kinda hard to grab the edges of windows to be able to resize them. Is there a setting that can adjust the thickness
[19:19] <eldubiousmung> Looking at it now, thanks!
[19:19] <RyuGuns> What is a good sandbox program for ubuntu?
[19:19] <graft> RyuGuns: sandbox for what?
[19:19] <auronandace> RyuGuns: a vm is always a great sandbox
[19:20] <urlin2u> eldubiousmung, read carefully the user bcbc is on daily ask questions if needed on the thread.
[19:20] <graft> djQuery: try alt-right-mouse-click
[19:20] <RyuGuns> I got to run some java file, I don't want risk.
[19:20] <RyuGuns> Ah..
[19:20] <RyuGuns> I suppose I can run it in VB.
[19:20] <graft> djQuery: or maybe alt-middle-mouse-click
[19:20] <dwarder> graft: which one?
[19:20] <ChrisGagnon> graft: if you select a project like ubuntu -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu you can then select the report a bug link to write a bug
[19:21] <i_is_broke> djQuery, you might be able to go into system settings and change in there as well.
[19:21] <djQuery> graft, alt-right brought up some options to be able to resize
[19:21] <graft> dwarder: try openbox
[19:21] <urlin2u> RyuGuns, you are not in the root with ubuntu like you would be in a windows admin account basically, if that helps, of course unless you run that java in root.
[19:22] <MojZ> hi
[19:22] <graft> djQuery: hmm, well i know if you do alt-right-click-and-drag, it can be used to resize without having to grab borders, but it might be mapped to alt-middle-click-and-drag
[19:22] <RyuGuns> urlin2u:  You don't always have to be root to screw yourself over. :D
[19:23] <sandra_> witam
[19:23] <graft> ChrisGagnon: ugh, i have to do it through ubuntu-bug
[19:23] <i_is_broke> djQuery, sorry had to look, its under pref. custom look and feel
[19:23] <graft> ChrisGagnon: one wonders how you report bugs with ubuntu-bug
[19:23] <zykotick9> dwarder: do you mean Chrome the browser, or ChromeOS the operating system?
[19:23] <dwarder> zykotick9: browser
[19:23] <urlin2u> RyuGuns, kind of a broad statement but the really you only have to worry about rootkits or being hacked in ubuntu.
[19:23] <djQuery> graft, well it was realy for my wife whom the concept of using keyboard and mouse at the same time is ///
[19:23] <zykotick9> dwarder: why do you need to disable gnome then?
[19:23] <loganrun> is there a way to make the search bar not show music albums. don't know why they show up
[19:24] <dwarder> zykotick9: 'cause i don't need it?
[19:24] <Anonymoususer9> hello
[19:24] <graft> djQuery: if your wife isn't prepared to do that, she should stop using computers, frankly
[19:24] <urlin2u> RyuGuns, and not much danger from either if you use safe practices.
[19:24] <dwarder> zykotick9: i run in in vbox, i need it to use as little resources as possible
[19:24] <sandra_> jest ni w stanie ktoś pomóc z drukarką?
[19:24] <i_is_broke> djQuery, if you look under pref. you will find a setting that says look and feel. you can change the window boarders in there.
[19:25] <graft> dwarder: try openbox, it is pretty basic as a WM and you don't need to run gnome or kde to use it
[19:25] <dwarder> graft: thanks
[19:26] <i_is_broke> dwarder, i use openbox for my lxde session.
[19:26] <i_is_broke> good wm
[19:26] <dwarder> i_is_broke: thanks
[19:26] <dwarder> will run openbox in vbox ;)
[19:26] <graft> argh. ubuntu-bug has a bug! seriously, how do i report a new bug?!?
[19:27] <syddraf> I'm looking for some kind of compression file system (such as squashfs) that would be good at compressing video files. Squashfs barely makes any impact on the size.
[19:27] <zykotick9> graft: are you using "ubuntu-bug $PACKAGENAME"?
[19:27] <mangochutney> syddraf, some things just don't compress very well
[19:27] <Jordan_U> syddraf: Video files are generally already compressed. Re-compressing already compressed files rarely makes sense.
[19:27] <loganrun> syddraf, video is already compressed
[19:28] <syddraf> *sigh* yeah, i figured as much. I was hoping there was something that would work. Thanks, everyone.
[19:28] <yan_> hmm lightdm is not starting on boot and X is stuck on a reset loop.. as soon as i see a mouse pointer, it resets back to text and back.. anyone have a clue of what it can be? (ubuntu's running under fusion)
[19:28] <loganrun> syddraf, using special algorithms so it is unlikely you can do much to it
[19:28] <mangochutney> syddraf, bigger harddrive?
[19:28] <graft> zykotick9: ah, thanks, that helps
[19:29] <djQuery> i_is_broke, cant finger out how to access that under unity
[19:29] <syddraf> mangochutney: On the way. Newegg has a 2TB drive on sale for V-Day. At least Newegg loves me.
[19:29] <doolly> Hey i'm at the ubuntu repositories. I'm a bit dissapointed that i have to manually dl dependencies for some packages. I'm doing this away from my linux desktop and I can't check to see if I have all the dependencies. Anywho, is there a way I can accumulate all packages i need and dl it all at once?
[19:29] <graft> although i don't know what's wrong with just doing this on the internet, dammit
[19:29] <syddraf> doolly: Use aptitude?
[19:29] <i_is_broke> djQuery, be under system
[19:29] <mangochutney> newegg loves everyone's money
[19:29] <doolly> syddraf, isn't aptitude needed w/ a box running ubuntu?
[19:29] <doolly> I just said I was doing this from a different box
[19:30] <zykotick9> doolly: if you're manually downloading dependencies, something is wrong
[19:30] <i_is_broke> djQuery, then pref.
[19:30] <marcelC> Hello ! Can someone help me with a DD command?
[19:30] <mangochutney> sure
[19:30] <zykotick9> doolly: ahhh, from another computer.
[19:30] <doolly> zykotick9: ikr
[19:30] <doolly> zykotick9: yes from another comp of course....
[19:31] <djQuery> i_is_broke, thats just it under under system setting I dont have a preferences
[19:31] <zykotick9> doolly: is it an ubuntu computer?  you might want to see !aptoncd
[19:31] <syddraf> doolly: Not sure if there's a way it can be done on the site, but I can run the package in aptitude here to get the depends list for you.
[19:31] <doolly> i forgot about that... lol.. but no i odn't have ne disks..
[19:31] <theadmin> marcelC: Yes?
[19:31] <doolly> Could i just dl the disk
[19:31] <i_is_broke> djQuery, i dont run the unity desktop. hate it. you will have to see if anyone else can help you.
[19:32] <doolly> and mount it from a usb drive/
[19:32] <marcelC> I need to modify some parameters to make a bootable USB stick with a bsd sys. http://paste.ubuntu.com/833033/
[19:32] <marcelC> Now I am in knoppix, I can boot in ubuntu but the dd command will be the same
[19:32] <theadmin> marcelC: you want "bs=1M", not "1m"
[19:33] <i_is_broke> djQuery, http://ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2011/10/17/ubuntu-11-10-upgrade-missing-your-system-menu-preferences-administration-launchers/
[19:34] <marcelC> theadmin, THANK YOU ! ! ! It's working! :-D
[19:34] <theadmin> marcelC: :P
[19:34] <html_5> install the ubuntu 10.10  its has less boot problems
[19:35] <moes> Ubuntu-10.04..Try to use send to to send a file via thunderbird..getting error message..unable to open temporary file:/tmp/nautilus-sendto-ray/1328641/christmas%20%20.zip..check temporary directory settings.Whats wrong ??
[19:35] <syddraf> moes: What are the permissions on /tmp
[19:36] <moes> rootroot
[19:36] <syddraf> the permissions? rwxrwxrwx?
[19:38] <webroasters> guys i need help. I've been playing around with the sim_text command. What I'm trying to do is compare 2 files to each other, and find out if any of the words (separated by spaces, i would assume) match. How do I do that? If there's a better way, cool..
[19:38] <zykotick9> moes: "ls -ld /tmp" in a terminal will show you the permissions, and it should be drwxrwxrwt
[19:39] <o0splitpaw0o> Hi there. Setup a LAMP setup & Bind DNS on a webserver here from home. However, I don't know if this is a DNS or Apache redirect problem. from my dynamic dns, it is reachable, but as soon as you hit the /subpage, it points to the local hostname & then can load the page.
[19:39] <LABcrab> Hello!  What is a good graphic calculator for Ubuntu?
[19:39] <mangochutney> webroasters, it sounds like an easy job for perl, if you ask on #perl they might know
[19:39] <zykotick9> LABcrab: can xcalc really be improved upon?  I'm joking, i have no idea.
[19:40] <israel>  gcalctool
[19:40] <webroasters> i dont' have the slightest experience with perl. Bash commands, yes
[19:40] <syddraf> LABcrab: If you don't mind online tools, I'd suggest Wolfram Alpha for graphing. Simple calculator, gcalctool
[19:40] <ohzie> I've used perl for running regex on large text files
[19:40] <dwarder> how do i enable openbox over gnome
[19:40] <ohzie> but I've never like coded a thing in perl
[19:40] <LABcrab> syddraf: Yeah, i sort of mind them.
[19:41] <mangochutney> webroasters, you might be able to do it with grep too
[19:41] <LABcrab> i've always considered wolf to be a search engine of sorts.
[19:41] <zykotick9> dwarder: at the login screen, select openbox
[19:41] <webroasters> ok. let me look for that real fast
[19:42] <o0splitpaw0o> Hi there. Setup a LAMP setup & Bind DNS on a webserver here from home. However, I don't know if this is a DNS or Apache redirect problem. from my dynamic dns, it is reachable, but as soon as you hit the /subpage, it points to the local hostname & then can load the page.
[19:42] <dwarder> zykotick9: there is no such thing
[19:43] <LABcrab> syddraf: It doesn't let me change X/Y max/min.
[19:43] <VelvetJ> why not just use sclilab, octave or R to graph?
[19:43] <LABcrab> And i can't find Eigenmat for Ubuntu.
[19:43] <LABcrab> Which app?
[19:43] <syddraf> Octave would be a good pick. It's basically MATLAB.
[19:44] <dwarder> zykotick9: i can't select thin on my login screen
[19:44] <VelvetJ> wolfram by the way, i wouldn't use for this anyway... its great for certan things (search isn't one of them) but it'd be much slower for graphing than something local...
[19:45] <html_5> how do i use more swap ,hoping that the ram will free up a bit
[19:45] <moes> zykotick9, The permissions are the same as what you gave me??
[19:46] <llutz> html_5: add a swapfile
[19:46] <zykotick9> moes: that's good, well, i'd check that christmas file inside /tmp then
[19:47] <zykotick9> dwarder: "thin" whereis that coming from, i though you where looking for openbox?
[19:47] <webroasters> maybe if I explain it better. I'm trying to look at 2 access log files, and determine the ip addresses that show up on each one, how would I do that?
[19:47] <moes> zykot
[19:47] <moes> zykotick9, It is a group of photos and opens in nautilus
[19:48] <html_5> llutz,  i have a almost 10 gb swap partion  ... how do i use much more of it then 3%?
[19:48] <dwarder> zykotick9: i typoed sorry
[19:48] <zykotick9> moes: sorry, i don't have any suggestions.  good luck.
[19:48] <LABcrab> What should i sudo apt-get so that i can use a graphic calculator?
[19:48] <recon_lap> webroasters: would guess using grep would be a start
[19:48] <qo_op> were can i post a picture like pastbin?
[19:48] <dwarder> zykotick9: i can't see anything that will allow me to select openbox
[19:48] <Lann> heyas
[19:49] <syddraf> html_5: Linux will prioritise RAM over swap because RAM is so much faster. Why do you want to use more swap?
[19:49] <zykotick9> dwarder: sorry, i've never used lightdm so can't guide you (but it should be there)
[19:49] <mangochutney> html_5, I could be wrong, but I think the linux kernel is set up to preferentially use real ram before starting on diskswap
[19:49] <LABcrab> !calculator
[19:49] <Lann> How do i go about configuring /usr/bin/mail on my system? right now it does not actually successfully send mail to an external mailbox on gmail
[19:49] <LABcrab> !sage
[19:49] <designbybeck> LABcrab, how about Extcalc
[19:49] <zykotick9> !atemyram | html_5
[19:49] <llutz> html_5: "cat /proc/sys/vm/swappiness"
[19:49] <whoever> mangochutney: is there a postgres channel
[19:50] <LABcrab> designbybeck: case sensitive.  :)
[19:50] <recon_lap> qo_op: imagebin maybe
[19:50] <designbybeck> extcalc
[19:50] <designbybeck> I'm installing it now to see
[19:51] <mangochutney> whoever, #postgresql
[19:52] <Lann> what config does /usr/bin/mail use?
[19:52] <dwarder> zykotick9: what is lightdm?
[19:52] <zykotick9> dwarder: the login screen
[19:52] <dwarder> the login screen?
[19:52] <dwarder> ahh i see
[19:52] <rpg32> anybody here familiar with setting up LIRC??
[19:54] <amitkeret> mangochutney: ok, I used aticonfig, and I have temperature monitoring. also figured out that "$ sensors" doesn't recognize my motherboard monitoring either... could this be another problem?
[19:54] <Driip> Hello Ubuntu Community! I was wondering if any of you know any Web interface Firewall for ubuntu. Cant seem to find any decent once which is "easy" to port forward etc
[19:55] <mangochutney> amitkeret, I can't get anything to recognize the sensors on my m/b either
[19:55] <LABcrab> Would anyone know how to type a logarithm on the computer or in Ubuntu?
[19:56] <amitkeret> mangochutney: really?... that sucks... no way to configure this?
[19:56] <llutz> Lann: mail just uses any local listening smtp-server. so check what mta you've installed (postfix, exim4, ssmtp, msmtp, ... <long-list>)
[19:56] <rpg32> calc advanced mode
[19:56] <rpg32> ln
[19:56] <amitkeret> mangochutney: also, what do you think about the fact that I do have GPU monitoring? when I use aticonfig to get temperature, I do see values
[19:57] <LABcrab> Any math whiz here?  Nope, ln doesn't work.
[19:57] <rpg32> are you using the basic calc?
[19:57] <mangochutney> amitkeret, consider yourself fortunate?
[19:57] <amitkeret> :)
[19:58] <gabebug> anyone know the status of ubuntu's fix for PHP remote code execution http://packetstormsecurity.org/files/cve/CVE-2012-0830 ?
[19:59] <Lann> llutz: thanks
[19:59] <israel> let's eat
[19:59] <Guest2187> Wireless internet is too slow!!
[19:59] <Guest2187> I am using alfa ++
[19:59] <Guest2187>  IEEE 802.11bg
[20:00] <Guest2187> rtl8187
[20:00] <mangochutney> Guest2187, the technology isn't good enough
[20:00] <Guest2187> UBUNTU 11.10
[20:01] <mangochutney> Guest2187, wireless is slow for every OS
[20:01] <trism> gabebug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/910296
[20:03] <rick__> hey friends i installed the program that monitors system temp and a person on here told me to check the bios for the temp readings and compare with the ubuntu system readings to find out witch is witch so i looked in the bios and thier is nothing that tells the temp
[20:03] <Guest2187> No it is slow for UBUNTU and other linux only
[20:04] <rick__> and what do i type in terminal to check temp i forgot
[20:04] <Guest2187> It is good in Winxp & win7
[20:04] <gabebug> trism: thanks for that link. is it common to take 1+ month to patch a DoS vulnerability like this?
[20:05] <rick__> __> hey friends i installed the program that monitors system temp and a person on here told me to check the bios for the temp readings and compare with the ubuntu system readings to find out witch is witch so i looked in the bios and thier is nothing that tells the temp
[20:05] <rick__> 15:03 -!- The_Pugilist [~pug@c-24-63-187-0.hsd1.vt.comcast.net] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer]
[20:05] <Driip> Hello Ubuntu Community! I was wondering if any of you know any Web interface Firewall for ubuntu. Cant seem to find any decent once which is "easy" to port forward etc
[20:07] <LaSamy> ciao
[20:07] <fishcooker> is there any safe idea to install nvidia current driver
[20:07] <LaSamy> !list
[20:07] <Guest2187> Any Idea , Freands?
[20:07] <rick__> __> hey friends i installed the program that monitors system temp and a person on here told me to check the bios for the temp readings and compare with the ubuntu system readings to find out witch is witch so i looked in the bios and thier is nothing that tells the temp
[20:07] <rick__> 15:03 -!- The_Pugilist [~pug@c-24-63-187-0.hsd1.vt.comcast.net] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer]
[20:08] <mangochutney> rick__, yeah, some bioses are lame like that
[20:08] <rick__> mine is very old
[20:08] <rick__> what do i type in to terminal to get readings
[20:09] <mangochutney> 13 year old award bioses from 1999 still showed cpu temp
[20:09] <zykotick9> rick__: "sensors"
[20:09] <rick__> mine dont
[20:10] <mangochutney> how many temp levels do you have to figure out?
[20:10] <rick__> ok well anyone got any idea how to make sense of what sensor is what
[20:10] <trism> gabebug: the cve you mentioned it only from a few days ago, the "fix" for the cve about a month ago introduced it
[20:11] <Guest2187> Any solution for rtl8187 drive for alfa + + ?
[20:11] <Guest2187> Internet is too slow!!
[20:11] <rick__> it just lists temp 1 - 16 and fan rpm
[20:11] <mangochutney> rick__, what speed is your cpu chip?
[20:11] <rick__> 1.78 ghz
[20:11] <mangochutney> rick__, it's an easy bet then that the highest temp belongs to the cpu chip
[20:12] <Guest2187> 2.53
[20:12] <razorfish> Based on the uptime of my Ubuntu Linux box, my epeen is 88.14 inches (223.86cm) long! 88hrs 8mins 6secs uptime
[20:12] <gabebug> trism: true, and i do see there was action on it yesterday too.  the link seemed also directed at a DoS vulnerability from a month ago.  I was just realizing that I hadn't done much in the way of researching ubuntu's historical turn around time on vulnerabilities
[20:12] <rick__> thats what i thought but wasent shure
[20:12] <dlentz> rick, i like to run something cpu-intensive and ee which ones rise
[20:12] <dwarder> opebox rule
[20:13] <rick__> and temp 1 is hottest and the only one that says 99deg celcius is critical
[20:13] <mangochutney> rick__, if you're running your cpu at 99c, you'd better shut down
[20:13] <rick__> no its 67 c
[20:14] <rick__> it says if its 99 its critical
[20:14] <mangochutney> rick__, that would be an understatement
[20:14] <rick__> how many ferinhieht is 99 c
[20:14] <mangochutney> 212
[20:15] <mangochutney> at 99c/212f, you'd be ready to set things on fire
[20:15] <rick__> how hot is 67 c in ferinheight
[20:16] <rick__> anybody??
[20:16] <mangochutney> rick__, 153f
[20:16] <Pici> rick__: Use a calculator.
[20:16] <Gentoo64> google 67c in f
[20:16] <rick__> lol thats funny pal
[20:16] <rick__> me use a calc
[20:17] <rick__> shcrodinger hello
[20:17] <mangochutney> rick__, to convert c to f use "(9/5)*c+32"
[20:18] <graft> google's units conversion is one of my favorite features, i wish krunner was as simple and robust
[20:18] <rick__> so any idea what the other temp readings are for
[20:18] <mangochutney> rick__, probably the northbridge/southbridge chip temps
[20:19] <__import__> Ubuntu Server 11.10 CD is kernel panicing right after selecting "Install Ubuntu Server" on a machine I have.
[20:19] <__import__> Any Ideas on this?
[20:19] <Gentoo64> __import__: pretty hard to say
[20:20] <Karatyus> Hy all
[20:21] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:22] <faryus> hello...
[20:23] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:23] <faryus> cand I get some help with a problem?
[20:23] <Corey> faryus: Ask.
[20:23] <ubuntu> hi
[20:23] <faryus> ok
[20:23] <Corey> If I want to point at a package that I have locally (not in a repo), is there a sane way to have apt-get or aptitude satisfy the depends for it?
[20:24] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:24] <yan_> hm ok so i can get gdm/lightdm to start, but once i try to log in i don't get my session, gdm's auth window goes away and the system sits there with an empty background.. any steps i can take to troubleshoot? (11.10)
[20:24] <faryus> I have a fileserver, running a ubuntu net install with just the basic OS + samba and openssh
[20:24] <faryus> after boot, my monitor shuts down, like there's no output coming from the GPU
[20:24] <faryus> basically I can only work on the machine remotely, via ssh
[20:25] <faryus> what's wrong here?
[20:26] <newbiez> hey guys
[20:26] <reisio> hi
[20:26] <newbiez> I am on an older version of ubuntu, and I can't seem to get compiz to work...
[20:26] <newbiez> Its there
[20:26] <newbiez> but I get this as a response, "~$ ccsm
[20:26] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:26] <rick__> any takers???
[20:27] <newbiez> Traceback (most recent call last):
[20:27] <newbiez>   File "/usr/local/bin/ccsm", line 68, in <module>
[20:27] <newbiez>     idle = ccm.IdleSettingsParser(context)
[20:27] <newbiez> TypeError: __init__() takes exactly 3 arguments (2 given)
[20:27] <ashmew2> A constant "duck duck" sound is coming from my ubuntu box  , how do i stop it ? Its like the water drop falling into an empty bucket sound
[20:27] <ashmew2> how do i know whats causing it ? thanks
[20:27] <reisio> throw bread crumbs at it
[20:27] <rick__> lol
[20:27] <SilentDrgn> lol
[20:27] <reisio> it's either a fan or a hard disk
[20:27] <newbiez> I got kicked
[20:27] <reisio> ask #hardware which
[20:27] <newbiez> did you all see what I pasted?
[20:28] <faryus> no idea on why I have no video output / prompt?
[20:28] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:28] <trism> Corey: a deb? dpkg -i package.deb; apt-get -f install; or gdebi package.deb;
[20:28] <ashmew2> reisio, its coming from the speakers , its geenerated by the OS
[20:28] <reisio> ah
[20:28] <ashmew2> not hardware
[20:28] <reisio> then it's the speakers :p
[20:28] <newbiez> http://pastebin.com/Lv9MTCps
[20:28] <newbiez> This is my issue ^
[20:28] <newbiez> I have an older version of ubuntu
[20:28] <ashmew2> reisio, can i see what's causing it somehow ? What's using pulseaudio or something ?
[20:28] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:29] <xangua> newbiez: by older you mean?
[20:29] <newbiez> xandua: 10.10
[20:29] <ashmew2> reisio, i figured out OMG
[20:30] <newbiez> xangua: any ideas on why it responds that way?
[20:30] <ashmew2> reisio, its the system alert i think , every msg im receiving on XChat as well is accompanied by it
[20:31] <newbiez> anyone?
[20:32] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:32] <urlin2u> newbiez, you have to give more than 2 min for people to respond, patience is the key word here. :)
[20:33] <urlin2u> rick__, randomly, any background to this, the devil is in the details.
[20:34] <urlin2u> or logs hehe
[20:34] <rick__> yup when ever genoius starts to happen it shuts off
[20:34] <Guest69297> Hello
[20:35] <Guest69297> This is my first Chat on IRC since many long years
[20:35] <Guest69297> help
[20:35] <Guest69297> ?
[20:35] <recon_lap> Guest69297:
[20:35] <Guest69297> Yes
[20:35] <c_smith> hey, I'm trying to mount my Acer Iconia Tab A100, and their guide doesn't work for me.
[20:35] <recon_lap> Guest69297:  might want to pick a nick
[20:36] <urlin2u> rick__, please use nics. :)  do you mean genius?
[20:36] <c_smith> is there someone that can help
[20:36] <Guest69297> Yes, I do, but i dont know how ;(
[20:36] <rick__> yup
[20:36] <recon_lap> Guest69297: /nick <pickanick>
[20:37] <Guest69297> will try
[20:37] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:37] <urlin2u> rick__, cool just trying to get you on the right track for help. :) also use the tab complete to show the nic the user your answering then gets a notification like you are from me of an answer.
[20:37] <Corey> trism: I have a deb locally, yes-- but its depends are in an apt repo.
[20:37] <c_smith> Guest69297, but replace <pickanick> with a nick
[20:38] <urlin2u> of*
[20:38] <rick__> how do i do that
[20:38] <urlin2u> rick__, type a few letters of the nick and hit the tab to complete, tis also works in the ubuntu terminal a swell.
[20:38] <Mario_Anony> recon_lap Thanks for the help, I got my nick>
[20:38] <urlin2u> this*
[20:39] <rick__> urlin2u: like this
[20:39] <urlin2u> rick__, you've got it man :)
[20:39] <rick__> urlin2u: so you think you can help with shutdown issue
[20:39] <trism> Corey: if you have the repo in sources.list then apt-get -f install; after dpkg -i should pull them in (or using gdebi will do it in one step)
[20:40] <recon_lap> Mario_Anony: now you got a name, ask a question
[20:40] <txomon> hi, can anyone explain me which is the state of bug 928193 ?
[20:40] <urlin2u> rick__, I wish I could I'm not familiar in this area, but exacting details will get you closer to one who can.
[20:41] <lucia> #ubuntu - it
[20:41] <lucia> #ubuntu-it
[20:41] <rick__> urlin2u: well i dont have any details it just shuts down like i clicked shutdown im shure its not overheating
[20:41] <scarleo> lucia, /join #ubuntu-it
[20:42] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:43] <ubuntu> español?
[20:44] <auronandace> !es | newboy
[20:45] <rick__> english please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[20:46] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:46] <mgaunard_> rick__: "the majority of ubuntu channels are in english. If you want to talk in spanish join #ubuntu-es." Can't you tell it means that?
[20:46] <urlin2u> rick__, you do actually the process that causes this is a ghood start it sounds like a pen or touchpad set up as well, these sort of details along with the desktop and distro release are helpful to get past the 20 questions to get there. :)
[20:46] <urlin2u> good*
[20:48] <rick__> i dont know spanish mgaunard_
[20:49] <mgaunard_> rick__: me neither
[20:49] <rick__> mgaunard_: i do nt know spanish its the guy stealing my life speaking for me in spanish
[20:49] <theadmin> rick__: ubottu is a bot, don't bother her with english xD
[20:50] <rick__> theadmin: ok
[20:50] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:51] <mgaunard_> your laptop shuts down when you click the shutdown key? seems normal to me
[20:51] <mgaunard_> s/key/button
[20:51] <theadmin> rick__: Power button stuck? (happens actually) Something weird in cron?
[20:51] <scarleo> rick__, what is your hardware?
[20:51] <rick__> mgaunard_: thats not what i said
[20:51] <rick__> ibm r52
[20:51] <mgaunard_> what you said didn't make sense.
[20:52] <mgaunard_> it's not grammatically valid
[20:52] <rick__> power button realeases
[20:52] <urlin2u> lol here come the 20 questions I warfned you about. rick__   :)
[20:52] <urlin2u> warned*
[20:52] <rick__> its ok
[20:52] <rick__> 20 questions is better than nothing
[20:52] <mgaunard_> start by clarifying what your problem is
[20:53] <rick__> well my actual problem is my laptop shuts off like i click shutdown any ideas  ??? temp looks ok
[20:53] <urlin2u> rick__, but does not help you or the channel when you can succinctly provide that info and been informed of this.
[20:53] <scarleo> rick__, looks really old, are you sure everything is ok in it, hardwarewise? And please stop repeating that same thing
[20:53] <auronandace> rick__: repeating the same thing isn't going to clarify your problem
[20:54] <rick__> well im reapeating it for the new users that dont know
[20:54] <scarleo> rick__, that line doesn't say anything
[20:54] <rick__> when new people come in they dont know
[20:55] <urlin2u> !details > rick__
[20:55] <Maria94> hi all somebody help me please to fix a bug in google earth at start
[20:55] <Maria94> rr.com) has left #debian (Leaving)
[20:55] <Maria94>  Python interface unloaded
[20:55] <Maria94>  Tcl interface unloaded
[20:55] <FloodBot1> Maria94: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:56] <Maria94> http://paste.debian.net/155481/
[20:56] <Maria94> pls pls pls ^^
[20:56] <blitz> what do you get for man google-earth
[20:56] <blitz> should tell you what signal 11 means
[20:57] <Oer> rick__, this sounds like your issue, i guess like answer #4 it is an ACPI bug > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1608988
[20:57] <auronandace> Maria94: checked the file in .google-earth?
[20:57] <Eruadan> I'm building my system from a lucid install, with minimal features.I have xorg and openbox, than i installed lxdm.Why it installed the whole LXDE desktop?I just wanted the lxdm.
[20:57] <mgaunard_> rick__: that still doesn't make sense.
[20:57] <urlin2u> Maria94, what happens if you use the app start in the menu?
[20:57] <mgaunard_> "like i click shutdown" ?
[20:57] <mgaunard_> like you click shutdown?
[20:57] <mgaunard_> is that some kind of local slang maybe?
[20:58] <rick__> my laptop shuts down like i clicked shut down button the temp seems ok its a ibm r52 laptop running ubuntu 11.10 intel 1.78 processor centrino 1.5 gb ram 80 gb wd hdd 5200 rpm
[20:58] <rick__> is that better
[20:58] <blitz> how long does it stay on
[20:58] <Maria94> yes
[20:59] <Maria94> urlin2u: it doesnt open at all
[20:59] <auronandace> Maria94: have you read the crashlog?
[20:59] <blitz> Maria94, run "man google-earth"
[20:59] <rick__> Oer: what is acpi bug please explain
[20:59] <mgaunard_> Maria94: take the crashlog and report it to google
[20:59] <Maria94> auronandance: yes
[20:59] <urlin2u> Maria94, have you tried just purging it and getting the deb that is available?
[20:59] <auronandace> Maria94: care to share its contents?
[21:00] <Maria94> $ man google-earth
[21:00] <Maria94> No manual entry for google-earth
[21:00] <Maria94> See 'man 7 undocumented' for help when manual pages are not available.
[21:00] <Oer> rick__, a problem with the sensor-driver or bios
[21:00] <mgaunard_> rick__: the only thing I understand from your sentence is "my laptop shut downs when I click shutdown". That is normal.
[21:00] <mgaunard_> shuts down*
[21:01] <Maria94> i dont know what to do and im very scared :S
[21:01] <rick__> i did not say that i said its like i did that
[21:01] <auronandace> mgaunard_: he means his laptop is shutting down for no reason, as if he had pressed shutdown
[21:01] <LjL> Maria94, blitz: signal 11 is a segfault, it means the program crashed. it's not something you'll find on any specific program's manual page.
[21:01] <Oer> mgaunard_, "shutsdown, like i clicked shutdown..."
[21:01] <rick__> how do i check sensor driver???
[21:01] <Maria94> ljl: so what i have to do? ^^
[21:01] <blitz> oh yeah, I guess I knew that
[21:01] <Oer> !lmsensors
[21:02] <urlin2u> also left out in the rick__ post is the app genius causing this.
[21:02] <LjL> Maria94: no idea. how did you install google earth?
[21:02] <rick__> Oer:  how do i check lmsensor drivers?
[21:02] <auronandace> Maria94: what does the crashlog say?
[21:02] <Maria94> http://paste.debian.net/155481/
[21:03] <Oer> rick__, those links are given you several times today ..
[21:03] <auronandace> Maria94: what does the crashlog say?
[21:03] <Maria94> i downloaded .deb package
[21:03] <rick__> what links???
[21:03] <Oer> !lmsensors | rick__
[21:03] <blitz> so you should probably get help from debian guys if you're running debian
[21:03] <rick__> allready did
[21:03] <Maria94> http://paste.debian.net/155481/                read here auronandace pls
[21:04] <rick__> im talking about the drivers
[21:04] <auronandace> Maria94: that isn't the crashlog, the crashlog is the textfile it says its created
[21:04] <rick__> and how can the drivers cause shut down
[21:04] <Maria94> how can i find it>
[21:04] <auronandace> Maria94: the path is in your paste
[21:05] <Oer> rick__, it can tru the driver, or your bios shuts down
[21:05] <rick__> why wont you let me talk to these people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[21:06] <rick__> tru the driver??
[21:06] <Maria94> what about your google earth your works?
[21:06] <sda1986> hi all! I compiled kernel 3.2 but my wireless card doesn't work anymore, I found this online https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Broadcom_wireless#brcmsmac.2Fbrcmfmac but I don't know how put the modules inside the kernel
[21:06] <rick__> my laptop shuts down like i clicked shut down button the temp seems ok its a ibm r52 laptop running ubuntu 11.10 intel 1.78 processor centrino 1.5 gb ram 80 gb wd hdd 5200 rpm
[21:07] <bananenkampf-de> why doesn't unity show all trayicons?
[21:08] <jorisw> My PHP is segfaulting on a newly installed Lucid LTS box. Anything I can do to see if anything else can trigger a segfault? Already running memtestr
[21:09] <rick__> my laptop shuts down like i clicked shut down button the temp seems ok its a ibm r52 laptop running ubuntu 11.10 intel 1.78 processor centrino 1.5 gb ram 80 gb wd hdd 5200 rpm
[21:10] <Trevor69420> oh effing sweet... my work just gave me 6 Dell 2950 servers
[21:10] <konaya_> :D
[21:12] <Slart> bananenkampf-de: I'm not 100% sure but I think they only show icons for the app that they have whitelisted.. ie the apps that are known to work with the new task tray
[21:12] <Slart> bananenkampf-de: you can force it to show all icons but it won't be very pretty
[21:13] <linxeh> Trevor69420: they going through an upgrade?
[21:13] <linxeh> heh OT - sorry
[21:14] <graft> yo, when i make my prompt colored it messes up interactive reverse-search, how do i fix it?
[21:14] <bananenkampf-de> thanks Slart, i will not force to show all but i will enter an exception for xchat :D
[21:14] <Trevor69420> linxeh yea.. they virtualized all of our clients about a year ago
[21:14] <Slart> bananenkampf-de: you're welcome
[21:14] <Trevor69420> so left over hardware
[21:14] <Trevor69420> i tried to get the Dell R610s but no luck they are giving those to our cloud team
[21:18] <rick__> my laptop shuts down like i clicked shut down button the temp seems ok its a ibm r52 laptop running ubuntu 11.10 intel 1.78 processor centrino 1.5 gb ram 80 gb wd hdd 5200 rpm
[21:21] <mbeierl> rick__, please stop repeating yourself, if no one knows the answer, repeating won't help.  So to clarify, the computer goes through the normal shutdown procedure: it asks if you want to shut down and then starts closing windows, displaying the Ubuntu splash and then eventually turns off?
[21:21] <mbeierl> rick__, or just it hard stop?
[21:22] <yabai> rick__: the r52!  That is a beast of a laptop!
[21:22] <subichan> hi, this is driving me crazy.. I got ubuntu 11.10, and I don't want mysql daemon to start at every reboot. How can I do it?
[21:22] <rick__> it doesent ask it just immediatly goes to ubuntu splash and shuts off
[21:22] <Ben64> rick__: the battery could be low
[21:23] <mbeierl> rick__, so it does show the splash for a few moments?  Not just a halt, like complete loss of power?  Do the windows close quickly before the splash?
[21:23] <rick__> yabai: why do you think that its not on battry power its pluggede in
[21:23] <loko> 999999
[21:23] <juanfer_> 22222
[21:23] <subichan> it's not inside startup applications, probably because there is nodisplay=true in the relevant .desktop file, but I can't find it in the default directories
[21:23] <rick__> yes they close quickly then splash then darkness
[21:24] <subichan> so the question is, where is the .desktop file for mysql daemon in ubuntu 11.10?
[21:24] <mbeierl> rick__, has anyone walked you through syslog or X.org.0.log?
[21:24] <rick__> nope what the heck is that
[21:24] <subichan> unless the autostarting comes from another setting.. please enlighten me
[21:26] <rick__> ohh and making same post signals to right person they wont let me find anser
[21:27] <mkjackson_mobile> hey folks, I got ms-dos (yes, dos) on sda1 and my linux partition on sda2... (this is a usb drive with persistent installation fyi) but I can't make the fat32/dos partition load dos...
[21:27] <mkjackson_mobile> :-/
[21:27] <Trevor69420> not sure i have enough power in my basement on that one circuit to run 6 servers :-(
[21:27] <rick__> what size electrical service in basment??
[21:28] <sda1986> hi all! I compiled kernel 3.2 but my wireless card doesn't work anymore, I found this online https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Broadcom_wireless#brcmsmac.2Fbrcmfmac but I don't know how put the modules inside the kernel
[21:28] <mbeierl> rick__, sorry - gotta go afk.  gimme 10 minutes
[21:28] <rick__> ok
[21:29] <rick__> Trevor69420: what size you got 100 amp 200 amp???
[21:30] <Trevor69420> rick_ thats kinda a personal question... i dont even know how old u are ;-)
[21:30] <Trevor69420> jk
[21:30] <Trevor69420> i think it's a 200amp service
[21:30] <Trevor69420> but the circuit i have in the room is only a 15 amp circuit
[21:30] <Trevor69420> so i'd have to bring another
[21:30] <rick__> what requirements does server need
[21:30] <sda1986> how many bandwidth do you have! maybe it's a bigger problem than amps!
[21:31] <Trevor69420> dunno... havent looked
[21:31] <Trevor69420> why would my bandwidth be an issue?
[21:31] <sda1986> just curiosity! 6 server...
[21:31] <Trevor69420> i'v operated 20 servers on a 1.5mbps line
[21:32] <Trevor69420> T1 lines that businesses use are 1.5MB
[21:32] <Trevor69420> there abouts
[21:32] <Trevor69420> a little less actually cuz of overhead
[21:32] <rick__> how big of line can you get maybee 100 mbs up and down to get the awsome line it would cost 10000dollars just to run it to your house
[21:32] <sda1986> i have 1MB upload and i always complain because it's too slow! :D
[21:32] <Trevor69420> no... 100mbps is only $76 per month
[21:32] <mordof> how do i do a tracert?
[21:32] <bananenkampf-de> o.O
[21:32] <Ben64> mordof: traceroute
[21:33] <Trevor69420> but i have dynamic bandwidth
[21:33] <wingdspur> not for a fiber dedicated bandwidth connection it isnt
[21:33] <mordof> really... *sighs*
[21:33] <Trevor69420> which means it's flexible
[21:33] <Ben64> mordof: :)
[21:33] <mordof> tried a bunch of different combinations to try and find it, but.. not the most obvious one! blegh
[21:33] <Ben64> mordof: not limited to 8 characters like silly msdos
[21:33] <mordof> getting some really bizarre results from a site on my other comp
[21:33] <mordof> ah
[21:33] <rick__> to run full throttle it takes 10000 just for install then they bill per what you use
[21:34] <sda1986> anyway where can i found some kernel expert?
[21:34] <Trevor69420> i have verizon business dedicated ethernet line
[21:34] <Trevor69420> i think it goes up to 10gb/s but i never hit it
[21:34] <rick__> then you definatly are at the mercy of servers them selves
[21:34] <Trevor69420> if i run a speedtest right now i get close to 100mbps
[21:35] <sda1986> what kind of server do you have?
[21:35] <Trevor69420> here is my current reading: http://www.speedtest.net/result/1758579877.png
[21:35] <Trevor69420> sda1986, i inherited 6 Dell 2950s
[21:35] <Trevor69420> rack mount
[21:35] <Trevor69420> but whee i want to put them i only have 1 15amp outlet
[21:35] <Trevor69420> 120volt
[21:36] <rick__> got good hvac in basment???
[21:36] <Trevor69420> i got a self cooled cabinet
[21:36] <bananenkampf-de> Sorry Trevor69420, why did you need 6 servers at home?
[21:36] <Trevor69420> liquid
[21:36] <sda1986> WOW! :D somehow i should say lucky you!
[21:36] <Trevor69420> i dont bananenkampf-de
[21:36] <Trevor69420> they were free
[21:36] <Trevor69420> lol
[21:37] <sda1986> can i ask what are for?
[21:37] <wingdspur> better get another circuit put in
[21:37] <Ben64> !ot
[21:37] <Trevor69420> sda1986, what are what for?
[21:37] <Trevor69420> the servers?
[21:37] <Trevor69420> one i am planning on using as a media server actually to transcode video
[21:37] <sda1986> yep, anyway last offtopic question
[21:38] <Trevor69420> i'll  be using ubuntu server
[21:38] <Trevor69420> it has 48GB of RAM, 6x 300GB SAS Drives, 4 core intel XEON cpu
[21:38] <bananenkampf-de> Trevor69420 cool! i had one server (hp pro liant) running at home but i turned it off because i didnt need it, thats why i'm asking...
[21:38] <Trevor69420> (i think at 2.6ghz
[21:39] <Trevor69420> i want something that can stream video to all my TVs at once so i can finally dump cable in every room
[21:39] <Trevor69420> i have 9 TVs i want to be able to stream to
[21:39] <Trevor69420> some videos will need to be transcoded on the fly
[21:39] <yourfriendisaac> software-center is too slow I much prefer synaptic over software-center but some applications are not available on synaptic. Additionally synaptic allows one to choose all the programs he would like prior to applying them whereas software center does not.  It would be nice if the things that make synaptic so versatile and appealing could be added to software-center or synaptic could have the for sale items added as a category to sec
[21:39] <yourfriendisaac> tions list.
[21:39] <Trevor69420> i wish i could grid all of the servers together and transcode in a cloud
[21:40] <sda1986> i have an AMD x6 3.2 8gbram (not a real server but a build pc) perfect to compile my kernel! like now! talking about kernel, where can I find some support about kernel?
[21:40] <reisio> sda1986: what's the problem?
[21:41] <Oer> !kernel
[21:41] <scarleo> yourfriendisaac, it's just the few paid ones that are missing in synaptic as far as I know, how often do you install them?
[21:41] <bananenkampf-de> !ubuntu
[21:41] <bananenkampf-de> !gnome
[21:42] <bananenkampf-de> !terminal
[21:42] <bananenkampf-de> lol
[21:42] <bananenkampf-de> sry
[21:42] <sda1986> I have a new samsung series7 I need to use the kernel 3.2 to make my touchpad work. but with this new kernel my wificard doesn't work anymore! I cannot understand what module i'm not using, i can read "firmware missing"
[21:42] <Oer> bananenkampf-de, please play with obottu in PM
[21:42] <bananenkampf-de> sorry 0er, i will do now ;)
[21:42] <sda1986> reisio, sorry, just over
[21:43] <sda1986> reisio, I have a new samsung series7 I need to use the kernel 3.2 to make my touchpad work. but with this new kernel my wificard doesn't work anymore! I cannot understand what module i'm not using, i can read "firmware missing"
[21:43] <pangolin> I managed to fill my / partition and no longer able to install anything, what can I safely delete to make some room?
[21:43] <Oer> pangolin, autoclean
[21:44] <pangolin> Oer: autoclean and autoremove are not doing anything
[21:44] <scarleo> pangolin, old kernels maybe? They usually take some space, if you don't have separate /boot
[21:44] <reisio> pangolin: sudo apt-get autoclean
[21:44] <Oer> pangolin, else sudo apt-get autoremove
[21:44] <pangolin> scarleo: how do i list the kernels I have installed?
[21:44] <reisio> if it's a server make sure /var/log/ isn't full of errors
[21:44] <pangolin> reisio: not a server
[21:44] <bananenkampf-de> pangolin, look in /boot/
[21:44] <mbeierl> rick__, are there error messages in /var/log/syslog (or /var/log/messages if prior to 11.11), or in /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old after the shutdown and reboot?
[21:45] <scarleo> pangolin, search for the kernel version in synaptic
[21:45] <pangolin> bananenkampf-de: thanks :)
[21:45] <yourfriendisaac> scarleo, I have never needed the paid programs. I just hate the way software-center works and yest it is the flagship program. Synaptic is just a better program all the way around. It is faster and more convenient. I have disassociated it from .deb files in favor of gdebi and associated apt-url gtk instead of software-center for get deb
[21:46] <scarleo> yourfriendisaac, ok, so problem solved, right?
[21:47] <rick__> mbeierl:       how do i check for error message
[21:48] <scarleo> pangolin, have you installed things in /opt ? Maybe some software you don't need any more?
[21:48] <yourfriendisaac> scarlo, yes problem solved for me but I guess the problem is with the defaults in ubuntu do you know if canocal is going to make any big changes to software-center?
[21:49] <scarleo> yourfriendisaac, it is a lot faster in 12.04, that's for sure :)
[21:49] <bananenkampf-de> or - how another man in #ubuntu-offtopic said - look in /var/ for unneeded files
[21:49] <dermaku> helo
[21:49] <mbeierl> rick__, in terminal: gedit /var/log/syslog
[21:49] <scarleo> yourfriendisaac, features, not so much more, I think
[21:50] <mbeierl> rick__, search for "Command line: BOOT_IMAGE="
[21:50] <yourfriendisaac> scarleo,  Have your tried 12.04 in virtual box or live?
[21:50] <scarleo> yourfriendisaac, live
[21:51] <mbeierl> rick__, that will be the start of a new boot sequence.  Look for one that has a timestamp close to the last time you experienced a shutdown.  Read backwards (towards the top) from there
[21:51] <scarleo> yourfriendisaac, oh, no I have it installed on separate partition
[21:51] <mbeierl> rick__, phrases that could shed some light are: "segfault" "kernel panic" "oops"
[21:51] <yourfriendisaac> scarleo, okay maybe I'll download it and try it out
[21:51] <scarleo> yourfriendisaac, it's great, especially changes to Unity
[21:51] <mbeierl> rick__, and "oom" - or "out of memory killer" or something like that iirc.
[21:52] <rick__> nothing there
[21:52] <yourfriendisaac> scarleo, Yea unity needs options-- what kind of changes?
[21:53] <rick__> its like some remotely clicked it but i didnt see
[21:53] <prunk> wow, okay so I finally got that to work
[21:53] <prunk> just a quick general question, I assume this is the channel to go to to get some help with ubuntu?
[21:53] <scarleo> yourfriendisaac, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/02/unity-5-2-lands-in-precise-brings-numerous-changes/
[21:54] <rick__> ubuntu forums are good too
[21:54] <scarleo> yourfriendisaac, and a lot in system settings to manage launcher etc etc
[21:54] <yourfriendisaac> scarleo, cool thanks I'll check
[21:54] <prunk> yeah, i have a hard time following some of those explainations when i don't know the name of my problem
[21:54] <rick__> ubuntufourums.org
[21:54] <thomc> I've managed to remove myself from the sudoers group and now can't re-add myself. How can I fix this?
[21:54] <prunk> i was wondering whether i need to auto mount a drive or what the problem is
[21:55] <xperiamini> Hello can someone tell me how to root sony ericssony xperia mini e10i please
[21:55] <prunk> whenever I log into ubuntu i have to click to browse my main hard drive before rhythm box will be able to find my music files
[21:55] <bananenkampf-de> lol xperiamini, welcome to #ubuntu
[21:57] <reisio> prunk: USB drive?
[21:57] <bananenkampf-de> prunk, is it mounted correctly?
[21:57] <prunk> it's not the usb, it's the main hard drive.
[21:57] <prunk> i have it partitioned with ubuntu on one side and windows on the other
[21:57] <no1home> prunk: are you music files on a separate partition of the hard drive?
[21:57] <prunk> the side with windows has all my song and media files
[21:58] <bananenkampf-de> prunk, you have to say ubuntu that it should mount your windows-partition
[21:58] <no1home> yes, then you may want to auto mount it at boot
[21:58] <prunk> bananenkampf i don't know if its mounted properly
[21:58] <bananenkampf-de> prunk, i say that it isnt mounted correctly
[21:58] <prunk> okay so i want to make it autoboot then
[21:58] <prunk> bah. not autoboot, automount
[21:58] <bananenkampf-de> prunk, you have to edit the file /etc/fstab
[21:59] <prunk> okie dokie one sec
[21:59] <prunk> okay so i've got that open now
[21:59] <mkjackson_mobile> Hey folks, I got ms-dos (yes, dos) on sda1 and my linux partition on sda2... (this is a usb drive with persistent installation fyi) but I can't make the fat32/dos partition load dos...
[22:00] <bananenkampf-de> you know the device for you windows-partition? /dev/sXX
[22:00] <prunk> ummm. one sec lemme check
[22:00] <mbeierl> rick__, same in /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old ?
[22:01] <mbeierl> rick__, for that one, it is only good for the first boot after the shutdown, and go right to the end and read backwards
[22:01] <prunk> okay bananenkampf, so i have windows on dev/sda2
[22:02] <lenswipe> hey guysd
[22:02] <bananenkampf-de> okay
[22:02] <lenswipe> in ubuntu theres a menu option for creating a bootable USB or something
[22:02] <lenswipe> would that allow me to install ubuntu on a netbook?
[22:02] <bananenkampf-de> is there a line in fstab which starts with /dev/sda2?
[22:03] <Oer> lenswipe, yes, netbook edition is now merged with the regular iso
[22:03] <prunk> nein. it only has
[22:03] <prunk> actually none of the lines start with sda at all
[22:03] <bananenkampf-de> prunk, you are german? (because you wrote "nein")
[22:04] <rick__> mbeierl:          nothoing pal
[22:04] <prunk> ha, no i just said nein cause of your name
[22:04] <rick__> nothing
[22:04] <bananenkampf-de> haha, okay :D
[22:04] <prunk> so yeah, doesn't look like any of the drives are mounted in fstab
[22:04] <bananenkampf-de> so you have to add a new line to your fstab. ubuntu will check this on every reboot and mout your windows-partition like its defined in fstab
[22:04] <lenswipe> Oer, so booting into the live CD and making a bootable USB would give me something i could image a netbook with?
[22:04] <bananenkampf-de> wait
[22:05] <prunk> alrighty, do you know what the line would look like?
[22:05] <bananenkampf-de> yes, mom
[22:06] <Oer> lenswipe, i never did that from a live-usb session.
[22:06] <lenswipe> Oer, any reason why not?
[22:06] <bananenkampf-de> prunk, /dev/sda2	/media/windows	ntfs	defaults
[22:06] <bananenkampf-de> thats the line
[22:06] <bananenkampf-de> (if its an ntfs-partiton)
[22:06] <prunk> alrighty, yep it is
[22:07] <bananenkampf-de> year!
[22:07] <prunk> so that line at the bottom of fstab then?
[22:07] <bananenkampf-de> yes
[22:07] <prunk> awesome, i'll give that a shot.
[22:07] <Oer> lenswipe, it should be possible, i guess.
[22:07] <bananenkampf-de> it will be mounted to /media/windows, you can adjust this if you want another place
[22:07] <bananenkampf-de> okay :-) tell me if it works (or not)
[22:07] <prunk> do i have to update fstab or anything
[22:07] <no1home> prunk: might have to create windows directory under /mnt if it's not there already. Or pick another mount point
[22:08] <prunk> pardon no1home?
[22:08] <bananenkampf-de> prunk, you only have to reboot :)
[22:08] <no1home> or under /media rather
[22:08] <rick__> my laptop shuts down like i clicked shut down button the temp seems ok its a ibm r52 laptop running ubuntu 11.10 intel 1.78 processor centrino 1.5 gb ram 80 gb wd hdd 5200 rpm
[22:09] <prunk> i'll reboot and be back. if it works, great, if not then i hope it doesn't get all bricked
[22:09] <bananenkampf-de> ah prunk, okay sorry. the directory /media/windows has to exist :D
[22:09] <prunk> ha oh wait
[22:09] <prunk> okay...
[22:09] <lenswipe> Oer, only one way to find out i guess
[22:09] <kantlivelong> anyone here use NUT?
[22:09] <rubst3r> hi! im having problems installing xubuntu
[22:09] <Oer> lenswipe, else you could use unetbootin on windows/mac
[22:09] <rick__> rubst3r: whats the prob
[22:10] <prunk> okay commented out the last line there
[22:10] <bananenkampf-de> what line?
[22:10] <prunk> the one you gave me.
[22:10] <prunk> just for the moment so i don't f things up
[22:11] <lenswipe> Oer, i dont have either installed on any of my computers :p
[22:11] <bananenkampf-de> okay :)
[22:11] <lenswipe> Oer, i wouldnt soil my hardware with that crap
[22:11] <lenswipe> :p
[22:11] <prunk> so when i go to filesystem and check under media i have two drive names there
[22:11] <rubst3r> hey rick, never mind i think i know what the problem might be... installing intel version on a AMD lol!!! just figured out
[22:11] <prunk> they are called Major Drive and SYSTEM RESERVERED
[22:11] <prunk> the Major Drive is the drive I have all my media and windows stuff on
[22:11] <rick__> an intel version on amd ???
[22:12] <prunk> so would I change /media/windows to /media/Major Drive
[22:12] <rick__> do explain
[22:12] <bananenkampf-de> you can do if you want :) but be carefull with the space in Major Drive
[22:13] <bananenkampf-de> in fstab you have to mark this with another symbol... its easier to use "MajorDrive" without the space
[22:13] <rubst3r> yes i download xubuntu from the official site but i download the version that says PC (Intel x86) desktop CD instead of 64-bit PC (AMD64) desktop CD could that be the problem???
[22:13] <prunk> ha... okay that sounds... not certain.
[22:13] <bananenkampf-de> :P
[22:13] <prunk> ahh balls... so i would have to rename the drive first
[22:13] <h00k> rubst3r: AMD64 is just 64bit, the other version is 32bit, and AMD64 runs on Intel 64bit processors as well
[22:13] <bananenkampf-de> no
[22:13] <bananenkampf-de> no ;)
[22:13] <prunk> ...
[22:14] <prunk> you're messing with me bananenkampf
[22:14] <bananenkampf-de> you dont use the name of the drive to mount it. you select the device with the device-file /dev/sda2 . The folder /media/windows or /media/MajorDrive is the point where you will find the files from this partition in linux you can name it whatever you like :D
[22:15] <prunk> ahhh i see
[22:15] <rubst3r> ok let me try something, i'll brb
[22:16] <prunk> so by putting in the line /dev/sda2    /media/MajorDrive  ntfs  defaults I am telling fstab to mount drive /dev/sda2 and call it /media/MajorDrive?
[22:17] <bananenkampf-de> yes, but its not names "/media/MajorDrive", its mounted in the device /media/MajorDrive :)
[22:17] <bananenkampf-de> *named
[22:17] <prunk> gotcha. okay thanks!
[22:17] <bananenkampf-de> you're welcome :) give it a try and tell me about :P
[22:18] <auronandace> prunk: don't forget to create the mountpoint if it doesn't already exist
[22:18] <auronandace> he left
[22:18] <tiox> Hi. I am trying to install a package for software I know works, but apt-get is being fussy. After I use --force-depends with dpkg, apt-get only wants me to remove the offending package.
[22:18] <no1home> also If you want read/write access you need to use ntfs-3g I believe?
[22:19] <no1home> ah he probably just rebooted
[22:19] <bananenkampf-de> isn't the ntfs-driver shipped with ubuntu?
[22:19] <tiox> Is there a command for dpkg that tells apt-get to forget about the dependency issue and forget about it?
[22:19] <Oer> tiox, what package and how do you install this ?
[22:20] <tiox> Well, it's ZSNES from Debian's repository, 64-bit. It said ia32-libs is not satisfiable, except, it's a newer version, I ran zsnes, and it works.
[22:20] <tiox> I mean, it runs without crashing.
[22:20] <mbeierl> rick__, so what are the messages in /var/log/syslog prior to the start of the boot sequence?  Can you pastebin the file?  (see pastebinit)
[22:20] <auronandace> tiox: never mix debian and ubuntu repos
[22:20] <tiox> No no, it's a separate package.
[22:21] <tiox> Got it from pkgs.org
[22:21] <StFS> Hello. I'm trying to see if there is a way to install a complete linux setup on a USB stick... so like a LiveCD (or LiveUSB) but with everything (including /etc files) editable
[22:21] <tiox> I'm not installing from repository. I am using dpkg to install a single instance of a package.
[22:21] <omar> hello guys
[22:21] <omar> how are you ?
[22:21] <prunk> hey bananenkampf?
[22:22] <bananenkampf-de> hey
[22:22] <prunk> hey
[22:22] <omar> hey
[22:22] <omar> how r u ?
[22:22] <prunk> so it autmounted my ubuntu drive
[22:22] <bananenkampf-de> lol
[22:22] <auronandace> StFS: yes, just choose the usb stick's partition at install (just like a normal harddrive install)
[22:22] <prunk> somehow I guess I got that wrong...
[22:22] <tiox> So what is it I need to fill in the blank with so that apt-get shuts its yap about the package? sudo dpkg __________ -i <packagename>
[22:22] <bananenkampf-de> so /dev/sda2 is not your window-partition
[22:22] <tiox> I used --force-depends but apt-get only wants to uninstall it.
[22:22] <prunk> so i missed essentiall
[22:23] <prunk> yeah it's my ubuntu partition
[22:23] <bananenkampf-de> check with fdisk -l
[22:23] <Gentoo64> tiox: zsnes not in ubuntu repo?
[22:23] <prunk> that's okay though... getting closer
[22:23] <omar> guys , i've got a Q regarding ARP in BackTrack 5
[22:23] <bananenkampf-de> :)
[22:23] <tiox> It is, 32-bit and it wants to remove 32-bit SDL everything.
[22:23] <StFS> auronandace: ok... I'll probably try that... but on somebody elses computer ;-)
[22:23] <auronandace> !backtrack | omar
[22:23] <Guest33231> backtrack ftw
[22:23] <Gentoo64> tiox: zsnes is 32 bit only...
[22:23] <tiox> But there's a 64-bit package for it.
[22:23] <omar> ??
[22:23] <Gentoo64> tiox: its written in x86 asembly tho
[22:24] <TheExplorer> On Virtual Machines: Does anyone know if theres any difference in resources when running a 32bit vs 64bit guest on a 64bit host. Will it be easier for the VM to do a 32 or does it not matter
[22:24] <tiox> I force-depend it and it works. ia32-libs is satisfiable, just too new.
[22:24] <bananenkampf-de> and prunk?
[22:24] <Oer> tiox are you on 12.04 or 11.10 ?
[22:24] <prunk> uhhhh.. weird. you just put fdisk-l in terminal right?
[22:24] <tiox> 11.10
[22:25] <zykotick9> TheExplorer: unless your assigning more the 4GB to the VM, i'd stick to 32bit.  There might be some situations where 64bit would be better, but very few.
[22:25] <bananenkampf-de> sudo fdisk -l
[22:25] <prunk> gah
[22:25] <bananenkampf-de> without sudo you will dont see anything :D
[22:25] <prunk> ha yeah
[22:25] <prunk> that was the weird thing. i always forget to sudo things.
[22:25] <omar> guys im talking here ?
[22:25] <bananenkampf-de> haha
[22:25] <prunk> okay so i see sda1, 2, 3, 4, and 5
[22:25] <w30>  /part
[22:26] <Gentoo64> omar: this isnt backtrack channel though
[22:26] <tiox> I want apt-get to ignore the unresolvable dependency. What must I tell dpkg for apt-get to not want to remove it?
[22:26] <no1home> omar: just ask your question
[22:26] <TheExplorer> TO: <zykotick9> Thankyou
[22:26] <tiox> (And allow me to install other packages, at that.)
[22:26] <prunk> does that mean i have 5 partitions or are some of them not real?
[22:26] <bananenkampf-de> okay prunk, look for the device with the windows-filesystem :)
[22:26] <bananenkampf-de> you have got 5 partitions :) 4 primary and 1 logical
[22:27] <prunk> that's weird. i should only have two partitions.
[22:27] <prunk> i mean 2 primary and the 1 logical
[22:27] <bananenkampf-de> maybe some hidden from the manufacturer?
[22:27] <bananenkampf-de> with windows-recovery?
[22:27] <no1home> one is probably a swap partition
[22:27] <prunk> so under the system tab i have unknown, hpfs/ntfs, hpfs/ntfs, extended and linux
[22:28] <ssta> prunk: logical is usually two partitions...one for the placeholder and one for the actual partition
[22:28] <prunk> oh yeah there are windows recovery
[22:28] <sere> anyone know why i get this blue tint with nvidia drivers ...everything is fine..just the color is all off.. im usisng oneirc / nvidia-current
[22:28] <prunk> thanks ssta
[22:28] <omar> when i do ARP poisoning for a device on my network throgh the Ettercap software it gives me this message FATAL: ARP poisoning needs a non empty hosts list.
[22:28] <tiox> I faffed up. zsnes:9386 wants to remove 64-bit SDL everything, and place 32-bit libs in it's place,.
[22:28] <tiox> ...
[22:28] <bananenkampf-de> okay prunk, find your "real" windows partition (compare filesize) and try to mount it :)
[22:28] <tiox> zsnes:i386*
[22:29] <omar> anybody has a clue ?
[22:29] <prunk> filesize correlates to blocks yeah?
[22:29] <TheExplorer> On Virtual Machines: Can anyone direct me to a resource on installing Ubuntu in such a way to be compatible both on boot and being accessed from a Virtual Machine. Sort of like a Live CD w/persist but w/drivers.
[22:29] <gabriel> who's the ubuntu genius here?
[22:29] <gerzel> Is it wrong to think of the people here when I touch myself and does it help that my eyes are closed?
[22:29] <Gentoo64> tiox: why dont you jusy use the 32 bit one?
[22:29] <Gentoo64> tiox: it works on 64 bit systems
[22:30] <tiox> Because it...
[22:30] <tiox> I'll show you a paste.
[22:30] <bananenkampf-de> yes, but i dont know to calculate from blocks to GB... depends on blocksize :D
[22:30] <yo_> hi can somebody help me find the name of a text editor. It had a black background, vertical lines to show tab spaces, lines were numbered, long lines were wrapped and on the right side it had like an overview of the entire document instead of a vertical scrollbar
[22:30] <zykotick9> TheExplorer: KVM is capable of that, but KVM isn't as "user friendly" as VBox
[22:30] <gerzel> mav
[22:30] <gerzel> sorry wrong window
[22:30] <bananenkampf-de> with two partitions its easier to try :)
[22:30] <tiox> http://paste.ubuntu.com/830846/
[22:30] <prunk> haha. okay.
[22:30] <gerzel> frigging autostart
[22:30] <tiox> See my issue?
[22:30] <eazier> hi
[22:30] <tiox> I found a 64-bit build of zsnes for Debian, I wanna install it, and I want apt-get to not make me use 0f to remove it.
[22:31] <prunk> well the one with ubuntu on it is obvious
[22:31] <tiox> -f*
[22:31] <prunk> its the one with the linux system
[22:31] <Gentoo64> tiox: yeah,. weird
[22:31] <gabriel> i need some help .after installed ubuntu on my old dell latitude laptop,the fan stop working
[22:31] <bananenkampf-de> with ntfs?
[22:31] <prunk> and the windows one is a larger partition and the only one with a larger partition is sda3
[22:32] <prunk> so the two ntfs partitions are the windows and windows recovery. don't know what extended is and don't know what unknown systems are but i have found the windows one and it is sda3
[22:32] <zykotick9> tiox: installing debian packages on ubuntu isn't the greatest idea, and I'm surpised you found a 64bit version of zsnes, as it's certainly no longer in debian
[22:32] <bananenkampf-de> okay :) than you have to replace the line in fstab from /dev/sda2 to /dev/sda3
[22:33] <prunk> done
[22:33] <prunk> brb
[22:33] <israel> tiox:u can install snes9x
[22:33] <Gentoo64> theres bsnes too
[22:33] <tiox> isreal: No GUI, and from what I heard, runs like crap.
[22:33] <Gentoo64> either of them might give you less problems
[22:33] <tiox> bsnes and bzsnes need compiling, I couldn't find packages for it.
[22:35] <tiox> I might just have to hack the .deb file to see the newer version of ia32-libs.
[22:35] <tiox> But I don't want to resort to that. I want to try more sane options first.
[22:36] <gabriel> my cpu fan doesnt work after install ubuntu, does anyone know how to fix it?
[22:36] <bananenkampf-de> lol that sounds hard
[22:37] <Mathuin> Can anyone here point me to documentation on installing OpenCL on Oneiric with nvidia-current ?
[22:37] <israel> gabriel: disconnect HDD and turn on the pc. is it working (the fan)
[22:37] <Oer> !lmsensors | gabriel
[22:38] <Omar> Back guys
[22:38] <Omar> how are you ?
[22:39] <Omar> anybody here
[22:39] <bananenkampf-de> yes
[22:39] <bananenkampf-de> i'm fine
[22:39] <bananenkampf-de> thanks
[22:39] <bananenkampf-de> and you?
[22:39] <tiox> Nevermind about hacking it, my version of ia32-libs is OLDER.
[22:39] <FloodBot1> bananenkampf-de: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:39] <Gentoo64> tiox: http://imagebin.org/197819 :)
[22:39] <Omar> Im not bad thanks
[22:39] <Omar> do you guys deal with backtrack problems
[22:39] <tiox> Before I do that, I am going to see if I cannot find an updated ia32-libs.
[22:39] <ViaNocturna> does anyone have the compiz headtracking plugin working under 11.10?
[22:39] <tiox> Might conflict with the multiarch package though, kinda a long shot.
[22:40] <Oer> !backtrack > omar
[22:40] <bananenkampf-de> !backtrack
[22:42] <Omar> Hello
[22:43] <Omar> guys i have problem running the ettercap command
[22:43] <eitch> hi guys. what is the status on adding a screen saver back to ubuntu?
[22:45] <prunk> thanks bananenkampf-de
[22:45] <subichan> i have installed a package A which installed another package B as a dependency. then i uninstalled package A. then when I do sudo apt-get autoremove package B isn't listed as a potential removable one. WHY?
[22:45] <prunk> worked perfectly
[22:45] <ericus> *sigh* I'm having trouble with ivacy.com's openvpn
[22:46] <prunk> loaded up ubuntu and rhytembox after repathing the music folder to MajorDrive without the space and all is there and good
[22:46] <owenll> eitch: remove gnome screensaver and install xscreensaver
[22:46] <prunk> it even fixed up the issue of double-listing the songs
[22:46] <owenll> eitch: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/10/enable-screensavers-in-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelot/
[22:49] <eitch> owenll, thanks, i'll try that
[22:49] <owenll> eitch: eitch: don't think lockscreen keyboard shortcut will work, or at least you will have to configure it - doesn't mention it in the link
[22:50] <mbeierl> gabriel, how do you know the fan does not work?  Is the computer getting hot?
[22:52]  * tiox growls
[22:52] <tiox> COuldn't find updated versions of ia32-libs prepackaged.
[22:53] <tiox> So how did you do it gentoo?
[22:55] <fishcooker> is there any significant differentiation about battery using when operating windows rather ubuntu?
[22:55] <fishcooker> i've a43sj
[22:55] <fishcooker> the battery performance for windows
[22:55] <fishcooker> better than ubuntu
[22:56] <ericus> how insecure is PPTP VPN?
[22:56] <ericus> is it really that insecure?
[22:56] <Oer> ericus, no, but what makes you think that ?
[22:57] <zykotick9> fishcooker: most of the time battery life is better under Windows, blame the hardware manufactures for not releasing there specs.
[22:57] <fishcooker> ow thankyou again zykotick9
[22:57] <fishcooker> you are the fastest
[22:58] <fishcooker> this spec work also for hackintosh actually
[22:58] <ericus> Oer: just from what I've read
[22:58] <fishcooker> this makes me love it :D
[22:58] <xylia> it seems as though cpu-use tends less for linux, that must help something on battery life
[22:58] <Omar> guys
[22:59] <fishcooker> btw is there spesific issue between nvidia n ubuntu?
[23:00] <urlin2u> fishcooker, mentioning hackentosh will remove some from helping you just heads up
[23:00] <urlin2u> a*
[23:01] <fishcooker> @_@
[23:01] <fishcooker> urlin2u
[23:01] <fishcooker> :p
[23:01] <zykotick9> urlin2u: lol, the second that was mentioned, was the second i no longer considered helping.  so bang-on.
[23:02] <ericus> I'm getting this error with openVPN:
[23:02] <ericus> Cannot load certificate file /home/ericus/ivacy-client.crt: error:0906D06C:PEM routines:PEM_read_bio:no start line: error:140AD009:SSL routines:SSL_CTX_use_certificate_file:PEM lib
[23:02] <ericus> what's the problem?
[23:02] <urlin2u> zykotick9, you came to mind as you are a great helper that I learn from all the time. :)
[23:08] <xylia> does anyone know the right mount options to access the files on a microsoft udf-formatted install dvd?
[23:11] <Mathuin> So nobody here uses CUDA or OpenCL?
[23:11] <amitkeret> hi guys...
[23:12] <picasso> i'm trying to script an apt-get update && apt-get upgrade. is there any way to suppress the GRUB interactive menu? i'm running: "sudo apt-get update -y; sudo apt-get upgrade -y"
[23:12] <amitkeret> anyone know where I can look for lm-sensors config file for gigabyte m/b? can't find my model in the official lm-sensors wesite
[23:13] <diggdeep> Hi, I use ubuntu with kernel 3.0.0-15. When it is used, it becomes black screen. 3.0.0-14 is fine
[23:13] <invisiblek> amitkeret, you might have success with a different board that uses the same chipset
[23:13] <invisiblek> diggdeep, did you install some sort of proprietary graphics driver when you were running .14?
[23:13] <xylia> does anyone know the right mount options to access the files on a microsoft udf-formatted install dvd?
[23:13] <invisiblek> mount -t iso9660
[23:14] <invisiblek> (most likely)
[23:14] <amitkeret> is there a way to find in the BIOS, which value corresponds to which label in ln-sensors? I have in0-in8, but only 4 voltage readings in bIOS...
[23:14] <diggdeep> @invisiblelek, I installed ati proprietary driver
[23:14] <xylia> invisiblek, that just gets one file saying you need to access the real contents by udf filesystem
[23:14] <diggdeep> should I use fglrx in synpatic?
[23:14] <invisiblek> diggdeep, my guess is you'll need to do the same on the .15, it will build against your current kernel
[23:14] <Tgirl> how to downgrade ubuntu 10. is worse than previous versions.
[23:15] <invisiblek> Tgirl, reinstall
[23:15] <invisiblek> diggdeep, worth a shot
[23:15] <amitkeret> invisiblek, so you know how to map the BIOS values to the correct lm-labels?
[23:15] <invisiblek> xylia, mount -t udf
[23:15] <invisiblek> maybe?
[23:15] <no1home> piccaso: you mean the grub menu at boot?
[23:16] <diggdeep> but I am not able to login into .15
[23:16] <Tgirl> how do i reinstall
[23:16] <picasso> repharsing: does anyone know how to suppress all prompts when doing apt-get upgrade ?
[23:16] <xylia> will try that next, thanks invisiblek
[23:16] <invisiblek> amitkeret, not at all sorry, i havent used lm-sensors, just a thought
[23:16] <picasso> apt-get upgrade -y # still gives me an interactive GRUB prompt and breaks my script
[23:16] <Oer> picasso, see man apt-get > use the -q option *quiet ( carefull with -qq !!!)
[23:16] <invisiblek> Tgirl, put a disc in your cd drive and boot to it?
[23:16] <picasso> Oer: ty i will try. i was reading about it, but i really do want output so i can debug any issues
[23:17] <Tgirl> never came with a disk
[23:17] <invisiblek> Tgirl, how did you install ubuntu?
[23:17] <invisiblek> Tgirl, you can download and burn a disc from ubuntu's website...
[23:17] <invisiblek> http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/karmic/
[23:17] <amitkeret> invisiblek, on the same matter: do you know how to get radeon GPU to be detected by sensors?
[23:17] <invisiblek> thats 9.10
[23:18] <invisiblek> amitkeret, my first guess would be to install the proprietary graphics from ati. although i've never really dealt with ati and linux
[23:18] <Mathuin> picasso: Some variant of "echo y | command-that-generates-prompt" may work.
[23:19] <Tgirl> i got  a ubuntu computer and that is what i whant to know do i have to pay for it
[23:19] <invisiblek> Tgirl, no, ubuntu is and always will be free
[23:19] <amitkeret> I've already installed it, the card is working fine. when I use "aticonfig" I even get a temperature reading... just can't seem to make the system sensors pick up on it... ideas, anyone?
[23:20] <Ben64> amitkeret: the driver probably doesn't give the info the way sensors likes
[23:20] <Tgirl> ok i'll try to find it if i cant ill come back
[23:20] <tiox> Yup. I decided to go hog-wild and modiofy the deb file. Modifications worked.
[23:20] <tiox> modify*
[23:21] <Tgirl> ok i'll try to find it now
[23:21] <picasso> Oer: -q is actually what i needed, moreso than -y. fingers crossed, seems to be working
[23:21] <picasso> thanks
[23:21] <no1home> picasso: you may want to look at the unattended-upgrades package
[23:22] <truepurple> My video is out of sync with the audio for a commercial DVD I am trying to play on mplayer, anyone have a suggestion on how to get them in sync?
[23:22] <picasso> no1home: i'm not trying to do automatic updates, rather setting up provisioning scripts for use with Vagrant (vagrantup.com)
[23:22] <Oer> picasso, have fun
[23:22] <picasso> ack. -q still gives me GRUB prompt.
[23:24] <adel> adel
[23:24] <Roxy`> I am having trouble with my wifi card on ubuntu 10.04
[23:24] <Roxy`> I've tried installing  bcmwl-kernel-source
[23:25] <fishcooker> roxy, mad-wifi
[23:25] <fishcooker> :D
[23:25] <vorlov> hello
[23:25] <fishcooker> hello vorlov
[23:25] <fishcooker> morning here :p
[23:25] <Roxy`> fishcooker: what good will that do?
[23:25] <fishcooker> installing from source :p
[23:25] <fishcooker> n actually will works
[23:26] <Vimes> hello
[23:26] <vorlov> would anyone know why on an ec2 t1.micro instance a script of mine (based on node.js) causes the kernel to go apesh*t .... starts complaining about
[23:26] <vorlov> Pid: 485, comm: node Not tainted 2.6.38-11-virtual #50-Ubuntu
[23:27] <vorlov> and finally after driving the load avg to 7.00 it says its a recursive fault and a reboot is needed
[23:29] <rick__> i have a ibm r52 laptop with centrino 1.78 ghz processor and 1.5 gb ram running ubuntu 11.10 it likes to shut down as if i clicked the shutdown button the lm sensors look normal and the power button is not stuck
[23:29] <bear1007> hey hi every1
[23:29] <picasso> crap. even "sudo apt-get upgrade -qq -y" has an interactive GRUB menu
[23:29] <picasso> that seems like a bug, right?
[23:30] <sp4z> my mail server was attacked last night anybody know how to set iptables or ufw to log source ip's on a port as i can't see any ip's logged from the saslauthd
[23:30] <javier_> Hi! I think I have a hardware  problem in my laptop. it took 20 minutes to boot up. I have no idea how can I check what's wrong. At this moment, when it's already running ubuntu, it seems to be work normally, but sometimes it slows down for some minutes and recover normal speed after a while. Any ideas? Thanks!
[23:30] <rick__> i have a ibm r52 laptop with centrino 1.78 ghz processor and 1.5 gb ram running ubuntu 11.10 it likes to shut down as if i clicked the shutdown button the lm sensors look normal and the power button is not stuck
[23:30] <bear1007> hi
[23:31] <Roxy`> fishcooker: The problem here is I don't have the driver.
[23:32] <Roxy`> fishcooker: iwconfig won't report nothing back, so that's a rather useless solution. But thanks anyways.
[23:32] <Roxy`> Anyone knows how to get the wifi working for netbooks? HP 110?
[23:32] <rick__> Roxy`: what os
[23:33] <Roxy`> rick__: Ubuntu 10.04
[23:33] <tiox> Roxy`: You mean, using a hard line to the internet and the Additional Drivers dialog didn't work?
[23:33] <Roxy`> tiox: A hardline works, but wifi doesn't.
[23:33] <rick__> Roxy`: what is it doing please explain what exactly is happening
[23:34] <tiox> Or, even an alternative connection like a 3G dongle, or your cellphone if you can connect to that to download drivers.
[23:34] <tiox> Hmmm, out of my league then sadly. :(
[23:34] <finish06> how do you open a media file via terminal to play in VLC?
[23:34] <tiox> VLC is unsupported software.
[23:35] <Roxy`> rick__: When I put in "iwconfig" it reports back "no wireless extensions" on both lo and eth0
[23:35] <tiox> But to briefly answer your question, should be vlc <filename>
[23:35] <tiox> If not, refer to your help documentation finish06
[23:35] <SoulShadow> anyone know of a RDP client better than Remmina
[23:35] <Roxy`> rick__: Also when I go for the wireless icon at the top, it only shows options for hardwired no wifi
[23:35] <SoulShadow> or one that's been updated within the last year
[23:36] <finish06> THANKS!!!
[23:36] <tiox> -_-
[23:36] <rick__> what was changed since last time it worked
[23:36] <tiox> Roxy`: So you seriously have nothingfrom additional drivers about restricted drivers to install that are compatible with your network interface card?
[23:37] <_skpl> does anyone know how long com[piling a kernel should tale?
[23:37] <Roxy`> tiox: Not at all I've even done an "sudo apt-get update" and nothing happens at all for restricted drivers
[23:38] <_skpl> does anyone know how long com[piling a kernel should take?
[23:38] <javier_> someone can asses me how to check a hardware problem? I suspect about the ram memory, because it's very slow everytime I start something and took 20 minutes booting up...
[23:39] <Roxy`> Where can I find the proper drivers?
[23:39] <iceroot> javier_: memtest
[23:40] <Mathuin> Huh.  How do I boot without going into X these days?  Inittab is no longer the way the cool kids do things.
[23:40] <iceroot> javier_: should be part of any ubuntu-live-cd. start the cd and choose memtet
[23:40] <iceroot> !nox | Mathuin
[23:41] <Roxy`> Where can I find the proper wireless drivers for HP 110 netbooks?
[23:41] <Mathuin> iceroot: sweet.  thanks.
[23:42] <nils_> I don't see anything about text-only mode on that page?
[23:42] <Roxy`> Where can I find the proper wireless drivers for HP 110 netbooks?
[23:43] <rick__> this os is getting more screwed by the minute i can feel it
[23:43] <Mathuin> nils_: me neither, I suspect the bot is behind the curve on wiki updates.
[23:43] <dragonfly> Roxy`, do you know what the proper drivers "are"?
[23:43] <tiox> rick__: I get that feeling every day...
[23:44] <tiox> dragonfly: I was going to suggest she looks into installing hardinfo for a hardware list GUI, but it might be better for her to just go to terminal and type in sudo lshw
[23:44] <rick__> its pitifull how many times i got to reinstall it
[23:44] <javier_> iceroot, can I run memtest from normal installed ubuntu?
[23:44] <tiox> I think if she does sudo lshw > ~/<somename>.txt it'll spit out a txt file, not sure.
[23:44] <dragonfly> I'll check google for her
[23:45] <tiox> Otherwise, to copy from terminal, control+shift+c
[23:45] <iceroot> javier_: imo yes but the results are not the same
[23:45] <Roxy`> dragonfly: HP 110-3735DX might be broadcom, thats my best guess.
[23:45] <iceroot> javier_: because the system is already running and some of the ram is used
[23:45] <javier_> ok
[23:45] <rick__> Roxy`: you get anser
[23:46] <javier_> iceroot, so, i should restart and run from livecd, and run the program. If you can asses me a bit about what will I find and what to do before I run it, it will be a big help
[23:47] <iceroot> javier_: normally the ubuntu-cd will start and will offer you "install, live-system, memtest"
[23:47] <iceroot> javier_: but i started my last ubuntu cd years ago so i am not sure if we still have the memtest on it
[23:47] <dragonfly> Roxy`, just found this on a thread: try sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source
[23:47] <rick__> i have a ibm r52 laptop with centrino 1.78 ghz processor and 1.5 gb ram running ubuntu 11.10 it likes to shut down as if i clicked the shutdown button the lm sensors look normal and the power button is not stuck
[23:48] <dragonfly> alo, you need to enable the restricted extras in the sources
[23:48] <dragonfly> *also
[23:48] <javier_> iceroot, i don't think you get that option just booting it, only options to try and install ubuntu. Don't know if i would have to run the program from terminal after booting in "try ubuntu" option
[23:49] <diverdude> Anybody know where to get a nice set of close/minimize/maximize/restore window icon buttons?
[23:49] <diverdude> Where can i find ubuntu icons?
[23:50] <javier_> iceroot, and will that program fix the problem it there is? or just detect it?
[23:50] <iceroot> javier_: just detect
[23:50] <cfhowlett> diverdude: gnomelook.org
[23:50] <cfhowlett> diverdude: or http://ubuntu-art.org/index.php?xcontentmode=8125
[23:50] <iceroot> javier_: i know that "systemrescue disc" has this very usefull tool at start
[23:51] <iceroot> javier_: its always a good idea to run a memtest from a boot-cd to see if the hardware is fine
[23:51] <javier_> iceroot, but I guess i can boot ubuntu cd and install the program there
[23:51] <iceroot> javier_: but then memtest cant reach the whole memory
[23:51] <javier_> iceroot, memtest will test just ram memory, won't it?
[23:51] <iceroot> javier_: because of that you use memtest directly from the cd
[23:51] <iceroot> javier_: correct
[23:52] <iceroot> javier_: and some cpu-errors will also be visible (e.g. overclocking issues)
[23:52] <diverdude> cfhowlett, its not there
[23:52] <Roxy`> dragonfly: I did that apt-get bcmw thing earlier.
[23:52] <javier_> iceroot, but I meant installing memtest in ubuntu live USB, which is very practical for this kind of things
[23:52] <cfhowlett> diverdude: http://ubuntu-art.org/index.php?xcontentmode=8125
[23:52] <Roxy`> dragonfly: and afterwards I reinstalled it and it still didn't work.
[23:53] <iceroot> javier_: normally memtest should be in the ubuntu-isos
[23:53] <FrozenFire> I need to configure my WAN-facing interface on my server to override the nameserver configuration that is provided by DHCP. How do I go about doing this? dhclient.conf is quite confusing.
[23:53] <diverdude> cfhowlett, no its not there i say
[23:53] <dragonfly> Roxy`, and you enabled the multiverse and other repositories?
[23:56] <Roxy`> dragonfly: Yep, all where checked. No result.
[23:56] <thetinyjesus> does anyone have an ios 5 fix for syncing yet?
[23:57] <iceroot> thetinyjesus: we dont support ios
[23:57] <holstein> thetinyjesus: ?.. maybe applw
[23:57] <holstein> apple*
[23:57] <thetinyjesus> i need ubuntu syncing not windows
[23:57] <iceroot> !iphone | thetinyjesus
[23:57] <thetinyjesus> i can get it mounted and everything
[23:57] <holstein> thetinyjesus: maybe apple will "fix" it
[23:58] <thetinyjesus> holstein: funny
[23:58] <iceroot> thetinyjesus: the easiest fix is dont use apple-products with there itunes-stuff
[23:58] <thetinyjesus> iceroot: doesn't help when i have an iphone that i love an i haven't had a android i liked
[23:58] <iceroot> thetinyjesus: and we dont support iphones here
[23:58] <iceroot> thetinyjesus: the text from ubottu is all i can give you
[23:59] <cfhowlett> diverdude: http://imagebin.org/197830
[23:59] <Roxy`> hrmm
[23:59] <iceroot> thetinyjesus: there are reasons why apple-stuff is evil and you are facing one of them
[23:59] <thetinyjesus> iceroot: iceroot do you not support apple because its a pain to get it work with linux or because you're android fnas