[00:00] <mdsn> how do i set up my boot, recognize both windows and ubuntu, cause now it just starts up automaticly ubuntu
[00:00] <mdsn> to recognize*
[00:00] <humungulous> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[00:00] <colby> so, if it's recoverable, how do i go about recovering it?
[00:01] <Chipzzz> colby: i've seen an article about how to fix that... looking for it now
[00:01] <colby> ok
[00:01] <humungulous> mdsn: you manipulate /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[00:01] <staniki> hey guys pc doesn;t actually suspend in ubuntu 11.10 anyone have this issue?
[00:02] <humungulous> colby: grub> prompt: GRUB 2 loaded modules but was unable to find the grub.cfg file
[00:02] <goodyob> how come I can't edit the /var/www/ folder
[00:02] <humungulous> goodyob: use sudo to chown it to your user
[00:02] <Chipzzz> colby: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCdRecovery
[00:02] <colby> humungulous i found that out during my googling but i don't know how to fix it.
[00:03] <colby> chipzzz i ran across that in my googling, but my cd instantly boots to try or install with no recovery option
[00:03] <colby> do i have to do the recovery after the livecd boots into ubuntu?
[00:04] <humungulous> colby: system sounds like it doesnt see the drive at all
[00:04] <humungulous> er i mean the partition
[00:04] <Ho^Oh> Are there other things I should be doing to make grub boot properly?         "nomodeset" isn't enough to resolve my issue.
[00:04] <Chipzzz> colby: yes, you can press alt-f1 and get a command prompt from which to work
[00:05] <goodyob> humungulous: Any way to make the folder public?
[00:05] <humungulous> goodyob: dont understand what you mean
[00:05] <colby> pressed alt+f1 and nothing
[00:05] <humungulous> ctrl-alt-f1 ?
[00:05] <colby> cursor still blinking at the grub>
[00:05] <humungulous> oh
[00:05] <humungulous> he means once in the recovery
[00:06] <Chipzzz> colby: first boot the live CD and then, when its desktop is running, press alt-f1
[00:06] <humungulous> colby: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#GRUB_2_Troubleshooting_Preparation
[00:06] <colby> oh you mean terminal
[00:06] <colby> the terminal
[00:06] <Chipzzz> yes
[00:06] <goodyob> humungulous: nvm, I wanted to know how to make it so that everyone has access to the folder, but after I gave myself permission I was able to do it manually
[00:07] <grkblood> how do you extract a 7z file?
[00:07] <humungulous> grkblood: http://www.7-zip.org/download.html
[00:08] <colby> all right...but it's going to take about 10mins to get there (old p3 850mhz w/ 256? ram)
[00:08] <tking0036> grkblood: you can do it with p7zip it is upstream... apt-get install p7zip
[00:08] <humungulous> grkblood: or possibly sudo apt-get install p7zip will work
[00:08] <tking0036> lol
[00:08] <humungulous> colby: throw that thing away lol
[00:08] <grkblood> thanks
[00:09] <Chipzzz> colby: it's ok... get a terminal window that way and follow the instructions on the page i linked for you... you'll be up and running in no time :-)
[00:09] <colby> thanks
[00:09] <Chipzzz> glad to help :-)
[00:10] <colby> humungulous - i would, but it's all i've got to run my wireless home network. i just need to get it running so i can share broadband with my wife's and my laptops (and possibly the blue ray player)
[00:10] <humungulous> colby: why u no get a wireless router
[00:10] <kantlivelong> are there any good cpu burnin tools for modern i7 cous?
[00:10] <LunaVorax> Hello eveyone!
[00:11] <CFHowlett> LunaVorax   greetings
[00:11] <LunaVorax> Is Ubuntu for i686 32bits processors only?
[00:11] <pietro_> no
[00:11] <tking0036> it will run on x64 processors
[00:11] <colby> because we're poor and i'm using the equipment i've already got
[00:11] <CFHowlett> LunaVorax   no the amd64 is also available
[00:11] <colby> married, 1 kid, full time college, part-time job, wife also working and we're just barely scraping buy :D
[00:12] <LunaVorax> No, I meant. I'm talking about the 32bit version. Debian is compiled to be i386 compatible.
[00:12] <DeltaF> Hello. Does anyone here have experience with Ubuntu Cloud in AWS/EC2?
[00:12] <bastidrazor> LunaVorax: it'll run on any processor.
[00:12] <CFHowlett> LunaVorax   if you've got more than 4 gigs of ram, consider 64 bit.  Otherwise, 32 bit should work just fine.
[00:12] <Chipzzz> colby: hang in there... there are better days to come :-)
[00:12] <LunaVorax> Ok, thanks bastidrazor.
[00:12] <humungulous> colby: craigslist free section someonell be giving one away
[00:12] <DeltaF> specifically, after creating an AMI of a running instance, I can't log in using the same key pair...
[00:12] <LunaVorax> CFHowlett, no it's not the case.
[00:13] <colby> at 34? i think i've hit my highpoint lol
[00:13] <Chipzzz> colby: you aren't even half-way there yet... keep the faith ;-)
[00:14] <colby> i'll have to check out that section humungulous, thanks for the tip
[00:14] <jeregon> hello can any one help me with my ubuntu installation ?
[00:14] <humungulous> i find your lack of positivity refreshing
[00:14] <CFHowlett> jeregon   ask away ... details
[00:14] <urfr332gO> jeregon, what is going on?
[00:15] <humungulous> whats the bot command for telling people not to say hi
[00:15] <jeregon> CFHowlett well im having problems with the display the only way im able to access is to enter through recovery mode wich is how im talking to you now
[00:15] <urfr332gO> !nomodeset > jeregon
[00:15] <humungulous> nice
[00:16] <humungulous> efficient
[00:16] <CFHowlett> jeregon  read the nomodset info plz
[00:16] <jeregon> CFHowlett: COULD POINT ME THE WAY?
[00:16] <urfr332gO> jeregon, you might need a graphics driver do your update and upgrade in ubuntu and then look at the additional drivers app.
[00:17] <DeltaF> Any thoughts on my AWS problem?
[00:17] <jeregon> ubottu: how do i see your private message
[00:17] <humungulous> jeregon: it should have come up above
[00:17] <urfr332gO> jeregon, should be in the channel list
[00:17] <pietro_> I don't know how you switch into a private message from irssi
[00:17] <Chipzzz> jeregon: what irc client are you using?
[00:18] <jeregon> Chipzzz: irssi
[00:18] <Chipzzz> jeregon: alt+3
[00:18] <SHOVELL> hey i think i am in the wrong place but i am trying to get a webserver up and running and i have tried ispconfig with no luck is there a tutorial that could help me?
[00:18] <humungulous> jeregon: here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132
[00:20] <Chipzzz> humungulous: i don't think jeregon has a browser running yet
[00:20] <aBound> SHOVELL, You tried the ubuntu server channel yet? #ubuntu-server
[00:20] <SHOVELL> no i will go there thank you
[00:20] <abhatnag> hey guys, oneiric here; my ubuntuone-syncdaemon process takes up anywhere between 90% to 110% of my CPU while it runs, rendering my computer useless until I stop it.  Anyone know the solution to this?
[00:20] <jeregon> humungulous: you do know i am using the computer i am having trouble with right? just in recovery :/
[00:20] <aBound> Welcome
[00:21] <adam__> what does ubuntu use instead of xinetd?
[00:21] <abhatnag> ug.
[00:21] <jeregon> Chipzzz: thats is correct
[00:21] <humungulous> jeregon: ok didnt think that through. if you have another working computer around just google ubuntu nomodeset and go to the first result
[00:21] <adam__> ug?
[00:21] <abhatnag> I have set it's nice value to very high (low priority, but that doesn't seem to help at all. seems like a buh*
[00:21] <jeregon> Chipzzz: only server
[00:21] <Chipzzz> jeregon: did you get ubottu's message?
[00:22] <jeregon> i dint get one?
[00:22] <jeregon> well there was a request but do not know hot to accept it
[00:22] <jeregon> how*
[00:22] <atribone_> hey people!
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> !init
[00:22] <lewis1711> I updated to 11.04, but now my fonts lack anti-aliasing. any clues where I might remedy this?
[00:22] <lewis1711> sorry, 12.04
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> lewis1711: ask in #ubuntu+1 for pre-release
[00:23] <CFHowlett> !precise|lewis1711
[00:23] <Chipzzz> jeregon: in irssi you can switch windows with alt-1, alt-2, alt-3, etc... your pvt msg from ubottu is probably in the window at alt-3... this should be at alt-2 for you
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> lewis1711: its Alpha release, you will get issues
[00:23] <lewis1711> ActionParsnip: maybe it's not 12.04 I can't even remember
[00:23] <humungulous> something bothers me
[00:23] <humungulous> if he's a server layout why would X be at issue
[00:23] <tyler-riddle92> My headphones arent working. I have checked the settings. The speakers work fine. How can i fix this?
[00:23] <humungulous> maybe its something else
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> lewis1711: what does: lsb_release -sc   say?
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> tyler-riddle92: what make and model system?
[00:24] <lewis1711> oneiric
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> lewis1711: then its 11.10 and is supported here
[00:24] <jeregon> Chipzzz: i got it thanks for the help ill take a look at this :)
[00:24] <lewis1711> yeah it's 11.10. sorry, my mistake
[00:24] <Chipzzz> humungulous: his desktop doesn't work because of the video card... he's using terminal mode right now
[00:24] <lewis1711> anyway, about the fonts. is this controlled somewhere centrally? getting the same issue in the lubuntu thing, as well as plain openbox
[00:24] <Chipzzz> jeregon: :-)
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> lewis1711: if you set the font aliasing to something then set it as you want, is it better?
[00:25] <lewis1711> I have no clue where to set it though
[00:25] <jeregon> Chipzzz: well im not looking for a desktop environment all i realy whant is a VPN server
[00:25] <Warp4> hi all, has anyone tried using wireless broadband with Ubuntu?
[00:25] <humungulous> jeregon: then install the server layout
[00:26] <jeregon> humungulous: i did thhis is what im using
[00:26] <humungulous> jeregon: the graphical desktop will just be bloat
[00:26] <humungulous> jeregon: and you cannot boot normally?
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> Warp4: yes, works fine
[00:26] <webspyder> yea wireless
[00:26] <urfr332gO> Warp4, can you give details of your setup and problem.:0
[00:26] <Chipzzz> jeregon: oh... i thought you needed the desktop... what problem are you having, then?
[00:26] <humungulous> jeregon: this whole time we've been treating your situation as it desktop
[00:26] <Chipzzz> lol
[00:26] <humungulous> jeregon: different problem than that assumed
[00:27] <lewis1711> " System -> Preferences -> Appearance" what's the name of this binary? slow computer will explode if I boot into gnome
[00:27]  * humungulous faceslaps various ppl
[00:27] <Chipzzz> rofl
[00:27] <tyler-riddle92> Nice one.
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> lewis1711: which DE are you using?
[00:27] <adam__> what does ubuntu use instead of xinetd? anyone know?
[00:28] <humungulous> adam__: sysv style rc.d
[00:28] <jeregon> humungulous: i can but there seem to be currupted data (but i know theres not so i sing in and put in the command reboot) and using the grub menu select the second option which i think is recovery mode
[00:28] <adam__> humungulous, so init.d/ ?
[00:28] <humungulous> adam__: ya
[00:28] <Warp4> urfr332gO, basically, its a regular ubuntu desktop machine, i want to connect to my mobile broadband internet provider with it in case cable goes down
[00:28] <adam__> thanks.
[00:29] <humungulous> jeregon: so we need to know what you see when attempting normal boot
[00:29] <jeregon> Chipzzz: i can but there seem to be currupted data (but i know theres not so i sing in and put in the command reboot) and using the grub menu select the second option which i think is recovery mode
[00:29] <Warp4> when i hook the device up to the USB port, all dmesg returns is that it is another USB drive
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> !init | adam__
[00:29] <humungulous> jeregon: you arrive to a login prompt at normal boot though?
[00:29] <nibbler> humungulous, adam__, what is the connection between a internet superserver and a startup/rc-control mechanism?
[00:29] <urfr332gO> Warp4, cool but with what card/chip and how exactly, a modem, your phone,  smoke signals. :)
[00:30] <humungulous> xinetd was a hook point for starting services
[00:30] <Warp4> urfr332gO, its not a phone
[00:30] <jeregon> humungulous: yes bu cant see it it all seems like a whole bunch of white blocks that are chiped off some but not all instead of the normal characters
[00:30] <Warp4> just a CDMA/EVDO modem
[00:30] <Warp4> for lack of a better phrase
[00:30] <lewis1711> ActionParsnip: using plain openbox, but lxappearance seems to have worked. fonts still look weird though, they probably just changed since last version
[00:30] <urfr332gO> Warp4, cool did you notice the 4 questions and need for details?
[00:31] <Warp4> i did and i provided all i know.
[00:31] <ignoredthoughts> what's a good programming language to learn if you're new
[00:31] <humungulous> jeregon: odd
[00:31] <jeregon> humungulous: but i know were i am due to what i know from past expirinses
[00:31] <ignoredthoughts> and are there any chats on this server that could help?
[00:31] <nibbler> humungulous, xinetd/inetd offer lots of options you won't get with just starting a service (hosts.{allow,deny} etc)
[00:31] <lewis1711> ignoredthoughts: to learn programming in general, or to do a specific task?
[00:31] <Chipzzz> jeregon: there are solutions to several problems you may be having, but what is your goal... desktop, server, ...etc.?
[00:31] <urfr332gO> Warp4, cool can't help you then, good luck :)
[00:31] <Fuego> hello
[00:31] <ignoredthoughts> lewis1711: to learn programming in general
[00:31] <jeregon> Chipzzz: VPN server
[00:31] <ignoredthoughts> I want to major in computer science
[00:31] <humungulous> nibbler: so what do you believe the correct answer to adam__'s question is then
[00:32] <jeregon> humungulous: yes quit the problem LOL
[00:32] <ignoredthoughts> C++ is what i've started hacking at but some people suggested I look elsewhere
[00:32] <urfr332gO> ignoredthoughts, good for you sign up for classes.
[00:32] <lewis1711> ignoredthoughts: Python or Ruby. I think Ruby is better but I'm sure many people here will vehemently disagree with me. can't go much wrong with either
[00:32] <jeregon> humungulous: any sudgestions?
[00:32] <lewis1711> yeah, C++ is interesting... many people who learn it first end up programming it really badly.
[00:32] <humungulous> jeregon: ok so you have a character set issue on normal boot
[00:32] <ignoredthoughts> urfr332gO: am in school just going through the pre-reqs
[00:32] <nibbler> humungulous, ubuntu has xinetd in its repo aswell, but prefers to start daemons directly
[00:32] <ignoredthoughts> urfr332gO, can't take the classes until i'm done
[00:33] <jeregon> humungulous: what do you mean by that
[00:33] <jeregon> ?
[00:33] <ignoredthoughts> lewis1711, i've read that python is for scripting, is ruby the same?
[00:33] <jeregon> humungulous: i want to be presise on my answers
[00:33] <ignoredthoughts> and do you know if there is a chat dedicated to comp science or programming in general
[00:33] <Fuego> Hi… is there a "automated" script to setup ubuntu to act as a simple router/file server ?
[00:33] <ignoredthoughts> ?
[00:33] <urfr332gO> ignoredthoughts, cool your scool have a pretty good CS program I have a friend who switched to this late knowing no language and sems to be learning it fast, but she is brilliant to begin with.
[00:33] <humungulous> jeregon: google for how to change console font
[00:33] <urfr332gO> school*/seems
[00:34] <lewis1711> ignoredthoughts: yeah but scripting is programming, I would ignore the distinction at this stage, it's fuzzy at best
[00:34] <jeregon> humungulous: why does it worke only on recue mode?
[00:34] <Antares> Python is for anything, it's Turing-complete. ;)
[00:34] <jeregon> work*
[00:34] <Timmo_> how to delete folder from terminal?
[00:34] <humungulous> jeregon: can you edit  /etc/default/console-setup
[00:34] <ignoredthoughts> urfr332gO, working on math at the moment.  pain but gotta do it
[00:34] <ErrorLarry> hi
[00:34] <ignoredthoughts> what's Turing-complete?
[00:34] <ignoredthoughts> Python > Ruby?
[00:34] <ignoredthoughts> i know that's a dangerous question
[00:34] <qf> hi
[00:34] <urfr332gO> ignoredthoughts, eww I hate math. :)
[00:34] <jeregon> humungulous: using lilo i think
[00:34] <jeregon> ?
[00:34] <ignoredthoughts> my end goal is going to be pretty much video game programming?
[00:34] <lewis1711> actually C is a good choice if you want to go purely educational. It's slower to program than other languages, but it's very useful, and other languages will be easy after learning it
[00:35] <Antares> ignoredthoughts, http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?TuringComplete
[00:35] <humungulous> jeregon: try sudo pico /etc/efault/console-setup and play with the values in there
[00:35] <humungulous> efault=default
[00:35] <Chipzzz> jeregon: i think there's an openvpn in the repos... you can "sudo apt-get install" it from your command line if that's all you need
[00:35] <Antares> That means anything can be done given enough resources.
[00:35] <jeregon> humungulous: ok cool thanks for the help\
[00:35] <Antares> You can write device drivers in Python given enough resources. That's just my way of saying that Python isn't *only* for scripting.
[00:35] <qf> has anybody an idea how to solve my aptitude problem http://pastebin.com/hjqhqrEa thank you
[00:35] <jeregon> Chipzzz: yeap i know :) thanks though
[00:36] <humungulous> ignoredthought: video game programming has traditionally primarily been done in c++
[00:36] <qf> i have tried to cancel pending actions - no luck
[00:36] <nibbler> qf, use apt-get
[00:36] <jasonlfunk> What is a good channel to ask general programming questions?
[00:36] <jasonlfunk> non-language specific
[00:36] <Timmo_> command to delete folder? pls
[00:37] <urfr332gO> jason1234, this is ubuntu support ##linux might be better if not ubuntu specific.
[00:37] <humungulous> Timmo: rm -rf <foldername>
[00:37] <humungulous> use with care
[00:37] <ErrorLarry> rm -R /folder
[00:37] <Timmo_> delthank you
[00:37] <nibbler> Timmo_, rmdir folder <-- works with empty ones only
[00:37] <Timmo_> ;)
[00:37] <Chipzzz> jasonlfunk: do you ask because you are interested in learning programming?
[00:37] <urfr332gO> jasonlfunk, this is ubuntu support ##linux might be better if not ubuntu specific.
[00:38] <ErrorLarry> hey guys I'm kinda new to linux and I have a question
[00:38] <qf> oh with apt-get there is no error - but why exists since one day these problems with aptitude?
[00:38] <luke--_> hey there, does somebody know how you can find out your USB (port?) number that a keyboard is connected to? I mean that what looks like USB3 , USB4 (sorry for the agressive noobishness)
[00:38] <jasonlfunk> Chipzzz:  No… I'm looking for specific resources on an algorithm or oss software about a specific problem that I'm trying to solve.
[00:38] <urfr332gO> never know though somewhat depends on how many questions really jasonlfunk
[00:38] <jeregon> humungulous: there seems to be nothing there?
[00:38] <ErrorLarry> e.g what is the difference of ubuntu to arch other any other dist since  I can change the gui to gnome7kde,xfce ....
[00:38] <ErrorLarry> beside like the paketmanager ..
[00:39] <Chipzzz> jasonlfunk: pvt me and i'll see if i know anything that might help
[00:39] <nibbler> luke--_, lsusb
[00:39] <humungulous> jeregon: the file is not present?
[00:39] <urfr332gO> ErrorLarry, a whole lot of similarities in linux overall not really a ubuntu support question though.
[00:39] <tca> would anyone mind helping me with a dual video card / dual display problem
[00:39] <CXIV> How logoff user via terminal?
[00:39] <jeregon> humungulous: well it opens but theres no txt
[00:40] <jeregon> text
[00:40] <nibbler> ErrorLarry, its the quality of the packages, the idea behind the project (userfriendlyness eg ubuntu, complete free eg debian etc etc)
[00:40] <urfr332gO> ErrorLarry, install both and compare and contrast.
[00:40] <humungulous> jeregon: what does ls /etc/default/console-setup show
[00:40] <ErrorLarry> urfr332g0, ok sry I guess im gonna search for another channel
[00:40] <luke--_> nibbler: It's the bus number there, right? not the device number. Is that correct?
[00:40] <jeregon> humungulous: let me see
[00:40] <urfr332gO> ErrorLarry, try ##linux you have to be signed up to freenode though.
[00:40] <nibbler> CXIV, exit, logout or ctrl-d
[00:41] <CXIV> Whan I use pkill -KILL -u user , then user is "rebooting" in bash
[00:41] <ErrorLarry> urfr332g0,yea I know sux .. I have now ubuntu testing, gnome3 (lots of trouble), openbox, xfce, kde .... did mostly the same on arch and debian
[00:41] <jeregon> humungulous: well i wrote exactly what you wrote and you forgot the d on default LOL
[00:41] <nibbler> tca, just ask your question, maybe someone has an answer - dont ask to ask
[00:42] <Antares> Question, is a Java JDK available through apt-get or do I have to manually install it? I don't mean JRE.
[00:42] <humungulous> jeregon: ack yeah i corrected it on the next line
[00:42] <jeregon> humungulous: now it opens :)
[00:42] <humungulous> jeregon good
[00:42] <humungulous> Antares: should be
[00:42] <datapolitical> If I want to represent a dataset and show only the last member of the set, but that there are many entries before it, does {*,"stuff I want to say"} make sense?
[00:42] <humungulous> openjdk-6-jdk
[00:42] <CXIV> I cannot logoff that user -_-
[00:43] <CXIV> Even from sudo
[00:43] <jeregon> humungulous: what should i chage?
[00:43] <jeregon> humungulous: change*
[00:43] <humungulous> lemme look
[00:43] <nibbler> CXIV, check his terminal with w or who, use fuser -k /dev/pts/X (or such)
[00:43] <jeregon> humungulous: ok\
[00:44] <Antares> Thanks humungulous. :)
[00:44] <humungulous> jeregon: FONTFACE and FONTSIZE
[00:44] <jeregon> humungulous: to what?
[00:44] <humungulous> thats a good question
[00:44] <humungulous> what are they now
[00:44] <jeregon> humungulous: hahaha LOL
[00:44] <jeregon> humungulous: let me see
[00:45] <jeregon> humungulous: fontface is "FIXED"  and font size is 16
[00:46] <Timmo_> what is desctop directory in 11.10
[00:46] <Timmo_> ?
[00:46] <Timmo_> plz
[00:46] <Timmo_> :)
[00:46] <jeregon> Timmo_: /desktop?
[00:46] <CXIV> nibbler Its not working
[00:46] <Timmo_> yes
[00:46] <humungulous> jeregon: try VGA and 16
[00:47] <jeregon> humungulous: ok
[00:47] <CXIV> I cannot log that user out
[00:47] <nibbler> CXIV, maybe he is just logging in instantly again?
[00:47] <CXIV> nibbler Yes
[00:48] <CXIV> nibbler How block it?
[00:48] <humungulous> jeregon: if that doesnt change the problem then its possible im barking up the wrong tree
[00:48] <jeregon> humungulous: let me reboot ill back
[00:48] <humungulous> ok
[00:48] <CXIV> Im in sudoers
[00:50] <Timmo_> cd /home/desktop no go
[00:50] <Timmo_> ?
[00:50] <humungulous> Timmo: ~/Desktop/
[00:50] <Timmo_> thanks
[00:51] <CXIV> How delete an user that is instantly logging in? -_-
[00:51] <CXIV> I cannot use deluser because he is logged.
[00:52] <humungulous> CXIV: do ps -ef | grep <username>
[00:52] <tomvolek> hi , where does the default gateway ip gets written to, i am looking at the /etc/interfaces file and i dont see it there
[00:52] <CXIV> And when I logoff him he instantly log in
[00:52] <humungulous> CXIV: find the PID of his shell process
[00:52] <humungulous> CXIV: kill -9 that PID
[00:52] <humungulous> CXIV: im skeptical of this instantly logging in diagnosis
[00:53] <nibbler> CXIV, delete the user, deluser
[00:53] <nibbler> CXIV, and then kill the active process
[00:53] <humungulous> what news
[00:53] <jeregon> humungulous: did not work :(
[00:53] <humungulous> curses
[00:54] <Chipzzz> ch33z: you around?
[00:54] <humungulous> so you boot normally, and all the console activity looks like in a garbage character set
[00:54] <nibbler> tomvolek, /etc/network/interfaces is the right place, but its not there if you use dhcp
[00:54] <CXIV> humungulous I killed all PID's , and new PID's from that user are...
[00:54] <humungulous> and the only way you can reboot is by guesswork and knowing what it should be saying
[00:54] <Timmo_> no such directory
[00:54] <nibbler> CXIV, deletion of user might be replaced by unsetting his password, or changing his shell to /bin/false
[00:54] <Timmo_> f headache
[00:55] <Timmo_> :)
[00:55] <jeregon> humungulous: it looks like white blocks with a mix of bricks LOL
[00:55] <humungulous> jeregon: if you check the file we modified in /etc/default/ were your changes maintained
[00:55] <CXIV>  nibbler How can I change his password if he is logged in?
[00:56] <nibbler> CXIV, either replace the password field in /etc/shadow by a "*" or use "sudo passwd usernamehere"
[00:56] <jeregon> humungulous: let me check and about the guess qork stuff is corect :/
[00:57] <chipotle> how do i allow ubuntu to be connected to via port 22?
[00:57] <chipotle> file sharing....
[00:57] <nibbler> CXIV, if this user is not a real user, like a human, or someone actually logging in, but more a cronjob or such, changing password wont help. same if it uses challenge/respnse auth in ssh e.g.
[00:57] <hafid> bon
[00:57] <Antares> Thanks humungulous once more, I got JDK 6 and 7 installed and Netbeans is up and running. :)
[00:57] <nibbler> chipotle, aptitude install openssh-server
[00:57] <jeregon> humungulous: yes it was maintained
[00:57] <humungulous> Antares: cool, that was easy
[00:57] <chipotle> nibbler: is that what i need for file sharing via sshfs?
[00:58] <noahnoah> Hi.  Trying to install nvidia drivers and cuda onto ubuntu 11.10.  Looks like I have a conflict with driver issues.  Now X won't start.  Anyone around who can help me diagnose a problem?
[00:58] <humungulous> jeregon: well you can try some of the other values
[00:58] <nibbler> chipotle, yes. mind the impact please, weas user accounts can let hackers in. and mind your network setup (home router, you might need portforwards etc)
[00:58] <humungulous> jeregon: the ones that are listed in the comments above where they are set
[00:58] <juan_> hola
[00:58] <jeregon> humungulous: ok will do
[00:58] <juan_> que  es  esto
[00:58] <juan_> :(
[00:58] <humungulous> jeregon: im afraid i got to go but good luck
[00:58] <nibbler> !es juan_
[00:59] <hafid> salut
[00:59] <juan_> yes
[00:59] <CXIV> nibbler So what should I do?
[00:59] <stevecam> what's the command to start the gnome 3 shell
[00:59] <juan_> buena snoches
[00:59] <AbuMaia> Hi there. I'm having mouse cursor issues. The mouse theme I've selected only appears over Firefox. Everywhere else it's a black pointer. I'm using Gnome Shell on 11.10
[00:59] <jeregon> humungulous: what was it that thing you mentioned earlyer?
[00:59] <humungulous> the weekend begins
[00:59] <humungulous> what thing?
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> stevecam: press ALT+F2 and run:  gnome-shell --replace
[00:59] <humungulous> /etc/defaults/console-setup ?
[00:59] <jeregon> humungulous: about the desktop and how you need it for old desktops and the bot sent it to me
[00:59] <nibbler> CXIV, first find out what this user is, whats his name? what means does he use to login? in doubt use "userdel" (or was it "deluser"?) to delete the account completely
[01:00] <Timmo_> what means cp: omitting directory './mdocimages' ?
[01:00] <humungulous> jeregon: nomodeset, but it only pertains to graphical installations
[01:00] <chipotle> is there another way to share a file? i don't have wifi set up yet and i want to transfer to my other computer.....
[01:00] <humungulous> jeregon: you have server layout which is console-only
[01:00] <nibbler> Timmo_, that means you did not use -r to also copy directories
[01:00] <humungulous> jeregon: and your issue is a console issue
[01:00] <hafid> bonjour   a tout la   communaute  ubuntu  et linux  et au  monde libre des logiciel  free
[01:00] <ActionParsnip> chipotle: use a usb stick..
[01:00] <Timmo_> thx
[01:00] <jeregon> humungulous: ok cool then have a great week end :0
[01:00] <jeregon> :)
[01:00] <nibbler> jeregon, ssh is a pretty good idea for that. do you have a router at home to connect to the internet?
[01:00] <humungulous> kthx
[01:01] <chipotle> ActionParsnip: says that the file is too large for the file system...
[01:01] <jeregon> nibbler
[01:01] <stevecam> ActionParsnip, more then what i needed to know, but thank you your answer is still helpful
[01:01] <hafid> vous   parle  francais
[01:01] <jeregon> nibbler: well im talking to you through it LOl
[01:01] <ztag100> My sound isn't working, I don't know why (Don't know much about this type of stuff)
[01:01] <AbuMaia> The mouse pointer theme worked correctly under Unity on 11.10, and worked for a little while under Gnome Shell, but no longer. I do not know what changed.
[01:01] <nibbler> jeregon, i don't undertand, talkint to me thought what?
[01:01] <CXIV> nibbler What is name of conf file where I can find users?
[01:02] <jeregon> nibbler: how do i know it will allways start even though there has been a power outage?
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> chipotle: are you using FAT32 by any chance?
[01:02] <nibbler> CXIV, /etc/passwd for users, /etc/shadow for passwords (hashed)
[01:02] <nibbler> jeregon, what?
[01:02] <chipotle> ActionParsnip: it's from a mac computer
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> chipotle: FAT32 has a maximum file size of 4Gb, so if your file is bigger then it will explain
[01:02] <chipotle> the usb stick
[01:02] <chipotle> yea, it's 6gb
[01:03] <chipotle> makes sense, i did it for maximum compatibility across systems
[01:03] <chipotle> ActionParsnip: which fs do you recommend?
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> chipotle: then you are using FAT32 which can only hold 4Gb files
[01:03] <jeregon> nibbler: ok whatever yes i do have a router that connects to the internet and i belive i insyalled open ssh on this server
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> chipotle: NTFS or Ext2 wil be fine
[01:03] <ztag100> Can anyone help me?
[01:04] <lewis1711> http://imgur.com/5KRfE can anyone tell what's wrong with my font here? it's on Sans 10, which AFAIK is the default ubuntu font, but it looks really, really weird
[01:04] <jeregon> nibbler: continue dont mind what i sayd earlier LOL
[01:04] <Chipzzz> ztag100: if you ask the question and someone can help, they'll let you know
[01:04] <nibbler> jeregon, sorry, now i understood :) well, if you have a router and did not configure port forwards for ssh, then you don'tneed to be scared of hackers, but you'll only be able to be connected to from computers in your local network
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> chipotle: or you can use tar to split the file, then reform on the other side
[01:04] <jeregon> nibbler: sorry to have confused you
[01:04] <tomvolek> nibbler i was using dhcp , but i am trying to make it staitc..   what do i need to add to the interface file
[01:04] <ztag100> Chipzzz: Sorry, it's just... I don't remember if this ever happened before, and I'm not sure how to fix it
[01:05] <jeregon> nibbler:  i whant to be able to connect from outside the network
[01:05] <chipotle> ok
[01:05] <Chipzzz> ztag100: ask away...
[01:05] <ztag100> My sound isn't working, I don't know why (Don't know much about this type of stuff)
[01:05] <Timmo_> yes i fixed monodocs (http) thanks for help
[01:05] <jeregon> nibbler: local network
[01:05] <Timmo_> :)
[01:06] <chipotle> ActionParsnip: so besides openssh-server, what do i need to brose disks on ubuntu via ssh on a mac computer?
[01:06] <nibbler> tomvolek, http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showpost.php?p=83654&postcount=3
[01:06] <nibbler> jeregon, then you ahve to make sure you configure your router to forward port 22 to  your pc - and make sure you have proper passwords on all accounts
[01:06] <ActionParsnip> chipotle: thats it, the openssh server gives an SFTP service
[01:07] <ActionParsnip> chipotle: you can connect with filezilla if you want another GUI to it
[01:07] <hafid> salut
[01:07] <jeregon> nibbler:
[01:07] <Chipzzz> ztag100: can you provide a little background... hardware, did it ever work, what version ubuntu, stuff like that?
[01:07] <Timmo_> so where i could write soliution for bug?
[01:07] <jeregon> nibbler: ok cool do you mind walking me through the steps on doing this?
[01:08] <ztag100> Shoot, I just noticed I got my machines confused. This one isn't even running ubuntu (I fail)
[01:08] <Chipzzz> lol
[01:08] <ztag100> I'm asking in the apropriate channel now
[01:08] <nibbler> jeregon, as this is 0 ubuntu related, and all routers are sort of different, sorry, no
[01:08] <jeregon> nibbler: keep in mind that the computer that i will be using is this one
[01:08] <jeregon> nibbler: not the router side but the server side
[01:08] <Chipzzz> ztag100: glad to help ;-)
[01:08] <nibbler> jeregon, check your routers manual. on the server side you are done with "sudo aptitude install openssh-server"
[01:09] <jeregon> nibbler: hmm
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> nibbler: i'd use apt-get as aptitude is not in a default install
[01:09] <jeregon> realy then how do i connect using the local network?
[01:10] <nibbler> ActionParsnip, it got removed? interesting, thanks :-) apt-get > aptitude imho anyway, don't know how i got used the aptitude....
[01:10] <ActionParsnip> nibbler: yeah its in the repos and stuff, just not default installed :)
[01:10] <ActionParsnip> nibbler: i use apt-fast personally
[01:11] <nibbler> jeregon, on the client: ssh USER@IP (remote login) or scp /blah/file user@ip:/tmp for filetransfer, or use a client like filezilla
[01:12] <nibbler> ActionParsnip, Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "apt-fast" ?
[01:12] <ActionParsnip> nibbler: there is a ppa for it, its basically apt-get + axel. Downloads packages from 3 places instead of just one
[01:12] <colby> ok, i'm not having any luck
[01:12] <Antares> Is there any way to add a program to the Unity launcher manually? I don't have the "keep in launcher" option when I right click.
[01:13] <no-name-> can somebody help me setup my live cd so that I can apt-get stuff
[01:13] <colby> what i have noticed though is that my partitions are not showing as (hd0,1), they are showing as (hd0,msdos1)
[01:13] <ActionParsnip> Antares: sure, make a .desktop in /usr/share/applications    and it will appear in dash, you can then drag from dash as you normaly would
[01:13] <colby> could this be part of the problem?
[01:13] <Wingede> anyone running ubuntu 11.10 under macbook pro from efi ?
[01:13] <no-name-> I get "E: Unable to locate package blah" on the live cd
[01:13] <nibbler> ActionParsnip, ah okay.. sounded interesting, but my download speeds are usually quiet nice, so i'll skip this enhancement ;-)
[01:13] <urfr332gO> no-name-, the cd wont save them right?
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: that is the default behaviour, you can install and update as long as you have enough ram space
[01:14] <Chipzzz> colby: did you install windows after ubuntu?
[01:14] <colby> no
[01:14] <colby> had windows on it first
[01:14] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: but how do I change it?
[01:14] <urfr332gO> no-name-, if you shutdown that is.
[01:14] <jeregon> nibbler: ok cool thakns
[01:14] <no-name-> urfr332gO: right
[01:14] <jeregon> thanks*
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> nibbler: makes the download max out my connection :)
[01:14] <nibbler> no-name-, an option might be to make a bootable usb stick with a persistent part - use the usb creator that is availablein the live-cd system for that
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: what, change the default behaviour to what it already is...?
[01:15] <Chipzzz> colby: ubuntu should have taken care of it during install, then... you had it running until you did updates, didn't you?
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: the changes aren't persistant but you can install what you want
[01:15] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: no. change it to make it so that I can apt-get stuff
[01:15] <colby> yup
[01:15] <nibbler> jeregon, if you want to synchronise you might want to look into rsync, works just as scp, but does not transfer stuff that is already there
[01:15] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: but I get the unable to locate package msg
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: the liveCD can have stuff apt-getted to it, they just don't stick. Do you want the changes to stay?
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> !info msg
[01:15] <Chipzzz> colby: no luck with fixing grub from the live cd?
[01:15] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: I don't want the changes to stay
[01:15] <colby> nope
[01:16] <Bushman_> hi
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: run:  sudo apt-get update     first
[01:16] <Chipzzz> :-(
[01:16] <colby> i'd do an fdisk in windows then a format of the partition, but with linux, i don't understand how to set up partitions and swap spaces and all that jazz
[01:16] <Chipzzz> colby: how far did you get with that... ?
[01:16] <no-name-> ok
[01:16] <colby> nothing i did worked with my system
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: obviously you will need to get the system online and so forth
[01:17] <Bushman> anyone worked with MIDI in U11.10?
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> colby: gparted does that for you
[01:17] <Bushman> i have no idea how to force it to make a sound
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> colby: its part of the installation
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Bushman: do you have timidity installed?
[01:17] <colby> well, apparently it didn't do it's job lol
[01:17] <Bushman> ActionParsnip: what is that?
[01:18] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: ok, I've run apt-get update
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> Bushman: same place every other app you install is...
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: did you hit servers ok?
[01:18] <Bushman> ActionParsnip: i asked "what" not "where"
[01:18] <aphixe> hello guys, i just installed ubuntu on this system, and it also has win7 on it, along side. is there a way to expand my ubuntu partition for apps, once installed. i'd like to keep my current install but add more space, for more apps
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> colby: you can use fdisk in terminal if you want. You will need to run:  sudo fdisk diskname   e.g:   sudo fdisk /dev/sda
[01:18] <Bushman> (btw: i use synaptic PM)
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> !info timidity | Bushman
[01:19] <colby> i think i'm just going to do a clean install and see what happens
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> Bushman: as I said, do you have timidity installed, implying that timidity was the package.
[01:19] <Chipzzz> colby: have you tried holding down the shift key while rebooting to see if you could get a grub menu?
[01:19] <colby> yes and no dice
[01:20] <colby> tried the esc trick too
[01:20] <aphixe> can i use the methods here to do a ubuntu resize http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_resizing_ext3_partitions
[01:20] <Chipzzz> which esc trick?
[01:20] <colby> hitting the esc key repeatedly
[01:20] <colby> i read it somewhere on one of these pages
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> aphixe: you can resize partitions in liveCD. I suggest you resize the ntfs in win7 then resize the linux partition in liveCD into the free space. I also suggest you ensure your backups are up to date in case of catastrophe
[01:20] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: I don't know what you mean
[01:21] <Bushman> ActionParsnip: no i don't. will that make Rosegarden or VMPK to play sound?
[01:21] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: oh. yes.
[01:21] <Escherial> er, hey, this isn't strictly about ubuntu, but the only surviving copy of my work is open in kate, which has just frozen up (the screen's dimmed, app's unresponsive, etc.)
[01:21] <Chipzzz> colby: (*shrugs*) didn't know about that...
[01:21] <Escherial> it's likely because i had the files opened up remotely and now they're gone, then i stupidly pressed 'save all' when i meant to press 'save as...' and it's probably trying to restore the connection or something...is there any hope that it'll wake up? :{
[01:22] <colby> i'm thinking maybe...just maybe, if i kick the machine in the right spot and just hard enough, it'll start to work
[01:22] <aphixe> ActionParsnip, so if i boot up via the livecd. and use say disk utility app, or say gparted. i can keep my ubuntu data yes? and should i in win7 resize it and use linux to fill the extra space
[01:22] <Chipzzz> colby: lol... it used to work back in the day ;-)
[01:22] <CFHowlett> Bushman   no ubuntustudio?
[01:22] <colby> the golden age of computing
[01:22] <Chipzzz> lol
[01:22] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: apt-get update was successful
[01:23] <Bushman> CFHowlett: man, i'm only trying to do simple stuff. why do i have to get a whole distro?
[01:23] <CFHowlett> Bushman   just asking ...
[01:23] <acidrain> im not seeing how i can use ifconfig to connect to a wired network...
[01:23] <acidrain> wtf
[01:23] <stapper> hello
[01:23] <Bushman> simple stuff starting with just midi playback from players
[01:23] <Chipzzz> colby: have you looked here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 ?
[01:24] <Bushman> CFHowlett: well, no.
[01:24] <stapper> i have some questionns about ubuntu server
[01:24] <senayar> if i got 6giga ram i need a swap of 12giga?
[01:24] <acidrain> see
[01:24] <acidrain> things like that
[01:24] <acidrain> how can i go about troubleshooting why my wired network drops a connection?
[01:24] <acidrain> :/
[01:24] <Bushman> no ubuntu studio
[01:24] <FloodBot1> acidrain: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:24] <Chipzzz> (do you have another machine you can use to browse with?)
[01:24] <colby> that's a page i've been stariing at all last night and tonight
[01:24] <stapper> are there any known problems with the AMD FX-6100 processor
[01:24] <CFHowlett> Bushman   see timidity in the software center
[01:25] <joshd> where is the best place to ask about MPI configuration issues?
[01:25] <Bushman> CFHowlett: already installed with Sinaptics
[01:25] <acidrain> ok... can anyone tell me why a wired connection drops?
[01:25] <Chipzzz> colby: sorry... bad question then...
[01:25] <Timmo_> what this means cp cannot stat './MonoDevelop.desktop'
[01:25] <colby> no worries
[01:25] <ActionParsnip> acidrain: run:   dmesg | tail    when it does
[01:26] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: still unable to find package though
[01:26] <colby> i'm going to try something, with my cables, so i may lose connection here
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: then you can now install what you desire
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: sudo apt-get install firefox    for example
[01:26] <Taos> Struggling with custom service
[01:26] <Bushman> ok, i installed timidity and i still donno how is that suppose to help me?
[01:27] <Taos> when I call service myservice start it tells me its unrecognised
[01:27] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: it found firefox. but not xchat
[01:27] <ActionParsnip> !info xchat
[01:27] <Bushman> ActionParsnip: i have it installed, now what?
[01:27] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: do you have universe repo enabled?
[01:27] <ActionParsnip> Bushman: what installed?
[01:27] <Bushman> the timidity
[01:27] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: I think it isn't enabled by default for teh live cd. I don't know how to enable it though.
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> Bushman: thats all I know of midi. most apps use it for midi goodness
[01:28]  * stapper 
[01:28] <Bushman> -_-'
[01:28] <Chipzzz> colby: did you try "boot-repair" from the live cd?
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> no-name-: in software centre, or you can manually edit /etc/apt/sources.list if you want
[01:28] <Bushman> some help -_-'
[01:28] <Taos> Anyone?
[01:29] <ActionParsnip> Taos: is the file format correct?
[01:29]  * stapper is wondering if there are any known problems with ubuntu server and the AMD FX-6100 prossecor
[01:29] <ActionParsnip> stapper: its a cpu, should be fine
[01:29] <Taos> ActionParsnip: Maybe not
[01:29] <CFHowlett> Bushman   I use Ubuntustudio but not midi.  However, you can add the US sound components to your exisiting ubuntu.  GUESSING that you might still need a program or 2 or a setting.  Please read  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu%20Studio%20Upgrade%20from%20Ubuntu
[01:30] <stapper> THANKS
[01:30] <Taos> ActionParsnip: its a sh script
[01:30] <jeregon> Chipzzz: hey Chipzzz do you know how to configure openvpn on ubuntu server once installed
[01:31] <noahnoah> Help:  I accidentally removed ubuntu-desktop.  Can only ssh into box, can't use  normal guy.  I did re-install the package, but that didn't seem to fix things.  What config step am I missing??
[01:31] <Chipzzz> jeregon: i've never done it but can find you the instructions if you like
[01:31] <colby> ok, i did the "something else" selection and i'm looking at my partition table
[01:32] <timmo__> what is wrong here ? 6728:/home/orca/Desktop# cp ./MonoDevelop.desktop /usr/share/applications/
[01:32] <timmo__> cp: cannot stat `./MonoDevelop.desktop': No such file or directory
[01:32] <Taos> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/856066
[01:32] <jeregon> Chipzzz: yes pls :)
[01:32] <Chipzzz> colby: have you tried the "boot-repair" from the live cd?
[01:32] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: I tried to in Software Centre but it's being weird about it. What do I add to /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[01:32] <colby> it shows /dev/sda broken down into /dev/sda1 ext4 and /dev/sda5 swap. why am i not seeing all that msdos1 mumbo jumbo?
[01:33] <jeregon> Chipzzz: BRB getting on laptop
[01:34] <timmo__> ?
[01:34] <nibbler> timmo__, use -r, if you want to copy a directory
[01:34] <colby> ooo ooo ooo
[01:35] <nibbler> timmo__, sorry, its not a dir. it say the file you want to copy does not exist. use tab-completion to check esistance and avoid typos
[01:35] <jazzy1> quick question, how do i fix this? :[ http://pastebin.com/vCYb88bn
[01:35] <eon_> Hello people , does any one tried to install Autodesk Maya on Ubuntu ?
[01:35] <jazzy1> just a simple failed to fetch
[01:35] <nibbler> jazzy1, apt-get update
[01:35] <timmo__> root@orca-MS-6728:/home/orca/Desktop# cp -r /MonoDevelop.desktop /usr/share/applications/
[01:35] <timmo__> cp: cannot stat `/MonoDevelop.desktop': No such file or directory
[01:35] <timmo__> root@orca-MS-6728:/home/orca/Desktop#
[01:35] <bastidrazor> timmo__: why are you putting ./ infront of the file?
[01:36] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: nevermind. that's got it :)
[01:36] <nibbler> or even without the ., just /
[01:36] <no-name-> ActionParsnip: ty
[01:36] <jazzy1> nibbler: tried that, but i get 404's on some apts
[01:36] <colby> i hit change on the /sda1 ext4 partition. i checked "format partition" but it also shows a mount point option. should i leave this blank or change it to "/"?
[01:36] <jazzy1> nibbler: so im wondering what im doing wrong
[01:36] <bastidrazor> timmo__: if your're in the same directory as the file just type the filename no need for ./ or /
[01:36] <bastidrazor> -r
[01:37] <Chipzzz> colby: are you doing a reinstall?
[01:37] <colby> not really
[01:37] <colby> i'm just looking at the partition table right now
[01:37] <timmo__> bastidrazor: thank you ;]
[01:38] <dtmbmw325i> what theming will unity/gnome accept?
[01:38] <bastidrazor> timmo__: you're welcome
[01:38] <colby> i don't understand it though because in grub when i typed ls it gave me (hd0) (hd0,msdos1) (fd0) (fd0,msdos1) and (fd1) (fd1,msdos1)
[01:38] <colby> this doesn't show any of that
[01:38] <timmo__> root@orca-MS-6728:/home/orca/Desktop# cp -r MonoDevelop.desktop /usr/share/applications/
[01:38] <timmo__> cp: cannot stat `MonoDevelop.desktop': No such file or directory
[01:38] <colby> just /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda5
[01:38] <timmo__> :))
[01:38] <Chipzzz> colby: strange
[01:39] <bastidrazor> timmo__: .desktop is a file do not use -r. are you sure that file is in that directory?
[01:39] <colby> Chipzzz: so i guess i'm doing a new install
[01:39] <Chipzzz> colby: did you try the 'boot-repair' program from the live cd?
[01:40] <colby> every time i try to boot to the live cd, it hangs now. it looks like i can only do an install
[01:40] <overdub> bastidrazor: / won't work unless you're in the root directory, and, ./ is less confusing and I use it all the time
[01:40] <colby> i think the system is hosed
[01:40] <overdub> ./ is a good habit to get into when referring to the current directory
[01:40] <__machine> i have some files with non-ascii characters on an unRAID NAS. When i mount it under OS X, they appear fine. When I mount it under Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS, they appear like `-????????? ? ? ? ? ? 07 Do While ?X.mp3` and i cant mv, rm, cp, etc. My fstab is `//192.168.1.12/unRAID  /mnt/unRAID  cifs  user,uid=mrmachine,gid=mrmachine,username=mrmachine,password=********  0 0`
[01:40] <Chipzzz> colby: it isn't encouraging that it doesn't want to boot the live cd :-(
[01:41] <colby> well, it seems the question now is, do i let the cd auto format my hard drive, or should i manually set up the partitions?
[01:41] <nicksserve> mmm
[01:42] <CFHowlett> colby   I'd go with manual...
[01:42] <nicksserve> Dont forget to register by typing /msg nicksserve identify password
[01:42] <Chipzzz> colby: i think because there are already two operating systems on it, you'll probably have to format manually
[01:42] <bastidrazor> !ops | nicksserve
[01:42] <colby> ok, so how do i do this, i can do it in windows, but i don't understand all the linux stuff
[01:42] <urfr332gO> colby, what windows version do you have?
[01:42] <colby> none
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> __machine: try a different encoding for the characters, you can add it to the mount option
[01:43] <colby> i wiped it out, just having residual problems
[01:43] <Chipzzz> colby: that being the case, i would recommend that when you set it up, you make yourself separate partitions for / and /home
[01:43] <urfr332gO> colby, what OS at all do yiou have?
[01:43] <urfr332gO> you*
[01:43] <colby> 11.10
[01:43] <log> LoRez: poke
[01:43] <urfr332gO> colby, and your trying to install?
[01:43] <ignoredthoughts> lubuntu is awesome
[01:44] <colby> ok - i'm at the partitioning program. and i've got 500GB to partition, how do i do it?
[01:44] <timmo__> bastidrazor: thank you i misstaked file name
[01:44] <colby> yup, the other install didn't work so well
[01:44] <timmo__> ;]
[01:44] <CFHowlett> colby   the default ubuntu system needs about 4 gigs.  Your /home can be as large as you like ... but don't you also have windows on that machine?
[01:44] <Chipzzz> colby: i'd give 10G to /, 2xRAM to swap, and the rest to /home
[01:45] <bastidrazor> timmo__: you can use tab to auto complete the filename.. for example Mono*tab tab  .. it should complete it IF the file is in the same working directory
[01:45] <colby> well i need to be walked through this
[01:45] <urfr332gO> colby, you might consider opening gparted and taking a screen shot then putting it in a imagebin so we know exactly what your dealing with.
[01:45] <colby> lol, if only it were that easy
[01:45] <Chipzzz> lol
[01:45] <colby> the live cd hangs when i try to boot up
[01:45] <colby> all i can do is install
[01:46] <urfr332gO> colby, it is you have internet with the computer right?
[01:46] <colby> hopefully that will fix it
[01:46] <colby> no, i'm on my laptop right now
[01:46] <ignoredthoughts> colby are u using USB?
[01:46] <timmo__> that was nice tip :)
[01:46] <colby> in front of the other machine
[01:46] <urfr332gO> !nomodeset | colby
[01:46] <LoRez> asdasd: get the point?
[01:46] <colby> ignored - nope off a cd
[01:47] <Chipzzz> colby: isn't the target machine ancient, or am i confusing it with another from earlier?
[01:47] <timmo__> thanks alot bastidrazor
[01:47] <colby> Chipzzz - yes, ancient
[01:47] <bastidrazor> timmo__: you're welcome. good luck
[01:47] <colby> p3 850MHz w/ 256MB ram and a 500GB hd
[01:47] <Chipzzz> colby: i'd be leery of it now that it's refusing to boot the live cd as well as the system on the HD
[01:47] <ignoredthoughts> colby what version are you installing?
[01:47] <urfr332gO> colby, wont work to little ram really
[01:48] <colby> 11.10
[01:48] <ignoredthoughts> ubuntu?
[01:48] <ignoredthoughts> that little RAM use lubuntu
[01:48] <dtmbmw325i> colby, just a thought.. did you do a memtest?
[01:48] <CFHowlett> colby   the alternate installer is text based - much better for your installation scenario..  also, given your specs, you might wish to consider xubuntu or lubuntu lightweight distros for low spec computers.
[01:48] <asdasd> fgts
[01:48] <colby> urf - i got it installed, then i did all the updates and it just booted to "grub>"
[01:48] <ignoredthoughts> lubuntu is great | colby
[01:48] <ignoredthoughts> i run it on my netbook
[01:48] <Silverlion> hey there
[01:48] <Chipzzz> colby: you just need server & no desktop, right?
[01:49] <colby> yes
[01:49] <urfr332gO> ignoredthoughts, lubuntu harrdly runs on my ibm thinkpad with about the same chip and 500MB ram, very chunky.
[01:49] <CFHowlett> colby   forget everything I suggested...
[01:49] <ignoredthoughts> urfr332gO, lubuntu is the fastest i've seen
[01:49] <ignoredthoughts> it runs on 88-89 mb of RAM
[01:49] <ignoredthoughts> idle
[01:49] <Chipzzz> colby: i would burn a copy of the server edition & install that
[01:49] <urfr332gO> ignoredthoughts, hardly
[01:49] <ignoredthoughts> urfr332gO, explain
[01:50] <urfr332gO> ignoredthoughts, never seen mine go below 120Mb even when trimmed.
[01:50] <colby> hmmm i do have 11.04 server somewhere around here...but like i said, i don't know enough linux to get around without a gui
[01:50] <ignoredthoughts> i'm running it on a netbook now and am in mid-install
[01:50] <ignoredthoughts> am @ 246 mb
[01:50] <__machine> ActionParsnip:
[01:50] <ignoredthoughts> idle i'm at 88
[01:50] <Chipzzz> colby: i'm thinking your problem may have to do with the lack of memory, which would be solved if you didn't try to run the desktop
[01:51] <ignoredthoughts> dunno what you're using
[01:51] <__machine> ActionParsnip: that seems to work thanks… i added ,iocharset=utf8 to my fstab
[01:51] <ignoredthoughts> urfr332gO, what's your CPU?
[01:51] <asdasd> niggers
[01:51] <ignoredthoughts> asdasd, african american sir
[01:51] <ignoredthoughts> urfr332gO, lubuntu is pretty quick.  do you have an alternative suggestion? i'm open
[01:52] <NiggarRaep> African American Raep, w/e
[01:52]  * CFHowlett *adds asdasd to the ignore list*
[01:52] <NiggarRaep> lulz
[01:52] <ignoredthoughts> even have a spare netbook to give it a shot
[01:52] <colby> ok, i'll try the server and see what happens.
[01:52] <ignoredthoughts> colby
[01:52] <colby> yes?
[01:52] <ignoredthoughts> with that little amount of RAM
[01:52] <NiggarRaep> lol
[01:52] <Chipzzz> colby: good luck :-)
[01:52] <penusreturns> lol
[01:52] <k1llj0y> ok anyone know about adb?
[01:53] <urfr332gO> ignoredthoughts, I'm not on that laptop now it is just a backup, but from memory almost a a gig like 996, with 512 ram, still runs chunky in comparison to my atom 1.6 netbook with 2 gigs ram and running gnome 3 or unity.
[01:53] <ignoredthoughts> try lubuntu
[01:53] <colby> ok, i'll give that a whirl if server doesn't work.
[01:53] <urfr332gO> !op | penusreturns
[01:53] <colby> thanks everyone for the help, you'll definitely be seeing me around!
[01:53] <Chipzzz> :-)
[01:54] <ignoredthoughts> urfr332gO, you're doing something wrong or you have unnecessary processes running
[01:54] <dtmbmw325i> what theming does unity/gnome accept?
[01:54] <jason1234> urfr332gO, what did i say that wasn't ubuntu specific?
[01:55] <ignoredthoughts> under no circumstance should lubuntu run choppy
[01:55] <covi> Hi all. When I try to do 'cp somewhere/file somewhere/' it reports the error 'cannot create regular file'... Please help :0
[01:55] <urfr332gO> ignoredthoughts, don't get me wrong I like ubuntu, but with that setup I would run something much lighter.
[01:55] <ignoredthoughts> like what?
[01:55] <urfr332gO> jason1234, did not say you did. :)
[01:56] <Chipzzz> covi: are you sure your is destination valid?
[01:56] <ignoredthoughts> urfr332gO, like what?
[01:56] <urfr332gO> ignoredthoughts, puppylinux DSlinux a few more out there.
[01:56] <DropsOfSerenity> is there any way to change the gradation of the volume slider when I press the volume up button, I have sensitive speakers and would like to raise it  around 2% instead of 5% i'm running ubuntu 12.04 but is there any way to do this on either 12.04 or 11.10 i assume the volume is controlled the same way.
[01:56] <jason1234> 19:36:50 <urfr332gO> jason1234, this is ubuntu support ##linux might be better if not ubuntu specific.
[01:56] <covi> Chipzzz: I didn't have the dest directory created yet.
[01:57] <jason1234> yup
[01:57] <jason1234> didn't tab enough or confusion. one or the other.
[01:57] <covi> Chipzzz: Do I use -f or -r to achieve that?
[01:57] <jeregon> Chipzzz: hey chipzzz im back did you find any thing on openvpn?
[01:58] <Chipzzz> covi: -r or -R will create the directories as well as the files
[01:58] <Chipzzz> jeregon: yes... you ok with video tutorials... if so, i found you a good one :-)
[01:59] <urfr332gO> jason1234, first you accuse me of saying that to uyou and then your response is to not read the channel and mirror it back what's up with that. :)
[01:59] <jeregon> Chipzzz: yes i love them LOL
[01:59] <jeregon> Chipzzz: and thanks
[01:59] <Chipzzz> jeregon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfZV4MnGfkk
[01:59] <SHOVELL> hello
[01:59] <Chipzzz> jeregon: glad to help
[02:00] <jason1234> scroll back won't go past the point you quoted my name. i'm sure you mistyped the nick, because i haven't been home the past 36 hours.
[02:00] <jason1234> in either case, i was making sure my nick isn't being abused.
[02:01] <covi> Chipzzz: thanks!
[02:01] <stevecam> is it possible to set variables that pass on to different shells, like $VALUE
[02:02] <Chipzzz> DropsOfSerenity: although you can't change the sensitivity of the control, you can use a less sensitive part of its range...
[02:03] <Bushman> ActionParsnip: CFHowlett: i managed to make it play sound but you don't want to know what weird things i need to do every time i want to use Rosegarden. I'm gonna try it again tomorow but for now, sleep.
[02:03] <Chipzzz> DropsOfSerenity: volume controls are logarithmic, & you have one in the system tray and another on the player... you can use that to your advantage in this situation
[02:03] <Bushman> g'nite
[02:03] <CFHowlett> Bushman   glad you got some results.  Have fun/be safe
[02:03] <Chipzzz> covi: glad to help :-)
[02:04] <DropsOfSerenity> Chipzzz, theres gotta be a tweak somewhere, mabye in the dconf registry? When I press the button it's gotta be executing a command telling how much to change it, I just want to tweak that command.
[02:04] <moes> ActionParsnip, I updated toFirefox-
[02:04] <offtopic> is E450 slow for browsing and office? I'm thinking wether I should go for a 2.6kg laptop with i3 or a 1.5kg netbook with E450.
[02:05] <ActionParsnip> moes: ok...
[02:05] <Chipzzz> DropsOfSerenity: there could be a tweak of which i'm unaware, but if there isn't, you can try what i suggested :-)
[02:06] <DropsOfSerenity> Chipzzz, yeah it's not really what I wanted, it's not a big deal, I just want easier gradation when I change my volume via my media keys. for all things.
[02:06] <moes> ActionParsnip, I updated to firefox-10.0.2 canonical-1.0 from synaptic...Now everytime I try open yahoo games firefox crashes
[02:06] <covi> Chipzzz: I tried 'cp -Rt DEST FILE' but ended up with errors too... DEST is not created yet.
[02:06] <DropsOfSerenity> Chipzzz, but thanks. i'll look around
[02:06] <dtmbmw325i> is gnome-look.org having problems?
[02:07] <Chipzzz> DropsOfSerenity: good luck :-)
[02:07] <Helsinkiii> hi
[02:07] <urfr332gO> jason1234, I think if I remember that is what happened these things happen, the response to question our conversation just has a retaliatory tinge to it except for one post I was on Ubuntu topic.
[02:07] <Helsinkiii> I used to be able to see a video loading in a web browser in /tmp/ but for some reason i stopped seeing them there so I can't save them like I used to
[02:08] <CFHowlett> Helsinkiii   that trick doesn't work anymore.  Use a video downloader browser plugin
[02:08] <Chipzzz> covi: you may have to mkdir the directory first because of the -t
[02:08] <Helsinkiii> CFHowlett, really? I run Karmic
[02:08] <ActionParsnip> moes: try closing the browser and run:   mv ~/.mozilla/firefox ~/.mozilla/firefox_old   then retry the browser
[02:08] <jason1234> urfr332gO, no offense.
[02:08] <exodus_ms> Helsinkiii: use downloadhelper plugin for mozilla
[02:09] <chown_> does somebody here use polipo?
[02:09] <CFHowlett> Helsinkiii   there was an infrastructure change which negated the /tmp buffering the video
[02:09] <CFHowlett> !karmic|me
[02:09] <urfr332gO> jason1234, no biggie things get misconstrued at least in my tiny brain. :)
[02:09] <CFHowlett> Helsinkiii   consider updating yet?  karmic desktop is already end-of-life
[02:09] <CFHowlett> :)
[02:09] <Helsinkiii> CFHowlett,probably soon
[02:10]  * jason1234 continues Heineken
[02:10] <covi> Chipzzz: so the cp command does not provide the functionality that helps you create dest directories?
[02:10] <Helsinkiii> CFHowlett, any tips for a Chromium user?
[02:10] <CoJaBo> is it possible to connect to wpa wifi network via command line?
[02:10] <jason1234> testing how tuff ubuntu is on my 12x1Tb drive array
[02:10] <jason1234> 11Tb of RAID5 via mdadm
[02:10] <ActionParsnip> CoJaBo: wicd-curses is a nice cli network manager app
[02:10] <Chipzzz> covi: it should if you just use -r or -R... i think the -t was messing you up
[02:10] <ActionParsnip> jason1234: for something like that i'd get a proper raid card
[02:11] <CoJaBo> ActionParsnip: i need to script it so it connects automatically
[02:11] <ActionParsnip> CoJaBo: yes, wicd can be told to do that
[02:11] <exodus_ms> Helsinkiii: if you absolutly need to dl vids from the web then use one of hundred plugind for firefox
[02:11] <jason1234> ActionParsnip, nope. too much money. i needed cheap redundancy quickly
[02:11] <CoJaBo> ActionParsnip:  the GUI option is ignore d
[02:11] <jason1234> ActionParsnip, eventually i'll pony up for hardware raid
[02:12] <covi> Chipzzz: nope, eliminating -t and leaving -r does not work either.
[02:12] <CoJaBo> hardware raid is overrated
[02:12] <ActionParsnip> jason1234: its worth it, get 1Gb cache on the card and it wil flyyyyy
[02:12] <Chipzzz> covi: i'm not really sure of that and if you're doing a script or something, you can rsync instead... fer sure it creates the directories for you
[02:12] <CFHowlett> Helsinkiii   search the chromium addons for a download helper - sorry IDK more as I'm still on firefox
[02:12] <ActionParsnip> CoJaBo: what gui option?
[02:13] <Chipzzz> covi: i'm surprised at that... but there's always rsync
[02:13] <jason1234> ActionParsnip, bullshit redundancy is better then no redundancy. i just upped from 3Tb's of no redundancy , and i changed my tune when one drive faield that had nothing but bullshit on it.
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: uget recognises copied URLs. I use fatrat here (on my file server so I can download direct to my file server). There is also jdownloader
[02:13] <CoJaBo> ActionParsnip:  networkmanager. wicd doesn't seem to support multiple wifi cards
[02:13] <covi> Chipzzz: okay. thanks :)
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> jason1234: just maintain backups :)
[02:13] <Chipzzz> covi: :-)
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> CoJaBo: i see, not had multiple devices in use here. I know there is a cli interface to network manager but i've never used itr
[02:14] <jason1234> ActionParsnip, i shutter at the thought of backups. easier to have spare SATA's on hand.
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> jason1234: not 'shudder'?
[02:14] <jason1234> ActionParsnip, lol yeah, i'm drunk
[02:15] <jason1234> ActionParsnip, i could SSD and really push stuff to the limit
[02:15] <CoJaBo> ActionParsnip:  its profoundly complicated, apparently, chant find a good guide
[02:15] <CoJaBo> can't
[02:15] <jason1234> ActionParsnip, quad quad core CPU's running raid5 SSD's
[02:15]  * CFHowlett *Friends don't let friends Compute While Drunk*
[02:15] <jason1234> that'd be some impressive shit
[02:16] <urfr332gO> CFHowlett, lol or post on the IRC. :)
[02:16] <jason1234> i think electrons would be the bottleneck at that point
[02:16] <ActionParsnip> jason1234: `not seen the video online of that?
[02:16] <moes> ActionParsnip, I got a different looking firefox but the crash is still there..firefox version still 10.0.2..
[02:17] <ActionParsnip> jason1234: its SSDs in raid, they copy a file from partition to partition faster than they can throw the dvd box of the window
[02:17] <ActionParsnip> moes: what plugin does the content use?
[02:19] <ActionParsnip> jason1234: check PM
[02:19] <moes> ActionParsnip, All plugins disabled...normal uses ice tea and shockwave flash
[02:19] <bitplane> Hi, can someone on an x64 system run a test for me before I raise a bug report? I can talk you through the steps
[02:20] <jason1234> holy shitballs
[02:20] <Chipzzz> lol
[02:20] <bitplane> pretty please with sugar on top?
[02:21] <dtmbmw325i> bitplane, how involved is it?
[02:21] <bitplane> install python if you don't already have it, install one other small package, download a small zip file containing a py file and a html file, unzip it
[02:22] <bitplane> run the py file. if it doesn't segfault, I am going insane
[02:22] <bitplane> if it does, we have a valid bug that magically fixes itself when you recompile the source. which sucks bigtime
[02:22] <Chipzzz> bitplane: you have to recompile python to fix it?
[02:23] <bitplane> Chipzzz: no, no need for the tester to recompile anything. I just want to rule my system out
[02:23] <ActionParsnip> moes: shockwave dont own flash now
[02:23] <bitplane> now I've recompiled the .so I can't recreate the problem
[02:24] <moes> ActionParsnip, showing version 11.1 r102
[02:24] <ActionParsnip> moes: yes, thats the latest ADOBE flash
[02:24] <jameslord> hi all
[02:24] <jameslord> i have a question about vncserver
[02:24] <jameslord> help:)
[02:24] <dtmbmw325i> bitplane do you have that file?
[02:24] <bitplane> sudo apt-get install python python-elementtidy .... then extract this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10950496/ElementTidy%20crash.zip ... then cd to that place and run "python crashme.py"
[02:24] <Chipzzz> bitplane: i'm curious and would like to help you out, but i only have 32 bit systems... wondering which so, though
[02:24] <ActionParsnip> moes: can you give a pastebin of the output of:  uname -a; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash|gnash|swf|spark'    thanks
[02:25] <jameslord> i can connect to vnc server , but the desktop opened is not the one i see on that remote pc?
[02:25] <bitplane> Chipzzz: would be worth a try I guess, the more data the merrier!
[02:25] <jameslord> help ......
[02:25] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: what screen do you tell vnc to connect to?
[02:25] <Chipzzz> bitplane: which .so has to be recompiled to fix it, though?
[02:26] <TUX11> HI guys :D
[02:26] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: and for what purpose do you use VNC for?
[02:26] <bitplane> Chipzzz: the Python module _elementtidy.so
[02:26] <bitplane> libtidy.so seems to be fine
[02:26] <jameslord> ActionParsnip i don't specify screen, when i start to connect to remote vnc server, i just use ip and port 5901
[02:26] <CFHowlett> TUX11   greetings
[02:27] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: for what reason are you using vnc?
[02:27] <TUX11> how is everyone
[02:27] <DropsOfSerenity> can someone direct a text at me?
[02:27] <jameslord> ActionParsnip remote web develop, i should run eclipse there:) and i would go back to office and continue my work there , so the remote desktop and the one i connect to should be the same:)
[02:27] <TUX11> i kinda need some help actually
[02:27] <CFHowlett> TUX11   great - do you have and ubuntu issue you need help with in this support channel
[02:27] <CFHowlett> TUX11   ask
[02:27] <SHOVELL> DropsOfSerenity,
[02:27] <TUX11> indeed i do lol
[02:28] <SHOVELL> DropsOfSerenity, hello
[02:28] <TUX11> how can i turn off the stupid password thing
[02:28] <TUX11> im the computer admin
[02:28] <DropsOfSerenity> SHOVELL, thanks :) indicator working in unity bar.
[02:29] <SHOVELL> DropsOfSerenity, ugh another poor unity user have you ever used gnome?
[02:29] <CFHowlett> TUX11   you mean disable it so anyone at anytime can install/delete/disable your system with no warning from the built-in protection systems??
[02:29] <TUX11> yup
[02:29] <chown_> All tor traffic over ubuntu by default is over socks5 , is that correct?
[02:29] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: gotcha. you need to tell vnc to connect to screen 0 so you get the desktop
[02:29] <TUX11> get fed up of putting my password in lol
[02:29] <Chipzzz> bitplane: somehow, i'm not surprised... seems like xms & html parsers accumulate more than their share of problems ;-)
[02:29] <Chipzzz> (xml)
[02:29] <TUX11> im new to linux lol
[02:29] <ActionParsnip> TUX11: run:  sudo -i   and you wil get a root console
[02:29] <dtmbmw325i> bitplane, segmentation fault
[02:30] <DropsOfSerenity> SHOVELL, I've used everything, gentoo, LFS, arch, gnome, kde, lxde, xmonad, awesomewm, fluxbox, openbox, xfce, etc.
[02:30] <ActionParsnip> TUX11: if you want to exit it, run:  exit
[02:30] <bitplane> dtmbmw325i: excellent, thanks a lot :)
[02:30] <TUX11> and thats it :o
[02:30] <SHOVELL> DropsOfSerenity, nice
[02:30] <dtmbmw325i> no problem
[02:30] <bitplane> I'll raise it as a bug, thanks for making the world a better place :D
[02:30] <xen> hello i am new to gnome 3.2 when i right click i dont see create launcher option please help me to create launcher on my desktop
[02:30] <TUX11> why cant they just have an button "STOP ANOYING ME LIKE WINDOWS"
[02:30] <ActionParsnip> TUX11: yes, the OS runs as user which gives a greater level of security, your user is in a group called 'admin' which allows you to use sudo and gksudo (and kdesu in kde)
[02:30] <jameslord> ActionParsnip how to specify that, how to tell vnc to connect to screen 0?
[02:31] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: not sure, but thats what you need
[02:31] <dtmbmw325i> bitplane, no problem. What did I run though?
[02:31] <jameslord> how to connect to vnc server scrren 0?
[02:31] <ActionParsnip> TUX11: after the OS is setup, you rarely need sudo as you are just using the OS
[02:31] <TUX11> ah ok
[02:31] <Chipzzz> xen: just find the program, create a link to it, and drop the link on your desktop
[02:31] <xen> help please
[02:31] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: not wanting to try and  find out yourself...?
[02:32] <TUX11> well all i use it for is music making
[02:32] <CFHowlett> xen   ask ... details
[02:32] <lduros> hi, does anybody know of a peer-2-peer / ip to ip method to do video/audio conferencing with someone else? It doesn't need to be multiple computers, just two, but using ip rather than a server
[02:32] <bitplane> dtmbmw325i: It just tries to convert a very simple XHTML document to an XML element tree, it's a cut down version of a website I was trying to parse
[02:32] <TUX11> just get sick and tired of putting it in when i use software centre
[02:32] <xen> is there an easy way
[02:32] <SHOVELL> TUX11, me too!!!
[02:32] <moes> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/79db05FG
[02:32] <Chipzzz> xen: look above
[02:32] <adam__> yeah
[02:32] <dtmbmw325i> bitplane, okay
[02:32] <adam__> music production in linux is shotty as hell.
[02:33] <aarcane> How to provision a perfect virtual machine using vmbuilder on oneiric ?
[02:33] <TUX11> ah well use vbox lol
[02:33] <bitplane> dtmbmw325i: I'm trying to identify forum software from elements found in the HTML.. but that's irrelevant really, the problem is that some files crash the whole Python interpreter instead of raising a proper exception
[02:33] <adam__> i still use renoise in windows xp :)
[02:33] <TUX11> music making under linux lol
[02:33] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: sudo vncviewer vnchost:0    may work..
[02:33] <adam__> TUX11, it has potential but the software is immature.
[02:33] <TUX11> not very many options and the VSTI suports a bit naff
[02:33] <ActionParsnip> TUX11: well you are doing an admin task, so will need to authenticate
[02:34] <bitplane> dtmbmw325i: but when I download the source to python-elementtidy, patch and then recompile it, the problem goes away. This suggests that Ubuntu / Debian's package is corrupt
[02:34] <dtmbmw325i> bitplane, oh okay. I'm glad I could help
[02:34] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=363236
[02:34] <dtmbmw325i> bitplane, why wouldn't it work on 32 bit... different package?
[02:34] <TUX11> but thank you guys for the help i stumbled on this channel by accident lol
[02:35] <bitplane> dtmbmw325i: yeah I think so, if the 64-bit binary .so is corrupted then it's no use testing the 32-bit binary
[02:35] <bitplane> well, there might be, but it doesn't answer the question about it being the system or not
[02:36] <bitplane> could be an old bug in gcc or something. I'll file it and forget it I guess
[02:36] <TUX11> sweep it under the carpet :D
[02:36] <dtmbmw325i> okay
[02:36] <TUX11> or turn to bill gates lol
[02:36] <TUX11> his got his os sorted pmsl
[02:36] <adam__> linux seems to be getting more and more better
[02:36] <ActionParsnip> TUX11: its a poor user model
[02:36] <TUX11> lol i know
[02:37] <adam__> it's still slightly slow on my celeron D box though w/ 1gig of RAM.
[02:37] <TUX11> cant stand it
[02:37] <adam__> but xfce4 is nice for a change..
[02:37] <TUX11> death to bill gates
[02:37] <ActionParsnip> TUX11: you run every app as admin, including web facing apps
[02:37] <TUX11> na
[02:37] <ActionParsnip> TUX11: so any malicious thing you bump into will get that access, so you get all sorts of stuff installed
[02:37] <TUX11> lol
[02:37] <TUX11> na im careful
[02:37] <jameslord> ActionParsnip can i use display :0 and virtual displays at the same time:)
[02:38] <TUX11> i only use it when i use sysyem installer thing
[02:38] <ActionParsnip> TUX11: with the ubuntu model there can be no external installs as it all needs ratifying with sudo. no need to be careful
[02:38] <dtmbmw325i> is there an x2go channel?
[02:38] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: can you see how guides exist for what you need though?
[02:39] <covi> Hi all. I have some commands that needed to be run everytime on startup. How can I reduce the pain and make them automatic?
[02:39] <ActionParsnip> covi: do they need root access?
[02:40] <Chipzzz> dtmbmw325i: http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/?net=freenode
[02:40]  * TUX11 just sits here and takes notes
[02:40] <TUX11> lol
[02:40] <covi> ActionParsnip: only one does. Others don't .
[02:40] <bazhang> TUX11, please stop that
[02:40] <TUX11> why lol
[02:40] <log> dtmbmw325i: No, there doesn't appear to be one.
[02:40] <bazhang> TUX11, this is support only.
[02:41] <TUX11> ah ok ill go then
[02:41] <moes> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/79db05FG
[02:41] <TUX11> didnt know
[02:41] <dtmbmw325i> ty
[02:41] <Chipzzz> :-)
[02:41] <ActionParsnip> covi: if you add them in /etc/rc.local  they will run as root. If you need for the desktop to be running I suggest you make a script and run the but backgrounded and have the script have a large sleep command so the desktop has time to load etc
[02:42] <bazhang> !alis | dtmbmw325i
[02:42] <ActionParsnip> moes: sudo dpkg -P flashplugin-installer    will clean up a bit and may help
[02:42] <jameslord> ActionParsnip i can connect to ip:1 and ip:2, since i have run vncserver and vncserver :2 on my remote ubuntu, but why i cannot connect to ip:0, and vncserve :0 failed on remote ubuntu:(
[02:43] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: not sure of that dude, i don't use vnc
[02:43] <covi> ActionParsnip: thank you so much! Do you think a 'autossh' command needs a desktop first?
[02:43] <ActionParsnip> jameslord: have a play, see what you can find
[02:43] <moes> ActionParsnip, Okay Thanks
[02:43] <covi> ActionParsnip: the command pops up a small window for me to enter the password.
[02:43] <ActionParsnip> covi: if you are running it from rc.local then no
[02:43] <dtmbmw325i> ubottu, you're so smart... thanks :-)
[02:43] <jameslord> help
[02:44] <covi> ActionParsnip: but I need to enter the password everytime I ssh into my machine
[02:44] <jameslord> why vncserve :0 failed:(
[02:44] <ActionParsnip> covi: ahh, handy. Then you could make a .desktop for it in ~/.config/autostart   and it will run at login
[02:44] <CFHowlett> jameslord   ask ... details
[02:45] <covi> ActionParsnip: okay... but I don't know what a '.desktop' file is?
[02:45] <ch33z> does this matter for SSH? To set your OpenSSH to listen on TCP port 2222 instead of the default TCP port 22,
[02:47] <jameslord> CFHowlett http://paste.ubuntu.com/856101/
[02:48] <jazzy1> anyone know of a channel for wine support?
[02:48] <yeats> ch33z: it doesn't make a difference unless you have specific applications that expect the standard port 22 (and they're usually configurable)
[02:48] <CFHowlett> !wine|jazzy1
[02:48] <ch33z> ah cool
[02:48] <jazzy1> ah lol thanks CFHowlett
[02:49] <armans1948> !list
[02:49] <armans1948> dir
[02:49] <CFHowlett> jameslord   ah, the VNC problem.  I'm sorry to say that I'm not experienced enough with vnc to provide substantive help.  Please ask for help in the channel.
[02:49] <armans1948> dir
[02:51] <jameslord> CFHowlett i can connect to :0 now, but the screen is grey , not the display 0 i want
[02:51] <ch33z> is it wise to do linux admin through sftp?
[02:52] <CFHowlett> jameslord   As I said, I don't use VNC enough to provide meaningful guidance.
[02:52] <ch33z> instead of using the cli sometimes I use the FTP to copy and download files but also create folders
[02:54] <Jon--> Running a programming competition, files on an NFS share can be accessed over the Terminal but Nautilus errors. Any ideas guys?
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> Jon--: what is the error?
[02:57] <ch33z>  instead of using the cli sometimes I use the FTP to copy and download files but also create folders?
[02:57] <ch33z> is that wise?
[02:58] <ActionParsnip> ch33z: sure, why not
[02:58] <halphalphalp> HALP! how do i turn off my laptop!
[02:58] <adam__> sftp might be smarter though :)
[02:59] <acidrain> wicd seems to hold a better connection than the ubuntu network manager
[02:59] <acidrain> odd
[02:59] <urfr332gO> halphalphalp, is it stuck or frozen?
[03:00] <dtmbmw325i> sudo shutdown -h now
[03:00] <dtmbmw325i> :-)
[03:03] <Cindy_> halp! how do I turn off my computer *sorry buggy irc clint
[03:03] <Cindy_> relative linux newbie
[03:03] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   sudo shutdown -h now
[03:03] <Chipzzz> Cindy_: "sudo shutdown -P now"
[03:03] <Cindy_> how do i hard reset my ubuntu 11.10 stuck in 'loading initial ramdisks'
[03:03] <Cindy_> my laptop is overheating as well...
[03:03] <Cindy_> no cli
[03:03] <Hasselsaurus> Unplug the power cord, remove battery
[03:03] <xangua> Cindy_: clic the power icon or the power button
[03:03] <Cindy_> cant remove battery...
[03:04] <Cindy_> basically, tried to boot into recovery mode, cant even get there
[03:04] <Chipzzz> Cindy_: alt+PrtScr... R E I S U O
[03:04] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   unplug
[03:04] <covi> Hi all. I added 'mkdir /mount/C' and 'mount /dev/sda2 /mount/C/' these two lines in my /etc/rc.local file. I expect these commands to be run automatically on startup, but they failed to do so. What's the problem? thanks
[03:04] <Chipzzz> Cindy_: (hold down the alt+PrtScr while entering the rest)
[03:05] <Cindy_> trying the alt+prntscreen reisuo, but working
[03:05] <dtmbmw325i> Chipzzz, thought it was busier backwards?
[03:06] <Chipzzz> dtmbmw325i: if memory serves, b reboots, o shuts down
[03:06] <Cindy_> sorry, wahts the reisuo thing?
[03:06] <Cindy_> order is alt + printscrn and then r e i s u o individually?
[03:06] <Cindy_> or together?
[03:06] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   sequentially
[03:07] <Cindy_> tried that
[03:07] <Chipzzz> Cindy_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key
[03:07] <Cindy_> fasljkdhfalskjdhfaljh sequentially doesnt work
[03:07] <dtmbmw325i> its hold alt+printscrn and then R E I S U O
[03:08] <dtmbmw325i> Chipzzz, I can confirm b reboots. Thought that is what you were after sorry
[03:08] <Cindy_> alt prntscreen b?
[03:08] <Cindy_> sorry ok, so maybe some context would work
[03:09] <Chipzzz> dtmbmw325i: no problem... either way would have solved the problem :-)
[03:09] <Cindy_> updated kernel to 3.2.0.2 or summasing like that, wouldnt boot splash page
[03:09] <dtmbmw325i> the letters are seperate. you don't need to hold each letter
[03:09] <Cindy_> booted into recovery mode, tried previous kernal 3.0.0.-12-generic
[03:09] <Cindy_> got to 'loading initial ramdisk ...'
[03:09] <Cindy_> now fans are stuck off, and copmuter is hot enough to cook an egg on it
[03:09] <aBound> Hmm, 3.2 kernel sounds like the kernel being currently used in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
[03:10] <CFHowlett> aBound   agreed.
[03:10] <Cindy_> I tried several combinations for r e i s u o
[03:10] <Cindy_> none work... :(
[03:10] <aBound> Cindy_, What version of Ubuntu are you currently running on?
[03:10] <Chipzzz> Cindy_: that's bad... cooking the cpu can be fatal
[03:10] <axisys> how do I enable Ethernet over USB between ubuntu and toshiba thrive tablet? I want to use rsync to copy all contents of thrive over usb. I have a usb a / usb a male cable connected between the ubuntu laptop and toshiba thrive tablet
[03:10] <Cindy_> panicking
[03:10] <Cindy_> 11.10
[03:10]  * CFHowlett *ponders is alpha release = safe release"
[03:11] <aBound> Cindy_, How old is the PC and or/laptop?
[03:11] <Cindy_> 5 days old, samsung series 7?
[03:12] <Cindy_> i spent like 4 hours last night configuring the install...
[03:12] <Cindy_> very close to giving up...
[03:12] <Chipzzz> ouch!
[03:12] <Cindy_> ive uninstalled and reinstalled at least 3 times too
[03:12] <Cindy_> but right now i dont even care about configuring it, i just need to turn the computer off
[03:12] <Cindy_> otherwise ill have a $1300 brick
[03:12] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   why can't teh batter come out?
[03:13] <Cindy_> battery is under screws inside the laptop...
[03:13] <CFHowlett> *the battery*
[03:13] <jazzy1> http://pastebin.com/FgnNnU20 anyone know hats going on? ive tried apt-get update and --fix-missing syntax
[03:13] <Cindy_> :O
[03:13] <aBound> Cindy_, The system can't be shut off automatically by using the shut down button?
[03:13] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   given the overheating I'd almost say risk it and get a screwdriver
[03:13] <Cindy_> previously when it was stuck in purple blank page, I was able to hold the power button down, but for some reason this time the whole system is kaput
[03:14] <Cindy_> whole machine is unresponsive...
[03:14] <Chipzzz> happily the warranty is > 5 days :-)
[03:15] <aBound> Cindy_, Are you able to get to a terminal by pressing ctrl-alt-F1 or nothing happens?
[03:15] <Cindy_> OH!
[03:15] <Cindy_> the whole thing turned off
[03:15] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   by itself?
[03:15] <Cindy_> yeah!
[03:16] <Cindy_> lasdhgaslkjdh woohoo!
[03:16] <Cindy_> booting into windows safely now
[03:16] <Chipzzz> I've got a dollar that says it never turns on again ;-)
[03:16] <CFHowlett> ...  I'd REALLY suggest you leave it off overnight and let everything chill
[03:16] <aBound> Laptops tend to shut off automatically when the temperature of the CPU temp reaches a high temp.
[03:16] <CFHowlett> Chipzzz   I'll double that
[03:16] <Chipzzz> lol
[03:16] <Cindy_> fan control go!
[03:16] <mrpopo> anyone has nice links to help with building firefox extensions for ubuntu? :o
[03:17] <Guest59178> hai
[03:17] <CFHowlett> mrpopo   might want to search mozilla development
[03:17] <Cindy_> whew, that was too exciting and dramatic
[03:17] <CFHowlett> Guest59178   greetings
[03:17] <aBound> More or less it seems certain kernels have certain bugs with specific hardware.
[03:17] <Cindy_> i think the battery just ran down
[03:17] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   let us hope
[03:17] <Cindy_> thankfully, ubuntu on this machine uses too much power
[03:18] <Cindy_> ok, should i risk it again?
[03:18] <Cindy_> too scared now
[03:18] <Cindy_> i cant tell if its a kernel issue and how to fix it
[03:18] <dtmbmw325i> I have 4:51 on my laptop so far
[03:19] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   let it cool - overnight is my advice...
[03:19] <aBound> Wait till the machine cools down and try again later. I'm sure by default your laptop has a warranty placed on it.
[03:19] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   also remove that battery and run from ac
[03:19] <Cindy_> should i just give up altogether on 11.10?
[03:20] <CFHowlett> Cindy_   generally I suggest there're excellent reasons to stick with LTS releases - 10.4 is the current and 12.4 comes out in April.
[03:20] <Cindy_> i somewhat need ubuntu soon, but ok
[03:21] <Cindy_> thanks for the help everyone
[03:21] <Cindy_> that was a moment of panic but all is well now
[03:21] <Cindy_> its turned off
[03:21] <CFHowlett> Cindy_  good luck/be safe
[03:21] <Jon--> ActionParsnip, Sorry for the delay
[03:21] <Chipzzz> :-)
[03:21] <aBound> Looks like the power regression fix won't land until kernel 3.3 is released.
[03:22] <mrpopo> CFHowlett yeah that should be a good start :p thx
[03:23] <CFHowlett> mrpopo   good luck
[03:23] <aBound> Bring back the arcades.
[03:23] <aBound> Blah!
[03:23] <Jon--> ActionParsnip, The problem we're currently trying to fix is we have an ntfs share, the share has permissions 770, however when user test makes a file in that directory, it's chowned to test:test instead of test:groupnumber, so +w is lost on the newly created files. How can you do some sort of umask to fix this?
[03:23] <Jon--> Omg that was tl;dr, sorry.
[03:24] <aBound> Is anybody currently on 10.04.4 the last maintenance release is it stable?
[03:24] <eon_> Hello people , does any one used Autodesk Maya on Ubuntu ?
[03:24] <CFHowlett> aBound   yes and yes
[03:24] <Jon--> The aforementioned nautilus issue still exists, one issue at a time.
[03:25] <CFHowlett> aBound   very much so if my ubuntustudio is any indication
[03:25] <aBound> HA! Ubuntustudio surprised people still use it.
[03:25] <CFHowlett> aBound   so much so that I feel no compelling urge to immediately upgrade when 12.04 comes out.
[03:26] <aBound> CFHowlett, Sounds like you're kept on the stable train. :P
[03:26] <psusi> Jon--, to make newly created files inherit the owning group of the directory instead of the creating user, you set the sticky bit
[03:27] <CFHowlett> aBound   LTS works just fine for me, tyvm ...
[03:27] <daweefolk> hi, wondering... in links or links2 can you number the links like lynx does?
[03:28] <aBound> CFHowlett, No doubt LTS's are just supported longer so they're much more stable.
[03:28] <Chipzzz> aBound: i have a 10.04 machine but it isn't on right now... it's quite stable, though
[03:28] <CFHowlett> aBound   works for me...
[03:28] <Jon--> psusi, Don't you have to be the directory owner in order to write to sticky bit directories? That would only work for one group member.
[03:28] <CoreNet> aBound: We are on 10.04 with Amazon EC2 and have had zero problems. Very stable for us
[03:29] <Jon--> psusi, We fixed it
[03:29] <psusi> Jon--, no, the purpose is to have a directory that multiple users can write to ( group or other has +w )... /tmp uses this mode
[03:30] <Jon--> psusi, Thank you very much
[03:33] <aBound> Is 10.04.4 running any latest version of Firefox or would I need a PPA?
[03:34] <noisewaterphd> aBound: you need a ppa
[03:34] <MrHacks> Is it me or did Flash just die?
[03:35] <noisewaterphd> aBound: ppa:mozillateam/firefox-next
[03:35] <noisewaterphd> that will get you the very latest
[03:35] <haylo_> flash doesnt work the same for me anynmore with fglrx
[03:35] <xangua> !info firefox lucid
[03:35] <xangua> abound noisewaterphd that ppa is no longer required ;)
[03:36] <aBound> xangua, Saying it's in the official repo?
[03:36] <xangua> aBound: yes
[03:36] <Chrys0pras3> hi
[03:36] <aBound> It's like I want to move to that version but than I know my hardware won't be as effective on it as it is with 11.10.
[03:36] <noisewaterphd> xangua: cool, good to know
[03:37] <aBound> Thankies.
[03:37] <Chrys0pras3> can't seem to get a pattern to work
[03:37] <Chrys0pras3> using grep -E -o "archive_files.php?action=download&amp;id=[:digit:]+"
[03:37] <Chrys0pras3> the purpose is to match archive_files.php?action=download&amp;id=2305   archive_files.php?action=download&amp;id=96868 etc
[03:40] <JohnDoe`> "_|_"
[03:40] <_Marcus> JohnDoe: ?
[03:42] <alexpku> hai
[03:42] <jazzy1> http://pastebin.com/FgnNnU20 anyone know hats going on? ive tried apt-get update and --fix-missing syntax
[03:44] <noisewaterphd> jazzy1: did you test that link to see if the server is up and the package exists?
[03:44] <jazzy1> good idea.
[03:44] <jazzy1> i should try that
[03:44] <Chipzzz> jazzy1: it looks like there's something wrong at the repo
[03:44] <noisewaterphd> it's up for me, but that doesn't mean much
[03:45] <jazzy1> yeah the links are working form what i can tell
[03:46] <jeregon> Chipzzz: hey man i took a look at the video and im having problems with my vpn :/
[03:46] <jazzy1> i went out to the site and downloaded the version i need
[03:46] <jazzy1> but im confused as to how i can install it
[03:46] <Chipzzz> jeregon: what happened?
[03:47] <noisewaterphd> jazzy1: your output does show the repo trying to serve it from cache, maybe the cache has been invalidated and their system out of synch now? that kind of stuff usually works itself out pretty quickly.
[03:47] <jeregon> Chipzzz: im not able to connect to the vpn server :/
[03:47] <jazzy1> so probably just go ahead and clear the apt cache and restart maybe?
[03:47] <noisewaterphd> jazzy1: you got the .deb file?
[03:47] <letadmin> Is this the correct forum to ask for help with Lubuntu/Ubuntu LXDE?
[03:47] <jazzy1> uh its a tar.gz file
[03:47] <noisewaterphd> just install it then
[03:47] <noisewaterphd> oh
[03:48] <Chipzzz> jeregon: are you running a firewall?
[03:48] <jeregon> Chipzzz: the server runs but i cant connect hold on i think i know wht the problem might be
[03:48] <noisewaterphd> jazzy1: download the deb file, a deb file will just install easily with the software manager
[03:49] <letadmin> I need some help with Ubuntu LXDE if anyone can help or direct me to the correct channel.
[03:49] <jazzy1> okayill try that, thanks noisewaterphd
[03:50] <letadmin> Does anyone here use wicd instead of network manager?
[03:52] <jeregon> Chipzzz: brb
[03:53] <Chipzzz> k
[03:54] <JoseeAntonioR> Hello! Does anyone here knows if the pad is working? Because I have been getting an error for the past hours.
[03:54] <bsr> hey guys, quick question here. Any way to modify my ubuntu 11.10 install to launch an alternate program when i type in 'gedit' into the terminal? I have finally found my replacement for gedit, but cannot quit typing gedit into the terminal instead of sublime-text-2. gedit is so much easier to type! I am not sure how to modify these types of settings though. Please let me know if you have any ideas. Thanks!
[03:54] <escott> bsr, then alias it in .bashrc
[03:55] <`korvin> hey, my friend has an ubuntu server I ssh into all the time
[03:55] <`korvin> however, when I ssh, I can't use the common key shortcuts, like up for last input
[03:55] <`korvin> or tab complete
[03:55] <`korvin> how can I enable that functionality?
[03:55] <bsr> awesome, looked up alias, looks like it should do the trick perfectly. Thank you!
[03:56] <escott> `korvin, what shell are you using when you ssh in
[03:56] <_Marcus> What is "Server load"?
[03:56] <`korvin> I'm running kubuntu just typing ssh root@server
[03:56] <`korvin> I don't know
[03:56] <escott> _Marcus, the average number of running processes per unit of time
[03:57] <escott> `korvin, ssh in and type echo $0
[03:57] <letadmin> Quick question.  When I try to open wicd-client gui, it opens and then immediately closes.  Any suggestions to fix this.  I have run wicd-client in the terminal with no error messages.  Worked fine before a reboot but been messed up since.  I still have network connectivity, just can't access the client gui.
[03:58] <ActionParsnip> letadmin: run it from terminal, the output may help
[03:58] <ActionParsnip> `korvin: if you run:  source~/.bash     does it work?
[03:59] <ActionParsnip> oops
[03:59] <ActionParsnip> `korvin: add a space after the word source
[03:59] <`korvin> source not found
[03:59] <ActionParsnip> source ~/.bashrc
[04:00] <ActionParsnip> sorry
[04:00] <`korvin> oh I see escott
[04:00] <`korvin> it's sh
[04:00] <`korvin> ActionParsnip,  command not found
[04:00] <escott> `korvin, there is your problem  see if you can chsh
[04:00] <jazzy1> okay wait
[04:00] <jazzy1> i just thought about something
[04:00] <`korvin> yeah
[04:00] <jazzy1> im using 64bit linux and its trying to install 32bit libraries
[04:00] <`korvin> what should I change it to
[04:00] <`korvin> bash?
[04:00] <ActionParsnip> `korvin: probably why then. If you don't hav ~/.bashrc then bash will have issues
[04:01] <jazzy1> but theres no 64 bit version of wine so how exactly am i going to install wine
[04:01] <escott> `korvin, thats probably what you are most familiar with. you'll have to verify that bash exists but it should
[04:01] <ActionParsnip> !info wine1.3 jazzy1
[04:01] <ActionParsnip> !info wine
[04:01] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: "(Only available for amd64 i386)"   wanna bet?
[04:01] <`korvin> sweet escott
[04:01] <`korvin> thanks
[04:01] <jazzy1> !info freetype
[04:02] <jazzy1> !info libfreetype6_2.4.4-2ubuntu
[04:02] <jazzy1> hm
[04:02] <ActionParsnip> !find libfreetype
[04:02] <jazzy1> !info libfreetype6
[04:02] <ActionParsnip> !info libfreetype6
[04:02] <jazzy1> !info libfreetype6-dev
[04:02] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: where did you hear there was no 64bit wine?
[04:03] <jazzy1> no i mean
[04:03] <jazzy1> this package im trying to install
[04:03] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: wherever it was, its wrong
[04:03] <jazzy1> doesnt have 64 bit
[04:03] <jazzy1> its for wine
[04:03] <FloodBot1> jazzy1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:03] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: use 32bit windows binary, it will work
[04:03] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: assuming the app runs in wine
[04:03] <jazzy1> but it wont install at all. everything works but this single package as it gives me an input/output error
[04:03] <RocketLauncher> When I move my trackpad and I like.. hold it down after I move it.. it drags or crawls a bit. how do i fix this?
[04:03] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: which package?
[04:03] <RocketLauncher> it happened after i upgraded from 10.04
[04:04] <jazzy1> libfreetype6_2.4.4-2ubuntu1.1_i386
[04:04] <jazzy1> when i launch the .deb file it says
[04:04] <jazzy1> Wrong architecture 'i386' in the description
[04:04] <ActionParsnip> RocketLauncher: and what did you upgrade to?
[04:04] <RocketLauncher> ActionParsnip, the latest
[04:04] <RocketLauncher> whatever it is
[04:04] <ActionParsnip> RocketLauncher: did you upgrade to maverick and then natty in between?
[04:04] <RocketLauncher> nope
[04:04] <ActionParsnip> RocketLauncher: thats why then
[04:04] <RocketLauncher> ffff what do i do now
[04:04] <ActionParsnip> RocketLauncher: you cannot bunny hop release
[04:05] <ActionParsnip> RocketLauncher: I'd reinstall with a clean oneiric
[04:05] <RocketLauncher> k
[04:05] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: sudo apt-get install libfreetype6   should install what you need
[04:05] <jazzy1> it says already at the newest version
[04:05] <jazzy1> so i already have it..
[04:06] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: yes, so why are you tring to install a 32bit package?
[04:06] <jazzy1> for wine1.3
[04:06] <jazzy1> but its giving me an error and ceasing install
[04:06] <jazzy1> saying that i cant download libfretypeyaddayadda
[04:06] <jazzy1> or rather, i cant open the file
[04:07] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: can you give a pastebin of the output of:  sudo apt-get install wine1.3; lsb_release -a; uname -a      thanks
[04:08] <jazzy1> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/0jeRWTA9
[04:09] <jazzy1> and yes i tried the --fix-missing and the sudo apt-get update
[04:10] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: ok and the output of:  apt-cache policy wine1.3
[04:10] <jazzy1> ActionParsnip: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ apt-cache policy wine1.3
[04:10] <jazzy1> wine1.3:
[04:10] <jazzy1>   Installed: (none)
[04:10] <jazzy1>   Candidate: 1.4~rc4-0ubuntu1
[04:10] <jazzy1>   Version table:
[04:10] <jazzy1>      1.4~rc4-0ubuntu1 0
[04:10] <jazzy1>         500 http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-wine/ppa/ubuntu/ oneiric/main amd64 Packages
[04:10] <FloodBot1> jazzy1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:11] <jazzy1> whoops
[04:11] <jazzy1> fail paste
[04:11] <jazzy1> http://pastebin.com/9jMmiiu5
[04:11] <FloodBot1> jazzy1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:11] <jazzy1> my bad :/
[04:11] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: i suggest you comtact the ppa maintainer
[04:12] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: we cannot support PPAs here
[04:12] <jazzy1> ok. thanks.
[04:13] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: does the app you are wantingto run, run better in the newer version?
[04:13] <jazzy1> not sure. i could try an older version i guess
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> jazzy1: i would, remove the PPA and try that, you'll probably find it installs cleanly as it is tested to work with your release
[04:17] <Saik> well, seems i found linux software with no seeds
[04:17] <legend> bug win 7
[04:18] <blackshirt> Saik,what you mean?
[04:18] <legend> do you know?
[04:18] <Saik> Linux+ LX0-101 102 Lab Sim by TestOut
[04:19] <Saik> i could order it but found out a bit late that i needed it for a class midterm
[04:21] <ActionParsnip> Saik: is that copyrighted material?
[04:21] <Saik> not sure
[04:24] <Saik> i suppose it might be, can't seem to find that torrent again. its rather time sensitive atm, ordering it would take too long, awkward
[04:29] <SirSpam> How can I import the GPG key for the ubuntu software repositories
[04:30] <superdave321> is there an apt-get install package for Growl?
[04:31] <ActionParsnip> superdave321: let me see
[04:31] <escott> superdave321, mumble
[04:32] <ActionParsnip> !info avahi-growl
[04:32] <escott> SirSpam, its apt-key add filename
[04:33] <ActionParsnip> http://the.taoofmac.com/space/blog/2006/11/12/1145
[04:33] <ActionParsnip> !find growl
[04:34] <escott> I think ubottu died
[04:34] <ActionParsnip> yeah, must be her bedtime :)
[04:34] <SirSpam> escott: Now where can I find the Ubuntu Software repository key file?
[04:34] <escott> SirSpam, keyserver.ubuntu.com
[04:35] <SirSpam> escott: Thanks
[04:36] <superdave321> ActionParsnip, escott: Found it... http://mattn.github.com/growl-for-linux/
[04:36] <acidrain> wtf. shoutcast is so hard to use now lol
[04:37] <acidrain> i dont even want a shoutcast server no more
[04:37] <acidrain> and it appears it cost money :/ linux fail
[04:37] <escott> superdave321, avahi is the standard zeroconf implementation so if it has a growl plugin its probably better to use that
[04:38] <wannabemonadist> hi
[04:38] <wannabemonadist> ubuntu n00b here..
[04:38] <wannabemonadist> i think i screwed up my .bashrc
[04:39] <superdave321> escott, Hmmm you wanna expand? I've only worked with growl's front-end...
[04:39] <wannabemonadist> i am getting the following ouput each time i open the terminal emulator http://pastebin.com/pr2SXmHz
[04:39] <cool_beans> Hey guys, I'm really in need of some help :/
[04:39] <cool_beans> My Ubuntu installs arent' working properly because the initial log in screen doesn't load up right
[04:39] <cool_beans> It's placement on my screen is messed up, so that it starts at the middle of my screen, and then wraps around my screen to end at the middle agian.
[04:39] <cool_beans> Basically, if I try to click on the login portion in order to get something going, I can't.
[04:39] <cool_beans> If I restart enough times, I'll get a login screen that has lodead up properly
[04:39] <cool_beans> Could anyone let me know what's going on and what I can do to fix this?
[04:39] <FloodBot1> cool_beans: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:39] <escott> wannabemonadist, you can copy the original out of /etc/skel
[04:39] <wannabemonadist> i did
[04:40] <wannabemonadist> but i have to copy it each time i open the shell
[04:40] <escott> cool_beans, what kind of cable is attached to your monitor
[04:40] <escott> wannabemonadist, ok in what way is it messed up
[04:40] <wannabemonadist> http://pastebin.com/pr2SXmHz
[04:40] <wannabemonadist> this is what i get each tiem i turn on the shell
[04:41] <wannabemonadist> and the same lines become bigger and bigger over timei
[04:41] <cool_beans> Hey guys, I'm really in need of some help :/ My Ubuntu installs arent' working properly because the initial log in screen doesn't load up right.  It's placement on my screen is messed up, so that it starts at the middle of my screen, and then wraps around my screen to end at the middle again. Basically, if I try to click on the login portion in order to get something going, I can't. If I restart enough times, I'll get a login screen tha
[04:41] <ActionParsnip> wannabemonadist: check the folders in $PATH
[04:41] <wannabemonadist> cp /etc/skel/.bashrc ~
[04:41] <cool_beans> escott: oops, I thought I was muted!
[04:41] <wannabemonadist> this is what i try
[04:41] <cool_beans> escott: I have a VGA cable attached to my monitor, but it connects to my video card using a VGA to DVI adapter
[04:41] <ActionParsnip> wannabemonadist: you may want to uncomment the last 3 lines so that bash completion works :)
[04:41] <lewis1711> I am having difficulties with mouse and monitor responding when I log out of a session, and into one. when I log in, the mouse often doesn't respond. when I log out, the monitor goes blank and says there's no input. any idea where I might start looking for solutions to this?
[04:41] <escott> cool_beans, can you go dvi all the way?
[04:42] <cool_beans> escott: I can't, my monitor's an old LCD one.
[04:42] <ActionParsnip> wannabemonadist: may want to chown to your user too, your cp command will need sudo to
[04:42] <escott> cool_beans, well the problem is an invalid modeline. you can specify one in your xorg.conf (although you will have to create one). if you have the money buying a dvi monitor will be the easiest fix
[04:43] <wannabemonadist> i tried sudo, didnt help. havent tried chown
[04:43] <jameslord1> help:)
[04:44] <morrigandsmith> using ubuntu software center, I had an application fail to finish installing (password error of some sort) wouldn't let me go back or stop the install, now I cant install anything
[04:44] <jameslord1> Font directory '/usr/share/fonts/X11/75dpi/' not found, what's wrong?
[04:44] <cool_beans> escott: Yeah, I don't quite have the money, hahaha - stereotypical student's budget. I'll try looking into creating a xorg.conf though.
[04:44] <axisys> so anyone has any idea why I get no message in dmesg when plugin my usb cable into it?
[04:44] <cool_beans> escott: Thanks :)
[04:44] <ActionParsnip> wannabemonadist: sudo cp /root/.bashrc $HOME; sudo chown $USER:$USER ~/.bashrc
[04:44] <escott> cool_beans, http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=4&ved=0CEgQFjAD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fxtiming.sourceforge.net%2F&ei=JGdIT-ixF4ziggfWq-WaDg&usg=AFQjCNEgwth25GHVA4IfNsorcTw0QP-aXg&sig2=3_E3JPMVaJEv7Q3rS5Gknw
[04:44] <axisys> the other side is is connected to a android tablet
[04:44] <escott> cool_beans, darn google http://xtiming.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/xtiming.pl
[04:45] <legend> sudo aptitude install unrar
[04:45] <legend> E: Failed to fetch http://archive.offensive-security.com/pool/multiverse/u/unrar-nonfree/unrar_3.8.2-1_i386.deb: 404 Not Found
[04:45] <`Korvin> how can I grep for '$
[04:45] <morrigandsmith> using ubuntu software center, I had an application fail to finish installing (password error of some sort) wouldn't let me go back or stop the install, now I cant install anything. any suggestions on how to get the installer to quit and take the lock off?
[04:45] <ActionParsnip> legend: run:  sudo apt-get update     first
[04:46] <X5h4d0w> any programming channel?
[04:46] <jameslord1> hell
[04:46] <X5h4d0w> python programming
[04:46] <`Korvin> X5h4d0w, what language
[04:46] <`Korvin> ##python I'm sure
[04:46] <cool_beans> escott: Sweet!
[04:46] <wannabemonadist> another question.... does anyone here use bumblebee?
[04:46] <`Korvin> X5h4d0w, #python
[04:47] <ActionParsnip> wannabemonadist: its superceeded by ironhide
[04:47] <ActionParsnip> wannabemonadist: i dont use either and never will
[04:47] <`Korvin> anyone know how I can grep for '$
[04:47] <X5h4d0w> k thnx
[04:47] <`Korvin> just remember channel names are pretty semantic
[04:48] <wannabemonadist> ActionParsnip: wont use it because you dont have a stupid hybrid graphics card or won
[04:48] <`Korvin> #derp will probably be about derp
[04:48] <`Korvin> if it isn't add a #
[04:48] <`Korvin> ##derp
[04:48] <wannabemonadist> ... wont use it because its unsatisfactory
[04:48] <legend> :X
[04:48] <ActionParsnip> wannabemonadist: both, i think its a nasty idea
[04:48] <escott> morrigandsmith, when you try and install something what error do you get
[04:48] <wannabemonadist> buying an alienware was the worst decision i made... and im not even a gamer
[04:48] <ActionParsnip> wannabemonadist: and nvidia and amd have both stated they will not be supporting anything but windows with it, so I won't buy it
[04:49] <morrigandsmith> escott, E: Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[04:49] <morrigandsmith> E: Unable to lock the list directory
[04:49] <wannabemonadist> ActionParsnip: i know. thanks for the help, btw
[04:49] <morrigandsmith> escott, only synaptic is running
[04:49] <escott> morrigandsmith, so if no apt instances are running why not remove the lock and try again
[04:50] <morrigandsmith> escott, how do I remove the lock? I have never had to deal with this before
[04:50] <X5h4d0w> fuck this gay irc server, i dont want to fucking register
[04:51] <escott> morrigandsmith, close synaptic. use ps aux | grep dpkg and ps aux | grep apt to verify nothing is running then sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/lock
[04:52] <escott> `Korvin, escape with \
[04:52] <`Korvin> I tried that escott
[04:53] <`Korvin> grep "'\$" returned every line >.<
[04:53] <`Korvin> what is the right escape balance?
[04:53] <L3top> grep "\'\$"
[04:54] <escott> `Korvin, you are getting into multiple escaping issues grep '\$' will do what you want so '\'\$' should work "'\$" doesn't fully escape shell expansion
[04:54] <`Korvin> oh I see
[04:54] <`Korvin> thanks escott
[04:55] <escott> L3top, `Korvin it is the diff between echo "\$" and echo '\$' that is the problem
[04:55] <morrigandsmith> escott, the dpkg config that hung on my is still showing as running
[04:55] <escott> morrigandsmith, well if its hung not much you can do but kill it
[04:55] <`Korvin> escott, grep -R '\'\$' ./ is waiting for more input, looks like the quote isn't being escaped -.-
[04:56] <escott> morrigandsmith, sudo kill #### where ### was the pid of the dpkg instance
[04:56] <escott> `Korvin, then use " but \\$
[04:56] <escott> `Korvin, echo "'\\$" shows as '\$ which is what grep needs
[04:56] <`Korvin> xD
[04:57] <`Korvin> that did it
[04:57] <ActionParsnip> !aptfix | morrigandsmith
[04:57] <`Korvin> thanks
[04:57] <ActionParsnip> yay ubottu is up
[04:57] <cool_beans> Is there a light version of Ubuntu I can download while I'm still using Windows? By light version, I mean something that doesn't have to download things for an hour or so (because of my crappy internet connection) in order to set up things like languages (I really only need one language). I looked into setting up ubuntu from the "mini" version, but it too has to download quite a few things, which basically means I can't use my computer 
[04:58] <SudoKing> you could try running a livecd
[04:58] <morrigandsmith> ty ActionParsnip I will give that a try
[04:58] <cool_beans> I need to do more than just access the internet though, haha.
[04:58] <Jordan_U> escott: For future refernce, in bash the only "special" character in a single quoted string is another single quote. You can literally so '\' would be the literal string containing a backslash character.
[04:59] <escott> Jordan_U, yeah i usually figure it out when i need to by trial and error
[04:59] <Jordan_U> cool_beans: The mini.iso is the exact opposite of what you want. It downloads everything from the internet.
[04:59] <nagarajan> hi there
[05:00] <nagarajan> I am not getting GRUB while system starting
[05:00] <Jordan_U> cool_beans: A standard Ubuntu Desktop iso can install with no internet connection at all. If it starts trying to download language packs hit cancel (or just never connect to the internet from the LiveCD during install).
[05:00] <nagarajan> I am getting message as INPUT NOT SUPPORTED
[05:01] <nagarajan> WHAT I HAVE TO DO FOR INITIATING GRUB ON MY COMPUTER
[05:01] <qazokm> nagarajan, that means
[05:01] <qazokm> your input is not supported
[05:02] <Jordan_U> !caps | nagarajan
[05:02] <nagarajan> ok
[05:02] <L3top> How did you get to this point nagarajan?
[05:03] <cool_beans> jordan_U: I facepalmed :p Thanks!
[05:04] <Jordan_U> cool_beans: You're welcome :)
[05:06] <nirjhor> is there any PPA to install 3.2.6 kernel?
[05:09] <w1jp> Hi I am using Ubuntu 11.10 on a Lenovo Thinkpad and every time I wake from sleep, my screen gets corrupted. Any ideas?
[05:09] <lunitik> nirjhor: is there are particular feature in that kernel you need?
[05:09] <lunitik> s/are/any/
[05:09] <w1jp> no, it was just upgraded to that
[05:09] <nirjhor> lunitik: yes, in this kernel my sound driver doesn't work properly
[05:09] <w1jp> (or the lateset stable release when I installed it)
[05:10] <nirjhor> lunitik: so, wanted to try my luck upgrading
[05:10] <Jordan_U> qazokm: What exactly do you see when you try to boot? I assume that this "Input not supported" is actually an error message from your monitor.
[05:11] <nirjhor> lunitik: so, is there any PPA? :)
[05:11] <qazokm> Jordan_U, I see my keyboard
[05:13] <Jordan_U> qazokm: That's not a terribly useful description. If you want support you'll have to do better than that.
[05:14] <lunitik> nirjhor: no, you can build your own kernel though... debian provides kernel-package to make it a little easier, but I really don't recommend it... there is a wiki page for troubleshooting audio
[05:14] <lunitik> !sound
[05:14] <lunitik> !audio
[05:14] <lunitik> ~audio
[05:14]  * lunitik stops
[05:14] <qazokm> Jordan_U, then I guess im not going to do any better! HOHOHO LOOK BEFORE YOU PING PEOPLE
[05:15] <lunitik> nirjhor: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449 ... sound is such a frequent issue that it isn't worth it to trouble shoot in the channel
[05:16] <lunitik> nirjhor: this is the corresponding wiki page, but the thread looks more helpful https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[05:16] <nirjhor> lunitik: thanks man :)
[05:16] <xtmobo> hello everyone.
[05:16] <jameslord> what's wrong with vnc? http://paste.ubuntu.com/856166/
[05:16] <xtmobo> i need help establishing a server to server connection with PHP and Java Server
[05:17] <xtmobo> can anybpdy help?
[05:17] <morrigandsmith> xtmobo, try in #ubuntuserver
[05:17] <lunitik> jameslord: try doing 'touch /home/jack/.Xresources' then running it again
[05:17] <morrigandsmith> xtmobo, they have helped me with a lot of server related stuff in there
[05:18] <xtmobo> thanks let me try.
[05:19] <ActionParsnip> nirjhor: we don't support kernels not intended for your release here
[05:19] <ActionParsnip> nirjhor: there is a ppa but its not supported here
[05:19] <nirjhor> ActionParsnip: yet, May I have the PPA?
[05:20]  * lunitik mumbles something about not being able to find it being a hint
[05:20] <ActionParsnip> nirjhor: check pm
[05:20] <w1jp> help ctcp
[05:20] <jameslord> lunitik ok now:)
[05:21] <xtmobo> #ubuntuserver there is nobody available to chat.
[05:21] <lunitik> nirjhor: Many more issues could arise using an unsupported kernel, I would really recommend troubleshooting your sound instead.
[05:21] <nimbiotics> Hello evry1. Cab someone please explain why "grep "sntnc[0]" butcher.py" is not returning any lines? TIA!
[05:21] <lunitik> xtmobo: #ubuntu-server
[05:21] <jameslord> lunitik but there is still some problem , the remote window's headline seems broken:( buttons like close are not shown
[05:22] <lunitik> jameslord: can you show a screenshot?
[05:23] <Chipzzz> nimbiotics: you probably have to escape the "[" and "]"
[05:23] <jameslord> lunitik the headline is black, no icon such as close x is shown:(
[05:23] <nimbiotics> Chipzzz: THX
[05:23] <Chipzzz> :-)
[05:24] <lunitik> jameslord: http://imagebin.org/ throw the image there cuz it could be a few things from your description
[05:25] <lunitik> Chipzzz: by escape he means do "sntnc\[0\]"
[05:25] <Chipzzz> right
[05:25] <Chipzzz> or else 'sntnc[0]'
[05:25] <root1> Is there a reason people try and say you cannot customize gnome/unity? It seems pretty customizable to me
[05:25] <lunitik> uhh, I meant to point that at nimbiotics
[05:26] <nimbiotics> lunitik: I got it alreadym thx
[05:26] <Chipzzz> lunitik: (not really sure about the second one, though)
[05:26] <haylo> root1they just havent found the gui thats lets you change   everything
[05:27] <lunitik> root1: take a look at something like openbox config options, or kde even... people don't like that Gnome is targeted at people who like clean interfaces and don't mind something like dconf
[05:27] <haylo> but i still use openbox instead
[05:27] <root1> lunitik: i see but what is wrong with a clean interface? especially one that you can tweak gui wise
[05:27] <lunitik> Gnome is actually more customizable perhaps than KDE, for instance, but the configs are all hidden out of the general UI
[05:28] <lunitik> root1: people call it 'dumbing down', it is just a generic complaint
[05:28] <root1> lunitik: just download gnome-tweak and copy a folder into .themes and thats it lol even for a newbie
[05:28] <cool_beans> Why are there so many different linux distributions like Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, etc.?
[05:28] <cool_beans> What does Arch offer that Ubuntu does not, and vice versa? Is it a subjective thing?
[05:28] <cool_beans> Are there objective reasons?
[05:28] <lunitik> cool_beans: cuz people can make linux exactly what they want, and many want to show off what they made
[05:29] <cool_beans> ahh
[05:29] <cool_beans> Sigh.
[05:29] <root1> lunitik: even for a newbie though, just copy a folder into .themes and download gnome-tweak and you're done
[05:29] <Chipzzz> cool_beans: diffr'nt strokes for diffr'nt folks
[05:29] <ActionParsnip> cool_beans: i'd ask in #ubuntu-offtopic  this is suport only
[05:29] <DropsOfSerenity> cool_beans, a faster system, custom tailored to your own needs, no bloat
[05:29] <cool_beans> Perfect, sorry bout that!
[05:29] <cool_beans> I'll ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:29] <root1> sorry lagging or something
[05:29] <ActionParsnip> DropsOfSerenity: you can get that with ubuntu-minimal
[05:30] <DropsOfSerenity> ActionParsnip, not vanilla packages
[05:30] <ActionParsnip> DropsOfSerenity: sure, install minimal then install openbox and slim, no bloat
[05:31] <lunitik> ActionParsnip: vanilla means what upstream released... on debian systems there are a lot of patches and the like because debian likes to do things their way
[05:31] <DropsOfSerenity> ActionParsnip, i'm saying the packages on arch are vanilla (no patches applied) and are more up to date, you can get essentially the same system in both, i'm just saying what the differences are.
[05:32] <kabiigon> does any know about usb 3
[05:32] <jameslord> lunitik dude, see this pic http://i.imgur.com/JQMtw.png
[05:32] <lunitik> Arch is still pretty patch-happy though, their fs is quite different to others
[05:32] <mi3> HI!
[05:32] <ActionParsnip> if you want full customizability, use gentoo
[05:33] <lunitik> or funtoo
[05:33] <cool_beans> what does "patch-happy" mean?
[05:33] <cool_beans> they patch things a lot?
[05:33] <cool_beans> Why is that a bad thing?
[05:33] <lunitik> jameslord: eeek, see, I thought the whole bar was gone... I'm not sure what could have happened there, sorry
[05:34] <DropsOfSerenity> arch's package manager is faster, even for binaries, and they have more community support than gentoo atm, gentoo is still the best for compiling your own USE flags, but arch would probably be the best choice for a binary distro of that philosophy.
[05:34] <lunitik> cool_beans: its not, but it isn't vanilla when you patch...
[05:34] <mi3> can you suggest me how can I open image files in picasa photo viewer by default instead of gnome image viewer?
[05:34] <cool_beans> ahhh
[05:35] <kabiigon> did you try picasa /pat/to/file
[05:35] <mi3> ?
[05:35] <lunitik> This really isn't a discussion for #ubuntu
[05:35] <Chipzzz> mi3: open the properties for the file type you want to change, go to the 'open with' section, and change it
[05:36] <kabiigon> i need some usb 3 hel
[05:36] <kabiigon> p
[05:36] <kabiigon> am i in the right place
[05:36] <mi3> Chipzzz there is no option of picasa photo viewer!
[05:37] <Chipzzz> mi3: no, you have to do it for each file type (.jpg, gif, etc)... just open the properties box for any file of the given type & change it there
[05:37] <ActionParsnip> kabiigon: not sure usb3 is in the kernel yet. I'd ask in #ubuntu+1 to see if its in the precise kernel
[05:38] <Chipzzz> mi3: for example, put a jpg on your desktop, right click on it, select properties, and change which program opens it... done for all jpg's
[05:39] <mi3> Chipzzz give me the command to open that file from picasa cos i dont have that option
[05:39] <Chipzzz> k... hang on
[05:40] <kabiigon> mi3, either picasa or picasa web
[05:40] <mi3> picasa kabligon
[05:40] <kabiigon> im taling about the command
[05:40] <Chipzzz> mi3: under your choices, there's a button marked "Show other applications".. click that
[05:41] <Chipzzz> mi3: picasa should be in that list
[05:42] <somethinginteres> weird problem just arose. Holding down my backspace key does nothing. If I press it over and over per char I want to delete it works
[05:43] <mi3> Chipzzz I right click on the png/jpg file then select open with other application, then there is no option for picasa however there is custom command option so i guess there must be a command to open it via picasa can you suggest me that command?
[05:44] <Chipzzz> mi3: "select open with other application" is different from opening the properties box, selecting the "open with" tab and clicking the "Show other applications" button
[05:44] <Chipzzz> mi3: ;-)
[05:45] <mi3> yeah yeah i mean open with then open with>other applications
[05:45] <mi3> :)
[05:45] <Chipzzz> picasa isn't in that list either?!?
[05:47] <mi3> no it isn,t Chipzzz
[05:47] <Chipzzz> :-(
[05:47] <mi3> sorry *isn't
[05:47] <mi3> I am asking you 4 the command Chipzzz provide me the custom  command
[05:48] <Chipzzz> mi3: the command would be /path/to/picasa %u ... to find the full path to picasa just type "which picasa"
[05:49] <spridel> hi, i can't seem to access a specific site from FF in ubuntu 10.04, but chromium it works fine, as well as on my other computers.  any ideas?
[05:49] <mi3> ok let me try that
[05:50] <mi3> where are picasa settings stored in ubuntu Chipzzz?
[05:50] <Chipzzz> spridel: a popup blocker or noscript suggest themselves as possibilities
[05:51] <Chipzzz> mi3: i don't have it installed, but i'd expect them to be in .config/picasa
[05:51] <mi3> its not there, is it in /usr/bin?
[05:52] <Chipzzz> mi3: sorry ~/.config/picasa
[05:52] <harsh343> how to kill program in ubuntu
[05:52] <harsh343> ?
[05:52] <harsh343> I want to kill libre office
[05:52] <T_H_X> harsh343: xkill   or kill from term
[05:52] <mi3> picasa folder is not there in .config folder Chipzzz
[05:52] <Chipzzz> htop also does a nice job
[05:52] <harsh343> office not responding right now T_H_X
[05:53] <harsh343> yes xkill
[05:53] <harsh343> just hung up
[05:53] <Chipzzz> mi3: you're sure it's installed?
[05:54] <zykotick9> harsh343: xkill is "weak".  You could probably use "killall soffice.bin" from terminal.
[05:54] <mi3> it is installed Chipzzz i just edited one of the images with that a few moments ago!
[05:54] <harsh343> zykotick9, what i can do ?
[05:54] <harsh343> how ?
[05:54] <L3top> ps aux | grep libre
[05:54] <L3top> killall -9 whatreturned
[05:54] <zykotick9> harsh343: from a terminal run "killall soffice.bin"
[05:55] <harsh343> zykotick9, excellent works thanks dear
[05:55] <spridel> Chipzzz: thanks, looks like i'll add them in one by one and see which one breaks the page, interestingly enough it is only one site
[05:56] <Chipzzz> mi3: google tells me they're in ~/.google/picasa
[05:57] <mi3> Chipzzz: i got that folder now?
[05:58] <Chipzzz> spridel: good luck :-)
[05:58] <spridel> Chipzzz: interesting it is HTTPS everywhere
[05:58] <jameslord> hell
[05:59] <Chipzzz> mi3: that was for an installation running under wine... is your running native or under wine?
[05:59] <mi3> its native
[05:59] <Chipzzz> spridel: that is interesting... which site?
[05:59] <spridel> backtrack-linux.org
[06:00] <mi3> google itself has developed picasa on wine  thats why the deb file is a little big
[06:00] <mi3> google itself has developed picasa on wine  thats why the deb file is a little big Chipzzz
[06:00] <Chipzzz> mi3: you could try "locate picasa | less" and find them :-)
[06:00] <L3top> mi3 you could try dpkg -L picasa | grep conf
[06:01] <L3top> or dpkg -L picasa | grep oogle
[06:01] <Chipzzz> or that... :-)
[06:01] <L3top> or just look at the whole list from dpkg -L picasa for something that seems logical
[06:02] <mi3> its in a folder called /opt/google
[06:02] <mi3> its in a folder called /opt/google/picasa/3.0
[06:03] <L3top> nice... locate is more complete... thanks Chipzzz
[06:04] <Chipzzz> spridel: backtrack-linux.org looks good in my firefox with noscript blocking lots of stuff... i don't have chrome installed, though... sorry
[06:05] <spridel> Chipzzz: no worries, think it is interesting that a security disto's site is breaking on SSL handling
[06:05] <Chipzzz> lol... it is :-)
[06:06] <Etherael1> I just installed oneiric, I absolutely *despise* unity and what has happened to the grid plugin in compiz (https://bugs.launchpad.net/compiz-plugins-main/+bug/878820) Is there an alternative desktop environment that isn't quite so utterly broken?
[06:06] <spridel> i'm pinged those guys, it could be that i have a bad certificate in FF(always possible)
[06:06] <theadmin> Etherael1: XFCE, Gnome Shell, Gnome Fallback, KDE, LXDE...
[06:06] <Etherael1> Can I just rebuild compiz from source and use that and then it won't be so completely screwed?
[06:06] <jschall> so, on my kubuntu laptop, the regulatory domain on my wifi was set to 00, instead of US... i set it to US using "iw reg set US" but will this change be permanent? if not, how do i make it permanent? shouldn't kubuntu be setting it correctly based on the time zone i select?
[06:06] <mi3> Chipzzz, how long are there ? i will be back in 20? can you hang on?
[06:07] <spridel> Chipzzz: thanks again.
[06:07] <Chipzzz> Etherael1: i gather gnome 3 runs nicely on oneiric, but i'm running it with unity and cairo-dock & like it a lot :-)
[06:07] <Etherael1> What DE is least likely to be broken in future distributions because of ubuntu's continuing pandering to the lowest common denominators?
[06:08] <Chipzzz> mi3: i'll pribably be hanging around...
[06:08] <Chipzzz> sprindel: my pleasure
[06:09] <theadmin> Etherael1: XFCE hardly ever changes. It also is a lot similar to Gnome2. If you're a fan of that, try it
[06:09] <cisers> http://pastie.org/3452936
[06:09] <Jordan_U> Etherael1: Please keep the ranting out of your support questions. You don't need to compile compiz from source to use it without Unity. Unity is a compiz plugin, you can disable / remove it if you want.
[06:09] <rymate1234> ^
[06:09] <Etherael1> Jordan_U: The grid plugin is still useless due to the previously pasted change.
[06:09] <possible1994> What command do I use in fdisk to make /dev/sda have a partition start at sector 512?
[06:09] <Etherael1> and it was a huge part of the way I used to use compiz.
[06:10] <Etherael1> and by the amount of complaints on that ticket, a lot of other people too.
[06:10] <cisers> http://pastie.org/3452937
[06:10] <acidrain> what ever happened to the good ole days where u setup an ftp server and it just worked lol
[06:10] <possible1994> Is there any easy way to optimize my SSD for ubuntu, or am I going to have to read about 10 tutorials and extract the applicable information due to dates of posting?
[06:11] <Etherael1> I don't even know there is anything else like that available in linux *aside* from the non canonical modified version of compiz grid
[06:11] <acidrain> in ubuntu, is it possible to setup a symbolic link that goes to a directory that has certain permissions. but that sym link has ftp permissions, and is able to access files in the other directory?
[06:11] <CFHowlett> cisers if you have an ubuntu support query, ask.  Otherwise, stop spamming.
[06:12] <linus> On 11.04 in which file are the screen resolution settingw recorded?
[06:12] <theadmin> Etherael1: If you don't like how Ubuntu is, switch, that's what I say. Though up to you of course.
[06:12] <Jordan_U> acidrain: Symbolic links cannot in any way affect the permissions of their target, if that is what you're asking.
[06:13] <Chipzzz> acidrain: you mean a link with different properties than the folder to which it's linked?
[06:13] <acidrain> Chipzzz: yes
[06:13] <Etherael1> theadmin: I like the reliability of the core and the general strength with which it is put together, the changes in oneiric from a user experience perspective speaking as someone who has actually used a computer before though are utterly devastating.
[06:13] <Chipzzz> interesting question...
[06:13] <acidrain> thanks. i would like to setup an ftp server, but i dont want to change permissions on all of these files. though i could do it with a 1 line command
[06:14] <Chipzzz> acidrain: off the top of my head, i would think not, but i could be wrong
[06:15] <linus> @Etherael1 a window manager rewrite that puts most of the load on the gpu was a great advancement. and I think the user experience is a good start in a new and more productive direction
[06:16] <Etherael1> @linus, sure, no objection to compositing / acceleration, no real objection even to having a beginner UX that is aimed at people who don't know how to use computers, but breaking a keyboard shortcut plugin at the same time, which let's face facts, idiot users will never even touch, what's the rationale for that?
[06:16] <Chipzzz> acidrain: generally, it's done by making an ftp user & group... setting the file permissions accordingly
[06:16] <xtmobo> is there any other way of communicating using cURL without POST method?
[06:16] <theadmin> Etherael1: Could you pm me?
[06:17] <linus> which keyboard shortcut are you refering to? I think all mine still work
[06:18] <Chipzzz> xtmobo: curl is highly configurable... type "man curl" to see them all
[06:18] <linus> And I dont think it is just aimed at newbie. The incorporation of the gnome-do like app launching and displaying of most recent files could deffinitly increase productivity for all users.\
[06:19] <dnivra> hello I'm using kubuntu 11.10 and have a weird issue. I'm trying to use 'jdb' and I get this output. why does this happen? http://paste.ubuntu.com/856200/
[06:19] <Etherael1> linus kp+4 / 6 in compiz used to resize windows to 1/3 1/2 2/3 of the screen, it now just does 1/2.
[06:19] <Etherael1> linus: it was done on purpose https://bugs.launchpad.net/compiz-plugins-main/+bug/878820 for some totally inexplicable reason.
[06:20] <dnivra> installing openjdk-6-jdk solves the issue.
[06:22] <jschall> so, on my kubuntu laptop, the regulatory domain on my wifi was set to 00, instead of US... i set it to US using "iw reg set US" but will this change be permanent? if not, how do i make it permanent? shouldn't kubuntu be setting it correctly based on the time zone i select?
[06:24] <possible1994> If I only make one partition on my SSD, doesn't that automatically make it aligned, since gparted makes the start sector 1mb, which is divisible by 512?
[06:25] <Chipzzz> possible1994: you'll probably save yourself some trouble later on if you make separate partitions for "/" and "/home"
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> possible1994: if you are using SSD, I suggest you put your web browser cache in tempfs
[06:26] <linus> where are the settings from display settings saved?
[06:26] <possible1994> ActionParsnip, I put a few dir's in tempfs, and changed to the noop scheduler
[06:27] <possible1994> I would love to make sure my SSD were aligned properly
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> possible1994: adding the mount option:  noatime   can help too
[06:27] <possible1994> Yes I did that, and discard to enable TRIM
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> possible1994: moving stuff to tempfs in general is good, less access to slow HDDs
[06:28] <Chipzzz> possible1994: take a look at it in "disk utiity"
[06:28] <possible1994> ActionParsnip, If I had a lot of ram, what would prevent me from mounting / to RAM at boot?
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> possible1994: you can, its how the liveCD works
[06:29] <possible1994> Well, not most livecd's
[06:30] <possible1994> It seems to me, that with a lot of ram, and a decent Sata3 SSD, it would be extremely fast to mount everything to ram from the SSD at boot
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> possible1994: i tried to do it myself, you'd need to rebuild initramfs at shutdown to put the changes back on the drive
[06:35] <possible1994> ActionParsnip, can gparted be used to align my SSD properly, or do I need to use something more flexible like fdisk?
[06:35] <cdj> *sigh* why do I always keep losing my flash drives... I swear it was on the table a minute before
[06:36] <mi3> hi Chipzzz you there?
[06:37] <mi3> ohh he left, can someone suggest how can I open my png/jpg files with picasa photo viewer instead of gnome image viewer?
[06:38] <cisers> http://pastie.org/2708457
[06:38] <CFHowlett> mi3    system>preferences>preferred applications
[06:38] <CFHowlett> cisers   please stop
[06:39] <Blue1> I can't get ubuntu to properly display foreign characters like japanese.  How can I fix this?
[06:39] <DropsOfSerenity> mi3, right click properties -> open with -> set as default, if it's not there show other applications
[06:39] <Blue1> CFHowlett: he's doint this on #debian as well
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> possible1994: not sure, i've alwas used platter based drives
[06:39] <CFHowlett> Blue1    my vote is kick - but I'm not a mod...
[06:40] <Blue1> CFHowlett: ditto
[06:40] <zykotick9> Blue1: and you, you're having the same issue on both debian and ubuntu
[06:40] <Blue1> zykotick9: yes
[06:40] <mi3> CFHowlett tried that option but it directly opens picasa gallery instead of photo viewer , DropsOfSerenity, I looked into that option 1st but that option is not there
[06:40] <possible1994> ActionParsnip,  You should get an SSD, it makes an incredible difference, but I know you knew that. I'm out anyway take care.
[06:40]  * CFHowlett *adds cisers to "ignore" for eternity"*
[06:41] <linus> where are the settings from display settings saved?
[06:41] <linus> there is no more xorg.conf
[06:41] <DropsOfSerenity> mi3, you are using unity 11.10?
[06:41] <linus> the settings the xrandr load on startup have to be saved somewhere
[06:41] <zykotick9> linus: no xorg.conf "by default"
[06:41] <ActionParsnip> yeah, my web browsing will be so much different considering its all in RAM which is faster than SSD. Go figure
[06:41] <bobo37773> linus: just create one
[06:41] <Blue1> pc205-net193.mgmt.ucalgary.ca/136.159.193.205
[06:42] <linus> I know there is no xorg.conf by default.
[06:42] <ActionParsnip> linus: if xorg.conf exists, it will be obeyed
[06:42] <linus> so when you change the settings where are they saved?
[06:42] <L3top> xorg -config I think... but you want to just know how it is working now?
[06:42] <L3top> might be --config
[06:42] <L3top> cant remember
[06:42] <linus> there is no xorg.conf
[06:42] <linus> you dont need it
[06:42] <ActionParsnip> linus: there can be
[06:42] <ActionParsnip> linus: I do
[06:43] <mi3> DropsOfSerenit, I use natty [gnome classic, no effects]
[06:43]  * L3top definitely needs it
[06:43] <L3top> lol
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> linus: if your monitor doesn't play nice then you will need one to tell the display how to use the hardware
[06:43] <linus> ok if you are using a propritary driver you need it
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> linus: yes proprietary driver
[06:44] <ActionParsnip> linus: "06:42 < linus> you dont need it"
[06:44] <linus> I just want to change the settings xrandr runs when you start a session
[06:44] <CFHowlett> blue1 you wanted kanji characters ??
[06:45] <ActionParsnip> linus: my screen sets DPI at something silly like 2000 x 2000 at 1940x1024 res, makes the text HUGE and the windows controls teeny tiny, so I NEED xorg.conf to set the DPI to someting sane so I can use the OS
[06:45] <L3top> locate xrander ?
[06:45] <ActionParsnip> xrandr
[06:45] <fAz4> where can i check libre office log files ?
[06:45] <L3top> yes
[06:45] <L3top> ty
[06:46] <ActionParsnip> fAz4: possibly in ~/.libreoffice  someplace
[06:46] <Blue1> CFHowlett: yes
[06:46] <mi3> CFHowlett any suggestions?
[06:46] <Blue1> CFHowlett: fwiw - I report cisers to the admin contacts at ucalgary
[06:47] <CFHowlett> Blue1   see http://paste.ubuntu.com/856225/
[06:47] <fAz4> ubuntu logouts while working in libreoffice !!!!
[06:47] <fAz4> im in 11.04
[06:47] <CFHowlett> mi3 suggestions for what?
[06:47] <bobo37773> fAz4: Does X crash?
[06:48] <bobo37773> fAz4: Just look at xorg log
[06:48] <L3top> might look around in /var/log fAz4
[06:48] <cisers> Who is cisers?
[06:48] <fAz4> ok
[06:48] <mi3> suggestions for opening jpg files in picasa instead of default image viewer?
[06:48] <bobo37773> fAz4: maybe even dmesg
[06:48] <fAz4> bobo37773: didnt found anything on dmesg
[06:49] <urfr332gO> cisers, you lost yourself. :)
[06:49] <bobo37773> fAz4: you mean nothing at all?
[06:49] <CFHowlett> mi3   ah - right.  My suggestion didn't pan out.  Sorry.  Looking into it.
[06:49] <zykotick9> mi3: does picasa except filenames?  from a terminal can you run "picasa /path/to/file"?
[06:50] <fAz4>  bobo37773: no, about crashes
[06:50] <bobo37773> fAz4: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[06:50] <CFHowlett> mi3 try looking at properties on your jpg and set the opening program to picasa?
[06:50] <shan> hi
[06:50] <shan> 各位好
[06:50] <ActionParsnip> fAz4: try closing all libreoffice apps, renaming ~/.libreoffice and retrying the app
[06:50] <shan> 有中国的么？
[06:50] <shan> 呵呵
[06:50] <CFHowlett> !cn|shan
[06:51] <shan> ok
[06:51] <mi3> wait let me try that
[06:51] <fAz4> ActionParsnip: just while scaling the images, it crashes
[06:51] <shan> thank you
[06:51] <shan> !cn|shan
[06:52] <Blue1> CFHowlett: yeah the message about the chinese channel looks like dominoes with numbers just now.
[06:52] <shan> how to
[06:52] <ActionParsnip> fAz4: if you make a new ubuntu user, is it the same?
[06:52] <CFHowlett> Blue1   so my suggestion didn't work?
[06:52] <mi3> ohh man it opens the picasa suite instead of the image viewer CFHowlett!
[06:52] <rymate1234> shan, copy /join #ubuntu-cn into text box
[06:52] <Blue1> CFHowlett: I missed the suggestion.  let me scroll back.
[06:52] <CFHowlett> Blue1   fwiw, at least in irc, I see the chinese characters.
[06:53] <fAz4> ActionParsnip: yeah, i dont know where find crashes log !
[06:53] <shan> thanks rymate1234
[06:53] <CFHowlett> Blue1   http://paste.ubuntu.com/856225/
[06:53] <ActionParsnip> fAz4: which libreoffice version and which release?
[06:53] <bobo37773> fAz4: Test with a non compositing (less compositing) window manager if you can. What version of ubuntu are you using?
[06:53] <fAz4> ActionParsnip: 11.04  , LibreOffice 3.3.2
[06:54] <fAz4> im on gnome classic with no effect
[06:54] <bobo37773> fAz4: hmm metacity? no compiz or anything?
[06:54] <fAz4> nothing
[06:55] <mi3> fAz4, have you tried updating your office suite?
[06:55] <Blue1> CFHowlett: installing now
[06:55] <fAz4> mi3: in fact i want to know the reason than solving it !
[06:55] <fAz4> logging out is odd !!
[06:55] <bobo37773> fAz4: Did you look at your xorg log
[06:56] <fAz4>  fAz4:  i'll post it
[06:56] <mi3> does it crash while opening a specific file or just opening a blank document? fAz4
[06:56] <ranjan> Hi all, anyone here sucessfully using any of the Linux Distro with HP dv4-3015tx with Raedon and Intel Hybrid Graphics technology
[06:56] <fAz4> mi3:  just on scaling images
[06:56] <ActionParsnip> fAz4: could try: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:libreoffice/ppa; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[06:57] <Blue1> !jp
[06:57] <Blue1> CFHowlett: works great@!  日本語の場合は
[06:57] <CFHowlett> Blue1    looks like kanji to me and I added no software to my ubuntu
[06:57] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: amd have said they will not be supporting anything but windows
[06:57] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: could try ironhide
[06:57] <curiousx> aloha
[06:58] <Blue1> CFHowlett: I will add that to pkill-9.com and properly credit you.
[06:58] <curiousx> i have a problem =P
[06:58] <bobo37773> fAz4: May be related to java. I have had quite a few java related crashes in the past
[06:58] <bobo37773> curiousx: Tell us
[06:58] <rymate1234> ActionParsnip: where did they say that? D:
[06:58] <CFHowlett> Blue1   sent you a PM special
[06:58] <fAz4> bobo37773: not sure, http://paste.ubuntu.com/856232/
[06:58] <ajnabicancer> Hi
[06:58] <Blue1> CFHowlett: loved it thanks
[06:58] <ajnabicancer> i need help
[06:59] <CFHowlett> blue1 no worries mate
[06:59] <ActionParsnip> rymate1234: "http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NjM3Mw"
[06:59] <mi3> umm CFHowlett?
[06:59] <Blue1> me thinks he is gone
[06:59] <CFHowlett> mi3   yes still no solution to that
[06:59] <curiousx> i tried to install the nfs server but no succes, and now i uninstalled it but the nfs modules still loading at boot start =(
[06:59] <ajnabicancer> Can i get some help here about "signal out of range" after installing Nvidia drivers
[07:00] <ajnabicancer> Anyone????....
[07:00] <rymate1234> olol
[07:00] <mi3> ok, will need to stay with the default viewer then but thanks for the time
[07:00] <curiousx> y blacklist them in the /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[07:00] <mi3> ok, will need to stay with the default viewer then but thanks for the time CFHowlett
[07:00] <ranjan> ActionParsnip: ironhide ? what is that?
[07:00] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: go find out
[07:00] <ajnabicancer> Can i get some help here about "signal out of range" after installing Nvidia drivers
[07:01] <curiousx> and i remove any start up link doing: update-rc.d -f nfs-kernel-server remove but the same =P
[07:01] <CFHowlett> mi3 sorry we couldn't config that the  way you wanted
[07:01] <ajnabicancer> Ubuntu
[07:01] <bobo37773> fAz4: Nothing that jumps at me there. Which java are you running? Go into the options of libreoffice and disable java completely and see if that avoids the crash
[07:01] <curiousx> any idea ?
[07:02] <mi3> its ok CFHowlett maybe image viewer is good for me [for now] thanks for your  time
[07:02] <CFHowlett> mi3 have fun/be safe
[07:02] <mi3> yeah thanks
[07:02] <ActionParsnip> bobo37773: a good point :)
[07:02] <ActionParsnip> fAz4: could disable java, see if it helps
[07:02] <ajnabicancer> CFHowlett: Can i get some help about "signal out of range" after installing Nvidia drivers
[07:02] <fAz4> bobo37773:  ok, thanks for help
[07:03] <bobo37773> ActionParsnip: Yeah java was crashing my openbox for the longest time
[07:03] <ActionParsnip> fAz4: I always disable java in libreoffice as well as give it more ram to work with
[07:03] <ActionParsnip> bobo37773: <3 openbox
[07:03] <fAz4> i'll check that
[07:03] <curiousx> ActionParsnip: i <3 fluxbox =)
[07:03] <bobo37773> ActionParsnip: Yeah I tried to get away a few times. Looks like I am bonded to it now haha
[07:03] <ajnabicancer> Can i get some help here about "signal out of range" after installing Nvidia drivers
[07:04] <bobo37773> fAz4: Try it and let us know
[07:04] <ActionParsnip> ajnabicancer: you may need to run:  nvidia-xconfig    in root recovery mode
[07:04] <curiousx> i like puupy with fluxbox v2 here my own screenshots: http://paste.ubuntu.com/851048/
[07:06] <`Korvin> how can I define the file name in grep
[07:06] <`Korvin> I'm trying to only search php files
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> curiousx: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8850924/Desktop.png my lxde config
[07:06] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: i actually run that command
[07:06] <CFHowlett> ajnabicancer   sorry, IDK enough about configuring video to be of any help with synch issues.
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> `Korvin: find -iname "*.php" -exec grep foo {} \;
[07:07] <bobo37773> curiousx: There is a tool called "rconf" (think thats what its called). That is what I used to use in debian. See if it shows up in that tool
[07:07] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: Let me tell you what i did, Bcoz i'm newbie.
[07:07] <curiousx> or... have any of you nfs working properly ? i follow: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NFSv4Howto but nothing =(
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> ajnabicancer: k
[07:07] <`Korvin> ActionParsnip, it's --include=*.php
[07:07] <CFHowlett> ActionParsnip   looks good...
[07:07] <curiousx> ActionParsnip: ill see it
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> `Korvin: if grep can do it, why not :)
[07:08] <curiousx> bobo37773: rconf ? mmm... il see it thank
[07:09] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: after installing Nvidia drivers i got error of signals out of range then i tried some commands to get it back to normal mode. i installed Startup manager and try a trick ALT+CTRL - or + to change resolution
[07:09] <bobo37773> curiousx: Yeah I needed something easy when building a guiless os for someone a while back. It works well. ncurses if I remember right
[07:10] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: Then some editing in lines "grub_cmdline_linux=nomodeset".........blah blah :)
[07:10] <ajnabicancer> sudo update grub
[07:10] <zykotick9> bobo37773: curiousx it's rcconf - but i don't know if you should be using that with ubuntu
[07:10] <curiousx> oh! thanks, yeah! i'd see a tool gui based and its PPA but i dont remember where xD
[07:11] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: i run this command Nvidia-xconfig and it made a backup file.
[07:11] <bobo37773> curiousx: There is one called "bum" boot up manager too.
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> ajnabicancer: fine, run:  reboot    does it help
[07:12] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: Nope
[07:12] <curiousx> i think the all issue is due to my 3.2.5 kernel =(: Linux bt 3.2.5-030205-generic-pae #201202061401 SMP Mon Feb 6 19:19:46 UTC 2012 i686 GNU/Linux
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> ajnabicancer: press CTRL+ALT+F1, do you get a prompt
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> curiousx: 3,2 kernel is not supported here
[07:12] <ajnabicancer> no i didn't try that
[07:12] <linus> ~/.config/monitors.xml
[07:12] <curiousx> ActionParsnip: ups! i didnt know it =P
[07:13] <curiousx> anyway thanks bobo37773 if i find the tool that i was writing about i'll tell ya xD
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> curiousx: using precise?
[07:13] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: do i need to try CTRL+ALT+F1 ?
[07:13] <curiousx> nop, usin 10.4 Backtrack... yep i know BT is not supported here xD
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> curiousx: right again, the kernel isn't suitable for Lucid either
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> curiousx: if you know its not supported here, why ask..
[07:14] <bobo37773> curiousx: So you are trying to set up a file server on a root box?
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> ajnabicancer: wait a little while after you see the messsage and then press it
[07:15] <curiousx> bobo37773: yes
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> curiousx: backtrack is NOT for daily use, its a network tool. Its not for web browsing and checking your emails withj
[07:16] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: That's not really what it's for... it's for pentetration testing.
[07:16] <bobo37773> curiousx: so whats the problem? should work fine.
[07:16] <theadmin> Either way, curiousx, backtrack support is in #backtrack-linux not here
[07:16] <curiousx> ActionParsnip i dont agree at all, its comes with a los of servers preinstalled but... maybe you rights xD
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: does "its a network tool" not cover that?
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> curiousx: either way, its not supported here
[07:17] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Well, oh, wait, I didn't notice the "NOT for web browsing" (the not part), sorry
[07:18] <curiousx> bobo37773: i dont know why but "nfs-kernel-server" dosent install properly, its say dpkg return code 1
[07:19] <curiousx> and i installed via offical repositories, not PPA or .deb, that the strange
[07:20] <curiousx> iand when i do "sudo service nfs-kernel-server start" it never start up, its say "failed"
[07:20] <bobo37773> curiousx: yeah not sure. I will never use backtrack again probably. There is a good change it is backtrack specific as they do many tweaks to the system. You may want to ask on there irc ir maybe even forums
[07:20] <curiousx> i google it but no wey
[07:20] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: bro, i used CTRL+ALT+F1 and it sure went to @ubuntu$
[07:20] <bobo37773> curiousx: chance*
[07:20] <NyLes> how to downgrade kernel?
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> NyLes: hold shift at boot and choose the older kernel
[07:21] <urfr332gO> NyLes, you only have one what do you actually mean?
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> ajnabicancer: ok then you can run:  less /var/log/Xorg.0.log     and see what is going on.
[07:22] <curiousx> bobo37773: yeah! good idea, but its not issue related to BT, when i google it the issue, i found the same issue on Debian, but i'll check no BT channel and forum
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> urfr332gO: probably has a few, the old kernels are not removed during upgrades
[07:22] <Lynx_> Hi all! Where can PATH be set globally, except for /etc/profile and /etc/environment? I installed some software that changed the PATH, but I can't find out where it's set.
[07:22] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: i actually don't know what is going on & can'
[07:22] <theadmin> Lynx_: /etc/bash.bashrc ?
[07:22] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: i actually don't know what is going on & can't figure it.
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> Lynx_: did it add it in ~/.bashrc ?
[07:22] <bobo37773> NyLes: is the older version you want in the repos? why do you want to downgrade anyways?
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> ajnabicancer: just look for (ww) and (EE)
[07:22] <urfr332gO> ActionParsnip, thats what I was thinking or they actually want one out of the distro.
[07:22] <curiousx> i found on Debian a solution installing "rcpbind" instead of "portmap"
[07:22] <riad_shourov> hello... i've installed ubuntu 11.10 from command line install in alternate-cd. then i installed xorg manually with apt-get . but i cannot boot through grub without the recovery mode.what should i do?
[07:23] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: Can i run those command without restarting my pc. i mean can i run it through xp
[07:23] <curiousx> they say that portmap doesent support ipv6 but, thanks time to google angain xD
[07:23] <NyLes> urfr332gO: i don't understand your question..
[07:23] <bobo37773> curiousx: yeah maybe. also check your version in the repos and see if can build a newer version
[07:24] <NyLes> bobo37773: because i want to install a ppa that requires 2.6.32-34 kernel and mine has 2.6.32.-38
[07:24] <curiousx> i'll do bobo37773 =)
[07:24] <bobo37773> NyLes: What is the ppa?
[07:24] <urfr332gO> NyLes, you want a kernel not installed in the release or just a earlier one still on the computer?
[07:25] <ajnabicancer> ActionParsnip: Can i check that log with in the windows
[07:25] <zykotick9> !ppa | bobo37773
[07:25] <NyLes> bobo37773: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-audio-dev/+archive/ppa
[07:25] <NyLes> urfr332gO: i don't know when i install ubuntu 10.04 the kernel is alread 2.6.32-38..
[07:25] <bobo37773> zykotick9: Thanks. I meant specifically the ppa in question though.
[07:26] <zykotick9> bobo37773: sorry, saw "what is a" vs. what you really wrong "what is the"
[07:26] <bobo37773> zykotick9: No worries. I get it
[07:26] <urfr332gO> NyLes, so what do you mean by download a kernel is the actual question?
[07:26] <urfr332gO> NyLes, I meant downgrade
[07:27] <NyLes> urfr332gO: yeah.. from 32-38 to 32-34..
[07:27] <urfr332gO> NyLes, why?
[07:27] <Lynx_> theadmin: no, it's not there either, weird.
[07:28] <bobo37773> NyLes: What is the program or feature that you need? Are you having audio problems?
[07:28] <theadmin> Lynx_: Hm... No idea honestly >.<
[07:28] <i_is_broke> ok how do i get this netgear wireless usb adapter to work with 11.10. its the bcm43231 chipset.
[07:29] <NyLes> urfr332gO: because the ppa i want to install this ppa https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-audio-dev/+archive/ppa linux-alsa-driver-modules
[07:29] <NyLes> bobo37773: yeah for 4 days already :D
[07:29] <zykotick9> !broadcom | i_is_broke
[07:30] <curiousx> cya thank, brb
[07:30] <urfr332gO> NyLes, you miss this on the ppa  NyLes>
[07:30] <bobo37773> NyLes: Hmm. Have you tryed updating your kernel instead of downgrading and seeing if maybe the alsa modules you need are built into a newer version
[07:30] <urfr332gO> NyLes, linux-alsa-driver-modules-2.6.38 20 weeks ago
[07:31] <NyLes> urfr332gO: so i cant downlaod it anymore?
[07:31] <urfr332gO> NyLes, I see with a quick look builds for precise I didn't look at what exactlt.
[07:31] <NyLes> bobo37773: ok upgrading is fine as long as the sound will work :/
[07:31] <urfr332gO> NyLes, no that a build was made 20 weeks ago.
[07:31] <bobo37773> NyLes: Is that something you tried already?
[07:32] <bobo37773> NyLes: does alsa pick up your sound card at all?
[07:33] <NyLes> bobo37773: yeah i think. i tried every article i see but none seems to solve my problem..
[07:33] <NyLes> bobo37773: aplay -l results with no soundcards found,
[07:33] <NyLes> bobo37773: but in puppy linux it works smoothly..
[07:33] <bobo37773> NyLes: What are the kernel version differences between the two?
[07:34] <bobo37773> NyLes: Did you try alsaconf ?
[07:34] <NyLes> bobo37773: hmmm, with puppy and ubuntu?
[07:35] <bobo37773> NyLes: yeah
[07:35] <NyLes> bobo37773: alsaconf command not found.. ahhh, i don't know? i think it has something to do with how the modules  are compiled..
[07:38] <ajnabicancer> I need help "signal out of range"
[07:39] <bobo37773> NyLes: hmm. You may want to compare your module blacklist settings between the two as well
[07:40] <humungulous> !wifi
[07:40] <NyLes> bobo37773: yeah i've done that, nothing is different, one thing different is every boot, ubuntu shows ALSA intel8x0 codec_ready: codec is not ready [0x300000]
[07:40] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: Did you look at your xorg.conf to make sure it is set up right?
[07:41] <ajnabicancer> bobo37773: i don't know anything? how to do that
[07:42] <totesmuhgoats> ajnabicancer: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:42] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: Do you have a file located at /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:43] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: What kind of video card do you have?
[07:43] <ajnabicancer> bobo37773: i can't get to that file
[07:43] <ajnabicancer> bobo37773: Nvidia
[07:43] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: Are you using the closed source drivers?
[07:44] <L3top> which nvidia card/chipset?
[07:44] <ajnabicancer> i am using ubuntu
[07:44] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: if you run -->   sudo nvidia-settings     from a terminal does it open a program
[07:44] <L3top> lspci | grep -i vga
[07:44] <ajnabicancer> yes it does
[07:44] <Paijo> Ajnabicancer, tell your vga card spec.
[07:44] <L3top> sorry...
[07:45] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: ok can you create the settings you want there?
[07:45] <soreau> ajnabicancer: Did you install the proprietary driver or are you using the default nouveau?
[07:46] <ajnabicancer> I installed nvidia-173
[07:46] <bobo37773> soreau: he is using proprietary
[07:46] <soreau> bobo37773: How do you know that?
[07:47] <bobo37773> soreau: Because he has nvidia-settings application
[07:47] <ajnabicancer> i did installed the drivers and not using Nouveau
[07:47] <soreau> ajnabicancer: So what's the problem?
[07:47] <brkolog>  anyone knows how to see what directory vsftpd uses as root?
[07:48] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: second tab down called "X server display configuration"
[07:48] <humungulous> brkolog: by default /etc/vsftpd.conf
[07:49] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: Make your changes and then click the "Save to X configuration file" button. Then reboot. See if that works. It will create an xorg for you
[07:49] <humungulous> brkolog: by default (it would be set within) /etc/vsftpd.conf
[07:49] <brkolog> humungulous: thanks, I'll look again, didn't find it in that file before
[07:50] <trishxo> how to always run a program in the terminal? (downloaded world of goo, can only play if started in the terminal.
[07:50] <chown_> i just got started to using ubuntu, is there a wayi find my apps? and could sort of group them all together, like shortcuts on desktop?
[07:50] <theadmin> trishxo: gnome-terminal -e '/path/to/program'
[07:50] <bobo37773> trishxo: try using cd in your scipt to launch it
[07:50] <humungulous> brkolog: it's probably going to be /var/ftp/
[07:51] <chown_> Or if there is a folder where they stay... i dunno. I just want to look at them cuz i dont know their names yet
[07:51] <ajnabicancer> bobo3773: how to make changes
[07:52] <cdj> bleh, compiz crashed twice in 2 hours on precise
[07:52] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: Are your monitors detected?
[07:52] <humungulous> chown_: poke around in /bin/ and /usr/bin/
[07:52] <trishxo> bobo37773: how do i do that? lol
[07:52] <chown_> humungulous: ty man i didnt even know where to start
[07:53] <bobo37773> trishxo: would you like to have a shortcut for your program? like a script or something?
[07:53] <brkolog> humungulous: I'll try that too
[07:53] <L3top> chown_: which is helpful to find programs, eg: which firefox
[07:54] <ajnabicancer> bobo3773: ubuntu was running ok. once i installed drivers i faced resolution drivers, then with someone guide i reinstalled drivers again and the issue is now "signal not found" H:95khz v:60hz
[07:54] <humungulous> brkolog: actually https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/ftp-server.html says it's /home/ftp/
[07:54] <NyLes> bobo37773: are ALSA and OSS different?
[07:54] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: Use nvidia settings to change settings and then save to x config file
[07:55] <trishxo> bobo37773: ok, i downloaded world of goo game, there was no installation, i just downloaded the tar file, did a couple command, and the game opened from command. there is a script to start to game in the file.
[07:55] <bobo37773> NyLes: Yes they are. There is an alsa-oss package though or something similar
[07:55] <urfr332gO> theadmin, had to reboot
[07:55] <trishxo> bobo37773: opened from the terminal*
[07:56] <L3top> ajnabicancer: just curious... what lead you to download 175?
[07:56] <chown_> L3top: i mean, if i know the name of the program it gets easy cuz i just hit super and start typing. The problem is if want to look for some function like vnc thing, and i dont know what to type... u know, so i have to get familiar with the applications first
[07:56] <bobo37773> trishxo: do you run it like this --> ./worldgoo
[07:56] <trishxo> no, didnt know how to run it lol
[07:56] <brkolog> humungulous: It didn't create the directory,
[07:56] <trishxo> no option to run in terminal.
[07:56] <humungulous> chown_: unix is a vast ecosystem
[07:56] <trishxo> i had a longer command to run it
[07:57] <trishxo> bobo:37773 ^... that had that command at the end
[07:57] <L3top> chown_: by all means poke around... I was just saying if you are looking for places to look... which will show you where things live, and from there you can see other things that live there
[07:57] <humungulous> brkolog: you can always create it yourself and change it to whatever you want, i suppose
[07:57] <Jordan_U> trishxo: Why not install World of Goo from Ubuntu Software Center?
[07:57] <brkolog> humungulous: local access worked but another machine didn't list any files, I'll try again
[07:57] <bobo37773> trishxo: this^^
[07:57] <brkolog> humungulous: yes, I did create i
[07:58] <NyLes> bobo37773: do you think using oss instead of alsa will solve my problem?
[07:58] <brkolog> humungulous: maybe it's the client (explorer)
[07:58] <bobo37773> NyLes: hard to say. I doubt it. How old is your soundcard / computer?
[07:59] <bobo37773> NyLes: did you compare the module blacklist / kernel version difference beteen puppy and ubuntu? What was the results
[07:59] <humungulous> brkolog: absent some (mis)configuration you should see the same dir contents ftping in with the same credentials from any posture
[07:59] <onasis> need some help installing chameleon on ubuntu please anyone?
[08:00] <onasis> need to boot osx on legacy kernel
[08:00] <NyLes> bobo37773: more than 10 years old, soundcard is Intel Corporation 82801BA/BAM AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 05)
[08:00] <onasis> grub doesnt accept kernel commands for osx
[08:00] <NyLes> bobo37773: they are the same, nothing is different, even the punctuations..
[08:01] <Jordan_U> onasis: We don't support hackintoshing here, sorry.
[08:01] <ajnabicancer> What the solution?
[08:01] <bobo37773> NyLes: Do you have alsa-utils installed?
[08:01] <onasis> im not asking about hackintosh
[08:01] <onasis> im asking about installing chameleon on ubuntu
[08:02] <ajnabicancer> I cannot get into ubuntu, but i only now can get into terminal via CTRL+ALT+F1
[08:02] <Jordan_U> onasis: That's the only reason I know of to use chamaelion. Either way, chameleon is not in the Ubuntu repositories, maybe you can get support through chameleon's support venues.
[08:03] <NyLes> bobo37773: how will i know?
[08:03] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: from creating an xorg?
[08:03] <bobo37773> NyLes: Look in your repos and see if its installed. Software center apt whatever
[08:03] <ajnabicancer> bobo37773: plz tell me the commands, so i can get some solution?
[08:03] <onasis> ok well fair enough
[08:04] <bobo37773> ajnabicancer: try this:     sudo nvidia-xconfig      then reboot
[08:04] <NyLes> bobo37773: ok i have it..
[08:04] <bobo37773> NyLes: it was installed already?
[08:04] <NyLes> bobo37773: yeah...
[08:05] <curiousx> bobo37773: look what i found: http://meiga.igalia.com/ xD i'll try it
[08:05] <NyLes> !ppa
[08:06] <brkolog> humungulous: I tried filezilla there and it listed the files but it uses my home folder in ubuntu as root it seems. had the same issue using pureadmin as ftp server.
[08:06] <bobo37773> NyLes: What about alsa-base
[08:06] <humungulous> brkolog: what do you want it to use
[08:07] <bobo37773> curiousx: very cool. glad you figured it out
[08:07] <NyLes> bobo37773: i have it too..
[08:07] <curiousx> and if someones liks online radio in 4 minutes www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-Ixoe6gOe8
[08:07] <bobo37773> NyLes: But you dont have alsaconf ?
[08:07] <brkolog> humungulous: /home/ftp for example
[08:07] <chown_> guys when i want to finish an application im running terminal and doing this: ps aux | grep -i appname ; than i kill pid, is that the correct way to finish an application that is not responding?
[08:08] <NyLes> bobo37773: yeah command not found it says..
[08:08] <brkolog> i created such a directory before in pureadmin too humungulous
[08:08] <humungulous> brkolog: who are you ftping in as
[08:08] <Jordan_U> chown_: "pkill appname" is easier.
[08:09] <chown_> Jordan_U: ty
[08:09] <Jordan_U> chown_: You're welcome.
[08:09] <bobo37773> NyLes: your right. Apparently ubuntu does not have alsaconf. What a drag. Sorry.
[08:10] <NyLes> bobo37773: ok thanks for the time..
[08:10] <brkolog> the remote machine uses another user humungulous , but in filezilla i used the local user i use in ubuntu
[08:11] <brkolog> humungulous:
[08:11] <humungulous> brkolog: you can create an ftp user with homedir /home/ftp
[08:12] <brkolog> humungulous: windows seems to screw up though, doesn't ask me for credentials just shows an empty ftp server
[08:12] <humungulous> brkolog: browser's ftp mode generally logs in as anonymous
[08:12] <brkolog> humungulous:i
[08:13] <humungulous> brkolog: if you want a cleaner test from windows do it from the command line
[08:13] <brkolog> i enabled anonymous too
[08:13] <humungulous> so thats whats happening
[08:13] <humungulous> the browser tries anonymous first, it works, so it doesnt prompt you for further credentials
[08:14] <brkolog> oh never tried cli in windows, I thought there was no such client in windows
[08:14] <humungulous> sure just ftp hostname
[08:16] <Kartagis> hi. I have a cable modem, and an adsl modem on top of that to enhance wireless range. but I don't remember its IP address and I can't seem to find out by nmap. what else to do?
[08:16] <humungulous> windows command line ftp is a piece of garbage
[08:16] <humungulous> testing is just about the only thing its good for
[08:16] <humungulous> lucky for you thats all youre doing
[08:16] <humungulous> for real ftp work use filezilla
[08:17] <humungulous> Kartagis: you mean you have a modem and a router
[08:18] <brkolog> humungulous: it seems to work, it shows my homedir in ubuntu, humungulous . I just need one file, but filezilla downloaded at 50kb/s. That could be a Virtualbox issue, those are both virtual machines. :P
[08:18] <bambanx> anyone can recommend me a good image viewer like gnome viewer but with the basic tools for resize crop ... ?
[08:19] <humungulous> bambanx: google gimp
[08:19] <Kartagis> humungulous: yes, exactly
[08:20] <humungulous> Kartagis: the router IP is the one reported as gateway by ifconfig
[08:20] <bambanx> humungulous,  i know gimp thanks , but i mean a lightweigth viewer with only the basic like shotwell
[08:20] <humungulous> bambanx: dunno
[08:20] <bambanx> ok
[08:20] <humungulous> Kartagis: make that "route -n"
[08:21] <Kartagis> humungulous: I have no trouble finding out the IP of the cable modem, it's the adsl modem of which I can't find the IP
[08:21] <humungulous> oh
[08:21] <humungulous> well, sometimes its .100
[08:22] <humungulous> sometimes its .1.1
[08:22] <humungulous> sometimes you cant route it, it depends on how the router feels right then
[08:22] <brkolog> Kartagis: try just connecting the other modem, if dhcp is working, you can find it
[08:23] <Benkinooby> what about nmap?
[08:23] <brkolog> or look at the client map of the first mothem
[08:23] <humungulous> Kartagis: are you saying youre doing double nested NAT? thats bad architecting
[08:23] <brkolog> can work though :)
[08:24] <brkolog> hexanat
[08:27] <bambanx> humungulous,  gthmb works great :)
[08:27] <bambanx> gthumb*
[08:27] <humungulous> bambanx, alright
[08:27] <mehdi_> hey guys i was installing sth with dpkg -i and in middle of the installation i Ctrl+c the process now it gives me error how can i fix this?
[08:28] <wael> hi
[08:28] <helmut_> hi
[08:28] <humungulous> mehdi_: apt-get remove <package> and start over?
[08:30] <mehdi_> humungulous, gives me this error The package libobasis3.3-core04:i386 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.
[08:30] <mehdi_> humungulous, i was trying to install libreoffice
[08:30] <OffGridOps> 11.10/Compaq CQ57:  I need some good places to learn how to set up a computer as a home media server (stream dvd, pix, net, etc) to 4 tvs.  Thanx!
[08:31] <humungulous> mehdi_: how about sudo apt-get -f install libobasis
[08:35] <chown_> i see i can open gui apps from terminal, but as i do that, the terminal gets locked in that app process, is there a way to avoid that?
[08:35] <humungulous> chown_: suffix an & after them
[08:35] <humungulous> chown_: that forks them and unblocks the shell
[08:35] <chown_> humungulous: tyvm sir, im learning a lot today xD
[08:36] <lotuspsychje> howto disable users fast switching in main bar?
[08:36] <humungulous> chown_: thats one way to do it anyway
[08:38] <doc-saintly> My testDisk finished and here's what it says at the end: http://imgbin.org/index.php?page=image&id=6926
[08:38] <doc-saintly> I'm not quite sure what it means
[08:38] <Dave_Maydew> Is there a way of getting a GeForceFX card to run in Ubuntu 11.10?
[08:39] <humungulous> doc-saintly: looks like theyre gone
[08:39] <doc-saintly> Q.Q
[08:40] <humungulous> sorry
[08:40] <humungulous> you said you saved the irreplaceable stuff right
[08:40] <tecky> Dave_Maydew: Ubuntu Restricted Drivers ?
[08:40] <doc-saintly> For the most part. I just don't understand it. There was nothing written to it since the partition was lost
[08:40] <Dave_Maydew> tried
[08:40] <doc-saintly> the files are still there
[08:41] <humungulous> my understanding was the addition of the usb 3.0 card blew up your whole /dev/
[08:41] <humungulous> software raid is a biotch
[08:41] <Dave_Maydew> the issue I'm having is 11.10 displays a grey screen, and a cut out where Unity is
[08:42] <Dave_Maydew> I've tried installing the driver even off the nVidia site
[08:42] <Dave_Maydew> both ways don't work
[08:42] <L3top> which driver are you choosing?
[08:42] <Dave_Maydew> one of my issues is that the driver says it's installed but another is being used
[08:42] <L3top> 175?
[08:43] <Dave_Maydew> 173
[08:43] <Dave_Maydew> oh I think it was 175 that crashed the machine
[08:43] <L3top> what is installed currently?
[08:44] <L3top> and how was it installed?
[08:44] <Dave_Maydew> 10.04LTS
[08:44] <Dave_Maydew> fresh clean install
[08:44] <doc-saintly> humungulous: I don't know. THere were a few strange occurances right around the USB3.
[08:44] <Dave_Maydew> reading the bug reports I'm not the only one having these issues
[08:45] <L3top> Sorry, so nvidia 173 is installed from... nvidia? or ubuntu?
[08:45] <Dave_Maydew> Ubuntu
[08:45] <doc-saintly> the one that i noticed immediately is that I had selected the usb3 device in the disk utility to edit the partitions, and it came up trying to edit the md0
[08:45] <Dave_Maydew> on 10.04
[08:45] <L3top> and you achieved this by typing apt-get install nvidia-glx-173 correct?
[08:45] <humungulous> raid is the illusion of failproofness with the reality of fragility
[08:46] <doc-saintly> once it did that, I restarted. I later learned that had I not, I could have kept the partition table that was in the kernel, but I wouldn't have had a place to put the backups since it wasn't recognizing the usb3 properly
[08:46] <Dave_Maydew> the card in question is built into my Sony VGC-V2M All-in-One media PC
[08:46] <Dave_Maydew> GeForceFX 5700
[08:46] <doc-saintly> humungulous: however - photorec seems to be happily pulling files off even though testdisk was unable to do anything with the partitions :S
[08:46] <doc-saintly> humungulous: i simply told photorec that it was an ext3 file system, and it's scanning it now
[08:46] <humungulous> doc: good, wait until you get to sift through the 18,000 files it pulls
[08:46] <Dave_Maydew> I installed the driver in 10.04 using the hardware drivers
[08:47] <Dave_Maydew> under the GUI
[08:47] <Dave_Maydew> it runs a dream in 10.04
[08:48] <doc-saintly> humungulous: indeed. But I believe there's only a few I'll actually be looking for (some homework assignments)
[08:48] <Dave_Maydew> but when it comes to 11.04 & 11.10 it just either displays a grey screen and a cutout where Unity is, or crashes when I install the latest driver
[08:48] <humungulous> doc: they're going to be numbered arbitrarily and grouped by file type
[08:48] <doc-saintly> humungulous: is there a way to tell it to make a new ext3 partition the entire size of the raid, but not mess with the data inside and see if any of the file headers come up properly?
[08:48] <doc-saintly> humungulous: yea - i'm watching the stuff it's pulling out
[08:48] <cybot> hello guys
[08:49] <humungulous> doc: no, a new volume gets a new mft
[08:49] <humungulous> doc: well you can try and see
[08:49] <humungulous> doc: at this point nothing to lose
[08:50] <Dave_Maydew> if I install the nVidia driver under Hardware Drivers in 11.04 or 11.10 it comes up with Driver is installed but being used by another
[08:50] <humungulous> doc: do it with fdisk but do not mke2fs
[08:51] <humungulous> !ask | cybot
[08:51] <doc-saintly> humungulous: i'll give that a try after a few things with photorec
[08:51] <humungulous> oops, what is the macro for hi
[08:51] <Dave_Maydew> Its been driving me crazy with this nVidia issue, as I want to start running Unity
[08:51] <cybot> i'm running ubuntu for arm on my motorola atrix 4g, everytime i hit the button on keyboar between s an f (i can't type i) it minimizes the current programm.
[08:52] <doc-saintly> humungulous: Is there a folder comparison tool that will do it at the binary level? That way I could see which of the files I recovered exist in my backup
[08:52] <humungulous> cybot: try #ubuntu-arm
[08:53] <cybot> thanks
[08:53] <humungulous> doc-saintly: there are tools to dedupe what it pulls out
[08:53] <doc-saintly> humungulous: how could there be duplicates?
[08:53] <humungulous> the logic is very uh loose
[08:53] <Dave_Maydew> so any help in getting the GeForce FX5700 running in later distro's of Ubuntu would be great
[08:54] <humungulous> it recognizes a lot of file fragments youll see
[08:54] <doc-saintly> humungulous: it seems it would be trivial to compare, say the first 1kb, of every file recovered vs. a directory structure. Since you would only have to look at the file type and then look at the size, and then the first kb
[08:54] <Strav> Hi. Here's a few questions about raid maintenance. A few months ago, I assembled a raid5 (ext4) array; so far, everything is fine but I noticed that my scheduled fsck (at boot) usually run really fast so I suspected that the array wasn't really checked. Just to make sure, I launched gnome's disk utility, unmounted the array and checked the file system and then got a popup saying that the file system is not clean. I then launched the
[08:54] <Strav> "check array" task and now it's been running for a good 30 minutes with the md0_resync and md0_raid5 processes taking a good 50% cpu. So about this, my questions are: since my array seemed to behave correctly before that, are those checks necessary? And if so, what are the checks and repair operations that disk utility is really using in the backend (so that I could schedule them on a weekly basis) - in the end, I wish to ensure that if
[08:54] <Strav> there's a disk failure someday, that I really can recover and won't be troubled by a corrupted filesystem.
[08:54] <FloodBot1> Strav: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:54] <humungulous> doc: there is a tool i used for dedupe i just dont remember what it was called
[08:58] <Strav> (just to make it clear: it's the "check the filesystem" that reported that it "wasn't clean" (I guess this is gnome disk utility launching an fsck on the array); the actual repair operation is done by "check array")
[09:03] <azbam117> Hey everyone.
[09:03] <NyLes> can someone analyze my problem with my soundcard? http://paste.ubuntu.com/856301
[09:04] <azbam117> Is there someone who can explain to me the benefit of rooting an android tablet other then sudo capabilities
[09:05] <vitamin{> azbam117, installing a differnt os/rom
[09:06] <vitamin{> azbam117, there really is not a whole lot of benefits unless you really want to dig deep into the os
[09:07] <akem> NyLes, looks like there is an issue with intel8x0 driver, tried pulseaudio etc, no sound?
[09:08] <NyLes> akem: yes, i tried that already..
[09:08] <Dave_Maydew> Just found the bug report for the problem I'm having - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-173/+bug/772207
[09:08] <akem> NyLes, best luck to find out someone with the same computer running linux, forums, etc.
[09:09] <NyLes> akem: but the soundcard works fine with puppy linux..
[09:09] <Dave_Maydew> so is there a workaround
[09:10] <azbam117> Vitamin{ Thats kind of what i thought. Another noob question...what kimf of os would you put on a tablet such as a prime?
[09:10] <akem> NyLes, i see, check which modules are loaded with puppy and if it is using alsa or some other backends
[09:10] <akem> i was going to suggest knoppix too to see...(:
[09:11] <NyLes> akem: puppy uses alsa,.. what do you mean the modules?
[09:12] <akem> NyLes, kernel modules
[09:12] <Dave_Maydew> is there a newer version of the driver I could try under 11.10? or is the philosophy of Ubuntu being compatible with older hardware coming to an end??
[09:13] <anand_> !ls
[09:13] <anand_> !date
[09:14] <Dave_Maydew> there's also physically no way I can't change the card as it's on board being a Sony all-in-one PC
[09:15] <Dave_Maydew> Is it Unity or Linux Kernel 3??
[09:15] <lotuspsychje> howto password protect chrome to start?
[09:19] <Dave_Maydew> so final question before I go nuts... will this issue be fixed in 12.04LTS for the older versions of the Nvidia cards to run with Unity or are we all going to be stuck with 10.04??
[09:21] <theadmin> Dave_Maydew: That's up to nvidia
[09:21] <Dave_Maydew> I asked nVidia the same question
[09:22] <Dave_Maydew> guess what they said!!
[09:22] <Dave_Maydew> thats up Linux distros
[09:22] <theadmin> lotuspsychje: That's not really possible. If you want to, you need to change execute permissions of the chrome binary so that only you can run it
[09:22] <theadmin> Dave_Maydew: lolwut. They're the ones who make drivers :/
[09:22] <Dave_Maydew> I feel like I'm having the same issue as I did with my Acer Aspire One ZA3 with the GMA500
[09:23] <chid> hi, I recently resumed from a hibernate but accidentally rebooted, how can I resume from the hibernate swap again?
[09:23] <Dave_Maydew> Oh well
[09:23] <Dave_Maydew> cheers for the answers
[09:25] <dr3mro> hello, I have installed ubuntu now and i need some suggestions of ubuntu apps that are very good and being unknown ??? what apps did you find by accident
[09:26] <theadmin> chid: Not possible, it gets removed after you resume so that it doesn't take up space. Which makes sense.
[09:29] <godtrunks> hy
[09:30] <godtrunks> how can i install java6 on ubuntu 11?
[09:31] <theadmin> !java | godtrunks
[09:31] <RandyJC> is ubottu a bot picking up questions? :) cool!
[09:32] <pangolin> RandyJC: not exactly, ubottu is an info bot. it doesn't know anything it is not thought.
[09:32] <pangolin> !bot | RandyJC
[09:33] <helmut_> hi
[09:33] <theadmin> RandyJC: Someone in the channel just pulls up a !factoid, and the bot gives the information which is stored as that !factoid
[09:33] <RandyJC> pangolin: still pretty awesome :)
[09:33] <RandyJC> nice nice :)
[09:35] <godtrunks> thx guys
[09:36] <zikos> hi...my battery on ubuntu laptop dries in hour...how can i extend the life...
[09:37] <theadmin> zikos: Disable services you do not need, change your desktop environment to something more lightweight, do not run programs you don't use
[09:37] <srikanthlogic> Hi, my update manager just hangs once I click Install updates, how could i fix this ?
[09:37] <jellow> anyone know how to read the size of all the files on a ftp server?
[09:37] <RandyJC> btw :) is there an special chan for the project on Ubuntu Android? or is it all general in #ubuntu? :)
[09:38] <pangolin> RandyJC: #ubuntu-phone
[09:38] <RandyJC> Thnx!
[09:41] <zikos> theadmin: but isn't awkard that with default ubuntu install on powerfull laptop battery goes out in 1 hour and on win7 it can last for 2 and half hours
[09:47] <i6amokk> someone care to help one lost soul?
[09:47] <hoffa> i have trouble with the "empathy" program. im trying to chat on MSN but the person i talk to cant see what im writing.
[09:47] <hoffa> anyone with a solution to my problem?
[09:48] <hoffa> i may add im in Iran so i dont know if its restricted by the goverment
[09:49] <i6amokk> someone care to help with choice of video player ?
[09:49] <RandyJC> damn thats a whole lot better ignoring the join/part messages here.. pff
[09:49] <i6amokk> good one
[09:49] <theadmin> i6amokk: VLC works for me
[09:49] <i6amokk> vlc
[09:49] <i6amokk> let me see
[09:50] <akpk> How to encrypt a folder in Ubuntu 11.10 ??
[09:50] <i6amokk> apt-get install doesnot work for me
[09:50] <i6amokk> with vlc
[09:50] <i6amokk> can i use other option to install
[09:50] <bindi> what do you mean "does not work"
[09:51] <deinchew> no project euler? some care some not
[09:51] <i6amokk> well can not connect to blabla
[09:51] <akpk> Hello! How can I Encrypt a folder in Ubuntu 11.10 ??
[09:51] <rodhash> Hi guys... what's the difference between user's ssh key and host's key? (ssh-keygen)
[09:53] <deinchew> no lol the other one no flood
[09:53] <vaasu> hi, im using luicd in a laptop, having a usb3 port and transfering files to en external usb3 hdd. im getting speeds of around 24Mbytes/s , which is much less than USB 2.0 theoretical max. how would i increase the speed?
[09:55] <vaasu> lsusb shows usb3 root hub is present and that there is the intended external hdd connected to it
[09:56] <vaasu> i expect the speed to be more than Usb 2 theoretical max speed.
[09:56] <chuck1310> I'have lost my network on my vmware Ubuntu
[10:00] <akpk> folder encryption in Ubuntu 11.10
[10:00] <theadmin> vaasu: Depends on the drive's filesystem a lot, if it's NTFS the transfer speeds are going to be slow
[10:00] <akpk> Hew can I encrypt a folder in ubuntu 11.10
[10:00] <chown_> akpk: truecrypt
[10:01] <aussie_matt> hi all, can anyone help me mount my raid array please? dmraid -ay finds it and lists two devices in /dev/mapper....Which device do i mount?
 : How ??
[10:03] <lasers`> !truecrypt | akpk
[10:03] <vaasu> theadmin: it is ntfs to ntfs , i wonder what would be the typical speed for this scenario
[10:03] <theadmin> vaasu: About 30mb/s or so, ntfs-3g isn't very decent honestly
[10:04] <vaasu> theadmin: ah i see.. thanks
[10:05] <chown_> ubottu: do u know if truecrypt suports whole disk encrypt on linux?
[10:06] <theadmin> chown_: It does
[10:06] <theadmin> chown_: But not for the system drive
[10:06] <chown_> oh, i see. ty theadmin
[10:09] <chown_> If i would like to make a backup for a future restore under another machine, and i would like to save all my apps and configs, what would be the best way to do that?
[10:12] <luke--_> hi there
[10:13] <ceasarwashere> hey
[10:13] <ceasarwashere> need help
[10:13] <ceasarwashere> any one here?
[10:14] <vicium> Oh hi. :)  I'm running a ECS. Is it reccomended to upgrade to the newest build?
[10:15] <luke--_> I created a file /etc/init.d/wake.sh and added it as a service to with update-rc.d wake.sh defaults . what that scipt should do doesnt work. now I want to remove that service again. can I *savely* just do update-rc.d -f wake.sh remove to remove that service again or is that somehow wrong/do I break other things with this?
[10:15] <luke--_> ceasarwashere: what's your problem?
[10:15] <ceasarwashere> i found a usb
[10:15] <ceasarwashere> and gave to my friend
[10:15] <ceasarwashere> he is good in electronics
[10:16] <ceasarwashere> and he returned me with a number and i dont know what it is
[10:16] <malin_> Hello, i recently installed ubuntu 11.10 on my compaq laptop with amd athlon qi-46. I can just see that one core is working, it has been alright with earlier versions of ubuntu
[10:16] <ceasarwashere> MESSAGE : 07 0B 04 11 4A 4C 06 4D 0C 16 10
[10:16] <ceasarwashere> do u know what is it in message?
[10:16] <lasers`> Sony? .__.
[10:16] <luke--_> ceasarwashere: sorry no idea
[10:17] <ceasarwashere> k no probs
[10:17] <ceasarwashere> do u know any channel
[10:17] <ceasarwashere> where people can discuss about
[10:17] <ceasarwashere> pendrives and stuff?
[10:17] <luke--_> sry no, maybe #linux
[10:17] <ceasarwashere> k thnx
[10:18] <ceasarwashere> k luke do u know any thing about crytography?
[10:18] <darrenlooby>  Having trouble in Apache removing trailing slashes in combination with sending all traffic to index.php - here's what I'm currently using... http://pastebin.com/RDUs3fqq
[10:18] <malin_> why can i just see one core working? ubuntu 11.10 compaq amd athlon qi-46
[10:19] <luke--_> darrenlooby: try #httpd
[10:19] <darrenlooby> luke--_, yea, no one is active there at the mo... so, thought I'd give it a pop in here
[10:20] <malin_> can someone give me directions of where to start searching for answers? i tried google but forcing acpi did not seem to to anything.
[10:20] <luke--_> darrenlooby RewriteRule works that way:      RewriteRule pattern redirect_target
[10:21] <luke--_> darrenlooby: your just wrote the patterns and wrote targets in diffrerent lines
[10:21] <luke--_> one line = one rewrite rule
[10:21] <luke--_> RewriteRule ^.*$ index.php [L]
[10:22] <luke--_> ^ everything goes to index.php
[10:22] <darrenlooby> kk - and will that work with removing trailing slashes at the same time?
[10:24] <luke--_> darrenlooby: you can write something like this: RewriteRule ^(.*)/$ $1 [L] BUT the browser always displays a / at the end of the url, only the internal / will be removed, it will still be in the addressbar though
[10:24] <TheDexter1111> can anyone help, I just installed nvidia-current and when i reboot, i cant startx.. it says failed to load module "nvidia" (module does not exist)
[10:25] <vicivaci> Hi, I'm running a Ubuntu 11.04 x64 template Would you say its viable to upgrade to the newest build that gets prompted on boot?
[10:25] <TheDexter1111> and No drivers available
[10:26] <darrenlooby> Ahh ok... so, then maybe I need to force them instead... I basically want it to be consistent
[10:26] <OldManMagnus> hi. anyone got any idea how to change the nautilus right click menu to get the "open with" option back?
[10:26] <OldManMagnus> (on 12.04)
[10:29] <Patrunjel> Hi. I had an ext2 (if I remember right) formatted flash drive with arch, spectacularly fail to install it decently, and I now wanna go back to Ubuntu. I only have access to a Windows box (it's not mine, I promise :P), so I made a bootable pendrive using Universal Usb installer, but when I try to boot it (in an Acer Aspire one), I only get " SYSLINUX 4.05 EDD 2011-12-09 Copywright (C) 1994-2011 H. Peter Anvin et al" and a bliping line (like it got stuck
[10:29] <Patrunjel>  in an infinite loop) What should I do?
[10:31] <RawProduce> on 10.04: /etc/apt/sources.list contains "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu lucid partner", apt-get update -> OK, apt-get install sun-java6-jre --> "Package sun-java6-jre is not available, but is referred to by another package"
[10:32] <RawProduce> what am I doing wrong?
[10:32] <JustMozzy> hi guys. I have just restarted after receiving some updates. I am on a 11.10 machine with gnome shell and there is now a menu bar (like from a window) right under my top panel and I can't seem to remove it. did this happen to someone else?
[10:33] <TheDexter1111> can anyone tell me what the default vga drivers are so I can edit my xorg.conf ?
[10:34] <marry> how to install bitcoin in ubuntu
[10:35] <Rico> How i can change my nick color?
[10:36] <kaspi> hey guys :)
[10:36] <Rico> Hey
[10:36] <TheDexter1111> whats the default vga module?
[10:37] <TheDexter1111> k, fuck it, fresh install it is
[10:37] <TheDexter1111> cyas
[10:37] <oCean> TheDexter1111: control your language here, please
[10:37] <kaspi> Alsa doesn't want to mix sounds from more than 1 app at a time... What to do?
[10:38] <kaspi> saying: snd_pcm_open failed: Device or resource is already in use.
[10:38] <marry>     apt-get install qt4-qmake libqt4-dev build-essential libboost-dev libboost-system-dev \
[10:38] <marry>         libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-program-options-dev libboost-thread-dev \
[10:38] <marry>         libssl-dev libdb4.8++-dev
[10:38] <marry> then execute the following:
[10:38] <marry> ::
[10:38] <marry>     qmake
[10:38] <FloodBot1> marry: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:38] <marry>     make
[10:39] <oCean> marry: stop that
[10:39] <Rico> lol
[10:39] <Rico> I use Xubuntu, how i can install skype?
[10:40] <oCean> !afk > RandyJC
[10:41] <RandyJC> i will turn it off for this server :)
[10:41] <Rico> Someone can answer me?
[10:41] <pangolin> !skype
[10:41] <Myrtti> Rico: the same way you'd install it for Ubuntu
[10:41] <Rico> yeah, thanks.
[10:43] <kaspi> Alsa doesn't want to mix sounds from more than 1 app at a time... what to do? :)
[10:48] <CharminTheMoose> Can someone explain to me why 'gksu -u root xedit' complains about a wrong password even when I set both user and root passwords the same?
[10:51] <kaspi> Alsa doesn't want to mix sounds from more than 1 app at a time... what to do? :)
[10:52] <bluedeep> be yourself no matter what they say :D
[10:52] <JustMozzy> Ok I tracked it down. it seems that nautilus is keeping its menu bar always under the top panel in my ubuntu 11.10 with gnome shell. Anyone has an idea why that is? restarting nautilus doesn't fix it. calling nautilus -q removes it but as soon as I open nautilus again it appears
[10:52] <robin0800> kaspi: use pulse audio thats what its for
[10:53] <kaspi> robin0800: um... how?
[10:53] <ndkelly> Looking for an all round Temperature sensor monitor (hdd, gpu etc), any suggestions?
[10:54] <robin0800> kaspi: start by installing pulse audio components volume control etc
[10:56] <chown_> where do linux ppl usually mount shared disks? /media/share or /mnt ?
[10:56] <chown_> i see that i have to spend a little time studing the filesystem
[10:57] <scorpionman19> hi
[10:58] <kaspi> robin0800: and then? :)
[11:01] <DaniG2k> guys how can I remove unity in 12.04 and install xfce?
[11:02] <oCean> DaniG2k: Precise/12.04 is not yet released (still alpha). Please /join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion
[11:02] <CIAOO> exit
[11:02] <DaniG2k> ok
[11:03] <robin0800> kaspi: open the volume control and play with it note you may still have to enable stuff in alsa mixer as pulse audio sits on top of it
[11:05] <Apollo> Hello,every one.
[11:07] <chown_> so i want to search for something at a file, im doing this: man mount | grep -i uid;  is there a better way for doing that?
[11:08] <MonkeyDust> chown_  type man mount and then / to search in the manual
[11:08] <chown_> oh, i didnt know that, thank you so much MonkeyDust.
[11:11] <ggggottto> ls
[11:11] <ggggottto> clear
[11:12] <brun0l3z> Hello People this is my first successful connection to an IRC channel calls for celebrations?
[11:12] <oCean> brun0l3z: maybe! Type /join #ubuntu-offtopic for chat. This is technical support channel..
[11:13] <brun0l3z> Thanks oCean
[11:13] <Ebron_> where is the shortcut key file?
[11:21] <CharminTheMoose> Can someone explain to me why 'gksu -u root xedit' complains about a wrong password even when I set both user and root passwords the same?
[11:24] <viktor133> any idea what i need to do to get espeak working?
[11:24] <LjL> viktor133: i don't know, haven't been able to make it speak, but you can always make it produce a (temporary) wav file and then play that using a console tool
[11:25] <Myrtti> CharminTheMoose: well if you've enabled root account you're pretty much on your own. Root account isn't, as you know, supported as it is very very likely to break things in ways you've described.
[11:25] <crackerjackz> i'm using ubuntu 11.10 32 bit i'm having some problems with my graphics card i can't seem to get composite or open gl working correctly. i noticed the problem when i was unable to get compiz fusion working
[11:26] <crackerjackz> i have an nvidia geforce 7300 le
[11:26] <crackerjackz> i tried various drivers that jockey detected but none of them seem to work
[11:30] <Ebron_> Since dist-upgrade mod4+T opens trash. I want it to open a terminal, but the trash does not show under keyboard shortcuts in system settings. Anyone know where this settings is specified?
[11:30] <Ebron_> -s
[11:33] <CharminTheMoose> Can someone explain to me why 'gksu -u root xedit' complains about a wrong password even when I set both user and root passwords the same?
[11:34] <dr3mro> preload with ubuntu 11.10 does it work well ?
[11:35] <lahwran> hi, anyone here use dockbarx? I would like to make a specific window always have it's own entry and icon on the bar, even though it's an instance of an application I have open - specifically, I have a task shortcut for gmail tasks set up with chrome, so the tasks window is a chrome-owned window titled "Tasks", with its own icon. I'd like that window to have it's own entry on the bar so that I don't have to hover over the chrome icon to get to it.
[11:37] <san_> banshee player hangs not working play button please help
[11:38] <san_> system is up to date 11.10 also installed restricted extras still banshee works sometimes only added songs in play que still not effect please help any solution for banshee?
[11:39] <theadmin> Ebron_: Some nautilus thing maybe
[11:41] <CharminTheMoose> Can someone explain to me why 'gksu -u root xedit' complains about a wrong password even when I set both user and root passwords the same?
[11:42] <oCean> CharminTheMoose: didn't Myrtti just answer you?
[11:42] <CharminTheMoose> Oops, I missed that.
[11:42] <theadmin> !rootpw | CharminTheMoose
[11:42] <theadmin> Bah, I forgot the factoid
[11:42] <MimosakaRyou> can i start rdp service on a remote win machine?
[11:43] <bazhang> !sudoroot
[11:43] <CharminTheMoose> And yes, I am familar with the !root factoid. ;)
[11:43] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: Ubuntu doesn't officially support setting the root password. If you do that, you're no longer eglible to receive support from this channel, Ubuntu forums, etc.
[11:43] <oCean> CharminTheMoose: enabling root password is not supported and may cause all kinds of issues. Besides that, try gksudo, and don't use the -u root
[11:43] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: And yeah, use sudo/gksudo. They make much more sense than plain su alternatives of theirs.
[11:44] <MimosakaRyou> helloo everyone . can i start rdp service on a remote win machine?
[11:45] <theadmin> MimosakaRyou: Windows support is in ##windows , not here
[11:45] <CharminTheMoose> Well yes, but this breaks gksu as it uses su authentication mode by default which is broken.
[11:45] <CharminTheMoose> So how can I change gksu to use sudo?
[11:45] <oCean> CharminTheMoose: gksudo xedit
[11:45] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: Use gksudo. Or open "gksu-properties" and tell it to use sudo through that. That way, both gksu and gksudo will act the same
[11:46] <MimosakaRyou> i mean from my machine
[11:46] <CharminTheMoose> theadmin, hmm yeah, I tried using gksu-properties, but the settings aren't saved on a dbusless chroot of 11.04. :/
[11:46] <theadmin> MimosakaRyou: This is still a Windows issue. I don't honestly thing it's possible unless you have some other means of accessing the desktop remotely
[11:47] <MimosakaRyou> i see i see
[11:47] <MimosakaRyou> thanks
[11:47] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: Ouch... Using desktop environments without dbus is generally a bad idea
[11:47] <lahwran> so uh, anyone on the dockbarx thing?
[11:48] <lahwran> I can re-say the question if necessary, but it was quite long
[11:48] <lahwran> meh, I guess I'll ask in a few hours when the US wakes up
[11:48] <theadmin> lahwran: Have some patience (might need to wait several minutes, even hours before you get an answer. Repeating the question every 15 minutes or so is okay), and try asking the forums while you wait
[11:48] <CharminTheMoose> theadmin, it's not a full blown DE, just that stuff like gksu which AptUrl uses is by default in, ah, 'su' mode. *cough*
[11:49] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: That's weird, since if I recall right, gksu by *default* actually uses the sudo mode in Ubuntu, but then again it might act strangely because of lack of dbus
[11:50] <simonsky> hi, my wlan is instable under ubuntu 11.10 (10-30s lags every 5-10min). i'm using Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN. i already disabled the wlan-n-modus. no improvement. any suggestions?
[11:50] <Ebron_> theadmin: it was unity :) a fix can be found here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/21934/how-to-change-the-binding-of-windows-key-which-runs-unitys-dash
[11:50] <theadmin> Ebron_: Ah, hm, okay
[11:50] <chmac> How can I tell why a package was installed? As in, was it installed as a dependency of something else, or installed manually?
[11:51] <chmac> From the command line btw, not in synaptic / software-centre.
[11:51] <CharminTheMoose> theadmin, would it be possible for me to temporarily set up dbus inside the chroot from the host system?
[11:52]  * CharminTheMoose is using the chroot for building a livecd
[11:52] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: Probably, I'm not into chroots, sorry about that. But basically "apt-get install dbus" in it, start the dbus daemon and that should be about it
[11:52] <slinzex> Error when installing NVIDIA driver. Log of jockey.log ==>http://pastebin.com/qeKzvdij
[11:52] <slinzex> help me please
[11:53] <MimosakaRyou> im trying to connect to a win machine with remote desktop , but it always say connection closed
[11:54] <MimosakaRyou> the win machine has remote desktop already enabled
[11:55] <theadmin> MimosakaRyou: Have you considered using a simplier remote control solution, such as TeamViewer? Also, if I recall right, the default Ubuntu's remote desktop tool uses VNC, not RDP
[11:56] <MonkeyDust> rdesktop is a very simple and easy to use remote desktop app
[11:57] <Dr_willis> ive only used vnc and teamviewer. :) been trying splashtop.  but cen never get it to work over the internet. local lan works.
[11:57] <MimosakaRyou> vnc is relatively slow compared to rdp , dat's why i tried rdp first. i'll get back to u theadmin
[11:57] <Dr_willis> freenx is faster then vnc  - but ive had mixxed results with it.
[11:58] <edwinkcw> hello, I have a problem about ntp, I use "sudo ntpdate stdtime.gov.hk" to get the updatest date and time, but I found that it is wrong. What is the possible reason?
[11:58] <edwinkcw> $  sudo ntpdate stdtime.gov.hk
[11:58] <edwinkcw> 25 Feb 05:57:36 ntpdate[4692]: step time server 210.0.235.14 offset -50407.500386 sec
[11:58] <edwinkcw> I just execute it, it the result is not correct
[11:58] <CharminTheMoose> Actually, can someone explain to me *why* gksu -u root xedit fails if the root password is set? What's blocking it?
[11:59] <chown_> guys cifs and smb is the same thing?
[11:59] <theadmin> chown_: Pretty much
[11:59] <MonkeyDust> cifs is also used for NFS
[12:00] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: I think gksu as well as gksudo relies heavily on dbus to perform the authorisation, so if you don't have that it will fail... It's just a wild guess, but something makes me think that's the case.
[12:01] <CharminTheMoose> theadmin, well, I was trying this out from the chroot-as-livecd, which starts up dbus and such.
[12:02] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: Ah, then sorry, no idea.
[12:02] <sai> http://goterminal.blogspot.in/2012/02/debate-ics-vs-ios-credit-goes-to-ics.html
[12:03] <CharminTheMoose> Thanks anyway. :)
[12:03] <bazhang> sai, why paste that here
[12:04] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: Have you tried runing gksu with --sudo-mode and/or --debug? Might help...
[12:04] <chown_> well i have an network hd, i believe it is called a NAS, and it has some mount points. At a macosx i was used to smb://ip/mountpoint and it would mount how do i do that in ubuntu? am i in the right way? mount.cifs?
[12:04] <sai> bazhang, then where to paste?
[12:04] <bazhang> sai, this is ubuntu support, this is not the place for random things like that
[12:04] <wily> anybody familar with qtsixa (ps3 contoller support)?
[12:04] <theadmin> sai: This has nothing to do with Ubuntu, so it's unrelated. Don't spam here.
[12:05] <MonkeyDust> !info qtsixa
[12:05] <theadmin> chown_: Sure, cifs or smbfs are what you are looking for, actually I think Nautilus and most other filemanagers would eat smb:// URLs too
[12:06] <wily> !info qtsixa
[12:06] <Dr_willis> chown_,  the gnome file manager, supports the smb:// type path. or use the various command line tools to mount things.
[12:06] <chown_> theadmin: i love u!!! u saved mylife man!!!
[12:06] <theadmin> chown_: Um... okay? lol
[12:07] <MonkeyDust> "man" :)
[12:07] <theadmin> Heh... well I'm used to that >.>
[12:07] <sai> theadmin, is there any place to do?any channels?
[12:07] <chown_> im sorry for my excitment
[12:07] <bazhang> !ot | sai
[12:07] <nano-> https://lists.launchpad.net/unity-design/msg08084.html THANKS FOR THE LAUGH! <3<3<3<3<3<3<3
[12:07] <chown_> ok, but ill keep searching for the command line for that, cuz i need it to mount those things at the login
[12:08] <theadmin> sai: #defocus and #ubuntu-offtopic are suitable for general discussion (might be more channels, but those are the ones that come to mind right away)
[12:08] <theadmin> chown_: Mount it via fstab maybe? Might be the better way
[12:09] <chown_> theadmin: ty, ill search it, im a completly newbie at linux but ill search hard on it, ty again
[12:09] <bazhang> nano-, thats not appropriate for here
[12:09] <MimosakaRyou> aww shit teamviewer returned a reason unknown error
[12:10] <djbenny> morning
[12:10] <nano-> bazhang: It's not appropriate anywhere :D
[12:11] <bazhang> nano-, so dont paste it here
[12:11] <nano-> But funny :)
[12:11] <nano-> So thanks, and bye :)
[12:11] <djbenny> does anyone know where i can get the last produced native Picasa software from? i tried searching for a mirror
[12:11] <theadmin> chown_: echo "//ip/sharename /path/to/directory/where/you/want/to/mount/it cifs username=USER,password=YOUR_PASSWORD,_netdev 0 0" | sudo tee -a /etc/fstab # Run this, it will allow you to mount the share automatically at boot. But, be sure to edit it so that it corresponds to your share
[12:18] <MimosakaRyou> ok teamviewer returns a reason unknown error , and the win machine that im connecting to is definitely up. what could be wrong
[12:19] <sanjeev90an> how can i edit mbr to change the location of boot partition?
[12:19] <Dr_willis> MimosakaRyou,  first guess.. windows firewall.
[12:19] <arand> sanjeev90an: Simply re-run "grub-install"
[12:20] <Dr_willis> !grub2
[12:20] <chown_> theadmin: i cant thank u enough
[12:20] <theadmin> chown_: lol don't worry, it's okay
[12:21] <sanjeev90an> arand; ok thanks
[12:21] <shan> hello
[12:22] <mdsn> hi, guys, im trying to set up my grub, to have windows and ubunto choise on startup,. i was holding shift to call it up, but i saw just some picture with vertical stripes and some writing, and fater it was back in ubuntu, pls help
[12:22] <sahil_> how is mysql different in ubuntu and windows
[12:23] <sahil_> ?
[12:23] <Dr_willis> mdsn,  you may want to set it where grub does not hide. and a longer timeout/delay in the configs to make it easier to select what os.
[12:23] <Dr_willis> sahil_,  thats a bit vague. they should be the same I imagine..
[12:23] <LjL> sahil_: probably a question better suited for #Mysql
[12:23] <CharminTheMoose> Is gksu in su mode supposed to be broken? Deleting the previously set root password to the ubuntu default rightly so makes gksu fail.
[12:24] <mdsn> so how do i do it, can it be done from gnome lvl, to setup all grub options?
[12:24] <sahil_> LjL, thnx...what is the channel for winehq
[12:24] <oCean> CharminTheMoose: once more, enabling/using root password is *not* supported
[12:24] <LjL> shaatar: #winehq
[12:24] <LjL> sahil_: ^
[12:24] <Dr_willis> !grub2 | mdsn
[12:24] <raptor67682> hello how to join electrical switch on wall and USB that simuluatae press a key
[12:25] <CharminTheMoose> oCean, I know, I've now 'disabled' the root account with 'passwd -dl root'
[12:25] <oCean> CharminTheMoose: so, don't use su and gksu again
[12:25] <somethinginteres> does anyone know how to execute in terminal "ffmpeg -i filename.flv -vcodec copy -acodec copy filename.mkv" for all files in a given folder?
[12:25] <mdsn> didnt lose it, i just want to have option starting windows also, and now just ubuntu startst automaticly
[12:26] <Dr_willis> mdsn,  'for more information .......'  read the url?
[12:26] <mdsn> ok
[12:26] <Dr_willis> normally if you have windows and linux. grub does not set iteself to autohide.
[12:26] <Dr_willis> could be update-grub is not seeing windows
[12:26] <CharminTheMoose> 'cept my problem remains, by default gksu uses su mode, applications such as 'AptUrl' for downloading stuff from firefox use gksu, and I can't change the gksu mode as there's no way to get dbus to run inside a chroot.
[12:27] <Dr_willis> why are you doing all this chroot stuff anyway? ive totally missed the reason
[12:28] <LjL> somethinginteres: for file in *; do ffmpeg -i "$file" -vcodec copy -acodec copy "$file".mkv; done
[12:28] <theadmin> Dr_willis: (s)he's building a livecd
[12:28] <LjL> somethinginteres: although that will result in filename.flv.mkv outputs
[12:29] <phpn00b> how to switch to Oracle java?
[12:29] <LjL> !java > phpn00b
[12:29] <CharminTheMoose> 'tis an awesome learning experience for me. ;)
[12:29] <somethinginteres> LjL: certainly better than nothing. Thanks.
[12:29] <theadmin> LjL: Well, then use ${$file/\.flv/\.mkv} instead of $file ?
[12:30] <sanjeev90an> how i change default startup services in ubuntu 10.04 and add my custom programs there so that those program can start during boot time?
[12:30] <phpn00b> LjL, should I get Oracle Java 7 or 6?
[12:30] <Dr_willis> !upstart | sanjeev90an
[12:31] <Dr_willis> sanjeev90an,  dependng on what your progerams are doing. You could launch them from /etc/rc.local
[12:31] <LjL> phpn00b: that's up to you, i'd get 7 but it's possible you need to run stuff that requires specifically 6
[12:31] <somethinginteres> theadmin: will try that cheers
[12:31] <theadmin> somethinginteres: Try what? lol
[12:32] <phpn00b> LjL, is version 7 faster/better?
[12:32] <phpn00b> LjL, I need to run Eclipse
[12:32] <LjL> phpn00b: i wouldn't know about faster/better
[12:34] <somethinginteres> theadmin: the "${$file/\.flv/\.mkv" in place of $file :)
[12:34] <theadmin> somethinginteres: Ah that... Obviously place that in the output place, not in the input :D
[12:34] <somethinginteres> theadmin: roger that
[12:35] <chown_> theadmin: if i put my Nas in my filesystem table, and when my Linux boot my Nas is down, it would be a problem, or it would be handled?
[12:36] <theadmin> chown_: I think it should be okay. Well I mean, it will throw an error at boot time for sure, but it won't stop it from booting or somesuch
[12:37] <chown_> Ok ty, i know its stupid asking it, but i know nothing as i said. Ty.
[12:37] <sanjeev90an> Dr_willis: if i want to stop sshd, telnetd from starting during boot time what should i do ?
[12:38] <markus__> hi there, I'm planning to install ubuntu and want to go for 12.04.. If I install the alpha, is it possible to update to the final version or would I have to reinstall?
[12:38] <Dr_willis> sanjeev90an,  rename the /etc/init/servicenameyouwant.conf to  whatever.dontrun is one way i recall.
[12:38] <bazhang> !final | markus__
[12:38] <Dr_willis> for telnet ;) best to just uninstall it and forget it exists...
[12:38] <theadmin> markus__: It will be possible to upgrade, but it's unstable, can be broken etc. Also, it's not supported here, use #ubuntu+1 for Precise support.
[12:39] <markus__> alright, thank you guys
[12:40] <cemallettin> hi!
[12:40] <markus__> one silly question remains, on http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ do I have to choose AMD64 ISO for my intel core 2 duo processor if I want to install 64bit version?
[12:40] <cemallettin> is there somebody who use adblock plus or adblock with chromium based any browser?
[12:40] <Dr_willis> amd64 is the 64bit version yes..
[12:40] <mongy> sanjeev90an,  sudo update-rc.d -f sshd remove  I think should work.
[12:40] <markus__> okay, _amd_ confuses me
[12:41] <Dr_willis> mongy,  im not sure if that command has been updated to work with Upstart
[12:41] <Dr_willis> markus__,  amd came out with the 64bit extensions first. :) so they got the name.
[12:41] <markus__> fair enough :)
[12:41] <somethinginteres> theadmin: that command didn't seem to work. I pressed enter and it just went to a new line with ">" at the beginning like a prompt..
[12:42] <R4ndZ> PS1?
[12:42] <theadmin> somethinginteres: You sure you pasted it right? There's a ${$file/\.flv/\.mkv}, watch out for the closing brace
[12:42] <Dr_willis> somethinginteres,  you got some extra quote marks or somthing in the line would be my guess.
[12:42] <bazhang> R4ndZ, ubuntu support question?
[12:42] <somethinginteres> Dr_willis, theadmin: hmm let me check
[12:43] <R4ndZ> bazhang: no
[12:43] <mongy> Dr_willis, ah.. ok.
[12:43] <Dr_willis> > is the 'continue entering more info' prompt. (for lack of better terms) :)
[12:43] <R4ndZ>  ${$file/\.flv/\.mkv} !=  ${file/\.flv/\.mkv}
[12:43] <santoshmuk> instead of video i want make the dvd of software with menus , sub-menu and with great background thumnails !
[12:44] <Dr_willis> santoshmuk,  i use devede to create dvd video disks with menus and stuff.
[12:44] <theadmin> Dr_willis: The better term is $PS2 :P What'd describe it is "the command is not finished. FINISH IT!"
[12:44] <R4ndZ> lol
[12:44] <somethinginteres> theadmin: was missing the closing brace but this time I got "bash: ${$file/\.flv/\.mkv}: bad substitution"
[12:44] <Dr_willis> theadmin,  what does my Sony Playstation 2 have to do with it?  ;)
[12:44] <R4ndZ> somethinginteres: use ${file/\.flv/\.mkv}
[12:44] <theadmin> Dr_willis: You know $PS1 is the main prompt? $PS2 is the secondary prompt
[12:44] <santoshmuk> but i want to do same for application !
[12:45] <Dr_willis> theadmin,  the bash prompt howto ;) is so much fun to read.
[12:45] <R4ndZ> haha
[12:45] <theadmin> Dr_willis: Except when you use ZSh. Like me ;D
[12:45] <Dr_willis> !info fish
[12:45] <dtf> Hi! Does anyone know how to enable Video Chat withi Pidgin ? I've just installed Pidgin. And, my webcam works with Cheese etc.
[12:45] <Dr_willis> I was using fish for a while. :) had some neat features.
[12:45] <theadmin> Dr_willis: Tried that, meh, didn't quite like it
[12:46] <theadmin> dtf: Pidgin does videochat ONLY on XMPP/Jabber/Gtalk. No other protocols are supported for that yet
[12:46] <zorael> Tabs take ages to load in all browsers (Chromium, Firefox tested), even when I run a local caching dns. Even when they seem finished (page rendered) they're still loading, and other tabs won't start until enough of the first batch have finished. What could cause this?
[12:46] <zorael> 11.10
[12:46] <dtf> theadmin: so, does that mean i have to get XMPP in addition to pidgin?
[12:47] <dabbu> I have asus a43s system, touchpad stops working sometime and the only solution is to restart the system, any help ?
[12:47] <theadmin> dtf: XMPP is a protocol, not a program or anything... you'd need to get an XMPP account I guess...
[12:47] <somethinginteres> R4ndZ: that worked. Thanks.
[12:47] <R4ndZ> somethinginteres: np
[12:48] <zorael> dabbu: When it stops working, try entering 'sudo modprobe -r psmouse && sudo modprobe psmouse resetafter=10' in a terminal
[12:48] <dtf> theadmin: i'll check that right nw
[12:48] <theadmin> dtf: Or just get a client which supports video chats on your network. You know, having every friend of yours switch to XMPP can be hard.
[12:49] <dabbu> zorael any permanent solution
[12:49] <makara> i need to organise photos on my iPhone into albums using Ubuntu. Is possible?
[12:49] <dtf> theadmin: so, this mean that my friend (on Windows machine using MSN Live Messenger) will not be able to video chat with me?
[12:50] <theadmin> dtf: Not with Pidgin, yes. Try amsn, it does video chats on MSN
[12:50] <BlueWolf> Is this code correct?   ~/Downloads$ md5sum "linuxmint-12-gnome-cd-nocodecs-64bit.iso"
[12:50] <JustMozzy> hey. did anyone successfully install Wunderlist on 11.1?
[12:51] <theadmin> BlueWolf: Looks right to me heh
[12:52] <BlueWolf> theadmin: Then could you explain to me why it is not working in my terminal? This is the error  -  bash: /home/byron/Downloads$: No such file or directory
[12:52] <theadmin> BlueWolf: You're not supposed to type the "~/Downloads$" part...
[12:52] <theadmin> BlueWolf: It's meant to represent your prompt
[12:53] <zorael> dabbu: If it works, create a file like '/etc/modprobe.d/touchpad-fix.conf' with the contents 'options psmouse resetafter=10'
[12:53] <theadmin> BlueWolf: md5sum ~/Downloads/linuxmint-12-gnome-cd-nocodecs-64bit.iso # Try this
[12:53] <dabbu> zoreal :ok, i will have to wait till it stops working again :)
[12:54] <malin_> is it just me or is ubuntu getting slower and slower?
[12:55] <BlueWolf> theadmin: Oh ya It's been ages since I last did this.Can you verify this for me to see if my .iso is ok before I burn it? -  641e0ab8f746b82c36fc3f0bbca70dc7
[12:56] <theadmin> BlueWolf: This channel does not offer mint support... But yes, this looks right.
[12:56] <theadmin> BlueWolf: Hint: if you use the torrent downloads, you don't have to check the files, because your torrent client will handle that for you ;)
[12:57] <BlueWolf> theadmin: I have forgotten how to do that too. Ok thanks for your help hey. It's not really Mint help as I am asking Ubuntu questions, but ya will do..... :D
[12:57] <malin_> how come i can only see one core in ubuntu? i tried acpi=off acpi=force noapic nolapic and even installed mainland kernels 3.3 and 3.2 but nothing works
[12:57] <theadmin> BlueWolf: Meh you asked me the right checksum of the MINT iso, how is that an Ubuntu question xD
[12:58] <santoshmuk> which is better backtrack or ubuntu ?
[12:58] <theadmin> santoshmuk: That's a silly question. Backtrack is intended for security testing. Ubuntu is intended for regular desktop use.
[12:59] <santoshmuk> and that is why i donot understand backtrack is at top ranking ?
[13:00] <BlueWolf> theadmin: ha ha, It's an iso in Ubuntu.. So I just download the torrent from the same page right?  I actually needed to download it through firefox because my internet is very slow and I need downloaded quite fast. :D
[13:01] <theadmin> santoshmuk: *sigh* They're intended for different purposes. Which is better - an apple or a shovel? :/
[13:01] <anonisnaas> a shovel, hands down
[13:02] <santoshmuk> i donot know u tell  me which is better window or ubuntu ?
[13:02] <BlueWolf> theadmin: Hey thanks for the help. :D
[13:02] <theadmin> santoshmuk: *sigh* you keep asking the same thing, it's got NO ANSWER, there's no "better" when you compare entirely different things. Also, this is not a support question and is therefore highly offtopic
[13:03] <theadmin> BlueWolf: No problem.
[13:03] <moes> theadmin, Updated to Firefox-10.0.2..canonical-1.0 using synaptic...now firefox will crash when I try to open yahoo.games ??
[13:04] <theadmin> moes: I don't even use Firefox, why you ask me? lol
[13:04] <BlueWolf> theadmin: Oh ya by the way, I am going to use Brasero to burn the operating system, what speed should I burn it at, 4.0?
[13:04] <theadmin> BlueWolf: The lowest you can is good practice
[13:04] <moes> theadmin, On a chance you might help ..but thanks anyway
[13:04] <malin_> ONE core issue on ubuntu, is there anyone who can help?!
[13:04] <santoshmuk> ok then plz tell me how i can make a dvd of application ?
[13:05] <theadmin> santoshmuk: This doesn't make sense... Just burn it as data...
[13:05] <soreau> ! ask | malin_
[13:05] <theadmin> malin_: Just ask the question first.
[13:06] <santoshmuk> no i want to run it on window but it should work like dvd styler so that it can look preety to install !
 how come i can only see one core in ubuntu? i tried acpi=off acpi=force noapic nolapic and even installed mainland kernels 3.3 and 3.2 but nothing works
[13:07] <theadmin> santoshmuk: You need to write an installer then. And if you want to run it on Windows, it's got nothing to do with Ubuntu.
[13:07] <malin_> thank you anonisnaas
[13:08] <anonisnaas> no probs malin_ , hope someone can help.
[13:08] <BlueWolf> theadmin: The lowest is 8.0*(CD) - Burning speed. It is the slowest right? I can believe I have forgotten the simple things....
[13:08] <santoshmuk> but i want to sell the application of window by making dvd  and earn some money !
[13:09] <theadmin> BlueWolf: Well it doesn't *really* matter, just burn it at the lowest you find
[13:09] <malin_> santoshmuk: what are you trying to accomplish?
[13:09] <anonisnaas> BlueWolf, you will find the lowest speed in the brasero options.
[13:09] <BlueWolf> theadmin: OK thanks Man!!!! :D
[13:09] <arand> malin_: As per https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=797335#p797335    "pci=nommconf might be worth testing as well...
[13:10] <theadmin> BlueWolf: "man" doesn't apply to me, but whatever. No problem.
[13:10] <malin_> arand: i will try that one also
[13:10] <santoshmuk> i mean to say that i will download essential appliction of window and  sell it to my friend and whoever need it !
[13:11] <soreau> santoshmuk: Selling pirated software is not a way to 'earn' money
[13:11] <theadmin> santoshmuk: You know that's illegal right -_-
[13:11] <BlueWolf> theadmin: :-( Figure of speech. Thanks any way.
[13:11] <chown_> lemme say i have a few comands i would like to execute at the login time, how would i separate those commands at a text file?
[13:11] <santoshmuk> so plz tell me how i can write installer !
[13:11] <LjL> santoshmuk: can you please stick to Ubuntu support, not other stuff?
[13:11] <soreau> ! illegal | santoshmuk
[13:11] <ggggottto> are there popular apps that windows can run but ubuntu?
[13:12] <dtf> theadmin: did you get yours working?
[13:12] <santoshmuk> but i want to sell which are open source and freeware !
[13:12] <santoshmuk> and that is not a piracy !
[13:12] <LjL> santoshmuk: still not ontopic for this channel. have you tried #ubuntu-offtopic?
[13:12] <soreau> ggggottto: That's irrelevant to ubuntu. Try #windows
[13:12] <phpn00b> how do I remove Videos from Places/Favoriets
[13:13] <soreau> santoshmuk: Why would you sell someone else's work? Also, how does this have anything to do with ubuntu?
[13:13] <nullucas> hi, most pdf ebooks around have menus and they have real text instead of text in images. How do people do them? Some kind of OCR software? I heard OCR often causes formatting problems and errors, but these books don't seem to have any problems at all. Can this be done in ubuntu? Thanks
[13:14] <santoshmuk> no bro u had asked me what to do and i had share my view !
[13:14] <theadmin> chown_: This is the basic idea of a script: http://goo.gl/2KLtQ
[13:14] <LjL> nullucas: maybe they're just released as PDF from the publisher?
[13:14] <zteam> Hi all
[13:14] <soreau> phpn00b: Click on Videos, and when it opens nautilus, right click on Videos in the left pane and select Remove
[13:15] <zteam> Does anybody know how hard it is to access a encrypted LVM volume from a LiveCD provided one knows the password
[13:15] <zteam> ?
[13:15] <phpn00b> sordina, the remove option is greyed out
[13:15] <ansaja> viaggio nell'isola misteriosa
[13:15] <MonkeyDust> !it
[13:15] <chown_> theadmin: if i run a command line that has a sudo statement at the login time, it will execute wo promt? or should i somehow input the password at the script?
[13:16] <zteam> I consider to do a LVM-encryption but I wanna know how hard it is to recover my system in case it crash if it is encrypted
[13:16] <theadmin> chown_: You can't really do that, except authorizing sudo to run that command without password
[13:16] <santoshmuk> would any body help me to make a installer ?
[13:16] <dtf> chown_: after the first time you've done sudo, the second onwards won't be prompting you for password
[13:17] <soreau> phpn00b: Something is wrong then
[13:17] <dtf> chown_: i believe it's only good for the session. meaning, if you close and reopen terminal, it iwll prompt you for password
[13:17] <LjL> santoshmuk: not for Windows.
[13:17] <nullucas> LjL, maybe... I just got the impression that there are even old or rare books that are well formatted, which probably don't even exist as pdf for sale. I don't know... But if that's true, then I guess a good OCR software is the only way to go
[13:17] <LjL> nullucas: well, open-source OCR software around is not especially good
[13:18] <santoshmuk> ok bro !
[13:21] <jailtonpierre> do you use Lubuntu? Can you help me?
[13:22] <phpn00b> soreau, nothing wrong with my system. it seems the list of folders in Places is hard coded :(
[13:23] <soreau> phpn00b: Which version of ubuntu?
[13:23] <soreau> ! lubuntu | jailtonpierre
[13:24] <phpn00b> soreau, Ubuntu 11.10 + gnome shell
[13:25] <soreau> phpn00b: I'm not really sure about gnome3
[13:25] <jailtonpierre> ubottu: I'm trying it. Anyway thank's
[13:26] <phpn00b> ubottu, you are intelligent
[13:26] <moes>  Updated to Firefox-10.0.2..canonical-1.0 using synaptic...now firefox will crash when I try to open yahoo.games ??
[13:27] <sacarlson> chown_: there is an option that can be set in sudo for a user to not require a password in sudo
[13:28] <chown_> sacarlson:i see, well, i think its better i dont go this way, it would make my enviroment a lot less safe
[13:28] <Sindikat> hi everyone! how to make ubuntu use .xinit.rc when started?
[13:29] <phpn00b> !flash
[13:30] <phpn00b> !Gnash
[13:30] <sacarlson> chown_: true it will reduce security but at times in automated process I know  of no other solution.  this user doen't have to be the user you use as a desktop user
[13:30] <ajnabicancer> I'm having issue with resolution
[13:30] <ajnabicancer> can change it
[13:30] <ajnabicancer> can't*
[13:31] <ajnabicancer> any help
[13:31] <ZuCo> ask
[13:31] <chown_> sacarlson: could 2 users be running at same time withous pause at the background user?
[13:31] <sacarlson> chown_: yes
[13:31] <chown_> wow
[13:32] <lahwran> hi, anyone here use dockbarx? I would like to make a specific window always have it's own entry and icon on the bar, even though it's an instance of an application I have open - specifically, I have a task shortcut for gmail tasks set up with chrome, so the tasks window is a chrome-owned window titled "Tasks", with its own icon. I'd like that window to have it's own entry on the bar so that I don't have to hover over the chrome icon to get to it.
[13:32] <cdj> Unity's HUD is amazing
[13:32] <cdj> it's like Spotlight in OS X
[13:32] <cdj> love it
[13:32] <sacarlson> chown_: as with apache, it runs in the background as user www-data as you are something else on the desktop
[13:32] <malin_> how come i can only see one core in ubuntu? i tried acpi=off acpi=force noapic nolapic and even installed mainland kernels 3.3 and 3.2 but nothing works
[13:33] <phpn00b> malin_, how do you determine how many cores there are?
[13:33] <ajnabicancer> ZuCo: i was having resolution issue then i installed Nvidia drivers. after drivers installed display gone with message"signals out of rang". recently i recovered by selecting to load ubuntu in "failsafe graphic mode". now i am back to 1024x768. but i can't change resolution.
[13:33] <cdj> does anyone know if you can show the package version when doing apt-get install
[13:33] <cdj> like apt-get install apache2
[13:33] <cdj> I want it to show the actual version of it
[13:34] <cdj> 2.x.x
[13:34] <malin_> phpn00b: in system overview, i dont know what its called in english :P
[13:34] <bastidrazor> cdj: apt-cache policy packagename
[13:34] <lahwran> cdj: apt-cache show apache2
[13:34] <lahwran> policy?
[13:34] <phpn00b> malin_, also check /proc/cpuinfo
[13:34] <malin_> phpn00b: where you see how many cores there are and how much % they are working
[13:34] <lahwran> bastidrazor: how interesting
[13:35] <malin_> phpn00b: http://paste.ubuntu.com/856519/
[13:35] <mongy> phpn00b, htop is nice shell app also
[13:35] <japro> how do i leave a ftp console session when the connection timed out?
[13:35] <cdj> bastidrazor, lahwran, that I'm aware of, I want something YUM style -- http://www.configureinstallsetup.com/files/yum_install_httpd/yum_install_httpd_1.PNG
[13:35] <lahwran> japro: ctrl+d
[13:36] <japro> nope
[13:36] <cdj> see how it lists httpd - i386 - 2.2.11-2.fc10
[13:36] <japro> i mean i can kill the ftp client externally
[13:36] <monohedron> how to unpack an mzp file on ubuntu
[13:36] <lahwran> japro: perhaps ctrl+c then - ctrl+d is "end of input", ctrl+c is "exit"
[13:36] <japro> but that cant be the "proper" solution
[13:36] <phpn00b> malin_, not sure what is wrong. mine display the 8 cores correctly :-)
[13:36] <mrguser> Hy
[13:36] <bastidrazor> cdj: if you're using 32bit then its a 32bit .deb.. if you're using 64bit its 64 or it'll not it otherwise
[13:36] <MonkeyDust> 8 cores *drool*
[13:36] <japro> when i type quit it just "waits" when i then ctrl-c it just goes back to the ftp prompt
[13:37] <malin_> phpn00b:  i had same problems with my desktop that had 8 cores, it did only display 1
[13:37] <lahwran> japro: how strange
[13:37] <mongy> 4 real, 4 HT :)
[13:37] <cdj> bastidrazor, it's not about showing the arch
[13:37] <japro> well i guess i'll continue with the kill solution
[13:38] <lahwran> bastidrazor: what does that have to do with his question?
[13:38] <sacarlson> monohedron: will your mzp file not open in nautilus?
[13:38] <mrguser> don't have
[13:38] <bastidrazor> cdj: then i'm confused as to what you want.
[13:38] <cdj> did you see the pic I provided?
[13:38] <mrguser> Alguem aqui é brasileiro?
[13:38] <japro> HT performance boosts can be rather impressive for certain tasks
[13:38] <bastidrazor> cdj: yes.
[13:38] <cdj> bastidrazor, well, then you saw that it shows the version and among other things the arch and repo too
[13:39] <monohedron> sacarlson, nope nothing under linux seem to open them
[13:39] <cdj> ubuntu only shows the package name, but nevermind I figured it out
[13:39] <cdj> apt-get -V install
[13:39] <monohedron> i wouldn't ask if i hadn't hased this already
[13:39] <monohedron> chased
[13:39] <phpn00b> would ne nice ifi gnome3 has something similar to Desktop Folder in kde4
[13:40] <cdj> without -V: The following NEW packages will be installed:  nginx nginx-common nginx-full; WITH -V: The following NEW packages will be installed:  nginx (1.1.14-1)
[13:40] <cdj> that's what I wanted
[13:40] <cdj> thanks anyway :)
[13:40] <mongy> phpn00b, I'm sure there is a widget for screenlet or similar for that
[13:40] <lahwran> cdj: you're welcome anyway
[13:40] <Segaja> hi, i'm trying to upgrade an ubuntu 11.10 system. but i get errors during the upgrade
[13:40] <chown_> like if i have to move a bunch of folders at the same time i have to do a mv /path1 /finalpath, i mean if the finalpath is the same could i pass a lot of arguments to be moved?
[13:41] <cdj> now where do I configure so that when I type in apt-get it automatically does apt-get -V
[13:41] <cdj> like when "rewriting" commands such as sl to ls
[13:42] <chown_> cdj: .bashrc ?
[13:42] <cdj> terminal aliases
[13:43] <bastidrazor> cdj: .bashrc alias 'apt-get'='apt-get -V'
[13:43] <cdj> thanks
[13:44] <Segaja> http://pastie.org/private/k5ithz2hjmtctq623cnba << any ideas?
[13:45] <dom_> ky
[13:48] <ajnabicancer> i was having resolution issue then i installed Nvidia drivers. after drivers installed display gone with message"signals out of rang". recently i recovered by selecting to load ubuntu in "failsafe graphic mode". now i am back to 1024x768. but i can't change resolution.
[13:49] <ajnabicancer> any help
[13:49] <soreau> ajnabicancer: You probably aren't using the nvidia driver while in low graphics mode
[13:49] <soreau> ajnabicancer: Why did you install old 175 driver not in ubuntu repos?
[13:50] <ajnabicancer> soreau: i am new to ubuntu. i did what i was told from this place.
[13:50] <soreau> ajnabicancer: Well you should always use repo packages, especially when it comes to drivers
[13:51] <wondering> why don't the icons on my new docky work.. They just bounce but will not open.
[13:51] <ajnabicancer> soreau: i don't know anything about commands and packages
[13:52] <soreau> ajnabicancer: It's pretty easy to install the driver from repos after you install ubuntu.. you just use the graphical installer it prompts you
[13:52] <bastidrazor> wondering: ask the makers of your dock.
[13:53] <ajnabicancer> soreau: How to get that repos?
[13:53] <wondering> bastidrazor Yeah, that was very helpful.  I googled it but didn't get any direction. Thanks for your help
[13:53] <soreau> ajnabicancer: They're already included by default
[13:54] <ajnabicancer> soreau: i'm sorry but i didn't follow you. what should i do now?
[13:54] <bastidrazor> wondering: just pointing you in a more appropriate direction.
[13:55] <Bert_2> Hi, I'm having some sound issues in 11.10, my nforce audio isn't working, I checked some stuff online and strangely enough it's using the hda-intel kernel module for my audio, shouldn't I be using another kernel module ?
[13:55] <soreau> ajnabicancer: Well you already installed the 175 version of the driver manually yes?
[13:55] <wondering> I have no Idea who made this application.  Does anyone else have any ideas as to why my icons only bounce twice on my newly installed Docky station?  The icons won't open the appkications
[13:56] <ajnabicancer> soreau: let me tell, someone from here told me to check Xorg.0.log. i have copied this file in xp. can pastebin it.
[13:56] <soreau> ajnabicancer: xorg.conf doesn't say much. /var/log/Xorg.0.log is much more useful
[13:57] <ajnabicancer> soreau: i am a newbie. don't have much command in linux.(ubuntu)
[13:57] <ajnabicancer> soreau: i can pastebin Xorg.0.log file.
[14:00] <JulianMuttray> so, can anybody help with with a tinsy problem I've been having?
[14:01] <[AJS]> where are the screensave settings in Unity?
[14:01] <wondering> Docky help please. my icons only bounce twice on my newly installed Docky station?  The icons don't open the applications, they only bounce???
[14:01] <[AJS]> *screensaver
[14:05] <santubun> how to the driver of modem ?
[14:05] <santubun> sorry i mean to install !
[14:07] <ajnabicancer_> soreau: here's the LOG ---->http://www.mediafire.com/?6mf46ndy445lfjc
[14:08] <rustygates> good day all
[14:08] <muesli> is there an easy way to find out which recommended packages i'm currently missing? (e.g. all packages that are recommended by another already installed package)
[14:09] <soreau> ajnabicancer_: You really have got to learn how to pastebin. I'm not downloading that file
[14:09] <soreau> ! pastebin | ajnabicancer_
[14:10] <ajnabicancer_> soreau: i tried and that didn't work for me, so i uploaded the file. no problem, i'll try again the pastebin
[14:10] <muellisoft> muesli: Hm. there should be. I think Ubuntu has preset to automatically pull suggested (or recommended?) packages. So a plain aptitude install -f (or the like) might help you. Otherwise you might be able to find the setting to pull your desired suggestions then run aptitude.
[14:10] <soreau> ajnabicancer_: yes it seems to be unusually large..
[14:12] <ajnabicancer_> soreau: trying......
[14:12] <soreau> ajnabicancer_: In any event, my recommendation would be to get rid of whatever driver(s) you've installed and just install them using the jockey utility (graphical driver installer)
[14:12] <ubuntu-guy> hi
[14:13] <tuecky> Ist es möglich cinnamon unter 11.04 zu installieren ?
[14:13] <Muelli> !de | tuecky
[14:13] <tuecky> hm
[14:13] <ajnabicancer_> Soreau: tell me how to do what you just defined.
[14:14] <ajnabicancer_> soreau: pastebin taking too long......
[14:14] <ajnabicancer_> sorry
[14:14] <ubuntu-guy> What happened of Ubuntu 11.10? Everything changed and even to open "terminal" need to search..... OH!!!
[14:14] <soreau> ajnabicancer_: I have no idea what you've done so far so I can't really say for your current install. The sure fire way is to install ubuntu fresh and then install the nvidia driver when prompted
[14:15] <santubun> can anybody tell me how to install amd  audio , video ,motherboard driver ?
[14:15] <jtannenbaum> japanese filenames/paths end up looking like this: http://i.imgur.com/65z98.png
[14:15] <Muelli> santubun: why would you do that? You usually don't need to do that
[14:16] <hacked_kernel> how to set DNS server IPs like opendns for dnsmasq to resolve ?
[14:16] <santubun> what do u mean ?
[14:16] <timmit> Why is https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/dev no more providing updates?
[14:16] <ajnabicancer_> soreau: How to get rid of Installed drivers, and then about utility (graphic driver installed)
[14:16] <soreau> ajnabicancer_: You probably have to run the driver installer again and tell it to uninstall
[14:17] <bencahill> Pici: ping
[14:17] <s4chin> g nickerv identify sacisin
[14:17] <LjL> !identify | s4chin
[14:17] <santubun> is there any way to install it ?
[14:17] <s4chin> msg nickserv identify sacisin
[14:18] <bencahill> s4chin: you need to do /msg, not msg
[14:18] <bencahill> s4chin: and change your password, since we all know it now :)
[14:18] <s4chin> msg nickserv set password redhat
[14:18] <timmit> :D
[14:18] <bencahill> lol
[14:18] <s4chin> Did :)
[14:18] <HyperCow> lol
[14:18] <s4chin> lol Thanks
[14:18] <bencahill> s4chin: put a / before msg
[14:18] <timmit> Why is https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/dev no more providing updates? :/
[14:21] <s4chin> Seems my keyboard is getting dead
[14:21] <ubuntu-guy> How can i find the terminal easily? ..... Main tool of linux should "TERMINAL" ...
[14:22] <bencahill> ubuntu-guy: I think C-A-t
[14:22] <ubuntu-guy> bencahill, Sorry?
[14:22] <cdj> open it via dash, lock to launcher and later you could just super+# it
[14:22] <bencahill> ubuntu-guy: Ctrl+Alt+t
[14:23] <cdj> or ctrl+alt+t as benca said
[14:23] <ubuntu-guy> oh yeah got it
[14:23] <ubuntu-guy> thanks bencahill
[14:23] <bencahill> np
[14:23] <CharminTheMoose> Turns out I can run 'gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/gksu/sudo-mode true' to set gksu to sudo mode on debootstrap ubuntu installs from inside a chroot.
[14:23]  * mneptok slides theadmin some coffee and Percoset
[14:24] <ubuntu-guy> First time it made me confused
[14:24] <theadmin> mneptok: ?...
[14:24] <theadmin> mneptok: Why me?
[14:24] <santubun> my update manager is not  working properly . how to fix it ?
[14:25] <Oer> santubun, what is the error you get?
[14:26] <ajnabicancer_> soreau: i have one more issue. i don't hear startup sound.
[14:26] <soreau> ajnabicancer_: Does other sound work?
[14:30] <HyperCow> I can't use anything above Ubuntu 10.10. Does that make me a necrofile?
[14:30] <santubun> W:Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/oneiric-security/Release.gpg  Something wicked happened resolving 'security.ubuntu.com:http' (-5 - No address associated with hostname)
[14:30] <santubun> , E:Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[14:30] <escott> im trying to build against a vendor provided (not open source) C++ header that references iostream.h. What is the appropriate way to deal with this? Do I install lsb-build-base3
[14:31] <nihcas> Hi All
[14:31] <Oer> santubun, so you have troubles with wicca ?
[14:31]  * Oer hates this alligation
[14:32] <santubun> what is that ?
[14:33] <Oer> santubun, i don't know, i think it is not a bug, just the old ones are used
[14:33] <acid_uk> afternoon all
[14:33] <JP-sNL> hi
[14:34] <acid_uk> has anyone done LACP link aggrigation on ubuntu
[14:34] <santubun> how to fix it ?
[14:34] <mizos> hi
[14:34] <acid_uk> LACP connection is only getting maxed on accross one link ,
[14:35] <acid_uk> there is two bonded 1gige links
[14:35] <JP-sNL> santubun... sounds like a resolving problem... if it never happened before it might be DNS server problem... try again in an hour or so
[14:35] <FCR2012> Hi
[14:36] <FCR2012> I have a question,when the next ubuntu will come out
[14:36] <JasonGriffee> I have a wireless card that suddenly stops using its wireless capabilities, what could cause this?
[14:36] <theadmin> FCR2012: Ubuntu releases are April and October every year
[14:37] <FCR2012> Thanks theadmin
  i.e  after six month  !
[14:37] <FCR2012> Oh
[14:37] <dawciobiel> I need to run "fsck" and to do it i need to lunch system in "single user mode". But how to do it when i have no GRUB installeded? Do i need to install GRUB or there is another way to lunch single-user-mode?
[14:37] <theadmin> FCR2012: That's where the version numbers come from, they're YY.MM
[14:37] <runicfox> @ FCR2012 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
[14:38] <FCR2012> Ok then
[14:38] <oCean> FCR2012: more accurately, it will be out when it's ready. Plans are april and october indeed
[14:38] <HyperCow> fcr: 26.04.2012
[14:38] <dawciobiel> In my case LILO is not installeded as well
[14:38] <ox3a> perhaps 12.04 will be released on may
[14:38] <FCR2012> Ok thanks for the info
[14:39] <HyperCow> ox3a: On may? It's been april, always.
[14:39] <FCR2012> So...I know to mount a c drive on DoSBox
[14:39] <FCR2012> In linux or windows
[14:39] <theadmin> dawciobiel: If you don't have GRUB, you won't be able to use the system...
[14:39] <theadmin> dawciobiel: Thus, you need a livecd if you *really* don't have GRUB
[14:39] <santubun> i heard that LTS is going to be for 5 year !
[14:39] <oCean> HyperCow: incorrect. Release in '06 was in june
[14:39] <dawciobiel> well my system is already installed and runing
[14:40] <FCR2012> Man how a guy don't have GRUB?
[14:40] <HyperCow> oCean: Just one exeption :)
[14:40] <dawciobiel> when i type: $lilo or $grub i got "The program 'lilo
[14:40] <FCR2012> Hey i know to mount a C drive on DosBox
[14:40] <dawciobiel> when i type: $lilo or $grub i got "The program 'lilo' is not currently installed. Yu can install it by ..."
[14:40] <oCean> HyperCow: as I said, it will be out when it's ready. It is just planned to be april. Might as well be may
[14:40] <FCR2012> But i have to go AFK for a minute
[14:40] <ox3a> HyperCow, oh yeah ... sorry
[14:41] <dawciobiel> FCR2012: mate, i already got GRUB on another system. On this one i dont need it
[14:41] <dawciobiel> *another machine
[14:41] <FCR2012> dawciobiel: Oh
[14:41] <CharminTheMoose> What's the 'proper way' to su to another (not root) user?
[14:41] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: sudo -u username -i
[14:41] <Ampelbein> dawciobiel: Please pastebin the output of 'dpkg -l | grep grub' and 'apt-cache policy grub-pc-bin'
[14:41] <theadmin> CharminTheMoose: Or, "su username". Well. That works fine for non-root
[14:42] <dawciobiel> Ampelbein: well hart to do it, cuz 2nd PC is not connected to network right now
[14:42] <dawciobiel> but ok, i will try to copy some how those info
[14:42] <dawciobiel> brb
[14:42] <JP-sNL> &
[14:43] <[void]> Hi,is there a pastebin.com application for Ubuntu too? found only one for unix...
[14:43] <JasonGriffee> why would a network card stop using it's wireless capabilities?
[14:43] <user1> hi
[14:43] <Oer> [void] pastebinit
[14:43] <[void]> ok,thx
[14:43] <malin_> void: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[14:46] <FCR2012> BACK
[14:47] <ox3a> Perhaps VLC is not in the repos ?
[14:48] <ThatGuy|2> Can anyone help me with virtualbox and ubuntu?
[14:48] <ThatGuy|2> Im trying to install aditional guest aditions, it says it is UNIX software and I click that it should install it with the autorun prompter
[14:48] <ThatGuy|2> then nothing happens
[14:49] <ThatGuy|2> shouldnt there be an installer popup or something?
[14:49] <ThatGuy|2> or is it working correctly?
[14:49] <FCR2012> Ubuntu,where you don't need antivirus
[14:49] <FCR2012> I don't use VirtualBox
[14:50] <FCR2012> I use DOSBOX for Dos games
[14:51] <ubuntu-guy> Which is the good media player for 11.10 ... ? In 10.04 i used VLC but i don't find it in 11.10
[14:52] <[AJS]> vlc is in 11.10
[14:52] <NahsiN> Guest editions is installed if you can access the Auto resize option when booting up your virtual machine.
[14:52] <BluesKaj> ubuntu-guy,  make sure you have all your repositories enabled , including partners in your package manager
[14:53] <soreau> !info vlc
[14:53] <soreau> ubuntu-guy: its in universe repo
[14:53] <ubuntu-guy> guys perhaps i am having some problem when "sudo apt-get update"
[14:54] <ubuntu-guy> It show error: 404 not found
[14:54] <FCR2012> I was playing DOOM
[14:54] <FCR2012> Hell Yeah i was killing demons
[14:54] <soreau> ubuntu-guy: Check what repos you have enabled
[14:54] <danileigh79> !offf-topic | FCR2012
[14:54] <FCR2012> Oh
[14:54] <danileigh79> !off-topic | FCR2012
[14:55] <FCR2012> I am just watching this chat
[14:55] <pier> server irc.chlame.net
[14:55] <ubuntu-guy> FCR2012, 0_o
[14:55] <wondering> Ive spent hours on google and everything else I can think of....     Rythmbox icon only bounces on Docky but will not open??? Have tried removing, re drag and drop, logging out, restarting, activating in docky settings, nothing seems to start the app from the Docky bar... Can someone help me???
[14:55] <FCR2012> Because i know a bit of ubuntu
[14:55] <FCR2012> Like
[14:55] <danileigh79> FCR2012: If you want to watch, then watch, but this is a support channel, don't bring up off-topic chat
[14:55] <bazhang> FCR2012, stop that please
[14:55] <FCR2012> Ubuntu has already an antivirus
[14:55] <soreau> wondering: Does rythmbox work when you start it normally?
[14:56] <NahsiN> That Guy...if you downloaded the guest additions iso then you have to mount it in your virtual machine. That option is there in the virtual machine settings. After it's been mounted it becomes like a cd and then you can install guest additions from within your virtual machine.
[14:56] <danileigh79> soreau: What do you mean
[14:56] <wondering> soreau yes from the start menu way
[14:56] <soreau> wondering: Try running docky from a terminal then try starting docky and see if there is any interesting output
[14:57] <junglist313> Hello, what is that command that lets you identify what process is responsible for a given X window again? It's driving me crazy.
[14:57] <wrman> who can speak chinese
[14:57] <wondering> soreau Docky works fine.  Its the rhythmbox icon that doesn't work
[14:57] <theadmin> !cn | wrman
[14:57] <jbdr> 我啊
[14:57] <wrman> thanks
[14:58] <BluesKaj> wondering,  or run rythmbox in the terminal and pastebin the error
[14:58] <NahsiN> Does anyone know how I can suppress these log in log out notifications..... it's crazy!
[14:58] <soreau> wondering: I never said either was not true
[14:58] <FCR2012> Hey anyone needs help with dosbox?
[14:58] <theadmin> junglist313: xwininfo
[14:58] <Chipzzz> NahsiN: "/ignore * joins parts"
[14:58] <junglist313> theadmin: THANK YOU
[14:58] <theadmin> junglist313: np :D
[14:59] <NahsiN>  "/ignore * joins parts"
[14:59] <FCR2012> Well...
[14:59] <bazhang> FCR2012, please stop it.
[14:59] <FCR2012> No one needs my help in DosBox
[14:59] <hacked_kernel> what is a good irc  bouncer?
[14:59] <Chipzzz> NahsiN: leave out the quotes... also, add "quits" to the list
[14:59] <bazhang> FCR2012, chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[14:59] <soreau> NahsiN: without quotes
[15:00] <FCR2012> Meet me at the OffTopic
[15:00] <theadmin> hacked_kernel: Try ZNC
[15:00] <wondering> BluesKaj Rythmbox ran fine in term
[15:00] <milen8204> how can I flie transfer between two computers on linux ?
[15:01] <hacked_kernel> theadmin, I tried it but can't get it working fine, and can't hide my IP
[15:01] <Chipzzz> milen8204: rsync
[15:01] <theadmin> hacked_kernel: Hm okay
[15:01] <virtuaposta> j #centos
[15:01] <milen8204> Chipzzz: what is this ?
[15:01] <Chipzzz> milen8204: also scp
[15:01] <BluesKaj> wondering,  what about the menu ..does it run from there ?
[15:01] <milen8204> is thouse a program?
[15:02] <FCR2012> I am in Off topic channel,if you need help at mounting c drives in DosBox meet me at #Ubuntu-offtopic
[15:02] <hacked_kernel> theadmin, do you a vhost that hides IP that i can use in znc?
[15:02] <Chipzzz> milen8204: they both do file transfers between different hosts... "man scp" and "man rsync" for info
[15:02] <NahsiN> Okay so I typed >>/ignore * joins parts quits
[15:02] <milen8204> ok thanks
[15:02] <ichiro_> Not quite ubuntu, but the debian channel is quiet.
[15:02] <NahsiN> and still nothing is happening.
[15:02] <theadmin> FCR2012: Look, nobody needs help with that. If you know something there's no point in shoving it down everybody's throats >.>
[15:02] <wondering> BluesKaj  Yes it runs fine from the menu and terminal ...  Just bounces in Docky
[15:02] <NahsiN> Yes I did not put ">>"
[15:02] <ichiro_> I'm having issues with intel i810 on squeeze. I've done an i910.modeset=0 at boot to get the thing up and running but graphical performance is poor compared to etch and i get artefacts in some cases. Moving a window hammers the cpu. Don't have this issue on a 76Mhz pII :P
[15:02] <ichiro_> Any ideas?
[15:02] <bazhang> ichiro_, #debian
[15:02] <Chipzzz> NahsiN: you should be all set :-)
[15:02] <bazhang> ichiro_, debian is NOT supported here
[15:02] <theadmin> hacked_kernel: No idea, I don't use znc myself
[15:03] <theadmin> hacked_kernel: I just have a friend who uses it and says it's good
[15:03] <ichiro_> bazhang: Can you recommend a different channel that people actually use then?
[15:03] <soreau> ><
[15:03] <bazhang> ichiro_, ##linux maybe or check alis
[15:03] <BluesKaj> wondering,  well, I guess docky is the culprit
[15:03] <bazhang> !alis | ichiro_
[15:03] <bencahill> ichiro_: debain has 1143 users o.0
[15:03] <bencahill> s/debain/#debian/
[15:04] <ichiro_> bazhang: Nobody talking for the past hour though. Thanks for the pointers though!
[15:04] <soreau> ichiro_: #debian or possibly #intel-gfx
[15:04] <wondering> BluesKaj   wait... I clicked on it again and terminal gave me a error.. I will pastebin it.
[15:04] <Chipzzz> ichiro_: look here: http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/?net=freenode
[15:04] <ichiro_> Thanks guys.
[15:04] <Chipzzz> :-)
[15:05] <NahsiN> Chippz it's not working I am still getting joined quitting notification :(
[15:05] <wondering> BluesKaj ok. I pastebined it..  How will you see it?
[15:05] <BluesKaj> wondering,  post the pastebin url here
[15:05] <NahsiN> what stupid mistake I might be doing? :(
[15:05] <bazhang> NahsiN, what irc client
[15:06] <NahsiN> Quassel
[15:06] <NahsiN> Does it have it's own settings?
[15:06] <bazhang> NahsiN, perhaps ask in #quassel , I will check as well
[15:06] <NahsiN> Okay thanks.
[15:07] <wondering> bLUESkAJ http://paste.ubuntu.com/856598/
[15:07] <wondering> BluesKaj woops sorry        http://paste.ubuntu.com/856598/
[15:07] <PiratAsso91> CIAO
[15:07] <PiratAsso91> !list
[15:07] <Hamed> hi every  body i am trying to browse wired-internet from my laptop dell inspiron 6400 i couldn't but i am browse internet from wifi after i writed sudo mobprob b43
[15:08] <PiratAsso91> !list
[15:08] <NahsiN> Thanks guys I will check in quassel.
[15:08] <PiratAsso91> ciao
[15:08] <NahsiN> !list
[15:09] <simpson1897> Hey Shonster!!!  Are you here? IT'S  Vladymyr!!!
[15:09] <NahsiN> All I had to do is right click on the channel click on Hide and all the options were there :P Easier than I thought.
[15:09] <Chipzzz> :-)
[15:10] <wondering> BluesKaj    did you get it?
[15:11] <Chipzzz> Hamed: b43 is a wireless driver... are you running a firewall?
[15:12] <PiratAsso91> ciao
[15:12] <PiratAsso91> !list
[15:12] <Hamed> no firewall my wireless working but my wired don't
[15:14] <Chipzzz> Hamed: can you pastebin your ifconfig?
[15:15] <Hamed> hamed@hamed-MM061:~$ ifconfig
[15:15] <Hamed> lo        Link encap:Local Loopback
[15:15] <Hamed>           inet addr:127.0.0.1  Mask:255.0.0.0
[15:15] <Hamed>           inet6 addr: ::1/128 Scope:Host
[15:15] <Hamed>           UP LOOPBACK RUNNING  MTU:16436  Metric:1
[15:15] <FloodBot1> Hamed: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:15] <Hamed>           RX packets:366 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[15:15] <Hamed>           TX packets:366 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[15:15] <Seveas> !pastebin | Hamed
[15:15] <Firebolt> Hamed, in the future, use something like pastebin.ubuntu.com
[15:16] <ss_> i use the elementary theme, but i found there is something wrong with the address bar.
[15:16] <ss_> who can help me?
[15:16] <Hamed> ok thank you
[15:16] <bazhang> ss_ with what
[15:17] <Hamed> http://paste.ubuntu.com/856608/
[15:18] <ghost_> hi
[15:18] <wondering> BluesKaj   are you still helping me?
[15:18] <Chipzzz> Hamed: your eth0 is not setup
[15:19] <Hamed> how can i setup eth0?
[15:19] <Chipzzz> Hamed: do you have a desktop running or just terminal mode?
[15:20] <klmmlk> Hamed, with ifconfig...
[15:20] <Hamed> i am using ubuntu unity 11.10
[15:20] <ssta> Hamed: if you do "ifconfig -a" is eth0 listed?
[15:21] <Hamed> -a command not found
[15:21] <ssta> ifconfig -a
[15:21] <wondering> BluesKaj was helping me but I think he left or something because he is not responding   Can someone help me....  http://paste.ubuntu.com/856598/    Ive spent hours on google and everything else I can think of....     Rythmbox icon only bounces on Docky but will not open??? Have tried removing, re drag and drop, logging out, restarting, activating in docky settings, nothing seems to start the app from the Docky bar... Can someone help me
[15:21] <wondering> ???
[15:22] <Hamed> ifconfig-a: command not found
[15:22] <PiratAsso91> ciao
[15:22] <PiratAsso91> !list
[15:22] <bazhang> Hamed, theres a space
[15:22] <bazhang> PiratAsso91, stop that. there are no warez here
[15:23] <Chipzzz> Hamed: right click on your wifi applet, edit connections, and add a wired connection... is easier than the command line method
[15:23] <bazhang> PiratAsso91, no file sharing here.
[15:24] <ss_> @bazhang ;)
[15:24] <ss_> http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?t=305394
[15:24] <bazhang> ss_ whats the problem
[15:25] <sk3ptic_1ne> hey folks, what the best ubuntu compatible laptop with the best battery life...maybe even as good as those apples batter lifes or comparable...I do heavy application development
[15:25] <Hamed> i will close to try chipzz solution
[15:25] <ss_> i can't describe it clearly.
[15:25] <bazhang> sk3ptic_1ne, check the hcl?
[15:25] <wondering> In Docky settings under helpers rhythmbox is showing as stopped???   How do I get it started again????\
[15:25] <bazhang> !hcl | sk3ptic_1ne
[15:25] <ss_> please click the link
[15:25] <ss_> http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?t=305394
[15:26] <ubuntu> are there every body from Poland?
[15:27] <bazhang> ss_ did you contact the theme creator at deviant art? try another theme?
[15:27] <bazhang> ubuntu,  #ubuntu-pl
[15:27] <wondering> ubuntu my girl is from Poland
[15:27] <ubuntu> Potrzebuję informacji na temat ubuntu a dokładnie instalacji
[15:27] <bazhang> wondering lets stay on topic please
[15:27] <ss_> bazhang, i haven't.
[15:27] <wondering> bazhang  ubuntu asked!
[15:27] <bazhang> ubuntu /join #ubuntu-pl   english here
[15:27] <sk3ptic_1ne> bazhang, thanks, but that only tells me compatibility not the battery life right ?
[15:28] <wondering> bazhang  can you help with my docky rhythmbox issue
[15:28] <ubuntu> Czy ktoś tu pisze po polsku?
[15:28] <mintman_> hello anyone use Multipass or Katana or Multi usb
[15:28] <alisunjaya> HELLO
[15:28] <Hamed> it didn't work
[15:28] <bazhang> !pl | ubuntu
[15:28] <qazokm> is pl polish
[15:29] <alisunjaya> I ubottu
[15:29] <bazhang> qazokm, yep
[15:30] <Hamed> i tried to add wired network from edit connection wired then add then save
[15:30] <kinglet> hello guys, i just installed my nvidia driver on my ubuntu 11.10 and then my boot-splash is very big now! what should I do to fix it?
[15:31] <kinglet> I mean big and without quality!
[15:31] <qazokm> i dont think its your nvidia driver's fault kinglet
[15:31] <l0ll0lll> kinglet: it seems you might be unable to make it nice because nouveau KMS is no longer in use when you use nvidia binary driver
[15:32] <Hitokkohitori> Hi is it possible, for a noob, to replace pc-grub with grub in Synaptic? Or will it cause trouble?
[15:32] <wondering> bazhang http://polishlinux.org/linux/ubuntu/
[15:32] <ajnabicancer> PLEASE HELP ME! i am stuck with Graphic drivers. Resolution is stuck to 640x???.   Now What should i do.
[15:32] <bazhang> wondering, why paste that here
[15:32] <wondering> thought you needed help in polish
[15:32] <w1jp> noob ?: How do I filter out all the coming/going announcements?
[15:32] <bazhang> w1jp, which irc client
[15:32] <kinglet> l0ll0lll, ahhh! really? this is not good :(
[15:32] <wondering> ubuntu http://polishlinux.org/linux/ubuntu/
[15:33] <ajnabicancer> in "Hardware Driver" there are three drivers listed 1. nvidia173 2.Nvidia 96 and one is current
[15:33] <w1jp> Pidgin
[15:33] <wondering> bazhang sorry.. it was ubuntu asking
[15:33] <kinglet> l0ll0lll, boot-splash is ugly now :(
[15:33] <bazhang> w1jp, if you dont get an answer here you can ask in #pidgin as well
[15:33] <l0ll0lll> kinglet: yeah, i have the same problem on one of my machines
[15:34] <w1jp> Tnx @banzhang
[15:34] <Chipzzz> Hamed: since you are asking i assume it did not fix the wired connection?
[15:34] <kinglet> l0ll0lll, I think there must be a way to fix it! what do u think?
[15:34] <l0ll0lll> kinglet: i might be wrong though and just don't know the solution
[15:34] <ajnabicancer> How to solve resolution problem & someone tell me about Nvidia exact Driver.
[15:34] <kinglet> any suggestion guys?
[15:35] <ajnabicancer> How to solve resolution problem & someone tell me about Nvidia exact Driver.
[15:35] <ajnabicancer> in "Hardware Driver" there are three drivers listed 1. nvidia173 2.Nvidia 96 and one is current
[15:35] <ajnabicancer> PLEASE HELP ME! i am stuck with Graphic drivers. Resolution is stuck to 640x???.   Now What should i do.
[15:35] <kinglet> me and l0ll0lll want to know how can fix boot-splash size after restarting ubuntu?
[15:36] <l0ll0lll> ajnabicancer: please stop shouting
[15:36] <bazhang> ajnabicancer, patience
[15:36] <w1jp> @kinglet I am a ubuntu noob; however, I would check out the startup and see where the display is being set. Mostly this is done in one of the many .../.*fc files
[15:36] <ajnabicancer> bazhan/lollolll: sure, but stuck from past 3 days
[15:36] <Chipzzz> kinglet: lollo64it: you can add "-nomodeset" to your grub boot line and set the graphics mode manually
[15:37] <kinglet> Chipzzz, can u plz explain me more? step by step plz
[15:37] <l0ll0lll> Chipzzz: would nomodeset have any sense with nvidia binary driver?
[15:37] <kinglet> Chipzzz, I m a Ubuntu n00b
[15:37] <bazhang> !nomodeset | kinglet please read
[15:37] <zykotick9> kinglet: (WARNING: if i there you, i'd just leave it & i don't know if this works in modern Ubuntu versions) but see http://www.webupd8.org/2010/10/script-to-fix-ubuntu-plymouth-for.html
[15:38] <w1jp> NOOB ISSUE: I just installed ubunto 11.10 on my old ThinkPad. It is working fine mostly; however, when it wakes from sleep the screen is __corrupted__  Any ideas?
[15:38] <ajnabicancer> chipzzz: i tried that solution too but nothing happened
[15:38] <Chipzzz> lollo64it: checking...
[15:38] <Chipzzz> kinglet: looking for dox on the subject...
[15:38] <kinglet> Chipzzz, sure! ty
[15:38] <kinglet> ty guys
[15:39] <ajnabicancer> ????
[15:39] <ajnabicancer> Do i need to ask again? :|
[15:39] <pushpop> something is currently filling up my / partition
[15:40] <pushpop> I only have 65M free
[15:40] <pushpop> how can I found out whats filling it up
[15:40] <bazhang> !helpme | ajnabicancer
[15:40] <sgo11> hi, I have added my user to group 'root'. why can't I access files/dirs which are root group accessible? thanks.
[15:40] <jrib> sgo11: why would you do that?
[15:40] <ajnabicancer> bazhang: helpme
[15:41] <bazhang> ajnabicancer, stop repeating every 6o seconds
[15:41] <zykotick9> pushpop: you need to find out what that "something" is.  from terminal "cd /" then "du -sh * 2>/dev/null" will give you size of the base directories
[15:41] <w1jp> sgo11 you need to chagnyour group id
[15:42] <w1jp> it defaults to your gid
[15:42] <sgo11> jrib, thanks for your reply. I remembered you taught me last time. :) I changed my apache2 config files permission. /etc/apache2/. by default, they are readable by others. i did chmod o-rx. then, i will not be able to read them. so I added myself to group root.
[15:43] <sgo11> w1jp, thanks for your reply. but i don't quite get it. for other group, if i am in the group and files are group readable, I can read them fine. why root group is different?
[15:43] <jrib> sgo11: better to create a new group like "www-editors", chgrp of all of those files, give appropriate permissions for the group with chown, and then add your user to that group.  Or, just use sudo
[15:44] <luke--_> is there a tool / way with or without GUI to see scancodes sent by a keyboard the moment you press a key?
[15:44] <ajnabicancer> any help related to my issue?
[15:44] <sgo11> jrib, use sudo to edit files is fine. but since they are not readable anymore. sudo ls gives me headache. sudo cd will not work. so..
[15:45] <zykotick9> luke--_: xev?
[15:45] <jrib> sgo11: you can obtain a root shell with « sudo -i » if you really don't want to create a groupc for your www files
[15:45] <zykotick9> sgo11: "sudo cd foo" will never work if it's root only
[15:46] <w1jp> @sgo11 you just need to make sure you are part of that group. Then change your active gid via "newgrp the new group"
[15:46] <luke--_> zykotick9: seems good, thank you!
[15:46] <sgo11> jrib, sudo -i is an option. I am doing it right now. just feel not safe. afraid I will type rm -rf / by accident. :)
[15:47] <Chipzzz> kinglet: ajnabicancer: & others: here is an overview from debian: http://wiki.debian.org/KernelModesetting#nVidia_GfxCards ... will find you the driver dox that describe the available config settings....
[15:47] <ajnabicancer> how to uninstall nvidia drivers. there are three listed in "hardware drivers"? and then how can i find perfect drivers for nvidia and solution to resolution?
[15:47] <sgo11> zykotick9, that's true. :)
[15:47] <w1jp> your default group is yourself  user= sgo11; group=sgo11
[15:47] <jrib> sgo11: then setup a group for your www files.  Adding your user to the root group is not good practice
[15:47] <sgo11> w1jp, I am not talking about default group.....
[15:47] <wondering> does anyone know anything about docky and icons.... PLEASE help.. I have been working on this problem for hours
[15:47] <ajnabicancer> Chipzzz: ubuntu is new for me & i don't know much about commands....
[15:48] <sgo11> jrib, I think i will use sudo -i -u root for now. thanks.
[15:48] <jrib> wondering: best to just ask your question
[15:48] <jrib> sgo11: "-u root" is redundant
[15:48] <wondering> rhythmbox icon only bounces on the Docky... It doesn't start the music player
[15:48] <sgo11> jrib, got it. thanks.
[15:49] <ajnabicancer> Chipzzz: link you provided is not much help for me.
[15:49] <hot2trot> does anyone know of a good rss reader that can make different dings for different rss feeds getting a new message?
[15:50] <w1jp> Has anyone had screen issues when waking up from sleep (lenovo thinkpad w/ ubuntu 11.10)
[15:51] <trakinas> hi fellas. Im trying to run memtest, but it get stuck at the fisrt screen. no keyboard, no action, no message like "checking your memory". Im starting it from grub. Am I doing something wrong?
[15:51] <nava> hot2trot : lifrea
[15:51] <zykotick9> w1jp: yes, everytime i wake my laptop while it's sleeping - it's grumpy and yells at me.  </joking>  Perhaps you could expand on what you mean by "issues".
[15:52] <iuzar> hello
[15:53] <w1jp> @zykotic9: when the laptop wakes up from sleep, the video is corrupted. Since I KNOW that it is asking me for my password, I just type that in the most of the corruption get painted over
[15:53] <sgo11> jrib, I think I made a big mistake..... I was trying to remove my user from root group with an incorrect command: sudo usermod -G root "$USER", now I no longer belong to any groups. can you please let me know if it's possible to undo it? or which group should I belong to in order to make my system work properly.... like audio etc....
[15:54] <jigspan> any one explain how to install net snmp on ubuntu 11.10?
[15:54] <zykotick9> w1jp: what graphics card?
[15:54] <w1jp> not sure.
[15:54] <zykotick9> w1jp: "lspci | grep -i vga" from terminal to find out
[15:54] <hot2trot> nava: i was just googling, it will make a ding when there is a new feed?
[15:55] <nava> yes, Liferea is correct name
[15:55] <treadstone90> Can anyone tell me how to build Cppunit ?
[15:55] <jrib> sgo11: I don't have a list of the default groups handy.  It's probably in a config file somewhere (I don't know where).  If you can't find it either, just create a new user and see which groups he belongs to
[15:56] <nava> hot2trot: even it can connect to your google reader
[15:56] <w1jp> @zykotick9: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G84M [Quadro NVS 140M] (rev a1)
[15:56] <sgo11> jrib, that's a smart workaround. thanks. by the way, what is the proper command to remove user from group? i just know how to add....
[15:56] <hot2trot> nava: me likes... thank you!
[15:56] <jrib> sgo11: just use: deluser USER GROUP
[15:57] <w1jp> System Info says my Deiver is 'Unknown'
[15:57] <sgo11> jrib, got it. thanks.
[15:57] <nava> hot2trot : welcome
[15:58] <Chipzzz> ajnabicancer: this seems to have solved similar problems for people in several forums: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/lucidubuntu-10-04-high-resolution-plymouth-virtual-terminal-for-atinvidia-cards-with-proprietaryrestricted-driver/
[16:00] <zykotick9> w1jp: i see several people are experiencing your issue.  Are you using the 173 nvidia driver?
[16:01] <zykotick9> w1jp: this is an old bug, but might have some info for you https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-173/+bug/34043
[16:01] <w1jp> @zykotic9: I have an undefined driver
[16:02] <zykotick9> w1jp: don't use @ in nicks (in irssi i'm not getting highlighted)
[16:02] <zykotick9> w1jp: "undefined" what do you mean?  Can you open nvidia-settings?  You should see a version in there.
[16:06] <w1jp>  zykotick9: I have an "Unkown" in my Dislpays driver
[16:06] <somethinginteres> what prefix do I need to set for ./configure so that my apps compiled from source run when I just simply type their name instead of being told they're not installed?
[16:07] <zykotick9> somethinginteres: are you aware of checkinstall?
[16:07] <javierf_> Hi! I can't connect to my wifi after trying to ser WPA encryption. Someone can help me configuring it? It's very annoying, I followed a tutorial in internet and everything looks correct... thanks
[16:07] <somethinginteres> zykotick9: actually, yes I just forgot to use it in this one case unfortunately, thanks for the heads up though.
[16:07] <zykotick9> w1jp: i don't know what "Display driver" is?  Have you installed an nvidia driver from the driver tool?
[16:08] <w1jp>  zykotick9: I lopen SystemInfo and the Graphics settins are "Driver Unknown"
[16:09] <w1jp>  zykotick9: when I go to Displays, I am told the same thing.
[16:09] <zykotick9> w1jp: ok, well i guess i can't help then.  Good luck.
[16:10] <ajnabicancer> How to install nvidia drivers, i have removed drivers from "hardware dirvers"
[16:11] <blackshirt> Ajnabicancer have you downloaded propietary drivers?
[16:12] <ajnabicancer> blackshirt: i don't know what to do for downloading drivers.
[16:12] <javierf_>  Hi! I can't connect to my wifi after trying to ser WPA encryption. Someone can help me configuring it? It's very annoying, I followed a tutorial in internet and everything looks correct... thanks
[16:12] <BluesKaj> w1jp, open admin>additional drivers (if that path still exists) , and choose the recommended driver
[16:13] <satish_> hey
[16:13] <satish_> anyone from India
[16:13] <w1jp> ALL: I installed sysinfo and it properly identified my card  and I also discoverd that I am using NVIDIA Driver Version: 173.14.30
[16:14] <ajnabicancer> Blackshirt: i have removed previous drivers because those aren't working file. once it bring "signals out of range" then resolution error.
[16:14] <satish_> anyone from India
[16:14] <ajnabicancer> i am stuck
[16:14] <trakinas> Im trying to run memtest, but it get stuck at the fisrt screen. no keyboard, no action, no messages. Im starting it from grub. Am I doing something wrong?
[16:14] <BluesKaj> w1jp,  read my post above , make sure the 173 is the recommended driver
[16:14] <LinSkyrate> someone know howto switch desktops/workspace via keyboard in Linux/kde?
[16:14] <blackshirt> Ajnabicancer,you can install open source nvidia drivers version from repository,or you can download propietary version for linux from nvidia websites
[16:15] <ziyadb> LinSkyrate: Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Keys
[16:15] <satish_> anyone from India
[16:15] <LinSkyrate> ziyadb, nope.. thats in Gnome.. but not in KDE as it seems
[16:15] <ziyadb> LinSkyrate: heh. Google.
[16:16] <LinSkyrate> ziyadb, he he.. beleive me.. i always check there first
[16:16] <undeclaredx> I'm having an issue with samba.  It's not allowing unix logins, although it's configured as user. Does anyone know the fix for this?
[16:16] <w1jp> BluesKaj: 173 is selected
[16:16] <BluesKaj> ok , did you install it , w1jp ?
[16:16] <blackshirt> Satish_ this is universal place
[16:17] <BluesKaj> not selected , w1jp I mean recommended
[16:17] <zykotick9> !tab > blackshirt
[16:18] <w1jp> BluesKaj:  there are three other options
[16:18] <w1jp> 1) NVIDA (post-release updates (version173-updates)
[16:18] <w1jp> 2)  " (version current) [recommended]
[16:18] <w1jp> 3) " (post-release updates)(version current-dupdate)
[16:18] <satish_> this is universal place ?
[16:18] <blackshirt> Undeclaredx, what you mean with not allowing unix logins?
[16:18] <satish_> like a major black hole ?
[16:18] <bastidrazor> satish_: #ubuntu-in would be a great place to look for fellow indies
[16:18] <satish_> how do i get here?
[16:18] <bastidrazor> satish_: type /join #ubuntu-in
[16:18] <satish_> networks?
[16:18] <satish_> thanks Guys
[16:19] <TUX11> can someone help me plx
[16:19] <TUX11> plz
[16:19] <Canadian1296> !ask | TUX11
[16:19] <w1jp> BluesKaj: you think I should use the newest one?
[16:19] <BluesKaj> w1jp, ok ..that's the correct driver , you can be adventurous and try #3
[16:20] <TUX11> right i try and open mousetrap and it dont open
[16:20] <TUX11> what am i doing wrong
[16:20] <BluesKaj> w1jp,  but that's your choice
[16:20] <TUX11> the mouse spins but nothing happens
[16:20] <w1jp> BluesKay, tnx
[16:21] <shourov> hello.... i have installed ubuntu 11.10 from alternate cd. but i cannot boot into ubuntu without the recovery mode? what should i do?
[16:21] <BluesKaj> ok , BBL ...
[16:21] <trakinas> anyone?
[16:22] <TUX11> hmmm is the MBR ok
[16:22] <Canadian1296> shourov: What happens when you boot normally?
[16:22] <Benxyzzy> bash script: How do I put double quotes inside a double quoted string?
[16:22] <blackshirt> Shourov check your disk
[16:22] <Chipzzz> Benxyzzy: "\""
[16:23] <shourov> Canadian1296: a blank screen, then the monitor switches off
[16:23] <Erealz> hey everyone i was wondering if there a common fix for this error no screens found?
[16:23] <Benxyzzy> Chipzzz: Like "My name is \"Ben\"" ?
[16:23] <zykotick9> !nomodeset | shourov
[16:23] <trakinas> Benxyzzy: yes. you have to scape them.
[16:23] <Chipzzz> Benxyzzy: yes
[16:23] <TUX11> is there another software like mousetrap
[16:23] <Benxyzzy> Chipzzz, trakinas : Thanks!
[16:23] <Chipzzz> :-)
[16:24] <bazhang> TUX11, to do what
[16:24] <Canadian1296> Benxyzzy: Yes. You can escape any characters like that with / (To include a backslah type //)
[16:24] <TUX11> control the mouse using webcam
[16:24] <Benxyzzy> Canadian: Shouldn't your slashes be the other way round?
[16:24] <Canadian1296> Benxyzzy: Haha yes, yes they should.
[16:25] <trakinas> How long does memtest takes to start its test?
[16:25] <Benxyzzy> That's the last piece of easily the most complicated script I've ever written
[16:25] <Chipzzz> Canadian1296: you're using slashes, not sloshes ;-)
[16:25] <shourov> ubottu: i can boot normally if i remove vt.handoff option from grub, but it starts only the console system....now, i ll try the nomodeset
[16:26] <Chipzzz> Benxyzzy: congrats on your accomplishment :-)
[16:26] <Canadian1296> Chipzzz: In my defense, I'm on an iPod Touch not a computer. Its hard to type on a tiny virtual keyboard...
[16:26] <Canadian1296> Chipzzz: :P
[16:26] <Chipzzz> Canadian1296: lol... i didn't mean to find fault... just observing
[16:27] <ksus> yo guys
[16:27] <ksus> linux rox
[16:28] <TUX11> we know ;)
[16:28] <Chipzzz> ksus: we've noticed ;)
[16:28] <Chipzzz> ksus: glad you did too :)
[16:28] <TUX11> but i cant get mousetrap to work >:(
[16:28] <ksus> lol
[16:28] <trakinas> how long does the memtest takes to start running? it seems to be freezing here. =(
[16:28] <LuXor> Hi, im new to ubuntu and i have a network connection problem with the Ubuntu Software Ceter. I'm using my university proxy server in order to connect to internet, i can connect with any problem minus the Ubuntu Software ceneter, so i cannot install any program using it
[16:28] <ksus> i just started because of work
[16:28] <ksus> I like to know everything abvout it
[16:28] <Chipzzz> welcome aboard!
[16:29] <ksus> already installed on home pc and my private + work laptop
[16:29] <bazhang> TUX11, installed from where
[16:29] <LuXor> Could anyone help to to resolve this trouble with the Ubunto Software center connection?
[16:29] <TUX11> software centre
[16:29] <bazhang> !manual | ksus
[16:29] <bazhang> !info mousetrap
[16:29] <ubuntu-guy> Anyone know how i can configure text mode login please(startx for X)... ? I edited the grub but ubuntu still ask Password in GUI. Help please?
[16:29] <ksus> its nice
[16:29] <ksus> it working fast
[16:29] <Canadian1296> ubuntu-guy: What changes did you make to grub?
[16:30] <bazhang> ksus, support question?
[16:30] <zykotick9> !text | ubuntu-guy
[16:30] <ksus> !manual
[16:30] <Chipzzz> ksus: if you like it now, install cairo-dock and watch... :-)
[16:30] <bazhang> ksus, general chat in #ubuntu-offtopic #ubuntu for support
[16:30] <ksus> whats that
[16:30] <blackshirt> Ubuntu-guy. What you mean with ask password for gui?
[16:30] <ksus> lemme google on that one
[16:30] <Canadian1296> ksus: If you don't have a support question, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:30] <TUX11> ill just use the compter for her :(
[16:30] <Chipzzz> ksys it's in the repos... just install it with software center... it rox!
[16:31] <ksus> cairo dock is FX related right
[16:31] <ubuntu-guy> Canadian1296, GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="text"   (It was "quiet splash")
[16:31] <trakinas> blackshirt: I think he means booting into command line, not X.
[16:31] <zykotick9> ubuntu-guy: did you run "sudo update-grub" after making the change?
[16:31] <Canadian1296> ubuntu-guy: You have to run "sudo update-grub" after to save your changes.
[16:31] <ubuntu-guy> yeah
[16:31] <Chipzzz> ksus: fx?
[16:32] <ubuntu-guy> Canadian1296, zykotick9 yeah i did
[16:32] <ksus> thnx chips its installing now
[16:32] <Canadian1296> ksus: To find out more about a package you can type "/msg ubottu !info packagename"
[16:32] <undeclaredx> can I lock down /etc to be readable only by root?
[16:32] <trakinas> will try to boot into memtest again. btb.
[16:33] <liujie> nihao
[16:33] <liujie>  ,ksdjmv osdjvpsov
[16:33] <Canadian1296> undeclaredx: Yes, but it doesn't sound like a good idea
[16:33] <mbutubuntu> hello folks. I'm trying to start Ubuntu 10.04 but it gets Kernel Panic (I know it because I see keyboard leds blinking). I've tried also other linux distro like Fedora but nothing to do... I think there is an hardwar problem with some PCI (or ???). I'd like to run ubuntu live cd in text mode to see traceback for the kernel panic. How to do it? thanks
[16:33] <zykotick9> undeclaredx: no (unless you want to break your system for everyone but root, including all services)
[16:33] <bazhang> !cn | liujie
[16:33] <undeclaredx> k =)
[16:33] <Chipzzz> ksus: enjoy :-)
[16:34] <undeclaredx> zykotick9: what's the default permissions then?
[16:34] <undeclaredx> just out of curiosity
[16:34] <zykotick9> undeclaredx: they're not all the same
[16:34] <daviddoria> Apparently the Ubuntu Tex packages are very old. I've seen some (very complicated) instructions for installing "vanialla Tex" - is there any easier way to do this?
[16:34] <undeclaredx> k
[16:35] <Arthur> I
[16:35] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: i ve just checked with nomodeset option. it worked...thanks :)
[16:35] <Chipzzz> mbutubuntu: press shift while it's booting & the grub menu will offer you a recovery console, which is text mode
[16:35] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: :)
[16:35] <Arthur> I just want to learn something about Ubuntu on Android......
[16:35] <ssta> daviddoria: I can't think of much the ubuntu TeX packages can't do...installing TeX isn't trivial
[16:35] <Canadian1296> undeclaredx: To find out yours, type "ls -l / | grep etc"
[16:35] <ksus> Cairo-dock rocks indeed
[16:35] <Arthur> Which channel should I join..
[16:35] <undeclaredx> k
[16:35] <clever> is it normal for /sbin/init to be using 95% of the cpu time?
[16:35] <ubuntu-guy> Just i want to type "startx" to get the X
[16:35] <kapz> hi I am using ubuntu 11.10 gnome-shell on a laptop, the prpblem is suspend timeout won't work however closing lid,pressing Fn+F2 key or suspend from menu works perfectly fine...
[16:36] <zykotick9> Canadian1296: "ls -l /etc" would be easier
[16:36] <daviddoria> ssta yea I really don't want to, but I'm getting erros and the tex people have told me some of my packages are too old
[16:36] <zykotick9> Arthur: try #ubuntu-phone
[16:36] <mbutubuntu> Chipzzz, ok thanks
[16:36] <Dig> .
[16:36] <Dig> .
[16:36] <Nevimus> With ubuntu for Android.. Is it firmware or app?
[16:36] <Arthur> Thanks.
[16:36] <Chipzzz> Canadian1296: gotta tell ya... it's pretty amazing that you can type fast enough on that ipod to keep up!
[16:37] <mbutubuntu> Chipzzz, but it starts plymouth even with no-graphic boot
[16:37] <Canadian1296> zykotick9: And more confusing if he doesn't know what he's looking for...
[16:37] <LuXor>  Hi, im new to ubuntu and i have a network connection problem with the Ubuntu Software Ceter. I'm using my university proxy server in order to connect to internet, i can connect with any problem minus the Ubuntu Software ceneter, so i cannot install any program using it
[16:37] <ssta> daviddoria: okay.  If it were me, I'd install the latest Ubuntu in a VM and install your TeX on that...but it's not for the fainthearted...
[16:37] <Canadian1296> Chipzzz: I'm up to like 40 WPM :P
[16:38] <undeclaredx> heh
[16:38] <Chipzzz> Canadian1296: hats off 2 u!
[16:38] <ch33z> In the DNS client configuration I already have by default when setting up so do i leave as is cuz it says in the config to use the dns servers but the isp already put them there. paste.ubuntu.com/856699
[16:38] <Arthur> zykotick9:Seems that guys there are all AFK....
[16:39] <Canadian1296> Chipzzz: I would use my computer but I just woke up, and I'm far to lazy to get out of bed...
[16:39] <BluesKaj> LuXor,  try sudo apt-get install packagename in the terminal ...does that work ?
[16:39] <ch33z> yea
[16:39] <Chipzzz> mbutubuntu: i don't know of a way to avoid it, then... sorry... maybe someone else :-)
[16:40] <Nevimus> I <3 ubuntu but With ubuntu for Android.. Is it firmware or app?
[16:40] <Chipzzz> Canadian1296: lol
[16:40] <Canadian1296> Nevimus: #ubuntu-phone
[16:40] <Nevimus> Thx
[16:40] <TUX11> wheres the defauly directory where cloned the repositorys go
[16:40] <TUX11> default
[16:40] <riad_shourov> can i have only a window manager in .xinitrc file (without gdm or similar) ?
[16:41] <blackshirt> Riad,yes
[16:41] <BluesKaj> ch33z,  you don't need to use the ISP default dns , you can use other dns server like opendns or verizon etc , if you have that option in your router dns settings
[16:41] <ch33z> yea
[16:42] <ch33z> well, then what do i use?
[16:42] <ch33z> I have static ips as well.
[16:42] <ubuntu-guy> lol i removed lightdm blindly to get startx working ... sucks!!!
[16:42] <riad_shourov> blackshirt: but startx command doesn't seem to work
[16:42] <ch33z> BlueKaj  also would it matter because the object I am trying to accomplish is setting up 3 websites to host basic html websites
[16:43] <BluesKaj> ch33z,  or even google dns
[16:43] <ubuntu-guy> riad_shourov, you are also trying to work with "startx" command?
[16:43] <Canadian1296> ch33z: Try freedns.afraid.org
[16:43] <Chipzzz> hey ch33z, how ya doin' today?
[16:43] <ch33z> doing alright Chipzzz
[16:43] <riad_shourov> ubuntu-guy: ya :)
[16:43] <ch33z> doing the config slowllly this time
[16:43] <ch33z> instead of rushing ha
[16:43] <ubuntu-guy> riad_shourov, me too... you 11.10 ?
[16:43] <Chipzzz> lol... slow but sure always wins the race :-)
[16:43] <ch33z> indeed
[16:43] <riad_shourov> ubuntu-guy: ya
[16:44] <riad_shourov> ubuntu-guy: i am now in console
[16:44] <ubuntu-guy> i see
[16:44] <ch33z> so really I shouldnt use the DNS servers from the ISP?
[16:44] <Chipzzz> ch33z: for the time being, they're fine
[16:44] <ubuntu-guy> riad_shourov, Can you get working "startx" command ?
[16:44] <popey> ubuntu-guy: you could just disable lightdm
[16:44] <popey> ubuntu-guy: but leave it installed
[16:44] <ch33z> hm alright ill keep as is
[16:45] <ch33z> If you have multiple domains you wish to search, your configuration might look like the following.
[16:45] <ch33z> search example.com sales.example.com dev.example.com
[16:45] <Ast001> I just tried to install ubuntu on my new Gigabyte Z68P-DS3 motherboard and after reboot it hangs with annoying black screen. It did not show grub boot loader at all... How can I fix this problem ?
[16:45] <ch33z> any idea?
[16:45] <ch33z> Chipzzz
[16:45] <zykotick9> !nomodeset | Ast001 start here
[16:45] <riad_shourov> ubuntu-guy: problem is ... i haven't any login manager.... i only have a small window manager (ratpoison) ..no gdm or lightdm
[16:45] <TUX11> check the disc first Ast001
[16:45] <BluesKaj> ch33z,  well it's not necessary , but if your ISP has provided you with a static IP then it
[16:45] <ch33z> so I guess I have to add custom domains? ;0
[16:45] <ubuntu-guy> popey, I removed it already(Perhaps ubuntu-desktop also removed)... Now ubuntu not starting
[16:46] <ubuntu-guy> riad_shourov, i see ... same here
[16:46] <popey> ubuntu-guy: that was unwise ☺
[16:46] <BluesKaj> ch33z,  well it's not necessary , but if your ISP has provided you with a static IP then it's probly best to leave the dns settings as they are.
[16:46] <ch33z> thanks BlueKaj
[16:46] <popey> ubuntu-guy: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^    will put it back
[16:46] <ch33z> as I read on the next part though since I am hosting numerous sites with 1 -2 ips
[16:46] <ubuntu-guy> popey, Perhaps recovery mode?
[16:46] <popey> ubuntu-guy: yup
[16:47] <ch33z> If you have multiple domains you wish to search, your configuration might look like the following.
[16:47] <ch33z> search example.com sales.example.com dev.example.com
[16:47] <ch33z> BlueKaj like this step here
[16:47] <ch33z> I dont get it.
[16:47] <FloodBot1> ch33z: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:47] <riad_shourov> popey: i don't have any login manager...is it a problem in running startx??
[16:47] <Chipzzz> ch33z: is that in the section about virtual hosts?
[16:47] <popey> riad_shourov: no, the problem is having ubuntu-desktop missing, it generally breaks upgrades and new package installs
[16:47] <ch33z> nope i dont think so chipzzz
[16:48] <ch33z> network config chipzzz
[16:48] <Chipzzz> ch33z: ah... they're probably talking about setting up the directories for sub-domains
[16:48] <ch33z> ah i see now
[16:49] <ch33z> wouldnt that section be under the DNS section tho ? ;0
[16:49] <Patrunjel> Hi everyone. I have problems with wubi (it sais it couldn't find a riit partiion and that I should go back to the partition manager, but there is no partition manager...) Can somone please help me out?
[16:49]  * w1jp me
[16:49] <Chipzzz> ch33z: no, it's a matter for the http server configuration to deal with
[16:49] <riad_shourov> popey: so, do you mean .. i have to install the whole ubuntu desktop with gnome?? :O
[16:50] <Canadian1296> Patrunjel: The partition manager is most likely gparted, and what exactly are you trying to do?
[16:50] <Ast001> ok thanks
[16:50] <ch33z> ah
[16:50] <popey> riad_shourov: i mean exactly what I said, if you're misisng the ubuntu-desktop metapackage then it's likely upgrades break
[16:50] <Chipzzz> ch33z: the DNS server only concerns itself with the TLD
[16:50] <ch33z> ah
[16:50] <ch33z> damn
[16:51] <riad_shourov> popey: but i am not doing any upgrades
[16:51] <ubuntu-guy> popey, Now my network is not connected ... I tried /etc/init.d/networking start but no connection
[16:51] <ch33z> chipzzz check your privates
[16:51] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: the "upgrade/update" issue is when you go from say 11.10 to 12.04 type thing.  Regular system upgdate will be fine without ubuntu-desktop.
[16:51] <Chipzzz> (at this stage)
[16:51] <Patrunjel> Canadian1296, I wanna get ubuntu to boot so that I can format a flash drive (that was formatted in ext2), because I have tried installing Ubuntu 10.10, and the latest one (made the pendrive bootable with Universal USB installer), and I always get
[16:52] <Patrunjel> Canadian1296, I always get boot error *
[16:52] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: ok ... it is not my problem then :) .. but can a system works fine with gdm or lighdm like apps?
[16:53] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: without?
[16:53] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: sorry ..without gdm
[16:53] <Canadian1296> Patrunjel: I've never used Universal USB installer. Try unetbootin, since I know it works.
[16:53] <BluesKaj> ubuntu-guy, run this in the terminal, sudo ifconfig wlan0 up , then , sudo iwlist wlan0 scan|grep -i essid
[16:53] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: sure!  my netbook is without gdm/lightdm - WARNING: network-manager might have issues!!!
[16:53] <gr33n7007h> Patrunjel, format flash drive to FAT32
[16:54] <BluesKaj> ubuntu-guy,  asuming your wlan = 0
[16:54] <Patrunjel> Canadian1296, thanks for the tip. I will try it in a moment (I'm trying to get puppy on the pendrive now, to see if the problem is only for Ubuntu)
[16:54] <Canadian1296> Patrunjel: I know unetbootin works with ubuntu, and it claims to work with lots of other linux distro's too.
[16:55] <gr33n7007h> can't go wrong with Unetbootin lol
[16:55] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: i have network-manager-cli... i am even in console now...but i cannot run startx ( i have only 'exec ratpoison &' in my .xinitrc file)
[16:55] <bazhong> Sup bazhang
[16:55] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: the n-m issues will affect n-m-cli as well :(
[16:55] <Guest21585> my yakuake seems to be frozen.. is there a way to reset it?
[16:55] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: n-m requires a DM to use wireless!
[16:55] <radioact1ve> any tips on why my ntfs hd all of the sudden is read-only? I've been using it no problem since installation.
[16:55] <ubuntu-guy> BluesKaj, did it by "netroot"
[16:56] <ubuntu-guy> popey, how can i disable lightdm?
[16:56] <damo22> radioact1ve, if it wasnt unmounted cleanly, the filesystem might be dirty and wont mount rw
[16:56] <damo22> radioact1ve, you might need to run fsck.ntfs on it
[16:57] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: i rely on wicd-curses (and wicd is probably going to be depricated soon i hear)
[16:57] <radioact1ve> damo22: interesting, how could that have happened?
[16:57] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: you mean...if i run x without dm , my network will not work?? otherwise... i dont have any dm ..but my network is on
[16:57] <damo22> radioact1ve, usually by unplugging a usb drive without unmounting
[16:58] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: yes.  try it but it's a bug that's not easily resolved (it comes from ubuntu's upstream)
[16:58] <radioact1ve> damo22, its an internal hdd.
[16:58] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: wireless only.  n-m can still to wired stuff!
[16:58] <damo22> radioact1ve, in that case it didnt unmount properly last shutdown
[16:59] <radioact1ve> damo22, could it have been something I did or some random act?
[16:59] <ubuntu-guy> riad_shourov, How far?
[16:59] <BluesKaj> ubuntu-guy,  netroot ? ...never heard of that approach
[16:59] <damo22> radioact1ve, usually human error
[17:00] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: i have wimax..what should i put into? i didnt get it out of the box..when i installed ubuntu..now my network in eth1 ( its probably wired, i think??)
[17:00] <ubuntu-guy> BluesKaj, It has in Recovery mode which start with networking
[17:00] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: that, i have no idea about :|
[17:00] <erebus_> Hi guys. I have just recovered my damaged partition table with testdisk, but the swap partitions are not loaded succesfully. Is it safe to
[17:00] <erebus_> delete and re create them?
[17:01] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: does it require a login username and password to use?
[17:01] <riad_shourov> ubuntu-guy: stuck yet :) .. but i don't have any problem with console :P
[17:01] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: no
[17:01] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: it will probably be ok with N-M then!
[17:02] <ubuntu-guy> riad_shourov, PM?
[17:02] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: sorry..actually yes...but its in a script file ..which i run from terminal
[17:03] <Canadian1296> What does the DNS server option do when installing ubuntu server?
[17:04] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: ;) sorry, not sure again.  Try N-M for sure!  But if it looks like it's working - but can't connect... you might know why.  Best of luck man!  If you're into terminal stuff, I hope you use screen (it's got thousands of amazing features)
[17:04] <raido> Canadian1296: I assume it installs Bind
[17:04] <VIPER-II> hi guys
[17:04] <riad_shourov> ubuntu-guy: well... i am in irssi chat..this is the first time i am using it... you can try, but i dunno how pm works here :)
[17:04] <escott> Canadian1296, is it asking you if you want to install a DNS server or what your DNS server is?
[17:04] <VIPER-II> What's that command again to force ubuntu to always start in a certain resolution? I remember i had to create a file or so?
[17:05] <gr33n7007h> sapppppppnin
[17:05] <ubuntu-guy> riad_shourov, I mean Private Message
[17:05] <zykotick9> VIPER-II: what graphics card?
[17:05] <VIPER-II> ati
[17:05] <ironhalik> Is there a way to try Unity2D via live CD?
[17:05] <Canadian1296> raido: Which does? I know what a DNS server is, I just don't see how it would work to be your own DNS server...
[17:05] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: yeah. :D not in screen ..but i am in tmux
[17:05] <escott> erebus_, swap partitions have no data so you can recreate them or just run mkswap on the partition
[17:05] <Canadian1296> escott: No, its to install a DNS server, I've just never used it.
[17:05] <ksus-lptp> !help
[17:06] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: i haven't played with tmux (i should give it a try)
[17:06] <raido> Canadian1296: if you dont see how it will benefit you when your installing "server" version, then it wont, so dont check it.
[17:06] <ksus-lptp> can sum1 provide ubuntu help page again
[17:06] <escott> Canadian1296, if the machine were a router then it being a DNS server would be sensible
[17:06] <ksus-lptp> im on my notbook now
[17:06] <ksus-lptp> this is awesome
[17:06] <riad_shourov> ubuntu-guy: its good... i can run video in tmux in console (yeay!!)
[17:06] <erebus_> escott yeah i know but I have 4boot laptop (2 ubuntu, debian, windows) and the labels are changed after the testdisk
[17:06] <Canadian1296> escott: Oh, okay that makes more sense. Thanks :)
[17:07] <riad_shourov> ubuntu-guy: yes...pm plz... lets see how it works in irssi
[17:07] <erebus_> escott, so the labels of /dev/sda* are changed. What I must do? In /etc/fstab are the old names
[17:07] <erebus_> So I have 3 ext partitions, one windows, one recovery and 3 swaps:P
[17:07] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: video in console?  do you know if it's using framebuffer or vga?  real question, does it require sudo to run?
[17:07] <escott> erebus_, you may have to clean up a few things to make the uuids of the swap partitions match up between the three linux systems. sudo blkid will give you the new uuids
[17:07] <athena> hi, I just installed ubuntu (11.10) and I ubuntu refuse to use my .xsessions file. How can I force it to use my file ?
[17:08] <escott> erebus_, why do you have three swaps? unless you want to be able to hibernate each of the three oses independently there is no use
[17:08] <shanky_1> hello ppl :D
[17:08] <GatorAlli> Hello, I am using Ubuntu 11.10 - amd64. I have noticed that after I suspend my laptop and wake if back up, the fan starts being noisy. It never stops. Works fine after the boot. Why is that?
[17:08] <erebus_> escott, yeah I have already got the new uids, but I dont know which swap partitions is for each distro. Is that a prob?
[17:08] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: when i first installed ubuntu-cli 11.10, i didnt have xorg then, so i tried with vga
[17:08] <erebus_> escott, exactly in order to hibernate :-)
[17:09] <erebus_> escott, I dont know which swap is for the distros. In system monitor it says 0 used and 0 size of the swap. (free -m too)
[17:09] <shanky_1> quit
[17:09] <ironhalik> btw, ubuntu could use a dynamic hibernation file, instead of using swap area
[17:09] <escott> erebus_, i would just reassign them in some order (any order will do) and you may need to update-initramfs afterwards on each system
[17:09] <ironhalik> its insane I need a 5 gig swap area on my ssd
[17:09] <erebus_> hmmm so escott there is no need to recreate them?
[17:10] <erebus_> I have updated the each /etc/fstab with no luck. so I must update the initramfs kernel?
[17:10] <escott> erebus_, so it sounds like the thing to do is run mkswap on each partition, and then pick some assignment of swap to os, and update each fstab, and run update-initramfs on each system in turn
[17:10] <Canadian1296> Ill be back later
[17:10] <chipotle> is it possible to move a ubuntu install to another drive and erase the old drive?
[17:11] <erebus_> escott thanks! Is there any problem with grub or it's only about each distro itself. Cause grub is in the ubuntu
[17:11] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: i add my username in video group.. so it doesn't require sudo now
[17:11] <escott> erebus_, to get the suspend to work you would need the update-initramfs. but if they are in fstab they should be swapped on unless they don't look correct (like mkswap hasn't been run)
[17:12] <bastidrazor>  /w 3
[17:12] <bastidrazor> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq  has some good information on swap
[17:12] <erebus_> escott, yes there are not reqognised. In debian dmesg it says that swap cant be loaded. So I must run mkswap in each system and I will see. Thanks for your help
[17:12] <radioact1ve> damo22, sorry to bother. trying thanks for your help. reading up further i should be doing this from win7. cant risk losing anything!!
[17:12] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: besides irssi do you use any cool terminal programs besides (mutt,elinks,mplayer,moc,mcabber,irssi-plugin-xmpp,wget,rsync,identicurse,abook,htop,iotop,slurm,bmon)?
[17:14] <chipotle> is it possible to move a ubuntu install to another drive and erase the old drive? or at the very least, partition the drive ubuntu is installed on down from 3TB to 100GB?
[17:15] <chipotle> when i format an extra drive, i shouldn't select scheme: master boot record, right? that's only if i'm going to use this drive as the boot drive?
[17:15] <chipotle> i want to select guid?
[17:15] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: w3m-img, links2( also with links2 -g), only mplayer( i dont have any other media player), wget, fbi,fbgs, vim, antiword, rtorrent, htop,cbm,surfraw, gpm, youtube-dl, get-flash-videos
[17:16] <damo22> chipotle, master boot record format is nothing to do with being the boot drive
[17:16] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: thanks - i forgot abcde for cd ripping in my list ;)
[17:16] <MonkeyDust> chipotle  http://paste.ubuntu.com/856755/
[17:16] <BluesKaj> chipotle,  yes , you can resize the ubuntu partition to any size you wish as long as / and your home dir fit on it
[17:17] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: can i ask what de/wm you use?
[17:17] <rymate1234> TIME TO GET STEAM WORKING
[17:17] <MonkeyDust> caps
[17:17] <rymate1234> sorry :(
[17:17] <spectacular> anybody have a clue how I can split a file into multiple files at its multiple EOFs?
[17:18] <GatorAlli> 4G844|8@v;*r3/f
[17:18] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: well...you see. i cant run x yet.. but i like ratpoison window manager
[17:18] <escott> chipotle, boot the livecd and use gparted to shrink the ubuntu partition. take backups of critical data first
[17:18] <GatorAlli> Hello, I am using Ubuntu 11.10 - amd64. I have noticed that after I suspend my laptop and wake if back up, the fan starts being noisy. It never stops. Works fine after the boot. Why is that?
[17:19] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: :) ratpoison - mouse killer!  i recently got into awesome and now love it.
[17:19] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: isn't awesome another tiling wm?
[17:19] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: tiling or not - very customizable
[17:20] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: i'm a vi guy, but i think awesome is like the emacs of wms
[17:20] <viktor133> what is a good cli irc client ?
[17:20] <zykotick9> viktor133: irssi
[17:20] <viktor133> thnks
[17:21] <ignoredthoughts> I'm having an issue where I log on and it pauses at the Lubuntu logo loading screen saying Searching for Network Configuration.  When it finally loads my NetworkManager doesn't register my wireless network card nor will it let me activate it.  I was having issues earlier where I couldn't use NetworkManager and a suggestion online that fixed it had me go into the .conf file and alter a value to to True.  Once I did that network ma
[17:21] <ignoredthoughts> nager seems to work however it hangs up where I just previously mentioned.  I'll let it reboot and the problem shows it's head but never reaches the "Waiting for 60 Seconds" and when it boots everything works.  Will a simple uninstall and reinstallation of NetworkManager work?
[17:21] <zykotick9> viktor133: #debian's irssi factoids starts "methinks irssi is the best <IRC> client ever"
[17:21] <ironhalik> Is there a way to try Unity2D via live CD?
[17:23] <ignoredthoughts> or is there a better NetworkManager other than NetworkManager?
[17:23] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: hw do you change rc file for awesome? is it in any programming lang or just simple scripting??
[17:23] <zykotick9> ignoredthoughts: no.  but alternative is wicd.
[17:24] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: it's some weird programing language actually - hard to work with!
[17:24] <theadmin> weird? lua isn't weird...
[17:25] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: lua something - but the config is ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua
[17:25] <CampinSam> Heya.. I got problems. ubuntu won't boot to a login screen, and the only way I can start x.. (As far as I know) is to ALT-CTRL-F2 and startx. Even then, my unity desktop is moderately broken. All this is in ubuntu 11.10
[17:25] <rkj> hi. a dumb question no doubt, but how can i tell whether my kernel is 32-bit or 64-bit?
[17:25] <Binsh> Heyo, can anyone tell me why /proc/meminfo show that i have 200mb ram free, while top show 600mb used out of 2gb? :S
[17:25] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: ah!! i m not good in programming :(
[17:25] <MonkeyDust> rkj  uname -a
[17:25] <raido> rkj: in terminal do "uname -a"
[17:26] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: ME NEITHER!  i can script my way out of a paper bag, but that's about it (and i don't consider bash scripting programming, though i use loops all the time)
[17:26] <steve9702> hello
[17:26] <steve9702> !list
[17:27] <ilian> Hi
[17:27] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: haha!! ya
[17:27] <Guest72257> ciao
[17:27] <rkj> raido it says "2.6.32-38-generic" --- i spose that means 32 bits?
[17:27] <MonkeyDust> no
[17:27] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: do u use mc for file manager in terminal?
[17:28] <raido> rkj: paste the full line of output here
[17:28] <MonkeyDust> rkj  type uname -p
[17:28] <ilian> can someone advice me a good editor that can search/replace in files/directories, I've used to PSPad(windows) and that it allows you easy to check the found maches without opening the whole file
[17:28] <aitor> hello, im new to ubuntu, i cant connect to my facebook chat with empathy, is there something special i have to do other than just write my user and password?
[17:28] <theadmin> ilian: sed
[17:28] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: mc is cool (should have been on my list) - but i rarely if ever use it
[17:28] <MonkeyDust> ilian  try find
[17:29] <Binsh> aithor: install pidgin :)
[17:29] <Binsh> aitor: install pidgin :)
[17:29] <rkj> raidohere it is: Linux nemo 2.6.32-38-generic #83-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jan 4 11:13:04 UTC 2012 i686 GNU/Linux
[17:29] <rkj> MonkeyDust uname -p returns "unknown"
[17:29] <ilian> theadmin, MonkeyDust  thanks but I am more a GUI user )
[17:29] <CampinSam> Any help?..
[17:29] <raido> You are 32 bit
[17:29] <Admin_User> I have a Ubuntu Q? is there away that I can play World of warcraft on Ubuntu.
[17:30] <raido> rkj: yeah 32 bit as shown by the i686 part
[17:30] <rkj> thanks raido
[17:30] <chipotle> escott: okay, can i transfer it to another hard drive?
[17:30] <Admin_User> I have a Ubuntu Q? is there away that I can play World of warcraft on Ubuntu.
[17:31] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: but i cant get the heck of it :P ..rather i like to use 'ls' more
[17:31] <escott> chipotle, transfer what?
[17:31] <ignoredthoughts> hrm...  is there any reason Lubuntu wouldn't be able to see my NetworkManager.conf right away or on the first boot try?
[17:31] <ignoredthoughts> or has anyone else ran into this?
[17:31] <chipotle> escott: i want to transfer my ubuntu drive to another, smaller drive
[17:31] <zykotick9> riad_shourov: the "core" stuff is often the most effective ;)  can i PM you an OT question?
[17:31] <chipotle> i couldn't do it before when i installed ubuntu because i had data on it
[17:31] <escott> chipotle, ok you are switching drives not just shrinking the partition
[17:32] <riad_shourov> zykotick9: ok
[17:32] <Admin_User> I was wondering if there was a way that you can play World of Warcraft on ubuntu and if so is the perfomaance good and how can you do it please Ubuntu commity
[17:32] <escott> chipotle, there are ways to do it, but it might be easier to just reinstall see !clone
[17:32] <Gentoo64> Admin_User, wine
[17:32] <raido> chipotle: Clonezilla.
[17:32] <brimlar> Admin_User:  try this link, there are a lot out there: http://www.azsoftwaredownload.com/linux/install-worldofwarcraft-ubuntu-1110
[17:32] <chipotle> what's clonezilla?
[17:33] <raido> chipotle: http://clonezilla.org/
[17:33] <Admin_User> Gentoo64 : Some Application dont work on Wine get your resorce right man
[17:33] <Gentoo64> clonezilla wont restore to a smaller drive
[17:33] <elhoir> hi all, i have just upgraded to ubuntu 11.10, and start launcher does not search anything :-/
[17:33] <Gentoo64> Admin_User, fu
[17:33] <elhoir> i cant browse to any app
[17:33] <raido> Gentoo64: Yes it will
[17:33] <Gentoo64> raido, ok
[17:34] <Admin_User> Gentoo64: We dont use that in here ok sorry:(
[17:34] <LjL> Gentoo64: please don't
[17:34] <acidrain> what is the nogroup group?
[17:34] <LjL> Admin_User: WoW runs in WINE, so i don't see what you're complaining about
[17:34] <LjL> !appdb > Admin_User
[17:34] <acidrain> does that mean that that user actually has no group? or is it a group?
[17:34] <escott> acidrain, its the analog of nobody. its meant to be a minimal privilege group
[17:35] <acidrain> 10-4
[17:35] <acidrain> thx
[17:35] <Admin_User> LjL: if it does work some of the appication dont go by okay and if so how is the performance man.
[17:35] <mosno> afaik, nobody isn't supposed to own any files
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> mosno: users will own the files in $HOME
[17:35] <Gentoo64> raido, i didnt know it could resotre to a smaller drive...
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> mosno: or do you mean the user 'nobody'?
[17:36] <Gentoo64> raido, i thought only bigger or same size
[17:36] <escott> ActionParsnip, but nobody isn't supposed to have a $HOME
[17:36] <LjL> Admin_User: it certainly won't work perfect, if you're into games a lot i'd suggest sticking to Windows.
[17:36] <Admin_User> Gentoo64: Am sorry do you hate me:( I dont want to enimies in this room
[17:36] <raido> chipotle: when going to a smaller drive make sure to use the "partition" cloning option, not the whole disk
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> escott: gotcha, let me check. Curious now
[17:36] <Gentoo64> Admin_User, no dont be silly
[17:36] <escott> ActionParsnip, its all from acidrain's question regarding nogroup. not sure where he is seeing it though
[17:36] <raido> Gentoo64: yes, when going to a smaller drive make sure to use the "partition" cloning option, not the whole disk
[17:37] <Guest60457> hello
[17:37] <Gentoo64> raido, ofc but if its an entire disk it wont work
[17:37] <acidrain> right, nobody has a home
[17:37] <acidrain> lol
[17:37] <raido> Gentoo64: right
[17:37] <woldhekkie> Raido : http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/19141/clone-a-hard-drive-using-an-ubuntu-live-cd
[17:37] <escott> raido, if you are sending chipotle down that road make sure he knows how to update fstab and reinstall the bootloader
[17:37] <acidrain> im looking at it in regards to an ftp server
[17:37] <christ828> hi kann mir jemand auf deutsch erklären wie ich mein tmp verzeichniss vergrössern kann? mein englisch ist ziemlich mies.
[17:37] <bobo37773> Admin_User: There is only one way to test performance for your machine. You should follow the links provived for you and install it. Then you'll know.
[17:38] <LjL> !de | christ828
[17:38] <acidrain> escott: i ended up not even using nobody and nogroup. created my own group
[17:38] <elhoir> any idea?
[17:38] <escott> acidrain, nobody's home should be /nonexistent which is aptly named as the folder is nonexistent
[17:38] <Admin_User> LjL: that what I was saying if it would work on WIne it probley have a lagg or something with it something that would be wrong with it I was not saying that people were wrong if they use it on wine go right ahead it pritty cool that some aplication can work.
[17:38] <raido> escott: clonezilla will clone the MBR and he wont need to mod the fstab, Ive done it. Its painless
[17:39] <Aitor> thank you, with pidgin no problem to configure my msn, gtalk and facebook chats. Is it posible to add Badoo chat to it?
[17:39] <escott> raido, ok ive never used it. does it know enough about gpt to do that correctly. i think he as a bios booting gpt
[17:40] <woldhekkie> escott: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/19141/clone-a-hard-drive-using-an-ubuntu-live-cd
[17:40] <wolfmitchell> I want to install ubuntu onto a network, but not the ubuntu installer.
[17:40] <Admin_User> I was wondering not a gay Q? But who in here does not have a girl friend it kind of sad for people will for my self think if am the only one who does not have a girl friend see am home all the time and on my computer and I wish that I could find someone not getting down so deep just comment if you have any Answers for me:(
[17:40] <wolfmitchell> Eg. Fullly functional ubuntu install that anyone on the network can access.
[17:40] <raido> escott: he will be cloning. there will be no change that the bios can see
[17:41] <calamari> hi. does anyone know of a guide for getting JACK working alongside PulseAudio on 11.10 that isn't for Ubuntu Studio?
[17:41] <Admin_User> lol
[17:41] <escott> raido, but he doesn't have an mbr. and his boot loader is not located in the mbr its located in a grub_bios partition (unless he has an efi system which is unlikely)
[17:42] <escott> chipotle, you have gpt disk because its over 3TB correct? is it efi boot or bios boot?
[17:42] <raido> escott: Dude, its a CLONE!
[17:42] <Guest72257> ciao
[17:42] <acidrain> yay ftp server finally setup properly on like 30th try!
[17:42] <acidrain> :D
[17:43] <Guest72257> list grazie
[17:43] <MonkeyDust> acidrain  now you're the expert :)
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> escott: http://paste.ubuntu.com/856783/   seems not :)
[17:43] <acidrain> MonkeyDust: lol. not i just have to fix the relay access on postfix -.-
[17:43] <Blues-Man> hi all
[17:44] <Admin_User> Hey I was wondering who plays runescap in this room...
[17:44] <Admin_User> Hey I was wondering who plays runescap in this room...
[17:44] <Admin_User> Hey I was wondering who plays runescap in this room...
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: do you mean a PXE server?
[17:44] <FloodBot1> Admin_User: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:44] <escott> ActionParsnip, thats expected it nobody/nogroup shouldn't own any files. its just a placeholder to give things like ftp a uid to change into with minimal privs inside a chroot
[17:44] <Admin_User> sorry
[17:44] <wolfmitchell> Idk, but I want to install Ubuntu onto the network so that anyone can access it. Do I need one to do that?
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> escott: just reinforcing ;)
[17:44] <doc-saintly> Admin_User: also - this room is for Ubuntu questions, not personal life / games
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: access in what way?
[17:45] <wolfmitchell> Booting into it via lan
[17:45] <Blues-Man> according to this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization a new package should put in pool/extras/ but my question is: if the package has no architecture dependencies (Architecture: all) have I to put it in both binary-t396 and binary-amd64?
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: yes, thats a PXE server
[17:45] <Aitor> is posible to add Badoo chat to pidgin or empathy?
[17:45] <wolfmitchell> Do the other people in the network need PXE
[17:45] <MonkeyDust> Aitor  wrong channel
[17:45] <wolfmitchell> ?
[17:46] <LjL> MonkeyDust: why?
[17:46] <Aitor> monkeydust: but empathy is built in ubuntu software, it is a ubuntu question if i want to chat in badoo with my ubuntu? isnt?
[17:46] <escott> raido, i understand clonezilla works for you on a standard bios/mbr partitioned system. i don't think you know enough about gpt to be able to say if clonezilla will properly clone a bios/gpt system. At least nothing you have said gives me any confidence you know what the differences are, and if you don't you are likely walking chipotle down a path where he will have a nonbooting system
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto
[17:46] <Admin_User> doc-saintly: I can see the personall stuff but what ever if we are going to be friends on here why cant we get to know each other and this is past on ubuntu okay I have seen people play games and like it and just dont say that this stuff that am not talking about is not about ubuntu we are family
[17:47] <doc-saintly> Admin_User: lay off the sauce
[17:47] <doc-saintly> and - there's this thing called punctuation and complete sentences.
[17:47] <bobo37773> Admin_User: Usually when people want to talk about such things here they just pm each other.
[17:47] <bobo37773> Admin_User: That way the room stays open for people who may need support.
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: yes, the OS will boot off the PXE server. The system can be completely diskless
[17:48] <bastidrazor> Admin_User: there is a channel just for chat. #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:48] <Admin_User> Doc-Saintly: bob37773: Stop it your killing me man I was joking man I cant stop laughing.
[17:48] <Admin_User> sorry guys
[17:48] <VIPER-II> Guys, I know there is a setting to force Ubuntu to always start at 1920-resolution. Can't remember how to do it, but it had to do with putting 1 command into the 'Start-options'. I have a ATI card
[17:48] <bobo37773> Admin_User: Oh okay
[17:48] <wolfmitchell> I need it to still be able to boot the regular OS (eg. Windows) but have ubuntu running over the network.
[17:49] <MonkeyDust> Aitor  i thought you were asking how to chat on Badoo
[17:49] <bobo37773> VIPER-II: Maybe an xrandr command?
[17:49] <VIPER-II> ah yeah
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> Admin_User: seems to just need java..
[17:49] <Admin_User> bobo37773: If you want to change you ip address in a database and use thouse to calilate what you been doing on the web can you do that or something or am I talking about something else
[17:50] <VIPER-II> was it: xrandr 1920x1080  ?
[17:50] <Aitor> monkeydust: np, by the way, do u know if is posible to chat in badoo trought empathy or pidgin?
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: then have a virtualbox booting PXE, or you can just reboot and tell the system to boot PXE instead of the internal storage
[17:50] <Admin_User> ActionParsnip: lol I just had some coffie lol I get crazy some times sorry about that
[17:50] <bobo37773> VIPER-II: xrandr -s 1920x1080
[17:50] <wolfmitchell> Eg. access boot menu and select "LAN"?
[17:51] <Admin_User> bobo37773: If you want to change you ip address in a database and use thouse to calilate what you been doing on the web can you do that or something or am I talking about something else
[17:51] <VIPER-II> ah
[17:51] <zgr> what is fastest (not secure!)  way to copy one big file over LAN?
[17:51] <bobo37773> Admin_User: What are you talking about? Which database? You may be thinking of using a proxy server
[17:51] <bastidrazor> zgr: scp
[17:51] <zykotick9> zgr: samba / nfs would be faster the ssh/scp
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: yeah, it will hit the pxe server and boot to the liveCD
[17:52] <elhoir> may anyone help me please?
[17:52] <woldhekkie> zgr: i use dukto 5, start on both pc`s and drop files on it. Also works between linux and windows. Easyast adn fastest way...
[17:52] <Admin_User> bobo37773: but is it possible to use such a program. to have a history what you been doing on the internet and find which Ip address whent to that site.
[17:52] <bobo37773> elhoir: whats goiing on?
[17:52] <wolfmitchell> Ok, but I don't want the live CD
[17:52] <bastidrazor> zykotick9: really? i would think scp would be just as fast as the network would allow
[17:52] <raido> escott: Interesting comment from someone who admits never using it. Nevertheless, The process of cloning will not modify the source drive, He has nothing to loose by trying it.
[17:53] <bobo37773> Admin_User: You mean like on a lan?
[17:53] <elhoir> bobo37773: i cant search / run any app using the unity start launcher
[17:53] <bobo37773> elhoir: Oh. Sorry I don't use unity
[17:53] <elhoir> :(
[17:53] <wolfmitchell> I want it to boot a fully-installed OS
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: you'll need to search that out then but you can PXE boot as long as your BIOS supports it
[17:54] <zykotick9> bastidrazor: i don't get the "greatest" performance from scp copying on my network?  ymmv?
[17:54] <wolfmitchell> Can I do that with an existing ubuntu install?
[17:54] <Admin_User> bobo37773: mabey I guest but you know in school when someone goes on a site and that perison or if they find something on there history that they dont want it on there system or something they check which last IP address whent to that site and shut them down is I heard of such a tool I just cant find something just what am talking about.
[17:54] <xubuntu5> hey
[17:54] <bobo37773> elhoir: Did you try updating your system?
[17:54] <woldhekkie> Fastest copy between 2 computers : http://www.msec.it/blog/?p=444
[17:55] <elhoir> bobo37773: its fully updated
[17:55] <VIPER-II> bobo37773: I love you man. The resolution worked.   Ubuntu FTW!!!   :)
[17:55] <bobo37773> Admin_User: Oh I see. Local history setttings in your dns cache / web browser?
[17:55] <bobo37773> VIPER-II: Cool. Glad it helped
[17:56] <bastidrazor> zykotick9: i normally have to limit the speed with scp. it takes all my bandwidth.
[17:57] <zgr> zykotick9: thanks, I first tried rsync over ssh, and then saw article on lwn which says that cp is much faster (except delta transfers), just thought is there way to just cat file through lan to another pc without ssh? :)
[17:57] <damo22> zgr nc
[17:57] <Admin_User> Oh I have a Q? for you guys you know it will be so easy if there was a tool that you can use for remote access on a monitor only for remote access or something like that that would have like a ethernet cable and usb ports and sound and and just the stuff that you sould have not like mother board or anthing like that not a computer just a tool that u can use to access remote access and use that for your computer.
[17:57] <bobo37773> elhoir: all I can reccomend is maybe reinstalling / reconfiguring unity with yoru package manager. Other then that I dont know
[17:58] <elhoir> bobo37773: for reconfiguring unity... "unity --reset" maybe?
[17:58] <zgr> damo22: thanks!
[17:58] <Admin_User> bobo37773: Yes that what am looking for thank you
[17:58] <Admin_User> Oh I have a Q? for you guys you know it will be so easy if there was a tool that you can use for remote access on a monitor only for remote access or something like that that would have like a ethernet cable and usb ports and sound and and just the stuff that you sould have not like mother board or anthing like that not a computer just a tool that u can use to access remote access and use that for your computer.
[17:58] <elhoir> or better "dpkg-reconfigure unity" ?
[17:58] <bobo37773> Admin_User: There are plenty of tools like that. What are you trying to do exactly?
[17:59] <bobo37773> elhoir: Yeah thats what I was thinking dpkg
[17:59] <elhoir> OK, IM GONNA DO IT RIGHT NOW
[17:59] <elhoir> lets see what happens
[17:59] <bobo37773> elhoir: Good luck. Hope it works
[18:00] <bobo37773> elhoir: You may need to reboot after.
[18:00] <VIPER-II> anyone in here uses SICKBEARD?
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> Admin_User: you could use x forwarding to a central server and users can run apps on the server and they will show on the client, not sound though
[18:00] <elhoir> bobo37773: actually, i have to reboot right now, since i cannot even open a terminal :)
[18:00] <Admin_User> bobo37773: Just use a Operating system or soemthing but not all the application only remote access to access different computer is there a iso or something that I can just use for my computer
[18:00] <bobo37773> elhoir: just switch to a tty
[18:00] <elhoir> oh, true
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> Admin_User: you could make a multiseat PC if you want too http://www2.userful.com/products/userful-multiseat-linux  something like that
[18:01] <elhoir> ok, im back right now :)
[18:01] <wolfmitchell> AP-Can I set up a LiveCD to connect to an X server on the host computer instead of booting into lan?
[18:01] <bobo37773> Admin_User: Its not as simple as you may think if you are indeed talking about what I think you are.
[18:02] <bobo37773> elhoir: that quick?
[18:02] <Aitor> hello, trying to install restricted extras trought ubuntu software center gives me the advice to uninstall first two packages: libav codec and utility library; but i cannot find those packages to uninstall trought the same software center
[18:02] <VIPER-II> hmm... guess not.
[18:03] <elhoir> bobo37773: no, i meant, "im back in a while, in a very whort period of time" :)
[18:03] <bobo37773> VIPER-II: Yeah never heard of it
[18:03] <bobo37773> elhoir: Oh I see. Okay
[18:03] <elhoir> short*
[18:03] <bluezone> I'm using gnome3 right now, and the top bar's colours are all screwed up (they are a disgusting mixture of pink, white, cyan, blue, purple). It's basically a graphics glitch, in addition there's a lot of text that is not legible (but this only occurs in certain areas) any ideas?
[18:03] <Aitor> sould i take the advice and unistall those packages (libav) using synaptic before installing the restrictred ubuntu extras?
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: I guess
[18:04] <wolfmitchell> Ok
[18:04] <wolfmitchell> I'll try that
[18:04] <Admin_User> ActionParsnip: bobo37773: I guest it really hard to explane see if it was just a box that had a vga,ethernet,usb,sound plugin, that device that only has remote access that you can use and use different virtualization os system that you install on vmware and stuff like that and it would be nice for school or bussiness Deed a create something new if so I think I became a $1,000,000,000 lol just kittting
[18:04] <lotuspsychje> is there a way to password protect programs in ubuntu?
[18:04] <VIPER-II> bobo37773: well ppl who watches series kinda love it, cuz it is capable of searching the latest episode and download em each time that it comes out.
[18:04] <bobo37773> Admin_User: haha. Yeah dont forget about me when you do :p
[18:05] <Admin_User> Ya that true I will make you the CEO because your probley smarter then me lol:)
[18:05] <bobo37773> VIPER-II: eh. I do it the old fashioned way hahaha. Not really something to discuss here though
[18:05] <zatan> hi is there anyway that i can run programs on second screen "dual monitors" ?
[18:05] <VIPER-II> yeah sorry.
[18:09] <Admin_User> ActionParsnip: what do you mean About a x forwarding what kind of OS is that what that name of it.
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> zatan: you can use compiz or devilspie, you can use gdevilspie to configure it
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> Admin_User: the x server in linux is very modular, the display for an app can be on a remote system but be processed on the server
[18:10] <BlueWolf> Is there a way to get onto irc.spotchat.org using Empathy to then go to #linuxmint-help?
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: add the server in the client
[18:11] <bobo37773> BlueWolf: empathy? is empathy an irc client?
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> bobo37773: it can connect to irc servers, so yes
[18:11] <bobo37773> ActionParsnip: oh I had no idea
[18:12] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: How would I go about this?
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: not sure, i use pidgin
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: try:    /server irc.spotchat.org
[18:13] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: Where would I enter it in? The chat create a new account?
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: where you are typing now
[18:14] <wolfmitchell> Lol, just bombed a VM to reinstall onto it
[18:14] <Boris_> hello
[18:14] <Boris_> I'm looking for help
[18:15] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: It's coming up with this  -
[18:15] <BlueWolf> Unknown command; see /help for the available commands
[18:15] <BlueWolf>  /server irc.spotchat.org
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: strange  /server is a standard command afaik
[18:15] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: You try it
[18:16] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: Are you useing Empathy or have you used it before?
[18:16] <aaas> what is the ubuntu equivalent of windows 'resource monitor'  (the right window here: http://i41.tinypic.com/2gsep0k.jpg)
[18:16] <aaas> I want to monitor what processes/files are using my drives
[18:17] <Boris_> i cant' log in on my ubuntu session... i can't go further than the log in screen.... i've tried the Xauthority solution but i can't find the file
[18:17] <aaas> not using space, but what is using the speed
[18:17] <monohedron> Boris_, error message?
[18:18] <Boris_> no error message
[18:18] <Pat201> what would i type into the terminal to open an internet browser?
[18:18] <Gentoo64> aaas, iotop
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf:in the  main window:   Edit->Accounts   maybe?
[18:18] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: in empathy you have to add another account and manually add spotchat.
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> Pat201: which browser do you use?
[18:18] <aaas> Gentoo64 thanks
[18:19] <Pat201> SRWare Iron
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> Pat201: how did you install it?
[18:19] <BlueWolf> 	
[18:19] <BlueWolf> bastidrazor: ActionParsnip: Ok I will give it a try and get back to you.
[18:19] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: i just did it yesterday. just to know how.
[18:20] <monohedron> what app caan unpack mzp files, i can't find anything in the software centre
[18:20] <gr33n7007h> any 1 on xchat??
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> Pat201: try:   iron    if you used the deb
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> monohedron: install unp, may be able to do it
[18:20] <Pat201> hold on will try
[18:20] <monohedron> ActionParsnip, will try thanks
[18:21] <Chipzzz> ch33z: still here?
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> monohedron: http://www.winarchiver.com/tutorials/mzp-file.htm   looks like some winarchiver thing
[18:21] <Pat201> hmm that didnt work. and as for install i just downloaded the iron executable
[18:21] <Boris_> monohedron: is there a command line to seach for files on the hard drive? maybeee is the Xauthority file in an other location
[18:21] <BlueWolf> bastidrazor: Ok adding it manually - in the network do I just put spotchat or irc.spotchat.org?
[18:22] <aaas> my drive on the ubuntu server will take 16 hours to copy over 62 gb (been runing for 10 hours probably)--that doesn't seem right does it--whats the best way to find out if its the read drive, the copy drive, the network or other?  I guess when the copy is done I should run a chkdisk on the drive?
[18:22] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: in the network put irc.spotchat.org and you do not need to change the port number
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> Pat201: i'd use the deb from the site
[18:22] <rasha666> how can i install Ubuntu TV?
[18:22] <monohedron> ActionParsnip, nope not working any other suggestion?
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> rasha666: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/how-to-install-ubuntu-tv-right-now-via-ppa/
[18:23] <monohedron> Boris_, yes
[18:23] <rasha666> thanks :)
[18:23] <monohedron> boris use findfind
[18:23] <monohedron> hmm
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> monohedron: you may need a win app to extract it
[18:23] <monohedron> fin
[18:23] <monohedron> find
[18:23] <FloodBot1> monohedron: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:24] <monohedron> Boris_, wat is the output of ls -l /
[18:24] <Boris_> like "findfind Xauthority" ?
[18:24] <monohedron> no find / -name ICEauthority
[18:25] <acidrain> does anyone have any idea where i can get the old shoutcast server and transcoder that just simply works?
[18:25] <monohedron> ActionParsnip, i was afraid you'd say that
[18:25] <BlueWolf> bastidrazor: And what about the Character Set and the severs thing underneath?
[18:26] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: leave it to the default that it was at.
[18:26] <monohedron> well its actually 'find / -name .ICEauthority'
[18:26] <VIPER-II> what's the 'chmod' command to make a directory and it's contents accessible for all other users?    I dont think it "chmod 777".
[18:26] <Earthcore> Hi, I want to know how to set the location (e.g. Berlin) with the command line?
[18:27] <Chipzzz> VIPER-II: chmod 777 /path/to/directory
[18:27] <monohedron> Boris_, well its actually 'find / -name .ICEauthority' it may not find anything without the dot
[18:27] <Guest32447> Hi Ubuntu community
[18:27] <zykotick9> VIPER-II: is this on a FAT/NTFS partition by chance?
[18:27] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: in Servers you need to add irc.spotchat.org
[18:27] <Earthcore> Guest32447: Hi
[18:28] <VIPER-II> Zykotick9: not this one is normal linux drive.
[18:28] <VIPER-II> Chipzzz: well doesn't 777 make content executable too?
[18:28] <zykotick9> VIPER-II: then 777 is "wide open"
[18:28] <monohedron> Boris_, also show us the output of 'ls -l /|grep home'
[18:28] <Boris_> i've found the file. how can i rename it or delete it?
[18:28] <VIPER-II> wasn't it 776 or 757 or something else?
[18:28] <zykotick9> VIPER-II: for directories it means you can enter tehm
[18:28] <Guest32447> new to ubuntu but so glad i found it
[18:28] <monohedron> Boris_, mv
[18:28] <VIPER-II> uhuh
[18:29] <bpb_grinda> hi. can someone help me with this postfix error:  postfix/postdrop[3711]: warning: mail_queue_enter: create file maildrop/609115.3711: Disk quota exceeded
[18:29] <Earthcore> Hi, I want to know how to set the location (e.g. Berlin) with the command line?
[18:29] <Hector__c> hi, i have an opensuse 11.4 with samba + openldap + LAM + Bacula but my boss is asking me to replace that for an ubuntu server bcs he thinks there all of those services can be managed through a gui
[18:29] <wolfmitchell> What does 'grep' even do? I always see that here.
[18:29] <haylo> that last 7 gives full permission to the world- something you dont  usuallywant VIPER-II
[18:29] <BlueWolf> bastidrazor: Ok done, Now I have two accounts (BlueWolf/Garurumon), BlueWolf is on freenode and Garurumon is on spotchat - how do I access the one for spotchat or get onto it?
[18:29] <Hector__c> do you think is that correct?
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: it filters text or searches files
[18:29] <zykotick9> wolfmitchell: grep searches for regular expression
[18:29] <wolfmitchell> Ok
[18:29] <ojii> is there a way to force a nvidia card to run in the lowest performance mode?
[18:29] <Earthcore> Hi, I want to know how to set the location (e.g. Berlin) with the command line?
[18:29] <bpb_grinda> hi. can someone help me with this postfix error:  postfix/postdrop[3711]: warning: mail_queue_enter: create file maildrop/609115.3711: Disk quota exceeded
[18:30] <zykotick9> wolfmitchell: from man grep - print lines matching a pattern
[18:30] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: Room > Join > Select which account to use > add a room name > Join
[18:30] <wolfmitchell> Ok
[18:30] <Boris_> "drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 2012-02-22 23:39 home
[18:30] <Fuchs> bpb_grinda: looks like the disk quota (how much you are allowed to store on it) is either exceeded, the disk is full or there are other reasons (e.g. access rights) which don't let postfix write where it wants to
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> bpb_grinda: do you use disk quotas?
[18:31] <wolfmitchell> Setting up an ubuntu server over lan
[18:31] <monohedron> Boris_, that looks healthy
[18:31] <VIPER-II> Chipzzz: should i do things "recursively" with CHMOD?
[18:31] <bpb_grinda> Fuchs, disk quota is not exceeded - i havent set one neither has my provider. disk is 23% full
[18:32] <Chenwoyoung> hi
[18:32] <bpb_grinda> Fuchs can I pm you ?
[18:32] <GH0> How can I launch a program prior to the login process? I attempted to use /etc/rc.local and it didn't seem to actually launch the program. I am attempting to run x0vncserver so that I can login.
[18:32] <monohedron> Boris_, what about 'ls -l /home/yourusername'
[18:32] <Chipzzz> VIPER-II: 666 if you don't want the execute bit & if memory serves, -R is recursive for chmod
[18:33] <Fuchs> bpb_grinda: you can, but it's not really my field of expertise,
[18:33] <Beastgis-Virtual> hello all, hope your is day going well.  Is this a good place for ubuntu on android?
[18:33] <Fuchs> bpb_grinda: so you might have more luck in a postfix channel / support mailing list / whatever  or with someone else :)
[18:33] <Infernal> Hey, having some wine problems.
[18:33] <Boris_> i get the files listed in my personal directory
[18:33] <zykotick9> Beastgis-Virtual: try #ubuntu-phone as well
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> Infernal: ask in #winehq as well
[18:33] <VIPER-II> Chipzzz: It's not that i want to execute, I'm just affraid that my program might mess up if i go put execute bit on files that weren't executable before. Or doesn't linux work like that?
[18:33] <monohedron> Boris_, i'm not interested in the files but in the permission biit
[18:33] <Beastgis-Virtual> thanks zykotick9!
[18:34] <Infernal> ok
[18:34] <VIPER-II> Chipzzz: Does making a file executable make a program treat it differently if that file is part of a program?
[18:34] <Boris_> what do you mean by persmission biit?
[18:34] <monohedron> Boris_, i'm not interested in the files but in the permission bit and while we are at it what is interesting is actaully "ls -la /home/yourusername"
[18:34] <Beastgis-Virtual> how do you change nickname, mine is embarrasing
[18:34] <Chipzzz> VIPER-II: well... it works like that, you just don't necessarily want everyone to be able to read/write/execute files (especially the combined last two)
[18:34] <bastidrazor> Beastgis-Virtual: /nick newnick
[18:34] <gEO_> Hey can anyone help me with ndiswrapper?
[18:35] <Chenwoyoung> hi... all can you help me
[18:35] <Chenwoyoung> ?
[18:35] <Beastgis-Virtual> thanks!
[18:35] <gEO_> I have installed and removed the other ones
[18:35] <gEO_> And loaded it
[18:35] <Earthcore> Hi, I want to know how to set the location (e.g. Berlin) with the command line?
[18:35] <gEO_> But the wifi doesnt show up
[18:35] <wolfmitchell> Earthcore: cd
[18:35] <VIPER-II> Chipzzz: i dont mind the 'everyone' aspect, cuz this server is located behind my own router without any ports open. But u answered my question already.  :)
[18:35] <Earthcore> I got sudo cp /media/EXTERNAL/App/ /etc/timezone;\
[18:35] <Earthcore> sudo dpkg-reconfigure --frontend noninteractive tzdata;\
[18:35] <Chenwoyoung> my terminal bash
[18:35] <Chenwoyoung> help
[18:35] <Chenwoyoung> please
[18:35] <Chipzzz> VIPER-II: :-)
[18:35] <Chenwoyoung> ~_~
[18:35] <FloodBot1> Chenwoyoung: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:35] <wolfmitchell> Owait-thought you ment directory
[18:36] <Earthcore> But that does not set my location to berlin only the timezone
[18:36] <wolfmitchell> Earthcore: see above post
[18:36] <monohedron> Boris_, 'ls -la /home/yourusername|grep ICE'
[18:36] <simpson1897> Hey Shonster, are you here? it's Vladymyr!
[18:36] <wolfmitchell> Earthcore: I think you can only do that when installing
[18:36] <aaas> is my unity 'home folder' supposed to look this basic: http://i42.tinypic.com/2v1xohe.jpg   or am i missing some packages
[18:36] <Chenwoyoung> *
[18:36] <Earthcore> Besides if you want to get FREE books on university level go to intechopen.com
[18:37] <Chenwoyoung> http://www.sentosabhakti.cu.cc/darkcode.html
[18:37] <Earthcore> !:)
[18:37] <BlueWolf> bastidrazor: Ok got it, one last question where I changed my Account details for Garurumon to put spotchat, why won't it allow me to Apply - when I click close then it comes up with "There are unsaved modifications to your Garurumon on freenode account.You are about to close the window, which will discard your changes. Are you sure you want to proceed?"
[18:37] <Boris_> monohedron: no sresponse
[18:37] <elhoir> back
[18:38] <elhoir> didnt work :(
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> aaas: try a different icon theme
[18:38] <monohedron> ok then it isn't there which means you are in over a terminal
[18:38] <aaas> ActionParsnip well what I mean is that, there's no bar to type in where i want to navigate, in fact it seems to be lacking all the features I would expect from a file browser
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> monohedron: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/dapper/man8/tzconfig.8.html
[18:39] <Earthcore> wolfmitchell: I guess there is a way to do it just haven't found it
[18:39] <monohedron> Boris_, if your permisisons are set proberly in /home and in /home/yourusername you should be good to log in again
[18:39] <wolfmitchell> Hm. Google it?
[18:40] <Beezy> there's all asleep in ubuntu phone, anybody hear offhand if ubuntu android supports bluetooth 'directly'?
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> aaas: press CTRL+L
[18:40] <aaas> ActionParsnip thank you, is there an alternative browser you recommend?
[18:40] <monohedron> Earthcore, http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/dapper/man8/tzconfig.8.html
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> aaas: do you mean file browser, or web browser?
[18:41] <monohedron> Earthcore, from ActionParsnip
[18:41] <aaas> ActionParsnip: file browser
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> aaas: pcmanfm is what I use most days
[18:41] <aaas> ActionParsnip: basically to replace my 'hoem folder'
[18:42] <aaas> ActionParsnip: thanks
[18:42] <sio_> cè qualche italiano?
[18:43] <BlueWolf> bastidrazor: Ok got it, one last question where I changed my Account details for Garurumon to put spotchat, why won't it allow me to Apply - when I click close then it comes up with "There are unsaved modifications to your Garurumon on freenode account.You are about to close the window, which will discard your changes. Are you sure you want to proceed?"
[18:43] <BlueWolf> bastidrazor: How do I save it because when I close it then it resets itself.
[18:43] <Earthcore> monohedron: thanks but I want the weather report and the location applet to show my place and tzconfig is not enought. You know in the upper right in gnome meatacity
[18:43] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: i don't know. empathy is a horrible irc client.
[18:44] <Tigerboy> Installed Gosa on Ubuntu 11.10 and I cannot uninstall it-- now it's preventing me from installing anything else even with the install -f --- no matter what I try.
[18:44] <monohedron> nope no idea, i only forwarded the answer
[18:44] <aaas> ActionParsnip: can it browse network folders?
[18:44] <Oer> !it | sio_
[18:44] <BlueWolf> bastidrazor: Ha thanks. Well what is a better Chat program?
[18:44] <Earthcore> monohedron: I can set it with my mouse but it gets annoying to do that on every live session startup
[18:45] <VIPER-II> hmm... strange... i can't seem to find the screensaver page in my Ubuntu.  :S
[18:45] <monohedron> Earthcore, I have no idea
[18:45] <sio_> thanks
[18:45] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: GUI i would go with xchat.. command line i use suggest irssi
[18:45] <VIPER-II> Doesn't Ubuntu come with pre-installed screensavers?
[18:45] <zykotick9> Tigerboy: what is the package name for gosa?  "!info gosa" doesn't return anything.
[18:46] <Earthcore> monohedron: Thanks anyway you tried
[18:46] <monohedron> nope ActionParsni did
[18:46] <bastidrazor> !find gosa
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> VIPER-II: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/10/enable-screensavers-in-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelot/
[18:46] <BlueWolf> bastidrazor: Well I have Xchat installed but the interface troubled me and I can't seem to find my way around to get on to spotchat, could you help then?
[18:47] <VIPER-II> oh
[18:47] <VIPER-II> thanks ActionParnsip
[18:47] <mongy> aaas, you seem to missing some theme packages or something, that looks ghastly.  try sudo apt-get install --reinstall light-themes ubuntu-artwork ubuntu-mono humanity-icon-theme
[18:48] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: same thing. you may need to add the server in the network list.
[18:48] <its_falling> Newbie question: I decided to delete my Ubuntu partition, because of troubles I was having, can I extend my Windows partition back to full size?
[18:48] <[tla]> hi. i have a 12.04 server. i installed the desktop components (gdm) on top but X is not starting on the console (i have the login prompt). card is nvidia 9500 GT connected to TV via HDMI. i have the nvidia drivers installed. how best to debug? thx
[18:48] <mongy> aaas, you might also want gnome-tweak-tool to set your theme and icons
[18:48] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: there is an #xchat channel that knows everything about xchat.
[18:49] <aaas> mongy: didn't work.. maybe its because I'm running unity 2d over nomachine?
[18:49] <bpb_grinda> why when i remove a package with apt-get remove i can still see it dpkg selections ?
[18:49] <Oer> BlueWolf, it is easy, /server irc.spotchat.org 6667 >> http://www.spotchat.org/Dokumentation-FAQ-SpotChat_connect
[18:50] <mongy> aaas, ah well, all bets are off then
[18:50] <rymate1234> hello
[18:50] <zykotick9> bpb_grinda: most likely there are config files left, thus you will see an rc on the left side (i think)
[18:50] <BlueWolf> Oer: Is this for Empathy or Xchat?
[18:50] <bpb_grinda> zykotick9 so how do i remove it completely ?
[18:50] <zykotick9> bpb_grinda: purge
[18:51] <rymate1234> i am having a problem with wine
[18:51] <bastidrazor> BlueWolf: xchat. you already know empathy does not parse /server
[18:51] <bpb_grinda> zykotick9 i tried apt-get purge but still its there. i can start it from /etc/init.d
[18:51] <rymate1234> i seem to be lacking sound
[18:51] <zykotick9> bpb_grinda: ? good luck.
[18:51] <bpb_grinda> zykotick9 what do you mean ?
[18:52] <zykotick9> bpb_grinda: i don't know, good luck.
[18:54] <fling> I need a C app that will sort the files by type instead of perl magicsort :\
[18:54] <fling> what app do i need?
[18:58] <Chipzzz> rymate1234: "/join #wine"
[18:58] <bastidrazor> Chipzzz: rymate1234 winehq is the channel name for wine
[18:58] <rymate1234> ok
[18:59] <Chipzzz> bastidrazor: rymate1234: sorry & tnx bastidrazor
[19:00] <Polah> What's the name of the tool that lets you select a specific function, i.e. web server/mail server and so on and handles package installation for it?
[19:01] <BlueWolf> Oer: Can I PM you?
[19:01] <zykotick9> !pastebinit > riad_shourov
[19:01] <Oer> BlueWolf, no, i like to keep it in this channel please.
[19:02] <bpb_grinda> why repquota -avug doesnt give me any output ?
[19:02] <Oer> BlueWolf, what is so hard to connect to a different irc-service ?
[19:02] <hidemybrain> hi ho
[19:04] <Infernal> I'v installed Bumblebee 3.0, how do i go about acquiring the 32bit library?
[19:05] <LetterRip> hi all - I have an external usb 802.11b/g card that seems to freeze my laptop every 10-50 minutes
[19:05] <bpb_grinda> Im getting messages for exceeded disk quota but I havent set any quota. can someone help me ?
[19:05] <LetterRip> linksys wusb12
[19:05] <LetterRip> any suggestions onwhat i can check to try and fix this?
[19:07] <gEO_> how do  I remove bcma?
[19:08] <gEO_> in lshw -C network it says.  driver = bcma -oci-bridge even after I installed ndiswrapper
[19:09] <Infernal> Ubuntu 11.10 64bit, nvidia
[19:15] <JustSighDudes> How would I reasonably secure a server? Do I really have to understand AppArmor or is that only for super secure requirements?
[19:18] <STONE_COLD> .ךןדא
[19:20] <mongy> JustSighDudes,  personally on my vps, I run everything over vpn and have iptables setup with just that 1 port, and the rest only available to vpn clients.  personal use swerver.
[19:20] <mongy> server*
[19:21] <mongy> JustSighDudes, if yours is a bit more open, then iptables for only those ports you need, drop everything else, and fail2ban is also a good idea.
[19:22] <JustSighDudes> mongy, that's exactly what I'm doing. I'm mostly worried about web app vulnerabilities.
[19:22] <JustSighDudes> Subsonic music streaming, wordpress, etc.
[19:22] <radioact1ve> not sure what happened but all of the sudden I don't have write access to my ntfs internal hd. ntfsfix says all is good and so does chkdsk from win7. any ideas?
[19:23] <JustSighDudes> Thinking of chrooting apache but don't really know how effective that would be.
[19:26] <as001> hi I could not boot from live cd until i changed mode to vesa. Why my ATI Radeon 4670 (which should be the best supported in foss drivers) can no enter in normal mode ?
[19:26] <bpb_grinda> why i dont get output for repquota -avug ?
[19:27] <mongy> !nomodeset | as001
[19:27] <mongy> as001, my 4650 is fine however.
[19:27] <urfr332gO> radioact1ve, make sure you have ntfs-3g installed
[19:27] <urfr332gO> in ubuntu
[19:28] <as001> I saw that ubottu and blacnk screen has gone when i chose vesa but I think I should be able to boot in normal.... I tried to turn off everything on F6 but if I choose normal I get black screen
[19:29] <as001> IT also says on lspci it is kernel module: radeon but lsmod does not show radeon at all... I think it uses some other module..
[19:29] <urfr332gO> as001, you may need a driver try the nomodeset option.
[19:30] <as001> I tried that option with mode normal and get black screen
[19:30] <mongy> as001, hence the nomodeset option.
[19:30] <mongy> as001, "which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen"
[19:31] <as001> it is not needed for thisone because it boots fine in vesa mode without that option.
[19:31] <mongy> as001,  what version of ubuntu ?
[19:31] <as001> 10.10
[19:31] <bpb_grinda> why i dont get output for repquota -avug ?
[19:31] <mongy> as001, nomodeset is a better option than vesa... vesa is a failsafe
[19:32] <as001> I alread said i can not boot with nomodeset + normal
[19:32] <mongy> as001, consider using 11.10. or waiting till 12.04.  till then, either boot with nomodeset or boot in vesa and install the fglrx driver
[19:32] <radioact1ve> urfr332gO, done. not sure what to do next... if it was working before since install why would i need it now?
[19:33] <urfr332gO> radioact1ve, have you even checked maybe it got removed.
[19:33] <LinSkyrate> hi :) i get chipset unknown on my AWUS036NHR Alfa USB dongle... in kernel 3.2 any ideas? everything else seems fine..
[19:33] <radioact1ve> urfr332gO, not sure what you mean by remove?
[19:34] <radioact1ve> urfr332gO, oh wtf its working now!
[19:34] <urfr332gO> radioact1ve, all apps have dependencies,. maybe while doing what you do or did installing blaf blah blah it got removed.
[19:35] <urfr332gO> radioact1ve, thank god .
[19:35] <radioact1ve> urfr332gO, wow thanks for your help. thats most likely what happened
[19:35] <urfr332gO> radioact1ve, n problem. :)
[19:35] <urfr332gO> no*
[19:36] <zhuang> hi everyone, i just installed ubuntu through wubi. Could I trouble this channel for some help?
[19:36] <radioact1ve> urfr332gO, doesn't it know that i use it? why would it remove it?
[19:36] <Chenwoyoung> hey
[19:36] <Chenwoyoung> how are you all?
[19:37] <urfr332gO> radioact1ve, the computer does not think, thats your job. :)
[19:37] <radioact1ve> urfr332gO, touché
[19:38] <Chenwoyoung> z
[19:38] <urfr332gO> radioact1ve, lol. :)
[19:38] <radioact1ve> urfr332gO, haha thanks again for your helped.save me!
[19:38] <urfr332gO> radioact1ve, no problem. :)
[19:39] <zhuang> how would I go about installing a new windows manager? specifically scrotwm
[19:39] <zhuang> i'm new to the command line
[19:40] <zykotick9> zhuang: "sudo apt-get install scrotwm"
[19:41] <wolfmitchell> Still waiting for the ubuntu server vm to install...
[19:42] <whiskers75> How do you get a Wacom Bamboo tablet to work with Ubuntu 11.10 on a Toshiba Portege 4000?
[19:42] <zhuang> thank you zykotick9
[19:43] <whiskers75> bump
[19:44] <zhuang> zykotick9, now that i've installed in, how owuld I go about enabling it?
[19:44] <whiskers75> bump
[19:44] <whiskers75> (19:42:38) whiskers75: How do you get a Wacom Bamboo tablet to work with Ubuntu 11.10 on a Toshiba Portege 4000?
[19:44] <zykotick9> zhuang: if you use a DM, log out an choose it.
[19:44] <Daekdroom> whiskers75, no need to repeat the question that often.
[19:45] <whiskers75> daekdroom: ok
[19:46] <moddinati> Hello.  I need to create a bootable XP install disk (I currently do not have windows on my machine).  Anyone know of linux alternatives to WinToFlash?  unetbootin did not work.
[19:46] <xangua> moddinati: unetbootin is just for linux distros, try the ##windows channel
[19:47] <whiskers75> Any help?
[19:47] <moddinati> xangua:  Thanks for responding.  I don't believe the windows channels would know anything about linux software (correct me if I'm wrong).
[19:48] <moddinati> I need a linux program to create a windows install flash drive (I only have ubuntu on my machine).
[19:48] <zykotick9> moddinati: so, why should a gnu/linux channel know about ms softare then?  double standard
[19:48] <whiskers75> Oh forget it, I am leaving.
[19:48] <Stava> When I plug my laptop (ubuntu unity) to a external monitor, dual-screen is activated automagically. However when I do the opposite, unplugging the monitor, nothing seems to happen. I loose the windows that were on the monitor and the unity launcher is unavailable/off screen
[19:49] <Stava> Can I force a monitor update or something
[19:49] <moddinati> zykotick9:  I'm not asking for ms software per se.  I'm asking for linux software to create a windows install flash drive.  Make sense?
[19:49] <zhuang> zyotick, upon logging out and logging back in with scrotwm, i wasnt able to really log back in. i was just show the scrotwm taskbar on the top of the page, but the ubuntu login screen did not change.
[19:50] <zykotick9> !tab > zhuang
[19:50] <xangua> moddinati: make sense it doesn't has to do with ubuntu, already tried the ##windows channel?
[19:50] <urfr332gO> moddinati, pretty difficult in linux, go to a windows computer and use the wintoflash it works wonderful, if the ISO or disc is a legit ms product.
[19:50] <zykotick9> zhuang: i don't understand?  are you in scrotwm or not?
[19:50] <joker2u> what is the ubuntu command line pipe pasteit? I installed 'ls|nautilus-pastebin' and get -> nautilus-pastebin: command not found  so I am a little confuzed
[19:51] <zhuang> no, i am not. when i tried to get into scrotwm through what you refer to as the "DM", i got stuck on the ubuntu login screen but i did see the scrotwm taskbar on the top of he page
[19:51] <LjL> moddinati: for the record, i think your question is appropriate for both #ubuntu and #windows, but i also suspect it's not easy (if at all possible) to do what you want from Ubuntu
[19:51] <ssta> joker2u: foocmd | pastebinit
[19:51] <zhuang> but that was the only thing that changed.
[19:51] <Stava> My problem seems to be a reported bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/867840
[19:51] <moddinati> urfr332g0: Thanks.  Problem is I don't have access to a windows machine.
[19:51] <zhuang> the login screen freezed, basically.
[19:51] <moddinati> Ljl: Thanks for the response.  I will check the #windows channel, I may misunderstand what that channel is.
[19:52] <ssta> moddinati: would a workaround like installing windows on a VM and using that be workable?
[19:52] <LjL> xangua, zykotick9: if he's asking how to do something from Ubuntu, i don't see why it doesn't belong here to be honest.
[19:52] <urfr332gO> moddinati, install the xp in a virtual then make the flash.
[19:52] <thevaliantx> is there a tool i can use in pinguyos (no one is talking in the #pinguyos channel) to turn off the touchpad on my dell 1545 inspiron?  it's annoying me to no end.  thanks.
[19:53] <zykotick9> LjL: i was just commenting on this double standard.  MS doesn't need to know about linux, but gnu/linux people need to know about windows.  It wasn't me that directed him to the other channel.
[19:53] <urfr332gO> thevaliantx, that os is not supported here. :)
[19:53] <moddinati> urfr332g0:  Round-a-bout way of doing it.  Should work though. Thanks
[19:53] <ssta> zykotick9: I took it as a compliment.  Windows guys wouldn't have the cross platform skills, but Linux guys tend to...
[19:53] <joker2u> what is the ubuntu command line pipe pasteit? I just apt-get installed it and when doing a basic test -> 'ls|nautilus-pastebin' and get -> nautilus-pastebin: command not found  so I am a little confuzed
[19:54] <ssta> joker2u: pastebinit
[19:54] <Oer> Stava, is there a FN key to switch external monitor ?
[19:54] <mrdeb> hi, is ubuntu 1204 ready almost
[19:54] <zykotick9> !pastebinit > joker2u
[19:54] <thevaliantx> urfr332gO, please, spare me the elitism, i know it's not 'supported' here, i made that pretty clear.  that doesn't mean someone can't be nice and help any way.  linux is about community, my friend.
[19:54] <Stava> Oer: actually there seems to be a monitor-icon on one of the FN-combination keys
[19:54] <ssta> mrdeb: sometime in April I imagine
[19:54] <mrdeb> no i mean now
[19:54] <urfr332gO> !attitude > thevaliantx
[19:54] <ssta> it's not going to be released until April
[19:55] <urfr332gO> thevaliantx, not my rules.
[19:55] <mrdeb> i know but i need to know if i works ok today
[19:55] <ssta> mrdeb: probably #ubuntu+1 is a better place to ask
[19:55] <ssta> I think that's the channel name anyway
[19:56] <zykotick9> ssta: it is ;)
[19:56] <joker2u> ssta ty! I don't know how I missed that.
[19:56] <thevaliantx> urfr332gO, excuse me?  i asked for help, thanked everyone for taking the time to read the message.  if you don't want to help, fine, but there's no need for you to act superior.
[19:56] <Oer> Stava that could be a help, maybe you need to switch before disconnecting ... and plugout after turning off the monitor, could also help
[19:56] <urfr332gO> thevaliantx, I would try ##linux now would a elitist help you. :)
[19:56] <LjL> thevaliantx: this channel only supports Ubuntu though, we don't make exceptions
[19:56] <thevaliantx> LjL pinguy is based off ubuntu, yes?
[19:56] <Stava> Oer: Currently I just managed to unplug the monitor with no issues (happens 1 in 100 times), but i'll definitely try your method next time the problem arises. Thanks!
[19:57] <LjL> thevaliantx: i don't know, but anyway we don't support third-party derivatives.
[19:57] <urfr332gO> !mint | thevaliantx here is a example of a ubuntu derivative
[19:57] <ch33z> hmm this is odd when i do gksudo nautilus in the gui interface it doesnt say root but asks for a password and i am able to access the file system. Does that mean I amin Roo?
[19:57] <ch33z> root*
[19:57] <cheako> Hello, I'd like to file a wishlist bug against cryptsetup.  There should be a way in /etc/crypttab to force inclusion in the initrd.  Currently the code does an awful lot to detect what should be included, but this type of run-time detection does not lend it's self to migrations...  That is one can't copy the root fs onto another dm-crypt device because one would never be able to mount it.  What do ppl think?
[19:57] <ssta> these days all distros seem to be based off another...nobody creates a distro from scratch any more :)
[19:58] <xangua> !gksu | ch33z: gksu is ussed for graphical appa
[19:58] <urfr332gO> ssta, they are mostly all linux and hardly differ really.
[19:58] <thevaliantx> LjL, i'll answer it for you.  yes, PinguyOS is based off Ubuntu, the author of PinguyOS thought highly enough of Ubuntu to base his OS off of it.  and you thank him for that how?
[19:58] <cheako> ssta: What's Debian bassed off of?  I'm too lazy to read the scroll back.
[19:58] <ch33z> o
[19:58] <thevaliantx> urfr332gO, seriously, is this what you do all day in here?  juvenile you are.  wow.
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> ch33z: nautilus is running with extra access but the environment is your user
[19:59] <ssta> cheako: Debian isn't really.  But Debian has been around for 20 years
[19:59] <ch33z> ah, well it says this
[19:59] <sandwich> hi i am new to ubunto , i use win7 , smbdy kindly tell me hw to use ubunto through cloud
[20:00] <cheako> ssta: From what I can tell debian redhat and slackware standalone complexes, they are copys with no original.
[20:00] <ch33z> ActionParsnip : GTK warning unable to locate module path then it prompts me for password i enter it then it opens a "home" folder
[20:00] <ch33z> wouldnt it say root instead?
[20:00] <zhuang> could anyone tell me why upon logging in ubuntu 11.10 with scrotwm selected from the dropdown tab, I freeze at the login screen?
[20:00] <zykotick9> ch33z: arch as well
[20:00] <ch33z> arch?
[20:00] <ssta> cheako: yeah...there are others too.  It's really something for discussion in -offtopic though, before any of the zealots jump down my throat :)
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> ch33z: you are using gksudo, so it is your user password
[20:01] <sandwich> hw to use ubunto on win 7  pl
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> sandwich: how do you mean?
[20:01] <zykotick9> ch33z: sorry, TAB fail - was meant for cheako
[20:01] <LjL> sandwich: you don't use Ubuntu "through cloud".
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> sandwich: the OS is ubuntu too, not ubunto
[20:01] <ch33z> ah
[20:01] <sandwich> k  ubuntu
[20:02] <ch33z> but once i emable that its in the root correct?
[20:02] <sandwich> bt is it psble to use it on win7
[20:02] <LjL> sandwich: no
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> sandwich: you could use virtualbox
[20:02] <LjL> sandwich: you can use a virtual machine if you want, that lets you run any other OS inside Windows
[20:02] <sandwich> yea tht wat i mean
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> sandwich: thats nothing to do with clouds
[20:02] <LjL> sandwich: VirtualBox or VMWare would work.
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> sandwich: you can run it in virtualbox without issue
[20:03] <sandwich> k thnx a lot
[20:03] <sandwich> m vry new n dnt knw much
[20:03] <sandwich> anyway thank u all guys fr knd help
[20:03] <LjL> ugh
[20:03] <sandwich> wl use vb
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> sandwich: if you state your case in ordinary speech, rather than trying to sound technical, its easier
[20:03] <sandwich> bbye
[20:03] <sandwich> yeaaaa
[20:04] <thevaliantx> urfr332gO, are you aware that you referred me to ##linux?  i am unable to type anything in that channel and I'm unable to join #linux because it's invite-only.
[20:04] <ssta> sndwch: pls by vwls
[20:04] <sandwich> :)
[20:04] <sandwich> ok
[20:04] <wondering> I have been trying all day to get my Rhythmbox player icon to work on my docky.  It bounces twice then nothing. The player will not start from the docky.  It does however start from the start menu/soundandvideo/rhythmbox .... I have tried to remove from docky and re-drag and drop, log out, restart, nothing works or helps.   any help
[20:04] <sandwich> ssta
[20:04] <sandwich> ty
[20:05] <rokr1> hey guys
[20:05] <LjL> !register > thevaliantx you need to be registered to freenode to talk in ##linux
[20:05] <thevaliantx> wrong time of day i see :)
[20:06] <rokr1> I bought a new PC with Z68 G3 mobo
[20:06] <thevaliantx> not my day.  i need to sleep.
[20:06] <rokr1> its running UEFI
[20:06] <wondering> Bye the way, everything else works on the docky
[20:07] <rokr1> I got Ubuntu server installed in it
[20:07] <rokr1> and Ubuntu desktop ...
[20:07] <rokr1> I mean gnome on ubuntu server
[20:07] <wondering> Dr_willis can you help me with a docky and rhythmbox icon problem.. the icon bounces but doesnt activate the program
[20:07] <rokr1> I got issues in disk utility
[20:08] <urfr332gO> wondering, in unity docky is funky sometime s close ans restart help.
[20:08] <Dr_willis> wondering,  ive not used docky in ages. and i dont recall ever using rythmbox very much if ever.
[20:08] <urfr332gO> a*
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> rokr1: if you wanted a desktop OS, why install the server OS?
[20:09] <wondering> Dr_willis is there another .... more updated docking station I could be using?  all the other icons work but rhythmbox
[20:10] <rokr1> I am running just for browsing purpose
[20:10] <rokr1> and to run XEN or KVM with Virtual Manager
[20:10] <Guest79679> I'd like vim with +clientserver, I used to have it, now not. Indeed I still have vim 7.2 - is there an easy way to get 7.3 and it compiled with the clientserver option?
[20:10] <Dr_willis> !dock
[20:11] <rokr1> Tried installing Xubuntu desktop but it failed on installing unity
[20:11] <Dr_willis> Guest79679,  try a PPA perhaps.
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> rokr1: i'd just install the ubuntu desktop OS, you'll have fewer issues
[20:12] <Guest79679> yes, but which one? :) and thank you for your response Dr_willis.
[20:12] <Dr_willis> Guest79679,  theres ppa search sites. There may be several.
[20:12] <Dr_willis> and you may want to change your nick Guest79679
[20:13] <Guest79679> I'll go and hunt and thank you once again. And next time I'll attend to a more memorable nick :)
[20:13] <Guest79679> bye
[20:13] <Guest79679> quit
[20:14] <wondering> Dr_willis I read somewhere the new release of unbuntu will go back to rhythmbox.. Thx
[20:15] <joker2u> following these guidlines -> http://wiki.networksecuritytoolkit.org/nstwiki/index.php/Disk_Images#How_Do_I_Mount_A_Partition_From_A_Disk_Image.3F  my sfdisk  ->  http://pastebin.com/HdkUUcQy , calculate (1536000 * 1024)+(512*63)=1572896256  then do -> losetup -o 1572896256 /dev/loop0 /mnt/drive1/image.dd , then 'mount /dev/loop0/ /mnt/image1, I get ->  The device '/dev/loop0' doesn't seem to have a valid NTFS ??  anyone know what I missed?
[20:16] <rokr1> Now I just want to have an issue resolved ant thats my disk utility I get a warning on ubuntu that I need to get the Misaligned warning
[20:17] <rokr1> repartition is suggested but how to repartition
[20:17] <wondering> Dr_willis   This may give you some clues also,,  the rythmbox player DOES work from the start menu but I just put a desktop icon on the desktop and it does NOT work from there??
[20:17] <David_Miller> anyone use activemq?
[20:17] <rokr1> I mean I used gparted and everything
[20:17] <rokr1> i got them aligned like /dev/sda1,2,3
[20:18] <rokr1> still I get the same issue
[20:18] <Dr_willis> misaligned may be meaning they do not end on cylinder boundries. Not that they are 'out of order'
[20:19] <Dr_willis> or was it sectors? i havent had to mess with disk partions in a long time. and the new stuff/defaults/standard ways may be differnt then what i rember
[20:19] <bullitt> hello people,  i want to see how do i install theme on xubuntu ?
[20:19] <ajah> is this going to block the traffic of user from my ad hoc wireless network iptables -A INPUT -s IP-ADDRESS -j DROP
[20:20] <xangua> bullitt: create .themes directory in your home and Extract the themes there
[20:20] <rokr1> so how to resolve the misaligned by issue
[20:20] <bullitt> thx
[20:21] <rokr1> dr wills any suggestion
[20:21] <rokr1> ?
[20:21] <outbox> when I dig host the query time is always 0 even when I restart dnsmasq,  how can i make sure that dnsmasq is working fine?
[20:23] <Dr_willis> rokr1,  when making new partitons i just let gparted select the defaults. Im not sure its really an issue actually if they are not alined. it might be an issue ifyoiu are on a SSD drive.
[20:23] <technologov> hi ! What are the "Ubuntu for Android" system requirements ?
[20:24] <technologov> specifically: does it support VGA (D-Sub) monitors ?
[20:24] <xangua> technologov: you may want to ask again when it's released ;)
[20:24] <rokr1> No I am not using SSD
[20:25] <rokr1> I am on SATA III AHCI mode
[20:25] <bullitt> how do i show hidden files in home folder?
[20:25] <ssta> there's a slight performance hit for unaligned partitions, but I don't think there's any other worry
[20:25] <technologov> xangua, osnews said it is... am I wrong ?
[20:26] <outbox> when I dig host the query time is always 0 even when I restart dnsmasq,  how can i make sure that dnsmasq is working fine?
[20:26] <bullitt> figured it searched for the folder thx
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[20:27] <GaryDev> Howdy :) I am not a linux pro, mostly used Fedora before, and now on a new hosting service that has supplied the LTS version as a package. It seems to have "ufw"as the iptables software, and I am not sure if it is working correctly. Example to follow..
[20:27] <rokr1> I am on UEFI may be its related since it might use protective MBR
[20:28] <agoldson> Is there a pdf of the Ubuntu Desktop Guide available anywhere?
[20:28] <mongy> !iptables |  GaryDev
[20:29] <GaryDev> I enter in putty "iptables -A INPUT -s 123.49.35.141 -j DROP" and then I save the table to a file... when I read that file, it shows "-A INPUT -s 123.49.35.141/32 -j DROP" ...
[20:29] <rokr1> I am confused with the concept of UEFI on MBR with misaligned by
[20:29] <xangua> !manual | agoldson looks is outdated
[20:29] <urfr332gO> outbox, so posting on dual channels is frowned on and since your running 12.04 please use #ubuntu=! one as you have been.
[20:29] <Eruadan> hey! Does anyone have the link to node.js package for ubuntu lucid 10.04 ?
[20:30] <mongy> GaryDev, short answer is, its normal.
[20:30] <GaryDev> ubottu - I have no graphical interface, I just use putty and webmin...
[20:30] <Dr_willis> what 'node.js' package
[20:30] <agoldson> ty
[20:30] <Eruadan> node itself
[20:30] <GaryDev> ah.. bot.. <grin>
[20:30] <Dr_willis> webmin is known to be problematic.
[20:30] <mongy> GaryDev, sudo iptables -L will show you what you have enabled.
[20:30] <xangua> Eruadan: packages.ubuntu.com ¿
[20:31] <Eruadan> no, it is in a different place
[20:31] <Dr_willis> !find node.js
[20:31] <rokr1> is my HDD gone bad
[20:31] <rokr1> ??
[20:32] <war10ck_> !help
[20:32] <GaryDev> mongy, yes... it shows it as being a range, and I didn't specify a range. And often, it converts the IP I have entered, into a dns type entry.. and its confusing
[20:32] <war10ck_> !find ldap
[20:33] <ssta> GaryDev: use iptables -L -n (to prevent it doing reverse lookups)
[20:33] <GaryDev> Now, there are times when I DO specify a range, like blocking entire domains from China..
[20:33] <GaryDev> trying... -L -n to see what it shows.. moment
[20:35] <urfr332gO> war10ck_, you can get that info privately so you don't take up half the page for your own personal needs.
[20:35] <GaryDev> hmm.. interesting... the -L -n now shows the ip and not the range (for the ones that I didn't specify ranges on)... so I take it this is "normal" for UFW... and not to be worried?
[20:36] <ssta> GaryDev: ufw isn't supposed to be for people who run iptables themselves :)
[20:37] <GaryDev> should I be using different "options" rather than just doing an "iptables-save"
[20:37] <rokr1> dr_wills its an issue with Linux OS man
[20:37] <GaryDev> ah, ok ssta... should I un-install UFW then, and just put in the base iptables
[20:37] <rokr1> Newer HDD comes with 4k sectors
[20:37] <ssta> GaryDev: I dunno. Personally I write my firewalls in scripts, so I never have to save the tables, I make changes to the scripts and then run the script to apply them.  YMMV
[20:37] <rokr1> Linux is not fully ready for 4k Sector
[20:38] <Dr_willis> rokr1,  i belive thats changeable when you partion/format the disk and partitons
[20:38] <ssta> GaryDev: it's up to you.  Personally I dislike ufw.  Ultimately use the way that suits your own way of working
[20:38] <GaryDev> yeah.. scripts.. um... like I say, I'm not really a good linux type person
[20:39] <ssta> GaryDev: then learn the ufw way I guess.  "There is more than one way to do it[tm]"
[20:39] <ssta> the more time you invest in learning the different ways, the more gain you get imo
[20:40] <Dr_willis> an old guide (but no too old)  http://superuser.com/questions/148964/how-to-properly-install-wd-advanced-format-drive-in-ubuntu-as-2nd-hdd
[20:40] <kuldeepdhaka> [20:40] <trishxo> i am running ubuntu 11.10, i tried installing classic gnome, i had to reboot, but now ubuntu won't boot up to the login screen. is there a way i can restore ubuntu 11.10 as if i just installed it?
[20:40] <GaryDev> LOL.. I did read the ufw link.. and its kinda greek to me. I think I may uninstall it, and just put in the base iptables software..
[20:40] <urfr332gO> !help > | kuldeepdhaka
[20:40] <cool_beans> Hello
[20:40] <mongy> GaryDev, the wikis are a great source of info, try them .
[20:40] <urfr332gO> !help > kuldeepdhaka
[20:41] <ssta> GaryDev: other people here can help you with ufw as well...I'm just not one of them :)
[20:41] <urfr332gO> trishxo, what is the release  your running?
[20:41] <trishxo> ubuntu 11.10
[20:42] <trishxo> urfr332g0:^
[20:42] <cool_beans> I put supergrub2 on a USB-HDD, but now I find the USB-HDD doesn't get recognized as a "drive" when I plug it in, so I'm not able to reformat it - it does get recognized as a device though (I'm on Win7 by the way).
[20:42] <urfr332gO> trishxo, oops sorry you posted that try using the recovery to get to the login.
[20:42] <GaryDev> thanks ssta, mongy.. I just want 'simple' from the putty prompt. I will re-review the links.. thanks kindly for your advice, I appreciate it
[20:42] <Neptu> hej easy question should i add my admin user to the wheel group??
[20:43] <Eruadan> http://blog.onetechnical.com/2011/11/21/install-node-js-on-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx/ this is the repo i was talking about
[20:43] <urfr332gO> cool_beans, not recognized in Windows?
[20:43] <trishxo> urfr332g0: i tried that, it won't boot past the ubuntu 11.10 loading screen.
[20:44] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[20:45] <ActionParsnip> Neptu: there is no wheel group by default
[20:45] <urfr332gO> trishxo, not sure about trying to install gnome 2 if thats what you meab\n or the after effect. Most just install the gnome shell which includes gnome 3 and a fallback desktop sort of like gnome 2.
[20:45] <Neptu> ActionParsnip: so is no way to use su or sudo ??
[20:45] <urfr332gO> meant*
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> Neptu: the admin group gives access to sudo, any user can use su
[20:46] <haylo> any suggestions for file managers other than nautilus and thunar? i need a  150mib comp science database to open to a unique looking file browser. unique from the rest of the system that is
[20:46] <seth123> is anyone familiar with s-video support for beagleboard-xm devices ?
[20:46] <trishxo> urfr332g0: yeah i tried the fallback desktop but when rebooting it didn't boot up.
[20:46] <Dr_willis> haylo,  dozens of file managers out there.
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> haylo: pcmanfm
[20:46] <haylo> soemthing not k-stifff?
[20:47] <Dr_willis> haylo,  you mean open the directory where the database is at?
[20:47] <urfr332gO> trishxo, did you get the fallback with the gnome shell or just all by itself?
[20:47] <haylo> i have my own database
[20:47] <haylo> i need a new lightweight file manager unique for it
[20:47] <Ricardoo> ola... to precisando de uma ajuda para usar minha multifuncional epson tx135.. ela imprimi mas nao consigo scanear nada
[20:47] <Dr_willis> haylo,  clarify what  you mean to do by using a file manager to 'open a database'
[20:47] <haylo> i have naut and thunar so i need a 3rd with out many depends?
[20:48] <urfr332gO> trishxo, also use the tab complete for nics the : does not actually notify another nic unless you have it set to.
[20:48] <haylo> it is just a bunch of .pdf and .txt file 150mib
[20:48] <trishxo> urfr332g0: i got it from this link http://linux-software-news-tutorials.blogspot.com/2011/10/ubuntu-1110-oneiric-remove-unity-and.html
[20:48] <Dr_willis> haylo,  do its just a directory structure. any file manger can do it. mc, rox, doublecommander,  proberly a dozen more i cant recall
[20:49] <trishxo> urfr332g0: after step 2, ubuntu wouldn't boot to the login screen.
[20:49] <Dr_willis> http://maketecheasier.com/linux-file-managers-roundup/2010/04/29   theres many more.
[20:49] <kuldeepdhaka> HELP:::::::::::::::::i have a HP (manufed in 2008) computer with VIX 1 Mhz processor, 512 mb ram and 1 GB internal memory......i want to install ubuntu but it require 2.3 GB [version 10.10] space...is there any way to install ubuntu...i m fed up with windows embedded xp
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: xpud will run and is pretty small.
[20:49] <kafee786> hi
[20:50] <kafee786> al
[20:50] <kafee786> all
[20:50] <Ricardoo> Someone know how I use a scan of epson tx135?
[20:50] <kafee786> quit
[20:50] <Dr_willis> kuldeepdhaka,  is that an intel compatable processor?
[20:50] <kuldeepdhaka> i dont know
[20:50] <kuldeepdhaka> how can i check
[20:50] <urfr332gO> trishxo, I can't really help but those that can will be helped with the link you used. :)
[20:51] <Dr_willis> ive seen embeded windows ce type machines.. but never seen an embeded xp one..
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> Ricardoo: let me search
[20:51] <cool_beans> I put SuperGrubDisk2 on a USB disk - I had to unmount the partition (eg. /dev/sdb1) on the USB, and then use sudo dd to put the SGBD2 on the USB. I'd like to reformat it now, so that I can put on an Ubuntu image, but I'm finding that my computer (os = windows 7) doesn't recognize the USB-HDD as a "drive" anymore - doesn't show up with a letter. It is however, being recognized as a device. What can I doto make the computer see it as a dr
[20:51] <Dr_willis> kuldeepdhaka,  try booting a usb flash of ubuntu perhaps?
[20:51] <urfr332gO> cool_beans, what is the partition type of the usb?
[20:51] <rokr1> drwills man Advance 4k sector is the issue
[20:52] <Seryth> Martinp23: Thanks for the advanced warning ;)
[20:52] <rokr1> seagates says that there is smartalign technology built in but its no use
[20:52] <kuldeepdhaka> Dr_Willis, i tried ubuntu and puppy linux but i m unable to install ubuntu becase it require 2.3 GB internal available is 1GB
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> Ricardoo: looks like you need the iscan debs, you will need iscan and iscan-data
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> Ricardoo: http://avasys.jp/eng/linux_driver/ 
[20:52] <trishxo> anybody know if theres a way to restore ubuntu 11.10? to make it as if i just installed it?
[20:52] <Dr_willis> kuldeepdhaka,  for that low end a box. Puppy or tiny core may be the way to go.
[20:52] <rokr1> does seatools run in linux
[20:52] <cool_beans1> Oops, I got disconnected! I don't know if anyone answered my question :/
[20:52] <Martinp23> Seryth: np :)
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> Ricardoo: found it at http://community.linuxmint.com/hardware/view/9394
[20:53] <cool_beans1> Should I copy and paste it again?
[20:53] <urfr332gO> trishxo, that is not possible just stick with the I did this.
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> rokr1: I believe its based on Linux, its part of the ultimate boot cd
[20:53] <kuldeepdhaka> but i need a serious os on which i can work easily
[20:53] <rokr1> Yeah... good idea actionparsnip
[20:53] <rokr1> will try it
[20:54] <M0170n1337> ok
[20:54] <urfr332gO> trishxo, and now you can't get to the login, there are no recovery options like windows has to a earlier setup in ubuntu.]
[20:54] <Seryth> trishxo: Well, you could re-install...backup all your important stuff first though. Check out adrive.com.
[20:54] <trishxo> Seryth: do not have usb stick or cd ahaha.
[20:55] <urfr332gO> cool_beans, are you noticing that I have responded to you twice?
[20:55] <Seryth> trishxo: I see, heh. Weeeelll......you could....um.....manually remove all the stuff you don't want, check in /usr/bin/ and stuff for extra stuff that doesn't get purged by sudo apt-get purge program, or by synaptic.
[20:55] <Ricardoo> ActionParsnip, Thanks
[20:55] <trishxo> Seryth: can't even get to the login screen mang
[20:56] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: I haven't! :/ I'm randomly disconnecting
[20:56] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: I'd very much appreciate a copy and paste
[20:56] <urfr332gO> trishxo, is this a install from windows a wubi?
[20:56] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, what is the partition type of the usb?
[20:56] <scorpion> i need a spanish channel, how i can do??
[20:56] <LjL> !es | scorpion
[20:57] <kuldeepdhaka> dr_willis, ???
[20:57] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: I'm not sure.
[20:57] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, windows will only read a ntfs or fat.
[20:57] <scorpion> ok thanks
[20:57] <abc__> Hi
[20:57] <kuldeepdhaka> dr_willis, i need a serous os to work on...
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> urfr332gO: it'll read ext3 and ext2 with extra software
[20:57] <Seryth> trishxo: Can you boot into recovery console at startup? Hold SHIFT during boot, and you'll load grub. Then, enter recovery console; if you have an external HDD or a second HDD, you could use cp to copy stuff you want to keep. But after this you'll just have a backup, not a freshly thingy install.
[20:57] <cool_beans1> Well, so what can I do to make it just reformat the disk to NTFS or FAT?
[20:58] <cool_beans1> I'm not trying to read from it, I'd just like to be able to see it as a drive which I can reformat.
[20:58] <kuldeepdhaka> actionparsnip, i need a serious os to work on,,,
[20:58] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, can you right click it I saw it is a device and format it, or does it show in the Disk manager in W7?
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> cool_beans1: you can use windows disk manager
[20:58] <trishxo> Seryth: yeah i can. thanks.
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: define "serious OS"
[20:59] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO, ActionParsnip: Let me try out those things, and see where I get.
[20:59] <kuldeepdhaka> on which i can do progamming and other stuffs
[20:59] <kuldeepdhaka> ActionParsnip, on which i can do progamming and other stuffs
[20:59] <Seryth> trishxo: Great. Why did this problem happen in the first place?
[20:59] <Seryth> kuldeepdhaka: A linux os is what you make it.
[20:59] <urfr332gO> ActionParsnip, gentoo is my vote. :)
[21:00] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: could install ubuntu minimal, then install openbox and you will have a super slim OS
[21:00] <Seryth> ActionParsnip: Wow, that would be a super duper slim OS O.o
[21:00] <kuldeepdhaka> actionparsnip,please tell me about it more
[21:00] <kuldeepdhaka> actionparsnip,please tell me more about it
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: minimal installs a kernel, bootloader and standard drivers. You can then install openbox to get a GUI which is very light in RAM and storage
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: have some patience, shild
[21:01] <Oer> !minimal
[21:01] <zykotick9> ActionParsnip: i think even mini will be to large if Xorg is installed.  Even my KVM server (without X) is over 1GB
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> zykotick9: hmm
[21:01] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO, ActionParsnip: It does not show up as a drive under the "Disk Management" tool in Windows. Also, under control panel > devices, right clicking doesn't give me an option to reformat. There was a "properties" option which looked promising, but I couldn't find anything within that which would help me reformat.
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> cool_beans1: you could unpartition it in gparted and it may show in Windows
[21:02] <abc__> I would be grateful for any help! Have Lenovo x61s, and need configure hylafax. but I can't install/configure hsfmodem. I do http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1903439 and get Warning: no device detected by hsf driver - HDA modems may require reboot. Reboot not help. What do?
[21:02] <Infernal> how can i make so i dont have yo use this command everytime? LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib32/nvidia-current wine "fooooooofofofoo"
[21:02] <rokr1> guys is it possible to change the sector units from 512 bytes to 4096  bytes in linux without affecting the installation ?
[21:02] <cool_beans1> ActionParsnip: I don't have access to an Ubuntu system :/
[21:02] <cool_beans1> ahh
[21:02] <cool_beans1> never mind
[21:02] <cool_beans1> It's available for windows!
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> cool_beans1: you have the ubuntu live cd, or you can make one at the very least.....
[21:03] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, you might download partition manager or the easu partitioner and see if they see it.
[21:03] <Oer> rokr1, no, you need to format again.
[21:03] <rokr1> I mean block size
[21:03] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, or follow ActionParsnip advice as well.
[21:03] <kuldeepdhaka> ActionParsnip: i m new to linux and want start with linux,,,so give me any tutorial that i can do it my self
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: tutorial for what?
[21:04] <cool_beans1> kuldeepdhaka: I think I have something for you, hold up.
[21:04] <kuldeepdhaka> ok
[21:04] <cool_beans1> kuldeepdhaka: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/minimal
[21:04] <kuldeepdhaka> cool_beans: thanks
[21:04] <cool_beans1> kuldeepdhaka: No problem.
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: could try puppy as well
[21:06] <evildaemon> Hey guys. Apparently scsh depends on scsh. That doesn't seem right.
[21:06] <kuldeepdhaka> actionparsnip: tried but i need some feature bcos it a computer that have mid level strength
[21:06] <kuldeepdhaka> like graphics and better gui
[21:07] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: easus is great! :)
[21:07] <kuldeepdhaka> [21:07] <cool_beans1> kuldeepdhaka: No problem.
[21:07] <evildaemon> So I can't install it.
[21:07] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, I have used it in windows in the past seems to work in some areas, I'm not really awindows user though in general.
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: there is one based on ubuntu, you can install packages as you do i ubuntu...
[21:08] <TimothyA> I have a question; when telling sysctrl to reboot on a kernel panic after 10 seconds... why does it just get stuck at "rebooting in 10 seconds..." after having kernel panicked?
[21:08] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: Well, it seems to be able to see it, and I can partition the USB now
[21:08] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, cool. :)
[21:08] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: So it's great for a quick install - use - uninstall tool
[21:08] <kuldeepdhaka> cool_beans1: i liked the user interface of me mevric merrcat[10.10] can i intall that one,,,,
[21:08] <haux> How do you change the workgroup in xubuntu?
[21:09] <cool_beans1> kuldeepdhaka: Gnome 2 I guess?
[21:09] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, I use gparted in ubuntu or by itseflf on a multu boot thumg mostly.
[21:09] <kuldeepdhaka> actionparsnip: please give me the name
[21:09] <urfr332gO> itself*
[21:09] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: My trouble is that I've ruined my MBR
[21:09] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: and I only have one USB HDD to put boot images on, and no CDs
[21:09] <cool_beans1> :p
[21:09] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, easy fix most of the teime, can you share what that means.
[21:09] <dokurnon> Does anyone know if there is a way to get the latest boinc client on ubuntu? Is there a ppa?
[21:10] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: So what happened was that I was trying to remove an earlier installed Ubuntu partition - I went into windows disk manager, and deleted the ubuntu partition
[21:10] <TimothyA> I have a question; when telling sysctl to reboot on a kernel panic after 10 seconds... why does it just get stuck at "rebooting in 10 seconds..." after having kernel panicked? is there any way to force a reboot?
[21:10] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, and could not boot windows?
[21:10] <TimothyA> without physically pressing the reboot button, since the server is kinda 5400 miles away
[21:10] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: Now, my computer can't boot up at start up, so I have to use Super Grub Disk 2
[21:10] <cool_beans1> cool_beans1: Exactly, because it booted off the partition I deleted
[21:11] <archels> so there's this process or something which keeps spewing ^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@ on my consoles
[21:11] <archels> any ideas what this is?
[21:11] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, you can put the recovery iso from windows 7 on a thumb and fix the mbr.
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: http://puppylinux.org/main/Download%20Latest%20Release.htm   just use the web, you'll find all kinds of things
[21:11] <Benxyzzy> In a bash script, I'm outputting find to an array variable. The filenames contain spaces, and I need to set IFS (internal field separator) to \n\b for it to work. Why doesn't it work with the IFS just set to \n ? Is find outputting backspaces?
[21:12] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: That's basically what I'm trying to do right now, but once I loaded onto Windows 7, I found I couldn't see the thumbdrive, however, I've reformatted the USB now, and will be putting on the windows image
[21:12] <kuldeepdhaka> actionparsnip: i have used it,,,,but i want to install ubuntu preferably
[21:12] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, Windows 7 alows you to generate a recovery disc or Iso I believe
[21:12] <zykotick9> Benxyzzy: "if" you don't get an answer here, try #bash
[21:12] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: ahh
[21:13] <kuldeepdhaka> cool_beans1: can i install 10.10 gui on latest minimial release
[21:13] <Benxyzzy> zykotick: Didn't know that channel existed, thanks
[21:13] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, you have the W7 install iso or disc?
[21:13] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: The .iso
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> archels: i'd press the keys on your keyboard, make sure none are pressed
[21:13] <urfr332gO> kuldeepdhaka, 10.10 is only months ffrom end of life.
[21:14] <cool_beans1> kuldeepdhaka: I'm sure you can, just find out what it used - Gnome 2? and just use that as instead of openbox or whatever the tutorial suggests
[21:14] <archels> ActionParsnip: none are, plugged and replugged keyboard, rebooted, single-user mode, always the same
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> archels: press every key, be sure it pops back up
[21:14] <kuldeepdhaka> urfr332gO: i want to use the user interface of 10.10 because of its simplicity in latest release
[21:14] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, you can use the MS thumb loader to load the usb and fix the mbr, it has to be a legit ISO though.
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: lucid puppy can install ANY application you can install in ubutu..
[21:15] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: MS thumb loader?
[21:15] <urfr332gO> kuldeepdhaka, cool but in april I believe you will get no support here and no security updates, justa heads up.
[21:16] <cool_beans1> kuldeepdhaka: The interface for 10.10 is just gnome 2 without Unity
[21:16] <cool_beans1> am I right?
[21:16] <kuldeepdhaka> urfr332gO: can i merge the latest source code with the user interface of 10.10
[21:16] <cool_beans1> yes
[21:16] <cool_beans1> you just uninstall unity
[21:16] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/html/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool
[21:16] <cool_beans1> and voila - pretty sure...
[21:17] <kuldeepdhaka> urfr332gO: i have a HP (manufed in 2008) computer with VIX 1 Mhz processor, 512 mb ram and 1 GB internal memory......i want to install ubuntu but it require 2.3 GB [version 10.10] space...is there any way to install ubuntu...i m fed up with windows embedded xp
[21:17] <rokr1> guys seems like because of that 4k block size issue I need to reformat HDD
[21:17] <urfr332gO> kuldeepdhaka, I would belioeve that but from your earlier post I hardly think so. :)
[21:17] <urfr332gO> posts
[21:18] <urfr332gO> my personal opinion though it does not matter really. kuldeepdhaka
[21:18] <kuldeepdhaka> urfr332gO: i want to do programming on it and need simple ui,,,,
[21:18] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: ahh, yes! I have that installed :) I'm still finding that windows can't detect my USB HDD though...even after I used EASEUS to repartition the USB...
[21:18] <kuldeepdhaka> like 10.10
[21:19] <cool_beans1> kuldeepdhaka: 10.10 just has gnome 2
[21:19] <cool_beans1> so in the tutorial
[21:19] <kuldeepdhaka> ook
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: install xubuntu and it will look and feel like Gnome2
[21:19] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, I wonder if the usb is toast now, hard to say.
[21:20] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: Oh god no!
[21:20] <ssta> is there a "recommended" way to set /bin/sh to bash (rather than just remaking the symlink)
[21:20] <cool_beans1> kuldeep: sudo apt-get install xorg xterm gdm <put gnome package here> menu firefox gksu synaptic --no-install-recommends
[21:20] <kuldeepdhaka> ActionParsnip: internal memory is only 1GB, i dont think so it will fit on it ----i dont know the intsallation size
[21:20] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, you can if you get a ubuntu cd just instal lilo it will boot windows like it should no menu but straight in.
[21:21] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: xubuntu is a smaller install than the gnome install
[21:21] <ActionParsnip> kuldeepdhaka: if you just install openbox it will be even lighter
[21:22] <kuldeepdhaka> can u give me any link to tutorial where i can install ubuntu accroding to my needs
[21:22] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, lilo to the mbr not windows just so you know.
[21:22] <ssta>  hmm, /bin/sh isn't in the alternatives framework?
[21:22] <Seveas> ssta, no, /bin/sh is the bourne shell
[21:22] <cool_beans1> kuldeepdhaka: I don't think there's any tutorial which will specifically address only your needs, you're going to have to read, mix and match
[21:23] <kuldeepdhaka> ook
[21:23] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: you'll facepalm: I was just not hitting the "apply actions" button in easeus :p
[21:23] <ssta> Seveas: I know what it is.  I'm looking to set it to bash rather than dash.  If there isn't a "right" way to do that I'll just repoint the symlink by hand.  I would have thought there'd be a more robust mechanism though
[21:23] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, easy mistake, much better then a toasted thumb. :)
[21:24] <haux> How do you change the workgroup in xubuntu?
[21:24] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: hahaha, so true!
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> haux: edit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[21:25] <haux> ActionParsnip, Do I have to have samba installed for this?
[21:25] <haux> When I type "samba", it says it's not installed.
[21:25] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, do you know the commands to reload the mbr from the repair on the W7 disc the autorepiar will probably not work?
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> haux: its in the default install (no samba)
[21:26] <JonDenomme> hello, could somebody help me?
[21:26] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, here they are for you if needed. http://paste.ubuntu.com/813664/
[21:26] <haux> ActionParsnip, ok, the the reason I asked is because I was trying to restart the service without having to restart Ubuntu, but all of the commands I was able to find had to do with samba, which I don't have
[21:27] <JonDenomme> is anybody good with trouble shooting installation?
[21:27] <ActionParsnip> JonDenomme: with some details, maybe
[21:27] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, you may just need the BootRec.exe /fixmbr only but it helps to have the whole set
[21:28] <eponymousgr> hi
[21:28] <war10ck_> !ru
[21:29] <JonDenomme> well, I'm currently trying to install Ubuntu server off of a USB, and on the boot menu, the only option working is the help option, which tells me to go here
[21:29] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: Did not know that. Will have to read through! Thanks :)
[21:29] <urfr332gO> war10ck_, please read the freenode commands for getting private messages. :)
[21:29] <urfr332gO> cool_beans1, no problem it is a common mistake for people to remove grub before reloading the MS boot.
[21:30] <jeagle> Anyone familiar with this ghost script error: "Can't find CID font "Univers"."
[21:31] <scorpion> i need to install limewire, but i have this problem: Error: La dependencia no se puede satisfacer: sun-java6-jre|icedtea-java7-jre|sun-java6-jdk|icedtea-java7-jdk
[21:31] <JonDenomme> ok, i'm trying to install ubuntu server off of USB, and it gave me an error "This kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU. Unable to boot - -please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU"
[21:32] <scorpion> what I can do??
[21:32] <cool_beans1> urfr332gO: Alright, I think I'm all set - appreciate your help. I'm going to give this a go, and hopefully it all works out okay. See you on the other side!
[21:33] <JonDenomme> i'm trying to install ubuntu server off of USB, and it gave me an error "This kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU. Unable to boot - -please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU"
[21:33] <JonDenomme> andbody know what this means?
[21:34] <archels> ActionParsnip: it only seems to show up in some occasions, like in nano and password entry, but not at the bash console prompt
[21:34] <ssta> JonDenomme: means you have a 64bit installer and your CPU isn't 64bit
[21:34] <JonDenomme> ssta, thanks, i'll try the 32-bit then
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> scorpion: I have a script to install java but it will not install a package, so the install will still ask for java
[21:37] <scorpion> i have java installed, but when i do the install this is the message: Error: La dependencia no se puede satisfacer: sun-java6-jre|icedtea-java7-jre|sun-java6-jdk|icedtea-java7-jdk
[21:37] <subthalamus> scorpion: you installed sun-java6-jre package?
[21:37] <MonkeyDust> scorpion  sun-java is no longer adviced
[21:38] <Zordrak> What is the minimum you need to do to a default minimal ubuntu install to get "mail -s" to functionally send mail?
[21:38] <MonkeyDust> scorpion  try open jdk
[21:38] <Zordrak> (I'm writing a script for someone else with Ubuntu, which is a distro I'm not familiar with)
[21:39] <subthalamus> scorpion: sudo update-alternatives --config java
[21:39] <chown_> guys, i made a script which mounts my networks partitions at my ubuntu. the problem is i wanted to run it every login, but mount is just for sudo, and i have to type sudo password every command at the script. is there a better solution? pastebin.com/JsnSUrER
[21:39] <subthalamus> scorpion: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[21:39] <scorpion> I have this installed: OPEN JDK java 6 run time
[21:40] <zhuang> does anyone here use wmfs?
[21:41] <zhuang> for any windows manager different from the default, after installation, it has to be configured before it'll work, yes?
[21:42] <subthalamus> zhuang: some packages will configure it for u but probably not wmfs
[21:42] <horlepiep> Hi guys. How can I find out what my current terminal position is on the command line?
[21:42] <ssta> horlepiep: terminal position?
[21:42] <biopyte> hi, today i upgraded from 11.04 to 11.10. using ubuntu for several years now, i think this is the worst release ever. anyway, just one question: video qualtity decreased significantly using vlc or movie player and intel onboard graphics. any idea to make an improvement?
[21:42] <horlepiep> Yes, The position on the screen.
[21:42] <zhuang> subthalamus, do you happen to know if scrotwm configures it for you?
[21:43] <archels> So I'm getting this ^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@ across my terminal for no apparent reason, any ideas?
[21:43] <user__> 1
[21:43] <subthalamus> zhuang: I don't, but I hardly think u should pick your window manager according to whether it does this automatically for u or not...!
[21:44] <Neptu> hej how i get the sources of the kernel im running into ubuntu??
[21:44] <urfr332gO> archels, stuck keys?
[21:44] <subthalamus> zhuang: what exactly are you trying to accomplish? just a lightweight window manager?
[21:44] <horlepiep> ssta: I want to have my terminal open at a specific plocation on the screen.
[21:44] <archels> urfr332gO: nope, it persists if I unplug the keyboard
[21:44] <zykotick9> zhuang: i doubt scrotwm is autoconfigured (it technically should be though).  One option might be to stop your DM and use "startx" after configuring the proper exec line in .xinitrc
[21:44] <zhuang> Yes, ideally tiling.
[21:44] <ssta> horlepiep: you'd have to do funky stuff with ANSI escape sequences for that
[21:44] <subthalamus> zhuang: pick one and make it happen
[21:45] <zhuang> lol i'm trying. It's my first time using linux though. :S
[21:45] <urfr332gO> archels, maybe you been pwnd, just joking here.
[21:45] <zhuang> i'm trying to configure WMFS but I've no idea.
[21:45] <subthalamus> zhuang: which ubuntu version u running?
[21:45] <archels> urfr332gO: fresh install
[21:45] <zhuang> 11.10
[21:45] <zhuang> i'm using a gnome classic shell
[21:45] <horlepiep> ssta: isn't there any command that will show its location?
[21:45] <subthalamus> zhuang: so you just need to config lightdm
[21:46] <ssta> horlepiep: oh, you want the WINDOW at a specific position...you can do that by passing -geometry options to it I think
[21:46] <archels> amd64 11.10 by the way
[21:46] <Gnea> Okay, when I install evince-gtk, why does dpkg insist on removing ubuntu-desktop? This is retarded...
[21:46] <MonkeyDust> horlepiep  http://forums.opensuse.org/programming-scripting/434256-get-cursor-position-bash-script.html
[21:46] <zhuang> why would I want to do that?
[21:46] <urfr332gO> archels, never heard of this I doubt any others have very strange
[21:47] <horlepiep> Well yeah, I know that. But how do I find out the current position of my xterm window?
[21:47] <ssta> horlepiep: xwininfo
[21:47] <horlepiep> ssta: thank :)
[21:47] <MonkeyDust> ah, the window itself
[21:47] <zykotick9> Gnea: breaking some of the underlying meta-packages is a huge pain.  good luck (it is possible somehow by marking all packages as manually installed)
[21:48] <ssta> I think so MonkeyDust...although I'm still not sure :)
[21:48] <ksus_> #ksus
[21:48] <Uncle|Sam> Hallo! I have a question: I am using Ubuntu Server 10.04.4 with apache and mod_dav. Everytime i want to send a file bigger than about 2mb i get "Could not get next bucket brigade" ... is there anyone who knows this problem?
[21:49] <ksus_> !list
[21:50] <Uncle|Sam> its not a warez space ...
[21:50] <subthalamus> zhuang: lightdm loads the window manager (used to be gdm)
[21:50] <urfr332gO> Uncle|Sam, with a google of Could not get next bucket brigade "I see from apache bugs to firewall problems.
[21:51] <zhuang> ah, so to use WMFS, i'd have to configure lightdm first?
[21:51] <subthalamus> zhuang: well, u said u already installed wmfs right?
[21:51] <Uncle|Sam> i googled this problem but dont get an answer. I am currently not using a firewall for testing so i have no idea :(
[21:52] <subthalamus> zhuang: next u just have to tell lightdm to load it
[21:52] <zhuang> yes, i haven't configured it, but i have installed it.
[21:52] <zhuang> i see.
[21:52] <zhuang> how would I go about doing that? :S
[21:52] <zhuang> i can't find it upon searching for it
[21:52] <zhuang> in the "search files" box
[21:53] <subthalamus> zhuang: http://askubuntu.com/questions/62833/how-do-i-change-the-default-session-for-when-using-auto-logins
[21:54] <zhuang> i'm not using auto-login however, subthalamus.
[21:54] <zykotick9> !info slim | zhuang this might be something to try - i wouldn't be surprised if automatically adds scrottwm
[21:55] <Jazo> how can i rehash(restart) html file from shell?
[21:55] <zhuang> zykotick9, are you suggesting that I use something called Ubuntu Oneiric?
[21:55] <zykotick9> zhuang: slim
[21:55] <zhuang> Oneiric Ocelot*
[21:55] <zhuang> Slim Oneiric?
[21:56] <zhuang> oh nvm
[21:56] <zhuang> just slim
[21:57] <Neptu> "You do not appear to have the sources for the 3.0.0-14-virtual kernel installed" how i install that virtual kernel sources??
[21:58] <MonkeyDust> Jazo  try gnome-open
[21:58] <Jazo> thanks
[21:58] <subthalamus> zhuang: oneiric is just the codename for 11.10
[21:58] <subthalamus> zhuang: slim is an alternative to lightdm
[21:58] <subthalamus> zhuang: there are a couple other alternatives if u want to get adventurous
[21:59] <crizzy> there's some irony that login manager that integrates a full html rendering engine calls itself 'light' :)
[21:59] <zhuang> I've installed slim, but i'm not really sure why.
[21:59] <zhuang> I'm looking to get a tiling manager sure as wmfs or scrotwm.
[21:59] <r0b-> does anyone have issues with vgrabbj not grabbing images unless run as root?
[22:00] <MonkeyDust> zhuang  curiousity is always a valid reason why
[22:00] <zykotick9> zhuang: if you start slim then use f2 at your gui login screen to select your WM
[22:00] <zhuang> But I could have done this before using lightdm. I was able to change from Unity to Gnome Classic.
[22:01] <zhuang> Through the drop down tab.
[22:01] <zhuang> Essentially, this is another way of doing this?
[22:01] <zykotick9> zhuang: but lightdm didn't have scrotwm did it?
[22:02] <zhuang> Lightdm allowed me to select scrotwm.
[22:02] <zhuang> But I had trouble logging in.
[22:02] <zhuang> I couldn't even. It'd just freeze up.
[22:02] <zykotick9> zhuang: oh sorry - i though it wasn't listed!
[22:02] <Neptu> "You do not appear to have the sources for the 3.0.0-14-virtual kernel installed" how i install that virtual kernel sources??
[22:02] <zhuang> Ah.
[22:02] <zykotick9> zhuang: uninstall slim
[22:02] <subthalamus> zhuang: dude, you guys are getting him all confused
[22:03] <subthalamus> slim, qingy, lightdm, gdm, doesnt matter
[22:03] <michal_> Test.
[22:03] <zykotick9> zhuang: sorry man - my bad
[22:03] <subthalamus> he needs to pick a combination and stick with it
[22:03] <zhuang> i'd selected slim as my the default uhhhh. well it replaces lightdm i believe.
[22:03] <zhuang> before I uninstall it
[22:03] <subthalamus> otherwise, he'll end up with all kinds of stuff on that computer
[22:03] <zhuang> should I
[22:03] <zhuang> set lightdm as the default?
[22:03] <FloodBot1> zhuang: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:04] <Mike9863> Cron isn't working for me for some reason. Can anyone help me figure out what the issue is?
[22:04] <Patrunjel> Hi. Is it possible that the mbr of a 1 month old pendrive to go bad (after putting 10 linux isos, at most? )
[22:04] <Amoz> Mike9863, what's not working?
[22:04] <zhuang> zykotick9, how would I go about uninstalling slim and changing lightdm back the "default?"
[22:04] <Mike9863> Amoz: The commands I put are not running when they are supposed to
[22:04] <subthalamus> Patrunjel: definitely, those flash chips are crap
[22:04] <Amoz> Mike9863, you use crontab -e do set it?
[22:04] <subthalamus> Patrunjel: the number of times I've had issues like that ugh...
[22:04] <Mike9863> Amoz: Yes
[22:04] <Jazo> how can i install cgi:irc to my web site?
[22:05] <Amoz> Mike9863, mind pasting the line you have in there?
[22:05] <zykotick9> zhuang: "sudo apt-get uninstall slim", did you change the default DM?
[22:05] <zhuang> Yes to slim, I believe.
[22:05] <zykotick9> zhuang: how?
[22:05] <zhuang> Well first, I did sudo-apt getinstall slim. Then gksudo leafpad /etc/slim.conf
[22:06] <zhuang> then leafpad~/.xinitrc and lastly exec.startlxde in the text editor it took me to
[22:06] <zhuang> now when I try sudo apt-get uninstall slim, I;m told INVALID OPERATION UNINSTALL.
[22:06] <Mike9863> Amoz: 25 * * * * php /var/www/asdf.php
[22:06] <zykotick9> zhuang: just uninstall slim, and the conf won't matter.  the .xinitrc will only apply if you are using startx
[22:07] <Mike9863> The asdf.php file writes the time(); command to a text file which I use to check if it ran, and from what I can tell it does not run.
[22:07] <Patrunjel> subthalamus, just perfect... Also, I tried various formats (when reformatiing the pendrive), and there always appear 19ish mb occupied. I thought those are the screwed up mbr. Am I right, or it's just inode stuff or something?
[22:07] <zhuang> Upon doing sudo-apt-get uninstall slim, typing that in, I'm told E: Invalid operation uninstall
[22:07] <zhuang> it won't let me. :(
[22:07] <guntbert> zhuang: "remove"  not "uninstall"
[22:07] <Neptu> hej how can i install the kernel sources for my 3.0.0-14-virtual kernel???
[22:07] <zykotick9> guntbert: thanks!  brainfart
[22:08] <zhuang> ah
[22:08] <zhuang> thank you
[22:08] <guntbert> zykotick9: :)
[22:08] <zhuang> Does this reverse everything I've done mroe or less? Is lightdm the default of whatever function it serves now?
[22:08] <subthalamus> Patrunjel: well, all I can recommend is getting a better quality drive. There are more expensive flash chip USB thumb drives that don't have these problems (check reviews) or just go all out with a rotating media
[22:09] <zykotick9> zhuang: can you restart to test?
[22:09] <zhuang> okay.
[22:09] <Amoz> Mike9863, test something simpler like an echo command >> /home/user/test.txt
[22:10] <zhuang> It seems fine zykotick9
[22:10] <Amoz> Mike9863, the script probably has no write permissions in /var/www so you might wanna check that
[22:10] <zhuang> I'll brb.
[22:10] <Neptu> hej how can i install the kernel sources for my 3.0.0-14-virtual kernel???
[22:10] <itaylor57> !repeat > Neptu
[22:11] <bitboy> can i have more than 4 screens for my desktop
[22:11] <Mike9863> Amoz: Okay I'm trying that now. I'm also using root, so I don't think there should be permission issues.
[22:12] <mongy> bitboy: do you mean workspaces?
[22:12] <Mike9863> Amoz: I tried 12 * * * * echo uptime >> /home/test.txt and nothing is in that directory
[22:12] <guntbert> Neptu: tell us, what you are trying to do
[22:13] <adarshaj> !info
[22:13] <bitboy> yes i mean workspaces
[22:13] <chown_> is there something like expose in ubuntu? like i press some keyboard binding and it would me show all my firefox windows or all my terminal windows?
[22:13] <bitboy> more than four workspaces mongy_
[22:13] <mongy> !ccsm | bitboy
[22:13] <mongy> bitboy: compizconfig the one you need.
[22:13] <Neptu> guntbert: took 30 min now ive got it, thanks anyway
[22:14] <Amoz> Mike9863,  ps auwx | grep cron
[22:14] <guntbert> Neptu: fine :)
[22:14] <adarshaj> !patience
[22:14] <guntbert> !askthebot > adarshaj
[22:14] <Mike9863> Amoz: http://pastebin.com/W2QcngAF
[22:15] <Amoz> Mike9863, that looks good to me
[22:16] <Amoz> Mike9863, I'm not sure about the crontab as root thing, could you please test as a normal user, echo:ing something to your homedir?
[22:18] <quup> hi, I have upgraded my ubuntu, just wondering, is /usr/local usually empty on a fresh install?
[22:18] <quup> (empty can also mean just dummy folders)
[22:18] <jn__> trying to install a game with wine but get this error: the xml configuarion seems to be corrupt
[22:18] <guntbert> quup: yes, that is for local installations...
[22:18] <quup> guntbert: good good, thanks
[22:19] <guntbert> jn__:  ask in #winehq please
[22:19] <jn__> ok
[22:22] <StevenX> Hello. I am on a public wi-fi network, connected to my home computer's NX server. Since NX uses SSH, if I am browsing from the home computer, no one on the public wi-fi should be able to see what I am doing, correct?
[22:22] <Amoz> StevenR, correct
[22:22] <StevenX> thanks Amoz!
[22:22] <StevenX> great news. ;-)
[22:23] <StevenX> Now i can log into my gmail etc securely.
[22:23] <Amoz> StevenR, gmail started using HTTPS long time ago
[22:23] <Amoz> so gmail should be secure anyways.. quite
[22:24] <asstreks> Greetings, I was here a second ago under the name zhuang.
[22:24] <StevenX> Amoz, I overlooked that detail. Either way, better safe than sorry.
[22:24] <Ho^Oh> StevenX: Gee, as if anyone can really snoop you, lol.
[22:24] <StevenX> but thank you for putting my mind at ease.
[22:24] <Ho^Oh> I heard people on your network line can even just descrypt your SSH anyway if they see the handshakes...
[22:24] <asstreks> Upon installing slim and settlign it as my default display manager and then removing slims via sudo-apt-get remove slim, I'm now unable to reach my login screen, that would be nornmally shown with lightdm.
[22:25] <StevenX> Ho^Oh, I don't know why they would want to, but why not just surf from my home PC anyway, through the NX server.
[22:25] <asstreks> How can I get back to my login screen? I get stuck at the ubuntu stratup screen with the few dots, but nothing changes.
[22:25] <zykotick9> asstreks: try "sudo service lightdm start"
[22:25] <asstreks> where would I input that?
[22:25] <Amoz> StevenR, via SSH you should be even safer ;)
[22:25] <Amoz> asstreks, in a shell
[22:25] <asstreks> how do I get to this shell?
[22:25] <asstreks> or a shell at all
[22:25] <Amoz> asstreks, you can get to a non graphical terminal ctrl+alt+f2 for example
[22:25] <Amoz> but hold on
[22:25] <zykotick9> asstreks: where are you right now?
[22:25] <asstreks> Windows 7
[22:26] <dokurnon>  I upgraded to kernel 3.2 with the ppa, but it broke my wifi.  I have bcm 4312 which is supported by b43 and wl.  anyone know a solution?
[22:26] <Ho^Oh> StevenX: My point is that security is not an all or nothing thing.
[22:26] <Amoz> if you do it, you should press ctrl+alt+f7 so get back to the graphical tty
[22:26] <Ho^Oh> When theres a will, theres a way. :P
[22:26] <asstreks> Ah I see. So ctrl+alt+f2, then ctrl+alt+f7, then sudo service lightdm start?
[22:26] <zykotick9> asstreks: ya
[22:26] <Amoz> asstreks, actually, f1-f6 should all do for a non GUI tty
[22:27] <Amoz> and then f7 for the graphical tty
[22:27] <xangua> dokurnon: use the kernel in the official repositories
[22:27] <chown_> this windows switch at unity is quite good, but is there some application windows switcher? like if i have  6 firefox windows they would just show me all my ff windows?
[22:27] <asstreks> f1-f6 (one of them), f7, then sudo service lightdm start?
[22:28] <dokurnon> xangua: can I now downgrade the kernel?
[22:28] <mongy> StevenX: rather than use an nx server to surf I would probably just use ssh -D 8888 to tunnel
[22:28] <xangua> dokurnon: just select the previous kernel from grub or remove the ppa
[22:28] <Chipzzz> chown_: cairo-dock
[22:28] <Amoz> asstreks, no,ctrl+alt + f1 will put you in a shell
[22:28] <xangua> !ppa-purge | dokurnon
[22:28] <Amoz> asstreks, there, you can loigin
[22:28] <Amoz> login*
[22:28] <asstreks> How do I login? Is it the default lightdm ubuntu login screen?
[22:29] <Amoz> asstreks, and when you're in, you write "sudo service lightdm start"
[22:29] <dokurnon> xangua: thanks
[22:29] <Amoz> asstreks, it will be a tty, a black screen prompting for your username
[22:29] <haux> When I click links in Pidgin, they open up in Opera, even though Firefox is set as my default browser. Does anyone have any clue how to fix this? Links clicked in xchat, for example, do open in Firefox.
[22:29] <aaas> anyone have any issues with slow samba speeds on 11.10?
[22:29] <asstreks> okay, thanks.
[22:30] <Amoz> hope it works out for him/her :)
[22:30] <mongy> haux: try sudo update-alternatives --config x-www-browser
[22:30] <Mike9863> Amoz: It worked with the new user
[22:30] <chown_> Chipzzz: is it hard to change unity for cairo-dock?
[22:30] <zykotick9> haux: as a test run in terminal with an html file run "xdg-open foo.html" vs "gnome-open foo.html"
[22:31] <mongy> haux: there is also a setting in pidgin to use whatever browser you want.
[22:31] <bitboy> so i go into compizconfig and add workspaces but nothing happens, why would this happen?
[22:31] <zykotick9> mongy: if that's true - that's what he should be using!  haux
[22:31] <mikeey> Is it safe to remove all files in /var/log and /var/mail using find /var/log/* -mtime +5 -exec rm {} \;?
[22:31] <haux> OH
[22:31] <Chipzzz> chown_: nope, it installs on top of unity, although you can turn off the unity plug-in once it's installed if you like
[22:31] <Amoz> Mike9863, new user?
[22:31] <haux> Holy crap
[22:31] <mongy> zykotick9: it came to me a bit late :)
[22:31] <haux> I feel retarded.
[22:31] <haux> I've never noticed that before.
[22:32] <Mike9863> Amoz: I didn't have any other users. I created a new user and then set up the cron and it seems to have worked.
[22:32] <zhuang> To the person who helped asstreks, a second ago, that is me and I thank you.
[22:32] <chown_> Chipzzz: tyvm, i apreciate ur help
[22:32] <mongy> bitboy: compizconfig, general options, desktop size
[22:32] <haux> Although that update-alternatives thing looked useful too.
[22:32] <haux> Well thank you!
[22:32] <bitboy> i did that
[22:32] <Chipzzz> chown_: glad to be of service :-)
[22:32] <bitboy> it doesnt work
[22:32] <mikeey> Is it safe to remove all files in /var/log and /var/mail?
[22:32] <Amoz> zhuang, you're welcome
[22:32] <mongy> bitboy: horizontal and vertical is what you need to change.
[22:33] <Amoz> Mike9863, you're running ubuntu, aren't you?
[22:33] <zhuang> Amoz, thank you kindly. Will I have to do this everytime I login now, or is there some way I can get lightdm to be the default?
[22:33] <bitboy> mongy_ when i change that nothing happens, could there be come sort of compatability issue
[22:33] <zhuang> Uhh, to start everytime I start ubuntu
[22:33] <StevenX> mongy, I do not know how to create an SSH tunnel yet. I am working on understanding that (and iptables so that I can protect the server), but right now this is my best option until I get things under my belt.
[22:33] <Chipzzz> chown_: b/t/w - use it in 'gnome mode' to get the effect you described in your request
[22:33] <Amoz> zhuang, I don't know, what did you do before this?
[22:33] <Mike9863> Amoz: Yes
[22:33] <mongy> bitboy: super+s ?
[22:34] <mongy> bitboy: does it show them ?
[22:34] <Amoz> Mike9863, in that case you have a "normal" user (not root) after installation is finished, no?
[22:34] <bitboy> no it doesnt
[22:34] <bitboy> mongy:
[22:34] <zhuang> http://ubuntu-lxde.wikidot.com/slim
[22:34] <zhuang> Amoz, I followed the instructions there.
[22:34] <Mike9863> Amoz: I'm not sure. I've always just used root
[22:34] <chown_> Chipzzz: man, i just installed. It is amazing. A lot like osx enviroment. ill learn its features. I cant thank you enough
[22:35] <Chipzzz> chown_: no problem... in case you missed my earlier b/t/w, use it in 'gnome mode' to get the effect you described in your original request
[22:35] <Amoz> Mike9863, oh I see. is it okay to run it as the new user then?
[22:35] <zhuang> I think after installing slim, I was taken to a menu when I could choose between slim and lightdm. Lightdm was previously highlighted, but then I chose slim.
[22:36] <chown_> Chipzzz: what do u mean by gnome mode?
[22:36] <chown_> Chipzzz: when i put my mouve over the dock app icon it shows me all windows
[22:36] <Amoz> zhuang, are you using lxde as well?
[22:37] <mongy> StevenX: you connect to your server with ssh -D 8888 username@ipaddress (port can be other than 8888) then you set your proxy in browser to use SOCKS and address is localhost and port 8888
[22:37] <Danny_Joris> Hi, I have two ubuntu images on my mac. I both want to set network configuration in virtualbox to NAT and host-only. When I do that I get a certain ip address. When I want to ssh in into my vm I get a big warning, probably because the key is saved in known hosts for my 1st VM and I'm trying to access the same ip address, but with another vm running.
[22:37] <Chipzzz> right click on the dock & configure it... you'll see a 'modes' option... in 'gnome mode' it offers a launcher icon & an icon for each instance next to it on the dock
[22:37] <zhuang> I've only installed Ubuntu 11.10 through Wubi today. I don't recall installing anything named lxde.
[22:37] <Mike9863> Amoz: I'll have to configure permissions but it should work out. Do you have any idea why cron would not be working with root though?
[22:37] <Danny_Joris> how can I change the ip address of the second VM?
[22:37] <Amoz> Mike9863, nope I have no idea actually
[22:37] <chown_> Chipzzz: ty, i was looking for how to view its options, now i can get it done: ty
[22:37] <Chipzzz> glad to help
[22:38] <Amoz> zhuang, in that case you should probably not configure slim to start lxde
[22:38] <guntbert> !enter | Danny_Joris
[22:38] <StevenX> mongy, thanks, that seems simple enough. You do this through putty? I know how to use putty to connect to the ssh server, but I do not know where I would type in the "ssh -D>>>"
[22:38] <zhuang> I've removed slim.
[22:38] <Amoz> zhuang, ah
[22:38] <zhuang> All i'm trying to do now is set it such that lightdm starts, so I won't have to login through
[22:38] <guntbert> Danny_Joris: one way is to configure the IP addresses manually in the VMs
[22:38] <zhuang> the nongraphical interface, then start lightdm there.
[22:39] <mongy> StevenX: I seem to remember if you run putty from cmd line you do putty -ssh
[22:39] <Amoz> zhuang, okay, you want to start lightdm automatically
[22:39] <zhuang> yes
[22:39] <mongy> StevenX: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=539067      < also.
[22:40] <bitboy> should i reinstall my ubuntu, little things arent working like i cant scroll in xchat and when i add more workspaces nothing happens
[22:40] <zhuang> Amoz, nvm.
[22:40] <zhuang> I've figured itout.
[22:40] <mongy> bitboy: is it using compiz?
[22:40] <Amoz> zhuang, great
[22:40] <Amoz> zhuang, what was it?
[22:40] <zhuang> I've just installed gdm, which took me to a grey-purple screen, then selected lightdm, where slim was previously selected.
[22:40] <bitboy> im not sure what you mean mongy:
[22:40] <mongy> bitboy: are you sure it's not using unity 2d instead?
[22:40] <zhuang> Would you know what this screen is?
[22:40] <zhuang> It was in terminal.
[22:40] <guntbert> bitboy: did you install xchat or xchat-gnome?
[22:41] <Amoz> zhuang, probably some configuration thing
[22:41] <zhuang> Thank you for your help.
[22:41] <bitboy> i just installed 11.10 from the official download page.
[22:41] <StevenX> mongy, thank you, I will look into that.
[22:41] <Amoz> zhuang, you're welcome
[22:41] <Danny_Joris> guntbert: I've been trying to set some manual settings in etc/network/interfaces, but it never seems to work well. Any tips? I might be googling the wrong thing
[22:41] <bitboy> so im assuming im using the latest unity
[22:41] <mongy> guntbert: he wanted to add more workspaces so I told him about ccsm and he says it doesn't change anything.  me wonders if unity2d is in use.
[22:41] <bitboy> ill check on the xchat
[22:42] <Danny_Joris> guntbert: would it be a 'static ip address' I need?
[22:42] <StevenX> Ho^Oh, I understand that security is not all or nothing, and that in fact there is no such thing as "all secure," best we can do is make it as hard as possible to prevevent our security from being compromised.
[22:42] <guntbert> mongy: no opinion from me on that - I was talking about the xchat complaint
[22:42] <bitboy> no its the xchat for unity
[22:42] <bpb_grinda> can anyone tell me how to completely remove a package ? apt-get remove and purge dont seem to work ?
[22:42] <guntbert> Danny_Joris: yes, you can set that in network manager as well
[22:43] <Chipzzz> bpb_grinda: sudo apt-get purge package-name
[22:43] <Amoz> bpb_grinda, what package are you trying to remove?
[22:43] <bpb_grinda> Amoz postfix
[22:43] <guntbert> bpb_grinda: apt-get will never touch the "personal" config of a packager
[22:43] <bpb_grinda> so how do i remove it completely so i can install it fresh ?
[22:43] <bitboy> is there away to check to see if ubuntu installed properly? i did the md5checksum after the download and everything checked out right
[22:44] <Chipzzz> bpb_grinda: you can delete it's config files in ~/.config
[22:44] <Phosphate_> Anyone know how to get a command line openvas client on 11.0?
[22:44] <bpb_grinda> Chipzzz where is .config ? in postfix dir ?
[22:45] <guntbert> bpb_grinda: ~  is your home directory
[22:45] <Chipzzz> bpb_grinda: in your home directory /home/yourusername/.config/packagename
[22:45] <mongy> bitboy: pgrep -l compiz
[22:45] <bpb_grinda> oh ok tnx
[22:45] <Chipzzz> :-)
[22:47] <guntbert> Chipzzz: although I wonder what postfix will store in ~ ...
[22:48] <Pikkachu> does Ubuntu font support Unicode?
[22:48] <Amoz> bpb_grinda, what makes you think it's not completely removed?
[22:48] <Chipzzz> guntbert: good point... it's a good idea to check for files there too
[22:48] <bpb_grinda> Amoz i can still see in dpgk selections and i can start it from /etc/init.d
[22:49] <Jordan_U> Pikkachu: Yes, though I couldn't tell you specifically what glyphs / languages. I don't think any one font supports *all* unicode characters.
[22:49] <Mike9863> Does anyone here have any idea as to why cron commands would not run under root?
[22:49] <Amoz> bpb_grinda, and what do apt-get say if you try to purge it?
[22:49] <aaas> anyone have any problems with samba speed on 11.10
[22:49] <aaas> ?
[22:50] <bitboy> so i turned my computer off and on and now adding spaces with compiz works. what would be the reason for gliches like that? my xchat still isnt fixed
[22:50] <mongy> bitboy: what version ubuntu is this?
[22:50] <bitboy> 11.10
[22:50] <bpb_grinda> Amoz it asks to confirm and I press Y
[22:51] <Chipzzz> Mike9863: what are the commands intended to do?
[22:51] <Amoz> bpb_grinda, that means apt-get recognizes it as installed?
[22:51] <bpb_grinda> Amoz yes
[22:51] <mongy> bitboy: never heard of changes to workspaces not having affect toill relogin/restart.  what was your xchat issue again?
[22:51] <Mike9863> Chipzzz: The commands run php files.
[22:51] <bitboy> i believe i deleted a partition on my computer that had drivers and stuff from the toshiba manufacturer
[22:51] <bitboy> does that only matter for windows
[22:51] <Amoz> bpb_grinda, but what's the output from the apt-get purge  then?
[22:52] <bitboy> on xchat i can scroll up and down on the username window, but not on the thread of conversation
[22:52] <Amoz> bpb_grinda, apt-get begin the removal but what happens then?
[22:52] <Chipzzz> Mike9863: you prolly have to run them as a web user... try writing them as commands that call the php files with curl
[22:52] <guntbert> bpb_grinda: paste the output of       apt-cache policy postfix            please
[22:53] <mikeey> Is logrotate automatically installed on Ubuntu server?
[22:53] <mongy> bitboy: in preferences, what does the scrollback lines option says
[22:53] <mikeey> And does it remove all the logs, and not just the ones that's specified in the default install?
[22:53] <Igramul> hi, is it possible to transfer a long-running command from one terminal to another, e.g. from the ssh session to "screen"?
[22:53] <Chipzzz> Mike9863: (http://url/of-the-php-file)
[22:53] <guntbert> bitboy: once again: did you install xchat or xchat-gnome  (both are in the repositories)
[22:53] <Amoz> Chipzzz, Mike9863 that shouldn't be needed
[22:53] <Mike9863> Chipzzz: Why would they need to be run as the web user?
[22:54] <bitboy> i installed xxchat gnome and it worked during the first few minutes
[22:54] <Amoz> Mike9863, is php5-cli installed?
[22:54] <bitboy> i mean not xchat gnome
[22:54] <bitboy> just xchat
[22:54] <mongy> bitboy: also, can you use scrollwheel on mouse if you have one?
[22:54] <Amoz> Mike9863, does the command work if you run it in the terminal directly?
[22:54] <Mike9863> Amoz: Yes
[22:54] <mongy> I'm not familiar with xchat-gnome..
[22:54] <bitboy> yes scroll on the mouse works mongy:
[22:54] <itaylor57> Mike9863, is root the only user you have in your ubuntu?
[22:55] <Mike9863> itaylor57: No
[22:55] <Chipzzz> Mike9863: depending on what the commands do, it may require things that the server provides that will not be offered when run cli...
[22:55] <Jordan_U> Igramul: Only if you start the command in a screen session. Why?
[22:55] <bitboy> mongy the scrollback lines says 500
[22:55] <Amoz> Mike9863, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3192193/ubuntu-system-crontab-works-but-root-crontab-does-not
[22:55] <mongy> bitboy: guntbert is it that maybe xchat-gnome isn't working with overlay scrollbars properly?
[22:56] <mongy> bitboy: wait, did you say regular xchat or xchat-gnome?
[22:56] <bitboy> regular xchat
[22:56] <Igramul> Jordan_U, I have "tar" extracting 450GB on a remote machine.
[22:56] <bitboy> not xchat-gnome
[22:56] <Chipzzz> Mike9863: it's a problem i remember from building Drupal sites... the init scripts don't run unless called by a web user
[22:56] <guntbert> mongy: I only know  that xchat-gnome is a dumbed down version of xchat
[22:56] <Igramul> Jordan_U, and I know not using screen in the first place was silly.
[22:56] <mongy> guntbert: yeah, me too.
[22:57] <Pikkachu> Jordan_U: would you tell me some codepoint that would work in latin-1 pt_BR?
[22:57] <Guest18689> what is screen?
[22:57] <bitboy> last time i installed ubuntu 11.10, it was weird on me too. like a lot of times to get things to work properly again i had to turn my computer on and off
[22:57] <guntbert> !screen | Guest18689
[22:57] <Igramul> Guest18689, it allows You to detach a terminal and reattach to it later.
[22:57] <mongy> bitboy: do ls ~/.xchat2/scrollback/FreeNode
[22:57] <mongy> bitboy: any files listed?
[22:58] <MonkeyDust> Guest18689  byubo/screen is very practical, i use it extensively
[22:58] <bitboy> before i do that ... geuss what? it just randomly started working
[22:58] <bitboy> wtf
[22:58] <Guest18689> what is the difference between screen and window maker?
[22:58] <mongy> lol
[22:59] <ericus> when installing ubuntu with full disk encryption; is the keyboard layout set before or after the partitioning part?
[22:59] <MonkeyDust> screen is a terminal, window maker is a window manager, like gnome
[22:59] <bitboy> mongy: do you have any idead why this stuff happens to me, im a huge advocate of open source software, yet this stuff hurts my case when people always see me running into all these gliches
[22:59] <mongy> bitboy: no idea dude.  never seen anyone with either of those problems before
[22:59] <ericus> i can no longer boot my encrypted system after a hard reset
[22:59] <bitboy> damn
[23:00] <Guest18689> the advantage of screen is what?
[23:00] <Amoz> Guest18689, you can read text!
[23:00] <gusg> Is there a tool that will let me compare two directories but ignore the file contents in the comparison? I haven't found this option in Meld or kdiff3
[23:00] <mongy> bitboy: if you think there is a bad install then check your iso with md5sum or boot your install media and run disk verify
[23:01] <MonkeyDust> Guest18689  it runs Terminal in the background, you can even logout, it still runs
[23:01] <Tigerboy> Ubuntu 11.10 gosa and kolab in the repos are messed up-- bad installs and now impossible to uninstall
[23:01] <MonkeyDust> Guest18689  so if you ssh to a remote pc, or you run irssi, byobu/screen is very handy
[23:02] <Guest18689> thank you monkeydust. i will read more offline
[23:03] <Amoz> Mike9863, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
[23:03] <Jordan_U> gusg: This might do what you want: find | sort > file_list_1 && find | sort > file_list_2 && diff file_list_1 file_list2
[23:03] <Amoz> Mike9863, look under Troubleshooting
[23:03] <bluezone> is anyone else having these random sound issues? It's an issue that's been going on and off, it sounds like static that mimics the music playing in vlc
[23:03] <gusg> Jordan_U: How should I generate those file lists?
[23:03] <Pooky5> Hi guys, does anyone know, how install Unity 5 on Ubuntu 11.10?
[23:06] <Tigerboy> pooky5: add this ppa-- ppa:unity-team/staging
[23:06] <Pooky5> Tigerboy: It doesn't work, there is Unity 5.4 which is only for Ubuntu 12.10
[23:06] <Tigerboy> pooky5: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:unity-team/staging
[23:07] <gusg> Jordan_U:  oh I see how you generate the file list
[23:08] <Pooky5> Tigerboy: I already try this, bat it doesn't work
[23:08] <Jordan_U> gusg: The command I gave wasn't really complete. Just a minute and I'll give a better description of what you'd actually need to do.
[23:09] <Tigerboy> Pooky5: ok did you try dist-upgrade
[23:10] <Amoz> Tigerboy, the oneiric packages are removed from the staging ppa it seems
[23:10] <nirc> f
[23:10] <Pooky5> Tigerboy: I did, it say there is no upgrade
[23:10] <Amoz> Pooky5, Tigerboy http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/how-to-install-unity-5-0-in-ubuntu-11-10/
[23:10] <Amoz> you're all correct I believe
[23:11] <Pooky5> hm, so where I can get correct version of Unity for ubuntu 11.10?
[23:11] <Amoz> Pooky5, Tigerboy probably there was a build failure or something, just hold on for a few days and the packages should be available,
[23:11] <lechevalier> lubuntu is very nice
[23:11] <Amoz> but don't take my word for it
[23:11] <Jordan_U> gusg: I'm a bit busy at the moment, if you can figure out what I was trying to say on your own please do. If not, I don't mind explaining further :)
[23:11] <friday_> hi all
[23:11] <dedicated1> I couldn't find a direct answer by googling but can Ubuntu see a Nikon Camera without problems and transfer the RAW files aswell as open these right off the bat? Or are programs like UFRaw required for that?
[23:11] <Pooky5> Amoz: ok, I will wait few days
[23:12] <Amoz> Pooky5, you might want to find the unity guys and see if that's the case really
[23:13] <gusg> Jordan_U:  thanks. I get the command, but now I'd like to resolve the differences in the directories, but without actually caring about file contents. (I am syncing two music libraries)
[23:14] <zhuang> Does anyone here use WMFS?
[23:17] <friday_> miss u guys alot
[23:18] <Chipzzz> nice 2 c u :-)
[23:19] <friday_> Chipzzz,  me too
[23:26] <friday_> bye
[23:26] <friday_>  all of u
[23:26] <Jordan_U> gusg: "find" with no other arguments prints all the files in the current directory (recursively) but the output is not sorted. "find | sort" sorts the output (we need the filenames sorted to compare them with diff). If you enter one of the directories you're comparing and run "find | sort > /tmp/dir_one_file_list.txt" you will get a sorted list of files from dir one (stored in /tmp/). If you then cd into the second directory and run "find | sort > ...
[23:26] <Chipzzz> (*waves*)
[23:26] <Jordan_U> ... /tmp/dir_two_file_list.txt" you'll get a similar file listing for the second dir. You can then run "diff /tmp/dir_one_file_list.txt /tmp/dir_two_file_list.txt" to see how those file lists differ.
[23:27] <knubbze_> hi
[23:27] <knubbze_> how would I disable my display?
[23:27] <knubbze_> from terminal
[23:27] <knubbze_> i.e. just turn it off
[23:28] <Chipzzz> Jordan_U: why isn't he just rsyncing the two dirs?
[23:29] <Jordan_U> Chipzzz: I don't know. That's a good point. (feel free to take over, I'm unfortunatly busy at the moment).
[23:30] <Chipzzz> lol... i didn't want to interrupt and assumed he had a reason not to :-)
[23:35] <zhuang> Does anyone here use WMFS with Ubuntu 11.10?
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> zhuang: looks like awesome a liitle
[23:37] <joker2u> following these guidlines -> http://wiki.networksecuritytoolkit.org/nstwiki/index.php/Disk_Images#How_Do_I_Mount_A_Partition_From_A_Disk_Image.3F  my sfdisk  ->  http://pastebin.com/HdkUUcQy , calculate (1536000 * 1024)+(512*63)=1572896256  then do -> losetup -o 1572896256 /dev/loop0 /mnt/drive1/image.dd , then 'mount /dev/loop0/ /mnt/image1, I get ->  The device '/dev/loop0' doesn't seem to have a valid NTFS ??  anyone know what I missed?
[23:38] <Jordan_U> joker2u: It's much easier to use "sudo kpartx -a /path/to/file.img"
[23:39] <joker2u> following these guidlines -> http://wiki.networksecuritytoolkit.org/nstwiki/index.php/Disk_Images#How_Do_I_Mount_A_Partition_From_A_Disk_Image.3F  my sfdisk  ->  http://pastebin.com/HdkUUcQy , calculate (1536000 * 1024)+(512*63)=1572896256  then do -> losetup -o 1572896256 /dev/loop0 /mnt/drive1/image.dd , then 'mount /dev/loop0/ /mnt/image1, I get ->  The device '/dev/loop0' doesn't seem to have a valid NTFS ??  anyone know what I missed? it calculates the of
[23:39] <joker2u> Jordan_U it calculates the offset?
[23:40] <joker2u> Jordan_U appologies on the repost, still getting used to ununtu cli
[23:40] <ironhalik> hmm, hows the upper right, cog menu called?
[23:41] <ironhalik> or whats the applet/package name
[23:41] <joker2u> Jordan_U because -> imageName.dd will do little good since there are 3 partitions inside the image.
[23:41] <Jordan_U> joker2u: It automatically creates not only a loopback device like /dev/loop0, but also creates device nodes for the partitions in /dev/mapper/loop0p1 /dev/mapper/loop0p2 etc.
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> ironhalik: system menu, maybe. Or cog menu
[23:41] <Chipzzz> ironhalik: "dash home"?
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> Chipzzz: top right, not top left
[23:42] <Jordan_U> joker2u: Then you can "sudo mount /dev/mapper/loop0p5 /mnt/"
[23:42] <ironhalik> ActionParsnip: thx, that will work :)
[23:42] <Neptu> there is any way to look for the content of the package if i want to know which package contains vfork.h
[23:42] <Chipzzz> good question
[23:43] <trism> Neptu: apt-file
[23:44] <Jordan_U> joker2u: Do you understand?
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> Neptu: packages.ubuntu.com  has a search too
[23:47] <ironhalik> Guys, would you say that missing hibernation entry in the cog button is a pm-utils issue of the applets? :>
[23:48] <joker2u> Jordan_U kpartx is installed and ran the command. where are my mount points now, loop0-3 like magic?
[23:49] <Jordan_U> joker2u: The device nodes (they are not mountpoints) are in /dev/mapper/.
[23:50] <joker2u> Jordan_U only thing in /dev/mapper is a mapper/control
[23:50] <Jordan_U> joker2u: What is the exact command you ran?
[23:51] <Takyoji> Is there a way to lower the disk I/O priority for the whole system? On both my systems (Ubuntu and Fedora), I have complete system lockups that even kills sound daemons, drops all network connections, and likely doesn't even respond to interrupts from the Ethernet card, all solely in favor of freaking swapping memory back and forth from swap (even when the swappiness is set to 15, and there's 200MB free RAM!).
[23:51] <Takyoji> On my laptop I've even had the whole system lockup, where you couldn't even move the cursor, just because of horrendously overprioritizing the disk I/O
[23:51] <Takyoji> for 20 minutes
[23:52] <joker2u> Jordan_U kpartx -a /mnt/drive1/dd-hack1-image-Ndd2-copy.dd
[23:52] <humungulous> Takyoji: how much total RAM?
[23:52] <trakinas> hi all. Im trying to boot into memtest, but nothing happens.
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> trakinas: hold shift at boot
[23:53] <Takyoji> like 700MB, in the case of my laptop (which would have 200MB available from allocating overtop disk caches and so on)
[23:53] <Jordan_U> joker2u: Did that command give any output? You seem to have forgotten sudo.
[23:53] <humungulous> Takyoji: and you produce this on a few different systems?
[23:54] <Takyoji> yes, across distros even
[23:54] <joker2u> Jordan_U nope, but no error either.
[23:54] <trakinas> ActionParsnip, I can select Memtest on Grub`s menu, but it seems like it get stuck. No keyboard, no msg on screen. Just a cursor blinking and "Memtest+ v4.04" on top.
[23:54] <Takyoji> which I assume is some issues with prioritization in the kernel
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> trakinas: try the one on the liveCD
[23:54] <humungulous> Takyoji: maybe its a disk issue
[23:54] <joker2u> Jordan_U mo log activity either
[23:54] <joker2u> no
[23:55] <Takyoji> It's not the disk itself, I watch iotop whenever either system starts stalling just for disk activity (on request of the programs)
[23:55] <humungulous> Takyoji: what mode you in with hdparm -i
[23:55] <Takyoji> and I have a 2-disk RAID-1 on my desktop
[23:55] <trakinas> ActionParsnip, tried the one within Lubuntu 11.04 on my pendrive, but no success. I dont have any iso availble to put into my pendrive.
[23:56] <kieppie> hi all. I'm running lucid 10.04 LTS on my netbook & had to upgrade to kernel 3.0.n  to fix a power-management issue. not my broadcom BCM4312 wireless is not working & I'm at my wits-end. please help!
[23:56] <Jordan_U> joker2u: Can you pastebin the output of "sudo kpartx -a -v /mnt/drive1/dd-hack1-image-Ndd2-copy.dd"?
[23:56] <humungulous> Takyoji: i got nothing
[23:57] <CFHowlett> kieppie   lets talk...
[23:57] <joker2u> Jordan_U there is none??  :(
[23:58] <const_antine> hi, question: how do i get a list of ip addressess of nodes currently connected to my network?
[23:58] <Takyoji> One second
[23:58] <const_antine> tried broadcasting ping, won't work
[23:58] <humungulous> trakinas: something you can try is get 4.20 from memtest86+ official site, burn it and boot it, see if any different
[23:58] <metasansana> pulse audio nice value is -11 if that a bad thing?
[23:58] <muellisoft> const_antine: eh, what? Do you want "ifconfig -a" or "netstat"?
[23:58] <humungulous> const_antine: do you care if its with a windows tool
[23:58] <Takyoji> humungulous: http://paste.ubuntu.com/857192/
[23:59] <const_antine> humungulous: must be ubuntu
[23:59] <joker2u> Jordan_U lsof show nothing controling the file.
[23:59] <humungulous> Takyoji: yep youre in udma6
[23:59] <const_antine> muellisoft: no i dont mean list of hosts connected to my computer, i mean the network to which my host is connected to
[23:59] <Muelli> const_antine: check ifconfig