[00:01] <Blacki> any idea what should I do now ?
[00:02] <L3top> this is gonna be hard for me to troubleshoot atm because I use hardware RAID, and don't have anything up atm, but try: mdadm --examine /dev/disk/by-uuid/3bcf8905-81fa-491e-83ea-3cd4e4d8b947
[00:04] <awesomejeff> my wifi stoped working
[00:04] <L3top> My wife stopped putting out
[00:04] <L3top> oh... sorry...
[00:05] <L3top> support, not humor... my bad.
[00:05] <awesomejeff> help i disabled my WiFi on my dell inspiron mini running Ubuntu 11.10 to save battery life but when i try to re enable it says wireless is disabled by hardware switch i tried my hardware switch but it does not help thanks in advance
[00:05] <Blacki> :D
[00:06] <L3top> How did you disable it awesomejeff
[00:06] <hiexpo> with the button
[00:06] <gr33nx> ?
[00:06] <L3top> physical button on the hardware itself?
[00:06] <L3top> s/hardware/laptop
[00:06] <awesomejeff> no on the top left coner
[00:07] <hiexpo> do a reboot
[00:07] <awesomejeff> i did
[00:07] <L3top> awesomejeff: iwconfig
[00:07] <L3top> tell me which device has a bunch of writing
[00:07] <L3top> like... eth1
[00:07] <awesomejeff> ok brb
[00:07] <intok> Other then Mednafen and SDLMame are there any actively developed NeoGeo emulators with a frontend?
[00:08] <awesomejeff> here you go
[00:08] <awesomejeff> awesomejeff@jeff-Inspiron-1018:~$ iwconfig lo        no wireless extensions.  wlan0     IEEE 802.11bgn  ESSID:off/any             Mode:Managed  Access Point: Not-Associated   Tx-Power=off              Retry  long limit:7   RTS thr=2347 B   Fragment thr:off           Power Management:on            eth0      no wireless extensions.  awesomejeff@jeff-Inspiron-1018:~$
[00:08] <L3top> sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[00:09] <awesomejeff> got error SIOCSIFFLAGS: Operation not possible due to RF-kill got error
[00:09] <Raymond_> wireless hardware not turning on.
[00:10] <awesomejeff> ya =(
[00:10] <Raymond_> its a broadcom4306
[00:10] <awesomejeff> ya
[00:11] <delinquentme_> has anyone noticed that new files require a refresh to show up in a directory ... but only in non-stock versions of the ubuntu skin?
[00:11] <L3top> sudo rfkill unblock wifi; sudo rfkill unblock all
[00:11] <L3top> reboot
[00:12] <awesomejeff> nope stile won't work
[00:12] <L3top> that was a fast reboot
[00:12] <awesomejeff> oh i have to reboot
[00:13] <awesomejeff> let me do a reboot brb
[00:13] <meowsus> Say I have someones user folder and I want to remove all files that start with a dot (rather, any file matching this pattern: .*) in all directories and subdirectories of the current folder.
[00:14] <meowsus> What would the command be?
[00:15] <itaylor57> meowsus, find . -name ".*" -exec rm -f {} \;
[00:15] <meowsus> what's the {} \; part?
[00:16] <itaylor57> meowsus, find . -type f -name ".*" -exec rm -f {} \;
[00:16] <L3top> rm -r /path/to/user/folder/.[a-zA-Z0-9]*
[00:16] <L3top> lol
[00:16] <L3top> or that.
[00:16]  * L3top is skurred of find
[00:16] <meowsus> L3top, i need it to find and remove all of the files recursively, regardless of where they are
[00:17] <meowsus> itaylor57, thanks!
[00:17] <L3top> then itaylor57 gave the anser
[00:17] <itaylor57> L3top, i am an old 26 user unix/linux
[00:17] <L3top> answer
[00:18] <L3top> I am just an old user
[00:18] <awesomejeff> nope wifi stile won't work =(
[00:18] <L3top> sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[00:18] <L3top> see if error is same
[00:19] <awesomejeff> SIOCSIFFLAGS: Operation not possible due to RF-kill error is the same
[00:19] <L3top> only a couple of years in nix... itaylor57
[00:19] <stercor> What's a quick way to create a 1GB file.  Contents don't matter.
[00:20] <L3top> I would google that error awesomejeff... if it is not on the kill list, I dont know why you would get that.
[00:20] <itaylor57> L3top, yea got a lemur ubuntu back on 10.10
[00:20] <L3top> unless someone else knows.
[00:20] <fffff> awesomeheff: is there combination  [Fn key] + [wifi icon key]  ?
[00:21] <awesomejeff> yes i pressed it doesn't do anything
[00:21] <synner> hello
[00:21] <synner> i fear i may have broken apt-get :(
[00:21] <dougl> I have remote desktop configured but cannot vnc into my ubuntu machine with chicken of the vnc on my mac - what am I missing?
[00:22] <synner> i am not very familiar with all this
[00:22] <L3top> what is apt-get doing synner
[00:22] <synner> it tells me that i have python2.7.05-ubuntu05 and that i need python 2.7.05-ubuntu05
[00:23] <L3top> well... apt is not broken
[00:23] <L3top> lol
[00:23] <synner> it also suggest me to run apt-get -f to fix it
[00:23] <fffff> awesomejeff: then how about this? try to wifi signal on by [fn] + [wifi] and trun off, and detach battary. 10sec after attach back and trun on.
[00:24] <synner> then, it tells me that structs is not found
[00:24] <awesomejeff> my wifi is stile broken'
[00:24] <awesomejeff> can't spell stile =P
[00:24] <L3top> not so awesome afterall...
[00:25] <L3top> synner: dpkg --configure -a
[00:25] <synner> can i pm you L3top ?
[00:25] <L3top> synner: apt-get update
[00:25] <L3top> its best we stay here, in case I make an error
[00:25] <synner> cool
[00:25] <synner> here is the output
[00:25] <synner> You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these.
[00:25] <synner> The following packages have unmet dependencies: python-dev : Depends: python (= 2.7.1-0ubuntu5) but 2.7.1-0ubuntu5.1 is installed
[00:25] <FloodBot1> synner: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:25] <L3top> you can pm me the flood
[00:25] <L3top> or pastebin
[00:26] <L3top> preferably
[00:26] <synner> pastebin it is
[00:26] <otaviobarreto> hi
[00:26] <L3top> ok
[00:26] <otaviobarreto> 1x100000000000000000000
[00:26] <synner> here is my pastebin: http://pastebin.com/0v4RC9Et
[00:26] <L3top> the issue is going to be one of dependencies it looks like
[00:27] <otaviobarreto> 10
[00:27] <otaviobarreto> t
[00:27] <L3top> have you changed them recently?
[00:27] <fhsales> hello people
[00:27] <fhsales> i need help
[00:27] <fhsales> someone can help me?
[00:27] <L3top> python is a pain in the bum to move around as well...
[00:27] <stiltzkin> fhsales, what do you need help with?
[00:27] <L3top> what were you trying to do when this happened?
[00:28] <administrator> yes
[00:28] <synner> i had the apt-gui
[00:28] <fhsales> ok.
[00:28] <synner> and i clicked on "update"
[00:29] <fhsales> my problem is that i installed ubuntu 10.04 on my machine.
[00:29] <fhsales> but it faile to recognize my usb wireless adapter.
[00:29] <stiltzkin> fhsales, what is the model number of your wireless adapter
[00:29] <fhsales> and i would like to know if there is a way to make it work.
[00:29] <fhsales> Elsys EWU-2n3SA
[00:29] <synner> l3top: here is the pastebin for dpkg -a --configure http://pastebin.com/75trJtK8
[00:31] <amaroks> Hello, my server is ubuntu and I have a command running that is using 50% of CPU
[00:31] <amaroks> ./BC -d , what is this command?
[00:31] <stiltzkin> fhsales, do you have the adapter plugged into your computer now?
[00:32] <amaroks> and also this command: /usr/sbin/dae
[00:33] <amaroks> and this also : ./sec -d
[00:33] <amaroks> any help?
[00:33] <meowsus> How big can tar.bz2 files be?
[00:33] <Athanasius> amaroks: I'd be a little worried about a rootkit
[00:33] <meowsus> Or, rule of thumb, when (if ever) should I split them?
[00:33] <fhsales> yes, i do.
[00:33] <Athanasius> amaroks: run "find / -iname sec"
[00:33] <L3top> I have to bail for a bit synner... what I would do is apt-get remove python-minimal python-httplib2; apt-get install reinstall python
[00:33] <L3top> to start with
[00:33] <synner> ok. will try
[00:33] <Halexander9000> Um, a little help here please? http://pastebin.com/V04WEPBG
[00:34] <L3top> you are probably gonna have other breaks in there
[00:34] <stiltzkin> fhsales, open up a terminal and if you can, give me the output of the command "lsusb" (on pastebin, etc)
[00:34] <L3top> python is pretty important as things go...
[00:34] <key2> hi
[00:34] <amaroks> Athanasius its looking.
[00:35] <digitalslave> anyone know why ubuntu wouldnt show an eSata drive? nothing in dmesg or fdisk but my bios does detect the drive. drive does blink while ubuntu loads.
[00:35] <synner> wow... here is the result python-dev : Depends: python (= 2.7.1-0ubuntu5) but 2.7.1-0ubuntu5.1 is to be installed
[00:36] <stiltzkin> digitalslave, from past experience I can tell you that different versions of Ubuntu give very different results for eSATA drives. You've tried starting the computer with the drive plugged in yes?
[00:36] <fhsales> stiltzkin whe i do that it only appears 4 lines
[00:36] <fhsales> Microsoft COrp
[00:36] <fhsales> Linux Foundation
[00:36] <digitalslave> stiltzkin, yeah and tried hotswap and upgraded my bios in hopes that may be it
[00:36] <fhsales> Realtek semicondutor
[00:37] <fhsales> Linux foundation 2.0
[00:37] <stiltzkin> digitalslave, do you have a physical eSATA card/adapter or is this a laptop with integrated eSATA or something like that?
[00:37] <digitalslave> stiltzkin, im going to try a live disk as well - downloading now
[00:37] <whatsphere> a
[00:38] <stiltzkin> fhsales, what else is displayed on that Realtek Semiconductor line
[00:38] <digitalslave> stiltzkin, asus pt6 deluxe version 2 with onboard eSata port
[00:38] <whatsphere> hey what is that: http://whatsphere.com/whatsphere4/ ?
[00:38] <amaroks> Athanasius: this server has 10s of openVZ containers, searching would take long time, any other way to find the path of the running script?
[00:39] <stiltzkin> digitalslave, yeah I can't offer much in the way of real advice, I've had a very hard time getting my eSATA drive working with my laptop as well. But I'm using a JMicron ExpressCard/eSATA adapter so I focused on getting that to work
[00:39] <bill2012> amazing...there's a page for *updating* from eol versions.....
[00:39] <fhsales> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0bda:8171 Realtek Semicondutor Corp.
[00:39] <stiltzkin> digitalslave, it seems that different kernels have widely varying levels of support
[00:39] <Athanasius> amaroks: I'm not sure. You might try "find /root /home /tmp /var/tmp -iname sec" just to search those folders
[00:40] <digitalslave> stiltzkin, thanks for attempting! figured this would make a nice backup to my raid setup but it's definitely starting to be a struggle
[00:41] <bill2012> (i bought a laptop with hoary installed--and it doesn't recognize my floppy)
[00:41] <stiltzkin> digitalslave, if I remember correctly it worked in 8.10 or so, stopped working in 9.x series, started working again in 10.04, and then it hasn't worked since haha. No rhyme or reason to it
[00:42] <bill2012> so i'm going to upgrade until i find a version that does, then do a fresh install\
[00:42] <bill2012> i have no other way to creatge boot media
[00:42] <digitalslave> stiltzkin, haha crap maybe i'll ride it out with USB2 for a while
[00:42] <stiltzkin> digitalslave, that's what I'm doing with my 1tb right now :/
[00:43] <amaroks> Athanasius any command to trace process IP ?
[00:43] <bill2012> but i need to know if i'm running a "-desktop" of ubuntu, and which one if i am.  how do i find out?
[00:43] <bill2012> "-desktop" version\
[00:44] <fhsales> stiltzkin (21:40:07) fhsales: Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0bda:8171 Realtek Semicondutor Corp.
[00:44] <jrib> bill2012: why don't you just install the latest?
[00:44] <Frestorms> Is 75c like HOT for a duo core CPU
[00:45] <synner> Frestorms: yes
[00:45] <Jelou> Hi all! I've installed pureftpd and i noticed that if someone downloads (from me) a file, it takes all my upload bandwidth and i can't do anything with internet, is this normal?
[00:45] <Frestorms> it's beyone me, I've got nothing running for it to be that hot
[00:45] <bill2012> because i don't have any way to create a boot medium yet
[00:45] <jrib> Frestorms: check fans are not blowing air the wrong way :)
[00:46] <bill2012> once i'm upgraded far enough it'll recognize my floppy and THEN i install latgest
[00:46] <meowsus> When should I split a .tar.bz2 file? 4GB?
[00:47] <jrib> bill2012: not sure I understand.  Why not just install the latest?  It will be much much faster than upgrading
[00:47] <stiltzkin> fhsales, I can't find much information on your card, but it looks like it uses a Realtec rtl819x chip which should be supported in Ubuntu. I'm looking for more information on this.
[00:47] <bill2012> right.   but to do that i have to do a boot from something.  i have no boot media right now.
[00:47] <fhsales> stilzkin THANKS!
[00:47] <whisk> got a really wierd problem in ubuntu on ppc, colors are off in all SDL games and in the icons on fluxbox
[00:47] <jrib> bill2012: ah, you can't boot from cd?
[00:47] <bill2012> no cd
[00:48] <bill2012> just floppy
[00:48] <bill2012> and hoary doesn't see it
[00:48] <aguitel> i am in 10.04 ;network-manager applet icon have red line ,why?
[00:49] <Guest51924> hello, how can I mount my wifi dongle usb on ubuntu?
[00:49] <ghostnik11> hi, i am trying to load a .jsp site, called tickettoread.com
[00:49] <whisk> google the wifi dongle model number
[00:50] <ghostnik11> but it won't show any images after i sign in with my user info
[00:50] <stiltzkin> fhsales, try this process: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9125399&postcount=10
[00:50] <bill2012> so i'll just upgrade until i find a version that sees my floppy, create the boot media, and then i do a fresh install to latest
[00:50] <Guest51924> whisk : wl-167g from asus
[00:51] <ghostnik11> the site shows me that firefox 10 is not supported but that it supports firefox 3 and internet explorer 7, i loaded user agent and it pass system checks but still when i log in it doesn't work and i see no images
[00:51] <ghostnik11> I wanted to know how do i enable javascript in firefox
[00:52] <Jay_Levitt> I'm using Desktop Sharing for the first time, connecting to a fresh 11.10 desktop from my Mac via Chicken of the VNC.  I can control the Ubuntu box's desktop, all right, but all of the windows only open on the real monitor, not on my virtual desktop - which just shows the background, menu bar, etc..?
[00:53] <stiltzkin> ghostnik11, check edit -> preferences -> content -> enable javascript
[00:54] <ghostnik11> stiltzkin, it shows that its enabled, but yet when i log in to tickettoread.com with user name and password, it doesn't load any images
[00:54] <ghostnik11> stiltzkin, it worked before i used update manager to update to firefox 10
[00:55] <stiltzkin> ghostnik11, showing fine on my machine on Fx 10.0.02...maybe reinstall Firefox?
[00:55] <Guest51924> whisk  : whatnow? :)
[00:56] <ignoredthoughts> where in xchat do I set up an autoreply to NickServ for my identify?
[00:56] <ghostnik11> stiltzkin, will do a reinstall via synaptic and see if that solves the issue
[00:56] <stiltzkin> ghostnik11, make sure to do a "completely remove" of firefox first to purge any configs that may have been messed up
[00:56] <VisualAssassin> what is the best version of ubuntu that is not as laggy or buggy? any suggestions would be helpful
[00:57] <stiltzkin> ghostnik11, as one command you can do "sudo apt-get purge firefox && sudo apt-get install firefox"
[00:57] <capslock286> I use two keyboard layouts; swedish and Greek. Now, Greek is stuck on the log-in screen and it won't let me change layout. I cannot make any sudo-commands as I'm on my guest account on my own computer :-( Can anyone help?
[00:57] <ignoredthoughts> VisualAssassin, it depends on your comp
[00:57] <ignoredthoughts> VisualAssassin, what are you running on?
[00:57] <capslock286> I Use 12.04.
[00:58] <aguitel> i am in 10.04 ;network-manager applet icon say i am not connected but i am ,whay happens this?
[00:58] <ignoredthoughts> aguitel
[00:58] <ignoredthoughts> when you boot do you get
[00:58] <ignoredthoughts> Waiting for Network configuration?
[00:58] <ghostnik11> stiltzkin, synaptic is telling me if i do a complete removal it will install chromium automatically, but i don't want that, i need firefox because its for a little kindergartener, who in school is used to firefox
[00:58] <Haig_220> hello world :)
[00:58] <VisualAssassin> I am running on a celeron m with 1.5GBS
[00:58] <ignoredthoughts> VisualAssassin, what RAM?
[00:58] <stiltzkin> ghostnik11, don't use synaptic, just issue the purge and install commands
[00:59] <VisualAssassin> this machine used to have windows vista on it than i got rid of that an installed ubuntu 10.04 and I have upgraded to 11.04 i think but its a little laggy
[00:59] <VisualAssassin> i think it is ddr2, i upgraded a while ago and cant remember
[00:59] <capslock286> anyone that  has got a clue on how to solve layout problem on login?
[01:00] <bill2012> the instructions say, "If you run a -desktop version of ubuntu...." how do i tell if i am?
[01:00] <ghostnik11> stiltzkin, even running the commands via terminal still says chromium will be installed but will just do it, then run sudo apt-get install firefox after the purge even though chromium will be installed
[01:01] <fhsales> hey people
[01:01] <fhsales> i need some help
[01:01] <ignoredthoughts> does chromium still have a ton of mem leaks?
[01:01] <Athanasius> amaroks: Possibly, but I'm not sure how
[01:02] <Athanasius> I'm a little rusty on linux CLI
[01:02] <cordyceps> Audacious, the music player, won't let me edit the track info. Says I don't have permission. What to do?
[01:02] <ghostnik11> stiltzkin, okay command just finished in terminal will see if it works now
[01:03] <capslock286> problems with layout configuration at login. Anyone who would like to troubleshoot?
[01:03] <fhsales> hey people
[01:03] <fhsales> can someone help me?
[01:04] <Muelli> !anyone | fhsales
[01:04] <Muelli> cordyceps: well, maybe you don't have the permissions. You can probably edit them using the file manager
[01:05] <bill2012> the instructions say, "If you run a -desktop version of ubuntu...." how do i tell if i am?
[01:05] <ghostnik11> stiltzin, still doesn't work, will try chromium to see if the .jsp website will actually load
[01:05] <Muelli> bill2012: can you click stuff, then yes ;-)
[01:05] <krycom> there are several listings of wine in ubuntu software center,  If I want to run World of Warcraft,  which one should I download?
[01:05] <Muelli> capslock286: hm. What exactly are "layout problems"?
[01:06] <bill2012> heh.  well, actually, i still need to know *which* -desktop version
[01:06] <mayko> Hi all; I'm running lubuntu 11.10 on a dell inspiron. Sometime in the last day, my microphone has stopped working. I've run through the obvious things, played with alsamixer and pavucontrol, reinstalled the OS, cleaned the plug in case it had clear nailpolish on it... no good. Here is the alsa report, which I understand may be useful. Halp? http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=306da35832559ecef3fa9c71022caa96728fbc09
[01:06] <capslock286> I'm stuck on Greek layout at login and cannot change it even with sudo commands as my keyboard layout in is stuck on Greek alhabet, which is different than latin.
[01:06] <Muelli> I don't know krycom, but I'd just the most appealing one and try. I don't think you can mess things up with that.
[01:06] <Muelli> bill2012: lsb_release -a or so.
[01:06] <cordyceps> Muelli: these are mp3s, the file manager give the correct title, but the so-called track info is differnt. How do I give myself permission please?
[01:07] <Muelli> cordyceps: hm. Can't you right click the file in the file manager and then edit permissions?
[01:07] <Muelli> capslock286: you mean during login you have a greek keyboard layout? I.e. you can't enter your password correctly/
[01:07] <fhsales> does anybody knows how to configure wireless connection on ubuntu 10.04?
[01:07] <Zaitzev> I just installed apache2, haven't touched any configurations yet, what do I need to do to make the server accessible from WAN?
[01:08] <Muelli> fhsales: yes.
[01:08] <Muelli> Zaitzev: that should be it.
[01:08] <capslock286> Muelli: That's correct.
[01:08] <Zaitzev> Muelli: Apparently it's not working
[01:08] <Muelli> Zaitzev: you can check with "netstat -tulpen" on which interfaces apache is listening.
[01:08] <Muelli> Zaitzev: how do you know it's not working?
[01:09] <Muelli> capslock286: hm. And do you know whether you use GDM or lightdm?
[01:09] <fhsales> Muelli: i worked it out some commands to make ubuntu recognize my usb wireless adapter. it seemed to work. In the end it says device is not ready.what should i do now?
[01:09] <Muelli> capslock286: at least GDM should support switching the layout. I don't know about lightdm. But I'd consider it a bug if it didn't
[01:09] <Zaitzev> hm
[01:09] <Zaitzev> nvm
[01:09] <capslock286> Muelli: I use te standard login sceen manager in 12.04
[01:09] <bill2012> it just tells me that i'm running hoary....which i already knew.
[01:09] <Muelli> fhsales: who says "device not ready"?
[01:09] <synner> so, i got a quick question about ubuntu
[01:09] <ztag100> What programs can I use for widgets on my desktop?
[01:09] <synner> somehow, python kinda broke apt-get
[01:10] <cordyceps> I've got permission, their in Music. The titles in the file mgr are correct. BUT when I right click the audacious line, the so called track-into is incorrect. It's editable but I can't save it.
[01:10] <ztag100> I've been using conky but its not as nice as I thought
[01:10] <Muelli> capslock286: oh, then #ubuntu+1 is probably the appropriate channel
[01:10] <ghostnik11> how can i download firefox 9 or 8 for ubuntu because firefox 10 won't let my kindergartener go on her tickettoread.com website to do her work
[01:10] <capslock286> muelli: thanks,
[01:10] <cordyceps> *track info
[01:10] <benois> Look at this:
[01:10] <benois> "asa victim of male circumcisio nand male genital mutilation thsis whoel god dman coutnry its goverments and its relgions can literall ycrumble into hell and rot for all i care"
[01:11] <Muelli> ghostnik11: you can check available versions with "apt-cache policy firefox". I doubt an older version will be available though.
[01:11] <fhsales> Muelli, in the top right corner of my desktop there is a connection icon. when i put my mouse on it, it appears wireless networks: device  not ready
[01:11] <cordyceps> benois: ot
[01:11] <Muelli> fhsales: hm. Do you know what chip is in the device? I.e is that something weird like Broadcom?
[01:11] <synner> so? no clue regarding python with natty updates?
[01:11] <benois> That's what male circumcision can do a man's psyche.
[01:11] <Muelli> cordyceps: how do you know that you've got permissinos?
[01:12] <Muelli> !details | synner
[01:12] <cordyceps> the usual way ls -l
[01:12] <Muelli> cordyceps: and what does it say on the file in question?
[01:12] <ghostnik11> Muelli, yeah i did the command in terminal and it only shows firefox 10, but firefox 10 is the problem, because on chromium the site works when i put in her login info, but in ff10 it doesn't load anything after she puts in her login info
[01:13] <fhsales> muelli Realtek 8192 SU chipset
[01:13] <ghostnik11> Muelli, i wish i never updated to this new ff10
[01:13] <fhsales> Muelli Realtek 8192SU chipset
[01:13] <Erealz> hey guys i was just wondering what software package controls screen brightness?
[01:13] <hiexpo> hola ubuntu
[01:13] <Muelli> ghostnik11: well. I think you have to somehow get an older version then. Can't really help with that. Compiling it on your own is very tough.
[01:14] <Muelli> !info xbacklight | Erealz
[01:14]  * cordyceps backing out the door, guns blazing...
[01:14] <Pseudonym113> #ANONYMOUS
[01:14] <hiexpo> Erealz, F3
[01:15] <Muelli> fhsales: hm. I think that should work then. So what I'd do, is to pull the stick out, reboot, do a dmesg -c, plug it in, and pastebin the result of a new "dmesg -c"
[01:15] <ghostnik11> Muelli, the thing is i think its closed because when i do a search in google i only get firefox 10 versions
[01:15] <mayko> bump for a missing mic?
[01:16] <grid_bug> what package provides /usr/bin/phonet-at ?
[01:16] <mbai> What is the x window system I want to run to get a bare xserver with nothing in it?
[01:16] <Muelli> ghostnik11: well. What can I say? If you're not able to find an old version, there's probably little we can do for you. I don't know where to get firefox support from.
[01:16] <sgo11> hi, after every reboot, the /etc/resolv.conf becomes empty. I have to give nameserver manually. my current interfaces setup: http://pastebin.com/4GuVFJ8V  what is the problem? thanks.
[01:16] <fhsales> Muelli, dmesg -c is a command i should put in the terminal? and what is pastebin? i never used ubuntu before.:)
[01:16] <Muelli> ghostnik11: but well, it's probably a bug in firefox if it used to work but doesn't anymore. So feel free to file that.
[01:16] <whatsphere> liked it : http://whatsphere.com/whatsphere4/
[01:16] <Muelli> !pastebin | fhsales
[01:17] <Muelli> fhsales: yes, dmesg -c is a terminal command. Ctrl+Alt+T should give you a terminal.
[01:17] <bill2012> sgoll:  sounds like dhcp is rewriting it
[01:17] <ghostnik11> Muelli, cool i will i will have to tell her to use chromium but it takes away from what she is used to in her computer lab
[01:17] <fhsales> Muelli, it says Operation not permitted
[01:17] <Muelli> grid_bug: check packages.ubuntu.com
[01:17] <Muelli> fhsales: unplug, reboot, sudo dmesg -c, plug in, sudo dmesg -c
[01:18] <synner> sure: I am running natty. After running apt-get update/upgrade, i received an error about python dev, requiring 2.7.1-ubuntu5 but python_2.7.1-ubuntu5.1 is installed
[01:18] <synner> when i install it, i get the error _struct is not defined
[01:18] <Muelli> synner: can you pastebin us the full output?
[01:18] <synner> of course
[01:19] <sgo11> bill2012, just saw your reply. so how to solve this problem? I have two PCs with the same ubuntu release 11.10. another one does not have this problem, but that one is using dhcp instead of static ip address. by the way, my nick is one one not ll. thanks.
[01:19] <amaroks> Hello:::::: Massive packet loss when server doesnt have DDoS attack and server load is just fine what it measn? network issue?
[01:19] <synner> here is the output: http://pastebin.com/mpRAfEuy
[01:19] <synner> i really appreciate it, i am out of ideas
[01:20] <Halexander9000> Um, a little help here please? http://pastebin.com/3SSdCiTF
[01:20] <Muelli> synner: can you fully quote your shell please, i.e. including the command you've run
[01:20] <haylo> why cant i get voice on ##linux ??
[01:20] <bill2012> oops sorry... anyway, i know unix, not ubuntu, so i can't help beyond that
[01:20] <Muelli> synner: just like Halexander9000 just did it. Very well done :
[01:20] <Muelli> )
[01:20] <norc> http://pastie.org/3492862  << this is my /etc/init/openvpn.conf
[01:21] <Halexander9000> Muelli: What did I just do?
[01:21] <Muelli> synner: hm. looks like it's b0rken. Try a apt-get update
[01:21] <sgo11> another problem is the network settings, all options are grayed out. I can not edit it for my card. why?
[01:21] <norc> When I type service openvpn start, it hangs (stdin still seems to work) - the status of the service is running, but the exec command is never executed.
[01:21] <Muelli> Halexander9000: you pasted a nice shell quote :)
[01:21] <norc> Can somebody point me in the right direction here?
[01:21] <fhsales> Muelli
[01:21] <synner> i tried apt-get update
[01:21] <norc> (Already send HUP to init with kill in case the inotify interface didnt work properly to let know about the file)
[01:21] <Halexander9000> Muelli: Thank you.
[01:22] <amaroks> guysss, what is this command: /usr/sbin/dae
[01:22] <Muelli> Halexander9000: FWIW: you can use GNOME-Shell to record your desktop (with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R IIRC) or Istanbul.
[01:22] <fhsales> Muelli i have done that. i dont understand a thing it is written, but it appears in the end the OS is trying to download the firmware.but i do not have internet on that computer.
[01:22] <synner> i also tried manually installing packages (dpkg -i). I also tried installing/reinstalling. I also did apt-get -f install
[01:22] <Muelli> synner: can you pastebin us the (full!) output of apt-get update?
[01:22] <synner> sure
[01:22] <Halexander9000> Muelli: What what?
[01:22] <Muelli> fhsales: well. bad then.
[01:23] <Muelli> Halexander9000: you try to record your screen, no? And it fails. I've just mentioned alternatives to ffmpeg's screenrecord.
[01:23] <norc> http://pastie.org/3492862  << this is my /etc/init/openvpn.conf - when I try to start the service via `service openvpn start' it hangs, the exec command is never executed. But upstart *thinks* the process is running. Already tried `kill -HUP 1' with no luck
[01:23] <MrKeuner> hello, gnome-launchers cannot trigger firefox, how can I make them do that
[01:23] <norc> errrr
[01:23] <norc> whops, sorry for reposting.
[01:23] <mayko> bump - can anyone help me get my microphone working? It's important since my computer is my phone :o
[01:24] <Halexander9000> Muelli: ffmpeg is the alternative here, and I'm trying to make is work.
[01:24] <Halexander9000> Muelli: My machine, in case you're wondering is an ASUS EEE PC 904HD from 2008.
[01:24] <Muelli> Halexander9000: sorry. I don't know anything about that. I used istanbul or GNOME-shell and it used to just work.
[01:24] <Halexander9000> Muelli: I used the gtk-recordmydesktop to record a gaming session on a 640 by 480 screen with stereo audio in an .ogv file.
[01:24] <MrKeuner> They were triggering chromium when it was installed
[01:24] <synner> Muelli: full apt-get update / install : http://pastebin.com/n7TEuKBN
[01:24] <Halexander9000> Muelli: That file plays just fine, and it uploads and plays on youtube just as well.
[01:24] <JosephHarrietha>  Do I have to escape the space in the if statement here:  if [ -e "$cydiaPath/Sections/bAd *" ]
[01:24] <Muelli> mayko: hm. maybe check pa-prefs and alsamixer.
[01:24] <MrKeuner> what's wrong with my firefox installation?
[01:24] <Halexander9000> Muelli: But when I try to edit it, Kdenlive and OpenShot, both don't even play the file properly in the preview window, much less render it without artifacts. Same thing happens when I try to convert it.
[01:24] <JosephHarrietha>  Its checking if a file with bAd(space)* exists, is it correct how i've done it?
[01:25] <Muelli> oh, okay Halexander9000. Sorry. No idea.
[01:25] <orlok> Halexander9000: Hah, i use an eee901!
[01:25] <sgo11> anyone any ideas? network settings are not editable. DNS gets reset to empty in every reboot. ubuntu 11.10. use static ip with the configuration of interfaces file. thanks.
[01:25] <Halexander9000> Muelli: That's why I'm trying ffmpeg. I've been recompiling and unmaking all day long for the past two days. I'm sick of it.
[01:25] <mayko> Muelli: I have tried alsamixer and pulseaudio. When I open pulseaudio the mic is unmuted, but even when turned all the way up the levels bar is dead.
[01:25] <Halexander9000> orlok: Can you record your own desktop and edit the resulting video file?
[01:26] <Muelli> jep JosephHarrietha. Bonuspoints if you do smth like "${variable}/ ..."
[01:26] <mayko> ed: when I open pavucontrol
[01:26] <norc> sgo11: It sounds like some unwanted process is "hijacking" your configuration files and changing them back. Which filesystem are you using?
[01:26] <orlok> Halexander9000: I would not try...
[01:26] <Muelli> mayko: and you plugged the mic in? ;-)
[01:26] <rattatoue> sgo11, did you set the dns in your /etc/resolv.conf?
[01:26] <Muelli> sgo11: well. You probably run NetworkManager, no? I guess it overwrites that stuff for you.
[01:27] <Halexander9000> orlok: You have an SSD right? I have a 160 HDD but I doubt the hardware differs in any other aspect. So why not?
[01:27] <mayko> Muelli: the microphone is plugged in, in the mic hole, and unmuted.
[01:27] <norc> Muelli: It shouldnt.
[01:27] <sgo11> norc, ext4. I don't really agree that. I think it's networkmanager problem.
[01:27] <stiltzkin> fhsales, any luck with that card?
[01:27] <norc> sgo11: Want an overkill workaround?
[01:27] <Muelli> !sound | mayko
[01:27] <sgo11> rattatoue, inside that file, it says "# Generated by NetworkManager". I edited it. then reboot. become empty.
[01:28] <sgo11> norc, not really. I think it's network manager problem.
[01:28] <rattatoue> sgo11, you could turn off the write permission of that file once you have it set, that way nothing could change it
[01:28] <sgo11> Muelli, I think I run networkmanager.
[01:28] <fhsales> stiltzkin it says device not ready
[01:28] <Muelli> sgo11: yeah, it's the default. So configure NetworkManager then, I'd say
[01:28] <JosephHarrietha> Muelli, Heh, thank you
[01:29] <norc> sgo11: Well, I'd write what I need into the file, mark it as immutable, kick back and watch a movie.
[01:29] <sgo11> rattatoue, it's a workaround. I can do that. but it doesn't really solve the problem.
[01:29] <norc> sgo11: Note, *that* is overkill though. ;)
[01:29] <tazjin> Is it possible to change the menu bar at the top to always show the different menus?
[01:29] <norc> rattatoue: That wont be enough.
[01:29] <Muelli> hm synner. Looks like your installation goes mad. What does apt-cache policy python{,-minimal} say?
[01:29] <tazjin> I find it a bit confusing to have to hover over them first
[01:29] <norc> rattatoue: You need to mark it immutable, because applications can and sometimes even do adapt file permissions in order to change that. Since he uses ext4 which supports immutable - that'd be the way to do it.
[01:29] <Muelli> !networkmanager | sgo11
[01:29] <sgo11> Muelli, how to configure networkmanager? in the panel --> network settings, every option is grayed out. in nm-nework-editor, the edit buttion is grayed out.
[01:30] <sgo11> Muelli, is that because I edit interfaces file by root for static IP?
[01:30] <rattatoue> norc, I have used the file permissions way without any problem even on ext4. When I had the same prob he is having. So yes it does work.
[01:30] <Muelli> yeah sgo11, probably because it somehow thinks it's a managed interface. Probably because you messed around with it
[01:31] <Halexander9000> Guys, is orlok really dead?
[01:31] <synner> here is the output ofthe apt-cache: http://pastebin.com/uzH8VZNY
[01:31] <krycek> who?
[01:31] <Muelli> sgo11: maybe check files in /etc/NetworkManager/ whether they look alright. If you're keen, you can also try to reset NetworkManager configuration, i.e. with smth like dpkg-reconfigure -p low networkmanager or so. Don't know really how to do it.
[01:31] <sgo11> well. I think I will try something. will get offline for now. back later. thanks.
[01:31] <norc> So, does anyone have any idea for my upstart problem?
[01:32] <sgo11> Muelli, ok. let me try something first. will be back soon. :)
[01:32] <krycek> sudo rm -rf /tptb
[01:32] <Muelli> hm synner. What does "apt-get install --reinstall python python-minimal" give you?
[01:33] <synner> Muelli: http://pastebin.com/sQJsMqda
[01:34] <mayko> Muelli: I have been through most of these already. I've played with alsa, editted the alsa config file,  pavucontrol, reinstalled pulseaudio, reinstalled the os. Here is my alsa report if it helps: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=306da35832559ecef3fa9c71022caa96728fbc09
[01:34] <Muelli> well mayko. Has the mic ever worked?
[01:35] <Muelli> hm synner. Interesting how you managed to screw that up ;-) Lemme think...
[01:35] <mayko> Yes. it abruptly stopped sometime yesterday.
[01:35] <Muelli> eh, synnern. WTF? Why do you have stuff in /usr/local/?!
[01:35] <Muelli> synner: ^^
[01:36] <synner> i am in /usr/local because i wanted to make sure that python is a symlink to python2.7
[01:36] <synner> i dont mind moving to /home/myUser
[01:36] <Muelli> hm mayko. weird then. If you've checked everything, including alsamixer and pavucontrol and pa-prefs, I am out of ideas, sorry.
[01:36] <mayko> ok thanx
[01:36] <Muelli> synner: yes. please. Do you remember having done smth similar/
[01:37] <whatsphere> http://whatsphere.com/whatsphere4/
[01:37] <Muelli> may I suspect that to be SPAM?
[01:37] <synner> i did it this morning. i had the apt-get GUI
[01:37] <synner> and i clicked yes
[01:37] <synner> not even command line or anything
[01:38] <key2> http://whatsphere.com/whatsphere4 http://whatsphere.com/whatsphere4/
[01:38] <key2> oops
[01:38] <key2> wrong channel
[01:38] <fhsales> Muelli are you still there? here is the pastebin from before i put the usb wireless http://paste.ubuntu.com/862799/
[01:38] <rattatoue> synner, check in /usr/local/bin/ and see if there is a python executable in there or not. Please.
[01:38] <Muelli> fhsales: after you've plugged it in is more important ;-)
[01:38] <Muelli> well synner. please move all /usr/local out of the way for now.
[01:39] <synner> rattatoue: There is one
[01:39] <synner> so, i should move it?
[01:39] <Muelli> synner: yes. everything.
[01:39] <krycek> if you type 420 in google as he is your friend you will find it out
[01:39] <rattatoue> synner, just temporary rename it to something else
[01:39] <synner> done
[01:39] <fhsales> ok
[01:39] <fhsales> Muelli here is the after http://paste.ubuntu.com/862802/
[01:39] <Raymond_> g++-4.4 is dependant on libstdc++6-4.4-dev and vis versa
[01:39] <fhsales> ^^.
[01:39] <krycek> oO
[01:40] <krycek> sudo -i guys meh!
[01:40] <Muelli> synner: so do a apt-get install -f :)
[01:40] <rattatoue> synner, now run sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:40] <krycek> rm -rf /me
[01:40] <Raymond_> and niether will install
[01:40] <Raymond_> neither
[01:41] <synner> Wow
[01:41] <synner> it solved it
[01:41] <Muelli> well synner. You screwed up. We solved it ;-)
[01:41] <synner> how come?
[01:41] <synner> how could i have it in there?
[01:42] <rattatoue> synner, im curious which command? mine or muellis
[01:42] <Muelli> synner: because you put stuff in /usr/local/
[01:42] <synner> Rattatoue: yours
[01:42] <Muelli> fhsales: can you pastebin us "apt-cache policy linux-firmware" and "dpkg --listfiles linux-firmware"?
[01:42] <rattatoue> synner, glad you got it working. This way for furture reference.
[01:43] <fhsales> Muelli, i will go out now, but i will be back in a few minutes.
[01:43] <synner> wow
[01:43] <synner> thanks
[01:43] <rattatoue> synner, no problem. I write python scripts too. So I know errors like that can be pains
[01:43] <Muelli> fhsales: well. You need to have this package installed. If you haven't, get it from here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/all/linux-firmware/download
[01:43] <Raymond_> g++-4.4 is dependant on libstdc++6-4.4-dev and vis versa and neither will install
[01:43] <krnl> i login to the server as root, and try to change user with "su foo". ~/.profile of user foo is not read. how can check what can be the error?
[01:43] <Muelli> !details | Raymond_
[01:44] <Raymond_> 10.04 LTS
[01:44] <Raymond_> lucid
[01:44] <Muelli> !enter | Raymond_
[01:44] <Muelli> krnl: does that happen with "sudo -i" or "sudo -s", too?
[01:45] <Raymond_> Muelli, g++-4.4 is dependant on libstdc++6-4.4-dev and vis versa and neither will install, i am using 10.04 LTS
[01:45] <hiexpo> :)
[01:46] <Muelli> sorry Raymond_. But that's not detailed at all. Again: What are you doing, what happens and what have you expected instead
[01:46] <hiexpo> :0
[01:46] <krnl> Muelli: i try to change to user "foo" and not *do* something with it. i would like to use su instead of su. or did i misunderstand you? "su -s foo" says "Cannot execute foo: No such.."
[01:46] <tazjin> Does anybody know which apt-get package has the largest dependency tree?
[01:46] <krnl> and invalid option for "-i"
[01:46] <Muelli> krnl: "sudo -s -u foo" and "sudo -i -u foo'
[01:46] <Raymond_> muelli, both programs are dependent on each other and will not install
[01:47] <Muelli> sorry Raymond_. But that's not detailed at all. Again: What are you doing, what happens and what have you expected instead
[01:47] <Raymond_> muelli, are you a bot?
[01:47]  * krycek 420!!!
[01:47] <krnl> Muelli: with "-i" it works, thanks a lot!
[01:48] <hiexpo> what sudo su
[01:48] <Muelli> :) no krnl
[01:48] <sgo11> Muelli, rattatoue, norc,  just FYI. I have solved the network problem. The problem is basically caused by editing /etc/network/interfaces file by me/root manually. NetworkManager can not edit the interfaecs file. so everything in NetworkManager is grayed out and it can not set DNS properly. what I did is: (1) remove all configs about eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces with sudo (2) reboot and re-configure eth0 by using NetworkManager interface. it will save this
[01:48] <sgo11> config in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections. after then, everything works fine.
[01:48] <krycek> sudo -i then exit then sudo -i then exit then sudo -i
[01:48] <Muelli> sgo11: :) As I've said.
[01:48] <rattatoue> sgo11, glad it all works!
[01:48] <sgo11> Muelli, rattatoue thanks. ^_^
[01:49] <kaen> My toshiba laptop overheats like crazy, happens in 11.10 and 12.04, but not windows. It seems this a known bug but I can't find a solution. Can someone point me to a starting place?
[01:50] <Raymond_> muelli, both .deb programs are dependent on each other and the dependency recommendation is the other program for both programs
[01:50] <Omni|Work> The bugzilla4 package is available for Natty. I've installed it. But I can't find anything about it on packages.ubuntu.com
[01:51] <kaen> dpkg -i --force-install foo.deb bar.deb
[01:51] <Raymond_> both .deb programs are dependent on each other and the dependency recommendation is the other program for both programs
[01:51] <kaen> Worked in the past for me
[01:52] <sponix> want to ensure that my HD is named the same /dev/sda each time on boot. Seems my machine randomly assigns it either sda or sdf, this makes for issues with mapping raw devices for VirtualBox (Solaris ZFS Raidz) ... Fun times
[01:52] <norc> Raymond_: It's called a circular dependency and shouldn't happen. Report it as a bug.
[01:52] <Muelli> sponix: check udev rules.
[01:52] <Raymond_> norc, thx
[01:53] <norc> Raymond_: although I wonder, which is the current stable version in ubuntu of gcc?
[01:53] <sponix> Muelli: I know nothing of udev rules, take it you are saying that is what I need to research to force the device naming ?
[01:54] <Raymond_> norc, i downloaded from packages.ubuntu.com the one for lucid
[01:54] <norc> Raymond_: ..........
[01:54] <norc> Raymond_: How are you installing this?
[01:54] <kaen> lol
[01:54] <Raymond_> norc, its a .deb
[01:54] <Muelli> sponix: yes. Although I'm quite surprised that udev gives you random names. I though we were past this.. So yeah, check /etc/udev/rules.d/, there will probably be rules which assign names to devices
[01:54] <norc> Raymond_: What's wrong with apt-get?
[01:54] <norc> Raymond_: It handles all the dependencies like magic.
[01:54] <Raymond_> norc, no internet connection
[01:54] <norc> Raymond_: Give me a second
[01:55] <Raymond_> norc, i am installing ndiswrapper
[01:55] <trism> Omni|Work: you must have adding a ppa for it, possibly related bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bugzilla/+bug/919628 (see comment #1)
[01:55] <takumi> is there a way to open accdb files with openoffice on ubuntu? anyone know anything?
[01:55] <Omni|Work> I've installed the package 'bugzilla4' on my Ubuntu natty system, but I can't find any information about it on packages.ubuntu.com
[01:55] <norc> Raymond_: There's a tool for you, give me a sec
[01:56] <Omni|Work> trism: Thanks.
[01:57] <Omni|Work> That explains it. :-/
[01:57] <norc> Raymond_: Obviously there's the possibility to install from CD repositories, but there's a neater package that produces shell scripts that download the packages required, which you can put on an USB drive, execute on another machine, plug the USB drive into your old machine, and it will use that as a repository.
[01:57]  * norc has to remember its name
[01:58] <norc> Raymond_: apt-zip
[01:58] <GaryDev> Linux noobie looking for some advice on creating a script to run at boot time. I have a custom program that I run with "./cdserv foldername &" .. it basically runs a server application that listens on a port, and since they are started in putty, it needs the & to tell it to keep running after putty closes.
[01:59] <norc> GaryDev: can you be more specific with 'boot time' ?
[01:59] <GaryDev> I have the script made in init.d and I can run it... and it does "run" the software, but I can't exit putty and keep it running...
[02:00] <Raymond_> norc, thankyou
[02:00] <christinepea777> what is the syntax for using the --exclude flag in tar?
[02:00] <takumi> is there a way to open accdb files with openoffice on ubuntu? anyone know anything?
[02:00] <norc> GaryDev: Use upstart.
[02:00] <norc> GaryDev: and ignore init.d
[02:00] <GaryDev> we run an old msn zone type server.. game lobbies for playing crimson skies etc...
[02:00] <GaryDev> upstart? sorry, never heard of that.. (my bad...)
[02:01] <norc> GaryDev: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/
[02:01] <norc> GaryDev: It's what you want. :)
[02:01] <norc> and its much easier and comfortable to use and less convoluted than the alternatives
[02:01] <GaryDev> I will look at it, thanks kindly for the advice
[02:02] <GaryDev> like I say, I can run the script.. but it seems to ignore the & part, so when I exit, the software also stops
[02:03] <GaryDev> and of course, the server has no GUI part to it...
[02:03] <takumi> is there a way to open accdb files with openoffice on ubuntu? anyone know anything?
[02:05] <norc> takumi: No luck if you want to use the native openoffice afaik.
[02:05] <norc> *native linux openoffice
[02:07] <norc> takumi: Reason is you need some proprietary software from Microsoft to open them, which only work on windows and are proprietary/closed source
[02:07] <takumi> i have libre office but accdb isnt an option...
[02:07] <GaryDev> noroc... reading the docs and stuff. I don't want to change any of the ubuntu LTS starting items, do I *have* to change everything to work with upstart, or can I just use it to start our lobby software at boot time?
[02:07] <takumi> i was able to open it on my windows pc with openoffce before i installed access
[02:09] <norc> takumi: Yes, because you probably have the right drivers installed
[02:09] <norc> takumi: specifically these: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=23734
[02:09] <norc> takumi: You could try wine + OpenOffice + that driver package.
[02:10]  * krycek lights it ### ###### ######### ## ####
[02:11] <bitjix> sup all. would anyone be able to tell me what version of python comes ported on the latest version of ubuntu? i'm running 10.04 LTS, and I'm curious as to when the switch Python 3.x occur
[02:11] <MrKeuner> hello, when chromium installed xdg-open mygnomedesktoplauncher.desktop opened in chromium, when uninstalled chromium xdg-open mygnomedesktoplauncher.desktop does not open the url in launcher file in firefox. how can I fix that?
[02:12] <norc> MrKeuner: err. what?
[02:12] <norc> bitjix: embrace http://packages.ubuntu.com/ :)
[02:13] <MrKeuner> norc, familiar with xdg-open?
[02:13] <norc> MrKeuner: Yes.
[02:13] <MrKeuner> norc, where can I set what url handler it uses?
[02:14] <MrKeuner> norc, I'd like gnome launchers tirh url location to launch in firefox
[02:14] <MrKeuner> s/tirh/with
[02:14] <norc> MrKeuner: Look at xdg-open to see what it does.
[02:15] <norc> MrKeuner: But IIRC its an environment variable $BROWSER
[02:16] <norc> MrKeuner: ah well thats ugly. apparently you should simply use update-alternatives
[02:16] <MrKeuner> norc, x-www-browser?
[02:16] <norc> MrKeuner: yes
[02:17] <bitjix> i see that packages for python 3 and 2 are available. but which one will be default?
[02:18] <MrKeuner> norc, set that one already, also gnome-www-browser
[02:18] <norc> bitjix: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=python&searchon=names&suite=oneiric&section=all
[02:18] <MrKeuner> norc, does not help
[02:18] <norc> bitjix: Its pretty obvious.
[02:19] <bitjix> norc: ahh. sorry i didn't see the "default version" in the description
[02:19] <bitjix> thanks though
[02:19] <norc> MrKeuner: mhm, they use different mechanics then, just try the $BROWSER environment variable - I believe thats what xdg-open uses
[02:19] <MrKeuner> norc, http://pastebin.com/asWRy87h this is the launcher file I am trying to open
[02:20] <norc> bitjix: for a more generic overview across distribution versions, just use `any' rather than `oneiric' like I did: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=python&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all
[02:20] <MrKeuner> export BROWSER="/usr/bin/firefox"; xdg-open test.desktop still opens in gedit instead of firefox
[02:21] <GaryDev> norc: I tried to grab upstart using webmin, but apparently it is already installed in the distro from the ISP... no clue where it is or how to use it.. looking at the 'cookbook'
[02:21] <norc> GaryDev: upstart is one of the core components of ubuntu :)
[02:22] <GaryDev> there ya go... sucks being a linux noobie
[02:23] <MrKeuner> norc, xdg-open "http://www.google.com" open in firefox, xdg-open mylauncher.desktop does not
[02:23] <norc> MrKeuner: That's MIME specific for the mylauncher.desktop file then
[02:23] <norc> MrKeuner: Sorry didn't read carefully.
[02:24] <MrKeuner> norc, can you elaborate a bit more?
[02:24] <GaryDev> this is too complex... *screams*
[02:24] <norc> GaryDev: Well it's extremely powerful. But to get an idea, just open /etc/init/cron.conf
[02:25] <norc> GaryDev: That's what a very simplistic job looks like, which can be manually started and stopped via `service cron start' or `service cron stop' << cron is deduced from the filename /etc/init/cron.conf
[02:26] <norc> GaryDev: In all likelihood that's what your service should look like (except `exec cron' will be `exec command-to-be-executed' in your case) if you don't need any of the fancy facilities that upstart has to offer
[02:27] <MrKeuner> is there a standard for url launchers in ubuntu?
[02:27] <norc> MrKeuner: give me a second
[02:28] <GaryDev> norc: I used to be a wiz in dos and cp/m... I could never grasp linux. Most of my problem comes from not knowing just the simple basics. These things you talk about, you know... and are totally greek to me. ... but I will look at the files you said, and see if I can make sense of them
[02:29] <norc> MrKeuner: /usr/share/applications (or ~/.local/share/applications) contains the file associations that xdg-open uses
[02:29] <norc> (if it's not an URL)
[02:30] <norc> GaryDev: the /etc/init/cron.conf is extremely simple :)
[02:30] <MrKeuner> norc, /usr/share/applications/defaults.list?
[02:30] <norc> MrKeuner: for example.
[02:31] <thelodger> Hey all, just noticed that sending a running apt-get upgrade to background using ctrl-z makes it stop. Is it planned that way? I'm on Maverick btw
[02:31] <MrKeuner> norc, what sort of line should I be looking in there? text/html?
[02:32] <tensorpudding> thelodger, ^z suspends the process
[02:32] <GaryDev> simple... if you understand it. :(
[02:32] <norc> MrKeuner: check your /etc/mime.types to see
[02:32] <tensorpudding> it doesn't background it
[02:32] <MrKeuner> norc, for this file... http://pastebin.com/asWRy87h
[02:32] <norc> MrKeuner: or more generally xdg-mime
[02:32] <tensorpudding> thelodger, if you want to background it, run bg %<job> where <job> is the number of the job
[02:33] <tensorpudding> thelodger, you can see running jobs with the jobs command
[02:33] <norc> MrKeuner: coincidentally xdg-mime can also set the default application
[02:33] <norc> (for a mimetype)
[02:33] <fhsales> Does anybody understands on configuring wireless networks?
[02:34] <tensorpudding> thelodger, conversely you can foreground it with fg %<job>, or disown it (separating it completely from the shell) by disown %<job>
[02:34] <fachex> hello Ufellows!
[02:34] <norc> GaryDev: What part about it dont you understand?
[02:34] <tensorpudding> thelodger, does that make sense?
[02:35] <thelodger> tensorpudding, Doh! Thanks for that, for some reason I thought ^z sent it to the background while still running =/ Shows how much I use it =)
[02:36] <sgo11> hi, how can I convert .ttc to .ttf? thanks.
[02:36] <GaryDev> everything. I'm frustrated beyond belief. I've been programming and fixing and building computers for 30 years. I've never HAD to deal with linux until now... I just want to start something and have it run in the background at boot time
[02:36] <fachex> I can't believe what just happened to me. I really need your help. I was installing U. 11.10 and chose the option "updgrade from 11.04", the installation got stuck (all the files were copied) on the keyboard selection. I had not other choice but to force power off, now I have a guess account but NONE of my previous files are there. Help!!! where would they be?
[02:36] <awww> Is anyone by any chance familiar with a bug like this: http://i.imgur.com/19nWL.png   <--- This affect all user account. This problem appeared ever since I installed pidgin-libnotify   and it's dependency, hours later, I come back to find my unity tray all messed up.
[02:37] <krycek> linux is tha shiz!@# sorry to hear that you have deal with linux :( gl
[02:38] <krycek> oh
[02:38] <krycek> tha is the me lol
[02:38] <awww> GaryDev: Why Linux? o_O
[02:39] <krycek> GaryDev: was it microsoft you where working on before linux was dropped in your lap?
[02:39] <GaryDev> linux runs our game lobby servers...
[02:39] <krycek> cool
[02:39] <sgo11> fachex, this may not be a good suggestion. I am newbie too. maybe you can try sudo apt-get -f install # while internet connected.
[02:39] <MrKeuner> GaryDev, you cannot motivate people here to help you getting angry with their toys
[02:39] <norc> GaryDev: description should be obvious. start on/stop on defines which runlevel it starts and stops at (for a normal ubuntu user runlevel 2 means running system), expect fork tells upstart that the process will be forked (into a new process), respawn will make sure the process will respawn if it dies, and exec defines the command to be started.
[02:39] <krycek> and you drift the servers?
[02:39] <GaryDev> ya.. I do a lot in VB and C/C++ and some dot net applications
[02:40] <fachex> sgo11, what would that do?
[02:40] <fachex> please, please don't tell me I lost my files
[02:40] <awww> Does unity 5 need to use a specific upgraded kernel to use before upgrading to unity 5?
[02:41] <sgo11> fachex, -f just fix broken dependencies. if there is a broken dependencies, it will install from online repo.
[02:41] <krycek> fachex: you lost your files ;(
[02:41] <norc> fachex: What filesystem are you using?
[02:41] <awww> -.-
[02:41] <fachex> norc whatever U11.10 uses by defoult
[02:41] <fachex> default
[02:42] <fachex> they should be somewhere
[02:42] <norc> fachex: that should be some ext3 or ext4, which use a journal. a mere power-off will not have damaged your filesystem in any way.
[02:42] <sgo11> fachex, you'd better check if your home directories etc... still there or not. you may need to mount harddrive manually....
[02:42] <GaryDev> when I login to putty, I do a "cd /opt3/dbsservers" then I enter "./cdserv crimson &" and then "./cdserv mechgold &" and repeat that for each game server I want to run
[02:42] <fachex> well this is the problem
[02:42] <fhsales> does anyone knows how to configure Wireless connections?
[02:42] <norc> fachex: Search for them on the entire harddrive. Files dont magically disappear.
[02:42] <fachex>  I was installing U. 11.10 and chose the option "updgrade from 11.04", the installation got stuck (all the files were copied) on the keyboard selection. I had not other choice but to force power off, now I have a guess account but NONE of my previous files are there. Help!!! where would they be?
[02:42] <norc> fachex: Why are you repeating your problem...
[02:43] <fachex> I know, I am extremely stupied for not backing up my files
[02:43] <bastidrazor> GaryDev: add the script to /etc/rc.local and it'll run at boot
[02:43] <fachex> I trusted Ubuntu
[02:43] <GaryDev> I can get the script I made to execute... but it just doesn't parse or do anything with the & command to run in the background
[02:43] <norc> fachex: If you wish people to put you on your ignore list, repeat that question again.
[02:43] <awww> GaryDev: Pretty much. If your goal is to start up servers.
[02:43] <krycek> .sh
[02:43] <fachex> thinking that it would keep my files as it said it would
[02:43] <bastidrazor> krycek: stop that.
[02:44] <norc> GaryDev: Ok so you have a script that you want to be executed when the system starts up?
[02:44] <krycek> oh sry 00
[02:44] <GaryDev> I've been on linux for a few years, our old server was fedora and was solid for 200 days or more. Our new ISP has been having mega hiccups every 4 days, so I just want to start the things needed.. Did one for teamspeak3, and it works...
[02:44] <fachex> norc it was not my intention, I thought you might not have read it and it was trying to update you.
[02:45] <GaryDev> I have the script.. I can run it manually... I know the commands to be used LATER to add it into the boot process
[02:45] <norc> fachex: Well I will tell you again. Files dont magically appear. And a power-off will not cause any files on your filesystem to disappear because it uses a journal to prevent exactly that.
[02:45] <norc> GaryDev: Does that script start anything permanent like a service?
[02:46] <GaryDev> if the script would JUST run in the background, life would be perfect... (or run the software we run)
[02:46] <GaryDev> not a service persay no...
[02:46] <sgo11> fachex, can you login with guest account? what df -h gives you? and sudo fdisk -l gives you? show them in a pastebin.
[02:46] <fachex> norc, any idea on how to get them back? you are right U did not format my drive, I hope..I thought i was just replacing the system files
[02:46] <etyrnal> how do i change where the nfs kernel server logs to?
[02:46] <norc> GaryDev: Copy the cron job from /etc/init/cron.conf, remove the `expect fork', adapt the description accordingly, and change the command AFTER `exec' to execute your script. Then put that file into /etc/init/
[02:46] <fachex> sgo11, Yes I can login
[02:46] <norc> GaryDev: thats it. magic done.
[02:47] <GaryDev> it is a "server", in that it comunicates packets that are just text
[02:47] <GaryDev> norc: I can try that
[02:47] <norc> GaryDev: If the script itself however forks, make sure you keep the `expect fork'
[02:47] <sgo11> fachex, I think if you want help. you'd better provide more detail information. 'df -h' and 'sudo fdisk -l' may give some advice. just a tip. :)
[02:47] <fachex> the files are not in the home folder
[02:47] <etyrnal> on system-a where does are atempts from other systems to mount exports logged?
[02:47] <fachex> so, they might be somewhere lese
[02:47] <fachex> else
[02:48] <fachex> ok., I will do that sg11
[02:48] <norc> GaryDev: make sure you name the file in the format of foo.conf (foo being the name of your service) inside /etc/init/
[02:48] <etyrnal> i.e. on the machine i am sitting at, where does it log success/fail messages for clients trying to mount this machine's exports?
[02:49] <norc> GaryDev: and if you dont want the script to be started again if for *some* reason it exits/get killed, remove the `respawn' as well.
[02:49] <fachex> sgo11, fdisk -l returns nothing
[02:49] <sgo11> anyone know how to convert .ttc to .ttf ? mayb how to uncompress .ttc? thanks.
[02:49] <sgo11> fachex, 'sudo fdisk -l' ?
[02:50] <otaviobarreto> hi
[02:50] <sgo11> not sure if guest account can do sudo ....
[02:50] <GaryDev> norc: our program must be run in the folder it is located, because it then parses the input line for the lobby it has to run.. so I would "exec cd /opts/dbsservers" and then "exec ./cdserv foldername &"
[02:50] <sgo11> never use guest account by myself.
[02:50] <fachex> nope, it cant
[02:50] <otaviobarreto> how to setu he coolors on x chat ?
[02:50] <fachex> sgo11, no it cannot
[02:50] <fachex> but df -h did return something
[02:50] <norc> GaryDev: no
[02:50] <norc> GaryDev: use the chdir stanza :)
[02:51] <norc> GaryDev: add line before the exec line `chdir /foo/bar/whatever'
[02:51] <sgo11> fachex, just show what it returns in pastebin
[02:51] <GaryDev> ah, ok.. I am understanding a *bit* more
[02:51] <norc> GaryDev: Refer to http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:errnJulRY9kJ:upstart.ubuntu.com/wiki/Stanzas+upstart+chdir&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=de&client=firefox-a to see a compact list of the available stanzas
[02:51] <fachex> ok, sgo11, give me a second, I am in another machine chatting
[02:52] <etyrnal> how can i escape a " " space character in a pathname in the fstab file for an nfs mount that has a space in the filename?
[02:52] <fhsales> hey people
[02:52] <norc> GaryDev: (Its kind of outdated, but for the most part it should be fine)
[02:52] <fhsales> can someone help me out ?
[02:52] <norc> etyrnal: `\ ' maybe?
[02:52] <hspcd> fhsales: what's going on?
[02:52] <sgo11> fachex, sure. but I think you really need sudo or root account. otherwise, you can not do anything. maybe other people know how to do that in guest account...
[02:52] <fhsales> thanks.
[02:52] <fhsales> hspcd i am trying to make my usb wireless work.
[02:53] <GaryDev> norc: your patience with me has been wonderful, I thank you for that. With the experience I have, I *should* be able to do better... I don't know why linux is such a "lock" for me in learning it
[02:53] <etyrnal> norc, that works from the cli to mount manually, but it seems whatever reads the fstab lines doesn't like it
[02:53] <fhsales> hspcd but in terminal it says it cant download the firmware. i will send a paste
[02:53] <etyrnal> i tried \040 also
[02:53] <hspcd> fhsales: can you tell me make, model and symptoms?
[02:54] <norc> GaryDev: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/oneiric/man5/init.5.html  << this is actually the better short reference
[02:54] <norc> etyrnal: oh in that case wrap the whole thing into quotes?
[02:54] <Ho^Oh> I'm facing an issue in Unity where my Unity launcher icons all have a progress bar on it, and are spread far apart from other unity launcher icons.
[02:55] <fachex> sgo11, here it goes http://pastebin.com/ajhQzYVG
[02:55] <GaryDev> norc: maybe that's why I have such a hard time... if manpages were called womenpages, I might want to read them more... :P Thanks for the info
[02:55] <norc> etyrnal: Ohh nevermind. Use the \040 octal sequence as space for fstab :-)
[02:55] <fhsales> hspcd it is a elsys EWU-2n35a, actually it is a Realtek 8192SU. i tried some commands to make linux recognize it.but in the end ubuntu says in desktop that device is not ready.
[02:56] <fhsales> hspcd i am trying to use the dmesg -c on terminal but it aint working.
[02:56] <mrguser> Hi!
[02:56] <hspcd> fhsales: just type in dmesg
[02:56] <Ho^Oh> Also, when I logout/login back using Unity, all my icons then become invisible. :(
[02:56] <sgo11> fachex, that shows you have 229G for /.  is that all what you have in your previous linux installation before update?
[02:56] <norc> GaryDev: Just make sure to use `expect fork' **if and only if** your command forks.
[02:56] <hspcd> fhsales: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[02:57] <norc> (if and only if it forks exactly once that is)
[02:57] <fhsales> hspcd when i type sudo dmesg -c nothing happens
[02:57] <etyrnal> norc, thanks. trying now.
[02:57] <mrguser> How can i install wine 1.0 instead of 1.2? Can someone suggest?
[02:57] <norc> GaryDev: If it does not fork at all, no line. If it forks once, use expect fork. If it forks twice, use expect daemon. Just FYI
[02:58] <GaryDev> norc: I don't know what "forks" means to be honest... anything we do, is always done in the one directory, the program makes internet calls and database calls...
[02:58] <hspcd> fhsales: don't use the -c option
[02:58] <fhsales> hspcd ok understood.
[02:59] <mrguser> ?
[02:59] <GaryDev> norc: and the program is run once, for each game server it 'listens' to, on a defined port
[02:59] <norc> GaryDev: When a process forks it creates a copy of itself, which then runs as a child process
[02:59] <norc> GaryDev: I certainly hope you're not planning on adding multiple services for that :p
[03:00] <fhsales> hspcd maybe it is happening because i am installing a driver?
[03:00] <norc> GaryDev: That child process then is free to do something different while the parent process resumes execution after it forked.
[03:00] <GaryDev> norc: The server is in c++, and it's not threaded... it handles one thing at a time for the most part
[03:00] <mrguser> Anyone?
[03:00] <mrguser> How can i install wine 1.0 instead of 1.2? Can someone suggest?
[03:01] <norc> mrguser: apt preferences pin
[03:01] <c_smith> mrguser, I don't believe you can install them without compiling, I could be wrong.
[03:01] <hspcd> fhsales: can you put the relevant parts of dmesg in pastebin so I can see the log?
[03:01] <etyrnal> mrguser, force version in synaptic
[03:01] <norc> mrguser: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto
[03:01] <c_smith> mrguser, also, you could use Playonlinux to get different versions of Wine in one machine.
[03:02] <norc> mrguser: describes various methods to accomplish that, including but not limited to synaptic.
[03:02] <mrguser> Etyrnal means?
[03:02] <norc> mrguser: Just check out the link I gave you.
[03:02] <mrguser> Ok
[03:02] <norc> mrguser: and please *read* it and dont stop at the first command you see to just copy and paste it ;)
[03:03] <mrguser> Ok etyrnal
[03:03] <GaryDev> norc: would it be 'safe/prudent' to just leave the 'expect fork' line in... I really doubt the 'fork' side would happen but... or, take it out and if there are hiccups, put it back in?
[03:03] <norc> GaryDev: No.
[03:03] <norc> GaryDev: If in doubt, dont use anything
[03:03] <GaryDev> norc: understood
[03:03] <hspcd> fhsales: also, can you do an "ls /lib/firmware/RT*" (without the quotes) and pastebin the output?
[03:03] <norc> GaryDev: But if it then forks, upstart will track the wrong process and it could have consequences
[03:04] <fhsales> ok. i am restarting the system and will do thar
[03:04] <etyrnal> mrguser, in Synaptic Package Manager, look under menu for Package - should be a force version option
[03:04] <norc> GaryDev: Like it could re-run the script unexpectedly multiple times, you will be unable to use service xxx stop for those services (or that might even have dangerous side effects)
[03:05] <norc> GaryDev: is this a bash script you are executing?
[03:05] <hspcd> fhsales: you should get fresh log entries simply by unplugging / plugging the device (FYI)
[03:05] <GaryDev> norc: yes.. I *think* so... LOL.. its in etc/init.d at the moment
[03:05] <hspcd> fhsales: you should not have to reboot, in other words
[03:06] <norc> GaryDev: put it somewhere else, like /usr/local/bin
[03:06] <fhsales> hscp are you there?
[03:06] <hspcd> fhsales: pastebin those items and put the link <here> .  I'll be right back
[03:06] <fhsales> hey
[03:06] <norc> GaryDev: Check the bash scripts for any ampersands (&) or `exec' occurences - if there's none there, no fork magic
[03:07] <norc> (or at least probably no fork magic)
[03:07] <GaryDev> norc: Our software will not run a 2nd instance on the same port... if that port is in use, then it simply exits.. and I have NO need for a "start/restart/stop" type of options
[03:07] <fhsales> hspcd situation has changed. it seems the device is working now.Instead of device not ready it says disconnected.maybe now i just have to configure my wireless system
[03:07] <norc> GaryDev: Either check yourself or pastie the script and I can check whether that script will fork or not
[03:07] <hspcd> fhsales: perhaps you'll be running in no time then
[03:07] <GaryDev> norc: well, the script is basically what I type in putty...
[03:08] <haylo> why cant i get voice on ##linux ??
[03:08] <norc> GaryDev: Which *might* fork. Just pastie it please :)
[03:08] <GaryDev> in here or in private? Its short, but.. I don't want to fllod here
[03:08] <c_smith> How do I get Emerald to start on startup?
[03:08] <haylo> oh i see now srrrru
[03:08] <haylo> srrrru
[03:09] <Ho^Oh> haylo: That's offtopic, if you have to ask, then you shouldn't be voiced & etc.
[03:09] <TUX11> how can i change ubuntu 11 theme to the origional ubuntu theme
[03:09] <GaryDev> norc: I will send it in a whisper...
[03:09] <TUX11> this is rubbish
[03:09] <haylo> Ho^Oh, that is not an appropriate thing to say
[03:09] <bazhang> !ot | haylo
[03:10] <danny> my update manager wont update anything because it says the action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources well how do i make it ignore this
[03:10] <bazhang> TUX11, original meaning which?
[03:10] <haylo> you guys banned me from ubuntu-offtopic
[03:10] <norc> GaryDev: yeah please use pastie.org for that kind of work, that way you can simply paste the URL to the pastie snippet :)
[03:10] <haylo> thats why i asked here
[03:10] <TUX11> without all the sidebar crap, and the bar at the bottom so i can see whats open
[03:10] <bazhang> haylo, try ##linux-ops
[03:10] <c_smith> haylo, then there's a reason you are banned from that channel.
[03:10] <fhsales2> hspcd did you see my last message?
[03:10] <GaryDev> norc: ah, sorry.. noobie factor again :)
[03:11] <Ho^Oh> TUX11: You can see what's opened in Unity...
[03:11] <haylo> nah i got banned from here at same time- but only this one was lifted
[03:11] <bazhang> !notunity | TUX11
[03:11] <norc> GaryDev: (Note you can use any other pastebin service as well, not trying to advertise pastie.org :P)
[03:11] <Ho^Oh> TUX11: You can add and remove icons from Unity app launcher.
[03:11] <bazhang> haylo, lets move on
[03:11] <haylo> ok
[03:11] <Ho^Oh> TUX11: Or try this wonderful alternative: http://cinnamon.linuxmint.com/
[03:11] <TUX11> ok gnome shell will that make it look like the previous 10.4
[03:11] <GaryDev> norc: as you can tell, I'm also not very strong in IRC ways either..
[03:12] <hspcd> fhsales: I saw it.  Is it working now?
[03:12] <norc> GaryDev: Just pastie the script please ;)
[03:12] <reith2004_> hey guys.. good morning, just wanna ask, how will i fix my apt-get, it always shows duplicate in my apt list but when i check it out, everything in there was unique or no duplicate
[03:12] <TUX11> im guna break this pC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:12] <GaryDev> norc: http://pastie.org/3493330
[03:13] <fhsales2> hspcd look the command here. http://paste.ubuntu.com/862880/. Well, it says disconnected. now i should configure my wireless network? or it should recognize automatically?
[03:13] <c_smith> TUX11, have you tried Cairo/GLX dock?
[03:13] <urfr332gO> TUX11, gnome 2 is not supported by its developers anymore 10.04 is supported for a year past april though.
[03:13] <fhsales> back
[03:14] <norc> GaryDev: Yeah no fork there :)
[03:14] <urfr332gO> reith2004, you mean the sources.list?
[03:14] <reith2004> yea
[03:14] <c_smith> Tux11, Cairo/GLX dock run really nicely (can even be started from the login screen and run in tandem with a barebones Gnome session)
[03:14] <GaryDev> norc: all I need is for the "&" part to work... :(
[03:15] <reith2004> urfr332g0 yea... when i try the update manager it works, but the apt-get always says there was a duplicate entries
[03:15] <GaryDev> norc: the script does run, the server does start, it works perfect... until I exit putty
[03:15] <reith2004> BW: Disable (0 Mbit) 0 b/s (0 bytes) down, 0 b/s (0 bytes) up
[03:15] <urfr332gO> reith2004, you can save the one you have and set up a new one with this site or at least compare and contrast.  http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/
[03:15] <GaryDev> norc: and when I run the command itself, rather than the script... it works perfectly after I leave putty
[03:16] <fhsales> hspcd still there?
[03:16] <sacarlson> reith2004: urfr332gO: I see the same thing at update I think it's a duplicate package in one of the ppa that I have added.  not sure witch one it is, I've ignored it so far with no problems
[03:17] <urfr332gO> reith2004, did you add any ppa's with a ppa add and also put them in the sources.list, there is a sources.list.d in etc/apt
[03:17] <norc> GaryDev: http://pastie.org/3493351  << then that should be all you need. place it in /etc/init/aoeserver.conf for example.
[03:17] <saquib> j
[03:17] <Kowboy> anyone here do Ruby development on Ubuntu?
[03:17] <norc> Kowboy: I did a while ago
[03:18] <Kowboy> is it best just to install ruby and rubygems from source?
[03:18] <reith2004> sacarlson,urf332g0 yea it tried that,
[03:18] <Kowboy> or is it difficult to use gem2deb?
[03:18] <sacarlson> Kowboy: I do ruby dev on ubuntu also,  I also monitor #ruby
[03:19] <etyrnal> only one problem left to solve - nice
[03:19] <Kowboy> sacarlson, what is your recommended setup?
[03:20] <sacarlson> Kowboy: I've never used gem2deb, I just install the needed dev packages that the gem loader needs or install the prepackaged ruby packages
[03:20] <c_smith> My Flash Drive shows it is mounted when it is not connected, yet when I connected, it tries to mount a duplicate of it.... is there anything I can do about this?
[03:20] <urfr332gO> reith2004, you can use crtl-f in the sources.list to find duplicate save them from the terminal.
[03:21] <reith2004> urfr332gO ok im gonna tried thanks...
[03:21] <c_smith> and this flash drive is only listed in the sidebar in Nautilus, it's not actually in /media
[03:21] <GaryDev> norc: Ok, I'll give it a shot and see what happens... I will remember to add in the chdir command as well :)
[03:21] <reith2004> urfr332gO not on my home pc :) thanks for tips
[03:21] <sacarlson> Kowboy: if gem loader fails there is normaly a prepackage ruby deb in the repository,
[03:22] <urfr332gO> reith2004, no problem. :)
[03:22] <norc> GaryDev: well since your script already does that, no need for that :)
[03:22] <Kowboy> not for the things I am looking for
[03:22] <norc> GaryDev: but sure, you can add it nevertheless
[03:22] <Kowboy> jekyll for instancew
[03:22] <GaryDev> norc: OH... yes... I see, you are calling the script... DOH!
[03:22] <norc> GaryDev: Or actually, you dont need to call that script. Thats just stupid
[03:23] <Kowboy> looks like gem install is working
[03:23] <norc> GaryDev: Use the chdir stanza and call the application directly.
[03:23] <Fernandos> anyone with a HP TM2?
[03:23] <urfr332gO> c_smith, did you add the flash to fstab?
[03:23] <Fernandos> taps on the touchscreen don't fire a click, only move the mouse pointer.
[03:24] <GaryDev> norc: seems a lot simplier... and then if I have others (for the other lobbies).. all I have to do is just add or remove those CONF files out (or in) and not have to worry about anything else with rc.d ??
[03:24] <bazhang> Fernandos, whats the issue
[03:24] <norc> GaryDev: that wouldnt be pretty at all.. but it would work.
[03:24] <urfr332gO> c_smith, it has to be mounted to show in media.
[03:25] <sacarlson> Kowboy: did you read this page for install of jekyll? https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll/wiki/Install
[03:25] <Fernandos> bazhang: when I tap the screen it only moves the mouse pointer, the styles and eraser work perfectly, but tapping the screen doesn't make a click, it just moves the mouse
[03:26] <jschall> I am mostly unable to connect to my university campus wifi (not sure if campus-wide or on a specific AP) It will connect once and then if I reconnect it it will just throw the following error in syslog : "wlan0: 00:1a:1e:8d:35:60 denied authentication (status 17)". changing the macaddress fixes the problem once. additionally, sometimes if I get real lucky the adapter will decide to use 5ghz and it will work without changing the mac
[03:26] <jschall> address.
[03:26] <GaryDev> norc: also.. the re-spawn.. our lobby never crashes, so I don't need it to auto-start.. there are times when I just kill the process, I don't want the thing to start back again.. or, would respawn heed my "kill" command and not worry about it
[03:26] <norc> GaryDev: no keep it.
[03:26] <Fernandos> bazhang: does it work for you?
[03:26] <norc> GaryDev: If you want to stop the service, you'd use `service aoeserver stop'
[03:27] <norc> GaryDev: Its for unexpected crashes/exits.
[03:27] <Kowboy> sacarlson, yes that is what I've been looking at
[03:27] <urfr332gO> jschall, you sure it is the right connection, my universities wifi has several channels some not for students.
[03:27] <GaryDev> norc: ok.. so, you say I should do "more" than just put those CONF files? What else would be required?
[03:27] <norc> GaryDev: nothing else :)
[03:27] <norc> GaryDev: just add one simple tiny conf file, and thats it.
[03:27] <mister2> i'm having some issues with java. I have openjdk and icetea installed, loading applets in firefox crashes it. i can load .jars fine, is it just a firefox issue? reinstalling that might work?
[03:28] <jschall> urfr332gO: there is exactly one essid for the campus wifi.
[03:28] <sacarlson> Kowboy: I've never installed that but sometimes they fail to document all the needed packages needed
[03:28] <GaryDev> norc: ok... I'll give it a shot :)
[03:28] <urfr332gO> jschall, I would talk to there IT people if you can.
[03:28] <urfr332gO> their
[03:29] <GaryDev> norc: these files go into init?
[03:29] <norc> GaryDev: /etc/init/ yes
[03:29] <GaryDev> norc: awesome. Thank you *again* for your patience and assistance...
[03:31] <sacarlson> jschall: sounds like you might be band from one or more access points,  if you find the mac address of the one that works maybe you can set your connection to that one,  I'm not sure how easy or hard that might be
[03:31] <jschall> sacarlson: it seems that it bans me every time i connect to it. it's been reset by IT repeatedly and it still bans me.
[03:32] <jschall> sacarlson: i'm not sure if it's because my adapter is doing something or because it thinks its still connected to my adapter or what
[03:32] <shubbar> recently, i used the wubi migrate script, but i think it did not complete
[03:32] <sacarlson> jschall: it might be that it finds another ap it see's better and moves but the sig levels or other reason the ap bans you,  still might find another mac that works
[03:32] <shubbar> still see the main partition mounted in /media
[03:33] <jschall> sacarlson: don't understand what you mean.
[03:34] <urfr332gO> shubbar, do you get a grub menu at boot?
[03:34] <sacarlson> jschall: each ap even if on the same network should have a unique mac address,  the problem might also be on your side since no one else is having the problem I assume
[03:35] <jschall> sacarlson: if the problem is on my side its a problem that is causing the ap to ban me.
[03:35] <jschall> sacarlson: since it miraculously starts working again if i change mac addresses.
[03:35] <sacarlson> jschall: ya try disable network-manager and try manualy control things and see what happens
[03:35] <fhsales> does anyone knows why my terminal does not recognize my files?
[03:36] <urfr332gO> fhsales, can you be like real specific?
[03:36] <sacarlson> jschall: when you change mac address maybe just try change it back again to the bad one and see if it still works
[03:37] <fhsales> urfr332gO it is becaus i downloaded a realtek driver and i am trying to mount it. i put the files into my desktop but when i do the commands it says it cant found the archives.
[03:37] <jschall> sacarlson: ok, i'll try that next time. any other thoughts?
[03:37] <sacarlson> jschall: sounds more like the mac change is reseting something needed
[03:37] <jschall> sacarlson: i doubt it.
[03:37] <urfr332gO> fhsales, what is the command how about a link to them.
[03:37] <bazhang> fhsales, Desktop?
[03:37] <jschall> sacarlson: since i've turned the wifi off and on again and it doesn't solve the issue
[03:38] <GaryDev> norc: So this "final result" would be correct... providing I named it something like "aoeking.conf" and it would respond to 'service aoeking start" ... etc... http://pastie.org/3493453
[03:38] <norc> GaryDev: yes.
[03:38] <fhsales> urfr332gO sudo apt-get install unzip
[03:38] <norc> GaryDev: except
[03:38] <fhsales> bazhang how should i call it?
[03:38] <norc> GaryDev: Remove that ampersand.
[03:38] <etyrnal_> fstab nightmare
[03:38] <bazhang> fhsales, did you change directories to the Desktop with a capital 'D' ?
[03:38] <sacarlson> jschall: off and on like unpluged a wifi dongle?  maybe reset isn't doing what it should
[03:38] <norc> GaryDev: upstart already does the magic putting that into background.
[03:38] <GaryDev> norc: ok...
[03:39] <fhsales> bazhang no.
[03:39] <etyrnal_> i can not seem to find any way to escape a space within the fstab
[03:39] <GaryDev> norc: <bow>
[03:39] <fhsales> what i am missing to unzip and cd the driver?
[03:39] <norc> GaryDev: If you *did* use the ampersand, you actually would have to add expect fork too by the way. But you dont need the ampersand anyway
[03:39] <urfr332gO> fhsales, you have a zip file it would need to be exstrated and then a cd I would think
[03:39] <GaryDev> LOL
[03:39] <sacarlson> jschall: is your wifi device a broadcom ?
[03:39] <jschall> sacarlson: intel advanced-n 6230
[03:39] <fhsales> urfr332gO exactly how do i do that?
[03:40] <urfr332gO> !tar | fhsales
[03:40] <jschall> sacarlson: what i mean by off and on is i used the key combination on the laptop to power the wifi chipset off
[03:40] <sacarlson> jschall: well I would try total manual without network-manager as I've had problems with it in the past and only got some ap to work with custom scripts
[03:40] <GaryDev> norc: alright, thanks again... I'm off to go create some of these conf files, and then I'll have to wait several hours before the main server is empty and I can do a reboot to test them out
[03:41] <norc> GaryDev: I probably wouldnt create multiple jobs in upstart for this.
[03:41] <urfr332gO> fhsales, does not matter whether on the desktop, a extract would be a right click on the zip and open with the archive manager to exstract
[03:42] <bazhang> ZenIRCBot, irssi
[03:42] <ZenIRCBot> bazhang: Use weechat.
[03:42] <jsoft> erc
[03:42] <GaryDev> norc: well... we have an average of 10 game servers running, so it needs to start 10 times (all using different folder/game names of course)
[03:42] <fhsales> urfr332gO ok, but after extracting what do i do to cd it?
[03:43] <norc> GaryDev: Well I would have upstart start a service that manages starting multiple instances.
[03:43] <JoseeAntonioR> Hello! I case I have Ubuntu Server installed, and want to install the graphic interface, which package should I install?
[03:43] <urfr332gO> fhsales, read the link the bot gave there is more to it then just a cd
[03:43] <sacarlson> jschall: maybe some geek just doesn't like you,  do you use alot of bandwidth?
[03:43] <GaryDev> norc: ok... would that be just adding in multiple "exec" lines then?
[03:44] <norc> GaryDev: But I suppose doing *that* properly is more complicated than simply adding a bunch of jobs to upstart.
[03:44] <jschall> sacarlson: no, that's not it.
[03:44] <bazhang> JoseeAntonioR, ubuntu-desktop for gnome , kubuntu-desktop for kde4 , xubuntu-desktop for xfce4
[03:44] <norc> GaryDev: no, just use multiple jobs - its not pretty but it will work.
[03:44] <urfr332gO> fhsales, cd ~/Desktop  if that is where it is at, then more ciommands to install if this is a tar
[03:44] <jschall> sacarlson: it's happening on 2 identical s76 gazelle professionals
[03:44] <JoseeAntonioR> bazhang: Perfect! Thank you!
[03:45] <sacarlson> jschall: oh ok so it must be related to the wifi device then
[03:45] <jschall> sacarlson: yeah, i know, but it wasn't happening until recently
[03:45] <GaryDev> norc: I'll watch the resources used... if the stress on the system is too much, then I will just find another way so that the scripts run, and use the rc.d command for getting them to start at boot time
[03:45] <norc> GaryDev: or actually
[03:45] <norc> GaryDev: give me one minute please
[03:45] <jschall> sacarlson: i don't think it's an update though, i think they added or reconfigured an AP
[03:46] <GaryDev> norc: grin.. ok :) I think I might be starting to punish you a bit... LOL
[03:46] <norc> GaryDev: nah its cool, I use this to learn more about upstart :)
[03:47] <sacarlson> jschall: maybe they got a new ap,  I had a problem like this before where 2 devices in a 10 computer wifi network didn't work and they weren't even the same
[03:47] <sgo11> anyone know how to convert .ttc to .ttf please? ....
[03:48] <GaryDev> norc: I see.. well, since I am teaching you then (snort) I only charge 295.95 per minute :P
[03:48] <jschall> sacarlson: they did tell my mother (they won't reply to my emails, i'm just a lowly student, she's a professor of computer science) they were "improving" the wifi in the building
[03:48] <jschall> sacarlson: since before this issue, it was horrificly slow
[03:50] <norc> GaryDev: Ok I have an acceptable implementation for that
[03:50] <sacarlson> jschall: in my case with the 2 that didn't work it ended up that the new accesspoint I had added wanted to be the one that did the dhcp to authenticated,  not sure why some computers still worked
[03:50] <fhsales> urfr332GO it did not work.
[03:50] <agentgasmask> I've checked my resolve.conf file and the output of route. all looks to be in order. Anything else to check to see why DNS seems to be down, ie I can't resolve google or amazon.
[03:51] <fhsales> urfr332gO i tried to cd the archive. but it did not work. inside this folder there is a tar file.
[03:51] <WiCkD1> hello.
[03:51] <jschall> sacarlson: so there were two APs providing dhcp or something?
[03:51] <jschall> sacarlson: i don't quite understand your sentence structure
[03:51] <WiCkD1> is anyone else here able to change masked hosts for a nick?
[03:52] <sacarlson> jschall: yes it was double nat that seemed stupid to me but that's what worked
[03:52] <sacarlson> jschall: nat = network-address-translation
[03:52] <urfr332gO> fhsales, First install tars is not really something I have done often, so my help is really as a look here this tells you how, so look at the links and the web.
[03:53] <jschall> sacarlson: aware
[03:53] <urfr332gO> installing*
[03:53] <pangolin> WiCkD1: #freenode can help with that
[03:53] <WiCkD1> Thanks pangolin
[03:53] <jschall> sacarlson: hmm
[03:53] <urfr332gO> !pm | fhsales I don't PM and most wont without being asked.
[03:53] <jschall> sacarlson: well, thanks for the thoughts, i think the next thing to do is change the mac address back after it bans me and see if its still banned to make sure it is on the AP side
[03:54] <sacarlson> jschall: I wasted alot of time on that one since I was so convinced that the problem was on the client side but in the end that worked
[03:54] <jschall> sacarlson: and then after that's confirmed it's a matter of complaining to it until they fixit.
[03:54] <GaryDev> norc: and I am listening :)
[03:54] <fhsales> urfr332Go understood.sorry.
[03:54] <norc> GaryDev: yes give me one more sec
[03:55] <sacarlson> jschall: or get an external wifi adapter that does work is another option if they fail to move
[03:55] <urfr332gO> fhsales, no biggie. lol, you just want to remember that we help for free.
[03:55] <jschall> sacarlson: hell. no.
[03:55] <GaryDev> norc: no problem...
[03:55] <fhsales> urfr332gO my question here is because i am unable to make my usb wireless work. i found a site here which says how to make that happen.But when it comes to make the commands, i am failing.
[03:55] <fhsales> urfr332gO in the end, what should i do with that tar file?
[03:55] <sacarlson> jschall: you say that now but 6 months from now you might wish you did
[03:56] <urfr332gO> fhsales, get one that plugs and plays as suggested, there are ones that are very cheap, and there is a wiki that will tell ones that work.
[03:56] <norc> GaryDev: http://pastie.org/3493546  << something like that.
[03:56] <orlok> Tinfoil around the microwaves maybe?
[03:56] <jschall> sacarlson: not buying an external wifi adapter when A. i already have the best available internal wifi adapter for linux, B. it's not my fault their AP blows, C. i can kludge around the problem by picking a random macaddr
[03:57] <sacarlson> jschall: oh the random macaddr works for how long a whole session?
[03:57] <norc> GaryDev: set PIDDIR to some directory where the pid files go to (notice that the rights must be set properly for that directory)
[03:57] <jschall> sacarlson: on session
[03:57] <jschall> sacarlson: one
[03:58] <sacarlson> jschall: oh ok ya just write a script that randomizes then as long as it works one sesion that should be good
[03:58] <norc> GaryDev: err wait whops
[03:58] <GaryDev> norc: I have that bookmarked... I think for the moment, I'll stick with the single script for each one until I know it will run right. ... waiting...
[03:59] <norc> GaryDev: http://pastie.org/3493552
[03:59] <norc> GaryDev: that sorry.
[03:59] <norc> GaryDev: you really should do that instead.
[03:59] <norc> GaryDev: its much cleaner
[03:59] <norc> and dang
[03:59] <GaryDev> norc: ok.. I think... lol
[04:00] <norc> GaryDev: http://pastie.org/3493559    -- last one.
[04:00] <norc> :D
[04:00] <GaryDev> :)
[04:01] <norc> GaryDev: Wah. Shoot me in the head for not being precise :(
[04:01] <GaryDev> norc: again.. appreciated. I will wander off, do some reading and testing :)
[04:01] <norc> GaryDev: http://pastie.org/3493570
[04:01] <norc> GaryDev: haha.
[04:02] <GaryDev> 4th time lucky? :P
[04:02] <norc> GaryDev: http://pastie.org/3493572
[04:02] <norc> GaryDev: 5th time.
[04:02] <norc> GaryDev: I dont have a linux system available right now so i cant test it.
[04:02] <blackmamba55> out of curiosity is there a stripped down version of ubuntu i can download that does not have unity or anything so i can install gnomeshell
[04:04] <GaryDev> norc: not to worry.. our server program (./cdserv) takes a folder name as a starting arg... it then looks in "that" folder to get all the info about the game, ports, configs etc... and uses that folder for storing logs. aoekings, crimson, cfs1 etc are the type of 'args' passed
[04:05] <norc> GaryDev: No my point is, if I had a linux server at my disposal I would have tested it with my own scripts for syntax errors and logic errors
[04:05] <norc> GaryDev: but my last revision should in principle work
[04:06] <norc> though I dont think sleep 9999999 is so sleek
[04:06] <norc> you probably could use something like `exec bash'
[04:06] <norc> (it's just a pseudo thing to be executed for upstart to track)
[04:06] <USBoot> hey guys, anyhelp would be appreciated, ive got ubuntu booting from usb, but its not utilizing the whole space on the drive, any ideas?
[04:06] <GaryDev> norc: Starting to see and understand. Off to explore how much trouble I can cause now, thanks kindly :)
[04:06] <norc> obviously you'll lose the respawn semantic entirely if you do that
[04:07] <norc> USBoot: "utilizing" ?
[04:07] <GaryDev> respawn doesn't matter to me, to be honest..
[04:07] <USBoot> yeah, ive got 500gb available, and it only uses about 2.5 :/
[04:08] <norc> GaryDev: In any case, your previous attempt with the scripts in /etc/init.d/ is for sysvinit - which Ubuntu has replaced with upstart. :-)
[04:09] <norc> (While I think upstart can still parse those for compability reasons, real upstart jobs like the one I just gave you are the way to go)
[04:10] <sacarlson> USBoot: did you partition the drive at all?
[04:10] <USBoot> prior to installing the image on the usb?
[04:10] <sacarlson> USBoot: I guess durring the install image
[04:11] <USBoot> it didnt give me an option
[04:11] <USBoot> because most of the programs dont recognize a 500 gb external as a usb, i cant use unetbootin
[04:11] <sacarlson> USBoot: you would have to pick manual partition at that point,  to do partitioning on it now would require booting from another device
[04:12] <westz> okay, i've been away from good ol' tux for a while. i boot from a USB drive sometimes and it always hangs @ "unknown keyword in configuration file. boot:" prompt. i used to type something here and it would boot. wasnt "help" but i cant remember what it was for the life of me
[04:12] <USBoot> oh and ive tried that as well
[04:12] <USBoot> it says the partition is the full 500 gb
[04:12] <USBoot> but the image is much smaller
[04:12] <westz> it was something short like 4 or five letters
[04:12] <sacarlson> USBoot: well to boot from usb I think you can't use extX type format so it can't get that big
[04:13] <sacarlson> USBoot: therefore you would have to create at least one more partition other than the boot partition to be the big one
[04:14] <westz> not "boot" "start" "usb" "help" or anything else easy i can remember
[04:16] <naimuser> hello
[04:16] <sacarlson> USBoot: oh and unetbootin might not have options for adding partitions, but ubuntu I would think does
[04:18] <melvincv> !precise | melvincv
[04:19] <soreau> hey guys, I have two ubuntu systems and the clocks are 10 minutes apart. I don't see any server sync settings in the time config.. does it never sync the time to a server?
[04:20] <sacarlson> soreau: I guess ntp is an option not default installed
[04:20] <soreau> sacarlson: oh ok
[04:22] <fhsales> does someone know the kernel for ubuntu 10.04?
[04:22] <vaccine> Howdy folks.. Im trying to get packages installed for my MacBook Air.  Im following the instructions on help.ubuntu.com but I can't add the packages it says to
[04:23] <isaac__> question
[04:23] <isaac__> where was ubuntu made
[04:23] <Venne> Greetings! Is anyone here that can help me? Its actually very simple.
[04:23] <urfr332gO> isaac__, in the dungeon. :)
[04:23] <isaac__> in what country :P
[04:24] <urfr332gO> isaac__, transylvania.
[04:24] <urfr332gO> isaac__, I ribbing you. :)
[04:24] <isaac__> <_<
[04:25] <vaccine> I added a PPA to my system (I think) but I still can't install packages from it.
[04:25] <urfr332gO> isaac__, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:25] <fhsales> does anyone know the kernel of ubuntu 10.04?
[04:25] <Venne> Anyone? I was just wondering why firefox won't work on Ubuntu lol the problem is I just...can't connect I can ping websites but I can't downloads apps and I cant get on the browser it says server not found.
[04:25] <sacarlson> vaccine: did you sudo apt-get update ; ?
[04:26] <vaccine> sacarlson, yep
[04:26] <Venne> i can try
[04:26] <vaccine> Im trying to follow the post-install instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookAir3-2/Meerkat
[04:27] <sacarlson> Venne: you sure you have an isp?  sounds like you don't have any port 80 if you do,  is any other browser working?
[04:27] <vaccine> when I try to install the packages, it says they aren't found =(
[04:28] <sacarlson> vaccine: ok install packages is not the browser so that's another app that fails to get port 80 access
[04:28] <sacarlson> opps I mean Venne
[04:29] <Venne> yeah i do i got an ISP..i think well how would i be on here now if i didn't (i use the same internet cord cause im poorfag)
[04:29] <CFHowlett> ?
[04:29] <sacarlson> Venne: ok and you are using this same isp with ubuntu then?
[04:30] <Venne> yups
[04:30] <newer> I use google-talk by empathy, and I add a google talk account. But how I can chat with other?
[04:30] <CFHowlett> newer   not through empathy
[04:31] <soreau> sacarlson: yea I think installing ntp fixed it, thanks
[04:31] <sacarlson> soreau: cool
[04:31] <soreau> now they're only one second apart ;)
[04:31] <newer> why?
[04:31] <CFHowlett> newer   correction: I've not done it.  It appears that google-talk chat SHOULD be possible.
[04:31] <sacarlson> Venne: so what is different on these two ubuntu systems that might make one work and the other not?  different versions?
[04:36] <vaccine> E: Unable to locate package applesmc-dkms
[04:36] <vaccine> =(
[04:37] <sacarlson> vaccine: that was on the ppa?  sometimes the servers go down and ppa I'm not sure they have a backup like standard repository
[04:37] <CFHowlett> vaccine   if you haven't enable the ppa in software sources, you won't see it.  http://bitmath.org/code/applesmc-dkms/
[04:37] <newer> who can tell me  how to  edit my window by style css ?
[04:38] <soreau> vaccine: According to the internet, "As of 25OCT2008, the package applesmc-dkms is available in the mactel ppa."
[04:38] <tiyowan> hello everyone, was wondering whether anyone has had trouble setting up color syntax highlighting for php on vim in ubuntu 11.10?
[04:38] <K0wb0yK0der> hi  all
[04:38] <vaccine> CFHowlett I enabled it using sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mactel-support/ppa
[04:38] <vaccine> do I need to do more than that?
[04:39] <CFHowlett> vaccine   nope that should do it...
[04:39] <soreau> vaccine: apt-get update
[04:39] <vaccine> lame
[04:39] <CFHowlett> vaccine  as soreau said: apt-get update
[04:39] <CFHowlett> failing that, try through git.
[04:39] <CFHowlett> K0wb0yK0der   greetings
[04:40] <novatax> he did, I think the PPA goes down for a while..
[04:40] <vaccine> yeah, I tried
[04:40] <K0wb0yK0der> thank you :) my first time in this IRC. i spend most of my time in the #linux channel
[04:40] <newer> who can tell me  how to  edit my window by style css ?
[04:40] <newer> thanks
[04:41] <sacarlson> newer: isn't css like for web pages?
[04:41] <CFHowlett> newer   that's not really an ubuntu question.  Maybe try to find a css channel.
[04:41] <K0wb0yK0der> newer, what are you looking to do? pm me
[04:41] <CFHowlett> K0wb0yK0der   this is an ubuntu support channel.  Have you a specific problem to solv?
[04:42] <soreau> ! pm
[04:42] <CFHowlett> vaccine   what version of ubuntu are you working with?
[04:43] <vaccine> CFHowlett 11.10
[04:43] <K0wb0yK0der> nope mostly going to stay silent. provide support when i can. otherwise learn. 99% of the time im using Rhel. first time installed ubuntu.
[04:44] <CFHowlett> vaccine   this says its for the maverick and I see no upgrades:  http://ppa.launchpad.net/mactel-support/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/a/applesmc-dkms/applesmc-dkms_0.17.3-maverick-mactel1_all.deb  from http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/mactel_support/maverick/main/base/applesmc-dkms
[04:44] <norc> Ok, I think I discovered some severe bug in upstart. For some bizarre reason it remembers an old pid of a process that no longer even exists :/
[04:45] <edwinkcw> is there any good desktop app to reader google reader feed?
[04:45] <norc> (And subsequent starts/stops don't change it, it still tries to track the process using that old and *long* outdated pid)
[04:45]  * norc hates this
[04:45] <vaccine> CFHowlett does that mean it's in the kernel now?
[04:45] <bagels_> hey guys, I think my go-home-applet or something is screwed up.  I used to have something similar to Unity, but don't know what it's called.  I need help figuring it out.  here's a pic: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_oEGXTEGgX-I/TJ5UE4ZeUEI/AAAAAAAAAPs/tyPTriejXMA/s1600/Screenshot.png
[04:46] <CFHowlett> vaccine   it's a ppa and NOT in the linux kernel.
[04:46] <z3r0n0id> not understanding the cut command. help?
[04:46] <CFHowlett> edwinkcw   see firefox add-ons - plenty in there.
[04:47] <z3r0n0id> 1. Use the cut command on the output of a long directory listing in order to display only the file permissions
[04:47] <edwinkcw> CFHowlett: oh, I am looking for desktop app ...
[04:48] <CFHowlett> edwinkcw   search in software center - it's there.
[04:48] <vaccine> CFHowlett how do you recommend I proceed?
[04:49] <mcurran> Anyone know how to get rid of all the default firefox crap in /usr/lib/firefox*/ ****
[04:49] <mcurran> I use the aurora, but I don't think it likes it when I take out the other false apps.
[04:49] <CFHowlett> vaccine   I've never installed ubuntu on a mac.  I assume you're using a tutorial?  Follow that.  So far as the .deb is concerned, download it to your desktop, open a terminal and run *sudo dpkg -i mactelfile.deb*
[04:49] <mcurran> I'm gonna try to take out the older ones and see what happens
[04:51] <bagels_> how do i find out what program I'm running to pick my programs/show my desktop?  It looks like Unity but isn't.
[04:52] <soreau> bagels_: maybe xprop?
[04:52] <vaccine> CFHowlett Im trying to follow the tutorial, it says add the PPA and then apt-get install a few packages, but it doesn't seem to be able to find them =(
[04:52] <bagels_> http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_oEGXTEGgX-I/TJ5UE4ZeUEI/AAAAAAAAAPs/tyPTriejXMA/s1600/Screenshot.png soreau does it look like that?
[04:53] <soreau> bagels_: no, run xprop then click on the window/surface in question
[04:54] <urfr332gO> vaccine, you run a update after adding the ppa then searching for packages?
[04:54] <CFHowlett> vaccine   I found that .deb on the first page of searching.  If the ppa's aren't available, I'd generally consider that installation method to be defunct and look for an alternate.  You can always install virtualbox for apple and install ubuntu into that.
[04:54] <vaccine> urfr332gO, yep
[04:54] <bagels_> soreau i got a whole mess of gobbledygook
[04:55] <urfr332gO> vaccine, I noticed the instructions were for maverick so as suggested might be outdated. Installing on a mac is not for the faint at heart, never done it but it does not look like fun.
[04:56] <bagels_> soreau reason i ask when i hit the Super button, or go-home-applet, my desktop flashes and i don't get a program picker.
[04:56] <vaccine> urfr332gO, only a couple minor issues, it's too bad the how-to doesn't seem to work.  Im not giving up yet =)
[04:56] <CFHowlett> urfr332gO   agreed.
[04:56] <urfr332gO> vaccine, you might be installed I have not followed your posts.
[04:56] <urfr332gO> not sure I would even try lol.
[05:00] <L3top> !alsa-base
[05:00] <pleiades> cynase but cool hand luke is so pimp..
[05:00] <Huundur> hey guys i was just wondering if i could have some help installing nmap for ubuntu
[05:00] <urfr332gO> pleiades, you on the correct channel?
[05:01] <pleiades> it just mad..
[05:01] <L3top> I can eat 50 eggs.
[05:01] <urfr332gO> L3top, why would you?
[05:01] <Huundur> anyone?
[05:01] <urfr332gO> !nmap
[05:01]  * L3top was quoting cool hand luke... sorry
[05:01] <pleiades> i have kids.. their like real bad bots
[05:02] <Huundur> I just need to know how to set up nmap lol sudo ap get isn't helping because
[05:02] <bagels_> L3top: are you Gaston from disney's beauty and the beast
[05:02] <urfr332gO> !info nmap
[05:02] <L3top> !nmap
[05:02] <L3top> I see...
[05:02] <L3top> info
[05:02] <Huundur> look it wants me to use sudo apt get to get nmap and it says when i try to get it Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree        Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package nmap
[05:02] <pleiades> eat it
[05:02] <L3top> can you specify a distro version?
[05:03] <drounse> hi, i cant get my computer to boot a usb, i have before but i cant anymore
[05:03] <Huundur> im trying to get 5.51
[05:03] <CFHowlett> drounse  you have to change the bios during POST
[05:03] <Huundur> the distro version i mean is 5.51
[05:03] <sacarlson> Huundur: did you try sudo apt-get update ?
[05:03] <L3top> Huundur: apt-cache policy nmap
[05:03] <drounse> CFHowlett i have my BIOS set to boot from usb
[05:04] <L3top> is there anything under candidate?
[05:04] <urfr332gO> Huundur, here is a link never used it myself may be in a repo you don't have open. http://namhuy.org/blog/2007/08/16/how-to-install-nmap-into-ubuntu/
[05:04] <CFHowlett> drounse   what's it doing then?
[05:04] <drounse> CFHowlett it keeps saying "Boot Error"
[05:04] <L3top> !info alsa-base
[05:05] <CFHowlett> drounse   I'd say recreate your boot usb.
[05:05] <Huundur> L3top it says "N: Unable to locate package map"
[05:05] <urfr332gO> Huundur, you have the multiverse repo open?
[05:05] <L3top> what version are you on?
[05:05] <L3top> and
[05:05] <L3top> that
[05:05] <urfr332gO> I'm jusdt guessing though.
[05:06] <sacarlson> Huundur: what version of ubuntu did you say you were running?
[05:06] <urfr332gO> just*
[05:06] <drounse> CFHowlett i have many times, ive tried different distros too, i want ubuntu server tho... also a few days ago i got it to boot, and install then after i rebooted it hung on the page that says "Ubuntu" with the dots loading
[05:06] <pleiades> why not using rdp?
[05:06] <Huundur> im using 11.04
[05:07] <sacarlson> Huundur: sounds like you forgot to do sudo apt-get update or you might change the repo host if that's not it
[05:07] <CFHowlett> drounse   have you md5sum checked these iso
[05:08] <L3top> Huundur: are you familiar with pastebin?
[05:08] <L3top> or pastebinit
[05:08] <Huundur> -_- im fucking retarded its downloadin the update now
[05:08] <sacarlson> Huundur: thank you
[05:08] <Huundur> at least i think it is...thats what it looks like its doing ....thhanks guys...let see if this works
[05:09] <drounse> CFHowlett yes i have
[05:09] <drounse> CFHowlett ive checked everything from the iso, to the hardware and cannot find anything wrong
[05:10] <drounse> CFHowlett ive used unetbootin and startup disk creator
[05:11] <CFHowlett> drounse   if you're getting a completed installation, there's something in that configuration that's causing your issues.
[05:11] <gdeeble> Hey, I was wondering if anyone is any good with serial console setups? I got a couple problems and questions.
[05:11] <L3top> drounse: can you get to that ubuntu bootloader again
[05:11] <Huundur> got it :D thanks everybody i feel really stupid now though :( im new to this lol
[05:12] <pleiades> oh i see
[05:12] <L3top> dont feel stupid Huundur... we all began somewhere.
[05:12] <L3top> some time
[05:12] <log> Nach0z: Home sweet home. ;P
[05:12] <bagels_> when i hit the Super button, or go-home-applet, my desktop flashes and i don't get a program picker.  How can i figure this out?
[05:12] <sacarlson> Huundur: we all make mistakes and will all continue to make them, no one is perfect
[05:13] <Huundur> right alright im off to get a shitload more apps now that i can lol
[05:13] <drounse> CFHowlett i only got a completed installation once and that was last week, i havent been able to boot the usb, i am installing on a new usb, but i have gotten the usb to work on my main desktop, so i think it might be hardware related but ive completely take then computer apart and reassembled and still cant get it to work
[05:13] <Nach0z> log: yup
[05:13] <drounse> L3top no unfortunatly
[05:13] <Nach0z> you aint kiddin
[05:13] <CFHowlett> drounse   suspect hardware is reasonable.  Sorry, IDK what to tell you...
[05:14] <drounse> CFHowlett thats ok, i just cant think of what the problem would be, i might try to update the BIOS and maybe itll hlp
[05:14] <CFHowlett> drounse   good luck
[05:14] <drounse> CFHowlett thanks
[05:15] <L3top> drounse: I didn't see... are you using more than one usb drive?
[05:16] <sacarlson> drounse: I guess you need to at least get the grub console active instead of the flash blinker to get an idea where the problem is locking up
[05:16] <L3top> typically you can just hit escape and it will show console activity
[05:16] <pleiades> yeah.. plan your missions wisely.. for youve only got one shot
[05:17] <drounse> L3top yes, i have three usb flash drives, and i have tried in multiple usb ports on the computer, the computer is picking up that the usb is in but for some reason it wont boot
[05:17] <sacarlson> L3top: drounse: cool try that esc thing then
[05:18] <drounse> sacarlson ok
[05:18] <FreezeRay> There sure is a pile of people in here.
[05:18] <FreezeRay> (o:
[05:18] <sacarlson> drounse: best guess is that is don't like your graphic adapter and stops there, if so maybe force vga until you find drivers that work
[05:19] <FreezeRay> So I am having issues installing ubunto.  I keep getting hangups  during the install process...  they seem to be related to disk formating.
[05:20] <drounse> sacarlson i have used a usb before on this computer and got it working fine, this used to be my old primary desktop like a month ago, then i got a new chassis plugged everything and it worked, i switched out hard drives and let it sit for a while while i used my other computer, when i came back maybe a week later ive been having nothing but trouble
[05:21] <FreezeRay> Has anyone need lockups during the "creating ext4 file system for / parition #1..." during an install from USB/boot CD?
[05:21] <sacarlson> drounse: when it was working I'm not sure you were using the same version of ubuntu, or something else broke,  disable all internal components in bios is another option
[05:22] <FreezeRay> seen*
[05:22] <drounse> sacarlson it was the same version of ubuntu, i havent touched anything, thats why i cant figure out whats wrong :/
[05:22] <nibbier> FreezeRay, use alternative installer cd if you runinto trouble....
[05:23] <sacarlson> drounse: well your blind until you see the grub console and what the problem might be
[05:23] <drounse> if i want to update my bios will i need freedos?
[05:23] <drounse> sacarlson i cant see anything
[05:24] <gdeeble> drounse, depends on the motherboard. I know my asus boards, I've hit ALT + F2 and throw the bios rom on a usb drive and flash that way.
[05:24] <sacarlson> drounse: yes I know that's why L3top suggested the esc key to enable grub console, not sure it works or not
[05:25] <drounse> gdeeble i have an emachine board but the file is an .exe
[05:25] <drounse> sacarlson the esc key does nothing
[05:26] <FreezeRay> Nibber: I don't think this is an Alt installer issue.  Everything runs very well live.
[05:26] <sacarlson> drounse: well it's now installed can the boot configs be changed so that you can see the grub console?
[05:26] <sacarlson> drounse: oh but this is on the usb so can't be changed?
[05:27] <ludwin01> alguien habla español?
[05:27] <drounse> sacarlson its not installed, it was installed on another hdd, but i needed it for my main computer so i have a smaller hdd in with no OS, yes this is a USB
[05:27] <FreezeRay> Nibbler: also I'd be totally lost with text based install...  lol
[05:27] <dj> ludwin01, #Ubuntu-es
[05:27] <gdeeble> drounse, the question comes then, is it a dos file, if so, freedos should work on a USB key from what I know. I'd check the bios for an EZ Flash option to be sure before running through a headache to flash it. IMO
[05:28] <ludwin01> very funy @dj
[05:28] <WillMarshall> Question for you guys. I have a bunch of peak volume readings from a digital audio source being streamed to me in 10ms intervals
[05:28] <WillMarshall> I'm trying to turn that into a useful graphical display on a column of 9 LEDs, as per analog DJ mixers etc
[05:28] <WillMarshall> Does anyone have any idea where I'd start looking to find out what kinds of processing I can use on this datastream to get good-looking results?
[05:28] <Name141> When is the next release estimated? April ?
[05:28] <sacarlson> drounse: I'm running out of idea's so maybe pxeboot from the other system?  maybe the problem is the usb hardware
[05:29] <CFHowlett> Name141   end of april 2012
[05:29] <drounse> gdeeble well it has an easy way to install the update but its from within a windows pc and i currently have no OS
[05:29] <primenumber> Hi all
[05:29] <drounse> ! | pxeboot
[05:29] <Name141> CFHowlett: Then looks like if I want to get on the Ubuntu train I might as well do it now seeing as it's 2 months from the next release.
[05:29] <pleiades> what.. in the.. name of christ.. and all.. that is holy.. happened to brainwreck.. right in the middle of mt chat.. <---- is NOT happy.. in.. fact.. im furious
[05:29] <drounse> sacarlson whats pxeboot?
[05:30] <Pecker> pxeboot = if you are getting os from a network server aka ltsp
[05:30] <sacarlson> drounse: boot from ethernet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYQCFEnjWYA
[05:30] <pleiades> the book of listsisagreat book
[05:30] <primenumber> is unity worth using, or should I stick with 10.04
[05:30] <Pecker> primenumber: imo sitkck with 10.04
[05:31] <Pecker> my reason, informal testing with nexuiz game, 10.04 gets double fps
[05:31] <primenumber> is the power bug any better in 11.10?
[05:31] <drounse> sacarlson thank you ill try right now
[05:33] <gdeeble> Curious, does anyone know if you can use a USB Serial adapter or Serial PCI Add-on card as a console port for a server? My on-board serial port just keeps dumping random letters like the settings are wrong but they match 100% the server and client machine.
[05:34] <ludwin01> anybody has configured a omega webcam?
[05:34] <pleiades> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swGBlDn_yiI&feature=related
[05:34] <CFHowlett> !ot|pleiades
[05:34] <pleiades> got given a few years,I wonder if they find gold.. Since writing that note, my concerns about nuclear power mainly how do I need to amke myself a semiagnostic protestant that believes in science and culture in the ocen 40 miles north of boston..
[05:34] <pleiades> you guys have a good night and thanks for the help. I have some work ahaead of me.. ahead*
[05:35] <pex> k
[05:36] <pex> network##
[05:36] <SubjectOne> good morning
[05:37] <terminhell> good morow
[05:37] <CFHowlett> SubjectOne   greetings
[05:37] <pex> good day
[05:38] <tazjin> In case anyone cares, after three hours of waiting it finally appears that kubuntu-full is the package with the most dependencies. Followed by gnome-desktop-environment
[05:38] <tazjin> Good night :3
[05:38] <bagels_> when i hit the Super button, or go-home-applet, my desktop flashes and i don't get a program picker.  How can i figure this out?
[05:39] <pex> nightmare
[05:39] <Pecker> anyone have keybord and mouse freezes in 10.04?
[05:39] <pleiades> stealcian i still havent written ciao a letter to your right..
[05:40] <pex> i have 11
[05:40] <pex> norwal
[05:40] <pex> narwal
[05:40] <L3top> no Pecker.
[05:41] <pex> have you tried it in a terminal?
[05:42] <pex> to bagels, the terminal question
[05:42] <Pecker> darn, seesm noone can figure this out
[05:43] <bagels_> pex what?
[05:43] <bagels_> let me see here
[05:43] <pex> can you navigate that way in your term?
[05:44] <gdeeble> bagels_, could try a live cd and see if happens there?
[05:44] <bagels_> pex narwhal is a version number i thought
[05:45] <bagels_> pex gdeeble i'm running ubuntu ubermix
[05:45] <pleiades> my ad has a.308 (223) umm.. wtfis it called.. the auto the mil uses.. shit iforget
[05:45] <pex> i get them mixed up
[05:45] <makara> i'm using jpegoptim to convert a whole lot of files, but they're in recursive folders and the app has no recursive option. What are my options?
[05:45] <bagels_> http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_oEGXTEGgX-I/TJ5UE4ZeUEI/AAAAAAAAAPs/tyPTriejXMA/s1600/Screenshot.png pex gdeeble it is supposed to look like this
[05:45] <pex> i hate using dos for networking.
[05:46] <pex> gimme a sec to checkitout in another browser window
[05:46] <makara> is there some nifty bash sequence I can use to feed files into this program?
[05:47] <terminhell> you could just use a bash script
[05:47] <pex> you want the program picker on the left side right?
[05:47] <pleiades> was that a joke kick flamoot
[05:47] <bagels_> pex yes, and all i have is a flashing desktop
[05:48] <bagels_> pex i can't figure out what got corrupted
[05:48] <terminhell> makara: put all the autoconvert options with all the directories you want on seperate lines
[05:49] <makara> terminhell: I don't understand
[05:49] <pex> just re-load it! thats the beauty. if it was hacked you want to do that any way.
[05:49] <pleiades> since i quit booze and smoke pot.. like.. i notice colors are brighter.. nad stuff.. i been drawing alot
[05:50] <terminhell> makara: the tool your using, does it have a cli too?
[05:50] <makara> terminhell: there are many directories
[05:50] <makara> terminhell: what's cli?
[05:50] <bagels_> pex it wasn't hacked.  I screwed up a setting somewhere
[05:50] <makara> its very basic 'jpegoptim'
[05:50] <pex> you could also use the 'launcher' app  to open those programs you can't get to.
[05:50] <terminhell> .........................................*face palms................
[05:51] <makara> don't give me that please
[05:51] <bagels_> i don't have launcher
[05:51] <terminhell> makara: the terminal...command line interface
[05:51] <terminhell> aka 'dos prompt'
[05:51] <makara> its only terminal
[05:52] <pex> not the panel, the one from ubu 10.4 i think
[05:52] <CFHowlett> terminhell   "dos prompt?  grrrrrr
[05:52] <pex> dosky
[05:52] <terminhell> CFHowlett: i didnt want to say that, trust me
[05:53] <CFHowlett> terminhell   forgiven ... THIS time.
[05:53] <pex> bagles, what os are you using
[05:53] <terminhell> makara: is this a nautilus script that you downloaded? or, nvm, you said its cli only
[05:53] <Django_Novice> hi there
[05:53] <makara> sudo apt-get install jpegoptim
[05:53] <K0wb0yK0der> hi!
[05:53] <Django_Novice> any one have idea of No machine??
[05:53] <pleiades> print out y should I get blue screens of death to an Opteron one, I may have been calling me still but she is an anagram of "Pig indictable, glib boogie.. Junk connivant nerd abhors..
[05:54] <terminhell> so then just make a bash script by creating a new document, and then start it off with #!/bin/sh and on the next line start putting in the jpegoptim command followed by ../dir_name && ../dir_name2
[05:54] <K0wb0yK0der> No machine?..i know of No-SQL. but not No machine.
[05:55] <clarinet> Hi, guys.
[05:55] <makara> terminhell: thanks for your suggestion
[05:55] <Django_Novice> Im talking about NX
[05:55] <Django_Novice> NX for VMware
[05:55] <clarinet> How to boot into safe mode through GRUB 2?
[05:55] <clarinet> Anyone can help me?
[05:56] <K0wb0yK0der> oooooooh
[05:56] <terminhell> makara: ive not used the program personally so im not sure if that will work. you may have to do the paths individually. But at least you can cp/paste and let the script run it all for you afterwards
[05:56] <K0wb0yK0der> no i cant help. im only familar with the basics of ESX 4.0
[05:56] <gdeeble> Curious, does anyone know if you can use a USB Serial adapter or Serial PCI Add-on card as a console port for a server? My on-board serial port just keeps dumping random letters like the settings are wrong but they match 100% the server and client machine.
[05:57] <Django_Novice> I just want to get the existing session on a different machine
[05:57] <skorket> I can consistently crash my computer when plugging in an arduino compatible device.  I am running Ubuntu 11.10, 3.0.0-15-generic.  It uses an ftdi driver to communicate.  Does anyone have suggestions on how to fix this?
[05:57] <terminhell> gdeeble: no idea =/
[05:57] <clarinet> It seem like Ubuntu 11.10 doesn't have save mode option in recovery mode.
[05:57] <florda> dadle}
[05:57] <K0wb0yK0der> google would be more helpful then me :( sorry mate
[05:57] <clarinet> safe mode
[05:58] <florda> quien?
[05:58] <K0wb0yK0der> Clarinet, why are you looking for a 'safemode' option
[05:58] <clarinet> My OS type is x64
[05:58] <brian1992> in google chrome, how do i update the flash to 10.1
[05:59] <clarinet> There is nvidia driver installed on my system, but when I change ati card, It can't boot normally.
[05:59] <clarinet> so, I want to boot into safe mode.
[05:59] <pleiades> lol.. im out from that stagnant cycle i was in denmark
[05:59] <clarinet> and install ati driver.
[06:00] <gdeeble> Boo! Google doesn't seem to bring up an answer to my question.  When I try to do it, the server hangs trying to initialize the card I think, not really sure tho.
[06:02] <ZeloZelos> can i make one empty rotate and its rotation translated to move another empty along the x, the rotating one rotates around y
[06:02] <clarinet> Does anyone know how to boot into safe mode in Ubuntu 11.10 x64?
[06:02] <ZeloZelos> oh,,oops wrong channel :)
[06:07] <skorket> looking at the syslog, I see a message 'INFO: task khubd:26 blocked for more than 120 seconds.' which happened right at the time of the system hang
[06:07] <brian> Hello
[06:07] <pleiades> lets fuck.. HAWWW
[06:08] <Guest40224> Anyone able to help me with some WINE issues?>
[06:08] <GhostWolf> hi, i just upgraded to 11.10 ubuntu, does anyone know if there is a way to install a theme for ubuntu? i know theres 4 pre-installed themes for it, but i don't like any of em and i want to use a different theme
[06:08] <pleiades> how would i go back to a 2.6 kernel>
[06:08] <c_smith> pleiades, keep it clean
[06:08] <clarinet> Does anyone know how to boot into safe mode in Ubuntu 11.10 x64?
[06:08] <pleiades> no i am
[06:08] <pangolin> pleiades: Please mind your language and topic.
[06:08] <c_smith> not with the language before......
[06:08] <pleiades> is some device made in australia that has certain breathing mixture with like half the amount of the show she is pretty hot but they are useful..
[06:09] <c_smith> pleiades, I'm afraid you lost me there......
[06:09] <pleiades> on this stats tracker on myspace.. i just thought it was odd.. 42 and 999 together just like that hit at the same time
[06:09] <Guest40224> WINE won't provide me any audio, can anyone help me with this?
[06:09] <GhostWolf> clarient safe mode should be selected in the grub menu
[06:09] <CFHowlett> !ot|pleiades
[06:09] <pleiades> word.. i'm gonna reset his corpus to pure beetris again soon.. he's powered by beetris' brain.. brb
[06:09] <pleiades> you dont feel angry very often on antipsychotics and if you have hallucination or delusion problems they help with those
[06:09] <macmartine> why might my syslog be taking up 100% cpu?
[06:09] <clarinet> Hi, anyone can help me?
[06:09] <clarinet> How to boot into safe mode?
[06:09] <GhostWolf> clarinet, i just told you how..
[06:10] <Guest40224> So, can anyone assist me in getting my audio to work with WINE in Ubuntu?
[06:10] <CFHowlett> !patience|Guest40224
[06:11] <GhostWolf> does anyone know how to install a different theme to 11.10?
[06:11] <ZzBomb> I want to print 10 pages doublesided but my printer does not have a duplex feature, any way to manually invoke it? I saw gnome-manual-duplex but according to other people online it sounds like it's just going to break and I dont feel like wasting paper.
[06:12] <Guest40224> Another unrelated question.  Is there any way to "boost" the audio  volume?  When I play some songs they seem too quiet.  I've tried PulseAudio Volume Control and it doesn't make it louder than I can already get it.
[06:12] <fairuz_> Hi, how to clear apt-cacher caches? Can I just delete all the contents in /var/cache/apt-cacher
[06:12] <clarinet> sorry, there are some problem with my network.
[06:12] <CFHowlett> fairuz_   sudo apt-get clean
[06:12] <lorrien3> can anyone see me
[06:12] <ZzBomb> Guest40224: There is a way to make it go over then 100% in the sound settings, also software like VLC has an amplifier.
[06:12] <lorrien3> can anyone see me?
[06:13] <ZzBomb> lorrien3: We see you.
[06:13] <CFHowlett> lorrien3   icu
[06:13] <clarinet> It seem like Ubuntu 11.10 doesn't have safe mode option in recovery mode.
[06:13] <macmartine> lorrien3: no
[06:13] <L3top> Guest40224: I assume you have gone to wine/configure wine/audio
[06:13] <clarinet> I'm running 64-bit system.
[06:13] <fairuz_> CFHowlett: That will clean local cache right? Will it clean cache from apt-cacher too?
[06:13] <ZzBomb> clarinet: go into recovery mode? you can access a recovery terminal that way
[06:13] <GhostWolf> clarinet do you know how to get the grub menu?
[06:13] <Guest40224> L3top: Yes, I've gone through the wine/audio configuration
[06:13] <CFHowlett> fairuz_   as I understand it, yes
[06:13] <L3top> what audio driver did it choose for you?
[06:14] <clarinet> Yeah.
[06:14] <Guest40224> L3top: OSS
[06:14] <clarinet> There no safe mode option in recovery mode.
[06:14] <fairuz_> CFHowlett: Hm that's not good. What if I just want to clean my local cache?
[06:14] <clarinet> I don't know how to enter safe mode in terminal.
[06:14] <GhostWolf> clarinet, recovery mode is same as safe mode for linux/ubuntu.
[06:14] <CFHowlett> fairuz_ sorry that's the only cache cleaner I'm familiar with.
[06:14] <L3top> I really only know anything about alsa
[06:14] <ZzBomb> clarinet: I've never heard of a safe mode in linux. It's same as recovery
[06:15] <clarinet> Oh, yes. but how to run in low graphics mode?
[06:15] <fairuz_> CFHowlett: ok thanks
[06:15] <clarinet> OK
[06:15] <ZzBomb> clarinet: try starting x. If you cannot, open a terminal and run recovery scripts to get it running again
[06:15] <clarinet> There is nvidia driver installed on my system, but when I change ati card, It can't boot normally.
[06:15] <ZzBomb> There are about 100 tutorials for it on the ubuntuforums.
[06:15] <GhostWolf> does anyone know if there is a way to install themes for the new 11.10 ubuntu?
[06:16] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: Appearance manager?
[06:16] <crizzy> GhostWolf: themes should be copied to ~/.themes/
[06:16] <crizzy> ZzBomb: no such thing in gnome3 :)
[06:16] <ZzBomb> crizzy: Ah I forgot that got removed, I still dont understand why.
[06:16] <GhostWolf> ZzBomb i have no idea i don't know how the 11.10 works, in 11.04 you were able to install it from the same area as you change your desktop screen
[06:17] <crizzy> ZzBomb: i bet it comes back later on in gnome3 cycle
[06:17] <crizzy> ZzBomb: wasn't exactly 'removed', just wasn't rewritten back in the g3 cycle
[06:17] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: like crizzy said then .. copy into  ~/.themes/
[06:17] <GhostWolf> crizzy, ok but i don't know how to install some of these i downloaded i just know how to install them from the appearance window on the previous ubuntu versions
[06:17] <crizzy> ZzBomb: nothing unusual, original gnome 2.0 missed *a lot* of features, they just put the initial work on the platform
[06:17] <ZzBomb> crizzy: that's kinda the equivalent of being removed.
[06:18] <crizzy> ZzBomb: but yes, it is ugly that you can't even change fonts without tweak tool
[06:18] <Guest40224> L3top: When I go to my audio preferences though under applications it says somethign about ALSA, not OSS
[06:18] <ZzBomb> crizzy: I think there is a tweak tool you can install. I dont remember the package name and it might be in a ppa
[06:18] <crizzy> GhostWolf: don't they come up with instructions? depends a bit on theme too
[06:18] <GhostWolf> crizzy, not all of them
[06:18] <crizzy> ZzBomb: gnome-tweak-tool
[06:18] <ZzBomb> Go figure..
[06:19] <ZzBomb> :3
[06:19] <crizzy> GhostWolf: ok, general way to install themes is this:
[06:19] <newbie007> anyone here using GIMX ?
[06:19] <crizzy> GhostWolf: open nautilus. press ctrl-l, type ~/.themes/ there, open your theme .tar.gz by clicking it, drag contents to ~/.themes
[06:19] <ZzBomb> Well hey, if anyone wants a challenge, help me figure out how to manually print double sided without the function built into printer.
[06:20] <crizzy> GhostWolf: then select it from 'advanced settings' (which is package: gnome-tweak-tool)
[06:20] <GhostWolf> ok crizzy i'll try that. do you know if there are spefici themes done just for 11.10? or is it all versatile?
[06:20] <Guest40224> Played around with some random audio settings
[06:20] <Guest40224> it seems to play audio through wine now
[06:20] <crizzy> GhostWolf: this is a bit ugly atm, but i'm sure these options will come back later on in gnome3 cycles. 12.04 already restores many old missing style configuration options
[06:20] <Guest40224> but I can't seem tog et spotify to open now
[06:20] <L3top> Ok...
[06:20] <crizzy> GhostWolf: just look for GTK3 themes :)
[06:20] <Guest40224> Spotify used to open fine using wine, now it doesn't
[06:20] <Guest40224> Have they changed it recently?
[06:21] <L3top> Guest40224: apt-cache policy alsa-base
[06:21] <crizzy> Guest40224: i use native linux client, works fine
[06:21] <Guest40224> crizzy: Don't you need premium for the native client?
[06:21] <GhostWolf> crizzy, is the gtk3 themes different than themes for the 11.04 themes at all?
[06:21] <Guest40224> L3top: What is that for?
[06:21] <L3top> see if there is a version installed
[06:21] <ZzBomb> Guest40224: I imagine they regularly update spotify. At least they did when I was using in windows, although you should have noticed it generally asks you.
[06:21] <c_smith> Guest40224, have you tried the native client.
[06:21] <L3top> it tells me what is available, and what is installed
[06:21] <crizzy> Guest40224: yes, you do. but i need it for android/3g streaming anyway
[06:21] <c_smith> *?
[06:22] <crizzy> GhostWolf: well, yes. 11.04 and earlier used gnome2 and gtk2
[06:22] <crizzy> GhostWolf: i don't think these themes are compatible
[06:22] <crizzy> GhostWolf: big version transitions are always a bit painful, but this'll be much better again when 12.04 comes out
[06:22] <Guest40224> L3top: http://paste.ubuntu.com/863005/ was what that command gave me
[06:22] <GhostWolf> crizzy, ok thanks i'll look for them, i only downloaded themes for the 11.04 on a site, let me give you the addy for them to see if it does
[06:22] <ZzBomb> Ok. Time to get Funky. Just going to have my printer print Even ones.. Then odd ones. So lame that feature does not exist. It's so simple.
[06:22] <Guest40224> crizzy: Well, yeah, I can't afford that haha. I use google music for my android streaming.
[06:23] <Guest40224> c_smith: I can't afford the native client as a broke college student :S
[06:23] <crizzy> Guest40224: it's only like 9,90eur/month :)
[06:23] <GhostWolf> crizzy, well i was upgrading cause before when i upgraded there was an issue with a toolbar i used
[06:23] <crizzy> Guest40224: price of a burger meal here :P
[06:23] <c_smith> Guest40224, ah, well, I don't use Spotify, so I didn't know that was a premium feature....
[06:24] <c_smith> although that's really cheap of them, making people pay just because they don't use Windows....
[06:24] <clarinet> Zzbomb, startx doesn't work. Do you know how to run in low graphics mode?
[06:24] <crizzy> Guest40224: isn't google music us-only anyway? :/
[06:24] <Guest40224> c_smith: Lol, I make $0 a month, so I can't really afford it. I'm saving my cash to buy a raspberry pi when they are more readily available.
[06:24] <Guest40224> c_smith: I meant that to be towards crizzy
[06:24] <c_smith> Guest40224, I hear those are nice. might have to get me a few....
[06:25] <ZzBomb> clarinet:  hm Generally if you can run in low graphics mode it will ask if you want to go into it when you start like normal. So I think you can assume xorg is too dead to even do that.
[06:25] <Guest40224> crizzy: I'm not sure about google music's global availability
[06:25] <GhostWolf> crizzy, here is the site i was using before, http://www.techiesouls.com/2008/11/27/collection-of-50-best-looking-linux-gnomeubuntu-themes-to-download/
[06:25] <Guest40224> crizzy: Although from what I've used it seems really well done.  The beta phase was shaky, but now it really seems to have come together.
[06:25] <Guest40224> c_smith: For $35 USD it'd a a crime not to buy at least one
[06:25] <ZzBomb> clarinet: What errors does it show when starting? That's generally a good indicator, if you see the loader try switching with... (I think it's F3, but I dont really remember) to view verbose startup.
[06:26] <ZzBomb> Maybe it's F2.... It's been a while since I have need to.
[06:26] <crizzy> Guest40224: take a look here: http://gnome-shell.deviantart.com/gallery/29380653
[06:26] <Guest40224> So before I could launch spotify but it had no audio, and now that I had audio, I can't launch spotify... Something must always go wrong.
[06:27] <ZzBomb> Ok I missed something. $35, only thing I can think of that is $35 is the raspberry pi
[06:27] <L3top> Guest40224:   amixdigital=$(amixer | grep Simple | grep IEC | cut -d' ' -f4,5,6 | sort | uniq); for output in $amixdigital; do amixer sset $output unmute; done
[06:27] <ZzBomb> Guest40224: Reinstall spotify.
[06:27] <crizzy> Guest40224: also here http://abhizweblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/some-gtk-3-themes-ubuntu-n-fedora.html
[06:27] <L3top> open wine, select alsa wave out, test sound
[06:27] <L3top> erg...
[06:27] <L3top> that was wrong
[06:28] <L3top> that is digi only
[06:28] <L3top> sorry.
[06:28] <crizzy> ah
[06:28] <L3top>   amixdigital=$(amixer | grep Simple | cut -d' ' -f4,5,6 | sort | uniq); for output in $amixdigital; do amixer sset $output unmute; done
[06:28] <crizzy> sorry it was GhostWolf who asked for themes
[06:28] <ZzBomb> Guest40224: Or start like perusing your wine logs. But generally a reinstall is easier if it just wont start... If you can.. removing the wine prefix is pretty easy s well if you dont have other stuff in it. Something like PlayOnLinux is also good since it's a bit more optimized already for the software.
[06:28] <crizzy> GhostWolf: check those links ^^ :P
[06:28] <Guest40224> crizzy: I think someone else was looking for the themes
[06:28] <L3top> then type alsamixer
[06:28] <L3top> er
[06:28] <L3top> sudo alsamixer
[06:28] <clarinet> ZzBomb, all this happened when I change my nvidia card to ati card.
[06:29] <Guest40224> Also, I've reinstalled spotify to no avail
[06:29] <crizzy> GhostWolf: http://abhizweblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/some-gtk-3-themes-ubuntu-n-fedora.html and http://gnome-shell.deviantart.com/gallery/29380653
[06:29] <clarinet> When nvidia driver enabled.
[06:29] <L3top> make sure all vols are at acceptable level
[06:29] <ZzBomb> clarinet: Do you have any other type of video? Because changing video card types would Absolutely cause that to happen...
[06:29] <GhostWolf> crizzy, i will thanks. so those themse on the link i showed you won't work with 11.10 then?
[06:29] <ZzBomb> clarinet: I mean like onboard.
[06:29] <crizzy> GhostWolf: likely not
[06:29] <clarinet> ZzBomb, yeah.
[06:29] <gdeeble> Curious, does anyone know if you can use a USB Serial adapter or Serial PCI Add-on card as a console port for a server? My on-board serial port just keeps dumping random letters like the settings are wrong but they match 100% the server and client machine.
[06:29] <Guest40224> what are the commands to check my GTK version?  Although I was not directly looking for a GTK theme that does seem intriguing.
[06:30] <crizzy> GhostWolf: i'm kinda boring, i run stock unity, with only wallpaper changed :P too busy with actual work to fiddle with themes..
[06:30] <GhostWolf> ok thanks crizzy, btw have another question, is there a way to not have multiple windows like the browser windows on top of each other?
[06:30] <crizzy> hm?
[06:30] <GhostWolf> crizzy, i just like something different, i like things to be a bit darker
[06:30] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: Maybe im confused.. But just drag one over another.
[06:31] <clarinet> ZzBomb, grub menu displayed normally.
[06:31] <ZzBomb> clarinet: Ok yea thats not doing anything yet. What happens next?
[06:31] <Guest40224> crizzy: I change my wallpaper like every day.  I'm a fan of reddit.com/r/earthporn  NOTE: That is not actually porn, it is entirely SFW.
[06:31] <GhostWolf> crizzy, in 11.10 when i open more than 1 browser window open, and when i want to tab over it, i only see one firefox icon but i see like 3 little arrows thing saying i have 3 pages up. i want them to be seperate, instead of on top of each other
[06:32] <crizzy> umm i have no idea
[06:32] <crizzy> i mostly use super-w for changing windows
[06:32] <ome> Why does `sensiable-browser` doesn't respect the defualt browser ? or how does it decides which browser to use ?
[06:33] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: That's a compiz setting, im not sure if you can change it
[06:33] <GhostWolf> and ZzBomb you can't drag it cause you have to hit the down key to see the other browser windows
[06:33] <crizzy> GhostWolf: try hitting super(win button)-w if you're on unity3d
[06:33] <ZzBomb> Oh yea.. that's a good question. GhostWolf, are you using unity-3d or 2d?
[06:33] <GhostWolf> crizzy, yea i did that, but it just minimizes everything, i don't want that
[06:34] <GhostWolf> i have no idea i just upgraded to 11.10 from 11.04
[06:34] <crizzy> minimizes? it should display all open windows at once
[06:34] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: Do you have accelerated graphics?
[06:35] <GhostWolf> crizzy, thats what i mean minimizes all programs i have open to see whats open
[06:35] <GhostWolf> ZzBomb, again i don't know im not very familiar with alot of things in ubuntu
[06:35] <clarinet> ZzBomb, ubuntu logo can displayed and then black screen when boot from normal mode.
[06:36] <ZzBomb> clarinet: Click F2 when you see that ubuntu logo, should switch to verbose(can someone confirm that its f2?)
[06:36] <zayan> hey guys
[06:36] <zayan> guys
[06:36] <ju_> hello, everyone
[06:36] <clarinet> ZzBomb, thanks, I'll try it later.
[06:36] <zayan> i need help
[06:37] <CFHowlett> zayan   ask away
[06:37] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: I am pretty sure your referring to a compiz setting. Try install compizconfig-settings-manager and playing with your unity settings.
[06:37] <zayan> is there any one who have used peppermint os 2
[06:37] <CFHowlett> zayan   not on this channel.
[06:37] <zayan> which ?
[06:37] <ZzBomb> zayan: I am pretty sure you are in the #ubuntu room
[06:37] <zayan> ah this channel is ubuntu <:)
[06:37] <ju_> can anyone here help with xubuntu 11.10 settings?
[06:37] <CFHowlett> zayan   try #peppermint
[06:38] <GhostWolf> ZzBomb, all i know is when you open a program like a browser you hit tab and you can see all the programs up. with firefox if you have more than one firefox window open it is ontop of the other window
[06:38] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: It most likely does that with other programs with multiple windows too then. Try the compiz settings.
[06:39] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: I think that's part of the Expo settings
[06:39] <ju_> hello... ?(
[06:39] <CFHowlett> ju_   greetings
[06:39] <GhostWolf> ZzBomb, never had any other program that uses multiple windows. i don't see someone using more than 1 xchat or other programs of the sort
[06:39] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: Or maybe not, idk ill poke around it some
[06:39] <hopstafarian> wondering if anyone here has experience with beowulf cluster under ubuntu?
[06:39] <zayan> no one is there ?
[06:39] <zayan> in that channel
[06:39] <ju_> can u help with xubuntu 11.10 settings?
[06:39] <GhostWolf> sorry ZzBomb i rather not poke on sometihng i don't know what it is of
[06:40] <CFHowlett> zayan   see http://peppermintos.com/
[06:40] <ju_> or it is in another channel?
[06:40] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: On my system when I alt-tab it shows firefox as one, then if I hover over it for a bit it expands and shows both windows.
[06:40] <Guest40224> So
[06:41] <GhostWolf> ZzBomb, yes thats what i mean, i have a printscreen to show you, but i don't want that i want to make it seperate
[06:41] <Guest40224> When I try to do the automatic updater it says something along the lines of "trying to install package from untrusted source, then when I ask for more info it says spotify-qt-client.  And then it installs no updates.  How do I get it to install all my updates?
[06:41] <LinSkyrate> anyone got the awus036NH card working after upgrade to 3.2.6?
[06:42] <crizzy> Guest40224: i think you should add the spotify repository key to get them verified
[06:42] <zayan> How do i add home folder and trash bin in Ubuntu
[06:42] <Guest40224> crizzy: Why does it stop all my like 300+ updates though, why can't I just skip the spotify one?
[06:42] <crizzy> no idea :)
[06:42] <crizzy> Guest40224: http://www.spotify.com/fi/download/previews/ see here anyway
[06:43] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: Ok I checked compiz settings, unless there is a hidden feature for doing it otherwise you cannot use the Unity Switcher in that way. You could use something like the Shift Switcher, Ring Switcher, Static Application Switcher, or Application Switcher to get the effect you want.. And then just redo the hotkeys for that manually.
[06:43] <crizzy> Guest40224: make all those steps, then spotify updates should have no problem
[06:43] <GhostWolf> ZzBomb, i did not understand what you just said. sorry
[06:44] <finn> Beta is out tomorrow, anyone using a recent cvs version?
[06:44] <ju_> hi. i have a problem - can't bring window buttons close, maximize, minimize to the left (xubuntu 11.10)
[06:44] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: Install the compizconfig-settings-manager, you can change that stuff there. It's pretty self explanatory once your in it. The feature you want is not built into the "Unity" plugin which manages the switcher by default. But there are a few other plugins that can do exactly what you want.
[06:44] <crizzy> uhm
[06:44] <crizzy> be VERY careful with compizconfig
[06:44] <ZzBomb> Yes
[06:44] <crizzy> it can and it WILL eventually break your config
[06:45] <crizzy> and then you can't start unity anymore
[06:45] <ZzBomb> Yea.. I've broken mine a dozen times.. Fortunately It's easy to reset.
[06:45] <crizzy> before you even start, instructions to fix it:
[06:45] <crizzy> start unity 2d: start compizconfig again, and click unity plugin back on
[06:45] <crizzy> :P
[06:45] <ZzBomb> Preferences - Reset to defaults.. Woo.
[06:45] <CFHowlett> ju_   Settings -> Settings Manager -> Window Manager -> Button Layout (R Column) Drag the maximize, minimize, close and menu buttons where you want them.
[06:45] <crizzy> i think compizconfig is remoed from 12.04 repos already.. at least software centre
[06:46] <LinSkyrate> get this msg when modprobe rt2800usb: WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist, it will be ignored in a future release.
[06:46] <Guest40224> Whats the best FTP client for Ubuntu?
[06:46] <urfr332gO> crizzy, #ubuntu+1 is 12.04
[06:46] <GhostWolf> this is what i see, http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/405/screenshotat20120229224.png/ i don't want that, i want those 3 firefox winders seperated from each other.
[06:46] <ZzBomb> crizzy: Shucks, I usually customize my configuration like crazy, there will be some variation of it I am sure...
[06:47] <dit> hello all
[06:47] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: Ok.. Yep.. That's what I am talking about.
[06:47] <urfr332gO> crizzy, unity is a plugin in compiz it is not going anywhere.
[06:47] <crizzy> urfr332gO: duh, was just implying using compizconfig is dangerous
[06:47] <CFHowlett> dit   greetings
[06:47] <dit> can anyone tell me how to install geo server in ubuntu
[06:47] <ZzBomb> urfr332gO: the editor is going away.. not compiz
 oh thanks ... it was SO easy...
[06:47] <crizzy> urfr332gO: and fiddling with it WILL eventually disable the unity plugin when it breaks the config (and it does it a lot)
[06:47] <urfr332gO> ZzBomb, what editor?
[06:47] <GhostWolf> i just don't want to have that, is there anyway to not have it like that?
[06:47] <CFHowlett> ju_    worked?
[06:48] <ZzBomb> urfr332gO: compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:48] <urfr332gO> crizzy, not if you know what your doing.
[06:48] <clarinet> Does anyone know how to enter Failsafe Graphics Mode from terminal?
 yes.. )
[06:48] <CFHowlett> ju_   http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7001421/Pictures/Success.jpg
[06:48] <zayan> GUYS
[06:48] <crizzy> urfr332gO: no, it just does it. known problem
[06:48] <zayan> GUys
[06:48] <zayan> guys
[06:48] <ZzBomb> urfr332gO: It's not as bad as it used to be. But when unity first came out I broke my config about 100 times.
[06:48] <zayan> guu=ys
[06:48] <FloodBot1> zayan: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:48] <zayan> ok
[06:48] <dit> CFHowlett: i ve downloaded bin file of geoserver
[06:48] <crizzy> urfr332gO: compizconfig freezing and destroying your configs is barely 'not knowing what you're doing'
[06:48] <zayan> FloodBot1
 :-)
[06:48] <CFHowlett> dit   http://suite.opengeo.org/docs/usermanual/installation/linux/geoserver-ubuntu.html
[06:49] <dit> CFHowlett: but not able to install
[06:49] <clarinet> or from grub 2?
[06:49] <zayan> FloodBot1 : how do i add the home folder recycle bins and stuff like that in my dekstop?
[06:49] <CFHowlett> dit this appears to be the official instructions.  If this doesn't work, I sure don't know what else to tell you ...
[06:49] <urfr332gO> ZzBomb, crizzy  plenty of web tutorials on how to tweak compiz in unity, if you tweaked  without reading then well.d
[06:50] <crizzy> zayan: install 'gnome-tweak-tool' package. then you can find this as 'advanced settings'. there's options for that
[06:50] <clarinet> ZzBomb, maybe Failsafe Graphics Mode can avoid this problem when changing gfx card.
[06:50] <ZzBomb> urfr332gO: Some of us started using it before "plenty" of tutorials existed. Plus they generally dont cover anything I want to do
[06:50] <dit> CFHowlett: thanks
[06:50] <zayan> to add home folders , recycle bin?? in compiz ? i never thoought of that in using compiz !
[06:51] <crizzy> urfr332gO: crappy softwar crashing has nothing to do with person not knowing what he's doing. and compizconfig does destroy compiz config files when it does that. stop defending it, you clearly have no clue what YOU are talking about.
[06:51] <CFHowlett> dit   good luck
[06:51] <ZzBomb> clarinet: Usually it will ask you to enter that if its going to let you (in my experience)
[06:51] <urfr332gO> crizzy, yeah hiolster your ego.
[06:51] <GhostWolf> well i guess i have to just keep it like this. aslo realized if i don't go to another program or window i can tab from 2 browsers
[06:51] <urfr332gO> holster*
[06:51] <crizzy> zayan: read above, gave you instructions
[06:52] <crizzy> urfr332gO: known bugs in compizconfig have nothing to do with my ego, either.
[06:52] <clarinet> ZzBomb, Yeah, there is failsafe graphics mode option in previous release.
[06:52] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: Telling ya, it's pretty easy to enable one of the other switchers with that manager and those are generally not features that break things.
[06:52] <Companion> ssh root@home.pulse207.com
[06:52] <clarinet> ZzBomb, but I can't see it in Ubuntu 11.10 recovery mode.
[06:52] <Companion> oops D:
[06:52] <urfr332gO> crizzy, no just your discourse.
[06:52] <GhostWolf> ZzBomb, nah i rather not mess with anything if its not something simple i don't want to bother thanks anyways
[06:53] <ZzBomb> GhostWolf: It's pretty simple.. You install one package and click one checkbox. Then optionally redo your hotkeys.
[06:54] <GhostWolf> again ZzBomb no thanks
[06:54] <ZzBomb> Alrighty :p
[06:54] <GhostWolf> but im out, got the main thing i wanted and will look into those themes later
[06:54] <gdeeble> Curious, does anyone know if you can use a USB Serial adapter or Serial PCI Add-on card as a console port for a server? My on-board serial port just keeps dumping random letters like the settings are wrong but they match 100% the server and client machine.
[06:55] <ZzBomb> clarinet: have you seen like... this? http://askubuntu.com/questions/91352/blank-screen-after-ati-video-card-installation-on-ubuntu-11-10-amd64
[06:55] <ZzBomb> Like im pretty sure there are a bunch of other people who have had this issue.
[06:55] <clarinet> ZzBomb, OK, thanks.
[06:56] <ZzBomb> That's not such a good article but yea. Thats totally something that is all over the forums and such if you look around
[06:56] <clarinet> ZzBomb, Yeah.
[06:57] <ZzBomb> clarinet: You most likely just need to install the ati drivers which I assume would remove the nvidia ones. Although I dont really know, never had an ATI card.. all my stuff is nvidia
[06:57] <ZzBomb> http://mrrichard.hubpages.com/hub/2-Ways-to-Install-FGLRX-in-Ubuntu-1110-Oneric
[06:57] <ZzBomb> This one looks useful
[06:57] <ZzBomb> You may need to adapt it to you using a terminal though,
[06:57] <clarinet> ZzBomb, OK, thank you.
[06:58] <ZzBomb> So to download, use wget. To install just chmod +x then run ./app
[06:58] <ZzBomb> etc etc
[06:58] <ZzBomb> Ok I guess I am done.
[07:00] <user1> hi, can i install ie browser in ubuntu 11.10??
[07:00] <urfr332gO> user1, only with wine
[07:01] <ZzBomb> user1: try #wine
[07:01] <Canadian1296> user1: IE requires windows or wine. I suggest you use Firefox instead but its up to you
[07:01] <user1> ZZbomb, but it is not working when i installed with wine
[07:01] <ZzBomb> try winetricks
[07:01] <crizzy> only ie6 iirc works with wine, so it's pretty useless
[07:02] <capecarnation> when installing ubuntu can i break up the hard disk into 4 logical partitions, and then create in the first partition, for example, create all of my partitions for ubuntu (ie, /, swap, /boot, /home, /tmp, /var, /log)?
[07:02] <ZzBomb> Ive used ie7 in it pretty flawlessly, and i think ie8 works now too
[07:02] <urfr332gO> capecarnation, logicals go in a exteneded
[07:02] <ZzBomb> Haha. Using ie flawlessly. what a joke.
[07:02] <Canadian1296> Where is the Linux mint support channel?
[07:03] <ZzBomb> Canadian1296: ##linuxmint
[07:03] <urfr332gO> #mint ##linuxmint
[07:03] <ZzBomb> Canadian1296: Official support channel is #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org
[07:03] <capecarnation> urfr332gO, ok, so it's HARD DRIVE -> EXTENDED -> LOGICAL -> PARTITION?
[07:04] <Canadian1296> ZzBomb: Thanks
[07:04] <ZzBomb> capecarnation: or Harddrive -> Primary Partition
[07:04] <ZzBomb> Assuming your structure is msdos
[07:04] <ZzBomb> aka not a mac....
[07:04] <urfr332gO> capecarnation, why would you want to break it up like that kinda old school.
[07:05] <ZzBomb> urfr332gO: Mine right now goes [primary][primary][primary][extended[logical][logical]]. Stupid manufacturer included 4 primaries, took me forever to rearrange it to allow extras.
[07:05] <capecarnation> urfr332gO, i thought that was the way everyone did it?  i would like to have one of the extended partitions for ubuntu, another extended partition for a "test bed for distros", and yet another extended partition for putting all of my music on.
[07:06] <ZzBomb> capecarnation: if you only want 3, just do 3 primaries.
[07:06] <urfr332gO> ZzBomb, I have 3 primaries to but W7, NTFS shared, and The W8 released today, I don'y reall use windows though I just feel sorry for those that do.
[07:06] <ucenik04> hi
[07:06] <urfr332gO> don't
[07:06] <ucenik04> fgf
[07:07] <ZzBomb> urfr332gO: I test things virtually.
[07:07] <urfr332gO> ZzBomb, I have a netbook not really enough power.
[07:07] <capecarnation> urfr332gO, i certainly don't use windows.  been burned too many times.  i do wonder if my son will be able to play his Jump Start software in linux, though.  hopefully wine will support that.
[07:07] <ZzBomb> Ah...
[07:07] <ucenik04> aaa
[07:07] <ucenik04> ;P
[07:07] <ZzBomb> urfr332gO: yar.. I have a 15" w/ an i7. Wonderful specs for price. :3
[07:08] <ucenik04> aa
[07:08] <capecarnation> ZzBomb, that face you made almost looks like a cat face.  just need the whiskers ;)
[07:08] <urfr332gO> ZzBomb, I might buy something with more umph in grad school.
[07:08] <ZzBomb> capecarnation: that's what it was :P
[07:09] <ZzBomb> urfr332gO: I was thinking about buying a netbook soon but it looks like tablet would be better for what I would be using it for.
[07:09] <ZzBomb> I just dont think tablets have come quite as far as I want them to before I buy one.
[07:10] <urfr332gO> ZzBomb, yeah.
[07:10] <capecarnation> that's what i was thinking.  tablets seem to be going out the door.  they should just make netbooks that have touch-screen functionality built in so that you can completely open up the netbook 'til it's flat on the table (both sides), then use the touch screen.
[07:10] <zayan> Hey guys
[07:10] <ome> Tablets are a joke if you want a serious computer.
[07:10] <zayan> i need some help
[07:11] <zayan> do any of you know a good screen recording software
[07:11] <zayan> which screencasts myself even
[07:11] <zayan> !!
[07:11] <CFHowlett> zayan   recordmydesktop
[07:11] <ome> capecarnation: that is what I have always dreamt about, being able to silide and have different keybaord/controllers!
[07:11] <zayan> oh ill check that out thanks!
[07:11] <ome> it's just amazing if they have made something like that !
[07:12] <ZzBomb> capecarnation: No i mean, tablets are pushing netbooks out of the way.. Since basically those new "Ultrabooks" keep getting smaller the netbook category is fading. So I am just waiting for tablets to improve a little more. They are in no way going away.
[07:13] <capecarnation> have never heard of Ultrabooks.  why can't they just make netbooks to look like giant slider phones that use for texting :)
[07:13] <ZzBomb> Ha. Because that would be impossible to use. Who has big enough hands?
[07:13] <capecarnation> by the way, is there a better brick and mortar place to buy laptops then best buy?  their selection is abysmal, looks worse than it did a year ago.
[07:14] <christinepea777> frys
[07:14] <capecarnation> ZzBomb, no it wouldn't.  the keyboard would be the size of the netbooks, it would just slide in underneath the screen when the user only wants to be in tablet mode.
[07:14] <ome> capecarnation: one of the reasions that they are not making them is that the technology used for smartphone/tablets screens are pretty expensive. it would make the laptops pretty unafordable.
[07:15] <capecarnation> it would?  wouldn't the competition only make the laptops cheaper?
[07:16] <clarinet> What does noapic mean?(grub boot loader parameter)
[07:16] <capecarnation> i think the edubuntu install has 'stalled' on my other computer.  ....funny, just as i type this (after waiting damn near30 minutes), it's about finished installing.  my son is tickled to death to have  his own computer :)
[07:16] <user1> hi, in ubuntu 11.10 bluetooth device is not activating, even when i press bluetoth button.
[07:18] <ome> capecarnation: the competation will make things cheaper, but not cheaper then what it costs to make them. the multitouch is pretty expensive and it gets more expensive as your screen size.
[07:18] <clarinet> Does anyone know what "noapic" stand for?(grub boot loader parameter)
[07:18] <ome> IIRC, the price of multitouch is exponetional to the screen size.
[07:19] <ZzBomb> ok im gunna do some work, laterz
[07:20] <ome> action hemmmm
[07:20] <capecarnation> ome, gotcha.. hadn't thought of that.
[07:20] <capecarnation> nice talking to you, ZzBomb
[07:21] <capecarnation> clarinet i used to play that instrument 6th grade through 11th grade, many years ago :)
[07:23] <pyrokamileon> whats a good channel where I can get help with Testdisk?
[07:23] <clarinet> capecarnation, Oh, for 5 year. I only played for 1 year, many years ago too.
[07:24] <clarinet> capecarnation, do you like it?
[07:27] <capecarnation> did i like the clarinet?  not sure, really.  my embechure (or however you spell that) wasn't correct for the reeds, and i quickly fell in love with percussion.  i never took music that seriously, and regret it.  looking back, had i done so, i would have for sure gone onto DCI. can you imagine being in the Blue Devils percussion? :D
[07:29] <doc-saintly> So some of you may recognize me - but here's the situation: I have a 3tb raid that took a dump. I have a backup of it from about a month ago, I have the contents of what I retrieved from the raid with testdisk, and I have the original raid which I've fsck'd with a backup superblock (with errors of course)
[07:29] <urfr332gO> capecarnation, different fingering for every octave, I used to play reeds and jazz professionally.
[07:29] <doc-saintly> What's the best/easiest way to go about this? I figured that if I did a binary comparison between what was on the fsck'd system vs the month old backup I could verify the integrity and potentially restore anything that is corrupted.
[07:30] <doc-saintly> Then I need to look at the fsck'd and the testdisk files vs. the month old backup to see how many of the intermediate files I can restore.
[07:30] <doc-saintly> I look forward to any suggestions on how to accomplish all this.
[07:35] <clarinet> capecarnation, I don't know so much about Blue Devils.
[07:36] <capecarnation> clarinet, go to youtube, type in blue devils percussion and enjoy.  unreal how tight their line is.  other great ones, too.  phantom regiment, santa clara vanguard, cavaliers (rosemont, il).....
[07:37] <clarinet> capecarnation, OK.
[07:38] <capecarnation> urfr332gO, the fingering aspect of it wasn't a problem for me.  i  have slender fingers.  it was the mouth part that gave me fits, my bite was terrible.
[07:38] <capecarnation> how come edubuntu was able to download everything it needs just fine for installation, and after rebooting it can't see the wired connection?
[07:45] <fairuz> I use local mirror (setup using apt-cacher) to upgrade one of my machine from 11.10 to 12.04. In order to do that, I modified the sources.list of the machine to point to the local mirror. I have no problem with apt-get update and upgrade. But what will happen for do-release-upgrade? When the machine is upgraded to 12.04, will it re-modify the sources.list to point to precise's repo of my local mirror or the default one?
[07:45] <chown_> guys what do i do when all menu bars disappears?
[07:46] <chown_> so i cant moxe the windows applications around
[07:49] <pyrokamileon> I'm using Testdisk to try and recover my partitions and it finds both of them but when I try and undelete them both is refuses to work for me because doing so would make the structure bad
[07:49] <pyrokamileon> anyone have any ideas?
[07:49] <bkerensa> nathwill: ping
[07:50] <urfr332gO> pyrokamileon, did you overwrite the partitions and use them?
[07:51] <pyrokamileon> I don't believe so
[07:51] <phpN00b> any one knows of a good Navicat alternative for Ubuntu?
[07:51] <pyrokamileon> I'm trying to help a friend out, I don't think he had a chance to use them
[07:52] <pyrokamileon> it's doing a deep scan right now so I guess I can't do much with it
[07:52] <pyrokamileon> but at first it did find both my recovery and main system partition, they were both listed as deleted
[07:53] <pyrokamileon> when I tried to undelete them both testdisk wouldn't let me proceed because that would make the structure bad
[07:53] <chown_> is there a way to restart x without loosing all windows open? i mean, when x restarts again it would open all that was opened again?
[07:53] <pyrokamileon> the first partition ends on exactly the same cylinder that the next partition begins, I'm not sure but I think they should be consecutive and not share that same number..
[07:54] <pyrokamileon> but I'm not even sure where to look to try and figure out what to do about it!
[07:55] <urfr332gO> chown_, I have run a restart of ldm not everything running was still running.
[07:56] <chown_> urfr332gO: i see, well sometimes my windows menu bars disappears... i dont know what to do so i run rr ldm, do u think is there another way?
[07:56] <urfr332gO> chown_, have you tweaked compiz, I assume your running unity.
[07:57] <chown_> urfr332gO: yeah, im running unity. what do u mean?
[07:57] <urfr332gO> chown_, is compiz running stock?
[07:58] <chown_> urfr332gO: compiz is running to
[07:59] <urfr332gO> chown_, have you changed compiz at all?
[07:59] <raymears> hi everyone. i cloned my notebook hard drive onto a sandybridge desktop. with intel graphics.
[07:59] <chown_> urfr332gO: a little, do you think my changes are causing it?
[08:00] <raymears> i can boot into the system, X starts after i removed the fglrx drivers and installed the intel ones from the glasen ppa
[08:00] <raymears> but it only supports resolutions up to 1280X1024
[08:00] <raymears> any ideas whats missing?
[08:00] <urfr332gO> chown_, probably I set mine to run the cube, regularly the window header disappear, you can install  compiz-fusion, and make a desktop launcher that will restart compiz, or just do it in the terminal.
[08:01] <chown_> urfr332gO:  oh,  so it is compiz that makes it disappear
[08:01] <chown_> urfr332gO: so by restarting compiz it would fix
[08:02] <chown_> urfr332gO: ty
[08:02] <urfr332gO> yeah
[08:03] <chown_> is tehre some type of default shortcut to open terminal window?
[08:04] <theadmin> chown_: ^M-T (Ctrl-Alt-T)
[08:05] <chown_> theadmin: savelifer
[08:05] <chown_> or is it lifesaver?
[08:05] <theadmin> chown_: lifesaver lol
[08:05] <chown_> my english is cruel to me
[08:06] <satish> how do i change to indian channels
[08:06] <satish> anyone...
[08:06] <theadmin> !in | satish
[08:06] <satish> thank you
[08:07] <ndkelly> Hi.
[08:07] <satish> !in
[08:07] <satish> how do i get there
[08:07] <satish> hmm...
[08:07] <theadmin> satish: /join #ubuntu-in
[08:07] <ndkelly> Recently been getting regular Firefox crashes, related to the GLX version. Says it need to be 1.3
[08:07] <ndkelly> How would i go about updating this?
[08:08] <ndkelly> I'm running 10.04 on a Dell Mini 10v.
[08:08] <jessie> when i formatted my usb in starup disk this is the error im getting how to fix it unable to mount 4.1GB file system
[08:09] <toxiccity90> is it possible to install lightdm on 10.10 ubuntu?? and if so how??
[08:09] <toxiccity90> what ppa do I use or source packages??
[08:09] <Typedirno> hello
[08:09] <capecarnation> if ubuntu and my mp3's are on separate extended partitions, will i be able to access the mp3's from ubuntu?
[08:09] <Typedirno> I think
[08:09] <jessie> "Unable to mount 4.1 GB file system" in starup disk how to fix it
[08:09] <ndkelly> capecarnation, Yes. just navigate with Nautilus
[08:10] <Typedirno> cape
[08:10] <theadmin> capecarnation: Sure
[08:10] <chown_> urfr332gO: well in order to enable cube, you had to disable unity, right?
[08:10] <capecarnation> i am just wondering if separating stuff with extended partitions is going 'too far', or if logical partitions is enough.  the hard drive is 500GB and I NEVER come close to using that much space.  just don't know what to do with all that space.
[08:10] <Typedirno> K im new, whats that colon
[08:11] <capecarnation> the thing that gets examined when you turn 40 :)
[08:11] <urfr332gO> chown_, no there are web tutorials OMGubuntu has one I think, the key is that restart cause the desktop goes crazy.
[08:12] <Typedirno> is it like "username4i: hi" "hi, username4i"
[08:12] <auronandace> Typedirno: colon is :
[08:12] <theadmin> Typedirno: Yeah, it's all the same
[08:13] <Typedirno> k like on opera
[08:13] <theadmin> ...Opera?
[08:13] <toxiccity90> is there a way to install lighdm on ubuntu 10.10 or 10.04?? LTS?? if so how
[08:14] <Typedirno> Hello
[08:14] <ndkelly> How would i update my GLX version?
[08:15] <capecarnation> what about if i put /home, /tmp, /var and /opt all in another extended partition?  will that work?
[08:16] <theadmin> capecarnation: Sure
[08:16] <Typedirno> ommmm
[08:16] <capecarnation> too many options :)  i just don't know how to set up this hard drive.
[08:17] <n2diy> How can I determine what version of Xwindow I'm running?
[08:18] <capecarnation> i was looking at the following web page and i'm just not quite sure it applies to me.  (the section giving an example of a 500GB partition scheme) -> http://content.hccfl.edu/pollock/AUnix1/Partitioning.htm
[08:19] <Issca> 这里有中国的Linux高手吗？有个问题请教
[08:19] <capecarnation> he just gave Linux the bird ;)
[08:19] <urfr332gO> lol
[08:20] <urfr332gO> !cn | Issca
[08:20] <Typedirno> huh
[08:20] <Issca> Thankyou
[08:21] <Typedirno> what freenode is this
[08:22] <Typedirno> Heyyy
[08:23] <n2diy> How can I determine what version of Xwindow I'm running?
[08:24] <ubuntu> hi
[08:24] <n2diy> ! x
[08:25] <ubuntu> how to resolve the problem of grub> after starting the ubuntu system
[08:25] <ubuntu> ?
[08:26] <scientes> ahh help, my xchat windows is rotated 45 dfdeg in a wierd
[08:26] <scientes> way
[08:26] <scientes> after doing gnome-shell --replace in oneric
[08:26] <scientes> its like the regular window
[08:26] <scientes> but its all wierdly rotated, but still rectangular
[08:27] <scientes> if i click on another window it goes back to normal
[08:27] <scientes> but as soon as I focus it goes to the wierd mode again
[08:28] <scientes> guess that isn't supported that way...
[08:32] <toxiccity90> anyone can i install lightdm on ubuntu 10.10?? and how??
[08:33] <jasonmsp> Hey all.  I'm running Natty.  I've been having problems with USB devices.   They dissapear and unplugging, reseting the USB with various scripts from google searches doesn't work.  The only thing that works is reboot with the device unplugged and then plug it back in.  Any thoughts I'm at the end of my google search brain capacity.
[08:34] <mmabrouk> hi
[08:34] <mmabrouk> hi
[08:34] <toxiccity90> i guess never mind
[08:34] <toxiccity90> i figured it out myself
[08:35] <snowrichard> installing 11.10 on my beagleboard
[08:35] <scientes> you should install precise instead snowrichard
[08:35] <scientes> and the armhf one
[08:36] <scientes> armhf is much faster on those devices
[08:36] <snowrichard> well i haven't downloaded those images yet
[08:36] <scientes> and they are two differn't arches
[08:36] <snowrichard> i had already downloaded the 11.10 ubuntu preinstalled
[08:36] <scientes> now, with multiarch it IS possible to cross-grade
[08:36] <scientes> but its not really sensible to do it
[08:37] <mister2> so i purged my openjdk icetea and firefox installs and reinstalled them, because loading applets crashes firefox. still does it... any ideas what could be the problem?
[08:37] <snowrichard> i installed debian squeeze with a net install it took a whole day to download the stuff
[08:38] <mister2> though i do have more updates to install, so, i'll do that and see if anything fixes itself
[08:40] <Ilian> Hi, I've followed this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Logitech_Marblemouse_USB to setup the scroll of my trackball, but now the button of my normal mouse are changed(backward button and wheel-click are switched)
[08:40] <Ilian> is there a way to set different settings for usb trackbal and ps/2 mouse?
[08:45] <demon_spork> When building a .deb, how do I pass options to the configure script? dpkg-buildpackage just uses the default options and I don't see any way to pass the flags I want to the configure script
[08:45] <theadmin> demon_spork: ./configure --your-options && make && sudo checkinstall
[08:45] <bezgo> hello
[08:46] <bezgo> is this for servers or is it just the chat server
[08:46] <sharpK> how can I enter a password into the login screen for 11.10 from SSH?
[08:46] <demon_spork> theadmin, and then I run the dpkg-buildpackage or do I need to do something different than that?
[08:47] <oCean> bezgo: this is ubuntu technical support. #ubuntu-offtopic is for social chat, #ubuntu-server is specific server help
[08:47] <theadmin> demon_spork: checkinstall will build the deb
[08:47] <weeb1e> Hi everyone, every 24 hours when nginx rotates its logs my tail script running under a user account gets a permission error. Can anyone tell me how I can make the log file always readable from users that are not root?
[08:47] <theadmin> demon_spork: It's the way you do it nowadays
[08:47] <demon_spork> oh
[08:47] <demon_spork> sweet
[08:48] <sharpK> how can I enter a password into the login screen for 11.10 from SSH?
[08:49] <demon_spork> sharpK, ssh prompts for password usually won't show you typing it, not even *, just type out the password and press enter it should accept it
[08:50] <demon_spork> even though it looks like nothing is showing up
[08:50] <sharpK> tried it, but still a blank password field with a blinking cursor and no go...
[08:51] <hex20dec> Hi everyone, I've setup SPF record from this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix/SPF     and when I check the header in Gmail it's strill neutral. How do I get it to say "Pass"?
[08:54] <the-newsman2> hello
[08:55] <StevenCodes22> sup Nexus6
[08:55] <StevenCodes22> sup the-newsman2  *
[08:55] <ady> how can i move a folder ?
[08:56] <aleale97a> Mv
[08:56] <ady> into invisible folder?
[08:56] <nibbier> ady mv folder .folder
[08:56] <sharpK> is there a specific ssh command for keyboard input ?
[08:56] <ady> ah ty
[08:57] <ady> is there a copy command?
[08:57] <hex20dec> ady cp
[08:57] <nibbier> ady: if the first character is a dot "." its considered hidden
[08:57] <aleale97a> A dot first
[08:58] <calico> hi guys, i need  to edit /etc/default/grub
[08:58] <calico> could someone please tell me how do i do that
[08:59] <root2> p000000000000
[09:00] <nibbier> calico, chose your weapon (vi, vim, nano, gedit etc), if its a cli tool prepend su, if its a gui tool prepend gksudo, and add the path to the file afterwards - there is your command. eg: sudo vim /etc/default/grub
[09:02] <Shirakawasuna2> I haven't used compiz in a long time (running xubuntu here). Is the emerald settings thing still the proper way to change themes?
[09:02] <theadmin> Shirakawasuna2: No, it's not, Emerald's dead
[09:02] <hex20dec> nibbier: vi and vim is the same thing.
[09:02] <theadmin> hex20dec: They're not
[09:02] <Shirakawasuna2> theadmin: what do I want instead?
[09:02] <theadmin> hex20dec: vim has much more features than vi
[09:03] <theadmin> Shirakawasuna2: Well, uh, not sure, haven't used compiz in a long time either
[09:03] <calico> tnx nibbier
[09:03] <demon_spork> oh geez, I just wanted to build the package to install on another system, I didn't need it installed on the system that was compiling it
[09:03] <demon_spork> ~~~
[09:03] <demon_spork> oh wells
[09:03] <vubuntor753> Hi
[09:03] <vubuntor753> is exists the way to recovery file deleted by find command with -delete argument
[09:04] <vubuntor753> ????
[09:04] <calico> nibbier, do you know if i could add second line duplicating GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT= but with different value
[09:04] <theadmin> vubuntor753: There's no real way to recover files sanely. You can try e2undel, foremost, photorec...
[09:04] <theadmin> calico: No, just modify the kernel lines themselves
[09:05] <theadmin> demon_spork: Sorry about that, checkinstall has an option to just build too though
[09:05] <vubuntor753> :((
[09:05] <Ilian> how can I find the current attached mouse identifer?
[09:05] <calico> theadmin, because I edit this in order to be able to change the brightness on my laptop GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quite splash acpi_osi="  but now I need to add this GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash pcie_aspm=force i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 i915.i915_enable_fbc=1"
[09:06] <theadmin> calico: Combine the two, as in: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash pcie_aspm=force i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 i915.i195_enable_fbc=1 acpi_osi="
[09:07] <vubuntor753> i tried "find /media/Document/ *.db -type f -delete" with no -name
[09:07] <vubuntor753> and ..........
[09:07] <vubuntor753> :((
[09:08] <theadmin> vubuntor753: Well, you can likely use photorec. db files are berkeley databases, right?
[09:08] <theadmin> vubuntor753: I think it should be able to recover those, at least partially.
[09:09] <vubuntor753> i used getdataback for ntfs
[09:09] <vubuntor753> but ....
[09:09] <calico> thanks theadmin
[09:09] <vubuntor753> :((
[09:09] <theadmin> vubuntor753: I tell you try photorec, it recovers almost everything. Might be a little damaged, ESPECIALLY text files, but it works nicely other than that
[09:10] <linocisco> I have dual boot ubuntu and windows7. on laptop. I deleted my ubuntu partitions from windows7 and now it didn't boot ended with Grub error. my CD drive is also not working. how could I fix with which command to make windows7 boot
[09:10] <linocisco> I have dual boot ubuntu and windows7. on laptop. I deleted my ubuntu partitions from windows7 and now it didn't boot ended with Grub error. my CD drive is also not working. how could I fix with which command to make windows7 boot?
[09:10] <root2> hi
[09:11] <vubuntor753> linocisco: use mbrfix
[09:12] <L3top> linocisco:
[09:12] <L3top> yeah
[09:12] <L3top> boot to rescue
[09:12] <novatax> linocisco : fix it with windows 7 installer repair options
[09:12] <L3top> s/rescue/repair/
[09:12] <L3top> been a while
[09:12] <L3top> lol
[09:13] <L3top> fixmbr,   might possibly have to run fixboot as well... but try it without first
[09:16] <vubuntor753> linocisco: boot to mini window XP on hirenboot
[09:17] <vubuntor753> use bootsect command
[09:18] <L3top> I dunno about live xp to win7 bootsect...
[09:18] <L3top> I would use the 7 dvd and fixmbr
[09:18] <vubuntor753> linocisco: use grub4dos4.4
[09:18] <vubuntor753> to use
[09:19] <calico> I'm stuck in a tutorial because of this:
[09:19] <calico> calico@ubuntu:/tmp/acpi_call$ lscpi -vnnn | grep VGA
[09:19] <calico> No command 'lscpi' found, did you mean:
[09:19] <calico>  Command 'lscpu' from package 'util-linux' (main)
[09:19] <calico>  Command 'lscp' from package 'nilfs-tools' (universe)
[09:19] <calico>  Command 'lspci' from package 'pciutils' (main)
[09:19] <FloodBot1> calico: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:19] <L3top> lspci
[09:20] <L3top> lspci -vnnn | grep VGA
[09:20] <L3top> I would think it was -vnn
[09:20] <L3top> but whatever
[09:20] <calico> oh, there's a mistake in the tutorial itself i see thank you
[09:20] <L3top> np
[09:22] <bluefrog> L3top, just that apparently lspci doesn't like pipe to grep
[09:22] <UnknownCoder> hi, i want to install lubuntu alongside to an existing win 7 installation on my notebook
[09:22] <UnknownCoder> i tried this installation on a virtual box system without any problem
[09:22] <Wingede> is unity 5.0 available for 11.10?
[09:22] <L3top> it does
[09:22] <L3top> I do it quite a bit
[09:22] <theadmin> Wingede: Nope
[09:22] <UnknownCoder> now i made a cd from iso and want to install it like i does in my virtual box
[09:23] <UnknownCoder> but the install-cd doesn't find my existing win 7
[09:23] <UnknownCoder> so it offers me to erase the whole hdd
[09:23] <bluefrog> L3top, indeed the command is faulty  lscpi instead of lspci
[09:23] <Wingede> theadmin: doh, guess another vm to have a looksie at 12.04 then
[09:23] <UnknownCoder> ehat have i made wrong
[09:23] <L3top> root@l3top:/home/mcc/lmce-test# lspci -nn | grep VGA
[09:23] <L3top> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller [8086:27a2] (rev 03)
[09:24] <MacroMan> Anyone know how to start the Network Connections GUI as root?
[09:24] <calico> :S I'm stuck again, bash: ./test_off.sh: Permission denied
[09:24] <calico>    and sudo doesn't work too
[09:24] <MacroMan> My default connection isn't showing my connections
[09:24] <L3top> sudo su
[09:24] <bambanx> hello
[09:24] <L3top> ./test_off.sh
[09:25] <theadmin> calico: chmod +x test_off.sh
[09:25] <L3top> ah
[09:25] <L3top> yes
[09:25] <L3top> thats it
[09:25] <theadmin> L3top: Never use "sudo su", it breaks the environment
[09:25] <L3top> exit sudo su
[09:25] <FloodBot1> L3top: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:25] <MacroMan> Is there like a 'sudo network-connections' or something?
[09:26] <calico> theadmin, sudo su doesn't work anyway :S
[09:26] <ady> .
[09:26] <bambanx> guys i am using a mobile usb modem , and i have problem with it, i insert on my laptop and work but them ubuntu disconnect it, other times when i insert on the usb ubuntu dont recognize it , what can i do? (sorry for my bad english :) )
[09:26] <theadmin> calico: As I said, make the file executable: chmod +x filename
[09:27] <L3top> what do you mean by breaks the environment? In that it doesnt carry the env settings?
[09:27] <calico> Trying \_SB.PCI0.P0P1.VGA._OFF: ./test_off.sh: line 34: /proc/acpi/call: Permission denied
[09:27] <calico> cat: /proc/acpi/call: Permission denied
[09:27] <calico> works!
[09:27] <calico> .....
[09:28] <calico> the three lines are pasted i typed only the dots
[09:28] <L3top> calico now run as sudo
[09:29] <L3top> sudo ./test_off.sh
[09:29] <L3top> now that it is executable
[09:29] <MacroMan> Anyone know the command to start the Network Connections gui as root/sudo?
[09:29] <theadmin> MacroMan: Why would you need that?
[09:29] <calico> thanks
[09:29] <calico> do you have an idea what this means
[09:29] <calico> Trying \_SB.PCI0.P0P1.VGA._OFF: failed
[09:29] <calico> Trying \_SB.PCI0.P0P2.VGA._OFF: works!
[09:29] <calico> cause it's the same, just failed / works
[09:29] <MacroMan> When I start the GUI as me (from the menu) it doesn't show my network connection
[09:30] <L3top> one is POP1 and one is POP2
[09:30] <MacroMan> I need to set a static IP, which is much easier from the GUI
[09:30] <calico> oh! i'm like disabled visually today...
[09:30] <calico> thanks again
[09:30] <L3top> np
[09:30] <theadmin> MacroMan: That probably means it doesn't see your network card, that's all -- configuring from CLI is more senseful anyway
[09:30] <bluefrog> MacroMan, edit connections then
[09:31] <theadmin> Or yeah add a connection if you have no dhcp
[09:31] <MacroMan> I'm already connected via DHCP, but I can't see the connection to edit it
[09:31] <MacroMan> So I assumed that I would be able to see it if I run the GUI as root
[09:32] <almoxarife> MacroMan: you do see the connection icon?
[09:32] <bluefrog> MacroMan, right click on the network manager icon and choose edit connections
[09:32] <MacroMan> Yes, done that. My connection doesn't show!
[09:32] <MacroMan> Just an empty list
[09:32] <calico> L3top, so this is what the tutorial says, but I don't have the slightest idea how to interpret that, can you help
[09:32] <calico> $ lscpi -vnnn | grep VGA # Check status here
[09:32] <calico> $ ./test_off.sh # Check for any line that says "it works"
[09:32] <calico> $ lspci -vnnn | grep VGA # Check with result of above
[09:32] <MacroMan> But I am online, chatting here right now
[09:33] <bluefrog> MacroMan, what is written in /etc/network/interfaces ?
[09:33] <almoxarife> MacroMan: did you make changes to network-manager?
[09:34] <MacroMan> http://pastebin.com/vgqL87v2
[09:35] <MacroMan> I haven't made any changes. New computer 2 months ago and I've never edited the network settings. I just plugged the ethernet cable in when I first switched it on and it worked fine
[09:35] <UnknownCoder> hi folks
[09:35] <UnknownCoder> i have a problem with my dualboot install
[09:35] <bluefrog> MacroMan, http://pastebin.com/3q0Gu2dA
[09:35] <UnknownCoder> i tried to install lubuntu alongside to my existing win7 installation
[09:35] <UnknownCoder> i tried this before in a virtual box without any problems
[09:36] <bluefrog> MacroMan, and if you dind't play with connections, someone did for you...
[09:36] <UnknownCoder> but nowwhen i am booting from a cd the installer only offers me to erase the whole disk
[09:36] <UnknownCoder> instead of finding my existing windows
[09:36] <MacroMan> bluefrog, won't that knock out my connection?
[09:36] <UnknownCoder> whats the problem?
[09:36] <Artificial> My Ubuntu box isn't booting up properly - all of a sudden it's just stopped working. On boot, it gets to the Ubuntu loading screen, and then after about 1-2s the screen just goes black. Does anyone have any ideas?
[09:36] <UnknownCoder> have i done anything wrong?
[09:37] <MacroMan> No, I installed Ubunutu on this machine myself. The only thing network related I edited was the iptables
[09:37] <bambanx> guys i am using a mobile usb modem , and i have problem with it, i insert on my laptop and work but them ubuntu disconnect it, other times when i insert on the usb ubuntu dont recognize it , what can i do? (sorry for my bad english :) )
[09:37] <bluefrog> MacroMan, it shouldn't but then your network-manager should take care of everything
[09:37] <MacroMan> bluefrog, so my network manager will restore the correct settings?
[09:37] <almoxarife> bluefrog: it would close the current connections and restart
[09:38] <bluefrog> MacroMan, no. it will just manage eth0 which it doesn't do right now
[09:38] <n00gie> UnknownCoder: is there an option for manual partitioning?
[09:38] <MacroMan> ah ok thanks
[09:38] <UnknownCoder> n00gie, yes
[09:39] <bluefrog> MacroMan, anyway from scratch  install  you only have the loopback device in that file
[09:39] <almoxarife> MacroMan: you did something with iptables, did you change how your network was managed?
[09:39] <UnknownCoder> n00gie, but i thought it will be more secure if the installer founds both by itself
[09:40] <calico> could someone please help with this part of a tutorial, I don't understand it
[09:40] <calico> could anybody help with this part of a tutuorial
 $ lscpi -vnnn | grep VGA # Check status here
 $ ./test_off.sh # Check for any line that says "it works"
 $ lspci -vnnn | grep VGA # Check with result of above
 i don't understand that...
[09:40] <FloodBot1> calico: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:41] <UnknownCoder> n00gie, i have allready created an empty partition
[09:41] <UnknownCoder> as i did before in my virtual box
[09:42] <UnknownCoder> but i don't understand why the installer couldn't find the esiting win, i am afraid of that i will damage my windows install, but i need it for my work
[09:42] <Artificial> When I try to boot in to Ubuntu, the screen goes black. Where would the system logs be located where I can see exactly whats going wrong?
[09:43] <jpmenil> hi
[09:44] <jpmenil> just installed ubuntu precise on guest kvm
[09:45] <n00gie> UnknownCoder: you need to create a 'swap' partition and a '/' partition, IIRC. make sure you leave the windows partition untouched
[09:45] <Duhnn> welcome
[09:45] <n00gie> then it should be ok
[09:45] <jpmenil> and can't find virtio_net module in imahe 3.2.0.17
[09:45] <oCean> jpmenil: Precise/12.04 is not yet released (still alpha). Please /join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion
[09:45] <UnknownCoder> n00gie, the problem is, that the partition manager shows me that the whoole disk is empty
[09:45] <jpmenil> yep, thnaks ;)
[09:45] <UnknownCoder> so i could not create a partition without loosing data
[09:45] <n00gie> UnknownCoder: hmmm. something is wrong then.
[09:46] <UnknownCoder> yeah i think so, but i don''t know what it ist
[09:46] <UnknownCoder> if i start the live system
[09:46] <UnknownCoder> and watch the filesystem
[09:46] <n00gie> what version of ubuntu?
[09:46] <UnknownCoder> then i can see the files from the win-partition
[09:46] <fairuz>  I use local mirror (setup using apt-cacher) to upgrade one of my machine from 11.10 to 12.04. In order to do that, I modified the sources.list of the machine to point to the local mirror. I have no problem with apt-get update and upgrade. But what will happen for do-release-upgrade? When the machine is upgraded to 12.04, will it re-modify the sources.list to point to precise's repo of my local mirror or will it be modified to the default one?
[09:47] <UnknownCoder> lubutnu 11.10
[09:47] <n00gie> UnknownCoder: unmount the filesystem before you start the installer
[09:47] <UnknownCoder> but i start the installer without mounting anything
[09:48] <n00gie> fairuz it will probably be the default one.
[09:48] <UnknownCoder> ok i try to get into the live system now
[09:48] <UnknownCoder> and then unmount the fs
[09:48] <n00gie> UnknownCoder: it lists the entire drive as unpartitioned?
[09:48] <UnknownCoder> yeah as empty space
[09:48] <toxiccity90> hi im getting this error when trying to run lightdm no background just black screen. here is debug log file [+0.03s] DEBUG: Logging to /var/log/lightdm/lightdm.log
[09:48] <toxiccity90> [+0.03s] DEBUG: Starting Light Display Manager 0.3.2, PID=1163
[09:48] <toxiccity90> [+0.03s] DEBUG: Loaded configuration from /etc/lightdm.conf
[09:48] <toxiccity90> [+0.03s] DEBUG: Loading display default-display
[09:48] <toxiccity90> [+0.03s] DEBUG: Logging to /var/log/lightdm/:0.log
[09:48] <FloodBot1> toxiccity90: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:49] <toxiccity90> [+0.03s] DEBUG: Starting on /dev/tty7
[09:49] <UnknownCoder> only in the livesystem i can see the files
[09:49] <n00gie> toxiccity90: use a pastebin when you want to share logs
[09:49] <fairuz> n00gie: So I need to re-modify the sources.list to point it to the local mirror after upgrading?
[09:49] <n00gie> fairuz you can copy the file out and restore it afterwards
[09:50] <fairuz> n00gie: But if I restore it afterwards, it will be sources list for oneiric (local mirror) right?
[09:51] <toxiccity90> getting this error when trying to use lightdm black screen. here is log file for lightdm http://pastie.org/3495135
[09:51] <n00gie> fairuz yea, generally you can do a search and replace to replace 'oneiric' with whatever the new nickname is
[09:52] <ubuntu> hello
[09:52] <ubuntu> plz reply the above question
[09:52] <fairuz> n00gie: Ok good enough for me. I'm just wondering what will the upgrade process do. Replace the sources.list with a new one, or just take the old sources.list and replace oneiric by precise.
[09:52] <ubuntu> ans
[09:53] <fairuz> If it's the latter, I don't have to modify teh sources.list after the upgrade
[09:53] <fairuz> *the
[09:54] <n00gie> fairuz you may be safer to remove your own customizations to the sources.list. i think the upgrade does a search and replace but i am not sure.
[09:54] <soreau> ! 12.04 | fairuz
[09:55] <fairuz> soreau: My question is not specific to 12.04
[09:55] <UnknownCoder> n00gie, thank you for your help so far, but i have to leave. i'll come back later if i need further help
[09:55] <n00gie> UnknownCoder: sure.
[09:55] <jiffe1> how can I fix a directory that appears corrupt ? (can't ls or rm -r it, the commands just hang), fsck didn't find any problems with the disk
[09:56] <fairuz> n00gie: I will just try then :). Will take a bit of time to reinstall oneiric and re-upgrade, but worth the knowledge. Thanks!
  I use local mirror (setup using apt-cacher) to upgrade one of my machine from 11.10 to 12.04.....
[09:56] <bambanx> anyone wanna be my ubuntu friend?
[09:56] <fairuz> soreau: Well I can change the question *from 11.04 to 11.10
[09:56] <bluefrog> jiffe1 what's the error message with ls?
[09:57] <fairuz> My question is related to the upgrade process.
[09:57] <soreau> fairuz: #ubuntu+1
[09:57] <Artificial> Does anyone know where I sohuld look if Ubuntu doesn't boot properly? It doesn't get passed the loading screen, it quickly goes black
[09:57] <soreau> Artificial: Have you tried nomodeset? what graphics card is it?
[09:58] <bluefrog> Artificial, boot in recovery mode (network mode) and have a look at the logs or just apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
[09:58] <Artificial> I have a radeon 6950
[09:58] <Artificial> Using amd catalyst
[09:58] <Ho^Oh> Any suggestions on how I can resolve this issue? My unity launcher icons are spread far apart, has annoying progress bar on it.
[10:00] <rootss333> h
[10:03] <sharpK> would you say debian is more stable than ubuntu?
[10:03] <Artificial> bluefrog, update and dist-upgrade did nothing, any specific logs I should be looking at?
[10:03] <Abooda> sharpK: I would say Ubuntu is quite stable when used with the right DE. In my experience, KDE is nicht gut.
[10:04] <sharpK> Abooda: is unity the right DE? because I am on IRC every single day with random hickups and errors, it's like windows 98....
[10:04] <sharpK> granted, I'm new to all this, but still quite time-consuming...
[10:05] <Abooda> I am on Gnome 2.x, haven't moved to Unity
[10:05] <Abooda> sharpK: what problems are you having? what do you get when you put "top" in a commandline? which programs eat your resources?
[10:06] <bluefrog> Artificial, then from recovery mode I would add a test user (password test) and try to log in with that one. user.log
[10:06] <Artificial> bluefrog I don't get to the log in screen
[10:06] <bluefrog> Artificial, to add a user: adduser test
[10:06] <Artificial> I'm logged in via command line at the moment
[10:06] <sharpK> I wish I could tell you that right now, but my ubuntu box isn't starting up and giving me a "Checking battery state.... [ OK ]" without ever loading, tried the [SOLVED] community post but it's still giving me the error...
[10:06] <bluefrog> Artificial, oh thought you entered your credentials and then black screen..
[10:07] <Artificial> Nope
[10:07] <Artificial> Its literally as soon as it gets past grub and you see the ubuntu loading screen
[10:07] <Artificial> For 1 second or so
[10:07] <sharpK> though past errors have included xbmc freezing up the whole system, multi monitor setup being a nightmare, and various other things that havne't been smooth though seem like they should be (maybe I am spoiled coming from windows 7)
[10:07] <Abooda> sharpK: try loading a previous kernel? or can you not even get that far? did this happen just after installing Unity?
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: not had any of those issues here
[10:08] <sharpK> abooda: this just happenned right now after rebooting... not exactly sure how/why...
[10:08] <bluefrog> Artificial, syslog, dmesg, kern.log
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: my media pc which works 100% OOTB, took 2 hours to find sound drivers and crank the page file...
[10:08] <Artificial> bluefrog, thanks - I'll take a look
[10:08] <sharpK> actionparsnip, what do you use for your multimonitor setup? I used the nvidia control panel which gave me lots of random errors/hickups...
[10:08] <bluefrog> Artificial, and if you have the choice of different kernel, try booting using a previous one
[10:08] <Abooda> sharpK: you've probably done something wrong with your hardware setup .... this is not a Ubuntu issue. Do you get the chance to load a previous kernel?
[10:09] <Artificial> bluefrog, tried that - tried booting in to all of them, same issue
[10:09] <sharpK> abooda: how would one load a previous kernel? (I can SSH into it and issue terminal commands)
[10:09] <Abooda> sharpK: no no, when you first boot, you get a list of kernels loaded, like choosing "safe mode"
[10:09] <Abooda> sharpK: can you use safe mode?
[10:09] <sharpK> Abooda: let me restart and try to catch it
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: not use multimonitor. I have 1 monitor for 4 systems :)
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: if I did though, i'd use an nvidia gpu
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: you may need to run:  sudo nvidia-xconfig    to get things started
[10:11] <sharpK> abooda: weird, this restart it went through... it comes and goes like that, sometimes freezing on the checking battery, then I wait like 10 minutes, restart, and boots into unity...
[10:12] <Thefallenangel> what's mean of the ubuntu
[10:12] <CommaCrazy> Hey all, I have a problem. In the Update Manager I have "Unity appmenu integration for FireFox" that does not want to update, I can't select it and I can't remove it
[10:12] <Abooda> sharpK: is this the first time it happened? try going through what ActionParsnip said ... see if it helps for later.
[10:12] <CommaCrazy> any suggestions would be most appreciated
[10:12] <sharpK> ActionParsnip, unless I'm mistaken it has a GUI which I've used to configure a bunch of settings (using a monitor + a TV output), but it was super messy, especially with xbmc, and I would always get hangups and frozen systems...
[10:12] <sharpK> abooda: will do thanks
[10:12] <jiffe1> bluefrog: no error message, it just hangs
[10:13] <bluefrog> jiffe1, only on a certain folder? l for all other folders works?
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: you may need an xorg.conf file to steady things off, if you run nvidia-settings with gksudo, you can then export the settings to the file and it may help
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: not sure about xbmc with stability, its a 3rd party app so not supported here
[10:15] <sharpK> actionparsnip, possibly, but speaking of the devil, I just booted into unity, an error that goes below the screen (can't press close) with all the "trying mode resolutionxresolution pass 0 failures", the system is haning and I can see the mouse move but can't do anything...
[10:15] <bluefrog> jiffe1 are you using NFS?
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: what nvidia GPU do you have?
[10:15] <n00gie> sharpK: you need to use nvidia's tool for multi-monitor setup
[10:16] <n00gie> nvidia does not support xrandr, and so standard desktop tools don't support it
[10:16] <sharpK> ActionParsnip some entry-level geforce card from like a year or two back...
[10:16] <sharpK> don't recall the exact model...
[10:16] <n00gie> sharpK: what error messages did you get?
[10:16] <sharpK> n00gie: that's what I am using and got the error....
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: and what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[10:17] <bluefrog> jiffe1, and lastly how many folder/files do you think you have in there?
[10:17] <sharpK> n00gie: could not apply the stored configurtion for monitors none of the selected modes were compatible with the possible modes: trying modes for CRTC 354: and then a humongous list that goes off screen of different resolutions and hertz....
[10:17] <sharpK> ActionParsnip: let me try that through ssh.... (can't do anything on the ubuntu box but see the error and the mouse move)
[10:17] <n00gie> sharpK: what monitors and what kind of connection are you using?
[10:18] <sharpK> ActionParsnip: oneiric
[10:18] <bluefrog> jiffe1 and you could strace to in case there is something obvious in the output (you may be lucky)  strace ls
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: and if you run:  lspci | grep -i vga   what GPU is it?
[10:18] <sharpK> n00gie: one is an LCD (vga I think), and the other is a panasonic tv (hdmi)...
[10:19] <n00gie> sharpK: what resolutions do they support?
[10:19] <sharpK> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GT216 [GeForce GT 220] (rev a2)
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> sharpK: you could try the xorg edgers update ppa (less fresh more stable)
[10:19] <n00gie> sharpK: sometimes TVs lie about being 1080p.
[10:20] <sharpK> n00gie, I am pretty sure standard resolutions for the lcd (can't recall exactly) and the tv is 1080p (worked with windows, at least)
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> and with TVs smaller than 40" you won't see much difference
[10:20] <n00gie> sharpK: what resolutions did you try to assign to each of the displays?
[10:20] <n00gie> sharpK: there is no standard resolution for lcd.
[10:22] <sharpK> n00gie: whatever had them actually working when I was messing with the nivida control panel... I got it to work but at the cost of stability it seemed, especially when running xbmc on one of them and using the other...
[10:22] <pw-toxic> hi
[10:22] <sharpK> n00gie: I know, but I can't recall exactly, it's a non-widescreen LCD, probably something like 1024x768 since it's pretty small
[10:22] <pw-toxic> im on my notebook, and my display gets very dark after about 10-30 seconds of inactivity.. this is annoying. how can i disable this?
[10:23] <sharpK> actionparsnip: would it be a good idea to do a reformat/reinstall of ubuntu, not sure i installed a lot of these drivers proerply and may have some really bad settings if you say your operation's smooth...
[10:23] <n00gie> sharpK: you installd the nvidia drivers from ubuntu repositories yea?
[10:23] <rootss333> hexer
[10:23] <n00gie> sharpK: also, try setting the displays to slightly lower resolutins than you know they support.
[10:23] <n00gie> see if that works
[10:23] <hex20dec> I just wanted to share this song that is stuck in my head for the past 2 days. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcm55lU9knw&feature=share
[10:23] <sharpK> n00gie whatever apt-get was on the community forums (or someone gave me here on IRC)
[10:25] <oCean> hex20dec: please don't post such links here
[10:25] <sharpK> trying to restart unity with "unity" over SSH and I'm getting: unity-panel-service: no process found
[10:26] <rootss333> hexer
[10:27] <n00gie> sharpK: did you connect with X forwarding?
[10:27] <sharpK> n00gie not sure, let me try and see in putty settings
[10:28] <n00gie> sharpK: anyway, why would you want to restart unity via ssh?
[10:28] <Guest85050> hi all im just about to try an update my BIOS using the dellBiosUpdate only im running from livecd as i have no HDD, and the guide im using as a reference http://bigbrovar.wordpress.com/2008/12/07/upgrade-downgrade-your-dell-bios-on-ubuntu/ says i need to add reboot=bios to my menu.lst ? is this needed or can i update using livecd ? thanks..
[10:28] <sharpK> n00gie cause the whole thing is hung up... I can move my mouse and see that giant error, but can't actually do anything... and I'm scared to restart so I don't get that "checking battery state [OK]" deal again which freezes on boot...
[10:29] <n00gie> Guest85050: you cannot do it from a livecd.
[10:29] <CommaCrazy> Hey all, I have a problem. In the Update Manager I have "Unity appmenu integration for FireFox" that does not want to update, I can't select it and I can't remove it
[10:29] <CommaCrazy> any suggestions would be most appreciated
[10:29] <Guest85050> n00gie, ? not at all ?
[10:30] <rootss333> hex
[10:30] <rootss333> hexer
[10:30] <n00gie> Guest85050: yes, because the changes you make to that file wiwll be lost when you reboot.
[10:31] <n00gie> Guest85050: which means they won't allow you to boot in the appropriate mode.
[10:31] <opalepatrick> Having trouble with a canon mp550 printer. The printer is recognised, the driver chosen from the db, it appears to process for print and complete, but nothing happens at the printer. Had this running with other linux distros
[10:31] <n00gie> opalepatrick: you may need proprietary firmware
[10:32] <precisepangolin> !precise
[10:32] <Guest85050> i see, so im going to have to find something to install ubuntu onto before i can install the updates!, thanks n00gie
[10:32] <opalepatrick> n00gie, it is poss, I forced this from a driver spewcific download form canon australia. Maybe I am missing something
[10:32] <precisepangolin> when will precise pangolin be on beta?
[10:32] <Shirakawasuna> I want to install the precise pangolin version of compiz, and very little else. Is there a reasonable way to do this in general outside of installing packages manually/hoping for a ppa?
[10:32] <n00gie> Guest85050: if windows is running on the machine, yous houdl be able to install from windows
[10:33] <n00gie> get an appropriate bios update tool for windows, Guest85050
[10:33] <Guest85050> windows lol, thats about the only os i have'nt got available lol, no worries,
[10:34] <oCean> precisepangolin: actuall today/tomorrow (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule) further discussion of 12.04 is in #ubuntu+1, not here
[10:34] <mi3> Hi!
[10:34] <n00gie> opalepatrick: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8655287
[10:35] <L0k3y> hello hello
[10:35] <L0k3y> I have a question and I was hoping someone could help me out.  I just setup backtrack 5 on a triple boot machine.  The install order was windows 7, ubuntu and finally backtrack 5
[10:35] <rootss333> rooter
[10:35] <rootss333> root
[10:36] <oCean> rootss333: do you have an actual question?
[10:36] <opalepatrick> thanks n00gie - that was what I followed but I just realised that some of the dependencies listed are inf fact important. Thanks for sending me back there :-)
[10:36] <L0k3y> i setup grub in ubuntu.  now I am trying to update backtrack 5 R1 to R2 per the instructions on their home page, but during the dist-upgrade process the install is failing because the postinst hook script cannot complete update-grub
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> L0k3y: what's the issue?
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> L0k3y: backtrack isn't supported here
[10:38] <precisepangolin> if i download x64 edition will it run x86 code?
[10:38] <precisepangolin> ... like in windows?
[10:38] <n00gie> precisepangolin: yes.
[10:38] <precisepangolin> n00gie, any performance issues between the two of them?
[10:38] <n00gie> precisepangolin: you will need to install relevant 32-bit libraries
[10:39] <n00gie> n00gie: not really. x86 and amd64 don't differ too much.
[10:39] <precisepangolin> i have i64, does it work?
[10:39] <n00gie> what is i64?
[10:39] <precisepangolin> Intel x64
[10:39] <n00gie> what processor? core i3? i5? i7?
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> n00gie: itanium
[10:40] <n00gie> n00gie: doesn't it support amd64?
[10:40] <precisepangolin> core 2 :D
[10:40] <frenkie> it does
[10:40] <n00gie> precisepangolin: well, its amd64.
[10:40] <precisepangolin> thanks
[10:40] <n00gie> precisepangolin: and amd64 can run 32 bit code perfectly. you will simply install 32-bit libraries. skype on ubuntu for instance, is a 32-bit app.
[10:41] <precisepangolin> how bout compability issues?
[10:41] <n00gie> just run your apps already. there are no issues.
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> n00gie: there is a 64bit skype deb in the skype site
[10:42] <n00gie> ActionParsnip: the point was just to demonstrate that it is possible to run 32 bit apps in a 64-bit ubuntu.
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> n00gie: oh absolutely, it can get messy but its possible
[10:42] <precisepangolin> does lubuntu work with wubi installer?
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> precisepangolin: i believe so
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> precisepangolin: the guys in #lubuntu will be better to ask ;)
[10:48] <precisepangolin> ubuntu for android - where?
[10:48] <rootss333> deaf
[10:48] <popey> precisepangolin: not available yet
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> precisepangolin: there is very little on it, its not available yet. The omgubuntu site has as much as anyone knows
[10:49] <precisepangolin> Where's the repo?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> precisepangolin: repo for what?
[10:49] <precisepangolin> nightly buildsS?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> precisepangolin: builds of what?
[10:49] <precisepangolin> ubuntu app for android
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> precisepangolin: its not available
[10:50] <precisepangolin> so it's closed source?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> precisepangolin: its only in dev right now, its open source
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> precisepangolin: there is #ubuntu-phone where you can discuss and speculate the project but there isn't much on it right now
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> precisepangolin: when you ask for information, try giving full details rather than just a few words, it makes things a LOT quicker and people don't have to milk tiny fragments of info from you
[10:51] <root`> zhourui_: helo
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> root`: not wise to irc as root, dude
[10:53] <precisepangolin> ok ActionParsnip, sorry
[10:55] <Shirakawasuna> what's the general situation with ARM? Let's say I have a tcl app I require (which I do), which is basically a massive script that is run with the tcl package. Under the oneiric package info, it says it's available for all architectures. Can I expect my app to (probably) run?
[10:58] <Kaltiz> Could I get some help installing Ubuntu :/
[10:58] <calico> what do you mean... :)
[10:58] <calico> im a noob too but its quite easy
[10:59] <Kaltiz> WEll
[10:59] <Kaltiz> I am having some unexpected troubles
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> !arm | Shirakawasuna may help
[10:59] <Kaltiz> I have downloaded the 64 bit version from the ubuntu sight
[10:59] <Kaltiz> site*
[10:59] <Shirakawasuna> hmm,already read the wiki
[11:00] <Kaltiz> I used pen drive linux to put it onto a usb
[11:00] <FreddyJunior> hello
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> Shirakawasuna: did you stop by at #ubuntu-arm ?
[11:00] <Kaltiz> Then booted from the USB
[11:00] <Shirakawasuna> nope, I'll try that
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[11:00] <Kaltiz> Not sure what an MD5 test is
[11:01] <Kaltiz> Also the boot menu is exteremely different from what I've seen in screenshots
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | Kaltiz
[11:02] <Kaltiz> It is black, with 2 ubuntu logos one at the top and one at the bottom O.o
[11:02] <Kaltiz> not the purple one I've seen screenshotted
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz: you haven't tested your image, so it could be damaged
[11:04] <CommaCrazy> Q: In the Update Manager I have "Unity appmenu integration for FireFox" that does not want to update, I can't select it and I can't remove it
[11:04] <Kaltiz> They are the same
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> CommaCrazy: close it and run:  sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade    use http://pastie.org to give the output. Thanks
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz: cool, ok what GPU do you use?
[11:05] <Kaltiz> Radeon 5650
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz: try the boot option: nomodeset
[11:05] <Kaltiz> How do I do that?
[11:05] <FreddyJunior> I have Ubuntu 11.10 on this laptop and I have plugged my USB key into my laptop... now I opened the Terminal and did   cd /media with everything being okay... but then I did  cd my stuff  and it said   bash: cd: mystuff: No such file or directory
[11:06] <Kaltiz> All the guides are off because my ubuntu boot looks nothing like any of the ones I've found
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> !nomodeset | Kaltiz
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> FreddyJunior: use tab to complete the folder
[11:07] <FreddyJunior> and i am 100% sure that there _is_ a dir named mystuff on my USB key... so wht is wrong?  the properties of the usb key say  Location: /media
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> FreddyJunior: if you run:  cd /media; ls   do you see the folder?
[11:08] <FreddyJunior> yes
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> FreddyJunior: ok then type:   cd   then press TAB to complete the folder name
[11:08] <hithur> Hey guys, is it a good move/idea to simply run dist upgrade to use unity 5 to resolve issues I'm currently facing in unity 4.28? My unity launcher icons are abnormally spaced apart from other launcher icons, and they each have a progress bar on it. Even dash.
[11:08] <SeySayux> Does anyone know of a Mac-like GTK theme that doesn't look like total crap?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> hithur: i'd ask in #ubuntu+1
[11:09] <hithur> SeySayux: For which desktop environment?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[11:09] <hithur> Okay.
[11:10] <hithur> The problem seem to appear since I install pidgin-libnotify
[11:10] <SeySayux> hithur: Does that matter?
[11:10] <hithur> SeySayux: Yea it does. Themes works in certain desktop environment..
[11:10] <SeySayux> hithur: Isn't it the same for all GTK+ applications?
[11:11] <hithur> Not exactly.
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: can you give the output of the command I gaveand I may be able to find how-tos
[11:11] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: oneiric
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: have you seen the macbuntu script?
[11:12] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: sec, let me check that
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: and this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFJYTu4kSRQ
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: http://ubuntuguide.net/install-macbuntu-to-make-ubuntu-11-04-unity-look-like-mac-os-x
[11:14] <SeySayux> Oh, mac4lin, I found that, but I'd like a Lion theme, not a Snow Leopard theme.
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: macbuntu too
[11:15] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: That's Snow Leopard as well.
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: i don't know the difference
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: you could always tweak the files
[11:16] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: Buttons and scrollbars look differently.
[11:16] <Hulkerinho> when i plug in my USB key in Ubuntu 11.10 and then do  cd /media  in the Terminal and then  ls   i don't see any of my directories in my usb drive... and i do have them... so what's wrong?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: then install the theme, then tweak it
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> Hulkerinho: is the partition healthy?
[11:17] <Hulkerinho> yes
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> Hulkerinho: what format is the partition? When did you last check it's health?
[11:17] <Hulkerinho> it is fat32
[11:17] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: I'm not really that much of a GTK+ themer or artist...
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> Hulkerinho: when you last unplugged the device, what steps did you take?
[11:17] <Hulkerinho> i used the Safely remove the device
[11:18] <Hulkerinho> it was unplugged yesterday
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Hulkerinho: if you run:  mount    what is output. Use a PASTEBIN to hold the output please
[11:18] <nucc1> how can i run ubuntu's restricted drivers manager from the command line?
[11:18] <Hulkerinho> the machine was rebooted 2 times since
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> nucc1: gksudo jockey-gtk
[11:18] <Shirakawasuna> Hulkerinho: /media should list only your usb drive, not its subfolders, assuming it mounted
[11:19] <Hulkerinho> do i run mount in the /media dir?
[11:19] <xxxCryptoxxx> Hello, Good Morning... I've been looking at the stat() structure and I seen there was a type in there called __mode_t so I went looking for it. I noticed inside #include <bits/types.h> /* For __mode_t and __dev_t.  */ So, I'm using Ubuntu 11.10 and I go searching after this Include/bits/types.h Come to find out its not there. I do a whereis types.h and get bukkas... Anyone know why? After
[11:19] <xxxCryptoxxx> searching google I found bits/types.h and found __mode_t but I want to know how to do it inside my own damn terminal.
[11:19] <Shirakawasuna> Hulkerinho: what does ls /media say?
[11:19] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2011/07/mac-os-x-10-7.ars/3 -- mouse over to see the difference
[11:19] <Hulkerinho> ls /media says   DE7B-2F17
[11:20] <Shirakawasuna> Hulkerinho: what does ls /media/DE7B-2F17 say?
[11:20] <Hulkerinho> now i see my folders!
[11:21] <Hulkerinho> ls /media/DE7B-2F17/mystuff  is tht how i should access the stuff on my usb?
[11:21] <Hulkerinho> by including the DE7B-2F17 part right?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: thats such a tiny difference...
[11:21] <Shirakawasuna> Hulkerinho: /media/DE7B-2F17 is your card, yep!
[11:21] <Hulkerinho> ok great
[11:21] <Hulkerinho> thanks a bunch
[11:21] <Shirakawasuna> Hulkerinho: It should also show up in the file manager
[11:21] <xxxCryptoxxx> Error in text above -- I noticed inside sys/stat.h that it said #include <bits/types.h> /* For __mode_t and __dev_t.  */
[11:21] <Hulkerinho> yeah it does
[11:21] <Shirakawasuna> sweet
[11:22] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: Let me assure you it's quite noticable when put next to each other.
[11:22] <Hulkerinho> i just didn't know the DE7B-2F17 part was imortant :)
[11:22] <Shirakawasuna> Hulkerinho: yep :D. /media is where all mounted media gets thrown, including CDs and such
[11:22] <Hulkerinho> thanks Shirakawasuna
[11:22] <Shirakawasuna> so there's separate names
[11:22] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: I'm running Ubuntu seamless in a VM on Mac OS X, so yea, they're next to each other.
[11:22] <Shirakawasuna> no problem Hulkerinho!
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: just have to keep digging, doesn't look like anyone else has replied..
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: could make your mac os look like ubuntu instead
[11:23] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: Mac OS X isn't themable.
[11:23] <hithur> Lol @ ActionParsnip.
[11:23] <SeySayux> (or at least, not AFAIK)
[11:23] <hithur> SeySayux: Sure it is, just hax it!
[11:23] <ajl7c7> How do I add files/directories to the new unity launcher?
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: sounds about right for an apple product, keep choice to a minimum
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> ajl7c7: drag them from dash
[11:24] <ajl7c7> rly? I thought I tried that
[11:24] <ajl7c7> Sure that works with files?
[11:24] <raph_> Hey Koen
[11:24] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: There used to be third party retheming applications, but the way themes are handled changed on Lion, and those applications haven't updated yet.
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> ajl7c7: you may need to make a .desktop in /usr/share/applications file with an extra menu item on the right click
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> SeySayux: thats pretty poor
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> ajl7c7: they are called service menus if memory serves
[11:26] <ajl7c7> @ActionParsnip ok, cheers :)
[11:26] <shawny> Hoping somone can point me in the right direction here,  I'm using Ubuntu 11.10 desktop, every time I try to do a VNC to my computer, I can see my desktop, but it never refreshes.  If I open up anything from VNC nothing happens, but if I go to the actual computer, whatever I clicked has been opened.  Can anyone tell me where I might look to fix this?
[11:26] <SeySayux> ActionParsnip: Anyways, thanks for the help :)
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> shawny: if you log in to Unity2D, does it work ok?
[11:27] <Kaltiz_> Alright I've done the nominee set
[11:27] <harsh343> I want to know is nameserver and subdomain is same ? or different
[11:27] <Kaltiz_> But it gets stuck on the Ubuntu screen with 4 dots
[11:28] <shawny> ActionParsnip ~  I haven't tried, but I was thinking about that.  The wierd part is I have the same setup on my laptop, and if I do a VNC from my desktop to the laptop its fine.
[11:28] <playman> can any one tell me how I can see if my dhcp is running
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> shawny: i seem to remember compiz messing stuff up (no suprises there)
[11:29] <user1> hi, bluetooth device is not enable in ubuntu 11.10
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> playman: are you on the dhcp server itself?
[11:29] <Kaltiz_> Timeout: killing '/sbin/blkid -o udev -p /dev/sdb'
[11:30] <playman> ActionParsnip: yes, I have it next to me
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> playman: ps -ef | grep -i dhc | grep -v grep    will show you the service if it is running.
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> user1: if you run:  dmesg | grep -i blue    do you see the adapter detected?
[11:32] <branant> Any news on 12.04 beta?
[11:32] <playman> ActionParsnip: the terminal gave me 2 line that I dont get
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> branant: ask in #ubuntu+1
[11:33] <Kaltiz_> ActionParsnip: any idea what this error is about?
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz_: no idea, sorry
[11:33] <rigved> branant: not yet. you should ask in #ubuntu+1, like ActionParsnip said ^^
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> playman: you can pastebin the output if you want
[11:35] <Kaltiz_> ActionParsnip: what should the boot command look like?
[11:35] <branant> I meant to ask if its out yet, not what the changes are, etc.
[11:35] <user1> ActionParship -    19.273176] Bluetooth: Core ver 2.16
[11:35] <user1> [   19.273240] Bluetooth: HCI device and connection manager initialized
[11:35] <user1> [   19.273243] Bluetooth: HCI socket layer initialized
[11:35] <user1> [   19.273245] Bluetooth: L2CAP socket layer initialized
[11:35] <user1> [   19.273439] Bluetooth: SCO
[11:35] <FloodBot1> user1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz_: how do you mean 'boot command'?
[11:36] <branant> Thanks anyway...
[11:36] <antismap> hello, i would like to know what are the advantages of ubuntu server compared to debian
[11:36] <makara> earlier I asked about how to run the program jpegoptim on many files all in nested directories (it doesn't provide recursion). Well I found a solution in the book 'A Practical Guide to Ubuntu Linux'. For interest, this is how: jpegoptim -m80 -p $(find . -name *.JPG -print)
[11:36] <MonkeyDust> !best| antismap
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> antismap: thats offtopic here, try in #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:37] <antismap> allright
[11:37] <user1> ActionParship / FloodBot1 - i paste o/p in paste.ubuntu.com
[11:37] <T_H_X> antismap: http://askubuntu.com/questions/15314/debian-stable-vs-ubuntu-lts-for-server
[11:38] <antismap> thanks !
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> user1: thats why I suggested a pastebin
[11:38] <Kaltiz_> It's /Casper/vmlinuz noprompt CDROM-detected/try-USB=true file=/CDROM/pressed/Ubuntu.seed boot = Casper persistent initrd=/Casper/initrd.lz splash --
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz_: not something I've used dude, sorry
[11:39] <Kaltiz_> Well
[11:39] <Kaltiz_> :/
[11:40] <user1> ActionParship - please let me know how to enalbe bluetooth.
[11:40] <harshada> hey anybody knows linux command to get information about last month reboot and shutdown time ?
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> user1: if you run: sudo hcitool dev     does it list a device
[11:42] <Kaltiz> What was that thread you linked me to before about nomodeset?
[11:43] <xxxCryptoxxx> Hello, Good Morning... I've been looking at the stat() structure and I seen there was a type in there called __mode_t so I went looking for it. I noticed inside sys/stat.h that it said #include <bits/types.h> /* For __mode_t and __dev_t.  */  So, I'm using Ubuntu 11.10 and I go searching after this Include/bits/types.h Come to find out its not there. I do a whereis types.h and get bukkas...
[11:43] <xxxCryptoxxx> Anyone know why? After searching google I found bits/types.h and found __mode_t but I want to know how to do it inside my own damn terminal.
[11:43] <xxxCryptoxxx> so stat() says to look at sys/stat.h we look at it and it says >> #include <bits/types.h> /* For __mode_t and __dev_t.  */ >> Well ok lets look at bits/types.h and we see >>  65: typedef __u_int __mode_t;  /* Type of file attribute bitmasks.  */ >> Ok perfect so we look at >> 34: typedef unsigned int __u_int; >> OK GREAT WE ARE DONE... BUT WE DID THIS ALL ON THE INTERNET.... NOT ON THE UBUNTU
[11:43] <xxxCryptoxxx> 11.10 SYSTEM BECAUSE THE FUCKING FILES AREN'T JIVING... WHICH IS BULLSHIT.
[11:43] <FloodBot1> xxxCryptoxxx: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:44] <MonkeyDust> xxxCryptoxxx  is that C programming?
[11:44] <xxxCryptoxxx> yes
[11:44] <MonkeyDust> may be beyond this channel
[11:44] <xxxCryptoxxx> I'm on Ubuntu 11.10
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> !nomodeset | Kaltiz
[11:45] <xxxCryptoxxx> Someone has to know
[11:45] <xxxCryptoxxx> Its killing me
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> harshada: http://www.unix.com/aix/115669-find-shutdown-log-files.html     may help
[11:45] <Kaltiz> The thing is
[11:45] <MonkeyDust> xxxCryptoxxx  better ask in ##C
[11:45] <xxxCryptoxxx> k
[11:45] <Kaltiz> my Ubuntu boot install screen looks nothing like that :(
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz: hold shift at boot, it may make it show the old school
[11:46] <Kaltiz> Tried that just a black screen with some version ifno and boot:
[11:47] <Kaltiz> I haven't run ubuntu successfully onces
[11:47] <mrd_> 2528696
[11:47] <mrd_> hello
[11:47] <mrd_> nay boyd
[11:48] <computer_> Hi all, say I am trying to figure out how to manage a small network of ubuntu desktops from a central server like a domain server with windows
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz: then search the web and find out how. I'm a little tied up but there will be guides around
[11:48] <fhsales> hello people
[11:48] <user1> ActionParnship - output is Device:
[11:48] <fhsales> i need your help
[11:48] <MonkeyDust> computer_  there's zendya linux, or something similar
[11:49] <fhsales> does anyone know how o configure wireless networks?
[11:49] <computer_> Do you just run Ubuntu server on a box and get all of the Ubuntu desktops to log on to the Ubuntu server?
[11:49] <mrd_> i need a monitoring tool for linux
[11:49] <MonkeyDust> computer_  it's Zentyal
[11:49] <mrd_> any
[11:49] <xxxCryptoxxx> MonkeyDust I wasn't able to join
[11:49] <computer_> Okay thanks for the replay MonkeyDust
[11:50] <MonkeyDust> xxxCryptoxxx  to keep out funny spammers, you need to register, i guess
[11:50] <user1> Actionparnship - its showing nothing just Devices:
[11:50] <mrd_> need an help in monitoring in linux .............expect wireshark
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> user1: does the system have a make and model, use TAB to autocomplete nicks
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> mrd_: snmp
[11:51] <fhsales> Does anyone know how to solve wireless connections problems?
[11:51] <Kaltiz> Ill try a DVD then
[11:51] <computer_> I am searching google but am just getting instructions on how to get Ubuntu server to control a windows domain
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> fhsales: what is the issue?
[11:51] <user1> ActionParsnip - i didnt get u
[11:51] <MonkeyDust> computer_  http://www.zentyal.org/
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> user1: does the system have a make and model?
[11:52] <playman> ActionParsnip: sorry for the delaid response, here is the output I got http://pastebin.com/LrCm4LQ1
[11:52] <computer_> Where as I would like to control an Ubuntu domain, and what thinking I could use Ubuntu Server
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> playman: then its running :)
[11:52] <user1> ActionParnship - laptop model hp 630
[11:52] <computer_> Right, MonkeyDust looking at it now
[11:53] <fhsales> ActionParsnip, i was trying to install my usb wireless adapter on ubuntu 10.04 but it never worked.then i just upgraded it to 12.04. Now it recognizes the usb and shows the connections. When i try to connect, it keep asking the authentication key.when i put it, it stays a while trying to connect, then re-ask the password
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> user1: and do you have the latest BIOS? are there any bugs reported for that model>?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> fhsales: #ubuntu+1 for Precise support
[11:53] <computer_> So could I do the same thing with Ubuntu Server MonkeyDust?
[11:54] <locsmif> Hi all. I have an RTL 8168 NIC. I've compiled the driver and installed it, and it works, but the next time I reboot, it looks as if r8169 is loaded again. I removed it from /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/net  and specified r8168 as the preferred driver, but somehow it's ignored and r8169 is still loaded. What's going on?
[11:54] <user1> Actionparnship - no bugs, but when i shutdown for sometime its enabled but wireless network not connect.
[11:54] <acidonyx> fhsales, what issues are you having?
[11:54] <fhsales> ActionPasnip thank you very much.
[11:54] <MonkeyDust> computer_  dunno, but Zentyal is Ubuntu based, too -- it used to have a different name, i forget which
[11:54] <fhsales> acidonyx (08:53:00) fhsales: ActionParsnip, i was trying to install my usb wireless adapter on ubuntu 10.04 but it never worked.then i just upgraded it to 12.04. Now it recognizes the usb and shows the connections.When i try to connect, it keep asking the authentication key.when i put it, it stays a while trying to connect, then re-ask the password
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> locsmif: run: echo "blacklist r8169" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf   and reboot
[11:55] <computer_> Cool thanks for the info
[11:55] <MonkeyDust> computer_  i think it was Boxeee
[11:55] <playman> ActionParsnip: allright thanks :D but it's still strange, i'm trying to run clonezilla server on 10.04 and on another computer I boot it up from Clonezilla live cd, somehow I dont get a handshake between them, I even tried etherboot and I got a timeout from it, you know what could be wrong?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> playman: i'd ask in the clonezilla channel
[11:57] <playman> ActionParsnip: ah lol, I never thought of checking if they had a channel thanks
[11:58] <Kaltiz> ActionParsnip Installing Ubuntu from a CD seems to have fixed my problem.
[11:59] <fhsales> acidonyx did you see what i wrote?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz: sweet :0
[11:59] <locsmif> ActionParsnip: ty
[11:59] <fhsales> ActionParsnip unfortunately nobody answers me on ubuntu+1 can you help me?
[12:00] <locsmif> ActionParsnip: will do. Just out of curiosity: how is it possible r8169 is still listed in lsmod when it's not even in the kernel's module directory?
[12:00] <MonkeyDust> fhsales  maybe you have to be more patient
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> locsmif: not sure, i'm not too familiar with kernels. Sorry
[12:01] <locsmif> ActionParsnip: np, tx
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> fhsales: your release is offtopic here
[12:02] <fhsales> Monkeydust, actually nobody is talking in the channel body.
[12:02] <ikonia> fhsales: you waited a few minutes for a response
[12:02] <ikonia> fhsales: that is not acceptable in a developemtn channel, there is no support for your release and that is one of the decisions you make when beta testing, wait for someone to be free in #ubuntu+1
[12:04] <newer> I want to install debian  by usb stick,  and who can help me.
[12:04] <warfaren> newer: what OS are you running now?
[12:04] <Thor^^> Hi, I'm trying to output some data from awk (shasum piped to awk to just get the checksum: http://pastebin.com/MN4uusmn), but when I try to compare with a test file it claims it's not equal tho they are. (example output: http://pastebin.com/hNSdxwuw)
[12:04] <ikonia> newer: the people in #debian can
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> newer: grab the debian ISO, MD5 test it and use unetbootin to put it on a USB device
[12:04] <MonkeyDust> newer  there's Unetbootin and MultiSystem
[12:05] <CommaCrazy> ActionParsnip,  http://pastie.org/3495811 at the bottom of the file is the apt-get upgrade
[12:05] <locsmif> fhsales: what are you trying, WPA2?
[12:06] <ikonia> locsmif: it is not on topic for this channel, please end discussion
[12:06] <locsmif> ikonia: sure
[12:06] <sinedeviance> hi all! i'm running ubuntu server 11.04. I was just curious, is there a cronjob that clears /var/log/ by default?
[12:06] <ikonia> sinedeviance: house keeping
[12:06] <kalimojo> hi just installed 11.10 on an ibm, i want to get rid of unity and use gnome. how do i do it ?
[12:06] <chown_> hey guys i found a usefull software how do i install it? At the software site it is avaliable a "*.deb" file
[12:06] <ikonia> kalimojo: unity is gnome,
[12:06] <fhsales> locsmif. WAP2
[12:06] <locsmif> ikonia: can I talk in #ubuntu+1
[12:07] <ikonia> locsmif: sure
[12:07] <MonkeyDust> !nounity| kalimojo
[12:07] <locsmif> Okay
[12:07] <warfaren> kalimojo: you can select which one to use from the drop down menu at login too
[12:07] <kalimojo> ikonia i want the gnome shell
[12:07] <sinedeviance> ikonia: uh... is that it /etc/cron.d ? i'm not seeing it anywhere
[12:07] <ikonia> kalimojo: then follow the info ubottu just gave you
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> CommaCrazy: if you go to: http://ppa.launchpad.net/backbox/two/ubuntu/dists   it only supports up to natty
[12:07] <ikonia> sinedeviance: sorry, I missunderstood what you where saying
[12:07] <sinedeviance> ?
[12:08] <LOSTT> Hello !
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> CommaCrazy: the package is kept back as it is ready but the dependancies of that package are not met, when the time comes, it will install
[12:08] <sinedeviance> so there's NOT a cronjob that cleans out /var/log by default?
[12:08] <warfaren> sinedeviance: by cleaning out, do you mean deleting all the files in there?
[12:08] <sinedeviance> warfaren: yeah. say, for example, once a week. or so.
[12:08] <Thor^^> Hi, I'm trying to compare some data from awk (shasum piped to awk to just get the checksum: http://pastebin.com/MN4uusmn) with a parameter, but when I try to compare with a test file it claims it's not equal tho they are. (example output: http://pastebin.com/hNSdxwuw)
[12:09] <ikonia> sinedeviance: there is logrotate
[12:09] <ikonia> sinedeviance: that runs by default I believe
[12:09] <warfaren> sinedeviance: no i dont think it does that. typically it rotates the logs (moves the logs to new files with .1 .2 .3 etc at the end of the file name)
[12:09] <sdx23> Thor^^: so you need to repeat it every 4 minutes?
[12:10] <warfaren> so that the log files don't get too big. they remain in the same catalogue though
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> sinedeviance: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-server-73/how-to-i-clear-all-my-apache-log-files-844259/   may help
[12:10] <sinedeviance> ikonia, warfaren: okay. well, logrotate seems to be installed, but my log files never get any prefixes or suffixes in their names
[12:10] <sinedeviance> instead, i have really huge log files
[12:10] <sinedeviance> syslog is up to 200 megs now
[12:10] <warfaren> sinedeviance: for how long has the machine been running?
[12:10] <warfaren> oh woah
[12:10] <warfaren> sounds like logrotate isn't working correctlhy
[12:10] <sinedeviance> warfaren: well the machine auto-reboots every day at 6:30am. i do that because it's a web server and rebooting clears APC cache.
[12:11] <Kaltiz> I have 32gb of free space on my hdd, how can I tell ubuntu to install in that space?
[12:11] <shawny> so I just dropped compiz and now my desktop is different.  Any idea why the running apps are showing on the top title bar....right over top of the File Edit View .... that is not usuable in the top bar.....also, VNC still does the same thing....
[12:11] <sinedeviance> warfaren: yerp :D that's why i finally came here. googling the problem didn't help much
[12:11] <ikonia> sinedeviance: whoaaaa who set it to auto boot ?
[12:11] <MonkeyDust> Kaltiz  you can do that in the Ubuntu installer
[12:11] <Kaltiz> I can't seem to find the option ;/
[12:11] <warfaren> maybe that affects it. like if the log rotation is set to be done somewhere around that time it gets missed. in that case anacron is your friend (it does all the jobs that cron missed)  but i don't know if that runs by default
[12:12] <sinedeviance> ikonia: i did. i added the line to crontab. i WANT it to do that.
[12:12] <MonkeyDust> Kaltiz  choose 'something else' to do it manually
[12:12] <sinedeviance> warfaren: logrotate doesn't show up in any crons
[12:12] <Kaltiz> Yes I have
[12:12] <Kaltiz> But it says 32gb is unusable
[12:12] <ikonia> sinedeviance: where are you looking for logrotate ?
[12:12] <MonkeyDust> Kaltiz  maybe you hav e to format it
[12:12] <warfaren> sinedeviance: yeah i think the ones that are set to ru nby default isn't visible in /etc/crontab for example. btw perhaps there's another way you can make it clear your APC cache without rebooting?
[12:13] <Kaltiz> I have a Windows install already on it
[12:13] <sinedeviance> ikonia: logrotate is already installed. i'm just looking for a command that would run it in all the cron files, and none exists
[12:13] <ikonia> sinedeviance: sorry, I meant where are you looking for the cron files ?
[12:13] <sinedeviance> warfaren: it's easier and better this way
[12:13] <MonkeyDust> Kaltiz  is it free or do you have windows installed on it?
[12:13] <sinedeviance> rebooting only takes 30 seconds so it's literally a negligible amount of downtime
[12:13] <Kaltiz> it is free
[12:13] <Kaltiz> it is says "free space 32.2gb up the top
[12:14] <Kaltiz> but in the partition list it also says 32.2 gb is unusable
[12:14] <MonkeyDust> Kaltiz  in the live cd, use gparted to see more
[12:14] <sinedeviance> ikonia: /etc/cron*
[12:14] <ikonia> Kaltiz: how many partitions do you have on the system
[12:14] <ikonia> sinedeviance: so cron.daily etc etc
[12:14] <Kaltiz> I believe I have 4
[12:14] <wadkar> where do I set ntp server address/ip ?
[12:15] <ikonia> Kaltiz: that is why then
[12:15] <sinedeviance> warfaren: if i don't reboot the system automatically every morning, then php-fcgi causes my VM's ram to fill up. rebooting clears that, as well as the APC cache it runs on
[12:15] <Kaltiz> ?
[12:15] <ikonia> Kaltiz: you cannot create more than 4 partitions without an extended dos partition on a dos based partition table
[12:15] <sinedeviance> ikonia: yep. i grep'd /etc/cron* for logrotate
[12:16] <chown_> hey guys im trying to install a software here at a.deb file, and i have to know what processor type i have, how do i know that?
[12:16] <ikonia> sinedeviance: so are you saying something is clearing the logs down, or you want something to clear the logs down ?
[12:16] <sinedeviance> chown_: ubuntu 32bit or 64bit?
[12:16] <wadkar> there is not /etc/ntp.conf in there
[12:16] <sinedeviance> ikonia: i want to clear the logs, yeah
[12:16] <chown_> sinedeviance: i installed 32
[12:16] <sinedeviance> chown_: then use i686
[12:16] <ikonia> sinedeviance: ahhh setup logrotate then, you'll find it's sport on
[12:16] <warfaren> chown_: cat /proc/cpuinfo gives you info about your CPU
[12:16] <Kaltiz> then how do I install ubuntu?
[12:16] <ikonia> sinedeviance: sorry, I thought you where saying something WAS clearing the log downs
[12:16] <ikonia> Kaltiz: you need to have a free partition
[12:16] <sinedeviance> chown_: if you have a 64bit CPU you can run ubuntu 64, btw. in that case, you'd use amd_64
[12:17] <Kaltiz> I need to delete one of my current partitions?
[12:17] <Kaltiz> or create another in Windows?
[12:17] <sinedeviance> ikonia: nah, i want to clear the logs that aren't getting cleared :D
[12:17] <ikonia> sinedeviance: logrotate will sort you out
[12:17] <MonkeyDust> Kaltiz  select to unused space to install ubuntu
[12:17] <Kaltiz> There is no option
[12:18] <LinSkyrate> hmm.. anyone know howto use my wifi usb inside VirtualBox when its up and running in ifconfig but not in Wicd manager? only eth0 from VB are there? no wifi net
[12:18] <Kaltiz> When I select the free space
[12:18] <MonkeyDust> Kaltiz  there is, but you do not seem to find it
[12:18] <ikonia> MonkeyDust: there isn't because he's already got 4 partitions
[12:18] <Kaltiz> it says " No root file system is defined"
[12:18] <sinedeviance> ikonia: i know, but shouldn't logrotate already be run by default?
[12:18] <MonkeyDust> ah, i was away from my desk, sorry
[12:18] <chown_> sinedeviance: my processor is 64bit, but i installed a 32bit OS, but its a intel processor, what does the amd mean?
[12:18] <ikonia> sinedeviance: I thought it was installed/setup by default, but I wouldn't bet my life on it
[12:19] <sinedeviance> chown_: if you have a 64bit processor you really should be using ubuntu 64bit to take advantage of that, but 32bit will work fine as well. amd_64 is what 64-bit is considered in the unix world, because AMD (as in, the company that makes AMD cpus) designed the original 64-bit spec.
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> chown_: how much ram do you have?
[12:20] <wadkar> anyone knows how to configure "set time : (radio button) automatically from internet" ?? please help !!
[12:20] <chown_> http://code.google.com/p/synergy/downloads/list wich one should i downoad?
[12:20] <sinedeviance> ikonia: fair enough, i'll see if i can figure out what's going on. thanks!
[12:20] <chown_> ActionParsnip: 4, but im using 3.2 because of the 32 bit installations
[12:21] <Kaltiz> So I have to delete some partitions or what?
[12:21] <T_H_X> chown_: apt-get install quicksynergy
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> chown_: you can use the PAE kernel and see the whole lot. I doubt you will see any benfit of 64bitness. It will make a difference if you want to add more ram
[12:22] <oCean> sinedeviance: logrote is in /etc/cron.daily, which is started from /etc/crontab
[12:22] <cmol> Hi, have anybody here worked with NIS/YP?
[12:23] <MonkeyDust> cmol  it seems to be a FreeBSD thing
[12:23] <bazhang> cmol, whats the real issue
[12:24] <oCean> MonkeyDust: uh, NIS? no, it's unix/linux (old and not secure etc)
[12:24] <MonkeyDust> oCean  idd, just found it :)
[12:25] <cmol> bazhang, i hace nis running, and it's synchronizing the users fine, but the passwords are not synchronized.
[12:25] <T_H_X> sinedeviance: suss out /etc/logrotate.d/
[12:26] <kalimojo> ive installed gnome-shell now how do i switch to the gnome desktop. i stillget unity when i login ?
[12:26] <rebe> ubuntu is not detecting my pendrive, how do I fix that ?
[12:27] <cmol> bazhang, and strangely the /lib/yp/domain/shadow.findbyuser file is updated fine (on the server)
[12:27] <jrib> kalimojo: at the login screen, you can select your desktop environment (click on the gear I think)
[12:27] <Metaphysicist> are there any grub parameters for the kernel that will give me a more verbose output than normal during boot?
[12:28] <chown_> T_H_X: by installing quicksynergy sygergy is installed together?
[12:28] <CommaCrazy> ActionParsnip, thank you for answering I appreciate it :)
[12:28] <T_H_X> chown_: yeap
[12:30] <Iarfen> Hi!!!
[12:30] <Iarfen> How I can disable the middle key click of the mouse??
[12:31] <FredJunior> hello
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Metaphysicist: press ESC during boot and you should see the boot messages
[12:33] <dhyll> Good morning :)
[12:33] <kalimojo> thanks
[12:34] <wadkar> found it with 'grep -r ntp /etc' its tucked inside /etc/default/ntpdate
[12:34] <sinedeviance> ikonia: i figured out the problem and fixed it. logrotate was set to run as part of /cron.daily, but was failing due to a bug in /cron.daily/logrotate
[12:34] <Metaphysicist> ActionParsnip: I mean even more verbose.
[12:34] <sinedeviance> i patched it any all works well
[12:34] <cmol> Hmm. For now I'm finding something about editing the makefile for the scripts.....
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> Metaphysicist: you could read:  dmesg | less     after you log in
[12:34] <sinedeviance> and*
[12:34] <sinedeviance> ikonia: thanks again
[12:34] <ikonia> sinedeviance: well done
[12:35] <T_H_X> |-o-| <-o-> |-o-|
[12:35] <sinedeviance> ikonia: yeah, hopefully i won't see any 200mb syslogs anytime soon :D
[12:35] <FredJunior> in Ubuntu 11.10 if I delete some large amount of data, I can see the File Operations window and at the bottom it shows the approximate amount of time it would take to delete that data... what's the package name of the File Operations window?
[12:35] <FredJunior> i wanna make a patch
[12:35] <sinedeviance> also it seems auth.log was 2GB! i hadn't even noticed until i looked again
[12:36] <sinedeviance> FredJunior: that is part of nautilus i believe. if you're using gnome, you'll have to edit nautilus sources
[12:36] <FredJunior> i find the string a little bit ackward
[12:36] <FredJunior> nautilus, ah thanks
[12:36] <sinedeviance> FredJunior: in any case, that is generally handled by the main file manager on the system
[12:36] <sinedeviance> well... afaik, it is
[12:37] <sinedeviance> i know it's handled by thunar in xfce
[12:37] <ubi> hello
[12:37] <sinedeviance> FredJunior: just a heads up, if you're serious about making a patch you'd need to speak with someone in the GNOME project to submit it
[12:37] <sinedeviance> i dont think GNOME takes patches from random people
[12:37] <FredJunior> i don't like the string  that tells how much has been deleted and how much time it would take to finish
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> sinedeviance: it may do if they analyse it.
[12:38] <FredJunior> example: 137 files to remove---2 minutes left
[12:38] <FredJunior> actually it's an m dash there
[12:39] <FredJunior> i dislike the fact that the m dash is not space-separated
[12:39] <FredJunior> it looks ugly
[12:39] <ubi> can i give permalink with description of my problem
[12:39] <FredJunior> it should be space-separted
[12:40] <FredJunior> so where can i file this bug or in which packaage will i find the string to fix it and then make a patch? any idea fellas?
[12:40] <ubi> pls help http://testist.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=1
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> FredJunior: yes, file a bug with your patch
[12:41] <bazhang> ubi, what is the issue
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> ubi: ask away
[12:41] <ubi> big partition of unallocated space
[12:41] <bazhang> ubi, so what is the issue
[12:41] <MonkeyDust> FredJunior  there's also an ubuntu brainstorm page, where you can submit new ideas
[12:41] <ubi> i cant delete ubuntu partition
[12:42] <ultrixx> ubi: why?
[12:42] <FredJunior> so i need to get the nautilus source in order to make a patch?
[12:42] <ubi> it wont let me, it gives me option to format whole partition, and that would delete my win XP
[12:43] <alvesjnr> hi guys. I installed an software by compiling its sourcecode. But the Ubuntu don't let me add this software as an default software to open some kind of file (when I right-click on the Icon and select open-with, the ubuntu gives me an list of softwares, but it doen't let me add any other software on this list). How can I do it?
[12:43] <soreau> ubi: What tool are you trying to use?
[12:43] <ubi> i am using gparted
[12:43] <FredJunior> is nautilus on launchpad? can i get its source by  bzr branch lp:nautilus  ??
[12:43] <chown_> in order to change my computer name i have to change: /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts?
[12:43] <soreau> ubi: It sounds like maybe you are running the installer instead of gparted directly
[12:44] <MonkeyDust> FredJunior  try sudo apt-source nautilus
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> alvesjnr: you need to make a .desktop for it in /usr/share/applications    there is a type line (i believe) which tells the OS what sort of app it is and it will list in the options
[12:44] <alvesjnr> ActionParsnip, thanks
[12:44] <ubi> no i am running gparted from usb bootable stick, gparted live
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> alvesjnr: I suggest you copy the .desktop of an list of current options and make the changes to it so that it appears in the same list
[12:44] <soreau> ubi: Then it should work
[12:45] <FredJunior> MonkeyDust: bt then i can't make a patch that way
[12:45] <fhsales1> ActionParsnip
[12:45] <FredJunior> is nautilus on launchpad ?
[12:45] <fhsales1> ActionParsnip: Hey, i have been sent from ubuntu+1 to here.
[12:45] <FredJunior> is it maintained by bazaar ?
[12:45] <ubi> it does work, please see this post, here is my problem explained http://testist.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=general&thread=1&page=1
[12:46] <MonkeyDust> FredJunior  https://launchpad.net/nautilus
[12:46] <ikonia> fhsales1: who sent you from #ubuntu+! to here ?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> FredJunior: yes, you can run:   ubuntu-bug nautilus
[12:46] <FredJunior> bzr branch lp:nautilus   i am getting the source now
[12:46] <fhsales1> ikonia: Zzecool did.my problem now is in trying to connect to the wireless connection
[12:47] <ikonia> fhsales1: sorry - 12.04 discussion is in #ubuntu+1 channel, not here
[12:47] <FredJunior> i need the source to make a patch, not just file the bug report
[12:47] <fhsales1> ikonia: can you help me privately, then?
[12:47] <ikonia> fhsales1: no
[12:47] <fhsales1> ikonia:  thanks anyway.
[12:48] <soreau> fhsales1: \
[12:48] <anodesni> Hi, I've just installed ubuntu 11.10, using a home directory left over from another distro. Now the settings are messed up (ugly fonts etc.). How can I start with a fresh new home directory and fresh new config files?
[12:48] <soreau> fhsales1: Why are you so reluctant to get help in #ubuntu+1? or conversely, why are you so adamant about asking here?
[12:48] <Kaltiz> Finally I think i've done the dual boot install
[12:48] <fhsales1> soreau:  i was talking to people there and they sent me here again.
[12:49] <fhsales1> ikonia:  do you think is a good idea for me to install ubuntu 11.10?
[12:49] <soreau> fhsales1: Well you need to explain that you are using 12.04 and you must get help there
[12:49] <fhsales1> soreau:  yeah, i am doing that right now.:)
[12:49] <FredJunior> can you tell me where will i find the File Operations window code in nautilus source?
[12:50] <FredJunior> in which file exactly ?
[12:50] <alvesjnr> ActionParsnip, okay, I did it. But it's not working yet. Maybe I need to restart gnome?
[12:50] <ikonia> fhsales1: nothing you have said in either channel makes any sense, so I'm not going to advise you
[12:50] <soreau> FredJunior: If you cant figure it out, you probably dont have any business trying to code a patch
[12:51] <fhsales1> ikonia:  how come?i just said what i am doing. i am not trying to troll anyone.
[12:51] <FredJunior> i just wanna know where to find the thing
[12:51] <fhsales1> ikonia:  at 09:36 zzecool said to me to come here. see there.
[12:51] <ikonia> fhsales1: you referenced someone "kicking" your desktop and then it saying "mode line not supported" but you can't get your wirleless to work etc etc
[12:51] <FredJunior> i can hack though :)
[12:51] <soreau> FredJunior: Then you better start looking
[12:52] <ubi> pls pls help
[12:52] <FredJunior> any pointers would be nice :)
[12:52] <fhsales1> ikonia:  that was because my brother arrived and accidentally kicked the no break, shutting down everything and my computer was not turning on anymore.but i solved that.
[12:52] <soreau> FredJunior: I gave you a pointer, dont code if you done know how
[12:52] <soreau> dont*
[12:53] <Kaltiz> Is ubuntu friendly with switchable graphics cards?
[12:53] <FredJunior> soreau: shut up
[12:53] <ikonia> fhsales1: again - nothing's making any sense, so I suggest joining #ubuntu+1 asking for help clearly with your current problem and see if anyone can help
[12:53] <ikonia> FredJunior: tone that down
[12:53] <ubi> http://testist.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=1  pls help
[12:53] <ikonia> FredJunior: unacceptable.
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz: not very, nvidia and ati both said they will only be supporting windows with it
[12:54] <Kaltiz> So I am going to have to use that nomodeset
[12:54] <danileigh79> ActionParsnip: That shouldn't affect already pre-installed integrated graphics for lappys, right?
[12:55] <soreau> Kaltiz: Switchable graphics is a fairly new concept for which drivers are still being developed. It may be hot or miss depending on your setup
[12:55] <[^_^]KaBo> hello
[12:55] <[^_^]KaBo> is the channel support help?
[12:55] <danileigh79> Kaltiz: Yes
[12:55] <danileigh79> [^_^]KaBo:
[12:55] <danileigh79> [^_^]KaBo: yes
[12:55] <fhsales1> ikonia: i am talking to zzecool there already, just explaining to you what is happening.I am trying to fix a wireless connection, but in the middle of it my computer turned off and would not turn on again.just that.
[12:55] <[^_^]KaBo> i like to download poweredge t100 driver
[12:56] <[^_^]KaBo> drivers*
[12:56] <soreau> [^_^]KaBo: Its the official ubuntu support channel
[12:56] <Kaltiz> Can I find out which Gpu ubuntu is using?
[12:56] <[^_^]KaBo> i use linux
[12:56] <[^_^]KaBo> centos
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> danileigh79: yes, the switchable laptop video card things is a big mess
[12:56] <soreau> Kaltiz: Usually the first one listed in the output of lspci|grep VGA
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> [^_^]KaBo: centos isn't supported here
[12:56] <soreau> Kaltiz: Or see /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> [^_^]KaBo: this is ubuntu support, ask in #centos
[12:56] <danileigh79> ActionParsnip: *smh*
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> danileigh79: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HybridGraphics
[12:57] <ubi> is there any gparted help channel
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> ubi: try #gparted
[12:57] <ikonia> ubi: yes #gparted
[12:57] <ubi> thx
[12:57] <danileigh79> ActionParsnip: thx, my graphics are fine then, it's a single integrated video chipset
[12:58] <[^_^]KaBo> Hmm
[12:58] <[^_^]KaBo> no one answer :$
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> danileigh79: oh, single chips are fine
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> [^_^]KaBo: wait then, you can't defect here just because you get no answer
[12:58] <soreau> [^_^]KaBo: You probably need to exercise patience. In any event, we cannot help with any non-ubuntu issue here
[12:59] <danileigh79> [^_^]KaBo: Your question about Ubuntu gpu depends on your machine
[12:59] <joseluis> .
[12:59] <[^_^]KaBo> OK Thank you guys, but if any one know other channels support Centos help please let me know.
[13:00] <[^_^]KaBo> Thanks an advance.
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> [^_^]KaBo: #linux maybe
[13:00] <danileigh79> [^_^]KaBo: Did you try to google centos support irc?
[13:00] <[^_^]KaBo> yes that's why i come here
[13:00] <soreau> [^_^]KaBo: When asking in any channel, always ask your question with as much information as possible. Dont ask to ask and dont ask questions like Is anyone here
[13:01] <danileigh79> [^_^]KaBo: well, we apologize, but this is the Official Ubuntu Support channel
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> [^_^]KaBo: http://wiki.centos.org/irc
[13:01] <[^_^]KaBo> soreau OK BOSS :)
[13:01] <danileigh79> ActionParsnip: you beat me to it, lmao I was gonna post that lnk
[13:01] <[^_^]KaBo> danileigh79 Thanks.
[13:02] <asgu> how to check user in command prompt? pls any one help me
[13:02] <ubi> nobody in #gparted :'(
[13:02] <playman> ActionParsnip: hi sorry for troubling you again, but I get no response on the clonezilla chan. I get both eth0 and eth1 with ifconfig on ubuntu, but somehow it does not seem to be letting other computer to connect, you know what that could be?
[13:02] <jrib> asgu: whoami
[13:02] <danileigh79> asgu: What do you mean?
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> playman: not something i've used
[13:03] <melvincv> [^_^]KaBo, '/join #centos' of course.
[13:03] <danileigh79> bbs
[13:04] <asgu> how to check users list? help me
[13:04] <playman> ActionParsnip: ok, lets say if I did not have clonezilla, and just wanted to let other computers connect to my ubuntu, what should I check if I get no connection?
[13:04] <[^_^]KaBo> melvincv Yep, Thank you i already did and waiting the answer
[13:04] <JonathanEllis> Hi. I'm just about to install Ubuntu 11.10 on a very old Dell C610 laptop. Running on the LiveCD at the moment and everything seems OK. Should I use ext4 or ext3 for the system partition?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> JonathanEllis: if it is low spec then i'd use lubuntu
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> JonathanEllis: ext4 is default, i'd go with that
[13:05] <qwebirc82012> Hey, all. I was wondering on entering an entry for the 12.04 LTS countdown banner contest, but I can't seem to figure out how I can upload a submission to the ssubmissions page at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Website/PreciseCountdownBanner. Does anyone know how?
[13:05] <MonkeyDust> JonathanEllis  what is 'very old'? what are the hardware specs?
[13:06] <drostie> Okay, I have an application running as user:group drostie:drostie. I am a member of the group wireshark. How the hell do I run something as drostie:wireshark?
[13:06] <melvincv> qwebirc82012, I was looking for a countdown banner, thanks.
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> qwebirc82012: #ubuntu+1 for anything Precise based please
[13:06] <asgu> how to check users list? help me
[13:06] <JonathanEllis> ActionParsnip: Its a Pentium III 1GHz with 1GB RAM and 60GB hard disk. Ive got about 12GB free to partition and I was planning to make the system partition 5GB.
[13:06] <drostie> All of the googling I've done tells me how to setgid which should be totally unnecessary.
[13:06] <JonathanEllis> My Jaunty partition is 4.3GB and has free space.
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> JonathanEllis: not bad, I'd use Lubuntu, it will give a snappier OS
[13:07] <qwebirc82012> melvincv: Alright. Heading over to there. thanks, mate.
[13:07] <JonathanEllis> Lubuntu?
[13:07] <asgu> how to check users list? help me
[13:07] <aithox> hello. i've activated my Nvidia driver from additional drivers
[13:07] <JonathanEllis> Are there any particular pros and cons to ext4 vs ext3?
[13:07] <aithox> i've got high resolution but no drop shadow.. etc..
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> JonathanEllis: fs-driver and partimage can't manipulate ext4 afaik
[13:08] <jrib> drostie: sg (never used it)
[13:08] <crizzy> JonathanEllis: lots of pros in ext4. it's not that much different from ext3, just modernized by adding new features
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> JonathanEllis: ext4 is a little faster too, its pretty groovy
[13:08] <JonathanEllis> For an old machine is it faster?
[13:08] <drostie> jrib: yeah just found that, thankee. :D
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> JonathanEllis: should be, yes
[13:09] <JonathanEllis> OK. Well I'll try it. What is Lubuntu?
[13:09] <playman> what is the difference between eth0 and eth0:0?
[13:09] <the-newsman2> hi guys. how can i make my VM client (backtrack in here) to see the shared folders on the host correctly. ??
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> playman: eth0:0 is a sub inteface
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> playman: you can have multiple subinterfaces on the same interface, gives the single interface multiple IPs
[13:11] <the-newsman2> hey guys
[13:11] <computer_> So the only options for managing multiple users on multiple Ubuntu desktops on multiple computers on a network is ether Cononical Lanscape or zentyal? Is that right?
[13:11] <the-newsman2> any1 here to help me ?
[13:11] <playman> ActionParsnip: ok is that anything like having eth0 and eth1? I mean, If I follow a install guide, and i'm told to have eth0 and eth0:0, would it matter in anyway if I made it eth0 and eth1 instead?
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> playman: eth0 and eth1 will be 2 seperate interfaces and you will have 2 wires coming from your system
[13:12] <computer_> the-newsman2, in Virtualbox you need to install the "Guest Additions" before network folders will workm
[13:13] <computer_> I don't use VMware
[13:14] <Kaltiz> Does anyone here use ubuntu and steam?
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> Kaltiz: it minght work in wine. Check the appdb
[13:14] <Kaltiz> I heard it might work, I was wondering if it worked well :P
[13:14] <computer_> the-newsman2; You do realise that you are asking about folder sharing Backtrack in VMware in an Ubuntu channel right?
[13:15] <the-newsman2> yes computer i do
[13:15] <the-newsman2> however i belive the same can go for any dist of linuxes
[13:15] <melvincv> I got Orbit downloader to work in Wine. hurray!
[13:15] <computer_> the-newsman2,  If I where you I would ask your question in the VMware channel
[13:16] <the-newsman2> my problem is, if i write the exact location manually, it works fine. but the BT itself cannt find the sahred folders
[13:16] <playman> ActionParsnip: yeah, I know that, but would it make the program not work if I used eth0 and eth1 instead of eth0 and eth0:0?
[13:16] <ikonia> the-newsman2: #backtrack-linux is there you need to be
[13:16] <Fusrodah> hello, I've downloaded something that says do not unpack as root, what does this mean?
[13:16] <ikonia> (please)
[13:16] <the-newsman2> so i can see, and cannt see in the same time the outisde folders
[13:16] <computer_> the-newsman2, Make a short cut?
[13:16] <ikonia> the-newsman2: #backtrack-linux is there you need to be please.
[13:16] <ikonia> computer_: sorry, we don't pickup back track support in here
[13:17] <ikonia> Fusrodah: it means don't use the root user to unpack it
[13:17] <the-newsman2> computer_,  yes i can
[13:17] <Fusrodah> how do I know if I'm using a root user
[13:17] <ikonia> Fusrodah: your username would be "root"
[13:17] <computer_> ikonia: I think it is more a VMware support question
[13:17] <ikonia> the-newsman2: - PLEASE, #backtrack-linux
[13:17] <JonathanEllis> ActionParsnip: Looking at the website for lubuntu, it doesnt look very mature. Is it really necessary with a Pentium III 1GHz and 1GB RAM?
[13:17] <Fusrodah> ok where can I find my username?
[13:17] <ikonia> computer_: it's vmware support on backtrack so #vmware or #backtrack-linux
[13:17] <ikonia> Fusrodah: you logged in with it
[13:17] <HansiSolo> hello. I am just confused by encodings. Umlauts are working well on all kde- or gnome-components, or other apps and on ttys. The output of "locale" seems ok (de_DE@UTF-8"). The preferences window of gnome-terminal show umlauts in the font test window. But, the default encoding was ansix3.4-1968 --> umlauts result in a '?'.  Using utf-8 encoding results in control chars. Remote connection on the same terminal to other machines shows umlauts corre
[13:17] <HansiSolo> ctly.Any hints? (natty 11.04)
[13:18] <JonathanEllis> ActionParsnip: Jaunty was more or less OK on this machine
[13:18] <computer_> ikonia, Yar
[13:18] <Fusrodah> I use my own name to log on
[13:18] <ikonia> Fusrodah: then you are not root
[13:18] <computer_> Thats nice Fusrodah
[13:18] <the-newsman2> ikonia,  r u ok ?
[13:18] <ikonia> the-newsman2: fine,
[13:18] <the-newsman2> ikonia,  then plz shut up
[13:19] <krux> lol
[13:19] <Fusrodah> sorry are red text private whispers, I didn't know
[13:19] <whatsphere> http://tinyurl.com/8axwxpn or that ?  http://tinyurl.com/8axwxpn
[13:20] <melvincv> Fusrodah, if you are running Ubuntu and not using the command 'sudo' to unpack it, you are not root
[13:20] <deepu> bros
[13:20] <hithur> Is dist-upgrade nothing more than simply changing and editing sources.list?
[13:20] <adam__> hi
[13:20] <deepu> bros, anyone here?
[13:20] <ikonia> deepu: you can see people chatting......do you think people are here ?
[13:21] <melvincv> deepu, everyone's here, just ask your question...
[13:21] <deepu> well
[13:21] <Fusrodah> I downloaded a browser and I'm unpacking to desktop using right click, instruction says do not do it as root but I didnt know what that meant, sorry I'm a noob
[13:21] <deepu> i got a problem here
[13:21] <Dave2> win 21
[13:21] <deepu> dell vostro laptop, ubuntu maverickmeerkat, internal speakers not working
[13:22] <computer_> So can anyone tell me if it is possible manage about 5 users on different machines from Ubuntu Server with out using Canonical Landscape or Zentyal?
[13:22] <ikonia> computer_: yeah, simple things like ldap for example
[13:23] <melvincv> Fusrodah, no need to be sorry :)
[13:23] <melvincv> Fusrodah, which browser is that?
[13:23] <computer_> Cool thanks ikonia
[13:23] <Fusrodah> some secure browser called Tor?
[13:24] <eskiador95> yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[13:24] <ikonia> eskiador95: please don't do that
[13:24] <masymas> buenas
[13:24] <detrix42> Hi. I just purchased a external hard drive. its usb 3.0 compliant.  My ubuntu  computer has a motherboard with a usb 3.0 compliant ports. And as far as I can tell, I am not getting the higher transfer rate.  Is there something I need to do, like install a kernel module to enable 3.0 speeds?
[13:25] <computer_> Ooooooh, so in Linux land Domain management = Directory Access Management? Yes?
[13:25] <Eskiadorcabrea> frikiiiss
[13:25] <mosno> detrix42, how do you know you're not maxing out the drive I/O as  opposed to the USB I/O?
[13:27] <Fusrodah> so if I want to run as root, how do I do that? and how would I change back
[13:27] <detrix42> mosno: I am transferring movies to it. I tried the 3.0 port, the file transfer dialog reported 20Mbs/sec  then I tried in a usb 2.0 port, got the same speed.
[13:27] <joel> uuuuuuuuuuu
[13:27] <mosno> detrix42, my question stands...
[13:28] <detrix42> mosno: so the file dialog does not report proper speed then....hmmmm
[13:29] <detrix42> mosno: so how do I know for sure.
[13:29] <Fusrodah> there are too many long weird codes just to do simple things :(
[13:30] <detrix42> mosno: how do I find out for sure what speed the usb 3.0 port is transferring at?
[13:30] <mosno> detrix42, i'm saying that maybe your drives can only run that fast perhaps
[13:31] <detrix42> mosno: ahhh. ok
[13:32] <god-zotac> what fusrodah said.. in windows; there are too many clicks buried beneath too many levels of windows and preferences  just to do simple things..
[13:32] <computer_> Is it easy to implement a time limit for users with LDAP?
[13:32] <computer_> god-zotac, RIGHT ON!
[13:33] <computer_> The basic OS work-flow in fragmented to the war-zoo
[13:34] <computer_> To me it is a direct reflection of the corporate culture inside of Redmond
[13:34] <ikonia> computer_: what are you talking about ?
[13:34] <bazhang> !ot | computer
[13:34] <Kakturion> Do anybody know if there are any drivers for akai eie pro?
[13:36] <computer_> ikonia; I am talking about being able to set a time limit on a clients user account from the server
[13:38] <computer_> Perhaps I should just look at using Zentyal
[13:38] <ikonia> computer_: a clients user account from the server ?
[13:38] <max1982> after noon guys
[13:38] <ikonia> computer_: a time limit to do what /
[13:38] <computer_> Yes ikonia like in Windows Domains
[13:39] <ikonia> computer_: a time limit to do what ?
[13:39] <computer_> Why to log the off ikonia
[13:39] <ikonia> computer_: do you mean active working hours ?
[13:39] <MadsRC> Would anyone know the answer to this post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1933935 ?
[13:39] <ikonia> computer_: or auto log off after a certain time
[13:39] <computer_> To limit a user computer time
[13:39] <ikonia> MadsRC: the guys in #bash are best palced
[13:40] <ikonia> placed
[13:40] <computer_> To set a limit for the maximum hour a user can use a computer for in a day
[13:40] <ikonia> computer_: I've never seen that setting, but as there is an AD mirror schema for ldap, it should be possible
[13:41] <max1982> am trying to find another software centre for ubuntu i had it before but cannot find what was the name of it do any one know any other then the one comes with ubuntu?
[13:41] <computer_> So to do everything I want to do in LDAP it is all text based config files yes]
[13:42] <ikonia> computer_: no, it's an ldap directoy, exactly the same as AD
[13:42] <computer_> There is no GUI or Web interface right?
[13:42] <tensorpudding> max1982, maybe you removed it from the menu on accident?
[13:42] <ikonia> computer_: AD was based of LDAP, so it's the same directory service
[13:42] <computer_> Sorry ikonia I don't know what AD is?
[13:42] <tensorpudding> max1982, oh, you are probably talking about synaptic or the old add/remove programs, the latter of which i think is gone
[13:42] <max1982> i already havethe software center but there is 1 similer to it which i cannot remember the name of it
[13:43] <ikonia> computer_: active directory
[13:43] <computer_> Ooo Active Directory
[13:43] <tensorpudding> oh, synaptic is gone too
[13:43] <max1982> its got windows apps on it also
[13:43] <computer_> Yes I guessed it
[13:43] <tensorpudding> oh, that's not either of what i'm thinking of, then
[13:44] <max1982> dam i should have writen the name of it before i formated the machine lol
[13:44] <computer_> ikonia, All machines on this network are Ubuntu
[13:44] <tensorpudding> max1982, what version of ubuntu is this
[13:44] <ikonia> computer_: yes, I know that's why I said "use LDAP" not "use AD"
[13:44] <max1982> 10.4
[13:45] <computer_> There are no Windows installs involved
[13:45] <computer_> Oh okay thanks
[13:45] <tensorpudding> yeah i don't know what you're talking about
[13:46] <john_doe_jr> When you download abode reader for ubuntu it comes as a .bin file...how do I install it so that I can use it to open up PDFs ?
[13:46] <hithur> What package only affects unity launcher?
[13:47] <siddhion> hello. my 10.04 Package Manager has been hitting an error for the past 3 weeks. here is a detailed explanation of my issue => http://askubuntu.com/questions/108015/update-manager-updating-process-results-in-error-in-10-04
[13:47] <siddhion> any ideas on how to solve this issue?
[13:47] <max1982> dam got it, its cold playonlinux
[13:47] <max1982> lol 3 day trying to find it
[13:48] <tensorpudding> john_doe_jr, you'd have to read their docs, it's probably some sort of executable shell script
[13:48] <max1982> tensorpudding: found it
[13:49] <tensorpudding> john_doe_jr, just mark it executable and try running it, and cross your fingers and trust adobe to not be idiots
[13:51] <jambo> hi , anybody knows how to enable root user ?
[13:51] <jambo> in ubuntu ?
[13:51] <jrib> !root | jambo
[13:51] <jrib> !away > fen|afk
[13:52] <MadsRC> It's funny, I switched to Ubuntu for everyday use back home 7 months ago, and didn't really use windows much... but now I've started working at a firm where my work pc has to be Windows atm, and I just can't get used to it again :P
[13:53] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: hey, i just used the ubuntu software center & found it...by the way, I did mark the .bin file as executable but it still didn't install when I clicked on it...do you have any idea why?
[13:53] <tensorpudding> i'd have to look at the file
[13:54] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: maybe I don't have the programs to execute a .bin file...what programs do you need normally to do that?
[13:54] <BertoIlarioGatti> jambo: sudo passwd root
[13:55] <tensorpudding> you don't need anything special to run a shell script
[13:55] <BertoIlarioGatti> then su; and enter your password
[13:55] <jrib> !noroot | BertoIlarioGatti
[13:55] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: a .bin is not a script is it ?
[13:55] <tensorpudding> there is no special .bin thing in linux, executable scripts are given an extension matching the shell they're written for, and binaries have no extension at all
[13:55] <janisalanis> Where can I place alias for my terminal? So I don't need to redefine them every time I open a terminal.
[13:55] <BertoIlarioGatti> ubottu: ok thank you
[13:55] <BertoIlarioGatti> that's a shame
[13:56] <tensorpudding> but .bin is used by some companies distributing proprietary installers for some reason
[13:56] <jrib> janisalanis: ~/.bashrc
[13:56] <wankdanker> I'm working on an upstart config and I want the process to start when /dev/ttyS0 is ready. Anyone have any ideas?
[13:56] <janisalanis> jrib, thanks.
[13:56] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: so your saying that I could have just used sh adobe_etc.bin ?
[13:56] <jrib> wankdanker: try #upstart maybe
[13:56] <BertoIlarioGatti> !root
[13:56] <wankdanker> jrib: thanks, not too many people over there, will try anyway.
[13:56] <tensorpudding> it could be an executable binary but if it were it might well have not worked on your system due to mismatched library versions or something, it's pretty hazardous to distribute binaries
[13:57] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: but 'sh adobe_reader.bin' would have been the way I would have installed it right?
[13:57] <tensorpudding> if it were an sh script
[13:58] <tensorpudding> but it's not, it's a binary, i just downloaded it
[13:58] <tensorpudding> how weird
[13:58] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: alright so what command would I have used for the .bin file...would I have just moved the .bin file into /usr/bin or something to get it to work?
[13:58] <tensorpudding> no, it's probably some dreadful installer
[13:58] <bastidrazor> john_doe_jr: ./
[13:59] <bastidrazor> ./dreadfulinstaller.bin
[13:59] <tensorpudding> you'd need to make it executable, then run 'sudo ./AdbeRdr-...whatever.bin'
[13:59] <john_doe_jr> bastidrazor: thanks ...would that have moved the .bin files in the right place when it installed?
[13:59] <bastidrazor> john_doe_jr: that would have run that file. the installer would have to do the rest.
[14:00] <tensorpudding> firstly because it is a terminal app for some reason and you need to run it from the terminal, and secondly because you need administrator privileges to install to where it wants to install, in /opt
[14:01] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: how did you know that it would install in /opt ?
[14:01] <tensorpudding> i ran it
[14:01] <tensorpudding> it asked me where to install it, and the default was /opt
[14:01] <tensorpudding> it's interactive on the terminal
[14:02] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: cool...well, you taught me something today...I didn't know how to install a .bin file...I thought you must move it to /usr/bin where all the other binary files are located
[14:02] <tensorpudding> if it was a regular program and not an installer, it would be acceptable to put it there
[14:03] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: did you open it up....how did you know the difference ?
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> tensorpudding: installing the app to /opt is fine :)
[14:03] <tensorpudding> john_doe_jr, well, to be honest, i used a little tool called file
[14:03] <ubi> hi
[14:04] <tensorpudding> it's a little terminal utility that reads a file and tells you what it is
[14:04] <tensorpudding> it's not always accurate at knowing the differences between types of text files, but it's a whiz at finding out what kind of binary a file is
[14:05] <ubi> can i give link of post where i described my problem in detail
[14:05] <tensorpudding> running file on that .bin told me it was an x86 linux executable, plus other details
[14:05] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: cool, I didn't know about that utility either
[14:05] <ubi> http://testist.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=general&thread=1&page=1
[14:05] <MadsRC> Does anyone know how to disable the X-Server, so that ubuntu doesn't start it by default, but starts up in a terminal, from which I'd have to start the xserver if needed?
[14:06] <jrib> !nox | MadsRC
[14:06] <HDroid> Hi. I'm trying to setup my fonts but my Appearance dialog doesn't have a font tab. Has this moved or am I missing a package?
[14:06] <MadsRC> thanks jrib :D
[14:06] <tensorpudding> i kinda wish its functionality were integrated into Files, it would be pretty useful
[14:07] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: hey are you a programmer?
[14:07] <tensorpudding> i guess i am
[14:07] <FxIII> hi all
[14:07] <ubi> pls help ubi
[14:07] <gbjk> Hiya. I'm finding that under 11.10 with gnome2, compiz window rules and place windows don't appear to work, assuming simple rule matching like "xterm" (grabbed, too)
[14:08] <ikonia> ubi: please stop saying "please help" if someone can help and wants to help, they will
[14:08] <arand> HDroid: I think you'd do that via gnome-tweak-tools nowadays.
[14:08] <ubi> rory
[14:08] <ubi> sory*
[14:08] <FxIII> i have a problem please help :D
[14:08] <gbjk> Does anyone have any ideas? Google is less helpful than usual here.
[14:08] <arand> HDroid: Oh, nevermind, I don't thing that works on unity, I though I was in another channel :)
[14:09] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: do you know of any program out there that helps you decompose problems....like in Object Oriented Programming..you got to build up small pieces to get a program working?  Or is it more of an art?
[14:09] <HDroid> arand: oh, that's a pity
[14:09] <FxIII> i using ubuntu on an usb sd memory, i have moved /tmp/ in ram but i want to know if there are other places where files can be writed with high frequencies
[14:09] <tensorpudding> i don't know of any program that helps you design programs in that way
[14:10] <john_doe_jr> tensorpudding: alright...no problem
[14:11] <FxIII> i noted that sometimes i get input/output error... when I use the gui (not when i use ssh that is the most of the time)
[14:12] <acidrain> FxIII: ssh has more privaledges i believe. your i/o error from a gui is prolly a lack of that
[14:13] <acidrain> FxIII: gksudo nautilus
[14:13] <kk23> http://pastebin.com/FTpBCRSQ this is ok?
[14:13] <baktrak> ok
[14:14] <bosong> hi just installed 11.10 on an ibm., what codecs do i need to install ?
[14:14] <FxIII> acidrain: the problem is that if i work on this machine remotely, all goes fine. when i start use it directly, often i get this io error
[14:14] <kk23> baktrak the ok it was for me?
[14:15] <acidrain> FxIII: and this machines hdd is a sd card? i mean like i said, it still sounds like ssh has the proper rights to access any part of the sdcard
[14:15] <HDroid> arand: apparently that is the tool to use anyway
[14:15] <acidrain> if you want to mess with it locally, my suggestions is to run the gksudo nautilus command
[14:15] <HDroid> Thanks
[14:16] <FxIII> acidrain: the fact is that when i get this io error notthing works anymore. this includes every open ssh session
[14:17] <acidrain> FxIII: that is very odd
[14:18] <FxIII> acidrain: my fear is that something is wearing out my sd card
[14:18] <FxIII> acidrain: that is why i moved the /tmp in ram
[14:18] <mi3> Hello!
[14:19] <FxIII> i understand that is a very specific topic and a very odd behaviour
[14:19] <bosongg> just installed 11.10 on an ibm laptop. which codecs should i install ?
[14:19] <acidrain> FxIII: in that case my suggestion is to backup the sd card quickly.
[14:20] <ikonia> bosongg: anyone you want/need
[14:20] <ikonia> !codecs > bosongg
[14:20] <FxIII> acidrain: i did :D
[14:20] <mi3> I want to make a plymouth screen that does not loop over and over again, i want it to be played from frame one to frame 60 without looping ,can someone suggest me how to? I have 60-70 frames.
[14:21] <FxIII> acidrain:  the strange thing is that the problem arises when i work on the gui...
[14:21] <detrix42> mosno:  me again. well, I did not find any info on the max speed of a seagate goflex drive, but I locked dual core cpu at 3GHz, and now I am gettting 80MB/sec.  I like that much better.
[14:24] <mi3> umm anyone ? plymouth
[14:24] <kk23> may this work http://pastebin.com/Z0TqenF1 ???
[14:25] <ikonia> mi3: how is that a useful comment "anyone plymoyth" - ask a question, wait for a response
[14:25] <bosongg> !codecs
[14:25] <mi3> sorry plymouth screen ikonia
[14:25] <ikonia> mi3: I know what it is, but saying "anyone plymouth" isn't helpful as there is no question or info in there, just random words
[14:25]  * jrib hands ikonia 2 patience tokens; looks like you will need them today :P
[14:25] <ikonia> jrib: expired
[14:26] <mi3> i asked the question before ikonia am waiting for a reply can you suggest me ?
[14:26] <ikonia> mi3: ok, so wait for a reply, saying "anyone" is just useles noise
[14:26] <mi3> hehehehe ok ok\
[14:26] <mi3> I want to make a plymouth screen that does not loop over and over again, i want it to be played from frame one to frame 60 without looping ,can someone suggest me how to? I have 60-70 frames.
[14:27]  * kokyu waves
[14:28] <ericus> Any ideas on this one? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1933961
[14:28] <kokyu> does anyone know what would be the best practice to upgrade libvirt-bin package on a ubuntu 10.04 from the current 0.7.5 to something .... more up-to-date? (like 0.9.x)?
[14:28] <ikonia> ericus: you have no swap partition
[14:28] <Necrosporus> Nautilus window disappear suddently, I guess that's maybe possibly a segfautl, but I have not found a way to make Nautilus show messages in console, no key like --debug in --help
[14:29] <Necrosporus> Is there any way to run nautilus from the command line not letting it to go background?
[14:29] <harish> lll
[14:29] <harish> hai
[14:29] <harish> hw r u?
[14:32] <chris__> hi, how do you fix choppy flash video (360p) on an amd fusion apu (e-450)?
[14:33] <bosongg> how do i change my hostname ?
[14:33] <iceroot> !hostname | bosongg
[14:36] <bosongg> thanks, anyone got any advice on installing kazam ?
[14:37] <bosongg> !kazam
[14:38] <L3top> !info kazam
[14:39] <bazhang> bosongg, what version of ubuntu are you now on
[14:39] <rio__> hello
[14:39] <rio__> can i ask about driver??
[14:40] <L3top> chris__: flash + linux = annoying  can you tell me what driver you are using?
[14:40] <rio__> i've activated my graphic driver but Xorg.conf haven't configured
[14:40] <am_> let me try to answer
[14:40] <L3top> chris__: for the AMD
[14:41] <chris__> L3top, the open aource ones because flgrx displays an unsupported hardware watermark and breaks suspend
[14:41] <philinux> bosongg: Via ppa > http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/kazam-screenrecording-app-fixed-for-ubuntu-11-10/
[14:41] <Trevor69420> i dunno if anyone here has done this before, but has anyone ever set their ubuntu server up to send SMS messages of  various events?
[14:41] <bosongg> bazhang im on 11.10
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> L3top: if your OS is 64bit, be sure you use 64bit flash
[14:41] <Trevor69420> like if i want to to txt me if certain things happen for example
[14:42] <bazhang> bosongg, if you wait until 12.04 kazam is in the repos there
[14:42] <chris__> how do I check flash 64-bitness?
[14:42] <narcislinux> what's "Pepper-based  api " ?
[14:42] <bosongg> cant wait till april bazhang
[14:42] <am_> skype no longer works in ubuntu?
[14:42] <L3top> We are stuck in 32 land for now...
[14:42] <philinux> bosongg: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/kazam-screenrecording-app-fixed-for-ubuntu-11-10/
[14:42] <jpds> L3top: Not with multiarch.
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> chris__: if you can give the output of:  lsb_release -a; uname -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash|gnash|swf|spark'     I can advise, use a pastebin
[14:43] <bosongg> philinux do i add that as a ppa ?
[14:43] <compdoc> you can ask
[14:43] <gorusw> hello. I still have no ideas. I just tested with "LC_ALL="de_DE.UTF-8". /etc/default/console-setup has charmap "utf-8" and "Uni2". Default is always ansix3.4-1968 encoding, but also after switching to utf-8, I got no Umlauts ??? or ? in any virtual terminal (no matter if xterm, konsole or gnome-terminal). Doing an ssh to a remote machine, shows that umlauts can be displyed and typed in. Any hints where I could continue the search?
[14:43] <L3top> I don't know if that is possible for our project jpds
[14:43] <philinux> bosongg: Yes click the link down the page for full instructions
[14:44] <fommil> Hi all, I am using LTS and I just updated apache2 via aptitude. The 'deflate' module now breaks some of my hosted glassfish applications! Is this a known bug (workaround is to turn off deflate, but that hits my bandwidth)
[14:44] <philinux> bosongg: It might have bugs but they'll need reporting
[14:44] <jpds> fommil: → #ubuntu-server
[14:44] <am_> i asked if skype no longer works in ubuntu?
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> am_: works fine here
[14:45] <vicium> Hi. whats the mode to gzip a entire folder? i tried gzip folder -f to force but did not work
[14:45] <chris__> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/6ZBcPXMz
[14:45] <vicium> command* even if so
[14:45] <lonelycatmm> hi, i'm using arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc shipping with ubuntu, but i found that the "-march" parameter seems doesn't work.it can only produce armv7-a code, how can i use it to produce code for older arm cpu?
[14:45] <ska> Every attempt to hibernate or suspend my system has resulted in system freeze or reboot.
[14:45] <jpds> vicium: tar xcvf folder.tar.gz folder
[14:45] <philinux> am_: I had a problem with the webcam but this fixed it for me. http://www.ubunturoot.com/2010/05/how-to-fix-webcam-problem-in-skype.html
[14:45] <am_> here it wont install action
[14:46] <ska> This is a desktop, not a laptop.
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> chris__: you are using gnash, so it will match your arch (which is 64bit)
[14:46] <philinux> am_: it's in the repos
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> am_: grab the deb from the skype site, be sure the arch matches the arch of your ubuntu install (32bit / 64bit)
[14:47] <vicium> $ tar xvcd minecraft.tar.gz minecraft
[14:47] <vicium> tar: You may not specify more than one `-Acdtrux' or `--test-label' option
[14:47] <vicium> @ jpds
[14:47] <vicium> i assume i am missing a - or something
[14:47] <L3top> rio__: sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup; sudo xorg --configure; sudo cp /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[14:47] <jpds> vicium: Sorry; tar cvfz minecraft.tar.gz minecraft
[14:48] <vicium> thanks!
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> could just use unp, no need to remember the options for tar then :)
[14:48] <morri> I wanted to play a game called bubbles- but each time i want to start it  "cd BubbleShooter; bubbles
[14:48] <morri> "it tells me "he program 'bubbles' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[14:48] <morri> sudo apt-get install dnssec-tools
[14:48] <morri> " looks like it is referring to a totally different program. how can I make it start the programme without referring to the other programme
[14:48] <rio__> can i download the ready made setting? for my graphic card?
[14:48] <FloodBot1> morri: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:49] <vicium> Also, very off-topic if its okay to ask here. But, windows emulation for games havent improved insanely since about 10 years ago no? Still tricky and messy?
[14:49] <L3top> !info unp
[14:49] <vicium> Or applications in general*
[14:49] <L3top> oh thats nice... thanks ActionParsnip
[14:49] <bazhang> vicium, check the appdb for wine support
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> vicium: depends on the game
[14:49] <bazhang> !appdb | vicium
[14:49] <vicium> I feel like installing ubuntu on main workstation to improve my learning curve
[14:49] <nunod> morri, did you installed it via the software center or download &compiled?
[14:50] <vicium> Because right now just ssh and well, when I hit a wall I ask for help
[14:50] <morri> download
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> L3top: should be default installed imho, as well as gyache
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> sorry, guake
[14:50] <vicium> I'd get more enclined to learn more if I had it on main pc
[14:50] <vicium> ok thanks :)
[14:50] <L3top> !info gyache lucid
[14:50] <rio__> it won't boot in gui mode when i've run nvidia-xconfig
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> L3top: guake, my bad
[14:50] <L3top> !info guake lucid
[14:51] <oCean> L3top: please use ubottu in private:  /msg ubottu !bot
[14:51] <bosongg> philinux thanks
[14:51] <morri> http://pastebin.com/FTP0b47L
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> L3top: Drops a terminal from the top and hides it wth one key, saves having to click or alt+tab to the terminal window. Very handy if you use cli a lot
[14:51] <L3top> thanks oCean, new at this.
[14:52] <L3top> very
[14:52] <oCean> morri: cd BubbleShooter  then  ./bubbles
[14:52] <doherty> I have an nvidia graphics card, and I'm not currently using the proprietary driver. On similar or identical hardware, one of my colleagues enabled the proprietary driver, and it totally broke his system - he couldn't even boot into single user mode, IIRC. Is there a way to know if that will happen on this machine? Maybe a way to automatically enable it, then disable it after 30s to see if it survives?
[14:52] <bazhang> doherty, whats the card
[14:52] <Shakyj> hey, I have ubuntu installed and decided I wanted to try KDE. Do I did "apt-get install kubuntu-desktop" Seemed ok but I am having 2 problems, transparent backgrounds don't work and I am getting the error "this operation cannot continue since proper authorization was not provided" when trying to change settings
[14:53] <philinux> bosongg: no worries, have fun !
[14:53] <L3top> doherty: lspci | grep VGA
[14:53] <morri> thanks :)
[14:53] <doherty> bazhang, L3top: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Device 06fd (rev a1)
[14:53] <viktor133> does anybody know if it's possible to set up a facebook account for chatting, using finch?
[14:54] <L3top> one moment please
[14:54] <stephanb> hi there, if i install the latest alpha of ubuntu 12.04, will i be able to simply update until 12.04 is released? or do i have to reinstall once it's released
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> stephanb: it will use the same repos, so it will upgrade seamlessly
[14:54] <vicium> Thank you for the appdb link. I'm curious, How would I go at it, and what do I need to run win7 and ubuntu on the same PC? Can i just have them on diferent partitions, or do they have to be seperate HDD's?
[14:54] <stephanb> ActionParsnip: thanks
[14:55] <vicium> Since wine does not support 1 of the games I play most actively
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> vicium: Separate partitions is fine, you can multiboot of a single drive if you wish
[14:56] <UnknownFearNG> Where can I install the latest version of Ubuntu 12.04, and will I be able to still keep all my files?
[14:56] <bazhang> !away > neersighted
[14:56] <MonkeyDust> ActionParsnip  was faster to reply :)
[14:56] <MonkeyDust> UnknownFearNG  #ubuntu+1
[14:56] <vicium> ActionParsnip: Assuming I have the hardware for it. Is there any way to dual boot operative systems and toggle between them? :P
[14:56] <vicium> Or would that be weird :D
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> UnknownFearNG: I suggest you ask in #ubuntu+1
[14:57] <UnknownFearNG> MonkeyDust: Thank you, I'll ask there
[14:58] <sacarlson> vicium: there is virtualbox that can run many different systems inside another system
[14:58] <MonkeyDust> vicium  you could use a virtual machine if you want to toggle
[14:58] <vicium> Ah that probably suits me more
[14:58] <vicium> I'll google some
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> vicium: virtualbox alllows you to boot true installed OSes but I've heard of data corruption. You will not be able to game wel in virtualbox
[14:58] <vicium> But I could virtualbox a unix dist, yes?
[14:58] <vicium> IN windows*
[14:58] <vicium> Or did I misunderstand the concept of it?
[14:59] <jonobonono87685> @vicium yes, you could
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> vicium: sure, why not :)
[14:59] <vicium> Because then playing games shouldnt be an issue
[14:59] <vicium> How much of a performance sinker is it?
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> vicium: depends on your hardware
[14:59] <sacarlson> ActionParsnip: I even hear people speak of virtualbox that uses the graphic gpu cards but never seen it myself
[15:00] <jonobonono87685> Btw, can 3D accelerated drivers be installed in a Windows Guest OS in VB?
[15:00] <vicium> Hmm, that wouldnt give me the whole experience though hmm :D
[15:00] <vicium> Do i have to repartition or could i just download a ubuntu net-isntaller and make the installer do that partitions from unallocated space?
[15:00] <vicium> If i have a unclaimed 500gb one i.e
[15:00] <bazhang> jonobonono87685, ask in #vbox
[15:01] <viktor133> vicium, actionparsnip, just wondering, wouldn't it work better to use linux on wubi in that case?
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> vicium: virtualbox installs to a file, like wubi
[15:01] <vicium> okay
[15:01] <jonobonono87685> bazhang Thanks, mate, didn't know there was a channel for that too :)
[15:01] <elijah> Does Ubuntu have anything like Expose?
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> viktor133: doesn't allow to use both OSes at the same time
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> elijah: what does it do?
[15:01] <viktor133> k
[15:01] <wylde> vicium: when using a virtual machine both OS's are sharing the resources of the host machine, you'd want to have high end hardware to try to game in a VM
[15:02] <Shakyj> hey, I have ubuntu installed and decided I wanted to try KDE. Do I did "apt-get install kubuntu-desktop" Seemed ok but I am having 2 problems, transparent backgrounds don't work and I am getting the error "this operation cannot continue since proper authorization was not provided" when trying to change settings
[15:02] <bazhang> elijah, putting all the windows on the desktop to choose from?
[15:02] <elijah> bazhang: yes
[15:02] <vicium> wylde: i7 2500ki 16gb ddr3 1600mhz ram atleast gpu is rrelevant afaik? :P
[15:02] <bazhang> elijah, unity-2d does that
[15:02] <vicium> Hmm. wubi looks promising
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> vicium: it'll run ok :)
[15:02] <steelbox> hi there!
[15:02] <elijah> bazhang: Is there a default keyboard shortcut I can invoke that from?
[15:02] <viktor133> does anybody use finch?
[15:03] <jonobonono87685> vicium, Wubi is not very pleasing on resources
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> vicium: wubi just gives a dual boot but it installs to a file which is loop mounted at boot, you will still need to reboot to switch OS
[15:03] <doda1> hi, today is the realase of precize beta 1 ?
[15:03] <bazhang> elijah, not sure, clicking one of the upper icons on the dock does it though
[15:03] <Akls> My pc doesn't work with my wifi router( it connects, internet works for 2 seconds and then it's not working while still connected) with other wifi networks it works! And my laptop can connect to any wifi , including my own. so what wrong here?
[15:03] <rio__> how can i give administrator right to new user ?
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> doda1: ask in #ubuntu+1 for anything precise based
[15:03] <bazhang> doda1, #ubuntu+1 for that
[15:03] <vicium> I could do it on my ECS but, I want a GUI because even if i learn better through ssh commands a GUI would save me of coming in here every 5 seconds
[15:03] <MonkeyDust> rio__  visudo
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> rio__: sudo usermod -a -G admin username
[15:04] <steelbox> I would like to switch the bitrate of my wifi card from 54 to 108Mb/s but it does not work. I have no problems under windows.
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyDust: the 'admin' group is a much safer way to give users admin rights
[15:04] <Trevor69420> what is a decent tool to uncompress RAR files in ubuntu?
[15:04] <elijah> bazhang: That shows me all the spaces, which is great but I am looking to show all the windows inside a space, not sure if that is called expose now that I think about it
[15:04] <Trevor69420> command line tool that is
[15:04] <Akls> Trevor69420, unrar
[15:04] <steelbox> Trevor69420: unrar ?
[15:04] <L3top> !pm rio__
[15:05] <Trevor69420> oh is unrar already installed in ubuntu by default
[15:05] <bazhang> elijah, not sure, sounds like a compiz plugin issue
[15:05] <azertyu> hi
[15:05] <azertyu> "\u201c%Error reading ftp: //xxx.xx.xxx.xx/a.jpg (Connection timed out)\u201d"
[15:05] <steelbox> I would like to switch the bitrate of my wifi card from 54 to 108Mb/s but it does not work. I have no problems under windows.
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> Trevor69420: install rar unrar p7zip-full p7zip-rar unp     you can then use file roller via nautilus, or unp in cli
[15:05] <bazhang> steelbox, dont repeat so quickly please
[15:05] <azertyu> hi
[15:05] <rio__> L3top, srry
[15:05] <steelbox> bazhang: ok
[15:05] <azertyu> i can't run this script http://paste.ubuntu.com/863544/
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> Trevor69420: its not default, it needs installnig
[15:06] <Trevor69420> oooo nice
[15:06] <L3top> no worries rio__... but especially with xorg.conf you want to make sure advice anyone gives you is not wrong.
[15:06] <vicium> Hmm why is wubi downloading amd64.tar.gz? :P
[15:06] <L3top> so in channel is better
[15:06] <vicium> cpu: Intel Core i5-2500K 3.30GHz (at 3301 MHz)
[15:06] <azertyu> i got this error : bad interpretor
[15:06] <vicium> gah nbs didnt get it right either
[15:06] <vicium> its an intel nontheless :P
[15:07] <chris__> ActionParsnip, installed flashplugin-installer                  11.1.102.62ubuntu0.11.10.2  but its still choppy
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> chris__: if you rerun my command, what is output?
[15:07] <wylde> vicium you could always run 2 complete systems and toggle through a KVM switch :)
[15:08] <vicium> Is that a monitor switch?
[15:08] <elijah> Does compiz fusion come default in Ubuntu 11.10?
[15:08] <vicium> with keyboard/mouse aswell*
[15:08] <vicium> that actually sounds like a brilliant idea!
[15:08] <wylde> vicium it shares you mouse, keyboard and display between two separate computers
[15:08] <chris__> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/wJtaMnf4
[15:09] <azertyu> hello anyone there ?
[15:09] <BertoIlarioGatti> How does one remove a PPA through the command line?
[15:09] <bazhang> elijah, yes, it's called just compiz now though
[15:09] <bazhang> BertoIlarioGatti, ppa-purge
[15:09] <ikonia> azertyu: you can see people talking...what do you think
[15:09] <azertyu> i can't run this script : http://paste.ubuntu.com/863544/
[15:09] <dr_willis> !ppapurge
[15:09] <bazhang> !ppa=purge
[15:09] <vicium> gonna try wubi first atleast :)
[15:09] <bazhang> augh
[15:09] <BertoIlarioGatti> !ppapurge
[15:09] <azertyu> i got bad interpretor
[15:09] <bazhang> !ppa-purge
[15:09] <dr_willis> :)
[15:09] <BertoIlarioGatti> as in ppa-purge [name]?
[15:10] <bazhang> BertoIlarioGatti, see above
[15:10] <BertoIlarioGatti> ok thanks all
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> chris__: sudo dpkg -P browser-plugin-gnash gnash gnash-common
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> chris__: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-installer
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> chris__: then enable the partner repo and install adobe-installer
[15:11] <quantumlemur> hey guys, I have a potentially bad problem.  I had just started a dist-upgrade to 12.04, and it had gotten past downloading everything, and was installing and configuring, when either I did something, or it did something, and everything disappeared
[15:11] <elijah> bazhang: thanks, I am in system settings and cannot find the compiz settings.
[15:11] <quantumlemur> my desktop wallpaper is still shown, and the cursor sometimes changes to a hand depending on where I am, but I can't do or see anything else that I can tell
[15:12] <Trevor69420> also maybe someone has an idea of this too... i've been using my ubuntu server as my router and I want to be able to set something up that when one of my client PCs try to access facebook.com it'll then redirect them to another page that I specify... i only want it to be for one machine tho not all of them
[15:12] <elijah> bazhang: My nvidia driver is installed
[15:12] <bazhang> elijah, got ccsm installed?
[15:12] <elijah> bazhang: probably not
[15:12] <Trevor69420> is it possible to create a DNS record that only applies to one client PC without editing the DNS record on the client PC
[15:12] <bazhang> elijah, compizconfig-settings-manager is the package
[15:13] <quantumlemur> I was running the upgrade within guake, so if I'm able to access the contents of that from one of the text-based interfaces, I could theoretically continue it, but is there any way to do that?  or get the contents of my session back?
[15:13] <chris__> ActionParsnip, partner repos have been enabled from the start. you mean install flashplugin-installer again?
[15:13] <nore> hi everybody!
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> chris__: no, install adobe-installer
[15:14] <Metaphysicist> how do I purge old packages that I no longer need with apt-get
[15:14]  * linkbuck hi all
[15:15] <jatt> sudo apt-get autoremove
[15:15] <nore> I removed apache2 package, but somehow I still have apache2 apachectl commands. Moreover, the system is trying launch apache during the booting. How can I fix that (I mean completely remove apache2 package)? Thanks!
[15:15] <jrib> nore: remove apache*-common
[15:15] <jatt> dpkg --purge remove apache*
[15:16] <chris__> ActionParsnip, caonical partners are enabled but there is no adobe-installer
[15:16] <FluxiFlax2023> how is there a command/service that allows me to get the time in a certain city .. I.e. if I want to know whwat the time is in NY or Berlin right now ..something like get_time_now Berlin
[15:16] <vicium_> Hi. Well WIBE downloaded and installed nicely. Just 1, humorous question. How do I get back to windows? :P
[15:17] <TopGear> Hi. I've got a problem with Ubuntu on my laptop...
[15:17] <nore> jatt, jrib thanks. But it didn't work. It's complaining about dependencies
[15:17] <bazhang> FluxiFlax2023, with a screenlet/widget
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> chris__: should be. try:  apt-cache search adobe
[15:18] <TopGear> In Windows, my battery runs for at least 3 hours, when not even fully charged and with Aero powered on. Ubuntu (12.04 and 11.10) runs for a maximum of 1h and 30m when the battery is fully charged. And 12.04 does have all the latest updates, same as 11.10.
[15:19] <elijah> bazhang: I guess I had installed it previously. New question, is there a way to access it by right clicking on desktop or through system settings, or do I have to launch it separately?
[15:19] <bazhang> elijah, the expose feature? or the ccsm settings
[15:19] <bazhang> TopGear, #ubuntu+1 for 12.04
[15:19] <Ho^Oh> I've decided to just stick with unity 2d, i just don't know what would've given me the messy buggy launcher problem, regardless of what I do, I can't resolve it, not even package downgrade.
[15:20] <elijah> bazhang: the ccsm settings
[15:20] <compdoc> TopGear, there seem to be some well known power save bugs
[15:20] <BertoIlarioGatti> OK so when i try to install applications from the software center, it always fails because it says it can't authenticate. Is there any way to fix this? (By the way I can still install the app by typing sudo apt-get install [foo] but i have to type 'y' when prompted that apt-get can't autenticate)
[15:20] <Ho^Oh> Where are all the unity configuration files that I can just delete so I can get a fresh install of Unity?
[15:21] <noneio> you know when you press alt tab to switch between programs..what shows that? the WM?
[15:21] <dorong> hey guys
[15:21] <elijah> bazhang: Btw, I found the expose equivalent and the default keyboard binding is shift+alt+up!!! Awesome!
[15:22] <dorong> I'm trying to understand what do I need to to create a RAID10 array for mongodb.
[15:22] <chris__> ActionParsnip, no package of thatg name: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=adobe-installer&searchon=names&suite=oneiric&section=all
[15:22] <dorong> I've created the array itself (mdadm --create....)
[15:22] <nore> jatt, jrib: thanks again guys. I managed to completely remove by removing its dependencies
[15:22] <ikonia> dorong: so what is the question then ?
[15:23]  * linkbuck http://ef741e91.linkbucks.com Welcome
[15:23] <ranjan> ubuntu 10.04 firefox java plugin crashing, Any workaround?
[15:23] <dorong> but I'm not sure if I should create a physical volumoe above it (pvcreate) and than a volume group (vgcreate) and than a logical volume (lvcreate) or just treat the /dev/md0 as my volume and that's it
[15:24] <hardyman> hallooooo............
[15:24] <dorong> here is a more detailed explanation for what I'm talking about -
[15:24] <dorong> http://serverfault.com/questions/365247/what-ways-do-i-have-to-create-a-raid10-array-using-ebs-on-amazon
[15:25] <Mike9863> HDMI audio output is not working for me. Can anyone help?
[15:25] <SubNormal> if I have IP 192.168.111.100 wont I be able to ping 192.168.112.1?
[15:25] <L3top> Mike9863: what is your hardware/Ubuntu version
[15:25] <elijah> Just want to say that Ubuntu is getting to be very kick ass as of when I first installed it at 7.04. Really looking forward to 12.04!
[15:26] <Mike9863> L3top: I'm running Ubuntu 11.10. Are you asking about my speaker hardware? I'm not sure how I can find information on the specs, but my laptop is an HP Pavilion dv6.
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: how did you install java?
[15:27] <dorong> ikonia, any advice ?
[15:27] <L3top> Your video hardware
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> chris__: not sure the packages site lists partner repo tbh.
[15:27] <compdoc> elijah, it keeps getting better in some ways
[15:27] <ranjan> ActionParsnip: from ubuntu repositoruy
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: its not packaged anymore
[15:27] <ikonia> dorong: it's up to you, you can just use the raw meta device, or you can put LVM on top of it
[15:27] <ranjan> ActionParsnip: but, why firefox crashes
[15:28] <BertoIlarioGatti> Reposting because no answer (even a bug number would help) → When i try to install applications from the software center, it always fails because it says it can't authenticate. Is there any way to fix this? (By the way I can still install the app by typing sudo apt-get install [foo] but i have to type 'y' when prompted that apt-get can't autenticate)
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> ranjan: not sure, how exactly did you install java?
[15:28] <dorong> ikonia, can you please elaborate about the cons/pros for each of them ?
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> BertoIlarioGatti: can you use http://pastie.org  to give the output of:  sudo apt-get update    close software centre etc first
[15:28] <ikonia> dorong: lvm is more flexible if you want to change sizings, but it also has an admin overhead, that's it
[15:29] <dorong> ikonia, did you had any experience with using mongodb on such a volume ?
[15:29] <ranjan> ActionParsnip: using sudo apt-get install sun-jdk
[15:29] <ranjan> ActionParsnip: dont remember the name
[15:29] <ikonia> dorong: I've used many applications on raw devices or lvm, never mongodb though
[15:30] <ranjan> ActionParsnip: of the package
[15:30] <MonkeyDust> ranjan  use open-jdk, not sun-jdk
[15:30] <ranjan> MonkeyDust: ok thank you :) let me try. now leaving
[15:30] <N3M35I5_> hey, can anyone help me? i want to get an email when a user ssh's into my server and a full log on ssh activitys. can this be done? ive been googling for ages and found nothing, thanks
[15:31] <ikonia> N3M35I5_: seems massive overkill, but you can script that sure
[15:31] <SubNormal> question, if I have IP 192.168.111.100 wont I be able to ping 192.168.112.1?
[15:31] <bcuraboy> hi erveryone.how can i share my 3g connection on ubuntu 11.10 to my Sony Xperia?
[15:31] <ikonia> SubNormal: try ##networking
[15:31] <BertoIlarioGatti> ActionParsnip: http://pastie.org/3497150
[15:31] <dorong> ikonia, ok thanks you. last thing - if I do decide to use lvm on top of it, are all of the commands I wrote required (first "pvcreate /dev/md0" than "vgcreate -s 64M mongodb_vg /dev/md0" than "lvcreate -l $num_extents -nmongodb_lv mongodb_vg") ?
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> N3M35I5_: you could make a script to check /var/log/auth.log   and when it sees someone log in, send you a mail
[15:31] <enzotib> you can usually change terminal window title with echo -ne "\033]0;New Title\007" (provided PS1 do not change it back): where is this documented?
[15:31] <N3M35I5_> ikonia, its just i have a few people sshing on my box and i want to keep an eye on ehat there doing. Any idea where ican find a script?
[15:32] <vicium> Now I forgot the tar flagz for folder again.. wasnt it xcvf?
[15:32] <SubNormal> ikonia: ok thanks
[15:32] <chris__> ActionParsnip, strange, I have this line in mt sources.list: deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu oneiric partner
[15:32] <N3M35I5_> ActionParsnip: i want to see what commands there running via ssh too, then when they log out, recieve the log
[15:32] <ikonia> dorong: yes you will need those commands, and you'll need to put a file system on the logical volume
[15:32] <ikonia> N3M35I5_: write one, should be quite simple
[15:32] <ikonia> N3M35I5_: multiple options,
[15:32] <dorong> ikonia, ok thank you very much for the help
[15:32] <ikonia> dorong: welcome
[15:33] <N3M35I5_> ikonia, i can write scripts, wanna help ? :D
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> BertoIlarioGatti: http://paste.ubuntu.com/863593/
[15:33] <elijah> What are the differences between the Nvidia drivers? I see version current, version current post release and recommended etc.
[15:33] <N3M35I5_> ikonia: ive tried commands in .profile but still no joy
[15:34] <tyzier> does anyone know how to get smartmon deamon to print to a custom defined logfile?
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> chris__: does it have a hash at the start of the line? Did you run:  sudo apt-get update
[15:34] <bcuraboy> hi erveryone.how can i share my 3g connection on ubuntu 11.10 to my Sony Xperia?
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> N3M35I5_: you'll need to read their ~/.bash_history file, after they connect you will need to have an app copying their history file changes to another file and so on. Sounds messy. There may be an app that already does it but I'm not sure
[15:35] <cath> hi everyone
[15:35] <N3M35I5_> is there not a command i could put in .bash_profile to start logging and then email on exit?
[15:36] <Zal> N3M35I5_, keep in mind that a savvy user can still hide their activity from you. If you don't trust them, don't give them a shell.
[15:36] <Mike9863> HDMI audio output is not working for me. I'm running Ubuntu 11.10. Can anyone help?
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> N3M35I5_: i guess you could put stuff in there.
[15:36] <dorong> ikonia, sorry for the bombardment, but I've setup the array on /dev/md0, and after a restart it got renamed to /dev/md127. any idea why ?
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> Mike9863: is it selected as the output ni sound options and is it unmuted and cranked in alsamixer
[15:36] <Zal> N3M35I5_, .bash_profile can be used to run commands when the shell starts, .bash_logout when it exits.
[15:37] <N3M35I5_> script -f -q /tmp/session-$USER-$CURDATE-$RAND.log
[15:37] <N3M35I5_> for EMAIL in $EMAILS; do
[15:37] <N3M35I5_>     cat "/tmp/session-$USER-$CURDATE-$RAND.log" | mail -s "SSH session transcri$
[15:37] <N3M35I5_> done
[15:37] <FloodBot1> N3M35I5_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:37] <N3M35I5_> somethinglike that?
[15:37] <MonkeyDust> bcuraboy  i don't use 3G myself, but maybe this link is useful https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G/Probing
[15:37] <xsl> .bash_profile ? aint .bashrc ?
[15:37] <xsl> or .profile
[15:37] <bcuraboy> let's take a look
[15:38] <N3M35I5_> yeah its .profile on mine, just saying .bash_profile so people know what im talking about
[15:38] <AlessandroLable> oi tem algum Brasileiro On ?
[15:38] <Mike9863> ActionParsnip: Yes
[15:38] <Zal> xsl, Bash reads any one of those, depending on circumstances.
[15:39] <MonkeyDust> !br| AlessandroLable
[15:39] <Mike9863> ActionParsnip: Actually, I just selected the HDMI soundcard in alsamixer and it's showing me one option for S/PDIF which is at 00 and cannot be adjusted. Any ideas?
[15:39] <G__81> i want to install citrix receiver in Ubuntu 11.10 Its actually Xubuntu but when i install it i get lot of unmet dependencies. I follow the following link
[15:39] <G__81> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CitrixICAClientHowTo
[15:39] <elijah> Can someone help me add a folder to Ubuntu One?
[15:39] <G__81> can some one help me with this please?
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> Mike9863: does the system have a make and model?
[15:41] <bcuraboy> MonkeyDust, i've read the link,but there's nothing about sharing
[15:41] <elijah> I would think that in cloud folders I just right click and add folder but no go
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> Mike9863: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh
[15:42] <chris__> could someone tell me where do I find the package adobe-installer?
[15:42] <elijah> When I right click on a folder, go to Ubuntu One and then synchronize nothing happens
[15:43] <Mike9863> ActionParsnip: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=75ad5d867f82d5c5cfdeefddea7d6cacd14fcd6e
[15:44] <MonkeyDust> bcuraboy  can't find anything relevant
[15:44] <ActionParsnip> Mike9863: keep hold of that URL. I'm no good at sound stuff but somebody else may be able to use that data
[15:44] <bcuraboy> hmmm i'll search a little more
[15:45] <Mike9863> ActionParsnip: Okay thanks
[15:46] <G__81> can some one here help me out on how to resolve the errors ?
[15:46] <elijah> Is there a way to have the desktop background fade between instead of the harsh change?
[15:46] <ro_70s> how do I unpause a printer?
[15:47] <ro_70s> hello?
[15:47] <MonkeyDust> G__81  the channel #citrix is open
[15:47] <ro_70s> weird there are always people here normally
[15:47] <expelibamboos> ro_70s can you clarify, please?
[15:47] <MonkeyDust> ro_70s  world wide community, the earth never sleeps :)
[15:47] <ro_70s> @ expelibamboos -- yea. the priunter wont print. it is lsited as paused
[15:48] <ro_70s> @ expelibamboos - how do I unpause it
[15:48] <elijah> Is there a keyboard shortcut to launch a new nautilus window?
[15:48] <ro_70s> @monkeydust - seems to be a display error on my computer's part :) thought no wone was here at first
[15:48] <expelibamboos> ro_70 What printer is that and which Ubuntu version?
[15:48] <LukeNukem> how can i install libsub-1.0
[15:49] <elijah> I want to change a default binding preferably and not make a new one but I need to know what it is called. Launch new nautilus window?
[15:49] <ro_70s> @ expelibamboosit is an HP OfficeJet ... but I doubt the specific version matters? It is 11.10 ubuntu
[15:49] <ro_70s> @ expelibamboos officejet pro 8500a plus
[15:49] <Combatjuan> Howdy. Not sure where to ask this. Not sure where to ask this.  From my ubuntu box, if I do 'ping data' I get the ip address 10.0.0.5.  If I instead do 'ping \\data' I get 10.0.0.10.  What do those leading backslashes mean?
[15:49] <Mike9863> Can anyone help me get my audio hdmi output to work? Here is my hardware information http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=75ad5d867f82d5c5cfdeefddea7d6cacd14fcd6e
[15:49] <Combatjuan> I suspect that '\\data' is a windows share.  But I would expect ping to either ignore the backslashes and also give me '10.0.0.5' or to raise an error about that being a malformed hostname.
[15:49] <ro_70s> @ expelibamboos - shouldnt there be a pause/unpause generic option somehwere,m regardless of specific printer ?
[15:50] <LukeNukem> how can i install libsub?
[15:50] <philinux> ro_70s: go here in firefox http://localhost:631/printers/
[15:50] <MonkeyDust> LukeNukem  apt-get install libsub, no?
[15:50] <expelibamboos> ro_70s depends on CUPS version, tbh, i'm not using Ocelot atm
[15:50] <LukeNukem> also
[15:50] <LukeNukem> i need to add a rule to udev
[15:50] <LukeNukem> which file do i need to edit?
[15:50] <domenik> !ciao
[15:50] <ro_70s> @ philinux wow that's neat. so it says "Officejet_Pro_8500_A910	HP OfficeJet Pro 8500A Plus		HP Officejet Pro 8500 a910 hpijs, 3.11.7	En pausa - "Paused""
[15:51] <domenik> !list
[15:51] <expelibamboos> ro_70s can you restart it?
[15:51] <AlessandroLable_> alguem podeme dizer como ir para o servidor Brasileiro da Ubuntu,  ?
[15:51] <Pici> !br | AlessandroLable_
[15:51] <AlessandroLable_> vlw
[15:51] <LukeNukem> MonkeyDust, unable to locate package
[15:51] <AlessandroLable_> #ubuntu-br
[15:51] <ro_70s> @ AlessandroLable_ hay un version especifica br?
[15:51] <bastidrazor> LukeNukem: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libsub&searchon=names&suite=oneiric&section=all
[15:51] <elijah> nevermind, got it, was called home folder under launcher
[15:51] <philinux> ro_70s: click on the printer then on maintenance and choose resume
[15:51] <AlessandroLable_> si
[15:52] <LukeNukem> how can i add a new rule to udev?
[15:52] <ro_70s> @ philinux thank you :)
[15:52] <philinux> ro_70s: bookmark that link
[15:52] <ro_70s> yea good idea
[15:53] <LukeNukem> SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ACTION=="add", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0fce", SYSFS{idProduct}=="*", MODE="0777"
[15:53] <LukeNukem> i need to add that rule
[15:53] <LukeNukem> how?
[15:54] <expelibamboos> philinux: thanks, didn't know that
[15:54] <theadmin> LukeNukem: echo 'SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ACTION=="add", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0fce", SYSFS{idProduct}=="*", MODE="0777"' | sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/your_rule
[15:55] <b0ot> I currently am dual booting ubuntu 10.10
[15:55] <b0ot> and 10.04
[15:55] <b0ot> I want to reinstall 10.04
[15:55] <b0ot> over the current 10.04 ... how do I do that with the advance partitioning in the install?
[15:55] <bosong> when 12.04 comes out do i just run apt-get upgrade ? im on 11.10
[15:56] <theadmin> bosong: You run "do-release-upgrade"
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> b0ot: if you can wait il April, precise will be out and is also LTS :)
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> bosong: it will be offered to you
[15:56] <b0ot> I hate unity
[15:57] <LukeNukem> theadmin, oh shit, gedit the cd rules and added it in using text editor
[15:57] <LukeNukem> :|
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> b0ot: you don't have to use unity
[15:57] <mnk0> b0ot: unity is a work in progress
[15:57] <mnk0> we need the communnity support
[15:57] <mnk0> it'll be getting better and better
[15:57] <b0ot> most of my experiments have been in 10.04, so I would like to keep working in it until it runs out of support
[15:57] <philinux> b0ot: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1928350&highlight=classic
[15:57] <mnk0> not happy with 11.x ?
[15:58] <b0ot> I still strongly prefer 10.04
[15:58] <mnk0> i stick with xbuntu
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> b0ot: you can install xubuntu and it will look and feel like gnome2
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> b0ot: lucid will eventually be eol :)
[15:58] <mnk0> or just apt-get install xfce4
[15:58] <LukeNukem> i did this
[15:58] <LukeNukem> marshall@DisasterProne:~$ echo 'SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ACTION=="add", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0fce", SYSFS{idProduct}=="*", MODE="0777"' | sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/flashtool
[15:58] <LukeNukem> is that fine
[15:58] <Iarfen> Hi!!
[15:58] <philinux> b0ot: 10.04 got support till April 2013 (Desktop)
[15:59] <b0ot> is the next LTS 3 or 5 year support
[15:59] <philinux> b0ot: 5
[15:59] <b0ot> nice
[16:00] <MonkeyDust> b0ot  OT: ubuntu 11.10 classic (no effects) looks very much like 10.04
[16:00] <philinux> b0ot: unity in 12.04 is very customisable with myunity 3.0 http://www.webupd8.org/2012/02/myunity-30-released-with-new-gui.html
[16:01] <bosong> can i still run gnome-classic in 12.04 ?
[16:01] <subz3r0> unity is just a piece of .... :)
[16:01] <philinux> bosong: Yes http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1928350&highlight=classic
[16:01] <ActionParsnip> bosong: no but you can jig the desktop to be similar. I'd just install xfce4
[16:02] <ActionParsnip> subz3r0: runs ok here
[16:02] <philinux> subz3r0: unity is just a DE and there are others out there like xfce
[16:02] <ActionParsnip> philinux: unity isn't a DE
[16:02] <subz3r0> xfce != gnome 2
[16:02] <ActionParsnip> philinux: unity is a shell for the gnome de
[16:02] <subz3r0> the feel and look may be equal, but i dont like it
[16:02] <aplantier_> hello all
[16:03] <bosong> i dont like unity either ;)
[16:03] <ActionParsnip> subz3r0: sure, but it acts the same, with the menus and the 2 panel approach. xfce is also built on gtk, just like gnome
[16:03] <subz3r0> i know :)
[16:03] <Zal> what command-line tool should I be using to check if a package is installed? I'm reading "man apt-get" but am not seeing the option there.
[16:03] <thelodger> Ara lads, sure it's all binary underneath. Can't we all just get along?!
[16:03] <MonkeyDust> and: alacarte!!!
[16:03] <b0ot> Is ubuntu going to be able to run on ras pi?
[16:03] <thelodger> :)
[16:03] <subz3r0> atm im happy with my gnome shell. i like the way how it looks
[16:03] <subz3r0> and i feel very comfortable in using it
[16:03] <ActionParsnip> b0ot: sure, its just an ARM CPU...
[16:03] <b0ot> wasn't sure if it would have the horsepower to handle it
[16:04] <MonkeyDust> Zal  apt-cache policy
[16:04] <philinux> ActionParsnip: I think i prefer the term interface lol
[16:04] <Zal> MonkeyDust, thanks
[16:04] <subz3r0> philinux, :D
[16:04] <ActionParsnip> philinux: same difference
[16:05] <philinux> ActionParsnip: gnome-session-fallback is in 12.04
[16:05] <Zal> What is the name of the package that contains mod_ssl ?
[16:06] <mnk0> apt-cache search ssl
[16:06] <MonkeyDust> Zal  try apt-cache search mod_ssl
[16:06] <ActionParsnip> dpkg -S mod_ssl
[16:06] <Zal> great, thanks guys
[16:06] <DarsVaeda> how do I set processor speed in ubuntu unity 11.10?
[16:06] <ActionParsnip> philinux: i read somewhere it disables stuff, like safemode in windows
[16:07] <tobyink> Have just installed Ubuntu 11.10 over an old broken 10.04 install. (Completely over it; i.e. reformatting.)
[16:07] <philinux> ActionParsnip: Ok I've not seen that.
[16:07] <bastidrazor> DarsVaeda: cpufrequtils package and cpufreq-set and cpufreq-info
[16:08] <DarsVaeda> thanks
[16:08] <tobyink> Seems to have mostly gone well, but my mouse cursor is now almost invisible. Looks like two very faint lines at a right angle.
[16:08] <Whiskey> anyone knows where the login screens are savved on the system?
[16:09] <tobyink> This is just the "normal" cursor affected - when dragging a window, the cursor is visible; when hovering over a test box, it is visible.
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> Whiskey: do you mean the background?
[16:09] <philinux> ActionParsnip: this threads been going a while now http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1928350
[16:09] <Whiskey> no
[16:09] <Whiskey> the login screen
[16:10] <Whiskey> where you pick username and session
[16:10] <Mike9863> Can anyone help me get my audio hdmi output to work? Here is my hardware information http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=75ad5d867f82d5c5cfdeefddea7d6cacd14fcd6e
[16:10] <Whiskey> like
[16:10] <Whiskey> http://img212.imageshack.us/img212/5634/screenshot8a.png
[16:10] <Whiskey> the login screen
[16:11] <vicium> Hi. I am having trouble "NOT" mirroring my displays, I Just want to extend one of them. But upon placing them in a logical fashion, it says "required virtual size does not fit available size: requested 3840, 1080, minumum 320,200, maximum 1920, 1920
[16:11] <vicium> So well yes, obviously I see maximum is 1920, 1920, but why. I want one of the screens to be assigned as a workplace
[16:11] <dch4pm4n> Would this be the correct channel to ask a specific question dealing with Ubuntu AMIs for Amazon EC2?
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> Whiskey: thats Mint. Are you using mint?
[16:12] <Whiskey> yeh
[16:12] <Whiskey> but its same as ubuntu anyways
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> Whiskey: mint isn't supported here
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> Whiskey: it's not, it's mint
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> !mint
[16:12] <Whiskey> lol
[16:13] <MonkeyDust> Whiskey  mint is a different ditro
[16:13] <MonkeyDust> s*
[16:13] <Whiskey> yeh
[16:13] <Whiskey> it is
[16:13] <ActionParsnip> Whiskey: mint has its own forum and own support channels, not here
[16:13] <Whiskey> when i search i find user/share/theme
[16:13] <Whiskey> but i don´t find the theme in there
[16:13] <vicium> Is it possible to assign a monitor to a specific workspace+ or extend the desktop to it?
[16:13] <expelibamboos> TROLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOL
[16:13] <ActionParsnip> Whiskey: mint isn't supported here
[16:13] <bastidrazor> my trollface ;D
[16:14] <Wkurtz> Greetings all: I have a quick question. Have a problem with the buttons of the windows and I'm tired of trying to fix it. How can I restore all settings of Gnome?
[16:14] <MonkeyDust> Wkurtz  unity-reset ?
[16:14] <Wkurtz> simple as that? Thank you!
[16:14] <phpN00b> where are gnome shell extensions stored?
[16:14] <wylde> vicium, are you using proprietary video drivers?
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> Wkurtz: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[16:15] <vicium> Not sure what that menas wylde, but no. I downloaded the reccomended ATIAMD drivers that was suggested to me.
[16:16] <Wkurtz> ActionParsnip: Oneiric
[16:16] <vicium> So its GPU related? (since its limited at 1920x1920) which it shouldnt
[16:16] <wylde> vicium, ahh ok. I'm running dual monitors here but I've set them up using the most up-to-date nvidia driver from their website, using twinview
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> Wkurtz: http://askubuntu.com/questions/70572/reset-unity-and-gnome-to-default-values
[16:17] <phpN00b> is tehr a photoshop and illustrator alternative for Ubuntu?
[16:17] <Wkurtz> thank you very much!
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> phpN00b: gimp
[16:17] <Wkurtz> and have a nice day :)
[16:17] <Pecker> phpN00b: GIMP and Inkscape
[16:19] <dch4pm4n> Can someone suggest the latest Amazon Ubuntu AMI that support FUSE and mounting remote directories with SSHFS? I currently have ebs/ubuntu-images/ubuntu-maverick-10.10-amd64-server-20101007.1 (ami-548c783d) which does not have/support FUSE.
[16:19] <Whiskey> lol
[16:19] <Whiskey> found source of the theme after 2h searching :D
[16:19] <Whiskey> so now idon´t need to find it myself just install it :D
[16:19] <vicium> Trying the proprieatry drivers now wylde, looks promising :)
[16:20] <wylde> yeah, you tend to have a fair number more configuration options that way vicium
[16:20] <phpN00b> I can't add a folder to my favorites in Nautilus :(
[16:20] <ActionParsnip> phpN00b: should be able to just drag it
[16:20] <Pecker> does anyone hav ekeyboard and mouse freeze issues with 10.04 on certain computers?
[16:20] <phpN00b> ActionParsnip, can't :(
[16:20] <ActionParsnip> phpN00b: or go into the folder and click bookmarks at the top
[16:21] <phpN00b> ActionParsnip, that worked
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> Pecker: do they freeze with other keyboards?
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> phpN00b: sweet
[16:21] <phpN00b> ActionParsnip, can I hide the list "computer" in nautilus?
[16:21] <wunnle> hello. why drag and drop apps not working on ubuntu? is it about the "whitelist" thing? :/
[16:21] <acidrain> yay. my onboard etho card has held a wired connection for 2 days now!
[16:21] <m3asmi> I cant install   python-xmlbase :(
[16:21] <acidrain> <3 @ ubuntu
[16:22] <Pecker> ActionParsnip: its not a keyboard hardware issue that i find, although will have to try that... same keyboard works fine on another 10.04 machine,its a newer corei5 that hates it
[16:22] <VictorCL> how can  iapt-get safari browser?
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> Pecker: is the ram healthy?
[16:22] <MonkeyDust> acidrain  wired is more stable and faster than wireless
[16:22] <Pecker> ActionParsnip: yeah, runs win7 and 9.10 just fine. even threw in new ram when the old sticks hated me
[16:22] <MonkeyDust> VictorCL  if it's not in the repos, you cannot apt-get it
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> VictorCL: safari is proprietary so you will need wine
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> Pecker: maybe its a bug  with the new kernel. I would test the ram just in case
[16:23] <Pecker> yeah
[16:23] <chris__> ActionParsnip, where do I find the adobe-installer deb, I'll download it manually
[16:24] <philinux> VictorCL: If you want safari you'll have to do some work. http://techhamlet.com/2011/02/safari-on-ubuntu/
[16:24] <VictorCL> bah
[16:24] <VictorCL> let it be xD
[16:25] <ActionParsnip> chris__: not sure, you could always grab the tar.gz from the adobe site and throw the plugin file into your browsers plugins folder
[16:25] <xhero35> hi, I'm looking for some kind of tool what can do unwrap in text file. Any ideas?
[16:25] <philinux> VictorCL: Good choice IMHO
[16:25] <j0n4> hola buenos dias
[16:25] <Pici> xhero35: What do you mean by 'unwrap'?
[16:25] <xhero35> for example: text
[16:25] <xhero35> like this
[16:26] <dch4pm4n> Can someone suggest the latest Amazon Ubuntu AMI that support FUSE and mounting remote directories with SSHFS? I currently have ebs/ubuntu-images/ubuntu-maverick-10.10-amd64-server-20101007.1 (ami-548c783d) which does not have/support FUSE.
[16:26] <L3top> !info flashplugin-installer chris__
[16:26] <xhero35> i want to have: for example text like this
[16:26] <L3top> !info flashplugin-installer
[16:26] <Pecker> ActionParsnip: runing memtest86 now...
[16:26] <xhero35> unwrap lines
[16:26] <vicium> Is the amd prioprietry driver .run script supposed to take like an hour to complete? o_O
[16:27] <vicium> It's loading it in gedit
[16:27] <chris__> ubottu, what is not a valid distribution?
[16:27] <pleiades> hahahaha..
[16:27] <L3top> chris__: that was me
[16:27] <xhero35> Pici: up
[16:27] <L3top> I was trying to direct the flashplugin-installer info to you
[16:27] <pleiades> whatsapower meeting..
[16:27] <L3top> it doesnt work that way
[16:27] <L3top> sorry
[16:27] <chris__> oh
[16:28] <bill2012> i managed to get my inspiron 3800 upgraded to dapper (it was hoary).  it doesn' believe that i have a floppy.  oddly enough, i *can* mount the floppy--using /dev/hdc! but i can't format floppies that way.  i need to format. any ideas?
[16:28] <Pici> xhero35: you could use tr to delete all the newlines.  cat filename | tr -d "\n" > newfile
[16:28] <pleiades> the dog out and was like "go to my gf, let her get a lot at once but the iplayer.. let's just settle down nah..
[16:28] <Pecker> dapper? that old? try a live cd of a newer vresion, ike lucid?
[16:28] <bill2012> no cd!
[16:29] <new3432> I am setting up 10 computers in a lab to print to an IPP printer. My question is this, if i don't care about restricting how/when people can print, what is the win of making the clients use a cups printer on ubuntu server (and having ubuntu submit the jobs) as opposed to simply attaching them to the IPP printer url directly?
[16:30] <xhero35> Pici: thx for this but my file has sometimes "-" at the end od some lines.. It sorts part of my problem only
[16:30] <xhero35> *of
[16:30] <Pecker> bill2012: live usb?
[16:31] <bill2012> i have a usb b ut nothing to attach to it besides a memory stick
[16:31] <bill2012> can't boot from it though
[16:31] <Pecker> dang... must have really old machine
[16:31] <bill2012> yeah
[16:31] <macmartine> I'm trying to setup dovecot and all docs say to change 'mail_location'  in dovecot.conf but it's not in there. has it moved?
[16:31] <chris__> ok so I installed adobe flash with the flashplugin installed but full screen wids are very choppy on my amd fusion apu. is there a way to help this with the free drivers
[16:32] <bill2012> i just need to format some floppies so i can make boot media.  then i upgrade to latest.
[16:33] <Pecker> with that old a machine..i wouldnt upgrade past 10.10, id stick with upgrading to 10.04
[16:33] <Pici> xhero35: hows this: cat filename | tr "\n" " " | sed 's/- //g' > newfile
[16:33] <L3top> chris__: I believe you are going to have to install the fglrx driver. What was your problem with that again?
[16:33] <chris__> L3top, that breaks suspend to ram on my aspire 4250
[16:33] <chris__> and has a watermark o the screen
[16:33] <bill2012> i'll keep that in mind
[16:34] <L3top> so you are using the radeon driver?
[16:34] <xhero35> Pici: Thx.. I will analize and check it :)
[16:34] <chris__> L3top, yes the name of the module is radeon
[16:35] <AlessandroLable> alguem brasileiro que possa me ajudar ?
[16:35] <AlessandroLable> tava no canal ubuntu-br mas infelizmente ninguem ta respondendo mt =x
[16:35] <AlessandroLable> pessoal deve tarocupado sei la
[16:35] <chris__> L3top, not sure where to find the X11 config file since they changed it
[16:35] <AlessandroLable> alguem pode dar um help aqui ?
[16:36] <Pici> AlessandroLable: /join #ubuntu-br
[16:37] <vicium_> How do I connect to another IP via SSH in a terminal opened in my ubuntu gui?
[16:37] <AlessandroLable> desculpa "Pici" mas ja tentei infelizmente nao tao me respondendo la
[16:37] <AlessandroLable> algum Brasileiro pode me ajudar ? alguem on ai ?
[16:37] <MonkeyDust> !br| AlessandroLable
[16:37] <phpN00b> can gnome3/nautilus do pdf previews?
[16:37] <L3top> chris__: /etc/X11 does not contain an xorg.conf correct?
[16:37] <AlessandroLable> -.-'
[16:38] <Pici> AlessandroLable: #ubuntu  por Ingles. #ubuntu-br por português.
[16:38] <LukeNukem> um
[16:38] <AlessandroLable> Pici are u a user ?
[16:38] <chris__> L3top, it does but it barely contains anything
[16:38] <Pecker> vicium_: ssh 1.2.3.4
[16:38] <LukeNukem> how to create a rules files once more please tell me
[16:38] <vicium_> Pic is a muppet :)
[16:38] <_Marcus> AlessandroLable: Este é um canal Inglês, você deve falar Inglês. Veja # ubuntu-br
[16:38] <AlessandroLable> ow ok
[16:39] <Pici> vicium_: only sometimes.
[16:39] <AlessandroLable> sry but i
[16:39] <vicium_> Thank you Pecker btw
[16:39] <AlessandroLable> wait
[16:39] <vicium_> Ofcourse when I think about it.. tried connect but no :d
[16:39] <Pici> AlessandroLable: If you can ask in english, you can stay here.
[16:39] <MonkeyDust> and ubottu is very intelligent lady
[16:39] <MonkeyDust> a
[16:39] <Duality> hi
[16:39] <L3top> chris__: if that is the case try: sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.backup; sudo xorg --configure; cp /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:40] <_Marcus> Hello, Duality
[16:40] <AlessandroLable> sorry, but I'm not getting the necessary help to solve my problems in the Brazilian channel of ubuntu
[16:40] <_Marcus> AlessandroLable: If you can ask in English, ask here.
[16:40] <Duality> i got clicking in flash video's in the sound, but only when the video is uncovered when i put a random window over it the clicking stops any one got any ideas?
[16:40] <Pecker> vicium_: ssh will attempt connecting with username as your current user, if the user you want to connect as doesnt match your system username, do ssh 1.2.3.4 -l username
[16:40] <AlessandroLable> I'm having problems with permissions on my ubuntu, I use the version 10.11
[16:41] <Pecker> 10.11? lol that doesnt exist
[16:41] <Pecker> you mean 11.10?
[16:41] <AlessandroLable> sry its 11.10
[16:41] <AlessandroLable> yeah
[16:41] <AlessandroLable> -.-'
[16:41] <Pecker> what you trying to do
[16:41] <AlessandroLable> access my hd
[16:41] <Pecker> that bad
[16:41] <L3top> vicium_: or ssh user@1.1.1.1
[16:41] <_Marcus> AlessandroLable: What file?
[16:42] <_Marcus> AlessandroLable: Is it outside your home directory?
[16:42] <Pecker> wher is the file located
[16:42] <AlessandroLable> i dont know why the system dont let me open it
[16:42] <_Marcus> AlessandroLable: Is it outside your home directory?
[16:42] <AlessandroLable> no
[16:42] <MonkeyDust> AlessandroLable  everyting outside /home needs sudo
[16:42] <MonkeyDust> h
[16:42] <dorong> guys, I've setup a RAID10 array on /dev/md0, and before using lvm to create a volume (or using it without lvm) I restarted the machine. after the restart the device changed from /dev/md0 to /dev/md127. any idea why could this happen ?
[16:42] <_Marcus> AlessandroLable: What is the location of the file? The exact path please
[16:43] <AlessandroLable> the system does not let me open the hardrive
[16:43] <AlessandroLable> but until 2 days ago
[16:43] <AlessandroLable> was fine
[16:43] <Duality> bye going afk something happend over here :)
[16:43] <vicium_> So i've got a .jar file (minecraft.jar) to be exact. I made a .sh script. And to run the game I have #!/bin/sh         screen java -Xincgc -Xmx3072m -jar minecraft.jar
[16:44] <vicium_> The parameters I use feel incorrect
[16:44] <AlessandroLable> up to two days behind I could use my two hd
[16:44] <_Marcus> vicium_: Are they the parameters that they tell you to use on Minecraft's website?
[16:44] <AlessandroLable> but yesterday the computer started giving me a message that the device could not be mounted
[16:45] <Pecker> vicium_: add -S it after screen
[16:45] <Pecker> eg screen -S java
[16:45] <Pecker> er
[16:45] <vicium_> _Marcus: No, its actually for the server script I have, I copied them. Because I know it allows for more memory usage
[16:45] <chris__> this fusion apu is a nightmare
[16:45] <Pecker> screen -S mc java cmd
[16:45] <u77> hello, I have a python script (added to Startup Applications) that mounts a drive in server with sshFS
[16:46] <Pecker> id look at my start sctipr but i cant get in server..dang net
[16:46] <Pecker> script*
[16:46] <u77> the strange thing is that it doesn't mount in the first time, but mounts after I have rebooted
[16:46] <MonkeyDust> u77  and did you reboot?
[16:46] <u77> yes
[16:46] <vicium_> Pecker, adding the screen -S messes up the file, it wont boot
[16:46] <vicium_> It did before*
[16:46] <Pecker> dang
[16:46] <Pecker> ok then
[16:47] <vicium_> Maybe screen is not really needed since im launching it via my ubuntu GUI anyway?
[16:47] <vicium_> No need for the java log in the background
[16:47] <u77> I don't understand, why the script doesn't work in the first bootup
[16:47] <Pecker> vicium_: dont use screen?t hen dont press close button then lol
[16:48] <vicium_> Oh what happens then? :P
[16:48] <Nilly> Hi, I am 100% new to linux...  (o:  I am looking for advice on the how to partition up a dual boot system best and what file systems to use.    So obviously win on the primary as NTFS then an extended parition with various linux logical partitions inside.  Is there a good strategy for partitioning up linux and if I want to share files with windows, how do I do this?
[16:48] <_Marcus> Pecker: I think he is running this without a GUI, seeing how he wants to use Screen.
[16:48] <Pecker> if you run inside the gui with nos creen, if you press close button it will close seesion..whihc will close mc server
[16:48] <_Marcus> Pecker: I think he is running this without a GUI, seeing how he wants to use Screen.
[16:48] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: what format is the drive ntfs or extx
[16:48] <vicium_> I used to run it without GUI on a Elastic cloud server, just got wubi wibu? for my homestation so trying it out
[16:49] <L3top> chris__: ???
[16:49] <LukeNukem> How can i delete files using ubuntu
[16:49] <Pecker> Nilly: id do 4 types of partitions. NTFS for windows, ext4 for linux, swap drive for linux, and a FAT32 parition for sjaring files
[16:49] <chris__> L3top, I need to stop the x server to run Xorg -configure
[16:49] <wylde> u77 I've found loading my sshfs mounts in /etc/fstab as removable drives easier
[16:49] <vicium_> Because now without screen I can just click the corner 'X' and it closes as far as I can tell atleast :)
[16:49] <t_rakowski> Anyone knows how to install php4 with apache2.2 on ubuntu ?
[16:50] <azertyu> i just reboot my reboot my server i got this error
[16:50] <azertyu> on the ubuntu boot screen
[16:50] <t_rakowski> I've managed to compile php4 but it segfaults when I start apache
[16:50] <L3top> what?
[16:50] <L3top> could be... one second.
[16:50] <Pecker> _Marcus: i think the gui he is referecing is what yuo get withh Applications->terminal
[16:50] <azertyu> the disk drive /tmp not yet ready or not present
[16:50] <AlessandroLable> forever2432 the system hd = ext4 the files hd is ntfs
[16:50] <LukeNukem> L3top, can you tell me how to add a rule
[16:50] <azertyu> i can't understand
[16:50] <azertyu> what i have to do ?
[16:51] <forever2432>  AlessandroLable:ok 1 sec
[16:51] <AlessandroLable> ok
[16:51] <Nilly> Pecker: [NTFS Primary] [{Ext4 Linux OS}{Fat32 sjaring}{swap}]    Also I have a 2nd HDD, so I might ut the "sjaring" files on there.      What does sjaring mean exactly?
[16:52] <L3top> I am not sure what you want LukeNukem...
[16:52] <LukeNukem> i want to create a new file in etc/udev/rules.d
[16:52] <LukeNukem> and add new rules
[16:52] <azertyu> hi
[16:52] <azertyu> the disk drive /tmp not yet ready or not present
[16:52] <vicium_> Also. To enhance my experience in this channel. Anyone reccomend a good IRC client with a GUI? Currently using irssi in terminal.
[16:52] <georgieee> does anyone know how to look up command of apps which are on the gnome 3 favorite bar?
[16:52] <azertyu> what i have to do ?
[16:52] <AlessandroLable> but the system also does not let me mount the DVD drive
[16:52] <Pici> !who
[16:52] <vicium_> Kinda hard to keep track with the SERIOUS userspam :P
[16:53] <AlessandroLable> nenhum BR mesmo nao xD?
[16:53] <Nilly> vicium_: no kidding
[16:53] <L3top> I have never created rules, only changed them. I am probably not the best person to ask LukeNukem
[16:53] <wylde> vicium_, using x-chat here
[16:53] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: run: sudo fdisk -l in console to see if the drive is present
[16:54] <L3top> chris__: you can ctrl alt f2 , then service gdm stop
[16:54] <AlessandroLable> ok
[16:54] <AlessandroLable> 1 sec
[16:54] <L3top> then run.
[16:54] <L3top> I think
[16:54] <xhero35> Pici: Thank you! It's works and It was exactly what I want.
[16:54] <Pici> xhero35: great :)
[16:54] <thelodger> vicium_: Pidgin is what I use
[16:54] <L3top> I dont recall ever having done that, but... I usually run in a very different x environment without a desktop manager
[16:55] <Nilly> Pecker:  lol sjaring ='s sharing.   My typo vision sucks.  lol
[16:55] <AlessandroLable> ok i can see both
[16:55] <AlessandroLable> the ntfs and the ext4 drivers
[16:55] <AlessandroLable> and seens normal here
[16:56] <LukeNukem> how to rename files?
[16:56] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: is the ntfs on sda?
[16:56] <LukeNukem> using termianl
[16:56] <Pici> LukeNukem: mv oldfilename newfilename
[16:56] <jwmto> hello
[16:56] <AlessandroLable> nops SDB
[16:56] <Pecker> Nilly: my typing sucks..yeah
[16:57] <nagarjuna> LukeNukem: mv  sourcefilename  destinationfilename
[16:57] <AlessandroLable> yeah the ntfs is sdb
[16:57] <jwmto> I have a IMAC running 11.10 but I can't run gnome 3 because my video driver is not up to snuff.  the normal "additional drivers" update facility is not working for me.  Can anyone advise?
[16:57] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: try sudo mkdir /media/drive2
[16:57] <AlessandroLable> but i dont realy know what that mean xD
[16:58] <AlessandroLable> .... nothing hapens
[16:58] <sm0kie> hey guys, how can i add a text message after a user SSH to my server?
[16:58] <sm0kie> whats it called so atleast i can google it mayb?
[16:58] <georgieee> How do I see which commands my Gnome 3 bar uses to open apps???
[16:59] <forever2432>  AlessandroLable: then sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o “rw+x” eg./dev/sdb1 /media/drive1
[16:59] <AlessandroLable> pl
[16:59] <AlessandroLable> ok
[16:59] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: then sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o “rw+x” /dev/sdb1 /media/drive1
[16:59] <AlessandroLable> 1 sec, that works here
[16:59] <jwmto> bumping my question: I have a IMAC running 11.10 but I can't run gnome 3 because my video driver is not up to snuff.  the normal "additional drivers" update facility is not working for me.  Can anyone advise?
[16:59] <AlessandroLable> ow sht =x
[17:00] <AlessandroLable> that msg isnt good =x
[17:00] <AlessandroLable> ntfs-3g: Failed to access volume 'eg./dev/sdb1
[17:00] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: ok then sudo mount -t ntfs -o 777 /dev/sdb1 /media/drive1
[17:01] <AlessandroLable> humm... nothing again
[17:01] <phpN00b> what kernel version is ubuntu 12.04 going to ship with?
[17:01] <LukeNukem> nagarjuna, i need to rename a file in etc/udev/rules.d
[17:01] <LukeNukem> how to?
[17:01] <forever2432> AlessandroLable:but no error?
[17:01] <AlessandroLable> nops, anything at all
[17:01] <AlessandroLable> =x
[17:02] <geirha> LukeNukem: cd /etc/udev/rules.d && sudo mv oldfilename newfilename
[17:02] <sandy_> hola
[17:02] <vicium_> Should I get alien to convert a .rpm file to a package?
[17:02] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: cool then navigate to /media folder with file manager
[17:02] <vicium_> (installing x-chat)
[17:02] <AlessandroLable> o.o'
[17:02] <Pici> vicium_: x-chat is in the repositories.
[17:02] <AlessandroLable> what did u doooooo man ?
[17:02] <AlessandroLable> its working know =x
[17:03] <AlessandroLable> what happens ?
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> !info xchat
[17:03] <vicium_> Aha, I tried apt-get install x-chat
[17:03] <AlessandroLable> after that donst work but its open now o.o'
[17:03] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: we created a new folder in /media called drive1 and mounted your drive to it
[17:03] <Pici> vicium_: As ActionParsnip showed above, the package name is 'xchat'
[17:03] <AlessandroLable> humm
[17:03] <vicium_> dashes bad!
[17:03] <vicium_> Yeah i got it, thanks :)
[17:03] <AlessandroLable> i dont really understand that but thanks xD
[17:04] <AlessandroLable> seriously xD
[17:04] <jwmto> no one with video driver update advice?
[17:04] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: now sudo chmod -R 777 /media/drive1
[17:04] <Pecker> jwmto: id help but i dont use macs
[17:04] <jwmto> Thanks Pecker, at least I know I'm heard
[17:04] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: to give full access to your files
[17:05] <Vicium> Ok, here we go
[17:05] <Vicium> Yeah, 500% increase in visibility :)
[17:05] <AlessandroLable> ok 1 sec
[17:05] <jwmto> outta here
[17:06] <forever2432> ok
[17:06] <Vicium> So is my amd-driver-installer-12 blabla for linux really supposed to be opened with gedit? And its been loading for 30 minutes now :P
[17:06] <Vicium> It's a .run file.
[17:07] <wylde> Vicium, no
[17:07] <macmartine> Where does this go in Dovecot 2.0.13? https://gist.github.com/1951449
[17:07] <chris__> if you think flash should burn in hell then append &html5=True to the end of the URL for the youtube video you want to watch
[17:07] <wylde> is the executable bit set on the file?
[17:07] <Vicium> let me check
[17:07] <AlessandroLable> .... forever
[17:07] <AlessandroLable> this comand inst doing anything =x ?
[17:08] <forever2432> AlessandroLable:but your HD led was on for a while?
[17:08] <AlessandroLable> yeah i guess
[17:08] <Vicium> wylde, How do I check that? I'm looking at the files properties atm. It lists gedit as default applicaiton to launch its fyletype though
[17:09] <Vicium> "Execute, Allow exceuting as a program"
[17:09] <wylde> Vicium, that's odd... I suppose you could just chmod +x filename anyway to be sure
[17:09] <forever2432> AlessandroLable:cool then if you navigate to /media/drive1 you should have full access to all your files
[17:09] <AlessandroLable> humm understand
[17:09] <AlessandroLable> when i reset the pc
[17:09] <AlessandroLable> wil be good ?
[17:09] <Pici> !ot > chris__
[17:09] <AlessandroLable> will continue working?
[17:10] <eeepc> heyyy
[17:10] <nathaneltitane> hey guys
[17:10] <wylde> Vicium, and I'm sure you'll need to sudo ./driverfile.run
[17:10] <nathaneltitane> anyone know if davfs can be made any faster when accessing the contents?
[17:10] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: yes it should be good for a restart coz any access trouble that it had is gone now
[17:10] <Vicium> It worked when I checked the box allow to run as excetuable
[17:10] <AlessandroLable> dude, seriously, thank you, I'm new to ubuntu, but I thought this problem would make me lose the files, thank you, even
[17:10] <AlessandroLable> realy thank you =]
[17:10] <Vicium> However, i had to remove some old drivers first appearently
[17:10] <wylde> Vicium,  yep that's the same as chmod +x
[17:11] <Vicium> aha ok :)
[17:11] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: Glad to help :)
[17:11] <Vicium> Can I force the installation instead?
[17:11] <Vicium> chmod -xf ?
[17:11] <AlessandroLable> I'll try to use the computer, thanks, I'll log out now =]
[17:11] <wylde> Vicium,  nope
[17:11] <AlessandroLable> thank you again ^
[17:11] <AlessandroLable> =]
[17:12] <wylde> Vicium,  safest to remove the old drivers anyway
[17:12] <AlessandroLable> good bye =D
[17:12] <Vicium> Yeah but there was no information on howto, and I dont know which drivers either
[17:12] <forever2432> AlessandroLable: cheers :)
[17:12] <nathaneltitane> anyone?? anyone know if davfs can be made any faster when accessing the contents?
[17:12] <wylde> Vicium,  just make sure you can get to your driver file from CLI in case of issues
[17:13] <Vicium> Also I get an error everytime i start something, something 'map' let me see if I can catch the full sentence...
[17:13] <Vicium> Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "pixmap",
[17:14] <Vicium> I dont think its exclusive to pixmap though, seen more afaik
[17:14] <wylde> Vicium, that's a theme engine. It means you don't have it installed
[17:14] <Al_nz1> if in an extracted archive, I have two .c files and a Makefile - how do I compile/install/run it?
[17:14] <Vicium> It a fresh install of it though (ubuntu) , i havent changed any settings
[17:15] <Al_nz1> i have no make file, only a makefile
[17:15] <sipior> Al_nz1: try "make"
[17:15] <wylde> Vicium, I don't know for sure, but I don't think that theme engine is installed by default with Ubuntu
[17:15] <Vicium> There we go. 'A previous install of fglxr driver has been detected, please ninstall the older version first. Detective work time then
[17:16] <Al_nz1> sipior: thats the problem there is no "make" file only a "makefile"
[17:16] <sipior> Al_nz1: try "make".
[17:16] <Vicium> Ah found it, great.
[17:16] <SilverFox> I've got a MBP 5,3 running on Oneiric.  There are a few relatively minor driver bugs/issues, but overall seems pretty ok.  Should I be on this version, or should move to another?
[17:16] <wylde> Vicium, I was lucky with my video drivers, they were able to remove my old drivers automattically
[17:17] <Al_nz1> sipior: ok so that added a .a and a .o file
[17:17] <luminoso> why does facebook fonts look so different from windows to ubuntu? how may i fix that?
[17:17] <sipior> Al_nz1: yep.
[17:17] <Al_nz1> sipior: ./runlibname from here in?
[17:17] <jadoe> http://sprunge.us/jMQR<- can someone explain this to me?
[17:17] <wylde> luminoso, install MS core fonts from the restriced-extras I would think
[17:18] <sipior> Al_nz1: you build a library. now you'll generally want to link other programs against that library (it won't run directly).
[17:18] <Companion> jadoe, reinstall wine it should be fine :)
[17:18] <birdman007> Can i install ubuntu on a seperate HD and have my main HD with windows encrypted with truecrypt and be able to boot into whichever without any problems?
[17:18] <MonkeyDust> jadoe  "jMQR%3C not found"
[17:18] <jadoe> Companion: already did that
[17:18] <jadoe> MonkeyDust: http://sprunge.us/jMQR
[17:18] <Companion> jadoe, hmmm
[17:19] <Companion> I have not installed wine for years atm :s
[17:19] <Companion> birdman007, ofc you can
[17:19] <SilverFox> jadoe: I'm guessing you can paste a single line in here, rather than using a web paste.
[17:19] <Companion> birdman007, simply unplog all other drrives before installing
[17:19] <Companion> birdman007, then hit F8 and chose hard drive to boot from
[17:19] <aFeijo> hi folks
[17:19] <Al_nz1> sipior: I should be able to run a comand line program at the end of "installing/compiling" it
[17:20] <MonkeyDust> jadoe  type the complete path, not just the command
[17:20] <aFeijo> I'm trying to write a script to upload files to my 4shared.com account, I manage to login into my acct, but the mput command fails
[17:20] <geirha> jadoe: Run: file /usr/bin/wine
[17:20] <azertyu> hi
[17:20] <azertyu> anyone there ?
[17:20] <geirha> jadoe: My guess is it's a 32 bit binary on a 64 bit OS.
[17:20] <sipior> Al_nz1: then consult the documentation for the code you want to build. you probably just need to supply an argument to make. (possibly "make install")
[17:20] <MonkeyDust> no
[17:20] <azertyu> i got this error at the boot
[17:20] <luminoso> wylde, already done that. and copied font settings from windows. any other tip?
[17:20] <azertyu> The disk drive for /tmp is not ready yet or not present.
[17:20] <jadoe> MonkeyDust: same result. geirha: /usr/bin/wine: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped
[17:20] <dijonyummy> the plugin-container is taking up lots of cpu, any idea what that is?
[17:20] <SilverFox> is precise mostly bugfixes from previous releases, or is there a lot of feature enhancement going on?
[17:21] <theadmin> SilverFox: That's a question for #ubuntu+1 , but there are many major UI improvements.
[17:21] <azertyu> is not ready /home /boot /bin /tmp is not yet ready
[17:21] <geirha> jadoe: And do you have 32 bit ubuntu, or 64 bit?
[17:21] <azertyu> what is the probleme  ?
[17:21] <wylde> luminoso, hmm none, other than checking on your browser's preference settings
[17:21] <Al_nz1> sipior: yeah I read the readme - the stink thing is it says nothing about installation
[17:22] <Al_nz1> sipior: I tried "make install" too
[17:22] <wylde> luminoso, it could possibly be set to use a specific font
[17:22] <jadoe> geirha: 64bit. i did not install the :386 package, however
[17:22] <melvincv> dijonyummy, that's the firefox process managing the plugins. So maybe a ff plugin is malfunctioning?
[17:23] <geirha> jadoe: Regardless, you need a 32-bit loader to run 32 bit binaries.
[17:23] <luvswati> hello everyone !
[17:23] <Al_nz1> sipior: I should be able to run the executeable "irecovery [args]" and i have a irecovery.c plus some libireocry files with .a .c .o
[17:23] <jadoe> what do I do?
[17:24] <dsmith__> So, question. Anyone know why my ethernet interfaces would be arbitrarily changing designation at every boot? I'm running Oneiric. I thought this wasn't a problem anymore since like 1998.
[17:24] <dijonyummy> melvincv, thanks for the info i'll try to disable stuff
[17:24] <melvincv> dijonyummy, you're welcome :)
[17:24] <geirha> jadoe: ia32-libs should install it iirc
[17:24] <SilverFox> dsmith__: changing from something like eth0 to eth1?
[17:24] <sipior> Al_nz1: you can look for make targets in the makefile, but (politely) bugging the author for more documentation is a better long-term solution.
[17:25] <jadoe> geirha: "ia32-libs is already the newest version."
[17:25] <dsmith__> SilverFox: Yes. I have two networks, one of which is static with isc-dhcpd, the other of which is normal DHCP. Obviously, it's important I not get them backwards!
[17:26] <Al_nz1> sipior: there is a line "TARGETS = $(LIBIRECOVERY_STATIC_TARGET) $(IRECOVERY_TARGET)
[17:26] <luvswati> if i remove the repository , does it will remove the application related to it  ?
[17:26] <ESphynx> hey guys, i'm trying to run oneiric in a VirtualBox... it locked up after trying to set up Compiz :|
[17:27] <jadoe> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs/+bug/852101 <- is it this bug?
[17:27] <dsmith__> I remember the old days when changing kernels or moving cards around would rearrange your ethX values, but that stopped long ago with udev and the like! And I've NEVER encountered a case where they would jump around without any kernel/hardware changes! They are jumping back and forth on reboots!
[17:27] <geirha> jadoe: how about libc6-i386?
[17:27] <jadoe> geirha: just reinstalled that, worked
[17:27] <jadoe> thanks for your help
[17:28] <SilverFox> dsmith__: I'm not sure what would cause that.  I do know that ubuntu has started using this 'manager' to handle the network rather than the old /etc/network/interfaces.  Is it possible that the two methods are in conflict?
[17:29] <dsmith__> Unsure. I've only been editing /etc/network/interfaces. Didn't know about any other configuration place.
[17:30] <SilverFox> dsmith__: look at the network settings in the gui.
[17:30] <SilverFox> I believe it is called "network manager"
[17:30] <srini> Is there any advertisement channel?
[17:30] <dsmith__> It's an embedded system, running Oneiric server.
[17:30] <theadmin> srini: That's offtopic on Freenode, so no
[17:30] <dsmith__> No GUI.
[17:30] <SilverFox> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkManager
[17:31] <srini> theadmin, ubuntu-offtopic huh?
[17:31] <luvswati> if i remove the repository , does it will remove the application related to it  ?
[17:31] <dsmith__> Dapper! This is old. :-)
[17:31] <nycMonkey> Hi, I am trying to remove the Mac OS on my machine and put ubuntu there instead. All my web searches have resulted in finding sites on how to uninstall applications from the mac OS, not uninstall the OS itself
[17:31] <theadmin> srini: Nah, I mean -- advertisement is offtopic on this entire IRC network.
[17:31] <nycMonkey> Does anyone know of a good tutorial I could follow?
[17:32] <Pecker> nycMonkey: i dont think you can unistall mac from a mac
[17:32] <Killian> I'm somewhat a noob and have a question regarding Chromium. Is there anyway to set the new tab page as the original home page?
[17:32] <Pecker> i recommened a dual bott: aka have ubuntu AND mac
[17:32] <dsmith__> nycMonkey: No need to uninstall the OS. Just start installing Ubuntu and that'll take care of it automatically. :-)
[17:32] <srini> theadmin, how to switch over to that channel?
[17:32] <baronos> If perform the installation "Alternate Ubuntu 12.04 command line" and  after then install "gnome-desktop-environment", then the boot after the grub menu, occured "kernel panic not syncing: Attempted to kill init!"
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> dsmith__: you will need to set DNS servers in /etc/resolv.conf   if you use static IP
[17:32] <nycMonkey> Pecker: curses. Do you know what key to press when rebooting to get the computer to read the install disc?
[17:32] <SilverFox> dsmith__: yes, wiki page is old.  Not sure how applicable it is to you.  See the 'disabling network manager' section and see if things look similar.
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> baronos: ask in #ubuntu+1 for anything precise based please
[17:32] <Pecker> macs a re a different animal, i dotn use mac myself but i beleive you need to check out bootcamp
[17:33] <nycMonkey> I've heard of bootcamp but am running a fairly old version of the mac os and am not sure where to find bootcamp. It's not where it is in the newer versions
[17:33] <theadmin> srini: To which one? I did tell you advertisement is offtopic (i.e. not welcome) on the entire network. Again, though, to join a channel use /join channame (e.g: /join ##test )
[17:33] <Killian> nycMonkey to boot from cd you need to press and hold C.
[17:33] <Pecker> i dotn use mac so couldnt tell yuo myself, but hats how macsc work for another os
[17:33] <nycMonkey> Thank you Killian!
[17:33] <dsmith__> SilverFox: Ah, yes. Actually that service is not running and that file is not present (from the disabling section). So I think that means I'm good there...
[17:34] <Killian> welcome
[17:34] <Killian> anybody have an answer to my Chromium question?
[17:34] <gorogawa> Hi, I'm on the latest stable ubuntu and i'm having problems with flash on firefox. how do i make sure i have the right version and no alternative plugins installed?
[17:35] <nycMonkey> Killian, holding C did not work...
[17:36] <gorogawa> i just need the right package name
[17:36] <Killian> what mac do you have?
[17:36] <theadmin> gorogawa: flashplugin-installer
[17:36] <dsmith__> nycMonkey: Shut it off, press and hold the "option" key, and then turn it on while continuing to hold option. You can have the CD in already, or put the CD in after the menu loads.
[17:37] <Chipzzz> Killian: can you repeat your chromium question, please?
[17:37] <luvswati> if i remove the repository , does it will remove the application related to it  ?
[17:37] <gorogawa> theadmin: does that install it for my architecture or i386?
[17:37] <dsmith__> luvswati: No.
[17:37] <theadmin> gorogawa: Not sure really.
[17:37] <Killian> is there anyway to set the new tab page to open the original home page
[17:37] <theadmin> gorogawa: I only ever used 32-bit buntus
[17:37] <LukeNukem> theadmin, yo
[17:37] <theadmin> Killian: There's an extension called "New tab behaviour"
[17:37] <gorogawa> theadmin: mine is 64bit
[17:38] <dsmith__> gorogawa: If you get it off apt and it doesn't say :386, it'll be 64-bit.
[17:38] <nunod> is it normal that gnome-calculator takes me 7secs to start??
[17:38] <dsmith__> (AMD64 to be precise)
[17:38] <nunod> even firefox starts faster than that... :/
[17:38] <Killian> theadmin: thanks I'll give that a try
[17:38] <theadmin> nunod: Yeah that thing is slow :/ Try bc or some other calculator
[17:38] <blitz> I use a c-based calculator
[17:38] <blitz> from terminal
[17:39] <nunod> this is ridiculous....
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[17:39] <ixiaqla> Hello. I have installed PHP on Ubuntu through the official repos. I have installed  the mcrypt package and phpinfo on both HTTP and CLI shows mcrypt installed and enabled. However, when my CLI scripts run, they complain: Fatal error: Call to undefined function mcrypt_module_open() . I don't have any HTTP code that depends on mcrypt to test at the moment
[17:40] <dsmith__> So, nobody have any more ideas on my problem with eth0 and eth1 switching themselves around on reboots?
[17:40] <baconbacon123> dsmith__: coulnt u delete the eth1
[17:40] <sipior> dsmith__: i assume you already have a udev rule in place?
[17:41] <gregsan123> hi all, I'm writing some software for automatic bug detection and I would need to know how many bugs are marked as duplicates on ubuntu launchpad. Can somebody help me, please, with this?
[17:41] <Laurenceb> hi Can't create RFCOMM TTY: Address already in use
[17:41] <Laurenceb> ^why would i get that?
[17:41] <dsmith__> sipior: No!
[17:41] <sipior> dsmith__: please do that.
[17:41] <dsmith__> That sounds like the solution! :-)
[17:41] <sipior> dsmith__: it is :-)
[17:41] <dsmith__> How do I do that? You know off the top of your head?
[17:41] <chris9812> how do I prevent unity panel from autohiding?
[17:42] <nunod> chris9812: system settings -> appearance
[17:42] <baconbacon123> go to ccsm and diable autohide
[17:42] <sipior> dsmith__: look for examples in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules, for example.
[17:42] <luvswati> is there possible to change the login window of ubuntu to gnome 3 ?
[17:42] <RandLAT> brand new Ubuntu desktop 11.10 installation: Even with HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth in .bashrc by default, why is the history saving and spewing out all these duplicates? How can it be fixed?
[17:42] <vicium> Okay, so succesfully installed the newest drivers. I still cannot setup my dual displays (They just mirror eachother atm.) Upon just trying the GUI display-mode properties and setting them up as they should be, I get prompted that I can only setup a maximum of 1920, 1920 which should be false
[17:43] <baconbacon123> hello anon
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> luvswati: sure, its called lightdm, you can find guides how to theme that
[17:43] <chris9812> I dont see anything in systemsettings --> appearance that fixes that
[17:43] <baconbacon123> chris9812 u have to install ccsm
[17:43] <MonkeyDust> luvswati  using ubuntu-tweak, you can change the background
[17:43] <sipior> dsmith__: the udev manpage is also pretty comprehensive.
[17:43] <wylde> vicium, did the new drivers also install a different configuration application?
[17:43] <anon> Please anybody can enlighten me? How can I set up a Jabber account on unity in 11.10 ?
[17:43] <aboudreault> Is there a tool to get a list of available documentation in html in /usr/share?
[17:44] <dsmith__> sipior: Perfect. I'll start there. Thanks!
[17:44] <anon> Pidgin starts but refers to some account window that I can not find anywhere.
[17:44] <monsterripper> hi baconbacon123
[17:44] <nunod> chris9812: you dont have a "behaviour" tab on the top?
[17:44] <vicium> wylde, Yes
[17:44] <baconbacon123> monsterripper: herroe
[17:44] <luvswati> but i am not talking about bg only but also the whole window 1
[17:44] <sipior> dsmith__: no trouble, good luck.
[17:44] <vicium> Well no,
[17:44] <anon> hi baconbacon123
[17:44] <vicium> the ubuntu one still looks the same, havent gotten around to start the ATI one
[17:45] <nycMonkey> dsmith_: when I hold the option key and the menu pops up, it has an icon with my hard drive name on it, and two buttons, one that looks like a refresh button and the other that is an arrow pointing right. When i click the arrow pointing right, it boots up Mac OS. Does this mean that it's not reading the ubuntu install disc?
[17:45] <baconbacon123> Anon: sup
[17:45] <wylde> vicium, and it still won't enabled both monitors?
[17:45] <ESphynx> OK so I get wobbly windows now, so I'm assuming compositing 'is' working
[17:45] <baconbacon123> all the cool effects mess up unity
[17:46] <Killian> theadmin: Thanks works great!
[17:46] <chris9812> thanks, I it looks like unity just needed restarted
[17:46] <dsmith__> nycMonkey: Give it about a minute at that menu screen and see if another icon pops up. Sometimes it can take a minute to read the disc. If it still doesn't come up, it's likely that the disc is damaged, or not the right architecture.
[17:46] <wylde> vicium, ahh the new configuration application will have what you need then. I'm not familiar with the ATI drivers so I unfortunately won't be muchhelp there.
[17:46] <anon> Please anybody can enlighten me? How can I set up a Jabber account on unity in 11.10 ?
[17:46] <oCean> baconbacon123: do you have an actual support question? Chat channel is #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:46] <ESphynx> I could really do away without unity.
[17:46] <MonkeyDust> luvswati  no, just the background an de logo can be changed
[17:46] <MonkeyDust> and the*
[17:46] <nycMonkey> dsmith_: okay thanks, I'll try that.
[17:47] <Killian> nycMonkey: have you tried the disk in any other computers? You could have a bad disk if it didn't get burned correctly.
[17:47] <nycMonkey> It's worked before, the computer I'm on now has ubuntu from that disc
[17:47] <baconbacon123> is there other good stuuf other than unity gnome xcfe and kde
[17:48] <anon> No pidgin users in here?
[17:48] <nycMonkey> I just installed ubuntu on here in september, so it's been awhile since I've had to remember how to do this
[17:48] <nycMonkey> I'm installing it on almost the exact same machine
[17:48] <nycMonkey> Yeah it's definitely not reading the disc :(
[17:48] <Killian> it could be the drive...
[17:48] <anon> *burp*
[17:48] <dsmith__> nycMonkey: Another unfortunate possibility is the CD-ROM in that Mac is unreliable. A way to potentially test this is to boot into the Mac normally, and see if it sees the Ubuntu disc when it's booted.
[17:48] <baconbacon123> is yer cd drive bad
[17:49] <MonkeyDust> baconbacon123  there's lxde, e17, openbox, fluxbox...
[17:49] <MonkeyDust> baconbacon123  there's jwm
[17:49] <nycMonkey> It does see the ubuntu disc when it's booted. I can navigate its directories and such
[17:49] <baconbacon123> oohhh which one is the lightest
[17:49] <vicium> Anyone with knowledge about aticonfig? I put sudo aticonfig --initial=dual-head --screen-layout=right
[17:49] <vicium> No changes are done immideatly, do I have to reload the config file or something?
[17:49] <MonkeyDust> baconbacon123  jwm is the lightest, but very basic
[17:49] <vicium> I shouldnt have to reboot everytime, or?
[17:49] <dsmith__> nycMonkey: That means it's PROBABLY not the drive. But it still very well could be the disc.
[17:49] <theadmin> vicium: Just restart X: sudo /etc/init.d/*dm restart
[17:49] <baconbacon123> Monkeydust: any way to install in ubuntu
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> baconbacon123: openbox is pretty light but still usable :)
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> baconbacon123  apt-get install jwm :)
[17:50] <nycMonkey> dsmith_: is there any way to run the disc from the mac environment?
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> !info jwm
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> !info flwm
[17:50] <baconbacon123> Monkeydust: does it use gtk+
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyDust: flwm is smaller..
[17:50] <luvswati> what is the gnome server !
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> baconbacon123  i use it for remote connections over ssh, can't really say
[17:50] <dsmith__> nycMonkey: No, unfortunately. Something else you could try, though, is making a USB stick out of the data from the disk, and then putting the USB stick in while you're at that menu. That should work. But it's complicated.
[17:50] <Killian> anon: have you tried empathy?
[17:51] <luvswati> sorry i mean gnome server name !
[17:51] <nycMonkey> I'll give that a shot
[17:51] <anon> Killian, yes but I want to use Pidgin.
[17:51] <dsmith__> nycMonkey: There's a howto at... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/How%20to%20install%20Ubuntu%20on%20MacBook%20using%20USB%20Stick
[17:51] <baconbacon123> how do u ssh with graphical envoirment
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> baconbacon123: ssh -X username@server
[17:51] <wylde> baconbacon123, you mean sftp?
[17:52] <Killian> anon: didn't see that part sorry, lol.
[17:52] <baconbacon123> Hmm ill try that
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> baconbacon123: you can then launch GUI aps from the terminal an they will show on the client system
[17:52] <nycMonkey> thanks dsmith_:
[17:52] <baconbacon123> how do u do that actionpartnership
[17:52] <wylde> baconbacon123, don't try and start a full desktop seesion though! l
[17:53] <dsmith__> nycMonkey: And https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[17:53] <baconbacon123> oops just did
[17:53] <dsmith__> Unfortunately, like I said, a little bit complicated.
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> baconbacon123: type its name
[17:53] <retentiveboy> This terminal-nore-repainting issue is driving me insane!
[17:54] <forever2432> anon:It seems Jabber was removed a few versions ago, i think its a optional addon now.
[17:54] <Joey-Jo0> Hey there, I'm having trouble booting into Ubuntu from a DVD.
[17:55] <Joey-Jo0> Basically, I've put Ubuntu 11.10 on a DVD.
[17:55] <wylde> baconbacon123, you have to use xnest to run a complete desktop session over ssh, but you can do things like gedit /home/user/filename.txt with the -X set in your ssh terminal
[17:55] <wylde> meh too late
[17:55] <Joey-Jo0> It starts and I get the loading screen. After a while, however, everything freezes.
[17:55] <victor__> That restarted everything, but yeah I assume you hinted something in the command u wrote :P
[17:55] <Killian> nycMonkey: this is another site that might be worth looking in to. http://techtikus.com/how-to-install-ubuntu-10-10-with-a-live-usb-in-13-steps/
[17:56] <Joey-Jo0> During the loading, the hard drives is obviously working(I can hear that). Upon freezing, I don't hear the HDD anymore.
[17:56] <victor__> Regardless it works, it ended up being the wrong monitor being extended but I went lazy mode and swapped the DVI cables
[17:56] <victor__> So thanks :)
[17:56] <baconbacon123> Is there any waty to do the grapjhical envoirment in the terminal windows only
[17:56] <wylde> baconbacon123, you have to use xnest to run a complete desktop session over ssh, but you can do things like gedit /home/user/filename.txt with the -X set in your ssh terminal
[17:56] <Joey-Jo0> Does anyone know what could be wrong?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> baconbacon123: just run the apps you need.
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> Joey-Jo0: what GPU do you use?
[17:56] <Chipzzz> Joey-Jo0: does it run any other operating systems, or ubuntu from a cd?
[17:57] <baconbacon123> P1p1 thatZ annoying
[17:57] <baconbacon123> Byebye
[17:57] <Joey-Jo0> Chipzzz, it refuses to run Mint x86 too.
[17:57] <Joey-Jo0> But I'm currently booting into Mint amd64.
[17:57] <b0ot> !lamp
[17:57] <MonkeyDust> Joey-Jo0  wrong channel, Mint is not supported here
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> Joey-Jo0: then you should ask in the mint channel
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> !mint
[17:58] <Joey-Jo0> I was responding to Chipzzz.
[17:58] <christopher_> dont use the alarm
[17:58] <acidrain> your mint is no good here
[17:58] <Joey-Jo0> I do not seek Mint support, Chipzzz was merely asking if I was able to boot into a different OS.
[17:59] <AcidRain> how do i request my login information for this server?
[17:59] <christopher_> chippzz: i think there is a channel for linux mint
[17:59] <forever2432> acidrain:lol
[17:59] <christopher_> Acidrain: u cant
[17:59] <pangolin> Hey folks, the  mere mention of another OS/distro is not cause for hitting !factoids. Please consider the context before slamming with !factoids.
[17:59] <Joey-Jo0> And what Graphics card... I don't know. This laptop has been given to me by a friend. It runs XP without a hitch, too.
[17:59] <AcidRain> was that a stupid question?
[17:59] <AcidRain> oh
[17:59] <AcidRain> is there an expire date for it?
[17:59] <Chipzzz> Joey-Jo0: since the computer ran for a little while, i was wondering if it ran any other os's... seemed a reasonable question
[17:59] <christopher_> idk just messin
[17:59] <pangolin> AcidRain: #freenode can help you with that
[17:59] <Joey-Jo0> I say, once again, I do not seek Mint support.
[17:59] <AcidRain> who is admin?
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> Joey-Jo0: what is the make and model of the laptop then...?
[18:00] <christopher_> dont use the ! op
[18:00] <Joey-Jo0> Let's see. Compaq Presario R3000.
[18:01] <christopher_> ubottu: how do i install a lamp server
[18:01] <forever2432> Chipzzz: Joey-Jo0: booting Ubuntu with a fault makes it a ubuntu question
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> Joey-Jo0: looks like its an ATI thing, try the boot option:  nomodeset
[18:01] <christopher_> how do i change my nick in xchat
[18:01] <guntbert> !lamp > christopher_
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> christopher_: tr
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> christopher_: /nick newnick
[18:01] <Chipzzz> forever2432: that's what i would think too
[18:01] <Joey-Jo0> ActionParsnip, how do I specify a boot option. The loader grants me no screen to specify anything.
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> !bootoption | Joey-Jo0
[18:02] <christopher_>  christopher_:  /nick baconbacon123
[18:02] <christopher_>  christopher: /nick baconbacon123
[18:02] <christopher_>  christopher:  /nick baconbacon123
[18:02] <guntbert> Joey-Jo0: press <shift> while booting - gives you the grub menu
[18:02] <pangolin> christopher_: stop
[18:02] <Joey-Jo0> guntbert, thank you.
[18:02] <christopher_> sorry was just followinf instuctions
[18:02] <Joey-Jo0> Let's try that.
[18:03] <pangolin> christopher_: the command is /nick newnick
[18:03] <baconbacon123> sorry bout that pangolin
[18:03] <guntbert> christopher_: we use your nick to make clear that we are talking to you
[18:03] <baconbacon123> guntberg: sorry imma newb
[18:04] <guntbert> !tab | baconbacon123
[18:04] <baconbacon123> did i just post that im really sorry
[18:05] <Joey-Jo0> I wonder, why do you have to press shift to enter the boot menu?
[18:05] <baconbacon123> wait nm thot i just posted all the usernames with f
[18:05] <baconbacon123> sup moises
[18:05] <guntbert> Joey-Jo0: if you have only one OS installed there is usually no need to display the menu - speeds up the process a little :)
[18:06] <baconbacon123> what is to command to disconnect
[18:06] <Joey-Jo0> ./disconnect?
[18:06] <Chipzzz> baconbacon123: "/quit"
[18:06] <baconbacon123> ./disconnect
[18:06] <pangolin> baconbacon123: if you have a support question, please ask it. otherwise join #ubuntu-offtopic if you feel like chatting.
[18:06] <baconbacon123> thanks chipzzz
[18:06] <guntbert> baconbacon123: to leave a channel  type     /part        to leave the network   type    /quit
[18:07] <Joey-Jo0> Okay, using nomodeset still makes it freeze?
[18:07] <Zaitzev> something screwed up really good for me now
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> Joey-Jo0: try:  radeon.nomodeset=1
[18:07] <Zaitzev> was trying out various compiz-settings when the entire desktop vanished
[18:07] <Zaitzev> reboot didn't help either
[18:08] <ESphynx> hey guys, when I try to boot oneiric on my i7 it gets stuck. last thing I see is something about scsi device...
[18:08] <Zaitzev> anyway, I reinstalled ubuntu, keeping the /home partition..and now things are..weirdly different
[18:08] <b0ot> If you wanted to move from a casual user of ubuntu to a true power user what would you recommend. I mean I know some of the areas fairly well, (networking) etc but I feel like my overall knowledge has lots of holes
[18:09] <b0ot> how would you suggest doing it
[18:09] <Chipzzz> Zaitzev: different in what way?
[18:09] <Zaitzev> well
[18:09] <LDB> hi guys, how can i install the 12.04 without X?
[18:09] <philinux> b0ot: run the development release on a separate drive or partition.
[18:10] <Zaitzev> can't put my finger on it all, but it's not the same
[18:10] <guntbert> !12.04 | LDB
[18:10] <Zaitzev> unity must be borked or something, idk
[18:10] <Zaitzev> none of my harddrives are visible anymore either
[18:10] <Joey-Jo0> ActionParsnip, no luck with radeon.nomodeset=1 either. :(
[18:11] <Chipzzz> Zaitzev: by keeping /home, you saved most of the settings, but you have to install the packages that correspond to the settings if you want the software...
[18:11] <Zaitzev> i know that
[18:11] <forever2432> Zaitzev: what format were your drives ntfs or extx
[18:11] <Zaitzev> ntfs
[18:12] <Zaitzev> and they were all visible in /media
[18:12] <forever2432> Zaitzev:have you tried remounting them through console?
[18:12] <Zaitzev> and now for some reason I got the fugly grub boot menu showing up on startup..
[18:12] <Zaitzev> forever2432: no, how?
[18:13] <forever2432> ok 1 sec
[18:13] <Zaitzev> seeing as they aren't visible in fstab or anywhere
[18:14] <forever2432> Zaitzev: run: sudo fdisk -l and check if the drive are there
[18:15] <Zaitzev> looks like it, I see a couple of HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
[18:15] <forever2432> Zaitzev: cool then run: sudo mkdir /media/drive2
[18:15] <Zaitzev> mhm
[18:16] <Zaitzev> ok?
[18:16] <sentenza>  /budus macro xdcc d 150
[18:17] <forever2432> Zaitzev: then run: sudo mount -t ntfs -o 755 /dev/sdb /media/drive2
[18:17] <dr_willis> not SDb?
[18:17] <dr_willis> SDb1
[18:18] <dr_willis> silly auto corrections
[18:18] <forever2432> Zaitzev:dr_willis: correct thanks mistype
[18:18] <Zaitzev> uhm
[18:18] <forever2432> Zaitzev: how many ntfs drive are there?
[18:18] <Zaitzev> lolwtf
[18:19] <Zaitzev> half the keyboard doesn't even work now
[18:19] <Zaitzev> the arrowkeys don't work
[18:19] <Zaitzev> home, pgup etc
[18:19] <Zaitzev> what the hell is this ><
[18:19] <dr_willis> NTfs-config can automate some of this
[18:19] <Zaitzev> btw, /dev/sdb1 = linux
[18:20] <forever2432> Zaitzev: it would have said drive allready mounted
[18:21] <Zaitzev> meh
[18:21] <DarkCore> any tips on no GUI backup tool to backup a folder once a week?
[18:21] <Joey-Jo0> Finally, got it to work.
[18:21] <Zaitzev> i think i'll just backup some of the crap on /home and erase the entire drive
[18:22] <llutz> DarkCore: rsnapshot
[18:22] <mysterious> gnah got a little problem with a script. did anyone experience the problem that a script stops after executing pkill within it?
[18:22] <philinux> Zaitzev: how about tryin unity --reset from a terminal
[18:22] <niggle> rsync
[18:22] <forever2432> Zaitzev:you could do that to or we can try mount it, but still how many drives are you running?
[18:23] <Zaitzev> forever2432: not counting the OS drive, 4
[18:23] <daswort> is there an "human readable"-option for fdisk?
[18:24] <Zaitzev> philinux: didn't actually do anything
[18:24] <forever2432> jeez ok lot of console work, have you got disk utilty?
[18:24] <rumpe1> daswort, try "sudo parted -l"
[18:24] <Zaitzev> i installed gparted
[18:24] <philinux> Zaitzev: it should have reset unity to its default
[18:24] <delinquentme> sudo apt-add-repository ppa:awstools-dev/awstools  << specifically what does this command do?
[18:24] <infernal> Hello. I have messup passwords for both root and my account. I tried erasing the password section of /etc/shadow/ from a live cd and passwd from recovery and it didn't work. Ubuntu 11.10. Anything else i need to add?
[18:24] <forever2432> Zaitzev: gparted better you can mount from gparted
[18:25] <compdoc> daswort, what are you having problems with in fdisk?
[18:25] <Zaitzev> forever2432: not that the drives are visible there..
[18:25] <Zaitzev> heh
[18:25] <zykotic10> delinquentme: it adds the awstools-dev/awstools PPA to your system
[18:25] <daswort> rumpe1, thanks, thats much easier.
[18:25] <Zaitzev> I had Ubuntu for a full TWO days before all this trouble started
[18:25] <Zaitzev> I'm gonna go back to Windows.
[18:25] <Zaitzev> :p
[18:25] <forever2432> Zaitzev:if you can see them on fdisk -l then you should see them on gparted
[18:26] <delinquentme> zykotic10, PPA is prepackage archive?
[18:26] <daswort> compdoc, its easier to find an programm like `parted`, than explain a newbee what these lon number mean!
[18:26] <zykotic10> !PPA | delinquentme Yes
[18:26] <compdoc> daswort, try gparted - its a nice gui
[18:27] <delinquentme> zykotic10, i < 3 yew
[18:27] <delinquentme> tank!
[18:27] <delinquentme> tanks!
[18:27] <Zaitzev> philinux: the only noticeable difference that reset did, was the "dash home" button no longer working.
[18:27] <daswort> compdoc, no. I need it for support. I dont want that somebody sends me Screenshots :)
[18:27] <DarkCore> llutz, is rsnapshot just for entire filesystems, or can I use it for just one folder as well?
[18:27] <llutz> DarkCore: works with folders
[18:28] <daswort> but thanks for the hint Zaitzev  compdoc
[18:28] <DarkCore> cool
[18:28] <DarkCore> thanks
[18:28] <delinquentme> zykotic10, sudo apt-get update << and this generic update updates... ?
[18:28] <zykotic10> Zaitzev: if you are backing up the hidden files/folders in your home directory, be aware you could be moving the issue with you.  Try creating a new user to test.
[18:28] <wtfdoggie22> what would be the advantages of preferring xfs over ext4?
[18:28] <zykotic10> delinquentme: to update - "sudo apt-get update" followed by "sudo apt-get upgrade" is the generic update commands
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> wtfdoggie22: http://www.ilsistemista.net/index.php/linux-a-unix/6-linux-filesystems-benchmarked-ext3-vs-ext4-vs-xfs-vs-btrfs.html
[18:29] <compdoc> dont think XFS is native - ext4 is, and it works well for moi
[18:29] <Zaitzev> zykotic10: the only thing I would back up is a few movies and photos
[18:29] <BryanRuiz1> hmm.. so i messed up my /etc/sudoers and i dont know the root password..  how can i fix this?
[18:29] <Zaitzev> I haven't had time to accumulate a whole lot in two days
[18:29] <Zaitzev> but I can't backup since none of the other drives are visible anymore, so..
[18:29] <MFen> what do i have to do, to fix "cannot execute binary file" on oneiric. I am running AdobeAIRInstaller.bin which is a 32-bit executable, and this is a 64-bit system.
[18:29] <delinquentme> so in this particular AWS tutorial its not saying to run the upgrade portion. so what would just the update command do?
[18:30] <MFen> it is a stripped, statically-linked 32-bit ELF executable
[18:30] <infernal> Can anyone help me recover/change my password?
[18:30] <zykotic10> BryanRuiz1: where you using visudo to edit sudoers?  (it should let you break it?)
[18:30] <MFen> i already have ia32-libs installed, not that it should matter since this is a static exe
[18:31] <zykotic10> BryanRuiz1: s/should/shouldn't/
[18:31] <wtfdoggie22> ActionParsnip: ok benchmarks, but there are other, more important things for a fs
[18:31] <BryanRuiz1> zykotic10: you know.. i should of used it, but i didnt
[18:31] <BryanRuiz1> now i know why i should use it :-/
[18:32] <BryanRuiz1> i was hoping to be able to do something at startup with grub magic
[18:32] <BryanRuiz1> but there is no grub!
[18:32] <zykotic10> BryanRuiz1: hold SHIFT after bios to get grub
[18:32] <Zaitzev> at least I know one thing now
[18:32] <Zaitzev> I'm not gonna touch compiz anymore.
[18:32] <BryanRuiz1> zykotic10: ah! great!
[18:32] <MonkeyDust> i don't use it, even
[18:33] <MFen> libc6-i386 is also installed
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> wtfdoggie22: the tests are pretty extensive, testing all sorts of stuff with mixed results.
[18:33] <zykotic10> MFen: why are you wasting your time with AdobeAir - it's gnu/linux support has been dropped...
[18:34] <MFen> zykotic10: because i need a program that needs it.
[18:34] <zykotic10> MFen: get a better program ;)
[18:34] <MFen> zykotic10: thanks for your help
[18:35] <zykotic10> MFen: sorry - not helpful i know.  But hopefully informative.  Good luck.
[18:35] <delinquentme> Bash, Shell, Terminal, console ... these are all terms for the same thing -- right?  is any more correct than another?
[18:35] <MonkeyDust> MFen  what program is that?
[18:35] <MFen> MonkeyDust: balsamiq
[18:35] <forever2432> MFen: are you sure .bin is exec, coz exe and msi are win exec
[18:35] <zykotic10> delinquentme: not exactly... but difficult to explain difference across irc
[18:35] <synthetix> hey guys
[18:36] <synthetix> trying to update to 12.04
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> forever2432: its a binary, just needs marking as executable
[18:36] <arlos> hello, whats wrong here chown -RW user:user shoppen.com ?
[18:36] <synthetix> and get's following message
[18:36] <MFen> oh, hmm, it's actually dynamically linked
[18:36] <theadmin> synthetix: Precise is not supported here, please visit #ubuntu+1
[18:36] <forever2432> ActionParsnip: is this from the linux side?
[18:36] <MFen> but ldd says: "not a dynamic executable"
[18:36] <iceroot> arlos: what should -W do?
[18:36] <MFen> is there a 32-bit version of ldd I should be running?
[18:36] <Zaitzev> lol wtf!
[18:36] <iceroot> arlos: -RW does NOT mean read write
[18:37] <Zaitzev> get this: all the mounts are visible now
[18:37] <Zaitzev> all the drives are there
[18:37] <arlos> so i what is full code?
[18:37] <MonkeyDust> MFen  i find a lot of linux balsamiq mockups
[18:37] <Infernall> Can onyone help out with  password problem?
[18:37] <Zaitzev> and I haven't done anything at all!
[18:37] <arlos> i will read folder to user?
[18:37] <R3dy> this is lame, I can't install or remove anythying because of linux-backports-modules-compat-wireless-2.6.39-2.6.35-31-generic
[18:37] <R3dy> but if I try to remove it same error
[18:37] <Zaitzev> there has to be ghosts in my pc.
[18:37] <R3dy> sudo apt-get install -f
[18:37] <R3dy> same error
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> forever2432: some companies use it (adobe, nvidia, hplip)
[18:37] <forever2432>  Zaitzev:it heard that you wanted to go back to win haha!
[18:37] <R3dy> how can I remove linux-backports-modules-compat-wireless-2.6.39-2.6.35-31-generic
[18:37] <R3dy> without using apt-get
[18:37] <crow_> hey, i'm having issues running java applets in firefox. why is that?
[18:38] <arlos> chown -rw user:user foldername ?
[18:38] <iceroot> arlos: what you want to do?
[18:38] <arlos> writable a folder
[18:38] <iceroot> arlos: there is no -w (see man chown)
[18:38] <MonkeyDust> crow_  use open-jdk, not sun-jdk
[18:38] <Zaitzev> forever2432: Well, if I managed to completely bork Ubuntu in under two days
[18:38] <iceroot> arlos: chmod is for permissions
[18:38] <Zaitzev> and I have no idea WHAT happened
[18:38] <forever2432> ActionParsnip: but correct me can windows open a bin as a executable?
[18:38] <Zaitzev> just that something happened
[18:38] <iceroot> arlos: who should get write-access? the user?
[18:38] <MFen> MonkeyDust: yes? it's a nice program.
[18:38] <crow_> monkeydust i am, as well as icedtea. i've also reinstalled all packages relating to java and firefox, and reinstalled ubuntu itself
[18:38] <arlos> yes user
[18:38] <zykotic10> arlos: chmod and chown are different ;)
[18:38] <wylde> arlos, chmod 0755 foldername
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> forever2432: in windows a .bin would be seen as a 'data file'
[18:39] <arlos> no i will change user
[18:39] <arlos> chown
[18:39] <iceroot> wylde: arlos dont use 755 if others should not read the file
[18:39] <Zaitzev> so yeah, it's tempting to reconnect my win7-drive and leave it be.
[18:39] <arlos> permissions
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> forever2432: if you have a file installed that added a file type for '.bin' then it would show that
[18:39] <arlos> with file
[18:39] <iceroot> arlos: chown u+w filename
[18:39] <iceroot> arlos: chmod u+w filename
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> forever2432: linux is smart and doesn't rely on file extensions, it looks at the data
[18:39] <wylde> iceroot, true
[18:39] <forever2432>  ActionParsnip: Thought so, so then linux can open it as a executible binary
[18:40] <zykotic10> iceroot: chmod and chown are different :p  ;)
[18:40] <arlos> so full code is chown -rw user:user foldername ?
[18:40] <R3dy> can someone take a lookat this and point me in the right direction ?
[18:40] <forever2432> ActionParsnip:I've been using ubuntu for about a month now and learning mountains of info
[18:40] <R3dy> http://www.pastie.org/3498378
[18:40] <iceroot> zykotic10: and i corrected myself :)
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> forever2432: we're all learning :)
[18:41] <R3dy> ActionParsnip: been using Ubuntu for 2+ years, still learning every day
[18:41] <synthetix> Could not calculate the upgrade
[18:41] <synthetix> An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade:
[18:41] <synthetix> E:Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[18:41] <synthetix> This can be caused by:
[18:41] <synthetix> * Upgrading to a pre-release version of Ubuntu
[18:41] <FloodBot1> synthetix: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:41] <synthetix> * Running the current pre-release version of Ubuntu
[18:41] <crow_> nobody has any help with my java problem? :/
[18:41] <iceroot> arlos: chmod u+w filename
[18:41] <iceroot> ahhhh
[18:41] <forever2432> ActionParsnip: :-)
[18:41] <iceroot> arlos: chmod o+w filename   that will add write-permission to the owner
[18:42] <pangolin> synthetix: are you trying to upgrade to 12.04?
[18:42] <Infernall> i know this password stuff sounds like complete rubish, but i cant log it with my root or my user account. can someone give some help?
[18:42] <synthetix> guys
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> forever2432: you can test with an image, ask file to tell you what it is, then change the extension then ask file to tell you what the nwe filename is. Windows would see it as a damaged file as the data and extension don't mesh but linux will just look at teh data and open it as it should be opened
[18:42] <synthetix> can someone help me with upgrade
[18:42] <synthetix> http://paste.ubuntu.com/863897/
[18:42] <pangolin> synthetix: are you trying to upgrade to 12.04?
[18:42] <synthetix> pangolin, yes
[18:42] <arlos> i will write permissions to the user?
[18:42] <llutz> iceroot: o=other
[18:42] <pangolin> synthetix: join me in #ubuntu+1
[18:42] <synthetix> ok
[18:42] <iceroot> llutz: and what is "owner"?
[18:42] <llutz> iceroot: u
[18:42] <philinux> synthetix: from 11.10
[18:42] <arlos> arh its working
[18:42] <forever2432> ActionParsnip:true win sucks when it comes to powerful tools
[18:43] <llutz> iceroot: man chown :)
[18:43] <iceroot> llutz: thing i have to go to bed...
[18:43] <iceroot> llutz: man chmod
[18:43] <iceroot> llutz: :)
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> forever2432: powerrshel is handy
[18:43] <llutz> argh, bedtime too :(
[18:43] <R3dy> does dpkg post error logs somewhere
[18:43] <R3dy> I really need to fix this issue
[18:43] <forever2432> ActionParsnip:will try it out thanks
[18:43] <philinux> synthetix: sudo apt-get install -f "should fix the broken packages
[18:43] <R3dy> as it stans i can't update/install anything untill I fix this progen problem
[18:44] <R3dy> philinux: correct
[18:44] <R3dy> however it does not
[18:44] <R3dy> http://www.pastie.org/3498407
[18:44] <philinux> R3dy: try synaptic see what it says
[18:45] <R3dy> philinux: kk looking
[18:45] <MonkeyDust> R3dy  "No space left on device"
[18:45] <R3dy> MonkeyDust: I saw that, however there is space on my device
[18:45] <R3dy> I will post df -h
[18:45] <philinux> R3dy: you could try purging linux-backports-modules-compat-wireless-2.6.39-2.6.35-31-generic
[18:45] <MFen> i figured out the problem
[18:46] <R3dy> philinux: sudo apt-get purge?
[18:46] <MFen> readelf -a AdobeAIRInstaller.bin indicates that it's looking for: **/lib/ld-linux.so.2** which did not exist
[18:46] <MonkeyDust> MFen  kindly share it with us, for future reference
[18:46] <MonkeyDust> ok
[18:46] <MFen> i symlinked it to /lib32/ld-linux.so.2
[18:46] <MFen> tada
[18:46] <zykotic10> R3dy: did you notice the "No space left on device" message?
[18:46] <Infernall> i tried accesing the shadow file, now it gives me give root password for maintenance (or tpye control-d to continue),  but it just ignores the password
[18:46] <freez00> can somebody please explain me how to install vapor steam chat ? i cannot find a proper tutorial for that :(
[18:46] <philinux> R3dy: yes then try reinstalling it if you need it
[18:46] <sha1sum> How can I force "dpkg --get-selections" to just output the packages without warning me about piping output through less or more? I'm trying to output to a file.
[18:46] <MFen> However, i would like to know why everyone else in the world but me seems to have that file, since i know i didn't remove it
[18:47] <iceroot> sha1sum: but stderr to /dev/null
[18:47] <iceroot> sha1sum: command 2> /dev/null
[18:47] <gandhijee_> hey how the heck do i enable screen savers in 11.10 with the classic desktop?
[18:47] <R3dy> philinux: same error
[18:47] <iceroot> put
[18:47] <crow_> can someone please explain to me why the default installs of java and firefox are crashing when i try to load applets in firefox, but i can run jar files just fine
[18:47] <philinux> R3dy: that package dont exist on my system
[18:47] <zykotic10> philinux: re R3dy - did you notice the "No space left on device" message?
[18:47] <R3dy> philinux: correct I tried to pull it down
[18:47] <R3dy> it failed to install
[18:47] <R3dy> and now I can't remove it
[18:47] <R3dy> zykotic10: I did see that however df -h says I have used only 42%
[18:48] <dalek_> I am getting message "Direct3D9 is not available without OpenGL" when trying to launch Team Fortress 2. I am running wine on Ubuntu. How do I fix this? HOw do I fix OpenGL?
[18:48] <ixiaqla> Hello. I have installed PHP on Ubuntu through the official repos. I have installed  the mcrypt package and phpinfo on both HTTP and CLI shows mcrypt installed and enabled. However, when my CLI scripts run, they complain: Fatal error: Call to undefined function mcrypt_module_open() . I don't have any HTTP code that depends on mcrypt to test at the moment
[18:48] <R3dy> of an 85gig part
[18:48] <MonkeyDust> crow_  oracle stopped supporting sun-java for linux -- did you install open-jdk?
[18:48] <zykotic10> R3dy: try "df -i"
[18:48] <crow_> monkeydust we just talked about this, yes, default apt-get installs
[18:48] <crow_> monkeydust and i reinstalled *everything* including ubuntu at one point
[18:48] <R3dy> linux-backports-modules-compat-wireless-2.6.39-2.6.35-31-generic
[18:49] <R3dy> oops
[18:49] <R3dy> /dev/sda7            14278656  850306 13428350    6% /
[18:49] <MFen> well, not quite tada. now it has other things missing but i can probably work my way in from this point
[18:49] <R3dy> that's from df -i
[18:49] <zykotic10> R3dy: do you have any other paritions beside / ?
[18:50] <R3dy> zykotic10: just a part for boot
[18:50] <zykotic10> R3dy: and is boot full?
[18:50] <sha1sum> iceroot: yeah I'm trying to figure that out now... I want to output to a file though, not stdout... so how would I do a combination of those?
[18:50] <R3dy> /dev/sda5              24384     225   24159    1% /boot
[18:50] <R3dy> I lied ai have a few more
[18:50] <R3dy> http://www.pastie.org/3498455
[18:51] <iceroot> sha1sum: command 2> file
[18:51] <zykotic10> R3dy: it's boot that's probably the issue
[18:51] <R3dy> zykotic10: it probably is not
[18:51] <dahaxxer> oh hai
[18:51] <R3dy> nothing is trying to write to boot
[18:51] <dahaxxer> gaiies
[18:51] <R3dy> I alwas set up my *nix boxes this way
[18:51] <dahaxxer> haw do i choose windows boot manager instead of grub?
[18:51] <forever2432>  ixiaqla: does it just give you a fatal error or does it also run your php scritp in your browser on localhost?
[18:51] <roasted> Question - if I synchronize data with an rsync-based Windows application such as DeltaCopy, would it be able to synchronize to my file server running Ubuntu?
[18:51] <R3dy> dahaxxer: windows boot manager doesn't play as nicley with *nix as grub plays with windows
[18:52] <dahaxxer> haw do i choose windows boot manager instead of grub? (windows xp boot mgr)
[18:52] <ixiaqla> forever2432, it just gives me a fatal error.
[18:52] <zykotic10> R3dy: lines 16 - > 18 in your origional post are doing just that - writing to /boot and saying "No space left..."
[18:52] <dahaxxer> R3dy, that means, what exactly?
[18:52] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  you using wubi? or a full normal linux install?
[18:52] <R3dy> zykotic10: well look at that
[18:52] <Pecker> dahaxxer: youll need to install ntldr into the mbr
[18:52] <N3M35I5_> anyone know fo a simple way to email a users .bash_history after they logout and then delete it. so next time they logout i'll get a fresh log. please guys
[18:52] <R3dy> they are LOL
[18:52] <dahaxxer> not ubi
[18:52] <R3dy> kk thanks!
[18:52] <dahaxxer> normal ubuntu installation
[18:52] <dahaxxer> with grub3 i guess
[18:52] <forever2432> ixiaqla:are you using mcrypt in your php programming?
[18:52] <Dr_willis> Grub can boot windows, or linux, or other os's - Im not sure how you would set up the windows bootloader to boot linux.
[18:52] <R3dy> dahaxxer: it means I advise against messing with windows' boot manager
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> R3dy: uninstall old unused kernels and you will free space in /boot
[18:52] <Dr_willis>  #windows could advise better i imagine
[18:52] <R3dy> general rule of thumb if you are dual booting nix and doze
[18:53] <Infernall> how is rescue mode different from a live cd?
[18:53] <R3dy> install doze first, then install nix, let nix handle the boot process
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> Infernall: the changes stick
[18:53] <Dr_willis> Infernall,  its logging into your installed system, to a rescue shell/menu normally
[18:53] <dahaxxer> but I suck at grub3, i want win bootmgr what shall i do?
[18:53] <R3dy> ActionParsnip: thanks I'm embarssed i didn't see that
[18:53] <sha1sum> iceroot: not quite working... Doesn't 2> redirect the error output?
[18:53] <R3dy> I couldn't think for a sec it would be writing to /boot but sure enough...
[18:53] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  i suggest learning grub better.
[18:53] <hydrozen> is the dvd installer like the alternate installer? or more like the normal installer? I need LVM support..
[18:53] <R3dy> ^^
[18:53] <sweb> i have an error during make nginx
[18:53] <sweb> http://pastie.org/private/kjbozgjpxrpmgrk1mftclq
[18:53] <sha1sum> I definitely want the output of: dpkg --get-selections 2> /dev/null
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> dahaxxer: you'll need your XP CD to reinstate the bootloader with
[18:53] <sha1sum> but I want it to go to a file, not stdout.
[18:53] <dahaxxer> Dr_willis so ubuntu is evil and takes over my system and I can't get it back?
[18:54] <Infernall> dr_willis: but i can make changes from a live cd to my install now cant i?
[18:54] <zykotic10> hydrozen: dvd is just cd with more languages
[18:54] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  no.. windows takes it over  and makes it hard to boot other os;s
[18:54] <Dr_willis> Infernall,  you can chroot, or mount the installed system if you wanted to
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> Infernall: yes, you can edit the files, or even chroot so that the commands you run are as if you were booted to the system
[18:54] <hydrozen> zykotic10: ok so I still need to get the alternate installer if I want to setup LVM during the install
[18:54] <dahaxxer> Dr_willis win loader is simple, you just edit the settings in boot.ini
[18:54] <dahaxxer> Dr_willis for grub you got to compile
[18:55] <llutz> sha1sum: dpkg --get-selections >file
[18:55] <zykotic10> hydrozen: i believe so, but i don't use LVM (i think alt or mini actually).  good luck.
[18:55] <R3dy> uname -a says I"m running 2.6.39-3
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> dahaxxer: ive never compiled grub under ubuntu
[18:55] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  then to reserach what you put in the  boot.ini for a linux boot then i guess...   and you are confused about grub.
[18:55] <R3dy> that being said, woudl it be safe to delete anything in /boot that references a differnt kernel
[18:55] <R3dy> say 2.6.35 for example?
[18:55] <sha1sum> llutz: I get a warning about a lot of output and it won't go away unless I either pipe to less or more, or redirect stderr to /dev/null
[18:55] <dahaxxer> Can I triple boot: Winxp, Ubuntu and Backtrax?
[18:55] <llutz> sha1sum: what warning?
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> R3dy: no, you uninstall the packages which install the old kernels and it will remove clean
[18:56] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  with grub you could boot several dozen+ os's if you wantd to take the timne to set it up
[18:56] <sha1sum> llutz: I'm trying to pipe into grep...
[18:56] <llutz> sha1sum: dpkg --get-selections >file 2>/dev/null
[18:56] <dahaxxer> Dr_willis, can't it recognize them automaticaly?
[18:56] <llutz> sha1sum: what ist your exact command?
[18:56] <sha1sum> I suppose I could probably just grep the file after it's written.
[18:56] <crow_> hey, does anybody know of a fix for addonChat? they want proprietary sun java but i'm using the openjdk... is there an alternate client or something?
[18:56] <MFen> anyone know where "getlibs" comes from? there's a link to a deb on the webs, but the link is 404 now
[18:56] <ixiaqla> forever2432, wut. mcrypt is used in one of my scripts, yes.
[18:56] <sha1sum> too much of a hassle otherwise
[18:56] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  depends on yoru setup. It might do it.
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> dahaxxer: windows boot loader wont detect them automatically either
[18:56] <MFen> a forum post suggested that i needed getlibs to resolve my troubles
[18:56] <R3dy> so I shoudl uninstall the linux-headers-version-im-not-using?
[18:57] <llutz> sha1sum: dpkg --get-selections  2>/dev/null |grep whatever > file
[18:57] <sha1sum> llutz: dpkg –-get-selections | grep -v deinstall > /tmp/ubuntu-files
[18:57] <dahaxxer> So i shouldn't Install ubuntu?
[18:57] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  do what you want. If you dont want ubuntu.. then dont install it..
[18:57] <sha1sum> llutz: that produces empty file
[18:57] <DarkCore> oh sweet
[18:57] <DarkCore> rsnapshot works great
[18:58] <sha1sum> llutz, iceroot: nevermind... I'm just going to grep the file after writing it.
[18:58] <Pecker> grub should detect bith ubuntu and xp, so if youre worried about not seeing the other os dont be
[18:58] <forever2432> ixiaqla: coz i was thinking you should just disable it in your apache2 conf and write a php function mycrypt
[18:58] <DarkCore> altho it copies the entire folder tree from root and up
[18:58] <dahaxxer> I want ubuntu cause it's tiny, but i don't want to make my computer harder to understand
[18:58] <dahaxxer> thanx pecker
[18:58] <dahaxxer> ur da man
[18:58] <llutz> sha1sum: you have a typo in your command
[18:58] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  i think you are making it harder to understand, not grub.
[18:58] <DarkCore> also, thanks llutz
[18:58] <DarkCore> what now? is grub  hard to understand?
[18:59] <sha1sum> llutz: it's not a typo in my command, it's a typo in someone else's command that I didn't notice and still don't see lol
[18:59] <Zal> grub isn't too hard, but it does offer lots of cool functionality that no one ever uses.
[18:59] <llutz> sha1sum: you would have seen, if you would have read the error/warning
[19:00] <llutz> sha1sum: dpkg --get-selections     2 dashes
[19:00] <sha1sum> llutz: got it from here: http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/09/19/ubuntu-tricks-how-to-generate-a-list-of-installed-packages-and-use-it-to-reinstall-packages/
[19:00] <sha1sum> wasn't paying much attention other than the double-dash
[19:01] <sha1sum> is it not two dashes?
[19:01] <llutz> sha1sum: it is 2 dashes,but your command has a weired character+1 dash
[19:01] <llutz> [19:57:13] <sha1sum> llutz: dpkg –-get-selections    <- those aren't both dashes
[19:02] <sha1sum> sone of a $*(&# it's actually showing just a *hair* thicker on my terminal... Almost inperceptable.
[19:02] <Scunizi> I'm using FF on a bank site that did a check to see if FF is 128bit encryption compatible.  The check reports that it is not. Is that true?
[19:02] <sha1sum> it's an &mdash; html entity
[19:02] <Dr_willis> '--' used befor a 'long style command argument'  i belive. :) not sure if thats a posix standard or where it comes from
[19:02] <sha1sum> I believe.
[19:02] <llutz> sha1sum: try a better readable console-font
[19:03] <sha1sum> yeah good call. Or stop going to websites that have bad plain-text formatting.
[19:03] <dahaxxer> is precise pangolin stable?
[19:03] <sipior> dahaxxer: no.
[19:03] <sha1sum> Guy actually gives this warning on the site: "NOTE: WordPress interprets two dashes (- -) as one dash (–). When you’re putting this into your CLI, make sure it’s dropping two dashes ‘- -’ without the space between them."
[19:04] <dahaxxer> !precise > dahaxxer
[19:04] <Dr_willis> gotta love sites that mess up your code.
[19:04] <Chamunks> asdf
[19:05] <Chamunks> Is there a name for the ubuntu linux sound manager I want to install it for linux mint
[19:05] <crow_> !precise > crow_
[19:05] <MonkeyDust> Chamunks  mint is not supported here
[19:05] <Chamunks> MonkeyDust,  I'm not asking for support for linux mint
[19:05] <crow_> monkeydust he's asking about an ubuntu program
[19:06] <Chamunks> if you would have read my question.
[19:06] <Chipzzz> Chamunks: alsa and pulse
[19:06] <seanh> Hey, I installed postgresql on my ubuntu server but the psql file is giving me "could not connect to server: No such file or directory". Do you know how I start postgres?
[19:06] <forever2432> Dr_willis: it worked fine back when we only used PHP now we got javascript incompatiblities with different browsers
[19:06] <DarkCore> Chamunks, gnome-sound-applet?
[19:06] <Chamunks> Chipzzz, thanks I'm just stuck using an old looking UI that isnt very intuitive and the ubuntu one is much nicer.
[19:06] <Chamunks> DarkCore, thats likely it :)
[19:06] <Chamunks> thanks you guys you're always great :D
[19:07] <Mech0z> is there a way to launch a simple text editor that can do the same as VI in ubuntu?
[19:07] <Mech0z> with admin rights
[19:07] <DarkCore> nano
[19:07] <DarkCore> ^
[19:07] <MonkeyDust> Chamunks  crow_ ok, get it => there's alsamixer, in the terminal
[19:07] <Infernall> Dr_willis: what can i do to set my root password, i tried the shadow file route, and the remove likewise-open also didnt work
[19:08] <zykotic10> !noroot | Infernall
[19:08] <Chamunks> MonkeyDust, I'm mainly looking to install the ui from ubuntu that for some reason is missing within my install of mate
[19:08] <Chamunks> I think that I had it in gnome3/gnome-shell
[19:08] <forever2432> Mech0z: sudo nano /dir/file
[19:08] <Chamunks> but I just recently was experiencing some issues there so i switched back
[19:09] <Infernall> zykotic10: how do i use that
[19:09] <Chamunks> thanks all :)
[19:09] <Infernall> zykotic10: right now i'm as a root user from recovery and it seas event not found
[19:09] <zykotic10> Infernall: bot seems to be MIA - that factoid says, the setting a root password is not supported in #ubuntu (you can do it on your own system, but don't ask for help here - sorta thing)
[19:11] <Infernall> zykotic10: so were can i go for help? i have no idea what else can i try?
[19:11] <sipior> Infernall: can you log in with your normal user account? what exactly happened to your system?
[19:11] <sentenza> http://xdcc_2
[19:11] <zykotic10> Infernall: sorry i haven't been following your actual issue, was just reacting to your "how do i set a root password".  I can't help - good luck.
[19:12] <Infernall> sipior: can i go private with you?
[19:12] <sipior> Infernall: we can talk here.
[19:13] <rockets> Where is the root crontab file located on ubuntu?
[19:13] <rockets> I can edit it with sudo crontab -e but I'd like to know where it actually is
[19:13] <theadmin> rockets: /etc/crontab
[19:14] <compdoc> that never worked for me - I edit /etc/crontab with an ediotr
[19:14] <cordyceps> can I do sudo something && sudo somehting? Or will it ask me for a password for the second sudo?
[19:14] <compdoc> editor
[19:14] <rockets> theadmin, no, that's not it.
[19:14] <Gentoo64> cordyceps, if it times out it will
[19:14] <jrib> rockets: read crontab's man page, it tells you
[19:14] <Mech0z> do you need to add something to samba to enable windows sharing
[19:14] <Mech0z> or is that on by default
[19:14] <cordyceps> how long do I get
[19:14] <cordyceps> ?
[19:14] <Zaitzev> sup
[19:14] <Gentoo64> cordyceps, idk 15 min by default i think
[19:15] <Zaitzev> before I reformat again
[19:15] <rockets> jrib, thanks
[19:15] <Gentoo64> cordyceps, you can change the time in sudoers
[19:15] <Zaitzev> any helpful advice on partitioning?
[19:15] <jrib> rockets: note you shouldn't edit those files directly though
[19:15] <rockets> jrib, I know, I just wanted to know where it was.
[19:15] <negative> Zaitzev: What are you trying to do?
[19:15] <cordyceps> Gentoo64: thkx ;)
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Zaitzev: are you dual booting
[19:15] <compdoc> Mech0z, its not default on any systems Ive installed
[19:15] <Zaitzev> ActionParsnip: No
[19:15] <Zaitzev> negative: I understand having /home, /boot etc on their own partitions
[19:15] <Infernall> sipior: after installing ubuntu i didnt set root password, i wanted to set root now so i can get some privilages for my user... it seemed there was nothing i could do to change the root, as it allways returned invalid token, so i tried it for my user. i went to the UA settings to change the pw, there it got stuck. After 10min of loading screen i just rebooted the system to find out i cant log into my root or my user
[19:15] <Zaitzev> is a smart thing to do
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Zeroedout: 10Gb Ext4 for /, 1.1 x RAM for swap and the rest ext4 for /home
[19:16] <Zaitzev> failtab? :P
[19:16] <sipior> Infernall: are both /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow in place?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Zeroedout: unless you have less than 2Gb RAM, then 2.1 x RAM for swap
[19:16] <Zaitzev> I have 6GB ram
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Zaitzev: yep. se above :)
[19:16] <cordyceps> Does 'buntu have something like a 'root' terminal, no sudo reqd?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Zaitzev: do you need hibernate / suspend?
[19:16] <Zaitzev> no
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> cordyceps: run:  sudo -i
[19:17] <syddraf> Is there a utility that will allow me to view the ttl time of a dns entry in my cache?
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> Zaitzev: then you can easily get away with no swap :)
[19:17] <Infernall> sipior: no i didnt check /etc/passwd wasnt in the instructions i was using up till now, i'll check
[19:17] <Zaitzev> so
[19:17] <Zaitzev> 10gb for /
[19:17] <Zaitzev> rest for /home
[19:17] <Zaitzev> that's all I need?
[19:18] <iceroot> Zaitzev: swap is also a good idea
[19:18] <Zaitzev> I could probably go a little up on / seeing as I got a 320GB drive to use
[19:18] <Zaitzev> what about /var, /usr and the others?
[19:18] <DarkCore> cordyceps, haven't tried, but shouldn't gksu gnome-terminal work?
[19:18] <iceroot> Zaitzev: the best is to use the ubuntu defaults the installer is suggesting
[19:18] <sipior> Infernall: for future reference, the account you created at install should be able to acquire superuser privileges by running commands via "sudo"
[19:18] <barnold> anyone using Kompozer?
[19:18] <DarkCore> oh yeah, it does
[19:18] <moshind75> 5
[19:18] <iceroot> !anyone | barnold
[19:18] <cordyceps> DarkCore: sudo -i does the trick, thanks ActionParsnip ;)
[19:18] <Zaitzev> iceroot: that's the thing, I don't even know what the defaults are
[19:19] <iceroot> Zaitzev: why? ubuntu is asking you "install ubuntu on this drive?"
[19:19] <iceroot> Zaitzev: then its creating / and swap automaticly
[19:19] <Lord_Kakturion> Do anybody know if there are any drivers for akai eie pro?
[19:19] <Infernall> sipior: noted, thou i wanted to set root ether way, just so everything is in place
[19:19] <Zaitzev> and /home etc on its own partition?
[19:19] <iceroot> Zaitzev: no
[19:19] <Zaitzev> exactly, hehe
[19:19] <iceroot> Zaitzev: /home will be part of /
[19:19] <Xanthippus> Heeey
[19:19] <sipior> Infernall: in place?
[19:19] <calico> hey guys, i'm running xubuntu on a virtual box. Have setup shared folders and everything, but can't see my hdd's in file manager...  Help how to fix that really appreciated
[19:20] <Xanthippus> Do you guys know of any good hardware channels?
[19:20] <iceroot> Xanthippus: ##hardware
[19:20] <iceroot> !alis | Xanthippus
[19:20] <Xanthippus> Thanks!
[19:20] <Zaitzev> I'll try 20GB for /, 1.1xRAM for swap and the rest for /home
[19:20] <codepal> I've just installed libglib2.0-0 2.30.2, but libgimp2.0 : Depends: libglib2.0 (>= 2.30.2)
[19:20] <codepal> and it won't install
[19:21] <Xanthippus> Thanks iceroot c y'all
[19:21] <forever2432> calico: the HDD's from the main desktop?
[19:21] <codepal> anybody tell me why libglib2.0 is showing the correct version required in apt-cache showpkg - yet apt won't install ?
[19:21] <calico> forever2432,  yes
[19:21] <Infernall> sipior: i mean just i its set
[19:21] <Zaitzev> I'll be back :)
[19:21] <codepal> can I tell apt to force install ?
[19:22] <Nach0z> codepal: yes
[19:22] <Infernall> sipior: does the passwd file work the same? do i delete the 2nd entry?
[19:22] <calico> forever2432, told it to auto mount, permanent, I rebooted and still...
[19:22] <DarkCore> codepal, apt-get install -y
[19:22] <forever2432> calico: you need to install linux additions and then shutdown VM and edit your VM folder options to add Drives as virtual network drives
[19:22] <sipior> Infernall: you shouldn't delete anything in /etc/passwd.
[19:22] <Infernall> sipior: in that case, yes the file is there
[19:22] <sipior> Infernall: verify that your user account is present, and the file is undamaged.
[19:22] <codepal> DarkCore, didn't work
[19:22] <iceroot> Infernall: you should never ever edit /etc/passwd
[19:23] <sipior> Infernall: the second entry should be "x"
[19:23] <iceroot> Infernall: NEVER
[19:23] <iceroot> Infernall: use "usermod"
[19:23] <sipior> iceroot: system recovery. leave us alone.
[19:23] <forever2432> calico: on your VM menu there is load VM additions
[19:23] <iceroot> sipior: no need for your strange attitude
[19:23] <DarkCore> codepal, my bad.. apt-get -y install
[19:23] <sipior> iceroot: you're geting in the way.
[19:23] <Infernall> sipior: noted, and 2nd entry indeed is x
[19:23] <calico> forever2432, I did loaded them but.. btw i've installed linux additions before setting shared folders
[19:23] <northernen> codepal, what does 'ldd  _file_' say?
[19:24] <sipior> Infernall: is /etc/shadow also intact?
[19:24] <iceroot> sipior: usefull infos over "bad suggestions" are never in the way
[19:24] <sipior> iceroot: bye now.
[19:24] <forever2432> calico: You need to install the Guest additions on the VM run Ubuntu
[19:25] <codepal> northernen, hrmm which _file_ would that be
[19:25] <Infernall> sipior: the file is there, thou i have allready deleted the hashed entries
[19:26] <forever2432> calico: otherwise VM Ubuntu wont understand that its running on VM
[19:26] <sipior> Infernall: the lines are completely gone? or do you simply mean the password hashes?
[19:26] <Pecker> jumping in here late..what is calico trying to do
[19:26] <calico> forever2432, i did this: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose-guest-utils
[19:26] <calico> before setting up shared folders on vbox
[19:26] <Infernall> sipior: i mean the password hashes root::....
[19:26] <calico> Pecker, i can't see my shared folders on virtual box xubuntu
[19:26] <digitalcake> trying to apt-get install libjpeg but no luck did they remove that lib from ubuntu?
[19:26] <forever2432> calico:look on VM Device>Install Guest additions on the program
[19:27] <Pecker> ah
[19:27] <digitalcake> libjpeg-dev install fine though
[19:27] <Pecker> you need the guest additions, click devices->install guest additions iirc
[19:27] <Pecker> course id rather use samba shres for sharing files with vm
[19:27] <calico> forever2432, yes, it mounts just a cd
[19:28] <northernen> codepal, libglib2.0. Guessing that's a shared library? If it is, it's possibly looking for the required library in the wrong path. In that case you'll have to create a symlink to the real file in the location libglib2.0 is looking.
[19:28] <forever2432> calico: additions have to be installed on the first desktop and your VM desktop for it to work
[19:28] <Pecker> i dont remember you having to put guest additions on the host to get this working?
[19:28] <calico> i didn't understand that, is it a separate program, different from virtualbox ?
[19:29] <forever2432> calico: cool now install and restart
[19:29] <sipior> Infernall: you're currently running a live cd, i suppose?
[19:29] <codepal> northernen, I'm trying to use apt-get to install gimp 2.7.5 from matt's repo
[19:29] <Infernall> sipior: yes
[19:29] <guntbert> forever2432: no, the guest additions need only be installed in the guest  -- vbox support in #vbox too
[19:29] <calico> should i restart virtual box forever2432 ?
[19:29] <codepal> unfortunately his instructions to add ricotz & gnome3 repos are not working
[19:29] <Pecker> calico devices->install guest additions, it mounts a cd image, run script from that cd in vm
[19:29] <Mech0z> how do I make a user owner of a folder?
[19:29] <iceroot> Mech0z: chown username folder
[19:29] <Telroth> I have /usr/bin/screen crashing once or twice a week; Is there a way to get a core dump or a better log than the "screen has segfaulted" in dmesg?
[19:29] <Pecker> Mech0z: chown user /folder
[19:29] <ratcheer> Mech0z: chggrp
[19:30] <iceroot> Mech0z: and chown -R username folder if you also want everything in that folder set to the user
[19:30] <northernen> codepal, do you have a pastebin?
[19:30] <sipior> Infernall: where is your system root currently mounted?
[19:30] <forever2432> calico:run autorun.sh to install on VM run ubuntu
[19:30] <calico> Pecker, this is my first linux day, "script" is abstract as God
[19:30] <calico> =)
[19:30] <Zal> Telroth, run it through strace maybe
[19:30] <codepal> northernen, https://launchpad.net/~matthaeus123/+archive/mrw-gimp-svn
[19:30] <ratcheer> Mech0z: No, my answer was wrong.
[19:30] <Pecker> calico: ah....need to learn otherwise linux wont be useful to you ;)
[19:30] <Mike9863> I ran the first command given on this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure and it installed a bunch of software that I do not want such as Unity, Empathy, etc. How can I remove everything it did?
[19:30] <codepal> northernen, sure I have pastebin
[19:30] <KehoroBlade> could someone point me to the room that helps with Debugging a program for a bug report I have all the dbgsym packages installed but need to get some help with getting the correct information.
[19:30] <northernen> codepal, of the error message.
[19:30] <Tynach> Hey, I'm having annoying sound issues. Sound USED to work fine, and it seems random how this happens...
[19:30] <codepal> but ldd isn't going to help, cause I haven't installed gimp2.7.5 yet
[19:31] <forever2432> calico: from the virtual cd look for in folder autorun.sh and run to install
[19:31] <Tynach> Sometimes when I log in, sound works. Other times, it doesn't.
[19:31] <Pecker> Mike9863: sudo apt-get remove unwantedapp
[19:31] <calico> Pecker, im good at copying and pasting stuff in the console tho
[19:31] <Infernall> sipior: the live cd i suppose
[19:31] <calico> forever2432, let me check that
[19:31] <Mike9863> Pecker: I do not want to have to do it for every application it installed. I don't even know the list. Is there no way to revert the changes it made?
[19:31]  * Pecker starts virtualbox so he doesnt have to remember how it worked
[19:31] <Tynach> overall, I'm finding I have to log out/log in/log out/log in over and over until sound works. Sometimes I have to reboot.
[19:31] <northernen> codepal, it reports you missing libglib?
[19:31] <sipior> Infernall: you've mounted your system's root partition somewhere, obviously.
[19:31] <Pecker> was there a script you used or something Mike9863 ?
[19:32] <Tynach> Right now, nothing's working. How do I solve this?
[19:32] <Pecker> Tynach: need mroe info as to what 'what' is
[19:32] <Infernall> sipior: /media/long string
[19:32] <Mike9863> Pecker: Just that first command
[19:32] <sipior> Infernall: okay, use chroot: chroot /media/blahblah /bin/sh
[19:33] <Zal> Mike9863, that's actually a whole script, just written as one line. You'll have to rewrite it in reverse.
[19:33] <Tynach> Pecker, what do you mean? The issue is that I don't know what is causing sound not to work. I'm asking you guys what it could be.
[19:33] <sipior> Infernall: then "passwd <username>"
[19:33] <Pecker> ah misssed your question part
[19:33] <tuxguy> test
[19:33] <Mike9863> Zal: Well I see that it ran sudo apt-get dist-upgrade. Is that what would install all those packages?
[19:33] <codepal> northernen, missing the correct version to continue to install libgimp2.0
[19:33] <forever2432> calico: just tested it now again and my shares folders from my host is in /media
[19:34] <Pecker> Mike9863: seesm to me it ran upgrade and dist-upgrade... otherwise all it did was pluseaudio which is needed for sound
[19:34] <codepal> and with apt-cache showpkg libglib2.0-0 I KNOW I have the right version
[19:34] <Zal> Mike9863, no, upgrade won't typically install a bunch of new packages as far as I know. The *next* command installs new stuff though
[19:34] <tuxguy> Hey Folks...am a n00b & running 12.04 alpha2 on a 64 bit dell laptop....trackpad does not work
[19:34] <calico> forever2432, it said that i already have it, now im reinstallign
[19:34] <codepal> need to tell apt it's got it's facts wrong
[19:34] <Pecker> not much you can do if you dont remember what was installed except apt0get remove app
[19:34] <tuxguy> anybpody else having issues with trackpad on 12.04 pp alpha2 ?
[19:35] <xangua> !pangolin | tuxguy
[19:35] <tuxguy> @ubottu..i know
[19:35] <Pecker> stil mad at ubuntu for not making p be penguin
[19:35] <tuxguy> installed the alpha using dist-upgrade
[19:35] <Tynach> Anyone have a clue on my sound issue?
[19:35] <codepal> northernen, http://pastebin.com/Vf6zYmu7
[19:36] <zykotic10> tuxguy: dist-upgrade?  are you sure your on 12.04 then?  "lsb_release -sc"
[19:36] <Mike9863> Zal: I'm guessing the ubuntu-desktop package is the one that comes with all the packages. If I were to remove ubuntu-desktop would it revert to what I had previously or would it remove essential things as well?
[19:36] <forever2432> calico: just tested it now again and my shares folders from my host is in /media
[19:36] <Infernall> sipior: so far seems good
[19:36] <xangua> Mike9863: it won't
[19:36] <widewake> hi guis.
[19:36] <Pecker> calico: devices_install guest additions->open cd drive in vm-> run autorun.sh
[19:36] <tuxguy> @zykotic10
[19:36] <tuxguy> {
[19:36] <tuxguy> 02march2012_0035ist_papa-phd-kalesh-park-navbharat_cancer-genomics-gmail-chat_apple-vp-ucsc-haussler-lab_macarthur-lab-harvard_chrome-freeze_etal_win1
[19:36] <sipior> Infernall: check /etc/shadow to make sure the entry is present. you should then be able to log in to your system with your user account.
[19:36] <tuxguy> sorry
[19:36] <ratcheer> Tynach: From my experience, it could be any of about a thousand things.
[19:37] <Mike9863> xangua: It won't remove essential things or it won't remove only the packages it newly installed?
[19:37]  * dahaxxer headbangs
[19:37] <tuxguy> ctrl+c instead of ctrl+shift+c
[19:37] <tuxguy> tux@tux-Inspiron-N4030:~$ lsb_release -a
[19:37] <tuxguy> No LSB modules are available.
[19:37] <tuxguy> Distributor ID:	Ubuntu
[19:37] <tuxguy> Description:	Ubuntu precise (development branch)
[19:37] <tuxguy> Release:	12.04
[19:37] <FloodBot1> tuxguy: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:37] <tuxguy> Codename:	precise
[19:37] <widewake> Adobe flash player will crash whenever i try to access my cam or mic, wat do?
[19:37] <dahaxxer> !grub3
[19:37] <xangua> tuxguy: did you read the part where it says Pangolin Support is in #ubuntu+1 ?
[19:37] <dahaxxer> !grub
[19:37] <zykotic10> tuxguy: reask your question in #ubuntu+1
[19:38] <tuxguy> thanks guys, my bad, am new to irc, took me a while to figure out #ubuntu+1 is another channel...
[19:38] <tuxguy> i initially thought it's an email list
[19:38] <Tynach> ratcheer, if it helps, the sound seems to 'work' at the login screen - i.e. I can move the volume slider back and forth. When I log into Unity (2D|3D), the sound symbol is the speaker and two dashes - as if it were muted - and the volume slider is unusable.
[19:38] <widewake> Adobe flash player will crash whenever i try to access my cam or mic, wat do?
[19:38] <zykotic10> tuxguy: FYI beginners should not be running the development version, you're going to run into issues!
[19:38] <Infernall> sipior: longest hash i' v ever seen :)
[19:38] <tuxguy> everything else works fine,e xcept the trackpad...want to be on the bleedinge edge
[19:39] <tuxguy> :)
[19:39] <Tynach> Ubuntu should create some sort of 'rolling release' version of Ubuntu.
[19:39] <widewake> Adobe flash player will crash whenever i try to access my cam or mic, wat do? adobe website also does to recognize my mic or cam. so i cant adjust there. though cam and mic have worked plenty of times.
[19:40] <ratcheer> Tynach: Yes, I think it is muted. Will the "--" icon not drop down to a menu? And on that menu, there should be an unmute button...
[19:41] <Tynach> ratcheer, as I said, it appears as if it's muted. But the 'unmute' button is not visible, and I cannot 'slide' the volume slider. Attempting to slide the volume slider actually crashes the menu.
[19:41] <calico> Pecker, now i that i see my shared folders, i dont have permission to access them??
[19:42] <dahaxxer> ubuntu,
[19:42] <dahaxxer> ----------> win bootmgr or grub2? <----------
[19:42] <ratcheer> Tynach: Rolling release sounds wonderful, doesn't it? In reality, it is just different headaches. I know, I run Arch, too.
[19:42] <Tynach> ratcheer, trying to open Sound Settings, it has "Choose a device to configure", and has no devices listed.
[19:42] <Infernall> sipior: it worked, might i bother with a quick question what is a login keyring?
[19:42] <Pecker> calico: this is why i hate shared folders..never seems to work right.
[19:42] <Pecker> whats is the exact error you get
[19:42] <northernen> codepal, did you check for libglib2.0 having unmet dependencies?
[19:42] <calico> permission denied
[19:42] <widewake> Adobe flash player will crash whenever i try to access my cam or mic, wat do?
[19:43] <sipior> Infernall: a data store for various credentials.
[19:43] <forever2432> ok
[19:43] <Zal> calico, shared folders are going to need proper group ownership and permissions, and users will need to be in the right group.
[19:43] <ratcheer> Tynach: So, it sounds fairly messed up. I'm not sure what to tell you.
[19:43] <sipior> Infernall: you can change the password of the keyring to match your own login password, and it won't ask you for a password after logging in.
[19:43] <sipior> Infernall: have a look at the gnome-keyring utility.
[19:44] <calico> Zal, so how do I do that...
[19:44] <Tynach> ratcheer, I know. That's why I'm asking on here :p I'm normally pretty good at Linux.
[19:44] <Tynach> Does anyone know where the pulseaudio settings are stored?
[19:44] <codepal> northernen, http://pastebin.com/PeEjPiAk
[19:44] <Dmole> is there a chan for 12.04?
[19:44] <codepal> I can't see any unmet dependencies....
[19:45] <delinquentme> if Im trying to install java over terminal ... what would I use ?   like i ran this:  sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre sun-java6-jdk  and it was unable to find any candidates
[19:45] <delinquentme> i've found a tut .. but it says I need to add someone PPA... for java that feels weird
[19:45] <ratcheer> Tynach: Have you looked at the in-depth sound issues troubleshooting thread on ubuntuforums.org?
[19:45] <iceroot> delinquentme: its not in the repos anymore
[19:45] <iceroot> delinquentme: you have to download it from the oracle website
[19:46] <delinquentme> O_o;;;
[19:46] <Zal> calico, create a group, put your users in that group, change the group ownership of the folder to that group, and read "man chmod" for fine-tuning access controls.
[19:46] <delinquentme> best way to do that for an EC2 instance?
[19:46] <iceroot> delinquentme: oracle is evil and is not allowing anymore to provide java
[19:46] <codepal> 2.30.2-4ubuntu1~oneiric1 == 2.30.2!!!
[19:46]  * Zal goes to lunch
[19:46] <codepal> so why!
[19:46] <Tynach> ratcheer, I've looked for such threads, have not found any. The ones I've found have a big long command line, and reading it, I do NOT want to install random stuff from a new repository. So no thanks.
[19:46] <vithos> is there a way to restore a ubuntu-server (11.10) install to a "pristine" state? i had to upgrade my new vps from 10.10 to 11.10 but some things seem misconfigured
[19:46] <iceroot> delinquentme: the best is to use openjdk instead of sun/oracle java
[19:46] <ratcheer> Tynach: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1885240
[19:46] <iceroot> vithos: only with your backup
[19:46] <OerHeks> Dmole, join #Ubuntu+1 for Pangolin 12.04
[19:46] <delinquentme> sudo apt-get openjdk
[19:47] <Dr_willis> !java
[19:47] <Dmole> OerHeks: thanks :)
[19:47] <iceroot> delinquentme: sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jre
[19:47] <ratcheer> Tynach: Also, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683
[19:47] <guntbert> I tried to ppa-purge webup8team/gnome3 and it gives some scary output about removing *many* packages - see http://paste.ubuntu.com/864010/ . Any opinions on this?
[19:48] <Dr_willis> !ppa-purge
[19:48] <Dr_willis> yousure you gave the command right to remove that repo?
[19:48] <Dr_willis> errr ppa. :)
[19:48] <Tynach> ratcheer, Firefox is trying to access sound in the background whenever I click on a link apparently (even though no sound is played), and it freezes/crashes upon me trying to read those pages. Lawl.
[19:48] <GeorgeJ> How does one disable 3d effects on Ubuntu 12.04?
[19:49] <iceroot> GeorgeJ: #ubuntu+1
[19:49] <calico> Zal, how do I change the ownership of the folder
[19:49] <Dr_willis> GeorgeJ,  go to #ubuntu+1 for that release
[19:49] <GeorgeJ> Allright, thank you
[19:49] <ratcheer> Tynach: Wow. I've never heard of anything like that.
[19:49] <Dmole> what is the normal way to run a script on user login?
[19:49] <guntbert> Dr_willis: sudo ppa-purge ppa:webupd8team/gnome3     seems correct?
[19:50] <Dr_willis> Dmole,  depends on what its doing.
[19:50] <Dr_willis> guntbert,  all i know about the command is shown in that factoid url. :) ive never needed to use it.
[19:50] <Dmole> Dr_willis: howso?
[19:50] <Tynach> ratcheer, it eventually continues, having given up. But that basically means I have to wait for 30 seconds after hitting the 'back' button.
[19:50] <Dr_willis> Dmole,  what is the script doing...
[19:50] <Dmole> Dr_willis: the script is running xbmc if you must know :)
[19:50] <guntbert> Dr_willis: any opinion on the *long* list?
[19:51] <Dr_willis> Dmole,  last i checked - xbmc added a session entry in the LightDm/Login menus. You could put a link from the xbmc.desktop file to your autostart directory
[19:51]  * calico slapz XuMuK 
[19:51] <Dr_willis> or is it autorun..
[19:51] <Dr_willis> !autorun
[19:51] <dahaxxer> guys, I cannot install lubuntu from wubi
[19:51] <Dr_willis>  ~/.config/autorun (or autostart)
[19:51] <dahaxxer> it is not in the list
[19:52] <amr> ive tried disabling ServerSignature in httpd.conf, but I can't seem to get it to work
[19:52] <Dmole> Dr_willis: where is the "autostart directory"?
[19:52] <dahaxxer> why isn't the best of ubuntu in a list of a win32 installer?
[19:52] <amr> ive restarted apache, and httpd.conf is included in apache2.conf, so where else should i specify this?
[19:52] <amr> in a site?
[19:52] <urfr332gO> dahaxxer, are you sure you want a wubi, it is not for long erm use.
[19:52] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  wubi can be problemnatic. You could download a lubuntu.iso perhaps and point the wubi installer to it.
[19:53] <dahaxxer> why would they still give it away then?
[19:53] <calico> dahaxxer, i confirm, noob user here, installed ubuntu from wubi, nothing but problems
[19:53] <dahaxxer> I want to keep my bootmgr and wubi is the way to go
[19:53] <Dr_willis> its for 'testing' out the release.
[19:53] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  i dont see the point in worrying about the boot manager. and id reccomend using virtualbox over wubi.
[19:53] <urfr332gO> dahaxxer, you can even with a dual boot with esaybcd.
[19:53] <dahaxxer> easybcd?
[19:53] <urfr332gO> easybcd*
[19:53] <dahaxxer> easybcd only works with win7
[19:54] <Dr_willis> You could install grub to a flash drive if you really wanted to and not touch the windows disk.
[19:54] <Dr_willis> You could even install to a flash drive for a totally portable setup.
[19:54] <urfr332gO> dahaxxer, did you mention the windows install your using?
[19:54] <calico> can someone please explain how do I change permissions of folders? I'm at https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/ubuntu-help/nautilus-file-properties-permissions.html#folders and still can't do it
[19:54] <dahaxxer> last question in here, how do i take off 5gb of an existent partition to make swap space?
[19:54] <Dr_willis> calico,  chown or chmod options foldername   normally
[19:55] <dahaxxer> urfr332gO: XP
[19:55] <Infernall> sipior: thx for your time, everything is setup
[19:55] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  use a gparted live cd, or some other tools to resize your existing partions.
[19:55] <marvindoppelt> dahaxxer, have you tried gParted?
[19:55] <urfr332gO> dahaxxer, a swap wont work with the wubi I believe wubi is just a file in windows
[19:55] <sipior> Infernall: great, glad you're up and running again.
[19:55] <jhutchins_> I have a fresh install on a Dell Optiplex GX280.  A lot of the text in dialog windows, xchat's input box, etc. is messed up.  On th eother hand, the chat window text is fine.
[19:55] <dahaxxer> thanks
[19:55] <Dmole> Dr_willis: ah I found "startup applications" int the menu I'll try that.
[19:55] <Dr_willis> never noticed if wubi uses a swap partion if it exists.. :) never really heard anyone mention that befor.
[19:55] <dahaxxer> gparted is my way to go
[19:56] <Infernall> sipior: btw, why is the root pw a taboo here?
[19:56] <Dr_willis> Dmole,  that just manages the links in that autorun dir basically
[19:56] <urfr332gO> Infernall, there isn't one.
[19:56] <Dr_willis> Infernall,  its goes against the ubuntu security 'methodogy' :)
[19:56] <dahaxxer> have a nice night, will be back to help when i'm done with my precise lubuntu
[19:56] <dahaxxer> day..
[19:56] <sipior> Infernall: it can trip up inexperienced users. also, the default openssh daemon on ubuntu permits root logins. (a bad policy)
[19:56] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  for 12.x go to #ubuntu+1
[19:56] <urfr332gO> dahaxxer, see #ubuntu+1 for precise
[19:56] <dahaxxer> Dr_willis, I'm ubuntu geek, I can outscore u+1
[19:56] <delinquentme> when I want to install a software package (JRuby ) I want to run ./path/to      .. what file?
[19:57] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  from what ive seen.. i dont think so,,
[19:57] <sipior> Infernall: sudo also permits a much finer allocation of superuser privileges, along with extensive logging.
[19:57] <LucidGuy> Routing question.  I have two ISPs.  Both configured but only one default route as we speak.  I have a certain IP/host on the internet I want to connect to only through the ISP connection that does not have a route in place.  Assuming that makes sense, does any know if that is possible?  Running Ubuntu.
[19:57] <dahaxxer> Dr_willis, i knew of  gparted, just i knew there was a way in the setup, that's what i meant
[19:57] <calico> Dr_willis, so (me = calico) chmod calico+rw /media, right?
[19:57] <Infernall> sipior: btw, well thx anyway :)
[19:57] <dahaxxer> and I tottaly hate grub
[19:57] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  i dont think wubi's setup does partioning at all.
[19:57] <sipior> Infernall: you can get a root shell via "sudo -i", if you need it.
[19:58] <sipior> Infernall: sure thing, have fun.
[19:58] <urfr332gO> dahaxxer, yeah right and I'm the king of Siam.
[19:58] <dahaxxer> okay thanks
[19:58] <Dr_willis> !permissions | calico
[19:58] <dahaxxer> urfr332gO, kings are fags.
[19:58] <urfr332gO> dahaxxer, if you use that tgerm you will be banned.
[19:58] <urfr332gO> term
[19:58] <dahaxxer> huh? u cnt ban me
[19:59] <Dmole> Dr_willis: nice that worked so where is this "autorun dir"? and it there a "logoff applications" thingy?
[19:59] <urfr332gO> dahaxxer, no but I can report you if yo continue.
[19:59] <Dr_willis> Dmole,  i gave its path earlier...
[19:59] <urfr332gO> you
[19:59] <Dr_willis>  ~/.config/autorun (or autostart)   <- I think
[19:59] <jhutchins_> Any clue how to address font issues?  d is displaying as an uppercse E
[20:00] <urfr332gO> !pm | dahaxxer
[20:01] <Dmole> Dr_willis: thanks
[20:01] <dahaxxer> hand guys
[20:01] <calico> Dr_willis, ok i did sudo chmod 777 /media but still cant access it
[20:02] <Silver`> calico:  what message r u receiving?
[20:02] <urfr332gO> dahaxxer, you have been reported along with your pm.
[20:02] <Dr_willis> calico,  a bit weird to need to do 777 to /media/ can you 'cd' to the directory and do a 'touch testifile' as a user?
[20:02] <Tynach> Ok, think I may have fixed it. brb, rebooting.
[20:02] <calico> Silver`,  permission denied
[20:02] <pangolin> dahaxxer: Please don't PM people without asking first.
[20:02] <dahaxxer> urfr332gO, please note that PM != #ubuntu
[20:03] <Dmole> Dr_willis: I looked at "tree ~/.config/autorun" and I'm not seeing it...
[20:03] <pangolin> dahaxxer: Please don't PM people without asking first. Some people consider it rude.
[20:03] <dahaxxer> so, don't expect me to get banned for having a nice chit chat via PM.
[20:03] <Silver`> calico i ment after you wrote the chmod command
[20:03] <Dr_willis> Dmole,  it may be autostart. i dont rember. and im not on a linux box.
[20:03] <dahaxxer> not sure if pangolin bot or human but kay
[20:04] <Dr_willis> You can get banned for being rude in PM.
[20:04] <calico> Silver`,  nothing that's all:
[20:04] <calico> calico@calico-VirtualBox:~$ sudo chmod 777 /media
[20:04] <calico> [sudo] password for calico:
[20:04] <calico> calico@calico-VirtualBox:~$
[20:04] <dahaxxer> Dr_willis, I was sweet as cake KP
[20:04] <Dr_willis> calico,  so you now do a  cd /media/ and  touch testfile    and get an error?
[20:05] <Dmole> Dr_willis: "tree -a ~/|grep -i start" found "startupCache.8.little" but that looks wrong....
[20:05] <Dr_willis> calico,  i dont really see wny you need to be doing this to /media/ unless you somehow messed it up.
[20:05] <dahaxxer> can i install ubuntu from SDHC?
[20:05] <Dr_willis> Dmole,  theres some bot factoid on it.
[20:05] <Dr_willis> dahaxxer,  if your system can boot a sdhc you can. done it befor.
[20:05] <Dr_willis> ive also installed to sdhc :)
[20:05] <dahaxxer> ty
[20:06] <dahaxxer> what was the command for killing the client again?
[20:06] <Dr_willis> what client?
[20:06] <dahaxxer> qwebirc
[20:06] <Dr_willis>  perhaps /quit
[20:06] <dahaxxer> ty hand
[20:06] <calico> Dr_willis, i just want to access my virtual box shared files that's all. I'm a new ubuntu user and all this frustrates me :(
[20:07] <Phinnay> hey! i am having a problem with one of my ubuntu 11.10 server machines
[20:07] <Dmole> Dr_willis: well I'll look into it another time thanks anyway
[20:07] <Dr_willis> calico, I never needed to mess with /media/ to access the special vbox share.. you could also just access the machine/vm via the network/samba/ssh/sftp methods
[20:07] <Phinnay> i go to log on, i enter the username and password... it shows me the motd and then kicks right back to the logon prompt...
[20:07] <guntbert> calico: you can ask for virtual box support in #vbox too
[20:07] <Dr_willis> vbox also has a decent manual/
[20:08] <sipior> Phinnay: this is at the console?
[20:08] <mohawkjohn> I went on vacation and when I came back my launcher icons were invisible and spread out. I can still click on things if I wait for t he tooltips to show up, but not all of them are even within the screen boundaries because they've been spread out so much. What gives?
[20:09] <velko_> Phinnay, have you changed your login shell? in /etc/passwd?
[20:11] <Boreeas> Is there a command to put my laptop in suspension mode from the console?
[20:13] <Phinnay> yeah, this is at the console
[20:13] <Phinnay> and ive done nothing to /etc/passwd
[20:13] <Phinnay> just... happened one day o.o
[20:13] <sipior> Phinnay: do you have any other access to the system? is there a file called /etc/nologin present?
[20:14] <Phinnay> i booted up with the CD and went to the "recover a broken system" option and mounted /
[20:14] <Phinnay> let me check
[20:15] <Phinnay> no on the /etc/nologon
[20:15] <sipior> Phinnay: your entry in /etc/passwd looks correct?
[20:16] <sipior> Phinnay: any unusual entries in your .login, .profile, &cet.?
[20:16] <velko_> Phinnay, what are the last entries in /va/log/auth.log?
[20:18] <sburw> I've an Android tablet and want to connect  it to my ubuntu desktop computer. What do I need to do?
[20:18] <Silver`> i failed at that one too:)
[20:19] <sburw> Anyone has a suggestion?
[20:19] <Phinnay> scrollin thru, it looks like someone was trying to log in as root over and over again
[20:19] <Phinnay> is a loong file
[20:19] <urfr332gO> sburw, you can actually install ubuntu on it.
[20:19] <Pecker> sburw: what are you trying to do with it? i assume grab a usb acable and hook the 2 systtems to gether
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[20:20] <FloodBot1> afaccrucazz: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[20:20] <DJones> !ops | afaccrucazz
[20:20] <aeon-ltd> uhhhhh....
[20:20] <Zaitzev> back
[20:20] <sburw> Pecker, I've a cable and yes, I want to share between both
[20:21] <Pecker> you shoul djust hook the 2 system together with usb cable, and it should work together just like that..idk dotn have andriod stuff so basing off of how other devices work
[20:21] <Zaitzev> typical that the nvidia driver installation doesn't let me use dual monitor
[20:22] <brand> hi could someone tell me how to install tar.gz file in ubuntu please
[20:22] <planttt> brand: you cannot install a tar.gz file, only extract it
[20:22] <Silver`> Pecker it's really not that easy lol
[20:22] <urfr332gO> !tar | brand,
[20:23] <aeon-ltd> brand: is this the source?
[20:23] <ssfdre38> how can i fix a GPG Key error?
[20:23] <brand> yes i have extracted the file
[20:23] <Zaitzev> su
[20:23] <dorong> I've created a RAID10 array using mdadm on /dev/md0 and haven't created a filesystem from it (nor an lvm volume over it) before I restarted the machine (ubuntu 11.10), and after the restart the device was name /dev/md127 instead of the /dev/md0 it was created as.
[20:23] <Zaitzev> ;)
[20:23] <brand> how can i proceed after that
[20:23] <aeon-ltd> brand: is this the source?
[20:23] <Zal> ssfdre38, what error?
[20:23] <brand> source? what is source.yes i think so
[20:23] <sburw> I' connected them. Haven't looked whether it worked or not. Do I need some drivers or whatever?
[20:23] <aeon-ltd> !compile | brand
[20:23] <brand> its a setup file
[20:23] <planttt> brand: kind of depends of what is in the tarball.
[20:24] <urfr332gO> brand, the bts link tells you how to install a tar, it is all over the web as well.
[20:24] <ssfdre38> Zal, http://paste.ssfdre38.com/67
[20:24] <urfr332gO> bots
[20:24] <sburw> See ya later
[20:24] <sburw> Bye
[20:24] <fishcooker> is there any regex tool offline @ubuntu?
[20:24] <Zal> ssfdre38, hm, you'll have to locate, download, and install their public key
[20:25] <planttt> fishcooker, please elaborate
[20:25] <Ubi_DaX> ?
[20:25] <Ubi_DaX> Hi
[20:26] <ssfdre38> Zal, well i use a ppa from kubuntu to update to the 4.8 kde desktop
[20:26] <Ubi_DaX> I have some problems with moving the instalation to the Flash in here
[20:26] <fishcooker> i don't get your point planttt
[20:26] <Ubi_DaX> I get copy failed
[20:26] <fishcooker> actually i usually test my regex online
[20:26] <Ubi_DaX> UNetBootin will not extract the files to the drive and Universal USB Installer gts copy failed
[20:26] <Ubi_DaX> what hsould I do?
[20:26] <Ubi_DaX> :]
[20:27] <brand> i am still really stuck in installing an application.this is the 1st time im using linux.need help guys
[20:27] <Pricey> brand: what app?
[20:27] <planttt> fishcooker, what do you mean with "regex tool" and what do you mean with "offline" ?
[20:27] <brand> i have extracted the tar and cd cd into the installation folder
[20:27] <brand> sidefx houdini
[20:27] <Pricey> brand: are you sure it isn't available in the repositories?
[20:27] <brand> yes i think so
[20:27] <planttt> fishcooker, but, to get you started, Perl has regexes built in
[20:27] <Pricey> brand: We really really don't reccomend randomly compiling random stuff off the intarwebs.
[20:27] <PsyCl0ne> Gentlemen, and women. Can someone assist me in enabling my touchpad with out a mouse and Internet.
[20:27] <planttt> fishcooker, so does PHP
[20:27] <Ubi_DaX> please?
[20:27] <brand> oh
[20:28] <Zal> fishcooker, kde has a regular expression widget. Maybe Gnome does too, I dunno
[20:28] <fishcooker> but on this case i can't do that .. usually i go to http://rubular.com/
[20:28] <brand> but its not a spam application or something
[20:29] <fishcooker> can u get my point planttt?
[20:29] <Pricey> brand: have you seen http://www.sidefx.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1207&Itemid=273#install ?
[20:29] <planttt> fishcooker, i do now, and gave you two pointers
[20:29] <Silver`> Can anyone recommend a good firewall?
[20:30] <AlanBell> Ubi_DaX: is the drive otherwise writeable?
[20:30] <Ubi_DaX> AlanBell, of course
[20:30] <fishcooker> perl and php, planttt?
[20:30] <Ubi_DaX> It writes boots info, but not the ubuntu
[20:30] <planttt> fishcooker, yes
[20:31] <planttt> fishcooker, o btw, JavaScript has it built in as well. If you have a browser, you have a "regex tool"
[20:31] <AlanBell> Ubi_DaX: so you have what an SD card in a USB reader or something?
[20:31] <velko_> Silver`, what is a good firewall? easy to setup for a single user or complex but flexible?
[20:31] <Ubi_DaX> It's a USB 2.0 HDD
[20:31] <Silver`> Ubi_DaX:  did you try extracting to the desktop and then copying then to the usb?
[20:31] <Ubi_DaX> It's actually an USB flash drive
[20:32] <Ubi_DaX> Silver` will that work?
[20:32] <Ubi_DaX> just simple copying? :\
[20:32] <AlanBell> no
[20:32] <urfr332gO> !info firewall
[20:32] <AlanBell> you can dd recent images to a USB drive and they should work
[20:32] <Silver`> did for me but if u wait i can tell u exactly how
[20:32] <Ubi_DaX> :\
[20:32] <AlanBell> !firewall | urfr332gO
[20:32] <fishcooker> hmmm planttt, i choose php over perl.. but still i can't get your point abt the solution on php
[20:32] <Tynach> ratcheer, I finally solved the problem, by deleting all Gnome settings. I deleted .local, .gnome2, .config, and several others in my home directory. I then rebooted. Not the prettiest solution, but it worked.
[20:33] <urfr332gO> AlanBell, wasn't for me but thanks.
[20:33] <planttt> fishcooker, you can install the php-cli package and have a php shell
[20:33] <ratcheer> Tynach: Excellent. Great work!
[20:33] <Silver`> Ubi_DaX:  there r some steps if you want to boot from the USB
[20:33] <urfr332gO> Silver`, ^^^ see the bot
[20:33] <brand> Pricey: thank you very much..the problem im facing is this The chosen installation directory          /homee/H12/hfs10.0.249     does not exist.      Create this directory for installation of software?     (Choosing 'n' will allow you to go back to the previous menu)      Create Directory (y or n) [y] ==>
[20:33] <ratcheer> Tynach: What led you to try that?
[20:34] <Ubi_DaX> Silver` I know how to boot from usb, but can i simply extract to usb with no crappy unetbootin
[20:34] <fishcooker> zal, what kind of widget.. let me know abt it
[20:34] <Ubi_DaX> ?
[20:34] <Ubi_DaX> that's what you stated.
[20:35] <Pricey> brand: that's a prompt, not a problem
[20:35] <Tynach> ratcheer, because I know nothing changed in my system config, and nothing changed in my hardware configuration. So, figured it had to be user settings.
[20:35] <fishcooker> OMJ, planttt php-cli.. then i can test it on command prompt rather than gui one
[20:36] <Tynach> If Btrfsck tools are ready by 12.04, I'm going to do a fresh install and switch to Btrfs.
[20:36] <brand> Pricey: mkdir: cannot create directory `/homee': Permission denied mkdir: cannot create directory `/homee': Permission denied mkdir: cannot create directory `/homee': Permission denied Pricey;Permission denied
[20:36] <Zaitzev> are there any better alternatives to disper?
[20:36] <Ubi_DaX> can't there be something wrong with lubuntu 12.04 image?
[20:36] <naman> anyone up for google summer of code
[20:36] <Pricey> brand: try /home/, not /homee/
[20:36] <planttt> fishcooker, right
[20:36] <planttt> fishcooker, or install Firebug and use the Javascript console to do it there
[20:36] <AlanBell> Ubi_DaX: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2011-June/033495.html
[20:37] <ratcheer> Tynach: I thought btrf fsck tool was still just a theory, heh heh.
[20:37] <Tynach> ratcheer, there's a version available in the "dangerdonteveruse" branch.
[20:37] <clouder`grr> fishcooker, if you are using rubular I'm assuming you are using ruby, why not use irb if you are going to go console route
[20:37] <fishcooker> i'm bleeding planttt :D
[20:38] <marvindoppelt> Perhaps this is not the right place to ask this, but if I may ask; I have just partitioned my hard on my Dell Vostro and installed Ubuntu 10.04.  The problem now is that though I can select windows option at the grub menu, the windows startup continues upto a point where I just get a black blank screen.  What could be the problem?
[20:38] <ratcheer> Tynach: Yes, I know. I got all excited reading about it on Phoronix, until I saw the donteveruse tag.
[20:38] <planttt> fishcooker, is that a good thing (/me is not native english speaking)
[20:38] <fishcooker> is there any desktop regex tool :p
[20:38] <Tynach> They're being VERY careful about Btrfsck.
[20:38] <Pecker> fishcooker: for regex: kiki
[20:39] <Tynach> But it's supposed to be ready by the next release of Oracle Linux.
[20:39] <Silver`> urfr332gO:  sorry i read your note, but i ment another firewall, already configured
[20:39] <llutz> !info kodos
[20:39] <llutz> fishcooker: ^^
[20:40] <urfr332gO> Silver`, there is firestarter, what do you need one for?
[20:40] <Silver`> can i pm you?
[20:41] <urfr332gO> Silver`, I probably know the least about linux firewalls, so it would be a waste, the channel is better really.
[20:42] <Silver`> ok
[20:42] <Ubi_DaX> I'll get to suicide watch
[20:42] <Silver`> what happened?
[20:42] <Ubi_DaX> Why is this forbidden?
[20:42] <Ubi_DaX> http://torrent.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/precise/beta-1/alternate/lubuntu-12.04-beta1-alternate-amd64.iso
[20:43] <Pici> Precise is not supported in this channel, try #ubuntu+1
[20:43] <Silver`> idk maybe because it's a beta version that failed?
[20:43] <Tynach> Ubi_DaX, you're downloading from torrent.ubuntu.com.
[20:43] <Pici> : Precise/12.04 is not yet released. Please join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion.
[20:43] <Ubi_DaX> ... Obviously i am Tynach..
[20:44] <Ubi_DaX> oh
[20:44] <Ubi_DaX> right
[20:44] <Tynach> Maybe that's only a torrent tracker site, and not an actual download site?
[20:44] <Ubi_DaX> I'm such a noob
[20:44] <Pecker> multiple personalities day?
[20:44] <Silver`> :)
[20:44] <Silver`> skizos r scary
[20:45] <codepal> ok so now I'm screwed
[20:45] <codepal> I used apt-get download libglib2.0-0 -
[20:45] <codepal> then ran dpkg -i libglib2.0-0
[20:45] <urfr332gO> Pecker, you a John Waters fan?
[20:45] <Pecker> never heard of him
[20:45] <Zaitzev> lol, userlogos.org is wiped
[20:45] <codepal> now synaptic won't do anything cause libgimp still thinks libglib is < 2.30
[20:45] <codepal> but it's libglib 2.31
[20:46] <urfr332gO> Pecker, he has a movie with your nic as the name.
[20:46] <codepal> how to remedy?
[20:46] <ZeloZelos> anybody know how to get an objects rotation to change the location of another?
[20:46] <codepal> can I edit the status file somewhere to manually override this?
[20:46] <mzilla> crap, i need to flash the bios of my acer aspire to fix an overheating problem but the only way to do that is via Windows and I have no windows :(
[20:46] <p1l0t> ZeloZelos: in what?
[20:46] <ZeloZelos> dang it wrong channel agian
[20:46] <codepal> mzilla, overheating problem?
[20:46] <ZeloZelos> sorry
[20:47] <codepal> mzilla, clean it ;-) ?
[20:47] <ZeloZelos> blender p1l0t
[20:47] <Pici> codepal: Do you realize that glib is an integral part of your system and you risk completely breaking your install by changing its version?
[20:47] <codepal> Pici, it's working...
[20:47] <urfr332gO> Pecker, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pecker_%28film%29 funny movie akk his are.
[20:47] <codepal> so it's not broken yet
[20:47] <luminoso> hi! i have 3 folders in /sys/class/backlight and only one works. how do i make FN hotkeys to set the right folder?
[20:47] <p1l0t> What is !blender
[20:47] <urfr332gO> all
[20:47] <p1l0t> !blender
[20:47] <p1l0t> Neat
[20:47] <codepal> and if Matthias GIMP suggests I can install it, I don't see why it won't work
[20:47] <Silver`> that sounds like u want to break it, codepal
[20:48] <codepal> I can always chroot and unbreak it
[20:48] <ZeloZelos> p1l0t, its a 3d animation program
[20:48] <codepal> just help me tell dpkg it's not broken
[20:48] <Pici> codepal: What are you trying to do exactly?
[20:48] <codepal> cause it's not
[20:48] <p1l0t> Sounds like awesomeness I'm going to try it
[20:48] <codepal> I've installed gimp 2.7.5
[20:48] <codepal> it's working
[20:48] <Pecker> ah urfr332gO you a fan of Jak and Daxter, thats when the name comes from for me
[20:48] <Pecker> ?
[20:48] <FreeWIlly> hi all im trying to partition and format a 3tb drive in ubuntu server
[20:48] <codepal> but now dpkg thinks libglib is a older version than is actually installed
[20:49] <codepal> I suspect a packaging problem in ricotz ppa
[20:49] <nycMonkey> I'm trying to convert the ubuntu iso to an img for installing from a USB on mac. The hdiutil command I've found it not working for me. Can anyone offer any assistance? The command I'm typing is: hdiutil convert -iso -o UDRW filename.img filename.iso
[20:49] <FreeWIlly> however creating the first partition and formatting it the size is only 447gb
[20:49] <codepal> all I want to do is cheat, and tell dpkg that it's got no dependency problmes
[20:50] <codepal> s/problmes/problems/
[20:50] <urfr332gO> Pecker, never been a gamer, but to each his own.
[20:50] <c0nv1ct> nycMonkey: that isn't going to work since modern Macs require USB storage to use GPT
[20:50] <c0nv1ct> nycMonkey: to be bootable, that is
[20:50] <p1l0t> Oh you need a GUI for that aye
[20:50] <mads-> Anyone else having problems downloading the new beta release as torrents?
[20:51] <Pecker> yep
[20:51] <delinquentme> can I get a 2 line breakdown of x64 vrs x32 ?  like are x64s inherently faster?
[20:51] <FreeWIlly> here a link using fdsik to create a partition again but dont know really what to put in to make the partition max, near to 3tb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/864112/
[20:51] <p1l0t> delinquentme: Yes.
[20:51] <yaro> Hey guys, I just tried 3.2.9 kernel and I get a black screen at lightdm. Lenovo l420 hd 3000 graphics.
[20:52] <yaro> tried it on 11.10
[20:52] <iceroot> delinquentme: amd64 can adress more memory, some application may be faster but you will not see the difference in speed. if possible always use amd64
[20:52] <ikonia> yaro: go back to the supported ubuntu kernel
[20:52] <theadmin> yaro: Unofficial kernels are not supported here.
[20:52] <iceroot> yaro: then use the kernel from ubuntu again, everything else is not supported here
[20:52] <xangua> yaro: try the kernel incluided in official repository
[20:52] <theadmin> yaro: chroot into your setup and install an official kernel
[20:53] <yaro> I know that supported one works.
[20:53] <marco> #ubuntu-it
[20:53] <FreeWIlly> can anyone help using fdisk and creating the max partition
[20:53] <yaro> But if I don't report, they won't fix it in 12.04 won't they?
[20:53] <ikonia> yaro: ok so if you know the standard kernel works, why areyou changing it
[20:53] <yaro> so could you please show me the way?
[20:53] <ikonia> yaro: what version of ubuntu are you working ?
[20:53] <ikonia> using
[20:53] <velko_> FreeWIlly, are you on this step right now? line in the pastebin?
[20:53] <yaro> 11.10 now
[20:53] <FreeWIlly> yip
[20:54] <Saalko> Hello there, I am using Ubuntu 11.10 And i wanted to start a game. But the game doesn't starts and closes. There is an terminal at the Terminal. That I am not using actual drivers. Can anyone help? My laptop has  a geforce GT555M graqfikchip. If I ask for VGA something in terminal, he says: So my question. is my grafik running across my CPU or with my grafik chip?
[20:54] <Saalko> http://paste.ubuntu.com/864113/
[20:54] <velko_> FreeWIlly, and you press 1. what happens?
[20:54] <yaro> or should I try beta 1 and report with its kernel?
[20:54] <iceroot> yaro: if the error is happening with 12.04 report a bug
[20:54] <ikonia> yaro: ok - so why are you testing non-11.10 kernels ?
[20:54] <ikonia> yaro: what are you trying to do/achieve ?
[20:54] <kevin> hi all. i am looking for some software suggestions... i need to create some very basic 2d animation with a static background and a rotating, moving image in the foreground that can be saved as an avi/mpg/etc. i know flash can do this using motion tweens, but i'm looking for a linux-compatible solution. any ideas?
[20:54] <iceroot> yaro: and 12.04 goes to #ubuntu+1
[20:54] <yaro> ok sorry for troubling you ;)
[20:55] <ikonia> yaro: its no trouble, just not sure what you are trying to do ?
[20:55] <Ubi_DaX> umm what the difference between alternate install and desktop install? *newb*
[20:55] <ikonia> Ubi_DaX: the install routine, nothing else
[20:55] <theadmin> Ubi_DaX: alternate = text installer
[20:55] <yaro> trying to report that 3.2 kernel doesn't work with hd3000
[20:55] <ikonia> Ubi_DaX: one is a full desktop/gui prompted installer, the other is ncurses
[20:55] <yaro> 3.3 does, but 3.3 doesn't have sound
[20:55] <FreeWIlly> velko_: i get this line: Last cylinder, +cylinders or +size{K,M,G} (1-267349, default 267349):
[20:55] <Ubi_DaX> wich one has try first?
[20:55] <ikonia> yaro: mixing distro components is not a valid test
[20:55] <iceroot> yaro: please test 12.04 and if that doesnt work, report a bug
[20:55] <yaro> trying to let the devs know about the problem
[20:55] <Ubi_DaX> the desktop?
[20:55] <ikonia> Ubi_DaX: just use the desktop
[20:56] <FreeWIlly> (hope its okay i paste a one liner in here
[20:56] <ikonia> yaro: you are making problems, not reporting existing one
[20:56] <iceroot> yaro: everything else is not related to ubuntu
[20:56] <ikonia> yaro: use 11.10 components with 11.10 - 12.04 with 12.04
[20:56] <yaro> it is a problem, it is with all distros on 3.2 kernel
[20:56] <ikonia> yaro: ok, so then it's not an ubuntu issue, it's a problem with the kernel that needs to be logged to the kernel, not the distro
[20:56] <iceroot> yaro: test it with 12.04
[20:56] <yaro> ok ;)
[20:57] <Silver`> Ubi_DaX:  yes, the desktop
[20:57] <iceroot> yaro: if it is a bug in the kernel report it to launchpad and to LKML
[20:57] <Ubi_DaX> thansk
[20:57] <iceroot> yaro: but using 11.10 with that kernel is not supported
[20:58] <velko> FreeWIlly, i was disconnected. i don't know if you talked to me in the meantime
[20:58] <FreeWIlly> velko_: sorry did u get that
[20:58] <FreeWIlly> velko: Last cylinder, +cylinders or +size{K,M,G} (1-267349, default 267349):
[20:58] <FreeWIlly> thats funny coz it sees 364801 cylinders initially
[20:59] <codeperl> hello
[20:59] <velko> FreeWIlly, just press enter. the default is to use the whole drive
[20:59] <FreeWIlly> should i just go with that max then try extend
[20:59] <velko> FreeWIlly, i don't think you have any other option
[20:59] <FreeWIlly> lemme try
[20:59] <FreeWIlly> tks
[20:59] <codeperl> i am in problem now.can anyone please help?i am running this command.http://pastebin.com/dm74rexk
[21:00] <codeperl> in ubuntu 11.04
[21:00] <codeperl> and it gives me the error,
[21:00] <codeperl> http://pastebin.com/LjHHxWYu
[21:00] <codeperl> i can not understand how to solve.
[21:01] <fishcooker> ok thanks all of my fan(llutz + pecker + zal +clouder`grr + especially for planttt.. thanks for bearing with me) for helping me abt the regex :D.. your help have inspired me to use wine + desktop regex tool. You all are the best :p
[21:01] <iceroot> codeperl: output of "cat /etc/apt/sources.list" and "cat /etc/issue"
[21:01] <theadmin> fishcooker: By the way, give http://regexr.com a try. It's web-based, but pretty damn powerful
[21:02] <Pecker> codeperl: sudo apt-get --fix-broken
[21:03] <fishcooker> thanks theadmin,, i'll check it out later
[21:03] <timblack1> Hi all.  I'm trying to upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10, but get the error described here:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/67698/could-not-calculate-the-upgrade-on-distribution-upgrade.  To attempt to fix this, I disabled all software sources not provided by Ubuntu, and I uninstalled all software not provided by Ubuntu in the Ubuntu Software Center.  Synaptic tells me I still have natty/restricted nvidia-current, nvidia-glx-180, and nvidia-g
[21:03] <timblack1> lx-185 installed.  Could these last packages be what is holding back the upgrade?  What can I do to find out what packages are holding back the upgrade?
[21:03] <Joshun> hi
[21:04] <codeperl> Pecker, i just run the command?
[21:04] <Boreeas> Is there a command to put my laptop into suspension mode from the command line?
[21:04] <compizlove> Hi @ all, i'm afflicted by a few unkillable compiz processes. They do not respond [or die, for that matter] to killall or kill -9 . What else can i try?
[21:04] <codepal> Pici, just used this to fix my dependency problem... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636724
[21:05] <codepal> I'll let you know when my system breaks...
[21:05] <aeon-ltd> compizlove: sudo ?
[21:05] <compizlove> i am root
[21:05] <compizlove> aeon-ltd: ^^
[21:05] <velko> Boreeas, do you use gnome?
[21:05] <aeon-ltd> compizlove: kill X along with it?
[21:06] <compizlove> tried killall Xorg , it restarts X but leaves the compiz processes hanging
[21:06] <codeperl> sudo apt-get --fix-broken dont give me the solve.
[21:06] <compizlove> thats what generated the multitude of hanging compiz processes, in fact
[21:06] <codeperl> iceroot, what i have to do?
[21:06] <Trevor69420> is there a way to take over someone else login session
[21:06] <hack_> hi
[21:06] <Trevor69420> land see what they are looking at
[21:06] <iceroot> codeperl: use the commands and paste the output to pastebin
[21:06] <hack_> hhii
[21:06] <hack_> help me
[21:07] <CFHowlett> !ask|hack_
[21:07] <raido> compizlove: have you turned compiz off in the settings and then restarted x?
[21:07] <Joshun> what are canonical going to about flash discontinuing the mozilla api?
[21:07] <hack_> raido
[21:07] <hack_> help me
[21:07] <compizlove> raido: thats like an ISP asking a client with a broken connection to send them an email
[21:07] <compizlove> raido: :D
[21:07] <EgonRuuda> Can my friend call any american? It is a life long oal of his.
[21:07] <EgonRuuda> *goal
[21:07] <Jacruth> Hullo
[21:07] <Pecker> codeperl: yesy
[21:07] <velko> Boreeas, if yes you may try this "dbus-send --print-reply --system --dest=org.freedesktop.UPower /org/freedesktop/UPower org.freedesktop.UPower.Suspend"
[21:07] <hack_> :)
[21:07] <Jacruth> do you know any voice changer for Ubuntu?
[21:08] <compizlove> raido: i only see a cursor
[21:08] <raido> compizlove: so you have no X now?
[21:08] <EgonRuuda> if you would help me on this i would be very happy
[21:08] <compizlove> x is started, yes
[21:08] <Pecker> compizlove: reboot?
[21:08] <raido> compizlove: you said X restarted
[21:08] <iceroot> Jacruth: canocial has nothing to do with mozilla firefox they dont change firefox
[21:08] <compizlove> but i only see a cursor
[21:08] <CFHowlett> EgonRuuda  ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:08] <iceroot> Jacruth: wrong nick, sorry
[21:08] <raido> compizlove: then it did not restart?
[21:08] <Jacruth> ah, okay
[21:08] <codeperl> Pecker, http://pastebin.com/yD8JqC0E
[21:08] <iceroot> Joshun: see above
[21:08] <compizlove> Pecker: i've been transferring data from a usb drive for the last 16 hours, would hate it to reboot now
[21:08] <codeperl> and iceroot
[21:08] <compizlove> raido: X died off.
[21:08] <Pecker> oh
[21:08] <compizlove> it brought me back to the login screen
[21:08] <Joshun> @iceroot where
[21:09] <compizlove> and from there i logged in again, and spawned yet another compiz process
[21:09] <Joshun> will they ship firefox still
[21:09] <Trevor69420> EgonRuuda, what do u mean can your friend call an american?
[21:09] <hack_> helo skye not video  ok
[21:09] <Trevor69420> like on the fone?
[21:09] <Joshun> or go with chrome
[21:09] <Pecker> must have a different apt version codeperl
[21:09] <Joshun> unless the pepper api was created as an addon for firefox
[21:09] <Pecker> i got that cmd from 10.04
[21:09] <compizlove> raido, Pecker , does that make sense to you?
[21:09] <iceroot> Joshun: canocial has nothing to do with mozilla firefox they dont change firefox
[21:09] <Seveas> Joshun, we can't see in the future :) These things are usually decided at UDS'es, so attend one of those
[21:10] <EgonRuuda> Trevor69420: just to talk to one by phone
[21:10] <Joshun> but then they still have a while yet
[21:10] <iceroot> Joshun: and also canocial is not allowed to change something in firefox and provide it
[21:10] <Trevor69420> EgonRuuda, that's pretty weird request... why would he want to do that?
[21:10] <raido> compizlove: but after loging in, do you get a desktop or not
[21:10] <Seveas> Joshun, yeah. At leasy until may :)
[21:11] <compizlove> raido: no. i only get my background and a moving mouse cursor.
[21:11] <dtcrshr> CFHowlett: hey man, just tryed the STA no internet access but still no wireless on the d530
[21:11] <iceroot> Joshun: but not having flash is good not bad
[21:11] <EgonRuuda> Trevor69420: I do not know, really... at the moment he is trying any number
[21:11] <compizlove> this is a snippet of 'top' ; http://pastebin.com/qxTJdGNb
[21:11] <delinquentme> if im SSHed into a machine on EC2 ... surely there is a really easy way to get files I've got held locally ... up onto the instance ?
[21:11] <iceroot> codeperl: that are not the commands i told you
[21:11] <sayo> 'lo everyone, any chance anyone could help me with a n00b upgrading question? I can't "parse the lists" required for automatic upgrade to unload 11.10 onto my netbook, is there perhaps a manual on upgrading someone knows about?
[21:11] <Trevor69420> EgonRuuda, he can call me later
[21:11] <iceroot> delinquentme: scp
[21:11] <Seveas> iceroot, that's not entirely true. It's free software so they can do that. However, they can't then call it firefax anymore due to trademark nonsense.
[21:11] <demonspork> I can't believe how amazing Ubuntu works on my CR48! I love all of you people. Thank you for being an amazing community and always being here when I am at a loss for answers
[21:11] <Joshun> @iceroot - but the web would be unusable for most people without flash
[21:11] <Seveas> delinquentme, rsync.
[21:11] <iceroot> Joshun: no
[21:11] <raido> compizlove: what version are you running
[21:11] <Joshun> homework sites
[21:12] <compizlove> 11.10
[21:12] <Joshun> video streaming
[21:12] <iceroot> Seveas: correct, they cant provide it as firefox
[21:12] <guntbert> codeperl: why don't you paste the output of "cat /etc/apt/sources.list" and "cat /etc/issue" , as has been asked before?
[21:12] <compizlove> raido: ^^
[21:12] <iceroot> Joshun: html5
[21:12] <codeperl> iceroot here is the result of 1st command
[21:12] <codeperl> http://pastebin.com/sPU7f8Jw
[21:12] <iceroot> Joshun: please dont support non-free software
[21:12] <Joshun> it looks promising
[21:12] <Joshun> i don't support it
[21:12] <CFHowlett> dtcrshr   as I recall your chip had 2 methods we could have tried.  If STA doesn't work , try b43.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[21:12] <compizlove> and its updated to the latest status
[21:12] <Joshun> but blocking it doesnt solve the problem
[21:12] <compizlove> i am also using the ATI proprietary drivers.
[21:13] <codeperl> and 2nd command gives me this result
[21:13] <Seveas> Joshun, adobe blocks it, nobody else does :-)
[21:13] <compizlove> so my text mode is broken too, not sure if thats related.
[21:13] <compizlove> it does not always happen
[21:13] <iceroot> Joshun: iphone and ipad are not having flash
[21:13] <compizlove> only sometimes
[21:13] <iceroot> Joshun: and they work
[21:13] <compizlove> also sometimes my audio devices are not detected properly
[21:13] <iceroot> Joshun: so if firefox dont have flash it will work also
[21:13] <velko> Joshun, this is really offtopic
[21:13] <raido> compizlove: can you get an xterm up at all?
[21:13] <Joshun> but they are not desktop pcs for normal use
[21:13] <CFHowlett> dtcrshr   also, I seem to recall that you had actually blacklisted the driver.  Blacklist = no wifi...
[21:13] <compizlove> raido: i've got ssh
[21:13] <codeperl> http://pastebin.com/tNWPkTHM
[21:13] <compizlove> raido: but, no.
[21:13] <Zaitzev> are anyone here running serviio (or an equivalent decent dlna server) ?
[21:13] <compizlove> no xterm
[21:14] <Joshun> @velko - not really considering it could affect the web's future
[21:14] <compizlove> or anything X based, or text mode :(
[21:14] <codeperl> guntbert, here is the output.
[21:14] <iceroot> codeperl: you installed some debs by hand?
[21:14] <sayo> my pastebin, in case anyone can help: http://pastebin.ca/2123338
[21:14] <velko> Joshun, yes. you can do it in #ubuntu-offtopic or whatever. not in the support channel for the current release
[21:14] <iceroot> codeperl: or always using apt-get/synaptic?
[21:14] <raido> compizlove: ok, so you can ssh into that machine right?
[21:14] <guntbert> codeperl: please listen to iceroot
[21:14] <codeperl> from command prompt i use apt-get
[21:14] <compizlove> yep, and i've got root priviledges
[21:14] <ubuntu> Hypothesis: getting a netbook with 1 or 2 gb ram and Lubuntu installed to carry with me in the city to do development on would be a great idea. Thoughts?
[21:15] <codeperl> and gui synaptic
[21:15] <iceroot> !who | codeperl
[21:15] <delinquentme> if im trying to get the global IP of a remote machine .. will ifconfig give me what I want?
[21:15] <morgan_> salut
[21:15] <codeperl> !ubottu, ok
[21:15] <morgan_> ls
[21:15] <morgan_> salut
[21:15] <jhutchins_wk_> delinquentme, ifconfig in a remote shell would.
[21:15] <delinquentme> jhutchins_wk_, thanks
[21:15] <iceroot> codeperl: what is the exact "apt-get install" line you are using to get that error?
[21:15] <Seveas> delinquentme, it may.
[21:16] <raido> compizlove: ok, reconnect via ssh as your regular user but with the "-X" operand so you are forwarding the X protocol
[21:16] <Seveas> depends on how it's set up
[21:16] <jhutchins_wk_> Oh, lovely, gnome-xchat dcoesn't use consistent nick colors.
[21:16] <ubuntu> Hypothesis: getting a netbook with 1 or 2 gb ram and Lubuntu installed to carry with me in the city to do development on would be a great idea. Thoughts?
[21:16] <morgan_> hi i don't arrive to install gnome shell in ubuntu
[21:16] <morgan_> help me please
[21:16] <codeperl> !iceroot, http://pastebin.com/dm74rexk
[21:16] <ultrixx> jhutchins_wk_: i like standard gnome better, too
[21:16] <CFHowlett> ubuntu if not lubuntu then xubuntu.
[21:17] <compizlove> raido: it bitches about a missing .xauthority file, and i'm on a mac here, so not sure if X is supposed to be forwarded automagically
[21:17] <urfr332gO> morgan_, once installed choose it at login.
[21:17] <compizlove> or better, received
[21:17] <compizlove> i do have X installed here though
[21:17] <xangua> !nounity | morgan_a
[21:17] <raido> compizlove: whats the username on the ubuntu machine
[21:17] <jhutchins_wk_> ubuntu: Only shortfall on my netbook is those stupid text graphics people love to post to facebook are often too small to read.
[21:18] <iceroot> codeperl: my guess is that some of that packages you are trying to install is not in the mainrepos but one of the package in the main-repos as a suggestion of one of them so apt-get knows the package (else you would get cant find package foobar)
[21:18] <compizlove> you mean root? or the hanging compiz's ? those are 'user' and 'buddy'
[21:18] <iceroot> codeperl: solution: go to packages.ubuntu.com look in what repos all the packages are and enable that repos
[21:18] <jhutchins_wk_> ubuntu: Other than that it's what I use 99% of the time.
[21:18] <ubuntu1> hi
[21:19] <compizlove> raido: those two users have no corresponding user on the machine where i'm ssh'ing from
[21:19] <codeperl> !iceroot, you want to see the error result of that command?
[21:19] <raido> compizlove: ok from the mac do "ssh -X -l buddy addressofubuntumachine
[21:19] <raido> "
[21:19] <compizlove> k
[21:19] <ubuntu> any recommended models?
[21:19] <iceroot> codeperl: i already have them
[21:19] <ubuntu> jhutchins_wk_: what model do you use?
[21:19] <iceroot> codeperl: also no need to start your line with ! that will wake up our bot ubuntu
[21:19] <brand> how can we go to  /opt/
[21:19] <iceroot> codeperl: also no need to start your line with ! that will wake up our bot ubottu
[21:19] <iceroot> brand: cd /opt/
[21:20] <roasted> Hello! Question - has anybody installed Ubuntu on a Macbook? I'm getting some terrible response from the touchpad... curious if there's a way to get it to work more smoothly.
[21:20] <codeperl> iceroot: ok
[21:20] <iceroot> !info libreadline6-dev natty
[21:20] <raido> compizlove: no worries
[21:20] <compizlove> raido: should i expect anything other than a regular shell prompt?
[21:20] <raido> no
[21:20] <compizlove> k
[21:21] <compizlove> whats next?
[21:21] <itaylor57> codepal, didn't you state earlier that you installed a non standard version of glib?
[21:21] <compizlove> or what are you suggesting to do?
[21:21] <codeperl> iceroot: so, what i can do now can you please say? i am very new.
[21:21] <raido> compizlove: so, now do "gnome-appearance-properties"
[21:21] <ubuntu> jhutchins_wk_: what model of netbook do you use?
[21:21] <virunga> Hi, how can i know the name of the driver module of my graphic card?
[21:21] <codepal> itaylor57, yes
[21:21] <compizlove> raido: i don't have such command
[21:21] <compizlove> what package provides that?
[21:22] <compizlove> gnome?
[21:22] <raido> compizlove: hmmmm, yeah gnome
[21:22] <codepal> ricotz version -- ppa is listed on the link @ matthias gimp ppa page
[21:22] <Joshun> @velko - sorry, I thought you meant offtopic as in irrelevant ;) . Joined other channel
[21:22] <velko> Joshun, no worries
[21:22] <delinquentme> nahh jhutchins_wk_ which computer am I running this from ?  im looking at this tutorial and also im not sure how the routing is going to get to my computer with only the external network IP
[21:23] <delinquentme> it would be super simple if i could push from my localmachine up to the node .. but i tried that and I dont think it worked:  scp /home/thrive/jruby_oscar.zip  domU@10.208.190.51
[21:23] <raido> compizlove: Im on an older version, perhaps its different in 11.10 but you want to run whatever the gui settings manager is for compiz on that versioon
[21:23] <compizlove> its gonna be fun to install something like gnome with 4 processes @ 50% cpu usage
[21:23] <compizlove> hurm
[21:23] <compizlove> i aee.
[21:24] <raido> compizlove: dont install it if you dont use it
[21:24] <compizlove> let me look that up
[21:24] <raido> compizlove: what WM are you using?
[21:24] <Joshun> @virguna: lspci | grep VGA
[21:24] <codeperl> iceroot: what is the problem actually? how can i solve?
[21:24] <compizlove> whatever came default with 11.10
[21:24] <compizlove> not sure what it is. doesn't look like kde nor gnome
[21:25] <ubuntu> jhutchins_wk_: what model of netbook do you use?
[21:25] <roasted> Hello! Question - has anybody installed Ubuntu on a Macbook? I'm getting some terrible response from the touchpad... curious if there's a way to get it to work more smoothly.
[21:25] <raido> compizlove: uts like Unity/Gnome3
[21:25] <raido> compizlove: hang on
[21:27] <CFHowlett> roasted   see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook
[21:27] <rich_> Hi
[21:28] <roasted> CFHowlett: I saw that, but I was nervous about it since 11.10 wasn't listed.
[21:28] <raido> compizlove: try "ccsm" ?
[21:28] <roasted> CFHowlett: found this however: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1730361
[21:28] <compizlove> not there either. but i'll install it, ought to be that
[21:29] <compizlove> raido: ok. what am i looking for?
[21:30] <raido> compizlove: try this "sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[21:30] <compizlove> raido: yep. got that already
[21:30] <compizlove> what setting am i looking for?
[21:30] <raido> compizlove: run it
[21:30] <compizlove> it works
[21:31] <compizlove> got it in front of me, raido
[21:31] <raido> compizlove: ok, now I suggest you basically turn off everything compiz related for now, till you get a working X again
[21:31] <ubuntu> does anyone else use an Ubuntu netbook (Or lubuntu??) What specs do you have on it? Are you happy?
[21:31] <John-br> hi guys
[21:32] <brand> hi how to enable 3d acceleration?
[21:32] <raido> compizlove: once youre done, go the the ubuntu machine and restart x
[21:32] <rasfar> I've got a dual boot Win7 (Home Starter) / Ubuntu 11.04 (GNU/Linux 2.6.38-13-generic i686), and I'm hoping to shrink my Windows partition.
[21:32] <compizlove> raido: to be honest all i see is "compiz library toolbox"
[21:33] <UnknownCoder> hi is it possible to install (l)ubuntu on a hdd using a GPT? afaik grub2 is able to handle GPT ..
[21:33] <rasfar> I don't care if I mess up Windows, really, but I don't want to mess up the linux.  Any advice?
[21:33] <brand> it says opengl warning: failed to connect to host.make sure 3d acceleration is enabled for this vim
[21:33] <compizlove> raido: i'll just disable everything. no features, less bug potential, no? :)
[21:33] <raido> compizlove: you dont see this: http://www.techdrivein.com/2011/10/15-things-i-did-after-installing-new.html
[21:33] <raido> compizlove: yes indeed
[21:33] <rasfar> Can GParted do it?
[21:33] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: Yes it is. In fact if you install to a larger than 2 TiB disk, or to a disk which already has GPT, it will be used by the Ubuntu installer automatically.
[21:34] <raido> compizlove: then when you want start adding one feature at a time to test stability
[21:34] <compizlove> i hadn't seen that link no
[21:34] <compizlove> long time since i haven't been on ubuntu
[21:34] <raido> compizlove: thats what your tool should look like
[21:35] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, yeah but there is my problem. i have a hdd (705GB) using the GPT but the installer doesn't find my existing win7 installation and offers me an empty disk ...
[21:35] <compizlove> raido: yeah it looks that way
[21:35] <raido> compizlove: ok
[21:35] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: If the installer sees no existing partitions then you have an *invalid* partition table. "sudo parted -l" will tell you specifically what is wrong.
[21:36] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: Are you using a UEFI install of Windows or a standard BIOS install?
[21:36] <UnknownCoder> standard bios
[21:36] <UnknownCoder> it's a not that new pc
[21:37] <brand> hi i  am running linux 10.0.4 ubunti in virtual box
[21:37] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: Windows can't boot from GPT on BIOS systems without a "hybrid" mbr, which is ugly and likely part of your problem. Why do you want to use GPT?
[21:37] <brand> it says to 3d acceleration is not enabled by this vm
[21:37] <brand> please help me out
[21:37] <Boreeas> How do I execute crontabs as root?
[21:37] <AndroUser> 
[21:37] <Seveas> brand, install it on real hardware :)
[21:37] <Jordan_U> brand: What virtual machine software are you using?
[21:38] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, i don't want to use it but it is present and i have to keep my existing win install
[21:38] <ikonia> Boreeas: sudo crontab -e
[21:38] <UnknownCoder> because it's part of my working pc
[21:38] <Seveas> Boreeas, add the cronjob as root (sudo crontab -e)
[21:38] <brand> oracle vm
[21:38] <Boreeas> ikonia: Ah, thanks
[21:38] <brand> seveas? what? how
[21:38] <Seveas> or stick it in /etc/crontab
[21:38] <UnknownCoder> is there a way to save my data and converrt gtp to normal mbr?
[21:38] <brand> this is the first time in trying linux
[21:38] <Seveas> brand, pop an install cd in your computer, install ubuntu :)
[21:38] <dalek_> I am getting message "Direct3D9 is not available without OpenGL" when trying to launch Team Fortress 2. I am running wine on Ubuntu. How do I fix this? HOw do I fix OpenGL?
[21:38] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: How did you get a GPT label in the first place?
[21:38] <Husel> Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13: Permission denied) E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?  My account is administrator
[21:39] <ikonia> Husel: use sudo
[21:39] <brand> seveas i have already installed ubuntu
[21:39] <Husel> ikonia: do I just add that at the front?
[21:39] <brand> but when i start a 3d application i get the 3d acceleration error
[21:39] <Schles> what can i do with a drunken sailor?
[21:39] <Seveas> brand, yes, in a vm. VM's don't generally do 3d acceleration well, or at all
[21:39] <Seveas> Schles, early in the morning?
[21:39] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: Please pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l" it should clarify what the current situation is, and from there a solution is probably easy.
[21:39] <ikonia> Husel: what command are you trying to run ?
[21:39] <UnknownCoder> jordan, i don't know, just installed win7 normaly without any special commands. never heared of GPT till today when i am faced the problem and found the postes tht showed me that GPT could be a problem
[21:39] <Husel> apt-get install kdelibs-bin
[21:39] <brand> seveas: so do i need to install ubuntu
[21:39] <Schles> exactly
[21:39] <ikonia> Husel: yes, but sudo in front of it
[21:40] <Husel> thanks :)
[21:40] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, one moment please i'll reboot
[21:40] <Seveas> brand, yeah, on the actual computer. Not a vm. You can use dual-boot if you're not yet ready to leave windows behind :)
[21:40] <brand> no i dont want to use on a actual computer,can you tell me how to fix the problem in vm
[21:41] <Seveas> brand, no. You simply cannot do 3d applications in a virtual machine.
[21:41] <Jordan_U> Seveas: Yes you can actually.
[21:41] <Seveas> Jordan_U, with virtualbox?
[21:41] <Jordan_U> brand: You need to install the Virtualbox guest additions.
[21:41] <brand> Seveas: oh,but i have installed the 3d application in vm
[21:41] <Jordan_U> Seveas: Yes.
[21:41] <brand> Jordan could you tell me how to do that
[21:41] <Jordan_U> Seveas: It's not the greatest, but it does exist.
[21:41] <Seveas> Jordan_U, have you tried it? The few things that work a re slow as molasses
[21:41] <compizlove> raido: fsck it. as soon as i unpicked a checkbox it segfaulted and now it refuses to restart ccsm and comes back with a python traceback
[21:42] <draeath> Hello. I uninstalled command-not-found but I'm still getting "hints" (eg "No command 'xevt' found, did you mean: <list of possibilities>") - what package is responsible for this?
[21:42] <compizlove> i'll just wait another 16 hours till the usb transfer is finished (WHAT THE CRAP got into LaCIE's mind to build a 1TB drive with only USB2 connectivity???) and then i'll reboot the box and install enlightenment on it.
[21:43] <Seveas> draeath, sudodpkg -P command-not-found (it leaves a configfile behind)
[21:43] <Seveas> compizlove, heh, that's insane :)
[21:43] <raido> compizlove: mmmm, thats not good. So a reboot sounds in order, but you have that transfer going... let it fining or dont its up to you. BUT why the heck is it taking 16 hours
[21:43] <Seveas> raido, usb2. 1 TB.
[21:43] <raido> compizlove: oh, I see
[21:43] <compizlove> eh.
[21:43] <draeath> heh now I'm getting a python error
[21:43] <raido> compizlove: is it one giant file
[21:44] <draeath> Seveas: seems there's still some other 'droppings' left over
[21:44] <compizlove> no, its a hell of a media collection. this is my living room pc
[21:44] <compizlove> kind of fun
[21:44] <compizlove> 3 2TB drives in ZFS raidz
[21:44] <compizlove> i like.
[21:44] <compizlove> :)
[21:44] <raido> compizlove: so just cut it off and start where you left off
[21:44] <draeath> Seveas: ah got it. had to purge the -data package too.
[21:44] <Seveas> ah yes, forgot that
[21:44] <Seveas> it's the first thing I throw out after install
[21:44] <draeath> Odd that it still functioned after a removal. Unless the "config file" is the whole of the functionality?
[21:45] <draeath> Indeed. I hate hand-holding :P
[21:45] <Seveas> yeah, it's a script in bashrc.d
[21:45] <Seveas> which is considered a configfile
[21:45] <compizlove> yeah i could try that. i'd even more like to crack open the awesome "DESIGN BY.. " HDD enclosure and just connect it via SATA, but yeah, the damn thing is tighter than fort knox
[21:45] <compizlove> and i don't wanna break it
[21:45] <compizlove> :)
[21:46] <rasfar> Can GParted shrink my Win 7 without messing up my installed linux (dual-boot single SATA2 HDD)?
[21:46] <Seveas> compizlove, tsk. Use the force!
[21:46] <compizlove> credit cards, you mean? :)
[21:46] <Seveas> I was thinking sledgehammer
[21:46] <draeath> rasfar: make sure you use a modern version (eg what comes on a current release of System Rescue CD) - it should work and has for me. but older versions have totally broken windows (half said one capacity, half said another, and nobody could "fix" it)
[21:47] <compizlove> that only works on old TV's from the 60s. IT equipment doesn't cope well with sledgehammers and bulldozers. :)
[21:47] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: I need to leave, but look into http://www.rodsbooks.com/fixparts/ .
[21:47] <draeath> rasfar: ... also had grub break W7's SP1 installer. ended up using grub4dos inside windows to chainload to a grub outside the MBR.
[21:47] <Seveas> compizlove, and that's where the creditcard comes in, afterwards :)
[21:47] <spitzi> Hi. The same old story: installed Windows 8 Consumer Preview, grub menu is gone. Got a quick link to how I can reconstruct the grub menu ? I tried update-grub2, but it doesn't recognize my WinXP or Win8 partitions, only Win7, how come ?
[21:47] <Seveas> !ficgrub
[21:47] <Seveas> !fixgrub
[21:47] <rasfar> thanks draeath!
[21:47] <LordDeath> I am looking for something like this for ubuntu: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/
[21:48] <Seveas> LordDeath, something on launchpad should have that
[21:48] <spitzi> ubottu: thanks. What if I want to rebuild grub menu from scratch instead of restoring it ? And why doesn't WinXP and Win8 get recognized ?
[21:48] <spitzi> !
[21:48] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, thank you
[21:49] <riktking> hi, installed lxde package, selected gnome/openbox now have no launcher to log out backto unity can anyone help??
[21:49] <compizlove> raido: but still, a process that won't die off to kill -9 and its NOT within square brackets [] aka endless sleep? wtf?
[21:49] <EastwardWinter6> Does anybody know about HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed for /dev/sdb why does this occur?
[21:49] <brand> could somebody tell me how to install guest additions in vm
[21:50] <Seveas> riktking, you could try rebooting
[21:50] <riktking> Seveas: i have done that and it auto boots into the last session i had
[21:50] <theadmin> riktking: right-click the desktop for the openbox menu
[21:50] <dalek_> I am getting message "Direct3D9 is not available without OpenGL" when trying to launch Team Fortress 2. I am running wine on Ubuntu. How do I fix this? HOw do I fix OpenGL?
[21:50] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, are u still there?
[21:51] <riktking> theadmin: tried it, dontget anything
[21:51] <riktking> :(
[21:51] <theadmin> dalek_: This is a question for #winehq
[21:51] <Seveas> LordDeath, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/
[21:51] <theadmin> riktking: Hm, k. You can hit Ctrl+Alt+F2 and uninstall this session from there
[21:51] <dalek_> theadmin, that is totally unuseful. at #winehq they tell me this is a question for ubuntu.
[21:51] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U,  i have the parted -l and it said what you mentioned, that there is a non vlid GPT and it asks me a question. will it kill my windows installation? or can i go on without any problems?
[21:52] <theadmin> dalek_: Well. This channel offers no support for Windows apps, sorry.
[21:52] <theadmin> Anyway everyone, I'm off
[21:52] <riktking> theadmin: will that b0rk my current login tho?
[21:52] <theadmin> riktking: Nope
[21:53] <Steevca> I am geting this message Could not apply the stored configuration for the monitor
[21:53] <dalek_> theadmin... but isn't the problem with opengl on ubuntu which wouldn't be a windows app?
[21:53] <Steevca> I have used xrandr to generate 1152x864 resolution and made a xrog.conf file,and started to get this problem.
[21:53] <Seveas> dalek_, do  you have a decent videocart and the drivers installed?
[21:54] <haylo> can i do a netinstall and just add xorg and jockey-gtk for my gpu drivers and use openbox?
[21:54] <draeath> dalek_:   glxinfo | grep -i direct            (you may need to find and install a package to get glxinfo).
[21:54] <Seveas> haylo, yeah.
[21:55] <draeath> if that doesn't say yes in response, then your graphics drivers are not installed properly or your hardware is insufficient
[21:55] <haylo> or will i need other stuff? i am about to do it and would like t know a little bit what to expect?
[21:55] <haylo> awesome! .xinitrc in home or root?
[21:55] <EastwardWinter6> is HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed for /dev/sdb error because my live cd is broken or because my hd is shot?
[21:55] <dalek_> Seveas, I have nvidia GeForce FX Go5200 32M with 173 version driver
[21:55] <UnknownCoder> i have a running win7 install but it seems that it messed up the GPT. if i run parted -l i get a message that the GPT was not set up correctly and it starts asking me questions. can i go on without any dataloss or will there be problems?
[21:55] <draeath> dalek_ 32 or 64 bit?
[21:55] <haylo> il put in root i guess
[21:55] <dalek_> draeath, 32 bit I think
[21:56] <draeath> dalek_ do 'uname -a' and see if you see x86_64 in there
[21:57] <draeath> if so, then perhaps you forgot to tell the nvidia installer to put the 32-bit compat libraries down. Maybe you also need the other 32-bit compat libraries (search in aptitude for ia32 for some leads)
[21:57] <dalek_> draeath, nope - is i686
[21:57] <brian1992> whats the command to install virtualbox-ose
[21:57] <MonkeyDust> brian1992  sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[21:57] <draeath> dalek_ hmm then drop by #winehq - assuming your 3d is actually working.
[21:58] <randomDude> using ubuntu 11.10, and getting : hci_cmd_task: hci0 command tx timeout
[21:58] <brian1992> thank you monkeydust
[21:58] <dalek_> draeath,  glxinfo | grep -i direct gives "Error: glXCreateContext failed"
[21:58] <draeath> ... that's bad!
[21:58] <draeath> How did you install nvidia drivers?
[21:59] <dalek_> system>administgration>additional drivers
[21:59] <vicium> Hi again guys. So I've succesfully setup 2 of my monitors. And extended the desktop to one of them. However, one of them is just plain white background. (I can hoover to the extended desktop and open up background settings menu. But upon changing it onlyu main desktop is changed.
[21:59] <vicium> Also I get a X as a cursor instead of the regular cursor.
[22:00] <draeath> hmm. unfortunatly I only know how to do it the hard way (eg with nvidia's download). something went wrong it looks like. perhaps this might help? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[22:00] <vicium> Also, now stuff is pretty much froozen, can only type in here and use WIN button for menu.
[22:00] <UnknownCoder> i have a running win7 install but it seems that it messed up the GPT. if i run parted -l i get a message that the GPT was not set up correctly and it starts asking me questions. can i go on without any dataloss or will there be problems?
[22:01] <draeath> dalek_ you might try scrubbing nouveau, it's given me grief before. (sudo apt-get --purge remove xserver-xorg-video-nouveau) Check out hte other troubleshooting items on that page.
[22:01] <wunnle> hello.
[22:01] <Steevca> I am geting this message Could not apply the stored configuration for the monitor
[22:01] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: Please pastebin the exact error message from parted.
[22:01] <jhutchins_wk_> UnknownCoder, Sure, you have good backups, right?
[22:01] <Steevca> How to fix it?
[22:02] <UnknownCoder> jhutchins_wk_, i want to but i have no space to do that :/
[22:03] <draeath> UnknownCoder: I'd write down the starts/ends and such of the partitions and gpt now, before you touch anything :P just in case
[22:03] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, http://pastebin.com/frXnTvXf
[22:04] <EastwardWinter6> has anybody encountered HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed for /dev/sdb?
[22:04] <UnknownCoder> draeath, yeah think i'll do that
[22:04] <wunnle> i have a problem with panel (i think that is name of top bar). I installed 2 different drag-and-drop-to-share application, and i have the same problem with both of them. Dragging to panel icon simply not working, except i run software with sudo. But when i run them with sudo, interface of app gets shitty (i guess it not use gtk?). What do you think the problem is?
[22:04] <graft> okay, so, somehow installing wine associated jpegs with 'wine internet explorer', and i haven't been able to figure out why, or how to eradicate this... is there some way i can configure file associations easily?
[22:04] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: Please run the command twice. The first time answer "yes" and the second time answer "no".
[22:04] <draeath> UnknownCoder: also if worse comes to worse, system-rescue-cd has gpart, which can guess partition starts/ends and rebuild a partition table with some success and luck
[22:05] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: You probably just need to remove the GPT signatures, which fixparts can do, but I want to be sure that the msdos label is valid.
[22:05] <draeath> I've used that tool and a lot of paper and recovered from a completely scribbled MBR (it got zeroed)
[22:05] <UnknownCoder> is there a good opensource tool to make a complete backup of my hdd? maybe with some compressions i'll find some space?
[22:05] <draeath> UnknownCoder: clonezilla is decent
[22:05] <haylo> how much is this 64bit netinstall going to download, i started it with US mirror
[22:05] <draeath> need another disk or machine though, to store the clone on
[22:06] <Husel> I'm trying to do cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ..  but it's saying   CMake Error at /usr/share/cmake-2.8/Modules/FindKDE4.cmake:98 (MESSAGE):   ERROR: cmake/modules/FindKDE4Internal.cmake not found in   /home/jon/.kde/share/apps;/usr/share/kde4/apps
[22:06] <haylo> im kind of scared? i mean its not downloading a desktop is it?
[22:06] <Husel> Any idea why it isn't working?
[22:06] <UnknownCoder> thanks so i'll try to make a backup before do anything else maybe i find some space ;)
[22:06] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, if i do so, will it touch the disk?
[22:06] <draeath> haylo - dunno. pass debconf/priority=low on the kernel command line during boot to get more control.
[22:06] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: No.
[22:06] <UnknownCoder> ok
[22:07] <haylo> oh crap ok thanks draeath
[22:07] <rasfar> vicium: what happens if you open a terminal (either monitor) and enter:
[22:07] <Seveas> Husel, you'll need to install some kde -dev package
[22:07] <rasfar>  xsetroot -solid black -display :0.1
[22:07] <Seveas> !search
[22:07] <Seveas> !find cmake/modules/FindKDE4Internal.cmake
[22:07] <draeath> haylo: specifically it will let you select the tasks to install (some of which is the desktop) and a bunch of other goodies.
[22:07] <Seveas> ^-- that one
[22:07] <draeath> haylo: like debian installer in 'expert' mode
[22:07] <haylo> ok cool
[22:08] <haylo> nice that was what i was hoping
[22:08] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, http://pastebin.com/2dNQZxwH
[22:08] <haylo> something about ubuntus kernel is awesome with my machine. thanks you guys!
[22:08] <draeath> haylo: note don't choose the openssh-server task. you'll get a scary error and have to go back and unselect it. (just install it after)
[22:08] <haylo> ok good to know lol!
[22:08] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: This partition table seems to have even more problems. Can you pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -lu"?
[22:09] <EastwardWinter6> is my hd finished if i get this HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed for /dev/sdb from the live cd?
[22:09] <Husel> Seveas: thanks
[22:09] <dalek_> draeath, I purged nouveau... now I get "direct rendering: Yes" from glx-info
[22:09] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, oh sry i rebooted due to start a backup
[22:09] <draeath> dalek_ you should be good. on a side effect things should be running a LOT better now
[22:09] <draeath> dalek_ you unknowingly were actually running the non-3D open source driver :P
[22:09] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: I still think that fixparts is your best bet at fixing it, so if I leave before being able to give you complete instructions look there first.
[22:09] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, sorry for that hope you're not only holding the line because of me ...?
[22:09] <UnknownCoder> ok
[22:10] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, i'll start the backup and give it a shot tomorrow maybe you are on again
[22:10] <vicium> I can't seem to find howto configurate my dashboard?
[22:10] <vicium> 11.10*
[22:10] <draeath> UnknownCoder: oi make sure you do a full bitwise backup (eg dd) - since the partitions might be screwy
[22:10] <UnknownCoder> Jordan_U, draeath , Thank You!
[22:11] <Jordan_U> UnknownCoder: You're welcome.
[22:11] <UnknownCoder> draeath, does clonezilla do that?
[22:11] <draeath> yes, you'll get that as an option
[22:11] <draeath> though the backup takes up a LOT more space
[22:11] <draeath> at most, the full size of the source disk
[22:11] <eagle_eyes> evening room....i'm a novice at linux (ubuntu 11.10) and need some help on installing a adobe reader .bin file I loaded and to get it working in Firefox
[22:12] <UnknownCoder> i thought so.. is there no option to compress the bitwise copy?
[22:12] <draeath> UnknownCoder: I mangled PXE and clonezilla into being an automated image deployment system. That thing is SUPER powerful if you can learn to work it
[22:12] <john_doe_jr> would you all happen to know why I can set my environment variable but then it disappears?
[22:12] <draeath> UnknownCoder: yea, it can gzip/bzip/lzma the thing on the fly but it will take some time
[22:13] <UnknownCoder> thats ok, so i'll start it today and wait till tomorrow in the evening
[22:13] <UnknownCoder> thank you very much
[22:13] <Zaitzev> ffs, google chrome is stupid now
[22:13] <Zaitzev> no flash plugin
[22:13] <UnknownCoder> you helped me a lot
[22:13] <draeath> UnknownCoder: fyi another tool is ddrescue (not dd-rescue) - that can save to a log file
[22:13] <UnknownCoder> both of you
[22:13] <draeath> so if you drop/abort, you can resume where you left off
[22:13] <UnknownCoder> ok sounds good
[22:13] <draeath> I use it to rescue dying disks
[22:14] <draeath> luck!
[22:14]  * draeath needs to stop monopolizing the channel :P
[22:14] <Husel> How do I fix this? CMake Error: your CXX compiler: "CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER-NOTFOUND" was not found.   Please set CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER to a valid compiler path or name.
[22:15] <draeath> Husel you need a c++ compiler (g++)
[22:15] <john_doe_jr> does anyone know why my environment variable disappears after it is set?
[22:15] <Husel> cmake is just C?
[22:15] <draeath> cmake is just a build script thing (like GNU "make")
[22:16] <draeath> you still need compilers and linkers
[22:16] <Husel> oh okay
[22:16] <draeath> try aptitude install build-essential
[22:16] <draeath> that should get you most everything
[22:16] <Husel> *very new linux* lol
[22:16] <Husel> thanks :)
[22:16] <draeath> o7
[22:16] <craigbass1976> There's a "Hot Corner" in GNOME3 where if I put my pointer up there the dashboard thing flies out for me.  Is there a Unity equivalent?  Just like hitting the Windows key, but with a mouse since my hand's already on it to begin with
[22:16] <grendal-prime> hehehe
[22:17] <grendal-prime>  22:16:37 up 497 days,  2:30,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
[22:17] <bastidrazor> craigbass1976: yeah the left side of the screen.
[22:17] <draeath> lol was it just sitting in the closet eating power?
[22:17] <draeath> Circulating the dust bunnies?
[22:17] <vicium> I can't seem to find howto configurate my dashboard? Running the newest version
[22:18] <vicium> Does anybody reccomend any certain/specific desktopmanager/general theme?
[22:18] <supremazy> hi there
[22:18] <craigbass1976> bastidrazor, What do you mean?  Nothing happens when I mouse over there.
[22:19] <supremazy> i want to implement a program to ubuntu without install desktop enviroment
[22:19] <supremazy> how can i do that ?
[22:19] <vicium> supremazy, Via SSH preferably
[22:19] <vicium> What's the program?
[22:19] <draeath> vicium: I like KDE4. select the 'desktop' activity and install Py-Cashew widget, drag onto desktop: instant "normal" desktop run by KDE4
[22:19] <bastidrazor> craigbass1976: you mean dash or the unity bar?
[22:19] <supremazy> vicium
[22:19] <draeath> supremazy: What do you mean?
[22:19] <dwatkins> supremazy: you can just use the text console for that
[22:19] <supremazy> ok
[22:20] <draeath> are you trying to install something that wants to drag in the full desktop?
[22:20] <supremazy> i want to make
[22:20] <hypervisor> what is up with empathy
[22:20] <supremazy> pcsx2 emulator
[22:20] <supremazy> to open startup
[22:20] <hypervisor> why do I need to use empathy -h to start it up when I log in
[22:20] <supremazy> without start the desktop environment
[22:20] <supremazy> like xmbc live
[22:20] <supremazy> is this possible ?
[22:21] <elbaze> //
[22:21] <draeath> supremazy: yea, sorta. you'd poke around in /etc/X11 and make it run a base X11 and then the emulator, instead of gdm/kdm
[22:21] <EastwardWinter6> I'm not having any luck googling this error. Anybody know what's going on? HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed for /dev/sdb
[22:21] <draeath> kind of nasty. Or just not start gdm/kdm, and set up your .xinitrc to start a basic X11 and run the emulator
[22:21] <craigbass1976> bastidrazor, I think the Unity Bar.  And I found what you were probably talking about in System Settings --> User Interface --> Behavior --> Reveal Spot.  Sending the pointer into the left side doesn't consistently bring the bar out though.
[22:21] <draeath> you'd log in via shell, then do 'startx' to get going
[22:21] <infernal> Hi there, is there a way to make a symlink that linkts to the content of the folder rather than the folder itself
[22:22] <supremazy> dreath
[22:22] <draeath> supremazy: 'twm' would probably work - with only one window open the window should run fullscreen
[22:22] <MonkeyDust> infernal  ln -s folder/* ?
[22:22] <cantonic> hey guys. i need to set up a new VPS with GUI for browser automation. Is there a lightweight gui you could recommend?
[22:23] <draeath> infernal: not really, you'd have to keep adding links when you add new files. I think maybe unionFS could be helpful? not sure.
[22:23] <infernal> MonkeyDust: i gave that a shot and it didn't really work out, it seems it just touches a file "*" in the destination folder
[22:23] <supremazy> ok so which ubuntu distro i need for this
[22:23] <supremazy> can i do this with ubuntu minimal cd ?
[22:23] <haylo> it says it is installing the base system in netinstall. am i still going ot get the options to not install desktop eviron ?
[22:24] <supremazy> and i forgot one think
[22:24] <draeath> supremazy: use the alternate installer disk and install a CLI system.
[22:24] <draeath> haylo: that comes later
[22:24] <haylo> retreiving file 2 of 5
[22:24] <haylo> ok cool thanks :)
[22:24] <draeath> haylo: the base system is the super basic stuff and bits that allow you to install the rest
[22:24] <draeath> probably about 25-50mb
[22:24] <infernal> draeath: well in that case its just probably just easer to change the reads and writes, as i just wanted to have some files i'm working on be allready in /var/www/
[22:24] <haylo> ok very nice
[22:24] <infernal> might as well work on them directly
[22:24] <craigbass1976> bastidrazor, I could just quit hiding it...
[22:25] <supremazy> when i put the cd or sd card to pc it should start with fulscreen pcsx2 emulator window
[22:25] <draeath> infernal: I like to keep my VH's in SVN. I set up apache to refuse access to .svn directories. Then I can checkout wherever I want when I want another location :P
[22:26] <vicium> What's a good application to use for (ubuntu) that works pretty much like WINSPC?
[22:27] <vicium> with a GUI*
[22:27] <draeath> vicium: I think you can browse via SSH in the file browser
[22:27] <Zal> vicium, what does WINSPC do? Or do you mean WINSCP?
[22:27] <draeath> try going to ssh://user@hostname:/path
[22:27] <ch33z_> http://www.democracynow.org/2010/7/27/wikileaks_is_not_one_personwe_are
[22:28] <EastwardWinter6> What does this mean? HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed for /dev/sdb
[22:28] <vicium> Ah yes Zal :)
[22:28] <vicium> Oh draeath, cool
[22:28] <draeath> midnight commander might also be up your alley
[22:28] <Mike9863> Can anyone help me get HDMI audio output to work? Here is my system information: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=75ad5d867f82d5c5cfdeefddea7d6cacd14fcd6e
[22:28] <draeath> vicium: also look into sshfs :P
[22:28] <draeath> you can mount a remote system path via SSH, and see it like a regular mount!
[22:28] <draeath> uses FUSE
[22:28] <linux_> ei
[22:28] <vicium> Oh cool
[22:28] <infernal> draeath: i barely followed, but after some googling. i think i got what you meant :P
[22:29] <linux_> boa noite
[22:29] <vicium> So FUSE is what I want to mount a remote system?
[22:29] <vicium> Or sshfs*
[22:29] <draeath> well FUSE is a... framework? sshfs is a module in it. You want sshfs (it will pull in fuse automagically)
[22:29] <vicium> Ah okay :)
[22:29] <Zaitzev> I have google chrome installed, but it doesn't show in software center, how do I remove it completely?
[22:29] <draeath> you may need to add your user to a group (probably "fusers" or "fuse")
[22:30] <mhsy> hello
[22:30] <mar112> yo guys, I'm trying out placid platypus or whatever it's called. It's really nice and I consider to install it permanently, but I really don't like the dash launcher. Can it be disabled somehow?
[22:30] <draeath> Zaitzev: how did you install it?
[22:30] <mar112> I did google for it.
[22:30] <vicium> draeath, running WIBU or whatever its called, doesnt make a diference?
[22:30] <vicium> I've never set a root password....
[22:30] <Zaitzev> draeath: a .deb I believe
[22:30] <draeath> wobu? Not familiar with it
[22:31] <bastidrazor> mar112: ask in #ubuntu+1
[22:31] <mar112> thanks :)
[22:31] <MonkeyDust> mar112  what's  placid platypus ?
[22:31] <Zaitzev> draeath: problem is, it seems chrome is broken since flash (and a bunch of other plugins) isn't installed there..
[22:31] <draeath> Zaitzev: try doing "which chrome" (or whatever) to find the binary, then "dpkg --search <whatever which gave you>" to see if it tells you anything helpful?
[22:31] <vicium> So if I "connect" to the remote system via sshfs in terminal it should show up in the GUI?
[22:32] <draeath> vicium: it should show up like any other folder (it mounts the same way a disk or cdrom would)
[22:32] <geisterchor> I have a problem with thunderbird (using Ubuntu 11.04): With my current user thunderbird always starts in version 3.1.x. With other users it starts in version 10.x. How can I start the newer version from my account?
[22:32] <mar112> MonkeyDust, it's what other people refer to as Precise Pangolin ;)
[22:32] <vicium> Ah okay, cool. Off to read sshfs documentation :)
[22:33] <Zaitzev> draeath: this is what it returned; google-chrome-stable: /usr/bin/google-chrome
[22:33] <mhsy> hi, i am testing ubuntu 12.04, in unity. Many applications frequently do not appear in the alt+tab list, even if they are on the same workspace. Instead, I get the arrow pointing to the launcher (as opposed to the triangle)
[22:33] <swex_> does anybody knows how to restore default auth keys .. terminal?
[22:33] <MonkeyDust> mar112  Pleasant People, they are, hmmm
[22:33] <draeath> ok. do "aptitude --purge google-crhome-stable"
[22:33] <geirha> !precise | mhsy
[22:33] <draeath> Zaitzev: ^
[22:33] <draeath> gah. spelling.
[22:33] <vicium> One question draeath :) WHat's a mountpoint?
[22:34] <Zaitzev> uhm
[22:34] <Zaitzev> that didn't do anything
[22:34] <draeath> vicium: try remove instead of purge
[22:34] <Pecker> vicium: the folder in where the drive is moutned?
[22:34] <mar112> I'm kinda irked they didn't use <P-adjective> Platypus
[22:34] <mhsy> geirha, thanks
[22:34] <vicium> Oh so I cant mount the entire homefolder?
[22:34] <mar112> surely there's no more awesome animal than the platypus!?
[22:35] <vicium> Or well that'd be /home/
[22:35] <Pecker> im irked they didnt use adjective.starting.with.p Penguin
[22:35] <draeath> vicium: instead of drive letters like windows, filesystems are "mounted" (loaded) to a directory (usually an empty one) - that directory is called a mountpoint
[22:35] <geisterchor> does anyone know where the version of thunderbird is specified, as which thunderbird is executed by the user?
[22:35] <vicium> fuse: mountpoint is not empty
[22:35] <vicium> fuse: if you are sure this is safe, use the 'nonempty' mount option
[22:35] <draeath> vicium: random fact: you can actually do that in Windows too but it's not obvious :P
[22:35] <mar112> Pecker, that'd be too obvious.. ;)
[22:35] <Pecker> geisterchor: update-alternatives --config thunderbird
[22:35] <vicium> Well ofcourse, I am mounting a folder that contains that stuff I want to access?
[22:35] <Pecker> ?
[22:35] <draeath> vicium: make an empty directory somewhere and mount it there instead
[22:36] <geisterchor> Pecker: no alternatives for thunderbird
[22:36] <draeath> it's talking about the local place you are putting it. you'd essentially be "replacing" it (temporarily)
[22:36] <Pecker> mar112: too obvious yet really irks me..i mean come on you cant use linux mascot..grr u ubuntu
[22:36] <bastidrazor> geisterchor: thunderbird --version
[22:36] <vicium> Ok, i can just rename dir afterwards?
[22:36] <vicium> Or would that fuck up the mounting?
[22:36] <Zaitzev> alright, time to reinstall google chrome, hopefully i get the plugins back.. :<
[22:36] <Pecker> geisterchor: then you only have 1 version of thunderbird
[22:36] <draeath> vicium: not while it's mounted. you'll get an error (in use)
[22:36] <vicium> I have lots of www apache root paths and stuff leading to it
[22:36] <JohnnyonFlame> Is there any way I can do Persistence on a ubuntu Install without using the Casper-RW method?
[22:37] <vicium> We're talking about the target PC's folder now, correct?
[22:37] <JohnnyonFlame> (USB Pendrive ubuntu install)
[22:37] <draeath> vicium: ok pretend you want to mount it in /home/vicium/remote/               mkdir -v /home/vicium/remote; sshfs user@host:/path /home/vicium/remote
[22:37] <geisterchor> bastidrazor: that's the funny part, It says 10.0.2. But if I execute thunderbird it says version 3.1.1.9 when I look at Help -> Info
[22:37] <draeath> in this example, /home/vicium/remote is the LOCAL path to attach it to
[22:37] <draeath> and host:/path is the path on the remote system you want to attach to
[22:37] <draeath> eg if you have a file on server1 in /home/temp/BigFile.big
[22:38] <draeath> mount to /home/vicium/remote,
[22:38] <vicium> But the first time I mount the folder has to be empty?
[22:38] <draeath> you will see /home/vicium/remote/BigFile.big    (if you mount server1:/home/temp/ to /home/vicium/remote)
[22:38] <vicium> Target folder* of other PC
[22:38] <vicium> Aha
[22:38] <nd456> Can anyone help me update the Luminance repository? (qtpfsgui)
[22:38] <draeath> The local directory is only going to be the attachment point. When you dismount it, the files "disappear" - they were never really local, they only looked that way
[22:38] <pengw> hi there
[22:39] <pengw> is there anyone know how to set PCman as the default
[22:39] <vicium> Okay, but just to double-check I got this right. The mountpath, is a folder on my LOCAL PC? not the remote one?
[22:39] <draeath> ok ok:     sshfs [options] remoteSystem:/remotePath  /localPath
[22:39] <draeath> does this help?
[22:39] <vicium> Yes, thanks :)
[22:39] <draeath> when you do this, /localPath will (essentially) be replaced by remotePath until it is dismounted
[22:40] <draeath> (fusermount --unmount /localPath)   (or umount /localPath for non-fuse stuff)
[22:40] <vicium> Okay, so I assume I have to have that terminal open whilst mounted?
[22:40] <draeath> also: if you forget the user@, it will try to use the username you have on your local machine now.
[22:40] <vicium> Or screen it
[22:40] <mar112> the guys at #ubuntu+1 are boring..
[22:40] <vicium> Its the same username, so win :)
[22:40] <draeath> Nah, you can close the terminal. It stays mounted until you dismount it, or shut down/reboot
[22:41] <vicium> Ah awesome
[22:41] <draeath> (or something else dismounts it, which shouldn't happen :P)
[22:41] <vicium> And now if I understand correclty, the remote path, does not have to empty then?
[22:41] <vicium> only local path does?
[22:41] <draeath> vicium: this may help ya http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/mounting.html
[22:41] <draeath> correct
[22:41] <draeath> and even then, you can override it
[22:41] <draeath> the files will "dissapear" but that's only because they are "covered" by the remote stuff. When you dismount, the old stuff reappears
[22:42] <draeath> vicium: if you go through that, just remember sshfs is just a wrapper around mount - it's mounting a remote system via SSH, instead of a local disk. same ideas though.
[22:43] <EastwardWinter6> HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed for /dev/sdb is doing my head in
[22:44] <vicium> Yay
[22:44] <vicium> its working :D
[22:44] <vicium> big thanks :)
[22:44] <MonkeyDust> !details| EastwardWinter6
[22:44] <draeath> EastwardWinter6: looks like a kernel bug
[22:44] <ki7mt> check into sshfs for remote mounting drives on another linux box, works well.
[22:44] <draeath> vicium: welcome :)
[22:44] <draeath> ki7mt: that's what I was just teaching about actually
[22:45] <ki7mt> I use it allot, have about 10 drives mounted from several machines, works a treat
[22:45] <vicium> Also, this version of the dist im running WIBE/WUBE.. even forgot the name. Someone mentioned it was very performance sloppy?
[22:45] <EastwardWinter6> MonkeyDust Ubottu dreath i'm trying to install 11.10 to my net book. i get the the language selection and get that. I'm using a live USB
[22:46] <haylo> ok i am at the netinstall section with all the downloadable options.i dont see anything i need except maybe the audio plugins? i dont think i need the server system do i? and you said not to use ssh at first.
[22:46] <draeath> EastwardWinter6: doesn't seem to like the disk for some reason. how many disks (and what kind of disks are they) is on the thing?
[22:46] <vicium> Specs are fine, i7 running at 3.8ghz, and 16gb 1666mhz dd3 ram and ubuntu is on a SSD, but just thinking if its a bad idea or if it works fine running (WIBU?)
[22:47] <vicium> Shame to set everything up to later realise I should reformat
[22:47] <EastwardWinter6> draeath is it the live usb or the netbook hd thats the problem?
[22:47] <draeath> haylo: I forget what options are there. can you give me a quick list?
[22:47] <haylo> do i need the audio plugins or should i just install alsa later?
[22:47] <draeath> EastwardWinter6: that's what I'm trying to guess. Can you get to a shell at all, or is it stuck at boot?
[22:47] <draeath> haylo: what is it calling "audio plugins" exactly?
[22:48] <draeath> i think that's the ubuntu-studio stuff for audio editing
[22:48] <haylo> Basic sever, openssh server, LADSPA/LV2/DSSI adio plugins
[22:48] <vicium> Whilst I am at it. Can I configure keybindings somehow? I'd like WINbutton+E to open homefolder... :P
[22:48] <vicium> !keybindings
[22:48] <draeath> haylo: ok you want 'basic server' and you shouldn't need anything else. you can always run 'tasksel' later or directly install stuff with apt / aptitude
[22:48] <haylo> Manual Package selection, Mythbuntufrontend and etc, the rest are all kubuntu etc
[22:48] <EastwardWinter6> draeath stuck at boot.
[22:49] <haylo> ok great
[22:49] <eagle_eyes> any ideas how to get adobe reader .bin plugin working in firefox?
[22:49] <draeath> haylo: FYI there's a tool called 'apt-zip' that lets you download packages on one machine, with the intention of carring them to a networkless one to install. might be handy if your network won't work because of missing packages
[22:49] <EastwardWinter6> draeath I managed to run check disk for errors from the live usb screen, and got no errors.
[22:50] <draeath> EastwardWinter6: can you do 'blkid /dev/sd?' - this should tell you what letter is what drive
[22:50] <draeath> also try blkid /dev/sd??   (yes two ?s)
[22:50] <haylo> wow ok draeath that makes sense
[22:51] <Zaitzev> well, reinstalling chrome didn't help at all..
[22:51] <Zaitzev> fantastic
[22:51] <vicium> Can I make a scrip on my local machine to access either a screen on another remote system? Or option 2) start a remote .sh script?
[22:51] <vicium> scripts*
[22:51] <Escherial> hey, anyone happen to know of a way to suspend/hibernate my current ubuntu session and boot into another os?
[22:51] <maujhsn> Hello everybody I am interested in downloading the firefox flash plugin installer! Does anyone know an alternative website other than firefox?
[22:52] <draeath> Zaitzev: I seem to remember having to symbolic link the flash .so file into a directory for chrome to see it.
[22:52] <vicium> a screen as in a running process*
[22:52] <xangua> !partner
[22:52] <xangua> you can install flash plugin from the partner repository via software center
[22:52] <draeath> vicium: look up "gnu screen" - couple that with SSH :P
[22:52] <Zaitzev> draeath: yeah?
[22:52] <EastwardWinter6> draeath it's gone to the ubuntu spalsh screen, but the error was sdb which is the larger partition with all the files saved on it.
[22:52] <draeath> Zaitzev: yea had to do it on debian. looking for details now.
[22:53] <MonkeyDust> vicium  i'm familiar with screen and ssh, what's up
[22:54] <draeath> Zaitzev: this isn't it, but try this to make sure: http://linux.chrissweeney.co.uk/topic.php?t=76
[22:54] <vicium> MonkeyDust, I have a (minecraft) server script running on a ECS. I'd like to (if possible) remotely be able to stop/start it, atleast start (I launch a .sh file) But just wondered if there was an easier faster way then to remote connect via ssh, cd, and then run the sh script
[22:54] <xangua> !info flashplugin-installer | maujhsn
[22:54] <vicium> TLDR Launch a .sh script on a remote machine running ubuntu
[22:54] <Zaitzev> draeath: already did just that. it is non-existant
[22:54] <draeath> vicium: you can run a command directly via SSH
[22:55] <vicium> like ssh domain.com /home/sh.script.sh ?
[22:55] <vicium> Even with -user -password flags?
[22:55] <draeath> yep. make sure the script is executable and does a 'cd' to the path it needs to be in
[22:55] <vicium> So minimal input rquired
[22:55] <Zaitzev> the strange thing is
[22:55] <vicium> Is it safe to have a plain text .sh file contain pw though?
[22:55] <Zaitzev> It HAD flash installed before the formatting
[22:55] <draeath> otherwise it tries to run it from the home directory
[22:56] <MonkeyDust> vicium  what you can do: modify .profile on the remote pc thus, that your script is run as soon as the ssh connection is made
[22:56] <draeath> vicium: generally not safe to have passwords sitting around
[22:56] <Zaitzev> why it isn't now, I can't for the life of me understand
[22:56] <Zaitzev> it seems so random
[22:56] <draeath> Zaitzev: look for a /plugins directory in your chrome directory
[22:56] <draeath> then find libflashplayer.so and copy/link it there
[22:56] <vicium> Okay, thanks guys :)
[22:56] <vicium> So much questions......
[22:57] <reesk> im having a problem with software central its saying theres a coding error in aptdemon with this Traceback (most recent call last):   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/aptdaemon/worker.py", line 968, in simulate
[22:57] <maujhsn> ubottu "I know your not human ...but how the hell are you:)?"
[22:57] <Zaitzev> draeath: there aren't any
[22:57] <draeath> ok is there a /opt/chrome  ?
[22:57] <vicium> Can I set terminal to be opened on my secondary screen by default? :P
[22:58] <Zaitzev> draeath: yes
[22:58] <draeath> and did you install flash via the flashplugin-installer package?
[22:58] <draeath> also: 32 or 64 bit system? if 64, is chrome 32 or 64?
[22:58] <Zaitzev> 64, both
[22:58] <Zaitzev> flashplugin-installer package?
[22:58] <maujhsn> xangua Is this a command you sent me?
[22:59] <EastwardWinter6> draeath: thanks, it appears to be doing something now, so i'm going to leave it overnight. :)
[22:59] <reesk> how do i fix it
[22:59] <draeath> Zaitzev: yea how did you install flash? I recommend you install that flashplugin-installer package. look to see if /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.so exists
[22:59] <xangua> (16:52:06) maujhsn: Hello everybody I am interested in downloading the firefox flash plugin installer! Does anyone know an alternative website other than firefox? -  flashplugin-installer from repository
[22:59] <Zaitzev> I haven't installed any flash manually
[22:59] <draeath> ok, see if that file exists
[22:59] <Zaitzev> and I didn't need to when it DID work
[22:59] <fire44> having trouble with downloading updated onto new /used comp
[23:00] <draeath> Zaitzev: just look to see if it's there. you might be running flash through some gnash half-bakery and that might be the breakage. :P
[23:00] <draeath> work with me :)
[23:00] <Zaitzev> draeath: I try ;D
[23:00] <Zaitzev> look where, tho?
[23:00] <wunnle> i have a problem with panel (i think that is name of top bar). I installed 2 different drag-and-drop-to-share application, and i have the same problem with both of them. Dragging to panel icon simply not working, except i run software with sudo. But when i run them with sudo, interface of app gets shitty (i guess it not use gtk?). What do you think the problem is?
[23:01] <draeath> heh. so run "file /usr/lib*/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.so"
[23:01] <haylo> nothing but a blinking _  in the end. i used unebootin should i try agian?
[23:01] <draeath> haylo: did you install grub or lilo?
[23:01] <Zaitzev> draeath: guess I gotta install flashplugin-installer then
[23:02] <haylo> i didnt see an option i thought it was grub automatically installed
[23:02] <draeath> yep. what will happen then, is you/ll have that file created (either in /usr/lib or /usr/lib64) - if 64, that one you want.
[23:02] <Zaitzev> lib32 u mean ;P
[23:02] <draeath> yea :P
[23:02] <draeath> ignore that one :P
[23:02] <draeath> so just /usr/lib
[23:03] <draeath> so you'll want to create the /opt/chrome/plugins directory if it is missing
[23:03] <Zaitzev> done
[23:03] <draeath> then either copy the libflashplayer.so there, or make a symlink (ln -s)
[23:03] <draeath> i recommend linking, so it updates when you update flash
[23:03] <Zaitzev> mm
[23:04] <draeath> cd /opt/chrome/plugins; ln -sv /usr/lib/blahblah/libflashplayer.so
[23:04] <reesk> anyone know whats wrng?
[23:04] <Zaitzev> alright done
[23:04] <Zaitzev> now let's see what happens
[23:04] <draeath> haylo: nope, in expert it doesn't do so. you need to step through all the steps it hilights for you
[23:04] <draeath> haylo: sadface :(
[23:05] <Zaitzev> i'm on youtube now
[23:05] <Zaitzev> and, haha,
[23:05] <Zaitzev> every video i click goes html5
[23:05] <Zaitzev> doh
[23:05] <draeath> Zaitzev: https://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
[23:05] <fire44> how do you know if you are having a graphics cars issue or an ubuntu issue?
[23:05] <MonkeyDust> Zaitzev  is that good or bad?
[23:05] <draeath> Zaitzev: it runs a small animation and tells you the version you are running
[23:06] <Zaitzev> draeath: i know, hehe
[23:06] <Zaitzev> i just like testing on videos :p
[23:06] <Zaitzev> but yeah it works
[23:06] <draeath> lol trial by fire eh?
[23:06] <draeath> Good :D
[23:06] <Zaitzev> haha yep xD
[23:06] <Zaitzev> draeath: you are my hero of the day
[23:06] <draeath> so: real flash wasn't installed, and at some point one of the opensource flash "replacements" was working, then stopped
[23:06] <Zaitzev> I did reinstall Ubuntu tonight
[23:07] <draeath> (i'm all for flash replacements... when they work)
[23:07] <Zaitzev> because of some major fubar
[23:07] <vicium> Wow. Minecraft actually uses less memory in ubuntu, how is that even possible :P
[23:07] <Joey-Jo0> Hey, so, I've got a Broadcom BCM4306 card. I've installed the firmware-b43legacy-installer package, rebooted.
[23:07] <fire44> im trying to instull ubuntu but running into issues
[23:07] <draeath> vicium: you running a server?
[23:07] <_Marcus> fire44: What issues?
[23:07] <Joey-Jo0> The system recognizes my card, but fails to run it because of 'missing firmware', why is this?
[23:07] <_Marcus> vicium: Magic
[23:07] <draeath> vicium: if so I highly recommend bukkit.org
[23:07] <Zaitzev> next milestone to reach, get mIRC installed in wine
[23:07] <vicium> Yes, I'm using the most recent development build atm
[23:08] <Zaitzev> wine is already installed
[23:08] <vicium> But talkign about client-side now
[23:08] <draeath> aah
[23:08] <draeath> ooh quick tip for ya :D
[23:08] <reesk> im having problems with software cetral
[23:08] <vicium> Bukkit reason I started with ubuntu :D
[23:08] <draeath> uno momento vicium
[23:08] <vicium> Hence my interest to install it on my homestation now :D
[23:09] <draeath> vicium: http://pastebin.com/BRR0UZF0
[23:09] <fire44> not sure if its ubuntu or a grafix card but it loads up and lets me log in but when i go to the applications on top left (11.4) the drop down bar turns to the ubuntu purple screen just in that dropdown
[23:09] <Free_Bullets> anyone have any ideas why raid-0 only yields a 30% performance improvement for these disks? each disk gets 100 MB/s on its own, but the raid array only gets 130 MB/s.
[23:09] <draeath> my server launcher tweaks. uses a bit more overhead but much less hitching for players
[23:09] <fire44> it does the same thing when ever i go to any dropdown menu
[23:09] <fire44> does not show the options ether
[23:09] <reesk> so i take it im screwed and this cant be fied then
[23:10] <reesk> fied*
[23:10] <reesk> fixed*
[23:10] <vicium> Ah I see
[23:10] <draeath> vicium: basically forces the JVM into garbage collecting objects as they are released, instead of waiting until the memory is needed to halt everything and do it in one chunk
[23:10] <jrib> reesk: you need to be more detailed... use a pastebin
[23:10] <aethelrick> reesk: im still waiting to here the problem mate
[23:10] <reesk> ive said it tice and given you all the errors
[23:11] <reesk> [22:57] <reesk> im having a problem with software central its saying theres a coding error in aptdemon with this Traceback (most recent call last):   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/aptdaemon/worker.py", line 968, in simulate
[23:11] <vicium> draeath, this is my current... #!/bin/sh
[23:11] <vicium> screen java -Xincgc -Xmx3072M -jar craftbukkit-dev.jar
[23:11] <vicium> :P
[23:11] <jrib> reesk: use a pastebin to show us the full error
[23:11] <draeath> vicium: also, if you are running 32-bit java, add "-server" - the server hotspot starts slower but is more efficient overall.
[23:11] <reesk> thats everything
[23:12] <jlen> is it possible to intercept keystrokes before they reach my applications?
[23:12] <draeath> client hostspot (default 32-bit jvm) emphasizes fast startup
[23:12] <aethelrick> reesk: do have the same problem in synaptic?
[23:13] <vicium> I took your line 1-7 and pasted into mine
[23:13] <vicium> The 8th line, Is pretty much the same what does nogui do?
[23:13] <draeath> vicium: Zaitzev: gotta run. nice talking. vicium, make sure you stick $EXTRAPARMS in before the -jar else they don't actually get put in
[23:13] <reesk> http://paste.ubuntu.com/864281/ havnt tried synaptic i was more concered about this not working
[23:13] <draeath> vicium: I have x11 on the server (for another reason) that just guarantees it doesn't try to connect to it
[23:13] <vicium> Ah okay, cheers, thanks a bunch :)
[23:14] <aethelrick> reesk: ok, i'm keen to understand if the problem is in software centre or under it in apt
[23:14] <estreptococo> hi
[23:14] <jrib> reesk: are you positive?  Where is it being displayed?  Is there a scrollbar?  Can you click on it and press down to show more?  What do you do to get this output? (there are several questions here)
[23:14] <estreptococo> SOME APP FOR CUT CUE ARCHIVES IN SEPARATE FLAC?
[23:15] <jrib> !caps | estreptococo
[23:15] <estreptococo> sorry
[23:15] <reesk> http://paste.ubuntu.com/864281/
[23:15] <estreptococo> somebody help me?
[23:15] <Escherial> if i'm dual booting two OS's, is it possible to hibernate in one, reboot to switch to the other, then come back to the first?
[23:15] <reesk> synaptic isnt even installed when i click it it opens software center and asks me if i wanna isntall it
[23:15] <fire44> marcus_not sure if its ubuntu or a grafix card but it loads up and lets me log in but when i go to the applications on top left (11.4) the drop down bar turns to the ubuntu purple screen just in that dropdown
[23:16] <Escherial> (the first one is ubuntu, which is why i'm asking here)
[23:16] <jrib> reesk: What do you do to get this output?
[23:16] <Zaitzev> ok, now it's time for WINE to be a weirdo program..heh
[23:16] <estreptococo> some app for cut .cue in separate flac?
[23:16] <reesk> i find a application i clikc install it asks for password which i give and then it does stuff for a secodn or 2 then throws the erorr
[23:17] <jrib> reesk: find an application where?
[23:17] <reesk> in software center
[23:17] <jrib> reesk: was this problem always present?
[23:17] <ph8> hey all, i'm making a script to work with inserted usb disks. Ubuntu desktop automounts them (i think that's part of the desktop) - but how can i check it's mounted? I'm writing it in mono but is there an easy command line i can run or am i needing to parse the output of mount /dev/<device> /mnt/tempdir - or something?
[23:17] <aethelrick> reesk: any app in particular? all of them? just one?
[23:17] <reesk> i dont think it was i managed to install java just fine
[23:18] <reesk> pretty much all of them
[23:18] <estreptococo> nobody help me?
[23:18] <reesk> i even tried to download a ubuntu software
[23:18] <estreptococo> no exist in Ubuntu software center
[23:19] <v5632> ifpi uz jede jo?
[23:19] <v5632> to ste se moc nepochlapili :)
[23:20] <MonkeyDust> what language is that?
[23:21] <aethelrick> reesk: try opening a terminal, and entering: sudo apt-get install synaptic
[23:21] <L3top> philipino?
[23:21] <L3top> dunno...
[23:21] <fire44> any idea what my issue could be
[23:21] <L3top> estreptococo: I am sorry but I am not sure what you are asking for.
[23:21] <MonkeyDust> sounds huitzilopochtli to me, mayan or zo
[23:21] <fire44> not sure if its ubuntu or a grafix card but it loads up and lets me log in but when i go to the applications on top left (11.4) the drop down bar turns to the ubuntu purple screen just in that dropdown
[23:22] <jrib> reesk: sounds like bug #659438
[23:22] <estreptococo> L3top: i need cut .cue archives ( audio) in separate .flac audios...  exist an app in Linux for this?
[23:22] <reesk> ohh bug #659438 i know that verry well ok i dont what is it
[23:23] <g0v3rn0r> hi all
[23:23] <jrib> reesk: see ubottu's message
[23:23] <reesk> ahh kk
[23:24] <reesk> ok synaptic is done what you want me to do now
[23:24] <jrib> reesk: read through the comments in the bug report
[23:24] <g0v3rn0r> do anyone know what's the tool to administrate services on ubuntu 10.04 ?
[23:24] <g0v3rn0r> I mean something like svcadm on unix
[23:25] <haylo> dra
[23:25] <L3top> !info cuetools
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[23:25] <reesk> jrib: would conecting a 56k modem to my machine and whistling dtmf dial tones into it help any lol
[23:25] <L3top> !info shntool
[23:25] <L3top> check out those estreptococo
[23:25] <estreptococo> ubottu: im noob in Linux, how i can this?
[23:26] <jrib> reesk: doubtful :)  I must go, but the comments in the report seem to claim that you should make sure your ubuntu is up to date (sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade).  If that doesn't fix it, keep reading.  If you are still unsure, ask again here but mention your ubuntu version
[23:26] <reesk> im pretty sure it updating that broke it in the first place
[23:26] <patman023> hey all, best partition scheme for a new install?
[23:27] <aethelrick> estreptococo: a cue file is a cd image right? you may have to convert it to an iso file you you can mount it and rip it to a format of your choice
[23:27] <L3top> estreptococo: check http://onubuntu.blogspot.com/2007/06/splitting-cueflac-files.html see if that is what you are looking for
[23:27] <reesk> cue file should come with bin files i belive
[23:28] <reesk> atleast mine usually do
[23:28] <zykotic10> aethelrick: bin/cue should generally not be converted to ISOs.  ISOs can only be "regular" data, while bin/cue can be several things.
[23:28] <Tank_> hi all, need help plz... Running 11.04, I have a USB dongle wifi. Want to run it as a hotspot like I do on windows 7 with Connectify. I went to networks and clicked "use as hotspot" it then switches on and then off? How can I fix this?
[23:30] <arshad> is this the ubuntu server channel?? or the regular channel??
[23:30] <zykotic10> arshad: #ubuntu-server
[23:30] <arshad> r u using xchat by any chance??
[23:30] <sskalnik_> what's the proper command to edit a changelog?
[23:31] <Tank_> zykotic10, where can we ask support questions?
[23:31] <zykotic10> Tank_: here
[23:31] <sskalnik_> I remember there being a specific program that formats everything automagically, but forgot the exact command
[23:31] <Tank_> Can any one  help with this?... Running 11.04, I have a USB dongle wifi. Want to run it as a hotspot like I do on windows 7 with Connectify. I went to networks and clicked "use as hotspot" it then switches on and then off? How can I fix this?
[23:31] <Zaitzev> i'm about to give up ubuntu completely now
[23:31] <Zaitzev> I'm constantly stonewalling on a new problem, one after another
[23:32] <zykotic10> Zaitzev: that's pretty common for ubuntu
[23:32] <Zaitzev> here's the latest;
[23:32] <Zaitzev> for example, deluge is running maximized
[23:32] <wad> Is there a way to configure how Ubuntu alerts me when I get email?
[23:33] <Zaitzev> however, if i hit the restore-button so I can have it windowed
[23:33] <tajys> I've been searching how to fix this for a while, but have come up with nothing. When I updated to 11.10, my on screen volume adjustment in the top bar disappeared. Anybody know how I can get it back? It's a pain in the arse to go through a terminal and alsa mixer every time I want to adjust the volume =/
[23:33] <Zaitzev> the window size is JUST outside the top of the screen
[23:33] <Zaitzev> so I can't actually move it around
[23:33] <Zaitzev> it happens to several windows
[23:33] <zykotic10> tajys: do you have pulse running on your system correctly?
[23:33] <fire44> not sure if its ubuntu or a grafix card but it loads up and lets me log in but when i go to the applications on top left (11.4) the drop down bar turns to the ubuntu purple screen just in that dropdown
[23:34] <fire44> any help?
[23:34] <brand> hi everyone im new to computers
[23:34] <brand> i was using ubuntu on my virtual box over windows
[23:34] <tajys> zykotic10, I never could get pulse to work right, so I just got rid of it
[23:34] <velko> Zaitzev, you can also move windows by pressing "alt", clicking anywhere in the window, holding the mouse button down and moving
[23:34] <brand> now 3d dint work properly in Virtual box.so i am planning for a dual boot
[23:34] <Zaitzev> see! it's stuff like that
[23:34] <Zaitzev> wish I knew :C
[23:34] <brand> could someone guide me
[23:34] <zykotic10> tajys: THAT is why you don't see Gnome Volume then!!!  It requires Pulse.
[23:35] <brand> could someone tell how to uninstall linux which is already installed with the virutal box
[23:35] <brand> ?
[23:35] <Zaitzev> velko: thanks a million
[23:35] <wad> brand: Sure, just burn a CD with whatever ubuntu version you like, then boot to it.
[23:35] <Zaitzev> i can cross of another annoyance now :P
[23:35] <brand> wad:could someone tell how to uninstall linux which is already installed with the virutal box?
[23:35] <wad> brand: Just delete the virtual machine.
[23:35] <tajys> zykotic10, Bugger >.< I'd gotten rid of it before, too, and still had my volume adjustment thing =/
[23:35] <zykotic10> tajys: not anymore...
[23:36] <Roasted> SSH Question - can I get two systems to authenticate to  my file server with the same key? I'm looking to set up a backup process over the WAN but I have 1 user, and 2 computers (laptop vs desktop). Can I just copy the pub key for both client systems?
[23:36] <brand> wad: how much space is needed?
[23:37] <brand> i just have 5gb left in my C drive
[23:37] <tajys> zykotic10, *sigh* So, with pulse, I have no sound. Without pulse, I have no volume adjustment. Lame.
[23:37] <wad> brand: That's a little small.
[23:37] <velko> Roasted, yes
[23:37] <brand> wad:yeah can i install it in D drive or something?
[23:37] <haylo> which kernel should i install to get the standard one that comes with 11.04? i have a looong list here in theis netinstall. my usual one is a 2.6.38.? generic
[23:37] <wad> How many physical hard drives do you have?
[23:38] <wad> brand, do you know the difference between physical hard drives and partitions?
[23:38] <brand> wad: no im very new to computers
[23:38] <the_cops> how can I circuvent my schools admin password?
[23:38] <reesk> just letting you know problem fixed ran apt-get update and apt-get upgrade and now it works
[23:38] <wad> the_cops, boot to an Ubuntu CD. :)
[23:38] <wad> brand: Do you have a D: drive?
[23:39] <the_cops> wad good idea!
[23:39] <brand> yes
[23:39] <wad> How much space is on it?
[23:39] <the_cops> wad tomorrow i will install ubuntu instead of windows we have no bios password
[23:39] <mike9863> I think I accidentally removed my graphics driver. can anyone tell me how to install the open source ati graphics driver from the command line?
[23:39] <wad> If you have physical access to the computer, even a bios password won't help. You can reset it on the motherboard.
[23:40] <brand> 11gb is free there?
[23:40] <wad> brand, what else do you have on that drive?
[23:40] <haylo> no kernel suggestions? there are 12 to chose from. how about linux-image-2.6.38-13-generic?
[23:40] <brand> few important stuffs
[23:40] <brand> wad: i cannot delete it
[23:40] <tajys> zykotic10, At least now I know why it's not there, though. Thanks ^.^;
[23:40] <wad> brand, it's very likely that you only have a single physical hard drive in the computer. It is partitioned into two areas, which Windows calls C: and D:.
[23:41] <brand> wad: oh
[23:41] <a7x> hi, while creating a bootable USB pen from mac
[23:41] <wad> brand, the best thing to do is to move anything you need to keep from the D: drive to the C: drive, and then use Windows to delete the partition that Windows knows as D:.
[23:41] <cordyceps> How come every time I boot the clock is out by exactly 7 hrs, which is the relative universal time. The BIOS clock is right.
[23:41] <brand> oh
[23:41] <maujhsn> Hey folks cheese vs xawtv which is the better of the two for webcam transmission?
[23:41] <a7x> it is necessary to do dd ... bs=1m? it's really slow this way
[23:41] <bastidrazor> haylo: that is the current kernel in 11.04.
[23:42] <wad> This will free up a whole bunch of space on the machine, and booting to an Ubuntu CD will let you use all that space for Ubuntu, giving you a nice dual-boot system. Which is what I use, actually.
[23:42] <zykotic10> cordyceps: change your time zone (sorry not sure how ubuntu deals with that, debian method doesn't work)
[23:42] <haylo> nice thanks
[23:42] <brand> wad:can i use ubuntu in my hard disk external
[23:42] <cordyceps> my timezone is correct, MST
[23:43] <wad> brand, I'm not sure. Probably not. It's probably a USB drive, so the USB drivers would need to be loaded from the bios in order to boot to it....
[23:43] <brand> oh
[23:43] <velko> cordyceps, maybe you are dual booting with windows? and linux keeps the clock updated with utc and windows - with the local time. so basically they are fighting for the clock and overwrite its value
[23:43] <wad> Copy all your D: drive stuff onto the external drive, then use windows disk manager to delete that partition.
[23:43] <brand> wad: how much space does it actually take to install ubuntu
[23:44] <wad> I don't know. A couple of gigs.
[23:44] <cordyceps> dual booting w/ other linux
[23:44] <zykotic10> !requirements | brand
[23:44] <cordyceps> no window$ here
[23:44] <velko> cordyceps, are bot installations with correctly adjusted tz settings then?
[23:45] <velko> both*
[23:45] <wad> Any of you guys know how to turn off these annoying email notifications that Thunderbird emits? I think it's part of Ubuntu, not Thunderbird.
[23:46] <cordyceps> the other yes, 'buntu no. I ran tzdata(if that's what you're referring to) but it didn't help things. I have to run the Time/Date app in the menus
[23:47] <cordyceps> or sudo date <something>
[23:48] <velko> cordyceps, "sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata"
[23:48] <cordyceps> MMDDhrminYYYY
[23:48] <cordyceps> velko: doesn't work
[23:48] <cordyceps> been there etc
[23:50] <cordyceps> velko: oh wait, mebbe it only works when the time is already wrong and not AFTER it's been corrected...
[23:51] <cordyceps> I mean tzdata works
[23:51] <Scunizi> Skype is listed twice in the Partner repo's when looking in synaptic or software center.. both are i386 versions.  Is there a 64 bit version available in the repos someplace that I'm missing?  It is on the Skype site
[23:51] <brand> wad: i have installed few applications in a virtual box
[23:51] <wad> brand, yeah, those will be gone.
[23:51] <brand> do i need to uninstall them or it will automaticallly work if i dual boot linux
[23:51] <brand> aha
[23:52] <wad> brand,  assuming you delete that virtual machine.
[23:52] <brand> i deleted it
[23:52] <wad> brand, ah.
[23:53] <wad> brand, you understand what a virtual machine is, right? It's basically a computer inside your computer.
[23:53] <brand> yeah
[23:53] <brand> amazing
[23:53] <wad> By deleting the virtual machine, you effectively vaporized that computer. :)
[23:54] <wad> I hope you understood that when you deleted that box. I assumed you did... hopefully you didn't have data in there that you wanted to keep!
[23:56] <mcurran> can anyone tell me how to successfully remove the nouveau driver and install the nvidia binary without it complaining about nvidia.ko being built.  I tried blacklisting them all conflicting modules and also adding boot line options, but still no go.  I used to have the solution hyperlinked, but now I cannot find agian.
[23:57] <mcurran> friggin' I rm -rf 'ed my home directory the other day, and caught it in time, but not intime for all my linux notes/handy facts.
[23:59] <zykotic10> mcurran: (not helpful) but installing nvidia proprietary is suppose to blacklist nouveau automatically...