[00:01] <Airtreck> jen_ : did you try the "locate" command to search for your screensavers? if they're there, it will find them
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> jen_: http://www.solarum.com/2010/01/03/acer-aspire-battery-not-charging/      seems a BIOS upgrade helps
[00:02] <vallor> so I almost got this working in a virt, but now when I run usb-creator-gtk & set it up to install, it shuts down the ubuntu virt :(
[00:02] <jen_> well...if I can recall, I downloaded the awesome 'blue screen of death' somewhere KMV01 showed me (he's awesome by the way) and it had a bunch of screensavers but I dont remember how I did it
[00:03] <Roasted> Question - if I want to use something other than Unity as my default environment, yet I want automatic login, how do I select which DE I want since I won't have the option to choose @ login screen?
[00:03] <jen_> oh synaptic!
[00:03] <droptone> can one of you guys recommend a twitter client that provides real-time updates for ubuntu 11.10? I hear good things about polly, is it worth the install?
[00:03] <CFHowlett> Roasted   you CAN choose at login - click on the gear
[00:03] <Roasted> CFHowlett, right - but how would I do that with automatic login to a specific user account?
[00:04] <jen_> but then again I dont know what package to get
[00:04] <SlothScript> So my issue, currently, is that when I boot my computer grub will not start. If I hold shift, I get a message "Grub Loading.." but then the screen essentially shuts off with the message "Out of Range" and it changes resolution. After that, it boots to Ubuntu. I am currently unable to access my Windows 7; does anyone have any ideas?
[00:04] <jen_> so what is the package for screensavers on synaptic?
[00:04] <CFHowlett> Roasted   aaah, different question.  Sadly, IDK as I still use 10.04.  ask the channel about setting default DE
[00:04] <Roasted> CFHowlett, nevermind, it looks like it still holds the last one I logged in as. I don't recall 11.10 doing that. I'm on 12.04 now (wrong chat, just realized, shoulda been in ubuntu+1 for that)
[00:05] <Roasted> CFHowlett, but nonetheless, fixed! :D
[00:05] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: the last session is remembered for each user
[00:05] <Toph2> when I run htop in a terminal, it occupies the terminal,,, can I start and run another terminal for other tasks while htop is running?
[00:06] <CFHowlett> Toph2   yes
[00:06] <upset> Help me please! I'm begging you! Pinta just crashed and corrupted my project. How do I get it back?! Isn't there a bak somewhere??
[00:06] <vallor> Toph2: of course -- this is Unix, it's multiprocessing and multiuser :)
[00:06] <tannerste> jen_, i think xscreensaver is fairly popular.  I haven't personally tried it yet
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> Toph2: sure, press CTRL+ALT+T
[00:06] <jen_> yeah I have xscreensavers but there are a bunch just missing from then tannerste
[00:06] <Toph2> indeed,, thanks all
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> upset: use your data backups will be a great way
[00:06] <upset> ActionParsnip: Could you explain?
[00:07] <LeeJiin> oops
[00:07] <vallor> woot, I got it working -- the trick was to attach the usb passport drive to the virt as an ide disk
[00:07] <tannerste> jen_, hmm, check out this post talking about xscreensaver http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/10/enable-screensavers-in-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelot/
[00:07] <upset> Please, does anyone know how I can repair this file or get an older version back?!
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> upset: how long have you had the project going?
[00:08] <upset> ActionParsnip: Three days. I've been opening and closing and saving often
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> upset: so you will have backed it up, right? to a USB storage or a different PC, or a DVD or such...
[00:08] <upset> ActionParsnip: Obviously if I did I would not come here
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> upset: why did you not make a backup?
[00:09] <Zaitzev> If i do this, will it find all rars in subfolders and unpack the files IN those subfolders? : find . -iname "*.rar" -exec unrar {} \;
[00:09] <upset> ActionParsnip: That's NOT an answer to my question
[00:10] <ActionParsnip> upset: unless you made a backup the file will be gone as data recovery apps like foremost will simply recover the bad file
[00:10] <upset> ActionParsnip: It's not deleted
[00:10] <upset> It's just corrupted
[00:10] <SHOVELL> is there a way to correct a logical partition ending beyond the end of the physical drive?
[00:10] <ActionParsnip> upset: yes, so there is no way to restore the data as you made no backup
[00:10] <upset> ActionParsnip: There are no earlier versions anywhere?
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> upset: you could try an fsck on the partition
[00:11] <Airtreck> there is no "system restore" in linux :)
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> upset: not unless the software you made the file in makes them, no
[00:11] <upset> ActionParsnip: Fffffffffff
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> upset: make backups and you have no issue
[00:11] <upset> ActionParsnip: I'm furious
[00:11] <jen_> oh this has been bugging me too but I totally forgot about it, how can you adjust the settings so if you have one window up, you can click on the second one but the other window is still behind it,
[00:11] <upset> ActionParsnip: Fuck you, man
[00:11] <Zaitzev> noone? oO
[00:11] <amazingrando> i cloned ubuntu server from on machine to another.  eth0 device is not found on the cloned machine (exact same hardware)
[00:11] <CFHowlett> mellow out people
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> upset: you learned the hardest way possible of the value of backups, sorry
[00:12] <amazingrando> tried sudo mv /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules.old
[00:12] <Airtreck> uh that was WAY rude!
[00:12] <amazingrando> now there's an eth0, but still won't get an IP address
[00:12] <SHOVELL> ActionParsnip, you are a valued comunity resource tyou dont deserve whay upset just did
[00:13] <jen_> umm
[00:13] <Kotus> SHOVELL, if you delete a partition and recreate it, begining at the exact same byte then it will be ok, all you have to do is resize2fs it somehow, be carefool resize2fs takes a size parameter
[00:13] <SlothScript> ActionParsnip: Do you happen to have any ideas on a grub menu not loading, even with holding shift; I've purged and reinstalled, and some other obvious solutions.
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> Zaitzev: looks ok, just watch for duplicated folders coming out of the archives as they may overwrite each other or similar, not sure where the extracte files would go tbh
[00:13] <Airtreck> btw, hi again ActionParsnip , danileigh79 spoke nicely to me about you. So hi!
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> hi Airtreck :)
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> Zaitzev: i'm sure the guys in #bash will be able to help a little :)
[00:14] <Zaitzev> ActionParsnip: But the syntax looks fine? Guess I could run it and see what happens.. I asked because I wasn't sure if that's the "best" way to do it, or even the right way
[00:14] <Zaitzev> Hm, guess I can start hanging out there as well ;)
[00:14] <Kotus> SHOVELL, i used parted to create the partition
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> Zaitzev: you could copy a subset of the files out to a test folder and see what happens
[00:15] <SHOVELL> Kotus, the other issue is that the logical partition contains the swap "drive"
[00:15] <Zaitzev> ActionParsnip: Yeah that's what I was gonna do, don't want to mess up the originals or anything ;p
[00:15] <Kotus> then simply remove it after( swapoff /dev/partition )
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> Zaitzev: you gotta watch out for duplicate file names in the files though dude. That stuff gets messy
[00:17] <SHOVELL> Kotus, cant i just change the end sector?
[00:17] <phunyguy> can someone help me figure out how to sync some music on my phone with amarok, and have it transcode to mp3? Currently I tell it to copy to that collection, but it keeps the flac format.
[00:17] <scientes> apt-get update is failing on precise cause its asking for the uncompressed Packages, over the .gz/.bz2
[00:17] <phunyguy> I am really asking if it is possible to synch
[00:17] <SHOVELL> q
[00:17] <Kotus> SHOVELL, can gparted do it , check it out
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> scientes: are you using Precise?
[00:18] <Zaitzev> ActionParsnip: Guess I need some flags to unrar as well
[00:19] <binger> Am getting /bin/bash: java: command not found.  Can someone take a look at this and point me in the right direction?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/879711/
[00:19] <hoshi411> anyone know how to clear previously failed packages from showing up evbery time you try to install something??
[00:20] <Airtreck> hoshi411:  you uninstall them
[00:20] <nopolitica> que
[00:20] <Super_Dog> Anybody know what precise command one should enter in Ubuntu when it says, "Make sure that the « data » sub-folder is writeable by the webserver."
[00:21] <SlothScript> I currently have 3 swaps, and need only one. Can anyone help me in correcting this?
[00:21] <Super_Dog> I'm presuming some type of chmod command...?
[00:21] <Super_Dog> AjaxPlorer install
[00:21] <droid-0854> Hoshi did you check /tmp?
[00:23] <beenohano> how do I change the system resolution when no proprietary driver is installed and xrandr only shows one resolution?  I have an old desktop with integrated intel 845 which is buggy so the Ubuntu team sets it for only one resolution.
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> SlothScript: configure your OSes to use the same swap partition, then delete the other 2 and either create data partitions in them, or resize the other partitions into the free space. I suggest you take a full backup in case of catastrophe. You will be modifying your drive in a big way
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> beenohano: what GPU?
[00:24] <Super_Dog> Slothscript:   You can use Gparted...  That will help you modify / delete your swap partitions... Please back up before use though...
[00:25] <Gyes> beenohano, start with cvt 1600x1200 60, then xrandr --newmode "the result from cvt", then xrandr --addmode 1600x1200_60.00 VGA1
[00:25] <beenohano> ActionParsnip: integrated intel graphics (845G/GL)
[00:25] <SlothScript> ActionParsnip, Super_Dog - This being the first time I have ever done any direct editing to my partition; is there any guide which would talk in more detail as to what I need to do?
[00:26] <beenohano> Gyes: that doesn't work with the old intel 845g/gl.  I can't add any modes.
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> beenohano: and the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[00:27] <beenohano> here is some explanation of why only one resolution is allowed:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Mavericki8xxStatus
[00:27] <SlothScript> ActionParsnip, Super_Dog - I can search for the guide myself; I just am really at a loss of what to even look for because my understanding is so limited.
[00:27] <beenohano> I'm wondering if it's possible to change that one allowed resolution
[00:28] <SHOVELL> is there a way to manually modify a partition table?
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> SlothScript: if you look in /etc/fstab   you will see how swap is mapped, choose a swap partition and make that the same for all the install OSes.
[00:28] <Super_Dog> Slothscript:  You can load and "look" at your drives with GParted.  Do you know how to install GParted in Ubuntu?
[00:28] <SHOVELL> ie nano or other text editor
[00:28] <binger> Am getting /bin/bash: java: command not found.  Can someone take a look at this and point me in the right direction?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/879711/
[00:29] <Super_Dog> That would be your first step...
[00:29] <CacheMoney> does anyone know how to make the text in XChat larger?  Zoom in?
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> binger: do you have java installed?
[00:29] <Super_Dog> I can walk you through it if you're that new to Ubuntu...
[00:29] <SlothScript> I have installed it yes;
[00:29] <Airtreck> SlothScript: use your exact words to describe what you want to do, you will find beginner guides. Also take notes on paper. Also backup everything and make a map of files you have. The guide will ask you to use a botting disk/usb
[00:29] <binger> ActionParsnip, yes I do.
[00:30] <SlothScript> I am not so much new to Ubuntu in general, but the partitioning; and the core of it, I am quite new there.
[00:30] <mint> hi.
[00:30] <Gyes> CacheMoney, isn't it in the preferences?
[00:30] <Gaming4JC> Are there any tools like UnFreeze (to turn a batch of photos into an animated .gif) for Ubuntu?
[00:30] <SlothScript> May I ask what impact having 3 swaps opposed to the one that is needed will have on my system?
[00:30] <Super_Dog> Sloth:  Upon up Gparted.... look.... Don't touch or Apply anything.  You will need your sudo password to get in there....
[00:30] <Airtreck> SlothScript:  i am new too, but i managed to patition with guides, not that hard. Try to read the guide carefully and take notes
[00:31] <binger> ActionParsnip, am thinking it could be a PATH issue but am not sure
[00:31] <CacheMoney> Gyes: Couldn't find anything relating to zoom or text size.. Seems like it should be in there :/
[00:31] <Gyes> can you change the font ?
[00:32] <Gyes> it must be saying FreeSans 9, make it 12
[00:32] <SlothScript> The reason I ask, for the real impact, is because the issue I am trying to fix right now has to do with Grub; and if they are two unique issues I'd like to tackle grub first, however, if they contribute to one another than obviously it is best to take both at once.
[00:32] <CacheMoney> Gyes: Yes, good call.  Thanks!
[00:32] <Gyes> np
[00:32] <Super_Dog> Are you multi-booting Sloth?
[00:32] <Airtreck> SlothScript: how my OS's you have on your system?
[00:33] <Super_Dog> Sloth:  To my knowledge - multiple swap partitions aren't a big problem.  Maybe just a waste of a bit of hard drive space depending on your configuration...
[00:33] <SlothScript> Super_Dog, Airtreck: I have dual-booted; Windows7 + Ubuntu 11.10; However, grub menu will not appear; holding shift brings the message "Loading Grub.." but then a message which says somethign to the extent of "Input is out of range" and changes the screen resolution comes up and it boots directly into Ubuntu.
[00:34] <SlothScript> Super_Dog, Airtreck: Essentially, through any efforts thus far, I have been unable to boot into Windows 7 since I've installed Ubuntu 11.10;
[00:34] <Airtreck> did you install ubuntu after linux?
[00:34] <Super_Dog> Grub can be a little tricky.  My problems with Grub and Windows 7 went away with the new Grub 2 in the 11.04/11.10 editions of Ubuntu...
[00:35] <SlothScript> I had Windows 7 installed, and used the main download from Ubuntu to install 11.10 with the default partitioning.
[00:35] <Airtreck> well that pretty much "deleted" windows
[00:35] <binger> ActionParsnip, any other thoughts on what might be happening?
[00:35] <Super_Dog> I always use "manual".  It is actually easier that way... I've got like 10 systems with multi-boot...
[00:35] <Airtreck> wow 10 !
[00:35] <SHOVELL> there is no way to manualy correct the size of a partition without gparted(which has an error?
[00:35] <Super_Dog> Your windows actually isn't deleted...
[00:36] <Super_Dog> Unless you did something really goofy... Can you see your NTFS in Gparted?
[00:36] <SlothScript> Airtreck, Windows isn't deleted. I can see the partition in my drive; I just don't have the boot menu
[00:36] <SlothScript> Windows is still there. I just can't access Grub.
[00:36] <hoshi411> Airtreck uninstalling them does not work
[00:36] <Soul_Sample> i get thrown back to the login screen whenever I try to play an .ogv file. any ideas?
[00:36] <hoshi411> i get dpkg errors
[00:36] <Super_Dog> Sloth.... Can you boot windows?
[00:36] <SlothScript> I am not able to through grub; and I know no other way;
[00:36] <doc-saintly> I'm currently copying about 300gb of data from one disk to another, and there are some errors along the way that i've had to skip. It got tedious so I hit "skip all", is there a place I can look to see all the files that were skipped?
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> binger: not sure, you may need to run: sudo update-alternatives --config java
[00:37] <Airtreck> is it possible your system was initially a linux system that had windows installed? then the ubuntu over windows
[00:37] <hoshi411> because of this one package errors it prevents me from installing anything else
[00:37] <Super_Dog> Sloth:  But you can boot windows right now or no?  Grub or any other way?
[00:38] <hoshi411> i tried dpkg --purge <package>
[00:38] <SlothScript> No. Grub menu does not load; I do not know how else I could boot it.
[00:38] <hoshi411> but that would not get rid of it
[00:38] <Airtreck> Super_Dog: No he can't. Installing linux in default keeps windows, but you're not able to use it
[00:38] <Super_Dog> OK.... Would you like to at least get back to booting windows?
[00:38] <Super_Dog> You really have to handle one problem at a time here....
[00:38] <SlothScript> That's what I want to do.
[00:38] <SlothScript> That is my main issue; primary concern.
[00:39] <oPhelias_> trying to dual booth windows 7 and ubuntu with new pc with efi.
[00:39] <Airtreck> so you prefere keeping windows and deleting ubuntu?
[00:39] <oPhelias_> seems when I'm loaded in Ubuntu it doesn't 'see' my windows system..
[00:39] <oPhelias_> gives me no choice but to do a clean install
[00:39] <SlothScript> For now; I would reinstall manual partition again afterwards; but I need to keep Windows yes.
[00:39] <SHOVELL> adam@Shovell:~$ sudo gparted
[00:39] <SHOVELL> [00:39] <SHOVELL> libparted : 2.3
[00:39] <SHOVELL> [00:39] <SHOVELL> Can't have a partition outside the disk!
[00:39] <FloodBot1> SHOVELL: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:39] <oPhelias_> anyone have any ideas?
[00:40] <SHOVELL> oops
[00:40] <Soul_Sample> oPhelias_: did you do a wubi install?
[00:40] <Super_Dog> Sloth:  You've got your Windows 7 boot disc?
[00:40] <SlothScript> No I do not; the harddrive came installed with it;
[00:40] <OerHeks> doc-saintly, diff folder1 folder2
[00:40] <Super_Dog> Oh boy...
[00:41] <CFHowlett> SlothScript  got something for you
[00:41] <oPhelias_> no I want I have an iso with unetbootin
[00:41] <oPhelias_> want to setup up a separate system
[00:41] <Super_Dog> Can you download a Windows 7 image somewhere.... Torrents or what not...
[00:41] <SlothScript> Oh boy. . ." is how I felt entirely.
[00:41] <Airtreck> :)
[00:41] <SlothScript> I can look for it;
[00:41] <SlothScript> CFHowlett: Yes?
[00:41] <CFHowlett> SlothScript   what's the brand of your computer???
[00:41] <Soul_Sample> oPhelias_: if you install ubuntu "from windows", then you cannot see the rest of the partition you installed it on.  if you want to access your windows system through ubuntu, it has to be installed on a different partition
[00:42] <SlothScript> HP
[00:42] <OerHeks> Super_Dog, please do not suggest illegal download.
[00:42] <Super_Dog> You may not need to have an HP Windows 7 disc to resuscitate the MBR...
[00:42] <Soul_Sample> oPhelias_: your best bet is to make a new partition and install it there properly, not "from windows"
[00:42] <CFHowlett> SlothScript   see http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/software-os/w/microsoft_os/3316.aspx  download the iso, create a boot usb with unetbootin.  REPAIR your windows, not reinstall.
[00:42] <oPhelias_> I am not doing it from windows
[00:42] <oPhelias_> I have ubuntu on a usb stick
[00:43] <Super_Dog> No illegal... There's lots of legal Windows 7 images on the net...  I've got access to Technet and they have tons of Windows 7 images there...
[00:43] <biosystemaltered> Good night people. I have a problem with youtube, the screen is smaller, I'm using google chromium browser. What do I fix this?
[00:43] <oPhelias_> I rebooted and am trying to install on the hd
[00:43] <oPhelias_> but with efi ...it tells me that my hd is empty
[00:43] <hoshi411> anyone know how to get apt from trying to satisfy the last install operation????
[00:43] <oPhelias_> it's not ...has windows 7
[00:43] <Super_Dog> Sloth:  Essentially you will need to do a boot repair....
[00:44] <CFHowlett> !who
[00:44] <widewake> Hello, wondering how i can find what programs are eating my kbs without my knowledge? im a bit novice with linux.
[00:44] <Soul_Sample> oPhelias_: you don't see any partitions in nautilus? (file manager)
[00:44] <SlothScript> Okay, so you guys think I should download a Windows 7 image, repair from it and then try from there?
[00:44] <Super_Dog> http://neosmart.net/EasyBCD/
[00:44] <CFHowlett> wideawake  in a terminal run ps-x
[00:44] <hoshi411> help , i can't install anything because apt tries to install the last failed package every time
[00:44] <hoshi411> that package will not delete
[00:44] <Super_Dog> I've used this facility successfully on machines that hosed their MBR and / or screwed up their GRUB installation....
[00:44] <hoshi411> dpkg purge will not delete it
[00:45] <Robinux> is there something I must enable
[00:45] <widewake> CFHowlett, No command 'run' found, did you mean:...
[00:45] <Seven_Six_Two> hoshi411, what package is failing?
[00:45] <oPhelias_> I pulled up 'disk utility'
[00:45] <hoshi411> how do I get apt to understand that they dont need to do that
[00:45] <Robinux> HI is there something I must enable...for remote desktop viewer to work
[00:45] <hoshi411> Seven_Six_Two: linux-image
[00:45] <oPhelias_> and it does say ntfs partition
[00:45] <AgamemnonZ> widewake: You can also try 'top' in your terminal. alternatively install 'htop' which is a more readable version of top
[00:45] <CFHowlett> wideawake.  open a terminal. type ps -x.  press enter
[00:45] <widewake> CFHowlett, not found
[00:45] <oPhelias_> but when I go to install doesn't give me the choice to shrink the partition or install
[00:45] <oPhelias_> along sidde
[00:46] <Airtreck> SlothScript: No you can't recover grub with a windows image
[00:46] <SlothScript> I mean to repair the windows system; and then re-do the entire process with Ubuntu.
[00:46] <SlothScript> Instead of trying to repair grub from Ubuntu?
[00:46] <Soul_Sample> oPhelias_: is that the only partition?
[00:46] <Seven_Six_Two> hoshi411, what is the error it gives?
[00:47] <oPhelias_> yes...
[00:47] <Super_Dog> Sloth:  If I was forced to bet my life, I would tell you that you hosed your Windows MBR (Master Boot record) with Grub...
[00:47] <widewake> AgamemnonZ, tried agem, it is like system monitor :)
[00:47] <biosystemaltered> Good night people. I have a problem with youtube, the screen is smaller, I'm using google chromium browser. What do I fix this?
[00:47] <Airtreck> the problem with windows is that the grub only sees ubuntu. You can't fix grub through windows
[00:47] <AgamemnonZ> Question: Is it be conceivable that ATI and/or NVIDIA would ever open-source their drivers? If so, should we create a petition to urge them to do so?
[00:48] <AgamemnonZ> widewake: good;  also it is ps -x (with a space before the -) this should work
[00:48] <Seven_Six_Two> AgamemnonZ, highly unlikely. Not worth the effort.
[00:48] <Airtreck> grub is something beyond windows in lamest terms
[00:48] <Super_Dog> I have fixed these situations MANY times by first fixing windows and then installing Ubuntu properly (manually.... :-))
[00:48] <widewake> CFHowlett,  this is what im getting for ps -x Warning: bad ps syntax, perhaps a bogus '-'? , not sure what that means
[00:48] <AgamemnonZ> why do you think so Seven_Six_Two?
[00:48] <CFHowlett> widewake   try "top"
[00:48] <boolean> widewake: man ps for more info
[00:48] <Airtreck> Super_Dog: how did you fix windows?
[00:48] <SlothScript> Okay; so what I am asking is the proposed solution is to download a windows image; repair windows from that so that using windows boot loader I can get into windows, and then reinstalling ubuntu manually?
[00:48] <Super_Dog> Grub and Windows MBR live in the same "space" so to speak...  Grub is awesome when it's configured correctly...
[00:49] <Seven_Six_Two> AgamemnonZ, because they make a lot of money selling proprietary solutions, and a large part of that is algorithms
[00:49] <CFHowlett> SlothScript   actually, you shouldn't need to reinstall ubuntu.
[00:49] <CFHowlett> SlothScript   fix windows.  then reinstall GRUB
[00:49] <widewake> CFHowlett,  yes, did top looking at it. will it tell me whats using my kbs?
[00:49] <widewake> CFHowlett,  i think i got too much crap running lol
[00:50] <hoshi411> Seven_Six_Two: http:/www.pastebin.com/GskLiZx7
[00:50] <widewake> boolean, thanks boo, srry im a bit novice
[00:50] <Super_Dog> 1) Boot Windows from disc and let it run an installation repair 2) Fix with re-install of Ubuntu manually.   (Grub automatically sees and recognizes Windows installs including XP, Vista, and 7.)
[00:50] <Super_Dog> Also, for systems that can boot windows, see the EasyBCD link I gave above...
[00:50] <widewake>  PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND  is whati get top. kb/s?
[00:50] <boolean> widewake: we all were at one point .. man is the best for those who can Read The Fine Manual
[00:51] <CFHowlett> boolean   oh, is THAT what rtfm means now??  :)
[00:51] <AgamemnonZ> Seven_Six_Two: making their drivers open-source wouldn't change much about ati/nvidia's dominance i guess as nobody can create their hardware
[00:51] <Airtreck> Super_Dog:  your computer had manual or default linux over windows installation?
[00:51] <hoshi411> so how do you get apt-get to stop trying to install failed packages???
[00:51] <widewake> Im wondering if there is a way to directly see what on your computer is using Kb at that moment. perhaps a program for it
[00:51] <hoshi411> i just want it to be quiet and give up
[00:52] <boolean> widewake: define Kb .. networking or memory usage?
[00:52] <Airtreck> hoshi411:  you uninstall the failed application(s)
[00:52] <SlothScript> Okay; so I am currently downloading the image for Windows 7. Burn a bootCD from that. Installation Repair; then how would I go about fixing grub from there? I mean, theoretically should I be able to boot from either windows or ubuntu once that has happened?
[00:52] <widewake> boolean,  networking, internet memory
[00:52] <Seven_Six_Two> hoshi411, can you run in a terminal    uname -a      and paste the results here please.
[00:52] <Super_Dog> No.... Grub will get blown out the door....
[00:52] <jameslord_new> hello:)
[00:52] <Seven_Six_Two> AgamemnonZ, if that were true, then opening their drivers would help their business
[00:53] <CFHowlett> jameslord_new   greetings
[00:53] <widewake> widewake,  to see whats using my internet connection
[00:53] <boolean> widewake: sudo apt-get install iptraf
[00:53] <hoshi411> Airtreck: like i said, the package was not installed and can not be uninstalled bt either apt-get or dpkg, therefor I want apt-get to give up
[00:53] <SlothScript> So then I would have to go back into it and reinstall ubuntu, properly?
[00:53] <Airtreck> SlothScript: i think grub can only be repaired with the ubuntu CD, you need to do manual installation
[00:53] <Super_Dog> What I would suggest is Easy BCD... I think it writes a new Grub right inside of Windows... It is free for commercial use...
[00:53] <jameslord_new> exit
[00:53] <jameslord_new> exit
[00:53] <boolean> widewake: iptraf will show you the networkign usage on your pc
[00:53] <Super_Dog> Do you have a lot of stuff already set up and running in your ubuntu install?
[00:53] <jameslord_new> quit
[00:53] <FloodBot1> jameslord_new: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:53] <Seven_Six_Two> jameslord,  try   /part
[00:53] <SlothScript> No. My ubuntu install is fine to lose.
[00:53] <boolean> widewake: via the ethernet interface
[00:53] <SlothScript> It's my Windows install that I'm more concerned about..
[00:53] <boolean> widewake: iptraf is a console command
[00:53] <widewake> boolean,  sweet! Its asking me if i am root
[00:54] <widewake> permission denied
[00:54] <Super_Dog> OK.... My suggestion is boot that Windows 7 CD and do a boot repair.  You shouldn't nor do you want to re-install anything...
[00:54] <boolean> widewake: you will need sudo access ... most ubuntu machines will prompt you for your username
[00:54] <hoshi411> Seven_Six_Two: Linux ubuntu 3.0.0-16-generic #29-Ubuntu SMP Tue Feb 14 12:48:51 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[00:54] <boolean> widewake: 's password
[00:55] <SlothScript> Okay, and with a bootrepair of Windows 7, that should permit me to be able to boot into Windows?
[00:55] <Super_Dog> Yes... And Grub will get deep sixed... :-)
[00:55] <Super_Dog> For the time being...
[00:55] <CFHowlett> SlothScript   once repaired, win7 should boot and grub will disappear
[00:55] <Seven_Six_Two> hoshi411, you're trying to uninstall a running kernel. That's a very bad plan, and probably the reason you're having troubles
[00:55] <boolean> widewake: atferwareds ... use the detailed interface stat
[00:56] <widewake> boolean, i see, it does not prompt me, E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[00:56] <xtremox> i need ubuntu for a old computer amd 64 1.8ghz 256mb in ram 20gb hard disk
[00:56] <boolean> widewake: yes u need root
[00:56] <hoshi411> Seven_Six_Two: but the pacakge is not a running kernel, it was an update to the kernel that did not install... i thought
[00:56] <SlothScript> Okay; perfect. I am quite well working if I can get back into Windows; I am actually a much more competent computist than I appear :o just new to dual-booting + Ubuntu specifically; but from Windows I should be able to work it out I think.
[00:56] <ouyes> could anyone help me with this, when I try to sudo modprobe rt5370sta
[00:56] <ouyes> FATAL: Error inserting rt5370sta (/lib/modules/2.6.32-38-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/rt5370sta.ko): Device or resource busy, what is wrong?
[00:56] <Seven_Six_Two> hoshi411, that package depends on the latest kernel, which you're running
[00:57] <widewake> boolean, ok, how do i root? heh
[00:57] <Super_Dog> Sloth:  http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/features/startup-repair
[00:57] <CFHowlett> widewake   sudo -i
[00:57] <boolean> ouyes: do a sudo lsmod|grep rt5370sta to see if it is already loaded
[00:57] <hoshi411> Seven_Six_Two: if im running it then why does apt tell me "failed to instal"
[00:57] <Seven_Six_Two> hoshi411, line 4:  Removing linux-image-3.0.0-16-generic ...
[00:57] <Airtreck> hoshi411:  go into the directory and delete the files
[00:57] <lya> adrien@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install build-essential libpcre3-dev libssl-dev libncp libncp-dev libpq5 libpq-dev libssh2-1-dev libsvn-dev
[00:57] <lya> [sudo] password for adrien:
[00:57] <lya> Lecture des listes de paquets... Fait
[00:57] <lya> Construction de l'arbre des dépendances
[00:57] <FloodBot1> lya: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:57] <lya> Lecture des informations d'état... Fait
[00:57] <Super_Dog> When you get to this screen on boot, please choose the "Startup Repair" button....
[00:58] <widewake> CFHowlett,  awesome. installing
[00:58] <CFHowlett> widewake   good luck.
[00:58] <ouyes> boolean, nope, there is nothing in the output
[00:58] <Super_Dog> If that doesn't work, I'll be surprised...
[00:58] <widewake> CFHowlett, txx
[00:58]  * boolean hmms ... didn't need direct root access to do it ...
[00:58] <jameslord_new> wow, where am i ?
[00:58] <vladimir> hi i need help please
[00:58]  * boolean wonders about why widewake's machine did ....
[00:59] <CFHowlett> vladimir   ask away
[00:59] <Seven_Six_Two> hoshi411, I'm not sure where you're reading that, because what I see from your pastebin is this:   dpkg: error processing linux-image-3.0.0-16-generic (--remove):
[00:59] <SlothScript> Okay; so boot from the disc and use "Startup Repair" option?
[00:59] <Super_Dog> In the future, when installing Ubuntu, please manually install to a separate ext3 or ext4 partition or something other than the automatic partition choice in Ubuntu...  I've had less problems with that setup...
[00:59] <CFHowlett> SlothScript   right
[00:59] <Airtreck> Super_Dog: i installed linux on dual boot with windows, then deleted windows. Now i have unpartitioned space and two swap partitions :) Suggestions?
[00:59] <Super_Dog> Best if you create a separate partition or get a second hard drive or what not...
[00:59] <widewake> boolean, processing triggers for menu.. its done i believe
[00:59] <vladimir> how install ubuntu on a mac?
[00:59] <Super_Dog> Lots of ways to skin that cat both in Windows 7 and Ubuntu.  Google is your friend...
[00:59] <Seven_Six_Two> hoshi411, can you do   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:00] <widewake> boolean, wat next? iptraf
[01:00] <boolean> widewake: sudo -i iptraf
[01:00] <SlothScript> Okay perfect; CFHowlett, from the list of downloads you sent to me; just choosing the one which I had installed is fine, and that is the image to make the disc out of?
[01:00] <CFHowlett> SlothScript   right
[01:00] <boolean> widewake: then choose detailed interface statistics
[01:01] <SlothScript> and will a liveCD/liveUSB work, or only one / the other?
[01:01] <widewake> boolean, sweet. am there.hmm
[01:01] <boolean> widewake: it will show you your transfer rate (both, in bound and out bound) based upon the moment you started iptraf
[01:01] <jameslord_new> hi
[01:02] <vladimir> any one know how add anonymous chanel on irc?
[01:02] <jameslord_new> vladimir go home ,dude
[01:02] <vladimir> im home
[01:02] <Airtreck> jameslord_new:  don't be rude pls
[01:02] <Seven_Six_Two> vladimir, this is a help channel for ubuntu, not irc.
[01:03] <Gyes> vladimir, irc.voxanon.net/6697
[01:03] <[[thufir]]> how do you use dar with cdrwtools?   the syntax I mean.
[01:03] <vladimir> thank you
[01:04] <widewake> boolean,  right, is there a way to find specifics? what programs/ips?
[01:07] <widewake> boolean, thats what im looking for.. To find exactly whats using my internet connection. Like at the moment, i have mozilla open so i already know its using kbs, my clock is, this Irc chat, etc
[01:07] <vladimir> does any one know how install a canon printer drivers in ubuntu 12.4 ?
[01:07] <CFHowlett> !precise|vladimir ask in #ubuntu+1
[01:08] <widewake> wheres anonymous when you need em xp. jp
[01:08] <Robinux> I've enabled remote desktop viewing in the preferences yet I can't access my ubuntu
[01:08] <Robinux> I can establish ssh connection
[01:08] <Airtreck> Gyes: may i pm you?
[01:08] <Robinux> both use same port right?
[01:09] <widewake> boolean, CFHowlett thx.
[01:09] <Gyes> sure why not
[01:12] <vallor> Bug 952653
[01:12] <vallor> kewblewy
[01:12]  * vallor always finds the bugs :P
[01:13] <jen_> how can I get gimp 2.7? I am still stuck with 2.6
[01:13] <zhe> hohoho
[01:14] <CFHowlett> jen_   download and compile from source
[01:15] <jen_> okay
[01:18] <`Korvin> Hey, my touchpad stopped working
[01:18] <`Korvin> on kubuntu
[01:21] <ActionParsnip> kortsi: try:  sudo modprobe -r psmouse; sleep 2; sudo modprobe psmouse
[01:21] <armence> Hello all. i think I screwed up my sound config somehow. I can't play sounds as my user. But other users can play sounds just fine. Can somebody help me out here?
[01:21] <`Korvin> ActionParsnip, I'm not seeing the touchpad
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> `Korvin: try the command, it may wake it up :)
[01:22] <`Korvin> that did it
[01:22] <`Korvin> what was it?
[01:22] <`Korvin> why did that work
[01:23] <`Korvin> ActionParsnip, same thing, but with y wireless card
[01:27] <autojack> it's been a long time since I had to give a crap about file system types. is there any reason I should use something other than ext4 for a generic personal web/mail server?
[01:27] <hmw> a friend "did nothing" except updating (I suppose). Now he has two new ifaces: pan0 and virbr0. What could have happened? What could he possibly have installed?
[01:30] <CFHowlett> hmw it's a zen virtualization interface
[01:30] <hmw> doesn't sound like the standard update would do that, right?
[01:31] <CFHowlett> hmw   I can see the update happening, but actually configuring without prior use?  I think not.
[01:31] <psusi> hwm, no, he installed something to get the birbr0 setup... pan0 is bluetooth I believe
[01:31] <CFHowlett> hmw see https://buzzcodington.wordpress.com/2011/04/26/getting-rid-of-virbr0virbr1-interface-in-ubuntu-server-9-10/
[01:31] <hmw> ah fine, thanks
[01:32] <hmw> but i need to find out what really happened first
[01:36] <hmw> that guy is so stubborn. He won't come here because "he doesn't know you" (thinks it would be unpolite to ask strangers). Is there a package I could install on his brain, that would fix this bug?
[01:37] <jen_> how can you make the ubuntu oneiric ocelot taskbar move??
[01:37] <CFHowlett> hmw just tell him the error is between the keyboard and the display ...
[01:37] <CacheMoney> I'm trying to connect my external monitor but I'm having trouble taking it off of 'mirror mode'.  I keep getting this message "requested position/size for CRTC 147 is outside the allowed limit: position=(1366, 0), size=(1920, 1080), maximum=(1920, 1920)"
[01:40] <jen_> how can you make the ubuntu oneiric ocelot taskbar move??
[01:44] <Korvin_> hey, I installed an nvidia driver, and on reboot kdm fails to load
[01:44] <Korvin_> how can I fix that?
[01:44] <Loshki> autojack: ext4 should be fine. I personally prefer ext3, just because there are more rescue tools for it, but ext4 will be fine too. You'll be making periodic backups, right?
[01:46] <`Korvin> any ideas?
[01:53] <Pickleface> Hey when I try to burn the ubuntu disk it keeps saying error while burning drive busy
[01:53] <Pickleface> how can I fix this?
[01:55] <`Korvin> waht operating system Pickleface
[01:55] <Pickleface> `Korvin: I have ubuntu 11.10 im trying to make another disk for it.
[01:56] <`Korvin> https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-burning/2011-February/016513.html
[01:56] <`Korvin> Does anyone know how to revert driver updates in kubuntu?
[01:57] <`Korvin> I can't boot up as kdm fails to initialize
[01:57] <`Korvin> I can boot up, just not with the gui
[01:59] <simpson1897> hey Shon! are you here? It's Vladymyr
[01:59] <CacheMoney> Does anyone run dual monitors?  Not mirror-mode but separate mode..
[02:00] <`Korvin> yes CacheMoney
[02:02] <CacheMoney> `Korvin: do you have to cross your mouse over to the next screen vertically or horizontally?
[02:02] <`Korvin> that can be changed by opening up the screen resize menu and dragging the monitors into their respective positions
[02:03] <CacheMoney> `Korvin: for example, only when I place the screens on top of one another in the System Settings > Hardware > Displays  can I get into 'separate mode'
[02:03] <CacheMoney> if I place them side-by-side I get an error saying ""The selected configuration for displays could not be applied
[02:03] <CacheMoney> requested position/size for CRTC 148 is outside the allowed limit: position=(1280, 0), size=(1280, 800), maximum=(1600, 1600)""
[02:04] <CacheMoney> `Korvin: where is the screen resize menu?
[02:05] <CacheMoney> Do you think I need to update my graphics card driver?
[02:08] <dave_null> why does echo give me a blank line when I try something like "date > today.txt ; echo < today.txt" ? According to tutorial it should output the date.
[02:09] <Fuego> it'l write not print
[02:10] <SwedeMike> dave_null: echo doesn't work like that, you can't pipe stuff to echo and expect it to do anything.
[02:10] <SwedeMike> dave_null: you have to use cat.
[02:11] <StepNjump> I have natty here. My time never switched automatically. Did the time change automatically in newer versions?
[02:11] <dave_null> it gives a blank line even if I don't pipe. I go exactly by the tutorial
[02:11] <SwedeMike> dave_null: yes, echo gives you a blank line regardless of what you pipe to it.
[02:11] <SwedeMike> dave_null: echo will type the first argument on the terminal, nothing else.
[02:12] <canthus13> How do I go about recovering the encryption key for my home folder? I'm about to wipe my root drive. root is a separate partition from /home
[02:12] <SwedeMike> dave_null: or actually, all arguments.
[02:13] <dave_null> strange, this is exactly what's in Linux Phrasebook. The guy redirects date's output to a file, then does echo < file.txt and according to him it prints it to stdout
[02:14] <SwedeMike> dave_null: well, I'd say it's wrong.
[02:14] <SwedeMike> dave_null: I've been doing unix since 1994 or so, and I would never have expected echo to do anything with stuff piped to it.
[02:14]  * Draconicus braces for the flood
[02:15] <dave_null> yeah, it's Linux Phrasebook by Scott Grannerman
[02:15] <canthus13> Draconicus: No flood.  I came in 4 minutes ago and can still see the user listing.
[02:15] <Draconicus> I had Compiz running splendidly utilizing fusion-icon's control until I tried this little fix to get emerald working: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1870792   -- I did not do anything after the second box of code. I just needed a quick fix for Emerald 'cause the packaged one wasn't working.
[02:16] <[[thufir]]> how do you install dargui?  is that a manual install?  I can't find it at  http://packages.ubuntu.com     project:  http://dargui.sourceforge.net/
[02:16] <CFHowlett> [[thufir]]   download the deb file.  sudo dpkg -i file.deb
[02:17] <hammommah> got a question: just did bios update and a few things playing up. How do i reinstall kernel. sudo dpkg -reinstall linux.......
[02:17] <Draconicus> [[thufir]]: What's the package called? It might exist in the repositories still.
[02:17] <CFHowlett> [[thufir]]   http://sourceforge.net/projects/dargui/files/
[02:17] <log> [[thufir]]: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dargui/files/dargui/0.5.2/dargui-0.5.2_i386.deb/download
[02:18] <Draconicus> Well anyway, I've got a dead Compiz out of nowhere
[02:18] <Draconicus> I run a heavily customized Xfce-based desktop. We're not talking about Unity here.
[02:18] <[[thufir]]> thanks
[02:18] <fishee> Am I able to switch from aes256 to aes128 for my disk encryption that's already set up?
[02:19] <Draconicus> LightDM pulled the gnome-session for Xfce without issues and as I said, Compiz was working splendidly. I restarted X and suddenly Compiz decided it didn't feel like working anymore.
[02:20] <[P]3pafvyvas> buonasera
[02:20] <Draconicus> fishee: I know nothing about it, but by the sound of it that would probably be pretty unfeasible. Can you reverse the encryption? Are you encrypting the entire disk or just a directory?
[02:20] <[P]3pafvyvas> ci sta qualcuno?
[02:20] <CFHowlett> !es|[P]3pafvyvas
[02:20] <CFHowlett> !it|[P]3pafvyvas
[02:21] <fishee> Draconicus: It's an entire disk, LVM with encryption on a default ubuntu installation.  seems the 256 key takes a lot of processor time while transferring large files between disks... was wondering if the 128 would be faster/less processor intensive
[02:22] <Draconicus> fishee: I guess that would probably make sense, but I think you're probably pretty well stuck that way. I would be impressed if one could transition from one encrypted environment to another without removing encryption first...
[02:22] <Draconicus> fishee: Remember, I am not an expert. I would google "changing encryption methods" or some such
[02:22] <[P]3pafvyvas> Hello guys, I have problems with USB devices, does not detects the / dev / ttyUSB *, as I do?
[02:22] <Draconicus> Anyone have an idea about my lovely Compiz troubles? I feel so in the dark, here.
[02:23] <fishee> Draconicus: thank you for your time and input
[02:23] <Draconicus> fishee: Good luck to you!
[02:24] <[P]3pafvyvas> helppp
[02:25] <rororo1> hi
[02:25] <rororo1> #zap
[02:25] <CFHowlett> rororo1   greetings
[02:25] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: is the device seen on the usb bus at all  sudo lsusb ;
[02:25] <CFHowlett> [P]3pafvyvas   greetings
[02:26] <[P]3pafvyvas> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[02:26] <[P]3pafvyvas> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[02:26] <[P]3pafvyvas> Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[02:26] <[P]3pafvyvas> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[02:26] <[P]3pafvyvas> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[02:26] <FloodBot1> [P]3pafvyvas: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:26] <[P]3pafvyvas> if I connect a usb device not recognized
[02:27] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: that's only the hub so it's not seen at all, you might try another usb plug and bypass the any usb hubs if posible
[02:28] <dr_willis> could be the hub needs moar power
[02:28] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: I'm assuming that you had the device pluged in when you ran the lsusb
[02:28] <Amdpc> Hi..I am nin iMac machine and I want to install Ubuntu using bootcamp…is it posseble ?
[02:29] <dr_willis> !mac
[02:29] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson chat in pvt please?
[02:29] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: you can get more support in public
[02:29] <[P]3pafvyvas> ok
[02:30] <[P]3pafvyvas> I'm trying to install Smargo, but is not detected when I insert the USB
[02:31] <CFHowlett> [P]3pafvyvas   see http://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/dreambox-support-forum/148795-how-setup-smargo-smartreader.html
[02:31] <Amdpc> dr_willis : My Model no. i.e. imac12,1 is not in the list..
[02:31] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: if the usb device can't be seen on the usb bus then no driver will help you
[02:32] <hammommah> i would recommend using reFit for your dual boot imac. thats what i use. very simple very handy
[02:32] <CFHowlett> Amdpc   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Intel_iMac
[02:34] <[[thufir]]> when space is limited, how can you use dar to create slices?  what if you don't have enough space for the slices?  can you just create one slice at a time and write that to cdrecord?
[02:34] <hammommah> Amdpc, refit.sourceforge.net/
[02:35] <[P]3pafvyvas> CFHowlett: those drivers are for dreambox, I want to run Smargo on pc with ubuntu, just that, having updated the kernel, installed libusb 1.0.8 does not detect when I insert it.
[02:36] <CFHowlett> [P]3pafvyvas   sorry for the bad intel thougth I had a match.
[02:36] <rfoust_> just installed ubuntu for the first time
[02:36] <CFHowlett> rfoust_   and...
[02:37] <[P]3pafvyvas> :D
[02:37] <rfoust_> lol, there's no and.  just playing
[02:37] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: was the device pluged in when you ran sudo lsusb?   did you try any other usb plugs yet?
[02:37] <CFHowlett> rfoust_   see http://fullcirclemagazine.org/downloads/
[02:38] <rfoust_> CFHowlett: cool thanks, i'll check it out
[02:38] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: yes, 8 pluged usb tested
[02:38] <[P]3pafvyvas> dmesg ed lsusb
[02:40] <[P]3pafvyvas> I do not find / dev / ttyUSB * I miss.
[02:40] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: so you tested 8 different ports with sudo lsusb and none can see any device?  can the device be seen on another computer?
[02:41] <Amdpc> hammommah : Thanks ...I will try this....
[02:42] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson :I only tried the device on all ports on windows pc, I installed the drivers and it works.
[02:43] <hammommah> Amdpc, no worries, it'll also pickup usb and cdroms if there bootable :)
[02:44] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: ok so the device works on a different pc that runs windows or the same system when it runs windows?
[02:46] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: I would find hard to beleave that lsusb wouldn't see a device at all even if it could find a driver for it.  or if the dmesg has activity and crash the device beyond lsusb ping
[02:47] <[P]3pafvyvas> the problem seems to be that ubuntu does not recognize when I connect the device
[02:47] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: the problem with ubuntu is it does't see any device at all
[02:47] <danny> trying to update but update manager doesnt show that i have internet but i do
[02:47] <rfoust_> alright, how do i get to a smb share from linux?
[02:48] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: thid is device http://argolis.com/downloads.html
[02:50] <supercom32> Is anyone here good with regular expressions?
[02:50] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: ya and it says it has linux support but no good if the device is not seen on your system
[02:50] <terrdry> Hi supercom32, I've used them before, can I help?
[02:50] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: I would try it with ubuntu on a different system
[02:51] <supercom32> Terrdry: Thanks! I have a regular expression "[0-9][0-9]\/[0-9][0-9]\/[0-9][0-9]\/[0-9][0-9]\/[0-9][0-9]", and I'd like to extend it to cross over the next line. Do you know how to do this?
[02:51] <supercom32> Terrdry: Specificly, I want to check if the same number pattern exists over two lines in a row.
[02:52] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: I tried it on ubuntu and debian, I can not get it to work either.
[02:52] <rfoust_> oh i figured it out, google ftw
[02:53] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: on a completely different box?
[02:53] <terrdry> supercom32: There is a option for ignoring line breaks... what are you using?
[02:53] <dr_willis> rfoust_:  gnome file manager can take smb://servernameOrIP/sharename. type addresses
[02:54] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: it's not software it seems it's hardware the system doesn't even respond to a usb on the bus, try DIFFERENT computer system
[02:54] <rfoust_> dr_willis: oh thats good to know, thanks
[02:54] <ubuntu> hi
[02:54] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: Yes, I have two different servers
[02:54] <supercom32> terrdry: I'm using notepad++'s regular expression engine. Ive tried \s to ignore line brakes but I can't get it working.
[02:55] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: and both respond with no responce from sudo lsusb ?
[02:55] <supercom32> terrdry: Even if I make a simple text file with two words like "Apple" written on two seperate lines, I can't get it to match. Like "Apple\sApple". etc.
[02:55] <orionsonofneptun> ok how do i identify my nick please
[02:56] <orionsonofneptun> anybody
[02:56] <terrdry> Sorry supercom32, I'm at  a loss with that one... sorry.
[02:56] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: no, debian detect USB mouse and keyboard, but not Smargo
[02:56] <Spr1ng> hey guys
[02:56] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas:  what does no detect mean?
[02:57] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: I'm going to connect a usb device on ubuntu server
[02:59] <orionsonofneptun> webnet
[02:59] <Flannel> supercom32: notepad++ uses the default Scintilla regexp engine, I believe.  So \s should work, however you may need more than one \s (or a multiplier), depending on your line endings and other stuff.
[02:59] <orionsonofneptun> hello
[03:00] <orionsonofneptun> how do i identify that my selected nick is mine
[03:00] <supercom32> Flannel: Suppose the word "Apple" appears twice over two lines. So you have 2 lines that just say "Apple", can you show me a simple regex for that? Just so I can know how \s works?
[03:01] <pepee> hi. I think I found a bug in a driver or something, but I'm not sure
[03:01] <supercom32> Flannel: I tired \s so many times, but I think I have the syntax wrong.
[03:01] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson:
[03:01] <sacarlson> ?
[03:01] <fxhp> pepee: which driver
[03:01] <orionsonofneptun> somebody please
[03:01] <[P]3pafvyvas> The computer recognizes the peripheral
[03:02] <kallisti5> for the love of everything holy. Any one know how to stop unity from "absorbing" the window controls when you maximize a window?
[03:02] <pepee> for the power management,  /usr/lib/pm-utils/power.d/wireless  should enable or disable it, but /var/log/pm-powersave.log says "cat: /sys/class/net/wlan1/device/enable: No such file or directory"
[03:02] <pepee> fxhp, rt73usb
[03:02] <fxhp> kallisti5: i use gnome3
[03:02] <pepee> to me, looks like /usr/lib/pm-utils/power.d/wireless is not working with this device
[03:02] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: what does that mean the "the computer"  did something change?
[03:03] <pepee> at least, not correctly
[03:03] <kallisti5> fxhp: sigh.  made a laptop for my parents with ubuntu vs XP.. and it confuses the crap out of them
[03:03] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: http://paste.ubuntu.com/879832/
[03:03] <riddlebox> what is a good app to convert wmv files to ogg or mp3?
[03:03] <StepNjump> Is it safe to use MSN on Ubuntu? I was told some hackers could get info from your computer from that. Is that true.
[03:03] <kallisti5> fxhp: the whole point of ubuntu was "easy to use, even for grandma"... now it seems like a clusterf*ck of fail
[03:04] <fxhp> kallisti5: sorry, switch it to gnome 2 then
[03:04] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: so this must be a different computer Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0420:1307 Chips and Technologies Celly SIM Card Reader   is this the device?
[03:04] <Flannel> supercom32: Ah, I take that back.  In Scintilla, regexps are made line by line, so you're not able to do multi line (see the note for the first bullet of [3] here http://www.scintilla.org/SciTERegEx.html )
[03:04] <xangua> kallisti5 if you want something similar to windows use kde
[03:04] <dr_willis> or try lubuntu for. a classix desktop.look
[03:05] <kallisti5> xangua: i really don't even care about something simular to windows... just has to be useable
[03:05] <ubuntu> how do i identify that my selected nick is mine
[03:05] <StepNjump> ubuntu, you do /isthisnickmine nick
[03:05] <chrisvj> Wine does not recognize my sound output, can anyone helot?
[03:05] <chrisvj> Help*
[03:05] <kallisti5> if I could get unity to stop sucking up the window controls I'd be 100%
[03:05] <dr_willis> i dont see how the controls goung to the top left makes it ynuseable
[03:05] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: no, the device has not detected
[03:05] <ubuntu> k
[03:06] <kallisti5> dr_willis: things jumping everywhere without any reason makes it unuseable
[03:06] <pepee> orionsonofneptun, write /me is my nick
[03:06] <kallisti5> example:  window controls on left side, move the window near the unity bar... you can no longer access the window controls as the unity bar jumps "over" them
[03:07] <dr_willis> kallisti5: controlls are normally at top left anyway.. there are tweak guides at the webupd8 blog site
[03:07]  * orionsonofneptun is my nick
[03:07] <kallisti5> dr_willis: yeah.. I've got it almost good... the file menu no longer gets absorbed and the window controls are on the right side
[03:07] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: well you tried it on two different systems and not responding so take it back
[03:08] <kallisti5> but when I full screen the window controls jump to the left top into the unity top bar
[03:08] <orionsonofneptun> how do i get the server to realize my nick belongs to this pc
[03:08] <webnet> ident it orionsonofneptun
[03:08] <dr_willis> kallisti5:  may as well just use lxde then...
[03:08] <webnet> are yo u using xchat
[03:08] <webnet> ?
[03:08] <orionsonofneptun> ident it orionsonofneptun
[03:08] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: http://paste.ubuntu.com/879834/
[03:08] <slothscripts> Super_Dog: You still around?
[03:08] <kallisti5> dr_willis: sigh. this is why I've mostly moved from ubuntu... I can do anything... but I don't want to spend hours tweaking it to be useable
[03:09] <orionsonofneptun> how does that work
[03:09] <orionsonofneptun> smuxi webnet
[03:09] <orionsonofneptun> and where is our channel
[03:10] <dr_willis> kallisti5:  install lubuntu no tweaking then. most of the issues ive seen yiu mention are bugs and fixed in the next release
[03:10] <StepNjump> ubuntu, I was just joking
[03:10] <StepNjump> ubuntu, did you register a nick?
[03:10] <orionsonofneptun> i dont think server k nows my nick goes to this pc dangit
[03:12] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: so what activity are we looking at in the dmesg?  what was done to cause that?
[03:12] <kallisti5> dr_willis: example why I'm fed up:   https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/775346
[03:12] <kallisti5> Marking this bug 'invalid' in terms of design because having the window decoration on the right hand side of the window title bar is not a supported config.
[03:12] <supercom32> Flannel: Doh! No wonder. I was trying everything. No problem, I'll just code something to do it for me. It would be faster than all this other business. :-)
[03:12] <dax> orionsonofneptun: /msg nickserv identify orionsonofneptun yourpasswordhere
[03:12] <dax> orionsonofneptun: and please do be sure to type that correctly
[03:12] <kallisti5> there ya go.  "screw the users"  -- ubuntu
[03:12] <slothscripts> I am trying to repair my Windows 7 install, so that I can boot into Windows as grub is not functioning properly. I created a recovery disc; and ran "start-up recovery" or whatever from the disc on start-up. There was no apparent effect from it. Any suggestions?
[03:13] <fxhp> kallisti5: troll somewhere else,  switch to gnome or kde
[03:13] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: you should remove all other usb devices from the usb bus in test phase so we see mostly only your test device
[03:13] <StepNjump> slothscripts: Have you tried fixmbr command ?
[03:13] <orionsonofneptun> got it
[03:13] <slothscripts> StepNjump: I have not. It's a windows command?
[03:14] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: I discovered that I have to install the FTDI drivers, but how do I?
[03:14] <StepNjump> slothscripts: yes it is... YOu can't log on to windows right?<
[03:14] <slothscripts> Correct. But I now have a recovery/installation disc so I can run command prompt through it.
[03:15] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: http://nattster.siamdev.net/2010/02/getting-a-ftdi-usb-to-serial-converter-to-work-on-ubuntu-9-10/
[03:15] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: I'm not sure
[03:16] <slothscripts> StepNjump: Is there more to the command than "fixmbr" that I will require; if it is going to work?
[03:16] <orionsonofneptun> ok now for the love of god how do i remember the channels im adim of please
[03:17] <dr_willis> orionsonofneptun: take notes?
[03:17] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: I have to change the kernel apparently
[03:17] <StepNjump> Yes, run this repair disc from Windows and run the fixmbr command in the pseudo DOS there... That will OVERWRITE the grub in the MBR but then your ubuntu will no longer boot up from Grub as grub in the MBR will be gone so you will have to go in ubuntu using a pendrive and then fix your grub from there.. There is a command but I forget what it is.. something like grub-update or something along those
[03:17] <StepNjump> lines
[03:17] <orionsonofneptun> how do i highlite a message to webnet
[03:17] <orionsonofneptun> im takin notes now son
[03:18] <slothscripts> Okay, but that command should permit me to run windows again?
[03:18] <orionsonofneptun> and i keep writing the dang notes wrong
[03:18] <dr_willis> orionsonofneptun:  im not clear on how this is related to ubuntu support
[03:18] <[deXter]> Hi all, are there any downsides to installing the mainline kernels from Precise, in Natty?
[03:18] <StepNjump> slothscripts: Fixmbr should reinitailize your boot sector to Windows default... then you will be able to boot into your win partition.
[03:18] <orionsonofneptun> im just trying to connect with web net then get out sorry
[03:18] <slothscripts> Sounds awesome! Thank you so much! If I'm not back within a while it means it worked and you have saved me! :)
[03:19] <StepNjump> Or try to do grub-update or update-grub from ubuntu first to see if it will detect your windows partition first
[03:19] <slothscripts> I've tried prior.
[03:19] <slothscripts> No luck :(
[03:19] <orionsonofneptun> i cant remember our channels but i remember i can find him here
[03:19] <dr_willis> [deXter]:  id be impressed if it worked. to he honest with you.
[03:19] <slothscripts> Thank you very much for your help!
[03:19] <[deXter]> dr_willis, I've done it before without any issues, but I just want to know if I was just plain lucky or are there any real drawbacks to this?
[03:19] <StepNjump> not fixmbr yet right slothscripts
[03:20] <dr_willis> orionsonofneptun:  you can do a /whois nickname
[03:20] <[[thufir]]> first dar command (stolen from dargui):  /usr/bin/dar -c "/home/thufir/Desktop/videos_201203112007" -B "/tmp/dargui-root//dargui.batch.3" -v -X "videos_20120311200.*.dar"    does this seem correct? I want to add -p so that it only creates one slice at a time,however.  plus, it seems to peg the cpu and cause overheating.
[03:20] <StepNjump> If it's important for you to log in your win, try the fixmbr, it's your best bet
[03:20] <StepNjump> It's always worked for me slothscripts
[03:20] <slothscripts> That's what is most important right now; to log into it without having to reinstall the operating system; I will try it now.
[03:21] <slothscripts> Thank you :)
[03:22] <Amgo> Hi all
[03:23] <imalexalex> hello
[03:23] <StepNjump> slothscripts: Try to backup your ubuntu data first in case you might have to reinstall your ubuntu after running fixmbr cuz you will not be able to go back to ubuntu after that unless you use a pendrive and you are familiar with the CLI to cd into the proper linux partition and mount it. Its simple but if you dont know how, would be easier for you to back up your ubuntu home folder first and reinstall
[03:23] <StepNjump> in the right partition from windows again. but there is more than one way to skin the cat. good luck
[03:25] <szal> StepNjump: reinstall *buntu after fixmbr? you gotta be kidding..
[03:26] <szal> StepNjump: the only thing that needs to be reinstalled in that case is the Grub
[03:26] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: I put the kernel and now I find in the directory / dev/ttyUSB0
[03:26] <sacarlson> [P]3pafvyvas: cool
[03:26] <Amgo> what that mean?
[03:28] <hydrox24_> Amgo: what does what mean?
[03:29] <ubuntu> ok -> I have screwwed up. I had Win 8  installed on one partition and had Ubuntu installed in the other. Whenever I logged in to the PC, I used to get the default ubuntu bootloader screen in purple (GRUB or LILO?). That used to have Windows enumerated as Windows recovery console (/sdaX) which I used to click to go on to Win8. Fast forward to today. I grew tired of Win8 and deleted the whole partition and put Wn XP on it. Now m,y comp doesn
[03:29] <ubuntu> 't boot up at all?.. Because the Linux MBR/bootloader doesn't know the start-up point?
[03:29] <[P]3pafvyvas> sacarlson: we made a step forward, now almost.
[03:29] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: sounds like you'll need to start by botting off of a live USB
[03:29] <ubuntu> I'm typing this whilst on the LiveCD now.
[03:30] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: great
[03:30] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  Live and learn muchacho...
[03:30] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, -> so how do I point the bootloader?
[03:30] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: do you know which partition is you boot partition?
[03:30] <ubuntu> hydrox24_,  for the ubuntu install?
[03:30] <hydrox24_> no, overall. There should be a partition with a boot flag
[03:30] <rbrooks> ubuntu what live cd?
[03:30] <Amgo> guess so the win 8 is stop the ubuntu to run
[03:31] <ubuntu> rbrooks, 11.10
[03:31] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, -> how do I know that?
[03:31] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  In future, run betas in Virtual Box or VMware...
[03:31] <ubuntu> Super_Dog, Well I was a wannabe nerd
[03:32] <rbrooks> you have to mount /boot so grub2 installer can work for your system
[03:32] <blendedbychris> what's the lesser of two evils… running dotdeb stuff with debian or running ubuntu server
[03:32] <rbrooks> then run grub2 install, then create config
[03:32] <blendedbychris> (so one gets newer packages)
[03:32] <rbrooks> then reboot should work
[03:32] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: ubuntu just looking for the right tool now
[03:33] <Super_Dog> blendedbychris:  whatcha tryin' to do exactly?
[03:33] <rbrooks> do you know what your /boot is?
[03:34] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: run the "sudo fdisk -l" command
[03:34] <rhin0> i've set up a cron job through ssh and using crontab -e -- and it doesn't appear to run - is there an issue with the user?  I have set up the script (python) as access all areas
[03:34] <rhin0> it doesn't run
[03:34] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: but just to confirm, your issue is that you can't even get a grub menu?
[03:34] <blendedbychris> Super_Dog: just come up with a nginx/php server
[03:34] <Super_Dog> Grub 2 is pretty smart...
[03:34] <blendedbychris> my problem is php-fpm isn't offered in long term support-esque distros
[03:35] <blendedbychris> so you end up backporting stuff
[03:35] <rbrooks> no?
[03:35] <researcher123> what the meaning of could not update ICEauthority file?
[03:35] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[03:35] <rbrooks> fast php?
[03:35] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[03:35] <hydrox24_> Super_Dog: I wouldn't assume that he has grub2 installed, although I admit that it is indeed probable
[03:36] <hydrox24_> Super_Dog: also, keep in mind that our job is to help as much as is possible without directing to links.
[03:36] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  download the boot-repair disc here....  Looks pretty easy....
[03:36] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, OK - i'M NOT SURE  I follow : First issue was : If I installed win8 first and THEN ubuntu, how did Ubuntu's bootloader become the more prominent one?
[03:36] <pepee> does someone have a ralink rt73 USB device in here?
[03:37] <rbrooks> win8 will overwrite grub2 must be installed first usually
[03:37] <Super_Dog> Ubuntu replaces the MBR with a GRUB install.  Grub knows all....  Actually GRUB is the absolute best way to set up multi-boot machines now...
[03:37] <Super_Dog> I prefer loading Windows, then GRUB...
[03:37] <rbrooks> ^^
[03:38] <Super_Dog> If Windows 7 or 8 ever gets hosed, use Startup Repair.  I would recommend making images and system recovery CD's for any critical windows platforms...
[03:38] <rbrooks> why wouldnt fast php be lts?  wierd...
[03:38] <Super_Dog> Use CloneZilla and big external hard drives for any Linux distro you have....
[03:38] <ubuntu> Super_Dog, Thats what I did . Windows , then ubuntu - so how did GRUB superecede?
[03:38] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: ubuntu installed grub on the boot partition. Can you tell us the Exact problem you're having?
[03:38] <researcher123> when I try to loginto administrator account suing which the system was installed I get this message "Could not update ICE authority file"
[03:39] <rhin0> how do I install packages I normally see from synaptic from the command line?
[03:39] <Guest6706> i'm trying to setup a vnc server but can't manage to connect
[03:39] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: ubuntu isntalled OVER windows bootloader (I think that's waht you're talking baout)
[03:39] <rhin0> never been able to do that
[03:39] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, Exact pblm : Can't boot into Windows
[03:39] <rbrooks> you put xp on thats why it overwrote mbr
[03:40] <Guest6706> rhin0, apt-get install packagename
[03:40] <rhin0> I can't do like sudo apt-get install html5lib (when I can see html5lib in synaptic)
[03:40] <rbrooks> now just re-install grub2 nbd
[03:40] <Super_Dog> Grub takes over the boot loader at the master boot record level....
[03:40] <pepee> just reinstall grub and you will be fine
[03:40] <rhin0> E: Couldn't find package html5lib
[03:40] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: but you ARE able to boot into other partitions?
[03:40] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  try this.  Looks like the cure for your ills in one tight CD package:  http://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/files/
[03:40] <rhin0> can get it from the server ie. gui through synaptic
[03:40] <rbrooks> nice
[03:40] <rbrooks> will tht do it automatically?
[03:41] <Super_Dog> Absolutely... I have double/triple/quad boot setups multiplying like bunnies around here....
[03:41] <hydrox24_> Super_Dog: please stop suggeting things, you are putting himm through more pain than is needed
[03:41] <rbrooks> ahaha cool
[03:41] <hydrox24_> Super_Dog: he
[03:41] <rhin0> I can't get synaptic packages using sudo apt-get install <packagename>  ... I know that
[03:41] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, :)
[03:41] <hydrox24_> Super_Dog: he's already in a live-CD env ready to go
[03:41] <ubuntu> rbrooks, I think what you suggested must work - reinstall GRUB?
[03:41] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: so can you can't boot into windows, but can you boot into ubuntu?
[03:41] <rbrooks> 1st mount /boot paartition
[03:41] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, no i cant
[03:42] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, can't boot into eithert
[03:42] <hydrox24_> ok, so I would go with reinstalling grub
[03:42] <rbrooks> mkdir /mnt/whatever then mount your /boot partition
[03:42] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: so run the "fdisk -l" (as root)
[03:42] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, Allrite
[03:42] <Super_Dog> concur...
[03:42] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, rbrooks, but this can be done off the liveCD?
[03:42] <hydrox24_> command, then that should identify the boot partition
[03:42] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: yup, just fine
[03:42] <researcher123> when I try to log into administrator account I get this message "Could not update ICE authority file" and failing to login.HELP please
[03:42] <rbrooks> it should but idk i use other distro
[03:42] <rhin0> whats the way to enable remote desktop from the command line (anyone) (xubuntu)
[03:42] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, Thanks a lot. Let me try it right off.
[03:43] <rbrooks> i am coming back now lol
[03:43] <Super_Dog> For beginners, I think the boot - repair disc is much friendlier...
[03:43] <ubuntu> And thamks a lot Super_Dog, your suggestions were commendable too
[03:43] <rhin0> ok ok is no problem will do it later
[03:43] <nightrid3r> i'm trying to setup a vnc server but can't manage to connect to it
[03:43] <Super_Dog> ubuntu: BTW, in Windows, I have had great success with EasyBCD.  Free for non-commercial users...
[03:44] <pepee> be careful, grub != grub2
[03:44] <hydrox24_> Super_Dog: I would agree, but ubuntu is already in his ubuntu liveCD
[03:44] <pepee> you will need to install grub2
[03:44] <rbrooks> Ubuntu has one of most up-to-date grub2 installers i'm aware of...
[03:44] <pepee> google "reinstall grub2"
[03:44] <hydrox24_> pepee: you're getting ahead of yourself, we don't even know what he currently has installed as his bootloader
[03:45] <rbrooks> no he put xp on after everything else
[03:45] <ubuntu> fdisk -l --> http://pastebin.com/h2t3mxEf
[03:45] <rbrooks> really should backup the works forst
[03:45] <rbrooks> forst/first
[03:45] <ubuntu> rather s///g
[03:45] <ubuntu> *%s
[03:46] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: I concur with rbrooks and I think you should backup first, if you don't want to then don't hold us responsible for issues
[03:46] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, I'm ok buddy -> Anyway there's nothing to lose here, this is a new system build
[03:46] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: great, what I like to hear!
[03:47] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, :P
[03:47] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: so sda1 is your boot partition
[03:47] <hydrox24_> nice win95 part :)
[03:47] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, Ah - I see what it is -> denoted by the * ?
[03:47] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: websearch for: omgubuntu sticking it to grub   awesome how to there
[03:47] <hydrox24_> no sorry, that's not true. FAIL -.-
[03:48] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, I belive the /dev/sda1 -> is some sort of Windows recovery partition
[03:48] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: Yes.
[03:48] <hydrox24_> what do others on the channel think?
[03:48] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  looks like you NTFS'd your boot partition....
[03:48] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, Stupid Win8 did that without asking me if I would want to have one
[03:48] <Super_Dog> All Win7 and Win8 installs do that....
[03:49] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: that's windows for you, just because most users won't notice of course
[03:49] <Super_Dog> As I said, using Grub / ubuntu install after windows install is my preferred method...  Ghost and CloneZilla images also highly recommended for production platforms... :-p
[03:49] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: can you run "grub-install -v" please?
[03:50] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, as su?
[03:50] <ubuntu> +
[03:50] <Pickleface> hi, I cannot access my main account for some reason, I type in the pw and a blank screen appears......>>?
[03:50] <Super_Dog> I believe you will have to sudo your grub command, yes...
[03:50] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: yes, alhtough almost all these commands will be as root
[03:51] <hydrox24_> Pickleface: what sort og blank screen?
[03:51] <ubuntu> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo grub-install -v
[03:51] <ubuntu> grub-install (GRUB) 1.99-12ubuntu5
[03:51] <Pickleface> hydrox24_: just my backround..
[03:51] <lcwei> Hi,all. my hard disk partition type is GUID , I can't install grub using live usb or livecd
[03:51] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  Technically that's Grub 2.... (Dont' freak about the 1.999999 stuff...)
[03:51] <sacarlson> Pickleface: did you try boot recovery mode and maybe create a new user account and try login to that?
[03:51] <ubuntu> Super_Dog, hah ok
[03:52] <lcwei> anyone has met this problem
[03:52] <Pickleface> sacarlson: well I can go on the guest account, im on it now....
[03:53] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: what version of ubuntu is installed?
[03:53] <ubuntu> So, I have grub 2 installed -> Can I just point to the drive containing the WinXP install as the boot parttiotn?
[03:53] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, 11.10
[03:53] <sacarlson> Pickleface: oh ok so maybe make a new admin account then.  it must be a config setting that can be cleared but you might loose somthing you want
[03:53] <hydrox24_> Pickleface: are you able to login to your normal account using a different WM? (under the cog meny once you click on your username)
[03:54] <Pickleface> hydrox24_: I dont know what a WM is or a cog meny is :P
[03:54] <Pickleface> sorry, im new......
[03:54] <Pickleface> sacarlson: i'm trying....
[03:55] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  You got another system installed to pop IRC on?  You're going to need to reboot here soon at some time...
[03:55] <ubuntu> Super_Dog, Yep, I got my laptop
[03:55] <sacarlson> Pickleface: what are you trying?  makeing a new admin?  you would still have to boot into recovery to get a sudo user and maybe modify /etc/sudoer to temp add your guest to be admin until you fix stuf
[03:56] <Super_Dog> You might want to grab that puppy and login to #ubuntu on Freenode on that thing...
[03:56] <ubuntu> ok. Let me come in on that
[03:56] <roasted> Anybody know offhand what the service is to restart openssh? isnt it just sudo service openssh restart?
[03:56] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: OK, run "sudo grub-install /dev/sda"
[03:56] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: that should do the trick
[03:57] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: STOP
[03:57] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: wait a second
[03:57] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, hmm - I wouldn't want to run terminal commands just like that - unless I know what it does
[03:57] <sacarlson> Pickleface: it may be a good idea to keep another sudo account that you don't modify so that if this happens again you will have the power to easy fix it
[03:57] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  you sure you had a running install of WinXP.... don't remember...  don't point to winxp partition if you're not sure... point to the working os.
[03:57] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, ah ok
[03:58] <ubuntu> Super_Dog, point noted, maybe I'll just point to the Linux partiton then?
[03:58] <rbrooks> hey you should mount /boot you do that?
[03:58] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: OK so, run: "sudo mount /dev/sda6 /mnt"
[03:58] <sacarlson> roasted: I thought openssh was just a lib,  there are many things tied to it,  maybe apache2?
[03:58] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: just to clarify, that should be your ubuntu root partition
[03:58] <ubuntu> rbrooks, Explanation of what  that does?
[03:59] <rbrooks> do what hydrox24_ said that is correc
[03:59] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, Yeah I got that - but lets see what rbrooks chimes in with
[03:59] <ubuntu> rbrooks,  all righty then
[03:59] <tyler_d> okay, so I installed bumblebee, and now my graphics resolution is set to extremely low... would like some help getting it back up there please
[04:00] <ubuntu> hydrox24_,  Done
[04:00] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: once you've run that and it has worked (you can check by listing /mnt to see if your files are there) "ls /mnt"
[04:00] <rbrooks> #grub2-install --no-floppy --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda  #DO NOT TYPE THIS
[04:00] <hydrox24_> has it worked??
[04:00] <rbrooks> that should install grub2 what u think?
[04:00] <ubuntu> hydrox24_,  yep it did
[04:00] <roasted> sacarlson: I'm just trying to reboot the service... I Got it though, its still an /etc/init.d command
[04:00] <hydrox24_> rbrooks: I think that that is right, but if grub2-install isn't availbale grub-install is fine
[04:00] <sacarlson> roasted: there are many services under openssh, like sshd,  apache2 ....
[04:01] <rbrooks> ok yes...
[04:01] <rbrooks> #grub-install --no-floppy --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda  #DO NOT TYPE THIS
[04:01] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, rbrooksguys - so what next ?
[04:01] <hydrox24_> ubuntu:
[04:01] <hydrox24_> sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda
[04:01] <roasted> sacarlson: I thought there was one way to just reboot the entire ssh system...
[04:01] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: and that should be it!
[04:01] <ubuntu> hydrox24_,  shouldnt  it be /dev/sda6?
[04:01] <sacarlson> roasted: oh you want to restart sshd server?
[04:02] <Super_Dog> ubuntu:  no.... that would be bad...
[04:02] <roasted> sacarlson: yes
[04:02] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: grub will autodetect the boot partition, you're just pointing it to the right disk
[04:02] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, hmm sometimes this overwhelms me -> and I'm a CS major :(
[04:02] <rbrooks> #grub-mkconfig -o /mnt/boot/grub2/grub.cfg #this might not work...
[04:02] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: just run the command I sent you, if you want it explained then feel free to ask
[04:02] <ubuntu> hydrox24_,  rbrooks all-rite then
[04:03] <rbrooks> that just generates a config so put it anywhere
[04:03] <ubuntu> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda
[04:03] <ubuntu> Installation finished. No error reported.
[04:03] <hydrox24_> rbrooks: what are you doing???
[04:03] <sacarlson> roasted: might try sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart ; or sudo restart ssh
[04:03] <rbrooks> well i think the grub2 dir
[04:03] <ubuntu> hydrox24_,  Looks fine
[04:03] <hydrox24_> rbrooks: I don't think that jazz is needed.... is it?
[04:04] <rbrooks> the config yes
[04:04] <rbrooks> that will aotodetect and create config
[04:04] <ubuntu> rbrooks, hmm - and where is this grub2 config file created
[04:04] <ubuntu> ?
[04:04] <hydrox24_> rbrooks: shouldnt we just run the grub-install?
[04:04] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: have you run that grub-install command yet?
[04:05] <rbrooks> no the grub bin is on the disk now make the config
[04:05] <ubuntu> hydrox24_,  Yep - I even pasted the 1-line O/P
[04:05] <rbrooks> #grub-mkconfig -o /mnt/boot/grub2/grub.cfg #this might not work...
[04:05] <rbrooks> backup any other config thats in there
[04:06] <orionsonofneptun> anyone know what to check in ubuntu 11.10 to find out why wifi card dont work
[04:06] <hydrox24_> rbrooks: should ubuntu reboot before trying that?
[04:06] <hydrox24_> orionsonofneptun: try "additional-drivers" under system settings
[04:06] <rbrooks> no then he will need to start over and make config anyway
[04:06] <hydrox24_> orionsonofneptun: see if there is a proprietary driver for your card there
[04:06] <ubuntu> orionsonofneptun, First off I'd check ifconfig and last few mesgs in dmesg
[04:06] <hydrox24_> rbrooks: OK thats fine
[04:07] <rbrooks> it is pretty safe
[04:07] <rbrooks> althought i see your point he could reboot
[04:07] <rbrooks> wont see any updated kernels
[04:07] <rbrooks> or windows
[04:07] <ubuntu> hydrox24_, rbrooks, ok - whats this thing I need to do now? I've not done anything yet
[04:08] <orionsonofneptun> it says wireless network broadcom bcm4318 airforce one 54g 802.11g device not ready firmware missing
[04:08] <rbrooks> #grub-mkconfig -o /tmp/grub.cfg #this might not work...
[04:08] <ubuntu> rbrooks,  Let me try that then
[04:08] <rbrooks> inspect the file it generates and compare it to your conf
[04:08] <ubuntu> ok
[04:08] <rbrooks> it says not to edit but its fine
[04:08] <orionsonofneptun> where is system settings
[04:09] <tyler_d> no-one else using bumblebee?
[04:09] <jeregon> hellp
[04:09] <rbrooks> you should really edit /etc/default/grub to your liking before running the config generator... :)
[04:09] <orionsonofneptun> little help
[04:10] <ubuntu> grub-mkconfig -o /tmp/grub.cfg
[04:10] <rbrooks> but you probably do not need to
[04:10] <ubuntu> /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?).
[04:10] <hydrox24_> orionsonofneptun: go to the top right corner
[04:10] <researcher123> how to identify my nick here
[04:11] <ubuntu> hydrox24_,  Uhmm - can I just do a reboot (without changing grub2 cfg file) and would it/should it boot -up fine?
[04:11] <orionsonofneptun> it says no drivers are in use
[04:11] <hydrox24_> orionsonofneptun: are there any options there?
[04:11] <orionsonofneptun> none
[04:11] <rbrooks> ubuntu, i think it should
[04:11] <Halexander9000> Greetings gentlehumans! I'm using the LXDE desktop manager with ubuntu, messed around changing my desktop wallpaper, and eventually went into the advanced menu and checked something. Now, whenever I right click on the desktop, I get a strange new menu instead of the one that allowed me to organize my icons. Is there a way I can revert that?
[04:12] <ubuntu> rbrooks, hydrox24_ok -I'm signing off now - I'll reboot and check iof everything is fine. I'll log back in with a diff ID
[04:12] <rbrooks>  grub-mkconfig -o ./grub.cfg ?
[04:12] <rbrooks> ok then good luck
[04:12] <ubuntu> rbrooks, that didnt work
[04:12] <hydrox24_> ubuntu: that's fine!
[04:12] <Halexander9000> Hello?
[04:13] <hydrox24_> Halexander9000: hi!
[04:13] <ubuntu> rbrooks, /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?).
[04:13] <Halexander9000> hydrox24_: Greetings from Eastern Europe! Could you please help me?
[04:13] <rbrooks> hmm may need to chroot then
[04:13] <jeregon> i need help installing ubuntu!
[04:13] <hydrox24_> Halexander9000: sure, but just address questions to the whole channel
[04:13] <ubuntu> rbrooks lemme just reboot and check
[04:13] <Halexander9000> Greetings gentlehumans! I'm using the LXDE desktop manager with ubuntu, messed around changing my desktop wallpaper, and eventually went into the advanced menu and checked something. Now, whenever I right click on the desktop, I get a strange new menu instead of the one that allowed me to organize my icons. Is there a way I can revert that?
[04:13] <ubuntu> Bye bye everyone
[04:13] <rbrooks> run that when you reboot then
[04:14] <rbrooks> gl
[04:14] <ubuntu> k
[04:14] <orionsonofneptun> so where to find firmware for wifi card
[04:14] <Barridus> how do you check and repair a ntfs partition in the current ubuntu?  ntfsfix doesn't seem to function
[04:14] <hydrox24_> Halexander9000: I think you'll get more useful help in the LXDE channel
[04:14] <researcher123> hi
[04:14] <researcher123> how do I know if I am heard here?
[04:14] <Halexander9000> hydrox24_: Could you please tell me the channel name? Is it #LXDE? I have issues with loading the channel list on my machine.
[04:15] <hydrox24_> researcher123: you're heard :)
[04:15] <hydrox24_> Halexander9000: I imageine so.
[04:15] <researcher123> :-D
[04:15] <westernanalog> help: http://pastebin.com/cKnxZhqh
[04:15] <hydrox24_> Halexander9000: also try #lubuntu
[04:15] <dr_willis> Barridus:  ntfsfix just sets the 'partion is good' flag i think. it dosent really fix any bad data
[04:15] <Super_Dog> Any of you guys tried AjaXplorer?
[04:15] <westernanalog> what do i make of that
[04:15] <Super_Dog> http://ajaxplorer.info/
[04:15] <Halexander9000> hydrox24_: Alright then. Thank you.
[04:16] <researcher123> I can login as Administrator.Got this message "Could not update ICEauthoprity file"
[04:16] <rbrooks> the grub-mkconfig woorks off this live cd, i will test Ubuntu now that config should have generated
[04:16] <willijs3__> Does anybody here know about Ubuntu Studio and iPod support?
[04:17] <rbrooks> have live cd loading off grub2 :D
[04:17] <dr_willis> !ipod
[04:17] <rbrooks> xubuntu
[04:17] <hydrox24_> willijs3__: Even normal ubuntu has good iPod support now
[04:17] <Ubuntunub> Hey everyone!  I have a question about crontab again.  Man page isn't really answering it.  In this example -->               0,30 16 1-7 * *   test $(date +u) -eq 7 && /bin/sample                    <--- What is the +u and the q following the -e doing?
[04:18] <dr_willis> +u is an option to the date command
[04:18] <blendedbychris> what's it mean when i do dpkg --get-selections and it says deinstall ?
[04:18] <Ubuntunub> Yes, but I'm not seeing what the +u option is actually adjusting.
[04:18] <Barridus> dr_willis, any idea what will work for me then with ntfs?
[04:18] <dr_willis> -eq is a bash test statement
[04:19] <willijs3__> Yeah, it's just not recognizing my ipod when I plug it in. It was fine when I was using normal ubuntu, but i recently switched to studio.
[04:19] <dr_willis> Barridus:  use windows. there are some windows live cds out u belive to fix things
[04:20] <hydrox24_> Ubuntunub: look at the -u option in the manpage for "date"
[04:20] <Barridus> dr_willis, something like fsck won't be of use?
[04:20] <dr_willis> if there are any ntfs repair tools out the ntfs3g hompage may mention them
[04:21] <previous_ubuntu_> hydrox24_, rbrooks, Yay - it worked!
[04:21] <dr_willis> Barridus:  never nituced a fsvk.ntfs command
[04:21] <hydrox24_> Barridus: fsck is not for ntfs unfortunately
[04:21] <rbrooks> fact: you can run grub2-mkconfig off fc16 live cd w/o chroot
[04:21] <hydrox24_> previous_ubuntu_: great, glad it worked
[04:21] <rbrooks> ok cool <phew>
[04:21] <Barridus_> ok well thanks for the responses anyways
[04:22] <blendedbychris> if i get dpkg: warning: while removing sendmail-bin, directory '/var/run/sendmail' not empty so not removed.
[04:22] <orionsonofneptun> where to find firmware for wifi card
[04:22] <previous_ubuntu_> hydrox24_, rbrooks -> I got the grub screen on bootup - however, I have this pblm now . It shows the windows error recovery screen option (last one) - > however nothing happens on choosing it. I'm guessing it doesn't know abt Win XP -> as it was only aware of Win 8 at that point
[04:22] <rbrooks> previous_ubuntu_, glad to hear it now i woder how the config file will look compared to one on system...  also now check /etc/default/grub
[04:22] <previous_ubuntu_> How do I make GRUB2 aware of my Win XP installation, now?
[04:23] <ActionParsnip> willijs3__: there is ifuse, it treats the ipod as a normal usb drive, not sure if you can access stuff on it as you expect. Apple is always weird, causes a tonne of issues. best avoided imho
[04:23] <rbrooks> this is simple
[04:23] <ActionParsnip> previous_ubuntu_: run:  sudo update-grub   should do it
[04:23] <rbrooks> run grub-mkconfig command it will all be sorted
[04:23] <previous_ubuntu_> ActionParsnip, rbrooks, 2 diss commands :P
[04:23] <previous_ubuntu_> *diff
[04:23] <rbrooks> is that grub legacy?
[04:24] <rbrooks> ActionParsnip, he is using grub2
[04:24] <ActionParsnip> rbrooks: yes it will work
[04:25] <rbrooks> ok nice
[04:25] <ved_> a very good morning to all of you
[04:25] <previous_ubuntu_> rbrooks, Anyway - I went with your solution and it remade the cfg file
[04:25] <willijs3__> ActionParsnip: I'll have to try that. I believe i can do what i need if it's just a backdoor into the device
[04:25] <rbrooks> i see update-grub2 also
[04:25] <previous_ubuntu_> so if alls well, it should be fine on the reboot?
[04:26] <Jogster> Hi
[04:26] <Jogster> https://gist.github.com/1731123
[04:26] <dontput> mayday!
[04:26] <Jogster> Opinions?
[04:26] <rbrooks> update-grub is nice it probably runs same thing in a (hopefully) sane way
[04:26] <ved_> ubuntu rocks
[04:26] <previous_ubuntu_> rbrooks, ActionParsnip, Let me do a reboot and report back!
[04:26] <szal> Jogster: no polling please (see topic)
[04:26] <dontput> need help regarding Samba 3.5.6 No
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> dontput: details please :)
[04:27] <Jogster> Sorry szal
[04:27] <dontput> ok im now almost done with my samba PDC but im confused regarding about the user permission in the folder
[04:27] <ved_> any python programmer here :(
[04:27] <aeon-ltd> ved_: #python
[04:28] <ved_> any python programmer
[04:28] <dontput> ActionParsnip, at smb.conf whats the exact format in Profiles & home?
[04:28] <dontput> so that i the user i registerd in smb can only access his home folder
[04:28] <ActionParsnip> dontput: ive not used it as a pdc, i've got shares and i use passwords using smbpasswd to dictate access
[04:29] <dontput> hmmm
[04:29] <ved_> i am going to learn python any one can help me ?
[04:29] <hydrox24_> ved_: check out "thenewbostons"'stutorials on youtube for python
[04:30] <dr_willis> tons of books and sites on learning python
[04:30] <hydrox24_> ved_: there is a beginners and non-beginners series depending on if you're already knowledgablle about another program or not
[04:30] <dontput> ActionParsnip, [homes]
[04:30] <dontput> 	comment = Home directory for %u on %h
[04:30] <dontput> 	path = /home/samba/profiles/
[04:30] <dontput> 	valid users = %S
[04:30] <dontput> 	read only = No
[04:30] <dontput> 	browseable = No
[04:30] <FloodBot1> dontput: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:30] <dontput> ops sorry
[04:30] <ved_> thanks dear
[04:31] <ved_> why my linux os freezes some time
[04:31] <Pickleface> so I deleted my old account and added a new one.......then i got an error saying nether worked, then I rebooted and it showed my new account but its asking for a password that I did not set ?
[04:31] <ved_> it happens with gnome only not with kde
[04:32] <sacarlson> Pickleface: I missed the method you used to create a new account
[04:33] <dontput> ActionParsnip,
[04:33] <Pickleface> sacarlson: went to user accounts on the guest account, gave my root pw and it let me make a new one, then I deleted my old admin account, a few minutes later I get a error saying both have failed
[04:33] <dontput> ActionParsnip, this is the link: http://paste.ubuntu.com/879881/
[04:34] <dontput> please check it
[04:34] <Pickleface> then I reboot, see my main account gone, new one there , I did not set a pw for the new one, and its asking for one, so right now im back on the guest account.......
[04:34] <sacarlson> Pickleface: I don't think I would have deleted the account I would have just create a 2nd admin, but I guess it's too late now
[04:34] <xrfang> hi, where is the default system PATH set?  it seems nothing is set in /etc/profile or /etc/bash.bashrc?
[04:35] <Pickleface> sacarlson: yeah lol, what should I do now though?......
[04:35] <sacarlson> Pickleface: I take it you now deleted the only working admin account so you will have to create another by boot into recovery
[04:36] <ActionParsnip> dontput: i've only use samba with locally defined users like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/879882/
[04:36] <hydrox24_> xrfang: just run "echo $PATH"
[04:36] <Pickleface> sacarlson: uh, can you tell me how to do that ?
[04:36] <ActionParsnip> xrfang: default is set in /etc/environment
[04:36] <sacarlson> Pickleface: at what point?  boot into recovery?
[04:37] <xrfang> hydrox24_, I know that... what I want is to find out where it is set, and I want to add another path to the list,
[04:37] <nightrid3r> -
[04:37] <xrfang> I would prefer to make it system wide, not using ~/.profile etc.
[04:37] <Pickleface> sacarlson: how do I boot into recovery ? then make a new account from there ?
[04:37] <ActionParsnip> xrfang: you can add to the path by adding to ~/.bashrc   something like:   export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/folder
[04:37] <dontput> ActionParsnip, actualy my Share is now ok, but just the user with their home profile access. Im stuck to that part
[04:38] <xrfang> ActionParsnip, as I said, would like to make it system wide...
[04:38] <sacarlson> Pickleface: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
[04:38] <xrfang> :)
[04:38] <hydrox24_> xrfang: you have to edit your ~/.bashrc file and add an export command to the end of the file
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> xrfang: as I said, the default is set in /etc/environment
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> hydrox24_: bashrc is only for that user, xrfang want's it system wide
[04:38] <hydrox24_> export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/scripts/folder/
[04:38] <Pickleface> sacarlson: okay then what?
[04:39] <dr_willis> grep files in etc to find PATH. :)
[04:39] <ActionParsnip> dr_willis: nice
[04:39] <hydrox24_> ActionParsnip: you want to edit /etc/bashrc then
[04:40] <Gnea> !ppa
[04:41] <sacarlson> Pickleface: sudo adduser <username> admin
[04:41] <kooyou> hello
[04:41] <kooyou> I am Chinese.
[04:42] <hydrox24_> kooyou: try #ubuntu-NN    replacing NN with your lang code
[04:42] <hydrox24_> #ubuntu-fr for french
[04:42] <ActionParsnip> !cn
[04:42] <hydrox24_> etc
[04:42] <hydrox24_> ActionParsnip: thanks!
[04:43] <ActionParsnip> xrfang: System-wide .bashrc file for interactive bash(1) shells.    = /etc/bash.bashrc
[04:43] <ActionParsnip> hydrox24_: nice one dude :)
[04:43] <kooyou> How to let Android Client connect  C++ serve ?
[04:46] <ActionParsnip> kooyou: what software are you using for the C++ serve?
[04:47] <kooyou> Acture
[04:47] <CacheMoney> I'm having trouble installing Sublime Text 2 using PPA..
[04:48] <CacheMoney> I've added the PPA to the 'Software Sources' but not sure how to proceed
[04:48] <sacarlson> CacheMoney: sudo apt-get update; ?
[04:49] <CacheMoney> sacarlson:  This is the site I got the PPA information  https://launchpad.net/~webupd8team/+archive/sublime-text-2   What's the command I run?
[04:49] <wrektjet> hey im unable to download packages from the software store it tells me to check my internet conex. but the internet is fine
[04:49] <wrektjet> and im in dire need of a python ide for HW
[04:50] <sacarlson> CacheMoney: better I ask what command did you run
[04:51] <CacheMoney> sacarlson: I copied the string "ppa:webupd8team/sublime-text-2" and inserted it into the 'Software Sources' under 'Other Software'.. following Ubuntu Manual
[04:51] <sacarlson> CacheMoney: well then you forgot to update
[04:51] <kooyou> Actually,I create the C++ server for Android Client.The Android Client likes weibo.And the Server transfer the XML data to Client.How do you think that?
[04:52] <wrektjet> as a matter of fact - im unable to a do a system update bec it aborts with the error -the would require the installation of untrusted packages
[04:52] <CacheMoney> sacarlson: What command do I run?
[04:52] <sacarlson> CacheMoney: I hate to repeate sudo apt-get update
[04:52] <ActionParsnip> CacheMoney: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/sublime-text-2; sudo apt-get update
[04:53] <ome> sacarlson: have you looked into Webduino ?
[04:53] <sacarlson> ome: no should I?
[04:53] <ActionParsnip> CacheMoney: then: sudo apt-get install sublime-text-2-beta
[04:53] <CacheMoney> sacarlson: sorry
[04:54] <ome> sacarlson: Oh, my bad. Andriod, I was thinking of Arduino. :P
[04:55] <wrektjet> Whats the command you have to run after udating your repos/sources?
[04:55] <CacheMoney> ActionParsnip:  Thank you!  I'm a noob and needed it all laid out simply.  Appreciate it
[04:56] <bkerensa> wrektjet: sudo apt-get update
[04:56] <CFHowlett> wrektjet   sudo apt-get update
[04:56] <wrektjet> duh thaks
[04:56] <wrektjet> forgot the sudo apt-get part
[04:56] <ActionParsnip> CacheMoney: the add-apt-repository is the way in CLI to add the ppa address you copied rather than slow-ass software centre
[04:57] <sacarlson> wrektjet: maybe we forgot you may also want to install something after that.  sudo apt-get install yourappname
[04:58] <CacheMoney> ActionParsnip:  Ahh... So, I don't need to add the PPA into 'Software Sources' if I just run the command $ add-apt-repository ppa:<path_to_ppa> ??
[04:58] <wrektjet> sacarlson, nope im good was having an issue with an outdated ppa holding up any new installations just had to remove it
[04:58] <CFHowlett> wrektjet   don't forget sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[04:58] <wrektjet> very funny
[04:58] <hmw> where does firestarter store its configuration?
[04:58] <wrektjet> CFHowlett, very funny
[04:59] <CFHowlett> wrektjet   no sarcasm intended - I only learned dist-upgrade last month after 5 years of ubuntu.
[04:59] <wrektjet> CFHowlett, ok. but im not ready to upgrad to 12.04!
[05:00] <CFHowlett> wrektjet   I only LTS so I'll stay with 10.04.  12.4 is beta at the moment anyway...
[05:00] <konam> is there a page where i can download mutter effects as extensions for gnome shell?
[05:00] <brianp1992> android
[05:01] <wrektjet> CFHowlett, im actualy using 11.10 atm id say stick with10.04!
[05:01] <wrektjet> if only for compiz
[05:01] <wrektjet> :)
[05:01] <tzhuang_> test
[05:01] <CFHowlett> tzhuang_   we see you
[05:02] <konam> wrektjet ha! that's why i stayed with 10.10
[05:02] <brianp1992> dose it show that im on an android tablet?
[05:02] <ActionParsnip> CacheMoney: yes, its a lot quicker
[05:04] <wrektjet> konam, i really really really miss switching desktops with the cube and dragging windows from one desktop to another and even the graphics
[05:04] <ActionParsnip> brianp1992: http://paste.ubuntu.com/879899/
[05:06] <norberto1039> someone can help me?
[05:06] <CFHowlett> norberto1039   ask away
[05:06] <dontput> ActionParsnip, can i see your samba global?
[05:06] <norberto1039> i have two video card, one dedicated and one on board
[05:06] <dontput> ActionParsnip, just want to compare mine
[05:06] <hydrox24_> !someone | norberto1039
[05:07] <brianp1992> cool, thanks
[05:07] <CacheMoney> If I want to open a file in gedit I do $ gedit <filename>  but how do I do the same with Sublime Text2?
[05:07] <norberto1039> and i have problem with hybrid card, or something like this
[05:07] <ActionParsnip> dontput: the rest is default except that block
[05:07] <norberto1039> my screen blink a lot
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> CacheMoney: type:  sub    then press tab, may give clues
[05:08] <rhin0> where do I set up environment ie $ENVARIABLE variables please
[05:08] <norberto1039> and i can not install the driver of my dedicated video card
[05:09] <CacheMoney> ActionParsnip: it's subl <filename>   Thanks!
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> norberto1039: hybrid graphics cause a tonne of issues in linux
[05:09] <dr_willis> rhin0: .profile or .bashrc normally
[05:09] <hydrox24_> rhin0: just type "export VAR=value_of_variable
[05:09] <rhin0> ok thanks
[05:10] <norberto1039> how can i fix this?
[05:10] <CacheMoney> ActionParsnip:  The file opened successfully in Sublime Text2 but this message followed the open command "Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "pixmap" "  Is that okay??
[05:10] <Chorvus> Hello, I installed ubuntu server on a virtual machine. I have currently two virtual adapters (showing in lspci) and ifconfig shows only the loopback. Any thoughts?
[05:11] <grayhatpython> hi i want to make a ubuntu bootable from usb key with custom applications installed, can anyone help me?
[05:11] <GhostWolf> hi  all, i have an issue that hyst happened, my pc froze while i was doing stuff and when i tried to reboot, i get this error message, error: disc full, then has prompt grub return abd this is with ubuntu 11.04 thanks
[05:12] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, you want a full install or a custom ISO load?
[05:12] <CFHowlett> grayhatpython   remastersys to create a custom ubuntu
[05:12] <ye_> hello  where can i get the *gnome specification*? such as the purpose of "/usr/share/applications", or where the theme configuration file locate ?
[05:12] <CFHowlett> ye_ from terminal "locate theme" or "whereis theme"
[05:13] <grayhatpython> Fyodorovna custom iso i want to use it only from my usb no more installation on host computer.
[05:13] <JelloPop> I just installed ubuntu
[05:13] <JelloPop> yesterday. When I plug in external usb hard drive, my dmesg prints
[05:13] <JelloPop>                       out "sense urb submission failure" continuously, whether the drive is attached or not;
[05:13] <JelloPop>                       however, if I plug in my thumb drive before this error occurs, it works fine. What can I do to
[05:13] <JelloPop>                       fix this?
[05:13] <FloodBot1> JelloPop: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:13] <JelloPop> FloodBot srry
[05:14] <ActionParsnip> CacheMoney: yeah thats just a warning, you can suppress it by running: sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf
[05:14] <sacarlson> grayhatpython: maybe https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization  or http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/remastersys.html
[05:14] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, how big is the flash drive?
[05:14] <grayhatpython> 4GB
[05:14] <grayhatpython> not enough?
[05:16] <hydrox24_> grayhatpython: that's way more than enough
[05:16] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, so your limited to a iso loaded that can have a persistent, but that persistent will fill up after awhile and is not easily cleaned, really not cleanable for most.
[05:16] <ye_> CFHowlett: OK , I just wonder if there are documentations that introduce the gnome configuration file?
[05:17] <CFHowlett> ye_   sorry, but IDK ... I'm sure there is somewhere.  Perhaps someone else knows?
[05:17] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, you would be better with a full install say like a 8 gig usb that will run like a HD although a little slower. Your not looking for a install usb right?
[05:17] <Chorvus> Ah, fixed my problem. Adapters were down. `ifconfig -a` helped me find their adapter identifiers >:}
[05:17] <GhostWolf> i totally need help with this issue. was doing some things on firefox and then it froze, could move my mouse but couldn't click on anything, this happened once before, but this issue is different, did a manual restart on my pc and i get at the read disc part of the boot up it says disc full then has a prompt with grub return. can anyone help me please?
[05:18] <ye_> CFHowlett: that's Ok
[05:18] <grayhatpython> Fyodorovna, ok  i just want all scientific software to be installed in my usb ubuntu and use it anywhere. though persistent is required.
[05:18] <CFHowlett> GhostWolf   boot into recovery and run the following to clean out old packages: sudo apt-get clean
[05:18] <GhostWolf> CFHowlett, i can't boot into that part of ubuntu
[05:19] <CFHowlett> GhostWolf   reboot won't let you into recovery mode?
[05:19] <GhostWolf> i can boot into my windows hdd fine but i can't select or get to choose the recvery section
[05:19] <CFHowlett> GhostWolf   would this be a wubi installation by any chance?
[05:19] <CacheMoney> ActionParsnip:  Wow.  Thanks for all the help tonight
[05:19] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, did you miss waht I said about the persistent. You can actually make a as large as you want persistent partition, depends on the usb. I think what your missing is the knoledge of the limitations of a usb loaded with other then a full install.
[05:20] <Fyodorovna> s/what/knowledge
[05:20] <grayhatpython> Fyodorovna: no need of install usb just a usb itself like hdd.
[05:20] <Veritas242> I have a question. How do I require a password to login with 11.10?
[05:20] <CFHowlett> Veritas242   system>administration>login screen
[05:21] <GhostWolf> CFHowlett, i don't get that far into the boot of my computer. i get to the 2nd page of the boot section for the mobo. like first page shows what hard drives are connected and then second page shows bunch of other info. it stops at that page
[05:21] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, then you would do a full install make sure the usb is big enough, you would install with any cd, even a custom one likr e remastersys burn.
[05:21] <CFHowlett> GhostWolf   is this a wubi installation?
[05:21] <Veritas242> I've read that elsewhere, but being new to Ubuntu I don't know how to get there
[05:21] <grayhatpython> Fyodorovna ok i don't want persistent i will copy data  to some other usb key
[05:22] <GhostWolf> CFHowlett, nope its a full install of 11.o4 haven't been having any issues since i had to reinstall 11.04 cause 11.10 has bugs in java
[05:22] <CFHowlett> Veritas242   that's the sequence in 10.04 - might be different for you...
[05:22] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, a full ibnstall does not a have a persistent it has the regular OS and runs a s such, and you can offload to another.
[05:23] <Fyodorovna> s/install/as
[05:23] <grayhatpython>  Fyodorovna ok so how about installing my custom apps in that usb having ubuntu? using remsatersys?
[05:23] <Veritas242> CFHowlett, I'm running 11.10. Everything I've read so far suggests it's setup different.
[05:24] <ActionParsnip> CacheMoney: np man :0
[05:24] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, a full install you would just install them. Remastersys is for making a ISO to burn of a installed OS.
[05:24] <GhostWolf> Veritas242, as i installed 11.10 you had the option of doing that in the installation of 11.10.
[05:25] <Veritas242> GhostWolf, I'm not sure how I changed it, but is it possible to change it back without reinstalling?
[05:25] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, here is a remastersys link. http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/
[05:25] <GhostWolf> Veritas242, don't know but im googling it see where to go. so are you saying you don't want a password when you reboot or restart your pc?
[05:26] <grayhatpython> Fyodorovna: so it' just a mirror image of ubuntu and it's applications installed in my desktop to usb key?
[05:26] <ripps> Is there a flag for loading up experimental dri? Like LD_LIBRARY_PATH does for loading not install libraries?
[05:26] <Veritas242> GhostWolf, when I boot, instead of asking for a password I see the login button on my account, like the one on the guest account.
[05:27] <Veritas242> I want that password there to make it more secure
[05:27] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, basically, but it has limitations in data amount, you would have to look into
[05:27] <GhostWolf> Veritas242, ok its not really more secure unless you have people snipping on your computer
[05:27] <sacarlson> ripps: modprobe ?
[05:28] <ripps> sacarlson: that's for loading kernel modules, not x11 drivers
[05:28] <jayjay> hey I'm trying to set up ssh for my ubuntu server but I'm having issues with transferring the key from my server to my laptop. Im using ubuntu server edition 10.04 and a macbook pro as the client
[05:28] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, limitations as far as it has to fit on a disc of some sort even a dvd, not sure of all the uses.
[05:28] <Veritas242> GhostWolf, So, even if someone logs in they'll still need the password to make changes- so it's just as secure?
[05:28] <GhostWolf> but im looking it up for you Veritas242 i have had issues with system settings and all in 11.10 i don't like it much
[05:28] <grayhatpython> Fyodorovna: how about making a live cd of  ubuntu with custom application and converting it into live usb?
[05:29] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, that is what it does.
[05:29] <Veritas242> GhostWolf, thanks for the help.
[05:29] <GhostWolf> Veritas242, yes if someone needs to install or remove a program or update files they need your password
[05:29] <crfripper> guys, I hit the windows button or something and now my screen bobbles around as I move the mouse
[05:29] <dr_willis> jayjay:  why are you transfering keys
[05:29] <crfripper> how do I turn this off... whatever it is
[05:29] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, it makes a bootable cd for installing.
[05:29] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, or dvd.
[05:29] <rhin0> jayjay: use ssh-copy-id
[05:30] <grayhatpython> Fyodorovna: custom application in the sense any applications like audacity, stellarium?
[05:30] <jayjay> that is what I'm using
[05:30] <sacarlson> ripps: funny I do see my graphic card driver in kernel also.  is that not an X11 driver?
[05:30] <rhin0> ssh-copy-id user@hostname/ip
[05:30] <jayjay> i get connection timed out
[05:30] <rhin0> hang on maybe that only works ubuntu to ubuntu
[05:30] <rhin0> ask around
[05:30] <jayjay> wait hostname/ip?
[05:30] <jayjay> so 2 different ups?
[05:30] <rhin0> hostname or ip
[05:31] <jayjay> ahh
[05:31] <rhin0> interchangeable
[05:31] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, probably. You could just clone a install if you had the partition in a size that will fit on the usb, you can do it a number of ways really.
[05:31] <jayjay> hostname of the server and I'm doing this from the client right?
[05:31] <ripps> sacarlson: they are two seperate things, one is an interface for the X server, the other for the Kernel hardware. Yes, the X11 driver interfaces the kernel module, but they are seperate things
[05:31] <rhin0> yes to ssh into the server
[05:31] <jayjay> kk il try it again
[05:31] <jayjay> maybe shore wall is messing it up?
[05:31] <rhin0> i always use ip address just to be certain
[05:31] <rhin0> there will be firewall issues
[05:32] <ubuntu> k
[05:32] <grayhatpython> Fyodorovna: forget about cloning. what if i want to install later on to that usb for an app that is in internet?
[05:32] <malkauns_> why does the google-play up not upload what i tell it to upload?
[05:32] <jayjay> hmh
[05:32] <jayjay> should i remove shore wall and then try it?
[05:32] <jayjay> i mean should i remove shore wall or can i just disable it
[05:32] <GhostWolf> Veritas242, in the system settings, do you see User Accounts?
[05:33] <Veritas242> Yes
[05:33] <orionsonofneptun> k
[05:34] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, it is a full install, what do you think. :)
[05:34] <GhostWolf> did you go there to add a password to your account Veritas242/
[05:34] <jayjay> :(
[05:34] <jayjay> no one?
[05:35] <Veritas242> Ghostwolf, yes I did.
[05:35] <GhostWolf> and did it work when you reboot to login?
[05:35] <jayjay> i am going to ubuntu server
[05:35] <jayjay> good bye
[05:35] <grayhatpython> Fyodorovna: : ok i think i didn't explain it properly. I was using Slax which can add modules, like installing apps as a modules. does ubuntu has this feature?
[05:36] <orionsonofneptun> k
[05:36] <Veritas242> GhostWolf, it changes but doesn't ask for it at the login screen. It has a login button where I used to enter the password.
[05:36] <GhostWolf> ok. should be another section, can you go into your dash and type passwords and keys and you will get that icon and open it up
[05:37] <Veritas242> Ok
[05:37] <GhostWolf> CFHowlett, any issue about my problem at all? as you last asked if its a wubi installation.
[05:37] <dr_willis> grayhatpython:  slax is a bit specilized in some ways. ubuntu uses the apt packageing ststem
[05:38] <blendedbychris> how can i get a list of cron jobs?
[05:38] <grayhatpython> ok thanks
[05:38] <GhostWolf> let me know when you have that app up
[05:38] <CFHowlett> GhostWolf   if you're not even completing the boot process, you got something else happening.  error msg's would give a hint
[05:38] <Veritas242> It's up
[05:38] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, not sure how slack loads modules.
[05:39] <GhostWolf> CFHowlett, iagree, but its a fairly new hdd that i just gotten few months ago, this was a replacement, only error it gives me saying disc is full. but its a 500gb hdd
[05:39] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, I have used slax but never longterm so I'm not familiar.
[05:39] <CFHowlett> GhostWolf   100% ubuntu installed or dual boot?
[05:40] <GhostWolf> Veritas242, ok next says find the passwords default entry
[05:40] <GhostWolf> CFHowlett, ubuntu is 100% on its own hdd. windows is isntalled on another hdd
[05:41] <grayhatpython>  Fyodorovna:  ok Last doubt, whenever i try to install any app using source it get some error saying some supporting package missing. so i tried to get that package source and it said to get some other! so i need to keep on going behind it. How to install app from source? i did ./configure, make , make install. I love to install from source not by apt get install method. please help me example.
[05:41] <Veritas242> GhostWolf, it's there but there is no dropdown menu. There's another one called "passwords: login" with a dropdown menu containing several passwords.
[05:42] <GhostWolf> Veritas242, then after that it says open the  context menu for that  entry and it says you do that by using the right mouse button
[05:42] <Fyodorovna> grayhatpython, I never install from source.
[05:42] <loginix> hey i have a questions
[05:42] <GhostWolf> Veritas242, i am just reading what it says on a site i have no clue other than what im seeing
[05:42] <GhostWolf> *reading not seeing
[05:43] <Veritas242> Ghostwolf, can you send me the link?
[05:43] <CFHowlett> GhostWolf   safer that I vote myself out of this one.  I've never done a multi-drive system.  Please ask in the channel.
[05:43] <CFHowlett> loginix   ask away
[05:43] <loginix> how do i create usb boot in windows
[05:43] <GhostWolf> Veritas242, http://askubuntu.com/questions/68761/keyring-password-unity-in-11-10
[05:43] <loginix> for ubuntu
[05:43] <Veritas242> Thanks
[05:43] <Fyodorovna> loginix, unetbootin
[05:43] <loginix> ok cool
[05:43] <DasEi> !unetbootin | loginix
[05:43] <dr_willis> grayhatpython:  if the app is in rhe repos. you can use apts  build-dep option to pull in all needed deps. ro compile it
[05:43] <GhostWolf> CFHowlett, i never had an issue til now. so i don't think its a drive issue. but i'll try again. i need to go anyways
[05:43] <GhostWolf> good luck Veritas242
[05:43] <loginix> thank you guys
[05:44] <loginix> i am going to do that now
[05:44] <DasEi> loginix: format with fat , get the iso, use unetbbotin to play it to the stick
[05:44] <grayhatpython> ok i added app repo to source list so can i still compile it to deb package?
[05:44] <Guest57741> hello friends, can someone help me please
[05:44] <DasEi> !ask
[05:45] <loginix> oh yeah i formated with NTFS so i will change that now
[05:45] <Guest57741> i installed compiz and compiz settings manager but still dont work
[05:45] <Guest57741> wobble windows won't work
[05:46] <[[thufir]]> Hmm.  I am using dar and writing the slices to optical disc.  I delete the slices as I go. yet have now *completly* run out of hdd (26M free).   why is the hdd filling up if I'm deleting the slices?  trash is empty.
[05:46] <ActionParsnip> [[thufir]]: have you deleted old kernels?
[05:46] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: do you have 3D accelleration configured?
[05:47] <[[thufir]]> is it possible to see ahead of time how many slices dar will create?  or you just have to manually calculate that?
[05:48] <Guest57741> is this for everything? sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:48] <[[thufir]]> ActionParsnip: not yet.  lol.  guess I will now.
[05:48] <Guest57741> or am i missing something
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: if you don't have 3D accelleration enabled in the video card, it won't make any difference what you do in ccsm
[05:49] <[[thufir]]> actually, I'm still able to create new slices, and so long as that works I guess it's "ok" in the short term.  odd, though.
[05:49] <Guest57741> how do i enable 3d
[05:50] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: what video chip do you use?
[05:50] <[[thufir]]> Guest57741: GIYF.  I say that in friendly way.  I often ask for help, but I thry to try a cursory search first.
[05:50] <Guest57741> oh my not sure im new
[05:51] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: what is the output of:  lspci | grep -i vga
[05:51] <Guest57741> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[05:52] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: and the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[05:53] <Guest57741> ActionParsnip: oneiric
[05:53] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: you may need an xorg.conf file, sounds like your screen isn't playing nice
[05:53] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: does the system have a make and model?
[05:54] <JelloPop> ActionParsnip: does inxi -g work in ubuntu??
[05:54] <CFHowlett> Guest57741   I've got the same chip.  Full on video effects are more trouble than they're worth IMO
[05:54] <JelloPop> ops inxi -G
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> JelloPop: never heard of it, sorry
[05:54] <Guest57741> i have compaq presario CQ56 219
[05:54] <Guest57741> older laptop
[05:54] <lahwran> anyone know of open source timeline software? preferably I'd be able to hand-edit it, as well as fill it with generated data that I create with my own code
[05:54] <Guest57741> only given me trouble in xubuntu
[05:56] <JelloPop> ActionParsnip: Using LInux Mint never heard of it today can u experiment and see if this command works in ubuntu seeing there is changes bewteen distro's ... Which means that Linux Mint is defentliy changing the unbuntu code
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: same driverbase, thats why
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> JelloPop: mint isn't supported here
[05:56] <mobius22> greetings #ubuntu
[05:57] <loginix> nice i booted from usb thank you guys
[05:57] <rhin0> greetings
[05:57] <JelloPop> ActionParsnip: not the idea I just want to see if there is a dividing line bewteen the distros introduced this would be the first time I have seen a change
[05:57] <rhin0> exitexit
[05:58] <mobius22> I tried to install a program called 'netams' and it seems to have broken my package manager. Of course now nothing can be installed and the netams install process just hangs forever at the configuration portion of its install process
[05:58] <mobius22> is there a way to purge pending installs from the terminal?
[05:58] <mobius22> rather is there a way to purge hung installs
[05:59] <rhin0> kill the process mobius22
[05:59] <ClientAlive> Hi. I'm using the alternate install cd to do a base system install. What do I put in for a mirror to download packages from though? I chose "ftp"
[05:59] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: seems the compaq uses an AMD chip...
[05:59] <mobius22> would that be the PID of the software manager? because if that's what you mean that did not work
[05:59] <rhin0> ps -ef | less <- find it in that
[05:59] <rhin0> ok
[06:00] <mobius22> what a bummer....
[06:00] <Guest57741> ok
[06:00] <theadmin> ClientAlive: I suppose it expects you to put in a real mirror instead. Try "us.archive.ubuntu.com"
[06:00] <Guest57741> im so new, ty for helping
[06:00] <Guest57741> on ubuntu it works fine but xubuntu not working
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: so is it the compaq you are having issue with or is that what you are typing on now (different system)
[06:02] <ClientAlive> theadmin: ok, I'll try that. I would expect it to be something like "ftp://ftp..." but not sure how far the path is supposed to be carried out.
[06:02] <ClientAlive> I'll try that though.
[06:02] <Guest57741> this compaq im on now
[06:02] <Guest57741> i have dual boot
[06:03] <Guest57741> ubuntu and xubuntu
[06:03] <mobius22> all linux installs should come with acronis pre installed lol
[06:03]  * rhin0 started using xubuntu on server ubuntu for luxury client
[06:04] <typo567> what does acronis do?
[06:04] <mobius22> so then , apparently there is not in fact a way to kill a hung install  in DPKG?
[06:04] <mobius22> it images your hard disk
[06:04] <typo567> ah
[06:04] <mobius22> in anticipation of everything breaking when you turn your volume up  lul
[06:04] <typo567> lol
[06:04] <mobius22> free is free
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> mobius22: x will always equal x
[06:05] <mobius22> i was trying to install a program which is a network monitoring tool called netams
[06:05] <mobius22> it promptly asked for my root system pwd, which i refuesed to supply
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> Guest57741: you don't need to dual boot that, you can just log in to the xfce or gnome desktops at the login screen, the underlying OS is 100% identical
[06:06] <mobius22> now dpkg is frozen and will not finish that install
[06:06] <mobius22> essentially paper weghting the entire system
[06:06] <rhin0> maybe reboot it mobious?
[06:06] <mobius22> negative,  dpkg issues are persistent
[06:06] <mobius22> that only works in winblows
[06:07] <mobius22> no, there is a way,  but it's not going to be revealed on this sunday night
[06:07] <mobius22> good night all :)
[06:08] <MrBusiness> If I install Ubuntu and a bootloader onto an external USB HDD, will I be able to use it between two different machines with different hardware specs, or will I be likely to encounter driver difficulties along the way?
[06:08] <ClientAlive> well that was stupid... I should have just chosen "http" instead. It just defaults to the right path - lol
[06:12] <Fyodorovna> MrBusiness, probably work most of the time, a full install will put the bootloader in  the mbr, if your sure to point it there.
[06:12] <Fyodorovna> one way or the other.
[06:12] <MrBusiness> Ah, well, part of my goal is to have the bootloader on the external HDD
[06:12] <MrBusiness> I'm trying to make this for someone else, and I don't want them to have to deal with GRUB on their own MBR
[06:13] <MrBusiness> I don't think I'll run into any issues where one computer has more devices plugged into it than the other, thus potentially confusing GRUB.
[06:14] <MrBusiness> Oh well, I'll know soon enough, since I'm simulating what I think will be a similar arrangement with my own garbage equipment.
[06:14] <Fyodorovna> MrBusiness, they need to familiar with grub really if they can be. Grub will only see what is in its boot file.
[06:16] <cancer> !ubottu | nvidia
[06:16] <MrBusiness> Yeah. I see what you mean; I guess the best I can hope is that it'll be a non-issue.
[06:16] <cancer> !ubottu | n-vidia
[06:16] <cancer> !nvidia | cancer
[06:18] <geek_> hi
[06:19] <nibbler_> (how) can i convert my ubuntu root server to have an encrypted / ? (running LTS)
[06:19] <CFHowlett> nibbler_   sudo ecryptfs
[06:20] <hymen00> how to tell bash to run command n times
[06:20] <hymen00> ?
[06:20] <CFHowlett> hymen00   chron??
[06:20] <mobius> :) to the fellow who suggested the reboot, that actually was part of the fix for removal of the stuck package
[06:20] <taipres> sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin doesn't install latest version, installs very old ugly version
[06:20] <nibbler_> hymen00, for i in $(seq n); do foo; done
[06:20] <taipres> how I get the latest
[06:21] <nibbler_> taipres, download it (source) or look for a ppa
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | taipres
[06:21] <nibbler_> CFHowlett, thanks, i'll read up
[06:21] <CFHowlett> nibbler_   have fun / be safe
[06:21] <mobius> sudo apt-get install -f worked after the reboot
[06:21] <mobius> so the package was removed, thanks  :)
[06:21] <sindhiBhai> What is the expected ate of ubuntu 12.04 release
[06:21] <mobius>  good night
[06:21] <hymen00> @nibbler is there a way to do this with just bash?
[06:21] <Flannel> sindhiBhai: Last Thursday in April
[06:22] <taipres> action why is it third party
[06:22] <sindhiBhai> thx <Flannel>
[06:22] <sindhiBhai> :)
[06:22] <taipres> and why does ubuntu not have latest version of the software(extremely popular software)
[06:22] <Flannel> taipres: example?
[06:23] <Blue1> taipres: depends on what release is avail. at time.  Ubuntu does not use beta versions of anything
[06:23] <taipres> sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin installs Version information: 3.3.10deb1
[06:23] <taipres> the latest is
[06:23] <hymen00> not using seq that is? trying to keep code as portable as possible
[06:23] <taipres> Version information: 3.4.5, latest stable version: 3.4.10.1
[06:23] <taipres> at least
[06:23] <taipres> so it's not even remotely close...
[06:23] <Blue1> it'
[06:24] <Blue1> it is what is in the repo - not always latest version
[06:24] <CFHowlett> taipres feel free to download and install from source ...
[06:24] <taipres> well considering how old and ugly this thing is, not to mention popular, they really need a remotely close newer version that's nicer
[06:25] <Flannel> taipres: Ubuntu 11.10 was released last october, package import freeze was June 30, so lets take a look at what phpmyadmin's version was on June 30th.
[06:25] <taipres> please do take a look
[06:25] <cancer> !nvidia | cancer
[06:25] <taipres> because i've had the same phpmyadmin for months
[06:25] <taipres> over year maybe
[06:25] <taipres> so it's years outdatted ubuntu version is
[06:26] <Blue1> taipres: I guess the question is, why cant you just get it and install it from the web site?
[06:27] <Blue1> taipres: please also note that later version of software might not be compatible with currently installed software (like webservers and such)
[06:27] <taipres> Blue1 I guess I have to now? I'm just pointing this out to you guys, this isn't bobs linux editor, this is one of the most used linux apps in the world, just expected ubuntu to have decently recent version thats all, as it usually does
[06:27] <Chorca> heyhey, what's up.. having a vim question in 11.10.. gnome-terminal seems to hate it by default, status bar doesn't show, and arrow keys don't work, anyone else have that?
[06:27] <Flannel> taipres: If I had to guess, I'd say 3.4.3 would be in 11.10, based off of release dates and such.
[06:27] <taipres> ok thanks
[06:27] <taipres> i'm using latest ubuntu
[06:28] <taipres> and updated so
[06:28] <Flannel> taipres: 11.10 has 3.4.5 in it currently, so that's what you have.
[06:28]  * CFHowlett thinks if ubuntu had EVERY stable package, ppl would complain that the development package wasn't installed by default...
[06:28] <hymen00> is there a way to do this with just bash? not using seq that is? trying to keep code as portable as possible
[06:28] <taipres> i'm not using regular ubuntu
[06:28] <taipres> it's server version
[06:28] <Blue1> what CFHowlett said
[06:29] <nibbler_> CFHowlett, ecryptfs does not exist as executable, and as it seems to me its more desigend for ~ encrypten, rather than /
[06:29] <Flannel> taipres: same packages/repositories.  But yeah, you have 3.4.5, which was released in September of last year, so I don't think that's very outdated.
[06:29] <taipres> it's telling me "Version information: 3.3.10deb1"
[06:29] <taipres> i'm logged into it
[06:29] <cancer> ! ubottu | synaptic
[06:29] <Flannel> taipres: Alright, what does `lsb_release -r` in a terminal say?
[06:30] <taipres> 11.04
[06:30] <taipres> so isn't *latest* ubuntu I suppose
[06:30] <Flannel> taipres: right, so you're not on the latest Ubuntu, you're on 11.04
[06:30] <bsdfreak> Is there a reasonably straightforward method for mounting SMB shares in a persistent manner?
[06:30] <taipres> Flannel how I tap into latest ubuntu's repository then?
[06:31] <Flannel> taipres: Upgrade to 11.10
[06:33] <taipres> Flannel that's the only way?
[06:33] <GirlyGirl> taipres: yes
[06:34] <crfripper> the synergy in ubuntu software center is 1.3.8..... how do I install 1.4.7?
[06:34] <Flannel> taipres: That's the only way I'd recommend.  With this particular package, you could snag the updated deb, because the dependencies haven't changed from what I can see.  But you lose security updates that way, and there's some other things you should be aware of as well if you're going to do that.
[06:34] <cancer> how to run this file NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.31-pkg1.run
[06:34] <cancer> 'NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.31-pkg1.run'
[06:35] <Flannel> and there's no guarantee that the actual package dependencies are accurate (version wise), because mixing ubuntu versions isn't something that's tested for.
[06:35] <theadmin> cancer: Just by full path, or if it's in the current directory, ./filename
[06:36] <cancer> theadmin: i have it on desktop folder
[06:36] <Grak> cancer: might need to right click on it and enable executing as a program in the permissions tab as well
[06:36] <theadmin> cancer: chmod +x ~/Desktop/NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.31-pkg1.run ; ~/Desktop/NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.31-pkg1.run # Also, I think nvidia drivers are in the repos. "sudo apt-get install nvidia-current" will get them for you without messing your system up
[06:36] <Grak> cancer: you can do this in the command line with 'chmod +x <filename>'
[06:36] <Flannel> taipres: You'll need to upgrade within the next seven months anyway, when 11.04 goes EOL.
[06:39] <cancer> theadmin: i did the sudo apt-get command in terminal and is in process now.
[06:40] <UltimatePower> Hi. I am having 80 GB harddisk . I am panning to install Windows 7 Ultimate and Ubuntu 12.10. Any ideas or tips how I should partition the disk?.
[06:42] <Grak> UltimatePower: That's a bit tight on space. If there's no possibility of an extra drive, I'd probably split down the middle.
[06:42] <CFHowlett> UltimatePower   a standard installation of ubuntu runs around 5 gigs - add some more for saved data
[06:42] <CFHowlett> UltimatePower   also, I HOPE you meant to say you/re installing 11.10 NOT 12.04 BETA...
[06:43] <UltimatePower> CFHowlett : sorry tpo error. I planning to install 11.10.
[06:43] <cancer> theadmin: grak: yesterday, auronandace told me some commands of ppa for nvidia. is there any way i can remove them.
[06:43] <theadmin> !ppa-purge | cancer
[06:44] <UltimatePower> CFHowlett : I have no ectra money to spare a external disk.
[06:44] <CFHowlett> UltimatePower   no worries.  have fun.  Maybe after you're all dual booted up, see this http://fullcirclemagazine.org/downloads/
[06:44] <UltimatePower> CFHowlett : Grak:can u give me tips?
[06:45] <Grak> Hmm... without knowing which side you plan to use more it's hard to say which partition should be bigger.
[06:45] <Grak> One thing I can say is that you'll want to install Windows first.
[06:45] <UltimatePower> CFHowlett : it about linux magazines. what i should i do now?.
[06:45] <UltimatePower> grak:then
[06:46] <CFHowlett> UltimatePower  find out how much space is actually used by windows.  subtract that from the 80 gigs.  split the remaining free amount between windows and ubuntu.
[06:46] <jimbo> hello
[06:46] <Grak> UltimatePower: during the Windows install you should have the option to create the install partition. You'll want to make sure it doesn't use the whole drive.
[06:46] <jimbo> yooo
[06:46] <cancer> theadmin: i have just removed 'wine' in past few minutes and it's still in
[06:46] <Name141> is ext4 now considered stable as ext3 ?
[06:46] <CFHowlett> jimbo   greetings.
[06:47] <cancer> theadmin: i have just removed 'wine' in past few minutes and it's still in 'application' tab.
[06:47] <CFHowlett> Name141   safer if I understand correctly
[06:47] <UltimatePower> CFHowlett : y split the remaining between windows and linux. why not only linux.
[06:47] <CFHowlett> UltimatePower   you never plan to save files again in windows??
[06:48] <UltimatePower> Grak: I am novice in this area. can please elaborate?
[06:48] <crfripper> I upgraded from synergy 1.3.8 to 1.4.7 and now it can't find my synergy.conf
[06:48] <ClientAlive> with this minimal ubuntu install, I would like to have a bare bones xfce desktop environment. I see that the x window system is slated to be installed but i can remove it. What would happen if I did that though? Is there other things that require it (like the terminal or something)?
[06:49] <jaminkle> Anyone know of a good fan speed tool? I have an old hp dv5 and it's overheating
[06:49] <UltimatePower> CFHowlett : I already win7 & ubu 11.10 in dual. win 7 creating problems so  I am planning fresh install of both
[06:49] <CFHowlett> UltimatePower   you have windows.  You want ubuntu.  if you do ANY work or save ANY files, they'll need somwhere to be saved.  Thus you leave extra room ...
[06:49] <crfripper> although I can see synergy.conf just fine
[06:49] <CFHowlett> UltimatePower   OK - install windows first is my advice.
[06:49] <cancer> grak: theadmin: please help: http://paste.ubuntu.com/879985/
[06:49] <UltimatePower> CFHowlett : I can back up important on a dvd or some thing like that.
[06:50] <theadmin> cancer: sudo apt-get clean and repeat the command
[06:50] <Name141> CFHowlett: Alrighty.  I know some distros still like to stay on ext3 (specially debian).
[06:50] <CFHowlett> UltimatePower   always good plan... do you actually have your windows dvd?
[06:50] <UltimatePower> CFHowlett : ya k. can point me to info detailing about partioning installing, etc
[06:50] <cancer> theadmin: nothin happen with 'sudo apt-get clea'
[06:50] <CFHowlett> UltimatePower   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[06:50] <cancer> theadmin: nothin happen with 'sudo apt-get clean'
[06:50] <UltimatePower> CFHowlett : I will get it in a day or two.
[06:50] <theadmin> cancer: It won't print anything
[06:51] <cancer> ok
[06:51] <CFHowlett> Name141   well its not like anyone is saying OMG don't use ext3!  ext4 is just the latest/greatest.
[06:51] <Name141> CFHowlett: okie dokey.
[06:52] <cancer> ultimatepower: i have installed kubuntu 11.10 in last days :D. it's working fine with XP.  there was a dual boot problem but solved very easily
[06:52] <[[thufir]]> from the dar man page:  −c, −−create [<path>/]<basename>    now, what does that mean?  if you want to backup /home/me/foo and put the slices onto /home/me/bar what's the syntax for that?
[06:52] <willijs3> Can anyone help me figure out why my fresh install of Ubuntu Studio 11.10 isn't recognizing an iPod?
[06:52] <ClientAlive> does anyone know if anything in the ubuntu base system requires x?
[06:52] <UltimatePower> cancer: oh i see.
[06:52]  * CFHowlett xp?
[06:53] <ClientAlive> the x window system that is
[06:53] <cancer> cfhowlett: Windows xp
[06:53] <CFHowlett> willijs3   latest generation ipod??
[06:53] <willijs3> 4th gen.
[06:53] <CFHowlett> willijs3   doesn't see it at all or just the ipod/synch functions?  It should show up as external media
[06:53] <willijs3> I used the newest version of itunes to sync it a few days ago, could that be the issue?
[06:54] <willijs3> it's not seeing it at all
[06:54] <CFHowlett> willijs3   apple likes to sneak in FOSS break tech with each update...
[06:55] <willijs3> CFHowlett Yeah, i figured that would be the case. I just don't get why normal Ubuntu 11.10 could see it fine, but when I switch to Studio it isn't seeing anything.
[06:55] <taipres> thanks for the help, have a good one
[06:56] <cancer> theadmin: what about this time, do you think command will work fine till end.
[06:56] <CFHowlett> willijs3   slow down.  How did you install US; fresh install or upgrade?
[06:56] <willijs3> fresh. I wante to start completly from scratch
[06:56] <crfripper> got synergy working again, but I believe I have it running in the "foreground" using startup applications synergys -f --config /etc/synergy.conf ?
[06:57] <CFHowlett> willijs3   you lost something then..from ubuntu ## to US 11.10?  what version of ubuntu?
[06:57] <crfripper> is it ok t just leave it like that?
[06:57] <rhin0> crfripper - "x2x" is more basic than synergy I think
[06:57] <Juv1228> hello, I am having a strange issue with sshfs mounted via fstab
[06:58] <Juv1228> everything works fine for an indefinite period of time, and then randomly once in a while it will cause everything that touches that mount point to hang
[06:58] <crfripper> more basic being good or bad?
[06:58] <rhin0> good
[06:58] <JelloPop> Have a question if u instal .bin file how do u update the package?
[06:58] <crfripper> I'm reading about how to create a system level startup
[06:58] <willijs3> CFHowlett 11.10. I'm puzzled. I can's figure out if iTunes put a lock on the iPod or what.
[06:58] <rhin0> i ditched synergy yonks ago - x2x totally reliable
[06:58] <Juv1228> the strange part is that my media keys and custom keyboard shortcuts also stop working
[06:59] <CFHowlett> willijs3   lots of issues with 4th gen and ubuntu 11.10 ...
[06:59] <cancer> theadmin: what are 'fakeroot', i just saw that in the process of the last command. 'setting up fakeroot'?
[06:59] <theadmin> cancer: Just a package, it allows to "pretend" you have root priveleges, kind of hard to explain
[06:59] <CFHowlett> willijs3   seems to maybe be some 32/64 bit issues as well
[06:59] <cancer> theadmin: okie
[07:00] <cancer> theadmin: the command ended, what now? do i have to run 'nvidia-xconfig' or need to restart wihtout it?
[07:01] <theadmin> cancer: Not sure if you need to run that anymore, try without it first I guess
[07:01] <theadmin> cancer: I'm an AMD person lol
[07:01] <cancer> theadmin: what if i lost the display?
[07:01] <CFHowlett> willijs3   look like gtkpod is a recommended app for ipod users
[07:01] <theadmin> cancer: Boot into the recovery mode and, uh, work from there? Or try nomodeset, or...
[07:02] <cancer> theadmin: ok.
[07:02] <cancer> theadmin: tnx
[07:03] <willijs3> CFHowlett I tried installing that thinking maybe it had what I needed, but it didn't help. I also added Banshee to no avail.
[07:03] <CFHowlett> willijs3   yeah I'm seeing a lot of questions but not many answers.  sorry.
[07:04] <willijs3> CFHowlett Me too. Thanks for trying! I think i'm going to try US 11.04 and see if that plays nice with Apple products.
[07:04] <CFHowlett> willijs3   good luck.
[07:05] <willijs3> CFHowlett thanks, I'll need it, ha
[07:06] <JelloPop> I understand u can build a .bin file, how do u meet the dependencies of the package does ubuntu handle this??
[07:07] <JelloPop> trying to get my head wrapped around binary files anyone goa link?? to understand binary files
[07:07] <bsdfreak> Anyone know when AMD will support the Radeon 7960M in Linux?
[07:10] <Guest28693> edit
[07:11] <van7hu> hi everyone
[07:11] <Kujak> yol
[07:11] <van7hu> I am using 10.04, so which version of gnome am I using Gnome2 or Gnome3?
[07:12] <theadmin> van7hu: gnome2
[07:12] <van7hu> theadmin, are you sure?
[07:12] <theadmin> van7hu: Yes
[07:12] <van7hu> so, thank you
[07:12] <theadmin> van7hu: Unless you're using unofficial software sources which introduce gnome3
[07:12] <_amoeba_> van7hu, System-> About Gnome
[07:13] <van7hu> everything of my machine is normal
[07:13] <van7hu> _amoeba_, oh, okay
[07:14] <cancer> theadmin: drivers did not worked?
[07:14] <theadmin> cancer: How can you tell?
[07:16] <cancer> theadmin: it's not showing complete options for setting up graphics. even i was having options for DVI, now they are removed from 'monitor'
[07:16] <theadmin> cancer: I think NVidia has it's own tool though, NVidia Settings or something
[07:18] <j1x> hello
[07:18] <j1x> whats a rohila?
[07:18] <jerrrys> j1x hello
[07:18] <j1x> wazup man
[07:19] <j1x> helllllllllllllo
[07:19] <j1x> anyone know what a rohila is?
[07:19] <[[thufir]]> how do you specify /home/thufir/bar/ as the slice destination for backups of /home/thufir/foo/ with dar?  I don't understand −c, −−create [<path>/]<basename>   from the dar man page.
[07:20] <j1x> yeah?
[07:20] <j1x> any word
[07:20] <j1x> hello?
[07:20] <j1x> dnjfsdogfnse;ogae
[07:20] <j1x> dsfsdf
[07:21] <Kujak> flooood
[07:21] <j1x> yep
[07:21] <j1x> whats a kujak?
[07:21] <j1x> hello?
[07:22] <theadmin> !ot | j1x
[07:22] <Kujak> nice o/
[07:22] <j1x> why what happened?
[07:23] <_amoeba_> anyone know where the notification area panel gets the icons from ... couldn't find them in /usr/share/icons
[07:23] <j1x> anyone know a good channel to learn about irc?
[07:23] <_amoeba_> #irc
[07:23] <j1x> thanks
[07:25] <[[thufir]]> in all that, no advice on creating a dar slice and specifying the path for the resulting files?
[07:27] <ClientAlive> what is the "base system" in the alternate install cd? Does this include the full blown installation or is it just the cli base system?
[07:30] <[[thufir]]> ClientAlive: without context, I would lean towards the former
[07:33] <theadmin> ClientAlive: I'd think it's just the base
[07:33] <theadmin> ClientAlive: Only the necessary packages that's it
[07:33] <ClientAlive> [[thufir]]: I'm using the 'expert install' on the alternate cd, desperately trying to keep this thing from giving me anything more than a stripped down cli only system.
[07:34] <dj_ryan> why archive.ubuntu.com slow? i want fast archive. Me man, me need huge bandwidth
[07:34] <dj_ryan> (lol)
[07:35] <theadmin> dj_ryan: Select a mirror closer to you.
[07:35] <jerrrys> ClientAlive Use F4 function for cli only install
[07:35] <ClientAlive> well "necessary" is sort of ambiguous. Ubuntu may fell that everything all the way up to Unity is "necessary"  --no offense intended, it is sort of ambiguous though
[07:35] <dj_ryan> theadmin: archive is the closest to me
[07:35] <ClientAlive> F4??
[07:35] <theadmin> ClientAlive: Well... You're true on that, but I highly doubt that option will include Xorg or anything
[07:36] <jerrrys> ClientAlive at the start of the install you get options
[07:36] <ClientAlive> ok. well, I'm about to find out I guess. It's a bare system to begin with so I guess there's nothing to worry about wiping out. Can just try again and then I'll know.
[07:37] <ClientAlive> jerrrys: you mean at the first, main menu right?
[07:37] <ClientAlive> of course
[07:37] <dj_ryan> sweet jebus, the 'us' ubuntu archive is pointing to a EU location!
[07:38] <jerrrys> ClientAlive no at the start of the cd installation process on the alt install cd
[07:39] <ClientAlive> I'll have to look for that if this install I'm in the middle of doesn't give me the result I'm after.
[07:40] <ClientAlive> I don't remember seening any function key options to use though
[07:40] <jerrrys> ClientAlive I too start with terminalonly install
[07:40] <ClientAlive> right, exactly....
[07:41] <ClientAlive> what is the F4 thing though. I haven't heard of that and I can't place where in the installation process you would use it.
[07:41] <derpella_> Hello. I disabled lightdm in my Ubuntu, and I start X with startx. Now, there is a funny situation, the sound doesn't work in x, but sound from x plays when I switch to tty... Any ideas?
[07:41] <[[thufir]]> ClientAlive: what's installed?  you're overlaying the OS?
[07:43] <ClientAlive> well the fist time I just chose "install Ubuntu" I wan't worried about what kind of install at that point only that it would instlall on a uefi system. Now this is the second time round trying the "expert install" option to get a minimal install
[07:43] <Fonzie> Im trying to apply a logrotation on my DHCP custom log. Ive applied the file in /etc/logrotate.d/rsyslog. http://pastebin.com/RjsX7e5y. This doesnt wook like working. Do i have to reload some processes to make logrotate eat the new config?
[07:44] <ClientAlive> I'm not sure what "overlaying" means. I'm just paving over, and over, and over...
[07:44] <ClientAlive> I need a minimal base system to start
[07:44] <[[thufir]]> ClientAlive: err, ok, umm.  you're doing it "wrong" IMHO
[07:45] <ClientAlive> yeah, I think so too
[07:45] <[[thufir]]> if you really want a minimal system, probably you want to format the hdd since there's no data there, right?
[07:46] <ClientAlive> absolutely not. Yes, there is no data there. However there is a rather complicated raid/lvm setup. I can't lose that base.
[07:46] <[[thufir]]> when you say minimal, you mean no GNOME, no xterm?  why not just install those from cd (easier) then just use apt to remove those packages?  why not do that?
[07:46] <[[thufir]]> then just uninstall xterm, gnome, etc.  why not?
[07:47]  * [[thufir]] isn't a linux expert by any means, just offering his two cents
[07:47] <auronandace> !mini
[07:47] <ClientAlive> my ideal? Ultimately just cli, a very light weight window manager like openbox, a light browser like chrome or opera, and eventually quemu-kvm
[07:48] <[[thufir]]> that sounds like the ticket.  use that cd aurondance gave link for.
[07:48] <ClientAlive> I have that web page in my browser. I'm not sure what they mean when they say "install base system" There is also an option to manually choose the software.
[07:49] <dddbmt> has anybody in here been running ubuntu on "ACER Aspire S3-951" ? - Or maybe you have a suggestion for another "ultrabook" that runs out-of-the-box with ubuntu?
[07:49] <ClientAlive> but will the minimal do uefi - I can't begin to explain the horror I've been through these last 3 wks over this efi thing.
[07:49] <dddbmt> out-of-the-box/minimal-setup
[07:49] <henriquev> How do I disable the <meta> key on Gnome? I've tried everything but it is still there.
[07:49] <[[thufir]]> just go with base system.  in this context, it just means whatever comes on that minimal disc by default.
[07:50] <ClientAlive> we'll see what happens I guess
[07:51] <ClientAlive> I still want to know what this F4 thing is though. That was coming from someone who says this is thier gig.
[07:51] <[[thufir]]> I have an announcement:  dar rocks!  however, it should tell you how many slices it will create at some point.
[07:57] <ClientAlive> now it won't even boot
[07:57] <ClientAlive> It's possible my only option is to do a regular install then stip it down
[07:58] <ClientAlive> omg!! The horror!!!
[07:59] <[[thufir]]> woohoo!   now at  86% full hdd.    from 90%+
[08:04] <jameslordhz> hi
[08:04] <jameslordhz> anybody here use tmux?
[08:06] <auronandace> jameslordhz: if somebody replied affirmatively, what would be your follow up question?
[08:07] <jameslordhz> auronandace why tmux ls fails?
[08:07] <ircnode0> hmmm... in my current host I executed screen command. Then I ssh to other hostname and executed screen -r command. How I can exit outmost screen?
[08:08] <dancek> ircnode0, just exit the outmost screen, get a connection to the inner server and reattach that screen
[08:11] <ircnode0> dancek: so I can just exit a program and it will exit outmost screen?
[08:11] <Salamandre> hi
[08:12] <ircnode0> okay let's try. If I leave this channel, means I exitted inner screen =)
[08:12] <andyks> tmux,very good tols
[08:12] <andyks> tools
[08:12] <dancek> ircnode0, `screen -rd` reattaches a screen
[08:12] <dancek> and even detaches from another pty/screen/whatever if needed
[08:14] <jameslordhz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/880028/  what's wrong？
[08:14] <Xabster> any reason 11.10 doesn't come with firefox 10?
[08:14] <ircnode0> dancek: thanks. outmost screen is gone
[08:14] <auronandace> !info firefox | Xabster
[08:15] <Xabster> say whaaa
[08:15] <Xabster> isn't it version 7 you get?
[08:15] <Xabster> i would have sworn i had to update it
[08:15] <auronandace> Xabster: check the release date of ff10
[08:15] <jameslordhz> help:(
[08:16] <maum> how to install the latest flash version?
[08:16] <maum> on ubuntu 11.10
[08:16] <AdvoWork> Whats the latest version of Ubuntu Server LTS? Am i right in thinking its 10.04 ? i know theres 11.10 out but not LTS?
[08:17] <theadmin> AdvoWork: 10.04, 12.04 will be the next LTS
[08:17] <AdvoWork> theadmin, and do you know when thats coming out?
[08:17] <theadmin> AdvoWork: Look at the version number, it's year.month :P
[08:17] <theadmin> AdvoWork: 2012, april
[08:17] <Xabster> oh ofcourse, auronandace, but isn't it firefox 7 you get with ubuntu 11.10? that's waaay old
[08:18] <auronandace> Xabster: not sure what comes by default, blame the mozilla release schedules
[08:18] <AdvoWork> ahh ok, so if im thinking of doing a new installation, is it better going down the 12.04 route? or is it better going 10.04 as it still has a few more years support?
[08:18] <auronandace> Xabster: i tend to use chromium
[08:18] <Hypocreale> Hello
[08:18] <Xabster> i don't want to blame anyone, auronandace, i just wanted to know why
[08:18] <Hypocreale> How can I find out what command is used to invoce a certain program?
[08:18] <theadmin> AdvoWork: Get 10.04, it's stable. You can do an LTS-to-LTS upgrade anyway
[08:18] <Hypocreale> invoke*
[08:18] <Xabster> Hypocreale, what program?
[08:18] <AdvoWork> theadmin, ok, thanks for the help, much appreciated
[08:18] <theadmin> Hypocreale: What do you mean? Most usually it matches the program name
[08:19] <PsyCl0ne> Good morning everyone. Can someone help me with my lubuntu install and trying to get it to suspend and resume properly
[08:19] <auronandace> Xabster: check the release dates of firefox versions, 7 was likely the latest out when 11.10 was fresh
[08:19] <Xabster> theadmin, doesn't it always?
[08:19] <Hypocreale> theadmin, it doesn't in this case, that's why I'm asking how I can find out. :)
[08:19] <theadmin> Xabster: Not *always*, for instance in case of Firefox, in SOME packages, the command is "firefox-bin"
[08:19] <Xabster> yeah, firefox-bin is the name of the program
[08:19] <theadmin> Hypocreale: Try, uh... dpkg -L package | grep -F 'bin/'
[08:20] <chris__> exit
[08:21] <oPhelias_> @Psyclone: what problem are you having?
[08:21] <jameslordhz> i use tmux -S a, ctrl + b ,d.  then how to attach it ?
[08:22] <r4id> Hey
[08:23] <r4id> i need help.. pm please
[08:23] <Myrtti> !pm | r4id
[08:23] <theadmin> r4id: You should ask your questions in the channel.
[08:23] <PsyCl0ne> oPhelias: So I am running older hardware but I can get the computer to suspend using the sfce4-power-manager-settings but when I try to wake the computer back up my display doesnt come back up. I have just changed the drivers to I guess the "Recommended" version and rebooted. But when I rebooted and brought up the terminal to get the power manager an error popped up saying that it wasnt running and if I would like to start it...
[08:23] <r4id> ok here goes
[08:24] <PsyCl0ne> oPhelias: I actually have no idea if I am doing this properly, I just need to get it done. Got two 400$ electricity bills in a row...
[08:24] <r4id> i have installed ubuntu inside windows
[08:24] <r4id> now, in ubuntu, it only shows 2 of my 3 hard drives
[08:24] <r4id> how do i get the 3rd one?
[08:25] <r4id> *its the drive in which ubuntu is installed
[08:26] <Myrtti> r4id: sorry, I have no idea on how wubi installs work nowadays, and I don't do pm support
[08:26] <velko> jameslordhz, any specific reason for not using screen?
[08:27] <r4id> whokay
[08:28] <dddbmt> has anybody in here been running ubuntu on "ACER Aspire S3-951" ? - Or maybe you have a suggestion for another "ultrabook" that runs out-of-the-box with ubuntu?
[08:28] <Myrtti> r4id: although, you could try to explain your problem a bit better, what do you mean it shows only two of three, what shows only two of three? if this is in a GUI, can you take screenshots?
[08:29] <r4id> will do myrtti
[08:29] <r4id> please wait
[08:32] <PsyCl0ne> oPhelias: If youre still willing to help me out, I just changed a couple of settings and going to see if the work. If I drop give me like 5 minutes and I will be back just as I reboot the rig.
[08:32] <velko> jameslordhz, tmux a
[08:32] <Myrtti> jameslordhz: tmux a -d is what I use
[08:33] <jameslordhz> socket file is in certain dir, once detached , i should find that file before i can attach:(
[08:37] <mwelcks> ef
[08:37] <hymen000> how can i search for a string and duplicate that line n times?
[08:39] <Xabster> firefox 10 with openjdk and icedtea plugin crashes when i visit www.shb.dk/webbank
[08:39] <Xabster> can anyone confirm and/or give a solution?
[08:39] <Xabster> i'm using a fresh install and i've done is updating firefox
[08:41] <jameslordhz> velko tmux a?
[08:42] <Xabster> ... maybe the 356 updates will solve it =)
[08:43] <jaminkle> Anyone know of a good fan speed tool? I have an old hp dv5 and it's overheating
[08:44] <velko> jameslordhz, i don't use tmux. but according to the documentation this is the command to attach a session (provided you have only one session running). if you have more than one "tmux a -t sessionname" shall connect to it
[08:47] <velko> jameslordhz, and if you follow Myrtti's advice to use also -d this will detach all previously attached clients to this session
[08:50] <Myrtti> Xabster: you probably need to try to get the Sun Java installed.
[08:50] <jameslordhz> velko lier:(
[08:53] <syddraf> I found a page that describes a way to disable the tap-to-click functionality of my trackpad, but when i run the provided script, I receive this error: http://pastebin.com/yA5015Qz  Which package do I need to install in order to make this work?
[08:54] <Like> if you are under a tty6 and need help tell me
[08:54] <Like> no one .. cya mens
[08:57] <velko> jameslordhz, it's good suggestion for a new nick. i'll consider it ;)
[09:00] <[[thufir]]> cdr error:  Session error : SCSI error on write(512,16)     http://pastebin.mozilla.org/1515234     this is probably hardware?  every few discs this happens.  Incidentally, brasero was uninstalled, using gnomewriter.
[09:02] <levu> hi, i use mail(1) to send mails from command line, and when i use mail -c '' the mails are delivered to additionally users... is this a mailserver misconfiguration?
[09:06] <encrypt> morning, why my compiz configuration does not loud after booting?? using ubuntu-desktop package, scale plugin and show desktop (have them configured to show when pointing to top right and left corners) dont loud even they're on
[09:06] <[[thufir]]> more scsi errors.  those are hardware problems?
[09:08] <AdvoWork> how can I find out if a laptop im considering buying is suitable for use with ubunut?
[09:08] <AdvoWork> *ubuntu
[09:08] <crizzy> AdvoWork: http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/
[09:09] <crizzy> AdvoWork: i recommend thinkpads (still check the model number from certification list first)
[09:11] <bluefrog> jameslordhz, tmux ls  to list your detached session.  tmux a -t session-number   to attach
[09:11] <jameslordhz> bluefrog tmux ls
[09:11] <jameslordhz> failed to connect to server: No such file or directory
[09:12] <bluefrog> jameslordhz, means there is no tmux session detached or whatever
[09:12] <bluefrog> jameslordhz, so you closed it correctly
[09:12] <jameslordhz> bluefrog that's not true
[09:13] <F-GT> how do you restart x from a terminal with ubuntu 11.10
[09:13] <F-GT> or drop back to init 3
[09:13] <GordonShamway> hi everybody
[09:13] <jameslordhz> bluefrog pgrep tmux -lf
[09:13] <jameslordhz> 25352 tmux -S irc
[09:13] <jameslordhz> 26781 tmux -S x
[09:13] <bluefrog> jameslordhz, you have a bug/problem then
[09:14] <GordonShamway> can anybody help me set up proxy server settings in a vm... i tried everything and it didn´t work except in firefox....
[09:14] <jameslordhz> which version of tmux do you use?
[09:14] <afidegnum> hello good morning, I have been using my Dell with ubuntu 11.10 installed, for some time now, my PC kept freezeing after 10 mins, what is happening and what should I do to fix it ?
[09:15] <bluefrog> jameslordhz, 1.5-1
[09:16] <Wejq> Hi. I have page, that shows me "index of /" when i enter. How to measure that directory files size,
[09:17] <jameslordhz> i am using tmux 1.5
[09:17] <Wejq> Its not my page Its somewhere on web
[09:18] <crizzy> write a script to fetch file sizes and calculate them
[09:18] <crizzy> now how to do that you might ask? learn to code
[09:20] <Wejq> I wont ask, i thought that its a smarter and already done solution.
[09:20] <Wejq> Thx
[09:20] <Wejq> Cya
[09:20] <encrypt> hi i've activated the scale compiz plugin, but only works with the shortcut ctrl+w, not when pointing to the corner i've set. have to configure it manually after every boot
[09:21] <Chaitanya> can any one tell me how to find files more faster from command line
[09:21] <newbchessplayer> is it possible to run an asterisk server on ubuntu and still use it as an internet workstation?
[09:22] <llutz> Chaitanya: more faster than ..?
[09:22] <Chaitanya> more faster than what it does regularly with find command.
[09:23] <Chaitanya> I am using 1 TB hard disk and it takes a very long time to find files by name, size, time, etc.
[09:23] <newbchessplayer> is it actually safe to run an asterisk server on an internet workstation box?
[09:24] <Chaitanya> @llutz more faster than what it does regularly with find command.
[09:24] <Chaitanya> I am using 1 TB hard disk and it takes a very long time to find files by name, size, time, etc.
[09:26] <theadmin> Chaitanya: "locate" uses an index-based search. You will need to rebuild the index now and then though by running updatedb
[09:26] <Chaitanya> How to find files more faster than what it does regularly with find command.
[09:26] <Chaitanya> I am using 1 TB hard disk and it takes a very long time to find files by name, size, time, etc.
[09:26] <Chaitanya> yes I did that but it doesn't help me find files by size, time, etc.
[09:26] <theadmin> Chaitanya: You also need to stop repeating too often, once per 15 minutes or so is okay, but if nobody knows nobody will answer
[09:27] <Chaitanya> ok
[09:27] <Chaitanya> @theadmin thanks for the information
[09:29] <GordonShamway> anybody knows how to configure proxysettings in ubuntu????
[09:32] <xro> Hi, i have a soft that is blocked --> strace says : futex(0x7ff52c014600, FUTEX_WAIT_PRIVATE, 0, NULL    is there a way to force continue?
[09:32] <ikonia> a soft that is blocked ?
[09:33] <harsh343> I got an error http://pastebin.com/KeLrkmQP When I am trying to install drupal on ubuntu
[09:33] <harsh343> what i can do any help
[09:33] <ikonia> harsh343: have you messed with your sudoers directory ?
[09:33] <ikonia> harsh343: or permissions on your machine in general ?
[09:34] <harsh343> ikonia, sudoers yes but right now something different also
[09:34] <ikonia> harsh343: I know it's something different
[09:34] <harsh343> ikonia, ok
[09:34] <ikonia> harsh343: but I'm working through your error and you appear to have messed up the permissions on your sudoers directory
[09:34] <ikonia> harsh343: fix that first, then move forward
[09:34] <harsh343> ikonia, so what i can do ?
[09:35] <harsh343> ok
[09:35] <ikonia> harsh343: well, if you look at the errors, there is some good info in clear english
[09:35] <ikonia> harsh343: 1.) use apt's autoremove function to clean up packages
[09:36] <ikonia> harsh343: 2.) look at the file /var/cache/apt/archives/locks - it is comaplining it can't get a lock on it, so either you have another package manager open and "locking" it, or you need to remove and re-create that file
[09:37] <cri> ragazzi se istallo i plasma su kubuntu dove vanno a finire
[09:38] <OerHeks> !it | cri
[09:38] <crizzy> :O
[09:39] <harsh343> ikonia, locks file is present inside the  /var/cache/apt/archives then ?
[09:39] <ikonia> harsh343: that's what the error says
[09:40] <harsh343>  Unable to lock directory
[09:40] <ikonia> harsh343: yes, look at the line above that
[09:40] <harsh343> could not get
[09:40] <ikonia> harsh343: "could not get lock!"
[09:40] <ikonia> harsh343: it says it in clear english
[09:40] <harsh343> ikonia, yes but what i can do
[09:41] <harsh343> to get the lock
[09:41] <ikonia> harsh343: I've told you what to do
[09:41] <ikonia> harsh343: the two reasons it won't be able to get a lock
[09:41] <xro> ikonia, a python script....
[09:41] <ikonia> xro: what ?
[09:42] <harsh343> ok so how to remove them and install again\
[09:42] <harsh343> again*
[09:42] <Chaitanya> How to find files more faster than what it does regularly with find command.
[09:42] <Chaitanya> I am using 1 TB hard disk and it takes a very long time to find files by name, size, time, etc.	
[09:42] <Chaitanya> I have used locate command but it doesn't provide search option based on size, time, etc.
[09:42] <xro> ikonia, i have a python script that never ends... with strace a saw --> futex(0x7ff52c014600, FUTEX_WAIT_PRIVATE, 0, NULL
[09:43] <xro> ikonia, so, i looking for a way to "force" the FUTEX
[09:43] <ikonia> xro: you'll need to look at fixing the python script
[09:43] <geirha> Chaitanya: Limit the directories find searches through
[09:44] <xro> ikonia, my script was working fine... but this time i get a problem...
[09:44] <ikonia> xro: so what's changed
[09:44] <xro> ikonia, nothing ;)
[09:44] <ikonia> that sounds unlikley
[09:44] <bluefrog> harsh343, identify the program already opened and close it.   sudo lsof /var/lib/dpkg/status    should tell you what program is in use
[09:45] <xro> ikonia, it's a cronjob... it worked fine and today not....
[09:45] <xro> ikonia, and i quite sure that it will wok fine tomorrow....
[09:45] <ikonia> so something must have changed
[09:45] <ikonia> xro: so why are you quite sure it will work fine tomorrow ?
[09:46] <geirha> xro: Then add some debugging messages in the python script so you can locate the problem next time it happens.
[09:46] <xro> ikonia, because i didn't change anything... so, that should be a "bug"
[09:46] <harsh343> bluefrog, output http://pastebin.com/r6XXaiHa
[09:46] <ikonia> xro: so, it doens't work for one day, but you are confident it will work tomorrow with no understanding of why it's failing or whats changed
[09:46] <xro> geirha, i have log infos... but there is no errors... just a threads that wait for ???
[09:47] <bluefrog> harsh343, apt-get is certainly waiting for a CD to be inserted (but you don't see it) old bug. kill apt-get and then you'll be ok
[09:47] <geirha> So your script has a race condition probably
[09:47] <xro> ikonia, this script worked since 2 years without any bug....
[09:48] <ikonia> xro: ok so something much have changed in either the environment or the processing of what it does
[09:48] <xro> ikonia, so no way to force a FUTEX? i don't really care if there is an error...
[09:48] <harsh343> bash: kill: drupal6: arguments must be process or job IDs
[09:48] <ikonia> xro: how do you expect to force an internal process
[09:49] <xro> ikonia, there are 10 threads that do the "same job"... 1 on them is locked... why i d'ont know
[09:49] <bluefrog> harsh343, sudo kill -9 17570
[09:49] <xro> ikonia, with a SIG
[09:49] <ikonia> xro: but which one ?
[09:49] <xro> ikonia, that is my question
[09:49] <ikonia> xro: doubtful
[09:50] <harsh343> bluefrog, now next error again http://pastebin.com/STkrTSFH
[09:50] <xro> ikonia, so i have to kill it, remove processed data, start it again and debug it if necessary....
[09:50] <ikonia> xro: seems like a reasonable way forward
[09:51] <xro> ikonia, yes... but boring.... i hoped finding a way to remove the current FUTEX...
[09:52] <bluefrog> harsh343, identify what program is locking the file. kill the program. hope that everything goes back to normal without you having to fiddle with soemthing else
[09:52] <harsh343>  /var/cache/apt/archives/postfix_2.8.5-2~build1_amd64.deb
[09:52] <ayaka> why does abootimg must have a initrd to create img
[09:52] <harsh343> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[09:53] <harsh343> bluefrog, now i got this error for updates also
[09:53] <harsh343> when i try sudo  apt-get install -f
[09:53] <ikonia> harsh343: I told you to work through the problems
[09:54] <ikonia> harsh343: 1.) fix the permissions problem 2.) use the autoremove to clean up 3.) fix outstanding errors
[09:56] <harsh343> ikonia, but i don't no how to do that
[09:56] <ikonia> harsh343: it says in clear english in the logs
[09:56] <ikonia> harsh343: 1.) the permissions are wrong and it says how to fix it 2.) it says the command to do the autoremove and clean up
[09:57] <harsh343> ikonia, now i got new error http://pastebin.com/eRCtFnxF
[09:58] <ikonia> harsh343: have you got a PPA or 3rd party repo installed ?
[09:58] <ikonia> harsh343: and you've still not fixed the permissions
[09:58] <harsh343> ikonia, i don't no the 3rd party but I always update my system
[09:59] <ikonia> harsh343: please pastebint the output of "sudo apt-get update"
[10:00] <MeirD> Hello. some process is listening on my 25 port. when I use netstat the PID/Program column value is "-".. How can I still know who listens on iy?
[10:00] <MeirD> it*
[10:00] <kristel> qualcuno sa come togliere la pasword di accesso a ubuntu 11.1o
[10:00] <Fleck> MeirD netstat -l -n -p
[10:00] <harsh343> ikonia, this is the output http://pastebin.com/0EeLqKfT
[10:00] <MeirD> that's what I used... the column shows "-"
[10:01] <Fleck> as root
[10:01] <bluefrog> MeirD, that's usually an smtp port
[10:01] <Fleck> sudo netstat
[10:01] <MeirD> yup... how can I iknow the process ID to kill it?
[10:01] <ikonia> harsh343: yup, lots of PPA's in there
[10:01] <ikonia> harsh343: what version of ubuntu is this ?
[10:01] <MeirD> oooh, sudo
[10:01] <MeirD> thanks :)
[10:01] <Fleck> ps aux | grep name
[10:02] <Fleck> also netstat shows pid i think
[10:02] <Fleck> but app will start next time you boot anyway
[10:02] <Fleck> so you shold remove app u dont whant to
[10:02] <Fleck> or remove service from starting at boot
[10:02] <Chaitanya> How to find files more faster than what it does regularly with find command.
[10:02] <Chaitanya> I am using 1 TB hard disk and it takes a very long time to find files by name, size, time, etc.	
[10:02] <Chaitanya> I have used locate command but it doesn't provide search option based on size, time, etc.
[10:03] <harsh343> ikonia, 11.10
[10:03] <ikonia> harsh343: ok, it looks like you have some package conflicts, without investigation I'd suggest at looking at those creating the dependency conflicts
[10:04] <harsh343> ikonia, so what i can do ?
[10:04] <ikonia> harsh343: what I've just suggested
[10:04] <harsh343> but how ?
[10:04] <ehsan> Hi Im installing some programs but its like 7 hours that its stuck on UGet "Applying changes".
[10:05] <ehsan> what shall I do?
[10:05] <ehsan> I can't even cancel it
[10:05] <ikonia> harsh343: I'm not going to start debugging your PPA setup, there is warnings with PPA's that they should be used at your own risk, there are some PPA clean up scripts that may/may not work, you may want to look at them
[10:06] <lawltoad> my compiz randomly seems to freeze up and crash, my solution to this is been to switch to a console with ctrl+alt+F1, $killall -s KILL compiz a few times until it works, run metacity (since compiz segfaults), then switch back to my X with ctrl+alt+f7, and then a $compiz --replace... but lately it seems that my compiz cant read it's settings until I restart X (workspaces and unity settings are all wrong)
[10:06] <harsh343> ikonia, i don't now about PPA and also I am newbie in ubuntu so Can you please help me to install drupal 6 and one more help remove this message sudo: /etc/sudoers.d/README is mode 0755, should be 0440
[10:06] <bluefrog> ehsan, time to reboot
[10:07] <harsh343> I am trying chmod 440 but this not works for me
[10:07] <ehsan> will it not corrupt it?
[10:07] <bluefrog> ehsan, maybe
[10:07] <ehsan> ok I'll try
[10:07] <bluefrog> ehsan, you can stay in fornt of your screen a few more days if you prefer
[10:07] <ehsan> :D
[10:08] <ikonia> hateball: sorry, no, I don't think your system is in a good state and you've played with things you shouldn't have used if you are "new" to linux
[10:08] <ikonia> hateball: sorry, not you
[10:08] <hateball> ikonia: I'll live
[10:08] <ehsan> No I went to university and set it to install alot of software but now that Ive come back home I see that its stuck in installing the first one
[10:08] <ehsan> Ok I'll restart
[10:09] <ehsan> Goodbye
[10:10] <Noxville> !x11
[10:10] <harsh343> ikonia, yes
[10:10] <AdvoWork> If i can access my server via sftp or smb, whats the quickest for transfering files from that to another server/
[10:12] <Noxville> hi, i've recently added a second monitor to my desktop (the last one died a week or 2 ago), but when modifying my xorg.conf (through nvidia-settings), X + gdm restart fine, but when I log in, I get a "The system has crashed" kind of error (it loads the background and then this pops up over the primary monitor). /var/log/Xorg.0.log doesn't have any relevant info.
[10:12] <bluefrog> AdvoWork, upload 5 meg via sftp then via smb and make a rule of three
[10:13] <Krambiorix> hi guys, in the command line i used to be able to paste things after i selected them with just hitting the two mouse buttons... Now that doesn't work anymore... Anyone an idea how to do this?
[10:14] <bluefrog> Krambiorix, what does it do if you click on the wheel (if any of course)
[10:15] <bluefrog> Krambiorix, (that's 3 fingers on a touchpad)
[10:16] <jaminkle> pwmconfig is not picking up my laptop
[10:16] <jaminkle> any way around it?
[10:16] <jaminkle> i need to boost my fan speed
[10:16] <Krambiorix> bluefrog, ow that does it!!
[10:19] <harsh343> Today i got so many error what i can do http://pastebin.com/gUJSgeQZ
[10:20] <bluefrog> harsh343, stop computers and enter reading school
[10:20] <Krambiorix> thx bluefrog!u
[10:20] <fr33r1d3> harch343: How about sudo apt-get install....
[10:21] <Krambiorix> does anyone know which file the recipients addresses contain for the Thunderbird recipient suggestion list?
[10:21] <Xabster> I want to remote-control my ubuntu 11.10 from my windows 7 pc, and I want to see the desktop - any recommendation?
[10:22] <bluefrog> Krambiorix, http://superuser.com/questions/155790/how-to-remove-addresses-from-thunderbirds-autocomplete-drop-down
[10:23] <lawltoad> Xabster, Xming/putty wos
[10:23] <lawltoad> **works
[10:23] <Xabster> putty? isn't that some remote shell thingy?
[10:24] <lawltoad> Xabster, yea, but u can open up parts of the gui using Xming thru it...
[10:24] <bluefrog> Xabster, vnc
[10:24] <Halexander9000> Greetings Gentlehumans!
[10:24] <Xabster> lawltoad, parts? is anything essential missing?
[10:24] <Halexander9000> Regarding GIMP, does anyone here know how I can automate the overlay of a png image with transparency on top of a large number (say a few thousands) of other png files?
[10:24] <lawltoad> well, actually this will let you use gui componants of the remote computer locally... so not exactly see your running desktop
[10:25] <Xabster> bluefrog: i'll check it out
[10:25] <lawltoad> Xabster, yea i take it back... vnc
[10:26] <bluefrog> Halexander9000, http://www.randomsequence.com/articles/overlaying-images-with-imagemagick/
[10:27] <Halexander9000> Thanks bluefrog, I'll give it a try.
[10:28] <bk08> HALLO
[10:29] <bk08> HALLLO
[10:29] <bk08> HALLLLLLLO!
[10:29] <mgsk> Hi, all. I have an Ubuntu server 10.04. I'd like to upgrade it to something newer but my VPS provider doesn't have the tools to do so. How would I go about doing this manually (over ssh)?
[10:30] <bk08> GLIED
[10:30] <bk08> +Ü
[10:30] <bk08> Ǘ+
[10:30] <bk08> Ü+LO
[10:30] <bk08> LÜ+
[10:30] <jpds> !de | bk08
[10:30] <FloodBot1> bk08: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:30] <bk08> OOOẞO+Ü
[10:30] <Xabster> wow that VNC stuff works nice on LAN - I got almost no delay and good quality picture!
[10:30] <Xabster> thanks, beat the shit out of teamviewer 7
[10:31] <Krambiorix> bluefrog, thx for the link but i still can't find the file
[10:31] <szal> Xabster: wash your mouth..
[10:31] <bluefrog> Xabster, not the same product
[10:31] <Xabster> what do you mean, bluefrog?
[10:32] <bluefrog> Krambiorix, what file?
[10:32] <bluefrog> Krambiorix, oh thunderbird
[10:32] <Krambiorix> bluefrog, yes
[10:33] <bluefrog> Krambiorix, it's not a file from what I understand. equivalent of delete (ctrl k) an address in outlook exchange
[10:33] <Krambiorix> bluefrog, nono, i mean what is the file where all used recipients email addresses are stored in?
[10:34] <bluefrog> Krambiorix, dunno. isn't thunderbird using sqlite?
[10:34] <bluefrog> Krambiorix, will be in a db file
[10:35] <execute> Hey. My harddisk went to readonly mode while the system was running. After a restart, I started getting "hd0 out of disk" and got thrown into grub-rescue. From there, I was able to access my grub folder (via `ls (hd0,msdos5)/boot/grub`). I looked-up for some solutions, but nothing seems to work. right now I'm on an livecd on that machine, and it manages to mount and read/write to it. Any ideas?
[10:35] <Nublet> Hello, just wondering if someone can give me a hand I have an MSI Wind Box Nettop and I just installed Ubuntu 10.4 and the resolution is stuck at 800 x 600 How can I make it use a higher resolution? :s
[10:36] <lcwei> blue
[10:37] <Nublet> System > Administration > Hardware Drivers finds nothing :s is there anyway I can get a normal resolution?
[10:38] <Nublet> anyone ? :(
[10:39] <irish> :0 all
[10:39] <irish> :)
[10:40] <irish> is anyone available to help?
[10:40] <irish> 5:40am been working at this for 8 hours now.
[10:41] <irish> hello?
[10:41] <jpds> irish: You just joined, help on what exactly?
[10:42] <nwood> hi, when using a different screen resolution (1024x768) from the laptop's native (1024x600) the pointer doesnt reach the bottom of the screen, as if only working on the 1024x600 space. is this fixable??
[10:42] <Nublet> is anyone available to help with my graphics problem please? I will be forced to use windows if I cant fix this :(
[10:42] <Nublet> stuck at 800 x 600 resolution on a MSI Wind Box dc100
[10:43] <irish> I am using ubuntu 10.10 on an old lappy and I'm trying to burn an iso (puppy 528) to dvd. Having issues after downloading iso.
[10:43] <jaminkle> anyone know how to change fan speeds if pwmconfig is not detecting anything?
[10:44] <irish> jpds:I am using ubuntu 10.10 on an old lappy and I'm trying to burn an iso (puppy 528) to dvd. Having issues after downloading iso. Should be simple...just a newbie.
[10:44] <jpds> irish: Check the MD5 sum of the ISO to see if it was downloaded correctly.
[10:44] <irish> where? how?
[10:45] <josep> ss
[10:45] <Nublet> anybody know how I can add a higher resolution please?
[10:45] <irish> jpds: the file automatically mounted and now the dvd drive isn't working.
[10:46] <jpds> irish: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[10:47] <shesek> Hey. My harddisk went to readonly mode while the system was running. After a restart, I started getting "hd0 out of disk" and got thrown into grub-rescue. From there, I was able to access my grub folder (via `ls (hd0,msdos5)/boot/grub`). right now I'm on an livecd on that machine, and it manages to mount and read/write to it. Any ideas?
[10:47] <johnm> Nublet: I presume it's either using a standard vga driver, or can't detect the supported monitor resolutions. Looks like a radeon HD 6320, so I'd be inclined to look at installing the radeon drivers and go from there. I'd be surprised if there isn't something online to tell you how ;)
[10:48] <johnm> shesek: is it out of space? :)
[10:48] <Nublet> I have been online searching all morning nowhere says anything about linux and this msi wind box dc100 :(
[10:48] <Nublet> how do you know its a radeon HD 6320?
[10:49] <Nublet> an lspci tells me its "VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Device 9806"
[10:49] <shesek> johnm, nope. that was my first thought too
[10:49] <shesek> around 9GB of free space
[10:49] <doomgiver> who has a hd 6320?
[10:50] <johnm> Nublet: I looked at the MSI manufacturers page and the tech specs said it shipped with a 6320.
[10:50] <doomgiver> oh, a laptop gpu. well, i have a 8400 gs, if that makes you feel any better
[10:51] <johnm> Nublet: 9806 is the device ID for a 63xx series card.
[10:52] <doomgiver> hey, does anyone know how big an image will be, if i use DDRESCUE, on a 1 TB hard disk?
[10:52] <irish> jpds: its puppy not ubuntu
[10:52] <CatKiller> 1TB or less
[10:52] <jpds> irish: Same principles apply.
[10:52] <Nublet> hmm so how can I be sure which card i have exactly johnm ? :s
[10:52] <kelvinflyliuchao> i have a 120G hard disk
[10:53] <doomgiver> CatKiller: oh my, now i must pay through my nose to buy one :(
[10:53] <irish> jpds: so search for puppy hashtags then?
[10:53] <CatKiller> doomgiver: Depending on the state of the drive, you could try partimage
[10:53] <johnm> Nublet: Well, given that :9806 is the device ID for 63xx cars, and the manufacturer claims its a pre-buiklt unit that ships with a 6320, I'd suggest you're fairly safe to go with Radeon HD 6320.
[10:53] <doomgiver> CatKiller: im pretty sure there are some bad sectors on the drive.
[10:54] <CatKiller> doomgiver: But if you are using ddrescue, chances are your drive is dying, you need a new one. Therefore ddrescue from the original to the new one
[10:54] <doomgiver> windows errors
[10:54] <jpds> irish: Yes.
[10:54] <doomgiver> actually,  the cabinet toppled over, while running
[10:54] <CatKiller> doomgiver: Bad sectors means that your drive doesn't have much longer left.
[10:54] <CatKiller> doomgiver: Drive is probably scratched, you may lose a lot.
[10:54] <doomgiver> CatKiller: i've heard bad sectors can be 'repaired', using low level formats.
[10:55] <CatKiller> doomgiver: I guess you can feel lucky nobody was under when it toppled over.
[10:55] <CatKiller> doomgiver: Not true at all
[10:55] <doomgiver> haha
[10:55] <johnm> Nublet: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver looks fairly up to date
[10:55] <CatKiller> doomgiver: This "low level format" is a thing of the past afaik.
[10:56] <CatKiller> doomgiver: When  a bad sector is detected, the drive remaps it to a reserved area of the disk (because you are bound to get a few over the years). But when that area is full, that means you're getting more bad sectors than the disk can handle and generally it won't stop.
[10:56] <doomgiver> hmm, ok. but the hdd seems fine, it doenst make noises. is there no chance at all of recovery?
[10:56] <CatKiller> doomgiver: Noise is for a different problem. Here it is most likely scratched. A whole pile of data is gone./
[10:56] <doomgiver> CatKiller: ok, so ts a cascasde kind of thing
[10:57] <abe_> I can not type in terminal ubuntu 11:04
[10:57] <abe_> please help me
[10:57] <CatKiller> doomgiver: The shock sent the head crashing onto the surface of a fast spinning disk, causing the magnetic coating to be removed
[10:57] <Nublet> ok thanks johnm I will try that site
[10:57] <CatKiller> doomgiver: This is a likely explanation. Opening the drive afterwards will tell
[10:57] <doomgiver> im not opening it up!!
[10:58] <CatKiller> doomgiver: Once you have the data safe, why not?
[10:58] <CatKiller> doomgiver: That drive will need to be binned anyways.
[10:58] <doomgiver> actually, whatever happens, i'll use it as a dump drive or put it in a cage
[10:58] <doomgiver> just to see how long it lasts
[10:59] <CatKiller> It may last a while so long as you don't use the whole pile of sectors that are corrupted
[10:59] <Nublet> johnm, quick question , I run "lspci -nn | grep VGA" and I get "00:01.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc Device [1002:9806]" the site you linked me says it should report "01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AS [Radeon 9550]"
[10:59] <doomgiver> alright, thanks, once again
[10:59] <Nublet> but it didnt... is this guide safe to follow to install the driver? I dont want to install wrong thing and mess it up
[10:59] <CatKiller> doomgiver: No problem./
[10:59] <CatKiller> :)
[10:59] <CatKiller> doomgiver: Good luck :)
[11:00] <doomgiver> CatKiller: ty
[11:01] <pea_> Hello room
[11:01] <Nublet> anyone?
[11:02] <g3orge> yes
[11:02] <johnm> Nublet: it'll only say that when it can match a driver with the device ID (9806) which in this case it cannot.
[11:02] <pea_> Can anyone help me with an internet sound problem?
[11:03] <Nublet> so there is no way to be sure of the exact card in here? if its the one you say, it is not in the list of drivers in the site you linked me
[11:03] <johnm> Nublet: I've not used a radeon card on linux in a very long time personally, but the proproetary drivers are here: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx and they're based on the open source fglrx drivers.
[11:03] <johnm> Nublet: I'd imagine at the very least, they;'ll be supported by catalyst.
[11:03] <Nublet> hmm
[11:04] <johnm> Nublet: No, I'm 99.9% confident that the card is what I said it was. Mainly because thats what the manufacturer says it is, and it's embedded on the motherboard.
[11:04] <kame> hi
[11:04] <Nublet> I have never had to install propriety drivers before usually the hardware drviers option in ubuntu does it for me...
[11:04] <kame> is there a channel for embedded linux?
[11:04] <Nublet> is there no command line option to verify the type of card I have in here _
[11:05] <irish> jpds: not quite understanding how to type the name  for the file...lupu-528.004.iso Every attempt has been unrecognizable.
[11:05] <johnm> Nublet: you're very welcome to ignore my suggestion and continue looking. I imagine it's simply that the device database isn't up to date for the newer radeon card.
[11:05] <sacarlson> Nublet: sudo lshw; should all the info you need
[11:05] <Nublet> im not ignoring your suggestion I just want to be 100% sure I am installing the right driver and following the correct guide
[11:06] <johnm> Nublet: you've verififed it already. The device ID is resolved by looking up vendor and device id's in the device id database. It isn't in there. It doesn't mean its not what the manufacturer says it is though. And it's already within the same family re: device id's
[11:06] <johnm> Well, the catalyst drivers support all modern radeon cards.
[11:06] <johnm> I think that includes your modern radeon card too :)
[11:06] <doomgiver> gpuz and cpuz should be ported to linux :)
[11:06] <johnm> Nublet: http://pciids.sourceforge.net/
[11:07] <johnm> ATI  Technologies Inc Device [1002:9806]
[11:07] <johnm> http://pci-ids.ucw.cz/read/PC/1002/9806
[11:07] <johnm> Name: Wrestler [Radeon HD 6320]
[11:08] <johnm> pciid's is presumably older than Nov last year with the version of ubuntu you're installing - or you've not updated it.
[11:08] <irish> can anyone help me type a md5sum command to find out if lupu-528.004.iso is a valid download of linux puppy 528?
[11:09] <Xabster> when running GNOME desktop: where do I find Ubuntu One?
[11:09] <Nublet> sacarlson lshw only tells me "ATI Technologies Inc"
[11:09] <johnm> and by pciid's, I mean the pci id database.
[11:09] <johnm> Nublet: please look at the last few posts I've made. It tells you a lot more than that.
[11:09] <pfifo> irish, `md5sum /path/to/image.iso`
[11:09] <irish> click on username X
[11:09] <Nublet> ok
[11:09] <johnm> Nublet: it tells you 1002:9806
[11:09] <johnm> thats the vendor id:card id
[11:09] <johnm> and I linked to you the pci id database entry for it
[11:10] <doomgiver> Xabster: logout and see the session/desktops option at the bottom. chenge it there.
[11:10] <johnm> which also explcitly mentions it as being a Radeon HD 6320
[11:10] <Nublet> which one tells me 1002:9806
[11:10] <Nublet> http://pciids.sourceforge.net/ ?
[11:10] <shesek> Hey. My harddisk went to readonly mode while the system was running. After a restart, I started getting "hd0 out of disk" and got thrown into grub-rescue. From there, I was able to access my grub folder (via `ls (hd0,msdos5)/boot/grub`). right now I'm on an livecd on that machine, and it manages to mount and read/write to it. Any ideas?
[11:10] <johnm> No, your lspci output
[11:10] <ribot> hey, how do i make my ubuntu server receive emails sent to its domain? now i got an mx record with the data "10 mail", what does it mean?
[11:11] <pfifo> shesek, are you out of diskspace?
[11:11] <Nublet> but where do I go to verify its output with the card? where can I view the ID of certain cards online to match them to be sure?
[11:11] <johnm> <    Nublet> johnm, quick question... ATI  Technologies Inc Device [1002:9806]"
[11:11] <doomgiver> Xabster: you wish to have ubuntu one? do you have ubuntu 11.04 or higher?
[11:11] <johnm> http://pci-ids.ucw.cz/read/PC/1002/9806 <- which is that entry
[11:11] <Xabster> 11.10, yes
[11:11] <bal> when i try to open a html file in my localhost it is not working . 403 forbidden
[11:11] <shesek> pfifo, nope, around 9gb of free space
[11:12] <Xabster> and it's installed, doomgiver, just don't know how to start it
[11:12] <pfifo> shesek, are you out of inodes?
[11:12] <Xabster> it's not in the "applications" menu
[11:12] <Nublet> hmm ok
[11:12] <Nublet> thanks
[11:12] <orionsonofneptun> kj
[11:12] <doomgiver> Xabster: logout and do this : http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/extra/LINUX/large/ubuntu1104classicgnome-large_002.jpg
[11:12] <Nublet> I will try find a way to install the proprietry driver for that card then
[11:12] <shesek> pfifo, how do I check?
[11:12] <bal> how can i access particuler folde by give it permission to browes
[11:12] <Xabster> but I'm in GNOME desktop, doomgiver
[11:12] <doomgiver> Xabster: choose the "UBUNTU" option, not the ubuntu classic one
[11:13] <Xabster> I don't want Unity
[11:13] <johnm> Nublet: pretty sure you simply download and run the setup script.
[11:13] <pfifo> shesek, `df -i` checks free inodes
[11:13] <Nublet> is it that easy ? i just go to ati website and download it and run?
[11:13] <Xabster> I installed gnome, doomgiver... I don't want that other desktop... it's too heavy for my laptop
[11:13] <shesek> I just restarted to try something; waiting for it to load the livecd and I'll check
[11:13] <irish> pfifo: I don't understand "/path/to/image.iso'" so "md5sum irish/Downloads/lupu-528.004.iso"?
[11:14] <cactux_> I need to notify my application when a certian device node shows up. i am not sure if is possible to use udev rules to notify my application
[11:14] <bal> Error :- "You don't have permission to access /Devotion/index.html on this server."
[11:14] <pfifo> irish, that looks fine if your path is correct
[11:14] <arand> irish: likely that path is "~/Downloads/lupu-528.004.iso
[11:15] <Nublet> brb 1 sec, sorry
[11:15] <Nublet> thanks for help so far though, sorry for being a bit noobish I am still nw to this
[11:15] <Nublet> brb
[11:15] <irish> arand: so copy and paste what you typed?
[11:15] <doomgiver> Xabster: try this then
[11:15] <doomgiver> https://one.ubuntu.com/help/tutorial/install-and-setup-ubuntu-one/
[11:15] <doomgiver> my bad, i understood wrong
[11:16] <johnm> Nublet: no problem. good luck.
[11:16] <leejin> could someone help read a lsof?
[11:16] <bal> how to solve the perrmission problem?
[11:16] <Xabster> I don't have the "envelope" icon, doomgiver
[11:17] <irish> arand: permission denied
[11:17] <pedro> ola
[11:17] <waxstone> !es|pedro
[11:17] <sacarlson> bal: does the file exist at the default apache2 location /var/www/Devotion/index.html ;  is the file owned by www-data  or have read perms to www-data?
[11:19] <bal> sacarlson: File is there . but i don't to how to give permission for the folder
[11:19] <doomgiver> Xabster: what version of ubuntu? are you comfortable with running a command on the command line?
[11:19] <Xabster> doomgiver, 11.10, yes, but i just found ubuntu one in the system settings
[11:19] <Xabster> hold on
[11:19] <doomgiver> Xabster: you can follow from the "reinstalling" part here https://one.ubuntu.com/help/faq/how-do-i-completely-remove-and-reinstall-ubuntu-one/
[11:19] <sacarlson> bal:  you should research chmod  and chown  or look at man page  man chmod ; man chown
[11:20] <Xabster> i'm trying to write the letter ø but i got wrong keyboard layout and changing it makes no difference
[11:21] <bal> sacarlson: i am new to  this . if you help me with steps i may do it
[11:21] <sacarlson> bal: forgot to add  the command ls -l to see perms of file in a directory
[11:21] <bal> is it using  cmd prompt?
[11:22] <bal> is any way in gui?
[11:22] <bal> sacarlson: is there any way in graphical interface?
[11:22] <ribot> in /etc/hosts -- does it matter which ip is higher up in the list? should i keep there 127.0.0.1 and also add my domain and ip?
[11:22] <sacarlson> bal: nautilus can change file permisions also but hard to explain over text chat
[11:23] <Noxville> hi, i've recently added a second monitor to my desktop (the last one died a week or 2 ago), but when modifying my xorg.conf (through nvidia-settings), X + gdm restart fine, but when I log in, I get a "The system has crashed" kind of error (it loads the background and then this pops up over the primary monitor). /var/log/Xorg.0.log doesn't have any relevant info.
[11:23] <bal> ok
[11:23] <bal> sacarlson:  ok, if you give it step by step i may try .
[11:23] <sacarlson> bal: http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/filepermissions.html
[11:23] <AdvoWork> how can i find out from the CLI if my system is 32 or 64 bit?
[11:23] <r0> you shoudn't need to use xorg.conf at all....
[11:24] <doomgiver> CatKiller: is it possible to use ddrescue on specific partitions? mind that the disk is partitioned and is in ntfs
[11:24] <bal> Simooon: alredy done "sudo nautilus"
[11:24] <dyd> i've connected an ide hd, i can see it from disk utility, it's already mounted on /dev/sda1, but how can i browse it?
[11:25] <bal> sacarlson: i done  sudo nautilus in terminal and add the folder Devotion
[11:25] <CatKiller> doomgiver: I believe so. it's like dd. you can specify /dev/sdXN
[11:25] <CatKiller> (e.g. sda3)
[11:25] <CatKiller> so long as you know which partition it is
[11:25] <doomgiver> ok, that makes my job easier :)
[11:25] <CatKiller> np
[11:25] <sacarlson> bal: see not that hard
[11:26] <doomgiver> CatKiller:  is all this info available in the man page?
[11:26] <CatKiller> doomgiver: No idea :p
[11:26] <josep> hell
[11:26] <josep> hello
[11:26] <bal> ok i am trying
[11:26] <jcgs> hi :) can anyone tell me what's gone wrong with libasound2? why won't aptitude let me install both 32bit and 64bit versions at the same time?
[11:29] <josep> hello
[11:29] <sacarlson> jcgs: it's been a while since I've ran both 32bit and 64bit libs,  you must be running the 64 bit kernel
[11:30] <Noxville> r0: nvidia-settings modifies xorg
[11:30] <Daekdroom> jcgs, don't crosspost questions, and don't ask for 12.04 support in here.
[11:30] <jcgs> Sorry :(
[11:31] <jcgs> I forgot I'd update
[11:31] <jcgs> d
[11:35] <howlymowly> hi poeple...  short question: I updated my kubuntu 11.10 to KDE4.8, using backports and now the gtk integration is somehow damaged
[11:35] <howlymowly> any idea?
[11:37] <Xabster> In what folder does Ubuntu 11.10 save the wallpapers that comes with the install? How do I move the close/minimize/maximize buttons to the right side of the windows?
[11:38] <josep> Hello
[11:39] <MarKsaitis> ubuntu server channel?
[11:39] <OerHeks> Xabster, in /usr/share/backgrounds/
[11:39] <MarKsaitis> what is the default ubuntu server root password?
[11:39] <MarKsaitis> didnt get a chance to set it up anywhere
[11:39] <gingerling> hi, trying to install celtx, its not in repos, it downloads into my downloads folder
[11:39] <OerHeks> MarKsaitis, root account is disabled
[11:39] <OerHeks> !root
[11:39] <gingerling> but i don't seem to have any permisons to move it to extract in root or anything
[11:39] <gingerling> anyone spare 5 mins to help?
[11:40] <MarKsaitis> well, what is sudo's password then?
[11:40] <ikonia> MarKsaitis: your user password
[11:41] <OerHeks> MarKsaitis, the fist user has got sudo priv, so use your password
[11:41] <MarKsaitis> is it only the first user aded to sudoers then?
[11:41] <MarKsaitis> oh ok
[11:41] <ikonia> MarKsaitis: it's the user you are using
[11:41] <MarKsaitis> thank you
[11:41] <ikonia> MarKsaitis: any user in the "admin" group can use sudo
[11:41] <hoshi411> if i need emerald to install compiz themes then why is there a different section for both emerald and compiz themes at compiz-look.org?
[11:41] <MarKsaitis> ok, thanx for prompt help
[11:42] <OerHeks> gingerling, use sudo, to acces any folder outside your /home
[11:42] <gingerling> oerheks: don't know how to use terminal real well
[11:43] <hoshi411> is it possible to install a .emerald theme without using emerald?
[11:44] <josep> hih
[11:44] <OerHeks> gingerling this howto could help >> http://wiki.celtx.com/index.php?title=Installation#For_Linux
[11:44] <gingerling> OerHeks: could you guide me though it in terminal step by step?
[11:46] <OerHeks> gingerling, please look at the wiki, it guides you with all options
[11:47] <gingerling> OerHeks wiki for celtix?
[11:47] <smolka> ze proc ?
[11:48] <gingerling> OerHeks: been looking online for over an hour, can't find anything that actually tells me what to do. I mean even the ubuntu docs just say "all you need to do is..." and start halfway through the process assuming i know a ton of stuff allready
[11:48] <woq> hi, is there webmail different than roundcube that you can recommand?
[11:48] <gingerling> OerHeks: best i can find is this http://wiki.celtx.com/index.php?title=Installation#For_Linux
[11:49] <freewayzify> helo pals
[11:49] <freewayzify> whos online
[11:49] <oPhelias_> morning
[11:52] <doomgiver> i think that at least half of the text here is of ppl leaving and joining
[11:53] <doomgiver> i rest my case
[11:53] <jayar> heh
[11:53] <rumpe1> doomgiver, you can filter that
[11:53] <doomgiver> naah, its alright
[11:53] <jaminkle> anyone know how to change fan speeds if pwmconfig is not detecting anything?
[11:54] <OerHeks> jaminkle, try lmsensors & fancontrol
[11:55] <jaminkle> lm sensors is installed
[11:55] <OerHeks> !lmsensors
[11:55] <jaminkle> and configured
[11:55] <OerHeks> oke
[11:55] <jaminkle> then sensors0detect is done
[11:55] <jaminkle> when i type sensors i get 2 outputs
[11:56] <mandira> alter table tickets ALTER ticketid varchar(30) NOT NULL;
[11:56] <jaminkle> looks like the right temp
[11:56] <jaminkle> but there are no fan speeds
[11:57] <jaminkle> pwnconfig shows /usr/sbin/pwmconfig: There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed
[11:59] <Nublet> back, thanks Johnm :)
[12:00] <OerHeks> jaminkle, what machine is it?
[12:00] <jaminkle> hp pavilion dv5
[12:01] <freewayzify> help with libre office help fle
[12:01] <jaminkle> k10temp is one of the sensors
[12:01] <jaminkle> the amd chip sensor i assume
[12:02] <johnm> Nublet: working I presume then? :)
[12:04] <Nublet> not yet I just got back I am looking for the Radeon HD 6320 on the ati website to download and run the script you mentioned
[12:05] <jaminkle> ideas OerHeks?
[12:05] <Nublet> Im assuming this should be a desktop ?
[12:06] <Nublet> because it is a tiny nettop I can not see a normal size desktop graphics card fitting in this thing..its smaller than a laptop :s
[12:06] <OerHeks> jaminkle, i am looking for you, did't find any solution yet.
[12:06] <jaminkle> i have googled around for a few hours ;[
[12:06] <Nublet> I assume this is the one I need johnm http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx ?
[12:06] <jadoe> are there backup tools available that can make a bootable copy of the currently running system? (like e.g. Carbon Copy Cloner for OS X)
[12:06] <OerHeks> jaminkle, if K10 is installed correctly, you should be fine.
[12:07] <OerHeks> jaminkle, does fancontrol help?
[12:08] <laurox> exit
[12:09] <jaminkle> dosen't work
[12:09] <jaminkle> says can't read config file
[12:09] <jaminkle> probably because pwnconfig has not created it
[12:10] <jaminkle> pwnconfig shows /usr/sbin/pwmconfig: There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed
[12:11] <johnm> Nublet: yeah the card you have is technically an embedded card but class it as a laptop if it asks.
[12:11] <johnm> Nublet: and yes, that one.
[12:11] <Nublet> ok i chose laptop
[12:12] <Nublet> it is downloading a .run file I assume i just double click it when done ? or run it as sudo in terminal ?
[12:14] <Nublet> should i run it in termina ? sudo amd-name-of-file.run ?
[12:15] <hajime-kato> hello, i have a serious problem
[12:15] <sacarlson> Nublet: I prefer terminal you can see the results if any
[12:15] <Nublet> ok
[12:16] <Nublet> sudo sh name-of-file.run ?
[12:16] <jaminkle> might have to put windows on it and use a fan control app then run backtrack with vmware :(
[12:17] <Draconicus> Hiyo. I'm having trouble with Compiz! It runs fine in Unity and GNOME, but I want it in Xfce and "compiz --replace" isn't working! I've been using Xfce+Compiz for a couple years now in Ubuntu. I'd really like to have it back!
[12:17] <hajime-kato> hello, i can't connect to internet using wvdial. wvdialconf detected my modem, but pppd daemon has died, modem hang up the phone (exit code = 16). how we solve this ?
[12:17] <Draconicus> Oh hey. Lots of exclamation points. I guess I was a little excited.
[12:17] <Draconicus> hajime-kato: Are you sure your modem is supported?
[12:18] <hajime-kato> Draconicus: i'm sure, it was work before..
[12:18] <Nublet> johnm,  I have a problem... running this command, opens up a gui to install it i choose the options I want... but the gui screen is too big
[12:19] <Nublet> I can not see the "ok" and "next buttons I assume should be t the bottom
[12:19] <Nublet> I can not continue with the installatioin :s any ideas ?
[12:19] <Draconicus> Nublet: Press alt+f7 to move the window without grabbing it
[12:19] <Nublet> ok
[12:20] <darktemplate> Hi guys. Could you help me with gnome3 ?
[12:20] <Nublet> THANKS :D it worked now to install :)
[12:20] <Draconicus> Nublet: No problem. Good luck to you!
[12:20] <Nublet> thanks :)
[12:20] <Draconicus> darktemplate: I'll need you to be a little more specific
[12:21] <darktemplate> Draconicus: for sure ...
[12:21] <hajime-kato> Draconicus: my modem works great before
[12:21] <darktemplate> I've just installed gnome 3 and every time it works in fallback mode
[12:22] <darktemplate> is it something wrong with my graphic configuration ?
[12:22] <doomgiver> darktemplate: iirc, you are supposed to run gnome 3 in fallback mode, infact, the guide i folowed had me force fallback mode
[12:22] <lazik> I have a 'special' lan chipset, I installed a new kernel 3.2.0. The kernel driver is in Linux/drivers/net/ethernet/freescale/, how do I load the driver? Do I use modprobe?
[12:23] <Nublet> guys it has installed now I need to restart the system to see if it worked :) thanks for your help ill be back to let you know what happens :)
[12:23] <Nublet> if i am not back.... you can safely assume i broke the system and reinstalling lol
[12:23] <Nublet> brb :)
[12:23] <darktemplate>  doomgiver: I installed gnome-shell, not gnome-shell-fallback
[12:24] <darktemplate> maybe i should use gdm ?
[12:24] <Draconicus> darktemplate: I'm not 100% sure, but I think gnome-shell-fallback is a package dependency. All the same, GDM can't hurt. LightDM causes problems sometimes if you want customized sessions.
[12:24] <darktemplate> ok
[12:25] <darktemplate> I will try GDM
[12:25] <Draconicus> darktemplate: This is not surefire advice. I suggset you wait for more info.
[12:25] <Draconicus> So anyway, Compiz works great on Unity and GNOME, but I can't get it working in Xfce. Halp?
[12:26] <ouyes> hello, everyone, I get a usb wireless card recently, and follow some tuturiale on the web to install the driver, and I installed it successfully, but the original wireless card on my lap does not work any more and the wireless led light never lights
[12:26] <Nublet> guys! it worked! :D I have a high resolution now, THANKS :D
[12:26] <ouyes> how can reinstall a wireless driver?
[12:26] <Nublet> johnm,  thanks for your time :)
[12:27] <sara2010> any one help me
[12:27] <sara2010> i m using ubuntu
[12:27] <JSB> help!...QJackctl + Seq24 + SooperLooper
[12:27] <Draconicus> !help
[12:28] <Draconicus> Nublet: Well done. Now go get some goodies for your new system! :D
[12:28] <sara2010> and i want install D-link DWA-252 pci wireless    its not workinyg
[12:28] <Draconicus> Nublet: Or were you just installing a graphics driver on an old system? I missed the beginning.
[12:28] <Nublet> :D using the ATI Catalyst Control Centre now to tweak it to what i need :D
[12:28] <Nublet> I have a new nettop computer here a MSI Wind Box dc100
[12:29] <Nublet> came with no OS so i threw Ubuntu 10.4 on it
[12:29] <Nublet> its my first time using it today :)
[12:29] <cancer> cannot copy file to 'user/src'? any help
[12:29] <Draconicus> Why 10.04? >..>
[12:29] <darktemplate>  Draconicus: you was right ) I should wait for more info
[12:29] <Nublet> because it is a LTS and still uses gnome 2 10.4 has another 2 years left of security updates
[12:29] <jayar> cancer: shouldnt it be /usr/src
[12:29] <Nublet> when unity or gnome 3 seem to have matured a bit more and I am happy with them I will switch :P
[12:29] <lazik> cancer: sudo sh -c "cp ..." ?
[12:29] <crizzy> Nublet: one year only, actually
[12:30] <crizzy> Nublet: up to 2013 on desktop, 2015 @servers
[12:30] <Nublet> i thought it was until 2014 ?
[12:30] <Nublet> ahh ok
[12:30] <Draconicus> Nublet: Heh. Okay, but don't be afraid to upgrade. It's hard to get WINE 1.4 on Ubuntu 10.04, and that provides a lot of new compatibility.
[12:30] <Nublet> well thats good enough it gives unity and gnome 3 a year to mature some more
[12:30] <johnm> Nublet: no problem, enjoy ;)
[12:30] <Nublet> ahh i dont need muhc of wine tbh :)
[12:31]  * Draconicus recently got Diablo II working in Wine 1.4 :D
[12:31] <cancer> lazik: i know nothing about terminal command
[12:31] <Nublet> I just need to figure out how to get wireless working on it now haha xD then its 100% complete and all running :)
[12:31] <sara2010> :(
[12:31] <sara2010> and i want install D-link DWA-252 pci wireless    its not working ..  any solution ! ?
[12:32] <Draconicus> sara2010: You need to approach this differently. First off, you're running what version of Ubuntu?
[12:32] <cancer> jayar: it want give any option to paste file in to /usr/src
[12:32] <bazhang> cancer, why would you possibly want to do that
[12:32] <bluefrog> cancer, sudo cp file /usr/src
[12:32] <Nublet> glxgears seems to run good so i assume 3d acceleration is working on this driver to :D
[12:32] <Draconicus> bluefrog: Careful, he's going to break his system that way.
[12:33] <bluefrog> Draconicus, and?
[12:33] <Draconicus> bazhang: I suspect he found a very old guide after trying to download some old application that has been in the repository for years, because nobody showed him how to use a package manager
[12:33] <Draconicus> cancer: What are you actually trying to do?
[12:33] <johnm> Nublet: imagine so. You can confirm with "glxinfo | grep direct"
[12:33] <sara2010> Draconicus ..  ubuntu 11.10
[12:34] <Nublet> yeah I just ran that and it says "yes" so its all good driver went on peice of cake!. thanks a lot for your help im sorry if i was a bit annoying being all noobish xD
[12:34] <Draconicus> sara2010: Look at the top right of your screen. You will see a set of icons to the left of your clock. One of them represents internet connections, including wireless. Since you're talking to me through that machine (I assume), it probably looks like two computers
[12:34] <Draconicus> Nublet: Now go look into Compiz. :3
[12:34] <Nublet> lol :P
[12:35] <Nublet> I would like to :P but this is a works computer :O I was asked to install ubuntu on it to put in the meeting room for the overhead projector for presentations xD
[12:35] <Nublet> dont think they have much need or want for compiz xD
[12:35] <Draconicus> Nublet: Well, at least it can't get those nasty viruses now! :P
[12:35] <bazhang> cancer, why would you want to copy something there? please explain
[12:36] <Nublet> yeah Draconicus that is one of the main reasons we are usin gubuntu on certain machines here
[12:36] <Draconicus> bazhang: I think he took bluefrog's instructions. He's probably blowing up his computer right now.
[12:36] <bazhang> hard to say as he refuses to clarify
[12:36] <sara2010> Draconicus ... i know these things .. but this pci wireless card is not working ...   !
[12:36] <Draconicus> Nublet: gubuntu? Oh god, what did I miss now? There's one prepackaged with Gnome because Unity is default now?
[12:37] <Nublet> we have some that either run a slide show on a big screen in our main office 24/7 never gets turned off and some like this used for meetings with presentations etc so ...windows is always slowing down and needing cleaning and defrag etc and viruses..this...we just set up and leave... no need to worry aobut it much less maintenance once its set up :)
[12:37] <Draconicus> sara2010: Please tell me what it says under that icon for "wireless network"
[12:37] <sara2010> Draconicus ..  it was working with old d-link card i buy new one !
[12:37] <Nublet> there is something called Gubuntu? :s
[12:37] <Draconicus> Nublet: You said it first. I dunno.
[12:37] <sara2010> Draconicus .. there is no wireless card only lan is working !
[12:37] <bazhang> Nublet, you spelled it that way two lines up
[12:37] <Draconicus> sara2010: Do you know how to open a terminal?
[12:37] <Nublet> oh sorry must have been mistyped if i added that
[12:38] <Draconicus> bazhang: Hay, do you know why my Compiz won't work in Xfce? :D
[12:38] <bazhang> Draconicus, got ccsm installed?
[12:38] <sara2010> Draconicus ,, yah i know  how to open terminal
[12:39] <Draconicus> bazhang: Of course. Compiz just hangs on its own. It only works in Unity or GNOME3... Unless Unity is pulling Gnome's alternate compositor. I hope not.
[12:40] <Nublet> what is the best way to start troubleshootng non working wireless with ubuntu say for example, I type ifconfig and it does not show wlan anywhere only eth0 but in the top ubuntu panel/toolbar I click on the wireless icon and it displays NO wireless connections when there are atleast 4 in this area
[12:40]  * vvvvv 
[12:40] <Draconicus> sara2010: "Type lspci | grep controller" - do not paste the output here, but tell me if you see your wireless card
[12:41] <Draconicus> Nublet: Do that on yours too. :D
[12:41] <bazhang> Draconicus, I'd ask in #compiz in a little bit were I in your situation, sorry I can offer only the most obvious suggestions
[12:41] <Nublet> ok lol
[12:41] <sara2010> ok
[12:41] <Draconicus> bazhang: Already there. They are perplexed thusfar. Do you know if GNOME3 has its own compositor?
[12:41] <Nublet> Draconicus, the closest thing I get to wirless from that command line is "03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller (rev 06)" but that is my current wired connection :s
[12:42] <Draconicus> bazhang: My benchmark so far has been AWN. If AWN gets all pretty, I know we're compositing and assume Compiz is working. Might not be the best method.
[12:42] <Draconicus> Nublet: Are you quite sure it's plugged in?
[12:42] <Draconicus> Nublet: Sometimes they're not called controllers. Try just "lspci"
[12:42] <Nublet> yeah wireless is built into this nettop
[12:42] <Nublet> ok
[12:42] <Draconicus> Might be labeled with "adapter" or some junk.
[12:43] <n0t4n3asyn1ck> dr_willis: i cannot find fuzzy linux
[12:44] <html_5> hi
[12:46] <haemogoblin> morning
[12:46] <html_5> how do i fix my sound so i can hear it both on my desktop and skype without restarting
[12:46] <haemogoblin> Anyone on here, ever run quake 1?
[12:46] <html_5> morning
[12:46] <html_5> well i wish i could
[12:46] <haemogoblin> I'm trying to use Darkplaces to run quake
[12:47] <haemogoblin> with varying degree's of success
[12:47] <html_5> whats that?
[12:47] <tattus> Need some help. This morning I start my pc with Ubuntu and then there was no Unity ruinning, and it's like only Nautilus is running... What can I do now?
[12:47] <eradicus> where did sun-java6-jdk go? is it still in lucid partners?
[12:47] <html_5> restart unity
[12:47] <inveratulo> good morning folks, how do I override the default behavior of replacing '~' with '/home/<user>' during a tab completion ?
[12:47] <tattus> how?
[12:47] <html_5> in xchat?
[12:47] <Nublet> Draconicus, I still dont see anything related to wireless with the lspci command :s
[12:47] <OerHeks> !java
[12:47] <Nublet> any ideas?
[12:48] <tattus> rigth now I'm on live cd
[12:48] <bluefrog> nublet what's the model of your netbook?
[12:48] <html_5> inveratulo,  in xchat?  settings
[12:48] <VAMPIR> всем здарова
[12:48] <Nublet> bluefrog its a nettop MSI Wind Box dc100
[12:48] <bazhang> !ru | VAMPIR
[12:48] <inveratulo> html_5: no, in bash
[12:48] <mgsk> Hi, all. I have an ubuntu 10.04 VPS. I'm trying to upgrade it with do-release-upgrade, but it fails with "No new release found."
[12:48] <mgsk> Any ideas?
[12:49] <alexn6> Hi all! Does anybody know about many cron proceses respawning and hanging(up to 100+ cpuusage stat)? 11.04 x64 srv
[12:49] <OerHeks> mgsk, do you want to upgrade to 12.04 BETA ?
[12:49] <Nublet> any idea where I would go from here if lspci and other things dont see anything related to wireless
[12:50] <tattus> ?
[12:50] <bazhang> Nublet, pastebin out put of lspci and lsusb
[12:50] <tattus> Need some help. This morning I start my pc with Ubuntu and then there was no Unity ruinning, and it's like only Nautilus is running... What can I do now?
[12:50] <Nublet> ok 1 moment
[12:50] <mgsk> OerHeks: well, not beta, no, I'd want to upgrade to 11.
[12:50] <mgsk> 10.04 is olllld.
[12:50] <SunTsu> inveratulo: why do you want to override that? And with what?
[12:50] <osee> sl
[12:51] <osee> yello
[12:51] <html_5> tattus,  i said restart it
[12:51] <tattus> html_5, how?
[12:51] <inveratulo> SunTsu: I do not want to lose my '~' that I typed while doing a tab completion.. mostly for bash history purposes
[12:51] <Draconicus> Nublet: Can you confirm that the card was present on another system or during the setup?
[12:51] <osee> koo
[12:51] <Nepherius> from a terminal
[12:51] <bazhang> osee, english please
[12:51] <SeySayux> Hey, how does Ubuntu get that purple background color in the alternate installer (debian-installer)? AFAIK it isn't a default terminal color.
[12:51] <tattus> you mean the pc? already did...
[12:52] <Nublet> here is the lspci http://pastebin.com/dCisLWAi and here is lsusb http://pastebin.com/RyQg3Wu8
[12:52] <Nepherius> tattus restart unity/compiz from a terminal
[12:52] <OerHeks> mgsk, what is the output of "  cat /etc/lsb-release " ? i guess you are on 10.04.3 now ?
[12:52] <Nublet> Draconicus, the wireles sis built into this system internal and it is my first time using it so I can not confirm it works at all tbh
[12:52] <osee> no fresh
[12:52] <tattus> is there a command for tha?t
[12:52] <Nepherius> or reset setting to default
[12:52] <Nublet> I just know it has wireless built in and it wont work :(
[12:52] <bazhang> !fr | osee
[12:52] <tattus> I mean, what is command? hehe
[12:53] <mgsk> OerHeks: 10.04
[12:53] <Nepherius> no idea, I forgot it but it's on google :)
[12:53] <orionsonofneptun> son
[12:53] <tattus> and how can I open the terminal?
[12:53] <n0t4n3asyn1ck> ok ok so there cant really be 1587 people named nick in here
[12:54] <OerHeks> mgsk, try " sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  "
[12:54] <Draconicus> Nublet: If it doesn't show up in lspci it's usually a physical hardware problem, in my experience.
[12:54] <html_5> unity --reset
[12:54] <bazhang> n0t4n3asyn1ck, got an actual support question?
[12:54] <tattus> I would like to reset setting to defaul... How can I then?
[12:54] <mgsk> OerHeks: I think the problem was that i had release-upgrades set to "lts"
[12:54] <Nepherius> uhm ctrl+shift+t I think
[12:54] <SunTsu> inveratulo: in my experience bash only substitutes the tilde if you tab right at it, not if you do e.g. ~/bin<tab>
[12:54] <Draconicus> Although recently I had an Archos tablet whose screen does not show up in the 3.0 kernel... I'm tempted to test with 2.6 to see if it's something there.
[12:54] <html_5> tattus, unity --reset
[12:54] <OerHeks> mgsk, that could be it, yes.
[12:54] <osee> je parl francai
[12:54] <sara2010> Draconicus,  . sorry got dc yes pci wireless card is showing there
[12:55] <bazhang> osee, yes. in #ubuntu-fr NOT here
[12:55] <Draconicus> Nublet: Do you have any idea of the model? I can't think of a series that wouldn't be supported by 10.04
[12:55] <Nublet> hmm, Draconicus you dont think there should be a keyboard shortcut or something to turn it on or off?
[12:55] <Draconicus> sara2010: What model is it? Broadcom?
[12:55] <Nublet> I dunno let me check its specs see what I can find
[12:55] <n0t4n3asyn1ck> sudo aptitude fix-my-problems always works for me
[12:55] <mgsk> OerHeks: thanks for your help.
[12:55] <bazhang> n0t4n3asyn1ck, stop that
[12:55] <OerHeks> mgsk, have fun
[12:55] <Draconicus> Nublet: It will show even if the hardware switch is off. That only disables the antenna via firmware usually.
[12:55] <bazhang> !ot > n0t4n3asyn1ck
[12:55] <tattus> thanks html_5
[12:56] <sara2010> Draconicus,  nops its Ralink corp. RT3060 Wireless 802.11n 1T/1R
[12:56] <Nublet> ok
[12:56] <sls> join/ als
[12:56] <html_5> tattus,  wellcome, just google it, it was easy,
[12:56] <Draconicus> sara2010: Ralink cards sometimes need firmware. I'm surprised it didn't just say "firmware missing" on your network status though. Go to dash-home and type "driver", then click "Additional Drivers"
[12:56] <Draconicus> sara2010: If you're missing your wireless firmware, it'll show up there.
[12:57] <Shinkamu1> elky:
[12:57] <Nublet> The only thing the specifications page shows me on their website is "WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
[12:57] <Shinkamu1> what script
[12:57] <Nublet> so I have no idea :s
[12:57] <tattus> one more thing, google says to open the terminal alt + f2, I tried that but nothing happenned...
[12:57] <Draconicus> Nublet: Vendors aren't terribly helpful. Sorry.
[12:57] <Shinkamu1> is there a google command that can be used publicly in the channel
[12:57] <sls> a
[12:57] <bazhang> Shinkamu1, to do what
[12:57] <Nublet> its ok
[12:57] <Shinkamu1> no idea
[12:58] <bazhang> Shinkamu1, then why ask
[12:58] <Shinkamu1> im apparently confusing people with a trigger I don't know I have active
[12:58] <OerHeks> Shinkamu1, no google-bot-extention here
[12:58] <Draconicus> Nublet: Crazy idea, but can you try shutting the machine down and physically re-seating the card?
[12:58] <Nublet> you think i dont have much chance to get this working then since we cant find out what the hardware is exactly?
[12:58] <Pici> !google
[12:58] <Nublet> hmm dunno I would need to open up the nettop
[12:58] <Shinkamu1> well, no idea why I got removed then
[12:58] <Nublet> it looks pretty sealed
[12:58] <Nublet> no screws etc...
[12:58] <Draconicus> Nublet: Oh god, it's probably buried in that thing. I'm sorry.
[12:58] <Shinkamu1> have to wait for elky to come back
[12:58] <Nublet> yeah
[12:58] <Pici> Shinkamu1: Stop by #ubuntu-ops then
[12:58] <Draconicus> I'm afraid I've run out of help, Nublet. I wish you the best of luck. :C
[12:59] <Nublet> ahh ok
[12:59] <Nublet> well thank you for your time anyway :)
[12:59] <Draconicus> Nublet: If I were you and needed a quick fix for an office, I'd go buy a $15 USB wireless dongle.
[12:59] <Nublet> I will have a word with my boss I think we can survive without the wirless on this thing
[12:59] <Nublet> yeah
[12:59] <Draconicus> Nublet: The cheapo netgear ones work great.
[12:59] <Nublet> ok, thanks :D thats good to know I am always hesistant of buying wi fi adapters for linux lol
[13:00] <Nublet> but ill look at netgear :)
[13:00] <gvandeweyer> hi, I'm having issues with fdisk on ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS. I'm trying to create a partition on a large raid system, but fdisk refuses to create anything larger than 2TB.
[13:00] <dr_willis> i need to pick up one of those also.
[13:00] <Draconicus> Nublet: Well, I can't say much about 10.04, but in 11.10 I haven't yet found a wireless thing that doesn't "just work" to some degree.
[13:00] <gvandeweyer> What might be the problem here?
[13:00] <Nublet> nice :D
[13:00] <Nublet> UI have had one that would not work properly on 10.4 it was a cheap unbranded one from china lol
[13:00] <Nublet> suppose you get what you pay for lol
[13:00] <Draconicus> Nublet: After 10.10, firmware has prepackaging in Ubuntu repos. It's pretty sexy actually. Broadcom card? Click here to install fwcutter!
[13:00] <sipior> gvandeweyer: yeah, that is the limit of fdisk, i'm afraid. parted will manage just fine. (also sfdisk, i think)
[13:01] <Nublet> lol nice
[13:01] <gvandeweyer> sipior : thanks, I'll have a look.
[13:01] <Draconicus> Nublet: That boils down to clicking the wireless icon, seeing "firmware missing", going to "additional drivers" and grabbing the b43 thing
[13:01] <Draconicus> Not far from what I told sara2010 to do. Any luck, sara?
[13:01] <sipior> gvandeweyer: actually, i'm probably wrong about sfdisk. no harm giving it a go, of course.
[13:01] <Draconicus> I really need to go...
[13:02] <Draconicus> Ah well, good luck to you all! Thanks for the help... wait, that was #Xubuntu.. :x
[13:02] <Draconicus> Ah well
[13:02] <gvandeweyer> sipior : yes, I've looked into the sfdsisk manual, it specifically states 'not for large partitions'
[13:03] <gvandeweyer> time to learn to use parted...
[13:03] <sipior> gvandeweyer: indeed :-)
[13:03] <Nublet> well Draconicus  I click the wifi icon and it seems to work as normal apart form it does not show any wireless connection to connect to and I knwof ro a fact there are atleast 4 connections here it just doesnt see them
[13:03] <amr_gaber> k
[13:03] <dr_willis> it would be neat if you could somehow autogenerate a repo cd that had all the restricded drivers on it. gor people with wireless only
[13:03] <Nublet> but ok, if you need to go ill cya later :) thank you for your time :)
[13:04] <amr_gaber> hi every one
[13:05] <bluefrog> Nublet, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MsiWind
[13:05] <amr_gaber> any body know how to remove protection from ubuntu to install some downloaded programs from internet  on wine
[13:05] <bazhang> amr_gaber, from where
[13:05] <dr_willis> protection?
[13:07] <edwarent> amr_gaber, what you need install?
[13:07] <dr_willis> often you need to make the .exe. executable or use the cli..    wine /path/to/whatever.exe
[13:07] <inzi> hey everyone
[13:07] <speddie> hey all. Fairly long time ubuntu/linux user. first time on this #ubuntu channel
[13:07] <zamba> my eth0 card is set up to automatically retrieve network configuration (dhcp).. the same goes with ipv6 addresses.. but i need to add some additional ipv6 addresses.. how can i do this so that it will be permanent?
[13:07] <Nublet> thanks bluefrog  Ill take a look now! :)
[13:08] <inzi> does anyone know if skype 5.8 will run well on ubuntu, with windows 7 under virtualbox
[13:08] <queency> hello can you tell me what flash add on should i use in ubuntu ?
[13:08] <speddie> inzi, yes
[13:08] <inzi> i want to switch to ubuntu but i use skype a lot.. and the linux version of skype isnt gud enuf
[13:08] <speddie> if your host is up to it
[13:09] <haemogoblin> anyone on here used Darkplaces?
[13:09] <haemogoblin> :)
[13:09] <inzi> speddie will all the functions work? camera etc..
[13:09] <dr_willis> amr_gaber:  keep it in the channel. not in pm
[13:09] <speddie> you can do that, if you have issues jsut make the virtualbox task a high priority in windows
[13:09] <speddie> you could even go the other way and virtualize windows in ubunti
[13:09] <speddie> u
[13:09] <Nublet> bluefrog, wil that link be safe to follow since it is for Ubuntu 8.10 when I am on Ubuntu 10.4
[13:09] <bluefrog> Nublet, it will need some reading and understanding of what's going on
[13:09] <speddie> i havent tried camera, only voice when i was testing other voip stuff
[13:09] <inzi> speddie thats the plan, ubuntu is the main OS, while windows is virtualizd
[13:10] <Nublet> ok
[13:10] <haemogoblin> is there an irc for linux gamers? as i need some advice getting quake running
[13:10] <nx7400> join #xubuntu+1
[13:10] <inzi> speddie thanks.. i think i'll hv to give it a try myself
[13:10] <dr_willis> haemogoblin:  the original quake 1?
[13:10] <bluefrog> Nublet, apparently opensuse  is runnning ok on your nettop. so you could grab a suse live version and see what wifi chipset is in there
[13:10] <haemogoblin> dr_willis, Yes
[13:11] <Nublet> hmm maybe. I will check this guide qucikly though give it a go if it works I am set
[13:11] <speddie> yeh your better off having ubuntu as host and virtualize windows. best thing is because the hard drives are single files, snapshots are just a matter opf copy/paste the file you stuff up windows/get virus whatever, just go back to known working hdd
[13:11] <inzi> anyone here using 12.04, stable?
[13:11] <Nublet> if I change to OpenSuse I may need to sort out my graphics again lol
[13:11] <dr_willis> haemogoblin:  use one of the.remakes from the.repos perhaps
[13:11] <inzi> speddie r u on ubuntu?
[13:11] <haemogoblin> dr_willis,  i've been following an online guide from the ubuntu forum
[13:11] <Nublet> the wireless isnt really a priority it would just be nice to have it working lol
[13:11] <wylde> inzi, 12.04 isn't stable yet
[13:11] <haemogoblin> and hidding a brick wall.
[13:11] <speddie> 11.04 latest
[13:11] <haemogoblin> Remake?
[13:12] <speddie> and yeh im on 11.04 inzi
[13:12] <dr_willis> haemogoblin:  made from the gpled quake source code
[13:12] <Nublet> random question when I do wget where will it download the file to?
[13:12] <inzi> speddie, my skype on 11.10 has dark almost green video, tried all the work arounds on the forum.. hopefully 12.04 fixd the issue
[13:12] <speddie> if your CPU has it inzi, make sure vXD is turned on in the bios (or whatever else it may be called)
[13:12] <dr_willis> !find quake
[13:12] <bluefrog> Nublet, where you launched the commande
[13:13] <shaneo> hey guys is there anyway to create symlinks on a fat32 extgdd
[13:13] <inzi> speddie, im using a laptop
[13:13] <shaneo> *extHDD
[13:13] <Nublet> ok thanks lol xD I am noob :P
[13:13] <inzi> speddie, wat does vXD do?
[13:14] <hansisolo> hello. I just took a look into the automtatic reboot mechanism at kernel-updates.  Just to be ensure, the whole directory /var/run is cleared including /var/run/reboot-required is cleared on reboot?
[13:14] <amr_gaber> ok dr_Willis
[13:14] <sw0rdfish> ey
[13:14] <dr_willis> shaneo:  not that i know of
[13:14] <sw0rdfish> hey
[13:14] <amr_gaber> how i make .exe executable
[13:14] <speddie> im not sure about the greenish video, suspect driver but would need to google. vXD is in the processor that helps virtualisation on a hardware level
[13:14] <gunfire007> any idea when ever i type automatically some text get's copied .
[13:14] <ironm> Hello ubuntu guys. Why do I need an invitation for #ubuntu-live?
[13:14] <inzi> speddie, oh ok.. thankx alot.. will give it a try
[13:14] <shaneo> amr_gaber, right click select properties go to permissions tab and tick allow executable file
[13:14] <dakab> Hi everyone.. I've spent some time trying to solve an issue with ubuntu server and authorized_keys. Hope someone here can help.
[13:14] <inzi> thnx everyone .
[13:14] <inzi> cheers
[13:15] <dr_willis> !permissions | amr_gaber
[13:15] <jvox> selamlar. motu mkII 2408 pci324 için pardus'ta çalışacak driver bulabileceğim bi yer bilen var mı
[13:15] <sw0rdfish> is there something that keeps track of who has used remote desktop viewing on my ubuntu? damn it I left it wide open last night I forgot to disable it and let it give anyone access without passwd or anything and now an important text file containing a lot of secret details is empty :O
[13:15] <jvox> selamlar. motu mkII 2408 pci324 için pardus'ta çalışacak driver bulabileceğim bi yer bilen var mı
[13:15] <speddie> crap its not vXD it VT-x
[13:15] <hansisolo> sw0rdfish, you might have a look on /var/log/auth.log
[13:16] <dakab> I've set this up on several other systems and it works. But with ubuntu server i always get an password prompt. However if i login with password and run another terminal to the same server, it logs on with the keys.
[13:16] <hajime-kato> wvdial can't bring me to connect ? how to solve this problem ?
[13:16] <jvox> does anyone knows where i can find a driver for MOTU MK2 2408 PCI324?
[13:16] <hansisolo> dakab, you you checked your log files?
[13:17] <shaneo> sw0rdfish, I had that same problem once except i didnt allow all and when i woke up there were multiple attempts at a connection on my pc def check your logs than if you find a ip than you may want to do a whois on that ip
[13:17] <sw0rdfish> what does this mean in /var/log/auth.log:
[13:17] <sw0rdfish> Mar 12 14:15:01 sw0rdfish-HP-Compaq CRON[25523]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user sw0rdfish
[13:17] <sw0rdfish> and there are several lines like that
[13:18] <shaneo> sw0rdfish, looks like a crontab disconnect
[13:18] <sw0rdfish> closed / opened / closed / opened....etc
[13:18] <shaneo> sw0rdfish, do you use crontab ?
[13:18] <shaneo> if not crontab -e in a terminal and remove any entries that dont look familiar
[13:19] <dakab> hansisolo, yes. First time I login it says: Could not open authorized keys.
[13:19] <dakab> on second login it suddenly can open the file.
[13:19] <Nublet> bluefrog, that web page you linked me did not work I get a lot of warning messasges from ./makedrv and a lot of error messages from sudo ./wlan0up :(
[13:19] <ironm> May I ask one question, please? Why do I need an invitation for the #ubuntu-live channel? I have found some issues with live-builder on ubuntu 11.01 or 12.04 (server) but can't report them anywhere. I am looking for current documentation how to create live images on ubuntu.
[13:19] <hansisolo> dakab, check your owner, filepermission, and names of your .ssh directory
[13:19] <sw0rdfish> well there was a php project which I had made that uses it... but damn I haven't used that pastebin in a while
[13:19] <ikonia> ironm: probably not an active channel
[13:19] <sw0rdfish> shaneo, ^^
[13:20] <satyanash> My Gnome login keyring password and login password is the same. Why do I still have to enter it each time after I log in ?
[13:20] <bluefrog> Nublet, you'd better grab live version and ttry to see if it works with any distro
[13:20] <bluefrog> Nublet, (including a live version of latest ubuntu
[13:20] <Nublet> yeah i will maybe try opensuse like you say
[13:20] <Nublet> do you know if graphics works for opensuse?
[13:20] <bluefrog> Nublet, same as ubuntu
[13:20] <ironm> thank you ikonia  Do you know if such irc channel exists at all? (maybe on another sever)
[13:20] <dr_willis> satyanash:  you can set the keyring to not use a password
[13:20] <Nublet> ok
[13:21] <satyanash> dr_willis, aahh.. I would rather not.
[13:21] <Nublet> well thanks for your help :)
[13:21] <shaneo> sw0rdfish, hmm well remove any unknown crons and look for a connection from an ip that is not on your network in the log
[13:21] <ironm> May I ask one question, please? Why do I need an invitation for the #ubuntu-live channel? I have found some issues with live-builder on ubuntu 11.01 or 12.04 (server) but can't report them anywhere. I am looking for current documentation how to create live images on ubuntu.
[13:21] <satyanash> dr_willis, I remember it gettting unlocked automatically when I logged in.
[13:21] <dakab> hansisolo, file permissions are ok.. I think: -rw-------  1 username username 1215 2012-03-12 13:58 authorized_keys
[13:22] <dr_willis> satyanash: you set a blank password for it and it auto unlocks on login
[13:22] <satyanash> okay.
[13:22] <sw0rdfish> oh wait shaneo... I found the text file... but for some reason it has changed names.... like it used to be .hiddentext for example... and now its .hiddentext.save.1
[13:22] <sw0rdfish> whata hell
[13:22] <sw0rdfish> lol... thank God its still there though I need that file's text/
[13:23] <sipior> satyanash: might be worth trying to set both passwords to an (identical) new value.
[13:23] <satyanash> sipior, they are identical.
[13:23] <shaneo> sw0rdfish, the the directory the file is stored ctrl+h and see if there is a backup file
[13:23] <sipior> satyanash: that's not my point.
[13:24] <dakab> If permissions are incorrect i would think that the login from the second terminal would fail as well but that one works.
[13:24] <shaneo> ubuntu usually keeps a ~backup of text files
[13:24] <hansisolo> dakab so an ssh user@localhost works? Do you use something like nfs homes with  -sec=krb5 ?
[13:24] <satyanash> sipior, oh you mean again, to a new value.
[13:24] <sipior> satyanash: yes.
[13:24] <orionsonofneptun> k
[13:24] <sw0rdfish> like I told you shaneo ...  ".save.1" was appended to its name
[13:24] <sw0rdfish> and I gotta go for like 10 minutes now...
[13:24] <sw0rdfish> cya in a bit
[13:25] <orionsonofneptun> 123
[13:26] <orionsonofneptun> k
[13:26] <shaneo> sw0rdfish, sorry didnt see it alot of text strolling right now
[13:26] <shaneo> *scrolling
[13:27] <dakab> hansisolo, Aha.. Your on to something there. The /home/bytezero/ is encrypted..
[13:27] <Nublet> brb gonna try a few things
[13:27] <hansisolo> dakab, so, there you have your problem :-)
[13:28] <dakab> hansisolo, yes.. Nice! Thank you so much. It's been bothering me! :-D So first time i login the partition is decrypted and then SSH process can find the ".ssh/authorized_keys" ?!
[13:30] <sw0rdfish> shaneo, damn man why do you think that happened
[13:30] <sw0rdfish> scared the heck out of me
[13:30] <sw0rdfish> I probably should have several copies of that file
[13:30] <sw0rdfish> and perhaps learn how to encrypt
[13:30] <sipior> dakab: the first entry under "Troubleshooting" may be of use to you: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys
[13:31] <shaneo> sw0rdfish, you could use Ubuntu cloud to store it
[13:31] <dakab> sipior, Excellent.. Why didn't i think of that ;) Thanks alot.
[13:32] <sw0rdfish> ubuntu cloud you say.... I don't like the idea of cloud... you store files in a group of servers belonging to someone else
[13:32] <sw0rdfish> and they have access to it...etc
[13:32] <shaneo> belonging to Ubuntu
[13:32] <sw0rdfish> regardless if its a profit or non-profit organization.
[13:32] <jpds> sw0rdfish: Welcome to the 21st Century.
[13:32] <shaneo> :)
[13:32] <sw0rdfish> is it fre?
[13:32] <sw0rdfish> free*?
[13:33] <shaneo> trust me Ubuntu Cloud will save your ass
[13:33] <shaneo> yes 5GB
[13:33] <sw0rdfish> damn 5GB for millions of ppl... haha they must be rich and cool :D
[13:33] <shaneo> rich prob not cool very :)
[13:33] <uictamale> sw0rdfish: Most people only use a few MBs at most
[13:33] <uictamale> so they overprovision like crazy
[13:33] <sw0rdfish> any of the admins can just have a look at files stored by users there though... still sucks...
[13:34] <gvandeweyer> what would be the recommended file system for a production server under linux on a >20TB raid5 setup?
[13:34] <sw0rdfish> in any cloud network I mean.
[13:34] <shaneo> sw0rdfish, as long as you dont have some sketchy shit on there your good to go
[13:34] <gvandeweyer> I'm used to setting up ext4 for daily usage, but it has a limit at 16TB
[13:34] <sipior> gvandeweyer: jfs should be fune.
[13:34] <shaneo> lol
[13:34] <sipior> gvandeweyer: fine, even.
[13:34] <crizzy> sw0rdfish: ever heard of encryption? anyway, don't worry, no one will give a crap for your data :P
[13:34] <uictamale> gvandeweyer: depends on the average size of files, how much you care about corruption vs performance, what model of read vs. write.. etc
[13:34] <gvandeweyer> large filesize typical around 20GB per file
[13:35] <shaneo> sw0rdfish, you could use gpg to sign and encrypt the file
[13:35] <shaneo> or asc
[13:35] <gvandeweyer> with corruption is not tolerated :-)
[13:35] <sw0rdfish> crizzy, hehe... yeah thats what I said I'll learn how to encrypt and store the file in several places here on my machines and wALA!
[13:35] <gvandeweyer> I read xfs is more mature than jfs, does that still hold?
[13:35] <shaneo> youll have to trust the cloud eventually its going to be everywhere
[13:36] <sipior> gvandeweyer: not especially.
[13:36] <sipior> gvandeweyer: i mean, you were going to put ext4 on it until just a few minutes ago, right? :-)
[13:36] <sw0rdfish> the hell with it shaneo
[13:36] <uictamale> shaneo: I highly doubt that.  Consumer hard drives are still the cheapest datastores by far
[13:36] <gvandeweyer> sipior: yes
[13:36] <uictamale> shaneo: And they only keep getting cheaper.
[13:37] <sw0rdfish> +1 uictamale :D
[13:37] <uictamale> shaneo: Need offsite-backup?  Buy one for your parents :)
[13:37] <sw0rdfish> lol.
[13:38] <shaneo> lol damn i just got hammered
[13:38] <uictamale> Enh, I see a lot of sentiments like yours lately.. especially when I'm trying to determine what I want to do with my own data
[13:38] <uictamale> the allure is definitely there
[13:38] <uictamale> but if you have 100s of GB of important data (for me it's photos), there really is no comparison to just buying two $50 external hard drivers.
[13:39] <uictamale> err drives.
[13:39] <dakab> sipior: worked like a charm. :)
[13:39] <sipior> dakab: good!
[13:39] <Stava> I spammed the super key (hide/show unity panel), so unity-2d-launcher gave up and crashed. How do I start it again?
[13:39] <giuseppelamalfa> Salve, qualcuno parla italiano?/Hi, does someone speak italian?
[13:39] <uictamale> gvandeweyer: Looks like ZFS is your best bet for large files.
[13:39] <shaneo> yeah thats true i only use cloud right now for storing stuff for school other than that i have a truecrypt encrypted exthdd that holds all my data my actuall hdd contains nothing but what the system needs
[13:39] <Stava> running unity-2d-lancher in my terminal will hijack the terminal
[13:40] <bluefrog> !it | giuseppelamalfa
[13:40] <giuseppelamalfa> Oh, thanks
[13:40] <sipior> gvandeweyer: uictamale: zfs is lovely (i'm a big fan), but understand that the linux implementation is not yet necessarily bulletproof.
[13:40] <zul_> could anybody help me in a very stupid thing in mysql?
[13:40] <zul_> I have this problem:
[13:40] <zul_> with root user:
[13:40] <zul_> 1. create database foo_db;
[13:40] <zul_> 2. I created the user foo
[13:40] <zul_> 3. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON * . * TO  'foo'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY  'passwd';
[13:40] <zul_> 4. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON * . * TO  'foo'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY  'passwd'
[13:40] <FloodBot1> zul_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:40] <uictamale> sipior: yeah, I'm just reading that now.. bummer.
[13:41] <sw0rdfish> man I'm still on Maverick... and I have to say after trying out gnome3 in the arch I installed on the desktop I have to say I don't like it
[13:41] <sipior> uictamale: i've been using it quite happily here, but depending on your requirements, it may still be a bit bleeding edge.
[13:41] <shaneo> pastebin zul_
[13:41] <uictamale> a LOT of people are swearing that EXT4 is still arguably the best, just with some tweaked parameters for large files and your raid setup.
[13:41] <sw0rdfish> I'd have to go to the upper left side of the window to switch between windows or do ALT+TAB... weird
[13:41] <lxuer1> doese the 32bit apps works slower on 64bit OS?
[13:42] <sipior> lxuer1: no, not really.
[13:42] <johnjacobjinger> is there a way to set '/' as a samba share
[13:42] <lxuer1> ok
[13:42] <zul_> sorry this is my problem  http://paste.ubuntu.com
[13:42] <johnjacobjinger> so i can access / from a PC
[13:42] <zul_> emmm sorry again: this is my mysql problem: http://paste.ubuntu.com/880347/
[13:43] <zul_> could anybody help me?
[13:43] <Nublet> back lol
[13:43] <LjL> zul_: maybe better chance to get an answer for that in #mysql
[13:43] <C_Kode> Hi.  I just installed 11.04.  Tried to enable the second monitor and it said I needed to restart.  I did and now it boots to a  black screen never actually getting into X.  How to I reconfigure / reset it?
[13:44] <JMLatvala> johnjacobjinger, did you add a share in your config file? https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html - change path = to /
[13:44] <adminextreme> Hi, new at linux, what is the run command in linux?
[13:44] <LjL> adminextreme: the "run command"?
[13:44] <C_Kode> adminextreme: run command?
[13:44] <johnjacobjinger> run command?
[13:44] <Pici> zul_: iirc, you don't put a space between -u and -p and the user and password. i.e.: mysql -ufoo -pyourpass
[13:44] <Nublet> I was wondering if anyone could take a look at my dmesg results here http://pastebin.com/NFpuA5AJ if you look nearer the bottom you see things like "rtl819xU:Firmware Download Fail!!a" I was wondering if that is anything to do with my wirelessa nd why it does not work I would really appreciate if someone with more knowledge than me could take a look at my dmesg results and let me know if them errors at the bottom are anything to do with my wi
[13:44] <Nublet> reless not working
[13:44] <adminextreme> if i want to run a *.sh file
[13:45] <C_Kode> ./file.sh
[13:45] <LjL> adminextreme: go to the file's directory, and then type ./file.sh
[13:45] <LjL> adminextreme: also be careful running random .sh files
[13:45] <johnjacobjinger> well usuially it's just ./<somefile>.sh
[13:45] <C_Kode> providing it's set executable
[13:45] <LjL> adminextreme: if you're trying to install software, check the repositories first before doing things like that
[13:45] <uictamale> this looks absolutely bada$$ - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Btrfs#In-place_ext3.2F4_conversion
[13:45] <uictamale> Does anyone here use btrfs ?
[13:45] <adminextreme> trying to install a conky script
[13:46] <Nublet> anyone any ideas about my dmesg results?
[13:48] <Xabster> how do i check which driver my wireless card is using?
[13:48] <bluefrog> Nublet, iwconfig   gives anything?
[13:49] <Nublet> bluefrog iwconfig gives this now http://pastebin.com/2U60C1Nd
[13:49] <Nublet> it displays wlan0 but it still does not let me connect to any wireless connection i click my wireless icon and it does not detect any wireless connections :s
[13:49] <bluefrog> nublet ok read this. should solve  your problem  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-firmware/+bug/595455
[13:50] <Nublet> thanks ill look now
[13:50] <bluefrog> Nublet, especially the svn.debian.org part to copy/install the requested file
[13:51] <Nublet> ok, I am trying it now :) thank you
[13:52] <Kingsy> guys, I am getting a 404 not found on this --> Err http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid/main Packages <--
[13:52] <Kingsy> why ?
[13:52] <Xabster> it's not a valid URL
[13:52] <bluefrog> Nublet, and if it's working, consider doing a bug report against it
[13:52] <Nublet> huh ? "sudo mkdir /lib/firmware/RTL8192SU" my dmesg shows RTL819xu ... am i ok to go ahead with them instructions?
[13:52] <Kingsy> this is in a ubuntu LTS installation.. why would there be a mirror thats a deadlink ?
[13:52] <Xabster> Kingsy, there's a space in that URL in a place where no spaces can be
[13:52] <Kingsy> Xabster: where do I find that to change it? also what do I change it too ?
[13:52] <Xabster> that's why
[13:52] <bluefrog> Nublet, i see SU
[13:52] <Xabster> where did you see that URL?
[13:53] <Kingsy> oh yeah
[13:53] <Kingsy> lol
[13:53] <Nublet> huh ?
[13:53] <Kingsy> Xabster: it just appeared when I tried to run a update
[13:53] <LjL> Xabster: uh, that's an error from APT, it's not a URL
[13:53] <bluefrog> Nublet, requesting RTL8192SU/rtl8192sfw.bin
[13:53] <Xabster> oh :/
[13:53] <bluefrog> Nublet, x is a wild card...
[13:53] <Janith> Guys, my 11.04 is very slow in copying files(compaired to windows). Is it normal? Do anyone have the same problem?
[13:53] <Xabster> Kingsy, ignore me
[13:53] <Nublet> what do you mean ?
[13:54] <Xabster> i get 404 on that url too and i dont know how to fix it
[13:54] <bluefrog> Nublet, that's your card
[13:54] <LjL> Kingsy: i don't believe you can have ppa.launchpad.net enabled generally, you need a specific ppa repository. you can ignore that error, or if you want to make it go away you can remove the relevant entry from /etc/apt/sources.list or /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[13:54] <Nublet> so I am ok to follow that sudo command ?
[13:54] <Nublet> and them instructions ?
[13:54] <Kingsy> LjL: ok
[13:54] <bluefrog> Nublet, yes. reboot once everything's done
[13:54] <Sidewinder1> Janith, Perhaps the partition to which you are copying is almost full?
[13:54] <Nublet> ok, thanks a lot for your help ill install it all now :)
[13:55] <adminextreme> when trying to run startup.sh I get invalid configuration file /home/adminextreme/.conky/conjyrc1
[13:55] <bluefrog> Nublet, the worst thing afterwards will be your card is not functionning..
[13:55] <Kingsy> LjL: I cant find that url in either sources.list or in any of the files in sources.list.d/
[13:55] <bluefrog> Nublet, which is already the case.
[13:55] <Kingsy> where else could it be?
[13:55] <LjL> Kingsy: i can't think of any other place
[13:55] <Janith> Sidewinder1: all are full
[13:55] <Kingsy> if I grep for it it only seems to appear in .gpg files
[13:56] <Kingsy> LjL: :S what would you recommend then?
[13:56] <LjL> Kingsy: are you grepping for "ppa.launchpad.net"?
[13:56] <Nublet> true...lol
[13:56] <Sidewinder1> Janith, All of your partitions are full?
[13:56] <Nublet> well I have just finished I am going to restart to see if it will work now
[13:56] <bouma> what is the correct way to change mime associations for magnetlinks
[13:56] <bouma> ?
[13:56] <Nublet> thanks for your help ill be back in a moment to let you know how it went
[13:56] <carl__> Carl
[13:57] <Kingsy> no 1 sec
[13:57] <carl__> Anyone able to assist with an apache question by chance?
[13:57] <Janith> Sidewinder1: yeah, nearly. Most of them have less than 1GB. Is that the reason?
[13:57] <almoxarife> bouma: as in bittorent links/?
[13:58] <adminextreme> Anyone know wireshark?
[13:58] <Kingsy> turns out the error is coming from http://ppa.launchpad.net/nginx/php5.3/ubuntu lucid main <-- what shoudl that be?
[13:58] <Kingsy> I suppose I could just remove that .. I don't even use nginx so I don't know why thats there
[13:58] <LjL> Kingsy: ah i see, that repository is currently empty.
[13:58] <Pici> carl__: Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[13:58] <ikonia> Kingsy: did we not talk about this yesterday /
[13:58] <LjL> Kingsy: no idea, but it can't hurt removing it
[13:58] <ikonia> Kingsy: you wanted php-fhd or something
[13:59] <Kingsy> ikonia: we did? actually I vaguly remember..
[13:59] <Kingsy> I have php-fpm installed
[13:59] <ikonia> Kingsy: that's it, php-fpm
[13:59] <Kingsy> man, I totally forget
[13:59] <ikonia> how did you end up doing it ?
[14:00] <ikonia> we looked at the PPA and it wouldn't work as it had too many conflicts
[14:00] <Kingsy> ikonia: I already have it, installed.. I cant really remember
[14:00] <atubuntu> hello
[14:00] <Kingsy> but hey it doesnt matter, I have removed the mirrpr
[14:00] <Kingsy> mirror
[14:00] <ikonia> Kingsy: you must know how you installed it as you where looking at a PPA/manual compile yesterday
[14:00] <ikonia> Kingsy: did you use the php5.3 PPA we found yesterday  ?
[14:01] <Kingsy> ikonia: I think you are talking about someone else, I did this months ago
[14:01] <Kingsy> well at least 1 month
[14:01] <ikonia> Kingsy: pretty sure I'm not
[14:02] <Sidewinder1> Janith, Yes, that's what I suspect. Personally I don't like to occupy more a than 50%-70% but my machine is an antique; about 10 years old. :-(
[14:02] <almoxarife> Kingsy: a ppa is not a mirror, a ppa is some joes idea of a fun add/change/revision to the official package
[14:02] <pythonsnake> Hi
[14:02] <pythonsnake> What's the lighest web browser you can think of?
[14:02] <Kingsy> ikonia: well it was a while ago so I really cant remeber where I got php-fpm from
[14:02] <Nublet> back, bluefrog it didnt work I clcik on my wireless icon and where it should show the wireless connections it says "Device not ready" :( and my dmesg still gives me firmware download fail also it says "rtl819xU:ERR!!! _rtl8192_up(): initialization is failed!"
[14:02] <MonkeyDust> pythonsnake  elinks
[14:02] <ikonia> Kingsy: fair enough, must not have been you,
[14:02] <Kingsy> almoxarife: yeah, sorry
[14:02] <Nublet> any ideas why it didnt work what we tried :(
[14:02] <pythonsnake> +gui*
[14:03] <MonkeyDust> pythonsnake  midori
[14:03] <pythonsnake> I'll try it thanks
[14:03] <johnjacobjinger> hmm ok i was able to share all of the root of my drive ('/').  However when browsing it from my PC I am able to access everything except /home/username is there a way to allow guest access to all user folders?
[14:03] <Kingsy> tbh I wish I could go through and setup php-fpm again, I really cant remember how I did it, I just blundered through it.. tbh I don't even know how I did it
[14:03] <ryannathans> does a MHEA28-XSC PCI-E express Infiniband Host Adapter have native support?
[14:03]  * Kingsy shruggs
[14:04] <almoxarife> Nublet: what did you try? see the very last command shown on that longggggggggggggg winded link?
[14:04] <almoxarife> Nublet: is that what you tried?
[14:05] <Nublet> almoxarife, you mean the commnad on this one https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-firmware/+bug/595455 ?
[14:06] <carl-eric> Where do I need to put .desktop files for custom application launches so that unity will find them?
[14:07] <almoxarife> Nublet: yes, that's it, is the file there but in the wrong location?
[14:08] <hansisolo> hello. is /var/run cleared automatically during boot process?
[14:08] <Nublet> well I followed the part below "Instructions for people new to linux to get this to work:" and it didnt work...
[14:08] <Nublet> but I see the comment at the bottom about it being in the wrong location...want me to try them commands and restart see if it works?
[14:09] <almoxarife> Nublet: no, I would want to see first if it is indeed in the wrong location first
[14:09] <Nublet> how do we see that then?
[14:10] <hansisolo> carl-eric, have you tried ~/.local/share/applications ?
[14:10] <carl-eric> hansisolo, no I haven't. I've been searching the web for information about where to put this but found *nothing*
[14:11] <almoxarife> Nublet: use nautilus to locate this '/lib/firmware/RTL8192SE'
[14:11] <carl-eric> hansisolo, I seriously think that this needs to be documented and preferably a GUI for it ;-)
[14:11] <Nublet> found it almoxarife
[14:11] <dr_willis> carl-eric:  the alacarte is a gui for.t
[14:11] <almoxarife> Nublet: as shown above?
[14:12] <Nublet> well I went to '/lib/firmware/RTL8192SE
[14:12] <carl-eric> dr_willis, I tried alacarte, and I just saw it actually put its desktop files into .local/share/applications - but the Unity dash is not seeing them
[14:12] <Nublet> and yeah there is a RTL8192SE folder with 3 .bin files inside
[14:12] <dr_willis> carl-eric:  askubuntu.com has some.info.also on launchers and .desktop files
[14:13] <almoxarife> Nublet: cool, now open a terminal and copy paste this >              sudo cp -R /lib/firmware/RTL8192SE /lib/firmware/RTL8192SU
[14:13] <Nublet> ok
[14:13] <dr_willis> it may need a logout.
[14:13] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  alacarte is for gnome2 / fallback-session
[14:13] <Nublet> done, now what almoxarife, restart?
[14:13] <dr_willis> wine also makes .desktop files somswhere
[14:13] <almoxarife> Nublet: sounds good, do it
[14:13] <Nublet> ok brb whilst I restart
[14:13] <Nublet> wont be long
[14:14] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, yes, but I saw it recommended to edit what shows up in unity. If that's not it, then what is?
[14:14] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  i havent followed, you want to add custum launchers to the unity bar?
[14:14] <dr_willis> i tend to use a gnome menu indicator applet. so alacarte works for me there
[14:14] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, yes exactly
[14:15] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, the aim is to have some launchers that start programs with some parameters
[14:15] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  here's how you do it http://danielj.se/2011/04/28/how-to-add-a-launcher-to-the-unity-launcher-bar/
[14:15] <`Korvin> hey my kubuntu partition is failing to load the gui
[14:15] <dr_willis> you can make a .desktop file anywherr i thought. then drag it to tbe launvher
[14:15] <jayar> how do i dl a tar.gz from remote ssh?
[14:15] <ikonia> jayar: scp
[14:16] <jayar> tnx
[14:16] <dr_willis> scp is handy
[14:16] <`Korvin> it says that kdm is running fine, but I have to switch to ctrl alt f1
[14:16] <lin> hi
[14:16] <`Korvin> is there any way to kickstart the desktop environment?
[14:16] <dr_willis> startx.  starts x
[14:16] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, my freshly installed 11.10 desktop doesn't have a "create launcher" in the context menu
[14:17] <ikonia> `Korvin: sure, kickstart works with desktop pages, the same as server
[14:17] <Nublet> almoxarife, restarted and still no luck my network manager shows wireless as "Device not ready" :(
[14:17] <operatorplik> halllo
[14:17] <`Korvin> ikonia, is that a command?
[14:17] <ikonia> no
[14:17] <`Korvin> derp
[14:17] <ikonia> `Korvin: what do you mean by "kickstart"
[14:18] <almoxarife> Nublet: pastebin dmesg
[14:18] <`Korvin> my boot stalls just before kdm takes over
[14:18] <Nublet> ok
[14:18] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric steps 3-4-5 in the tutorial
[14:18] <`Korvin> I see the init script of ctrl alt f7
[14:18] <ikonia> `Korvin: what do you mean by stalls
[14:18] <`Korvin> I don't ever see a gui
[14:18] <ikonia> `Korvin: does the gui ever start ?
[14:18] <`Korvin> no
[14:18] <`Korvin> yes
[14:18] <`Korvin> kdm starts
[14:18] <`Korvin> but I don't ever see the gui
[14:18] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, um, duh. got it, thank you. Now to try it out...
[14:18] <FloodBot1> `Korvin: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:18] <ikonia> `Korvin: ok, you need to login to kdm to get a gui up
[14:19] <Nublet> here you go almoxarife  http://pastebin.com/kYvjiaFD
[14:19] <`Korvin> I can't interact with it ikonia
[14:19] <`Korvin> f7 never gives the login
[14:19] <ikonia> `Korvin: what do you mean you can't interact with it
[14:19] <`Korvin> just sits on the init script
[14:19] <ikonia> `Korvin: f7 ?
[14:19] <`Korvin> ctrl alt f7
[14:19] <ikonia> `Korvin: where are you seeing kdm ?
[14:19] <`Korvin> top
[14:19] <ikonia> what ?
[14:19] <ikonia> top of what
[14:20] <`Korvin> the process manager -.
[14:20] <EvilResistance> ikonia:  the program `top`
[14:20] <ikonia> process manager ??
[14:20] <ikonia> EvilResistance: ooooh
[14:20] <`Korvin> I tried sudo service kdm restart
[14:20] <`Korvin> said it restarted
[14:20] <`Korvin> nothing on f7
[14:20] <ikonia> `Korvin: so where / what tty is kdm running on ?
[14:20] <EvilResistance> ctrl+alt+f7
[14:20] <`Korvin> yeah EvilResistance
[14:21] <ikonia> kdm must be running on something
[14:21] <nujabes> does anyone have any experience with enlightenment on ubuntu?
[14:21] <`Korvin> idk ikonia
[14:21] <EvilResistance> my scrollbacks are a bit crapish today, what version of ubuntu are you running, `Korvin?
[14:21] <`Korvin> kubuntu 11.10
[14:21] <Nublet> any idea almoxarife
[14:21] <EvilResistance> hm
[14:21] <johnjacobjinger> i have  a foldre inside a users ~ directory that I'm trying to access via samba share, and I am able to get into the user's home directory but none of the subfolders... any one have any idea how I can grant access to samba users to the subfolder
[14:21] <ikonia> `Korvin: kill kdm
[14:21] <`Korvin> env didn't change
[14:21] <`Korvin> tried stop and start
[14:22] <`Korvin> you want a kill?
[14:22] <ikonia> why not
[14:22] <`Korvin> I'm booted into a windows partition
[14:22] <`Korvin> itl take a bit for me to test
[14:22] <`Korvin> so give a few more ideas
[14:23] <ikonia> `Korvin: sorry, I don't work like that, I work through the problem, rather than firing random things
[14:23] <EvilResistance> ^
[14:23] <almoxarife> Nublet: nope, you did run the command as shown?
[14:23] <johnjacobjinger> also i've set up FTP and for some odd reason i have a user who tried to upload less than 1GB and it took over 6 hours... any reason anyone can imagine that FTP would take this long?
[14:23] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, followup to that: What if I don't want the application to stay in the launcher and just to be found in the dash?
[14:23] <Nublet> yeah I copied and pasted exactly what you said
[14:23] <goldins> i
[14:23] <`Korvin> well ikonia, if stop/start didn't work, why would kill be any different?
[14:24] <johnjacobjinger> i have a 100mbps download and he has a 25mbps upload
[14:24] <almoxarife> Nublet: what type of usb wifi is it?
[14:24] <EvilResistance> `Korvin:  start/stop might not actually *kill* the process, if the process is nonresponsive killing the process and starting it manually might work
[14:24] <Nublet> I dont know
[14:24] <`Korvin> derp, I'll try it
[14:24] <johnjacobjinger> so i should have been able to download alot faster
[14:24] <Nublet> its built in, inside the nettop
[14:24] <Nublet> the actual nettop is a MSI Wind Box dc100
[14:25] <Nublet> It seems to be pretty sealed up to, like no screws etc so dont fancy my chances of cracking it open to try find the wifi card to see what model it is lol
[14:25] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  try just adding it in ~/.local/share/application, without dragging it to the launcher
[14:26] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, that's where they already are - alacarte put them there. yet unity dash doesn't see them
[14:27] <almoxarife> Nublet: what version of ubuntu?
[14:27] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  strange, no further advice, maybe someone else knows
[14:27] <Nublet> 10.4 LTS
[14:27] <Aufwind> Hello dear nice guys, I need some help to set up a ssh-server (default would be sufficient for me) on my ubuntu machine (fresh installed Ubuntu 10.11). I can ssh to a machine let's call it B but I can not connect back per ssh from machine B to my machine. It always tells me: "host blubb port 22: Connection timed out" where blubb is the hostname of my machine.
[14:28] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  apt-get install openssh-server
[14:28] <Jaybird> Ok I am new. Very confused and not technical. Not even sure if I am in the right place....
[14:28] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Already did that. :-)
[14:28] <MonkeyDust> Aufwind  you need both ssh server and ssh client
[14:28] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  make sure you have the ports open, and make sure you're specifying the right IP
[14:28] <Jaybird> but am trying to get a new os onto a laptop
[14:28] <Sidewinder1> Jaybird, Just ask and we'll see what we can do..
[14:28] <dr_willis> default works fir me
[14:29] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, the command (I did some googling before) `sudo service ssh status` yields: ssh start/running, process 966, that means ssh server is ready, right?
[14:29] <dime01> Hi all
[14:29] <dr_willis> Aufwind:  yes
[14:29] <Jaybird> OK my acer  aspire 6930 - windows died. Acer want to charge £52 I do not have for their restore disk.
[14:29] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, I installed Gufw and disabled the firewall. Same results.
[14:29] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  yes, on machine B, how are you trying to connect to machine A?
[14:29] <dr_willis> Aufwind:  try ssh localhost
[14:30] <EvilResistance> (A being the machine you're having issues with()
[14:30] <Jaybird> My friend thinks it is possible to install a free os and then get into the hd ( I know I will have lost anything not backed up and don't care)
[14:30] <Aufwind> dr_willis, ssh localhost works fine.
[14:30] <dime01> It seems that I have a problem of permission with java plugin for firefox
[14:30] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, by ssh myloginnamne@myip
[14:30] <dr_willis> Jaybird:  yes
[14:30] <Jaybird> I went to the ubuntu site and downloaded what I thought was the os
[14:31] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  are the two machines on the same network, or separate networks?
[14:31] <pfifo> Jaybird, you can use a livecd to make a backup of your drive first (if you have a place to back it up)
[14:31] <MonkeyDust> Jaybird  you need the .iso
[14:31] <Jaybird> but when I try to open it it says that the  free version is expiered
[14:31] <Jaybird> expired...
[14:31] <sean_> pos
[14:31] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, same networks. connection from A to B works but not the reverse.
[14:31] <dime01> When I run Firefox under root I have Java plugins enable (seen in about:plugins) whereas I run it under the install user Java is not enabled
[14:31] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Sorry for my horrible english, I am no native speaker/writer. :-)
[14:31] <dime01> Any idea ?
[14:32] <MonkeyDust> Jaybird  ubuntu 11.10 ?
[14:32] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  you're speaking quite well :P
[14:32] <dr_willis> Jaybird:  all ubuntus are free
[14:32] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, They should be. Since the machine B is sshable from machine A.
[14:32] <Nublet> almoxarife, you think this is something I am going to have too much trouble with? Its something I should just leave and maybe buy a cheap usb wireless adapter that works with ubuntu?
[14:32] <Nublet> or do you have anymore ideas?
[14:32] <Jaybird> well that is odd..I have the whole thing burned to a disk and it tells me it is no longer free
[14:32] <dr_willis> Jaybird:  what did yiu fownload exactly
[14:32] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Thank you [Sir, Madame], for this compliment!  :D
[14:32] <Jaybird> oh dear....what did I get
[14:32] <pfifo> Jaybird, ubuntu is free and never expires, you need this file http://www.ubuntu.com/start-download?distro=desktop&bits=32&release=latest
[14:32] <Jaybird> hang on
[14:32] <Jaybird> sorry it is hard to keep up will be back in a mo with the info
[14:33] <almoxarife> Nublet: I think I would get the current ubuntu, at least 11.04/11.10 and try installing it
[14:33] <Pessimist> Where can I find info about performance with ATI GPUs in Ubuntu?
[14:33] <Aufwind> Any ideas, what I can check next?
[14:33] <dr_willis> use the link above if you got a 32 bit mschine Jaybird
[14:33] <carl__> Anyone able to assist with an apache question by chance?
[14:33] <Nublet> Hmm ok, I think I will leave the wireless for now I really dont like Unity or Gnome 3 :(
[14:33] <Jaybird> ok I downloaded ubuntu 11.10 desktop
[14:34] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  on machine A, can you do ssh localhost, and see if it'll work?
[14:34] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, I did and it works great!
[14:34] <Nublet> I can use a wired connection, I will maybe try the next LTS of Ubuntu when it is released and see if the live cd of that works with wireless
[14:34] <MonkeyDust> Jaybird  32 or 64bit? 32bit runs on any hanrdware, 64bit only on 64bit hardware
[14:34] <EvilResistance> hmm
[14:34] <dr_willis> Jaybird:  where does it say expired at
[14:34] <Jaybird> hang on and will open it and tell you
[14:34] <Nublet> thank you for your time though
[14:35] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Isn't it the case, that if machine A can acces machine B by ssh, then it is not a "network/router config problem? And machine B should be able to access machine A by SSH, too?
[14:35] <almoxarife> Nublet: live dangerous, install 12.04 plasma-desktop
[14:35] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  not necessarily the case
[14:35] <MonkeyDust> live dangerously: get married
[14:35] <Nublet> lol ubuntu with kde?
[14:35] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  random crap happens XD
[14:35] <Jaybird> wierd it says "roxio this version has expired."
[14:35] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  gimme a sec
[14:35] <Jaybird> oh....is that the burner and if so...why did it burn the cd???
[14:35] <Nublet> lol MonkeyDust, marry did not work for me xD
[14:35] <pfifo> Jaybird, your CD authoring software has expired
[14:35] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Sure!
[14:36] <Nublet> got hopelessly rejected last year lol >.<
[14:36] <MonkeyDust> what's roxio?
[14:36] <Nublet> that was too dangerous for my liking :P
[14:36] <Jaybird> ok can anyone tell me what to use to author the cd - that would make sense. I assume I can find a new burner then burn the download I have again?
[14:36] <almoxarife> Nublet: oh dear, perhaps you need to stick to 10.04
[14:36] <Nublet> lol
[14:36] <Nublet> maybe
[14:37] <pfifo> Jaybird, wht not just use what you currently have?
[14:37] <dime01> Nobody could help me ?
[14:37] <Jaybird> because it has expired
[14:37] <MonkeyDust> dime01  start by asking a question
[14:37] <pfifo> Jaybird, and? give it your credit card number
[14:37] <Jaybird> I am sorry I find the fact there are so many conversations going on a bit confusing
[14:38] <Pici> !who | Jyothis
[14:38]  * Pici fails
[14:38] <Jaybird> I would not give something I downloaded my credit card unless I had checked it was genuine
[14:38] <Sidewinder1> !who | Jaybird can make things a little more readable.
[14:38] <dime01> MonkeyDust Its already done
[14:38] <Pici> Jaybird: Just prefix your message with the person you are talking to, and the person who is talking to you will do the same.
 ah ic. like this
[14:39] <Sidewinder1> Pici, Beat 'ya. ;-)
[14:39] <Pici> Jaybird: aye
[14:39] <dime01> MonkeyDust,  When I run Firefox under root I have Java plugins enable (seen in about:plugins) whereas I run it under the install user Java is not enabled
[14:39] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  can you do sudo iptables -L, and pastebin the output?
[14:39] <MonkeyDust> dime01  are you using sun-java or open-java?
 ok
[14:40] <almoxarife> dime01: under 'root'? because?
[14:40] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  i want to make sure its actually clearing the firewall
[14:40] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  because i'm getting mixed results on my test machine here
[14:40] <dime01> MonkeyDust, Humm I made the install manually
[14:40] <opamp> Hi, using 11,10, I am addin a new monitor to my laptop but unable to set it to highest config. The selected configuration for displays could not be applied. Requested position/size for CRTC 71 is outside the allowed limit: position=(1920, 0), size=(1366, 768), maximum=(1920, 1920).
[14:40] <dime01> MonkeyDust, using sudo sometimes
[14:40] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Sure, give me a sec.
[14:40] <Sidewinder1> dime01, IMHO running FF with root privileges is not the best idea..
[14:40] <`Korvin> didn't work EvilResistance / ikonia
[14:41] <dime01> amoxrife : yes using sudo to install manually
[14:41] <`Korvin> I even installed gdm to see if thatd work
[14:41] <Jaybird> So can anyone tell me what to use to burn the cd to get the ubuntu working..windows vista home
[14:41] <dime01> Sidewinder1 : what is IMHO ?
[14:41] <`Korvin> in my humble opinion dime01
 I know that! In my humble opinion...
[14:41] <Sidewinder1> dime01, In My Humble Opinion.
[14:42] <MonkeyDust> Jaybird  better ask in ##windows (double #) what windows programs there are
[14:42] <EvilResistance> fooey, i have class shortly... Aufwind, i'll still take that pastebin, but i might not get to it immediately, i have to disappear over to class :/
 is that a chat room or what?
[14:42] <dime01> Thks all, but It's why I ask this question
[14:42] <Sidewinder1> dime01, But, as my wife says, sometimes my advice is worth exactly what I charge for it. :-)
[14:42] <MonkeyDust> Jaybird  yes
[14:42] <almoxarife> dime01: so it's a test machine and you are using root and a user account to .......... stuff?
[14:43] <dime01> How can I do to use Firefox with java without launchiing firefox under root
 ah do you have a link it is years since I used a chat thingy
[14:43] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Still there?
[14:43] <MonkeyDust> Jaybird  type /join ##windows
[14:43] <Jaybird> Thank you all
 Thanks
[14:43] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  for the next 6 minutes, or so, yes, but i'm out the door in 6 minutes, wont be back until I get my wifi back on campus
[14:43] <Sidewinder1> Jaybird, FF should run java just fine without running from root.
[14:44] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, If you want I can login back later on.
[14:44] <MonkeyDust> Jaybird  don't say it's for ubuntu, just tell them it's for a cd or dvd
[14:44] <dime01> almoxarife : Im a web developper, I just install ubuntu (5 days), and I encountered problems using an applet
[14:44] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, If you could tell me a time.
[14:44] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  no, i'll take the pastebin now
[14:44] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, http://codepad.org/uslslbDi
[14:44] <EvilResistance> it takes 3 minutes to walk to campus, another minute to turn on the wifi xD
[14:44] <dime01> So I try several things install / uninstall java / firefox
[14:44] <Zaitzev> apparently Adobe Flash 11 has native 64-bit support, but where do I find and install it?
[14:44] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Ah, I undestand. ^^
[14:44] <Zaitzev> and I'm using Google Chrome..
[14:44] <dime01> and Now I can run this fuc**ng applet
  what is FF?
[14:44] <MonkeyDust> firefox
[14:45] <Sidewinder1> oops, wrong nick; sorry.
[14:45] <dime01> But only using firefox under root
[14:45] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  in Gufw, Add > Simple > Allow In Both 22
[14:45] <`Korvin> EvilResistance, any idea?
[14:45] <Sidewinder1> FF=Firefox.
[14:45] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  the firewall is still enabled, so its blocking traffic
 ok thank you I am off to try that.
[14:45] <user82> hope its not to OT: short question about kernel compiling. can i compile a intel atom kernel on a intel core2duo or will gcc automatically optimize it for the cpu its running on currently?
[14:45] <`Korvin> I'm guessing its the nvidia driver that isn't letting it boot up
[14:45] <sipior> Zaitzev: try "about:plugins" in google chrome. you may already have it.
[14:45] <dime01> So at the end, I Installed java using this tuto : http://blog.tersmitten.nl/archives/829
[14:45] <Zaitzev> sipior: i don't.
[14:45] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Allow in anywhere 22?
[14:45] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  (Gufw is a graphical frontend to ufw, which is an "uncomplicated firewall" that uses iptables as its base, hence why I asked for iptables -L)
[14:45] <Pessimist> Where can I find info about performance with ATI GPUs in Ubuntu?
[14:46] <Zaitzev> sipior: I have the version 10, and it simply stopped working for me
[14:46] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  yeah that'll work
[14:46] <MonkeyDust> dime01  java is in the repos / software center
[14:46] <sipior> Zaitzev: and you're running the latest chrome?
[14:46] <pfifo> user82, you can compile a kernel for any architecture using any architecture so long as gcc supports both architectures
[14:46] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, those entry was already there... :-/
[14:46] <Zaitzev> sipior: yes I am
[14:46] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  really?
[14:46] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Yeah!22 ALLOW IN ANYWHERE and ... ANYWHERE(v6)
[14:46] <user82> pfifo, how can i tell gcc to optimize it for intel atom(or will it automatically be done when i choose "intel atom" as cpu type in the kernel config)
[14:46] <dime01> and now MonkeyDust : Yes I know but with this version firefox crashes when it try to load the applet of my website
[14:46] <pfifo> user82, thats too OT
[14:47] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, FROM
[14:47] <sipior> Zaitzev: ah well, you might try here: http://www.ubunturoot.com/2011/07/how-to-install-flash-player-11-beta-for.html
[14:47] <Aufwind> TO ACTION FROM would be the legend, I mean. :-)
[14:47] <user82> right ok
[14:47] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, I hope you understand. ^^
[14:47] <MonkeyDust> dime01  so you ruined your pc for just one custom applet to work?
[14:47] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  you're using the advanced one to set that *shrugs*  Yeah i do.  Do me a favor and uncheck the "Enabled" tickmark in Gufw
[14:47] <EvilResistance> then try to ssh from box B to box A again
[14:47] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, You mean switch to off?
[14:48] <Zaitzev> sipior: I would assume removing Flash 10 first is good, but how do I do that? (and to answer the obvious question, yes I am a Linux-noob)
[14:48] <EvilResistance> mhm, just to test
[14:48] <EvilResistance> to make sure its not Gufw being stupid
[14:48] <dime01> MonkeyDust : lol yes you can say thah but this applet is the heart of the web application Im working on
[14:48] <EvilResistance> (if turning of Gufw fixes this, then Gufw is being stupid)
[14:49] <sipior> Zaitzev: shouldn't be necessary.
[14:49] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, does not work... :-(
[14:49] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, ssh: connect to host my_ip port 22: Connection timed out
[14:49] <Zaitzev> sipior: not even for the sake of keeping the system somewhat clean?
[14:49] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  pastebin the output of sudo netstat --numeric --programs --listening --verbose | grep ssh
[14:50]  * EvilResistance is temporarily offline while in transit
[14:50] <rad_daemon> hello
[14:50] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, http://codepad.org/RoAve8zb
[14:50] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Here you go
[14:51] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Seems like weard stuff to me. :-)
[14:51] <Pessimist> Where can I find info about performance with ATI GPUs in Ubuntu?
[14:52] <Pessimist> Last I used Ubuntu with AMD/ATI cards, performance was very bad
[14:53] <Kitty_> ppl can someone tell me how to install google  earth on gnome or send me a link
[14:53] <Kitty_> :)
[14:53] <giuseppelamalfa_> Hi, i installed a .deb package, but i don't know how to open the  application in it
[14:54] <milligan> Got a lucid server that I have set up a static IP on. Yet, the machine still gets a new IP .. presumably from DHCP. What could be doiung that ?
[14:55] <`Korvin> can anyone help me? my nvidia driver is preventing my desktop manager from starting
[14:56] <pfifo> milligan, most likely you setup your static IP in the wrong place
[14:56] <milligan> hmm /etc/network/interfaces has always done the trick before..
[14:56] <Pici> giuseppelamalfa_: you can use dpkg -L to show you where the deb put files.  dpkg -L packagename
[14:56] <Fraz> hey
[14:56] <Fraz> ive just installed ubuntu. its my first time away from windows
[14:56] <pfifo> milligan, if your using netwrok manager then thats wrong
[14:57] <Fraz> how to i install stuff:o
[14:57] <milligan> pfifo, I didn't install network manager.. is that something that's gotten included by default .. ?
[14:57] <giuseppelamalfa_> And then what?
[14:57] <faLUCE>  hi. ubuntu 11.10 is supported until...?
[14:57] <queency> tnx all for helping
[14:57] <pfifo> milligan, why not just look and see if its running?
[14:57] <Pici> faLUCE: April 2013
[14:58] <Fraz> i downloaded xchat and its a .rpm file
[14:58] <Fraz> what is .rpm and what do you do with it
[14:58] <Zaitzev> sipior: Even though it says "Browser: Firefox" on the Adobe Flash Player 11 download page, it will work with Google Chrome?
[14:58] <giuseppelamalfa_> Pici: Then what should i do?
[14:58] <faLUCE> Pici: after this date, repositories will not be manteined?
[14:58] <faLUCE> what happens?
[14:58] <`Korvin> Fraz, you can install xchat with apt-get
[14:58] <milligan> pfifo, no process named anything with network, manag or mgr running
[14:58] <`Korvin> sudo apt-get install xchat
[14:59] <Fraz> whats apt-get
[14:59] <Pici> !eol | faLUCE this should explain things.
[14:59] <Jyothis> ubottu: I am not sure if I spoke here
[14:59] <Jyothis> haha
[14:59] <Pici> Jyothis: My fault, I redirected a factoid to you accidentally.
[14:59] <Jyothis> :)
[14:59] <Jyothis> No problem
[14:59] <Pici> Fraz: If this is your first time using Ubuntu, then the Software Center is probably the best way to install software. Just search for xchat in there.
[15:00] <Fraz> okay thanks
[15:00] <Fraz> brb
[15:00] <pfifo> milligan, sudo dpkg -l | grep network-manager
[15:00] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Back again?
[15:00] <Peppe01> How i can create a shortcut to an application installed via .deb package?
[15:00] <faLUCE> I don't understand what "End of Life (EOL)" means
[15:00] <milligan> pfifo, not installed
[15:00] <jbwiv> guys, I have an executable I've compiled on ubuntu 11.10 but need to run it on 10.04. I've used ldd to determine necessary shared obj files and copied each of them into its directory, and then I've tested it in chroot to make sure those are all it needs (adjusting LD_LIBRARY_PATH accordingly). However, when I run it on 10.04 I get a segmentation fault. Is there something I've missed here? Is it because 11.10 uses a later version of gcc? Something else?
[15:01] <Pici> faLUCE: Did you read the links there?
[15:01] <Jyothis> faLUCE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-of-life_(product)
[15:01] <ikonia> jbwiv: run gbd against it to get a better idea
[15:01] <pfifo> milligan, paste bin your /etc/network/interfaces
[15:01] <faLUCE> Pici: sorry, I read only the first one
[15:01] <MonkeyDust> faLUCE  EOL means it is no longer supported, no updates anymore
[15:02] <user1> hi,mic not working in ubuntu 11.10
[15:02] <jbwiv> ikonia, you mean gdb?
[15:02] <uictamale> hey all.. I have ntp installed and it's running, but my computer keeps drifting pretty far.  I just ran ntpdate and it was off by over a minute.  Any ideas?
[15:02] <faLUCE> MonkeyDust: ok, but are the repositories still active?
[15:03] <MonkeyDust> faLUCE  not sure http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/
[15:03] <user1> hi, how to fix input volume (MIC) in ubuntu 11.10
[15:03] <Peppe01> Pici, after that what i must do?
[15:03] <Pici> Peppe01: I don't know, what are you trying to run?
[15:03] <Peppe01> i wanted to run bit.trip.runner
[15:04] <Peppe01> i know where are the files, but i don't know how to run it
[15:04] <Zaitzev> not that "installing" flash player 11 did anything...
[15:04]  * Zaitzev gives up
[15:05] <MonkeyDust> Zaitzev  what was your initial question?
[15:05] <Pici> Peppe01: Can you pastebin the output that you got?
[15:06] <Zaitzev> MonkeyDust: Adobe Flash stopped working in my Google Chrome browser recently, and I mentioned Flash 11 which has 64-bit native support. I THINK I have installed it now, but it's still not working..
[15:06] <BrandonBolton> Hello guys, I am having trouble connecting to Ubuntu server via ssh or webmin.
[15:07] <jbwiv> ikonia, if I set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH that way, even gdb segfaults
[15:07] <Zaitzev> MonkeyDust: In chrome://plugins it says "Flash - Version: 11.1 r102" yet I can't play flash videos on for example metacafe
[15:07] <MonkeyDust> Zaitzev  if it's for Youtube, try this http://www.youtube.com/html5
[15:07] <pfifo> !webmin | BrandonBolton
[15:08] <lost_eden> I've just booted the live on an x96 tablet which has an accelerometer/g-meter in it - how might I go about identifying it? I can't seem to see anything that might be it in lsusb/lspci
[15:08] <izinucs> After coming out of suspend, the top bar (whatever they're calling it these days) is pixelated corrupted.  HOw do I reset it?
[15:08] <Zaitzev> MonkeyDust: And to add to my confusion, it looks like flash is "loaded" or whatever. The area where the video is showing doesn't show a "flash is not installed" message.
[15:09] <Peppe01> Here: /usr/share/bit.trip.runner/Shaders/skinnedunlit00.aeshader
[15:09] <Peppe01> /usr/share/bit.trip.runner/Effects
[15:09] <Peppe01> /usr/share/bit.trip.runner/Effects/General.aeefx
[15:09] <Peppe01> /usr/share/bit.trip.runner/Effects/CvTrails.aeefx
[15:09] <Peppe01> /usr/share/bit.trip.runner/RUNNER.tga
[15:09] <Peppe01> /usr/share/bit.trip.runner/Models
[15:09] <FloodBot1> Peppe01: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:09] <BrandonBolton> pfifo, even before I installed webmin? I couldn't even ssh into it.
[15:10] <pfifo> BrandonBolton, you should reinstall, leaving webmin out, so that it is a supported configuration
[15:10] <Fraz> yayz
[15:10] <BrandonBolton> pfifo, alright I will try that right now.
[15:10] <Fraz> thats irc installed....
[15:10] <Fraz> now why is my mouse sensetivity so high
[15:11] <Fraz> its on the lowest in the settings
[15:11] <Pici> Peppe01: http://paste.ubuntu.com
[15:11] <MonkeyDust> Zaitzev  I use Chromium, works fine, maybe this link helps http://www.thewwwblog.com/install-flash-player-google-chrome-browser.html
[15:11] <leOn> hello
[15:11] <Zaitzev> MonkeyDust, uh, that's for windows
[15:12] <Zaitzev> AND it's Flash 10
[15:12] <MonkeyDust> Zaitzev  correct I was too fast ;)
[15:12] <Zaitzev> and I'm not using Chromium
[15:14] <Zaitzev> MonkeyDust: I also have libflashplayer.so in /opt/google/chrome/plugins (the new one from the Flash 11 tarball)
[15:14] <leOn> i'm not being able to find any bug report that resembles the problem i'm experiencing. In 11.10, sometimes after i minimize and maximize a window i "loose" the title bar and close/max/min buttons. It appears that the whole window is shifted up and the tittle bar is overlaped by the top panel. Any ideas how to correct this?
[15:14] <Fraz> how do i open a terminal
[15:15] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  i wanted to make sure SSH was listening for connections :P
[15:15] <izinucs> How do I reset/restart the top bar in Unity? You can see what it looks like here.. http://min.us/mSC4Dk23q
[15:15] <Zaitzev> Fraz: click on the Dash-button, type in terminal
[15:15] <Fraz> cheers
[15:15] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  given that its listening for connections on port 22, and given that you can SSH in locally on the box itself, i'm thinking its something in your network blocking it, at least locally
[15:15] <MonkeyDust> Zaitzev I only find help for old flash and ubuntu versions, or for chromium, maybe someone else has better advice or you should use chromium to get things done
[15:15] <EvilResistance> either that, or your firewall is being stupid
[15:15] <Zaitzev> izinucs: Try unity --reset in terminal
[15:16] <Jyothis> leOn: does menu bar and buttons reappear if you hover at the top end of the screen?
[15:16] <ryannathans> is a Mellanox MHEA28-XSC PCI-E express Infiniband Host Adapter natively supported?
[15:16] <Zaitzev> it's stupid if I have to change a browser to get something as dumb as flash working.
[15:16] <Pessimist> Since #flash is unavailable then I'll ask here: Where can I find old Adobe Flash browser plugin versions (for Windows and/or Ubuntu)?
[15:16] <Zaitzev> Pessimist: adobe.com ?
[15:17] <pfifo> Pessimist, actually i think its macromedia.com, look in the developers section
[15:17] <Jyothis> Pessimist: why do you need the old versions again?
[15:17] <izinucs> Zaitzev: Thanks that worked.. took a while and I thought it was logging me out because of all the screen changes .. but thanks :)
[15:17] <Zaitzev> Pessimist: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14266.html ..
[15:17] <Zaitzev> izinucs: np :)
[15:17] <leOn> Jyothis: don't think so ... i'm only able to correct it after i double click right under the top panel, since it resizes the window and them i double click it again to maximize.
[15:18] <Jyothis> O hmm. thats odd.
[15:18] <leOn> Jyothis: seems as if the title bar is going right under the top panel, when it shouldn't
[15:18] <Jyothis> Ok. does that happen for all windows?
[15:18] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, welcome back. :-)
[15:19] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, What would you suggest me doing?
[15:19] <nishttal2> hi .. my fresh Ubuntu installation was working great till I rebooted and now I am stuck at the grub> prompt.. why would that happen and how can I fix it
[15:19] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  standby, fixing a lag issue on my end
[15:20] <gvo> nishttal2: what happens if you press enter?
[15:20] <nishttal2> gvo, i get the same grub> prompt back
[15:20] <leOn> and i'm not the only one experiencing this .. a colleague of mine says it's happening the same thing with him. As for which windows .. maybe it's beacause it's what i use more .. but i do see it happening more with chromium-browser and the terminal windows. More with chromium, actually.
[15:20] <ryannathans> is a Mellanox MHEA28-XSC PCI-E express Infiniband Host Adapter natively supported?
[15:20] <pfifo> nishttal2, did you installl using a liveUSB ?
[15:21] <nishttal2> gvo, when i press TAB.. i get a screenfull of commands i can choose from
[15:21] <nishttal2> pfifo, yes
[15:21] <Jyothis> Ok leOn.
[15:21] <nishttal2> pfifo, however, i was able to reboot several times without issue..
[15:21] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Sure!
[15:21] <pfifo> nishttal2, you might have put grub's config files on the usb by accident, hell you might of installed the whole thing on the usb. try plugging it back in and see what happens
[15:22] <leOn> Jyothis: from what i know we're using stock setup, with unity, etc
[15:22] <gvo> pfifo nishttal2 good point, did you have the usb plugged in when you rebooted?
[15:22] <Jyothis> Ok, all updates applied?
[15:22] <Jyothis> leOn: ^
[15:23] <nishttal2> gvo, pfifo I have 2 disks and setup RAD0 on 2 volumes (grub was installed on this) and RAID 1 on other 2 volumes (no grub on this)
[15:24] <nishttal2> gvo, pfifo no everything was installed on md0 (RAID0 drive, with sda1 and sdb1 as underlying disks)
[15:24] <gvo> type in boot at the grub prompt
[15:25] <pfifo> nishttal2, do you have /boot as a seperate partition on a non-raid device?
[15:25] <leOn> Jyothis: yep, to the day ... i also notice that if i minimize->maximize a chromium window i get the overlaped top panel. If then i change focus to another window with alt+tab and return focus again to the chromium window with alt-tab, the title bar is correct
[15:25] <nishttal2> pfifo, no i dont
[15:25] <`Korvin> EvilResistance, I was able to get the gui working, heres what I had to do:
[15:25] <gvo> What distro?
[15:25] <nishttal2> pfifo, gvo i dont have any partition that is NOT RAIDED
[15:25] <pfifo> nishttal2, is thei sofraid, fakeraid or realraid?
[15:25] <`Korvin> kill [k|g]dm uninstall nvidia driver, install nvidia driver start kdm
[15:25] <nishttal2> pfifo, gvo software raid
[15:26] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  i'm unsure what to do at this point, it could be anything interfering with your SSH connectivity, outbound blocking on machine B, SSH not properly listening on port 22 on Machine A (unlikely per the netstat)
[15:26] <leOn> so apparently the "shift up" is only happening on the initial redraw of the maximizing window
[15:26] <pfifo> nishttal2, for soft raid, a non raid /boot is REQUIRED
[15:26] <nishttal2> pfifo, gvo.. i used the alternate ubuntu disk to create/configure raid
[15:26] <uictamale> hey all.. I have ntp installed and it's running, but my computer keeps drifting pretty far.  I just ran ntpdate and it was off by over a minute.  Any ideas?
[15:26] <nishttal2> pfifo, gvo REALLY?? wow that must be it then.. why would it let me install without complaining???
[15:26] <Jyothis> nishttal2 / pfifo - I had a similar issue and had to force installer to create a 100 MB /boot by hand to get things really starting for 11.10
[15:26] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, I understand, the outbound blocking could be checked id I tryed to log onto my machine(A) from another machine C, right?
[15:27] <pfifo> nishttal2, grub is not running properly because it doesnt know anything about RAID, and its configs are on the raid
[15:27] <leOn> Jyothis: didn't put your name on the last message, hope you don't miss it =)
[15:27] <gvo> nishttal2: what distro?
[15:27] <nishttal2> pfifo, Jyothis aaah.. man i tried installing 3 times with the same issue.. now I know
[15:27] <nishttal2> gvo, 11.10
[15:27] <Jyothis> leOn: saw that - sounds like a bug :)
[15:27] <gvo> nishttal2: OK what happens if you type "boot"?
[15:28] <dime01> yes I fix it !!!!!
[15:28] <nishttal2> pfifo, Jyothis, gvo so do i need to reinstall the whole thing OR is there a way i can repartition??
[15:28] <nishttal2> gvo, i dont have access to the box at the moment.. will try once i reach home
[15:29] <pfifo> nishttal2, you could, copy the /boot on the raid to a suitable place. its probably more trouble than its worth if you dont have any daya to preserve yet
[15:29] <Jyothis> I went with a reinstall as I didnt have patience to try fixing it on the fly and I dont count myself an expert in that
[15:29] <gvo> As pifo says it's not nice to run /boot part on anything other than a normal partitions.
[15:29] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, sshing my machine from a machine C does not seem to work either
[15:29] <gvo> nishttal2: I'd start over.
[15:29] <leOn> Jyothis: just tried on a bunch of windows, it's happening with them all. It's not application specific
[15:29] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, drives me crazy, I hope I am not bugging you.
[15:30] <nishttal2> gvo, pfifo.. OK but is there way to boot up for now.. so i can copy some data back
[15:30] <Jyothis> Ok, I would say if you cant find a bug, file one :)
[15:30] <Jyothis> nishttal2: use a live distro
[15:30] <zykotick9> uictamale: do you have ntpd setup/running?  "ps aux | grep ntpd"
[15:30] <leOn> nishttal2: use sysrescuecd
[15:30] <gvo> nishttal2: maybe a boot or do what Jyothis  says.
[15:30] <pfifo> nishttal2, no, but you can use a liveCD and then mount the raid by hand to copy /boot
[15:30] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  then the issue is Machine A.
[15:30] <uictamale> zykotick9: yup.
[15:31] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  if you can, can you do me a favor, and (1) disable Gufw, and (2) do sudo iptables -F
[15:31] <EvilResistance> then try
[15:31] <Jyothis> leOn: Ok, I would say if you cant find a bug, file one :)
[15:31] <_Marcus> Is there a changelog for mysql-server anywhere?
[15:31] <nishttal2> gvo, pfifo, Jyothis, leOn : ok thanks guys.. btw.. does /boot partition mean i install the OS on there or just boot loader?
[15:31] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, sure, You are the one who is doing the favors here. ;-)
[15:31] <`Korvin> I have an HDD with ubuntu on it, I need to get a file from /home/derp, however, my home dir is encrypted on that hdd, how can I access those files?
[15:31] <pfifo> nishttal2, I myself use encrypted root, and i have my /boot burned to a CD for security, you could do the same
[15:32] <Jyothis> nishttal2: boot only
[15:32] <leOn> Jyothis: http://askubuntu.com/questions/107787/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-is-there-a-way-to-fix-the-maximize-window-malfunction
[15:32] <pfifo> nishttal2, /boot is only your kernel/initrd and grub's configs
[15:32] <droid-0854> Kor cryptkeeper?
[15:32] <leOn> looks like it's something prior to 11.10
[15:32] <unkr> hey i m unable to start vmware workstation 8.0.1  in kernel 3.2.1    any one help me ???
[15:32] <gvo> nishttal2: when you set up partitions just make a /boot and a / partition, the install will take care of putting the right stuff in the right places
[15:32] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, disabling Gufw by this Gui-thing? Switch to Off?
[15:32] <Jyothis> leOn: ok, good to know
[15:32] <nishttal2> pfifo, encrypted home is another can of worms... i will often have to remote in to that box.. so then I would have to keep my private key in an unencrypted folder that defeats the purpose and is too much hassle
[15:32] <EvilResistance> Aufwind:  yes.
[15:33] <EvilResistance> be right back, got to get some lunch
[15:33] <`Korvin> droid-0854, would that decrypt the directory?
[15:33] <pfifo> nishttal2, right, im just saying you 'could' put /boot on a cd even though your not using encryption, it will work for raid too
[15:33] <lost_eden> nobody got experience with accelerometers? 'find \sys -name position' returns nothing?
[15:33] <nishttal2> pfifo, yeah the only problem is I do not have a CD drive :)
[15:34] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, I disabled gufw but `sudo service ufw status` still yields `ufw start/running`. Is this ok or shall I disable the whole firewall? (If yes how do I do that?)
[15:34] <nishttal2> pfifo, i am doing everything through USB.. i guess i could do a USB /boot
[15:34] <Fyodorovna> pfifo, advising to put the boot other than the hd is out of the channels norm.
[15:34] <pfifo> nishttal2, well a usb key would suffice (although since i do it for security a read only media is required for me)
[15:35] <pfifo> Fyodorovna, what?
[15:35] <Fyodorovna> pfifo, were you asked for this info?
[15:35] <nishttal2> gvo.. thats good to know becoz that was my next question .. how do i tell the installer to put OS on / and grub on /boot.. thanks. :)
[15:35] <traum> Hello, world!
[15:35] <traum> do you see me?)
[15:35] <pfifo> Fyodorovna, check the channel logs if you are wonder about the conversation
[15:35] <nishttal2> pfifo, Jyothis, gvo 100MB enough for /boot?.. more or less?
[15:35] <desiph3r> does anyone know answer to this thread? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11759311#post11759311
[15:36] <Jyothis> nishttal2: I have mine at 100
[15:36] <Fyodorovna> pfifo, you were not you are just advising then when not asked.
[15:36] <desiph3r> I'm tried everyting to get extended desktop to work
[15:36] <nishttal2> Jyothis, 100 seems like a lot for /boot
[15:36] <aezaerth> hello here
[15:36] <Jyothis> nishttal2: this is alos linked to a bug with certain drive chipset
[15:36] <Jyothis> as far as I can remember
[15:36] <pfifo> nishttal2, 100mb is plenty, the kernel image and initrd are small enough to fit on a floppy in most cases
[15:37] <Fyodorovna> pfifo, under a encryption it ios not needed, and under a regular install provides little protection.
[15:37] <Fyodorovna> 8is
[15:37] <nishttal2> Jyothis, pfifo, gvo .. i wish the installer was smart enough to warn me when i tried to install the bootloader on RADI
[15:37] <Jyothis> nishttal2: I left at 100 on a futuristic perspective
[15:38] <nishttal2> pfifo, Jyothis ok.. sounds good 100 it is
[15:38] <pfifo> Fyodorovna, his /boot is on a raid LVM because of setup misconfiguration, he is looking for a way to make his system bootable, there is no non-raid partition available, do you have a suggestion?
[15:38] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, I deactivated the firewall by `sudo ufw disable`. Now I have to reboot. Back in 2 minutes.
[15:38] <nishttal2> pfifo, Jyothis, gvo i do have another compiz related issue.. its cosmetic but annoying me a lot
[15:38] <Jyothis> nishttal2: you are free to experiment with the size, but 100 was what I settled as a comfortable number - ymmv
[15:38] <Sivik> anyone know how to fix the bug with vsftpd not starting right in ubuntu?
[15:39] <Fyodorovna> pfifo, raid is not my specialty, a lvm has a separate boot partition already I believe, my concern basically with was putting a boot off the hd is not really a norm, but what very few would do.
[15:39] <Sivik> anyone have any luck getting vsftpd to run correctly?
[15:39] <_Marcus> Sivik: I am running it fine.
[15:39] <Sivik> _Marcus, what version?
[15:39] <venik212> .
[15:40] <Sivik> I am getting an issue with terminating with status 1
[15:40] <nishttal2> pfifo, Jyothis, gvo i enabled desktop cube, it works fine.. but when i rotate to the next desktop.. it shows windows from the last desktop for some milliseconds.. enough to cause a flicker.. does anyone know why that is happening
[15:40] <_Marcus> Sivik: What do you mean?
[15:40] <nishttal2> pfifo, Jyothis, gvo.. does not happen on 10.10 that i run at work
[15:40] <Sivik> what version of vsftpd and ubuntu are you running?
[15:40] <pfifo> Fyodorovna, we need a temporary work around, so putting /boot on a cd is 1 way, until he said he dosent have a CD drive
[15:40] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Back again!
[15:41] <Fyodorovna> pfifo, probably a setup that is not really needed overall I suspect, some will jump in without really understanding what thet are doing, oh well. :)
[15:42] <Jyothis> nishttal2: may be your graphics driver wants a coffee? :)
[15:42] <_Marcus> Sivik: Ubuntu 11.10 and vsftpd.. well, I am still checking
[15:42] <pfifo> Fyodorovna, I use it myself with my encrypted root, as you cant sneak a keylogger into an initrd thats on a readonly medium
[15:42] <nishttal2> nishttal2, its Intel's Sandybridge onboard driver
[15:43] <nishttal2> Jyothis, ^^^
[15:43] <venik212> any ideas?
[15:43] <Jyothis> nishttal2: ok, did you check if it is a reported issue?
[15:43] <venik212> on how to get WAITING FOR HEADERS to finish?>
[15:43] <nishttal2> Jyothis, i dont even know how to articulate this :)
[15:44] <Jyothis> nishttal2: happens :)
[15:44] <Praxi> In my ongoing effort to switch my windows workstation over to linux, I need something to manage MS SQL servers.  Mainly just simple queries.  I looked @ razor, its nice, but I don't think I want to buy it yet.
[15:44] <elijah> Can someone who is running Ubuntu 11.10 and Server version: Apache/2.2.20 (Ubuntu) pastebin the output of the /etc/apache2/httpd.conf for me? I seem to have deleted the contents of mine and apache is failing to start with the contents of the Ubuntu one https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+source/apache2/2.2.20-1ubuntu1.2
[15:44] <_Marcus> Sivik: vsftpd 2.3.2
[15:44] <Sivik> _Marcus, I have 11.10 and whatever version of vsftpd is installed in the repos and here is the error I get when I try and start it: http://pastebin.com/iV3gyQR5
[15:45] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, I deactivated ufw (status is inactive now) and tryed to login from the other machine. Same issue.
[15:45] <elijah> It is just a local development environment for Drupal and other sites
[15:45] <Sivik> _Marcus, how did you determine the version and how did you instlal it?
[15:45] <elijah> I need to get virtual hosts working and I think I need some data in the httpd.conf file
[15:45] <johnm> elijah: you should be able to reinstall the package
[15:45] <_Marcus> Sivik: I typed "vsftpd -version" to get the version number. I did "sudo apt-get install vsftpd" to install it. It was last year when I installed it though.
[15:46] <elijah> johnm: k, I can try that. is it apt-get reinstall apache2
[15:46] <johnm> elijah: ie: apt-get install --reinstall apache 3 (iirc)
[15:46] <johnm> apache2*
[15:46] <nishttal2> Jyothis, question about the my RAID setup.. so I have 2 disks.. i create 2 volumes on each.. then setup RAID 0 on sda1, sdb1 and RAID 1 on sdb1, sdb2... wondering if I am getting what i hope for.. .. that if one disk fails, I would still be able to recover data from RAID 1
[15:46] <_Marcus> Sivik: Can you paste what you get when you type "ps aux | grep vsftpd" please?
[15:47] <nishttal2> Jyothis, sorry RAID1 on sda2, sdb2
[15:47] <Sivik> root@NAS:/home/sivik/vsftpd-2.3.5# ps aux | grep vsftpd
[15:47] <Sivik> root     30382  0.0  0.0   9244   872 pts/0    S+   10:42   0:00 grep --color=auto vsftpd
[15:47] <Sivik> root@NAS:/home/sivik/vsftpd-2.3.5#
[15:47] <_Marcus> Next time, pastebin it please.
[15:47] <Sivik> sorry
[15:47] <Sivik> http://pastebin.com/iV3gyQR5
[15:47] <Praxi> elijah, I went and looked at my httpd.conf and its empty
[15:47] <Sivik> thats the messages in dmesg
[15:47] <pfifo> nishttal2, that looks fine, but you dont need 2 raids, you can have singel raid contain 2 or more partitions
[15:48] <mneptok> Sivik: do you have anonymous users using this FTP service, or is everyone that uses it also an acocunt holder?
[15:48] <elijah> Praxi: Very interesting! thanks a bunch for that
[15:48] <_Marcus> Sivik: Is anything written to "/var/log/vsftpd.log"?
[15:48] <Sivik> mneptok, anonymous is disabled but thats not even the issue.
[15:48] <Antigone3010> hi...
[15:48] <nishttal2> pfifo, but i want one to be RAID0 for performance and another for RAID1 for reliability
[15:48] <mneptok> Sivik: why FTP?
[15:48] <Sivik> _Marcus, not, its empty
[15:48] <AcidRain> under ubuntu, i have the issue where i cant access subdirectories on my ftp server under the user ftpuser.  i get 550 directory does not exist. what i dont understand, is why? cant be permissions. the home directory doesnt belong to ftpuser. and the upload folder doesnt either, but ftpuser can do anything to that folder
[15:48] <Praxi> I'm running a openerp server through that apache, so I know its doing something, is it possible its getting info from somewhere else?
[15:48] <Sivik> mneptok, what do you mean why ftp?
[15:48] <elijah> johnm: Thanks, I ran it and it went great, but the httpd.conf file was not updated so based on what Praxi said I think it ships empty
[15:48] <_Marcus> mneptok: The issue he is having is that it wont start up and is terminating with status code 1
[15:48] <Antigone3010> i'd like to know, is there a way to download ubuntu packages ? i try to install some on a offline machine, i have to use a usb stick
[15:49] <pfifo> nishttal2, your not going to get any performance from a sotfraid, you need realraid for that
[15:49] <mneptok> Sivik: i mean "why use FTP when SFTP is far easier and also encrypted?"
[15:49] <elijah> I guess I need to figure something else out about why virtual hosts are not working then
[15:49] <AcidRain> btw, im using ftpdpro
[15:49] <AcidRain> no wait. im using pureftpd :)
[15:49] <Sivik> mneptok, wow, i'm stupid, didn't even think about that.
[15:49] <johnm> elijah: it definately ships with content. Does the file exist - but it's empty? if so, remove it. Buit you should now have a httpd.conf.dist which you can copy in its place
[15:49] <nishttal2> pfifo, Jyothis so my rationale was to put everything on RAID0 and hourly incremental backups of everything to RAID1
[15:49] <mneptok> Sivik: sudo apt-get install openssh-server. done.
[15:49] <Sivik> mneptok, thats way easier and I totally forgot you could do it without needing any additional software
[15:49] <Sivik> yea, ssh is already running.
[15:50] <_Marcus> Sivik: Are you using the newest vsftpd version?
[15:50] <mneptok> Sivik: then all users need are accounts and FTP clients that do SFTP (e.g. Filezilla)
[15:50] <nishttal2> pfifo, yeah nothing beats realraid.. but i read somewhere that software raid0 would give better read/write than no raid at all
[15:50] <elijah> johnm: Yeah, it exists but is empty, i will remove it
[15:50] <Sivik> mneptok, I just didn't think about using sftp
[15:50] <Sivik> that makes too much damn sense.
[15:50] <Sivik> duh
[15:50] <Sivik> _Marcus, installing from repos, its 2.3.2
[15:50] <Sivik> but it doesn't matter
[15:50] <mneptok> Sivik: problem solved. go remove vsftpd stuffs.
[15:50] <Sivik> _Marcus, I will just use sftp
[15:50] <johnm> elijah: check there isn't a .dist version next to it now. If not, delete it and reinstall.
[15:50] <_Marcus> Sivik: Well if vsftpd wont start up, how will sftp work?
[15:51] <Sivik> _Marcus, cause ssh is already running.  I just logged into sftp without any issues.
[15:51] <_Marcus> Sivik: Oh. Okay
[15:51] <elijah> johnm: There wasn't a dist version, I deleted it, reinstalled and it did not put the file back
[15:51] <Sivik> mneptok, too early, just not thinking well.
[15:51] <pfifo> nishttal2, raid0 isnt going to provide any performance, raid1 will provide a bit better read performance under a few circumstances, neither provide write performance (use raid 5 for that)
[15:52] <elijah> johnm: What does yours say, if you have one?
[15:52] <mneptok> Sivik: i asked that initial question because i see *tons* of people trying to install FTP without really needing it all.
[15:52] <Sivik> mneptok, yea, I always forget about sftp
[15:52] <Sivik> I should know better
[15:52] <mneptok> Sivik: IOW, you hardly made an uncommon mistake.
[15:52] <Sivik> i'm a darn admin for a large company after all
[15:52] <nishttal2> pfifo, so why would anyone ever do RAID0
[15:52] <Sivik> RAID0 = bad
[15:52] <johnm> elijah: let me see if I have an install - 11.04?
[15:52] <pfifo> nishttal2, raid0 increases disk space
[15:53] <Sivik> pfifo, sorta
[15:53] <elijah> johnm: 11.10
[15:53] <Sivik> pfifo, just allows one partition accross multiple drives
[15:53] <mneptok> Sivik: "remote file access with end-to-end encryption has been anabled." <--- then point it out on the performance review.
[15:53] <nishttal2> Sivik, why is RAID0 bad?
[15:53] <liam__> ny one know where i can  get the skype 2.1 package
[15:53] <Sivik> cause its stripping and its not got any redundancy
[15:54] <Sivik> almost nullifies the point of RAID
[15:54] <nishttal2> Sivik, yeah but I am backing up the RAID0 volume to RAID1 for redundancy
[15:54] <Sivik> Thats what RAID10 is for
[15:54] <pfifo> nishttal2, then you should just make one big raid1
[15:54] <SunTsu> Sivik: no, because it gives you more space and faster access, so RAID0 is good for large filespaces, you don't need redundancy on
[15:54] <nishttal2> pfifo, problem is it RAID1 would have slow writes
[15:54] <Sivik> SunTsu, yea, thats true but I personally thing its dumb to just run RAID0
[15:54] <mneptok> nishttal2: you can use LVM to do the job of RAID0
[15:55] <pfifo> nishttal2, raid10 is an option, but since you only have 2 disks, your not gaining any performance, you would need 4 disks for that
[15:55] <elijah> johnm: Nevermind, httpd.conf is deprecated, apache2.conf is where it is at now a ways - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5680993#post5680993
[15:56] <nishttal2> pfifo, Sivik .. another reason i had setup this way is because the 2 disks I have are of different sizes.. 1TB and 1.5 TB
[15:56] <Praxi> elijah, so I wasn't crazy!
[15:56] <zykotick9> mneptok: the one with all the "good" alternatives today ;)
[15:56] <nishttal2> so i have 850GB on each allocated to RAID1 and the remaining on each totals to 650GB RAID0 volume
[15:56] <SunTsu> Sivik: it depends on what you need. As long as you know what you're doing it's OK. I wouldn't count on RAID as "data security measure" anyway, RAID is good for keeping a server running in case of HD failure, but it daoesn't make backup obsolete anyhow
[15:56] <johnm> elijah: ah, explains it :)
[15:57] <Sivik> SunTsu, yea, backups are always needed
[15:57] <Sivik> We have customer that are like, We have raid, we don't need backups and then their raid fails multiple drives, full data loss
[15:57] <elijah> Praxi: nope, and neither am I (thank goodness), they left it there for historical reasons I suppose.
[15:57] <pfifo> nishttal2, the slight performance you gain from a softraid isnt worth the effort your putting into this.
[15:57] <venik212> any ideas how to get rid of the WAITING FOR HEADERS stuck situation?
[15:57] <elijah> johnm and praxi - thanks for your help
[15:58] <nishttal2> pfifo, well i was thinking performance (if at all) was just a side effect.. main goal was backup/redundancy
[15:58] <SunTsu> Sivik: it's like a friend of mine: "Oh, I have a airbag, I don't need a safety belt"
[15:58] <ryannathans> is a Mellanox MHEA28-XSC PCI-E express Infiniband Host Adapter natively supported?
[15:58] <Sivik> yea
[15:58] <SunTsu> "an airbag", of course
[15:58] <Sivik> I know what you mean SunTsu
[15:58] <sipior> SunTsu: cute :-)
[15:58] <sipior> i may steal that.
[15:59] <pfifo> nishttal2, redundancy is a real benefit of raid1, but the raid0 isnt redundant so theres no need for it
[15:59] <nishttal2> pfifo, yeah but RAID0 is helping my combine the disparate disks i have into 1 volume
[16:00] <sipior> nishttal2: look into lvm.
[16:00] <pfifo> nishttal2, no its not, raid 1 can combine all the disks, without raid0
[16:00] <Ca11um> How can I remove the Guest access?
[16:00] <Ca11um> And make it so only users may login
[16:00] <SunTsu> sipior: steal what exactly?
[16:01] <sipior> SunTsu: "Oh, I have a airbag, I don't need a safety belt"
[16:01] <MonkeyDust> Ca11um  http://askubuntu.com/questions/28165/how-do-i-remove-the-guest-session-option-from-the-shutdown-menu#28167
[16:01] <diverdude> What program can i invoke from shell to view an image?
[16:01] <AcidRain> ok question about  my ftp server, i think i found the issue.
[16:01] <jpds> diverdude: eog.
[16:02] <AcidRain> <Anonymous /media/Server2/My_Documents>, but i have allow ftpuser, but deny all
[16:02] <rice_> 可以用中文吗？
[16:02] <jpds> !cn | rice_
[16:02] <AcidRain> is ftpuser being treated as anonymous?
[16:02] <sipior> diverdude: "display" is the classic choice.
[16:02] <sipior> diverdude: you'll need imagemagick installed.
[16:02] <SunTsu> sipior: it's something called "risk compensation", http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risk_compensation - acting stupid because you deem to be safe
[16:02] <nishttal2> pfifo, raid1 doesnt need both disks to be of the same size?
[16:02] <Aufwind> If I may ask, is somone here an expert in setting up an ssh server on an ubuntu machine? I desperately need some help to figure out why I cannot login onto my machine (A) from an other machine (B) although I can login from machine A to machine B succesfully by ssh.
[16:02] <nishttal2> sipior, can you point me to a link that i can read up about lvm
[16:03] <sipior> SunTsu: i just found the quotation humorous. sorry i said anything.
[16:03] <pfifo> nishttal2, you may want to make 5 500gb partitions and merge them all as a single raid5, then you make use of all the disk space, and get redundancy, and youll get more diskspace than a raid 1 would provide
[16:03] <diverdude> sipior: thx
[16:03] <sipior> nishttal2: for starters: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/40702/how-to-manage-and-use-lvm-logical-volume-management-in-ubuntu/
[16:03] <mneptok> nishttal2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_Volume_Manager_(Linux)
[16:04] <SunTsu> sipior: er, no need to be sorry, that "acting stupid" was coined on that friend of mine. Do what you like with that quote ;)
[16:04] <nishttal2> pfifo, sipior mneptok thanks all good ideas.. i have some reading ahead of me :).
[16:04] <MonkeyDust> Ca11um  this is less drastic http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/11/remove-the-guest-session-from-the-logon-screen-in-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelot/
[16:04] <pfifo> nishttal2, actually dis regard that, if your 1.5 tb drive failed, it would ruin the raid
[16:04] <Ca11um> Thanks MonkeyDust.
[16:04] <AcidRain> can anyone help me with this issue?
[16:05] <nishttal2> pfifo, yeah i was thinking that.. ok thanks
[16:05] <mneptok> nishttal2: negates having to buy RAID hardware or hope that the Linux drivers for said hardware are functional
[16:05] <Ca11um> Does Catalyst Control Center come by default with Ubuntu, if you're using an ATI card?
[16:05] <mneptok> Ca11um: no
[16:05] <Ca11um> My friend can't seem to find it, he has a problem with screen scaling
[16:05] <Ca11um> overscan or somin
[16:05] <Ca11um> I don't recall installing it myself, but I have it
[16:06] <nishttal2> mneptok, pfifo sipior actually my motherboard supports raid.. but i am told thats fake raid and worse than what Ubuntu will do
[16:06] <mneptok> Ca11um: is that person using the proprietary ATI drivers, or the FLOSS "radeon" driver.
[16:06] <Ca11um> The former
[16:06] <pfifo> nishttal2, fakeraid support in linux is not very good
[16:06] <mneptok> Ca11um: dunno if CCC comes with the proprietary drivers. i use "radeon:
[16:07] <sipior> nishttal2: my general feeling is: if you really want hardware raid, buy a decent high-end card. the crap on most motherboards does not really qualify. you'll likely have better performance, and fewer bytes will come up missing with software raid.
[16:07] <nishttal2> pfifo, if i setup a LVM.. can i have the /boot partition on there
[16:08] <applesouce> Hey I need help, my Ubuntu doesn't show my USB Drive
[16:08] <pfifo> nishttal2, no, /boot needs to be on a non LVM volume
[16:08] <nishttal2> sipior, no budget :-)
[16:08] <mgsk> Hi, all. How do I make sure a service is going to start up when the server is restarted, sshd for example?
[16:08] <sipior> nishttal2: well, that makes your decision very simple :-)
[16:08] <pfifo> nishttal2, softraid that your already using IS lvm
[16:08] <mneptok> nishttal2: yes, you can. but it's a really bad idea as then you get into chicken/egg problems.
[16:08] <mgsk> Last time I restarted my server, I couldn't ssh back in xD
[16:08] <nishttal2> pfifo, ok.. the wikipedia article is misleading then... The installers for the Arch Linux, CrunchBang, Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Mandriva, MontaVista Linux, openSUSE, Pardus, Slackware, SLED, SLES, and Ubuntu distributions are LVM-aware and can install a bootable system with a root filesystem on a logical volume
[16:09] <elijah> johnm and praxi - It appears httpd.conf isn't actually deprecated but just for user configurations - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2567432/ubuntu-apache-httpd-conf-or-apache2-conf
[16:09] <mneptok> nishttal2: it's not misleading. because you can in theory, but never should in practice.
[16:09] <pfifo> nishttal2, afaik grub does not support lvm, but I could be wrong
[16:09] <nishttal2> ok :)
[16:10] <Aufwind> EvilResistance, Dude, you deserve a cake or something. It works now. I don't now why, but something you told me must have delivered the solution. Thanks a loooot!
[16:10] <mneptok> nishttal2: the booting kernel lives in /boot. that kernel knows how to deal with LVM. if it's on an LVM volume itself .... chicken/egg.
[16:10] <rzx237> mgsk: run nmap against your server can show if it running the sshd
[16:11] <sipior> mneptok: the default ubuntu installer puts /boot on lvm. that's what initrd is for.
[16:11] <EvilResistance> i betcha it was the iptables -F :p
[16:11] <mgsk> rzx237: I want to be sure it's set up to automatically start.
[16:11] <EvilResistance> anyways...
[16:11] <sipior> mneptok: in fact, i just did it ten minutes ago :-)
[16:11] <applesouce> Can somebody help me with my Problem? Ubuntu isn't showing my USB-Drive
[16:11] <mneptok> sipior: and it's a bad idea.
[16:11] <pfifo> sipior, but if the initrd is on an lvm, chicken/egg
[16:11] <nishttal2> mneptok, i see.. i burnt my hands with this problem over the last 2 weeks.. ubuntu would boot up fine 2-3 times and then i would get a grub> prompt... now i know why
[16:11] <sipior> mneptok: you're mistaken.
[16:11] <[[thufir]]> anyone get phishing attempts from #ubuntu users?  very odd.
[16:11] <mneptok> sipior: i assure you, i am not. :)
[16:12] <pfifo> [[thufir]], report them in #freenode please
[16:12] <sipior> mneptok: well, at least you're confident in your ignorance. of course, that's the problem.
[16:12] <Ca11um> [[thufir]], for your free trial just enter your credit card details below
[16:13] <rzx237> mgsk: I'm sure openssh-server put upstart info in /etc/init/ssh.conf
[16:13] <carl-eric> Is it possible to make Unity's urgent notifications (the wiggling icons in the launcher) stay urgent until I actually change to that window? Right now they wiggle for a second and a half, and if I don't look during that time I miss it. The faint glow that remains around the icon is almost unnoticeable to me.
[16:13] <sipior> mneptok: perhaps you would care to explain why the ubuntu installer selects that as a default? what do you know that they do not?
[16:13] <CharminTheMoose> How do I switch off rsyslog during the boot process and just let the contents of dmesg be saved? Am trying to boot ubuntu 11.04 in 44MB RAM VM. Tryiing to hit 32MB of RAM..
[16:13] <sipior> mneptok: perhaps you should tell them.
[16:13] <[[thufir]]> lol.  no, it was odd. he was only logged onto #ubuntu, but really wanted my fb/gmail info.    seems like #ubuntu wouldn't be the place to look for that stuff.
[16:14] <mneptok> sipior: i have. when i worked there. but it's a d-i inheritance no one wants to dance with.
[16:14] <Ca11um> Will it be possible for me to get my Microsoft headset to work on Ubuntu?
[16:14] <Ca11um> Currently I cannot hear any sound whatsoever, as my monitor has no inbuilt sound
[16:14] <Ca11um> speakers*
[16:14] <op1um56> cant seem to join freenode?
[16:14] <mneptok> sipior: hence, myself and other Senior Ubuntu Support Analysts for Canonical always recommended against it, with the full blessing of the dev team.
[16:15] <op1um56> set +i mode
[16:15] <pfifo> op1um56, /join #freenode
[16:15] <AcidRain> my ftp server WILL work if i add each individual directory to conf to allow listing and downloading. how can i stop from adding 3000 directories to config?
[16:15] <MonkeyDust> Ca11um  in a Terminal, type alsamixer, if you see MM, go there and press M
[16:15] <sipior> mneptok: and yet you made the installer...
[16:15] <op1um56> your the best
[16:15] <op1um56> thnank
[16:15] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, I solved my earlier problem - create a launcher with alacarte, then navigate to the launcher and run it. after that unity's dash will find it
[16:15] <mneptok> sipior: no, Debian did. as i said.
[16:15] <zlynx> hi guys, need some help on citrix client ..anybody has ideas on the error like network dial=up is not connecting..
[16:16] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  i'm glad alacarte did the trick => <3 alacarte
[16:16] <sipior> mneptok: ah, well they know what they're doing, at least. anyway, this isn't going anywhere.
[16:17] <rzx237> I can't find package prism/xulrunner in oneiric, where is it going to?
[16:18] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  OT: about the only thing that keeps me from using Unity, is the absence of a notification area, where I can see radiotray and liferea
[16:18] <pfifo> !citrix | zlynx
[16:19] <Sach> Trying to open Facebook in Ubuntu 11.04.  Page loads for half a second then just stops, and the screen remains blank.  Any solution please?
[16:20] <UrB> Sach: MTU settings
[16:20] <zlynx> ubottu: i believe i've already installed the client successfuly.. my problem is connecting to it's ica files ..
[16:20] <Sach> UrB, what is that please?
[16:20] <UrB> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_transmission_unit
[16:21] <pfifo> !details | zlynx
[16:21] <UrB> adjust that from router -> should work
[16:21] <hydester> is there any robust file copy/queuing program that will do things like retry attempts to connect to remote server via cifs?  just looking around before rolling my own features to my current copy script
[16:21] <Sach> UrB: Thanks.  Is there a way to test my current MTU settings?
[16:22] <UrB> 1492 worked for me
[16:22] <MonkeyDust> hydester  rsync has plenty options
[16:22] <q0s> i am running a harddrive check atm and during this my system is / partition gets full because /var/www/messages|kern.log|syslog is about 30gb. is there a way to disable logging?
[16:22] <UrB> it should be automatic, but sometimes the network devices just don't work together
[16:22] <Ca11um> Thanks for the help guys, got sound sorted
[16:22] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, I'm just about to the point where I consider Unity usable. Took me some days of configuring and tinkering to get to the level of features (not just usability) I had previously on gnome2
[16:22] <Ca11um> Ubuntu had the wrong hardware set by default
[16:23] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, any idea about the "urgent" icons? :-)
[16:24] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  nah, i use gnome-classic ;)
[16:24] <pfifo> q0s, delete the logfile, most programs that create logs, only append to existing files, and if the file doesnt exist, then logging = disabled. Im 90% sure klog operates like this
[16:27] <q0s> pfifo, i did via console and "rm". but i recreated them and set the proper permissions. the wired thing is that "df" shows that there is still no free space. and i am sure i delete the right files ;) "baobab" clearly showed it
[16:27] <zykotick9> Sach UrB do either of you know a method of "test my current MTU settings"?  I found where you can set it if ifconfig, but can't find and perference in ifconfig's output.  couldn't find a proc for specifically mtu either :(
[16:27] <applesouce> Please help my USB-Drive isn't shown by Ubuntu
[16:27] <pfifo> q0s, are you out of inodes? `df -i`
[16:28] <q0s> pfifo, /dev/sda6            3276800  433327 2843473   14% /
[16:28] <Sach> zykotick9:  I dont know, but i think this will help me too!
[16:29] <zykotick9> Sach: UrB then man page just references the setting of mtu
[16:29] <pfifo> q0s, then something is using your diskspace, du program can be used to find out what is taking up so much space
[16:32] <q0s> pfifo, yeah. but i am using the gui application "baobob". its default in ubuntu and it showed me the huge 3 log files before. the wired thing is that baobob shows that there should be plenty of space but df shows its full. and the system feels as it is full. firefox is a pain currently. all at slowmotion. but the cpu is only at 20%
[16:32] <syddraf> I found a page that describes a way to disable the tap-to-click functionality of my trackpad, but when i run the provided script, I receive this error: http://pastebin.com/yA5015Qz  Which package do I need to install in order to make this work?
[16:32] <philipballew> If I want to test the upstream kernel for a bug on my 64 bit system. What deb would I download http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.3-rc7-precise/
[16:33] <pfifo> q0s, I dont trus baobob, use du please
[16:33] <MrSassyPants> Hey, what's the least problematic way to install a newer version of something on 10.04lts ?
[16:33] <friktion> As a programmer and an computer nerd, please help a bro get into space :) http://metroinspace.com/se/view/cpys/Space_bat_fick_sin_chans_Far_jag go in there and vote, sorry for spamming but i need every vote i can collect :) thanks allot
[16:33] <q0s> pfifo, ok. mom
[16:34] <kion> Good Morning, I did a fresh Ubuntu install on my computer wich has an Nvidia GTX 260M video card, and under the aditional drivers
[16:34] <Sach> How do I know if my MTU settings in ubuntu 11.04 are good?
[16:34] <zykotick9> MrSassyPants: 1st check if there is a backport (there probably won't be), 2nd go looking for lucid PPAs (and hope for the best)
[16:34] <kion> The system shows me 4 choices
[16:34] <MrSassyPants> zykotick9, whats a lucid ppa
[16:34] <kion> Which one should I install?
[16:34] <zykotick9> MrSassyPants: Lucid is the codename for 10.04
[16:36] <ROBOT1024> Good night
[16:36] <zykotick9> MrSassyPants: see "/msg ubottu backports" and "/msg ubottu ppa" for details.  good luck.  sometime "latest" of something isn't the best.
[16:36] <kion> Nvidia version 173   or  Current or actualizations post launch??
[16:36] <kion> I am confused
[16:37] <pfifo> kion, try the current
[16:38] <kion> pfifo: thanks, what are the differences anyway?
[16:38] <kion> pfifo: Can I  change that in the future? :)
[16:38] <pfifo> kion, between 173 and current, the current supports more cards. im not sure what the other 2 are
[16:38] <pfifo> kion, yes you can try them all 1 by 1 if you like
[16:39] <kion> pfifo: Ok thanks!
[16:39] <pfifo> kion, but current should be all you need
[16:39] <zykotick9> kion: does one say "recommended"?
[16:39] <races> Hi Everyone, My ubuntu system is taking very long to load when I initiate it. I have installed bootchart and hosted the image here http://www.filedropper.com/races-t410-oneiric-20120310-1_1 . Is this the right place to ask these questions?
[16:39] <kion> pfifo: Yes the one that sais Current
[16:39] <pfifo> zykotick9, current is recommended (i use nvidia too)
[16:40] <q0s> pfifo, how do i limit the output to just show the files over ... lets say ... 1gb?
[16:41] <kion> zykotick9: the problem with me is that I have had random X crashes with Nvidia drivers, and that was the reason I decided to do a fresh install!
[16:41] <Bruce___> Cannot access Facebook.  How do I know if this due to bad mtu settings?
[16:41] <zykotick9> races: are bootchart images to large for imagebin (it is an image right)?  i'm no help, but i would have been interested to see it - but captcha download, no thanks ;).
[16:41] <pfifo> q0s, use sort to list by size, something like this du -chs * | sort -n
[16:42] <kion> zykotick9: I will try version current, and not mess with downloading and installing the driver from Nvidias webpage as I did before.
[16:42] <UrB> Bruce___: by adjusting it lower from the router - if it helps, that was the cause
[16:42] <kion> zykotick9: Will see how that impacts glxgears
[16:43] <Bruce___> UrB : Thanks,  suggestions for how to do that?
[16:43] <pfifo> q0s, actually to revers sort by size this is ideal du -cs * | sort -nr
[16:43] <zykotick9> kion: glxgears is a terrible test - but one i just all the time ;)
[16:43] <UrB> Bruce___: that depends on your type of router
[16:43] <zykotick9> s/just/use/
[16:43] <UrB> usually it's fairly easy to find
[16:43] <races> zykotick9: the image is really big, that is why I uploaded there. I wrote in the ubuntu forum and posted the picture and it was impossible for people to read it. that is why I used that hosting place to put the picture. what other service can I use to show you the picture?
[16:43] <UrB> open the admin web page and look around
[16:44] <kion> zykotick9:  do you know a better test?
[16:44] <Bruce___> urB: do u mean my router ip address?
[16:44] <zykotick9> races: !paste suggests http://imagebin.org/?page=add for images, have you tried it?
[16:45] <zykotick9> kion: well, running somesort of demanding 3d application is one way ;)
[16:45] <kion> maybe OpenArena and showing FPS.. or FlightGear!
[16:45] <zykotick9> kion: glxgears will be greatly affected by any hsync you might be running!
[16:45] <sw0rdfish> oh oh what does this mean?
[16:45] <Thraspic> I made my first icon theme, which is working fine, except that gimp.png is not being used by gimp, it's still using its usual icon.  Should I name it something other than gimp.png?  Or does gimp need to be told to use the system icon theme?
[16:45] <sw0rdfish> [99593.256800] phy0 -> rt2x00usb_vendor_request: Error - Vendor Request 0x07 failed for offset 0x3090 with error -110
[16:46] <Bruce___> UrB: I know mt gateway IP address if that helps?
[16:46] <Bruce___> *my
[16:46] <zykotick9> kion: OpenArena is ok, it's the Quake3 engine remember (so rather low h/w requirements)
[16:47] <UrB> Bruce___: you haven't ever changed your router settings?
[16:47] <Bruce___> UrB:  No
[16:48] <races> I did not know that service before.... here it goes http://imagebin.org/203055
[16:48] <pfifo> races, what was your original question?
[16:48] <kion> zykotick9:  ok time to restart to activate the driver, I will be back in 30 seconds!
[16:49] <races> My system (Ubuntu) is taking too long to boot... I want help to make load faster
[16:49] <pa> hi, please help. I updated ubuntu, but the stupid installer didnt realize once again that grub was installed in a different disk. now i get grub rescue>
[16:49] <pa> i tried to boot from rescue, setting the root first
[16:49] <EvilResistance> races, define "too long to boot"
[16:49] <pfifo> races, how long is 'long'
[16:49] <EvilResistance> erm
[16:49] <pa> then the prefix to boot/grub
[16:49] <EvilResistance> pa ^
[16:49] <EvilResistance> mishighlight
[16:49] <pa> but if i do insmod linux, i get symbol not found "grub_mm_base"
[16:50] <pa> any idea?
[16:50] <q0s> pfifo, wired. http://pastebin.com/9XpmweD7
[16:51] <races> Approx 1 min and 20 seconds... My computer is a lebovo t410 with an I7 processor and 4gb of ram...
[16:51] <pa> i tried to google, but got no helop
[16:51] <pa> people with this problem eventually had to use livecd
[16:51] <pa> and i cant
[16:51] <pa> as i have no cd drive anymore
[16:51] <pa> and the machine doesnt boot from usb
[16:51] <skmsmslk> where to c++ language and compile ?
[16:51] <goldins> pa: your best bet is to just say root (hd0,x) kernel (hd0,x)/you/can/tab/complete/here initrd (hd0,x)/you/can/tab/complete/here/too boot
[16:51] <oneadvent_> how do i get an ubuntu phone??
[16:52] <goldins> oneadvent_: you get a phone and install ubuntu on it.
[16:52] <oneadvent_> goldins: can you link me and will it work on verizon in usa?
[16:52] <goldins> oneadvent_: no, and no.
[16:52] <UrB> Bruce___: seems you can also set it at computer -> http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2009/03/ifconfig-7-examples-to-configure-network-interface/
[16:52] <pfifo> q0s, run a filesystem check
[16:52] <UrB> Bruce___: 6. there
[16:52] <oneadvent_> goldins: :)
[16:52] <pa> goldins, you mean set root, set kernel and set initrd?
[16:52] <pa> then boot?
[16:52] <UrB> try that with value 1492
[16:52] <pa> i try
[16:52] <goldins> pa: yep, that's what the grub menu.lst says
[16:53] <swick> I cant play any video on ubuntu 12.04. It seems like the xserver is crashing and the lightdm login screen gets shown. I redirected the output to a file and it says: [0x7f89cc001268] xcb_xv vout display error: X server failure
[16:53] <swick> vlc: Fatal IO error 11 (Die Ressource ist zur Zeit nicht verfügbar) on X server :0.0.
[16:53] <luisr> can anyone please tell me the channel for aricrack.ng polease
[16:53] <luisr> please
[16:53] <goldins> pa: there's a command in there to read files (it might be cat, but I forget) and then you can tab complete the location of menu.lst and see what it says, follow it's example
[16:53] <Bruce___> UrB: Thanks
[16:53] <pfifo> races, is there any paticular place in the boot sequence that it hangs for a 'long' time? you may need to boot without 'quiet splash' to get feedback
[16:53] <savid> does anyone here use maximus?  I'm having this weird issue with gnome-terminal on multiple monitors.  It seems that when I maximize it moves the window to my main monitor, so I'm not able to maximize on my secondary monitor.  Any ideas why this happens?
[16:54] <LjL> luisr: it's very imaginatively named #aircrack-ng
[16:54] <q0s> pfifo, i am doing this with another drive, which imho makes the logs go crazy and using up all space. besides this, its about my / partition. i need to umount it check the fs, right?
[16:54] <luisr> lol thanks
[16:55] <hariom> Is there any tool for generating RSS feeds? I know a lot of RSS readers but not any RSS generator. A tool which provides few default template for adding title, link description etc
[16:55] <`Korvin> ls
[16:55] <pfifo> q0s, yes, you cant check a mounted filesystem, you can `sudo touch /forcefsck` and reboot
[16:55] <`Korvin> habbit
[16:55] <pa> goldins, i get error no loaded kernel
[16:55] <pa> i mean i can only "set" kernel
[16:56] <pa> if i try "linux" i get unknown command
[16:56] <pa> and if i insmod linux i get symbol not found grub_mm_base
[16:57] <donsd> sudo -s changes user to root, how do I change back to regular user?
[16:57] <LjL> donsd: exit
[16:57] <`Korvin> my grub broke, and I reverted back to windows boot loader, how can I fix grub?
[16:57] <donsd> LjL Thanks. Only way?
[16:57] <pfifo> !grub | `Korvin
[16:57] <crunchybumble> in grep regex \. doesn't seem to escape a period. Example: grep .*\.txt$ will grap file.txt and also notatxt
[16:57] <pfifo> donsd, ctrl+d
[16:57] <LjL> donsd: why, what's wrong with it?
[16:58] <donsd> Oh, I see what you are saying.
[16:58] <donsd> Thank you,  LjL.
[16:58] <`Korvin> can't you just type exit?
[16:58] <cancer> i can't get into kubuntu, i tried this http://paste.ubuntu.com/880630/
[16:59] <donsd> I thought he meant to exit Linux.
[16:59] <races> pfifo: it doesnt look like any particular process is taking too long. According to what i read, the gray line means the process is iddle, so i dont understand why it takes so long
[16:59] <q0s> pfifo, thanks. can i abort an filesystem check when its currently searching for bad blocks?
[16:59] <crunchybumble> ah. \\. you need to escape the backslash, so that its read as \.
[16:59] <pfifo> q0s, are you doing a filesystem check on / now?
[17:00] <carl-eric> How can I turn on "emulate3buttons" in Unity?
[17:00] <cancer> ! i can't get into kubuntu, i tried this http://paste.ubuntu.com/880630/ | #ubuntu
[17:00] <cancer> :D
[17:00] <q0s> pfifo, no. another drive. no system partition... an old storage drive.
[17:00] <cancer> ANYONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
[17:00] <upset> Installed Live Android to a usb. Formatting options in nautilus and gparted are gone. How do I clean this thing?
[17:01] <pfifo> q0s, yes you can cancel it
[17:01] <`Korvin> pfifo, I ran boot-repair, and thats what made me only able to boot windows7
[17:01] <syddraf> I found a page that describes a way to disable the tap-to-click functionality of my trackpad, but when i run the provided script, I receive this error: http://pastebin.com/yA5015Qz  Which package do I need to install in order to make this work?
[17:01] <mneptok> !repeat | cancer
[17:01] <cancer> mneptok: i can't get into kubuntu, i tried this http://paste.ubuntu.com/880630/
[17:01] <rick_> h
[17:01] <StevenX> Hi. If I am using FreeNX to connect to my computer (FreeNX uses SSH), will my data be safe even from people on my wifi network?
[17:02] <pfifo> races, is it waiting for drives/partitions to become available that arent connected to your system?
[17:02] <orionsonofneptun> l
[17:02] <q0s> pfifo, dmesg | tail works. there is always a fresh output about drive errors of the drive i am currently checking. where does this data come from? i mean it has to be read somewhere
[17:03] <MK``> What precisely is the 'cached' ram listed in system monitor? Just stuff it's loaded into ram that you've used before but hasn't been swapped?
[17:03] <mneptok> cancer: do NOT repeat your question every minute.
[17:03] <pfifo> q0s, the data dmesg outputs is generated by the kernel using the function printk()
[17:03] <Praxi> hmm if I disable libnotify in pidgin, will that disable it showing tray icon on new messages too?  really all I want is no tray icon for login/logout messages.
[17:03] <AcidRain> how do i clear all of my preferences for firefox. its stopping me from logging into my squirrelmail email because its making my username in caps :/
[17:03] <zykotick9> !atemyram | MK``
[17:03] <hariom> Is there any tool for generating RSS feeds? I know a lot of RSS readers but not any RSS generator. A tool which provides few default template for adding title, link description etc
[17:03] <AcidRain> clearing all private data didnt work -.-
[17:04] <AcidRain> epic fail on firefox
[17:04] <races> pfifo: That question is way over my knowledge. What is the easy way to know if the system is waiting for drives/partitions?
[17:04] <upset> Asking again: Installed Live Android to a usb. Formatting options in nautilus and gparted are gone. How do I clean this thing?
[17:04] <pfifo> races, look at /etc/fstab and see if any drives are missing
[17:04] <cancer> bazhang: http://paste.ubuntu.com/880630/
[17:04] <MK``> Thank you zykotick9
[17:04] <mneptok> upset: this is Ubuntu support only.
[17:05] <AcidRain> support my ubuntu question
[17:05] <upset> mneptok: I need ubuntu support.
[17:05] <orionsonofneptun> ok folks please help me get the proper firmware for broadcom bcm4318
[17:05] <q0s> cancer is a pretty tasteless name -.-
[17:05] <AcidRain> me too
[17:05] <orionsonofneptun> wifi card
[17:05] <pfifo> !broadcom | orionsonofneptun
[17:05] <cancer> bazhang: i tried this and now stuck, i still haven't solved my issue.
[17:05] <upset> I need to erase this drive. That's an ubuntu question because I need to do it in ubuntu.
[17:05] <orionsonofneptun> so is my pee pee
[17:06] <orionsonofneptun> ive been to that link it dont work son
[17:06] <upset> orionsonofneptun: Really? You know you're not supposed to talk like that.
[17:06] <orionsonofneptun> sorry
[17:06] <szal> orionsonofneptun: define 'dont work'
[17:06] <mneptok> upset: gParted
[17:06] <uictamale> hey all.. I have ntp installed and it's running, but my computer keeps drifting pretty far.  I just ran ntpdate and it was off by over a minute.  Any ideas?
[17:06] <upset> mneptok: I just said that it wasn't an option in gparted.
[17:06] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> How do I set an Ubuntu Partition as bootable? (Windows is a jerk)
[17:06] <mneptok> uictamale: if ntp is actually running, ntpdate will fail.
[17:07] <upset> mneptok: Gparted is saying it's all unallocated.
[17:07] <AcidRain> i just want my firefox passwords to be erased and actually be erased
[17:07] <AcidRain> how do i do this?
[17:07] <upset> Acidrain: Erase config folders?
[17:07] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Try firefox preferences
[17:07] <mneptok> upset: the the Live Android install you did borked things badly. try asking the Android people.
[17:07] <uictamale> mneptok: Interesting.. then it appears ntpd is crapping out for some reason.
[17:07] <orionsonofneptun> terminal says command not found
[17:07] <Sivik> EpsilonSigmaUltr, use fdisk /dev/sda#
[17:07] <OneFix_Work> I've got a problem with Compiz on 11.10...it doesn't seem to be working with Gnome Classic
[17:07] <Sivik> then there is an option to set bootable
[17:07] <mneptok> AcidRain: mv ~/.mozilla ~/mozilla-backup
[17:08] <orionsonofneptun> ~$ lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4
[17:08] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> And what does that command do?
[17:08] <AcidRain> mneptok: so i have to lose all of my firefox preferences just to erase a password?
[17:08] <upset> mneptok: There is absolutely no safe thing to do for situations like this? I have to go crying to the Android kids?
[17:08] <mneptok> AcidRain: no, you can go into the Firefox prefs and delete a single password. but you asked how to clear data.
[17:08] <pfifo> orionsonofneptun, `sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source` is all I had todo to get the driver working
[17:08] <q0s> AcidRain, u can delete them in the privacy settings of your ff.
[17:08] <orionsonofneptun> it should identify card
[17:09] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Sorry to be questioning, but I run a server on this computer
[17:09] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> so I need to be careful
[17:09] <AcidRain> q0s: that dont work. firefox is haxing me
[17:09] <races> pfifo: there are two drives missing /dev/sda5 and /dev/sda6... what shoud I do?
[17:09] <AcidRain> i have no option but to delete everything it appears
[17:09] <mneptok> upset: gParted works for the vast majority of people. they do not lose the ability to format. so ... what caused you to have this issue? seemingly Android. that makes it an Android problem.
[17:09] <AcidRain> all my plugins will be lost =(
[17:09] <q0s> AcidRain, what does it do exactly?
[17:09] <pfifo> races, can youi pastebin youe fstab, let me check it before I advise you
[17:09] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> afk
[17:10] <StevenX> Hi. If I am using FreeNX to connect to my computer (FreeNX uses SSH), will my data be safe even from people on my wifi network?
[17:10] <rzx237> orionsonofneptun: I was using broadcom 4318 two years ago, I tought b43-fwcutter package did everything for me
[17:10] <AcidRain> on the squirrelmail interface, it saves my password and username from another site. and its in caps. so i cant login
[17:10] <AcidRain> clearing all private data doesnt work
[17:10] <trism> AcidRain: you can always export your bookmarks before doing anything, so you don't lose them
[17:10] <AcidRain> but this is the 2nd time this has happened. when will an update be available
[17:11] <races> pfifo: Do you want me to send you the link here?
[17:11] <pfifo> races, yes please
[17:11] <upset> mneptok: I mean, I just wrote the iso to it with a typical dd blah of blah
[17:12] <mneptok> upset: you wrote the Android ISO to *what*?
[17:12] <carl-eric> I have configured my marble mouse according to this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Logitech_Marblemouse_USB with the xorg.conf.d file. The file is read, the right options scroll by in the xorg log, but the middle mouse button emulation (by pressing left+right) does not work. Any ideas?
[17:12] <q0s> AcidRain, i would think that your whole ff profile has messed up. export your bookmarks and the other stuff u need, then backup the old profile and delete ~/.mozilla . after this let ff create a new one
[17:12] <races> pfifo: http://pastebin.com/U9MtnyFY
[17:12] <upset> mneptok: To a usb drive. /dev/sdc
[17:12] <upset> mneptok: Computer dying. Forgive me if I'm suddenly gone
[17:13] <mneptok> upset: caffiene beckoning. back at you.
[17:13] <AcidRain> q0s: its my plugins i dont want to reconfigure
[17:13] <AcidRain> i have no bookmarks lol
[17:13] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> unafk
[17:14] <UrB> Bruce___: did it help?
[17:14] <pfifo> races, no sda5 and 6 are you root and swap, their not missing. and thats not why your system is taking time too boot. are you running any extra startup scripts on boot? whats in your /etc/rc.local
[17:14] <orionsonofneptun> ok its installed the os says firmware still missing is thier an activation commad or what next
[17:14] <Bruce___> UrB:  Not really...still trying to figure it out   :s
[17:15] <q0s> AcidRain, sorry, i dont know exactly where those settings are stored. but the most practical solution is to create a new one. otherwise u can spend hours with keeping some of the files in ~/.mozilla and to test if everything went fine
[17:16] <pfifo> AcidRain, I know where passwords are sored
[17:16] <AcidRain> q0s: too late. lol
[17:16] <zacarias> I can't see thumbnail previews in Nautilus (neither in Gnome-Shell nor in Unity)
[17:16] <AcidRain> pfifo: for future reference, where?
[17:17] <rzx237> orionsonofneptun: yes you need the firmware, try to find it on google: broadcom-wl-4.150.10.5.tar.bz2
[17:17] <races> pfifo: I am very sorry for malinterpreting the file. My rc.local does nothing it only says exit 0... do you want me to copy it and paste it on pastebin?
[17:17] <pfifo> AcidRain, edit->prefrences->security->saved passwords->remove all
[17:18] <orionsonofneptun> under system hardware additanal drivers it is not present i just used terminal to install driver what the heck
[17:18] <AcidRain> pfifo: great, could ahve told me that 10seconds ago
[17:19] <pfifo> races, no thats the default. I dont see anything that could be slowing your boot process, are you sure something is slowing it down? have you ever booted a different linux distro faster?
[17:19] <orionsonofneptun> i just installed it why wont it sho up
[17:19] <rzx237> orionsonofneptun: what did you install?
[17:19] <q0s> AcidRain, i told you that you can delete them in the settings.
[17:20] <AcidRain> ok, one last question for today. how do i make a cron job not send me an email when it completes?
[17:20] <sadov> hoe do yo will feel if you got an obituary at your front door :D
[17:20] <pfifo> AcidRain, make sure the command doesnt produce any output
[17:21] <AcidRain> so what do i google search for? outputless cron job?
[17:21] <q0s> AcidRain, imho the job itself may not output anything...
[17:21] <races> pfifo: When I intalled ubuntu, it used to boot in 20 seconds (no more), now it is taking 1 minutes and 20 seconds. I dont know whether this time is normal or not, but it has relatively increased since I installed ubuntu on this computer.
[17:21] <q0s> you can redirect everything to /dev/null
[17:21] <marcules> Good Evening
[17:21] <pfifo> AcidRain, google search for man crontab
[17:21] <satyanash> AcidRain, generally done by using a quiet switch. -q or something similar..
[17:23] <pfifo> races, unless you can identify a problem in the startup, theres not much more I can do, you could try reinstalling, and keep track of the changes you make, so that if it happens again youll be able to say what package is the culprit
[17:24] <wunnle> hello.
[17:24] <Waza> Hi.
[17:24] <pfifo> greetings
[17:24] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> How do I make a Partition Bootable?
[17:25] <races> pfifo: Thank you very much. I think I am going to reinstall from 0 the new distribution 12.05 when it comes out. In the meantime I am going to keep this for a while. I do appreciate your help.. thanks
[17:25] <Waza> Use tan-1 EpsilonSigmaUltr
[17:25] <wunnle> sometimes when i press alt+tab my unity crashes (totally randomly). what may cause this?
[17:25] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> tan-1? Please explain.
[17:25] <pfifo> wunnle, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/705708
[17:26] <Praxi> so I installed kubuntu desktop? I think it was, how do I uninstall that, or go back to default?
[17:26] <Waza> CTRL + ALT + F3 EpsilonSigmaUltr
[17:26] <Waza> And enter it there
[17:26] <pfifo> Praxi, when you are logging in there is a dropdown box you can use to select your session
[17:27] <Praxi> ya I did that pfifo, but I notice when I'm booting I still see the splash screens for kbuntu, is that ok?  I'm just concerned because I have a lot of programs I can't launch by clicking on the icon.
[17:29] <pfifo> Praxi, its fine to have gnome/unity/kde all installed at once, if its just the bootsplash your worried about you could research ways to change the `plymouth` settings
[17:29] <RealKillaz> what is the safest way to upgrade kernel on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server edition?
[17:29] <pfifo> RealKillaz, upgrade using the repos
[17:30] <rbrooks> safest backup and clean install hahaha
[17:30] <Praxi> mainly just concerned because I can't launch dbvis or a libre office program, no errors on screen, it just goes away lol
[17:30] <pfifo> Praxi, try running them from a command line and see if it gives any useful errors
[17:30] <rbrooks> i botched lts upgrade
[17:31] <marcules> Someone got an idea to following issue? I've got an lenovo thinkVision monitor, which is connected to my t420 thinkpad over the digital port - the monitor is detected by the system ( http://img6.imagebanana.com/img/vevt7702/Bildschirmfoto2.png ) but the screen keeps being blank. I've added xorg-edgers/ppa and made an update&&upgrade (after that, compiz decided to die, but with it deactivated everything seems to be just fine).
[17:31] <marcules> *and it's on natty
[17:32] <RealKillaz> pfifo, alreday did. I'm receiving the following message for the kernel The following packages have been kept back:
[17:32] <RealKillaz>   landscape-common linux-headers-server linux-image-server linux-server
[17:32] <RealKillaz> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 4 not upgraded.
[17:32] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> D:
[17:32] <RealKillaz> pfifo, apt-get upgrade is not upgrading the linux-kernel
[17:33] <Praxi> marcules, what video chipset?  on nvidia, had to go into nvidia x settings and enable twinview
[17:33] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Ctrl+Alt+F3 brought me to the interface of death, and I had to reboot
[17:33] <marcules> http://pastebin.mozilla.org/1515783 @praxi
[17:33] <marcules> It's an Intel chipset
[17:34] <pfifo> RealKillaz, you can apt-get install <held back package> if you really wantthe newer kernel
[17:34] <MonkeyDust> EpsilonSigmaUltr  the interface of death? alt-arrow left brings you back to your scren
[17:34] <john38> Does Precise Pangolin use more cpu cores for multitask apps?
[17:34] <MonkeyDust> screen*
[17:34] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> that would have helped...
[17:34] <barbadillo> hi all, I have to change my hard disk but I want to keep my ubuntu os as it is now
[17:34] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> derp -.-
[17:34] <Praxi> seen someone else with a similar issue, but I don't know how to fix it on the intels sorry marcules
[17:34] <john38> or Oneiric Ocelot
[17:34] <MonkeyDust> john38  ask in #ubuntu+1 please
[17:34] <milen8204> I cant catch any sound whit my microphone? What should I di ?
[17:35] <MonkeyDust> milen8204  in a Terminal, type alsamixer, if you see MM, go there and press M
[17:35] <q0s> barbadillo, u can copy you whole partition with gparted from the old to the new drive. ..
[17:35] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> erg...
[17:35] <q0s> *your
[17:35] <marcules> :/
[17:35] <marcules> darn
[17:35] <barbadillo> q0s, even if it is the boot partition?
[17:35] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I guess I have to install ubuntu all over again and copy my files from the other partition...
[17:36] <pfifo> RealKillaz, or if you want that message to go away you can remove the meta-package that was used to originally install the kernel/landscape/etc
[17:36] <barbadillo> q0s, I mean, with grub and all the stuff
[17:36] <q0s> barbadillo, u just replace the actual harddrive with a new one?
[17:36] <milen8204> MonkeyDust, thanks will try
[17:36] <barbadillo> q0s, not yet, I'm wandering how to do that
[17:36] <trism> RealKillaz: or apt-get dist-upgrade; which is generally necessary when upgrading kernel metapackages since they install new packages
[17:36] <RealKillaz> pfifo, can I run apt-get dist-upgrade without problems?
[17:37] <carl-eric> EpsilonSigmaUltr, what exactly is your problem?
[17:37] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I need to make my ubuntu partition bootable
[17:37] <Praxi> How do I launch libreoffice calc from the command line? I've been searching, but not getting lucky.
[17:37] <RealKillaz> trism, ok that wouldn't be any problem?
[17:37] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I tried to reinstall windows and it de-bootabled Ubuntu
[17:37] <barbadillo> Praxi, try oocalc
[17:37] <MonkeyDust> EpsilonSigmaUltr  how did you install ubuntu?
[17:37] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I am currently running the livecd
[17:37] <pfifo> RealKillaz, supposedly, upgrading is meant to be safe and seamless, but im not going to say that it never has problems.
[17:37] <crizzy> Praxi: localc
[17:38] <AcidRain> http://acidshower.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=177&sid=5a212993301ec415792fcb8b386529d3
[17:38] <q0s> barbadillo, connect both drives, run gparted. copy your partition(s) to the new drive. shutdown. disconnect the old drive and connect the new drive to the sata plug u used with the old drive.
[17:38] <q0s> cross your fingers, my drive check is at 99%
[17:38] <pfifo> RealKillaz, fresh install is usually much easier than an upgrade
[17:38] <MonkeyDust> EpsilonSigmaUltr  first install windows, then linux, windows tends to ruin every OS that does not start with the letters, W.I.N.D.O.W.S
[17:38] <carl-eric> EpsilonSigmaUltr, you can simply reinstall the grub bootloader: http://www.memorylack.com/2011/01/recover-ubuntu-grub.html
[17:38] <RealKillaz> pfifo, in this case fresh install is not an option...
[17:39] <trism> pfifo: dist-upgrade is not the same as upgrading to a new ubuntu version
[17:39] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> ty
[17:39] <barbadillo> q0s, ok thanks I'll try
[17:39] <RealKillaz> pfifo, maybe in the future when we have puppet etc installed...
[17:39] <marcules> goddamnit, I'll just buy an VGA-cable
[17:39] <marcules> >.>
[17:39] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> yeah, Windows is a jerk
[17:39] <Dmole> anyone find that "hdparm -S 244 /dev/sde" is no longer working?
[17:39] <q0s> barbadillo, there are tutorials out there which explain that in more detail, just google
[17:39] <marcules> damn proprietary display connectors
[17:39] <q0s> barbadillo, but it is very easy with gparted.
[17:39] <trism> RealKillaz: and yes, generally not an issue, although you should always be careful when using apt-get dist-upgrade that it doesn't remove anything it shouldn't (but this is generally not a problem on stable releases)
[17:39] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, EpsilonSigmaUltr: I solved a similar issue differently though - i have windows and ubuntu on different drives and simply select the boot drive with F12 on the bios post screen
[17:40] <carl-eric> Hi - I have configured my Logitech Marble Mouse according to this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Logitech_Marblemouse_USB (I'm on Ubuntu 11.10 oneiric). In the xorg log I can see that it recognizes the mouse and has emulate3buttons set to "true"
[17:40] <carl-eric> however, xinput list-props shows "Evdev Middle Button Emulation (253): 0" - and the 3 button emulation does not work
[17:40] <carl-eric> Any Ideas?
[17:40] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> if ubuntu was set to bootable, I would even delete windows
[17:40] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I tried to reinstall because the Windows networking fails
[17:40] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> but it got even worse!
[17:41] <MonkeyDust> EpsilonSigmaUltr  it's often easter, faster, more efficient to start anew, instead of repairing things
[17:41] <MonkeyDust> easier*
[17:41] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> start new?
[17:41] <blitz> how would I mount my windows partition if I have a dual boot with win7?
[17:41] <Praxi> reinstall hehe
[17:41] <mo_bledhoz> nautilus?
[17:42] <blitz> I think it's /dev/sda3
[17:42] <MonkeyDust> blitz  sudo fdisk -l to see where windows is installed (ntfs), then mount that partition
[17:42] <Dmole> blitz: install ntfs-3g
[17:42] <q0s> blitz, it should be shown in your file manager. simply click on it
[17:42] <Dmole> +1 file manager click
[17:42] <q0s> Dmole, that should be a default package
[17:42] <MonkeyDust> now please let me order pizza, y'all!! ;)
[17:42] <RealKillaz> trism, but it would show this in the list of package that would be removed
[17:43] <trism> RealKillaz: absolutely
[17:43] <blitz> what do you mean click it in my file manager
[17:43] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> afk
[17:43] <mo_bledhoz> yeahhh..
[17:44] <kodez> hello everyone. how do i get places in unity?
[17:44] <kodez> ubuntu
[17:44] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I go through all these commands, hoping that none of them mean format, or other painful things
[17:45] <RealKillaz> trism, thank you
[17:45] <Dmole> kodez: like open a file manager?
[17:46] <MagentoPycho> guys how to find latest modfied files via command
[17:46] <Dmole> man ls
[17:46] <kodez> Dmole: yes. i want to go to network > connect to server
[17:46] <ssta> MagentoPycho: ls -lrt
[17:47] <MagentoPycho> ssta: i want modified files suppose say modified within 1 hr
[17:47] <Benkinooby> !lubuntu
[17:47] <races> can anyone type my nick please?
[17:48] <ssta> MagentoPycho: maybe you need the find command then?
[17:48] <ssta> MagentoPycho: see the -mtime directive of find
[17:48] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> aww
[17:48] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> grub setup failed
[17:48] <MonkeyDust> races
[17:48] <races> I am trying to highlight my nick but it does not work
[17:49] <v0lksman> anyone know where I can find a package for Nagios 3.3.1?
[17:49] <v0lksman> trying to make one but all the patches are failing
[17:49] <MagentoPycho> ssta: can you help me with full command?
[17:49] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> oh I despise Windows
[17:49] <pfifo> sdf!ot | races
[17:49] <pfifo> !ot | races
[17:49] <Dmole> MagentoPycho: also this "find . -newercc file"
[17:50] <Dmole> MagentoPycho: (use touch to set the file date to whenever like 1 hour ago)
[17:51] <ssta> MagentoPycho: it's something like: find /path -mtime +1
[17:51] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Is there any other way that I can set my Ubuntu Partition as bootable?
[17:51] <ssta> MagentoPycho: check the manpage for the exact syntax, it's somewhere close to that though
[17:51] <MonkeyDust> EpsilonSigmaUltr  try the Live CD or pendrive, use gparted
[17:51] <Dmole> kodez: so type "nautilus" in the dash and click on network
[17:52] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> and what do I do in gparted?
[17:52] <Dmole> kodez: of "go>location" also works
[17:53] <MonkeyDust> EpsilonSigmaUltr  just checked: there's 'manage flags', choose 'boot'
[17:53] <balleyne> I'm trying to create an ad hoc wifi network to share my mobile 3G data, but once I try to connect to the ad hoc network, it immediately drops the connection. Ideas? Could my hardware not be compatible? Am I doing something wrong?
[17:53] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Thanks!
[17:53] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I will go try that now
[17:54] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> good bye
[17:54] <Dmole> anyone know how to fix this?: HDIO_DRIVE_CMD(identify) failed: Invalid exchange
[17:55] <sacarlson> balleyne: seems most wifi must hav adhoc compatibility but what is used to setup you ip address?  static?
[17:55] <sacarlson> balleyne: and what about route?  what sets that up if not with dhcpd
[17:57] <amicrawler> i need help on mounting a ipod touch to gpodder
[17:57] <balleyne> sacarlson: just realized I probably want the 'Use as hotspot...' feature in System Settings > Network, rather than an ad hoc network... with the ad-hoc network, I just create a new network with the default settings, so I assume it's DHCP or something? I haven't set any static IP settings
[17:57] <amicrawler> my desktop see the ipod touch
[17:58] <auronandace> !ipod | amicrawler
[17:58] <MonkeyDust> !ipod
[17:58] <MonkeyDust> auronandace  was faster :)
[17:58] <amicrawler> i did see the man for it
[17:58] <amicrawler> but in the pref in my gpodder
[17:59] <amicrawler> will not goto usb
[17:59] <amicrawler> just usb1
[18:00] <amicrawler> when i lsub  it is on dev3
[18:00] <sacarlson> balleyne: maybe if you look at the ip your adhoc has managed to setup for you with ; ifconfig  ; on both server and client sides you might have some clues
[18:00] <balleyne> sacarlson, ok, thanks
[18:01] <sacarlson> balleyne: and also the command ; sudo route ; to see what ends up as your default gateway
[18:04] <sacarlson> balleyne: otherwise might want to look at thing like https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing ; but I'm not sure they have made it too simple yet
[18:07] <Whiskey> are it anyway to disable text input in terminal
[18:07] <jackyyll> hi guys, i'm trying to install git-core on ubuntu 8.4 (i know it's unsupported). i'm getting this error" The following packages have unmet dependencies: git-core: Depends: libdigest-sha1-perl but it is not going to
[18:07] <jackyyll> be installed
[18:07] <jackyyll> E: Broken packages
[18:07] <jackyyll> "
[18:07] <jackyyll> sorry for the paste
[18:07] <FloodBot1> jackyyll: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:07] <jackyyll> thoguht it would be one line.
[18:08] <`Korvin> jackyyll, do sudo apt-get update
[18:08] <`Korvin> and you can just do apt-get install git
[18:08] <mneptok> jackyyll: why the git-core package and not just "git?"
[18:08] <jackyyll> it is still saying the same error
[18:08] <jackyyll> don't you need git-core for git?
[18:09] <bardh> hi
[18:09] <qw-Russian> help me Wi-Fi please
[18:09] <sacarlson> jackyyll: if you don't have your own custom repository you kept for ubuntu 8.04, then it might be a task to find one
[18:09] <jackyyll> ok this is weird
[18:10] <jackyyll> i'm not sure if i'm on hardy or intrepid
[18:10] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> ok, so that didn't work
[18:10] <jackyyll> i have hardy sources in my sources.list but i also have intrepid ones (commented out)
[18:10] <jackyyll> i wish i could just upgrade this server, blah
[18:10] <regexp> when is the new version of ubuntu coming out, april right?
[18:10] <jackyyll> how can i tell for sure what version of ubuntu i have installed?
[18:11] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I need a second-to-last resort
[18:11] <regexp> :\
[18:11] <ubuntunobody> hi, what ubuntu backup tool do you recommend for a windows7/8 ntfs partition? partimage seems to have "experimental" support
[18:11] <MonkeyDust> EpsilonSigmaUltr  lsb_release -sd
[18:11] <sacarlson> jackyyll: how big a task would it be to upgrade to ubuntu 10.04 ?
[18:11] <mneptok> jackyyll: lsb_release -a
[18:11] <MonkeyDust> jackyyll   lsb_release -sd
[18:11] <jackyyll> ok so it's 8.10
[18:11] <jackyyll> dont know why i have hardy sources..
[18:12] <jackyyll> sacarlson: well, it's a server at work
[18:12] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> umm yeah, I know my OS
[18:12] <jackyyll> and it's poorly configured
[18:12] <jackyyll> so
[18:12] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Xubuntu 11.10
[18:12] <mneptok> jackyyll: support for that release stopped a year ago.
[18:13] <mneptok> jackyyll: there are no repos to install from. they're gone. that's the issue with the package install.
[18:13] <sacarlson> jackyyll: so what appache2 or other does it run that would might be difficult to upgrade?  it takes me up to 7 or more days myself so I don't rush to upgrade eather
[18:14] <itaylor57> !eol  | jackyyll
[18:14] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> @MonkeyDust  Why do I need the release data?
[18:15] <jackyyll> wait so,
[18:15] <jackyyll> the repositories no longer exist?
[18:15] <mneptok> jackyyll: correct.
[18:15] <itaylor57> jackyyll, read the link given it will teill you where the repos went to
[18:15] <jackyyll> welp
[18:15] <jackyyll> that is a problem
[18:16] <mneptok> jackyyll: http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/
[18:16] <sacarlson> jackyyll: the other thing is the longer you wait the more difficult it becomes to upgrade so for future ref. might want to upgrade 3 months before eol
[18:16] <jackyyll> well
[18:16] <jackyyll> i'd rather not upgrade
[18:16] <jackyyll> and do a fresh install anyway
[18:16] <bluefrog> jackyyll, you prepare a brand new server, import data, test it and if it works you make a change
[18:16] <jackyyll> they installed a desktop version as a server :S
[18:16] <mneptok> jackyyll: can you keep such things to 1 inputline please?
[18:17] <jackyyll> sorry about that
[18:17] <jackyyll> itaylor57: does that mean the repos still exist somewhere?
[18:17] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Is there any way I can set a partition as bootable?
[18:17] <sacarlson> jackyyll: well for me reinstall I did in an event just like yours caused problems with php changes that were no longer supported in the software I had custom writen
[18:17] <schwaam> do I have a /boot, /, /var, and /home partition with the default ubuntu setup?
[18:18] <schwaam> (4 partitions)
[18:18] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> afk
[18:18] <bluefrog> EpsilonSigmaUltr, via parted, cfdisk or whatever partition utility you like
[18:18] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I will try again
[18:19] <mneptok> sacarlson: if you say "register_globals" i'll kill you. :P
[18:19] <schwaam> dr_willis, around?
[18:19] <bluefrog> schwaam, no
[18:19] <schwaam> bluefrog, no he's not around?
[18:19] <schwaam> or no I don't have 4 partitions :)
[18:19] <bluefrog> schwaam, no you don't have separate partitions
[18:19] <schwaam> ah, ok
[18:19] <schwaam> so is it all on one partition?
[18:19] <sacarlson> mneptok: ok I won't and I forget anyway but it took 3 or more days just for that
[18:20] <Praxi> if I'm using unity, is there any reason to use docky?
[18:20] <bluefrog> schwaam, choose lvm and then you do what you want or choose the alternate method
[18:21] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> bluefrog: is it that I set a Flag of the Partition as boot?\
[18:24] <here4thegear> hi... What file must I edit to point somedomain.com to 127.0.0.0
[18:25] <itaylor57> jackyyll, yes see the post mneptok made above or read the link
[18:25] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Should I set the entire linux(sda3) as bootable?
[18:26] <soaringsky> here4thegear: /etc/hosts
[18:26] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Should I set the entire linux partition(s) as bootable?
[18:26] <here4thegear> soaringsky: thanks!
[18:27] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> On my own...
[18:27] <Armando> Hi there,
[18:28] <Armando> I was wondering if someone could helpme to compile gcompris in ubuntu. I made some modifications and now, when I try to do it, I get "dpkg-source: unrepresentable changes to source"
[18:28] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> ok, I will try booting all of linux, brb'
[18:28] <Armando> But, I think I do have representable changes to source :P
[18:29] <jrib> Armando: you should be more detailed as to what changes you made and how
[18:30] <Armando> I have a new activity for Gcompris. I used python and I was trying to rebuild sources in order to have my activity inside it.
[18:30] <jrib> Armando: not specific enough
[18:30] <Armando> Lets see what else can I tell you to be as clear as possible.
[18:30] <jrib> Armando: i.e. make it so that I can recreate what you did
[18:30] <Armando> Maybe you could help me to provide specific informations needed.
[18:31] <Armando> I used dpkg-buildpackage.
[18:31] <Armando> If I try a make && make install, that goes OK
[18:31] <Armando> But I would like to get a .deb package. That is the point when I get the errror.
[18:32] <sacarlson1> Armando: I normaly submit my code to github.com if I play with branches of  code then others can see and partisipate in helping
[18:33] <Armando> sacarlson1: thanks so much. I will do that too so help will be easier to get.
[18:35] <Armando> jrib: any other suggestion? :)
[18:35] <jrib> Armando: make a diff
[18:35] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Strange...
[18:35] <Whiskey> anyway to keep user input from messing up a screen temporarily?
[18:36] <sacarlson1> Armando: jrib: git does the diff part for you auto,  that's the cool thing about github.com
[18:36] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> it gives me "FAILED TO BOOT FROM DISK, PLEASE INSERT SYSTEM DISK"
[18:37] <mobb> hi
[18:37] <sacarlson1> EpsilonSigmaUltr: already installed or with cd boot?
[18:38] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> I have a fully installed Ubuntu, but when I tried to reinstall windows to repair, it un-bootabled Ubuntu
[18:38] <k_5673> Hello, dawgs! I'm building a multiseat setup over 10.04 LTS, using GDM over XDMCP + Xephyr. I've already wrote scripts to start the Xephyr servers and connect them to the local GDM in port 177. The question is: how can i start the Xephyrs instead the X and GDM?
[18:39] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> and I am currently running the CD boot
[18:39] <Seea> så :P
[18:39] <Seea> then?
[18:39] <engammalsko> Seea: that's all
[18:39] <engammalsko> Seea: This is the support channel for Ubuntu.
[18:39] <Seea> aha, nice ;)
[18:40] <sacarlson1> EpsilonSigmaUltr: that's why I presently only run windows XX in virtualbox to keep it contained and not damaging
[18:40] <engammalsko> Seea: But they don't like spam or offtopic talk. But yeah, feel free to ask here :D
[18:40] <Seea> my internet is so fucking slow, 25min for zipped ubuntu -.-
[18:40] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> Yeah, I hate Windows
[18:41] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> well, ok, I am out of second-to-last resorts
[18:41] <Seea> HAHA THEN we are 2,
[18:41] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> time to install another Ubuntu and bring the old files
[18:41] <Seea> ill thats the reason why i download it right now ^^
[18:42] <k_5673> Hello, dawgs! I'm building a multiseat setup over 10.04 LTS, using GDM over XDMCP + Xephyr. I've already wrote scripts to start the Xephyr servers and connect them to the local GDM in port 177. The question is: how can i start the Xephyrs instead the X and GDM?
[18:43] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> well, all I really need is Java, Flash, and some RAM
[18:43] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> ok bye
[18:43] <`korvin> hey, I tried restoring grub after windows removed it
[18:43] <`korvin> and it's giving me this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/880761/
[18:44] <regexp> quit
[18:44] <regexp> exit
[18:44] <regexp> :|
[18:45] <`korvin> can anyone help me out?
[18:45] <Mr_Poseydon> Hi
[18:45] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> ok bye everyone
[18:46] <eurekaa> how, apache chief!
[18:46] <__Alex_> Hey, peoplez. I use a custom setup of Ubuntu, using the mini.iso, with Openbox, some random panel app, feh for BGs, Etc. It works great, but i have a Problem. I use WICD as my Wifi manager thing, and it seems rather unstable. It keeps disconntcting, and when it's connecting to a Wifi, it temporary freezes the whole thing for a couple of seconds (20-80). Anyone has any idea on how to fix this without downloading half of Gnome for the Gnome Network Manager?
[18:47] <o0ps> `korvin: where did u isntalled linux? what partition?
[18:47] <Iceheart> Hows everyone doing today?
[18:48] <Iceheart> So I got a problem...I restarted my computer and now I can't open any folders and my desktop is blank...
[18:49] <KM0201> hmm, yeah thats a pretty big problem
[18:49] <KM0201> sounds like X isn't starting properly
[18:49] <Nach0z> X = borked :D
[18:49] <`korvin> o0ps: it's on sda6 or something like that
[18:49] <Iceheart> Well everything else seems to work fine, just that. lol
[18:49] <theadmin> Iceheart: Did you delete nautilus?
[18:49] <Iceheart> No, I didn't delete anything.
[18:49] <Iceheart> Just restarted.
[18:50] <o0ps> `korvin: try sudo grub-install /dev/where_is_your_linux_install not sda
[18:50] <KM0201> Iceheart: install any graphics drivers, etc?  something precipitated this.
[18:50] <auska> Hi! When I try to restart apache2 I get this error: ' _default_ VirtualHost overlap on port 80, the first has precedence' what does it mean? What should I do?
[18:50] <Iceheart> No, I was just surfing the net before the restart. I just decided to do a restart since I haven't for some time.
[18:50] <itaylor57> KM0201, o/
[18:50] <wolfmitchell|web> aus- #apache
[18:50] <KM0201> itaylor57: o/
[18:50] <Iceheart> I didn't update or anything either.
[18:50] <theadmin> Iceheart: So, do you get the desktop background? Panel(s)?
[18:51] <Iceheart> I have the desktop background and everything appears normal except for the lack of icons and inability to open folders.
[18:51] <theadmin> Iceheart: O...kay, sounds like nautilus fails to start for some reason. Try "sudo apt-get --reinstall install nautilus" to see if it solves the problem first
[18:51] <k_5673> Hello, dawgs! I'm building a multiseat setup over 10.04 LTS, using GDM over XDMCP + Xephyr. I've already wrote scripts to start the Xephyr servers and connect them to the local GDM in port 177. The question is: how can i start the Xephyrs instead the X and GDM?
[18:51] <__Alex_> Iceheart: Try this: sudo dpkg-reconfigure nautilus
[18:52] <Benkinooby> anyone can recommend a internet cafe suite ofr ubuntu? i googled a bit but most stuff i found was outdated...
[18:52] <Iceheart> Said unable to locate package nautilus
[18:52] <__Alex_> Iceheart: Ok, wefound the problem. Simple fix: sudo aptitude install nautilus
[18:52] <Iceheart> my bad mispelled nautilus lol
[18:53] <Iceheart> currently reinstalling.
[18:53] <Iceheart> Nice that I can do that while leaving this open ^^
[18:54] <Iceheart> It appears to be stuck at reading database. It's at 90% and just sitting there.
[18:54] <Iceheart> and now I got an error
[18:54] <k_5673> Hello, dawgs! I'm building a multiseat setup over 10.04 LTS, using GDM over XDMCP + Xephyr. I've already wrote scripts to start the Xephyr servers and connect them to the local GDM in port 177. The question is: how can i start the Xephyrs instead the X and GDM?
[18:54] <Iceheart> unrecoverable fatal error
[18:54] <gy4e8d> http://zhuk.in/c97
[18:55] <soaringsky> !patience | k_5673
[18:55] <inapt> ll
[18:55] <inapt> oops
[18:55] <inapt> :|
[18:55] <EpsilonSigmaUltr> "unrecoverable fatal error" XD
[18:55] <Iceheart> trying reinstall one more time.
[18:56] <Iceheart> dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting:  reading files list for package 'linux-headers-3.0.0-15': Input/output error E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
[18:57] <`korvin> Still same problem
[18:57] <Iceheart> Got that trying to reinstall nautilus^
[18:57] <__Alex_> Does anyone have the same problem as i do with WICD? (Temporary freezing my whole computer for around 50 seconds)?
[18:57] <Iceheart> any ideas guys?
[18:57] <`korvin> http://paste.ubuntu.com/880784/ << fdisk -l
[18:57] <itaylor57> Iceheart, you seem to have synaptic or some other process installing something
[18:58] <soaringsky> Iceheart: is it possible that your disk is corrupted?
[18:58] <Iceheart> I guess it could be corrupted, what would cause that?
[18:58] <`korvin> http://paste.ubuntu.com/880787/ < can't install grub
[18:58] <`korvin> computer boots into windows fine, no grub
[18:59] <soaringsky> Iceheart: it's not always known
[18:59] <Iceheart> Well is there a way to perhaps restore linux a couple days?
[18:59] <__Alex_> `korvin: You're trying to install GRUB from a Live CD with a chroot?
[18:59] <soaringsky> Iceheart: but I see similar issues all the time
[18:59] <soaringsky> Iceheart: easiest way is to reinstall
[18:59] <`korvin> my steps are boot into live disk, open terminal, sudo grub-install sda
[18:59] <`korvin> __Alex_:
[19:00] <`korvin> am I missing a step?
[19:00] <Iceheart> Well is there a way I can access my files still, I'd be losing quite a bit of data.
[19:00] <soaringsky> Iceheart: find somewhere to copy your data, like ubuntu one
[19:01] <bekor> hey friends anyone know how to get my desktop cube to not be flat?
[19:01] <k_5673> Iceheart: Use the SuperGrub Disk http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[19:01] <Iceheart> I have ubuntu one, I mean is there a way to access my files when I cannot open my home folder?
[19:01] <__Alex_> `korvin: I see the problem, you need to mount your root disk somewhere: "sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt", and then type this: "sudo grub-install root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda"
[19:01] <`korvin> __Alex_: mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[19:02] <soaringsky> Iceheart: if the problem is that far along, its going to be difficult. try using a livecd?
[19:02] <k_5673> Iceheart: With SuperGrub Disk you'll be able to boot your Ubuntu ext3/ext4 partition, get your files, and/or run grub-install
[19:02] <__Alex_> `korvin: Ok, try this: "sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sda5 /mnt"
[19:03] <o0ps> `korvin: try to change the boot to /dev/sda5
[19:03] <bekor> hi, i am using 11.10 and wanting  3d eye candy but my desktop cube is just flat.any suggestions/
[19:03] <__Alex_> o0ps: No, that won't work
[19:03] <k_5673> Iceheart: I've repaired many dualboot setups with that
[19:03] <__Alex_> o0ps: You can't boot directly from a partition
[19:03] <`Korvin_> __Alex_: lost connection
[19:04] <o0ps> emm
[19:04] <bekor> hi i am runnig ubuntu 11.10 and my desktop cube is flat any suggestions how to make 3d work?
[19:04] <jefimenko> does anyone know what's the recommended way to keep kvm guest clocks in sync?
[19:04] <k_5673> Iceheart: I suppose the ubuntu installer disk have grub-install
[19:04] <birdman007> what's the best driver to use for a ati graphics card
[19:05] <__Alex_> birdman007: FGLRX
[19:05] <`Korvin_> __Alex_: mount -f ext4 is failing aswell
[19:05] <jefimenko> i see conflicting information around the web about this. the ubuntu community docs advise against using ntp to sync the clock: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/FAQ#Should_ntp_be_used_for_time_synchronisation.3F
[19:05] <__Alex_> birdman007: It's in the repos, but you need to enable it in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:05] <o0ps> `Korvin_: the linux was installed before windows?
[19:06] <`Korvin_> yea o0ps
[19:06] <`Korvin_> no
[19:06] <`Korvin_> no o0ps  =p
[19:06] <__Alex_> `Korvin_: What does it say? Put it into a paste bin
[19:06] <`Korvin_> the windows was installed before, but my grub got messed up by booting into a esata drive
[19:06] <jefimenko> but other distributions (redhat) recommend using it
[19:06] <newname> #xubuntu
[19:06] <`Korvin_> __Alex_: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda5,
[19:07] <parapan> hi all; is there any way to change permission of files on a read-only mounted drive ??? apart from compiling kernel ? the read-only partition is freebsd
[19:07] <wubino> Anyone know of a way to make a desktop shortcut for a app started in the terminal (ipython qtconsole)?
[19:07] <genjin> i'm trying to install php 5.4 on ubuntu 11,  get an error when i run the command "deb http://apt.damz.org/ubuntu natty php54" to add the repository -- apparently "deb" is not installed,  should i be using a different command?
[19:08] <pfifo> wubino, try running a terminal emulator and specify the program to run in the terminals options
[19:08] <soaringsky> genjin: add-apt-repository
[19:08] <`Korvin_> __Alex_: full output http://paste.ubuntu.com/880799/
[19:08] <iceroot> parapan: read-only = not writing, changing permissions = writing, you see the issue?
[19:08] <codatory> Any thoughts on running FlashCache on a desktop system?
[19:08] <genjin> soaringsky: ah, ta
[19:08] <madoo> hellp
[19:09] <iceroot> !info php5
[19:09] <wubino> pfifo, what is the diff from a terminal emulator and a terminal?
[19:09] <madoo> i need hellp
[19:09] <__Alex_> `Korvin_: Very strange....... Try it with sda3 instead of sda5
[19:09] <iceroot> genjin: than line has to go into /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:09] <parapan> iceroot: :d see that yes. that's why asking in the forum with clever peoples than I am
[19:09] <iceroot> parapan: its not possible
[19:10] <madoo> can eny one hellp me
[19:10] <iceroot> parapan: that is what read-only means
[19:10] <pfifo> wubino, a terminal is what you get when you are not using X, press ctrl-alt-F1 to switch to a terminal
[19:10] <iceroot> parapan: if you can write on read-only, it would not be read-only
[19:10] <`Korvin_> __Alex_: same output
[19:10] <parapan> iceroot: workaround to this issue ? creating the same users /owner of files and groups to match the freebsd files ???
[19:10] <madoo> hellp hellp hellp
[19:10] <__Alex_> `Korvin: Ok, try sdb5
[19:10] <iceroot> parapan: you just need the UID r mount it writeable
[19:11] <genjin> iceroot: ok yep, its among good company there :) ta
[19:11] <madoo> CAN ENY ONE HELLP
[19:11] <iceroot> parapan: the username must not match, just the UID
[19:11] <ubuntu> hi
[19:11] <iceroot> !ask | madoo
[19:11] <Xabster> I have a program running that I can't stop: Umit Network Scanner. I'm new to Ubuntu so could someone tell me how to get a taskmanager up so I can terminate it?
[19:11] <parapan> iceroot: more in english ...explain pls
[19:11] <wubino> Got it, its been so long not starting from the terminal I forgot : )
[19:11] <ubuntu> help me
[19:12] <iceroot> parapan: you dont have to create a username with the same name, you have to create a user with the same UID the files are belonging
[19:12] <`Korvin_> __Alex_: doesn't exist
[19:12] <iceroot> parapan: unix/linux are not working with usernames, they are working with uid (user id)
[19:12] <`Korvin_> says sda is mounted
[19:12] <madoo> I have hp pc insed i have speaker and out i have sub over but my sub didnt workin
[19:12] <savid> Hi, for some reason now when I ssh to a remote host it now asks me for my private key passphrase on the cmdline.  Before it used to pop up a window, where I only had to enter it once.  How do I bring that back?
[19:12] <parapan> iceroot: uid is 1001
[19:13] <__Alex_> `Korvin: type: "sudo mount", and return the output in a pastebin
[19:13] <iceroot> parapan: then you need logged in with a user which also have 1001
[19:13] <madoo_> can you hellp me please
[19:13] <`Korvin_> __Alex_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/880805/ for the record
[19:13] <iceroot> parapan: you are not able to read the file with the current user or what is the issue?
[19:13] <parapan> iceroot: checking right now ...but if I do not have this user I have to create-it correct ???
[19:13] <iceroot> parapan: correct
[19:13] <`Korvin_> __Alex_:  per your request http://paste.ubuntu.com/880806/
[19:14] <parapan> iceroot: so it's almost like  I said before ....:d
[19:15] <__Alex_> `Korvin_: Wery weird. Seems that your Linux partition is corrupted or something...
[19:15] <`Korvin_> __Alex_: that doesn't make sense =/
[19:15] <`Korvin_> I was booted into a few minutes ago
[19:16] <__Alex_> `Korvin_: I know it doesn't, but why then can't we mount your linux partition...
[19:16] <`Korvin_> but gparted agrees
[19:16] <pfifo> `Korvin_, what is the output of `sudo fdisk -l`
[19:16] <`Korvin_> I gave that a bit ago
[19:16] <madoo_> hello
[19:16] <`Korvin_> the client cant scroll up
[19:16] <__Alex_> pfifo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/880784/
[19:16] <madoo_> i need hellp
[19:16] <`Korvin_> ty __Alex_
[19:17] <pfifo> `Korvin_, `sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt` NOTE: there is a 5(five) after sda
[19:17] <__Alex_> pfifo: We tried that
[19:17] <__Alex_> already
[19:18] <pfifo> __Alex_, according to the pastebin there was a typo
[19:18] <roasted> Question - I'm using Ubuntu and FOG to image other Ubuntu systems. We're using newer systems containing the AMD APU E series chipset. We're getting the error - failed to execute \sbin\v86d. Anybody have any idea what this could be?
[19:18] <`Korvin_> pfifo: __Alex_
[19:18] <`Korvin_> http://postimage.org/image/jrngrnp51/
[19:18] <`Korvin_> pfifo: you saw a later image
[19:19] <`Korvin_> we tried mounting sda5 first
[19:19] <bekor> anyone have trouble with flat desktop cube in ubuntu 11.10 and know how to make it 3d?
[19:19] <`Korvin_> however sda5 looks like a sub partition under sda1?
[19:19] <pfifo> `Korvin_, can you paste `sudo blkid`
[19:19] <__Alex_> `Korvin: I'm very sorry to announce but your linux bartition is eighter empty or corrupted.
[19:20] <`Korvin_> pfifo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/880814/
[19:20] <`Korvin_> no biggy __Alex_, just a pain
[19:20] <`Korvin_> I installed it last night
[19:20] <eurekaa> bartition<<lol
[19:21] <pfifo> `Korvin_, what happens when you `fsck /dev/sda5`
[19:21] <ilyam> hi. How do I check programmatically if a package has already been installed (with apt-get)?
[19:21] <`Korvin_> asks to fix the checksum
[19:21] <`Korvin_> should i?
[19:21] <ilyam> I don't care if it's the latest version or not, and want the check to be local and fast (don't contact ubuntu servers)
[19:22] <`Korvin_> fsck.ext2: Superblock invalid, trying backup blocks...
[19:22] <pfifo> `Korvin_, no, since your sda1 is your extended partition something tried to write to /dev/sda1 and broke the filesystem on sda5. you need to fix the order of your partitions to be in the same order as their layout on the disk
[19:23] <`Korvin_> I see
[19:23] <`Korvin_> will that make sda5 recoverable?
[19:23] <`Korvin_> or should I just nuke it
[19:23] <pfifo> `Korvin_, no, if i were you Id blank the whole disk and start over, commiting any non-backed up file loss to experience
[19:24] <`Korvin_> alright
[19:24] <`Korvin_> I can't quite whipe the whole thing, as my oem didn't give me a restore disk, they put it on a partition
[19:25] <diverdude> Is there a PPA with gphotolib 2.4.13? (repo has 2.4.11)
[19:25] <eurekaa> `Korvin_: What the hell ya trying?
[19:25] <`Korvin_> pfifo: will deleting sda1 be enough?
[19:25] <pfifo> `Korvin_, if you have a legal copy of windows, then you can just grab a windows CD somewhere on the net
[19:25] <chozen21> anybody know any channels for aircrack
[19:26] <pfifo> `Korvin_, when you change your partition order its likely to break the system restore anyway
[19:26] <MrCraig> having real problems configuring my keyboard - for some reason ctrl+key combinations don't work. In terminal if I hold ctrl+c I see first a 'c' and then in the repeats '^C' - that and ctrl+alt+Fx works so I know the ctrl key is responding. Any pointers please?
[19:26] <`Korvin_> herp
[19:26] <`Korvin_> Alright
[19:26] <`Korvin_> I see pfifo, I'll make that happen
[19:26] <_Marcus> Hello. How do I use cat to write to a drive?
[19:26] <_Marcus> I want to write /dev/urandom to it
[19:27] <__Alex_> pfifo: I don't know much about Windows since i havent used it in like 10 years, but one thing i know. If you have a laptop, it's a pain in the @$$ to get all the drivers
[19:27] <`Korvin_> they gave me a driver disk
[19:27] <`Korvin_> just not an oem windows disk
[19:27] <codatory> _Marcus: Any reason not to use DD ?
[19:27] <pfifo> __Alex_, any OS that doesnt have a software center is a pain in the @$$ to install anything
[19:27] <_Marcus> codeatory: I can do that with dd?
[19:28] <__Alex_> pfifo: Or a ports collection. True.
[19:28] <chozen21> does anybody know where i can help with aircrack
[19:28] <parapan> iceroot: ufsUSER is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported. ....
[19:28] <codatory> _Marcus: yep; that's what it's for...  dd -if=/dev/urandom -of=/dev/hdx
[19:29] <pfifo> `Korvin_, once you have a partiton table thats laid out nicely with every thing ordered and sorted, your quality of life will go up
[19:29] <_Marcus> codatory: It says: dd: opening `/media/4CA6-7063': Is a directory
[19:29] <parapan> iceroot: what I do not understand is why I cannot copy the files ......it's only a read-only ...I should be able to reas the files
[19:29] <__Alex_> _Marcus: shred -fvn1 /dev/hdX will do the same thing
[19:30] <_Marcus> __Alex_: I may want to write something else besides /dev/urandom later on though.
[19:30] <eurekaa> curious stage. :)
[19:30] <wubino> Any rules of thumb for buying a laptop to run Ubuntu on?
[19:30] <eurekaa> rofl!
[19:30] <diverdude> how do i add this ppa? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libgphoto2
[19:30] <codatory> _Marcus: That's the mountpoint, not the device, if you just want to write a big file to the mountpoint you can cat /dev/urandom > somefile and it'll just go until you stop it or it runs out of disk
[19:30] <us12> hello/ help me please to solve "No such interface supported" message
[19:31] <_Marcus> codatory: Oh, okay.
[19:31] <Karmaon> Why does nautilus have no icons?
[19:31] <codatory> 'mount' will show you the /dev for the mountpoint if you don't know it
[19:31] <Karmaon> Everything's a blank sheet of paper! :P
[19:32] <hugo> hi all
[19:32] <_Marcus> cadatory: In disk utility, it says /dev/sdb1 is the drive. Should I just replace the media one I had before with /dev/sdb1?
[19:32] <Karmaon> And unity is laggy as always
[19:33] <codatory> _Marcus: Yeah; just make sure that's what you want. That's a destructive operation.
[19:33] <itaylor57> Karmaon, unity is quite snappy on my machine
[19:33] <_Marcus> codatory: So I should just use cat?
[19:33] <codatory> Unity runs great for me as well...
[19:33] <`Korvin> I'm in windows now __Alex_ && pfifo
[19:33] <us12> Karmaon: may be sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool help you
[19:33] <codatory> _Marcus: Depends on what you're trying to accomplish
[19:33] <Karmaon> itaylor57: draggin windows brings out horrors
[19:33] <`Korvin> thanks for the help, I'll completely nuke it tonight
[19:33] <_Marcus> codatory: I am just writing to the disk a bunch of times.
[19:34] <_Marcus> codatory: To clear all data, and make it non-recoverable.
[19:34] <itaylor57> wubino, system76 computers come with ubuntu
[19:34] <codatory> _Marcus: Then dd/shred is what you want. But you'll have to repartition afterwards.
[19:34] <diverdude> hello
[19:34] <diverdude> please answer me
[19:34] <wubino> Thanks but I am more interested in general rules of thumb for any commodity laptop.
[19:34] <_Marcus> codatory: Okay. So what shuold I do for dd?
[19:35] <diverdude> how do i add this ppa? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libgphoto2
[19:35] <_Marcus> should*
[19:35] <__Alex_> _Marcus: And also you'll have to make a new MBR
[19:35] <_Marcus> __Alex_: What do you mean?
[19:35] <codatory> _Marcus: dd -if=/dev/urandom -of=/dev/sdb
[19:36] <wubino> itaylor57, I am very curious if the new integrated graphics units (intel) get in the way of installations of ubuntu
[19:36] <_Marcus> codatory: Disk Utility said my drive was /dev/sdb1, should I do that instead?
[19:36] <wubino> I was reading that some HP pavilion laptops do not accept ubuntu installations.
[19:36] <Azores> where i can find a good tutorial for aircrack
[19:36] <codatory> _Marcus: That's the partition, the drive is the partition less the partition #
[19:36] <us12> diverdude: thisis not ppa
[19:37] <_Marcus> codatory: But Disk Utility said "Device: /dev/sda1"
[19:38] <__Alex_> _Marcus: /dev/sda1 is the Partition. /dev/sda is the disk bthe partition is located on.
[19:38] <diverdude> us12: what is it then
[19:38] <Azores> _Marcus can you help me ?
[19:38] <_Marcus> Azores: With what
[19:38] <Azores> aircrack tutorials
[19:38] <_Marcus> __Alex_: I want to write to the parition. It's 16GB and I want to fill that up with /dev/urandom
[19:39] <_Marcus> Azores: Try the aircrack room
[19:39] <Azores> thanks dude
[19:39] <Azores> :)
[19:39] <_Marcus> Azores: #aircrack
[19:39] <us12> diverdude: i dont know how right it named(
[19:39] <Azores> only for guest eheh
[19:39] <Azores> no chances here
[19:39] <Azores> :P
[19:40] <us12> diverdude: ppa is in the end of this page - Other versions of 'libgphoto2' in untrusted archives.
[19:40] <__Alex_> _Marcus: here is your command then: "sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sda1"
[19:40] <_Marcus> __Alex_: sda1 isn't the one I want to write to :x
[19:41] <Whiskey> anyone get this to work ---------->> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/keyboard-shortcuts-for-bash-command-shell-for-ubuntu-debian-suse-redhat-linux-etc/
[19:41] <__Alex_> !tell _Marcus about dangerous
[19:41] <_Marcus> __Alex_: I know :P sda1 is my main partition
[19:41] <__Alex_> _Marcus: Then where do you want to write?
[19:41] <wolfmitchell> For some reason I was muted.
[19:41] <_Marcus> __Alex_: /dev/sdc1
[19:42] <_Marcus> __Alex_: It's my flash drive.
[19:42] <__Alex_> _Marcus: here is your command then: "sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sdc1"
[19:42] <wolfmitchell> Brb
[19:42] <_Marcus> __Alex_: Thank you
[19:42] <__Alex_> _Marcus: YW
[19:44] <zacarias> I'm not having thumbnail previews in Nautilus, although I have the correct configurations, I think. I just can see the previews with the space-bar (gnomesushi). Any help?
[19:44] <brontosaurusrex> is there a video player that could play forever with hot playlist swap?
[19:47] <posix4e_> Hey y'all I just installed precision, nova and openstack dashboard. What's the default username/password for the dashboard?
[19:47] <orionsonofneptun> this dang ubuntu 11.10 i gotnow is to much like a mac and not enough like uuntu
[19:48] <orionsonofneptun> i mean ubuntu
[19:51] <pfifo> orionsonofneptun, there is x/l/kubuntu
[19:52] <pfifo> and gentoo
[19:53] <_Marcus> orionsonofneptun: Dont use Unity then.
[19:53]  * liam__ notes that skype 2.1.0.81 doesn't crash unlike 2.2.0.35
[19:54] <zacarias> I'm not having thumbnail previews in Nautilus, although I have the correct configurations, I think. I just can see the previews with the space-bar (gnomesushi). Any help?
[19:56] <domo1> hey when will php 5.4 make it in ubuntu server? when does it usually happen? next release?
[19:56] <Kangarooo> where is lost package usb-modeswitch? cant find it anymore- cant install
[19:56] <pfifo> domo1, first it needs to hit debain testing, then it will be pulled downstream to ubuntu
[19:57] <curiousx> salut a tout le monde
[19:58]  * liam__ notes that  skype 2.1.0.81 doesn't crash unlike 2.2.0.35
[19:58] <pfifo> liam__, did you have an ubuntu support question?
[20:00] <liam__> pfifo: no i think the crashing issue is related to skype but i i ran skype in the terminal which reported no isssues
[20:01] <sschultz> I'm definitely a newbie, and setup my first server, and am trying to create a user who can only sftp into their home directory - i tried using the walkthrough over at http://www.romuloaraujo.com/2010/01/how-to-restrict-ssh-sftp-user-only.html but can't seem to get it to work - can anyone recommend how i can accomplish what I'm looking to do? Thanks!
[20:02] <lost_eden> what is the 'proper' way to install eGalax touchscreen support in ubuntu? I don't see a package in synaptic for it
[20:03] <curiousx> liam__: ty for the tip
[20:03] <pfifo> sschultz, what seems to be the issue?
[20:03] <eurekaa> gentoo ist scheisse!
[20:04] <eurekaa> gentoo is shit, believe me!
[20:04] <liam__> curiousx: if ypu
[20:04] <liam__> typo
[20:04] <pfifo> !language | eurekaa
[20:04] <curiousx> what does meant  ypu?
[20:04] <liam__> curiousx: it was a spelling mistake
[20:05] <curiousx> ok, i not american so i'm confiusing when i read typing errors sry =P
[20:05] <curiousx> i'm get*
[20:06] <sschultz> pfifo: When I try and SFTP in it automatically disconnects the user
[20:06] <Nucleus> curiousx you don't need to be American to speak english correctly.
[20:06] <Nucleus> I'm Portuguese. :)
[20:07] <elijah> I am trying to extract an archive with file roller on ubuntu 11.10, I have the archive expanded and when I try to drag and drop all the files into a folder I get "Extraction not performed - You don't have the right permissions to extract archives in the folder "file:///home/elijah/websites/loc.gitsite.gary.com/sites/all/modules/features/articles/xds.txtodules" - The path is valid except for "xds.txtodules" does anyone know what "xds.txtod
[20:07] <curiousx> i learning dude
[20:07] <pfifo> sschultz, can you get sftp to work without the chroot functionality?
[20:07] <curiousx> i'm*
[20:07] <sschultz> pfifo: Yes
[20:07] <pfifo> sschultz, try setting the users shell to /bin/bash and test again
[20:08] <Sach> Firefox on ubuntu 11.04: I can get to the front page of Facebook, but logging in "hangs" infinitely. I can't get to mail.com, it "hangs" on a white screen.  Please help?
[20:09] <curiousx> Sach: what version ?
[20:09] <sschultz> pfifo: would I do that in the /etc/passwd file?
[20:09] <Sach> Curiousx: of firefox?
[20:09] <pfifo> sschultz, change /bin/false to /bin/bash or similiar
[20:10] <curiousx> seanbright: yep
[20:11] <Sach> curiousx: I'm using Firefox 10.0.2 on ubuntu 11.04
[20:11] <elijah> disregard my question, it is a known bug, I left my issue here - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file-roller/+bug/483541
[20:12] <curiousx> Sach: i read a news that says in a couple o minutes will avaible firefox 11 stable
[20:12] <curiousx> Sach: any plugin like "Noscript" ?
[20:12] <sschultz> prifo: Just did that and it didn't work. It looks like it logs in and then immediately logs the user out
[20:13] <pfifo> sschultz, did you remember to restart the ftpd
[20:13] <curiousx> this is the news in spanish =P: http://bitelia.com/2012/03/firefox-11-estara-disponible-en-las-proximas-horas
[20:13] <sschultz> pfifo: no - if i'm just doing this through SFTP would I only restart sshd then?
[20:13] <Sach> curiousx: no, I don't have that.  I don't understand my issue because I could access Facebook this morning..
[20:13] <pfifo> sschultz, not sshd, restart the ftpd
[20:14] <sschultz> pfifo: i'm embarassed to ask but how do I do that?
[20:14] <trijntje> how can I see the long description of a package on the command line?
[20:14] <sschultz> sudo /etc/init.d/ftpd restart?
[20:15] <pfifo> sschultz, your guide says '3 - Test the setup (you will probably need to HUP your SSH daemon first, or start it up if it isn't already)' I take it you didnt follow that part of the instructions? That could be the problem
[20:16] <sschultz> pfifo: isn't that what sshd is?
[20:16] <pfifo> sschultz, err, thats not right
[20:16] <sschultz> pfifo: when I "/etc/init.d/ssh reload"
[20:16] <curiousx> this is in you house or your office work?
[20:17] <itaylor57> curiousx, i am running 11 now
[20:18] <curiousx> itaylor57: me too, but is beta
[20:18] <pfifo> sschultz, I thought it gave instructions for restarting the ftpd. anyway, depending if your dameon is a real daemon or an inetd daemon, youll have to restart the ftpd, or xinted
[20:18] <mneptok> trijntje: apt-cache show <packagename>
[20:19] <sschultz> pfifo: Ok. I never installed an ftp server/daemon though - just doing this through sftp so it's through ssh (or at least that's what I understand)
[20:19] <curiousx> Sach: if you are in your house try this: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/firefox-next ; sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get upgrade
[20:19] <mneptok> sschultz: unless you need anonymous access, stick with SFTP instead of FTP.
[20:20]  * mneptok gets deja vu
[20:20] <pfifo> sschultz, that could be a problem, as you cant really setup a sftpd server without an... sftpd server
[20:20] <jen_> question about gnome- how do you get icons at the top of you screen such as mozzila and stuff?
[20:20] <mneptok> pfifo: SFTP and all it needs is included with an ssh server
[20:21] <sschultz> pfifo: Isn't that contained in sshd though? Sorry if I'm running in circles
[20:21] <mneptok> pfifo: sudo apt-get install openssh-server <--- done.
[20:21] <Computer> <----
[20:21] <MarKsaitis> hey
[20:21] <sschultz> mneptok: If I'm using "OpenBSD Secure Shell server sshd" could that be an issue with what I'm trying to do?
[20:21] <pfifo> sschultz, mneptok ahh I see, I was thinking we were talking about 2 different server processes
[20:21] <mneptok> sschultz: i don;t know what you're truing to do
[20:22] <sschultz> mneptok: Trying to use this tutorial - http://library.linode.com/security/sftp-jails
[20:22] <MarKsaitis> how do I make my standard vnc server on ubuntu desktop only accept input but not send any video/image to the client?
[20:22] <MarKsaitis> please help!
[20:22] <trijntje> mneptok: cool, thanks! Thats a lot faster than the software center
[20:22] <jen_> question about gnome- how do you get icons at the top of you screen such as mozzila and stuff?
[20:23] <mneptok> sschultz: and what does not work?
[20:23] <StepNjump> Hi guys... I have an older computer and every so often, the CPU is running close to 100%.. I wonder if I were to buy more RAM, would that help my CPU to run cooler?
[20:23] <sschultz> mneptok: Just the user i'm matching can't log in via sftp now - seems to connect and then immediately disconnect
[20:24] <mneptok> sschultz: i've never set up jails because i trust my users and UNIX permissions, so i have no first hand knowledge. but undo the changes and see if it restores functionality?
[20:24] <sschultz> mneptok: it does
[20:25] <curiousx> StepNjump: no, just you will have more ram to keep in memory
[20:26] <mneptok> sschultz: my guess is that the SFTP process reads a users .profile info, and tries to launch a shell that lives outside their chroot.
[20:26] <Sach> curious: done.  still no luck...
[20:26] <sschultz> mneptok: I'm a newb at all this but any suggestions as to what steps I should take if I need to set it up this way (ie. jail a user to a directory)?
[20:26] <curiousx> how old is your PC ? what is its procesor ? and how many ram its do you have in these PC ?
[20:27] <mneptok> sschultz: like i said, it's not something i have ever worried about.
[20:27] <curiousx> Sach: paste some errors or some like that to see if someone can figure out what is the issue
[20:27] <danny> hello i am using gnome 3 de and i am trying to install a custom theme and i have the extension installed and enabled but if i hover over the orange triangle exlamation point next to shell theme it says "shell user-theme extension not enabled" how to i fix this
[20:28] <sschultz> mnetpok: Ok. Thank you anyway.
[20:28] <deadbabe> Hi, I've noticed when I hit F11 in Ubuntu, the topmost menu bar with File Edit View etc is still there, on GNOME with 10.04. Is there anyway I can have it default go away when I hit F11, leaving the open window to take up the entire screen space?
[20:28] <pfifo> sschultz, I recommend using a sftpd daemon that isnt linked to system users and the actual file system
[20:29] <sschultz> pfifo: Ok. Thank you for the tip.
[20:30] <curiousx> sry i have to leave ya, cya  =P
[20:32] <craigbass1976> Is there a way to get the iced tea firefox plugin without openjdk?  It messes up a java ERP I run every time I do it.
[20:34] <plytheman> so my computer got shutdown improperly and now my sda hdd is all messed up.  Gnome isn't running right and the computer's generally running like poop.  Tried a Puppy Linux live CD to back up my files but that ran terribly slow too.  Any advice on what I can do to copy files before I nuke it and install a new OS?
[20:35] <vlt> plytheman: Put the hard disk into another machine.
[20:35] <sschultz> got it to work! don't know what was wrong but just retyped some things - maybe a typo or spacing issue
[20:35] <BarkingFish> plytheman, Is your system running an fsck on reboot?  If the disk is screwed up, chances are it needs a check
[20:36] <plytheman> vlt: does it matter that it's my primary hard drive with my OS on it when it gets connected to another box?
[20:36] <plytheman> BarkingFish: it ran an fsck the first time I booted it, now it's just hanging on even making it that far
[20:36] <vlt> plytheman: Not if you don’t boot from that disk.
[20:37] <BarkingFish> plytheman, tried running it in failsafe mode?
[20:37] <plytheman> getting "BUG: soft lockup - CPU#0 stuck for 61s!" before I even see Ubuntu loading screen
[20:37] <plytheman> vlt: cool, I'll try that later when I have access to another box if all else fails
[20:37] <vlt> plytheman: When a system from USB or CD runs slowly too, it doesn’t look like your hard drive is the problem here.
[20:38] <BarkingFish> plytheman, are you seeing the blue screen at the start, where you could get to grub2?
[20:38] <plytheman> BarkingFish: nope
[20:39] <crazydiamond> Hi. In file "hosts" I cab redirect specific address resolve to specific IP ("addr->IP"), but can I do the same for "IP -> IP"?
[20:39] <plytheman> vlt: the whole computer is kinda old and on its way out but I'm not sure what else could be wrong other than the OS getting corrupted
[20:39] <BarkingFish> hm.  I'd assume ubuntu is the same in respect of bootloader, and it's usually possible to select a different thing to boot in grub - for example, I get my kernel image, and a failsafe mode which drops you in at Init 1 (Single user) for maintenance
[20:40] <plytheman> also I'm seeing an nVidia spalsh screen on booting which was never there before if that means anything
[20:40] <BarkingFish> plytheman, is your motherboard battery supported?
[20:41] <BarkingFish> I have seen boards which revert to their default settings if a battery goes flat, and you see all the bits at startup which you'd not have seen previously
[20:41] <johnjacobjunger> supported motherboard battery? never heard of such a thing not being supported lol
[20:41] <plytheman> yeah... that's been a long running issue now.  Used to be find but for the past 6 months I've had to hit F1 to get past a message saying 'system voltage is low'
[20:41] <johnjacobjunger> new battery time
[20:41] <johnjacobjunger> yay
[20:41] <johnjacobjunger> u can get one at batteries plus i bet
[20:42] <BarkingFish> johnjacobjunger, I missed a comma.  It should have said "Is your motherboard, battery supported"
[20:42] <johnjacobjunger> oh lol
[20:42] <BarkingFish> in other words, does your motherboard have a battery on it :)
[20:42] <johnjacobjunger> sorry
[20:42] <BarkingFish> np
[20:42] <wingie> what does @ in "drwx---rwx@" mean when listing all files?
[20:42] <pfifo> hook it upto a car battery, then itll never go dead
[20:42] <johnjacobjunger> mis understood
[20:43] <DarsVaeda> how do I install a proposed update?
[20:43] <BarkingFish> plytheman, At first guess, I'd say that if you've been getting that message, your battery has now gone flat, and your BIOS / CMOS has reset to default
[20:43] <plytheman> johnjacobjunger: think just changing the battery will help it start up right again?  the first time I got to the desktop there were messages about (from memory) "gnome:program_list entry in config error. Ignore or Delete" or something along those lines
[20:43] <johnjacobjunger> commas are important...  it's the difference between "let's eat, grandpa" and "let's eat grandpa"
[20:43] <plytheman> and there was no window decoration when I finally got my terminal to open
[20:43] <johnjacobjunger> plytheman: prob cnt hurt
[20:43] <BarkingFish> which is why you're seeing stuff you never had before, and when you replace the battery, you might need to reset your BIOS preferences
[20:44] <kschluter> exit
[20:44] <johnjacobjunger> yea unless your BIOS has it's own SD Storage thingy
[20:44] <johnjacobjunger> like a CMOS Chip
[20:44] <johnjacobjunger> a writeable CMOS chip tat is
[20:44] <johnjacobjunger> that*
[20:44] <pfifo> usually the cmos chip is powered by that battery though
[20:45] <johnjacobjunger> yes but some CMOS chips have long term storage like an SD card
[20:45] <k_5673> Hello, dawgs! I'm building a multiseat setup over 10.04 LTS, using GDM over XDMCP + Xephyr. I've already wrote scripts to start the Xephyr servers and connect them to the local GDM in port 177. The question is: how can i start the Xephyrs instead the X and GDM?
[20:45] <BarkingFish> pfifo, which is why the bios resets sometimes when the battery dies :P
[20:45] <johnjacobjunger> that way pulling the battery doesnt reset things like the bios password ans stuff
[20:45] <johnjacobjunger> BarkingFish: but depends on the CMOS chip
[20:45] <johnjacobjunger> some are actualy writeable and dont need a battery to "remember" it's settings
[20:46] <BarkingFish> Yes, like an eeprom
[20:46] <BarkingFish> and non volatile
[20:46] <johnjacobjunger> yep
[20:46] <plytheman> so would my battery being dead account for losing access to sda or grinding every operation to excruciatingly slow speeds?
[20:47] <BarkingFish> no, but it might account for the fact that you have settings  which weren't there previously, since stuff has defaulted
[20:47] <mneptok> plytheman: try booting to an earlier kernel at the GRUB menu
[20:47] <BarkingFish> what could be happening is your system is now trying to load with stuff that wasn't setup in that way when you installed
[20:47] <Tigerboy> I have 12.04 and mplayer and kdenlive both crash the desktop(so you go back to the logon prompt) the very instant I try to play a video file. I have AMD gpu there is a fix for this problem but I can't find it.
[20:47] <mneptok> BarkingFish: Linux (and most modern OSes) immediately discard what the BIOS tells the and query hardware independently.
[20:47] <BarkingFish> Tigerboy, Try #ubuntu+1
[20:48] <dboehmer> someone can give hints how to configure KVM in 12.04?
[20:48] <BarkingFish> dboehmer, see what I just put above
[20:48] <BarkingFish> and the topic
[20:48] <Tigerboy> Barkingfish: ok I was wondering if this is the right one.
[20:48] <BarkingFish> Tigerboy, It's in the topic :)
[20:48] <BarkingFish> "For support with 12.04 beta, /join #ubuntu+1 channel"
[20:48] <dboehmer> BarkingFish, thank you for pointing to the obvious
[20:49] <Tigerboy> Barkingfish: is the a preferred chat for ubuntu studio 12.04
[20:49] <BarkingFish> dboehmer, you're welcome.  Thank you for giving me the opportunity to point to the obvious, by missing it :P
[20:49] <BarkingFish> Tigerboy, for anything 12.04, it goes in there :)
[20:49] <plytheman> mneptok: I just finally got something to appear on my desktop, but next time I reboot I'll try and get into grub
[20:50] <mneptok> plytheman: <esc> gets you the GRUB menu
[20:50] <Tigerboy> Ok ta
[20:50] <plytheman> mneptok: cool, thanks
[20:50] <Pelo> what's the command to get ubuntu to tell you which version it is , from the command line
[20:50] <Pelo> ?
[20:50] <plytheman> also, does it mean anything that now that I'm finally on the desktop my cursor is just an 'X'?
[20:50] <mneptok> Pelo: lsb_release -a
[20:51] <Ins|de> hello, what's the syntax for defining multiple libraries in the LD_PRELOAD variable?
[20:51] <Pelo> thanks mneptok
[20:52] <ClientAlive> when I boot the minmal install cd all I get is a grub command line but what am I supposed to do with that? Am I supposed to specify some "root=" path or something?
[20:53] <sk3ptic_1ne> using GDM2Setup 0.5.3 on 10.04...How do I enable Theme tab ?
[20:54] <VSpike> GPG error: http://archive.ubuntu.com oneiric Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key
[20:54] <VSpike> I get this when doing apt-get update
[20:55] <CharminTheMoose> How do I switch off rsyslog during the boot process and just let the contents of dmesg be saved? Am trying to boot ubuntu 11.04 in 44MB RAM VM. Tryiing to hit 32MB of RAM..
[20:55] <VSpike> My Xorg is broken at the moment too.. can anyone tell me how to fix this key error?
[20:56] <rhin0> anyone know what the application name (launcher) for chrome is -- it isn't chrome.
[20:57] <DJones> rhin0: I think its chromium-browser
[20:57] <plytheman> So I made it to my desktop and have windows saying things like: "The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet". Do you want to delet the applet from your configureation? Don't Delete/Delete"
[20:57] <rhin0> ok thanks DJones
[20:57] <rhin0> it isn't
[20:58] <mneptok> rhin0: did you install the Google package?
[20:58] <rhin0> yes
[20:58] <rhin0> .deb
[20:58] <mneptok> rhin0: google-chrome
[20:58] <DJones> rhin0: If I run chromium-browser in terminal, it starts chromium
[20:58] <rhin0> ok thats it
[20:59] <pfifo> Ins|de, most likely she same for specifying mutiple directories in PATH
[20:59] <mneptok> rhin0: the package puts it in /usr/bin/google-chrome
[20:59] <Ins|de> pfifo, thanks !
[21:00] <Mech0z> is there someway to connect to a desktop ubuntu other than putty that works even fi ti dont boot all the way into desktop?
[21:00] <pfifo> ClientAlive, just press enter
[21:00] <MarKsaitis> how on planet earth do I use gnome classic on one of my accounts in ubuntu desktop?
[21:00] <craigbass1976> I've got sun's java and open java installed.  I have an app that borks whenever I use open java.  How do I make sun's the default?
[21:01] <ClientAlive> I'll try that. I'm not booted in atm but wanted to ask before I go sit down to it. Thx.
[21:01] <pfifo> !classic | MarKsaitis
[21:01] <VSpike> I keep getting this problem - wonder if it's because of the firewall here?
[21:02] <ClientAlive> pfifo: by chance have you actually done this before?
[21:02] <MarKsaitis> !notunity
[21:02] <pfifo> ClientAlive, yes
[21:02] <itaylor57> craigbass1976, sudo update-alternatives --config java
[21:02] <ClientAlive> sweet. thx
[21:02] <itaylor57> craigbass1976, and sudo update-alternatives --config javac
[21:03] <MarKsaitis> what if I only want this for one user?
[21:03] <itaylor57> craigbass1976, the last if you have the jdk also
[21:04] <pfifo> MarKsaitis, it will be available to all users, and the users who want to use 'classic' or what not can select it for their drop down
[21:04] <sk3ptic_1ne> anybody here use gdm2setup  ?
[21:05] <MarKsaitis> pfifo, or better, how do I disable that graphical composition "compiz"... as it does not work for me remotelly
[21:05] <MarKsaitis> =)
[21:05] <pfifo> MarKsaitis, uninstall it
[21:05] <MarKsaitis> but I only wan't to disable it for 1 user
[21:06] <abelwho> hi
[21:06] <pfifo> MarKsaitis, perhaps a custom .xsession or similiar
[21:06] <MarKsaitis> also, I tunnel X thru ssh to xming X server. How do I launch that main default application which handles logins? the login screen?
[21:07] <pfifo> MarKsaitis, i use xdm for remote logins, not sure if lightdm or gmd will work
[21:07] <pfifo> gdm
[21:07] <MarKsaitis> which one is the default one?
[21:07] <pfifo> MarKsaitis, i think lightdm is default in 11.10
[21:08] <soaringsky> MarKsaitis: lightdm from 11.10 onwards
[21:08] <skmsmslk> shell user-theme is not enabled ?
[21:08] <MarKsaitis> okey than you, will try running lightdm from putty
[21:08] <k_5673> Hello, dawgs! I'm building a multiseat setup over 10.04 LTS, using GDM over XDMCP + Xephyr. I've already wrote scripts to start the Xephyr servers and connect them to the local GDM in port 177. The question is: how can i start the Xephyrs instead the X and GDM?
[21:09] <MarKsaitis> so where do I disable that compiz for a specific user? :)
[21:10] <pfifo> MarKsaitis, im thinking writing your own .xsession would be best, and setup the session as you see fit.
[21:10] <trism> MarKsaitis: the gnome classic (no effects) option uses metacity
[21:10] <MarKsaitis> my specific account has no .xsession file in it by def
[21:10] <MarKsaitis> what is metacity
[21:10] <trism> MarKsaitis: instead of compiz
[21:11] <MarKsaitis> omg ok :)
[21:12] <ericluwolf> Hey guys
[21:12] <MarKsaitis> lightdm or lightdm-session
[21:12] <goddard> hey
[21:13] <k_5673> Hello, dawgs! I'm building a multiseat setup over 10.04 LTS, using GDM over XDMCP + Xephyr. I've already wrote scripts to start the Xephyr servers and connect them to the local GDM in port 177. The question is: how can i start the Xephyrs instead the X and GDM?
[21:13] <Si2100> Heyy
[21:13] <ericluwolf> Do you have GUI installed
[21:14] <VSpike> VSpike: Can anyone suggest how I resolve this? http://pastebin.com/YfwbC4mU
[21:15] <skmsmslk> shell user-theme is not enabled . how to solve this problem ?
[21:16] <MarKsaitis> sudo lightdm doesnt work. it says "do u have right permissions"
[21:16] <MarKsaitis> lightdm-session is the same as gnome-session, so how do I launch that login screen?
[21:16] <lubes> man irssi
[21:17] <Nucleus> I'm trying to install a file .tar.gz the command is " dpkg -i NAME.tar.gz " ?
[21:18] <VSpike> Nucleus: what is the file?
[21:18] <VSpike> That's almost certainly not right, by the way
[21:19] <Nucleus> Vspike
[21:19] <Nucleus> xmms-1.2.11.tar.gz
[21:19] <Nucleus> This is the file
[21:19] <MarKsaitis> anyways, I can't find any of the methods - cant launch that login app thru ssh and X11 server nor disable compiz on a specific user
[21:19] <guntbert> k_5673: we heard you the first time - please don't repeat so often
[21:19] <VSpike> Nucleus: why can't you install via the package manager? Is that version not available?
[21:20] <OerHeks> Nucleus, you need to unpack the file first.
[21:20] <Nucleus> Vspike i'm using Backtrack actually, not ubuntu.
[21:20] <Nucleus> Some things are different.
[21:21] <crevolante> hi :)
[21:21] <OerHeks> !backtrack | Nucleus
[21:22] <danny> how do i remove a program from the terminal that i installed with the software center using a .deb package
[21:22] <Nucleus> OerHeks how do i unpack ? I don't find any option for that. Also, does that mean the file extension tar.gz is like .rar in windows ?
[21:22] <VSpike> Hm, is the a global repository issue at th emoment?
[21:22] <OerHeks> danny sudo apt-get remove <package>
[21:23] <VSpike> Nucleus: tar -xvzf Name.tar.gz
[21:23] <D4rthB4n3> does anybody know a good tutorial for mysql (for total beginners)
[21:23] <craigbass1976> itaylor57, have I got to log out and in again?
[21:23] <OerHeks> Nucleaus, yes, but why ask here, join #Backtrack-linux for support
[21:23] <pfifo> D4rthB4n3, yes, http://w3schools.com
[21:23] <ciscoftw> when i logout the local user (where i ran my "xhost +" command from) im not longer able to run 'X' via my ssh session?
[21:23] <D4rthB4n3> thx i ll check it out pfifo
[21:24] <itaylor57> no it should set /usr/bin/java as a soft link to the jre you chose
[21:24] <itaylor57> craigbass1976,  no it should set /usr/bin/java as a soft link to the jre you chose
[21:24] <ClientAlive> has anyone used the netinst.iso cd before?
[21:25] <Nucleus> Ok, it's unpacked now how do i install it ?
[21:25] <surmpain> ?how can I install ubuntu for pen?
[21:25] <itaylor57> craigbass1976, what is the output of java -version typed in terminal?
[21:25] <auronandace> !usb | surmpain
[21:25] <Nucleus> I normally use apt-get install ... or i just install directly dpkg -i .... buit in this case is new.
[21:25] <ClientAlive> oops - wrong channel, sorry
[21:26] <surmpain> thank ubottu
[21:26] <craigbass1976> itaylor57, java version "1.6.0_26",  Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_26-b03),  Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 20.1-b02, mixed mode)  I asked about logging out and in again becaus ethe app I'm running appears to still be hitting openjdk.  Startup looks a bit different and I'm getting errors that happen when I don't use Suns's.
[21:27] <OerHeks> Nucleus, don't use backtrack then, use Ubuntu, much easier.
[21:27] <itaylor57> craigbass1976, a logout and back in couldn't hurt
[21:28] <jen_> how do you get gadgets on gnome?
[21:28] <craigbass1976> itaylor57, the second command (javac) gave me "no alternatives for javac"  The app is running a "/usr/bin/javaws blahblah"  is there another one for javaws?
[21:29] <OerHeks> craigbass1976, run terminal: sudo update-alternatives --config java
[21:29] <jen_> can you get google gadgets on gnome?
[21:29] <OerHeks> craigbass1976, then select the java you want.
[21:29] <surmpain> hello do you know any program to protect the ip?
[21:29] <craigbass1976> brbr
[21:30] <jen_> anyone?
[21:30] <itaylor57> OerHeks, that is what i gave him, but it seems the apps are calling java web start i.e. javaws
[21:32] <itaylor57> OerHeks, which has its own config i believe on how it choses which jre to run
[21:32] <OerHeks> jen, afaik there is no package google gadgets for 11.10 >> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+source/google-gadgets
[21:32] <velko> ClientAlive, i have
[21:33] <OerHeks> itaylor57, i see, i have no experience with javaWS
[21:34] <itaylor57> OerHeks, I think once he logs back in the "cache" will be updated and the jre he set by the sudo update-alternatives will take effect
[21:35] <jen_> how do i get google gadgets on GNOME?
[21:35] <OerHeks> itaylor57, correct. let's wait for his answer.
[21:36] <itaylor57> fingers crossed
[21:42] <dicannamas> who can help me with a easy issue in update manager? i am posting the explanation in ubuntu forum http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11760121#post11760121
[21:42] <ClientAlive> velco: you have???
[21:43] <ClientAlive> omg, my back is really agains a wall here velco!
[21:43] <velko> ClientAlive, what seems to be the trouble?
[21:43] <ClientAlive> may I pm you sir?
[21:44] <velko> ClientAlive, ok
[21:44] <surmpain> oi
[21:44] <jen_> what are google gadgets....id really like to have them on my desktop :D
[21:44] <jen_> because I like shinies
[21:45] <BlueLaguna> What's a good OpenVPN client on Ubuntu?
[21:45] <OerHeks> jen_, afaik there is no package google gadgets for 11.10 >> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+source/google-gadgets
[21:45] <qmr> Anyone know why it's so hard to grab the edge of a window?
[21:45] <k_5673> !Network-Manager
[21:45] <nics> BlueLaguna: Define "good"
[21:46] <BlueLaguna> nics: Relatively pain free to install, but stable?
[21:47] <nics> BlueLaguna: You want GUI? network-manager-openvpn
[21:47] <meganerd> BlueLaguna: I just the CLI openvpn client
[21:47] <meganerd> BlueLaguna: it is very stable
[21:48] <BlueLaguna> Ah, thanks
[21:48] <BlueLaguna> nics & meganerd: thanks
[21:48] <mikodo> Hi, I want to test "daily builds", in a VM. Where can I get information on the "builds" and how to install and daily update them, for testing and filling bug reports? I'll do the reading, from any links provided. Thanks!
[21:48] <dicannamas> could someone help me out with a small issue i have in update manager? here is the explanation with a picture http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11760121#post11760121
[21:48] <Si2100> dicannamas, Do it thought terminal
[21:48] <nics> BlueLaguna: network-manager-openvpn is just a GUI fontend (integrated into NetworkManager) to the CLI openvpn package. If you want easy configuration, use this.
[21:49] <OerHeks> mikodo daily builds of 12.04? for support Pangolin, join #Ubuntu+1
[21:49] <dicannamas> Si2100, doesnt work in the terminal...or tell me how you would do it
[21:49] <mikodo> OerHeks, OK.
[21:50] <Si2100> dicannamas, Err i just did " Sudo apt-get upgrade xxxxx <- Package name
[21:50] <dicannamas> Si2100, i tryed sudo apt-get update (filename) bu dont work
[21:50] <Si2100> or just remove the Xorg Drivers
[21:50] <Si2100> you need to do upgrade i tihkn
[21:50] <macele> Does ctrl-alt-backspace no longer kill x?
[21:50] <nics> macele: No
[21:50] <dicannamas> Si2100, i did tryed yesterday...but i do it again and show you the messege
[21:51] <Si2100> Okies
[21:51] <macele> nics: Can it be enabled?
[21:51] <steve84> hi there i am new to linux and i am need help with a minor issue
[21:52] <Si2100> which tis ?
[21:52] <jen_> OerHeks, well is there any other way?
[21:52] <pfifo> macele, I know it can be enabled, Ive reenabled it, but I dont remember how, google most likely knows
[21:52] <velko> macele, yes with an option in xorg.conf. don't remember which exactly
[21:52] <nics> macele: First entry on google for "Ubuntu Strg Alt Backspace" gave me this: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/enable-ctrl-alt-backspace-in-ubuntukubuntu-10-04lucid-lynx.html Not sure if it works for you
[21:53] <macele> pfifo, velko: roger looking it up now
[21:53] <OerHeks> jen_, not that i know of, maybe someone else has an idea??
[21:53] <nics> steve84: Just ask your question.
[21:53] <dicannamas> Si2100,  this is what it tells me Reading package lists... Done
[21:53] <dicannamas> Building dependency tree
[21:53] <dicannamas> Reading state information... Done
[21:53] <dicannamas> The following packages have been kept back:
[21:53] <dicannamas>   xserver-xorg-video-openchrome
[21:53] <dicannamas> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.
[21:53] <FloodBot1> dicannamas: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:54] <dicannamas> ups sorry
[21:54] <Si2100> Okie dicannamas try sudo apt-get autoclean and/or sudo apt-get clean
[21:54] <dicannamas> let me try
[21:54] <Si2100> Okies
[21:55] <Whiskey> find / -name 'znc' <-- can you get that in some way to return 1 for match and 0 for none match?
[21:55] <dicannamas> Si2100, it tells me the same
[21:55] <Si2100> hmmm
[21:55] <dicannamas> after i autoclean
[21:56] <Si2100> dicannamas I Shall take this to Google
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> Whiskey: ask in #bash too
[21:56] <nics> dicannamas: Your screenshot is login protected. Maybe you can paste your output at paste.ubuntu.com?
[21:56] <Zaitzev> Whiskey: why not use if [ -d ~/.znc ] ?
[21:56] <Si2100> dicannamas, YOu shoudl try and remove it
[21:56] <dicannamas> nics i did posted in the ubuntu forum
[21:57] <velko> macele, dontzap (http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-enable-ctrl-alt-backspace-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html)
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> Whiskey: may help http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/41055-return-code-unix-command.html
[21:57] <dicannamas> i give the link again...one minute
[21:57] <Si2100> dicannamas can you remove it ?
[21:57] <Si2100> by doing sudo apt-get remove xxxx
[21:58] <dicannamas> Si2100, remove the file?...or you i better reinstall chrome?
[21:58] <dicannamas> should i
[21:58] <macele> velko: I found where it said you can add 3 lines in the xorg.conf file to re-enable ctrl-alt-backspace. Bottof of the link you posted. Thanks for the help guys. I'll try it out on next reboot.
[21:58] <Si2100> dicannamas Try removing it first
[21:58] <Si2100> then try removing Chrome or updating it
[21:59] <dicannamas> Si2100, nics did you see what i posted in the ubuntu forum? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1939904&highlight=update+manager
[21:59] <Si2100> say YEh
[21:59] <Si2100> got it open atm
[21:59] <Whiskey> maybe :D
[21:59] <nics> Whiskey: find /tmp -name znc | grep znc
[22:00] <Si2100> dicannamas, i had this issue ages ago with Xorgh
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> nics: if you use -name then the grep for the same txt will always succeed..
[22:00] <jen__> Im a girl who likes shinies and cool features, what can I install to gnome to add cool features?
[22:00] <dicannamas> Si2100, so if i remove the file then the funtion from chrome wont work or what it will happen?
[22:00] <Si2100> dicannamas Trial and error
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> jen__: use compizconfig-settings-manager and you can add effects
[22:01] <hydrox24> jen__: just get gnome 3, it's the definition of shiny and cool feratures
[22:01] <hydrox24> jen__: what ubuntu are you on?
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> I'd say kde was shinier
[22:01] <jen__> how do I know if I dont already have gnome three?
[22:01] <jen__> I am on gnome
[22:01] <nics> ActionParsnip: Not if find doesn't anything and thus, no lines are matched.
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> jen__: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[22:01] <hydrox24> jen__: what version of ubuntu do you have?
[22:01] <Whiskey> if [ -d "~/.znc" ]; then echo -e "find znc"; fi; actully not does anything
[22:01] <Whiskey> but if i give the full path to it, it works
[22:02] <jen__> oh duh onceiric
[22:02] <jen__> mind my spelling
[22:02] <Whiskey> oo
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> jen__: you have gnome 3 then :)
[22:02] <Whiskey> it was supose to work as full system search
[22:02] <nics> Whiskey: Sorry, didn't get that you want a 1 if sth is being found
[22:03] <jen__> oh okay
[22:03] <Si2100> dicannamas Hows it coming '?>
[22:03] <jen__> well i want more shinies c:
[22:03] <dicannamas> Si2100, i am going to reinstall from synaptic? you think is a good idea that way?
[22:04] <Si2100> dicannamas, Err
[22:04] <Si2100> dicannamas, Which you doing Chrome or Xorg Dirvers ?
[22:04] <Whiskey> naaa echo works also
[22:04] <nics> Whiskey: ! ( find /tmp -name znc | grep znc )
[22:04] <jen__> i just really really really really really want to know how to get google widgets
[22:05] <GunClive> hi. how can read out information about my psu via console? thanks in the name of my linux clan
[22:05] <dicannamas> Si2100, is a kind of extention from xorg to chrome
[22:05] <Si2100> dicannamas Yeh Okies
[22:05] <Si2100> dicannamas Orr remove all the Chrome Xorg and then reboot and see if the update hangs around
[22:05] <jen__> i found them! <3
[22:05] <dicannamas> Si2100, how i do that?
[22:06] <Si2100> dicannamas Do it form Synatpic
[22:06] <dicannamas> ok...i am going to uninstall that especific file and see what happens
[22:07] <Si2100> Owite
[22:07] <nics> dicannamas: I've got the link and can read your post, but the screenshot is login protected. If you paste your problem somewhere, more people here would care...
[22:08] <dicannamas> nics got ya
[22:10] <apanasego> hello
[22:10] <nics> apanasego: Hi
[22:10] <velko> GunClive, what is psu? the battery?
[22:11] <NewWorld> velko:  Power supply unit. The thing that gives the PC power
[22:11] <GunClive> velko, yes power supply unit
[22:12] <jen__> how do you install screenlets?
[22:13] <velko> NewWorld, GunClive that much i looked up in wikipedia :) my question is what info do you expect to find? if the computer is running on ac or battery power? or the model of the battery? or something completely different?
[22:13] <jen__> ive installed them, and I want to install sensors (just to experiment) and I dont know where to put them or what not
[22:13] <Whiskey> nics?
[22:13] <Whiskey> it don´t give me anything
[22:13] <apanasego> jen:sudo rm -rf
[22:14] <nics> What do you expect? Jist an exit status of zero or one? Or did I get you wrong?
[22:14] <velko> apanasego, don't do that
[22:14] <apanasego> :-)
[22:14] <Whiskey> na anything that tells me it there
[22:14] <apanasego> troll
[22:14] <ikonia> apanasego: what ?
[22:14] <Whiskey> so i can trigger a status if none status is getting
[22:14] <velko> apanasego, this is not helpful. this is a support channel. not jockers channel
[22:14] <jen__> I didnt do it
[22:14] <GunClive> velko, i need the watt value
[22:15] <ikonia> apanasego: stop giving bad/silly advice to people. Clear ?
[22:15] <jen__> I dont appreciate jokers >.> even if my stuff isnt serious
[22:15] <nics> Whiskey: In a shell script?
[22:15] <ikonia> jen__: it won't happen again, apologies
[22:15] <dicannamas> Si2100, got some new xorg upgrade so let you know in a minute...perhaps i will get back the same file again
[22:15] <jen__> i've had my system shut off before, i could have been working on something
[22:15] <Si2100> Owite
[22:15] <ikonia> jen__: what's the actual issue you have ?
[22:15] <nics> shred -u apanasego
[22:15] <velko> GunClive, http://www.go2linux.org/laptop-battery-status-with-linux-console-command-acpi
[22:15] <jen__> how do I get the screenlet on my screen?
[22:16] <jen__> i got to install it and it brings me to my folders
[22:16] <georgios_colleen> hello. I am trying to compile a package by hand and it is complaining about not being able to find gnutls.h
[22:16] <ikonia> screenlet ? what version of ubuntu are you using
[22:16] <georgios_colleen> how can I install those header files?
[22:16] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: what are you trying to compile ?
[22:16] <Whiskey> nics: yeh
[22:16] <georgios_colleen> pianobar
[22:16] <georgios_colleen> it's in the repo, but it's too old
[22:16] <nics> Whiskey: Do you want to carry out some action within a bash script depending on whether find finds sth or not?
[22:16] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: Hmmm never heard ot that
[22:16] <NewWorld> GunClive:  `acpi` displays battery info if you're on a laptop
[22:16] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: in what way too old ?
[22:16] <Whiskey> if [ -d "/home/anton/znc" ]; then echo -e "find znc"; fi; <-- this coes the job, but it need full path, i wuld like to get it work on full system search
[22:16] <faceface> hihi
[22:17] <faceface> how do I remove old kerns?
[22:17] <faceface> kernals
[22:17] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: the package is outdated, such that it does not work. I would like the latest version
[22:17] <faceface> from the cli
[22:17] <ikonia> faceface: open the package manager, find the kernel packages, click remove
[22:17] <apanasego> install gentoo
[22:17] <apanasego> :p
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> faceface: run:  uname -a   and you'll see the running kernel
[22:17] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: are you sure it doesn't work
[22:17] <nics> Whiskey: if ( find / -name znc | grep znc > /dev/null 2>&1) ; then echo "Foo"; fi
[22:17] <faceface> I tried searching in the 'add remove apps' pm
[22:18] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: I'd find it hard to believe it's in the repo that's been tested and it doesn't work
[22:18] <GunClive> velko, NewWorld I use a PC
[22:18] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: I am sure... I installed it first
[22:18] <faceface> but didn'y find any kernels listed
[22:18] <louish> Hi All,  I'm running Ubuntu 7.10, and the server stopped working today, I'm segmentation fault (on boot up) and when I try to remove (rm) files it does the same thing.   Anyone have time to help me?  TIA
[22:18] <ikonia> faceface: look for linux image
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> faceface: run: dpkg -l | grep linux-image
[22:18] <ikonia> faceface: sorry, linux-image
[22:18] <NewWorld> GunClive:  What info are you trying to find out about it?
[22:18] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: pianobar is a pandora CLI. it needs to be updated everytime pandora's protocl changes. it is not very surprising that it s out of date
[22:18] <faceface> ActionParsnip: ty
[22:18] <faceface> ikonia: ty
[22:18] <pfifo> louish, unfortunatly 7.10 is no longer supported, you ned to upgrade to atleast 10.04
[22:19] <GunClive> NewWorld, the watt value
[22:19] <Whiskey> yeh
[22:19] <Whiskey> that works thx
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> faceface: don't uninstall the running kernel, or the package without the numbers, you can remove any of the others and get about 120Mb per kernel
[22:19] <ikonia> !info pianobar
[22:19] <nics> Whiskey: '( find / -name znc | grep znc > /dev/null 2>&1)' will return 0 if sth is found. This will in turn make the if clause branch to the echo stuff.
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> louish: I'd wipe theold release out and clean install with Oneiric
[22:20] <NewWorld> GunClive:  I remember looking this up. You have to get some elecetrical equipment to measure it apparently. There are no built-in monitors
[22:20] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: that seems pretty up to date
[22:20] <Whiskey> nics you good at shell scripts?
[22:20] <faceface> ActionParsnip: why can't I uninstall the running kernal ;-P
[22:20] <faceface> ignore me
[22:20] <GunClive> NewWorld, thanks. this explains my endless search
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> faceface: you can, its just not wise at all
[22:20] <faceface> I thought there was some magic command to trash old onese
[22:20] <faceface> ones
[22:20] <faceface> but thanks for the tips on how to list whats installed
[22:21] <nics> Whiskey: Depends on the def of "good"
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> faceface: there probably is but I'd stick with the easy road so you have control
[22:21] <georgios_colleen> well, it doesn't work, so I'd like to try compiling from source. I have the package on my gentoo machine compiled from source and it works
[22:21] <faceface> ActionParsnip: but I *want* to shred my boot sector!
[22:21] <Si2100>  dicannamas brb
[22:21] <faceface> ActionParsnip: ty
[22:21] <GunClive> NewWorld, velko may the linux be with you. may a new world of free software rise!
[22:21] <nics> Whiskey: Is it working for you?
[22:21] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: I'd very very strongly advise you not to do that unless you are very confident with what you are doing
[22:21] <Whiskey> yeh
[22:21] <Whiskey> i think that
[22:21] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: if it's not working I'd log a bug against the package and talk to the master of the universe team (MOTU) to get the package updated
[22:21] <Whiskey> im not going to use that yet, was just something i might need leator :D
[22:22] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: I am very confident. I consider myself a poweruser.
[22:22] <nics> Whiskey: fine
[22:22] <Whiskey> You see nics i got a relly enoying problem :D
[22:22] <NewWorld> GunClive:  haha. You need to get some of those crocodile snippers to measure the wattage :)
[22:22] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: ok, so why are you asking for help ?
[22:22] <Whiskey> If i do sleep 5
[22:22] <Whiskey> then while the time is sleeping you you type anything on the keyboard
[22:22] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: just because I feel comfortable woth power doesn't mean I'm all-knowing :)
[22:22] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: logging a bug so that any user gets the update would be the way forward
[22:23] <Whiskey> and you come in to a "read -p ' Enter your menu choice [1-3]:' -e yourch" <--- then the words you typed under the sleep comes there
[22:23] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: well there is still also the problem of why gnutls.h is not present
[22:23] <Whiskey> are it anyway to block or empty so it come up clean
[22:23] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: shouldn't it be there?
[22:23] <darkcry> hi all
[22:23] <georgios_colleen> !info pianobar
[22:23] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: if you'v enot installed the development packages, no
[22:23] <GunClive> NewWorld, I just look at my bill. that might be easier
[22:24] <Whiskey> nics; you understand what i sad right?
[22:24] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: ok, how do I install those? (it's usually installed default on gentoo, I didn't realize it wasn;t the case here)
[22:24] <nics> Whiskey: Yes
[22:24] <Whiskey> its the only problem thats bugging me atm, all others is sloved :D
[22:24] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: again, I'm advising you to log a bug to get this progresesd, as this is not something you should be doing on your system unless you %101 understand it
[22:25] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: log the bug - work with the MOTU team and get it fixed for everyone
[22:25] <faceface> can I list installed packages from cli?
[22:25] <ikonia> faceface: dpkg -l
[22:25] <Chrismeister> Please guys, I have big trouble. I want to set up a mumble-server quick and fails. When I try to start I get message: Not starting Mumble VoIP Server mumble-server, disabled via /etc/default/mumble-server.
[22:25] <faceface> apt-cache --help isn't... ikonia ty
[22:25] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: can you please tell me how to install the dev pkgs?
[22:25] <nics> Whiskey: You want to discard the input entered while 'sleep 5' had been running, right?
[22:25] <faceface> ikonia: it lists the linux-imags I just removed
[22:25] <Whiskey> yeh
[22:25] <faceface> with rc infront
[22:25] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: wellm, what they are called, or whatever
[22:25] <Helpplz> hello
[22:25] <faceface> hello
[22:26] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: I'd rather not at this time as I've advised you the right way to get this progressed cleanly and correctly
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> faceface: then run:  sudo dpkg -P linux-image-xxxxx
[22:26] <Helpplz> can someone help me, I am struggling to install the GUI
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> faceface: the package is removed, there are just residual configs
[22:26] <Helpplz> on ubuntu 11.0.4
[22:26] <faceface> ActionParsnip: what does that do?
[22:26] <faceface> oic
[22:26] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: are you serious? you are witholding information from me to fit your own agenda?
[22:26] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: yes
[22:26] <Whiskey> have google around alot, but never find a slotion
[22:26] <georgios_colleen> what is the point of an IRC channel then
[22:26] <faceface> thanks for help
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: did you install the desktop OS?
[22:26] <faceface> night
[22:26] <georgios_colleen> the is ridiculous.
[22:27] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: I asked if you where confident with what you where doing and you said you where, however you don't seem to know the basics of using the package manager
[22:27] <Helpplz> no it was installed via a VPS o gui
[22:27] <Chrismeister> I need help, how do I run the mumble-server
[22:27] <Helpplz> to
[22:27] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: I don't think I should advise you to install things onto yout machine that you are not sure how to use in this distro
[22:27] <georgios_colleen> I may not be familiar with Ubuntu, but I have been using Linux for years
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: ok, what is the issue?
[22:27] <kaspir> could somebody please help out with a dual boot problem. I have no grub and upon trying to install one i screwed myself over
[22:27] <Helpplz> (EE) Xen Virtual Pointer: failed to initialize for relative axes.
[22:27] <nics> Whiskey: Why do you want to do that?
[22:27] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: however logging the package bug and working with the mainterers will get it fixed and I believe that's the way you should go
[22:27] <NewWorld> kaspir:  post more info.
[22:27] <tomvolek> how do I copy a directiry structure wihtout copying symlinks in it ?
[22:28] <nics> Or stated it the other way: Why would a user type sth. when a sleep is running?
[22:28] <Whiskey> nics, cuz its uggly if you type anything, and its comes in the menu
[22:28] <Whiskey> it shuld come up clean
[22:28] <Whiskey> sad that read don´t have that option
[22:28] <nics> And why are you actually calling sleep?
[22:28] <Helpplz> ActionParsnip did you get the EE?
[22:28] <Random832> tomvolek: what do you mean exactly 'without copying symlinks'?
[22:28] <Whiskey> its for my notes, stuff that can be importent to read
[22:28] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: https://help.ubuntu.com has a guide for the basics of using the package manager
[22:29] <Whiskey> wtf
[22:29] <Random832> cp -R doesn't normally recurse _into_ symlinks, it'll just make a symlink at the destination
[22:29] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: it may help you get a basic understanding of how packages are installed/managed in ubuntu
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: yes, but I'm not sure of what it implys
[22:29] <ikonia> georgios_colleen: that way if you compile something you'll make sure you don't cause a dependency conflict
[22:29] <kaspir> NewWorld: after installing ubuntu, i had no grub so i found a thread containing a something i could do. it essentially installed the grub menu to sda5 but now when i boot all i get is a grub command prompt
[22:29] <Helpplz> when i do startx
[22:29] <georgios_colleen> ikonia: what do you think I do not understand? you are a binary based non-rolling release system
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: why not just use the OS as a server...
[22:29] <Helpplz> i get 3 ee reports
[22:29] <tomvolek> I have a directory structure, I want to moved these into svn . One of hte directories is a symlink to a direcotry full of files, I dont wnat to get those into svn
[22:29] <Helpplz> I need the GUI
[22:29] <nics> Whiskey: You could call clear, but this will clear :P
[22:29] <tomvolek> well, I dont want to copy any files that is a synlink Random832
[22:29] <Whiskey> yeh its not what i wonted
[22:30] <Random832> tomvolek: so it's okay if it creates a symlink there, you just don't want to copy the directory and the files inside
[22:30] <Whiskey> nics, can i pm you
[22:30] <tomvolek> right
[22:30] <nics> tomvolek: Use svn:ignore
[22:30] <nics> Whiskey: Of course
[22:30] <NewWorld> kaspir:  did you try reinstalling with /sbin/grub-install ?
[22:30] <NewWorld> maybe it will help
[22:30] <R3db3ard> NewWorld, File copy with filter: http://superuser.com/questions/35789/file-copy-with-filter
[22:31] <NewWorld> R3db3ard:  wrong guy
[22:31] <R3db3ard> my bad
[22:31] <Random832> tomvolek: cp doesn't normally copy stuff behind symlinks, but i don't know what svn does
[22:31] <tomvolek> I am nics,  I am setting up the direcotry structure for svn in a temporary place.  was going to cpy my actuall files into the Trunk directory of this temp place then import into svn
[22:31] <dicannamas> Si2100, you still here?
[22:31] <Helpplz> I nned the GUI for other users to remote too
[22:31] <Random832> cp -a
[22:31] <tomvolek> svn is  a source control Random 832
[22:31] <Random832> ...right, i mean i don't know what its symlink policy is
[22:31] <Si2100> dicannamas Yeh
[22:31] <Random832> not what it is
[22:31] <kaspir> NewWorld: No I'm affraid I've never dealt with doing anything grub other than picking which os to load so I'm not sure what to do. Can you link me to something to point me in the right direction
[22:32] <tomvolek> ok
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1572007
[22:32] <orionsonofneptun> webnet check channels
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: what will they do on the remote system?
[22:32] <Random832> anyway, cp -a will just make a copy of the tree, any symlinks will still be symlinks
[22:32] <zacarias> I'm not having thumbnail previews in Nautilus, although I have the correct configurations, I think. I just can see the previews with the space-bar (gnomesushi). Any help?
[22:32] <Random832> then you could remove symlinks ith find if you need to
[22:32] <pfifo> Random832, svn is aware of symlinks
[22:32] <kaspir> NewWorld: my main problem right now is figuring out how to get rid of that grub prompt though. I need to at least get to an os so my wife doesnt freak out
[22:33] <dicannamas> Si2100, you know...the problem is gone but i have a little thing in chrome...when i chat in a flash app and the typing and use the space bar then the screen jumps somewhere else...have you have a problem like that?
[22:33] <NewWorld> kaspir:  Actually, can you pastebin /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:33] <Si2100> dicannamas, I use Firefox.. its much better =)
[22:33] <Helpplz> not much view and edit files
[22:33] <Random832> er, grub doesn't use menu.lst anymore
[22:33] <Si2100> dicannamas err But ill have a look
[22:33] <dicannamas> Si2100, chrome is a lot faster
[22:33] <Helpplz> only a certain file
[22:33] <Si2100> Meh
[22:33] <Helpplz> but it needs the GUI for this and openoffice
[22:34] <Si2100> dicannamas its down to choice
[22:34] <orionsonofneptun> hey ive got a new channel #talkbios were tryig to solve a toshiba bios issue come on over if you can help please
[22:34] <kaspir> NewWorld: 1 sec
[22:34] <orionsonofneptun> so we can install ubuntu
[22:34] <NewWorld> kaspir:  Random832 said grub doesn't use menu.lst anymore :S
[22:34] <dicannamas> Si2100, you know what i meant?...when i type and use the space bar then the window go somewhere else
[22:34] <Si2100> dicannamas iStrange
[22:35] <kaspir> NewWorld: yeah said not recognized
[22:35] <dicannamas> i know
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: if you install openssh-server then can use sftp and allow users to edit files
[22:35] <NewWorld> kaspir:  You should try booting into a Live CD, then in terminal: "man grub-install" - and use the program
[22:35] <R3db3ard> kaspir, are you trying to change the default grub timeout so it doesn't show up?
[22:35] <Si2100> dicannamas you could try updating Flash or Chrome ?
[22:35] <kaspir> NewWorld: Ok ill give that a shot
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: they can use the editor on the client system and connect to the sftp using nautilus
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: much much faster
[22:36] <Helpplz> I require it via GUI
[22:36] <Random832> if in /etc/default/grub you set GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT and GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET you won't get a boot menu
[22:36] <kaspir> no im trying to get rid of a grub boot prompt and get a grub menu back
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: the GUI will be the client's OS on their machine
[22:36] <Helpplz> i understand that
[22:36] <kaspir> didn't set anything besides sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt
[22:36] <Helpplz> but they want to be able to remote into the VPS at anytime
[22:36] <kaspir> sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt /dev/sda
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: so why not do it that way, it will impact less on the server
[22:37] <dicannamas> Si2100, i will see what i can do...i dont know because flash...i dont have even a plugin install yet so...i may upgrade chrome but i have to also figure it that out lol
[22:37] <kaspir> some1 said to do that
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: but you don't need to for your needs
[22:37] <Random832> kaspir: pastebin /etc/default/grub
[22:37] <Helpplz> they are not very technical
[22:37] <Si2100> dicannamas Yeah Try installing Flash and Chrome
[22:37] <Si2100> or trying a differnet Browser
[22:37] <Helpplz> I just need the GUI up and running
[22:37] <Random832> i have GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0 GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=true
[22:37] <Helpplz> on the server
[22:37] <dicannamas> Si2100, thanks you very much man
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: you don't need it for a file server at all
[22:37] <velko> kaspir, the grub install command was wrong
[22:37] <kaspir> Random: unknown command
[22:37] <deadbabe>  Hi, I've noticed when I hit F11 in Ubuntu, the topmost menu bar with File Edit View etc is still there, on GNOME with  10.04. Is there anyway I can have it default go away when I hit F11, leaving the open window to take up the entire  screen space?
[22:38] <Random832> kaspir: it's not a command
[22:38] <Helpplz> Action thats what they wish ti have
[22:38] <Random832> it means you go to pastebin.com and put in the contents of the file
[22:38] <Random832> and then post the link here
[22:38] <kaspir> oh ok lol yeah 1 sec. got a few things to try out now
[22:38] <Helpplz> Once GUI is running I can do the rest
[22:38] <Random832> or anyway just look in the file and see if it has anything about hidden or timeouts*
[22:38] <kaspir> ok what was the file again
[22:39] <Nerosagi> hii
[22:39] <Random832>  /etc/default/grub
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: you can connect to the remote session, and securely using open-ssh server. the users will dfault to their home and can access their files. They don't need the desktop at all
[22:39] <Si2100> dicannamas it Fixewd ?
[22:40] <Helpplz> Yes I understand that
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: so there is your fix
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> Helpplz: to the user the experience is identical. They can edit their files
[22:40] <Si2100> dicannamas ?
[22:41] <kaspir> booting live cd now
[22:43] <Si2100> !seen dicannamas
[22:43] <kaspir> Random832: Grub hidden timeout = 0
[22:43] <kaspir> hidden timout = true
[22:43] <kaspir> grub timout = 10
[22:43] <lubes> servus taras
[22:43] <taras_> servus
[22:44] <Mneumonic> I am using Ubuntu 11.10 Chromium and Firefox are adding new icons to my launcher each time I click them
[22:44] <CharminTheMoose> I'm trying to run an 11.04 install in a 32MB RAM VM in textmode, but rsyslogd, plymouthd and dbus-daemon all get killed due to OOM situation, is there anything I can do to alleviate the amount of RAM necessary to run them?
[22:45] <Random832> kaspir: so, right now you shouldn't be getting a boot menu... well except for that weird /mnt grub install command
[22:46] <Random832> anyway, the way to install grub in ubuntu is with update-grub
[22:46] <kaspir> i typed grub in the command terminal and it said it wasnt installed so its installing now then ill update it
[22:46] <kaspir> will that get rid of the grub prompt?
[22:47] <Random832> ...you know, i think i might be a bit out of my depth here
[22:47] <Si2100> Nute Guys
[22:47] <Random832> can someone who really knows hat they're talking about with grub tell kaspir how to properly install grub and not end up with an unbootable sytem?
[22:48] <Mneumonic> Anyone know why I keep getting duplicate items in my Unity launcher?
[22:48] <lostdg22> I have a quick question on iptables if anyone could please help. If I want to prohibit traffic from eth0 to reach eth1 and vice versa would it be something like this? iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 eth1 -o eth0 eth1 -j DROP? thank you
[22:48] <kaspir> it says for update grub that /boot/grub/menu.lst does not exist  and asks if i want to create it. should i?
[22:49] <waxstone> menu.lest is GRUB legacy
[22:49] <kaspir> waxstone: idk what the difference is. should i say yes?
[22:49] <waxstone> kaspir, purge then install latest grub
[22:49] <velko> kaspir, why did you executed the grub install command with sda5 in the first place? what was your goal?
[22:50] <waxstone> grub legacy=grub1
[22:50] <kaspir> waxstone: idk what purge is and idk how to install grub unless you mean sudo apt-get
[22:50] <Mneumonic> Anyone know why I keep getting duplicate items in my Unity launcher?
[22:50] <Random832> kaspir: ok, how did you install ubuntu in the first place, and what all have ou done with grub since then
[22:51] <velko> kaspir, the command makes sense only if /dev/sda5 is your boot partition
[22:51] <kaspir> velko: after setting up dual boot i didn't have a grub menu
[22:51] <waxstone> kaspir, sry kaspir im not a grub master
[22:51] <waxstone> !grub |kaspir
[22:51] <Albania> hello, after i make reboot, i cant start ubuntu its just loading on boot
[22:52] <Random832> Albania: loading what? are you in a dual boot system?
[22:52] <kaspir> installed ubuntu as a dual boot with win 7, then it just booted into windows, no grub menu. so i put in those commands i showed you earlier and thats it
[22:52] <CharminTheMoose> I'm trying to run an 11.04 install in a 32MB RAM VM in textmode, but rsyslogd, plymouthd and dbus-daemon all get killed due to OOM situation, is there anything I can do to alleviate the amount of RAM necessary to run them?
[22:52] <kaspir> waxstone: well im a grub uber noob :(
[22:52] <Albania> Random832: loading on ubuntu logo when i start the notebook
[22:52] <Albania> i have waiting i 10 mins
[22:52] <Random832> kaspir: what commands? did you apt-get install anything?
[22:53] <pfifo> CharminTheMoose, yes, use a bigger swap
[22:53] <Random832> and how'd you et back to ubuntu to do those commands in the first place
[22:53] <waxstone> kaspir, have you rubn this script as yet? !bootinfo
[22:53] <waxstone> !bootinfo | kaspir
[22:53] <kaspir> just tried apt-get install grub, the sda5 commands, and a live cd
[22:53] <kaspir> waxstone: no ill give it a shot
[22:53] <Random832> ...ok, apt-get install grub was wrong
[22:53] <Chelsea> Ha, doing a "usability" study over chat. Someone's first steps on Ubuntu.
[22:53] <Random832> that's an old version
[22:54] <Random832> someone needs to figure out how to get him back to a normal grub2 setup
[22:54] <waxstone> kaspir, the jedi grub masters will require the info form this in order to help you
[22:54] <Mneumonic> Anyone know why I keep getting duplicate items in my Unity launcher?
[22:54] <Random832> kaspir: are you on the livecd now or the real system?
[22:54] <kaspir> !bootinfo  didn't do anything
[22:54] <Albania> guys i cant going on rescue mode i cant start ubuntu i have try it on grub with init=/bin/bash rw same thing please anyone help me!!!
[22:54] <Random832> kaspir: go to the link and follow the instructions there
[22:54] <kaspir> Random832: Live CD, I can't get to anything else
[22:55] <Random832> the !bootinfo isn't a command, it's how to make the bot tell you about it
[22:55] <Random832> kaspir: you may need to reinstall ubuntu
[22:55] <kaspir> oh haha god im a noob
[22:55] <Random832> the thing is, you wouldn't have to
[22:55] <Random832> but i don't trust myself or you not to screw up me walking you thruogh setting up a chroot and fixing grub on the installed system
[22:55] <Random832> and you may have selecte the wrong thing when you set up dual boot
[22:56] <Random832> make sure install grub to the MBR
[22:56] <Random832> there's a checkbox
[22:56] <Albania> guys i cant going on rescue mode i cant start ubuntu i have try it on grub with init=/bin/bash rw same thing please anyone help me!!!
[22:56] <kaspir> MBR?
[22:56] <pfifo> kaspir, is your system bootable as is?
[22:56] <mneptok> kaspir: you are booted to a live session now?
[22:56] <Random832> Albania: what kind of computer do you have
[22:57] <Albania> Random832 i have one notebook
[22:57] <Albania> but i have use it with ubuntu much time
[22:57] <Random832> what is the model number company i mean
[22:57] <kaspir> pfifo: no all i get is grub prompt. I'm on a live cd
[22:57] <Albania> today when i make reboot its never comming up :(
[22:57] <Random832> Albania: did you recently upgrade the kernel?
[22:57] <pfifo> kaspir, can you pastebin the output of `sudo fdisk -l`
[22:57] <Albania> Random832 eee pc
[22:57] <kaspir> pfifo: hold on
[22:57] <mneptok> kaspir: do you have a single hard disk in the machine?
[22:57] <Random832> some computers can't support booting if the kernel image is not in the first 7.5 gb of the hard drive
[22:58] <Random832> so going to a new kernel moves things around and can mess it up
[22:58] <kaspir> bought the computer new yesterday, should be able to handle just about anything lol
[22:58] <Albania> but how can i fix it and i need to save my files i have on it
[22:58] <kaspir> mneptok: yes
[22:59] <Random832> Albania: boot from the livecd and copy your files somewhere? is /home a separate partition?
[22:59] <mneptok> kaspir: "ls /dev/sd*" just shows /dev/sda and its partitions?
[22:59] <velko> mneptok, iirc kaspir did "mount /dev/sda5 /mnt; grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt /dev/sda" and hosed his system. now grub cannot find his config files because they are on /dev/sda5
[22:59] <Albania> Random832 no i have just one partition :/
[22:59] <Albania> i dont know how to boot from USB
[22:59] <Albania> i have try it to boot but i cant find my files
[23:00] <Random832> what exact error you getting?
[23:00] <kaspir> pfifo: doesn't do anything
[23:00] <pfifo> kaspir, `sudo fdisk -l` doesnt output any information? what livecd are you running
[23:01] <Jordan_U> velko: kaspir: mneptok: If that's the only problem then kaspir can boot normally from the grub shell by running "configfile /boot/grub/grub.cfg". The command should have been "grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt/boot/ /dev/sda".
[23:01] <Albania> Random832 when i click any key when the logo of ubuntu its loading i can see at the running its stopping on cmd Starting FTP Proftpd
[23:01] <Random832> ok then it's not the problem i thoguht it was if it gets that far
[23:02] <mneptok> Jordan_U: correct, the grub-install is what's missing
[23:02] <kaspir> no it goes down 1 step with a ">" and allows me to still type. 11.10 64 bit live cd
[23:02] <Random832> if you go to any of the other consoles is there any other message [alt f2 f3 f4f5678910
[23:02] <Mneumonic> Is there anyone who can help me with a Unity problem?  I am liking 11.10 but it's keeping me from being able to stick with it
[23:02] <velko> Jordan_U, this is what he told us so far. i have no idea if there was also something else. and why he did it. what he wanted to accieve
[23:02] <pfifo> kaspir, can you pastebin everything in your terminal for me
[23:03] <Random832> Jordan_U: no, like, he installed grub legacy
[23:03] <Albania> Random832 i can see to init: Failed to spawn ufw pre-star proccess unable to execute no such file or directory
[23:03] <Random832> velko: the original problem was that it booted straight to windows after he installed
[23:04] <kaspir> Im on laptop right now let me log into the computers irc
[23:04] <Mneumonic> Icons in the Unity launcher keep duplicating themselves.  Does anyone know how to stop this?
[23:04] <Jordan_U> Random832: grub legacy's grub-install does not have a --boot-directory argument. Unfortunately I haven't had time to read all of the scrollback, and I need to leave now.
[23:05] <Random832> Mneumonic: in my experience, logging out and back in after deleting icons can clear that up, but i ditched unity over that issue
[23:05] <JelloPop> xmonad rocks :)
[23:05] <Mneumonic> Random832 I have tried that, tried restarting also.  I think I am going to have to ditch unity over this problem.  What would you recommend I switch to
[23:06] <Random832> Jordan_U: well do you know how to install grub properly for the main system while running in thel ivecd? does he have to make a chroot?
[23:06] <Random832> that's where we're at now
[23:06] <eaglelinux> hello
[23:06] <Random832> Mneumonic: dunno - i'm on XFCE - you might try gnome classic or... does gnome3 exist for ubuntu?
[23:06] <eaglelinux> everybody
[23:06] <JelloPop> hello
[23:06] <log> !gnome3 | Random832
[23:06] <CharminTheMoose> Why does udevtrigger.conf in /etc/init say 'by the time udevd starts, we've already missed all of the events for the devices populated in /sys.'.. But yet udevd, udevadm action=add/udevadm settle were already done in the initramfs with a previously mounted /sys fs. Am I missing something here?
[23:07] <kaspir> theres really nothing in my terminal right now because i restarted my computer. what was it that you wanted to see
[23:07] <Albania> Random832 when can i find the files if i boot from USB ?
[23:07] <Random832> so yeah, gnome classic, xfce, or kde, or you could use old school window manager
[23:07] <eaglelinux> can anybody tell me, if i can get test of ubuntu certification before LPIC-1 ?
[23:07] <Random832> Albania: from what usb? i'm confused
[23:07] <Albania> USB flash driver
[23:07] <Albania> i didnt have CD Rom
[23:07] <Albania> so now i have boot ubuntu from USB
[23:08] <Albania> but i dont know how to find files
[23:08] <Albania> like My Computer on windows
[23:08] <inocula> i dont want to use windows, but i have a far AP and my wifi card rtl8187 go very slow on ubuntu, do you have any advice?
[23:08] <Random832> crap, if i knew more about unity i could tell you
[23:08] <D4rthB4n3> how can i make my apache web server that is running on a local machine accessable to the internet through my router ?
[23:08] <Random832> it should be obvious-ish - click the ubuntu icon in the corner and go to files i guess?
[23:09] <Random832> you should see an X GB Filesystem at some point
[23:09] <pfifo> kaspir, i want to see 'sudo fdisk -l' and 'sudo blkid'
[23:10] <kaspir> pfifo: 1 sec
[23:10] <schwaam> what's the default hostname?
[23:11] <Albania> Random832 where i can find the error files now ?
[23:11] <Albania> logs
[23:12] <JelloPop> Random832: Xmonad rocks combined with gnome shell
[23:12] <Random832> uh, i don't know? i thought we were looking for _your_ files, not error logs
[23:12] <hydrox24> inocula: check the additional drivers section of ubuntu's system settings for proprietary rtl drivers
[23:13] <elijah> is grep -x searchterm filename supposed to display results? the tutorial I am going through says it will return exact matches only, but it isn't displaying anything, does grep have an error log?
[23:13] <Albania> Random832 i reade find it my files :)
[23:13] <inocula> hydrox24, i checked but the list is empty
[23:13] <Albania> ready*
[23:14] <kaspir> pfifo: http://pastebin.ca/2127465
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> elijah: grep only displays exact results unless you use -i or similar
[23:14] <schwaam> ActionParsnip, what's a default hostname?
[23:14] <schwaam> localhost?
[23:14] <Random832> elijah: maybe there are no exact matches
[23:14] <elijah> how would I update grep from 2.9 to 2.11 (latest stable) on Ubuntu with apt-get?
[23:14] <Random832> "exact" means "the whole line with nothing else on it"
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> schwaam: bad target?
[23:15] <pfifo> kaspir, you installed to /dev/sda5 correct?
[23:15] <schwaam> ActionParsnip, what do you mean?
[23:15] <kaspir> pfifo: yes the grub
[23:15] <schwaam> ActionParsnip, I was just setting up rc.conf
[23:15] <zacarias> in Ubuntu 11.10 (Unity or Gnome) how do you choose which application opens a certain type of file?
[23:15] <pfifo> kaspir, run `sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt`
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> schwaam: I've no idea what you are on about dude, sorry
[23:16] <elijah> ActionParsnip and Random832 - I am following this tutorial (wget http://www.uccs.edu/~ahitchco/grep/a_file) and using his wget example file - my command is "grep -x boot a_file" which supposedly should return results for boot and boots, which are there when I do a cat or nano.
[23:16] <schwaam> ActionParsnip, under /etc/hosts for example, what do I put for HOSTNAME?
[23:16] <kaspir> pfifo: sudo mount /dev/sda5 mnt
[23:16] <kaspir> mount: mount point mnt does not exist
[23:16] <elijah> schwaam: localhost should already be there
[23:17] <kaspir> oh i missed a /
[23:17] <elijah> schwaam: It should resolve to 127.0.0.1 in most cases
[23:17] <Airtreck> there is no place like 127.0.0.1 :)
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> schwaam: thats the name of the computer, you can call it whatever you like as long as it starts with a letter, be SURE the same name is set in /etc/hosts or sudo will fail
[23:17] <pfifo> kaspir, be very careful to type the commands I give you exactly as shown, its supposed to be '/mnt' not just 'mnt'
[23:17] <kaspir> pfifo: yeah sorry. ok that seems to have been accepted
[23:18] <schwaam> ActionParsnip, so that refers to the stuff after the @ at the command prompt?
[23:18] <pfifo> kaspir, can you now pastebin the output of 'find /mnt/boot'
[23:19] <akem> hey, anyone knows a picture viewer that can do slideshows in window mode (in opposite to fullscreen mode as the default picture viewer does) ?
[23:19] <Airtreck> schmidtm:  call it terminal, command prompt is in windows
[23:19] <kaspir> pfifo: http://pastebin.ca/2127466
[23:19] <schwaam> it's a prompt
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> schwaam: yes that is the hostname, it needs to be able to be resolved using /etc/hosts
[23:20] <schwaam> great, thanks
[23:21] <pfifo> kaspir, now run this `grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda`
[23:21] <phnxxx> quick question is it safe to get the latest kernel from kernel-ppa?
[23:22] <pfifo> phnxxx, safe is relative, but in the end PPA's are not supported
[23:22] <kaspir> pfifo: http://pastebin.ca/2127467
[23:22] <Airtreck> ActionParsnip:  i resintalled and selected london area, now i get my chars on the keyboard all wrong... Any ideea how to fix it?
[23:22] <worrow> I need to know if gnome 3 is actually supported by ubuntu 11.10
[23:23] <worrow> anyone know?
[23:23] <worrow> what linux version is fully gnome 3?
[23:24] <pfifo> kaspir, can you paste the version string for grub `grub-install --version`
[23:25] <kaspir> grub-install (GNU GRUB 0.97)
[23:25] <pfifo> kaspir, run `sudo apt-get purge grub*`
[23:26] <itaylor57> !gnome3 | worrow
[23:26] <kaspir> pfifo: ok its gone
[23:27] <pfifo> kaspir, now `sudo apt-get install grub-pc`
[23:27] <lcc> what encryption method does ubuntu use when encrypting a home folder?
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> Airtreck: no idea, try asking the channel like everyone else
[23:28] <kaspir> pfifo: successful
[23:28] <Albania> when i make sudo grub-install /dev/sda5 i get one error cannot stat ¨aufs¨
[23:28] <Albania> can anyone help me ?
[23:28] <pfifo> kaspir, paste the (hopefully) new verion stringjust for a sanity check
[23:29] <savant> hi all
[23:29] <Airtreck> oh, ok ActionParsnip
[23:29] <Airtreck> hi, i selected london time zone at install and my keyboard chars are scambled: £ in stead of  #...etc. Does anyone know how to repair it?
[23:29] <savant> I'm running ubuntu 10.10 on a few servers
[23:29] <kaspir> pfifo: Happier but still not sane: grub-install (GRUB) 1.99-12ubuntu5
[23:29] <savant> and am getting the following python related error
[23:29] <savant> ImportError: This platform lacks a functioning sem_open implementation, therefore, the required synchronization primitives needed will not function, see issue 3770.
[23:29] <savant> im led here: http://bugs.python.org/issue3770
[23:29] <Albania> when i make sudo grub-install /dev/sda5 i get one error cannot stat ¨aufs¨ CAN ANYONE HELP ME ?
[23:29] <pfifo> kaspir, now rerun this `grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda`
[23:30] <savant> which points out that its a packaging issue. is anyone aware of a workaround?
[23:30] <[Raiden]> !grub
[23:30] <kaspir> pfifo: you forgot sudo :p
[23:31] <kaspir> pfifo: Installation finished. No error reported.
[23:31] <diverdude> what linux kernel version is ubuntu running on?
[23:31] <kaspir> pfifo: am I good?
[23:31] <pfifo> kaspir, yes i did, ok good, you should be all set, reboot
[23:31] <kaspir> pfifo: awesome man I'll be back on to let you know if it worked
[23:31] <pfifo> diverdude, there is a plethora of kernels available
[23:31] <kaspir> pfifo: thank you so much
[23:34] <elijah> I am following this tutorial - http://www.uccs.edu/~ahitchco/grep/ and using the sample wget file. I run "grep -x boot a_file" and am expecting to return "boot" as a result. If someone could me a big favor and run the command on the same file and tell my why I don't see a result that would be appreciated. I am trying on the regular expression examples below that and they are not working either, everything works fine up until the -x exampl
[23:35] <pfifo> elijah, does `grep -x boo a_file` work?
[23:36] <elijah> pfifo: it works according to the instructions, which is to return nothing, because "boo" is not in the file
[23:38] <Loshki> elijah: if "boo" isn't in there, then neither is "boot". Check the contents of your a_file ...
[23:39] <elijah> Loshki: boot is in the file, -x is supposed to match the exact string correct?
[23:39] <pfifo> elijah, ohh i see what your saying now, that is weird
[23:40] <gizero_>  /msg nickserv identify abakus
[23:40] <Loshki> elijah: -x says to match the whole line, so I'd expect it only to match "boot" if it's on a line by itself...
[23:41] <philipballew> Can someone tell me if this script will work for an automatic telnet login
[23:41] <philipballew> http://paste.ubuntu.com/881180/
[23:42] <Loshki> elijah: does it work without the -x flag? It tried a little test case here and it does work as expected...
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> philipballew: are you using telnet over the internet?
[23:43] <henriquev> how do I remove the "Dash home" binding to <super> (Windows key)? It is really annoying.
[23:43] <philipballew> ActionParsnip, no, its locally
[23:43] <kaspir> pfifo: it worked man. your a beast
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> philipballew: good :)
[23:43] <elijah> Loshki: Yeah, it works without -x, the test file does have boot on a line by itself.
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> philipballew: http://smacak.wordpress.com/2010/08/15/automatic-login-expect-scripts-telnet-and-ssh/
[23:44] <pfifo> elijah, gnu grep is different from posix grep, if you run bsd, most likely it would work as expected
[23:45] <philipballew> ActionParsnip, so under the line of that script set IPaddress [lindex $argv 0] what do i put in lindex $argv 0?
[23:46] <Loshki> elijah: what version is your grep (-V)? I admit I'm now clutching at straws a bit. Mine is gnu grep 2.5.4
[23:46] <elijah> Loshki: That is good to know, it is odd though that the man grep page does say that -x should do that though
[23:47] <elijah> Loshki: 2.9, although 2.11 stable is out - http://savannah.gnu.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=7132
[23:47] <elijah> Loshki: I don't know how to install it with apt-get though
[23:47] <webnet> elijah, sudo apt-get install <package>
[23:48] <pfifo> elijah, its possible that the -x was only included so the unix/bsd scripts that use it would still run
[23:48] <elijah> webnet: Thx, do you know how to specify a different version?
[23:48] <Loshki> elijah: so just for grins, what happens if you make your own file with the line "boot" inside it? Does it work then?
[23:48] <elijah> webnet: It says grep is already at latest version
[23:48] <webnet> elijah, well, its tricky because certain devs do it differently... id  think that you could just a '-x.x.x'
[23:49] <pdkl> im trying to get used to unity, but im having a difficult time
[23:49] <webnet> ath the end to specify version?
[23:49] <kaspir> pfifo: so essentially i had the wrong version of grub, which is what you guys were refering to as legacy correct?
[23:49] <webnet> do you have gui access? elijah? or are you stuck in cli
[23:49] <elijah> webnet: No go - http://paste.ubuntu.com/881189/
[23:50]  * webnet chuckles. "STUCK" at command line. bah. lol
[23:50] <elijah> webnet: No, but I really like using package manager when possible
[23:50] <webnet> ok elijah what exactly are you trying to do?
[23:50] <elijah> pfifo: k, gtk
[23:50] <pfifo> elijah, wait no -x works perfectly, that file has windows style line endings so the line is actually boot\r
[23:50] <elijah> Loshki: I will try that now
[23:51] <Loshki> pfifo: bingo!
[23:51] <elijah> pfifo: wow, very interesting!
[23:51] <elijah> pfifo: what editor did you use to view the line endings?
[23:51] <Albania> http://paste.ubuntu.com/881190/
[23:51] <Albania> http://paste.ubuntu.com/881190/
[23:52] <Albania> i cant start my ubuntu and there is the logs http://paste.ubuntu.com/881190/
[23:52] <pfifo> kaspir, im not sure what you had on your install, but somehow on the livecd you ended up with old grub legacy
[23:52] <pfifo> elijah, geany
[23:52] <pfifo> elijah, but first 'hexdum' command
[23:52] <pfifo> hexdump
[23:52] <pfifo> then genay to change them
[23:53] <maum> how to install flash 11 version on ubuntu 11.10?
[23:54] <no-name-> hi. I'm trying to boot xubuntu 11.10 on a 2008 imac. it gets to its grub screen ok, but after I select "try xubuntu without installing it" the screen goes black. why?
[23:54] <no-name-> I'm booting off a live USB, btw
[23:55] <Albania> i cant start my ubuntu and there is the logs http://paste.ubuntu.com/881190/
[23:55] <elijah> pfifo: you can spot windows line endings (lf) in hex?
[23:55] <y0om4> how do i tell if i have x64 or 32 installed?
[23:55] <pdkl> uname -a
[23:55] <pfifo> elijah, yes
[23:56] <kaspir> pfifo: thats crazy cuz i DLed it from the ubuntu site today
[23:56] <y0om4> i686 is 32 bit?
[23:56] <nickwiscool> hi
[23:56] <bastidrazor> y0om4: 32bit
[23:56] <nickwiscool> i install ubuntu server but no windows?!
[23:56] <pdkl> y0om4: yes
[23:56] <nickwiscool> i using server, for more gaming power
[23:56] <pfifo> elijah, its crlf, 0a0d
[23:57] <elijah> pfifo: lol, 0a0d, I will remember that
[23:57] <jerry2> hello
[23:57] <nickwiscool> hello!??@?@?@!?!?!?
[23:57] <jerry2> does anyone know how I can assign a 2nd , 3rd, 4th and so on ip to my server?
[23:57] <elijah> pfifo: That guys tutorial is whack
[23:57] <elijah> pfifo: thansk to you and Loshki for sticking with me! props!
[23:57] <nickwiscool> plz!!! i need to make windows come on all i see is a hacker console!!!!!!!!!!!!
[23:58] <pfifo> elijah, you dont have to remember that, just that no pritable characters start with 0, and that unixx line endings are only 1 character, and windows is 2, so 0a0d is 2 == windows
[23:58] <jerry2> nick > install vmware and a windows OS of your choice
[23:58] <root> hello
[23:58] <Ins|de> nickwiscool, did u install grub? it should have an entry for booting windows, and ubuntu server has nothing to do with gaming power :P
[23:58] <elijah> pfifo: nice trick, I will do that!
[23:58] <nickwiscool> no i no need windows, but there no interfase....
[23:58] <Loshki> elijah: pfifo: well done guys~
[23:58] <elijah> nickwiscool: I have had that happen before
[23:58] <Ins|de> nickwiscool, sudo apt-get install gnome-desktop
[23:58] <nickwiscool>   WHY DOES NOONE LISTEN TO ME!?!?!??!?!??!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?! D:
[23:58] <arand> nickwiscool: Install desktop instead of server.
[23:58] <Guest86160> you speak
[23:59] <Guest86160> turkısh
[23:59] <Ins|de> nickwiscool, please, be polite
[23:59] <jerry2> ok so who can help me?
[23:59] <maum> how to install flash 11 version on ubuntu 11.10?
[23:59] <elijah> nickwiscool: What happened before that? You didn't run out of disk space did you?
[23:59] <nickwiscool> it saids ubuntu 10.10 lts logins!!!!!
[23:59] <elijah> jerry2:  Do you mean point an ip to your server?
[23:59] <Guest86160> yes